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Evening star., 1947-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LOCAL WHOLESALERS desire private
trucking contractor to make daily deliv.
cries in Wash. and surrounding area; con;
sraeEs of i-ton or 1M.ton capacity. Boz
DRAfTfNG.win fi Rse draw meter dials, circu.
Cloth efo u or &C celIuloid; reasonable oE. 473a
FOR DYEING, like from heaven. cal
ss Worl specisis s stseh ExeGsfTE eH5R CLEANERS
aEaKAs sGEafE s. pofL apd HesriTA1Brlns iHf
eS!sf@ss Reom cS 1fRa'f e sils Sat- 80
for eating and cooking. wo. 2074.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
M SAY y eny sas otns5 s2 ts st. sse
! wssfminsfS9o;r Wilt not p BE 6 RESPONSIBLE for an,
aestS 4VTN y any 19s She5 gs fhap
tana street, Riverdale, Nd.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Please be
advised ,s that heneeforth rab.. shall nos M Se
thorized By me FRED E. KREIs, 800 F
e So bC cxN wsshinfsSn ish 1s41 dHKYsGEn p for
a.pes pea can Ru' a9ls SUBSTANTIAL fe'unos0ie
IDEAS FOR sALE-1nsenuity, aginati
rom dor snesry spesEs
with appeal, buyers believe: I believe in
advertising potential. May we discuss our
mutual sndeavor? THE IDEA MAN, RE.
ACCOUNTANT. expert business advice ant
analysis espec.; records installed and kent
All tax returns prepared. Reasonable fees
sow sea @1scei sceEFTfNG S1if STUDENTS for e. eve
classes in engine mechanics and aircraft
Wash: Nstl Airport'' Ex' oo6s. ' ~ ~ = e
ADVERTISE by radio: save money: make
JONES, sH. 1850 or WI. 370s any time
PEACHES. LUcKNoUGR ORCHARD -
Tree ripened, Freestone. Elbertas and Hale:
and preserving. Drive out Colesville pike,
10la miles from cross-lieht in Sill Spr. to
Ednor Md. Buy them at the orchard.
sSpERT sss tRsm TaTGH n fha tTssi TFsssiPArR,cpv,a.,
MHRKz Eors s4s 81 SA ose
DIAMONDS, old Jewelry and silver wanted
CO. 1925 n st. NV, MR. 344O.
ACCOUNTANT. expert books started
Sas MaTEk suffs o go 20 2e sal
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
payment: immediate installation. D. A
STANSBURY, Ii. 3029.
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants no cash NEEDED ma
D. A. sTANsBURY. Ii 3oee
PEACHES FOR SALE at Burtonsville, Md.
BLACKBURN'S FARM, call Ashton 1888
IMMEDIATE, CASH for your. home; south
re 1888
Evening star., 1947-09-07
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, junior, for position with a
public accounting frm. We want q man
tial, but helpful. This is an excellent op-
Ss I @ nS Ssps I f foaf tEfasi
Az. Florida ave. me- Room 2o7. TR,
fADDNG MACHINE MECHANIC, perma-
nent Job, good wages, 5ls;day xk,. vacation
with pay, experienced ssa only Write Writ. stating
need apply Cali sH. sfso for sppt. Gar
aPrsENfioE aii siisFits white to learn and
hihuoni Il a.na. BEckERs LEATHER GooDs
G6R4o;Hh1IT1EcTukAL 6R; hI1a Il CRAFTSMAN, expert s
enced working drawings and design; perm.
poiSlTs1n ssiars f Please state Qualifications, BOX
AAqRychHifETEcruRAL Aqyhi EfseRAL CRAFTSMAN, exper =
capa Bile of working drawings from sketches.
no.ion for rrSt mann fAFAYE LFAYs
j. FAIR, Architects 1926 Sumter St, Co
ARTIsf, ATTEST . young. honest, dependable willins
to learn trade; small salary to start. Call
aassIssiTAsr MANAGER for PROGRESSING acs
sSperience. Replies held confidential.
ssS S :.ssSss .s!a szos ssEss;
ASSISTANT SCHOOL EXECUTIVE, perm.
fun time. CAPITOL RADIO ENGINEER
ING INsTITUTE. Call Ho. 1890, Monday.
NO 413S Sat and sun. ia
AUTO BODY and fender men, exper, 1st-
class ren, splendid working conditions, in
modern, well-eouipped bldg; unusual pay
plan combines good salary with guarantee
and incentive arrangement; paid vacations
and holidays. Apply in person to Joe SUI,
Ivan, Service Mgr, PARKWAY MOTOR
GO. 5000 NJ St NV. Ilu
clean, cool, well-lishted shop; averase
GcMAHoNs ief ieefREgvRoEET. gsf LfA nc 6sss Ga,
AUTO BODY MEN. only 1st class need tc
ds~s per week. LIBERTY AUTO BODY
AUTO BODY MAN. good working cond
Nei-lFhted and equip. shop, good pay
insurance. NATIONAL AUTO TOP CO.
4troMoBBrLdE MMEcHAN1c-Ford deale,
Seouires the services Of an experienced
Eoro mechanic We pay the maximum
sate' with time land half over 40 hrs; ful
pay for all holidays, and vacation: OuI
&, IDEAL; sssk pemTmanent I'M position. with 5,s,
sTsuARff ssf SofoR SSsof, co See sS Mr. .ns %lams n
AuToo MECHANIC. 1st class. if not it is,
siaes 90 not apply; working conditions B.
Msvniii MI EEnndsy and holidays of. HOUSER
,klbLER. 2O2 c ST. NV. to 4:30
AAil9' 10
Evening star., 1947-09-07

When answering adrertise-
nents addressed to Star boTes
do NOT tnclose original RET
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal Ualue. Ad-
pertisers often fail to call tcr
all replies addressed to a Star
bor number and this mail is
destroyed If remaining over 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
HELP MEN.

PHOTOGRAPHER, all-around man, opera.
tor and printer. combination. inc. candid
fcations will be met with comparable
salary and working conditions. Box 210-c,
PA fPiIsassrERERs wanted, sl4o per vk.: in
the center of Washington. P r. COLE
MAN, call TO. 55a7 after 5 pm. Ia
PLASTERERS, union, S2.75 hour: job air.
conditioned Cali after 6 pm. TR. 1879
or Wa 22T3: ask for FRANK. -
FLASTERERS, S275 per hr.. steady work
GOOD meche mics. Call CHI. 1885. 80
necessary. must have D. c. driver permit
apply DIST. GAS & PLUMBING CO., 1923
14th st. NV. IS
PLUMBER, steady Job with established
firm. JOHN M. BEANIE, rear 327 l. st. ne.
Cal in person .
PLUMBERS wanted at once. Call GL
SO6S. 2401 North Glebe rd.. Arlington
Evening star., 1947-09-07


sANITok. MGsnF nae eoiored. for large building or
sn St Must qny haE.
PHELPS, PHELPS; nc. 1417 K st. INV. Ma. $500
ditioned store We have an excel oppor-
pnty TOP 'aaTy S9r wERY hs Ess co
Kennel MAN wanted to work in ye.eri.
nary hospital. Apply in person. 4e15 41st
KITCHEN is CHEN HELPER, colored. for public
ksssssness F.; "A; eyes, ~ No, MondsT; d. :,,,, -
eheSy escS Chase Nd. Can mi msnaser' WI: sioo'
LABoRERs, wHITE,-25-4o, yrs. Of age;
day sK.: Ft. Lincoln cemetery, Biadens-
FfRaN "a shs en the MR Rs'I5ss HarD Fnf e
Report to Mr. Cornell At Texaco Service
Station At Four Corners, Silver Spring. Md :,
riaay pssn. fl. fl ssss. sS5s Monday am at $50 o.
IABoRERs, 81 20 per hour. Take Chevy
chsss bus to Livingston ST. +, va YAK ,oyn fsss
Mr. straushn. e. T. H1NKEL & CO.. 600
EAhosEks { / sEfi nc fisoR BR1ckwoRk, top wages
past Franklin ave. to Brewster ave, turn
xnsbsH s6 spek soRf s. Fl G. MSFs snd counting
ninen supply, want: White ns.,lns man sxpsr x,n,
salary, $50; steady work, Applics tions
will be held in strict confidence. Call MR..
BOYD; NE, 1889 tEsekdsys,: ..1-l3:
e-s--Situaticns open at DARBY PRINT
ING Co. .4th and Douglas SITS. ne. Per-
sonaI interview Frank Dobbins, at plant.
LIQUOR AND WINE salesman for retail
LIQUOR store, over 21 years old: must be
sssressive. ,ntelligsnt and hard work. worker:
salary. good working hours. Apply in per
son 3, $3.50 2a42 18th St i.nsS nv, wo,k and door
checks; steady Job; S75 week. oTTYs
KEY SHOP, 1242 q st. ne. Wash, D. e.
LUMBER AND MILL work estimator, must
Be experienced; bring refs; good, perma-
nent position for right man. Box 352,C'
iuNcH EAR ofERAroRs. men ao-4o,
white only. 70. work ia snack bars; 3
day week, 40 hours, .S35 week 70 start,
with OF without expsrienee; yaeaSs1 VII yIth
OIL. 1880. Ext. 4o2. Ill
Evening star., 1947-09-07

ek'f eE 10 cFk start pR6e 599 Rf
!. .6sTG 6Ghh ecSIsERks-pleasant working condi.
HR' ah p.s good ABpg hagFs sSef sf5g
employment oface, = P st. ne, .
DfTS sfsTsn,es eLrHK sss Rs iSs PHRa
1918 N. Glebe rd., Arlington, cH. 22s2.
DRUG CLERK, good hours, GOOD salary,
es x' 1sison HRsFRsnss paR
S'isS: S ss:,tss ssna VIA for .sss sssnf FUTURE
iis5S ~; sIH21sisaR sF4EpsRP Ps1e av
cleaning plant has opening for competent
small dry-elesnins dent: ability to insure
ssn's snd sortlnr eondons CIV.
in detail, also salary desired; AZ renhss
DUfhicaTaN Fesy MAcHNE oper.tor white,
experienced on multilith or Davidson ma;
able t9 eS nSrk drG% nae on
reply, state experience. whether you ar are
number. etc. Write Post once Box ae4e'
EEssa'hass.SDDi Ees easDiEss %, white. must ?. ,1psr.
ss.5s age Ws. so1 snd A Ts ~ sF
sEIslsa. ssiI Mr. T6kNEs; "a; ,l,s 1922; q;
ms msintenance see MR. BARTLEY. 1o7
woodward BLDG, between "a pm. 3
ELECTRICIAN for Alexandria Joo. TIE
ELECTRICIAN to do old and new house
wiring in Md and D. c. Apply 2724
onssIia 5d, ~. CO; 7G5l s,n.. .ns .n.
wiring: good wages; steady work. Box
Ii aLEcTkIcfAss 81 sfcf a,. thoroushly expert
enced men; S1.s2 per hour. CaH GL.
ELECTRIC ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRMAN. expert
riEht man ELECTRIC EQUIP. Co, a473
shssmnaTnn nsVnTnM are; ;oap;EEaaToR. Pr .olored exp.ri-
800 mo- DE. $3.50. - +,
ELEvAToa .oPEKATOR. white. good sal
ary and WORKING conditions; paid vacation:
permanent See Mr.. BARTLkY. 7o7 fTood-
ward Bldg, between "a pm. p
Evening star., 1947-09-07
PLUMBERS HELPER, experienced, sober
man only W. H. MCKINNEY. TR. 1888.

PORTER, z am. to 8 pm, 6-day week,
gooo pay. meals; must be sober BOYD'S
DRUG, End and Md. ave. ne, TR. 6645.
Evening star., 1947-09-07

ooii Oil BuRNER MECHANICS to do firebo,
and tank work and 1st-class mechanics
Apply L st. s.w.. between 7:30 sne
ORDER CLERK AND STOCK RIM. MAN fol
BABy's BUTLER SERVICE. $50 Delaware
fxINTER WANTED. Apply Mr.. Jacobs
.sss s. Tst; @ sF t21 4s eGs3s 4S
Bldg. between "a pm; -,
RAIkTERs TI 2 on rst s, csss K,ns ADpy
PAiSTERs-only 1st class need to apply
PPAISIERs snd combination men. Cal
PAINTERS t2l. exper., must know colcrs
only ist class need apple atter FL. HITI am
pgsoRA!fNe psss y gsn co. iSIs issh ss IT, n.' Al. Ari
sppg spshy 4ssr wE sis per heS
PAifsT2Ns ifss222N esrtss tfsssTsifMaafoRs III men who ar.
thorouehiy experienced only; sxeellsnp'
EucAs. RE. s45s for Definite appointment
asEf Ms 's sr hSa &c.
fAfERHaiNGEf. sEhs IA aSge. WANTED knite mani;
PaKks ns 5ssRs snd sHssr v Ss e.
only must have local references plus D. c.
permit. have good opening for right man.
Apply T22 10th st. nv. g
PHARMACIST = Regular position fol
steady, reliable man interested in pre-
seription work. HIGGERs DRUGS. 5o17
ffHsaRMAC1sT. registered; full sns par!
time: good lob for right person. MORGAN
PHRMaseeKs PPHHsRRMMaseesT so9l resIstsr.d St m IN va
h4aE h2sHs f1sflsa saaRaAex wilson Siyd,
PHARMACIsT for drugstore n ArIlns on
.%s5sns hoars daily ca IL OK ssnday4f oS4 81 an hour
PHARMACIsT. registered: permanent pc-
sTHNDARD s'rina DRUG CO. ii1s 6 st, nv
PHARMACISTS. ,estsserea; excellent sal
ary. 6-day week, splendid WORKING condi.
lion on's wiz advansement oppertunities Apply
isasesAsls rsSa 4Ss1esir ssirossEg' St. ss. '.
Washington's leading studios; excellent
opportunity for man thoroughly expert.
eaced in high class work. Box s-B, Star. 81
PHoToGRAPHE1 with ear, fer home q gos- 3
traits: 25es commission. LouFT WOLF,
933 @ st. NV. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-04

will be speaker on the subject,
"The Power of the Cross"
At the Poinciana Community
Church Communion will be OBJ
served at IL a. M, with the Rev.
Pickens speaking on 1.-THE Way
of the Cross"
Holy Communion will be OBJ
served at the Presbyterian
Church at II a. m. The Rev.
Melrose S. Avery, pastor, will
talk on "Come and Dine"
Ley M e m a Method
list Church will hold Holy Com
munion at 7:30 p. m. The Rev.
Robert w. Weaver, pastor, will
be in charge of the service. In
the forenoon at 1880 o'clock, the
Rev. Mr.. Weaver will talk on
Abraham: Gcd's Friend"
The Rev. A. D. O'Briant, pas
tor of Poinciana Baptist Church,
will talk on 1.-THE 1.-THE of the
Lord" at the II a: ssr~isa-
The Rev. Mr.. O'Briant will also
talk at the Youth for Christ Raj
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-04

.bSSh 00AAASAASAs SAhcS' 0X'
their votes.
IF the vote is ogoinst the
Church q good mony members
Of the church of which ON
. postor. who hove token q pref
/ tY scored obligation at its GltU.
will be responsible.
Holy Communion will be OBJ
served in the First Baptist
Church at the morning worship
services at 1880 a. M, with the
Rev. Bronnie E. Nichols. pastor,
taking the subject, Salvation
What Is IT," for his sermon. At
the evening services at 7:30
o'clock, the Rev. Mr.. Nichols will
talk on "Will Man Rob God?"
At the Fleming Street Meth
odist Church, the Rev. J.iB. Reid,
pastor, will speak at the morning
worship at 1850 o'clock, and at
the evening worship at 7:30
o'clock. =
Communion will be observed in
the First Congregational Church
at..11 a. m. The Rev. w. w. life,
associate pastor of the church,
will speak on, Il Shall Not
Want" In the evening, with the
services beginning at 7:30 o'clock,
the Rev. Jehn E. Pickens, pastor,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-04

ly at 7:30 O'Clock tonight at. the
First Methodist Church.
The Rev. w. A. Kimberley of
Miaani Shores will delivera SER
mon at Grace Lutheran Church
at 7:30 p. m, Sunday, on the
topic, Jesus, Our Great Physi-!
cian," the Rev. F. H. Fucker,
pastor, said today: !,
"Unreality" will be the sub,
ject discussed at the Sunday
morning service at the Chris
tan Science Society. There will
also be meeting Wednesday
at p. M.
Communion Services will be-
observed at the Key West Church
of Christ at $50 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-04

"On this day the Leading citizens of the city and
folks going cast votes to decide the
ton sho the Chso churches of Key West be closed soid
the Rev. Mr.. Wells todoy.
The voting will be optional and the ballot will not be
All the parents going vote thu question
Sunday then their children and their chidrens children
going live in the city from which the Church will have
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-04

Read the Classified Ads in The
Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-04
COMMUNION SERVICES
WILL BE OBSERVED BY
CHURCHES TOMORROW
First Methodist, First Baptist And Fl
Methodist Churches Are ALI Holdin
Wide Communion Services

Wide Communion Services
CHURCH
CHURCH 49,.
KEY WEST CHURCHES will observe with the rest the world
i it
to be in churches
a q
s tn newg enerds upennt S.
pm utF First q
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Cocktail Party
For Engaged Pair

Miss Barbara Crewe and Mr.. Vim
cent Hellweg, whose marriage will
take place Tuesday in Naval Com
munications Chapel, will be guests
of honor at cocktail party to be
given this evening by the bride
elects aunt, Miss Emma Perley Lin
coin, at the American Newspaper
Women's Club.
Sharing honors with Miss Crewe
and Mr.. Hellweg will be Miss Sara
Crewe of Minneapolis, cousin Of the
bride-elect, who arrived this morn
ing and will be the guest of rela-
tives in nearby Maryland and Vir-
ginia through this week.
Miss Crewe also will be member
of the wedding party, as will Miss
Margaret Parmentier, who will ar
rive today from Falm Beach, where
she has been spending the winter.
Miss Parmentier will stay at the
Shoreham until after the wedding
Tuesday, then will join her father,
Col. Douglas Parmentier, and Mrs.
Parmentier in New York.
The guests today will include long
time friends Of the families and
members of the wedding party.
Miss Crewe is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Stewart Crewe
of Falls Church and her fance is
the son of Commodore and Mrs.
j. F.. Hellweg.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

short blue veil and carrying pink
roses and blue delphinium, Miss
Rita Mae Ella served as maid OF
honor, . and the bridesmaids were
Miss Helen e. Mcintosh, Miss Dor
thia I. Wheeler, Miss Ramona I. Nc
Intosh and Miss Marcella Moss.
They, were gowned in blue marqui-
sette with short pink head wells and
carried pink roses.
Jan Sadlmaier, the flower girl, was
dressed like the maid Of honor and
carried pink roses, and the ring
bearer, Noah Worley, was in tug
edo attire.
Mr.. Mcintosh is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon E. Mcintosh Of
Greenville Junction, Me-, and his
brother, Mr.. Lawrence Edwin McIn-
tosh, was his best man. The ushers
were Mr. Earl Pittard, MIR. Marshall
Depue, Mr.. Noble Yates and Mr..
Nelson Masten.
Following the reception, which was
held at the Admiral Club, the couple
left for New York, and on their re-
turn will make their home in Ar
lington.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

/ and q fingertip veil Of Illusion held
by O headband of braided satin
trimmed with white forget-me-nots
She carried a bouquet Of white roses
and sweetpeas with center of white
camellias.
Miss Frances Ann Du Verger was
maid Of honor for her sister. She
had on an American Beauty taffeta
gown and carried a bouquet OF
spring flowers. The other attend
ants were Miss Kathleen Kelly, Miss
Ruth Moore, Miss Dorothy Cain and
Miss Eeangeline Eadie, sister of the
bridegroom. They were in white
taffeta gowns.
Mr.. William S. Rau II was best
man and the ushers were the Messrs
Edwin Shepherd, William Bombeck
william Wilkerson and Arthur
Funkhouser, all of Washington.
Mrs. Eadie attended Strayer Col
lege and her husband was graduated
from Columbia Tech Institute.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
g 8

If after an illness you're certain
you'll never feel like your old self
again, do what so many doctors ad-
wise convalescents in hospitals to
do. DRINK OVALTINE! It's such
a delicious way to pursue that old
zest for living and to hurry up
your recovery by leaps and bounds.
You see, OVALTINE is one Of the
richest food sources of important
vitamins. Each cup provides valu-
able amounts of Vitamins A, Bl, c,
d, G and Niacin, Plus minerals,
Calcium, Phosphorus and Iron.
OVALTINE also supplies com.
pIete proteins to repair body and
nerve cells, and hish-enersy foods
for "up-on-your-toes" good health.
And don't protest that nothing
stays down."-for OVALTINE is
specially processed to do just that.
To urge you further to try this
OVALTINE road to recovery
let me add this. OVALTINE is
serped in 100 hospitals!
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Harber-PAttisom
Wedding Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Martha Ann
Harper, daughter of Mrs. Joseph
Stearn Harper, to Mr. William H.
Pattison, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pattison of Bethesda, took place
yesterday afternoon in All Saints
Church.
Altar vases of white flowers and
lighted candles formed the decora-
tions for the ceremony, at which
the Rev. DR.. Charles w. Lowry Off
ciated at 4:30 o'clock, and the bride
was escorted and given in mar
-riage by her uncle, Mr.. Karl G.
Wassmann of Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Susan c. Hughes of New
York, formerly of Bethesda, was
the maid of honor, and the brides
maids were Miss Jeanne Clark, Miss
Alice Bratton, Miss Mary Dow and
MISS Suzanne Parker.
White satin was worn by the
bride, the dress being trimmed with
seed pearls. A tiara of seed pearls
held her veil of illusion in place
and she carried an arm bouquet
of white lilacs.
The attendants we're costumed
In chartreuse faille, Miss Hughes
wearing a headdress and carrying
a bouquet of talisman roses and
the others wearing headpieces OF
carnations matching their bou-
quets.
Mr.. Allen T. Pattison was best
man for his brother, and the ushers
included Mr.. Robert Appleby, Mr.
Frank M. Butterdeld, Mr.. James T
Sullivan and Mr.. Compton Jones
The reception was held in thu
home of the brides mother, afte
which Mr.. and Mrs. Pattison lef,
for Southern wedding trip. Or
their return they will make theil
home in Chevy Chase. Mr.. Patti
son is a graduate of the United
States Merchant Marine Academy
and his bride was graduated from
the Washington School for Secre'
tariPS
Evening star., 1947-02-16

FOR AN OFFICE GIRL, THIS
YARDLEY SALE OF FACE
CREAMS is like pennies from
heaven" It's grand chance to save
a tidy sum and at the same time
give yourself the luxury of using
fragrant, exquisite creams both at
home and at the Office for months
to come. NOV and all through
February TWO 81 jars of any of
YARDLEY'S famous four creams
are specially priced at Sl.5O.
There's YARDLEY Dry Skin
Cleansing Cream (for foo-dry COM
plexions); Liquefyins Cleansing
Cream (for too-oily skins);
YARDLEY Complexion Cream
ian all-purpose cleanser for normal
skins) !; and Night Cream (for skins
in need of extra softening and
smoothine). Using these creams
you'll find it easy to attain that
fresh and natural look of an Eng
lish complexion, so stop by at your
Cosmetic Counter.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
IOAo,k.s G,e,kne,s :!

1t may be difficult for you to re-
linquish some of your own special
ways of doing household chores
but there's one I know you'll be
MORE than willing to give up.
Cleaning toilet bowls by hand! So
tomorrow, turn the whole thing over
to SANI.FLUSH to do FAR bet
ter, faster and CHEMICALLY.
And know what "odorless fresh
Sess" means? Complete toilet bowl
cleanliness the kind SANI-
FLUSH accomplishes for you. And
even If you live in saltwater area
where there are no apparent stains
and discolorations, re m m r
there's always an invisible film
where germs and cause Of toilet
bowl odors lie. SANI-FLUSH re.
moves this film, leaving only a
gratifying "odorless freshness" -.
proof absolute your toilet bowls
are CLEAN! SANI.FLUSH disin-
fects AS it cleans, so put away the
mops and brushes you've been
struggling with. Use SANI-FLUSH
fwice a vsek! In two handy sizes.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Miss Dn Verger
Weds Mr.. Eadie .

Mr.. and Mrs. James wharton
Eadfe now are in New York City
on q short wedding trip and viii be
at home in Arlington after this
Saturday. Before her marriage Fri
day to the son OF Mr.. James B. Eadie
OF Washington, the bride was Miss
Martha Margaret Du Verger
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r.
Du Verger OF Hyattsville.
The ceremony took place in the
Ninth Street Christian Church and
was performed by the Rev. ]. Lloyd
Black. Mr.. Henry M. McCready Of
winchester, KY, q cousin of the
bride, was the soloist.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore an ivory satin and
French embroidered illusion gown
Evening star., 1947-02-16

again that BEN-GAY,- the genuine
Baume Analgesique, brings speedy,
comforting relief to chest colds.
Save yourself that dash to the DRUG
Store on d bad night by stopping by
and getting a tube tomorrow,--for
as a matter of fact, BEN-GAY is
grand rubin to have on hand al
ways for it helps relieve pain
due to rheumatism, muscle ache
and strains, too. One quick rubin
and an achy chest begins to feel re-
Heved, relaxed and comfortable.
You see, BEN.GAY contains up to
2!a times more methyl salicylats
and menthol two pain-reliev-
ing AGENTS known to all doctors
than FIVE other rub-ins widely
offered. At Drug stores. Specify
mild BEN-CAY if for children.)
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Cathedral Wedding
Yesterday Morning

Palms, white flowers and lighted
candles decorated the altar in ST.
Matthews Cathedral for the we'd
ding yesterday morning of Miss
Catherine Theresa Azzara and Mr..
Joseph William Mcintosh, which
took place at 10 o'clock, with the
Rev. John S. Spence officiating at
the ceremony.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Azzara, the bride was escorted
to the steps of the sanctuary by her
father. Her gown of white satin
was worn with a veil of net held by
a coronet of seed pearls and she car
ried a bouquet Of white roses and
freesia. A double strand Of matched
pearls, the gift Of the bridegroom,
completed her costume.
Wearing pink marquisette with a
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Qn,i,t or M.oM. Solos,!

There's a definite up-swing in shoe.
comfort and good looks all over the
country-for day by day more and
more famous makes of shoes are
featuring NEOLITE Soles! But
that's just sample of praise for
NEOLITE. In families where
every pair of shoes worn has
NEOLITE Soles-a nice saving
shows up in the yearly shoe budget.
You see, they OUTwear leather
HOLD shoes to their trim,
slim lines, come rain or shine-for
NEOLITE is waterproof! Insu.
lates feet against cold, too! Not
leather. rubber, fabric nor a plas.
tic, NEOLITE is a Goodyear test.
tube discovery | hope you'll become
familiar with soon. Insist on that
NEOLITE mark on the soles of
every pair of shoes you buy for the
family, and all year round, take
old shoes to your Shoe Services
Shop to re.sole and heel with
NEOLITE!
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Will Give Dinner

A stag dinner viii be given Friday
evening for Mr.. Paul M. Wilson by
some half hundred of his associates
in the Office Of budget and finance
Of the Department Of Agriculture
The dinner will be given at Allison's
Little Tea House and will mark the
separation Of Mr.. Wilson from the
department to take position with