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Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
L. A. PRODUCE

los ANGELES. Aug. g. tUP)- Produce:
Avocados: Dull. Per pound, Nabals %
20c, AnaheimS 1920, Queens 22-25c. ltz-
iaanas 2O-25c.
Beans: Steady. Per pound. local and
san Diego county and northern kentuckyS
and yellow wax 7-9c. best high lie.
Bunched Vegetable: Steady. Per carton
beets 2-2i- dozen 1.O0-1.25; chard 3
dozen l.OO-l25; green onions, dozen
6.50-7.3o, few $50. lugs , dozen $50
300. cellophane pack 8 dozen dom 1.75-
300; mustard, d dozen 1.00-125. few
80; rauishes small red 8 dozen 80
200. fair IDS white 4 dozen 1901. .75;
spinach. 1 dozen 1.50-l.75 fair 100. some
ordinary low as SOC; turnips, 2-2i4 dozen
1...5-1.50. fair 100
Carrots: Steady. Iced cartons dozen
Salinas 3.75-3.95. mostly 3.95. > dozen
3.,i5
Cabbage: Steady. Local cannonbal, car
tons 2DO-2 80. best mostly 225-25O
CauliflOwer: Steady. Arroyo Grande let
tuce, cartons untrimmed. fair 1.50-1.75,
ordinary low as 75c, OXnard 2.O0-225
Celery: Steady. Pascal Venice. 20-inch
cartons 2.25-2.75, few 800, fair 1852 90.
Corn; Strongr. Local lugS Golden Cross
: dozen 73c-l.OO, late sales low as SOC,
No IS 25-:}5c, cartons So dozen 2.O0-2. 25.
Eggplant: Stady. 1Coachella Valley, per
pound. best 5-6c, few &c; local S-1Uc, fair
3-6C.
GIapes: Steady. san joaquin Valley
scedless 99-1O.7c, fair 7-Sc, white and
red Malagas. Ribiers and Lady Fingers
g9-1O 7c.
Lettuce: Stronger Dry pack Santa Ma
ria ana Watsonvile. cartons i dozen
= 5U-325. mostly 3.OO-3.25.
onions: Firm. Stret sales, 80 sacks
Spanish local medium 2.35-2 43, few 2 .25,
Jumbos $50; white Globes, local 2.59-
10
Squash: Stronger White summer San
Diego county lugs : 25O-3.OO, few BPS;
san Luis local and San Diego No. =
Table Queens northern Jugs 15O-2 90.
Tomatoes: Steady. san Joaquin Valley
iugS, 5\G ana larger ; 75-4. 60, few 4 -.
fair : 5n-3.uO, ordinary low as 200; 6No,
. 73-3 0u. few 3.25, fair 2.23-2. -, Ordi-
nary low is l.5O; 6X7 2UO-2 =. few > 30,
ordinary luW rs 100; loose luEs ToC-l 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
nOUGHBOYS NEAR END
OF PARIS GOLF MATCH

PARIS, Aug. q. CUPp-Favored
PFC. Jimmy McHale Of Philadelphia
end 1t. William Campbell, Hunting
ton, w. Va, meet Saturday in q
rlavoff for the amateur golf cham"-
ionship Of the European theater aft
e tying at 294 Friday at the end
Of 72 holes.
The championship in the profc--
sional bracket went to Cpl. Lloyd
Mangrum Los Angeles veteran, who
showed flashes Of his old-time skill
as he outdistanced the field to card
q 29l. five strokes better than rum
ncr-up 1t. Matt Kowal Of Philadcl-
phia. Mangrum shot IS Friday,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
Army Transmits
Color Photo
By Radiograph

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4. up
The first news color picture ever
transmitted by radio Tor publication
Of President Truman. Generals
s.mo Josef Stain and Prime Minis
ter Attlee at P0tSdam-Was released
Friday by the war department.
The army will continue expert
ments with the process. the an
nouncement said, in an attempt to
make radio color pictures regularly
available to the American press.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
Coast Pitchers
FafteFl AVERAGE
In Close Games
BY J<ETEn PRESS

Tic 3vu fines, pitchers III the
Pacific Coast laa.u, continued their
domination o! rhg opposition Friday
Nl-Ar 4s ,lor proceeded u0 make a
runaway ol ~. .ayp pitching aver
BH.'lau, Bob JoEoc chllkcd uplhis
"a. victory II tNe campaign AGAINST
seven defeat, a~ Inn posted a 10 win
.o. Tie San F..Hci-y3 Seals over
tue Seattle H.-n.y:s ;u the first
-.nc o1 d d3u5.t-hcadcr. INc Seals
...-. talA Wac cJId. 49,
Ior,r's nearest I..ar fur loop hon
ur> BuJ Bel-,el. t.. atr w Nevada
,loo, Teacher Huu hi 10th victory
". N~- t,,u d,trl.-. u. nc vet the
Los Au2a-.s An,..- down with sew
WI :ij- I'LL posting Y 4-1 victory az
,na sacramento So.un- swept both
ends oI 4 twin uilL The second game
score was 90.
The pacing Portland Bcav-
crs boosted their .aJd over Seattle
10 seven games 1E splitting two
with tnc tail-rrG Hollywood Stars.
2-4 ana G-4 t'.t &tN D.r-o Padres
ticJ Jn..r ..u- Win Oakland bv
Winnr Ga.
Th. ,uc- .l".:
Portland -uU no u-2-5-O
Ho}l,vYnl .4, 100 v-4-7-2
Hc.-.r auJ hd u.. To,ukcr t.:
f.agr&. ~nu EI.l.a. HilI 49,.
Seattle U01 900 o. Clio
San Francisco 0oo 10 x-1-4-0
Fischer an4 lm..l: Joyce and
SpriGI
I.0~ Nu.g.as 0H1 OBI 1-2-G-1
Sacr4nou. u22 1Gl x x-4-7-1
Adam auj nrrnrar. Ba.aley and
1rhIvcro..
Oakland o2o o2o 029-4- 81
S2r D."-n 0l OIL O}X-6-16-0
Strommc C.".-.-i"l '51 Babich
'8i and 3 Raimoudi; Knowles. Fer
aI-On o. ira H.Iin2cr Crigg C0.
Second game.
PomlIul ~ a0l 010-G-8-0
H0Iirn,od 01t o5l GG0 1873
Cohen snJ A5aln.. &orzl tG'; r.
Smith ld I-N
Seattle ora 2co oon-3-9-1
San Francisco ono U5o 3-x-4-7-1
/ Elliot. Spro.r Z. and Sueme:
Barth4.~on .'uun 'W "nd Ogro-
/ d0Wsk ki.
I HOS Angeles HJ9 600 lGi 5-13-3
. Sac.am"nrp I'LL l.5 9ay 9-14-2
Mcrk.o H.u: C6, lad Kreitner,
( Mccarthy ami S>h.ucfcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
Marine Station
Downs Acmes

There were thirty hits. runs and
errors in Friday nights softball
game between the Marine Station
and the AcmeS. There were twice
that many argumentS-at least that
is a conservative count as totaled
BY weary spectators. The score was
u TO 4 in favor Of the Marines.
Key argument came in the sec
ond inning when the Marines claim
ed the Acmes pitcher was tossing
en- illegally. The Marines won III
this argument and the pitcher was
replaced But this argument sprout-
cd others and nothing seemed right
after that From a spectators stand
Il was a bit too much on the argu-
nentatiye side.
It is an odd ball game that runs
through without a debate now and
then. some minor. some of the pop
bottle variety. But the consensus
appeared to be Friday night that
one good talk-fest is enough.
There was talk Of protest by the
Acmes but none had been filed
VIXEN the game ended.
TiDpSrprpc
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. !. CUP' Wheat and
ryc Ied i strong urturn in grain futures
on the Board of Trade Saturday. oats
cpuutcrrd the trend under northwestern
selling BulliSh sentiment in wheat stem
med ;rpm the governments wheat buying
program. but the trade failed to learn
whether any of the cash article mad been
purchased Saturday.
Prices tumbled from hest levels on the
CLOSE under profit-takIng 70 finish mixed
Wheat was up y. to Off y cent bushrI
corn off j. 20 up s., oats off ls-l-. rye
olr ~ ID lp t- ana barley eff 1i--11.
Los ANGELES July 81. up Grain
market: NJ. hard or soft white wheat
bulk > - '=-9.75; grading barley. 70 lbs.
bulk 2g7l4 -23O; ~. , oats. - lbs.
hulk. > 5G-2.7O; No. > California milo.
sacked , S5-2 SO.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
L. A. LIVESTOCK

los ANGELES, Aug. 3. UPD-Live-
stock:
Cattle: SalabIe 500; slow; k-end
trade steady to weak; few medium To
low good local fed steers 14.uO-15..!5
FEW held above IS ~ medium to good
COWS l. 90 II. -, cutter to common COWS
g. - lIi5. Gamers and cutters 7,25-9. 30:
load medium bulls II 50 Calves: Salable
-uu. steady. load good California calves
1880: three loads medium to good Texas
II 3U-ll -
Hogs. Sal4ble 30; practically all
huught to arrive for feeder pigs: odd
sowS steady at 1900; baitows and gifts
quoted lt 1913. ceiling.
Sheep: Snlable, none; good 10 choice
spIIug lambs quoted l5UO-l5.G3.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
Chinese Retake
Strategic City

CHUNGKING. Aug. & cUPl
Chinese troops closing ln hchLul
japanese forces pusi toward the
cast. have rt4upuurrd Shmnuao. o
niles southwest ot NJurAuuG uu -..c
Changhsu Nanklng road, " ncaI-
quarters commm.que announced .-
day.
Japanese units. n ,Mr anne a',.
Of KiaugSi PROVINCE ourunv.i
pushing toward klnLn ANA ..pvu-
ed Fengsin. % miles nutJh ul Kao1n
and IS miles northeast Ol ShausHuo.
Another enemy column pashina
north captured Siakilug on the Kan
river. 30 mile. north .t Kan. CHI
rese troops which captured Iinnins
in Human province. We're pushing
rapidly toward ,hr m.u railway.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
L. a. STOCKS

was yc,y light on the Los Angeles Stock
Exchange Friday. wIth only 500 share,
changing hands Eight stocks were up
s. do.,n ana eleven uncnangcd The list
Honolulu on 100 at :&i down
Richflrch 100 ut 115<. up a.; Standar,
III California 100 nt 43. unchanged: Pa
c!iIc Gas and Electric 300 at 10. up d
Southern California Edison 100 at %ut-
unchanged; Southern California Edisot
~. per cent lUU at %O', unchanged
cessna Aircraft 200 1T Any, unchanged
Blue Diamond POO a l.. unchanged
General Motors loo at G7"., up rs Hupl
Motors 100 at g.. up ",; Pacific In
dvnn.ty ltu at 5gil, down l..
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
NH SON RETAINS LEAD
u TNEONIU GOlE TILT

TORONTO. Au A. There
was ! mve.-ry to imagery Of the
supposedly >uan1> m. orniilI golf
course .od4r M. rr,a lho peerless
Byron Nelson hadn't been able to
olive. LG since H;, compc ut0r5 had
t4o a"mr t.yra5" ho remained in thc
lead
DgSpiio Wy, a..r rar 72 Nelson
held u tNrvr--ro5c lead IS The biz
IpIo N,u. jn.o ,lr third round Of
,he $4,000 Canadian open.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
PfIFt!YRT q EGGS

r,IIIRl Prices. CEI pCnrs Imperial
.Aii,r ORR Maximum set Ort- u, 1943)
iIiI price At ranch to Wholesaler or re-
,ilIrr. Second piirr Drl|cird to whole
saIrr On retailer. IhirL price At ranch
lr consumer.
groiIe:s. Lephurns under "a pounds
w.. "a Ga : pounds, ~ flyers 3 To 4
luu,ds. .",r. Iu3stcis. all weights. Z9c;
fo.,I. Lelt IN. an weights. 35izc; colored
IN ,>eiyh5e q ". DUCKS, al sizes. sc
Ia1bjis. uu.,-c = .l,.L.~.s, 2Z-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
HUNTING BAN ANNOUNCED

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Aug. 4. UP
There will be no hunting season ful
elk. antelope, turkey or tree SOUR
rels in Arizona this year. the stat
game and fish commission annuunc
cd Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
CANCELS DIVORCE .ACrlON

Elura Moore Friday tiled n su-
perior court an order far dismissal
Of action in her suit for divorce
against Edgar II Moore.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05

ID. hE,ft... HH. UFt Eggs:
.'....,.a. ..- ..,an. sraa" Large
...... i .u.. .at j. i'. medium
.... A " ."" "o'.
.t .... ..G . '.u- -5 a,-ium grade
.--.a. l .H4o fadr a.
.' ...,... .t. a.r.gu n.,de A.
..... .,..'.n- ..l. -H.-' .ttda A. cases
... ..- .'.4r. y. oasr. iG.
#..H ..... n. uuu-Hu5ais (curtunl
.... .- Al d.. t-,..1n -. large
.. . u.a ..u "a .ulI I1. large
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
CIVIL AIR PATROL tNll
TOtRS YUMA Field

AS guests oi hc GWra .m ytr
base. a group Q. tGe '...l. NIl-}
Squadron Civu Alr P.Ily. ..r.JrJ
the observance a Aruy IA. Fnre
Day ana were .uov. urounu Ir
base Thursday brrt.,l ,'n. .Ic
local group were lt- :lu Irnm.
1t. Don $adl.. I. t, t..u r-
man. .at Sg;. D.v. ,,.lA ..d
Pvj Jcc Hi,c,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
i7sl3E5z:I<ls lslISl&a
RESULTS

NEW YORK Madison SqUar"
GardenD-Tippy Larkin, 1884,. Gar
field, N j.. outpointed Willie joyce,
1872, Gary, Ind. 1O); Jose Con
zales. 1891. Los Angeles, outpointed
Pedro Firpo, 131, Camden, N. J. CO..
Willie Watkins, 149
Detroit, outpointed Babe Sanders.
ISL, Los Angeles C5).
HOLLYWOOD ANN Memo Llanes.
1882. Sonora. Mex. E;o'd George
Hanstord, 1875. Los Angeles c5': Rene
Deleon. 146l4. Tijuana. Mex, de
cisioned Jack Byrd. 143, Los An
geles CGj.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
FACES DOUBLE THEFT COUNT

Oscar Gonzales will answer in SUI
perior court to two car theft charge,
filed by Ray Hill and Capt. Jumt
f. Verdieck. Gonzales appeared ~
his preliminary hearing in justice
court Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
LICENSED 10 VIVID

County Clerk W. J. McClc.ld.d
Saturday D. sued 4 marriage license
TO John Anthony Halsey Jr~ marine.
ana Ellen MargJret Murtu4. sam
Dltol.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
L. a. EAY

r.. A.CIT5s. .. "U JPI Alfalfa
.,.t. .u ..u.u .n. 80. = lclly.
....".u ..ou .o 40, NJ
,..... ... .E .-, .fuu so. ! oat hay
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05

Nicholas Biddle president Of the
Pennsylvania Bank Of the United
States, in 1884 conceived a plan to
corner the Gotten supply in Amer
lea, forcing the price 10 European
buyers up one cent a pound. The
plan failed, but had it succeeded
the cent a pound increase would
have amounted to some II CT II
million dollars sum large enough
to cover the United States deficit
trade balance for imported manu-
lactured goods at that time
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05

1t is now possible TO photograph
a projectile boring through steel
plate. Millionth- of second X-ray
photographs prove that a 20-milli-
meter projectile sWells to twice it.
normal diameter. bursts and diSin-
tegrates while boring through the
plate. Photographs are made pos
sible by an electronic tube devel-
oped by DR. Charles NJ Slack. as
sistant director of research rOr the
Westinghouse Lamp Division.
Official estimates place the pres
ent hog population OF the world At
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
LOOKING TO 1916

A good farm club, sendlnG rs best
crop to the Beavers Will bolster
Portland's chance in 1916. together
with assurance that Manager Mary
owen will be back at third base. His
Well-rounded squad has stuck on top
the league standings virtually the
entire season and currently is sport
ing a haIf-dOzen game lead
Barring an unforeseen crackup
the Beavers should mail the pennant
to their Vaughn street flagpOle for
l945. then Try to keep it there in
1916 and l947 with benefit O. q good
lalm clIb.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
.IFLS. FLAA FUTURES

'.t.. .E 1.. t.PI Alfalfa
.... .... N. ~ t ,u...l o.. No. y
.-.- ~... So. g. - t,..,l u"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05
Codstiinq
Along
BY JOHN w. DUNLAP

PORTLAND Ore, Aug. I. up
You'd think those league leading
Portland Beavers would be willing
to keep the status quo for next
year. but here they've gone and
bought a farm club in Salem.
No doubt the Portland bigWigs
are patting themselves Oh the back
for what is considered a smart move
in buying the Salem club Of the
western international league The
Senators won't make any money for
their new bosses. but what the Bea-
vers want and will get is GOOD
place to keep young players tOr sea-
SOning
CAN BUILD T.? TEAMS
Portland has had no chance to
develop young players since start Of
the war. Now with a farm club in
their back yard, the Beavers can
sign up several dozen young players
for spring practice, then keep the
best ones for the Sale mteam It's
4 break. too. for young Oregon
baseballerS who can stay at home
and still get a start in pro baseball.
Business Manager Bill Klepper o.
the Beavers still has the task Of
choosing a manager and playing
manager for the team when the
league resumes operation in 1916.
There's a good chance that Spencer
Harris. the veteran Beaver out
fielder, may get a bid to coach the
Senators. He's q heady bail player
who will be giving way 10 the
Youngsters some Of these daya. and
railbirds believe he'd ill the bill
with Salem.
Bill Garbarino Of the Beaver staff
is a possibility for business man
ager. Since he also is player and
could lend a hand in Developing the
Youngsters
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-05

jackson.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Miss Edgertom
.AmOnq Brides

Miss Piana Trent Edgerton,
daughter of Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Glen E. Edgerton of the Army War
College, was married on December
Is to Capt. James Newhall Roths-
child, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Daubrin Rothschild of Ithaca. The
Chief of Army Chaplains, Brig. Gen.
Luther D. Miller, officiated at the
ceremony in the presence OF men,
bers of the two families only.
Miss Edgerton was given in mar
riage by her father and she was
attended by Miss Anne Brooke Pc
terson. Mr.. B. B. O'Cheever was
best man.
The bride wore gown of pearl
embroidered white satin and chiffon
and her veil fell from a coronet Of
old rose point lace. She carried
white camelias and orchids and her
only ornament was a diamond
brooch. the gift of the groom's par
ents. Miss Peterson'S gown was of
blue chiffon and she wore a coronet
of pink roses and forget-me-nots
matching her bouquet.
One hundred guests were at the
reception following the ceremony
including many of the brides CO.
workers at the ONCE of Strategic
Services.
Mrs. Rothschild attended the Ma
tional Cathedral School and was
graduated from Vassar in 1Q41 She
Gibbs School. Captain Rothschild
Is also graduate of the Katherine
was graduated from Phillips Exeter
Academy and from Yale in 194l.
He has had three years service in
North Africa and Italy. The young
couple are motoring to New Orleans
on their wedding trip.
Evening star., 1945-12-16

Clever and unusual gifts are highly
appreciated at Christmas.-so why
not introduce your friends to Sill.
YER SHEETS? They're novel
sheets Of paper that have been i'm
presnated on both sides with super
action silver polish. No matter hos
badly your silver is stained, just
rub a SILVER SHEET across wet
silver, rinse the silver and dry e.
and tarnish and dullness disappear
with miraculous quickness! These
handy pieces of polish paper"
come in 4 packet to be hung near
the kitchen sink. Cost for q packet
of 2 doz. is only 25c. Why not buy
several for each friend who treas.
ures her silver? Ask your Dept. or
Neishborhood Store for SILVER
SHEETS!
Evening star., 1945-12-16

Mirrors make really exciting "fam.
ily' gifts, - ones that will add
sparkle and distinction to the home.
Get a full length mirror for the
bedroom door, or 4 lovely oval or
oblonk one to hang in the living
room and thus double and triple the
incest corners through reflections.
Shining mirrors make any room look
larger, sayer and newer" with re.
Hectins sparkle. Look in your tele.
phone directory under PITTS
BURGH Glass Products for names
Of reliable mirror dealers. Remem.
ber the blue liable, "Mads from
Genuine PITTSBURGH Plate
Glass;" always assures you the
finest in Plate Glass Mirrors! Use
PITTSBURGH Plate Glass this
Christmas!
Evening star., 1945-12-16

DON'T WORRY if you're late in
selecting your holiday cards, for the
makers Of GIBSON Greetins
Cards knew that this r.acetims
Christmas would brins an unusual
demand for happy, friendly cards.
So they created an unusually full
assortment Of say or serious Christ.
mas cards =. to phrase your kreet.
ink exactly as you'd like it said!
And don't forget that when you
send q GIBSON card, you're send.
ing the very finest in both quality
and food taste! So 10 to see your
GIBSON dealer tomorrow!
Evening star., 1945-12-16


help it is. Even those queerly
shaped things like lamps and tennis
rackets, toys, and 50 on, are easy
to whip up into beautiful packages
when you have Scotch" Tape to
hold the paper in place. And you
know what else? Scotch" Tapes
swell for holding spriss of holly or
evergreen or big fancy bows to
Christmas packages and stick.
ins cards down firmly. 1t sticks
without moistenins and is as trans.
parent as slass. So when you buy
your sift paper and trimmings be
sure to remember q roll Of Scotch"
Brand Tape in the gay plaid dis.
penser. Your favorite store may
have it now-25c complete.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
n nnOMncement

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Franc
of 3717 w Street, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mary Catherine Franc, to Mr.
James Henry Dunn of Sit Long
avenue, Rocky Mount, N. c., yes
-terday. The ceremony took place
in the rectory of Holy Trinity
Church and q reception followed at
the home of the bride.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
In the NezUs

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Myron G.
Cramer will leave today for Cincin-
natl where the former will attend
the meetings of the American Bar
Association. They will return to
the Capital later in the week.
Mrs. Clara B. Webb and her
daughter, Miss Mary Dilwarth Of
1884 Fairmont street have gone to
Evening star., 1945-12-16
.Ne.,., Ci,a,.t.. ma. 94.alX~a. Gill;!

Since cigarettes yours for the buying Little
Lord VCEROY seasonal xreeins Send
friends several packages into Christmas Stockings keep
soody stock hand
The smooth smoking that from superior blending
Of Turkish and will delight
and Those with VICEROYS will be intrigued with
the unique filter tip and delighted with the keeps all tobacco
crumbs IN the for full smoking enjoyment They'll notice.
how the filter checks VICEROYS
popular ask Tobacconist for them this
Evening star., 1945-12-16

Mrs. Lawson A. Meyer entertained
at a tea yesterday in compliment to
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lawson
A. Meyer, ir., the former Miss Marie
Helmken Of Savannah.
Mrs. Robert Ramspeck, Mrs. Den
Shangler. Mrs. Edwin A. Halsey,
Mrs. Marc Phillips, Mrs. William
Powers. Miss Elizabeth Sansbury,
Mrs. Carl Schoenhals and Mrs.
Leslie H. Whitten assisted the
hostess. Miss Mary Meyer stood
with her mother and sister-in-law
in the receiving line.
The hostess apartment was deco
rated for the occasion with Christ
mas green's and red candles, the
color scheme of red and white being
carried out in every detail.
The junior Mr.. Meyer and his
bride, whose marriage took place
in Savannah November 10, now are
residing in Arlington Village.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
KS


Looking for an aura Of romance for
this brilliant season. Then take my
advice and 10 no farther than
HARTNELL'S three new tri.
umphs! Bright Stars" is q truly
magnificent fragrance that is deli.
cate and lons.lastins. Or, if it's
drama you want-try Stolen
Heaven" brilliant, persistent
and compellinsIy sophisticated. My
third suggestion is Gay Glitter"
"a happy selection if you like -
watt q lishthearted spirit of saiety
everywhere you 70. HARTNELL
masterpieces come in perfume
AND cologne - wonderful ideas
for Christmas gifts!
Evening star., 1945-12-16

followed by the annual Christmas
party OF the club. Mrs. Sanders
will be assisted by Mrs. Julia Webb
and Mrs. Clarence Langley.
Mrs. James Irwin Steel Of Pennsyl-
vania has returned from Brandon
Rectory where she was the guest of
Evening star., 1945-12-16
West Palm Beach to spend the re-
mainder of the winter.

Mrs. Lucien H. Sanders will enter
tain Mrs. Henry Fenna Sawtelle
president OF the Excelsior Literary
Club and the other members at
luncheon Tuesday al her home, 1905
Kalmia road. The luncheon will be
Evening star., 1945-12-16


burst into pleasant foam the ms
tant you start to brush your teeth
with it. Its speedy sctivatins in
gradients leave no room for doubt
that your teeth are being THOR
OUGLY cleaned and that the
accessible surfaces are being really
scrubbed! You'll like the clean,
fresh taste of LISTERINE TOOTH
POWDER, too and the gentle
way in which the satin-smooth
polishing asents 90 to work in pol
ishins enamel to help emphasize
the full and NATURAL lustre Of
your teeth! Ask your Druggist for
LISTERINE TOOTH POWDER!
1t economically, safely and
quickly serves your teeth!
Evening star., 1945-12-16
III. scotch Jap. -
WL At O,;.t~a.ti...!

Happy Holiday for
sure cause you'll
be able to get
Scotch" Cellulose
Tape to help out
with your gift wrap
-..x Al -ba< =
Evening star., 1945-12-16
NErt.,t;~. q COCOA Time! Try Dan -Ae~t.n.!

What's more heart warming a cold Winters Eve than
a steaming cup of cocoa? What's better starter" for
the busy day than this nurtona drink in the morning?
think you'll agree with me that NOW is cocoa.time
which is why want recommend that you insist
on VAN HOUTEN'S, the very BEST money
buy That's because it's richer in exquisite chocolate
favor concentrated and full.bodied. little goes
long way,-makins VAN HOUTEN'S Cocoa more eco.
Evening star., 1945-12-16

the Rev. Robert H. Thomas and is
with her relative, Col. John G. Ladd,
who has returned from Italy follow
ing three years service overseas.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
and BRANDY FRUIT {
ment stores. Just try

You'd look high and low for a
Christmas gift to bring happi-
ness now wouldn't you?
There is such a gift and shopping
for it is simple! A canary! :. Z.
perfect gift for a child. an invalid,
or a person who lives alone! Here's
JOY, personality and sweet music all
in one gift! And give q copy of
Keep A Song In Your Home" right
along with the canary. The makers
of FRENCH'S Bird Seed and Bis
cult will send you q FREE copy.
Address request to Nancy Sasser,
27l Madison Ave, New York Is.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
For everyone in the fam

For everyone in the fam.
lily - from Junior. with
funny little gaps in his
smile, to the Older men,
bers who realize the inn
portance of taking care
of teeth LISTERINE
TOOTH POWDER is a
wonderful buy! This fine