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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-31
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KITCHEN CABINET. Large size,
practically new. $19.95. Hub
Furniture Co.. 1o3 S. Front St.
Dial 2-O468.
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63-For Rent Houses

FIVE ROOM House on Causeway.
Completely furnished. $50 week.
Immediate occupancy. Dia
2-3734.
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BOND ELECTRIC Co. Contract
ing repair service 102 S. Van
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TO DESIRABLE TENANT 10
room. furnished, rooming and
boarding house. Write Box 140,
Carolina Beach.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

We've got plenty of little rotten
spots In our make up, and it seems
to one American at least that it is
our job to clean them up, before
attacking the job of managing the
world.
Room for Improvement.
But on the great picture of
homes, gardens, schools, amuse-
ments, changes, these spots are
small. They do not seriously mar
the picture any one of us can see
if he can get a few weeks vacation
and travel across the country.
He will come to not one but
scores of sky-scraping towns whose
factories have raised the standard
of domestic comfort for all the
world. He will come not to scores,
but to hundreds of prosperous
towns, where women are buying
meat and fruit from stacked mar
kets, where children are running to
big, airy schools, where corner
lots stage weekly ball games, and
little libraries everywhere keep
books moving. Where movies
are crowded, and people stand in
line in restaurants, and banks
bulge with the savings of quiet in
conspicuous folk. He will see enor-
nous hospitals, gymnasiums.
parks, beaches, all strung along
shining highways and over great
mountain chains.
And he will see one flag blowing
over them all, from ocean to ocean.
the flag that speaks today of help
and brotherhood to all the suffer-
ing world.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04
New Hope in Cancer

An old Indian remedy, podophyl-
LIN from mandrake or May-apple
root, is sciences newest potential
anti-cancer weapon.
The remedy's cancer-killing &C.
ton in test-tube experiments was
reported by Drs. Richard A. Orms-
bee and Ivor Cornman of the Sloan
Referring Institute, New York.
A laboratory accident like that
which led to discovery of penicil-
lin led the Sloan-Kettering group
to their discovery.
Scientists at National Cancer in
stitute started investigating pod
ophyllin because it was known to
be mitotic poison. This means
that it stops mitosis, the process
by which growing cells divide into
new cells. Their hope was that it
would destroy cancer by stopping
the cell division process of the
wildly growing cancer cells. In
jecting it into mice that had can.
GERS, they found that it does dam.
age the cancers.
The main concern now is whether
podophyllin will prove too poisonous
for use in human canver.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04
SPIRIT OF THE U. S. Il.

Two years after The close Of
World War III most of THE ma
hons of The word appear to be
worse off than during tbe con-
fiet. They are sunk in bouerty,
hungry, shabby and sick at beart.
Political turmoil, bobelessness
and fear of THE future beset them.
BY contrast, THE United States
of Ameriea is almost a paradise.
We are all tUeH fed, .VeH dressed
and bare many kuxuries. We have
freedom to go and come, to do
and say sDbat sve please. These
rights are Wortb far more than
our great National 1Vealtb.
On this anniversary of THE sign
ing of The Declaration of Inde-
benaenee, III years ago, Miss
Norris takes stock Of The magnif-
cent heritage of all americans.
One OF the greatest achievements
OF this country tOas The tusine of
many peoples and traditions in a
unity that ne call the american
spirit. This spirit, animatine as
through the years, has made us
the most free, The strongest, rich
est, babbfest be0ble nm earth
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04
Gay brunch coats add cheer 80.

tractive clothes? I'm certain any
group of women would sound a
chorus of mos" to this question.
You'll notice I'm suggesting that
you sew your own, and the reason
for this is that I've just come from
a tour of shops and they are putting
their best fabrics forward, and at
very reasonable prices, too. You
actually can make up two or three
brunch coats for what one would
have cost you ready-made several
months ago.
Sometimes I think it a mistake
that we do not choose our clothing
for home wear with as much care
as those with which we 60 out call
ing. Yet, I've seen dozens of hus-
bands and children tell their wives
and mothers when they look pretty
or make a special effort to be at
tractive about the house, so it isn't
because attention is lacking. After
all, our own families are. most i'm
portant to us, so we should seek
their approval as seriously and
carefully as that of those whom we
see and care about to a much lesser
extent.
If you are the average seam
stress, it should take about three to
three and one-haf hours to make a
brunch coat with a sewing machine.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

choose one most becoming to your
self. The same is true of color, as
great variety is available currently.
Any little details which you want to
add to make the coat more attrac-
tive will make it more of a pleasure
to wear.
Select the color and print or style
of fabric in keeping with your activ-
tiles. When your mornings are
crammed full of activity, you'll en-
joy one of the gay plaids or checks
which are suitable for busy days.
Or, you might select one of the
more tailored, classic models when
you are exceptionally busy.
On the mornings when you are
more sedentary, go for the pretty
pretty housecoats and add a bit of
eyelet or lace trimming around the
sleeves or collar. This should never
be too frilly, but your clothes should
be made interesting by being in a
different style.
Sewing Tricks Help
In Saving Time
Now that pinking shears are back
on the market, it's the wise home
sewer who invests in them to save
time in finishing seams. If you are
making housecoat of cotton, use
the pinking shears as you cut the
pattern from the material and you
will have finished edge that does
not ravel after seams are sewed.
If you are experienced enough in
sewing, it will not be necessary to
basic every seam before finishing it
on the machine. Otherwise, it is
actually a time saver as you can
try the garment on before putting in
the permanent stitches.
Plain seams will be required
throughout most of the garment, so
this should offer little difficulty in
sewing. Any other type will be ex-
planned on your pattern.
Trimmings will add some time to
the sewing of the garment, and
these should be basted before sew
ing on the machine to make certain
they will lie correctly.
I can't emphasize too greatly the
Importance of pressing the garment
frequently during the sewing proc
ess. Have the board and iron ready
to use constantly, as this will make
sewing easier and do away with so
many of the common errors.
Another trick is to try the gar
ment on after seams are put in, and
in this way you can change them
before too much work is done, if it
is necessary to make adjustments.
A skirt marker will be of big help
in deciding the hem line of you have
no one to help with that.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04
Homemade Dresses

For your dresslest dresses, choose
pure silk or crepe. The prices on
ready-made garments are exorbi-
tant, but if styling is carefully
done at home, these fabrics may be
made into attractive dresses at
about third of what they would
cost all done up.
The princess coat with capelets
is making fashion news these days.
Attractive models in navy are ideal
for warmer weather wear.
Look for soft colors in ensembles
and dresses-beige, gray, avocado
and bamboo green's, dawn blue.
These are ivened by sunfower,
primrose and apricot yellow.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04
Woman,s World
Look Pretty Sumner Mornings
By Wearing Lovely Brunch Coat
by &,Aa Haley

IF YOU feel a bit lazy and not
I quite up to doing your work when
you get up on these lazy summer
mornings, then it's time to start on
a grooming schedule which will
bring up you with start.
I'm not going to advocate any,
thing too strenuous to follow, but
I'd like to suggest an outline of
activity which is guaranteed to
make you feel better when you get
up.
Although you may not like to ex-
ercise, it's a good idea to take a
few bends just to wake you thor
oughly. Don't let this be a mere
whim or fancy, but make 1t def
mite number of bends or turns such
as Is or 20 and stick to it for just
week to show yourself how much
better you feel. Then you won't
want to give it up.
Follow that by a tepid bath or
shower, and when that is done give
your hair a designated number of
strokes to make it shine like SUM-
light. Apply conservative makeup
dll0 IllSll Slep lllO lIGSll, CledH
clothes that have been well pressed.
Top this off with cheerful brunch
coat of seersucker, glazed chintz or
any other attractive cotton, and see
if you aren't ready to whip anything
that might come your way.
It's work, you say. Well, that's
one way of looking at it, but there's
another one which is more pleasant
and easy to take. Let's say that you
are creating luxurious feeling
for yourself, that you are taking
things easily and pampering your
self, and it won't seem like bit of
work, I guarantee you.
Brunch Goats Are
Easy to Make
If you have three or four of the
most attractive brunch coats you
can dream up to step into every
morning, I know you'll want to go
through the little routine I've just
suggested. And is there anything
more fun than making yourself at
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04
By KATHLEEN NORRIS
Bell syndicate.-wNu Features.

independence comes along
L at this time of year, and
gives us a chance to consider,
as we never have in all our I'll
years before, what an extraordi-
nary thing it is to be an Aneri.
can.
We started something new in the
world at Yorktown in 1776, and this
new thing called independence and
freedom and liberty and human
rights goes on getting bigger and
more remarkable all the time.
World events have left us today on
national eminence that nobody
could have foreseen when our fore
fathers, in courage and trepidation
and high vision, staked their lives,
their fortunes and their sacred hon.
or upon our beginnings.
The great countries of Europe,
even after all their hundreds of
years of statecraft, lie in the dust,
some not to rise again. However
clever they were, they didn't know
how to unite, to work together, to
stave off catastrophe.
But the despised republic across
the water, our own America, some
how has grasped the secret, kept
the peace in her own hemisphere
without fear or force, and welded
Jew and gentle, brown and white
and black, Dutch, Irish, Italian,
Russian, and all the languages,
backgrounds, religions of all these
hundred peoples, into the strong
est and happiest race in the world.
The richest, yes-and not alone in
money. The strongest-yes, and
not alone in arms. But rich in
homes, in gardens, in quiet country
towns, in libraries, churches,
schools, hospitals, in colleges and
country clubs, swimming pools and
tennis courts. and strong in chill
dren free and joyous and unafraid.
Just Americans Now.
On the school roster they may
be O'Brien and Hagenstrom, Levy
and Mjehovich, Bianchi and Hago-
plan. But out in the school yard,
y IlhS Ill lllGll
blouses, sweaters, caps, buckskin
shoes and turned-up jeans, they are
all hardy and handsome little
Americans, and it's hard to tell
them apart.
Americas children never have
known either want or fear. Some
times our foreign-born citizens have
felt these things for a while, but
for nine-tenths of our children, the
rule of life is rule that to Eu-
rope today would be one Of unim-
aginable luxury. Homes where
light and warmth and full meals
are taken for granted; protected
lives in home and school and
street; movies, cones, cokes, fun
MES. To few American children
are rides in a motor car a rare
treat. To few American children
are new shoes, warm beds, filling
meals matters of miracle.
These are things to think about
on Fourth of July. Why to us of
all the nations of the world, should
Washington and Jefferson and Lin
coin have been given as leaders?
Isn't it possible that our way of
life is the best? We made great
promises, III years ago. We've not
kept them all, but we've come
nearest. Other nations have made
great promises, before and since
ours. Some of them never were
anything but empty words. Some
Of them will remain forever prom.
Uses, bright will-of-the-wisp dreams
of freedom and plenty held at the
point of gun before the ignorant
eyes of slaves.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

Electric motor, pump and machine shop
rr,n'o"'ne motor men and / machinist.
completely equipped. with all tools ard ma
c:'' e to N"nd!e all sizes work; trucks,
large INVENTOR. newly rebuilt building with
nice 5-room partly furnished apartment up
stall more than months work ahead now
and am working the men overtime, This
property alone is worth the price asked. All
the work YOU can handle the year around.
Priced right for a quick sale on account of
poor health. Write to-
Shop. 1890 Sacramento Blvd,
Sacramento, California
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

GOOD LOCATIONS IN FLATHEAD VALLEY:
The best dairy county in Montana. Irri-
gated farms. all sizes. excellent land for
any crop you want to grow. Some select
dry land THAT will be irrigated later at
dry land prices now. A few choice improved
and unimproved small tracts adjoining the
city limits Of Poison. Also city property,
lakeshore Villa Sites and Business oppor-
tunities. Mild climate. beautiful scenery,
fine hunting and fishing. good water, cheap
electricity. Every advantage for a home ii,
Lake county. Write Kemp & Jensen. Bonded
Real Estate Dealers. Poison. Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

For Sale: Combination meat market
and grocery store doing excellent BUSH
ness In rapidly growing Coast Town.
Excellent opportunity for expansion in
connection with frozen food lockers in
same building.
For Sale: New Motel consisting of
four units and large building for res
taurant. tavern or grocery store, On
o. 8. Highway 1o1. Ample ground and
frontage for expansion.
For Sale: Grocery store doing large
volume business on Highway l0l. Liv-
Ing quarters, service station and gar
age In connection. Room for Motel or
Trailer Court.
For Information regarding the above,
or regarding other business oppor-
tunities. homesites. ranches. lake. river
or ocean frontage property. contact
JOHN T. BALLARD, Real Estate Broker
Florence, Oregon
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Any woman can allow herself this
much time once a week, and in less
than a month she will have several
attractive breakfast coats at very
little expense.
Most of the coats either button
down the front or have a wrap
around effect thatsmakes them easy
to sew, easy to get in and out, and
also easy to launder. Many tie
around in back, eliminating button
sewing, or they may overlap and
take just one or two large buttons
to fasten at the waist.
Select Suitable Style,
Attractive Color
You will find any number Of
attractive styles from which to
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

Omaha Standard Under-Body Hoist: New
body hoists designed to provide an extremely
low mounting height keeping your load
level down. Heavy duty. 5 1872 in. diameter
cylinder to provide more than ample power
to lift the load. Installed price 1899. Cor
man & Son. los N. 18th st.. Billings Mont.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

sAwAnLLs: 6x32 Edgers: Bolter and Lath
Mills. All-steel heavy duty. ball bearing
Disston chain saws. Chrysler engines. saws.
files. trim saws. etc. Write for details and
prices. Hosmer Associates. SO Columbia St..
Seattle 4. Washington.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

ton GMc. 1853 Tractor Truck. Air brakes.
1120 Tires. Fifth Wheel, Saddle-mounted
Gas Tank, Dual Reduction Rear Axle Brown
lite transmission. Excellent condition. Low
mileage.
KR.ll. air brakes. 1920 tires. fifth wheel,
dual reduction rear axle. 703 Brownlite
transmission excellet condition.
24-ft Freuhauf. Flat bed trailer and Stock
rack. Air brakes, 1920 tires,
1912 Chevrolet. with Dump box, straight
axle. rubber-f8ir. New motor and rear end,
Inquire at
H-WAY MOTOR FREIGHT
Lewlstown, Montana Phone 700
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

Auction is the quickest way Of converting
your merchandise into cash Bring us
whatever you have to sell. No lot too large
or too small. Sale every Saturday. 1880 pm.
For Information call 4734, Bender Auction
Market, Billings. Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

Laundry. Dry Cleaning: Modern. fully equip
ped laundry and drv cleaning Including
nearly fire proof building. business good
Priced to sell. Bulk and Service Station: At
intersection Of highways. including coffee
shop. auto renair shop. tank truck Also
good location for car agency. L. C. Larson,
Chadron. Nebraska
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

For Sale: One tourist cabin court, consist
ing Of four doubles and one single cabin,
two garages and modern living house with
four lots. Phone 1olR or write p. o. Box
I'LL. Red Lodge. Montana
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

Own entire block 10 choice view lots adjoin-
ing city limits Of growing nothern California
town with acute housing shortage where
rental units and small homes are in demand
Want to contact interested parties with
ample capital to develop by constructing
bungalow court units and individual homes
City water and sewage systems already
available. Address
W. I. ZOCH
r. o. Box 015 Yreka, California
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

For Sale: No. l saw mill. fully portable.
mounted on rubber. Capacity to NJ feet
per day With 5-man crew. Complete with
sdger and Diesel power unit. See Robert
Livingston, Lame Deer. Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

Delta county has a greater variety Of pro-
ducts than any other like area in Colorado.
Climatic conditions and good water make 1t
an ideal place to live. Let me tell you about
It, c. A. FOWLER. Realtor. Delta Colorado.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

Wanted: New 1947 machinery, self tie balers,
combines any make. Mounted or pull corn
pickers. Also battling Irvine. Price in first
letter. For Sale: AL makes Of new. never
used combines. Alvin Hougsted, Lime
Springs. Iowa.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

Bulk plant and gasoline station for SALE
Doing good business. Excellent location for
tourist court. A bargain and must be sold
within 30 days. Fred Lund Co., 28ls First
Ave. N, Billings, Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

Set perfect non-skid tires and tubes
for MISUNDERSTANDING 1880 1886 or
John Deere D tractor. $50. Set per.
feet non-skid tires and tubes for 1920
tractor. $44. Gasoline tanks, all sizes;
flight boots: 10000 tires in stock, ali
sizes. MARVIN A. NORTHROP AERO
PLANE CO.. 500 Washington Ave. N,
Minneapolis I, MINI.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-04

New all-electric restaurant and fountain in
downtown Yakima, next to bus depot and
new bowling lanes; seats 30. Average gross
$4,000 monthly: low overhead, long lease.
$4,000 will handle, balance to suit.
MRS. HATTIE FOLEY
e1S N. LIST St., Yakima, WASH, Phone $50
Evening star., 1947-08-31
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 6-room house in sab.
Phila: for house or apt. in Wash. or vic or
rental or sale basis. Box 1917, Star. 314
WILL EXCHANGE-Two-b bedroom apt in
Alexandria for a 3 or 4 bedrm. house in
Alexandra. Call Alex 1888 81
WILL EXCHANGE Groom, modern house
and garage, very reasonable rent, in sub
urban Phila for s-bedroom apartment in
Washineton, P. c, or vicinity; furnish
WILL EXCHANGE 3.bedrm., 2-bath det
ne, for or : bedrm unlurn. apt in
RETURNING TO WASHINGTON approx
Nov. /, would exchange on deed basis. A.
bedrm. 2-bath house in Phila. suburbs,
for similar property in Washington area
Please give full description. Box 34-C.
s-BEDkooM BUNGALOW, unfurn. for for l.
bedrm. apt. in NV. D. c. SH. 5433.
HOME TO EXCHANGE-Owner with
srowing-up famlly, desires TO swap com
Chevy Chase for roomier, home in good
ceiyed as situa tion warrants. Write Box
424-C. Star. eiving address of property
WASH. FOR NEW YORK-Rental of g.
bedrm. house in ne. Wash. rent Sis mo-
for unfurn. house in N. Y. suburbs. KARP
zoo Jackson st. ne, MI. 4S14. Il
RENTAL OF modern sub. Phil 5-room
apt. for 3 or 4 bedrm. house in Wash. or
WAsHGNGToN FOR N. Y. c.-Exchange
arlington noH ist bus zone Iee ghWag for
house n Y c. suburbs. TWO adults. i ;
children. Two or , bedrooms. Box 62-B,
Star. Ia
Evening star., 1947-08-31
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED:

WILL EXCHANGE nice furn. apt. in NV
Wash; for unfurn apt. or house in Arlins-
ton. EN-. 1867
BALTIMORE, NV. sec, for Wash. and
vic; unfurnished liv rm bedrm., kitchen,
bath, garage, Rent s53 with or without
1-yr.- lease. Box 7S-B, Star.
seIsnborsSug S.Rm HogsE lse yd efesI sSeI e9ny
furn. EXCHANGE for 2-rm.. kit. and bath
apt. Owner willing to retain L rm. Box
Will EXCHANGE DUPLEX apt. in Sc.
nr. Boiling Field for apt. in NV. Ii. S579.
N. Y. FOR D. CO rms, bath. kit, furn.,
Flushing. for small inexpen. furn., unfurn.
house or apt. in D: C. co. 1879:
exchange unfurnished 1-bedrm. apt. in
NV. for one or two bedrm. in L. A. Box
WAsHINGToN FOR LOS ANGELES, Calf.
Attractive apt. in NV. section. Phone RA.
i-BEDRM. APT. in modern apt. bldg. to
exchange, for ;33..bedrm. unfurn. apt, or
WILL EXCHANGE 4-bedroom unfurn
Louse for 2-bedrm unfurn apt. with -di-
nette, in NV. section. Call ST. 4l04 after
WILL TRADE / rm.. dressing rm,, kit and
bath in mod. apt bldg. for small house or
larger apt Call MI 1852