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Evening star., 1948-06-06
13 Women Campaign
For Congress Posts
On Major Tickets
Blythe Assoeiaied Press

Although potential women voters
outnumber men voters, according to
a preliminary census estimate, only
10 women are campaigning in the
two major political parties for Con-
gress.
But even if their number is small,
they've added some drama to poll
tics from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
In Califo rnia, Representative
Helen Gahagan Douglas, actress
wife of Actor Melvyn Douglas, has
won denomination on both the
Democratic and Republican tickets.
Her double victory leaves her but
one opponent in November, Wal
lace for President supporter run
ming as an independent. If she de-
feats him, she will return for her
third term in the House on the
Democratic side.
Mrs. Smith vs.. Three Men.
In Maine, Representative Marga-
ret Chase Smith, who has served in
the House since April. 1910, is CAM
paigning against three men-Gov.
Hildreth, Sumner Sewell, former
Governor, and the Rev. Albion P.
Beverage-for the Republican non1i-
nation to the Senate.
This very difficult prize for a
woman to win will be decided at the
Maine primary June 81, the day the
gavel comes down opening the Re-
publican National Convention at
Philadelphia.
If Mrs. Smith gets the Republic
can nomination and then defeats
her Democratic opponent in No.
vemher she will be the first woman
elected to the Senate without being
first appointed or named at special
election to fill the unexpired term
of man.
The dean of the women's con-
! tingent in the House, Representative
Mary T. Norton Democrat, of New
Jersey. who served since January
1925, won denomination unopposed.
Second in length of service in Rep
resentative Edith Nourse Rogers,
Republican, of Massachusetts,, who
was elected in June, 1925-she Is
again a candidate.
Incumbents Want to Stay.
All the seven women in the present
80th Congress-four Republicans and
three Democrats-Want to be able
to renew their Washington leases
in January In addition to Mrs.
Douglas and Mrs. Norton, the other
Democrat is a first termer, Mrs.
Georgia Lusk, representative-at-large
from New Mexico.
Mrs. Katherine st. George of New
York is a Republican flrst-termer
hopeful of return. Mrs. Frances Bol-
ton was unopposed in the Ohio Pri-
mary of May 4 for denomination on
Republican ticket for her 9Th term.
Victory to the Republican women
would bring no new faces to Con-
gress but laurels to the Democrats
could result in a possible new six in
the House.
Mrs. Olive Remington Goldman of
Urbana, ILL.,, who was defeated for
the House in 1916, is making sec
ond try this year, having won DEM
ocratic nomination in the primary.
Union Organizer in Race.
Pennsylvania has a Democratic
woman nominee for the House, Miss
Julia Maietta of Curwensville, who
for the past 13 years has been a ma
tional organizer of the Amalgamat-
ed Clothing Workers Of America.
| Judge Reva Beck Bosone, the first
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Clark Warns Communists
Feed on Human Weakness
BY III. Assoeiuted Press


PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Attor-
ney General Clark said today the
United States must be eternally
alert to insidious governments that
would destroy this Nation.
Speaking at the 26th annual con-
vention OF the United States Junior
Chamber of Commerce, Mr.. Clark
said Communists feed on human
weaknesses, they villify every act of
the Government and every hour of
the day and night they promote
chaos and confusion"
He added that Communists de-
fame sacred institutions, desrise the
employer and exploit the employe.
They deny God and find fault with
Him"
Mr.. Clark said: ''These evil forces
must be defeated, and organizations
such as yours can be powerful in
bringing about their destruction"
Paul G>Bagwell of Lansing, Mich,
was elected president of the organ
ization. succeeding John Ben Shep-
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and only woman police judge in Salt
Lake City, Is campaigning In Utah.
The Democratic primary there is
September 7.
Mrs. Ocie Heady of Holdenville,
Okla, is seeking the Democratic
nomination to be determined July g.
She spent II years in Government
positions in Washington. including
that of administrative assistant to
the late Harry Hopkins when he
headed WPA.
Two ranchers' wives are in the
running. One. Mrs. Jessie Sanders
of Hisega, S. D., was unopposed in
the June / Democratice primary.
After serving in the South Dakota
House from 1888 to 1885 she became
the first and only woman to be
elected to the State Senate.
Mrs. Wallace Kingsbury of Waller,
Mont, is bidding for the Demo-
cratic nomination in the July 20
primary. She came up the hard
way" in politics, starting as precinct
committee woman.
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Evening star., 1948-06-06

Network by John Cameron Swayze,
Mr.. Saito said the purpose Of his
trip was ito express appreciation Of
what the Americans are doing for
us after the war"
Mr.. Saito, who is national general
secretary Of the YMCA in Japan.
declared he didn't believe Gen. Mac
Arthur had lost prestige in Japan
through his candidacy for the Re-
publican presidential nomination IN
the United States. He said Gen.
Macarthur "is very highly spoken OF
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COMPLETELY EQUIPPED

With the property are the household FURNISHINGS,
including furniture. linens towels, blankets, silver
tor. @ Bendix washer, 5oo-pound deep-freeze unit.
ping-pong table. radio and record player Other
articles to be included in the price are all the farm
machinery including 1916 utility ieep. comoina,
tion lime and fertilizer spreader buck rake mounted
on Packard chassis power lawn mower and al
other tools and equipment which have been neces-
sary to carry on the operation Of the place Live:
stock consists of horse suitable for r1dlng ana
work one mule fine Guernsey dairy cow, four
brood sows, one male hog and all pigs on the place
at the time of sale.
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In Japan and we appreciate his very
cosiderate and kind work for the
japanese people
Asked how long he thought the
Americans should stay in Japan, MI.
Saito said II think pretty long
until we are able to stand on our
own feet"
Evening star., 1948-06-06

perd of Glade Water, Tex. retiring
president. Joseph H. Saunders of
Alexandria, Va, was elected q vice
president
The delegates chose Colorado
Springs, Colo. as the site of the
1949 convention It will be held In
the second week of June at the
Antlers Hotel.
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BOATING PARADISE

The river extends on two sides Of the Point and
4 creek on the third side The mouth Of the creek
has wide, deep channel sufficient for boats up to
100 feet in length There is fine pier and boat
house on the property. Boats Of all sizes may be
kept in the weprotected harbor practically at the
back door, The river here is wide enough for all
types of boating including sailing and the bay is
within four miles for deep-water cruising.
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A FINE FARM

1adino clover All is newly fenced suitable for live
' Stock The farm is ideal for grazing because it has
two fresh.water streams to furnish water for 1--we.
stock The land is in high state OF fertiity farn i
1srbe stalls. a pranary and large hayloft: There
is also large wagon and tool shed. henhouse .
woodhouse, and meathouse with vegetable cellar:
The woodland consists mostly OF pine. oak ana
hickory.
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japanese Y Official
Thanks u. 5. for Aid
Rx the Assaeiated Press

NEW YORK, June S. Soichi
Saito. the second japanese permit
ted to visit the United States since
the wars end, today thanked Ameri-
cans for their assistance to Japan.
Interviewed over National Radio
Evening star., 1948-06-06
ALL coNvENIENcEs

"Horse Point" has excellent fresh water Tor home
,,se which comes from drilled well "a feet deep.
Electricity and telephone services are secured ron
isnt condition Is located on one edge Of the prop
erty. and connects with State Route No 50. naro'
.,,rf.ced road which leads to Richmond.
Evening star., 1948-06-06

One Of the finest examples OF
Norman architecture in Scotland is
the magnificent 18th century nave
of Dunfermline Abbey.
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Completely Equipped
BEAUTIFUL HOME AND GROUNDS

On the Point facing both the river and the Chesa.
reake Bav In a location well-landscaped with rows
Of boxwood, forsytha and gardenias is located the
main house. This is modern frame dwelling. con-
ssting of three bedrooms. two baths living room.
kitchen buffers pantry and broad glassed.in
norch running more than the full length OF the
house and facing the water. In addition. there is
= caretaker's house. with kitchen living room. two
bedrooms, bath and laundry room: a guest house
and double garage with three bedrooms and two
baths. The buildings were constructed in 1885 ana
1899 green lawn extends to the sand beach
Gardenias and azalea thrive outside and need no
cover in winter.
Evening star., 1948-06-06

Impurities in pig iron, such as car
bon, phosphorus, silicon, manganese
and sulphur, must be removed to
obtain steel.
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1BvNDANcE OF SEA FOOD

Every type Of sea food may be found There are
oyster beds and crabs Saltwater fishing Is good
In the river and in the bay. The headwaters OF the
Piankatank River are only ten miles away. and
here there is fresh-water fishing On the property
are two fresh-water pond sites. one with dam al
ready constructed In such ponds could be cult
vated the very finest type Of fresh.water fishing
Evening star., 1948-06-06
White Sand Beach
PERFECT LOCATION

'IIorse Point" $50 named on navigation charts). an
estate Of 1872 acres Is ideally situated on the Panka-
tank River in Middlesex County. Virginia. about
four miles from the Chesapeake Bay and SO miles
from Richmond. The water is located east ana
south Of the property and the prevailing breeze
comes from the southeast, thereby passing over the
water before reaching the Point Directly in front
Of the main house and the beach line there Is
water view Of four miles and from an elevation, the
Chesapeake Bay may be seen Horse Point" Is
146 miles from Washington.
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IDEAL SWIMMING

There Is white sand beach Of highest quality with
both deep and shallow water. providing maximum
Of safety for children. and at the same time, the
finest swimming for adults. The Pankatank River
ID 4 very clean body Of salt water. There are no
fish, oyster or canning factories Of any kind on the
banks Of this river to dirty the water or create
offensive odorh
Evening star., 1948-06-06

SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
'Horse Point" may be seen by appointment
only.
Additional photographs and air views Of the
property, as well as navigation charts OF the
surrounding waters, are available for your
inspection.
Marion progress., 1948-03-25
Rain Produced by New
Chain Reaction Method

A new method for producing rain,
by which ordinary water dispensed
in small quantities into actively
growing cumulus clouds initiates a
chain reaction rainfall from such
clouds, was disclosed by DR.. Irving
Langrnuir of General Electric to the
National Academy of Science.
Unlike the dry-ice or silver iodide
methods of producing rain, which
are effective only in supercooled
clouds above the freezing level, the
new method produces rain at any
temperature.
Also in contrast to previously-dls-
covered methods, the new technique
is simpler in that it produces rain
directly. The dry-ice and silver
iodide methods first produce snow,
which may turn to rain as it falls.
The cunulus clouds, in order for
the new method to be effective,
must include vertical, upward
wind current of at least five miles
per hour.
A small quantity of water dis
pensed into cumulus cloud would
begin falling in the form of ordinary
water drops. The drops would be
large enough to fall despite the up
ward wind currents. AS these drops
fall they collect the many times
smaller cloud water droplets in
their path. By accretion, the drops
thus would grow continuously as
they fall.
Marion progress., 1948-03-25
FOR CONGRESS

The Democratic Primaries will be
held at each precinct in the Eleventh
Congressional District on Saturday
May 20, l filed my Notice of Can
didacy for denomination and re-
election to the .. S. House of Rep
resentatives with the State Board
Of Elections on March 3.
In making this announcement,
do so realizing fully the RESPONSE
bilities and duties placed upon a
Member Of Congress. My only pledge
to you is that | will render the best
service that I am capable Of.
Your active support and your vote
in the Primary will be deeply appre-
ciated.
A. L. BULWINKLE
Marion progress., 1948-03-25
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDs

| hereby announce myself can.
didate for the office of Register OF
Deeds Of Mcdowell county, subject
to the action of the Democratic pri.
mary on May 29, 1948. I have hac
three years experience in the office
now filling out the unexpired tern
of my father, and if nominated anc
elected will serve the public to the
best of my ability. Your support
will be greatly appreciated.
RUTH |. LACKEY
Marion progress., 1948-03-25
Phone Without Hands

A Melbourne, Australia, inventor
has successfully marketed a desk
telephone into which the subscriber
can listen and speak without using
either hand. The new telephone has
a steel spring arm which holds the
receiver to the callers ear and
actually acts as third arm so that
his hands are completely free for
note-taking. 1t also enables a person
to enjoy his lunch while talking. The
postmaster generals department,
which controls the Australian tele-
phone system, originally limited cir
culation Of the new device to arm
less people but it now is available
for general distribution.
Marion progress., 1948-03-25
Trans.jordan Capital Built
On Old PHILADELPHIA Ruins

Trans-Jordan' capital of Am
man, scene Of Arab disturbances
over partitioning of Palestine, has
risen at the deserts edge among
the ruins of an ancient Philadelphia.
These ruins form the principal
attraction Of the modern Arab and
Circassian town, which was called
Philadelphia by its Egyptian con-
queror - Ptolemy Philadelphus -
about 1000 years before the found
ing of its Pennsylvania namesake.
Toppled walls and fallen columns
are streWn on the hilltop where
Ptolemy built citadel. Not far dis
tant are the well-preserved ruins of
Roman anphitheater carved from
the rocky hillside.
The town itself is built on both
sides of the little river, Amman,
whose banks are green with willows
and poplars. Houses and shops fill
the valley and straggle up the hills !;
the latter are filled with caves, in
some of which families live as their
ancestors did.
Marion progress., 1948-03-25
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
North Carolina
Mcdowell County

North Carolina
Mcdowell County
Under and by virtue of the power
Of sale contained in a certain deed
Of trust executed by Charles NJ.
Price and wife, Ruby Price, to the
undersigned trustee, dated Decem-
Der 9th, 1916, and recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds for
Mcdowell County, N. c., in deed
of trust book 81 at page 13, default
having been made in the payment of
the Indebtedness thereby secured,
and said deed Of trust being by the
terms thereof subject to foreclosure,
the undersigned trustee will offer
for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash at the courthouse
door in Marion, North Carolina, at
noon, on Monday, the 18th day of
April, 1948, the property described
and conveyed in said deed of trust,
the same lying and being in Dysarts-
vile township, Mcdowell County, N.
c., and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake and point
ers in old line, the Northwesterly
corner of that certain tract of land
conveyed by Fred McBrayer and
wife to Arthur Carpenter and wife,
by deed dated October 9Th, 1943,
and runs thence with their line
North 81 West about 70 poles to
their corner, and pointers, and also
Deckers corner; thence with line Of
the Harvey Price Grant, North 81
West 127 poles to stake, the South
west corner of said Grant; thence N
3 E As poles to stake in line of the
W. P. Price old $50 acre tract;
thence with line Of said tract S 83
W 72 poles to a Black Gum; thence
N 22A West so poles to Black
Gum; thence N 3 E 201a poles to a
Chestnut, old corner; thence N So 3
1872 poles to a forked Chestnut, old
corner: thence S 64 u E 68 poles to
Black Gum; thence N 83 E 22 poles
to a stake and pointers, Dock Prices
corner; thence with Dock Prices old
line S 3 w 8915 poles to a dead
white oak stump in a deep hollow
Marion progress., 1948-03-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDc

| hereby announce myself a can
didate for the office of Register of
Deeds for Mcdowell county, subject
10 the action of the Democratic ny;
mary to be held May 29, 1948
have given my best efforts to the
faithful performance of nv dutv ae
Deputy Register for the past 1q
years and if elected will serve to the
best of my ability.
MRS. JULIA STANLEY
Marion progress., 1948-03-25
NOTICE
NOTICE
North Carolina
Mcdowell County
In The Superior Court
WILLIAM j. BRUNER,
Plaintiff,

In The Superior Court
WILLIAM J. BRUNER,
Plaintiff,
VS..
ELLA MAE JOHNSON BRUNER,
Defendant.
The above named defendant, Ella
Mae johnson Bruner, will take no.
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Mcdowell County, North
Carolina, by the plaintiff to secure
an absolute divorce from the de-
fendant upon the ground that plaint-
iff and defendant have lived separ-
ate and apart from each other con-
tinuously for more than two years
next preceding the bringing of this
action;
And the defendant will further
take notice that she is required to
appear at the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Mcdowell
County, North Carolina, in the
courthouse in Marion, N. c., within
20 days after the 25th day of April
1948, and answer or demur to the
complaint in said action, OF the
plaintiff will apply to the Court fol
the relief demanded in said com
plant.
This 23 day of March, 1948.
EDNA D. ALLISON,
Asst. Clerk Superior Court,
Mcdowell County, North Caro-.
lima.
Marion progress., 1948-03-25

| hereby announce myself a can
didate for the office of Register of
Deeds of Mcdowell county, subject
10 the action of the Democratic pri-
mary on May 20. The vote of the
people of Mcdowell county will be
greatly appreciated.
HUDSON H. BROWN
Marion progress., 1948-03-25

thence N 83 E 78 poles to a pine
stump, the Dock Price corner;
thence same course IS poles to a
stake in ]. w. Prices line; thence
S 3 w Al poles to Black Gum
thence S 3 w to the beginning. Con-
tanning 1881 acres, more or less.
Surveyed by C. C. Sorrels, Surveyor
in 1941
EXCEPTING AND RESERVING,
however, any and all mines, miner
ais, oars and metals of every nature
or kind upon or within Cor under)
the above described lands, with the
full right of ingress, egress and re-
gress over said land, at all times to
search for, dig, mine, quarry and
carry away the same.
The said sale will be made subject
to the above exceptions, and sub
ject to all outstanding and unpaid
taxes.
This 18th day Of March, 1948.
ROY w. DAVIS, Trustee.
Marion progress., 1948-03-25
FARM NEWS

The U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture has amended it's frozen egg ex-
port sales program to permit export
ers to dry the eggs in this country
before they are shipped to foreign
countries.
Marion progress., 1948-03-25

Official ALLEGATIONS for all grains
during April total 864,500 long tons
led by 30.5 million bushels of wheat
and flour equivalent.
Marion progress., 1948-03-25

Federal law requires that all eco
nomic poisons - including insecti-
cldes, fungicides, and disinfectants
be registered with the Depart
ment of Agriculture by June 25,
1948.
Marion progress., 1948-03-25

Milk production on North Caro-
lima farms totaled 1O6 million
pounds during January, an increase
of per cent over the 1O-year aver
age for the month.
Prices of all important dairy items
at the beginning of 1948 were high
er than a year earlier.
Marion progress., 1948-03-25

Stocks of feed grains in all posi-
tions on January l, 1948, were
relatively small.
Marion progress., 1948-03-25
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

| hereby announce myself can
didate for the office of county COM
missioner, subject to the action of
the Democratic primary on May 20,
-948.
Marion progress., 1948-03-25
LOOKING BACKWARD
(ContinVed from page p

\COHClllQ0u from page
Mrs. c. M. Mcdonald, after
spending several days here with rel
atives, returned to Cedar Springs,
S. c., Monday. Returning she was
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
J. E. Neal, for stay of several
weeks.
"Sheriff Laughridge and Deputy
Sheriff Curtis seized an illicit dis
tillery in North Cove township, a.
bout two miles from Sewer, last
Saturday. The plant consisted of
worm, cap and about SO gallons of
beer.
"There will be a special program
Of five reels given at the Savoy Nov
ing Picture Theatre tonight. The
proceeds of this entertainment will
go to the building fund of the new
Baptist Church, and the public is
cordially invited to give their pa
tronage.
"Mr. James Y. Barnes and Miss
Matte Epley of Hankins were mar
ried at the home Of her brother, T.
Y. Epley, near Marion, March 80,
at $50 p. M, Rev ]. L. Smith offici-
ating. They left for Black Mountain
Monday morning, where they will
make their future home.
"Supt. M. S. Giles has sent out
notices to Mcdowell county teachers
to the effect that it is proposed to
hold a special school for teachers in
Marion for a term of two weeks,
beginning about May 5th. There
will be at least three experienced
teachers in charge, and tuition will
be free to all Mcdowell county
teachers"
MAY IS, 1913
"Mrs. Mary Bledsoe, who resides
near the G.. c.. & O. junction, came
in Tuesday to report a robbery
somewhat out Of the ordinary. She
says that while she was in town
Saturday in attendance upon the
memorial exercises, two boys enter
ed her dwelling by going down the
chimney and stole three cats. She
says she has a mind to put the law
on the boys who did it and may ex-
pose them by publishing their names
If the cats don't come back"
Marion progress., 1948-03-25

Beetles are capable of lifting 700
times their own weight.
Marion progress., 1948-03-25
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS

W. H. NORRIS
Evening star., 1948-06-30

Little progress has been made thus
far in rehabilitating Sumatra's tea
estates.