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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Mixer OverturnS
Oakland and COney Teams
To Clash Thursday

Rain washed out a game between
Homecoming and Oakland junior
legion teams at Coney on Tuesday.
Oakland had taken its turn at bat in
the first inning,
Homecoming, leader of the western
division of the Mountain District
league, with four wins and no losses,
will play off the game with Oakland
at Coney today at $50 p m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Civic Club To Meet

The regular monthly meeting of
the Oakland Civic Club will be held
Tuesday, June 29th at 2:3O p. m. in
the assembly room of the st. Paul's
Methodist church.
Miss Jane Marshall of the C. and
A. Gas company, will give talk on
Desserts you will like to try"
Members are being reminded to
bring pencil and tablet to be in
Guided in box to be sent to Korea,
also articles for scrapbook.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Lucky Angler May
Get Fish and 500

When the State stocked Deep
Creek Lake with bass two years ago,
one of the several thousand had tag
on its tail-put there by Arden May.
The tag bears the initials of an Oak
land merchant.
Mr., May announced that if the
bass is caught and brought to Ar
den's Boat club between July l and
IS, he will award the lucky angler
500.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Former Oaklander
Held at Cumberland

Richard o. Upole, formerly of Oak
land, is being held in the county Jail
on charge of larceny in Pittsburgh
totaling $4,000. He was arrested on a
bench warrant after Yola DeRosa of
Pittsburgh charged him with taking
a ring, watch, and desk owned by her
and valued at $1,000.
A suit was also brought against
Upole by the Queen City Neon COM
pany, of Cumberland, for $500 al
legedly due for work done at the West
End used car lot of the defendant.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
81 Cases Reported

Thirty-four cases of communicable
diseases were reported from Garrett
county for the first three months Of
1913, the State Department of Health
reported
Four cases of whooping cough
topped the list. These other cases
were listed: chickenpox, 2; diphtheria,
2; pulmonary tuberculosis, 2; bron-
cho-pneumonia, 2; scarlet fever, Il;
pneumonia unspecifed, /.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Veterinarian Away

Dr. Franklin d. Custer, vctern-
arian, will be away from the county
Sunday as he will attend the Mary
land State Veterinary Medical assoc
alton convention, being held at Ocear
City, Friday and Saturday. He eN-
pectcd to leave Oakland today anJ
will return Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24

Dewey on the third ballot"
That was the prediction yesterday
of Representative J. Glenn Beall of
the Sixth Maryland district. Beall is
an ardent Dewey hacker, as is Neil
c. Fraley of Oakland, one of the dele
gates to the convention from the
Sixth district.
In the meantime Taft and Stassen
were uniting in a stop Dewey move.
Balloting was expected to get
under way today at the Philadelphia
convention.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Series of Dances at Boat Club

A series of three dances have been
arranged for the forthcoming holi-
days at Arden's Boat Club on Deep
Creek Lake.
On July 3 patrons may dance to the
Moonlight Serenaders, on July A,
Rusty Wagner of radio, and on July
5 to Regis Kerins and orchestra.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Club House To BE Open For
Evening Entertainment

The club house at the Oakland
Country club is now open in the even
ings for the convenience of members
and their guests, it was announced
this week by j. Robert Bosley, secre-
tary.
The official opening night will be
Saturday, June Goth. 1t will be
open the third, fourth, fifth, tenth
and beginning with the week Of July
II it will be open every night with
the exception of Sundays and Mon
days. Opening time will be p. m.
Mixer OverturnS
A large cement mixer overturned
in the lane of II. f. Stockslager,
south of Oakland, last Thursday
evening, and bridge over small
stream collapsed
The driver, j. B. Mumma, was not
injured He was preparing to con-
struct a new bridge over the stream
at the time.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
HEARTY ENDORSEMENT OF SCHOOL
BUILDING PROGRAM IS INDICATED
Meeting in Oakland High School Last Friday Night
Commissioners and Advisory Board TO Meet Seen

Hearty endorsement Of the pro-
posed modern educational program
was indicated at Countrywide meet
ing held last Friday evening in Oak
land High school auditorium with 4
number Of individuals and organi-
cations taking definite stand for the
adoption of the master plan
The master plan calls for constitute
tion of two high schools in the coun-
ty, one in the Keyser Ridge area, one
within a five mile radius of Oakland,
possibly near Mt. Lake Park; and the
use of the present high school build
ings with the exception of Oakland,
as permanent elementary ccnters,
the gradual reduction of number Of
schools in the county from AZ to is,
and the Improvement of the remain
ing small schools into modern build
ings.
To Meet Friday
1t was announced yesterday that
Dir. Thomas Pullen, Jr, state superin-
tendent of schools, would be in Oak
land on Friday and that meeting
had been called by the County Com
missioners for Friday evening at 1870
in the court house.
Invitations to meet with DIR. Pullen
are being sent by the County Com
missiOnerS, to members of the seveii-
man advisory board, the Annapolis
delegation, X. Bowen Hardesty, as
sistant county superintendent of
schools, and members of the Board
of Education, J. Edward Helbig,
Commissioner President, announced
this morning.
Last Fridays meeting was the
elimination of group Of regional
meetings held since r. Bowen Har-
desty, assistant superintendent Of
schools, assumed his duties here on
February l. Mr. Hardesty held Is
meetings prior to the survey of the
present school system, speaking
about education in general, after
which were two countrywide meet
ings ON cafeterias and auditorium
gyms; and then the announcement of
the projected program ON June 9.
Since June there have been meet
ings at Grantsville, Friendsville, Ac-
cident and Kitzmiller and six other
meetings, Mr.. Hardesty said prior to
last fridays general meeting. At the
main meetings last week were Mr..
Hardesty, John J. Siedel, assistant
state superintendent Of schools; mem
bers of the General Assembly and
the Board of County Commissioners.
Teachers of Garrett county went
on record last Friday as being every
DESTROYS that we do improve our
schools, and that if it is done we will
do a better job of teaching. We seek
only to give the best to the youth"
AT meeting of the Teachers Associ-
alton on June IS the program was
unanimously endorsed.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24

Pfc Cletus P. Lewis, son of Bessie
Lewis, route 1, Oakland, has begun
training as an aviation engineer of
the L. S. air forces at Fort Warren,
Wyoming. Upon completion Of train
ing he will be assigned to an aviation
engineer unit.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24

Greeks hurled 10000 men at rebels
in effort to break Communist revo-
luton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Want Program Started

Many of those who expressed their
backing to the program declared it
was vitality necessary that the pro-
gram be started as soon as possible
and said their groups were in favor
of legislation to provide funds with
out referendum.
A referendum to any legislation
empowering the County Commits
Continued on Page Two)
Evening star., 1948-08-22
AVIATION.

PIPER CUB J-3 for sale. S65O;: privately
owned; in excel. cond. Being sold to set
Rockviiie. He.i Md. oSssS.NAI 81 ssSs. Aifi W24
J.? CUB, in No. l condition: licensed until
June 25, 1919: S4OO or will trade for
ERCOUPE' as, Just relicensed, air WORTH
ness guaranteed BY factory; all bulletins
complied With special att5activelg painted
InteriGT ms On sIs1o I4sI ERGO Field R'veresle' m
cream paint Job: sensitive altimetsr, turn
and bank indicator. airline type. S-day
clock. 2-wav RCA radio, newly rehnlshed
propellers; $1,000. ERGO Filed. Riverdale,
Nd UN 1441. 80
AT6B. no time since major overhaul. ST.
500: P. & w. 1340, AMI engine, NTSO,
$1,000 II. 1926 evenings,
PIPER CUB J3 A-4O; recovered in 1916
neU adivstable prop Just reicensed; ss
saLE-PIPER otH GuB. B. Js: $ $50 8 = total @f hours;
just relicensed by CAA; $500 or best offer
under Call FA. O597. -
BEECH, 5-place; perfect condition; al
ways privately owned and hanRared; H.
censed fast. economical $500. Will
consider light plane or car in trade. FA.
FOR SALE share in 1a46 air coupe
Flying club. For information call FA.
NEW INDIVIDUAL t HANGARs for rent
NAVY STEARMAN, in perfect cond.. always
hangared. relicensed and recovered IL
May: must sacrifice at give-away price
To inspect see airport manager at Hyd
Field. Clinton. Md, or call PAUL BRYCE
Jr., at r. C. ORKNEY SPRINGS 5, Va.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

WANTED-Fesder cattle for I72sacre farm;
In in Le4ndogn nmom County, Va Du. 1899. Ia
and Eebzed; also ! pufebred cows. OAK
MONT T,sA FARM n ~ Aide Va. Phone Middle
PaRsoNs Pa1s ts q c6GNTTYs1DE 5E T3S SCHOOL Clos
ing summer camp program. Will sacrifice
and brides. Cali MR.. PARsoN. sH 1874.
ssREP WAR MARE .ns-.s yrs hold old easy ssss: dd
saED RaY sAkl a1 sssd sH 3as9 o Show
Pnons RAi na44 4 or RA, 3136 % :,a
FIVE FIVE NICE PONIES, well broken; , riding
Mssss1n RS!ss5 EnEsh ssfdsi 81 s1e 0F'as
subject, to .resistration, ready. to. breed;
or phone WILLIAMS. els New York ave
k5p1se s?Pae GoksE. Isl Gentle. reasonable: 10
ONE PUREBRED Iausenburs buck, yrs
sId @ .,.a e@EokeE @ Essioit -, s$S5 BROOKS ID,
QUALITY Lii MILK GoATs and aaop Product. for
sss Hy memHsTs En- ssss Ss Capital Dairy Goat
s-yr. pony. 13 hands. Excel. prospects
for ehildren's mounts. gentle and well
GTkRSsEY siSk ~ COW ssss rssh, and calf for sale
cheap. Lu 1915 before SAT, i to 2 on
Sunday. any time Monday. -22
HORSES, . trained hunters. ] age 10. -
both mares; will sell at half purchase
price. Cal Monday through Friday, MI.
PIGS ta7>, wks. old. VIM. sELLNER,
next to St. Elizabeths farm. Oxon Hi ND.
FOWLER, Mitchellville. Md, off Enterprise
BARK LAY GPessiGt IN sOTf rdns horse
hands. beautiful conformation: gentle but
al horse Also English .onY and Western sad
ffs WEsTERN 81 isfeoRst, soSs Jumpers sentl.
gated mare, 2 midget mules. a.-pony;
fsss FISHER 's5t a. F:%S: sss;i: H HL52E
sHoRTHoRNs, rested for young cows; 3
PAIR GooD MULES. work single or dbl;
msdium-size pony: spotted colt, onv,n EnElish
chine, % % runs in oil; tractor hitch, good
l -horse harrow, single and DBL; shovel
eS Cutting box. hand or power; corn shelter,
Ps.s and sslIsTs, Z n \ g sIksf srE.s Fsrhi,1
Lee nh hwy. Teiephone IA. .ooa.
- Must sell today. saddles, |
brides. martinsale etc. Will sell separate
CHAMPION CHAN pGr. pure bred. brown. Swiss stock
oull wears very quiet An-purpose |
trailer Call Laurel 195-W-1.
HORSE, small gentle riding horse for /!
with bride and saddle; S65. |
Call FA. S2IQ
Guernsey: Eentle: T. B. |
and Bangs tested 3rd calf June 90; nov
bred fne reg bull Over 4 gallons rich |
milk daily IA 1855 -23
GuERNsEY cOw-Porced TO sell Pro- !
ices SALONS milk Der day. Call 81. !
Evening star., 1948-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-one s-ft. Frigidaire, one Oft.
Leonard, two 7-ft. new refrigerators tin
cratesl, one Magic Chef gas range ttable
model. one !. and h. elec. range: priced to
move, Rear 500 Wis. ave, Bethesda, Nd
Z am. to . pm. today.
SAVE $10O on new model Philco console.
with exc. Webster player; only $3.50 cash.
Call EX. 2205 after & pm.
I-PERIOD mahogany din suite. ] beauti-
marbletop tables. brie-a-brac of private
collection. GE. 9O92. -22
FOR SALE, 1912 Oak st. NV, door mirror
and lawn mower
STOP. LOOK! Twin beds, springs. mat
tresses, dressers. mirror practically new;
$50. Also couch . boudoir chairs. up
holstered armchair stool, SO; Pullman
sofa bed, excel. cond., S10a. Seen Sun
day. 904 Shepherd ST. NV, Apt. -
MISC. CONTENTS Of Arm apt. incl
= bedrm. sets. rugs, etc. Must sacrifice
EN- 1891. call 10 to .
ONE BASS FIDDLE and ? electric guitars.
Apply 11Ol Central ave, Seat Pleasant.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER, with loader and backhoe
oper.; So: excavating, grading, land clear
ing, loading dirt. digging for septic tanks.
Phone SH 1924 or write KENSINGTON
ton. Md -31
EXCAVATION EQUIPMENT for sale '.-
yard shovel. back-hoe, 6-yd. pan, bull
mortar mixers single drum hoist. Call
AK. $500 rs
FANS. refrigerators and washers DIS
TRICT ELEC. CO., WO. 1902. -2s
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO. 622 st NV. National
Evening star., 1948-08-22
FARM ond GARDEN.

ROTOTILLER-Jaaues Fraler-Rotoette-
Choremaster walking and riding type
tractors, power mowers, hammer mills.
manure leaders. mixers. Barzain prices.
Many Items below cost CENTRAL MO-
TOR CO. 5000 Lee hwy Arlington Va.
TOP SOIL, I'LL dirt, sand. manure, blue
stone and road gravel. by yard. ton or
load SH 511o or FIR 551s rs
v. a. c. CASE TRACTOR, on rubber. hy-
draulie lift: 1ishts and starter; practically
new; $500 or best ofieE Ashton 2lle.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
POULTRY ond' EGGS.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, ME.
00ss. Baby chicks, feed ard poultry sup
Raef 20 PuLLErs-Austra white: de luxe won-
derlay mating; best layers: Il wks. old;
Sl6o ca. Phone Fairfax 342-M. -22
DUCKS. pheasants and dark Cornish
l3l-W-4.
DUCkS-Fine purebred Muscovy breeding
lings, 4ac per ID This is cheap meat
G. Il. SATTLER. Rockville 3406.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D.. C.
CATTLE and LIVESTOCK Cent.

CATTLE and LIVESTOCK Cont
WESTERN SADDLE, almost new, sH
41s2.
AT STUD-Hoovers White Allen regis
Tenn. walking horse. MASON F. SMITH
JR.. Herndon 40-W2.
REGISTERED saddle-bred chestnut brooc
mare. 13 years old. excellent breeding. foul
white stockings and blaze; ine producer
color and markings passed on to all colts
gentle; suitable for lady: l5.2 hands; bret
to Copper King, May. 194S $500.
5-year-old palomino quarter horse. II
hands, very gentle, suitable ladies or chill,
dren, color light; bred to registered chest.
nut thoroughbred. Chiefs Teddy, to foa
April 1919; $3.50.
Yearling chestnut walking colt. not al.
tered. excellent natural walking gait; Sl25
Beautiful yearling chestnut filly. out oi
resistered mare, Miss Chieyous by Upweys
King Pevine, 3 white feet and blaze. gooo
color. maIselous disposition, natural rack;
a beauty: $500.
TUXENT FARM. mile east Ednor Posi-
once on Colesville pike. IL miles center
Silver Spring, Ashton 3l3o, .2s
Evening star., 1948-08-22
DOGS, PETS, ETC. Cent, .

SSSs EsbSs SsSs NSSutsBs
BOXER PUPPIES, red fawn, 4 months old.
fine pets; also 2.yr.-old female boxer.
IRISH SETTER, full-bred male. . yrs;
housebroken. well hammered; wonderful
BOXER. thoroughbred with best papers;
at stud; . yrs old WA. 3205. SO
BRUSSELS GRIFFoN. s mos old. female:
extra fine pedisree, 1884 18th pl. NV,
GREAT PYRENEEs. l6 months old, te-
male: very gentle with children: Axe res
istered; $50. 81. 1884 between Q and 3.
GERMAN POLICE PUPPIEs-Mske excel.
companions and guards. Phone SP 04"6-J.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, t wks. old; tswnS
and brindles; Axe reSistered. BELLE
HAVEN LODGE, RID l. Alexandria, Va
COCKER. Axe. silver buff female,
wks, old; excel bloodline. Call PL, ~ 5.
ENGLISH BULLDOGS. sale. o weeks d.
male and female: Axe registered. VI.
1898 "2'
COAL, WOOD AND FUEL OIL.
GET YOUR COAL Now--As coal has
gone up BY the ton or buShel. Wood
by the cord. cut any length. or by the
load, with good boards, j. D. MADDEN,
Ii. $500 ~
Evening star., 1948-08-22

SENING MAI lhT0t SeltClloH new
and used desk and consoles; s and q. 20
yRaNiA sEfw1SG cEs4ER HR sS1s SG VII
immed anS deliyeTS' SEWING MACHINE *
SHANGE S4iI lsEn St nv SO GO ISa9 boEs
bicvcle. $50: miscellaneous sarden tools,
sFss s9esiSn Il t0yi yA1rshsers OIL ss4
eIeetrie makes from $50; 80: free home
SEWING sMdAaCRiNEs, VA nm. nne -, poStaoIss,
soRrHwrsf ss5R SEWING wv Rh so
sl2 loth St nM Ex ss44 s,aser .,,ctrics
sale efI or rent We also eiectrity any make
sewing machine; immed: delivery; Open
sYWsS Slo9 atdHfSExo atth Il aw CO. S port.ses
sHise abfss and eonsoies oio oes % dseoant one
snFi es speesss sSFs PEsNH AVE- Ksntss
MACHINE CO.. 2l49 Penna. ave. NV.
Sc skwINS FSS' MACHINES. Singers; electric
portables. consoles, desk models: termss
5-year guarantee: SIS mo. New machines.
s0-year factory guarantee 1mmed del.
2414 l4th st. NV. Open ewes till s. 81
SEWING MACHINE. Standard. elec. port
able; good working order; all attachments;
$40 EX 400. Ext. 20.
SEWING MACHINE, Minnesota treadle. in
good running condition; with attach
ments. GE 5I1a. -
SEXTANT-De Koningh boat sextant and
case. excellent condition; priced very low,
S39 50. TENDLER S PAWNBROKERS'
SALES CO, 9l3 D ST. NV. -22
SHAPER. Atlas, metai-cuttIns excel cond .
compl with stand, motor, wise, tool holder.
SH Il3a.
SHELVING. steel. popular sizes; prompt
SUPPLY CO. Ma tSo4 ~
SHEET METAL, stainless steel, copper
gal aluminium. cut and formed to your
sizes GICHNER. 5lS 9th NV. Ma 437O
SHOTGUN, pump sun. Steven Riverside.
- esuge, excel. cond; price. S4a: Win
$50. HI. 4lS6.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

RICHARDSON DAY CRUISER, reduced
asain. owner must sell Used l season.
Fast and looks like new Much extra
cepI $4,000 or best offer for quick sale.
See MR.. HUGHES. Steelcraft dock, Maine
ave. and M St S.w., or call ST 4l45.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

CABIN CRUISER, es-tt Cooper built
Sport, in hrst-clsss condition, new Gray
engine: sacrifice for quick sale, See BILL
JENKINS at Buzzards Point Boat Yard,
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NOTE We will pay 81 for question and used this
column Questions based and clipping
news source must accompany Address Tom Henry
THIS WEEK. Lexington Avenue. New York IL. N. Y.
unaccepted contributions be acknowledged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-26
It's lighter! It's richer! It's made with Crisco !!

Wont TO be sure that every cake you bake
will turn out fluffy-light, dreamy creamy rich
just perfsa9 Then bake the Crisco way!
why7 Because pure, all-vegeeable Crisco has
baking secret you find in no other type Of
shortening. And Crisco's famous Success
Cake Method Cts given above and on your
Crisco labeD is built around that secret.
Result? A lighter, richer, moister, more ten
der cake than you'll get with any other type
of shortening or ordinary recipe!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-26
CRIsco CARAMEL CAKE

rs SO cosy, too! A Crisco Success cake takes
only minutes to mix. There's no Dreaming;
no long, eirssome beating. just sure results
delicious tasting cakes every single time!
Trve-creamy Crisco will improve any cake,
any recipe. But Crisco Plus the magic Crisco
Success Cake Method means extra goodness,
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cover one more wonderful reason why more
women are cooking with Crisco than with
any other vegetable shortening!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-26

FALCON: How does he help fyersa
I. LAC0ARDS In what t,Oo groups of workers are
wages tagging behind the cost-of -living increase?
White-collar and government workers. Since 1885,
the cost of living has risen 762 per cent Whitecolar
wages are up only 81 per cent and government
workers wages 81 per cent. - JB., Granite City, Ill.,
q. EsT-KILLERs 4. :. How are ladybugs used conn.,
,nerciaLy?
Southern California fruit growers buy them by the
ock turn them loose in their orange groves to eat the
destructive citrus mealy bug. } ILL.,, AHston Mass
:. HATS OFF 80. What American tom has not had a
fatal automobile accident in so years?
Hobart, Okla. -C.TC, Baltimore Nd
4. STOP! Where is there stop light to keep cars
and planes from angling at an intersection?
At Merrill Field in Anchorage, Alaska, where
highway crosses an air strip RIG, Cicero, Ill.,
:. PACT What International agreement of great
importance 10 military planning, is about TO be con-
swmmated by British and American industry?
After SO years of trying, the two nations have
agreed on standards that would make an English bolt
fit the threads of an American nut
NIL, Taekahoe, N. Y
6. NEW JOB To what modern use has the aneien.
sport Of falconry been put?
Falcons are being trained to keep unwanted birds
of British arfelds and to keep them from harassing
pilots when taking off and landing
-SW, NY,N.Y
ccAnatcTvn nv ~
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-28

was hitting them :. police then checked and found a college stu dent with rubber slngshot who admitted he had been peppering the girls with steel staples. Chiv- airy is not dead as two wom- cn found out the other night . '. :. walking towards their home near Wiltshire, the women were con fronted by young man '. he nonchalantly produced gun ana, smiling pleasantly, asked them to fork over '. the women offer ed iewelry but the polite bandit said: NO iewelry, please-just mon~y.' after getting the money, he thanked them, bowed graciously and went on his way.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-28
Around Hollywood

AROUND TOWN LAST WEEK A young woman answered an ad for a waitress at a downtown bar she was hired as a B-girl to induce suckers to buy her drinks when two officers in plain clothes walked in, the own CT whispered to her, "niX-cops. but, the owner was arrested
 just the same because the waitress was cop herself Chor- us girls on burlesque stage were showing unusual pep |. they were jumping when jumps were not called for when a couple of the girls were question: ed, they screamed that someone
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-28
LOADS announces:-

LOADS announces:--
 expert cartridge reloading ser vice. An Alaskan business serv- ing Alaskans. 6.5 and " NM Jap; 8 NM Mauser; 7.65 and 9 NM Luger; .38 SPL: .45 ACP; .30-06: 257 Roberts etc. Custom loaded with Speer. Barnes, or or Rem. bullets to velocities you desire. carry loading tools and dies, components; at stateside prices. Large supply of free gab. Stamp please. All letters answered. Sturtevants
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-28

Jane Russell is still being "in- troduced' in the ads on the re- turn showing of "The Outlaw" How many years must one be in- troduceG? Incidentally, whatever became of the co-star. Jack Beu- tel? He dropped out of sight af- ter "Ths Outlaw" which was made years ago.
 After the last war, we had series of acroplane pictures like Wings, "Hell's Ang@ls" and oth- CTS. Now studios are agin coming out with flying cpics. MGM has "Command Decision, Warner Bro thers is preparing Fighter Squa- dron" and several more are being rcaded by the various studios.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-28

TRUCKS for sale. Ch- arter our landing craft to haul up to ten of them plus other merchandise from Kodiak.
 ALASKAN ALLIED INDUST- RES BoH 16O Cardova 60-7c
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-28

L. c SMITH Typewriter; sleeping bag; Amature Photographers developing Set. Write Box 13l,
 Seward. 67-8-9p
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-28

or three-quarter ton truck. Must be in good con- dition. fairly new. Write Edgar
 L. Law, Box 165, East Anchor age, Alaska. 66-67c
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-28

FOUND-Car Key. Owner may have same by payment for adv.
 66tf.