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Evening star., 1948-03-17
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and office positions 204
Colorado Building, 14th and G. RE. 393S.
PHYSICISTS. to $1,000 year tm5, with
degree, s yrs expr.; mechanical engineers,
degree; estimator, electrical, yrs expr;
i. Accountants, know bookkpg.,- S45 WI.
Many others daily: See Miss Gray, RE
2S2S. FORD. EMP. SERVICE. 913 18th
PIX oPER.-TYPisT, s1so. knowl. short
hand. under 35; typist, so wp.m., lunch,
$40 wk.; nurses, grad. $500 mo-; typists
l7), to $40 wk.; clerk-typist, assoc, $3.50
mo-: dr.'s assistants, typist, $40. Many
others hourly. Visit Miss Reed at INA.
2115) PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G ST.
NV. next to church.
EXEC. SECRETARY, $4,000 d.), age So
45; must have merchandise or speciality
shop ,expr. and of executive type. Excep-
tionsl openings daily at (Miss Bond. RE.
2S2S, FORD EMP. SERVICE, 913 18th St
NV. near Eye st.
SALESMAN, inside, furniture store in Va.
sal. and com. Blueprint operator, h. S.
grad, ST hr. Stock clerk, famil. with D. c.,
S5c hr. Desk clerk for tourist camp $40
wk., and mail clerk, exper. only. under So,
$40 wk. Ticket seller. under 80. start $40
wk Dozens Of other openings for men.
See Miss Day, Ma. 2115, PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV, next church
Evening star., 1948-03-17
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRITERs pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea.-
ss r reF E eaf sRs
G3 G6 s$ Re ns saaastors sas re- sesnss ssss
Rs0 19a aa'gs4Sa USfED Al F2Ek zaaERntses e.
SsfHAIR sll leIa s. sHIss1rs put on by expert
RRl5S Ss6 SfsfRf ss! ahsFi eJSrRaG4oH n za5
Ssv pss and aOoTsd FsRan aFse S ss f
BRiCKLAYING, small Jobs specialists; i'm
rantsed mediats afts0n fN reasonable all work gpa
BRIcKLAYNGHFireplaces, chimneys. re-
snRs rsparsd walls A. rHNANsn EeNS snd ieps built and
ali types and styles C. WAsb. MI MI s ss4s.
ah@nsys sse Ms Aausss L. Sfi &
CAMERA REPA1Rs-s15 10th st. NV.
I Il yssIs dHsnsT Ns sss.0rS IA DaGfs III
,obs sspeeisls. eali f aoi ss7s. DAVID s1i5
eAkFEN1kF AAMFE h9 cfiSn Porchss fs nm ineosea and
screened; shelving; partitions; recreation
9s1nss FspaceS l 1ss
rooms. porches inclosed, stairways, dormer
windows; residential OF commercial. J. E.
HENDRICKS. Union 2491.
E FDs also snns and and sDas sspsne e
meehsniss; .AINsWoRTH. "a. .4sls
and ne rspsT down Sos psy Of M yFs knd
ccARsPENITERING. piasterins, fireprootns.
M 1sIs 81 s'Fa h.E 5s Ms 1
CEMENT WORK, porches, driyeways. base
s5G press and Vi
CLEANING UPHoLsTERED FURNITURE
and rugs; machine done on premises.
Estimates, call MR.. CRULEY any time.
DECORATE NOW. colored experts, paper,
paint, plaster; no money down, 3 yrs: TO
pay. ALBERTs DECORATORS, DU.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES REPAIRED
Lamps, irons, toasters, etc. reasonable;
expert work. Call ia. 6737 any time.
ELECTRIC WIRING and repairs-small
jobs q speciality. Call any time MI 7434.
ELECTRIC WIRING AND REPAIRS and
hour serv; B. C., Md and Va. IA. 1877
ELECTRIC WIRING, commercial. residen-
REGAL. ELECTRIC, 36o9 Ga. RA. s39l.
sfs9Ss s sc ss5s'sss RS }5s 70 small
FLOOR SANDEhS-EOBerS ana WdAtLs
rented; new and used waxers for sale. RA.
4346 KENNEDY FLOOR g. TILE CO., 709
Kennedy st. NV RA. 4346.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED, cleaned
and ,waxed: work done In Md, Va, D. c.
GEoRdE Taylor. WA. l12g; ga
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED; skilled
white mechanics; very reasonable price.
DU. 671S any time. CHAS. r. COVER.
FLOOR SERvICE-Lowest PRICES in town;
experienced operators; Call for free
estimates. TR 1436. is
FURNITURE REFINISHING and repairs.
Expert in antiques and modern. Repairs.
Scratches, cigarette burns and scars, etc,
carefully removed in your home or our
shop; 10 e50s any time. ..,;. 20 o.,
can forget all about after We install
Chrysler Airtemp automatic gas, Oil or
coal heating units: no money down. Call
IA. $500. VIM BORNSTEIN 81 SON.
NC; 2nd spa dn Ksnn&sdy & sts. NJ s,...,,. ar
Hotpoint. ETC., plumbing. elec., heating.
single responsibility and guarantee.
ENoEEGM hEa5HEGM SINK Tors, permanently re-
placed with Formica or stainless steel:
plastic tile for kitchen OF, bath: complete
kitchen remodeling. Gall for estimate.
MODERN HOME CO.. MA. 6710.
PAINTING, exterior, interior and paper
hanging. Phone CH. 1145, an. to 10
DIN.
Evening star., 1948-03-17

Here is a quick and convenient way of insurns that
your classified ad gets into The STAR Expert and
courteous representatives always ready to take
your ad the business in The Stars spacious
lobby and give you friendly advice how to phrase
it your best advantage The Star business counter
is open from am. to II p.m every day. Ads re-
ceved by pm. always get into the next days Star
except on Saturday when the deadlne for The Sunday
Star is pm. And remember, The Star also has
seventy-two want ad Offices all the Washington
and nearby In fact it is tnan likely that
there's Star classified ad agent in your neishborhood
who will take your ad during his business hours. Call
Classified Advertising Department. MA. 5000, for the
location of The Star ad Office in your neighborhood.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY, located at 241S 18th st. NV,
colored trade: repossessed and bought In ~
large local bank; balance due bank y only
So $50, which includes fixtures, stock and
lease; rent, $50 monthly. Go by and Jock
at store, then II interested, call BOB Hol-
LANDER, National 9743. for appointment.
BEATTY sHoP In cozy bungalow ts1, ,26o)
on busy cor in Arl. May buy house furn.
and pay less rent. Lease. Owner iesgins.
(kosher style). upper 0eof.
gia ave. location. near theater and shop.
ping center: does SO, 900 wky. business
S225, Io-yr. lease. Price. S23, 900, plus
stock: terms. 81 500 cash; plus eost o.
LANDER Exclusive broker), 9th fioor, %.
cidental Hotel Bldg, 1411 Pa. ave. n,ys
National 9743. ~
(Cor tinued on NeIt PeEs1
Evening star., 1948-03-17
PERSONAL.
ETp CIT COMM

FIRST COMM. 800 81. IT,, End fioeT, 2505
modern; S7b mo. MR.. GAY, DU. $3.50.
SHORTHAND pIcTAr1oN and tying
%A Sslled ld9E IS and delivered day or svsa.ns
FTENiTtkE1Now is the time to get your
SdRNURa Fl YrSissl A Ss5snsnshR VA a4D5 MGHAEs 81
ARE YOU WILEfNG rs H MARE K 1agH Nice e cash
profit on your 194s car. sH. 1195;. I
facial PLASTIC SURGERY. DIR. NEARy,
2o25 Eye st. NV. BY appointment, RE.
song wRITERs-Your songs or other
JESSE G6sTHEE sTUDiosI' s. co: Is@S$Sg::
PERMANENT, 81: shampoo and finger
ONE WoMAN TFILs ANOTHER about ou,
m aas to siss
LEA ENGEL formerly 9th ave-, N ",
LILO st; NV, centrally located above
sso5 5ou q. AFr H.. sEER Reh, eR t9As sa ss sssS
EEsaaSEsT 1se Ises el.a sasmsoo and
Tays Soc No sDpoinsments Al
Flynn BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1sIo 6 St
LEI ME SII WITH tOUh CHlLU-Ex-
RiRiPsn; pKH% P;y; sny; PE 5sss n,cr
Exempt e6s j.. service on dental plate repairs.
ALTERATIONS on ali ladies garments;
prompt and eficient service; open ewes.
MEbTE faS2 bfsh s CASH for e9 2ouS 2as sdme
Sc, white or colored; and Md. COX & CO..
DID YOU KNOW spring is Just around the
corner? Rugs and upholstered furniture
cleaned for that new, look in your home
Ready for use same day. AETNA RUG &
UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS, Ma $685. 2O'
safe. Call DI. $500 for investigated sit
tsrs ehaperons; licensed, bonded service
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayhower
reducing for gentlemen only; hours, 6 to S
pm. Phone GL. 6172 1Ss
INFANTS AND BABIES BOARDED by
care given your BABY. inspection invited
Licensed home. TIE. 1874. 81
NURSE, experienced, will board infant, OF
2 to VI old girl girl. Large yard. screened
CHILD. DANC. CLASSES, tap, aero, ballet;
Sat. 2 to pm. LOU LANGLOTz STUDIO,
1906 goth st. NV. HO. 9700. 10.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO Los v ANGELEs faRa MsEsh 2o
Call LU. 7501 III
DRIVING no L. A., CALIF.-1941 Dodge,
perfect cond.: room for 3 or 4; share ex-
penses. Leaving Mar. 1S or 10. AID. O352.
49,
MIAMI-Young man leaving Sunday; can
take. 4; references exchanged. Call SH.
1884. 49,
CHARLESTON, S. C.-World-famous mag
nolia garden now open; room for 4 passen-
gers, round trip; for information call AT.
SLY 6 to 8 pm. 49,
Evening star., 1948-03-17

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC (cont.l.
TWO GIRLS. coiored, desire domestic
morning and days work: good ref. DE.
l45l any time but Sunday is
TWO GIRLS, colored, desire work clean
ing, ing O. other type Of work If wanted.
Evening star., 1948-03-17

SALESMAN, excl. to work with manager:
& e. sa5S th s7s St per NV vssS MopEsn
SALES REPRESENTATIVE - Nationally
known manufacturer of ofnce equipment
has opening in Washington for adding ma
chine salesman experience not essential;
giving age, schooling and previous employ
shi sAhEs ri HRTEPREsENTArrvEwholesaiesu SsE ssSr su
tomotive replacement and Industrial prod
tering around Richmond; age 37-s5; car
college training preferred. Salary, COM
mission and expenses to qualified man.
SALESMAN. Saturdays only, mems cloth
ing; experienced selling better quality
clothing in fine, mems speciality, shop,
clothes EXCLUSIVELY
Mr.. Clarke, GRosNER, of 1925 F st. NV.
SALESMAN wANTED-pleasant, outside
a mission new YoRK JEWELRy sco co 41a
eth NV. No phone calls please. See Mr.
statesmen, mems furnishings. oppor te
Join PERM fne quality mems store, estab,
exp. preferred; regular men make splendid
annual income. Ask for Mr.. Marcus be.
fore II am; or after pm, GRosNEF
sALIsMENN1nternationaly known mani manu-.
facturer, with branches in principal cities
men: future branch Office position for sue
cessful salesmen complete line of intercom
and sound equipment: liberal commission
and drawing account. Call DI. 1854 fol
appointment. -17
ALEsMEN-sports wear Splendid op
portunity in one Of Americas prominen
mems stores for q man who is experienced
in selling better quality sports wear. Ap
Ply at ONCE, YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 131!
statesmen. experienced, to sell willy
Jeep and equipment. Call oV. 1439 70
SERVICE SALESMAN - Ford experienc,
desirable; new, modern building, pleasan
working conditions; Apply IN person t
don St, at the eirelsii ATlingtSn: Va .ls g,
I car washer, | lubrication man; mus
have D; e; permit, 4515 Macarthur blvd
SERVICE srATToN ATTENDANTS, expert
eneed, for large trucking terminal, goot
hours and pay. oppor. for advancement
LEHMAN's TRUCKING TERMINAL; 1921
SERVICE station attendant wanted
lnbrication exper. read. Apply HERRING
-17
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20
Coop Has Feed
 Aboord AR Borqe

Two carloads of feed are en route to Alaska and the Matan- uSka Valley aboard an Alaska Railroad barge, it was announc- ed last week by James Wilson, manager of the Matanuska Val ley Farmers Co-Operating Asso- citation. MT. Wilson said he was confident the feed would arrive here before any emergency de- velopS.
 Some concern has been eX- pressed locally over the shortage of chickenfeed. However MT. Will son denied the existence of any actual shortage. Feed is rationed, he explained, in order to make existing stocks last.
 The rationing is worked out on a plan which allots feed on the basis of need and on past pur- chases, he said, then added, ''No- body has been turned down yet that has been regularly buying feed from the Coop We don't have enough to handle any out side orders, but we do have Suf- ficient to take care of our own customers"
 Slaughter of some Valley flockS has been reported. Personnel of the Palmer Cold Storage & Lock CT Service say that at least two local farmers have brought in large consignments of chickens for freezing, saying they have been forced to kill their laying flockS because of the feed short age.
 Locally grown grain has been harvested, but has not yet been threshed. If some Valley grains can be threshed, it will help car ry poultry owners through until the barge arrives.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20
NORTH PALMER CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

The organization of the Val ley'S newest Homemaker'S Club was completed when ladies of North Palmer met at the home of Mrs. Claude Carroll last week. Mrs. T. R. Jolley, a guest at the meeting, occupied the chair un- til the following officers were elected
 Mrs. Sherman Crosby, presi- dent; Mrs. Charles Wilson, vice. president; Mrs. James Hurley, secretary-treasurer.
 Mrs. Jolley also gave a dem- onstration on bound buttons as the clubs lesson. The group will study metalcraft at it's next meeting, which will be held at the home of Mrs. J. D. Bush on Nov. 10.
 Ladies present at the meeting included:
 Mrs. L. LaWton, Mrs. Harry Winner, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Bernard SWoboda, Mrs. Nor bert SWoboda, Mrs. John Zimos- kwe, Mrs. Carl Driggers, Mrs. Ronald Brennan, Mrs. Crosby, Mrs. Hurley and Mrs. Wilson.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20

WASILLA-T Time and menu for the Harvest Dinner, which is to be an annual affair with Wasilla and Northland Pioneer Oranges, were fixed at last weeks Wasilla Grange meeting. The dinner is to be held on Nov. 5, it was de- cided. The menu is to feature chicken and will include every thing that makes a dinner in tereSting.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20
WORK TO START AT LOCAL CEMETERY

Palmers cemetery is to present a more dignified appearance in the near future, when plans for mulated at last weeks Cemetery Association meeting are pushed to completion.
 Members of the group decided that $100 would be spent in doz- ing and clearing land at the cemetery and in general clean up work. Work is to get under way as soon as dozer operator George Small can begin the work.
 Tentative plans voiced at the meeting also called for begin ming of construction on a picket fence to surround the cemetery area.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20
Board Can't Meet

Because board member Glen Woods has been incapacitated with a sprained ankle during the past week, the Palmer board of
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20
Visits at Moose Pass

WASILLA-Mrs. Martin Olsen left last week for Moose Pass where she will visit her married daughter and children.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20

education held no formal meet ing.
 Coffee Insures Everything
 Remember? Adv.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Je uvazovano o prestavbe
Suezskeho prHHplavu.

Londyn. = Sprava Suezske-
no pr1plavu oznamuje, re je
zamysleno vybudovat dalsf ra-
memo Suezskeho prGplavu v
delce 6 mil. Touto stavbou by
byla zarucena vetsi' bezpecnost
celeho prdplavu dlouheho 100
mil a prGplav by Sc takto stall
take pouzfvatelnym pro vets1
lodi, nez mohou proplout nyni.
Dale by mohla byt doprava po-
moci teto stavby zrychlena.
Bylo by zapotfebf vyhodit 49,
100000 ctverecnich stop p1dy
pro prdplav vedeny asi 80 mil
ma Jill cd Port Saidu.
Predpokladem stavby je, re
egyptska vlada poskytne pr1-
plavni spolecnosti nutne poem.
kove koncesse. Doba stavby je
roZpoctena ma 2 az 3 leta.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. 1a,ps, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, toait three tuH days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
HdGsns cara Gessssen e:nse9 49, 5 5Ss sn St. st M . 'n'
"A, both of Richmond.
Henry schmitt. SO; 1920 D st. Sc. and
Mary Mundie, 23, All 18th st. Sc.
Jean Runkle, 81, 1851 Columbia I'd. NV
Earl Greenleaf, %. 141s 8. C. ave. Sc.
and Annette Boone, %, 11O9 9th st
Sc.
Noble Mcknight, SO. 1885 N. Hampshire
aye: NV, and Katherine Kadel. IS
Alexandria, Va,
ss TsssF Ee g. sim. sa s sr
Richard stuppy,. %. 1911 Fairmont st
NV. and Lannie Collins, "a. 1920 Chaplin
st. NV.
Herbert Miller, r. a. 44ss Volt. pl; NV
Gertrude Pace. is, Arlington. Va. N
John McLane, 20, Scranton, Pa, and Anna
suslin, 33. Arlington, Va.
both of Arlington. Va.
John a.,z zollsr. 80, NJ. Vernon. N. Y. and
Christian Achstetter, 33. 1918 Lamont st
NV. and Mary label, 81, 2944 Upton
st, NV
Frances Bell, 10, 1900 Randolph st. n e
Vincent Corrado, 80, 73s Rittenhouse st
NV. and Louise Mordich, 20, 2131
Joseph zsigovits, jr., 81. coplay. Pa, and
Ruth Losher. 21 1919 Euclid st. NV.
Luther Hall, 81. 1116 Eye st. ne, and
Anna Gaines, 10, S1S 1th st. ne.
Raymond Adams, 30, Ft. Meyer, Va. and
Ila Hodge, %, 232 Garfield st. NV.
Edwin Estes %, and Dorothy owens, 20,
both of Bethesda, Md
Homer Burkett. Al, 1875 Spring I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Misses Royon Dresses

$50 misses rayon dresses in gabardne and crepes
Dressy and tailored styles some with short
sleeves in coat style others with fared skirts
and long sleeves. Many colors. Sizes IL to 20.
styles with sleeves daped skirt and godcoloed trim Rayon
sabardnes style shrtwast style Many colors Sizes
20. Were sl2s5 s14s5 95
twopece styles of WOOL gabardne
dresses Some with hared pepms long
sleeves Stripes solid colors the group.
$1Os5 and s12e5 Now ----~-----S 95
w&L-Nortn Building spoR7sWEAR THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-03-25
and Ida clasett, ~, 1880 N. Hampshire

and Ida clagett ~, 1880 N. Hampshir.
ave. NV.
Paul Hardesty. "a. and Mary Larton. "a
Milton Hittenbender, 2s, 2Bol end ct
ne, and virginia Stallings rs, $500
14th st. NV.
Donald Woodburn. 80, 100 18th st. Sc
and Grace Tucker. 81, 225 10th st. ne
Pauline Willis. "a. 1912 K st. NV.
Joseph Dunn, p, 3721 Van Ness st. NV
and Clariee Forrest, 1s. Arlington, Va
Edwin Chamberlain. %, New Haven, Conn
and Patricia Bellinger, 20, 270S 35th
Marion a. ssitton, 30, s4os Fulton st. NV.
and Dorothy Hendricks 20. Arlington
George Murray, "a. sos Lonsfellow at
nv, and Madeline Harkins. 25, 6114
Fred Harris. p: 1882 Ogden st; NV,
and shirlee Friedman. 20, $500 4th
Robert Rafferty,. "a, 42s2 14th st. ne,
and Helen Walker. %. 1s49 Bitmore
Anthony versis 81. $500 Davenport st
NV, and Mercy Magulas. 10. 1905 W.
willard Turner. 80. and Marrika oranse,
"a, both of Richmond.
Donald Davenport. 80, and Audrey Walsh,
20. both of 1923 10th st. NV
Francis Catanzaro. %. 4410 Greenwich
Evening star., 1948-03-25

pkwy. nv. and ysonns Anderson. 90
James Thomson. tr.. 81, 25o1 Que st. NV.
and Marion Elliott. 81. 1915 Kaloram
James me 4Minalarkey, as.' 2e14 olive ave. NV,
and Ruth somero, 20. Arlinston, va.
cilvin Miller, "a, 551S 18th st. NV, and
Ernesteen Woods. 27, 1433 Columbia
rd. NV.
Edward Szramowski 20, Pittsburgh, and
Irene Molangowski. 26.. 1902 A st. Sc.
Robert bert Mevfy a !, Rnst,mer snd Ernie Under
Waiter Taylor, 90, S1S Goth st, NE. and
Catherine Ward, IS. sos st. ne.
John Sutton, Fl, so" KENYON st. NV
william Harris, So, eos Eye st. ne. and
Minnie Davis, so, 1901 Eastern ave
Eugene Allen, jr.. 21. 119 Division ave
Evening star., 1948-03-25

-. baked beans with an honest
to-goodness old-fashioned home
baked" taste that will hit the
spot with everybody family
or guests! That's because B&M
Brick-Oven Baked Beans are
REALLY baked for one FULL
day, 30 that the pork juices and
Maine-style sauces are really
given a chance to drench and
"tenderize" every single mealy
bean! A slight on your pocket
book" treat, but wonderful one.
Evening star., 1948-03-25

and get the BEST refrigerator
made. Made only by General
Motors, which says a-plenty. l
haven't room to rave about every
wonderful "Cold-Wall" feature, SO
I'll concentrate on its food pro-
tecting abilities. 1t keeps foods
perfectly for days-without cov-
ering-n special Moist Cold" A
big Super-Freezer Chest has gen.
erous space for frozen foods. Oh,
It's a marvel all right, so see the
FRIGIDAIRE "Cold-Wall" at
your Frigidafre dealers.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
SPARE YOUR BUDGET on your

dinner tonight and
give your family aA-
nous New En- gland
treat B&M Genu-
Inc New England
Brick-Oven Baked
Beans! You'll find
ION, Mt uo,,r Gronor,s
Evening star., 1948-03-25
SO PLAGUED BY REFRICERA-

your minds made up to
get a new one? Then
here / am Johnny on
the spot" to advise you
to see a FRIGIDAIRE
"Coh-Wall" FIRST
Evening star., 1948-03-25
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Don't Let Mouth
Odors Come
Between You

Put q fresh, clean, wholesome taste n
yoqr mouth - with Glyco-Thymoline! Itb
ssstant-antseid - pleasant-tasting. SwisA
through teeth TO drive out decayed food
particles. dissolve food Aim, combat offeH-
asidity. You'll love the way your mouth
TASTES and feels afterwards. Get bottle n
Glyeo-Thynsaine todaSi At drugstores.
Evening star., 1948-03-25

ingredient in 1t is absolutely "ops 1t just seem
me to take the tme spend the money to make fuds
ings sauces any other way. And in addition rest
every time! Just ask for DROMEDARY Fudge Fro
Evening star., 1948-03-25

20 mems wool robes with shawl collars. Navy,
maroon, pastel plaids. Small medium, and
large.
Fu-engh Socks in broken sizes 5o% cotton
500 wool Were s5c pairs 81
Rancoas waer-repeent cotton set-n sleeves.
hyfront pockets "a A. $1750 Now.
$1O.95
20 Mems Robes with shawl collar striped piping Maroon
navy Small, medium large. $3.50. Now 95
with Buton-onts.
two pockets shirt Water and wind epelent cotton
and combination Washable Twotone in natural and
blue. Small, medium, and Were s1s5 Now 81 95
weather repeent and cotton.
pocket Natural and
blue. Small medium large $3.50 Now S495
w&L-North Building . The MEMS SHOP FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Women's Sandals, s7'45
Misses Reversible
GirdIes, 75e We're s4:9s

19 misses reversible girdles, rubber one side
and knitted rayon on the other. Step-in style.
Lightweight; sizes small and extra large
Stretch Pantie Gdes easticized with Jersey
crotch Medium large 1895. Now 81
Satin Bassieres with long line construction BY well
shade. 37 SO and 40 Were
IS. Now S2.5O
W&L-Norh Building GIRDLKs BRAS
Evening star., 1948-03-25
d9.zAkxyskkz SnecxaZ
RUY-UNES +TMany Sasssr


NEW YORK, Mar. 25-Nary week goes by that
I don't check my supply Of DROMEDARY Fudge
Frosting Mix for with this standby" handy
-. dessert is NEVER problem! In just MIN.
UTES can mix up creamy, fudge frosting for
a cake . batch of wonderful fudge, or a
scrumptious fudge sauce to top ice creams or pud-
dings. But here's what want to impress upon
Evening star., 1948-09-12
BY EMILY TOWE

Geological approach of the
program appeals to wise
cracking G1s, the serious
theme led to an accident-free
record Of 225 900 miles driver
during a seven-week period.
Enlisted men who drive We
hicles for authorized Army
personnel often come fresh
from their fathers farm trac-
tor or from mountain homes
where they drove an out
dated jalopy over narrow,
winding roads. These soldiers
attribute their low accident
rate in the Washington Met
ropolitan Area to the stead
fast attention directed toward
safety measures.
Throughout the garage,
which Is scrubbed daily (the
commander asserts a man
could eat his lunch from the
shining floor Of the oil pitt,
the men are confronted on all
sides with reminders to drive
carefully. At the entrance are
IL commandments advising,
among other things, to give
everybody the right of way:
don't even argue with a squir-
rel or q cockroach!"
Landing behind the eight
ball" may have been only a
casual term for the men be-
fore they entered the Army
Motor Pool, but these words
now have a serious meaning.
The driver unlucky enough to
cause an accident has his
name and the reason for the
mishap posted on a black
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plaque resembling an eight
ball, which hangs near the
entrance.
1T hurts their pride to ap-
pear on the eight-ball," ex-
plains Col. Raymond Daley,
an old-time Regular Army
cavalryman, who sometimes
lapses into the horseman's
language when referring to
his brightly polished, stream
lined vehicles. For example,
his. men "dismount" from
their automobiles.
Col. Daley introduced the
little red schoolhouse" tech
nique for men who violate
traffic rules. Occasionally a
man who has overlooked one
of the Motor Pools safety slo-
ganS Is required to write and
rewrite the reminder many
times.
On the other hand, Col.
Daley has given the men the
right to use their own judg-
ment and to refuse to take
out a car that they consider
needs even a slight repair.
Although vehicles are checked
carefully every morning, a
faulty Windshield wiper de-
veloped during the day makes
that car ineligible for service.
And If the men themselves
are not in tiptop condition
they are not permitted to VEN
ture out into Washington's
heavy stream of traffic.
Under Col. Dailey's direc-
ton accidents are re-enacted
with miniature automobiles