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The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-17

lawful to send American money from China" but the money
 which amounts to less than $5, is worthless here so the fine is still unpaid A 39-year-old man kidnapped a younge divorcee... he was arrested and freed under a $5,000 bond when time came for a preliminary hearing. neither the kidnapper nor the victim could be found. the two had gotten mar ried and were on their honey moon. While her husband lay sleeping, the wife battered him
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-17
Around Hollywood

AROUND TOWN LAST WEEK When a soldier failed to pay a fine for over-parking warrant was mailed out requesting his presence in court. the warrant finally caught up with the soldier stationed in China. he wrote a letter back to local police. saying:
 Regarding warrant just received. Due to the uncertainty of my return to the US, I'm enclosing S30,O00 in Chinese money. Ii is un-
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-17
Patronize those who Advertise F*TFF # tFt The Church of Christ WHO BUILT YOUR HOUSE?
 Larry o. Grounds

Except Jehovah build the house, they labor in vain that built it." Psalms 127:D
 The church of our Lord Jesus Christ is spoken of as being body, kingdom, vineyard, bride, vine, house. etc. Each one of these names is significant. When referred to as body. it illust- rates the organic structure of the church: Christ is the head. the church is his body and individual Christians are members of the body. This allegory is referred to in l Cor. 12.
 The church is called the house of God. q Tim 7:14-l5 Christ is the BUILDER, Matt. 16:18) and the FOUNDATION. q Cor. 3:1D He is also chief CORNER STONE 'Eph 2:2O) Since the church is Gods house or household. (Eph 7: l9, Christians are children in that house and these are no chill dren OUTSIDE of Gods family or household.
 Christ built the church or his house nineteen hundred years ago As it is his household or family il wears his name and is careful 10 wear none other. For there is none other name under heaven whereby we might be saved. Acts 4:l2l There are other churches or i houses posing as the household of the Lord, but their names be- tray them. Their names reveal the fact that they were built by men and came too late to be found in the New Testament Therefore they were built in VAIDI and shall be rooted up at the judge mcut
 If you are in doubt as to who is the builder of the church you attend, look for it's name in the New Testament. If it cannot be found, you may be assured that God did not build it, and to re. main in it is to deprive yourself of the blessings found in God s l house among which is eternal life. Who built your house? Watch for the article next week on MULTIPLICATION MARKS OF GODS HOUSEHOLD"
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-17

over the head with claw ham, mer. stopping when she thought he was dead. she then aroused a neighbor who called police when thy alTived,the wife said: Re gently l learned that he was full of tn devil Last night something told me to beat the devil out of him. 1 did
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-17
Buy the "POLARIS" JOB PRINTING
TIMBER AND FARM

575 Acres, small saw mill, cater pillar tractor bug saw, fram tools, government program for sustained yield on timber which consists Of old growth 2nd. growth poles, piles, pulp wood, furniture timber and mine urous all which consists of nice 4 room bungalow with electricity. runnin g water. bath, built in kitchen, a barn for 10 cows, double grage, nice orchard abundance of fish and small game. 13 acres of tilable land, lots of pasture, Nooksack River on one boundary. small lake on property $11.000. down. Full price S21,0O0. 2 good milk cows may be pur- chased from seller.
 We have stores of all kinds for sale from S5OOO to S1O,OOO.
 Write for information:- CLYDE R. CORY, 1906 Cornwall Avenue, Bellingham. Washington. Sc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-17

FOR RENT Light housekeep- ing rooms. Inquire Mad. 13 99tfc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-17

WANTED-Furnishe Home with option to buy. Call Dan Rose,
 Polk 113. 89tfc
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Cedar Hill Cemetery Sued
In Sale Of 1000 Grayesites

Rollin H, Transue, an attorney
in the Internal Revenue Bureau
yesterday filed suit in Federal Court
in Baltimore for sal, ,722 against the
Cedar Hill Cemetery at Suitland
Md.
The suit is for three times the
purchase price of 200 lots, or 1000
gravesites. which Mr.. Transue
bought 10 years ago. He alleges
that representative of the ceme-
terry told him the cemetery would
buy them back at three times the
purchase price.
Mr.. Transue told reporter that
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Gambling Conspiracy
Laid 10 Check CASHIER
And'His Bookkeeper
By the Associated press

HACKENSACK, N. j., Sept. IA
Max Stark of Teaneck, head of an
alleged multimillion dollar check
cashing agency, and his bookkeeper
were free on bail today. charged by
New York authorities with conspir-
ing to violate New Jersey gambling
laws.
The legal action, described as un-
precedented in New York, grew out
Of a month long investigation of a
charity gambling party in a fash
ionable Park Avenue apartment.
Stark was taken into custody here
last night on fugitive warrant and
was released in $1,000 bail after re-
lusing to waive extradition.
Bookkeeper Posts $500.
His bookkeeper, identified by
Joseph Safafite, acting New York
district attorney. as Philip Brose-
lofsky, alias Philip Braslow, alias
Spunky, 38, of New York, was re.
leased in $500 bail until September
% after his arrest last night in New
York.
Both men were charged in a Grim
inal information filed with New
York Special Sessions Justice 1rv.
ing Ben Cooper with conspiring ir
New York to violate the gambling
laws of New Jersey by aiding an6
assisting the maintenance anc
keeping in the State of New jersey
of places of gambling
The information specifically sale
that the two deposited in New
York bank checks and currency OBJ
tanned from persons keeping the
New Jersey gambling places and
obtained from the bank currency
in demonma tions necessary ano
convenient in the operation OF
gambling places"
S7.500,000 Deposited.
The money-handling activities OF
the two men ran into millions Of
dollars a year." Assistant New York
District Attorney Vincent A. G
IOConnor said.
Stark was described as head Of
the Finance Company of America
which he purportedly operated from
his home. He deposited $7.50000(
in checks in a New York bank ir
the last 1S months, Mr.. O'Connol
said.
Evening star., 1948-09-14

Ask TRAVEL GO ROUND rs W. 3st st. T. leaflets
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Silver Fox

Beyond DOUBT these are the biggest Silver Fox buys we
ever remember The skins uxJrlousy full fluffy laden
with silver You simply have to them to appreciate ho"
handsome they ore how almost incredibly low in price,
Evening star., 1948-09-14
$500, 900 Deposited.
Rodio Stution Authorized

The Federal Communications
Commission yesterday authorized
Radio Television of Baltimore to
construct a standard broadcast sta
ton to operate daytime only on a
frequency of 1910 kilocycles and
with one kiloWatt power,
Evening star., 1948-09-14

expensive: $l26
round trip, plus
tax. Ask me for
BOAC leaflet.
Reservations: call
your travel agent
or Executive 3944
Evening star., 1948-09-14

after the cemetery refused to re-
purchase the lots. he advertised
them for sale in newspaper classi-
fed columns. He sold 10 lots this
way. he said.
w. H. Harrison, president of the
cemetery, refused to comment.
Prior to 1918 the Secretary OF
Commerce was known as the Secre-
tary of Commerce and Labor.
Evening star., 1948-09-14

er play 1s holes in 30. Try it on
your vacation. too-a way to get
to know people and places.
Those pink houses with the white
washed roofs are my idea OF
something pleasant to come home
to. They're typical of Bermuda's
sunny, leisurely way of life.
Rermudians are relaxed, friend
~. Even the Colonial policemen
along Front Street take time to
say hello. Shopping is fun, for
you get British courtesy along
with choice woolensr perfumes,
leather. Getting about is by car
riage. bike or tiny motor car
with a town speed limit of IS
miles an hour! Favorite sports
are loaRng (honest-by surveyD,
swimming and summing on pink
sand beaches, sailing. In the eve
ming, it's cocktails on a terrace,
and dancing
under the S.b =
stars.
r: ~: s:;:s:;:; I; -: e: A&.
shows all this,
An extra leahet gives facts and
prices. definitely not high). Ask
me for both.
Getting you there the day before
your vacation starts is BOAC'S
specially. Speedbirds take of
from New York at $50, from
Baltimore at 4 PM. Less than 3
hours of smooth cruising, and
you're in Bermuda. With the eve
ning's pleasure still ahead Of you!
~@y,x,D aAs Y.
Evening star., 1948-09-14

The flight downs a pleasure,
too. Service is British, courteous,
competent. The bar is open. Din
ner is leisurely-and compliment
tary. Everything is comfortable
and relaxed. It's luxury, but not
expensive: 1925
round trip, plus
tax. Ask me for )u.h'
BOAC leaflet. A Z
Reservations: call = .s.s..- =
your travel agent ''
or Executive 3944.
Id like a lifetime Of luxury. but
settle for a vacation at Bermuda's s
lovely guest house., Deepdene
Manor. Very exclusive, very ro-
mantle, set in tropical gardens
overlooking Harrington Sound.
Breakfast served in bed Ask me
for leafet or write Atlantic Inter-
national Hotel Service, Essex
House, N. Y. c.
Anything you do just for fun
even higher mathematics-is re-
taxation. Anything you do be
cause you have to or ought to
even a SPORTS work. That's why
psychologists sometimes accuse
us of overworking on vacation.
You can't lose II you use Amert-
can Express Travellers Cheques.
1907 SAFE-good It'll used, and
a refund if lost or stolen. Spepd-
able anywhere; your signature
Identifies you. 75t per s100, at
Banks, principal Railway Express,
Western Union Offices.
10th Ct NJ v G. IA. for Leaflets,
Evening star., 1948-09-14
ADVERTISEMENT.
TRAVEL
BY Nr9inid poy

THE HOW-TO-BE-A-SUCCESSp people always tel
vol, to do what you like to do best Wise words
and they work just we'll when you re travelling
for fun My hobby is modern housing, and
take it right along with me-poke INTO new resi-
Dental districts even if l have to skip of
The famous siehts You may be good with camera
Evening star., 1948-09-14

n n q q a n Gin Z
u n d er { h e
stars.
B erm II d as
36-page book
let in color
shows all this.
Evening star., 1948-10-08
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished by tn,
oleo Apn,es ases Department ,sae1 Of Asriculture
baskets and boxes, U. S. Ist, Maryland.
Pennsylvania, Virginia, West virginia, New
Jersey and New York. very few sales; De
eous eious si;.ineb s-lneh up uD' s25 Go Golden De
thsns inch HUB up, ona s'5ors 90: 0a .imeh yGmf
! 70, 90; staymans. q inch up and .s.
sineh up. oo,a se aew opseseents S'shse YoFks
inen. $50; Black Twigs. sss.ineh unp 10
30: various varieties. mostly no grad,
ma56s; Pa;s ordnsTy to fsi, quality oo:2 90
Pennsylvania. Katahdns, used and new
sacks :, ek s6n-:75; used sacks. few low a.
io.pouad a-esoRa ssoRs ssal pspar sacks ls5-l4o
Virsinia and Delaware. bushe
easae1s GoIaens Is tsa wsshsd S;s,. or STushed
Puerto Ricans, SIS: nearby. ,a-bushe slle
hamper, 75-I.10; mostly around i 90.
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry-Market about steady: receipts
moderate: demand fair TO good; frvers
3'% pounds UP, 3Sla-4O; lighter, 37-3S: fow
!coIcred), 'iS- 80, light WEIGHTS 'Leghornsi
few. IS ducks CMrscoves and Pekins)
Flour-Receipts. 1906 100 pount
ments. 3.94s bushels; stocks. 3.s3. az
bushels: No. :" winter. earlicky. spot. do.
nestle. 30; October go.
Corn-Receipts. 4s.a34 bushels: ship.
bushels.
oats-Receipts; 10000 bushels; ship.
ments. 2.415 bushels; stocks, 39s4Ss bush
els. no quotations
Barley-Receip,s, l1:72s bushels; ship.
mfsys Rysaeeeste nRee steeks 5}ss4 bushels
none: stocks 2.6SS bushels
ovbeans-Receipts. none; shipments
Millfeed-Receipts. 34s tons.
Butter and EgEs
Eses-Market steady; demand good: re.
prices-A large, S0-T@: A MEDIUMS. 5a-si
B large. $500; current receipts. ungraded
Receipts-Butter. 1919 pounds; eggs
Evening star., 1948-10-08
Stock Market Turns
Irregular as Some
Issues Drift Lower
by the Asscejoted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-The stock
market started an aimless drift
after an early try at higher price
levels today. The result was a fairly
even mixture Of small gains and
losses.
Only skimpy activity developed
and trading was almost entirely OF
a professional character. Public in
terest was close to the zero point.
The financial district apparently
liked the tenor of the foreign news
The Argentine effort to reach a
solution of the Berlin blockade was
favorably regarded and the absence
OF any new threats to peace had a
mildly reassuring affect. Still and
all, traders found nothing on which
to base a course of action in the
market.
In the plus column were United
States Steel, Republic Steel, Pack
ard, United States Rubber, Cater.
pillar Tractor, International Tele.
phone, Westinghouse Electric, Du
Pont, Dow Chemical, OVENS 1lli-
nois, Southern Railway, Union Pa
cific, Pacific Western Oil and Mis-
sion Corp.
Losers included Nickel Plate "a
strong spot most of the week., Cen
eral Motors, Chrysler, Goodyear
Goodrich. Sears-Roebuck the com.
pany yesterday reported record sales
for SeptembeD, American Tele-
phone. American Smelling, Amer.
lean Tobacco, New York Centra
and Southern Pacific.
Evening star., 1948-10-08
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. **A-15
Living Cost Fund TO Replace
Bonus for Workers Abroad
by the Associated Press

Government employees overseas
will get tax-exempt cost-of-living
and other allowances to replace the
25 per cent bonus pay to be cut of
January i, it was learned yesterday.
The net gain or loss in take-homs
pay to Americans working in over
seas areas will not be known until
the State Department and Civil
Service Commission issue new regu-
lations between now and Decem-
ber 81.
Post differentials. cost-of living
and quarters allowances, which will
vary from place to place, are being
worked out.
It was learned that: Post differen-
tials may not exceed Is per cent of
base pay. Cost of living allowances
will be based on Washington prices,
with none granted unless local prices
exceed those here. Quarters allow
ances will be given only If no quar-
ters are available locally and will be
based on actual cost.
Congress passed law last session
torbidding the payment of foreign
differentials to individuals outside
the United States. President Tru-
man signed an executive order Sep
tember Is wiping out the Is per cent
bonus not later than January l.
This Is per cent extra money was
taxable since it was considered part
of the employees base pay. an official
said. He added that the new allow
ances will be exempt from taxation.
Evening star., 1948-10-08
Botany-Daroh Clothing
Ito Sell al Same Prices
BY the Asseeiafsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s.-Whole-
sale and retail prices for the Botany
500-Daroff clothing line, with the
Exception of limited group of
tropical worsteds, will remain un-
changed for the spring and sum-
mer seasons of 1949.
Michael Daroff, president of H.
Darof & Sons, Inc. philadelphia
said the price maintenance policy
has been made possible only be-
cause increased cost of produc-
ton has been shared jointly by the
fabric producer Botany Worsted
Mills, the Daroff company, and by
1850 retail outlets for DarofI
clothes.
Maximum production and max
lmum retail sales of Botany Daron
clothing during 194s, in the face of
general decline in demand for mems
clothing, is proof" Mr.. Daroff said,
that the policy of absorbing high
er costs by increasing efficiency and
reducing profits Is a correct one"
Mr.. Daroff said prices for stand
ard weight worsted and gabardine
suits and top coats will remain at
their present $50 retail price. Price
advances on tropical weights will be
held TO a minimum of per cent.
Evening star., 1948-10-08


In civic and business circles.
He is past governor of the Capital
District of KiWanis International
past president of the Washington
Kiwanis Club, a director of the
Metropolitan Building Association
and the Washington Board of Trade
He Is active also in the District
Chapter of the National Foundation
for 1nfantile Paralysis.
Insurance Man Honored.
Completion of IS years as general
agent in Washington for the Berk-
shire Life Insurance Co. brought
fluctuations of the staff to j. E.
Jacobs at a recent meeting. AS a
token of friendship, they presented
him with travelling bag.
The occasion also served as an
announcement that Lester C. Bur-
dett of the Washington agency had
led all Berkshire agents in sales
during September. Vice President
w. Rankin Furey and Lewis B.
Hendershot. director of sales pro-
motion, attended from headquar-
ters.
The Columbia Federal Savings
and Loan Association marked it's
forty-f1rst anniversary yesterday.
According to Clarence E. Kefauver,
president, it now has assets of SIS
s06,600. Columbia Federal. he said,
Is the first institution to extend
the insurance to accounts up to
5000 to share depositors. through
the medium of the Federal Savings
and Loan Insurance Corp, q Gov
ernmental agency.
Evening star., 1948-10-08
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Oct. 5 Up (USDA .-Salabie
hogs. 5000; total. 5000; fairly active
but steady. to % lower on butchers: sows
actlHe and strong; top 1913 sparinely:
bulk good and choice l9O-3UO pound
butchers. $500 $3.50; few 1867 1s0
pounds 240O $500; heavy weight
butchers absent, good and choice sows
under 35G pounds, 24.00-24.75: 375-425
pound; % .00-24 90; few 45O pounds and
over ,:Si .S ioo-2a,oo; early clearance.
Salaole cattle. i 800; total, l,S0O; SAL
able calves, 200; total, 200: slaughter
steers and heiiers uneven, averaging
steady; cows about steadys bulls weak to
rs lower; hish-choice steers absent;
package choice l,O25 pound fed steers.
81 so; load lots high medium and good
l,o5o.I ,295 pound weiahts; - .0o-3S So;
common light grass steers down to 1900;
cows, 1cOo-l5. so: few common and
medium cows. 16.OO-1S5O: medium and
good SAUSAGE and fat bulls O.50-22 90:
veelers steady at 300 down. Stockers
and feeders about steady.
salable sheep, 1000; total. 1900;
slauehter lambymtoo scarce to test prices
ouotable nominally steady; load Gull and
common western ewes held around $50;
short load thinly heshed Western range
yearlinss held considerably above 1900.
Evening star., 1948-10-08
Livestock Feed Situation
Reported Best in History
By the Associoied Press

The Agriculture Department said
Yesterday the livestock feed situa-
ton for the current season is about
the best in history.
The department is counting on
this to encourage farmers to ex-
pand production of meat animals,
poultry, products and milk. Such an
expansion in turn would bring
about lower consumer prices, off,
icials said.
Record corn production this year
was said to be primarily responsible
for the large supply Of concentrated
feed, which is over one-flfth larger
than last year.
The supply was put at 10000, 900
tons, the largest on record in rela-
tion, to the number Of livestock ex-
pected to be fed
The department said the gener-
ally high level Of livestock prices
OF the past year or so Is expected
to continue at least through most
of the feeding season ending next
October !,
Evening star., 1948-10-08
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Oct s tP,.-Butter 4e5..
2S4, easy. Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons: Creamery. higher than 81 score
and pernlium marks (AA). 6Ss.; O., score
tAl. 67A: 30 score tBl. "a; 50 score (C)
81 2. New tubs usually command u
pound over the bulk carton price,
Cheese 176,""."e; steady. prices un-
wholesale ess prices were hrmer today
II .sas cases Spot quotations follow:
Nldwestern-Mixed colors fancy heavy.
weights, ESQ; extra l large 65-61: extra
" large 54-51: extra ! medium 54-55
puliets, 42-43l2: dirties 4O-41: checks
1910.
Whites - Fancy heavyweights. rs -76
extra ! large 72-14; extra 2 large, $3.50;
extra large. SOB: extra l medium
o9.61: pullets. 44-45.
Browns - Fancy heavyweiehts, 80 II
extra / large, 66-6S: extra . large, 55-5S;
extra / medium. 54-56.
Nearby (top quotations on nearby white
and brown eggs represent highest whole
sale, selling prices for the finest marks
available. and not paving prices to pro-
heayyweishts, .s0-sl: fancy heavyweishts,
1.,ta. others 74-16; mediums, 65-66;
weights, 1914: fancy heavyweights, 76-
-, 13-15; mediums. 6@-64; pulets 43-45.
-: others 1874; mediums 62-64: pull
let's. 43-45.
Evening star., 1948-10-08
ECA Authorizes Spending
OF s. Million Outside u. 5.
by thu Assacinfad Prsss

PARIS, Oct. 8.-The Economic
Cooperation Administration au-
thorized expenditure of $50 ,487 900
in countries outside the United
States during August.
An announcement by ECA head
quarters in Europe said yesterday
that the August rate for such off
shore" purchases was more than
double that of any of the previous
four months Any purchases made
outside the United States are known
as "off-shore" purchases.
From the beginning of the pro-
gram on April through August 81.
authorizations for s153, ,367 900 in
of shore" purchases have BEEN
made. This represents about II per
cent of the total allocations.
ECA said such authorizations are
intended as emergency measures to
stimulate industry and trade III
Europe Until nations cooperating in
the plan can work out their own
methods of payment between coun-
tries.
Evening star., 1948-10-08
Brokers' Looms Down
$306, 900, 900 in Week
BY the Assoeio,ed Press

The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported that loans to brokers and
dealers on securities held by men,
ber banks in New York City totaled
$522 900 900 Wednesday, a decrease
of $SO6 900, 900 from a week ago, and
a decrease of $332, 100000 from a
year ago.
Included was $232 900, 900 lent to
purchase or carry United States
Government obligations, a decrease
Of $2S3, ,000, 900 for the week.
Evening star., 1948-10-08
Stolen Car Hits Police
Auto; Two Boys Held

Two teen-age boys were being held
for juvenile authorities today,
charged with stealing an automobile
and getting into an accident with
a policemar's car
The bows, IA and 16, were arrested
last night after they sideswiped the
car Of Claude Clinesmit, precinct
detective at No. IA Precinct, as he
was driving in the 340O block of
Benning road NE. police said.
Detective Clinesmith and his
passenger, Detective Robert H. Wolf,
reported they arrested the boys
boys after a chase on foot. They
were said to have admitted stealing
the car from a salesroom in the
900 block of Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. They will be questioned in
connection with other thefts, police
said.
Evening star., 1948-10-08
Falls Church .PTA Plans
Three Separate Sessions

The Falls Church Parent Teacher
Association, now grown too large to
use any single school meeting room
in the community. will hold its first
fall meeting in three separate ses-
Sions next week.
Parents of Oak Street School chill
dren will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday in
the schools cafeteria.
The Madison School parent
teacher unit will gather in the school
auditorium at 8 pm. Wednesday.
Falls Church High School parents
and teachers will hold their meeting
at 8 pm. Thursday in the high
schools multi-purpose room.
Evening star., 1948-10-08
ESQ Attend Meeting
|Of Homemukers' Council

More than $50 persons attended
the 21st annual meeting Of the
Montgomery County Council of
Homemakers Clubs yesterday at the
IKensington Junior High School.
Delegates to the all-day session
heard reports from various chapter
presidents and committee chairmen
and witnessed a demonstration of
fruit and flower arrangements by
Mrs. Herbert Gregor.
-Four chapters of the council, all
celebrating their 25th anniversaries,
were presented with gavels by Miss
Edythe Turner. county home demon
stration agent The four chapters are
Burtonsville, Gaithersburg, Damas-
Gus and Wheaton.