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Evening star., 1947-08-03

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The frontiersman., 1947-07-23

lAS3 SUNDAY
 Whom the 4.1eut ian Mail arr ivod hero fr om Seward last Sun- day, sho br ought to Soldovia Q now1y-ap- pointed Moth odist mi nis ter, the Rovor~ end Oscar Ols on. He had boon intending tho No thedis Conf err once at Seward and camo dir octly to his now pastorcto ct it's conclus ion.
 Tho Rcvcrcnd Olson is no stranger to A1- aska. for he was .for- morly pastor ;at Une1- asko; although moro rec3ntly ho hes boon serving in tho stctos
 Tho family. of tho now mini s tor is now in Seward, but will join him hore in So1- dovia in tho near fu- turo. W.
 Tho first serv ices schodul cd by Roverond Olsen arc to bo hold in the chur ch hero at 7:3O noxt Sunday ovc- ming. Church service will bo followed by an inf ormal social gath or ing in tho church parlors, when Soldovia is inv ited
The frontiersman., 1947-07-23
SELOOVlA TO SEEK REA 00ERGER W|TH HCn1ER

CCAkD E.
 TRIfs AcA,n
 Tho 36 hours of continuous packing put in ct tho .Al ask a. Soldovia Pack CTS can~ nory las t Wook Jnd, so dopl otcd the city'.s wator supply, that Utility Board mombors wore forced to mako Q hurri od trip to tho dam on Saturday in ordcr to. effoct TO-, pairs thcre.
 Jack Eng1 ish, chairman of tho Board rcportod that tho ro- servoir had boon dr rainod, and evory effort madc to at~ tompt to stop tho 1.ek fl. om b on Q tn tho dam.
 ' in addition longthi of .pipo wore carr i od to tho dam and thcrc c plac cd beneath tho falls to divert some water directly into the c ity pipo1 ino.
 Mr. Engl ish said 1t was impossi ble to say whother tho mea- sur as taken would as- sura cn adoquate we- tor supply for the rest of tho saason. to como and gre tt it's
The frontiersman., 1947-07-23
PLAN WILL EFFECT 5 AViNG. LEAD TO
  FUTURE ExPA ANSiCN
No. 69

Aftor listont ing to H. G. Bryan, alaskan ropr os ontctivo of tho Rural Eloc tr fife ct ion association, IS outl ino two pos siblo methods of RE4A contr ol of po- wor in Sofdovia, Sol- dovians prcsont at Mondays publ ic moot ing unanimously voted to soak combinat ion with Homor in Gn RE-. cooperative for this area.
 Mr. Bryan told To- cal res idents that tho joint cooperative would mako for chcap- or overall oporat ion of . pow CT plant and would of for tho fcst- est rclief in Seldo- vie's emergency, sinco the Homer coop a1roady has boon cp- pr owed end has boon allotted funds in tho amount of :$2l7, , ,OOO for it's poWor pro- gr am.
 It WG,s also point cd out that union with Homer would load tow ard a Kcnai ido power tio-up, which is REA's goal of the future. It is the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Betty and Betty

Ellwood City, Pa, Nov. E ---
| hope that by now everyone is
back in shape after the dance. 1t
was really grand to see the majo-
rity of the clubs we'll represented
but where were Youngstown,
Cleveland and some of the other
clubs. But l hope everyone who
came ahd a good time. We want
to thank all the clubs who helped
make the dance a success. We
also want to thank all the ladies
who sold refreshments and helped
in the kitchen.
Don't forget that the Ladies
Auxiliary is having Fish Fry
on November 8. Serving will be
from 5 to 8. All are cordial invit-
ed. The price is one dollar and we
guarantee you good meal.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:

The members of the Presidents
Cabinet committee or world
food problems in their letter
transmitting their report to
the President:
1--WE wish to make entirely
clear our feeling that the rate OF
exports which can now be defin
itely planned is not enough in
view of the increased needs in the
deficit areas abroad. ;. The diff
Guilty OF attempting to enlarge Our
grain exports beyond what is;
now indicated lies in the domes-
tic problems resulting from high
prices. We are already faced with
the need for vigorous action to
prevent further innationarv
price spiral. In these circum-
stances, we, the American peo-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
serving with the L. s. Army. Lots
of luck, you two.
u. S. ARMED FORCES
Seen as power for Peace

Cleveland. O., Nov. 6-Maj or
Fred G.. d. M9uck, commanding
the local army and air force re-
cruiting service, announced that,
while Armistice Day is time for
rejoicing and remembrance, it is
also time for all Americans to
resolve that America shall stay
strong.
TOO many of us are prone to
forget the lessons of the past" he
said. After World War |, we
thought another war just could
not happen so we virtually wreck
ed our military establishment and
along came World War H."
One of the best means of assur-
ing that it won't happen again, he
said, is to keep our Armed Forces
up to fully authorized strength.
Major Mauck said America
should look to the men of its
Army, Navy and Air Force and
its Marine Corps and Coast
Guard as holding in theT hands
a share of responsibility for pre-,
venting World War III.
"The fine young men in uniform
/ today realize more than most Of
us the true value Of strong Amc-
RIGA in a world groping for per
manent peace Major Mauck
said. "They are alert, well-trained
well-equipped and they are carry
ing out their vital peacetime mis-
'sion with all the zeal and devo-
ton to duty which characterized
the L. S. fighting men in battle.
Emphasizing the high caliber
of Americans men in uniform
Major Mauck said that, at Army
and Air Force Recruiting Stations
across the country, only about OF
out OF every 100 applicants Tor
service are being accepted.
"While the recruiting quota Is
10000 men a month for the Army
and Air Force" he said, "the high
degree of selectivity employed
makes it imperative that we get
at least $4,000 applicants month,
ly.'
Major Mauck said. the Army's
quota is 2l,OO0 monthly and the
Air Forces 5000. These, he said
are the basic minimum required
to meet our commitments at
home and abroad.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
Dies mnN Dos

Die frans0iilfe MilitGrbeb0roe bat
Der n.0iiiieloorf-M f-Mbeini nifiifabrts.
8eielIid>oft oeu &anbels. mo Baila.
aierberfebr inrerbalb Ser frans0liic5,
en- Gone perboten. Gon ser ,2orclei"
miro ser erite Sers geilneen - nur
iieben g&orte!
0ie fanaoiihe .8anoelsflotte bat
rlln Ben pierten Ylat in ser Melt
Sor ibr fpmmen bie Iereinigten
Stoaten. 8rcbbritamien ,mb 9sor.
gen; es fol9en &oIlano, Sdppeoen uas
Granfreid.
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Sh,pereewistt>
Nineedn,pfe
(Wehpu tneifer
8eben iueiter.

Hingfampi-H -Hromotor Saf 8an-
ion miro nGhlte ISOLDE 9ienstag, Sen
II. Nopcmber, sic Muitraliid)e Gag
ar,tppe Dfife unS @enn Sharpe gegen
Snbian Bob @agner llno Doc Sen
Sau prGientieren. Bob @ogner 1T
auf oem &riegsiuB felt er uno iein
Bartner Sad Mpure fiirdterlid ge.
iblagen tpurbe Dor brei Woden bon
oen Sborpe 8riioern. Num hat er lid,
nit Dem grauenbaften Galifornier
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
SAXON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
By Frank Ham

Tonight, November 9TH, Our
Saxon people will again have the
opportunity of dancing to the
music of Ernie Benedict's Radio
and Recording "Polkateers" at
the East Side Sachsenheim, 8:3C
to 1890. Come on down to the
dance folks and have a real time
swinging your partner to the best
in polkas, waltzes and popular
music. Now is the time to enjoy
yourselves at our own SaChsen'
helm not later when the dances
are over.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
Our Meeting

The membership drive begged
down a little with but one new
fella coming into our group,name.
ly Bob Eiben. Our meeting was
successful and clearly indicated
that we are progressing nicely
with Our ideals and building pro
gram. Let's everyone try to make
the next meeting at the East Side
on Monday, Dec. lst.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06

pereinist uno er iiiblt, ouB iie sic
Sharpc 8riicer in Der Central Mr,
morn itblagen f0nnen. Sauei aus brei
ssallen ergibt Sic Sieeer. Die Glepes
lanber 'Hinefampi-9iebbabe .oie rob:
GGmpfe lieben, iollten nibt perpai'
len oieien 3ampf 81 ieben. Die anoc,
rem sic iih meiien, iino~oer pop,,lGre
go. 9 Munn 8obbp 8runs, ser gegeu
Ben Hap Oprfer Vobbp 8adcr mi
tritt. Mub onoere ,perSen nod aui.
treten am 9(bcno
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2lrbcitcr>2lusperfaui?
(S&!lib bon Sette ~

Nnoerer1etfS erlDarfet man Dor
allem bon Dem grgebnis Scr 9fubr.
; ;fonferen5 unS Sen beporitebenoen Sc.
ipredungen ser 9rei, baB oie2eiitlmg
ser beuticben ssnollitrie itdrfer als
bisber bem el1ropdiiben Iufbm m,ts
bar gen,a6t tpiro. Sas fonn aber
ielbit bei Sem perbleibenoen Yoteus
tial MIR gei6eben, nenn Elm Iini.
rnlm al Sableuten i'm 2anoe bleibt
'0aber beltebt elm @ioeripruh 5lpi,
iden bem 8erlungen na6 elmer er'
bObten bellti6cn Gr5ellgllng fir GU
ropa uno ser @erbung bon beutihen
glrbeitsfrGfteu, oie uns in Dem sl1.
aenblif ipenis perltGnolib lit, in Dem
man bonn Morgentbau.Y Ylan 5lgl,l.
item ser Yolitif Waribaas abgeriid1
LIT. Gicle miro ser &uf iiber Ole
! 8ren5e loden.
! Giele aperoen bereit iein, in einen1
! SanS SIT arheiten, in oen ser @rot
forb niht 70 bod bdngt, tpie i'm eige.
men. Tabei miro es Sem Suhtigen
! i'm Sertrauen aui lein &onnen leiftel
fallen, bas unge!uiiie Sos IN Ser
Srembe sesen bas entiaslnssuoIe III
ser Seimat ein5lltauIchen, ais ben
2eiIhlngsibpaden. Wih ieoem sn6
'arbeiter aber, Ser oie 8ren3en iiber
I6reitet, miro es fiir 0ie beutlde SSSn
oritrie idaucrer, ons 81 leiiten, mas
europa bon ibr eripartet. Der bellti6t
9lrbeiter miro auh bon ser fommen'
Sen @erblng apeit itGrfer angcipro'
den iib fiiblcn, ais beiIpielsepeiIe sic
Serlhlcppten, sic in ibrer @eIaInt'
belt Iuslpauoerllngsangcbote ifep'
tiih aufnebmen. Son 10000 Ser
ihleppten bie in 9elgien batten arbei,
ten fDnnen, folgteu 5000 Dem Hui'
insgeiamt- baben nad slngabe Der
Nfilitdrregierung BON ben in Seutif
lano Gerbliebenen mlr. 1860 oi(
Mrbeit in anoeren 2Gnbern mIfgc'
nommen.
Seit jeber maren gtpt5eiten eroBe
! @anocrseitcn! Die Shlaneen poI
Sen auslGnoiidpn &oniulaten beluei
fen es tdglih: Sauirnoe iilo bcreit
uus5uluanoern. slber es iino mcil
Observation-Disclosures, unb bieie brallh1
man nidt, ober MIR ibre erflliipIteu
Sertrcter. Gs lit audi nift entIhci
benb, Dab naa ibnen ge9eniiber 81
3ugeitdnoniiien nidt bereit lit. a;(
mun bem Sanolperfer MAIDEN mill
Die solsen ser beporltcbenben slb'
auanocrllne better ardfte iino ieood
81 fiirdten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
Henry L. Stimson, former

ileiiry l.. otlrnson, former Secre-
tary of War, in an article in the
new issue of Foreign Affairs:
"Americans must-now under
stand that the United States has
become, for better or worse.
wholly committed member of the
world community. This has not
happened by conscious choice.
but 1t is plain fact, and our ONLY
choice is whether or not we face
it. For more than a generation the
increasing interreIation of Ame-
rican life with the life of the
world has outpaced our thinking
and our policy; our refusal to
catch up with reality during these
years was the ma jor source of our
considerable share of the respon-
Sibility for the catastrophe of
World War II. 1t is the first con-
dition of effective foreign policy
that this nation put away forever
any thought that American can
again be an island to herself. Our
stake in the peace and freedom
Of the world is not a limited liza
bility. Time after time in other
years we have tried to solve our
foreign porblems with halfway
measures, acting under the illu-
sion that we could be partly in
the world and partly irresponsible
>. 1t should by now be wholly
clear that only failure, and it's
follower, war, can result from
such efforts at a cheap solution"
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mon Council. Seine Mrbeit tp'rS
our6 Witslieoerbeitrdge lno Spen'
oen bon 81 mi,pGrts aus allen 4S
Staoten ser Nation uuteritiitt. Mqe
bicienigcn. hie on hieier slufgabe
intcreIiicrt iino. labet ser Common
Council ber5liblt elm, WiitalieOer 81
,ueroen unb an ieiner Mrbcit teilsu.
rebmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06

pie, must conserve our use of
grain, in food and in animal feed
so that additional supplies will be
available for meeting the most
urgent needs Of other countries
:. Other steps should include in
creased exports of United States
foods other than grains, Joint in
ternatlonal efforts to assure maxi
mum food shipments from all ex.
porting countries, further efforts
by importing countries to increase
their own collections of food. and
the channeling of exports to most
critical areas. We wish to empha-
size that the most important inn
mediate measure. however, and
the only one which can both in
crease the available supplies and
relieve inhationary pressure, is
an all-out drive for domestic con-
servation."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06

By Carl

Cleveland, O., Nov. 0-Time
is drawing near for our long "a
waited hayride party which will
be held Friday. the 2lst of Nov.
We are expecting quite a gath
ering, so come on all you mem-
bers. Even though you haven't
been coming to the meetings, come
and show yourself and have a
grand time. Call or write Ed.
Schneider for reservations. You
still have time; so avoid the last
minute rush.
Our basketball plans. are al
most complete. Practices are held
every Thurs. from 9-lO:3O p. m
at the Powne Club, and the last
three .at East High.
Bowling will resume this Sun.
day at the Hayden-W oodworth
lanes at 80; SO please be on
time to insure our starting by
200 p. m.
Schedule of Events:
Every Wed. singing practice -
800 p. m.
Every Thurs, Basketball prac-
tice - 9 p. m.
Every Sun, Bowling party -
200 p. m.
Nov. IS: East at West.
Nov. 2l: Hayride.
Nov. p: East at Canton.
Nov. %, East at Salem.
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ANSWERS

Questions will be found on page 5
|. Part of circle
?. MN.
3. Thirty inches.
4. 100 degrees.
5. On the Panama Canal.
g. Because it was for years the
gateway of the pioneers.
7. The assassination of Presi-
dent Lincoln.
8. Aaron Burr.
9. On the island of Corsica.
TO- Nine. Roland, during the
French Revolution.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
Gine StaHt priitt ikre
1)crurteile
SmIub no,. Seite /

mittee OF Sl,nan GeIations an, cine
eine gnquete lnlter sen 8elpobnern
sroBe Mufsabe 81 ii6ernebmen uno
ser Staot iiber bas Sroblem ber0tin'
oerbeitsgruppen 81 lmternebmeu. Die
llnteriuduns iollte iid auf aae alai'
len Ser 8epolferlng BON Minneapo=
liz erltreden: .. @eldIitsleute, Sauss
frauen, @agerfiibrer, &ebtsanmiltc
uiip. Sic alle iouten iiber ibre Gin.
itellung beiragt ,peroen. llno man
muB es Sen 8iirgern bon Minneapo'
liz laiien, baB nelnbunoert 8iirger
auf lih sic @ufsabe nabmenL oieie
Gnquete obne ieslibe gntidaoieuna
ourd5ufiibren.
Sie GolontGre bertraten piele
Notwithstanding lmo Nationali.
t1ten uno et,pa 600 bon ibnen gingen
bon Sals 81 @aus un0 befragten ibre
Mitbiirger iiber Sen 8egenitano. 0a'
our6 iprroe nod ser MeuBerung Ell.
nes Commentators mebr Rad,Oenfel
Ser 9enofratie geipiomet als ie 5ll,
Dor.
Man tpollte oas GorurteiI an iciner
8ur5el faiien unS 5iuar iolpobl in
minneapolis als aud in Sen anerens
aenben Srten unb StGoten. Sm 3uge
oieier 8emiibungen tuuroe audi ein
Maoioprosran1m peranItaltet, bas gu
iammen nit Sen 0rtlihen ,lno natio'
nulen Stellen borbereitet tpurbe, Die
| fir sic 8leifberebtig,ng aler Ime'
rifoner fGmpfen. 9ieIe &rlnbiunf'
lerie nannte iib v8eoer Srei nod
/, Bleib" nno itellte in bramatiider
Torm bie Discrimination I'M 8cb'
, nunssmeien, i'm 8eiddftsleben, III
! 8erufen unS iogar in manden Sir
ben oar, ,pie iie segeniiber Wtcnlbel'
anHerer &alle, Serf,lnit .ooer @lml'
bens geiibt 81, ,peroen pflegt. llno
sic meiiten SorfG0e, Oeren Grtpdb'
| mng aetan aptroe, itanlmten aus Den
Muf5eihnlmgen ser Srganilatlonen
sic oas MaSioprogramm entnparfell
ober aus Sen ortliden 3eitllngen. Gs
| lit fein 3fpeifel, SaB mande Scorer iid]
ielbIt erfennen fonnten, tpenn iie bent
Naoio lalihten.
Gn0e esuli purbe bas lebte Hro'
aramm ser Serie .@eber ssrei nod
! Sleid" eeienoet, aber Ole Selblt''n'
| teriudnlng Ourb bie Gnauete mar III
Minneapolis nod INNER i'm 8angc
! @enn iie abgeld)loiien miro, fam
oas Golf bon Minneapolis alle Sat
t, laden lmb 6raeen iiber bas Gorurtcil
! in ser 8emeini6aft flar ieben.
+, sd bin iiber5el,st," iaate 8iirger'
meiiter Sumpbrep, voaB bas Iclt
bon MinneapoIis oann segen bir
Discrimination i'm 8erufsleben flar
Stelllng nimnt." sls brittle StaSi
in SEN Sereinigten Staatea babel1
. mir cine Geroromng in hieiem Silr'
ne erlailen. @ir baben iogur als critic
Staot cine Itdotiihe &ommiliicn ein'
aeieBt, INN bieie Serorbnlng ourd)5u'
fiibrer. 'Auh allf Sem 8ebiete oes
| @obrn,ngsaueiens bat&n mir gegen
Discrimination Stelllng genonunen
llnier 8oaro of Yublic @eliare bai
in nnieren Geternncnnotltanbsballtel1
sic @raris ser Nidt Discrimination
uno Nitt.Segresation tatiGhlid
ourhgeiiibrt." slber bies lit MIR Elm
fleiner Mnfans, iagt ser 9iirgermei'
Iter. Die 8iirger bon Winneupolis
bdben fulm be9onnen, aus ibrer
Staot sic oemofratii6eite @emeinoe
! in Sen Iereinigteu Staaten 81 mo-
hen.
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We are sorry to hear that John
kast has re-enlisted in the Navy
and will be leaving our club but
we hope his return will be soon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
MONACO MAGNET
BY Danny

Monaco, Pa, Nov. Owe did
not have far to- travel when our
neighbors from Ellwood City
played host at the T. S. J. A.
i-Formal last Saturday. The
affair went over very nicely, and
those Of us who attended from
Monaco all enjoyed ourselves.
Ray Melzer's music was solid
he sends you and brings you back
again.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
THIS AND THAT

Five polls Of the French In
stitue of Public Opinion prove
that only 10 percent of the French
people are against naturalization
of basic industries. Nationaliza-
ton in France and in other
European countries, especially in
Germany - is regarded as a
necessity.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
Basketball

The season opener is not tar
off now just a week away. and the
boys will be back in action again.
Our Blue Devils will be sporting
new uniforms this year - and
about time. since we have been
wearing the old suits since the
year we organized in 1889.
We travel to Ellwood City for
our first league game Sat, Nov.
IS and anyone wishing to make
the trip, please let us know about
it. We would like to take a gang
with us and get back into the
spirit of things once again.
There had been talk of a pre-
season game with Homestead;
nothing definite has matcrialized
to date, but we are still working
on it.
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Engagement

Congratulations to Doris Smith
and William |, ons on their recent
engagement. Both are members
of the Juniors, and Bill is now
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The name applied to Russia in
ancient times was Muscovy.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
FOLLOW THESE EASY RULES

Entries received before Saturday,. April ~.
will be entered in the firsf weeks contest.
Thereofser, entries will be entered in.eoch
weeks contest as received. Entries for the
fnoi weeks contest must be postmorked be-
fore midnight. Moy " end received by Nay
81. t947.
S. En1'es will bs Judged for originality. SIM
ceriiy, end op.ress Of thought. Judges de-
cision, will be hnoi Duplicofe prizes will be
o~oFded in euse Of ties, 10 entries viii be
returned. Entries, conseufs. ond ideos therein
become the property Of Ptoeter comeie.
6. ench winner OF home must oecept de-
livery Of home no later thon 20 doys offer
The dote Of ,ornoeneemens letter 10 winner.
For protection Of epsrcnts Proeser & Gambse
reserves The right 10 svbstitvie $500 eosh
for earh Grand Prize.
!. Gscnd Prize winners VII be oonosneed
over sPic ond SPANS Srndio proafoms.
-life Con De secsfifuis ond Perry Moson."
shortly otter The close Of eoeh contest. An
winners viii be notified by moa. Winner lists
will be oxufiobie on request. approximately
eue month offer close OF last weekly eee.est.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Hints on How TO Win!

In writing your sentence. remern-
Der that SPIC and SPAN is
Proctor & Candles amazing new
Cleaner that cleans painted walls.
woodwork, linoleum dozens of
things-with No Rinsing! No
Wiping! just dissolve 3 heaping
SPtc and SPAN CUTS
Evening star., 1947-05-04

1. compIe,e this senfenee. y vsa SPtC and
SPAN, The No Rinse--No Wipe Cfeonef, be-
euuse -. :" in. rs additional words or Tess
Write on one side OF shees OF paper or on
on eHieioi entry bioak obsoinoble OF your
deo'er's. Print piciniy your nome end Cd.
dress, or the name ond oddress OF TREND
or relative. who would gel the prize II your
entry wins. Enter os often as you wish
Z. Aoa to SPiC ond SPAN. Dept. G. Box
osz, cine'nnoti |. Ohio. Enclose NE top from
sPic end SPAN poekose Tor foesimae3
with eoeh entry.
3. Any resident of the United stuses moy
eompste, except employees of Proctor q
Gomb'e. their advertising oseoeies and
their tomilies. Contests subject 10 oil Eedefol,
Stcte ond ioeoi regulations.
4. There viii be Ave weekly contests. eorh
with O separote list OF prizes. Openina ond
closing dotes,
OPENS CLOSES
1stContest, StsrtsAps. Is. Mid III, Sat, spt. 10
7ndcontest. Sun.. Ap1 20. Midnight, Sat. 40. .2s
3fdcontest. Sun, Apr n. Midnight, Sat. NAV 1
4theontest. Sun, May l. Midnight, Sat. Nav 10
sthcontsst Sun, msy II. Midnight. Sat, May II
Evening star., 1947-05-04

uERE is your golden opportunity to win the
L home of your dreams-or a l947 Chevrolet
Sedan-or of the $50 other wonderful prizes made
by Eureka in the SPIC and SPAN contests.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
THIS CAN BE YOUR HOME!
Complete! 5H Lovely Rooms Ready TO Move In!

pleasant dining room, spacious bedrooms,
lovely kitchen s. ~, handy utility room.
cleaning modern bathroom completely
equipped. Over 81, ,OO0,0 ,0O0worth of Home
Ola houses already built and occupied.
Enter SPIC and SPAN contests now. You
may win one of these homes.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

tablespoons per gallon of hot water wiring out
soft cloth we'll enough so it doesn't drip and just
whisk away the dirt.
Spring Hov.ecIeanins Time, or any time you'll use
SPIC and SPAN every day-to clean your painted
walls, woodwork, noleum refrigerator, bathroom
fixtures kitchen stove and sink screens, porch fur
niture-lO1 things all through the house. No Rims
ing! No Wiping! And SPIC and SPAN is safe-safe
for paint and safe for hands,
Enter Now! Enss.. Offsn-in your own name or the
name OF friend. Enter as often as you wish!
PRINc CLEANING WORK M HALF