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Browning chief., 1949-10-21
ODE FOR SEPTEMBER

September time Is bore snsso-
ri take boWl OF oyster sts.1;
Again RI ask and Ssk, "Hov do
Tbs erackers al,Vay, seem 50 fssDS
It has been a perfect summer for
oysters, the oystermen report. II
seems that they thrive in a season
when there are few storms and
little rough water. Still, we are
firm believers in environment, and
we think a summer like this has
cost the oysters considerable char
acter. We prefer an oyster with 4
rugged upbringing and with a sus-
gestion of defiance in its nature.
These 1949 bivalves may be such
sissies it will seem cruel to squirt
lemon on 'em.
A Japanese industrialist has been
arrested for picking pockets. He
explained that collections had
been slow and that he had to meet
a payroll. A lot of American busi-
nessmen, knowing how it is, think
he may just be little ahead Of his
time.
Browning chief., 1949-10-21
AENAlc that makes folks
NG"o sIeep all night

Thousands now sleep undisturbed because 4
the news that their being awakened night aftsR
night might 80 from bladder nTitdtion-not ~
kidneys. Let's hope sol That's condition Foley
Pills usually allay within "a hours. Since blad-
der irritation is SO prevalent and Foley Pills -
potent Foley Pills must benefit you within a
hours or DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK.
Make 24-hour test Get Foley Pills from drug
gist Full satisfaction or DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACK.
Browning chief., 1949-10-21
Bring Old Beds Up to Date

DATTERN 313 shows nine diff
1 ferent ways to make old beds
as good looking as the latest
models. Working details are shown
for making over beds of metal
and wood, for making a roll-away
cupboard and for making h e
newest spreads.
Pattern is Csc. Send order to Workshop
Pattern Service. Bedford Hills. New York.
Browning chief., 1949-10-21

iment were apt to be in every medi
cine chest.
Mot her Sill's Seasickness
Pills, SwamprOot, Frog-in-Your-
Throat and Glover's Hair Re-
storer were in every drug store,
too. It was the era when they
were pioneer advertisers. Back
when the "Bear" in the "Bear
Browning chief., 1949-10-21

bias '"Tolxyo Joe." And by the way,
don't leap from your seats when
you see a "a by 18 feet cricket fill
Ing the screen in that picture. Just
an ordinary cricket, it was magni-
fled 26,184 times to fill the screen,
to herald "menace" scenes be-
tween Bogart and Hayakawa. .'
Browning chief., 1949-10-21

Eleanor Parker, who lost some
five pounds worrying about Bogart
In "Chain Lightning" and another
four = as convict. in Warmers
LOCKED In,"' then headed for a
ranch to sleep for weeks and weeks,
she said. >.
Browning chief., 1949-10-21
QuintupIets Use
'Musferole' For
Chest Colds

to relieve coughs-aehy muscles
The Dionne Quints have always had
the best care. Ever since they were
babies, they've used Musterole to
promptly relieve coughs and local
congestion of colds. Be sure your kid
dies enjoy Musterole's great benefitsl
Browning chief., 1949-10-21
Fiction
Corner
Corner

VIDA knew all the tricks. You
see, she read 4 lot. Books on
every conceivable subject. Even
magazine articles and fiction.
Unfortunately Vida's facial beau
ty was next to nil. When, at the
Browning chief., 1949-10-21

Montgomery Cliff, of RED River"
and 1.-THE Heiress," is. tie No. !
Star of Tomorrow, according to
Motion Picture Herald's annual
poll Of theatre operators. Kirk
Douglas came In second; Betty
Garrett third.
Browning chief., 1949-10-21
BY INEZ GERHARD

HUMPHREY BoGART is still
AAclinging to the battered felt hat
which has become his symbol Of
good luck. He first wore it in
Treasure Of Sierra Madre," and
hasn't been without it in a picture
since. It will next be seen in Colum-
Browning chief., 1949-10-21
when sleep WONT
COME and YOU
FEEL CLUM
Try This Delicious
CheWing.Gum Laxative

When you roll and toss oil night fed
headachy and lust awful because you need
q laxative-do this. -.
Chew FEEN-A-MMr-delicio chewing
gum laxative. The action Of TEEN-A-MrNTs
special medicine "DErouRs' the stomach.
That Is, II doesn't act while in the ston-
ach, but only when farther along In tbs
lower digestive tract. where you want u
TO act. You feel hne again quickly
And scientists say chewing makes
FEEN-A-MnJr's fine medicine more effeo-
tive-"readies" It so it flows gently into
the system. Get FEEN-A-M1rJT at any 1f1k
drug counter-25e. SOC or only 90. lVS
#EEEN.A-MlN1#
ma faMovs CHEWING. CUM LAXATIVE m
Browning chief., 1949-10-21

Barbara Stanwyck has made
1t a policy not to make screen
tests with other actors, but
broke her rule for the first
time in 10 years to test opposite
Lyle Bettger. He got the con-
tract: they're teamed in Para.
mounts "The Lie."
Browning chief., 1949-10-21

age Of 18, she
came to 4 full
realization of this,
q nd an under
standing Of it,
possible c O n 8 e
Browning chief., 1949-10-21

Pinkham's Remedy became
one Of tho greatest newspaper
advertisers In history. And
what q believer In advertising
Lydia was!
Out Of $3,sOO,OOO gross for years
she poured 100000 back into
advertising.
Jean Burton gives the recipe for
the compound, telling how the var.
ious herbs and powders were "psr.
colated In fine spirits" giving IN
10 per cent alcoholic content to the
remedy" A few shots Of the COM
pound and any woman felt better.
They were all familiar up around
New England in our boyhood. We
can still in fancy catch the aroma
of Kckapoo Indian Sagwa, Florida
Water, Witch Hazel (still going
strong from a base at Essex,
Conn.,, Porto Rico Bay Rum, Bur
goment, Payne's Celery Com
pound and Sloane's Liniment, "good
for man or beast"
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23

by wishing" them well, and do
ing little or nothing to really help.
wishing" a hungry person hap
piness is meaningless unless we
give him a loaf of bread. 1t will
take more than a flock of good
wishes to see that buildings are
built and paid for. People In Is
racial over the world-are to-
day starving because of an over
supply of individuals who are
long on oratory and good, wishes,
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
That We May Have A Happy New Year

and sadly lacking when it comes
to actually giving.
So, with our Happy New Year
wish this year goes a prayer that
all of us may appreciate that hap
piness is not an individual mat
ter, and that those who have more
than their needs, will see their
way clear to share it with others,
so that All of us-everywhere-
may indeed have a Happy New
Year!
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23

Every year the publishers of
the Arizona Post take this means
of wishing our readers a Happy
New Year. However, with the
problems facing the world today,
it will take more than mere
wishes, if happiness is to be
achieved.
Too often we have a tendency
to discharge our responsibilities
to individuals or worthy causes
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-05-06
COURT OF AWARDS AT
JESSE LEE HOME

The annual Court of Awards was
held at Jesse Lee Home Wednes-
day, May 4, in the gymnasium, for
the Jesse Lee Girl Scout Troop.
This little troop of 81 girls is
sponsored by Seward Woman'S
Club, the members of whom adop-
ted the little girl scouts for the
occasion and paid for the badges
which the girls had earned.
Miss Ruth Leichliter, the scout
mistress, was also presented with
the Thanks Badge which is pro-
vided for outstanding work done
by a leader.
Six girls were made first class
scouts and several passed the ten
derfoot test, making them scouts
second class.
The awards were made in the
second act of a clever little play
laid around scouting. One of the
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-05-06

features of the play was the hui
man pyramids formed by the girls,
all in uniform. Perfect grace and
rhythm in folk dancing and we'll
trained group singing were espe-
cially noticeable.
The evening ended with refresh
ments served by the girl scouts to
the guests and children in the
home.
OF all the troop only one was
absent, little Anna Jensen, who
was in Seward General Hospital
after an operation for acute appen-
dicitis. The badges she has earned
will be awarded when she is re-
covered.
The subjects in which honors
we're earned were painting, music,
dramatics, signaling, literature,
camp craft folk dancing and the
hostess badge. 1t was evident to
all present that these girls were
we'll grounde d and had really
earned their badges.
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-05-06
COMMUNITY
CALENDAR

PUBLIC LIBRARY HOURS: Mon
day and Wednesday, 3 to 5 pm;
Tuesday and Saturday, Z to 9
pm.
May 8
O.E.S.. 8 pm. at Masonic Temple.
May 10
LUTHERAN LADIES' AID meets
at home of Mrs. K. S. Rustad,
2:30 pm.
May IL
SEWARD VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
meet.
LITERARY CLUB meets.
May IL
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE meets
at 8 pm, Episcopal Church.
ADVISORY BOARD of RAINBOW
Girls meets.
REMUNERATION CLINIC, 2 pm,
Medical Building.
May Is
LEARTHER TOOLING CLASS at
McMullen's, 1880 pm.
May IA
EPISCOPAL GUILD, 2 pm, Guild
Hall.
May is
REBEKAHS meet, 8 pm, I.O.O.F.
Hall.
May II
REGISTERED NURSES ASSOCIA-
ton meeting.
JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB meets.
May 10
AMERICAN LEGION and Auxil-
larry meet at Legion Club.
IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE meets
at Episcopal Church.
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-05-06
The
GadGs Roe9e4

~ ~ Aa 1
1t is unfortunate that the sun
does not always shine upon the
arrival of passenger ships bringing
new people into Seward, because
then we do not need a man-made
welcome sign stretched across the
street such as was suggested a
year ago.
AS one leaves the ship and walks
up the wide clean street which is
Fourth Avenue for two blocks,
looking toward the broad cleaning
face of the mountain whose name
doesn't seem to be established but
commonly called Resurrection, MI.
Alice with her stately spires, sur
prising Marathon, and the rough
sleeps of Bear Mountain, none of
which encroach upon the town,
but all seeming to offer welcome
and security by their enlightenment.
Surely the impression made upon
the visitor is M of peace, security,
strength and welcome. Then he
looks at his feet and the town
around him. After he leaves the
business block with its painted
fronts and nice interiors, and trav-
els along our side streets, what
does he see? Unfinished and un-
painted houses which he under
stands, because the high cost of
building is not peculiar to Alaska
alone, but what the newcomer will
never understand is the unkempt
condition of the yards and streets.
When the sun does not shine,
when everything is gray and dis
NAL, then our CRASHES gravel
fronts must look drab indeed. Be
cause We have grown accustomed
to it we do not notice how duh and
uninviting it might look to Others.
just this week. the first week of
our Cleanup Campaign, there is
already evidence of the fact that
we only need to be reminded of
how we look to make us get busy
and straighten things up. Here
and there work has been done and
is being done in yards-and it
shows. Every single Improvement
can be noticed and as more and
more people catch the spirit we
will build up feeling of civic
pride that will build up and keep
up a reputation for neatness in
our surroundings.
We are offering the following
recipe for a chocolate cake, which
was brought in to us by Rev. Paul
Irwin. 1t was sent to him by his
mother who says that it is a fine
cake. Rev. Irwin was brave enough
to try it and was really enthusiastic
about the results. He said he'd
have brought the staff a piece but
it was all gone. We hope you will
let us know how you like it. This
is the Miracle Whip cake, but we
will probably all know it as Rev.
Twins cake.
2 cups flour
| cup sugar
~ cup cocoa
2 teaspoons soda
Pinch of salt
Vanilla
Stir we'll together with
l cup miracle whip salad dressing
l cup cold water
Bake in moderate oven $3.50 de-
grees) 20 to Is minutes. Use favor
lite frosting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Steward
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Steward
became the parents of a son, Omer
Roy. The boy was born May 3 at
the Seward General Hospital, and
his weight was 7 pounds IL ounces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

Young LADY, permanent Govern
ment employe. desires furnished
single room with window; IN privst'
Jewish home: upper NV. Box 42*-G
GENTLEMAN desires furnished sinai,
room By May "A; rent. $50 9 month
ROOM. nice and clean. prefer break.
fast, walking distance Of LIST anc
d SITS. ne. Answer II. DoNOHUE
R haH Ie6e ss Z, Pi WOMAN, De.
comfort more than ELEGANCE. Nj
SINGLE LADY. permanent resident
desires single room, vicinity Shore.
ham Hotel. Box 1851. Star.
BIZ EMPL. MIDDLE;AGED WIDOW
room In refined home; NV neal
transp. Box 2s0-G, Star.
GIRL. wants room IN private home
near downtown. With breakfast. in
quiet neighborhood. sH. ,s745.
ELDERLY LADY. with income: no
duties in your home in EXCHANGE fol
room and board. Box 1871. Star,
GENTLEMAN, nonsmoker, nondrink.
.er; Sgle. ". lse. closet. 2nd a.. Prot
home; pvt. bath pref; close IN. NV
only. Price. address. description. Boz
AURORA HILLS or oakersst, settled
businesswoman desires rm., double
bed. single occupancy; refs. Boz
EMPi. couPLE desires doubl. room
large closets, twin beds, private bath
perm; close-in NV; $50. ME. s79s
COLORED APT. and rooms. furn. and
unfurn, Also house wanted, have re-
liable tenant. North 35S2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
APARTMENTS WANTED

URGENTLY REQUIRE small, reason
ably priced apartment for couple
with eisht-year-old daughter; must
be in s.w. or Naval Research Lab
oratory area. Elk. 2Ti3. l.
NORTHWEST or Ariinston--En- or l.
bedrm- ap:. needed by employees
VET. AND FAMILY desire furnished
2-bedrm. apt in NV Immediately
800 max Write Box sal. Star, %
COUPLE, expectant. dss. 1-bedrm., liV.
rm.. kit, pvt. bath nnfurn.: max
Se5. Ia os0s, ia-2 Sun. 6-s wkdys
a.
PERMANENT GOVT. EMPLoYE de-
sires efficiency or one-bedrm. apt, In
D. c.: no sharing. Call Az. $3.50
lie
LEG. SEC. and mother, resp. refined
des. perm. res, 2-hedTm, unfurn. apt
pvt. kit, bath: ref. GE. 2329 week
ends: ewes: NE. s01e seekdays. 2.
SMALL APT. for recently married
couple, 1 rm., kstchentfte and bath;
not over SOS nc, prefer .;s; l0ss-
Ma. 4eT6 during day. rR. S2oe
evenings aftar q -
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s9t . benrat IN FA E.AlH So.
place rlb IN fails rau5F 49,
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RMS. APIS. TO SHARE fcsst.

kMS. AFt9. 10 sHAkE tSem-
3 YOUNG GTRLs-Nice b-rm spt
on 1,t door With l other siri' s24
mo Call co; $500 ..
ea3I Al .'i IS4s si,.I sun .,s:'
CoNGESfAL GIRL TO shar. apt
with smother eonssntai girl Cal
r ao WOMAN viii .nar.
her apt, 18th ans colunSla 70;
LADIES TO SHARE 2-bedrm., mod
apt. with 2 others: twin beds snc
roof garden; unlim. phone. utilities
furn, on earline OF bus. En-. 54o4
REFINED LADY to share sinris
I4tss and Col. rd.' $50 per mo CO.
GENTLE LADY will .hare with an,
other. bet 25-40. attr. furn. twin
bed I'm. apt. in modern apt. blds
$40 no; srtShtwood ne: oLt ses.
other girl in nearby AL eonVen
PLEASANT HOME for : girls. nv
apartment building: reasonable. IA
chi l. WILL SHARE cow. NV. apt
ca. .t se3' sso a so o III sas 's.-
GIRL DESIRES to snare her apt. with
another girl; all modern conven-
fences Or 1884
ABATEMENT 70 sHARE with con-
genial GENTLE lady; very reasonable
, 81 Ct sS Gh 81 WOMAN to .n.r.
lovely modern NV. apt. with work
ing widow. GE. S0sl. RA. 1918: a
MAN. COLOkED. to share apt. Of two
rooms, pvt. kit. and bath: all priVils.
North 1852.
COLORED - RELIABLE GIRL OF
woman to share apartment with
CoIoRED-RoOM AND back porch;
twin beds; two girls. HU. 1914. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
ROOMS WITH BOARD

sTBLET SINGLE ROOM. gentleman.
Dupont Circle; breakfast and din
breakfast Box ss.J. star star '
CATHOLIC MTDDLE-AGED business
women, would you like to i've
t199sether IN n refined enviro9 iron
phons number. Boz 4as-o' Star. !:
WOMEN OVER 81 YRS, do you find
need OF quiet, refined living quar-
tiers In Washington? II so send sug-
sestions and telephone number
Box III. Star.
J446 FAIRMONT ST. NV double
rms. home-cooked food reas. rates;
Phone AID 05s2.
ROOM, BOARD with home privileges
for refned women with references
ARLINGTON-Attrac. I'm. for elderly
lssy u, ms quiet home excellent food
FOR cHiLDREN-1n pvt. licensed
home; any age oyer 4, BY day or
WESLEY gas HA !odsyes 4.a., double
BLDG. running water in every rm.,
large closets; dances and free
movies, recreation. room; S4s to
$3.50 mo. Excel. food, Bendix
washer. 1925 2ist st. NV. NO.
1908 18th ST. N.w-small sci. for
man. S44 so: lge. sgl., S84 so. Also
PLACES to share. MI, 5714. %
DOUBLE RIM. for 2 girls, 25-35.
1915 EUCLID ST. N.w.-vacancy for
2 refned girls; excellent meals,
good trsnsp; Ho. 1881; 80,
well furn', next to bath; for i, :,
1925 P 18th 81. S.w.ONieely '' fur
nished rooms with running water,
telephones; for young young, ladies'; .,a also
tors, showers: beautiful home; ex-
eellent board l.
1855 N ST. N.W.-Young men, sober.
refined Christians. large cool English
basement. double; delicious meals
C luz MASON JASON 1928 N. H-Lo9ely
able: I'm. for girls; also lge. rm,,
to share, phone in ca. rm. Live at
Washington's most exclusive guest
ONE LARGE. newly dec. double rm,
pvt. bath and shower; l single rm.:
men. 1855 Wyoming ave. NV.
SINGLE OR TO SHARE for men;
excel. meals, tslevision. 1909 18th
st. NV MI. 274O. .
ONE SINGLE, also / liv.-bedrm. sd-
joining, insulated, cool and clean;
best meals. RIA. O744. Il
$3.50 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Young boys
and girls invites you to Join them
at mansion club. Rates are only
$50 month and you'll love the
place. Il
RIM. AND BOARD; near Walter Reed,
1891 9th st. NV; dble. bedrm., deli
eious meals, phone privtl. GE. 4l24.
COLORED MOTHER will give rm and
board to children, by week, go home
week ends; after pm, AT. 5165.
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farm inetossd YARD where can
hare M PEI DOS EM "337 -
UNFINISHED emeAeney sEartmen;
III nv section. preferably spA:t-
msnt eseE desired ny Snsls iAoy
permanently empi who VIII be sole
BEDROOM unfurn.shsd spt az
ssntiE needed hesllent references
Adults, discriminating assr, cue.
t sGnt Q, Nj ''i sso furnished anal OF
I'm .e eo' ad. n .sf' D. CIT lac p ot
x SIsS sq ts,, oyrn 70 co,l PIT x'',
OF unfurn. Cali NO ba37.
LADY, Govt. empl desires cns-aet-
+ room apartment, farn. OF uniurn
Box 49,. Star
D. c. ESTABLISHED businessman
wants duplex apt In Washington or
n f.nIf, 81 iuF n er o. .ss saf"'n''n''
house neecsd BY veteran. nv
preferred sligo 7473
YOUNG DoCTC,t and smpioyed wii.
GeorEstown Hospital oeslnninE Ju.y
a
BADLY IN NEED OF q home DENTAL
expected expected mar j P. MARA. 1870
r HfRnGs Al AND DAUGHTER .dunn
Lincoln PARK area. FIR, s@l". II
I-BEDRM. APT. furn. ciean, com
( Portable suit. 5 glrls. IS. IS and ~
18th st, Conn. ave, area max, 90
apt house pref AID. 5s4t. II
PROF, WOMEN urEeniiy need sp,
and bath. furn. or uniurn. vic. Nj
Alto Hospital NO. $500. EAt. los
oNE-BEDRooM APT. unfurn. nv.
/ pref; cony. transp.: maximum, $50.
Box 322-H Star -.
daushter. need o-bedrm, apt about
june !: max 500 pref about $50,
viii SIGN lease. OIL. 01+o. II
UNFURN. ?-bedroom apt in apt.
bids; ~ or s,s duplex i. IS pre-. sJs nss.
pEspIRaITiE NEED. june !, or 4
I'm. unfurnished apt pref. Sc, vic
st. Francis School; max. SIS, In
Guiding util:. LII, Boob after
pm Sat and sun. any time, -
and dsushteT; udssntiy needs perm
apt. MA. sos, o 10 5. So
2 GEORGETOWN req. nurses would
like furnished apartment in NV
area. Call EN-. 1913" between a.
ExPECTANT COUPLE urgently need
| one bedroom furnished or unfur-
niShed apt Immediately, Oeorsetown
or American University vicinity. Call
O~dwsv 20+3
ELDERLY COUPLE desire ons-bedrm
/ unfurn. ant or duplex, list 4 pref
! Petworth or Chillun, NV RA. 3n,i4
PERM. GOVT. EMPLOYEE, woman
/ wants apt In apt. blde,, conyen-
| lent TO American University. $50
No share. Box 4l5.G. star !,
| Transit Co. need completely private
apartments and houses for rent
under S75 per month. To list your
house or apartment for rent. Just
call MI. 1888: weekdays. $50 TO b:
say II want to list some housing
COLORED-COUPLE employed. de-
sires furn or unfurn. ! or : rm. apt,
Sun. FIR. 05l6; weekdays. DE, osab
CoLoRED-s RooMs-Kitchen and
bath, for refned sisters. Ludlow
coLoREp-courLE ~i.h., ! -b.drm
apt. private bath; sood ref; vet,
no children. Ak. 27sa.
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MISSISSIPPI APIS.
1000 MISS. AVE Sc

Congress Hgts. section; 20 minute,
downtown: 2-bedroom, garden-typt
apartments available now; rental
sos including utilities. Apply In
person only. Rental once on prem
ises, Open Monday through Satur-
day, 10 an. to 5 pm. -
WINDSOR PARK HOTEL
1900 Conn. at Taft Bridge
New elevator building-Sevcral one
and two bedroom apartments avail
able. S155 to $3.50. Call HUI. 7700
FRED A. SMITH co.