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Evening star., 1949-01-06
William H. Lewis Praised
To the Editor of The Star:

10 the Editor OF The Star:
The death last week Of former Assistant At
torney General William H. Lewis of Boston
brought to an end the career of one of the
great colored citizens of America He was rec
ognized IN athletic circles one of the greatest
football centers OF all time Walter Camp
selected him as all-American center for 1892
and 1893, when he played center on the Har-
ward University team. In 1904 the all-time
au-American team selected by the New York
World gave Mr.. Lewis the center position along
With the famous Hinkey and Heffelfnger of
Yale and DAILY of Harvard and later of West
Point
Mr.. Lewis was born in Norfolk Va, and
attended Petersburg Normal Institute. He at
tracted the attention of the only Negro Con-
gressmen from Virginia, John M Langston,
who with Senator Hoar of Massachusetts, per-
suaded him to 60 to Amherst. There he became
famous as football player and captain of
the Amherst team and later went to Harvard
to study law. 1t was on the Harvard team
he became celebrated.
Alter graduation Mr.. Lewis was offered a
professorship in the Cornell Law School and
the post of football coach at salary of SIS, 900,
which was high in those days. But wanting
to build up his law practice in Boston, he ac-
SePIco appointment as line coach at Harvard
and for many years coached great Harvard
teams and players, including the legendary
Percy Haughton. Many of the alumni wanted
Mr.. Lewis for head coach but the bar sinister
operated. 1t was through his insistence that
Clarence Matthews, Negro boy, became the
great end on the football team and shortstop
on the Harvard baseball nine
Mr. Lewis died after passing his SOth
birthday, going to his Office daily up until his
last illness. He was chief counsel in many of
the great law cases in Massachusetts. As chief
counsel in the celebrated Ponzi fraud case, he
argued for the defendant before the United
States Supreme Court. AS assistant district
attorney for Boston, he prosecuted many cases,
including one against Mayor Curley.
Appointed Assistant Attorney General of the
United States by President William Howard
Taft, Mr. Lewis confirmation was blocked for a
time by Senator Bacon of Georgia. but even
tually ne was confirmed. This position he held
was the highest statutory position ever held
by colored American. Mr.. Lewis long will be
remembered for his athletic prowess and his
contributions to the American scene as one of
Massachusetts leading attorneys and citizens.
4. B. HENDERSON.
Evening star., 1949-01-06

to vote, can fairly be said to have given
the signal for turn to the left. Whether
they will like what they find when the
turn is made remains to be seen. But the
chances are that the disillusionment, If
there Is to be one, will come too late.
Evening star., 1949-01-06
Bible Reference

To the Editor Of The Star:
For the benefit of all those who hear man.
agement and big business referred to as "feudal
lords" and money changers" I would suggest
the reading of the 25th chapter of st. Mat
thew, on THE Talents" from the 18th to the
30th verse, inclusive. MRS D. N. HULFISH
Evening star., 1949-01-06
Ads Barring Children

To the Editor Of The Star:
Why doesn't The Star refuse all ads for
apartments and houses, furnished and unfur-
nished, which openly bar children? Is the
income from such ads worth more than
sense of civic pride2 DISGUISED.
Evening star., 1949-01-06
Letters to The Star

Letters for publication must bear
the signature and address OF the
,oriter, although 1t Is permissible for
tDrtter kno,on to The Star to use
nom de plume. Please be brief.
Evening star., 1949-01-06
Questions and Answers

reader can get the answer to any question Of
bureau, sfs street NE' Washinston T z, B. 'Sa Z.
Please inclose three (3) cents for return postage.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-31
PAN AMERICAN ANNOUNCES WINTER SCHEDULE

Beginning November and for the duration of the winter PAA flights will depart Nome at l0:30 am. The present schedule of ar rival at 9 am. on Sunday and Wednesday will be retained. The three hour layover period here has proven very beneficial to business people and visitors, but with the advent of cold weather it must be discontinued. Therefore, for the information of all departure times during the winter and commenc- ing Wednesday, November 2, Flight 902 will remain only an hour and a half before departing at lO:3O am.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-31
Claims On Yukon Not Exclusive

SEATTLE (P)-An Alaska sour dough expressed the belief Sat urday that gold seekers can not legally maintain exclusive claims in the Fishwheel gold rush area on the Yukon River.
 He cited a decision of the cir cult court of appeals in San Fran cisco in support of his contention.
 Clyde D.:Glass, who is Wintering here after spending 27 years in the north as miner, referred to a decision last October by the Ninth Circuit Court that Territori- al tidelands and the beds of navi- gable streams never have been open to exclusive claims. It af- firmed an Alaska District Court ruling.
 The decision involved Fred Dent in the Nome area.
 Glass said he ran into the same navigable stream difficulty on claims of his own on the Niukluk River.
 "SuppoSin' it should develop into a strike" he commented And supposin' a lot of the boys have staked out claims. Their claims aren't worth the paper they are written on. The big operators will come in and get any big haul there's to be had"
 Glass said he learned the hard way. He said that in 1882 he stalk ed out 16 claims on the Niukluk and until 1941 worked them only enough to maintain his claim while he worked elsewhere tC earn enough to buy dredging equipment.
 In 1941, he said, he leased his claims to be worked by dredg- ing company. They said he was tC receive royalties. He said the firm successfully maintained later that it didn't have to pay royalties on gold taken from navigable stream. He said he took the con- test to court and lost his appeal although the court compelled the company to pay rolayties up to the time of the decision.
 "The same thing will happen to these prospectors," he predicted "If there's a real strike, the little guys going to get lost in the shuf- file. The law makes a gold strike No mans land'."
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-31

Most women have to diet: Some to retain a girlish figure, others to retain a boyish husband.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-31
Doesn't Faze Fishwheel's I949ers
Continued from Page One)


 son, Seattle; Robert Barenz, Bill ings, Mont; E. J. Parker, Bridge port, Conn; Richard Pickins, Rich mond, Calf; and Benny Barbee, Rocky Fordfi Colo.
 Joe Metro and Paul Ben, pros pectors, flew in from Old Crow, in Yukon Territory, but are being detained at Fort Yukon, north of the strike, by legal technicalities on Canadian prospecting rights on American said.
 It was Daum who prevailed upon Gilbert Lord, Fort Yukon roadhouse proprietor, to send in samples to the University of Alas ka for assay. Geology professor Richard Ragle said he found one of the nuggets was brass, and that some others appeared to have been carried in a pocket or poke for some time.
 Daum said that Clifton Carroll, the young fisherman who reported finding nuggets on the axle of his fishWheel a coupe of weeks ago, denied emphatically that any part of his strike was brass.
 q had only gold in the glass tube I turned over to Lord" he said. "I know nothing about any brass"
 He said two original nuggets had been tested by Al Rowe, a Fort Yukon mechanic. Rowe told Datum that he had tested two mug gets but said he did not know about some of the smaller, untest- ed ones.
 Meanwhile, some 15O gold seek CTS are stranded on the eight-mile stretch of river bank, marOOned by heavy ground fog and a swirl ing snowfall.
 Old-timer Farrell, proSpector- miner since 1900, said he refused to give any credence to hoax ru- mors.
 There is good possibility that few brass filings from river boats could have been picked up by the wheel" he said, but that | doesn't mean the rest of the gold is not genuine. I have seen enough other good prospects to convince me that the time and effort spent sinking few holes here are well spent.
 "There have been plenty of col ors banned, and other nuggets found that know were not salted. My holes are going down. You can't tell anything until you hit bedrock"
 Farrell said he and his partners plan to fly a prospect boiler to the site to speed up digging opera , tons. A prospect boiler IS a port 1 able steam boiler which feeds live steam into thawing point driven into the frozen ground. It's about 10 times faster than the WOOd-fire method now bring used. FAIRBANKS, (P)-A portable prospect drill that can be hauled in an airplane, then reassembled, is going out to Fishwheel next week, Earl Remling said today.
 Remling is a heavy equipment operator who has a claim Staked two claims away from Discovery at Alaska's newest mining town.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-31
SwoII uisw 1k'om
 up Mem!

SITTING on top of the world!
 That's where most of would like to be-free from financial worry-sue that future, and the future of those we love- is well taken of. We'll, there's good way the climb to this viabIe perch buy U. $. Savings Bonds on the Payroll Savings Plan where you work-or, if you re not on payroll buy them the Bond-A-Month Plan where you bank.
 You sec the future takes of itself when you this simple way That's because your savings regular, automatic! There's chance forget to sock that extra buck awav
 And when ii comes time to scnd the boy to college, buy your home, whatever 1t is that II put you that polar cap up there. you'll have the money to do it! So your seat now-sgn up today for one of the plans mentioned above. And remember not only U. Savings Bonds backed up by the strongest country earth but in years they pay off S for every 8 invested!
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-31

FAIRBANKS (P)-A portable prospect drill that can be hauled in an airplane, then reassembled, is going out to Fishwheel next week, Earl Remling said today.
 Remling is a heavy equipment operator who has a claim staked two claims away from Discovery at Alaska's newest mining town.
 He said he would re-assemble the l,200-pound drill at Fishwheel to determine for himself whether the strike is worthwhile. He said he had banned his property with few colorS so far.
 The gasoline powered machine is capable of drilling prospect holes must faster than by hand. Dirt or gravel is taken from the hole at various depths and banned to determine its gold-bearing con- tent.
 "I haven't seen any particular cause for optimism, but I want to find out" Remling said.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Midwest Hams
Contact Russian
Operators Often
BY the Associoted Press

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.-Amateul
radio operators in this area have
been piercing the Communist iron
curtain regularly.
Language difficulties are over
come by the use of code.
The operators here report that
operators in the Soviet Union are
careful what they say, and there
fore uninteresting to talk with
but that otherwise there is no
evidence of censorship.
Ray Keller. store operator of
suburban Maplewood, said he had
brief contacts Saturday night with
Russian hams" in Tallinn, Esto-
mia; Cork in Central Russia and
Archangel, a White Sea port.
Using code, Mr.. Keller informed
his Archangel contact, that the
temperature here was lowering
around 80 degrees. The Russian
operator replied, winter weather
here-18 below"
Mr.. Keller and Paul L. Edwards
of nearby Alton. ILL.,, have had
numerous contacts with a Mos
COW operator.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
A CARTON OF CAMELs in the shopping b

CARTON OF CAEs the shopping basket lot for
It marks her who knows that the
her family look her provide bounu smoking pleasure
they depend her for good food other
"enjoyables of life! And CAELS by the there's
handler hrifter westocked cig
Why CAMELS? Simply because they give 2way smoking
joymen Onthe pleasure that from rch ulfavoed to-
expery blended Twothe joy that
truly MILD cigarette And CAMELS mild! So mild
that recent test Of hundreds people who smoked only CAMELs
80 noted throat weekly examinations
reported not single Of throat irritation due smoking
CAMELs! But make 30ay test Of CAMEL MLDNESS
You'll appreciate favosome puff Of IT, SO will that Of
CAMEIs" right now!
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. la,D, couples must
apply TOR marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three tull days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Donald Messenger. 21 Army Medical Cen.
ter, and Donna Rourke, 10, Rockford
Marvin Clark, ,21,. 713 North Carolins
koma Park Md.
Kenneth solesky. %, and Angeline Ca
ruso. 90, both of Baltimore.
Edgar ss. BoSs Cobo; so 1877 st s.
ne, and Helen Petty, "A, 1910 st
Hfzee Helen Mssn g s. f Er1s1oS Bssir W. VA
Peter, Loss. 81, Boiling Air Force Base
snd sndd, Marssret al;ss Shade, 80. 1880 Lii,
Frederick Berry. 81 and Mary simms. is
Joseph Gilbert, 90, 32s End st. ne, anc
Bernice Peguese, 10, I'LL Eaton I'd
paa anIa aymen Tg % a. s9s 9s15 7th st ne ane
and Leila Howell. 23. 496 M 8 st. a,e1 s.w '''
BENJAMIN Skyles. y, 1925 Que st. NV
ana Regina Mitchell, Is, 6l7 18th st
ne.
Ermanno Pratt, %, 1143 New Hampshire
ave NV. and Anita Burrill, 10, Fox
boro, Mass.
Martin Costello, %, 743 Gallatin st. ne
and Gloria Whitmore, %, 3lS 18th pl
Dewitt Bowden, Is. All 4th st. Sc, and
Carrie Greene, 23, 81 Myrtle ST. ne
Donald Rinker. Is, Bethesda, Md. anc
Greta Dlxson, Is, Falls Church, Va
Bernard Littman, 35, 66O5 sth ST. NV
and Helen Rubin. %, 1117 Buchanan st
william zukerman, 81. Detroit, Mich.
and Beryl Jackson, 81, 1907 columbis
Gilbert Robson, 90, Fort McNair. ane
Marilyn Fetters, 81. 1915 Goth st. NV
Dickson Loos "a, Chevy Chase, Md, ano
Beatrice Dingwell, "a, 1924 Rittenhouse
Samuel Glascoe, 90, 532 Morton st. NV.
and Elizabeth Boston, @3' 1914 Girare
James Tangerose, "a. 1915 Nicholson st
NV, and Elizabeth Abrams, 81. 1921
LeTo% Stl csmpten, an 90, 1921 18th st. nm
and Dorothy Richardson, 20, 231c
Joseph Gunter, 81, 14O6 Trinidad ave
ne:; and Marsaret williamson co. New
Robert Raesdale. jr:, 20, and Christine
Smith. "a. both of 1902 9th st. NV
William Patterson, IS. and Juanita Barton
81, both of 2645 30th st. Sc.
atSuss ders. So mth'e5 both Of ss9 H st. " s.W "
Evening star., 1949-02-10
CLIMBS A TREE LIKE A CAT

CLIMBS A TREE LIKE A CAT
turns somersaults like a cir.
Gus clown! Acquainted with the
food that gives this kind Of pow.
erhouse" energy to youngsters
making them "brim-over"
with exuberance? It's SWIFTS
Peanut Butter . for it's the pea
nut butter with restored Vitamin
B, values, PLUS Vitamin B., Mia
Gin, Iron, Calcium and Phosphor-
us! That's why super kids who
are on the "merry-go-round" IL
hours a day will get more mile
age" from this luscious, easy-to-
spread peanut butter! And be-
sides being packed" with extra
nutritional values, SW1FTS Pea
nut Butter is DOUBLE-rich.
DOUBLE-smooth and DOUBLE.
good . yet is wonderfully
creamy, non-sticky AND homog-
enized so the oil nerer separates!
AS a climax" to all this good
ness that you get with SWIFTS
Peanut Butter, listen to this -.
each jar has a gay, plastic easy
off screw cap that doubles" as
a useful crystal-clear coaster!
Coaster caps come in 4 lovely
colors .. . so why not start a set by
getting several jars Of SWIFT'S
Peanut Butter at a time!
Evening star., 1949-02-10

HAPPY HOUSEwORK to you
and may your hands stay
aahdrwed, too! Think I'm too
optimistic? Well, to prove my
point, get CHORE GIRL :. for
this original, knitted copper pot
cleaner is a "pdst-mdster" at get
ting pots and pans sparkling
clean and bright :. even "whisk-
ing away every trace of burned
on grease, juices and food par
ticles! Best Of all, since CHORE
GIRL Is splinter-proof and rust
proof, 1t never leaves painful
splinters to irritate and torture"
your hands 80 ask today
Costs only 10e everywhere {.
yet is a priceless kitchen treas
ure" that will make chores lighter
your pots and pans brighter!
Evening star., 1949-02-10

StlluleS lOE tulS easy
to-serve and delicious dessert
was hard to take" Richer,
smoother and credmier than ever,
they're scrumptious "as is"
and like this, too: o Add toasted
slivered almonds to ROYAL Chocolate
Tapioea o Add ~ell.drained shredded
cooked pineapple TO ROYAL Vanilla
Tspioea d Make oraRge.eustavd sauce
60 top ROYAL Oranee-Coeonut Tapioea.
ROYAL Tapioca Puddings. like
all ROYAL Puddings, provide
more food energy than the sweet,
fresh milk they're made with
they're extra good for you
so get all three flavors from
your Grocer's tomorrow!
Evening star., 1949-02-10
HOMEMADE HOT ROLLS sci.

HOMEMADE HOT ROLLS sci.
dom on your menus because
you're convinced you're a fail.
ure" as a baker? Then let me re-
mind you of the new and won
derful way to bake such delicious
rolls with no bother and no
chance of failure! Simply get
PILLSBURY Hot Roll Mix. Fol-
low the easy directions, and you'll
make prize-winning rolls every
baking! All the makings, includ-
ing the yeast, for 2 dozen medium
sized dinner or Parker House
rolls come in one package. Enjoy
homemade coffee cakes and Gin.
namon buns, too! After try
ing your first package of PILLS
BURY Hot Roll Mix, you'll be
baking hot rolls regularly
with NO chance Of failure.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
LIKE SAvORY SURPRISES:
Then stock up on BinB Broiled

Then STOCK up on blnb brolled
In Butter Mushrooms and see
how economically these superb
mushrooms can transform" Or
dinary dishes into food fit for a
banquet tablet BinB Mushrooms
are Broiled in Butter to rich
golden brown and a-foat in deli
cious mushroom broth. Thread BinB
whole Mushroom Crowns on ske~ers.
alternate with chicken liver and q ]"
square of bacon between each Grown"
BroH. Serve on the ske~ers! Try Blnb
Sliced Mushroom Crowns and
BinB Chopped Mushrooms also to
glamourize soups, gravies, casser-
ole recipes. Buy all 3 kinds Of
BinB Broiled in Butter Mush-
rooms at a time there's no
peeling, no trimming, NO waste!
Evening star., 1949-02-10

George Washington's mother
so you can depend on its
being the richest, hghtest, most
delicious gingerbread you ever
tasted! You just add water and
bake AND it's absolutely
"miss-proof"! For scrumptious
variations, do this "top" it
with applesauce, whipped cream
or frosting! Make cup cakes
cookies, too! And good news:
since DROMEDARY Gingerbread
Mix costs less than 4c a serving
you can afford to enjoy it often.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
VIZ AaszAAysA4 SneclaZ
BuHL/NES . by Nancy Saser
A Of ,ed dsnd
sskly Sponsored Column Of Things Advertised and

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Feb. fo-of on another
BUY-LINE.ing trip &. with my first stop at
one of the most interesting manufacturing spots
in the country, the home of GENERAL ELEC-
TRIO lamps The fabulous G-E Lighting Insti.
tute displays modern miracles that are done
with light bulbs .. everything from landing
lights to guide airplanes from the sky to lamps
that permit divers to see beneath the sea! But
it's the contribution to "me- n thee" that inter.
Evening star., 1949-02-10

THESE "EASY-TO-CATCH-
COLD" February mornings, you
need to be double-sure your fam
lily starts off WELL breakfasted!
Serve them big, steaming bowl
fuls of tempting QUAKER En-
riched FARINA for this white
wheat cereal is "choc-a-bloc" with
important Vitamin D, iron and
minerals! One spoonful. and
you'll recognize instantly the
smooth. hearts-of-wheat flavor
you've enjoyed since childhood.
1t tastes so good, rich, creamy
and delicious, that the Wee-est
members of families AND grand
fathers l-o-V-e 1t! Quick to cook.
and commended by Parents
Magazine, QUAKER Enriched
FARINA costs less than many
other similar cereals. Get that
familiar yellow-and-blue package
with the spoon-waving baby on 1t.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
LET THEM EAT GINGER

DT6EAD dS UI LVH dS
they like but
use DROMEDARY
Gingerbread Mix!
That's because it's
made from a recipe
that belonged to
Evening star., 1949-02-10

ana taSte-temptlnS 's~S
by simply dressing" 'em up with
LaCHOY Bean Sprouts and La
CHOY Mixed Vegetables. l can't
explain just aohdt LaCHOY Bean
Sprouts and LaCHOY Mixed Veg
etables "do" to soups, salads, cas-
seroles and the like :. but they
certainly acquire an erotic and
oriental flavor that holds even
the most finicky appetites spell.
bound! So get these Oriental
treats today and pick up q
carton of LaCHOY Chinese Din.
ner, too =. a complete meal
ready-to-serve after heating. Con-
tains Meatless Chop Suey, Chow
Mein Noodles and LaCHOY SauceI
Evening star., 1949-02-10

for, when chosen, nothing do
GE bulbs
important correctly for there's GE
the RIGHT and RIGHT socket So
why not assemble the exactly RIGHT light wardrobe for your
help 60watt lamps usually needed for
Closets porches wall fixtures and small multiple
bulbs table lamps bridge
seeing And don't forget what
beautiful GB Fuorescent lamps for kitchen and bathroom
NOW with lamp bulbs
Electric Research here in Cleveland is
always a STAY BRIGHTER LONGER!
Evening star., 1949-02-10
ONE DISH DINNERS are smart

time savers on busy
days but know
what's even smarter?
Making those ordinary
dishes really different
Evening star., 1949-02-10

RESTOCKING my
pantry with "the one
and only" original
and genuine ROYAL
Tapioca Puddings
again for strug.
Cling along with SUBJ
Evening star., 1949-02-10

the cup And you get the
most delicious "hot chocolate"
you ever slipped . .. yet you make
1t instantly. All you do is add hot
water Cor milk for extra nour-
ishment) to the Instant Mix in
your cup, and stir -. no mixing,
no cooking, no sugar to add and
NO sticky pans to wash! Besides
being delicious, BORDEN'S In.
slant Mix Hot Chocolate is en-
riched with Vtamin b. D and
Iron and is a nourishing
breakfast "booster"! I know
you'll love 1t as Elsie says:
II it's BORDENs, it's got to be
good! Ask todayi
Evening star., 1949-02-10

VALENTINES DAY is big event for children E.
them celebrate in style" with COCOMALT party!
Just show them how to make COCOMALT Floats
(simply follow directions on COCOMALT CAM
then add big scoop of ice cream and a red, RED
cherry! And don't let the little pitchers hear this
. E. . but for your own information, COCOMALT Is so
rich in calcium that fixed like this it makes three
Soz glasses equal to ohole quart Of milk in calciu
h. or n z-lb can of COCOMALT today!
Evening star., 1949-02-10
AGAIN PAY HOMAGE to Elsie, the E

because OF her Short cuts 10 better COOKING The
secret? BORDEN'S Eagle Brand, the original Sweet
creamy-smooth perfection. it you time while
making desserts delicous For proof try this
magic recipe for Lemon Meringue Pie:
Evening star., 1949-02-10
EVERYBODY LOVES hot choc-

olate but take a
tip from Elsie, the
BORDEN Cow, and
dlrdys make it with
BORDEN'S Instant
Mix Hot Chocolate.
Evening star., 1949-02-10


! emon / teaspo
lemo or
QUILL find
Cover with nerngue made by beating whites until stn
(325'F) Is minis. until
Recipes" Nancy sasse 271 Madison Ave-, 1 N Y
Evening star., 1949-02-10
20 why not let
HE'LL BE YOUR VALENTINE If you

made apple pie 30 get several packages Of Bett
Crockers Apple Pyequick and win his heart over an
again! Once you try this delicious pena packag
you'll be lost without it. for 1t not only makes perfec
apple pie every time but is 10000 That's becaus
Apple Pyequick contains the "makngs" for scrumr
Evening star., 1949-02-10
HERE'S THE VALENTINE that every woman ser

spotless with but leaves
NO the rae skim So
there's baby at house. how truly helpful it Isl
Evening star., 1949-02-10

apples peeled Sliced Takes Tess than IS
natural" for emergencies
well tempting dessert time!
YAM SWEET POTATO TOPPING makes wonderful
crown" for chicken, veal ham pie check p
supply Of LOUISIANA Yam Sweet Potatoes and then N
Jam Swee n ny
easily with fork; peel Mash Srl2
add Tbs butter n Tsp salt and Y milk Beat
until light and fluffy the mixture through deco
a
Bake in moderate (400'F.) until brown Serves g.
Simple inexpensive this dish looks and tastes like
all credit LOUISIANA Golden Yam Sweet
Sweet tatos" richer
golden with uicier than
sweets" grown anywhere else Come fresh and canned
Evening star., 1949-02-10
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