davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1950-05-08
SUNDAYS RESULTS:

New York:
Over $4,000 fans saw the YAM
KEGS defeat the Detroit Tigers 6-3
Tommy Byrnes pitched and bat
ted himself to his first victory.
In the 9th inning he was robbed
Of q base clearing triple, but in
the eighth, he batted in runs 4 &
5 and on 8 consecutive Tiger err
rors, he scored the sixth run. Ber-
ra homered for the Yanks.
Pittsburgh:
Jackie Robinson had himself a
perfect day, with a single, double,
and homer in three officials trips
to the plate. He accounted for all
three Dodger runs as Brooklyn de-
feated Pittsburgh 80.
Boston:
The Cards blasted four, Braves
pitchers, collecting a total Of 81
hits, good for fifteen runs, while
HOWE Pollett limited the Braves
to four hits and no runs.
Other results were:
Athletics White sox - (lst
camel.
Athletics 4; White Sox - . (2nd
camel. Homers BY Ostrowski; phil
y, and Paul Lehner.
Senators ~ 10; Indians 5; Ho-
Continued on page y
, 1950-05-08
NOTICE

The Census is nearing com
pletion. # you have not been
counted here or anywhere
else, please call at the office Of
the Chief Enumeration for st.
Croir, located at Government
House for the proper form.
April %, 1850.
, 1950-05-08
Albert o. Fabio
Chief Enumeration
St. croix
NEWS

The SIS FORT TOWN
SEND is scheduled to sail
from New York May 4th, and
is due at Frederiksted May
9th, accepting freight for Saint
Kits, st. Lucia, Trinidad,
Guiria, Grenada, Barbados,
Martinique and Antigua.
Furness. Witty & co. Lid.
Robf r Merwin & CO. Inc.
, 1950-05-08
SP o
Hubert Francis & Gordon Edwards
SATURDAYS u

Indians = 5; Yankees - Qst
camel. Homer by Luke Easter.
Yankees 50 Z; Indians - (2nd
game). Homer by Tommy Hen
rich.
Red Sox - II; White Sox-1
Homers by Dom Di Maggie,
Bobby Doerr, Vern Stephens,
Ted Williams, Birdie Tebbits
9) Guss Zernial.
Athletics : IL; Browns
Homers by Ferris Fain, Paul
Lehner, Sherman Lollar and
rookie Woods.
Tigers : 8; Senators 6.
Homer BY Aaron Robinson.
Cubs : 5; Dodgers 4. Homers
by luke Sn1der, George Shu-
ba, Andy Pafko, Terwilliger
and Ward.
Braves : Is; Reds : II. Homers
by Sid Gordon and Earl Tor
geson.
Giants : 9; Pirates : 8. Homers
by Ralph Kiner e on), Bobby
Thomson g on)
Phillies : II; Cardinals Z.
Worthy of note is the fact
that on Saturday a total of %
homers were hit in the major
leagues. There were two grand
slammers, one by Bobby
Thompson and one by Ralph
Kiner, both in the same game.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
HOUSES TO SHARE

N:W.-Master bedrm., pvt. bath; in
6-rm. home. Will exch. home privils.
for housework. $50 mo. GE. 1882.
2 GIRLS to share modern house in
restricted Sc. section. TWining 1905
after $50 pm. s.
CHEVY CHASE-Woman, under As,
to share charming home. Delicious
meals. Near Conn. ave. bus. WI.
ELDERLY COUPLE wanted to live in
and care for tourist home farm in
New Hampshire for board and room.
All conveniences, house is occupied
by bachelor. Call DI. $500, Ext.
3lS. 9-5 pm. weekdays. s.
A. NICE COUPLE or girls to share
home with another cple. conv. trans.
WILL SHARE HOUSE in exchange for
faSe faN 9foo 81 our " small children. Cali
EMPLOYED LADY wants to share
home with young couple with baby;
NV. sect; all home privileges; ref
erences exch. Box sos. Star. 10
GLOVER PARK-Lady counselor in
public school system) will share her
attractive home with young couple;
refs. requested; $75. EN-. 61O7.
YOUNG CPL. will share house with
middle aged woman; own bedroom;
all priv: modern kit; S35 per mo.
904 18th ST. Sc. Nice section. Apply
sat; and Sun; only. g.
C0LORED-EMPL. CPLE. to share
5,rm: house with cple.: ref. req
W. 1889 after 7:30 pm, Mon.
through Fri all day Sat. and Sun
Evening star., 1950-01-08
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARMY LIT. COL, permanent, desires
un1urn. 2-3 bedrm. house, no chill
dV drsn: VA ya; pref immed. or by FEB; l.
REsPoNsgiiBLE GOVT. EMpLoYE de-
sires 2-3 bedroom unfurnished house;
Arl. or NV; max. $50. 10. 2-3650.
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY of three de-
slres small house. unfurn., with
s1Ssr sn;,rI upper p5oH nv Takoms ags PARK
GLOVER P2RKNFamihls Of three
ADULTS desires house in this area.
ATfoksasEEY, WIFE, INFANT, new
corners, desire 2 to 4 bedrm. unfurn
house he sb1bs in choice peishf5orhhood p
MiDSDnLE-AGED BUSINESS executive
and wife, with no children or pets,
want to rent unfurnished 2 or 3
IN haase or wa i HT Hsns s1e
some grounds. VIII consider buying
satisfactory place after years resi-
dence. Highest references. Maxi
mum rent, Sl25: Phone RA., s574
an day Sunday or RE. 1929 during
COLORED, RESPECTABLE. Christian
matron desires unfurn: house or apt.
in desirable section. DU. 5796 after
LET ME RENT your turn. or un-
sEa cEsDE asa5s C. cbsHs bGss1aaTos sesfs .Esi VI
FAMILY AMT OF FIVE ADULTS, need g.
bedroom house. Maximum. SEQ.
BUTLDfNS iii itss' MANrANcE MAN. visbe, S
large house for rooming. Box BOAR,
wxsH1NGroN sssii coRREspoNbb22Nr,
perm. wants 4-bedroom. 2-bath un-
Chevy Chase area; family OF 4;
RR1T,ssaa msx4 sa75; pIg,.4 TY 1915; ;,r, 8. +.
bedrm, furnished house in early
i;tI April in NV; or nearby Nd Would
HO. 1910. HO. 1877. So
THREE-BEDROOM unfurn. house de-
sired by Govt. official. 1l-year-old
about Sl2b, Tel. DU. 1000, Ext. 724,
NAVAL OFFICER wishes small 2
6edrm. unfurn: house. garage, 2-yr.
lease. No children or pets. 81.
WANTED TO RENT-Around Jan.
25, unfurn. or s bedrm, house
Chevy Chase or area conv. Penta-
sSn Es1, pTstersed; as as s1s6 to $3.50 mo.
BsfH1sH sf1E dF' ASMS SasS COLONEL requires ms
in Wash. Or vicinity. Greatest care care
THREE BEPRMs.NSw4.:i ERIas w; w4iss; Wanted BY
ign tarn.; oSala5, Cali RUsoTToM,
G2i eGxkAaTGE Ss9G; EXCELLENT car. ds Of g.
Va. 3 adults, / child; perm; i'm
mediately, OF q417 a.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

TILDEN GARDENS - Open Sunday
Ia pm, de luxe 3-bedroom, 2-bath
APARTMENT with full dining room.
2b-foot living room with stone nre-
TENT view OF park. This is one OF
the finest apartments in the supe-
rior Tilden Gardens group. An estate
. property Immediately available to
Qualffied cash purchaser. Apt. No.
40l, 3O24 Tilden st. NV. Open only
rs indicated; for special appointment
call Mr., Gavin. with Fl. @. SMITHY
DE LUKE 2-RM., Kitchen, bath apt,
in new bldg; oak paruuet floors, 22-
ft, living room, stainless steel kitch-
en-, many extras Only So, 600 down,
excellent terms. 3025 Ontario rd.
NV, 21a blocks north Of 18th and
Columbia rd., on Adams Mill .rd.
Open ! to 4 Pm: Sunday; other
times By appt. II. @. sMrTHY CO..
sflvEs it1 iSyy Spring, se,s7s; modern 2
bsarm, ~ rm;: dinstte; kit; % sad
sH: 4747a ewes, Mr.. Crawford, 81.
sfe cAvANAuaH CTS, 1895 18th
dec; immed.. poss.; $4,000; terms.
Open Sun, 1875 pm.
1725 18th ST. .N.W.--Lse. rms, lily.
Ell Ssnn nsnedrp9 p9,ft ~; snd sntrnnssn n h.ll; ~
Evening star., 1950-01-08
COOP. APIS. FOR SALE Cont. ,

SS.St. ar .. fSR SAk6 tA0Ht.
IN EXCLUSIVE BROADMOOR. at 1901
Conn. ave-; immed. occupancy;
and ! auxil. bedrms., liv. rm.,
and Yen. blinds available; moderate
monthly payments. Inspect "a pm
Sunday or call OWNER, EN-. 6997,
CONVENIENT loc. on Harvard st.
NV. bet: 18th and Col. rd. intersec
ana 14th ST.; prog. shop. ctr; neat
l-bedrm. apt, 2nd FIR. center; east
expos: excel. ,cond.; fnan.; $3.50;
IHrn rn i des. To-DAY's REALTY.
RTTLAND COURTS, 1928 18th st.
NV, - bedroom apartment with
southeast exposure: very large
closets; one of the best apartments
in this established downtown CO.
operative; elevator and switchboard
service; vacant; $500 cash, total
per month $50. Key at desk. For
details call Mr. Gavin, with H. G,
SMITHY CO, ST. 1900.
BELMONT ST, near 14th st. NV
Completely furnished 2-bedroom apt.
with living room. kitchen, pantry
and inclosed porch: $3.50, terms.
Call Mr.. Gavin, with. H. G. SMTTHY
co, ST. 1900. IS
C0:oPERATIvE APT, 10th st. NV.
2-bedrm. ultramodern apt; finest
appointments throughout. Priced al
$4,000. Call DI. 1918: ewes, 81.
s947. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO. INC.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

EXCHANGE 1-bedrm. duplex apt.
with porch. rent $52. for 2-bedrm.
duplex apt. with porch; rent not
D. pe$ceeaiPG C PeR soS; NJ. 541l, noa.,n ,
rooms, bath, $65. Will pay S1oO
II Manhattan. Call AID. 270O.
APARTMENT, 2 r., k. and bath, S45;
18th and SITS. NV, for 2 or 8 r.
apt. kAPNECk, Monday. MA. 4173
WILL EXCHANGE new 2-bedroom
apt. IN NV. for apt. close to town
CO. 1853,
Evening star., 1950-01-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-ho,thwe,t

HOUSES FOR SALE-NoFthwest
AMERICAN UNIV. PIX. SECTION, /
blk. from Western ave. in Md. mr.
Westmoreland ,Cir.-Very substan-
extra lots. The lots can be sold
tSis JAMES M 'Gsa! e. r1oh PTlsS eSo' %o sa1i I'll;
BAsNAsY sSsi az wooDssa6.s5o. ssa eR 1886 preva,
brick, beautiful Colonial arcf,itec.
ture; 1st floor has nice size living
rm., dining rm., breakfast rm. OF
space for 1st.foor lavatory, and
baths. finished % rm. in : attic; PsSi0smS; sarsge:
a real value. r. A. TWEED CO.
5504 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1890
BARNABY WOODs-Located close to
trans ttraansp.; IN excel. cond.:: 2-story
Plifk PHI bs@t Golons sas 1sa5ms ranf d.y baths
scaped lot; detached gar; S20.gb0;
Rsaltor; Wi, sos5; G ewes. "saasmn and sun
ssETIaEEsDa.sle;s s5I,E sSS.. : $50 This modern
and convenient Edeemoor Section
First q. has lge, Nv. rm. with firepi.
and mod. streamlined iE.enad Kit. with SEsSc SisS.
snad washer and disposal: Second d., 3
sooo oeuIue iuOQ- DdCn, 1ull DSnt.
asst r.ar Ee Msng szs .str., e insihS
Co. 5504 Conn. ave. I'm. fSso go
Once open Sun. 8 to g.
BETHESDA = Attractive det. 6-rm.,
ally nice community; 1st d. has .
din. rm., beautiful modern kit. with
garbage disposal and dishwasher
powder rm.. rear screeend porch;
2nd H., 3 bedrms., tiled bath; Anchor
fence around nicely Handicapped yard.
Price. $Ig,96O. Call w. B. WRIGHT,
BRiARCIIfiF-charming white brio.
Colonial of superb construction; 6
rms, baths. rec. rm. with fire-
place, att. garage, gas heat; needs
redecorating; priced low; purchaser
may assume 4eo GI loan payable
S116.o7 per month including prin.
int. taxes and insuranes: restricted
BRIGHTWoOD9s-family, 3 rms,
kit. and bath; each full bsmt.; gas
INV; COW. area. DON BLAIR, RA.
BRIGHTwooD-open / to 4. 73s
Hamilton; new condition: very low
down payment; must so quickly
BRYaaTwooD BRGYai a1ssi - s1s sheridan st
s Is. rooms sf%i0is ios is7 Det f. desS aons opeS
teiitno, 10. s-46S1, With HARRY
%. NV. NA. Sa0o. -
Evening star., 1950-01-08
MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE


LOCAL MOVING; reasonable rates
for full or part load: 50 minimum
charge. BROWNER'S EXPRESS,
FR. 3121.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr service furniture: trunks and
MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET O,
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms. expert packing
CO NC. est 1905
MovlNG BIZ VET; exper. help: every
any time. MR.. COOK. GIL. 5137.
EA-GI-Moving. packing Grating; no
Job too large or small. Anything,
anywhere, anytime. JOHN, HO. 5Sl9.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 2937; ewes, GE. 1416 Qs
Evening star., 1950-01-08
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

SYLVAN SHORES, Riva, Md.-One
house, comp. furn., for rent; / bum
galow, fur. ali mod. conv, for sale,
4 rms. screened porches; small down
pmts., easy, terms. rs mi. D. c.; 6
A BEAUTIFUL new M 'os- S.story home
lge. liv: rm. with fireplace. din.
rm. and lge. kit. and pantry. 8
bedrms.,. baths; fuli-size base
ment; buiIt-in garage; lge. back
porSn; pea,;na situated on an acre Of
Drive out Colesyille pike to White
Oaks turn right on Route 96 drive
3 mi. to. Fairland School turn left
and 60 ! mi. to sign.
BEAUTIFUL CAPE COD detached
eonveniences, nice neighborhood.
FA. S1S4.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
HOUSES rURh. OR uNFuRk.

AMERICAN UNIV. PK.-Lee., det.
brick. 3 bedrms.. Q baths: 1st-fi. den
sad lay; Psmt. rec, rm. and iav.;
screened porch. garage; conv. to
schools. transp. and shopping ctrs.
FGRNiSHED OR UNFURNIsHEp,
Takoma- Silver Spring area-Six bed
rms, 3 baths, liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
Rss heat storm vndoxs lie 1sfsr
washing machine; conv. to shopping
center, bus. trolley and B. G o., jr.-
sr. high school, parks, playground;
suitable for lge. family or group
living tosether as single housekeep-
tng unit; $500 per mo. furnishd,
$50 pei, mo. unfurnished; substan-
L LoHR, dE. osb7, az. oSsi. =
Evening star., 1950-01-08
BRK. RAMBLER

r Park Estates. Fairfax
tagon, etc.; conbin. iv.-din. rm., all
elec. Beautycraft kit, 8 bedrms. ;,
rear porch, 16x15, attached garage,
radiant heat; lot, 100x185, fenced;
popular section. Army-Navy; rental,
$l50. Call Mr. Ivey, RE. $3.50; eyes,
AID. 1858.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
TILDEN GARDENS

Enjoy carefree comfort in this lovely
6.room, 1h-bath apt, overlooking
the beautiful gardens of Washing
tons finest Coop. For details call
MR. PALMER. CO. 6436. IS
COLORED-WHY RENT? When for
500 cash and sos per month you
location on the hill, vacant apt
now available. HARRY LOPATIN,
DI. 200: eyes. RA 0Rn2
Evening star., 1950-01-08

34O9 Pennsylvania ST, ryn,vsr,
ity Hills, Md large bedrnnms
1h baths, full. basement, Covered
porch, large back yard; SI2g 30 per
month. DAVID r. WALLACE, RE.
4949: ewes. and Sun. .TU. 2726.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
348 ONEIDA PL. NE.

N. H. AVE. EXTENDED
New home. brick, det.: 8 bedrms., liy.
Tm,, din. rm.. kitchen and 2 baths,
incl. refrig.; conv. to shopping and
transr.: Chillum bus fK-4) to
Oneida pl.; S140 mo: Can be seen
call Mon. FEDERAL RENTAL CO,
BIB N. Y. ave. NV. MA. 74O3.
500 4th ST. Sc, corner, convenient
location. facing public park; 6 large
rooms, BATH, 2 kitchens. h.-w,h,,
2 front porches: rent, 5000.
P. J. WALSHE, INC.
1115 Eye st. NV, MA. 646s. -s
Attention, Doctors, Dentists
Beautiful, large, new corner house,
suitable for doctor. 6o2 34th st..
Evening star., 1950-01-08
BRIGHTWOOD
BRIGHTWOOD

BRlGHl'WOOD
1920 RittenhouSe st. NV.
OPEN 2 TILL DARK.
Immaculate 24-ft. semidetached, stone
home; beautiful. large living room
carpeting; large dining room and
modern kitchen; 3 twin-size bed
rooms, 2 specially designed tiled
baths; stone garage; recreation
room; gas h.-wh. and many extra
features. DI. 1915, VIM. H.
SAUNDERS CO., INC. Ewes. GL.
1903
Evening star., 1950-01-08
MAYOR GARDENS

We have Just received several more
l and 2-bedrn. units available for
sale to vets: possession. LIV. RIM.
12x1S. FOYER, DIN. RM., MOD
ERN KIT. TILE BATH. LARGE
BEDROOMS, AMPLE CLOSETS.
Reasonable cash payment and
monthly payments from S62.I5 1ail
charges included. COMPARE THESE
PRICES TO ANY OTHERS. One
bedrm: unit, $3.50 up; two-bedrm.
unit. So $50 UP. EVERY CONVEN-
IENCE AT HAND. Sales ONCE, Ad-
minlStration Bldg, corner Naylor I'd.
Tues, Thurs, 90.
DRURY REALTY CORPORATION
Exclusive Agents
RE 1132 Ewes GE aooa
Evening star., 1950-01-08
HOUSES FURNISHED tcen.. J

14 MILES FROM WAsH.-,completely
rated; circulating oil heat, air
cond. bath with shower; phone. elee,.
all modern conven.; 3 acres for
lawn and garden; lge. shade trees;
flowers all season. Perfect for .
people; will take one small child.
SS5 per mo. Phone Bowie 1892
Sat. and Sum-, weekdays aft. As
BEDROOMS, 2 baths, comfortably
furn.; oil vapor heat; front and rear
yards. garage; $3.50 per mo. 313
Emerson St: NV. GE. SSH. Open
Sat. and Sun, ] to s pm. -8
MINED. AVAILABLE = Tastefally
furn home with 2 bedrms. and den,
y baths, lge. liv. rm. with firepl..
oil heat; 8 mi. from D c., mr.. Arl.,
Va, on lovely knoll overlooking
the countryside; $3.50 per mo. GIL.
s-BEDRooM detached house md in de-
dining room, kitchen and pantry
hrst floor: End A. porch inclosed:
garage; -$175. Available Jan. s.
THos. ]. FISHER CO. INC, DI.
sHIPLEY PARK. just OF Alabama
ave.-Newly and attractively furn.
rms; bedrms.; good refs. Call
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-s-rm.. bright
home; I, 1st and 2nd d. bath, As
6edrmsS Pee Va blk. Conn. ave bus.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
TILDEN GARDENS
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
$4,000.
This beautiful cooperative
Conn. ave. in one of the city's
finest cooperative apartment
houses. The rooms of this
apartment are all large and
well arranged. 1t is a home
with all the service of an
apartment house. For further
details phone Mr.. Everett Scott,
CO. 1000, Ext. $50.
'HANNON & LUCHS co
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.,
Evening star., 1950-01-08

$11, 900, $4,000 Dn., $68 No.
Modern 5.r,n. row brick home, fenced
yard: oil heat; e6 n. =: ave: and
X. S7oS. IA. 6i2e.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
CHEVY CHASE n =
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Cape Cod brick; 4 large bedrooms, 2
baths, ample storage space. garage;
pI 1giit II n p. 194s. Call Mrs. Robinson,
A. v: PIsANI. Realtor. OIL. 1900.
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN
This lovely det. brick home. less than
Z year old, has g large. bright rms.
3 ped.rsms:, .s 1st 4. powder rm.. plus
inclosed porch, gas a.-c. heat, Ice.
lot. etc. Owner must sell inmed,
and has priced at o real barRain
ngure. For details today, call Mr..
Paul, AK. 1895.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K st, NV, Realtors. EY 1911
Evening star., 1950-01-08
BARNABY WOODS

rrewar det. 3-bedrm., 2-bath Co.
lonial brick: newly redec. Features
Ice. din. rm,, open firepl. screened
porch Of liv. rm.. .brkfast. nook,
a., 11O-ft. shaded yard with barbe-
cue pit and det. brick garage, excel.
financing. 1mmed. poss. Call Colo
mel Tombaugh (retireD, with
JAMES l.. DIXON a CO.. 1922 18th
81; NV, ST. 720o. EVEs., WO.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
KENSINGTON

bedroom stucco house on beautiful
large lot. Newly decorated and
ready to move into. Consists Of
large living room with fireplace,
dining room, new modern kitchen:
End floor. colored tile bath. 3 bed
rooms. with plenty Of closet space;
full basement with oil heat and
privacy. Close to transportation
and schools. For further informa-
tion call OWNER. OIL. 0193. No
hPnHApe =
Evening star., 1950-01-08

CLOsE-IN ARLINGTON - 3-bedrm.
modern home, furr.; conven. schools,
stores and Govt. bldgs.; $3.50 mo.
OK. 4272. ..-
Evening star., 1950-01-08

s2e snEPHERD sT. N.w.-open sun
Q to 8. Many others. al sections
Mrs. 1snjamtn. NJ. B12s, AD. 1887
Evening star., 1950-01-08

0IOVER FARk
Oh Wis. ave. and Benton st. NV
Corner brick home, 9 rms. bath.
bath, pvt. entr.; nice cond.: only
$4,000, terms. Call now. RE.
3316, AID. 1885, CHAPMAN REALTY
Evening star., 1950-06-12
ADVERTISEMENT.
HOW DR., EDWARDS
Helps Folks Who
Need A Laxative

For years DR.. Edwards relieved
patients bothered from consti-
patton and its bad breath, sallow
skin, lack Of pep, with his DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets - now
sold at all drugstores. Olive
Tablets are all vegetable. They
act so gently, giving more nat
ural-like movements-complete
sottstaettoni 15c, SOC, 60c.
Browning chief., 1950-07-14
HE SPOKE HIS PIECE
By Richard H. Wilkinson

face was tense. you've got to hear
me. know it all sounds crazy. But
it isn't. Last year, when I went
away in such a hurry it was be-
cause my brother had been hurt in a
football game. I wrote you the day
after I arrived in California. Air
mail. 1t wasn't till a month later
that learned the plane crashed and
burned. Then I knew it was too late.
I came on east, bringing my brother
along with me. He got we'll"
He broke off. She was staring at
him in amazement. He gestured
helplessly. II tried to look you up,
but you'd gone south for the winter.
And then in the spring the universi-
ty sent me up to Canada to do some
research work. got back a week
ago, learned you were in town and
came here tonight, hoping to see
you. :"
He turned away, got halfway to
the door when she called. "Loring!"
He swung back, and she came up to
him. "Was :. Robert Brookes
your brother?"
eyes. How did you know"
81 didn't know. But 1 read
about him in the papers. And l
read about the crash Of the
plane, too Oh, Loring, what
stupid little fool I've been!"
She was in his arms, sobbing hys-
terically. Loring held her tight;
presently tilted her chin and kissed
her mouth. Darling! =. I hate
to think of what might have hap
pened if you had objected to coming
out on the terrace"
"Objected? Why, my precious,
:. if :. if you hadn't brought me
out would have died!"
Browning chief., 1950-07-14

physician whose four-volume "In-
tegrated Practice of Medicine" has
been called ''the practitioners
bible" by Time magazine. But be-
fore I ease into Dr. Hyman's no.
ton, let me give you some of the
reasons behind it,
IN THIS WEALTHIEST of ma
tions, where we have more doctors
per capita than anywhere else, mil
lions of people get periodic medical
check-ups-but seldom are they
checked for cancer until something
begins to hurt. The reason, accord
ing to DR.. Hyman, is that these ex-
aminations seldom include a "sur-
vey" for cancer, even though this
involves little more than a few
probings and scrapings.
Browning chief., 1950-07-14
BROADWAY AND MAIN STREET
Plan Given to Beot |nroods of Dread Disease
Makes All Doctors Offices Cancer Finding Labs
IF THIS PROGRAM w

IF THIS PROGRAM were backed
up by an educational campaign to
alert both doctors and public to the
Importance Of nipping cancer be-
fore 1t buds, it is Dr.. Hyman's esti-
mate that each of our 1OO, 900 gen.
eral practitioners would spot at
least one incipient case each year.
And since there's a $3.50 chance
Of curing cancer in its baby stages,
1t figures that some $4,000 lives
could be saved annually-either by
local medicos or by specialists and
hospitals equipped to deal with the
malady.
I know this is an undramatic no
ton, promising no miracles and
requiring no glass-and-chronium
skyscrapers. also know It isn't
new-clinics in New York and a
few other cities have worked along
these lines for years.
n campaign on national
scale, bot0eper, Is something new,
snd il ought to appeal to you b.
cause u Wonld give tbs fellov on
RID tho same chance to live
out bis tbree-seors-and-fen as fbs
chap on Central Park West.
I'm not suggesting, of course
that you tear up the 1000 letters and
put your entire S2,OOO,OOO into this
one venture. The plan which DR..
Hyman has outlined could be car
ried out for a tenth of that sum,
leaving the bulk Of your endowment
for well-administered agencies and
projects such as the Damon Run
yon fund.
And by putting couple of hun
dred thousand on the sure-shot of
diagnosis rather than on the long
shot of research, you would be rem
dering the average Joe and his mis-
sus service hardly anybody else is
bothering about.
Sincerely,
Billy Rose
Browning chief., 1950-07-14
As I got IL from Dr.. Hymsn, Z

As I got il from, Dr.. Hymsn, .
person has so per cent chance
Of licking cancer il IL Is spottsd
in its ineibisnt stages and treated
by competent physician. But
once tho maHgnaney is far enough
along to cause pain and the $50
eiated symptoms, tho odds sgain,t
killing the man-killer drop to 20
per cent.
Which, in my simple arithmetic,
means that 80 out of every 100
cancer deaths can be prevented
if we find way to make every
doctors office in the country a can
Ger detection center.
Here's where DR.. Hyman's notion
and your brothers money come in.
Why wouldn't it be a good idea
for the Black-Stevenson foundation
to compile all the latest knowledge
on cancer diagnosis in one hefty
volume and then, working through
the various local medical societies,
see to it that a copy of this volume,
free of charge, reaches the desk of
every family doctor in the country?
And why wouldn't it be a logical
extension of this idea to follow up
the book with supplements when
ever the research labs come up
with worthwhile advance in test
or technique?