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PERSONAL.

BUSINESS CARDS, 1000, calendar on
back So; advertising book matches. rub
Dsf Dsnt sssWRs ssruee sa5a StsRe s
your our 1e4s calendars now. RA. 1908, e.-1O
s6trafRN ifE Pine kfs2 zs2 Ks5aiey KHo%ycheeifu
TstSSFA A31TERsT1oNs 3H es11 restyling
Nnte tg 9a5 arm.ay od a1d of
5th ave-, n. " has returned from vaca-
ton and is open for business. AS usual,
iocsfed oye
iInsaa' Theaters LEAF LEA ENGEI. GEL ITO F st. NV,
Room 90: Telephone Ex. 1903; c,,
dren's clothes and housecoats made to or
der. Dolls dressed for Christmas. AT. 1914.
a cessful 1 party last nisht. It was a match
suggest definitely we nr rent NJ luke ., bog ."
RsH I'll Sgr cok offt MAcNE M Rans
vEITCH STREET KINDERGARTEN-Da
veftcS aa st Arlington asss Va Tel 81 ssas
MARGARET E. WAGNER. formerly with
M9thoR fG Ebs T Fes.ye se ySs55
PfASo ffsh s. WANTED + n by artists studio. Pre-.
ssre esr re9tlps ao. 49ys: gpEsh' or grand Best
rd' M For For informatton call ANACosT1A DAY
NURSERY. AT. O6S5. Winnifred A. steb-
HYPNoTIsM LECTURE CLAssEs-study
ACADEMY A OF SPEECH AND DRAMA,
1906 Goth NV.
pie. Private and semiprivate rooms, 2nd
995 SssS same On Hor a ladies' glS9
gT5ompt and eticient segyiee; gys3 open ewes.
+ e YOU ARE II NEED OF a LOAN UP to
LENDERS. INC. 1904 Georgia ave
sERMANINT, Waves 81 shamgoo and "a
Flynn BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st.
FUND RAIsING-use the Southeastern o.
Choral Society ,(75 voices) for money rails
ing entertainment: whole programs Of yari-
iii fonfsE fRe sa W. aa's a
hot water, coal, oil, gas. repairs, conver.
sions. new Installations; consultations and
estimates without obligation. OR. 1899
MOTHERS!-Are you old-fashioned enough
with the danger Of tipping over Or falling
ply noasad seR
table. For babys safety and convenience
Advertised in American Medical Associa ton
ssR'Vasi sation' cail dE' s4ss. A'0" "''"0u' T 81
you MAKE THE PROFIT, we supply the
information. If YOU have any article you
ToS Tno Z swRp sf q General De
sEy SLIP A5e1aRssla covRss. DRapERrEs-co seaSS s.
day delivery. Your fabric or ours. DAIG-
sEAY}NkG sEH}NG Psss5sfGEsi ssSsFHns SOLVED, ..p.r,
work; formerly with Garfnckers. Wo.
Pf24Sjo INSTRUCTION., Peabody cer.ia-
rates. rates nSSse wa sfas. !fss1n' oesfe'' '''''
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ELIZABETH sTALLINGs LONG, piano and
teacher. Adams 0434.
Irr
MOTOR TRAVEL.

FREE TRANSPORTATION to experienced
and sober driver IMAM to help drive to
Miami, Fla, about Oct. 15; references ex-
changed. Call VI. 1907.
DESIRE TRANSPORTATION from Shoe
to vicinity Commerce Dept: hours s:3O-5.
Phone. Falls Church OLIVE;
ARMY OFFICERS WIFE driving Califor-
mia about Oct. Is. can take ladies or
married couple, share driving and expense;
references Box S7-J Star. -
WANTED-Responsible couples or mature
men who are over 80 going West to
drive new cars to Ark, Texas: gas, oil
allowance. Call during Office hours: g.
g pm, FR; 1881. r,,,o., 5.
week Call co. O75s. 5
GENTLEMAN desires ride to Boston this
week. Call NO. 5229 Sunday between &
and 7 pm Ask for MR.. BYRNE.
WILL MAKE guaranteed delivery of your
trailer out West. Responsible party. Care
assured. P. Q. Box 103:
or vic for expenses. Box 203-J. Star.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PHONOGRAPH and radio appliance shop.
attractive 2-story corner building at $500
per me. on Alexandria's busy King ST.:
business price at only cost of stock. valued
now much more than the $500 original
cost. During the week, contact JACK 6.
MAIZE, Realtor. Exclusive Agent. 121
Sc Royal st.. Alex. Va. Alex. 6sSs;
hSsisH hCAII HARRY ARR II T. FREEDMAN, If YOU are
considering selling your business. We
earnestly solicit listings of retail mer-
chandise stores doing volume business and
in favorable locations We make every
effort to secure a qualified purchaser. at a
the seller and buyer is our obligation. We
are at your service Please call HARRY l.
FRIEDMAN, Licensed. Bonded Broker. RE.
TOURIST COURT. near Virginia Beach on
main highway. consisting Of new double
cabins, 2 single cabins and COTTAGE con-
tanning 2 apartments: always rented, win
ter and summer. Bargain price with good
terms; Call tn Pm. Re- 1891. FIRST
NATIONAL REALTY CORP, o05 18th st.
NV IS
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

GUITAR SCHOOL of Henry Clay teaches
DIG programs. Wo., s504.
cultured widow Of European diplomat
EnNTk EnsllSh tptor for foEeisners Ho. 55s
yyiiss,dd p play: S1 NEXA STOCK, eertihed in
PIANO iNsTRUSTIoN at pupils homes by
Please call Emerson 3O45. evenings or
PUBLic SPEAKING couRsE-Beginners
ASAD5MY ASfb N e e. sSEEfH 5T5S AND DRAMA 1906
real estate practce for men and m Rom
en- by the SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE 'ul on
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:30 pm, 1905
SfiH5f fyennES Fl AR supplementins
school training may answer your child S
GREGG GsEaSG' sHooRTHAND Sic sfi1i by experienced
prSae mo se sDfsd So gss
and adults. Please call DI. 1854 any
PIANO TEACHER. experienced Leschetivky
COLLEGIATE and Young Artist diploma mem
Pupils entered National Addition annually.
81! AIshtz IT. c6GHykEb1 5IS!! 1m WOMAN teaehs.
saATY N
training in all subjects, day. night and
Fs' 55ae
for D.. C.. requirements and CT training,
laao AR q ME 7s EaS lsds
GI approved. modern training methods
backed by IA yrs. now how; day and night
ella classes starting now: Plenty Of practical
YORK TECH. 1904 BenninE I'd. ne. AT.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, all
subjects taught. Approved by Government
for 81 training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
Ns4RucTioS ale Il sT undel PI ii 1es Bin OF
RgSIs ESs dS stesne ELL Oil sves ssss
Oct. g., $25 for 10 wkly: lessons. Call
NON. RUTH BUNKER sTUDio, aSis P
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught in
55s5sas i5Ss St Mr ESS sfgS5os
s sassss' oE fsa5sSS
INC. Gf approved: Note our a new pernls :
nent location, 1882 N, Z. ave. NV. DI.
PHoTo OIL TIMING INSTRUCTIONS. 20
yrs ,exper.: eve. classes. 70: Mon. to Fri.
For information. HO. O7Os. -
LATIN AND GREEK, private tutoring in
your home; university graduate (M.AD: ::
II yrs teaching experience. HI. 1904. s..
REAL ESTATE FOR COLORED!-Learn
salesmanship. brokerage, financing; excel
lent training to increase your income or
pass local exams; evening classes. 7:30-
$3.50 pm. Mon, Wed, FriD, start Monday,
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF REAL ESTATE
dial DU. 2070. Salesman jobs open for
traineesi Enroll nowi
REAL ESTATE TRAINING (white only
for beginners, brokers. salesman-open to
the public; complete answers to pass D. c.
real estate exams: lectures on investments,
sales, lstings; evening classes only, Tues.
and Thurs, 7:30-9:30 pm. Register now!
GLASSES start Oct, 16D. I'll Woodward
Bldg. More details. dial DU. 2422. day or
night. WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF REAL
ESTATE. Real estate sales positions open for
trainees! Opportunity to learn real estate!
ELIZABETH sTALLlNGs LONG, piano and
CALCULUS COACHING. by Govt. ensr.,
group o % Or indiyidual' beginners or refreshers
AUTO BODY and fender training including
welding, spray painting and metal work
Look into it--one of the most profitable
branches of tremendous auto industry Of
fering chances for good job or your own
business; learn in spare time; veterans and
nonveterans. Write for free facts. AUTO
CRAFTS TRAINING. Box 460-D, Star. 6"
TEACHER AVAILABLE = Expert instruc-
tions in hat and gown making; groups, etc;
Evening star., 1947-10-05
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month.
best help to do your work. RITTER S
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 634 st. NV,
AID. 1882, 8 am. to $50 pm. r.
RUPHERS' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
1st-claSs day worker women On hand
waiting with references, S5, carfare and
lunch, mothers helpers, cooks, cleaners,
laundress. general houseworkers; go home
nights, etc HO 9427
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BEAUTY PARLoRS.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

BOOTH FOR RENT in colored beauty
hop. located near N. H. ave. and l. NV.
-an ME- 3SOS -6
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SECRETARY, under %, ne. section. $3.50.
Secretary, under 30, legal. $500
Secretary. under 80. general, $500.
Stenographer, legation. $40
Stenographer, building material sales,
S175
Stenographer, inexper, legal, SITS.
Stenogra pher- -bookkeeper. S175 WAL
TER H. KESSLER PERSONNEL SERVICES,
612 Wash. Bldg, 18th and N. Y. ave.,
DI 4442, DI 1920
Evening star., 1947-10-05
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES tcont., j.

Al SECRETARY, S24O ~ Must be good
phone. $1,000. Sec, printing arm, I sales,
5,day:. $50. Association secretary, start,
5000 VI. Sec. real estate, Arlington.
$50 wk. Construction secretary, start, $50
wk Downtown club steno. .-bookkpr., meals
and S45., Part-time stenos., 81 to 81 so
hr Need 100 new applicants daily for
in D. c. Est. 30 yrs. Visit See Miss
w White t,.o or Miss Lee BoYD's, 1888 ST.,
ACCOUNTANT, S40O per mo-: acct. knows
Spanish, degree, $500 per mo-: jr. engr.,
estg. exp. 500 per. wk:: acctg clerk.
ledger, S45; secretaries $50 wk: bkpg.
mach. oper.. $40 per wk.; cashier-typist,
S4q s1Ig-p Per VIZ posting clerk, s37 so per .wk.
TYPIsT. electromatic Is, $50 wk. UP,
5-day 'wk exper. using electric type
writer and prop. spacing: typists. exper.,
fast, $40 wk.: clerk-typist retail exper, ;,
S35 wk.; cut stencils, Elliott Fisher mach,
$50 mo. See Miss Reed. early, Ma 6Oss.
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV,
Evening star., 1947-10-05

ENGINEER, chemical, exper. design: o.
valves. fittings, catalyst chambers, high
pressure reactions; $500.
Engineer. refrigeration, design, research
development: $500.
Engineer, chemical or NE, exper. sales
chemical equipment; $4,000
eXper.: S5.400
Engineer, writer, technical inquiries anc
sales correspondence: $4,000.
Purchasing agent, exper PURCHASING
medical supplies and equipment direct
Physist. MA, P.H.D., exper.: salary tc
$1,000.
Engineers, ME. or E.E.. BIS. MA
F.H.D;, exper, research development: sal
aries to $500.
Materials control, exper. from raw ma
s.; 900 WALTER II. .KEssLER PERSON.
N. Y: ave. DI. 4442, DI 1920.
OFFICE POSITIONS u!-stenographers
$50: RECEIPT, law office, Arl; trade assoc
attractive club, international interests;
spsi.stenoa; Iao. meet public, personality.
patent law, use dictaphone; electromatic
insurance. (Hourly openings with The
better firmsl. AMERICAN, 91S st. n WI
Evening star., 1947-10-05

foT delicatessen or seafood store. Fairfax
SoMFL1E;IE PHOTOGRAPHIC G. II ,s9s equipmsnt m
PRN4Sc FGHEss For dsss Box 1sas ssT prn
long established, one of best locations,
fine clientele Priced seas9na6lg SUB
for active man, not necessarily printer.
TAYERsWhsks sNad beef ,,} 1Gcaten p
WhNTED-Any business netting $4,000
to SsoGoG prya1s party All
eiif;T' G1TT AND sf6r, ,yEwELRY STORE. NV; quot
aksr nd cross III SVfs M $751;
INCOME AND HOME in this beautiful
tourist place, on Wash. -Balto: blvd, nr.
Face Face Il e rms, including Keepers apt. !:
lge.. dry basnt.;. can be converted into
rms; oil h,-w.h:; continuous h.w.: ele.
Oafsd Oas sfS5oo c easy az2 terms GR osh
observation-disclosures tourist courts.
s1ssse a'esnS vs nf asSt
WTArGaMAkER. Va IA, Il expr.. avail, store space
Sh did pas9 opp isxnN Ex. $40 s's. OF RA. so55.
net profit per VI; excellent location. Call
MR. SHEPP. HY. 0552. =
START LIVING Attractive detached
home and income. 10 seif-service bedrooms;
viii sell rooming business. good will. lease,
1s4S license with or without furniture.
etc: full price. s1,5oo cash up: income 4
bldg. not for sale adults. 1865 Harvard
st. NV
DRESS SHOP. Conn. ave. location: rent,
5000: doing $1,000 per month: will sacri..
fee for $4,000 including inventory Of
about $4,000: also terms. E. W. THURM
90s 10th st. NV. pI. 3306,
tol ST.. not far out: l rooms. baths:
you know tourist business income should
be increased: plenty of valuable furniture;
price, $3.50: terms: EDWIN 7. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont ave-, RIM. 217. RE. $40.
Evening star., 1947-10-05

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-08
Florida Baptist
> Children's Home
Campaign Soon
Especial 10 The Citizen,

JACKSONVILLE, Dec. g.
Florida Baptists have designated
Sunday, December 81, as a dav,
for special emphasis on state
wide efforts to raise 100000 for
their Children's Home, being es.
tabllshed at Lakeland.
Officials of the Florida Ban
tist Chlidren's Home fund said
here yesterday tht approximate
~ 9OO congregations are plan-
ming to make an offering for the
nome on that day. Envelopes for
special gifts are being mailed
to the various church treasurers
Authority for the Children's
Home to ask for contributions
from the Baptist churches of the
state and from their friends wac
granted by 1,153 messengers at
tending the Florida Baptist Con-
ventlon last month in Orlando
They gave their approval upon
the recommendations of the
Baptist State Board of Missions
and of the trustees of the Chill
dren'S Home.
IA tract of more than 100
acres bordering Lake Hunter in
Lakeland is owned by Florida
Baptists, who already have four
cottages for children under con-
struction. there. Plans call for
three more cottages, an office
building, laundry, shop, and
dairy barn to be built before op-
erations of the home are shifted
from Arcadia, where existing
facilities long have been con-
considered inadequate.
The cottage plan will be fol-
lowed throughout at the Lake
land plant, where each unit
will be as nearly like a private
home as is possible to make it.
In asking for the support of
their members and friends
throughout the state, Baptist
leaders point out that their as
sistance is not limited to creed,
but is based on the need of the
individual child. The Lakeland
home, expected to be one of the
finest institutions for children in
the South, will embody features
suggested by leading child well
fare agencies of the country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-08
Gas Almost
Clicked Him

"My stomach swelled with gas
until l could hardly breathe,
said one man living near here:
II couldn't sleep, in fact had nor
rible nights. Was always consti--
pated. / got INNER-A1D. on!
what relief! 1t worked so much
gas from me that my stomach re-
duced 4 inches. Can breathe free
ly again. Sleep soundly now.
Bowels have also been given a
Great Cleansing"
INNER-AID is the new mixture
of IL Juices from Natures Herbs.
II has relieved many people VINO
had never been really helped be-
fore by any medicine: Iaken
shortly before meals 1t mixes
with your food, thus eliminating
the poisons that foster stomach
trouble. 1t will cleanse the bow
els, clear gas from stomach, en-
liven liver and remove old bile
from the system. So don't go on
suffering! Get INNER-AlD. Sold
by all drug stores. y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-08
Your Horoscope

MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1947
-Today's native is too fond of
sensation and may become quite
reckless in the pursuit of pleas
ure. There is an indication of
some success in early life, but the
latter days seem cloudy, and
there is danger that the mind
may become devoted to chasing
futile projects. Great care should
be exercised to set the mind into
a steady groove to avoid, as far
as possible, these adverse condi-
lions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-08

Forty years ago the first
Christmas Seal Sale in this coun-
try was held in Wilmington, Del.
In 1947, Christmas Seal Sales
are being conducted by 5000 as
sociations throughout the coun-
try to support tuberculosis con-
troll programs.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
Churches Clothing Drive
AppeaIs for Turn-ins

With the clothing drive sponsored
by more than 470 churches of the
area scheduled to end next week,
leaders today made an appeal to
ministers to see that clothing turned
in to their churches is delivered to
central headquarters. 81.
Miss Elaine Soutar, a member of
the Drive Committee, also urged
people who have been intending
to give" to bring their donations to
local headquarters at the Church of
the Pilgrim, Twenty second and P
streets NV.
Miss Soutar said several clothing
merchants had agreed to give some
items to the drive and she called
on others to donate overstock.
If any church group is unable to
deliver the clothing to headquarters
she has asked it to call Dupont 8787
The drive is sponsored by the
Federation of Churches, the World
Council of Churches and other
groups, cooperating as the Metro
politan Washington Co-ordinatine
Committee for Overseas Relief.
Evening star., 1947-02-21

leveled structure, found varied re-
actions and much drama.
Alice Lopez, 19, was working in a
garment factory across the street.
1T felt like something hit me-" she
said. But here was no panic. Only
one woman got excited. She yelled
It's the end of the world"
Norman Scott, 81, Navy veteran
and one of the first to join in the
rescue: Hands and feet were
sticking out of piles of brick and all
around. Many victims were colored
green, from acid. it looked like"
Back in Hospital.
Mrs. Olive Wafer, 70, home from
a hospital only few hours, said 81
thought the end of the world had
come" She was back in a hospital
Edo Krutz, working in another
nearby plant, said it felt "just like
an atomic bomb" Hundreds of per-
sons said the rumble and rattle and
roar was reminiscent of the 1888
earthquake.
One woman emerged from her
house, blood running over her eyes
I'm all right, but how is my little
bird?" she asked. She carried a
cage, a canary f1uttering weakly
inside.
An unidentified woman dug fran
tically beneath cracked timbers, call
ing frantically for her dog. Finally
she dragged HIM out, his eye cut
but his tail wagging tiredly.
"It was worse than any bomb
blast ever felt" Russell E. Nichol-
son, Seabee veteran of the Pacific
campaigns, observed.
A hysterical woman pointed to q
wrecked automobile, sobbed: my
husband was sitting there a minute
ago. He was blown away"
Officers found Mrs. Refugio Ara
gon standing dazedly amid what was
left, of her home. MY groceries
what happened to my groceries?'
she cried.
oldest casualty was Charles
Batye, 20, hurt 10 hours after the
blast. He turned on a machine at
a creamery last night, suffered a
cut eye when piece of glass broken
in the explosion struck him.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
Mrs. 0rrel Moody, 3,
|WCTU Leader, Dies

Mrs. Orrel Moody, SO, one of the
founders and first president of the
North Star Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union here, died yesterday
at her home, 512 Ashford road,
Silver Spring, after a short illness.
Mrs. Moody had been a resident
of the Washington area for 81
years. She was born in Coudersport,
Pa, and lived for many years in
Rixford, Pa. Following the death
of her husband, Fred R. Moody, an
official of the Standard Oil Co.,
she moved to Washington. Three
years ago she moved to Silver
Spring.
While a resident of Washington,
Mrs. Moody was an active worker
in the Hamline Methodist Church
and was president of the Women's
Society for many years. She helped
organize the temperance group In
1928.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Edna Rochester and Mrs. Flor
ence Leitzel, both of the Ashford
road address; three grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
3 pm. Sunday at the Hines Funeral
Home, 2901 Fourteenth street NV.
with the Rev. DR. Harry w. Burgan
of Hamline Church officiating
Burial will be in Bradford. Pa.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
French Found Largely Ignorant
OfU. S. Aid Since Liberation
BY Constantine Brown
Sfor Foreign AffoIrs Analyst

m1Sconception OF Americas role IN
World War II. He draws his infor-
nation almost exclusively from
newspapers and by no stretch of the
imagination can these be described
as unbiased.
In Paris there are today some $50
newspapers, morning, evening and
materialistic country.
In order to make the United
States better known in foreign
countries Congress last year ap-
propriated large sum for the State
Departments Office of International
Information and Cultural Affairs
under Assistant Secretary of State
William Benton.
There is no doubt that Mr.. Benton
and his assistants are doing their
best, according to the view they take
of their job. They aim to inform
foreign countries about the United
States, but are reluctant to do any,
thing which might be interpreted
as propaganda.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
Grace Moore Funeral Set
For Sunday in Chattanooga
BY the Associofed Press

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. 81.
Funeral services for Grace Moore,
opera star, who was killed in plane
crash at Copenhagen January 10,
will be held at the First Baptist
Church here at pm. Sunday, it
was announced yesterday.
DR.. John Huff, pastor, will Off
ciate. Burial will be in the Moore
family plot in Forest Hills Cemetery
A delegation from the Metropoli-
tan Opera Company will attend the
services.
Miss Moores body will arrive in
Chattanooga at 8 am. Sunday.
The widely known soprano, who
started her career as a church choir
singer, was born in Tennessee. Her
family has resided in Chattanooga
for several years.
Evening star., 1947-02-21

PARIS (By MaiD. -- The United
States has spent many hundreds OF
millions of dollars in assisting
France since her liberation, but few
in France realize or appreciate this
fact.
If the French people were made
aware of the extent of American
help it is more than likely that
their feeling toward the United
States would be warmer than it Is
now.
The same thing may be said
about French awareness of the role
America played in the war and it
is safe to say that the great ma
jority of French people are firmly
convinced that the Germans were
defeated by the valiant bravery OF
the Red Armies, which with their
bare breasts erected a wall which
broke the waves of the Nazi legions. y
The quotation is from French
man who has been prominent for
20 years in the political affairs of
the Socialist Party and until recent
ly occupied an important position
in the government. Th> British navy
and air force recently have begun
to receive some share of credit for
victory, but the United States is a
weekly, and almost without excep-
ton they are subsidized by political
parties of various shades.
Because of the large number of
publications there Is shortage of
paper, which compels individual
papers to issue only four pages.
Much space is devoted to sports and
local and national news and good
bit less to foreign news. 1t is the
editorials, generally about 100 lines
in length, which inform the readers
about the domestic and international
political situations. With few ex-
ceptions editorial writers either ig-
more or denounce the United States
which is described as greedy
poor third.
In France American production Is
given a good deal of credit for help
ing to win the war, but with the
qualification that you made good
deal of money out of it, The tre-
mendous American military effort
is considered important only because
toward the end of the war it gave
important help to the Red Army.
According to popular belief In
France, the Germans were defeated
at Stalingrad. All other operations
in the west were major mopping-ur
campaigns against disspirited and
defeated enemy.
1t is not the fault of the French
man in the street if he has such 8
Evening star., 1947-02-21
PTA Backs Pending Bills

The Camp Springs, CMd), School
Parent Teachers Associa ton has ap-
proved pending legislation at Anna
polls to provide funds for a school
building program over the State and
higher pay for teachers. The group
also approved tax rate raise to
support the program.
Evening star., 1947-02-21

This Is your opportunity to dc
something tangible about your life
10 years from now. Will you have
money enough for sizable payment
on new home, or a retirement
fund or any Of the other things
you've always wanted? Buy United
States Savings Bonds and keep or
buying.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
Chevy Chase PTA to Meet

The Parent Teacher Association OF
the Chevy Chase Elementary School
will present a program giving a
picture of the course of study fol-
lowed in the various grades at .
meeting at pm. Tuesday.