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PROPOSALS.

sEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
the Procurement Section. National Bureay
pm. May 8. I947. and then publicly
opened for replacinE the existing con-
crete floor In Building No. IA kiln Bldg.)
all the work necessary for the raisins of
the tunnel kiln and accessories and its
ance with the spscifications and plans
which may be obtained from the Procure
ment Section, National Bureau Of Stand
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LOTS ron SALE tcsnt. ] .

LANHAM RAEx--Loyeiy hcmetites avail
able; iarfe wooded lot 10Ox170 IT,; only
$3.50; convenient terms Il desired: bus
near schools, churches. Agent on premises
Ssily snd SUNDAY 2fM9s ~ noos e nnq,r q
Srincess Garden rd, Lannam. Nd, pnone
oa os SEVEN Even LOCKS AND MoNrRosE roads
north Of Bradley boulevard. six nicely
mediately for S4, 200. which appears. to be
very low. NJ 4 asa4 y BASAs; bf sass Msaitof' HIS
buy the site for that dream house you will
b able e Daa s. e al bsdors
garden % iSsa SPOT with with SOY beans and crimson
clover II takes three years 70 devslop the s
starting now and build the house when
good materials are available again ct
Ems DEeei First Buy addition az acre :. q
Va, in neishborhood planned for friendly
liytng; Terms Or cash as you WISH; zee g
end Of columbia pike. Phone Alex. 5si2.
u, wooded l0t ~. u
eas elsisIS Rs Rssors s9oea sG aodS s.
WeooDnIpeE, south Of seso M sssh s., 4; a,s *
ssss esas 9s1s ishGss GaoR6Wdoop 6Ess sos4 Sop
MoNff ffSoREEkx { Co. ,ast oyer 2, c. line
the Gnsyy Ghsss cHomssa numSs5 sd
Ss,IIsiss r ip; Ass ssaissEls. GUY WHITE
assr f Forest rest Glen: ~ Fl % 600 A q. t. paved
sS ss:isa.s 81 sI 800 g .s;,s ssss d g.: j
IN the Bradley Kills Grove area Of splendid
houses; A-acre LOT minimum; extremely
Low 9s ssay yprs.d s asysS g
i imssdiasels. al S'A5 owSER SiSss's TX. ssoo or r 81
pstsr ttS: ], h.san offers in cn.verly-
owner must sell. cash prfce.. 81 .2b0 sim
e e.s pstes5n ssn s .ss M Rsnisr
) Nj, B. C., in ouon Hill. Nd: reasonably
priced terms sg oqSs SIsauire at s6SS Lvinsss0n ,o
Isth ST.. NR. 4UNDERwooD. choice ioea-
ss4 1885 sssla3 Ii Jess pm sh.e e gfTE
daIvf ch1s I 9 CHASE. MD.-A few wooded iot.
6oqSa 1eason.Sy SSunry priced Ss
Lott MIDDLETON RE. 11s1 or DE.
HsaE1ASuTnn WOODED LOT. in Country
street; size 60x136: price, $1,000. GL.
CHEvY CHASE yIEw-Beautifui. wooded
level lot, I00xl46 IT,; $1,000. Cali OWNER.
GIL. 50S1, liz
LOT 75xI6O, improvements In, West ST.,
w. Falls Church. Va, 81 .650:
acre in Fafrhill, on Lee hwy, snap
at $1,000,
IL acres on Lee blvd, nicely wooded,
long frontage. $1,000 per acre.
homes. c. r. MORAN, IA. 919-J-3 or
OI. 1857. ---
2.7O ACRES, will sell as whole, S2,400,
or lots S675 each.
Just Of Route 240 on hard road, elec. BY
property; lot 10ox400; $500. FRED B..
GUSHMAN, Resltor, $40 Frederick ave-,
Gaithersburg, 299. -l0
Silver Spring commercial, 100000:
reasonably priced; with terms. Call Mr;
Lor, LoWEEY 4, MELON: d5ap: A Eeaitors' aslt ZIP
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MCCULLOUGH, GORDON . PACE,
ATTORNEYS,
s0s Street NE.

Filled April IS. ia4s, Charles Z. stewart
IN THE p1sra1eelTf elfrk kcouRT OF THE
United States for the District q Co
lSmeiIam;Hsssl M I,;,;l s :, Moore; Piainsin; SI vs..
tom l.ale e. Sisters A. psienasnko q sas rsol
s7sio.SThs object of this suit is 70
Lot isa- nunb.rea ts' Tsrse in Todd 5 Pep.
pers' sgbdiyision Of Square Five Hundred
recorded in. Book N. K. Pare Ell in the
Once Of the surveyor for the District
Of Columbia. described as follows; BE.
Fourth Street, s2.17 feet South. Of the
asn South o .ons ssa S. s sasa sns
lin. Of iz.T4-foot wide alley: thsnes
ss Nssh ana a0as .ns. che wss as .e sa ts sf surs
motion motion OF q the plsintin. it Is this asth
defendants Molly Thornton, Frank Roh-
leder, Emma Rohleder, Henry Rohleder,
Agnes Davis. Clara Van. Rossum,, Mamie
sder Marie bwysl John Rehlsder
Eosellt Davis talso known as Roscail
Davisl. Leo Kolipinski, and John VI
Schaefer,. cause their appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
publication of this order; otherwise the
cause viii be proceeded with as in case
Of default. Provided. q copy Of this
order Be published once Z .esk for three
Justice. Just tseaiJ Attest: .cHAELs E.
NELL Deputy Clerk. sp2e.mye.1s
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LOTS WANTED.

FOR CASH, wooded lot, high elevation no
objection to slope; Montsomcry Co. or vir-
ginia. with good access to Key Or Chain
are In Box 246-D, Star -S
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LOUDOUN co., VA.-stock and grain
farm. $50 acres improved land, not hiily
Or rocky. we'll watered: good eigtt-room
house; large stock barn; all clean except
20 in timber: two miles from main high
way; Washineton 35 miles Price, $4,000.
II acres, " miles from highway, In
Loudoun Co.: Washinston 35 miles; 5-rocm
house; small barn, ontbuilding; all clear
except ! acre Price, $4.260; half cash.
BUELL. FARM AGENCY. Herndon, Fairfax
Co.. Va. Phone Herndon 3S. z"
$50 ACRES-s-room stone and frame
house. bath and electricity, barn and other
outbldgs.; watered by streams; 20 mi. OF
D. c.; $4,000, terms
liz acres, 10-room house. electricity,
barn, double garage. streams; 26 mi OF
D. G.: SI4,750. WEST g. TAYLOR. IA.
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Word Come
Find 40 or more common Engli,
words in
CALMNEsS

CALMNEsS,
meaning, "quietness, cpmposlre.,s
Average mark is 81 words. Time
limit. 80 minutes.
Rules Of the same--1. Words must be
acquire four letters BY the addition Of "s,"S
such as 'bats," cats" are not used g..
Only one form Of word Is used. T. Proper
names are not used. A list win be pub
ished tomorrow. -
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TAMES r, REILLY, Attorney
8Zl 18th st, NV.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court--No. SO. .064, Ad-
ministration This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber: Of the District Of Columbia.
District Of Columbia, Letters Testamentary
on the estate OF James A. North. late OF
the District OF Columbia, deceased All
are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenti-
Gated. to the subscriber, on OF before the
21st day Of April. AID. 194s; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all
beneit Of said estate Given under my
hand this 21st day OF Asril, 194T. MAMIE
Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES. Deputy
REGISTER Of wills for the District Of Colum-
bia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
o1g0 m Va
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VICINITY or WARRENToN, VA

VICINITY or WAKRENTON, VA
NO. 1-212 acres with unusual set of
about 20x24, stone nreplace; dining rm:
with French doors. leadtME out to screened
fiagstone porch, extending about 80 IT..
across the front; kft. with sink and laun-
dry trays. Large concrete porch Oh the
kit. with basement beneath Large bank
barn. combination for horses and cows,
Eranary. Stone spring and milk house.
Excel. view Of the mountains with eieya-
ton Of about l.b0o II. Priced far below
No. 2@75-scre farm, about rs miles
from culpeper, 6-rm. house and barn.
No gsis acres, about Is miles from
warrenton,, about l20 acres cleared. Co
2,rrn 2,5 sSacition Large bsTn .ranasy and and
cash
No. 4-213 acres. about $50 cleared,
in high state OF cultivation. 10-rm. stone
house with bath. Basement with recre-
alton rm. Bank barn and other farm
bldgs. Substantial cash required. -
Just Oh q. 8. hwy. No. Z. 256-acre apple
orchard with about 1000 trees, stock and
equipment. Excellent financing can be ar
ranKed: Last years income was about ST.
2Q0. Ewes; and Sun. call Mr.. Cox. TE.
ST EX 1CT0 I
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PAUL LYME DELANEY, Attorney.
sos Union Trust Bldg.
Filed April 25, 1947, Charles e. Stewart,

Filed April 25, 1947, Charles E. Stewart,
ua9ss TEE e. i. pre 9r sz e
lumbia-Mary yirsinia Moody. Plaintiff,
s4e-47.-The object OF this suit is to
obtain for the Plaintiff an absolute divorce
from the defendant on the GROUNDS of
& this a5th day Of April. Isl7. ordered
that the defendant cause his appearance
TO be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays and
legal leg holidays. oecurrins after the day Of
Wise ss es0ss Vii be :! With Is
in case of default. Provided, q COPY
for three successive weeks In the Wash
inston Law Reporter, and The Evening
sIs5 fe5Srs asics 5a,a day s J4MEs
E sfEWART. clert: By CLARA FAc5Ns F. CON.
NELL Deputy Clerk. ap29,my6.13
John I; LAsKEY, Attorney, Albee RuildinE.
Holding Probate colrfMNo. ss. .1sS, Ad-
lumbia, has obtained from the Probate
Of Administration.. C. Ia. on the estate
ed,nESs. q William Lett late 9f the District q
claims AGAINST, the deceased are hereby
vouchers thereof. legally. authenticated. to
tie 9n n.s sr before the 4th day
3 i law e e1slsssd 2ss.fhf ron 81 ssasat ss ss y
iaid sissts Of ap asSfr s sasr NJ h.nd this
hM2vN h2IT lS97 81 pssaty ssa ns.ssssi a.ssss
of the Probate Court ap22 % my6
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TIRES FOR SALE.
AUTO PAINTING.

TfKES, 6.5OxI6i / General, o. S. Royal
nearly new; new tube: $21 for lot; value
$40. WO. 64O0 after &
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BUICK 1912 super sedan; radio and
ss;sss ssSa asassssss sisss sess S.S Sc
Stick 1887 s-door Special RADIO and
heater. conipletely oyerhauled last mo.
Car is IN GOOD condition: will sell for
CADILLAC CT 1917 rleetvood sedan: driven
only 500 miles; $1,000. II interested.
Elf IsS 4sD bSsss Ssss club coupe model
81: .aa s, slses sl,., An; pr,s..ssiy new
s,sa sf Hros ss,a:S g. Eli isss !. ssso
oADaEic "a Sfgo 1s41 sedan.tte .ei,.: radio and
ssrssr & p1ss SsaF .sa
snsst s2sa -.Rfs Rsfn sss' oFoR ssgRosR g. M
caDnnac MifSSn1san sYs gs4f p 4-dT sedan Model al;
and b., hydramatic drive, besut. black
asy sn.rsaese sss Loaxa MoTos 81
coDac & lIa ista ssss st. rfss.ssoS r. sso9 bod,
s4 sTss nds saa So sso iSsi5. fsio sli7s
asss s,ss2 cs saff Ia 1885, $685.
sifs sagyGSLEr RGISSLE 1872 club coupe: ss.utisul
car runs perfect: l owner Only $1295,
s.,. ssss ssss ssais5g sSHTsos c.. dossssssa ssa VIZ VIZ
s2heia SaEVakoIET Isl7 1stylem.sser 4-door Sc
SREvSSIEr eiE vsaatE is27 sas sonv.rtSl. s
miles; $500. NAY Ss seen Il 7ss istS
ceaHiEsviRsoLET, 1s47 brand-new a-door Sc
ss saz SI ssii ,wo t.a..
less than 200 miles, seat covers; So, 100.
ehSRs 5lss 1888 1888 ..s.n RADIO .s.t
caEVRoIaT eSzsis 1911 Special as luxe eoSp sue
sr.sIs sssn s1oas e}ssi Az ish aoes good tires srs
CHEVRoLET 1881; overhauled motor and
transmission. new clutch and brakes. al
most new tires and coats Of lacquer;
ssi sdas so esD sas On ass
renovated: equipped with radio. heater,
1885, sass IL ssa5. sa Psssas Between 'as and
CHEVROLET 1941 2-door Special de luxe;
fR /; anS Ss7e. e Eyes., Gas AZ. eIsi. o"n w.
dsas ssuDe st. IN ssDd @ SasI so1s
radio, heater. new tires: original owner;
sShiRshoLEf ifSGh " lsls sl9 r.etin. 4-dr sedan I
with heater, new paint Job. interior and
ecutiys Of American Red Cross: owner-
as esq esF Mos oeds Co. fii assn s. ~.
CHEVROLET 1s41 club coupe; completely
eyerhauled. new tires; s1,15o. ~sHssagoS.
ecaaESRoLfgTas4s ii V g@: 4-ar.;<d. luz. *s s.tene,
.s seat ser covers; si.s2s. ossS eI s. ov ~ %.
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FARMS WANTED.

HAVE Cash CUSTOMER for 2 farms; one
Without seod dFG a. 1o sa aSp w xa 81
Of Is mi District line, In Montgomery
County, preferably In the Sandy Spring or
Olney district; the other to be 200 acres
or more; bldss. must be modern. Can also
use acreage near Silver Spring or Rock
vile. suitable for subdividing. E. g. PRICE
OF 1l772 Ga. ave, PL. 1881. "a
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SUMMER HOMES.

FgkNIsHED sToXE HOUSE. feothiIls Blue
modern conveniences. sun deck on roof
large screened porch: excellent bathing IA
ciltties nearby; $500 June. July, August;
references. Bog l46-A. Star: d
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JUSTIN L. EDGERTON, Attorney,
Mefranalifan hank RuildfuE

States for the District Of Columbia.
Holding Probate court.-No. 6S, ,929. .Ad-
This Is to Give Notice. That
has obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia, Letters of Ad-
on the estate o< Hilda Ander-
son, late Of the District of Columbia, de-
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the. same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to the subscriber. on or
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from al benefit of said estate. Given un-
d r my hand this 7th day Of April; 1947.
ANDERSON, 1928 Dayton
Ave, St Paul, MINI. (Seal.l Attest:
MELVIN J. MARQUES. Deputy REGISTER OF
Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court ap29 :my6.l3.
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-AQIoNoliIfS 2 foR 1iG

|! Az q ~ Il, Is1e ..a.n; hlesk. s.sei-
TqES 1872 1871 s; n.v. 1x 7as6; 10 .a
Nv NV az s mofoe. fs new I Srskss % and ifSS; siafcS;
as M fsi Pzksosl sssa ao
suICK 81 super & ~, ssdsnsttss 5sdiS. u heat
bstsssn anS i. I'D GI,. 200. III. ie
radio and e heater: $50 csllf sl CO sss
BUICK 1e4l Special 4-tir. sedan: black
m, 8 and HI. motor Just recently oyer-
nsas t:s6os sa sassscf ss1s kvnss q
GAN "a Ja JmaoToR %, 18th and 4 ~. nv,
BUICK 1915 super sedan4ste: 1000 mules
nss sGaa Ssis.t. .uss ovns i9ss & M
BUICK 1910 super 4-door sedan: radio
md as hssssr; good condition; 1895. cali
BUICK 1e4s At. sedan: radio and heater.
essI s,ssn s1sss e. 1sz ss oss Hss'n
sgISk 1a41 supsr 4-aoor: s-tons srssn;
stsiied csS i saiuiippsd WITH VIII radio do and I'd
asssfT sssss ssis sraas sTsss nTE Il ssss c
BUHicck 'isSHs iS4s supea nss III 81 4-door sedan;
Sl.400; radio and heater, and car in excel
BUICK Ia47 Rosdmaster: beautiful powder
blue. never driven: radio and heater
s2ifsI9 $3ifs0o Of 81 bsst oiIsr below. IA. $3.50,
do, oIlEinal paint job; barsain 1t 5000.
BUICK 1885 specisi 4sdoor' heater. de-
new h.s dsnfs or ssrstees Pesn. clean !.
ohanis. Win seq toa ssssn nfssfe' 4ass
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Ut iSxlS0, G,.h lmproVeWisfahkso W ako M "eSs ss'
/ acre in Fafrhill, on Lee hwy, snap
at $1,000,
long frontase, 81 200 per acre.
10 acres on Lee hwy, hne for new
homes: &C. r. MORAN FA 919-J-3 or
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JOHN q. NEUBECK, Attorney,
National Press Bldg.

HoIass asss' plos.ts lSs sns s.rss
ts to Give Notice:
lumbia, has obtained from the Probate
on the estate Of Catherine
lumbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit. the same, with the vouchers
scriber, on or before the 21st day Of April,
AID. 1913: otherwise they may by lay be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under nv hand this 21st day Of
April, I947. JOSEPH H. AWKWARD, 4001
18th Street NV, Zone H. (SealD Attest,
MELVIN j. MARQUES, Deputy Register Of
wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. ap29,my6.13
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THE NEW 1917 ALUMINIUM TraveIhome,
sleeps 4; 81 ,695 delivered, fully equipped.
timore blvd, Berwyn, Md. Tower 61e2.
BROOM GLIDER TRAILER, never been on
trip; lived in months; perfect condition:
can be seen at 321 Greenwood ave, Ia
koma Park, Md Sc
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CHRYSLEK 1941 New Yorker Highland
copv. epe.:. 1946 motor. beautiful new up
holstery. $3.50 radio, heater. spotlight.
nuid drive and automatic shift, tires like
new; 81 $50 or best offer under. Du. s2034.
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$4,000 Carnegie Fund
To Aid in Liferacy Training

A program to reduce illiteracy OF
10000, 900 adults will be continued
under the United States Once OF
Education sponsorship for an addi-
tiorial two years through a s25,00o
grant by the Carnegie Corp. OF New
York.
The program is in cooperation
with the American Association for
Adult Education and the National
Conference on Adult Education and
the Negro, John w. Studebaker,
commissioner of education, said In
making the announcement yester-
day. The project started last year
with a grant Of $4,000.
Mr.. Studebaker said the major
objectives of the project are to de-
velop instructional materials suit
able for use by adults, to prepare
qualified teachers and to stimulate
participation of institutions and
community organizations in a
nation wide program.
Howard University and Miner
Teachers College have been active
in the program, Mr.. studebaker said.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.

India. We enjoy movies three times
a week.
We have brought the domestic
side of life of the Antarctic. But
domesticity has its surprising as
poets down here-the polar method
of drying the wash, for instance.
When we hang wet garments out
side, they freeze solid. But within
"a hours the wind has blown the
frozen particles free and leaves the
clothes soft and dry! Blankets can
be dry cleaned" just by trailing
them over the surface of the snow.
At meals, we take our place in
the line with our bearded men
friends. A typical daily menu might
consist of tomato juice, oatmeal,
hotcakes, syrup, bacon and coffee
for breakfast; for lunch, soup or
stew with bread, butter and tea,
and for dinner, steak, potatoes, a
green vegetable fruit pie or cake and
coffee or tea.
Dress Same as Mems,
The dress of the anarctic explorer
has not been radically changed by
the presence of women in polar
camp. 1t is the women who have
of necessity conformed.
Our outer garments and most Of
our inner garments are exactly like
those worn by the men. The Eski-
mos experience in cold climates
has shown that nothing will protect
the body from sub-zero tempefa-
lures better than fur clothing. So,
when the temperatures 60 below the
minus twenties, we use fur parka
for outdoor wear. For warmer tenn
peratures we have a variety of outer
garments in the form of windproof
parkas, some lined with ALPACA. We
wear gloves of windproof material
with several woolen layers of mittens
beneath.
Our regular indoor clothes con-
sist of dark woolen sweaters, woolen
shirts, wooden pants and heavy
wooden underwear, all originally de-
signed for men. Beneath all this
clothing, there remains only the
slightest suggestion of purely femi-
nine attire. For shoes, we again
CODY the Eskimo, by wearing muk-
luks of caribou skin when the
weather is extremely cold. Canvas
mukluks are substituted in wormer
weather and ski boots with three
pairs of woolen socks when skiing.
Out doors, beneath the parka hood
we usually wear a fur-lined cap.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
Mrs. Rome Describes
Role Of Women on
Antarctic Expedition
BY Mrs.. Finn Rome
North American Newspaper Alliance

RONNIE ANTARCTIC EXPED-
ITION BASE. Palmer Land, Aug. a.
DelayeO. This Is indeed a mans
world, as Mrs. Harry Darlington and
I found out very soon after we en-
barked on this expedition to the
Antarctic. 1t was an exciting honor
to be the first women to set foot on
the south polar continent, let alone
the first to live there-but 1t meant
living mans life, in mems cloth
ing, without beauty parlors and
.most Of the other things that are
much a part of a woman's life.
But-and this should not be over
1ooked-there is a decided place for
women on such an undertaking and
the women's touch can make itself
felt to advantage and be, I believe
of value even on such ardous and
hitherto exclusively masculine
undertakings as this.
For instance, I have tried to dec
crate just bit the private quarters
that Comdr. Rome and I share
Perhaps it's not important. But ]
can't help feeling that just that
little touch of home must help, must
ease his spirit when he faces hard
decisions, relax him after a hard
day of work and planning.
Quarters Are Crude.
Our quarters are crude, but by
antartic standards they are very
comfortable. The huts are made OF
prefabricated wooden panels heavily
insulated to keep out the strong
cold winds. The narrow windows
are covered with gay colored cur
tains and in the small shack which
I share with my husband, we have
maps decorating the walls. Orange
tape was used for bordering on the
walls and around the canvas shell
covers to add a touch of brightness
The furniture consists Of a table
covered with a green woolen cloth
chairs, a shortwave radio, type
writer at which I spend much of my
time, a washstand, a coal bin and
coal stove-which, incidentally, ]
am now able to operate as well as
my husband-and a built-in bunk
with a mattress covered not with a
gay pastel bedspread but by dark
green blanket.
When temperatures are well be-
low zero, we use. eiderdown sleeping
bags; but otherwise we sleep be-
meath four or five heavy blankets
and in woolen pajamas. During the
night, when temperatures drop, frost
is apt to form. around the opening
Of the sleeping bag from the
breath. This has to be brushed
aside before getting up in the
morning-which, by the way, is a
rather cold job. BY the time the
coal stove is burning, however, the
room temperature is enough for
dressing.
Always Looks Best
We feel it helps the men down
here If we look our best, particularly
when we relax sociably in the eve
nings. We often play bridge or other
cards games with the men, listen to
records or radio programs from the
United States, from the BBC in
London, from South America and
Evening star., 1947-08-17

the Chest Federation. These groups
provide necessary welfare and health
services through 125 Red Feather"
service agencies located in WASH
ington, Alexandria, and the coun-
ties of Arlington, Fairfax, Mont
gomery and Prince Georges. As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury
Edward H. Foley, jr., is general
campaign chairman.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
Marshall Named 10 Head
Chest in State Department

Secretary of State Marshall has
accepted appointment as chairman
Of the State Departments division
OF the Community Chest Federation
Evening star., 1947-08-17

campaign which
opens November
IL.
Assistant Sec
retary OF the
Navy w. John
Kenney, chair
man of the Gov
eminent Unit of
the campaign
o r 6 a n i zation,
asked Gen. Mar
shall to direct
solicitation Of
contributions in
his department.
r he G0Nern.
Evening star., 1947-08-17

ment Unit in Gen. Marshall.
cludes campaign volunteers of all
Federal Offices and departments in
the Washington area.
Six Community Chests compose
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22

Middleburg, May Fl - Mr.. ano
Mrs. Edward Gildow spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Tillie GildoW
of Crums Ridge.
Ray Clark spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Clark and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Clark and
son, Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Barnett and son, Bessie Heddleson
of Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Clark and son, Lloyd and Ernest
Ball spent Sunday with Leland
Clark, of Middleburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Clark are
proud parents of a baby boy, born
at Swan hospital, at Cambridge
last week, named Jacky Lee.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs
]. H. Morrison and son, Joe, were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison and
daughter, Judy, Kathryn Morrison
and Jack Polling, of Coal Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Blake and
son, of Dexter City, were callers al
Middleburg, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Bettinger and
daughters were Sunday afternoon
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Clark and family, of Middleburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hayes, o1
Dexter City, were callers at Middle
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
EIBA

A righteous man regardeth the life
of his beast;
But the tender mercies of the
wicked are cruel.
Elba, May 21--Mrs. Mary Heddle-
at Cambridge and Pleasant City.
Maxine Addlesburger was in
Marietta Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Shillings of
Dexter City, Mrs. Ralph Noble and
daughter of Cambridge recently
called on Mr.. and Mrs. John HeSson.
Harriet Stephens was in Marietta
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Decker,
Bernard Sewers were in Marietta
Thursday.
Mrs. Lottie Winger and Mrs. r.
c. Dow visited Weltha Still on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Heddleston
and daughter of Cambridge spent
the weekend with c. c. Wharton
Sr.
Callers at the C. E. Still home on
Sunday were Robert and Fred Nc
Alarney of Elba route, Mrs. Nena
Hupp and Mr.. w. F. Arnold of Mari
eta.
Callers at the C. c. Wharton home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Carver OF
Marietta, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Mckee and son of Coshocton, Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. Wharton, Jr., anC
daughter, of Burgettstown, Pa, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wharton of Mari
eta.
Mrs. Carrie Nalley of Cambridge
spent Thursday with her parents