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F & G St*, between 12th & 13th St*. N.W.
3128 14th St. N.W. 810 7th St. N.W.
Open Every Evening Between H & I Stt. N.W.
Shop Morphy'* Washington Stores Thors. 9 A.M. to 8:30 P.M.
Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star
Stamp Collecting
Still America's
Leading Hobby
lr tH# Ahw o'm Prwi
NEW YORK. May 20—Stamp
colleeeting still is America s most
popular hobby, the American
Hobby Federation reports.
The federation, after a one-year
survey of more than 22 000 hobby
clubs, found that there are some
19,000.000 hobbyists In this coun
try.
Stamp collecting, just as 10
years ago. still is the most popu
lar hobby. The others in order
of popularity are collecting Amer
ican glassware, woodworking.
model-making, dolls autograph*,
coins, creative painting, needle
work and collecting miniatures
Biggest gain during the past
decade was in the handmade
American glassware field. Pre
viously ranked as 16th or 16th in
popularity, it rose to the No 2
spot, with some 260 000 men and
women engaged in it.
Of the 19 000 000 hobbyist* in
the country. 10.000 000 are women
7 000,000 men and 2 000 000 chil
dren.
Nazi Parrot Purged
A parrot in the too at Munich,
Germany, which suddenly began
to shout "Hell Hitler." ha* been
purged In his place is a democratic
parrot from a United S'ates night
club which says “Buy American
goods only.'*
LAKE JACKSON
Washington s only fresh-water lake—situated in eirgin forest In the foot
hills of the Blue Ridge—31 roilea from the Capitol It Is a sensible re
•trieted lodge eoloar. It Is free from mosoui.ee* and nettles. The healLSfat
bracing air and the ouiet restfnlnesa of Its .100 wooded acres make Lake
Jackaon the perfect place to get away from the hot. crowded eitr Eicellent
swimming. Ashing and boating for property owners only. L'neomparably en
chanting and desirable Established 21 years
Lodot sitet art from $100 up Lodae built to tour ipeaflcatiom.
Lodoet from $1 ,$00 up Termi
LAKE JACKSON HILLS. INC.
ORIce Open Weekdays and Sunday. • Tel ^>B>“***^*^
More cream-content in Safeway’* mflk. In cream
content, day after day Lucerne Grade A
Milk at Safeway scores above other lead
ing homogenized milks sold in this area
at regular prices. See the proof—from an
independent laboratory—in chart below.
Then taste the proof, by comparing rich
Lucerne with other milks.
Mon good things for yea in Locerno. It's the cream-content
that gives you many of the good things yon get in milk.
Nutritionists state that, in milk, cream-content is the
principal source of food energy value... and of vitamin
A and vitamin D. From your own experience you
know that a high cream-content milk is also richer
milk... and better tasting milk.
Yes, the more cream-content in milk, the more of all
those good things you get And Lucerne Grade A day
after day contains more cream-content tnan
.other large-selling, standard milks. (Lucerne
is homogenized, to blend the cream into
every drop... to give you the same creamy
flavor in every sip.)
Lucerne Grade A Milk comes to your Safe
way fresh every day—from just the finest kind
, of dairy herds. You’ll like it better or your
money back.
r
Of leading homogenized milks tested,
LUCERNE SCORES HIGHEST IN CREAM-CONTENT
A well-known independent testing laboratory was
commissioned to compare the cream-content (or
richness factor) of leading homogenised milks
sold in this area at regular prices. Day after day.
the laboratory tested samples of Lucerne Milk and
other leading milks designated as Milk 1, Milk 2
and Milk 3. All milks tested, including Lucerne
Mint, were bought directly out of grocery store
refrigerators and tested under identical conditions.
Reed at right what the research shows —note
that these independent tests prove Lucerne Grade
A Milk scores highest day after day in cream
content, in richness.
J
Why don’t you try Lucomo...
at Safeway? Remember, it cost*
less than home-delivered milk
And now you can buy Safeway’s Lucerne...the
richest of all leading homogenized milks here... at
Due to the Virginia State Milk Control Board this
price does not apply in Safewoy's Virginia stores.
East German Police
Called Elite Guard
Of Reds' Occupation
By Dante) De Luc*
A e tc* c’ee N*« p* C®#*-****#*''**-*
Ll'EBECK Germany Mu' 20 —
The most fanatical German armed
force today is the frontier police
of the Soviet zone
Ten thousand strong they call
themselves ‘ workers m uniform
In nearly a year guarding the
western limits of Soviet-occupied
Germany, they apparently have
earned the trust of the Russian
Army and the gratitude of the
Communist Party
They are feared by millions of
German civilians
This correspondent has observed
the East German Frontier Police
in action along 500 miles of the
iron curtain, extending from the
flat coast of the Baiuc to the loot
of the Bohemian Plateau.
They know one thing by heart—
the tactic of terror.
In the Communist plan for
seizure of power, as disclosed in
Hungary CarchaaiovaAia ard
other European eountrw* ur.de
postwar Soviet domination *~
elite corps of Red pe.ier a Use first
essential
German C«rpi Read*.
East Germany has s.e't ar. e te
corps or. the frontier » tn the
British and American tones
It .« or.e of the reasons that the
Sov .el Union may bar*am hard at
the Pans conference for a utitSea
lion of German* and rah-, a.th
drawal of a.l foreign occupation
troops
The British and Am'-inr.* t.ase
trained German police :r. th*:
tones but they have given them
no ideological hypodermic*
Western policemen at Sov tet•
Allied frontier points a*e genera..'
overaaed and intimidated by ire
tough, young woritei* in uniform
The Westerners, ridiculed as im
perialist puppets, ' aren t able to
compete m soapbox invective.
Vouth and fanaticism are t»
characteristic* of the La*t German
Frontier Police
They average about 21 vests of
age. too young to have had res’,
combat experience m the Weht
marht or membership in the Nan
Party They come from laboring
families. They belong to a lost
Gewfeocvr
o? Gfaties
£&?/% 07/Ya/x&
It EACH' CLEANSER! DISINFECTANT!
«!T All THEE IN 33 IlEACN
kAadm by tint makon of Zoro and £ Z Starch
Greatest GE Value in Town!
YOU
Come in ond
tell us the
trade-in value
of your old re
frigerator—use
coupon below!
6
cubic foot
GENERAL ELECTRIC
Space Maker
REFRIGERATOR
Look Ot the price—look of the famous name* Th $ greet G E
Refrigerator gives you up to 50'"'e more refrigerated storooe space
in the some floor space occupied by smoiler models And you get
G. E* famous economical, trouble-free operation.
MORE THAN 2 MILLION General Electric rkfr gerotors hove been
in use 10 years or longer.
I think my old refrigerator IS worth $ trode-in
value an o new G. £ Spoce Moker Refrigerator. My present
refrigerator is;
Moke.YEAR.SIZE.
NAME...
ADDRESS.PHONE.
generated deep:* mf uer.red h*
four ?ear* of Sr-' if rule
Them offtce-* * * nosr.e* *«
aider—to*me* p- .*w« of »»• a
Ruaaia who trr! throat*- ■ * •• .»
Cnmirur n training eascr
*rh« .* befc e be ■..« ;*• .eased
Red %ppsr»»a! Repaired
Xe«<« I• ' .r ire po ft
poii.ee of Ket4 Ceermar* » • hen;'
ftrv. •::*? .«« air.ed to *r ' beer
appro* ed t*> the Sec * • Vr •
Commune: Part?
Those neat to front*- c. ;t* a-e
the psc.it of She tot A* -ecrurt.*
Use? go throus” tr .. v* &•...
• turh l» WftlMl a.rr. **; evart *
from the r>.d Vke:. r. - r • ’ T’ ev
are OQu.pprd a M ?. -*e. ■ *r%
Vie »tanda o ;**_tr n Ha r * arm
Their ha>e- t»»* i* 4-' »* ■
a month compare*? Art
mare* *h.c‘ \V f»!e : jv, e r
ee.*e The* have nev .a. .
ege? in bu*.: . rat tone*t h vet *• *
nothing lire? rreogr;:** or ? tv
•*'• a.tie.* the So* et \'tn* * .
the Social;*! t" m t * ha;,’
But the ft or. tie jx ,f a-e :uU3
.ear When the* cj.-., * a \\ e*te:n
illegal 1 the* i<e* ! .re up : - *
• erg or N ! - * r *. - r.g t .<
o?er she frontier la* tern
legair m«> g* • an * *er. ,k ue
reception Wnen the* »!..*■ the,*
ahoot so a..
tailed fWUtgrrtwt
Face to face t v co: eapondeni
ha* found '' » typical lias: Front re
Policeman so be *» asset in* and
belligerent H- slot tea ;n ca: ly
ing a weapon w .riding the power
of life 01 death over other Ger
mans, and ft*hung for ho idea
of social prog tec*
Recently Thro K H« tn
charge of public safety for Ame -
can Military Got eminent pub
licly estimated the strength of
East Germany » people * police
at 80.000
He broke down the figure thus
City and county police SO 000
barracks police 20 000 and frontier
police 10 000
Minimizing feats shat the peo
ple * police were an important
military force tie claimed the*
were plagued with low mora.e and
1 high late of deceit,on* beside*
being fed up with Moscow-style
"regimentation
But Mr Hall admits none of
his generalization* applies to the
frontier police These 10 000
woikrrs in uniform ate the
sharp edge of German commu
nisms sword
Marriage License
Applications
Under f) (' Inn couplet mutt
apply tor a marriage license on
one day, u att three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day Sundays and holidays are
counted the same&y other days
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morning ANGELS
• “My wife promoted me from
breekfeet beer to breekfeet snfei
after my first delicious nip ol the
aew Cheee * Sanborn CoSes." eeye
Mr Richard L Craven of Pros*,
danr* ■ I -Whet »the secret?"
Seleccione*. Mr, Craven, Seise
SeJerdonee meant the Sever
eaReee ere head-selected not once,
hut three tiatc* h» wonder it's so
deltnous! Why not eak your wde
•a pet you some today?
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