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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hall have
moved into the Mrs. John Chenos
house vacated recently by John
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-15

The Beautiful Ohio River Is
kept at a minimum stage OF nine
feet by dams.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-15
RECENT MOVERS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Long, Sr.,
moved last Friday from the Troy
Hayes farm on the East pike to
the Charles Carr farm vacated by
Pearl Wright on National Road.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gartin
and family have moved to the
John Hackett farm near Resaca.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Workman
have moved to Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-15

1 always say Shave, sir ? 10 mat
ter how young he is. ! don't
shave one customer in 10 in this
shop but it gives them the inn
preston that / appreciate q man
when I see one. So-they come
back again. -MontreaIer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-15

TIE CAN BE-he wiH be-if you
i ! bring home the television set
that he's wanted so long, that he'll
use so much.
Laughter, music, adventure, magic
-television at home means all that
to growing boy these days, but it
means a lot more than just programs.
NOl0 he'll be able to invite the gang
over to his house for TV instead of
having to slip over to the neighbors
to see teleyision himself.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-15
INJURED IN FALL

Mrs. Bess McNeal, School ST.,
fractured her right ankle, when
she fell Monday on an icy street.
Evening star., 1950-05-11
By George Beveridqe

A special United Community
Services subcommittee is plan
ming a detailed survey Of nursing
homes in Washington to see how
they fit into the problem of car
ing for persons suffering from
chronic diseases.
The study, disclosed at yester-
days annual meeting of the
UCS health section, will be head
ed by DR.. Paul B. Cornely, medical
director Of Freedmen's Hospital.
Health Oficer Daniel L. Seek
niger has suggested the need for
licensing establishments which
operate as nursing homes and the
committee will take up that aspect
Of the problem, an official said.
He added. however. that the
study also will be "educational" in
nature. to learn problems Of oper-
ators of the homes. A meeting,
he said, will be called within the
next month of welfare and other
agency officials to outline prob
lens. This, he said, probably
will be followed by a meeting to
which nursing home directors will
be invited. Then the commit
tee proposes to visit as many
homes as possible.
6 HOme-Care Patients.
The annual section meeting, at
which new officers were elected,
stressed a program attack on
chronic diseases, as members
heard reports from agencies
fighting cancer, diabetes. alcohol
ism and other diseases.
DR.. Sidney Shindell, director OF
the pilot" home-care program
underway at Gallinger Hospital,
said the first six patients have
been enrolled in the project.
Willard Smith, head of the
Hospital Service Agency. reported
that his unit, several days ago,
arranged to "subsidize" partly a
dental clinic at Columbia Hos
pital, which will treat needy
patients. HSA arranges for hos
pital and clinic care paid for by
Community Chest funds.
Longer Life Predicted.
In a brief address to the group,
DR.. Seckinger said that. If size
able headway is made against
chronic diseases, I'VE may see
life expectancies go up to 80 or
100 years" within the next half
century.
DR.. Ella Oppenheimer. chief of
the Health Departments Bureau
of Maternal and Child Welfare,
said her service is mot doing the
job we should because there aren't
funds for essential per-
sonnel and essential services"
She said opening of the new
Gales Child Health Center. First
street and Massachusetts, avenue
NV, within a few weeks will
permit improvement of several
programs, but that "these new
walls are meaningless without
people,"
Mrs. Theodore c. Wedel was
elected chairman of the section
for the next year. succeeding DR..
Overholser superintend-
ent of st. Elizapeth's Hospital.
Mrs. Wedel is a member of the
Evening star., 1950-05-11
Alcoholics Anonymous
Gets Arlinqton Phone

The Arlington Chapter Of Al
coholics Anonymous now has q
telephone Of its own, ofhcials an
nounced today.
The telephone, installed three
days ago in the home Of q mem
Der. is Owens $3.50. In the past
all calls for Arlington had TO be
made to the Washington chapter.
The chapter intends to open an
Office as soon as the chapter grows
to sufficient size to support one.
officials said
Evening star., 1950-05-11

Bartlett, DR.. Cornely. Miss Ruth
Freeman, w. Frank Gatewood.
Mrs. Alexander P. Guyol. Mrs.
Robert F. Leonard, Mrs. Grace
Parr, Leo G. Schneider and DR..
Alice M. Waterhouse.
Elected as delegates-at-large to
the section we're Mrs. William S.
Anderson, Joseph Ball. Mrs. Leah
Lachenbruch, DR.. j. r. McGibony.
Robert B. Montgomery and
Charles w. O'Donnell, while dele
gates reelected included Mrs.
Evening star., 1950-05-11

Montgomery Blair, Mrs. William
c. Bowles, DR.. John w. Cronin,
DR.. C. F. Hansen. DR.. Madeleine
w. Kirkland. Rick La Falce. Miss
Edith Lyons and Drs. Overholser,
Howard Payne, Garnet c. Wilkin-
son and Charles Wise.
Named to the Nominating Com
mittee were Mrs. Anderson, Miss
Edith Beattie. Mrs. r. NJ. Grit
fin. Franklin H. Kenworthy. Mrs,
Parr and Drs. Overholser and
Payne
Evening star., 1950-05-11

District Board Of Public Welfare.
Other officers elected are:
Edward Z. Funkhouser. execu-
tive secretary of the District Tu-
berculosis Association. vice chair
man; DR.. William L. Granatir. di-
rector of the Washington Institute
of Mental Hygiene, and Theodore
Wiprud, secretary of the District
Medical Society, section delegates
to the UCS Board of Trustees.
Elected to the section Executive
Committee were Mrs. Henry A.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
JR STAR Franks
and cold cuts!

z. ALI pure beef and pork two choice
meats that are literally "loaded" with the pros
tein, vitamins and minerals you need. No bone.
no waste, no "hller'
3. Seasoned the way you like them. :. spe-
cial blend Of imported spices gives that "just
right taste to every Armour Star Frank,
Evening star., 1950-08-31
ARLINGTON

A &P STORE
coIumbiu Pike
A & P STORE
Arlington Forest
A. &P STORE
Clarendon
CLARENFoRD MARKET
ll44 N. Stuort St.
ALL DIGS. STORES
D. FlNKELSTEIN MKT.
73l2 End St. So.
FOOD FAIR SUPER MKT.
424l n. Pershins Drive
FOOD FAIR SUPER MKT.
47l4 Columbia Pike
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
1850 Wilson Blvd.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
1913 Wilson Blvd.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
260l Columbia Pike
LEE SUPER MARKET
1888 N. Pershins Dr..
PIX N PAY
56l5 Lee Hiehwoy
PIX N PAY
4506 Lee Highway
SEVEN CORNER SUPER MKT.
Lee Blvd. at Seven Corners
SHER & COHEN MKT.
27l2 columbiu Pike
Evening star., 1950-08-31
SOUTHWEST

BELLEVUE NAVAL MKT.
203 Boyer Rd.
ALL DIGS. STORES
PHIL FRIEDMAN'S
3ol MeLeon Ave.
GARDEN SHOPPING MKT.
1880 Nichols Ave.
JAFFE'S MARKET
$50 7th St.
JERRY'S MARKET
1887 End St.
LENNY's SUPER MARKET
1861 4th St.
FRANK J. MATTIA
704 7th St.
OSCARS MARKET
l4l D St.
RIVER VIEW MARKET
Assn N ST.
slDNEY's FOOD STORE
24S K St.
Evening star., 1950-08-31

ALEXANDRIA
(cont.)
KoFFLER's MARKET
so orinoeo St.
MONTICELLO DELIcATEssEN
2304 Mt. Vernon Ave.
NEW VIRGINIA MARKET
1921 King St.
PERRY BROS. MARKET
200l Nj. Vernon Ave.
PIX NJ PAY
1880 King St.
PRINCESS MARKET
$50 N. Royoi
SANDS AND co.
430 Hume Ave.
sANTULLo BROS. MKT.
1456 Duke St.
|. J. SIMPSON GROCERY
sol S. Alfred St.
sIssoN'S- STORE
1908 Belle Haven Rd.
SUNSHINE MARKET
sol N. Columbus
TEMPLE VILLAGE GROCERY
Telegraph Rood
VIEWERS MARKET
534 S. Alfred St.
WHITE FRONT DELICATEsSEN
32l0 Duke St.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
SOUTHEAST

sP STORE
500 18th ST.
ASP STORE
BIOS Nichols Ave.
A SP STORE
26l7 Pennsylvania Ave.
A 6P STORE
1888 S. Copitol
ANAcosTlA SUPER MARKET
240l Nichols Ave.
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MKT. :
1920 Nichols Ave.
CONGRESSIONAL MARKET
22l Pennsylvania Ave.
CORAL HILLS SUPER MKT.
4737 Marlboro Pike
ALL DIGS. STORES
EDWARDS MARKET ~
5700 l St.
FAIRFAX SUPER MARKET
1859 Pennsylvania Ave.
FLoRA's DELlcATESsEN
4 9th St.
FOOD fAik SUPEk MkI.
3528 {. Copitol
FOOD FAIR SUPER MKT.
304l NuyIor Rd.
FooDLAND SUPER MKT.
2lol AIobomo Ave.
FoWLER'S MKT.
220o 18th St.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
2slS Alabama Ave.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
1920 S. Capitol
JACK HoLLANDER'S MKT.
1901 S. CopitoI
HENERY'S MARKET
SO W St.
JlM'S MARKET
2309 Pennsylvania Ave.
LIBRARY MARKET
40l {. ccpitol
MlLlER'S MARKET
3e D St.
RlvERVIEw pELIcATEssEN
1926 Nichols Ave.
SHoCKETT's MARKET
335 c St.
SPEIGEL'S MARKET
3ol 3rd St.
Evening star., 1950-08-31

uts Today
f these
!, STORES
NORTHEAST
A&P STORE
1929 Bennins Rd.
A & P STORE
1900 HumIin St.
A &P STORE
1925 Minnesota Ave.
ACE DELIcATEssEN
4403 Bennins Rd.
THE APPLE KART
TIA New Hampshire Ave.
BAKERS MARKET
727 | ST..
BEVERLY DELIcATEssEN
l438 r St.
BENkiNGs MARKET
40l2 MINI. Ave.
BIGGS AND ROSE
2302 4th St.
BUSY BEE MARKET
Isl 9th St.
CERTIFIED MARKET
440l Sheriff Rd.
ALL DIGS. STORES
Dawes SUPER MARKET
l725 MonteIIo Ave.
EDGEWooD MARKET
23l4 4th St.
FONTANA FOODS
1905 KeniIworth Ave.
FOOD FAIR SUPER MARKET
1919 Michigan Ave.
FoREMAN's MARKET
1910 B St.
FRANKLIN MARKET
2723 7th St.
FRIENDLY CORNER
1903 MI. oIivet Rd.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
S45 BIodensburs Rd.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
1924 Minnesota Ave.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
l43s Rhode Island Ave.
MAX GORDON
1901 MontelIo Ave.
HAMPSHIRE KkoLlS MKT.
67le New Hampshire Ave.
HARDESTY'S MARKET
1904 {. Capitol
HARDESTY'S MARKET
80l Maryland Ave.
HERBST'S GALLAUDET MKT.
20ol GoIIoudet St.
HiGHvIEW MARKET
50 Rhode lsond Ave.
IVY CITY MARKET
1900 Capital Ave.
KAY'S SUPER MARKET
23o4 4th St.
KENILWoRTH SUPER MKT.
1881 KeniIworth Ave.
M. ScHER
1901 Kromer ST.
LANesToN CONFECTIONERY
1926 Bennins Rd.
LANGSTok DELIcATEssEN
1923 Bennins Rd.
LITTLE MARKET
BIS 9Th St.
MARY ETTA FOOD
s2l 9th ST.
MAYFAIR EXTENSION MKT.
1926 Hoyes St.
Makes MARKET
2409 Bennins Rd.
MUTUAL MARKET
1866 Montelio Ave.
NATIONAL SUPER MKT.
1878 BenninS Rd.
OTIS MARKET
1888 18th St.
PILLS DELIcATEssEN
SIG H St.
PoLLocK's DELIcATEssEN
164 Tennessee Ave.
RIVER TERRACE SUPERkAARKET
: 3439 Bennins Rd.
RUBIN'S MARKET
10 R St.
S. & G. MARKET
1873 You St.
SEYM0UR'S MARKET
1859 r St.
SUPER SAVE MARKET
l56 llth St.
WONDER MARKET
l205 n 81.
WooDMYER's DELIcATEssEN
1912 n St.
YEATMAN & ScHUPE
3516 18th ST.
YUMKA'S MARKET
1864 Blodensburs Rd.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
NEARBY
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
RANDOLPH S. BRAWNEk
Dumfries
WARFlELD S. BRAWNER
Dumfries
cHAMBLlN's MARKET
Foirfux
vINcENT's STORE
Fuirfux
TRIANGLE GROCERY
Drunesyille
sTREAMLINE MARKET
FuIIs Church
GREENWAY FOOD MKT.
Falls Church
{. A. BALL
Forestville
WILSON GROCERY
Herndon
HERNDoN MARKET
Herndon
N. S. MELTON & co.
Hoymorket
eossAMs BROS.
Hoymorket
CIRCLE MARKET
King George
JoHNNIE's GROCERY
Marshall
D. N. GLAsscocK
Marshall
P. DOVE
Navy
oGLE HARRIS
occoquon
GRAY BROS.
New Bultimore
MARKHAM CASH STORE
Morkhom
?. {. MecLEvEY
Midway Island
MERRlFIELD GARDEN FOOD
Merrifield
c. K. MoFFETT
The Pluins
SELF SERVICE GROCERY
The Plains
LESLIE MoUNTJ0Y
Trionsle
NEW DEAL GROCERY
Middleburs
SWANS MARKET
Oukton
ROADSIDE MARKET
Pleasant Hill
RUSSELL'S STORE
leeoto
JAMES ATKINS
SpsrryvilIs
WlLLlE'S GROCERY
vienns
Evening star., 1950-08-31
ALEXANDRIA

A &P STORES
BELLEvIEW MARKET
TIA Potomac Ave.
BoB'S MARKET
1872 Richmond Hishwoy
DEL RAY MEAT MARKET
fl E. Del Roy Ave.
ALL D. 6. S. STORES
DoWNEY'S MARKET
l06 W. Glebe Rd.
FAlRvIEW MARKET
fl Highway
6. & W. DEL. BAKERY
1910 Mt, Vernon Ave.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
1911 Mt. Vernon Ave.
HUNTINGTON DELICATESsEN
1853 Huntington Ave.
IDEAL FOOD STORE
1908 Mt. Vernon Ave.
KEYToN'S STORE
Duke ST. Extended
Evening star., 1950-08-31

ztSt ond Sis.
?. r. CASEY SUPER MKT. |
1919 Park Rd.
CENTRAL MARKET
262e l4th St.
cHlLLUM HEIGHTS MKT.
! Kennedy St.
CIRCLE FOOD STORE
l540 N. capitoI
CIRCLE MARKET
1901 14th ST.
COLORADO MARKET
SSH Colorado Ave.
co-oP FOOD STORE
1919 Wisconsin Ave.
COkBIN'S DELlcATESSEN
,3Hl Mt. 'PIeosont St.
CROWN SUPER MARKET
LIST and K SITS.
Dawes MARKET
1889 10th ST..
DAWES MARKET
10th s. o Sts.
ALL DIGS. STORES
DORCHESTER MARKET
24so 18th St.
DUTCH NEAT MKT.
Economy SERVICE MKT.
2i53 Pennsylvania Ave.
ELDWooD MARKET
77l2 Georgia Ave.
EMERSON SUPER MKT.
lzos 18th St.
EMPlRE SUPER MKT.
26oi 18th 81.
FAMOUS FROZEN FOOD /
Sole Conn. Ave.
FARM MARKET
f5l7 You St.
EENToN's
12z0 18th ST.
FOOD FAIR SUPER MKT.
SOLO Ist ST.
Foop FAIR SUPER MKT.
1870 7th St.
FOOD FAIR SUPER MKT.
1905 columbia I'd.
FOOD MART
3o77 N 81.
Fox'S MARKET
SAL Macarthur Blvd.
FRIENDSHIP DELiCATESSEN
4o23 Wisconsin Ave.
GEvlNsoN BROS.
17sl 4th St.
GHlLARDFs DELIcATEssEN
7l35 PsnnsyIYonio Ave.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
34l2 Conn. Ave.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
3509 Gsorsio Ave.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
65I4 Georgia Ave.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
ia Kennedy St.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
1881 Mass. Ave.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
7I54 Wisconsin Ave.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
4555 Wisconsin Ave.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
1000 Yeu St.
GRAY's FOOD STORE
800 n St.
HAMILTON MARKET
933 HamiIton St.
JAMES DELlcATEssEN
3ol New York Ave.
JeNkiFER SUPER MKT.
53l5 Wisconsin Ave.
JEWLERS cHAMPLAlN MKT.
1901 chemploin St.
[ & A DELlcATEssEN
so0s lst St.
LANIER MARKET
1878 Lanier Place
LlMPARfs DELlcATEsSEN
S433 Georgia Ave.
L STREET MARKET
IS l ST.
KAIsER's MARKET
lo4s Wisconsin Ave.
MCLEAN MARKET
4233 Wisconsin Ave.
MeREYNoLDS SUPER MKT.
1877 G St.
MILLS MARKET
l744 v St.
NEW HAMPSHIRE MKT.
1901 N. n. Ave.
PENN FOOD MKT.
2lo0 Vermont Ave.
PENN FRUIT MARKET
1859 Georsio Ave.
PEOPLES ECONOMY MKT.
104 N St.
PETWoRTH DELIcATEssEN
700 Upshur St.
PLEASANT HILL
2sz7 l4th St.
POINTERS MARKET
A3s 10th St.
QUALITY FOOD SHOP
S035 Conn. Ave.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS MKT.
$500 Macarthur Blvd.
RALErS FOOD
253l Calvert St.
REGANS SUPER MARKET
1905 FoxhoIl Rd.
klcHlTTS MARKET
6z28 3rd St.
JACOB RIEHL
sxMBEe FOOD STORE
3743 M. Pleasant St.
SANITARY FOOD STORE
2l53 P St.
ScHULMAN MARKET
ITO Eye St.
SENATE DELIcATESSEN
IA G St.
SHoREHAM MKT.
26lS Conn. Ave.
SPANISH STORE
1886 l7th St.
SUPER FREEZ, INC.
723 llth St.
ToNY's GROCERY
4532 Georsio Ave.
UNITED NEAT MKT.
30oi M St.
WALDMAN'S MARKET
646 Rock Creek Church Rd.
WASH. CIRCLE MKT.
2l5s PennsyIvonio Ave.
WESTcHEsTER MARKET
1000 Cathedral Ave.
WISCONSIN AVE. FOOD SHOP
500 Wisconsin Ave.
WHITE STAR MKT. III
24l9 Pennsylvania Ave.
WYOMING MARKET
1900 Wyoming Ave-
YOUR DELIcATESSEN
Evening star., 1950-08-31
For better meals always-buy ARMOUR STAR meats!
ARLINGTON
(eont.)

ARLINGTON
(eont.)
SHIRLEY FOOD STORE
GIebe I'd. and Columbia Pike
SHIRLEY FOOD STORE
4745 Lee Highway
SHIRLEY FOOD STORE
leesbure Pike and Seminary Rd.
SHIRLEY FOOD STORE
2S06 S. Quincy St.
YEATMAN MARKET
1876 Pershins Dr..
FRONT ROYAL
BLUE RIDGE MARKET
CENTRAL FOOD STORE
CHIMNEY FIELD STORE
W. D. DERFLlNGER
YOUR M & M SUPER MKT.
SANS MARKET
STOKES GROCERY STORE
STOP AND SHOP MKT.
MANASSAS
FAlRvlEW GRoCERs
MANASSAS FROZEN FOODS
MANASSAS MARKET
SHAW AND MYERS
REMINGTON
R. c. BROWN
COMMUNITY STORE
FAUQUlER PRODUCE co.
WARRENToN
CASH AND CARRY MKT.
CoslE'S MARKET
WHEELER:S STORE
TRIANGLE MARKET
Annondole
ANNANDALE MARKET
Annandole
S. c. FALLER
Annandule
S. c. FALLER
Beoleton
BAILEY BROS.
Brondy
o. c. DOWN
ChontiIly
ROBERTS STORE
FiTzeERALDs RAJ GROCERY
coIyin Run
CULPEPER
MAIN ST. MARKET
cULPEPER FOOD SHOP
FRED'S FOOD MARKET
DAHLGREN
PETTY's STORE
DAHLGREN STORE
Evening star., 1950-08-31
SOUTHEAST
(cont.)

SOUTHEAST
(cont.)
STANDARD SUPER MARKET
4415 S. Capitol
TEMPLE HILLS MKT.
5502 St. Borncbos Rd.
WHEELER SUPER MKT.
4l39 Wheeler Rd.
WILSON'S MARKET
24l7 Nichols Ave.
BETHESDA
A&P STORE
ALL DIGS. STORES
BEALL's FOODS
BETHESDA SUPER MKT.
S. & S. MARKET
BETHESDA ECONOMY MKT.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
BRANDYWINE
BEAN AND FARLEY
J. WAlDER
CAMP SPRINGS
COMMUNITY MARKET
PADGETT's GROCERY STORE
PAGE TUCKER
DEALE
HENRY's STORE
MAx'S TRADING POST
BLAKE BROS.
FOUR CORNERS
INDIAN SPRING MARKET
GATHER ERSBURG
c. {. BEcRAFT & SON
PRATHER'S STORE
THoMPSON'S MARKET
TYLER'S MARKET
WALKERS MARKET
HYATTSVILLE
NEviN SUPER MARKET
VICTORY MARKET
HI-DALE MARKET
ALL DIGS. STORES
MARYLAND
PARK
FoWLER's MARKET
MARYLAND PARK MKT.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
NEARBY
MARYLAND

AKMAN'S
540l Annapolis Rd.
AARoN'S STORE
Bowie
n. BOWLING
Washington Grove
FAMILY MARKET
Seat Pleasant
7. c. BERRY
District Heights
BERWYN MARKET
Berwyn
N. 3. BRADY & BRO.
Vista
BRYAN ROAD MARKET
Bryan Rood
cHEvERLY SUPER MKT.
Tuxedo
Evening star., 1950-08-31

OxON HILL
r. J. BERRY
M. B. BROOKS
CLARKE'S MARKET
EAST RIVERDALE
EAST PINE SUPER MKT.
A. RoSENBLATT
SUPER COMMUNITY MKT.
ROCKVILLE
A & P STORE
EMERsoN'S CASH MARKET
MIDWAY GROCERY
MEL's GROCERY
SILVER SPRING
A az sTokE
CHAMPION DELIcATEssEN
ALL D. 6. S. STORES
FALKLAND MARKET
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
ROCK CREEK SUPER MKT.
SILVER SPRING MKT.
SUITLAND
6. !. MARKET
HARTkAAN'S MKT.
SUlTLAkD SUPER MKT.
TAKOMA PARK
SIMMONS MOBILE MKTs.
LAUREL FOOD MART
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORE
6. & H. MARKET
CHACOkAS DELIcATESSEN
ALL D. 6. S. STORES
WHEATON
FOOD FAIR SUPER MKT.
CARL g. EDDIE'S MKT.
WHEATON DELIcATESSEN
WHEATON MARKET
Evening star., 1950-08-31

Armour Franks are always plump,
juicy, tender!
l. Made fresh daily ;. Armour Star Franks
are made fresh every day in an Armour Kitchen
near your home; delivered daiiy-juicy, plump
and tender-to the better food stores in your
neighborhood!
Evening star., 1950-08-31

NEARBY ND.
(eont.)
cHILLUM MARKET
ChiIlum
THE ToPPs
chiIlum
cHURcHToN SUPER MKT.
COOP FOOD STORE |
GreenbeIt
COMMUNITY MARKET
Seobrook
ALL D. G.S. STORES
DYsoN's STORE
ENowITzs MARKET
Hillside
fENWicK's STORE
Newburs
GooDALLs STORE
BeltsviIIe
W. c. HICKS
NneIrennom
HULL'S MARKET
LoyhilI
JoFFE'S MARKET
Bowie
INDIAN HEAD MARKET
lndiun Heed
D. H. LEiTCH
Friendship
B. K. MILLER
Clinton
R. E. RENNo
Shodyside
J. RYAN & BRO.
Waldorf
WOODLAND MARKET
Woodland Beach
XANDERS MARKET j
Glenmont
Evening star., 1950-08-31
BETHESDA
BRANDYWINE
CAMP SPRINGS

COMMUNITY MARKET
PADGETT'S GROCERY STORE
PAGE TUCKER
Evening star., 1950-08-31
WHEATON

FOOD FAIR SUPER MKT.
CARL g. EDDIE'S MKT.
WHEATON, DELIcATESSEN
WHEATON MARKET
Evening star., 1950-08-31
DEAL.E

HENRY'S STORE
MAx'S TRADING POST
BLAKE BROS.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
FOUR CORNERS
GAITHE ERSBURG

c. {. BEcRAFT & SON
PRATHER'S STORE
THOMPS0N'S MARKET
TYLER'S MARKET
WALKERS MARKET
Evening star., 1950-10-11

film version, will be done live
from New York, starting December
at 2:30 pm. It will be, according
to the advance announcement, an
account of "the misgivings, trials
and tribulations Of a young couple
from the time of their betrothal."
Jimmy Lydon, who appeared in the
film tryout, has been signed for the
television series, with other princi-
pals yet to be cast.
Another note for future reference
comes from Jerry Fairbanks Pro-
ductions, pioneers in Hollywood in
films for television and developers
of the Multicam system which cuts
production time and cost. "The
Buckskin Rangers, a new series
of 30-minute Western programs
designed especially for TV will
60 before the Fairbanks cam
eras this month. The leading roles
will be played by Ray Crash" Cor
rigan, who, by virtue of series of
movies made eight years ago, cur
rently boasts Los Angeles third
highest TV rating.
Evening star., 1950-10-11

1000, WTOP-International Box
ing Club: Paddy De Marco VS.. Joey
Scarlotta In al 10-round bout.
Evening star., 1950-10-11

1000, WTOP--International Box
ing Club: Paddy De Marco VS.. Joey
Scarlotta In a 10-round bout.
TELEvISION TODAY
1880, WMAL-Football game: The
Redskins-New York Giants football
game Of Sunday, on film.
500, WNBW-Four-Star Revue:
Comedian Danny Thomas heads the
revue. Marie 'The Body" Mac
Donald is guest.
500, WNBW-Television Theater:
Chester Stratton and Faith Brook
star in A. A. Mines comedy, 1.-THE
Great Broxopp."
$3.50, WTOP-The Web: Haila
Stoddard, John Newland and Hugh
Franklin are featured in 1.-THE Dark
Curtain"
1000, WT0P-International Box
ing Club: Paddy De Marco VS.. joey
Scarlotta in a 10-round fight.
11:15, WTTG-Nite Owl Theater;
Stage Door Canteen," with Kath-
crime Cornell and 48 stars is pre-
Sented.
OF PROGRAMS AND PEOPLE
The company whose widespread
use of daily serials on the radio got
them the lasting name, soap
operas" will pioneer with a kindred
sort Of thing on television. The first
major daytime serial on TV will
be titled "The First Hundred Years" "
will be sponsored by Proctor g.
Gamble Co., according to an an
nouncement made by j. L. Van
Volkenberg, CHS vice president in
charge of network sales. "The First
Hundred Years." which already has
had tryout by way of a one-shot
Evening star., 1950-10-11
HighIights
ofTodoy's
Programs
RADIO TODAY

$3.50, WTOP-Bing Crosby Show:
Bob Hope and Judy Garland visit
Bing.
$3.50, WMAL-On Trial: "Must
Wages Be Controlled If Prices Are
Frozen?" is the subject ION trial.
Evening star., 1950-10-11

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room, Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-27
THOSE SURPLUS EGGS

The U. S. Government has 095000 pounds OF
yet 100000 pounds of dried eggs bought from Com
munist China are in Seattle warehouse awaiting
shipment to bakeries in the Eastern United Statesl
There are explanations, to be The dried
government at 90 cents and SIPS pound under the
price support law = and commercial users find 1t
cheaper to buy eggs from China and pay duty OF
II cents pound It's pretty much like the situation
when housewives in some of largest potato-pro-
ducing centers were having to pay extra prices for
consigned to cattle food having been brought up
by the government under the price support program
Such things are hard to explain, and harder to
Justify Without ouarrlng with the purpose OF farm
hardiness-in fact, it borders upon the criminal
to waste vital assets in such manner The eggs IN
those Kansas caves cannot be kept forever-and while
thew have been deteriorating bit by Bit commercial
users of dried eggs the United States have imported
three million pounds of the same commodity during
China OF course, we not at war with emma ana
there presumably is reciprocal value in some trade
with the Chinese However, why should American
dollars 90 into unfriendly hands for commodities that
are going to waste here? There must be better way
of doing things However, it, is not merely matter
of administrative policy The law of the land requires
such nonsense
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-27
7 DUCK HUNTERS
FEARED DROWNED
IN KEkU STRAITS

1t is feared that two duck hunt
ers, missing since Monday in the
vicinity of Keku Strait (Rocky
Pass may have been drowned. They
are ODDS Jackson and Hank Murk-
owski who left the fishing vessel
Burnett last Monday in a skiff with
an cupboard motor to go duck hunt
ing, it was reported to 18th Coast
Guard headquarters here:
The Burnett crew searched for
the missing men Tuesday and We'd
nesday. On wednesday an Ellis
aircraft joined the search and lo-
Gated an overturned skiff about IL
miles south of Tunehean Greek. The
Coast Guard cutter Hemlock and a
plane for the CO air detachment
were called Wednesday afternoon
Bob Peavy of the Burnett, report
ed this morning that the skiff, with
the cupboard motor controls IN
running position had been located
but no sign of the missing men.
The two had shotgun shells in their
pockets and were not equipped with
life jackets, he said.
Yesterdays concentrated search
is continuing today, headquarters
reported.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-27
MODERN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA Sy LEE

O. ques-
bite towards the
mouth?
certainly don't put the food into the mouth and then at
better to the
plate, the question and then eating.
proper carry bridegrooms the
altar?
maid of honor takes of the and
during
smoking the table public dining and
ahtray,
nl-bred person. much better
the ashray.