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The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
FAREWELL PARTY
 FOR INDIANS
 THURSDAY EVENING

Mir. and Mrs. Ray Nolan were the honor guests at farewell Canasta party given by MT Vi~ gil Newman, Mrs. Frank Webb and Mrs. Ronald Schwartz at the Newman residence Thursday even ing.
 Prizes were won by Ray Nolan and Emma Case.
 The guests of honor were pre- ented with two lovely pieces of ivory from the group of friends attending.
 They were: Nr. and Mrs. Nor man Whitaker Nr and Mrs. Joe Barnell, Mrs. Emma Case, Rev. M. F. Hoch, Mir. and Mrs. Art Fry, Mrs Ellen Needy, MT. and Mrs. Ronald Schwartz, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Webb and MT. and Mrs. Yir- gil NeynaR.
 After residing here for six and half years, the Nolans are re-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13

and-subject to the approval of the governments concerned-to Paris and Rome. Other 4-engins Clippers fly to r other Euro pean cities.
 In addition, Clippers fly to all the other continents .. in fact, Pan American now links seventy-five lands throughout the world.
 For reservations. call. ..
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13

turning to the States where they will make their future home.
 Nolan was pharmacist at the Wrangell Drug while in Wrangsll.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13

signed at his home or office In Wrangell, Alaska, within six G months from date of publication hereof.
 JOEL WING Executor of the estate of Rosie Wing, deceased Published Oct. 19. 20. 27, NovS. 1850.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
CEASED

CEASED.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the last win and testament of Rosie Wing, deceased. has been admitted to probate in the above entitled court, and letters eEtamen- tary Issued to the undersigned ex- scutor. All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to present them, with the necessary vouchers to the under
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13

Q Through it's merger with Ann erican Overseas Airlines, Pan American World Airways now offers you still more comfort. still more speed :. still more experience still more destin- ations when you fly to Europe. More-by far-than any other airline, American or foreign.
 Pan American flies you to az the cities shown on the map above. From New York double decked "Strato" Clippers fly you to Glasgow, Amsterdam. Frankfurt, Shannon, London
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA PETERSBU RIG INCT. FIRST DIVISION.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF ROSIE WING, DE-
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Vorsity Shop

is-ois. $35 Young Mems
Wool Suits. Glen Ploids, CO.
verts. Sizes "a to 40, broken
24.95
5-o,is. $3.50 oobordine Top
Coots. Labeled as to wool
content. Broken sizes IS to
50 5------------- z4.95
i5-osis. 1898 - 1898
6ootskin Leother Joekets.
Broken sizes
I5-o,is. 1895 Jr. Boys
Suits. Navy wool. Long poat,.
Broken sizes s------15.93
35-os;s. 1875 Jr. Boys
Summer Suits. Short pants.
Tan or moixe. Sizes 4 to s.
a.SS
3-oris. 1880 Wool Husky
Suits. Sizes l3, IA, l6--2z.s5
1o-or;s. $50 Corduroy
Sioeks. Broken sizes II to lS.
3.s5
ind Floor, Wdshincton
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Closet Shop

$50 oris. 81 PIostic Garment
Boos. Clear with coIored bind
ing. Hold IA oorments- -7ss
200 Orig. 81 Hanger Rox. Set
Of 3 plastic rods to hold s oor-
ments in space Of z. Set Of 8,
7se
10 Orig. 3.s8 Cedortreot Cor
ment boes. Jumbo size, 2.9S
IS Orig. $40 Cedortreot Cor
nent Boos. Regular 81" size,
2.eS
@5 Orig. 2.sS Cedortreot Cor
ment Bags. ~" suit size, l.ss
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Mems Shoes

50 pm. Orig. 1895 - 1898
Mems Fomous Brand Oxfords,
brown wing tip. quarter broeue,
stroieht tip. Not in all sizes,
1879
: prs. Orig. 1880 Mems Dr..
Locke Oxfords. block in morrow
sizes s-------Io.e9
Is prs. oris. SOS 70 1893
Mems Fomous Brond Oxfords,
broken sizes 4.e9
II prs. Orig. $50 Mems Opero
Slippers, leather soIes. rubber
heels 100
u pss. Orig. $50 Convos Sport
Shoes, elected soIes-
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Infonts' Wear

rs Orig. I.4s Royon Covered
Diaper Holders. Plastic lined.
Small to extra large ISL
5 oris. 2.99 to 800 Dioper-
Utility Boes .- as tax incl.
80 Orig 2.ss to 4.99 Silk or
Royon Bonnets. Styles for boys,
girls -------l.S8 & 2.8S
) Orig. 4.e9 Wicker Carrying
Baskets. White ----z.3S
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Misses Sportsweor

Iso Orig. 3.ss 70 4.sS AII-wool
or nyIon sweotes. eIossie pull
on styles. White, pink, blue.
moizes, navy, black, sizes "a
to SO twooI sweoters) and 38
to 40 tnyIon sweoters), '.Ss
~ oris. 1898 PosteI oII-wooi
tweed jackets, lumber iocket
style. maize or pink with grey
trim, sizes IL to Is in the
group --------------lo.95
- osis. ie.eS UnIined suits
kosho-type oil wool in lovely
postel shades. Short box or
cIossic jackets, slim skirts. Pink,
Shrimp, lime, blue. sizes Y
to l6 in the group --io.s5
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
3rd Floor, Washington
Infonts' Furniture

! Orig. ss.s5 CoIvin Wardrobe,
wax birch finish. Floor sompIe,
64.99
! Orig. 1895 KroII Crib. maple
finish. Floor sample ---24.9s
! Orig. 1875 Edison Crib.
white. Floor somple .---39.s9
! oris. 1875 Edison Crib,
white. Floor sample 1890
) Orig. 1875 Chests, white
enamel finish
I osis. 24.s5 Mirror, white
frome. Floor somple- ---1o.ss
I Orig. SOS Nursery Toble,
white. Floor sompIs $50
J Orig. 1875 Mirror. round
trome 0.99
10 Orig. 1875 Feeding TobIes
tor nurseN------9.99
Ind Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Stationery

1o-oris. Soc Superchrome
Ink. Red - Sc
46-oris. 25e Ink. Black,
blue black, brown Sc
i55-oris. l5e Ink. Brown,
black Sc
, ioo-oris. Soc doz. ChiIdren's
Porty invitotions -25e doz.
3-oris sSe School Boes -4es
43-oris. e5e Boxed Note
Paper ----39e
lo-oris. 81 Stationery -4se
1o-osis. l.5o Stationery 7ee
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Teen Wear

$50 Orig. l.zo Seventeen Co.'S
netics. Powders, Iipstieks, To-
tons etc. tax incl, Toe
~ Orig. I.9S Cotton Gloves.
Wine, green, brown. Broken
md Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
"a Orig. l4.s5 to 24.95
Metoi Wordrobes
$50 to l4.9.

Clearance Of these sturdy oil
metol wordrobes, because
they're slightly domoeed or
scored in hondIino. Some floor
samples, some few-of-o-kind!
Single and double door types.
As is!
7th Floor, Washington.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Women's Suits, Coots


6 oYis. j9.95 10 1895 Wom-
ems oli-wool broodcIoth or COW
CT coats, black, green, wine,
sizes l4h 70 24H in the
group -------------9S
! Orig. $45 Block ol!-wool eob-
ar6ne suit, size 22h--$13
I oris. 1875 Grey elI-wool
eobordins suit, size 4o---$5S
4 orig. 1895 Black oIl-wooI
eobordins suits, sizes ~, a..
and 24h
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Ind Floor, Washington
Teens Shoes

Ss-osis. SOS - 7.e5 Fo.
nous Make Pumps and Strop
Shoes. Block or multicolor
suede. Sizes 4 to 9----2.97
Ind Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Sports Equipment t

I Orig. $40 Set Of 8 SpoIdine
Autograph Irons -------Sz4
Z Orig. SO Betty Jameson
kroflite Sets Of s Irons, 2i.5o
I oris. $S4 Betty Jameson
Registered Set, 8 irons $40
4 oris. $45 Betty Jameson
Sets, 3 woods ---$33
I Orig. $50 Thomson Sets Of
4 woods S36
I oris. $50 Bobby Jones Por-
ploy Set, 4 woods S31
s oris. 5.s5 BoseboII Srin
Guords Observation-Disclosures
~ oris. 1.65 Basketball Jer-
SeyS
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
ComeFos


I oris. 1880 Revere Mooo-
zine Lood Comeros- os---l3z.75
! Orig. 1878 3ox4o Aurora
Screen ---------i2.75
! Orig. $zs 37x5o Rodiont
screen n-19,9S
} or;s. 1880 Revere Mooo-
zine lood Comero-
) Orig. 1880 Apollo Sound
Protector ------ll6.55
. Orig. 1898 Deiur 5B Meter,
1895
I oris. 1885 Dejur Autocritic
Exposure Meter -----l5.75
I ois. $i35 Eostn,on Kodak
Protector l6mm-----I2i.5o
I oris. $il5 GrofIex 2Mx3H
Connere So
] osis. ss.62 AraofIex { Conn.,
era ----49.95
u Orig. 4.l5 Ansco Pondo
Comeros ------2.S9
All prices include Federal tar
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Ladies' luaoooe

! Orig. $2i Lody's Wordrobs
Cose e------$5
Z oris. $l1 Lodies' II"
Week k-end Coses es----3.6o
! Orig. $40 Lsdy's IS" Over
night Case -----$5
! Orig. $l2 Vanity Cose, IS
! Orig. $12 Brown Convos
odS 80
: Orig. SIS Ladies' puIlmon
loses -9IU
} Orig. SIS Ladies' Wordroba
Z Orig. $24 Ladies' Week End
Coses es------14.@o
All Luggage slightly damaged,
shopworn Or initioIed wrong.
Sold as is. Price includes Fed
enoI tax. Monoerommins With
out charge.
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
800 Yds.! Orig. 1.e9
Spring WooIens
| 80 vd

pIoids, pastel suitinos oil
l0ooo wool, all 54 in. wide
all just right for smart
suits, skirts.
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Misses Robes

MISSES NODES
IS Orig. 1879 olI-wooI robes,
elossie style contrasting piping,
sizes u and "a. Wine or blue
6.9S
3rd Floor, Washington;
Ind Floor, Silper Spring
Teen Shop
5o-oris. 3.ss PosteI PIoid
Skirts. Labeled as to wool
content. Broken sizes i.3S
z4o-oris. 7.ss Blue Jeans.
Sizes 10 to Is l.SS
5o-oris. sos Cotton Brood
cloth Dresses. 2-pieee. Sizes
10 TO l6-----3.s5
2nd Floor. Washington
and SilDer Spring
Boys Furnishings
7-oris. 2.sS French Cuff
Dress Shirts. PosteIs. Size IS
neck only y-------1.9S
l4S-osis. i.eS Polo Shirts
and Matching Sox. Sizes 4 to
IA, shirts; sizes 9. 9h and 10,
socks --------I.64 set
lS-oris. 4.sS Jr. Boys West
ern Pants. Corduroys, royons.
Size II only--------1.93
4o-oriS. i.65 Polo Shirts.
Lona sleeves. Sizes 4 and 10,
@Ss
ind Floor, Warrington
and Silper Spring
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Tremendous Sovines! Fomous
"Worth" Perfumes
25 Off!

Orig 40 Je Reviens Perfume Introductory size---13s
Orig 50 Je Reviens Perfume 20
Orig 81 Je Revens Perfume, $6
Orig. i.zo Je Reviens Cologne
Orig ITO Je Revens Cologne, oz.--------------7le
Orig $50 Je Revens Cologne.
Orig $6 Je Reviens Cologne, oz--------------l99 80
Orig 40 Secret de Suzonne Perfume Gift i39
Orig $50 Secret de Suzonne Perfume small
Orig $50 Secret de Suzonne Perfume, T size ------319
Orig SIS Secret de Suzonne Perfume, medium $6
Orig l.2o Secret de suzonne Cologne, oz.-----4oe
Orig 10 Secret de Suzonne Cologne,
Orig $50 Secret de Suzonne Cologne oz.-------l2o
Org $e Secret de Suzonne Cologne oz.-------l.ss
All Prices Include Federal Tar
Street Floor. Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Mems Sportsweor

10 osis. 7.s5 Mems Sport
Shirts, corduroy and 6ooo
wool. 4oee royon, broken sizes,
4.95
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
THE HEc11r Co.'S C1EARAxcE
RDGSraRS
Millinery

- Orig. 5.s5 Lodies' hots, wool
felt berets, eIoehes and Off
the-foee styles in many coIor..
81
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Girls Wear

50 oris. 3.ss 70 SO Skirts.
Wool, corduroy, wool jersey.
Broken sizes l.8S
IS Orig. 2.9e 70 3.99 Cotton
Dresses. Novelty cowgirl style,
Others. Broken sizes LIT
100 Orig. l.94 Calico Print
Cotton Dresses. Broken sizes,
6es
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Neckweor

73-oris. 81 10 81 Neekweor.
SonpIes plus odds and ends
from stock. Many styles sss
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
400 Originally Toe
Doncs Records
7oe

included ore many currently
populor dance records, some
semi-elossieoI tunes. Standard
lo-ineh size only featuring fo-
NOUS oTtists and orchestros!
5th Floor. Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
$50 Orig. $45 to 59.95 Misses
$50 Orig $45 to 59.95 Misses
Better Spring Suits
$33

All ocoy oobordines
and shorskns Wide choice including fitted Peoted
straight skirts Donon sleeves Button In ovoite
shades including Sizes 10 18ond tremendous
sovne
Washing NJ Spring
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Women's Gloves

~ Orig. 81 10 rs Gloves.
"Honds Awoy" royons---i.5o
24-osis. s. Metallic Evening
Gloves. Gold color
1S-oris. 81 Metallic Evening
Mitts. PosteIs -------S2
- oriS. $50 70 81 Gloves.
Handmade string, some chill
dren's royon and cottons ---$i
$50 ofis. 81 70 $50 Cotton
Gloves. Assorted styles, coIors.
l.69
Street Foor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30

GirdIes and ponty eirdIes in loee
Iostex, royon sotin Iostex, nylon,
ond power net. White, pink,
blue, black, broken sizes.
~ oris. $50 Panty Girdles,
nyIon lace Iostex and nylon
power net et----4.95
rs Orig. 1880 Foundations,
nyIon, boned front, uplift bro,
sizes IS to AZ in the group,
7.95
l2s Orig. s. Longtime Bros,
white nylon, sizes "a to AZ in
the orouo 1.59
3rd Floor, Washington:
md Floor, Silper Spring
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Fur Coots, Seorfs, jackets!
Fur CIearance!

Orig. $ss $io Pieeed White Erins pieced white
mink oscoh and ruff-
Orig $25s Block Dyed Persion Paw Coot. ------$lls
Orig. $lss Navy Blue lopin Dyed consy Coos- $ss
ovs $26S Natural Silver Fox Jocket ----------SlSS
oris $75s Mink Blended Book Muskrot Coot. ---SI8s
Orig. Szss 4-skin Natural Siverbus Mink Scorfs-$l7s
Orig. $iss Mink Dyed Squirrel Locke Coots-------$15o
Orig Sz5s Black Dyed Amercon Broodto Poeessed Lamb
Cope $22z
I Orig 1884 Black Cooeu Dyed Kid Coot----------S24o
Orig. $685. Mink Dyed Squirrel Coat.
os. $Ss4 Black Dyed Persion Lorb Coot --------$54o
An Prices Include Federal Ta1
3rd Floor Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Costume JeweIy

35 ovis. l.2o 10 40 Tailored
Necklaces. Pins. Bracelets. Eo.,
Al Prices Include Tar
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Jr. Miss Coots

10 Orig. l6.95 Jr. Miss olI-
wool fleece toppers, navy, red,
posteIs, sizes 9 to IS in the
group -----l2.SS
2S Orig. 1925 Jr. Miss Cotton
Twill reineoots, navy, red, yel-
low, broken sizes 9 to IS, s.
81 Orig. 1875 to 1895 Jr.
Miss roincoots in royon eobor-
dine. corduroy, checks, novy,
red, grey green, broken sizes
9 to IS $40
3rd Floor, Washington
2nd Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1950-11-21
old-SmuggIing Ring
Believed Uncovered
by the Assoeiofsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Two
men accused by Federal agents OF
trying to get a fortune in black
market gold out Of the country
by air are free today on bond.
Il believe we have found the
trail Of an international gold
smuggling ring" United States
Attorney Frank J. Parker said in
Brooklyn after their arrest.
The two. Manfred Fliegel, Is,
OF New York. and Charles H.
Manning. 81. Of Sydney. Australia,
were arrested last Friday as they
were about to board a plane leav-
ing La Guardia Field for India.
Agents said they had $50
pounds of gold cleverly hidden in
the false bottoms Of shoes or in
the false sides of luggage.
The COLDS worth on the Indian
black market was estimated at up
to $240.000. The gold, seized by
the Government, has a face value
Of $4,000 here.
Bonds Of $3.50 each were re-
duced yesterday to $12.5o0 for
Manning and $500 for Fliegel.
They posted the bail and were re-
leased.
The men are accused Of vio-
lating the Gold Reserve Act, which
bans the transport or export of
gold without license.
Evening star., 1950-11-21

cut into 10 of them before getting
a call to sweep another field.
II was directing fire from the
bridge when I saw the minesweep-
er ahead of us blow up. The next
thing I remember, those of us on
the bridge took beating.
Didn't Hear Explosion.
IT don't remember hearing the
explosion, but just about every
one on the bridge was hit. The
skipper was wounded. I tried to
help him and the other wounded
men. but I couldn't do much.
Then I noticed was bleeding
from injuries to my head and
other parts of my body. It was
three days later before the real
pain started to come.
II still didn't know what hap
pened. I saw water coming up on
the main deck, so I slid down to
1t alongside a kid with broken
leg.
I'VE sat on the deck for a little
while, then decided to slip into
the water. I took of my life
preserver. then my parka, and re-
placed the life preserver before
going into the water.
Rescued by "FrOgmen."
1--WE were in the water about 80
minutes, I would estimate, before
some frogmen underwater demo-
lition team mem pulled us onto
a. raft"
1t. Eidsness had high praise for
the frogmen. If it hadn't been
for them, he said. many of the
wounded men on his mineSweeper
would have gone down with the.
ship They had to act fast, he
said, because the minesweeper
sank in about f1ve minutes.
1t. Eidsness said, I'VE really
had it tough" but there was pride
in his voice when he talked of his
gun crew.
THAT was a good gun crew."
he said. They could shoot the
whiskers off a cat"
During World War II, 1t. Eds
ness served with the Navy 43
Evening star., 1950-11-21

from Boiling Green State College
in Ohio. Then he worked as a
Prudential Life Insurance Co.
agent here for nearly a year.
Since the death of mis- parents
several years ago, 1t. Eidsness has
been living with his brother, Lars
M. Eidsness. His brother John.
also veteran of World War II
with the Navy, is now on active
duty with a naval air unit at the
Patuxent Naval Base.
Evening star., 1950-11-21
Mexico Bus Crush Kills 10

GUANAJUATO, Mexico. Nov 81
R.-Ten persons were killed and
80 injured yesterday in a collision
between a truck and a bus on the
highway outside the city. The bus
was filled with a sports group
from nearby Romita, which had
marched in the holiday parade
here. Guanajuato is ITS miles
northwest of Mexico City.
Evening star., 1950-11-21

months in Alaska and at various
Pacific shore stations. Near the
end Of the war, he served aboard
a minesweeper in the Pacific.
Graduate of Central.
He was called back to active
duty on August S. Ten days later
he was in Japan.
A graduate of public schools,
and Central High School in 1910,
he received his bachelor of arts and
masters degrees in 1948 and 1949
Evening star., 1950-11-21

w e n t q o W n
when it struck
an enemy mine.
He is 1t.
(j.g.) George
w. Eidsness. 20,
of 1401 East
Capitol street,
who faces sew
eral bed-ridden
months because
of fractures to
his right arm
and hand and
injuries to his
lower left leg
Evening star., 1950-11-21

I was gum d. EIushess'
merry officer of our minesweeper
during the invasion of Inchon, u
he said. when our ship struck an
enemy mine right before lunch
time on October IL.
1--WE were under heavy fire from
the shore batteries at WonSon. We
were sweeping for mines, and had
Evening star., 1950-11-21
Navy Officer Victim of Mne Praises Frogmen for Rescues

The first naval casualty Of the
Korean war to be treated at the
Bethesda Naval Hospital told the
story yesterday of how his ship
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Kriptin Firm Accused
Of Misleading Ads
BY the Associated Press

The Federal Trade Commission
today accused a third company of
false and misleading" advertising
to promote the sale of anti-cold
drugs.
The latest action involves the
antihistamine preparation sold
under the trade name "Kriptin'
and manufactured by Whitehall
Pharmacal Co., New York.
The FTC complaints followed
those made earlier in the week
against Bristol-Myers Co. and the
Anahist Co., Inc, also of New York.
The commission accused all three
firms of unfair and deceptive
practices in advertising their anti
histamine products.
OF "Kriptin," FTC said:
THE use of Kriptin by persons
who have a common cold infection
when such infection first becomes
manifest will not prevent such
manifestations from becoming
more severe. prevent the develop
lment of other manifestations, or
result in a cure of all such mani
lfestations."
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Settlement Out Of Court Sought in Bergman Case

support. One term, as proposed
by DR.. Lindstrom, is the fiat de-
mand that under no condition
shall the girl lever have contact
with Rossellini or in any way
come under his domination.
This statement, issued by the
physicians attorney, Isaac Pacht,
referred to film Director Roberto
Rossellini, Miss Bergman's Italian
lover. The actress and Rossellini
are in Rome where Miss Bergman
gave birth to a baby boy seven
weeks ago. Rossellini claims he
is the father They plan to marry.
Attorney Pacht, who conferred
with Miss Bergman's lawyer, Greg
Bautzer, said other terms asked
by DR.. Lindstrom include agree
ment that he shall have the
daughter at all times and that
Miss Bergman, but no one else,
would have rights of visitation.
Another requirement by Dr.. Lind
strom is that he and the actress
settle their property rights in a
Evening star., 1950-03-24
By the Assoeioted Pres,

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 24.-In-
grid Bergman and DR.. Peter Lind
strom are making a concerted,
last-ditch effort through their
attorneys to avoid a courtroom
battle over their tangled marital
problems.
Lawyers for both sides con-
fered for several hours yesterday
and said they hoped to get to-
gether again today to continue ef-
forts for a peaceful out-of court
settlement. They reported prog
ress."
The center of the hectic dis
pute is l2-year-old Pia, daugh-
ter of Miss Bergman and DR.. Lind
strom, noted Hollywood surgeon,
Would Bar Rossehini Contact.
Most of the proposed condi-
tions for settlement involve the
child and her custody, care and
Evening star., 1950-03-24
ADVERTISEMENT.
Ease That
Night Cough!
Rest Tonight

You can have rest tonight. Coughs
caused from colds need not keep
you and your family disturbed at
night. HALLS EXPECTORANT,
q pleasant, soothing liquid, serves
to quickly relieve irritated men,
branes and tickling, help expel
mucus, and warns throat and
chest. You should feel better
promptly. Keep a bottle at your
beside tonight and notice how
much better you rest. Ask your
druggist for HALLS EXPECTO-
RANT. Convenient size bottle
only 40c. Large sizes for home
use.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Prof. A. w. Curtis Dies

INSTITUTE, w. Va, Mar. "a
|P.-A. w. Curtis. II, professor
emeritus of agriculture at West
Virginia State College. died yes
|terday at his home. Prof. Curtis
Ia native of Wilmington, N. c., re-
tired in August. 1945, after having
served on the college faculty for
46 years. He was prominent in
Negro Masonic activities and q
former State grand master.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
BY the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, Mar. 24.-Judge
Michael A. MuSmanno fined q
man from Washington, D. c., 5000
and costs yesterday after he
pleaded guilty to lottery charges.
Two companions were acquitted.
Robert L. Green, 80, said he was
driving a car in which police
found thousands of counterfeit
Evening star., 1950-03-24

friendly manner, with most of
their funds to be used to provide
a trust for their daughter.
Issues Warning.
Mr.. Pacht. who said that if the
case gets into court he expects
few dull moments" had this to
say about Miss Bergman and Ros-
sellini:
'It would be with the keenest
regret that DR.. Lindstrom would
find it necessary to bring
into the litigation the relationship
of Miss Bergman and Rossellini.
i If, however, the matter
does go to court, we certainly
would subpoena Rossellini and
that would be most unfortunate to
all concerned"
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Missing Cadet Reported Here

MT. GILEAD, Ohio, Mar. "a
(R.-A Mt. Gilead filling station
operator today said he is positive
he twice sold gasoline late in
January to Richard C. Cox, miss
ing West Point cadet of Mansfield
Ohio. The operator, Lloyd Lust,
told his story to Federal Bureau
of Investigation agents who came
here frcm Cincinnati yesterday to
investigate the case.
Evening star., 1950-03-24

Britain's most exclusive seaside
resort, Frinton- -on-Sea, which bans
buses, had to let them in when
Sunday repairs to railway bridge
cancelled train schedules,
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Fake Sweepstakes Tickets Found in Auto

sweepstakes tickets. The auto had
been stopped for routine ques-
tioning.
Acquitted were Ralph Leeper.
81, and Thomas Finley, 43. both
of Cleveland. They said they were
merely passengers.
Evening star., 1950-03-24

BY 1852, France will have the
largest hot strip steel rolling mill
on the Continent.