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Evening star., 1947-05-08
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS AND REMODELING. CONNER
elah M spa qssd Tssidensl three yssrs 70 psy
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, parking areas.
concrete driyeways walkways,, Easements.
P1ushss maFTY aPa Esnsrs GoM
CARPENTER, general home repairs, all
ana sy ssda SATURDAY. .nd sands esf
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. fssstons
Wss MARcGccfo It, p0Eefss Morners ians
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 3bss,
CONCRETE CEMENT WoRK-rootinsH
driveways, porches. basement floors, steps,
old and new work. See GALEA, AT. 1854.
FLOOR sEEyIoE, nothing out the best.
iaying lay, salnldinE nnishing cleaning par,
Md eosTsaSToRs, fNc.. aisd; 1919 Wilson, Wissos-
GENERAL eie sss S SooNsTTiRSAcrINe-carpentry. re-
ias. sRSasrDENTiAL coNffRRSaiccTfnsdd' sd' c.. e.
GENERAL REPAIRS Of all kinds; recrea.
ton rms. and bars q specialty. CARL w.
SN!DER. Jr.. GE: 6172. H.
HEAIINGIoil furnaces and OF burners.
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex-
NHasN snEasass CO. s!s SAT- Z e.. svs SEnSE a
iN1yi INFERIOR iii 0oass Ard EXTERIOR painting.
Fine wall covering and paper hanging.
VIZ MooRR soa 5sss
SodTSENr Sds5Tsla Il nx xuMiNIM4 An 11a4 9,,
aluminium storm windows win keep your
present ssss ,ue YindMSx frames from FottlnE ans
HOMES Co. Sa1s wis. ave. Bethesda.
MAHoS2NY n AND wALNuT-specisl wood
paneling and shelving work. Phone after
T PAIsTIAa, H% AG sIpsa2r Ipsa2rERrse, noors. vat water.
riss 1885, .ee asssf sesf ffas TssS
PAiNTiNG. paperins. plasterins, floor re-
g Rag Ss bhs ps So rsseF eHst fa
oor assrST ishns s1ssr9f I'll hDssTn nss g
'f Easy ser@s RFsss h assrsa
fAPER fs r. HAsssGsNe Angling AND PAINTING By 3
ussd g. nsssst s5 gFsds $685. e and paint
quality workmanship only; BY very reliable
white mechanics; 20 yrs; in the trade;
ss5Sft ar ca asa y dss
PAINTING. PAINTING, rArEnINe. pl....r.ns.- aesr
PPIISssMsIBlkaai g sasn. aSP HEArNe-s.medsslhin-
sPeesas YEARS A q psy sypsiN N2 & 1914
Rss:ss.s Efs5 sfas RsE.
sccRRiEEN YOUR FORCE wh;i. HE I have lnuc ms.
terial. Phone w. D. TAYLOR. 81. 3942,
EsaFffsvERP EfTssaa!rffs vfTisPt Fl sosTs.sTse sns sss
Roofing, siding. snttering,. painting, paper
ing: all work guaranteed; no down pay
ment: low monthly terms; for free sstl.
mate call WA. S486 days or ewes.
A.. B.. SEELYE CO.-Home improvements,
all kinds; work good, prices reasonable;
RRRMANENFP RsRfaMslns Pli HoMs osfs IMPROVEMENT Go.
-Remodelins from bsmt. to attic; roof
EHlAsifH tiI#s Ho%%f ;$SkoS5sss SsSS vi ssss
White asbestos and Insulbrick siding We
have II; We apply 1t. Free estimates.
PoRGHEs tSse rs MADE INTO ROOMS +. special. |
ty;.. bricktex siding: electrical, plumbing.
wallpapering and general house improve
ments; est. gladly given; reas. prices, 8 to
3 yrs. to pay. WASHINGTON CONTRACT
ING CO., Ia. 2133. Ill
ADDITIONS, remodelinr. carpentry, plumb
Ing, plastering, painting, etc, free esti-
HAMILTON CONTRACTING Co, RE. 4477.
ATTENTION, PROPERTY owNERsnFor
that remodeling work, call veterans at
their trade. DAVIS 81 LEARY, FA. 1742,
STRING is HERE-Remodel and renovats
now; free estimates; all work guaranteed:
1inmsdiats service, Phone IE. 7700, G. q
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SALESMAN.

JUNIOR SALESMAN-One Of washington S
largest and oldest electric. appliance and
man who is interested in building a real
future for himself; this is a wonderful op-
portunity,. must have car. See Mr. Lubar,
TRisuT1NG TTsns14 eoRp.. e15 T Penna. % ave. NV NV.
MEN AND WOMEN TO sell real estate.
part or full time; we have large selection
exper. not nee; state age and present po-
sition. all appointments strictly conf
Dental; free instruction on real estate
law and practice. Write to Box 395-D, Star.
RADIO TIME SALESMAN wanted; excel
lent opportunity Tor a man who knows
Washington's market ana has sales ex-
SALESMEN-Reputable storm window and
screen company wants 2 men, experienced
earnings, bonus plan and paid vacations.
Personal interviews only, pa p m. daily.
WEATHERGUARD CORP. 1412 Irving st
Statesmen. life. insurance; salary and
commission. If high school graduate be-
iTfSn LIFE sEs5 SsI % sbDy o4 }oHs ST hw
can teach you make $50 each evening
sALEsMEN-we wan. 2 men who have
had excel. sales experience; an opportunity
for tie right statesmen to earn well over
SeG py M Per Lsdd sasfE sRa c.
INC, 1880 wis. ave. Please do not phone.
sALEsMEN-Men's furnishings, expert
enced: 20so discount on purchases; 5-day
week Apply fifth floor. GoLDENBERGS S,
Stl a,ssMrS sSS sts ,tn nv ,or ,araon ao
ice, waterless cookware; no canVassing; $75
per wk;. and UP. Ii. 94s5 for appt. id
SALESMAN-Pleasant outside work: SAL
enced canvassers preferred; good opportu-
aEw yoRk ske jHwHhRS ~ CO., is " III aaps
SALESMAN, oil burners and fuel oil. ma
tionally, advertised products. backed by
one of the. largest companies in the
straisat salary only: opportunits or f for 1a ad
vancement to a man with ability and
ambition who can meet our requirements;
ds asp IN IN pss ass eEpanc svns aas an tn
starting s salary Boy 413-c, Star. 8.
tween So, 900 and S15, 900 per year. with
leads ana instructions furnished. call MR.
SNIDOW today, MI. 4224: evenings, CO.
SHOE sALEsMEN-Experien in selling
better grade footwear; in one of the finest
beP' an D4odaee TEE 4sd s5sFss for
ARE ARE YOU SSf HARD HITTING go getters
per week, In the very near future. If you
prove to be better than the average sales
man. your possibilities are even. greater
as we are opening several branch Offices
and need trained men for them. Ex-
perience helpful but not necessary as we
will train you to make this kind of
money. No age limit, but car is essential.
Call at 3461 18th st NV, End floor,
between 9 am. and l pm only. .
START A RAWLEIGH BUSINESS. Real
opportunity now for permanent profitable
RGFE1okaEk RRGGE kak MGaNUFacT1RER Gsatfss Fl in need Of
renOnSinJe sRrviCa
Write. giving age. experience and salary
exnected Boy 2QQ-n. Star Ii
Evening star., 1947-05-08
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has faI
teaching positions, 500 . week up. Also
immed stenogrsphic positions, $50 week
Colorado Bldg, 14th and @. RE. 393S
ASSOC. SECRETARY %, trade assoc.
5-day wk., S2.400. Medical secretary
expr. $50 wk. Export-import secretary
Part-time secretaries. $1.25 hr. Need 10C
new applicants daily for current open.
ings. Est. 30 yrs. Sec Miss Lee at BOYD'S
1888 F. MA 2338.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

NAVAL OFFICER and wife driving '46
Olds to Columbus, Ohio; leaving evening
266, after pm
DRIVING CHRYSLER conv. to Miss. vi.
Chattanooga, BIRMINGHAM, Meridian; leave
Sat or SUM-. take passengers, share e1-
pense DU 2O34 o.
PASSENGERS WANTED-week-snd trips
HI O642-M
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SITUATIONS MEN (ca.f.l j

VETERAN. white. 26. een9ral 0iace clerk.
nimcograpn and 9adresso<raph exDerience.
nee and references; steady Job with fu-
suTe wanted. Box 469~C, Star. o. 5
VETERAN, experienced of11ce work; twc
ears accounting school: seeking position
= hookkeeper. FH. 6676 g.
YOUNG EXECUTIVE desires position re-
turing responsibility and initiative: back
5round OF 5 yrs. experience in responsible
Military and civilian assignments. capable
n handling ONCE stan. managing small
business or handling correspondence for
YOUNG NAN sober. dependable. hotel and
club. ONCE exper.., desires to learn food
business. VIII make good man for the
Evening star., 1947-05-08
YOUNG MAN With some knowledge Of
meat cutting; must be sober and reliable.
SUNSHINE MARKET, 1918 14th st. NV.


YOUNG MAN, single. 2o-36, for sales posi-
supply houss
merchandise; must have car; good opportu-
nisy Tor future. Dial co. 3164 for appoint
YOUNG MAN, 21-a7. single preferred,
starting as adJuster TO train for perna-
nent executive position with local once of
national orsanization. Car helpful. Sal
prosram. See Mr.. Kaissiinr. bet. s pm.
Corr sas7 Il. hesSHo s2s's NJ. Rainier slNAscE Ms
YOUNG MAN for our modern sporting
sooos oept- Must be neat and aggressive
of, sporting goods To the man who can
sFyS Permanent. Mr.. Horowitz iRVING's.
YOUNG MAN, 20 to 2s years old. no ex-
perience necessary. TO train as clerk and
ONCE manaSer with newly organized trans
poTt,st'esn1 I,r s1o company. pm Splendid opportunity.
YOUNG MAN, TO assist in selling in retail
establishment, catering to hish-class Glen
tele: state age. salary expected Box 4l5-
YOUNG MAN, white, to work in new and
used furniture store as assistant to man
sEer: good salary: must be willing worker:
9t5fH YOUNG MAN. 1880. neat appearance % ga
pleasant personality essential. for special
advertisins campaien no experience nee
ssssTy, Apply & 6etgses & and II At Ma
YOUNG MAN. retail sales experience. IS to
3S years old; good chance for advance
nent. WASHINGTON SURPLUS. NC, 9th
fouSG MAN, single. to train for por-
Gales ability no photographie experiences
csSFf sssS5id poKEAs AgRyA Il a,s 1ssR R g. GOLD ae.
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WAITRESS. white. preferably experienced;
to work In modern delicatessen from II 80
an. to 7:30 pm. Call WA. 3141 bet.
p.m..10 pm. Ill
NV. HUE oRxss GRILL. - :
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Ma. 1910.
STEE0GRAPHER

for future; give references, experience
sTENoGRaPakk, sPE white; b-day week. Call
ssffEHSooGcHRApHER, sf So knowledge of bookkeep-
poston as 8oTtns
day wk; Apply DOVE coNsTRUcTIoN'
sTENoGRAPHER, permanent; accuracs
nssessary; Ne oaE, goed sfh salary; one-man ONCE
sTENoGkAPHsR. M SsIi PHI 's sa-hour. 10 sh-d.y week;
nice s,n snyigonmsns. Vi nm MA. soa5: 1lo O,
sry sos espaPs h ss sGae ss
only. 514 Colorado Bldg. -10
sTENoGRAPHER, secretarial work, per
msnent position. 37-hr. wk:. legal claim
sSs yosk ,,a1. Anply ply In, n person. M. McARDIE
sTENoGRAPHER =, Permanent position,
onss ose Mss 'SaH % Esia sss
sIEN0GEAPHER expsrienseS; s1os
wage increase. annual sick leave. paid va
EA patent s attorneys
ofdce, experience not necessary, but intelli-
eence and accuracy prerequisite; 39-hr
5s-day wk; X. Christian under 80; 50 zoe
STENOGRAPHER, permanent position fol-
young lady in one of Washington's lead
ing credit Jewelry stores; pleasant work
ing conditions, good starting salary, hos
pitalizatior and company insurance. Apply
KENT JEWELERS., 7th and G SITS. ,a NV
sTENoGRAPHER, under 25 yrs of age
permanent position with major oil CO..
5-day, 4o-hr wk,; good starting salary
sWITHCHBoAR2 oPERAT9R, 7 am. to
TfACaER fGssst1iii or Or c0IIEGE sTupENTIva-
cation xSrk tor in oe eoSnsry splegdid sxgsr
shde os E0r hiss sshso ass5
graduate, white: some typins. MUTUAL
DT. o7oa, Mr.. Norris. IS
TYPIsT, general office work; excellen,
salary: permanent; pleasant surroundings
ASKINS, 737 9TH st. NV. =
IYPIST with knowledge OF Ming; answer;
ing phone b-day wk.; good location. Call
TYPIsT. IS to 80. permanent position
and s DESIRED RucK
Err RspIo WHOLESALERS, 1912 14th st.
fSs sE inl ssaTasy sssfs $50 g Gss
NO. 5376, MR.. TURNER, -
TsRIsa Tsaf ass PaEt fsas Ps Ma ssaalaso $751; osa'
TYPIsT. experienced in writing IRE insur-
ance policies preferred: salary to COM
nensurate. with experience. Also openins
for file clerks; psrmanent positions. a.
4 BAKER AXE CO., NC 71o 14th ST. NV.
MATTRESSES f3l, experienced. over 81,
WINGS RESTAURANT. eea Il st. NV.
WAITRESS. WANTED =. Neat-appearing
experienced girl for steady job; excellent
salary. meals and tips. Apply In person,
$.sifs sAs Isr rs#Hs saas
at the restaurant. -8
WAITRESS for nishtwork Apply PIN
COS Gus GanaI GGRdILs & ssas Bladensburs I'd. Col
WAITREss; sxp.risnssa, for nlghtTork.
WAITRESS, experienced in better restau-
rants or hotels; serving cocktails and
dinners; no Sunday work. NAPOLEON'S.
WAITRESS wanted. eoiored: s17,a0 wk.,
good tips No phone calls. JOHNSON 8
CAFE. 1909 18th st. NV. -
WAITRESS, exper.; best tips in city; very
little food served. 1o9 upshur 1t. NV.
WAITRESS VI III es'ns With ABe card: good hours.
good pay, Apply HnLcRE5T REETAU-
RANT, 27f4 Good Hope rd. s.e., TR. g027.
10
WAITRESS. white, preferably experienced;
to work In modern delicatessen from II 80
s-m. to 3o pm. Call WA. 8141 bet.
wAfTkkss. solorsd, wanted. ISL ]. Il.
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ing and general
position, pleasant
day wk, Apply
OIL 18th st. NV.
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knowledge of bookkeep-
ofiice work; permanent
working conditions, 5la-
DOVE CONSTRUCTION,
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INSTRUCTIONS. COURSES,

NEW CLASSES in practical refrigeration
and air. conditioning now starting; GI
approved. NATL. INST. OF COMM. b
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of Washing
JOS. r. HAIR


GIRL GIRL for .Sy. DRY. cleaning store; counter;
Harms; PAgeo CLEANERS Zoos e Eye st st
GIRL 20 answer telephone and able to ds
typing. 736 Bowen bldg. -s
GIRL, coIored. to work in Chinese laundry;
good pay. steady work. 2054 e st. NV. Is
sonay aSy ana sesse Fo mees
eeptionists for national ORGANIZATION. Open.
EXPERIENCE not necessary. Reply statins
age. previous employment, salary desired
Glf GYM fNsTRGcTREss, ajca Q am. It'll > n pm,
1921 Conn, ave, DI 1915. -9
HOSTESS. white, capable person to assist
anns room Ho sunday ana khn ao tSp agpg
HOUSEWIVES, earn ss-slo 81 daily. takin,
MafsoNErTE fsi FRocKs. % P. s 8. Box S5ss 5s'
HOUSEWIVES interested in part-time sell:
ployment once. 3rd a.. THE HEcHT CO.
aSsh and F sts; NV. Generous store BEN
LADY, % Or GfkI. Enslish teacher, to give
priyate lessons to diplomats wife, daily,
sven at my homs aaa w. s.ash as
from 9 to 10 am. Call CO. 570o from
8 to IL a. m. %
sps l.a'' !ss I'll yHsh aS seee asaE'
Capitol ST. B
LAUNDRY - Experienced girl for hand
laundry; good salary. 2010 P st. NV.
MEDICAL TECHNIcIANs. experienced, 10,
positions in doctors ofice, private and
hospital laboratories. For information and
appointment. please call MA 0426 be-
tween and pm
MODEL. matronly type; size SO only. Ap
MT nj
WARD & LOTHRoP, a:30-6 daily 1t
NIGHT CASHIER, 8 pm. TO . am; good
salary, plus meals: excel working condi-
ions. Apply in person to RESTAURANT
ss3. S23 18th 81. NV. -
NURSE-GOYERNKSS, white, thoroughly
experienced; permanent position: care
5-year-old girl; summer at seashors: To-
cal references required NO. 1731 -
NURSENAID, white. live in. care Of two
small children and assist light duty no
cooking REQUIRED. EN-. 6013
OPERATORS, for mems alterations. Ap-
ply in person. personnel ONCE, eth door.
e:3o-6 daily, WOODWARD b LoTmCP
-1o
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Jan. - WD =
Produce markets: Potatoes: IDOL
lars per 100 lbs. unless otherwise
indicated) steady. Names Katha-
dins No. Ia 2.40-.60;; Kathadlns
No. /, so lbs. 1905; Green Mts.
No. IA 2.40-.60: commercials 2.35-
40; Green Mts. so lbs. bags No. Ia
l LIS .35: Long Island Green Mts.
MOL, 2.50-.75; No. 1B 1.50-.75;
Green Mts. No. l, so lbs. l.35-.4o;
Idaho Russets No. ! 3.75-4.00; Bak-
ers Box 3.85; No. Ia so lbs l~.85-2.o0;
Green Mts. seed 100000; Katah-
dins seed 2.75; Sebago 2.90-3.0O;
Idaho Russets 10 lbs. bags 45-48;
Floridas so Id. bags Red Bliss NO.
1B 2.oo-.25; commercial 1~.75-2.oO;
Connecticut so Id. bags LIS; Penn
sylvania 100 lbs. Katahdins No. l.,
$50; No. 1B lao. so Florida 100 lbs.
Red Bliss commercials $50 asked.
Sweet potatoes: (bushel baskets
steady. New Jersey, golden No. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-10
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. 9 - up -
Closing foreign exchange rates fol-
low Great Britain in dollars, others
in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York
open market 5 Lie per cent dis
count or s4.93A U. S. cents, up LIS
of a cent.
EUROPE: Great Britain 81. 03,
off Is Of a cent; France CFranc)
.841s, unchanged; Sweden Krona)
$27.S5, unchanged; Switzerland
Franc Comb $40, unchanged.
LATIN AMERICA: Argentina
Free PAT, off oil Of a cent; Brazil
Free $50, off .05 of a cent; Mexico
20. go, unchanged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-10
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepIess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain IL miles
oftinytubes or filters which help to purifythe
tired and don't work right in the daytime
many people have to get up nights. Frequent
osscanty passages with smarting n dburninr
sometimes shows there is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder. Don't neglect
this condition and lose valuable, restful sleep.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, It
pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy.
and dizziness.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan,s
rus. q stimulant diuretic, used successfully
BY millions for over so years. Doan's give
happy relief and will help the Is miles OF
Aiahey tuees nush out Poisonous waste from
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-10
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, Jan. 9 P) -
Sales. closing price and net change
of the Is most active stocks Thurs
day:
Colum Gas and Ell %, 500 1885,
Graham Paige 1920 5-14.
Warner Bros Pict 9,100 1851.
Param Pict 1900 2Ss4-5s.
Eng Pub Svc 1900 1874 up Is.
Gen Mot 1000 55A up %.
Am Rad and Std San $500 lSss-b,
Woolworth $500 50h up y.
Unit M and M 5000 14A-h.
Radio $500 8 u no.
Gen Elec $500 37h up u.
Pepsi Cola S,4oo ISIS up ".
Sinclair Oil $500 1914.
Packard 5,40n 6h-1s.
Nat Pow and 1t $500 IA up v
N Y Central $500 1sA up "a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-10
By ROGER w, BABSON

BABSON PARK, Fla, Jan. Ell
is hard to grasp the full import O.
the tidal wave of juvenile delin.
quency as today reported by police
and courts, by social workers, ano
by the grim lips of school ane
church. No testimony of public au.
thorities, however, should be need
ed to warn readers of it's sweep.
You only have to scan the grist OF
daily news items,-some perhaps
datelined right in your own COM
munity or neighborhood. The teen
age situation at present is frankly
bad and scientists fear that the fu-
ture outlook is even worse.
Two highlights stand out in study
ing the-what can it be Infant
insanity epidemic of this postwar
era: First: The sheer gravity
and ~depravity of the widespread Of
fences. Literally they do not stop
short of robbery, arson, torture,
rape or other nameable kinds OF
crime. Second: The astounding, all
but unbelievable, youthfulness OF
the perpetrators.
There was a time when am ar
rested and accused offender made
news" because he was still IN his
teens. Today, however, such youth
fitness is a routine story, old
stuff. In fact, the neWsWorn read
er hardly bats an eye to learn that
the convicted man. has not reach
ed '%teenhood. Not a crime ON the
list is missing from the current
blotters-snd overwhelming num-
bers of the guilty are in short pants
or bobby-soxs. The crimes are
major; the criminals r minors.
Spoiled Parents
ANY hunt for the taproot of to-
days zoom in juvenile delinquency
will start with the reconstruction
of parenthood and its untransfer-
able duties. This responsibility OF
rearing decent children is SO big a
project it calls for all available aid
from specialists and outside forces.
But it's too PERSONAL a job to be
sub-let entirely. A hayward
youngster and a derelict pop or
NOM usually are but the two
faces of the anne bad coin. Child
hoodlumism will ebb only when
legal and financial responsibilities
are placed where they belong.
The case Of the spoiled parent
can be tracked back partly to the
synthetic home. I refer to the many
homes which have no spiritual
background and where a Bible Is
never read. What of enduring worth
do such habitations offer to eager
childhood? Now do not mistake my
meaning, for I hasten to add that
sucn a synthetic home may be
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-10
Spiritual Reviual Seen
AS Curb For Delinquency

istreamlined with all the eagerly
which the wife can crave and the
husband can buy. 1t may be among
the SWEETEST houses in town; Tor
police blotters will show that some
of the worst horrors of delinquent
Juveniles mole the so-called elite.
1t is the homes behavior to which
II refer and this has little to 90
with the cost of the house.
Today's congestion is floating
many families from the overgroWn
big cities and into the smaller
towns, suburbs, and countryside
Let us hope that this outbound trek
will lead to revival Of true home
making and real child-rearing. 1t
blessed with such results. this ma
ton will be far along toward solv-
ing its tragic youth problem. Pulled
out of congestion's deadly orbit
and influences, the normal home
can re-develop a family Life that
will absorb and improve the
youngsters. Parents will then be
less prone to pass the buck to hired
baby-sitters, underprivileged teach
ers, and the c%ontagion of gang cor
ruption.
Must Be Spiritual;zed
There is hope. too, in the bene-
fits of Scouting, Boystown's fine
work, Youth Achievement and the
bold experiments with youth hos
Tiers. juvenile enterprises, and
other quests of like aim. We must
also veer away from the radical
extremes of some forms of the
progressive" education and re-
store basic truths of wise discipline
with rewards and penalties. Self
expression has a place no doubt,
but it should not become a fast
express" to perdition. 1t needs to be
balanced by self-discipline. Poten-
tial allies, instead of foes, could
be enlisted from better movies,
comics, radios, videos, tip-ins and
facsimilies.
So the outlook is conditionally
hopeful. Child crime a be curb
ed, if not wholly cured, but with
this proviso: Namely, all the good
efforts On earth will prove but
poultices unless embued and endow-
ed with spiritual values. In the end,
juvenile delinquency - like other
fluctuations - is healable only
through help from On High.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-10
PRODUCE

CHICAGO, Jan. 8 - W.R-Pro-
duce:. Poultry: is trucks; unset
tied; hens 80; leghorns 81, heavy
springs 1895; old ROSTERS 49,;
small ducks 70.
Cheese: Twins 41-42; single
daisies ~ 1-2-43 IL; Swiss TAFT.
Butter: 477,341 lbs; weak; 90
o 70 IA; 80 score Y 1-2-72;
80 score 70 ~; SO score 70-1-2.
Eggs: 20,528 cases; unsettled;
extras l and 2, 41-44; 8 and 4, 40;
standards l and 2, 80: 3 and 4, 80;
current receipts 36-37; dirties sc
1.2.a1 II: checks % 1880 IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-10
Il You Have q
Nasty Cough
Due TO q Gold.
Follow the teod Of Thovsands
Who Have Found BUCKEYES
CANApiol MIXTURE 80
Good and EHaet;vn

Spend IS cents today at ssy drug store Tor
bottle OF BUCKEYES CANADIoL MIX.
rURs - triple acting. TAX. a ~tss,peonfuI
and hold 1t on the tongue . moment, then
action spread through throat, head and bron.
ehisl tubes. BUCKEYES MIXTURE az.
promptly to help ioosen.up thick, sticky
phiegm-soothe irritsted throat membranes
and ease hard coughing spella.
Most sI Canada knows BUCKLEY'S-foiks
has got to do . real lob. keep BUCKEYES
handy. So Try it the very next time 3 cold
results in a ~raekine. stubborn eoush-6nd
GUT tor yourself how good and effective II i.
fos SoIshs due to colds. Get BUCKEYES
TTAHHDloL MIXTURE - made in the
Futrelle's Pharmacy
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-10

2. 25-3.0 90; New Jersey, Jersey type
No. /. 1.5O-3s25; Med. 50-1.00;; New
Jersey. Jersey type No. ! processed
1.50-3.25; Maryland golden No. ],
100. so; Med LOO.
Live poultry: easy. Geese 45;
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-10

turkeys hens 4o-45; toms 26-27;
ROSTERS old 1920; ducks 30-35;
Long Island "A; rabbits all variet-
les 30-4O; fowls 22-38; chickens 26-
80; pigeons pair so; pullets 45-oo;
broilers 1888.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-10
N. C. o

RALEIGH, Jan. 9-(P)-NCDA)
Hog markets weaker to steady
and stronger, with tops OF 21.75
at Rocky Mount and Smithfield
and %, 900 at Richmond.