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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-31

80th birthday of Mrs. Miles Shelton of Oxford.
 The party was given at the home of Mrs. George Hitchcock of Easton, a daughter of Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Dayton and Mrs. O'Dell are also daughters of Mrs. Shelton.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Belfit of Sunset avenue and MT. and Mrs. Harold Kopp of Pine street were guests at the tea given Saturday afternoon in Cheshire, by the Misses Mary and Elizabeth Rice in honor of the 18th wedding anniversary of their parents MT. and Mrs. Lynn E. Rice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-31
PROSPECT Correspondent: Mrs. Edmond
 Morin; Telephone 5-0857.
CARNIVAL SLATED
 EARLY IN AUGUST
St. Anthony's to Sponsor Annual Event on Church
 Grounds

Prospect, July 31.-A special meet ing will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock in St. Anthony's hall to dis cuss plans for the annual lawn festival which will take place August 6, and 8, on the church grounds. Members of the various committees and their assistants are urged to be present.
 To Wed Saturday
 The wedding of Miss Bette Grif- fin, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Grimm, Waterbury road and Cpl. Robert E. McGovern, son of MT. and Mrs. John McGovern, Dallas avenue, Waterbury. will take place on Saturday morning at 9:3O a. m. at St. Anthony's church. Corporal McGovern recently returned from Germany.
 Miss Eileen Byrnes of the New Haven road. has returned from a two weeks vacation spent in Balti- more and Washington. D. c. .lio
 Miss Gertrude Clark of Clark Hill road, has returned from Bantam Lake where she spent week as the guest of Sylvia and Violet Pier pont of Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-31

Insecticides from America are now used in households in India.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-31

My gosh, Mike even dance with an accent"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15
HOUSES WANIsp TO BUY.

URGENT NEED, desirable located NV.
pTste Igeh from owner; cash client M
Gb bEiSSf l. EL Ell p reator. can sell your
house fast. any size or price, in D. c. or
f clos II Md R and s1 "a; 1910 vermont ave
REFINED, small family must vacats
GEORGETOWN home by Oct.:. service couple
leaving that section, write Box 355-A' Star
s-BEDRooM HOUSE wanted in Bethesda
will pay up to $4,000; good cash pay
is Rooms, in good repair, adaptable for
ood eon must 6e Psa
s %as4ED BIZ pikE a5T-F FROM Ssf OWNER or
bedroom home lbrick preferred. in good
section Arlington County; near bus line;
S insh LIRE rs B f c Good ot I'd house
any condition, in D. c.. Va. or Md. High
est reference, cash and monthly payments;
tinue to live there considered. Box 1871
s Six S' or EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, mod. good
NV; $500 cash, good monthly payments;
s. q pso 91 WASTrp nv White g.
s w ct2N Sc sELI YogR HOUSE and get you
sGR sasa penty clients Waiting for quick
IA. 3966. J, B. TIFFEY SON $40
K We aRyE E. aS CASH PURCHASER for g.
room house with bedroom and bath on lst
s t,osF must 1av Be- ss. p good condition RE
6-RM. BRICK, furnished preferred, in
northwest or Maryland approximately
fb BIZ ;PqS, nlfss ONE NEED HousE-H.ve
1900 for down payment. Ma. 04oo. or
Any All NE nj. AND Sc. pRopERTY--ws pay
all
r. IN sSS soJs NOSE !. a. i g
sg cash went H saks u ISas Re PrNgt
o ss II s6 fagss teE IS G. s7s1a Nd
WoobRbor sf eo e5orf sS Epa Rh ss
JSs2s fys rs Va aspsf for cash small
sss oui VIM h ss 's sns With ''ss%sn, sa
VI Can SELL your property If located in
FIT with " for agSskk ssIs COZ ssas6fs
M 10Th ao Il w ay Na sondiso @7e2 Frame
mission. Please call MR.. ALBERTs Ma
WILL WIZ PAY CASH for 8 or 8 room house.
Ma. 1882, after 8 call EXECUTIVE 1897.
aUS Ask CO. g.. NJ lssora XM
WANT Def. AMI. HOME, or 8 bed
rooms; cash to $4,000. Box 1e2-A
cthks A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C..
SUNDAY, JULY U.s.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY lconi

Cash PURcHAsERs for 9 70 10 room
sshSSols e A B ABE NE. : 2os5. n,.
siis' school; 3 rooms, how'd. door. tile
bath; attic, basement, Oil beat pref, good
WILL BUY direct. from home owner; pre-
fer modeFn 3-bedroom brick, near Wis
sGns Inn and Neb ,,a ives mot not eyer gr
BUNGALow In or near suitland Md
Two or three bsdTooms; reasonable. Tele-
SMALL NoALoW or house in sc, or n "
D. c. or nearby Md. viii pay cash above
trss NJ su sfsRIs sm alae in need
brick home or bungaloW In Bethesda
Silver Spring 2r Hsstssyi6e area 7in Prong fga9
purchase or rental OF unfurnished house
Or apartment in Sc section. Tel. SP. 07S5-R
BUNGALOW, or trade a 2-story brick
home in American University Park area
Call EN-. 1893 all day.
3-RM. BUNGALOW, D. G; or nearby mus s
settle at once; pay cash and walt so OF
FROM OWNER. bedrooms. nearby Mont
70 BUY FROM oWNERwFour bedroom
brick house Attic disable. Good location
SOLD of SI RgoHsa' f IN Virginia. cash for OIL
Rark Nd RTishtE09d sh HP sasI Park
CASH. Si2 900 $50, 900 for house, Chevy
Chase, D. C., Md, Shepherd PARK Sau na
AaSSp from eRss or SroE 1 by youI
house today or sell to cash clients. waiting
apDr ra m'Fsfr saaf a11cR 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15

WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS-Large, rooms
4 bedrooms; now ready for occupancy
% rooms. 1 bedrosms, oil heat, garage;
square Rhode Island ave; bargain O.
MANOR & Co. 23i4 r. l. ave. ne
HOME AND INCOME, semidetaclvd brick
downtown, II rms baths. hotsysnt6eil
down, balsnace like rent.
81 900 down, brick, 8 rms and bath
hot-water heat, near 18th and II sts ne e
Realty RE 4Sa Co. s48 New York ave. NV, NE
HOME VALUEs-3eI0 Bladensburg I'd
nComplete sdfsmily re TT sgxi
Owner in. Price. $3.50; terms.
4s02 Somerset I'd. Riverdale Nd
Modern: six spacious rooms, lawns: shades
1927 D st s:s:-Two bedrooms, ly, rm;
sSuas wthn
sweet homes have ever entered owner in
is G 8e sS f to s my farm das
= nstrOgoiitsn area: Sly rms; acreage
cash lor less) and S45 mo. Possession now
47o6 ANNAPOLIS I'd, HyattSyille. Nd.
with carrier pigeon homes above, yards,
gardens with Vegetables), This is to me
an opportunity to let business and home
In the heart Of new shopping center fed
BY 1000 population. Terms. H. M
HUNTER. WA. 5S4s.
CoLoRED-ALI. BRICK; opsn today, 2-e.
Of bus on New Hampshire ave. and street.
car on Georgia avenue, featuring spacious
venetian Sds
heat and Anchor o fenced lot Prced to sell
81 HsESn r. f isess
streets h af desirable f for doetorss aS I'd
Gated; would ' make IDEAL dental T' Clinic i
owner will give easy terms. to responsible
R ss INQUIRE TGE Psse end H nsnfa 49, a.
cosIonREED, MD. AVE. N.E-seautitul
Ss sSn Ps1sI sss o Hss
4, gpsHTR. No; osss. Eysnings, Ii. 4ssS..
800 block 14th st. me-; good condition: oil
Is an excellent buy &C SIT, $50, HOWARD
coseS asens d e sSs$ BIDos. fur.
nished and equipped as small hotel or fine
tionally fne neighborhood: $4,000 to
100000 cash REQUIRED; net profit over $780,
CoL0RED--aI5 HILLSIDE PL. Me-
rm. and bath frame BUNGALOW, h,-w.h.; 2
lots: priced At $4,000: terms. D. c. jo-
SEPH, HI 041e or NO. 1881
COLoRED-WE HAVE ON SALE a beauti-
full 2-family. house in the Parkview sec
ton; semidetached, asbestos shingles,
h.-w.h., coal; with extra lot, suitable for
another house, and stone garages. For
further information call mornings, Ho.
CCooITSoRED-oPPosrTE Government Print.
ing Office-1st commercial; SUBSTANTIAL g.
story brick building; large. store on LIST floor
and 6-room apartment above; oil h..wh.
r. A. HuMPERIEs Realtor, sos N, Capt.
tol st., Ma. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15

rooms and bath h.-wh. garage. nice back
We have several other 8. and 10
room houses in NV, ne. and Sc. sections.
Apply at 1910 M ST. NV. or phone DI.
1888 and one of the statesmen will be
glad to assist you in selecting a home.
CoLoRED, 325 18th ST. SE.-semidet.
br.., rms. bath. Col. fr. porch, gar; price
and terms ARRANGED
rms, bath $3.50 down.
, Colored $50 18th st. NET rms. r,
nr nv h price reas. Call RELIANCE
REALTY CO., DI 1881. Open Sun, to /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15

! COLORED, 62O 18th ST NE rooms on
! . floors. h.-w oil heat. hardwood floors
| throughout; garage; excellent condition;
/ 81 500: 81 800 cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15

COLORED-S10,00O-I St NV. near
Monroe: brick rooms and bath, h.-w.h
toiD; terms
Brick rooms and bath. h.-wh.. auto
matte water heater: garage; terms.
S6950-Marylsnd ave. near l3th st.
e-Brick, 8 rooms and bath. h.-wh.
could be converted into 3 apis. E. A.
BARR, Me 2O25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10
Mead Urges Action
On Veteran HOUSING
Before Christmas
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Senator Mead, Democrat, of New
York wants Congress to act before
Christmas on a $196, 627 900 program
to provide veterans and their FAM
lilies with 100000 emergency homes.
Senator Mead is the author of
Legislation to empower the National
Housing Authority to house veterans
Immediately under this three point
program:
l. Move approximately $4,000 Gov
ernment-owned family-type houses,
originally set up for war workers,
to areas of acute housing shortage.
2. Convert surplus Army and Navy
barracks and other dormitory-typ
facilities into family homes.
3. Authorize States, communities
and schools to provide and manage
housing sites and utilities after the
Federal Government has paid for
dismantling, transporting and re-
erecting the dwellings.
Declaring it would be Calamity
to expect veterans to live in shacks,"
Senator Mead in a statement yester-
day called on city, State and Federal
housing authorities to combine all
their efforts and work on the same
team"
Senator Mead said the Army has
reported to him it recently has va
Gated and returned to owners about
5000 hotel and apartment house ac-
commodations surplus to Army
needs in New York State.
The Senator said he did not see
''how any one could object to Pres
ident Humans proposal for res
toration of priority controls by the
Government over home building
materials.
1--WE must take positive action"
Senator Mead declared, ito see that
the benefits of the CT Bill of Rights
are not merely empty promises to
veterans, but that they will actually
receive those benefits. Without a
house, job does not mean much
to veteran, and without a place
to live the student veteran can
hardly resume his interrupted edu-
cation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10
NEEDS NO HARSH
LAxATIvES NOW
Says Famous Cereal Brings
Lasting Constipation Relief

Do harsh laxatives give you only
temporary relief? Then read this
sincere, unsolicited letter:
II was troubled with constipation.
Harsh laxAtives gave only temporary re-
lief. but didn't believe that q cereal could
remedy constipation. put ALL-BRAN to
. test. and now ! have no more of this
BRAN is true. More people should use It
daily. Thanking you" Don Potorti, 2b25 s.
Alder St.. Phila. 48, Pa.
If you suffer from constipation
due to lack Of bulk in your diet, eat
q dish Of KELLOGG'SALL-BRAN
every day and drink plenty of
water. If not completely satisfied
in ten days, send empty carton to
Kellogg Company, Battle Creek,
Michigan. You'll be paid double
your money back.
KELLOGG's ALL-BRAN is not
a purgative. It's a good, whole
some cereal made from the vital
outer layers of wheat. Provides
gentle-acting bulk, helpful to
normal, easy Taxation. Try it as
delicious cereal-and in mullins.
Get ALL-BRAN at your gro
GERS. Made by Kellogg's of Battle
Creek and Omaha.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10
Mons Death by Hanging
Is Declared Suicide

A certificate Of suicide was issued
yesterday by Coroner A. Magruder
Macdonald in the death of Joseph
CARRIER, u, of 1871 Fifth street Sc.
CARRIER, retired Treasury Depart
ment employee. was found at noon
yesterday hanging by a cord from
his bedroom door by roomer in
the house. His sister, Miss Sara
CARRIER, told police her brother had
been in i'll health for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10

ago that girls wanting to get married
were advised to go West. That's
fine advice when Mr., Manville is
West.
Gracious, if he and Miss Joyce
keep up their matrimonial pace the
time is bound to come when they'll
meet and marry each other And
that ceremony will probably be
staged in the Rose Bowl.
released by Consolidated News Features.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10
Nubby Cardigan
Twin Sweaters

V'ii 0VSotSt > 80
soft pure wool, closely knitted
for extra warmth, in q long,
sleeved cardigan, and match
ing creW-neck short-sIeeved
pull-over. Good for u to give
me-" too, Blue, gray white,
black, brown, maize, kelly,
cherry, pink. Sizes "a to 40.
Cord'eon -----------S5.
PulIover --------S3.
Another matching pulloyer with
long sleeves ot----S4.95
Better spotswear-Th Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10

riages when it
went arou n d
putting restric-
tons on things.
But goodness,
girls, Miss Joyce
should be a les
son to us. While
we've been la
menting h a t
t h er e aren't
enough men to
go around, she
calmly comes up
with her fifth.
And I remember
readino q. while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10
Named Island Prince

Michael Neale, who Is years ago
sold newspapers In London and was
a street cleaner and dishwasher. has
been crowned Prince OF the Saltee
islands, of the coast Of Fire, where
he lives on an island miles square.
He will make his own laws and coin
his own money, Dublin reports. He
is "a years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10
Oracle Aliens
Comments

Well, see that Peggy Joyce has
taken fifth husband and Tommy
Manville an eighth wife. I guess
it's lucky for them that the OPA
overlooked mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10

Many American military men will
have to remain on foreign soil for
many months to come. Your Vic
tory Bond purchases will ease their
burdens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10

Embarrassed BY ugly. externally caused
Pimples, Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis? Try
MERCIREX (mercv-rerl. Its SIX active
ingredients help remove crusts, scales,
scabs; relieve itching smarting; help pre-
tinted, smells good, can be used any time
3 million Jars used. Must relieve or money
refunded. At Drug Stores 35c jar; or
Economy Size g times as much) SOC
AH~~ NY~ IN ysD For The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-11
Cellars, Yards Cleaned ASHES AND RUBBISH REMOVED
 LIGHT TRUCKING
 TEL. 3-1l4S AFTER s P. M.

CHIMNEYS CLEANED - EXPERT SERVICE P. 6 6. FUEL co. TEL. 3-2l47.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-11

CALL NOW! FOR MMED1-
 ATE REMOVAL OF YOUR ASHES AND RUBBISH 5-16O0.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-07-01

In the endeaVor to serve meals
to your family, don't hesitate to
improvise and experiment. We
would still be chewing our meat
raw and serving berries on the
side if someone hadn't experiment.
ed. In such an Improvisation the
other evening with eggs 1 CHANGED
to concoct something that met
with the full approval of the head
of the house so give you:
Eggs Redaktor
To 1 cup of thick cream sauce
add: l tablespoon Worcestershire
Sauce, 3 tablespoons catsup, 1
tablespoon fine cut chives, salt and
pepper to taste, 6 quartered hard
cooked eggs. Serve on toast or
in patty shells. More or less of
the condiments may be added to
taste.
For any dish to be served on
toast to be dressed up a bit, re-
move the crusts from slices of
bread and press them into muffin
tins and toast very slowly in the
oven. They come out very ade-
quate little baskets.
Hot weather and cucumbers
somehow seem to 60 together.
And a delicious accompaniment to
any dinner is:
Swedish Gurka
Slice cucumber paper thin and
place in crockery bowl with vine
gar, sugar and water to taste and
lots of chopped parsley. Let stand
several hours covered in the re-
frigerator before serving.
Another cucumber summer adj
iunct to a one dish meal, such as
Italian spaghetti or any casserole
dish is:
Cucumber and Lemon Aspic Salad
To lemon jello add:
2 tablespoons vinegar
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-07-01
Ka|berg Family
Holds Reunion

For the first time in Is years,
rs members of a pioneer Seattle
family recently had "a gathering
of the clan" with a picnic at
Golden Gardens Park.
The family, all direct descend
ants of the late Peter and Anna
Catherine Kalberg, came from
Portland, Ore, Bellingham, Ia
coma and Seattle. Occasion for the
get-together was a visit from Ed
win kalberg Of New Mexico, one
of the Peter Kalbergs' three sur
viving children.
A sister, Mrs. Caroline Cheadle
of Seattle, who came here in 1876
with her parents, and a brother,
George Kalberg, Bellingham, also
were honored guests. The re-
mainder of the relatives are the
grandchildren, great-grandchildren
and Observation-Disclosures of
the pioneer couple.
Fifteen members of the family
were unable to attend the potluck
picnic because they are in the
armed forces.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-07-01

Appointment of Samuel B.
Gjerde, Oroville rancher and plac-
er miner, to the Washington State
Game Commission, was announced
June 9 by Jack Gorrie, Governor
Mon c. Wallgren's executive as
sistant.
Gjerde is the governors first
appointment to the game board.
The organization still is one short
of full membership of six.
The new commissioner is on the
game committee of Okanogan Po-
mona Grange, is president of the
.Oroville Trapshooting Club, and
secretary-treasurer of the Oroville
Rifle and Pistol Club. He has serv-
ed with the U. S. Fish and Wild
life Service in checking salmon.
Gunder Haegg, who returned to
his native Sweden a short time
ago from a U. S. tour, thrilled
crowd of 10000 spectators by
capturing the 5000 meter run in
1925 in Copenhagen on June 8. It
was close race for the first
1000 meters, but after the two
thirds mark, the Flying Swede
shook off all competitors and won
handily.
Pastor Olof Wallin of Comfrey,
Mimi, has accepted the call to
succeed the Rev. Oliver Wilson as
pastor of Clearbrook Lutheran
Church, Clearbrook, Wash. He will
begin his new pastorate on Aug
ust /.
Miss Gerda Bergman, Presby-
terrain missionary in Korea since
1915, recently came to Seattle to
visit her sister, Emelia Lundquist
108 N. S0th ST., after having spent
the last three years in Jap prison
camps in the Philippines. She was
last in Seattle on a visit in 1898
Just as soon as there is a boat
leaving, I'll be on it." she declared
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-07-01
Amongst Scandinauians
Here and There

Selection of Miss Rose Marie
Nordquist as queen" of the Fos-
ter Community Club was am
nounced recently.
Miss Nordquist is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nord-
quist of Foster. She was a men,
Der of the 1915 graduating class
of Foster High School.
Il Il
Arne Anderson, SWeden'S fleet
middle distance runner who holds
the world mile record of 4:01.6,
easily won an 800 meter race at
Nykoeping recently in the slow
time of 1855.
The speedy schoolmaster, warm
ing up for a heavy summer sched-
ule, will run twice in Finland and
at Zurich, Switzerland, July %.
After that he is expected to race
either in Marseilles or London
early in August and possibly in
both places if convenient dates can
be arranged
1t still is not certain whether
Anderson will compete against
his great rival, Gunder Haegg,
whose schedule is not yet COM
plete.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-07-01
The Wartime Housewife

l teaspoon salt
l large coarsely diced cucumber
Chill and serve with mayon-
naiSe.
A very filling summer salad
that may be luncheon dish or a
hot summer evening dinner dish
is:
Jellied Tuna Salad
2 cans tuna fish
l 3 cup chopped sweet pickle
1 finely chopped medium onion
q cup chopped celery
1 cucumber coarsely chopped
y cup mayonnalse
l tablespoon vinegar
Juice of l lemon
l package Knox gelatine mixed
with u cup cold water, let stand
5 minutes and dissolve over boil
ing water. Add to other ingredi-
ents, and also l teaspoon salt,
mix thoroughly and chill Serve
with mayonnaise and sliced toma-
toes or half an avacodo. VII h
dessert this is full meal.
An unusual dessert that is de-
licious if you have a bit of but
ter to spare.
Cheese Fruit Dumplings
l pound dry cottage cheese; this
is the fine curd kind and can be
had at the public market.
To q of the cheese add 1 egg,
bit of salt and mix well. Then add
enough flour to handle. Make into
roll. Slice off a piece and make
a patty in your hand, put three
washed cherries or l apricot mot
seeded in the center) and make a
ball. Drop in boiling water, turn
or they will stick to the pan.
Cook about Is minutes, place on
individual dishes, break top with
fork and sprinkle with remaining
cottage cheese and pour over
drawn butter.
Il II 4
If you are lucky enough to get
a chicken and have it cut up for
frying or stewing a second meal
can be made from the less desir-
able pieces. Save the two pieces
of back and the neck and possibly
one wing. Boil these together with
a bay leaf, bit of onion and celery
tops. Let broth cool and remove
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-07-01

all meat from bones, remove Gel
cry top and bay leaf. Bring back
to a boil and add rice, about
quarter cup or a bit more, boil
until almost all the broth is alb
sorbed season with salt, pepper
and little curry powder dissolved
in warm water. Serve with vege-
table and salad. This is definite
experiment, but it was edible and
stretched a chicken one more meal.
With less rice and no curry, it
is thick chicken and rice soup.
A number of very excellent des-
serts may be made with Eagle
Brand Sweetened condensed milk.
Consult the recipes on the wrap
per. Ice creams and other des-
serts made with this use no eggs
or sugar. One for example, that
is delicious but very rich is a
pudding. Boil 1 can Eagle Brand
in a kettle with water over the
top of the can for three hours,
chill without opening can. Serve
small portion with chopped nuts
and thin cream, not whipped. A
Nabisco wafer or plain, sugar
cooky with this is far more
than adequate dessert.
A time saver when polishing the
silver is a Silvena Polish Cloth
No washing to be done after pol
ishing and no mess. Can be had
at department stores.
If you have seersucker dresses
or overalls for children, hang them
on the line dripping wet and pull
them into shape and no ironing
is needed. This applies to corduroy
as we'll
If you are doing any painting
and should get some on mirrors,
door knobs or windows and don't
have paint remover or turpentine
to take it off, nail polish remover
does just as good job. This APP
plies to paint on hands, drops on
the floor (if you paint like I do
and inquisitive little fingers that
are always drawn to fresh paint.
Should you contemplate remov-
ing old wallpaper, warm water
with vinegar in it is the thing to
facilitate removal. Just brush on
the walls with a cloth or brush.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-07-01
Sweden Believes Russian
Occupation of BornhoIm
Only Temporary

STOCKHOLM, June 4 by wire
less)-In a statement to the
Stockholm correspondent of the
French newspaper, France-Soir, of
Paris, an official spokesman of
the Swedish Foreign Office has
said that the department finds no
reason to feel concern over the
fact that Soviet troops have &C.
cupied the Danish island of Born
holm, which is close to the Swed-
ish southeast coast. 1t regards the
occupation is a normal measure
in military operations and is con-
WINGED that it is only temporary.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-07-01
DR.. E. Palmquist
Gets New Position

Appointment of DR.. Emil E.
Palmquist as city health commits
sioner recently was approved unan-
imously by the City Councils de-
partment efficiency committee.
DR.. Palmquist, now King County
health officer, is expected to as
sumo his new post in July.
He is SO years old. He will sue
coed DR.. Ragnar T. Westman, act
ing commissioner who is career
officer in the United States Public
Health Service and has been ION
loan" to Seattle the past two years.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-07-01
Boider Sick Benefit
Society

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