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Evening star., 1946-10-13
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT-system work. Bookkeeping
sssSice GAY wxPHt wTxsPPGH5ss' x sts Box 1l5-M Star l5
automatic: no cash needed small monthly
sSSSIsSS sSSSSsSSIaSsHS%Sn sosS Installation D. a
sSses sSfes ssMfsriy ME iyfis spd income taxes monthly
AACCOuNTANT--social security. inc. taxes
6TE4AlL EEAL HAULING. 1872 4 st. NV, GO.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property.
white or colored, Washinston or Baltimore
aEbr4fnf G2x 4n 9 9Asa apfa iar re R1ar
Sds p'i {, MD Va cox
Mi sasn address. eas s only Min ss sa f0mgif RsiI
oGS sSSid & RE tax returns
very reasonable Re- asss sseeFis OK cH [seSgsS $685.
LEATHER OFFICE SOFA. in brand-new
condition. For sale to make room for
ether 2tly Re once & equipment Can TR. 4437,
Rm fuLEs soi oIiA5adrasRMAN' A5da AS Florida ave. me-.
GEORGE 4: Evans, assist manager.
United Financial Service Of America, col
iection OF delinauent accounts. 16 ard
i WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
( z gEs sPy s 0hsa Mssnston ao msss sd
RoIleE sie fsishSsi Is ahREsa M GIVEN to creditors
OF the Hampshire Knolls Market. 67O3
New Hampshire ave, Takoma Park, Nd.
owned by Richard e. Ellis. that said busi-
ness Is to be sold to Harry e. Thorn. jr
Any statements OF indebtedness are TO be
submitted prior TO Oct. 81. 1946, to FER
NANDo o. RODRIGUEZ. 220 Dendrike
ATTENTION, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA,
home owners. "A 40 per cent increase in
assessment on homes and a So per hum
dred tax and movement for SO, ,000,-
900 bond issue. lien on your homes.
warns 10000 home owners to organize.
High taxes are ruinous, prevent develop
ment,-, keep out home buyers, depreciate
the sale value OF homes. A home owners
dsss defense sssOciati0n as;D g being orsanisss No
MAGKEY, Rosslyn; Va: secretary, bro
president pro tenn. Alien C. Adams, treas
eciDEk@AffPPiLEs-Fresh sweet cider. hish-
qargsst orchard in nearby Virsina1. Route
J. follow NJ St. NV. Canal road; Route 1913
fChain Bridge rdl through Vienna to
orchard. Phone Vienna 1o8-J-3
NO ONE other than myself has any au-
thority to sell. lease. rent. permit any one
to occupy, or convey any interest or right
in the property at 127 Brookside drive,
Kenwood, Nd. or. In the contents and
furnishings thereof RUSSELL HARDY,
127 Brookside drive, Kenwood. Md.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

6R1TiLIAN, FRENCH. sPANIsH-Cultured
natives wanted to teach; trainins .gn siysMn; "a
fun or part time; best pay. Box 2so.M'
ScsosttYLE. white. to work on bird farm.
psrs TINE for husSsaa ds tini INKS sor BTR6 Msf
FARM. 4so5 EdmonstOn ave. Hyattsy,lle'
Is dSplEf; Va sash vii. .rss rssn, s.e i M Ti.s : p
soe6 snss &c esiIdfsn II ior sah 5snisor ~ aofs
plssss do not. answer. EM. esos or sM,
scSoaTSfLE coTfLE, settled. rood references, hous.
and yafdmen. woman cook and g.hw:
I've g, Srd door. 1924 2Srd st. nv.
cooUifLI. Whit. or eolored, to live in, s-Tm: m
bunsalow. and manage small farm ior
". hsss. For further iniormstion can
pU. $500 or write ". 3. ENGLISH Asorn'
GENERAL OFFICE POSITION for one ia
miiiar With nsures and typing experience;
Ma.M SfspsR6c PicT1REs. TSassH 1908 New jersey ave
MsiDs. HoUsEsaEN. dishwashers and
other types of hotel help wanted at once:
ssss salsTs Apply ta IN on St NV
MAN with farm and sarden exp, should
be able to drive truck and farm tractor;
il capable: can provide living quarters.
e '2s sss ;sss
04dgs wis sve Ia
TYPiSTS. 4-s pm. 60 hrs wk. no Satur-
days. to cut stencils on electric typewrit-
ers for publishing Arm: ideal for students
over 1S yrs Of age, who type As wpm.
good salary; permanent. Phone DI. 290O.I
Ext 264.
WANTED. casualty underwater by large
stock insurance group, for work in Wash
ington once 6-day week, permanent po-
f,ss1h BE 1sosE. Eo1g gt.l. nsaian''' o'Ae Mis
LOvELY furn: apartment and $50. GI
houseworE and have complete charge Of
small guesthouse, husband to DO yard
work: reference REQUIRED. 4@24 1otn
CoL0RED WOMEN OR MAN for evening
work. elevator operator. Call 10. 1901:
Evening star., 1946-10-13
HELP WoMEN,

ADDING MACHINE OPERATORS and IBM
asserting mach. operators. perm. positaohs; :
sanction s:s.ts ss ssai.ss Ras app HAToN M :feS
SSfISas4IoN MI fHsDs ss 1871 81 n.a. s av .eTa
pIo9maRs liSa once. 4ih door. S. KANN soNs
Sssr. BooKKEEPER for accounts re-
manship; 5.day week: salary, sag per
Tssx TssssxSsTSNT HSS SOD shi1oMoKkseeEPER, doubleentry
writer: no shorthand necessary; transport.
tion company in Silver sprins. Phone
AuDiT Al i1SVR CLERK tsales,; excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement: good salary, pleas
ant workins conditions liberal SiscS1n1 %1IISS, Sn
hAs sASY { sfTfEhsai7 SnE YRS. Rs d Or over. Refined.
nsat-appearing white representatives for
calls received from executives. doctors, etc.
% watch Their ssna Sn,,area aaes pass PART.TTME
aoTaHHEERs REGISTRY, sos westory bIas.'
IatR khRER9 nRS ssAiIISSsGikIs, bd.y week. no ex-
psriense necessary. Apply in person, 5os7
sGseaRnh.ricfAN, GeRnh. III experienced; highes. salary
q. and pn sonaa;sasops aUaos aGnlS ssarY 8 sA9oN 2
curist, .comeetent; salary and commission
BEAUTiCIANs. .. experienced; tor salary
and commission. Apply FRANCES DEE;
623 RsnnSylyanis ave. Sc, Pr; Ss22 s22rtn.nt mlat
house in exclusive suburb. to be opened on
HsSs orissros: ak ..ssiisae.d. sv.r
SprinF. Nd. Salon; good salary and COM
mission; Closed @ Mond.y Du; Ssee; xcs,.
4 a4iR iHs sassEEdsszF sTYEsF ia4s e coan 61'
SsisHaGurY siHaGrY OPERATOR. permansn. position;
f'Hss16 bSA1T9 Y oTfERHToR lssreunG. Or 2
day week. HELENEs 5sEd BEAUTY SALON sAIe
aseanrH seaS risn ositERxrdRs. s. ssS soior.d Booth.
issklAiuTx 81 iST oPEkAToR. sspsr., Al sgesnHs; 4:
Ssooh sss ssfa sssAuFa 5na 1s szloa sSoi Conn
seliGIr li EfaS OPERATORS CO.. good s.isry.
PAT PAT 'Ynoudk II II HAfRDR1ssER. a7li 14th st.
e5ss4resss Hg rsess54s s4s fssis gsss NJ s
SsIs North s,a.s, aisbe ,5daa ID Arl, and fs fs40
sIATI 3 snS A sn.ss ropennss
ss stsIh The Hecht CO. win enjoy an excellent
income in addition to numerous % other
employe sdysntsges ples;sss:ns rromnletsis
plaIi, substantial discount on purchases.
plsis the security and prestige OF workins
for q large, progressive store with thou
sands 81 regular; customers. Apply en-
ploynent once, End door. at 7th nv
BEAUTY OPERATOR: SO !. day plus com
mission; good hours. On. 9697, AD. g7sss
nEAUrY OPERATOR: steady or part time;
good salary and commission. AD. gd74
GssAufs ssaAau i1fA AssIoN Al B sEcErTronlsT, s.sss,
saion experience preferred; attractive sal
~ EHIIE, 1921 Conn. ave. -l4
I0OKKEGRE4-FnM charge, sexpertenceo
kespany 09s!npasE9 Scs,, ~ y 49, eGsii Nj
VQLKMAN. NO. 1919.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
HELP MEN.

ADvERTISNG-Account executives to sell
ana and Tor Tsns young agensy Vet
JAMES JAMES nE RI W Pns seEssE
Gvfg9sS HSe St produc.on all may man mSs
ssnsy q % ssp s'9r nd
s5sissssa Es fssRs y egg
AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS-Permane ex-
cellentiy paid positions as layout drafts
dynamicists now open for engineers with
experience In design and development OF
aircraft or AIRCRAFT eauipmentA r. This is not not
aircraft company. company which holds
the hesf Hat'on. SV Write M i'm Immediately % to tech
MARTIN co. Baltimore 8, Nd.
nance. must have previous experience as
foreman. be thoroushly familiar la with CT;
i4Is Ssssa S',;s f5 as' Sai sR
for nssIsstins hsTaldas %S1s
fnSs'l'nsi inss. 'INTERNATfoNAL HERHLD1c IN
sTITUTI0N: lilo st; NV
quired. excellent working conditions In
hour snd and mo odfso phR sss Wasss asP si
ton. THE LoFsTRAND CO., Rockville.
ASSISTANT MANAGER for nationa pea
nut. store, age 25-40. grocery experience
preferred. Apply manager. 721 14th st.
ASSISTANT MANAGER who can shoulder
Permanent position, salary and extra
sssan oess tailor IN any er cs 9S any
son program. viii train right man. Box
ISSTn OFFICE MANAGER, man with gem
erai ofice experience: knowledge Of busi-
ness systems and posting and transfer
1sRssE Rfs sRs.ss sfpRf .ssss,
TGsfs Wasa Ssas 4oaeHT Essf AgRy
uIMG GSFP PsupsRNTENDsNT for lead
day G WE.: attractive salary. BOX 3e$asD.
AUDIroR for night duty. experience on
full time oee MHY
GowsR ffSS Sssrz AzofEI conn ave. at Be Ssss
aUTo GLASS INSTALLER or glass cutter;
s1SaS s4HSDARS Rfsk AuTo X ysfd CLASS S Re 5sa
AtTo Glass MEN fHD !a seS se9a ss1aT s4Fo
Gss aG4S soS4 saSP METaI lET Il
aUfo Il 'i H2sR RGhEke as f3sa asa
car agency. GRADY MOTORS. 1880 Hamp-
dfn sns %sN Md l. Wi tak. 74So Charge q
Aok stockroom; excellent opportunity for right
Rsa PsakE efPesIsaseec MoToR Co. 45oS wis. ave. nv
a2TSr6MSeB1LE 2S 6SSSeSB1LE ROAD SERVICE MAN-Ex;
5s I 'sy Ss sSSs sSSsrts Ras sFanp
hospitalization and insurance; vacations
for rendering emergency road service and
py s9yns Mh iSF MR scaoTTH
6i4 H st. NV, between an. and pm.
tons largest General. Motors dealers de-
sire: sss .sa ssvsss essabe S sop
Supervise ali repairs in shop. Permanent
position, good pay, vacation With pay. AZ AZ
5eDies yoa do ars nos hsse fes she Of
ad. do not reply. BOX 1891, Star; -15
steady Job. Apply 1921 L st. NV. y Ma.
BaKER ssGSi on pies and pastries, also expert,
s snsed rRs aiRsrR RoAp ARpz RssRssn 1884 hs
BAKER, cakes. pies, pastries; no bread.
Mod. retail bakery. uptown NV. sec
3s s2sk sS9 ssS9ooKKEEprs wsns yoanr man to
banking. nc experience necessary IS We viii
train; give age. education and aualinsa-
sf,SSaokKRfffK f,Sas Ell X. sssn in double
service organisation; pleasant working
Advancement: good pay, steady position.
sseR5k ssookkEnfss III sss iufl shssss experienced
slsiRs ylssR1nfh hsiS sSnessh ~ sf. es Mr. voEk
MAN, No. 1919.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

PRESSEK, experienced. silks 1nd W0olenss
steady work. good pay. Apply SHIRLEY
PRINTING PRESSMAN, Miehle yertical Or
KlNge: steady work; excellent workinG
conditions; 6-day week. HERBERT LEVY
Tin fHiNTHfuNG RI 4 sAIkshxN, experienced. fu1i 81
part time; good proposition to right man.
TX. 1076 Monday.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

MR.. GOODSON, 632 Evening Star Bldg
statesmen. excellent opportunity for live
wire statesmen to increase earnings. pref.
erably men now calling on record anc
ines Ei0e 81 children's records and pheno;o ss;;;
fssssso5lspf susPhY. RsEaY sna W 5and st.
saiL1EsMEN-wanted. 8 men to self vaca;
urn cleaners and appliances; to the right
son We see asvs Mr. Dsisss aan ssoi
SALESMAN with car. capable. to sell fast
srns aoos TsIsy ssorss G and
suaili il Mons; Boz 4e.f. star. ,
ary plus. commission. plus, expense allow.
ance and transportation when out Of city
Phone Ma; 1879. Mr.. ]. y sTEpH!ENsoNl al
SALE sSIEsMEN. MI to- To- sell business places and
SEE TssI = =sSssss fSll Or soggs gart time cali Mr.
sALEsMEN to sell aii-aluminum comhina.
tion storm and screen window: excellent
81 nan and re : s'ass = sssH
sxiEsMRM AZi 81 RiS. life insurance; salary and
sHaass sition ofierins S security and opportunity
have hish school educstion. between q nge: \
iiSs aiiss sg6KAses sge1Ks eH CO. 5Asssqek ssqe auTHa e
SALESMEN are made. not born. II you
have q good education, some experiences
ia selling irtaneibies and would enjoy
contracting people. We can demonstrate to
you that our statesmen earn much better
than average incomes. r. A.. D. earned
$3.50 working only evenings. others averag-
ing $S5 to $i00 weekly; commissions are
on the highest scale we have ever paid:
draw against earned commissions. Apply
manager. ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA,
Evening Star building. 11th and Pa. ave.
statesmen calling on restaurants, taverns
to sell stool covers. Big COM. lNTERNA-
|TIoNAL CUSHION, 616 No. Halsted. Chi
sALEslfEN for real estate onice-We need
ambitious men wnq want g A earn SiHoVy isst "
ambition and desire to work. Must be at
least 2l years st ase high school sfadu, !,
SALE6tfEN with car wanted, nationally
known shoe company. direct Saies: mar
scnsl Income. Room 2o6. 10 = Lsxinstor
It,, BALTIC. 2. 1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-24
By HERMAN N. suNDgSEN. MD.

INFECTION Of the bladder or
cystitiS. as it is also called, is a
frequent disorder, especially in
women. In the bladder, the kidney
excretions collect before they are
empticd from the body. 1t is
thought that. in many Instances,
the infection may get into the
bladder from outside the body. 1t
sometimes develops following vari-
u operations. g
Exposure to cold. over-fatigue
or the use of highly seasoned
foods or beverages may help to
bring on the infection. Many cases
follow a cold or sore throat. Some
times, the disorder comes on after
person has been forced TO remain
in bed for a period of days due TO
some illness. In many Instances
the infection is produced by the
colon bacillus which is normally
found in the bowel.
However, both streptococci and
staphylococci are often respon-
sible.
The symptoms Of cystitis are
such that the condition usually can
be quickly recognized when they
are present. The disorder begins
with frequent emptying of the
bladder and pain when the blad-
der is emptied. Often, blood is
found in the urine. This usually
follows a few hours after the on
set of the other symptoms. There
may be some dull pain in the back.
There is slight fever, up to 100 de-
grees, and there may be a dull
headache and a slight feeling Of
sickness. On examination the urine
is found to contain large numbers
Of white blood cells and, often, red
blood cells.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-24
Cystitis-A Common Trouble

In treating cvstitiS it is often
desirable that the patient remain
in bed. depending ON now severe
the infection is. The patient should
take at least about two quarts Of
liquids daily. Stimulating bever-
ares. such as tea. coffee, and alco-
hol. and irritating foods. such as
highly seasoned feeds. should be
avoided. Some mild. paiu-relieving
drug may be employed by the doc
tor to relieve the discomfort.
Heat Application
Heat applied to the lower part
Of the abdomen with an electric
pad on hot water bottle is helpful
in relieving the symptoms. Sitting
in 4 tub Of hot water fer from Is
to 20 minutes, several times a day.
also is of value. Tho sulfonamide
drugs have been found effective in
treating most of these bladder in
fcctious. In addition. baking soda
or some similar substance is given
llItit tAiilt0 At tdN " ne = lIit ullIit
alkaline. Penicillin Is yet has not
been found effective according to
available records. or course, all
this treatment should be carried
out under the directions Of a ply
Sician.
Cystitis usually lasts for from
four to ten days and then with
proper treatment clears up. If it
does not, certain complications
may have developed which will
require correction.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
NJ. V: | am So years of age and
my blood pressure is 10. Is that
low for me?
Answers: Blood pressure Of 10
is not abnormal for a person of
fVour age.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-24
Motor Club Agent Coming
Here TO Arrange Quarters

Commissioner r. Eoddir Ward of
the State 7,lutnr Vehicles Bureau.
advised I. s. Register today that ne
had been assured by Coleman W.
Roberts. president of the Carolina
Motor Club. in Charlotte, that a C.
preventative of that organization
would bc here Monday or oon
thereafter To- look Y quarters Of
fcicd Ton the clubs branch office for
the sale of State automobile license
plates.
Nj. Roystcr and Sescetary John L.
Haziehurst. representing the Hen
dcrson Chamber Of Commerce call
ed ON MIR. Ward in Raleigh Tuesday
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-24


unOn pay
costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-24

needed to grow the big yields of the top quality
tobacco as well.
These all-important .~"extras' contained in
BLENN are the reasons behind the extra-large,
sistently making. BLENN is properly cured
under scientific control and double-mixed to in
sure uniformity throughout. And it's free FLOWING
easy to handle.
There's no better time to place your order than
now. Ask your local Authorized Swift Agent
for BLENN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-24

up the experiment and make ar
rangements for recording lis results
by all modern scientific tc%ChEIauUa.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-24
BLEN II
SWiFT'S PLUS-VALUE
TOBACCO A FOOD

True, even BLENN can't grow such tremendous
tobacco leaves. But BLENN can supply your
soil with the extra crop-maklng elements 1t takes
to produce fine tobacco that yields better and
pays better!
You see, BLENN is specially formulated to
give your tobacco a correctly balanced diet OF
essential plant foods. It is made of top-qualty
ingredients blended in exact proportions to suit
tobacco crop needs.
BlENN provides essential EXTRA elements
A nlus-ualue plant food for tobacco, BLENN
supplies not only the three basic plant foods
nitrogen, phosphorus and ~potash-but correctly
proportioned~ quantities of the extra elements as
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-24
INPA iiHENI II PLANNED
IN NAKSUALI-

Continued from Page One)
TARGET vessels. \ second test,
tentatively set for July l.. Will
be an atomic burst at the
waters surface i'll the area.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-24

). a deep water test in the open
sea is planned later. but technical
difficulties preclude its coming off
this year.
6. Task force one. a fleet of fifty
additional l.. S. Navy ships, with a
complement of 10000 men. will SCI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-24

-r~ Drunkenness 5-.r =
-s5cmcnt was continued L
re.r- of ..lvc dollars auC c
Evening star., 1946-10-08
AIaskans 10 Ballot
On Statehood Today
By the Assoeioted Press

JUNEAU, Alaska, Oct. 8.-Alaska
a crossroads for "top of the world
flights, decides today whether te
seek statehood.
Despite a last-minute furry o1
charges which led to reprinting Of
the statehood ballots because Sena-
tor Norman r. Walker, author o1
the statehood referendum bill
called their wording confusing, the
issue generally was expected te
carry.
Voters also will choose between
incumbent E. L. (Bob) Bartlett
Democrat, and Almer j. Peterson
Republican, for territorial delegate
at Washington, name territorial Of
ficers and legislators and voted or
the blanket primary.
With ships tied up for weeks by
the maritime strike and rail ano
automobile transportation limited
candidates have made intensive USE
of airplanes in their campaigns.
Opponents of statehood have
argued the costs of setting up 8
State government would be too great
for the small population. A terri
tory since 1912, Alaska has never
voted on statehood and even il
passed today, Congress still must
pass an enabling law and a consti-
tuition be written and adopted.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
BY the Associated Press

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Oct. a.
Two passengers among 46 per-
sons aboard a San Francisco-to-
Chicago United Airlines Main
liner were killed early today
when the four -engined ship
crashed on the Fort Warren
military reservation mile and q
half northwest of Cheyenne.
Coroner Wesley Schrader an
|nounced that one of the dead was
William Wang, about IS, of San
Francisco. The other victim was q
woman about SO years old. Efforts
to identity her had not been success
full several hours after the accident
United Airlines oficials announced
that only two or three other pas
Isengers were hospitalized, and their
names and the extent Of their In
|juries was not Immediately known
Other passengers, including two
small infants, escaped injury and
were at the airport awaiting trans
portation in another plane to con-
tinue their trips according to COM
pany officials.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
By the Associoted Press

NUREMBERG, Oct. 8.-The Ger.
man Council of States announced
today in Stuttgart that Franz Won
Papen would be tried for high trea-
son if the Allied Control Council
permitted restoration of Germany's
old treason laws.
The possibility of the former ace
diplomat, acquitted a week ago by
the International Military Tribunal
on war crimes counts, facing trea-
son trial also was conditioned or
his remaining in the American oc-
cupation zone and on whether 9
"high German court has to be Gre
ated with authority to deal with
such cases." said DR.. Reinhold Meier
minister president of Wuerttemberg-
Baden, one of the three states under
United States control.
DR.. Meier said German officials
in the British zone concurred In
the plan. He added, however, thai
the Allied Control Council had abol-
ished the German treason laws
under which Won Papen could be
prosecuted.
Another of the three Germans
acquitted on war crimes counts by
Evening star., 1946-10-08
Bulletins
C.. M. ThoIer Drops Dead

A well-dressed man, identi-
fled as Charles M. Thaler, 49,
of the Washington Hotel
dropped dead at 1885 pm.
today in a hallway at the
Evans Building, 1920 New
York avenue NV. Mr.. Thaler,
formerly a special agent with
the Treasury Departments
Bureau of Internal Revenue,
was said to be a broker and
manufacturers agent. He
was taken to the office of
attorney Wilbur Gray, in the
Evans Building, where he was
pronounced dead.
Shoe Output Pushed
Faced with a cut Of from 40
to so per cent in shoe produc-
tion in the next three months,
Rec0nversion Director Steel
man moved today to step up
imports of leather and hold
exports to a minimum. Tan
ners and contractors will be
allowed to import raw cattle
hide and calfskin without
counting these supplies
against their domestic quotas.
Urge Newsprint Decontrol
Ten newspaper executives
today asked OPA Administra-
tor Paul Porter to remove
price ceilings from newsprint.
Aides Of Mr.. Porter said OPA
promised q decision by the
end Of this week.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
Troop Messes Using
Less Meat in Reich;
Families Get Plenty
One Dish q Day Served;
Cuts of All Kinds on
Sole in Commissuries
By Morton Doyle CompbeII
By Morton Doyle CompbeI
Stor Sioff Correspondent

FRANKFURT, Oct. 8.-Amer-
lean soldiers in Germany have
been placed on a ration of one
serving of fresh meat daily, but
wives and children of the occu-
patton troops still can buy steak
and hamburger by the plateful.
Delay of two ships in Boston has
forced the rationing for soldiers,
Gen. Joseph T. McNarney, chief
of United States occupation forces,
said today. The action is expected
to make the reserve supply for one
month last at least six weeks.
However, the cleaning refrigerated
meat counters of Army groceries all
over Germany twice week display
all the steak a housewife can buy
and at 40 cents a pound. Leg of
lamb and beef roasts are offered
about three times a week at 36 cents
a pound. Every day, hamburger,
stew beef and lamb are in profusion
at 81 cents a pounds.
A survey conducted by this cor
respondent shows a hint of ration
ing in only one type of meat-lamb
chops. The Army wife, far away
from Washington and other meat
hungry cities, gets only six lamb
chops a day, but a grocery clerk com
fided that he pretends not to see
those who come through the lines
for a second purchase. The clerk
said the same "see-no-evil" policy
applied to the women buying more
than their allotted pound of butter
per day.
And the soldier in barracks still
is eating well. He gets an egg
sometimes wo-for breakfast,
canned pork for lunch and fresh
baked ham, lamb chop, roast beef
or veal for dinner, with butter three
times day.
Asked whether he thought the oc-
cupation soldiers and wives should
feel more of the general shortage at
home, Gen. McNarney said he be-
lieved they ought to eat the same
meat ration as the soldiers" at
home,
Evening star., 1946-10-08
AirmaiI Rates Abroad
To Be Reduced Nov. |
BY the Associated Press

Postmaster General Hannegan
announced today that sweeping re-
ductions in airmail rates to foreign
countries-many of them cut by
more than half-will go into effect
November /.
Mr.. Hannegan said the reductions
result from conferences with fer
eign postal officials during his re-
cent round -the-world trip to study
international mail. conditions.
In statement Mr.. Hannegar
said this action will simplify the
foreign airmail rate structure. Fol
example, rates to South America
will be- reduced to 10 cents a hall
ounce; to Europe, Is cents, and to
Africa, Asia and the Far East, 2S
cents.
Rates to South America now
vary between Is and 20 cents hall
ounce. The present maximum rate
to Europe is 80 cents half ounce
Foreign nations are enthusiastic
about plans to reduce air postage
rates." Mr.. Hannegan said.
IT firmly believe that free and
rapid postal communications will
play a major role in developing in
ternational understanding and
peace"