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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
Bellevue Wins
In Rough Battle

In a rough and tumble battle,
Bellevue's Redmen defeated Up
per Sandusky, AZ to AZ, Friday
night to annex their first North
ern Ohio League victory.
Officials called a technical foul
against visiting coach Newt Oil
yer for running out on the playing
floor to protest decision.
Scoring was even with Don
Adams pacing the Redmen with
IL points, followed by Paul Drewes
IL. Harold Messner and George
Mason each had IL points for Up.
per SanduSky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
Selgo Wins Top
Tourney Honors

Dick Selgo of Port Clinton won
top honors in the Ohio Northwest
Elks 4th annual five-man tourn
ament recently, his 1915 in al
events topping the entry. Seglo
won cigarette lighter and $3.50.
Teamed with Rod Granstaff,
Selgo also placed fifth in doubles
with 1928 and was awarded $50.
Joe Morgan and Fred Kollman
Dowled 1888, good for 14th place
and $3.50.
Their team, Joe's Ark, finished
In fourth place with 2943 and won
$40.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
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Sandusky Victory

Sandusky's Blue Streaks defeat
ed the visiting Truckers from
Norwalk. 81 to 80. Friday evening
in the season opener for Coach
Vic Malinovsky's FIVE.
Two juniors, Ted Schwanger and
Jim Holzmiller, were top scorers
with 10 and Is points respective.
lY. SanduSky led throughout bu.
had its best scoring in the final
quarter.
This Friday night. the Sandus.
kianS play in Port Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
BASKETBALL SCORES

Columbian 81, Port Clinton "A.
Sandusky 81, Norwalk 30.
Oak Harbor 60, Lakeside Al.
Bellevue A. Upper Sandusky,
Il.
St. Mary's 48, Monroeville A.
EImore 46, Genoa a.. (Overtime)
Ross 48, Alumni As.
Crestline 40, Willard 38.
Bucyrus 40, Shelby "a.
Findlay "a, Columbus South 49,
Maumee so, Sylvania 81.
Perrysburg AZ, Rossford SO.
Bowling Green 43, Ottawa Hills
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
BowLERs TO DINE

Members of Sans Economy
Store bowling. team will hold
their Christmas dinner party this
Sunday evening in the High Ma
nor, Fremont, when Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Lichenstein will be guests
of honor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
ROSS VARSITY
DEFEATS ALUMNI

Fremont Ross cagers held Oft
a last quarter attack to win over
the Alumni, 48 to As, Friday even
ing. in their season opener. John
Lewis, Ross center, was top scor-
er with IL points, with Allen hav-
ing IN points for runner-up honors.
For. the alumni, Brudzinski
Baron and Auxter divided honors
with 10 points each.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
ST. MARY'S WINS

SanduSky st. Mary'S was forced
into an overtime period before de-
feating Monroeville, 48 to "A.
Friday evening. The score had
heen tied at 44-all in the regula-
tion game. Smith was top scor-
er for the Saints, cashing in 81
points.
Evening star., 1950-12-10

Il scrape my Dishes let em soak while in Vel
suds, then rinse! Most of them soak so clean only
the stickiest need just the touch of cloth! don't
wash, wipe scour! Pots and pans soak so clean
in Vel suds too, no hard securing is needed! I can
save 800 of my dishwashing work with new Vel"
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Infants Gowns

First queiity no ironing M-
cotton crepe or flonnsIetts q R~~~
gowns or kinonos !. pink, - AWE ~
blue or white in group Ill
infonts' sizes!
Evening star., 1950-06-27

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ALUES IN AIR COOLED COMIC,
Women's Shoes Aprons, Uniforms
s:::::'::: = :'":,' ::s ;:' ;s:: for
..s, Mss' u ss'ssI ssS! Uniforms
Turkish Towels Tots, Paiamas
: @ : for % :':' ': ':: :'; style ''S s :: "
rrih' AaDleclo'ns Toddlers' Cardiea,
pretty nss-eoss SsrI prints. ,s'r Fast stss eoon' y for
'1%'1-" ''' 's s's' .sss: s'Ss" 6".
Plaid Rugs
e Is! Is; e: Is: for ": :: t.,
@ :. .si.s " TO 6 ""'' on"
Cottage Sets
fir. ...,,. printed .,., Tots Sum Suits
f. &c: + f.: : for$ = : .. -: far
Cotton Curtains
r.,..r Of fresh cotton u4en. e- Infants Gowns
''''''' "''' IS '"' - - :;': :: ::::;:s 1T: for
FlOck-RayOn Scarfs
:;: :;:;. s.: for Baby Blankets
''" ''' ''"' =: :'';'; @ s.; & ;;s:; for
ends w =. 2esse-neh .si
Embroidered Cases
:,sr $ l. :, as ;:s':s;:s i r. for 8 Quilted Pads
m'n Tvs . o'o .,ss. nes :" NV IL Of .oHe
~ :ss cs..r ss,:s s.ss. t.'s" .ss, ,ss. :ss. for
'7x's"
Shower Curtains
a First a.', s nss p shove: how. cur, Plastic Panties
'< ''""' '''''' '''' s : :'.', s s'' s s, st: for
.s:: .s: with 81: sts'; g. n. fc';:i. G. z;
Bathroom Curtains
quality rfaed poste bathroom c. Tots, Rsns xRras
euron. rs, pot.n on pn.s. y 1Ots MING nras
q ''' compete w" ''''>'' $ ' s:s ;; for
with s"s 9s"sa sss4s Sizes Sizes s's
Sack Towels
Eu. .u.r+, b.oehd cot Pedal Pushers
es s: %sSs ' s 's.s sss for First ... Girls low. ... denim o,
n9 % "s sSss twill nsdo pu'hs"' Upper 0'''
Pillow Ticks Girls Sweatshirts
r..v.r of'b.oc cotton ,~.o,hit,
:. s:. ;s: ss;: ,s.: s;s for : ::;: ;'
edor! 2lx27-m. '' " " ~ "
u.xs, Sr,n. ruu.urs Girls Pajamas, Go
lr.s.sn 2-p.e. styles IN ro-'on
s sse" s, s so1 s s" crepe '''' Or
print. :. small, medium or ,oros IL p "
p,., S.4 S..,.4s Teens Skirts
- -. -.-. u.u.Hpe .
sport shirts solid eon noy. 1' Ioass 's' Or '''' styles '''.
to IA III
p..,S, S,..,.+ S.4s Girls Polo Shirts
rh.ss msuIsn cotton knit
contrasting knit - s..7m1e ~ '''' '' "
sizs4 o I'LL
Evening star., 1950-06-27

GIlX66
FOR THESE VA
DOuble-WOven Gloves
F'r'' end ''''s.is" Of double-wosen $W
cotton or royon gloves rnony styles. Up
big color selection 6 to 6h.
Misses. T.Shirts
issesuIsss of fine cotton O.
T-shirts in solid eoIors. z 1OE. p
stripes, white. S, M or L.
Misses Skirts
Irsssslsss Of new summer skirts in Or
either cotton or royon! Variety Of Up
styles and eolors. 24-3o in group.
Misses BlOuses
IrrsssIsss of snort new summer @W
biouses in fine royon or cotton %
white, posteIs. 81 to SO in group.
WOmen's RayOn Gowns
Seconds Of sosy-to-wosh, &H
:: o:,:i. .onna 70. Iayon j.: j:'':y 2 for y
nneixe some loce trirnsl
Sizes 34.44.
NylOn Briefs
lrsesuIsn end sirsss of @ I'M
easy 70 core : for nylon " fMRs ep
briefs In pink or white =.
in small, medium or loree!
RayOn Briefs
i'tssuIs'' Of pretty 'oee &H
trimmed royon knit briefs S fMHs 20
in white. pink. blue or
moize. S. IA. l..
RayOm Chenmise
First: end ss'ssuisFs Of a c.
rsoulor. end sxtro size z for -
rdyon knit ehenise in teo-
rose or white. 40 to so.
WOHmem's Gowns
FieM qsalsy cotton noinsook gowns &W
in pink or blue prints on white. Reg
ulor. extra sizes!
Cotton Slips
Fissss end isrssuIsn Of cotton slips O.
in white, pink, blue, maize, with y
syelet trim top and bottom! 32-4o.
Scanned Nyl0ns
Thirds of seomed-bock 80 @ IN
denier nylons in rev light 3 mrs. %
shodes. Full lengths! Sizes - 80
sh to loh.
Mems Work Shirts
Firsts end irresuien of heovy duty q TN
blue cotton ehombroy shirts. SturdiIy eHp
stitched. l4h-l6h.
Mems Knit Briefs 3 for.
First sssiity! Exceptionally fine cot q n
ton yorns. Full cut and we'll mode. sD
Sizes S. M. /.
Mems Polo Shirts
lsresuIavs OF combed cot 60
ton shirts in white. blue or z for. SD
tan. Sizes small, medium
or large.
Navy T-Shil'ts
'''sss'sfs' Knit OF fine 2 fc,.
cotton yorns! Full cut and ID AWE
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Cotton Curtains

lrrssulers of fresh cotton curtains. q II
Toilored or ruffed styles. Mor- sP
quisettes or novelties! 7S" long.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Print TabIeclOthS

Irresulsrs of heavy cotton cloths in @ n
52x52-in. size.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Teens BlOuses

lsrssuIers Of sheer dotted swiss or cot
ton broodclcth blouses in tailored o. eIp
dressy styles, in postels or prints -.
10 to is.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Plaid Rugs

First queIisy cotton roe &W
rugs :. washable and fost y for SD
color. Frineed ends. 8x36
inch size.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
NylOn Briefs

IrsesuIevs end fissts of
cosy 70 core for nylon y i
briefs In pink or white
in snolI, medium or loree!
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Cottage Sets

First quolisy printed plos- %
tic eottoee sets in red. . fnv. -
blue, green. Tops, soshes. . AWA
tie-boeks in set.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Tots Sum Suits

First quelity cotton sun On
suits in solids or prints. u fORs -
Bib-top with suspendex.
Sizes ] to 3.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
beautiful hats! wonderful values!
White Hats

Every ones brond new summer style!
Strows. crisp piques, lacy boueles i.
snowy white :. 50 frosty looking and feel
ing for hot doys! Pick several at this low
price! Heed sizes u and q in group!
LANSBURGRS-Dosums Store
Evening star., 1950-06-27
WOmaen's Shoes

Discontinued styles of women's and 61
growing girls dress shoes +. nnony "
styles and eoIors. 4 to 9. "A to c.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Tots Slips

lrresuIess Of buiIt-up sheul-
der style cotton slips with
ruffIe hens. White only
.. sizes z to s.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Misses BlOuses

IrSesulsss OF snort new summer G@ :
bIousss in fine royon or cotton e~
white. posteIs. 81 to SO in group.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Bathroom Curtains

First quaIisy ruffIed postic bathroom c.
curtoins :. fioroI pottern on postels; sMP
81" long. Complete with tieboeks! IL
Evening star., 1950-06-27

TOddlers' Cardigans
2 for 81
Irresulars of long sleeve cotton knit
eordioons in voriety of stripes .. -
sizes 3 to 6.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
WOlnen's RayOn Gowns

Seconds OF sosy-to-wosh,
ne . ironing royon jersey
gowns in blue. pink or
nnaixs some loee trims!
Sizes 34.44.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
RayOll Chenlise

Firsss sMd lsrssuiers Of CO.
reoulor and extra size z fORs -
royon knit ehsmise in teo-
rose or white. 40 to so.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Baby Blankets

First suslity! Soft cotton
receiving bIonkets in pink II
or blue neatly stitched
ends . 26x36-ineh size!
Evening star., 1950-06-27
RayOn Briefs

lvsssulsrs Of pretty ioce @H
trimmed royon knit briefs S far SD
in white. pink. blue or
r,oize. S. M. l..
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Boys Swim Trunks

First quality boxer woist trunks Of pre- U I
shrunk cotton =. variety Of colorful eP
prints small. medium or large. j
Evening star., 1950-06-27
DOubIe-WOven Gloves

Pissss end isssssIsn of double-woven 6D IN
cotton or royon gloves ;. nnony styles. Up
big color selection -. 6 to Sl1.
Evening star., 1950-06-27

First ssslify end lrrssuIers.
Royon oobordine and royon
tropieol dress slocks with front
pieots and ripper closures -.
sturdy cotton wosh sIocks.
Sonforixed for not more than
rs rssiduol shrinkooe! Solid
colcrs, patterns. 2o to 36.
Neutrality-suspicious.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Sack Towels

First quality bIeoehed cot
ron flour sock towels O 4
absorbent and quiek-dry- ID Il
ing! Neatly finished edges
). loundered reody to use!
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Scanned Nylons

Thirds Of seomed-boek 80 p =
denier nyIons in rev light q v>vsS S
shodes. Full lengths! Sizes 80
Sk to loh. :
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Tots Pajamas

First suslity crinkle crepe pojomos in q 0H
pink or blue. 5-pieee style with extro sMp
pants. to 3.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Shower. Curtains

First quality heovy pIostie shower cur O.
toins in hemmed 6x6-foot size! At ~p
troetive patterns on popular postels. H.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fXk5{Q2a


Aprons, Uniforms
First asolity so-squore
Percole or popiin oprons or q e.
button-fronf uniforms! - 1OT ~
Many colors! Uniforms
sizes II only!
Evening star., 1950-06-27
WOHalela's Gowns

First qselity cotton noinsook gowns
in pink or blue prints on white. Reg
ulor. extra sizes!
Evening star., 1950-06-27

WFe9ulofS OF neovy Teotner- an
proof pillow tiekinos in 2 for -
several foroI patterns and
eoIors! 2lx27-n. size!
Boys Swim Trunks
First auslity boxer woist trunks Of pre- O. II
shrunk cotton :. vorety Of colorful ~HN0
prints :. small. medium or large.
Boys Sport Shirts
First sueIity short sleeve. ripper neck c.
sport shirts in solid coIors, novelty W
pattern :. s to Ia in group.
Boys Short Sets
First auaIisy cotton short sets include q N
twill shorts and contrasting knit shirt. Up
Sizes 4 to 10.
Boys Briefs
First quelity knit back
briefs with pre- shrunk D s. ~
broodeloth fronts! Stripes " AA
and novelties. 4 to IA.
Boys Shorts
First quality cotton wosh
shorts mode with boxer % &Hnve -
woist ton. brown or
stripes in group. 4 to Il.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
FlOck-RayOn Scarfs

First aueIity dresser scorfs @ m
and 3-peee vonity sets of = for -
sheer flock decorated royon
in pretty pastel eolors!
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Turkish Towels

lrresuIars of big 2ox4o- &W
in. bath towels in plolds or 3 for -
popular solid eoIors.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Pillow Ticks

lrresulars of heavy feather
proof pillow tiekinos in Q fMus ID
several fIoroI patterns and
coIors! 2lx27-in. size!
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Boys Sport Shirts

First queIity short sleeve, ripper neck q
sport shirts in solid colors, novelty "
pottern s to Ia in group. !
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Navy T-Shil'ts

irsssussrs! Knit Of fine ~ &
cotton yorns! Full cut and d AOr "
we'll made. Sizes 80 to 20.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Cotton Slips

Fissss end irrssuIsss Of cotton slips q
in white. pink, blue. maize, with sT
eyelet trim top and bottom! 32-4o.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Mems Knit Briefs 3 for.

First sssIity! Exceptionally fine cot CO.
ton yorns. Full cut and well mode. ep
Sizes S. M. l.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Mems Work Shirts

Fissts snd irrssuien Of heavy duty &W
blue cotton ehonbroy shirts. sturdiy ep
stitched. l4k-l6h.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Misses T-Shil.ts
Misses Skirts

issssisss of new summer skirts in & IN
either cotton or royon! Voriety Of Up
styles and eoIors. z4-3o in group.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Boys Short Sets

First queIity cotton short sets include q N
twill shorts and contrasting knit shirt. Up
Sizes 4 to 10.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Quilted Pads

lrrssulsrs of soft, obsorb-
ont quilted cotton pods.
Closely quilted. sturdy tops
binding. l7xls" size!
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Embroidered Cases

First quality, cotton muslin
pillow coses, embroidered . fMps %
with His and Hers or Mr..
and Mrs. 42x36" size!
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Mems Polo Shirts

lrresuIsss OF combed cot @1
ton shirts in white, blue or q fOps SD
tan. Sizes snolI, medium
or large. -
, 1950-11-02
Children Of v. |. TO
Donate $500 10
Youth Gift to U.N.

It has been suggested that the
central fountain in the new UN
headquarters be a gift from the
children Of the United States to
the United Nations. Al commmit-
tee Of Governors Wives has been
formed to raise approximately
$4,000 necessary to finance the
gdt The committee has set the
quota for the Virgin Islands at
$500. The Governor has taken the
matter up with the two Superin-
tendents of Education for consid-
Grafton in connection with cam
paign within the schools.
The Secretary-G General. Trygve
Lie. in an effort to secure the mar
ticipation of the American people.
has indicated how valuable II
would be to the UN and to its
worldwide Secretariat if some
symbolic gift could be made to
the United Nations representing
not governmental initiative. but
that Of the people, particularly,
that Of the coming generation
our children.
Further announcements in re-
gard to this matter will be made
from time TO time.
, 1950-11-02
Organization for
Mdrch 81 Dimes
Cdmpuiqn

Governor de Castro has asked
Otis Brown and Miss Leona E.
Davis Of st. Croix to serve as CO.
chairmen of the 1851 March of
Dimes Campaign in the Munich
paIity Of st. Croix, and has asked
Arturo Warrington & Miss Helen
Joseph to act as co-chairmen for
the Municipality of st. Thomas &
st. John.
Stated the Governor: "The Vir-
gin Islands have again been invit-
ed to take an active part III the
Annual March of Dimes Cam
paign, sponsored by the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
The campaign will be held Janu-
airy Is to 81, 1851. Although we
are fortunate not to have many
cases Of MANTLE paralysis in the
Virgin Islands, for the year 1850
over $4,000 were reported in cont
mental United States. This year,
the dread disease has again taken
its toll, particularly Of boys and
girls
, 1950-11-02
President Trumun
Supports Governor
De Custro's Veto

President Truman, on October
19, 1850, returned to the Munich
pal Council Of st. Croix, without
his approval, the bill passed re-
Gently over the Governors veto,
and disapproved by the Governor
for the second time, amending the
Real Property Tax Law of the Mu
nicipality Of st. Croix. The Presi-
dents veto message reads as fol-
lows:
4 am returning to you, without
my approval, Municipal Council
Bill No. s, Of the Seventh Munich
Continued on page ~
, 1950-11-02
Miss Elizabeth Biglow
Weds Froncis Control
In New York City

Announcements have been re-
ceived from Mrs. William Ken
meth Biglow of the marriage Of
her daughter, Elizabeth Delano
Biglow to Francis Scoffin Cantren.
The wedding took place in New
York City on Wednesday, October
25th.
After a short honeymoon, Mr..
and Mrs. Cantrell will return to
st. Croix where they will make
their home in the Pentheny Apart
ments, Christiansted.
, 1950-11-02
Hundreds GQther at Groue Place
Harigdn Reports on Progress

Hundreds of persons gathered
at Grove Place yesterday at the
annual celebration Of Liberty Day
especially by Workers of the Is
land and also to honor the man
who was founder Of the st. Croix
Labor Union, the late D. Hamilton
Jackson.
The Hon. Ludwig Harrigan, pre-
sident, gave a summary of his ac-
dvities since he became affiliated
with the Union in 1945.
President Norman Olson of the
Virgin Islands Corporation was
one of the guest speakers. He told
Of the progress made by the Cor
poration and made comparison of
production Of 1850 over other
years. Also the increased wages
for labor; double yield and the
benefits all around.
Mr.. Olson said both he and Mrs.
Olson had enjoyed living among
the people and will continue to do
everything they can to aid them.
His speech was warmly received
with much applause,
"A heavy and continuous down.
pour Of rain failed to dampen the
spirits Of the people who cheered
MI. Harrigan on his report, which
is printed in full on the inside
page.
Albert Sewer from st. Thomas
Continued on page A.
, 1950-11-02
Miss Edris Clendinen
Wins Prize at
Born Dunce

Miss Edris Clendinen of Chris
tiansted, was the winner of the
prize given at the Barn Dance
sponsored by the Hands Across
the Sea Scholarship Committee"
which was held at the Jungle
Casirp for the best costume.
Miss Clendinen was dressed as
a Witch; the vote was unani-
nous. Others in the contest were
Mrs. Hilda England, Atty. William
Moorhead and Victor Ramirez.
, 1950-11-02
Messages Express
Joy at Trumun's
Escape from Deuth

Messages poured into the tenn
porary White House from all over
the world to congratulate Presi-
dent Truman on his escape from
the bullet of two Puerto Rican
Nationalist, one of whom was
killed on the spot and one injured.
One of the messages was from
Pope Pious who expressed his joy
that the President escaped harm.
Others came from King George of
England and Prime Minister Gle.
ment Attlee; also from the French
and Italian Governments.
President Truman remained
calm and showed emotion only on
learning Of the death Of one Of
the three guards who was in the
gun battle.
- rs
, 1950-11-02
Gov. Munoz Murin
Talks to President
Trumon on Phone

Governor Munoz Marin speak
ing over the radio said that he had
talked to President Truman on
the telephone in connection with
the attempted assassination Of the
us. Chief Executive by two Puer
to Rican extremist.
Governor Marin said he had
just talked on the telephone with
the President and expressed the
joy Of the Puerto Rican people
that the criminal attack was
thwarted. He said the President
assured him that all the facts are
clearly understood by the public
IN the states. In the name Of the
people Of Puerto Rico, Governor
, 1950-11-02
Com. Of Governors
Wives Formed on
Beholf Of U. N.

Mrs. Arthur B. Langlie, wife Of
the Governor of the State of Wash
ington, has invited Mrs. de Castro,
wife of the Governor Of the Vir-
gin Islands, along with the wives
of the Goverhors of each Of the 48
states and territories to join a
Committee of Governors Wives
for important work on behalf Of
the United Nations.
, 1950-11-02
Three Candidates
Speak from Bdndstnd
Tomorrow Night

Three candidates for seats in
the Municipal Council are schedul
ed to speak tomorrow night from
the Bandstand on the Christian
sted Wharf at $50. They are Her
bert Haywood, Stanley Farrelly
and Henry 2. Rohlsen.
Messrs. Haywood and Farrelly
are seeking seats in the Town Dis
trict while Mr.. Rohlsen is running
for Member-at-Large.
, 1950-11-02
Purents Heolth Org.
Sponsors Dunce al
Congressional Hdll

Despite heavy rainfall, a large
crowd attended the dance given
by the Parents Health Organiza-
ton at the Congressional Hall
last night, and everyone had a
good time.
The Rhythm Makers Orchestra
furnished music for the occasion.
, 1950-11-02
There is Now Only
Koreuns, Says
President Rhee

President Rhee of Korea said
there is now only Koreans. He ex-
horted ten thousand persons to for
get North and South Korea. He
called for greater unity Of the
people.
, 1950-11-02
Csted Hospital
Auditory to Hold
Meeting November 6.

The Christiansted Hospital Au-
Hillary will hold a meeting on
Monday night, November s, it was
announced by Mrs. Ethel Balm,
secretary.
The meeting will begin at $50.
, 1950-11-02

Marin said, / also wish to convey
our grief to the family Of the
guard who lost his life at Blair
House.
Evening star., 1950-01-29

Imagine going through winter without
q single cold! You have chance to do that,
if you use this new drug discovery properly!
Keep Inhiston handy at home and carry
a cket-packet with you at all times.
Evening star., 1950-01-29

Mrs. E. Scimonelli, Ozone Park, N. Y, says:
II felt a cold coming on. was sneezing, my
nose was stopped up. l took 2 Inhiston
tablets. Next day felt better. took more
tablet; by noon my cold was gone
Evening star., 1950-01-29
lnhiston is the new antamne tablet you're read about

anti-histaminc treatment begins within an
hour after the first cold symptom appears.
This is truly wonderful news!
guy AT oNcE-cARRY II WITH YOU:
Don't wait for a cold to strike. Be pre-
pared now with plenty of Inhiston, ready
to take at the first sign of cold. Buy
bottle for the medicine chest at home,
another for the place you work, and
handy pocket-package to carry with you
at all times. Never be without Inhiston.
But remember - insist on Inbisf0M We
know of no other product on public sale
with Inhistons anti -histamine formula.
That's why we say: insist on l"bisto" for
your cold.
Evening star., 1950-01-29

This is an historic year in the annals of
medicine ). the year of mans first great
victory over the common cold! Just think!
Now, at last, mankind has real weapon
against the common cold for you and your
children, on public sale at your drugstore.
1t is Inhiston, the notwithstanding tablet!
a NEW pRuc-NoT LIKE ASPIRIN. oUINiNE
Inhiston is not merely another "cold
tablet a salt, efervescent powder,
aspirin or quinine compound. lnhiston is
an anfi-biaamiue, with an action based
on a new, revolutionary concept of cold
treatment Nationwide research on various
anti-histamines has proved that colds can be
stobpeA, in the great majority of cases, it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-26
Run Booths
For RedCrOss

The so or more Red Cross
booths, which have been placed in
hotels, stores and other prominent
locations during the week, are
being manned by diplomatic, con-
gressional and cabinet wives.
The booths opened last Friday
and will remain open through
this Friday. Mrs. Morris Cafritz
is general chairman of the Booths
and Diplomatic Committee which
traditionally functions during the
final week of the March Red Cross
campaign. ~
The various booth chairmen are
Mrs. George w. Malone, May
flower; Mrs. Tom C. Clark, Carl
ton: Nine. Jean Pierre Bernard.
National Gallery of Art, and Mrs.
Charles F. Brannan, Statler.
Others on Mrs. Cafritz' commit
tee are Mrs. Claude D. Pepper.
Mrs. Peter Ansberry, Mrs. Leslie
Biff1e, Mrs. Homer Case, Mrs.
Blake Clark, Mrs. Clark M. Cliff
ford, Mrs. Rahel Davies Fitch,
Mrs. Robert E. Schenck and Mrs.
Alden K. Sibley.
The chief purpose of the booths
is to accommodate out-of town
visitors who may wish to make
their Red Cross contributions
here because of their absencs
from home.