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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-13

Both teams played slow, de-
iberate passing game, moving
the ball about constantly. The
Mustangs had a hard time break
ing the Lion defense, and it wasn't
until the last quarter that the
Prosser quint began hitting on
their long she's.
The contest started slowly, with
both teams having a hard time
getting the ball into scoring terri
tory. Walker of the Mustangs
started the game off by dunking
a field goal and Cooley followed
suit to tie it up at 2-all. Then hi
and Walker each sank free
throw to put Prosser out in front
again. The Mustang lead was
shortNved however, as Brooks
tied it for the Lions just before the
end Of the quarter. Cooley sank
another one at the beginning Of
the second quarter to put Kenne-
wick into lead that they never
relinquished.
Then all of the Kennewick
starters took hand in the scoring
as they moved out in front Is to
8 at the half. In the third period
both teams were missing their
shots and losing the ball. Kenne-
wick maintained their lead and
were ahead 10 to IA at the end
Of the quarter.
In the final canto, both teams
BEGAN hitting and George Black
bucketed eight more points be-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-13

It has been estimated that
1900, 000, 900 acres Of unused land
in the world san be developed for
crop production.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-13

Yakima.
The scores Of the four games:
Wapato 32-KenneWick II
Wapato 27-Sunnyside 26
Yakima 23-Sunnyside II
Kennewick 18-Yakima IL
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Made of surgical cotton compressed
in dainty tube applicators, Tampax
is designed rs an internal absorbent.
Doctor-invented. very neat and
efficient i and so tiny it has only
lI9 the bulk of older external types!
A whole months average supply
slips into your purse. No need to
remove the Tampax for tub or
shower. No chatting is possible. No
odor. And no embarrassing edges or
bulges under clothing. Disposal is
convenient. Tampax gives the
wearer the feeling that "all is WELL"
thus adding to her mental poise on
those days" of the month. Millions
have been converted to Tampax
yes, millions. Sold at drug and
notion counters in 3 absorbencies:
Regular. Super, Junior. Tampax In
corporated, Palmer, Mass.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
PRISON BREAK
Continued from page sersnteen

Il still don't get it. Loster said.
Well -" Alice smiled. I've
got a boy of my own. Maybe
I'm doing this for your mother
wherever she is"
Bert Loster's lips curled again
in the grin that left his eyes life
less.
Il know you're supposed to
be bad" Alice said. But
don't believe you can be all bad.
Some time you'll remember this,
and maybe it'll help make you
sorry for the bad things you've
done and make you want to try
to be better.
"SURE. Grandma" Loster
grinned. Sure. They've got me
wrong. I'm just a clean-livin'
kid" He opened the door, his
gun steady on Alice. Il won't
forget what you've done, and if
l happen to run across your old
man, I'll blow his head off quick
- so he won't suffer"
He went out. Alice washed
the coffee pot, put in fresh coffee,
filled it with water, and put it on
the stove. She put on her heavy
winter coat and went out. 1t
was still showing.
A half block from the fire
house, where headquarters had
been set up for the manhunt.
she was overtaken by man who
looked a little like her even in
the dark - the same forward
thrust of chin and body.
"Mother! he said. What
are you doing out here?"
Your mans in the swamp"
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Dick Santley knew his mother
too well to doubt her. In a few
seconds. ten men were headed
toward Hackenbery. Alice said
mildly. II doubt if you'll need
your guns" but of course they
didn't pay any attention to that.
However. when they started to
deploy to encircle the swamp,
she said. you won't have any
trouble finding him. think we'll
hear him call in a moment"
Before the astonishment in
the faces of the ten men could
find expression in words, the
call came. 1t was a below from
the center of the swamp - and
it was repeated, a rising sound
like the scream OF an animal.
The men ran forward, Alice
following. And when they saw
Bert Loster. they knew Alice
had been right: they wouldn't
need their guns. The killer was
on his back in the middle of the
stump-bordered path. a strange,
unearthly figure in Alice's house
dress, thrashing around in the
sugar snow. clawing insanely at
his chest and screaming those
animal screams
You better cut him out of
that corset and that woolen
undershirt," Alice said as they
dragged him to his feet, while
there's still something left of
him. made him a little mus
tard plaster for his cold and laced
him sort of tight j put about
two pounds of mustard in it."
The End
Evening star., 1949-04-10
1anlpax is making
many converts
in 1949
A greet revolution is going
on in monthly protection.
Women prefer simplicity.

Just let any
average. sensi-
BILE woman use
Tampax one
m ont h an d
W h y s h ould
$ h e ever go
back to all the
complications
of belts, pins
and external
pads? Tampo.r
is so simpiei
Evening star., 1949-04-10

That man who lives for self alone. lires for
the meanest mortal kno,pn Miller
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Pennsylvania County
Plans Maple Festival

. MEYERSDALE. Pa. Feb. %
Celebrating the sweetest time
of the year. this area will play host
to thousands Of recreational trav-
elers at the second annual Somer-
set County Maple Festival on
March 25.
The event symbolizes maple
sugaring time. not only in Somer-
set County. where one-thlrd OF the
States maple products are pro-
duced, but also in Erie, Crawford,
Tioga, Warren, Potter, Bradford,
| Wyoming and Bedford Counties.
! High elevation and the proper
climatic conditions, such as alter
nate freezing nights and thawlng
DAYS of March and sometimes
early April, are necessary for
good runs Of sap from the trees.
These months are also the best
period for recreational travellers to
| 60 sightseeing at the sugar
camps"
Walking along with a guide,
sioht-seers will witness the various
processes required for obtaining
the sap and its transformation
into syrup. Every step-tapplng
the tree, driving in the metal
spout or "spile7 which serves as
support for the bucket and, also a
drain through which the sap flows
from the tree into the bucket, and
the boiling of sap to syrup-will
bo on view.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
The Travellers Notebook
Miami

rooms, because guests are arriving
and departing all the time, but
don't see how We could have &
more successful season"
u **
An ultramodern front
hostelry provides a good example
of the business the fancy hotels
at least, are doing. Manager
Charles M. Rousseau says his
hotel cost about $3,5O0,000 fur
nished-or about $4,000 for each
of the $50 rooms.
The hotel has been filled to ca
pacity since January 20, with an
average of $50 to 200 turnaways
a day. Capacity business until
early April is guaranteed by reser-
vations. The same story is true of
Miami Beach's more than $50
ocean-front hotels.
About Is per cent of Mr.. Rous-
seau's rooms rent for $35 q day,
double. Sixty per cent 60 for $50
a day and, except for eight $40
rooms, the rest go for $25.
The hotel is open all year. But
summer prices will be reduced to
So, $40. $12 and $14 a day, double,
and the summer visitors will get
about the same number of COM
forts as the winter tenant. Miami
is building up more and more as a
summer resort. and the hotels are
finding it profitable to stay open
all year.
The l9 new hotels bring to 356
the number of tourist hotels on
Miami Beach.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
In Which a Guest Writes of \

MIAMI. Fla.-This winters Wis
istor to Greater Miami finds more
people and better weather than
ever before, with prices - except
for ocean-front luxury spots-pos-
sibly a shade lower than in other
postwar years.
The weather hereabouts finally
caught up with chamber of COM
merce description. longtime res
idents remark they have never
seen a more perfect tourist season
from a weather standpoint. Day
Temperatures run about 80-giVe
or take a degree. Water temper
atures have averaged in the high
7Os. Bright. sunny days with no
trace of rain have been the rule,
almost without exception.
Every year Miami and Miami
Beach hotel operators and other
business interests go through more
jitters than the cast of a Broad
way show opening night. They
are sure any particular year will
be a flop. This time they were
singing the blues longer than US
ual for the season" began late.
The big rush South this time
reached a peak early this month
and even the big, expensive hotels
on the beach soon were hanging
out mo vacancy" signs. This de-
spite the fact 19 new luxury hotels
we're opened this withdrawing
from the super-plush job which
cost upwards of $5,00O,O00 to sew
eral 50-room establishments set
back from the ocean.
Shop owners along Lincoln road
have complained about business,
saying the tourist is tighter with
a dollar this year than at any time
since before the war. But the
hotels are not noticing it. Neither
are the less pretentious shops.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Prince Georges c. Of c.
Plans Dinner Tomorrow

Problems confronting Prince
Georges County municipalities
and fire departments will be dis
cussed at a dinner meeting Of the
Prince Georges Chamber of Com
merce at 7 pm. tomorrow at the
Prince Georges Golf and Country
Club.
Speakers will include Mayors
Caesar L. Aiello Of Hyattsville and
Harry A. L. Baker Of Riverdale
George C. McLeish, Bladensburg
town attorney; Vincent A. Sim
mel. treasurer of the county's
Volunteer Firemen's Association,
and Karl A. Young, chief Of the
Mount Rainier Fire Department
and director Of the county fire
control boards.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
BY james Y. Newton
Stor Stoff Cerrespondent

Some bargains" are appearing
earlier than usual at the swank
beach stores.
Business at Hialeah. the jai alai
front and the several dog tracks
is an accurate gauge of the num-
ber of surplus dollars the winter
visitor has.
Crowds at Hialeah have been
larger than even a year ago, and
the betting machines have clicked
at about the same pace. This is
counter to the trend at almost
every other race track in the
country, where wagering has
shown sharp declines. Betting at
even Miami's Tropical Park track,
open in December and early jan
uary, dropped off sharply from
the previous year-but not so
Hialeah. Greyhound dog racing
is attracting larger crowds than
ever before.
The tourist who is not fussy
about being right on the beach
can find good accommodations in
a private home, less fancy hotel
or shiny motor court at reasonable
prices. If there is difficulty get
ting place at Miami, then he can
go to nearby Hollywood or Fort
Lauderdale. The visitor can find
good restaurant food at prices at
least as reasonable as those in
Washington. Rooms in private
homes rent for about $25 a week,
double.
If the tourist does not come by
automobile. he can rent one for
$50 a Week-a little less if he
shops around-With gas for 800
miles included. Distances are
great and taxis expensive here.
Night life is at least as gay and
at least as expensive as in former
years. One of the fanciest night
spots in the country is the new
Copa City. Its rooms are sur
rounded by show windows deco
rated by living models sporting
the latest in feminine attire. The
club replaces the Copacabana, de-
stroyed last. year by fire. Norman
Bel Geddes, the architect. gave
his all" to the design.
Any one who has not seen the
Miami area since the war will be
amazed at the huge number of
large hotels which have been add
ed to the beach skyline in the
last few years. Every year, after
a successful winter, Miami starts
to build more hotels, restaurants
and shops. Every fall there are
chllls and fevers and fears ex-
pressed that this time the place
has overextended itself. So far
Is hasn't come true, put it can't
keep up forever.
This year Greater Miami pro-
vided 1886 rooms IN hotels,
apartments. registered rooming
houses and motor courts, with ad-
ditional hundreds available in un-
registered private homes. The
restaurant association lists 1880
places where food is served. an in
crease of 800 over last year.
Kenneth johnson. general man
ager of the Miami Chamber Of
Commerce. said he made a special
survey Of rooming house areas and
had found few vacancies. He said
there apparently are plenty of
rooms available in private homes.
but they have to be located by
persons seeking the accommoda-
tions.
I'VE are crowded." declared
Carl Meeks. president Of the
Miami Hotel Association. 1T is
still possible to find some hotel
Evening star., 1949-04-17

Jewish Community Center board.
he Is president Of the United
Jewish Appeal for le4s.
Msgr. Howard J. Carroll has
been named to serve on the cor
poration by the National Catho-
lie Community Service, 1912
Massachusetts avenue NV.
The third member Of the So
member board from the Wash
ington area will be Mrs. Omar
Bradley. Of Fort Myer. Va. wife
of the Army chief Of sta1.
Mr.. Firestone. chairman Of the
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co, sue
ceeds Lindsey F. Kimball, vice
president Of the Rockefeller Foun-
dation. who has served as presi-
dent Of the USO since April ~,
1945. 4,,
Evening star., 1949-04-17
Leesburg Rotoy Club
Elects Rogers President
3pseioi DIspeseh 70 The sssr

LEESBURG. Va. April is
Paul v. Rogers Washington anc
Loudoun County attorney. wa!
elected president Of the Leesburl
Rotary Club at q meeting thii
week. He succeeds DR.. James T
Jackson. who automatically be.
comes vice-president. Roscoe B
Rhoads was reelected secretary
and Bruce Mcintosh, treasurer.
Three new directors were elected
They are H. I. Tiffany, Roy Flippc
and N. P. Nielsen.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
) Named Directors
I0f Reactivaied US0

Three local community leaders
have been appointed directors Of
the reactivated United Services
Organization. Inc. OF which Har-
Evening star., 1949-04-17

vey 8. Fire
stone. jr- OF
Akron. Ohio. Is
president.
z d N, u n d 7.
xaufman. board
c h air m an Of
Kay Associates.
Inc. 702 II
street NV. has
been designated
by Pres de n {
Truman as an
incorporation OF
the USO Corp.
An hon orary
- 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

Thousands Of girls seeking the
road to stage success. 10 Patterson
has found where it begins, ut least
Photographs by Dillon Ferris
CAvANABoRN 10 Patterson until this year secretary
- to Bob Porteed Of the Barter Theatre in Abingdon Va
She typed his mail neatly and such pretty girl too
that he her the chance train with his famed playhouse
group Now she is a regular member Of the company has
toured 200 with the troupe in Hamlet" and The
Hasty Heart" Along with other Barter Players she was
invited to participate this in the Hamlet Festival
at Elsinore, Denmark.
The Barter Theatre lit got its from the depression
time practice of trading tickets for food gave Hume Cronyn
Jeffrey Lynn. Gregory Peck and Others Broadway and
Hollywood Might be 10 Patterson golden opportunity well
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RADIO HIGH LIGHTS.

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03
Spark Winter Menus With
Variations On FavOrite Meat Loaf

In the midst of festive or ella
borate menu planning, a good
hearty meat loaf can do much for
the family's morale and eating
satisfaction, too. Most good cooks
realize this but complain they hate
to serve the "same old meat loaf"
over and over again.
Just few ingenious ideas can
dress up your favorite loaf, says
Reba Stages, home economist. For
one change, she suggests you bake
the loaf in mold pan, instead of
the conventional loaf shape. Heart
shaped or ring molds, muffin
molds, or other shapes may be
used, in either the large or indi-
vidual size-small molds bake
more quickly. Be sure to grease
the mold so the loaf turns out
easily. If baked in a ring, creamed
vegetables may be served in the
center.
Simple designs from slices of
hard-cooked eggs, pickles and 9TH
err foods may be laid out in the
bottom of the pan before the meat
mixture is added and help make
an upside-down loaf attractive.
Use pimiento or green pepper for a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03
County Civil Service
Commissioner Lawrenson
Will Be Retained

Despite the appointment of
three-member Personnel Board by
the County Council last week,
Charles S. Lawrenson, County
Civil Service Commissioner, will
be retained for an indefinite per-
iod," according to Acting County
Manager Irving G. McNayr.s Mr..
Lawrenson will stay on to work
with the new board, Mr.. McNayr
explained.
The appointees to the board are
Mrs. Edith A. Dinwoodey and
Lewis B. Sims, both of Chevy
Chase, and Malcolm White, of Sun
shine, Md.
Mr.. Sims, an active charter sup
porter, is special assistant to the
assistant chief, Bureau of State
Service, U. S. Public Health Serv-
ice. He worked on the personnel
project of the Hoover Commission
and in 1939-40, served as MEM
Der of the Presidents Committee
on Civil Service Improvement.
Mrs. Dinwoodey, director of
the charter committee, is a former
teacher and worked for four years
in the personnel research bureau
of the U. S. Civil Service Commits
sion.
Mr.. White owns 235-acre farm
at Sunshine, Md, and practices
general farming and raises live
stock.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03

Frederick-The Frederick Coun-
ty Grand Jury, in a recent report,
asked members of the General As
sembly to enact legislation which
would prevent minors from enter
ing places where alcoholic bever-
ages are sold after P. M. and to
ban the sale of alcoholic beverages
on Sunday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03

NEW "cEI.AwAy" ENcINE-sives
flashing pickup, faster aceelera.
ton. Higher compression engine
saves gasoline dollars.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-03

loaf suitable for February holidays
or st. Patrick's Day. Or the loaf
may be garnished afterwards if a
more elaborate design is preferred.
Unusual ingredients added to
your favorite loaf can gave it
entirely new character. For in
stance, add ground green pepper
to ham loaf for a gay contrast
in color, texture and flavor. Or add
spicy condiments for deviled loaf
prepared mustard, horseradish,
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catchup or chill sauce, or any other
spicy ingredients you prefer.
Or you might mix the ingredl-
entes together, spread in the bot
tom of the pan before adding the
meat mixture, and turn the LOAF
out with deviled topping. Anoth-
err interesting topping is brown
sugar glaze-a bit of brown sugar
sprinkled in the bottom of the pan
will turn out into a not-too-sweet
caramel glaze.
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A conservative estimate is that
the mud slung during a political
campaign gathered together makes
number of mountains out of mole
hills.-Life.