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Evening star., 1947-06-18
In the NetVs

Mrs. Bernard Riley Lincolns OF
Sligo Park entertained at luncheon
yesterday in honor of Mrs. Lillian D
Slaby of Piqua, Ohio. formerly OF
Silver Spring. Mrs. Slaby and her
two children, Kent and Patricia
Ann, are visiting her parents. Prof,
and Mrs. H. D. Drake at Gallaudet
College for the remainder of the
month When Mrs. Slaby returns
she will be accompanied by her
parents.
The Resident Puerto Rican Com
missioner, Mr.. A. Fernos- -Isern, en-
tertained at reception yesterday
afternoon at the Willard in honor
of IS teachers from his country who
are here on tour.
Miss Ethel Newton Jett is visit
ing her brother, Bishop Robert
Carter Jett in Roanoke, Va.
Evening star., 1947-06-18
Viii Entertain
For Bride-eIect

Miss Alper Vestal,> daughter Of
Maj. and Mrs. Van Rensselaer,
Vestal, will entertain tomorrow al
the Army Navy Country Club at q
luncheon in honor Of Miss Joan
Forster. who returned to Washing
ton with her following their gradu-
alton from Pembroke College, Brown
University. Miss Forster is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Rudolph Forster. Her marriage to
Evening star., 1947-06-18

Mr. John Woodward Blocker viii
take place Saturday.
After q short visit with her moth
er Miss vestal will spend the sum-
mer in Nantucket WITH her sister
Mrs. Eric ]. Williams. Of Louisville
At the end of the summer she and
her mother viii join Maj. vestal In
Japan.
Evening star., 1947-06-18
English Study Dropped

Effective in July English will not
be compulsory Language for study
in schools Of Lucknow Province, IN
dia, and even as an optional subject
viii not be taught IN primary
schools.
Evening star., 1947-06-18

| from Greenhrier College Oh the Sec
lnnd Of June and during her senior
| year was queen Of the college and
lsecretary-treasurer Of the student
government.
Evening star., 1947-06-18
Greenbrier Dinner

Miss Bettejane Mackenzie. chair
man of the Greenbrier College Din
ner Committee, has announced that
the annual dinner will be held at
$50 pm. tomorrow evening at the
Statier Hotel
Miss Mackenzie was graduated
Evening star., 1947-06-18

Coal output In Bohemia and
Moravia is steadily increasing.
Evening star., 1947-01-26
MRS. HVISDOCK.

MRS. HVISDOCK.
Married January II tn
Skagway, Alaska tp Mr.. John
Francis Hptsdock, she former :
ly pas Miss Dolores Daymude,
daughter OF Mrs. Donald Ford
of Silver Spring. Mr.. HDisdock
is in business in Skagway
aohere they are mi aking their
home. Nj Art Photo.
Evening star., 1947-01-26
AG,anlUana G,.am!

How is the supply of PACQUlNS
Hand Cream holding out in your
house? / hope you've wisely intro.
duced it to the children,-for PAC-
OUINS is a grand help in smooth
ins and soothing red-rough, scratchy-
dry places on knees, elbows, cheeks
and shins. Urge them to smooth on
PACQUINS, just as you do, alter
every time they use soap and water,
and encourage them even further by
getting jar specially for their very
own use. Children adore using
PACOUINS. They like the quick
smooth way it goes on :. the
way it disappears into the skin, and
the way it smells so nice: check
YOUR own supply now -. the jar IN
the kitchen, and the one on your
niaht table, and if your supply IS Is
low, eet enough to take care OF all
the hand.cream needs Of the family!
YouIl find PACOUlNS at Drug
Department and l0c Stores.
Evening star., 1947-01-26
|BUY-LINES by Nancy Saser
Weekly Sponsored Advertising Column of Interesting Things

NEW YORK, N. Y, Jan. 10th - You're
lucky! Being BUY-LINES reader you
won't miss this grand event. Believe me
YARDLEY Is having SALE! Right now
and all through February you can buy TWO
S1.OO jars of your favorite YARDLEY
creams for just $l.5O. Select your TWO.
jar combinations from any of these four
Evening star., 1947-01-26
Oa;ek. ma,psleu, R.E.fs, mino, 6a,n.!

.... an couch" from Kitchen ickety.spit for the
RFsNO afor nothing quite like this famous Ointment IN
] marvellous burns Burns from spatterlns
bringing rns and those much" burns when reach
M 1ar the toae the handle Of stew or skill
| IN RESINOL Immediately and in time your burns
will be- practically But don't limit E use JUS. tome the
.;sf o the itching simple rashe chapped
su bafed areas It's comforter children use on their on
keen lar within the WHOLE family a inc year ro'nu
Evening star., 1947-01-26

Mrs. G. T. ireland is entertaining
as her guests her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benton Thompson of SPRING
field, Ill, who are enroute to Cuba
to spend the remainder OF the win
ter.
1t. and Mrs. Henry S. Barbour
and their daughter, Nancy OF Nor
folk, will arrive Saturday for visit
Evening star., 1947-01-26

Here's that wonderful Metatarsal
foot cushion I've been recommend.
ins to you for SO. long DR..
Scholls LuPADS! If you haven't
tried them yet you're missing big
bet in real, honest.to. goodness foot
relief. You see. DR.. Scholl, the ia.
nous foot authority, made them
especially to ease the strain where
most feet need it most at the
BALL of the foot! LuPADS loop
over the forepart Of each foot and
snuegle feather.lisht cushions
against weakened Metstarsal aches
protecting and cushionins them
against pressure, tenderness, pain
full callouses and burning sensa-
tions. Cost is only 81 a pair at
Drug, Department or Shoe Stores
. or write to DR.. ScholTs, Inc,
Dept. LIS, Chicago 10, ILL.,, and
Give your shoe size and width!
Evening star., 1947-01-26

Why is it that you like some people from the
start and continue to like them better the
more often YOU see them? For the same rea:
son, perhaps, that everyone likes SCHL1TZ
Beer! It's beverage you can count on to
"it.in" any place, and its "cant-be. compared.
with" qualities are always, unfailinely, the
- NJ ,uond.- cCHJ ITZ Rser iS Siven a
Evening star., 1947-01-26

When brand pair OF SHOES looks JUST ke HI oIo pun
liter lust few months wearing you've every reason to
he disappointed That's why keep ursns you to look TOR
L.t NEOITTE mark on every new pair you buy lhat
sr te, YOU that your shoes will HOLD to their trim
ansar, lines oneer that they'll sive you broken.n
comfort right from the s sars Not
-. discovery and when it comes to wear leather
, .ouch i. NEOLITE Soles waterproof and IN
hmt these things you won't KNOW until you neas
Is. eoaG n NEOLTE Soles when you shop for shoes?
Evening star., 1947-01-26

fhave as their guest Mrs. Banks
mother, Mrs. A. w. Greenwell Of
Montclair, N. j., who Is also making
the acquaintance of her new grand
daughter, Sally Elizabeth Banks.
! Mrs. Edward DeYoung has gone
| to the University of Pennsylvania
| to spend the week with Mr.. De-
Young.
| Mrs. s. Cooper Dawson, jr, has
returned from . visit in Atlanta.
| Mrs. William Reardon has gone
to North Carolina for visit with
Mrs. Charles Calvert SmoOt.
Evening star., 1947-01-26
Alexandria

with Capt. and Mrs. A. G. Sabalot.
Mrs. Barbour will renew many ac-
quaintances made when she was a
student at st. Agnes School.
Mrs. Walter Adams Nivling Of
Boston and Cape Cod is here for
an extended visit with Comdr. and
Mrs. Stanley M. Alexander.
1t, Col. and Mrs. Charles H. Banks
Evening star., 1947-01-26
@a
@ ~

Yes, curIs and rinelets even for a
baby with wispy, straight hair is
perfectly possible with NESTLE
Baby Hair Treatment! That's why l
repeatedly urge Mothers to begin
using this gentle lotion the minute
baby's second growth of hair is
about one inch long. For over 80
wears, thousands of mothers have
been using it to give their babies
the kind Of curls that will win them
the admiration, hugs and kisses all
babies deserve, but which the curly
heads most often get. You'll find it
simple to use, and besides helping
to form sweet curls and rinelets, it
will make baby's hair look thicker,
much more luxuriant. Ask for
NESTLE Baby Hair Treatment at
Drug, Beauty and Baby Shops
ST for a bottle that makes tnH
quart of treatment. Ask for it.
Evening star., 1947-01-26

NIat stcoId,
Them @ h @ nst on NEOTE Soes when you shop 1er
your, Shoe Shop reos and heel vn
Evening star., 1947-01-26
Rani,k RoL OAo,.!

Nobody likes to feel that she's been
fooled yet when you use
deodorant that masks one scent
with another, you're mighty apt to
deceive yourself on the subject of
personal daintiness! That's why l
advise QUEST, the POSITIVE
deodorant powder that actually de.
stroys body odor! It's not scented
for the job :. just plainly efficient
because it contains an INGREDIENT
that banishes body scents. Shake
it on underarms, in your shoes,
sprinkle it into your eirdle, and al:
ways use it on those certain days"
when feminine secrets must be
kept. Just 35c at Drug Counters;
small cost for an all-purpose de.
odorant The men in your family
will like QUEST most of all, for
its smooth powder relieves them
of the messiness of sticky creams
and "spilly" liquids. Ask for it.
Evening star., 1947-01-26
MISS ELY.
Nancy Ely to Wed
Richard Starnes

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard s. Ely Of
Seminary Hill, Alexandria, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Nancy Ely, to MIR.
Richard T. Starnes, son of Mrs.
Eveline B. Starnes Of this city.
Miss Ely is a graduate of st.
Agnes School and Bryn Mawr Col
lege and is president of st. Agnes
Alumnae Association. Mr.. Starnes
served in the Navy during the war
and is assistant city editor of the
Washington Daily News.
The wedding will take place in
the spring.
Evening star., 1947-01-26
.QnsiA. .Sio,v y 1MoMywoo4l -Ha1 Cos.!

Have VOL ever change their hair color
with every role their sysef natuaylovey!
Well here's straight from stars dressing oo They use
ETFRNOI Because this oil shampoo only kindes the
hues but actually as
take tin from Shoe dull faded
locks EERNOL For the har
shade that's Rest for vou ETERNOL Scope to
Nancy Sasser Ave, Dept S7 New York TO- Use
Evening star., 1947-01-26

lubricatng Lquefying Cleansing Cream, for oily skins,
non.greasy light and refreshing Complexion
Cream, for normal skins, all.purpose cream that
ceanses and lubrcates. So here it sthat fresh natural
English Complexion-rght at your finger tips! grand
chance take of all your skn-cream needs or
months to come at real price savins-IWO $lOO Jars
for 81 so, plus tax. ----- Ii vi
Evening star., 1947-01-26

generous the refeaors OF those homes where en-
done on LARGE smoothne and
SCTZ just naturally blend we'll with excellent food and good
versaion Brewed kiss of the hops there's trace
of harsh bitterness flavor Order sCLIZ from
Food Market reguary Schliz Brewing Co,
Milwaukee Wis Be sure to add to your shopping list
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-06
Bees
Have No Stings

SYDNEY, Australia (AP)-
Efforts Of breeders to develop a
stingless bee has called atten-
ton to the fact that Australia
already has nine species of bees
which have no stings.
The Australian bees are much
smaller than the more familiar
types, about the size of a house
fly. They can get into small
flowers from which the larger
bees cannot gather nectar.
'JThey produce IA distinctive
type Of, honey which is often
sold at premium prices, but Aus
tralian beekeepers report that
they cannot be kept near ordi-
nary-type bees because they rob
their neighbors instead of gath,
eEing honey for themselves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-06
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
(Know Auaerical

U. S. Senator Homer E. Cape
hart, Republican of Indiana, born
at Algiers, Ind, SO years ago.
Vice Adm. William "A. Glass
ford, born in San Francisco, 81
years ago.
DIR. Harvey N. Davis, president
OF the Stevens Institute of Tech
nology, Hoboken, N. j., born in
Providence, r. l., 66 years ago.
DR.. Paul D. White of the Har-
ward Medical School, noted card
iologist, born in Boston, 81 years
ago. ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-06

Let those people b Chicaoo know
that we're lxp and coming
Mark Carver had been stand
ine Il another congregational
circle, but the word sartielae
caught his ear. He did IN about
tac0 and was part Of the group
around Carney. h looked at
Rush
You're writing n article
abo:lt Forge City, young uan?s
be asked. Rush nodded.
81 understood you were work
ine TOR 4 Chicago paper. What
would they ~ interested =
Rush patiently explained that
il wasn't Forge City alone, That
he was doing q series on towns
similar to Forge City. BY now
he had told the story % many
times that he had to stop and
think to realize that i wasn't
true.
"Pat should be interested n
this = said Carver. aPatls ~
called across the room The
mayor, 4 stock character Il Rush
had ever seen one. came across
the room.
What's on your mind. Mark7"
he asked
Henry. here = doing an article
on Forge City tor q Chicago pa
per. think we ought to give him
all the cooperation we possibly
can.
Sure. said his Honor. 'I'll CO.
Whaddaya want, young
fe1low?.
Rush began to resent being
called q young fellow. Carvar
the question for him.
II think it would be 4 good
idea to send q man around with
him. He's new. in town and one
Of our boys could show him the
ms and outs Of the place and save
him . lot Of time.
And be sure / saw the right
things, thought Rush. Aloud he
said, mr.. Pedrick has offered to
help me out. appreciate your
offer, though"
&c bs eenfinued)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-06

| Had eiven him. XII Enslish n,et
him at The door. She seemed very
much # home. almost = though
she lived here. ~
.Cone u. Mr.. Henry she
said Then she peered over his
shoulder. = thought you were
bringing Z guest, she added.
~ nm, said Rush. "She won't
b available till after ten o'clock,
however. I'll 80 get her them
Hedrick came up then to stand
with his arm around her shoul-
Idef1. 8
There's your young lady,
Henry?" he asked. Il h0pe you're
mot going to spoil the picture I
aad bgil! Up & YOU a casanova
Il can spoil that picture "a
about thirty seconds" said Rush.
women think Of me as brother.
But ] DO have q girl She's busy
till ten I'll pick her up then.
Take my car" said Pedrick.
Thanks q lot" said Rush. I'll
be very impressive in . Buick
convertible.
IN the next fifteen minutes Rush
! met people at the rate Of new
name every thirty seconds. Only
three Of them were familiar.
Mayor Patrick Gum, Police Com
missioner Mark Carver, and Max
Carney. Rush searched his mem
tai fles on Carney. He came up
with two words Liquor and
Rackets.
This somewhat mild appearing
man might have just walked OF
2 construction job. His voice had
the hoarseness associated with
believing orders over the noise
OF riveting machines. His face
was weathered and his eyes
Ecrinkled from facing many 4
wind and squirting into many q
sun. Only his hands gave him
away. No hod had calloused those
hands within score Of years.
Articles, eh?" he said That's
good Forge City is nice little
place. Clean. We're proud Of her.
Give US . good story, young man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-06

ing q woman either by telling a
lie or by any scheme for causing
her to fix attention on the man
counting her"
The bill applies to "any rela-
tions, social or amorous' and
sets up fines from $25 to $4,000.
# the Don Juan is married, tlel
fines are doubled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-06
Putting Cupid
On His Honor

MONTEvIDEO - (APl Its
getting 80 . man can't even tell
2 girl he loves her unless he
can prove il.
The Urusuayan Chamber Of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-06

AVE- eight-thirty he caught !
- cab 70 the address Pedrick
Evening star., 1947-10-20

"Byn Fair" large iIIustro-
tion) smoothly tailored in
royon crepe, or its just-os-
smooth twin, "Bryn Belle"
popular, four-gore bias in
royon satin. With extro-
strong seams and double yoke
at bust and back. Have it
measured for your "Body-Con-
tour" size in the new longer
length. White or petal, $3.50
Evening star., 1947-10-20

"Endeor" tailored royon
sotin With scoIIops to prettify
the top .. q slip without side
seams, for its "Dynomic BoI-
onee" design means only three
pieces Of fobrie ore used, for
fit-os-you-move perfection.
PetoI pink or white. Ask to
be measured for the new longer
length -------------$2.95
Evening star., 1947-04-12
ACREAGE FOR SALE

LEESBURG PIKE-27 acres. within one
mile of Falls Church: approximately 500
900 az SH WM haa 4. IAudHIIN. u Jill Reaitor, Nc
Lean va. Elmwood 1922; ewes. LII 1852,
CORNER OF RIVER RD.. and Golds5oro
rd.. 500 IT from Kenwood Country C!uh.
mss from fIonaes 3 e aodsboPo 1s ld asS
terms for builders. Call Mr: Franklin,
wEAySs pl sao nsos eSes lMc aE 495s si's
So ACkES with water and sewer in; suit
able for immediate sgbdivision; -, on n, main
saer0asa1aIs CO maale T.'a oasas me-
aBouT 40 T / los ACRES S on n either side Of hish-
seSssapmeh Sc ssaes [. W A aRooMEs. W 18Th and Eye
SO. sso.-AcRE WOODED TRACT mr.. Mclean,
Fails Church So9srJ after 8. ...-1b -
.Si 70 acre r. estate STATE for the price Of : city lot i
within 90 min. OF D. c. when Freeway is
built: Only few min. nog to ,na ,snhoppinsii Ednsi
sas stss a1a }or ra nanchtyps efes homes Good soil
Springs and brooks. Drive through ROCK.
vile 9 n miles west on Route 2S; turn 9 LETT
3. Glen III, " sn so MAMpis s1p sfsernoon RosI
sacs ncsEaGE-s ssdi to 100 acre tracts some
nea ss9se acre r any jim Britt. AT sess, TR. 1915.
6. ID. MURPHY. Real Estate. Ia
ON GREAT FALLS RD. between Langley
ard Madeira School. about mile, from
D C.: 2ss acres suitable for small Vir-
eir,is estate; beautiful building site on
Knoll. small stream on property: ST. 90.
SEVERAL wonderful small estate sites in
western Montgomery County. l3 mi. west
Of Rockville. I mi. west of Dawsonyille On
thoss who work at Carderock Bethesda
and Silver Spring, DEVELOPMENT OF 9
sites in 81 acres: from s to over acres
tract OF s acres at So, 500; one-third down,
balance quarterly or semisDnually; every
thing you want. thrilling views. stream
trfcity. pnoYe, school bus to good Mary
land schools: direct from owners. NOR
ROW. IN 3317. cr ToRBEET. OR. s246.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
cENTRAL downtown LoCATIoN.4-
SsF III E l. e ssssDzas issrs !
Mr.. 18Th AND D ,s.E;-s-apt bldg; brick
made de- int into eiaa Units I sI5.s5o FISCHER
MopSRa NA S1ss OF sqosq 81 sslo building. downtown
ssaaoss S own csa ssss
so,snss & bssl Rn REee so 0r until atrs p sa Evs Ne
| ninss and Sundays. EN-. .6oa7 LEO N.
HaERNsTElMM a,s STE Mss co. y 14lS ST. nx
rooms, s. baths. h.-wh., choice downtown
rooming-house location; present tenant
has income eyer s4qo monthly; r For In lm,
LEO LEO II. sEiRSsTE1N s CO. lzi5 st.
GEoRGETowN-Meeient corner brick,
8 apts.; 9 furnished; cross annual rental
S2.760; low expenses. VIII show over Sc
net return on investment Call OWNER,
Ii oSl3. evenings and SUNDAYS, Nj. 1919.
Ist COMMERCIAL on No. CAPITOL nr, S.
now rented as housskespinE unit at Ss6S
WIcKS REALTY Co, RA. o5as or GE-
INVESTMENT PROPERTY. Sc. corner, nr.
sth and E. Capitol. Newly. converted apt.
house, income Sa,a4o yearly: less than 6
Co. RA. 05e5 or GE. s0e2. -13
WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL income prop
erty-2T2 acres in Shenandoah Valley,
"a miles from winchester, IL from Stras-
burg; has a $4,000 barn, necessary out
buildings. truck and some equipment; also
.7-rm. house in good condition; 1900,
REALTY. CH. 1895. OK. 22S4. -l3
Evening star., 1947-04-12
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN, near 9th and 6 SITS. NV
1900 sd. it. Of 1st-foor space. air condi-
toned: I2-car parking lot In rear. ideal
81 ssf lssSEsssyE Hs's 81 EfRs
In best residential NV. location: money
saiss axsF ressonsb. asn ssns nasKa do
14th AND NEWTON SITS. NV. corner
3429 14th st.-Entire second mr., rms,
and hot water; reas. rent. RA. 2O36. --19
LARGE ATTRACTIVE OFFICE or studio
and Law: excellent location. Just OF Conn.
ave. on 8 ST.: S100. MI. 4300 forenoons.
floor. front. sIe 10th st. NV. Phone
ENTERPRISE BUILDING. 174o K st. NV.
Small 1st-f. suite, 500: large End and
5sh $ss Shons Shssss x s7s $685. nsa si40 shsle s
GEORGEToWN-Two very large ofdces
LEO Tae ikocLB. NfSetaf fNc.. MI. f'lSS Sioo. lis
OFFICE ROOMS for one Or two attorneys
sial; X block west Of connseticHt ave;
between n and NJ sts.; very attractive and
person. ScsIi Boysen, sANDoz, NC. pU.
on on DUPONT CIRCLE or 2 spacious
repressntatiye. etc: completely rsmodeIeds;
haaa WscosRN SsssaRsnay AVE- ca No sess
E6srfsE E@si HR ns isa7 Eye sU st. 0s nw mo- Ma sss1
IDEAL LocATIoN-1-roomt once. 200 sa.
f.. vicinity 17tn and g; $50 mo. D1.
REAR REAR 800 FT.. a1o1 K st, NV. and 1900
fl in hasement available irnmediat teIy;
entrance from both 21st and K sts., suit
able for ofices. storage or repair shops;
MT Doe s' with FRANK S. s'T; R;H1fIfps,. ). pi 81.
eoiFlFsIcE FOR RENT for physician;- = on
appreximstels pn mat May aSns aoa oR caSn sSfs as''
has vacated ONCE space on g st, NV. near
immed. on suitcase OF. new lease with
landlord; air eond. .ayail.; offers consid.
sTss v,fa Phone r,ps FIX S$5e, g i AR CARRIER
1910 18th 81. NV. heart Of downtown-,.-
Entire second f., 10 rms. or more. avail.
fS5 M s ssross ss from
WALSH s Me- sfs Realtors. Ps5 s SIS I'll ilth M 8.
1st-cIass Ii o2as DOWNTOWN locations n rm..
sfo sf6;rs sr cal ip's s siSo sram sSEY sIss slSg
Mf soKaHI KaISIER, ii ri MS@Desirable s. 6ss ONCE space
on ground floor at 33rd and Perry sts. ne;
2 rms. and layatory. Call F. T. MIDDLE
TWo TS; oFF1cEE Rooms for rent. Inquire
End floor. 1882 You st. NV, AID. 719s.
PROFESSIONAL MAN has / to 2 room
office available, in Bethesda business Sec
tion. Call WI. 9447, to 4:30 -13
ON 18th ST. near telephone Cos rooms
on one floor, available May 18TH, .19477,, at
$3.50 ner month. Call Mr.. Franklin,
WEAVER BROS. INC, Washington Bldg,
DI. $500; ewes, GIL 1856. -13
DOCTORS ENGLISH BASEMENT oface on
/ 9th St.. in excellent location. To inspect,
call North 27Sa
2147 ST. N.W.-1st-fioor front studio
room: sink. grill, private shower; SIS week.
FIX 0fR3