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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Clare Tree Major
Classic On Friday

Hans Brinker or tho Silver
Skates. which the Clare Tree Ma
Jor Company vii! present here At
80" Friday afternoon at Heud.r-
son hiSh school auditorium and
"HI'a is known all over the world
dS classic m ChiIdren's Htcrs-
'"''' began as A simple tale Inn
PioNlSed by Mary Names Dodge.
4 young widow, for the entertain.
ncnt OF her two small bows.
IN those days. almost a hundred
years ago, even more frequently
IMAM now, mothers heard tho
pleading. Tell me q story" Some
ni them repeated the same taIcS
'hGlr parents had told them, while
others. endowed with greater
IMAGINATION and originality. inn
ptoNlScd stories as they went along.
fanS Brinkcr' was one OF these
and has become part of litcra-
'uIc StorchnuSc of tradition.
IN thirty years this book had
more than a hundred edition.
was translated into other languages
ana received prize from the
french Academy. IroniralIv
enough, Mary MapcS Dodge had
never been to Holland. where she
paced the action Of her story. II
Was not until after her hooI,
hchicvcd success that she visited
thnt country for the frst time.
While there, one of her bows wont
INTO a store and asked Tor 2 book
about the life OF the people. Here
Is the most faithful story of
Dutch life known in Holland" hc
was told as a book was handed
10 him. II was Hans Brinkcr" IN
Dutch.
The ChildrCn's Theatre prnduc-
tion Of this famous tale will hr
staged at tho high school audi
forum under the auspices Of
Vance County Council OF Girl
Scouts. Tickets may he purchased
AT the windows and season tickets
purchased prior 20 tho first rr0-
ductiou. Under Tho Lilars" can
n" used for this presentation, IL was
stated
Special music prior 10 opening
curtain will he rendered nv Billy
Collins. pianist. who will rl7v rnpu.
lar selections as VOL as Christmas
music.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Post Office
Income Rises
In November

An increase OF Sio5 40 in postal
revenues was shown by the Hen
derson pos, office during Novcm-
ber over that month a year ago,
with S6.s6s. 10 last month and So
1929 in 1915. Postmaster j. II.
league announced today.
For eleven months Of this year,
however. the total is sharply of.
For 1886 the aggregate income of
the office was S76.6I0.s1, compar-
cd with s5,054.9i, or a loss OF S..
4i4.3n.
The office is now in the final
month OF the year. and which is
the largest Of the calendar year.
but whatever increase there may
he will be insufficient to overcome
the loss already shown for 1916.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Thanks

The Henderson Daily Dis
patch today resumes puhllca-
tion in Raleigh and j. expect
cd To c'Ntinuc tn he produced
there ny iii" courtesy Of The
Raleigh Times. published by
the John A. Park interests.
Almost before the ruins had
cooled from tho fire. Mr..
iark WAS on the teIcphone
wednesday morning Of last
week offering the facilities Of
his plant. After much plan
h'nC and study. the Dispatch
organization accepted his GEN
cr"uS offer. and expects To Is
sue from the Times plant until
u Is possible again 10 90 into
its own building.
The owners and the cntira
stan are extremely grateful Ia
IN" Raleigh Times for this
courtesy in time Of emergency.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
CABIN AT
HILLTOP
is BURNED

a onc-room tourist cabin al
Hilltop No. was completely
burned out in fire carly Sat
urday morning about so O'Clock.
origin Of the ire rot determined.
according 10 Fire Chief Coopcr
Ellis.
The cabin was reported unoc-
cur!cd At tn" time and the blaze
had made such progress ut the
time II was discovered that fire
men were unable to prevent its
burning completely inside. The
cabin WAS brick outside and did
rot burn entirely. None of The
furniture inside was saved
Fire also did considerable
damage TO a house on Orange
street. occupied by Bill OVERLY.
colorcd. Thursday evening nj Sis
O'Clock. Attic and roo q; the
house were considerably damag-
cd.
Three other alarms Of = minor
nature were answered by fire
men during the week.
An oil stove at the home Of
". II. InSCOc on Cooper street III
North Henderson hlazcd up We'd
ncSday morning at $50 and fire
men wcr" called 10 cN'lngUish tho
flames. 80 damage was reported.
Thursday morning at s %
O'Clock. an oil burner At NukOr
bakery. on Montgomery street,
caught fire nur no damage was
listed
\ truck belonging 30 Mat
Nelson at Clements Motto! Com
pary. ON Galuctt street. caught
fire Friday morning At Aih
o'clock Fire chief Cooper Ellis
,rpOIfr. no damage
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Public Notice

NJ u IL
Having qualified rs executor At
the cstat" ~ Thomas r. PiriC. de-
ceased. before the Clerk o: Superior
Court ot Vance County. this Is 20
notify all persons holding claims a.
Eainst said estate To file the same
duly itCmI2Cd and verified with tho
undersigned on or before the 5th
day of December. 1917. or tins notice
Willie pleaded III bar thereof
All persons indebted to said Cs-
tate will please make immediate
settlement.
This tho 2id of
December. 1876.
-. +. NrDIFFEE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11

ll-ltl
GIRLS BICYCLE FOR SALE
good as new. Al %. Wcstrr. phone
Los li-2
FOR SALE: SMALL. BUNDLES OF
ial pine. City Fuel Co. phone
io"' 2O-tf
GOOD f. |. TION FRESH
fruits and vegetables, including
Brazil nuts. peanuts. cranes,
pears, potatoes, oranges. grape
iruit. onions. cabbage. applcs
and other items. Clark's Gro
c"r% opposite Coopcrs ware
mouse ll-iti
CHROME PLATED SERVING;
trays. cake covers. service
plates. cookie jars. Halls tea
pots. egg plates. egg cutters.
table mats. and many more use
'ui gifts. Watkins Hardware co.
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FOR SALE: FARMALL TRAC.
tor F-l2. disc harrow. Adams
road grader. saddle. wood saw.
or" horse wagon. farm horse.
gas cook stove. gas hot water
heater. s. s. Stevenson. phone
IT. or ESQ. Il-4ii
FOR SALE: 6 PIECE DINNETTE
suite. Xix" new: also large ward
robe. and bedroom suite. II. p.
Rrummitt. Phone 1921. u-2ti
AUTOMATIC THERM OSTAT
dampcrS for any type stove.
stove pipe wire. regular damn
"rs. stove collars. black sill; and
Williams stove nolishcs stove
cement. Fre living. Watkins
Hardware" Co. il-t,i
FOR SALE ONE LARGE PONY.
work anywhere. good with child
/ r"n. Al" o"c good si2c lot r"ar
North Henderson school. Ono
la-"" hot HAST coal h"a'Or good
80 new. Mrs y. G. Rrods"cr.
Route .. Henderson. y. G. I1-Iti
hrMv GONpAT JACKETS.
/ boots w"rI. ran's. work Jackets.
/ wooden q n shirts. wooden nm
. d"r'v"1r. woo'"n wants. md
nr,,v cots Also new riding
h'idlos. r'Iirr "irts. ard saddles
Carolina Sho" Shop. next 20 : 6
y ii-iti
CrrT Sr'CcEcTIO>'c EOr My
~rCto St.. rirr Holders Fumi-
dors R'ufnlds Dcs'i Sou. Dcsli
1rnns. E'v""r"orn e \. FO'n"'aiu
Pens Roh-E'r.I.i for Nich'
T'srin~. Tic Packs. Flash Lights
E"v Casos Pcl;"r Chius and
I1rks. ais. hundreds o. adult
Games ard "t'ror practical toms.
h,'ord's Printing & Offir" ST0-
r'v Go. 26-tf
C'pANEErrv SAUCE BLACK
berry. arri"ot and grape PFC
serves At ciark'= Groc"rv. on
rns''c cOrrr's warehouse. 'i-i'i
.rrNrrI ROvrS WITH TuFPlrOs
bottles also rir' ih""n'nz bot.
tics. gallon 'hcrr'os Jugs md
Gret "'I" kits Watkins Unrd-
/ ware 70. fI-i'i
Mt TNrrfT'p EF HAVE FFTD
~ n'l kinds: InviuP mas". r."
-rtion. hors" a"d mulo foods. ard
dairy feeds. Also GOOD lin" ~
'0FE loves. ' Nv x : Fl''f''' TO W.
uOsi.c CoCncr's war"h"uS"
Ii-t,i
wv Will. HAVE \ FrW vOCT
Dia~ne nest w"ct 70 su'" 20 500
~ = rOr ncrh - Dirnn 500 us
"rv" money. T. e. S7'tcrwhi'" g
Sous Io-r
GET vOr'p CIrrSTNAS |prIT
cakes fruits md ruts ~ Clark :
Gregory. orroei'C C"opor's "arr.
house ii-t'i
roo" HOUSE AND 60 y -
stone huiId;r~ for snic EO'h 90
same io, 'dca' TO- business y
interpreted rhonc 'sI. ~ "ri'"
Iov 26i l'-"''
STAIN. E.SS STEEL NvFES ne.
Luxe ice cream scoops for drug
store. cafe Of home use. Also
dessert spoons. and sauccrs. wat
kirs Hardware Co. li-fii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11

NOTICE or SALE or LAND
FOR DIVISION

FOR DIVISION
Undersigned viii offer fOi sale. AT
public auction. 10 the highest bid
der for cash. nt the premises known
as the Sue y Jones farm. about
five miles north Of Henderson. y. G.
ON the Sa'tcrwhitC road. AT or about
ten o'CluCk. 4. NJ Thursday. tho
18th day Of December 1916. the fol.
lowing described real estate:
All Of that certain tract of land
containing one hundred and forty
two l42b acres more OF less. in
Middlcburc Township. Vance Coun.
~. bounded on the North by lands
Of Henry Sattcrwhitc. on East by
lands OF the Spain estate. on South
by lands of Thomas Hester and on
the West hy the Glcbc 1Sattcr.
whitcb Road. being more partiCu.
larry described by plat thereof
made IVY ". II. BOYD. Engineer on
18th Of February 1885. and being tho
81 me and described in deeds from
Henry T. White. Commissioner 10
Sue y. Jones. recorded in Vance
County office Of Register OF Deeds
This Ia a sale for division among
the heirs OF Sue ". Jones. and tho
bid will lie open for ten days pend
ing confirmation. High bidder is re.
quired 10 deposit 10 per cent Of a.
mount OF bid to guarantee com.
plianCe n bid is confirmed. The
right is reserved 90 reject all bids.
CITIZENS BANK 4 TRUST Co.
Agent for heirs OF Sue n. Jones
December IL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11

There are $4,000 officers. ca
diets and scamen now enrolled in
the U. s. merchant marine.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Building Supplies ,

INSULATE YOUR ATTIC WITH
lock wool. You'll make your
home more comfortable and the
saving in fuel will soon paw for
IL. A good stock of celotcx rock
wool. Alex S. Watkins, West
Montgomery ST. 1l-2ti
FOR OUTSIDE WALLS, USE
Stohcwall board size 4 2, quar-
Ter inch thick. It's made of as
hcstos and cement. It's weather
proof. fire proof and rot procf.
Alex s. Watkins. West Mont
Gomcry st. lI-2ti
"WhLL-RITE" WALL PAPER.
Trimz. ready pasted wall paper
with border. Easy to put on
beautiful designs. Watkins Hard.
ware 70. ll-3ti
RADIO SALES -REPAIRS 49,.
RADIO SERVICE - OUR -
wears experience is your guaran-
tee OF expert radio service a, n
reasonable cost. Jenkins Radio
d Sound Service. Garnctt St.
inonc fio l2-,f
FOR QUICK ACCURATE RE-
pairs on your radio. let "A uunli-
he'd service man make them.
free pickup and delivery. phone
i13-J. Charles st. Harrcli's Radio
Service. The only Government
licensed radio repair man opera
ting radio shop in this section.
lis ii
COMPLETE RADIO SERVICE 49,
We arc fully equipped to rcndc,
amy service Your radio requires.
We invite YOU to inspect orr
shop. WoodliCr Radio Service
operated IN connection with
Western Auto Associate Store
Day phone 1856 Night phone 6n6.
". III
RADIO SERVICE WHILE l. WAIT
Government Licensed Radio En-
cinccrS give you radio service
while YOU wait All work gua,an-
iced. II. & u. Radio Sales Ser
vice Co. in9 W. Montgomery
ST. Phone 22i or
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Livestock-Poultry

w BUY COWS. CALVES. PIGS.
Hides. rHi,kcns and Eggs. High
9, prices paid IN cash or trade.
p5onc 900 Woods Super Mar
hs' 2t-tf
w DELIVER CHICKS AT THE
FGe.tDr' Store each Monday We
s.So sT.? nv mail or you can get
'5cal ~ III" Henderson Hatchery.
Oxford 'Osi any day IN tho
week cal isii ll-21ti
ZINC YOUR COWS. PIGS.
'Sais and homegrown pi oduCe 10
!anC,'0u We pay good prices
''' al. !rncston's. phone 1924
'9gDe! Chestnut street and
'oop". Avenue. lT-t'
u BY cows. CALVES. PIGS.
Hides. Chickens and Eggs. High
''' Prices paid IN cash OF trade.
Phone 900. Woods Super Mar
set .t-tf
: YOy WANT TOP MONEY FOR
foI' surplus cows. vcals. and
noEs. -" Us first. Cali us and ""
VIII come TO sec them. s W.
Eenn = Grocery, phone 572. cot
lov WANT TOP MONEY FOR
your surplus COWS. vcals. and
noES. 80" uS first. Call us and ~"
VIII com" 20 sec them 8 W
Rem Grocery. phone $40
Soft
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Farm Supplies

ELECTRIC FENCE WIRE. INSU-
latorS. fence posts and electric
fence controls a. FaIknci'S Build
ing Supply. Court St. in front Of
Courthouse. phone 10. lift
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Autos For Sale
observation-disclosures

EulT TREES. GRAPE VINES.
S:aNbcuy Plants. Evergrerns.
Towering Shrubs. Shade and
Trees. Let us plan
youi planting. Continental Plant
&C.. N,u'cN. y. c.. &. NJ. Hight
Phone I'll a-27ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Citizens Bunk and
Trust Company
Breckenridge street Entrance
OPEN UNTIL S p. NJ.
il-1tI

Breckenridge street Entrance
OPEN UNTIL S p. NJ.
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FARMERS, YOU ARE ALWAYS
welcome At G. j. Fleming Sup
ply Co. located in High Price
Warehouse. Make one stop do for
all. Sec us for your Housewares
Groceries. Feeds. Hardware.
Farm Supplies. Work Clothing
and Tractor Parts and Access
soIics Come to sec us' &. j.
Fleming Supply Co. Montgomery
81. il-iti
FOR BETTER APPEARANCE.
longer wear and greater COM
fort IN work OF dress shoes.
bring them TO us Tor rNpcr,
repairing. CawthOTnc Brothers
Shoe shop. whilc-You.Wait Ser
vice. 26-tf
WHY WORRY ABOUT CHRIST
mas gifts. visit out ncw store
and make your selection from our
gir and toy department. Our
stock was never more complete.
Affords Printing 4 Office Sup
ply Co 2s.tf
MAKE THIS YOUR HEADQUART-
srs for your Christmas buying OF
fruits ard nuts. We have spplss,
oranges. tsnEerines grapes. rails
ins. pears. pecanS. brazil nuts.
english wslnuts and mixed nuts
1.-- chaa Enad Market West
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Business Services
. f. WHITMORE
HAULING;

M. r. WHITMORE
HAULING
sand Stone Screening
'of Building Needs and Drivcways
PHONE 1907.
2S-27u
FRESH FROZEN FOODS
fia'tS and Dulany's highest
quality. good assortment fruits.
Vegetable and scafood. Hcrbcrts
Fellow Front. free delivery.
phone $50 In
WAKE MONUMENT co. DESIGN.
N' Builders OF Supreme Me
MORALS L. s. No. and Parker
o. Wholesale prices John W.
May Mgr. 3-tf
INSULATION
For
nome Boilers --- Piping
metal weather Stripping
J l.. HARRISON
~, General Contractor
'''ne 'ss r. o. BOX $50
it-2Tti
SIGNS
VANCE SIGN SHor
d., N. Swindell. Prop.
"0nH ~ Vance Theatre Bldg.
Henderson. N. c.
sATTERwHITEs
for
FURNITURE
"hdential. Commercial and
Industrial Wiring
'fCHURCH A. DAEKE
Il, A. ELECTRIC co.
Nv Sarnett ST. pho,. 2oi.U
'ctrieal Appliances snd
- Lighting Fixturss ~
z---== 44==--=---------=-- /
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11

'WALL.RITE" WALL pApEp
Trimz. ready pasted wall paper
with border. Easy to put on
beautiful designs. Watkins Hard.
ware 70. ll-3ti
Evening star., 1946-02-07
Junior coots (continued) Third Floor
I2-Juniors' $44 Fitted Dress Coats. Brown, |

Neelieees-Fifth Floor
15$7950 TO $139 Hostess Pajamas and Robes Exquisite
wools, rayon satinS; combination of the two. Vari
Gus beautiful colors Broken sizes, 10 to 20--- $35
3-$115 to $l23 Hostess Gowns. Handsome woos and
rayon satins. peach, wine or blue. Sizes IL and H.
$3.50
3-$s5 and $3.50 Rayon Velvet Hostess Gowns blue or
black. Sizes IA and SIS
1-$35 Blue Marabou Cape, size 18------------$25 18
1-$s95o Hostess Gown in grey rayon crepe. Size H.
$3.50
I-$35 Wine Wool Hostess Gown, size I4As15
1-$1995 Bed Jacket ostrich trimmed white rayon satin
So
2e-s1ss5 Quilted Robes; dark printed washable rayon
SlZeS IL TO IL $l2,o5
2-$1ss5 Dotted Sheer Rayon Housecoats, navy or red
Sizes IL and 20 - ----.--- 81
2-$S.95 White Cotton Brunch Coats size 12.--- 81
26-s795 and $S95 Bed Jackets sheer rayon lace trim
med. Tea rose: small, medium large-----$2
Undefweor-Second Floor
1856 Cotton Striped Petticoats with az inch hem of
cotton embroidery. Assorted colors Size 28. SlS5
A$3s5 Flower printed Slips rayon crepe with fagotng
Size 36 $195
so-s215 Rayon Taeta Slips. blue and green size So 81
25-$ss5 Rayon Crepe Slips, tearose Short length. Size
1s$s and $s25 Rayon Satin and Rayon Crepeesps. al
tearoSe, in broken sizes 195
176-$35e Cotton Pajamas flower prints made butcher
boy style, with open necklne edged with cotton EN-
broidery. Size 80 to SO 38.--------------------H 81
175$350 Cotton Pajamas red blue striped with long
legs tuck in blouses Sizes 80 to SO .-------- sls5
Evening star., 1946-02-07
s65-Tar Freel

Misses Fured coots-. : Fitted ond
Stroioht-Lone and Short-Bfock, Blue,
Grey and Fuchsio l0O% Woods Black
Seoline (robbt) cuffs and edeinos, Pieced
Persion lomb little girl collors and cuffs,
Persion Lomb cuffs and bow Mouton
Lomb Tuxedos
Evening star., 1946-02-07
and Eleanor B cullen, &c. 14so newton

and Eleanor D. Cullen, 26. 14so Newton
Boyd D. Bentz. "a. Emporia. Kans., and
Ethel e. Johnson. %, st. Paul, MINI.
Clark L. jackson. "a, 1929 Ives pl Sc,
Robert r. Burton, SO. ana Ada v. Nichols,
40. both Of 516 3rd st. NV.
Stanley b. Fyfe, 25, Wakefield, Kans, and
Sara +. Robinson, 20, 246 11th ST. Sc.
Ira T. Rohrer, SO, and Anna NJ Vito, 38,
both of 390S 18th st. NV
Robert Eugene Tyson, IS, and Pearl Viz
ginia Wynkoop, 16, both Of Fails Church.
Ashley Ralph Beach. ~, Orlando, Fla, and
Mary Ann Goodwin, 16. Route /, Spring :
Samuel Lee Jenkins. 20. and Alice vir-
ginia Hackiey. rs. west Falls Church.
Donald Winslow Haskell. 25. Maiden,
Mass. and virginia Ballard simons. 23,
Blunts Lane.
william C. Crossman, jr, 20, Falls Church,
and Elizabeth jane cieer, 10, Route 2,
Rudolph Nielsen. %. and Josephine Eliza
beth McNeely. %. both Of Washing ton:
steiger, 40, both Of Long Island. N. 2
and Kathleen e. Dwyer. Al. Newport,
Leon Glass, 43. and Selma okin. 81. both
Gordon Parsons. 81, Alexandria. and
Patricia Greenfield, 10. Washington.
Frank w. Waesche. 81. and Constance K
Youch, "a, both Of Baltimore.
Stanley Thomas Anderson, 21, Triangle,
Evening star., 1946-02-07

Evan j. Bristow, 80, Johnstown, Pa, and
Alice M. Greenhcrn, %, Washington.
Issued Ut Rockville.
Eugene Croyle, %. Springfield. Ohio, and
James Butler, 10. Gaithersburs. Nd. and
Mabel johnson, 20, Rockville.
Ivan G. Cooper, %, and Florence J. Paris
III 21. both OF Washington.
Thomas " Mccarthy. 22, Worcester. Mass.
and Mary A. cantrel 10. Chevy Chase
Oscar. Adolph Eklund. 48. Brookmont. Nd
and Mary Lucille Smith. SO. Paiatka
Louis /. Zimmerman, 20. Bethesda. Nd.
and Evelyn j. Hawkins, "a. Rockville.
IOdsll Woods. 30. and. Vivian Smith. II
Owen Fueua. IT,. ~. ottuma. Iowa. ane
Edith W. GoodhalL 25, washington,
s. bOes ii kansas vcf eity Les Mo
Clayton T. Warren. 20. Mountain Falls
Evening star., 1946-02-07

Va, and Helen Mae Janios, "a. wash
ington,
ssaS ass. H.nshasa 81 Both Il ons sssons. =.
Rebert J. Chapel. 32. Arlington. and
Frances p. Ramey, %, Alexandria.
Raymond A. Warren, II, Fairfax. and
Mabel A. Fritz. 21. Nashville. Tenn.
Frederick Dean Kenney, %, Alexis. nj,
and Martha Katherine Bolinski. 80
Alexandria.
Robert Cunningham. 80, and Rose Jacques
Murray. so. both of Bridgeport. Conn
Hubert H jewell. t., Il, and Katherine =
Raymond Birlew. 20. Fort Belvoir, and
Hazel E. Holland, 20, Washington.
Thelmon Culbertson,. 30. and Mildred v
Milton L. Taylor. jr.,. %, Reading. Pa.
and Ethel M. Ludwig, FL, West Lawn
Henry Norris 63. and Mary Estella Adams
| 50, both Of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1946-02-07
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lo,us, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, scait three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
dag. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1946-02-07
/, Corset Shop-Second Floor

33s5nd $595 Girdlcs rayon brocade and rayon baste
in IA and is inch lengths, sizes 80, 81, 32- s195
48$5 Panty Gdles for hipped figures Rayon satin
and cable net in sizes ~ to 81 but not all sizes the
group ----------------- -----------$ 81 95
$50 Dorothy Bickum Girdes and Panty GirdIes in
satin and rayon crepe with net backs II inch
length ripper closings, discontinued from regular
stock. For small figures size IS, 26, 27------$3S5
3o$1ss5 Grdles for the straight hpped full-waisted
figure. Rayon brocade, l6-nch length, and boned.
One two Of size; sizes A. 28 and 29-------3l9S
Evening star., 1946-02-07

Va. and Estelie NJ. sullivan. 20. Rock
An Anna M9sSas smsh sl61artsaaa slssI sSsany y. ind
Santa Joseph Montasno,. 20, and Myrtle
Wilbur A. Ricketts. 10. Dickerson, Nd
and Dorothy =. Fisher. 10. Poolesyilie.
Evening star., 1946-02-07

$50 isn't it lucky Daddy's rennet-cus-
tard dessert was so good for mel It's high
tue you let me start ealing part 81 my
mink as rennet-custards anyhow J. I'm
s>tting too big to drink all of it. And I've
often heard you say how there's some
thing called the 'rennet engine in those
5unket' Brand Rennet Tablets that makes
milk even easier to digest. Sides, not be-
ing cooked means all the vitamins are
saved-you sale. so yourself. So why not
give me rennet-custards like Daddy likes
20 much? Let's start todayp'
Make rennet-custards with either
'Junket'' Brand Rennet Tablets. which
are neither sweetened nor favored, so you
can add sugar and favor to taste; OF
"Junket" Rennet Powder. which comes
in elk popular fiavors. already sweetened.
Both at all grocers. Write ''The 'Junket
Folks" Dept. Alta, Little Falls, N. Y,
for free sample Of "Junket" Rennet
Tablets.
Evening star., 1946-02-07

28S3 Pulon Panty Girdes synthetic elastic Carter
less to without stockings Small sizes only lss
73$ $250 and s. Brasseres of rayon satin and rayon
crepe Included in the group La Cell in rayon
satin; Luxor and Sarazen brassieres. Discontinued
from regular stock. Sizes 80 to -65c 81 and $l5o
l-s1e Foundations, brocade boned Size 81 only
$5S5
Is-S5ss Brief Panty Grdles. all Lastex synthetic No
sarters Large only -------------------------$2sy
Evening star., 1946-02-07
ortsqUear, Some Under7vear, Coryets and NegHgees
$48 tax tres'

2o-Women's S65 and s79.75
Furred Coots-Block Persion
lonb-edoed oollors ond fronts on
Snort toppers, and Grey Tineono
Tomb tWedos on full-Ienoth box
coots of black, blue, green soft suede
wool. Sizes 3 to 38ond 53Iz to 3eR.
Evening star., 1946-12-05

A member of Alcoholics Anony-
nous dropped his anonymity last
night to tell the Crestwood Citizeni
Association of the problems of the
alcoholic and the work OF his organi.
zation.
w. NJ Escavaille, jr. told the group
'the alcoholic is chemically allergic
to alcohol. Because man is heavy
drinker does not mean he is an
alcoholic" he said, adding:
It's the first drink that makes
the alcoholic drunk, but with the
controlled drinker, it's the last few
drinks"
The alcoholic cannot be cured
Mr.. Escavaille declared, but through
the group therapy" of Alcoholics
Anonymous, where he meets others
with his same problem, he can stay
dry. He said he has not taken a
drink for nine years.
Fifty per cent of Alcoholics An
onymous completely recover. Mr.
Escavaille said, and rs per cent stay
dry for varying lengths of time. The
remaining rs per cent are either
Evening star., 1946-12-05
Army Sends Out First
Civilian Group as
Completed Staff

Starting with a Manila bound
flight today, the War Department In
the future will try to send complete
civilian stats to overseas commands
on request instead OF sending en-
ployes singly on a scatch as catch
can. basis.
Eight skilled civilians. including
two from the Washington area
constitute the first of such stats
assembled in Washington. The staff
was complete, except for an un-
avoidable vacancy that occurred in
the top $1,000 year job too late to
be filled at the last moment.
The eight men and women now on
their way to Manila were recruited
for service with AFWESPAC, the
abbreviated term for United States
Army Forces Western Pacific
Theater. Meanwhile, the overseas
Branch Of the War Department. IS
Civilian Personnel Division is look
ing for a competent civilian person.
mel officer to fill the gap in the staff.
Among the eight are Miss Hen
rietta B. Padgett, 900 Nineteenth
Street NV, and Clarence Walton
Koocn 200 East Braddock Street,
Alexandria, Va. Miss Padgett, whose
home State is Florida, was engaged
as employe relations officer of the
group. She had been with the Civil
Service Commission in Washington
since last March. Mr.. Kooch, a
former st-lieutenant with the Air
Transport Command for four years,
is a Marylander. His staff duties
will be as training officer.
Before signing up to go, the
civilians agreed to serve in Manila
for two years. They may not send
for their dependents. The War
Department said that is because of
conditions in Manila and the large
number of dependents on a waiting
list who have priority.
The War Department believes 1t
has hit upon greatly improved
procedure in sending complete staffs
at time for overseas service with
the Army and military occupation
governments, especially in the Pacific
area. The former method of send
ing personnel singly resulted in
evitably in long delays and incon-
yenience.