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Evening star., 1954-12-17
Arizona Couple Killed
In West Virginia Mishap
BY lhs Asseeiatsd Press

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Dec.
lT.-victor Minichello. "A, and
his wife Concetta, So. of Glen
dale. Ariz.. were killed near here
yesterday when their car went
OF q. s. IL, plunged over Q bank
and crashed into q stone wall.
State police said both were
dead when police arrived on the
scene.
The troopers said Mr.. Mini
chello was driving. The couple
was alone in the car and inves-
tigators said they have not
determined the cause Of the
crash.
Evening star., 1954-12-17

County Council in the Silver
Spring area or elsewhere. But
an official said It's recommends
tions on individual requests for
zoning changes are 80 per cent
accepted" NY the Council and
the Prince Georges County
commissioners.
The commissions analysis
pointed out that Silver Spring
has grown from. small shopping
area of SO business firms in 1948
to the largest regional shopping
Evening star., 1954-12-17
Maryland Move Seen
To Take Over Entire
Baltimore Parkway

Congress may be asked to turn
over the Federal portion of the
new Baltimore-W Washington park
way to the Maryland State Roads
Commission or the Federal Bu-
reau of Public Roads. the Prince
Georges County Commissioners
were told today.
NJ. H Bargteil. College Park
motel operator and president of
the Washington Baltimore Boul-
evard Association businesses on
U. s. Route - said Senators But
Ter and Beall, Republicans of
Maryland, will introduce a bill
to take the road for the State"
Neither Senator could be
reached for comment inn
r1ediately but Senator Buffers
office confirmed that he is con-
sidering such action. A Butler
aide said a major question in
the proposed transfer would be
whether the State would accept
the road.
Truck Runs Limited.
The Interior Deparement,
through its national park pro-
gram, now controls the federally
built portion of the parkway
from the District line to Jessup.
Md. Truck traffic on the park
way Is permitted only on the
State financed section from
Baltimore to Jessup. Trucks
have to negotiate the rest Of the
route to and from the District
over the Baltimore boulevard
(Route ID.
Mr.. Bargteil said there is a
danger that Route / will become
exclusively a heavy truck route,
with a subsequent drastic loss
to businesses along it.
Benefits Seen in Swap.
II the Maryland General AS
sembly and the Congress could
be persuaded to make the swap.
he said, truck traffic could stay
on the parkway all the way and
more motorists could continue to
use Route /. He said the State
Roads Commission has asserted
that the Federal portion is not
constructed to carry heavy
trucks. But, he added, he has
been assured that trucks would
not damage the highway.
Mr.. Bargteil said the Senators
also were considering a pro-
posal to turn the parkway over
to the Bureau of Public Roads,
which then could classify 1t as
an "expressway" instead Of a
parkway. and thus permit truck
traffic over it. 1
Assembly Bills Planned.
Meanwhile, two proposals to
ban trucks from the Maryland
owned end of the new road are
promised for the 1855 session of
the General Assembly opening
January 5.
State Senator John Grason
Turnbull, Democrat, of Balti-
more County, said yesterday he
will Introduce legislation to give
the State Roads Commission
power to prohibit truck traffic
on any arterial, limited access
highway.
That, of course, would include
the new road.
Delegate Jerome Robinson,
Democrat, of Baltimore City.
has promised to re-introduce a
bill defeated in the 1853 Legis-
lature. 1t would specifically close
the Maryland end of the express
way to truck traffic.
Mr.. Robinson's bill passed the
House in 1858. but died in the
Senate.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
Women's League to Meet

The Women's League of the
Arlington Fairfax Jewish Center
will hold its meeting at $50 pm.
Monday in the center. 2920 Ar
lington boulevard. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
J. A. Rothrock, Jr., Is Foirfox's S
New Associate Trial Justice
Ex-BosketbuII Coach
Had Winning Record
AT Woshington-Lee

A former high school basket
ball coach who earned his law
degree at night is Fairfax
County's new associate trial
justice.
He is John A. Rothrock. jr..
who in his coaching days at
Washington-Lee High School at
Arlington was known as win
EN- All' Rothrock.
Fairfax Circuit Judge Paul
Brown made the appointment to-
day. At the same time. he eie-
waited the former associate trial
justice. John G. Corboy, to the
position of senior trial justice.
The shift was brought about
to replace the present senior trial
justice, Robert Fitzgerald, who
last week was appointed to fill an
unexpired term as Common
wealth's attorney. All the new
appointments take effect jan
uary /.
The new 3O-year-old associate
justice has been a coach and
teacher at Washington-Lee High
for the last five years, and for
one year before that he was
coach and teacher at Mount Ver-
non High in Fairfax County.
During the years he coached
commercial and Office floor
space. The report said this
ratio should be increased to
3-to-1 to handle the automobile
parking demands of the COM
mercial growth predicted.
To Develop Zoning Plans.
Planning Engineer William G.
Burrage told the commission
yesterday he hopes soon to de-
velop similar coming plans for
other Montgomery and Prince
Georges commercial areas.
"The time will come" he said,
when land will become so VAL
liable in areas like Silver Spring
that we'll have to provide null
tiple-story garages. He said
such projects probably would
have to be divided between pri-
vate capital and the county
government.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14

visited relatives in Mogador, o.
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal K ilby
and children of Russell, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Sanborn and
son Leslie spent Sunday with
Mrs. John Kibler.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14
Parkman News Notes
SUNDAY School Notes

Sunday School Notes
The Sunday school year has
begun with attendance well a.
bove the former Sundays. The
enrolment on Sunday, Oct. 3
was 66, however the past two
Sundays there have been about
ten to fifteen visitors. If the
efforts of the teachers a d
leaders win and are rewarded
there will be many new mem
berS in these fall months
It is a pleasant sight to see
a class of 13 members enrolled
in the high school class. 1t is
the largest high school class in
the church for several p t
years.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14

ing HaueterS 112, Ed Grennan
Ser. and SchinagleS Super Mar
ket each.
BOwIerettes
Ruth Burnett was champ for
Friday nights Bowleretts as
we'll as for the week as she
run a 626 games of 232, 212, 1872.
Jean McConahy came in sec
don with 534, games of 192-183-
159.
Other nice games of the eve
ming were M. Henzler 467, A.
Henzler 459, S. Whinchell 453,
M. Cullop, AL.
Four games winners of eve
ming were Town Line D r y
over Finch Cleaners, S p e a 5
Meats over Sugar Bush.
Three game winners were No
8 over BoStWick Store, Bertke
Realty over Sidley Co., B.&V
took 3 from the team n J
bowled. No name of team. Teds
Tavern split even with Chiodi''
Four teams had no n a m e
sorry gals.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14
South Hambden
News by Mrs. II. S. Woodin

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Pokorny
were in LyndEurSt Just recent
ly to a farewell dinner party
at the. home of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mr.
John Grey. Mr.. and Mrs. Po-
korny expect to soon leave for
their winter home in Florida.
Mr.. land Mrs. Henry B oe r
Wrinkle spent Friday evening
with Mrs. Donald Hagen a n d
son Michael.
An 8 pound 4 ounce b a b Y
daughter was born Friday at
Macdonald House to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Arnold. Congratula-
tionS!
Mrs. John Grey of Lyndhurst
entertained the Pokorny fami-
lies and their children at a
birthday party for Marty, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Po-
korny Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Divoky and
family spent the weekend visit
ing her family in Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pokorny
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pokorny
attended the Homecoming dance
at Chardon Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Frink
Of Madison visited Mr.. an d
Mrs. James Wingard, Saturday
Ralph Williams Jr. and some
friends assisting took his Boy
Scout troop to camp in Worthy
Spears woods this past week
end.
Billy and Bobby Woodin were
weekend visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Hayden and jim
mie, celebrating Billy Woodin's S
18th birthday Mr.. and Mrs
Austin Hayden were Suppe
guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
ritt Woodin Sunday evening.
Don and Diane Caruso's moth
er of Pittsburgh, Pa, was a
Sunday evening supper que S
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Arnold.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14


tionS.
Guests in the L. E. Miller
home Saturday evening were:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Stamberg-
er of East Cleveland, Mrs
Lawrence McGurk of South
Euclid and Richard Miller OF
Cleveland.
Mrs. Leila Paige of Mentor
called on Mrs. Emma Carroll
and Mrs. Paul Freeman Thurs
day.
Mrs, Clara Spaulding spent
the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Wilbur in S o u h
Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Bogaske
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14
s. Hambden
News by Mrs. James. Ruch

News by Mrs. James Ruch
Wednesday evening the Mum
son Grange will celebrate their
silver anniversary. After t h e
supper served by the L d i e S
Aid there will be an open meet
ing for the public with Russell
Hoys, "The Country Parson" as
the speaker.
The regular family night will
be Wednesday evening, Oct. 20,
following the supper the Geauga
League of Women Voters Will
show a film on the United Ma
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14
BY Betty Parr

Ruth Burnett scores a G a in
with 1926 series putting her
in the champs corner for the
week over both men and
women'S league. Rolling a 232-
212-182 set and conf ing
through with a grand total of
626. Boy what a gal. Close
at her heels with a GIG series
was Bing Medina rolling 226-
197-193. Frank Balog gets cre-
dit for hi single as he blasted
a swell game of 254.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14
Have X0n Met .

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph KrebS
who recently moved to Au-
burn Center rd. from
Cleveland? Mr.. KrepS is en-
ployed in the testing depart
ment at the Euclid plant of
Tapco.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14

NEWS Dy MrS. JUNIOR hOmanut
Telephone 27f5
To Hold Dance
The firemen's auxiliary will
hold a harvest dance on Octo-
Der % at the Parkman Com
munity house. Don't forget now
October % for the harvest
dance.
Mrs. Marie Pullman is being
moved from Toledo hospital to
Ravenna.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14

Trade Mark Atlas Perma- Guard"
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off,, Atlas Supply CO.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14
The
Bowling Beat
Monday Bouts

Monday Bouts
Monday came through with a
gang Of heavy hitters tn i S
week. Medina with his GIG, Al
Orient, 568, Glenn De Walt 575,
Art Van Gorder 578, Hanks-563,
Miller SCI, Dick Clause, 81
Milt Hazen rolled nice game
of 236.
Four game winners of the
evening in competitions were
R. w. Sidley No. 2 over FOE.
Eagles, Moss Farm Dairy over
R w. Sidley
Three to one victors Of the
evening were, Ben Franklin ov-
er Don Ellicock Realty, Char
don Rubber over Ed Kempf
Water Pumps. Perkins Motor
Sales over Van Gorder Hard
ware, Bostwick Store owe r
Chapman Coal & Supply, Sugar
Bush over brennan Rug Clean
ing. Splitting even with 2 each
were Junction Auto and Char
don INN.
Tuesday Tits
George Kovitch sat in champs
corner for Tuesday night league
with high series of 598, h S
games were 221-193-184, while
Homer was high man for the
single as he blasted a 246
game. Rolling nice series for
the night were Bing Medina 586,
Milt Hazen 579, Bob Collier
573, Homer SCI, H. Tracy 555,
H. Jonath, 551, Line 546.
Four game winners of the
evening were Chardon Springs
over Finch Cleaners, B. G.
Crandall Co. over Green Lam
tern.
Three to one winners for the
night were Security Federal
Savings over Plank Rd. Tavern,
Veteran Beverage over H f f.
mans, Tee Pee Motor owe r
Town Line Dairy. Splitting even
were Don Ellicock and Carlson
Hardware.
Ladies Wednesday League
High series and single went
to Shirley Fowler for Wednes-
day Ladies League as h {
came through with a 479 series
and games of 1874 BALL. Orient
came in second with 456 series
games of 163-156-137 and Jear
McConahy followed with 4 5 5
Her games were 1853, 154-l33
R. Burnett, 451, games of 181
135-135.
Four game winners of h {
evenings competition were Far
inacci Con. over SchinagleS Ma
ket, Chardon Paint and Wall
paper over Robson Tractor
Sales.
Three game winners werO
ReXall Drugs over G h a r d o
Rubber, Thrasher Radio owe
RimeS Trucking.
~
Thursdays Early
j. KoSton was high e r e
winner for Early Thursday
| when he rolled $50, 1919, 49,
179. While T. Colvin was hig
single roller when he rolled 81
his series was 543- Fais cam
through with a 538.
Chardon Rubber took all fou
from Kismet Products (Green)
While Culligan Water Service
took three leaving The June
ton |. Kismet Produ is (White
took p leaving Lesiy'S Ligt
| 112 Srp Tractor Sales a n
| Chardon Savings Bank spill
even %.
Church League
| High series and singles bot
went to Frank Balog as h
hammered a $40 series wit
| games of 254-l74-151. a m e
| Gaines rolled a 537 series wit
games 204- 201- 1872. Paul role
a 518.
Three game winners of tn
evening were Bottger Pildne
Builders over Sugar Bus h
HI Life over Finch Cleaners
1 Franks Barber ShOn 2h leaI
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14

Heads Every Member Canvas
Carlyle Gotham has b e en-
elected chairman of the every
member canvas for the Con-
gregational church to be held
later this fall.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14

evaporative anti freeze which COM
pletely eliminates the possibility of
a replacement expense that might be
as much as $40! It's Soho Guaran-
teed Radiator Protection. And it's
available only with Atlas Perma-
Guard. With it you have guarantee
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14
Holds Impressive
Installation Service


Holds Impressive
Installation Service
The Women's Fellowship held
the annual installation service
on Monday evening, Sept. 27.
Rev. Don Wilson was leader of
the service. Following the in
Stallation service the group re-
tired to the church basement
where a social and business
meeting was held.
Reports of standing commit
tees were given and plans for
the future were given.
Those installed were president
Doris Ferry; vice president,
Peggy Warner, secretary, Ruth
Smith; treasurer, Naomi Moss;
Committee chairmen installed
were: Stewardship, Arleen Yost
social action, Evelyn Blackford !;
devotional life, Helen Hurbert;
home and family life, Bethel
Irwin; interdenominational re-
lations, Ruth Smith; friendly
service, Mable Baird; missi,
isnary education, Naomi Moss
women gift, Elizabeth Stoll
Plan Church Dinner
The Women's fellowship are
planning another church supper
on October 81 serving beginning
at $50.
Election Day Bazaar
The annual church b a a l
which is held on election day
will be held at the Community
House beginning at 200 pm
supper will be served beginning
at $50 until TOO o'clock.
Heads Every Member Canva.
Carlyle Gotham has b e I
elected chairman of the every
member canvas for the Con
gregational church to be helc
later this fall.
Report of Furnace Fund
The total amount of none!
so far raised for the furnace
fund is about $3.50, Only nea,
$500 remains to be raised 81
that this fund might be clos
ed. If you have not already
contributed to this worthy caus,
you may still do so by send
ing your donation to the churcI
treasurer or church clerk.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14

Ordinarily when you protect your
radiator with non-evaporative anti
freeze in the Fall, you're never sure
but what you'll need to add more
later on to replace what may be lost
through leakage or other causes.
But now there is way to buy nom
HERE'S HOW 1T WORKS:
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14
HAVE YOU MET

HAVE YOU MET
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren r.
Salzman who recently NOV
ed to 432 Water st. fr o m
California, Pa? Mr.. Salzman
is employed at the Chardon
Rubber Co. Mrs. Salzman col
lects salt and pepper shakers
as a hobby.
, 1954-06-01
Gents Of Williurns
Present Cup TO
Gentlemen Of Jones

~
The Gentlemen Of Williams
literally crash-landed in St.
Groix on Saturday evening
and were met with all the ap-
Propriate ceremonies by the
Gentlemen Of Jones, thes St
Croix counterpart. They came
by plane and boat.
They visitors were whisked
from whence they landed to
the famous Jones Cocktail
Bar, paraded down King St.
Street to the wharf and up
Company Street to Sunday
Market and once again down
King Street to the wharf. a
motorcycle Patrolman headed
the parade and was followed
by a truck with an orchestra.
At the bandstand, where
powerful loudspeakers were
set up, pr. Aubrey Anduze,
greeted the visitors, on behalf
Of the Gentlemen Of Jones &
and introduced each individ-
ual to the audience, starting
with Minnard Jones, who, ap-
parently, is the founder and
head Of the fraternity.
Henry de Lagarde was mas
ter Of ceremonies for the Cen
tlemen Of Williams. He intro
duced all, Individually. Each
stepped forward and took a
bow.
Mr.. de Lagarde then pre-
sented a Silver Cup mounted
on a wooden base to the
Gentlemen Of Jones as a tok-
en- Of their friendship, and ex-
pressed the hope that there
will be closer ties between the
two islands. The Cup was ac-
cepted BY Mr.. Jones who in
turn presented the key" to
Jones bar to the Gentlemen
Of Jones. They then hurried
off to the Jones Bar for
broadcast over WITT, sponsor
ed by the West Indies Bank
, 1954-06-01
Trust Company.

and Trust Company.
The Gentlemen of Williams
defeated the Gentlemen Of
Jones to the tune of I'D in
the game on Sunday at Par
ade Ground.
, 1954-06-01
Acting Fin. Comm.
Reviews Fiscul Con.
Of Mum. Of ST. Thomus

The financial condition Of
the municipality was reviewed
in a conference held this week
C. F. Winter, Acting
Commissioner Of Finance and
members of the Municipal
Council Of st. Thomas & St.
John.
Figures presented by Mr..
Winter indicated that if all ex
penditures which have been
authorized are actually made
that their municipality would
wind up the present fiscal
year with a deficit Of close TO
SCI 1000. Expenditures Tor this
year have already reached ST.
927, 900.
II is hoped to wipe out the
deficit by forbidding depart
ments from making any but
the most essential expendi-
lures. Unobligated balances
on the books now total 1887,
900.
, 1954-06-01
u. S. Supreme Court
.MuY Not Tuke up
". |. Divorce Appeal

The Alton vs. Alton case of
st. Thomas which was appeal
ed from the Virgin Islands
District Court TO the U. S. SUI
preme Court in an effort to
test the constitutionality Of
the islands divorce law may
noe be heard by the high
Court after all.
Mr.. Alton, the defendant,
obtained a divorce In Con-
necticut and remarked, and
the Supreme Court has re-
quested the attorneys to show
cause why the case should be
heard. If the Court refuses to
hear the case, almost a year
Of effort to keep the once lu-
crative divorce business alive
Continued on page a
, 1954-06-01
Locul Leqiondires
Hold Memorial Day
Services at Gem.

Members of the Alexander
Hamilton Post of the Ameri-
can Legion, held the usual
Memorial Day Ceremonies to
mark the occasion.
The veterans assembled at
the Sunday Market under
Commander Ejnar Boiling &
marched to the cemetery at
1880 am; there, with appro-
pirate ceremonies a wreath
was laid at the grave Of Otis
BAIL, a World War II veteran
and the usual three yolleys
were fired in salute.
The group then marched to
the Christiansted wharf where
a wreath was placed in the
and three voIleys fired. after
the memorial day prayer was
said.
The Eegionaires were ac=
companied by the St. Croix
Cadets.
, 1954-06-01
Third District Court
Orders New Trial for
Tomus Leguillou

The Third Circuit Court Of
has reversed the de-
cfsion Of Judge Maris and re-
handed to the District Court
here the case of Tomas Legil-
lou for dismissal Of his petit
ton for habeas corpus, with
out prejudice to any motion
he may elect to file in the Dis
trict Court.
, 1954-06-01
Visitors from ST. Thos.
Enjoy Weekend
Holidays Here

approximately a hundred
persons from St. Thomas vi
Sited st. Croix over the week
end, these included the Gentle
men of Williams & some fol-
lowed the Caribbean Special
Orchestra which featured on
Sunday and Monday nights at
the Jungle Casino.
The visitors and their hosts
enjoyed dances at the famous
Tropicana in Frederiksted;
there Archie Thomas and his
Rhythm Six furnished music
for the patrons enjoyment; in
Christiansted at the new
Sealey's Southside Inn, where
the Gentlemen Of Jones held
forth with the Gentlemen of
Williams at a dance, with
Rudy Shulterbrandt and his
Continued on page AZ
, 1954-06-01

and celebrating on the case
all day and all night, with a
s am. verdict, without rest or
interruption except for two re-
cesses for midday and evening
meals"
The opinion, which was
written for the Appeals Court
by Judge William H. HASTE,
former Governor of the Vir-
gin Islands, concluded that
the District Court is the exclu-
sive forum for consideration
Of the controversy in the very
first instance, and dismissed
the proceedings for the lack
Of jurisdiction.
Leguillou, who was released
on bail after JudgeMaris grant
ed the habeas corpus motion,
is expected to get a new trial.
Evening star., 1954-10-12

Now two types of ALL. both
prescribed for automatic washers
Here's why there's now new kind of all at
your grocer's. CONDENSED aHin the blue box
has become the washing favorite of millions.
But thousands have asked for less con-
centfated all that could be used not only in
washing machines but also in the kitchen and
for basin washing of stockings and lingerie.
This new type-ExTRA FLUFFY aU-is
the same patented formula as CONDENSED
all. 1t comes in bright red box, only one
third the weight of the CONDENSED aHbox-
and costs only one third as much. Monsanto
Chemical Company, St. Louis; Missouri.
Evening star., 1954-10-12

You'll BLESS THE DAY you discover how
/ clean and soft and fresh new controlled
suds' all gets your clothes.
If up to now you've held the notion that
thick suds are washday must you're in
for real surprise.
Millions of women now know the opposite
is true. They've found that alls controlled
suds' almost no suds) not only get clothes
far cleaner than ordinary soaps and deter
gents but also are safer to use in any auto
matte washer.
Evening star., 1954-10-12

basin. The very same thing happens in your
automatic washer when you use an old
fashioned suds-making soap or detergent.
Thick suds take their time about disap-
pearing. But aLi's controlled suds' flush
out Immediately with the rinse water.
There's no possibility of sticky suds film,
clinging to the clothes to get them dull and
dirty all over again.
No wonder clothes washed with all ac-
tually stay cleaner.
all keeps all its promises
all is so different from other detergents, it's
actually patented for your protection Gu. S.
Patent Nos 255O691 and 2594453).
We guarantee you'll notice the big differ
ence in the looks and feel and freshness of
your clothes :. or you can get your money
back.
Put all on your shopping list right away.
Try it on all your clothes, from grimy work
clothes to flmiest lingerie. all is uncondition-
ally recommended for the new miracle fab
RIGS Acrilan, Orion, Dynel and nylon.
Ifyou don't agree all outwashes anything
you've ever used in your washer, just report
to your dealer, and he'll refund your full
purchase price.
Evening star., 1954-10-12
You don't wash clothes
on top of the water

Suds are filled with air. They float around on
top while the dirty clothes sink out of reach.
But all doesn't let its washing power foam
away on the surface. Instead, all dives down