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Evening star., 1944-01-23

his smile vanished. He pulled a revolver from
his spocket. Hang up" he snapped. "Atonce!"
June obeyed. He strobe towards her.
WHO we're you speaking to-" he demanded.
IF you must know, just remembered
something wanted to tell my father and - :"
You're lying!' His eyes were cold, steely.
you've sufficient intelligence to realize that
you couldn't use this extension if were using
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Red Terms
Announced

NEW YORK. Sept. 20 GNSD--
Acting Finnish Premier Won
Born, announcing RusSo-FinniSh
armiStlce conditions, declared
that Finland would withdraw i'm
mediately 10 the 1910 borders and
would give up the port of Pet
Same.
In a broadcast. Won Born said
that the Firms had also agreed to
pay an indemnity of $500 00O000
American currency over SIX
NlaTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
BILLS PROVISIONS

The George bill extends until
June 30 1917 the Office of War
Mobilization, permits states 10
borrow from the. federal govern
ment TO maintain the solvcnCy
of their unemployment COM
penSatlon funds, continues the
unemployment and retraininE ad-
miniStration established by the
President and advances loans TO
public agencies for postwar public
works planning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
"Sure glad I've
got a FORD"
says WILBUR 7. HILpRETH, Farmer,
Eikhdrf, IOpd

Forty years of reliability, stamina
and low-cost operation have made
Ford cars the choice of millions.
Letters from Ford owners il cities
and towns and in the country, tell
how well their cars are standing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
AAMmNaToucH
TO GRAY HAIR

Give new beauty. color, luster, 10
those CRAVING locks Look years
younger. more attractive! Hide your
gray hair with the easy-to-use Barho
recipe below. Get professional
looking hair tinting job right al
home al small cost.
Get from your druggist one ounce
hay rum. one-fourth ounce glycerine,
one box Barbo Compound. Mix IN
half pint OF water, or your druggist
will mix il for YOU at small cost.
Simply comb into the hair, as di-
rected. A rich, natural-looking color
is impaired TO gray, faded streaked
hair. This color is easily maintained;
will not wash out, rub off or affect
permancnts. Does not stain The scalp,
Is not sticky or greasy and makes the
hair look soft and glossy. Try the
money saving Barbo recipe and see
how much younger you viii look.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21

up. And almost always, the owner
gives big share of credit to his
friendly Ford dealer, whose care
ful Protective Service contributes
so much to maintaining Americas
all.imPortant transportation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Windsors in Hot Springs

HOT SPRINGS, Va. Sept. 20
qNS)-The Duke 9nd Duchess of
Windsor have arrived at Hot
Springs for a short visit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Husbands /! Wives !
Want new Pep and Vim?

Thousands Of couples are weak. WORKOUT. ex-
haisted solely because BODY LACKS non. For new
vim. vitality. Try OstreI Tonic Tablets Supplies
iron yOn too may need Tor pep pTOphy lACtio doses
Yitamin 81. Get 35c introductory sire now only 29e
For sale at an drug stores everywhere-in
Detroit. al all Cunningham, Sans Cut
Rate and Kinsel stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Congress SET
For Recess

WASHINGTON. Sept. % ms
Congressional leaders made
plans today TO begin a seven
week election recess tomorrow az
FRIDAY. reasonably confident that
President Roosevelt viii not veto
either the rcconversiun or surplus
property disposal bills.
Speculation was strong that the
President would make his cvalua-
ton of the compromise bills a
singing rehuke OF Congress.
SURPLUS PROPERTY
The way for the recess WAS
cleared when Congress completed
final action on the Colmer surplus
property bill. establishing ma
Chncry ion The disposal Of 500
GOO 100000 10 100000 100000 m
war goods and tho George recon
version measure was sent 10 the
House for final approval today
The George bill is minus two
important features on which the
two houses were dcadloCkcd until
the Senate gave IN.
Senate cOniefccS expressed the
hope that new legislation would
( he introduced later covering the
TWO Senate provisions left out,
namely unemployment compenSa-
tion for 100000 federal employees
/ and transportation travel allow
anCcS for stranded war workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21

OPERATING AND SERVICE COSTS ARE
MIGHTY LOW in fact, don't believe any
other car can touch Ford in these respects.
Ii delivers good gas and tire mileage and
needs very few repairs, and the good looks
and comfort certainly last, toov'
Evening star., 1944-08-27
~ I4Bs17Neokn

NUT CRUNCH ICE CREAM:
Tastes like ''toffee''. Deli
cious! You use Wheaties, and
just a few nuts. Make refriger-
ator ice cream (vanilla). When
partly frozen, blend in this
crumbled Wheaties Nut Crunch
(or blend it into "store" ice
cream, say my staff:
Melt 2 tbsp. Butter
Blend in 3 4sp. BrolDn Sugar
Cook until thick and smooth
land sugar completely dis
solves), stirring constantly.
Blend in l cup Wheaties
ID cup Nuts, chopped
Cook, and stir, until heated
through (about S min. Spread
in thin layer on cookie sheet.
Cool, and crumble.
TASTY, NOURISHING:I
mean our Wheaties! Such
crisp, appetizin9 fakes of
good whole wheat. A nutri-
tious whole grain cereal.
With whole grain levels of
two B vitamins, the mineral
iron, foOd-ener9y.
''Uheates. Breakfast of Champions and
Berry Crocker' arc registered trade marks OF
GENERAL MILLS, INC, Minneapolis. Minne-
sofa. Copyright 1914, General Mills, Inc
Evening star., 1944-08-27

eat right No fair skimping on breakfast!
Uncle Sam says breakfast is important.
And should include plenty of wholesome
cereal. So have brimming bowls of Wheat
les, breakfast of Champions" with lots
of milk and fruit These whole wheat
flakes are fun to eat. Nourishing, too!
Evening star., 1944-05-31
Rleniting Of {! Boys
Fol Urn Job Start.

Recruitment of hieh school boys
in the washington ares as volunteer
workers on nearby Maryland farms
during the summer months is un-
derway. The program, inaugurated
last year, provides for establismment
of farm work camps II Mcntgomery
Coy M md Easterrs Shore high
lroiled rs Victory farm
VI will sleep on cots set u
school gymnasiums, eat g
Ithe school cageterias and 60 to tl1e
farms In school buses. They will be
lreturned to camp each evening.
Each camp will be under the di.
rection of trained supervisors, whose
duties will include supervision OF
recreation programs on rainy days
and week ends. School libraries also
will be made available to the volun-
teers.
Prospective workers must be at
least IA years old by July /. They
also must pass a physical examina-
ton and be recommended by their
school principals.
The program is centered In the
office of Mrs. Mildred S. Percy, head
OF the Department of Guidance and
Placement of the District Public
Schools, at Central High School,
Thirteenth and Clifton streets NV.
Co-ordinator of the plan is Earle
l.. Vail, who will be in Mrs. Percys
Office from to 9 pm. each Monday
and Thursday. He may be reached
on other evenings by calling Sligo
8789.
Evening star., 1944-05-31
| Two Pilots Safe
| After Planes Hit
lat 1,500 Feet
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALBOA, Canal Zone, May ST.
Two Air Force pursuit planes
crashed at an estimated combined
speed of 500 miles an hour Saturday,
but the pilots parachuted without
injury from 1,500 feet. it was. an
nounced yesterday.
The pilots, Capt. William S.
Chairsell, Richmond, Va, and 1t.
James r. Paley, Ames, Iowa, are
believed to be the only flyers in the
Panama Canal area to survive such
an accident.
Military sources said the accident
loccurred while the pilots were on
tactical maneuvers above the Jungle.
1t. Paley's plane sheared the other
just behind the cockpit, tearing the
canopy from his own plane.
After rescue party brought them
out Of the jungle, the pilots were
entertained at a dinner by fellow
officers and were flying again the
next day.
Evening star., 1944-05-31
George Washington u. to Hold
Graduation Exercises. ] oniqht

Martin, Marie-Louise Ralph. Delta
Zeta Award in botany-Edith l..
Williams. Ellsworth Award in pat
ent law-Richard Volt. Joshua
Evans III Memorial Award to the
man in the graduating class who has
demonstrated his signal ability in
the social and political sciences and
who has given promise of the in
depreciation of that ability in good
citizenship among his fellows-Don-
aid L. Gloss, class of November,
1943.
Willie E. Fitch award in chem
istry, Sidney Shulman; Alice Doug
las award in American literature,
Frances Pomerantz; Edward Car
rington Goddard aware in French,
Mary E. Davis; James Douglas God
dard award in pharmacy, George s.
Thomas; Morgan Richardson God
dard award In commerce, Walter G.
Shupe; Kappa Kappa Gamma
award in botany, Dorothy Eggeling;
John B. Larner award to that men,
Der Of the graduating class in the
Law School with the highest aver
age grade in the entire course, Rich
ard Volt: Mortar Board award to
the woman student in the sopho-
more class outstanding in activities
and with q scholastic standing Of B
or higher, Margaret E. Lynn.
Highest Standing in Medicine.
John Ordronaux award to the
graduate in medicine with the high
est scholastic standing, DR.. Allan B.
Coleman, class of November, 1943;
Phi Eta Sigma award to the be-
ginning male student with the high
est scolastic average, Eric v. Mel
son; Phi Eta Sigma award In
zoology, Jeanne Schenck; Nileen
Cooper-Phi Sigma Sigma award In
psychology, Constance Conklin; ri
Evening star., 1944-05-31

Graduation exercises at o'clock
tonight in Constitutional Hall will
mark the end of the academic year
for $50 George Washington Univer-
sity students. The class is only
about half as large as normal pre-
war graduating classes.
Glass night exercises were held
last night on the campus, gaily dec
GRATED with lanterns and bunting.
Some so honor students were award
ed prizes earned in classrooms after
hearing a farewell address by Glass
President william Andrews.
Representative Fulbright, Demo-
crat, of Arkansas; Robert l.. Hay
cock, District superintendent of
schools; Ruth OBrien, chief of the
Agriculture Departments textile di-
vision; william s. James. chief en-
gineer, Studebaker Corp. and DR.
Richard M. Hewitt, editor Of Mayo
Clinic publications, will receive
alumni awards at tonight's exercises
Student awards last night were:
Alpha Chi Sigma Awards in chem
A5sA A@A Az W ANgAo0Aly CtC& 4A0At-
sandreas and Sidney Shulman. Al
pha Delta Award in French-Anne
M, Thaler. Alpha Kappa Psi Award
lin ommerce-James L. Buckler
American Institute of Chemists
award-Frank B. Tutwiler. Amer
ican Society of Civil Engineers
award-William S. Machen. Amer
ican Society of Mechanical Engin-
GERS awards-Raphael Cohn, Boyd
e. Horne. Lyle Tarbell. Byrne Thur
tell Burns Awar in chemistry
Frank B. Tutwiler. Chi Omega
Award in social sciences-Jeanette
Marr. John Henry Cowles Awards
In government-Walter j. Myskow-
ski, Walter c. Shupe.
Awards in Drama and English.
Dewitt Clinton Croissant Award
In drama-Alice Venezky. E. X.
Cutter Award In English-Alice
Venezky. Harry C.. Davis Awards in
public speaking-Leila Spanier, Fred
Evening star., 1944-05-31

Beta Phi award to the member of
the senior class who throughout her
course has done the most for stu
dent activities, Betty Munson; RI
Lambda Theta award to the stu
dent with the most meritorious mas
ter's thesis in education, Andrew
Gibbs.
Sigma Kappa award in chemistry
Francesca Bianco; Sigma Tau award
in engineering. Peter Myers: James
MacBride Sterrett. jr., award in
physics, Richard Wallis; Theta Tau
award in engineering, william Ma
chen; Alexander w. Weddell award
for the best essay on "the promotion
of peace among the nations of the
world Martin Kriesberg. The
Order of the Golf, honor society
of the Law Schools of America,
elected the following from the high
est-ranking 10 per cent of the law
seniors: Ethel M. Denny, Norma
Evening star., 1944-05-31
Hatfield, Donald M. Patterson, Rich.

Hatfield, Donald M. Patterson. Rich
ard Volt.
Sigma xi, honorary Fraternity In
science, elected the following out
standing students: Abraham r
Abarbanel. william n. Bailey, Sd;
Robert Cohn. Milton Friedman
Michael Goldberg, Marian Kies
Walter Hess. Anthony LAMA, Rex
Lothrop. Myrna Oesterling, Geoffrey
Chew, Jean Nielsen, Louise Powell
and Frank B. Tutwiler.
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Kodiak mirror., 1944-02-26

A Post-War Preparation com mittee, consisting of R. H.. Chadwick. Merrill Coon and Emil Knudsen, was named by President Steve Harvey of the l Rotary club at the meeting Tuesday. Chairman Chadwick said his committee would oper. ate in connection with the Chamber of Commerce in plan hing for postwar employment and projects for Kodiak.
 The meeting was the last for It. Harvey, who is leaving for Anchorage where he was trans ferred to an executive post for a large Alaska sector President Harvey thanked the club for it's cooperation during hls term ot office and Vice-President Forest Ayers gave a short farewell address on behalf of the club for It. Harvey's work dating from bis charter membership.
 A past presidents ring was also presented to It. Harvey.
 Guests at the meeting were: Capt H. Burns, E. A. Tracy, Comdr. H. A. Dunlap. It c. L. McArthur, Jr, Capt. R. P. Nicholson, and Maj. R D. Mac Donald.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-02-26

Word has been received here of the marriage of Miss Nina Belle Mckay to Mir. John D. Warnock of San Francisco.
 Mrs Warnock is a WAC sta, toned at Fresno, Calf MT. Warnock is also Tn the armed services.
 Mrs. Warnock worked at the Navy Base and at Kraft's store before leaving for the States.
 A marriage license was issued last Thursday to Walter Dangel, U. s. Army, and Margaret Claire, photographer.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-02-26

Rev. and Mrs. John Marshall are the parents of a daughter, Christine Marie, born Sunday, February 20 at the Griffin Mem orial hospital. The infant weigh ed 8 pounds z ounces. It is their second child.
 Rev. Marshall is pastor of the Praise Chapel located on Mis- sion road.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-02-26

Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, whose offices have been located in the Griffin Memorial hospital, an nounced this week that he has moved to his new offices which have recently been finished in hls former residence near the W. J. Erskine home.
 Office hours will be from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 as heretofore
Evening star., 1944-12-11
HOUSE TRAILERS.

TRAILER. expandable, all steel can be
Iepaired and used as house or knocked
Gown and used as fiat trailer. good large
alres' make oter; Also small house trailer
a. a. Is, Sa3 S34 Columbia I'd, TE 1891
troSa HoSSilNENIAL AND INDIAN, new: terms;
Trailer VILLAGE. 6200 Marlboro pike
NEW KoZY. Platt and Superior: also new
tandem Liberty: many good used trailers,
1nc.udlng tandems. Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route /, Ber-
GS' |yn' Nd Tel Berwyn 45 for appraisal.
ONE model 4l-19 wide New Moon trailer:
IIength 20 It; TOM FROST. Warrenton,
va. Phone Warrenton 5.
WASHINGTON TRAILER headquarters-
New wheel Schultz on displ also
3-room Travelos and Americans nsnv used
trallers and luggage trailerS; l2 is and
"a mos. financing plans. Call u TODAY for
appLalSaI repairs and all types Of service
WORK; we have Barnes. International and
LLo- ti IheIm, heaters in ste -. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO, INC, Op until 9. 4O3C
Wisconsin ave. WO. 3@3I.
NEW SHORTHAND TP ET rooms
with Venetian blinds. aH-sL Welded
frame. 2-Wheel and tandem; al. mum.
per OF good used trailers to choose from
we pay cash for your trailer ALEXAN.
DRlA TRAILER CO, Springbank Manor
=, : Hl4ieS south OF Alexandria on No. / hwy
lie. 1920, OR. $50.
TIRAVELo. Is #. over all, accommodate,
4; iGs,g good tires tires; clean and well arrsngec
PTics ssa5 See Gss RoBERT Hensan ToGAN Oh3aS sSGc
Marlboro pike, Hillside Trailer PARK. Nd
Nah De inspected any time after 10 am
Evening star., 1944-12-11
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET panels, 1885. 1lz-ton, 3 to
choose. from, all in excellent mechanical
conoltlon; good tires. Dodge 1887 open
express 12-ton dual excellent mecha nicai
condition. MARKET AUTO SERVICE, ti23
DODGE ARMY TRUCK. 1910. stake bocy.
OpA price: Apply 30 o St ne
CHEFkOLET 1891 tractor and Chevrolet
l94l truck. Mr.. CURLES. 203;} Nichols
DODGE Atom, 200 wheelbase chassis and
CAP: 30 tires dual wheels: excellent con-
uLuon; low price. CENTRAL MOTOR CO
- - Lee hlghWay at North Kirkwood I'd
arlington, Va. OK. 0552.
DODGE 1910 stake body: 1871 Diamond
!, - TO ! > body: low mileage CENTRAL
MOTOR CO. 3143 Lee highway al North
hlrEWood rd., ArlinGton. Va OK O552
TRUCK 1910 '4-ton Chevrolet panel; good
condition, Can be seen at 4TI2 Hampden
lane: Bethesda, Md. OIL 1117.
1911 'z-ton Hudson: 1870 i2-ton Hudson.
condition. CENTRAL MOTOR CO. Si4s SI4S
Lee highway at North KirkWood I'd, Ar
lmgton, Va. OK. 0552.
PANELS - a4-ton Dodge 1871: 15-ton
Chevrolet, 1910: a4-ton Diamond T. 1887:
sood tires; others: low prices. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO, 3l43 Lee highway at North
klrkWood I'd. Arlington, Va. OK O552.
CHEVROLET 1899 dump truck; good tires;
price. $50. CHI. 03S1.
TRUCKS FOR SALE-Ford 1910 truck,
p tons, dual wheels, mechanically fne
can be used as dump; S475. FIR 1920.
Evening star., 1944-12-11

The country known as Belgium
has only about one third as much
land as Ireland 1t Is next door tt
Holland, and there was a time wher
| it was joined to that country. A
little more than a century has passec
since Holland and Belgium were
divided
The name of Belgium goes back
to the ancient "Belgae," who hvec
in the region in the time of Julius
Caesar. An old piece of money ir
Belgium is called the "belga," anc
it carries a memory of the Belgae
of long ago.
Belgium is very thickly settled
Just before the present war, a census
showed the population to be 1885,.
600. This means that there were 734
persons TO the square mile!
Compare that with the countries
OF North America. Canada has only
about three persons to the square
mile. Mexico has 26 to the square
mile, and the average population OF
each square mile in the United
States is 43.
If it were as thickly settled as
Belgium, the single State of Texas
would have l92,60l, 90 people!
Texas has big ranches with graz.
ing land for thousands of cattle
What different story it is in Bel
GUM! Most Belgian farmers have
less than 10 acres of land, and many
have only 3 or acres.
Belgian farms are hardly more
than good-sized vegetable gardens
With spades and hoes, the farmer.
till the soil, and get from it all thai
it will produce. On the average, q
Belgian farmer raises more bushels
OF potatoes on an acre than a Cana
dian or American farmer.
Crowded as their country is, the
Belgians love it, and are proud OF
the heroes in their history. One OF
these heroes is Count Egmont, who
lived 400 years ago.
In the time of Count Egmont, the
Spaniards were in control of the
Netherlands, which included Bel
gium as well as Holland A revolu-
ton against Spain broke out. and
Egmont took the side of the people
At length he was seized and put tc
death by the Spanish Duke of Alva
Evening star., 1944-12-11
HOUSES FOR SALE (cont. }

COLORED-Read The Sunday Star every
Sunday for houses for sale to colored by
JOHN w. ROUSE. 1910 M st. NV. Dl.
CoLoRED-Brookland, D. c., 2S23 18th
ST. ne; I1-rm. brick house, ami, oil
heat; excellent condition; reasonable. MI.
CoLoRED BARGAIN-633 Lamont St NV
Sl.500 down and balance monthly. Com
plete!y furnished 2 complete !, apart apart
Mr.. Rosenthal FEDERAL FINANCE co,
9l5 New York ave. NV. Ma. 7416 IL
COL0RED-Only $500 down. Vacant.
Row brick, 8 rooms, bath, basement. In
ance 500 month; MR.. DRA1SNER, Ma.
COLORED-House vacant, in 500 block
New Jersey ave. NV; real bargain 10
rooms roo quick possession. Call OWNER
CoLoRED-House vacant in 1900 block
Otis pl. NV. 2-family, 10 rooms ? baths,
2 kitchens; real bargain for quick
sale. Call OWNER, DE, 1927.
house near Georgia ave. and Lamont St
NV; on a nice lot; house will be put in
Al condition; close, to transportation,
schools, stores and churches; owner very
sunday. CAPITAL, VIEW REALTY CO,
New New YORK aye: NV, Ma. 9797,.
M eee ta St. Rear nd 81 BATH Prize e
$500; $500 cash, $3.50 per month
Owner, RE. 1860, ewes. and Sundays, AT
GoL9EFDs94 sa pBb esecy s. s6 ca3S se5 prS
month, Phone SH. 1861
CodoKEDmHppeF rddma dIth nv N.Y. ,story
basement, semldetached; $1,000; posses
sion, DE. l9lO FIR. 4165.
Evening star., 1944-12-11
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY MO lsSon9 on SECOND HD IIRGsI-We w
or Va: Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
n 7 ave NV Nattonai 1888.
PERSONAL LOANS, low bank rates
prompt service: minimum loan. S120:
II equal monthly deposits. THE CITY
BANK. Offices. MA. $500
1st AND End TRUST LOANS. Prompt
and courteous service. Consult us before
borroWing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL IN
VESTMENT CO. SIT 9th st. NV DI. $3.50
WHEN YOU NEED a personal loan. 500
TO $50. 600, repayable monthly. come to
BANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS.
9TH and E stS. NV, National 7011: H st.
at North Capitol. Executive 2727.
MONEY LOANED at lowest rates Of in
terest;, Diamonds. jewelry. watches. gold
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COMPARE OUR RATES BEFORE you borrow
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see Mr.. Green. fStrictly confidential J
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