Evening star. [volume], February 11, 1942, Page B-7, Image 30

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ON TOP OF THE HEAP—Boys at the Brookland School collected more newspapers than the
girls and won the right to be photographed atop their collection. The winners are (left to right)
Glenn Martin, Donald Newberry, Bill Hubbard, Jack Sullivan, Jim Shearer and Joe Gray. Ap
proximately 1,700 pounds are shown here. —Star Staff Photo.
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Brookland Boys Outdo Girls
In Paper Salvage Campaign
A little friendly rivalry at the
Brookland School between the boys
and girls came to a head yesterday
when the school was divided into
two groups to determine which could
bring in the most paper in The Star
P.-T. A. Salvage-for-Victory cam
paign.
The boys won, turning in 1,104
pounds of paper and magazines to
670 pounds gathered by the girls.
But the girls were not without credit
for they collected almost as much by
themselves as the entire school had
produced for the month of December
and 50 per cent more than was cred
ited to the school last week.
Falling only about 200 pounds
short o* joining the select group
which has produced a ton or more
in a single day, it is probable that
that goal will be the next to be
reached by this group of pupils.
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THE NEW TYPE,
DRY, MODERN DOG FOOD
You add tho moisture to HUNT CLilE
Instead of paying for it. Thus you. feed
15 lbs. of meat - abundant, vitamin-rich
food for each 5 lbs. that you buy. At
your grocer's.
MarltlfW milling C».< Buff*!*, N. Y.'
The total collected to date Is
533.544 pounds.
The value of this salvage paper
cannot be overemphasized because
it plays an important part in na
tional defense.
For instance, according to a state
ment by the Wastepaper Conserva
tion Commission, one Sunday news
paper will produce enough cardboard
to make eight boxes for large-caliber
bullets, 15 dust covers for aircraft
motors (important in desert war
fare i, seven practice targets or a
container for a large shell.
The thought that each time they
bring paper to schhool they are help
ing in this manner or in other fields
such as supplying the material for
cartons to hold food supplies or
Paper Collection
for Tomorrow
The following is the schedule
tomorrow for collection of paper,
cardboard and magazines in The
Evening Star-P.-T. A. Salvage
for-Victory campaign in the
fourth district together with the
five leaders in the district and
their poundage to date:
Lafayette . 11,145
Mann__ 11,208
Murch _9.473
Hearst _8,973
Westbrook _”,808
Oyster. Curtis Hyde.
Eaton. Wormley.
E. V. Brown. Corcoran.
Deal. Montgomery.
Wilson High. Phillips.
Janney. Grant.
Key. Our Lady of
Stoddert. Lourdes,
Gordon Junior. Bethesda.
Fillmore. Bethesda
Jackson. Elementary.
Western High. Chevy Chase.
Hardy. Leland Junior.
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the steady increase in collections.
The following is the list of pav
rnents to P.-T. A. and Home and
School Associations in the third
district:
Bancroft_._$67.76
Petworth_ 49.40
Roosevelt_ 45.78
Barnard__ 34.50
Central _ 39.45
Truesdell _.. 2937
Powell Junior_ 2930
Banneker _28.46
Raymond .26.14
Keene-Rudolph .. 2330
Adams__ 23.02
Park View_ 20.08
Whittier .. 17.62
West. 1736
Macfarland_ 16.76
Coolidge. 15.57
Paul. 15.43
Bruce_ 15.14
Cooke_ 12.74
Morgan .. 11.84
Takoma- 10.21
8hepherd.. 9 33
Brlghtwood . ‘8.35
Sumner-Magruder.. 7.00
Powell. 5.94
Wilson Teachers__ 4.92
Hubbard_'.. 4.70
Military Road_ 34
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EIC.RTH FLOOR—
Expreu Heritor Cerriee
A Proud Flag Pin for
her lapel. Pretended
jewels shine like a sun
lit banner,
SI 2.10 including tax
FINE JEWELRY, .
FIRST FLOOR
" Valentine Greetings
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most beautiful valen
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quettish ruching encir
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$1
Othcrt from let® $5
STATIONERY. AISLE 6.
FIRST FLOOR
Her favorite gloves she ^
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$3.50
GLOVES AISLE J *.
FIRST FLOOR.
Oo-oh, So Sweet —
Whitman's Heartful of
Chocolates, pink and
gold-hued with a love
ly mock gardenia,
$1.50
CANDY. AISLE 14,
FIRST FLOOR
All - silk hose — more
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chiffon in new "Pav
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2 pairs in heart gift
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FIRST FLOOR
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A Pocket Sixe Com
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SECOND FLOOR
Buxton's New I-way
Billfold triples your
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$3.50
LEATHER GOODS, AISLE 10,
FIRST FLOOR
Born-to-Flirt White
Linen Handkerchief,
billowing with lace.
Tucked in a heart
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chief and folder to
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HANDKERCHIEFS.
AISLE 17, FIRST FLOOR
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$1.10 including JO% (U
TOILETRIES AISLE 18.
FIRST FLOOR
"Keep Off"—Amus
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swains that they tres
pass. Festive colors,
$6.05 intlmding 10% tax
COSTUME JEWELRY.
AISLE S, FIRST FLOOR
Dress Jewelry makes
him think of you when
he is at his best. Cuff
links, studs and vest
buttons in smoked
mother of pearl or
black enamel,
$7.50 pti>« 10% tax
THE MEN'S STORE.
8EC0ND FLOOR