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Evening star., 1948-09-26

from heart disease, was brought
up short by the blunt language of
her family physician.
Perhaps you've saved Ted's
life" she was told, but have you
done anything to make that life
worth living9 How would you
like it if your mate reminded
you daily, in a dozen different
ways, that you were standing
on deaths doorstepr"
Your supervision of your hus-
bands health should not take the
form of such nagging as. Dear,
wear your sweater. Eat your spin
ach. Did you do your exercises
this morning? You look sleepy -
suppose you read all night?"
This type of urging can produce
an enormous amount of resistance.
Much more effective, and far
easier on everyone concerned. is a
new respect for good health that
will include the entire family.
The best way you can re-insure
your husbands good health is to
60 along with him. A woman in
Cleveland. Ohio, who recently
celebrated her golden wedding
anniversary, boasted. my hus-
band can still carry me over the
threshold - what's more, I'll bet
l could carry him. The End
Evening star., 1948-09-26

prescriptions and the condition of
your husbands teeth are changing
rapidly now. If your husband is
over 40. he is probably farsighted.
Have you noticed that he holds
his newspaper at arms length and
usually chooses to sit in the back
rows at the movies? A new pair of
glasses is the answer to many
headaches, and to that general
feeling of strain and fatigue.
Can't II Trusted
UNFORTUNATELY, records show
that your husband cannot be
counted upon to make appoint
ments of this kind. or even to keep
them. Boredom, fear, or unwill-
ingness to incur added financial
obligations combine subconscious-
ly to produce a genuine loss of
memory.
In short, your husband can't
bear to face the truth about him
self. There is only one answer -
you must make his appointments
for him and tactfully see that he
keeps them.
Certainly, worrisome reminders
will not get either one of you any
where. One woman who. through
careful attention, postponed by Is
or 20 years her husbands death
Evening star., 1948-09-26
HOW TO KEEP YOUR HUSBAND HEALTHY
Continued from page five

blood vessels. One out of five will
die before his time, out of sheer
neglect or ignorance. The Ameri-
can Heart Association believes
that it is your duty, as a wife, to
learn to recognize the four major
symptoms of heart disease:
l. Chest pain - any continu-
Gus dull ache, which may turn to
a stab of agony or to a feeling
which your husband may describe
as like a sack of cement sitting
on my chest"
Z. Swelling of the feet or ankles.
;. Pounding of the heart,
thudding palpitation.
4. Breathlessness putting and
wheeling after any slight exertion.
such as climbing the stairs or
carrying bundles. 1t doesn't count
if he has been hitting home runs
or chasing the puppy.
As soon as your husband reaches
middle age, he should have a COM
plete checkup, including electro
cardiogram and X-ray, every two
to five years.
Other checkups should be made
more often. Shoe sizes. optical
Evening star., 1948-09-26

Your husband needs to seek
some happy medium between this
unfortunate yogi victim and him
self - for if he is at all average he
is tense, over-nerved and short
tempered from years of insufficient
rest and relaxation. He misses
about 200 hours of sleep each year
through temporary insomnia
caused by worries and through
late parties. He can't catch up"
on sleep that he has already lost.
He needs about 60 hours of slum-
Der each week, and a minimum of
two weeks vacation every year.
Hobbies Help
A HOBBY will help to relieve the
tension of his waking hours. En-
courage him to putter around -
at gardening. for example, or
woodworking or learning to play
the guitar. 1t doesn't matter what
he does as long as he likes it. Artur
Rodzinski raises goats. AL Jolson
takes watches apart.
One out of three of your hus-
bands friends and associates will
die of disease of the heart and
Evening star., 1948-03-04
Pennsylvania Third Party
To Name Wallace Sunday
BY the Associated Press

YORK, Pa, Mar. 4.-Pennsyl-
vania's third party will convene in
York Sunday to nominate Henry
A. Wallace for President and Sena-
tor Glen Taylor of Idaho for the
Vice Presidency.
Gerald Schaflander, executive
secretary Of the Pennsylvania Pro-
gressives for Wallace Committee,
said yesterday 1000 Wallace ad-
herents are expected to attend the
convention at which Mr.. Wallace
will be the principal speaker. Sena-
tor Taylor will be unable to attend.
Preconvention meetings Satur-
day will feature the drafting of the
party platform. Mr.. Schaflander
said, with an open hearing sched-
uled at which representatives of
labor, farm, fraternal and religious
organizations will be invited to
voice opinions.
Mr.. Schaflander said the third
party's Executive Committee already
has selected Progressive Party" as
the organizations official title and
the convention is expected to adopt
it formally.
Evening star., 1948-03-04

Act by setting illegal policies which
its locals had to follow; has caused
chaotic conditions" in the news
paper industry's labor relations; is
forcing publishers to cooperate
through fear of strikes and should
be ordered to change.
2. The union view: The Nations
Oldest union, often admired as a
model" is only seeking various ways
of legally preserving its fundamental
principles: its actions were lawful;
even If they weren't, nobody was
hurt; few peaceful strikes have
occurred: publishers were to blame
for them.
Government Witnesses to Testify.
Judge Luther M. Swygert has the
job OF deciding. 1t is pioneering
job. Novel legal questions pop out
at almost every hour. This is one
of the first important court cases
under the Taft-Hartley Act. Yes
terday the judge absorbed not only
two versions of union conduct but
also two versions of what Congress
might have meant by various parts
of the new law.
Today he was to hear Government
witnesses. Tomorrow, or possibly
Monday, the I ION will star. intro
ducing witnesses.
The injunction is sought by the
Office of Robert N. Denham, general
counsel of the National Labor Rela-
tions Board.
Randolph Speech Cited.
Mr.. Denham, represented here by
Winthrop Johns, has previously
asked the five-man NLRB to find
the union guilty of insisting that
publishers hire only union members
as printers, and other alleged viola
tions of the act. He wants an in
junction to halt the alleged illegal
practices until the board returns a
verdict.
Yesterdays only witness was c. L.
Evening star., 1948-03-04

Mackinnon, general manager of,
the Franklin Association Of Chicago,
group Of commercial printing
firms.
He testified that Woodruff RAN
dolph, ITU president, told the as
sociation in speech February IS
that the union could create a va
riety of assorted chaos" in Chicago
printing firms.
Mr. Johns said this showed Mr..
Randolph's frame of mind" and
showed the need for an injunction
in the newspaper industry.
Evening star., 1948-03-04
CIashing Views on lTU
Status Under Taft Act
Offered at Hearing
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. "A Fed
eral Judge who must decide whether
to issue a Nation wide injunction
against the International Typo
graphical Union had before him
today two clashing views as to the
unions recent conduct.
/. The Government view: The
union has violated the aft-Hartley
Evening star., 1948-03-04
Girl Students Honored

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Mar.
P1.-Miss Harriet Downes Scott OF
Bridgetown, a Junior at Mary Wash
ington College, has been elected
president of the campus YWCA, and
another Junior, Miss Rebecca jose
phine Wilson Of Wellville, chosen
head of the athletic recreation
association.
Evening star., 1948-03-04

Since 1885 the world population
has been increasing at rate Of
about / per cent annually.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
PRIMETA ROOSEVELTUI ISDAVYSTE

Jau prabyla il istora - r j teisingai rodo apkatna
ma pirsta kaltininkus. stai, zymus Amerikos isto-
rikas Charles A. Beard parase storin veikaa, kuris
siomis dienomis islestas ddeeje knygoje, Presiden
Roosevelt and the Coming Of the War. Jis tiesogmia
r atvirai irodo kad Roosevetas if jo artimu pakaik
grupe noreo karo Japonija pastumejo to karo pra
sidejima If s yra tesioginai katnnkas ivykio Gruo
dzo T. 1941, kuomet isprovokuoti Japonai uzatakave
Pearl Harbor nuzude virs 5000 AmerikieciQ.
Beard irodo kad Amerika nenorejo isvengti karo,
bet dare visokausius ssaukimui kad Japona
paleistu prmutni suvi. Pora savaciu prizes ta basQ
Pearl Harbor uzpuolma sake Beard Prezidentas Roo
sevelt, r Seketorai Hull Stimson r Knox, kartu su
Gen. Marshall ir Gen. Stark diskusavo kausima kaip
isgundnt Japonija paleist pirmutni suv neissatant
perdidel pavoju patys saves" iems as kausimas pa
vyko ssprest ypatngu budu Je utrauke ant slos sa-
lies ddzausia karo lavyno katastrofa pasauio storl-
joe Tas Pearl Harbor atakas nebuvo nuostaba Wa
shngtono auksems vadams tk to atako baisios pasek
mes mes nekas nestkejo kad Japona rzikuos uzpulti
Hawaii saas. Paskelbmas Japonija karo paskui suel-
Ike Prezdentu Roosevetui visas eises il gabe sauva-
kuruose jis tap pat pridare ir Amerkai il visam pa
sauiui negarbes il nuostol1.
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DIP BILIUS STUMIAMAS PIRMYN

N1EITIKETINAI smagu daros girdint zinas is Wa
shingtono ape tremtiniu D. P biliaus stumma pir-
myn Sta Senatas Geguzes % d. - to kai Dirva b1-
au isspausdnta = 40 balsu prizes 33 preme prieda
prie jam patekto bliaus paddinant svietntu asmenQ
skacu iseidimu Amerika originalio siuymo sim
to tukstanciu, Xxi 100000 begye sekanciu dvieu metu
Senate tas bius buvo patiektas Senatoriaus Rever-
comb ieidmu tik 100000 isvietintQju per du metu Xxi
Birzelio &c. 1850 metu Senatorius Ferguson is Michi
gan vastijos turintis patesnu rysiu Amerikecias
ateivais todel gerau supranta ir daugau praucia u
rekaams = jis patieke preda pre Revercobm bi"
aus kad vietoje 100000 butu esta 100000 isvietntu
asenu r o priedas priimtas Nors is 96 senatoriu
preda balsavo 49, prizes 49, taciau kad tame posedye
dalyvavo ti 73 senatorial att blius gavo rekalnga pr
emmui dduma balsu.
Sekantis zygis yra Atstovu Humans ia biliu, kad il
savais priedais, primti.
Brzelio l d. pranesimai is Washngtono primena
kad tarp butnu svarbu darby kokuos Kongresas turf
atlikti prm negu ssiskirsys atostogoms yra
r isvientu asmenu leidmas, ir ten kabama apie 200
900 skaiciu
Reikia pastebeti kad tremtiniu ieidmo bilu tarp
butinQ so Kongreso darbu deda Republikonu partios
vadai paciame Kongrese Kongresas numatytas baigts
Brzeo.19 diena Xxi issskrstymo tokiu budu yra dar
dvi pinOs savaites.
Tie Republikonai vadai Kongrese nuo kuriu beveik
viskas prikauso yra Atstovu Rumu kabetojas Joseph
W. Martin ir Ohio Senatorius Robert A. Taft.
Jegu Atstovu Rumuose neiskils kas netiketo gall
laukti kad tas bus bus priimtas r pataisy
mas predais, tada au liks tik Prezdentui j pasi
rasyti Kap jau is anksciau zinome, Prezdentas Tru-
man tremtniu iledimo klausma remia jau pernai,
nesivarzydamas del ju skaicaus, tai D. P. bius gall bu
ii primtas ir prezidento pasrasytas dar prizes Bzeo
80 diena. Kadangi bilue jau kabama apie pradejima
jo vekmes Liepos diena kada prasideda Federales
valdzios skalis metas, butu abai smagu sgrsti kad
su Liepos Ina symet ir prasdetu suktis svetintu
menu iledimo ratas.
Nuns gi telieka jau dabar skubiai daryt affidavit
tus vientauciams tremtinams nezurnt jie yra
gimnes ar ne. Gelbekime Letuvis Letuvi, padekime
kuodidziausam skaciu savuju istrukti is to D. P pra
garo. Niekas NUNS nepades - mes patys tul'me tuo
rupintis.
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Prezidento Kandidatu
Rankiojinas

Jau Birzelio 21 Philadelphi-
joje prasides Republikonu par
tijos konvencija nominavimui
kandidato j prezidento ir vice
prezidento vietas.
Kan teks Republikonu parti-
jos kandidatura yra niekam
nezinoma paslaptis. Kadangi
yra ellie CANA zymiu kandida-
tu, kurie jau dabar savo tarpe
varzytines veda, jie vieni XII
tus gall is lenktyniu isstumti
ir kandidatura gall TEXT visai
pasaliniam.
Neilgai trukus patirsime ka
Republikonai nominuos.
Svarbiausieji zinomi kandi-
datai yra:
Stassen, kuris veik du me-
tai kalp po sail vazlneJa If sau
balsuotoju jiesko.
New Yorko gubernatorius
Dewey yra stiprus kandidatas
visuomenes akyse.
Senatorius Robert Taft yra
DOpuliaruS KOngresO nariu tar
pc j prezidentus, ir jis visuo-
meneje stow veik lygiomis su
Dewey.
Sen. Vandenberg seka ket-
virtas stipriausias ir galimas
butt nominuotu.
Bet jo nominavimas gall pri-
klausyti nuo varzytiniu kokias
isvystys pirmieji trys, ir no.
minacija gall TEXT dar kokam
penktam ar Sestam iseiles tu-
rinciam nora butt prezidentu.
Demokratu partija taip pat
pasirinko Philadelphija savo
konvencijai. il prasides Liepos
IL, ir vienatinis zinomas kan
didatas is tos partijos yra da-
bartinis Prezidentas Truman.
Ne visi Demokratai pritaria
Trumano Sandidaturai, jie net
daro spaudima kad jis atsisa-
kytu kandidataves.
Daugelis Demokratu galvoja
kaip nors uzblokuoti Trumano
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
KONGRESO SENIAI

Dabartiniame U. S. Senate
yra II nariu kurie turi po virs
70 metq amziaus. Vienas .ju,
Sen. Capper, is Kansas, dabar
turintis 80 metu amziaus, vel
kandidatuoja 81 rudeni sesiQ
metu terminui.
Toxic seniai jau turetu susi-
prasti kad jie nera tinkami !
modernisku dienu pareigas, ir
turetQ panaudoti savo itaka,
jeigu jos dar turi, isrinkimui
sau artimo jauno zmogaus, jei
jis ir nebutu visai tinkamas
tai vietai. Daznai tinkami ne
turf galimybiu j sonata patek-
ii del politikieriu, tokiu kaip
tie seniai ir jq remeju atkak-
lios kovos prizes kitus.
Atstovu Rumuose, paw, yra
Illinois Atstovas Sabbath, arti
80 metu amziaus, isbuves Kon-
greso atstovu per 40 metQ. Jis
jau persenas tai vietai, ka ga
lima matyti is jo darby. Sc
niau jis gelbejo Lietuvai ir su
Lietuviais palaike artimus ry-
sius; sio karo metu jis atkak-
liai stovejo uz Russia ir prisi-
dejo prie organizavimo sovietQ
draugu grupes paciame Kon-
grese. Lietuvos klausimas jam
jau buvo neremtinas. JiS pri-
dare ir kitokiu seno zmogaus
netaktQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
LIKIMO KELIAIS

Likimo keliai nuostabiai susipyne.
Ir vargas ir skausmas kartu.
Toll pasilikusi musu tevyne
Nuns saukia "Sudiev" is rytu.
Palikom kerojant klevus prize sodybQ,
Paplentese gluosniu eiles.
JOS mes musu teviskes gudzia sargyba
Ir vetras atremti gales.
Palikome viska kas dziugino sirdi,
Ka buvom pamile karstai
Siadien ir skundu viens kito negirdim,
Kai skiria mus n1yliu simtai.
Kaip rudeni lapai nesiojami VETO,
Pabirom, pasklidom placiai.
Benamiais klajunais pasaulin iseje,
Svetur mes tik skurdus sveciai.
Likimo keliai nuostabiai susipyne.
Mes klaidziojam ju raizginyj.
Toll pasilikusi musu tevyne,
Ir tn nezinai kur eini -
Ju0zas Mikstas.
Iokietija 44XI.20.
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Prizes ASTUONIS METUS
Paskutines "LietuvOs Aldo" Dienos
RaSO DIR. B. DIRMEIKIS,
Buves Lietuvos Aldo Vyriausias Redaktorius)
RaSO DIR. B. DIRMEIK

Shame straipsnyje buv didziausio Lie
tuvos dienrascio vyr. redaktorius patiekia
atsiminimus is 1910 m. Birzelio vidurio,
paskutines nepriklausomo Lietuvos gyveni-
mo savaites. Primename musu skaitytojams
kai kurias tu liudnu dienu apystovas:
Nuo II Pasaulinio Karo pradzios jau
buvo praeje gerokai laiko. Sovietai 20
Lenkijos pasidalinimo su Vokietija naudo-
damiesi parankiu momentu planavo Pabalti-
jo krastu aneksija Lietuvoje jau virs puses
metQ stovejo Raudonosios Armijos daliniai.
W penkiu dienu ivyks pilnas Lietuvos W.
grobimas, bet nei vyriausybes nariai, nei
visa Lletuvos visuomene dar nenumano vi
So busimojo ivykio baisumo. >.
:. Tq paskutiniu penkiu dienu aprasyma
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
METODISTAI STUDUUOS KOMUNIZMA

ANT kick Amerkieciai yra naivus parodo sekants
dalykas venas is daugybes ju kesto proavmo savybQ
Metodistu Baznycios Konferencja, turejus savo su-
vazavima Bostone Geguzes pradzoje uzgyre plana Ia
vinti Metodstu baznycos darbuotojus komunzmo deo-
ogijoe kad ia patyre galeu pasekmnga kovot su ko-
munstas soje salye Vietoe tesia ir atvrai iSstotl
kova prizes raudonuosius, kap grovejus If metodzmo
savo ir kitu savo darbuotou sudijavime komunzmo.
Metodistai Amerikoje turf apie 85ooooo savo pase-
keju
TELEVIZIJOS ndustrja soje sayje tap plinta
kad Xxi 1850 meu oe darbus lures ape 100000 zmoniQ
Dabar jau televizos srityje drba apie 10000 zmon1
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ALKANA SIRDIS

ALBANIA SlRDlS
Ak tn mano Stride,
BlaSkaisi alkana;
Ner' meiles, ner' ugnies -
Aplinkui tuStuma. -.
Ant kryzkeliu senu
Rodykliu jau nera;
Miglotam sukuryj
Pasilikau viena
] kuri krasta zengt,
IS kur saule tekes?
Koksai vejelis pus,
Ir kas name myles?.
Maria Sims.
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nominavima pirmu balsavimu
konvencijoje, po ko tiki jis jau
butq pralaimejes, pastumtas i
Sail, ir konvencijai butu proga
rinkti kita kandidata.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04

Jokia pasaulio jega negal
paneigti Lietuvos teises j lais
va gyvenima.
A. Stulgirskis,
IietuyOS PreZidentaS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04

SUV. VALSTIJOSE randasi
36,24O,O0O seimu, susidaranciQ
is 132,851,OOO asmenQ, arba po
3.67 asmenu kiekvienai seimai,
kahn skelbia Cenzo Biuras.
Xiii 7,895,O0O sios Sales gy-
ventoju gyvena pavieniai, be
seimyniniu grupiu, 1,315,OOO
asmenu randasi viesose lstai-
gose: kalejimuose, pataisos ma
muose, proto ligoninese.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-13

that the temperature will be near l2 tonight and that it will go up tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-13

Arab and Jewish commanders signed an agreement to ermit Christian pilgrims to visit Bethle- hem at Christmas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-13
Huv Ovv .RHAiENT FRAUD REPORTED
 TO-DAY, ARGENTINA

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 13.-tR- Federal police today charged IA per sons, including some of President Juan D. Peron's closest advisers, with defrauding the Argentine gov
 nment of at least 100000 pesos (S2,100,000).
 Federal Judge Oscar Palma Bal tran, who conducted a preliminary investigation, said the fraud in- volved obtaining loan of Argentine funds for transfer of a non-existent aluminium plant from Italy to Ar gentlna.
 He said three Italians who origi- mated the deal set aside 3,200,O0t pesos (S640 000) Of the 100000 fol br.tes to Argentine officials charged with helping the deal along.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-13
COUNCIL HEARING
 ON POWER RATES
 TO BE HELD LATER

Persons interested in the rste hearing originally scheduled for this evening are reminded that, by mu- tual consent, the Juneau City Coun- cil and the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company, have postpon- ed 1t.
 The Council requested cer t a i n "breakdowns" of statistics whi h Power Company representative said last week could not be prepared by onight.
 Another reminder: The approval given by the Council for most of the 37 applications for liquor licenses $ a recommendation only.
 The applications will be returned to the District Clerk of Court Sat- urday, to await final action after the return of Judge George w. Folta from Anchorage. where he is serving temporar ly on the Third Division District bench.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-13
FINAL REPORT r,ADE ALASkk
 SALMON PACK

SEATTLE, Dec. 13.-tR-The sea- sons final Alaska SC mon pack report lists the 1948 total nine per cent below last year and IF per cent below the six-year average
 The U. s. Fish and Wildlife Serv- ice report listed the total at 3,974,- 54n eases. Last years total was 4.330,423
 A.4are was a drop of 430,000 cases in the pink pack and 253,000 in the Reds
 An estimate of close to S96,213, ,00p, the value of the 1948 pack was made by McGovern and McGovern, a leading Seattle broker.
 The total final red pack was l. 634,466 The pink total was 1,307,- 256. It was the second straight year in which the red pack had exceeded the steadily shrinking pink pack,
 The totals by districts twith 1947 in parenthesis for comparison) in cluded:
 Southeast l,283,791 q,090,456) i; Bristol Bay. which closed in Au- gust-1,316,168 1.372, ,25D; Central Alaska which ended with Sept. 30 final report-l,3l6.495 G.82l, TOD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-13

caused the death of a onetime star cn Broadway, Lucy Cotton. She died last night n hospital at the age of 55. She had been married five times and was quite wealthy.
 LONDoN.-hIne Georges physi clans announced today that the king has made substantial progress
 n fighting a serious leg a lment. The doctors added, however, that the king las been advised to un- dertake no public engagements be- fore next summer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-13
FIR E Al FAIRBANKS
 UPS RATES
Insurance May Soon Be Hard to 6ei-Warn-
 ing Is Issued

FAIRBANKS, Dec. 13.-iR-Thif city's record of costly fires, which has been earning it reputation as "the town that fire insurance built" is bringing an increasing insurance problem.
 Men who write the policies here predict that it may shortly be even harder to buy fire loss pro- lection.
 In a review of the insurance situation, George Nelson Meyers wrote in the Daily News-Miner;
 Tn l945, a single agency here represented 23 companies willing to insure Fairbanks mercantile es- tablishments against fire. Other companies were eager for represen- tation
 Today the same agency repre- sents a firm which in 1889 would accept a policy risk up to S35,0OO for a business building. Today in surance firms of similar assets have clamped a S2,500 limit on policies for structures in the same block. The original firm, the willing firm oi 1889, has been burned out of business
 Insurance agencies warn that un- less the city rids itself of fire hazards and bolsters it's fire pro- lection facilities, there may come a time when no insurance at all will be available.
 Its a warning based on previous experience"
 After the devastating fire ot 19l9-the city's second greatest fire loss-no company would risk fire protection in the city for three years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-13
2 ALASkhNS MlnInG.
 TOWN, IDAHO.

DIXIE, Idaho. Dec. 13.--lR-The men who bought this north-central Idaho village last year have settled down to developing their plans for new outdoor sports and tourist center.
 Paul Richardson and d Wendell Stout were residents of Alaska until they answered a newspaper adVer- tisement just for a laugh, then 1 got interested and finally bought this old mining town.
 Richardson was formerly superin- tendent of maintenance for the Cordova Air Service at Cordova, Alaska, and Stout was an employee of the U. s. Fish and Wildlife Serv- ice. They read the advertisement of Earl T. Scott, former owner, who placed his whole town for sale in ldaho" notices in numerous papers.
 We thought it was funny, so we wrote to the owner just for laugh, richardson explains. Scott an- SWCfGQ Us Wlll q iCdl Diok'ooi0.OAA' So we closed out everything we had in Alaska. flew down to Idaho and bought ourselves a town"
 Dixie includes a store, post office, service station and l53 acres of patented placer land. It is located at an elevation Of $500 feet, 29 mlles south of Elk City and 75 miles east of Crangey-le, Idaho. in rug ged mountain country bordering the salmon River The town was iound-
 in an 1863 mining boom, but 6windled in size with the years.
 The new owners plan to lay out 90 by 100 foot lots for use for summer caeins and hunting lodges ani otherwise develop facilities for s huntlng md fisHing resort Rich ards n will ta9c ever t0e duties of postmaster and stout will be mining recorder and notary pubic. They also plan to raise husky dogs for use es sled 6oqs in the vnter