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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, concrete. cement work, foot
ings, driveways, porches, basement floors
steps, retaining walls, old and new work
ADDITIONS, remodeling. carpentry. plumb
ing. plasterfng. painting. etc; free esti-
assLTos g 9sasf cosffR&shd Ca IL T. ~
ALTERATIoNs--Paintins, inside and out,
painting. sash cords installed and screens
ALUMINIUM STORM WINDOWS and com
hination aluminium screens-No painting
No Nc rust ,, seli.storing; For free sstiuaste @
ASPHALT DRivEwAYs and paving. quail
ity work at reasonable prices. FAIRFAX-
DRIVES CO., PA. 1884, Elmwood 821
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs. privat. roads
country roads and parking areas. Call GL.
5a4a: prompt service. free estimates.
AWNTNGS-All-weat ther aluminium, ventt-
lated, perm. Gives year,round beauty
comfort and protection. Ideal for protcc,
TX. 745s for estimate. ALL-wEATHER
BRGCKLAYING CONTRACTOR. no JOB too
CARPENTER REPAIR and brick work; all
kinds. CAL MR.; WING; IMG;cS TRS Ssi4ss; so, ,u.rc,., ag
End residential: repairing and remodeling.
d. s. YOUNG. TR. 5634: w
COMMERCIAL and residential repairs. Gus s
chens, Inselbrick snd asbestos siding ap-
SER ss csoSSSTRAcTING sSSIsRs CO. no. $500 ewes,
AID 1885 days.
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SALESMAN tcent. J .

REAL Estate sALEsMEN should make
$4,000 to $4,000 per Vt. with our boom
eSsass' s'ss ow ssfs
SALESMAN. experienced with sportins
nifty and salary with commission; perma-
ns%t .na 2 position ST PLAZA SPORT SHOP. 10th
SALESMAN, experienced. for established
wholesale house furnishings. electrical
supplies and hardware distributor: state
Ros i4aS star
SALESMAN. experienced, for wholesale dis
tributor Of nationally advertised radio, also
sse ssPee' ana snd rep
confdential. Box i46-v, Star. 10
SALESMAN, for used-furniture store. Ex-
Dosoe o but reS eH s:'sn %.n s
s2hEsaAN; M PLEASANT Hs outsid. work; s.l.r,
and AZ comm , car unnecessary; experienced
YORK JEwELRY CO., 7Ia 7th st. NV.
Statesmen (a). to sell Americas Oldest
and best known manufactured home. An
person Of neat appearances. with experi-
Must be willing to work for better than
average income; must have car, Please
peny in ss Ssn MakER RnnaEEsnf Hoa tsns me-
s627 coiesyiile rd.. silver Spring, Nd. 10
SALESMEN-Roonn and siding can
yassers gs, wanted; weekly advance. call
sALEsMEN-Ambitious. hard hitting pro-
ducers, who want to earn real money and
build permanent future. Louis F. Dow
Co. creators and manufacturers Of
sndars dTess Rs nd sa sit
items; now in process Of rebuilding sales
organization locally. Join real sales
coast to coast, Offering unlimited earnings as
from $4,000 to $4,000. Apply Sat. and
Sun, 10 am. only. 1886 Conn. ave. NV.
sALEsMEN-we have openings for 2 top
notch statesmen. to follow UP prominent
nes rsa: ''ss Our
sales training course enables you in o snort
time to earn over 81 900 per month in this
must own eaFi nossess % Al re,erence, en s0g y0d
have pleasing personality. Drop in any
afternoon between 2 and Except Tues
sas aays sss Sol S Sar ye. grs s
at District line -S
YOUNG MEN, between 21-2s. with mer-
chandising ability. to sell nationally ad-
yertised and accented product. This Is
rect selling to retailers: Applicants must
rsferensss Hds Issv Apply in own hsndwritins,
CANDY HOUSE desires ex-
per.enced salesman; commission basis
must n i have ,Ssr ssT. Apply sl4 Randolph pl.
OPPORTUNITY Approx.
earnings, $50 per wk., drawing and COM
mission. Washington's fastest growing
mems store, THE MILLS CO.. 9th and E
$3.50 PER WEEK guaranteed to right
man, experienced in selling janitors sup
plies and paper products. Reply Box
428-V, Star. 10
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CLOTHES washed and ironed tshirts ex-
cludedD. CO. 094O.
GIRL desires days work: ironing only.
GIRL, coiored. reliable, wishes part-time
daywork or mothers helper; no laundry.
Call DU. 0439. FLORINE HARRIS.
GIRL eolored; wishes part-time. morning
lob. LU. 9030.
GIRL, colored. desires day work. AT.
$3.50.
GIRL, colored. wants reg. days work,
good cleaner and laundress; SIS day
and carfare EX 2613
WANTED by neat capable woman day work
for Saturday or morning work. AT 1884.
WOMAN. colored, experienced. with list
class refs desires work for Thursday and
WOMAN, colored, exper., wants days
work; good laundress. cleaner; refer. DE
3609
WOMAN, colored. wants days work: light
laundry and cleaning. $40 Morton pl. ne.
TR. 1878.
WOMAN colored, wishes small bundles of
laundry to do at her home, fine table linen.
AID. 6l52.
WOMAN. colored, wants domestic work,
5la days wk, S2S; liv in or out: expert
enced. Phone ME. 1884.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

ARMY OFFICER and wife leaving Wash
ington. Aug. 81. willing to deliver your
automobile to West Coast. Call RE. 3499
WILL TAKE 5 persons through parts Of
VT, N. H.. Maine to Woodstock, N. B.,
Canada, 3 weeks tour; return via Boston.
New York to washington: round trip 500
per person. Call WA. 14S5, 10 to pm.
DRIVING Los Angeles. between Aug. 9 and
penses: references exchanged. CO. 9772.
PASSENGER to share expenses, st. Peters
pu5sii peaxiired dA'ts csll Herndon 81 o. O. '"'e'
MIAMI. leaving for Miami next wk,, '46
Plymouth will take 3; Call Ii. 1855
take passengers; '46 Chevrolet: refer
ences exchanged GIL, 1872
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, pur-
chased ana traded, repaired quickly; rea-
sonable; machines for sale, standards and
portables: est. IL yrs OFFICE MACHINES
CO. a13 15.h Nv. Ins. Bldg. RE. 282S.
ADDING MACHINES, ealcuIators cleaned,
oiled and adjusted All WORK guaranteed
re lit. UNITED TYPIwRrTTR Co.
BRICKLAYING-Frrepl chimneys, re-
repaired. A. FAGNANI. Lu. 5496. >
BRICK WORK, block work, carpentry;
satisfaction guaranteed. G. g. H. BUILD
CAMERA REPAiRfNG. 4s-hour service
foreign and domestic. CAN PETRoV, Dis
trict 4s44, Room sos. $40 st. NV.
27 years experience: factory parts. FJL.
LER L. dALBERT. INC. MA. All.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES

in short time: results guar; approved for
GI training. CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS
1905 G st NV. ME. 400. RA. $500.
training in all subjects, day. night ant
PARTING classes; get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved
1910 N. Y. ave. NH. TITS. Estah 1918
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. al
subjects taught. Approved by Government
COLLEGE. 12lO g St. NV. DI. 1882
Rights. For details. call OIL. SsSS.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confldence, freedom from self
consciousness. tRefined colored applicants
placed) Air-cond. studio. MI. $3.50.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC HELP of all types furnished
best Of references Cali Ho. 3947. Il /
DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month
We protect your homes by. selecting the
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 634 ST. NV.
AD. 1859, 8 am. to 8 pm. II.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WoMEN,

MAN AND WIFE, colored. will take car
small apt. bldg: in exchange for quarters
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local coffee route; must
and willing to work for
!. Salary to start, $40
furnished, with expenses
H. e. FRAZIER, 6307
Pleasant, Md, from Z
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DELICATESSEN MAN, super market expe-
rience; charge of dept. BUCKINGHAM
SUPER MARKETS, INC, 1920 Nichols ave.

rience; charge of dept. BUCKINGHAM
SUPER MARKETS. INC, 1920 Nichols ave.
DELIVERY BOY. over 81, with drivers Ii
cense, to work in srocery store, help with
stock and deliveries; excel. starting salary.
nENTAI TECHNIcIANs to learn bar and
clasp work and metal finishing. some ex-
GI training. WASHINGTON DENTAL
CO.. 1904 l. ct. NV. 10
DENTIST-Established busy, ethical prac-
titioner desires associate; must be good
operator. IA. 1414 or RA. 2ss0.
so: salary. commission and monthly bonus
to sell international correspondence schools
car required: dignifed. permanent posi-
ton with rapid advancement. For per-
sonal interview. telephone MR.. LONG. ME.
CRAFTSMAN for detailing structural steel,
BhRBER g. ROSS. at 4th and channinE
TSRIVVERs WANTED for Diamond cabs;
cabs spd used eaSs Ss avail
So1 st me- See MRHVIk HERRfMAa
DRUG CLERK: good, permanent position
for experienced. reliable man; good salary
EEEffeeTERie EfeERiee psS pMSfos solR a white
psrson ps.ssan' VIZ < ssS
fIfedksfcihNs. nEeen sfc ANS experienced in new ant
and house wiring, long Jobs, good pay.
fIEeTRicIAN Eli sTicIAN with Prince Georges coon-
ty master license, So per hr.; also cleo
tricians. s1s7 per hr.: Ions job. See MR..
WILLIS, ~ Webster st. NV. Ia
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LAUNDRY sALESMANAGER-H you know

sales and have managerial abili
an excellent opportunity. If
been a salesmsnager, so much
however, 1t is not essential. w,
the facts about your experience.
ployex know of this ad. Box &c
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in parts dept of large downtown Chevrolet
leadership: experience Necessary; GOOD , sal, J.,
person to MR.. BEALE, 1130 Conn. ave. NV.
analitied M party % in the 'Gsfe preparation tom and md
prosecution Of patent applications; salary
commensurate with ability; excel. oppor-
nnS m SF nU ya sot s sns an sar
vacation; no sunday work. sos Mass.
fHARMAcIsT, experienced; full or part
MACY; 292l 2Ir Nichols ave- ave Sc aos 10 ~
working conditions, hours: permanent po-
sition. Mr.. Skely or Mr.. Zinberg, STAND
ARD DRUG, lib st. NV. IS
PIPELAYER AND LABoRERS for work on
Line IN Shsys
PIAsTERERs. white mechanics; sas per
~ work o zBs5 S.s
ES ESod s5sa s ss ol S SF 4saS ss4i ST. 's or gan
COLEMAN. Call TO. 5597 after pm;
rLAsIEEEEs ,; II union $50 o. per DAY. :, aoSSs VII
shks4fhfks sshhkksMAHf aA anisb.d nRS MECHANICS only;
long commercial Bethesda Job; ST.. oliver
FdSMsFEs' Fa5R rs ssss STEADY employment new
PLUMBER. registered. wanted as partner
in going business; no capital necessary.
VICTOR, after p m: DU: 2952. Ill
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS, experienced
psan only lis stesds work. reference required
n1v ysRtss RRs for nsS Es5S stessy
,4G0 u 1{,Is IsgnS sgEing I'd; NV; AD: 1852. 10
| ton: Maryland journeyman's card. SERV-
ICE ENGINEERING, 1891 Ga. ave. NV.
PORTER, colored. sober and reliable: 3
nights week. 6-10.30 and every other
| Sun. Must have D. c. drivers permit and
references: Call in person. wOODLEy
DRUG STORE. 1897 Conn. ave NV 10
! PORTER; full time. 6-day week; good
salary. COLONIAL VILLAGE PHARMACY.
| 1877 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, OK.
PRESsER. white. must know how to finish
all materials: institute graduate preferred
| GE. $3.50 after 2 pm. 10
PRESSER, FIRST. class; silk and wool; best
RADIO REPAIRMAN, experienced. with
BnLs RHbIo P sisa MT Re,s Fessant m e. Refloa na
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Experien
preferred. Well-est. frm has openings
for two more salesmen; opportunity for
RE. 1855: ewes, GE. $50. NAV g
RADIO TECHNICIAN. expert in all types
! Of radio and chansers. Call DI 1920
Q to Z. -S 4
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AUTO MECHANICS - Due to expanding
thSieS ionai mechanics: ami n0p must be- expeTienesd
preferably on Buick; 5-day wk, vacations
with pay, uniforms furnished and cleaned
Apply to service manager, Mr.. George W.
Langhenry. WA. 1920. HYATTSVIILE
BUICK. b323 Bait. ave-, Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
jury Fails 70 AgIee
In Sfreeicar Death

After four hours' elaboration, .
Municipal Court jury late yesterday
failed to reach verdict In the neg
ligent homicide case against 9 Capi.
| tai Transit Co. streetcar operator.
The case in which Leslie w. Little
81, Of the first block of q street
INV, is the defendant took three
days before Judge John p. McMa-
hon, who ordered it continued for
reassignment.
Little was held under the Ncgli-
gent Homicide Act as the result OF a
streetcar automobile collision on
October i3 at Fifth and ButternlK
streets NV. Jesse II. Colbert, 60,
colored, OF Chapel Hill, Md, driver
Of the car, died ive days later OF a
skull fracture.
Witnesses for prosecutor ]. War
ren Wilson testified the streetcaT
was travelling at about IS miles per
hour when Colbert's car was struck
as 1t reached the center of the IN
tersection. The vehicle was dragged
66 feet, according to police testi-
mony. Defense Counsel r. Sidney
johnson contended in his argument
| to the jury that the automobile had
failed to stop at a stop sign on Fifth
| street.
Introduced for the first time Ia
Municipal Court in the course of the
trial was q beloptican. q mirror de-
vice used to reflect on q large screen
the image Of photographs taken at
the crash scene.
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'FirefIy' 70 Be Presented
|By Sacred Heart PLAYERS

"The Firefiy" will be presented by
60 members of the Sacred Heart
Players at $3.50 pm. Sunday, with
repeat performances at the same
hour each night through Wednes-
day, In Sacred Heart Auditorium
le25 Park road NV.
Stars in the musicale, directed by
Mrs. Dorothy Mason Walton, for
merly with Ziegfeld Follies, viii In
clude Mrs. Maria Coffey. Joseph Zeis
and Robert Barry. Mrs. Coffey, the
mother of five children, formerly
was with the National Opera Com
pany here. A daughter, Sheila, 10
and a son, Tim. 8, also have roles
in the operetta.
Among the song hits will be "The
Donkey Serenade," "Giannina Mia,
sympathy" and Love Is Like a
Firehy." The orchestra will be con-
Quoted by Max Fichandler.
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Rev. BilIirx1on. a1ar on, ana
Lazarus in his bosom. 26. And
beside all this, between us and
you there is a great gulf fixed:
so that they which would pass
from hence to you cannot: neither
can they pass to US, that would
come from thence.
No where In the Bible from
Genesis to Revelation have I ever
been able to fnd the third place
after death.
When the righteous die they go
straight to the presence OF God
and when the unsaved die they
so straight to he'll. That Is the
Word Of God.
have no other comment. but
do repeat the third place after
death is not taught in the Holy
Bible.
Send for copy OF our weekly pa
per. and copy Of Five Things Every
Person Ought to Know. Subscrip-
ton rate $10o per year, free gift
to every subscriber.
Tune to WAKR. Akron. Ohio,
1890 kc,. Sat, Sis PM; Sunday,
10:l5 AM.
Dr.. Dalfas r. Biilinstoa
1912 Manchester Road
Akron II, Ohio
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Dr.. (. G. Irwin to Preach
|AtMt. Vernon Methodist

Or. E. G. Irwin, secretary OF tn,
Social Welfare Department OF Sthi
British Methodist Church, viii b
the guest preacher at Mt. Vernon
Place Methodist Church at 8 pm
tomorrow.
Mrs. S. G. Wang, formerly con-
nected with Soochow University ir
China, will be the speaker for the
Woman's Society Of Christian Sery-
ice at II am. Tuesday.
MIR. Alexander Uhl. newspaper cor
respondent. will speak at the forum
tomorrow at 10 am. continuing the
study OF the present situation In
Greece.
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a crash is threatening. Even the
manufactures are worried It Ii
said they would Like to get to-
gether and work on program fol
reducing prices. but are afraid OF
the antitrust laws.
No such fears affected them last
summer when they got together on
that program For a Better Tomor-
row for Everybody" There must
have been. at least, meeting OF
minds then. But nobody was charged
with conspiracy or anything like
that. And nobody is going to be
arrested now for reducing prices
not even If they all do 1t at once.
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lIldI AEt, Uut IL NeN AAoiaess'
came chiefly from those who re.
sented control over their owr
profits.
End Of Controls.
With the wars end a loud clamol
began for the removal of the con.
trols. The administration resisted
this. It argued that the period ol
readjustment could become one o1
disaster If the brakes were taker
off too quickly. But the admins.
tration was beaten. Congress re.
fused to listen to Government econ.
on1ists. 1t listened instead to the
spokesman for the producers. i
was charmed by the loudest voice
of all, that Of the National Associa-
ton of Manufacturers, which spoke
through full-page pronouncements
such as the following:
THE Future With Confidence.
1.-THE members of the Nationa
Association of Manufacturers have
no intention of rocking the imitation
boat-now or at any other time.
"If OPA is permanently discon.
tinued, the production of goods viii
mount rapidly and, through fret
competition, prices will quickly ad.
Just themselves to levels that GUS
toners are willing to pay.
'"The great majority Of American
manufacturers are determined te
produce as much as they can, a.
fast as they can, to sell at the loves
possible prices.
American manufacturers are alst
determined that such price increase.
as may be necessary will be those
fully justified by increases in wage
and other production costs.
"Then, as production gets rolling
again, supply will catch up with de-
mand, prices will be fair and rea.
sonable to all, quality will be i'm
proved, black markets will disap.
pear, and America will enter into
the period of prosperity that every
one has been hoping for.
1.-THE National Association OF
Manufacturers For Better To-
morrow for Everybody"
NAM Predictions.
In another full-page statement
the NAM gave the innocent con-
sumner instructions as to what he
should do, If he desired lots of goods
at low prices. Said the NAM:
isn't this the answer? Remove
price controls on manufactured
goods and production will step up
fast. Goods will then pour into the
market and, within reasonable
time, prices will adjust themselves
naturally and competitively, as they
always have, In line with the real
worth of things. This is the way
you can get the goods you want at
prices you can afford to pay.
write your Congressman your
views-today!"
The reason for recalling these
NAM exhortations is that the in
f1aticn we've dreaded seems to be
here. Nearly everybody agrees that
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the war years.
A contributing
factor was the
G. o v e n i1mei1t's
control Of pro-
duction nd
prices. T. h 1 s
leveled out the
disconforts and
W as accepted
cl1eerfully by the
people as q;
Whole. 8 o N e
complained, Of
course, and some
cut the corners.
There was much
talk Of a black
81.
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| Potomac VIEW to Hear
IVA ReqionuI Manager

Chester r. Naumowicz, manager
of the Veterans Administration s
Washington regional Office, will ad-
dress Potomac Post, No. 1885, Vet
Grams OF Foreign Wars, at 8 o'clock
tonight in the Knights of Columbus
Hall, Tenth and K streets NV.
New officers to be installed are:
Harvey II. Mitchell, commander
Andrew Clerico, senior vice COM
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Foundry Methodists
TO Hear Dr. & C. Irwin

The Rev. DR.. 3. g. Irwin, secrer
tary Of the Social Welfare Depart
sment OF the British Methodist
Church. viii be the guest preacher
at II am. tomorrow at Foundry
Methodist Church. !.
The Young Adults Of the Foundry
Forge will inaugurate their spring
session OF the University of Chris
tian Living at $50 pm Three
courses of study and discussion will
be followed: Living Religions. A
Greed That Sings" and If Jesus
Walked the Earth Today
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Mount Pleasant Church

DIR. Fred Sherman Buschmeyer
minister of Mount Pleasant Church
will begin new series Of sermons
tomorrow on the general theme:
THE Church in Our World" with
the first sermon entitled. What
Ought We to Expect From the
Church,"
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DR.. DuhIberq to Speak

DR.. Edwin T. Dahlberg. president
of the Northern Baptist Convention
win speak Tuesday evening to the
Baptists at a meeting Of the Baptist
Young Peoples Federation at TAI
pm. at the Temple Baptist Church
He has been pastor Of the First
Baptist Church, Syracuse, N. Y,
since 1893.
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lmander:: Kelvin Wiener. junior vice
|commander:: Frank r. Heise. quar-
[termaster; David Wood, adjutant:
Maurice 6. Britton. advocate: the
Rev. Merritt r. Williams, chaplain;
|Dr. Z. s. CaIdemeyer, surgeon. and
Leo S. Dove, ofiicer OF the day.
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Two Places After Death

Luke 1922
And 1t came to
pass, that the
beggar died, and
was carried by
the angels into
A b "a h a m s
bosom: the rich
man also died
and was buried.
%. And in hell
he lifted up his
eyes, being in
torments, a n d
seeth Abraham
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ming tomorrow. The topic1 are:
THE Heart 81 Life A Home: !:
-Four Tests Of True Love-. Es1e-
mics 0f Home Purity Dealing
with Family Failures The An
.sWer to Delinquency"
Evening star., 1947-04-12
to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question OF fact By writing The Evening
Star Information Bureau. 316 street
NE, Wastington 2. D. c. Please In.
close 3 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

The low purchasing power Of the
people is holding back bicycle sales
in Holland.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
PIuns Sermon Series

The Rev. Al. Lincoln Smith, pastor
OF the Congress Heights Baptist
Church. has arranged a series oi
Sunday evening sermons, begin
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LoweH Melletf
On the Other Hand
Doubts That Anybody Will Be Arrested
For Concerted Move to Reduce Prices

We had world and put into it everything we had
rskedand many los-ter lives their health
and their future Webeing But Nation through
the ordeal with comparative comfort The war was fought on
foreign soil cities countryside escaped devasa
civilian population not slaughtered OUTRIGHT or de-
Evening star., 1947-04-12
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

@. What are the chances that a
bill introduced into the Congress
will become law?-I. M. B.
| A. The chances are. roughly, about
/ in 10 that the bill introduced
will be enacted into law.
| @. Is member of the Army who
is accused of crime assumed to be
innocent until he Is proved guilty
j. C. H.
| A. The Office of the Judge Advo-
cate General, War Department, says
that the presumption of innocence
in the military court is the same as
/ in the civil court. A man is con-
sidered innocent until he is proved
guilty.
@. What is the origin OF depict
ing figures and scenes in stained
glass windoWs?- B. E. Y.
A. According to one writer, scenes
from the Bible. figures of the saints
and representations of virtues and
vices make up a kind of layman's
Bible that appealed to the eye ana
was understood by all"
@. What Is the postage rate on a
post card from the United States
to Canada p Fl. B. M.
A. The rate for post cards mailed
from the United States to Canada
is cents.
| @. How large are the salt beds
around Great Salt Lake?- E. j. N.
A. The salt beds in the Great
Salt Lake region measure $50 square
miles and are 25 feet thick.
@. Do clouds foat?-G. G.
A. They do not. Droplets of water
and ice crystals that form clouds
are heavier than air, and would fall
toward the earth if it were not for
the fact that clouds usually are
formed by updraft of air. Hence
the particles are supported by the
upward moving air. When the
droplets grow too large to be sup
ported, they will fall as raindrops.
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@. How large are the salt beds
around Great Salt Lake?- E. j. NJ.
A. The salt beds in the Great
Salt Lake region measure $50 square
miles and are 2.5 feet thick.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

,troyed by slow Starvation. In fact,
,y any standard other than our own,
America enjoyed prosperity during
Evening star., 1947-06-15

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The test of any tea is how it tastes-iced!
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Evening star., 1947-06-15

And Al msolsimss. luncheon -. Sunday night
supper with guests
Lipton's stands up. has body, because it's
brisk to begin with. No wonder there's nothing
quite like brisk Lipton's for iced tea.
TO get your 8 eoIorfvi ieed-sea spoons! Tear
out the coupon RIGHT NOW. And put Lpton's
on your grocery list. Remember, you'll want
lots of Lipton's for iced tea; and the larger
packages save you money!
Mail Upton Tea or Upton Tea Bag box top
(any size) and 25t in coin Carefully wrapped
with your name and address, or use handy cou-
pom above. But hurry!
Get your pencil! Fill in that coupon! You'll
enjoy being the first among your friends to have
this set of spoons in gay fiesta colors.
without notice; good only in U. S. A.