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si near Wisconsin ave. fOoD
PVT. Kit. $50. $50. Cal Cal AD. ss4s sttsi
APARTMENTS UkFURkisHED
SIX *. Rms; s,,I TNTUES;. 2nd q: q: h.a, be-
syail, at once Oyer D. c, lns
INC. I345 Good Hope I'd. sc.
TAKoMA PARK-Avsnabie Jun. i:
kit. dtnette. liy. I'm. and bedrm.
utilities incl refer and stove
situated IN 6-family new apt. bids. :;
ss9.s9 per mo. 81, 1860 days
HYATTsvIILE. MD. 4 rms. and bath.
End a. adults. $50 per mo, incl
heat. sEIDENsP1EkER. WA. 1olc
COLLEGE PARK bedrms, liv. rm =.
Shsss Saidns k eonSshsnt Ssh 70 shoDpns 10 af
center snd Transportation: blocks
from University OF Mo; utilities n
ciudes; s9l so month. sH. snt2.
ELMARI GARDENs-A new garden
apt. development. Apt in Rozers
Heights. Md, consisting Of :. bedrms-.
syailabie' ss@ 50 incl. utilisies, ,Wlll
seSTo seSE sy saassoF . LucHs ea Co Coz
APT. WITH GAR rms. din. al
cove. blinds. lge cooling fan. tile
bath; eonv. shop. and transp-' 500;
TAKoMA PARK, MD.-Liv. rm, kit.
bedrm. and bath, Ist g., nearly new.
good section; near bus and stores;
sos inc. utilities. sH. 3739 after
HYATTsvILLE--3 rms. and bath.
End a.. pvt. ent; adults: $50 incl.
utilities. WA. 1924
AVAILABLE JUNE IS, light house
keeping apts. and rooms. Is minutes
from Bethesda business district. cony
schools, transportation. shopping:
own garden plot. Box 210-L, Star.
AVAILABLE JUNE LIST. and . bed
room apts. in new development, s75
and Sg350 including utilities
Pacing parkway. RE. 1888 and RE.
2 ROOMS. kit. private bath. stsr-
age. so month. 32l5 l7th st. ne.
3 ROOMS. bath, private entrance:
exclusive location. less than 10 min.
by bus from 18th and Penna
$75 per month. One years rent
required in advance. Box 3I6-L
Star
g RMS, kitchen and private bath.
Newly decorated throughout. Heat
and hot water furn.: close-in ArI.
on busline FA. 49ll. ~
3 BEUkMS., = baths; rear porch:
4bl2 Iowa ave. NV. $40 mo. Call
MA 53O6 -2s
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APIS. WANrEn Can't

EMPIOYED REFINED To1ng rornan
desires unfurnishet or furnished J..
bedroom or l-rooM. kitchen and
bath apt. nv. elose-in pref. excel
lent care assured. DG. 1894 after
puPoSr CIRCLE to midtown apt
wanted, 8 rms furn.s BY 3 pro
fe1tonsi women Box 24s-k- staf
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. ea.et.
settled. want uniurnlshed two-rm
kitchen and bath apartment refs.
YOUNG paorEssoR and student
friend, both dong research IN WASH
inRton June Sept. ], want iEgL. apt
IN nv; are used 20 reh5ec GylnE
bu. can AFFORD only sT5 moath. Boz
SCIENTIST AND WIFE desire apart
ment In GeoYEet0xn or vicinity Of
Conn. ave. s7S, urfuFn4snsj, Cal
RE 4l42 Ext. 3Ta5 g-lI m. 81
CHIEF PETTY OFFICER and wife
desire small furnished apartment
convenient 70 PeuIsRon; both Eork-
drink and smoke no kids. Phone
PA s4ss, after : pm 20
BY QUIET EMPLOYED u1iddle-sged
couple: or , bedrmk.; PRIV bath
priv. entrance; IN or out O! city
Box 3J%-M Star, -g7
COLORED-vETERA wife and baby
desires Broom fuFn or Hnfurn. apt
ne. or NV. Call Ii. 3-os5" after
- PERMANENTLY Govt
empi couple want = or 5 bedroom
apt. nv. sect. NO. 061g after 6
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

57I6 N II. AVE, beaut. det. center
hall brk.. conven. to everything
rent. Sl75. Sale price. SIS, 500.
$1,000 down: easy terms. open
daily 7 to . pm. Sat. and sun
/ to z pm. AT. 1888. -3U
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GEORGETOWN

lively furnished. ga tile baths. lis-
ing room. dining room; Kitchen sas
furnace; fireplace. garden: $3.50 per
month. No children or pets Now
aYAilahie AD Tl2a. --g0
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CHEVY CHASE. D, c.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

A beautiful home On . wooded cor
ner lot, approximately l00xI30 IT,
directly overlooking Rock Greek
Park. For your summer outdoor en-
tertainJns. you have stone ter
race and outdoor fireplace large
bath IN basement; the first floor has
= center foyer. living room with
fireplace, dinlgE room. kitchen. IL
prary, powder room and screened
porch; three spacious and delight
tul bedrooms, . baths on the md
moor. brick garage. Phone MI
SCHWAB. WO utS4. with
Gil MMnM q IICH2 ca
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

OFFICER transf. 10 Washington
desires exchange 3-bedroom, 2-oath
house. San Antonio. Tex, for one
in Washington. Details. RE. 74oO,
Ext III 0kA
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JN<fi " MI W U NWNVf WEtIE
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO.
1895 II ST NV MA .345

CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
The owners OF this beautiful, fne
detached brick home hAye pur-
chased another property and desire
TO sell Immediately. convenient To
Lafayette School II has a reeTeA-
tory In the basement, nice living
room with fireplace, dining room
and kitchen and 5 bedrooms and 2
baths OH second fioor, steps TO attic
screened Te2r porch; sAragt, Price
SO. 500, and can be purchased with
So 900 cash Phone Harley Evans,
WO. oa3h with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
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KIRKSIDE

This lovely center hall est brick Is
Just VI, old aud ia pert esne
FIRST q consists of hy rm vith
fireplace, separated irem din rm b.
folding deass music room, fail bath
kitchen. and beautiful cinstte cor.
ner End e contains corner bee
rooms sae : baths, pAr9get aocf fiEk
thropshoat rec <ms dtl EATASs
and q porehts. Sss c. heat In
speetion BY appl. only Call J. J
oCoNsoR. ST. as22. sFss n.
a33A IS
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SILVER SPRING

Cool 3.bedroom bungalow newly re-
decorated and furnished. garage in
basement, lovely handicapped lot Just
Oh Sligo Greek. ideal for outdoor
living; rock garden, fireplace. drive
vay. etc. VIII rent June / 10 Sept.
/ to responsible family. $3.50 mo.
RE. 5000. Ext. 23J2 days; sligo
S20S ewes. -
COLORED-NORTHwEsT SECTION
Brick house, adj. 18th and Eaeiic
sts. nr. Central Hfsh school: G rms.
tile bath: partially furnished: gas
heat: SI35 month. Only profess
sional and Govt employees need
apply. For appt. phone MA. as44.
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lr. Walter Reed Hospital
CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Nr. 39th and Huntington StS.
This detached home with slate fooi
is Superbly located In n weil-estab-
lished neighboThood with all couyen-
fences nearby. The price OF Ssl Utio
is unusually low Tor such n desirable
section. The home consists OF Twins
room. dining room. study. incloSed
sun porch. kitchen and living porch
The second fi0oE consists OF three
bedrooms, bath and screened sleep
ing perch. Full basement, with prae-
tically new oil h-w. heatins unit
Two-car detached rsraKe. The lot Is
1O.s4 level and wooded. Cali Mr.
Candy. ST. 24O0. PHILLIPS. CAkBf
a. Ell 7 INC
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OLD CHEVY CHASE.
1st Offering Of this charming older
home. which is situated on q beau
tiful corner lot of over " acre. LIST
floor consists of living room, large
dining room, library and kitchen
with breakfast bar: End floor has
tionaI bedroom on 3rd foor: price,
S23,950
r. 4. TWEED CO.
5S04 Conn Ave.
EM 1000 Till q PM %
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APIS. FURNISHED tcoat. J
GEORGETOWN
APARTMENTS UHFURHisHEp

P st. near Wisconsin ave. ] room
semipst. bath sne kit. SIS. with
pvt. kit. $50. Call AID. 3s46 after
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EAST CAPITOL ST

si 500 Cash REQUIRED
1 S-s4@Fs. &-sswm "a hsafp@mms5 sFAse
ansaa* wa Caste hsA sFA AaEkFs
" rwAsfess sn6 t&sseees Ssfs We
fAss. kssst2@a sss sssfsssssss e3lEes
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SHANNON q LucHs co.
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l25 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
yrIITC fE A AffiGTs EEEtf

i%J AINpIkhEfFFEH % ; NV
THIS is A MUST SEE!
kukstsntiA, hTEk homs iR
Immaculate eenditson bpuss has ct
tfsetiFt lising Feofa with ftspteEs.
nice dlnins Toetn. eanplsis kitfhsh
and pantry, wAi-ts- saH esFpstlHs
IN Ola Tm " fm asfsst ssa
haths upstairs fnil basement Siih
heated recreation room. lsfEs Etot-
aks room with plenty Of sbessts.
laundry and furnace room sss hss'
nice frons persh dstsehsd sstess
lsrws yard. prtesa rtsht, Ifslnsa1st
possession elass 10 kehoais, shop
pins and tFsnxportstion. CaA sses
HA
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SALE BY OWNER
Best Buy In Bethesda

} bedrooms. baths, ro.n~ hssnt
room With fireplace. isTft GIBaBE
foau. powder room, den. equipped
kitchen, FISH basement wiih laws.
tory, sss hsat saTsEs ssfFsBea
storm Windows Hae y.nstisn blinda
prierL Et SCI sSt pon Httss
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KENT

1 eedfms q. bsths. psuease .Istagy
@-SAF aUit~5n AAT lefs3y shsie
brick Jalan3sA home / " alc II
this exclusive e6tluu owner has
eeea transferred sbEuEc and snp
reasonable offer VII be considered
exc nBAReiBx A N MtFAppkN
WI sash svEt DI AAR9 - II
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KENT VILLAGE
90 New Garden Apartments
IDEAL LOCATION

Emerson Garden Apis, 1900 Emerson
ST., Hyattsville. Md, blk of r; l.
ave; and = bedrm. units, garden
type apt: $50 and Sy5 util. In
cluded; avail. for occupancy June ! :;
R ave HYattSYille. Md. ~
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DETACHED BRICK

lust of 18th St, at Juniper. 1st
floor has living room. dining room.
den. II bath. kitchen. 5 bedrooms,
2 baths on End floor. 2 bedrooms
In attic. Plsyroom, garage. Sls5
month. Call MR.. MACHT, EN-.
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~ . 6CreeI NV, ApG.
q rooms, modern kitchen and bath;
Frigidaire and ali utilities furnished.
$74.16 monthly. Convenient to
stores and transportation. Box
40e-L Star. ~
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KENSINGTON, MD.
bedroom. a-bath detached brick
home year lease; SlS5 month.
F. A. TWEED CO.. 5504 Conn. ave.
lOnn until N FA
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GLOVER PARK

$3.50 " Q, Ex Lessss nsea,TR e.
toass haat i largs peESbss, hH ,
lshee essemrEt vita sAla ream
anu "a asth oil h - b cttRr hes
gATasr EAky teFhls CAT Ma
ssent COX i CO. RE 1898 sEss
TR SaSs
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NYHAII, VIIIACF
mXHAIL. VILLAGE
FOREST HILLS

SsS !,sI4RE LeSGrleNs Aesas eslns
oHtysd Ter lsi tlFr- Ass esn
$trrEHIIneG klt bSEmt hns&Aee
sra Q zee rm HsasanGels Ettes
LEGUM s. ukkAER REAlgI CO
An rhuN ahti q m - r.
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1914 CALVERT N.w.--Lge. Em, and
kitshenstte, lse closet, ayai, AZ Sdth: sgt:
aafsIs to tst shsTs HSrsns aDt. With others
sSs sI k IT. 81. Ni.E.EBedrm., kit, next to
bath; bus stop at door; $55, includ.
gas andS cleo; empl. couple. GE'
lsa2 PARK Rp.--L.rre Broom apt,
gas, elec., refgr.; employed couple;
NV. Fssefsassii sEcfIoSGa SS bedrm... lly. .m:: l.
.ala M ansss ssa pya rs sasa aSasss
1sis 1917 n No. EbGEwooD, Arl.--Levely
fsrn. except linen; a; Pyta; snsr.' IPTs Pys
GiESEEsErSWs ihSEe5 e Pst' ssss g 'hd Oh
liy. rm., fireplace, kit; bath; porch;
sSs 4 MARYLAND AVE. Ms clean
rms; yeuna married workins aa,,s eoup!s; ss
rTkslsafD q sh'a6fsD Se SG ghSai ssar@ s.s apt. coz
iege Park. adjoining q. Of Nd. cam
-pQs. WA. 1890 after pm: go
LAkGE FRONT ROOM for ine con-
genial young sGupls share ,ssna ind1ylS py9-
ileges, maid service; no objection to
baby; ref. required; $75 mo. DE.
CH. CH.-Beaut. pyt. nome, ice. fM.
kit. privils., tennis court: or
young girls, After 10. OIL. 66o3.
CHEVY CHASE-7O02 Conn. ave
bus at door; 3 rms. kit. and bath:
or 3 adults; $3.50 mo. WI. sa. s571'
NE, TILL SEPT. IS; 4 rms. and
bath to responsible adults. FR.
XII BEp-LIv. RM., End a. front;
clean, well iurn.; $55 mo. zoos
BSMT., 3 rms. must care for fur
ne. Phone AT. 4617. -2s
DOWNTOWN, nr. Pa. ave, al End
st. s.e.--3-rm. apt. with pvt. bath
beautifully furn.. In apt. bldg; Sl00
. mo-. inluding utils. and tanitoi
service See janitor, basement:
. GIRLS have apt. to share with
girls; Georgetown; refs. exhanged
,RsSS silamdEE sfta s5iEsE s srp. RR.w.-s rms.
porch; cple. or men only Ss6 mo
20 s Street NV, Apt. s
q rooms. modern kitchen and bath
Frigidaire and ali utilities furnished
$79.16 monthly. Convenient Il
etores and Transportation. 30
808-L star. Sf
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Rock Greek Church Rd.

5l4 QUINCY ST, NV.
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INC 1915 u d az Ma As@s
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NEW HOME Slei Ssih ST
fissE rsraRsrtse - Ia s&sG e9 cWAa
49, 81 rssMaesH VI sEss8asx SS&s7
8s rmss sta N&tSs - II rp
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they be thinking of when nearly
every newspaper one picks up tells
of sex maniacs at large and of girls
and women by the score being
ravaged and murdered?
Yes, I could only conclude that
the instinct of those little bird
parents was of much greater value
to them than the intelligence of the
human parents. Those birds were
ready to risk their lives in defense
of their young. The humans, APP
parently with little concern, let their
children walk unprotected into
desperate danger and ultimate
death by murder. What an awful
thing for the child, what an awful
memory to haunt a parent the rest
OF his days.
Yes, instinct is frequently of much
greater value than human intelli-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-28
THE FINISHED

AS we grow older, we begin to
know that one of the haunting sor-
rows of life is the remembrance of
unfinished tasks, of things that we
would like to do and cannot do.
There are always some loose ends
and frayed edges in every life. We
have plan for something and do
not have the time or money or
ability to carry it out. We begin
a task and have to lay it aside I'M
finished
When a feeling of disappointment
and failure threatens to overcome
us, we can, however, remember
that the greatest thing in our life
was accomplished, completely and
finally, long, long ago. Our Lords
work of redemption, our salvation,
IS no unfinished task. His life on
earth which God planned for us
ard for our salvation, from be-
ginning to end was a divine SYM
end complete and perfect Nothing
that we can add will ever made
it more complete and perfect.
And when we accept this COM
plete salvation by faith, our lives
become new far
more complete and much more
happy The loose ends of life no
longer seem important Our own
personal unfinished tasks lose their
in the light of our COM
oleted redemption We place them
nto our Lords hands as imperfect |
offerings which He alone can make |
perfect And for everything else
We can wait until we join the saints
made perfect by Him in heaven.
That and that alone gives meaning 7
0 our life of uncompleted tasks,
nd that is what counts at the end |
f life.-ST. JOHN LUTHERAN
CHURCH
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gence, because apparently some
human parents have little or no in
telligence.
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No Federal Aid
For This Energetic
Young Couple
By Charies D. Rove

AN aLLracLlVe young couple moved
onto our property this spring ano
began building home. They were
hard workers. They could be seen
buSily at work from early morning
until late at night. They relied on
no one but themselves to build that
new home. There was no federal
aid for them. In fact, they never
expected any assistance from any
one. They had unbounded con-
fidence in their own ability to build
that home. In other words, they
were rugged individuals" the type
of individuals that during the past
few years has aroused such bitter
criticism from welfare state advo-
Gates and the giVe-me boys.
Well, this handsome young couple
hadn't much more than got the new
house completed when they started
raising family. They were Just
like many other young couples in
Libby and in numerous other COM
munitieS They worked hard in
building home and then they de-
sired little ones to help fill it. That
was true of the couple l have in
mind.
Following the course of nature and
IN due time, the happy event took
place-and triplets appeared Now
the young parents indeed had a real
job on their hands. Heavy respon-
slbilities rested on their shoulders.
Those babies had to be fed and
cared for. The fond parents were
kept busy from sunrise to sunset
picking food out of the air-nice
juicy lnsects-and ramming them
down the yawning, voracious mouths (
OF their always-hungry offspring.
Yes, you have guessed it. The
young couple / am writing about |
was a pair of birds that preempted |
a site in one of our pine trees and |
there started raising their family. |
In the weeks that have interviewed |
since the first straw was placed
IN that new home up to the time |
the youngsters left that home and
took out on their own, we have
derived worlds of enjoyment and
instruction watching that develop
ing young family. And as we
watched with pleasure, we began to
draw comparisons between that /
busy young couple in our pine tree
and certain type of human par
ents of today.
AS we watched our young ten
ants, one day we perceived three
tiny bills appear above the edge
of the nest In a few days three
small heads appeared. Then in
short time we could see small
bodies showing up. Gradually those
three youngsters grew larger and !
larger until they were practically
each other out of the 7
nest. Then last Saturday the time I:
had apparently arrived. for them to !
try their own powers and start out !
for themselves. First, one by one,
they fluttered out onto a nearby r
twigs and then after repeated flut- s
-erings of small wings they hoped :
from branch to branch, and finally, !,
as confidence was gained, each took O
off into the wild blue yonder-into n
a nearby tree And now they're y
out on their own, beginning the n
great adventure of life 7
AS I watched those little parents a
n their solicitouS care of their o.
young, l though what a strange and c
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girl was in the care of a doctor.
Or again you probably read Of
the l7-year-old girl who was al
lowed to go down town to meet a
strange man to go away with him
in car to what was supposed to
have been baby sitting job. Her
murdered, naked, ravaged young
body was found the next morning
hidden in some brush. The parents,
calmly wondering why she had not
returned home, phoned the police
the next morning.
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What are parents of today think
ing of to permit 1913 year old girls
to wander the streets of city alone
at midnight? And again, what are
parents thinking of to consent to a
young daughter. going to meet
strange man at night? What can
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wonderful thing instinct is, and how
superior it is, in some ways, to
human intelligence. l also thought
how those little parents could put
to shame some human parents.
One day a hapless pine squirrel
wandered into forbidden territory
in the top of the tree above the
nest. Instantly war was declared.
Two feather furies fell upon that
hapless intruder. They diVe-bombed
him, they beat him with their wings,
they pecked him with sharp bills,
they scolded and chartered. And
they put the run on that squirrel
in short order All he wanted right
then was to get away from there,
and he proceeded to do just that
thing as fast as his legs could carry
him away from this fighting furies.
In the days that followed when
ever that squirrel forgot and
strayed into the forbidden territory,
a battle ensued with victory always
with the home defenders. A pine
squirrel, when under attack on the
ground, will scoot to a tree and then
speed up into the branches, always
keeping the trunk of the tree be-
tween itself and the attacker. One
day the birds swooped to the at
tack when the squirrel was on the
ground 1t hotfooted to a tree a
few feet from where l was sitting
and started the usual tactic of
swinging around the tree trunk. But
the birds had a counter strategy.
Lo and behold, they instantly
swooped at the enemy from OPP
pOsite sides of the tree. And they
had him stymiedl He flattened him
self against the tree and hung on
until the birds concluded he had
been taught another lesson and
withdrew.
Yes, those young parents were
mighty solicitous of their young off
spring.
Just recently we read of two
young girls-one 13, the other u
years old-wandering the streets of
Spokane alone at midnight They
we're enticed into a car by three |
young men, taken to a secluded |
spot and the 12-year-old girl was
by the three youths. The
next day the newspapers said the |
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-17

Simpson and Sons. Auctioneers
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FURNITURE
RALPH & JUDY BISHOP
Simpson g. Sons auctoneers
PUBLIC SALE

leaving farm. he will hold closing
miles east of Marion first farm
north of C1ardon just off State Route 95 on
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-17

The neck of bird has greater
freedom of motion than that of
a snake. In the tiny neck of a
sparrow there are IA vertebrae;
in the swans %; while the neck
of a giraffe has only z.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-17

There is a small plover in At
RIGA which serves as a toothpick
for crocodiles which allows it to
enter its mouth unharmed. The
bird acts as a lookout against
danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Carnegie Foundation
Makes Special Medal
For Heroic Danish Nun
BY the Associated Press


COPENHAGEN, Oct. 19.-For
the first time in its history, the
Carnegie Foundation will award
special gold medal instead of it's
usual rewards for heroism.
The gold medal has been made
to honor a Danish nun who is not
permitted to accept gifts of money.
In March, 1945, the nun. As
year-old Sister Edith, saved the
lives of rs children trapped I'M
der the burning and flooded ruins
of a Catholic school in Copen-
hagen.
The school was bombed by mis-
take by the British Royal Air
Force during an otherwise sue
cessful attack on the Shell
House." the Gestapo headquarters
in Denmark. Eleven nuns and 81
children were killed.
The catastrophe took place
when the leading Mosquito bomber
in the second attack wave was hit
by anti-aircraft fire and crashed
on the roof of the school. The fol-
lowing planes mistook the scene
of the disaster for the target and
let go their bomb loads on top OF
the leaders plane.
All the children in the school,
were taken to the basement i'm.
mediately after the first explo.
sion. AS soon as the next planes
let go their bombs. Sister Edith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

realized the children would be
killed If they remained in the
basement.
Although seriously injured, she
succeeded in bringing rs out into
the street before the last stair
case was blocked by the collaps-
ing building. The children who
remained were killed either by the
falling walls or the fire, or were
drowned when a broken water
main flooded the basement.
Since the rules of the St
Joseph Order to which Sister
Edith belongs do not permit hel
to accept a Carnegie cash aware
(Which varies from 200 to loo
Danish crowns, the foundation
will present the Order of st
Joseph with a special gold media
in her honor.
The medal will be presented al
a ceremony attended by the Dan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Palmer Named 10 Head
Merchants Association

Maurice r. Palmer, sales man.
ager Of the A. p. Woodson Co.,
was elected president of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers As
ISOLATION yesterday at the annual
meeting of the Board of Gov
errors.
Other officers chosen were Mau-
rice L. Nee of the P. j. Nee Co.