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Evening star., 1946-04-22

FLAGSTONE WALKS and terraces, fire.
Rafss Ra 1e'f h P2Ras Phohe
IANDsCAPING SERVICES - Seeding, fer
sfoand szaea saFu0i sradaE
complete landscaping services. Call EN-.
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor
Grounds, large and small parks, ceme-
teries; residence grounds a specially; seed
ings. fertilizing:. spraying. trees trimmed
YoNs l9e ANp Queens
Chapel and Ager rds.-Poultry. groceries.
eoo rees d your
ing birch, weeping willow Towering plants,
fruit trees. dogwood and boxwood; every
sheep oMs5
ANIMALS, petunias, verbenas, scarlet sage.
portulaca, marigolds, zinnias, poppies. lark
and varieties of perennials Live turkeys
sgndays 81 peliysry service. Telephone WA,
STRAWBERRY II; PLANTS. 7 best varieties;
also perennials., and creeping rhlox. JOHN
BURD0FTs colesville, Md. Cali Ashton
CHICARELL, & ASSOCIATES will book a
limited number of landscape orders for the
designing BY experienced landscape archi-
experienced landscape architect. Rock
Beauty. Paul Scarlet, Silver Moon. and
American Pillar. 81 each, Pat. eyerbloom-
ing Blaze, Countess Vantal Pinocchio, Rose
each. Phone orders delivered of So or
vile; Md. Phone WA 1887 closed on
Sundays. -23
Tors9 14e 9sxe7 ngn I5 diz well rg5tsd M ana
TOP SOIL. rich clean loan. SIS per
Gu. yd. load: delivered in dump truck.
MANURE. well rotted, $3.50 per Is bu..
$3.50 per 10 bu., delivered. WA. 1929.
Sl4 Call TIE 2937, night or day. -27
FOR SALE-Well-rotted manure. ground
and sieved, delivered in washington and
vic vicinity III in 3-bae orders at S1,25 a bag,
GOOD TIMOTHY in 3-ton loads delivered
Ashton 5241. 80
BIRD BATHS in concrete, sundials. flower
s5TGulsF Mass on svs request 9
CONCRETE BIRD BATHS, flower boxes
sH SEosSE gSSz cANF: s7sS BlsdsnsOaEs MsS 3D.
ToPsoIL FOR sALE-you haul and we
hsS Roks ca aNS Say yHaSsoNE aS ss R Rre 1905 yos a
garden. gar % fonndationP S Whoesale % and tHsH re-.
tail Call us for fine rock. EN-. 1854.
BoXwOoD. must be moved; approximately
300 English boxwood and other shrubs;
Es ANbsGAPiNe 5seIis Sci sFRvicI wee seeding. fertiliz
w B. PRAITHER n co. EX O39q S4s
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BoARDING-A-1 facilities for dogs and
cats, week end or longer. Clean, sanitary
hssted kennels Xstsrina5y sppssy,sqn. sSf
421b Connecticut ave. WO. O224.
JUST COMPLETED, a country home for
your dogs Boarding and grooming all
Eyes: and holidays, Falls Church 1855
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, cropped. RALPH
D; LINDSEY. Colesville, Md. 81. O39s.
245-W. -21
DOGS BOARDED-Newly const. kennels
outdoor screened runWays, special rates for
perm: boarders: Axe reg. cookers for sale
kR1SS KROSS KENNELS. Lee hwy, Rt
y l. near Centerville, Fairfax 11-J2. IA
COCKERS-Two handsome males, 4 mos,
distemp. and rabies inoc., Axe reg
KRISS KROSS KENNELS, Fairfax l1-J-2
CANARIES, singers, mated prs and fe-
males; cages old and new. 1850 Irving st.
PEKINEsE female puppies for sale at
SO each: well bred. ready for Easter.
SCOTTIE AT STUD. black brindle. Axe
reg "clansman IaY1anon Finest blood blood lin lines.
Falls Church. Va. AK. 1888. g
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ROOMS fURklsHED-Northwes..

646 IRVING ST. N.W.-Large double room
for gentlemen or employed couple. kitch-
en- en- pr1yleges; srsg SHo month; no other ROOM
fis TRANsiESrs aflS1 q Only. 1870 Rhode Island
ave. NV. at Conn. ave.-Large rms. in
a1sIp-spring 1epping mattresses: 81 up. Phone RE.
I15o MASS. .AvE.-Newly renovated
large, airy. double room double bed Vene-
mem S25 mo. each. Also young man to
share large room with another man,
girl. large room. S24.5o. Maid service.
asa3 2sth ST. N.w.-Large end floor front
Toom ,ea Snt S9,tahls fer sTo' S5H mo 2
$50. AID. 500.
.2O9 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV. - At
trsctively furnished rooms transients only:
Gi6SEs Fl Psf aaS SARa nas up s5 S9 eh a9sa & nwv
ing rm., sleeping porch and dressing rm
suitable for 2 or 4 congenial girls, SlO0
per month. Woodley 1919. -23
663d raa EASTERN TERN! AVE. Takoma Park: P c;
couple: kitchen privileges SI4 week, -25
1921 18th ST. N.W.-Double room, for 3
Young ladies: SO each; kitchen, living
1896 wooDLEY PL. N.w.-Newly fur
nished twin bedrm., restricted clientele
for fosi 2 girls mr.. Conn. bus; $3.50 ea. AD
1882 RITTENHoUsE ST. N.w.-Larse
Single $500 double, So -52
DOWNTOWN, 11l5 sth St NV, Apt 20
md hr:, large front. neat, next to bath:
sis 10 insis ST. 10 S%Mlarse dSu0lf front room
double or triple. Government girls. Kitch-
en- and laundry privileges; $40 and SO
1901 WYOMING AVE. NW-Attractive
double or triple room for refined young
women; $50 each double: 500 triple Cali
1722 N ST. N.W.-Double room refined
home downtown; gentlemen only; 500
monthly
600 TEWKESBURY PL. NV, Brightwood
bMewy nome furnished studio room in Spanish
entrance; S35 each. TIA. 3l7s -23
THE WILSON HOUSE, l775 st. NV
excellent rooms: vacancy for man, S21 so
share Share dble. with bath for lady. $50. MI
5O19 3rd ST N.W.-Large. attractively
furnished room with twin beds. in private
home; Z gentlemen preferred; $40 monthly.
GE. S0S2. -22
CoLoRED-IO36 PARK RD.: several COM
nersaDs rorta6le rooms IN for single and married
PARK ROAD KoUsiNG CO. CO. A ''o0'
COLORED-2384 CHAMPLAIN ST. NV
Girl to share room and apt. with other
6040. 81
CHI. CHI, Conn. ave. bus-conv.: ladies;
front rm,; twin beds: gentle family. EN-;
1871 IRVING ST. N.W.-Lhk. basement
room. sink. Frigidaire. adjoining bath:
one pase man; snip s35 3 mo mo- reference; ut.
s couple s5 weef sss for rosm sht
1915 Arkansas AVE-. near 14th and
Buchanan-Large 2nd-foor front; Chris
tsd,,, tan family; ehswW; gentleman only, Sc
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

ONE BAY GELD1NG, 8 years old. saddle
horse. GIL. 6410 2o*
i GOOD FARM WORK HORSES, raised on
my farm. W K. CARLYN, Boyds, Md
Poolesville 2063. -22
MY REGISTERED Palomino stallion is now
standing to few mares. HILLTOP FARM,
SP. 0S27 Mr.. Hicks 80
HAVE JUST RECEIVED a new load of
well broken riding horses. all colors and
types including walking horses, driving
and combination horses, | Palomino geld
ing: ] good mule: new and used English
and Western saddles and brides. HILL
SP. 0S27. -22
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IN M9DERN APT. HOUSE. 8 rms. din
tor mlddle-aged couple: permanent: close
in Va: 500 mo. Box 44-C, Star 23'
GIRL, gentle. $3.50. to share 2 bedrooms.
Kitchen: semiprivate bath: furnish own
linen; $50 month. 80 You st. NV. Cali
between be and pm. NO. ,7O5s. -23
WANTED, girl, congenial, between ages of
- and %, share furnished apt with an
other girl; rent, $32 so Phone Glebe
24s5. conyenient to Navy Annex and
TWO GIRLS. 2o-e5, to share e-bedroom
apartment near Colonial Village, Airing
kEE1SED GENTLE GIRL to share ~ apt.
with another girl. bedrm, living rm.,
transp. $50. 427 11th st. ne. AT. 0S94
NICELY FURN.. mod. apt. Takoma PARK,
Md. Liv. rm. dinette kit. tiled bath, >
bed bedrms; sarages, janptor serv, oil heat
Rel; lease; GE; 1888 or Box 3s6-B, Star.
apt. in NV section for 4 mos with en-
ployed, gentle couple; unlimited phone
and all utilities included: $40 mo. Box
Ilas GiRARD ST NV rms, kit,
pvt. bath; accommodate , or 3 refined,
employed adults. $50 for .. Call after
$50 pm. ~
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ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG LADY desires single room, con-
yenient L5 bus. vicinity 2000-5O0O blocks
Conn, ave. Call CHI. 800. Ext 315.
YOUNG MAN. doing research work in
Wash, needs lodging for two weeks beg
Mon. Apr % Box 429-A, Star. 30
NV. pref: woman psychologist. Navy.
Box 29l-A. Star. 22a
GENTLEMAN desires clean. comfortable
room, near Congressional Library. Me
o900. Ext. 40l 22s
ARTISTS STUDIO for part time. subrent-
ing: in afternoon. Box &C, Star
REFINED ENGLISH GIRL (25l desires
furn. studio-type room with nice family:
laundry telephone and small Kitchen pri-
vacy REQUIRED; Conn. ave, 18th st. district
preferred. no. 21O4, Ext GA ~
BUSINESSWOMAN will prepare eve meal
IN exchange for rm and board, vicinity
WEfERAS ASS WIFE Eox yons s oat Star cns
desire room with kitchen privileges in nice
NV. D. C. home. GE. O216 23'
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GOATS.

BOAT PAINTS and hardware-Now is the
time to give your boat complete spring
painting: For a fine selection of such
royd and Lawrence see FRANK DEL
VECCHIO, marine supplies, 1912 11th ST.
Sc, Ii. .4493. FIR. 9492. 80
WASHINGTON'S leading marine supply
store. S. KING FULTON, INC. sos Maine
ave. s.w.. Executive 34O6. -22
PROPELLER REpAIRING-Have your pro-
peller repaired now. FRANK DEL VEG
CHIC, marine supplies, 1912 1lth st. Sc.
Ii. 4493, FIR. 1892.
6 inches long: Buda marine engine, fully
equipped. Price, $1,000 TIE. 6670 be-
tween 10 and g. -25
loft. WHEELER YACHT in perfect con-
dition; built 1899; Chrysler crown with
reduction gear, 2 12-volt light plants, new
electric toilet. gas. cooking range; yacht
completely equipped. sleeps 6: gas heated
$4,000. Phone EX. 2723. 22s
WANTED small sailboat. deadrise hateau
dinghy, cat boat, etc. Box 233-Y. Star.
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DIPLOMAT needs urgently. house, unfurn
3 or 4 bedrmS. Willing to pay l year S
rent in advance. Telephone WI. 3044.
FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS needs 3 or bedrm.
house; around S75 per month; will pay
years rent in advance. Woodley $500.
MAJOR. Air Corps, needs furnished house,
& 20 to 40 miles from Washington up to
STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICER, wife, .
school-age daughters. need unfurnished
house or apartment about June /. CH.
wife and . children need
3-bedroom house, furn. or unfurn. CHI.
1851. -23
RELIABLE ADULT FAMILY of 3 requires
nished or unfurnished. Prefer Va. Would
consider apt. A. w. SHAW. 30Is 18th st.
south, Arlington. CHI. 5557.
NAVY COMMANDER wants furnished or
81 so; will sign lease. Call AID. 92S1 22.
RESIDENTS with daughter
desire to rent house or large apartment,
preferably in nv section ,eado., can exchange
ment men on downtown 10th st. Call MA. 6933'
SIX SIX MONTHS RENT IN ADVANCE for 5
or rm house. not over $50 per month.
SAv9 ats z carl. 'f. Regular; wife expecting in
house. turnished or uniurnished; perma-
81 $50. "a
NAVAL OFFICER urgently requires %
b.r. house or apt. HENNESSY, RE. 1900,
Ext. 1864; ewes, EX. 0243. "6'
UNFURNISHED HOUSE or apartment, UP
to Sl00, needed Immediately by Army cap
tain, wife. small daughter; consider 15-
mile radius D. C, Gil. 1886. re-
ARMY OFFICER in diplomatic
service, requires urgently, = or 3 bedroom
house for self wife and 4year-old son.
Phone CAPT. LEONARD, DE. 1Oll, Ext. Il,
or DE. 44OO Sundays and evenings. "a
FURN. OR UNFURN . or more bedroom
house or apt. in NV. D. C. or suburban n
area as far as Gaithersburg, Md: up to
$3.50 per month. Call G. HANNAUM,
DI 23l5 21H
bedrm. hse. in NV. area.
Md. or Va: handy with tools and paint
brush; property owner who understands
landlord problems. Tel. EX. 0SOs. 23'
FAMILY of adults will rent and care for
your home in Washington vic. until fall;
refs exch ROBERTS, RE. 1900. Ext,
44O0. or HO. $3.50. 27-
EMPLOYED COUPLE. with Grown daugh-
ter, desire house or apartment between
Washington and Beltsville. Md. Call War
field 1898 "a
DIPLOMAT needs furnished or unfurnished
3-bedrm. house or apartment well To-
Gated Michigan 74O0 weekdays. 2s'
COLORED. permanently employed; respect
able veteran and family, no children
Urgently need unfurnlshed house or OF
room apartment. Box 1854 Star. -
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1871 LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-Large attrac-
t tiye airy room for girl conV. transp.;
1895 AMEs ST: NE-Double room, next
10 bath. s. each. AT. S756 pa
1921 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-Front sleeping
room, next bath, for employed couple or
gentlemen: pvt. home: $40 for ., S35 for
/ conv. 10 transp. AID. 0666. 80
COLORED-13O8 5;th AVE.-Double rm.
use OF kitchen. for man and wife or .
girls or young men; S45 for .. Capitol
10 FRANKLIN ST. N.E.-Double room in
brand-new home: suitable for l or =. S35
$40 DE OIL % %
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EX-NAVAL OFFICER, now permanent
Government employe. urgently needs un-
furnished. 2 or 3 bedroom house or apt
D. c. or Va; g. to s: RE 7400. Ext 1854.
Obi VETERAN, permanent Government
employe,. will accept 1-bedroom apt. for
ton We all eat, sleep and drink about
like your neighbors II you don't have
anything else to do call ME. $3.50 or 96S1
between S:45 and IL pm. 26'
COLORED BUSINESS COUPLE wants 3
room apt. unfurnished. NV. section pre-
fPrrpd no 0Thh -0R
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

2-bedroom new apt, furnished or unfur-
nished. for desirable home. GE S719. -23
CLEVELAND APT. or house wanted in ex-
Spring 0615 any time. -22
ARMY OFFICER wishes to exchange l.
room. kitchenette and bath unfurnished
apartment Arlington, Virginia, near Wash
ington. for similar apartment in New
York City. Box 2S6-Y. Star. ga
WASH, d. C.-DETROIT. will exchange :
bedroom apt, furn. or unfurn., near Wash.
d. c., for similar quarters near Detoit
$50 monthly rental. including utilities Call
TIE. 2602 -o2
WASHINGTON-NEW YORK, 1-bedroom
unfurn. apt. in modern apt bldg, in eX-
change for similar in N. Y City or sub
urbs. RE Alps ga
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-A few va
cancies for men 1712 New Hampshire
ave. NV. -25
223O MASS. NV, Mansion Club-Girls
only; parlor, piano and laundry privileges
$40 and up mo- ia
UNUSUALLY pleasant house in George
town. with garden, maid. meals; . bach
elors want man to share house; large bed
room and bath DU. 544S Tuesday. 81
GIRLS, Immediately; triple room, running
space for girl in other triple rm
SLAUGHTERS, 1927 10th NV (near Du-
pont Circle). -o3
room for young lady; running water
switchboard: elevator excellent board 22s
YOUNG GIRL to share twin room with
another girl in Jewish home meals op-
tional. TR ll25. 21s
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

200 BLOCK 8th ST. N.W.-FuIi, complete
apts., recently. built apt. house, good in
vestment. Call MR.. HARRIS. NO. 5025.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC comfort
able apis. above an Unbiased store. near
18th and R sts. NV. Elk. 1922 It'll pm,
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC.-9-unit apts.
facing upper 14th st. NV. Large roomy
cost; present annual income. S5,91O. Elk.
1922 til 8 pm. ga
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ROOMS FURhlsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

14I0 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Large front room,
nicely furn., next to semiprivate bath: no
drinkers: employed couple or = girls, So
week -23
7i5 11th ST. s.E.-Furn. rm for couple
1901 NAYLoR RD. Sc. N near ~ Anacostia
Park and Pa. Ave. Bridge-Newly furn
room with twin beds for > girls, S25 each
Ii O799 -24
465 E ST. S.W.-One double room . men
or . girls or a couple; SIS a week Room
can be seen Tuesday. -23
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

=! LARGE ROOMS, kit and bath. hall;
elevator service, switchboard. RUTLAND
COURTS. S6950 cash. WO 272S. 22'
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED for l6-yr.-
old schoolgirl employed in summer; pre-
fer home in or near District Telephone
DU 1879 90
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POULTRY G. EGGS.

1000 N. H. REDS, white and barred rock
chicks; special, S12 per 100. See what
YOU buy. o. G. MAXWELL, Lanham, Md.
Annapolis hwy. Hyattsville 0226. Always
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ROOMS eURhIsnEp-Mp. and VA.

6O46 NO. goth. ArI-Double rm., twin
PEGS, PEGS, next to bath $500 wk. ca GIL.
ARLNGTON-Lovely room for lady: excel.
transp. to Pentagon and Washington; share
bath with one. Gil. 400, Ext 304.
CHEVY CHASE-Twin-bed room in private
home. for young people; home privileges;
$50 month each OIL 441S -24
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HOUSES FURNISHED

DESIRE GIRLS, ages 2O-23, to share
o. room house. 2 blocks bus line. 2419
Davis ave, Alexandria; $40 each. TIE.
5043. -23
house. 2 bedrooms.
nicely furnished large yard: shade trees;
for months from June 81, Takoma
Park 81 7l99 -23
house; two bed
rooms, bath. living, dining room, kitchen:
references; $165 month. Box 1884. Star
22s
NV, Cabin John cars, /
fare; until Sept. /, 4 rooms inclosed porch
electric kitchen, bath. nice garden; must
have references and pay the 4 months in
advance. $3.50 no smoking, drinking
children or pets. Box 49-C, Star. 80.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-S225: comfortably
oil heat; garage, picket fenced yard. 642s
31st pl. NV. SAM ROSEY, AID. 2700-
AOlJSES WANTED TO RENT
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
EARA and GARDEN

BULLDOZER and operator. available il
mediately Call Dupont 5O0S 90
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WAGNER MOTOR, ( hp', alternating cur
%a&isHaffGSsSe " rs MA MACHINE American Beauty
ders for new Maytas. Abe Bendix and
sESf es sGm5 oRBAN fsRfS P1aSo "a s1SSeoS
WAFER 2lf Ith GooIERs & electric Drand:nsv; ne
ELECTRIC CENTER. 514 10th st. NV.
Sss slsssFs John
"; WATER , HEATERS, sd RS electric. orand-nex:
CENTER, E! . ri i FL I 10Th st: nv. NA ss7s:
Maa MATER Sizes seetEs Nssds fully no soees
wirine-just plug into light Socket. idea!
for dairy farms. stores summer homes. etc.
for immediate. delivery ELECTRICAL
GENTER yaTpR us ~ ,4rss 10th % st. n NV NA
THE BAVIsscRAWFoRD Co. 1882 Lanier
Whit SSst1 s4es 5sEtess 5s se,sSs
i'tPa io-Pc. DINING ROOM SUITE, ss5; twin
girls desk and chair, SIS: girls desk and
chair. $40; twin beds, without mattress or
springs, ,S12 80: reed baby carriage, $3.50:
child'S chair, S so: play pen with pad and
ing horse, S:s Also numerous girls toys
Ma Pbone saas sirs sa s! ave- Silver sprns
3 PR. CHENILLE bedroom drapes, match
ing spread. rose. beige, wine pattern: |
pr; gold damask living room drapes, brown
roy sALE-up to SOC off on new toys.
Splendid selection. DAUBERs. 1920 Sth
NV CO. 1852. 81
ONE ICE BOX, ,eo-lb. capacity. excellent
condition; priced very reasonable. Call
9 SUNDAY. after $50 pm weekdays 30
KENMORE WASHING MACHINE and 9xl2
Burgundy Burg allzwool broadloom rug and pad.
NORTHWEST SHOVEL, model No. los:
good condition; choice of so it, crane
Call 81. 7S44, or Sundays, CO. 1888 -23
ONE large 4-burner gas stove, like new:
! kelvinator Frigidaire, used. At 1927
l1th st. NV, upstairs, Sunday, Monday,
Tuesday from to 8. -23
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Continued on Next Pags.l
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Complete with panel board and control
switches; 3O-in. forced draft fan, oft.
coal lifting conveyor with worm; very rea-
sonable. Apply Mr.. G. P. Bergman,
BERGMAN LAUNDRY, 6"3 G ST. NV
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Hollands Rehabilitation Efforts
Described by Adventist Elder

thanks and appreciation have come
from the Hollanders, he said.
so great is their exhilaratior
after their liberation from German
oppression, they have neither the
time nor the inclination to worry
over hardships and inconvenience, >
he declares. They accept them In
their stride as they work in unison
toward what they know will be the
brighter tomorrow of their future. II
Starting From Scratch.
The Dutch are starting from
scratch because they literally were
stripped of almost everything, Elder
Dick emphasizes. There was a time
when they had practically nothing
to live on. Many times their crocus
and tulip bulbs were the mainstay
of a meal. They we're stripped over
of three -fourths of their cattle, all
OF their chickens, great many of
their canal boats, much of the roll
ing stock of their transit lines, their
trucks and even their bicycles.
"At present, we Americans waste
more fuel and food than the Dutch
consume, ," he says. They have had
a desperately hard winter, for there
has been shortage of fuel and food
and there has been no new clothing
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else, especially on such triumphant
occasions as the reopening Of their
art museum in Amsterdam on March
%, when the famous Night Watch"
painting, so carefully hidden from
their captors, was once again on
public display with other cherished
art treasures.
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his hosts, a Dutch Seventh Day Ad-
ventist clergyman and his wife, had
used their last bucket of coal when
he was an overnight guest in their
home in Amsterdam. Their Satur-
day night dinner consisted of hot
chocolate, bread with a thin butter
spread and bit of cheese.
The streetcars, even in the bitter
cold of Hollands winter, are the
antiquated, summer type, all that
the conquering Germans left the
Dutch. But the valiant Dutch are
busy relaying their streetcar tracks
and trying in every other possible
way to bring their country back to
normalcy.
Education goes on, with teaching
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them, according
to the Rev. Ern-
est D. Dick, gen.
eral secretary of
the Seventh Day
Adventists Con-
ference of Ia
koma Park, Md.
Ell d er Dick,
who has just re-
turned from an
air trip to Hol-
land and Eng
land, is enthusi-
astic over the
frugality, de-
termination and
r e S OurcefulneSS
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except relief articles. With deepest
gratitude they will point to a new
sweater, an overcoat, suit of
clothes or a dress and exclaim with
pride, This came from America"
All food, except cream of wheat,
is strictly rationed. The weekly al
lotment is IS ounces of bread per
person, pounds of potatoes, pints
of milk for every one above S years
old and pints for children up to S,
u pound of fats and / ounce of
sweets.
Bath Month Is Luxury.
Each household receives 1850
pounds Of coal for it's winters sup
ply, with one hot bath a month a
great luxury. Elder Dick found that
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sessions being held wherever and
whenever possible.
"Of course, evidences Of under
nourishment and under nutrition on
diets of too low calories are evident
everywhere" Elder Dick comments.
But their glorious satisfaction in
their freedom seems to transcend all
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with which the Dutch are meeting
their rehabilitation problems. The
seventh Day Adventist Conference
mas sent more than $50 tons of
clothing and supplies to the needy
countries of Europe. BY far the
most unrestrained expressions of
Evening star., 1946-03-31
By Jessie Font Evons

The Dutch are making a brave
and magnificent comeback effort
and deserve all of the help and CO.
operation that can possibly be given
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CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
1913 14th st. NV, MI. 955S; est. "a yrs
Thousands successfully prepared Let us
prepare you for civil service. Begin at once.
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1913 14th st. NV, MI. 955S-Shorthand,
Plttman and Gregg speed dictation;
days and nights each week. Special for
competitive exams. BEGIN at once.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Purent-Teucher
| Activities

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The Executive Committee of the
District of Columbia Congress of
Parents and Teachers will meet at
10 am. Tuesday in the Adams
School.
Local units meeting this week:
Joint meeting of the EXECUTIVE Board
and grade mothers will be held Friday at
1:30 pm
John BurrouEhs.
sewing Glass, $50 am. Wednesday;
Executive committee, 80 pm. Thursday
Eliot Junior High.
Association meeting. 8 pm. Tuesday.
Phoebe A. Hearst
Executive Committee meeting. l 30 pm
Kramer Junior High.
of he hdelSsqf lseminstinf committes eonsistins
Rubye Henley. MIS-, Addison % f1Hs, Dual mrs ana
Fooms p Ttnesdss ~ msst Teachers will be in their
Langdon.
Child Guidance Committee meets at the
Social Hygiene Society viii speak on " sex Sex
Attitudes IN Young Children
Park View.
ASSOCIATION meeting, s pm Tuesday
Mrs. Mary H: Mullaly will speak on ''Edu-
Satlonal Proolemss Which Are Found Among
School Children
Mckinley High.
Executive meeting, 1915 pm. Tuesday.
Randle Highlands.
Executive meeting, 80 pm Tuesday.
school luncheon Thursday. Tickets for
me Shrine circus will be sold.
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1913 14th st. NV. MI. 965S; est. "a yrs.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-01-10
1916 Will Be
Open Season For
Union Shipping

Wichita, K,ans.-(FP).- Fight foI
Free Enterprise the outfit which
sprang up in Texas during the last
Presidential election and is now
branching out into other states, has
just one objective in 1916: To "abolish
organized labor"
That modest New Years wish was
voiced by FIFE Supervisor G. T.
Smoltke in an interview with Fed
Grated Press here. Smoltke, who is
helping to set up FIFE groups in
Arkansas and Kansas, was confident
that 1916 would be an anti-labor year.
He predicted that by March Con-
gress would pass anti-labor laws so
severe that strikes on a large scale
would be prohibited and indicated that
he expected the all-Republican Kansas
delegation to Congress to help tie the
moose around labor's neck. FIFE will
work enthusiastically for the re-
election of the Kansas congressional
delegation, he said, but will launch
campaign this spring to get rid of
the handful of pro-labor men who
got into the Kansas legislature in
the last election.