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The Nome nugget., 1948-06-14
10 Million Bill For Flood Housing
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 The Columbia cracked sagging defenses on its Canadian head waters near the half-flooded city of Trail, in British Columbia. One hundred summer homes were washed away. Levee leakage into the city continues.
 US. Army Engineers said Col umbia dikes were in critical con- dition at Richland, near the huge Hanford Atomic Plant in Wash ington. The energy works itself was not in danger but the en- gineers said they were ready to evacuate workers from their Rich land homes if necessary.
 In Portland, MT. Truman signed $1O,0O0,O00 emergency housing bill that had been rushed through Congress. It will alleviate suf- fering caused by the Memorial Day drowning of Vanport-most disastrous single blow of the en- tire flood wave.
 Meanwhile the toll for the two nations mounted to 38 known dead. Five new victims were added yesterday. One was from Van port, increasing to five the bodies recovered from the smashed war housing project.
 Damage advanced upward thru yet untold millions of dollars.
 Only a few hours before MT. Truman arrived, another dike had caved in just east of what was Vanport. While he was here water overran Portland's $6,500,OOO air port, two swank country clubs, two public golf courses, a lake side resort, rich commercial gar dens and homes where some B. 900 persons lived.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-14
l Killed, 4 Injured Valdez Crash

CORDOVA, - P -One mem Der of a pioneer Valdez family was killed and four other per sons injured Saturday when a Valdez Air Service plane crashed in Mineral Canyon, 10 miles northwest of Valdez.
 The victim was Roy Dieringer 34, trapped in the wreckage when the fuel tank exploded moments after the crash.
 Mrs. Peggy Francis, wife of Louis Francis, owner and pilot of the plane, was reported in crit ical condition with burns and Mrs. May Steel, passenger, was be- Heved to have suffered a broken leg. Francis and John Kelsey, a Valdez businessman, escaped with minor bruises.
 The crash occurred shortly af- ter the party took off from Val dez to look for bears.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-14
Portland Shipping Firm Seeks Permit Alaska Trade

PORTLAND, - (P) - The Coastwise Shipping Line has filed application with the Maritime Commission for a permit to op- crate bi-weekly freight service between Portland and Seward, Alaska.
 Benjamin Parkinson, vice pres ident of the firm, was quoted as saying in a report to the Portland Chamber of Commerce Saturday that the company has not asked for a subsidy. Coastwise plans using three liberty ships in the operation, he said.
 They would operate direct from Portland to the Alaskan port. The southward voyage would in corporate stops at Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-14
LARRY CALVIN AND FAMILY HOME FROM STATES VISIT

MT. and Mrs. Larry Calvin and daughter returned from a vaca- ton of the past few months on the Pacific Coast. They enjoyed a visit at the Scotty Paterson es- tate at Bellevue, Washington and later went to California to visit with Mrs. Galvin's sister.
 Larry also purchased some new merchandise for the Nome Hard ware.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-14
MISSIONARY. PAUL SHOOK GLAD TO BE HOME

Paul Silook, missionary for the Presbyterian Church at Gambell on St Lawrence Island, who has been in Seattle attending a con- ference, returned to Nome with Wien Alaska Airlines last Friday.
 Silook states that he found the trip very interesting but will be glad to get home.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-14
W. ", LAWS LEAVES BY PLANE FOR PHILADELPHIA

w. w. Laws, End Div. represent ative to the Territorial convention recently held in Mckinley Park, left Nome Friday by plane for Philadelphia where he will at tend the Republican National Con- vention being held there this month.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-14
JACK OZENNA AND SONS TAKE l4 SEAL. 2 OOGRUK

Jack Ozenna and his boys went on a hunting trip Friday and re- turned with a catch of IA seals and two oogruk (walrus). They left again last night on another hunting trip as the season looks good.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-14
MRS. STAN BARTLETT & SON LEFT FOR SEATTLE FRIDAY

Mrs. Stanley Bartlett and small son departed for Seattle last Fri day where they will attend the graduation exercises at the Uni versity of Washington as guests of Patricia Kennedy, formerly of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-14

SOFT-BALL ENTHUSIASTS
 All potential soft-ball players please report for practice at dia- mond No. 2. Army Air Base at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-14
ALMER tSLIM) RYDEEN LEFT FOR UNGALIK POSITION

Amer (Slim) Rydeen left today for Ungalik where will be time keeper for the Ungalik Syndicate mining operations for the summer.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-14
GLADYS SEEDS MAKES TRIP TO FAIRBANKS

Gladys Seeds of the Nome Drug Store made business to Fair banks this week.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-14
vOLNEY RICHMOND HERE ON NC. co. BUSINESS

Volney Richmond, general man. ager for the Northern Commer- cial Company in Alaska, arrived yesterday on his annual tour of of the company's stores.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-14
MRS. TOWNER AND FAMILY
 LEFT FOR BUSTER CREEK

LIEF fON bO0 1IH O1tH
 Mrs. Earl Towner and family left for Buster Creek yesterday. They will spend the summer at the camp with MT. Towner.
Evening star., 1948-12-15
More About Long TJ,"

MUTE AUOut LOnS u.
@. Why did that certain radio
producer keep saying "see-OO-z'n"
for the name Susan on q recent
radio theater broadcast?-L. A.
A. He and many other broadcast
ers take the dictionaries and Holly
wood "diction" teachers too seri-
ously. The pronunciation "see-OO-
I'm" is too-precise and exaggerated
way of pronouncing the "u" as 'yoo.
We are also hearing "dee-OO-ee"
for Dewey and "lee-OO-iss" for
Lewis.
Now 1t is true that Merriam Web
ster's does give the III" the long
sound (yoo) in Susan, Dewey, Lewis,
and in hundreds of such words as
suit, suicide, lutte, dude, news. But
and this is very important. Webster's
does not state that the 20" sound
in such names and words is in
correct.
For long time I nave been trying
to convince motion picture and radio
people that affected, too-precise OF
snobbish speech is an even greater
mistake than careless or Slovenly
speech. For the national trend of
cultured American speech has been
toward the colloquial and definitely
away from the BriticiZed pretty
! pretty talk which the diction teach
Evening star., 1948-12-15
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. GEORGE W. Crone.

Score one point for a correct solu-
ton to each Of the first five prob
lens. The last problem counts five
points.
/. Which one of these names Is
not associated with medicine?
Addison Watt Mayo Pasteur
2. The usual inter joint is cut on
which one of the following angles?
30 degrees As degrees
so degrees rs degrees
;. Considering their source, which
one of the following is inappropriate
in this general grouping?
Whisky Applejack Wine Cider
4. The vigor of your automobile
battery is measured by the specific
gravity of the fluid inside it. If the
garage attendant told you the spe-
cific gravity was 1.29, would 1t mean
that the battery was
Dead 500 charged
$50 charged Fully charged
5. President John Adikes of the
New York State Savings Bank Asso.
citation recently recommended that
banks pay depositors how much in
terest?
10 11a% 90 go
8. Some glands of the body poul
out their secretions through tube'
or ducts. Others have no ducts bu
exude their chemical products di
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

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Ell Dss h5R sais isdS P5is 81 se
# }tsr M eai4 MsGfE sSffa ssnday sss s.n.,.
e. e. iss fH = 9sss No ~
TOR co. 1717 Rhode Island ave. ne.
3GToMoBnhEs G1a IL 8 wASFED, Sm for export; 1884
to newest model: low mileage preferred.
WANTED. used cars, any year. any make
waiting ting Contact AuTo WHoLEsALERs
WI Win SIS IL ier ssSD soSi
Spen eas 80 sSndsg dss' 10 opsn sm % an to SNs
Ash f9 FsEd; a1Gk Car Ex n.s sSss 8
s. sssS *GkEs sss5 NSToRs' 18th and (
FzIR. HONEST xPFRAlsALs On ,sl,,I9, q, make.
SSs WILL 'f FAY RT ALL Nc 6Ass Gf0s for se.. ear.
ss or ea nGS cAsIssERR9 Il aEEf
S4e TMR Is fK1dE for sss your cal.
a are one Of the v srgs s Tssd car deal
ses Us ,rst. DONALD fMo51Toks, INC:
as.t,e1 aS7 st. r.. a9gPg as09gPgposits 3. o. rrsishi
easa esasGn Fok w Eo1s 5SSs eAR-w. buy, ". sell,
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2ze ssSsnssHr$ 5S Nj oODSs's sSs ne ss'ri
Bsnning rdl II. 400;
win sell your 1946 to I949 and net yoa
the highest retail price in town. The
STsg Sny caEfs asI e i II L soG j. sSd so W,eoS or
SEE Ei Us BEFoRE You SELL. poHANKA
NCoiN-zEPHYR. is4o or 1871. Win
pay highest price If In good cond r. /.
Mqr9ks, Mf Saas 1920 Rhode Island ave. n.
sTUDEBAKERs, ~, '4s; any body style;
cash immed. TR. 9474, SH. 9543, MET.
R0PoldTAS Rfs 6enssIAS MOTORS N = ave. and
WONDERFUL WAY to sell your car; sec
Mr.. Roper for highest assh price; any
ave. ne. Dupont s7s5. ~ Low II. "
MECHANIC will pay $50 for b >t-up car
with good motor; 1885 or lste- Mn
Evening star., 1948-12-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1913 epe.; T., b. and cd. :
EoPoLITAN MoToRs. N. =. ave. snd
sTTDEsxREE 1H1assS j. '4s Champion Regal de
black; Ss:275. Call Mr.. Morgan, GREEN
WAY, 707 Maine ave. s.w. DI. 7025:;e
sTgDEBAKER 1s4s Commander conv cpe. /:
fss:sRsi; Soi4ss xd4oss sSSss n: .ss 81
sTGDRSAkks sini6qdsA Ken 1913 eonvertiDl. Spa 5.pss,
ssssass sas6 ss7 ss,ya's 10" mits'e s
sTUDEBAKEK 1910 Commander; engine
Jus. 1. avsfespleS b. Sios s476 Can be seen fftsr
you are looking for studebaker don't
low ' mileage I S fully eaSippea; esly e sI.ss5.
cash, trade: suarantee. PARKWAY MO
TOR CO; Fosd sales and \, Service. so61
srgDEBxkER u x e0ns 1855 m' .edsa; edss $500. EN-
sTUDEBxkER ii comdr. 4-dr.; orisinai
sneess nse
mont ave; NV. wash. 'd 5 Oldest FORD des!er,
sEuDhs3kER. sAi sssSi 1e4s Commander Regal maS de
luxe; fully equipped, oil accessories; $500
sT5SEsakER 81 Ssss AXE I9 944 sSss d,
sedan; r. and h.. overdrive, expensive new
nylon seat covers like brand-new; best
buy in town, $1,795; written guarantee,
liberal terms. CoLuMBIA MOTORS. 18th
TERFaPiXSEn and Fiai aSs; No ,oaa ~ d5!2 lis
mechanical I cond.: good tires. runs and
WILLYs 1947 station wagon; excel condi-
ton. heater, overdrive, defroster; 81 900.
Original owner. Sligo 63O1 -16
WILLY'S 1870 coupe-A real bargain for
some one; 1896. MrTCHELLS MOTORS,
WILLYs 1s47 station wagon; perfect con-
dttioon' dttion' pvt. owner: Sl,695. Call MI.
W4LYs 194s station wagon; radio. heater
and overdrive. Call MAI. CAMIEN, RE
8sao9, Ext. 1881 after 5 pm. Call ca.
"THE ORIG" WASHINGTON AUTO auc-
ton sale every Friday night, pm, S511
GG1ssyills %U FL; Silver sprins Nd sa 400;
modern 4,,s way; sell only 4 bid is satisiss:
buying or selling . car here. Big auction
sale sHs every Tues oo sye o.m;' 1l1s yss.
lAuction sales rain or shine.)
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Goren on Bridge

In the defense OF hand, all
things being equal, the more
trumps you have, the merrier. Oc-
casionally, however, situation de-
velops in which an abundance Of
trumps takes on the mien Of a
white elephant. In today's hand
West would gladly have traded one
or even two of his trumps for the
lowly three of diamonds.
There were few dull moments In
the bidding. West and North passed
and East was sure that the enemy
had a vulnerable game in one of
the major suits, inasmuch as he
was trickless defensively and part
ner had passed the opportunity to
make a bid. He decided that his
best chance was to barricade the
enemy with the hope they would
land in the wrong spot. For min
ute it looked as if he had sue
ceeded. AS events turned out, he
would have been better advised to
have gone whole hog and pre-
empted with bid of five diamonds.
Against perfect defense this would
have been down three, less 100 hon
ors, for loss of 400 points.
Against the pre-emptive bid of
four diamonds South elected to bid
four hearts. This is very doubtful
strategy. The risk assumed is
enormous with this type of trump
suit. If one has an understanding
partner, the wise procedure is to
double, with the hope that he will
not stand for the double if his hand
has offensive possibilities. West
doubled with the ARE you kidding?'
look in his eyes and all hands
passed. With those who scott at
East's pass of the double, cannot
agree. East, in view of his pre-
emptive bid, is not expected to pro-
duce any defensive tricks, and West
should double only if he can defeat
the contract in his own hand.
In the list of Vests disappoint-
ments this hand ranks high, fol
South proceeded to treat Vests five
trumps with contempt and actually
fulfilled contract. The two of dia.
monds was opened and taken by the
ace. Declarer decided to play West
for all the missing trumps and lee
the 10 of spades. West played low
in the hope that some kind o
finesse was coming off. Declare
won and played the king, ace, ant
another club, rufflng in his own
hand. Another spade was le'
which West won with the ace ant
exited with spade. This was wol
in dummy and the last club ruffe,
by declarer. A spade was nov
played and West, having nothin
but hearts, had to ruff and returl
trump. This was won by dummy
10 and now a diamond was playee
West, of course, had to ruff and wa
end-played again, being obliged t
lead into South's ace-queen {
trumps at the end.
The curious part of the hand
that four spades could be defeated
The diamond is opened and Wes
takes the first spade and puts part
ner In with heart ruff. The kin
Of diamonds is cashed and West sti
Evening star., 1948-12-15
Take Nv Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

ers believe Enormously, Of course)
to be best usage.
The overemphasized long "yoo"
sound (see-OO-z'n, etc. and the
phony broad "a" are the most Sc
rious stoplights of all. You should
read what my readers say about
them. Whew!
Evening star., 1948-12-15
Arsv.. 4. rurprAr

rectly into the blood stream. Then
We have third type of gland which
does both. Place check mark un-
der the appropriate heading below
to describe each gland. You deserve
one point for each correct judgment.
Duct. D'less Comb.
Lachrymal gland ---- --
Liver
Pancreas $685. -
Thyroid - -
Adrenal
Score yourself as follows: o.,
poor; 36. average; TO, superior; g.
| 10, very superior.
Answers In Column 2.
Evening star., 1948-12-15
Answers to Horse Sense.

/. watt. 2. As degrees. 3. Whisky
4 Fully charged. s. 2%. 8. The Lachry.
NAL gland and the LIVER have ducts
Pancreas is combination. Adreneal snc
thyroid are ductless
Evening star., 1948-12-15
ChorIes H. Gorer

North and South vulnerable. West
deals.
NORTH.
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01086
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&A876
WEST. EAST.
AA86 A32
3KJ932 0None
o. oKQJ109743
&QJ95 &1043
SOUTH.
AQ1097
0AQ754
oA6
AKA
The bidding:
West. North. East. South.
Pass Pass 4Diamonds Heart!
Double Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: Two of diamonds
has the king of hearts coming t.
him. What is the moral of thi'
hand, you ask? Absolutely nothing
Copyright. 194s. by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1948-12-15
Word Come
Find 50 or more common Engli!
words in
MAN TORY.

meaning, Obligatory" Average mark
is Al words. Time limit, IS minutes.
Rules of the game. Words must be Of
four letters by the addition Of IS" such as
bats. cats" are not used. 3. Only one
form Of word is used 4 Proper names
Evening star., 1948-12-15
Points for Parents BY Edyth 7ho"o, wo''ee.
Christmas time Offers special Opportunities or helping ch
dren to learn to money Diseiy.
Not This

Mother-If your Christmas money
is all gone you'll have to charge the
rest Of your gifts. Don't tell dad,
though. I'll manage to pay for them
somehow.
Evening star., 1948-12-15

sTERRETT MOTOR SERVICE. INC. 1897
East-West hwy, 81 1900. Your friendly
Ford dealer for Silver Spring and NORTH
west Washington offers these quality used
cars at considerable reductions
At 1887 East-West hwy, 81. 1900:
Evening star., 1948-12-15

Most Of these cars have radios and heaters
and are guaranteed for. 80 days. Many
other models to choose from. Open from
Evening star., 1948-12-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAIL.

PACKARD 1941 10 6-cyl. 4-dr. sedan;
low price of S495 as is.
1887 Nash 2-dr. sedan; heater. black
1889 Packard ito 6.cyl 4-dr. sedan;
original black. finish, good rubber; S395 40
Is HALEY'S. INC. 1920 M st. n:w.s
Evening star., 1948-12-15

SLASH! Covington Motor Co. stops the
music: Covington Motor Co. is expand
ing showroom and shop. Builders say
they must have more room II We want
alternative but to sell used cars regard
less Of price. II you need . car, now Ii
the time to visit US and make your selec-
tlon, as they must be sold By Xmas. All
Evening star., 1948-12-15

PLYMOUTH 1946 Special club coupe; r.
out: low mileage; has had good care;
guaranteedl only 81 ,595; terms. NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO., Ford Dealers. 920
PLYMOUTH 1946 Special de luxe; excel.
cond.,. very clean inside and out; runs
good, looks good: guaranteed: only ST., ,495;
terms. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO., Ford
Dealers. $50 Bladensburg I'd. ne. AT.
Evening star., 1948-12-15
STANLEY II. HORNER, INC, Buick, Hor-
ner's Corner. Florida ave, 9TH to 9th sts.

FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC. (Ford)-'The
best Of all comes from Smalls." AL cars
Evening star., 1948-12-15
oNEsTLY PRICED USED CARS

JeNUHpI6 CfAnSpOrLdLIOn, UNUSUALLY Clean
;ars. Courteous statesmen to wait on you
~ Frazer Manhattan 4-dr.; r.. h. ST. ,96U
Evening star., 1948-12-15

and heaters. Terms, trade. FRANK
SMALL. Jr., INC, 215 Pa: ave. Sc, TR.
S247; 5000 Pa ave Sc, VI 1927
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Mai. Gen. Gavin, Of Porotroop
Fame, WEEDS Knoxville Woman

his paratroopers in four Of the Air
borne of1ensiyes in the European
Theater in World War II.
It was the second marriage for
each. She was married during the
war to an Air Forces major, Aaron
C. Duncan of Tampa, Fla. from
whom she was later divorced. She
has young daughter, Caroline.
Met at Fort Bragg. N. c.
Gen. Gavin's first marriage was
shortly after his graduation from
West Point. The former wife and
a daughter, Barbara, IA, live In
Washington.
The couple met in June, 1947, at
Fort Bragg, N. c., when Mrs. Gavin
visited her sister and brother rim
law, Col. and Mrs. Melvin Zais.
After Gen. Gavin was transferred
to his present command last March,
she paid several visits to her Chi
cago friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl H.
Baird. She returned from the latest
one Wednesday.
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Merchant Fleet TO Garry
Half Of U. 5. Trade Urged
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

MYSTIC, Conn.,, July 31.-A ship
ping expert today pleaded for
merchant feet which would carry
Eat least so per cent of our imports
and exports"
Frazer A. Bailey of Washington
president of the Nation Federation
of American Shipping, calling fol-
stimulated provision for the mari
time needs of our country" as
serted that mo Nation can long
remain a leader in world affairs
unless it maintains strong posi-.
ton on the seas"
Mr.. Bailey was principal speaker
at the annual meeting Of the Ma
rine Historical Association at the
Marine Museum.
He said I'VE are sadly deficient
in passenger ships, with only about
half the number of this class OF
vessel that was operated before
World War II.
And I'VE are building none,
Mr.. Bailey declared, adding that
Great Britain alone is constructing
about 100 passenger and combina'
ton passenger ships, in addition
to 443 ships of other types.
IF we were suddenly confronted
with a national emergency" he de-
clared, I'VE could not supply the
converted troop ships which oul
military authorities are likely to
require"
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Nv the Associotsd Press

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 81
Mai. Gen. James M. fSlim Jim)
Gavin, famed wartime commander
of the 82nd Airborne Division, and
Mrs. Jean Emert Duncan OF Knox
vile were married here today.
The wedding took place at the
home of the brides parents, MIR. and
Mrs. l.. M. Emert, in the presence
of members Of her immediate FAM
lily. DR.. Harry Cooke, pastor of first
Christian Church, conducted the
ceremony.
After q small reception, the couple
left by automobile for Fort Sheri-
dan, Ill, where Gen. Gavin Is chief
Of Staff of the United States Fifth
Army.
Second Marriage for Each.
Mrs. Gavin, in her early twenties,
was prominent at the University Of
Tennessee.
Mr.. Gavin, now Al, was the first to
Jump from the first plane as he led
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country will have to draw four-year
plans for their own reconstruction.
The four-year period. he said. viii
have to end June 80. 1852.
Mr.. Zelerbach said the nations
would have an opportunity to plan
their economies for four years and
fix dates for intermediate goals to
be reached"
1.-THE four-year plans" he said,
will have to be sent to Paris before
October / and they will be examined
and forwarded to Washington by the
European Committee for Economic
Cooperation"
He said "the Americans want to
complete their duties and return
home before June 30, 1852, leaving
the Europeans to look after their
own internal economic affairs"
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urged that agreements b extended
as quickly Is possible to:
Cd Permit free movement Of per-
sons and goods in Europe, co-ordi-
nate transport and communications
and stabilize and unity currencies."
az Found q European political
organism to prepare for Q European
federation ito which individual
states may transfer part Of their
own sovereignty to exercise it in
common"
60 Institute the obligatory SUBJ
mission Of all disputes to the Inter-
National Court Of Justice or to q
European federal court.
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East-West Commerce
Held Vital for ERP
Nv the A.seeioted Press

ROME, July 31.-James D. Zeller-
bach, European Recovery Program
head for italy, said today that East
West commercial exchanges are es-
sential to "re-establish normality in
the European exchange system"
In an interview with italian news
men, MI. Zellerbach said each ERP
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Washington Man Feared
Drowned in Maryland

Police last night were dragging
the water at Twilight Beach on St.
Clements Bay, st. Marys County,
Md, for the body of a Washing
ton man believed to have drowned
there yesterday.
The man was listed as Thomas
Markell, %, colored, POI Fifty-fourth
street Sc. Search operations were
hampered by the rainstorm.
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Italian Senate Rafifies
Marshall Plan Accords

ROME, July 31.-The Italian SEN
ate today ratified the European Re-
covery Program accords signed at
Paris April 16 and called for their
early development into an effective
federation of Western European ma
lions.
The resolution was adopted over
Communist Socialist opposition. It
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Hungary Gets Property

Hungary recently received s., $780,
600 Of Egyptian cotton and $4,000, 900
in gold and jewels from France as
partial return Of property looted by
the NaziS,
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lectures Aso-for yoehtmen-o newly opened Hobo Section
where lots ovoobe offering the best moorng and pr"oe
dock oreos! No wonder DRUM POINT BEACH is known
everywhere as the spectacular Beech the Chesapeake
Boy! It's the lust right place you've owoys sought so why
not get the whole story now-hs weekend? representative
on the property oil times Prices omoznsy low from
only s4o5O0 all lots generously proporoned none less hon
10000 squore oreo Terms ovoubIe Drive out this
weekend for sure!
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Whot does the word VACATION to you? Two weeks
with poy crowded "beoeh-wresns with trompns
public for your pIoce under the sun? Or you dreaming Of
the 'somedoy' poee Of your own unhompered
crowded rereo by delightful waterfront? II you DRUM
POINT BEACH the place for you-sht in the middle Of
just about everything noture hos to Offer miles and miles Of
white sandy beaches upon Of rich hardwood
forestry FOUR fresh lakes unlimited sports facilities
obundont fishing grounds and mony other outstanding
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Most OF the motion pictures shown
in Japan are from America.