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Evening star., 1946-11-12
THE EVENING STAB, Washington 81 C. Ali

cipal adversary Is Halleck OF Indi-
ana. Mr.. Halleck's campaign Job
was handing out the checks to
Republican candidates, which isn't
hurting his present ambitions.
Evening star., 1946-11-12

can run on; each
wants to protect
his own inter-
ests.
As of now all
guns are trained
squarely upon
Senator Taft,
the articulate
and industrious
apostle Of the
rig h t. This is
because Taft has
shrewdly estab-
lished q pro-
found influence
within Congress
Evening star., 1946-11-12
Doris FIeeson
Doris FIees0n 81
Spoils. for the Victor
Triumphant Republicans Beein Ros7
For Senate and House Top Posts
a

slight case OF civil has already begun act the
triumphant Republicans.
The immediate spos for which they contendng
positions Of leadership
be made which the party will ask the presidency
Thus the fortunes of the thriving collection COP candidates
Evening star., 1946-11-12
Loweu Msllstf ~1el
=. - On the Other Hand
Says Taft's Proposed Budget Cut
Seems to Overlook Few Things

good many pencils and have been to
the nub In Washington since Senator
TO bring the 194S Government budget down
Ana nobody has yet figured out how the OF the
senate Finance Committee perform
you would like to try hand at it. will need to
Evening star., 1946-11-12
Answers to


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are Intimately involved in the
outcome and all are more or
less openly dabbiing in the affair.
Each naturally wants record he
Evening star., 1946-11-12

O., How did cigar bands origi-
nate?-H. r. w.
A. They were FIRST used in Co
lonial times in Cuba to protect the
fingers Of the aristocratic Spanish
women who smoked them from
stains.
Evening star., 1946-11-12

@. How much OF the worlds
sugar is obtained from sugar beets?
F-R. s.
A. Approximately one-third comes
from sugar beets.
Evening star., 1946-11-12

consider some Of the following
facts.
The minimum expenditures in be-
half Of veterans thus far sug-
Evening star., 1946-11-12

The present maneuvers may Affect
Evening star., 1946-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

ELECTRIC FANS and air circulators. quiet
psr mnStb limited a4sn1ikk q kkENs vi S4
CT DUMPTRUCK, with driver, by load or
day. Call CO. 1913.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 E st. NV. National
Evening star., 1946-06-09
MjscELLANEoVs WANTEp.

Accessories for camera fans, incl. al
prices; trade-ins BRENNER, a33 Pa. ave.
topp. Dept. Justice) RE. 2434.
ACC0RDloN, l2o bass. modern Italian
Evening star., 1946-06-09

Mise. Housfaohb iSS f1kSisHNGs. sisi a. t5s 81
:: ga, P99Rs 90 s.es with vertical panels. sl5,
LEAVING FOR MIAMI-Must sacrifice, g.
tube floor model GE push button radio,
end tables. double bed and twin beds with
col: SPRINGS and innerspring mattresses,
tween 10 and A. 10 seaton pl. NV. No
;ifc. ;;fc D1MErTE PM 1,E SET, s. cherry maple RA
ALL SORTS of ANTIQUES: corner cupboard
bureau desk, drop-leaf table, glass. china,
srlcs sndaI stt.r 0isaue Open weekdays and
Cherrydale, Arlinston. Va
MoVING-At SACRIFICE; .-pc. Kroehler liv
S1oo m .u's Wo yr s4aS V'S slip covers and Grapes
FOR sALE-Victorian sofa. matching pill
4TS newly anos leTs in blue bsrsan
sMiTH's TRANSFER & sToRAGE, Gtfc isiS
st. NV. NO. S14G. Ill
SAVE ON THESE-Doubles. singles. 3
will paint to match room furnishings
mattresses. rugs linoleum. stoves, heat
ers, shoes, dresses. skirts, hats, iceboxes,
yulcanizing eouipment; viii turn Junk
tires, tires into 3 to thousand miles. tires,
and nV 0 ME- 1a'i ssse aao TR. ffIS 54a eG5nef ''
BEING EvICTED-Must sell furniture,
rugs and various items today. Also
Robert Burns books. SH 1923
SET of general surgical instruments. Tel
ephone WI 5S05:.
LEAVING CITY-Large exhaust fan. small
fan, baby scales, playpen. living room fur
niture. heating pad, radio and miscellane-
Gus. Apt. A-69l. 2S10 31st st. Sc, Naylor
ONE BUCKWHEAT BLOWER and thermo-
stat. S25; one Arcola coal boiler, S35: one
air conditioning furnace, incl. lower motor
10-rm house. $50 KLOMP AIR SYSTEM.
1900 Bowen rd. Sc, TR. 6333.
Evening star., 1946-06-09

L2Rs isa Psfssr with sss's gsssl
and switches, other accessories: all wiring.
eonnections ion o."s ana instructions Sold com
ss r. sJ very 's ,s :sea IT,
TRiICYCLE, large. Excellent condition.
4o4. ee377 chsmplain st. NV, nr. 18th
TRoMsoSRs1Us;ed 7Is SfsoSgss USED; King; $3.50: new
3oa sosDA joRDAS faisf PiAao ses's5a co 6is So sa
Phone h sIiso 1896 Sunday after er'1 10 'hns' am
sXeelsnt slide slSo; Csll , WI s25s
mee bouxh nea es aao Used
little: little reasonable. CO. 1883.
TRUMPET. Conn. leather case. fne con-
TRUMpETs-Tsed fisiGai faS; olds, s117.5o: used
Conn, s11950: used Jordan. S39.5 new
Martin som%ittee modei sl55 sa nsy Ro
bone at saer,ef ri DE no oasa asslers Cali between
TRUMPET. olds super model bought new
year ago. used very little. Call AT. 6622 .
TRUNK. hand wardrobe. like new; length
"a by 81 depth. 10 inch, $50. ME. 5036
TRUNK. prewar, wardrobe; excellent condi-
| ton: 4 drawers. shoe box. plywood hangers;
$40 Falls Church 23S1-J.
TRUNK, wardrobe. Hartmann, prewar,
locks: cost sls5; price. s6a 80. No phone
1904 18th st. Sc, Apt. ?.
| TRUNK, wardrobe, 5 drawers. 8 hangers
$50: also nice baby stroller, SO. Woodley
| O460
TRUNK. wardrobe, used very little: excel
lent construction. 2O65 North Glebe I'd
Ant 104, GIL. 31I6.
dio very reasonable. Phone Hobart 2127
TUXEDO, medium size, new condition. $40
Apply to 19 pm, 1416 goth st. NV
| Apt. 4. HO. 9S74. %
TUXEDO SUIT, size A. worn once; rea.
sonsble. NO. 5742. 1888 10th st. NV
TWIN BABY CARRIAGE. westinshous.
ehsrs essnsF snons w. SEss' ss FsB'es SET sfh
Twin p! BEDS, maple; complete mattresses
| TWIN YOUTH BEDS, with springs. mat.
tress. removable side boards, sturdy bird s.
eye maple, like new: s25 each. TIE. 1893
5T,KE,rEwRlgEK: 5,E,eE *. (, C. Smith, excellent con
TYfxWRTrEK, Underwood. portable. soot
sondition. II. 7675.
Evening star., 1946-06-09

ly. OIL. 344S. o.
iss ;ss:S sss ssns wit. vi:
sANDER ia 51.rins ai 18th .,ee ew hand portab,.
strator. Call Monday, $40 to 5. RE.
sha Rs Wait phoa. 'fy srfvHss fya1sSF
S'i SAX: E-nat alto. Conn cong. gold isea
Ike new new, slightly used Skyline case. Call
SAxOPHoNE. King, B-nat tenor. gold
llasauered: excellent condition. csl Ii
"a sAXopmsS,N;g; Conn sela E,nst Ate per
Hs fftoSfasy conn Or supa1y s excel
cond. but in need Of LACQUER. with h" Sci. si.
mer double case and mouthpiece, S1O5
slAHxoPHoNE. Conn tenor, actually used 9
months. condt. like new, S156. 81. 576S
sAxoPHoNE: .,. gpssehsr z fat alto: SILVER,
with Wit. case; excellent condition; S65. ME.
sAx0PHoNE. c melody. Buescher make
perfect PSdes tn eoaaition' aaa1 nickel plated; $50
sAXOfHONE: Conn; tenor. practicslly
sxxorRosEs s1SS e. as G:.a 'te1 Yert .to $50
used used King Alto, $I1e so: used seimel
alto. S2225: new Martin committee mode
tenor. t $3.50: cases included. N.tions t
1928. JORDAN PIANO Co. 1oI5 ~
SCREENS for home movies new and used
BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV.
SCREENS. full length, and screen door
in good condition; 2 screens, IT. IN ins
x5 1T. in. 3 screens. 2 it. IA in.x5 #
Ebert E. JONES, 11l7 Orren st. Ii
SCREENS and combination caiifornis
| redwood stripped storm windows
Free estimate and demonstration. WEATH
EEnIrMS ERnGUAMRD &C.. Hqi 2ii,..gS4,. 4SS4 .,,
rateiy. or IN aiuminm storm window com.
| bination. Free demonstration of this neN
pos;yaa, pnEga,, product; Gall WI 1888. ROB
sEMffNkcfSUs EkaS2N 1S als sqosEss5St Ms syf 1stv.
clear topaz 1882 Biltmors st. NV
seS!iadA' SEWING MACHINE, bed lounge. table
smoking stand, sandbox. AID. S26s. Cal
SEW ssEMaINaGe II MACHINE. electric, portabl.
SEWING MACHINES - Reconditione,
iHIsassss HissNsy sssfo eA 4si4 vi Rs0'irnf' ssls F.
ton, cheap. Call Union 1850 Monday.
SHELVES, oak folding ends. 34x12 2
g. =. fan, 12-in. oscilating: d. c. motor
l.6 hp.: 115-v. polisher. d. c.; make Offer
Wo. o406.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07
Navy Exhibit To Visit Here
PROVIDENCE R. I. Special

Naval Recruiting Headquarters for the State of Rhode Island has just received word from Washing ton that the United States Naval Exhibit Shop GU. s. S. L. s. T. 512) will arrive at Providence on Monday, September 9th, and will be on display to the public at Mu- nicipal Pier, foot of New York Ave-, Wednesday, September H., through Saturday, 14th.
 As many people realize, the final success of all Amphibious Operations depended upon these ships. Besides carrying several hundred men and large quantities of invaluable supplies. for the beachhead forces, 39 medium tanks with 3-inch guns blazing pour through her gaping jaws as she strikes the shore.
 Those interestd in recent Naval Scientific Developments will find L. S. IT. 512 interesting, educat- ing and revealing, for aboard her between September II and A many of the Navy's latest tech nica1 devices will be unfolded be- fore the public eye.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07
Aspiires ToBe Select1rlan

Williamstown, Mass. Especial to The CHRONICLE)-By filing papers for the office of selectman in this college town, Harry Hart, 33-year-old contractor, gave evi- dence of aspiring to be the first Negro to hold such an office in Berkshire County, if he is elect ed. MT. Hart, who is a World War IT veteran, was formerly freshman athletic trainer at Will Hams College. Having been in business here for many years, he is one of the most prominent toWnsmen.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07
Observe Wo11ler's s Day
PROVIDENCE R. I. Special

Prominent women will speak at the various services at Bethel AME Church, Meeting St., on Sunday, Sept. 8, 1946, when Women's Day will be observed. At 10:45 a. m. the speaker will be Mother Mabel Martin, noted as a fervent gospel speaker and singer. Mrs. George T. Prescod, noted for her wide experience in the field of social work and other spheres, will be the guest speaker at 3:30 in the afternoon.
 At both services, special musi- cal and literary numbers will be rendered by some of the com munity's best talent. Mrs. L1- lie M. Hines is chairman for Women's Day, and the Rev. Rich ard Allen Hildebrand the church minister. The public is cordially invited.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07
VFW Convention
Continued on page 8

(COntlnued on page o) tending the Veterans of Foreign Wars sessions was the festive background for the serious reso- lution drafted by the Georgia delegation condemning the Ku Klux Klan as "treasonous." Ad- opted Wednesday,, the resolution buoyed up the spirits of the many Negro VFW members who marched in the mammoth color full parade through the streets, evoking. thunderous cheers from cnlookers.
 The anti-Klan resolution de- clared: @"The secret branches of the Nazi regime were far less for midable or numerous in their early days than is the present evolution of the revived Ku Klux KIan r
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07
NOTICE

MT. and Mrs. Paul Wilson, pro- prietors of Wilson's Variety Store announce that from now on any order amounting to $1.00 or more will be delivered.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27
Ten Years Of PROGRESS

weeks carried story the economic picture
Of Pna that have been of considerable interest
anyone who has followed the county period Ct
In the figures presented there plenty of evidence that
entire county has long way in its fight bring
prosperity OF the ground only in mining but also
agriculture.
More and families have been attracted to the county
make their living and the financial worth of tangible property
proportion Assessed valuation of property
county has increased than 10 million dollars the
past year period of little than million
the time the counys general has de-
creased from 10 1886 nothing this year. and the
levy has dropped from 26 cents in 1896 to five cents
in 1916.
Fees collected by county officials likewise show wide vari
alton, some increasing much as 1000 per cent.
for its share always increases in pro-
portion to population and prosperity In July 1885, justice fees
s4s In July 1916 they made total of
81 ,223s3.
IL the next ten show propoonaey much progress
Pna county will have advanced TO remarkable degree In
short time More capital will be drawn here
improvements installed and water becomes
available particularly for the valley farm lands The county
doubtless will be stricken with growing pains but wise and
careful leadership should take II major obstacles smoothly
day far distant when Pnal county will rank
the richest counties the Hard work and foresight
the only factors necessary for all of to realize the
benefits that come with progress.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27
A Formula for The Future

Of the best advice print out few
days ago. II simple of few words that packs lot
of good Work little harder, little more.
We apparently past the crest of of spending
that swept this country in the last five years Wages
have been abnormay high goods supplies the lowest
history and everyone wanted forget the the tension
Just off The result that those people
making high and spent It, didn't take Jobs
seriously and have had happy holiday IN the minds
of a lot of working citizens
We believe percentage of these working vacaoners has
dropped considerable degree and and
are ready buckle down. good days work for good
days and prepare for the future
Only production will put back where before the
automobiles washers radios furniture
and the gadgts that with American
home that production the merchant
his buyer lists and give prompt delivery when he receives an
order
In the meantime the can put himself
family little solid with the future II he only
will Work little harder little more
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27

since you've taken an inventory
OF YOURSELF" There was
moment startled silence Il hadn't
thought OF that. In every
well managed business an inven-
tory is taken at least once a year.
while most OF Us overlook or
shrink from taking an inventory OF
ourselves. which Is a matter OF far
greater Importance TO our we'll
being and happiness Fail
ure to make a mental analysis OF
our characters. our personalities,
our good and bad peculiarities,
and our strength and weakness.
can result ia endless difficulties,
loss OF friends, and a purposeless.
ill-managed life Each OF
us deceiyes himself about his own
shortcomings we can lind out
wherein We fail, IL We have the
nerve 10 take an honest inventory
OF ourselves.
The customers In Main
Street bank got a laugh out
OF the discontinue Of one OF
the tellers Saturday, who tried
to explain the rudiments Of
banking TO an irate woman,
who looked as II she would be
more at home heavino a cot
ton sack, than presenting a
check "l'm sorry"
said the bank teller; "but
your account is oVerdrawn,"
The woman's face turned
red with anger. 81 amt askln
you for no information" she
declared. II aim TO do as !
please with my own account"
Night steals silently across the
desert not far from Main Street
| to await its slim young
bride, the crescent moon 4.
Her wedding veil--the milky way,
star-studded-is flung across the
sky the yuccas that cllmD
the hillsides. holding great clus-
tiers OF white flowers aloft, are
her bridesmaids the giant
saguaros, erect and tall, serve as
groomsmen while day is
the priest, who awaits the we'd
ding party-and speeds night aHd
his bride upon their honeymoon.
See you next week. on Main
| Street - adios.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27
MAIN STREET MERICA
By KATHERINE HUPFEL

vignette of Main Street in the
post war world For many
years life on Main Street was Sc
cure and leisurely. until those who
lived in this pleasant atmosphere
began taking Ii for granted g.
Then. quite suddenly. everything
changed and Main Street found IL
self facing post war world OF
cold, hard facts. which II was un-
prepared TO meet by past expert
ence Its reactions are
much the same as those OF little
boy, who whistles in the dark TO
hide the fact that he's afraid.
In a little home not far from
Main Street there lives a woman
whose hair has been silyered by
the years, but whose bright blue
eyes are young and full OF laugh
ter She has boy friend,
whom she refers TO as Tommy
Tucker, because be invariably an
nounces his visits by a serenade
| at her back door He al
ways knows when it's meal time,
she chuckled. "and he's here on
the dot 10 sing for his supper
Suddenly. there was rus
tie from a branch overhanging heI
kitchen door, followed by a burst
OF song All right she
called. and reaching for a box oi
raisins, tossed a few out OF the
door With a swoop. the
mocker left his branch and settled
on her door step =. Truly, the
way to the masculine heart, be II
that OF man or mocker, is through
his stomach.
A Main Street father took
his two little daughters to vis-
Il their mother in a hospital
Sunday -. and on the way
out they paused at the glass
enclosed nursery to see the
new baby brother with which
she had presented them
"Is II for me?" asked the
younger girl =. "He's for
both of YOU" answered her
father. His eldest daugh-
ter inspected the row Of Inn
maculate babies critically. "ls
he the biggest one we could
get, Daddy"
Everything seems TO have gone
wrong for we'll known MaiI
Street citizen, who recently sought
the advice of friend. There
was no sympathy forthcoming a.
the conclusion of the citizens re-
cital-instead. the friend asked
calmly. How long has it beer
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27

of a system of formulas by whicb,
a total of 1000 tones, tints. ana
shades can be produced from six
paints.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27

earth's hard crust was formed not
less than 1.600.000.0O0 years ago.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27

Development has been reported
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27


BUILDING a new country was no easy
100. But there were men and women
'illing to tackle it to turn their
backs on the safe and sure way of life
and their faces toward new frontiers.
All they asked a0as a1, eUen break.
Free enterprise is another way of
caying "an even break" Free enter
prise is not political catchword. It's
the basic American principle of vision
and personal initiative. Just give an
American an even break-a chance to
get ahead-and he'll go on from there.
But when government goes into
business, in competition with its
citizens, the American ideal of an even
reak is destroyed = for government
/ business enjoys special privileges
hat are denied the people.
Take the case of government-owned
power systems, for example. They pay
few, if any, taxes; often get money
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27
Adrertisemen emf


SUlIE OIL TntE APlzo
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27
ALL THEY ASKED WAS AN EVEN BREAK

from the U. S. Treasury at lille or
no interest; make up losses out of the
pockets of the taxpayers.
On the other hand, Americas
busi1eess-managed power companies
owned and operated by millions Of
folks like you-are on their own. They
pay their full share of taxes, and they
pay fair interest on any loans.
It's a tribute to American self
reliance that T-paying, self-suppOrt-
ing companies supply over 45 of the
enormous amount of electricity uce1
in this country.
The same forethought and experl-
ence which furnished electric power
for a global war will assure America
dependable - and cheap = electric
service for a postwar world. There
are still new frontiers in electric living
to be opened. And business men can
do the Job better than bureGstcrats.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
The Stark Arrives
Rv inv Carn,odv

1t never would be fair patience completely with
HOLLYWOOD 1t is true that has affinity clapap that it
vastly prefers to be industry might take few eine
steps toward being and that by eos unworthy
OF mature institution But just when faith oeng
new low brave neered soul inspired produce
drama like "The Weekend"
That production greeted everywhere as sensaona,
picture There question that sensational eminenty
worthy OF that spectacular adjective
grossly abused, ~
In concrng Judgment Lost Weekend however
there always the question just how arises
from the shocked Hollywood had the courage to make
Certainly its impact achieved as
book value it has deeper and sweep in
heren IN the camera When calls magnificent
monty evoked adjective in the of Te
hke to be thinking of the its
and the excellence with negative
note that should not be called for
Critics Are CIaque for Picture
The films best friends among serverest professional
amounts adaptation amazingly candid story of
an alcomanac veday bnge perverseness
as readily and uncomoraby
They greet it. however with merely
break with the tradition of tmd the selection
1t fits perfectly into the pattern of their argument that
dlences estimated country
ADULT enough to occasional potency
One of the conventions sceenpys depart
savagel from the routine to be
must or "a picture correct
and absurd in point of fact as to insist that an Ahbo and
Costello carnival sapsck should compulsory
however that those who
casionay be given opportunity 1t seldom
Abominaion Shown Honestly.
In seeing privilege granted this one time at
least Paramount in the Producers Charles
puued
denominations treated all ugliness
they have found power in the Heretofore limited
documentary film which has photographed
latter were their domain exclusively
AS of mans oldest deadlest enemies
alcohol In excessive
ncalclaby large library Everything
Jackon book the subject has
became sensation because
to what he had The film eoquenty
the
The adaptation of THE Weekend
ism No other word adequate and the producers make effort
side-sep the implications of that
Spiritual Agony Fully Shown
Ray Mland who portrays the pab (wha
of the most bangS being
the 1t the pictures distinction that spiritual
oggng uncomfortable than physical
has dozen whpke small that
force of the climactic
The latter
discussion of the picture but likely the
Mland Birnam from the meeting with
parents Nor his when he
girl and explain for him. There
small gesture of butonng his collar
mirror at the he holds his
In these and other details spoken
has not spoken before
Its words terrifying but they nevertheless
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Joan Bennett, Girl With Plan
By Rosalind Shafer

ing room on a set, she was diligently
studying a text book on the tech
nique of horseback riding. That's
a typical Joan Bennett reaction.
Joan's second attempt at domes-
ITCHY also failed, though it brought
her her daughter Melinda, now 9.
But this did not discourage her ef-
forts to give her daughters a normal
home life. Following her separation
from Gene Markey she invited
Markey to visit the children in her
home, and sent them to his home for
visits after he married Hedy Lamar.
Joans marriage to Walter Wanger,
longtime Hollywood producer and
former president of the Academy of
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences,
seems to have brought her to the
elimination of both her personal
and professional plans. The pair
have young daughter, 2, Stephanie.
Wanger filed a petition to adopt the
oldest daughter, Diana, and the
three sisters are being raised to-
gether.
The girls are all beauties, and
Joan's diligence in personally super
vising every detail of their bringing
up is exceptional for busy woman.
A handbook on charm and beauty
which Joan published a couple of
years ago is one of the best guides
I've seen for the modern girl. It's
based on her own experiences.