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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
RESIDENTS
'qIFFER FROM COLD
c,ld. Starved People
'( rrovd Warm Halls To
Avoid Freezing
REGINALD N
staff Correspondent

MIN The coolest winter
BAN io2q has settled over coal
sncs Berlin reports OF severe
starge4 'o and death from freezing
tros!olso daily. Many of the vic
%incrs'I5r have died in the heat
tins homes they have tried to re
les in IN the rubble left from the
'1l lis h bombing raids.
va A. 6spiest day of the month
Inc iIlions Of Berlin residents
fof dav they draw their month
i ne NE ration-a scant 100 pounds
y lq so,lse. regardless Of the num-
pei 1 ~ families living in a single
b sI;d p = People line up in the
fes,u' for hours to receive their
e Naaopr coal ration.
nls asea that ration is used there
o ,4Is defense against the pene-
h ii,"aN cold. some families risk ar
u'.l" Nv cutting wood from near
Iss sores4s. forbidden by German
They usually wait until
l I.St. before returnin. to Berlin
a aas tbe wood.
VIII rae # few shops that have been
u. u" IN remain in business 3espite
' !. co1d offer temporary refuge.
t Ise al always can be quickly rec
lAe.S hv, their smoking stove
. ss that protrude from the
pipe plpss Of the stores rather than
a ao'' I'm because 80 per cent of
t,.b shops have been tunneled
sa." of the rubble. Most of these
W. 9a-oS keep alive on black mar
W. s%' sales to Allied troops and
s ~ are the only ones where
sIlied troops look for souvenirs.
Equally popular are the warm
halls" set up through Berlin to
IsIn those without any heat at
home.
simply put on all the clothes .hey
s.n collect and climb into bed
rrder whatever blankets they
s.ve been able to salvage, and
r~sy for an early Spring.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
MRS. LULA N. THOMPSON

Mrs. Lula N. Thompson, "A, died
at her home, 708 Castle street, at
1856 p. m. Saturday. She is sur
vived by one daughter. Mrs.
Charles H. Belvin, of Norfolk, Va;
two sons, Charles Thompson, OF
Wilmington, Ernest Thompson, OF
Raleigh; n sister, Mrs. K. w.
Jewell, of Wilmington.
Funeral services were held Mon.
day afternoon at two O'Clock from
the Church of the Good Shepherd
with the Rev. Harvey W. Glazier il
charge. 1nterment followed il
Bellevue cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Charles
H. Jewell, Albert Jewell, Kelly
Jewell, Robert Brady and Davio
Brady.
Honorary pallbearer were AL
bert Todd, DR.. G. r. c. Thompson.
c. B. Caps, Charlie Foard, j. N.
Sanders, H. Jaffee and Harry E.
Fales.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
COUNTY CLERK
SWEETENS VISITORS

MAYFIELD, KY, - up Free
candy is back on the counter If
the office of Graves County Clerk
Nathan Yates.
Yates has made it a practice tc
treat visitors, except when war
time %scarcities prevented, since
he went into office. He has handed
out candy, sailed peanuts, jelly
beans and even picked eggs anc
cheese and crackers.
He also has given away pencils,
service flags, hunting and fishing
licenses to persons over IS, book
matches and notebooks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
United Village Action
Gets Veterans Houses

DEERF1ELD, Wis, W.H When
Deerfield veterans ran into the
housing shortage, 800 villagers
rolled up their sleeves to help them
solve the problem.
After the village board had made
a survey of housing needs, the
members contracted to buy II
houses from a government housing
project in Kingsford Heights, Ind
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
MRS. IDA WAGNER

Funeral services for Mrs. Ida
Wagner, who died at her home,
OILY South Fifth avenue, at 1870
o'clock Sunday night, will be held
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
from the Yopp Funeral home.
The Rev. W. o. Walton, pastor of
the Southside church will o~fficiate
and internment will follow in Oak
dale cemetery.
She is survived by two sons; Tom
Wagner and Charles Wagner, both
OF Detroit, Mich. One sister; Mrs.
John Strange of St. Louis, Mo. and
two grandchildren; John and Billy
Way.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11

ment will follow in the Magnolia
cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11

Mary Reardon (above), 14year-
old junior high school student, lies
on a hospital stretcher in St. Louis
after admitting, according to
Coroner Arnold j. Willmanr, that
she shot her father, J. Vincent
Reardon. The shooting occurred
while her father was driving Mary
and her 13-year-old boy compan-
ion along a country highway. The
car left the road, injuring Mary
and her companion, Michael D.
Arcy. ZAP Wirephoto),
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11

Rad1otelephone circuits, linking
the Virgin Islands and the United
States for the first time. were
opened recently
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
To Take Oath

RALEIGH, Feb. TO- Up Two
special judges appointed recently
by Governor Cherry will take the
oath of office tomorrow morning in
the governors office.
Chief Justice Walter P. Stacy OF
the State Supreme court will ad.
minister the oath to Paul Edmond
son of Goldsboro and George Pat
ton of Franklinton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
RURAL ROAD TRAFFIC
IN STATE HITS NEW
RECORD In JANUARY

RALEIGH, Feb. 1O.-P-Rural
h shWay traffic during January
broke all previous records for the
month, James S. Burch, engineer
rot statistics and planning for the
State Highway and Public Works
commission, said today.
The traffic volume was is per
cent above January, 1916, he said.
with A, 236 vehicle passing the 20
full-time. counting stations over the
state on an average day last
month.
A count of 38,02S was recorded
for an average day in January.
1916, and 32,546 during the pre-war
year of 1910.
'Ine states highest motor vehi-
Gle registration in history. combin-
ed with good weather for January.
accounts for the record traffic
movement" Burch added.
Evening star., 1947-10-16
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.
Dove Breeer

BOOMING HOUSE BUSINESS. excel fur
niture and location; income over $500 per
mo: price, $4,000, easy terms HAMP-
TON REALTY CO, Ex. 56b6; ewes. WA.
READ, APPRAIsE. SEE, BELiEyEIws
present for your consideration, what We be-
lieve to be an unusual and excellent busi-
ness opportunity along with good mod
ern 7-rm. home and over 2 acres of ground
on a national .. 8. highway. near War
gasoline station;lunchroom and separate
business well in excess Of $50 900. Also
on the property is 2-car detaced garage,
ano a rented tenant house. We believe
you VIII appraise the real property at
and equipment notwithstanding. Entire
eouipnent, $50. 500 DOMINION INsUR-
aSCF 4 REALTY AGENCY. GIL. 633s.
* GxRlGK l55s; syIsINfLs sysS 81 sI4l. "a IL
equipment and tow truck if desired. sill
GAS STATION for lease. also ,ec,s,ory
p business; repair shop. sH. 1859 -Is
MAUFACTURER's AGENT desires part
s0nss. sxsIs Ms :nd Va Excellent
MopE2RN DRUG STORE in n. shopping as
@ center For further informa tion, call
Y69s s65Ss sUsisfss sTss fss fSe Sox "a 2a
We assist you in securing a eualified pur-
buyers available for many types Of busi-
-nssses; Ne y;+h At fs,r pries. Why not consult
cal HARRY !. PRfEpMAN, * iiI's Licensed, sass
Bonded. Broker. RE 1855. ~
Evening star., 1947-10-16
HOME IMPROVEMENT coMpANIEs.

ADDITIONS, porches, garages, repairinE,
remoaehns, n.ro;. storm fronts storm sash, com
ms H. sss4 e9gso 8 "a ss!s
ADDITIONS, remodelins. carpentry. plumb.
HsIror asf aSShi e. ssaFi sE to IN ~
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs and paving: uu,,
,tZ work At reasonable prices FAIRFAX
sRyxST, RRfysS CO; S.rFayI1s FA 1ts4 EEm.ocd s2i
5sas tS 1s' - soss 'ss :iRii fH2 H.
BunDER-General repairs Of .u kinds
esi esS aE and s,ys resrestion rooms spec,slty.
rooms, In knotty pine, Celotex or nuwood
roa,n,n DlamRins; steps, porches, floors; home and
y aoas; evss ssDae1s X 4sss w. RUss. Is d,ys
CEMENT woRK-stone walls, tlagston.
terraces; terr acc walks, chimneys. nrepisees,
Roskyl1. Nd. uas soetvlie t. s5ss sssnsrs IA lane
EfNCES, all types; wood, picket. wire,
ssseFf5f Sos s. sfss: sHss: Terms. NJ W. FENCE
GskERAL ooNrRAc1os-An kind. Of
sSEs sets St s'.Istis ns sr trss sas zRkIE CO. s&s
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer ana winter domestic hookup; ex-
sssS u + e.: .Ts SssV5a 81
and renairs. modern Kitchens desisned and
installed. Rear porches inclosed. Base
ments converted to spts. Asbestos and
lnselnEic sidins apllied: Financing ar
eSaseS co.s No. w ssoa. 9. WARNER CONTRACTING
FLOOR sEKyIcE-Nethtns bu. III. beet
iayinf n;.t sa1n,dins nishins cleaning par.
kEMoDEI yoUR KITCHEN Now-1m-
mediate installation Of new kitchen Mad
cabinets and Lifetime stainless steeI
estimates. MoDERN HOME CO. i9fs Iss
gS1ri GYH1TSvi;r11jsE sXs; ~; SdN4, MA $40; IT;,
ins voqt sqins sutrsrins painting paperinE
10y 5nontbiy terms. For free estimate. estimate.
oDp cARPESrRYs' rs's J6ss. s'enlnss .xpsr, ..bir.,
maker. Also repair furniture and odd jnbs
around ao oh bone VETERANS ASSOCIATED
PAMTING, pArER1NG. pl..t.r,D. -1s 1,oo,
HFcRAFs f5ss fs9or
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO.. Sl
oSi - Additions alterations, roofing
painting. all home improvements. Free
estimates. terms. Virginia work only. 90
FORD DECORATING CO.-Phone LU' sb42
GE. I4ou. Interior and exterior decorating
seneral repairing, papering and painting
Iree estimates; no job too small. 532 18th
s.. ne. - Underwood st. NV. 2O'
Evening star., 1947-10-16
THE EVENING STAR Washington. D. C
THURSDAY, ocfcsER 10, 1917. -
REPAIRS AND SfRVIcFs (cont.j ]

REPAIRS AND sfRvlcFs (csnt.)
gPHoLsIERNa AND GAMING done 81
blind and handicapped. Guaranteed. Nea-
: son.Sis n price. MI. $500 1881 Yop st.
wall scnAiINa and pl.st,rinE. Can
HENRY HARRISON, pu 634s 1s'
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED-All
makes months guarantee, 48-hour
service GARY APPLIANCE CO.. Du. 1900. 2soo.
WASHING MACHINE and refgr. repair
snsI; ACME RADIO 4 APPLIANCE CO..
40le g.! Ga; ave, GE. 1883. s am. to. 9 pm.
WE PAINT and repair your roof; the best
OF materials and workmanship: ali row
houses, S25: best Of painters; 25 yrs, exper
SaiI IA 1880 til 10 am. -17
c l. TAKOMA CLEANERs on location;
rus ana carpets shampooed, floors scrubbed
and waxed: Phone sH. 1914. -18
$3.50 VACUUM CLEANS your home fur
nacs; "a. r,e. Oil. stoker or hand nred. ARGENT
NEED A PORCH? Brick work in need OF
repairs? Any kind Of brick, glass block
ana cinder block work done. Call GE. 1s43
Tor estimates. -Ia
Evening star., 1947-10-16
MAculAltaoQ3 WANrfn.

ADDING MACHINES, .typevriters, eaIeu-
paid, pI: 1872; syss; Sun: CO; ass5, ,.z;. us
tors. bought and sold and rented. RE. l177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th ct.
ANIIoUEs-rurniturs. brie-.-brac, china.
eIsSsware, rugs. silvervare, paintings:
hishest cash prices paid. cail MURRAY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. china, glass. eu-
rios, old guns, music boxes. For courteous
attention call CHI $500 afternoons.
BATH TUBS, BASINS, SINKS. toilets. rsdi-
tors, pipe, used: also used lumber. doors.
windows. Phone Tw. as2o, s.m ~
ssIRD;%Rocs IR;% essT' snigrEs III d,ntp. room suites,
living room pieces. rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture tn any amount wanted at
once; win pay highest possible prices. No
matter what you have to sell, please ssu
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD, Of ali De-
scriptions We need your books. Highest
BOOK STORE. 7s1 9th st, nv. NE. 1895,
accessories BOUGHT At highest prices.
BRENNER PHOTO Co. 933 Pa. ave. NV
opposite Dept. Of Justice. RI. 2434.
fContinued On Next Psss.D
Evening star., 1947-10-16
PERSONAL Cent J

HzMMoND ORGAN STUDIO, popular and
classical music Practice hours ARRANGED.
Sin S;MpT2 g9 5SMprv sS,4p s,r,.-v a.,,o, a1s g.
Kindersarten; mothers, let US take care
Of your child while you work best Of care
Elysn; sIw 1, licensed school, 2 meals daily.
REG. NURSE, can give special care to
elderly person in private home. 81. 1888.
PROFESSIONAL MAGICIAN available eve
ntngs for parties. banouets, etc; reason
able rate. For information cali Columbia
PiASo IVAN WANTEp-wm "a, around To- sss
for upright; will consider one in need OF
fAiNTiNG. PAPERalfANG1Ne. exclusive l
HARRY MMTER formesly lres sss M,, sSs' sSs
CURTAINS WASHED and stretched; pick
Y " .sT.5r sna deliver, De; 342s. 1s'
iIeass N yrrin;s ps. essrss nv, hunting PRIV
in reply to Box 313-K. Star IT
Evening star., 1947-10-16

DINING KM. SUITE, in good cond.: /:
pcs, walnut; $3.50. Call Alexandria 81 81
DINING ROOM SUITE, 1o-pc. massiv.
burl walnut; also Philco floor model radio;
%h,N 9Sth tSg "m ssSS s.1I1t Gnr Il llso ,s,,
,H lars, @ pieses 500 for % aaiet sale. sn p
DlsIksGe Room suiI. mahossny dresser
rsass IlRs se0m s 'h'r
DINING, ROOM, pieces, beautiful mis-
sion OAK $3.50: power mower, used
sssson iss tes sao % ssss s. luxe ssndi1 sissS
DoS TAG i.s sr With 9 nags and %lfHESs fefss
DolIs nsa fsrE Fos &c s.fa saas Me or satin
ssgssfga f.fsi se5sSss'','s' dressed,
Pis5ug;;r 4494 494, soth St. Mt. Rainier. Nd
DkUMs,m;Gengle,s DkUMs,m.;G:en set heedss drum.
DRUMS. Leedy. white pearl, bass. snare
and tom toms, sock pedal. symbols.
ELEcTRiIic DIsHwAsHERs-New is4s
models: HOTPOINT automatic: terms. GARY
APPLIANCE CO., 1915 r. !. ave. ne. Du.
ELECTRIC HEATERs-Immediate delivery,
brand-new 194s General Electric, Axyin,
Prilmons infra-electric, Comfort Air. Eiec-
tic steam; PRICED frow $50; select you, your
brands; STANDARD TIRE . BATTERY
CO, 10th and Il ~; ne; open every eve.
ELECTRIC RANGE, 6rst-cass condition;
reasonable. 5027 3sth ave.. Hyattsvilie.
sLEcTRIC KANGEs-Immediate delivery:
brand-nev 1S47 General Eectric, Norge.
aicson. Universal and Adn,irsl, LSEsst
Spe. sysT evening iii . pm. Il asss.
u. La \ 3
Evening star., 1947-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER, with opers tor. for hire; ex-
cavating. grading, road building. base
ments dus. land clearing. FA. 1884,
SEWING MACHINE port,s,. stns.,
syailabls for rent. CO. $50
Evening star., 1947-10-16

FURNITURE-a mos. old: sofa bed. rocker,
bookcase, dinnette table. 4 chairs, dbl.
bed. vanity chest, baby carriage. IR.
FURNITURE-s-pc; modern living room
suite and matching occasional chairs;
spso.ts1ea sas s.aut eanf eR 1s4s SUITE
GAEvANizED SINKS, many other uses;
big bargain. 81 20; Good; used, 16x24-jn.;
a. snsh GS
J.. =. PENDLEroN & SON. 1l77o ca. ave
sSs ssss HaEsA9akSss; y II rooms; fans, sontrsl,
GAS RANGE; csloric: eabine. model. used
GAS RANGEs: nsv used Al sizes; sl4s.
esd go ,aiY sy s bottled s 1sMF ssNa STOVE
Gas RAkGEsEcity (, R" Or Na bottled as1S sa.. i'm
Masle cnef. Norse. Estate. Grand and
sslsss ,oaS rsnae e from na 'vsii Wsshinsson sa'
SsT%nsY ;ssRds5s 65s5ds ,iS ny Fl TIRE
Open every eve. till Q pm. Ii. 2sss.
.aRafaoTYrE. G aHfsadTY used: upper and lower
5000. can MA. s17s. . to weekdays. Id
GROCERY fixtures and truck. 1890 Mac
Arthur blvd. NV, wO. 1882 --I6
HEARING And. sonotone 500, like new:
Sonotone Co. will adjust to satisfaction;
SS5. Cali RA s916. Estate.
coal. eas, wood. electric: Iarge stock and
S..i.tys n'rl. IA. AsMs ss5s STOVE CO. i0ll 7sh st
HEATER. kerosene space heater, In excel
lent condition; suitable for large once or
storeroom WI. 1901 17s
AEATEkS. new and used; all sizes: coal,
LESS SALES CO.. 2237 0eorsia ave.
HEATERLSouthwind heater for '38 Mash:
Lauson outboard motor. used once: paint.
buzxsaw outfit. 3917 Livingston rd..
Hyattsville. No. -1o
rugs, furniture, china, everything: private
owner. 1890 Am. to 4 Pm. 1888 31st
st. NV,
Evening star., 1947-10-16

raa1stors rsm n .usedl WASHINGI10oM- TON RAG
PIPES. black or salvani.ed. new ana used
fittings. valves. etc. BLOCKS. 3056 M
segs .9a ss's,s sH:sis. i:
table, ehsiss longle and large chair; oris
1 M etiser Hse lossls SSIs' lynx ss' did
seal asa
:ss ss: ,ss e.viz Ho ass 'f'. RE1s'
s:so. Custom mn. m.d. 'oas sa. soss s.
wlron. IS. cali Wo. ss7o after pm
sssss.ss. xssel.. rlIstss lsssssa sAtfEs = GO e.
Rzb1o oesI1s AZ sxs Pc ,ns
= r Aan,s.i .'.. .ussn:sIs =, Pie.up and ess:T.
saIsk RI. sale; can .tter 9, a; 1852: -1s
ana cent 1sa ;ss n. ssi
shai .ts aasa ass 2s.r Point. eSs. ~ sso
sxsaRs, sissssRs 'ias Elsscrs,c-or Hotpoint, k.l.
H1na,G' Tsr, s1ms faJ n"essss e.
bl4 10th St: NV. Ma. .ss72.,
RAZOR: seh,es q 20 electric SoIonsl. ivors'
new, prlCe. AlS bU. hA. 60D4.
RECORDs-Clearancs sale, 8 for Sizing
Crosby, Harry James, sinstra, Goodman:
ss,,e. ss Albums RE Y K g. s9S' n. Yone On;
ave. nv. lat 14th). Open ewes. till 0.
REFkIGERATING Plant, . = ton am
monia: in excel running cond.. at . bar
gain price. Can be seen in operation 9
am. to 4 pm. any weekday. Phone 81
1910. Ask for Mr.. Joseph. BLISS ELEC-
TRICAL School. Takoma PIX, Nd. Is
REERIGERATORs-Ne and used; repairs
,nd ,n ,eryic: ,ntn on gu makes Cali AT. $3.50.
tErriSSsaa.SrSi. used, ELECTRIC. w.si,ns;
houss, s:s,, 6-ep IT. capacity. Slas; In Al
REKkIGERATOH. Kelvinator. Z cubic fest,
so0d sSnditioni q %; oL; $500: 1s.
1898 Webster st. NV. o.li 4 to I, Pm.
kEEKIeEnAToH, s.sy'l sas. psrfset CON
1ETRiGEKAT0R. Trisidairs. Gu. Il.
good condition. $50. Cali any tine, p.
ETiI<lRAros, 1870 Nesss. a.. H.;
gSod sePd; idIee. 3iIe. cH sss$ ..i,1s,,. i,lS
brand-neW 1917 Ssrvsi gas rsfgrs.; all
sizes; lowest prices and eastsst terms
STANDARD TIRE 4 BATTERY CO.. 10Th
8 pm. Ii. 2sss. Il. s7li. =
REFRIGERATORS-Ne and 10 eu It.
models, limited quantity; cash or terms.
GARY APPLIANCE CO.. 1875 4. I. ave.
4s. DU. $500. 1T
Evening star., 1947-04-07
Two Educators Join
Editor IN Favoring
Criticism for Press
" ,hs A,see;s,ei prs,s

NEW YORK, April 1.-TWO
members Of the Commission onl
Freedom Of the Press and the
president Of the American Society
Of Newspaper Editors agree that .
permanent organization should be
set up to criticize the Nations
press.
But the newspaperman, Wilbur
Forrest, assistant editor Of the New
York Herald Tribune, contends
that the organization should be
composed Of members Of the press
a. well as outsiders.
The views OF Mr.. Forrest, Or.
Robert Maynard Hutchins, chan
ceilor of the University Of Chicago
and chairman Of the commission,
and George N. Shuster, president
OF Hunter College here and also 4
commission member, were aired at
4 round d-tsble discussion broadcast
over NBC Nation-w wide program
yesterday.
Recent Report Discussed.
The discussion revolved around
the commissions 8 recent report on
the freedom of American news
papers, radio, motion pictures,
magazines and books. The report,
released under the title "A Free
and Responsible Press" was
financed by a 100000 grant from
Time, Inc, and $4,000 from the
Encyclopedia Brittanica.
DR.. Hutchins said the report
viewed the freedom Of the press rs
In danger because:
l. The importance OF the press
has increased but Its development
has decreased the proportion OF
those who can express their opin-
ions through the press.
2. Those able to use the press rs
"an instrument of mass commune
cation have not provided service
adequate to the needs OF the
society,"" B. :.
3. Those who direct press ,astiyi-
ties have engaged from time to
time in practices which the society
condemns and which, II, continued,
1t will inevitably undertake ia. reg
ulate or control"
Called Best in World.
When Mr.. Forrest asked DR..
Hutchins who would take away the
freedom OF the press, the chancellor
replied: Perhaps the Government
will deprive 1t of its liberty"
II think the American press-T
am talking mainly about the news
papers now--is probably the best In
] the world" Mr.. Forrest said.
DR.. Hutchins agreed that 1t had
achieved a standard OF excellence
unsurpassed anywhere in the world
but contended that 1t faced greater
demands than ever before and must
strive to meet them"
Evening star., 1947-04-07
Langer-Chavez Bill Backed
By Retired Civil EmpIoyes

I The LANCER Chavez retirement
bill and legislation tax-exemptine
Federal annuities were announced
as the major legislative goals OF
the National Association of Retired
Civil Employees Saturday at its
monthly meeting in the National
Z Museum Auditorium.
I. Elmer johnson, president OF the
association, said the rising cost of
living makes 1t essential that Con-
eress pass the tax-exemption bill,
as well as the LANCER measure,
& which would give retired Govern
sment workers an~inerease In an
( nuities Of 5000 or as per cent, which
ever Is smaller.
The meeting also heard from
George D. Riley, staff director of
the Senate Civil Service Commit
tee, who predicted that the LANCER
Chavez bill had a good chance of
Senate passage.
3 Also present was John Phenix,
actuary OF the Senate Civil Service
Committee. Mr.. Phenix answered
questions from the audience re-
sarding retirement bills before
Congress.
Evening star., 1947-04-07
" hat To Do
For That Sluggish,
Down-and-0ut
Feeling

Remember the time when you could eat
like 4 horse, bubbled-over with energy.
9elt happy as a lark2 Was IL not because
you liked to eat-didn't know what In
digestion Wac. felt strong ~ An ox7 As
age advances the 'old stomach and the
you may again release vibrant energy
to every muscle. fibre. cell.
. Every day-erery hour-milliona Of
tiny red d-blood -cells must pour forth
from the marrow OF your bones to re.
spiAce those that are worn-out. low
blood count may affect you in several
ways: no appetite, underweight. ne
energy. . rundown condition. lack OF
resistance to infection and disease.
TO ret real relief you must keep up
iyour blood strength. Medical authorities.
by analysis of the blood. have by posi-
Xive proof shown that. SIS Tonic Is
AmazingIy effective in building up low
blood strength in non.organic nutrt.
4ionai anemia. This Is due to the SIS
Tonic formula which contains special
and potent activating ingredients.
food you eat by increasing the gastric
disestive juice when 1t Is non-organt-
kaiiy too little or scanty-thus the stom-
Ach will have little cause TO get nalky
With gas. bloat and give on that sour
food taste.
3 Don't walt! Knergize your body with
Aich, red.blood. Start on SIS Tonic new.
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TuIk on Instruments Set

william H. Steinkamp. assistant
sales manager of the Brown Instru.
ment Co., will speak on Some Prac-
tical Aspects of Automatic Control
1T a joint meeting of the Washing
ton sections Of the Instrument Soci.
ETY. of america and the American
Society OF Mechanical Engineers al
8 pm. Thursday in the Potomac
Electric Power Co. Auditorium
Tenth and e streets NV.
) It takes 500 Omitted States
money as down payment to rent
= room in Shanghai, China.
Evening star., 1947-04-07

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