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The Valley settler., 1949-07-15
Nl2 C MRS TRYCK HONOEEO

Mr. and Mrs. William Tryck woro re- contly honorod at the homo of MT. and Mrs. Henry Hanson when their many friends gathered to wish them Wcll. Clever and enjoyable gamos wore played. Tho highligh or the evening was the Nook "odding, dono in the true hilly-billy style- shotgun and baro foot included.
 t-ftor tho numerous attractive gifts Woro opened by the newly married couple, cake and coffoo Wero served. Hosts and hostossos Woro: MT. and Mrs. Henry Hanson and MT. and Hrs. Harold Dinkol.
 Yrs. Fryck is tho former Flo 4.lice Dinkel who has been active in All Club work and who is also a graduate of tho |asilla High School, Glass of '49.
 Mir. Tryck is a son of MT. Oscar Tryc] of "asilla.
 Hftor honeymoon in tho vicinity of Fairbanks tho happy couple arc mak- ing their homo in anchorage, whoro MT. Tryck is employed by tho tlaska Road Commission.
The Valley settler., 1949-07-15

WHAT IS A CRGQ44T$ T$UN+YRsN? 5 /. CREDIT UNION is an 2 ,25 organization in which {; "A3@ / each member has but onoEE. IRfqHx xFsA iFSSa>A vote regardless of tho /Urt oH-S--~4<A number of shares ho (1-%xI ?l1 may hold. It is es NL%9A important e,s tho vision C:<<@% of thc people who Urgan-A <z-N izo iJ. It may b0 a means of saving money or ( moans of making loans at low rGtos. It is organized for a partlc Ilar group of people such as- peoplo working together for tho same employer; people who arc morbor5 of tho Ge1no church, labor union, @ra- tornal ordor; or people who 1.-Two in thu s>lno small community. Eomborship is opon to anyono in the group, TO- gard1css of raco, color or creed. The Credit Union is used by it's mom- bors to accumulate their savings and to m2ko loans to each other from thoir savingso 4 board of directors is elected from among the membor to control tho policio os of tho credit union. A Treasurer is appointed by tho Board to take caro of tho busi- moss details. 4 credit conmi ttoo elected by tho members passes on ap- icotionsfor loans. Each year the members review tho business of the crudit union and voto on policies. Tho financial soundnoss of the Crodi' Union is safeguarded in several ways by incorporation under state or fod- oral law, by Q suporvi sorry comli toe which Cont on pp.
, 1949-11-07
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT

!, ., c. Canegata, Executor Of the above entitled estate, in
accordance with an order issued out of this Court dated
October "a, l949, do hereby give notice to all interested per-
sons that they are requested to appear at he Court House
OF said Court on the 5th day of December, 1949, at 1000 a. m. to
file any objections if any they have at the hearing on the final
account of said Estate.
First publication Of this notice made this 7h day of Nov
ember, 1949
B. H. LEADE {. CANEGATAI
Attorney Executor
, 1949-11-07
LOOK and LEARN
by "A. c. Gordon

|. By what name is the British
financial minister known?
2. Is a sponge an animal, min
eral or vegetable?
3. In what novel by Dickens
does THE Artful Dodger" appear?
4. What is the name. of the
wicker basket carried by fisher
men?
S. What NEUROLOGICAL charac-
ter's body was invulnerable ex-
cept for the heel?
ANSWERS on back page)
, 1949-11-07

PARENTS. GUARDIANS &
CITIZENS

You are cordially invited to
visit The Christiansted High
School, during National Edu-
cation Week, November 9th,
to 18th, in order to know your
School and become better
acquainted with its many pro-
blems.
THE u
, 1949-11-07
ADVERTISE NOW
IT REALLY PAYS
T TO CREDITORS

Jerome Leo Hazelhurst, having been appointed Executor
of the above-entiHed estate, does hereby give notice to all
creditors and all other persons having claims against the said
estate to present such claims with proper vouchers within
six () months from the date hereof. Persons indebted to the
said estate are likewise requested to make payment within
the said time to the Executor or his attorney.
Dated: November I, 1949
Almeric L. Christian. -. :. Jerome Leo Hazelhurst
Attorney Executor
Evening star., 1949-04-04
First Ammoniated Tooth Powder
Amm-i-dent Helps Prevent Cavities
Nep Hope for Children and adults

You've heard about from dentists friends You've read
about II In and newspapers Now it's here ready
for your home after three OF clinical test
nga tooth powder that actually helps prevent formation
of new cavities In human teeth,
Amm.ident the first Of the ammonated tooth powders
holds promise of fewer cavities less tooth decay That's the
thrilling news that with the Of this
entirely new and revolutionary dentifree.
Frst AntiDecay' Dentifrce
Up now clean and brighten teeth but
effective andeesy ingredient Now for the arss tina
them their regular daily cleaning Fcs
antdeesy ingredients vet std Iced
toothpdsts ponder!
Astonishing Repor, In Reader's Dige..
No agaxnes newspapers have written of In
about smmonted dsnufhoss Readers
Digest Better and other and
9oafewer eavinss es decay for the
men, and children in America.
teeth the mirror Count the hngs How much psn
and had been dsoov
cred you ehd How much you children
starting them ANN. dent to-day?
Yes for adults children alike regular daily f Ammdsn
cavities promote healthier teeth
Everyone will love miny Amm dent cleans
teeth TO cleaning brightness ana
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Annn.i-t1ent
No "Cure.AH"

No claims are made that
Amm-i-den, IL = cure all.
II cannot help cavities that
are already formed. Nor in
using IL are you guRran-
teed never TO have Afy cav.
tiles again. But from all the
evidence, the proper use Of
Amm-i-den Ia a simple and
effective way 10 help pre-
vent formation Of new cav.
ities.
The makers Of Arm.i-
dent also wish ta stress
that no den,,friee can take
the place Of the dentist.
Consult him twice = year.
He 10 your best safeguard
in preserving your mouth
health.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Readers Digest" Reveals How You and Your
Family May Now Reduce Tooth Decay
Time. Newsweek nllAbout
Discovery of Amm.i.deni.

The nations press heralded the
arrival of Amm-i dent with rare
enthusiasm! Pages upon pages
were devoted to telling the Ameri-
can public how Amm-i-dent was
discovered and what it does to help
prevent decay. Readers Digest,
Time, Newsweek, Better Homes
and Gardens. Parents Magazine
devoted plentiful space to ammo
mated tooth powder.
"A revolutionary new way To
prevent tooth decay promises
to make history" said Readers
Digest, in its article on ammoniA
ated. tooth powders. Time and
Newsweek tell how Amm-i-dent
may improve Americas dental
health by reducing tooth decay.
Parents Magazine awarded its
Tested and Commended" Seal To
Amm-i-dent, after reviewing the
scientific research.
With such national acceptance,
there is surely no reason 10 delay.
Buy Amm-i-dent Tooth Powder.
for your whole family, today!
Evening star., 1949-04-04

For years, dental scientists have
searched for the answer to tooth
decay. The following facts are the
resultHof painstakingT research by
some of the top scientific minds in
the dental profession
First-a definite association was
found between tooth decay and the
presence of large numbers of GER
tain acid-producing microbe-Lac-
tobacillus acidophilus.
In mouths where these microbes
were plentiful, cavities were usu-
ally frequent. Where the microbe
count was low, cavities were gen.
orally rare or even non-existent.
Obviously, the problem was to
provide artifcially for the average
mouth, the bacteria-fighting ingre-
dients which Nature seems to pro-
vide in the mouths of the fortunate
few who are cavity free.
Amm-i-dent does that! Exhaus-
tive tests have shown that regu-
lar daily use of Amm-i-dent has
brought about astonishing reduc-
tions in the numbers of Lactoba-
cillus acidophilus. This is accom-
plished by two active, anti-decay
ingredients.
One is Dibasic Ammonium Phos-
phate. The other is Carbamide
(synthetic urea).
Neither of these two all-impor-
tant ingredients is present in any
leading tooth powder or tooth
paste generally used in American
homes.
Dentists Praise Amm.i.dent
One dentist says: "Since the Fall
of 1947, by using Amm-i-dent
daily, l have brought down my
Lactobacillus acidophilus count
from over 100000 per &C. to only
10000 per &C."
This comment iS tyniral of MANY
Evening star., 1949-04-04

You, like every mother and father
in America, want your children to
grow up with strong, healthy teeth
land a bright smile free from cav
ities or filings.
Up to now, the dentifriee your
children used could help little to
prevent cavities! Think Of what
pain and grief tooth. decay has
Evening star., 1949-04-04
What About FIvorine?

A question often asked by people
first hearing about Amm-i-dent is,
"Does it contain fiuorine?"
Amm-i-dent does not contain
fuorine. Fluorine has shown prom
ising results in reducing cavities,
particularly in children and ado
lescents. However, as too much
fluorine can cause mottling of
teeth, up to now it has no place in
an anti-decay dentlfrice. Fluorine
should only be administered under
competent, professional supervi-
sion.
If you or your children have had
fuorine treatments. Amm-i-dent
will afford extra protection.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
No,o You May Save Your Children
Untold Grief and Pain

And as one who wants good teeth
and a bright smile, you'll be glad
to set a fine example by using
Amm-i-dent yourself, to help pre-
vent cavities in your own teeth.
Parents will be glad to know, too,
that Anim-i-dent has been tested
and commended by Parents Mag
azine's Consumer Service Bureau.
~ esSfa. OH o. ar s~rf =
Evening star., 1949-04-04

cost you! Think Of what your
prompt action may mean to your
children fewer cavities-less de-
cay-healthier teeth!
As a good parent, you will want
to insist that your children use
Amm-i-dent twice daily. And the
delightful taste of Amm-i-dent
makes the JOB easy-theyT love it!
Evening star., 1949-04-04

others in our files: II have recon-
mended Amm-i-dent to many Of
my patients. And | have found
such definite Improvement in my
ownmouth that / would hesitate to
use any other product.
Especially interesting is this
Evening star., 1949-04-04
SCHOOLS JOIN ANTI-DECAY DRIVE!
Supervised Use of An,mident At Eastern High School

Amm-i-dent daily. Dental checks
will be taken at regular intervals
to record the actual rate Of reduc-
ton in new cavity formation.
TEACHERS! Many teachers
have requested classroom litera-
ture explaining how Amm-i-dent
works. If you would like a supply
of leaflets for this purpose, write
to: Amm-i-dent, Inc. Educational
Div.), IL High St., Jersey City s,
N. j.
Evening star., 1949-04-04

dentists statement: "Aftar 80
years of dental practice, | can hon.
.estly say Amm-i4Cent is the only
.dsntifriee | would recommend to
nay patients. | feel safe and sim
cere in recommending Amm-i-
| dent"
Evening star., 1949-04-04

"And know Amm-i-dent has
worked for others. l have seen
the teeth of many of our patients
who are using Amm-i-dent, and l
consider the results nothing short
of amazing. know one pretty girl
whose teeth might have been
ruined by decay. She would show
up with as many as 15 cavities at
a time. For the past two years,
using Amm-i-dent, she hasn't had
a single cavity. Isn't that wonder
full?
"The patients tell me they like
Amm-i-dent's taste and, of course,
I know from my own experience
that Annm-i-dent does . fine job
of cleaning teeth and sweetening
breath. It's MY idea of the perfect
tooth powder"
Evening star., 1949-04-04

A number Of school authorities,
after careful examination OF re-
ports in dental journals and with
the approval Of school health Off.
GERS, have instituted as part of
their hygiene course the super
vised brushing Of teeth with am
moniated dentifrices.
For example, a leading New
York State high school has report
ed this program: their boys and
girls will brush their teeth with
Evening star., 1949-04-04

"Feper Capities - Brighter
Smile - Healthier Mouth"
says Miss Joan Hughes, 1927
Clenpood ST., Little Neck, LII
"I work for a dentist who was
among the first to recommend
Amm-i-dent Tooth Powder in his
practice.
st have used Amm-i-dent myself
for three years. Before | started
on Amm-i-dent I had a great many
cavities. In the first year of using
Amm-i-dent, cavities became far
less frequent and for the last two
years / have had none at all. You
just can't imagine what that
means to rne-not one single cavity
~ too years!
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Children Like
Amm-i-denf's Flavor

Knowing that the taste Of Amm-i-
dent would be extremely impor-
tant with children, the makers of
Amm-i-dent have already tested
Youngsters reactions. The verdict:
the Kids ego for" Amm-i-dent!
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Important!
Get Amm.l-tlent Now !

Amm-i-dent may be bought with
out prescription at all druggists.
The price 10 soc for the large fas-
ily-size can. Start today 10 fight
decay the Amm-i-dent way.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
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Attention Vets

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atom, W MOI aftfad bt
ftr o<ou' order NJ ,hc .Adnn-
tr1 ~ Netn-r 'ff Cl.n
N.a Admin cation
or and esfanushr
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Erntucsy W1o have N
ar -ert Life Insurance ID
ortlle 20 hr served hF f0r
VA District Office 81 S'atlnc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
CELEBRITIES GUESTS

a Vupn,.W co0pmcj uf ,ev-
cial outstanding. guo pcener,
Ecfr p.endd musical
background acmblcd for the
ason ht Edward Locecti
M.pstrr oi Music wIil cm,t
fg'c The program ~ INC after
moon A peoal youth prog am
Wl'l BRING ~ close the dap,
activities az 2 m
Annual Mon DAY banauei Will
take place on FRIDAY evening
March 18Th in thc Assembly
Room az 730 pm Outs'sndur
celebrities ~ our community VIII
be dinner guests upon this oc-
rasion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
Harold A. Lett. Main Speaker AS:
Parker House Company
Celebrates Goth Year
BY Julian c. Wyche

Hlghphtng the @oth anniversary oi the Parker House
sausage company, Of the leading race hlsiu>se-,
a.dre~- 4 Harold a. Lett chief assistant Division of
EdaatioH Aridn- y .crmnation of New Jersey Mar.
Is at DuSahlp Iilgh school N hitapo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19

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Evening star., 1949-06-29
Modern MARRIAGE
Writer Suggests Thot Sensitive Wife Get
Consideration, Proise to Moke Her Hoppy
By Dr.. poul Popenoe

She's too sensitive, Mr.. N
thinks. Her feelings are hurt al
the time. How does a man handle
a wife like that7 I'm stumpec
Maybe one dithculty is that q
wife does not want 10 be han
died" Perhaps she would rather
be a partner. with whom one dis
cusses things intelligently as with
a fellow member Of the lodge. But
good many wives. and some
husbands. are handicapped by be-
ing too sensitive. Mr.. N. says his
wife comes home from q club
meeting and weeps-she thinks
some one has sighted her. He
hands her one OF his shirts. which
lacks a button her feelings are
hurt again. She takes it as q re-
fection on her management. The
oatmeal is too salty: she knows
it is: she asks me If I think so; l
tell her yes; then her feelings are
hurt again"
Sensitivity may work both
ways. Mr.. N. Your wife may have
the capacity to suffer more than
others, but perhaps the ooverss
of this is that she also has the
capacity to enjoy life more than
others. Many artists are sensitive.
If she were a stolid. callous crea-
ture you might not find her any
more pleasant to live with. You'd
like a happy medium. you say,
But sometimes this Is merely an
average, merely a compromise be-
tween being in high spirits part
of the time and in low spirits part
of the time.
If Mrs. N. is oversensitive TO the
attitude of other women in the
club, help her to get hobby, and
perhaps also to find some organi-
Evening star., 1949-06-29
New OAR Chapter Regent
TOBe Hostess to Board

Mrs. Ellsworth E. Clark, senior
society president, has been ap-
pointed State promoter of the Dis
trict CAR. Her former Office will
be filled by Mrs. j. Alfred Richards
Officers elected to serve during
the coming year for the Wakefield
Society of the CAR are Fredrica
Everitt, junior society president;
Douglas Wooten, vice president;
Jane Wade. chaplain; Carol Ann
Smith. recording secretary: Wayne
Steinbarge. treasurer; Joan Dor
sey and Anne Clark. color bearers,
and James Cheadle. jr.. and Hor-
ace Lurton, color guards.
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Leases Home
For Summer

The Vice President of the In
ternational Bank, Mr.. Robert
Livingston Garner, has leased the
house at 1909 45th street for the
remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Robert v. Garner. mother
Of Mr.. Garner and his two chill
dren, Miss Joan Garner student
at Wellesley and Mr.. Robert w.
Garner at Lehigh University, will
be with him during the vacation
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Austen,
owners Of the house which Mr..
Garner has leased. have some to
their place at Watch Hill for the
summer and will return to their
Washington residence in the fall.
Evening star., 1949-06-29

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Evening star., 1949-06-29
New PEOOfficers

Miss Phyllis Hancock has been
elected president of the newly
organized Chapter Y of the PEG
Sisterhood. Other new officers oi
the chapter are Mrs. George M
Krahl. vice president Mrs. j. NJ
Bowman. recording secretary,
Miss Winifred Provine, CORE
spending secretary; Miss jose
phine l.. Curren. treasurer; Mrs
Keith c. Harder, chaplain, and
Mrs. Claude L. Horn, guard.
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Engagements Of Interest In CAPITAL

Nj and Mrs. Arthur A REusn
a Arlington announce the sr-
EascIeLt O. ;4aeAf daughter
SsoiaEss s..@ 70 M. Edsafc
Harper kendAl! spn @. M and
Ms Edward y Kendall o. Wash
Ire TOT Tgse s~ccHag waI lake
place Scpteno~. 8
Both Mss Brown and hrt
f.4nCe arr students al TIE Cui-
yegs.tr u Michigan AID plan Ia
continue their St>ars their.
My ard Mrs. J. A. ksnasa Of
HsgeFStosn. Nd. announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Film for Patients

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the
District of Columbia Fire Depart
ment will present another film for
patients at Children's Hospital q,
2:30 pm. tomorrow.
The auxiliary began one film
library at the library earlier this
year with funds raised at social
events.
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Wonnen's
Clubs
Service Guild Gives
5000 to Serum Fund
In ChiIdren's Hospital

A check for 5000 was presented
to Childrens Hospital by the Serv.
ice Guild of Washington yester.
day in order to maintain the
guilds drug and serum fund. Tht
money will be used by the hospita
for children who are in need ol
special treatment and medication
but whose parents cannot AFFORD
the cost.
In the absence of Mrs. James
Simon. the check presentation was
made by Mrs Albert E. Aren't. the
vice president of the guild, anc
Mrs. Philip Rosenfeld, the outgo-
ing president. DR.. Joseph s. Wall
chief of the medical staff of the
hospital, accepted the donation.
Since the organization of the
guild in 1889. more than $4,000
has been raised for the fund. Dis
burSements are made by the hos
pital according to the needs Of the
patient.
An additional 5000 will be do
mated In the near future to the
medicine and milk fund of the
Health Security Administration.
Both amounts were raised by
sales at the Service Guild Craft
Shop and by a recent auto show
and auction.
The guild. composed of more
than 100 young Jewish women,
was organized 10 years ago to
serve as a volunteer. nonsectarian
social service organization. In the
past 10 years it has expanded its
program from one largely con-
cerned with child welfare to one
covering a much wider range of
subjects.
In its work with the Health Sc
curity Administration, the guild
has donated several thousand dol
lars which has enabled the HSA
to give aid to more than $50 per-
sons. the majority of whom are
children.
The work done by members of
the guild is entirely voluntary
the only requirement is that each
member does at least SO hours of
volunteer welfare work through
out the year to maintain her ac-
tive membership.
Additional activities of the
Service Guild include weekly work
at Walter Reed Hospital where
members of the guild spend their
time in the amputee wards and
are represented in the Home
Service Department of the Red
Cross.
The guild has established a typ
ing class at the Florence Critten-
ton Home in order to prepare the
girls there for possible business
careers. Workers of the organiza-
tion are at Children's Hospital
every day to help in the physio-
therapy and polio wards and
other clinics.
One means of financing the
many projects of the guild is the
Service Guild Craft Shop. Mono
grammed, hand painted and per-
sonalized gifts, made by members
of the group. are on sale at 1920
Connecticut avenue.
The guild members. who also
give their time for weekly card
parties at Walter Reed Hospital,
have been working for the home
social service program of the Red
Cross. and have participated in
campaign drives for the Com
Evening star., 1949-06-29

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swgs4ts ~ Aars ARC n ;tge "a
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kngtan University
Aaans4ssesrnens. Is nAle ~ NJ,
and Ms George u M44@fs
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saersaeEi o; sfseGg tsA2etstss Aeasa
p<Fotaay 10 Mr. CsaAfgss 4tssssszA =
Heglmush- son o. M arc MFs
Charles RAYMOND HELM Aih ot
Alexandria
Evening star., 1949-06-29

Zatson that is more 20 her taste
one where her own abilities n Il.
have more room for Use,
So far IS your osn handing
goes. try iyping any Sl.ggesg lof
10 q compliment, Ar. n. Wh~r
you hand her q shirt say nome
thing like, Here's something
really new-a button of my
shirt! Takes me back TO my
bachelor DAYS. That's one prob
lem that hasn't bothered me since
/ married you. In addition 10 al
the big things you have done for
me. you have incidentally KEEP,
me beautifully mended'" Then
hand her the shirt with y kiss o.
thanks
@. My child seems TO have a
fear OF not being loved.
A. Every child is likely 10 have
such u fear. One good way 10
deal with II. and a way which
will have far-reaching results. is
TO help him 10 become skiiltul In
earning love. Teach him cordial
ity. teach him TO do his share
teach him TO show appreciation.
DR.. Popen0e viii be sad 10 answt:
questions on MARTA relations siIh-
out charge. lneloSe self addressed
stamped envelope Address DR. Paul
Pcpenoe, in care Q: The etaG. All
correspondence strictly confidential
ALLOW about 10 DAYS Tor reply.
Evening star., 1949-06-29

munity Chest. the TB Association.
the Heart Association, the cancer
clinics and the National Sym
phony Orchestra. Other work has
been devoted to raising funds for
the United Jewish Appeal. the
UNNRA and other relief drives
for national groups. Another fund
has provided layettes for a Paris
ordnance.