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Evening star., 1948-03-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

LOVELY 3-BEDRM., 2-bath home; acre.
beautifully handicapped ground with stream
slose-in residential section of Md. on Brad.
Icy blvd; can be rented for 1 yr, posi-
} bly, more, at S240 per month. Call Z. M
FRY, INC, Realtor, WI. $500, 1928 East
] West hwy. -21
FINE, OLD stone HOUSE to rent: beau
: tiful place to live, especially. during sum
mer months; 8 rooms, bath. Write L. H
MORGAN, Berryville, Va 21'
ARLINGTON, YA.-In the general CONNER
cial zone at No. 1116 No. Fillmore ST.;
IL rms. an dbath e extra toilets. frame
dwelling. full basement, fireplace. oil burn
er, h.-wh., 2 scr.-in porches, dble. gar
lot 75x115: finest place for rooming and
boarding house. beauty parlor, funeral
home, ofhces for doctors. dentists, lawyers,
ETC.; S45,000. REBEL, agent, OK. 051 5
or GL. 1928.
$40 PER MO.-5-rm. bungalow. on 5-acre
gas and cleo Call FA 3S6-J-l3
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APARTMENT HOUSE GROUND
acres with 600.

frontage on Columbia pike at Frederick
St, ideal for garden-type apts.; is min
utes from downtown Wash, ) min. from
under construction offered at l6c a #.
THOS. G.. MAGRUDER CO. aO5l Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va. CHI. 3131. GIL.
3434; eyes,, TIE. 1898 -22
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR RENT

ON COLUMBIA PIKE at intersection o.
Washington blvd, near Navy Annex: 40
600 IT.. long frontage; will lease in whole
or part; suitable for used-car lot or te
develop on long-term lease Apply te
evenings. oas
COR. OF 10000 so. FIT, on one of Alex.
andria's main streets: long or short lease
ideal for used car lot. barbecue, frozen
Evening star., 1948-03-21

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
End COMdERCIAL BUnDNG or store
wanted, 22x60 minimum, clear space; LONG,
term lease. Box 10.R, Star. as
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE lcont.

I BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE (cont.
sIst sls kEFNIDa SSs, 81 ~:
so'yI1SG SOW e. MIsYs - Modern m..onr,
bldgs,: 3 years old. Fine for snack bal
Alleys engaged many months In advance
valuable bldg; and real estate In strategi.
location In close-in 60. Nd; town: Goot
income for 2-man partnership; Big op.
1912 Sun. and ewes. Exclusive. JOHN II
MILLER Jr. q BRO, Realtors. 1912
| st. NV, MA. 1857.
MODERN HoTEL-Fine masonry bldg. Lo.
n nea9sN 9s,wssn so ssak Ma to%a ana D. post :
business includes excellent bar. 4 dining
rooms, plus accommodations for transi.
ents. Also garage and parking area for
business opportunity. Phone WA. 1915
Sun. and eyes. Exclusive. JOHN H. MIL
aER' l II IT. a BRO, Realtors. 1872 x st
Co;-Good bldg, modern storerm. and
stock groc., meat and sundries, doins
u''1ssi Wa cRais asfs eSnDfss en- s7bs s.'res
7th ST. NV, 11o5 ana 1107-2 bldgs. In
choice retail location; each containing 3
fiooEs and bsnt.; entire premises contains
SpGs nspse a. s iae Ks oo54 il T. perfect sspd
mo; mo; very little expense. cafi M. Ham.
soIbiNo sess55 81 REHITY EasGP sSoes e. 1A 'oS9 nith
5th ST. NV, near Court House; store
5osb. with soIpAko 4 kk2iTY Sf9 e.. e. I5i III
I3 ACRES ON NO, HWY, south, at
Woodbridge, Just below intersection new
Shirley Hwy; fine for auto court. manu-
faetuIing. restaurant; scott. frontage.
< ST.. NR. 1oth.-ae-ft. front, brick
baths, zoned hrst com GOD; priced for
.na m%ed sus sale Call 7d1a Ma scSn,ena sxss
BRAwsER. 700 20 Eye eis st. NV, %AafAasAss Sf $3.50
OUTSTANDING CORNER, Conn. ave. mr.
Florida-Fine old home Of Is rms, S
baths exceptional oppor. for nonproft
organization to ACQUIRE HEADQUARTERS of
.7ss ssa sSs san RS CAN
WAGeAMAMoBRAwNER' y a IA NIB 100 Eeye st.
TO BUY. SELL OR REFINANCE income
produeing property, please call WAGGA-
Man Man -BRAWNER, 100 Eye st. NV, ME.
BUYS OF THE WEEK-G) Benning I'd
n.e.-3 adjoining frames and lot 90x1OS
in most active block. ready for conversion.
% ana oor .na nd rsht
for any business; upper floor ready for
dition. Priced to sell.
Priced at $34,50O.
- Ga. aye. n:w-Recently remodeled
aars IN eD from s9ndssn EuaNE R!iia 81 ss IsE.r 81
1920 or VI $3.50, Ext 124
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Ground, Sale or Leo.e,

APPROPRIATED 10000 50. FT., 'front.'
ing for l blk. on Lee highway, In heart
Of Cherrydaie; ideal location for almost
any business: priced at only SlbO per
#. or will discuss lease terms. CARO-
LINE L. CAMPBELL. 9L SO46
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

8 TO ROOM BUNGALOW with 1 to
acres in Va, not over 20 miles from D. c
Call or write g. j. OHara, 500 Monro
ct. ne, Washington, D. C., DE. S06S.
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE,

5000 CAsH-FOR DOWN PAYMENT OF
small apt. house NV. or Arl.; what do yol
oher: no brokers. Box 1881. star
Evening star., 1948-03-21

OLOkED--AKLINGTO Fillmore st.
] lot. 100 IT. OF Lee blvd, 95x210, 900.
lot 50x16O, price S1,750. GUY Timer,
1929 l1th st. NV. NO. 1907. -22
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR LEASE

UPPER WISCONSIN AVE, D. C., suitable
for used-ear lot, showroom, shopping
etc: long or short term. Please call fNEZ
CuEHARD, On. <2S2 or WI. 1857. ga
Evening star., 1948-03-21
LOTS For SALE

CoLoRED-BEAUTIFUL buildins lots in
n:s:' ne @ 5000 sd and up. Terms as Low IS $40
Blaine sts. ne. 55xl15 IT.; $50 down, S35
mo; DAVID COOPER. 900 st. NV. "a
COLORED--4247. LANE PI. NE, Eastlard
Gardens, beautiful double lot. 40xiaS,
near carlins. An ideal location for your
coIoRED-EAsTLxSD GARDENS, GARSass Ana
costa ave, ne: 49xl49. facing Anacostia
Park; owner will sacrifice for quick sale
pU. 0637 bet. 2-s Sunday. f-Io pm.
COLORED-FINE RESIDENTIAL lot, 5or
216. near Arlington Health Center, ST 600.
MSS KING. CHI. 0723.
LOTS FOR RENT.
CENTRAL DOWNTOWN, end Commercial
about 50x60: suitable for parking cars
or trucks, taxicab CO. or storage OF ma
terials. EDW. P. SCHWARTZ, NC, 1Oi 4
Vermont ave. DI. 6210. -2l
LOTS WANTED.
LOT WHERE prefabricated private dwelling
can be erected RA. 1896
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
CAN SELL YOUR PROPEKTY NOW. Free
appratsal. What have you to odief7 Cal
HARRY COHEN, RI. <771, 01 02e6, -2o
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL AND CoMMERCTAL ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease. A. M.
ROTH. Woodward Bldg, RE. 1880.
INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR RENT.
~ ACRES Of level ground in Kenilworth
DI. 5522 -3I
roN11Eoc1AI ooao1.Tv -. !. . !.
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VIENNA, VA acre and new 5-rm. as
bestos- shingle bunga.; 2 bedrms. bath,
hrepl; all hotaair heat, laund. trays, full
bsnt. and gar. Price, Sill 800.
Modern 5-rm. frame bunga.; Ia baths
bedrms., hot-air oil h., laund. trays
hrepl, gar, screened-in porches; house
newly decorated. A nice home for ST ZOO
Ray BARNEY & son. Vienna. Va. Vienna
Evening star., 1948-03-21

OAK HAVEN, FALLS CHURCH.
Ranch-type BUNGALOWS on A-aere lots
In beautifully wooded section; large liv.
very attractive din. rm., fully equipped
kit with Beauticraft cabinets and GE GU
It,. refgr, tile bath and 8 large bedrms.
full bsmt. with " bath and large attic
with unlimited storage space; gas a.-c
heat. Priced at S15,950.
Lee hwy. to Fairfax dr., turn right and
continue on Fairfax DIR. as 1t becomes Lin
coin ave-, straight out Lincoln ave. to
Meridian ave, turn right to open house
LARCHMONT CORP, builders. FA. 4501
Evening star., 1948-03-21

TAKOMA PARK-3-family home with
ground; bsmt.. suitable to add store or
business establishment to present income
fns home with 'ncome g or good invest
Evening star., 1948-03-21
SITE In Hawthorn.-A

WoODMOOR, Silver spring-Large. wood
ed. deep lots; high ground; all utils. and
navea SITS; 70. l25-ft front: from So 900,
30O5 ave- Sh'
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corner. 6,612 So. #. apt. site: all util.
S4.15O.
5th end Mellon sts. Cong. Hts. corner
1898 50. it., zoned apts., all util, $3.50
Eillcrest. Texas ave Sc. mr. Pa. ave
Among fine homes, 5Oxl26, $3.50.
Indian Head I'd, 2 acres, 600-ft; front
18th and Congress sts. s.e.. Cong. Hts
Apt site, 23.306 so. it. Among numerous
apts; less than 35c So it.
1ss and Miss. ave. Sc. 5oxl25. $3.50
Camden st. mr. 36th ST., Hillcrest. 75x
157 with plans and bldg. permit. $4,000
Corner, End and Xenia sts. sw., over
looking Potomac; all util,. $500.
Douslas st ne, 45x1o0; all utilities;
SCOTT SANDERS, ae1e 8. Capitol st
TR. 1858: ewes, VI. O99O. -21
COLORED-55th AND EADs ST. Ne.
Two 1st comm. lots, price $4,000 for Q.
One lot on Gay st; n.e.' east of Division
Attn pl, north Of Sheriff I'd. NE.
one lot On jay Ct; ne. en 4ard St;
81 900. GUY TIMER, 1929 11th st.
NV, North 1907.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

Uisb ", Ni'erohie heiehto' F"o'' hlCpo'
~ NILES iS;'' FROM U. S. cAplro1-There
Is no better legation in the suburban ar area es
xaoasd oss 4 se eurs ss
roads. frequent W. M: 4 4; bus service;
terms; q fne investment il. you buy now.
Open Sun. IL to g., or by appt; Out
= SONS. Realtors, sl5 Z. Capitol st.. Ii
SLEEP slssj svei HoLIoWM..er. LIZ A1os wooded lot
Sm1SAEsTaIse. GfI "A sTsl1W wooded cor. lot, With
s4sRitsss; Diaa s1si.D1. plesss So So
kor seSl m VI NV I'VE DEVELOPMENT, nearby ms No
saf5ss sn1sk s'I: ss.u a i.ss sg75 Wooded lots
' paved St., Ds bus 81 serv OWNER. M o 81. $3.50 ss
CoLEsvILLE. Nd acre; foundation
dug, footinss I'M bus transp. Laurel
CHEVY CHASE vIEw-A most desirable
Ia-acre lot located on Dresden ST.. Just off
Conn. ave, surrounded by many beautiful
homes all utilities. Convenient to stores,
snsos PRIcE iehe CO. I ME- $500 PIE Pc 1881, or
WE STILL HAVE DESIRABLE ! -acre tracts
Quaint Acres Z. s. PRICE q CO., ME-.
1850, PL. 1881, or call Roy Price, Sligo
SEVERAL DESIRABLE h-acre tracts To-
Gated at wheaton. Nd. Paved streets;
PRICE q Co. Me. $3.50, PL 1881.
LOT FOR SALEi shady; about one-quarter
Lee highway, Cherrydale Sewer ana water
paid; S2,750. Phone Glebe 9106
LARGE LEVEL WOODED LOT in wood
moor. Silver sprins, &2.s0o cash. Phone
IA. 6oe6.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
DEAR EDITOR:

Almost everyone in Kodiak recognizes the need of a new school.
 Some folks, however, seem skeptical about the necessity of a gym, shop, and the other ape purtenances of a modern edu- cational system. Do the benefits of a gym, they ask, merit the additional expense of building? Scores of people have asked my opinion on that subject.
 My answer is this-for what 1t is worth.
 Kodiak needs 8 new school more than any other single item of community life. That school will be only half-effeS,ive. how ever, unless it has . gymnasium and the other necessary fasili- ties to provide physical educs- tion, .vocat onsl cduHafion and recreation not only for the stu dents but for the adults of the
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
Letter to he Editor
community.

community.
 A good gymnasium, propea supervised by an understanding superintendent and operated by a competent staff and open to use by all members of the com- munity, can be one of the finest possible factors in the develop ment of community moral.
 Putting money into the right kInd of a school IS like wise par- chasing of insurance. It pays many dividends.
 Ken Wade '
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
They Wanted One Too

Much has been said the year about depoabs eanon of the local school building and how badly epe and especially gymnasium community really wants ono and willing to make sacrifices there any why can't be obtained Tho following article from small paper | 6 the states: - t' ''
 Have your property taxes increased lately? Dry your and read tha Jasper School district Jasper Mo- voters recently approved by 7 to majority a measure quaduping their school tax rate and making it higher than any similar levy reportedesewhere in the U S.
 "The Municipal Fnance Officers Assocation reports that the Jasper school tax real and personal pro- perty boosted to $S4l per 5000 valuation help finance school and Lut $2400 floor under teachers annual salaries
 The next highest school tax reported in recent survey of cities SAP per 5000 valuation. Next highest local property listed is $69 per 5000 valu ation
 "The Jasper tax will be levied for year only to finance the school being built replace that burned down.
 Part of the increased rate will be sustained to main tain 6 salary chedule for teachers We aot suggesting that he y of Kodiak quadrupe its school tax rae whch limited by law We just point out the fact that if community really wants school build jag and determined have there aren't many why ono shouldn't be built
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23

ton
 Dr. Eugene Sullivan will be disch reed soon. the hospital re- ports, and Glenn Trueblood is "do'ng nicely"
 The American Legion Auxlli- sry viii meet at 8 pm Tuesday evening at the Community Gen. ter Any eligible women who are interested in joining are invited to attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
Duck Season Ends Sunday

Duck hantsrsi will have so' hurry to get their limit of datiissssii dtiisssks shis year. The duck | and 'i''i sesss ssss' !; U: l ..> "..' hunting season in the srd la dicia' Division, ends an hesar
 before sunset tomorrow.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
HosDit0l NeiDs

BIRTHS:
 To MT. and Mrs, MaIo ,lm Macdonald 6 son, Malcolm James. October l6, 7 lbs Is OF.
 Mrs Merrill spinharney was admitted for minor su gery and Tiny Tessrik for medical atten
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23

The shortage of nurses is crit icaI in Alaska Native Service h spitals, particularly at Mt. Edgecumbe Medical Center in Sitka.
 Don c. Foster, General Super intendent of Juneau, is urging all nurses interested hl this work to obtain Civil Service applica- tion blanks from the nearest postofice or write to the Nursing Consultant, Alaska Native Ser. vice, Juneau.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
Town Tidbits

Ou cant Ce1k MTS El08nOf Dooley it isn't 8 small world. for she's convinced it is. "Dooley' is vacationing in Minneapolis and whereabouts, and while wait. Tn hotel lobby for someone one day, she was introduced by a casual acquaintance to some peo. pie the acquaintance was waiting for The people were told she was from Alaska.
 Where from?" Kodiak, Dooley told them. "You don't happen to know the Bettingers there do you", they asked. Doc ley did a double take and said she did, and as 8 matter of fact her son was married to the Bet tenGer girl. "Oh, you must be Paul's mother" was the strang. CTS answer. Turned out tho stranger was Q cousin of Mildred
 Bettiuger Dooley from Cslif- ornis.
 Quite.a baby parade formed down the main street Wednes- day afternoon, when 8 group of .Kod'Ak's young mothers with their offspring marched five g. breast with their baby carriages down the middle Of the street The group, which met by &C., c'dens, managed to hold up at least one truck. they reported.
 In the gang were Audrey Kraft, Beverly Blaming, Jackie O'Brien Cathy Bettinger and Norma ! Englebeit. ;.
 Gle Brick, en of Larsen Bay 1 is $780 richer than he might
 nave been cue to Catherine
 BIankenburg's honesty. MT. E icksen was in the Frontier Shop on business recently, and hours after he left, Mrs. Blank. enburg found an envelope with
 39 twenty.do lar bills in it. Oh,
 what that would have done for 1 nay bank account she moaned.
 Instead, she put it in MT Brick.
 sen 3. his bank book having been l with the roll tf greenbacks ., Knudsen's Halloween room is
 fitted up like the ritziest m'llin-
 cry shop, for the small fry, and
 larger ones too, who come t. buy their masks A comfortable chair before 8 mmror makes try. ling on the false faces a p easure, aRc the customer can see before
 Inc buys what kind of grimaces
 The can make.
 1 Emil. incidentally, in 8 long
 distance phone call to Mrs K : told her he is delighted at seeing
 his mother in Seattle. the first time the two have been together
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
Catholic Information
wha, is the mission of misssioBarrjy?

there are Catholic missionary rrlests-about 12,OOO.. all bOad- each following Christ 8 conn., mand: "Go ye into the whole world and preach the GosF el to every creature" (Mark l6:l5)- each teaching the exact same di- vine truths that Peter and Paul and the other Apostles had: preached-each aware of his God given powers by succession, for our Blessed Lord had said: Behold, am with you all days, even to the consummation of the world" (Math. 28:2O)
 And SO the Catholic mlssion. ary of today carries on his Christian mission of teaching. preaching. converting. baptizing; and so it wall be throughout tho ages until there shall be ''one Fold and one Shepherd" :.
 The truth cannot hurt anyeas. The truth about things Catholic is what we are attempting to give in these articles aud that is all.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23

Once there was Q handful of men who went forth to convert the world to Christianity These men knew exactly what their mi i:sion was; for Christ had said t, them personally: Going therefore, teach ye all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost; teaching them to observe all things what snever I have commanded you , (Matt 28: 19 2O) They knew full we'll that the trul h of thelr teaching was guar anteed, for the Master had said l: : He that heareth you, heareth me" (Luke 10:l6).
 And so they went forth on their bumanly impossible miss lon with 8 forgetfulness of self and singleness of purpose which resulted in the loss of their Ives and the conversion of the an cient world
 Today in most every land # Ws anything Catkoiic. ask a Catholic.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-15
WALTER WINCHELL
Mrs. Gromyko Goes Capitalist

an arm at him in the "oh, nuts"
manner and fled :. She returned
the next day, however, did her Lily
Pons stuff and won the leading
lady role "Now tell me some
thing" said Monte after signing her
up. "Why did you dash out of here
yesterday that way?" =. Because"
she explained, Il live at the Studio
club where if you're not in by six
you don't eat!''
SaIlies in Our Alley: Some actors
dining at Lum Fongs wondered how
drama critic George Jean Nathan
spends his summer holiday -. HE
goes to the country and takes long
walks" someone offered
"Really?" said a listener. Where
does he find the aisles?". -. Lana
Turner, the papers said. had bought
a farm and Irving Hoffman inquiries:
whats she gonna do-raise her
own rice?">
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-15
WESTBROOK PEGLER
HUGHES Mocks Senator Brewster

spent money to hire women to act
as social companions of procure
ment agents and for booze and lux
urious meals and had charged this
expense to the ultimate taxpayer
as part of the cost of the planes
which he did not produce for the
40 million dollars.
Brewster and others believed
that the United States would best
serve American interests by rec
ognizing and supporting only one
American overseas line. Pan
American was our big overseas
pioneer and Brewster thought
Pan-American should carry on as
a favored agent. He may have
been imposed upon by officials OF
Pan-American with whom he had
become friendly. 1t appeared that
he did accept personal hospitality
from one of them, although at no
cost which could be dignified by
the faint Of bride.
There was shocking testimony
and documentary evidence against
Hughes, Meyer and Elliott Roose-
Welt in the hearings in Washington
Nevertheless, by artful manipula.
ton of the publicity and the tim
ing of dramatic incidents, Hughes
walked off triumphant, although
not with honors.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-15

CHUBBY, vocal Congressman Ches-
~ ter Gross of Pennsylvania joined
the symphony of Truman accusers
the other day, denouncing as "dou-
ble-talk"' the Presidents attacks on
congress for inaction on farm legis-
lation and the high cost Of living.
To prove his point, Gross quoted
a letter from Lakeland, Fla, house
wife who had received depart
ment of agriculture cookbook with
$50 recipes for plentiful, inexpensive
foods. II have been a housekeeper
for 81 years." she wrote Gross, "but
we just cannot eat grass along with
soybeans and all the stuff the cook
book says is so grand and nourish-
ing. Sure, the department Of agri-
culture is a crazy bunch"
Il agree that she Is exactly
right" said Gross. "If that is all
that the New Deal has to offer af-
ter 16 years Of planning, is 1t any
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-15

with a professional barfly to COM
promise agents Of the government
and seduce them from propriety.
Hughes finds himself singulariy
tree OF the restraints which al
feet the course Of men Of fastidi-
Gus morals and ethics. He Is not
embarrassed by disclosures which
would intimidate more sensitive
citizen.
In the early part Of l947, Hughes
sew an investigation coming. He had
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-15

DREW PEARSON
DandeIions a la Chester Gross

wonder that there is such wave
OF righteous indignation rising all
over the land?"
What the Pennsylvania Republican
forgot, however, was that recently
he commented as follows on the
agriculture departments campaign
for greater consumption of plentiful
foods:
'"This time of year the body Graves
green's. This is the time to buy
asparagus, no matter what the food
experts tell us. But up in York we
don't have to buy asparagus until
the price is right. We go out into
the fields and get dandelions, mus
tard greens and poke. These are
weeds, the experts might say, but
we know they are good eating.
There's nothing better for a person
In the spring than nice mess OF
dandelions."
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-15

TOWARD HUGHES, the moving
- picture magnate who produced
no airplanes for 40 million dollars
of public money, has made public a.
letter to Sen. Ralph o. Brewster. OF
Maine, offering him $500 week to
start as an actor. 'You are no anna
teur," Hughes wrote. "Your ability
as an actor has been well demon
strated. Also. you are the perfect
type for some parts have in mind"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-15
Tots Sunsuit

For the finest family member -
O complete little wardrobe that's
such fun to sew. The cute, easily
made sunsuit is suitable for either a
boy or girl. This outfit is an ideal
gift for a new mother.
Pattern No. $3.50 comes in sizes 6
months, l, and years. Size l.
dress, ~ yards Of 39-inch; sunsuit,
Is yard: slip and panties, IL yards.
Send an extra twenty five cents
for copy of the Spring and Sum-
mer FASIION-52 pages of easily
made styles for a smart summer
wardrobe. Free pattern printed in
side the book.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-15
WNU---4
Origin Of Our Alphabet

''Our alphabet descends from
ancient Egypt OF some 5000 years
ago by way Of the Semetic people Of
the Sinai peninsula, says DR.. Ed
ward A. Henry. University Of Gin
cinnati librarian. "Phoenician sail
ors carried this alphabet to the
Aegean basin and the Greek people
Of that area. It was these Semitic
people who used as their first writ
ten character the picture OF an OK
head which was called 'Aleph, the
Semitic word Tor OK"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-15

Faces About Town: Mrs. Andrei
Gromyko coming out Of the swank
Colony restaurant where only CAPT.
talists can afford the tariff
Powers model Gregg Sherwood try
ing on her trousseau at Wilmas for
her merger to Walter Sherwin. the
paint Millionaire :. The guests will
include Powersirens and the N. Y.
Yankees team Dwight Elsen-
hover getting the Big Hello from
the crowd as he comes out OF the
Paramount building and enters his
car. License No. DELI -. Mrs.
Wendell Willkie, who will appre-
ciate a retraction" of the rumor she
might remarry.
A new series of stamps, showing
che heads Of Gottwald and Zapo-
tocky was issued recently.
"These stamps don't stick" said
q Czech.
''They stick" explained the
other. "But the people insist ON
splitting ON the wrong side!"
Broadway Story: Her name Is
Barbara Num- Pretty as movie
star Monte Proser, in H'wood
casting Heaven on Earth" kept her
waiting in the outer office for three
hours one day -. g. When he finally
sent for her to addition she Tipped
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-15

We here have a
S e n a tor publicly
Knocked in his Of
flee of investigator
of outrageous cor
ruption in the war
production program
by a m a n who
could not deny that
he had conspired