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ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
Most desirable brick home. 160-ft. lot.
beautiful garden and trees: house in ex-
cellent condition; you will like this home.
First floor, a charming large living room
with fireplace opening into beautiful
glassed-in sunroom, dining room, modern
equipped kitchen; 2nd floor, 8 bedrooms.
tiled bath; full basement, oil heat, laun-
dry, garage, slate roof. Priced, $4,000;
$4,000 cash required.
ROMYE LAMBORN, Realtor
Exclusive agent, 1901 S. Arlington Ridge
rd., Arlington, Va. OF. 1886, OF. 8O32:
ARLINGTON-Open Today
@ e2oe North ssth ST. quality Of s,a.,is: sonstrSs;
you'll recognize in this, this new 7;rrn; brtek sk
baths; lse. screened porch and full bsmt;:
immed. oeegpaney; price. sss, $50: other
from 81 S1s75S up Drive oHt ,. Lee hwy hwy;
2eth st.. then left to our Open" sign.
Milton G. Smith, Real Estate
4219 Wilson blvd. ow. 1900.
ARLINGTON
6-rm. brick, 2 stories. l " paths, fireplace:
full basement, gas heat, range and refgr.;
lot 5Ox3OO; Sl5,95O: CT financing; $500
down. S95 mo. includes taxes insurance.
MAC LINDSEY. CH. 5000: ewes, FA. 6013.
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ARLINGTON-OPEN 2 TO 5
Beautiful 3-bedrm., 11a-bath white brick;
22-ft liv: rm. with fireplace; a charming
rage; excel; location: priced for immeS.
sale and poss; Directions: Out wash:
blvd, to Quantico St, right on ouantico
FRED j. GEORGE, Realtor
2173 N. Glebe Rd. GIL. 6777. OK. 0141.
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VETF,R ANS Special

Bethesda, Kenwood area :, fine new
homes; must be sold this week end;
FHA-GI financing. Call WI. 1897 for
information and appt. to inspect. For sale
by wner-builder.
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ALEXANDRIA
ST 900 down, and it's yours Semidet.
corner lot; bedrms,. oil heat. Easy
HICKS REALTY co.
0933. OV 6S43 Ia
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Mt. Rainier Bungalow

MI. Rainier Bungalow
You must see this modern and attractive
new broom custom built home The
prettiest home in this area. All spacious
completely equipped kitchen, stairway to
full attic, gas heat. front patio, tremen-
dous closets. 50X150-ft lot Must be sold
Veterans, 5000 Down
If vou can qualify. Just few left in
this fine development of 5-room bungalows.
oil heat. fun bsmt. end attic, large lots,
equipped kitchen. fireplace optional! Quick
possession
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COLLEGE PARK
porch. full bsmt.. oil heat. ail-elec. kitchen
Price, S11.500. Terms.
OWNER TRANSFERRED
Has reduced down payment to $1,000 De-
sirable 2-sty. brick Colonial, near Cheverly
Theater: full bsmt., garage, heated solari-
to $4,000
BRICK CAPE COD
Bedrm: and bath on 1st a., 9 bedrms. and
os osmt' mt gas M.s &c; heat sle,s5o with $1,000
VETERANS, ATTENTION!
Outstanding value. New brick bunga., S
kit. bsnt, stairway to lge. expansion at
tic. Handicapped lots. Price Only S11 900;
1000 down and 500 per mo- plus taxes
WEST EVANSVILLE
$500 buys this immaculate 2-bedrm.
bunea., on level lot. oil heat: small down
pins center and Capital Transit buses.
DISTINCTION & CHARM
Are offered in this delightful 4-bedrm
Cape Cod brick home Situated on one of
the most attractive lots in Hyattsville
Hills this home Is one ons to be proud Of and
ment Full price only s15.95O.
CUSTOM BUILT
One blk over the D. C. line; stone and
brick Cape Cod bedrms.. "a baths.
double concrete porches, daylight bsmt.:
finest construction throushout Asking
$4,000 Worthwhile investigating
GREEN MEADOWS
Facing beautiful Sligo Park; immaculate
Groom Colonial: level lot; porch; fully
equipped kitchen with steel cabinets:
screens. storm windows, awnings and
blinds. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Price only $11,575.
BEST BUY
Modern brick home only $11,95O. $1,000
cash. large rooms. full basement; gas
h.-wh.: storm windows; level lot, inclosed
with anchor fence. Convenient East Hy-
sttsville location. Payments like rent.
Be sure to inspect this home.
BRICK BUNGALOW
$11,25O. Adjacent to Maryland University,
near trolley, rooms. stairway to attic,
dormers, full basement; automatic heat.
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PHONE: ENdicott 4486

of forefathers Lthuania which is victim of the
partnership of 1910 AS result this country
perenced conceivabe hardhps which would have been
barabe for the hope Of allied victory and eventual
of independence.
Our appeasement policy displayed at Teheran, Yalta,
London and elsewhere dsed the hope of independence and
compelled victims of Red aggression question the motives of
Western Democraes Additional contributing loss
of prestige the freedomovng peoples the world
ARE:
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DR.. SIR. Gerber
c o R Q N ER

Lietuviai prasomi balsuoti uz
Or. S. r. GERBER, rinkimu
dienoje, Lapkricio 2 1948.
10 varda rasite apacioje
Democratic State and Coun-
ty Ballot, apacioje.
Coroner uzima svarbia ir
atsakominga vieta, kuri rel
kalauja patyrimo medicinoje
ir istatymuose.
DR.. GERBER, kuris eina
Cuyohoga County Coroner's
pareigas nuo 1897 metu, tai
vietai tinka labiau negu XII
tados kada. 10 visiskas atsi-
davimas pareigoms ir reika-
lavimams kokie jam uzdeti
toje tarnyboje uztarnavo uz-
gyrima ir rekomendaciias is
laikrasciu ir visuome n i s k Y
organizaciju.
Busiu dekingas uz jusu
balsavima uz DR.. S. R. Ger
ber ir uz jusq kooperavima
paraginti savo gimines ir
draugus balsuoti uz j.
DIR. A. J. KAZLAUCKAS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29

Our lip service aiding displaced persons
and the passing of belated bill to admit 205000 to
shores without proper provisions attempt be
ally helpful acts that cannot be explained The require
en that each displaced person secure home and job before
he is eligible is unsur1nOuntable barrier.
The non-recognition of the Baltic States part of
the Soviet Union fails to impress those who living in D.
haps for the their They that the
tern Democaces had been firm when they granted
Soviet Russia the i'll history of the Baltic Sae Poland and
many other countries would not have occurred They realize too
that recognition of the Soviet Bandits who annhated
20 million people in cold blood who deporng the entire
Baltic who have for human rights make
a party to these acts
In view of the conditions facing nations their
nationals anxious obtain expression yo
respectfully ask whether if elected would do the follow
ing
A Insist that the soves leave the Baltic States other
occupied countries.
If the Soviets refuse do this you
State Department and Congress order the Soviet
, and representatives out of the United States.
G. Appoint impartial committee consisting practical and
hgh-minded representatives. that all possible red
tape delay and favortism be eliminated in issuing and
transportation of the 2O5 600 displaced persons
D. Recommend amendment to the D. p Bill to eliminate
the requirement of securing jobs and living quarters before
the displaced considered for
States and would you recommend increasing the punber
of D. Ps entering the IT, S. to 100000 ,.!s.n
Institute investigation to determine the many
complaints against consular services in D. p
Instruct delegate in the U. N. to insist that delegates
from occupied countries be given place in the u N
that their fate and future could be decided against
with no opportunity to defend their rights
We respectfully ask you Sir to give your support to
the outlined above not only for the purpose aiding
these victims of and oppression but also reesabsh
people.
We beg to remain,
Respectfully yours
DR.. M J. Colney, Pres Elect
X. S. Karpius, Secretary.
A. S. 1reciokas, Treasurer Elect
p j. Zuris, Hon. Pres. Elect.
League for the Liberation of Lithuania
l48 Grand Street. Waterbury, Conn.
October 10, 948
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Sudejus viena pasekminga inzi-
nieriq, advokata, isradeja, moksli-
nlnka ir matematika turesite vaiz-
da kas yra George V. Woodling, Re-
publikonu kandidatas perrnkimui j
State Representative vieta.
Savo tarnyboje State Legislature
je, Woodling kovojo uz suvienodini-
ma Clevelande ir priemiesciuose. 10
pastangomis prieita prize pakelimo
Cuyahoga apskrities mokytojoms al
gu. Jis pradejes jaunas dirbti savo
mokslo tesimui, dabar rema pastu-
mejima mokslo vsiems kas tik no.
ri tue pasinaudot. Jis turi pirmos
eiles supratima apie sios apskrties
mokslo problemas, pats budamas
aktyviu Fem College globeju, vie
nos is placia zinomu Clevelando
aukstesniu mokyklu.
Privatiniame gyvenime Mr. Wood
ling yra pasekmingas advokatas-in-
zinierus, padares virs 60 ivairiu is
radimu, autorius keleto knygu ir
straipsniu ir daznas svetiys kalbe-
tojas Clevelando baznyciose.
Savo praeities darbais jis irodo
sato tinkamuma butt isrinktu vel i
House Of Representatives, geresniam
atstovavmui Cuyahoga pilieciu.
Rinkimai Lapkricio 2 d. Temykit
jo skelbima siame numeryje.
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DR.. Jos. Edw. Swoboda

DR.. Joseph Edward Svoboda yra
ateiviu ceku tevu sunus, cia gimes ir
ejes mokslus. ALB. ir MD. laips-
MUS igijo is Ohio State University.
Pasiekes ABB. laipsnio jis mokyto-
iavo Clevelando High mokyklose. o
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
CLEVELANDE KAL.
BEJO TRUMAN IR
DEWEY

Clevelanda, svarbu industri-
nj centra, su pusantro milijono
gyventojQ, pasistenge aplanky-
tt lr Prezidentas Truman ir
Republikonu kandidatas j pre-
zldentus Thomas E. Dewey.
Truman kalbejo cia antradie-
Mo vakare. Kaip prezidentas,
Jls buvo atitinkamomis ceremo-
nlJomis Demokratu partijos va
dQ priimtas. Parade metu gat-
vese susirinko tukstanciai ziu-
retoju.
Truman savo kalba sake di-
dziojoje Public Auditorium, ku-
ri, vietos laikrasciq fotografiju
lrodymu, nebuvo uzpildyta, bu-
vo matyti daugybe tusciu vie
tu.
Trumano kalba, kaip ir visur
kitur, buvo daugiau puolimo ir
darymo priekaistu savo Repub-
likonui oponentui. Jis skelbe
nebutus priekaistus, buk Repu-
blikonai banda apserti zmones
migdanciais vaistais, sulaikyti
piliecius nuo ejimo balsuoti;
buk Republikonai iau matyda-
mi savo pralaimejima viska pa
mete bega, ir tt. ir tt.
Prize toxic Trumano netakto
dar prisidejo ir vietos Demo-
kratu partijos vadu savitarpi-
Mai vaidai = ia niekad nesi-
liaujanti Millerio neapykanta
Frank J. Lauschei, Demokratu
kandidatui j gubernatorius, ko
nepavyko Milleriui gauti.
Miller stengesi Lausche nei
neprileisti prie Trumano. -.
DEWEY SUJUDINO MIESTA
Sekanti vakara, treciadienii,
spaliu 27 d., atsilanke Cleve-
lande ir Gubernatorius Thomas
E. Dewey, Republikonu kandl-
datas. j prieme ir kartu su juo
dalyvavo dabartinis Ohio gu
bernatorius Herbert.
Minia Dewey pasitikti ir jo
kalbos isklausyti pasirode zy-
Mai didesne. Desimtys tuks-
tanciu zmoniu gatvese sveiklno
Dewey parade metu, o j audi
torija susirinko virs 5000
klausytoju, publika uzpilde abb
sales = auditorija ir gretlma
Muzikale sale.
Dewey savo kalboje lrodine-
10 dabartines administrators
valdymo netikslumus, nesuge-
bejima saliai vadovautl slals
dideliais istorijos laikais, kada
Amerika turf isspresti pasaullo
taikos likima.
Dewey apkaltino Demokratus
globojimu komunistu, palalky-
mu ju valdiskose lstaigose, tue
metu kai visa sails jau suJudus
komunistu atsikratyti ir kal tu-
ri imtis zygio apsiginti nuo ",
pasiruosusiu daryti perversma'
Jis sake, jeigu bus isrlnktas'
stengsis duoti saliai valdzla to-
kia, kuri vienys visus Amerl-
kos zmones, vietoje toklos, ku-
ri kursto ir kelia tarp vienu If
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veliau baige medicines moksla. Da-
bar yra pagelbiniame stabe st. Ale
xis, Polytechnic, ir st. AIMS ligoni-
nese, 0 sayo profesijoje praktikuoja
Broadway East 55th st. srityje.
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Lithuanian Plea to Gov. Dewey
The Honorable Thomas E. Dewey
Governor of New York
Albany, N, Y.

The Americans of Lithuanian descent gathered at the
Carter HOTEL Cleveland Ohio the Second and Third days OF
October 1913 delegates the Eighth Annual Convention OF
the League for the Liberation of Lhuan of
deep sympathy for all oppressed peoples They take cognzance
OF the fact that the United States still the duly elected
of the Lithuanian Republic and it's authorized
resentatves at Washington, DC.
The delegates endorse your stand against Communism
and other dcatoria ss and heartily support your healthy
measures for foreign and domestic affairs and wish
We deeply concerned however with the fate Of the
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29

DIRVAI issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu. Issira-
sykit dabar. Pusei metu $1.5C.
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l. Sovet-inspired screenings of displaced persons
2. Permission granted to Soviet NkVD agents to cir
culate freely in the United States and in D. p camps
in Germany.
g. Use of propaganda and coercion to compel the
displaced person to return to his country under So
Wet occupation illustrated by offer of extra
food, clothing and other inducements to force these
victims of into committing suicide.
A. Failure of the Democraces insist that Lithuania
be admitted to the United Nations
Evening star., 1948-10-03

formal manipulations" which he
sid ,sare "undermininethe moral
cMs4ence of the HdhIsIe." and called
for Fundamentally clear, simple
and solid" measures.
The individual has less and less
intelligence of the financial affairs
the state a5sd s3gays suspect.
,sssome mysterious manipuiaG Gon from
which he must guard himself"
said the Pontiff.
Public financial experts. he con.
tinued, should abstain from those
measures that. despite their tech.
ical virtuosity, wound the people
In their sense of just and unjust
or that relegate to second place
the peoples vital force, its legiti.
mate ambition to harvest the frui,
OF its own work without worry ovel
family security"
Representatives from italy, Bel.
GUM. France and Turkey are at.
tending the conference.
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criticism, Gov. Thurmond said !:

criticism, Gov. Thurmond said:
Il would rather b right than b.
President. I would rather not be
President than to sell my country
for few blocs Of racial votes"
Today, for the first time on this
trip, Gov. Thurmond shook hand,
with . major Maryland Democratic
ofhce holder. He was Representa-.
tive Sasscer Of the 5th District, who
was here to present trophies in con-
nection with the fair program.
Gov. Lane and other regula,
Democratic leaders, most of whom
are backing President Truman, have
avoided appearing with the State,
RICHTER Mr.. Lane, however, sent
a telegram welcoming Mr.. Thur
mond as q Governor and this was
read to the crowd during the intro
duction.
The candidate came to La Plata
from Baltimore, where he spoke
last night. He and Mrs. Thurmond
were guests of Judge and Mrs. Will
liam Mitchell at a lunch preceding
the fair grounds exercise. They re-
turned to South Carolina tonight.
After the coronation ceremonies,
the spectators witnessed an elabo-
rate pageant, Port Tobacco
Flames" depicting the early history
Of this section.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

from six months to a year to con-
form A meeting is scheduled for
Monday to consider the time limit
he said. Also, a second public hear
+ ing on the new hotel regulation
and license fee changes is scheduled
for Wednesday at the District Build
ing.
Managers in some Of the 25-room
and 29-room hotels had no COM
plants about business last night
but registered one over the rule
One charged 1t was monopoly of
the bigger hotels trying to get the
smaller ones out of the way"
The hotel revision Is a part of a
broad program of redefinition of
types OF housing Among them is
the proposal to identify some mul-
tiple dwellings as tenement houses
a designation hotly protested by
some real estate owners.
Also included are plans for in
creases in lodging house fees. This
phase of the revision is necessary,
the committee says, because the
District is losing $500, 900 a year on
supervision of public housing.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Fleming, Elected President
OF CAPITAL Transit Club

John Fleming, who has been with
the Capital Transit Co. for s.
years, was elected president of the
company's Quarter Century Club al
the annual dinner held last night
at the Mayfiower Hotel.
The new club president is director
of purchasing and service. He re-
placed E. E. Boyd, superintendent
Of transportation, who has been
with the company for 81 years.
E. d. Merrill, president of Cap
ital Transit Co., inducted II en-
ployes into the club during the
evenings program. Other club
officers were Louis H. Curry, vice
president, and Roy D. lVoshall, Sec
retary.
The man present last night who
had the longest service with the
transit company was G. Thomas
Dunlop, retired general counsel, who
is still a director. He worked for
the company 56 years.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
National 1heater 10 Reopen
Oct. IS As Movie House

The National Theater will initiate
its career as . motion picture house
at $50 pm. October IS after los
years as q legitimate theater.
Under sponsorship of the Women's
Advertising Club of Washington, the
opening attraction will be the Amer
ican premier of THE Red Shoes" q
j. Arthur Rank production.
Proceeds of the affair will be used
by the club to further it's philan-
thropic and educational projects.
Representatives of official and social
Washington haYe been invited to
the premiere.
The movie was inspired by Hans
Christian Andersen. 1t is a romance
which includes an original ballet
performed by = corps of So dancers.
Background music Is by the Royal
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1hurmond Hits FEPC
As Made 10 Order
For Reds in Industry
By John v. Homer
Stur Stoff coSysspondsoy

LA PLATA, Nd, Oct. Gov.
J. Strom Thurmond of South
Carolina, States Rights presi-
dental candidate, today renewed
his charge that fair employment
practices legislation Endorsed by
President Truman, Gov. Dewey
and Henry A. Wallace is made
to order" for Communist infll-
tration of war industries.
Gov. Thurmond said: ANY one
who would sponsor such a bill that
would permit Communists to get
into our war plants doesn't love
America and he has no business
being President of the United
States"
The Southerner addressed a crowd
OF approximately 1000 persons at
tending the Charles County Fair
and ofaciated at the coronation of
Miss Mary Virginia Matthews, 1e,
as Queen Nicotina XIV. The ap-
pearance concluded his two-day
campaign swing through Maryland.
Hits Civil Rights Program.
Speaking extemporaneously, Gov.
Thurmond restated his party's con-
tention that President Truman's
civil rights program is based on un-
constitutional force bill" proposals
and would usurp the rights of the
States.
The Presidents program is called
civil rights but actually 1t would
take away civil rights" he declared.
I'VE all favor civil rights but this
program is not. - you can't
have personal rights or human
rights or civil rights until you first
have States rights"
He was applauded roundly for his
denunciation Of proposals to abolish
segregation. The people in each sec
ton know best how to handle the
problem peculiar to their own Sec
ton, he held.
He said efforts to obtain a Fed
eral anti-lynching law have been
advanced purely for the purpose OF
winning votes of minority groups.
IT'S important to remember that
there was only one lynching in the
country last year. In the same peri
cd there were more than $50 mur-
ders in New York, alone.
"Lynching is murder and we're all
opposed to it. But is anybody going
around proposing a Federal law on
murder?"
Gov. Thurmond said the Com
munists could get into all types of
business, including war plants, un-
der the proposed fair employment
practices legislation because en-
ployers would be forbidden to ask
employees any questions regarding
race, creed or origin.
Coupling Gov. Dewey and Mr..
Wallace with the President in his
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Small Hotels. Turn on Heat
Against Proposed New Rule

Washington's small hotels are 60
ing to turn the heat on early this
Iyear-specifically on a new District
regulation which says they can't
call themselves hotel.
The revised ruling, drafted by the
Commissioners Special Public Hous-
ing Committee, would eliminate
from hotel status all hotels having
less than 30 rooms and not having
a dining room and kitchen.
Hotel owners and managers hit
by the ruling are to meet in a pro-
test session in the Hamilton Hotel
at ! pm. Tuesday.
But unofhcial protests were loud
last night.
One manager declared the District
would be unable to enforce such a
regulation.
Another was more philosophical
Il guess it will merely mean strik-
ing off the hotel part of the name,
he said.
According to Chatham T. Noting
ham, District superintendent OF IL
censes. hotel owners will be given
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Mrs. Mary Clyde Dies,
Representatives Aunt
BY the Assoeioied Press

TROY. Ohio. Oct. 2.-Mrs. Mary
Clyde, 81, a former president of the
New York Womens Theater Guild
died tonight in Stouder Memorial
Hospital. She was an aunt of Rep
resentative Helen Gahagan Douglas
Democrat of California.
Mrs. Clyde was admitted to the
hospital September 28. Her late
husband, George NJ Clyde, operated
a New York tugboat firm.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Public Relations Lunch Set

A discussion on labor management
relations will be held at the lunch
con meeting of the American Public
Relations Association at 1915 pm
tomorrow at the Hotel Lafayette
Leading the discussion will be Clin-
ton S. Golden and Marion H
Hedges, vice chairmen of the Ma
tional Planning Association, and
Eric A. Nicol, director of organiza
ton and personnel for the Atomic
Energy Commission.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
4RQpeeRjus4Aitiea4
OF Nations Finances
BY the Asseeioted Press
CASTEL GANDOLFO. Italv. Oct

viz III SHRRNA@>O11 Y, 1Od1J = N1OV'
FAls stR6Ry coR6sRs1sd
|prsetlresffi g6vefnffesfnE {lfianrs
which cheat the public's legitimate
ambition to harvest the fruit of its
own work without worry over family
security"
Speaking in terms unusually harsh
to delegates from 10 nations at the
Rome conference of the Interna-
tional Institute on Public Finance,
the Pontiff said there were too
many men who treat government
money problems with greater ardor
and assurance than competence. I
He decried purely technical and
Evening star., 1948-10-03
by the Assoe;utsd Prssa

SIOUX FALLS, s. OAK, Oct. q
Little Connie Harding gave. her bit
In the fight on polio. Now the d.
sease has struck twice at her.
Recently, 12-year -old Connie and
one OF her grade school playmates
here made some cloth dolls. The
girls sold the dolls and obtained
$3.05 for the March Of Dimes fight
to wipe out polio.
A few days ago Connie caught
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted
by Sir Thomas Beecham.
A limited number of tickets are on
sale at the Capital Air Lines ticket
ONCE at the Statler Hotel and at
Brentano's Book Store on F. street.
Tickets for the special benefit open
ing are $3.50 and $40.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Polio Hits Girl, II, Who Aided
Dimes Drive, Then Kills Mother

polio. She is improving. Today she
sat up. But the nuns in charge OF
her hospital room had to tell her
something that hurt worse than
polio.
From the nuns, Connie learned
that her mother, Mrs. Sid T. Hard
ing, IS, became sick on Wednesday
She was taken to the same hospital
where Connie is patient. Last
night Comics mother died, a victim
of polio.