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SUMMER CAMPS.
EXCEPTIONAL CAMP for bo

EXCEPTIONAL CAMP for bows G-l6, The
famous Camp MInnchaha il the Ale
sheny Mountains. West Va. Lie saving.
hiding, music and all camp craft~ and
activities. Swimming instructor selected
from Wa shin2ton. This same, camp was
ChoSere by the RED Cross tor the National
Aquatic School Limited reservations nov,
helng accepted s weeks. $500. Beautiful
catalos. Write S. G. THOMAS, @oo2 st.
A.
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STORES WANTED

STORE. ground floor. for print shop FIR
RESPONSIBLE PARTY desires to rent loca-
tion for business: should be approxima tely
1000 square feet. in NV. or .suburba n
area; willing 20 pay six months rent in
advance. Call Shepherd HOO, or Box
LOOT. Star. s
ARMY MAJOR. returned overseas. desires
store. NV sect, suitable photogra ply.
AID, 240O, MAJ, STONE, IL. word, attend.
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EARNS For REh1

200 ACRES IN MARYLAND. - miles from,
downtown Wa sh:Le'on good roads. excel
lent hGlldInES modern equipped large dairy
barn share or cash reE' NJ PEA Land
nL al- Va Ewa ..-.lla n..--., -
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

NORTHWEST or. central location, mini
Mpm $500 q { Isl floor. cash pnr-
WANTED 5.oUu-l0.00O 50 f. warehouse
Tor lease. willing % share space. Box
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What do you bid now?

WHAT do you bid now?
A-Ihree hears while 1, IS true ths,
IN The way Of excess honor strength, nev-
ertheless tins hand has dIstinct game gong
posslbiltleS # partners values happen .
fl well. This hand u Tich IN PLAYING tr!c..
having more than t'2 winners uhlcn war
rants taxing one morr stop, To put !. IN
another way If partner has the sqUlraler'
OF an ace and king, you should have IN
easy game.
@. 2 As South YOU hold:
AA94 "63 hAQ7 AAJ853
The bidding has proceeded.
North East South West
- Pass - Pass
2 A Pass
What 60 you bid now?
-. A-Three diamonds. Th!s NAY seem
-:tte ir!e2ular 70 some players Du: ccjUai.v
The hand IS TOO gooo Tor mere double -alsf
ara hops for slam should no. be soal-
On rhe other HAND bid Of nrc spade
would 0e unWarrar'ed because nc safety Of
such a contract cannot be guaranteed. b.
bidding ,hr"e diamonds "a ore round force
and following it up with a bid Of four
spades next round YOU Will have done JUS
t!ce TO your bidding.
@. 3. As South you hold:
AK62 uK53 tA97 AKJ62
The bidding has proceeded;
South West North East
- -. Pass "a Pass
What do YOU bid nov?
"A PAS There IS temptatlon 70 re-
od be "9 Surbcd Psae2 Your e? 'n snd d~na soea oe
minimum thaL there can be no rea soEaN3e
question OF samf, Partner MAJ hare
only tour weak spade DI- sE~elr hae
.eas' for clubs uhIch Wouid maze he .s-er
con'faC' Sefer.
G. 4 Partner opens with one spade
and YOU hold,
~62 lOe43 A752 .A53
What is yor response?
.A-Oae 10 -rUmp De PIE he <eC. nat
you have To aG"s mere s 10 ONE re-
epoGse s.,s;lao.e hs@ ne nega..re ore ro
I paT'ntI !e5sGs YOU should axe .t.r. ne-
ec',o- On the o'h"r rand /. parrre-
falls 10 Tcold i Is improbable that yo4 VII
mis- game.
@. 5.-Opponents vulnerable. AS
South vou hold.
As KlO964 <KJ53 aJ63
The bidding has proceeded
West North East South
IA Pass Pass ?
What DO you do?
Two hears Or ne surface It would
appeal hat YOU should be wiling 10 .st
he enemy play the hand at one SPADE
BUt analysis viii show Jha' tha. procedure
s p!oDab.y not sou.d EaS. mas confessed
ina; he .hs, nothing ard YOUR partner ma
s eTsoe s. f& pS5t op6oaen, ems IN fbe-s Sa 70 ro
rIsE .nrol'ed n calling TWO hea-.s Thee
Is 10 reasC" for roU 70 = INK ti.a' ne or
ponents Will suddenly 2I,de into tour
spade n.d When oGe Of them has not hl-s
a2c H." o-her did not opeH 7l.h 'Uo 5,o
tCopvTieht lH4S. nv Char.es H Gorer
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Remove one letter from zach word arc
afran2e 10 spell the word called .o~
Print the letter opposite he Voro fro r
which YOU have removed It II vow have
Lettered Out correctly Its express erall.
tude.
Answer to SATURDAYS Letter Out.
ID BEYOND-EB black wood
CA LOATHE-THOLE 'fulcrum for oarl
II GRIST-RIGS 'horses and busglesl.
e, VALES-SLAV eastern European).
Cd SA1LED-A1SLE ttheater walk.
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MONEY WANTED.

I NEED $1,000 for the purchase of a sound
business will pay g. interest: will stand
a thorough investiga ton. Box l0l z. Star.
s"
end TRUST NOTES, Sc interest on D. c.
property: well seasoned behind amortzing
first trust. Box 46a-Y. Star; 3
COUPLE, with excellent credit rating, de-
sire $1,000 to $4,000, hrst-morteage
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OFFICES WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT

TO : ROOMS, unfinished for law Of
fees by established lawyer, downtown sec
non Box 3l9-Z. Star o.
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NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process; beautiful tread; o
your tire is cut See your tires being re-
capped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO, Wash
lnstons Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1887
service.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MoNaf hn9 9N shGoSD notse hGsWs w
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP, Isl /
N Y ave. NV National 5S33
Ist AND end TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service Consult us before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
HOME LoANS-Low monthly payments
including principal. interest and taxes.
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOC. 6I0 18th st NV DI 1870
ist TRUST LOANS on real estate, low
rates. terms or monthly payments, P J
WALSHE, INC. l1l5 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S
MONEY on lGt or End trusts: prompt
action. reasonable rates: nearby Md. Va
or D. c. property. THE AMERICAN CO.
S01 18th. MA. SO311.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for lst and
md trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP.
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EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN LOCATION fo
combination Vholesale le-Tetall operation
approximately J.GO0 50. It. with :! alleys
near Navfower Hotel rental. S4nu pc
month. WEAVER BROS INC. DI 5000
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SUMhER HOMES.

WaNTED for high diplomatic official de-
slrable country place within 30 or 30 miles
Of Washington for summer season; fur
rlehed- SUlmmIng dCcomm OdatlOns neCeS-
sary. rea Sonable rent assured. Phone r
H NcNEILL Ma. l',6i giving full infor-
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STORES FOR SALE.
MID DT0WN-

MIDTOWN-Desirable ;-story store with
" large aEts., above on good commercial
street: monthly tenants: reasonably priced
Tor Quick sale. R1DDELL REALTY CO
- ( St EN. DI .GmM
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

18th ST. Nw.-vacan:. rear OF 1900 block.
story BRICK bids suitable fo- many
'isages- approx 1,l0n 50 # this property
has eXceiler. 3O-f+ alley facI,itiee will
co. der leas,na. H G SMITHY CO. MA
zoo,
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL LAND. approximately 2i2
acres. | mile flom Iith st. bridge. in Ar
Iington Va Only 10 minutes by truck
TO 14th and F ST.. Paved street ali ln-
provements available: bus > blocks. Con-
yenien; TO labor supply. Suitable for light
manufacturing. laundry bottlIrs plant.
warehouse, etc. An outstand;ns buy;
WASHINGTON Building, DI $500; ewes,
CH
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GARAGES FOR RENT

GARAGE in. vicinity of 18th and SITS
NV, space for 2 automobiles and storage
Call Mrs. Roberts with c. H. H1LLEGEIS1
CO., MA $500 5
GARAGE for rent, 1714 10th st. NV
NO n14Q s
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

w,NTED-FlaTs, apartment buildings,
stores or other type of lnves.men, prop
eity for clients Write Mr. Walter. %
Ism 81. nv. B. F. SAUL co. - -
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AUTO TRUCKS For SALE.

% Ssf spca SfF5 s5,R Rs'5 cs FSR95
ROPER aiwavs paws the bet pr.,es for
,rucks. any MODEL or make. Cal ROPER.
GMc 1912 ,heayy-duly CHASSIS and cab
truck has had good care and IS IN eXcep-
1ionally GOOD condtt on Wttjp opA I,A
cHEvRoEEr CO SILVER sprns. 81 i5360'
INTERNATIONAL, @. NJ c. and Ford trac-
tors; Fruehauf. Black Diamond and High
way tra!lers ty suction at Gulf Service
day. APT. 10 I946, II am. Model K-5
l@4l. International with new motor and
power winch; l"a Ford: IH4o-l {. NJ G.
Tors complete with power brakes and rdE-
ming lights Freuhaut 30-toot and "G-toot
fiat bed: Black Diamond :h-foo' fla bed
ADAN Al wfscHLER 4 son. Aue5ioneera ;l Ss1
ap;; ,. Q
Ia4? Ia,; GRsyro!st ch,.r!t I1.-!on s,45e a,s5a
l94u GMC 81 2-ton. lo-whee!.
lH44 Tractor, Ike no", selling cheap.
500 BlaGerSbGTg rC Il = --i3
INTERNATIONAL D-i5. ln3". With :i-yd
dump body. in top cell!ng cond. a low
ceiling price
a,P,9 FsdeTs 5aav l,qo F,oa 39tn sn.sa WIN ND Ssaa
Autoc2T. l-'r tractoT ,.te, l"3" sleeper
Also neg Hercules JXB JHD WXLC-;:
engine Continental ',E-R engines VIII
fit n)aIT WakrS c! truck We can IEStrl
in II hours SHERIFF MOTOR co "un
Rhode Island aye : Nj 5000 IA
ARMY SURPLUS TRICKS by Central Mo
tor Co authorized GMC truck Gealcr-
neW group Of trucks Just Teceheo
some new.
Panels-la4! SINGLE Chevrolt's
Dump-lAiH Che rOietS. i z-Jon. 14+ .
Federal .iz-ton, speed
stakes-I442 Chevroicts, l'e-ton, la4:
@is-ton GMC
Poe Line truoks-l'a tons, 2 Fords,
Vans-1n42 GMC >. @rs tons.
Tractor and trailer - l942 ChelroIet
Ia ton SIT van SemltTalleT
TraIers-l 2-ton dump. '4-ton teep-
type ammunition carts, S31 90.
Jeep-I943 WHY'S Alrborae, ~595
Van bodies-l 2Xtx7 T., $500 new.
CENTRAL MOTOR co, @I4: Lee hwy
Arlington, Va DAILY and Saturcay, TO 8
SUNDAY 10 TO >, CHI. 1000, OK. o55H
To reach Out through GeorEetoWu.
cross Key Bridge. turn night Al circle
onto Lee hwy tRoute III or 30. oIlye
=, miles
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK AND CHAIR in disnifed Office.
Choice downtown business ST Mail, phone
and secretarial service avail. RE. 1888
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AUTO PAINTING.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

AUTO PAINTING-Complete lob s35 up
work guaranteed. GILBERT. 4l02 Pa
ave ext Sc Ii .5534
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Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACl

Moher& continuous commands ch1Ids
ob7fg 10 direct himself and independent
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Not This

Mo,heI--c,.d YOU brush Eour
teeth? =. Go wash Your hands
Eat your vegetables Wipe Your
mouth. Hang up Your sweater
Come straight home from
school etc.
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SIGHIS N STRANGE INDIA ,s n
7lJie Of E picture leafe. !. contains 10
pictures oy Frank { Pape and se.esa
auNoreC words OF Iey' by Unt.e Rar
To oota.!. copy. Sr-G Sen-adC-esse~
>-anpeG envelope 10 Unl,s Ray n Ca
c. TIE Stcr
Evening star., 1946-04-08

Mother-You can check this list
when YOU brush Your teeth and DO
these other things. Now what else
can YOU suggest so that I won I
have to tell YOU what TO do all the
tlneD
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

FACTORY Built. sizes I2x.O and e0x2O
terms immediate delivery Visit our dis
play Of models l109 Jefferson Davis hwy
Arlington: Va. Open a m to 9 pm. Sum-
day and holidays. or phone IA 2l64
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


ADAM A. WESCHLER & son. Auctioneers
COURT TRUSTEES SALE OF 1889
an order of the Municipal Court Of the
District of Columbia in re Steuart Motor
CO; vs. Met. W. Key; Municipal Court No
4i9-29i tie undersigned Trustee will sell
by pubic auction at Steuart. Motor Com
nany's lot. New York axe. and 9Th st. NV
Tuesday. April Q. 1916. at u O clock nj?
1899 Ford van body truck. motor No ls-
1851 Terms Cash EDWIN J. BER-
DAUS, Trustee. 6'1S Investment Building
James A Wiley. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Investment Building ap3.6.S
FUTURE.
AUCTION SALE OF CABIN CRUISER
Lane Avon" at Charles Boat House
AnacostIa, River near sousa Bridge: Mon
day April 10Th. pm. Length, 39,l #;
beam. IS IT: - gross tons. j net tons:
two GRAY marine gasoline engines built
1888. official No. 23s-6.6 Inspection
April l4th. q to E, and date Of sale Direc-
tlons to sale: East on M st. sc. from
itn about :. Of mile Terms: Cash.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers.
1905 E st. NV. ap3,S,l0.l3
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USED CARS FOR SaLF-

i? HUDSON club coupe, model 81
Al Hudson 4-door sedan, model
s. l"-P. heater o4.
II ChrysIer New Yorker 4-dooT
radio and hea'eI, aUld drryr l.7&4
~ SiuG"bakr!. model l2tu i-dOor,
radio and heater, o. erdrlte 81:
~ Packard CAppCE t',p mOuel P
l-doo@ RADIO and heater LISA
!" Packard i-door sedan, model
go. radio and hca;ct. OPA as
-, IS pLl-t. I"II
~ LIucolu-Z"Dhyr door sedan
mode! -, radio heater and
O(erdTIye : ,
Above cars are within the OPA warrants
price. ALEXANDRIA USED CAR co
4nd kine ST. AleXandria. Va Phone
Al-eA lnMN. Omen uuLII q
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~, c'o.0pt >a?.Ice AID 953. III
COMPARE THESE CARS-A fine selectlor
Of late models viii sell with or withou
irade OPA ceiling prices and some below
Buy from an uld-eStabliShed Buick agenCy
+" Llncol Zephyr {! cpc.. /. and h
with llquamatlc drive SID.
I" studchaker Commander "G' Sc
Jan. heater. 1853
heater l4ut
a. ChrySIcr New Yorker sedan;
radio and heater vacuum drive 50,
~ OldS as tar. seG.. T. and h 80
Al ChrySler g brouQham. radio
and heater fluid drive !a%
- Buick SPECIAL sedan, heater l3Gt
VI Douge Gus ON town sedan with
heater. fluid drive l@5.
IL ChrySler royal brougham, radio
and heater, fluid drive ,33t
~ De Soto custom sedan radio
and heater slmp. transmission ,365
Many others 10 choose IRON HYATIS
VILE, BUICK co WA ann
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GARAGES WANTED.
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR DAYTIME parking only Individual
Sarage or parking space. Walking distance
Of ! 9TH and NV DI 23oG o.
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>.1I1 on Bridge

@ !, AS South YOU hold
AQJ98 KQJ85 hAO2 -
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
I1H Pass ~ Pass
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1874" Chevrolet iz-ton stake
lH4l Chevrolet i2-ton dump.
l94u GMC 12-ton. In-whce!.
l944 Tractor. Ike GeW, selling cheap.
1871 REQ 3-ton dump. easy termS
500 BiaGerSbUFg rG ne II
Evening star., 1946-04-22
Minnesota Newspaper
Wins Aver Award for
typography, Makeup
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-The
Rochester (MinnD Post-Bulletin
today held the F. Wayland Aver
Cup for excellence in newspaper
Typography. makeup and presswork
The Post-Bulletin was named
''the best"-over 1900 English Ian
| guage dailies in the United States
in the 10Th annual exhibition of
newspaper Typography conducted
by N. w. Aver and Son, Inc.
No second or third place winners
were announced in the overall COM
petition, though honorable mention
awards were made in varied circu-
lation and formal groups.
Newspaper Efforts Praised.
H. A. Batten, president of the
Aver company, asserted selection
OF the winner points up the fact
that newspapers in every category,
the small-toWn publication as we'll
as the metropolitan daily. are earn
eStly striving to reach and main
tain high standards of Typography
and makeup"
Awarded honorable mention in
the judging were:
Standard-size papers of more than
10000 circulation - The Louisville
Courier Journal, first; Richmond
Times Dispatch, second; the Chris
tian Science Monitor Boston. third,
and New York Herald Tribune, Los
Angeles Times and Philadelphia
Inquirer, runnersup.
Smaller Papers Honored.
Standard-size papers of from TO-
900 to $4,000 circulation-Durham
IN. c. Morning Herald, first;
Reading (Pa.) Eagle, second; Rut-
land (Vt) Herald, third.
Standard-size papers of less than
10000 circulation-The Owensboro
(KyJ Inquirer, first; the Amigo
(Wis) Daily Journal, second; Santa
Fe New Mexican, third, and the
Rhinelander (Wis) Daily News,
runnerup.
Tabloids, regardless of circula-
tion-The Gazette and Daily, York,
Pa.
Exhibition judges were Lowell
Thomas, radio commentator; Har-
old Van Doren, industrial designer,
and Laurence B. Siegfried, professor
Of graphic arts and head of print
ing, Carnegie Institute of Tech
nology.
Evening star., 1946-04-22
Europe Needs Food
Or Coffins, Briton Says
BY the Assoeiofed Press

BOSTON, April 22-Britain's war
time minister of food. Lord Woolton,
said last night that vastly in
creased quantities" Of. food must be
sent to Europe now cor coffins must
be shipped later"
The man who fed $4,000, 900
Britons told the Unitarian Service
Committee:
ut is not my business as a visitor
in the United States to make any
observations on the handling of
food. But can't help observing
that very large quantities Of human
foodstuffs in America are going to
animals"
Evening star., 1946-04-22
Girl, ;, to Fly Atlantic

LONDON. April % (R.-Three-
year-old Valerie Elliott will board
a commercial airliner tonight for an
unescorted flight across the At
lantic. She will arrive tomorrow
night at La Guardia Field, New
York, where she will be met by her
Mrs. Patricia Loeb, wife
of Sergt. Oliver Loeb of Peoria, Ill.
Evening star., 1946-04-22
VA Union Lodqe to Meet

Veterans Administration Lodge
No. II of the American Federation
of Government Employees will meet
at 8 pm. Wednesday in the cafe
terra room of the Munitions Build
ing, Nineteenth and Constitution
avenue NV. James B. Burns, ma
tional president, will discuss issues
confronting Government employees,
and past presidents will be honored.
Evening star., 1946-04-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
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very frat three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain to your sfaction-your money will be
refunded Don't suffer See your druggst today
snd get NORITO on this guarantees.
Evening star., 1946-04-22
Fluffy Boudoir Rugs
luxuriousIy deep mapped Beouty-tred
rugs in sparkling jewel shades


These are the soft fluffy cotton ho work magic with your
bedroom furnishings size to meet oil your decorating ideos
tor bedside by your vony dressing table, PRACTICAL
too-hese rugs come clean in soop and VOTER
Smyrna times., 1946-07-11
INCREASE IN JAP BEETLES
EXPECTED THIS SEASON

1t is estimated that the 194e
Japanese beetle population in Del.
aware will exceed that of 1945 by
about 25 per cent. Reviewing the
beetle problem in the state, DR.. L.
A. Stearns, extension entomologist
at the University of Delaware says
that the probable increase this
year is the result of weather con-
ditions. DR.. Stearns reports that
the first beetles seen this year in
northern Delaware were in New
ark on June 13, Middletown, June
Is, and Wilmington, June 1S.
Again this year the Entomology
Department of the University of
Delaware has located traps thru
out the state to continue their
study of beetle infestation from
year to year. Beetles are expected
to emerge in greatest numbers in
July. Dust containing spores of
the milky white disease of Japan
ese beetles has been distributed
throughout Delaware in recent
years as one means of reducing
the insect infestation. Diggings
to determine the extent of the dis
sease infection this spring showed
that big percentage of the grubs
have already pupated. Of the
grubs examined about one third
were infected with the disease.
Certain fruits, vegetables, shade
trees, shrubs and ornamentals
must be protected by sprays, if
they are to escape serious injury
during the period of maximum
beetle activity. Shade trees, shrubs
and ornamestals vary greatly in
their attractiveness to this insect,
and consequently, in their protec-
ton requirements. For information
on recommended beetle control
practices write the Extension Ser
vice, Newark, or contact your
Smyrna times., 1946-07-11
FAT SALVAGE
URGED BY PIMA
Prospects For Improved Soap
Supplies Gloomy AS Fat
Stocks Are Low
sdOUSEWIFE IMPORTANT

Housewives hunting for soap
will have a better chance of find
ing it, if they scour their kitchens
for the fat that makes SOAP" Mr..
c. E. Ocheltree, State Director of
the Production and Marketing Ad-
ministration suggested today. Fat
stocks during the war were low,
Mr.. Ocheltree explained, and they
still are. Although almost year
has passed since VI Day, pros
poets for improved supplies are
far from good. Low fat supplies
mean low supplies of soap. Total
domestic output of fats and oils
will probably be somewhat lower
IN 1916 according to Mr.. Ocheltree.
Recent developments point to a
further decline in domestic output
OF fats and oils in 1947," Mr.. Och
eltree said. "As for imports of
fats and oils, including oil-bearing
materials, such imports are likely
TO decrease this year. The house.
-wdfe's best friend in today's soap
situation is the housewife" Mr..
Ocheltree declared. Better than
anyone else she knows her needs
for laundry, dishes, housecleaning
and personal use. Through house,
hold fat salvage, she has an op-
portunity to help increase soap
supplies. An effective job of
household fat salvage can't be
done on a stop-and-go basis" Mr..
Ocheltree warned. Patience and
persistence are required to con-
tinue saving fat day after day. If
a woman salvages fat one day and
fails to the next, she's allowing
quantities of a precious material
to get away from her. Meat deal
ers pay four cents poundforall
fat turned in to them," Mr.. Ochel-
tree pointed out. These dealers
see that the fat is transmitted to
industrial users to produce soap
and other products.
Smyrna times., 1946-07-11
MANY DISEASES
ARE FLY-BORNE
State Board of Health Urges
Everyone to Destroy Fly
Breeding Places Now
APPEAL BEING MADE

Summer weather is bringing out
the flies, and the State Board of
Health is urging everyone to des-
troy now the breeding places of
these winged nuisances and carri-
ers of disease. The fly has been
called the most Objectionable in
sect with which man comes in con-
tact. Now is the time to destroy
breeding places, before the flies
have chance to multiply, for / fly
killed now may prevent many
thousands of flies Matching by late
summer, so rapidly do they in
crease. Scientists state that one
female fly lays 10 dozen aggs at
Smyrna times., 1946-07-11

they change into wiggling mag
gots. The maggots wriggle down
into the manure or other refuse
and there, in about or more days
they change into full grown flies,
ready to repeat the cycle. Remem-
Der, says the Board, that in pre-
venting flies you will be doing
away with a great nuisance, as
well as keeping filth from spread
ing. Flies have rough, hairy legs
and may carry filth from where
they feed in the barnyard or 9TH
er dirty places, to where human
food is displayed for sale in public,
or prepared to eat at home. Clean
Smyrna times., 1946-07-11
FIy-Borne Disease

Diseases that may be carried by
flies include diarrhea and enteritis,
typhoid fever, and dysentary. Last
year 18 babies in Delaware died
from diarrhea and enteritis; in
1914 there were 49 and in 1943
there were 46 who perished from
the same disease. Sanitation
methods have greatly improved
since Is years ago, when 20 to 80
babies died every year in the state
from this cause, but there is still
much room for improvement, the
Board points out. Last year
there were 18 cases of typhoid
fever with one death in the state,
and there have been two cases re-
ported SO far this year, as COM
pared to Is years ago, when there
were so cases of typhoid per year.
Dysentary too, has been greatly
reduced, but last year there were
5 cases and death of dysentary
in Delaware. The State Board of
Health reminds that sanitation
methods must continue to be prac-
ticed if these gains are to be held,
and it must be improved if the dis
eases are to be wiped out.