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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-06
Sugar Coupons
Mailed Back For
Lack of Address

\ number of persons IN the count
have had their sugar coupons maize
back to the War Price and RatIonlnE
Board because of wrong addresses
the board stated today. The follow
ing persons may receive Their Gu
Do2s at the board by calling Tor
them:
Row Baskerville, Laurence M
Champion. Hazel r. Edwards, john
ME Smith. Simon Williams, Mrs. is
Albright, Rufus Ball, John II. CAL.
Mollie Harris, Mrs, Mable FLOYD
Catherine H%argroVe, Minnie Har-
grove. Robert T. Hawkins, Matt
Jones. Ernest l.. Marrow. Hove
Perry CKittrelD, Bonnie Williams
Luther Williams, Ernest Wilson
Thomas Wilson, William OVERLY
Willie Jerman CRoute |, Norll9a)
Johnny Bullock. Isaac Junior Grew:
Route 3, OXiord), William l
Brantly, Mrs. Ole X. Fuller, ElIzS
H. Thorpe, James A. Crudup, Ed
ward w. Stegall, Simon Perry, FL
bert f. Crews, Johnnie NJ. Harris,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-06
Miss Clark Webs
Haley Forsythe

In a quiet ceremony at the home
of Rev. B. l.. Gupton on Andrews
avenue on Tuesday night at 8 O'Clock
Miss Florence Maydell Clark be-
came the bride of Haley Wallace
Forsythe, U. S. Navy. Mr.. Gupton,
uncle of the groom, performed the
ceremony.
The bride wore a gown of navy
blue and used white accessories.
Her shoulder corsage was Of red
rosebuds.
The ceremony was witnessed by
members of the families and a few
intimate friends of the couple.
Mrs. F~orSythe is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. I. Clark. Mr.. For
Sythe is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. L. F~orsythe.
After a short wedding trip the
couple will make their home here
temporarily.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-06
Shocco News
BY Mrs. j. NJ. AlStOi

Miss Annie Lou Aston. mcmbcg
OF Wakoland faculty. Zcbulon. ar
rived Wednesday to spend the sum
mer vacation with her mother, Mrs.
f. 7. Aston, ST..
Mrs. w. =. Turner visited her
brother in Norfolk, Va, the past
week.
Mrs. d. B. Nooe, Of Pittsboro, spent
several days recently with her sis
ter, Mrs. J.. NJ. Aston.
Pic. a. B. Roberts has returned
to Alabama. after spending a nine
day Through with his mother, Mrs.
O. w. Weldon.
Mrs. job, Of Raleigh, spent several
days of the past week with her sis
teI, Mrs. c. J. Fleming.
Miss Myrtle Rowe Ayscue visited
friends and relatives in Petersburg,
Va, recently.
Bobby Stallings, of Bryson City,
has arrived 20 spend several days
with his grandfather, r. J. Stewart.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-06
Students Get
Reports Monday

Students at Henderson high school
are asked to report at school Mon
day morning at nine o'clock to re-
ceiVe their report cards, S. NJ. Crow
der. principal, requested today.
Final examinations are being held
this week, with 10 regular classes
scheduled. Examinations viii be
completed tomorrow and students
will report Monday for their final
reports.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-06
WITH THE SICK
ImnrCNes After Oncrati0n.

Mrs. Harry Baker is reported TO
be improving satisfactorily follow
ing a major operation at Maria Par
ham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-06
Niddleburg w. NJ S. To Meet.

II. W0man's Missionary S0cIctV
Of M~addleburg Baptist church viii
NEE, at the home Of Miss Rcssle
Perry Thursday evening at $50
o'clock il was announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-06
Visiting Sister.

NJ Guy Elliott, OF Kjnstou, is
vis.t.ng her sister, Mrs. +. 4. Ldttu.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-06

at the University of North Carolina
in Chapel Hill August II to Angus,
%, il was announced today.
The program is being arranged by
Russell VI. Grummau, director o.. the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-06
Goes to New York.

Nj Meta Rocker has gone to
New Yurk City on a buying trip.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-06
lis
birth of DAUGHTER,

Birth of Daughter.
Pvf. and Mrs. Goode c. Ellington
announce the birth of a daughter.
Elizabeth Gay, on June t, at Maria
Parham hospital.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
SITUATIONS poMEsIlc
COLORED GIRL wants Rhw. by day o
week; good refs. ME-. 5O45 before 5 D m

week: good refs. Ne. 5o45 Sefor. or Say PM. Di
CoLORED GIRL wishes part time house
work, light cleaning, 5 days week, from
= until !; $40 week and carfare. Phone
coLoRED GIRL wants part time or days
work Phone NO. 43ss.
eay cs S9mAS Mk wishes ba. days work in
GdRl' eolored, wants JOB general house
work. 8 am. to l PM city references.
SoL2RIp Ss1 pa,;.xOss WOMAN Az wants par,.ms or
COOKING, in small apt, for congenial
Box say s9sY rs Y00s stsr and board; near
dry and chenille spreads. Call AID. 7343.
GIRL, light colored, for general house
work. take care of children sleep in; good
salary. Executive 02l0.
GIRL. colored. desires days work, e.h.v
light Laundry; SOC an hour and carfare
GIRL, colored. wants days work. SOC hr.
AZ AT 3sIe esT faFe' Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
GIRL, colored. from South, wishes day.
gork' BILE han cleaning an experienced in aun-
GIRL, coiored. wishes ghw, 9-5. DI.
GIRL, colored. wants Job two mornings a
GIRLS, .. colored, want work Of any kind,
mmorninssi m,,s,a s,1 experienced. honest. Call CO.
GIRL. colored, wants part-time work;
Phone Columbia 5373
ployed couple. with or without children.
GIRL wants part-time job. hours between
holidays haa aa caii Ex o o7s4 Efi no Sundays. or
HIGH School Girl. o eolored. would like
lob as,d as mothers helper. from 4 to 8.
ISuSpRY WORK done ss home by expe-
GIRLS, eoiored' wish K.h,w. 4, hours, morn
LAUNDREss, first class, wants work BY
day. s5 and earfare; no cleaning. DU.
hoSaTs as Is h and fesIss sarisre days work
| MAN. American-Japanesed descent, will ex-
i9T r0'n TED sn1 d. '9ssa sss in or
oooa @aens 1--we H. HI sspsia i s4s
REFINED WHITE WOMAN will care for
foo sa,nten BIZ sseaanzs 4az star II exchange for In
and SUNDAYS; own typewriter. DE. $3.50. :
mSrninss, Monday tsToush is Ps saturdas. re sE.
WOMAN. colored, wants part-time work.
references refer IS AT. sI ss44. ''A'a''' His'-'''SS
ssssDss for smRIoyss ,S ,s sdaits' Sda5 w
fare Can Adams aiss, ~
xs.S sssn sSs6sa eo ssnisa sss part time
sHsrsa' snons Hsass eo Soy sss sfFk
f%o 8 E&PfRIEScED hSHs Eo GIRLS want apss to
clean together; best city references. co.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GREGG SHORTHAND By experienced
teacher: beginners. review, speed dictation;
private lessons; moderate rates. DU. 2a2S.
dkNss1dSAE dFAks 5S EIs h1Rpdhf fs5 2ver $685. CON-
LEARN 8EAuTi C0LfURE. permanen,
positions Operators needed Day and
s!sSi%' aAy4S seHo sissssi ,54s .ss seS1SE aa
RRhcTIcAL FRENCH Professor Paris
monthly. Registered studio. 8 to 8 pm.
FORMER DiPIoMAT gives French lessons.
WOMEN and ifinserprinting pleasant and
ihnntseg5estins. Int Free information. Phone .pI pI.
CoMPToMETERs OPERATORS are needed,
$40 to $50 wk. Dozens of openings now.
Day and night classes. Easy, fascinating,
fscsSfs soYp scaooi SN @ isss n St. topp. A cabtoi i
I. rrhfs'ez !. <. oTikRaro6fRss 6fs are needed. Short
ed. if you wish Course and position only
sSG Nsv esssss eHoo stsEoS MI sIIs P,ss &C.
next to Epiphany Church tEst. IL yrs).
French INSTRUCTION siven privately to
aSsH asan lazy dSRsh sssher upaSe phee y no s sSas
sss Es SSr'f os sse after x sen
sTENoGRAPHIC and secresarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typine. bookkeeping.
somptometer, all secretarial ubtects Est
s5ss soYD scHOoI. isss ? st. ,opp
ART INSTRUCTION, private or class;
N St. lrear).- Call RE. 1892 after l.. 1as
TRIANGLE INSTITUTE = Individual in
struction in arithmetic. algebra. geometry
National Press bldg. 18th and r sts.,
Room @ 2@S2; @ Ristrict tS S4s9; -. -,
refrigeration and air conditioning as q
profitable future. career. Write UTILITIES
INsT Box aaIiss sl91Y ssar corsr or i5 yic
trola records. 80 lessons with Hispano-
phone textbook, Sl2. Adams 77I3:
Evening star., 1945-01-14
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, all taxes prepared, books
kept, gart-time basis, reasonable. Adams
Am Amy E15 orffeERs fGE WIFE, eo,les. r.. sFsd,
Phi Beta Kappa, wants work to do at
home. anything including typins, writing,
IL tssn sras dsimaa Az sssBP French
BOOKKEEPER, experienced: can handle
9 and withheld taxes; take complete
ase Ses esners oss ssr rou
tine, personnel; credit interviewing, ad-
ninisirstive MI sha,a ability; degendabie; prefera
saS 'sI soans ssas Tsb.. pos
ton with future; experience includes 10
as as buyer, 5uyy, manager and interior decorator
chasing ofncer for semi governmental
examination. e. Please include details in
S i've so ws e cafi saffIiK AZ iass ss n0ninvad'
G9MrAN,oN Some. bS ,ad,s duties light
DENTAL ASSISTANT desires position, ex-
perienced, city references. BOX 481-Y,
pREssMAKER, experienced; dresses made
for all cccasicns alterations. and re-
modeling dba speAsslty; coats refined; rsa-
dSsissnhz mss bfR iss6
ExPERSkn9En IEy1pg Il I'm Apt pbts Adems 22ss
for children. ,semi-invalids, elderly people;
GENERAL CLERICAL WORK and typing,
supervisory % experiences permanent only.
{; GEN; 4 T.; OFF. WORK, some typins, BY capable.
s SikL, eoi: desires Job as elevator opera
JANITREss, experienced. wishes wishes employ
Wo. s75s, ask "S; Tor Annie. WIN 'uA' 's' .
LADY, white, dependable, will stay with
al ATrat1 frrc - r<lr y~s3~
normaton Box 45sY stsp
for shSEsn @ y9sT hon, evenings
MANAGER or food supervisor, hish-class
restaurant, club or hotel dining room;
eSSpsrisncSs;d. and ausitea ts take compIets
MOTHER. white, refined with 5-year -oid
live In and keep daushtsr with me, Prefer
coapis s for few ars g
;SSlfs isSs Shoas ,iIssss ,isisss "
MoTHER SsriiE H WITH s.YR..oLD pAuGHTER
desires position caring for children: good
home Or school preferred. Box ABBY
NURSE available. conyalescent or chronic
sdultis ad saao anaoorthEest section preferred Tel
NURSE, graduate. desires position in ply
sNiffissns,s Nfss ONCE BOX Ally, "A. Star; 49,,
care of newborn up to 8 mos: $3.50 per
mo. Tel. DI. 3125, Ext. 161. IL am, "a
NURSE, practical i years hospital train.
ING. desires day duty only, hrs. straight;
PIX p noaifhESEEArok 0sss sssssslsns
daywork preferred. Franklin 4T07.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored,. desires posi-
tion caring for Infant. Call Monday. 3
fRACTicAL NIRsk, 1ISH white; excelien,
references; day duty; full or part time
fkA6ffiCAL NURSE desires s-hr. duty;
no housework, Hobart 417g. I.
PRACTICAL NURSE, well trained, want.
a.hr.. 10-hf. 12-hr. duty. box 429-Y
Evening star., 1945-01-14
SITUATIONS woMEN tco.t.,

-. sOsNS w SsvSSsS tS0tsssS
sInsr.Essd REAL Estate sA.EEsMoMAN; thoroughly
saies ierss 81 ssa Rsclass ssse; sctlvs avs
REFIsE6 RsI SnSs TSDESaaAbfGSAsIE hfSs NURSE de-
sn,ss.S, siTes 9 to l9 hr day dgty: live in; best
kEsiDRNT MxNAGERo az oes1 experienced Ssnc in Dis
ss Sdsasss s nzss's ssa ss';:a
RESIDENT MANAGER Of furnished OF 70 un-
sble now. WO. bs21. am. to noon. after
sEcTY. AND ASSISTANT desires perma- m
nent position with responsible firm offering
'0srS,ar postwar future. have had legal and COM
sEaRErAk2 iSx Hsceent fts1 ssan
a6ility. correspondent and stenographer,
EE ss Pirate Sstwsen a! and AND
| 6 pm. Sunday A
SECRETARY Executive assistant), espe-
clany capable handling detail; broad secre-
Gnrk .arsi experienee ksa and expert stenographic
mediately: $50. RA. 2577.
sECkEIARY, college degree, former teach
e exeei SioWmefGe English, yrs bus sxper
tistics. letter compositions. organizing files
or supervision. rapid dictation. but not
on hours. Box FOX, star. a. 's0 oepehaihs
sTEN0GRAPHER, experienced, rapid, will
take dictation at night and transcribe
next day; rates reasonable. Phone NO.
1886 after pm. MISS MILLER.
SECRETARY -sTENOGRAPHER, expert
enceo, very competent; typing speed 90;
fa1ssaiioG soI f5S se9 per week minimum
TYPIsT, high school girl, experienced
rapid wants Job after school and satur-
pereRee wishes positions FsbTSars s5rSans' ST. S.
experienced IN interviewing applicants for
positions and passing on qualifications
to write specifications Tor positions and and
prepare correspondence in general sub
lscts: salary, $50 week. Box 320-Y,
WOMAN. colored, wants work from mid
night until morning. Executive 1893.
WOMAN, refined. employed in Govt, will
exSehanse evening work for apartment or
YouNe f0H IaDi fiepa good spsr psrsonality
Gated and with several years secretarial
experience, desires position, with private
lmanstry llaih Or individnal; salary, $50 per
week. Telephone RE. 39o7 or DE. 1888
YOUNG LADY will do clerical work in
evenings for doctor or dentist. Call after
$50 pm, Ordway 1894 I4s
YOUNG WOMAN desires typing or general
Gtiee work between 9:l5 and 2:I5. Call
EN-. 0197 after IL am.
WANTED-Acets. payable bookkeeper, pay
ron clerk. LU. 1925, $40 to L.
WILL GIVE DAY CARE to child of work.
5s3s. 5iss3s "'eA''' ne se'' preferred CO
| WILL TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN week
days or evenings, while mother works. Ii.
1161.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
HELP woMEN.

WOMEN WANTED-Wonderful opportun.
ity to- manage or assist manager In chain
trict and Arlinston work SsHS' in your our own own
neighborhood: pleasant working condi-.
ons and g0od saay t
NC. aos5 west virginia ave. % ne. (Taks
woMEN Tsfas ANTEb VA f sst aaes s.sp to 5o NO
perience necessary: also part-time work In
evening for unemployed women; promo
tion opportunities; permanent positions;
work near your home. Apply employment
asy a., ,sTI, T5E e cTRsSpEakE s EAR { Pc SoroMzc
in your spare time previous a;o sales s experi. *
MIILss Phone Ma 1855. 1880 to ) pm.
white women who are Interested IN serving
the public In refined surroundings We
have raipins for oor ana
sosfs Yearly salary. 81 500 500 to tss'fSts ss.ioo.
Ga fakb n1ss Soobs nAWsoN sxIfswtoMss IA tS4s tu
sood starting salary Apply AZ oyr friendly
eso5sopnsl eo' s. s9 9f{es sth end f00r' THE HrcHr
YOUNG GIRL, semitic, general ofice work,
syping and beokkssping experience nee not
biIe dealer; asht Ssokkeepins. General
SS|B 'sS Ssi sssisai sssss "a hoaSs S
spa cs ss m or ff twins
Ii. $500. [. P. sTEGART & BRO, INC,
YSuka 1aS ss!h LxpR ss 9e for general otnc. work,
good salary. Apply CROWN CO.. 1927 7th
vvoIHixsE y.nvre A.. .t g. y, ,
typing, clerical cashiers. We want perma-
net employees, therefore will not consider
those temporarily residing in Washington.
residence for the past 8 years. Box 466-x.
YouNG WOMAN, high school graduate.
vicinity Of Briehtwood to assist with once
work; must be be eomEpetent, 1s touch M (. typiss;
mon aa to staf dependns spon
and stating whether at present employed
fnd esg NfSsHe ans BOX wsseTn sss STAR H
expanding intercontinental division. oper-
alton now makes possible a limited number
Dept Nep to- BE- G0 ed m sns carddea
Junior clerks, accounting clerk, junior ac-
countants. Industrial engineering. junior
anof rPs ,qP0r ssah esoassf ssrf
cost accounting clerk, administrator. senior
tyypIso typist clerk This is an opportunity to
StciNc anu a posi-
Sa soni f;oI., T W. A. Hanger No; z washington
through Friday. Hiring arrangements ap-
CABANA CLUB. opening Jan 10. at 3105
Naylor I'd. s.e. at the District line; needs
dishwashers, busgirls and hostess good
STAPLE g:, T,LI s1oS Nsyior I'd. Sc. At the
UNUSUAL opportunity mature. educated
women, free to travel educational service:
comm: bonuses. transportation to start.
LOCAL BANK permanent positions open
as machine bookkeeper. file clerk and
analysis clerk: no experience necessary;
good hours and pay. Box 372-Y. Star.
WANT some. unemployed young lady to do
cashier work, small store. exchange for
FoR OH .ENdRAvING AND PRINTING SHOP;
experience not necessary; part or full
time, Apply after 9:30 m. BRENOOD.
HOME FOR sERvICEMAN,s wIFE-pouble
for g,h;w., assist cooking and care ?
PERMANENT PoSiTioNs . Hish school
graduates for general clerical work, under
preferred; good salary. Apply Rm. 139,
Investment Bldg. METROPOLITAN LIFE
INSURANCE CO, RE. 1858.
WANTED, WOMAN, refined, to take charge
Of apt. bldg. and quarters while out on
other Job; character and credit above oues-
ton: interview absolutely confidenti ial
2l00 18th ST. Sc.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
Situations udnted ddperttse-
mentS containing the symbol
* are inserted By er-service
men and tuomen.
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT BO0KKEEPER, Washing.
tonian once. executive, capable taking full
ACCOUNTANT-OFFiCE MANAGER, coliese
and accounting graduate, above average,
extensive experience. all taxes, draft
exempt. Box 367-V, Star
ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant; tax
reports, books Strengthened out, kept part
time; avail yourself Of tax-ssYing steps to
SEE CO., Room 322. Maryland Bldg. I4Io
Ct. NV. WA 6400. I4s
ACCOUNTANT-BookS started, kept, audit.
ed; I'll tax reports; part time. SH. 1855. :
ACCOUNTING and income tax reports, all
,n. redsral and @ State taxes, financial state
ATTORNEY, six years y. o. Bureau IN
ternal Reyenue. experienced In tax MtiEa-
BOY, IT,. colored, once work preferred;
shoe finishing experience; part-time work
after 4, DU. 4427. III
10Y, colQred, IN, wants work after school
and on SATURDAYS. can operate different
types Of business machines. AT. O227.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SELECT POSITIONS = stenog. secretary,
$500 mo-, knowl. acct; stenog., legal, 5la-
day wk., S195 mo-; stenog.. aviation. $40
wk.: bookkpr;., $50 wk., fun charge; tele-
Rs1.Rand.. Rem qHsasd s si45. NH Hundreds & T q e1cel.
spt ,1s 4DsntRsosSY RoYs 59pr!a Es 'alas'
sQpp caPitpsl npa Thss,sr, .r,.f,aS NA ssss &;
stenoga association work, SIP; stsneg.,
stenox.. temp. and. perm. hourly openings.
need 10 new ones hourly bookkespers, $50
ics needs you---work. help your friends %
EMP. SERVICE Bond BLDG, cor. 14th and
TTEACHEkS. cierss. is reeeptionists; select %.
1ss :Isns vs. m eA;tt h4 Pss Rassd AHgsG tHg
SSsf 1, y. lSla. 9 sIar aiiIa,, H..
men S345 mo-: essential with postwar
future. int. Monasy, Tuesday, stsnoSs
clerks, s35-s40 wk.; shipping clerks IN. ]
$50 wk., exper. steele, no drinkers, please
sEst' 81 srss PIIRso5NNEi sfRvIcsEh S y
I311 G ST. Next to Epiphany Church
INA. 2114. .60eS. 6260l. l.------..
Evening star., 1945-01-14
SITUATIONS MEN 6 woMEN.

COUPLE, colored, no children. wants jani-
tors quarters and salary in exchange for
Wife's wife. services; o nusRand can give part
COUPLE. reliable white, desires position
as manager OF modern apartment house
TO- Quarters, and salary Light ianitor
COUPLE. colored, no children. want jan
itor's quarters and salary in exchange for
wifes services; husband can give part
time service. GE. 4911 after 10 am
Evening star., 1945-01-14
MOTOR TRAyFl.

DRIVER NEEDS one driver and two
PASSENGERS 70 form two-car pool from
14th. tPenna. ave. NV. Phone IA. 363S
sttsf 4 PA 81 sunday. , -,,.
Ky., about Jan. IL; take Two passengefS.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
DOMESTIC

RUPHERS Employment Agency has day
work, 81, fare, lunch; opening for cooks.
maids, mothers helpers, child's nurses, S1S
to $50 weekly, etc. 1897 l1th st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

LIQUOR STORE .wANTED-Have clients,
Illang Inp Lrdfr 70 pay q, cash for good store.
nO nnob oaS1 oHaSo1LLANDER. 1903 NJ Y. ave. nv.
c6MfLfiE with power machines and mo.
tprs trns canhled1makinf nl,dda AND upholstery shop
MAN, mechanically inclined. desires 10,
s1s %snes wo sed sssg ssf time in any
service to stores w and '0e1 aasnciss. snoieis sos
REsTAGRANT-poins sss,ooo monthly:
air air conditioned; LIQUOR license; Io-yssf
eauipmet sass rsnt asS s4ee month moderps.e
flA9s?opo, With % %cSnvenient terms. N1cHo-
99g9ssiEness 99sE PLACES, bo1 Woodward BLDG, DL
WOULD LIKE to purchase a drus stor. for
you srom s2So gD What r
SELF ssif-sEkVicE EisFi food market, With r.e.nt,y
Weekly n is nSl2r scssoosce Ws
sss can Ss doasss and s9s
SsR,, ssais sssa
REST. q DEEEG.Mp1owntown location;
nssI .t !s,, st. In... nw Owner Ss Is vsSy u ahd
meat case win sacrifice Tor 1000 dexn.; ssSt
v1iIN Gall Mr Wicks, eyes OF a. SUNDAYS, RA. oes5-'
GkOCERfEs 1Nb BEER, Urs upto"n location: s ton:
| corner store: $500 wkly. receipts or more;
rent onis $50 %$g9; lease z yrs; heat furnishs4,
600 eash Is ssGs5 SouNa as fsxHs@ReosEs
BEE bE2rg vermont Novfipy sHs nv sfhRia., IA 24aSa
3-year Lease. Business IS Sc. 900 monthly.
and over. Long established. Owner. must
iaI5ss Is5sE Ro1ss s'iss' 1ss Hs VI
RHHss sYs ny a. .seusv. sen location n.
owner s yrs: lease yrs, with option of:
more; SEATING cep:. 250; air conditionsd
scuiphsnt;i Rgics IssIo IssSs2I;so9o With sis 300
t.AND.io. store. weii-stocked; bisl
/ money maker, long lease: reason for sAE-
ing; about $10,000 cash win handle; IN
Continued on Next PHgsl
Evening star., 1945-12-16

Women spectators we're just
os prevalent as the men. Here
one fon (Ieft) registers her dis
opprovoI ot the pounding her
fovorite is tokine. while the
girl OF the right screoms her
encouragement The young
woman at center seems obout
to toss thot pookoee in her
hond.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-02

When you spread out your cos
metics to extend their usefulness,
you can thus cut down on non-es-
sentials to increase your hoard of
pennies fer bond-buying. II
From a girl globe -trotter who.
because she has to travel light, has
to make cosmetics double up
stewardess Margaret Siegfried of
the Transatlantic nonstop Flying
Aces"-come two discoveries for
your list. A avender-scented soap,
she says, makes a sachet for your
lingerie when it's out of the basin.
A cream lotion-you can take Mar
garet's word for this-Will do yeo-
man duty as a makeup base, a
cleanser and lubricant, and skin
refiner
The sKln-retlning technique, she
says, is to put the cream lotion on.
then cover your face with hot
washcloth. Given a minute to soften
up, the cream treatment will help to
flush out pores and reduce them to
decent insignificance.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-02
You'll All Be
Glamour Girls in
Postwar World
By ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

NEW YORK.-If you think your
dreams CT postwar loveliness are
being neglected, you are very much
mistaken, because cosmeticians and
chemists are at work in that dream
department, and some of their
bright white hopes will be coming
up sooner than you think.
Ready to pop any minute now is a
revolutionary idea in face powders
"a transparent one which adds no
color at all to the skin, takes its
tone from tinted foundation un-
derneath (but you must wear a
pinky makeup base), and looks
amazingly natural, says its maker, a
Hollywood movie expert, who has
experimental with the idea for tive
years.
Also coming up are several nor
none creams and oils, containing
a biological Ingredient which is said
to combat aging effects on the SKIN.
MANY cosmeticians share the bene1
that the hormone cream will be the
hio corrective item in the lines OF
tomorrow.
Cited for postwar honors in the
cosmetic industry is water, the un-
sung ingredient without which you
wouldn't have any creams or lotions.
But waters worst drawback in the
mast has been it's interfering MIN
erals-or ions-which have kept II
from being the perfect little mixer
in cosmetic blends. Thanks, now 10
fairly inexpensive de-ionlzatlon
process. hit upon by Uncle sam
when the need arose to make sea
water potable for life-raft survivors
water used in postwar formulas Will
be purified by the same process to
greatly improve the quality, vaiue
and benefit of creams, lotions ano
other products.
Another pipe-dream that's pelne
worked up for postwar use Is a
spray-gun gadget for applying
make up.
With a future eye on postwar air
plane travel, light-as-air plastic Dot
tles-comparable in weight to those
which are used by the armed forces
to drop medicine from planes-will
be the conveyors of lotions in at
least one line. Packages OF the fu-
ture, say spokesmen for most houses
will not be tricked out in be-rib-
boned splendor, as you might eX-
pect as reaction to wartime sim
plifications. Instead. artists work.
ing on postwar sketches are stream
lining boxes and containers and cut
ting them down to bare essentials.
A lot of ingredients which have
gone to war will be back, of course,
to give their all to the cosmetics
of tomorrow, but surprisingly enough
many of the stand-ins have so out
ranked the stars in good perform
ance that a lot of them will keep
their jobs.