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Evening star., 1944-12-31

s$Esss SoDs Ssss "':hPs s5Ps
SELF aEi dEst-eSsmpt M1 eSsa ages 81
~ NJ Asp. SAfioNAfE fCs s1sc6If ssst11! co', e.
pEskMANS.l MSlV WORK K nights. dai IL pm. to am,
S35 per week, '7.day week; must be Sober
easy va nEKTz E. ssaSs
6isHtWA;sAEk; l,Istl s;s g 8 days DAYS a week; sss aud
position, good salary. ATLAS, 921 6
pRIvER-Man with D. c, permit. to drive
ply in person at ARCADE PONTIAC CO,
DRIvERs@F oil trucks, good salary, es-
sential industry. ideal working conditions;
permanent; penn o,, See I Mr., Myers. W, H. HE'S
DRIVERS, experienced, to deliver groceries
SALE eRocERY Go. 1888 9Th ~ st. ne.
DRIVERS, with trucks with dump bodies,
?; A!G;MEW AA!G;,Ms.EW & co. INC, 1239 1st St.. ne.
DRIVERS for fuel oil trucks, essential in
around xeTE Apply at pesns:' once M: Moore, tsae
A. P. WooDSoN CO.. 9th and Mich. ave
ELECTRICIAN. experienced, and helper;
RIGHT CO., 7020 Wis. ave, Oh. Ch. Md
ELECTRICIANS. must be good workmen
with experience s on wiring and repairs.
FIr2lToR ~ 2lS3; ESt; UpERa1op az :, % ,u..
ELECT EIESGKiCAE i T kE1AikMTs S,A srsen.l,
q: S. Railroad Retirement Board sol 6
ENGINEER. must have 1st-class license.
ED
ERRAND BOY. full time Job. opportunity
for adyancement: DRAKE PRESS. 1921
Ex~sERvfcEMEN tist Job, for sales clerks
in .phonograph record and sheet music
Mr. iSl
FIRE FIRE I MsksaxL-1arse sii nix corporation op-
snitaSle for rssred
smsPP Mho Is wori aiVs fathe4 nd
y9ns age ser s9 and
BOX 459-V. Star. ~ ' '.. eN'
FIREMAN, colored, modern apt, GOOD SAL
airy. easy hours. Barefoot Apt. Apply in
>--cA',- ,12O4 s. Thomas st., Arlington, Va.
FIREMEN, with 5th grade license. mr.
gently needed, by American Red Gross.
Apply employment office, 18th st. between
and NV, $50 to 5. tClosed Monday,
Jan. 1st.)
FIREMEN-PORTERS - Please apply to
BRITISH MISSIONS, 11O7 18th NV. EN-.
ployment office open Monday through Fri
day 8 to 8, Saturday 8 to /. Good oppor-
tunities. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS approved
FLOOR STEWARD, colored. for dishwash-
VAR n fAsk HoTR aony eonh sss stsvsIs and
Woodlev I'd. NV.
FOOD CHECKER, good working conditions
AMBASSADOR HOTEL, 14th at K sts. NV.
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, is or over.
We VIII train you for essential work on
our focd counters, helping to feed Wash
learning, uniforms furnished and laun-
dered free. Apply at any Peoples Drug
Store OF o4ace, "a r st. ne.
Evening star., 1944-12-31
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. D. C..
SUNDAY DECEMBER 81 1914

with a total deadweight tonnage of
more than 100000 tons in 1914, Of
f1cials announced. Fairfield Yard
accounted for 1863 200 tons; Spar
rows Point Yard, for 214,589.
State and Municipal Financing in
the first week of l945 will total $13,-
422 500, compared with $3,506, 500 last
week and a weekly average for last
year of s21 ,024 1923, the Daily Bond
Buyer reported.
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. pur-
chased from Talon, Inc. its electric
welded tube plant at Oil City, Pa.
Present personnel will be retained.
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad
Co. and Fairfield Steel Corp, both
subsidiaries of United States Steel
Corp, have been consolidated under
Evening star., 1944-12-31

| Alabama laws into a new firm, Ten
nessee Co.
United Cigar -Whelan Stores Corp.
declared dividends of $125 on IS
preferred stock in arrears and 81
cents on SIPS prior preferred stock,
both payable February /.
Virginian Railway earned 81 ,598, ,258
or $244 a share in II months ended
November 30 VS.. $4,851 ,524 or $2.65
in the same 1943 period.
Consumer Power Co. net for IL
months ended November 80 was ST.
Alb, ,122 VS.. $7,743,571 in the previous
year.
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co. net
for the year ended September 80 was
$156,142 or 81 cents before renegoti-
alton, compared with $162, ,165 or IS
cents in the previous year.
Blue Network reported gross time
sales in 1914 totaled SAL 300 900 VS..
Evening star., 1944-12-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ExPI RT INSTALLATION, maintenance and
repair service amplifying and inter-
communicating speaking systems. soUND
EQUIPMENT CO. Executive 3007. %
OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN'S Insurance
Company OF Washington and GEORGETOWN,
303 Seventh Street Northwest. Washing
mems Insurance Company Of Washington
on Monday, January l.. 1945, for the
purpose of electing 13 directors for the
ensuing year. Polls open from IL am
to Il noon. ALBERT W. HOWARD
Secretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the sharehold-
ers of the HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION
for the election of officers and directors,
for considering certain amendments to the
constitution and for such other business
as may properly come before the meeting
Will be held at the association office, 2O08
Pennsylyanla ave. NV. Tuesday January
9. 1945, at 1880 o'clock pm. JAMES M
WOODWARD, Secretary.
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS Apples for
Smas; open n,, daily and Sunday: AZ winter;
Delicious apples and sweet cider Out Ga.
ave: mi to Glenmont. right 8 mi. on
Md. Ashton 2471.
Evening star., 1944-12-31

24,870 900 in l943. Local and spot
time sales of $2,600,000 were 1870
above 1943.
Sports Products Co. purchased
Hall Mfg. Co. of Boston and acquired
a large Cincinnati industrial prop
erty to house Hall operations.
Fisher Body Division of General
Motors Corp. has turned out more
than 5000 engine nacelles for BIG
Super Fortresses since the first was
completed in April, 1943.
Morgan Stanley e. Co. announced
that Herbert S. Hall, Walter w. Will
son and John Story Wright will be-
come general partners tomorrow.
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.
board chairman, William K. Kings
ley, retired after nearly so years of
service. He started with the firm as
Office boy.
Evening star., 1944-12-31
Business Briefs

Freight Loadings in the week end
ed December % totaled 1852 ,449 cars,
a gain of ITO over the previous
week and 1890 above the like 1s43
week, the Association of American
Railroads disclosed.
Public and Private Construction in
urban areas declined to $4,000 900
in November, a drop of nearly $14,-
000. 900 from the previous month and
1870 below year ago, the Labor
Department revealed. Most of the
decline from October was due to a
29fo drop in Federal building.
Baltimore Shipbuilders turned out
145 large cargo or transport vessels,
Evening star., 1944-12-31
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. 80 P,.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain dol
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket 10 3Ilf per cent discount or S9.s1A
Europe. Great Britain oficial buying,
81 02: selling, S4.04.
Latin America. Argentina free 24.ss,
20. .65n. n Nominal
Evening star., 1944-12-31
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Dec. 80 tP).-May rye
reached a new fve-month high and other
grain futures were strong in heavy year
end trading today. General buying, by
both commission houses and professional
operators, developed about midseason and
Offering were. light. Strength of the
stock market also was supporting factor.
Mill buying gave the wheat market q
lift at the start. then prices advanced
sharply when shorts began to cover in
anticipation of substantial increase in
January -four subsidy. rates.
The new subsidy schedules. expected to
be announced during the weekend. will
at least reflect a recent Accent increase
in ceiling prices Off cash wheat, mill men
believe. Grain traders anticipate heavy
increase in -four sales to result.
Offerings of rye were limited to profit
taking as the market advanced. Prominent
local professional traders were among the
best buyers.
At the, finish wheat was Ia to 1ss
higher than yesterdays close, May,
/. "a a-1.65. Corn was UP "a to H, May,
,;iI1ssal II Oats we're . to lH higher e
Nay, May i.i9ss-A. Barley was ia to !
higher. May. liz.
Evening star., 1944-12-31

Ohio Edison Co. earned $3,3769 981
in IL months ended November 80 VS..
$4,100.530 in the preceding fiscal
period.
Evening star., 1944-12-31
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Dec. 80 lP.-The cotton
futures market moved in narrow range
today, with light activity centered mostly
year end Mill buying was about offset
by scattered hedge selling and liquidation,
Evening star., 1944-12-31

All persons to be hired in this
area, must be referred by the local
United States Employment Service
Office, unless the specific aduertise-
nlent indicates otherwise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
One Word Led to Another
By Patterson
BY Arthur Bugs" Baer

It's exactly three more shopping days to Christmas,
no matter what Ripley says.
That fellow takes the opposite side Of things like
hen crossing the street
However, in those three days should all help one
another on shopping trips. find that willing hands
make feet.
carried so many bundles yesterday for the sweet
women that seven of the wrinkles in my face string
I'm gentleman if nothing else. That looks like
scoreless tie
Nevertheless when l lady ought to know
tipped my hat and IA bundles
Shopping is worse than football When the going
gets too tough in football you step out of bounds
Did you know that 90 per cent of the shopping is
done by women? Or aren't you married?
And here's another thing they take care of at
the next peace conference, What makes it all the
tougher for husbands is that the shape of Christmas
bundle has never been fixed by law.
There is society for the prevention of cruelty to
dumb animals. Well, only went to the sixth. grade
| protest against my wife inviting to go on a
shopping invasion and then utilizing dromedary,
beast of burden patient alpaca and twoton truck
/ carried many bundles yesterday that my wife
was fined 81 for parking me by fire plug.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21

had Jay Carmody. considered by
many 10 be the glummest fellow
since Evil Eye Finkle, in
stitches. see
A plane was coming into
Cairo one day and the field of
flee radioed 10 ask who was
aboard. Back came the answer:
Roosevelt. Ickes and Hoo
ver."
Somebody phoned the lega-
ton, which promptly went nuts.
Diplomats fell over each other
trying TO arrange a hurried re-
ception.
The plane landed-and Roose-
welt. Ickes and Hoover disem-
barked. However, they received
a very cool reception.
They happened TO be Kermit
Roosevelt Jr. of the foreign
economic administration: Cor
don lckes, aide 10 Mai. Gen. B.
+. Giles, and Herbert Hoover Jr.
WIS should properly be ham
Il died by our Life-Is-Funny
Department The biggest enter
tainment sensation here in a
long time is Carl Brisson, now
breaking all records at the
Statler.
He is a grandpappy, being the
father in i law of moviedom's
Rosalind Russell. He sings, hop
ping on chairs and pianos while
warbling.
But here's the irony. He is
now being paid at the rate of
$4,000 a year.
And six months ago he couldn't
get a job!
WITH both Mr.. Rockefeller
w and Mr.. MacLeish named
as assistant secretaries of state.
! think you should know of
their beautiful rapproachement.
Mr.. MacLeish so adores the
Rockefellers he wrote a poem,
"Fescoes for Mr.. Rockefeller's
City" 1t is filled with haunt
ing lines-and l mean haunting.
The last chapter, under the
subheading Background for
Revolutionaires," begins:
And the corn singing mill
lenium.
'Jenin! Millennium! Lenniumw
But the poems ending is even
more beautiful. May / be struck
down dead IL this isn't II:
There is too much sun on the
lids of my eyes 10 be listening.
Sometimes I sit here for days
without going "Yow-w-w!!w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
By George E.
Sokolsky

value. There were many who
believed these words were never
intended to mean anything.
But so many other Americans
were lifted to Wilsonian heights
by them.
Alas and lack! These words
are dead. These words have
floated away in a chariot of
oratory. Mr.. Winston Churchill
has sent them to the Valhalla
of the worlds politicians speak.
Or have they been sent to one of
the lower hells of Dante's fan
tasy to be tortured for having
lived a lie. For Churchill has
abandoned Poland TO the OPP
pressor and he implies that
Churchill was a witness to the
rape. Farewell, Atlantic Char
ter! We shall not mourn too
bitterly. You were born in sin;
you died young.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
WALTER WINCHELL . On

THE chap who plays Mike, the
L barking dog, on Miss Barry
more's Sunday radio program,
Miss Hattie" is named Brad
Barker.
Ethel Beck. the society girl
vwho broke the Camp Shanks
scandal story TO New York
paper. says she hasn't been able
|to=get- hold job since.
Doesn't know why. Angry. too.
because she had been promised
protection from publicity and
now is being summoned to tes-
tify in all the probes.
Marshall Field has let con-
tracts for postwar construction
of a S10.000,000 edifice. osten-
sibly 10 house his various news
paper enterprises.
IL you have pull with car
toonist Bob Dunn beg him for
a copy of his hilarious and pri-
vately distributed comic strip Of
guys seeing a "mannabouta-
dawg." Haw!
Ted Steele refers to him as
Sec'y of State-inius.
HUMPHREY BOGART tells
: H US that when Sonya OAR
rian fappearing with him in
THE Big Sleep") was driven to
Warmers studio for the first
time Tin studio carl the driver
asked her If she ever worked at
a certain Studio.
EYES, said Sonya, 81 was at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
BETTER HEALTH
BY DR.. Logan Clendening

TNPJRSEfT of my plan 10
have classes for adults about
the facts OF life, and since
adults need them more than
children, because they have
more facts of life wrong. / now
take up the term ''liverish."
This is the definition Of set
OF symptoms that about half
your neighbors use when they
want TO describe a condition
that consists Of one-fourth head
ache. one-fourth loss OF APP
petite. one-fourth constipation,
and one-fourth being in a bad
temper.
A Ii this they blame on their
"a livers As they describe how
out Of sorts they feel. they are
likely 10 stick out their tongues
Sosthat you can see them. and
tap with the middle finger OF
the right hand the place where
they think the liver is.
The treatment OF this condi-
don is 10 take some pills that
will start the liver 10 working.
The fact that these pills are
mostly cascara or aloes, and
that all they do is stimulate the
inteStines 10 an evacuation, does
pot interfere with the beautiful
theory that they have started
the liver 10 working.
All of this is an injusice 10
bard working and efficient
bodily servant. The liver almost
never goes wrong Disease ofothe
liver Is so rare that II provokeS
comment in any clinic. The only
even halfway common diseases
pt the liver are due TO alcohol
ism tcirrhoSlsl and venereal dis
ease, and secondary cancer
lighting there from some other
part OF the body. In tropical
climates amoebic abscess oc-
ours. but this is not what the
people who are "liverish' are
complaining about.
Furthermore, the liver is very
necessary 10 life. If your liver
were really to 60 awry you
would be sick indeed An animal
lives about four hours If the
liver is removed.
VNHE liver is the great store
Il house of the body. AS you
utilize energy your liver sends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21

radio program. Heading a panel
OF quiz kidletS.
According 10 an OPA bulletin
there are 30 billion cigarets in
stores in the u. S. right now.
THE intelligentsia; Sumner
l. WelIes is back in Palm
Beach 10 finish hts new book.
He wrote Time for Decision
there.
Arcadia House Inc. just re-
leased "April's SOWING, by
Janet -Altshuler, whose FIRST
prose appeared in this COIN IA
years ago
ID. +. Zanuck's speech over
Mutual Eat the Nobel Amy
dinnerl was full of zing,
Add excellent reports from
France: Lee Carson'S IN the
Hearst gazettes.
Mark Schubart. youthful -. Y.
Times music ed. has finished a
concerto for full symphony.
The Nov. issue of LiIIiput
british digest mag indexes
one OF its contributors don
Iddon) thus: HE is the London
Mails ~. Y. correspondent. one
of the first English journalists
10 introduce the American ccl-
umnist ideas over here
Well. no wonder: The person
writing most Of those singing
eemmefshiiis n-thp- that
drive us all crazy IS radios
Harry Won Zellt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
THESE DAYS

WHEN the Atlantic Charter
w was flung at gasping
world, the ecstatic young men
who thrill to words shouted that
another decalogue had come
from Sinai.
And many who in those days
were calle d isolationists sus-
pected that this piece of paper
signed by Franklin D. Roosevelt
and Winston Churchill. for and
by themselves, was a compost
ton of classic English that was
born aborting.
Winston Churchill must have
thought so, for in his speech Of
Sept. 9, 1871. when he tried TO
explain the thing to his own
people, he said:
a.. the joint declaration does
not qualify In any way the vari-
Gus statements of policy which
have been made from time to
time about the development of
constitutional government I'm
India, Burma, or other parts of
the British empire :"
DUT no matter what Churchill
- said, to Roosevelt it was all
perfectly clear. On Feb. %,
1912, he said:
I'VE Of the United Nations
are agreed on certain broa d
principles In the kind OF peace
we seek. The Atlantic Charter
applies not only to the parts of
the world that border the At
lantic but to the whole world;
disarmament Of aggressors, self
determination of nations and
peoples :"
on the first birthday of the
Atlantic Charter, Franklin d.
Roosevelt delivered a remark
able address in which he had
this TO say on the subject:
snow. these nations and groups
s.Of nations In all the continents
of the earth have united. They
have formed a great union Of
humanity d e d C a d to the
realization Of that common pro-
gram of purposes and principles
set forth In the Atlantic Char
ter, through worldwide victory
over their common enemies.
Their faith In life, liberty, indie
pendence and religious freedom
and In the preservation Of
human rights and justice In
their own lands as well rs In
other lands, has been given
form and substance and power
through a great gathering Of
peoples now known as the
United Nations when vic
tory comes. shall stand
shoulder to shoulder In seeking
10 nourish the great ideals for
which we fight"
THE heart of the Atlantic
Il Charter, its soul, its very
essence lies in the first three
-paFagraphs-and IT was for
those ideals, there expressed so
eloquently. that the people of
the United States believed that
this war was being fought.
True, there were many who did
not accept these words at face
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
II. v. DURLING

MOST places in our vicinity
WI have a sign up NO Ciga-
retS."
Yet one place seems 10 have
an unlimited supply.
Every time / have been there
II has been packed with cigaret
buyers.
However, I have never seen
the sign mo Cigarets" dis
played there.
Same place has plenty Of
cigars, How do they do it
QUERIES from clients. O.
VI The sergeant says band
master Abe Lyman has two
brothers, Mike Lyman. Holly
wood restaurant owner, and
Tommy Lyman, celebrated cafe
crooner. The second lieutenant
says Tommy Lyman is not re-
lated TO Abe Lyman. How about
il?
Allow the army mas changed
since World War !, New IRE
second lieutenants are smarter
than the sergeants. Abe Lyman's
real name IL Simon and he Is
not related TO Tommy Lyman.
Q-You should know il was
not Fred V. Bowers but Irving
Berlin who wrote the song
Always"
AIN 1899 Fred v. Bower
wrote a song titled Always"
In 1926 Irving Berlin wrote a
song titled Always" So we
are both right. still, ynn tried
TO correct me and according to
the official rules of the stogie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21

wagering association you owe
me one stogie.
THE one of a married couple
- having the widest forehead
above the ears is the one who
actually rules the household
whether it seems so or not.
Better get a tape measure and
check on this. Maybe your wife
is ruling the household and you
don't know il.
1t was Nine. De Deffaud who
said:
For life Ia be at all bear
able one must take things as
they come, and men as they
are"
Lulu Belle, champion New
England hen. produced BAL
eggs in one year.
Apple pie la mode for
Christmas dinner dessert is
what the crew of one u. S.
Navy battieship voted for.
A S FOR how many drinks are
"A extracted from a fifth of
scotch in the Glasgow and Edin-
burgh bars l am informed by a
Scot that customers order by
the glass and the half glass.
BY the glass there are 10
drinks in the fifth.
BY the half glass there are 20
drinks. My informant adds: mo
self respecting Scot ever orders
=a=haH glass" He neglected to
state price per glass OF scotch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
NARTH M EVENTS BY Maj. Gen. David
AAA VI IL Prescott Barrows

by Filipino and American off,
GERS, have been capturing from
the enemy important coastal
towns and airports of these
islands.
Filipinos are superb guerilla
and jungle fighters.
They are distinctly superior
to their foes.
The situation has developed
so rapidly that an American
force of perhaps a division,
escorted and defended by naval
fighting ships and aircraft car
riers, has been able TO move
through the Sulu Sea and land
on the island of Mindoro.
This position will be rapidly
developed to completely cut off
communications from Manila
Bay TO the southwark. and it
should also cripple Japanese
supply and reinforcements try
ing to enter Manila itself.
In one bold move the Ameri-
can offensive has been shifted
from the Pacific Ocean to the
China Sea.
AS SOON as the y. s. Navy
"A secures an adequate adj
vanced base in the waters west
of the Philippines 1t can domi-
nate the China Sea, and effect a
landing on the coast of China or
Indo-China.
This is the announced naval
objective.
Few could have supposed that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21

Researches show that mar
riage turns out happily much
more often If each partner has
had good many-not too many
Close friends of the opposite
sex. They should form fine,
frank friendships, but If possible
and it is possible-stop short
of a romantic love affair. or
thoughts of marriage.
2--Yes, when he is just drunk
enough not TO be blind drunk"
This rs because ne loses control
of the muscles that make his
eyes work together. Each eye
goes of on its own hook, and
sends a separate picture 10 his
brain. The same is true of
cross-eyed people. but in their
case one eye usually lies down
and quits business.
SID You have achieved in
dependence Of your parents and
home. This does not mean you
have disagreed with them and
left home. II means you have
become sen-reliant and make
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21

keep you from becoming ruth
lessly iustfui. as soon as erotic
temptation whispers?
Having developed a bond Of
affectionate comradeships with
your husband don't you yet
know the difference between
bonafide devotion and sexual
excitement?
Are you so mindless. so nearly
animal, as 10 be completely at
the mercy of your every sexual
impulse?
Your problem is not what 10
do about Raymond versus Carl.
Your problem is what 20 do
about yourself-to cure this
hrainstorm and build Up re-
sistance against similar seizures
in relation to Tom. Dick or
Harry.
Raymond might have been
any personable young man, by
any other name. IN an aviators
uniform. brought home by your
husband for a fortnight's STAY,
and you would have beAH-liek-
ing your chops as hungrily for
him. if he had delved with equal
fiirtatiousness into your come
hither eve.
You cannot blame this fare
up on early marriage.
On the contrary, your ad-
dietion 10 capriCiouS. headlong
self indulgence accounts for
that marriage. made in defiance
Of your parents warnings.
You are fortunate, beyond
your deserts, that il has turned
out so well-well enough, al any
rate. that you have no COM
plants 10 argue against your
husband.
Obviously, the road 10 saliva
ton for you-the path promising
most contentment, security,
self respect and real salts
factions Of the heart-lies in
disciplining yourself 10 be de-
liberately loyal to your husband.
NJ. VI.
EDITORS NOTE-Mary Ha-
worth eounseIs through her col
urn. not BY mail or personal
interview. Write her in care of
The Detroit Times.