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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-23
wegian Consul states:

wegian Consul states:
 This office has been requested to endeavor to locate two Norwegian brothers, named Tom and Arthur Skulstad. born in Bergen. Norway, on October 28, 1891 and August IT. 1893, respectively, who prior to the war were living on Simeonof Island lone of the islands off the Alaska Peninsula) Their mailing address was Sand Point.
 ''TEe brotrars settled on Simeon of Island about 30 years ago, and were regularly heard from until the outbreak of the last war MT Tom Skulstad was married and had four children: Thorvald of 'l9, Karen Margrethe of l6, and two minors. n-Clara and Kenneth. The children went to school at Seward and the elder ones later on in Seattle. Mir. Tom Skulstad was ths proprietor of Messrs. Peterson 6 Skultads fox farm on Simeonoi
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NORWAY CONSUL SEEKS NEWS OF
 5KUL5TAD PAIR

The Office of the United States Marshal here has been requested by the Royal Norwegian Consulate General. 115 Broad Street, New York City, to assist in locating two Norwegian brothers. news of whom is anxiously sought by relatives in Norway
 Deputy J. S. Marshal Walter G. Hellan asks that any person having possible information regarding either or both of the pair advise the Marsha's Office as soon as possible.
 The letter received from the Nor
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BOY FOR ALBECKERS MT. and Mrs. Leo Albecker of
 Haines became the parents of an 8 pound, Is ounce boy at 11:08 pm.
 yesterday in St. Ann's Hospital.
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Johnny Risco and Jess Willard :. If you've wondered about the Notre Dame football prospects, the word is out that the Irish aren't es- pecially interested in Big George Connor's reported switch from Holy Cross because they're plentifully supplied with good tackles.
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champion and a golf pro since 1886, is joining the Professional Golfers Association this year.
 The Red SoX are complaining that their hitting slump (what slump?) is due to lack of batting practice. They had SC many men in camp this spring that no one got much time at the plate and since then they're had trouble get ting in their licks.
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Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
BY HUGH FULLERTON

NEW YORK, May 23.-While the Yankees were raising all that fuss about the 'snatching' of their play CTS by the Mexican League, did any enc think that it was incongruous in view of the way the Yankees football branch have grabbed off National League players?
 Lawson Little, 1940 National Open
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FACE THREE

Island.
 Since the war finished, their re- latives in Norway have had no news from them. and they are therefore anxious to learn whether the brcth- CTS are still alive"
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OAKS TAKE
 G00DGRIp,
 FIRST PLACE
tBY THE ASSOCIATED pRrss)


 Oakland's prospering Acorns pro- tected their Pacific Coast League perch with game and half ad- vantage today over San Francisco's shaky Seals, who plunged into baseball fit for the circus.
 In demonstration of the power that placed them at the top two days ago, the Acorfs hammered cut 2l hits off three Portland pitchers last night for 10-0 vic tory. It was the ninth straight win for Oakland, and the 22nd in the last 29 starts.
 San Francisco, half game be- hind its accustomed spot at the head of the pack in the opener of series with fourth-place San Diego last night. went down deeper on the flat-footed baseball which gave the Padres a 5-2 decision.
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CARDS BACK
 AT TOP BUT
 TIED PLACE
BY JOE REICHLER GAP SPORTS wRITER)

The St. Louis Cardinals have rel gained their first place National League tie with the Brooklyn Dod- gers as result of Howie Pollet's 7-l victory over the New York Giants. It was Pollet's fourth win over the Giants.
 The Brooks moved half game ahead by shading the Chicago Cubs 2-l in 13 innings earlier in the day.
 Dixie Walker, Brooklyns idol, gave his worshippers plenty to cheer about when he belted long double off the right field wall to score Dick Whitman in the 18th inning and give the Dodgers a 2-l edge over the Cubs.
 Boston's American League lead ing Red Sox retained their six game margin over the New York Yankees by winning a Thinning game from the Cleveland Indians "A A home run by Ted Williams with one on
 
 Homer First Inning
 The Yankees overcame a 80 defi- cit as result of Hank Greenberg's first inning home run, to defeat the Detroit Tigers 5-3 and hand Fred Hutchinson his first loss.
 In third place for few hours as result of Detroit's loss, the Washington Senators fell back to fourth when they dropped night tussle to the St. Louis Browns, 3-1. Johnny Sain pitched the Boston Braves into virtual third place tie with the Cubs by trouncing the Gin cinnati Reds 5-1 for his fifth triumph.
 A double by first baseman Mur- rell Jones in the ninth scored Don Killoway with the run that gave the Chicago White Sox a 5-4 yer dict over the Philadelphia Athletics. With Schoolboy Rowe starring hoth at bat and on the mound, the Philadelphia Phils upset Pitts burgh, 6-2 for the Quaker's second straight.
 The short scores.
 tAmerican League) Washington .... 100 900 O00--1 6 2 St. Louis .... 0O3 900 03x-3 T 1 Masterson and Evans; Shirley and Helf.
 Philadelphia .... 100 0O3 000-4 ' 0 Chicago .. 900 013 001--5 10 0 Marchildon, Besse t6), Harris f6) and Rosar; Haynes, Caldwell CD and Dickey.
 New York . 900 041 0o0-5 10 0 Detroit ........ 300 900 000-3 0 Gumpert, Wade (5), and Dickey; Hutchinson, Trout (5) and Teb- betts, Richards (8).
 Boston ........ 900 900 POI 013-7 l3 0 Cleveland 100 o2O 900 o1o-4 10 Harris, Dreisewerd CD, Ferriss CID, Hughson (12) and H. Wagner; Harder, V. Johnson CID, Center 12) and Hayes.
 (National League)
  Pittsburgh =. GOO 02o 000-2 8 1 Philadelphia =. GOO OPP 02x-6 12 l Hallett, Heintzleman (5), Gables CD and Lopez; Rowe, Karl t9) and Seminick.
 Chicago .0l0 900 900 900 0-1 0 Brooklyn 100 900 900 900 1--2 II 3 Schmitz and Livingston. McCul- tough (2), Scheffing 13); Hatten, Higbe 13 and Anderson. Cincinnati ..... 900 0l0 000-1 6 2 Boston ............ 010 211 00x--5 2 0 Shoun, Vandermeer (5), Lambert (5), Gumbert CD and Lamanno; Sain and Masi.
 St. Louis ........ 5o1 900 001-7 Is O New York ........ GOO 900 100-l 5 I Pollet and O'Dea; Carpenter, Fischer CD, Trinkle CD, Thompson (9) and Lombardi.
 BOY FOR ALBECKERS
 MT. and Mrs. Leo Albecker of Haines became the parents of an 8 pound, Is ounce boy at 11:08 pm.
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BEFORE YOUR EYES

Dick Powell, newly-appointed Eastern League umpire, once fought a six-round exhibition against Jack Dempsey, and also has taken on
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RESULTS WEDNESDAY Oakland 10. Portland 1. San Diego 5; San Francisco 2. Hollywood 8; Los Angeles 0. Sacramento 3; Seattle l.
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Padres Steal Game

Although the Seals out-hit Pep per Martins spirited club, 12 to 5, they let San Diego practically steal the game. With the count tied in the eighth inning and the bases loaded, Johnny Jensen tagged up and came home on long fly and George McDonald followed him in on double steal to put the Pa dres in the lead In the ninth frame, Jensen scored on triple steal that completely defeated the Seals.
 The Hollywood Stars for the sec- ond time in as many days shut out the Los Angeles Angels by the score of to 0, reducing them to four and half games behind the league leaders.
 Sacramento regained sixth place on a 2-2 defeat of the Seattle Rainiers, showing the losers back into the seventh rank Seattle'S Carl Fischer allowed six hits to seven yielded by the winners Guy Fletcher but let up in the fourth frame to walk two men, who ad- vanced on a wild pitch and scored on a pair of outfield flies. Bob Kahle homered in the eighth for Seattle's tally.
Evening star., 1946-03-17
Hernd0n

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene V. Perkins
will leave today for Seattle, where
they will be the guests for several
weeks of the formers brother and
sister law, Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD
Perkins. They will stop en- route in
Omaha City and Ottumwa, Iowa
for a visit of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell.
left by plane yesterday for Miami
where they will spend a two-week
vacation.
Or. and Mrs. William Meyer and
Mrs. Casey Wilken have returned
from q three-week vacation trip to
Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Roberts
Jennings Of Cardova, s. c., have
been the guests for several days of
the Rev. and Mrs. Marvin w. Mann
Miss Ruth Hutchison is spending
some time at Fort Myer, Fla, where
she is the guest Of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Holt Nickel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kite will
be the guests over the week end of
the formers mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Kite, of Manassas, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. carlton Hanes
have returned from a vacation trip
to Palm Beach.
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|Benem Play
II TOm1OyrO1V Nipbt

One Of the better celebrations fo1
certainly one Of the best purpose,
will take place tomorrow evening
when Mr.. George O'Connor and
the Troubadors Of the Friendly Son.
Of st. Patrick present their 18th
annual musical play at the May
flower Hotel. This dramatic party
is given for the benefit of the Mill
Fund under the auspices of the
citywide group, Ladies of Charity.
Mrs. John Snyder and her daugh-
ter. Miss Drucie Snyder, will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connol
and the Capitals three Commits.
sioners and their wives will be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Colli-
flower. Mrs. James Salkeld is In
charge of the uShers, Mrs. Edward
Johansen and Mrs. Richard Murphy
boxes. and Mrs. Camden McAtee
tickets. Also assisting are Mrs
John Remon, Mrs. George Wendle
and Mrs. George De Bruler.
The Milk Fund. which helps all
undernourished children regardless
OF color or creed, does not receive
regular support from the Commun-
ity Chest or from the church; it il
fed entirely by voluntary contribu-
tions. Each Of the Ladies of Charity
gives a quart of milk a day, the
Friendly Sons Of st. Patrick con-
tribute from time to time and ther
there are individual contributions
such as the one for $500 recently
given by woman who was so CRATE.
full for the return of her son from
overseas. The fine thing about this
group is the lack of red tape. The
same day a case is reported, the
needy family receives the milk.
Evening star., 1946-03-17

FRONT CORSET is the answer to
all of your problems! Added
weights only natural, when q woman
reaches IS, but it's neither natural,
nor attractive to let weight get out
of bounds. Wearing q PRACTICAL
FRONT CORSET will give you
6sure.smartness and comfort, too,-
for these corsets are designed spe-
cially and expertly for the mature
figure and you'll never feel "held
in" or that you can't take a deep
breath. The famous Inner vest" in
a PRACTICAL FRONT supports
the stomach beautifully and excess
flesh is so cleverly distributed you'll
look trim, smart and inches thinner.
Try one on at your nearest Corset
Shop or Department Store,-or
write to Nancy Sasser, I'll Madison
Ave-, New York Is, N. Y. New
spring styles and fabrics are in now,
so make your selection SOONl
Evening star., 1946-03-17
Double Wedding
of Interest

A double wedding with . double
ring ceremony took place Saturday,
March 0, for Miss Virginia r. VIII
son and Mr.. Roy w. Poe: Miss
Mildred P. Halsey and Mr.. Joseph
B. Winder. jr. The Rev: Or. Andrew
R. Bird oficiated at the ceremony,
which took place in the Church OF
the Pilgrims. Mr.. Thomas Cook
sang. after which the traditional
wedding march was played.
Mrs. Winder was given in mar
Iriage by Mr.. Leonardo Testa of
Washington, and attended by Miss
Marjorie Pritchett, also of Wash
ington. Mrs. Poe was given in mar
riage by her cousin, Mr.. Kent Jones
and attended by Miss Ora Mae
Etheredge Of Washington. Both
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III. Wo~.n. Goi<. .
X. Luxury Gs~,.a.!

That "the whole is equal to the sum
of its parts" is simple school. day
math. And that 4 cigarette can be
no better than the tobaccos from
which it is made, is simple common
sense. That's why VICEROY Cis-
arettes are made from the very fin.
est Turkish and domestic leaf, es.
pecially and expertly blended to re.
ward the modern woman with q
smoother, milder smoke! In addi-
ton, every VICEROY has q unique
filter tip that checks off tars, resins
and other irritants,-at the very
same time it keeps tobacco crumbs
IN the cigarette! You can see how
this simple service eliminates usual
smoking untidiness restraining
dark tobacco particles from strayine
into your mouth or onto your teeth
and lips -. or escaping into the
bottom Of your purse. That's why
VlCEROYS are the luxury cisa.
rettes to me and yet they're
popular priced. Ask for VICE.
ROYS.
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nAaa uYSll WORDS

Want to have help in playing
"hooky' from your housework these
first "sprins fever" days? Then
turn the disasreeable and time-con-
suming job of toilet sanitation right
over to SANI.FLUSH! SANI-
FLUSH does this chore CON-
PLETELY, CHEMICALLY {.
YOUR only responsibility is sprink-
ling SANI.FLUSH into the toilet
bowl. In no time at all, your toilet
bowl will be sparkling, clean and
white. Even if you live in a soft
water community, where there are
no revealing" signs of stain or dis
coloration, use SANI-FLUSH to
remove the recurring and invisible
film where toilet germs and cause
of toilet odors lie. 1t disinfects AS
it cleans! You'll KNOW your toilet
bowls are clean beyond reproach-
for there'll be NO odor! Use
SANI-FLUSH twice week.
Comes in two handy sizes!
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K.,r BABY Comfortable!

Leave Baby on the porch, in the
garden, or on your best rug in the
living room, and be confident. as
long as he's wearing pair of
PLASTI CLEER Baby Pants.
There'll be no "puddIes" and no
tantrums from the chafe of wet
things" because these panties are
soft as silk and guaranteed water
proof! They're really a wonderful
investment in baby protection"
and in case you haven't heard,
they're made of PLASTI-CLEER,
a brand new development in the
field of plastics. Soft, yet durable
IN some ways they have rubber
panties beat mile,-for you get
heatproof, acid and oil resistant
guarantee, too, when you buy them.
They wash out like a hanky and
when baby wears them, | can assure
YOU, he'll be happily comfortable
and "leakproof" the whole day long.
Goodyear Rubber Sundries, Inc,
New Haven. Conn.,. are the manu-.
facturers of PLASTI-CLEER Baby
Pants. In white or pink, opaque or
transparent, the cost is very reason
able! Ask at P. Walther & Son or
Julius Garhnckel & Sons.
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brides were attired In white wool
flannel dresses with navy-blue ac-
cessories and carried large arm
bouquets of white roses. The two
bridesmaids wore gabardine dresses
Miss Etheredge was costumed In
blue and carried bouquet of yel-
low roses, and Miss Pritchett, in
gold, carried red roses.
Mr.. Jack Winder served his broth
er as best man, and Mr.. Robert
David of Bethesda acted as best
man for Mr.. Poe. The ushers were
Capt Colon Hudson and Mr.. Lester
Hoblin, both of Washington.
Mrs. Poe Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James T. Wilson of
Wytheville, Va, and her husband
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.
Poe Of West jefferson, N. Y. The
couple will live in New York City.
Mrs. Winder Is the daughter of
Mrs. Victoria Halsey OF Piney
Greek, N. c.. and Mr.. Winder is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B
Evening star., 1946-03-17
-E.~en-Ray'.s Logic!

If YOU need LEMONS today .
here's tip I'D advise you to take
straight to market with you, or in
sist on if you're ordering groceries
by telephone: ASK FOR THE
SMALLER SIZE" LEMONS ..
the top-quality kind in tissue
wrappers marked SUNKIST.
And that's sheer good reasonins,-
for these Smaller size" LEMONS
are your best bet your best
BUY.-since they'll give you the
most FRESH LEMON JUICE for
your money! Why? Because their
skins are thinner! Buy them by the
"basfuP' to take care of your fam.
ily's VITAMIN c supply, to
smarter up" fish and meat dishes,
to put appetite appeal into vege-
tables and salads that SHOULD be
eaten, because they're good for
you." A good cook is never with
out LEMONS,-so instead of a
few, buy a dozen smaller size"
SUNKIST LEMONSi You'll find
I've cued you right the first
LEMON you squeeze!
Evening star., 1946-03-17

Few of US like to do cleanup work
in the kitchen-so here's a time
saving BUY-LINE YOU can really
appreciate! Instead of putting off
cleaning the silver, get SILVER
SHEETS convenient little
sheets of paper covered on both
sides with a super-action silver
polish. They work just like a mir
acle-all you do is rub them over
silver while it's still wet. rinse and
dry. Stains and long standing tarnish
disappear like magic! No longer
any need to dread your silver clean
ing and polishing job D.. for SILL
YER SHEETS can KEEP your sill.
yer clean as you use it! Ask your
Department or Neishborhood Store
for SILVER SHEETS in a handy
packet Of 2 dozen just 2Sc.
Evening star., 1946-03-17
~n4,AarpySZ.y!

If you wake up with q "chip" on
your shoulder these mornings, so
cross with your family they worry
all day because you're not your
usual, wonderful self then it's
time you lectured YOURSELF on
Getting the right kind of sleep! l
advise the OVALTINE.wayl /
hear that thousands of men and
women who once lost morning
sparkle have found it again by fol.
lowing this ...homey" prescription!
l cup Of pa,m OVALTINE before
bedtime! 1t promotes sound sleep
without drugs and, while you
sleep, supplies important food ele-
ments to rebuild "used.up" vitality.
Extra vitamins and minerals are
supplied, too, in a delicious, more
natural way for aboundine good
health and visor. Try OVALTINE
at bedtime for sounder, happier
sleep and sparkling, cheerful
GOOD MORNINGS!
Evening star., 1946-03-17
< Z
s2.Pass 9,s. RookkI

Does your household need a gay,
cheerful little spirit to inspire all
the family to a brighter mood, and
a never out of sorts joyfulness?
Then by all means get CANARY
everybody will love its perky
personality and its glorious singing!
Care of these golden pets is easy.
Be sure to feed them FRENCH'S
Bird Seed and Biscuit containing
the Tested Tweipe aids to health
and song. And why not send for
the FREE booklet, Keep a Song in
Your Home" You'll love this 32-
page booklet that's illustrated with
color plates of all types of canaries
and photographs of famous Holly
wood stars with their canaries, tells
how to select singing canary and
so on. Address Nancy Sasser. I'll
Madison Ave, New York 16, n. 7.
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Capt. Motfett
Weds Mrs. Meade

The marriage Of Capt. William A.
Moffett, U. S. NJ, son of Mrs. Will
liam A. Monett, ST., and the late
Admiral Moffett, to Mrs. Maude
Montgomery Meade, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Montgomery, took
place in Washington on Friday,
March IS. The couple will live in
Washington, where Capt. Moffett is
on duty at the Navy Department.
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Mink, who was assistant surgeon
general of the Navy.
A graduate Of Western College.
Miss Baldwin Is at present stationed
with the Red Cross at Camp Upton,
Long Island. 1t. Mink attended
Staunton Military Academy and Co
lumbian Preparatory School. A
graduate of the United States Naval
Academy in the class of 1943, 1t.
Mink has just returned from a tour
of sea duty in the Pacific.
The wedding date has been set for
April 6.
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Returning Home

Mrs. David Sanger will return
today from Parkersburg, w. Va.
where she has been visiting hel
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Broida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Guggenheim
have returned from Florida.
Mrs. Samuel Gusky and Mis-.
Jennie Livingston will return today
from New York.
Evening star., 1946-03-17
mo4.,~ Conn fe4 70, meI.,~- -mn4.l nom.n!

grow Spring
fitting? My but they're wonderful for the
morale ANY
lady who knows the Of As know
protection" nenay-makne completely
banishins revealing bulge
actually bout it'll So
enientIy whole months supply
haven't dy tried TAMPAX you'll glory in the freedom
days.! Ask
Counters REGULAR, SUPER JUNIOR Be try
TAMPAX!
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Weekly Sponsored
N..yaGee4Cs",rkr...!

It's one thing to have q food COM
plexion quite another to KEEP
it that way! And there's nothing SO
important as the way you cleanse
your complexion especially if
it's sensitive and dry. That's why
beg you to try YARDLEY Dry
Skin Cleansing Cream! First,
spread its rich creaminess on freely
.. then remove it with tissues.
Next, apply a thin film Of the
cream and then hold a hot wash
cloth over your face. This loosens
any dirt still clogsins the pores.
After steamins for a few minutes,
press out softened blackheads care.
fully with the SIDES Of your
fingers to avoid bruisins the skin.
You'll be amazed how this cleans.
ins routine softens, and cleanses-
for YARDLEY Dry Skin Cleans.
ins Cream contains the beneficial
oils a dry, sensitive complexion
needs. Cost is 81 4 jar, at better
stores.
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|WeddmgDate
Set for AbrI

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley e. Baldwin
Of Hamilton, N. Y. have announced
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Frances Baldwin to 1t Robert
Owen Mink, U. S. NJ, son of Mrs.
Owen j. Mink and the late Capt.
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H E r e -
something I
know you'll
be eager to

isG MY
member Of your family when en-
barrassins skin-disturbanees, due to
oilness, cause 4 serious case of in.
feriority complex. Advise using
GOURIELLPS Sulfo Cream a
cream amazingly effective in con.
trolling skin blemishes like surface
clogsed pores, scaliness and pimples
externally caused. Rich in soothing,
beneficial sulphur, it's the perfect
prescription to bring quick, srati.
flying aid,-for in most cases these
skin troubles are directly due to q
too-oily condition. SULFO CREAM
helps loosen blackheads checks
spotty oiliness, and you can pre-
scribe it for the men and boys as
we'll as the women and sirls in your
famil ly,-for it's white, sreaseless,
practically odorless and won't
show" You'll find it an amazing
cream! Cost is only 81 50 q Jar (plus
Fed. tax) at Woodward & Lothrop.
Evening star., 1946-03-17
Enhancement Told

Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Leach
man Of this city announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Molly Morse Leachman. to 1t. Col.
Harry Edward Green, A. U. S. Col.
Green, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Green of Coshocton, Ohio, is a
graduate Of Princeton and Harvard
Law School.
Evening star., 1946-03-17

Are you twilight beauty" only -. is your complexion
samorous and appealing under ANY light? the
shows little skin blemishes, coarsened pores
dry skin lines make thrilling kSl4H
HOUBIGANTS "Translucid" CREAM-TONE! Here's strs41I
makeup base that's that smooth easily
and lasts a long time CREAM TONE is tinted light, me-
dunn deach shade blended match natural skin
and non-cakn hides little blemhes know youl
love the complexion
keeping after weary day of work
shopping Ask for HOUBIGANTS aTranuds CREAMTONEi
81 plus tax! At better DRUG and Department Storea
Evening star., 1946-03-17

against the red, roughened look that
comes from exposing them to rough
work, water and weather! Ask for
PACQUINS Hand Cream at Drus,
Department or lOc Stores give
your hands professional protection to
help keep them lovely.lookins, lily.
white and smooth
Evening star., 1946-03-17

f0 ndnu 10
look soft and white dys hands should bel spring
washing scrubbns
waxing the aoors regular PACQUS
ins As PACQUNS
fession hndsfor first hand
scrub their hands 80 40 So wonder this
fragrant but altogether practical hands
Evening star., 1946-03-17

Spring and Summer! HEX doesn't just moths
larvae absolutely will not eat anything treated with it
And glory be- HEX-treated woolens don't need to be
wrapped stored In addition the liquid is odoress
infammable and safe and gentle water! Hardware
Variety Department and Drug Stores feature HEX :.
ask for it this week!
Evening star., 1946-03-17

Winder Of Abingdon, Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Winder will make their home
in Arlington.
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In the Meas

Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Martin of
Hillside, Md, gave farewell dinner
party for DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Car
mona, who left by plane for Key
West, Fla, to visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. E. Carmona. From there
DR.. and Mrs. Carmona went to
Miami to make their home and
where DR.. Carmona will practice
dentistry. He is a graduate of the
Georgetown University School OF
Dentistry