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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
HinckIey Confirmed

The nomination of Robert H.
Hinckley Of Ogden, Utah, as direc-
tor Of contract settlement in the
once of War Mobilization for term
Of two years was approved yesterday
by the Senate. Mr.. Hinckley formerly
was Assistant Secretary of Com
merce and civil aeronautics admin
istrator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
Merchant Seamen Praised
Al dwelling Of Plaque

Chairman Emory s. Land of the
Maritime Commission paid tribute
to merchant sailors yesterday when
he unveiled a plaque bearing the
names Of 10 who have won the Dis
tinguished Service Medal.
The plaque is located on the
fourth floor of the commission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
In Mrmnrtant

ATCH1SON, EsSIE PAUL. Called to her
heavenly home August 9, 1913, ESSIE
PAUL ATCHISON.
Gone, but not forsotten.
LOVING HUSBAND. =
ATCHISON, ESSIE PAUL. Departed this
life August 9, 1943, ESSIE PAUL ATCHI-
SON.
We loved you, but God loved you best.
May your soul rest in peace.
GEORGE.
BANKS, FRANCES. tribute of love
to the memory of our dear mother. FRAN
CES BANKS, who departed this life eleven
years ago, August 8, 1888.
Somewhere back of the sunset
With the blue and gold of the sky,
Where loneliness never dies.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, GOVERNEAU
J. AND ULYSSES ]. BANKS AND RUBIE
B. COLES
BREEDLOvE, ROSA Dimes In loving
remembrance Of my dear mother, ROSA
Dimes BREEDLOVE!o who departed this
LIE three years ago today, August 8, 194l
No one knows how miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
have suffered since ] lost you,
Life has never been the same
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09

ExtravaEant spending Of money
At home results in an extravagant
spending Of blood in battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today to keep our
casualties to . minimum. Let's all
back the attack.
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UarA nf ThankH

KAMINSKY, MYER. We wish to ex.
press our sincere thanks to relatives
friends and societies for their cards Of
sympathy, and floral tributes in our be-
reavement
MRS. KATIE KAMTNsKY AND MRS
CHARLES K WOLF.
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4tt,trtltttn

m SoN so u Eve Iat. OF fne
BONA STOCK, wife of BENJAMIN Stock
smother of Mrs. Dorothy Chaplin AND
albert Stock, will take place on Sunday
august 10, 1914, at pm, at the D. C.
Iodge Cemetery. All friends and rela'
tives are invited to attend.
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II. William Johansen
To Be Buried Monday

A high requiem mass will be sung
for 1t. William F. Johansen' at
Sacred Heart Church at am. Mon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09

at st. Johns, and two sisters, Marine
Corpl. Mary Ellen Johansen, 81, sta
toned at Quantico, Va, and
Edna, B.
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PAN s., fU. 8. n, Retired)
- This will notify members
w of Branch No. 4, Fleet
~ Reserve Association, of the
death OF oui late shipmate,
PAN 8. UNGI, at Naval Hos
pita), Bethesda. Md. on Tues
dax Aupukf q lQAd RA-
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cal Communication Of Colum-
q B :: !! { !;
ARD GOLDEN, District deputy grand
Evening star., 1944-08-06

q you TAKE NO RISK when you use TEEL
..for TEEL is a liquid dentifrice that cleans with
out abrasves The TEEL way gets your teeth
brighter more sparkling ..sately. And it leaves
fresh clean taste that fingers in your mouth -
guards against bad breath.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

4, a. =: c. ELECTRIC IRONER. fuiI-sise tsbl,
cs Sunday sw p s9hditI9n. GH 4aasd Used very little
Moreschi. 120 bass, like new. Sa53 'SG pr.
eSs9ns St tmddle Gsll RffpSSlie & Sds esis kits
Tar lar with n amplitiers; sacrifice. lyman nan Rat lat
aCcokMb9ffSISN!s Acc M9fIS stGrs HnsrsT Ts5 issh St:
aGGoKSSSIsSssso aSSS nna %sos.rfss $50
Georgia ave. entrance Keefer nj - !:
aecoRpioNy. & C SRIadsy 100 bass sonr.r,. vii, 80,
All ADDING MacafNE:' ACHE E. no. io-kes apt. S col,
p199Ttibaele' 19tb y steel eIs filing cabinets sois
ADDING MACHs;, Burroughs Victor, sund.
5f5f aDpfNa In MAtHrSS1Esn1 LII Il NV new DI Z zs7a
factory nackages: released BY " oPAs' nt
Re RRTE!orty ii77 needed. United sia i4th st. NV "
ADDING Dnd NG MACHINE, portable type. adds te
Air Ii niT, comPkfsssnd3s4 ME; sd34 tr,, -, wv
without spray gun; also large jiesaw avn ane ~
AIR a ! GoMF,REssoR. I I,i small size M. W. with
paint paint. gun and nozzles, used only MY few es
hrsrs;r, hours; bsrgain at $40. loot. elec c
AIR; R;CoNDITIONERs, new Philco. n.b r
SansgleJroom ing units at ceiling prices. Your
Iai iast cnance TO buy a new unit. A. s.
alarm CLOCK, one mantel clock. rubber
mp boots, short boots. Springfield rife. ra
olo, cleo, motor, check writer; low priced
so q ST sV. ME $3.50
AMETHYsT BROOCH, solid gold. with
genuine pearls. only S35. Dixie Pawn
ANTIQUE Pm PINE : coRSfR g Mn cupso.Rp ,r
excellent condition. original glass in doors
Tslsphone ordwav 1875.
ANTIQUE CHINA, glass. silver Iaunc
mirrors. rugs. Victorian arm chairs beSs'
Table. ~hests. sofa. clocks, books. pictures,
lfsameS, andirons 61s .5th st. NV.
ANTIQUES at sign of the coach 3a4A
N; Washington blvd. Arlington. Va. Mar.
ggHeTIte gMTi0,, Parks. Phone CHI. .27s6.
AAyNa,IiQuEs. Helen R, Hanna, $500
MMiison boulevard, Arlington, Va "H's
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCoRDIoN-state price. make and con-
dition. PIX 437.T, Star.
ACCORDION and saxophone wanted. State
ADDING MACHS., Burroughs. Victor.
SuDdstrand, hand and elec.; sale or rent.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY, silver, diamonds,
dental gold. old watches; need for repairins
We pay cash. Schiller's. 444 9th st. 29s
AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS, stamp collec-
tions, coins. metals. gold and silver bought.
Hobby Shop. 716 nth st. NV. DI 1872
BABY GRAND or upright piano and some
used furniture. Call Republic 3612. 19s
BARNARD MANURE, well rotted. Q to 3
tons delivered Lyon Park, Arlington. GL.
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture.
contents OF spts. or homes, at once; we do
movino carefully. storage Ia. 2937 16s
BEDROOM SUITES, office furniture, dining
and living room suites, elec. refrigerators,
glassware and rugs. Dupont 0513. 1Ss
BOOkS-Private party wishes to purchase
b@ooks @ or library. win call for. Box
TRICYCLE., sturdy. good condition, for A.
ysar-old child; also portable victrola. TE
BOOKS-Best prices, small or large lots.
Hrins n, or phone Me. 1876 STORAGE Book
CAMEkA, s-mm movie; ]. have elec. re.
friserator to trade for good movie camera.
state lens, make. condition. Box 262-T,
{Coutinued on Mart PaOaN
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MOTOR rRAvrl.

GRADUATE ENGINEER, a4O,' driyinT to
Los Angeles Jan. 22nd, will take tvo
psnssssnsers; ssssr rel. in exchange. II, 6742
COUPLE DRIVING to Miami. Florida, Jan.
ls or 20, will take 2; Chrysler ~. heater;
baas. A'-nss0 AZ seoo q Ies "a.
WEAANTED--Asrsmy Or Navy ofncer to drive
At Los Anseles Calf. Cali no. 800
DIlvfNG NEW CAR to Mi.m, sun "a
S32i today. 80 pm. only. 'e "o0o'Ss
LADIES driving Asheyille, N. c., Jan. 26th.
not returning, want PASSENGER share ex-
Los ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO, space
available for two or three, with man and
vie; new Buick; leaving January 80.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
MIscRlIANR0l1S e0e eAIF

yssSs sssss.NsNe000 6OA SAkSe
ayS!sss kiss sss9aiiiss 1850 0tnlSaiss
IaJNK. lsrse, steel, reinforced. . trays.
TMN SAsY W cx12iIAGE. iSSs; never used. pre-
tam t.;n. nfY M zoas zosatssrDr0of pads and rain cur
TWIN BIDS. metal simmons With spr,ng
and mattress; walnut chests. 1451
1Ff TYfEWHlrE III ln Is ksminsson. lSi Model No. 10.
$500 CO s610.
Reminston portable. nerfaoc psrfscs condision H.
ssas VII f s itssr ss rsconsSnsss ma.
sh'nas makes rs y s sn Co.. l'si si5
qyrtywiIrrssA e 81 RH "a ,oss sSs2 .x..,,.r. ,ord,,or
spring and mattress: Q hand-carved ma
hosany mantsis with mirrors; .', complete , set
trated: No dealers: Cali after / pm.
isSf TxSEwEfTkks. Rsminston s as- -reacenditionsd.
Mssk siaels gi1s 18th oday g. az. cD 1879 as7s
able: $50. 14oS 10Th st. Sc. Fransiin
Sc. s$s Ne yaso Y ooDonnsil. li0i Vermont
ffYPEWkiTEa Rental Service. 571s 1oth
NV. NV. GE isss undeTEoods, 81 s3 mo. 3
ance and performance; s3so0. Phone
fxpE%hIffft1ks, iSfsias ff1s Underwood No. standard.
TYPEWRITER. / noissless; and several fur
SO; pistol, 7.e5smm: Luser. shells. s55;
F1aPPf fTTf HDga sS MODELS Gd ss aesss.d by
H ap; linitsa quantity. T United. % s1s PA 14sS
TYfEWRiTEE REPAIR1Ns. al makes.
sDle SJ price ,. l Il yrs sxpE bring machine II.
FTCE MACHINES Co. Bond Bldg. 18th at
n, Y. ave. RE. 2s2s. Open SO.
Dixie Pawn Brokers Exchange, HOO H st.
VACUUM CLEANER, Rexair. new condi-
union SDh sen4s6 i4s5 ior private party no Dealers
VANITY, large triple mirror. walnut,
sssi eIs Ist 1 NV sD1fe spf 465 anc Co sissr 1895
VIOLIN. imitation stradivarius. with case.
59As 20 years v, old; ada excellent condition RE.
on cost ssa With 0e ease a eo s5
MAsHiss% hiss%sPS %%sPAScaisE GENERAL Esstrls
MaTcH ond Rrs HaSP %ate aSy sscyTs eatnam H ssi ss
ssfsf WATER PHI HEATER, automatic, ao-sallon,
Wafer 1 iHeSPe Hf2PRRs, spa automatic all sizes:
chrome sink faucets, etc 627 r st. NV.
Almost NEW; quick sale; owner leaving
city. Ape. maple bedroom suite. box
springs. inner-spring mattress; 3-pc. liv-
ing room ,ss suite Call SO; Sat- all day day
GsTdens GsE NJ RoPoF EaipisE Apt & AI current sis
GooD Coz SGbsa Used FURNITURE. prewar. all pur-
sAcRfPfcE s1N fPsc large kitchen utility cab
a n' DGse et eonsols Gsdo ses
phone. table and chair set, coffee table,
table lamps. summer 9x12 rug. 81. 9o94.
water heater escelIe8i co1dition. o6dsis @ aD.
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS. liv. rm.. bed
aTaaSs Saes a all secon 81 asa
saFfs' sFf GAS CAST Fl sesanET e5 BOX ns
Gos tsnts bssss wsssr
PARK < Md aagh oE 2 s4s4' aah0F oifcie' iak'mA
BEDROOM SUITE, 3-pc. LINED OAK,
modern design: a wonderful buy s6si
Held 1892 Georgia ave, RA. 9010.
vcs Too e foo, ssmef s,s
reductions. 3-PC. MODERN SUITE. spring
CUSHIONS; 81, flzursd e,yap tapestry cover. Slgs'
telle. latex and hair filing. sl6a;
Sssns5 sorA esbsn srDss Beige
SOFA. with carved frame, 1-pc. feather
egShh,Ion; fun spring construction Ma a ,S SI5s;
and occasional. special at $3.50. How.
ard S. Held, 1892 Georgia ave, RA. 9010.
Open Sunday. 1-6.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
WHEEL CHAIR.
GAS RANGES.

BRAND-NEw AND FACTORY
REBUILT.
All Sizes
TABLE TOPS, CONSOLES. COOKERS,
Sl4.50 to $50. so.
1t pays to buy your gas range from
responsible firm with adequate service
facilities Every gas range We sell IL
guaranteed and we service it free for
year.
Our 20 years in the stove business 10
YOUR assurance of full and complete salts
Evening star., 1944-01-16

FUR COAT. sentlemans. full iensth, Ions.
sa,hsr trm@sd me- wiHd prsot sSo cuffs
FUR coAT@siiver s3i fox esek Jacket, practically
neTa neTsa size between u AND is; $500. WA.
Fur @ ooxTsplS SstHssn yon ana Know 9 that on the
sss,nas ss most b vsSss r sIs
Lamb, exclusive Seal. superb Silver Fox. Fox.
Natural Skunk and many others. Ali at
sssEn EssssEElnf Eus eDsH se tss.nfs st. nv un sA ss
EHR fs neM sAcEkT ssdo Eastern 5ob mink latest STYLE
saerifee tor s$7,5o.e North ii asSs ss2'oo' VIII
FUR; FUR JACKET, brown srmine size SO or %,
sX9el sSnday CONG; aosn,pe peas. MA. 44s3' Apt sos
FSR FSsi JxckET, Silver fog tails; good eondi-
t59n FIR MnsniSSRass MaiFE svor caI fdI GL saa3
FUR PIECE, very beautiful, white fox; nc
PEcf s sTse Gs Cross Go fo9
fect condition; reasonable. Phone War
itj FTfNAccEE,; hot air, for small house: good
ss9nS,y'on MI. s!9eh s1a1. Salvage Co. so'e M
bsaser ATeo aoons auto
FURNACE, hot-air, pipe, Lynco. in good
eonsitl1n saas %nnda2 no piping sao' you haul WI
FURNACES local and oil). gravity and
forced air. galvanized pipes, registers and
fittings Van Ry Heating Co.. 333s M st.
FURNISHINGS COMPLETE, 6 rooms;
available Feb. J.; reasonable. FR. 1879.
FURN-Recond. coal heaters, cook stoves,
gas ranges. folding cots. I. c. Furn a. Stove
Co., 1853 H st. ne. TR. 1892. Open ewes.
FURNITURE-Ligfit walnut dresser, chest,
night rIl9 table to match. record cabinet, .ex12
Wilton rug, gas stove, 4-burner: RollaWay
bed, secretary and chair lamps. Cali
after IL pm Jewelry Store. 1919 wis
FURNITU settee yellow leath-
erette air cushions. Sell reasonable. 2OI9
18th st. NV. Monday
FURNITURE-Dining room set, solid wal
nut nut .;9s Sost $3.50. for s1ooa rust-eolored
chair; $40; odd tools, paper-hansing outfit.
ped davenport, cabinet glass doors, kero-
Isene cabinet heater, fireplace coal crate,
srchery set pitching horseshoes. ordway
FURN.mpractically new mahos dining
room suite. (Sheraton), with 2 convex cor
ner cabinets; 3-pc wicker porch set; Ra-
qaHa TnRNfauRE faf RsatsT sHH 1883 ,.aroo
liv: rni,. dining rnl.. At substantial savings
for cash. Some are door SAMPLES. Open
ewes. stahler Furniture Co.. 626 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
SEWING MACHINES

Reprd.. tension adj. and machine oiled. 81
Bring In head and save 2Oec. or have our
pended mechanic come to your home fer
machines. Sew Machine Dept, Main Floor,
G0Idenoerg's, 2 & K. Ma. 1920. Ext 31o.
Radio Trouble? srss nee est H:n..I work ns,.I su.!
MID-CTTY Radio Shop, 0-7 DIM: FriSay
and Saturday. a-a MA n111 -. -.e.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
MEMS SUITS.

LIVINGSTON 6 Co. 1928 II St. NV.
CLOTHING-Men's ladies', children's un-
tcla imed laundry and dry cleaning. Ladies
coats, 95c to So .95; ladies' dresses. 25e
Everything for the family Towels, linens,
etc. January sales.e Amazing prices. 8
1856 ST. NE 1895 H St NE
1919 Nichols Ave Sc
Evening star., 1944-01-16
HOME iMPRovEMENT COMPANIES.

FOB HOME IMPROVEMENTS and repairs,
concreting. carpentry, heating. plumbing
increase income and value. call CO. 1880
peItence; reasonable; call for free esti-
GENERAL REPxfRiSNisG; cali cali anytime, sery-
ace at once estimates free. Franklin
24aS. Hay =. Roberts. 1Ss
WE DO GENERAL REPAIR and remodeling
work on homes and buildings: prompt
EseTTVices; z. L. Miller. 1885 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
&c HAMMER. National

STANLEY ELECTRIC HAMMER. National
STEEL WINDOWS, double hung. full
sTfEFNooTYpE MACHINE, sss: like new.
Dixie Pavnbrokers Exchange, fioo H
sTENoryPE, practically new; also set of
sIoKER ste IstS, for mouse heating, 35.lb: cap,
spdRtpsmg sna + Pm Chestnut ,0o.. 9olo; ..,,
Busada. TR. oao7 SoA' eaSoha0'e
STOKERsnsaye 2oes fuei consumption. go
ing for hotels and .apts; also can be used
ssr Ess sss i's ssas ssss
Adams Sab between 1 pm, and Pm.
STORM WINDOWS and screen combine
tions for use the year around. parma nentiy
installed on outside Of old or new. homes.
help; Reduces fuel costs .3Os. a limited
OF ua qns sy1Rs pan
$3.50, day or night, including Sundays for
STOVE. centrola. central heater. coed con-
a5s9n' qoad asawvp saT priss Md M. RAY Metzerott
resssoanditioned; white enameled d sink. CO. CO
STOVE. coal or wood. bake oven. hot-water
pack. . ids Block Salvage Co., 3056 M
STovE-Kitchen range, small, coal or
ssis; sSSs $50 % csh Du, nsg sfss. grave h0'~a'ef
STUDIO COUCH. standard brand; book
case cas-, eao chairs, bureau, etc. RE. o645.
STUDIO COUCH, prewar. perfect condition.
used sn yer yery little $50. ssos Erie st, Sc
sTUDfo CouCHEs. $a5; $50 single beds.
s.: Bullets. SIS; desk. S5. Call to S
Pen today. 1919 st. NV. CO. 1855
sHhT, SUI Tnxedo; syo % With vest size 49, new con-
TABLE, Duncan Phyfe mahogany extension
dining room, with chairs. Glebe 0714
TANK. hot-water. 80 gal. coal or oil
furnace. excel. cond.. $40. Kensinston
TENOR BANJO. reasonable. fine condition.
With leather case. Phone Adams 34l9.
Kay Kay, prewar case hardened; $40. Sligo
Tricycle. for boy: also girls English
velocipede. 4S0S End ST.. N. Arl. Forest,
TERauMfflE;T--st.te price. Box 4sa-T. star.
TUB, built-in. b-ft, $50; fixtures, S5.
Oliver 6100.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

DOOR CHECKS skillfully adjusted, re-
paired installed. Al types Including over
fnRSITURE FIJI STTT REPAIRING, reupholstering
efheient service. Free estimates CO.
ceaARaPENTER AND PAINTER. master me-
at a reasonable price. Moore. ia. 5192. :.
CARPENTER, partitions and porch work a
specialty. Steps, cedar closets, floors, doors,
CARPENTER-Small jobs. window glass:
door locks installed. roofs repaired and
cARPENTER WORK. general repairs. storm
inslSssS seed work Rsas 10 EN- $500
unswortS: Capitol Heights is it' IS. H w, H.
CARPENTER -Alterations and repairing,
cARPENTER WORK. stairWays vs. run run ofoor
sI.ii SANDING and refinishing. Call Barr At
CARPENTER-rirst work, altering:
Rhisc RhEGrRHc as NsTALLATIoNs, Ssir bells alarms
call systems; few Philco intercommunica-
tion speaking and paging systems. Execu-
GENERAL Ts sS21 uasai cARPENTER R'n WORK cement
work. attics and recreation rooms finished,
aRf s too sma
All work guaranteed. Cali am. to 10
eR;i sHNEkaL kRi oiHSiM HOME RErArRs closed-in
porches and floors. storm sash and doors.
Rec. rooms a specially. General house
painting. Call Randolph 1852.
HOUSE PAINTING. exterior and interior
all work done half price Plastering and
roofing. Call any time. HI. 0l51-W.
HOUSE REPAIR OF ANY KIND, large or
small: porches, screens, storm doors and
windows; estimates free. Phone 81. 2069.
PAINTING, exterior and interior white
mechanics; special prices for kitchen and
caplkins window, roof. Ho. io2s, Z:
PAPER1NG, painting, plaSterine, scraping
carpenterine: Tree est. no shortage of help.
Jack r. Tate, Elk. SSH. 81
PAPER HANGING. quality workmanship,
white mech; painting, plastering and floor
sanding. RA. 1920.
PAPER HANGING, first-class work White
mechanics immediate service. TR. 7145.
PAPER HANGING, quality workmanship,
white mech; painting, plastering and floor
sanding. RA. 1920.
PAPER HANGING, this week. only 81 and
up per room: 1914 washable, sunfast pa
pers: work guaranteed. Michigan 5315.
PAPERING, painting. Kem-Tone; i'm
mediate service: frst-claSs white me-
chanics: roofs painted. AT. S4l9.
PAPER1NG, painting; highest quality
workmanship at reasonable prices. Esti-
mates. RA. 696s. RA. 557S.
PAPERING, painting: So room and UP.
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MACHINEs

Guaranteed repairs on any make. Ad.
HIST listing 81 and "a oiling. 81, Part: and sup
Dept. 5r1 door. 8. Ksnn Sons CO.
Distr1sf ~ T.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-08-25
MiIk Sugar

Lactose. which is the sugar OF
milk, aids in the utilization of cal
,ium which is vital for the develop
nent Of all tissues. There is COM
non conception that all sugars are
weet. This Is true Of most sugars.
actose, however, does not share
lis characteristic and is largely re-
,onsible for the bland distinctive
Taste Of milk and its products.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-08-25
That Bulldog Grip

The proverbial bulldog grip Of
the bulldog does not result from
obstinacy or any other quality
but from the construction Of the
animals mouth. The lower jaw is
longer than the upper jaw, and
therefore it is physically impos-
sible for the dog to let go while
there is any tension on the object
being gripped.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-08-25
Canned Needs

When the entire winter supply Is
dependent on home processed foods
canned, dried, brined, stored or
frozen-the approximate necessary
amounts and varieties to serve one
person 80 weeks are: 20 to IS quarts
of tomatoes; rs to IS quarts greens
and other vegetables, including 6 or
more kinds; rs to IS quarts fruits,
varied; and 5 to 10 quarts Of fruit
juices.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-08-25
Mayfower Becomes Barn

Six years after the Mayflower
brought the Pilgrims to America,
the famous vessel was broken up
in England and made into-a barn
still standing on the Russell farm.
Is miles west Of London.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-08-25

IT TNADORNED save for the
- charming detail at neckline,
this matron's dress is quietly de
signed to make you look taller,
simmer! Make it up in your IA
vorite summer pastel shades in
rayon sheers and in cool, tubbable
cottons! IL
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1898 Is de.
signed for sizes SO, SO, 40, AZ, "A, as, 48,
30 and So. Size 80, short sleeves. requires
! 3sz yards Of 39-inch material
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-08-25

QRIEF, comfortable, cool and
- pretty-that's the sort Of sum-
mer clothes the youngsters likei
This brother-and-sister play set il
easy to make and launders like n
charm when done in nice cotton
materials.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1891 Il de-
signed for sizes q 3. 4, 5 and years.
Size 8. boys overalls, requires y yard Of
38-inch material; blouse 11s yards: girls
jumper. 1ss yards of 36-inch material;
blouse, LIS yards,
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions, slightly more time
Is required In filling orders for few OF
the most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-08-25

CHAPTER $40
AN ACT to propose an amendment to re-
peal Article 3S Of the Declaration of
Rights Of the Constitution Of the State
of Maryland, said Article requiring the
General Assembly to give its consent to
gifts or sales of land to churches and to
all gifts made by win to churches and
denominations.
Section I. Be It enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, lthree-fifth Of all
the members Of each Of the two Houses
concurring), That Article 38 Of the Decla-
xSkion Of Rights of the Constitution of the
otAte Of Maryland, requiring the consent
of Ese General Assembly to certain gifts
60 churches and. denominations, be and tt
L hereby repealed II adopted by the legally
qualified voters Of the State. as herein pro-
Vided.
Sec. 2. And be It further enacted, That
the aforegOing amendment to the Declar-
alton Of Rights Of the Constitution Of the
State Of Maryland shall, at the election to
be had In November, 1914, be submitted to
the legal and qualified voters Of the State
for their adoption or rejection, n pursu-
ance OF the directions contained in Article
a u the Constitution Of the State Of Mary
land, and at the said general election the
vote on the said proposed amendments g
Ne Constitution shall be By ballot and
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Arrival Of Gen. De 6auIIe
Within Week Indicated

While ofncial word was lacking
here today on the date of the ar
rival Of Gen. Charles de Gaulle,
head Of the French Committee Of
National Liberation, for q confer
ence with President Roosevelt, there
were indications the French leader
will reach here within the week.
The Associated Press reported
from New York that Eustace Ware
ing, who described himself as q
special correspondent for the Lon
don Daily Telegraph, arrived on. a
transatlantic Clipper and said he
had come to report the Roosevelt
De Gaulle meeting. Mr.. Wareing
said he had been informed the
meeting will take place between
July S and 8.
President Roosevelt told his news
conference last week that Gen. de
Gaulle had asked to be received
between July 5 and Q and had been
informed those dates were salts
factory to the President. There has
been no word here on the meeting
since.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Boy, 10, browns After Fall
From Boat Near Edqewater

Robertson Hoffman, 10, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Hoffman, 246
Twelfth street Sc, drowned yester-
day after falling from 4 boat At
Woodland Beach near Edgewater,
Md. '-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman said he
had accompanied q friend, Walter
Williams, II, Of 241 Twelfth street
Sc, to the beach.
His body was found by Sergt. John
E. Winters of the Metropolitan
Police, who was on vacation at the
beach. Efforts to- revive the boy
failed and DR.. Watson Hopkins,
acting medical examiner for Anne
Arundel County, issued . certificate
Of death by accidental drowning,
Besides his parents, the child Is
survived by two sisters, Lucy and
Olivia.