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Evening star., 1947-03-27
SITUATIONS MEN.

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ACCOUNTANT. expert: books starred, kept
part time, tax returns prepared state
sgdss s%TbfNr OR ve So74 book
Ns42 cstga typns Or ase' AD
ACcoUNTANT-oFFICE MANAGER. grad
married, settled, dependable. take fun
saacsc5oduNTxNr' age age sS, % four years PUBLIC
accounting nrm. aiebe 1882 or write
BookREEPER BoS : ACCOUNTANT. pa5t-time
service only: all taxes. Owens 6176, Mr.
BUTCHER, Al, capable eomple,e charge
q quality nssTks nisber R9s eN AND ssf bocker
women's hats; now employed. BOX ial,x' o.
MAN. NAN young. eolored, married, wishes Job
With quarters; co 1888 after. after ,pL pm /, =. r.
@ @isss dsi'.:ES: sss ssseilsns references 3. 3 c
MaSSaGEkk, MsSis5E e. womens 1s1i and ehildren's wear
Over 90 years BACKGROUND in merchandis-
ing, inventory control and personnel; at
sSs shosS ssTss. T 3 Box S.S;. 4s$,y;; Star, Is. Is,
MEN t2D WIN cars, NVallepie lOT nlENt-
work. Co -3491 ask for JACK
PIX OPERATOR. experiences, reliable
well-educsted, courteous, veteran. OR
PORTER. retail experience; s2b wkly. p1
PRACTICAL TAILOR. nrst-class altera-
tion man, foreman or quality man, wishes
connection with reliable Arm, chance fol
advancement: Box 33a-x, Star. -2S
se4f sPANIsssfEsKSs asf aol 5Sss MAN nurse seeks
TYSPfsT-sTEN. Sncwiedse bookkeeping;
YOUNG MAN, 25, desires to learn phase
or phases of advertising, newspaper pub
fishing or similar field; creative, serious
travelled; q hard. reliable worker; years
trainins available under GI on-the; lob
start at the bottom and learn It all
BB9eX 424;X 4tMr sstaTrrs .,.,,,,, ~ o.,.t so-,
desired by college graduate. Box 46s-V
oU1TpooR WORK for summer by tw,
yet-students. ex-Navy ouartermaster. ex
Navy pilot prefer travelling; versatile
energetic, ambitious. Write r. R. No. .
Box 94-F, Laurel. Nd. q.
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PERSONAL.

BABY sITTER. REGIsTRY; mothers can
DI 2300: safeguard home and child;
saoo. cali Miss Wrisht. % sH. sSsS $3.50 So
EERENf c w1s2s as2s e:9!sa 81 shsmsoo sHs
fingerwave. soc. No appointments. All
Terk yf Hs, dops ne By , advansed students. VAR
ii. ". JOHNSON, D.nt,st-r.lse teeth re.
psired while you wait. Room S02. WestorS
sE ne ciiSc, III for eHsea naa
ing women. II your clothes no longer
you ass 4si sss Is
fns1' Tseasld Bds Geatff A IGeT or11y SSs
Hss. Tei fx' hY4, 1sosl al10 F st NV Room 20.
Ssns es9at ANg Of paes s tna ana
fsfsfa cAsG sHfk%anssn oa a9
STUBS e2 3 fiSa FAaaBIsrE.rsons bE !e4s country
soe d eaRD nBd sS years pa sar asv
camp life, hot lunches. Literature mailed
sR Goyrks 'tS phAhkh G sa s 4.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
weak heart. asthma. rheumatism. arth-
other ailments, Also relief from aching;
sxosa feet ST. Lazy so or a. 1888
YOUNG WIDOW. niTht worker, needs all
night care for 5-yr.-old boy. Box 3S4-V.
FENCES FENCES - IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION;
galvanized steel chain-link fences, sll-steel
no money down: payment low as S5 mo
R. p. FLEMING. contractor, Lu. 1880.
WANTED - A HOME for aged. retired
farmer; prefer vicinity Warrenton or
Fredericksburg. Va. State rate and extent
of good care will give Box 42o-v' ,S. star.
WANTED. companion, home atmosphere for
elderly lady, NV. section: refs, required;
Fisss SsSi re
enS sion MARTN aEHs 1Ioa tR''sus st. '1ssR
cockTAn SANDWICHES for Easter par
doz, Cali MRS. N. r. MOORE. Ho. o7e5.
HAZE REMOVED. positively, permanently.
perfectly by graduated electrolosist, for
latest late single Or multiple method approved
by medical science; free consultation. Ap-
sassItsd eysnnss and
prompt and et,sient service. slos I4tb
ea caoRUs RS OF ogsn e voess assnass
for programs. entertainment. to raise
money; mon university gitls and men. Call
WANTED-someone to do plain sewing in
HAVE YOUR CLOTHES DIED? Then have
so1F clothes dysd By The dye gerk eo speo
NURSES AVAILABLE - Registry licensed
ard bonded; never closed DU. s5s2. ..
4 BOARD and care for 3-yr-old child
4 Cmale). Please phone MI 9746 after 8
pm, ask for EVELYN
MEMBERSHIPS OPEN TO OUR Buyer S
Club Your eye glasses. sun glasses, feld
glasses, soggles. and other optical prod
ucts at wholesale. plus small dispensing
fee Of So per pair. Repair service at cost
plus 26fc service charge. Members save
up to S15 per pair on prescription glasses.
This membership good for entire family
Only Ist quality lenses, frames and work
manship used in making our glasses. Years
OF experience in the optical business. Only
oculist's prescriptions filled. There will
be $40 initiating fee and ST. per year
dues thereafter; payable in advance This
offer for limited time only The initiation
fee and dues buys you the privilege of
using our low-cost service. We make no
profit on any article sold to club members
The 81 dispensing and the 25G service
charge for repairs will be for our service
Send US your full name and address. For
further particulars, phone Ii 6722 or
write BEANNEN OPTICIANS. 722 A st.
s.e., Wash. Q. D. G. -27
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p:1ps ed ssahsa Sd nasro Sss5 WIFI s.s
l-6 year lease. Good commercial area in
2. Tavern food. beer, wine, liauor on
owner; seats 1s5 people; 6-year lease.
3 Tavern; .ioed, beer, wine liauor. NV:
Seod net tu anG SS
hours.
4. Tavern, food, beer. wine, LIQUOR. seats
s:W,, location. near Govt. bidrs. opDor-
=: Restaurant. food. beer: WING; NV.
5 year lease: payroll, 500 weekly.
See Mr.. Cox for appoin tnlent to inspect
aea etnfE afi5s5s sfa
eaRAaE eaRR & xSD PH GAS Ss Tnts
ssSl9sss e n.y. ssas location
n,ss to e acre.. spoi.rs 9ssas plassessa o.
Sasrs9g "; SeyG% M.J4y;n AS; $50 xan,x m.n sr
l's sm: sTs.nsa NEEDED: s1s.;a e.
SELF Fss2aSsv1cE u4s = Guar. $500
e ana es fsn aooa tpF viii h'
sS ssSfSiSr II '5s;fs competition 70,
blocks; located close-in Md; $4,000
wkly. bus: plenty of chances to increase
business. $4,000 needed to handle. See
DnS 81 555a fs" 1A' S0oi' eyes, Ae''.ef'
GROCERY t2s3) - Arranged as self
Of beer. Rooms Al once. 81 200 wkly.
| bus. $4,000 down payment See sEIGEL
First" Elk. 2501: ewes, sindler. Ii. 2421.
GROCERY (2s6)-s1. 900 wkly. bus: $50
rent, includes rooms; So. 800 down pay
ment; NV. area: $500, complete with
very large stock 'see SEIGEL First"
EX. 2hO1: ewes, Miller. AID. 60&l
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSHES,

ed $50 up. aS's two sisfsr'asD. sfs esD.
$4,000 Many other out-of- tcwr open
iusS Mr.. Paul, at BOYDS. 1888 F. Ma.
administrative experience, firm of repu-
table attorney. downtown loca.. start S55-
$50. WALTER H. KESSLER PERSONNEL
hi1o
JUNIOR STENOGRAPHERS, women, op-
Dor, uaitieS IN downtown Offices; start $40
S45. WALTER H KESSLER PERSONNEL
SERVICES, 612 Wash. Bldg. d. 1920. DI.
Evening star., 1947-03-27

CALF, TEXAS, CHICAGO = Late-modei
s@sda@nS; sec @ share exp; ref. exch.. VASE. AUTO
SAN FRANCISCO OR L., A.-Gentlema an
seeks uncrowded accommodation. no hurry
drive all or part time. share or any ar
rangement. Give and ask ref CAPT
MORTIMER. NO. 7275 go
Evening star., 1947-03-27
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
RELIABLE COLoRED COUPLE desires i'm
itor's quarters for part-time work, small
salary. Write b201 Central ave. Sc. 29'
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
8kESSMAKING, design, remod.. sltera.
MISS BERT, 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored girl, neat
with D. c. license. wants Job or part-time
morning work. Cali any time, CO. 1909
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored, after.
noon or evening shift: switchboard and
typist experience. IL. o3S3.
GENERAL OFFICE, some typins; business
SS0-X, Star. az
Evening star., 1947-03-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SCREEN YOUR PORCH while I have ma
erial Phone W. D. TAYLOR. 81. 3942,
yenings except Fri. and Sat.
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plus all Of first floor; $4,000 down ED.
WIN I. ELLIS. 1910 Vermont ave-. RIM
Ell III; zE sE SsceteousrAsr sets civ. you sat .tsse.
msnt before you buy or sell. Mr.. THoMp-
room EsosoMffAAa INC HOUSE House WANTED BY Is privst.
down payment, no brokers. Can 6-lo pm
PaSroGR4fhIc ffIS; 6Rf1n STUDIO, fin. Conn. IA ave
afsn hsS ttsx MAREr sieE doing s1oc 70;
weekly; no delivery: no credit; mixed trade de
REALTY, 1905 Wilson blvd. ow. $500
SfIIc1frkEssEN and sandwich shop doin,
a fxessR ssos 'SEns #ison sd oW ss5d
IiNoTSYPE OPERATOR desires to parch.s. %
soSasNa sgsSaMss EeUsG5 Is t2s Rhode island g.
tween 14th and 18th sts. nw.-s rooms
viz t. EII1s. ff fo1o Vermont 'ESs. ave. En- En-
RHooMiNG HOUSE. 81 rooms, bait baths
rent only $3.50. (Two connecting houses
9Th st. NV. near Mass ave. Same ownel
owner is retiring and viii sell this yery
With one,hslf cash; Gall MI; Pastor. Ex
Roo1sa sssS kSofa ao2sE PAsWTHa WxNTEbpl.nt, 1sc
buyers for your furniture; 7 sen fast 1
1o1o Vermont ave-, Rm. 217. RE. $40
EXCLUSIVE Conn. ave. zuesthouse. .:
rooms; 8 baths; rent, S225; income ouotet
ture: shows good net profit. 4 baraaiI
for $40. 900; total, $4,000 down. Call Elk
255b. YOUNG q PASTOR, INC.
$500 BUYS you .growing business I'm,
opgo.tunity @ fer 5ight party; tmmediat
BOOMING HOUSE BUsINEss-.a.ysa11
monthly: rent, $50 monthly. apt. fol
OWE er. Many other rooming houses fol
sale. CAN till 10 pm. daily, DUPONT
REALTY CO.. 311s Mt Pleasant st. NV.
aYEs. 1 SPECIALIZE" in the sale Of bust
nesses. May / assist you in securing I
purchaser at market value2 Your listinl
solicited Please call HARRY !. FRIEDMAN
LEasenssd; E a Bondsd. b.oker; Re. 1860 rs
sell account personal reasons: Medeeraf
cases; well equipped, recently redecorated
growing business; good northeast loca.
tton. AT. o7o2 after p.m. weekdays
-27
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Evening star., 1947-03-27

ShAiAA- 7lS Flince ST.. hIeAanorA, va
IN asns.5 s., .sGst
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B6EtbozER B5 I; hsnRnEs n5ss 5s Il 7osi
sssass sS s';5K vii s: s:' nsaa:s ss''hfs rssa.
BUNK BEDS, metal: walnut finish: can
V s1fnss r. and twn ssd
cSEc5iAfok: Honsoe. small pols:sl.
ssaa$a e. 5ss:s III sls: s 'asns ,,sm
IAB sss s aVs
sc eAaEsz sasf,R ssGi R
easphies for ssi. os soMMsSs Ea'nes cAssa sRssS
EExGSHANsE. ESGHAN ,4lG EsS YeTk a ave. NV
soMMERs oAs 1lFD caMEEA neHSsar hSse 's!ysis 11is
New York ave. NV.
CAMERAS---Darkroom. deyeloping. print
ns s5Hle5f,ps sa1iEP Ss1 soMMEEE 1aEE can
cANERAs-Don' sell your ,eamers before
yoI ~. sst yoYr free ga spprsissi soAMERs
CAMERA, Eastman Medalist, perfect con-
dition: only rolls used. Prics, 1920 cash;
nrst come nrst served. 2016 North HAT
| VAIN St.s htI1lBtOn, Sncbtuut ESuV. 20
CAMERAS-Many types available from
| simplest to finest. Movie cameras. pro-
| jectors. new and used. Fully guaranteed.
Trade-ins. LARGEST stock Of all photo
articles. Free technical advice. Finest
| nlm develop Own repair shop. BHEN.
HER PHOTO CO., 933 Pa. ave. NV, tcpp.
| Justice Dept)
.as msa:t .aas.4 Us
| case. $40. 81. 56a9. -2s
ICAMERAS-Contex III. f:1.6. other
lenses, enlsrger, copying OUTFIT, etc; all or
any part: new Speed Graphics, synchro-
mixed flash. range finders. focus-spot.
tanks, etc No dealers. 2020 Conn. ave. n v.
or AID. 1471 any time. 81
| CAMERAS, new Kodak Medaiist. S262. so:
Kodak Reflex, S120.42: Argus ca. SIC, 80:
ArEonex, $50 SO: Kodascope. s-33. so;
roll AIM. cut film and some flash bulbs
| RITZ CAMERA. 61s 18th st. NV. -,30
CAHBURETOR, air secret-water, injecting
more power: cleaner. smoother engine;
fres lit WA. o70S. es BOZ 166-& Star.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
A-s ..THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C..
THURSDAY. JANUARY I6. eH
.Keneipp Plans More
One Way Streets for
Safer Traffic Flow

Washington soon will have more
one-way streets.
Traffic Director George e. Keneipp
told the Rotary Club at the May
flower Hotel yesterday, every street
important to traffic than can pos
sibly be used for one-way traffic viii
be recommended to the Commits
sioners. Such system. he said, will
make automobile driving safer and
will move traffic more smoothly.
Y Mr. Keneipp said there were too
many stop signs In the District-so
many. in fact, that many motorists
pay little or no attention to them.
He said there are T5.000 trafiic signs
In the District and that some Of
them seem to be conflicting.
Plans to Improve Signs.
Mr.. Keneipp plans to improve the
signs on car loading platforms 80
that they can be seen more readily
at night, and also the motor route
signs through the city.
Washington has more parking
signs than any other city in the
country. he said. This is partly the
result of the construction the courts
have placed on the regulations en-
acted by the traffis department, he
said. Hereafter, before the regula-
tions are changed, he plans to take
them up with the judges Of the court
SO that only one Interpretation can
be placed on them.
One of the principal features of
new traffic regulations he plans to
introduce will be to make more
drastic penalties for speeding and
drunken driving,
To Weed Out Incompetent.
Future traffic control, he said.
must be planned to weed out in
competent drivers and to move a
greater volume of trafiic than ever
before.
"On the engineering side Wash
ington has a unique traffic situa-
tion," he said. I'VE actually have
two street systems here. Superim-
posed on the usual grid layout are
radial and diagonal avenues inter-
secting north, south, east and west
streets and setting up barriers to
the free movement of traffic. There
are further natural and artificial
complications-the parks, rivers and
the Government triangle-which re-
duce traffic to the use of only few
streets"
There are 938 miles of streets in
the District, with 7,021 intersections.
and 754,000 people enter the retail
and downtown area between $50
am. and 11:30 pm, he said.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
Shift Gives World Bank
Additional Office Space

Public Buildings Commissioner w.
e. Reynolds announced yesterday
that 10000 more square feet Of ONCE
space will be made available to the
international Bank and Monetary
Fund at 1918 II street NV. start
ing Monday.
A large share OF the building has
been promised to the banking
agency under the Governments S cur
rent moving program. At present,
the program is being held up in
part pending final decision on the
space the State Department will
Evening star., 1947-01-16

occupy. A final decision cannot be
reached until the views of Gen.
George c. Marshall. who shortly is
to succeed Secretary Of State
Byrnes, are known.
State Department officials ex-
planned the space would be made
available for the bank by shifting
two or three divisions of the de-
partments economic bureaus now
housed at 1873 II street to the War
Department Building at Twenty
first street and Virginia avenue NV.
Evening star., 1947-01-16

porting the alleged1y stolen car from
the District to Maryland.
Assistant United States Attorney
John P. Burke said he expected
final arguments would get under way
this morning. Justice Henry A.
Schweinhaut is presiding ut the trial
Evening star., 1947-01-16
Red Cross Unit to Elect

A new board Of directors will be
elected at the annual meeting of
the District Chapter of the Ameri-
can Red Crcsrs at 1915 H street
NV, at pm. Monday. Changes
in bylaws OF the group also will be
considered,
Evening star., 1947-01-16
Grond Larceny Trial
OF Shelton Neurs Jury

A District Court jury today was
expected to receive the case Of Jay
Paul shelton, 40. of Arlington, Va,
charged with grand larceny OF an
automobile In 1914, and ef trans
Evening star., 1947-01-16

Space In that building was released
by the Army Engineers moving to
temporary buildings at Grayelly
Point.
Evening star., 1947-09-17
Air Party Leaves on Second
'Nyway No. 1 Survey

The second survey party for Sky
way No. /" left Washington today
for Los Angeles by way Of the
Southern leg of the projected route
for private flyers, with scheduled
stops in Atlanta, Ga; Shreveport,
La; Fort Worth and Abilene, Texas,
where the northern and southern
routes join.
Representing the Washington
Board of Trade, which is jointly
sponsoring the marking Of the sky
way with the Los Angeles Chamber
Of Commerce, were Frederick P. H.
Siddons, vice president; w. l.. Jack
Nelson, chairman of the aviation
committee, and Edwin N. Lewis,
publicity director.
The Los Angeles trade group was
represented by Glen B. Eastburn,
manager Of the aviation depart
ment.
The first survey fight, east-bound
from Los Angeles, was completed
here Friday by three official air.
planes which flew by way of Abilene,
and thence on the northern leg
through Oklahoma City, st. Louis
and Pittsburgh.
The party left here today in a
plane piloted by Mrs. Blanche
Noyes, chief Of airways marking for
the Civil Aeronautics Administra-
tion
Evening star., 1947-09-17

extra Calcium - also Phosphorus
and Vitamin B1. All that nourish-
ment for less than IL q serving.
just see to it your family has that
Cream Of Wheat" feeling every
morning! Instead Of serving with.
sugar and cream, vary Cream Of
Wheat"-so-
Chop dried apricots, fgs and
raisins. Stew together and favor
with lemon juice. Use for top.
ping on "Cream Of Wheat.
Yes, Cream OF Wheat" break.
fast makes good sense-and good
eating.
Evening star., 1947-09-17
ALWAYS THERE

TOOK EAST OR wEsT-youll not find
IL a more unusual, fine-tasting
seasoning than Tabasco. It's not
only q chefs standby-it should be
yours too - when you're cooking
vegetables, meats, fish, eggs. sauces
or gravies. Try this good recipe:
Season round steak with salt
and Tabasco. Dredge in -four.
Scar. Spread with fried minced
onion and tomato sauce. Cook
slowly.
Evening star., 1947-09-17

the first home he bought here. He
paid o small sum for 1t and by the
time he had finished altering the
place. his bank balance was lower
by $250,oo0i
Valentino will be played by q
complete unknown, Producer Eddie
Small assures me. He says he has
two boys under wraps, and they are
both dead ringers for Valentino. I'll
take bets. though, that he gets cold
feet at the last minute and uses
someone like Ricardo Montalban
who is dying to play the part.
Viveca Iindfors is in the odd posi-
ton OF having to wait for her clothes
so she can work in ITO the Victor, >
Viveca sent her duds on from Paris
by air express, while she flew here
Evening star., 1947-09-17

q leader among home appliances.
Norge refrigerators and washers
are so efficient and economical,
they practically pay for themselves
in the savings they make possible.
The amount of shelf space alone in
the Norge refrigerator cuts down
on shopping trips, enables you to
buy in greater quantity, and means
you always have plenty Of food on
hand. It's not for nothing that ears
perk up when you mention your
new Norge. Norge's reputation for
quality and economy is based on
long years Of studying the home
makers needs.
Evening star., 1947-09-17

so finely textured, 80 good tasting.
That's why they're q big favorite
with the spoon-fed set right
through babyhood. All three are
special favorites with mothers too,
because they're 50 nourishing, so
rich in added iron, calcium, phos-
phorus and B-complex vitamins.
Gerber's Cereals are simple to
serve, too-just add milk or formu-
la. And here's . menu-hint: sur
prise baby by varying the three
Gerber's Cereals. And then watch
that little angel-face dimple up in
= smile Of approvall So, today send
for your child's three free cereal
samples. Write to Gerber's, Dept.
DB, 81, Fremont, Michigan.
Evening star., 1947-09-17

Of others. All with Minute Celia.
tines easy. single saucepan method
ALMOND-CHERRY MOLD
1 envelope Minute Gelatine
2-3 tablespoons sugar
,2eups swestsafA cherry iuics: y
tSHstsesssanHsdsDears, laissit ~
~ cup Sskdsd white Ersbzs 4
1/3 cup blanched halved
almonds
Combine MinRte Gelatins with
sugar and cherry juice in sauce
pan. Heat over medium fame
7-3 min. till gslstine dissolves.
Stir constantly. Remove from
heat. When slightly thiekeAed
fold in fruit and nuts. Chill firm.
Four delicious salads or desserts
from every Minute Gelatine pack
age.
Evening star., 1947-09-17

cent an ounce (or less). Compare
Pepsi's 12-ounce bottles-at that
price-with the 8 to 9 OF. sizes Of
other nationally advertised soft
drinks-at their price--and cele-
brate your winnings with another
bottle Of Pepsi-Co Vary 1t this
way:
Over crushed lee pour jHies Of I
lime and bottle Pepsi.Cola.
Evening star., 1947-09-17
Southeastern U. Names
Six Scholarship Winners

Winners of six scholarships fol
courses in advertising art at South.
eastern University, the YMCA
school, are:
Mrs. Helen c. Bailey, 2305 South
Twenty-sixth street, Arlington; Miss
Peggy O'Neill, 7947 Orchid street
NV; Miss Mary Ann Saffell, Oils
Wire avenue, Silver Spring; Miss
Mary Lou White, 4617 Maple ave-
nue.. Bethesda; Charles Holmes
1929 Woodstock avenue, Silver
Spring, and Michael Balogh, $3.50
Broad street, Brookmont, Md.
Evening star., 1947-09-17
Two D. c. Men on Cruiser

Capt. Elliott q. Strauss, q. 8. NJ,
2208 Massachusetts, avenue, NV. and
Ensign Philip L. Collins, 5207 Con-
necticut avenue. NV, are aboard
the light cruiser Fresno of which
Capt. Strauss is the skipper. The
cruiser recently spent a week in
LIE Harve, with the Naval forces
from the Eastern Atlantic and the
Mediterranean.
Evening star., 1947-09-17

by ordinary plane, which, strangely,
proved to be the quicker way.
Howard Hughes, 10 7 am told, Is
secretly directing yet another ending
to what was called THE Sin OF
Harold Diddlebock. The new title
Is Mad Wednesday" and that
seems more appropriate!
Danny Kaye, II you are inter-
ested, has . woman admirer In Chi
cago, q Mrs. Louise Beggio, who IA
Evening star., 1947-09-17
JE55IE'5M&hoQk
by Jessie De Both

Cheer The Casserole rs Surely An Angelic Invention For
those Busy Demon Doys The kind days when
the dpon will burst potatoes. dob Of
yssday. vsstabs. hand ub.d pot
dppns-a touch ondyous all s Just TOO
with crushed potato chips cereal Aokss bake.
Evening star., 1947-09-17
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D c. RS
WEDNESDAY,

the top Kaye fan. She's seen up
In Arms" 80 times, and reckons to
better her record with Secret Life
|of Walter NIFTY" It hasn't been
out long. but Mrs. Beggio has seen
lit IL times already.
tReleased By North American Newspaper
Alliance, Ine)
Evening star., 1947-09-17
GOOD NEWS FOR YOU

I'M You EVER take . straight look
~ at yourself after you've IN
ished dirty pots and pans? Your
hair your hands = your expres-5
sion! Swift's Cleanser will remove
that charwoman look as soon aSs
you keep its red, blue or green
polka dot package handy. It's Q
Evening star., 1947-09-17
FREr-cEREAL TRIO FOR rorsl

CERBER's would like to send you
" free samples of their three
special baby cereals-Cereal Food,
Strained Oatmeal, and Barley
Cereal. Since baby's first solid food
after milk is usually cereal, Ger
ber's makes this special offer to
help get your infant of to a hap
pier start! For Gerber's Cereals are
Evening star., 1947-09-17
NEVER HEARD OF IT

AREN'T PEOPLE FUNNY? You tell
"A them about something new
you own, and they ask the brand
name. If it's unfamiliar, they shrug
and say. Never heard Of it." and
somehow, all your enthusiasm is
gone. But when you tell them you
have a new Norge freezer or range,
everyone's eyes brighten with envy
or interest, for Norge is famous as
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And thrifty! Place the contents Of
a package in bowl-then add-to
make these favorites:
l unbeaten egg u cup milk
Beat till smooth. Fill creased
muffin tins y full. Bake In hot
oven 1920 minutes.
You can whip them up in Jig timel
Two minutes from package to oven
you know!
Evening star., 1947-09-17
QUICK TRICK

LNoR A GOOD quick trick in the des-
L sert department-I turn to
jellied desserts made with fruit
juice or milk and Speed-up Minute
Gelatine. Fruit and nuts combine
well-as in this recipe. You'll think
Evening star., 1947-09-17
RANlSH the AlIRlS

rs YOUR FAMILY the kind that sktps
/ breakfast for all sorts OF
reasons? You can Danish the alfbis
In short order II you serve En-
riched 5-Minute Cream Of Wheat.
Here's a treat to make the whole
family sit up and take notice. It's
good. and good for you! Enriched
Evening star., 1947-09-17

D - M ! n u t Q
&C r e q m o I
Wheat" gives
you get-up-and-
go-food- energy.
B e S | d e s 1 t S
famous supply
Of blood-bu
ing Iron, En-
riched 5-Minute
&C r e a m o t
Wheat" provides
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DupDleS ana ret
them slidedown
your parched
throat. That hit
the spot--didn't
itt Delicious and
sudden relief!
Euy 1t for all the
family. It costs
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