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Evening star., 1946-01-23
HELP DoMHrIc Gent, (,

k6U5KKEEf7R WzNfEb. T715Sd I17y Via
s.H- E s.H- Ass ~ iss aIR Ts: sSssksfE. ''as aa''l
hnsd xoman 70 DO iisht INV. in % szch.ns
for Ter. room ono and board. for small salary.
E2SsDsRss,, Esits DasRssss experienced. familiar With
Msend.y sk d.y TsssdsS sSaa Thursday and Friday;
MAID. G.H,W., live In, lovely upstairs
ES EUSmj aze z children, school sss; references.
MAID s.h.v, plain cook: fond of children;
iiys in or stay some ni9hts; private rm.
Ss5, Tyk reference required; kA: ess2.
sMA1D, sran o,,day week 4 hours day. Hoass syI
MAID, r.,iil.bIs. cleaning nj iGasi shd laundry. j
r Tucfersn srnins' e 4.yloF aPt s,ss $s 1880
isanSix; ~. days. e!se Bon tilI I'0sff1 sfsss din9 9
500 i4th Rh's St. "ms; nv '0f apartment Apply
MAID: and general hous.worksr, settled
eha.n eaa oos ses IN. fHnd in .s
tractiye room with radio; 6h days; paid
CseiauSn C.ii n knsn liberal salary to right person.
MAID WANTED. e.d.y week, l pm to
to start. IA. s5o4, or cali at 1855 ae-
sacss snnsna neaair.d 1T njw after $50 pm Refer
NURSEMAID, white, experienced; live in;
care of child: no housework; other help
employed: $3.50. EN-. 3501.
WOMAN for g.hw, 5h days; 4 adults;
light LAUNDRY: live in: local references. Cali
WOMAN, refined. for rhw. good cook,
Sunday and Thursday afternoon OIL, $50
and carfare: references. DU. 577S.
WOMAN, white, cook, g.h.w. Must be ex-
perienced. References. Other help en-
ployed. Live in. $50 week. EN-. S776.
WOMAN. colored, settled. for evening maid
and wash dinner dishes; no dish drying. a
sterilizer is used: 2:30 to pm: no Sun
days; $16 week end dinner. 1874. New
Hampshire ave. Come ready for work.
WOMAN, white. refined, settled, between
40 and 30, take complete care Of 2-year-
old boy; live in; state salary expected. Box
127-E. Star.
WOMAN, colored, housekeeper for elderly
couple: cooking and practical nursing
necessary: references required. Cali FIR.
%oRAN Sa6s NV WHO 'AarPREcIATEs good home, hon
in the country, miles from Washinston,
on busline: parents work; 2 school chill
dren. grand Job. MRS EVANS, OK. 477O.
MRS. MAUD STILES please telephone WI.
CAPABLE, dependable person for cooking
and general housework; live in; upstairs
room and bath. RA. S717
Evening star., 1946-01-23
HELP WOMEN.

ADDREssOGRAPH OPERATOR, experience
WxsHNaToN rRopERf1EsyD ois syDf INC ADny ssn
eral ONCE. Wardman Park Hotel, Conn
spyERf1sTS sYs apf TSedley e
position in agency for young woman, 25-
xtitins or Bookkeeping 9 exp, WIN RE is7f
assEs alehth assEs RsssssaiHSE
sSI2 aASDs SIS ays sH aGSe Excel.
toTtsbis daylight woTkFosms: Apply office,
ASSISTANT sHYERs for SGnn; various ass dept.
Apply snployment once, 4th floor, LANs-
AWKfNa sa ssh whse me xt sif *.
perience on power machine; steady work:
gg9eq ggslsn pay; .ys o,osS week. Appiy 23o4 Rhode
ss g sss @ IS eS%s'''Sn sss S' ''5s as s'ais
hEAufIciAN; oDppportunity for good oper-
FssS tbs nar s.Ss stors
ssAua9a pEs adGsss WiILsM IL fsss tSg sfsEz NV
BfA6T1ciXS, i sSpe espsrienc.d s n;x Excellent sal.
Miss Fy aRd %nssae ssYs sRSSrE ssRRSS 5aES
BEAU ~ oPIRAToR. zi .'.s excellent aT salary and
commissions permanent. EMILE. 1921
BEAUTY OPERATORS and manicurists, .x-
Apply employment once, 4th .foor. LANs-
BEA6aThx ofpRATohss fH Aso sh med,t. ans st
ARzlz D'2REls3niRs ESFaRof fss $50 sh g
sEAUTy OPERATOR, hishes. sal.r, and
sEatTS 81 tSfs lSfa lSfRkxr6Sks 4 Ss $50 weekly and
comm. GvAs BEAUTY SHOP. zsos wis
BEAUTY oPERaAToR. .xDer.. $50 plu.
perm. ALBA BEAUTY SALON. qag s4s5 Sess a.
sEAuTHH n 2eSE opEkAoa7 Eli oss7l yst ys and s.s sun
sion. HENRI & ROBERT. 2e45 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY oPERAToR-No license required
6-day week, good salary. hours. 1919. GIL.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. experienced, guar
anteed salary, $50 plLs Commission: can
make up to S100 per week. Apply at
sfaHrY MxA REaPx s4doN y so ,h
hair dyeing and manicurist;' hrst-class
RoBERT or PARIS. ' "'''
BILLING MACHINE OPERATORS, immed-
APl9z snRo5sHns6i sss sss
sooKkEEPER. for permanent position;
state qualifications and salary expected
sooKKEEfsEsIRs. FER for supervisory position in
Circulation department Of PUBLISHING arm; a.
circulation experiences desirable; perma-
nent; attractive salary. Telephone per-
sennsi dept. Dl. 1900 or apply 1888
BookkELpEh CASHIER. able. to typ.
ave. nv
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HELP DoMESTlc.
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS. 2 in fam

CHAMBERMAID- -wAITREss. 2 IN, family.
other help kept, own room and bath on
IN thrd No esoa assa excellent wages regular days
COOK f;6s}! snd and houseworker;; experienced re-,
without best local references. ~ Or oRs Ssss sss
COOK: white; live in; excellent salary; must
sook city snd hHes M ssS
family; fam q, no ,wsshinf: stay nights preferred
COOK COO w' and s3ss General houseworker. expert
mo Can RA. a,!5. $500 18th St. NV. NV 'e'
eaSk sS ts1 s.sR fRoo'i lass ss sr.la
washington W. family; Lao thgo1sh dinner:
cook:GHNs' w. no = laundry, no h..v,
sslHsana,nsssa sH ANA $50 week; Silver Spring area,
s5ossi @ 5osieS .SHw.. white, responsible, clean,
nmd fSnd OF CHILDREN good salary. CHI; 6s4s.
r:5i. lsfrsns., ssls
cooK-GHW. to 90 to Boston; no laundry;
.ssf ,"af OF on shc5ss 1882 Fefssnee' required
COUPLE, experienced houseman and gar
dener, general housework, fond Of children;
GENERAL HousEwoRKER, no cooking;
liye in; care of children; good pay. Glebe
GENERAL HousEwoRKER, plain cook.
ing; full time, live out; local reference
iEashs HousEWoRksRs GWsoo live AD IN sssS oSy
bs.t bs to ;nnrI So ys.rs q ass: S25 per week no
sDsd saSdav e1 1ufsds 81 4sos so!ssfno0ns' every other
GENERA HoGsEWoRK. liy. in: excellent
ssary sna RADIO al d's sss .s lssuTsa
RNfkxE iRsNafekkx1n' II aousAwoMkxEitt.. 1s 5M it.s II am
an5RSE ys 's: s.trsss Il 70 t:% ana
HS1Ts*ssxss IL: II ~s ss ss.
se.hssds; references; $50 xk: WI. Ass.
Apply AE sg1 sgg1LMAN' 1907 Conn. ave. Xpt. ssi.
ON M Ys s.tR..s III go ns T saq7 Wl sss 81
PSeae va. 81; saio light work; references
SMW si.l i've sF S soss sss s.h VT chill
q children; bonus after months. IA.
G.H:w2 COOK, s25 per week: 3 adults;
a44s msSs sssS ssSe st. No aApn Apt 6os
salary; sSpsriensed; prefer i've il. H''sA. RA.
its's IT,! fasless,
G.H.W.- LAUNDRY, Monday and wednes-
gay to s. Friday as,, and Saturday to- |;
GIRL, colored;; reliable. gh,w.. care of 2
cooking; SIS wk., n. 220s after S pm.
GIRL, white. child's nurse and g.h.w.,
experienced; live In; S25 per week. EN-.
GIRL. colored, vicinity Forest Glen, /
Friday and sil day Saturday. g.hw. and
Ehsle Esre VII sa febs feesisFsn $40 week and car
Souss for e%piossd sosrss and car. % hfsp fos
Is;no. old girl: bahy's laundry only;
go week and meals: health card. Call
GIRL, dependable, wanted for general
bath; good wages: live in. Cali GL. 1888
so s.v " saGi q Excise nse ho ssas;
GIRL for general houssvork,. $40 to S:3o,
small apt; In Silver Spring. Nd; SO week.
adoutssEkhEPPfE2R. dS5ts white. whit; middl. aged must
be reliable and fond Of children; parents
employed; private room: excellent salary.
HoUsEKEEPER. s25 week. live in; expert
enced cook, R,h.w., 80 to so years old:
small modern house on busline, near
shoreham Hotel: local references. Call AID
HOUsEKEEPEK, white. prefer live in;
treat as one Of family; fond Of children:
mo M as1s sftsr 80 isSqsssa No $3.50 oo per
HOusEkEEPER, .E.h w., live In, other maid
wages, pleasant surroundinTs. Call AD.
HsoU5sEKEEpER. $40 mo-. white, no. over
10 years Of age. plain cook, not servant
RA. 4001. -
Evening star., 1946-01-23

SECRETARIES, l.; $50 ,wk.: trade assoc.
VIZ IN: I ssenos e ' pst.nt satennIs Is eyer" $50
stenos.; Commercial, S45 wk; stenog., pub
inieity: S46 up. Dozens Of others. Need
inSs. Est. 20 yrs. (oldest In b. C3.
Thousands placed in the better positions.
bOokkEEPER, m. $50, wk. up; with natl.
concern, oppor.: contact can. selling eiec,
SoU; night man r.r. once, S3h wk /;
steneEraphers. S40-S50 wk. MISS DAY,
MA. 2114, personnel service. 1871 G, next
Epiphany Church
BooKKEEPERs, f.. $50 wk. UP; s45.s55
wk:: also need juniors and credit clerks.
3. q. Thoussnds placed in better 5 posia Il
tions; Miss Black, visit BoYD's, 1888 r.
SELECT POSITIONS o.. sookk..per,
Silver Spring. $50: typists, good at figures,
SS3375o: clerk,typist Govt. hrs benfits.
S31 20; payroll clerks, constr. $40 wk.
bookkpr. asst. ne, $45 wk., and dozens
81 o1her openings. Est. - yrs1 MISS
9 St, next Epiphany Church. -
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTION. By experts,
szS$bfXs zS f4ss sost.sSSsSssi ssSSsS ,,eu,sa
training in all subjects; day. night and
2. G. reouirements and CT training. f340
Nj NEwLoNs IA IsAR as REvfsW fsssso t.nas a9as' 1885,
private coaching for D. c. or Va. bar
exams. Hourly rates. Ex. 4574. as
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand typing. Bookkeeping,
eomptometer. all secretarial subjects. EST.
Inquire now. SH asss. BOYD scHooI. fHSocIi
1898 st, lopp. Capitol Theaterl
PLAY PIANO and compose in 3 months:
the boy yoies; MI: 1881.
COMPETITIVE CIVIL SERVICE exams
Prspsrs now; The CIVIL SERVICE PREP
Evening star., 1946-01-23
MOTOR TRAVEL.

Los ANGELES-I94l Plymouth, heater;
lsive E:ve ian, ian, "a. take 4, share expenses.
DkivING TO CALIFORNIA in about Q
weeks, Southern rcute;. Army ofhcer's wife:
share drying and pAft OF expense; refer
ences EXCHANGED. No, 3131.
Los ANGELES, dischsrsed soldier leav-
Ing Thursday or Friday. excellent car.
passengers. Al. 2073,
Evening star., 1946-01-23
MOTOR TRAYEL lcanf. j

ARMY DOCTOR driving to Los Angeles via
Southern route this week. Take 3. SH
LADY DESIRES ride to Lakeland. Fla.
soon. VIII share expenses. Call VERA
BERdGREEN. RE. 6700, Ext. 1889; after
pm. call GL. 5000, Ext. 376.
Los ANGELES, Immediately; take 4 pass
Call FRED GABEL. ME- 1886 23'
TkApEL BY PLANE, anywhere, any time
WOULD LIKE 70 RENT car for trip Il
sum for use. GE. 3s47. -.
TWO WOMEN. driving to st. Petersburl
week OF Jan. 2S. can take one to assis
in driving or couple; share expenses
refs. Tel TR. $3.50. 2b.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

luPLE, bondable; care for city property
CHANGE quarters. DI. 1886. Ext. 604, 25s
Evening star., 1946-01-23

H0USEKEEPER. $3.50 mo-: white, not over
10 years of age plain cook, not servant
type: children, 2 school-ase; no laundry;
other hslpi local references necessary.
Evening star., 1946-01-23

sTENOGRAPHER-T -TYPIsT, to work part
time for executive: pleasant working con-
eii0nS ea Trniass saosD pay For appointment
splendid salary, ,5-dsy week. Apply Room
sWfreaBoARp sai HhiS sRoiaf OPERATOR, eolor.d 10.
With room and board provided. Tslephon;
sWIrecHaBoARD OPERATOR and cleric.,
pleasant working conditions. good salary
py sKooRs NC. so'1ie 9ios saesaa.aTes st. .a, Mr
fE2chsssbssifsS. Ma22sihsis 81 sH5 vacancies in pub
Ms Rlyasi fhSs1i SaEses srssss
sf5 4tn PEI 81 RE sss
Apply chief operator. WARpMAN PARK
AZ o0dsz Ts
sSsnins and ~ work avsi.BsIs caI
81 enc nv q SuF sss 81 esn
$EEAfHoSlF S
t,mIs nishtwork to handle tsesrams BY
Miss Fter. WESTERN UNION. Room A6Ol, soi,
TEIEfasosiEi ii ashs n ofEnAroRs eH and PIX opera.
AMBASSADOR 4AIRnAROR HcTEL l404 K st. NV.
good salary; Apply chief operator. CARL
!ELEsa6NE oPRRAfokkss oGse eaH 1 IS: 81 AMERICAN
AIELINES has openings for operators with
one years experience, pleasant working
conditions; 4Q-hour week: salary $3.50,
Terminal Bldg. washington National
AiTport; m. to 8 pm
TELETYPIST, experienced, with airline:
daywork. Phone RE. 500 between am.
TYPISTS, immediate openings. Apply en-
ployment once, 9th floor, WOODWARD a.
LOIHROP. 9:30-6 daily.
TYPlST-Fermanent position. 5-day week.
gsod woTKing M% M% %sonditions, AETNA CASUAL
TYPISTs, perm. position; a5-hour. b-day
week, $40 TO- 4:15. Apply MISS LUND.
Room 702, S16 14th st. NV
TYPlST, 1929. experience unnecessary;
excellent opportunity. pleasant working
conditions. Call MRS DEENIHAN, DI. / / 90.
TYPIST and clerical work: small once;
pleasant surroundings; good salary. MA.
TYPIsT, experienced; permanent position:
CLOTHING CO., 7os III st. NV. o
TYPsT and general clerical work In estab-
lished insurance once; permanent position
with starting salary Of 81 $3.50 Kindly rive
sEs and experience. Box 49-G, Star, 54s
TYf9ST and .General ONCE worker, S37 80
weekly, steady position. Il. ABRAMSON
co.. 1859 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-01-23

no drinks. s. & H. GRILL, 1885 Eye ST..
DENTAL ASSISTANT. thoroushly expert
plete charge Of high-type practice: min
saan1 81 Sf rsb Years.
publishing Arm; 5-day, 40-hr. week: s1ss
T. ssEt b. $685. or s5s9
BIC pIcrAPHoiSSE p oiS OPERATORS, for full or
"s5 pen must st Ss ass sapsr
DEf afff Il HfR'nE %EEs E nNH 5b.d fs5 sts sub
fFGnaIt,93S FnEWa%os Apply Apply distltisa; Oh e7co a
isf S ,ns svssHns ss work See os6S sypt Of service
EVENING WORK, assistant dining room
supsrysof st rs sXpsrisnes rot but
ysE sEsaTx fTS vsfF SILVER Mas spsn. ks Md ?9 81
EXPERIENCED FILTER and alteration
fSsnsSIaG SSISGa
sSsrspy and W lsserssers s saens onSsi2- sore
poson neea ees' ippy
oPhRzoR iairzy wf uf bsnz sn 7sss Salon sa H
Traln WNrm or 55 5aush up; excellent opportunity.
FILE CLERK-TYPIST, permanent position
In pleasant surrounds for exper.. willing
worker Apply 112S 18th St. NV.
FILTERS for women's alteration depart
msns nsnsa,iAHpgy iApgly smgloymens sg ofass 4th foor'
FILTERS and alterations hal ds for ladies'
pos.s oc. 5s.y IL aoor Uees xNay xARNPy
FILTERS, specially shop experience pre-
ferred, Tor better dresses; excellent salaries;
comfortable dayliHht workrooms; perma-
nent ne positions. Apply ONCE. M. FASTER
FAki EsT.WnRSS 1yds Sonsi assnRTrRs ays whit.
HHusDkS fniss sSod aSgss gsy Apply sa WASHINGTON
FooD CHECKERS. white. for hirh-cl.ss
oes aSau5aDe opoNSELks ne SEA dRE Pff
FoGNFAis tdah 7 N Gil GfRLs, eolored experienced;
s;dag week; sood pay meals and uniforms
Office sRe s's AsssrsSHAr4 r4SsS ssnns
cashier ability preferred: position pernia-
Julius LANsBURGH FuRNiTURE CO.
GsNERAL Sgs & Al n oTfT1cE CLERK, typinr .xp.-
rience necessary; diversified and interest
ing g4r.rg,: Tess:: 51day, 5odcy 4o-hour week, MON
GENERAE OFFICE TPf c cEERKsTYPisf: isasss s good
starting salary; permanent position; op-
cAsTILbERG JEWELRY Co, iocl at. t.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER, experienced
The cRosBIE CO.. sos Il st. ne. AT.
Evening star., 1946-01-23

PRACTICAL NURsE-HousEKEEPER; con-
yalescent y patient; small apt; references
PGScS.cAGGGD FssSi5ff AGG sasa oPFaAron for
graduate preferred. See IN MISS Tn IuNp, srPTO,
kH9hrTiossf 72 ~ lsh ioa s; shotSs.Dbc
sEaE e: ssSsa,
sssss d. .:fssD 4San
.s5ss,sSsss Il I.ssy = vs.r
isa7 esa,z .vs ssEIsgRsE aD
sHoP szHGoR sss go 1h Ps5 g. Ssil steady
sAEsGIRLs. experience unnecessary; s25
zee gssk; S,, Phys eomn,ission, to start. Apply
osua enc lS isr arsss s nS ssop
ssts ngSn RsAssa Asssssy oowa rs fs 6s DssSsn con
sALEsLAppY. $. LIE. LAD to sell dresses and coats,
x s;90mngmissssion:, ;0ng ss Apply II. xskAMsoN
sAIEsGADrEss, e; experienced only; p.rms.
rs sSss.ssa: HE SssNS S'issas sHoF 1sFn isis
sSnhsIxDIRiss,' h La his' experienced in infants and
cntildirsn's s,stlsi wear; SAG week. plus II com.
EsTHER sHop hGeTs 1$s sso e e. g. Apply THE
sALEsLADIEs-Conn. ave. ladies' speciality
store has several openings for salesladies
of good character In ready-to-wear, mil
linery and accessories; permanent positions
and good salary for qualified applicants:
exc sTssllsns sssr cppertu1ity y, for adyancement.
sALEsLADIEs for our accessories, bars,
gloves and hose. Permanent positions for
the right ladies. Apply l. MILLER, 1929 F
st. NV.
sALEsLADIEs to sell dresses and coats:
permanent position; S275O weekly, / per
cent commission. H. ABRAMSON Co,
sALEsPEoPIE in women's ready-to-w.ar
salary, liberal employe discounts, group
Hpply sa BsooRs eaasr 1sc 1ssnpioyf iios ad 4
st; NV. Mr., Moorehead.. 5th floor.
ferred M Apply personnel ofiices. 7th floor.
JE!LEFFs. l214-1220 st. NV.
SALESW0MEN-Immed openings, g.
day, 40.hour week. Apply employment
once, ath moor, 8. KANN SONS CO.
SALESWOMEN-Coat, suits and dresses
Apply personnel once, 7th floor, JEL-
LEFF,S: l2I4-1220 r st. NV.
sALESWOMEN, full time. immediate OPEN
ings. Apply employment once, 9th door,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP, e:3O-6 daily
day week for women interested in selling
5uRGH 4 BRO. 9TH. sth and z sts. NV.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-21

TO START WORK IMMEDIATELY. kX-
perienced clothing salesman for local
firm. Must be neat and efficient. Top
salary and bonus to the man selected.
Write Box "XZ". care Star-News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-21
110-Livestock.
11S-Music & Dancing

P1ANOs-sPINETs, STUDIOS CRAVE
See them today. A. H. Yo9r 7-
Company. "9
Evening star., 1946-08-28
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60c Wernet's Dental Plate owder-------------45c
40c Listerne Tooth Poste, Double size------33c
soc CoIox Tooth Powder, Meto contoner
Csc Djer Kiss Tocum Powder Jumbo Con----------49c
AT Ease" After Showing Lotion ton----------------39c
SOC Kinds Honey Almond eom---------------39c
sl00 Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic. l2-ounees
SI.OO WIdroot Creom-OiI Formula o----79c
Soc Brownotone Hor Dye, Assorted CoIors
Sl.00 Morrows Mor-o- Oil Shompoo poo----84c
Soc MuIsified Cocoonut Oil Shompoo oo--32c
Soc Mum Creom Deodoront Lorqe 44e
SOC AmoIn Deodoront Powder 2-Ounees
Soc Hoppers Homoqenized FocioI Creom--49c
83c Lody Esther Four-Purpose Creom----------49c
Csc Pompeon Milk Massage Creom
75c MoybeIne Mascara, Creom or Coke----4oe
Sll0 Azureo Soehet Powder Gloss Jor-----------75c
75c DER Kiss Soehet Powder, Jor----68c
Wrsley Both Solts 4-Pound Boq--Hc
Laurel outlook., 1946-07-31
THE WAY TO GET OIL

If there is one industry which it would be a calamity to
the nation to have disrupted by political tinkering, it is oil. In
testimony before the special senate committee investigating
petroleum resources, O. c. Bailey said:
Will the Congress which is vested with the authority and
responsibility for formulating a National Oil Policy, heed the
advice of the petroleum industry as contained in the statement
of policy adopted by the Petroleum Industry War Council APP
pointed by the Petroleum Administrator for War and endorsed
by practically every oil operator in the nation, and preserve
the laws, regulations and procedures that have been proven to
be sound? Or, will it follow the inexperienced advice of those
who would impose upon what has proven to be the most dy-
manic industry in our country their pet theories on taxation,
regulation, Federal government participation and competition
in world commerce."
1t was impressed upon the committee Q) that the oil in
dustry should remain a free, private competitive enterprise,
furnishing its own capital, and managed by private initiative;
() that the conservation or efficient utilization of our oil re-
sources, and the avoidance of waste, are matters of exclusive
state jurisdiction; () an import policy is essential which will
permit the establishing of a price for crude oil high enough to
encourage active exploration and production by domestic pro-
ducers but not so high as to prevent supplementing our domes-
tic requirements at reasonable prices if our full production
should not be sufficient to meet the demand.
To any reasonable person this would seem to be a straight
forward businesslike program to encourage the development
and expansion of a vital industry. And of all countries, the
United States should lead the way.
Laurel outlook., 1946-07-31
Germans Admit to Orders
Against Taking Prisoner.

DACHAU, GERMANY.-Three Of
fcers and six enlisted men of the
9Th SIS Panzer army, which is &C.
cused of numbering at least 276
American prisoners of war, testified
that they had been ordered to take
no prisoners in the Ardennes often
sive of December, 1914.
1t. Heinz Tomhardt, in a state
ment read to the American mill
tary court, said: 81 told my men
they were not permitted to take
prisoners. Then 1 told them they
we're not to shoot at prisoners who
waved their steel helmets"
This, he said, p was a precaution
against shooting Germans who wore
American uniforms; they had been
ordered to wave their helmets if
captured.
Laurel outlook., 1946-07-31
Day by Day in Laurel

The public relations office at
Fort Sill, Okla, has announced that
Everett E. Meyers of Laurel has
been promoted to the grade of pri-
vate first class. He is an applicant
for officers candidate school. He
was a student at Oregon State col
lege before entering the army in
January 1916. He went to Fort
Sill from Fort Bliss, Tex, where
he completed basic training. His
parents, Nh. and Mrs. John B.
Meyers, reside here.
Mrs. Cora A. Price, formerly of
Manhasset, Long Island, N. Y, ar
rived here Saturday morning and
will reside with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Merwin
Price of the Price Pharmacy. She
lived on the Huntley Project from
1910 to 1920. Recently she had
been making her home with a son
in New York.
Recent Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Durham were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Trace, former
Laurel residents who were returning
to their home in Santa Ana, Calf.
from a visit with relatives in Can
ada.
Seaman First Class Lester Burke
is expected to return home this
week after receiving his discharge
at st. Louis, Mo. He has been in
the navy the last six years.
Miss Elizabeth Cooke spent two
weeks as a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. l.. Morris at their summer home,
Silver Run chalet above Red Lodge.
Other guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
were Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Sterrett
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Cloyd, who
spent the week end. Mrs. Morris
reports that the highest temperature
at the point where their home is
located has been 78 degrees for the
last two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoffer have
as guests Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore
who are returning to their
home in Dickinson, N. D., from a
trip to Washington and Oregon.
Mrs. R. o. Steele returned last
Wednesday from Missoula where
she attended the convention of the
Montana American Legion and Aux
iliary. Mrs. Steele is president of
The local auxiliary.
Laurel outlook., 1946-07-31
Uncle Sans Tars Like
Bell Bottoms, Chief Saws

WASHINGTON. - Uncle Sans
sailors have demonstrated such af-
lection for their bell bottomed trous-
ers and their familiar blues and
whites that the navy may reconsid-
er plans to change uniforms.
Vice Adm. l.. E. Denfeld, chief of
naval personnel, said it would be at
least 10 to "a months before the
tars' garb is altered-if at all.
Many enlisted men, he told the
house appropriations committee,
don't like the proposed new stream
lined uniforms and "most officers
and men would like to get back to
blues and whites, instead of blues,
grays, whites and khakis."