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POULTRY and Eggs

used one time i670o Old Bladensblrg rd.'
SSfE s9rhs Hens yd AND PhRpf RTEs sE 0 Best
able, Olympic 034s
PHEAsANTs. ringnecks: for breeding pur-
poses; cocks and hens; S. ca. Call Vienna
DON'T TAKE ANY CHANCES, buy full
srown Five-Star White Leghorn layersa
BABY II t Asb psfSqfSR sSRTES eaek CIV g. eG
approved s5 guilorsmn n,r passed NeW Hamp-
a6aWAN a6aTfSFS4 Sa1eks Gss fd Rffky3'e No
ss nro BRED neD our farms for
sFess s sfar fsssf asduGsa seara Rsis r. PsSs
TAEMs SSxie ma S Phone ssai
ussa ossns esss ses & o. viii sfs SCI. for sSS sSo
TR 1IS,s nssT Top any time SUNDAY y,t.,, n.rsr
cHiCksMBloodtested. chic B. Rocks n. H,
Wyandottes or orpingtons tno Leghornsl, J,
sSss ssRs PEI 100 AHfeoSy asssl!is rs
81 i 5Ss <, r Ys
broliers, ss.a5 per 100 Leghern Cocker;
sls s5,, sls5 per l9e Ship p.StSn SOD LONDON
BtNf sHsT anALiTY. III Bloc bieodtested: aeds Rocks,
sssyiss r. Seshs5ssS Sno IiY5s ssS
%koM SSfkfss1s RIN q PC CHICKS xs fss44s soE
dass GRSSifs sSS bAtst ehesens H aesa stsasas
battery with heaters, will accommodate
i oge peSSsd asyoa at anes R rG s ss ater
IaYINa fxf9isS eHIskENs 1s6j for SALE sale. 50
esshp sGa4 Ftrn Vissa sToRr Is Mi eia DE saos
MA ANfs Gos5absDs R tSh sRisks issa and Douitry
sasPiisAsi MhHLARD DUCKS. farm toaled and mus!
lev lew 0sS GEESE; ali besihnins a to lay Phone
sH Wkrk.oLp aitsi su'sahEs aEsw HAMp. RED CHG chicks
S!ssS'o So 8. es'a O. IN maxwell SRHE i9h Isnham, Nd
BstsRse bssR chicks, hns srooders, poultry feeds.
Gzso esRssoss aeo e. sdsipmssiai iNe I'll new York ave
HINES cHICKs-Yullorum passed. Nd.
eossd sP sPDESuss Sundays egsf
6lHsso 6aYolb nd AND shsSR Gii Maryland
Rssyea RsS ahsRs eRR0Fuw ffx AfaHshIs
sss? ana Ashton ssp1; 6 .,..or.,
Puliorum. Controlled under the N. p. ]. P.
Barred Rocks. New, Hampshires,, crosses OF
breeds for broilers, Is pc per 100; heavy breed
puliets. SO. per 100; Leshorn pullets
1875 per 100; light and heavy breeds,
horn cockeTels Sc per 100. SIS per J. 900
Live delivery guaranteed. GEM POULTRY
Is N 9th St, Phila z, Pa.
OIL BRooPERs rs 81 sears 4oe,shiok se,b ssii 81
LIVINGSTON rd Sc Locust 1859
FRYERS, nice. corp-fed Barred Rock. 2
pounds. Good Luck I'd, Riverdale. uN
BABY CHICKS, N. H. and Barred Rock,
from excellent laying stock; pullorum- clean
HOAG'S NORBECK HATCHERY tEss
ELEcTRic sffsa 4 IsaRoopER JsmssesS, % With *. I
tension will hold 100 chicks to 6 weeks
THoRouGHBRED light Brahms hreedins
stock, U. S,-tested. all certified layers
sekio dsuoklinss sosset e = wis old ss sne
75c ca. HY. 6517.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

ROOMS FURNIsHED-k,eythwest.
sess iis9 sT;, NS5W:-s Eoons f0E me-. or
sHHRss 'sgas sLAEh R Oe sD. NV. nr. nittsnhea.s
;s s'sS Es;a ..;sss' ;s'; :.s asHs r.
,as oGLrrHoRpE sr.-poubls and sinsl.
ssss".' ss:i;y 5a'dR'sihsss ds:irss Ga men sss
f. ?fss En-. sss a nssig a'as
ssRRsmsaar Ras seaarihsDsh,s ihReD RI @oaih eo rso Ss .u
ssntjls onS Ryt but, rss s.rs s's'iaaa H. sssi ssSsi.n
ieI EsntlsqaT q a. PVT sso9ssilta sos asaS hSms sSFS
twin W beds; pyt. bath; eoeking HrlyiIs ven
9iss stsR, ssRR,. swimming pool avail; ssos @'
6apstG Front - Koss newly a's.iss.'
ssc i,h l Suitable ior sht Of s'i'rsssy ssss
tIsnsp.t tsIephone p5ivil;; ss9. A!so !aEys
S0%fSfiiafPiEE WiTfiEf tusn IT, H. iSsWses furn .a room
%.d HStsd pfa psons for ltensn sso's
Psss sse sis is.h n2aEh ~ ~ asyOi: sss
other vacancies dSre fSr men ana women
sio week; single. ss. Apply after Rm,
pErwoITH SECTION. 5000 srd st. nv
Iarse furnished room for or . pessPis
iaoa GHGh iith ST. N.w.-sinsls slespins rooms
for @ men " only; moderately prissd ~ vssk
or month: convenient to transportation
es sf &Isg N2a,r Gan At r. Il 'sa 'ss
GAyToNIA, 1bls 18th st. n.w.--An rooms.
aSq0liis aSf is.s s. sd apd Mi weekly s.o:ts sss xs.
White House, walking dist.nss Of 0ey'
:sHiDs ST. doabs Srrssas sam. 'itptsssn: saY'
rates quoted upon application; Yurn!ns
iElss ElassssF IsXaiaTosr saia os 'fIT'S III. Sw-peus,. I'm,
twin beds .sas ioI men or s0ls.' 50 e. aYsr
Ms HSrEp RV !:aR Sass HOUSE. 900 18th st. NJ a:s-
xIi bi; Trans. 4Ss slSss 'gsss ss s.s ts's sSss
bssg.! sss Fss 81 s% nee; s:., ''s y
ssiarsSieas sii Sssa 81 oSSsiSVaEss,rr Saasss rAsk1is...
Ss9b SsaR lBRso2p sSs '1sEEA 1ssEEANSa nD. Mw.-sInsl.
t5HSnt HH ,sSs rsSSsR' s'm'Dvt' BATH gentleman ss''
isss ST. Nm INV: wS.J, pupsgS :s:.5sIs: %s
HOTEL .iiio q. AVE N.wIpeYsis
NJ
ma,oS mTaoMAs SssViSff iSSffRcLE HOTEL. 11ss i1sh Il.
w.-sinsle, 80 UP; double. Si4 VI. --sS
POTOMAC HOTEL, 500 18th Ut. NV. MA.
isYisIs'sd s.ris SIS W. doaSs S with % sannsns yssss
s2i week with pvt. bath also several larss
rms suitable for . or more ss7 .ns w
Psis Psf essffsING RID, N,w.-L.rss ssyals
I4Io M ST, NV, Ant. 5os-Attr. studio
iss. e. closet NsSo Ns5o; ma man cal sun. q sy.s.
LINDEN HALL. 1882 1sth st.--Dssirsbys.
clese In. rm., twin beds; select elisptsts;
$3.50 gk. ca; also dbls. rna" Sit W.
s5is 1 'SSNiE ScSINiiErBoURNE PL. N,w.--yu,t ~
18Th and celumbis ra NICELY TYP. fresat
ei.e' clown 5 ExkkS = Nic.l, tsrns,s:ss Ifgssss
e945 TILDEN ST. N.W.--veYy large front
s5s ,1sS d. s'S sar,ss :sHs3T!ssss &
s5oo s5oo X ST., Apt. so5-Reon for LADY.
| comfortably furnished. S26 mo. Can NE.
SHERMAN cIRcLE-Lse eomplstsiy fyrn.
| bedrm. with perch, next PAIN, unAm.
phone; lady preferred $50 mo. IA.
Sa4hSn1oMs SatG e. esms bleeE sEE' ao.' ao. sis "
so0l KALoRAMA Hp. N.W.-Roons fsg
men, living room. Location eonV. 70 u
ias ish00e 0oeoIEarRoRPR hi ~ sr.-Ma,t.r s.drm,
xIq.,s twin sfas sn: iRasrsebTs4ps' Ra sb4s ''' '''a
Sssn s:ns epf sIi'f re- s0sh esh Ro & sss
SsSa.s ssa Sun {, Ssa uss Nth !. ..ss.n, ,,l,.
sun seeEa sSan for gentleman; ssS per nensA.
lContmusd q NsEs Ps0s.S
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

APPLYING, public address, music sys-
tens etc. available for lectures, meetings
DANCES. etc. SOUND EQuIPT. CO., co.
4+45.
BULLDoZER and operator for hire: exca-
waiting, grading. road building; building
and fagstone reasonable. FA. 1264-J.
BULLDoZER, nearly new; good opera tor;
reasonable charges. PEBBLES CHEMICAL
So,i SGof,i,RGzff2Rs' HH f2s5' ,orxf,,,tior ms.btr,s,v
rental and hauling; general CONTRACTING,
land clearing; road and street building,
HosPITAI BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FuRNITuRE CO.. 622 = st. NV, National
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

WOOD, any length, Delivered; $50 cord;
slsb wood, $l6 % sGId. sH. 1887: rs
$i3.57; pea. Sii.4a; SucEwheat, ss.sY:
Pocahontas egg. S12.s4; stove, S12.67:
blue. egg. ,Sl0.72. Prompt delivery to all
INC, Me- 5b46. 'H S'0 w.
ANDIRoNs, IRE tools. screens and all fire.
place goods repaired and .refinished. D, +
CROMWELL, 10 18th st NV ME- 1884.
FOR sALE-2,500 cords of wood, not cut.
Sl6 per cord. or best offer, HO. 824s.
SEASONED HARDWOOD, fireplace lengths,
ONE LOAD DRY KINDLING, S. if moved
promptly; 200 Plymouth St, S. s., Md.
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Other marine Items AVAILABLE, such as
Oman generators, Adel controls, Northhilll
anchors. Exide batteries, Federal Mogul
shore telephones. Kari. direction hnders,
Penn-Yan dingies. Douglas air skin, Chel-
sea clocks and barometers, Shipmate Gas
and electric toilets, Ideal windlass and
many ether marins items Call, WEite or
wire ANNAPOLIS YACHT YARD, INC. An
napoliss Nd. -Telephons AnnaRells 23sl:=
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BoAfs teansl

CRUIsER,. 36-ft:, preW.r built, double
Past ens sla: sa s sss PyvGsSD So sa sps sFns boR
f. Woox vi snss daiffsNpEN ifeGiSs fspdes dcesoMrAss
as sHzaxab fzas S9 foiNT Snsf BOAT YARD has
small motorboats for sale at reduced
stsess ssfsn sa s'ss sso Sao poefs is's
sHR wvoop spEEDBoAr, "a, mahogany,
hp stili Grated; ssas. h indian ass[ Rssa s!52.
size or condition: cash for same. ISL
eeaK.fSMsMASs :AIumHuM CANOES, al sizes 8
81 I"fd1ess asliss1y sroNa SkHEs s1ss
Wi9s AXIS Np ANSHfsSD M 1w Sor 1893 soss
0Sssi snd eRaK eaR1nasiKs aif'ss so%F 8osks ass
EEsaksi EEsyaikSshi5ASSEi DE and Elto ou.So.rd, motors;
and parts, used parts: factory representa-.
exsiN sfSiN III chuIsiRkh hIaih st. ss s. IT.; $1,000; ss-tt
hull; no motor; S7b. Ford model A. Leh-
poar yaRD sassr at Is ilsh and sss Ws
Sfx fiIaia fEaf sofFoM sfsfFsoM row or outso.rd
sSss sso.sa paTs saa5 5GhRsSn
"a SkAY MARINE ENGINE. 4-'41; direct
sSf ossRsH Il ssSi e ssnaa Nj isba Sb
eHRYsEisss Oh MARINE ENGINE. Crown; 11s
slis dslTs ss MI last 4ts Year
ready for water: a2-h,p. Johnson; perfect
Ksrmath psomps defiyery' sfE an' asfRdE; dREoosY ss
B0AI YARD, $40 Maine ave, ,s,w.
$3.50 H.P. KERMArH heavy duty marine
EM. os5o. ''i'n'efS' eS'e''en' condition
SEE THESE NEW CORRECT CRAFT boats
and buy now If you want your boat this
is u Dosbls. planksd mshossny
speed 90 m,p.h, s2,ss2 20
5uhsSous. g faHeq h.p. oras; asaSssay spssd,
1s' = Runabout, o As h.p. Gray si.soo l.so go 80
IS, rsR..nsn' n,s ss 2npn 4.p chr,,l.r; sossoo %
w.. All are fully equipped, freight paid.
e snd 4 pay Used T bosts I'll GIass siass
sTicKELL-WHEELER YACHT CO, Io5
Penn st.. Baltimore. PL 5417.
B: G. BARNES, Yacht and Marine Insur-
2S Chris Craft sedan cruiser.
3Q Owens sedan cruiser
80 Ht-grade custom-built cruiser.
3S' Double cabin. Matthews
3S' De luxe twin-screw Wheeler.
Al Twin-screw Elco sedan.
A. Deadrise fishing boat.
so Single-screw Elco.
50' Twin-screw Eleo
50' Diesel powered Vineyard.
So Twin-screw Vineyard.
75' Coast Guard cutter e ayailable1.
26' Auxiliary c. B. cutter.
40 Chesapeake yawl.
AZ Auxiliary cutter
Az Auxiliary ketch.
For further information, see us aboard
yacht katherine II, 1900 Maine ave. s.w,.
or call ME-. 1920.
CHRYsLER MARINE MOTORS for sale.
Jnfn ediate delivery on most ponular adels
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FARM and 6ARpEN.

FENcINd.Rustie cedar for permspspt
weave. 2-s II. .3-picket. spacing; best
heavy chain link fencA 3-12-ft.; walk and
drive gates, English hurdle point and rail;
all-purpose farm, poultry and rabbit barbed
wire fences: prompt erection service. Ii.
oUTDooR IMPROVEMENTS - shearing,
transplanting; rose flower beds. rock gar
denS, pools, colorful outdoor fireplacss;
brick. cement, hagstone terraces, walks
steps, wall suard rails, tressisss; drive,
moval, landclearins; waterproohns, drain
age, grading; cutters cleaned, specially pre-
pared: Wondergro, COW. poultry manure.
treated topsoil; cement, brick construction;
concrete mixed; evergreens in variety,
shade and ornamental trees, assorted how-
ering shrubs. 80 varieties choice roses,
perenials, azaleas; hedging, fencing. screen
material; specimen trees II tubs; old Eng
lish and American box, myrtle, .Pachysari.
ORA, Ivy; pointing up, acid cleaning Of
sive, dependable---since 1919. Free sugges-
tions, advice and estimates. Ii. 4225.
FLOWING. diseing and narrowing OF gar
dsns, lsts and acreages Sc. section: reason
able rates; Phone Hillside o417-W.
harrow and hay rake. Call Alex. 3o7S
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2l57 Pa. ave NV. Open till pm.
WATER CIRCULATOR. 2~inch brush, new,
WATER va 6oohEk, s5f K r;si coli type, SIS, sos
WAFER TH HEATER, $o-gal rittsbursh auto.
matte, in sood condition. 227 sth ne.
%AIEa Heat anaIEsss ss.es ss :ssE? sE 10 ~ %
sRsys :. asEalIs'lsP e. liSs 5HHs 50 ysEssosT ysEso
TAahh tan nov HtaTfs A 81: sassD sa e. Ssrtsss
%SfER HEATERS; so; a AZ; ~ and w. IS ~ ssss,;; !;
esshNEfEpH shNpR 5iss issh hos Ct st. ssrns a1 NJ ss
HEAIEKso sTse sas se ss sss1pe .Ts
ssardsT IL Ii, opff ssss ssss ds4y e. s44i and
sonditi0a %hdh n s2oo sna 'fHis' aY. os4i o''
WINDOW JACKS. :s12, PYUs ADAMS
WINpoW Tba ssR s.. sHuTTERs nT hA Various sizes
pc USED in remodeling old homes MI
LADIES, here is your last chance to by,
BAsKIN FURs. cor sth and G NV.
woMEN'S SUITS AND DRESSES. fine quail
ity,. like new. brown box Jacket gabardlne n
others reasonable, size II, Adams 1889
WRIST wATCHES-l7-jewe Hamilton
rhinestone ruby dial, rock crystal. guar.
S37 so. Waterproof shockproot, II Jewels;
good cond., guar, Sl2.50, MILLER S. Il H
CoNTRACFoRis EouiPMENr, new, for
| immediate delivery. not Government sur
| plus, S-ton tandem roller, Atom tandem
| er, Diston gasoline chain saw. For further
information write Box 394-S. Star. ga
! ENTIRE MILLINERY STORE-Will sacri-
| fice. including fixtures, vanity tables, mir
rors. duorescent hghts; must be sold i'm
mediately. Call RE. o602. -27
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R0PE-Manila, sisal and wire FRANK
DEL yEccHIO a. son. 1919 18th st, Sc,
Va cahs'''s : soa'

or rent by day, week or
N TRAILER CO., INC,
Phone WO. 323l.
rs, attention-See the
mmander 1879. It's q
delivery. On display at
;, 1897 Irving st. NV,
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Labor Dept. report tells
why women must work

the problem of WIN women
The fact that actively the labor market
today than before the war itself but TO
long term economic factors of the
Labor Department women's bureau
The report stated that this increase socially
ana economically force in its planning
to
AMONG war widows i continued rnany
must work themselves families because pensions
This is where the union to help.
The bureaus during World
War supported the equal for principle whereas
they opposed it in World /.
Unions and womens noted bureaus helm
drafting federal equal 10Th Congress which
passed the Senate Labor committee
The bureau expects present supporting data
for another bill n 8Oth Congress
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29

size number which is sensitive
enough for general outdoor use,
but not always for indoors, has
reasonably long-lasting batteries
and reception comparable to that
obtainable with the average g.
tube set. The listening device is
a crystal ear-piece with an ear
insert similar to that found on
hearing aids. Those who use a
hearing aid can snap the insert off
and put their own insert in its
place. For the hard of hearing,
reception may be better with the
Belmont than with a regular radio
and their hearing aid.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29

wisely decided that Junior should
have an allowance too "a small
amount of money each week-not
for work, but as his right.
At the same time his
errands to the corner grocery.
helping here and there ac-
cording to his ability and
willingness. should be ex-
pected as his contribution to
the well-being of the family
his first social group. They
saw his attitude should be
that of willingness TO help the
group. rather than. IF do
this. what will get out of
it?"
Junior, who was four, was given
an allowance of a dime a week,
which he received regularly on
an allotted day. Much can be
said for this decision of Juniors
parents. 1t could have educational
value for any child of four or SO,
giving him the experience of han
ding a small amount of money
with mo strings tied to it,"
THIS MEANS he should be able
to spend it just as he wishes, or
lose it if he is not careful. A lost
dime should not be replaced until
the next allowance day. Not hav-
ing the fun of spending his money.
the child will take better care of
it next time.
Parents should not expect
the child to put away a few
pennies each week for
rainy day" or a bicycle. un-
less he decides himself TO do
it. Sometimes five year old
who has had his allowance
upped to fifteen cents will
figure out for himself that he
can save the extra nickel till
next week and have two
dimes TO spend.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29
Wosh Machines

The purchase of a washing ma
chine involves a major, long term
investment. Right now washing
machines cost, on the average,
about $44 more than they did in
1941. The buyer should therefore
weigh carefully the advantages
and disadvantages of the various
types and brands before making
choice.
The only completely automatic
machine thus far tested by Con-
sumers Union, the Bendix, per
mits the user to deposit soiled
clothes and soap in the machine,
set it in motion and then go about
her other business until ready to
hang out her wash. 1t has i'm
portant limitations, however. 1t
must be bolted to the floor, which
is impossible in many apartments,
and it uses more soap and hot
water than the non-automatic
machine in which the same soapy
water can be used for more than
one batch. In addition, the wash
ing ability of the Bendix is rela-
lively low, although this is some
what offset by the small amount
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29
features
dynamo Of energy
fiqhts for peace

Men too are invited to be-
come members of the Congress.
Mrs. Pearce pointed out. to sup
port the movement of women
toward equal status. She noted
that men and women joined in
electing many women to the
French Chamber of Deputies in
recognition of their responsible
role in the French resistance.
Mrs. Pearce, was executive sec
rotary of the Mayors Committee
on Race Relations before she
joined the WAC. Then she was
administrative officer of the train
ing center at the University of
Maryland for UNRRA.
SHE MAJoRED in Sociology
at the University of Chicago and
lived at Hull House for a time,
which quite appropriately, was the
scene of the formation of the Chi
cago Chapter of the Congress of
American Women.
Are American women becom-
ing increasingly aware of the
important job they have to do?
EmphaticallY yes!
Women are responding to the
necessity of working together for
peace" Mrs. Pearce declared.
They feel strongly the potential
strength they hold by joining
hands with men and women the
world over for the common cause
of defeating fascism"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29

SO JUNIORS Nom and Dad
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29

Zine, let's try it. ] suppose we
should give him work to do for
his allowance--let him know you
have to work to get paid?"
81 hadn't thought that far, but
it sounds like good idea. l can
explain that just as you get paid
for the work you do down at the
shop, so he will get money for
some little jobs he will do here.
Let's see-sometimes he can help
me set the table. He can empty
the ashtrays, and we can count
his errands down to the corner
store as part of his work. And
there are lots of other ways he
helps from time to time
WAIT A moment-this doesn't
sound just right. Do we want
Junior to think that getting paid
for chores which are sometimes
more and sometimes less, accord
ing to our wishes of the moment,
is on the same basis on which
get PAID Tor my work? Remember,
my job is clearly defined and l
get paid accordingly, with time
and a half for overtime"
THAT'S right--we had BET
ter not let our union made
son get confused on that point.
Matter of fact. we may be on
the wrong track altogether.
Here am with my ironing
and cooking and care of Ju-
nior and the baby, and I don't
get any salary at all-still ii
is my job"
But you do have some spend
ing money, little as it is, out of
each pay check for your cigarettes
or whatever. So do 1 have my
amount which I spend for to-
bacco and a glass of beer now
and then"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29

Pearce is dynamo of energy in
her office. But with all her duties,
she will still take time to settle
back and talk enthusiastic shop
about the work of the Congress.
s.The Chicago Chapter of the
Congress of American Women is
made up of women from all walks
of life, all races and religions"
she explained.
THE organization is affiliated
with the Women's International
Democratic Federation who's e
spirited program of action is Peace
and Democracy. child care and adj
vancement of the status of
women"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29


of wear on clothes is the Bendix.
In the non-automatic spinner
type washer, Gu considered Easy
1886 at $1,000 acceptable, with
cleaning ability greater than aver
age. In the wringer-type, Gu
found Norge W17PA, $113.95 with
pump, had the highest cleaning
ability of all machines tested, with
wear on clothes average. Black
stone 100 AP, $119.95 with pump,
next on the acceptable list for
wringer-type, had poorer clean
ing ability than average but wear
on clothes was less than average.
CAll prices are New York City in
JAM, 194D.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29
Pocket Rodios

If you want radio set that
can be carried in your pocket or
purse with hardly a bulge, and
that you can listen to all by your
self through an ear-piece, the Bel
mont Boulevard will fill the bill
If you can afford the price of SOS.
This is not the much-heralded
matchbox size radio but pocket
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29
By ROMANO STEARNS

Mrs. Rheua Pearce fought to
win the war with the WAC and is
now fighting to win the peace
with the Congress of American
Women.
Capable and attractive, Mrs.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29
Consider problems Of an
allowance for children
BY ANNE BRADLEY

sYou know John-I believe Junior allowance
he could begin the
much for gum, and candy SUCH"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29

There's a rumor about that
March was National Bread and
Gravy Month. However that may
be, your family may occasionally
enjoy an old-fashioned meal of
good fresh bread topped with
rich brown gravy. It's an mex
pensive dish too. Try this gravy
recipe:
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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29
Rich Brown Gravy

2 tbsp. fat or drippings
2 tbsp. enriched flour
J cup liquid (water, milk, or
vegetable water
l tbsp. meat paste
Melt fat, add flour and blend
well. Add liquid and stir until
smooth. When hot, add meat
paste which has been dissolved
in small amoust of the hot mix
ture. Cook until thick med
enough. Serves or 4.
Evening star., 1947-12-08
Reds Suffer Setbacks
In Finnish Elections
By the Assoeiofsd Press

HELSINKI, Dec. 8.-The Com
munist-dominated Popular Demo
cratic Party, which emerged from
the 1945 national elections as Fin
lands strongest political group, ap-
peared today to have suffered set
backs in both rural and urban areas
during last weeks municipal elec-
tions.
Incomplete returns showed the
Popular Democrats had lost council
seats to the Conservative bloc In
rural communities and to the Social
Democrats in the cities. In Hell
sinh the Popular Democrats were
running third.
Preliminary figures from 312 Of
the 648 municipalities voting showed
the Conservative parties had won
$50 council seats and lost At; the
Social Democrats won 252 and lost
Al, and the Popular Democrats won
81 and lost 296.
Partial returns from So of Hell
sinks 100 election districts gave
the popular vote as: Social Demo-
Gratis, 28,453; Conservative rally,
26,4 ,480; Popular Democrats, 22,711;
Swedish Peoples Party, 20,874;
Progressives, 10,141. = &
The Social Democrats favor q
constitutional socialistic program
and draw their strength mainly for
the working class and small farmers.
Evening star., 1947-12-08
Sfassen Asks U. 5. 10 Bar
War Goods for Russia
BY the Associated Press

4 NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-Harold E.
1Stassen yesterday accused the So
Wet Union of obviously trying to
block the recovery of Europe" and
said the United States should not
ship lone single machine or ma
terial to Russia that might become
part Of a war machine"
The former Minnesota Governor,
candidate for the Republican
presidential nomination, said the
United States sent more electrical
machinery and apparatus to Russia
this year than combined American
shipments of similar material te
England and France.
1 Mr.. Stassen spoke on radio pro-
gram during which he discussed his
recent book, Where I Stand"
1 After the program Mr.. Stasser
told reporters the recent strikes In
France and Italy were part Of what
he described as Soviet obstruction
list tactics"
Mr.. Stassen was asked If his re-
cent statement that he would not
accept the vice presidential nomi-
nation would apply to a ticket
headed by Gen. Eisenhower and
replied:
"I1l have to write another book
about that"