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Evening star., 1948-08-26
Outdoor Toys

3 Orig. s.95 to 1925 Sord
Boxes, sheet steel bottom, con-
opy 500
z oris. 1875 wodins Pools,
Steel frame 500
! Orig. i4.s5 Sand Box, steel
} Orig. 34.95 chein Drive Vs-
loeipedes, heavy tires, adjustable
scot ond handle bors. l6-in. boil
bearing wheels, floor sonpIe,
z4.ss
Toys, 5rd Floor, The Heehf Go.
Evening star., 1948-08-26

Cha rles Gieseking, 90 2oo5 42nd 81 NV,
and Lillian Kazemersky, %, 936 Madison
st. NV.
chalmsr hinsis. 90, 1919 ssrd a. NV.
Md
Walter Harris. 81, 1887 Sumner I'd. Sc,
and Barbara Jackson, ~, 1880 Stevens
I'd. sc.
Marcus Merrev. jr., IS, 20l5 18th st.
Pomeroy I'd. s.e.
Herbert Dovd. II l7o1 n ct. nv, and
Jeanne Tennex. 20. goth st. and Fiorida
James Robinson, 80. 144s svann ct. nv.
and Essie Johnson; q, Howard Hotel
Olivia skyiss, Is. 1882 l1th st. NV.
Elton we MWood; 45. and Helen Clark. 30. both
Lee Mathis 2s. and Joan Blanchard. IT.
both Of MT. Rainier, Nd.
Arthur Goldsmith. %. Anaeestia Naval
Arlington Farms. Va.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
CLEARANCE VALUES FOR MEN!
Mems Sportsweor

8 Originally $500 cordison
Leisure coets. Broken sizes, s.s5
IS Originally 27.5o California
Styled Leisure jackets, one-but-
ton model. Broken sizes, 1895
"a Originally 1925 Sport slaeks,
properly Iobeled as to moteriol
content. Broken sizes-----2.S7
IS Originally 1895 Fine Cotton
Sssrsueksr Spert coots, .3-button
models. Broken sizes----4.95
Sport Skot. Street Floor.
The Hsekf Co.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
HomeWores

J Orig. SIS Cold Drink Bess.
simulated leather lined with fiber
oloss; drowstrino L-l.oo
los Orig. l.es Barbecue Sets,
3-pc. set includes hamburger
grill. 3-tine fork. turner, wooden
hondies s--------1.z9
700 Orig. 1875 Shower Sets.
eurtoin and motehine dropes,
4.s5
Is Orig. 3.s5 Krens Bathroom
Window Drapes, bIock-----5oe
I Orig. 1895 Grote, outdoor or
indoor, droft CONTROL cast iron:
os is ---------S.s5
! Orig. $3.50 Outdoor Grill on
Stand. cost ron----1S.S5
II Orig. 1925 Outdoor G'iIIs
on Wheels. osh box, regulating
droft t---l9.95
Homewdrss. TIL Floor
The Heeht Go.
200 ooIIons Orig. $50 to ass
Points
2.o9 seI.
. Groy Floor and Deck Enomel
0 White and Ivory Interior Gloss
Q White and Ivory Semi-GIoss
0 Timers Red Roof Paint
Paints, 7fh Floor The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
100 Prs. Orig. 7.es
Homespun Droperies
6.98 pr.

Brown and ton cross striped de-
sign on natural grounds; 2h
yords long.
40 Yd.. Orig. 1873 Reyon psm-
esk, oroy pottern on wine ground.
48 in. wide; ideal for droperies;
yard -----1.39
100 Yds. Orig. 81 Warped
sotesn, blue only, 36 in, vide;
use for slipeovers; yard ----ese
50 Yd,. Orig. e.ss Metallic Fob
rie, small check pattern in blue
ond green; 4s in. wide; for dro-
peries. upholstery. slpeovers;
yard ---------3.SS
10 Orig. 1898 Reody-Mads
Studio Covers, blue only; oliover
floral pottern; complete with 3
separate cushion covers---9.s8
10 Orig. 1898 Rsody-Mods
Doveno Covers, wine. blue, rose
with oIover Ieof pattern; sepo-
rote arm eovers-------12.98
Shibeopers, 9th Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Outdoor Furniture

5 Orig. 47.so Rssten seetioneI
lnnsrsprins Cushions. powder
blue print upholstery-----2z.s5
5 Orig. 1900 DoubIs Rotton
SeetionoIs. bali yellow with
brown wn--------5s.o0
I Orig. 1900 2-pises Rottsn
Set. SOTO, ond choir--l39.oo
I Orig. 1900 3-piees Retton
Set, SOTO, chair and hossoek,
1900
! Orig. 1926 Left Side Sectional,
stripe cover ----22.95
! Orig. 1000 saIterini choise.
wrought iron with stripe pad,
floor sonpIe -----79.95
I Orig. 1928 White Wrought
Iron Tee Wagon
z Orig. JI.s5 Umbrella Tobles.
slightly worped top-----5.95
5 Orig. 1895 Hettriek GIiders,
1926
z Orig. es.s5 California Type
Swings. green striped aliders with
conopy; floor samples s----39.s5
Z oris. 1925 Gypsy Hommoek
'o"os -----6--'
Outdoor FarAfare, 3rd Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
45 Orig. $50
Forous Make
Woven Jacquard
Cotton Droperies
3.9o pr.

Discontinued Pottern)
At this low low price
Just becouse the nationally
famous manufacturer is
diseontinuine the pattern.
Neutral ton droperies with
rich rose or red figured de-
sign; z u yds. long. Grand
for bedroom. living room
or play room.
Bedsbrsads. sri Floor.
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Appliances
Mostly Floor SompIes,
Electrically Perfect

Mostly Floor SompIes,
Electrically Perfect
Air Conditioners
I Orig. 1880 PhiIee
Window Air Conditioner,
81 h.p., including nornol'
installation 1850
! Orig. es4.so PhiIee
Console Air Conditioner,
81 h.p., including nornoI
installation --S39.9S
Ranges
! Orig. 3ls.s5 Monarch
De Luxe Electric Ronse,
automatic oven, extra cos
SerOI6 CVen--
! Orig. 1895 Reel Host
Cos Stove, 4 center bur-
ners, loree Storage CON-
pertinent -----1l9.95
! Orig. 3oe.s5 Universal
Electric Ronse, automatic
oven, wormine oven, we'll
cooker -----254.e5
! Orig. 334.s5 AdmireI
Electric Ronse, we'll cook
er, wornine drower, outo-
motto oven and outlet,
z74.ss
Evening star., 1948-08-26
LAMPS

30 Orig. $50 TebIs Lamps. u
and II in. sizes 3.9S
20 Orig. $50 Table Lomp Shades.
ID ond 6 in. sizes-----3.99
80 Orig. 1875 Hond-mods
Lomp Shades. Royon velvet trim;
Is, le, l8 in. sizes. Mostly for
table lamps, some for bridge
20 Orig. 3s.s5 imported Lamps.
8oses only, White, ton--14.95
20 Orig. 1895 Imported Lomps.
Boses 9a|y. Blue, white tor o-
z Orig. 1888 L.s+h~ TabIe
Lamps, with shode S.88
s, Orig. 1895 Cut Glass Lemps.
Metoi mounting. royon shade.
; Orig. sos Small Pottery
Lamps. Paper shodes -----4.66
4 Orig. 4.4s Small Pottery
Lsmps. Paper shade e---2.ss
Z Orig. z2.e5 Pottery Lemp..
Poper-shodes. Sold os is, s.eS
Lamps, Fifth Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Mems Shoe Clearance

Mems Shoe Clearance
Originally s.e5 to l5,45-6 22
Orig, 1895 to s.s5---l0.88
. French, shrinsr 3 urner!
. eestonions!
. Bestonian Footssvsss!
. Paekords! Q Mensfields!
75-orisinaIly s.s5 70 'l2.S0
Mems casuol end "SIax" Shoes.
Moccosin and step-in types, plain
ond two-tones. Leother uppers,
Ieother or rubber soIes. Broken
sizes 7.4S
Nevis Shoes, Second Floor.
The HeeAt Co.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
ONE OF THE BEST WAYS to

beat" the high ~ ~
|;:;:;: |::::: &: !: : !: !: !: &
this own " d.
FRIGIDAIRE NA(T
That's because a\UUUkIF-
every FRIGID- NV"L~
ARE Is so economical to operate
:. for each boasts" the famous
Meter-Miser, simplest cold.mak.
ing mechanism ever built. Uses
a mere "trickle" Of current. In
addition, FRIGIDAIRE gives you
up to 500 more storage space in
the same kitchen space the
finest kind Of protection for fresh
and frozen foods! The kind Of
FR1G1DAIRE you buy depends
on your own particular needs
so be sure to see your FRIGID.
ARE Dealer and make your Sc
lection from the wide variety of
types and sizes you find in genu.
Inc FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerators.
You1l be more than pleased!
Evening star., 1948-08-26

Jopun Ups PenieiIIin Output
Japan has set q goal Of 10000
600 900 penicillin units a month";
tenfold increase over recent out
put-and seems likely to attain it.
Evening star., 1948-08-26

HAPfY FAMILIES are healthy families it's ass\I.
to keep 'em a
MORNING" BRAN OMELET: tt(~SJ
sN PfS s e' :fsdeS % s. @.k s over MAB5sco 1905 ~
Tsp salt nd dash
pepper thoroughly wht
IN the bran mixture Pour
10 SOW oven ts.s'F) 80 minis Makes :
ne most delicious havou 1906
BRAN tneTmtHed Is gentle provide
your family with the daily help
neaIDy regularity Serve
hehs hufher muhhns and hot breads
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Refrigeration
Units

; Orig. 1880 Ice Boxes,
white enomeIed----35.95
I Orig. $500 Fre.toir
Duplex Refrigerator, 7h
Gu. it,, moist cold spoce, 3
Gu. IT. freezer----489.5o
I Orig. 5ss.5o Deep
Freeze. seporoted COM
portments, Is ct. IT,,
1880
Laundry Units
! Orig. 1895 PorabIs
Rotary Ironer ---33.s5
I Orig. 1875 Petoble
Rotary Irensr outorotic
control ---------4s.e5
l Orig. 1885 wrinser-
Wosher. 27-eoI. porcelain
enomeI tub, electric droin
pump ----11s.s5
I Orig. 1926 Console
type Rotory lroneL knee
and finoer-tip control,
I Orig. 1880 Twin-tub
Wesher, double copocity,
porcelain enamel tubs,
1880
I Orig. 1885 Automotie
Washer, lob. copoeity;
woshes, rinses. Damp dries
and shuts itself off, 1898
Convenient Payment
Terms Arranged
Atblionees, It'll Floor
The HseAt Co.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
is THE BEST TEACHER

w. ~ your dishwater, 1t bursts
suds that thick Job is done which
why be sparkling
bright and clean! Furthermore CHIFFON
20 use 1t for all hne laundry dishwashing!
Evening star., 1948-08-26

E Vnen you've dropped hint that dinner
will feature" HEINZ Beef Noodle Soup
:. for It's made Of select beef stock
that's "a-hoat" with tender. golden. old
fashioned egg noodles! That's why 1t
has that homemade heartiness and favor
that no other canned soup can equal
70 that every spoonful has that kind.
: mother-used-to-make" flavor! You'll ap-
1preciate its delicious goodness :. more
important. you'll like its easy -hxin'!
Evening star., 1948-08-26

Serve HEINZ Beef Noodle Soup q "starter-oifer"
for dinners and luncheons then do some expen.
noenting on your Pour 1t into sea-food casse-
roles macaroDi and spaghetti dishes add 1t to
aspcs and teled meat entrees Just be sure you ask
for HEINZ Soup when you buy Z. then you know
you're getting the BESTl
The Omaha guide., 1948-02-07

AFTER the strain of mid-year
"A exams, the teenagers have real
need for relaxation. It's easy to
cater to the juveniles longing for
o party without straining the bud
get. A plateful of frosted cup cakes
and a tray Of milk shakes can be
counted on to provide a properly |
festive ending to an evenings com
petition over Monopoly or Fathers
Quiz. You'll find it's good hospitality
training to give your daughter full
responsibility for preparing refresh
ments and cleaning up.
Even if daughter is a novice cook,
she'll find it's easy to win compli-
ments as a frosting expert. Any
beginner can achieve a creamy
smooth luscious cake topping ON
the ct nowadays. The f~ailure-proof
trick is to use a new packaged in
slant frosting that just needs the
addition of hot tap water and a few
stlrS to produce a toothsome tri-
umph that literally can't fail. There
are strawberry, vanilla and choco-
late favors, SO it will be easy for.
your teenager to frost squares of
store cake or cup cakes with glamor
toppings with a minimum of mess
In the kitchen. One Az ounce pack
age of this new prepared frosting
will Frost top and sides of one s
Inch cake layer or twelve large cup
cakes, so it's a thrifty way to
achieve party glamor. /,
DISAPPEAR i,
Four dozen baby diapers was stolen l.
the hallway of Mr.. John Moore c
residence, 2619 Hamilton ST., on Fri e
lay, Jan. 50th. The diapers had been r
elivered by the Dundee Diaper Serv- L
The Omaha guide., 1948-02-07
DISAPPEAR
Railway Electric Signal

Thomas Edison invented the bat
terry cell which powered the first
electric semaphore signal ever used
on an American railroad. He
worked 10 years on what is some
times called his greatest invention
"a battery designed especially for
railroad purposes, the prototype Of
modern batteries whose use by rail
roads ranges all the way from air
conditioning to the propulsion Of
locomotives
The Omaha guide., 1948-02-07
With Grain of Salt

With Grain of Salt
Not SO many years ago salt was
used in payment of a fine in central
Africa. When a murder was COM
mitted, according to custom, the
community in which the murderer
lived was responsible for paying the
blood-money. The chief Of the vii
lage went around on an appointed
day and collected from each Of his
subjects two cupped handfuls Of
salt. This vas pooled to form pay
ment for the life taken.
The Omaha guide., 1948-02-07

Nuts, maraschino cherries or
chocolate bits will give a festive
air to a cake or frosted cup cakes;
or sprinkle on shredded coconut for
decorative effect.
Chocolate Nut Frosting
! Az OF. package 2 tablespoons Of
instant choco- hot tap water
late frosting Chopped nuts
Empty contents of Az or. pack.
age of instant chocolate frosting
into a small mixing bowl. Add one
tablespoon hot tap water. Stir with
spoon until thoroughly blended. Add
another tablespoon Of hot water
and stir until smooth. Stir in chop
ped nut meats. Spread on cake or
cup cakes with a knife. Cake or Gun
cakes must be cool.
Pineapple Frosting
l z OF. package 2 tablespoons
instant vanilla crushed pine.
q irostlng/ apple, drained
apple juice
Empty contents Of one Az OF.
package Of instant vanilla frosting
a small bowl. Add two tea.
spoons of pineapple juice and 2
tablespoons crushed pineapple. Mix
together until light and creamy.
Yield-Frosting for top and sides
Of 8 inch cake layer or IL large
cup cakes.
ce on the afternoon of the 3Oth, and
sft in the hallway when Mr.. Moore
anne home in the evening he discov-
red the theft of the diapers. He re-
'orted it to Detective t. Rim and
!. Verde.
The Omaha guide., 1948-02-07

Asaaad By zao0ut Ansc GusA
These mountains and valleys" represent a serious trend in
America today a more O less steady loss in patents issued, accord
ing to National Patent Council. Some of Americas most important
industrial states have seen the annual number of patents decline for
the last decade and a half. Only one in this group - Delaware - has
indicated patent strength in recent years, That entire state has rela-
lively few patents; however, with an annual peak of not more than $50.
Constant subversive efforts to destroy incentive and thus undermine
invention have been an important factor in the decline Of patents, the
Council reports.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
ARTHUR DALEY

The greatest advances made possible by
micrwgy lie in the field of biology - that is
the science of life itself Scientists perform
minute operations on the one-celled amoeba,
employing a micro-needle to dissect the
nucleus.
Going further, micrurgists have operated
on pollen cells of weeds and germ cells of
insects. Their objective: to manipulate
chromosomes and genes, those tiny elements
of inheritance that pass good and bad char
acteristics from generation to generation
They want to learn why and how heredity
changes occur.
Mysteries Of Life
INCREASINGLY the micrWgists are concerned
with exploring the mysteries of protoplasm
- the living matter of all vegetable and
animal cells and tissues. Protoplasm, some
times called the physical basis of life ITSELF
possesses powers of spontaneous motion,
reproduction, and so forth, and lies at the
root of many unsolved problems, such as
the origin of cancer.
Micrmgical tools and techniques can help
man explore such problems by enabling him
to strip and spy upon cells as they grow,
multiply, and carry on their life functions.
Thus these tiny tools may clear the way for
science to solve many of the most battling
mysteries of nature.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
How To Split A Hair
BY VERNON BRINK

It's easy, with sciences new
microscopic saw and tweezers.
They can even operate on an ant
DYGMY tools, so tiny that complete
i working kit would scarcely clutter up
an eyedropper, are among mans newest
aids for unlocking natures secrets.
WELDING scalpels so small they can hardly
be seen with the naked eye, scientists are
performing routine operations on minute
organisms. So sensitive are some of these
Lilliputian tools, they can record the failing
heartbeat of a poisoned insect, tell you how
much lighter your pencil becomes after dot
ting an "i.
''Micrngy" is the name given this fasci-
mating new science. Its tools, measured
in thousandths of an inch, include
scales, hammers, wrenches, chisels,
files, magnets, rakes and tweezers.
Operated by super sensitive instrument
called micro-manipulatoq, and bristling
with remotely controlled mechanical arms
and hands, the tools can dissect an amoeba
or fleck of dust Micrurgists at Bell Tele-
phone Laboratories not long ago found and
removed tiny particles of foreign matter -
some weighing less than one three -millionths
of an ounce that were fouling UP dial
switching apparatus.
Dissecting Sand
In THE desert fighting in North Africa dur
ing World War II, Allied airplanes we're
continually going out of commission from
sand - chewing into precision-made engine
parts, causing rust. With tiny chisels,
tweezes and hammers, micrurgists learned
exactly how the destructive sand and rust
did the damage. Soon engineers were able to
design aiplane engines especially for desert
flying.
Better tasting, smoother er-textured bread
is in the offing because of micrwgical tech
niques. Researchers have succeeded in
plucking from microscopic cluster of yeast
cells just one perfect CELL This cell has been
used to start the production of the finest
strains of yeast yet available.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
New Post in Cabinet
To Fight Communism
Is Urged by Dulles
by the kssoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, May John Foster
Dulles, Republican foreign policy
adviser. called today for creation Of
a cabinet-rank Government agency
to combat Communist "subversive
warfare"
Mr.. Dulles proposed the agency
direct "non-miitary defense"
against subversive tactics employed
by domestic and international
forces. It's activities would supple
ment the Nations military and eco
nomic aid programs which by them
selves, he said, are not enough TO
halt the spread Of communism.
Considered BY Department.
Mr.. Dulles, who disclosed some
details Of his plan In . speech last
night before the Bond Club Of New
York, said the proposal currently Is
receiving the State DEPARTMENT.
sympathetic consideration"
The new department would have
at its head an individual Of cab
met rank charged with responsible
ity for co-ordinating and extending
anti Communist activities now car
ried on by the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation, the Voice Of America
and the military intelligence serv-
ices.
Would Expose Tactics.
The main task, Mr.. Dulles said
would be to expose Communist
Evening star., 1948-05-07

Party tactics. He predicted the
plan would prove more effective in
combating communism than weap-
ons and dollars.
Truth and light are the best
weapons Of freedom" he said. add
ing that the agency. through radio
and press, would tell adequately
the story Of what is happening"
Mr.. Dulles, frequent adviser to
the State Department, indicated
the idea had the approval Of Sem
ator Vandenberg, Republican, of
Michigan. chairman Of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, and
Of Gov. Dewey, Republican presi-
dental candidate.
He said he offered II as q pro-
posal Of the Republican Party
rather than as q personal idea.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
Is Physicians Complete
First Atomic-Aid Course
By the Assoeio,ed P,es.


CHICAGO, May sixteen ply
sicians today completed the first
medical course in the Nation de-
signed to teach them how to prevent
and treat atomic radiation injury.
The students were physicians rep
resenting the Army, Air Force and
United States Public Health Service.
the six-month course was given at
the University Of Chicago's Insti-
tute OF Radiobiology and Biophysics.
The physicians who took the
course will organize their own
courses for other doctors.
The principal magnetic poles OF
the earth are about 200 miles from
the geographic poles.
Evening star., 1948-05-07

The main task, Mr.. Dulles said,
would be to expose Communist
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
MAURICE JACOBS
Executive Vice-President

ordinary American Jew than by
the rabbis and those concerned
with religious education.
The first attempt to fill the
need for Jewish books was made
by the Reverend Isaac Lesser, the
hazan of the Sephardic Congre-
cation Mikveh Israel in Philadel-
phia, who, practically unaided,
established the American Jewish
Publication Society on November
g, 1845. The impulse which
brought this organization into be-
ing grew out of genuine fear of
the Christian missionary and his
free literature. The Jewish relig-
ion was in danger because there
were no Jewish books. Lesser,
therefore, felt it necessary to con-
found the missionaries, save the
younger Jewish generation, de-
velop a group of American Jew
ish writer's, and try to bring unity
to a religiously discordant Jewish
world through the creation and
development of common literary
interests. Isaac Lesser, in all
probability, patterned his Ameri-
can Jewish publication Society af-
ter one of the missionary and
tract societies which existed in
London at the time.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01

Jewish history. Jewish book pub
fishing has been, however, more
than mere concomitant of the
community's physical growth; it
has reflected the intellectual needs
of the emerging American Jewry
and attempted to guide its spirit
ual development. In the colonial
days, our Jewish communities
were small and scattered, and the
demand for Jewish books was
slight and easily satisfied by i'm
portations from abroad AS the
immigration of Jews from Ger
many grew, and as their mother
tongue, the need for books in
English dealing with Jewish re-
ligion, history and literature be-
gan to be felt, less perhaps by the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
Savannah, Georgia
Sixty Years Of the Jewish
Publication: Society Of America

The romance of Jewish book
IuMishing in America affords an
Interesting sidelight on American
Evening star., 1948-03-21

Dear Nancy: Four of US haze
q problem. 1t is about one OF our
Evening star., 1948-03-21

You are going through that tran
sitional period that occurs right
around this time of the year. Sure,
springs coming. So what? you say
Yes, the weather is really nice. So
what? The new spring clothes are
wonderful. They're feminine, frilly
and sweet. So what? you respond.
Young lady, don't you think you're
being a little difficult? The song
says, "What1l I do?" But that's
not it at all. It's what will YOU do
to pull yourself out of those winter
into-spring doidrums.
Why don't you get interested in
something new? Or maybe it might
just be some one new. The neatest
trick of the year would be to get
interested in something that you've
always wanted to do for ages. 1t
might be modern dance. You don't
have to live, eat and breathe mod
ern dance, but it certainly is worth
looking into. Itll help fill up that
void you are experiencing now,
under the misnomer of spring
fever"
Then you might concentrate on
the leap year idea. that has taken
on quite q following. This is sup
posed to be a guaranteed sure
thing designed to snare Joe and
make him a participant in that
Evening star., 1948-03-21

sift socks blazing from underneath
his slAcks, you risk never catching
q glimpse Of them. Knitted ties are
also included on the list Of "how
to get him" Besides learning some
thing new, you'll be able to make
some one else happy at the same
time. Instructions for making these
knitted ties and Argyle socks may
be obtained at . newly opened
handcraft center here. Write me
II you'd like to know where 1t is
located.
II on the other hand you'd like
to learn something new and would
like more benefits to come your
way, why don't you think about at
tending sewing classes here in
town? Many Teenas have started
on dressmaking careers through
Just the simple desire to know how
Evening star., 1948-03-21
Piano Concert
For School Fund

Mrs. Henry Carter Of Belle Haven
heads the committee for q benefit
recital which will be presented April
8 in Alexandria for the scholarship
fund of st. Agnes Episcopal School
for Girls.
Other members Of the committee
are Mrs. Helen Army McCann, Mrs
H. A. Councillor, Mrs. Julian Cum
ningham, Mrs. William H. Hirt, Mrs
Joseph w. Wyatt and Mrs. Ken
meth G. Crawford.
The recital will be given in the
Evening star., 1948-03-21

to make q dress for themselves.
The arithmetic problem involved is
simple. You add to your wardrobe
and subtract from your clothing
budget. Being able to make some
of your own pretty things is lot
of fun. What you learn about max
Ing those little things that count"
in a wardrobe. makes you wonder
how 1t was you got along before
without all that clothes knowledge.
To help you out we suggest the
new edition Of Fashion that has q
number Of patterns designed for
you Teenas. Included are dreamy
taffeta blouse designs, skirts, and a
suit pattern that enables you to
make up four different ensembles.
To obtain your copy of Fashion,
send as cents to The Washington
Evening Star Patterns, P. o. Box 80.