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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
Otto Simon Reelected
Head Of Cootie Tent,
WFW Department

Otto Simon was reelected COM
mander of TINT Pup Tent No. l.,
Military Order of the Coolies, at
the last meeting.
Other officers are: Senior vice
commander, l.. Frank Rodden,
Post 2194; junior vice commander,
Francis Wood, Post 1874; quarter
master, Robert F. Sutphin, Post
2979; advocate, Danny Agquis,
Post SAT-; chaplain. John Maca-
boy, Post 284; historian, Percy w.
Graves, Post 2979; surgeon, Frank
Petrzola. Post 1919; three-year
trustee, Frank Topash, Post 1401 ;
two years, James Wood, Post 1888;
one year. Stephen T. Nichka,
Post 824
Clair Woods of Post 1874 has
been appointed shirt reader
Other appointments will be an
nounced later. Installation of the
officers to be held in connection
with the annual pilgrimage
ceremonies on the week end OF
November 2.
A dance of the National Honor
Guard will be held at the Silver
Spring Memorial Post, 2425 Haden
drive. on October Is.
Potomac Post, which has been
holding its meetings on the second
Thursday at 2022 Rhode Island
avenue NE. and on the fourth
Thursday at 1918 Rhode Islano
avenue NE, will now hold them
on the second Wednesday at 1915
Rhode Island avenue NE. and or
the fourth Wednesday at 2022
Rhode Island avenue NE.
The next meeting will be
Wednesday at 1922 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Meetings this week:
MISUNDERSTANDING Memorial
Post. Legion Home, Colmar Man
or, Md.
Observation-Disclosures Memorial
Post, Seventh and H streets S.W.;
Press Post, Trans Lux Restaurant
Fourteenth and H streets NV;
Bethea-W WEIGH Post, $50 S street
NV; T. N. T. Pup Tent No.
moo. 100 Eleventh street Sc.
Wednesday-Father John P
Gallagher Post, North Capitol anc
K streets; Front Line Post, AIS
Seventh street NV; Potomac
Post, 2022 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE.
Thursday-Takoma Post, Bank
Building, Piney Branch and Flow
er avenues. Takoma Park, Md;
Joseph B. Kelliher Post, 1901
Prospect street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

$45 DOWN
On Approved Credit
'4S Buick 4-dr.. 1905.
40 Chevrolet. club coupe. S995.
40 Ford club cpe. SO" S395.
40 Ford convertible; 1895.
40 Ford Tudor, $S95.
'46 Hudson, 4-dr.. S495.
'46 Lincoln. 4-dr.. S495.
AS Nash, 4-dr.. S595.
AZ Odds, 2-dr.. $685..
80 Hudson. 2-dr.. Lbs.
40 Kaiser. 4-dr. S795.
KENNY MOTOR co.
4l@l R. l. u aTs' 4 Brentwood Nc Ms
LOOK, SUN. SPECIAL
1852 Nash rambler station wagon.
1852 Ford Tudor, like new, $1,s95
1851 Ford Tudor, extra clean, ST. 500
1851 Plymouth, 4-dr., light blue:
1850 Ford. 4-dr., blk. Wv. tires,
1850 81 an old IS "ss" Holiday, a st;aeS
green and cream; r. and h. Hydra.
1919 Cadillac 2-dr. sedanette; beau
194s olds 2-dr. sedanette: r. and h,
1913 Pontiac 4-dr. Hydra; 1905
Many other nice used cars
TIP-TOP MOTORS
1908 Richmond hwy, l mi. south
Of Alexandria on Route l. Tele-
King ling s 81; King 8-1717
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 4s Champion coupe;
fully EQUIP; overdrive; T. and b.
and many extras. Owner needs
Rins s. anG can be financed 81 1895
sTUDEBAKER l947 sedan; r. and h.;
MisTRo .hSls a MOTORS. 1900
sTgDEBA lS,I l94s Champion 4;5 .a1s
or best offer. Ho. 6U43. 80
STUDE. '4S Regal de luxe Comdr.
sed.; overdrive, r. and h., very clean;
2-day money-back trial. 4-month
written guarantee. HILL & SAND
INA. $3.50. iI14 Vermont ave. NV.
STUDE. 80 de luxe 2-dr.: htr. equip:
very clean.. good tires; 1926; q
day money-back trial. 4-month writ
ten guarantee. HILL & SANDERS.
Wash.'s oldest Ford dealer (NA.
$500. lila Vermont ave. NV.
ROLLS ROYCE 1929 town sedan;
or best offer. LO. 4-7573.
WlLLYS JEEPSTER 194S: red conv.;
clean throughout. new top. good mo-
tor excel. appearance; must sell.
wITIYs 80 station wagon; overdrive.
clear leather uphols.; one owner;
90 day guar; 81. l95s "a mos; to
g RaSo, sT FIS ART \ MOTOR p sse co. INA.
WILLYS 1899 business cpe:; perfect
WILLYS JEEPSTER 40: good cond.;
e sSSSo goo miles, one owner; ss75; Hu.
w Willy 1889 sedan with 1s4s Jeep
WILLYS 81 station wagon; $1.276;
condition; four new tires. heater.
t Eanspi weekda aSS' RE- RE- osbe. Sum.
willis tie47 station, wagon: new
motor. radiator, shocks. etc; me-
Chemically good; $685.. Crescent
,269.J (tolD,
EN- e s sHS eA'' 'N'e'' ' E. E9S''
WHY'S 81 Jeepster. Hurricane 4;
eua ;TSn i 81. 195. Lo. S-ss7o. IL
B Bull ~ . R9admaster 4-dr. $ sss5
Buick 80 Special 4-dr. -S295
Cadillac AZ Hydra. -$565
Chevrolet AZ club coupe, ------SS65
c chhevroiIess II Il Coupe - ----$sss
Chevrolet 40 md. S2e5
SheyTioet 30 IN nd :,, 2-d aonn. s sass
Lincoln '46 sedan ------------$345
Mercury '46 sedan S545
Oldsmobile AZ club coupe SOD
Oldsmobile 40 coach --S195
Packard 40 club coupe S195
Pontiac 40 club coupe S595
Pontiac '37 club coupe ------Sl35
Studebaker 80 club coupe -$165
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 14th st. NV.
EMERGENCY SALE
Odds '52 Super "SS" 4-dr. sedan:
Have just bought new home and
am forced to sell car. Driven only
$500 mi. Many extras: will sell
for S2,750, or best offer. VIII con-
slider smaller car as down payment.
buyer can assume payment. 10.
Sits.
1889 Oldsmobile coupe ------S IS
1910 Pontiac sedan ---------$ 30
1910 Studebaker coupe -~---$ %
1941 DeSoto convertible sed. SIP
1887 Buick sedan ---S 70
1898 Dodge sedan ----S 20
1871 Oldsmobile sedan ------S125
1910 DeSoto sedan $125
Others to choose from JOHN s.
REECE, 1920 First st. s.w. 20.
SPECIALS
40 Ford Fordor Sl96
40 Chevy coupe -------------S lS5
Al Buick sedan -S19o
40 Ford convertible ----------$129
Al WHY'S sedan -------------S1 2y
Al Ford pickup $50
'49 Ford sedan; r. and h.---SS95
TERMS OR TRADE
ROBERT HERSON
~ Florida Ave. NE. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

MERCUkY 1913 club coupe: delight.
finger-tip control. Iong-range radio.
heater and dual control defrosters;
excellent mechanical condition; 1903.
LLUpssTIN,E5, NICHOLSON; chevISlset-
Ar aSS%p. 5000 BALTIC. ave ave-. Hyat etS:
MERCURY 40 convertible; yellow
drive ne eec 2aek sGp and HERE r. s
real buy at only SI,0S5. Come out
and see it. Drive. it and bring your
e eoTn BE- srTsnsed 9 sfIS
yer Spring, Nd. ~. s-s1ss. ~
MERCURY '46 convertible; T. and h..
WV. tires. This car has good APP
pearancs and d runs good ID Don't miss
yer sprin S Md doo Ju. s' svs15 asS' Sill
MERCURY 1851 4-dr.: like new; Cd.
AYERS ,s 99lLDssMogILE CADILLAC
Alexand sisine oSa o s60pD'hs center
MERCURY '4S cow; Gust. Sc. r. and
h., WV; clean. snow-white top;
ps oss see c e a SX 6sS4 pvt
MERCURY 1850 2-tone beige and
+ + fR R5ssS By owner: si'4s5: Ssi
M. g. mark 2: $4,000 miles: 81 $50.
M ISL Hs M SsSS Rr f Is5s 4o Convertible.
excel. condition; 5000 mi; $1,000.
M SSsie S .%iNoR 1851 convertible;
5000 miles; Cdr. sedan. II 900
miles. Both Of these cars are fully
equipped and absolutely in new-car
cond. in every way. Must be seen
MOTORS. Solo Wis. ave, Wo 5000.
NASH 1e47 Ambassador 4-dr. sed.:
Cd, r. h.. low mileage; orig black
finish and interior same as new Car
absolutely in perfect cond. in every
way. You may take car to your
own mechanic for approval: S795.
BELL MOTORS. solo Wis. ave.
NASH 1851 Rambler convertible; r.
and h.; low mileage; blue finish.
black top, Wv. tires. This 1-owner
car is absolutely same as new in
every way. You may take car to your
own mechanic without deposit. 81.
495. BELL MOTORS, SOTO Wis. ave,
NASH 1919 Ambassador cdr. Air
1lyte sed;. overdrive, radio. air-con-
ditioned heater; written guarantee:
S1,245. ALEXANDRIA NASH, 1705
MT. Vernon ave-, AL. 1880, ewes. It'll
8. closed Sundays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

EMERGENCY SALE
Odds '52 Super 49, 4-dr. sedan.
Have just bought new home and
am forced to sell car. Driven only
$500 mi. Many extras: will sell
for S2,750, or best offer. Win con-
slider smaller car as down payment,
buyer can assume payment. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

Ford Dealer tNA. $500. lila Yer Yer
FORD FORD SO SO custom So" Tudor sedan;
black. exceptionally clean; S1.395;
written guarantee. HILL & SAN
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
INA. 9S50D. lila Vermont ave. NV.
FORD. 1850 VS. 4-dr.; 7. and h.,
overdrive; low mileage: 81 .395. 1920
Monroe st. NV, Apt "a.
FORD 80 de luxe 4-dr;;; h; needs
roR aSf 1877 sePrif radio heater, seat COY.
or best offer. Oh. $3.50.
FORD 1899 cow. coupe; rumble seat;
ieaded and lowered; excel. through
FORD 40 s-door; good buy; $3.50.
10. $4,000
FORD '36 coupe; ideal for racer re-
coed; ;,,,; sa5 s,S s5 best offer. Phone
FokI1 m Sss 4 !; excel excel. running e spd;
Fo iIp fs Si Gu custom 2s.door; radio.
heater: S1.525. by owner. JE.
FORD isss EosdOr sedan Ss1 n nsH Gus,
to match: only 1.400 actual miles;
owner sailing; $3.50 or near offer.
NO 1891; -. Wv. .doo,. rows-.
super LIE luAS S-uOOL p.
full S-cyl;. excellent ,cond; through
out; orig beautiful black finish; late
~ model with custom r. and h.
seat cover. ETC.: like new premium
tires and battery; low mileage; $500.
Cali DE. 1851 before noon or after
FoRD 40 Custom "s' 2-dr.; T. and
s 81; less special ss95. opEII Two No:
TORS, 600 Pa. ave. Sc, IL. 3-6663.
FORD "a Super de like "S'' 2-dr.: T.
and H.: gorgeous gray: spotless S695.
O'DELL MOTORS, 900 Pa. ave. sc.
FORD 1851 Victoria; beautiful two
tone .aearI low milsase car; IT., and h.;
sacrifice at Sl,975. LII. 4-S032.
new top: r. and h: low mileage;
perfect cond. 81 400. WI. 1881.
FORD 80 2-dr. sed.: r. and h; over.
drive; Dir; signals; all extras; 81 $50.
rom custom "s" 4-dr.: r; h.; Tue
son tan finish: good cond.; reas.
priced. Pvt. owner. S1.595. IA. s.
$685.
FORD 1850. Dark blue, Cdr: heat
er: excel. tires. This is the 6 cyl.
Terms; guaranteed; a smart buy.
S1.lS5. AKERS OLDSMOBILE-CAD-
LILAC CO. HARRINGTON Shopping
Center, Alex. OV. O250.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
By the Chef

The onion family holds an un-
disputed position in the culinary
world-in fact. one wonders how
we would begin to cook inter-
estingly without its various men,
bers. Onions, shallots. scallions,
leeks, chives and garlic all have
their place, but the wise cook
knows exactly when each one will
show up at its best.
In salads. for instance, thought
must be given to the eaters di-
gestion. If f1nicky. it is probably
wisest to stick to the delicate
chives, for just a whiff of pun
gency. But for harder souls,
there is the joy Of the onion it
self, and of the springlike seal
lion, both to be eaten raw.
The large onions, such as Span
ish, Texas and Bermuda are the
gentlest of the tribe. Their pc
culiarly sweet flavor makes them
especially adaptable to salads
and sandwiches. When buying any
onions, select those that are
firm, bright and clean, and that
have not begun to Sprout.
You can solve the raw onion
problem in salads by avoiding
it-that is, have the onions served
cold, but cook them first. They are
especially good stuffed. Simply
skin and parboil the onions, then
remove part of the center. leav-
ing several layers. Chill and
Evening star., 1952-04-15
Tar Heel Club
To Give ca

A reception and tea honoring
visiting OAR delegates from North
Carolina will be given by the Tar
Heel Club of Washington from
4:30 to 6 pm. Thursday.
The affair will be held in the
historic Hoyt Mansion at 170l
Rhode Island avenue NV, a res
idence owned by Mrs. Linda
Ancher. who is lending it to the
club for the occasion.
Plans for the reception and tea
for the visitors who are here to
attend the annual Continental
Congress of the Daughters of the
American Revolution were an
nounced by Robert A. Erwin,
president of the Tar Heel Club.
Mrs. Raymond S. deMott is chair
man of the arrangements COM
mittee.
Members of Congress from
North Carolina and their wives
have also been invited to attend.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
Eof Whot You Like and
Grow Lovely and Slim

Remember. you get no Reducing Pan"
or Menus" in the Model-Etts pacnage
because none is ecessary The
Model-Etts way is the way approved by
most doctors. 1t restricts your appetite,
not your diet 30 that you lose fat auto
matically. This has been proved clini-
eally by q group of New York doctors
connected with Q promineot N. Y.
hospital.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
SAN ANTONIO.

From Mrs. L. r. G., Alexandria,
I hasten to write that D. r. S.,
Washington, is misinformed. One
cannot compare the climate of
San Antonio with that of Hous-
ton. Houston is much like Wash
ington in the summer in that the
humidity is terrific. Summer
there is longer and the tempera-
ture higher than it is here. San
Antonio. on the other hand, is
some 240 miles further west and
some 300 feet higher. therefore. it
has a much dryer and more bear
able heat. I might add that there
is always a cooling southeast
breeze every night. always buy
or rent a home on a hill, if pos
sible, and with bedrooms on the
southeast side of the home.)
D. r. S., is right in saying that
there are no desirable apartments.
There are few apartment build
ingS but people down there like
more space to move about. I still
dislike the shut-up feeling I get
when see all these huge apart
ment developments. How do peo-
pie breathe so close together?
Then, too, real estate in San An
tonic is priced low enough that
almost any one who wants to can
afford to buy their own home.
take issue with Mr.. D. r. S., that
there are no rentals. San An
tonic is the home of four huge
Air Force Bases and one of the
largest Army Posts in the United
States. Therefore, there are many
desirable rentals to be had. Also,
there are many large and lovely
tourist courtS-many with kitch-
ems. The further west one travels
the more tourist courts one finds.
The West lives on wheels.
The Texas school system is
highly rated and San Antonio has
six large high schools. Brecken-
ridge and Jefferson are the largest
and better known. There are
many good colleges and universi-
ties in Texas-TexaS A6zM and
Texas University, to name two,
both outstanding schools in their
fields.
San Antonio is an old but color
full city with many historical
monuments and buildings. The
zoo is one of the finest to be seen
anywhere with trained animal
acts presented daily. BY the way,
1 understand that San Antonio is
one of the fastest growing cities in
the United States. Can all those
people be wrong?
I admit that there is no in
between there, one either hates it
or loves it-moSt people love it.
People are friendly and happy
and life moves as slowly and easily
as the San Antonio River as it
winds its way like a fat. sluggish
snake through the town.
Shopping facilities are excellent.
with several large department
stores.
A letter to Mr.. Jack White,
Mayor of San Antonio, would
bring an immediate response to
other pertinent facts. Or an in
quiry through the RICH to me will
be answered promptly.
I do seem to have rambled on
and on but if I sound like the
Chamber of Commerce it is be-
cause there are two sides to every
story and / wanted you to know
some of the good points about San
Antonio.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
Onion indispensable
70Good Cookinq

stuff, or stuff and chill. depending
upon your choice of filing,
For instance, onion stuffed
with crabmeat: Prepare large
Spanish onions as above. Flake
2 cups of fresh cooked crabmeat,
being sure to remove all MEM
brane. Add cup of diced celery.
and tablespoon each of minced
green pepper and pimento. Sea-
son with salt, pepper and little
curry powder. Mix with "a cup
of mayonnaise. Chill for / hour.
Then stuff the cooked onions,
which have already been chilled,
and serve on separate plates gar
nished with shredded cabbage or
lettuce.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
Group Activities
To Be Featured

The Soroptimist Club of WASH
ington will focus attention on the
Venture Club and it's activities.
at its weekly luncheon at l pm.
tomorrow in the Willard Hotel.
The Venture Club is composed
Of young business women who are
individually sponsored by Sorop-
timist Club members.
The entertainment will include
vocal selections by Miss Margaret
Sparks, a VenturiSt.
Mrs. Dorothy E. Parsons will be
in charge of the program. Miss
Nelia Turner will preside.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
.B'nQi Birth Girls
TOCOnvene Here

The Independence and Mont
gomery County Chapters of B'nai
Birth Women will be hostesses to
the Northern Region of District
Five, B'nai Birth Girls, when they
hold their first regional conven-
ton Thursday through Saturday
in the Jewish Community Center.
Delegates will represent Ports
mouth, Va. and Baltimore as we'll
as Prince Georges and Montgom-
cry Counties. Alexandria and
Washington.
Registration and an open house
and dance are scheduled for 7:3O
pm. Thursday. On Friday, officers
will be elected.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
COOPERATIVE PLAY CENTER
(Fronl c.. M. S., LdnhGnl)

Parents interested in joining a
nom profit group organized to pro-
vide their children with pre-school
training are invited to meet with
the Lanham Cooperative Play
Center, April "a, at $3.50 pm. in
the Lanham Memorial Center
Building at Telegraph road and
the Lanham-Severn road. At this
meeting plans will be made fol-
the May election of officers.
The kindergarten classes are
held in the Memorial Center
Building, Monday through Friday
from approximately October to
approximately June l. The hours
are 9 am, until noon.
Applications for enrolment are
now being accepted for children
attaining five years Of age prior
to January /. 1858. Enrolment
fee is So and the tuition is $3.50
per month. Further information
may be obtained from Mrs. Rine-
hart, Appleton 1868.
COMMENT.
(From Miss p. e.. Arlington
Three cheers for the Clearing
House! The people who read il
are tops. Yesterday, I called q
mother to ask if they needed a
teacher in the coop nursery
school which she had talked about
in the column. I never got such
kind and friendly encouragement
from a stranger. If We were all
like that, enmities would dry up
and blow away and what a pleas
ant world this would be. It doesn't
cost anything and doesn't take
much time or energy either, does
1t?
PROCESSING FILM.
From Mrs. J. L. A.. Washington
Mrs. H. A. M. Washington: You
may obtain booklets from the
Government Printing Office on
processing film. Ask them fo1
titles and descriptions of booklets
lin advance or visit the public Ii
brary near you.
"THANK-YOU" NOTE.
(From Mrs. D. E. H., SilUer Spring.
Certainly wish to thank all OF
your staff and those very thought
full readers that wrote in to your
column in regards to my request
for cards.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
Readers Clearing House
SPECIAL DISHES.

From Miss M. J. r., Washington
These suggestions may prove
helpful in preparing special dishes.
Lamb or mutton: In preparing
the lamb or mutton, pierce the
roast in several places with a
small sharp pointed knife. In
each hole insert a sprig of fresh
mint garden variety. Then
place the roast in the oven. While
cooking, the mint will flavor the
meat as well as the sauce. 1t is
more delicious than serving lamb
or mutton with mint jelly. sup
pose a sprig of fresh mint could
be placed over each lamb or NUT
ton chop to be broiled. The mint
should flavor the meat.
French Fried Potatoes: Beat an
egg. or several eggs as required.
Add minced parsley and finely
chopped green onions or shallotS.
Add salt to taste; beat the mix
ture thoroughly. Before removing
French fried potatoes from the
skillet, pour the omelet mixture
over the potatoes. Let the skillet
remain over the fire just a few
minutes. that is. until the egg is
cooked. French fried potatoes
and eggs prepared in this manner
should be served while hot OF
warm.
Crab meat: Beat an egg, or
several eggs; add minced parsley
and finely chopped green onions
or shallots; add salt to taste.
Then add cooked crab meat, as
desired and beat the mixture
thoroughly. Then fry or cook the
mixture as any other omelet is
prepared. Serve with toast or
French fried potatoes. Or serve
plain,
Evening star., 1952-04-15
EnvoY to Speak

The British Ambassador, Sir
Oliver Franks, will be guest
speaker at a meeting of the Con-
Igressional Club at 3 pm. Friday
at the clubhouse. 2001 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
Conducted by
BETSY CASWELL
VACUUM CLEANER?

(From Mrs. J. T. K, Arlington
Can any one give me any in
formation about a vacuum cleaner
where the dust and dirt is removed
by bathing it in water? I remem-
ber that I was very impressed with
this machine before was married,
but now I don't see them in the
stores. I believe it also uses-a
vaporiZer for one. I will appreciate
any information.
X X X X
THUMB BRACE?
(From Mrs. P. J. c., Arlington)
have a girl who is 3 years old
who continuously sucks her thumb.
I have seen a thumb brace that
seems to be home made, but can't
seem to locate one. I've tried in
all the drug stores with no results.
Can any one help me?
X X *
SINGEING CHICKEN.
(Fr0nl Mrs. F. E., Washington
I would like to help the ladies
who use electric stoves to SINCE
chickens. Get a can of red heat
at any drug or five and dime store.
1t works clean and quickly.
X u
AN ANSWER?
(FrOm Mrs. D. c. c., Washington. }
Is there any one, among you
readers, who could send me the
little poem, an answer to Little
Boy Blue" by Eugene Field. ]
saw it somewhere and wanted to
copy it but it vanished somehow
Evening star., 1952-04-15
What q Wonderful Way to
LOSE FAT! -
NO DIETING (. NO HUNGER 80.
NO cAL0RIE COUNTING NO DRUGS (.
NO EXERCISES .. NO MASSAGE
Doctors Discover New Easy 'Avtomo+ie' Way
to Help You Reduce Without Torfvre...

Here's good news for overweight men
ard women! Science at last offers you
a safe, natural way to take OF unSightly
fat and excess weight
Now you can regain your normal,
graceful figure grow slim and attrac-
tive ). yet be wonderfully free from
hunger. Here, for the first time, is a safe
way to REDUCE without self torture.
Doctors Discovery
A group Of doctors making q special
study of overweight cases found out
how hard il was for most overweight
people to go on diet.
These doctors spent years searching
for a harmless formula that would re-
duce hunger and make people lose fat
safely without dieting. Hundreds Of
tests were made before they perfected
q successful formula. Now for the first
time the doctors discovery is available
to you and is called "MODEL-ETTS."
How Model-Effs Work
"Model.Eu is a new discovery. There
was never anything like it before.
Model Etts works on an entirely new
principle to STOP HUNGER in these
three ways:
]. DeIieiovsly sosisfses the taste buds
ofyovr mouth and tosgve. Soothes
your opPetite.
z. Nevtruiixes eeFtoia faetors fh0t
cause snowirs hvnSer poias n
the stomach.
3. Reduces desire for food wishoSs
sWReriWs punss Of hVnssF.
VT. :. H. L~Ial e.. nu:,ro ,u<,,, H.
happy full feeling and let you reduce
without having single hungry moment.
Results Asnozingl
When Model.Etts were tested BY the
healthy overweight people, these people
were instructed by the doctors NOT to
go on any special diet.
The results were amazing! Weight
losses of to 80 pounds were obtained
in a short period of time - In fact,
weight reduction was reported in the
very first week! And most gratifying
of all, was that the reductions were ac-
complished without q hungry moment
by a single member Of the group.
Money-Rack cvorontee
To prove 20 you that you can lose
weight without hunger, Model.Etts are
now being offered to you on MONEY
BACK GUARANTEE. You are the sole
judge. You must lose weight o. your
money will be refunded.
Get Model-Etts today-only $500
for a months supply at Vita Food
Store tnOt sold in other stores.)
Cut out coupon below now!
Evening star., 1952-04-15
PASTEL BABY CLOTHES.
(Froml C.. r., Arlington

H. D. F.: BY all means buy pas
tells for your baby. My boy is Z
months now and doesn't own a
white thing-pastel diapers, bed
ding, etc. have had no need to
bleach anything at all and I have
about every pastel color. The
pastel knit sheets are grand. Any
stain will usually wash out in a
hot washing machine. Bleach is
not good anyway to use on a
baby's things unless no other
way. You'll just love the pastels
honestly!