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Evening star., 1949-12-19

Borg Warner Corp. announced
the appointment Of Robert A. An
derson as vice president and works
manager of the Ingersol Steel
4Nision plant at Kalamazoo, Mich.
Evening star., 1949-12-19
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Marion progress., 1949-10-13

a story. When these children were
sick they were unafraid because
they had learned to love and trust
me. Naturally children of that type
make more rapid recoveries. One
reason for this is that being un-
afraid and trustful they require
very few sedative drugs and CO.
operate cheerfully in measures that
are used for their recovery.
Parents should reason calmly,
patiently and gently with little chill
dren. Teach them obedience. If you
fancy that it is easier to make a
threat of punishment which you do
not mean, or frighten a child than
it is to train him properly, you will
wake up some day to discover that
your child has no respect for you
because you have failed in your
duty as parent. Don't be surpris-
ed if he grows up to join the swell
ing army of delinquents.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13
All Club Members
Offered Seedlings

Three-quarters of a million tree
seedlings have been made available
for free distribution to North Caro-
lima All Club membrs for planting
during the coming season, R. w
Graebar, in charge of forestry ex.
tension at State College, announc-
ed this week.
The trees are being donated by
the North Carolina Pulp Company
of Plymouth and the Champion
Paper and Fibre Company of Can
ton.
Any All Club member may apply
for from 1000 to 5000 trees for
planting on his or her home farm
provided the parent or guardian ap-
proves and furnishes the land fo1
planting. Loblolly pine seedlings
will be available to members in
Rockingham, Guilford, Davidson,
Rowan, Cabarrus, Mecklenburg,
CASTOR, and all counties east and
south of this line Shortleaf pine
seedlings will be available in coun-
ties north and south of this line.
Distribution will beSmade by the
Division of Forestry of the North
Carolina Department of Conserva-
tion and Development. The division
has prepared application blanks
which are being supplied to county
agents and forestry extension
specialists throughout the State.
The completed applications should
be mailed to the Forestry Extension
Office, State College, Raleigh,
where they will be numbered in the
order Of receipt and filled as long
as the supply of trees lasts.
Graeber urged All members to
submit applications promptly.
with possible future shortage
of timber products facing US, it is
important that our farmers-espec-
tally young farmers in
terested in a program of reforest-
ation," he declared, adding that
there are hundreds of thousands of
acres of idle, non-productive land
on which trees can be planted with
out reducing acreage of other
crops.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13
Health and
Beauty
How Do You Train Your
Children?
DR.. Sophia Brun.on

There are many nervous wreck s
who are living miserable lives, frus-
trated lives, because their parents
were too weak and ignorant to give
them the help that they needed as
small children. They deliberately
and cruelty trained them to fear,
for no other reason than to save
themselves, a little firmness and
momentary trouble.
1 For example, I was sitting in the
room where the mother of several
small children was i'll. A little girl
lying in a crib began to cry. The
grandmother annoyed by the walls
said, "1f you don't hush a big red
snake will come and get YOU" The
child was terrified and covered un-
der the covers of her bed. The little
creature was too frightened to go
to sleep and lay awake trying to
suppress her sobs. I turned to the
grandmother and said: .s.. -
"You are running that poor little
child. She will never recover from
such shocks to her nervous system.
If you keep it up she will be unfit
ted to face life, for she will con-
stantly dwell under the shadow of
fear"
When my child was in Japan, I
watched her one day when it thun-
dered. She pointed to the sky and
said, "Kaminari beating drums" I
discovered her Japanese nurse was
teaching her that there was a terri
BILE and hideous demon who was
hurting thunderbolts in the sky.
The nurse was forthwith instructed
never to frighten her again. No one
was allowed to do So She was
taught not to be afraid of the
dark. When put to bed and left
alone she would happily sing her.
self to sleep. 1t was early impressed
upon her that the doctor was her
friend. If he sometimes hurt her,
he only did it out of kindness so
that she would not be hurt worse
later on. 1t is sometimes necessary
for him to require very unpleasant
things of her, but that he was only
doing so that she might be we'll and
happy.
When engaged in general prac-
tice, I found that the children who
had been threatened with the doc
tor were very hard to help. They
screamed and resisted everything
that was done to help them. On the
other hand, there were children in
the community who would run to
meet me and beg me to tell them
Marion progress., 1949-10-13
Farm News

The total volume Of agricultural
production for sale and consump-
ton in farm homes in 1949 will
probably be 38 per cent above the
1935-39 average.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13

Spawning among oysters occur
when the water in which they live
reaches a temperature of 68 to 10
degrees F.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13

The average net income from
farming for each person living on
farms in 1948 was $712, about 5
per cent more than in the previous
year.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13
50 PLEASANT!

That's whst thousands say about capudine, the
LIQUID headache relief. Yes, pleasant to take-so
easy On the stomach and gives such delightful re-
lief; nd 50 quickly. Being liquid, capudne's four
esefuiiy selected paih-reievinu ingredients 90 to
wxk It once to relieve headache and neuralgia
Nett tire Set LIQUID capudine and see the diff.
f1eaee. Use as directed on label.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13

Early September broiler prices
at five central North Carolina mar
kets averaged about % to 20 cents,
or about six cents per pound under
the average price received last
year.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13

Meat production under Federal
inspection for the week ended Sep
tember 10 totaled 260 million
pounds.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13

For quick results, use the Marion
Progress classified column.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13

A small advertisement in our col.
umns often returns large dividends
Marion progress., 1949-10-13

A Rutherford county farmer, C
!. Erwin of Route 1, Ellenbore
harvested more than 13 tons of hay
from a three-acre field of first
year alfalfa this season.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13

An up-tc-date hybrid corn dry
ing and processing plant has just
been completed on the farm of w
A. and John Broome of Aurora,
Beaufort county.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Frye Sues Northrop;
Says He Originated
Idea for New Plane
By the Associated Press

: NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Jack
Frye. former president Of Trans
World Airline. revealed yesterday
ne has filed suit against the
Northrop Aircraft Co. charging
failure to credit him with the idea
of a transport plane Of unusual
performance. -.
The plane is the three -engined
Northrop Pioneer. The plane Is
able to take off with a 10,600-
pound useful load in TOO feet, its
claim.
Mr.. Frye said the suit, filed in
Federal Court at Los Angeles,
seeks damages of 100000 for
alleged failure to give him credit.
He is asking $165.000 additional
for alleged failure to pay him
royalties.
In addition to the Northrop
firm, which has its main factory
at Hawthorne, Calf. the suit
names as a defendant Lamotte T.
Cohu, president of Consolidated
Vultee Corp, which makes the
giant Air Force B-36 bomber.
Mr.. Cohu was chairman Of the
board and general manager Of
Northrop until his election In
1947 to the presidency Of TWA.
Mr.. Cohu succeeded Mr.. Frye.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
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Evening star., 1949-08-23
Laborite Says Britain
Might Prefer Reds 10
U. 5. Money Maenate,
By the Associofed Press

LONDON, Aug. 23.-A LABOR
member of Parliament said last
night that Britain might be
tempted to prefer communism to
being kicked around by the un-
letteed. pot-bellied money mag
mates of the United States" He
accused American big business OF
"conspiring to overthrow the La
Dor government"
Tom O'Brien. union leader and
member of the House of Com
mons, made the statement in a
political speech in London's Finch
ley district.
What the Americans do not
realize" he said, lis that the
British Labor government and not
their dollars is the only effective
bulwark against the Communist
domination of Europe.
Sensitive About Criticism.
"The freedom loving people OF
Britain, if the CHASTITY choice were
before them. might be tempted to
prefer the tyranny and poverty OF
the East rather than abject sub
servience to the opulent vulgarity
and offensiveness of the West"
British newspapers and Labor
Party officials have grown increas-
ingly sensitive to American crit1-
cism in the last two weeks.
Mr.. O'Brien is a member OF the
general council of the Trades
Union Congress, which provides
the Labor Party with much of Its
strength at the polls. TUG men,
ber unions speak for 100000
British workers.
Hits Dollar Mentality.
THE almighty dollar mentality
of the American induStrialists,
Mr.. O'Brien said, will not seduce
the Europeans to jettison their
traditions of culture and civiliza-
ton even in the face of the Com
munist menace.
I'VE would rather take the risk
of civilizing communism than
being kicked around by the un-
lettered pot-bellied money mag
mates of the United States. De-
cency and not dollars will save
the world from communism and
war.
Il hope Bevin and Cripps will
keep this in mind in Washington y
Foreign Secretary Bevin and
Chancellor of the Exchequer Sil
Stafford Cripps are to meet Amer
ican and Canadian officials there
September for talks on Britain's
dollar shortage and related prob.
lens. They sail on the Maure-
tania August 81.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Grund Jury Clears Woman

The District grand jury yester-
day ignored charges Of assault
with a dangerous weapon and as
sault with intent to kill in the
case of Cleopatra Branson, 40,
colored. of the first block of @
street NE. The grand jury's ac-
ton in ignoring the charges exon
crates her,
Evening star., 1949-08-23
OWNERS Miss Boot

DR.. P. A. Ongley Of Otago Unf-
versity. New Zealand, recently
tested the powers Of IS OWNERS.
One man diagnosed that a patient
was suffering from varicose veins
in his wooden leg. Another medi-
cal diviner said that handwriting
showed the subject was unable
to bear children. He was so right.
The subject was q man.
The average depth Of the ocean
below sea level is 2,450 feet.
Evening star., 1949-08-23

who had resigned as TWA presi-
dent after q policy dispute with
Howard Hughes. controlling stock
holder of the airline.
A representative of the North
rop company said last night that
the company denies it ever
reached an understanding with
Mr.. Frye which he outlines in his
suit.
Mr.. Frye now is president of
the General Aniline g. Film Corp.
Evening star., 1949-08-23

"$Se sGved!"
NJ. r. 4. Reynolds, Beld-
win. Nd. writes, "Whss !
got ny hard coal stoksr,
We wsfs omozsd ef Ms
sewing Of $es ne Arsf
ssosenl We enjoy stsody,
even hsof feo-somsfhina
w never hod from fhs
fuel w formerly bvrpsd. "
Evening star., 1949-08-23

not b sxpsnsivsI Win hord
.eool YOU con hove avfomoiie hsoi 80,
an YOU need -. end save vp 10 SAX
On hsatins eesisl Modem Antxoeifs
stoksrs automatically iaks core Of
fvsllns, tsmpsFoivrs control and ash
removed They ore immediately avoil.
able take Just o few hours to
inssoII In your present hsetins system.
Phens yovr dsaIss ieday. let him
give you full dstoiIs about evtemotie
Antmoeits hsoiins sqvipmsntI
Evening star., 1949-02-24
2 Pedestrians Struck
In Traffic; Woman
Injured in Auto Crash

An automobile passenger and
two pedestrians suffered serious
injuries yesterday in traffic acci-
dents on Washington streets.
Mrs. Lorene w. Buchanan, 28,
of 1929 Wisconsin avenue NV,
was riding in an automobile driven
by her husband on Foxhall road
near Garfield street NV. when
the car jumped the curb and
rammed a telephone pole. The
pole was broken in two places.
Mrs. Buchanan was taken to
Georgetown Hospital with head
injuries, including possible frac-
ture of the upper and lower jaws,
and a possible fracture of the
right wrist. Her head and face
were cut and several teeth were
knocked out.
Husband Injured Slightly.
Her husband, Paul w. Buchan-
an, 20, escaped with a bruised
Evening star., 1949-02-24
he archdiocese on March 27.

the archdiocese on March 27
A meeting of the six regional
directors of the drive was held
yesterday in st. Stephens Church,
2436 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Those attending the meeting
were the Rev. Robert L. Keesler
of st. Thomas the Apostle Parish,
the Rev. Edwin A. Luckett of Holy
Comforter Parish, the Rev. Nor
gan A. DoWney of Holy Face
Church, Great Mills, Md; the Rev.
John T. Sweeney of Our Lady of
Lourdes Church, Bethesda, Md;
the Rev. Raymond P. Cahill of
st. Jerome's Church, Hyattsville.
Md, and the Rev. w. Joyce
Russell, of st. Francis de Sales
Church, Benedict, Md.
Evening star., 1949-02-24
and cut ear He was Road Nd. and resident Of Snow

forehead and a cut ear. He was
charged with driving at an unrea-
sonable speed. Mr.. Buchanan, a
butcher, told police, he was travel
ing at a35 miles an hour.
Kinzel Kackley, 13, of 909 North
Carolina avenue Sc, was running
across Eleventh street near G
street Sc, police reported. when
he was struck by a car going
north. The boy was taken to CAL
linger Hospital and later trans
ferred to Casualty Hospital. He
suffered head injuries and a pos
sible fracture of the left shoulder
Police said the driver of the car
was Milbourne F. Hull, colored. "a,
assistant local agent at Bryans
Evening star., 1949-02-24
Catholics Plan Fund Drive
To Aid Victims of War

A. big Gifts committee, whose
aim will be to obtain $50 to $100
donations from Catholics in the
Washington area for the 1949
Bishops Fund for the Victims
of War;" will be formed soon, &C
cording to the Rev. E. Jerome
Winter, director of the drive for
the Archdiocese of Washington.
Climax of the campaign, to be
held during Lent will be special
overseas relief collection to be
taken in all Catholic churches of
Evening star., 1949-02-24

Road. Md, and resident Of Snow
Hill, Md.
Another injured pedestrian was
Hugh Rich, It, Of 1919 L street
NV, who, police said, walked into
the side of an automobile as he
was leaving a streetcar loading
platform at Fifteenth and H
streets NV. Mr.. Rich was taken
to Emergency Hospital with pos
sible fracture of the left leg and
injuries to the left hip and
shoulder.
The driver of the car, according
to police, was Joseph H. Slater, As,
of 6219 Nineteenth street north,
Arlington, Va. Mr.. Slater was
listed as a neWspaperman with In
ternational News Service.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
NO CASH
To QUALIFIED VET

This home in nearby Maryland has
an excellent sized living room and
dining room and complete kitchen.
large bedroom and complete bath,
noored and insulated attic for add.
tional bedrooms; storm doors aro
ly handicapped lot, approximately
100 II. BY 255 IT, II you are vet.
eran and have not used your G1
loan and your salary Is between
S65 and S75 per week, you can buy
this home for $1,000; Cal NJ
Conlon, MI 5s22, with FREDERICK
w. BERENs, SALES INC, 1929 x
AZ n MA Q141 -lb
Evening star., 1949-05-15
TRULY AN ESTATE
FNP ONLY 500 500

In nearby Southern Nd, only 20 mi
from Capitol, and 10 mi; 70 An.
drews Field. A lovely 4-bedrm, 3
bath. restored Southern Nd. estate
overlooking beautiful countryside
other character features include
32-ft. 4-column Ito 2nd NJ front
porch, 30-ft. glsssed-in rear breeze
way, gear sar.: stable, with good
pasture and all mod. conveniences
only. Phone Mr.. Shore.
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors. OIL. b042 or RE. 1887.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT

FAKM HoTsE-Use of large part Of
farm house, IS miles from Wash
and pasture in exchange for part
time services Opportunity for
couple or family 70 earn substsn-
tial part OF living expenses n
wholesome suFroupdings Write de-
tional experience and present en-
ployment, II any, to BOX 9TH,
COUNTRY NOME. modern. S bed-
rooms. ga baths; mountain view;
IInne 70 Oft Box lRS-I Star
Evening star., 1949-05-15
OPEN SUNDAY 2-7

built. iiv. rna' m 1alx2I. picture win
dow. hrepl.. bedrms., 11hx14. dream
Kit. lge, din. rn-, 2 additional baths
ioughed In; marvellous expansion at
tic, bone-dry basement, porch shade
trees. See this big bungalow. priced
under $4,000. JOHN H. JOHNSON,
MA E4Eo -Ih
Evening star., 1949-05-15
VACANT-REDUCED
BUNGALOW

Open 1-6 pm, 20 Colebrook dr., Sc,
Silver Hiil. Nd. toff Branch ave. I
mi. from d. c. line)-Cony. Suitland,
Andrews and Boiling Fields, 20 min
bungalow. 8 rooms. fioored and in
sulated attic, inclosed porch. gas
&C. heat. modern equipped kitchen;
6Oxl20 landseaped lot, fruit trees;
Sll 600; low cash and terms. SCOTT
SANDERS, 10. 3-6b50; eyes,. 10.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
VETERANS ONLY

New group Of 5-rm. and bath bunga-
lows, full bsnnt., expansion attic, lge.
lot, paved street. modern IN every
detail; conv. location: price, S995O;
$3.50 cash. $66 mo. with taxes and
insurance.
peter ]. hagan
Eealtor. 3s41 34th st. ne. UN. 1885
Once open Sun. from IL am. TO
Evening star., 1949-05-15
BURCH REALTY co.
81 Q50 DON'T MISS

pC, C,JJo, DS4N IAAA1
This one, Ineludins sll furniture, 10
.p ss.5 .ssIv. HS E.rsi 'ins Ssdr6om. sm .e .ne
ssaipp.d sash ilisss Kitchen. ''1'ii paii sasemsnt'
h-w.h.. oil. Garage. Completely
fenced. / block 10 transportation,
& priced yoSl Say ssms SsSv eusss ssss ps 5s aSsf M
ARTIST HOME
Interior decoration in oils by owner,
transferred TO Mass. Possession st
Sncs: Only saSso' :sse L:5ss .Ssd, esrnsr sr,s.'
many fowers and shrubs. Large iiv::
ing rm.. very modern kitchen and
dinstte, large bedrms. and bath
Looking for Large Home?
caIsIhe cSioeH Lot, efassHh asshxiso. % I rms.. pantry
and "a bath; ist q; 9 rrs.. storage
I'm. and bath 2nd. door: h.-w.h;. oil.
Garage, pony shed and shop. Large
RSTaah distance s.Gss sa Mseg.sa fseH ssFne IT, $1,000
Looking for Large Rooms
Here is home N Mt. Rainier for
1Sa s Il snn. HSndsTsu s 1sai saig. sssss 5ss
and bath. full basement, h-v.h., oil.
large porch. I blk. from bus.
OWNER WANTS OFFER
This week end must leave for savsn-
nah, Ga, Full 2-story, 6-rm., with
playroom and maids room In base
nent: h..v.h;, oil. Wooded lot, May
menss BY rsn3inF them ths . base
Commercial Property
Available for business or lovely
home, on Washington. BALTIC. blvd
In Collese Park, Nd; IL years old.
4 bedrms, fireplace. recr. rm;.
h..w.h., large back porehes. Greek
runs through rear OF property: 5
hedrms. now rented to MARYLAND q.
students. May be purchased fur
BURCH REALTY CO.
Realtors. s505 BALTIC. blvd. College
fsss. %. 4sss. IN. sssl, IN. Ssffo.. fo.
TUOVEU-a1 -aflf, TTUJ. pRICE-
Evening star., 1949-05-15
ONLY $500 DOWN
OPEN SUNDAY
OPEN SUNDAY

Lovely 2-story brick, 8 bedrooms.
lh baths. den. liv. rm. with nre-
place. Lge. din. rm., mod. kit
low low the market for q quick sale
Possible CT. To inspect: Out Mich
ave. TO chillum rd., left on Chillum
I'd. u Goth ave Turn left to Open
Sign. Exclusive. FTNCHAM IL
CO, 4501 Queensbury rd., River
&e1e I'm QQS3
Evening star., 1949-05-15
REALTY
KE, S-5S55, CHI. ass.
ALEXANDRIA
JOITRNEY'S END

rh,s two-acre estate within Is min
utes Of downtown Westminster, Is
situated on o dead-end street In .
neighborhood Of hne homes and has
q lovely view Of the Potomac and the
city OF Alexandria. Improved win 2
0eossian Colonial residence Of ave
bedrooms. S9 baths, it 10 most de-
sirahie for those In need Of large
rooms, csher huildings include Q
two-csr garage with servants wins
complete with bath and gas heat;
In . settins Of large osks, asslsas
For further information and appolnt-
ment 10 inspect. call GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO.. Exclusive
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sursnce; smart 6-rm. bungalow;
kitchen: also Q b-rm. BUNGALOWS, at
$1,000: $700 down. Drive out
Bait. blvd. TO Laurel, to Talbett st,
right to home. RAFFE1I. REAL ES-
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63O3 Landover I'd, Cheverly Manor;
Sl0,50O. Reasonable. down payment.
hree-bedroom brick bungalow on
large lot. Bus at door. other eonv.
nearby. Full basement, two concrete
porches. Stove and refg. included.
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Alexandria temldstkehed FIRE home
construction iFlng -sluIrE rosoyn
modern kitchen lnClsa. ne tstrlEsYA-
ioF, CNford factory klfchsn cabinet
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ordered 10 schoel VIII Re &YaiAblt
Ia July or sooner Il desired TeGs.
price tno settlement ehsrGsA. CSC
$40 see 50 6sS cash balance e.
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per month lAaT ArlinEtep Terrace
Huntington Development tSo blocks
south Of Aiexandria city ifnt co
U g. No hwy opposite Belle
haven o! call Overlook 074p iA'