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The Nome nugget., 1947-09-17
Thousands Dead. Homeless In Japan TvphOOn-FIOOd

TOKYO, (P) - Thousands of Japanese worked last night erect ing temporary dikes in an effort to stem floodWaters 20 miles north of Tokyo as unofficial estimates placed the number of dead and missing at 2,28O.
 Earlier incomplete American military government reports said the flOodWaters, rising on the broad plain north of Tokyo in the wake of a typhoon, left nearly l,700 Japanese dead or missing and damaged some 100000 houses.
 Japanese newspaper said resi- dents of Kasukabe were working feverishly on temporary dikes against advancing waters of two rivers which had ripped through their banks. The reports added that failure to halt the flood at Kasukabe would expose the east ern section of Tokyo to the onrush of water, described as three feet high in some places.
 Storm damage was reported from IS prefectures stretching over 800 miles across tWo-thirds of HOnShu ISland-from Mic pre- lecture southwest of Nagoya to Akita on the extreme northwest ern coast. Damage to homes, crops, bridges, railroads and high ways was expected to total several hundred million yen Cat the off cial rate 50 yen equal SD. Two medium-sized towns were wiped out and many villages flooded as the Tone and Arakawa rivers spilled out onto the flatlands.
 The military government re- ported 150 dead in Gumma prefec- ture and 86 dead in Tochigi pre- lecture, to the west. The number of missing was placed at 1,402.
 In one prefecture alone, 100000 Japanese were on relief. Thou sands more elsewhere took refuge from rampaging river waters on housetops, levees and hills.
 No Allied casualties were re- ported, but some dependents were evacuated from their homes, and
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The Nome nugget., 1947-09-17
WASHINGTON, (P) - Tw

w A O IT INN IOIN, NHI WI members of a House foreign af- fairs subcommittee were enroute yesterday by army plane for an inspection of defense installations in Alaska and the Alcan highway.
 They are Reps. Chiperfield R.- InnD, and Jonkman R.-MichO. Accompanying them is Boyd Crawford, committee clerk.
 Committee attaches said the group was due last night at Ed montan and will visit White Horse, Anchorage and Fairbanks later this week.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-17

-18,500 pounds-was dispatched to Seattle yesterday by the H. M. Parks Company, Inc, over Alaska Airlines.
 The meat, packed in five-pound tins and cased, was insured for $16,OOO, airline agent Tom San derson said. The plane was to fly at 15,OO0-foot elevation to keep
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-17

JUNEAU, (P)-H. Rex Lee, as sistant director of the division of Territories, interior department, who came to Alaska with the Sen ate public lands subcommittee, said as he left for Seattle Monday the Territory of Alaska has many needs and most of these will be filled"
 He has been making his own investigation of Territorial condi- tions.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-17

JUNEAU, (P)-The CIO long shoremen of local 1-l6 Monday night ratified the agreement reached with management at Ketchikan and announced they would handle the freight from all steamers, ending a five-week tie up in which only mail, vital sup plies and passenger baggage has been handled.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-17
BENTON, Ark. (P)-SeVen p

BENTON, Ark. (P)-Seven per sons burned to death yesterday when flames destroyed their three-room frame dwelling four miles west of here in the Ouachita foothills.
 Coroner J. P. Sims said ruins of small liquor still were found in the room where the blaze ap- parently started.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-17

SEATTLE, (P) - Philip Angus Hebb, 79, who claimed to be one of the first group of white men to pole up the Panama River when he formed a gold mining expedi- ton in Alaska, died Sunday after a heart attack. He spent 12 years in Alaska, before returning here in 1909 to become a building con- tractor. The widow and son here survive.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-17

BATAVIA. Java. (P)-The In donesian Republican army said in a broadcast communique tonight that 25 Indonesian civilians were killed and nine others injured in a Dutch attack on three villages west of Malang.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-17

CORDOVA, (P - The largest air shipment of fresh and frozen
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hem Sabre 1873 reaelmdBig ieoen
Samstad unb niro berauseegeben
gum geIten oes H6pitliben aoIle.
gi,im Soiepbinum Der 81. aonerega'
tion Der propaganda in Columbus,
beiien 3pef Die SeranbiIoung oeut'
fiber grieiteraoglinse fir Die Ser.
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6dlrurfferm In AttlPrika

gm A. Nobenlber feiern bic geotre
5hulihmeltern In ben Ser.
Staaten uno &onaoa ben bliiloertltei
ssabrestoa Der Mnfunft ibrer @eno5.
| lienidaft in Mmerifa. Die 5eier lit su-
| 9Ieib als @eodhtnisfeter geplant fir
oie erIte Sberin ser amerifaniiben
Srbenspronin5, gbr,p. Weutter Marp
Caroline. Sn Der Norbpelt-Bropins
nit Dem Ntutterbous in Weanfato,
Minn., miro Die Seier in ben aht-
unoiehaig oneeidlofenen &lolternie-
Oerlaiiungen llno anitalten in Min-
lneiota, Soma, ben 9afotas uno @aib-
lington moimmer mogIih mif So1ant
| uno 4usietitng 6es Muerbeiligiten
pdbreno oes gan5en Cages begangeit
1peroen. Shulprograt1tine l,no elm
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iillb Elm SeiI oes breitdgigen 5eltpro-
|gramms.
-Gie erIte gtotre- -0ame- S1tpeItern-
congregation iuuroe 1897 bonn bl. Bes
ter 5ourier in 5ranfreih gegriinbet
uno 5dblte Diertauieno Mitglieoer, als
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pollution unteroriit ipurbe. 1888 muir
oe oie @enoiienidaft ieSoH ssbieoer IN,
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ertuedt, ilno bon bortber famen 1847
Oie eriten Notre Oame-S61Ii1me-
ltern nab 9lmerifa, unter 2eitung bon
0hltter WarD Caroline, Ser iiinglten
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1892 itarb, sablte Die amerifaniihe
8enoiienidaft ;bereits srpeitouieno
SdDeitern in b,,noertiiebenunoiiebsig
S6ulen in iieb5ebn Staaten nno &a-
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NIT Dfutterbdulern in MiIpdnfee,
Baltimore, ct. 2ouis, Wai1fato ftfib
8atertotpn, Ont. Das Mutterbans iii
Otanfato ipuroe 1912 errihtet. Sente
5dblt oie amerifanii6e &oneregotion
insgeiamt 5,S21 S6meitern nno bier
buneertunoneiinaig &anbioatinnen in
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bon einem gnbe oes 2anoes Biz gum
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Observation-Disclosures glementar-
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Sd)opls mo brei &oIlegien nit ms
geiarnt' Isl 800 3oglingen. I'D mal>
t0S dnJtOsi gs:t .iS
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our ebre 8ottes, gum 8elten Der Sir
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lion angeoronet, mdbrenb pelder,
nod Der 2egenbe, als Der Ieste Tint
aug am 8rabmale Saorians norbei.
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lelben erblidte, Ser, gum 3eiden, oab
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ei1geIhli6enen WiBbrduhe ausaurot-
ten, begann er nit Meformen am
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meinoe.
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peibe am 25. slpril 1900. Seine prie.
lterlide Sdtiefeit begonn er in oer
eeutiden aatbebrale Der Sl'iten Orei.
faltigfeit an ser Montroie Mpe. unb
betreute als &aplan sic auerbeiligen.
@emeiube IN 8roofibn unter Dem ber.
itorbenen Mier. aaupert, @eneraloi.
tor Ser Dioseies Srn Sabre 1917
iibernabm er Sds Gaftorat IN ssranf.
lin Square. Sor fur5em fpuroe er III
leinen Seeliorgsarbeiten ltateritlbi
BON Sodm. Solepb Sad, pelder bas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leitete.
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nuroe Dem Subilar cine nambafte
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8ir sratulieren no6trGelid I'm.
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oreiBiglten Inniberiarium uno min.
lden ibm cine lange Sabresreibe
9ottes rei6iten Segens in ieinem
leellorgli6en @irfen!
Sbio=@ailenfreunb'
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Itssober bisber iibIid, oaB einem sln.
|fpaglteller ipefligitens ein 0erb6r ge.
(tDabrt miro, tpenn bier Der Nihter
Der anii6t iino, Dob ibm elm ioIdes
|eebdbrt.
Senator Gobert u. Saft BON Ohio
bot iid aIs repirblifaniiber &anbioot
fir Das Mmt oes Br1iioenfen Ser
Ser. Staaten angefiinbigt. 8isber bat
nnr Der friibere Winneiota'er @ou-
berneur ieine aonoioatlir formea be-
trieben.
lteber ueite 2anbfladen 5abIreider
Staaten Der Union tpiiten ieit Weitte
poriger @odle @albbrdnoe. Ser bon
benz 1nbeil beionoers ibtper betrof-
fene Stoot Waine lit in ieinem ge-
laillten nmfang bon Grdiibent Cruz
man ols aataitropbeneebiet erflart
t1oroen.
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iua bunoert 8uIbeI 8irnen betrug
gtna Die SaIfte berIelben, oie nieorig
bingen uno bonn 8ooen Ieif)t 5u errei.
den tparen, tplifben bon ben Gemi.
nariiten an Srt unb Stelle ber5ebrt
gs madt tpobl faum groBen Inter.
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|nm Siid gerloiien tuerben.
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ridtet bat, nod 5ebn 8ulbel Como
ten. Soffentlid) nerben, tpenn 6as
berrli6e Serbltuetter anoouert, nod
peitere Snmaten reif iperoen.
8ir Gaben bon Seiterrei6 sic Weit-
teiluns erbalten, oaB unler &eim-
nlidl- -&alenoer iiir 1913 uns Dor
8eibnaften erreiden miro, mas fret
lid bon Ben GerianbumIt1nben ob-
bdngen miro. anen 2efern oes Ohio
@ailenfrellno', pelde nit ibrem Sab
resobonnement nibt riidltdnbig itnb,
miro Der &alenber 5ugeianot 1perben.
llnlere alten 2eier fennen uno i6Gt=
sen bieien Geimmidl= =&alerber, ser
geraOe oiesmal intereianter iein miro
als lie, ,5upor. 8er nebrere gremplare
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Danote piinidlt, moge ieine 8eltel=
lung iobaIo ols m0sli6 MAIDEN, oa
unier Gorrat beidrGnft lit.
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JftlaitN
..sorriesuna bon 6eite 81

sleib ser $50 gMg ebenfaug cir
belonberes politiihes Organ 5ui
8ablpropaganoa gu i6affen ourd
Ole @riinoung elmer .2obor gouca
itionul ano Holitical 2engue".
| 8dbrenb 6eioe &ongrelie i1,nenpo.
llitiid ibre Sppoiition gegen oas nene
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anf Der grefutibe Su einem brett.
langelegten @ablfanpf bon fiinf5ebu
lWiaionen 4rbeitern nebit 6eren ssa.
milien organiiierten, itellten iih ou.
| IBenpolitii6 beibe riidbaltlos anf oen
8ooen bes Maribau- -8Ianes uno iaa.
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fional sliiociation Of 9rapel Officials,
Ierflarte auf Dem &onbent oes Ser.
banoes in Chicago, oab i'm Iaufenoeu
Sabr bon amerifaneru Elf WeiQior.
ben Collars fir 5erien ausgegebeu
iperoen un0 oaB Die Snnme i'm ssabr
1850 auf $15,00O,OOO,OOO iteiaen
tperoe. gr beaeidnete oas Serienge.
lhdft als .einen Ser groBen ssitbi,.
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1888 betrug Die fir Serien ausaeae.
oene summe nur $6,5oo,o 100000.
1ie 9eational yAf1ociation for tbe
lMbpancement OF goloreo 8eople
ln1afte bel ben 9ereinten yationer
lin 2nfe SucceB cine gingabe, in ser
|,nin @eredtigfeit in Ser 8ebanolune
Ibon gsegern in 5en Ser. Staaten er.
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llinter. 5iibrune BON Sefret1r 8aIte,
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Direftor oes Soridungsbiiros be1
gereinigung. Die gingabe aGblt i'm
ein5elnen Ole &lagen Der farbigen 8e.
Dofernng auf un6 bittet Inn MbItel.
hung Der MiBitanoe.
9as 8mrbes-Obergeribt perpari
leste Wode Den 8erufungsantrag oes
IN yeiirnberg BON einem amerifoni
liden @eri6t au lebensl1ngIi6en
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fteralfelomaridaGs grbaro Wilh uni
bot 6anit offenbar cine neue 8erfab.
lrensregel amfgeltellt.
Wilhs 9lnipalt batte in ser aus
Deutidlanb brieflid nod 8aIbingtor
lgeihiften 8ermfung ben Stanopunfl
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1929 in @enf nbgeibIoIiene &onben
tion Iber Die 8ebaltolung bon @riegs.
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fnbrensgnrgs tpurbe Der Mntraa Of
Inc Berb0r nit bier gegen bier Stin,.
men abgelebnt. @enn in elmer gnt
if1eibung 6es @erihts feline Mebrbeii
ler5ielt miro, Damn beoeutet oies, oaE
Die Gntiheioung Der unteren SnItan;
lbeifdtigt miro. Bei 8erufurtgen ,pa1
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WOLFRAM'S MALTUM
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aanier 9euI5tnfee 1T feline geroitete,
fonoern aemal5te @erite na@ pfar-
rer aneipp'ider Metbooe. Es iit pa,-
res Nala reid ON N6britoffen u,A
ostgenebmem MeaI3gefdmad. Wefon.
0erS 3. ainbern, nlten Qelten .,nb
arnmfen gu enrpfebIen.
Rreis: 25e per 8fu1ld; % snsete, s.
Grpreb uab @urceI gelt egfro
THE WOLFRAM co.
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Sn 51pei ortli6 peit noneinanoel
entierilten Seilen Der Ser. Staater
bielten mdbreno Der ISOLDE oes 12
Sftobers stpei unlerer 8erbGnbe ibre
idbrlide alumnen5ulammenfl1nft ob
z Sn 5alt 2afe Gitp, lltob, gegerl'
iit,er bein beriibmten Mormonentem
pei Derlammelten ii6 breiuno5manaie
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Gage. Dieie i'm @eiten tpirfenoen
Brieiter baben ielten @elegenbeit elm.
amber 81 ieben. Sic ltno bunberte bon
Oteilen uoneinanoer getrennt. Sinh
bod etli6e bon ibuen nid)t tpeniger
als adtbunoert 0eeilen poneinan6er
eutfernt = ein 8etpeis fir ben @eiit
wobrer 3uiammen1ansis uno ouf-
ridtiger anbanglihfeit an lire alma
Water.
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men pertretenen 9i0aeien iparen
slmariao, Cheyenne, Chicago, 9en-
Der, @reat Sails, MontereD- 5resno,
San diego, Sacramento, Spofane,
Heno, Sucion uno 8i6ita.
8ellepiIe, Su., par Die onoere
Staot, mo- cine tpeitere sllnmnen-
Reunion itattfono. 8erauIaiiung oa-
gu NOR Die &oniefration bes bohtp'-
item 5rn. Soiepb 90. Nfueller, DID,,
gum &oaoiutor bon Siour Gitp. Ct
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men BON oitliden unb mittelpeitli1en
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te eriidtlih lit, lit unier 8erfauf bon
rBater Stod" beitanois am Badien.
Serldieoene unierer rSbarebolbers
beniisen Die @elegenbeit, Inn bas gor-
tell oeslelben teilbaft gu tperoen. Bie-
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ltimmen iiberein, bob bas 8afer
ousge5eidnet ilt.
Serganeene 8ofe perurjabten Ell.
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ben iSdaoen. 9ies tpuroe anfangs BE-
fiir6tet. gines Morgens tparen beioe
Borrats -8aiierbebalter leer. slls Die
Bnmpen in 8emesung geiest tpur-
ben, ,puroe bon Dem IieoerIdlaa 6es
alten Seepoiiers bas 8aiier ettpas
getriibt. gtad anbaltenoem 8un1pen
ipuroe oas uebel beboben, ioooB ae.
genlpartig beioe 8aiIerbebGlter nit
adt5igtaIiet1o @allonen tpieoer pon
angefiiut iino.
Cine meitere anolptii6e llnterIud.
ung oes Baiiers, iopobl in ser Gueae
als in Den 3ufluBrobren, ersab, bob
Dos Balier frei BON ieber 8erunrei.
nigung lit. Der Si6erbeit baIber miro
ltets bon 3eit 5u 3eit cine Inter
iudung aneelteat, obtpobl ieitens ber
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fabr beltebt.
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in unlerm .8oter Stod" iibern.
= s'
uniere 8irnbdume ergaben bieigs
ssabr cine reide grnte, bic tpobl et=
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Bortbinstun, .. ct. SaaI, Niuu.
Samstag, 1. Nobembcr 1947.


Sonntas, 2. Npbember: 9reiunb'
sluausisiter Sonntas nad Sfins'
item. = 6 b ongeIiu m: @rlpef.
flung Der Sodter oes Sairus
(Deattb. 81.
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len.
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Gonnerstag, 6. Hopember: 2eonarb
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Sobtsan5figfn

Sobn Sdomad, eeltorben am 15
auguit 1947 in 8erbam, Minn. al.
ter, eifrieer 2eier.
Sobn Sdaefer, seltorbeil in 8roof.
lpn, N. 3.
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Stiu1luc OcS &DlftS
fit baS Soiepbinunl

Siermit ienoe i6 Sbnen So, Die i1
81 gbren oes FL. Mntonilis gum 9anf
fir Die grb0rung elmer 8itte beripro=
den bate.
2eier, 8.
ginliegenb $5, oie id) gum ganf
fiir cine @ebetserborung peripro6en
bate. Ganf Der Siirbitte Der Iieben
Wuttergottes, Ger bl. Mntter slnna
nno oes FL. antonius, bin i'd erbort
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einliegeno cine @abe bon So aIs
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mem Inliegen.
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Evening star., 1947-01-24

Pierce Mill in Rock Greek Park IS
grinding meal again for the corn
and whole wheat mullins sold in
Government cafeterias.
The historic 135-year r-old mill was
closed shortly after Pearl Harbor.
Government Services Inc, which
leases the mill from the Office of
National Capital Parks, recently re-
conditioned it and set it's millstones
in motion again. -
GSI expects to run it at a 13,00o-
pound month capacity. Only corn
and whole wheat meal will be made.
In addition to grinding for the
cafeterias, the miller: Raymond
Watt, will sell packages of meal to
the public as follows:
Two-and-a-hal pound packages
of corn meal for 40 cents, 5-pound
packages of corn meal 10 cents, 25-
pound bags of corn meal for $3.50,
two-pouna packages of whole wheat
Evening star., 1947-01-24

appear would not speak freely to the
commission.
The occasion chosen by Gen. Grant
for breaking the long-standing prec-
edent was the appearance of a
delegation from the Hillsdale and
Barry Farms Civic Associations, led
by Woolsey w. Hall, president of
the Federation of Civic Associations
Came to Learn Plans.
They had come to find out just
what the commissions intentions
are toward their area under the
city's new Slum Clearance Act.
Ulysses J. Banks, president OF the
Barry Farms Association, told the
commission he didn't see why
families with good homes in the
area should be ousted to make way
for greater development. He said
his community was mot interested
in having the maximum number OF
families settle in the area"
Spokesman for the Hillsdale group,
which operates in the same area,
said they were glad the area is
included in the slum redevelopment
program"
Mr.. Hall said the federation
favored the view of the Hillsdale
group.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Daniel Doherty Appointed
Montgomery Land Buyer

Appointment of Daniel T. Doherty
of Oakland, Md, as land purchasing
officer for Montgomery County on
half-time basis, was announced to-
day by the Maryland-National Cap
ital Park and Planning Commission.
His salary was set at $500 a month.
For the past IL months, Mr.. Do
herty has served as chairman of
the Parking Lot Purchasing Com
mittee Of the Silver Spring Business
District. The committee was recently
abolished by the new board of
county commissioners.
The commission said Mr.. Doherty
will negotiate for the purchase of
portions of the proposed park in
Little Falls Branch Valley; tie re-
Gently authorized park and recrea-
tion area on Arylawn Farm, Be-
thesda; the community park in
Brookmont and of additional land
needed for other park areas.
An attorney, Mr.. Doherty was dis
charged from the Navy after World
War II with the rank of commander.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Liquor Board. Profits
S244,473 in 6 Months

A net profit of $244,473.76 for the
six months ending December 81 is
shown in a preliminary audit of the
books of the Montgomery County
Liquor Control Board, Beryl r.
English, secretary-treasurer, an
nounced today.
The profits, Mr.. English said, con-
sist of 1902 ,238.95 for the liquor di-
vision, and s42.234.81 for the beer
division. Compared to the same pc
riod in 1945, the total increased
SAT ,442.41.
An estimated $473,000 in profits is
to be paid the county commission
ers in accordance with the revenue
estimate section of the 1947 budget.
The commissioners already have
been paid half the amount, Mr.. Eng
lish said.
Mr.. English also said the esti-
mated net profit of the Liquor Con-
troll Board for the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1947, is expected to ex-
ceed the 1898 8,375.75 realized for the
fiscal year 1916.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Girl, "A, First 10 Enter
Calendar Art Contest

Evangeline Williams, 14-year-old
student at Alice Deal Junior High
School, today became the first art
student to make formal registra-
ton in The Evening Star Student
Calendar Art Contest. Her card
properly filled out and signed by her
teacher, Miss S. Feldnan, was re-
ceived this morning.
Many other students have re-
ouested registration material and all
senior and junior public high schools
in Washington have been provided
with the cards, entry blanks, which
are to be pasted on the backs OF the
pictures, and rules pamphlets.
Parochial and private schools IN
the Metropolitan Area also are being
supplied with the material as rapidly
as the requests are received by the
Art Contest Editor of The Star.
To facilitate the use of the pic
lures selected for the six 500 United
States Savings Bond prizes in the
1948 calendar of The Evening Star,
all pictures submitted should be
roughly 16 by 20 inches in size with
the longest dimension horizontal.
The pictures are to be in color, al
though choice of the medium
pastel, oil, water color and so on
is left to the discretion Of the artist.
The contest will close on April l
when all entries must be delivered
at the Office OF the Art Contest
Editor, Room 724, The Evening Star
Building. Judging will take place on
May /. The judges will not be
selected until after all entries are
in and the pictures hung for public
exhibition.