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UNITED STATES DISTRICT couR7
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
Ing Probate Court.-No. 1862, Ad.
ministra tration.-This is to Give No
tice; That the subscriber. of thu
District of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of thu
District Of Columbia, Letters o.
Administration on. the estate o.
Albert Lowe Clarke, late of thu
District of Columbia, deceased. Al
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to. ex'
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. te
the subscriber. on or before the ENC
day OF August, AID, 1851; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this End day q
February, 1851. FRANCES CLARK
KEEL. 1882 Brentwood Rd., NE
(seal) Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL, Register Of Wills fol. the
District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court feS.lb.22
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JANITORS

We need 2 good men to fill perma-
nent positions as janitors in The
Star Bldg.; applicants should be 25-
So yrs. OF age, willing to give regu-
pass physical exam. Apply Der. r.
sonnel Room sos Open weekdays
S:30-5 and Saturday 81.
THE EVENING STAR
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CARL C. sMUCK, Attorney.

l040 OO0o nope hu. Be.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 76979, -Ad-
ministration. This is TO Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
State Of Maryland has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, Letters Of Ad-
ministration on the estate Of Her.
man H. Pohl, late Of the District Of
Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated. to the. sub
seriber. on or before the lst day
of August, AID. 1851; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 1st day Of
February, 1851. ALBERT v. POHL,
334 Laurel Ave. Laurel, Md. (Seal.)
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL,
Register of Wills for the District Of
Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. feS,15,22
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MAN WANTED WITH CAR.
PHONE 81. 1850 FOR
APPOINTMENT.

distribute samples home to home;
no selling: must wear dark trousers;
la. draft classification accepted.
Apply to $3.50 am. RUBEN H.
DONNELLEY. 904 5th st. .n.w.-15
WITH with masnagsr: mage! seod earnings plus
YOU'VE sd5iSeat MAN for credit once; gio good
salary: perm. pos, Apply Mr.. Trice.
FRANC JEWELRY CO.. e27 9TH
YOUNG MAN. white. for general work 1S
in drugstore; must have drivers
permit: 4S hours, no Sunday work.
$40 per week; Apply KIRsoN's
PHARMACY, 4sla Ga. ave. NV.
some knowledge Of tires preferred,
not necessary; salary, $50 wk: II YOU
drink do not apply. SAFETY TIRE
CO.. 1927 33rd st. NV. No phone
YOUNG MAN wanted to work as Sec 6
writer. This is a splendid opportu-
in its highest form. It holds
2 career possibility: Please phone
Jo1,sE! f01 SGp%cintmsns %aN mt ST ds.s
State Is tent oss ssear'Pees Poss q / lGsf sarIss rss
INC. 1417 K st. NV. III
YOUNG MAN, soda fountain. ewes,
8 to 10; Sundays 10 to 10; 75c
faARMXcY, p meals sfsa ceiiiolnis ehsaTGsNa 4
YOUNG MAN. 1s to 80, ONCE as
sistant for new building supply
house; must have knowledge Of
typing: knowledge Of bookkeeping
helpful; fair salary to start See
MR.. STEVENS. 1905 r. I. ave,
Hyattsyille Md. -16
YOUNG MAN. to learn auto painting;
excellent opportunity to learn good
trade. See MR.. DENNISON, 3Ol0
Rhode Island ave. ne, -16
YOUNG MAN to train for pos. as re-
porter with news serv.; must write
shorthand. Write to Box 302-R,
YoUNG MEN. o1-e7. free to travel
80 States. Free transportation Cash
drawing account for hotel and
meals. No experience necessary
Chance to advance to $4,000
yearly position with large corpora
ton. Disability is no handicap. See
MR.. z. YOST. 4911 18th st. NV.
YOUNG mRN. SiE IS to as. assis. circu- .r
lation manager: free to travel Texas.
Fla. Calf. and return; expenses ad-
vaneed. TRANSPORTATION furn.: aver
age earnings S75 weekly. MRS.
KATES. Hotel Cairo, 18th and Que
sts; nw., Thurs. Fri. Sat. No phone
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PATENT ATTORNEY

Large manufacturing company has
opening for assistant in patent de-
partment with suficient experience
cute fairly complex mechanical ap-
plcations and to act in supervisory
capacity Mechanical engineering
and law graduate preferred. Give
Detailed information as to experience
and education. state salary desired
SNAPSHOT. Box 465-K. Star. lib
PmaRMAcbsr mab 4obs rsssteesd ss SeSps
PHARMACIsT-4S-hour week. s100:
good working conditions. Apply
o,AKLAWN PHARMACY, 1920 18th
pHARMAC1sTs for 3 nights and ever,
othe, sun: local ref. Apply EMPIRE
PHARMACY. 1898 Conn. ave. lis
'LASTERERS-100 first-class white
mechanics. Apply $500 Branch
vile rd'. Berwyn' Md, TO. e6oe
PLUMBERS HELPER. for established
plumbing and heating Arm; year
around permanent position, with a
must be clean-cut,. reliable Young
aan wEssTER ARRz to q Ms soEs EswaEs nc 'oHN s5S
roRTEhR;.V Il h;V' colored, excel. lob. 1l5 best
pay, pay, drug store in Silver Spring;
must mus have good refs. No ewes. or
roRfER rsaafEEs' vsnted Gali sH Aa5iv s9t7 uAM
WINE 4 LIQUOR f STORE 5so5 IS Ga. 2n
PoRTER~.DEL1vERy MAN. co,or.d
for, appliance store. Good hours
cnS.pD enS pay AMpp pT,Yer,s ys.s permit See MT.
TER, 5S5 North .Glebe rd.. Arling-
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HELP MEN
Parts COUNTER CLERK

For growing Nash leadership In Sill
With VET parfs 5Vsn stomo
bile leadership. Good pay. pleasant
working conditions. holidays with
pay. disqualification insurance when
qualified. vacation with pay. Apply
in person to Mr.. Beale. L. p. SAT-
FORD NASH. INC, s507 Colesyille
PARTS MAN for truck dealer, exp.
beneficial; CT training program
avail; disqualification. paid vaca-
tions. etc, See Mr. Cappiello, MA
LoNEY,s. INC, s126 Ga. ave-,
PART-TIME SALESMAN for mem,
wear and sporting goods; top pay
MILLS CO.. 9th and Z sts. NV.
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ALDEN W, HoAGE, Attorney.

1880 I4th ST. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court-No. 77019, Ad-
ministration. = This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Letters Of Ad-
ministration on the estate Of John
w. Covan. late Of the District Of
Columbia, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers. thereof, legally
authe nticated, to the subscriber, on
or before the 1st day Of August,
AID 1851; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate Given under my hand
this 1st day of February, 1851.
DONELLA MARY COVAN, 4913 47th
St. NV lSealD Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL, REGISTER of Wills. for
the District of Columbia, Clerk OF
the Probate Court feS. 1922.
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THE EVENING STAR

I1Ol fenna ave. NV.
PRESSER,. must be experienced and
Gependabie: Call Mr.. Cook. FLOWER
VALET SERVICE. JU. 7-6S63. Ii
PRESSERS, experienced on woolens:
must be sober and q steady worker.
Apply in person, ALEXANpRIA
CLEANERS, 604 Montgomery St.,
Alexandria. Va. Ia
PRESSERS, thoroughly exper. in
silk finishing. Must be sober and
reliable person. Steady employment.
with good pay. Apply in person. 6O4
PRESSER-One who can finish silk;
permanent position, good salary. 45-
hour week. Phone (dial) Ell 1890;
after 7:3Q pm. call (diaD Ell. 1905
for appointment. -l6
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HELP WCh.EN

Department Supervisor
Excellent opening for white man. be.
tween 25 and 35 yrs. Of age. to
supervise in production end OF laun.
dry. Applicant must have some ex.
perience in supervision Of employ
ees. sober and willing to work. This
is a permanent position with good
Apply to Mr.. Towles. bet. 10 and 5.
National Laundry Co.
q Pierece 81. NV. Ii
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REAL ESTATE SAL LESMAN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Have opening. real estate salesman
with small staff providing plenty Of
JERRY BAKER, Ex. 4474
917 18th ST. NV. Room 7o4-5
RELIEF MAN. colored. to relieve on
switchboard and assist janitor. Sal
ary and apt: No children. See
NV.
REPRESENTATIVE-Old line legal
reserve life insurance company has
opening for representative, age 80
to 40 who is Intelligent. ambitious.
able. Excellent training program
for one selected. Please send data
concerning education, age, expert
ence. marital status and car. Box
63-R. Star. -16
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Patent Attorney or Agent

Corporation has opening in patent
department for assistant with at
preparation and prosecution OF
mechanical patent applications. state
education and experience, salary re-
auested and inclose non-returnable
snapshot BOX AJAX Star Tx
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ASSISTANT

BEAUTICIAN - Good manieurist
wanted, good salary a and ;o,1iah. sominis-
FRED THE HAfRsTYLIsT at PHIL
'PSBORN, sos 11th ST. NV. --16
BEAUTY OPERATOR, shampoo girl
and manicurist. thoroughly expert-
LIN PARK HOTEL Beauty SALON.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. for very busy
downtown salon; salary and COM
mission, 5-day week; top salary and
commission. PIERRE DISELLE
BEAUTY SALON. Room 601. 1920
N. Y. ave. NV. II
BoOKKEEPER, Underwood Elliott
machine for old-established invest
ment broker. d. 3O60. -16
BOOKKEEPER, general once work;
5:day VIZ. 9 am. to 5 pm. Can
B00KKEEPER foE Erocery store; 3h-
day wk. All Lee hwy, Arl., Va.
BoSKkk2R1ESPiER-cAsHIER. KEEP a5-s5. ex-
perienced only in use Of adding ma
chine and typewriter. We will teach
you all phases of Bookkeeping: $50
working conditions. only those in
terested in permanent employment
need apply. Call AT. 6S6s for ap-
BooKKEEPER SSiusIf' TYp1sT. full time.
permanent position: Apply VIM.
BALLANTYNE & SONS, l421 + st.
BooKKEEPING MACHINE oPR..
permanent position; no exper. nee;
some tipping ability pref; usual
benefits. MR.. DORIAN, OR. 1900.
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MACHINIST
Manager or Assistant

Manager or Assistant
Five and ten cent store. must be
exper. Apply KINGS, 1904 7th
st. NV.
MASONs. stone and brick; wanted
Immediately. Apply AVERY CON-
sTRUcTIoN CO.. 2647' Conn, ave.
MEATCUTTER; must be sober. de-
pendable: steady Job Apply in
person. 340l Dent pl NV. lie
MECHANICS HELPER-Some experi-
ence and spray painting desirable;
good working conditions, full en-
ploye benefit program. good future.
Call Mt. Shallow at G. e. SUPPLY
CORP, HU. $500. -15
MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN to work
with engineering group in develop
ment of precise measuring instru-
ments; must have machine shop ex-
perience and ability In instrument
making; some experience with cleo
tronic devices is desirable. Salary
open. ENGINEERING RESEARCH
ASSOCIATES. INC. 507 18th st. s..
MEssENGER. r. White, White $50 for 4d.hr.
week; Apply in person. 1913
NtTI.. PPFSS BLDG. lie
METAL MAN. exper., to clean and
sort metal Apply in person, ACE
JUNK CO. 1920 Georgia ave. NV.
AID 5A5T. -l6
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Janitor-D Delivery Man

The Star has an opening for colored
man, between 20 and So years ot
age, to act as janitor and driver
previous driving experience, cleal
record and D. C. drivers permit
physical exam. Apply Personnel
Room sos. open weekdays, s:30-5
and Saturday, 81.
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11o1 Penua. Ave. NV.
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ELECTRoNIC TECHNICIAN. exDeri-
enced In DEVELOPMENT and construc-
tion of electronic and electro-Ine-
chanical devices. Salary eommen-
REssAscH fHEsts Sia assocAEs sssS fNc 5o7
18th st. s.. Arl.. Va. OF. s93s.
ELEVATOR oPERAToR-Middle-ased
sober colored man; hours, am. to
shift. permanent JOB. Phone Mr..
IRVINE. Ma. $500. -16
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
White man for ofice bldg.; daywork;
see Mr.. Seymour. Colorado Bldg.
14th and G sts. NV. z18
ENGINEERS. mach. design aeronau-
tical and eleetronics, 1 to SO SS' 600 per
zBbo Fhise'tf 4os 70 1sso New 'AaE YorE
FIREMAN, Sober Sober and reliable, for
h.-p. boilers. Apply 372o Upton st.
FOUNTAIN CLERK. experienced,
to work. ALBANY PHARMACY, 18th
FOUNTAIN o'H + IN MAN-Exper.. with local
pg 1fgsrfnss Ss2 fay sh s2od eo 4h 4R
FOUNTAIN MANAGER wanted for
neighborhood drug store. Box 361-
rHRNiTGRE ii SFffj F1N1sHER-store can
employ capable man: full OF part
time. Cali MR. Held. RA. 9010.
GAS SERvICEMAN for established
plumbing and heating firm; year
around permanent position with
chance for advancement. Applicant
must be clean-cut, reliable young
man. Apply to Mr.. Edward. JOHN
G. WEBSTER g. SONS. INC, 627
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS ta),
colored. fabrication man, car washer.
Must be experienced FEATHER
STONE SERVICE STATION. 1905
GAS STATION ATTEND ANT, ex-
perienced: Va. drivers license nee
fabrication experience: no night or
5s5 North Glebe I'd, Arlington. Va.
OW. T722. ~1S
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CASHIER
And some ONCE work for liquor store:
opportunity for ambitious, serious
minded person to advance; good
salary. CENTRAL. 51S 9th st. NV.
Do not phone. -1T
CASHIER
managers ofice. HAY ADAMS
HOUSE. 18th and H SITS. NV. 30
CEMENTERS. first-class mechanic!
only. Report with tools. 4th anc
Valley ave. Sc, MASTER BUILDERS
INC, 10. 3-97S3.
CHINA PACKER, colored. experienced
with drivers permit and references
Apply 141 18th st. ne. Mr.. BAKER
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HELP WoAEk

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK-Pre.
fer experienced checking invoices,
handling purchase orders, and re-
ceiving. papers. Must be accurate
Company benefits. Forward complete
outline of work history, giving day
phone to Box 156-R. Star. III
OPERATOR. ma
tionai org anization; 5-day wk.: an
nual and sick leave. Ma. 1854. -16
KEY PUNCH operator.
experienced; good working condi-
tons, frequent pay increases 37a
hours per week; state previous ex-
perience and schools attended. Apply
Box 162-R. Star. lis
HAND, ladies' coats
and SUITS; part time and steady
work; good salary. EISEMEN'S. F at
9TH st NV. -15
ASST. BOOKKEEPER
Prefer Arlington resident. Call LURIA
BROS, OW. S503. -15
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ATTENTION sALESMEN
We need 3 mere good statesmen IL
our sales department. Earnings IN.
limited and future secure. We are
not effected by war priorities, OF
erecit restrictions. Experience not
necessary. Complete training given.
Car necessary. Substantial drawing
account For personal interview. see
Mr.. Robson or Mr.. Lee between
10 and 12 or 9 and 4.
Fl. LINCOLN CEMETERY
1901 BLADENSBURG RID. NE.
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PRESS CLEANER

Colored, heavy build, age 25-35
capable OF passing a physical exam.
no experience necessary. Apply
Personnel. Room sos. Open week
days. S:30-5; Sat. 9-1. No phone
THE EVENING crAp
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Man, between 80 and 40 years of age.
CO.. Prefer one with experience
and car. Splendid opportunity for
The right man. Call MR.. FISHER.
sTt eaiy $500 between 10 and II IL an
PURCHASING AGENT-Young man,
home oflce of growing life insurance
Co; prefer man who Is now empl.
apply apI liookns km oo 59F sfs os Tith ttb future
between 2 am. and pm. ia
RADIo-Tv. repair man. 500 per wk.,
sxpeTlensed. uAysos1 sIaTTaRYi Sasyi mRit RApIo ne
co; 4?35 Wisconsin ave. NV. -19
sss ssss cs sHFfhs MK fsnsi Rss s0sS 3d. rag os g.
RADIO AND rELEvrs1oN men wan wanted
for truck delivery: 500 weekly,
ddayw9rk day only. STAR RADIO CO.,
RADIO tSs 'its ssp s. TEEEvrsros FiH repair
SG SS5oRsEsI I "a RADIO b sd { TEL TELE7fsiook fiHo
REAL a Tsi ESTATE srEo sALEsMAN-wwe1 w1e can
aTnsen aif sRs os fSsa %s don %sH e Believe
in a large sales force. we want a
small sales STAFF of qualified men
making big money. See Frank Ford
mgr; Of JAMES L. DIXON & CO..
RADIO a, Bldg, 2026 10th ST.. N.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Boss A.
PHELPS, INC, I417 < st. NV. Iii
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-One ex-
perienced man to replace a man
who has been called into the service.
We believe 1t to be the finest real
estate selling position available
around Washington. Although
handling one. of the largest sales
volumes of better-type homes in
the Metropolitan area. we positively
limit our sales force to 10 FULL
TIME MEN. Our liberal advertising
policy has been evident for many
years. Highest references required.
Please contact Mr.. Farr. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411 lis
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-If you
are now in real estate. If you are
unhappy with your Job. II you would
like to connect with an active
office where your services will be
appreciated, call CITY REALTY CO.,
RE 0CnQ CT n1Dr
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Assistant to Bookkeeper

ASSISCdIlC 10 bOOkKeEp6T
Girl wanted for gen. once work.
Excel. earnings. No experience nee,
some typing essential. Pleasant
work in pleasant surroundings. Ap-
ply in person to MR.. N. g. DEMER&
f(l4 9th sf n W
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COLLECTOR

With car. to collect current accounts
excellent salary plus car allowance
steady position. Apply HOLLY
WOOD 703 7th st. NV. Ia
COLLECTION AND PROPERTY IN.
SPECTION MAN for mortgage bank.
ing firm Retired serviceman age
40 to so. capable Of handling OWL
correspondence and meeting public
should be familiar with Washingtor
area and have car. 5-day week 9:l5
ing salary S2,40O plus car allowance
Should be available at once FRED.
ERICK W. BERENS, INC, Mortgag,
Bankers, 1898 K st. NV. See Mr.
Graham MA 6O06 Ia
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LIQUOR SALESMAN
Experienced and capable man for
liquor store: an excellent oppor-
for livewire. CENTRAL, SIS 9th
St nv Do not phone IL
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CONTACT WoRK-GovERNMENT
AGENCIES AND OFFICIALS
Some knowledge Of government rou.
tine and departmental procedure
REQUIRED. Law training desirable but
not necessary. Must be personable
and have experience in public rela-
tions: To represent publisher. Box
HOS, Star.
Evening star., 1951-01-09

Make hole in center. Pour In
boiling water until pie is covered.
Cook about one hour. Herbs can
be used If desired. 7 never saw
chicken pie cooked with vegetables
until came to Washington.
T have a few workbasket trans
fer patterns some one can have
if they will write to me through
RICH.
X n Il
SOFTEN SUGAR.
(Fron, Mrs. II. M. S., W1sllinotonJ
For Mrs. e. L. F.. Washington:
This lady's daughter is in North
Carolina and wants to know how
to keep confectioner's sugar soft.
Put the sugar in a tin can and
place a slice Of bread in 1t, put
top on. In q short time sugar
is soft. This also applies to granu-
lated and brown sugar. Always
keep the container tightly closed
after it has softened.
Evening star., 1951-01-09

sale. She should write for a list
of the different crosses and mix
lures Of several crosses.
African violets from seeds are
not named varieties but seedlings
and something different and in
teresting may appear. No matter
what the cross most of the seed
lings will be blue. I can recon-
mend this phase of the hobby to
those who have room available to
care for all the little seedlings
until they become blooming size
and you can evaluate their worth.
So many of us have every avail
able inch taken up with named
varieties that we have no room
for seedlings. But for those who
have the space 1t is an interesting
process. A Towering plant may
be obtained from seed as quickly
as from a cutting.
fFrom Miss E. A., WdShingtonD
To Mrs. j. E. B.: do not know
where you can buy African violet
seeds but I have started growing
some from seeds from my own
plants.
You must let the blooms stay
on the plant until the stem is
dead. Completely dried up. Then
take the end that held the blooms,
the yellow pollen is usually left
there, and break it off. Plant it
in rich soil. I used African violet.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
By John Robert Powers

pity you poor teen-ager with
everybody nagging at you about
the way you slump! If sympathy
will get better results, I'll be the
first to admit that the fault is not
yours.
Here are the snap ways to do 1t:
/. Never sprawl over your desk
or recline on your bed while you
study. Sit tall as you can in a
comfortable, straight-back chair.
If your desk is too low for you,
ask your father to have it raised
to the correct height by placing
wooden blocks under the legs. Gle
won't think it's any trouble. be-
lieve me.) II your desk is too
high, ask your mother to buy a
hard cushion for your chair.
She'll run, not walk to the near
est store)
2. Remember, no beauty ever
has head that juts forward on a
curved neck. Make certain that
your light is adequate so you don't
have to read with the lend Of your
nose" Hold the book up instead
of bending over it.
8. To make sure you won't have
hips that look 10 sizes too big.
watch how you carry your books
between classes. Beware OF shelf
ing them on your abdomen!
Avoid developing a lopsided
looking figure as a result OF carry
ing your books in the same arm all
the time. To make sure you don't
constantly favor one arm, why not
start a new style for carrying
books? Something like wide
Scotch plaid leash should turn the
trick and the trend.
4. Since all figure beauty and
grace in movement stems from
posture, guarantee the future OF
yours by signing up for some sport
that will work like mad for you
while all you do Is have tun.
Archery is good for shoulders, rid
ing for the back and swimming
for all-round problems.
5. Look alive! Your posture re-
fleets your state of mind If you
maintain an alert outlook, your
mirror will tell you that you are
getting results!
dance THROUGH A WEEK TO BEAUTY
Created exclusively for readers OF this
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cne can do They bring increased grace
and reduced measurements as proved by
test in the Powers laboratory. For the
booklet giving complete details write John
Robert Powers In care of The Evening Star,
inclosing self-addressed, stamped en-
yelope and 10 cents in coin to cover costs
Evening star., 1951-01-09
Readers Clearing House

soil which I got at a five and ten
cent store. Any rich soil is alright.
Plant the pollen with it. I planted
some without it. and they did not
mature. Since then, I found in
the dictionary that pollen is the
male element in Towering plants.
My purpose was to blend my
different colors. 1t is a rather
slow process but I don't mind, as
I have so much to do and other
hobbies I am just as interested in.
Dolls of any kind, scrapbooks and
writing letters.
X X y y
POEM.
from Mrs. v. M. X, Riperdale.J
The poem, IAN Apple Orchard
in the Spring" requested recently
in RICH was written by William
Martin and may be found in
many collections. It appears in
Required Poems for Reading
and Memorizing," fifth and sixth
grades for example. There are
four verses as follows:
Have you. seen an apple orchard In the
Spring?
In the Spring?
An English apple orchard In the sprins7
with their wealth Of promised glory
And the mavis sings its story.
In the Spring.
Have you pluekes the apple blossoms in
In the Spring7
And caught snEfn., their subtle odors in the
Crumpled petals baby white,
just to touch them Q delight-
In the Spring.
Have you walked beneath the blossoms
in. the Spring?
In the Spring?
% When M tie pink pink casesdes Ssss are n falling.
And the cuckoo bird soft calling.
In the Spring.
'If you have not, then you know not, in
the Spring.
Hall the color beauty, wonder Of the
Spring;
No sweet sight can ! remember
Half so precious, half 50 tender.
As the apple blossoms render
In the Spring"
WILLIAM MARTIN.
HINT.
(From Mrs. H. S. M. ViennG.)
Having made what I believe may
be a discovery. I would like to pass
on the information to the readers
I had a rayou shower curtain
which was quite badly stained
around the bottom. Thinking the
curtain was probably done for" I"
I proceeded to soak 1t in some
bleach end cold water. This proc
ess was taking place in the kit
chen sink. I had occasion at the
same time to pour some warm