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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-02

Henry McLenore:

] have little or no faltn IN
books which tell a person how
to 60 to sleep, 1t being my Arm
conviction that any one who
chooses to add to his income by
writing a book isn't crazy about
sleeping.
I've never written a book. but
I have started thousand or
two of them. and my experience
is that authorized will keep you
wider awake, thus enabling you
to hear the town crier's "All Is
WE'LL" than a cup of New Or
leans drip benzedrine.
Some Of the books which I
have started and never finished,
and which have kept me awake
long after the owls had hit the
sack, are 1.-THE Origin and Sig
nificance of the Game of Post
Office" From Here to Eternity
With Stopover Privileges" do
Bees Violate the Interstate Com
merce Regulations?" and with
the Grownup Bobsey Twins on a
Raft With an Adult Tom Swift"
This lis in the nature of an
appeal to book publishers not to
send me free, no strings at
tached (save for two clippings
of my review and. usually. II
cents postage duel, their books
on how to sleep.
He's Able to Sleep.
I make this request Tor several
reasons, one being that I must
have some ability to sleep, else ]
wouldn't be here. ! defy any sand
man author to name me q fellow
who has lived A consecutive
years, as I have, without having
mastered the principles. at least
of sleep.
Another reason is that one
mans idea of sleep Is another
mans poison. Author x says the
first thing to do when you stretch
out and want to sleep is to clincf
your fists and illustrate to yourself.
what tension is. I'll admit that
have seen this method used sue.
cessfully In ,prizefights, but II
certainly isn't applicable to every.
one.
Let me start clinching my fists
at night and a craving for combat
overcomes me; every slight tina
has ever been paid me arises tx
the face of my memory. and ! find
myself wide awake, cussing ane
vowing vengeance.
Author B suggests putting
pillows under ones arms, knees,
head, clavicle, and ear drums.
This pillow fight, so to speak,
may be just the thing to put
the author to sleep. but speak
ing for myself, it would keep me
awake worrying about why I
had sank so much dough in an
innerspring mattress.
Take A Walk.
Author well, there Is no
limit to his suggestions. He
advises almost everything. Clinch
your pillow and hit your fists.
walk around the block after
having filled your stomach with
warm concoction whose prin-
cipal ingredients are things that
a gourmet gnu would sniff at.
I would like to know what is
wrong with staying up all night
and sleeping all day. I ask this
because that is what ] do. am
as alert as Phi Beta Kappa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-02
Dovid Lawrence.

President Truman can't wait
till Just before the Democratic
National Convention to reveal
his decision about accepting q
denomination and do either
himself or his party any good.
He may have such a plan in
mind now. as he indicated to
press conference last week, but
II he sticks TO it he will manage
to confuse the whole Democratic
party machinery and lessen its
chances for a victory in 1852.
For, while the national con-
ventions are about Is months
away, the campaign to line up
State delegations will begin, as
they always do, long before the
conventions are held. Whether
he wishes it or not. Mr.. Truman
will be q factor in the scramble
for delegates. His failure to say
where he stands will become as
important in the decision of the
leaders in some States to get
together an unrestricted" dele
cation as it will be in other
States where the overworked but
still disable technique of a
draft" will be availed of to
line up instructed. delegations.
The machinery of selecting
delegates is one that is very
familiar to politicians but I'M
fortunately the public has never
paid much attention to it. Yet
out of these very preliminary
maneuvers- sometimes as much
as year ahead of conventions
the delegations are set and
the nomination of certain in
dividual or the success of a GER
tain faction is assured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-02
Thonos [. Stokes:

It was at least political"
coincidence that on the same
day recently both President
Truman here at the White
House and Gov. Dewey at
Albany struck the same atti-
tude as Cal Coolidge's preacher.
Youremember the story about
how that wry President, or, his
return from church one Sunday,
was asked by Mrs. Coolidge, who
was unable to attend, what the
sermon was about, and how he
replied in his laconic style, "sin."
And when queried further what
the parson had said, how he
emitted another capsule gem:
HE was agin' 1t"
So are Harry Truman and
Tom Dewey, and so are politi-
clans of both parties. All can
stand together, and must. where
sin appears in the noisome form
Of organized crime. gambling,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-02
Books on Insomnia Are Bunk;
Sit Up All Night, You'll Sleep

Phox at night. and as dull as
skinned ditchwater during the
day. s
Let's take Damon Runyon for
a first example. I take it for
granted that he was most
talented man. Thousands en-
joyed and are still enjoying his
stories and the movies and the
show based upon them. I take
it for granted that he was mag
niflcently more equipped mental
ly than most of the 8 to bed and
Z to rise people you can name
offhand.
In the Dark Of Night.
But sunrise was sunset to
Damon. He never could see the
difference between the magnifi-
cence of the sun and the naked
brightness of the noon, and the
equally bright moon nakedness
Of IL midnight.
7 could name you hundred
other fairly capable people. in
Guiding Mr.. Hemingway, who
can't sleep after the sun comes
UP because of what he says are
thin eyelids."
My request of publishers is
that they send me a book on
how to keep awake during the
day. not how to sleep at night.
Millions and millions of people
sleep at night, and consider it
the proper thing to do. I would
not challenge their right to this
choice Of hours, lest some day
run for political Office and find
the night-sleepers solidly lined
up against me.
That's all.
Distributed By McNausht syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1951-03-25
HoUSES-SALE-MD. tcont.)

rWo-BEDROoM RAMBLER built
Just 8 months ago of top quality
and in perfect condition In Ken
sington- Wheaton area: owner NOV
ing away because of health: new
listing at $17,95O of as finely built
eome RiP,EE% p ESuve RssiFor ssfn Anywhere sI +
Open ewes.
A 2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW; full base
ment; large mod. kit; large lot; onl!
2 years old; $500; low MONTH!
payments. Please call Mr.. Forkish
TU. 2100; ewes. GA. 1888. AVON
ssa sa9ekEX; &c PHk Mo RealtoI ioc,1ass taxes ard
JIM, shingles. Bet. .Glenmont schoo
and Wheaton shopping center. C. M
JOHNSON, SH. 45lS.
NEAR MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
10-rm. frame house; 2 baths, in.
closed porch, partial basement, oil
heat; lot, 69x175: $13.S50; $4,000
line. MRS. BURGESS. Realtor, 6ioa
Broad St. WI, 1853.
5000 DOWN; immediate possession
nr. Army Map Service and George.
town; 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. detached
storm windows. screens, auto. ga!
heat and hot water gas refgr.
sssE6RooM stHES; Usi MoME aesai in Silver sprine
not too far from st. Bernadettt
School. Cape Cod style with ]. M
shinele siding, porch across front
fireplace, full dining room, INV
heat; 2-car garage; can be bough
for only $15.950 because it need.
paint and paper. r. P. RIPLEY
Rsaltor, 81, gill. Open ewes.
4-RO0M BUNGALOW: IN acres O
ground; Spellman, Md; conyenien
transp.: S6,500. or best offer
Would consider renting. Call Pooles
OPEN TODAY, 1 TO 8. S14.500
91O Domer ave-, Takoma Park, Md
Brick. 10 yrs. old; 5 rms. mod
bath, bSmt.; oil h.-w.h.; nice land
scaped lot; splendid loca Term:
arranged. w. CLIFFORD SHERTZER
DE OOn1 OF SNI-
Evening star., 1951-03-25
HoUSES-SALE-S.E. (cont.) |

CAPITOL HTS. AREA-9-rm.. 2-bath,
4-,;anere tract; ta, S15,540, ,0a,s Call Mr.
ctodNSaREss HEIGHTS. Open Sum-
day, 9 till dark. Lovely 3-bedrm.
ail-GE Kit. : baths. full bsmt..
only Sl4.s5O; Out Atlantic St,
ES E5on So f1Rls9 nc ss 42i5 L. EaSslsf S4
coNGREss HEIGHTs. S4HG; s1s. $50. With
homes of fun rms. and bath. Full
Sioet' bSnt' nraSsSw,ys fenesd yard LOCATED $50 $40
AE6RE sfySfs ifs1 nc E Eu. 'nSpsss4i 4apSs4 DhoRs
NICHOLS AVE, near Atlantic Theater;
lovely 5-Tm. brick: only $1,000
down. bal. $s5;s3 per mo. incl
c. ! JNc;s N6;s5 ST, $500; ewes. and Sun,
full Colonial tapestry brick, suitable
or 2 families, 2 screened rear
porches, Genuine bargain, S12.750.
Trade consider, Mr.; Austin. 10.
BROOM BRICK HoUsE; excellent
condition: close to shopping center
and school in desirable Southeast
location; $4,000. Box 34O-X, Star.
26'
NEAR MINI. AVE. AND r ST.-Semi.
detached buff brick; has six lovely
rooms and bath: h.-w. Gil heat;
this house is located In one of Sc.
Washingtons finest sections; con-
yenient to everything; newly re-
decorated, throughout; asking S17.-
600. and worth it. Shown by
apopintment. Ewes. and Sun. call
Mr.. Sharpe, SH. 2764. A. H. BACAS,
Realtor and Broker AID. 1881.
BUNGALOW, 4 rms. and bath in
town; extra lge. lot, fruit trees and
flowers, See OWNER, 5102 W st.
Evening star., 1951-03-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA-Only S13,500 for this
1S-ft. tapestry brick, incl. porches
bath in bsmt. Conveniently located
in quiet residential section; mr.. the
center Of Anacostia. Good condition.
Immediate occupancy. Terms. Cali
Mr.. Gavin with H. G; sMITHY CO,
ANACOSTIA-NEAR MINI. AVE-
Lge. !6-rm. brick, 2 encl. porches, gas
MAN REALTY INC, 1345 Coco
Hope rd., Sc. LU. 4-3400; LU.
A,NAcosTIA1,Detaehed, s-rooms. 4.
efpF06mS oi ITh sRatHS fuil HARTMAS passnfas
REALTY, INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd
BRADBURY HEiGHTs-5117 Dyer,
st. s.e.-Brick bungalow, 5-rms.
bath. = finished attic rooms. full
bbasemanent. large level lot, S11,500
ment. HARTMAN REALTY, INC;
1852 4.s4oo. o22f Sfi 55fS' 5HPs rd' Sc Iu
BRADBURY HEIGHTS year old
Diet. brick, rms, 4-bdrms., 2 til:
baths. 2 bedrooms and bath. 1st fl.
full basement, gas heat. bargain
$I5.25o. substantial cash needed
Good Hope I'd. Sc. Lu, 4-34oc, VI
1916.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS 756 Upsa
st. e.-Semidet. brick, 3 bedrmS.
2la baths, one on 1st A.; assume
CT loan at 40. Price. S13.250
Shown by appointment. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd
Sc. LU. 4-3400. LU. 4-7572.
CONGRESS HTS, near Boiling Fielc
q rms. ia baths. semidet. brick
y bath 1st A., peri. cond. Assume
40 GI loan. Small down payment
Consider trade. Immed. poss. JOHN
l.. SHELTON. Realtor, 10. $4,000
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COLORED-VACANT
Open Today l to 6
1899 TALRERT TERRACE

1OOO 41AA1IIIV I1ULVlIOI
Modern 5-rm. brick, tile bath, fully
equipped kit. lse. basemt.. oil heat,
Price and terms reasonable for quick
sale. Directions: Out Nichols ave. to
Talbert st. left on Talbert St about
2 blks to Talbert terrace right to
home. H. T. RANDOLPH. exclusive,
2137 K st. NV. RE. 2l37.
Colored-1200 Block B st.
(Now Independence ave. This charm
has large bright rooms, bath,
porches. nice lot. full basement, h.
VIII, and is in excel. cond. Low cash
payment and easy monthly pay
ments to a good purchaser and
priced low. To inspect call today l..
to $3.50.
JESS FISHER & CO., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors Elk, 1911
Evening star., 1951-03-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SEE THIS

Open today, 2 to 5. 8 bedrms., 2 UP
and l down, with 2 full baths. large
living rm., dining rm.. modern kitch-
en-. full basement. 3 years old.
Very large lot. Only S14.500. Di-
rections: out Conn. ave. extended
to Garrett Park rd., left to 4304
Garrett Park re.
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
Realtors. OR 21OD. @ to Q
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Continued on Next Pagel
Evening star., 1951-03-25
80 Phil. AVENUE
BUILDERS HOME

Brick and stone house in Forest
Estates. 1st floor, center hall, living
room with fireplace, dining room
modern kitchen, powder room, side
perch. End floor. large bedrms.,
bath. sun deck. Full basement. toilet,
double steel beam construction, out
side entrance. large corner lot. I'm
mediate possession. Only $4,000
down. Call Mr.. Mackintosh, Jr.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
DI. $500; Ewes, LO. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-03-25
COInRED

$500 DOWN-POSSESSI
500 BLOCK B ST. Sc
Clean. large 6-rm. row brick-Full
bsmt. with coal h.-w.h. Immediate
possession. Reas. monthly payments.
SURETY REALTY CO.. AID. 0531,
It'll 8. -25
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Bethesda-Edgernoor

Bethesda-Edgemoor
Den, Powder Rm. 1st Floor
4 bearms., 2 l3s,tl baths on n, 2nd I'd, foo! s1
brick Colonial. Breezeway connect.
ing gear garage. Best section
Reas. priced.
3 Other Desirable Homes
Bradley blvd. estate with approx
3 acres. S-rm. stone house. Isl
floor, living rm., 14x27; firepl.. large
dining rm.. den. bedrm., lge. clut
rm., bath: full basement. oil h.-w h
2nd floor. 3 large bedrms. and bath
scar garage. lovely grounds, shrubs
and trees. Price, $4,000. Eas,
terms.
MOST ATTRACTIVE
3-bedrm., 2-bath rambler, will be
completed soon, large rooms with
double closets. large corner lot
MODERN, 2-STORY HOME
With bedrm. and powder rm. Isl
flooori bedrms. and bath 2nd floor
EUGENE B. GINGELL
Bethesda. Md. WI. 2O22.
Ewes, WI 1890 or OIL 475S
Evening star., 1951-03-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Silver Spring Rambler
OPEN SUNDAY / TO G

Detached white 2-bedroom rambler
/ "a yrs. old, in Immaculate condi-
ton: situated on level corner lot
95x95. Many features not usually
found in this price group; fireplace
in living rrn.. dining rm., screened
porch; finished stairway expand
ible attic; full basement. To reach:
Out Colesville Pike to traffic light
at Four Corners. left on Old Bla.
densburg rd. to Scully ave. left 2
den. HELENA C. KADOW, Broker
OIL. S072 or JU. 7-54S4. -25
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5308 SHADY SIDE AVE.
5-rm.. asbestos bungalow only $3.50
on large lot. owner, ERNEST r
BEACH. 5s01 Temple Hill I'd. SEE,
Md. Cypress 1889. -26
COLoRED GI-S56 per mo; $3.50
dow down u nice 5orm oor1. BRICK; bsmt nice
CoLoRED - ANAcosTiA $3.50;
detached bungalow; 1906 Stanton I'd
Sc, near new school; large lot, bath;
immediate possession; easy terms.
Another at 29l3 Stanton rd. Sc
For only $3.50 full price; terms,
FIR. 2100 or IA. $3.50. -a6
COLoRED-I7l7 B ST. s.E.-s rms.
furnished; S14 900; 81 800 cash. S75
monthly payments; Call HO. 1875
CoLoRED-ss50 DoWN-1Ias HOW.
ARP ARP. RRropea ID % sun M til dark; ark
rms. bath; full bsmt; level lot.
paved alley: well financed; only 3 yrs.
qold. ALDRE, 5I6d INC. LU. 4-o747; ewes,
coIokED@NR. 81 flaDog 11th AND X ST. Ss Sc
near Navy Yard-6-rm. bricktez over
Call after 8 a m. Monday. NEWsoM,
coLoRED@hfGH $. he It ST.. s;syae vacant; INC mod
ern 3-bedrm. brick, about 3 years
payment. ALBEE REALTY, RE
7104, RA. 1926. -25
COLORED - DREAM HOME = Near
4Sth and B stS. Sc, in the excl
East Hills section will be found this
lovely. almost new brick home, priced
at only $4,000; complete with -elec.,
refrig. and Bendix washer. MR..
WILLIAMS, 10. 2-0401; Sun, 10.
3-416S with
JAMES CARROLL REAL ESTATE.
COLORED GI.-1I1O 1 ST. Sc
7-rms.. bath, garage, front and rear
yds. Substantial cash. Price $10,5 800
$50 per month.
503S Drake pl. Sc, arms, oil heat
basement. Price $4,000; $3.50 down
AP @ 9S32; or TR. 6l90. AVON
Evening star., 1951-03-25
ONLY $1O,95O

Easter special. Low down payment
assume GI loan. Lovely 2-bedrm
bungalow on. large. fenced lot
trans. For appt.. cali LO. $4,000
or LO. 5-240l daily, all day Sun,
KENSINQTON REALTY co.
Evening star., 1951-03-25
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
JEns O0A6
OPEN 3 no s

8 PERRY ST. KENSINGTON
2-bedrm. BUNGALOW with garage; liv.
rm. has adtoin. incloS. porch; on
lge. level lot. $1,000 down pay
ment; excel. location, nr. stores and
tranps. Directions: Out Georgia
ave. left on Plyers Mil rd., right
on St. Paul, left on Perry to house.
Mrs. Scott on premises. COX q
co 81, ET75
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COLORED
RIVER TERRACE

200 33rd st. NE.
SatS q emree' iarse be9rms iv rms rms dn ano
ing rm.. modern kit; perfect condi-
tion; screened side porch; rear porch;
large. fenced lot; commanding view;
full basement; gas &C. heat; first
time offered.
Evening star., 1951-03-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
CQLQREp-SaRn DOWN

COLORED-S950 DOWN
CORNER 9Th AND K. Sc
9 lge. pvt. rms, new h.-w h. furnance
very clean; only $11,950. Owner
will trade; ST. 1857. GE. 1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
-pk
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BETHESDA
OPEN | TILL 6

4517 Chestnut st.l detached 4-bed-
room house, newly decorated; near
Navy Medical, public and paroch.al
schools, transportation and shopping
Directions: Out Wis. ave. past Bank
Of Bethesda to Chestnut St. right to
the house. OWNER, OIL. 1916.
Evening star., 1951-03-25
FRED A. SMITH co.
COLORED
zD-Sl,500 TO $1,000 down
RROOKI,AND
TRINIDAD AVE. NE
BUY OR TRADE

A, really beautiful. wide, tapestry
friends will admire. Easy terms to
relia Bile marty. Call Mrs Voigt, with
COX & CO., AID. 1924 or Dr. 4254
Evening star., 1951-03-25
BETHESDA

DG 11LOOA
$4,000
A house whose appointments will ap.
peal to the most fastidious. English
architecture of brick and stone
large living room, large dining loom
powder room, den, kitchen, two
porcheS and patio on the Isl
floor; 2nd floor has four extra large
bedrooms with large dressing room
of master bedroom, two beautiful
baths; laundry chutes, panellec
basement, built-in two-car garage
Shown by appointment today, to 6
BETHESDA RAMBLER
$4,000
Close to Naval Hospital, walking dis.
tance to National Institutes o!
Health; new brick three bedroom
rambler, two full baths, all electric
de luxe G. L. kitchen with more
than $1,000 worth Cf equipment
including under-counter dishwasher
disposal and rentilating fan. large
living room with Roman brick fire.
place and built-in bookcase. large
dining loom, shadow box windows
and planting wall. unusually large
utility room, basket weave oak par.
quet floors throughout; large wood
ed lot: close to bus, schools ane
shopoinZ. Shown by appointment
today, to 8. ---.--
WOODMOOR AGENCY, Inc
1851 Old Georgetown Rd., Bethesda
OF, SHb2 Omen Saily till q
Evening star., 1951-03-25
ROCKVILLE, MD,
SPICK AND SPAN
BUNGALOW

OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 6
1908 Woodland ave, Takoma Park;
8 rooms and colorful green tiled
bath. cute kitchen with yellow for.
mica snack bar. outside is of spark.
ling white aluminium siding-some.
thing very new: located on a wooded
lot 50x4O0. Close to transportation.
shopping and schools: reasonable
down payment Directions: Turn
right from Ethan Allen ave, 3
blocks to open sign and home.
RUBYE M. ACKEN
anHn
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COLORED
EASTER PARADE
4010 BLAINE ST. N.

OI I1N To q .1I.
Home of distinction semidet. brk.,
rms, Ia baths, bsmt., gas heat,
storm windows, Venetian blinds; re-
duced price; GI Mr.. Farrow, LU.
1-4s99. zAGAMI REALTY, Ii
r-Q3TS
Evening star., 1951-03-25
IF YOU WANT TO BUY

A . or 3-bedrm. home, call me. ]
have some fine ones within all price
ranges. Moderately priced. Terms:
Cash or trade. Mr.. Bryer, SH. 6292.
cox g. CO., DI. 1854. -25
Evening star., 1951-03-25
FEAHI OF IAhOMh FhNIA
S15 950
500 JACKSON AVE.

6UU JACA5ON 1--WE.
Drive out today and see this lovely
Handicapped; 8 rooms. all modern
conyeniences: the ideal home for
large or small family; do no disturb
present owner but call for appoint.
ment; substantial cash. Mr.. Bryer,
SH. 6292. COX g. CO.. DI. 4254.
Evening star., 1951-03-25
613 RITCHIE AVE.

OPEN SUNDAY, 40 Pm.
Silver Spring $1,000 cash, balance
on one trust to responsible party.
One acre Of ground; lovely, detached
home, surrounded by mighty oak
trees for summer shade: 8 spacious
rooms, 3 baths. 2 kitchens. finished
bsmt.. oil heat; newly decorated;
vacant, for immediate occupancy.
Come early
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COLORED
RE. 0736
COLORED
COLORED

1GIt Z y I. N II.
s-room brick; kits. . baths. oil
heat, recreation room. 2-car ga
rage; only $4,000 down. For ap-
pointment, call Mr.. jackson, AT.
053O, MADDEN REALTY CO., MI.
Evening star., 1951-09-21

TO FIT YOU PERFECTLY, WE HAVE 60
LARGEST DART" SELECTION IN TOWN
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-29
NOTICE TO AIRMEN

The following received from Fairbanks Aviation Safety Agent for dissemination to all concerned:
 "It is required that all certifi- cated airmen procure a GAIA. Identification card prior to Sep tember l, 1851. An agent from this office will be available in Nome before that date for the issuance of the subject cards. The exact date will be made known as far in advance as possible.
 Tn order to obtain an identifi- cation card, the applicant must furnish two identical 1"x1" full face photographs of the head only, taken within the preceding 12 months and documentary evil dence of place and date of birth, of which the following are ac- ceptable.
 Birth certificate; baptiSmal cer- tificate, which contains place and date of birth. Affidavit from an individual who has personal knowledge of the applicants place and date of birth; Passport, or an old CAA airman Identification card, form ACA-935.
 Forms for application for identi- fication cards may be obtained from the Station Manager, CAA Communication Station, Nome, phone Main 118, between the hours of 8 am. and pm.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-29
Marine Corps Commander Terms The Korean War
 "A Blessing In Disguise"

NEW YORK, (P)-The Korean war was blessing in disguise" |" says Marine Corps commandant Clifton B. Gates, because of it's effect on US. national defense.
 The human sacrifices in Korea, he adds, contributed a consider able amount to the defense of America, because if we hadn't had Korea-God help us if we had started in a war"
 Gen. Gates, addressing the Sand national encampment of the Vet erans of Foreign Wars, said Mon day the United States is -four times as strong" now as when the Korean war started 14 months ago.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-29

NEW YORK, (P)-A newborn, premature infant is nearly 5000 times as susceptible to death as a school child, says pr. L. Elm melt Holt, Jr., of New York Uni versity-Bellevue Medical Center.
 If they can be pulled through, fully 90 per cent are as healthy as one could ask"
 Famous premature babies in clude Isaac Newton, Voltaire, Charles Darwin, Victor Hugo, Ma poleon, and Winston Churchill.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-29
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No 2Q17

4NO. OS1
 IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
 SECOND DIVISION
 EMILY P. BOUCHER, Plaintiff, EMILY P. BOUCHER, Plaintiff, vs. WILFRED A. BOUCHER, Defendant.
 THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DE PENDANT, C. R E E TIN G s: You are hereby required to ap- pear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Second Di- vision, within thirty (30) days after the last publication of this summons, namely, within thirty C3O) days after the 26th day of September, 1851, in case this sum- mons is published; or within forty (4O) days after the date of it's service upon you in case this sum- mons is served upon you person. ally, and answer the complaint of the above-named plaintiff on file in said Court in the above entitled action:
 The plaintiff in said action prays for an absolute divorce, GUS tody of three minor children and title to The Nome Nugget busi ness and property:
 And in the event you fail to appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for want thereof and will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in her complaint and as here in above stated.
 WITNESS the Honorable Jo- seph ". Kehoe, Judge of said Court and the seal Of said Court hereuntO affixed, the 28th day of August, 1851.
 : F A l. NOrVin w. Lewis,
 Clerk of the District Court
 Territory of Alaska
 Second Division Publish Aug. 29, Sept. 5,12,19 1851 "4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-29
To Give Iran Another Opportunity Discuss The AnglO-Iranian Oil Go.

LONDON, (P)-A foreign office spokesman said today Britain has decided to give Iran another op- portunity to reopen the critical discussions on the future of the billion dollar Anglo-Iranian Oil Company.
 The British made clear they will stay put for the time being in Abadan, center of the giant oil industry that produces around 5O0,0O0 barrels a day - a vital source of Western Europe's de fense needs.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-29

The business celebrating tooth and still going strong.
 kids their share these premiums, especially those who eat lots of cereal help them big and The shown above of the millions and girls who have the Hopaog Cassidy bandwagon trading Hoppy Wild West found packages of Cereals They're Danniele Vail Ronnie Horton both of Levittown, NY
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-29

Said the bride: "You should have seen the one who got away"