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Evening star., 1944-10-07
John Wesley A. M. {. Z.

Marcus E. Cooke, jr., a senior
student in the Howard University
School of Religion, begins his duties
Sunday as assistant minister. He
will preach at 8 pm. and will under
take the organization of junior
church shortly. He is native of
Griffin, Ga, and was graduated
from Morehouse College with an
A. B. degree in 1912 He is the son
OF minister and for the last two
years has been an associate minister
at the Zion Baptist Church in this
City
Evening star., 1944-10-07

| tory. But il the
majority are still
intent upon self
| ish aims we can
| have small hope
Of avoiding an
other war, how
ever clever our
o r 6 a n ! cations
and machinery.
II Christ is per-
mitted to pre-
side at the peace
table all will be
well.
| Jesus came to
His home towu
In a ana4I -
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'Yizkor' Hebrew Service
To Be Held in Alexandra

"Yizkor," memorial service ir
Hebrew, will be held at 10:30 am
Monday at Temple Agudas Achim
SOB Wolfe street, Alexandria.
The Feast of the Tabernacle
"Succoths," which began October 2
will be concluded with religious
services at 7:30 pm. Monday. Serv.
ices will be held also at 9 am
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1944-10-07
Jops PIon to Expand
North China Industry

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IA pro-
gram for expansion of heavy indus
tries in occupied North China to
augment Manchurian and homeland
production was announced yester.
day in broadcast by Domei, JAP
anese news agency.
The North China Development
Corp, one of the principal Japanese
agencies for the economic exploita-
ton of the area, plans to ''stress
development or iron and machine
manufacturing industries"
Evening star., 1944-10-07
On the Other Hand
Dewey Should Be Ashamed of Cheap
Misuse of Facts" Saws Writer

than ex-District Attorney Dewey
the propriety Of the action taken
He should be ashamed Of his cheap
misuse of the facts.
(Just to avoid any misunderstand-
ing. don't like Earl Browder or any
OF his works. How could I? Only
last May. in cold print, he called me
a cultured Pegler."D
Evening star., 1944-10-07
Calvary Methodist

The university of life program
begins at $50 pm. with supper
At 7:30 pm. service of worship
conducted by DR.. o. G. Robinson
Discussion groups will follow at 8
pm, closing at 8:45 pm.
The five groups are as follows
The Senior High Fellowship, A.
Stanley Wolfe: Young Peoples Fell
lowship, DR.. Frances Roberds:
Young Adult Fellowship, DR.. Charles
Terrence; adults DR.. Chesteen
Smith.
Evening star., 1944-10-07

Nothing else can
explain hi S
& r o t e S q u e
charge that Earl
Browder was
pardoned SO that
he could work
for Mr.. Roose-
velt's re-elec-
ton" A man
ignorant Of the
law and the
facts might be
excused, but not
a former United
States District
Attorney.
Evening star., 1944-10-07
\Xkt:;;: k;:i5iS' !! s.
",
DANCES

! DAANSLS
United Nations Girls, National
Press Club auditorium, 8 o'clock to-
night. Service personnel welcome.
National Research Laboratory
Hotel Statler, o'clock tonight
Members and guests only.
Jewish Community Center,
o'clock tonight.
EXHIBITS
presidential Campaign Prints
1884 1904" American Battle Prints
and two rare Russian military books
Library of Congress, am. to IL
pm. Monday through Friday; s
am. to 6 pm. Saturday, and to IL
pm. Sunday, through october.
Emit Kaufman portrait exhibit
Natural History Building, Tenth ane
Constitution avenue NV, 9 am. to
4;3o pm. daily through October 20
Advances in naval medicine and
Coast Guard combat artists art ex-
hibits, National Gallery of Art, 2 to
5 pm. tomorrow.
Kenneth Hayes Miller etching
through October Is, and Latin
American prints, through October
rs, Corcoran Art Gallery, 9 am. to
4:3O pm. Tuesday through Satur-
day, noon to 4:30 pm, and 2 to 5
pm. Sunday.
HIKES.
Center Hiking Club to Baileys
Crossroads, Va, along Holmes Run,
meet at A. B. e. w. bus terminal,
Twelfth and Pennsylvania avenue
N. W., 9:l5 am. tomorrow.
Capital Hiking Club and Potomac
Area, American Youth Hostels, from
Alta Vista to Cabin John, meet at
end of Friendship Heights car line,
9:45 am. tomorrow.
Wanderbirds' Hiking Club, Chevy
Chase Lake to Garrett Park, Md,
meet at Chevy Chase Lake bus stop,
10 am. tomorrow.
National Capital Parks, autumn
hike through Rock Greek Park, meet
at Sixteenth street and Concord
avenue NV, 10 am. tomorrow.
TRIPS.
National Capital Parks barge trips
on c. g. o. Canal, leave Thirtieth
and M streets NV, 8 am. and z
pm. tomorrow; leave Brookmont
Md. Lock S, 1880 am. and 4:30
pm. tomorrow.
Potomac Area, American Youth
Hostels. bike trips to Fairfax, Va:
leave hostels office, 472 Indiana
avenue NV, $50 am. tomorrow
Franciscan Monastery and Soldiers
Home Park, leave Dupont Circle
1:30 pm. tomorrow.
FOR SERvICEMEN.
/ Stage Door Canteen, Belascs
Theater, tonight: Dick Maguines.
and Hal Blacks Orchestra.
Dance, Masonic Service Center
Thirteenth and New York avenu.
NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
USO variety show, USO Club
Eighth and Pennsylvania avenue
INV, 8 o'clock tonight.
Officers dance, Omcers' Service
Club, Statler Hotel, 9 o'clock tonight
| Service men and women may OBJ.
tain information on other activities
by calling the United Nations Cen
ter, National 5000, or any Of the fol.
lowing USO numbers: Republic
1927, National 343l, National 06l4 ol
Executive 0428. Colored service
personnel may call USC, Decatur
1854. or War Hospitality. Decatur
l776S.
Evening star., 1944-10-07

confront His incredulous and skep.
tical neighbors. who could not be-
lieve that one who had shared then
commonplace life ever could bt
really great.
Slowly, steadily, throughout the
centuries, Jesus has been fulfilling
His Nazareth program, until now
the supreme hour of opportunity
seems to have come. Mankind has
been welded into unprecedented
oneness, and taught its own weak
ness, and awakened to the need
OF a central master motive in life
The Kingdom is coming.
Nobody ever acquires noble
character by seeking 1t. That way
come prigs and self-conscious inef-
fectives. We have all met such
Character is a by-product.
Jesus sets forth the idea that
transforms and glorifies life. He
gives a grand objective to all en-
deavor;; establishes a goal that
makes everything over. Said He:
Seek ye first the Kingdom of God
and His righteousness and all these
things"-the comomon objectives ol
life-"shall be added unto you"
BY His tremendous ordeal of thu
wilderness temptation, where in HI
had met the devil and worsted him
with "the sword Of the Spirit, which
Is the word Of God" Jesus not only
was Himself fortified for all future
ordeals, and His loyalty to the King
dom idea attested but He also, by
His example, gave succor to every
man since who has to grapple with
the temptation to put the body
above the spirit.
The Sunday school lesson for
October is, Jesus Program
for Meeting LIES Problems
Matthew, iv.14; vi.3l.34: Luke.
Evening star., 1944-10-07
Friendship Baptist

The seth anniversary of the
church and the 17th anniversary
OF the Rev B. H. Whiting is being
observed. The guest speakers for
Sunday are the Rev. w. J. Winston
pastor Of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, Baltimore, Md, at IL am;
the Rev. E. K. Tyler, pastor of the
Mount Airy Baptist Church, al
$3.50 pm, and the Rev. G.. G.
Stephenson, pastor of the Provi-
dence Baptist Church, at pm. Tht
anniversary reception will be helc
october 8 at $50 pm.
Make the good news better: Blu,
more War Bonds.
Evening star., 1944-10-07
|ALesson
| For the Week
By WILLIAM 4. ELLIS.

II there are enough Of us bent
on walking Christ's way then real
peace and brotherhood and justice
and liberty must emerge after VIC
Evening star., 1944-10-07
By LoweN Melleff.

Thoaaas Dewey, his political
career staked on this years election,
grows reckless as the end of his
career appears to draw near.
Evening star., 1944-10-07
French Sculptor Killed

PARIS, Oct. tR.-Aristide Mall
lol. French sculptor, was killed In
an automobile accident near his
home in Banyuls, it was learned yes
terday. The death occurred several
days ago, according to word reach
ing Paris.
Evening star., 1944-10-07
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
sf 81 aafs Sy ssrsan xrs,ns h
NE. Washington 2. d, c. Please in-
close three t3) cents for return post
age
Evening star., 1944-10-07
DICTAT0Rs WOULD BE GOD
II Thessalon-

II Thessalon-
ians IA.
Who oppo-
seth and ex-
alteth hi m
self above sll
that is called
God, or that
Is W RS hip
ped: so that
he as God sit
t e tn in the
tie m pie of
God, shelving
Evening star., 1944-10-07

The Sunday school lesson for
October s is, Jesus Program
for Meeting Life's Problems
Matthew, iv.14; vi.3l.34; Luke,
iv.I6-21.
Evening star., 1944-10-07

@. Who wrote the Acts of the
ApoStles?-M. F. D.
A. Evidence points to ST Luke as
the author. He was Pauls COM
panion and probably his physician.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, experienced. desires perma-
nent position with future: age 25: At;
1ayse BPF SRss nASGER ssE book
financial statements; extensive experience;
draft exempt: college and accounting grad
anoxr aatei Bog Tps 432-s t,SaalAr star .,r
ton with future. Box 340-B, Star.
DRUMMER wishes to connect with small
band for experience. Call after pm,
fNDUsTRiAL REPRESENTATIVE, unfver-
accounts. Box 122-c. Star.
MAN, IL years experience installing and
age ss dT ans ssafs
ticn, with future Box s15 b. Star. e.
MAN, general house cleaning, by day or
hour, or work OF any kind. Decatur 1859
MAN, colored. married, wants janItor work
ana m auaSEerS Noltb ASa SalI between 10 am. and
cleaning; part-time hours arranged. Cali
Monday. am. until $50 pm, -Ho.
l79l, ask for Mr.. Henley. So
PEN PuSHER wants after-hours' work
writing tn your letters: speeshes artieles etc
PREMEDiCAL STUDENTS 0T with t5's; espsrience ssr
in hospital work desire part-time employ
msnt With modest living accommodations.
PRINTER, can produce, can estimate. ac-
eurGaate 20 years experience. Wisconsin
AM SINGLE. exempt, desire contact with
Peom3sing Bo2 ashp oeportunity; @ nave some capital
RVAiIABHE S1 ii1IRi APR APRIL Is. draft exempt, IS
years, practical business experience; ex-
sales contact, merchandisins. S. Goodman.
RA. 1850 after z pm, 81
Evening star., 1944-04-05
HELP poMfSrlc ieanf. ]. !.

II: sn room a''s snd ''Sa s.sh
periensed, Rsierences. Saturday and sun
aay a. n on. $3.50 Rs 9sos per week 14ls varnum
MAID, s.h.w., plain cooking, employed
adults. residence in Arlington. Sl5 per
Sfe1 phons EX si,fTn00n' ssf and Sundays
MAID, for, Cleaning lady's wear store.
part time bsn 70 ,na to 2 Apply 1909 14th St
MAID. part time. experienced. for small
roominS house to II; no Sundays: $3.50
NAH MAp tats aS ea4s alsss Of p small nx apartment
year-old girl: good pay, 5h day week 309
No: Quincy St., Arlington, Va. GL. 5s6f.
sshdsE es sH. izs 7446 5n or OUT sl' weekly Refs
MAID; N sxpsTisnced; for Ink. and care
81 9aas mos. baby No Sundays. $40. sH.
MAID. part time; plain cooking, light
housework, from 12 until after o'clock
pm Columbia s544. "V' y ""N "
MAID, complete. care Of infant, 10 am.
duties 10 Dm Path lsat sad aqnary Rd u
MAID, part time; for guest house on N; H.
aye. aye including hours every other Sun
MormGR parttme Elm Ho empo9ed Se9e wants
co!lored or white woman from ii 80 am. to
$50 pm. care OF 2 small children and
pleasant. and have references; $50 per mo.
NURssEMAID. MI Tor Tor 'ia little girls, live in;
good home and salary. RE. 1920 between
NGRsEMAiD. white; sa5 week; to care for
3 children, aged /. 2l2 and 8 yrs, while
parents work; live in; no housework. Call
WOMAN for s.h.w. and care of 4-year old
child. family OF 8; parents employed live
in or out; must have health card; GOOD
WOMAN. coiored, g NV: SIS week: "a day
aS5ssas' VI " ss8a sssaa'' Local references
Kensington, Md, for days work. cleaning
and laundry: references required. SH.
WOMAN. middle aged, white, plain cooking
live in; Sundays off. Call after $50 pm.
WOMAN, colored general housework. good
COOK; I in family; live in. Phone Tay-
WOMAN for general housework, good
cleaner; D. G. references. RE. 279s.
dress. exper. on @sshins machine and
salary: sis RA' ssos. "N' ..'' III
WOMAN for cooking only, in small fam
WOMAN, colored, general housework -ane
day off; stay nights: references and health
fhhss hssda ma adults ca il VIZ ffmy 4sso SIS "k Be-
H2sGnshi ARE roc GHi rRff asasi TO TRAVEL, Gin o,
woman wanted by lady in Long Island
pay: free Transportation. Phone No. 6oSS
GOOD HOME with good salary for capabl,
white woman to care for pleasant semi,
Wh WorS ny s and msf seboo S
| Jewish. Call NO 1887 for details
Evening star., 1944-04-05
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FRIDAY for Florida, will take
one or two passengers. North 1874. 6s
NAVY WIFE wishes ride to California; will
share expenses and help drive or will de-
liver car for serviceman. Call An
napols 29e3 q.
ARMY OFFICER, driving through to Seat
tie. Wash, on or about April \, desires
2 officers or oficer and wife to accom-
pany. Tel, CHI 1857 5s
Evening star., 1944-04-05
REPAIRS AND sERvIcEs.

BRICKLAYING, fireplace and chimney
eaIs apa Efpaired ESsnsni WI 4s2i
Windows, no leaks; stair work. extra psrti.
e. s5 asoIs. e SEetSa5s w. Tssson sna r'sS
fIEcPRIc eIIs Fl F. REPAIRS. pI. o1as. Esstr.
outlets installed, small and large Jobs;
ELEcTRIc WIRING, fixtures, extra OUT
s.s Esc repairs soe oIs 6Susss spsiiissys Resd
EIEcTRIcAI washing Ain machines nine Sssi and re,
frigerators repaired and overhauied. all
GENERAL G Gfsfs WI jcoSNrrKacrNe, eSSr bldg. repair.
aea sR sf 81 typs' a sy
957P g nGds.n q .It., 10 guns for sale, Hillside
PAINTiNG. inyeFior. exterior: rs.per hang
: pepsirs ,sNr;Sl Mr., Ridenour. no. sl4T
shrsva shlNdiNG, s paJ2erlnR' paper moor sanoins'
PAPER HANGING and painting: work
sgsranteed' guar estimate free. Call Randolph
PAPER HANGING. this week only, $! and
up per room; 1914 washable, sunfast pa
M s1hssa sas eapssienos ssls
For immediate service, for free estimates,
is,i PApER s' HANGING. quality workmanship.
no9r sagding. RA. 1920:
service; II years exper.: free estimates.
PAPERING AND PAINTING-ouality worS
at moderate prices by 1st-class mechanics,
3 years experience; work guaranteed. Foe
free estimates and prompt. courteous serv-
ice. call DI. 0125. 10s
PLASTER, brick, cement and nasstons
Tqsk; Tp -,gs ,ggssterproofng No Job too small.
rIAsTERiiNG rE s7Issi e. AN6 Ms; CEMENT woRK.vs
Job too far or too small District 4570,
william Thomas, 7o7 NJ st. NV. s.
RADIO sERVICE-Real service by oldest
exclusive service organization in Wash:
factory-trained mem 24-hr. shop service.
RADIO TUBES AND PARTS, large supply.
Fogleman's. 1903 B st. Sc.
REPAIRS AND SERVICE on all makes Of
refrigerators. washing machines and vac
yum cleaners. Tel. Union 1898, IL
SILVER PLATING. repairing on silverwara,
tea sets. platters, trays. natware. ETC.:
repairing. rehnishing Of all metal goods:
ANTIQUE metal goods restored D. L. Brom.
yell 723 18th St NV. ME-. 1134
FAULTY FIREPLACES corrected, dampers
installed: also repairs to chimneys. Edwin
E: Ellett. EX. s731.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
HELP WoMEN.
CIERK-TYPTSTS

For employment on regular STAFF Of scien-
tine orsanization excellent working con-
ditions. interesting work; 39-hour week.
y day Saturday: entrance salary, S125
month. For interview by appointment.
call Ex. 800. Branch 30
Evening star., 1944-04-05
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RrSVNESC
REFRESHER COTTRSES

REF'RESHER COURSES
In SHORTHAND. typewritng, bookkeeping,
comptometer dictation. SPEED classes
Eng. spelling: THOUSANDS will be look
save time and money.
PREPARE NoW-ToDAY New classes
starting, enroll today for advancement
NEED 25 stenographers, typiSts, book
keepers DAILY at $35-S45 wk. up New
positions open every FEW MINUTES (ac-
credited. 1t PAYS to attend
BOYD SCHOOL,
1888 F (Opp CAPITOL Theater). MA. o34O.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
SITUATIONS poMEsIIc

WOMAN, colored. experienced, wants laun-
dry or cleaning 4 days week. Ho-
hart 1910.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work: ex-
cellent worker 1921 2Sth NV. HO. 4639.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
STENOGRAPHERS,
YOUNG WOMAN
WOMEN WANTED.

w O4FAJ1N w 4A4N T III
You can now earn $40 per week and
more as streetcarbuS operators or work
part time as streetcar conductors. Essen
tial work; experience not necessary; train
ing paid for; no Sundays or night work,
regular working hours; free time to keep
house paid vacations, free transportation,
separate clubrooms, congenial fellow work
ers. Vacancies at 4th and East Capitol
sts with work on the Mt. Pleasant street
car line. Apply weekday mornings.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO,
36th and Prospect Ave. NV, GEORGETOWN
Evening star., 1944-04-05
COUPLE. S150 MO-

White or colored; good cook, and general
housework, houseman and gardener. Serv-
bath over garage. Call Mr.. Salzberg, be-
tween 10 am. and IL noon. RE. 0120.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, essential nationally known
organization. 4 very good opportu-
nifty for q capable person. Good salary
and hours, liberal annual leave with pay.
State age, training, experience and give
reference. Include address and telephone
II any. Replies confidential. Box 215-B,
Evening star., 1944-04-05
PERSONAL

4; E, HAUss. MATCHMAKER; formerly of
watch and clock repairing department at
the Aperstein Dept. Stores, 1920 7th st.
NV. Kindly call for your repaired watches
and clocks at this new address. Same
service prevails. 81
ALARM CLOCKS are scarce use telephone
wake-up service. Information. call Mrs.
GOOD ROOM, board, proper supervision,
wanted = days weekly for bright 11-yr
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED for mother
day while mother works; preferably near
Hyattsyille,. Md. Phone after 8 pm.
MEETiNG ROOM. seating capacity of 100.
splendid for club meetings and card par
ties, etc; complete with chairs and card
ableS in Columbia Heights. on car line.
Mr., Soldano. ME $500. ia. 1882
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Campbell, If you are in need of loan up
to $500 on your signature
HEMoRRHoiDs eradicated BY MY own
time or money back Write for booslet. No
drugs or surgery DIR SOMMERWERCK.
1927 18TH 1t y W. RA 4147
ALARM CLOCKS, WATCHES repaired .
to days service, guaranteed work
Alperstein Dept. Store, 1920 9TH St NV
A. E Hauss, matchmaker. IL.
HAVE FUN AT THE DANCES
GIVEN BY THE CIRCLE CLUB.
Call FIR. o590, 20 PM 26'
DR.. H. W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait
Room 602. Westory Bldg. 60b 14th NV.
RnPT q SHOTT
Evening star., 1944-04-05

11oOoGIAGGI EN-.
Lady, white. desired to assist in light
Housekeeping and plain cooking; no laun-
dry: block on Conn. ave, Chevy Chase.
D: c.; lovely private room, bath shared
with one other person; salary, $50 per
mo. EN- 1882
Evening star., 1944-04-05

MATTRESSES,
White, experienced: availability. Apply
a3A Pa ave
MOTION PICTURE FILM INSpECTRESs
National motion picture company has
OPEN g for a motion picture film in
SDectress; 40-hour week. no experience
necessary. paid while learning $50 per
Apply IN person, United Artists Corp, 924
New jersey ave NV.
ISTENOGRAPHER, ALSO BOOKKEEPER;
REAL ESTATE OFFICE. BOSS & PHELPS,
l14l7 K ST. NV
Milford chronicle., 1944-06-02
MILLSBORO

The baccalaureate sermon to tn,
| graduating class will be delivered OF
/ Sunday night in the school auditorium
! by Rev. Walter l.. Beckwith, assisted
by Rev. Joseph Settle.
Misses Eleanor and Kathleen Dob
son have come home from Mayr Wash
ington College at Fredericksburg Va
for their summer vacation
Miss Harriet Williams, also a stu
dent at Mary Washington, and Miss
Louise Williams from Southern Semi
nary. Buena Vista, Va. are at home
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs Har-
ry +. Williams for the summer
several guests recently to celebrate
the fourth birthday anniversary OF
her son Ewing.
The body of Peter OFT Mitchell was
brought to Carey's cemetery on Tues
day afternoon for interment Mr.. Nit
many years and had been in failing
health for sometime.
Don Belts graduated from Fish
bourne Military School last week and
is home with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Belts for the summer.
George Vincent Wood, Jr., who at
tends Fishbourne Military School is
also vacationing at home.
Major Roland Baker came home by
plane from somewhere i'm the South
west Pacific where he has been sta
toned for several months and is spen-
ding his leave with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. John Baker, near GumbOro.
His wife, Mrs. Grace Lingo Baker. is
spending the time with her husband
and his praents at their home.
Mrs Della Reed and Miss Virginia
Lingo of Ellendale spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Ba-
ker.
Claude Hudson. stationed at Fort
Bragg. N. G.. is home on furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
George Dodd arrived home on Tues
day for a furlough with his wife and
mother, Mrs. Ethel Dodd.
Mrs. Millard Monroe has as her
guests for while her sister and
baby from Savannah, Georgia.
Flight officer Morton Donaway left
Thursday for an air base in Texas to
report foF service in the A. A. f.
Mrs. Katherine Washburn returned
10 her home here last Friday after
spending several months at Lake Ge-
neva. Wisconsin. with her step
laughter. Mrs. Camille Petit.
sterling Cannon has been recent
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul God
Sergeant f. f. Carey. Jr. of Shaw
-'ield' ). G.. is home with his par
.nts for five days.
Milford chronicle., 1944-06-02
IT'S TINE FOR A CHANGE

SINCE 1888 THERE has grown
up in America a new philosophy
of government attempting to COM
bine the executive and legislative
authorities. By this method, evas-
ion of the peoples Representatives
in Congress as a law-making body
is accomplished. If Congress now
desires to legislate upon a matter
upon which the President or an
agency has issued a directive or
decree. it is necessary that Con-
gress proceed to pass law repeal
ing, in effect, this directive :. The
President then has the veto power,
which in effect means Congress
cannot make such a law unless il
has twO-thirds of the members
present voting in favor of the law.
Many of these executive orders are
not known to the people. That is
one thing that now cOnfuses the
people of our country for they are
confronted with and their conduct
is circumscribed or altered by
an order of which they have no
knowledge.
Milford chronicle., 1944-06-02

TRY. your family on the magic
combination of golden fakes of
wheat and bran bins choice Cali
fornia seedless raisins. It's Posts
Raisin Bran.' It's new!
Milford chronicle., 1944-06-02
SAFETY IN THE GARDEN

Experienced All gardeners II
Kent County feels it's wise to bC
careful. Gardening is not a dagger
GUS business, but a little caution
can. save some bad effects for be-
ginners.
Amature gardeners may expect
to have backaches, lame muscles
! and blistered hands if they work
! too long at a time ON unaccustom-
ed jobs. Heat prostration and sun
strokes are also real, and much
more serious possibilities. To be
on the safe side, wear a hat in
bright sunlight, drink water in
which salt tablets or even plain
salt have been dissolved, and stop
frequently to cool off.
Shorts and a pair of old shoes
may seem ideal clothing for out
door work in hot weather, but too
much exposure may result in eX-
tremely painful or even dangerous
sunburn.
Accidental injuries such as cuts
and bruises are comman results of
improper use of unfamiliar tools.
Such injuries must be cleaned
thoroughly and treated promptly
to prevent possible serious infec-
tions.
Prevent such accidents by plac-
ing tools where no one can trip
over them-even when they are
laid aside only tempOrarily-and
turn points or edges down. Racks.
hooks, or other safe means should
be provided for holding tools in the
basement or tool shed for storage.
Do not lean tools against the wall
or leave them on the floor
Split and splintered wooden tool
handles may pinch or lacerate the
hands. Temporary repairs can be
made by winding friction tape
around the broken section. but it is
safer to substitute a new handle
for the broken one, or buy a new
tool.
Don't take chances on garden
need our manpower-
and that means you. tOO-as well
as our gardens.
In May All clubs in Kent cOun-
ly, according to Miss Virginia A.
Tull, County Club Agent, are so
ing to study, practice, and demon
strate safety measures for home,
school, farm and community. And
'afety in gardening is one way to
help us fulfill our All slogan
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