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Evening star., 1947-01-09
Prevention Costs Less
In Delinquency Fight,
CAPT. MiIIiken SAYS

District citizens will have to spend
none yto fight juvenile delinquency.
according to Capt. Rhoda ]. Milli-
ken, chief of the Women's Bureau.
either on preventive measures now
or in much larger sums later, when
the damage has been done.
Addressing meeting of the Crest
wood Citizens Association in the
Roosevelt High School last night,
Capt. Milliken urged citizens to give
real consideration" to various sur
veys and decide what they are will
ing to pay to combat delinquency.
The rate of delinquency has in
creased very little in the last few
years." the Womens Bureau direc-
tor said I'VE did have an increase
in the actual numbers of offenses
with the beginning of the war, but
the population also has increased"
1000 Children Involved.
There were about $500 offenses
last year, she said, but only about
1000 children were involved. Of
fenses by boys fell mostly in the II
to IL and the II to 10 age groups,
she explained. Girls aren't usually
delinquent before they reach Is, she
said.
Boys do about seven times the
damage done by girls" she declared.
Although most people naturally
believe parents love their children,
and vice versa, such is not always
the case. Capt. Milliken said. Lack
of affection and understanding at
home often drives youngsters, espe-
cially girls. to seek it among boys
and girls their own age.
ID. c. Handicapped.
"The truth of the matter is that
most delinquency occurs where there
is little home life, and lack q
proper housing and recreation IA
cilities," she said.
Capt. Milliken criticized the
dearth of medical and psychiatrlc
services for children.
Here in the District, We still have
to hope for facilities she said.
The police just don't have the
things needed to deal with the chill
dren."
A resolution by the association
asked that improvement be made
In the drainage system at Seven
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Vary Your Menus!

"Variety is the spice of life" and
certainly if there's one place variety
is welcomed it's in the meals you
serve day after day! So here's one
of the biggest helps | can suggest
for stepping up" menus :. Gen.
eral Mills BISOUICK. that all-in.
one. e.packase basic biscuit mix. Made
of 6 fine, tested ingredients, it turns
out delicious, crispy crusts for fruit
cobblers and shortcakes. With few
turns of a spoon you can surprise
the family with wonderful waffles or
pancakes at breakfast, and WREN
company comes, serve golden, just
out. of . the. oven BISOUICk bis.
cults. For biscuit.type bakinss you
simply add the liquid called for.
and mix according to directions on
the package. Results are excellent
time after time-so if you've never
been a good baker. let BISOUlCk
help you to be one. Ask for a
package
Evening star., 1947-01-09
OuckasMagicMeuK

You may be one of the few cooks
who doesn't get tired Of her own
cookins-yet / miss my guess if now
and then you wouldn't give anything
If only some one else were thereto
take over and prepare dinner. But
when you feel this way, cheer up!
Here's how to have delicious meal
on the table quick as magic. Just
open up a jar of CHEF BOY-AR-
DEE Ravioli :. heat it and serve it.
You'll approve Of these little meat
pies in sauce, for they're stuffed
with the choicest beef and blended
in vegetables, and when it comes to
the sauce they come in, dare YOU
to duplicate it. You see, it's the
secret recipe of famous chef. So
let him be your relief" cook and
treat yourself and the family to this
delicious ''no.work" meal. Stock up
on several jars of CHEF BOY-AR-
DEE Ravioli at your Grocer's to.
morrowl
Evening star., 1947-01-09

Meanwhile, Mr.. Green said he has
written John Andrews, clerk Of the
House of Representatives, asking
him tc have copies printed of Mr.
Michael's suit. i
The letter also asked that the
reply made by Representative Smith
pe printed, in accordance with regu-
lations. Mr.. Green said he would
file brief in the House after the
printing had been done.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
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Start right out in this brand New
Year with a packet of UNION
Kitchen Bags handy in a kitchen
drawer or cupboard. Right from the
first day you'll find dozen and one
different ways to use them. AS gar
base pail liners they're indispen-
sable the kind you can count on
to never leak nor break, under
ordinary handling. They're sturdy,
waxed and odorless Kraft paper bags
with sift-proof bottoms :. made to
"stand up and "stay together! Use
them as mon spillable" waste basket
filters . to tuck away silver polish
ing cloths, dust cloths and the sup
ply of clean rags you keep handy for
window and mirror washing. Space
won't permit my listing all of their
uses. A generous racket costs only
10c at Grocery and l0c Stores and
Housewares Depts. Ask for packet
tomorrow! Made by Union Bag &
Paper Corp, makers of whole line
OF household bags!
Evening star., 1947-01-09

Keep this package on your shell -.
and You'll always have friend-in-
need to help promote healthy reeu-
lsritv", Because NABISCO 1000
BRAN is finer. milled, it's sentler
in action promises you pleasant,
milder way to help relieve faulty
elimination due to lack of bulk in
the diet. Serve NABISCO 1OO%
BRAN for breakfast with milk and
favorite fruits. Or make tempting
bran mullins. They'll be extra
special fluffy because Nabisco's
fner-miIlin& makes bran particles
smaller and your mullins lighter! So
take nv tip. insist on NAB1SCO
1000 BRAN at your Grocer's to.
morrow.
Evening star., 1947-01-09

Arlington contesting the election of
Representative Smith, Democrat, Of
Virginia is scheduled to be argued
tomorrow in the United States Cir
cult Court of Appeals in Richmond.
John Locke Green, Arlington
County treasurer and attorney for
Mr.. Michael, will represent him in
the case, which is based on the claim
that the States poll tax is unconsti-
tIItionaI
Evening star., 1947-01-09

This bab,'s bored tired of the same food served
in the same old way. every day So if your baby is
not eating properly perhaps change of foods will
help to "perk up his appetite. So why not investi-
gate that wide range of HEINZ Baby Foods
quickly? | know it's unnecessary to stress the
superior quality of their Strained and Junior Baby
Foods. for there's the famous 78-year-old II. J,
Heinz reputation for dependablity in foods behind
them. But did you know that favor-ripe fruits and
fresh from. the garden vegetables pre-cooked
and vacuum sealed especially to baby's taste by
HEINZ2 And did know that Oct q
Evening star., 1947-01-09

wonderful Strained Beef and Liver Soup that's made especially tor your
chicken ve potatoes
celery and delicious BROTH this makes
delicious meaood tasteancy Your Grocer has many
different foods the famous line OF HEINZ BABY
Foods. Tryth all and dive your baby VARIETY
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Suit on Smith Election
To Be Argued Tomorrow

A motion by Attorney General A
P. Staples to dismiss the suit o
Lawrence Michael, Republican, o
Evening star., 1947-01-09

Don't put your family off when they plead for Split
Pea Soup aeain-for with BETTY CROCkER Pea
Soup Ingredients you it hot and delicious
FIVE MINUTES after it's been asked for. 1T you
haven't discovered this famous packaaed soup. m
surprised-for it's famous General Mills product
That wonderful "hit.the- spot" simmered.in favor
everybody likes is all right in packase choice
green split peas deectabIe seasoning, pre.cooked in
pressure cookers. All YOU do is open the packase
empty contents into boiling water and cook short
reen and creamy it's Grand heainnng for "com bany
Evening star., 1947-01-09

skip trying describe that marvellous PAM favor Joined up with
tomatoes mashed potatoeso calls tor seconds all
enough that it's wonderfully good blend
pork juicy shoulder and tender ham meat " always wise 10
in ordering groceries tomor
order two SPAN and a spare!
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Mxa<zzxIza SneclAZ
BUY-LINES . by Nancy Sasssr
A Weekly Sponsored Advertising Column

Weekly Sponsored Advertising Things New and Interesting
NJ YORK. 9h-Cookns time will soon reduce itself
little more than package we don't watch
out!Were vegetables meat fowl and lsh from
carton or cn or finished off dinner with p
and all tucked toeete III one
.I handy ypacka& What's coming next?
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Serve this PLANKED SPAN for dinner tomorrow night
When served it looks like chefs creation, but being
SPAN it's easy to prepare
PLANKED SPAN
PLANKED SPAN.

Score whole SPAN and rub with brown sugar Surround
with tomato Slices with arEe mushrooms doused
with butter Bake min. in hot then ring with
mashed potatoes slip back into the oven Tor quick
hrounne Bring to he table plank and all.
Evening star., 1947-01-09

feel very generous offering recipe booklet like this
one absolutely FREE It's treasure of cookbook-for
starts off with Breakfast Gloriher" takes you
throusb lupcheons dinners and snacks with page after
page of wonderful recipes for cookies, cakes pies and
puddinfs Some 80 pafes later it ends up with whole
page full of brand sandch-hller ideas write Tor
it TODAY. Just jot down the name-"DOWNRlGHl
N.MAID RAISIN RECIPES" postal card and send
y to Nancy Sasser, 271 Madison Ave. dept 1S), New
Evening star., 1947-01-09

nues Decy green grand beginning for 'eombaSy
meals Good why it's shopping
so buv packafes at time! Be ask for it!
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Hearty OM-tasbioned Taainee Alnuyd

holiday foods left slices of few cuts
of turkey and plenty of dressing? Then this:
o meat
hot Csup sauce
Make SURE YOU only SNIDERS Cup though for
smoothn and the richness OF ITS
blend leftover combination dish to hearty Old
methods ready Gocers
in the brifbt bottle the Folks on label!
Evening star., 1947-01-09

until serving time. Using KNOX,
f advance and when served look and
taste as before KNOX
thorit will the kind doctors and
dietans special diets and the brand famous chefs
on
Evening star., 1947-01-09

Mention the word 'miser and it boarding. tight
fssed person. But mention MeterMiser in connection
with a FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator and you're talking
about the simplest coldproducine mechanism ever built!
It's marvel, this heart" of FRlG1DAlRE, for it
operates quietly, DEPENDABLY, more current
than ordinary light bulb-and there's single belt
pulley get of order In addition this "Meter-
Mse Is sealed steel that dirt dust and moisture
Evening star., 1947-01-09

CAN'T inside These why keep repeaingeter'
FRIGIDAIREfor only FRGIDAlRE has the Meter.
FRIGIDARE Refrigerator waiting while
You'll Made Frigidae Division of General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGIkIA.

AURORA HILLS, OPEN / TO 6, Sunday
Brick Colonial, custom built; center hall,
bedroom and bath on first floor: living
room with fireplace. dining room equipped PEE
place, two large bedrooms, sewing room,
Tiled bath; two screened porches across
entire. hack, full basement, two-car garage,
lots of storage space, To inspect, come to
1913 26th st. South, Arlington. DAVIS
REALTY CO, ISIS N. Washington blvd,
BEVERLY HILLs-Larse shaded lot many
shrubs, stone terrace, the grounds to the
south are beautiful. the home is Of red
brick and white clapboard., slate roof. cop
copper roll-up. screens: in other, words,
everything is the best 1st,foor plan con-
ssts Of large arg Living m with n aa
room, beautifully equipped kitchen; also
there is a one-car garage at ground level.
bath pus large f storage space The base
seen, Large pine paneled rec. rm: with n,1
n ntePis buiit-tn bar Pass the miat juieps,
slsslye AGENTS; Ssoa wilson blvd: 6 81.
aseG e 81 sen.sstaehed brick less than
rms bath iasalated AS S BEAT iN SlI IS
4 GUARANTEE, you'll have time on your
hands dupcatngs ths a doSp espeea7
since the home is in very fine location;
excel. como, unusually clever rm arranse-
ment: i blk to shops and bus. ? blks: to
School. THE BRANT CO.. 1884 Wilson
al, If DEsIRED-This is for veteran or
sisting OF living rm. with fireplace; dining
kitchen breakfast sd h9oE half snd e fed
hath on Sd floor: full basement, oil heat:
BEAUTIFUL Ta-acre lot: price. $1,000; con-
venient to Transportation: only L miles
c 5aIn MMETsIEks v1RdINM OFFICE. 3s11
Lee hwy. GIL. 1888 or OK. os7s: eyes,
M AI. BUNGALow, brand-new, consisting
Of living rm., kitchen, dinette. bedrms,,
bath. range. Situated on beautiful iot
5ax Co, convenient to TRANSPORTATION and
shopping. schools and churches ss,s- Price e.
$3.50. Reasonable terms For yeSsraa , q
Virginia ONCE, 3s11 Lee hwy Gil. 1885,
O OK. Os7s: ewes. GIL 6o93.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20

BY one of our most prominent builders fol
his own home; 1st H. has center 9 Hran, NV y:
and beautiful chestnut paneied VOTE; IN
closed porch, f1agstone patio, large living
rr., de luxe kitchen and breakfast room
floor has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths and centel
hall; basement has air-conditioned OIL neat
maids room with complete oath' ana
tached garage with playroom, and an out:
door fireplace: the let is 75x144, inclosec
with femlock and beautifully landscaped
and it the balance to be arranged on rea-
sonable terms. Can be shown by appoint:
ment: Oh; 5227 or Oh: $685.; w, WiL LIAM
Beautiful TO ACRE homesites or
exclusive Hollindale approximately miles
south Of Efn og p9ns SUM
day, il to pm. To reach, South from
alexandria on FIT, Hunt I'd TO sign: west
c & EXT s a eFsEaa agents
surance1, 624 King St, Alex; Va. ov
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have something. unusual. They are
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m To Alexs asfhsn and fs Washington
{S Shirley JIck e g. S a9xR ans essoT
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ARLINGTON FOREST True charm In
v walls. recreation room garage. terrace 70,
outdoor dining, outdoor fireplace, trees
to swing a hammock in as-well-as
handsome yard. make up perfect home
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PRICE, 1908 S. Arl. Ridge I'd. ia. 1904
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME in Fairfax County
- min, ride from WASHINGTON; IL acre:
all Cleared except for trees for landscalpo,
500 to 400 #. of the hwy, having LAM an.
bordered with naples. Leading 10 tnt
house which is constructed OF TIE orlck
featuring a living rm. with nrepl., ain
LIST floor; the front and rear porGne:
afford a beautiful view of the rollins
countryside; 8 bedrms. and bath on Enc
floor, full size bsmt. with oil heating sys'
tenn. triple garage, new and detached
small barn; this place must be seen tc
be appreciatsd; Shown by appointment
J, Lee E. PRICE, 2Soa s. Arl. Ridge I'd
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-"New rambler" II
heart Of Broadmont Subdivision. Lot 1901
145. rms, bath, rec. rm. 'Por the dis.
criminsting family !" PRICED right. PAUL
Evening star., 1947-08-17

Chest, than any other during the
course of the year, it was said.
Other cases dealt with concerned
wage disputes, real estate matters,
estate problems, pensions and minor
accident claims, bringing the total
number of new cases for the past
quarter to 1,008.
The bureau operates for the bene-
fit Of persons who do not have
money enough to employ a lawyer.
It's Offices are at 805 G street NV.
The director Is Allan Fisher.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
Legal Aid Unit Handles
| ,008 Cases in 3 Months

About 462 cases relating to mar
riage, separation, divorce, nom
support, adoptions and other aspects
of domestic relations or family well
fare received attention of the Legal
Aid Bureau during the last three
More cases of this type reach the
bureau, an agency of the Community
Evening star., 1947-08-17

ing and Faithful to Right. A
Martyr to Justice"
Military men and civilians throng
the sidewalks, and under the arch
walk women In white crinolines
wearing mourning scarves.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
B'noi Birth Picnic Tuesdoy

A starlight picnic sponsored by
Benjamin N. Caroozo Lodge of
Bna1 Birth will be held at $50 pm.
Tuesday at Grove No. "a, Rock Creek
Park. Members and guests are in
vited.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
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am 81. Sanuar Briinoe 0ofiir al
~lnter6reitem mnrllm 0as 9erFobren
nidt tpieoer er0ffnet mer0en lou.
Rldpprotb3 Deportation tpur6e nr-
g%eor6net, nodD0em er iduIOig be.
fup0er iporoen mar, onS 9ienItgeieB
DerleBt Su hobef.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
Sir Sic Kaebe
@GnIeflein

Sum o@GnIefEein4 idneioet mon
&opf ua0 Sails fur5 olH &u1pf o6,
aud sic 5Iiigel un0 6iiBe. @ndu
fommt 0ann nod Der Magen, Der
bor6er gut altsgenomtren un0 abs
gebriibt miro.
0Gnieflein nit WiHdgemaIe
Gas @1niefIein miro in GoI5pol.
fer qefodt, 0ie griibe Damn Our1
elm Sieb 9egoIen nnO pieoer oufS
Jel,er gegeben. Mon ldBt nun In
Ser Britfe Deridie0en Semitic tpie
Wd6ren 9eteriilienwurael, 9oree
uno eiuige Standardization fod)en,
mabt tie nod nit etmnS MtebI ia
mig un0 gibt gum SdluB 0aS @a,l-
EefIein ionic gebafte 8eteriiIie 90.
5u. 8eim Mnrihten fpir0 Der aopf
in 5pei @0Eften geteiIt.
@eife SObnen nit 8GnIeflciu
9[uf Elm @6nIefleiu re6net man
u 8Funo metBe 8obnen. Bobnen
nno 5Ieii1 per0en geion0ert tpeiA
gefo6t. Damn gibt mnn beioes 3u-
inmmen, idmedt Bfeffer, @al5,
gepuIoerten Majornn ob un6 reidt
6usu SdulfdrtpiTeIn. Son Da8 &c
ri6t attsgiebieer iein, 10 moht man
Die SoBe nit elmer @iirbrenne i1intg.
Galat, fransGIider Still
IL 12f,,,A iG,r4cffoHu X Nf1,t,A
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
Der ,ltSnSiaAtias


Sin beitercs Stiidden 0aB mie0er
eininal Elm 9eueis fiir sic unbeimIl-
DIE @fadt Ser DISCRIMINATION lit,
bat Iid unIdngit IN @ro5 (Steier=
marf) ereigupt. Giui9e @aiianten
~glau6fen uodlts geeen % tbr ouf
Dem @iebel zines @auleS in Der &C.
on6aroitrobe einen MonOiii1tigen al
bernerfen, Ser, nur NIT eilem weiBen
geahtbem0 befIeioet, nah Dem Wfono
binItarrte. Sic medJten chamber oa-
oarultf auimerfianE unO in fur5er
3eit bate iiA cine gauge Iniomm=
luna gebil0et. Mae Derbielfen ii6 10
ftill mie mogIi1, UNI oie BerIon nidt
ALL It0ren. Nean oerIt1noigte ii6 nur
in ser 3eideniprade utO I'M 6liiiter-
ton. SHlieBlih itellte man and feit
OaB iid 0ie &erion betuegte. Sic
idien einige Shritte auf bos Cad
mGhen 81 pollen febrte 0ann aber
iuieOer i'm. Gini9e Ser 8diionten lie
fen oarouf6in gum 6euermeIoer lno
alarmierten sic 5euermebr. @roBe
@eni1eumengeu mnreu in3pii6eu er-
idienen, ole in ~fieberbafter 5pau=
ullug ieoe gapegung Der @eitalt Der
fol9fea. 9ad fur3er Belt fam sic
6euenpebr. Sic iubr in elmer Neben.
gaiie olrf, nm Ourh 0oS @erduid
Oes InfabrenS nidlt ben gtbitur5 oes
@}onOiidtigen berbei6ufiibren. 8or-
iidtig muroe oGnn Elm Sdeinmerfer
ned ser @eitalt geri6tet, uno =
mas ergab iid oa2 Der 0ermeintlide
Monoiiibtige NOR ein fleineS 3ier-
Itiid. 0oS altf Sem WiebeI ~altfge6aut
mar, ooS o~IIer0ings in Dem ungemii-
len MOnSlidt bon Ser 2eonbaroitra-
be ais elmer menidliAen 6igur iebr
abrlidl ic5. Mebrere bunoert Met.
idYen botten iid ourd5 sic i~tberbibte
&bnntn1ie ein5eIuer taulden laiien.