davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-07-18

realized what she had to do. The
Glory Club. on West Fifty-sec-
ond," she told the driver. And
please wait. I won't be long"
He was at the bar, as she'd
known he would be, having his
morning pickup drink. He was as
perfect and immaculate and hand
some as ever. His smile flashed as
he watched her come toward him.
so here's my sweetheart" he
cried. Il was afraid you might be
sore"
She faced him calmly. I'm not
sore, Kenny. Not any more"
Then have a drink with me-"
he said. Il was worried about you.
Heard you went to that cocktail
party yesterday. Heard you left
early with some guy - some tall,
lanky guy. I kept calling your
hotel. You shouldn't have let that
guy keep you out so late, sweet
heart"
II WAS with him." she answered
quietly, till the torch went out.
I've stopped needing you. Kenny"
His face darkened. His hand,
cradling his drink on the bar,
reached toward her suddenly and
the drink toppled and spilled.
you're kidding" he said angrily.
you can't walk out on me.
You're my girl"
Am l, Kenny?" she said. you
sure of that? Keep looking at me
and say you're sure"
Their eyes met for a long time.
Then he watched incredulously as
she turned and walked away.
The taxi sped her downtown.
Later, during visiting hours. she
would 60 to see Sam Caldwell in
the hospital. She had so much to
tell him - that she'd kept her
end of the deal already. sooner and
far more easily than she'd dared
to hope. Maybe it would make it
easier for him to keep his end of it
tomorrow, or the next day or
whenever it was to be. :.
Two hours, Dr.. Bryan had said.
1t Vouldn't take more Than t,Uo
hours. 1t Was almost three now.
But she wasn't afraid as she waited.
Odd, ho,0 unatraid she was. Ger
taiuty rested securely tn her heart,
and she ,cGs at ease and content.
Then she saV Dr.. Bryan coming
tos0avd her in the Waiting- room. He
Was smiling. and she kues0, eoen
before he spoke, that Sam Cald,ueH
was man to keep bargain.
The End
Evening star., 1948-08-26
MISSES RAIkCOATS REDUCED

were NOW
Black Royon sotin Roincoots, full
back style, hooded. Sizes z and Is S35 $z6
GoId-ond- black Check Woter-RepeI-
lent Royon Roin Shine Coot. sizes
10 ond Is -------------------- S55 SIS
Black Royon AlI-weother Coot with
set-in belt. Size 1o- SIS SIS
Black Royon AI-weother Coot in
fitted style, hooded. Size 14---- SIS SIS
Button-in Innings for coots. Small size
Reused WOOL Less then " price, 595 81
LANSBURGHS-Daylght Coat Salon-second Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26
VALUES FOR BOYS

Washable Kohnoor Royon and
WooI** Eton and Rugby Suits. Broken 1885
sizes. Clearance. Less thon "a price l2.o5 ass
AiI-WooI Single Breasted Sport Coots. l2.o5 to
Size s and | 7. Erection Of orig. price 1895 4.sS
Short-SIeeve Cotton Sport Shirts.
Sizes Is, ls. Less thon VI price $50 81
Longs Sleeve Cotton Sport Shirts.
Sizes 6 ond 20. Less thon " price 2o5 81
Kohnoor Royon and Wool** Washable
Dress Socks, Sizes to II. Less
ther n price iee--------- $50 zss
Nationally Known Make Cotton Pop
lin Drizzler Jockets. Size o only.
Less thon "a price So5 3.68
LANSBURGHS-Boys' Wear-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26
VALUES IN TOYS
GIRLS WEAR REDUCED

40 Originally s.s5 to s.s5 Cotton Shirt. in | 90
prints and solid coIors Sizes to lO---- tsT1
., .a o,;n'' sH 1os 0'"'" 80
Were NOW
225to
10 Cotton BIouses, sizes onIy-----2e5 sse
u Pooros, cotton size ony------- 2.e5 1888.
7e5 and
lo Royon Dresses dressy style, and 1905 4ss
! Denim Jockets, long sIeeved Sizes
to 10. Less thon " price e----- $50 l.se
LANSBURGHS-Grls' Wear-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26
VALUES FOR TEENS

so Originally $50 70 5.s5 Cotton Skirts, Prints, = 90
solid coIo.s some black popin. 10 to Is w
Were NOW
IS Cotton Knit Tee Shirts snol me-
dunn, large e----------------A- l.ee Izs
Pairs Spun Royon Shorts. 70 and Il 395 lse
2.7oto
Is Denim Shirts 10 to l6----- $50 les
l6 Felt Hots in dork shodes. Less thon z 80 to
y, price 5.e5 sse
LANSBURGHS-Mss Teen Shop-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-01-10
SUBURBAN sALE-NARYLAND

SSOSnDSNtN 0SAA--
SILYKK sPRING BARGAIN = Beautiful
brick Colonial situated on we'll l-landsca apsd
lot; comfortable living room with fireplace,
side porch, den, large dining room and
modern Kitchen. bath on 1st door;
al5s sun S nscf
ment. garage, gas a.-c. heat; Close to
house is priced to sell Immediately. RIGGS
d. CO.. EN-. 2345. II no answer. EM. 3644
until 3 pm. -10
VICINITY OF HYATTSVMLE-2-family,
and 3 rms. ea., baths, h.-w.h.; 3
rms. vacant; home plus income; nr. every
thing; $11,750; good terms.
3-bedrm., modern home; owner trans
ferred; S1,95O down, bal. like rent.
One-yr.-ol 2-story brick; 2 bedrms.;
cor. lott well financed; nr. evetythins:
$1,950 cash, bal. like rent.
LOUIS MILLER, 5213 Baltimore ave, Hy-
attsviile, UN. 2723; ewes. UN. 1855.
COLORED -NORTH ARLINGTON = New
bungalows: living room. 2 bedrooms, bath,
fully equipped kitchen. air-cond. gas
hes heat; $1,000 down. balance like rent;
and sunday. CH 3O65. Ill
Evening star., 1948-01-10
SUBURBAN RENT-vlReIhIA.

sos N. EDISON ST, Arlington. Va; $780,
10 rooms. 2 baths Gan apt. Of rms
kitchen and bath Is rented for &57 DO
which will be included in above rental,
2 cleo. refgrs, oil burner, hot-water heat,
2-car garage. L. T. GRAvATTE, Realtor,
729 18th St NV. Ma. 0753.
Evening star., 1948-01-10
SUB. PROPERTY WANTED tvA,.

ARMY OFFICER needs 3-bedrm. homo.
in Arlington or vicinity; $4,000 cas4.
Call LUCILLE COOK, Ak. 3272, AK. 4aSA-.
IA q
Evening star., 1948-01-10
STATE REALTY CO., NC. Offers

STATE REALTY CO., INC: Offers
Tyler Park resale, 2-beoroom oIfk
bungalow, SO. 800 down payment, monthly
payments S5S including taxes and In
Surance.
fioor,s complete apt. rented at $40 per
mo; monthly payments on trust, Ss0j
substantial cash required. :,
immediate occupancy; S13,500.
Fails Church; new, 2-bedroom bung afox;'
$4,000. Phone FA. 1749; ewes. and syn
FA 1919 ~
Evening star., 1948-01-10

6 RMS, ia BATHS, gas hot-wster heat
er, basement, fully furn., . barn, poultry
house; lge. lot in town Of Herndon, Va
Price. $4,000.
a. and dinette cottage. bath. Fas
Of f: Vienna, Va. $1,000, $1,7oo down. sst
per mo. on balance.
5-rm. bungalow. bath, electricity, hot
air oil heat; lot 76x1S6, near stores anp
buses, 10 mi. from D. c. Price, S1O,5OO;
arm. bungalow, elec., " .. In town oi
Herndon, Va. Price, $4,650.
8-rm., 2-story frame house In Vienna.
Va. Price, $3.50.
5-rm. bungalow, bath, hot-air oil heat.
Vienna, Va; " a. Price, S12.600.
RAY BARNEY & SON, Vienna, Va. Vienna
o1e -12
Evening star., 1948-01-10

location; 3 Ire. bedrms., 1h tiled baths,
fully equip. Kit, screened porch, 3 fre-
places finished rec: rmS win ssn ~ e
conyentionally; $1b.60o.- sGur1tSsSS ! 3
Evening star., 1948-01-10

to everything. THE BRANT CO. 1884
TSeR nHeRf pys Sook * AN tSbe cRsS2 Rx sSo of this
nessl 2. bedrms. and paneIed den; full
seRoo oil h Rfs RAs4 stsan co ssee ass4 sa' wilson
SESGLisH SIHe Isl S; sToN2 "a AND ;TrMsER"'INot
just another one Of those lovely homes
cious S Sr rms. 81 in smartest colors, features ise
lIiv. ,rm,. with fireplace: din; rm: tiled
y bath beautifully hsdyn eaIiDDsd nrssIv Hs; i,eS
patni pm and d bath: rec. rm. With f.rsplace: 2.
co. ss9 eeey Wilson Svd site a1 TIE 41s sn
"MR. GI JoNEs"-very conv. to Ft Bel
S ,S :snd and ss 5y va ssS
THE BRANr CO. 1854 wilson blvd, GL.
4sefs 4scssie. Sx sSs91c" a5s9 sophisticated Cape
Cod, Just completed and ready to move in
Full Of charm are lge. liv. rm., din. rm,
se%n sesn master sss fsaRRsd s
up: full dry bsmt,. painted white: has oil oil
h.wh copper piping, laundry dI trays. ofsye dsye
This i.sf i9eAge Is resi bargain, The BRANT CO.
1854 wilson blvd, Gil. 421s, OK. o52o,
fvksT1GsTa sai IosE isrm st tsut exec G9mn
CO. 1884 Wilson blvd, GIL. 4a16. OK.
NEEDS REDEcoRATING" and some re-
pair, but what q steal at l1,sOO!
bedrms and den. very lge. rms through
out and 4 acre Of ground. in de
luxe location. midst S35,GD0 homes. THE
BEAET Gr.o. CO.. 2aa4 Wilson blvd GL. 1la 4s!6'
STEP LivELY''-Another prewsr brick
bunealo with full bsmt. and oil heat;
beautifully landscaped 1000 50. IT. lot lo,;
BRANT CO. 1884 Wilson blvd GIL.
aADORABLE BUNGALOW'-Fine location
overlooking Alexandria; 2 bedrns., tiled
bath, lge. Iiv. rm., din. rm. and equipped
kit. on 1st d.; stairway to finished 2nd
~ travellers Insurance Loan OF $1,000
THE BRANT CO.. 1884 Wilson blvd, GL
1915, OK. 0520. Ia
Evening star., 1948-01-10

A cosy bungalow,
bsmt., storm win
Call Mr.. 6ebra
1895, COX b CO.,
Evening star., 1948-01-10

ei1eh' d. ooof' Win DEL HIhl' u. oiDo' IHo
RIyERDALE-yacant. large white Broom
bungalow, frepl., bsnt., h.-w.h;. expansion
Shopping. D s 5000 down. bal. ike rent.
DESIGNED BY A WOMAN for your con-
ysnsnee bo% sns 0a.d II This s.na Il r,
on excellent street. Convenient to
churches, schools and stores, on busline
Nice trees and garage on lot; Front and
with fireplace, full size din. rm.. lge. kit
and large cheerful bedrm. and bath: End
d. has 2 bedrms., sewing rm.; storage
the abundance Of closet space; oil heat
fun bsmt. Priced below S15 900. on cony
terms. For appointment to inspect call
At At: 1927: C. D. MURPHY Realtor. 14o1
BATTERY sA = PARK, MD.-possession at
once; 2 lovely 8 room; 8 BEDROOMS and
dining room. modern kitchen, screened
situated on a large level Iandscaped lot:
Rl1sss fs1 fssz KEaIfx fS's sRokEss sa g. &C.,
sGNGaIow 1Sas sGaSi a1f, AND 4s ACRES. near Red
Manor Club; long frontage on hard road
fine young apple orchard, wonderful view;
9XnsE lfavlns nxa Ins s se EgeEfE ra
s0ss: ewes, OF. 20S4 or WI. 1890. ii
BETHESDA-,Prewar. rms, lge lot ga
rage, new elec. re1gr., stove anQ OIL burner.
This property is in good condition. Priced
for quick sale, with low down payment,
bal. in 1st trust at 4hSe interest. Immed.
poss BETHESDA REALTY CO., 800 Wis.
ave-, OIL. $500. EYES,, Mr.. Rowland. TR.
SILVER SPRING BUNGALow-Here is =
bur galow you've been searching for; lge:
liv. rm. with 1repl.. lee. fully equipped
kit, bedrm. and full bath on 1st a.; 2
bedrms. and End full bath on End d., q.
C. heat, full bsmt.. lot 50x140: nice trees:
on quiet street. 1 blk. from busline. Priced
inspect call PHILIP B. KEY REALTY CO.,
SILVER tS i SPRING BUNGALows-we have
from s1I .s5o to $3.50; s. and rms,
fun bsmt. nice lot. For further informa-
ton and to inspect can; PHILIP 3. KEY
FoR SALE By oWNER-Modern 4-room
house, newly decorated. $3.50. Conven.
to Beltsville and U. of Nd. Call Tower
AN ALL-BRICK HOME. prewar construe-
tion in Silver Spring. Md, close to D. c.
line Ice. bedrms. on 2nd a; extra
rm.. on 1st H.; oil h.-v.h.; S15,450, con-
ysnient NIT, terms, sno CRANE d HELAN. Real ss
STORE-Small grocery store equipped with
electric case. slicing machine. block, cash
resigter, scales: within miles Of District
Of Columbia owner says sell. lock stock
and barrel for only $500. CAL Mr..
Punenberger, TR. 1882: ewes. TW. 1874.
with T. PAUL MUDD. 24os Minnesota
ave. 20. III
Evening star., 1948-12-08
Negro TO Take Office
|As Prosecutor in
Michigan Village

BALDWIN, Mich, Dec. 8 (NANA)
"A historic event will take place ir
this North Country village, seat Of
Lake County, when Percy j. Lang
ster, 58-year-old Negro, becomes
prosecutor January l.
Former shoeshiner and Pullman
porter. who earned a law degree at
Duquesne University. Mr.. Langstel
is the first of his race to. be elected
to this Office according to American
Bar Association records.
Mr.. Langster campaigned with
this statement:
Il stand as a symbol of tolerance
in a community which Negroes and
whites are sharing peacefully and
profitably AS prosecutor I will
deal impartially with all races and
creeds. Were I to favor my own
people they would be first to con-
denim me.
The eyes of the Nation are on
me in this test"
Low speaking and deep-voiced,
Mr.. Langster has sense of humor
that has served him we'll in court
room and campaign appearances.
Many of his legal clients are white.
This sparsely settled county of
slightly more than 5000 population
has the largest Negro summer re-
sort colony in America. Property
owners and guests in the 36-square-
Evening star., 1948-12-08
Soviet Couldn't Win u. S. War,
Escaped Russian Officers Suy

ernment's excuses are wearing thin.
Piragov said the collective farm
program left 10 per cent of the
people with little to eat and nothing
to own. He said they feel the lack
of political freedom, having the idea
that mo matter who is on top, the
people know they cannot remove
him." and that the government can
not be changed without help from
the outside.
Piragov said he did not know
when war would start or who would
start 1t, but he believed it was in
evitable and would free the
Russians from their Communist
regimes. He did not elaborate on
his reasons why war should be
considered inevitable.
The flyers said the Voice Of
America broadcasts had telling
effect among the Russian people,
spreading the story of Western
democracy beyond the Iron Curtain.
He said the voice programs put the
people in a frame of mind to CO.
operate with any movement which
might come against the government
from the outside.
Both flyers said they hoped to 60
to the United States and broadcast
for the Voice of America. Ameri-
can officials said 1t was not known
whether they would be allowed
to 90,
Evening star., 1948-12-08

ed for in the E. H. Humboldt real
estate safety vaults robbery on jan
uary 81, 1945.
Chief ONeil reported the arrest
this way:
Mrs. Elsie Semon, store detective
at the Kresge- Newark department
store. followed her usual procedure
in a shoplifting case Monday.
She trailed Sullivan out of the
store, then seized him by the coat
lapel.
Sullivan, q slightly built, sandy
haired man with a pleasant, smiling
face, took it all calmly. Mrs. Semon
led him back to the store without
much trouble and turned him over
to police detective.
Polite questions were asked about
how much bail he would need for
the alleged theft of $3.50 electric
razor and a 50-cent book.
The issue of bail was dropped
however, when Sullivan was con-
fronted at police headquarters with
an FBI circular identifying him by
photographs and fingerprints.
Sullivan is held on the shoplifting
charge pending word from Chicago
police.
Chief O'Neil said Sullivan admit
ted he is wanted for the Chicago
vault cracking job, one of the larg-
est hauls of the decade.
Sullivan, according to police, led
the six men into the Chicago vaults.
kidnapped the watchman and looted
the row of deposit boxes.
Most of the securities were re-
covered by January 81. 1945. in 3
paper carton concealed in walls Of
bungalow attic, but Chief ONeil
said the cash taken never was found.
OF the other six in the case, Will
Evening star., 1948-12-08

mile area known as Idlewild come
from every State In the union, and
also from Labrador and Hawaii.
Idlewild was established in 1916,
with the aid Of DR.. Daniel Hale
Williams of Chicago, internationally
known Negro surgeon, as q place
where Negroes could enjoy them
selves without racial restrictions
and prejudice. 1t contains hotels,
resorts, 1000 homes, of which $50
are permanent; schools, churches,
riding trails and all the outdoor
facilities for recreation.
Thus Mr.. Langster's election was
no political miracle inasmuch as
912 Of the $500 registered voters in
the county are Negroes and a
scrambled political situation aroused
resentment against the incumbent
Mr.. Langster took over a shoe
shine stand in a barber shop at Oil
City, Pa, his birthplace, at the
age of 8.
Mr.. Langster's Michigan practice
began at Bitely, in Newaygo County.
He moved to Baldwin year ago, oc-
cupying a neat cottage where he also
has his law of1ice.
Evening star., 1948-12-08
(Front Yesterdays Last Edition.
BY the Asseeiefsd Press

BY the Asseeiotsd Press
wIESBADEN, Germany, Dec. T.
Two. Russian air force flyers who
fed the Soviet Union said today
they believe war between Russia
and the United States is inevitable.
The flyers, 1t. Peter A. Piragov,
%, and 1t. Anatoly P. Barsov, 81,
landed In Austria October 9 and
came here as guests" of United
states Air Force headquarters in
Europe.
They said the Red armed forces
are racked with dissatisfaction and
could not win against the United
States. They said 10 per cent of
the Russian people hate the Com
munist regime.
But due to fear, they don't dare
do anything about it," said Piragov,
a former navigator.
The two men said the Soviet gov
eminent is trying to counteract
dissension with a propaganda bar
rage painting the United States and
its Allies as threatening to attack
Russia.
Postwar disillusionment is the
chief reason for dissatisfaction
among the Russians, Piragov said
adding that their expectations for
better living conditions after the
war have been doused, and the gov
Evening star., 1948-12-08
Man nArestedin $24 ShopIifting
Identified in 2-MiI|ion Robbery

lie Niemoth. 54, was sentenced to
life imprisonment as a habitual
criminal; Patrick Flaherty, 43, first
was acquitted and then convicted
upon retrial on a burglary charge;
Lewellyn Morgan, A, pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to three to eight
years; Michael Kosar, 40, and
Thomas Leahy, 40. pleaded guilty:
Wincel Urban was found Strangled
on March Is. 1945. Disposition of
the Kosar and Leahy cases were not
Immediately available.
Evening star., 1948-12-08

Frank O'Neil as
the I'ingleader of
a $4,000, 900 Chi
cago safety vault
robbery.
Chief O'Neil
identified t h e
prisoner as John
L a W r e n C e
(Jiggs) Sullivan,
81.
Sullivan, Chief
O'Neil said, has
a police record
dating to 1914,
and was the
only one of seven
men unaccount-
Evening star., 1948-12-08
RY the ASsocioted Press

NEWARK, N. j., Dec. "a soft
spoken man, under arrest on a $24
shoplifting charge, was identified
yesterday by Deputy Police Chief
Evening star., 1948-12-08

Belgium has issued stamp
i1onoring Allied forces who liberated
Antwerp.
Evening star., 1948-12-08

TORONTO, ONTARIO-HELLNGER WIDOW TO MARRY
Gladys Glad time zieged Foes beauty and widow of
Mark Henge Broadway playwright and motion picture
to become the bride of Arthur Goeb New York and
motion picture executive Miss Glad said the date and
the wedding have been decdedAP Wirephoto
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-12-02
To Hold Universal
Bible Sunday Dec. Il

In connection with the observance
of Universal Bible Sunday on De-
cember II, the Rev c. W. Kerstet-
ter, general superintendent Of the
Washington County Bible Society,
has released some interesting in
formation concerning the Bible
Reverend Kerstetter states that the
Bible has been translated into 1000
languages and dialects; the whole
Bible has been translated into 1876
languages, and the complete New
Testament into 24l languages; while
portions, like the Gospel of John
and other selections, have been
translated into 664 languages
The general superintendent also
states that since the American Bible
Society was organized in 1916, it has
published three hundred and eighty
five million copies Of the Scriptures,
and during the past year the Wash
ington County Society has put out
over four thousand portions
Reverend Kerstetter makes an APP
peal to those who are in the habit
of making contributions to the Amer
lean Bible Society, to do so through
the Maryland Bible Society, of which
the Washington County Society is a
part, for by doing this, the Mary
land Society gets the credit for the
contribution, whereas, if it is sent
direct TO the American Bible So
ciety, the State gets no credit.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-12-02

Retailers of the Cumberland area
now are in the process of forming a
local retail division of the Cumber-
land Chamber of Commerce, and rep
resentation on the Board of Directors
of the Council has been reserved for
the Allegheny County group when
its organization is completed.
The first Board of Directors of the
Council as stated in the corporation
charter is composed of; Odello Letter
Hagerstown; Carl Bachschmid, Be
thesda Ralph T. Lutz, Silver Spring;
Harry T. Krause. Annapolis; Atlee
Wamplcr, Jr,, Westminster; Bernard
l., Siegel, Ell1ton; Alfred T. Truitt
Salisbury; and Samuel M. Hecht
Albert d. Hutzler, Jr., Morton f.
Hecht and John w. Mehling, all OF
Baltimore
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-12-02
Montsarada Grange
Officers Elected

The regular meeting of the Mont
sarada Grange was held on Tuesday
evening, November 49, at the Grange
Hall
During the meeting the home &C.
onomics chairman asked members
TO contribute gifts, food and novel
ties to the Bazaar that will be held
in connection with the State Grange
meeting at the Hotel Alexander on
December 1879.
After the sccretary's and tfeasur
er's reports, IL was voted to make a
contribution to the Grange Endow-
ment Fund, and final plans were
made for the Grange supper to be
served by the ladies Of the Downs
Vile Christian Church.
The following officers were elect
ed master. Russell Isemihger; over
seer, Charles Grab; lecturer, Mrs,
w. 3. Leatherman; steward, Lyle
Mellott; assistant steward jacob
Scheller; chaplain, Lloyd Leather
man; treasurer, Mrs. David Clark;
secretary, Ella Scheller; gatekeeper,
Scott Whitmore; Ceres, Lorraine
Baker; Pomona, Isabelle Hebb;
Flora, Stella Byers; lady assistant
steward, Ada Hammond; member Of
the executive committee, w. b.
Leatherman; pianist, Mrs. Alvey
Marshall, assistant, Mrs. Albert
Sinnisen; home economics chair
man, Mrs. Harlan Biggs.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-12-02
Girl Scouts

Troop I6, sponsored by the Mar
garet Hess Bible Class, Mrs. John
Hinkle, leader, and Mrs. Bernard
Green and Mrs. William Troupe, as
sistant leaders, held regular meet
ing on Tuesday, November %, at
the Presbyterian Church. We had
eleven girls and our assistant leaders
present. We also had a new mem
Der, Pauletta Kline, who met with
our troop for the first time.
The meeting was opened with the
Promise, led by Bobbie Wade, after
which we sang the Scout Hymn. The
last of our Christmas cards were
distributed to the girls who thought
they could sell more of them.
The girls who are working on the
Minstrel badge went to the Library
to find books on the subject; Mrs.
Troupes group worked on their Sew
ing badge; and Mrs. Green's group
did Tenderfoot and Second Class re-
quirements. We closed with Taps.
Ann Bair, Secretary
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-12-02

That beard on Dutch Miller's
Thin doesn't mean that he's getting
ready to play Santa Claus. He's
simply paying off the election bet
he lost to Cappy Swanson.
And while some folks allow it's
all lot of nonsense - like the
wheelbarrow ride that Cappy had
to give Dutch after last election
day-from where | sit, it's a mighty
wholesome aftermath to a differ
ence of opinion.
Because good Americans all take
theig politics and voting mighty
seriously. But when the issues
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-12-02

Copyright, 1913. United States Brewers Foundation
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-12-02
Program For Civil Defense

Fifteen million men and women
would be trained for civil defense
under a program proposed by the
Office of Civil Defense in a 300-page
report to Defense Secretary For
restal. In addition, the entire pop
ulation would be trained in first aid
and self-protection in event of war
Women would have a considerable
part in the program.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-12-02
Noted Author Dies

Roark Bradford, So, International
ly known author, died recently at
his home in New Orleans. Among the
best known of Bradford's stories was
the novel "Op Man Adam An His
Chillin," series of Negro sketches
which later was made into the sue
cessful play and movie, Green Pas
lures"
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new Resolution. Also during the
meeting Jane Baker, Marcy and
Marian Foote, Ellender Morgan,
Betty Sim, jeanne Grimes, Jerry
Rawls and Natalie Hickey began
working on their C-82 Packet plane
model.
The next two meetings will be held
at Trinity Lutheran Church where
Mrs. Mary Ard and Mrs. Ross Cop
ley, both members of the sponsor
ing group, will assist the girls in