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Evening star., 1946-03-31

of the University Of Maryland and
Mr.. Hersey is continuing his studies
at George Washington University,
having been recently discharged
from the Marine Corps. The we'd
ding will take place April 81 at
Calvary Baptist Church.
The engagement of Miss Jean
Marie Purcell to Mr.. Thomas A.
Rogers, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Rogers of Washington, has been
announced by the bride-elect's
parents. Mr.. ad Mrs. Hugh Purcell
Of Yeadon, Pa. Miss Purcell at
tended Moore Institute of Art in
Philadelphia and Is a graduate of
Holy Cross Academy. Mr.. Rogers
has been recently discharged from
the Navy, having served in the
Pacific.
An early spring wedding will take
place for Miss Frances Otey Hans
ford and Mr.. Franklin Staples. She
Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wall Hansford and her
f1ance is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charon M. Staples of Morenci, Ariz
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Marcella Ruth
Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Smith, to 1t. Donald
Francis Fitzpatrick, son of Mr.. and
Evening star., 1946-03-31
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As a Household Executive, you
need and want products that get
any phase of your job done faster,
better, cheaper! That's why re-
mind you again to buy SILVER
SHEETS.-those magical" sheets
of paper that make silver cleaning
absurdly simple and easy! When
you notice tarnish or stain as you
wash silver take a SILVER
SHEET and rub still damp pieces
lightly. Rinse off and dry and
that's all That's actually all,-for
your silver will be free of stain,
clean and shiningly Polished The
reason is that SILVER SHEETS
are ,impresnated with super-action
silver polish which does the entire
job for you :. saving time and ef.
fort. SILVER SHEETS cost only
25c for a packet of "a handy to
hang near the kitchen sink. Ask
tomorrow!
Evening star., 1946-03-31
20, 1,i..XCaA.,i.ss!

There's nothing like bottle Of
SCHLITZ to prove the good
neishbor' policy in your own small
world just try it when your
neighbor leans over the hedge one
of these warm Spring evenings, or
drops over for a chat on the front
porch! Popping up with the beer
that made Milwaukee famous will
mean that you're a think.
ing housewife-one who never lets
a day 90 by without putting several
bottles of SCHLITZ ION ice" ready
for any occasion! Not at all diff.
cult if you make a point of ordering
a weeks supply at time from your
Food Market. There's a delicacy
and a "fineness" about SCHLITZ
BEER that friends, neiehbors and
distinguished guests recognize in.
stantly -. sparkle and clarity
and an absence of harsh bitterness
that make it a favorite wherever
friendly folks" Get together. That's
because SCHLITZ is made with
just the kiss Of the hops! SCHLITZ
Beer is brewed by Jos. Schlitz
Brewing Co., Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
A1is4,. to k.R,e4d eE

Certainly it's admirable to be the
"motherly" type with a generous
6sure,-but that doesn't mean you
should just let it 60" with unat.
tractive bulses both rear" and
front" BE "motherly," but have
a figure to make you and your fam.
lily proud by getting yourself
p. N. PRACTICAL FRONT
CORSET the first time you 20 shop
ping. It's truly amazing what these
corsets, especially designed for ma.
ture figures, can do. There's an
inner vest" that's become famous
for supporting "sassins" tummies
in ease and comfort, and bulges are
so cleverly brought into line by a
PRATICAL FRONT that you'll
look smarter, younger and pounds
thinner. Your corset shop has them
in new spring fabrics and styles
RIGHT NOW, so try one on to.
morrow,-or write to Nancy Sasser,
27l Madison Ave-, New York 16.
N. Y, for the name of q store
where you can buy one!
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Io4ns Me,~a<Hi.....

It's much too soon to think of sum.
mer's roses yet that's exactly
what / think of as / recommend
this face cream for young and nor
NAL skins! YARDLEY English
Complexion" Cream has a fragrant
richness, softness and a luxury"
feel about it that somehow makes
you feel you've dipped into a mid.
summer garden But the feature I
want to stress is the way it cleanses,
-sently removing all dirt and
Crime and leaving your skin with Q
natural rose blush loveliness!
There's good reason why this ideal
cleansing cream is called English
Complexion" Cream,-for, as you
know, English women are famous
for the beauty and fairness Of their
complexions. Just try YARDLEY
English Complexion" Cream once
a day see if your complexion
isn't helped to a more natural and
finer texture! Cost is only 81 and
81 at better stores everywhere!
Evening star., 1946-03-31

The engagement of their daughter,
Miss Margaret Ellen Schof1eld, to
1t. Comdr. Charles Joseph Savarese,
jr., U. S. N. r.. has been announced
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry N. Scho-
field. Comdr. Savarese is the son OF
Mrs. L. F. Morse Of Amsterdam,
N. Y, and Mr.. Charles j. Savarese
of Charlotte, N. G. After her grad
uation from Trinity College, Miss
Schofleld entered the WAVES, and
she now holds the rank OF lieuten-
ant commander In the Bureau Of
Ordnance. Mr.. Savarese received
his B. A. degree from the University
Of North Carolina and during the
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Return From South

Mrs. Joel Kaufman and her two
young sons have returned from Hol-
lywood, Fla, where they spent the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harris of
Pittsburgh, parents of Mrs. Kauf-
mann, now are making their home
at Dorchester House.
Mrs. Albert Sigmund has returned
from her former home in Charlotte, ),
N. c., where she visited her mother,
Mrs. Carrie Schiff.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Buy O.m "SmaMv araR. Sma,t!

Naturally unless knew better you'd select the biggest LEMONS
the stand They're LOOK they'd
FRESH LEMON JUICE needs Of the family
off, time help select wisely LEMON supply
you the MOST for Their skins hnnertheeoe they'll
yield generously for the % avore eenins
up vegetables and for making salads tempting instead And
remember LEMONS provide family with Vitamn and that's
Important Instead Of ask for bagful Smaller"
SUNKIST for quality LEMONS
Pound for pound you'll your moneys
Havors
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Gt0ow,, on Hons.wo,k!

Need help in cutting down on
household chores now that the
weather's so fine and you'd like
time of" to spend in the garden
or on the golf course? Then snap
up THIS cue in a hurry - let
SANI.FLUSH take over all the
work of toilet sanitation in your
home! 1t can complete your most
tiresome, disagreeable household
chore! And remember that If you
live in a soft-water community
where there are no "tell-tale"
stains-there's still recurring and
invisible film where toilet germs
and a cause of toilet odors lie.
SANI-FLUSH removes this film
CHEMICALLY disinfects AS
it cleans, and leaving toilet bowls
clean and sparkling. A CLEAN
toilet bowl has no odor "a point
Of importance to a housekeeper
with a conscience! SANI.FLUSH
is sold everywhere in two handy
sizes use it twice q week.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
C,.atS~ekin,Na.4,.!

Lovelier fabrics and smart new
styles combine to make this Spring
of '46 excitinsly welcome! And
don't forget that to well-sroomed,
discriminating woman, VICEROY
Cigarette is just as "up-to.the
minute" as her Easter chapeau!
They have that exclusive filter tip
that protects Milady's mouth and
lips from tobacco fakes and dark
particles that escape from ordinary
cigarettes. The filter tip checks
resins, tars and other throat ir-
ritants, too so that the choice
blend of Turkish and domestic to.
baccos comes clean" for greater
pleasure. That's why advise
VICEROY Cigarettes if you'd like
to find unusual enjoyment in smok.
ing :. WITHOUT the usual "an.
noyances" of cigarette untidiness.
You'll find VICEROYS as freshly
mild as soon-expected April sun.
shine! Why not ask your To.
bacconist?
Evening star., 1946-03-31

liquid motEproof makes woolen
fabrics safe from moths for months
and months :. yet you can 20
right on using your woolens! It's
odorless, non.inAammable and lasts
even through dry cleaning. It's the
best way l know te protect rugs,
carpets, upholstery and clothes -.
since no wrapping or storing is re.
quired. Why not ask your Hard.
ware, Variety, Drug or Department
Store for HEX this week?
Evening star., 1946-03-31

Here's anne snack feast that's perfect for luncheon
inspiration for that night something eat! But
let give fair warning you omit BEST FOODS Mustard.
with that double mustard AND horsersdh
this snack feast will become another routine sandwich!
mustard with the spike it your Grocers makes dish
triumph by its Twoin-One flavor!
Il b. cheeses
s
Split buns Spread with Nsee. With
and ssten
sndB Pickles Yield: servings ~ ''' H'' WIN 'a
Evening star., 1946-03-31
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. C. BIS
Al

Martins and Gaithersburg Schools.
and graduated from the Visitation
Academy in Frederick, is working
at the Health Center in Rockville.
Her father Is a prominent county
physician and deputy medical ex-
aminer OF Montgomery County. Mr..
Cissel graduated from Richard
Montgomery School and attended st.
Johns Academy until he was drafted.
He has recently returned from 2h
years service overseas.
Evening star., 1946-03-31


Of sweet sounds! That's why
owners of canaries are careful
about keeping their pets in buoyant
health for happy singing reason
they insist upon FRENCH'S Bird
Seed and Bisc1it-the admirably
balanced diet containing the Tested
Tweiue ingredients. And by the
way, I'd like to send you a copy of
"YOur Canary, Its Care and
Treatment" "A 72.paee book
that's beautifully illustrated in
color, with numerous photographs.
It's an authoritative practical guide
to easy canary care. It's INVAL-
UABLE to anyone so fortunate as
to own a canary! Write for your
free copy to Nancy Sasser, 27l
Madison Ave-, New York Is, N. Y.
"a GIFT from FRENCH'S Bird
Seed and Biscuit.
Evening star., 1946-03-31

Engaged to be married are Miss
Betty L. Nielsen and Mr.. william
T. Barnes. Miss Nielsen attended
school in Nebraska, and she is now
with the Department of Agriculture
and also attends American Univers-
ity. Mr.. Barnes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Lee Barnes OF Washington,
attended George Washington and
Southeastern Universities. During
the war he served overseas as an
Evening star., 1946-03-31
M.~ Liquid moAv,oeE

Again let me tell
you about that
wonderful new way
to give your prec-
ious woolens abso-
lutte prote c tion
against moth.dam-
age! Simply spray
them one time with
HEX and that's
ALL! T hi S new
Evening star., 1946-03-31

The oft quoted
phrase, Music hath
charms" is best un.
derstood by all who
own a canary by
all W h ose hearts
thrill daily to a tiny
Evening star., 1946-03-31

How'd like hear about luxurious makeup base
that's be smoothed the HY
Give skin sheer vevety look that will STAY that
ALL DAY? Then take advice and yourself HOUBI. ~
CANTS "Translucid" CREAMTONE the first opportunity!
You're quite that makeup bases give the
Of mask" for CREAMTONE definitely
drying This tinted makeup and delicate
sossamer quickly fy and and lasts
ural loveness It's excellent skin bemishe
oo HOUBlCANTS "Tranucd" CREAM.TONE come shades
expely blended Jar
at better Drug and Department Stores.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Try GPaA i you Have J,o4Lk with your 5..A

"Fooore and illat-ease" is certainly putting mildly when
have painful caouses, burning tender the
bottom of feetfor you'll walk badly and find it ~
hard sit and talk comfortably feet hurt So this
your roube-set yourself pair of DR.. SCHOLL'S
LuPADS Immediately! You'll feel like new person.
soon put them on-or LuPADS specially de.
signed by Dr. Scholl the famous foot authority the
pain and burning sensations the BALL of the foot! They
loop the foepa Of each foot and nestle soft cushions
Meatarsa Arches. LuPADS light feather and invisible
only 81 pair DRUG Dept and Shoe Stores Or DR. SCH
2l3 W. Schiller St., Chicaso Ill., giving width and size Of shoe!
Evening star., 1946-03-31

Count Baby in when you
va plan an all.day picnic or
& jaunt in the car - for
4 y PLASTI CLEER Baby
~ Pants solve all problems
w of how to keep him com.
lAs Portable, "dry" and serene!
In pair Of PLASTI.
CLEER'S he'll be a cherub on a
holiday! No cha6ns's possible =. &.
no soaking throush"-for they're
guaranteed waterproof, heatproof,
Observation-Disclosures and odorless
and genuine elastic at weist and
leg bands gives them plenty Of
stretch! They're made Of PLASTI.
CLEER, a new development in the
field of plastics,-and special heat.
sealed process does away with
stitching at the sides and any fear
of tearing on the seams. They wash
like q hanky, are as light as elder.
down, - yet durable! Goodyear
Rubber Sundries, Inc, New Haven,
Conn, make them and they come
in white or flesh, opaque or trans.
parent at q very reasonable price.
Ask for them at Loenthal's or Irv.
Ing T. Heenery.
Evening star., 1946-03-31

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Royal n.
Carlock of Cabin John, Md, and
Mr.. Broomhall is the son Of Mrs.
John Howard Broomhall OF Cabin
John and the late Mr.. Broomhall.
Evening star., 1946-03-31

WVO. W UIxz11.
The daughter of Mrs. John
P. Hdlsted and the late Mr..
Halsted is the former Miss
Helen Arnold Halsted. She is
the recent bride of Mr.. Curtis
Rudolph Wright, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Wright OF
Zebulon, N. C..
Underwood Photo.
Evening star., 1946-03-31

war he served two years In the
South Pacific. The wedding will
take place in the early spring.
Evening star., 1946-03-31

Mrs. Charles Fitzpatrick Of WASH
ington. Miss Smith served as a
WAVE for nearly two years at Corpus
Christi, Tex, and has recently re-
ceived her discharge. 1t. Fitzpat-
rick, a graduate of st. Johns Col
lege, is now in the United States
Marine Corps Reserve. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Mr.. Adolph Berger announces the
engagement of his sister, Miss Mar
garet Berger, to Mr.. Dennis Turner
Hannah, son of Mr.. and Mrs. p. F..
Hannah of Washington. The we'd
ding will take place some time this
summer.
Following her graduation from the
University of Maryland early in
June, Miss Charlotte Roberta Car
lock will wed Mr.. Howard Daniel
Broomhall. Miss Carlock is the
Evening star., 1946-03-31
BUY-LINES BY Nancy Saorr
Weekly Sponsored Advertising Column Of Interesting Things

NEW YORK. N r. March 31st-Now Springs
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member they'll still be called gracefully look oveya
dinner table and be xqutely soft white mann So
watch your hand and make SURE have jar of PAC
QUINS upstairs, downstairs and Madys chamber"
within reach after and
Evening star., 1946-03-31

If you'd like change that dry, drab and
plexion for soft and radiant by Easter-then write
this down your memo of things do each day . . use
COURIELLfS Active Ozone Cream on face and throat,
The results will you! The weary look of your
skin will soften after the first days usefor this cream
brings both oil AND moisture aid PLUS another in.
dredient dry skins resnond
Evening star., 1946-03-31

Since fashion designers have given Spring styles we
must live up to- in sleek hgures hardos and compilations
then let's be as feminine can! Remember, espe.
cialy that 6surereveane lines call for greater discreet
ness those certain days" let TAMPAX be the
answer It's the internal sanitary protection method that's
been invented by doctor that be respon
sibe for "telltae buses and unnatural bukness Made
Evening star., 1946-03-31

sy hands look old and that them
Cream one of the friends handbeaug find
ped look that from hard work. This helps
Get
spurpIend eiari
Evening star., 1946-03-31

TAMPAX chae either
action Try and how free from all
and worry! Ask for TAMPAX Notions Drug Counters you'll
discover the real meaning modern, protection It's called
TAMPAX.freedom!
Evening star., 1946-03-31

which released the the smoothed You'll
lighted with the newly fresh and dewy sofness complexion
end Of the first week be than
Cost of Gouls ACTIVE OZONE CREAM (plus
tax Woodward & Lothrops.
Evening star., 1946-03-31

May 4 has been selected as her
wedding date by Miss Mary Eliza
beth Broschart, whose parents, DR..
and Mrs. Frank j. Broschart Of
Gaithersburg, announce her en-
gagement to Mr.. Eugene Wilbur
Cissel, son of Mrs. Eugene Cissel of
Rockville and the late Mr.. Cissel.
Miss Broschart, who attended st.
Evening star., 1946-03-31

Infantry ofncer, and he Is now en-
ployed by the United States courts.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
aWASAINGTONA
y YsNApsnoIls!';iiii1s Ils!';iii1s
By James Preston

Despite passage of the Case bill
the odds still are against effective
Labor legislation at this session of
Congress.
Postmaster General Hanncsau
ANA others influential with the
President early urged him to veto
the measure. with Congress be
llcVed unlikely to pass the bin oye,
Il veto.
Despite Senate passage in an
elhaSculated form of the Presi-
dents proposals for emergency
strike legislation. there is still a
bare possibility that the bill will die
i'll conference.
Can Happen Again
Thus, despite the steel. coal and
railroad strikes. all of which
threatened to paralyze the country,
nothing may be done to change the
existing situation. Even if the
emergency legislation is adupted
EOthlnS fundamental would have
been done and organized labor still
would have the power that has led
10 Crisis after crisis during the re-
conversion period.
Al some time III the future, some
labor leader is almost certain to
use that power again to bring the
nation To its knees.
The Administration dilemma is
plain. II wants the labor vote. In
TACT, II is depending ON that vote to
rc-tlect Mr. Truman in 1913.
While the Administration has
asked authority for a Une-ytar con
tmuatiOn of the Second War Pow =
"rS Act, under which ratiOning. al
location and priority powers are
exercised, this is likely to be cut to
Elne months by Congress. thus end
ms them March 81 1917.
Civilian Production Administra-
tor John ID. Small has promised 4
removal of controls as soon as
possible. and has been RESISTING de
mands fer reinstitution Of some
which have been dropped.
Strikes Blamed
1T has been and continues 10 be
'llt pOllCE oI IA To remove con
trolls as rapidly as possible" Mr.
Small reports, 'and to let industry
move ahead under the American
system of free enterprise.
But the recent serious strikes
have postponed the day when many
controls can be removed.
We can be sure Of an intensified
crisis for months to come in all
fields of production.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
Delaware S Farm
+ rOnt

The months Of June and July are
the time to yaccinate puiIets Tor
fowl pOX, Rather than take the risk
0l Il heavy loss from This disease
every pOultrYnlun should Naccinatc
hlS birds. This should bc done when
The pullets are from six To II week :
ct age. NaCcinutcd at This time. the
iloCk receives Il lifetime protection
The most satisfactory method uI
applying pOX vaccine is the stick
method. Use Il sewing machine
needle pushed through cork After
dipping the point of the needle III
the vial containing the vaccine
stick the needle through the web OF
the birds wing.
Fowl pOX vaccine may be obtain
cd from commercial biological la
hOratorieS. Many Delaware hatch
cries and feed stores are local dis
tributors ana have supplies on
hand
For NOR" complete information
ON fowl p0X control. poultlymen
h1ay secure Delaware Extension
circular No 4S, titled. Fowl PoX
\aCcination." copies of this circu-
lar are available from county agri-
cultural agents or from the EXten-
sion Service. Newark.
{. +. Phillips, extension agrOnO-
mist. has begun checking the yields
Ol the five acre entries III the Bar
ley yield contest sponsored by the
Delaware crop Improvement AsSO-
CiatiOn
Fields of all contestants will be
checked and yields will be deter
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21

mined according to uniform
eampline procedure by the Exten-
sion a2rOnomist or under his
supervision.
Winners in the contest will be
announced in midsummer. The
championship trophy and premi-
uns. however, will not be awarded
until the annual meeting of the
Association i'll January, l947.
Delaware peach growers are ad-
NSed tC pick up and destroy all
Wormy peach drops to control cur
culio. This is in addition to the
spray practices recommended in
the Delaware Spray Notes issued
10 fruit growers In orchards this
season the curCuliO have been aC-
awe over long period and. in most
blocks, the drops are heavily infest-
cd with the SlubS.
Every farmer should have a gar
den a practical plan is to use -
or d rows i'll the row Crop fitlu
nearest the house for Vegetables
"Ill'H HllSHt be earlier or later
than the main commercial crop.
Such as area can be cultivated and
cared for with little extra trouble
ana Will pay real dividends in sat
lsiaction and in Il fresh. nuuriShiuu
variety of food for the table.
a ldlm garden is good farm and
home management. 1t is a conser-
Natlon program. The more food
produced At home in garden. the
less will have to be bought. rtlcas-
lhS more processed and canned
food that may be used for famine
relief.
With the harvest of peas. aHrara-
GUS. and straw berries finished
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
Advertisement for Bids

SEALED PROPOSALS viii hr re
c"lNrd 10y the President of th. Levy
Court of New Castle County, Room
l5", Public Building. Wilmington. Del
aware. until II 90 y. NJ Daylight Say
lne Time ON July IL. 1916. and at that
time and place publicly opened for
contracts involving the following an
proNlniatr quantities.
CONTRACT SD-1
Lancaster Village
New Castle County
1915 Cubic Yards Excavation
l33U Tons Watrrhound Macadam
Base
32j Tons Bituminous Concrete
Surface
80 Linear Feet ~" r. G. Pipe
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Linear Feet IS" k. G. Pipe
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Catch Basins
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2l30 Square Yards TopSoil
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New Castle County
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500 Pounds Castinps
llOo Square Yards Topyoll
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1863 Tons Waterhollnd Narod,
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''1iiH ana contract agreement
I'IIollnahcr of contract sh,u oo,.,
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rHtiof OF the contract ana ~. n,>',
pltltu as Specified "lll
'"oii'ilE payments will he m.do g..
.Hi''E '?0l per cent of th. con-, ~, i''
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bidders must submit nrono,.l
lorihS provided by the Conmt~ upoi'
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oi he PROPOSAL ''i amount
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LEY COURT OF NFW
Rv. 1o CASTLE COUNTY,
county Engineer %,
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
Advertisement For Bids

Sealed proposals Will he received hy
th'' stat" l.;hWHy Department at its
Offices. Dover Delaware until 200 l..
NJ, T.. =. r, JulY lu. 1916, and at
that time and pIir" publicly opened
for Il contract involving TIM. followiur
appruNlmat" quantities.:
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
Administrative S Sale
Of
Household Goods

The following Household Goods ot
lh" late Harry G. Southland will ht. OF
tered u Public Auction al ms late
hon" in Lincoln. Delaware. on
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21

SEALED PROPOSALS viii hr re
c"lN"d 10y the President of thu Levy
Court of New Castle County, Room
l3%. Public Building. Wilmington. Del.
aWarr. until II 90 y. NJ. Daylight Say
ltis Time ON July lG. 1916. and at that
tltnr and plac" publicly opened tor
contracts involving the following ap-
pIONlmatc quantities.