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LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

ARLINGTON group lots; level: close
in. near Navy-Pentagon bldgs.. for
BOWERS. 1875 Eye st. NV. RE
HONE AND INCOME Mt. Pleasant;
for further information and appoint
WH sFisi ssa " acre acre, wooded With
beautiful view. in Mt. Vernon sec
ton, resasdyy for building. Ma. 7772
c 9 Ma INA MANOR 1oox1oo CONNER mns
Only i i0 Ss 900 ROYCE S sm Z. eARRs
B tAi olfkalo now avail. in I small
or, large groups in newly developed
sub. div. in N. Arl., close to shop.
school and bus. Call immed. for
best choice, Reas:; priced. Terms.
OWNER, GIL. 066s or ia. 2-5575.
1877 LOTS on Riggs road in Prince
Gsorges County: Utilities available
ton call weekdays, UN. 1915. UN
I'LL. Ewes: and week ends. OR.
F eGs' c6 5HRSRY c ESTATES, -1 near
oiney. Nd; two beautiful tracts Of
land Of approximately Is acres each,
on improved highway; $3.50 per acre.
This is in the most desirable Sec
ton of Montgomery County. Mary
land. Fine soil surrounded by
estates Of character: Cali MT: Candy.
BETWEEN INDIAN NH HEAD iS' Ro Al and and
81 acres Of wooded land crossed by
Thinkers Creek: good thing to own;
price, $1,000. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, 1719 K st. NV. MA. 1166.
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500 By . certain man In Arlington
who sold his car TO neighbor withA
Arlington Motor Co.
Il block South Of KEY Bridget
1917 North Moore st. Ow S7S7
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FALLS CHURCH
80 beautifully wooded acres: "a mile
from city limits; excellent for sub
division; S2.100 per acre: $4,000
cash, balance in LIST trust, with re-
lease clause; End high spot in Fair
fax County. approx, 1000 IT. on
proposed Fairfax Drive.
LUCILLE COOK
IA. 1912. Exclusive. FA. 1884:
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SEE US FIRST
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

LOCATED in large apartment hotel,
NV. section of city; approx. $500
SO. IT.; busy neighborhood: ideal To-
cation for high-type grocery and
meat market. tn. $500. MR.. HAG-
SPACE PGHT IN REAR. 1882 wis. ave-
rental: lights furn.; parking priyil.
BETHESDA-onice space consisting
of 2 or 3-rm. suites, suitable for
contractor, architect. engineer, or
manufacturer representatives: park
ing. and some yard space avail. il
a desired; Call WI. 777s day. sH.
1a s5G DE sy SALES ST. NV. tAeross f from
Mayflower HoteD. room size. 10 #.
8 in. by 10 IT., 4 in; attractive
business 4g :, Please inspect. II inter
sn nstee NM Rti 1851 tn. heat o,
ne, market; 2,4oo 50. feet on i i
floor, 2 toilets, oil h.-w.h.; cheap
PHR1Es, Realtors, Ma. $3.50. lii
CONN. AVE. near Mayfiower-9,O00
50. IT. on 2nd floor. private en-
trance, 81 per f.; DRURY REALTY
OFFICE BUILDING, downtovnI
IT, disable SPACE: carpeted floors,
mirrored. walls; 8 new tiled lava
tories, f1uorescent lighting, many
built-in cabinets; near parking; va,
%saInt; wi VII { eonnsider leasing W,, Cal
sAuN 1Sze Co CO INC pm WI" M15 ii
WISCONSIN AVE. bet. Sears and
Woodward & Lothrup. Sale or rent;
10 IT. front, End A., could be used
for living quarters. Phone WO.
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OFFICES & STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. 9lO 18th st. NV.
near Connecticut and K. New mod
ern attractive desk space for those
who want the best. Receptionist,
switchboard, mail and telephone an
LARGE SOUTHERN EXPOSURE
room. three windows. in law suite.
GOOD 18th ST. LOCATION; spa
or two; secre. service. available. ST.
7035. l4s
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rcuc-.s eec'. SALIVA.
MANSION RAMBLER

Custom built and the finest you've
ever seen, located at Lee blvd. and
on ga beautiful acres. Truly, this
home is q masterpiece Of craftsman
ship. Entering living room from
vestibule we behold a most spectacu-
lar sight; the size of it is 1926.
with studio ceiling and attractive iron
work across the top Of it; charming
Colonial fireplace. huge thermopane
picture window, steps to 5 most
attractive bedrooms and 2 tile baths.
also doorway to storage attic. On
the other side of the living room
there is a large formal dining room,
kitchen with built-in breakfast room;
also there Is a breeZeway to car port,
and Lear attached garage. plus stor-
age room. There is also q rear
screened deck porch, approx. "a base
ment with outside entrance. laundry
room, maids room and bath. Truly
a luxury home in a convenient loca-
ton with O great amount of privacy
Total price, $4,000. Only $4,000
cash required. Shown by appt: only.
Arlington Realty Co.
1904 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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GARAGES

6 GARAGES, mr.. 18th and E. Capital.
masonry bldg. 35'x35'. brick parti-
cash, bal. $50 mo. So 800. TR. OO10.
GARAGE WANTED, vicinity of 1898
Columbia I'd. NV. Call SMITH Ii.
39S27. 10 am. to z pm, or MI.
9714, after s pm IA
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INDUSTRIAL PRopERTY-sALE
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

$500 SO. FIT. vacant ground. on
grade and fronting 351 IT. on Pa.
R. r. siding at D. c. line in Prince
Georges Co.. Md: all util. available.
Reas. rent. Call Mr.. Morgan,
CHARLES c. KooNES q CO., DI.
2342 IA
5000 so. FEET, freproof construc-
ton. conveniently located. near
month. GRAHAM + OGDEN M me- e.
S03 King St. Alex, Va. AL. 1900
and TIE. 1900 -15
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ROLLING ACREAGE IN
FINE NEARBY SECTION
35 acres of rolling beauty in area OF
exclusive homes and estates; includes
spacious rambler and 2 rental bum
galows; perfect fer fine farm or ex-
elusive small estate DEVELOPMENT;
Cali Mr.. Hunter. 81. 933a.
Montgomery Investment
& Insurance Co., SH. 8010
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED
AVIATION

TAYLORCRAFT, late 1946 de luxe.
low. hours, good condition. $685. or
best offer; must sell; financing can
aresSional Airport. Call WI. 1905.
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-van Norman brake drum
lathe or similar type; also a Weaver
brake tester. BOX 4l6-Y. Star. III
end for 1889 ''75"
FACTORY REBUILT MoToRS-ws
have available for immediate deliy-
Plymouth '34-47. Dodge '34-'47.
We can order Buick, Chrysler. De
Soto, Olds.. Pontiac, Studebaker and
WHY'S; terms as low as Sill
monthly; installation can be ar
ranged. MONTGOMERY WARD,
Alexandria. Va. AL. 1900.
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ARLINGTON-FAIRFAX
2-Bedrm. Frame Bungalow
7/10 ACRE


ARLINGTON-FAIRFAX
2-Bedrm. Frame Bungalow
ITO ACRE
Yor, $3.50, about $500 cash down.
rent. leu. it.. refgr., Hardwick gas
range: near Annandale, Va. All
you budget Dummies and rent beaters
come a-running. It's quick sale.
Call OW. 9090.
ARTISTS SECLUSION
Rustic frame story and half bunga-
low in most picturesque setting
terior; bedrms. and Sleeping
porch. Gear garage, Y acres gently
rolling land. Don't ask to see this
place unless you are looking for the
unusual $4,000. Call OW. 5000.
PICTURE COTTAGE
White with green trim. 13x1S lily. rm.,
10x12 din. nm, bright kit, 2 bed
fR Tnsn aad bath at Sn l sub ssaay an
completely insulated; u bsmt., oil
h.-wh., level 60x200 well kept lots,
3 mi. from Falls Church, "a blk.
from school bus. First couple buys
this one for S12,500: substantial
$4,000 CASH
NeeQed TO purchase TINS cloSe-ln =
bedrm. Colonial; total price, 50, $50:
nice lot. 50xl59 with lots of trees;
auto. gas heat. Z Gu. #. refgr., gas
range; liv. rm., dinette and kit. on
LIST f.; possession Oct. ID; shown by
appt. only Call OW. 5000.
OUR CHOICE
ION ~ ACRE.
Buy in 3-bedrm. home; all brick
with 20-ft. liv. rm.. fireplace, sep
arate din. rm.. that will take your
complete better furniture, modern
kit, S-cu. IT. refgr., cleo. range,
complete basement, oil heat; real
country atmosphere, yet only doors
on main road into washington.
$14,950 buys with substantial cash.
Call OW. 5000.
4-BEDRM. BRICK
Close-in Arlington; liv. rm.. din rm..
kitchen are Just average size. 1st-fl.
den, finished rec. rm. in basement,
range, refgr.. auto. oil heat, ideal
for lge. family. Asking S1S,500.
Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. of Glebe Rd.
OW 1000
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BOATS

35-FT WHEELER CRUISER, twin
engines. ship to-shore phone, power
plant, sleeps 3: one Of the prettiest
yachts adoat; has everything a real
boatman could want. Phone OIL.
O336 for appointment. liz
CUPBOARD MOTOR; Lawson, 6 hp,
1850; air cooled; oil not mixed with
gasoline. Sacrifice $3.50. Telephone
Franklin 1896 3 to o pm. 49,
JOHNSON SEAHoRSE CUPBOARD,
brand-neW 1850 model: one 16 hp.;
regular S346.50. now S277. 20; two
$322.20. Time payments avail. NASH
MARINE SUPPLY, INC DI. 4Cl0.
FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Say,
Herring Bay. Eastern Bay, Gooses,
THONY KING wa aI92
CHESAPEAKE BAY BUILT cabin
cruiser, 4S it., comp. equipped, new
motor. life preservers, galley, rear
open deck, compl. incloSed control
cabin; sleeps 4; sacrifice for low
price. Can be seen at BERLITz
PIER. Deal, Md. West River 61S1.
WIZARD SUPER 10. 1850 mod model;
$175 or best offer. EN-. O2O7. -l5
eateles built. completely rugged.
ready for racing. $500 less than
cost. OH. 30S2. -15
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RAILERS

WILL SELL 23-ft. Homemobile house
trailer, 1947, for 81 900 cash; sleeps
4; heater, stove with oven, cleo. refgr.,
sink, cleo, lights; owner is taking
best buy in town. VIII chop tins
trailer for stove wood before I'll
take 5000. Call Ma. 1890 Ext. 576
between 8 am. and pm. -15
So. 795. STANLEY II. HORNER, INC.
9th and Fla. ave. ne. AT. 6464.
rooms and bath; this trailer has
everything. Priced to sell. Lot 80.
WASHINGTON TOURIST CAMP. WA.
TRaaoSTTwooD. Is IT,; excel. cond.;
fully equipped; sleeps 4; $685.. 81.
REFER TRAILER SALES, Berwyn.
now has lge. display of both new
and used trailers; very good assort-
ment; clean. used trailers, ranging
in size from Ii to 33 IT.; priced
from $500 to $3.50, terms to S
yrs. Phone TO 5l11
SMALL. CUSTOM-BUILT California
house trailer; $3.50. Call 2016 o
st. NV. Ia
Manning Trailer Sales
YOUR MID-STATES DEALER"
o. S. No. at Berwyn, Md. Tower 66S1
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FARMS

stock farm. for S32.75o. Also S16
acres with 172 acres Of crop land,
81 acres permanent pasture. Good
farm house. $21 $50. These farms
aRog RIt o yer 6fsd BERNAFp p T
NEW sTRo5utTT CATHAaLioG-Farms,
Country Businesses. Mailed free.
SIRS0UT. TIA woodward Bldg,
ssAcRE Farm MMet oD ehe she a6as
needs repair. Good State road. This
is some of the finest farming and
grazing land in Northern Va. S9.750
bali cash. THOMAS g. CO.. Fair
15 5oe cRG; 6 9si 1s1 TRARM-1s5 acre.
dairy equipment Included: Groom
house with bath: all buildings tip.
top condition. Call TOM ATHEY
175 ACRES = Montgomery county
dairy, farm; $50 acres in grass; go
COW barn; 3-room dairy; dry barn,
21x127; concrete machine shed, new
chicken houses; good, 6-room, mod
ot gsrae ao9 cs i sEsF L1 Riff
CUM PoolesvilIe Sill. -
STOCK FARM Of go acres nea,
bank barn, several other bldgs.
sr n seP 70 aetv EatsF T. 1885, aOoE
Ruble. Poolesyille 2012. with R. p
RIPLEY. Realtor.
TEN-ACRE PLACE about II miles
from Sill. Spg.; .modernized farm.
house has tiled bath, equipped
Kitchen and oil heat; all-purpost
orchard, bees. or what have H You
direct easy drive to business daily
T: P. RIPLEY. Realtor. ST.. Gill
vikGINiA PLANrATIoN-one of til,
plantations. Beautiful Georgian tn
restored Timber valued at SI0O,-
900. Total acreage 1000. 1nforma.
ton to properly identified and f.
s scaM1p Ss0S & %1so 6s 1 ReuntE 49i
E. Franklin street, Richmond, va,
SMALL FARM. II acres. 6-rm. house,
IA baths. oil heat, small barn, g
Silver SIT saFaf spr GsReF Oiags nj from
SRos1gs: s sH. 1870: n EYES. and sun H.
MRS. SCOTT, sH. 1861.
CARROLL COUNTY-114-acre stock
farm; beautiful 4-bedrm. modern
country home in good repair; ready
to move into; in lovely setting; very
productive, rolling, fertile land with
stream; large bank barn; MANY
other outbuildinss; on good road
modern 3-bedrm. ranch house.
years old; all in good repair: ready
to move into; fireplace, full bsmt
storm windows; attached garage
poultry house; lovely lawn; on good
road; mr.. clean village; price. 3d.
FREDERICK COUNTY - 236 acre
dairy farm; large bank barn with
36 stanchions; modern 7-room
house; also Groom tenant house
With VI aeTss m m aoe vo sda Pa1tar
tillable land; located on good road
price, $4,000.
JOHN BURDoFT, Colesville. Md.
r. F. D. No. 2. Silver Spring. Md
Call Ashton (Md.l 3S46. IL
Committing Distance
so acres. % miles of D. c.; enjoy
city comforts in this 3-year-old all.
modern home; excellent grazing land
well fenced; springs, ample for pool
school bus at property; $1S,25O
BEULAH GOss, CHI. 56S2
SEE US FIRST
10 a., near Stephens City $1,000
SO a., 45 miles D. C.----S15,00 0
90 a.: country estate S35; 000
BARNEY REAL ESTATE
Falls Church. Va. FA. 1901
LEE HWY.
STOCK FARM
207 acres, modern S-rm. house, 2H
baths, oil heat; long frontage; COM
shutting to D. C. viii consider rea-
sonable offer.
J. L. G.. WEST
FA. 2135
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MOTORCYCLES

SEE THE 1851. 1877 &C Famous
James," complete with teledraulic
forks and spring frame; will pass
D. C. INSPECTION: Immediate delivery.
ALLIED MOTORCYCLES
912 9th St. NV RE. 5O73. IA
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OVER $4,000 SO. FIT.
81 PER FOOT; DoWNToWN LocA.
ORGANIZATIONS, OFFICES, SALES
DISPLAY ROOMS OR STORAGE
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1853
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CoLORED EXCEL. BUILDING lot
on good road with sewer and water;
60x150; easy terms; near D. C. line.
A good investment. KENSINGTON
REALTY CO., LO. 5-1105; ewes,
OIL. 1882. Ia
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WOODBRIDGE

1918 Myrtle ave. me-; 421zx20O; all
improvements. S1.750. or best rea-
sonable offer; must be sold. La.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

HT-UNIT-Detached apt.-Conv.
NV; all have bedrms. To inspect
this fine investment please cali
MAURICE KOHNER, DI. 2I4S.
16. FURNISHED APARTMENTS-De
sirable downtown location, income
MR.. GALLIHER, MA. 6341 or MI.
1883: IA
1O11 10Th ST. N.W.-Mod. 4 story,
-cond. ONCE bldg; annual net,
$4,000. DRURY REALTY CORP,
MI. 1000, ewes. EN-. 1856.
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N. ARLINGTON
NORTH ARLINGTON

Brick home. liv rm. with fireplace,
dining rm., equipped kitchen. lst
floor: 3 hedrms.. tile bath. End f.;
full bsmt., hardwood floors, nice lot
with shade trees, fenced yard. fruit
LIST trust at 49s.
A. w. GREENE REALTY
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HOWARD COUNTY, acres: all.
modern 3-bedrm. ranch house, {
years old, all in good repair; ready
to move into; fireplace, full bsmt.
storm windows: attached garage
poultry house; lovely lawn; on good
road; mr.. clean village; price. S13.-
500.
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CARROLL COUNTY-f14-acre stock
farm; beautiful 4-bedrm. modern
country home in good repair; ready
to move into; in lovely setting; very
productive, rolling, fertile land with
stream; large bank barn; many
other outbuildings; on good road |;
priced very low, $4,000.
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FREDERICK COUNTY - 236 acre
SO stanchions; modern 7-room
house; also Groom tenant house
rs acres in meadow and pasture
with stream; some woods; balance
tillable land; located on good road
price, $4,000.
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AZ H ST. N.E.-LGE. STORE
Avail. Sept. 10. near Union Sta
ton and GPO; reaS. rent, incl
heat. LISS REALTY CO., INC, RE
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and six handicapped tables and marble
benches.
What's cooking? Anything from spareribs
to chicken, to hind quarter of lamb. In
winter, barbecue operations are moved to the
living-room fireplace. For this Mrs. Decker
has designed tripod to stand over the Goals,
the grill dropped over this.
A barbecue at the Deckers' lasts for two
days. First day it may be barbecued spare,
ribs: lamb on the morrow. AS Mrs. Decker
says. once the pit gets going it's snap to
entertain twice, the second-day party is just
half as much effort as the first which starts
out from scratch.
One hot dish, most likely succotash. and
great bowls of cole slaw. Dessert is fresh fruit
in winter, in warm weather the icy-cold
Evening star., 1950-09-10

A cHoP-LIcKING journey I've made, criss-
IA crossing II states, talking to outdoor
cooks busy over pits and spits, over charcoal
pots and the portable grills One purpose in
mind = to search down the best among the
barbecue sauces.
The hunt started at party with the Larry
Craigs in Birmingham, Ala, eating barbecued
steak A stop in Albuquerque, N. M. for
sauce to fire wieners. Hopscotch to San
Anselmo, Calf, to eat barbecued turkey.
The places I've been! And one of the jolli-
est the Decker Hotel Not hotel really, l
mean the home of Clarence Decker, president
of the University of Kansas City, Mo. Here
there are always house guests, always party.
Mrs. Decker, that's Mary Bell. is Missou-
rian, her father clergyman who liked inter-
esting people around his table. And Mary
Bell likes it that way. too.
Two-Day Feasss
PLENTY of room for crowd. The Deckers'
place was the home of the wealthy Dickey
family; it's modified English-type house
with large drawing room. dining room, broad
terrace and beyond the terrace, stretch
of lawn and far over big barbecue pit
Evening star., 1950-09-10

to 60 easy on the Tabasco. Yield: 3 quarts.
liam Lubbock's sauce has a mighty reputa-
ton. MIR. Lubbock was a cattle man who
staged barbecues and just for fun would invite
no fewer than 500 people. His daughter,
Mary Lasswell the writer. living in Newport,
r. l., is chip off the old block when it comes
to entertaining. She loves barbecue and
it's Dads sauce she uses to lather the meat
The ingredients are given here for crowd
service, but the sauce has many uses and can
be kept in the home refrigerator almost in
definitely This recipe calls for fantastic
amounts of cayenne and Tabasco, being
styled for Texans stomachs of copper bot
toms and zinc Innings. Mary says: Use your
own judgment regarding these two heating
elements"
Lubbock Baxbecue Sauce
pound butter
2 tablespoons dry mustard
5-ounce bottle Worcestershire sauce
S ounces strong garlic vinegar
3 Tablespoons lemon juice
Salt to taste
Tabasco to taste
Cayenne pepper to taste
Let butter stand at room temperature until
nearly melted. Add mustard; then blend in
other ingredients using wooden spoon. Let
the sauce ripen two days. Yield pint sauce.
Come to oar house for barbecued steaks,
was the invitation from Anita and Larry
Craig the week was story-chasing IN Biz
mingham, Ala. The Craigs have built stone
terrace on their wooded. hillside within easy
range of the kitchen door. Center of attrac-
ton the six-foot barbecue where they broil
whatever the season brings quail. dove, rabbit,
Continued on page l9
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watermelon. Everyone smacks lips over the
barbecued meat - give the sauce credit.
Kansas City Baxbecue Sauce
gallon tomato puree or ketchup
cup vinegar
cup brown sugar
tablespoon salt
cloves garlic, mashed
2 tablespoons celery seed
15-ounce bottle Worcestershire sauce
Red-hot sauce to taste
l tablespoon curry powder (optionaD
2 tablespoons Tabasco
Place tomato puree or ketchup in pot; add
remaining ingredients. Simmer until mixture
is reduced to three quarts. It's hot stuff guar
anteed to kill at 300 paces Maybe it's wise
Evening star., 1950-09-10

The outdoor cooks secret is i'm the sauce.
Crisscrossing the country, our expert has
ferreted out the best recipes to be found
BY CLEMENTINE PADDLEFORD
Kodiak mirror., 1950-09-09
Paddles Stolen, Boat Entered

Reports of persons stealing paddles and entering air. lanes moored at Big Lake have been given to the U. s. Mar shal's office. Clarence Dizney, deputy marshal, has issued a warning to anyone, pilfering and molesting the planes.
 The Prospector, purse sci ner owned by Bill Poland, was boarded recently by providers and a quantity of food and supplies taken. An investigs-
Kodiak mirror., 1950-09-09
Strange Flame Seen lf1 Berjng Sea

A strange pillar of flame
 b,ossoming out of the Bering
 Sea near the island of Nuni-
 yak was reported this week to
 the CAA in Anchorage.
 An operator of a commercial
 radio station described the
 flame as "a strange shaft of
 flame that continued to grow
 in intensity for a period of a. 1 bout five minutes.
 ! A check of aircraft in the vicinity failed to show any of
 them as missing or overdue. l Army and Navy officials could offer no explanation of
 the report. The phenomenon
 occurred between Nunivak and 1 Nelson islands about foo miles from the Siberian coast. A judgment in favor of R. D. Russell, plaintiff, was en- tered in commissioners court
 this week, in a suit filed by
 Russell against George Rich ardson. Russell asked the sum of $252.85, plus interest since November, 1914, for merchan- disc sold Richardson. Richard son admitted he owed the a. mount and was also ordered to pay attorney fees and court costs.
 John c. Hughes was attor- ney for Russell, owner of Rus sells Mems Store.
 Application for a marriage license has been made by Levi Wesley Woods of the navy and Miss Norma Jean Childers of Oklahoma City.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-09-09
KODIAK MIRROR

tion of the above complaints IS
 being made. Tuesday, Mrs. Jack Bourne
 asked Dizney to help locate a one man rubber life raft and length of seine that disap- peared from Kalsin Bay over the weekend. Earlier a larger rubber raft was destroyed that
 belonged to Mir. and Mrs.
 Bourne.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-09-09

A warranty deed from MT. and Mrs. Julius Anderson to Joseph Hester for part of lot 2 block 7 has been recorded.
Evening star., 1950-04-24
Margaret Bopp
Is Engaged
| To Mr.. RenIer

Mr.. Rudolph j. Bopp, Assistant
Deputy Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue. and Mrs. Bopp announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Margaret Anne. to Mr.. Raymond
F. Remler, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Remler of Chevy Chase.
Miss Bopp is descended from
two of the pioneer settlers Of
Montgomery County. Her great
great-grandfather was Samuel
Shoemaker, who came to Pennsyl-
vania from England in 1888 and
later settled in Maryland in the
area now known as Yorktown VII
lage. She is also descended from
the Perry family who came to
Montgomery County before the
Revolutionary War.
Mr.. Remler is a student at the
University Of Indiana.
The wedding will take place
June 10 in the United Presby-
terian Church on River Road.
Evening star., 1950-04-24
Emily Post

ring, it is her responsibility 20
take care Of it-certainly not his.
After their marriage. whether or
not he inSures her possessions is
not merely a question Of whether
he wants to do so, but OF whether
he can afford it.
sympathy Cords
Dear Mrs, Post: Aren't Sympa-
thy cards. which people some
times send to the bereaved. sup
posed TO be acknowledged My
mother thinks it necessary only
to thank for flowers, spiritual
bouquets and hand-written notes.
She thinks sympathy cards rank
with get-well cards and other
greeting cards which require no
special handwritten acknowledge
ment. Please settle this difference
we have.
Answer: I agree with your
mother.
Mrs. Post is sorry she can
not dnSiper personal mail Hotp-
eper. Mrs. Posts leaflets E-I.
Announcing the Engagement"
includes announcing the engage
ment publicly. the ring. and
other information. To obtain a
copy. send fpe cents in coin
and a stamped Selt-dddreSsed
envelope TO her, co The Eve
ming Star. p o. Bor 90. Station
G. New York 10, N. Y.