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Seward seaport record., 1951-05-25
CITY BEAUTIFUL AWARD TO GUS WERNER

Gus Werner at 231 Third Ave. was awarded the $500 prize this week for the greatest improve ment in the outside appearance of his house and grounds.
 The award is given each week by a committee from the Beta Sigma Phi sorority. The young women make an early morning tour of the city, checking every house in town, which incidently, is a very enlightening trip.
 The prize is given by Seward businessmen upon the recon mendation of the comm tee. This weeks $500 merchandise award is from Osbo's Electric Com pany.
 Al Schmoyer is named for honorable mention.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-25
STORES CLOSED THURSDAY IN MEMORY OF SWETMANN

All stores in Seward closed Thursday afternoon in memory of ElWyn SWetmann, whose fun eral rites were being held at that time in Riverside, Califor- mia. MT. SWetmann died early Tuesday morning.
 A Swetmann Memorial Shelf in the Community Library will commemorate the name here. MT. SWetmann was particularly interested in the library, which has occupied the basement of the bank building for many years. It has recently had exten- sive remodeling as a gift from MT. Swetmann, and will be re- opened soon.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-25
The C4adCe Rosee4
By Mildred Kirkpatrick

Once again Alaska, comes to the aid of Seattle. That city is ''bled dry" according to Dr. J. Richard CzajkoWski, director of the King County Blood Bank so King County comes to Alaska.
 Of the 130,000 population in Alaska, more than 5000 are known to suffer from tubercu- losis the total number includes men, women and children, in- eligibles which will reduce the number of blood donors avail able in Alaska to a considerable extent. The only blood available for transfusion in chest surgery, accident and possible war emer- gency in the Territory must come from the walking blood banks" recently set up in each community. In Seward, there are 92 on the list, all of whom will be called upon several times through the year for donations at the SanatOrium and hospital One wonders whether the eX- pense of setting up centers for four days in Anchorage and shipping back to Seattle, is warranted.
 God knows, there is not soul in Alaska who would not be glad to give his blood time and again for wounded CTS in Kor- ca But lets have it known that it is ALASKAN blood-not King County! I should like to see it labelled something like this:
 Dear GI: You are more than welcome to this rich, red Alas kan blood. But before accepting it. you should be Warned-It has suffer q discrimination, therefore is slightly rebcllious. Alaskan blood is hot and quick 10 take offense. IL is strong with sudden lOv and stubborn hate; patriotic to the last corpuscle and generous to a fault; we'll saturated in alcohol and love of pleasure; charCcd with the fire of adventure: slowed by procras- tination Filled with love of beauty; bred in the grandeur and solitude, of towering cliffs and snow filled plains, of rush ing rivers and elistening glaciers this blood is sturdy-it is LIFE. With Alaska in your veins, never again can you be content away from Alaska Always, you must and will return to the land of the midnight sun. Are you willing to accept this heritage2'
 Yes, Alaskans are glad of the opportunity to give blood to their sons overs as, but let it not be drowned or mixed with any other, but plainly labelled for what it is-the heart of Alaska.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-25

Fred Kielcheskie is rapidly getting city streets back into shape after weeks of neglect, from lack of personnel in the street department.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-25

Future graduates, who have not known the banker person ally will also benefit by his thoughtfulness through the Lions Club Scholarship fund, which was established upon his recom- mendation.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-25
POPPY SALE UNUSUALLY SUCCESSFUL HERE

Mrs. Grace Merrill, chairman of the American Legion Poppy Committee, announced today that the poppy sale yesterday was very successful.
 All returns are not in yet, Mrs. Merrill stated, but individ- ual sales as reported so far total over S250."
 Dale Thomas, a Seaport Rec ord newsboy, won the prize for selling over $50 worth of pOppieS at 10 cents each.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-25
HUNTER CONSTRUCTION co TO DO HOOP" WORK

M. P. Munter Construct on Company, Seattle, was the sue cessful bidder for rerouting of the railroad at the ''Loop.'
 A total of 22 miles of new track will eliminate the more hazardous bri d ges and the power plant at one tunnel. The contract was in the amount of S697 ,256.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-25

Pvt. Gene Kirkpatrick, who is attending Ordinance School in Maryland is anxious to return home because he cant stand the heat" back where he was born. It looks like another case of ''once an Alaskan always an Alaska"
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-25

Brownies and Seward Girl Scouts will hold a joint Court of Awards. June ', in the Meth odist Church at 7:30 p. n.
 Parents are urged to attend, and the general public is in Vited.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-25
BAKE SALE

D
 The Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold a bake sale in McMullen's Store Saturday, June 2. The sale will open at II am.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-25

Jeanne Reed, who has been attending school at Drain, Or<, gon, arrived home today.
Evening star., 1951-06-27


favorite bleach can help you. It's a
in l product!
l. An extra-gentle undry
bleach, Clorox actually saves you
money! It's free from caustic, so it
conserves costly cottons and linens.
2. As a stain remover, Clorox is
unexcelled for use on linens and on
kitchen and bathroom surfaces.
When you have household stain
problem, consult your Clorox label.
3. Effective deodorizing is an
other Clorox benefit, for it makes
your white and color-fast cottons
and linens, as well as kitchen and
bathroom surfaces, fresh and
clean-smelling.
4. Moreover, Clorox is one Of the
worlds great disinfectants gives
yeu added health protection in
routine cleaning. It's the most efh-
cient germ killer Of its kind!
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Justice Department Attacks
Crime Probe Writ for Witness

The Senate Crime Investigatin,
Committee today had its proce
dural wires crossed with the Jus
tice Department over methods O
summoning a narcotics witness
and the appellate court may hav,
to settle the issue.
The difficulty began when Dis
trict Court Judge Alexander Holt
zoff. at the committees request
issued habeas corpus writ, di'
recting the warden of the Fedora
Penitentiary at Milan, Mich, tt
deliver convicted drug peddlel
SIS witness.
. Committee plans were geared
according to Assistant Counse
/, Roswell B. Perkins, to hear testi-
mony today by Benedit Prano, 80
reputed head of a narcotics syndi-
cate centered on Detroit.
Under 10-Year Sentence.
Prano pleaded guilty to peddling
charges and began serving a To-
year sentence about six weeks ago
Meanwhile, Assistant United
States Attorney Charles B. Muir
ray received the word from the
Justice Department yesterday to
try to quash Judge Holtzoff's writ,
Top counsel at Justice, acting
on advice of James v. Bennett,
director Of the Federal Bureau OF
Prisons, took the view that pub
licity for prisoners is undesirable
Mr.. Murray also questioned the
courts power to issue a special
writ calling a prisoner to testify
before a congressional committee
In refusing the Justice Depart.
ment request, Judge HoltZof sale
Evening star., 1951-06-27

he had no doubt Of the courts
power in such circumstances. But
since the question is novel. Judge
Holtzoff said. he would stay execu-
tion Of the writ until July 9 so the
Government can decide whether to
test the case in the United States
Court Of Appeals.
Negotiations Suggested.
At the same time he suggested
that the committee and Justice
negotiate on means agreeable to
both sides of getting Prano before
the committee.
The Judge wondered parentheti-
|cally why Justice earlier had
agreed with the committee to bring
in three prisoners from the Public
Health. Service Hospital at Lexing-
ton, KY. as witnesses before the
narcotics hearings yesterday.
But apart from that. Judge
Holtzoff ruled. 'it is for the COM
mittee to decide which policy to
follow" in calling prisoners as wit
nesseS.
MIR. Perkins termed the Justic
move to quash as interfering with
the current investigation"
Evening star., 1951-06-27

savory Chow Mein or Chop Suey,
you'll need LaChoy Mixed Chinese
Vegetables, LaChoy Chow Mein
Noodles, LaChoy Soy Sauce. The
recipe is printed on the LaChoy
labels-So easy, you'll wonder where
this good food has been all your
life! Even quicker is LaChoy Chi
nese Dinner, the combination pack
age that's ready to heat and serve.
Toke A Minute and sprinkle whole or
chopped nvtmeots on your Chinese
Chop Svsy or Chow Msin. An appe.
tixins, "sxtra-novrishment" garnishI
Evening star., 1951-06-27

way than pan-browning alone to
give your gravy that tempting
brown-eUery time.
Your gravy will have better fla
vor, too, because Kitchen Bouquets
blend of IA choice vegetables, herbs,
and spices is unique-a secret over
70 years old, created to bring out
gravy's true meat taste. With
Kitchen Bouquets thrifty help you
can always serve the extra brown,
extra-delicious gravy that's the
Pride of a good meat cook!
Evening star., 1951-06-27

No tedious cutting in" shortening,
no guessing how much liquid you
need. With q fork, you simply beat
the liquid and Homogenized Spry
together, then sift the dry ingre-
dients right onto this whipped
creamy like Spry Whip. Stir 33
secondhand your dough's ready
to roll-a triumph Of easy handling.
You can't go wrong with this
perfect Spry method d-youT make
wonderfully flaky-tender, nut-
sweet piecrust every time. But use
only Homogerlized Spry In the blue
gingharn can. Only this type short-
ening mixes properly with liquid.
$ EREcf spsy's "Water Whip"
FW6Gs PiserUst Recipe.
Write: Jessie DeBesh. Box Iz37,
orand ceniral P.o., New ferk ", NY.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
1871 Leove Austrio

VIENNA.-The Displaced Per-
sons section of the United States
High Commissioners Office in
Austria announces that between
the end Of the war and the end of
the first quarter of this year
1871 displaced persons left the
American occupation zone Of
Austria for reSettlement abroad.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
A ToPNorcH BARGAIN

-. for your topknot! Two zoe bot
ties of New Wildroot Liquid Cream
Shampoo-BOTH for only 39ti
This offer is too good to miss, be-
lieve me. New Wildroot Shampoo
is a beauty bargain at any price.
It's not liquid, not a cream, but a
liquid cream, with lanolin, that
Evening star., 1951-06-27

rinses out like magic. Washes your
hair "squeekie" clean. Leaves it
satin-soft and easier to set and
manage. Be sure to get your Double
Bargain package today. This New
Wildroot offer is for a limited time.
only soc for a 58e value. That's tiDo
bottles of New Wildroot Liquid
Cream Shampoo for little more
than the price of one.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Zzee/-,, !, - eo,... .ys'.,..., ,,

the whole family with the out-of-
this-world desserts you1 discover
in this exciting new FREE color
illustrated booklet "19 Wonderful
Coffee Recipes! Easy Coffee Ice
Cream, Rich Coffee Frosting, Cof-
fee Charlotte Squares, Coffee Egg
Nog, Coffee Float-as well as SUI
perb, cooling Instant Maxwell
House Iced Coffee (you can actually
make it with cold water)!
Evening star., 1951-06-27

fresh-brewed coffee taste. The Sc
cret is Instant Maxwell House, the
amazing coffee discovery that's not
a powder, not a grind -. but mil
lions of tiny FLAVOR BUDS of real
coffee, ready to burst instantly into
that famous Maxwell House flavor!
Yes, new Instant Maxwell House
is the only instant coffee with that
Good to the Last Drop" flavor!
Coffee lovers write me for this
sparkling new booklet. "19 Wen. =
W derfvl Coffee Recipes" today: "
Jessie DeBeth, Box 1856,
0Fend Central 20, N. Y. ", N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-06-27

servings with toppinss Of crushed fresI
Or add ioppinss Of fluffy shredded
eoeonut. And don't forget what won
ders you can do with swirl-toppinss Of
whipped cream. delieiousIy Aoyored-
and tinted.
Evening star., 1951-06-27

food-energy at such low cost. Less
than l cent for big serving! sug-
gest you also get Enriched 5 Minute
, Cream of Wheat. 1t boils to full
digestibility in only 5 minutes. Sup
plies these valuable nutrients: Iron,
Calcium, Phosphorus, Niacin, Vita
min B..
Evening star., 1951-06-27

III yUUI q W IT
home. Make it
in Is minutes
or less-with
LaChoy genu-
Inc Chin eSe
foods. To pre-
mare delicious
Evening star., 1951-06-27

grown beauties to start with, you
know, picked at flavor peak, broiled
q savory brown in pure creamery
butter. then packed in their own
tasty broth. And-they're instantly,
luxuriously ready to use. No peel
ing-no trimming-no waste. All 3
styles-BinB Whole Mushroom
Crowns, Sliced Mushrooms,
Chopped Mushrooms you top
value for your money.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
MUSHROOMS ARE MY MEANS

.. of making a thrift meat taste
like a spendthrift treat. For in
stance, I get a wonderful dish by
adding those specially wonderful
BinB Mushrooms to the bread
stuffing for flank steak. BinB
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Fesc Stains Can Hold OMt
against Clorox. SO ALWAYS use it

to remove the
inevitable fruit
and berry stains
that go. with
jam and jelly
making. And
y o u s h o u ! d
KIN ow all tn e
Svxo~xr A~A~inA5a A
Evening star., 1951-06-27

If I Had A Dime for every time
I've made good brown gravy with
the help of Kitchen Bouquet I'd be
pretty rich. Only a little Kitchen
Bouquet, you know, gives gravy the
Evening star., 1951-06-27

good brown
c oil or t h a t
makes mouths
water. And add
ing Kitchen e n
Bouquet is an
easier SllreP
Evening star., 1951-06-27

Youu want
a n d priz e.
these original.
shortcut coffee
recipes. And
you'll praise
the wonderful
new type of
coffee that
piync them that,
Evening star., 1951-06-27

Spry! It VIII
open your eyes,
too, for you've
n e v er S e e n
such a marvel
ously simple
foolproof pie
crust mefh0d
Evening star., 1951-06-27

bines the
best features of
both. Foans into
mountains of
rich soapless
lather in hard
st w ter
Evening star., 1951-06-27
JE55IE'5N&;,z,zl|;6;'es'e: !, a 2 *
by jESSjE De BOTH
Not Enough Ice Crean

Not Enough Ice Cream ett In fhe freezing troy TO so
round? Use small spoonfu =" mode" eoke sees-o Top
portions Of fresh sewed fruits Or-yov enhance ice
oppinss Of crushed fresh frozen berries diced canned fruits
Evening star., 1951-06-27
I always recommend "Cream of

w n e a t" I o r
breakfast be-
cause I knoW
what good eat
ing it is. And it
6 / v e S y o u
q b U n d a n t
Evening star., 1951-06-27

Mushrooms are
the only mush-
rooms broiled
in butter and
what a delicious
t ! vor they
have! These are
h n T. n n n G q
Evening star., 1951-06-27
IM STILL WlDE-EYED

over that wonderful discovery,
the brand new water Whip"
Pastry Method with Homogenized
Evening star., 1951-06-27
SAVE The TRIP

save the tip-have the best Chi
neSe dinner you ever tasted right
Evening star., 1951-06-27

The Simplest Serving Ideas
for cooked Cream of Wheat" are
most appealing. That's because
smo-o-o-th, f1avorful Cream of
Wheat" is so delicious in itself.
SpeeioI for the Kids: Pour bottled shoee-
iote milk over tempting servings Of
"creom of Wheat"
Evening star., 1951-06-27
GREEN PEPPER RING SALAD

Wash, cut stems, und seed z large,
green peppers. Pack with following
mixture: VI cup each finely chopped
celery, eobbase and carrots, I fobIesp.
minced onion, I f1blssp. chopped mus
combined with ceImun's "myssord may.
onnaise". Chill and slice. Serve on crisp
lettuce.
Evening star., 1951-06-27

Colman's Mustard with a little
water, then add it to an 8-oz. jar
of any prepared salad dressing.
don't know why men consider
Colman's their exclusive favorite.
This famous dry mustard is used
by good cooks everywhere, and
women not only do most of the
cooking, in the U.S.A., but their
taste buds are keen too! Got your
scissors? Clip and save my salad
recipe!
Evening star., 1951-06-27
TasstaIjzifsg is the word for salad
dressing when you zip up the flavor
with Colman's (dry) Mustard.

with Colman's
Here's a quick
trick I count on
to empty the
salad bowl to
the last appetiz-
ing leaf: Blend
2 teaspoons Of
Evening star., 1951-08-19

YOU'RE IN GOOD COMPANY. with Gin
and Tonic. Here's the smartest, coolest drink in
town or country. Gin and Tonic's top favorite at
all the best places. You'll like its lightness its
dryness its delicously different taste. Only make
certain that your Gin and Tonic is made with
CANADA DRY QUINAC QUININE WATER.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
The Weeks Best
SNAPSHOTS

IF YOU'RE thinking Of entering
i The Stars 1861 Amateur Snapshot
Contest. now Is the time to do It,
The closing date for entries is Sep
tember l. so that leaves just two
short weeks to mail In your pictures.
The pictures on this page were
chosen as the ninth weeks winners
in The Stars Contest. They will
compete with other winners in the
same class for the $25 prizes to be
awarded the best In each class. Final
winners in The Stars contest will
compete in the 18th Annual News
paper National Snapshot Awards,
for total of $4,000 in prizes.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-01
PARKER MONT ana COMPANY
PhiIco Distributors. MOnton0- Northern Wyoming
BILLINGS, MONTANA

DILLON. 1880. Electric & Variety store
FAIRFIELD .......... R 8 Morgan
FORSYTH. ............-. Weber's Electric
FRoMBERG ....... Fromberg Hardware
GERALDINE 49,. E. E. Preuninger Hdwe.
GLENDIVE Farm & Home Appliances
GRASS RANGE ........A "A. A. Clark
GREAT FALLS Barber Music-Stand. Furn.
GREAT FALLS ... Charters Hardware
HARDIN ........... Kuchera's. Inc.
HAvRE ........ F. A. Buttrey CO.
HELENA. ....... Charlton Radio Electric
JOLIET George M. Bell & Son. Inc.
JORDAN ..................J Jake Fellman
JUDITH GAP Brewington Hdwe. 8 Garage
LAUREL ...s Ted's Electric
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-01

LEwIsToWN. ...... Georges Refrigeration
LIVINGSTON. ..l....... Radio Supply Co.
LODGE GRASS. 80. .Ludrick Lumber CO.
MALTA ........... Edwards & Mcclellan
MILESTONE. .Phil's Pharmacy
MILES CITY Farm & Home Appliances
RAPELJE ....... Rapelje supply
ROUNDUP. ..t....... wier Furniture CO.
RUDYARD .....s....... Sanvik Brothers
RYEGATE- .ss.. Knopp's Electric
SHELBY 80. Burrs Dept. Store No. 400
TERRY .............. Stith Hardware
TOWNSEND ........... Sears Appliances
VIDA. ..,...........:. Vida Cash Store
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Gregg Motors
WIBAUx w L. Hammond, Inc
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-01
on, '3O9''
Budget Terms you'll like.
SEE YOUR NEARBY
PHILco DEALER ToDAYl

woRDEN Payne-saunders Lumber. CO.
WYOMING
BUFFALO ...... OK Radio g. Electric
CLEARMONT. 1880. Standard Service
GREYBULL Coast to Coast Store
LANDER ................... Lander Electric
LOWELL. c. B. Robertson
MoORECR0FT Stewards Motor Service
NEWCASTLE Don's Electric g. Repair
0sAGE Usage Motors
POWELL Kopriva Hardware & Appliance
RTyERTON Hoffman Tire g. Electric
SHERIDAN Duncan & Dickinson
SHERIDAN Sheridan Cash-way Lmbr Co.
THERMOPOLIs Hansen Hdwe g. Furn
woodland . Hampton a. South
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-01
GREAT PHILCO VALUE.
A Handsome BIG Refrigerator
-. Cold fromFreezer to Floor

gem for the middesze o Over Of usdbe storage space
occupies floor than former "e FuWidt freezer locke
holds uPt % lbs Of frozen foods Que for chilling without freezing
Fully adjustable shelves Big eocoered drawer Full length
cold to floor other outstanding Phco
Evening star., 1951-11-29
Chemicals and Rails
Show Slight Strength
In Indifferent Market
By the Associated PRESS

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Selected
chemical and railroad issues moved
Iout ahead of an indifferent stock
market today.
Dealings proceeded at a lazy
pace. Prices were we'll mixed but
few changes extended to more than
Ia dollar.
Analysts found little in the news
Ito cause any shift in sentiment
among investors who have been
Showing considerable indecision in
recent market sessions. Korean
truce negotiations still face OBJ
stacles before a full armistice, de-
spite some lulls in fighting; on the
domestic front there are continu-
ing plans for heavy defense spend
ing and industrial expansion plans
are proceeding.
Switching of investment &C
counts for tax purposes is credited
with restraining any sharp move
by the market.
Gamers among the chemicals
today included Dow Chemical,
American Cyanamid, Du Pont and
Allied Chemical. Some brokers
expressed belief this section of
the list may have been oversold
and due for some recovery. Rails
on the upside were Northern Pa
cific (Which opened with a block
of 1900 shares, Santa Fe and
Southern Pacific.
Among other stocks reaching
higher ground were Anaconda
Copper, International Paper,
American Woolen, Chrysler, Stude-
baker. United States Steel, Ad-
miral Corp. Montgomery Ward,
International Telephone and Cat
Ierpillar Tractor (which an
tnounced an expansion to be
financed by a long-ter $35 mil
lion loan).
Depressed were Calumet & Hecla
(after directors ordered reduced
dividend payment, Union Pacific
Bethlehem Steel. Air Reduction,
Douglas Aircraft, Boeing Airplane
j. I. Case. Goodrich. Gulf Oil, Un-
ion Carbide. Philip Morris and
HomeStake Mining.
Corporate bonds were narrowly
mixed. In over-the counter trad
ing Government obligations were
| slightly easier.
Evening star., 1951-11-29


1886 he joined the Life Insurance
Sales Research Bureau of Hart
ford, now the Life Insurance
Agency Management Association.
In 1914 he became vice president
of the Commonwealth Life and
was promoted to executive vice
president year later.
He moved to New York last July
to assume his present duties.
Appointed ODM Consultant.
George P. Hitchings, manager
Of the economic analysis depart
ment of the Ford Motor Co.
finance staff, has been granted a
six months leave of absence to
serve as conSultant to the Office
OF Defense Mobilization, 1t was
learned today.
Jerry P. Johnson, vice president
and general manager of Terminal
Refrigerating and Warehousing
Co., and this years president of
the National Association of Re-
frigerated Warehouses, left today
for a series of addresses on the
West Coast.
Mrs. c. j. Armstrong, who will
retire tomorrow after % years as
superintendent of the Kresge
Building at Eleventh and G streets
NV, was honored by associates
at a party this afternoon. Rep
resentatives of the real estate de-
partment of the S. S. Kresge Co
in Detroit attended and Mrs
Armstrong received a gift in ap-
precation for her long service.
native Of Washington, she became
superintendent in August, 1928.
Evening star., 1951-11-29
D. {. Gasoline Sales
For October Boosted
To AII-Time Record
By Donald B. HodIey

Washington gasoline consump-
ton in October was the highest
for any month in history, data
from the tax office disclosed to-
day.
The months total of 1907, 1875
gallons was II per cent above
16,280.774 in the previous month
and also IL per cent above 49,
275.390 in October, 1850. 1t was
II per cent above 15,515,500 GAL
Ions reported for October, 1941.
The previous peak this year was
1853 ,257 in June.
Consumption in 10 months this
year was boosted to 1853, ,646, 1873
gallons, also a new peak for that
period, and was As per cent above
61,313,089 a year earlier and IL
per cent above ISL .099,786 re-
corded in the same 1941 period.
Named NASD Governor.
Harold c. Patterson of Auchin-
Gloss, Parker & Redpath yester-
day was elected to the board of
governors of the National Associ-