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on the kia TO-DAY.

Wop, 5;0o-Ihs Philadelphia Orchestra
plays the overture 10 ksbaIswky's "coIas Brsug.
non" and 1,ehsikowskY's SIKH Symphony"
WRc. 5:i5-Jstk Benny, Randolph Scott, ].
Edgar Hoover appear on this special program
marking The opening d National Boy Scout
Week.
WRc. 6:30-Dsbussys "Gisuss." holsfs S
"symphony No. 40'' and Strsyinskys "pstrouch.
Ia" performed,
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v. STUART DAVIS, Attorney,

bIs4k1at psf Ese s. 4HE HUI usfEs ffEs
states for the District Of coltnbia-
Marian l. Mel. plaintiff. vs. the unknown
heirs, d<visees and alienees OF MARY
Civil Action No. 150-4S-Order of Pub
iics tion-The object of this suit is to
este biish of record. the title OF the
plaintiff. by adverse possession. in and
TO the South .55 feet by the full depth
thereof Of Part of Lot 81 IN Square 1923
improved by premises No. 1888 3bth street,
Northwest, Upon motion OF the plaintln
il is BIZ the Court this 9Th day OF FebTu-
ary, AD. 1913, ORDERED. that the de.
PENDANTS, the unknown heirs. devisees and
aiienees Of: Mary 4. Edmonston: Lucy
hsTrs Laura s. ofutt: Eisnor Ida wetzsrlck;
Joseph ?. L. Trunnell; william . Trun-
nell: John H. Trunnell: Leonard s. Glenn
ents and Charles II Tunnel. cause their
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the nrst rule day occurring one
month after the day Of the FIRST ,publica-
ton OF this order, otherwise, this cause
will be proceeded with as in case o. oe-
fault; provided, a COPY OF this order De
published once q week for three success
sive weeks in the Washinston Law Re-
porter and The Evening star.sgood esuss
having been shown why longer pusi;estton
LETTs 5y,ties HI sfs.p c..r,, 'rSs Ss .2 figy
NOR T. JoHL Deputy Cerk. fe7,14'2l.
Evening star., 1948-02-07

Martin speaks in Republican objsstiyss Ia
i94s."
WoP, s:00-Bob Crosby calls On Joan
Davis.
VOL. s:o0-Mo1srfs The Marriage a'
Figaro presented.
WT0p, 9:30-Pisnist Jan August guests.
WINK, t0:05-Ihs latest Home Rule hear
lnss testimony.
WT0p, t0:45-"kfs American Children Too
Frss!" debated by 4 Washington mother and
a latin.Amsriean mother.
Evening star., 1948-02-07
= r. LstH..s eaHss . THE EVENING sTAR, Was
lEGAL NOTICE tcens., =,
ARTHToSSo oSo g; : !,5e.' EEGINs; y AMssorne q

DISTRICT coURT 81 THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia.
Mae 'Comstock, Deeeased.-No. 7043f. Ad-
mintstration Docket 14S.-ApplicstioH
hsvins been nnds ans esssf or
cea ased, and for letters Of administrations
Sta: on ssid estate. isy,. By I gsa. Ksnness
January. AID. lS4S. that Edd 3. Com
stock, Greer Hotel, Cherokee. Iowa, and
on Monday. the Sth day Of Marchc. A.D.
l94S, at 1000 o'clock AN. TO show
sranted. ..,,L Jet notice hereof Be puslishsd
successive weeks before the return DAY
herein mentioned. the nrst public .lon
said return day. Witness, the Honorable
soLITHA =, LAWS LAYS Chic; Justice nh., Of sssd
1913 Seal Attest MELVIN ].
MARQUES Deputy Register rof wills for
the. District OF Columbia. Clerk q the
pr0hAta Court jA3l, l,fe714
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MICHAEL ]. LANE, Attorney.
roln .. htan AutlAinR

Ssled Yan 81 piss1sr 1sas H.E5y skr X Hql 81 s
iS united M sssss. ssf Tor the bistr,e. q colus;-
sia:.M.stis ~, 3; warren. isls Hsnnins
Goldsviiie, q. c., Defendant.-No. 406e e-xf.
The object OF this suit is absolute d.
vorce on the grounds Of desertion for more
than . two years. On motion o, the piSsniaS- Pan
ordered that the defendant. Eusens War:
rem. cause his sppearancs 70 be entered
curing after the day Of the drst publies-
ton OF this order: otherwise ths cause
will be proceeded with as In case Of do
fault. Provided. . copy Of this order 30
published once q week for three sueees-
sive weeks in the washinston Law Re.
Defors Defsrs' SAID La day. M ts5 picKNsoN LkTfs.
justice. tSeal) Attest: HARRY N. HULL.
Clerk, By EDITH NJ. FOX. Deputy CLERK.
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HALLOCK p. LONG. Attorney.
AnA Fifth a. AW Ply

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Order of Publication-Absent Defendant.
fsd faR iaR 81 agts H.5ESyg hq ofEa
United ststss iDr the DssElSs svs. ss,r e C.
qn9la Painsi q. sAGL1Nn H yEssaTa sEyEssTa
also known at PAULINE H. TRoEDssoN.
Defendant.-No. 5021 Al, Civil Action
absolute divorce m on the Eround Of volun-
tary separation from bed and board with
out eohabitation for Ave consecutive years.
day Of January, is4s, ordered that the
fstsaS'ns fsess ., Pauline Psan. sssss:sn :s
essrs as eftsh 'ssst'a sss
after the day Of tie ,tst publieasi'S,nT q
Sas esesf WITH =. in 'ns cas-. ~ deu
Provided, a COPY Of this order be pubiisssd
one = week for three sueesssivs .sss @ week: IN 70
bEcKINsoN 6fenhS I LET'S justice. tsesl A.ts..:
HARRY NJ. HULL. Clerk. By EDITH NJ.
FOX. Denutv Clerk. ta3l .fe7.l4.
DAVID L. RIoRDAN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
woodward Building.
Hsd Fl rEs f. brs4afc 5 5sss H't5S coJsr hq ell
United States in and for the District
Rf p.iSt b. YAEE " EJRHNkNs bafss bsfess
OF pUBLIcATIoN.-The object OF this
suit is to obtain an absolute divorce ph
the grounds OF voluntary separation for
more than fve consecutive years. Upon
motion Of plaintiff it is this 5th day Of Feb-
ruary. 1913. ORDERED That the de-
fendant. Yale W. jenkins. cause his sp-
pearance to be entered herein on or be-
fore the fortieth day, exclusive OF Sun
the day Of the frst publication Of this
order, otherwise this case will be proceeded
with as in case Of default Provided shat
q copy OF this order be published oncs
o week for three successive weeks In
the Washington Law Reporter and rhs
Evening star before said date. (s)
DICKINSON LET'S. Justice. lesel.l 4
by EDITH M. FOX, Deputy clerk
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16
"Just Right" Film Wanted
To Pack "Bing" Cherries

Any manufacturer who can sup
ply a plastic film that exactly
meets the needs of the sweet cher
ry growers of the Northwest will
find eager buyers, according to
cherry packa ging tests by U. S. de-
partment of agriculture scientists.
Films now on the market meet
the various requirements, but no
single film combines all the quail
ties needed.
The big deep-red Bing cherries
come to Eastern markets and
reach consumers from a week to
two weeks after picking. When
shippers load cherries they place
up to half ton of solid carbon di-
oxide (dry ice) in the refrigerator
car. This keeps renewing the sup
ply of gas, but enough escapes so
that the car rarely has more than
10 per cent supply.
Cherries, like other fruits, res
pire Cbreathe). They use oxygen
and give off carbon dioxide. Why
not pack the cherries in a gas-tight
package and make use of this ma
tural supply of the gas? Under test,
cherries in a really gas-tight p1as-
tic bag used up all the oxygen
available and generated too much
carbon dioxide and so got to mar
ket with off flavor.
What is needed is strong, trans
parent film that will allow consid-
cradle moisture to escape and
some (but not much) transfer of
carbon dioxide and outside air.
The ideal film would retain just
the right proportion Of carbon di-
oxide and moisture for period of
q week or 10 days.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16

soils under the mistaken belief that
its benefits rested only in reducing
soil acidity. We have gone ahead
with our campaign with the idea
that lime is all that is needed, and
that if little is good, more will be
better.
"This generous use of lime has
helped produce more proteins in
legume forage and other crops. But
the added crop production has used
up other plant food elements. Among
these potash has been the most
prominent.
1--WE have credited the lime and
the naturalization of the soil with
working wonders, but we have not
realized that lining by itself was
helping exhaust our soil fertility
more rapidly" he points out.
1T is essential" concludes DR.. AL
brecht, ito remember that we need
potash to make the carbohydrates
in the growing plant before we can
convert them into protein"
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16
FIRST AID to the
A AILING HOUSE
by Roger c. Whitman

QUESTION: Our old house is full
of chemneys, some of which we
would like to use occasionally. They
don't smoke, but they are open with
no damper, SO that they really con-
sumo warm air and fuel. Can a
damper be purchased that will not
require taking out half the chimney
to install
ANSWER: That cannot be done
in chimney that is already built.
IF you wish to close off the fireplace
opening much of the time, have
sheet metal panel made to fit the
opening that can be taken out when
the fireplace is to be used. This
panel will prevent the escape Of
warm air up the chimney.
QUESTION: I have a large win
dow, the pane of which when broken
is expensive to replace. I am Won
dering if it would be practical to
put in a vertical strip to divide the
sash, thus using two panes half the
present size. Could I do it myself?
ANSWER: 1t would be best to
take the sash to millwork shop to
have the mutin bar inserted there.
The sash will have to be grooved to
hold the bar in place. If there is
no mill handy, competent carpen-
ter should be able to do this for you.
QUESTION: Could I use a lac
quer paint on my concrete floor?
The cement work is a home job, and
it seems to be coming off in spots.
It washes off like pieces of sand or
small stones.
ANSWER: Give up the idea Of
painting the floor with lacquer. You
might be able to pour a new topping
coat on the present floor, since it
probably is rough enough already.
It might be better to break it up
and use it as base for new sur
facing.
QUESTION: How do you re-
move black marks on vanished
floor caused by bed rollers?
ANSWER: Rub lightly with a
handful of very fine steel wool
moistened with turpentine, then
touch up the spots with a little
paste wax.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16

air and plant nutrients. They need
that room not only in the plow layer,
but also in the subsoil below.
1t takes plenty of organic matter
to keep clay or loan soil roomy,
well drained and ventilated. Part
Of that organic matter is burned >up
every year in producing crops. II
it is not replaced, then your soil
packs down. It becomes "stuffy"
and hard to cultivate. It loses its
sponginess, or porosity. Roots can
not grow readily, top growth suffers
and lower crop yields result.
Several steps are necessary to get
good catches Of legumes. Lining.
based on soil tests, is important. So
is the application of fertilizer carry
ing phosphate and potash.
To round out a balanced soil
management program and add to
the organic matter supply, animal
manure and crop residues should be
returned to the soil.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16
LYNN CHAMBERS MENU
Barbecued Spareribs
French-Fried Potatoes
Corn on the Cob
Toasted Buns
Perfection Salad
Fresh Berries with Cream
Orange Icebox Cookies
Beverage

Bartlett pears are good for can
ming but some people prefer the
smaller Kieffer variety, which also
are good If they are allowed 70
ripen in a cool place (60 degrees)
for a week or two after picking.
Any variety of plum may be
canned as long as it Is well favored
and ripe.
HAVE YOU EVER found yourself
in the midst of packing fruit into
jars and suddenly discovered that
you won't have enough? This
means digging into the storage
closet or running to the store for
more, and then washing and ster-
ilizing them. All this comes at a
time when you should be rushing
the food into jars as fast as pos
sible.
Avoid this by figuring out how
many jars you need ahead Of
time:
One-haH busheI Of goOd-sized,
perfect peaches yields eight
quarts.
Six pounds Of apples yield three
to four quarts.
One-half bushel Of apricOts gives
nine to IL quarts.
One-haH bushel of plums will give
10 to IL quarts.
Two and One-haf pounds Of pears
yield one quart.
Five cups (abOut two pOunds) Of
berries will give one quart.
Eight to 10 tomatoes (21/2 70
31/2) pounds give one quart
HAVE ALL EQUIPMENT, includ-
ing jars with proper lids, ready.
Check jars for nicked tops and
cracks. Wash in hot. soapy water
and rinse thoroughly. Do this the
day before.
Use only fresh fruit and berries
for canning. Discard those with
badly broken skins, broken or over
ripe specimens.
Pack cold or precook according IA
directions in chart.
Fill jars to within one and one
half inches Of top; add syrup to
within one-half inch Of the top.
Place into a boiling water bath
with water coming an inch or two
above the jarsD Count processing
time from the time the water starts
to boil, not when 1t is just simmer
ing, unless so specified. If you use
a pressure cooker, follow time given
in chart.
After "a hours cooling period,
wash the jars off with a damp cloth,
dry and label. Store in a cool, dry
place.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16
African Wood
Used By u. S.

American woodworking industries
are turning to a wood from the vast
forests Of the Belgian Congo known
as "Korina" because they are unable
to obtain high-quality timber at
home.
One of the countries largest tim
ber users already has begun large
scale importations Of the wood that
stacks up with American oak. The
industry is importing about $780,
900 feet of Koruna a month.
The inability to obtain high
quality timber in the United States
is blamed on two things-lacl1 of a
sound conservation scheme and rap
i'd growth Of the woodworking in
dustries.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16
Strength of Jewish Army

Haganah, the first Hebrew army
to take the field in the Holy Land
in 1000 years, is unofficially esti-
mated to be $4,000 strong in full
battle strength. With universal con-
scription, Haganah has at it's dis
posal the full manpower of Jewish
Palestine. All Jews between the
ages of Is and IS get red conscrip-
tion cards, after their medical ex-
aminations, showing their Gallup
dates. Fathers and only sons are
exempt.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16

Boiling water bath, sometimes
called hot water bath. equipment
consists of large vessel such as a
wash boiler. lard can or. kettle the
bottom of which is fitted with a
rack or platform on which to set
jars while they are processing. This
should come fitted with a cover.
Sealing means closing the jars
alright.
Cold pack means filling the jars
with food in it's raw form.
Hot pack means filling the jars
with hot food from precooking.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16
Stock Up on Fruit

NOW Is THE TIME to use sum-
mer's plenty to bolster winter diet
patterns and add nutrition to them.
The gardens, orchards, vineyards
and berry patches are all at your
disposal with their infinite variety.
IT'S really easy to can fruit be-
cause there is little to preparing
it for canning, and provided you
take care to follow directions moth
ing will spoil Besides, well stocked
shelves with colorful array of fruit
will make wintertime meals so
much more easy to plan.
Fruit may be canned without
sugar for dietary reasons but, if you
can eat sugar, plan to can fruit with
sugar as it gives a better product.
IF YOU DEPEND upon home
canned fruit as a main item for
winter, it's a good idea to, make up
a canning budget. For example, il
you serve tomato juice four times
week, one cup a serving, plan to
set enough aside for 40 weeks. This
requires 40 quarts of tomato Juice
per person. For a family of five
you'll need 200 quarts.
Do you plan to serve apples twice
a week? At one-haH cup per serv-
ing you'll need four quarts for Is
weeks or 20 quarts for a family Of
five.
Peaches, at half cup a serving
twice a week for 40 weeks will
amount to 10 quarts per person or
40 quarts for a family of four.
If you serve berries twice every
three weeks, at one-haH cup per
serving, you'll need three and one
third quarts per person to last 40
weeks.
If you serve pears once every
two weeks at one-haf cup per serv-
ing you'll need two quarts to last
one person 80 weeks. This amounts
to 10 quarts for family of five.
Do you like to serve fruit juice at
least twice week? At one cup a
serving, one person will need Is
quarts for 80 weeks. A family Of
five needs IS quarts.
DIFFERENT VARIETIES of fruit
come out better in the canning
process than others. If you will
study these tips and abide by them
you'll have fine results.
Apples to be canned whole should
be bright and red and hold their
shape well although cooked. You'll
find that Jonathans work out nicely
for this method.
For applesauce, tart apples like
Duchess, Maiden Blush, Greetings
or Early Transparent are best be-
cause they cook to a mush easily.
Use them at the peak of the season.
Fully ripe apr:cots are ideal for
canning. Any good eating variety
may be canned.
Firm, wel-ripened peaches make
the best canned ones. Select Ell
bertas or Hales that are fine tex
tured and delicately favored.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16
Johnson Grass Control
Termed Community lob

Johnson grass control Is a COM
munity job because it requires the
attention of everyone in the neigh.
borhood, according to Purdue uni.
versity. Watch for new bunehes od
Johnson grass that start in clean
fields. Kill them by pulling or hoe.
ing before deep roots are formed.
The grass spreads both by seeds
and root parts and is scattered By
water. in hay, by cultivator or wind.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16
Steel Farm Trailer

This etwO-wheeled farm trailer
has an all-steel frame on which
any type Of body can be placed.
Welded fabrication on the trailer
frame eliminates bolts which work
loose and cause rattles or break
downs. The tongue in this trailer
is attached in a way that avoids
trouble In service. 1t was designed
at Colorado A & M college.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16
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Here's a good treatment for
scorched linen. Rub the flat side Of
a raw onion ON the discolored area,
then soak in cold water for several
hours
You can forestal the furnishing
Of gold and silver slippers by wrap
ping them in old stockings when
the shoes aren't being worn.
Water potted plants with tepid
water to stimulate growth and
avoid shock.
When your silver polish dries up
you can usually remedy it adding
water slowly.
Revive putty that's gotten dry
and hard by mixing it well with
few drops of linseed oil.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16
Sturdy Roots Required
For Top Crop Output

No crop can do a better crop
producing job than the roots that
nourish it. To get strong, healthy,
bushel-boosting growth above the
ground, you have to have a sturdy
root development below the surface.
Roots need plenty of Giving
room" to stretch cut for moisture.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16
Afternoon STYLE

Afternoon Style
A beautifully fitting afternoon
style to flatter the slightly larger
figure. Soft scallops make a pretty
trim, sleeves are nicely shaped, a
partial belt ties in back.
Pattern No. 1892 is for sizes 36, 80,
40. AZ, A, 46, 48, so and So. Size 38,
S yards of 39-inch.
Send an extra twenty five cents
for copy of the Spring and Sum-
mer FASHION-52 pages of easily
made styles for smart summer
wardrobe. Free pattern printed in
side the book.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16
LYNN SAYS:
You Need to Know
These Canning Terms

Acid foods include fruits, toma-
toes. ripe pimientoes. sauerkraut
and green peppers.
Monaco foods are vegetables,
meats, fish, poultry, game and soup
mixtures.
Precooking means boiling food a
short time until it is thoroughly
heated.
Head space is the space left.
when filling jar, at the tnp.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16
SPEEDED-UP COMFORT
for S0-caIIed
KIDNEY SUFFERERS

Backaches, leg pains, broken sleep, painful pas
to Foley (the new kidney-bladder) Pills They
stimulatesluggishk kidneys; then ALLAY BLAD-
DER IRRITATION. That's the cause of most
pains, aches, urges once thought entirely due to
soothe bladder as well as stimulate kidney action.
Do this: use Foley the new kidney-bladder)
Pills; they also have direct sedative-ike action
on bladder. At your druggist. Unless you find
them far more satisfactory. DOUBLE YOU'D
MONEY BACK
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16

The juice of a lemon in a glass Of
water, when taken first thing on aris-
ing, is all that most people need to
insure prompt, normal elimination.
No more harsh Ioxatives that irritate
the digestive tract and impair nutri.
ton! Lemon in water is good for you!
Generations ofAmerieons have taken
lemons for health-and generations
of doctors have recommended them.
They are rich in vitamin C; supply
valuable amounts of Bl and P. They
alkalinize; aid digestion.
Not too sharp or sour. lemon in water
has refreshing tang clears the
mouth, wakes you up. It's not
purgative - simply helps your sys-
tenn regulate ITSELF Try it 10 days
USE CALIFORNIA SUNKIsT LEMONS
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16

SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT.
$50 South Wells St. Chicago Z. Ill.
Enclose Is cents In coins for each
pattern desired.
Pattern Size
Address
Arizona sun., 1948-07-16
Preparation Required

Wash, pare, core. cut in pieces. Drop
in slightly salted water. Pack Add
syrup. Or boil 8 to S minutes in syrup.
Pack. Add syrup.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-12
SOUTH OLIVE

SOUTH OL1VE-Mr. and Mrs.
Dayton Harper of Marietta visited
his mother, Mrs. Ella Harper, Sun
day.
Mrs Nora RoWlands has been con-
fined to her home by illness and is
somewhat improved at this writing.
Bernard and Lillian Hughey and
Miss Edith Shilling of Elba visited
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milestone
and sons of Roseville called at the
Edward Harper home Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carter and
son, David, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Clymer of Dexter City Sunday.
Rev. Maxwell of GAINESVILLE
preached at the Free Methodist
church here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Edward Harper is GONZALES
cling at her home after being i'll for
several days.
Mrs. Walter Velosky was caller
at Caldwell Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Greathouse
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Swain and family Sunday.
Jack Swain and Wayne Harper
visited Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Swain
and family of Macksburg one day
last week.
Friends and relatives here have
been notified of the illness of Irvil
Love.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-12

when they look down their
politicians they about
politics racket when they that business and politics
don't mix Such people who this living In dream world
mott facing the of life
One fact that business and politics have been twisted together
established
ntertwned always will be- 1t silly to pretend
your that do anything
the political winds blowing Politics
public public thousand
OF
made the
sometimes make
the there's
be business politics. Some movements
don't bust ackets by sigh
and 'tut tut
your shoulders wish, and take part in
then the outside looking
haps about it.
politics? Yes of You
Should line back of obbes and pressure
The lobbe much malgned
useful function They mobilize segmnts OF public
them the top of the political heap
themselves the NO political
power lofty and ddanu of the grubb
of sc they have lost political influence.
within business You play politics with
product reeected by
can't extend interest to the sphere of political
wish
by W. M. Kpinger in Kpnger Magazine
WEEK-Do be proud
other than those
men and wha men, ter dspeases God