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Evening star., 1950-05-21
| HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
AMERICAN q. PARK

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
2 unique detached 3-bedrm. brick
homes, . baths. immac. cond-. one
has finished bsmt.. other. finished
SEQ 500 JAMES CARR, ST. 1881.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
Def brick home. on corner lot: centr
hall. liv. rm-. din. rm.. kit, screened
porch. 3 bedrms. and . baths; stair
way TO psnelled 80 H.: rec. rm. with
firepl,: gar, fenced yard. Price.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Nr. Conn. and Neb. aves:; semi-det
sA rm.. din rm', Kit. Kit 3 S bedrms.. % ny :
baths. paneiled rec. rm. and n bath
$1,000 down and bal. like rent.
GLOVER PARK
Brick home cont. liv. ru. with frepl.,
porch; bedrms. and bath on I'd
H., full bsmt., oil heat, gar.
INEZ CUSHARD, REALTOR
OR. 1922 or WI. 5S67.
GLEN COvE-Sl2,950. Living room
There are two good -sized bedrooms li
and modern bath on I'd floor: slate
roof: side porch, storm doors and
windows Lot 60xl5O. Excellent
financing: may go GI
B1LL1NGSLEY e. KORZENDORFER
OR. 1925. OR. 6s22 till 9 PM.
516 FERN PL. NV.
Open l to $50 PM
Inspect this modern, luxurious. semi
det., 22-ft. brick home today. 6
rms, lot 50x155; gas h-w.h.:
built-in gar; completely modernized
throughout. To reach: Out Ga ave.
to Fern -pl;. tpast Walter Reed,
LEATH d ASHLEY. INC.
Ma. 6464: ewes, 81. 1897.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
A spacious semidet. brick home in
excellent cond., side hall entrance,
living rm. with wood-burning firepl..
lge. din. rm.. den or rest room,
beautiful kitchen with lge. break
fast nook. well arranged bedrms.,
stairs to foored attic. Large lawns;
many fine features, you must see
it if you are looking for a home.
Only 3 blocks from schools. Priced
and financed right. Don't miss this
one. Call Mr. Guynn. EN- 1892.
1929 VEAZEY STREET NV.
MARSHALL j WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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SHEPHERD PARK NV

SHEPHERD PARK NV
A distinctive residence of
stone, brick and stucco con-
struction. ideally located lust
on upper 18th St, near school
ana all other conveniences.
Inolvidual in appearance and
and lavatory on the first fioor
and three bedrooms and two
paths on the second floor:
beautiful fittings and appoint
ments throughout: built-in
garage: The price of only
$4,000 is as attractive as
the home. Phone Mr.. Peck,
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UPPER BRIGHTWooD
OPEN SAT AND SUN. 2 TIL DARK
1926 9TH ST. NV.
Excellent value in this modern det
Colonial brick home, near all con-
veniences and the price is greatly
reduced lst a. has spacious liv
rm., with firepl.. din. rm.. modern
k sile ahc hedSs Sroe p9fSn is ba.b nq "a ana soon
deck. gas h.-wh.. det. brick garage.
Call Mr.. Washburn. TU. 2O91.
MARSHALL j WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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rurvy ruASv n 4

IHEFI CHASE, D. z.
Det. brick home. on corner lot: cent?
hall. liv. rm-. din rm.. kit, screened
porch. 3 bedrms. and . baths: stair
way TO psnelled Sd H.; rec. rm. with
frepl.. gar, fenced yard. Price,
S2I,75O.
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3714 MASS. AVE. NV.
open Sunday, , til d; location
counts. 3-story. full bsmt. brick;
1st; f.. side entrance hail, liv. rm
with nrepl., very lge. din. rm.. den,
baths; finished 3rd A.: 2-car built
IN garage: oil h-w.h., aluminium
storm windows. Owner leaving city
has reduced price for Immediate
sale. S. r. MARTIN a. co
Realtors, DU. 1866: ewes. Ap n567
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
106 OXFORD ST. NV.
OPEN TODAY, 2 TO S PM.
English type home, stone entrance,
large living room, dining room,
library and powder room, kitchen
and breakfast nook, 1st floor: 8
bedrooms, . baths, 2nd floor.
Circle. Price, S24,95O. Call or
phone Mrs. Peck of
SANDOZ, INC.
Pup9nt saS, Circle. DUt 1884; ewes,
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Jr. PINEHURST CIRCLE

Unusual brick home, lge. rms. Q
brick garage with 2 rms; beautiful
garden; gas h.-w.h. Call Miss Smith
". 4254 till 8 pm. COX g. CO,
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6 PM.
Oil EMERSON ST. NV.
This desirable home now arranged
as 3 apis. will make any one q
good place to live with a substantial
transp. and stores. Large yard.
Gear garage, gas heat, and good
condition Come out Sunday and
talk things over. Call Mr.. Richards.
WO. $685.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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CHEW CHASE n r

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Mr.. Conn and Neb. aves.; Semi-cet
brick about 8 yrs. old with hv
rm.. din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms.. .
baths. paneiled rec. rm. and u bath
$1,000 down and bal. like rent.
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FRED ENRICH

% OIlQSTWOOQ II. n. w.
This lovely a-year-old SemidetAehed
brick home contains 3 lovely bed
rooms, colored tile bath and shower,
large liNing and dininE room comb
Kitchen large enough TO place q g.
basement deep rear yard many
other features TO numerous TO mem
tion
WILLIAM PNSENTu
, 1950-03-24
Red Cross To Give
Benefit Dunce On
Sunday Afternoon

Dance lovers are invited to
a benefit dance at Club Kofresi
Sunday afternoon from 6 to IL
by the St. Croix Chapter of the
American Red Cross.
A feature of the evenings
program will be the rafting of
gifts which have been donated
by local merchants for the pur-
pose of raising funds for the
campaign.
The popular Rhythm Max
ers Orchestra, under the lead
ership Of Archie Thomas, will
furnish music for the occasion.
, 1950-03-24
UPPoH FROM VIRGIN


| am grateful for the support
which has come to me, during the
past few months, from the NUM-
cipal Councils of the Virgin IS
lands and from various organize
tons, groups, & other individuals
here& in the United States. It is en-
couraging to know that, as / en-
ter today upon these arduous tasks
/ have the confidence of a large
majority of the people of the Vir-
gin Islands, including most of our
new continental American resi-
dents. In the days that are ahead.
we shall undoubtedly have diff.
ferences on many issues. / sincere
~ hope / may be able to retain
the confidence of the people and
that when differences arise, as
they must, we may be able to dis
cuss them constructively; on the
basis Of principles rather than on
personalities and without distor.
ton of motives. / shall come be-
fore you, from time to time, in
person or by radio appearances, to
keep you advised of progress OF
lack Of progress, and the reasons
therefor.
, 1950-03-24
Public Welcomed To
Government House
To Greet Governor

The public is cordially invited
to the Government House tomor-
row afternoon to greet His Elk
cellency Morris F. de Castro. first
native Governor of the Virgin Is
lands and Mrs. de Castro.
A n"open house" has been de-
clared by the committee in charge
which means that no invitations
have been issued that whomso-
ever will may come and greet the
new chief executive.
Children under the age of II,
hover, are forbidden.
, 1950-03-24

my nomination, / am conscious
that my responsibility to admins
ter good government in these is
lands is greater than that of any
of my predecessors, because I am
the first Virgin Islander to be-
come your Governor. These is
lands are my home and have been
the home of my family for gener-
ations. / have shared your pro-
blems, your joys, and your sor-
rows. | am one of you. If / fail,
you fail. If l succeed, you succeed.
My administration, then, must be
q community undertaking, and 1
plan to make it so.
, 1950-03-24
Personnel Mention

Mrs. Gloria Smith is among
the visitors from New York
City who is visiting the island
again after a ten-year absence.
She brought along her little
daughter, Deborah.
Mrs. Smith, daughter Of
Bromley Martin, was born in
New York City, was brought
to St.Croix but was taken back
ten years ago.
She is the house guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Canute "A. Brodhurst.
, 1950-03-24
President Of Delta
Airlines: Aviution
Mag. Editor. Here

G. E. Woolman, President Of
the Delta Airlines and Wayne
w. Parrish, Managing Editor
Of an aviation magazine, ar
rived here yesterday. Mr.. Wool
man flew to st. Thomas this
morning to lunch with Presi-
dent Of the Caribbean Allan
tic Airlines but returned on
the afternoon plane.
Mr.. Woolman is from Allan
ia, Georgia; Mr.. Parrish is
from Washington, D, c. Both
gentlemen planned just a'Iook
see" trip but are so impressed
that they have decided to re-
main until Sunday, and Mr..
Woolman has indicated his de
sire to interest tourists in visit
ing the islands.
Both are guests at the Buc-
cancer Hotel.
, 1950-03-24
CYCLISTS TO BE
FEATURE OF F'STED
PARAD SAT.

What should be a unique fea
ture of the parade in Freder-
iksted tomorrow will be the
large group of cyclists who
will be stride their bicycles.
Arrangements have been
made by the committee in
charge to transport riders
from Christiansted who will
take part. A truck belonging
to Thorvald Slater viii be
parked in the Sunday Market
to take all those DESTROYS of
going and q second truck will
be on hand to transport those.
who cannot find room in the
first.
The truck will leave town
at $50 sharp for Frederiksted.
, 1950-03-24
SUPPORT n o HIGH
OFFICIALS and MEMBERS
OF

I am impressed, as / know you
are, with the support which has
come to me and through me, to
you from high government Off
cials, Senator's and Congressman.
The increasing interest in the af-
, 1950-03-24
I thousands New InougurQhon
Of de Castro as Gooernor

Thousands joined in one Of the biggest parades seen in ST.
Thomas as Morris F. de Castro was inaugursted As the first
native Governor Of the VIRGIN Islands. this morning. Members
OF me ST Croix Municipal Council and many individual citi-
zens OF st. Croix flew over TO Join in or witness the cere-
monies The festivities were broadcast over several radio sta
lions ct Puerto Rico. and II is learned. to the mainland.
Among the distinguished guests al the ceremonies was
Assistant Secretary Of the interior c. Girard Davidson.
, 1950-03-24
X-RuY Appts For Sat.
Postponed Until Apr. !

Because tomorrow is 4 pub
lie hoiiday, persons holding ap
pointment slips for free chest
X-rays are asked to come in
stead on Saturday, April /.
The postponement is due to
the Inauguration ceremonies
for Governor Morris F. de
Castro.
, 1950-03-24
PRESIDENT HoNoRs
VIRGIN ISLANDS

This day, my friends, is not my
day. It is a great day for the peo-
pie Of the Virgin Islands. The
President of the United States has
not only honored me in calling
me, as a native, to administer the
government Of these Virgin Is
lands. He has honored the people
OF the Virgin Islands BY thus re-
c~ognizing our ability to govern
ourselves. In your name, there
fore, ] pledge loyalty to President
Trurnan's administration and to
the great pprinciples for which
our Nation stands. One of my first
recommendations as Governor will
be q request which / shall send
to the Legislature to rename our
airport the Harry S. Truman
Airport in recognition Of the ben
efits which have come to us dur
ing his administrator.
GOOD GOVERNMENT A
COMMUNITY UNDERTAKING
As ! said in my statement upon
, 1950-03-24

fairs of the Virgin Islands BY
members of both houses Of Con-
gress has been amply demonstrat
ed. We must prove ourselves
worthy Of that reservoir Of good
will and interest only if we de-
monstrate to the people Of the
United States that, as good Anneri
can citizens, we are prepared to
do everything that is possible for
ourselves and TO help ourselves.
I shall do my utmost to provide
the necessary leadership for such
a program Of increasing self-de-
pendence.
Continued on Page D
, 1950-03-24

The oath was administered
by Hon. Herman e. Moore.
Judge Of the District Court.
Governor de Castro address
ing the audience said:
Mr.. Chairman, Mr.. Secretary,
distinguished guests, fellow citi.
zens Of the Virgin Islands;
ACCEPTANCE OF TRUST
The great American statesman,
Henry Clay, once stated: aGovern-
ment is a trust, and the officers
Of the Government are trustees;
and boththe trust and the trustees
are created for the benefit Of the
people"
With deep humility, with keen
awareness Of the great response
bility which / have just assumed,
and conscious of the significance
of the oath which ! have taken,
| accent that trust. Tcall upon AL
mighty God to bear witness to my
pledge that / shall ever hold it
sacred and inviolable.
Evening star., 1950-02-21

Miss Usher has become an ush-
erette at a movie theater in Og-
more Vale, England.
Evening star., 1950-02-21

grows out Of the circumstance
that she really loves suffering
humanity and wants to serve it
as the one rewarding use of life
and affection. She ends up. ap-
parently a satisfied martyr, being
crucified two years later by a
group Of savage islanders to whom
she brought civilizations curative
medicines and too little of its
moral vision. The others are left
to mediate upon their guilt in
this symbolic sacrifice, this at a
later cocktail party which is a
repeat of the first one with the
same guests in a series of more
unselfish attitudes.
X X Y
The crucifixion of a principal
and heroic character is hardly
the stuff Of comedy, yet it re-
mains the distinction of THE
Cocktail Party" that it is a come
dy in spite Of this variation in
pattern. Moreover, despite his
surface guilt in having sentenced
the charming girl to her fate,
Eliot's psychiatrist remains the
sympathetic figure the playwright
had In mind.
X II Il
Producer Miller has come as
close as any one in years to on in.
comparable cast in THE Cocktail
Party" 1t is an imperative of
Eliot's musical script that it shall
be Immediately acted. This it is
by Mr.. Guinness as the superna-
tural psychiatrist; Miss Nesbitt as
the elderly flibberty- -gibbett, re-
markably intuitive associate of
the doctor; Robert Flemyng and
Eileen Peel as the spiritually
empty Chamberlaynes; Irene
Worth as the martyred girl and
Ernest Clark as a remarkably
comic fellow whose profession ap-
parently is anthropology..
Whatever other cocktail parties
you may choose to skip, by all
means attend Eliot's at the Henry
Miller Theater here. To miss it
would be grievous mistake
Evening star., 1950-02-21

courtesy! Let BOAC help you
plan your trip write me-. or call
EAecutive 1914.
Right now Is when you land Il need
some peace and quiet, some balmy
Bermuda living. Lucky time. too,
because devaluation gives You .
Bonus Holiday" Of 30H more for
your money. Best
holiday you've ever aNEE>t
had. too: all sports, s3k\S
dining on lush YH8
flower -bordered ter SHTA
races, dancing under WSO
the stars. Daily
flight service, weekly sailings. Don't
miss Bermuda's color folders and
booklets on the happy facts Ask
me-!
I'd rather have pink sand on my
feet, and never mind the galoshes
- and best place for this happy
state is Bermuda's Elbow Beach
Surf Club. $12 a day does it, COM
plete with meals. sports. dancing.
fine! Write*, or RE 2642.
drop me a post card at 225 West
! seth Street, New York Is. N. 4.
Evening star., 1950-02-21

Gilbert Miller production, directed
by E. Martin Brown would still
be a glittering investment. Alec
Guinness, Cathleen Nesbitt and
Robert Flemyng head an ensemble
whose like has not been seen in
New York since John Gielguid's S
group played THE Importance of
Being Earnest" here in 1947.
1t should not bother any one
that The Cocktail Party" is a
deeply thoughtful comedy that
sometimes becomes hazy in its
meanings. 1t is enormously funny
quite as Noel Coward might be If
he were more profound, or Oscar
Wilde II he were less acid in his
attitude toward his moral -betters.
Eliot's characters have the glitter
Of Coward's and Wilde's, and In
some respects are more sparkling
even though the inwardness of
them is under observation.
The Cocktail Party" is just
what it's title says. a comedy about
a cocktail party.
The guests are a special lot. but
not too special, for Eliot is wise
writer as well as a discriminate
ing host. The key characters are
four. the Edward Chamberlaynes
who are giving the party as kind
Of opiate for the pains Of five dull
years of marriage, the vibrant
girl who is Chamberlayne's mis-
tress, and psychiatrist who seems
more the special agent of divine
intelligence than a mere specialist
in mental medicine.
This stranger. spiritually
energized Harley street healer who
goes to his patients instead Of
waiting for them to come to him,
is amazingly and amusingly
adroit in taking on and solving
the problems. He breaks up the
amorous triangle which was
really a quadrangle since Mrs.
Chamberlayne had her own fling
with a young novelist with
almost supernatural ease.
AS for the Chamberlaynes, who
want not only to diagnose their
own cases but to prescribe the
cure. they are relatively easy. He
convinces the lawyer husband that
he is incapable of loving any one,
Mrs. Chamberlayne that she is
incapable Of inspiring real love.
Having done this, he resigns them
to a narcotic state Of matrimony
in which they live painlessly ever
after.
The girls case is more complex
It analyZes as an anguish which
Evening star., 1950-02-21
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Elizabeth Taylor has chosen her
maid of honor. Ann Westmore,
daughter of Wally, for her mar
riage in May to Nicky Hilton.
Mrs. Taylor tells me she will
probably give tea at her home
this week and make the formal
announcement. And that is
when Elizabeth will receive her
engagement ring" The ceremony
will take place in a Catholic
church. With a three month
honeymoon in Europe to follow.
Danny Kaye and William Perl
berg are huddling on the details
for his next picture Man On
the Riviera" to be made at Goth
Century-Fox.
Shelley Winters tells me she is
near g. collapse again. She's been
fainting on location in "Winches-
ter 49," But Shelley perks up
when I talk to her about Farley
Evening star., 1950-02-21

mere is TO know now SAD II is Chat
there are not more brilliantly
gifted poets like T. S. Eliot writing
plays. Eliot's eloquent comedy
may not be a great work. 1t sug-
gests. however, that at midpoint
the goth century has produced a
brilliant challenger to Bernard
Shaw's monopoly in intelligent
and amusing observation on the
antics of mankind.
There are difference between
Shaw and Eliot, of course, and
some Of these are in favor of the
latter. Most clear is that Eliot,
who is no less amused than Shaw
in THE Cocktail Party" is never
theless motivated by more Of az
lection and pity.
The laughter he inspires is more
tinged with hope and 1t Is the
best kind Of laughter any one has
discovered recently in the theater.
It would be remiss of any one not
to get in on it as quickly as he
can. At long last. New York has
a happy refuge for those crushed
by their inability to get seats for
South Pacific"
Were the play itself less reward
ing, the immaculate acting of the
Evening star., 1950-02-21
Hollywood Diary
Elizabeth Taylor to Marry in May
BY SheiIoh Grohom

Granger. "It's funny she says,
when the Goldwyn office wants
to find him, they call me-"
Preston Sturges, over beautiful
beef stroganoff at his Players
Restaurant. tells me how Metro
came to buy his old play, "Strict-
ly Dishonorable." for Ezio Pima
"I sold it to Universal in 1880
for $125, 900 and 25 per cent of all
future profits. When the Theater
Guild wanted to buy it for PIMA
on the air, I called Metro. They
bought the play in a hurry"
June Haver makes the pilgrim
age to Rome this Holy Year after
she finishes I'll Get By" She
says there isn't too much to the
report of a romance with Joe
Campbell. the close friend of her
late fiance, Dr.. John Dusek.
Evening star., 1950-02-21

We've had dinner twice." says
June.
X X
Ann Sheridan kissed her Steve
flanagan goodby again over the
week end. Annie and Steve see
more of each other now than
when they were going steady.
Enrol Flynn tells his pals that
he wants two or three more chill
dren, one after the other, after
Evening star., 1950-02-21
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showino

Ambassador - THE Shutdown
ers"; 1885, 3:35, 5:35, 7:35 and
$40 pm.
"Borderline":; IL am,
1:45, 4:30. 7:45 and 10 pm. Stage
shows; 12:45, $50, 6:15 and 9 pm.
Columbia-"The Heiress";; 10:45
am, 1855. sos, $40, TAO and
10 pm.
Dupont "Rigoletto'; /. 3:o5.
Sis, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Stromboli' 11:15 am,
l, 2:45, 4:30, $40, 8:05 and $50
pm.
Little-"The Affair Blum; II
am, LOS, $40, Sis, 7:25 and
9:35 pm.
Metropolitan - Sands of Two
Jima"; 1925 a m, 1:25. 1925, 5:25.
7:25 and 9:35 pm.
National Blossoms in the
Dust; II am, 1880, 2::35, 4:20,
sos. 7:50 and 9:40 pm.
Palace-"Twelve O'Clock High;
11:20 am, l:55, 4:30, 7:05 and
9:35 pm.
Pix-"Scarlet SIM; 2, 4:45, 1880
and 10 pm.
Playhouse - "All the Kings
Men; II am, /, sos, $40, 7:25
and $40 pm. ..
Trans Lux my Foolish
Heart; II am, 1880, 2:45, 4::35,
$50, 8:25 and 1915 pm.
Warner THE SundoWners"
11:40 am, lao, $40, 5:45, 7:45
and $50 pm.
Miss Usher has become an ush-
erntte at movie tbeoter in 90.
Evening star., 1950-02-21

his marriage to Princess Ghica.
The ceremony is scheduled for
the Greek Orthodox Church in
Paris.
Mrs. George Sanders has made
a deal with Frank Telford for
(See GRAHAM, Page co
Evening star., 1950-02-21
Drama News and Reviews
T. S. Eliot Cocktail Purty'
Is the One Not to Miss
By Jay Cormody
(Dromo Editor Of The Stor

Theatergoers seldom have bother their heads about great
writers because great writers bother about the theater
These latter leave the drama lesser literary to the
clever perhaps to the intense much Of the time
to those who merely ambitious but dull.
Yet The Cocktail Party" the Henry Miller theater
Evening star., 1950-02-21
TRAVEL: l!.:G:'Q]-R0UND 6! .
BY Nrsinio ooy
THERE'S NOTHING LIKE TRAVEL to shake up your
old ideas and give you nice perspective Ask me-
Il knoWl Here's easy living brisk and invigorat.

ing for you and even your budget!
Atlantic City's Ritz Carlton week.
end special is $18 per
person double, $23 single ah4
Fri. lunch thru Sun. Ae
Brunch" incl. gourmet" TVA
foodI Ask for details or IN
call Atlantic City 4-so5l.
4 lifetime Of leisure wouldn't be
sensible - but All! for q Caribbean
crnsei Bull Lines has It - II fas-
ctnating days aboard new styled
S.S. PUERTO RICO fun-fllled
stopovers in San Juan and Ciudad
Trutillo. Alternate Thursdays from
n. Y. I'll send leaflet'
BOAC Is going your way - to Rome
for Holy Year - and you can stop
over in Britain and
4 Ireland at no extra
A fare! Daily flights direct
from New York to Lon
don, and from Lon
AA4 don onward to Rome
And crossing the ocean
by new Speedbird
Stratocruiser is the last word In
luxury: double decker plane COM
plete with circular stairway. cock
tail lounge. and famous British
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Ta~ ~ WANTED -
SHOCK RESISTANCE

The ACURATOR is expertly
built to absorb shocks and
bumps. It's balance staff is
insured against damage with a
replacement guarantee.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
EH WANTED
SEAlED.lN PROTECTION

The ACURATOR is certified
waterproof for its case is
sealed against water and dust.
Swim or bathe with it.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Is This What
They're Saying
About YOU?

That you look older than your years That
you re losing that happy oare-free spirit OF
YOUTH Then do something about it!
Don't let middle age constipation
drag you down and rob you Of your cheer
full disposition. Rid your body of that waste
matter which stays too long in the system.
Use Serutan, the remarkable all-vege-
table product made especially for people
over s.. Gently, Serutan stirs those lazy
intestines into action. Thoroughly, it re-
moves those accumulated wastes. Com
pletely, it cleans out the system. Results
are so pleasant you'll be reminded OF your
younger days of no constipation worries.
What grand and glorious feeling to feel
like yourself again. Get Serutan at your
drug store today. Money back guarantee.
The Arizona post., 1950-12-15
BBW Adopts
Veterans Ward

For the past few months a
group of women quietly and dill
gently have been doing a sterling
job of entertaining group of
men on Ward 9 at Veterans Hos
pital. Patients are cross-section
of the country's population.
First Thursday of each month
group of BBW members enter
tain the patients alternating en-
tertainment and bingo with
prizes. Refreshments are served.
Holiday party will be held Dec.
26 at which each man will receive
a gift from the grab-bag. Buddy
Leonard will bring the Rancho
Nezhone floor show to entertain
the men and will be m. C.
Additional gifts for the grab
bag and contributions are invited
and may be presented to Mrs.
Sylvia Kaufman, chairman of the
project or her co-chairmen, Mines.
George Greenspan and Morris
Podolsky.
BBW consider this one of their
most important community pro-
jects. longtime veteran patients
keenly feel it, when they are neg
lected, says Mrs. Kaufman.