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Evening star., 1949-11-25
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APPAREL, ACCESSORIES.
Bates Jewelry Company.
A. 8. Beck Shoe Corporation.
Castlebergs.
Chambers Boot Shop.
Joseph DeYoung, Inc.
Felser-Scott Shoes.
Franc Jewelry Company, Inc.
Gait q Brothers, Inc.
william Hahn 4 Company, Inc.
Jandel Furs, Inc.
A. Kahn, Inc.
Kaufman Goldnamer Company.
Kent Jewelry Store.
Kay Jewelry Company.
Leeds Jewelry Company.
Marx Jewelry Company.
Mean Shoe Company.
Queen Quality Boot Shop.
B. Rich's Sons.
Ross Jewelry Company, Inc.
william Rosendorf.
Eli Rubin Company.
Saks Fur Company.
Charles Schwartz & Son.
Shah b Shah.
swope Jewelry Company.
II. Zirkin q Sons, Inc.
APPAREL. GENERAL.
A&N Trading Company, Inc.
II. Abfsmson Company.
Bel Clothes Shop.
Julius Garfinckel & Company, Inc.
Guy, Curran & Company, Inc.
Irving's Riding & Military Store.
Sam Livingston e. Son.
Marvin's Credit, Inc.
Raleigh Haberdasher, Inc.
APPLIANCES AND RADIO.
Colony Radio Sales & Service.
Dowd's Radio e. Electric Company
Emerson Radio of Washington, Inc
George's Radio g. Television
Company, Inc.
Graybar Electric Company.
Hoover Company.
Lacy's.
Edgar Morris Sales Company.
Nash-Kelvinator Corporation.
Ruckef Radio Wholesalers, Inc.
Simon Distributing Corporation.
Southern Wholesalers, Inc.
Sun Radio Service & Supply
Corporation.
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS
Beria q Abel.
Leon Chatelain Company.
Fa5aner, Kingsbury g. Stenhouse.
JnStement, Elam & Darby.
Mills & Petticord.
Porter & Locke.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS.
Beal Moter Company.
Benning Motors.
Lee d. Butler, Inc.
Capital Ford Motor Coach Sales,
Inc.
Capitol Cadillac Oldsmobile
Company.
Emerson & Orme, Inc.
Ford Motor Company.
General Motors, Pontiac Division.
Stanley Horner, Inc. =.
Knox Oldsmobile Company.
Ourisman Chevrolet Company.
Stafford Chandler Motor Company.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE, PARTS
Capital Garage. .+
Croker General Tire Company o
Washington.
Electric Storage Battery Company
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
L. s. Julien, Inc.
John F. Mates Company.
BAKERIES AND DIARIES.
Colonial Ice Cream Company, Int
Chestnut Farms Chevy Chase
Dairy.
County Fair Bakery.
Crusty Pie Company.
Good Humor Ice Cream Company
Holmes g. Son, Inc.
The Mann Company.
Melvern Diaries, Inc.
National Biscuit Company.
Reeves Bakery.
Charles Schneider Baking
Company, Inc.
Southern Diaries, Inc.
Stephanson's.
Thompson's Dairy, Inc.
Wakefield Dairy, Inc.
Wonder Baking Company.
BANKS.
American Security e. Trust
Company.
Anacostia National Bank.
Bank Of Commerce and Savings.
City Bank of Washington.
Hamilton National Bank.
Liberty National Bank.
Lincoln National Bank.
} NcLachlen Banking Corporation.
Munsey Trust Company.
National Bank Of Washington.
National Capital Bank.
National Metropolitan Bank Of
Washington.
HaafionsJ SavinSx A. Trust COMPANY
Evening star., 1949-11-25
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THEATERS b DISTRIBUTORS
CONTINUED.
National Theater.
Paramount Pictures Distributing
Corporation.
Penn Theater.
RKO Keith's Theater.
Savoy TheateT.
Seco Theatef.
Silver Theater.
Takoma Theater.
Tivoh Theatef.
Uptown Theater.
Variety Club.
Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing
Corp.
Warner Bros. Theaters.
Warner Building.
York Theater.
TRANSPORTATION, AIRLINEs.
Aeronautical Radio Inc.
Air Carrier Supply Corp.
Airport Transport, Inc.
Airways Engineering ConsultantA
Inc.
American Airlines.
Bendix Aviation Corp.
Capital AirIines.
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation.
National Airlines, Inc.
Trans World Airlines.
United Air Lines.
TRANSPORTATION
MOTOR CARRIER, STORAGE.
Davidson Transfer 4 Storage C.
Eagle Transfer Company, Inc.
Federal Storage Company, Inc.
Fidelity Storage Company.
Greyhound Lines, Inc.
Jacobs Transfer Company, Inc.
Kane Transfer Company.
Krieg Express 4 Storage Company,
Inc.
Lion Transfer 4 Storage Company.
Merchants Transfer & Storage Conn
pany.
Middle Atlantic States Motor Carrier.
M. I. O'Boyle and Son.
Park Transfer Company, Inc.
Poole's Drayage Company.
Powell Transportation Company.
Redskins Van Service.
Schroff Brothers.
Security Storage Company.
Smiths Transfer 3 Storage Com.
pany, Inc.
Union Storage Company, Inc.
TRANSPORTATION, RAIL,
WATER.
Association Of American Railroads.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com.
pany.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad agents
Ofice).
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad (Trahie).
Bell Cab Company, Inc.
Canadian Pacific Railway Com
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway Com
pany.
Thos. Cook q Som, Inc.
Fruit Growers Express Company.
Grace Lines.
Potomac River Lines, Inc.
Premier Cab Association, Inc.
Seaboard Airlines Railroad Com.
pany.
Union Pacific Railroad Company.
United Fruit Steamship Company.
Veterans Cab Association.
Waterman Steamship Corporation.
Yellow Cab Company Of D. c., Inc.
UTILITIES.
Capital Transit Company.
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Company.
Potomac Electric Power Company.
Transradio Press Service, Inc.
Washington Gas Light Company.
Washington TRAFFIC Division.
Western Union Teiegr1ph Company.
WONEN's WEAR.
Earlebachef, Inc.
Esther Shop. ..
L. Frank Company.
Joseph r. harris Company.
Frank r. JelleH, Inc.
Lady Lee, Inc.
The Loeb Company.
Morton's, Inc.
M. Pasternak. i"
Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc.
Evening star., 1949-11-25

CONSTRUCTION JOBBERs.
Stewart Bainum Company.
Julius r. Becker.
Fred s. Gichner Iron Works, Inc.
Reynolds Metals Company, Inc.
CONSULTANTS AND
ACCOUNTANTS.
Anderson Reporting Company.
American District Telegraph Com
pany.
Arthur Anderson T. Company.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
Berman Goldman Levin Company
Bolton b Lucas.
Commercial Engineering Company
James A. Councillor d Company.
Wayne Kendrick 4 Company.
Lybrand. Ross Brothers 4 Mont
gomery.
Robert r. Nathan Associates, Inc
J. Henry Oehmann Company.
Stephenson, Fitzgerald b Dunlap
Inc.
Weldon d Carr.
Wells Organizations, Inc.
Wilberding Company, Inc.
The Wyatt Company.
CONTRACTORS.
w. H. Armstrong & Company.
Bechtel international Corporation
Biggs & Kirchner.
william Bernstein & Son.
w. Raymond Carpenter.
Frank M. Dorsey.
Howard p. Foley Company, Inc.
Gichner, Inc.
L. p. Haw & Son.
Heating, Piping & Air Cond. Cont
d. C. Assn, Inc.
Morris & Eagan Company, Inc.
Joseph F. NebeI Company.
Plymouth Electric Construction
Company, Inc.
Seal & Company.
Silverberg Electric Company.
w. r. & e. l.. Smith.
Standard Art Marble 4 Tile Com
pany.
Warfield b Sanford. Inc.
Wilmoth Paving Company.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
The Goldenberg Company.
Tie Hecht Company.
Ida's Department Store.
8. Kann Sons Company.
Harry Kaufman, Inc.
S. s. Kresge Company.
Lansburgh & Brother.
Sears Roebuck & Company.
Woodward q L0throp.
DRUG STORES AND TOBACCO
Capital Cigar d Tobacco Company
Inc.
George Cochran 4 Company, Inc.
Higger's Drugs, Inc.
Lafayette Drug Company.
G. b. Macke Corporation.
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.
Service Pharmacy.
Standard Cigar & Tobacco Company
Washington Tobacco Company.
EQUIPMENT, STORE,
OFFICE, ETC.
AIlis- Chalmers Manufacturing Com.
pany.
American Amplifier & Televisiol
Corp.
American-LaFrance Foamite Corp
II. Baum & Sons.
Globe -Wernicke Company.
IngersoIl Rand Company.
international Business Machines
Corp.
Marchant Calculating Machin,
Company.
National Cash Register Company
L. C. Smith h Corona Typewriters
Inc.
Standard Register Company.
Star Parking Plaza.
Western Electric Company, Inc.
FINANCE AND CREDIT
COMPANIES.
Commerce Investment Corp.
The Credit Bureau, Inc.
Eastern Acceptance Corp.
Federal Services Finance Corp.
General Credit, Inc.
General Motors Acceptance Corp.
Lincoln Service Corp.
Professional Business Services.
STATE Loan q Finance Cop.
FOOD STORES, CANDIES.
A. d r. Stores 4
Acme Markets, Inc.
Broad Branch Market.
Giant Food Shoping Center. Inc.
safeway Stores. Inc.
IK~axnA Nm
Evening star., 1949-11-25

ORGANIZATIONS,
TRADE AND OTHERS.
Natl. Assn. Of Motor Bus Operators.
National Coal Association.
National Cotton Council Of America.
National Highway Users
Conference, Inc.
National Retail Dry Goods
Association.
Paper Mill Wire Cloth
Manufacturer Association.
PRINTING AND PAPER.
Bait Bates 4 Company, Inc.
Lamb Seal 4 Stencil Company. Inc.
Murray 4 Holster.
Potomac Electrotype Company. Inc.
George A. simonds 4 Company.
Virginia Paper Company.
Advertising Incorporated ef ~
Warrington.
RADIO AND ADVERTISING.
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.
Henry J. Kaufman 4 Associates.
Harwood Martin Advertising
Agency.
National Transitads, Inc.
Arthur G. Newmyer b Associates.
WRC National Broadcasting
Company. Inc.
WTOP-The Washington Post
Station.
WWDC-Capital Broadcasting
Company.
REAL ESTATE.
Albemarie Investment Company.
American Realty Co., Inc.
]. McKenney Berry h Som.
Geosge Calvert Bowie.
L. Z. Breuninger 3 Sons, Inc.
Cafritz Construction Company.
Capital View Realty Company.
Colonial Investment Company.
Columbia Title Insurance Co. and
Real Estate Title Insurance
Company.
Cooley Bros.
Floyd E. Davis Company.
District Title Insurance Company.
John F. Donohoe & Sons.
Dreyfuss Bros, Realtors.
Drury Realty Corporation.
william J. Father, Jr., Inc.
Gelman Construction Company.
Randall II. Hagner & Company, Inc.
Hall Johnson Construction
Company, Inc.
Joseph II. Hines Company.
Hohenstein Bros.
Home Realty Company.
Chester r. Jones Agency.
Edward ii. Jones 4 Company, Inc.
Kelley 4 Branner.
Charles c. Koones q Company.
Marsteller, McCabe 4 Company,
Inc.
Robert L. McKeever Company.
r. Eliot Middleton.
w. C. & A. N. Miller Development.
Rogers 8. Moss.
Mt. Vernon Mortgage Corporation.
National Press Building
Corporation.
Penn Properties, Inc.
Phillips, Canby 4 Fuller, Inc.
Frank s. Phillips.
RiddelI Realty Company.
H. L. Rust Company.
SandoI, Inc.
b. F. Saul Company.
william ii. Saunders 4 Company,
Inc.
II. r. Schneider Corporation.
Shannon d Luchs Company.
Louis p. Shoemaker.
Fred A. Smith Resltor.
H. G. Smithy Company, Inc.
Standard Properties.
Steuart Bros, Inc.
Stones Mercantile Agency, Inc.
Waverly Taylor, Inc.
william M. Throckmorton.
Bert M. Tracy.
Trinity Real Estate 4 Investment
Company.
Waggaman 4 Bxswnsr Realty
Cooperation.
Walker b Dunlap, Ins.
Walsh, Inc.
Marshall J. Wapls Company.
Weaver Bros, Inc.
AUCT1ONEERS.
Evening star., 1949-11-25

Carnegie Illinois Steel Corporation
Harrison Bros, Inc.
Hechinger Company.
Howat Concrete Company, Ire.
Lamond Terra Gotta Works.
Maloney Concrete Company.
e. G. Schafer 4 Company, Inc.
Joseph Smith 4 Sons.
Smoot Sand & Gravel Corporation.
Super Concrete Cooperation.
George E. Walker, Inc.
West Bros. Brick Company.
Martin Wiegand, 1nc.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-26
Wednesday, January 26, 1949
OBITUARY

George Strachan was born
in Edinburgh, Scotland, Au-
gust 6, 1865, and departed this
life at his home at 2608 West
26th St., Zion, on Sunday, JAN
uary 16, 1949, at the age of
80 years, 5 months and 10
days.
Mr.. Strachan came to the
United States as a young man
and arrived in Zion in 1903
from DeMoss Springs, Oregon.
Following his marriage to the
former Margaret Jack, the
couple went to the state of
Washington where Mr.. Strach-
an became a wheat farmer.
In 1916 they returned to Zion
where Mr.. Strachan was en-
ployed in a real estate office.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-26

There he handled most of the
large out of town farm deals
where Zion families desired to
sell their holdings and move
to the City of Zion.
He was ordained a Deacon
in the Christian Catholic
Church July 21st, 1908.
In recent years, he has been
employed as a night Waterman
for Burgess, Anderson and
Tate, Inc.
Surviving to mourn his loss
besides his wife are two daugh-
tiers, Miss Esther Strachan and
Mrs. Hazel Moore, both of
Zion; and four grandchildren
and five great-grandchildren.
Also surviving is one brother,
William, of London, England.
Mr.. Strachan was preceded
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-26

in death by his first wife, An
ME Elizabeth, in DeMoss
Springs, Oregon, in 1902, and
also by three brothers, and two
sisters.
Funeral services were held
from the Congdon Funeral
Home on Tuesday afternoon,
January 10, 1949 at 200 PM.
Rev. Leland Skinner officiat-
ing and Rev. Theodore Mason
assisting. Burial was made in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-26
NEWS FROM HERE AND
THERE.

Albert H. Schoepp of 2816
Edna Blvd, has been appoint
ed by the state park depart
ment to succeed Silas F. Hen
bricks as custodian of the Illi-
nois Beach State Park Dunes
Park, to take effect as of Feb
ruary LIST.
Mr.. Will Collet of 2405 Eliza
beth Avenue states that his son
Arthur has reached the West
Coast after an uneventtul
home-trip skirting the snow
and water difficulties.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-26
w. C.. T. u.

w. G.. T. u.
The next monthly meeting
of the local w. C. T. u. will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Harry Mccormack on Febru-
arv 9Th. at 200 P. M.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-26


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Evening star., 1949-04-23
Bx shs A,secsotsd Press

DARTMOUTH. England, Apri
23.-An enraged. stone-throwini
crowd besieged Britain's top Com
munist. Harry Pollitt. in a build.
ing for hourse here early today.
He finally escaped unharmec
after the incident, which followed
the breaking up Of a political
meet where he had discussed the
shelling of four British ships by
Chinese Communists.
Pollitt waited till the CROWD
gave up and left. He then drove
away before daybreak through de-
serted streets.
A shower of stones and other
missiles had broken up an outdoor
gathering last night where Pollitt
general secretary of the British
Communist Party. attempted te
discuss the right Of British war
ships to be in the Yangtze River
when Chinese Reds shelled them
A man whose son was killed Oh
one of the warships figured prom
inently In the disorders. and in
vited Pollitt to hang himself.
Meeting Broken Up.
Stone throwers broke up the
meeting, burned the Communis,
banner which had flown from the
speaking platform, and followed
when the police removed Pollit'
to a refuge in the home Of Ernest
A. Hoffman, local Communist sec
retary.
Some voices in the crowd
shouted: We'll fight the Rus
slams"
Stones ratified against the
doors, while Pollitt remained In
hiding in Holtman's house fol
nearly five and a half hours. Fl.
nally, however, the crowd broke
up and drifted away.
Pollitt appeared unhurt as he
left the building. although q
squashy bunch of grapes had
struck him in the face at the
meeting place.
He drove away in the direction
Of Totnes, 10 miles northwest OF
here, where he has a date to speak
tonight. Police said they expected
he Would address that meeting
He also Is scheduled to speak to-
morrow night at Playmouth which
like this city, is a naval base
Dartmouth is the home Of the
Royal Naval College.
Speaker Handed Rope.
The trouble started when Pollitt
halted his speech at a river-front
meeting and asked If any one had
questions. Things started to fly
at him when he said he would like
to TASK the same question as many
of you are asking"-what was the
British sloop Amethyst doing In
the Yangtze when she was shelled
A man stepped forward. handed
Pollitt a rope and q note which
read:
Judas Iscariot was presented
with one of these and used 1t.
invite you to do likewise" The
man identified himself as c. F.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Angry Britons Chase Top Red
After 7 ak, Besiege Him S Hours

Akhurst. father OF Petty Off,ces
John c. Aknurst. who Was killed
aboard the destroyer Consort by
Chinese gunfire.
Members of the crowd shouted
that Pollitt's name should be Poi
littsky" and invited him TO take
a slow boat TO China and Go back
to Russia" Missiles hailed at
him and fist fights broke out.
Several hundred persons. the
police said. trailed MIN 10 the
refuge to which he was taken and
there shouted Come out. Harry
as they pounded on the doors and
pelted rocks at the building.
Wen wait all night II neces-
sary." some shouted. But none
did. the DARK street was empty
when he finally left the build lng.
got into an automobile and drove
away.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Retail Price Cut Has Brought
Buying Boom. Russians Say
D. ss.s AaAs<sesse prsas

MOSCOW. April 33-Tass. the
Soviet news agency. reported to
day the recently announced one
third cut in prices Of consumer
goods IN Russia has started .
buying boom.
Without giving .Speci1e figures
IL said Russians bought FIVE times
as many bicycles last month as
in February. four times rs many
watches. three times as many mo-
torcycles and twice as many radio
sets. Hosiery purchases inereased
63 per cent. clothing 81 per cent,
meat q per cent and sugar 7 per
cent. the dispatch added.
TaSs said RuSsia's gross indus
trial output in the ftrst three
months OF the year was % per
Evening star., 1949-04-23

cent SreRie- than IN Ire eoEr
parable mon ths n ,s$s. and TN
ntns xltEhtiy above the PLANNED
schedule. II said steel pgcoslc saeTs
vas up - per cent coal - peg
cent oil 10 per cent. AUTOMOBILES
10 per cent. clocks and watches
l4s per cent, threSlaerx 25s ywg
cent
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Viroinio Formers Advised
On Fence Posts Cuts,nq
D. s@s Asssz @s~x ss~ss

RiACkSBuRd '. Aprsl - ----
Farmers cutting I@EHoxg sSF :eEee
p~as3S aF:e s<ty .srd YESTERDAY they
should have Il cut pe~aee aac
rcnslc<3 10 DIV ey Man
J " @ Bggns, EifEsnas Tech
foseS'rt Md sfe posts taen w1!l
ns ready tog treatment with . pre-
ssgs Ai4te by Scpteno~g ] Ne
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Asx,l.cry Pleas Ssrv,es

Tn~ Armenian Pvesessesas Ia
csss A4xaaAayy ali Alters q Hn~-
etal enarwA @Tvses at : 10 "a
,Sssscxrvw In tha wassarxsrm
Asagsats PRESBYTERIAN Casa-xA s4a
kaleRamA read NV TAs Rev.
ps1nans kalGayan seesetarw ~ sAs
Aruenaan N4aAAoaary se~sts Wee
Yexa CITY. vii e@eats
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Reds Field Smallest

Crosley Field in Cincinnati has
the smallest seating capacity in
the National League. with 10000
seats. Ebbets Field in Brooklyn
has 32.1ll seats.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Bio eosket Scorers

Jim Slaughter and Henry Ma
tin paced South cRroliras oaSkei
ball team In scoring with SIS 4nc
33s points. respec lively. Slaagh-
ter is . six-ntne sophomore
Evening star., 1949-04-23

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Laurel outlook., 1949-02-16
By BOB ~STURTEVANT

A New York efficiency *
pert claims wives don't know
their jobs. He says the home
engineer would be fired quick
as a hiccup if she were work
ing on a straight salary.
There's a lad who leads with
his mouth. Ever since the
first cave man criticized the
way his cave lady busted the
cobblestone floor men have
cast a microscopic and criti-
cal eye on milady's house
keeping routines. And the
distaff side has responded as
quickly as a pull on a bell
rope. So the efficiency ex-
pert's diagnosis is nothing
new. Obviously he isn't a
married man, or he might
have hesitated before needing
20,000.000 housewives.
Little Rock police caught a
youth who broke into a car
and stole a magazine called
"Crime Does Not Pay" Now
it looks as though he'll have
time to read it. If you're
reading this we'd like to in
vite YOU over to the COAST
TO COAST STORES, 108 E.
1st Street, for a peek at our
fine line of Coast to Coast
products. You'll like what
you see and the prices. Phone
472.
Laurel outlook., 1949-02-16
Boy Has II Years to Pay
Fine for Smashing Window

BURY. ENGLAND. - Four-year.
old Stephen Jones has II years to
say up three dollars to pay a
judgment.
The obligatic grew out of an
incident involving a stone about the
size Of a peach and the glass frame
Of a greenhouse. The county court
held Stephen and the stone were
responsible for a smashed pane Of
glass.
Then the law took a curious
twist. The action, it was held, was
against Stephen, not his father. And
the judgment was against Stephen.
But d judgment cannot be collected
from a legal infant, so the green
house man has to wait until the boy
il 81 before he can collect.
Laurel outlook., 1949-02-16
PARK CITY SECTION

I Linda kellogg, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley kellogg, was able
to return to her home the first
OF the week from a Billings hos
pital where she was taken the
week before with pneumonia.
Mother, Mrs. kellogg, who has
been in the hospital for several
weeks is further recovering from
her illness at her mothers home
in Huntley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guerdon Eastlick
and son of Rockville were guests
TUESDAY of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Mckenzie.
Mrs. S. B. Flood and son
Tommy Lee of Billings came
Wednesday and remained over
the week end with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M. l..
Dunsworth.
Mrs. Kinsey Maxfield of Bill
lings, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harding, is recovering from
an illness in a Billings hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Eastlick
of Billings spent the week end
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Eastlick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Jacobson
and two children and her father,
Roy Aasen of Aneta, N. D., YER
guests last Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Olson of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd French
and family of Billings spent the
week end at the William Lierow
home.
Laurel outlook., 1949-02-16
Highway Signs

An octagonal, or eight-sided sign
means STOP-you're approaching
a stop street, a trunk line junction,
or perhaps a dangerous corner. A
round sign indicates there is a
railroad crossing ahead. A diamond
shaped sign means that you should
slow down - Immediately ahead
may be a dangerous curve or hill.
a narrow bridge, end Of pavement,
bad road, etc.
Laurel outlook., 1949-02-16
Joseph Henry

Joseph Henry Q797-1878). Amer
ican physicist, constructed the first
electromagnetic motor, the fore
runner of all electric motors. He
helped organize the U. S. weather
bureau and was the first secretary
of the Smithsonian institution.
Laurel outlook., 1949-02-16
Anti-LOcuSt

Locust swarms, which destroy
billions of dollars worth of crops,
can now be attacked from the
ground with special machines be-
i'm built in Britain. Anti-locust
chemicals are also being sprayed
like rain from low-flying aircraft.
Laurel outlook., 1949-02-16
X-ray Measures Steel

Thickness of red hot steel as it
leaves a rolling mills finishing
stands now can be determined ac-
curately and speedily by electronic
X-ray without touching the metal
Until recently the measurement
was made by hand, after the steel
had cooled from at least 1,400 de-
grees to a point where a microm-
eter could be held against the
metal.
Laurel outlook., 1949-02-16
Electric Fences

Electric fences are preventing
railroad wrecks by rock falls. In
stalled along bluffs or in other
danger zones, they automatically
set block signals in stop position
when a fence is broken by a rock
fall.
Laurel outlook., 1949-02-16
Enriched Corn Meal

Important health-protecting vita
minis and minerals added to en-
riched corn meal are calcium, iron,
thiamin. known as vitamin B1, ribo-
flavin. and niacin.