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SENATE RESTAURANT LAST WŒCS -THE READER'S DATE BOOK- Kaesong One» Center ANSWER ^ Of Korean Power; Restaurant Manager Says Most Maine Town Promotes Hunting Kaesong, the site accepted for HUIJIUM r.'IJKi'J HHw m HinkiM truce talks between UN and Red Chinese-Korean leaders, is in line AGROS8 S. Minus 22. A medical Season to Attract Business to pick ijp again a long lost his* Senators Are Meat, Potato Men 1 Heap 4. Nòrse god solution, MI.ir.IU MÖIIH , u WNU Washington Bnttaa 5. Appendage of war usually in amuuMH lawNH tone spotlight. alcohol h i i u h iry.\: Although left behind in modern When a moment of leisure hits 9. FuAlah 5. Coronet A m a li town in Maine, in the heart of the best deer hunting William A. Brockwell, manager, 6. Proceeded MIlHIUii HU HUM times by many faster growing and Capitol Hill, many members of con­ food 25. Metal U H M H H M H country m the northeast, has set an example o f promotion that and Mrs. Edith G. Ridgely, hostess. . 7. Turkestan developing Korean cities, Kaesong gress automatically head toward 10 Loafs 26. -Pr!nceof HUUiki UUiAUli : fSP1? towns across the country could duplicate w ith a little They must, and do, know every river was once the center of Korean the restaurants in the capitol build­ 12. Metallic apostate NUflWn HUM enort. The promotion will pay off within the next month when an representative, member of the rocks 8. Meager ÜMHJIIMH I4IHHM power and culture. ing for food and relaxation. On the angels j hunters visit the community and spend thousands press, and employee in the house, 13. Deep gorge 9. Outer m i m i iffHBii The town was made the capital house side the restaurant is one of (Arab, rel.) oi dollars in its Main Street stores. since the patrons are limited to 14. Weapons garments (TiHHUH UIJW1ÏI of the Koryo, or Wang, dynasty in the most easy, relaxed, and infor­ 27. Imbibes The community is Old Town. Last these three groups and their guests. 15. Man’s name 11. Plant the early 900’s A.D., and as such mal spots in all of the "capitol. Its 28. Encounter N-U year 6,002 deer, many of them in Working under some difficulty, the 16. Tellurium ovules Local hardware and sporting was the focal point for the first counterpart across the building, the lack of space and the fact that in­ (sym.) 13. Vex 29. Horizontal the 200-pound or over class, were goods stores will find that hunting 86. Circle of centralized control extended over senate dining room, is much more variably everybody wants to eat 17;Toward 18. Firearm top-piece killed in the county, some of them promotions will stimulate business. light within a few minutes driving time the peninsula. Kaesong maintained formal. at one time, Mr. Brockwell and 18.Looked at 19. Dial of a of doorway Contests, conducted along lines used SO. Come in 37. Untie of the heart of the town. its position for nearly 500 years, The house restaurant runs Mrs. Ridgely, and their staff of 110 hurriedly compass in fishing contests, creates goodwill 32. Scottish 39. Perish and after its fall the dynasty name smoothly under the supervision of are able to serve and satisfy their 20 . A represen­ 21. On the For years Old Town has boasted and brings customers into the store tation in ocean dress 42. From was carried on in the name clientele, with only 250 seats. that it considers itself the deer who might not have been reached in "K orea.” marble, etc. capital of the continent. In the im­ any other manner. It is not at all unusual for. them '/// Meanwhile, toward the end of 23Receptacles /// 1“ 4 5 6 7 8 mediate area it had a fine reputa­ r 3 Most local newspapers are anxi­ (he weakening Koryo reign, nu­ to learn at 10 or 11 a.m. that a 24. Transgress m V//( tion Tor hospitality. But the com­ ous to participate in such programs congressman is planning a luncheon 25. merous invasions by Mongols from Thrice IO it munity had never made a unified for as many as 50 ttyat day. These (mus.) <» because it means better business the north had brought about for­ w and determined for the community and the reader parties are generally limited to 50 26. Paradise eign domination of the entire coun­ 12 \ l promotion effort to because that’s the capacity of the 28. Center interest it creates in his newspaper. try for the first time. With the re­ sell itself. speaker’s dining room, which is 31. Large fern % Tlie home town that sponsors a tirement of the Golden Horde and 14 l¿ <8 separate from the restaurant. Pro­ 33. A t home MAIN This year, how- hunting promotion might also pro­ the rise of the new Yi dynasty, 1 i ever, t h e Junior visions are kept on hand at all 34. Measure mote a Safe Hunting Week. Safety the capital, in 1392, was moved to SnrtaE'vSCREI 17 18 14 Chamber of Com­ times for any of these short notice (Chin.) STREET is good business, too. Seoul. By INEZ GERHARD % 35. Bind merce a n d other affairs. In addition to the restaurant f e a t u r e 20 21 22 Û There is hardly a small town in ITH USO Camp Shows once 36. Search for civic organizations and the speaker’s dining room, i the nation that has not been the 38. Privilege —with the Jaycees W more providing entertainment there is a large cafeteria in the granted by Z4 25 taking the initiative—launched a scene of a tragic hunting accident. for American servicemen, Holly­ house office building across the % n ! And even when there has been no wood is again doing its share to ecclesiastical promotion campaign that is attract­ street, and another one in the sen­ 2H 30 authority 26 27 28 ing the attention of big-game hunt­ loss of life, hunting accidents have supply glamour names to play to ate office building where hundreds 40Poker m ers across the nation. caused many to lose an arm or leg, overseas GI’s. Audrey Totter’s of employees in these buildings stake 31 32 a The Jaycees printed and distrib­ handicapping the individual for life. tour took her to Korea, where she generally eat. 41. Garment á 2 t . uted an attractive 32-page booklet Here are the cardinal rules of did a great job of cheering up sol­ f / J / There are also two small snack 42. Of greater 34 35 36 37 telling the nation’s hunters about hunting safety: diers in the hospitals; Jennifer age % restaurants, one on each side of the community and the hunting pos­ Treat every gun as a loaded gun. Jones made a similar trip, with so 43. Observes 4o the capitol. When the house is in 38 39 sibilities. It was the official invita­ Be absolutely certain of your tar­ little fanfare that not until after 44. Simpleton session, the restaurant is open from i tion of the community to hunters get. she got home did most people know DOWN 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and when the 4i 42 throughout the east. Do not point the muzzle at any­ she had gone. Jack Carson went to house has adjourned, it closes at Brightly- colored i And to start the hunting sea­ thing you do not want to shoot, nor 3:00 p.m. 43 44 son off with a flourish, the • * * bird Írrí allow it to stray in the direction of Article % Jaycees served a hunting break­ another hunter. SOME CONGRESSMEN have fre­ fast from 3:30 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. Remember that rifle slugs may quent parties, many never enter­ on opening day. A ticket to the ricochet. Do not shoot at water or tain. Representative Frank W. Boy­ THE breakfast entitled the hunter to any hard, smooth surface. kin of Alabama has the largest and enter t h e Jaycee sponsored Unload your gun before you get most frequent parties. The Texas FICTION TEEN-AGE LOVE "Largest Deer Contest” , into your own car or before you en­ delegation has lunch en masse every As prizes the Jaycees offered a ter your camp or home. Then check Wednesday in the speaker's dining CORNER By Richard Hill Wilkinson Winchester .270 for the largest buck it twice to be sure. room when congress is in session. The Iowa delegation makes a point T was only natural that Rose Think, think, think. Be sure that it's game. It could be a human be­ of a breakfast once a week when should be thrilled at thoughts of ing and end tragically. congress is in session. The Repub­ Imeeting Loring Hunt. After all, lican members of the Ohio delega­ Loring Hunt was the most glamor­ Hunt safely and allow others to tion meet frequently, as do the ous of modern day screen stars. do the same. delegations from Alabama, Ar­ — — — — i A n d Rose—well, kansas, and Tennessee. •Minute M in n *. otherR0Se W3S young l USt girJ an' m AUDREY TOTTER To bring a hofne town flavor to Pet Feeding and Care the representatives in Washington, 3 MENTHOATUMfe SWELL Europe with a comedy cavalcade, the restaurant imports special food Fiction with dreams. is Big Business in U.S. FOR ÙXOQ...CHAPPBO. which Farley Granger and Shelly from many parts of the country for in______love with.______Loring She Hunt had when fallen she SKIN...MANY Winters said they’d join. And of The business of feeding and car­ parties held on the hill or for gen­ was 12 years old. Maturity had u sesj- course there was the Jack Benny, ing for pets has become big busi­ eral consumption. For instance, rather dampened her enthusiasm; Marjorie Reynolds and Errol Flynn ness in the United States. At the top they bring in salmon from the west at least she never betrayed the real trip to Korea, which took them near of the list, of course, is the dog. But coast, muskrats from Louisiana, depths of it. the fighting fronts. a close second is the cat, of which strawberries from Ala'bama, and a When told of Loring Hunt’s pend­ there are about 21,000,000 In the special rice from Arkansas to make ing arrival Jerry had snorted. Irene Beasley celebrated the and a matching set of hunting shirt, country. At least 50 per cent of we 'd MAKE a into a pudding. "W hat!” he cried disgustedly. fifth birthday of her radio program, cap, pants and packs for the largest them are cared for by individual PERFECT “ That sap coming here? To your ‘ ‘Grand Slam", with a party, as The favorite dessert of the con­ doe. owners, or are attached to stores, house? Why, your mother must be “ 1 look under 30, eh?” Loring usual—and as usual, it was one of gressmen is apple pie. Generally, Here is the official invitation to factories, institutions, governmental out of her mind!” chuckled. “ They do marvelous the best parties of the year. Every­ they are meat, potato, and apple deer hunters of the east as appear­ facilities and so on. "Mother's far from out of her things in Hollywood." one, including the sponsors, always pie men. Most of them like plain, ing on page one of the Jaycee During the week of November mind," Rose replied furiously. " It ’s has a Wonderful time. It’s as much substantial food, and as Mr. Brock­ booklet: 4-10 aelourophiles (cat lovers) will only common decency that she ask had expected. There were a few fun as Irene’s hilarious show, which well points out, none of them are celebrate National Cat Week. The Mr. Hunt to stay with us while he’ s grey hairs about his temples, but "Deer Hunter: is heard on the CBS Radio Net­ trying to lose weight. week is sponsored by the American in town. His father and mine were what are a few grey hairs when the "On behalf of the City of Old It's Wonderful the Way work weekday mornings at eleven- Only about a dozen of them ever Feline Society, Inc., and its chief close friends. Since Daddy’s death, man of her dreams was here in the Town it is a pleasure to extend to thirty, E. S. T. ask about fads or diets, such as purpose is to alleviate abuse of Chewing-Gum Laxative the Hunts have been splendid to flesh and seeming to take a particu­ you an invitation to make Old Town the recent yen for yogurt or black eats, offer protection, food, medical mother.” She added spitefully: lar interest in her. your hunting headquarters. Acts Chiefly to At the request of Montana’s strap molasses and whole wheat “We're giving a party in Loring At least Rose imagined he was "For many generations the Pen­ Governor John Bonner, Pro­ germ. Hunt’ s honor and I guess you’d bet­ taking a particular interest in her obscot Indians found happy hunting ducer-Director Howard Hawks In such a place where many per­ REMOVE WASTE ter not come." in this area and their Reservation will send a 63-foot replica of an sonalities meet, funny incidents oc­ URING the first of the evening “ Try and keep me away,” is located here now—an interesting - m early American keeiboat used cur, such as the two ladies who D Jerry assumed an attitude of said Jerry. " I ’m not letting the spot to visit. in "The Big Sky" to the State had secured passes to the visitors’ aloofness. He stood in a corner and girl I ’m engaged to run around capitol, for permanent exhibi­ gajlery of congress and stopped at tried to look disdainful and superior. "For many years this area has GOOD FOOD unprotected with that lizard in tion by the Historical Society. But when this attitude failed to im­ registered the greatest deer kill in • Here’s the secret millions of folks have the restaurant to ask if they could the vicinity." discovered about fezn -a-mint, the mod­ get lunch. Mrs. Ridgely told them press Rose he abandoned it, and the State of Maine. ern chewing-gum laxative. Yes, here la "W e’re not engaged," Rose told Eddie Cantor will headline the that in order to be served they took to following her around. “ Within a short drive you will why feen -a-mint’s action Is so wonder­ him. fully different I "Colgate Comedy Hour" on the would have to be accompanied by find more hunting camps and more "W e’re practically engaged," said Toward the end of the evening Doctors say that many other laxatlvea 28th, after making history Sept. a member of congress. They held a good hunting than in any other equal start their ‘‘flushing” action too soon . , . Jerry. Loring Hunt asked her if she’d meet right in the stomach where food Is being 30th by doing the first commercial whispered consultation, then turned area in the state. A week later Loring Hunt arrived. him outside on the terrace in five digested. Large doses of such laxatives telecast of a comedy program, brightly to Mrs. Ridgely and said: minutes. upset digestion, flush away nourishing He was wearing a mustache and “ Our people make their living food you need for health and energy. emanating from Hollywood, to go "Oh, that will be all right, we don’t colored glasses, both of which he "Quite a trick, getting away from largely by employment in our You feel weak, worn out. coast to coast. The following week mind!” But gentle feen -a-mint, taken as rec­ removed as soon as he was inside that crowd," Loring Hunt smiled. many industries, which draw Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, hav­ ommended, works chiefly in the lower The relaxed atmosphere of the the house. " It ’s my defense,” he He drew her to a hammock and sat their raw materials from the bowel where It removes only waste, not ing completed "A t Sea with the house restaurant makes a daily, smiled by way of explanation. " I ’d down. “ I wanted to have a few nearby forests. As a result this good foodl You avoid that typical weak, Navy” for Hal Wallis, return to pleasant retreat for the legislators tired, worn-out feeling. Use feen -a-mutt be mobbed without them." moments alone with you before I area not only supplies sport for and feel your ‘‘peppy," energetic selfl Get the series, as headliners, of course. of the country. Loring was all and more than she left." you but enables our citizens to rxxN-A-MiNT 1 No Increase in price— still 25t, 50r or only I0r. "Yes?" whispered Rose. earn their livelihood. Please be GRASSROOTS “ You remind me so much of your carefu* with cigarettes and fire. FEEN-A-MINT1 father. He was a fine man. I re­ A t • "Come and enjoy your Hunting HE AMERICAN FEUKE SOCIETY.INC. FAMOUS CHEWINC-CUM LAXATIVE member him well." ..■■ Mtt-WMK I. ■*.¥. Breakfast sponsored by the Junior “ You remember my father? But 1 Chamber of Commerce. was only a child when he died!" attention, advice and instruction on “ Enjoy the excellent hunting. En­ Rural Population Is Salvation of Today's Civilization “You were at that," said Loring the care and feeding of these ani “Hot Flashes” Stopped joy yourself to the limit. Get a big Hunt. "I was young too." He mais. By Wright A. Patterson buck but, please, be sure before or strikingly relieved sighed. "Ah, me! How time does As a result of the Increasing HE FIRST WEEK of December, known and enjoyed it. Our hope of you shoot." in 63-80%* of cases in doctors’ tests tional bankruptcy, caused largely fly. Here I am almost 50 and ------’’ popularity of cats as a pet, T 1951 will mark the end of 11 having it returned to us lies in the There’s not a deer hunter in the • If you’re miserable from the “hot by the effort to meet the demand "F ifty !” cried Rose. “ Why, 1 some 16,000 animal hospitals and flashes,” and accompanying irritable, years that I have been writing this rural population of America, the peo­ nation that wouldn't appreciate ar, of those seeking something for thought.------that is------in your veterinarians, 18,000 pet shops, restless feelings of ‘change jf life”— column. Through those eventful 11 ple of your towns, your villages and invitation like that. And many of you may be suffering unnecessarily I nothing. “ With the coming of bank­ pictures------” and .40 per tent of all depart­ years I have, on many occasions, farms. They are the safest, sanest them in the cast will take advantage ♦For... tn tests by doctors...Lydia ruptcy there will be nothing from " I look under 30, eh?" Loring ment and variety stores sell eat recalled the content of that first people in the world today. If Amer­ of it, bringing to Main Street of Old Pinkham’s Compound and Tablets which to provide that something chuckled. “ They do marvelous products. In addition 54,000 brought relief from such functionally- column, but I have never reprinted ica stays out of that coming conflict, that is expected. Town a flood of new money. things in Hollywood. But, here chain and independent druggists caused suffering tc 63% and 80% (re­ it. It contained a prophecy, made those people of rural America will Let’s not talk of me. Tell me about This is another example of a sell both medical and sanitary spectively) of the women testedl to me by Arthur Balfour, whom bring our civilization back to us I have sèen that second and Complete or striking relief! yourself. Are you in love? I no­ home town taking advantage of supplies for cats. during World War I. I considered within one or two generations. If greater conflict come and the Yesl Research has proved these med­ ticed a fine looking boy giving you its own possibilities and promot­ icines thoroughly modem in action .. . America joins in that conflict, she Hitler legions destroyed. But the most capable, the most discern­ a lot of attention,” ing them. The same thing could According to the U. S. Depart­ has shown you where to look for relief ing of the British statesmen. will lose her civilization, and it will with that conflict there was de­ ment of Commerce chain and in­ from those distressing, nervous, “ out stroyed much of the European Rose was a bit overcome. She be done by towns located in the of sorts" feelings of mid-life "change” ! The time was the day that take centuries, rather than only gen­ dependent food outlets sell $4,000,- civilization. Poland and the Bal­ hadn’t dreamed that her ideal great pheasant hunting areas of Bo...get Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable marked the close of that con­ erations, to get it back." 000 in cat food alone annually. Compound—or new. Improved Tablets, kan states have been enveloped was------was an old man! the west, communities located With added Iron! ( Wonderful, too, /or the flict in November of 1918. The It was a startling, an unbelievable within the destructive folds of She started to speak, but a figure along the great midwest flyway There are thousands of grocers in functional pains of menstrual periods.) place was a parlor in the statement, but I have lived to see It acts fhrousb a woman’* Communism; France and Italy had glided up and was standing in used for centuries by duck and the home towns of America who Savoy Hotel on the Strand in much of what Balfour said come sympathetic nervous system are on the verge, front of them. It was Jerry. In the geese in the migrations, by com­ have found a cat one of his best in to -elieve distress o f those London. In that parlor we to pass. There was that second pale light she could see the set look munities located on lakes and vestments. Canneries, distilleries, m m awful “ beat waves” ! listened to the wildly hilarious global war, more destructive, more England has gone socialistic, and to his jaw. streams where there is excellent food processing and other plants, Londoners, millions of them, terrible, than “the first one. Con­ we in the United States have fol­ "A h,” said Loring Hunt, rising, fishing. constantly fighting rodent infesta­ expressing their joy over the lowed the New Deal, and then the siderable portions of Europe are “ here he is now. We were just talk­ But even without promoting out­ tion, more than willingly maintain Fair Deal, along the socialistic close of the war. Balfour put today living under the blighting in­ ing about you, young man. Rose side hunting interest, Main Street cats on their payroll. Even the KIDNEYS down the window that he might . trail. My feeble efforts, as well as fluence of Communism; England was telling me------well, rather ] businessmen could stimulate hunt­ United States government makes the efforts of many others of great­ make himself heard, and then has turned to socialism, and France was telling her that it was a pity ing among local residents as the fall annual appropriations for the main and Italy are on the verge. I have er ability and with larger audi­ said to me: her father couldn’t have lived to season gets into full swing. Hunting, tenarice of cats in the post office, MUSTREMOVE ences, have been outweighed by the “ Today we English and all the lived to see the victorious Demo­ see his daughter grown to woman­ like fishing, is big business in every printing and engraving and other cratic party, dominated by the something-ior-nothing provided hood." others of the allied world are part of the nation. departments. crazed with joy over the ending of socialistic New Deal, and this fol­ through doles to the farmers for “ Yeah?” said Jerry. EXCESSWASTE the war. They do not realize that lowed by the even more dangerous not planting or high food prices. There was a pause, Rose leaped When kidney function slows down, many Fair Deal. We are moving toward to her feet. "M r. Hunt was ask­ Fire Prevention Is Year-Round Job folks complain of nagging backache, lost of the world faces a more serious They proved more effective than pep and energy, headaches and dizziness. socialism at an all too rapid pace. ing me if I’m in love and------Don’t suffer longer with these discomforts problem now than at any time dur­ mere words, and they have fol­ National Prevention Week wa» terns including defective chimneys and I told him yes. I told him I was If reduced kidney function is getting yon ing the last four years. We know Since that first week in Decem­ lowed the Pied Piper of socialism, celebrated nationally, October 7-13, and flues, and defective stoves, down— due to such common causes as stress in love with you, Jerry." and strain, over-exertion or exposure to what has happened in Russia; we ber, 1940, with that Balfour pro­ until we are now standing on thè but farm families should put forth furnaces, and pipes; carelessness Slowly Jerry relaxed- Rose had cold. Minor bladder irritations due to etdd, know that France, Italy and the phecy before me as a text, I have brink of the precipice. Because the every effort to prevent fires every in disposal of hot ashes; sparks dampness or wrong diet may cause getting taken his arm and was hanging on up nights or frequent passages. Balkans are on the verge of endeavored to convince my rural Jeffersonian Democrats of the day of the year. Farm property falling on roofs; faulty electrical for dear life." It was a good thing, Don’t neglect your kidneys if these condi­ Bolshevism; in England we are audience, the people of the villages, south refused to follow the socialis­ loss due to fires amounted to $102,- wiring and appliances; and quick tions bother you. T ry Doan’s PUls—a mOd he told himself importantly, for seriously affected, and in the great the towns and the farms, of the tic program, we are still on that 000,000 in 1950, with 90 per cent of ening fires with kerosene or gas diuretic. Used successfully by udOioos tor oring Hunt, that she had come to over GO yesn. While often otherwise caused. cities of America the virus is dangers in, the trend of the social­ brink. We have one last chance to the total due to blazes which origi­ oline. It’s amazing how many times Doan’s «iv u er senses. working. istic left. 1 have hoped to cause escape the abyss. nated from carelessness of some Every farm community will find happy relief from these discomfort» — help the IS miles of kidney tube« sad 8 1 te a "W ithin a comparatively short time Í it pays to organize a volunteer fire them to realize their part in the That is the next national elec­ kind. fhmh out waste. OH D oss’s Fills today! we will be engaged in another global saving of the nation and the world S o Record Heading the list of fire causes is department with an established sys tion. If we at that time defeat the There is no Authentic record of the struggle that will mark the end of civilization. For us, the destruction forces of destruction, we can turn the careless use of matches and tern of alarms and procedure. Fire origin of the office of poet-laureate damage can be cut by halt civilization in Europe as we have will be marked by personal and na- back from that socialistic brink Boai’s Pills of England.