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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-10

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-10
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Seward seaport record., 1949-12-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Probate No. S42
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR SEWARD PRECINCT, THIRD
 DIVISION, ALASKA In, the Matter of the Estate MINNIE A. DECKER, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: To the creditors and all persons having claims against the Estate of MINNIE A. DECKER, deceased, to file their claims, properly verified, within SIX MONTHS after the date of first publication of this NOTICE, in the office of the Probate Judge for Seward Precinct, at Seward, Alaska; or to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned Executrix at the offices of the attorneys for the un- dersigned, BAUMGARTNER & HUNT, which offices have been selected as the place for transact ing all matters in connection with the said Estate.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, this the 21st day of December, 1949.
 M. J. s. RASMUSSEN.
 EXecutrix Dc g 20 'aQ-In 12 'S0
Seward seaport record., 1949-12-23
HOTELS

Van Glider = Ray L. Reed, Dennis D. Wilkins, Jr., Robert B. Mccormick, Mrs. Meda D. Shields, Mrs. Frank L. Pickett and son, Anchorage; Conner B. Cole, Percy Morgan, Alex Dol chok, Paul Wilson, Julia John son, Virgil O. Dahler, Kenai;
 MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Maxwell, Thomas I. Shelford, Karl Rosen- berg, Ora Jones, MT. and Mrs. Francis E. Hall, MT. and Mrs. Walter w. Dufour, Herman Lud-
Seward seaport record., 1949-12-23

gren, MT. and Mrs. R. Wells, Homer; Paul Davis, Tunnel; Lynn Brandt, Bernice Hanton, Cooper Landing.
 New Seward - Mrs. Helen Pearson, Mountain View; Mrs. Gerald Casey, Oswego, Kansas; Ted J. Cole, Capt. and Mrs. John M. Blizzard, E. D. Helmer, An chorage; Frank Johnson, Cooper Landing.
Seward seaport record., 1949-12-23

It was early morning and the husband whispered across the bed to his wife. z Must be time to get up," he told her.
 Why" she asked, yawning.
 Because" he sighed, "the baby just fell asleep"
Seward seaport record., 1949-12-23
NOTICE

Will all former clients of RAY c. HAIR, Accountant, please call at the Commissioner Of flee for, their papers.
 BONNYLIN SOUTHARD
 US. Commissioner and
 AdminiStratrix of
 Ray c. Hair Estate. Dc. 16,20,23, '49.
Seward seaport record., 1949-12-23

Potronize Home Industry
, 1949-11-02

happiness. This will in society
it means the creation of a BODY
Of common Christian Ideals
and principles in the minds of
men on which to lay the fondA
alton of a new social order.
1t implies such a change in the
whole system as will bring
all parties together as partners
and will give all partners
equal rights. 1t means that in
dustry will become a social ser
vice, whereby equal rights
will be given every man and
woman regardless of race or
class distinction, and the whole
process both in production and
distribution, will represent
the cooperation of all in behalf
of all. Let me for the sake of
clearness deal a few moments
with the 3 main aspects which
may be described a 1-Politi-
cal, 2-Economic, 3-Moral.
That the development of po-
litical institutions has not kept
pace with the growth of demo
crazy is an assertion that
scarcely requires prook. Class
rule in politics, notwithstand-
ing the existence of a broadly
democratic franchise is still a
reality, what we called the pos
sessing classes, through social
influence, the power of money
their practical monopoly of
all the higher branches of ed
Continued on page A.
, 1949-11-02

working men and women and
the ambitions of employers.
They are inherent in the sys-
tenn itself competition is re-
paced by brotherly coopera-
ton. In the u. S. and other
countroes unrest has found ex
preston in various forms, in
revolution or riot, in strikes,
or threatened strikes, in poll
teal propaganda, in mass ac-
ton of the organized workers
(even here that unrest has
sprung up). All this has con-
tributed to the feeling that the
world unrest is the signal of
tremendous changes in the or
ganiZation and control of the
affairs of mankind. What then
is the remedy to be applied?
The first thing to be done
is to confess our faith in the
Fatherhood of God, and the
Brotherhood Of mankind. It is
for us then to interpret and
exemplify the fact Of Broth
erhood in all its meaning and
scope and to bring all our per-
sonal plans, our social methods
and policies to the test and
standard of Brotherhood. AS
elsewhere throughout the
world, it is for us in the VI.
U.S.A. to reorganize our So
cial, industrial, and political
life on the foundation of Broth
erhood five are to continue
in the pursuits of liberty and
, 1949-11-02
Principal Address at
LabOrUniOn Celebration

task of the 10th century has
been trying to make the world
a brotherhood" wherein
every man is his brothers
keeper. In the providences of
God and the development Of
history the ends of the world
have been brought together
and human contacts have be-
come very close and vital; lis
this true of our Island home).If
men are to live together at all
on this crowded earth it is ne
cessary that these human re-
lations be adjusted on the ba-
sis of justice and brotherhood.
AS we look out upon the
world today, one outstanding
fact meets our eyes. 1t is a
world of broken brotherhood.
There are many ways.of read
ing the sorrows and question
ings of our time; and all the
partial interpretations express
great truths. But beneath all,
beyond all, is the tragedy of
baked and broken brotherly
love. The violation of the
Golden Rule" lies at the
foundation of the wrongs. and
sorrows of the world. This is
the trouble with the nations
today. They have denied and
broken their common brother
hood. They have sought their
own advantages and have dis
pissed other peoples. AS with
SO with individuals.
The industrial unrest of our
day grows out of denied bro
therhood; our present indus
trial system has divided men
into groups, and depersonaliz-
ed the relations between them.
Misunderstanding, friction, &
strife, are not mere incidents
and accidents; they are due
not alone to the discomfort of
, 1949-11-02

Principal Add
IabOrUnion {
Mr.. President, Officers and
members of the St. Croix La
Dor, Union, honored guests,
ladies and gentlemen;
Greeting:
Indeed l deem it a great pri-
vilege and an honor to address
you upon this august occasion,
which marks your 33rd anniv-
ersary, or what is better
known as Liberty Day" the
St. Croix Labor Day. In all
walks OF Life God has chosen
men to lead his people out of
difficult situations, and look
ing down upon the situation
of His people here in St. Croix
put it upon the heart of several
persons headed by the "late
D. Hamilton Jackson" to bring
you from under the yoke of
slavery, thereby through his
untiring efforts 80 years ago
you were given your freedom,
(long may his name live in
these Islands to unborn gener-
ations.)
Out of their deliberations
was founded the St. Croix La
Dor Union of which you re-
present here today. For what
purpose was this Labor Or
ganization founded? Was it for
personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, or
selfish greed? I answer no! it
was to bring about better liv-
ing conditions for all classes
of people, more especially the
laboring classes or masses in
general, thereby creating the
spirit of brotherhood turnout
the / s ! a n d. as has been
demonstrated in the world to-
day politically, industrially,
and socially. it has been said
that the 10Th century made the
world a neighborhood; the
, 1949-11-02

Mr. President, Officers and task of the 10th century has
members OF the St. Croix La been trying to make the world
Dor. Union, honored guests, a brotherhood" wherein
Evening star., 1949-02-02
BY Peggy Roberts

Here is a pretty heart apron de-
lightfullys ysembroidered for your role
as hostess. Make 1t in delectable
white organdy, self rufned; or work.
a-day cotton spiced with coin dot
ruffles or ready-made eyelet edging.
Pattern envelope No. R2782 con-
tains hot-iron transfer for apron
and embroidery, stitch illustrations,
material requirements and finishing
directions.
To obtain this pattern, send 20
cents in coins, giving pattern num-
Der, your name. address and zone
number to Peggy Roberts, The
Washington Star, P. o. Box 100,
Station G, New York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-02-02

When answering ADDER
tiSements addressed to
Star bores do NOT inclose
original references, pho
tographs or other papers
OF personal Ualue. AdUer-
tisers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to a
Star bor number and this
mail is destroyed il re-
naming oUer 10 days after
final insertion of ddUer-
tisement.
In order to protect its
advertisers from receiving
circular matter, it is er-
pressly understood and
agreed that all such mat
ter 1Dill be 1Uithheld as far
as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde ansDers to
advertisements addressed
to bor numbers in care OF
The Star 1Dil be delivered
to advertisers on presenta-
tion OF the b.or number
ticket.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
'Shop>Talk'
By Dorothy Bihlman

Have you used one of those latex
pillows yet? They are wonderful for
a good nights sleep. Although they
are excellent for persons who are
allergic to feathers, any one will find
them comfortable. In addition to
being featherless, such a pillow Is
said to be dust-proof, mildew- proof
and vermin-proof. The pillows are
made of superfoam which Is a pure
foam latex. This is not rubber, but
something from which rubber is
made. When it's foamed, as it is
for these new pillows, it takes on
millions OF tiny little air bubbles
and turns out looking like slightly
solidified froth. The pillows are
made in cell-like blocks which re-
semble a honeycomb. They claim
the minute your head hits the pill
low. the air gently moves from one
cell to another and your head rests
lightly in a comfortable position
no matter how you might toss or
turn. There Is no need to punch
the pillow to get it back into shape,
for it isn't possible to get it out
of shape in the first place! The
pillow is covered in cotton ticking
and it fits snugly into a standard
size pillow case. You'll find it to-
be lighter in weight and it is said
to last longer than it's feathered
friend variety. Cleaning is simple,
just remove the ticking case and
wash it by hand.
A new and tested liquid prepara-
tiOn that removes shine from fabrics
is now on the market. 1t is sold in
convenient glass jars with handy
applicator tops for a nominal cost.
The manufacturer says that not
only will this product take the shine
out of wearing apparel, but also
will add new life and luster to
fabrics. They say it contains no
harmful acids or abrasives, and
laboratory tests have shown that
the liquid will add new useful life
to garment and it does not affect
the tensile strength of the material.
1t will work exceptionally we'll on
serge. worsted, gabardine and some
types of rayons.
The shopping bag pictured is
made of heaVV DlaStic material that |
Evening star., 1949-02-02
AFRICAN VIOLETS

From Mrs E. M. F., Tdkoma Park.)
For the reader in Hyattsville who
requested a list of a good dozen
African violets" AS I have more
than 1000 plants it is not an easy
job to select just a dozen. How
ever, I have made a list of what I
consider good from several stand
points. For large supreme, foliage
and blossoms, Amazon Pink "a clear
pink, Du Pont Lavender Pink, Du
Pont Blue Cor Blue Boy Supreme, as
these two are very similar, in foliage
and blossom, all supreme plants.
produce very large blossoms, often
measuring two inches across, but
they do not produce as many bios
SONS as other plants. For fancy
crenate foliage, Ulury's Blue Girl
and Orchid Girl. No collection
would be complete without White
Lady, as that is the only white
one except few seedlings scattered
around over the country, and few
supremes, you will find this plant
sold under several names. AS it is
patented plant, you are supposed
to obtain propagation rights from
the holder of the patent, if you
should care to produce plants to
either give away or sell. When
purchasing one. the patent STICK
should be in the pot.
Neptune was one of the best plants
shown at the Atlanta show, ano
Mentor Boy was the best one at 8
local show. If you could see large
plants of each of those you would
understand why they are a must.
For something really beautiful try
a Dainty Maid, silver pink with
/ light green foliage. This plant is
seeding, a cross between Pink
Beauty and White Lady, and Blue
Eyes growing together. The Blue
Eyes is a beautiful baby blue with
dark green foliage. The two bloom
ing plants set on a large mirrored
TOP table are too beautiful to miss
owning.
One of the slim-leafed orchids
sold under several names, but SO
similar that you can hardly tell the
difference, either Orchid Lady, Law
ender Lady or Pink Amethyst, and
last but not least is Red Head. You
will find this plant also sold under
several fancy names. 1t is wine
color, not red, as many people expect
when ordering plant.
I have all these, and many, many
more plants in bloom, and will be
glad to show them.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
HELP MEN

ACCoUNTANTs-TAx CoNsULTANTs
stratghtened out. kept part time;
reas., prompt. Established over Is
Conn. ave. NV. AID. 500 %
single. with car: national organiza-
tion has opening for alert man who
small loan field' This Sob ~ leads ads
to executive position; salary and
work and a real future for individ-
April, .F AETNA \ FINANCE nSs iS' CO, s., 7sass @s
Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Md.
ASSISTANT FURNITURE BUYER and
stock clerk wanted Must be trained
in stock controls. This is an excel
with some furniture or dept. store
exper See DERMoT NEE, 1106 6
st. NV. between 9:3O and II am.
or phone ME. 0050 for appointment.
ASSISTANT LOAN MANAGER, exper..
age 25 to- 35: one who can assume
full responsibility in return for ex-
Gel. pay; an unlim. future with top
financial chain organization Must
msn many at IT e% rNANeE IA tsE NJ Co. F9f 5
Sth st. Sc. 4
AUTO BODY MAN-wonderfu oppor-
tunity for good, sober and steady
worker: must be 1St-clasS body man.
See MI. Friel, FRANK SMALL, Jr.,
INC, 215 Pa. ave. Sc, TR. s247.
AUTO GREAsER and washer. DU-
PoNT MOTOR REPAIR. in the rear
OF 112S 10th st. NV, ME. 7643.
AUTO MECHANIC. all-around man,
especially good on generators. start
ers e and tune ups. able to operate
ments: S75 wkly. guarantee. ESQ
SERVICE CENTER, North Capitol
and Florida ave. 3
AUTO MECHANIC, must be expert
enced. reference required. permanent
pos positi0n tondt,9cs s9eellent SsIary and ToEk
r st. NV. No. 1857. %
AUTO SALESMAN WANTED to sell
the new Step-down Hudson: must be
exper.. with personal following and
be able to. furnish good references:
furnish demonstrator. a1 rate inSsn Our men know now
about this ad Write Box 96-G.
Star -3
AUTO SALESMEN-One of WASH
lngton's newest automotive dealers
has vacancies for new and used car
statesmen salesmen For hsr,Inens the men who s are are
offer an excellent future, excellent
working conditions. Good salary
proposition. Write giving past ex-
perience and personal history to
Box S4-S, Star. -3
AUTO-Used-ca salesman-Excellent
opportunity for live wire. No COM
petition. ALAN MOTORS, HO. 97S1.
3
AUTO UsED-CAR salesman-Oppor-
tunity for progressive man to .es-
tablish himself with one Of Wash.'s
oldest Ford dealers: experience and
ref. necessary. Will furnish car:
Contact Mr.. Lee, PARKWAY (Ford
dealerD 3051 M st. NV. MI. O1sb.
BAKER. nrst or second class. CAN
UN. 201S. -
Evening star., 1949-02-02
Money back if your baby
doesn't like Clapp's better
than any other baby foods
the first week you try it'll

Pictured above is just one Of the
thousands of babies who grow big
and bouncy on Clapp's Baby Foods
Clapp's Baby Foods, you see, are
made with the freshest vegetables
and very best meats. Clapp's are
pressure-cooked to retain the min
erals and vitamins your baby needs
to thrive on.
Babies love the texture and bland
flavor of Clapp's.
And there is such a choice Of
Clapp's Baby Foods to give your
baby the varied diet he needs.
Evening star., 1949-02-02


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them. Betsy Cas,0eH
Evening star., 1949-02-02
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Evening star., 1949-02-02
Take Her As Evidence
Your BubyWiu Thrive on C|uppS

Choose from the large variety Of
Clapp's vegetables, vegetables-and-
meats, soups, fruits and puddings.
So give your baby the best-and
start her on Clapp's today!
+Clapp's Baby Foods, % East 40 St.,
New York 16, N. Y. This offer expires
so days after publication of this ad.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
Bv Barbara Bell

This beautifully fitting afternoon
dress is designed especially to fatter
the larger figure. The side closing is
edged in ruff1e-trimmed scallops,
sleeves are brief or you can have a
longer cuffed version.
Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated
Pattern No. 1881 comes in sizes So,
SO, 40, ~, "A, 46, 4s, SO and 50. Size
80, cap sleeve requires 5A yards Of
39-inch.
For this pattern, send Is cents, in
coins, your name, address. pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, p. o.
Box SO, Station G, New York 10,
MY.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
Readers Clearing House
.omes in beige with q black dot.

as difficult! This is a simple and
pleasing egg dish. Butter a small
ramekin generously, break in one or
two eggs, add about tablespoon
of milk or cream and salt and
pepper. Then lay thin slices of
American cheese, either the natural
or the processed, over the eggs, and
place under the broiler until the
cheese is melted and Drowned, and
the eggs are set. The small ham
butts, known variously as West
phalias, Boston butts, etc. are in
valuable as they are very small and
can be used in so many ways. They
sometimes come as small as pound
each. Simmer slowly about hour
to the pound. after which they are
nice eaten "as is" or they can be
baked. In cup mix about table
spoon of brown sugar, busting of
ground cloves, about u teaspoon OF
prepared mustard and enough vine
gar to make of spreading consist
ency. Spread this over the ham and
bake about Il hour. Slices Of the
ham can be fried with eggs, or
added to a can of baked beans, or
with q slice of cheese and tomato
made into a toasted, open-faced
sandwich, etc. The package mixes
are a wonderful boon to the very
small family. I have weighed and
measured the contents of several of
these products, until now can make
any quantity I want. The corn
muffin mix makes delicious corn
pancakes, and the chocolate mix
makes cupcakes and cookies. There
Is on the market small electric
casserole, which is very useful for
many things. In 1t one can bake
one or two potatoes, tiny meatloaf,
a double thick, stuffed pork chop,
etc. A few canned fruits are again
appearing in the stores in the small
individual sizes, one can makes two
servings. Simmer two lamb shanks
in small amount of water until
fairly tender, about / hour, then lay
them on a pie plate and brown in
the oven, makes good substitute
for leg of lamb.
From time to time, there have
been requests for flreless cooker
discs. I have answered these but
evidently my offers came in too late.
I have two Of these which would
be glad to give to any one who
needs them and can call for them.