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Evening star., 1946-02-24
POULTRY e EGGS.

bronze hens and gobblers, several Belts
AY1SG Es HENS Is% Il for sae s. 50 fh eaeh
at lI40s Georgia ave. extended; .
BABY CHICks-Farm Master; ,ea dsy+old. tsdd.: 4
Aeavy ETadG meat fTG@ proaBe egg
SEARS RoEBUcK & co, WIS ave, and
Albemarle. Or. 1922 oil BladensourE "a,
100 HENS. ali laying; lo'a mos. old, fine
s,9os 80 & e. GnenP Red Gd PtLhTTs, ii$f mos good
strain, ST 65 each. Phone Gaithersb.!rg
ELECTRIC SUPER HATCHER. incubator,
sell price s75, cost sl75 in 1942, GE. s9o4.
months old, averaging 50 eggs a day:
coWAN CHICKS baby and started. ony,
We sell Don't take chances. Bay from
breeder. Broiler raiseTS headquarters;
wseky tr + Fss ySss nh Hafh 4 BoWie IgsS M6 snq
WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS, 10 10 18 lbs;
alive or % 9Tessea; s &c a5So K tpTKey d eggs VII
RfsG TsS TIE cHfekFNsou 3AK NeS FEsT ausaS favor
AN FARMS, Bowie: Nd, Phi. 2341.
ebehs ordees pafed IN advaace
cAP1Tot cHfcKERY, 1902 Biadensbura
TC. lie, LII SO-t
BATTERY BRooDERs-2 sections. with
iitapd; i4sgw reasonable Phone Falls Church
BABY CHICK BRooDER. automatic cleo
tric heat, holds 900; also hroiler orooder-
DUCKS, breeding flock. mammoth white
pecanS; laying season Just starting also
some pure breed rabbits. SH. 6I46.
QUALITY CHICKS-Leghorns. White. or
Barred Reds, Minorcas. S695 per 100;
tom, ASSOC. CHICK OUTLET, Roxboro
HINES CHICKs-Md., q. S. approved. Pull
lorum tested; matches every Thurs 6e CLOSED
q auAIfY onSx 9Htks Hd from AeSR @
Reds Rocks. Crosses, So 80 per 100 Heavy
breeds, assorted. So so per 100, LeghornS,
Straight hatch: $500 PuiiefS, 1al5r,, elf,u9;
cockerels, 81 90 per 100; 81 500 per 1000.
s sssd GEM -PfoGLTRY, IS n. 9th St,
BABY RhltS cHIcks, HFIccks bleodtsstea. B. or W
Rocks, Reds, Red X Rocks. Eng. Leg. -un--
sexed, S7.95 per 100. Heavy mixed, s. 80
ger 100. Special assorted, S4.95 per 100.
Eng. Leg, cockereis. s. 90 per 100. Ship
Tesd,or ed LONDON POULTRY Box 1874
CHICKS. finest quality, bloodtested, Barred
Rocks; Reds. w, Rocks, S7.95 per 100.
Minorca broiiers, make heavy fryers. 50 80
per 100. Large type English Tom Barron
Leghorn. pulets. Sl5.0o per 100. Cock
eTels: 81 80 per 100; s. 30 EST ri l499 Fes
CHICKS, Camden, N. j.
CHICK SPECIAL, limited time only. 1907
heayieS, best quality. b!oodteSted. Reds,
Barred Rocks, white Rocks, S6,95 per 100
order for immediate delivery COD
WALDMERE CHICKS, CollingSwood, N j
Evening star., 1946-02-24
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK Cont, i.

CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK tcont.l.
GOOD FAMILY COW, Jersey and Guernsey
mixed, $76; Muscovy ducks. So each
JUMPING HORSES t7), two 5-gaited show
mares and other good riding horses TIE.
BI2cK MARE. 1e years old; ride or work,
collar ,sin saddle de, and Bride very sentie
FHREE1YEAR-3LD FsIIEiS',1f Siia5 dark bay seding,
Jumper; m ere spirited but gentle. Tack included
HAYwLespedeza and timothy, baled or
s stack; excellent quality. Phone Fairfax
THOROUGHBRED saANENs-one 2-yr.-
one 1-year-old doe, one 3-year-old goat
with two I4-day-old. buck Kids; sacrifice
MILK GoFA ast M aGats fesseerea sst
baby kids for pets. COLD sPRTSd GoAI
Ab6LE Fas HofsHhoyely esarch nsfs rongray geld
G9Nd ea3S2d. iqsmper s Tins IE disposition; Owner
toria, Md. Telephone Wayside a4ii. lr Price ice
S225; 2a VIII deliver within radius 10 miles
washington. Drive down to the farm anc
RaEcEIyED LARGE SHIPMENT of English
matching brides, $50 up: l6 new pony
S15. As; ,halters, saddle pads. pony harness
used farm harness. PRATT SADDLE -ANI
HARNESS CO., .20S-10 S: .Paca St, Balti-
more J., Md. Mr.. Wash blvd
AT SIUD-5-gaited, black saddle stallion
w. NJ nef 5Sfz HsdE 1e"Ssnapf vs R
SADDLE HORSE, 5-gaited, sound, gentle
Also bride and Western saddle LIVING.
STON RIDING STABLE, 5806 Queen.
CHAPEL I'd. Hyattsville,, Md.
GUERNSEY, 3 years old, had / calf; gooe
mixer, fine family COW: S140. 41O0 S
18th ST., Arl, Va. CHI. 7191.
FOUR-YEAR-OLD half-bred saddle horse
quiet and kind. Hillside 1891.
SHOATS 900, thrifty. second litter brec
sSys; rs 6 81 sH; 21l4; NE. 1924. "a
rich. heavy producer; Just fresh with pedi-
greed bull calf at side: all papers available;
500 500 fer %I both s GEORGE 5goG E. TAcEY, vi.
E;;YEAR- -0LD CHEsTNUT FnLY, thor.
oughbred, broken to saddle; practica1l,
new English saddle 1 practically new new Sc SCI
single driving harness. l training. sulky il
good condition, 1 open seated buggy II
good condition. ! jumping saddle, English
type. Call oxford 1911 or CHI. 1900, Ext
Evening star., 1946-02-24
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. G. D
DOGS. PETS, ETC. Cont.
rCY MANCHFSTFp TFRRTEP pTTppIES /

OO0Ss FElSs Ell. tSont.J.
TOY MANCHESTER TERRIER PuPPIEs for
sfs sae mas pps or ca female Vi AKG beau
DoBERMAN aai I'll PiNscHER III 'Pi'UpprEs. mos.
old. sired by Champion Dictator. beautiful
opPeS Ro T. Vienna ne Rsss Va DaIeview 55EN
OUTsTASDiNGLY BEAUTIFUL psrticol-
cred male Peke. Pa years old, pedisrneed
COCKER PTPPPIEs. from Missouri. Farm
rsised raised and healthy 9 6laek males o S35-
tered Dod HOTEL, 1874 Georgia ave,
ccockaE PUPPIES. wks, beautiful black,
ls2-M, 3l1s Jennings rd., Kensington.
sCOTTIE PUPS. black; males, 2 females;
Axe reg; champion stock. Shepherd
WANTED-Good home for thoroughbred
german shepherd dog, male. years old,
FRESH FROZEN HORSE MEAT. 1909
pure, U. s. inspected for human food,
prompt delivery EASTERN PACKING, co,
n. NV. n0ce5. co. sSS7. sS5s o'S'f''0'0f '0' 20
BOSTON TERRIERS. beautifully marked;
champ. sired: Axe reg. 24l6 No. Capitol
GOLDEN GOLDEN HAMsTaRs, Rss Iav newest pa animal for
pets cute. about 5 in. long, beautiful col
epec ep 81 asn ea S1Iaes wtth p sns food free
LOVE BIRDS, blue and white, unusua,
pets; one bird sold talks clearly; also cages
eockfR eds Sfhsds srAS2rLs 81 Sss$ Axe yesiytered
black and white, Z yrs, $55 Phone No
WANTED HOME for small male dog will
pay ya or Nd, Nd LICENSE. Ho. 1892
and white, well bred from hunting stock
WA. 1894.
BOSTON TERRIERS at stud. Champion
American Ace. the only champion in this
ENGLISH BULEDoG, stud '5 services: rsn s.: low
and chesty. to approved females; producer
81 SEAGIE ssGM dfT5 PurpfEs hP' mos o2s od excellent
ard apd pm, Locust 7o9s;
COON HOUND Pup4s, 42l9l black and tan. s
m9f m2f 9d from T Irg reai c9on dogs reasonable
erott gyn Sd3 md Route l. Baltimore pike Ber-
COLLIE PUPS, Axe REGISTERED. sired by
Champion Lochreagh Lancer. Phone Rock
roy Fox TERRIER PUPPIES. tiny toys.
RosEDERE KENNELS. Fails chuTch i496,
sIAMEsE AND PERsIANs, champion bred
haired Mss Payne, RosEDERE CATTERY,
PoLIcE PUPPIEs. So each to homes in
PEKINGEsE PUPPIES, g mos. males,
$50 each; pedigreed and reg. Axe. 69G7
9Th St; nv: RA. 3539. 25'
COCKER PUPS. Axe reg, weeks old;
black female. blond male: also stud serv-
ice. Falls Church 1860.
DR.. ]. F. MCCLURE announces his return
to, practice on March z. 1916. at Hyatts,,
vile Animal Hospital after 3l2 years OF
military service. 50O6 Rhode Island ave.
COCKER SPANIEL. 1Ha yrs. old. red and
white: female; registered Axe; must part
PuPPIEs, wks. old males $3.50; fe-
males, So $3.50 N. -Four Mile Run DR.,
GREAT DANE with mild nature, will
give away to a good home. ia. 1912.
GOOD HOME WANTED-Fox terrier,
male, 8 months old; fond Of children.
Call after | pm. Georgia 2S49.
male puppies, from internationally known
Stortzborg Falls Church 1880
SETTER PUPPIES, male and female, ]
year old, gong in service and must sell
Immediately. $40 each or $50 for pair.
GREAT GRE "5iIS DANE PUPPiEs, fawn and brindle,
male ,,,d and MD femsIe: a oaoF ; D. LINDSEY St
COCKER SPANIEL STUD SERVICE, Oh.
Adarea's Big Parade SON proven sire
fblackl TR 1856.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
AVIATION.

FAIRCHILD. 24-G, good condition; may
be seen at Hagerstown. Md. Airport
Phone KIT CARSON. Hagerstown 3236.
DE Luxe TAYLORCRAFT 1946. for i'm
mediate delivery. Call OIL. SSss.
PLANE FOR SALE, Stinson l05s 80 h.p
Continental engine. approximately 20 hrs
since major. Night and blind flight
eoutpped. $3.50, Ma. 1923. -2S
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation insurance protection Consult
SHIVERS INSURANCE AGENCY. 101O
Vermont ave, NV. District 1100, !.
Central NE and Sc Wash. Hyde Field
Spruce 0SsS 3
AIRPLANE flying instruction. Conv. to
Central and NV Wash. and Va. Con-
gresSionaI Airport. OIL. sSSS.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.


ONE HPRIGHI s.,a sIIEFF Rl RIANo and bench;
IS tioef @ LAMP; Wiadsor chars; oE Si-sess
IA; / Navy spring coat. Size "a: boy
Sc 'Gf vsG Ne ROOM RS Ga su2 M9 7s 7p.s aave
e9stnss eorr good wo eonditi9n dgds Call Sunday snd
PRIVATE coLLEcTGioN. beautiful old Chi
nrpa e0a perfect
: BEDS, double Hollywood used mos, mos 4
ess ied msta saput aty Closet S. ~hs 81
92lO.
so FEET of 36-in. new chicken wire; one
used auto tire and tube, 1875; aluminium
6arroS set new curtain stretsher Ssla VISA sfsa
@ @3ox72 in; in; pine. y plywood; Of: o335
blue, 9x12 IT.. with pads. excellent condi-
ton good buy; exquisite fiowered velveteen
drage IT, covered co5nice drspe
model, a. ed. c. current, foreign broadcast
q q, NV, N.Y. Apt, 1o1. Taylor so5a sun
SALE ARMY OFFICERS winter uniforms
size 1910 reg, $40; long winter overcoat
! MAKE large and small wooden boxes
ping all over U. S. A. Ii. 8S40, 134l
Half ST. Sc. 26'
BUCKET 4 DAY hot-water heater So
sH sIIo !, , + Lion side arm gas hot-water heater
FURNISH ON SHOE sTRING"-studic
couch, Simmons twins. $40; matching
easy chair, SIS; painted chest. table.
chairs, $50; coffee table. ,S12 so; bookcase
dressing table and bench, icebox. MISS
HiALPERT, Hal 1924 Eye St; NV: pI: 1927.
500. Phone Ii; 4773. 175S, E st. ne.
TWO new beautiful goose and down com.
forts; summer rug, Sx10; record cabinet
t sTate pd fer Tspaee Phone sH 199s
"A, for slides and Aim, strips, little used
9I6 Carroll ave-. TAX. PIX. SH. DIAL.
NEW and used Walk-in coolers, cases
reach-in boxes, scales, slicing machines
freezers and beverage boxes. H. s. DUD.
FT oF F0s sHEIr Td Rdck Ris Also CO ,S H3ss
1x4 sheathing #. long. Phone AT
BARGAIN - Electric refrigerator, show.
case. water cooler and other restaurant
from to 4. A. DOC BAaccAs, 1114 H
ATTENTION secondhand, shoe dealers
Used Army shoes in so. 100 or 200 pain
lots, %. ST 80 and $1.75 pair. all sizes
Apply 1928 7th st. NV, while they last. :
Evening star., 1946-02-24
BOATS.

OUTBOARD MOTOR. Neptune 81 h.p.,
new, never uncrated. Priced for quick sale
sAILBoAT. 1s #, all equipment. $500
PRsoPELIER REPAIRING-Hsve your pro-
peller repaired now before the rush sea
| SON. FRANK DEL VECCHIO marine sup
plies, 1912 11th st. Sc. IL. 4493. FIR
CABIN CRUISER g &; sxesllsnt ,;S s Ss sondi, d.
ave. s.w. Best offer takes it. RA $3.50
LET YOUR BROKER HELP YOU fnd q
good used boat. His advice. on values,
| yacht insurance and payment plans may
TINE snd EGgbs see phGns Ms,oe
BOAT soe S GEAR-Wiilis Ar Wills stove. ao-pound GAL
van, kedge anchor l20-ft A-in; ~: ealvan; wan
IIsTiINGs WASTEDGWe have many IN
aeo IN
area Marine railway. marine paints. sup
plies, equipment. Marine engines. Motor
finishing. SHADY SIDE BoATYARD, Shady
RECoNDITIoN YOUR BOAT the easy way;
| for rent by hour or day. GEORGE HICKS
! $50 Maine ave. s.w,: Executive 2512. 70
sE ps 1e BoAT moo a ns
| excel. -cond, $3.50 cash: located at Deaie
6hGRe EsSS EN,RDf1s RyfE s7r4 nov in Stock
ready for immediate delivery. Also watch
this space for notice of arrival OF canoes
ToyboasS din diHghyS fNc and s6. sins Sslsosts
EvINRUDE oUTBoARD MOToRS-Ship-
ped on customers orders only Sl0 de;
sos sos Maine ave. s.w'. Washinston i, 3, c.
OWENS USED BoATs-1nspect before you
| buy. Every used boat bought from Owens
! can again be traded into Owens for high
! Of Americas most seaworthy cruisers, Dun
/ dalk. Baltimore, Md.
EyINRUDE and Elto outboard motors
and parts; used parts. factory representa-
KERMATH MAXINE ENGINE, mod So, just
offer. Also l0-h.p. Neptune outooard
WANTED-outooard motors. resardless- ..
cHRYsLEk 1iR s MARINE ENGINES in stock
KH FEToN INC ses Maine Hx as sw
Washington 4, D. c. Executive 3406. .
PRoPELLERs-FedeTsl MoSYul sales n,;s snoa snd 9
motors S. KING FULTON, NC. sos
Maine ave. s;w., Washington 4. D. c.
cabin CRUISER wanted; able t. sSn sleep p : 3;
ready to go; sound hull, motor; 5000 cash.
oUTBoARD T MOTOR, Champion. 5'4 hip;
excellent condition. CHI. 1920. "a
HOME AFL0AT, fully equipped, 6o-tt.
yacht with all modern convenlenceS, ready
to move in and live the year around. l4th
and Water sts., ) blocks east OF Anacostla
Two ouTBoARD MOTORS, CHIP. and
lI2-hp Call FIR. 212s or TR. 3506. -24
| ONE i31s-FOOT FISHING BOAT, 100:
one 20-foot sailboat, $3.50. w, Z. LEE
= E. F. ROGERS BOAT YARD, SHADY SIDE SIDE
sAILBoAT, 1o it., registered Comet. a
well-kept, fast sailer boat and gear n
| 1915. Call Laurel 32S-W.
SCHOONER, 2-masted ~ it; overall l7.2'
| it. beam, 53-ft. waterline, sleers 8, gale!
| and Law, model gas stove, gas bilge pump
| and gas auxiliary motor; knotty pine in
| terror; immediate sale; located Solomons
| Md. 81. 2021 Sunday.
| ON DISPLAY, 24-ft TrIscott express
| it. available order now to assure early
summer delivery. orders on Lyman boats
and Mercury outboard motors are beins
| taken now for immediate or, early spring
| delivery. A few cupboard boats l sal
and / hydroplane on hand now. very rea:
| sonably priced. NATIONAL MOTOR BOAT
| SALES, 500 Maine ave. s.w. ME- 9303
! MOTOR for sale. 1899 Dodge. good condi.
4 tion, reasonable. GE 41S9
motor in Al condition. $50 Can be
/ caan OID5 NJ
Evening star., 1946-02-24

BULLDOZER with operator for hire for
cUsIck. DU' IL 94s0. g ''' "'-A' '''
WISH TO RENT basement in Takoma Park
vicinity: suitable for small hand press;
will pay reasonable price. SH. 6519.
BULLDOZER for rent. Call DU. 500S
until pm. Sunday
lFURNITURE-Respon party may rent
some essential pieces to start housekeeping,
including SerVel EN-. 421I "a.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

such a rumpus as this one. Dick
Helmick of Duncans Falls, o.,
takes the negative side.
"Dear Miss Robinson:
absence does not make the
heart grow fOnder-unless it's
for the Other Fellow. III there
are any exceptions, they only
prove the rule.
"Most OF us are so constituted
that we can dream about a thing
n long time but II we don't re-
aliZe the dream, at least In part,
tho dream fades away. As IL
fades, other interests and other
personalities fill the void.
Love II a tremendous force
but IL does not flourish when
the loved one Is absent too
long"
DICK HELMICK-age 20,
Duncans Falls. q.
(S5 DriZpl
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
What's the Future
Of Atomic Energy?

Robert Larimor, Pittsburgh,
discusses just one possible use
of atomic energy.
speeding down super high
ways at unprecedented rates,
rushing through the air at twice
the speed of sound, crossing
oceans in matter OF minutes
and even tearing away from our
earth's gravitatiOnal pull and
travelling to some distant planet
these things became possible
when the Atomic Age was born.
"FOr many years men have
dreamed of leaving this planet
and rOcketing through space to
the moon or to other spheres.
The German We rocket has
shown us that this Is no longer
just a remote possibility and the
development of atomic power
has made IL seem Inevitable.
"The introduction OF this new
and almost unbelievable source
Of power will surely make trans
portation as we know IL today q
thing OF the past"
ROBERT w. LARIMER
age l6,
164 Grasmere ST.,
Pittsburgh s. Pa.
go priZe)
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
Rice S
'Drean GiirI'

NEW YORK. Jan. II tINS)-
ELMER RICE, a PulitZ er
~ prize winning dramatist
(street scene) and author OF
some eminently memorable
American plays, although not
recently. is back with a very
good comedy. Dream Girl" at
the Coronet Theater.
Rice's playwriting preferences
have veered usually more than
a little TO the left of center. but
this time, however, he has aban-
doned his portside leaningS.
Dream Girl" is a fantasy, q
simple story OF a girl who
dreams. vividly, amusingly. in
much the same style Gertrude
Lawrence turned her imagin-
ingS in Lady in the Dark" In
Dream Girl" however. the plot
does not evolve in psychiatric
retrospect, but directly out Of
the day dreams of a young lady
who tries TO turn these mental
visions into actual meaning 10
lead her out OF her romantic
perplexities.
This dre my youngster
imagines that she Is in love
with her sisters husband; re-
pulses a brash, tough young
newspaperman; even carries on
a little with a married man, al
though not to any serious eX-
tent.
Since this Is sheer comedy,
with its aims nothing more than
charming trivia, the ending is
happy; and fortunately, too. the
intermediate points of this
smartly tailored comedy are
equally exultant.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
Is the Way to a Mans
Heart THROUGH His Stomach?

Definitely nOtw says Anna
M. Setta, JeSSup. Pa.
"Miss Elsie Robinson:
"The way 10 mans heart is
definitely not through his
stomach. I've never heard OF =
man enjoying a meal OF even
the choicest food IL his wife sits
there with n sour puss, naggigg
about something or other.
peace, love and eonteBtment
at home Is the perfect formula.
In these surroundings a man
enjoys his meals and the meals
agree with his stomach
eating under strife, hatred
and discOntentment only makes
him q nervous wreck and the
food eaten even harms his
stomach. So how could n man
possibly open his heart To the
woman who cooked this meal,
when he feels like throwing IL
down the dralnpipe or jumping
down IL himseIf?"
ANNA NJ. SETTA--age IS,
$50 Third Ave. Jessup, Pa.
($5 price
Does Absence Make
the Heart Grow Fonder7
Few questions have caused
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

today.
And one of the most popu-
lar is our own Young America
Department appearing here
Frach week. But the Young
America Department is more
than a game-it is an open
forum where serious ques-
tions Of real Importance to
Young Americans are dis
cusSed.
All Young Americans Cup to
80 years of age) are invited to
take part both in suggesting
topics for discussion and in an
swcring those which are an
nounced weekly. Prizes are
awarded for all questions ac-
ccpted and answers printed.
To start off the New Year
with n bang we're Offering a
special SIS prize for the best
contest topic submitted. So let's
gang-let's make 1916 the
biggest year in the Young
America Department history!
Here are a few samples of
questions and answers which
have appeared recently, to show
newcomers what we're doing.
Everybody join in--it's great
funt
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
Pony for Cradle Baby

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. II.
Betty Cradle is buying a shet-
land pony for daughter. Victoria
Elizabeth. She wanted one that
was tised in The Shocking Miss
Pilgrim" but il was a movie
horse and the owner asked
81 500. a
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
When Is a Man Ready
For Marriage?

Anna Mae Harkins answers
with a bit of verse:
When he gives up the other
y gals he's known,
When into manhood he has
grown
When he gets through chasing
round
And gets both feet upon the
ground;
When he learns to behave,
starts in to save
When n home of his own he
begins to crave;
Then he's nearly ready-but
in work Is he steady?
Does he still think of Margie,
Jane or Betty?
II he can leave his bachelor
friends
And on his Ma no longer de-
pends-
II the burdens OF wedIOck he's
ready to carry
Then q fellow like this Is
ready to marry.
ANNA MAE HARKINS
age 27,
1914 Adams ST., N. s.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
($5 prize)
Do Women Spend
Too Much to Be Beautiful
Paul Davis of Springfield, o..
will fall for natural beauty in
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
What Are The Best Y
OF Ones life?

"The youthful years" cries
Ann Bernatonis of Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Dear Miss Robinson:
"There can he no doubt about
it-yOuth is the stuff OF which
life is made. I'm not talking
merely about those who are
young in Years-for what Is
youth, il not the ability TO wake
up with a song In your heart
and live the day with a smile +?
For the young, hope dispels dis
appointment; courage dispels
fear.
"The excitement OF discover
Ing "A new pup and the thrill OF
adventuring into "A new tOmOr-
row are the everyday patterns
OF the young. Youth lives to-
day, not in yesterday or next
month, and that today Is JOY.
youth is life's greatest her
ltage. WiIIed freely, it makes
every year q best year" "
ANNE BERNAToNIS
age 20,
2Ol5 Jane St, Pitts
burgh 3, Pa.
($5 price
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
IHdtuzQZzn
Nd1ENXlsE'E4EIEEIs'|l sEII'|l!!!|
New Year Begins With Special
Prize for Best Contest Topic

QUESTIONS and answers-a played and enjoyed by
W old and young. Quiz contests the air. in magazines
and have they been popular than
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

preference to the drug store
variety any day.
THE erage young man
would prefer a clean, well
grOOmed, trim young lady with
ordinary features than girl
plastered with cosmetics, rouge
and beauty aids.
"The trouble Is that few
young women eat sensibly, dress
appropriately, exercise daily and
sleep reguIarly-which, after all,
are the best beauty aids.
"If girls would just give a
sensible health prOgra a
chance they would be far more
beautiful, but they follow an un-
suitable diet and try to cover up
skin blemishes with cosmetics.
Then, too, IL they paid more at
tention to their attire they
could bring out their good
points. Yet they persist I'm be-
lieving the ridiculous advertise
ments OF the cosmetics manu-
facturerS hoping they will attain
beauty via the Jar and bottle
route"
PAUL DAVIS-age Is,
1915 Garfield Ave,
Springfield, o.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

NEW YORK. Jan. II tINS)-
ELMER RICE, a PulitZ er
~ prize winning dramatist
(street scene) and author OF
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-14
with Our Boys in The Service


MN lie Lester Coffman arrived
home on Tuesday He has been
honorably discharged from the SER
vice.
Capt. Victor Hutton is spending
his terminal leave with his par
ents-in-law, Senator and Mrs. D. F..
Fewkes. Mrs. Hutton went to Seat
tie to meet him and enroute home
they visited Mr. and Mrs Russell
Anderson at Olympia. Mrs. Ander-
son is the former Rhea Fewkes.
MN Jack Haaland is spending
some time with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Haaland Jack was
in the service exactly three years
when he arrived home. Out of
those thirty six months, eight were
spent in hospitals. His friends are
pleased to see him around again
Harvey Kirschbaum who has been
in Italy since before cessation of
hostilities there, was in Troy few
days last week He intended going
to Coulee Dam to visit has par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kirsch-
baum.
Word comes to the parents of
Robert Cohenour that he has been
promoted to the rank of Sergeant
He is in the Philippines, near Man
lila, and is engaged in persuading
small remnants of the Japs that
the war IS over.
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Economics and Girls Athletic teach
er in Edwall High School. She
plans to complete the term there
then join her husband in Spokane
Where he is employed
In order that Mr.. Kempken
might have his overseas buddy"
Mr.. Peters attend his wedding spec
ial arrangements were made for the
ceremony in Libby.
These men left Spokane together
as trainees in 1912 and spent II
months on the Aleutian Islands with
the 85th (Seabee) Battalion where
Mr.. Kempken was a Phi. M BIC and
Mr. Peters was a CM lie.
They received their discharges at
practically the same time and have
by frequent visits strengthened the
links in the chain of friendship
which was woven in the long Aleu-
tan days and the longer nights up
close to the Attic circle.
Before returning to their respec-
tive duties Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Kempken enjoyed a brief honey
moon at the Charley Peters home
in Troy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Rubber and
Mrs. Jahes Johnston were business
callers at Libby last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Eckhoff weA
weekend visitors at the Russell
Baeth home. They were on their
way to their home in Des Moines.
Wash.
Lorn Wallace spent several DAYS
visiting relatives in town. While
here he was house guest at the
Ford Grippe home.
Miss Ruth Crush and Roy Crush
were week end guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Grippe. Row
spent several years in the service
and has recently been discharged.
Mrs. E, E. Drury is visiting in
Clifford, Mont, at the home of her
brother.
Eileen Kjos is in the Bonners
Ferry Hospital with pneumonia.
Mrs. Dan Doyle and son Billy
left last Monday for Ashland, Ore.
where they will attend the Golden
Wedding Anniversary of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Holleng
sworth.