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Evening star., 1949-05-27
Suit Against Fred Perry.
Wife Settled Out of Court
BY the A.soeiatsd Press

LOS ANGELES, May 27.-The
$50, 900 suit of Actress Barbara
Bliss against Fred Perry. former
tennis champion, and his wife has
been settled out of court for an
undisclosed sum.
Miss Bliss auto was struck by
one driven by Mrs. Perry last year.
A spine injury made it difficult for
her to turn her head.
The settlement was reached
after Leighton Brill. theatrical
agent, testified: "The way she is
carrying her head. it would be alb
solutely and utterly impossible to
use her" as an actress.
Evening star., 1949-10-05
By Romon coffmon

and other livestock, orioles also
gather hairs for their nest. In and
about cities and villages they look
for pieces of string or yarn.
The nest may be 4 inches wide
and 6 inches deep. It is fastened
firmly to the branch above it.
Going over to Southern Asia, we
find birds which make hammocks of
"a sort, but after a different plan.
known as tailorbirds, these little
feathered creatures are wonder to
those who watch them at work. In
stead of weaving, they sew.
Choosing two leaves near the end
of limb, tailorbird will sew them
together at the edges. The bill serves
as a needle, or awl, to make holes for
the thread, and the thread is made
up Of plant fibers. Sometimes, but
less often, single broad leaf is
chosen, instead of two leaves, and a
rounded home is made by sewing the
edges together.
Soft down Is chosen to line the
nest, and it then is ready for the
eggs. The position Of the nest at the
Evening star., 1949-10-05
Goren on Bridqe
A Timely Shift,

Yesterday we studied the play OF
combination of cards, which,
though elementary, is not generally
understood by the average player.
Today we continue that topic with a
variation of that holding involving
the same fundamental principle.
Against South's contract OF three
no-trump, West made the natural
lead of the jack of spades, dummy
played low and East won with the
king. The opening lead marked the
declarer with the queen, and East
decided that the best hope to defeat
the hand was with the heart suit.
He. therefore, returned the deuce
of hearts. South played the four,
West won with the ace and returned
the suit, but South could not be
prevented from taking trick with
the queen, making four no-trump.
West complained bitterly over
partners failure to return his lead.
His analysis was unsound. A spade
return would merely hold the de-
clarer to nine tricks because declarer
had four diamond, three club and
two spade tricks. The heart return
was the proper defense, but East did
not select the proper card. The
return of the jack would have de-
feated the contract. South would
presumably have covered with the
queen. West would win with the ace
and return the seven, East capturing
dummy's ten of hearts. If declaref
refuses to cover the jack, East prop
erIy continues with the deuce and
four heart tricks are Immediately
taken. This is a variation OF the
play which we studied yesterday.
Note that dummy has an honor,
the ten, which is surrounded by
East's jack and nine and East also
has higher honor. In such cases
the defender, sitting over the dunn
my, would look upon dummy's sur
rounded card as though it were his
own. He should, therefore, have led
as though he held the king, jack
(ten), nine himself. The proper lead
would have been the jack.
Tomorrow's Problem.
As South you hold:
AA643 VAK5 uJ3 @AJ98|
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
! club Pass diamond Pass
What do you bid now?
.lcopyright. 1949. by Charles H. Gorenl
Evening star., 1949-10-05
Uncle Ruy's' Corner

An old song speaks of cradl,
in the tree top which will rock
when the wind blows. That song is
for human children, but it might be
sung for certain baby birds.
Many birds grow up in nests built
on branches, but some hang their
nests, and these sway more than the
others.
Baltimore orioles are the best ex-
ample on this continent of birds
which hang their nests from
branches. In Asia the tailorbird has
a nest which hangs down.
Baltimore orioles have several
other names. They are called hang
nests, golden robins, hammock
birds and flre-birds.
When orioles are ready to build,
they look around for dry grass,
f1bers of fax, bits of wool, strips Of
bark, and so on. Both the male and
the female take part in the search
the female take part in the search,
but the female Is the expert at
weaving.
In an area where there are cows
Evening star., 1949-10-05
The Ballad of a Bewildered Mis-

The Ballad Of Bew1ldered Miss
Again the little girl next door
Came timidily into
My study, and she climbed upon my
knee.
"Oh, sir said she, II ain confused
About the sound of shoe.
The word should rhyme with hoe
it seems to me-"
She sighed a bit; and then: eve
thought
Until my poor head whirls;
The word that we call hose gives
me the blues.
It seems that it should rhyme with
dose" -
She sadly shook her curls.
'1t doesn't, sir, nor does it rhyme
with lose"
BY now her cheeks were wet with
with tears.
She sobbed, Pray tell me why
The three words 'bood' and good
and food don't match.
And then there's done and gone
and lone
Evening star., 1949-10-05
Answer to RUMBLING.
end of limb is a good one because
it cuts down the danger Of attack by
snakes or monkeys.

An illustrated leafiet telling about the
everyday life. of the ancient Romans will
who incloses a stamped return envelope
addressed to himself. Send your letter to
Uncle Ray, In care Of The Star. Ask for
Rome and the Olden Romans" and al
low about 10 days for reply.
Evening star., 1949-10-05
Word Game
Find 80 or more words in
DOM MICIL E..

meaning "a place OF residence" ="
Average is 80; limit, Is minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of "s," such as "bats,"
cats" are not used. Only one form of a
word is used. Proper names are not used.
list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-10-05
Take Nv Word for 1t By F'e"t Coll

No matter how I try,
I cannot see why watch is not like
patch
I hela her tight. I stroked her hair
And crooned, There, there, my pet
But still she cried, Consider come
and home
I've asked a hundred persons, but
I've found no reason yet
Why bomb and tomb should differ
sir, from comb"
I soothed the child as best could,
And quiet soon she grew.
She nestled in my arms, and ceased
to weep - .-.-
Then shortly came q whisper, why
Is new pronounced. like few
And not like 'sew'?" And then she
: fell asleep -
Evening star., 1949-10-05
FREDDIE GIVES
TIPS TO BOYS

Bet I can lick me weight in
wildcats since I got to eating
Ranger Joe cereal." says Freddie
Goodman, age 10.
Well, there's a tip for all you fu-
ture All-American football stars.
Ranger Joe Popped Wheat is .
real training table breakfast.
1000 whole wheat. Helps build
muscle, not fat. And wait till
you taste that wonderful honey
flavor, that crunchy goodness!
Try Ranger Joe and it'll be your
cereal for keeps.
Evening star., 1949-10-05

Which of the three degrees compares
one object with another-positive, com.
psratiyvse y. or super,ativea lat & II yog do NO
will explain. For a copy send cents
in coin and stamped. seh-addresseo
envelope to him. care of The Star, P. O
Box SO, Station G. New York 10. N. Y
Evening star., 1949-10-05

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1949-10-05

Texas has 1862 miles of rail-
way. more than any other State
in the United States.
Evening star., 1949-10-05
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. G. W. Crane .

1. Which would most likely be
stored In crib?
Wheat Corn Barley Soy beans
| 2. The mother most likely to bear
twin offspring makes which charac-
teristic sound?
Ba-a Moo Oink Whinny
| 3. Which is inappropriate in this
general grouping?
Concord Maidenblush
Jonathan Winesap
4. Applesauce is most likely to be
served with which meat course at a
restaurant?
Mutton Fish Poultry Pork
S. A "balk" should make one think
Ring Gridiron Diamond Alley
clio. Five types of American
worker are named in the left-hand
column below. Try to match them
appropriately with the corresponding
items in the right-hand column
which pertain to each trade or pro-
fession. One point for each correct
judgment.
ca Roofer (v) Tractor
(b) Clergyman (w) Retractor
(c) Plumber (x) Flashing
I'd Farmer (y) Blowtorch
(e) Surgeon Cd Concordance
Score yourself as follows: O-2. poor; 3-6
average: rs, superior; $40, very superior.
Answers to Horse Sense ouiz:
l. Corn 2. Ba-a (Sheep}. 3. Concord
fothers are apples). 4. Pork, 5. Diamond
Sy sp,5s the piteheTb6 sl9 sso
ance (z). (c) Plumber-Blowtorch (O. td)
Farmer-Tractor W. te) Surgeon-Retrac-
tor (w).
Evening star., 1949-10-05

Mother-Let's plan something
you can do to show Bette that
you're sorry you were ugly to her
this morning. What do you think
you might do?
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
BlimpRon Team
PLAYS Florida
keys All Stars

Last SATURDAY the OpD,.y Sta
softbaii club played thc FLORIDA
kcss STAR st Tsvcrnief Thc IL
voiupmont tsDys wun by mine o.
one scorr The Kew buy ID wcll
with what thcy have and thp cn
cuufsKcmcnt they get from the
county officials
Raymond Msloncy IS thc mana
GER
To-day thc Blmp Ron buss viii
play the Florida KEYS Star, ~ Ia
ycrnicr u 10 expected that thc
sonar School Wlll So up there
next SATURDAY
The bows up the kc,s need thu
county Ca level d., grounds the,
plan un and q frw little small
itcnls on the field and they wlll
he ready o. play all romcrs from
kcy West
Toe Flurds KEY Star vlli plat
Iown here very soun and t.ie lo-
ais wall scc them IN sctiun
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
2Cames SUNDAY
WickerS Field:
Isl Game AilP.M.

A doublehesdcr ~ hsscball aill
h. played tomorrow sftern
~ Wickcr's Flcld
The Kcv West Nine Will piat
the San Carlos team ~ the rpsn
ing game starting II q o. D.
VIII h. Jue CASE. Jr. for tar
Conchs and Monrolo Sancheg f,r
thc Saints
In thc night cap tho Amercan
Legion will cross bats with thr
san Carlo nine The game Wlll
give the fans a treat fur ths. L.
gion b0ys arr good and viii eivc
the SAINT . run for their money
Bubber Swcotlng NAV pitch
this game fur tbc Saints end
Ch.ppic Fernando the bcspec
tacied pitcher fof thc Legion
boVs
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
IsPw REaEISIscap

tCuntinssed Ffsan Tas NnNl
psapi. yct keep usli tH.f ana
fish
~MembeFs ~ tir Fs trts
Commission have fiu fe iilf
pool iald dsfnisf 81 n iF tils
layout which Is o. b urHEs faiau
IN ire general srheale lH is tamns
the beauty of the pssd ama ffe
vide all ths needs of . puhaig g ai
~ is kind
AT the eastern end oi tlH basl
are planned tWo atgina hnaris
and along tie backward siae o.
boardwalk will stfttfh ahefs
bathers will have an onpeFtapul
~ g. rest IN the san AZ ghe weat
ern end. the pavilion and hsth
houses are q b. cruetea
Tropscal plants ars to ba eft
in the mari uutlinr uf tllr pred
which forms the crescuui shapf
Deepening of are psl whfth IS
nova shallow Is eNFgfte1 e. start
within . fee weeks Mot nt iff
water has aifvad} taen doeHsn
ed b. the dragline cniiertiug mart
for road construction
Mr. Graham sad thai tfE nrW
did MT intund o. cunstulft tff
poal ~ elabfwatcly as plannfa
back ~ 1895 but that ti.e eluh
would d. what u coild g. pguvssls
an ample swimming placr tug kcB
Wosters and Wsitas
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
BAMBOO ROOM MEETS
SOUTHERN BELL CO.
OF MIAMI TONIGHT
Weather Permitting,
Serond Game Will
lie With MI Star.
Of key West

Weather permitiing. the Bam
hoo Roofn softbali team viii
tackle the southern Bell Tclc-
phone Company of Miamn IN the
hrst game ug . doublchradcF a.
Bayvicw Park tonight
In the seq nj game. ar an star
team composed 81 players 81
other "A league cluhs viii crusa
bats with the Miamlans
The Bamboo Room wih start
their Dewitt Roberts on the
mound with either kIki Hopkins
90 Joe Castro behlnd the plate
Joe Mira slll bc 81 first Robert
Santana ~ sccond. Al Accvccio -
short and Jack VillsFeal ~ third
will round up the inflold
In the 0utfleid. Lus Casado
viii b. IN left George Barber in
center. and DoDo Villarcal IN
right
For the All STAR. Swceting or
Hancock of the Tides Inn. WIll de-
the pitching Charles Walker
Tldcs Inn. wlll do the RECEIVING
Harrcll uf VXl. a. first base San
tana Bamboo Wuom second base
XIX Hopklns Bambuo RYuI
shurtstup Mo ncuuqmrx Tide
Inn. third base The 0utfcId will
shspe like this kakl Orupo 49,
Tides Inn. left r Y sutton VXI
ccnteriicld. and Bunsy Nillaryal.
Adams DAIRY. nght ipld
The hrst game Will get undo
Way az 80 D m
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
RESOLUTION NO. al

4 RESOLUTION APPROVING
THE ACTIVITIES OF TIE FFD
Pr 81 UOI SING ADMINIsTRA
TION ~ KEY WEST AND REC
OMMENDlNG ITS CONTINUA.
TON
WHEREAS r has hcrn made
known g. the Cits Commission of
The Cts uI Kc, Wet Flmuda
that thv astlVifs. of the Federal
Housing Adfunu trlt.rn iu the
guarantee ns uf certain loans &C.
rrntlH made tn Ths CitR 81 KY
West Flerda have iesn rrtf
rrsd and -ald .f.ffeem nas brcu
addrps,e8 ip thc National Housing
Adm8usuatuf. and ihe Regional
Dircrtur uf thc Federal Housing
Admin strstlun and
WHEREAS. .ald Cify Commis-
SION strunElv oblrCte o. TIE crt.
Cism. ami focls such ,riucism ha-
no foundation. ans fears THAT b.
viii cause toe fetcrai iIouHnl
Authority o. di-,untinuc tho
guaranteeing. IN the future. oI
any loan, ln The CITY of Kot
West Fiorda Nos Therefor
BE 70 resolved bf thc City Com
mission ~ Tie City 90 Key West
FLORIDA "a follows
That the CITY Commission
strnngly nbierts o. having the q,
tivfties of the Fcderal HOUSING
Administration lu the 1uarante,
.ng uf loans in The CITY ~ Kst
West Flouda CutIsged nasuusf
as such crItlrisU has no iounda
tun. and tfg sttiVte, 81 said
Federal Housing Administratisn
up O. thr date have the fuli ap
protal of s.d Commission and
lt s recommended that such 80
tvtIce by thc Federal Ilou ana
Administrator be- continued ir
The Cotv of Kcy West Flnrida
FURTHER RESOLVED Thst "a
copy of thls Resolution b. far
Sarded O. esch of tte follaa
persons Hon Raymond ~ Folst
National H0uunG ABmin.strst.r
~ thc Federal Hou. ng Admin.
tTati0n. Hon Jamss Atkins
Regional Direrfar of the Frr4rr
HnusIng Admin stfatlon. a.
Claude Pepper. United S,ats.
senator. Hon Spesard I. a..
land United State senator ara
Hon Ceoree a Sfuathcrs. Unite
STATE Represent
Passed and adopted bs the C.f.
CummIsst.u ata meeting hriH
thIt 12ni 1at af Ju4t A b fa44
Louis CARBONFTL
A''ef Acting Maeo
VICTOR LOWE
City Clerk.
i'y22 .'
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
TODAY'S
BIRTHDAY

ALBERT WARNER. born july
p. 1884. in Poland. onc of ~
children oi Russian parents who
cmigfated g. CaBada tn 1890.
~Hunezi Abs. as ne Is known to
his brothers. Is the treasurer and
hcad oi distribution II Warner
Brus. PiCturcs, inc lie vas
brought ap in Youngstown. Ohio.
where hiA father had = butcher
shop After starring as = halibsck
on tlS schools football team. ne
became . physical training an
struCtoT and then started his busi-
ness career. as salesman i0r =
packing company tbs brother
Harry saW possibilities ia NOV
tng pictures and in 1908 they
opened q nickelodeOn IN New
castle. Pa. Since then the tFium-
virste of Warner Bros has grown
a. one u the largest film organi-
zations - the first 60 Use sound
on thu screen.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Swimming Pool
Al BOca Chica
Field Dedicated

TEE ncw swimming pu1l ~ bn.
60 Ch.Ca field waz dedicated al
10 q m today by Captain D l.
Buscy Commanding officer q the
Naval Air Station
IN the short dedication speech
Captain Bu.es stated that while
tfss pool IS not completed q rs.
8een openct IN order that person
nel may take advantage 20 its o.
UlItes furnE the hof .ea H
Tho ceremonies welf afteHIU
bv personnel and their depend
ents "a 10 Lpe aboard ere station
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Ski Lift Runs
I'm Summer

BRIGHTON. Utah - The
f00o fuoi Bfghtsn skl ufi starts
"a an ELEVATION ~ slsfa .eet - 49,
side ~ MI Mliiirunf The iaif bass
80 rhairs end ufwFatsa huta in
wtntcg ana suFamcg NJ ntff nne
II this fcsoIt ranHes irum slk e.
twelve fFea
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
FHA COMMITMENTS

tContinued Frum Psgc Onc1
KEY West the opportunity a. buy
better built homes. which would
use local labor and loCsl mcT-
Chandlse
The City Commissioners made
il appear that Julius Stone. q re-
putable attorney. had bcen IN
strumcntsl in writing = letter to
the fHA administration which
auuld hurt KEY West
Stone was trying O. help Key
West as be- always hss bcen in
thc past. The commissioners said
hC was trying g. inIuro the city 3"
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
YANKS DEFEAT TIGERS;
INDIANS BEAT SENATOR'S
White SoN v hilewa-h
Alhlelir-. ~ Too;
Boston Red ~oN " in
Irotn liTos, a.

NEW YORK 1uly 23 Th',
aevuls a. bc no .tpppng thues
New Yofk Ysnks,e ful thes vun
again last niEht from the Detroit
Tiger 30 other nght eanes
played in ths American caW, out
e. Follows
Boston Red SIX defeated thp
~ lou- Brown 40 tns CiDt,.
.atl8 indians won from thr Wash
lnNtun Senators. 2 trhlnd thr
flns pitching Of Gar,a uhile the
ChcaEu White Sux Nhitrwashed
the phiiadrlphis Athietic, l2 %
National gamsa were played
yesterday
The atsfrte
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23

D. the night cap the Op Dew
Sta sfurvd three in the hrt end
withsut = hli Sonar Sthol srured
en-. q Nalk ard = single gave the
Nverlmpmemt bays one murC IN
sesund. bui the Snnar Srhuoi tuuk
ihe heed in thrir half with iuur
ruua un two walks q double and
SefitF sent O. the showers Witrcl
pisrhrf frnm then un out and al
lnWcd one hit in TIE fifth three
hits and tao errors and fuuf runs
eCured Cor the Red Devils IN the
last ffame Means singled. Pas
ruita walked and Fisher hft q
humef iur three runs and they
pfuVc tlse winning runs. for in
ttrir hall thc Sonar school scored
fivg runs with tWo outs and lack
ed ore from tying the cure
~ hst Sruitn. Lawrence. and
Fisher hit tuo each In the field
Pes Mccormick and Sheriff.
were the best Tor Sonar School
and Smith Means and Lawrence.
lor the winnera
scure: RI p
Bafnbsns T0l 27i 0-l8 Is 3
Fixern 600 2li o. 5 3
Ruherts and Castro. Sinclair
Rirhards and Marklin
2.hase hits Barber Cooper
stuicn base Cooper. struck uut.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23

by Robsrts Z by Richards ! has-
- on balls uff Sinrlair 4 of
Richards s eff Roberts hits off
Sinclair 2 ln Is inning lone out
pitched o. g haftCrsI. timc of
game I - umpirs Ahston and
Guffen Scurrr ARular
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
CLASS e
Calendar
fissf~N tsTk
SOFTRAII.
tBayview PARK. Might

FIRST Game. 7.30
MONDAY
Fut Naval Hospital " sonaT
school
Second Tides Inn ". vXl
Flvers
TUESDAY
Frst Bllmp Ron " OP Dcv-
Sta
Sound Bafuboo Room ".
Adams DAIRY
WEDNESDAY
First Bimp Ron vs. Sonar
Srhuul
Sccund Tides lnn vx Bamboo
koum
FRIDAY
First Naval Hospital " Op-
Dssv Sta
Second Adams Dairy " VN !
tlygrs
RASFRAII.
Island City Baseball Lssgus
municipal Stadium.
Afierununl
leo Pm Key Wet STATS ve
san CaIlDs
2 $40 Amefican Legion s.. san
Carlos
SKATING;
BsYvas~ PsFk. Hlahs
FRIDAY
T7U 81 boo ON
TENNIS
BaYvs~w PsFk. Afternoons
ard Nights
Daily play
SIIUFFI.EBOARD
tBayvisw Park
b@tlv pias
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23

The Great Lake frum thc Lar.
sct INLAND body 81 fresh water
.n ihc wurld
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
BAMBOOS BEAT FLYERS;
OP-DEV-STA WINS ONE
bamboo Room Ven
in First Inning. Srsring
sesen Rmnss Serunsl
asauae t.ls~e Due

bamboo Ro1m wun over the
Flyers last nighi bv an ia a. s
st1Ht and IN thr night cap tire
Np-Awv-Sta wum over Sunaf
sshoa b. . acorp of 90 g. n.
heu1fsuo Runm won in tuc VERY
trnt inning when they scured
seven runs. un hyu walks and
fNu hits AZ bat the leadcrs were
Castro wlth threc hits Juhus
kiiiarsal three Bafher. Santana
ard Aihio Accvrdo two each
Every one ht safely and scurud
q ran except Casado
For the Flyers Cooper hlt two
in the field Mlrs Castro and san
sana playei well and IN the field
ArEinniun. Harrvn and Marsce
weFo the bsat for the losers
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23

scofe a. "a =.
npi1wVsta $40 00& Ill 3 S
MsmMra go 000 8-i0 & 3
Sheriff WtTcl and Secofv
hFuwn. Yocekel and Mccormick
humN run FISHER 2 base
hifs smith. Custer. Hake. stolen
base nisnchette struck out by
Wltxel 4 b. Brown !. hy YoCekei
Z. bass on balls of sheriff
uff Wtxel 3 off Brown 4 off
Yocekel 4 hits off Brown in
Z iunlnRs. of sheriff in ~
iuninN winning pitrher Wtzel
kssinR pitcher Yucekel time ol
Ramsr J -. umpires Grrficn end
Almtun. srofcr Aaudar
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23

Mail The CitlEea 10 Relsllves
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE

hNrmn aU sFrfa. NIHfffi#
Tfufks. Gflssun. Ovgfmrg auI
hiptu
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12
The G,udGe Roeee.

The Cradle Rocker is all burnt up again, and as usual it is over a statement made by some one else that is derogatory to Alaska.
 w. o. Peterson, chairman of the board of trustees of the Seattle Sourdough Club, made this most intelligent observation - Alaska won't grow up until it reaches statehood and quits hanging onto it's mothers apron strings"
 MT, Peterson was born in Oregon, and at the age of IF went to the Yukon for the gold rush and re- mained in Alaska for six years. This long residence, of course, makes him eligible for the Sour dough Club, altho it is doubtful that the Alaska members would recognize his eligibility.
 Either MT. Peterson does not keep up with the news of the day, which is proof enough of the frus- trated efforts of Alaska to become state, or he has not made visit to the Territory since he left around the turn of the century and is not aware of the change in the country.
 Goodness knows, every effort that is possible is being made to cut loose from "mother's apron strings" but we seem to be so firmly tied that "mother" has no intentions of letting us go.
 It is just such statements as this by persons who have no actual knowledge of what they are saying that are a great stumbling block
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12

to our cause. This mans connec- tion with the Sourdough Club and his claim as an Alaskan lend some credence and authority to his state ments, because his hearers will not consider that his observations are of nearly a half century ago.
 If the present residents in the Territory should start campaign of publicity through letters to their friends and relatives back home, maintain a steady stream of letters and clippings to their hometown newspapers, and to the congress- men of their home states, these silly statement of pseudo Alaskans would not amount to anything.
 Write to everyone you know, and to some you don't know. Tell everybody the rights of our case and do not hesitate to tell of our difficulties and faults as well. It is wonderful that Territorial news papers are trying to keep condi- tions before the people in the States, but the added weight of personal contact cannot be denied. Ten thousand more letters week would no doubt cramp the post office department but going as they would be to all parts of the U. s. they certainly would con- stitute a voice that would be heard to high heaven-and eventually, even Washington might hear that there is vast country to the northward that is worth some consideration.
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VA OFFICIAL HERE NEXT WEEK TO HELP VETS

Philip M. Lynch. contact repre- sentative for the Veterans Admin istration, will be in Seward on August IT, 18 and l9 to assist vet erans with any problems they may have coming under the jurisdiction of the Veterans Administration. Lynch will be available at the New Seward Hotel from 400 to 700 pm. on Tuesday and from 500 am. to 500 pm. on Wednes- day.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12
NEIGHBORHOOD BIRTHDAY CLUB PARTY

The ighborhood Birthday Club honored Mrs. Fern Burke and Mrs. Hazel Muir at joint birthday party held at the home of Mrs. Tommy Blair Friday, August 5. About 16 guests were present.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12

Mrs. Baird French entertained at bridge Friday, Aug 5, in honor of MT. Baird's mother who. is visit ing in Seward.