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Evening star., 1944-09-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ELDERLY LADY desires room and board,
quiet home in Conn. ave, or Mt. Pleasant
section, tray, service and some stten,;on
Tsauiredi VII g5nnpa pay SSlooo Can Ex 242o'
EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY desires nice
room and board in private adult Christian
home; pleasant surroundings essential: vi
entity Gievy, Chsse e Mass ave- or PA Ariirg-
ter-ion 73Cs5. during week.
YOUNG MAN desires board ard sinele
room with running w2ter in l., EX 5s4s.
CoNSIDERATE OF OTHERS, likes children
and young people, and would be at home
evenings; retired, elderly woman desires
single furnished room with board in pri-
vate home. apartment or good boarding
house, $50 to $50. Write APT. 224,
1929 25th st. Sc. "a
WANTED-Nice living conditions in ex-
change for evenings at home. companion
ship, care, light nelp; location near Wis,
Fessenden bus line GALLIN-CARCsIo,
Hotel Statler. %
YOUNG LADY desires room and board
exchange tutoTine children; nv. pre-
YOUNG EMPLOYED naval officers widow
and 5-yr.-old son need board and room;
child will require care when not in school.
WO., 267c. after $50 pm. and any time
Sunday SAs
Evening star., 1944-09-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD (cont. :.

1708 10th ST. N.W.--Double room. other
iOos i. CAfiToL sT.@Loyely room. show
sI bate enn snd s5celnt nle Psa .so go and sia
WESLEY HALt1consenial atmosphere Of
club; running water In all rooms; per
1ieteIy Changed Iu each day: i Excellent % trans
portation. Call NO. 9s04. 1926 21st st.
OFFERING private room and board with
speaking family to desirable person in ex-
change for preparing breakfast, taking and
leaving children, 8 and 8, at school at
few evenings a week, daytime help in
household hu1M .Sr TeleDhone CO: s9i5:, .,,.u
day. Rt 1. Box 15a. Clinton. Md; cL.
THE BiLTMoRE CLUB, 1889 18th st. NV.
suitable for girls; double room, twin beds
suitable for Young men: convenient to a1l
transportation; good home cooking, NO
DOWNTOWN. s21 10th n.w.-Nice home
for bows and girls; 81 week RE. 1884. 27'
S,oAkn-Open' r,osatl open triple master rooms; extra
1915 MASS. AVE. .N.W.-A distinctive
nome nome for young people in an unsurpassed
COUPLE or two girls in Jewish home; up
PEI Georgia ave-; board optional Tel. RA.
ELDERLY MAN. no drinker or smoker,
wishes room and board. private family.
1871 s IN n 6PToN Sisr ST., Arlington, Va
Large, attractively furnished. second floor
rear room; large closet: next to bath; ex-
cellent transportation; Protestant pre-
ferred; no smoking or drinking. Shown
after 3 pm. Sunday.
DOUBLE VACANCY with sleeping porch
delicious meals. 1913 Eye st. NV.
1873 M ST. N.W.-Singles and doubtless ex.
cellent food; RE. 3104.
Single and, double vacancies for reliable
7ss SHERIDAN ST. N.W.SFront room
suitable for 2 pSs pSse home; conv transporta-
Iaia eist ST. Nw.-sgle., dble.; good
food, laundry privileges: walk. dist, Il
aiO7 S 81. N.W.ELarge double room, $50
month each; also large triple room. S5(
CLUB a6eo. 2e2o 10th St nw-Double
single. triple; excellent meals
TIE TUDOR CLUE, 1875 N St NV
sngs ,2q's ,RPp eScsfnt ellen meas
unlimited phone laundry and home privil
18th l3it R'G St caii ii GFl. 5a76. i'' "''N 0'
1I8 18th ST. S.E.-Bedroom and sttini
room; employed couple preferred. Lincoln
. GIRLS share room. gooG home-cooket
ever = hour u1lside 1901 pa
BEAUTIFUL ROOM, excellent food, home
like atmosphere. cow. bus service. Gil
soi aIst ST. N.w-Nice double front o
MARTHA MAR IA WAsHINGToN SEMINARY, 364,
partment open to paying, guests: larg
double rooms only Columbia 0294
Evening star., 1944-09-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1880 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Delicious meals
Single basement rm. for gentleman, S37 80.
Double rrn. to share with refined gentle
man. convenient to bath. S42 so Also
double rm. for yourg lady to share. $40
Triple rm vacancy in basement. S35, and
] upstairs, S37 80. AID. 9352.
1918 18th ST. NE.--Double rm., twin beds,
next bath. Private home. Girls preferred.
Available Oct. 1st. MI. 1000.
1909 18th N.W.-Vacancy. one double and
one triple. 25s
IiO7 18th ST. N.W.-Large triple room.
for one lady, double. Switchboard. good
meals.
ROOM AND BOARD for girls. u block of
car line, / block from crosstown bus. Conv
shows churches. Good food. NO 1915.
NICELY FURN. double room, for girls.
Near bus lins; IA: 5723;
venient trans; home cooking. 73 w ct
sisl sss4 Moo5iE4I Mo Si11I PLACE, N.w-comtort.
able double room, twin beds, ct Conn. ave.
bus. AID. ORA. Men.
Evening star., 1944-09-24
COUNTRY BOARD.

BLUEMONT, yA.-Dutch Door, quiet, re-
hned countryside guest house; central heat:
chw.: good food: so miles via Greyhound
bus. MRS. A NJ, TURNER
LULLABY has several vacancies fer in
fants and childrar Nutriticrel yaeru
planned to your child's individual needs.
Nurse and attending physician. Reason
able rates Doctors references. Trans
porta'ion provided Call Vienna 34-J2.
MODERN. HEATED, best food we'll served;
Sl2 so per week; tray service; coTTa!eS-
cents; $50. Telephore 929-F-1l, Wood
oTIEr e,piT RETREAT All modern con-
veniences. MISSES ANNIE LEE AND
MARY J. ZIRKLE, Box 1l6, New Market,
Va. Phone 5S-F-02.
WILL CARE for elderly couDle or retired
gentleman or lady with kindness and con-
sideration; tray service when necessary.
Plenty 10 eat: vegetables q fresh eggs,
chickens. Near drugstore, la blocks to
bus lire. Box 197-K, Star.
MOUNTAIN REST tourist home, modern
screened porches, good food. SIP per wk
GREYHOUND bus service. Write MRS o. M
GOCHENOUR. Edlnburg, Va, long dist.
1O9-R Ref Warfield 1869
Evening star., 1944-09-24
ROATS.

EyINRUDE ana Elto outpoar1 motors
THOMPSON boat boats new and used; service
ano @ parts: used parts factory representa-
ooUrTTrBoARRp MO iMaHoSreofRs, used Evinrude and
JebIf Johnson s,Es purchased base from u Coy
FuLTON;, INC, sos Maine ave. s.w.
CAB CABIN CRUISER, 30 #: f., by 9, 9 #. beam
RIcHARbsoS Hz pso 53-tt. s cruiser cruise 1870 Ker,
mfn n1 mG05 IN and Tn3
sories. For inspection, see Steward Capt
Wlley, CoEINTHIAN YACHT lIyB.
cham. See Steward, EASTERN POWER
AGx. GafF RIG CABIN sLooP, sc # in
toilet, dinghy. This is not a newly built,
lightwelght plaything but a heavy safe
sailing ship, built to take Chesapeake
sun. Inquire BRAsHEARs STORE, Shady
ooTTBoAREfD ,;',Ef MOTOR; 5.h.Ps s:exlo; Sea Sea
MATTHEWS 3s-ft twin-screw cruiser; ex-
dTafy sadp i9F sleeps oar
ftsH.1c ft41S Boz Ro.T TX (, stsg :,
sleeps 2: motor Al, fully equipped: leav-
CHEsAPEAkE BAY fishing boat for sale,
IaauiTe CAPT GEoRGE. KERsHNER,
fRsIS fW1ScI eItIs NfrrfNE Wff! Fyfs M hp OBJ and
cRuIsER G2lRt GLESckNSoI Il E 22Sf 2dsct
ng ri ang 3d dnePv feapPs Pfce eof fFnS
At, HABTGE's BOAT YARD, Galesvllie,
M ~, or pR9ns ,P Wlsc91$in sG s. I235 ~ -
.ng. with speed5oat tender, all for $500
cash: suitable for residence, for man handy
with tools and machinery. Sunday, foot
Raleigh class or similar aux
f2@AIT iR4R ~ Rr + 70 49, g. e. 2s s III Co"PFR
speedDoat: one hours work required to
finish: -S%@5 cash. Call AT GS5e be-
Cruiser. #8-fi. 8 double cabin. bridge deck.
4-cyl, heavy. duty. Palmer motor; accom-
modstions, for six; excellent condition:
CAPT. ALTON PHIpPs. Deal. Md, or cali
WA. 1895 after Sunday. On boat all
SAILBOAT, left. racing snipe, mahogany;
hauled ASK Tor HANLoN, behind Daw-
@aNT va EF MARNE R 0eP0ST o2 4sae auto
up 10 100 h,p.I must be in good shape and
sGFr seafy to RfsurIS ES Box rnsT AK Star ,t
Gray motor, located Herring Bay; for quick
sale, $3.50. Phone NO. 6022 after : pm.
JOHNSON aa-H.P. oUTBoARD motor. per
tect condltion; for quick sale, 1925. Phone
sAiLBoAT, sloop, auxiliary. soft. Criss-
Graft engine; sleeps 4 completely equipped
and IN commission. Call EX. 1888 from
CABIN CRUISER, rs it., 12-ft. beam, So
See CAPT IACK or LEWIS. $50
DAWN CRUISER, As foot. double cabin
and closed deckhouse, Two lO0-h.p. La
throp motors. sleeps s; three lavatories 81
volt iiight plant, Lux fire system, shipmate
and many extras. In commission. Cost
S"5,Q00; will sacrifice for S7.5O0 Inspec-
TON by appointment. Me. 3T"0
0JTB0ARD MOTOR. 3'a h.p.. Water
witch, good condition, SS5. Berwyr
wANTED-outboard motors, resardless of
size, or condition: cash for same 737
cABIN CRUISER 81 TT. long 7ft. beam:
boat and motor in excellent condition.
price; pgt9o Sts5, Cal between $50 am. and
dTIRoaRn Tp pR S9nqay WnTnp Idb Hillside I0$6iJ I
l6 h;p Just been oVerhauled, with two
MI. 1900, MRS. MCCLURE.
architects; yacht brokers, so4 = 18th "a st st.
NV. Wash, D. c. RE. 14s4
1887 20, Owens Florida Fisher
1a41 80, 80, ovens De Luxe Sedan w.
1898 3s,, Tw,-scr. Matthews Twin
1888 So Alden &C" sloop dn o'9'o ~
CONF $3.50
1850 20. Alden Diesel Gaf ~
1884 IS Marcoui Center-bd
Schooner 10,S50
Evening star., 1944-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont,

WASHING MACHINE, Bendiy automatic,
for family Of four. Phone CH. 1870.
WASHING MACHINE and trea6le sewing
machine: reasonable: cash or Colt 80 re-
volver to trade. Falls Church 1911-R. .
WASHING MACHINE, also small tricycle.
and doll carriage. Phone OR. 06S4.
WASHING MACHINE, electric. Call Bowie
3077.
WHEELS, one or two. for studebaker
diamond watches, discarded jewelry. Err
NEST BuRK. INC, 614 18th NV. DI 2773
WANTEn-Large tricycle. for 4-year-old
WOULD LIKE TO BUY several used rugs,
9xl2, for ehild's playroom. Call UN.
SMALL SOFA, studio couch or love seat:
also lounge chair. in good condition; must
sYsSshf2e; aGHEsT FsicR ssit PAID for dla.
monds, si'verware, cameras clothing and
hrearms; also choice of diamonds on
hand MAX ZWEIG. ME 9113.
WANTED TO RENT, Solovox, urgently
needed. Call EMBASSY OF ECUADOR,
$5-MM. CAMERA KODAK, Retina or
AIsa Argus Tanted by private party; reasonable
WANTED TO BUY childs record player.
hand-wound Call HO. 5s51.
WANTED TO BUY table model record
PLAYER. Hobart, 4a63 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1944-09-24
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

ANDIRoNS, fire tools, screens and all flre-
place goods, repaired and ref1nished D. L.
BROMWELL 723 18th st. NV Me 1874
WE HAVE COAL if you can arrange your
own hauling: BLUE RIDGE COAL CO,
INC. l107 Jefferson Davis hwy, Arling-
ton ME 3545
FIREPLACE WOOD, solid, finest grade; no
slabs: immediate delivery direct from the
farm MA. 9191
FUEL WOOD delivered to your basement
also fire logs, $50 per full cord TR. $3.50
WOOD, dry pine scrap lumber, various
lengths. Sl4 cord. delivered. 5925 Branch
ave Sc. Clinton SOL.
Evening star., 1944-09-24
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

661I LIVINGSTON RID. Sc, nearby Oxon
Hill. Md, handy Navy Yard or Ft. WASH
ington-2 large rooms. gas. elec. h.w. heat.
phone, next BATH near stores no linens or
dishes; S45. Locust 1853.
WANTED-Refned, settled business woman
TO share my apartment in Colonial Village.
Arlington, Va, Two rooms, kitchen, bath:
twin beds; on j Oc bus line. Call Sunday
between $50 am. and $3.50 pm. CH.
1000; ext; 740; =,
oil burner. Electrolux, pvt. entrance: avail
able now. WA. 2374
SMALL UNPUBLISHED APT. for rent.
Church. Va. Phone Falls Church 1851.
BERWYN, MD.-Furnished apt. Cap
Berwyn 342-R any time. MRS. @. J.
$3.50. FURNISHEDl2 r., next to bs
anil, working couple: coal stoker heat:
one fare: restricted. HI. 0449-M.
Evening star., 1944-09-24

EXTRA large light housekeeping room un-
furnished. Refrigerator. sink: prefer work
Ing mother VIII keep child during day
Near streetcar and bus. 400 33rd St.
Mt Rainier, Nd
DESIRABLE large bedroom. 9ls NJ st. NV
Apt, "a RE. ,01s3;
TWO LIGHT Housekeeping rms Private
bath, gas. light and heat furn. 1854
North Carolina ave. ne.
go MD. AVE. N.E.-3 rms. for Ink 3
closrts. J or - aCuitS "A"
i"1s 18th ST. NV lovely adjoining
rooms with private bath, in refined 10th
ST. home IA 0S11
Evening star., 1944-09-24
DOGS, PETS, ETC. tcen..).

S0SSs F6tSs EhSs tSOutsJs
Frozen NEAT = = oNvernmens;i s;inspected
FROSTED Foo5Ds. 5D Ashton. Nd shepherd shepherd
WANTED-,Nice. home for cute little
Call RE 40s5. Ext. PIG. each morning
HEALTHY liz RABBITS for sale, also hutches,
ANTfD " sSHf rs sTY ae Ga sa ooe sss o
sao% IS sspS sspsSsImsn; ss e.. Box 5:s-J: sssr ,
sition. handsome Michigan 4770, Ext.
KITTENS AND CATS, Persian and Aneoras,
pedigrsed, beautiful; RED. cream. silver and
%eashs sa sise tpFfts; kx Hxsd'f5ssa'
WILL GIVE b-year-old male collie, excel
eef Il SPANIEL cf TiPse t%o s males
black End white. American Kennel Club
Alesandria o9s0.
BoXERs-choice pups champion sired
aoeKfR & sPANfE AiSinaPs esSs males 9 With
4; K. G; l3 champions behind them
PPrax Mhs aeI1sTT Tsrfa1 wt oo - each
KffTEN, half Persian, free to good home
Can be seen all day, Sunday. Also large
sHsPHERD sTfsf1aE sSse coE I'M 1PTI PPs males rea,
Soya shasi sIoo sisr.sh Tslls CHURCH e. s5i;W;s
sell. Breeders, pets and laboratory stock.
SSY d5s;seS %sSGSHsTES ssS SslSsEsa ch
$1,000 Also very small type puppy, $40.
Sm1HUAagA sma xnad ,r.a male a.. m NOS old Very
Two MALE si RaBniT i hoGNSss t Sssl black and
BoxER Hse pes a1a run gS9d VA
beauties; See these fine pups. Also Quality iiai
s'uss AS at HoUN6 SUNS pGFP1Es 81 EaI4s month. old
ENGLisH SETTER TER rfPPfEs, iRPPff o"9'vE wss old
fr9m pnps ha field re a EAe itocb Re
standing field dogs or flne pets; reason
able Call II 9212.
Florida 6I4 Eye st. NV. Can be Seen seen
any day before 3 pm, Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS all day,
SANAkIEs, Sons bsSs beautiful young SINGERS good
ing. out Call ST.. 2229
BEAUTIFUL thoroughbred solid black
Lodge, West Montgomery ave, Rockville,
Nc. Phone 15S-W
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, good breed, s
weeks old: most all beautifully marked:
.oyely pets. 1905 Trinidad ave. ne. FIR
COCKER PUPPIES, extra nice. champion
sired H B. HILL, : Chillum road (Riggs
BOSTON TERRIER male male puppy, reg. ch.
stoeR. Call Sun. or weekdays after 3. CH.
MINIATURE sCHNAUZER, silver gray male,
right person; LAYHiLL Kennels, Ken.
WANTED-Homes for two especially at
tractive blue-gray kittens. weeks old
CaIl Wisconsin 1859.
IRISH Settlers, pure bred, weeks old
males, S25: females, SIS. 1877 Tennessee
ENGLISH BuLLDoG PUPPIES. males,
Reyenge. son of Eng. and Amer Oh. Dur
anside Roodle. WA. 1873 TWEEDMORE
KENNELS. 5422 Riverdale rd, Riverdale,
PINSCHER PUPPIES. males.
8 weeks old; very reasonable. MURPHY,
Berwyn 77S-W-2.
RABBITS-New Zealand whites and mixed:
lot of IS for $50 including 3 registered
New Zealand white does; also 9-hutch pen,
$50 Clinton Am.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, 8 weeks. beauti-
fully marked SO. FAIRLINGTON, 4S39
9th rd. TIE. s252.
DOBERMAN, female = $40
English shepherd farm collies) S15
Cookers, black. > mos S25-S35
Cookers, black, males, mos. ~ S75
Cookers. NV, m, Oh. sired $40
DOG HOTEL, 7344 Georgia ave Ia 1921.
Evening star., 1944-09-24
APTS. FURN. AND UNEURN,

RELIABLE Japanese-American Govern
ment working girls desire furnished or
afhinrn1sned aftar apartmsinr, rcninn, phons Ho sss2
BASEMENT APARTMENT-Sunny, room,
kitchen, private bath: private entrance,
corner house; tenant may use washing ma.
chine Box i4-J Star
Evening star., 1944-09-24
ROOMS FURk g UkFURh.
ROOMS UNFJRNIsHED

LOVELY, warm, bed-living room, kitchen
and laundry privileges. unlim. phone; S25:
real home. HO 6027, weekdays after
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-08

during the conflict been badly
pinched by the failure of the pc
tato crop. TINS mas raised our
respect for the potato, because it
suggests that it is adequate as d
single food fulfilling all nutri-
tlonal requirements.
In u own lani Of plenty we
nave for two years had to endure d
considerable curtailmeut of our
meat supply. 1t gave those who
were convinced that meat is bad
for you" a practical chance to try
out their theories. but for most Of
US the lack Of juicy steaks and
roast beef in abundance has made
US long for that most glorious,
adequate and complete Of all
articles Of diet.
What can be substituted for
meat if some dire calamity we're
to happen?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-08

door and who, xa wan,
j., LaI ~. Ut
w. b,d ra ,|'''' ,P
G,.t ,n ''9
N,m. .,i1 "c, ,. h,
""PPS =.
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"Wbat Il, wa, o,
: IN A.,
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.noS wLr" a5I
know -. ,,'nH
81 nni.r,tanJ -.
.Uuditb,s - member ~
t,n,,i r,,,In ,,J NV
y.ntin,,I nlnf...i,r r.,.Ia
t5,ir ,Ly.ici,r. =,
"Wb.i 5iTnr.,.. d,.. =. ,,l,,.
n\nnn I|r,,, IT,, -. ~
sal.
Na+tbov uco. sira,
than said "JnaL wv ~
b.nnv Ira,. anJ 7 w. >
nthr, Shn ,,nII5n't nhi,n, 49,
wnnLj bo ,bo frst ~ >
cor oorr,o" Nar, nil Er4l.
waariIy .and Il - ,n.,T.' hlIl.,a
conynnt;on if you wit tn look -,
if that way Rut- yon'ra ,,unv
Matthew ma vnu cI, n-,it >
He looked down at b.r "okav !
supposn s.. Rut it, sillr if you ask
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-08
lHE REST Of My LIFE WITH You
---- ~ Faith Baldwin -A' AOo

,ou
"nu 'he wedding IN the spring.
"''snt" had demanded, why not
"om
ne SUD 1t again. why not now
''ii'1' ~" next week, as soon a.
Po1St3!e.
'Go,tmi her arms about him. re-
p''Go' ms Is the better Way -
'''"' "i'rr a moment, added, IF
Ip'"N oi irene You wont mind?
~ ,o'''' 70" )" mGch, couldn't dis
'tNe n'T' because she loved you too,
~ maui you h"Ppy there are
"a" '"'N'H'iohS SO | think
'"'I we Shou.i wait Your
'''JJ'''' HI'S' @e|F' Lnow that
ne S""' Listen, Judy. | loved
ii'..'t'' very ii"1H. Yet do not
I''''N may was deeply enough in
~ WIZ n't - / can" '>aet.y eN-
tl"'''' no1 ! u, y a'-counung any
to fine = + f,it ~. ~ h'', OF
understand mat I,",, I ''-,' "St GU
is different Ir,r,t go.
Possibly hrran.e 80" ''o" 'l "n!'
possjbEy-1 Wa ai ','I'' mature
~ emit unt i upl''1, "'' pcs
ended INV "'i1S' III
81 understand Jsoia ,.
i~calous. I'm ma Tsara van !
for anvtbing Inn, .I. >,I , aDo'!'
ness. + Inst tcnI tbat az, "'Pp.-
t6.+ 81 ~ - ''' - 's"''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-08
CHAPTER TWFNTY-NINE


>"oh tney went over to the salt
box to ten Mary hand IN hand as
Lovers do ana hot speaking, be
cause salo 'uH''n, Shc must
hho"' 'irS' OF all' II she ducSn t
Thii,h an rlSht Tor you
Nlatlhe" stopped her on the SAT-
box steps turned ner around took
her lace III ms na''dS ana Kissed her
closed eyes ana 'ei'pieS' lie asked
urgently nafIl''S' VIII you marry
me; soon
tia''hc" 5 hlo'ler had h'afd
fhein come ILL., ana was ouV OF ned
fra'hllt i"r i"oc ana SlIIptfS
""',' " ~ iV"'''
lie fad S"l'eh'" on all the iiNIhE-
room lIE"'N ana was outlined
AGAINST 'nt,,. ne III" nov nee" 10
speak, l3r Mary say" MS lace ana
then Judi.hti -,
i',.t M'a..iieN "'Ir 'GHi'h a on
1ho NIUE terrace Oh Ine S"I.,poX
and talhea' or tFled TO TAX Mary
hau iel. ''t,' ana gone oatN m
doors. she had put a "h''e coat
Aiouilu 'uoit'i Sno"iu,'S ana S","'
N"''lc"' an M D5sN 70 tnc
mouse - NY 1"'' mr.
voice iiao pione". i''r'' 5i, S"t"' !
~ih so h"pPS toi go p'.n'
"htil si't h"u io'' V'5!n' "nf!
went on'h 10 her room llIhR nat
Atf"SS tht ~ no: uIiiIs W SlceP'
..he .loueh.' .ii.3 ~ "H'I "a',ca'
Hhe t1ouRn'' "l'iou' Je'iouss puV
40" ne VIZ ny i.'o nic "as il'o,e'
why huu she 'o''te 10 ma eonciu,
sioh. "ny n"u n.y. ~ ~
"hei! n'''ne" IN" lea iielt' i'er
near va Wy ,'l'r 'o""'" iie'e
"ho mao 'au 80 oi'cA 'ii''e Vi nap
b'ntSS
cba;r On the Terrace with ,Jnditb in
80 o,ms s~ovipo ,nftIv "yon,ro 90
sna1l and T1htn
That's what you think" she re
torted. Il grow larger and heavier
rs the moments pass"
II could hold You, like this, for
ever"
Half an hour. and you'd get up
and spill me Off She yaWned like
a dro"sy enid. JUDITH vas sleepy
eAclle!'lei' .tai9' eiiiolioh' ana
'i,S,,. ''''-
IT. aa,, L1Ir - ~, a1aoa. va
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-08
Soy Bean as Food

What foods that grow album
lantly and easily in III climate
are adequate for full nutlitional
needs, supposing this glorious
land Of bounty should walk into a
period Of meteorological and agli-
cultural calamitieS?
Well, it's not likely to happen,
but u war experiences give con-
siderable courage in the knoWl-
edge that we ear get along on a
good deal less than We were ac-
customed to have.
One answer of contemporary
industry is the soy bean. 1t fulflls
the requirements of adaptability
and easy cultivation. \ small plot
Of ground located nearly anywhere
in North America will grow soy
beans in adequate amounts for a
family's nutrition. | have even
heard Of tenement and flat dwell
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Aid. Red Cross and other civic and charitable groups.
 Besides Mrs. Mundy, survivors fn- clude three sons, Jergen E. Berg Of Chicago. Ludwig c. Berg Of Sit ka; John A. Berg of Altadena. Cali fornia. daughters Mrs. s. A. Shep- ard of Seattle and Mrs. Edward Christensen of Anchorage; twelve grandchildren. four of whom are in military service; and eleven great grandchildren.
 Funeral services will be held Fri day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Ben F. Judd, Jr., officiating. In eermeut will be in Wrangell Mem orial cemetery.
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Mrs. Ludwig Berg, Wrangell Pioneer
 Dies Wednesday

Mrs. Ludwig Berg, affectionately known as Mother Berg by many persons in Wrangell. passed away at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning at Bishop Rowe General hospital. fol- lowing a paralytic stroke on satur- day at the home of her daughter. Mrs. c. c. Mundy.
 Mrs. Berg was 8S years old. hay ing been born at Romstalen, Nor way, in 1856. Here she was mar ried to MT. Berg on March 2z. 1882. and the couple came to Am erica in 1891, settling in the state of Michigan They made a trip to Norway where two of their chil- dren were born, then returned Uo the United States, coming to Wran- gell in 1900. MT. Berg, who d i @ d last May, engaged in dairying. fish buying and mining. and the pioneer couple contributed much to the de- yelopment of the community.
 Since the death of her husband, Mrs. Berg has made her home with Alr. and Mrs. Mundy She was well read, vigorous mentally, active in the Civic Club, Presbyterian Ladie=
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Cleaning the News

An estimable gentleman, who is very prominent in prohibition cir cles, recently read a paper before a House judiciary subcommittee which met to consider dry legisla- tiOn. He denounced liquor as a non-essential luxury enterprise" having no place in a war program.
 And, almost cOinCidental, we read a recent dispatch in the news papers from NormandyWhichseems to refute at least a substantial DOT ton of the gentleman's statement. 1t tells us that for the first time in history, combat crews in Amer ican planes are receiving two ounces of whiskey to relieve ''pilot fatigue"
 According to the news story, our Air Surgeon in Washington author ized this new departure and shortly afterwards the U. s. Air Force in the European theater received the privilege. The allotment of two ounces of whiskey is offered to each member of a combat crew after he returns from a mission, but is not mandatory. Any scruples against drinking are honored. He IS not forced to drink. Our information tells us, however, that this new departure has been enthusiastically received by the air men.
 It is certainly not new thaC med ical men have for long time been in favor of aIlotting moderate quan- titles of Whiskey to our front line troops. Physicians, who have had experience in Italy, have often made the statement that both the morale and physical well-being of combat troops would be improved if they were given a moderate ration of whiskey in the morning and in the evening.
 In the broader dissemination of this information, we may incur the displeasure of those of our citizens who see no good, but only evil in alcoholic beverages. But if they were to ask the boys who spend hmitless hours working and fight ing on sheer reserve power, they would perhaps graciously admit that it is the abuse and not the Use that they object to. Its abuse can never destroy its actual intrinsic value.
 And, speaking of intrinsic value: BUY WAR BONDS AND HCi D THEM. There is value-plus
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