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Evening star., 1948-11-04

WRITE TODAY AND GET
THIS BEAUTIFUL AMITY
BRUSH 3 COMB SET .. for
it's SO adorable, I'd hate to have
you miss getting one at this very
low price. Made of Dupont Luz
cite, it's just-right size to carry
in your purse to give your hair
a quick smoothing so here's
what you do to get one. Send 25S
in coins along with the coupon
from a bag of SUCHARD Choco-
late Squares Tor empty bag) to
Nancy Sasser. 271 Madison Ave-,
New York 16, N. Y. Trying
SUCHARD Chocolate Squares is
the easiest part-for all three
fiavors are wonderful! Ask at
your Grocery or Super Market
-. then send for your lovely
Brush & Comb Set right away!l
Evening star., 1948-11-04
THE TASTE IS FAMILIAR
BUT THE PRICE is

LESS! That's your ~ a
surprising discovery SsH -.
when you first serve %
QUAKER Enriched AN y
FARINA! One look ~
--one taste-and you'll recognize
the kind Of creamy.wheat cereal
you've so often paid more for!
Yet quick-cooking QUAKER En-.
riched FARINA, gives the protec-
tion Of the trusted Quaker name
and guarantee! Important extra
nutrients-one ounce provides as
much Vitamin D as a teaspoon
Of minimum USP standard cod
liver oil! Look for the spoon
waving baby on the yellow-and.
blue package! Enjoy wheat-rich
flavor that costs less than many
similar hot-wheat cereals. Com.
mended by Parents Magazine!
Evening star., 1948-11-04
LUCKY LADY YOU If you've q

LUCKY LADY YOU If you've q
@ FRIGIDAIRE DELUXE
Refrigerator in your
kitchen for with
Thanksgiving ahead,
what sheer pleasure for
you when 1t comes to
storing away all your
holiday supplies! There'll be no
piling and pushing, since this
De Luxe Refrigerator's built
specially for good-sized families.
Fruits and vegetables will 60
into the Hydrator to be kept
both moist and cold. You'll put
eggs and packaged foods into the
aluminium Basket-Drawer. ...store
as much as so pounds Of Frozen
Foods in the Super-Freezer Chest.
There's plenty of room for. other
foods on the spacious aluminium
shelves. You'll find your dream"
in q FRIGIDAIRE, since there's
a size and kind to At eUery fam
lily every kitchen! See your
Frigidaire Dealer!
Evening star., 1948-11-04
WITH THANKSGIVING and

the Homecoming" hol.
4 iday season coming.
Sr> here's my all-important
>tip on how to "dress-
R up" meals and save
~ money too! For only
pennies, you can have exquisite
ROYLIE lace paper place mats,
gorgeous ROYLIE doylies under
cakes, salads, other dishes-at
breakfast, lunch and dinner. No
laundering, less dishwashing!
Disposable Of course, yet ROYLIE
Lace Paper Doylies are beautiful
as real linen, handsomer than
plastics--cost practically nothing
per meal. yet do so much. Get
ROYLIES in variety Of shapes,
sizes, designs-at s q los, Neigh
borhood, Hardware, Dept. Stores.
Evening star., 1948-11-04

lty 40 BIB Br01led.1nButter
Mushrooms tender, beauti-
full mushrooms broiled in fine
creamery butter to q rich, golden
brown, and a-swim in their own
Incompatible broth! Please, for
me, try these superb, hothouse
mushrooms -. all three kinds
(BinB Whole Mushroom
Crowns, BinB Sliced Mushroom
Crowns, and BinB Chopped
Mushrooms), and you'll see how
simple 1t Is to cook like q "cham-
pion." Extravagant? No. they're
economical, for there's no peel
1ng, no trimming. NO wastel
Evening star., 1948-11-04
M.z<xddzz Saee<aZ
BUY-LIWES : BY Nancy Sasser

Weekly Sponsored Column Of Things Advertised and Interesting
CHICAGO ILL, Nov 4-Sti aboard BUYL1NEs coast.t
coast Special avisitng with me in the homes where
Of Americas leading products made? Then you'll
interested in the trip made yesterday to Swift Company
where product blessed event. has just taken place It's SWIFT
Peanut Butter homogenzed non.sticky" dierer
from the usual kind because has restored Van value
Nacn Calcium and Phosphorus With these
Peanut Butter gives powerhouse"
tn of all 1ovei nd
Evening star., 1948-11-04
MY CoOKING'S GETTING
TALKED ABOUT

. very, VERY
favorably . and
know where cred
1t goes for my
new "c0nk.ahil.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

recommend Iht Congress establish ie--rtnerr
Cur-siREior C11 srttb Reporting 10 fie frefiaeft The
1---siar shuIlS continuously c1h rEtti policies
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
GIRL SCOUTS
COMPETE FOR NEW
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Radio Time To
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Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-21
Hospital Ins and Outs

New patients admitted to the Valley hospital during the latter half of last week included:
 Homer Olts, Copper Center; Mrs. Alvin Weill, Palmer; Lester Syrens, Anchorage; Mrs. James Wilson, Wasilla; Mrs. Verlie Nell son and Mrs. Victor Falk, Pal mer.
 Patients dismissed from the hospital were:
 Lester Syrens, Anchorage; William Barnhardt, Mrs. Irwin Pitt, Mrs. Joseph Loyer, Mrs. Claude Carroll, all of Palmer; Mrs. Thomas Carter and daugh- ter of Wasilla; Mrs. E. l.. De- Priest, Palmer.
 Still hospitalized at the week. end were:
 Mrs. John Larrick of Anchor age, Mrs. Jack Leik, Mrs. Gavin Young and baby, Mrs. Harry Duff and Mrs. Lewis Todd of Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-21
In the Matter of the Estate of JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER
 BRASSEL, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Thomas L. Carter has been duly ap- pointed by the United States Com missioner and ex-Officio Probate Judge for Wasilla Precinct, Third Ju- dicial Division, Territory of Alaska, as Administrator of the estate of Joseph Christopher Brassel, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate shall present them, with proper vouchers attached, to said Ad- mlnistrator at the office of the Unit ed States Commissioner, at Wasilla, Alaska, which has been selected by such Administrator as the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, within six months from the date of this notice
 Dated at Wasilla, Alaska, this 22nd day of December, 1947.
 THOMAS L. CARTER,
 Administrator. Date first publication, Jan. 6, 194S Date last publication, Jan. 27, 194S Published Jan 6, 13, 20, 27, 194S.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-21
Writin' to Teens
BY DICK DRABBLE

My you Buczleys you are bushytail and lay off the bnks.
 Wellif you Jerry . of this article to find out.
 Awhile I happened to walk youngser who inn mediately performed ceremonial with stomp moded the samba. all flash and he My curious eve sped on the ground the remains of cigarette It of my first smoke when small fry. I old dirty with stale tobacco cured nearly Perhaps your recall cornsilk behind the
 Personally can't why every kid shouldn't take crack it If he doesn't he just hasn't adventurous spirit The harm only when the takes Incidentally Pm referring to girls too.
 DON'T STOP READING YET. you you will learn something about Australia.
 Ducky Goosey and Chicken walking yard together Ducky leading stumbled stick "Oops cried picking himself Goosey Ducky stumble yet when he the stick he stumbled "Ooops he claimed, getting his feet. Then Chickens Chicken hadn't his fa peckng at bright objects So Ducky Gooey waiting watch the fun To their surprise however He crossed the obstacle How didn't stumble they busy looking things Chicken replied
 had told this story something like ths Dis hyar ole world big place. plenty mak yo path. No need fo folks stumbln
 Smoking habit good percentage of smokers initiating adults. After all, why not? Adult so thoroughly enjoy it.
 My o say smoking my growth, in hope would discourage trying early Then I'd big going pufng away steam engine I'll there mdges However there question that smoking has definite drain your health But can show YOU some more ountheopen reasons
 to the space heavy Everyone become heavy smoker In the first place. Task him. the heavy smoker will tell you he'd like to quit Why doesn't he? It's not to- To break the smoking long process. Sometimes it requires medical aid.
 Even after do throw off the yoke the smell of smoking the sight of cigarettes gives that Slave good word to describe it. If listening radio lately will recall that well Phil Harris platter "I Just Gotta Have Another Cigarete!' That's the heavy smoker.
 have to admit smoke then. find it, relief from pain kind of satisfaction Yet can't completely Odd that way life of us will allow ourselves to in slavery
 Suppose when four od took walking with crutches although legs normal At would find hard along without them wouldn't ing does the thing to healthy system
 reading book In slang terms that interested blinks which cigarettes Joey is kd kangaroo Buckley chance chance at al be "cobbers "bushytal is being smart and "Jerry understand
 So know what mean when say, Think the bnks, Joey. Don't be Goosey, Jerry.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-21
STILL DELAYED

Don't plan to dine at the North Palmer Coffee Shop for a little time yet. Flu germs still are interfering with Mrs. Ed Johns cooking plans. However she hopes to be able to announce an opening date for the Coffee Shop in the very near future.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-21
CoffeY 1nsures Everything
 Remember Adv.

MISSIONER'S COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD JUDICIAL DIVISION, WASILLA PRECINCT, BEFORE THE UNIT ED STATES COMMISSIONER A N D EX-OFFICIO PROBATE JUDGE THEREOF.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-21
NOTICE

Since the partnership of Bryant and Hartley has been dissolved. will not be re- sponsible for any debts incur red. either by that organiza- lion or by Bryant & Co.,. after Jan. l3. 1949.
 JIM HARTLEY
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-21

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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
ESTAI KELIAUJA
! ARGENTINA

Anglijoje, Plymouth uosta
atplauke nedideliu laiveliu ri
Estonijos pabegelis, kurie ke-
liauja per Atlantika Argent
ma. Jie jau atplauke is svedi-
jos, kur jie gyveno nuo 1914
metu, kuomet sovietai uzgro-
be jq tevyne. Is svedijos jie
traukia j Naujaji Pasauli.
IS Cekoslovakijos taipgi be-
ga zmones nuo komunistu val
dzios. Siomis dienomis j TIA
lila ileista 1000 Ceku, kurie pa
bego is Cekijos pereita ziema,
po to kai komunistai uzeme Sa-
lies valdyma. Sic pabegeliai
pasidave IRO globai ir ia or
ganizacija perveze juos j TIA
lila.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
LIETUVOJE VEIKIA DAUG
SOVCHOZU

Sovchozai tai yra bolseviku
valstybiniai dvarai. Juose dir
bantieji darbininkai yra boise
vikines valstybes bernai. siuo
metu visi Lietuvos dvarai apie
106 hektaru dydzio, jau pa
versti sovchozais. Jais paversti
ir pabegeliu bel isveztuju j ST.
biraukiai. Daugiausia ju yra
Klaipedos kraste, kur partiza-
nu veikimas silpniausias, ma
ziausia Suvalkijoje. Cia ir kol-
chozu tebuves vienas, bet ir ia
patti partizanai likvidave, isa-
kydami kolchozininkams issi-
kraustyti. Sic pasikinke arkliu-
kus ir isvazineje.
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''RAZDIEVATSIA"
NSSIRENGTD

Vakarais sutemus gatves
tusteja, mes zmones bio butt
apiplesiami. Kas eina - eina
buriais, kad geriau galetu GIN
tis. Viena vakara kaz kuris
teatralas grizo is Kauno teatro.
Zemaites ir Visinskio gatviu
kampe il sustabde automatu
ginkluotas bolseviku pareigu-
mas ir isake 'razdievatsia!" =
issirengti. Uzpultasis nusivilko
apsiausta ir padejo ant zemes.
Pc to jis turejo nusivilkti svar-
ka, liemene. Pagaliau jam bu-
vo isakyta padeti ir kelines. :.
Bevelkant kelines, pasigirdo
kaz keno znlgsniai. Pareigunas
'lsake skubinti, o pats uzsimete
automata ant peciu ir ciupo
nuo zemes apsiausta su svarku
Kai jis lenkesi, uzpultasis ciu-
po automatic ir kita ranka stip-
rial smoge uzpuolikui. Padetis
netiketai pasikeite: uzpuolikas
lake aukstyn iskeltas rankas
uzpultasis, nors be keliniu il
svarko, bet stovejo SUI auto
matu. sitokioje padetyje uz.
pultasis nusivare uzpuolika
III nuovada.
: Budetojas nustebes priemf
atvarytaji, uzdare j j dabokle
gi uzpultajam grazino drabu.
zius. Kai uzpultasis papras5
pasakyti uzpuoliko pavarde il
kitas personalities zinias, bude.
tojas il nuramino: -Drausas
savo pilietine pareiga atlikai
gall keliauti namo, jau to.
liau mes tvarkysime 81 reikala
Po keliu dienu uzpultasis We
nuvyko j ia pacia nuovada il
pamates isesiziojo: cia budejo
tas pats, kuri jis buvo cia at.
wares, kaip plesika.
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KAIP ATRODO Is. ARCIAU
ia GELEZINE JTzDANGA

"ELTA' patiekia ir daugiau
ziniu apie "gelezine uzdanga".
ii esanti uzleista tik nuo vaka-
ru, rytus esq galima laisvai
keliauti Xxi pat Maskvos.
Kas kita jau vakaruose. Taip
apsigyvenimui VilkaviSkio ap.
reikalingas specialus leidimas.
Siena saugojama nuo Lenkijos
puses. Kontrole eina tik pagal
Potsdame nustatyta Rytprusiu
padalijimo siena tarp Lenkijos
ir Rusijos. Nuo sienos per 800
metru visi gyventojai iskelti.
Nuo jos 20-5O metru iSartas, is
aketas laukelis II metru platu-
mo. Per keliasdesimt metru
nuo jos zemai nutiesta signali-
ne viela, kuria palietus issau-
ma rakieta. Per pora simtu m.
yra vielu tvora, dvieju metru
spygliuota, plati, kaip karo lau-
ke. Prize sienos itaisyti bunke-
rial, priderinti saudyti visas
puses. Juose diena laikomi su-
nes, paleidziami nakti. sunes
geriau seriani, kaip sargybi-
Mai. Viskas paruosta taip, kad
negaletu pralisti nei zuikis, ka
jau kalbeti apie zmogu.
Ir Wis delto Lietuviai padaro
galima tai, kur yra negalima :
gelezine uzdanga atidengiama.
Pagal "Elta" X. Pl.
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das apmoko Lietuvoje ar prie
Illzes. Komanda ir mokymas
RusQ kalba. Universitetuose
lvestas karinis paruosimas. kur
apmokomi vyrai ir moterys.
kariniam ruosimui Kaune va
dovauja Gen. Vitkauskas. Viii
niaus ute Gen. Karvelis. 1947
metals atvezta j Lietuva daug
municijos ir prikrauti kariskos
medziagos sandeliai.
Patvirtinamos zinios apie pa
jurio stiprinima ir tai, kad
Klaipeda yra svarbiausia Bal
tijos pajuryje povandeniniu
laivu baze.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10

I.R.O., Tremtiniq organizaci-
ia, galiau~ tapo United Nations
organizacija, bus kontroliuoja-
ma UN, kai Danija suteike sa-
vo uzgyrima IRO.
IRO nepilnai tinkamai rupi-
nasi tremtiniQ reikalais, neku-
rie valdininkai tik ir dziaugia-
81 kad jie gall butt tremtiniu
valdytojais ir is ju nelaimes
tureti sau gerus laikus.
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Is 1000 SUDDENLY Tx 1;
KOMJAUNUOLIU

Ne kiekVienas priimamas
universiteta, kad ir yra baiges
gimnazija. Kauno universitete
reikalaujama, kad kandidatas i
studentus pristatytQ vietos
kompartijos liudijima - istiki-
mybes pazymejima. I univer-
siteta priimami tik tie, kuriq
tevai neturi daugiau 18 hekta-
ru zemes. Neziurint to, Vii
niaus universitete is 1000 stu
dentu yra tik 13 komjaunuoliq.
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NIEKAS NESIRUPINA
KELIAIS

Gelezinkeliais judejimas di-
delis. Kariniai traukiniai eina
kas kelios minutes. Plentai duo
beti, jais vazineja okupantai,
tik niekas nenori taisyti.
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LIETUVIAI NESEBRAUJA
SIT ATEJUNAIS

Nors bolsevikai' atgabeno ne
maza gyventoju is Rusijos If
valdzia labai stengiasi, kad
ateiunai su vietiniais susidrau-
pautu ir net per vedybas susi-
giminiuotu, Lietuviai to vengia,
nors patys aukstieji komunis-
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AMATININKAI

negali laisvai verstis savo
amatu: jie suvaryti amati-
ninku "kolchozus', vadinamus
artelemis. Jeigu kas nori saw
stoviai dirbti, turf tokius dide-
Illus mokescius moketi, kad jo-
kiu budu neapsimoka.