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Evening star., 1946-03-17
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your sails, but if you kid yourself
that a pretty manicure can dress up
red, rough-skinned hands you're
mistaken! Now a REAL help is
PACQUINS Hand Cream, with its
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Evening star., 1946-03-17

Millions upon millions know S.CHL-LT.Z
->o- 7.letter word that made Milwaukee famous
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VI Nv" world and all you to do is taste its
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hops there's chance Of harsh bitterness whatsoever Thas
why Mwaukeeamous SCHLlTZ enhance
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prompu snack with piping hot meas
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Evening star., 1946-03-17
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Evening star., 1946-03-17
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Evening star., 1946-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West have
returned to Rockville after spending
several weeks in Florida.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01
u. S. STEIGlA PLA-
GA ZVALGYBOS
SISTEMA
ZVALGYBA DIRBS PRIZES
KITU SALIU SNIPUS

Prezidentui Trumanui sutin.
kant, Americas vyriausybe is.
teigia Amerikos Slapta zval.
gyba, kuri isaugs milziniska
organizacija, didesne negu da-
bar turima FBI.
Pirmu kartu sales istorijo-
je, jei tas sutarimas tarp State
DEPARTMENT., karo ir Laivyno
Departmentu nebus keno nors
susabotazuotas, 81 sails lures
talkOs metu, kaip ir atsitikime
karo. nacionale, nepriklausoma,
uzsieniu zvalgybos sistema.
Atominei gadynei uzstojus,
tokjos zvalgybos isteigimas pa
sidare butinai reikalingas.
Britai paveizdan turi tokia
pragarsejusia zvalgyba, kuri
atliko darba taip puikiai net
prieSO salyse karo metu, kad
II Amerikos armijos daznai
tur6jo pasirerati tos zvalgybos
daginiais karo eigoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01
AMERIkA SEKA So
VIETU SNIPUS

kongrese prad6ta kclti ita-
rimai kad buves Amerikos am
basadorius Maskvoje, Joseph
E. Davies, turf kokius nors ry-
Sius su SoVietaiS, nes iis pir-
mutinis eme teisinti bolScViku
paStangaS paVogti atomines
bombOs paslaptis, pareik8da-
mas kad Russia tui pilna mo-
raline teise jieSkoti atomines
bOmbos paslapties savo militia
risky Spiegu pagaIba'.
Davies tue budu padrasina
sovietu agentus vogti Ameri-
kos militarines paslaptis.
Atstovas GWinn reikalauja
State Departmentq mesti Rusi-
jai tupciojimo ir glostymo po-
litika if leisti FBI agentams
areStuoti zinomus Sovietu Sni-
puS Amerikoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01
RUSU KALTE PRt-
METAMA VOKE-
CLANS

Nuernbergo VokieCiu teismt
Vlenas soVietQ atstoVaS iSkelt
VokleCiamS apkaltinima uz nu,
zudyma 100000 Latviu il Lie,
tuviQ, lake naziU okupacijoS
Pabaltijo krastq.
Stai kaip sakoma:
Burial belaisViu, kurie dir,
DO alkani il iSbadeje Xxi mega,
IeJo pajudeti, DuVo gyVi uzka,
sami kaSdien stovykloje neto,
Ii kauno".
Tokiu if pana5iais budais
Rusu irodymu, Lietuvoje il
LatVijoje iSzudyta puse milijo-
no zmoniQ.
Tai kita atvira Sovietu klas-
ia if durninimas Amerikieciq,
kuric tam tiki.
TokiQ zmoEiQ iSzudymQ pa
skirose LietuVos dalySe uztiko
Lictuviai po Primo bolSeViku
is LietuVos i&vijimo, kaip tas
pIaCiai apra$yta "LietuVa Trio
nu Panciuose'. Tai Wis dar-
bas bOlScyiku. iu karStOmis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01
LIET u v O S
P Az ER GI IA A S

ia lakyti toe etoe kr karine sovietu vadovybe ras
reikanga G Lietuva is savo puses joku teisiu Sovie
tu Sajungos teritoroje negauna Tokia savltarplnes
pagabos sutartis esee reske ka kita kap taklnga
Lietuvos okupaca kap jos faktiska neprikausomybes
panakinma kaip jos sbraukma is suvereniniu valsty
blu skaiciaus
"Jusu patiektas savitarpnes pagabos sutartes pro-
jektas yra ne kas kita kap Letuvos okupacija'.
suos Urbsio zodzius sovietu vyrai reagavo sypse-
noms palydetomis Staino ironja kad "panasia issyk
kalbejo ir Estos uzsienu reikalu mnstras bet veau
isitikino kad tai nera okupacija pagaba T cia Sta
nas priekaistngu onu pareske kad Lietuvos potikos
vadai nesupranta tk1u Sovetu SaJungos ntenclJu k-
rios priesngos Pabaltio vastybu neprklausomy-
bei Toau Stainas vel tese sukta ir pilna prekaisu
kad ivedimas Lietuvon sovleu karluomenes
yra naudngas ne kan kitam, tik Lietuvos saugumu
Girdi Letuvos kariuomene esant permaza kad galet1
atbaidyt agresoru is Vakaru (suprask Vokietja Lie
tuvos ga siena Voketa esanti nlekuO neapsaugota
ir Sovietu Sajunga negalnt pakti tos senos atvros
Todel sovietams esas butnas rekalas tureh savo ka
ruomenes gera kumsti Letuvoje, ypatngai siauresVa
karu dalyje.
Po Staino vel kabeo Molotovas, naudodamas tuos
pacius argumentus tk kitonis formoms ir visu kars
tu rodinejo kad Sovetu Saunga r toliau pasliekant
uodraugiSkiausa nusitekus Letuvos atzvig, kad JOS
visos smpatijos yra Letuvos pusee Jos suloma saV-
a1pines pagabos sutartim SoVetu Sajunga sleklantl
reaai patarnau Letuvos interesams, apsaugoti jos
neprklausomybe ir sudary jai ramesnes salygas gy-
venimui.
Molotovui kalbant, Stalnas varte rankoje vena su-
tartes apa r kaz ka maste.... Staga jis paeme ant
stale gejusi pasel perbrauke tekste skaiciq $4,000
irase "3500O Tuo tarpu Moloovas tese savo argu-
mentacija ir baige tokiais zodzais
"Panasu savtarpines pagabos pakta mes pasirase-'
me Estais. Ryt-poryt toki pat pasrasysime ir su
atvais Nei Estams nei Latviams slos sutartys nera
padariusios toxic neigiamo spudzio kaip ums Lengvai
butu galima susda,yti nuomone kad Lietuva nor sar
dyti ia visa sistea kokia Sovietu Saunga yra uzbre
zus igyvendnti. Toka nuomone, zinoma, neprisidetu
prize Sovetu Saungos ir Lietuvos ikisioniu geru san
tikiu palaikymo'. u.
Sic paskutniej Molotovo sakniai saa kartaus prize
kaisto turejo dar ir aba nemalonaus grasnanco prize
skonio. Neziurint piktos Moloovo nuotaikos Urbsys
megino sknti r irodneti kad butu ir Lietuva ir So
vetu saungai sveikau ei savitapne pagalbos sutar-
tbs butu be sovietu kariuomenes iguu Nors Sovietu
Letuvos vyriausybe pinai pastk jos nuosrdzu pareis
kmu kad il brangina LetlWos neprikausomybe taciau
sovietu kariuomenes iguu buvmas Lietuvoe negaletu
butt tarpautineie benduomenee suprastas ktaip kap
LietuvOs valstybnio suverenumo susiaurinimas
lRllS daupiaul
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01
DAINELE
(Bus daugiau)

As pinu tau roziu Vainika
ir tarp roziu ir meile pinu.
Kick pc nuometu svaju isnyko,
kick nutilo, nutruko dainu.
Kyla rytas ir vakaras sminga.
Amzinu nebesmilksta ugniu.
Laime, paukste ia isgastinga,
laip seselis nelydi zmoniu.
Uzsideki ia meiles vainika,
pc iuo godas paslepki giliai.
Tau rozes prabangios pritiko,
man telieka nuo roziu dygliai.
Kastytis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01

sVIRs $4,000 moterQ turf
darbus sios sales bankinese is
talSose. ---.-.. -
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Ann Hoover to Wed
Cadet FurHbOLmen

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hoover
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Ann Virginia Hoover,
to Cadet James Bjarne Furuholmen.
The wedding will take place July 6.
The prospective bride and her
parents are native Washingtonians,
members of one of the oldest fami-
lies in the Capital. Her paternal
ancestors came from Pennsylvania
in 1890 and her maternal ancestors
are among the earliest families of
Virginia. She is the granddaughter
of Jane Louise Gautier Hoover and
of John Mosby Worcester of this
city and Fairfax Court House. Miss
Hoover attended Bryn Mawr College
and for the past three years has
been an assistant to the Army Engi-
neers at the Army Map Service in
Washington.
Cadet Furuholmen, who is the son
Of Col. Bjarne Furuholmen, now sta
toned in Washington, and Mrs.
Furuholmen, attended Vanderbilt
University and is member of Sig
ma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. He
will be graduated from the United
States Military Academy in June.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Visitor HOnOred

A small but cosmopolitan party
was given last evening by Miss
M d elaine Wikstrom Angelin
daughter of the Swedish Naval At.
tache and Nine Angelin. The din.
ner was in honor of her week enc
guest, Nine. Gaby Terrall of Paris
who came down from New York
where she is spending a few months
Cohostess at the party that end.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
ed with dancing at the Chevy Chase

led with dancing at the Chevy Chase
Club was Miss Elisabeth Wikstrom-
Angelin and the guests were Mrs.
William T. Mann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Keith, Attache of the
Swedish Legation, Mr.. Kjell de Nor
denskiold; the Second Secretary of
the Turkish Embassy, Mr.. Orhan
Eralp; the Third Secretary of the
Italian Embassy, Signor Corrado
Orlando di-Contucci, and Mr.. Oliver
Cook.
Evening star., 1946-05-19

Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hicks of
Council Hill, Okla, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Winifred Hicks, to 1t. Comdr. DON
aid Hubert Butler, U. S. N. r., son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Butler Of
Claude, Tex. The ceremony took
place recently in Foundry Methodist
Church, the Rev. DR.. Frederick
Brown Harris officiating.
Senator Elmer Thomas of Okla
homa, for whom the bride was
secretary, gave her in marriage and
the Misses Jean and Jane Partridge
were her attendants. Mr.. Al
Dresner served as best man for
Comdr. Butler.
Following a Northern honeymoon
the bridal couple will reside in
Lima, Peru, where the bridegroom
will be associated with the Panagra
Airlines. For the past 18 months
he has been on duty as pilot at
the Anacostia Naval Air Station.
Mrs. Butler was with the United
States Embassy in Mexico City be-
fore coming to Washington.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07
] hill Saturday afternoon.

hill Saturday afternoon.
 Favors for the little guests were balloons and coIorful hats. A large birthday cake formed the center piece at the table.
 Invited guests included Mrs. BilEBailey, Margaret and Billy; Mrs. Cecil Wilson and Candice, Mrs. Gertrude Raumaker and Susan, Mrs. Margaret Cook and Judy, Mrs. Stan Austermann, Stanley and Allen; Mrs. Orval Nye and Patty, Mrs. William Gillenwater and Paul, Mrs. John Marshall, Christine and Nancy; Mrs. Royce Templeton and Nan. cy, Mrs. Richard Stockwell and
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Root, mer Kodiak residents who I've been making their home in tnneapolis, left there Tuesday wing to Seattle, on their way ck to live here again. They
 accompanied by one of MT. lots brothers, and will make rious stops along the way.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07
NOTICE

Licenses for dogs are available at the City Clerks office. All pet dogs Ewill be licensed and controlled by September l6, at which time the city drive will be started to eliminate the stray dogs that are becoming a public nuisance.
 B. w, Mccormick
 Chief of Police
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07

Volunteer librarians who will serve at the pubic library at the Center during the coming week have been announced as follows by Marjorie Gunderson, chair man of the library committee:
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07

Gene Dawson, founder and former publisher of the Kodiak Mirror. is now located in Los Angeles, associated with real estate firm in the handing of business property.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07
Beverly Gunnison

The above-named person may call at CHRISTY'S Bakery to- day and receive the Weekend Special FREE. (adv)
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07

Richard, IT,, Michael Shupp, Mrs. Cecil Brown and Edward, Mrs. Clifford Mowry, and Mrs M. Burnham.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07

After a few more days cook 5, Harry Holt will leave for
 States to spend the winter, 'ving stayed here until his Lnddaugbter was born to his
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07

Sunday: 3 to 5 pm Chester Clark Monday: z to g pm Gertie Raumaker Tuesday: 2 to g pm Margaret Cook Wednesday: 2 to 4 pm Sister Hilary 2 to 9 pm
 Ruth Torgerson Friday: 2 to g pm
 Dorothy Clark
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07
jBingo!

Bingo!
 In response to popular de- Ind, the familiar call will ring again at the Kodiak Com unity Center Thursday even
 at 8:15, it was announced.
 Many attractive prizes and { Erchandise orders will be a. a rded. Blindfold bingo and veIty numbers will be added
 fractions.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07

daughter, ,EMrs. Paul Fret0s. 1
 MT. Holt will spend Christmas in Mexico City, and New Years in New Orleans. He will be back next summer.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07

Honorng the 4th birthday an- niversary of her daughter Ronda, Mrs. Ralph Shupp entertained at the Shupp home on Carlson
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-14
IT ABLELA AN -
L FARMING ~
\ weekly discussion devoted to the
Land and Farms of Garrett County,
edited by John Carter, County Agent,
and W. w. Mace, Soil Conservaiionist.

Farm census reports shows there
are 526,G87 acres Of pasture land in
Garrett county that is seldom if ever
ploWed to be planted TO other crops.
The University of Maryland has stu
died pastures which include pastures
in Garrett county as we'll as securing
studies from other nearby states and
has found that on the basis of actual
farm operations, AN annual cost for
fertilizer and lime treatments Of APP
proXimately $3.50 per acre usually
will double production on reason
ably good pasture sod.
For economical milk production,
the annual feed requirements for
dairy cows should be supplied about
as follows: One-third from good pas
ture; one-third from high quality hay
and silage; and one third from grains
or concentrates. Pasture may profit
ably supply even a higher proportion
Of The nutrients for certain types Of
beef productions Of the four kinds OF
feeds mentioned, pasture hes received
the least attention in the way Of I'M
provemcnt.
Fertilizer and lime treatments that
yield the most profitable return from
pastures vary from farm to farm.
The Treatment given should depend
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-14

Craver, sister of the groom, wore a
gown of blue with a matching hat.
Her bouquet was of white carnations.
The bridesmaids were, Miss Alice
Podluchny and Miss Grace Tibbitts,
sister and friend Of the bride. They
were attired in pink and yellow
gowns with matching hats, and car
lied bouquets Of spring flowers with
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-14

matching ribbons.
Pfc. Harry f. Craver, brother Of
the groom, was best man His ushers
were Norman Tibbitts. Joseph Kow-
alski and Joseph Szymanski.
The altar was decorated with ferns
md white lilies.
\ reception was held at the home
of the Lride.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-14

Worship and preaching, 1870 P. NJ.
Revival begins Monday, March 18th,
at 1870 P. VI. Services each evening
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-14
MARRIED

Cheney-Friend-Miss Rena Alice
Friend, NarroWs Park, Cumberland,
daughter OF Nh. and Mrs. Arch c.
Friend, Friendsvile. and John Walter
Cheney, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
X. Cheney, Flinstone, were married
Friday March /, in the parsonage of
the First Methodist church, Bedford
street, Cumberland
The Rev. George E. Baughman,
pastor of the church, officiated.. The
bride was attired in a powder blue
suit with which she wore black ac-
cessories, An orchid corsage COM
pleted her costume
The bride is graduate Of Friends
vile high school and attended Cath
erman's business school. She is en-
ployed by the office Of the Buchanan
Lumber company.
The bridegroom is Il graduate OF
Flinstone high school, He recently
received an honorable discharge from
the army after four and one-half
years Of service He served in the
European theatre Of operations and
held the rank Of first sergeant. He
has resumed his employment with the
Buchanan Lumber company.
Podruchny -Craver-Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Podruchny, Bowers Hill, Viz
ginia, announce the marriage Of their
daughter Agnes Helen, to Cpl.
Robert &. Craver, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Craver, Kitzmiller
The ceremony was performed by
The Rev. Father Joseph Bogackiac,
of the st, Mary's church, Bowers
Hill, Virginia
The bride wore a gown of candle
light satin with a Puerto Rican lace
yolk and Il full court train. Her
finger tip veil was held in place by
a halo Of satin caught with orange
blossoms. Her bouquet was Of iris
and gardenias
The maid Of honor, Miss Esther
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-14
The Republican

Entered at the Postoffice at Oakland
Nd, as second-class mail matter.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-31
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
u. S. SOIL CONSERVATION
MET AT EUREKA, OCT. "a

The regular meeting of the Board
of Supervisors of the u. S. Soil
Conservation District was held at
Eureka on Thursday evening Oct.
"a. The following Supervisors were
present:
Horace Hudson, president; Winton
Weydemeyer, secretary; Bert Roe;
Wilfred Johnson; Alfred Pelke; A.
S. Erickson, work unit conservation
list. Eureka, Louis Moose, district
conServationist; J. Glenn Jones.
asst county agent.
Plans for repairing the RD-7
which has been loaned to the Dis
trict for the s. c. S. land clearing
were made. The caterpillar had a
major breakdown and it is planned
to have it back in operation so that
additional clearing can, be done this
fall.
Requests for securing assistance
from the state engineer of the S.
c. S. in making a survey to deter
mine the feasibility of the proposed
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-31

who weighs a faith in humanity
AGAINST the pursuit of wealth anc
position and chooses the latter. II is
not until he finds his structure OF
power fall to pieces under the i'm
pact of the stock market crash and
until he loses the only woman who
has ever meant anything to him in
his life that ONeill realizes the
emptiness of his ambition and turns
to the faith inspired by the Hood
lum Saint Dismas, patron of buns.
Top support is given the stars by
a flaWless cast. Angela Lansbury
again wins attention as a cynical
night club singer of the New York
speakeasy era; James Gleason has
an outstanding Characterization as
"Snarp," a reformed hoodlum; Lewis
Stone gives his usual persuasive
touch to the role of Father Nolan.
Others who merit praise include
Rags Ragland, Frank McHugh and
Slim Summerville, and the discern
ing direction of Norman Taurog is
evident in every scene of this touch
ing and long to be remembered
screen offering.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-31
Schedule For
Duck Season

The open shooting season fol
ducks. geese, Except Snow White
Geese" Geese in Madison, Gala
tin, Beaverhead Counties, and Ross
Geese anywhere in Montana); Brant
and Coot, will commence October
26th. and continue As days, closing
on December 9th, both dates inclu-
Sive.
A closed season exists throughout
the State of Montana on Swan and
Ross Geese. Madison, Gallatin,
Beaverhead counties are closed to
hunting on Snow White" Geese.
Shooting Hours: Shooting may be
done daily, starting at 80 minutes
before sunrise and closing at 80
minutes before sunset
Daily Bag Limit Ducks.-(Ex-
cept American and Redbreasted
merganzers, locally called fish
ducks CD including in such limit
one Cd Woodduck Merganzers:
Twenty five (25).
Possession Limit Ducks-Ex
cept American & Redbreasted Mer-
ganzers) Fourteen Q4), including
not more than one Cd Woodduck,
same being two days daily bag
limit
Daily Bag Limit: Geese. (2)
of any kind in any combination,
Canada White Front Hutchins,
Cackling, including Brant, and in
addition, any person may have Two
~ Snow Geese, or Two (2) Blue
Geese, singly or in the aggregate.
Possession Limit: Geese.-Any
person may possess not more than
one days limit
Daily Bag Limit: Coot-Twenty
five (25).
Possession Limit: Merganzers-
No Limit.
Migratory birds may be shipped
at any time during the open shoot
ing season, and remain in transit
days to reach destination after
the close of the open shooting sea
son, but no migratory birds can be
shipped after December 9th, which
is the last day of the shooting sea
son.
Cold Storage Migratory birds
may be possessed in cold storage, or
otherwise, for a period of 80 days
after the close of the shooting sea !
son, which in Montana the final pos
session limit date will be March TO- |
1947.
Repeating Shotguns: - Either
Automatic or hand operated pump !
guns, shall have the magazine plug /
ged with a one-piece filler, incapa- |
bic of removal from the Loading end |
of the magazine, so as to reduce
the capacity of said gun to Three
(3) shells, that is, Two ~ shells
in the magazine and One ID shall
be in the barrel
The use of power-boats (inboard
or outboard), sail boats, automo-
biles, or aircraft to Rally Drive, or
concentrate migratory birds, or to
shoot or hunt migratory birds,
therefrom, is prohibited
The use of Live Decoys, or Bait
to lure migratory birds is prohibit
Sed, and the use of cattle, horses,
or Mules, in the hunting of migra-
tory birds, is prohibited.
All persons Is years of age, or
slder, when hunting migratory
BIRDS are required to have on their
person, an unexpired Federal Migra-
'ory Bird Hunting License Stamp
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-31
WILLIAM POWELL, ESTHER
WILLIAMS SCORE BIG HIT
IN THE H0ODLUM- SAINT

William Powell returns to the
screen Sunday and Monday, Novem-
Der and at the Kootenai Theatre,
after an absence of more than a
wear. in The Hoodlum Saint" a
stirring picture which offers the
veteran M-G-M star the most power
full and affecting role of his entire
career.
Cast as Terry O'Neill, veteran of
World War l, Powell plays a man