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Evening star., 1949-02-28
STERERS

for all types of new and
old furniture. Men who can tuft
and sew goods. 40-hr wk. and over
time. Must have references, 1885
10Th ST n w =
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Helps For Eyes

will carry thru the days work. Relax
eyes from close work. look. up frequently,
focus on distant point. Also bathe sore,
comforting Lavoptik. 30 years success
Praised by thousands. Get Lavoptik today.
Be delighted or money back. All drug
gists.
Evening star., 1949-02-28
Real Estate Statesmen
Full time only. Apply between l2
and !
]. NOBLE BOAZ, Realtor
74@4 Wis Ave. WI. 300.
MEN. 21 TO 40

NC4N, ~ ~ ~
Are you faced with . possible layof
the opportunities for permanent,
full-time employment with the
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
as a Streetcar or bus operator. No
you and pay you while training
Average weekly earnings after train
ing about $50 together with paid
vacation. sick leave. free transporta-
ton and pension system. Apply
now. $50 am. to II noon. Monday
through Friday, at the employment
ONCE. 1892 NJ st. NV take routes
10 RoSslyn. 20 Cabin John, 30
Friendship Hgts. streetcars to door .
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SALESMAN

Many of our men have > to order:
in a single day Field and office
training given new men. Apply
MR.. MURRAY
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Responsible manufacturer Of a COM
plete line of pharmaceutlcals re-
trade, etc; brokerage and bonus
basis No objection to nonconflict-
ing lines In reply, state terri
tories covered and give complete
sdueattona n,a snd SdsItis S1slntsf %r,f. Ssck
Box 37e-V. Star. 2s'
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COMMITTEEMAN
Drug representative

Nondrinker preferred. 6-day week
Must bring refs. See Mr. Carrera
CAPITAL SERVICE STATION CAFE
1855 N Y. ave. ne. .
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business Office, 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to II pm, or at any
of the Branch Offices
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday. II am. to 9 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments on Page AS.
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Hsrbert's Pharmacy
10th & Virginia Ave. S.W.
Is q Star Wdnt.Ad

Branch Agency
Other Branches convent
emily located throughout
the City for the occept-
once of Classified Ad-
vertisine.
Evening star., 1949-02-28

Yes, it's "angel- making this won
derful new Chase & Sanborn blend!
"Whats in it?" people ask!
The answer is Se1ecciones pronounced
ssleck-see-o-nays). That's the Spanish for
selected. :. some coffees selected mainly
for perfecting body >. Others selected
mainly for perfecting flavor. The flavor
coffees in this heavenly new blend are
hand-selected 1-2-fkree timesl
Evening star., 1949-02-28

MAN, white, age 30 to IS, to super
wise small group Of once building
cleaners Night work, 40-hour week,
good salary, permanent status with
opportunity for financial advance
ment Reply must give training,
experience, age, telephone and ed-
ddress. Box 23S-X, Star. p
Evening star., 1949-03-27
State Societies

BY the spin of the wheel ont
of the State princesses will be
selected as the Cherry Blossom
queen of this years festival. Thi'
will be the main attraction at the
Cherry Blossom ball on Friday
at the National Guard Armory
Tickets for the ball are obtainable
through the State societies.
The Georgia State Society viii
have its own Cherry Blossom bal
on Saturday at $50 pm. in the
west ballroom Of the Shoreham
Hotel. Miss Betty Ramspeck
Georgia's entry in the festival
will receive the crown as the
Georgia Cherry Blossom Queen
The dance will also honor al
Young Georgians living in the Dis
trict area.
TUESDAY.
The Society Of Virginia-A
dance honoring the Virginia
delegation in Congress will be
held at 8 pm. in the Congress
sional Room of the Willard Hotel
WEDNESDAY.
Michigan State Society - A
dance will be held in the Con-
tinental ballroom Of the Ward.
man Park Hotel at $50 pm. This
is the first dance held by the
organization in several years
Dolores Motter, Michigan Cherry
Blossom princess. will be the CUES
of honor. Members. guests and
friends are invited.
Arizona State Society-A lunch
con will be held in honor OF the
Arizona Cherry Blossom princess
Mona Alice Hall. in the Senate
restaurant Of the Capitol.
THURSDAY.
Massachusetts, State Society,"
Bay State bean supper" will be
held at Pierce Hall. Fifteenth anc
Harvard streets NV. at 7:l'
Dancing will follow the supper
Reservations should be made by
Tuesday through H. Stanley Tay
Evening star., 1949-03-27
Social Welfare
Benefit Tours
Next Week End

Georgetown residents who are
opening their houses for the an
nual tour this week end. Friday
and Saturday. have been busy
with painters and decorators. pre-
pairing for the hundreds Of tour
guests expected.
Mrs. James M. Barnes, q men,
ber of Mrs. Irwin D. Foos' COM
mittee, has issued a booklet for
this years tour, q guide book with
a map Of Georgetown, sketches
and stories Of the houses to be
open and a brief history Of St.
Johns Episcopal Church, the So
cial welfare department Of which
benefits from this annual tour.
These guide books will be on sale
at all 16 houses to be open during
the two days.
One Of the interesting houses
listed for Friday is the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wisner at
1909 Twenty-ninth street. Old
dormer windows, q fine doorway
with side lights and arched tran
som are its outstanding architec-
tural features.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward A. Bacon at 1903 Thirty fifth
street is reputed to have been the
Francis Scott Key summer home.
Built about 1840. it comes along
in the Greek Revival period which
followed the Federal period and
merged into the Victorian. The
lovely old chandeliers are dupli-
Gates of those in The Hermitage.
Andrew Jackson'S house. This
Evening star., 1949-03-27

that "go with" a cold germs
found on mouth and throat sur
faces and which, many medical
authorities agree, "heighten" and
prolong cold miseries. So if you're
sneezing and smiling" from a
cold, here's the routine" to follow
Immediately: get plenty OF rest.
avoid exposure, dress warmly.
drink plenty Of liquids and
gargle frequently with PEPSO-
DENT ANTISEPTIC! To get
your FREE sample. just write
Nancy Sasser, Dept. 6. 271 Mad
ison Ave-, New York 16, N. Y.
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drink helps you Keep regular the
hedlthful way for, unlike
harsh laxatives that irritate the
digestive tract and impair nutri-
ton, 1emon-in-water alkaliniZeS
and aids Digestion! In addition.
lemons are not only one of our
richest sources of Vitamin C, but
supply valuable amounts of B,
and P, too SO why not fol-
low the lemon-in-water route"
to healthful regularity? But
here's a tip always choose
SUNKIST Lemons! They're the
finest, juiciest of all. Look for
their SUNKIST tissue wrapping!
Evening star., 1949-03-27
Wedding (! Date

June will be the wedding day
of Miss Jane Ellese Dosh and Mr..
Julian Carlisle Johnston, whose
engagement is announced by the
bride elects parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William o. Dosh of Gaithersburg
Mr.. Johnston is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney F. Johnston OF
Roanoke.
The wedding will take place In
the Epworth Methodist Church In
Gaithersburg.
Evening star., 1949-03-27

llor at Hobart 2739. Members and
friends are invited.
FRIDAY.
Delaware State Society-An in
formal meeting will be held to
present a pearl necklace and or
chids to Doris Ann Palese. the
Cherry Blossom princess repre-
senting Delaware. Merchants OF
Wilmington, Del, have also given
Miss Palese 5000 worth OF cloth
ing. The presentation will take
place at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles McCloskey. 4308
Nineteenth place NE.
SATURDAY.
Georgia State Society - A
Cherry Blossom ball will be held
at $50 in the west ballroom OF
the Shoreham Hotel. The dance
will feature a grand march and
crowning Of Betty Ramspeck as
the Georgia Cherry Blossom queen.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
The happy way to health

drink the juice Of
one fresh lemon in
a glass of water
first thing on dris-
ing every morning!
That's because this
refreshing fruit
Evening star., 1949-03-27

helping it become loreher
and smoother right before your
eyes. So, after bathing, rub 1t
into your skin we'll especially
on stubborn spots like elbows.
knees and heels! And give your
self a special foot, ankle and leg
treatment once a week for
this beautiful, soft, white lotion
comforts tired feet, tohtle keep
ing the skin on legs and feet soft,
supple and safe from chapping
and windburn! "Eliminates"
roughness that catches sheer
stockings. Get LENTHERIC'S
Dry Skin Lotion today. Costs
only 81 (plus tax) for the large
5-oz. bottle at your favorite
Cosmetic Counter!
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This free offer can be "priceless'

to cold sufferers q
generous sample OF
PEPSODENT ANTI.
SEPTICi Standard
laboratory tests prove
PEPSODENT ANTI
SEPTIC kills millions
offb uory fupa pormS
Evening star., 1949-03-27

which make your hair dry, brittle, unruly? Then you
haven't tried new KREML Shampoo for 1t has
natural positively will not dry out or break
your hair like shampoos with drying ingredients! Be
sides leaving hair adoraby soft and lamb" to man
age KREML contains amazing ingredient called
"Fosan"9 which cleanses hair thoroughly, yet
xentIy-rnses out "wink-quick" making it shine with
natural gloss. So try KREML Shampoo today
and lovely your hair can be!
Evening star., 1949-03-27

WORKERS FOR CHERRY BLOSSOM BALL. -.
1nspecno an artificial cherry tree like those to be uSeo az
the Cherrv Blossom Festival ball left to right Mrs. j.
Mack ,Ote of the general chairman OF the entire
nittee and Mrs. Fred Vson honorary chairman Ihe od
mill take place Friday evening in the National Guad Ano
uuussInsa"'' .I I 1' S'r ~ Rent Photo.
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rs tho newest kind Of new 10

tion LENTHE-
RIGS Dry Skin
Lotion! That's be-
cause it "caresses"
and eases dry,
haky skin on face
and ontiro hndv
Evening star., 1949-03-27

house Is one Of the eight included
in the Saturday tour from 2 to 6
o'clock.
Mrs. Charles E. Hadley and
members Of her committee will
serve tea in the parish hall Of St.
Johns on both days from 3 to S
o'clock.
Tour tickets are now on sale
at the Willard and Statler Hotels,
the Francis Scott Key Bookshop,
tour headquarters at Twenty
eighth and o streets, and other
Georgetown shops.
Evening star., 1949-03-27

1t. Col. and Mrs. Howard S. Sias
will leave the first OF the month
for New Orleans.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
RUY-LINES.. by Nancy Saee'
.I, soo,,et.d co.m. Of Things Advertised and Interesting

NEW YORK, Mar 27-spring! Mild, wonderful
Spring! The season for planting. ana rlgnt now
"a 1ite tn nlant an idea that will mean lots OF
smoking enjoyment for you from now on. Start
t'n the popular arc Camel so-Day Midness Test your
self this very day! You'll enjoy every flavor
some puff of it. You'll discover how wonderfully
mild cigarette can be. In recent coast-to-
coast test Of CAMEL Mildness. hundreds OF men
and women smoked CAMELS and only CAM
Evening star., 1949-03-27

When you 90 to work on chose
Spring chores remember that
Scotch" Cellophane Tape makes
all kinds Of jobs simple and easy.
Use it for holding your new shelf
paper in place; sealing mothproof
bundles; training climbing vines
and plants; repairing Venetian
blind stats. A roll Of cellophane
tape in every room will save you
many steps every day. It's trans
parent as glass, seals without
moistening. Pick up a few rolls
next time you're shopping, and
be sure to insist on Scotch"
Brand Tape in the gay plaid dis
penser. Ask today!
Evening star., 1949-03-27

ELS for 30 days week noted throat ONE
no ~ these smokers doctors reported NoI OHE
SINGLE CASE THROAT IRRITATION que to SMOKING Tst
test Of CAMEL Mlldness lest
AE1s IN your "Tzone" for throa Let your
avn taste tell you rich, full favor OF cno1ce
a vour own throat report CAMELS cool cool mild
nss And when CMELS odayyour pest ous Is Ny
the carton! Add them to your shopping hs 'ooa'
Evening star., 1949-03-27
The firsf eroevs is only a promise Of spril

days to foow So II you're Caught unawares" BY PAIN
~ full chest cold, to BENGAY for this
Ca famous remedy breathe easier feel better
e FAsTER because it contains up to 2 times moro
4xo mehyl sacyate and mentho (two panreevng agents
known than five other widely offered rub
| ms" naturally brings quicker, effective RELIEF
to your BENAY the original
Ba1me Analeeuue friend" in need and why recon-
mend 1t 30 highly MILD BENGAY for the youngsters!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-17
COMING HOME TO BOOST

couple of weeks ago in Seattle an Interior De- partment official addressed group of Seattle bus- nessmen urging them to invest more Seattle money in Alaska. He outlined several projects in truly convincing manner and did a good job of it.
 At the conclusion of his talk. he invited questions from his audience
 Don't you believe" he asked that the attl- tude of the present Alaskan administration and ac- tions taken by the Legislature have the effect of dscouraging Outside capital from investing in Alaskan"
 In other words, the questioner went on for the past few years the present Governor has been very critical of absentee owners yet the Alaska Develop men Board and others trying their best to interest private capital from Outside in investing in Alaska
 The answer was little surprising.
 NO one in Alaska knows better than Governor Gruenng" the Interior Department official replied that the money with which to develop Alaska must come from absentee fnanciers.' The Governors at Jacks against absentee owners he went on are used because they popular politically They get votes
 As for the present program, business pays taxes elsewhere and should be expected to pay taxes Tn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-17

The only accommodations avail able, Hayden explained, adjoined offices now held by Senators with higher priority. Mrs. Smith didn't press this delicate issue, although some lady reporters are now goad- ing her to do so.
 Actually, Senator Smith is much more interested in getting her off, ces painted green. Three other Sen Theodore Green of Rhode Island, Warren Magnuson of Wash ington and Milton Young of North Dakota--had green offices, she told Senator Hayden.
 He pointed out, however, that only their private offices were painted green, not their entire suites. Mrs. Smith was entitled to a ration of green paint, he agreed but only for her private office. She oh)eeted that this would be dis criminating against her staff
 Anyhow" she added, Senator Greens offices are, too. painted green throughout.
 At first Hayden denied this, but later discovered it was true.
 We'll he explained, Senator Green is an exception because hi: name is Green"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-17

Alaska. No big businessman is scared away from a good proposition by attacks made during political campaigns.
 His audience polite, time was limited and the question dropped
 Yet in the minds of many who attended the meet ing this was problem that could not be easily dismissed.
 While it may be very true that mere words ex- pedient political attacks perhaps have real effect it should be remembered that many of the men and women who are elected to the Alaskan Legislature on such arguments feel that they should do some- thing about it. That is when the chickens come home to roost.
 This sessions whipping boy seems to be the salmon industry If it will hurt the salmon industry, pass it. seems be the legislative byword at this session And so it is that political attacks eventually develop into actions
 Potential investors see this legislative attack against the fishing industry as chip on the shoulder which is taken as a warning to stay away. There are many other places to invest money. Why take a chance Alaska?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-17
Daily Lessons in English v v. [. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED say Every skate pretty good Say Every the members SKATES VERY 
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: The O Surreptous 
 SYNONYMS Prevailing prevalent 
 WORD STUDY Use word three times and it yours" Let
  AMBIGUITY; quality doubtful especially  ambi uitY in his
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-17

With Herbert o March preview the Gov A. Parks
 The plea wednesday evening. Lady Eks ONLY apply.
 In Douglas chimney place gave quite the blaze by the time they arrived
 Pursuing floating phantom scrap freighter Aowa rocky
 exceptionally Island Cedar the Dock
 Just City Popeoy Clerk H R Shepard calling that would be delinquent not paid by March l.
 With H. Lumber Mills Mai Douglas H Commission engineer officer went wrange 
 Seattle where she had met her Henry going college in California trip
 the Seattle of Miss Hllery A. HiIery of skagway to Mir Charles William Van Buren.
 Baley member of the Alaska Senate the Divson, for
 D. Seattle a shooting cil
 The womans meeting Forget Not Tearoom
 High, low, 33;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-17

heard Garter would substitute for Berle again at the radio correspon- dents' dinner attended by President Truman, an Army public-relations officer pleaded with the correspon- dents to keep Carter off the pro- gram. The Army was afraid, ex- plained the officer, of what Carter might say about the brass hats in front of the President. The off, Ger even put his request in writ ing to Albert Werner, president o4 the Radio Correspondents Associa- tioE.
 In the end, the show went on with Carter, but without his Army jokes. He got whisper to the wise in advance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-17
Oslo- Moscow Treaty Wouldn't
 Stop Russia
Seattle Times)

Seattle Times)
 Plucky Norway is in tight spot. She is asked to choose between a security pact with other western peoples of her own democratic faith and non- aggression pact with the Soviets, with whom she has the misfortune to possess common frontier.
 There can be no doubt as to where Norways sym- pathies lie Liberty and independence are inherent in her history her institutions and the character of her neople She has always enjoyed full national freedom but the democratic spirit has burned fiercey there for centuries and daunted even dur ing the dark years of Nazi occupation.
 Norway, of course. has thought whatever of aggression against Russia Neither have the western powers that propose North Atlantic Security Pact non-aggresson agreement with Russia would be an idle nstrumnet to begin with. Moreover a non-ag- gression pact to which Russia became a signatory would be meaningless in any case. Russia pays but little attention pacs of any kind The Soviet gov ernment has not needed to employ military aggres- sion such to envelop, nfrate and finally absorb within it's own orbit the little nations it has forced behind the iron curtain.
 But Russia has failed far in Italy, France and Greece Unlike these Norway's borders join Russia S But the blandshments of communism have not made much headway there. A communist coup-d'etat would not be as easy to accomplish at Oslo it at Prague
 Norway has nothing to gain by entering into any agreement with Russia Her place is with the peoples the western world whose tradition of free dom she shares and to whom she gave such an inspr ing example of courage and fortitude during World War IT. It is inconceivabe that the spirit should not prevail during her present diplomatic crisis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-17
MODERN ETIQUETTE 9y SyoRrprA ,rr

envelopes wedding invitation, they used?
 envelope a invitation remains unead and unwrienupon envelope envelope.
 and girl often, duced it all right for the girl begin speaking him?
 A. Yes, interested to run the risk of making undesirable acquaintance
 When cards dinner how should the be seated? designaes places
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-17

II seems hard to believe, but the February issue of the Digest con- tains condensed version of an out -and-out propaganda pamphlet favoring the real estate lobby view 1 point. Furthermore, publication in the Readers Digest was significant ly timed to coincide with rent-con- trol hearings on Capitol Hill-al- though the real estate lobbyists have been passing out the pamph- lets for several months.
 Called No Vacancies" tn s amazing pamphlet doesn't even deal with rent control in the United States but in France, where condi- tions are altogether different. The author, French economist named Bertrand De Jouvenel, describes the fostering slums and the acute hous- ing shortage in France, then inn plies darkly that rent control Is the cause of it all-rather than in- flation
 Not only did Readers Digest foist this propaganda upon its regular readers. but the editors actually tried to drum up more readers by bcmbarding newspaper offices and civic organizations with sales pro- motion urging them to send for re- prints at cost.
 : Without offering to present the other side of the case. the edition wrote. "'No Vacancies describes the tragic effect of rent control up on French housing-and draws neral which is particularly pertin- ent at this time in our own coun- try.
 : Because the Readers Digest be- , lieves this article to be timely and important, reprints are being offer ed at cost to interested individuals and organizations. If you feel that No Vacancies should be seen by your friends and by leaders of thought in your community, you may obtain as many copies as you wish
 You may have other ideas for bllnging the message of No Vacan- cies' to still wider audience. If so we should be very glad to hear from you
 This was the way the Readers Digest cooperated with a lobby which was publicly denounced by the President of the United States.
 Note: In condensing No Vacan- cies," the Readers Digest accurate ly gave credit to the Foundation for Economic Education which has been a fountainhead of reactionary propaganda. This is the same or ganization which furnished mater ial and wrote speeches Tor isola- tionist Congressmen opposing the Marshall Plan. Most were diehard Republicans defeated in the last election, but who cup to the lasD permitted the Foundation for Econ omic Education to use their free mailing privileges to send out col orful, rainbow-hu booklets.
 BRASS HATS WON'T BE MELTED
 The Army tried to gag gagman Jack Carter recently for pulling some rough stuff on the brass hats. Substituting for Milton Berle on a te,evision show, Carter had sug- gested that the Army boil down all its brass into cuspidors.
 The brass hats didn't think this was at all funny So, when they
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-17
ANNOUNCEMENT

This is to advise the public that we have sold the New York Tavern and therefore will not be respon- sible for obligations after Feb. l, 1949.-George and Selma Salo. 21 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-17
CONDITIONS OF WEATHER
 ALASKA PTS.

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points. also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 2. m, 12Oth Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-17
CORE, JERNBERG HERE FOR PULP
 AND PAPER co,

Judge Lester o. Gore, and Robert Jerns erg, Ketchikan attorneys, ar rived in Juneau Monday to attend hearings ot the General Property Tax bill. now before the Senate.
 The Ketchikan men are in Juneau in the interests of the Ketchikan Pulp and Paper Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-17

MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 145 SECOND and FOURTH Monday of each month in Scottish Rite Temple E,%N beginning at 7:30 D. m. ,&G gM GLENN o. ABRAHAM, WV Worshipful Master; " JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary.