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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06
HEALTH NOTES

It is because cancer of the stom-
ach gives few, if any, evidences or
symptoms that it is not always rec
ognized in time to be treated to save
the patients life. It Is hoped that it
will soon be possible to detect early
cancer Of the stomach by examining
cells obtained from a smear Of the
uterus, kidney, bladder and from
bronchial tubes, so that beneficial
treatment may be commenced.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06

1t is. only too true that where
there is lack of enough food there is
always a parallel lack of, the pro-
teins - meat, eggs, fish - and un-
fortunately in most cases a greater
lack or shortage of proteins in pro-
portion to the lack of other foods.
Thus, the shortage Of rice and tapi-
oca containing but a small percent
age Of proteins is less than the
foods rich in proteins.
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Connie and Lonnie and Mack
,SPORTLIGHT
BY GRANTLAND RICE

CEVENTY-FOUR years ago kid
~ Of 10 saw Aristides win the
first Kentucky Derby. His name
is Matt VIM, now nearly 88 years
old.
Seventy years ago, another kid
showed up in one of the minor
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06

Answer: Definitely, writes DR.. Sid
ney Tarachow of New York in the
Psychiatric Quarterly. He main
tains that there is a whole syn
drome" Ia pattern of symptoms)
which results when inhibitions pre-
vent our releasing inner tension by
expressing strong emotions such as
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06

love or anger. The "syndrome of
inhibition" includes fatigue, mi
graine headaches, lowered immuni-
ty to infection, an exaggerated inn
pulse to cough, sleepiness, constipa-
ton, itching and hives, and several
other ills for which no adequate
cause had been discovered.
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Flavor Game

Because orange sauces greatly
enhance the flavor of wild game, it
II good idea to use orange juice
instead of water during the cook
ing.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06

eastern pail parks,
possibly Pittsfield,
a S a lean, ! a n k
scrawny catcher.
His name is Connie
Mack, now SO years
old.
Also S o m e 70
years ago a high
school kid did some
pitching and play
ing end before he
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06
FIavors Apple

Put a few raisins in the mixture
Of cinnamon and sugar used to
sweeten baked apples. It adds a
delicious flavor and also helps re-
duce the amount of sugar needed.
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Oldest Industry

Weaving is an industry older
than man, since it was practiced by
spiders, caterpillars and birds be-
fore the advent of the human race.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06
Subtle Scent

Sachet powder can be tucket I'M
der chair cushions, sewn into the
folds of draperies and bedspreads
to give a subtle scent.
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This one to be sold by May LIST. Idaho
full 2-story building. 44x66-ft. Bottom
floor finished in knotty cedar. Dance
floor. dining room, cocktail bar, large
fireplace. 2nd story has s spacious
rooms and Groom apartment. 0 cottages,
1000-ft. lakeshore property new boats.
Only liquor by drink license in area Of
1000 population. so minutes drive from
Spokane. Now is time to get set for good
season. Swell deal to party who can
devote full time. SIS. 900 down, consider
part trade. Phone 2460.
Holman Spirit Lake, Idaho
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For Sale: Registered Collie puppies. months
old, sable and white. also tri-color.
s25 and up.
RUIZ BROWN Dixon, Montana
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FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.

One John Deere G disc plow, Model "a n.w
type Timken bearings. Good condition.
Phone 075-R-5
PAUL kLEFFNER, East Helena Montana
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DOGS. CATS, PETS. ETC

Collie puppies, white and sable. WORKING
and show stock
ERvING LIPKE TIger Mor,,,.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06
By DON MOORE

GIENDflo ONES GARMENTS 70
SHOW RAGE. HUMILIATION. AND
DESPAIR IS COMMON 70 EteNIY
M Tue BIBLE. VET
THERE APPEARS 10 BE NO
EXPLANATION 70 THIS STRANGE
EVIDENCE OF PASSION.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

A less arduous way Of reaching
Haiti's famed Citadel ts In the
making.
Since King Henry Christopher's
eighth wonder Of the world" has
been exploited for tourists. they
have reached the fortress atop
Mount Laferriere astride sure
footed ponies-or by parachute.
The pony climb of more than two
hours Is rugged enough. at least
for some. Those tourists who
have to take into consideration
advancing age or none-too- good
health have been reluctant to un-
dertake the adventurous trail.
But now q road is being built.
All whose hearts measure up to
riding in a jeep over the torturous
path will be able OF visit this
tourist must"
The sturdy little Haitian ponies
still will be available for the
characteristic A. mile journey.
This four footed method of reach
ing the top will remain q favorite
with tourists, Haitian tourist Of
ficials feel. But there VIII be no
luxurious limousines for those
visitors who are sticklers for COM
fort. The angle Of ascent In many
places of the trail. now being
widened into q road. Is such that
only q jeep can negotiate 1t.
Even while the construction is
under way. the ponies are Juggling
their humankind to the 5000
foot elevation. Jeep rides will be
available by the time Haiti's BIZ
centennial Is opened next Decem-
ber, If the work timetable Is main
tanned.
AS for the Citadel, which thous-
ands of men managed to complete
in the years between 1904 and
1920. sackloads of post cards have
attempted to describe it. Best
thumbnail description we have
heard Is that Of @ tourist who flew
over 1t. He took one Of the sight
seeing plane flights and wrote
friends: "It looks like q giant
typewriter resting In a grass field. F"
y y
More Rooms In williamsburg
Additional overnight accommoda
tions have been made available for
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Travellers Notebook
Jeeps to Carry Tourists to Haiti's Cita
BY Jacques rutrells. Jr.
The Sfas's Irsvsi Editor

visitors to virginia's Colonial VIII
liamsburg. These new facilities.
which include an air-conditioned
annex to the Lodge and two de
luxe motor courts. have raised TO
800 the number Of tourists who
can be accommodated comfortably
In the city each night.
Latest word from the restored
capital of the Virginia colony. now
celebrating its 250th anniversary.
is that while advance reservations
are advisable. rooms ordinarily can
be obtained on short notice. A CO.
operative method has been worked
out to offer this assurance. All
requests for accommodations that
cannot be filled at the Inn or the
Lodge are referred to the Chamber
of Commerce. The chambers res
Continued on Page Bio. Col. a.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

OCEAN CITI, Ns d
cT EETWn0n 6th wesley Avenues,
LEE WVVU Ocean City New jersey.
most with private baths. Write for
booklet and rates. Owner manasement.
OTYnr y ANfSJEC-N W
Evening star., 1949-05-08

DUDE RANCHES--N.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

More Rooms I'm williamsburg
Additional overnight accommoda-
tions have been made available for
Evening star., 1949-05-08

Continued on Page Bio. Col. q
Evening star., 1949-03-06
A Short Story

"A
UAT speck of isolated land the restless blue had
Il strategic Importance the hurricane of Pacific
swept past it, leaving unscathed But argescale chart
of those is still called Lancard Island 1t proper
that should be- Charlie Lanchard found it. Long before the
He put light the southern cape for the guidance
of mariners aoat night He believes with
such luck his ought to tend lamp magne Lanchards
Light oil wick in tumbled hut under coconut palms
where the monsoon makes rustlng sound
His Natalie is with him his island So Ludee Duran,
the virgin of Btang and Ludees lover Tomin And is
the little sailing cutter wedged rottng the sand where the
children played at pirates with the Malayan shark shead
mark of tabu weather faded bows Today if you
early riser making hoeward passage in the liner Saov'ga
of Singapore, you that much for yourself The
Sarovtnga makes Lanchards Light toward dawn the first
mates watch She doesn't STOP They overheard water
tight tin with Charles mail and two months supply of
Dutch cheroots. That's all he wants.
lHE four brown of Tomni and Ludee bring Charlie
Lanchard out to pick his comfort their paddles
striking fire from the sleeping bueeen You've got to
catch that sight the Jump the S01or'ga going at twenty
four knots If put binoculars on his etty inside the
still lagoon you catch glimpse of his Natalie She
stands there awaiting Charles return watching the big white
ship 90 BY garments nodded to her body by
the weight the island really hers 1t was Natalie
who performed the act of faith It's really to her the Saro
rngas master pulls the whistle lanyard down three times
before the bursting sunrise blinds the eyes and Charles
solemn
running SWELL
The chief officer always gets annoyed He was such
damn superior gent" Mr.. Gresham gowls Even when he
bummng the beach with hole in his half fathom
wide
Mr. Gresham that in those distant days before the
better lost better ships than Captain Lanchad did,
though maybe not the famous China Mail But Charlie be-
eved the nobility and the mystery OF that's
what he lost the reefs of Maacca Strait not the barqe
Pluarch ALL That's what sent him banging around the
beaches known poor China Mail Charlie in all the ports
of the Eastern Seas.
But wherever you found him. wandering the dock-heads
with his crooked SMILE you to find his Natalie She
used walk proudly the court of the Europe Hotel in
her last years mended dress. making believe she belonged
when everyone knew she didn't Poor China Mail Charlie
Got splash of red ink his masters ticket that spread to
his soul before he could blot up Might have happened to
anyone Big John Blaine the redheaded skipper of the Raven
brig famous in her day. put it neatly as any
Chaes got the notion he isn't fit to command Well who
the hell s Id like know? Red Jack Blaine could laugh
Evening star., 1949-03-06

cold tempest of laugh in those days. But that of
hs Wasting her time him. Gorgeous package of goods
Natalier'
Red Jack was abrupt and fortnight He knew what he
wanted And he did his best to get her when China Mail
Charlie wound up Btangi with his Natalie and his sailing
cutter water for Baupors chandery Good enough
job for hacaste maybe. but not for master mariner in
sail and steam.
TA1s what the ladies of Biltangi thought too the
planters wives Natalie tried pay the calls of
They had chattering good time scornuly watching her
stroll away from each closed door where the mistress wasn't
at home along the neat road of the planters quarter But
she held her head high under the of bead trees
way back Lanchards poor hut the beach, Did she
imagine China Mail Charles wife could take tea with
Them? That's what Jack Blaine asked her.
Why Captain Blaine she murmued tossing her sbapely
head Il cared for anyhow I'm from the States
you know.
Red Blaine snorted 1t was the of the changing
They the beach of the native village wait
for the ancient of tabu to start when darkness
grew complete Out in the middle of the lagoon the Malays
chanting their pras crcng the big float where Raah
Tuang sat- 1t eerie sight The smoky flares of pitch
torches sent tunnels of yellow light the water sliced
and then by the triangular fin of a sacred shark.
From the States?' said Red Jack Blaine to Natalie You
should have stayed there"
"Oh, couldn't Not with Charlie in trouble out
Spore as heard he'd lost his ship the reef
"You came out here to marry him after he
Not exactly Nndrle ana USED 10 Oe SCnOO-kQ sweet
hearts But when he grew up well he engaged to my
sister He forgot all about Paula lovely She thought
it would be terribly romantic to be the wife of skipper the
China Mail But when Charlie had his trouble - Natalie
gave gurgling little laugh - well, she mar
ried Captain Bingham instead. knew what
would happen to Charlie when he heard So
came to him right away"
Big Jack Blaine gasped And you
married him nstead! -
''YE Es," she agreed with the utmost smpic-
ity. Il thought could help him. I'd spent zsssSse
most of my money the passage meant ..lass
to get work in Singapore But couldn't. So
we we're married. Charlie insisted To pro-
sss';, tsst me. Charlie was always like that Cen
"Generous!' Jack Blaine just stared at her. -
you get out of this Natalie Quick know 20
the Islands l know what happens here. -
Charles the rocks, not the beach, Next -.
thing you know he'll tange with the brown
I've seen it before. He can do you
good Now me, -" tn
Evening star., 1949-03-06

You're talking silly love him very much He's fine"
That really abbergasted Red Jack Blaine. Hardheaded
young master of famous Eastern trading brig. when he
closed his fists thing he knew what for and why She
gorgeous package of goods and he wanted her if she'd chuck
her China Mail Charlie.
Under the brilliant southern she told him quietly
you please that she to Lanchad because he
lee shore and her sister Tilted him. Not asking whether
he wanted her not She thought she could help him. that's
ALL
Just then the weird Malay chanting ceased and Blaine said
nothing Oshore the drums the Rajahs float began
throb Softly at first. 1t sweled rapidly 1t became
gsh of savage sound filing the ropic night rocking back
and forth from the junged hills, washing out the
Under the tprchght the medicine appeared his cloak
and headd of paradise skins brilliant in the smoky
flares, young pig in his At his appearance the drums
exploded The in the paus caught up the anguished
chant In that eere light the triangular fins of the sacred
sharks could be with fantastic clarity. their big gray
shapes sheng out of pools of black water into light and out
of sight again
MY God It's true" That was Charlie Lanchard. He
had up unnoticed, his white helmet askew Look
there They"
The chanting rose to crescendo Between four torch bearers
the virgin Btang showed herself the mark of the sharks
head on her brow Ludee Duran stood slim and young
that distant float She stared straight ahead bndy, while
the drums and the primal voices throbbed to their pagan gods
Suddenly the medicine mans iss flashed Sitting the pigs
throat letting the blood drop to the Natalie buried her
face in her hands, but she heard the shng in the water
the sacred sharks rushing for the sacrifice.
1T can't be true Charlie Lanchard beside himself
Il can't stand here watching while"
SYou take it easy Jack Blaine growled On the sacred
day. the girl herself will be full of herb drugs No white has
the final ritual They all into the hills When they
back they make believe happened That's the
white mans virtue Lanchard What he doesn't like he makes
believe does not exist"
you don't they actually" Charlie spun around
his eyes wild ''Horrible!" he cried How you"
Horrible? They sacrifice virgin year when the
turns 1t keeps the sacred sharks appeased and the
fishing good" Red Blaine laughed his tempest of laugh
Then they're clean for solid year. Only life lost and
few young pigs That's better than the white mems wars
Lanchard stared at him. Il won't allow it,! he cried
Continued on page Is
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-24

Leave us, therefore," as the late
One-Eyed Connolly might say
"take squirt at the Treasurer's
report" Mr.. Willis P. Thompson,
who handled the currency and coin
connected with the benefit series,
filed final report with the Board
of Directors on September 23rd,
which offers some interesting dope
on receipts and disbursements.
Total gate receipts amounted to
$2,875.13, and the refreshment
concession netted $182.1S, for a
gross intake of $3,057.S1. Deduc-
ton of total disbursements to the
tune of $956.81, leaves a remainder
of $2,1OO.50, which was turned over
to the Agricultural Center.
Now just in case you are curious,
and most people are when money is
involved, the disbursements made
by Mr.. Thompson are listed below:
Internal Revenue Federal
Admission TAXI a.. $490.l3
Services Of professional
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-24

Mr.. Post succeeded Mayor John
C. Post of Takoma Park. The two
mayors are friends of long stand
ing, but are not related.
This years meeting turned into
a sound board for advocates of
more home rule by Maryland's
municipalities when the theme was
stressed by speaker after speaker.
Chairman Richard w. Case of
the States tax survey commission
er, the last speaker on the program,
urged serious consideration of a
State policy to allow the cities and
counties to raise their own tax
money and to pay their own bills.
He would restrict this 'home rule"
however, by permitting the subdivi-
sions to apply taxes on local activi-
ties only.
The main advantage of his pro-
posal, he said, would be to "allow
the municipalities to increase their
revenues without resort to further
State aid"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-24
Member OfOld
Maryland Family
Dies At Pa. Home

Augustus fancy, a member of an
old Maryland family, and for many
years owner of Edgewood, near
Gaithersburg, died recently at the
home of a daughter near Norris
town, Pa, according to word re-
ceived by friends here. In his
youth, Mr.. fancy married Miss
Hattie Martin of South Carolina
and moved with her to Pennsyl-
vania, where he made his home,
They had four children, two sons
and two daughters. One son died
in infancy and the other, who was
an aviator in the World War, was
killed in action, Both daughters
survive. Is
Mr.. Taney's father was Joseph
Augustus fancy, who was clerk
of the Court in Rockville for thirty
or more years during the latter
part of the 10Th century. The
family home Edgewood was on land
bordering partly on Seneca Creek
and extending to about mile from
Chopper. This estate was owned
originally by a Major Godshall
Douglas. Mr.. fancy sold the pro-
perty in recent years to Mrs. Emma
Strider, who gave thirty-five acres
of the land to the Izaak Walton
League and 240 acres to the Mary
land Game and Inland Fish Com
mission.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-24
Cancer Workshop
To Be Held Here
Saturday, Dec. 3

Invitations have been issued to
representatives of various county
organizations to attend a Cancer
Workshop, sponsored by the Mont
gomery County Federation of
Women's Club, to be held in the
Home Demonstration Office, Old
House, Rockville, on Saturday, De-
cember 3.
The program will begin at 10:30.
During the morning session two
films will be shown and talks will
be given by DR.. v. L. Ellicott,
County Health Officer and DR..
Ross Cameron.
Luncheon will be sold, the pro-
ceeds to be used to purchase ma
terials for dressings.
The afternoon session will in
clude the following speakers: Mrs.
Paul Holland, Mrs. Jack Beachley
DR.. Jacob Byrd, County Medical
Society; Mrs. Ruth Rohkar, health
department director Cancer Con-
troll program; DR.. Howard w,
Jones Medical Division American
Cancer Society; Mrs. Fred Alex
ander, regional director; Helen M.
Rogers, R.N. Nursing consultant OF
Washington; Stella Randolph, di-
rector DC. Health Education.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-24
Thanksgiving Day-1949
BY the President of the United States
A PROCLAMATION

In accordance with cherished CUSTOM
abors for this autumna
of thanks to the Divine Giver of bounty
We grateful for the plentiful harvests Of fields
for the abundance of goods produced by industries for the
multitude of spiritual blessings which enrich lives.
We thankful that enable to the
peoples of other countries the furherance
being and security.
We deeply appreciate the strength of democratic
buttons and the preservation of those ideals liberty justice
which form the basis of national stability peace
The times demand than the provide
There should be in the hearts of all good
ton that the Psam said There king saved
multitude of host mighty is delivered by much
strength Humby grateful for these beneactions add
to of thanksgiving for divine guidance the
leaders of nation and the leaders Of all
efforts to promote peace and freedom for all men,
Now, therefore, l. Harry s. Truman President United
States OF America having mind the Joint Reso
luton Of December 194 which made fourth Thursday in
November legal holiday do hereby proclaim Thursday Novem
Der a. 1949, Thanksgiving Day, and urge citizens to
observe the day Let appointed
in homes and in accustomed places worship give
thanks to Almighty God the blessings which gnazed
lot nation, and let ask for the gift
striving for better world.
In witness whereof heeuno by hand and caused
the seal Of the United States to be affixed
Done at the City Washington this tenth day
Der in the Lord nineteen hundred and
Of the independence United States of America
hundred and seventy: fourth.
HARRY s. TRUMAN
By the President:
JAMES E. WEBB, Acting Secretary Of State
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-24

The Rockville business sec
ton and all entrances to the
town will be lighted again this
year into Christmas Lane"
The lighting will be under the
general supervision of Ed
Hit, and B. z. LORI has been
awarded the contract for this
work.
The December in Rockville plan
is in charge of Frank Williams
and Morris Stern, chairman and
co-chairman, respectively. Other
members of this committee are:
Irene Painter, AL Lazor, George
Kephart, Clifton Veirs, T. John
son, Bill Daniels, Sam Waldstein,
B. z. LORI, Jack Wisner, Warren
Milor, Louis M. Leimbach, Hanson
Watkins, Elizabeth Talon and
Woodrow Adams. Financial ar
rangements will be handled by a
committee headed by Hubert
Bridgewater and George Darby.
December in Rockville will 20
into full swing on Thursday, De-
cember when participating bust
ness houses start sale of their
specials and begin handing out cou-
pons with all sales. The specials
are designed to offer Opportunity
shopping days throughout the
month. The coupons will give shop-
pers an opportunity to share In the
prizes to be distributed on Decem-
Der % when Santa Claus, belated
by his many other duties, win ar
rive.
Christmas Lane will be extended
bit this year--beyond the inter-
section of Washington Street and
Montgomery Avenue to Buds
Store; and down Washington to
Rockmont Motor Co., thus afford
ing a more pleasing entrance to the
town from all approaches. On the
East the lights will extend to the
intersection of viers Mill Road and
Rockville Pike at Reed Brothers
Garage. Commerce Lane will be
lighted as far east as Fayette
Street, as it was last year.
Plans are being made to light the
3O-foot evergreen on the Court
house lawn and the entrance to the
Courthouse as was done last year.