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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
Aer0Uias 20"
Passenger List


The following passengers lelt
Tor Havana on Aeruxias 90:
Helen V0nwachser. ConNtan.
tlno Arims#n. Esther CaFTicaburu.
Edward kFexel. Edwin Cross.
Raymond johnson. Helen Nc.
Bride. Robert Mcbride. Evelyn
Friend. Gladys Christian. Thel-
ma Tillasson. Mary ManEurn. Mi
RsNl Fernandez. Clemente Abcr-
erombte. Eta AbcrcFombic. Ectta
efonbic. Eta Abercrounbie. Ra-
non Riverun Hermcs Fernan-
der Raquei De cordova. Exiella
Vaxque. Ana Ross Bueno.
Amclia Pereira. Manuel Rcba-
"a. Iiuminada Perez. Angel Vale.
Viola Mende1. Russell Oakley.
Veronica Oakley. Doris Oakley.
Virginia Oakley, Jack ComcF.
Mary Comer. Blance Garcia. IA
mon Casulla. Carload Herman
dex. Carload Gasulla, Arlando
Pcrex. Oscar Betaneo0Ft. Eugcnio
BesancouFt. Maria Gonzalez. Ra-
fsel o'Fsiion Domingo Cay
mares. James Crews Eximsonia
Crews
Manuel Gonzalez, Jose d. So
20. FloFence Reid. Hattie Burgess.
Frances Burgess. IIelen Dunlap.
Martha wells. Miguel corales,
Francisco cardentey. LeonaFd q.
Cotton. Dorothy ~ Cotton. Bill
Cotton. Beitina Hnuton. Anne
Carruli. Lco Quit. Norna Quit.
Alice Edef. Virginia Shivcrs. An
"a Pylant. william crocker. vsFr
Gina Crocker. Ernest PslMicini.
James Egarlan. Monty sandbefg
Clifford Sanders. Marion Schaf.
fer
John schaffer. Vivian Ridley.
Ilcien smith. Roberto Maya Ruth
Mayo. Ilelen Smith. Thomss
llutcherson. Anita nimmer.
james Everett. Cunnell Everett.
Merle Class. Ola Mae Parks. Tn
rique Mendex Cillscrto vsxquex.
Ceurge Nesmiih. EAlplaosinc Mes
mIih. Walter Weed. Clara wecd.
I..o Shaddox, shirley shaddox.
Gcnevieve johnson. Mario Costa.
Rafael B0FrUto. Paula Baex. Ma
ris FFcndcnthofcr. Emilio Busta-
mantle.
John NuhfeF. Fernando Hurta-
De-. Amanda Ac0sta. nolsert iioag-
kins. George lIodgkius. Paul
Ffentrcss. Louis Frrnirexs. Halda
puilara. Jorge viedo Maria
Guerra. Ramiro OmA Blanca
MarTcro. Wilma omS. Pedro Pa
iadtx. placida Amanda. jose Con
zalcx. Benigna Gonzalez. Ofclla
Gonzalez. ConccpCi0n CanaHlero.
Gustav Canamero. Edasrdio Reeo
Hilda SsinK. Jose Sainx. Rolando
Sainz Elaa Rodriguez Juan
Perez. Enriqueta BcEcnguicr.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

tcbutinucd FFom Pace Oncl
many Key Wexters sni SosIsh
Florida residents.
Later the gtory ~ the suffering
% the four year old bruwn eyed
youngsscF was o. mushroom cut
over the entire nation Daily Fa-
dio and press associations carried
stories about her stay 81 Johns
Hopkins.
Then came the day fur the op-
Grafton. Three times the tiny ht-
Gle heart which had tunciiuned
for four years under q terrific
strain ceased to best Three times
the surgeons revived TIRE brave
little fighter. The operation was
completed
Thr strain had been tvo great.
however. One hosar and forty live
minutes later the tired. little
heart ssopSed for tlse lssi time
Anioniss parents said Saturday
tlwy desired so thank al that
gave end were 80 kind The
thanks were the natural thing.
bus for tlso8e wilo helped their
lSeasts afso are filled with grief
What thes dad wss fFsnl the
gn0dness " their hearts.
The little grave 81 elssse "a the
Anwela street fence of tire Cstio-
Ne Cemetery Is . monument t0 =
syInpathetie community.
Anionis is dead. bat her mem.
ory lives on.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
Coming Events

MONDAY. AUGUST !
"a canrha Navy Wives riah.
hsonshly Elssspital Parfg. y y
Naval Hospital
Messtlng. KEY West FimYwr&
Barn TsemtFN wn nuW@t
street 500 =. 49,
TUESDAY. AUGUST ~
Tesnage Daner. syNgmawevl 1g
Nounn fsewpie's Neewsew
League uf ~ pmui'a E.Asameh
Parish ilall Muse ~ Cwml
lie SeFnnmfierN. IhmfmFunRa
Meeting. Sea Fimiewm Csmsaesfe
club Mo III SO r. M e
WV ltossae un NAxa1wth
street
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST -
Meeting Ia Cnnehm Mmvw
Wives Club No 90 Iam@ A
"a m CiukssNmasaa. AsaaAlasmg
iTa. u y Naval statiem.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
A. e.. HarfS
To Take
Northern Trim

NJ and Mr. A e Hart plan
o. iesve within thf neNt day ur
tuu rnfutIts wa autn fee Turuutn.
Canada
NiHg iiafts have tspn im key
West iur ihe past msuu't ard
hali residing ai thc southern
Cruas Hotel and are lutnE north
uou iur the health oi Mr. Hart
wlu has rrwutls tsrn very ill
ilowrVef shr b. now sufficient
i1 recovered tn make thc trp
wilifh is eNperted o. cansume ap
pfuAlmatslV six weeks g. two
muntis. Including their stay in
Tafunto. and following which
thsy Wlll return o. kcy West
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
Gala Dance
~ RauFs
Club Tonight

Another gals evening is plan
ned tonight ~ Raul's Club when
the Saturday night dance b held
and Ida Cellrich and her Debon-
aires take over with their Fash
ions IA Music
Handling the vocsls viii b. Al
Aibertus. yUting song styiist
whose personality and talented
voice always please the patrons
Dancing Wfill b. from 1000 .
N. 60 400 a m. and there Is =
door prize 30 b. awarded. square
dancing. upon the request II the
patrons. is featured. and there Is
also impTomptn entertainment.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
BOggs-Pease
announced
Engagement

Chief and Mrs. s v Bnggs "f
i27 { pOinCiana have announced
the enEsgement and approaching
marriage of their daughter. Miss
winifFed Claire BoEgs. a. Charles
Edward pease. son af Mr. snd
Mrs. George pcnsc of i35-A Posn-
Ciana.
Mss Boggs is = medical tech.
nolagisi a the Monroe County
Hospital. and Mr. pcasc Is EN-
pioyed by the Housing Authority
of Key West
Date of the wedding wIil b. an
nounced later
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

A. their rvguiaf monthly staff
r0ufeIenur this seek. Dircctof
rsMest Turner. uf uSO fMCA.
And Dfrctor Eieen = Coughln.
- ere uSO-NCcS. rclcaacd the
foil0Ning rcpnFt.
Expansiun nf tac ncw uSO has
pfy@rrssed - ma pafni wheue
10 clubs. losugcs ami uiiacr cen
tNTx m the United States ami
ueNFseas now serve q daily aver
ace - T2.6te mcfnters of thc
naansaimu agmcd forces. uSO
heaSnaafterN announced today 0n
ere first unnlperaary oi lts react
vutinn
Rccallea h. duty last july "a.
uSO duramE the ycaT rendered a
tutal uf 18783.692 services ~
hgurc equivalent g. i5 benefits
Cos each ~ the l.600 008 men and
wuanrn unw ln Army Navy ~
Ar FufrU uniform
Meanwhile through uSO funds
nnprr than 100 CO. scrviccmcn in
Army. Navy and veterans hce-
ptt.als weFe regularly supplied
with milsic and live entertain
meni b. Veterans Hospital Camp
sllwas successor o. USO Camp
ShuWs
Touring 2a000 mile circuit
lhTusEh A. states WIGS cuin-
pansns entertained q cumulative
asaiignce ~ s26 $50 patients al
7. i0A pefiurmances. IN addition.
WIGS srnt AZ film and radio
gw.fsunalities on tours which IN
eisstled f73 play dates IN 100 'sas-
piiais ffum Maine O. California
A. pruEfauls of thc rcactivafcsi
U~0 expandcd. headquarters de-
eiafud. citmn volunteers re-
spssnflsd IN increasing numbers
fhfsaagluut thc nation. Currently.
. iotai ul alrmust $4,000 volunteers
are givinE ie0 W0 hours q munih
81 uSO sofk IN or near their
rtaumuuities.
fAke mUmhprs ~ the new
peafUtimr defense furCes. tudav's
usSp xuluniccrs are generally
yusanEer tlsan their wartime cuun-
teFpafts Junior hastesseE. mluet.
N iecnaEcrr make up thc LARGEST
gfsaEp Theae are the popular
psrtnnFa fur dances. games. pics
nises partigs and spccial events.
Nentuf hnstesans. also q eixeahle
rFuup. arr largely responsible ior
en- shumeY" atmosphere of uSO
centeFH Others offering their
sinr g. uSO inclsale program
lrmdeFs administrative SuluntceFs
and lsiniur end senior hosts.
Iseeaifsr ~ the extreme short
aae of huuang facilities near
miiitaFY camps and bases. head
auafteFs reported the assistance
0f NSO in pfsVidinG l0ne term
a. Wcil a. temporary shelter inr
aefxiemeu and their families has
lnHrame . vitality important func-
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
Repeat Performance OF Fashion
ind amateur SI,0r Well Receired

two ranners zap. Miss Elaine Que
sssso aal Miss Nancy Phillip
Contestants of the pfevi0as
evening Hsstclled thc bathing
suits they had woFrls and the en-
tire singing and eianffng PERFORM
anrcs were Fcpeatoi. bcing very
Weii-reorived hY the nudlcnce.
The Coral Isle Setenaiers
furnished music ior buth ocras-
sons. and tie accand perfnFmancc.
~ well a. the first waS helsi in
the Auditorium of Harris School
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
Report OF Progression Ind Expansion
OF USO Released: Sho,Us Greaf Gains

ton. Housing plaeemcnts thfuiiell
uSO CsnteFa aance iast july total
ed more than fs0p0 and are cssn.
tinuina "a "a current rate uf al.
most 5000 q month.
In addition slccf "a aeconoia-
tons supplied through uSO IN
as uan or other facilities ksaalcd
mofe than coo 600 and the current
figure is approximately $50 .
day
Special uSO facilities. ranging
from showers and storage lockers
e. game rooms and gymnasiums.
we're used a total ~ a.904 500
times in the ~ muugh period. In
formation service. T4s.i2B of
which was rendered have n0w
reached . total % more than rs
600 3 month
Public realization Il the need
fur uSO is Indicated. headquar-
tcFs said. by support ~ the or-
ganizati0n in every arca where
centeTs noW operate Community
groups which coopersted with
USO = wear ago totalcd 625. as
compares with 1877 groups
which participated IN uSO pro-
grams last month
Expansions % uSO activities is
also reflecting In a monthly com
parisun ~ figures for group scs-
SONS. /. i76 0f which we're attend
Ed hy 5os a26 persons last July
o. against an attendance Of 668.
BiT st la.l03 sessionswitfring Mar
1T this year
FoT the full period. almowt TOO.
600 group activities were attend
ed by a cumulative atadienoe of
1911 So serviCcmcn and women.
National agencies directing az
participating IN the operation of
tire Y s o centers include the
Y M G. A.. Nstiorial catholic
Community Service. National
Jewish Welfare Board. Salvation
Army and Travellers AID
KEY West has two uSO'S ane
operated ~ thc YMCA and ane
by the National Catholic Com.
mUnity Servier These clubs
have served military personnel
in thc area since 1871. and dur
ing thC past ciEift years. several
million scrviccmen have partici-
paied in program events and
used the clubs facilities. Regu.
lar conference are held hy the
stafis II The locai clubs when al
matters ~ policy and prugram
are discussed
State organizations 81 cunduct
uSO campaigns this year Tor
1880 funds arr alrcadv being
formed IN q state. headquarters
announced State eumanittees
are accepting resounsibiiisv foT
seeing that USO funds are raised
tn every countrN end town, either
through Community Chests or
indepoudcni campaigns.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

The repeai perfoFmance Thurs
dav evening uf the Fashion AMI
Amateur Shuw an dthc Beauty
C~ntest sponsored ~ the foing
prople's Servicr League "a ~
fsasslv ChuFrh. va etnsnentiy
sucsp sful with alHsest as many
Attending this secssnd perioFin-
snoc - attendcd thc first on Wed.
ncSday.
Ms viAnn Nehieit. the win
nrr "a ne Beauty Contest reign.
ea from = beautifully decorsted
thrunc. and wiih her we're the
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

The second a > series of nauni-
cipal programs viii - presented
on Sunday. July -. a she Goun
q Beach by tire Musicians Union
of Key West
THIS particular prugrana viii
consist of dance and conccrt mu-
sc by Heetux Barros0 and has or-
chesifa, commenting II Z p. N
ending a G . m. THIS h beinR
eo-sponsufei by the City of Key
West. and 4 Il f.oped that another
large scale program viii b. CO.
sponsored hy the City II later
date. when the tourist season will
bc In fuli svring here.
This - an expenditure aliocat-
cd to Kcy West lucsi uniun frurn
the Recording and Transcription
Fund of international rhesc pru.
grams are only presented o. The
public. free of al eASafac. and may
not bc uscd fur any commercial
purposes. sincc all the entertain
mcnt is pata foe ~ this union
There remains IN tir fund
around $500. which wili be- ex-
pended before Dcccmiser 81. 1919.
and will fe given ai hnspitals.
Oid Folks Ilunu and fsH vaTi0sla
civic enterprise
II Is h0ped hy tee spisn'sas that
all the pcopie ~ kcy West will
attend and ENJOY thia FREE dance
and conccTt gwen o. yslu by tlle
Musicians uuion. lsscal 2U3.
Only fo pcr cent uf Americans
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

Dr Vladimir n. zwoFykin ri
New York. fansmH elrvtFonic su
thorliy and researcher. boFn iH
Russia. 30 years ago.
Dr. Dow Fsgg. president ~ the
University of Southern calfoF
MIA. born in Brooklyn. N v. 81
yrarg seo
Aienry " Waikcr. president al
American smelling and Refining
Co. barn in New Brunswick
Cansda. 20 years ago.
De t0ei Stcl5tins 80 thn unia
verxity OF wixgonsin. famed as
tFxan0mcr. born IN Omaha. NebT
VI years ago.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
Too Births In
NaraI Hospital

A four pound. onc-haif 0unre
son was born in the u. :. Naval
Hospital. Key West. to Mrs. Bar-
hara Carter Cree. wlfc of Donald
Cree. sol uSN. Fleet Sonar
School. Kcy West The child has
been named Donald Bruce.
A four pound. seven and THREE
quarter ounre wnn was horn ~
Mrs. Vivian Burgess Andes. wiie
of Ilertscrt X. Andes. ENC uSN.
uSS Trumpet Fish. kry West.
The child hes hcen named Her
hcFt Kenneth Jr.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
Wed In Cave

HERLET. pa.--Nausni = Fssf
Ges mnd n0h~rs {. Cisman wNRe
recenfiv married - wsksE~
raosn - the Is0et River Cav
erns. ownea - Ciiuamna fathe
The reremunY. Witnesses ~
more than go wneisatmR GneaNs
was held in the rusan ssfswxe N@@~
M ami Rohert mset eGht FNax9
eco a : boy Scout dmnxN
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

were the Mendanes Vera W0sd.
Hilda Berry Franccs Ward. Viola
Bzullsk. Jscquclinc Hitler. Mar
iuric Shorel Helen cherwa. Iona
Aiken and Madeleine TayluF.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
Personal Mention

Antonio Aroncibia returned
over the Highway yesterday after
visiting Jacksonville. New or.
leans and othcy southern cities
Mr. and Mr. Gilbert Ogden are
Spreading q two weeks variation
IN Cubs visiting relatives and
friends NJ Ogden is the popular
frankie" ul the Offieers Club
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
Seeks DirOrce

a pgtitlun sseking divorce
was filed yesterday IN the office
of Circuit Court Clerk Earl q
Adams by Carolyn Jarrett Stuart
against Robert Stuart.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
1ppiy To We'd

An application fnr e marriage
hts-mse Was filed YESTERDAY in the
ufiice ~ County Judge Raymond
p Lura ht Bennlc . Bonda -
of the q $ Navy and Rose Marie
Maoera. "a. Of 682 Caroline street
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

In the late summer. the strtpcd
skunk eats many grass hoppers
and cricketx.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

Only 90 pcr cent ~ AmcFtcana
lived in citics and luwus in 100.
Evening star., 1949-12-21
|
Guide
By Mai. Thomas M. Mol

It happened last year some time
but I just caught up with it. 1t
could mean (and in some cases
certainly wild a couple of hun
dred dollars to college and uni
versity students whose G1 Bill
time is going to run out before
they finish their educational pro-
gram.
"It" is a VA regulation dated
July 10, 1949. But the regulation
was In effect long before that as
a solicitors opinion" something
which does not carry quite the
weight of a full-f1edged regula-
tion. Now 1t has grown up to be
a regulation and you won't have
to expect any changes.
Here's how it works: 1t has
been the VAS policy for a long
time to award automatic 15-day
leaves with pay between semesters
or quarters. If a semester ends in
June, the veteran gets subsist-
ence check to cover the next IS
days without asking for it.
This was the general policy. but
in some cases it didn't work that
way. In some cases the veteran
was specifically asked whether he
his paid vacation.
Well, any veteran who was
automatically awarded 15-day
paid vacation may now trade in
all such periods for an extension
of his CT Bill time or entitlement.
The extension would equal the
number of days he traded in.
How do you trade it in?" You
pay the VA the exact amount of
you got to cover the
vacation periods. Then you con-
tinue in school with full tuition
plus subsistence allowances.
So in effect you would be trad
ing the small subsistence checks
for more tuition money, and the
tuition would equal Gin time) the
number of days covered by the
subsistence checks.
Example: Harry West has been
going to college under the G1
Evening star., 1949-12-21

Bill for three years. During that
time he has received four 15-day
vacations with pay. Two Of three
were what the VA calls "involun-
tary" that is, he made no
choice. The checks we're paid
automatically. He was told he
had choice when it came to the
other two vacations, and he chose
to take them. They are "volun-
tary" vacations. and he cannot
recover them.
But the two periods he can re-
cover will extend his remaining
entitlement to CT Bill education
by 80 days.
This could mean q good deal
more free education for Harry.
The CT Bill says that any student
whose entitlement runs out after
the halfway point in any semes-
ter Cor quarter, depending on the
school) may continue to the end
of that semester with full gov
ernment aid.
The 80 extra days Harry may
Evening star., 1949-12-21

for you in their own mushroom
broth.
Yes-only BinB Mushrooms can
add their wonderful broiled-in-
butter goodness to your cooking.
They're tops in flavor. So economi-
cal. They're already prepared and
there's no peeling, trimming, or
waste in BinB's 3 styles: Whole
Mushroom Crowns, Sliced Mush-
rooms and Chopped.
Evening star., 1949-12-21

use Clorox. And you'll save money
because the gentle bleaching action
Of Clorox conserves your linens.
Besides-Clorox makes your wash
sanitary ). deodorizes removes
stains. Stains on nice linens don't
have to mark them forever-you
can get them out in a jiffy with a
simple Clorox bath. With Clorox
standing by, you can use your nice
things with real peace of mind.
And be sure to read that famous
Clorox label. There are so many
household chores-besides your
laundering-where Clorox can give
you lift. The time you take to
study Clorox" pays you back q
hundred-fold. -siiaa-.
Evening star., 1949-12-21
Bureau Aide Honored
For Work. in Textiles

Herbert F. Schiefer of the Ma
tional Bureau of Standards tex
tile laboratory has been chosen to
be the first recipient of the Har-
old Dewitt Smith Memorial
Medal for work with textiles, it
was announced today.
The medal will be awarded to
Mr.. Schiefer in March by the
textiles committee of the Ameri-
can Society for Testing Materials
tor his invention and develop
ment of devices for testing the
strength and wear resistance Of
textiles.
Evening star., 1949-12-21

there's a flavor to suit every taste.
Both big folks and children love
them. For company meals or ".just
the family" serve Royal Puddings
often. Royal Butterscotch, Vanilla.
Chocolate Pudding and Royal Dark
NJ Sweet Chocolate-all four are
delicious, smooth, creamy y-textured.
A Trso,-Eosy-fo-Fix: Prepare and chill
Royal Bviferseoteh Puddins. Unmold;
serve with fruit sundos sdves; o. thin
mopIs saves and nutmsoss.
Evening star., 1949-12-21

m u S h r ooms,
carefully picked
when their fla
vor reaches per-
lection. Then
they're broiled
in pure cream
cry butter to a
rich, brown COL
or. and packed
Evening star., 1949-12-21

and press IN cinnamon "Fed-hofs Tor
plum pudding with white icing and top
II with q tree" built Of vori-eolored
sIoeed fruits or gay eolored sumdrops.
Coy holiday sotins like this is a won
dsrfvI way TO say merry Christmas"
10 your folks.
Evening star., 1949-12-21

with soda on a damp cloth. It's a
good idea to give ice-cube trays fre-
ouent soda baths, too-with this
solution: 8 tablespoons to a quart
of warm water. This simple, pleas
ant way of cleaning your refrigera-
tor costs less than w a week. I
can't think of better economy!
Evening star., 1949-12-21
EVERY YOUNG MOTHER

>. will want to know about this
special way to use Vicks VapoRub
for children's colds. It's Vicks
VnpoRub In Steam-and it brings
Evening star., 1949-12-21
JE55|e'5M&|;z;ziZ:6!!se'e!s&, :; g! g e.

Pipe Out A Christmas Greeting-on holiday cookie
tops Use those big soft umbe and frost them white
Then with poy tube pipe green holly leaf or wo top
nnomon redhots" for berries For table eentepieee, mask
Evening star., 1949-12-21

damp cloth with
a little baking
soda and wipe
down all the in
side surfaces. And
any time you spill
something in the
refrigerator wipe
If, I'm instantly
Evening star., 1949-12-21
DESSERT PRESCRIPTION

>. for youngsters: something sweet,
filling, 7,ourishing, Royal Puddings
are just right! They give more
Food Energy than the sweet, fresh
milk you make them with. and
Evening star., 1949-12-21
Ali|z|||EIkD 7Zs}
SsEEIEE~ W

favorite department store. Then,
have the grocer fill it with Gerber's.
They're the Cereals, Fruits, Vege-
tables and MEATS, too that
babies like because they taste so
good. Mommies like them because
they're all ready to serve. And doc
tors approve Gerber's because Of
their sound nutritional value.
Wrap your basket in gay paper
and Baby'll have as much fun OPEN
ing as eating his Christmas looti
Bright idea for Showers, too. Moth
ers-to-be love this unique gift!
Evening star., 1949-12-21

Air brakes for trains were in
vented in 1869 by George Westing-
house ir
Evening star., 1949-12-21

Mushr00nns Add Style and
when you serve creamed' BinB,
Broiled = in Butter. Mushrooms on
hot French toast-that's high style
in good eating. Because BinB Mush-
rooms are the choicest hothouSe
Evening star., 1949-12-21

More nickels are used than any
other American coin.
Evening star., 1949-12-21
Connecticut Mother, 80,
Bears Her 10Th Child
BY the Associofed Press

bY the AsSoeIofed Press
WOODBURY., Conn, Dec. 21.-|
Mrs. Norman Cole, who is 80, gave
birth to her 18th child, a daughter,
at her home last night.
Thirteen of the children have
been born here and all but one
are living.
Evening star., 1949-12-21

now purchase may take him just
beyond the halfway mark of the
semester during which his en-
titlement will expire, and thus
allow him to complete the semes-
ter under the CT Bill.
How do you go about purchas-
ing this extra time. if you are
one of those who have taken ''in-
voluntary vacations with pay?
You just write your regional of
flee and tell them about it. They'll
do the bookWork and tell you
what you owe. You pay it Gin
CASH and keep on at school.
This applies ONLY to colleges
and universities.
Evening star., 1949-12-21

almost instant
relief fro m
c o u 6 h 1 n g
spasn1s, choked-
up uniseries and
upper bronchial
congestion OF
colds. Just do
this:
Evening star., 1949-12-21

(You may write Maj. Mai in
in care OF this newspaper IN
connection Dith your oWn SerU-
ice-connected problem. Inclose
a selt-addressed, stamped en-
DelopeJ
Evening star., 1949-12-21
COFFEE AS YOU LIKE IT

"a perfect cup every time! Now
you can have it with new instant
G. Washington's, for this is instant
coffee with the full flavor Of coffee
made the slow, old-fashioned way.
And perfect every time!
New instant G. Washington's Is
made from fresh-roasted, fresh
ground, fresh-brewed coffee. Then,
by G. Washington's exclusive proc
ess, the flavor ~..
and freshness N
are sealed right < IoM
in the coffee -. EESS(fN
sealed in with A9i ishS2!H
carbohydrates CS
so you can't lose sHEm
flavor, can't lose .xS
freshness even >~'N
after you open the can. With new
instant G. Neutrality-suspicious. get
a perfect cup of coffee every time.
Evening star., 1949-12-21

Pv, q Good spoonfvI Or z Of VapeRvb In
yopori.sr or bowl Of boiling watsr %
shown in package. Then breathe In the
soothing vapors.
Every single breath penetrates
where worst symptoms Of the cold
are relieves stuf1ness In, seconds.
Then, to keep up relief-even while
your little one sleeps-rub vapoRub
on throat, chest and back, tool
Evening star., 1949-12-21
EASY REFRIGERATOR BATH

T USE THE HANDEsr THING in the
/ world to keep my refrigerator
sweet, fresh, sparkling clean. Arm
& Hammer or Cow Brand Baking
Soda! Try it! Just sprinkle a
Evening star., 1949-12-21
GIFT HINr-FoR GRANDMA

Dor1NG RELATIVES can make a big
- hit with Baby-and his mother
on Christmas morning. And it's this
easy!
Pick up cute basket at your