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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

CEMENT WORK, stone walls. ,iagstone
sGs HSsI Route ia"Sss' ny ass
DRfvEWAYs built, t. surfaced or repaired; 4,
tt' terraees'' buiidozer sradins, top soil DEiN'
Al yps sRs
chanics: work done promptly; general con-
AsfHAIr lTsfiHnAE fHspSSfE fbHKISEwAY durable and neat
cAsPENTERfNG Ess s screens repairs house
and roof painting interior def3Shratingd 3hd-
root rS5e psa eaT anS NO on 75ss Rsn' asbestos 'e
FLOOR SERVICE noshins put 1u, 1.-THE. the pest;
anet ayinf inssallaions nBnf Bruee nshes FLOOR
mo coNTRFAcTIoRs. INC. 1912 Wiscon-
GENIR.L s;E fYs Nc SG3oN2TTRRsscroR-oet FL repairing
rud rash estmates free. G. A NEWELL.
HGsahHui HOME iREzMoDELrNG Repairing, base;
ment to roof: for Individual attention and
lst-class workmanship.. call North 6Os9. %
closed. recreation rooms built. attics fn.
ished: concrete and brick work. painting
fsis shssa Get 81 '6ss s
e MopERSzg YouR sf HONE Sii and add add
basement rooms finished: porches inclosed.
sGna G2e and a6d
Small monthly payments TABOR'S HOME
RENo1VAT1NG CO.. 1920 Irving st. NV
'AINTING AND DECORATING. 40 years at
making homes brighter. unexcelled work
a reasonabls rates; Fol free estimstes 56
LUCAS. LUCAS g. LUCAS. s23 Emerson
PLUMBING AND HEATING-we are
equipped 10 handle any size repair or re
modelling job. Call US for estimates. DAY
ENGINEERING CO.. 400 Spring I'd. NV.
AID. 1882.
REMODEL and modernize your home now;
terms: free estimates NATIONAL install
LATION CO.. 5502 Wisconsin ave. WI
ROOFING. ASBESTOS siding. remodeltns.
terms. 1-l5 years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia 110S-11l3
Member I'M Homo Improvement Guild
m VIRGiNIA-can PATTERSON -GARD1-
NER CORP, Chestnut 1922; Johns-Man-
vile roofing siding insulation: storm win
dows. screens, heating. remodeling. Terms
RUBEROID ROOFS, asbestos and brick
monthly payment plan. MARYLAND ROOF
ING CO. Hyattsville. Md; WA. 1l16.
roofing, slang. Insula.
ton, storm sash; | to 3 years to pay
GATES CONTRACTING CO.. OIL. .2200.-
IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. HO. 4l20; Johns-Man-
vile roofing. siding, insulation; storm WIN
dows screens, heating, remodeling. Terms.
Evening star., 1945-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION. 4S-baSS, Ward, used very
little beautiful tone s95 cash. including
aaccok6IoN.o ACC % professional bargain, also
repair empsH psdv shop ia
ACcoRDioN, At 100 bass wurlitzer 4 shifts
on treble NJ, on sdsI bass s27o. l7ll Franklin
ACCoRDioNs. arums, e,ec. guitars AND
sahF RPss 'a5gsss nGs s6Ra s 5b HxMAs Il
ActGKATE WATcH REPAIRISG. alarm
clock Including, elec.(. jewelry. repairing
tsd While You Wa
PRiafSsk safRMa1sS eo cSsf 6f ssh'a sh st.
aGf 4'e +
and hose. 2-ton double motor-driven elec-
tTic hoist air hammer riyeting hammer
ADDING and Bookkeeping machine COM
bination: a. BuIrSpshs' gHa reasonable Call Du
AbpiNG ADJ GAs MAcHiNE, Gin small size; 1 National
cash register, drawers. tape on side;
rrssq AmeFsan s nea sserse s'ef sas se' st. type
sqnday $50 t9 & Monday to g. hand
TXPEwRTr1NG CO.. liia 14th NV: DT:
ABIDING MACHINES. typewriters repaired
By expert mechanics, bought, exchanged,
Gd GEGhE 1lEs 5sh 1sGn INV Ae1 pI Ws TS1
ing machines repaired. BUSINESS EoUGP.
MEHT CO. IA fA54 142S St. e.
ApfpREss6GRapH a5fS 5ssRa eaEan Hiao dapeator
R 4Gs6 Ssf5 P a e1era ds lsn saes st. also
repair all makeS also repair all kinds
18th St; ", AT; 81. Ho, 1870:
ans sS 1sf7ss
ELEcTRicAL CENTER & GIFT MART,
Mn cLooks ns'EssP aDd any sts
incl. cleo: also expert watch and jewelry
sneed yssI s dsEs ssFycs T2Ek Go
th s IA nGa 3sst and oDsa psa x
m tsB1s slESs and dS
walnut bed Rdse and pns PSnS table d
ANTIQUES AT THE OLD IRON POT, 1908
Elder lane. Silver Spring. Md. Telephone
ANTIoUE three-piece Sevres mantel set,
pair Shef1eld three-light candelabra, Dres-
den and BiSque fgurines, crystal chande-
liers, three, four and five lights; one dozen
service plates. 1885 G st. NV, HOUSE
ANTIQUE .l1. LOCKS; pet cage; sao, hot plate
ANrfouEs. HELEN /. HANNA. &52s Will
son boulevard, Arlington, Va. ITS fun to
look CHI 5S14.
ANTIQUES-Silver tea and coffee service,
very fine rose carved Victorian sofa and
armchair; also large selection of china.
glass, silverware, bric-a-brac and some
crystal chandeliers. MURRAY GALLERIES,
400 Wisconsin ave. Adams 6476.
ANTIQUES-Cherry, mahogany and wal
nut drop-leaf tables, chest Of drawers.
sleigh beds. hob crate dover chests; also
Victorian chairs, assortment Of fine lamps,
china. glass and brica-brac. 1922 Wis
consin ave. OR. 1855.
ANTIQUE .ANDiRONS, large and small;
variety of brasses and bronzes I'd beautify
the home, everything for the fireplace.
3033 M st. NV.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

fAPERING. PA. PER- painting; plastering. floors
pffap KEPA1ksAddng ma machines 22ns
and cs RR sReedy 6as iervfe
TYPEWR1TER Co, 1926 K st. NV. ::
RANGES and washing machines repaired
EEEAS9E S9Ek an a9ywheFe sDd Xb and 4s Nd
WAsHISG MAcHINEs H I'M and nd ranges h 4a1a repar
XbDNa X REIASH re and snd iypeAF4s w AR As?
paired quickly; factory-trained mechanics.
oE aafhnsS ME CORP Ipaq5s Bond Ri Bds aS2S
asss s.. BERT dABBARp e.: 6sssa ass eclo9 %
6sss seaxss chaPs Chi qsss Cots
vas vas repa,raE. PRocTER 's CO.. oo Ex. sn e7s7'
mak!ns sereens afNsWoRTH 5R1hs Df faVs: ois
GARPENTEERs T ERa5 general repairs house paint
cARPESTERiNG. building and jobbing
1y pm union 7enna
pairs. shelving, easements finished. r. E.
CARPENTRY, porch and garage repairs,
5%eR 5qS2s and H6 s4sa da after Dm
rate; {lns s0rSmspSshslp. 2s csiI r. 5i2o =.
lhlSAL TeIHOQtllHR ana re-
Communication, alarm and signaling sys-
TENS installed and serviced BY, skilled
mechanics. prompt service. Ii. olo|'
EkEcTkic EkI; TlI WIRING fixtures extra out.
st EePs5s saSa Sd h99ses s sDefatys sas REa
FS0k fHS 70 sfSDlEf 81 iso RAFk "a z7ds h0AD aoUs
dseh 6sG sAsS1Sf sosE RA 'saP sa7 apo "sEss sss
FANS REPAIRED, all makes and types
ASG re fnd Sss cabinet Ncre 4
srsRT sse fsRESs FEE C.
HEATING. BOILERS AND SYSTEMS re-
mechanics. Free estimates on added radi-
alton or remodeling work. DAY ENGI-
e. 9Hs ats s. St up NV HR
PAINTING, papering, hem-Toning. window
Call Ho; 3461 after o'clock, ap4'
fr DaRfFHs 1snfPs pAsf f0ms sH6f s.
1922 Wis. ave. NO. O9s7:
PAINTING, decorating. roof repairs home
PAINTING. carpentering, roofing, large or
sm 0O Mr. whs LAMB 4ss T0s1 any Day
after 7:3O pm. all day Sunday
PAINTING, interiors, exteriors; screen re-
pairs and roofs. For estimates call RICH
ARpsoN ME-; s746; after 5, AID. e62s
PAINTING DONE, walls and windows
washed floors washed and waxed by job
or hour. 5211 Hayes st. ne. GEORGE. 2s
PAINTING, paper hanging. gen. contract
ing reliable white mechanics; no delays.
MR.. RIDENOUR. HO. 3147.
PAINTING, PAPERING-Avoid spring rush
paint low! Interior and exterior; 10
painters and 3 trucks: gen. repairs, founda-
tion to roof. JACK r. TATE, EX. 1871. 12'
PAINTING, PAPERING-First-class work.
manship. Work done Immediately. Call
Mr.. POAT, GE. 5643. g.
PAINTING, PAPERING, alterations: rea-
4771. IA
PAPERING, painting, floor scraping. floor
finishing: free estimates; reasonable prices.
Taylor 1870. 81
HEATING AND PLUMBING, repairs to any
installation anywhere, anytime. AMERI-
CAN APPLIANCE CO., EN-. 3142 or DI.
0122.
ACTION PHOTOS of your baoy-taken at
home. World War 2 veteran: baby expert,
9Th ave. and Hollywood. Call Republic
9490.
PAINTING, papering. pIastering: reason
able prices; first-class work guaranteed.
Call ia. 1889.
PAINTING, plastering, cement work, car
psnfss TeIk cnd roennS 8 gYN sRsYHisl priees.
Trinidad 1910. Ask for Mr. Wills. -
Evening star., 1945-04-01
REPAIRS AND SERVICES tcontJ

that feeling of prewar efficiency, service
et me % your WORK. III Do the Job and Dc
Ut well, without giving you any OF the
aIibis, hard-luck stories and trouble all toe
ss.sH'y cs sHss Mr. q e Ts e. IS
vhfe aHa
PAPERiNG AND PAINTING. Al work;
estimates free Call MR. BECKETT. DU.
PAPER HANGING, this week only. 81 and
UP per room; 1945 washable. sunfastt pa
T1sk Michigan
PLASTER, brick, cement, fiagstone work
watsrpTo9fngii Hsfs 81 Sisa no job too small 81 rH
PpIAsTERiNG, pISs; Al workmanship; estimates
fEes Thte meShancs Atlantis SsGsi
repairs promptly and efficiently free esti-
mates given on nAY ssos
NEERING CO., 14o0 Spring I'd. NV. AID
kADios RErARED in your home if ssS pos
a6fo saiefS Rs%9S ss[s'sS 3,
HS Hsnfs1 PRICES Sr,aas sipsf snd
RADIO REPAIRs-Au work done in you,
hS P 81 Hsts, 5SeS
kfFRfGEkAPToS RR Rg ssfT "a REfPAIRs all makes; can
make refrigerator out Of your old ic'
INTERPRETATION RGH ReGEtf an 6sPd sfkvicE H
IS SSfs;S s6 .'ss ,s
cs sHftsEnE eEoN DSsAss4 s4s
SCREENS = Before purchasing screen!
storm storm sash combinations that will giy'
you year-round comfort and pay Tor them
selves through fuel savings; deferred pay, pay,
sEWiNG sisy its HHISs;iE8s-Guaranteed Hs;i8 repair.
t. n9 %sas sa1pss sdHs'aF DI aF nne
ing machine dept. Srd floor S kANN
SONS CO.. District 1900
SEWING MACHINE REPAIkS-We inspect
ans sdun, Dar. sni for maize al make
THE PALAIs ROYAL sewing machines
sK GsFn cAMEHAs 0fSsn' Sc rs rs ,oS iSs $.
National 47t2
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. csc. Up {
s IT wide and #; long Have your blinds
sleansa eS
FOR CARPENTER WORK and ALT al.erat,9ns on
small Jobs especially. call HO 1878. DAVlL
JAMES. ll19 Clifton st. NV.
WINDOW WASHING and general cleaning
is. HAGSTROM, 1927 M st. NV. NE
5053.
DISTRICT CONTRACTING Cove spe
cialiZe in Kenitone. Painting and paper
| ing For quick service and reliable work
ALL RADIos and refrigerators repaired
| One-day service Work called FOR and de
| livered LU. 4071 or LU. s756.
YOU BREAK TIVE FIX IT." All me
chanical and electrical appliances. Sc
FIXIT CO., 3344 MINI. ave, TR. 1920.
Evening star., 1945-04-01
AVIATION.

2 LOTS in exchange for plane. must be
phone Alexandria 9363
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION given
from Z am. to 7:30 pm. daily: Con-
venient bus Transportation. CONGRESS
S!ONAL AIRPORT. OIL; sSSS;
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION given
daily from ] am to 1:3O pm. HYDE
ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY for licensed
airplane and engine mechanic who can can
full or part time to new student-training
operation. Box 3S2-K, Star. 2'
FAIRCHILD, M-62, 175 h.p. Ranger en-
gine; I9s hrs: maroon and cream finish,
nav. lights, interphone W/throat mike;
ceiling price, $500; sacrifice now So, 100.
ALEX AIRPORT. or TIE. 5156.
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Is RMS, baths, we'll furnished. running
| water in all rms; lease: check income.
Priced right
II rms, 3 baths. earage. well furnished !:
reasonable return; ST 800 handles. OWENS
REALTY ME- O4SH
Evening star., 1945-04-01

ing bag, aluminium cooking kit, table ten n
fSSnf sREAkRsT fRasfs sEr EM Etchen 46 cabinet
room suite, fireplace set. We do moving
AbbNG s$Sa efHsa
register combination, electric small ofic
fafs a419 hoREs adh & xsD M0nds snoer
with or without machines. ali sizes, guar
anteed: also meat cases, delieatessen cases as s,
Soss vegetable PRc na day ea5e pssSaor
Iis4 9th st. NV. RA. 1858
CABINETS, metal small-parts, cabinets
30 drawers to cabinet: used, cabinets
s1BiSETs IN Ssfh FoR s PHSNoGRAPa HfSSSe REGoRDs
large, varied selection: reasonably priced
agap exafnx. WofGa Fa 4a1o neW latest test prewar
s1a w. ts5 tsssag gragh sa % eT aRa Mon
t4.5 Tessar. Tor for cut film: packs; sioo, incl
film. few extras. AL; .61sS; IL.
n dak anastismaa, speaf fiass, range nder: com
plete outfit; Ensign special reflex, 3Ax4A
Tsssar RsoaaT lens Box a51k s. staT With film
ienss slso isht meter for Sale 81 s o6do ls !.
elect. exp meter and film. in wooden case
l4XSX0 lrlpOQ IN case anu cHls OcNiCe
incl. in sale, $50 min. Box BLK Star.
CAMERA. Kodak, size 122, post card
leather case, 3 rolls film. fast lens; S36
923 Shepherd st, NV. GE. 1912.
CAMERA, Nat. Graflex; telephoto lens 14o
NM IS; case. timer. filters. cable release
enlarger, photo foodlights, Kodachrome
filter and holder. Any time Monday or
write for other appointment to see. Sold
only as a unit. COL North Carolina ave.
CAMERA, 35-mm. Sept. still or movie,
F3.5 lens, large spring; S35. MI. 3464.
CAMERAS bought, sold and exchanged we
pay you HIGHEST cash price for your camera
or other Photographic equipment. Bring
EXCHANGE, 1410 N. Y. ave. ME. 1852.
CAMERAS, movie equipment We buy. sell,
soo% eaas al sSRpss fGz ShSt0 c6 oVs SIS
ave. NV. Opp. Dept, Of Justice" RE;
2434. "Open daily. 0 to z; SUM-. 10 to g."
CARPETS-66 yards 1907 all-wool Bige-
low, rose-tinted. complete with new Oxite,
used few months, like new. Can be made
into room size rugs. Phone sunday, Fair.
fax (Ve.) 3O7.M
Evening star., 1945-01-03

sentiment. The Albeneri artists did
some of their finest playing in this
work.
The Haydn Trio No. 8" is a pleasant
work with all the grace and delicacy
OF which the composer was SO expert
master, but the reading of it was
little too robust, due to the weight
of the piano tone. The Brahms Trio
was more in Mr.. Kahn's style and
his performance of the piano por-
ton, with its rhythmical variations
and sonorous tonal requirements,
was outstanding. The choice of this
particular Brahms Trio was singu-
larly appropriate, for its perform
ance at Christmas, 1882, in the home
Iof Clara Schumann. arranged as a
surprise for the composer, gave him
one of his happiest experiences.
The artists of last night played it
splendidly, giving it broadness of
line and cognizant always of its
warm, Brahmsian spirit.
Evening star., 1945-01-03
Albeneri Trio Given
Friendly Reception
At the Library
BY ALICE EYERSMAN.

The Albeneri Trio, which made its
local debut last summer at Meridian
Hill Park, came to the Library of
Congress last night in a program
presented under the sponsorship of
the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge
Foundation.
The three artists, Alexander
Schneider, violin; Benar Heifetz,
cello, and Erich Itor Kahn, piano,
are well known here, Mr.. Schneider
formerly with the Budapest String
Quartet, Mr., Heifetz assisting that
group IN a recent concert as he has
often done, and Mr.. Kahn having
appeared several times with other
artists. They were given most
friendly reception by an audience
that filled every seat.
The excellent muslcianship of the
artists individually gave many fine
touches to the program, which placed
the Ravel Trio between that in "E
Flat Major, No. g." by Haydn, and
Brahms Trio in G Major, Op. g."
They have also developed a SYM
pathy OF thought in ensemble that
is reflected in a uniform feeling for
color and climactic effects and a
sincerity of purpose aiming at thor
ough penetration of the musical con-
tent OF what is played. Tonally, MIR.
Schneider and Mr.. Heifetz blend
with especially happy effect, but Mr..
Kahn, a pianist of splendid equip
ment, is inclined to use too much
volume and often overshadows the
strings with the power of his touch.
The Ravel Trio was of particular
interest, as it Is seldom played and,
while 1t does not reach the special
depth and emotion of his Quartet,
Its form is SO polished and clearly
defined as to be an excellent exam
pie of Ravel's elegant style. 1t is
marked by a great simplicity even
in the dramatic measures that fol-
low the lovely lyric sections, in which
he realizes rare atmospheric effects.
The distinctive Ravel harmonies and
rhythms are used with an absence
OF establishment that gives potency
and lucidity to the strong underlying
Evening star., 1945-01-03
Bob Walker Finds
Time for Time Out
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Tip for the girls at the Lazy Y
Dude Ranch at Tucson, Ariz:
That slim lad in Dolores" bunga-
low who has all his meals sent in is
a movie star-Bob Walker, taking
his first vacation since he cracked
the big time in "See Here, Private
Hargrove."
Evening star., 1945-01-03

The Funed Tuxedo good above all costumes. the one
coot thot goes on and on right for every hour-eve-
where! New interest in their swinging bocks New
interest herversotle use Of fuss the bow tuxedo the
roll tuxedo. the wing tuxedo the heort-shoped tuxedo.
New sufoce interest n their fine fobrcs and fotterng
coors rich 1000 virgin wooIens in mint oreen, miIitoy
blue town grey Furnished gold and black Sizes II to TO-
kanns-coat -sscondro
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-27
OfIntereSt tOWOnen
Changes Listed
Up and Down
On Blue Points

WASHINGTON, July 27. up
The Office of Price Administration
Friday cut the blue ration point
values OF grapefruit juice. orange
and grapefruit juice blends, tomato
catSup and chilli sauce. 1t raised the
values of six other canned foods.
All the changes are effective Sun
Gay. The new values will last until
Saturday, Sept. l.
The foods on which the blue val
UeS were raised are canned spinach
asparagus, applsauce. apples, april
cots and grape juice.
Values of other canned foods were
rot changed.
Ten points were added to these
popular size canned foods: Spinach
and asparagus. No 2 cans, both in
creased to 80 points; apple sauce
end Apples. No. 2 can. will be %
points; grape juice. pint, will be
~ points.
Twenty more points were placed
on spinach. No q. can, and april
cots, No. 2i2 can, will be so points
and grape juice, quart size, will be
10 points.
A reduction of 10 points was made
On: grapefruit juice, 46-ounce can,
dropped to 10 points; grapefruit
juice. No. . cans, reduced to two
cans for 10 points; orange and
grapefruit juice blended, 46-ounce
can, down to 10 points, No. 2. to two
for 10 points; and tomato catsup
and chilli sauce, 14-Ounce size. to
10 points.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-27

Some day soon. we hope, Holly
wood will discover Victor BOrge, the
un-melancholy Dane who goes de-
lightfully berserk at the piano.
Hollywood discovered him last
year but it didn't count He appeared
with Frank Sinatra in Higher and
Higher" playing an English crook.
1t was the most atrocious piece Of
miscasting in Hollywood history
like having w. G. Fields playing Ad-
miral Nimitz.
How can I cultivate an accent.
walled Borge 10 the producer. that
il has taken centuries of head colds
and adenoids to producer
The producer said that was not
in his department. So BOrge played
an English crook He had a couple
of numbers at the piano but they
landed on the cutting room floor
when the story and Sinatra got out
Of hand.
1t was. as Borge puts it, "a mess. -
But there's still hope Of Holly
wood yet discovering him, letting
him do the things which kept him
on the Bing Crosby air program for
Sc weeks. at the WedgeWOod Room
Of the Waldorf Astoria for l3 weeks.
at the Roxy theater in New York
fol five weeks.
HE'S ABSENT MINDED
He delights in telling of the hill
arious absent -mindedness in his
family and of his early career as a
child prodigy pianist.
My father" he says. "uSed to
call me Borge He could never re-
member my first name"
! Even today the Borge memory is
conveniently hazy and no sharper
than that of his forgetful father.
/ I am going TO play the Minute
! Waltz" Borge will announce SOL
emnly 1T is the first piece of music
I ever learned. My sister taught it
/ 10 me She is a brilliant pianist per-
son and my favorite sister. Her
I n3me is =. Borge blinks his eyes
and looks crestfallen. I'm sorry,
[ can't remember her name. But
know her when l see her
LAUGHS AT THE PIANO
Borge has been laughing at the
piano ever since the age Of II when
he was giving a serious piano recital
IL Copenhagen. his home town.
While q 200-piece symphony orches-
ira sawed away and the audience
sat rapt, B0rge reached a portion
Of the program in which he was to
execute. a long tWo-finger trill. It
suddenly occurred to him that it
was like Il lunatics dream-a young
kid going fiddle de-de" at the
piano with two fingers for an audi
ence which had paid the monetary
equivalent of several tons of an
chOvieS to witness it.
BOrge began to giggle and looked
at the audience The audience be-
gan to laugh. II was the funniest
concert in history. he says. and it
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-27
Boy Scouts Rest
On Paper SALVAGE

Collection of waste paper for sal
wage has been discontinued for the
summer by the Boy Scouts. accord
ing to Elwood c. Greist. executive
secretary Most troops have stopped
their meetings and Will not renew
activities until fall.
Last shipment Of paper which
was collected at the fire station By
the scouts, was sent III May: ana
totalled two carloads. The car from
Fl Centro contained 59.325 pounds
and the other, from Brawley. con
tanned 1850 pounds Of paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-27
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

If your hips look straight as q
pin stripe in this summers rumpus
tOgS, congratulations You'll be more
envied than a Vargas girl in bath
ing suits or shorts. But If curves
aren't that subtle, here are som
tailOr-made exercises guaranteed tC
slope them down.
AllOt Is minutes a day to the
stint and remember that regularity
is a must. II flesh is flabby. YOU
can apply the tape measure test
at the end of seven days. but if
flesh is stubbornly firm. give eNer-
ciseS at least two weeks to prove
their worth, advises Aunamarl
Dlckey, MetropolitaQ Opera thrush
and star of BroadWay's musical hit,
Hollywood Pinafore," who guar
anteeS results.
No. 1-Sit on floor with torso in
half lying. half sitting position,
weight On hands turned in toward
body, diaphragm and abdomen con-
tracted Raise legs toward chest.
bending knees and keeping toes
pointed At the same time, throw
your head back to stretch neck
muscles, and slowly raise legs
straight forward and up, keeping
toes pointed and head back. nhaIe
as you begin. eXhale when finished.
To finish, YOU slowly bring legs
downward and back to original
position-flat on the floor Repeat
ten times. and go into the next
exercise, which is:
No 2-Sit with legs outotretched
and hands behind you with palms
flat Oh the floor to balance your
body. Raise right knee and keep
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-27
Two Hos+es sses
Give Party
At Pine VALLEY

The w. A. Scheniman home at
Pine Valley was the scene Tuesday
afternoon Of a dessert bridge party
given by Mrs Scheniman and Mrs.
Guy Beynon.
After dessert served by the host
esses. guests played bridge during
the afternoon.
Prizes for high score, at individual
tables were won by Mesdames Roy
Breedlove. William A. Tondro, Will
lard Keller, john B. McNeece, and
travelling prizes by Mrs. Tondro
and Mrs. w. J. Thornburg
Guests invited were among the
many valley residents summering
at Pine Valley. They included Mes
danes Roy Breedlove. William A
Tondro, John B. McNeece, j. B.
McNeece Minor Sims. w. E Whit
acre. John Straub. B. E. Lemons,
Glenn Simmons, Regina OMAHA
Victor Hct2el. j r. Snyder. Virgil
Edwards. Warren Currier, w. j.
ThOrnburg. Frank Brown Willard
Keller and the hoSte7ses. Mrs. Sche-
niman and MIS-. BeVnOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-27
RATION POINTS
RED STAMPS, Book 4

RED STAMPS, Book 4
Good through July 81 - K2, L2.
M2, NJ. P2.
Coed through August 81 - O., RI.
50, To, W.
Good through SEPTEMBER 30 - w,
W2, X2. W, Z2.
Good through October 31-Al, B1.
Cl. D1. Ell.
BLUE STAMPS Book
Good through July 81 - To, U2,
w, W., X2.
Coed through August 81 - W. z2,
Al, BI, CT.
Good through September 30 - DI
Ell, FL. Gil, HI.
Good through October 3l-J1, Kl,
Ii, MI. NJ.
SUGAR STAMPS Book 4
Stamp SO good for pounds through
August 81.
SHOE STAMPS Book 3
Stamps /, . and good indefi-
mitely.
GASOLINE STAMPS
Stamp 1GA good through Septem-
ber 81.
Stamps B7, CT, B8, C8 good until
cancelled.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-27
Young People
Plan Service
For Me+hodists

Young people Of the First Meth
Odist church will have charge of
the pm. services Sunday with
Warren Brock presiding and Rev.
Joseph McShane, pastor of the
Holtville Methodist church, as guest
SPEAKER and vocalist.
Marguerite Young will be organ
lSt and Carol Martin the song lead
er. Special music will include a clar-
met solo by Orvin Rosenbaum and
cello solo by Gerrie Rice.
Short talks will be given during
the evening by jeanne WestmOre-
land. Betty Lu Waterman. and Dick
Forester Phyllis Shepard will give
the evening prayer, Edith Small
the benediction and Dolly Forester
the responsive reading.
Preceding the evening service, the
young people will entertain mem
bers of the church and friends at
a benefit ice cream social at Gas
pm. in the Social hall