davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-05-24

see5 ssss Rayon Plaid and Checked Raincoats in classic
with detachable hoods Checked ulined raoats with ared
backs and matching hats Wine brown sizes 10 to Ia IS
2-$2995 Checked Suits classic styles lined Brown
blue, IL to 16 SIS
Flannel Jackets double breasted and fully
lined Sizes IA and Is $795
100S595 to S2995 Skirts awoo pads Jerseys hannels,
nyon net skirts Dress casual
nared, pleated styles Blacks brown
lovely pastes Sizes 10 to l6 ST. 3d. S. $40
1$1295 Dresses onepee rayon cepes button fronts q
green, and sizes IL and IA $S
4S1095 $2995 Dresses onepece srahs gabardnes
tissue faies polka dots solid coors
brown, sizes IL to 10 S5
4O-S1095 Suits checks, ottoman
fales unbacks Black brown; sizes
10 to 18----------- S795
Shanung Suits twopece silk shantungs, %
sleeves, slim skirts Black or aqua; sizes IL to l6S12
Knit Suits twopee all woo jewel necklne Pink
aqua sizes IL to -A $40
Bl0uses cottons nyons Short
and long classic and jewel necne styles White pink
gold lilac 2 to 49, few prints sizes 38 to AZ So
17S695 Blouses tissue failes in Jewell coaed and
pngg neckne tailored and dessy styles cap and short sleeves
White, pink, lilac, green; sizes 80 to SO 81
S095 Bouses silks and tissue fales long
and classic and dressy styles White pink blue lilac
grey and navy; sizes 10 to Sc
S1995 Blouse silk handmade shirts long and
shortsleeved ayon georgees
imported trims White and beige; sizes IL to 18$S
Evening star., 1951-05-24

s25 Long Dress Coat in black Forstmann s
3S795 $110 Spring Goats in gahardne Forst
Vedyn Pacific Verdona Fitted and boxy styles
black beige toast Casual coats in Stroock fleece
fleece and novelty pads Beige god ter
blue lilac and taffy Sizes l21k to 22
Evening star., 1951-05-24
HANDBAGS-Street Floor,

4$126O Evening Bags beaded in pastel muticoo silver
gold coor white and black backgrounds all
Zptop and handle styles included including
20$94 SIS Velvet evening
with rhinestone trim; clutch and handle styles included
So to 1884, including Fed
1$9A Pastel Handbags in simulated velour with
metal frames Many color in So, including
14$126O to $50 Cakin Handbags beautifully styled pouch
shapes with inside zip sections; black
to $126O, including Fed
1876 Small Leather Envelope Bags nicely fitted black
and red in the including
SHOE SALON-Fourth Floor
Pairs-A Selection S1495 $1695 Shoes only
few pairs Of each ye Sling and sandals with plat
forms Black brown blue and Baencaga suede black calf with
high and medium heels strap styles Red calf blue
sling pumps with high and medium heels black
linen pumps Sc
arranged tables for easy selection! All Sales Final!
Evening star., 1951-05-24
THE SPORTS SHOP-Third Floor
Sl3.95 Nan BuntIy Suits

Sl3o5 Nan BuntIy Suits 50
tailored 3buon buttonup styles unlned
junior to 49, misses sizes 10 to IA and
halfsizes Navy, dark beige with pocket trims
gored skirts.
These at all Jelletf
Evening star., 1951-05-24
Teen Shop-Fourth Floor

S995 Toppers all 1907 suedes eeces basket
Straight aredback styles white and coors
Sizes 8 to Is and 10 to is $40, $50
$69 to SIS Suits gabardnes sarkkns dressmaker
styles red toast sizes to IS and 10 to 16
$40 SIS
S2995 S39s5 Suits gabardnes
dressy Grey navy, gold and pink;
navy white checks IS 10 to
$50 and S25
S295 aool Jerseys tissue faies rayon
prints washable wide assortment S5
SS95 Skirts 1907 all-wool pads and solids slim
styles and paeats 50 and 81
tissue fa batses printed White and
coors dresy styles
Evening star., 1951-05-24
JUNIOR DEB SHOP-Fourth Floor

l25-Juniors' Sl695 to SIS Dresses-Sl0
Fine one-piece rayon navy black with
able pque pastel spun sleeveless dresses with
jackets cotton lace redngoes white pique bareback
prints with light and dark grounds Sizes to Is
in the group.
Evening star., 1951-05-24
JeHeWs Children's Shops,
Shirlinston and Siiver Spring Only!
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS!

S2995 Infants christening S95 and SASS
$685. $95 PreWaker Dresses midge sizes to $395
S1395 S29.95 and Sets and 2,
$685. SASS
S395 to S1O95 fodder Dresses, S5S5
s495 S595 Bobby Suits $295
S16.95 Spring Coats and Hats, sizes 2 to T.
sS95 and S10.S5
Bouses Slips to 81 $195
S295 Skirts, 81 and S195
Sizes to 6r
Boys Girls Coats blue or S795
Sl295 and S1695 Girls Spring Suits
$685. Blouses and 81 to S295
81 IS S2.95
Sizes 7 TO II
s495 to Sl9s5 Dresses - S295 to S1O95
Sizes 7 TO II and small teens to II
S695 to S4995 Spring Coats Suits Toppers $95 to $25
S225 to 1895 Blouses and Blouse Slips 81 to S295
S3s5 to S5.95 Skirts S2.95 and S395
S795 and 1895 Small Teens Dresses S1.95 and S295
39c SOC Socks in all chidrens Pairs 81
Evening star., 1951-05-24
SILVER SPRING ONLY!
SHOE SALON

IS pas$95 $895 Misses and Ladies' Fats-oafer style
in red plus naturals Black suede
$4
Pars-S995 $1695 Shoes! In the group you'll
and blue calf sling pumps high and medium heels
pairs genuine
Evening star., 1951-05-24
Street Floor-TobIes

Street floor-IobIe
5o-s2s5 $685. s4s5 Trcot both long seeved
and sleeveless styles in assorted paste Sizes 80 to
81 to $35 Tcot Briefs Trunks Sep-ns White only
in assorted styles Sizes to
150s2 Sheer Nylon Mesh Briefs in white small
large
Evening star., 1951-05-24

5o-Juniors ss $685. $1ss5 including onepiece wool
pique collars cepes and rayon
tissue fas with print t also striped rayon taffetas In navy
S7.95
with butonback Jackets veveteen jackets
$40
s25 including spun
with uc blouse and embroidery TRIM twopec checked rayon
contrasting blouse printed
srap dresses with marqusette busters SIS
nyon marquisette sapess
Evening star., 1951-05-24
NECKWEAR-Street Floor

NECKWEAR-Street Floor
Rayon black pink beige
other colors sizes 80 to 38-S195 S295 S3g5
JEWELRY-Street Floor
Earrings rhestones
coored stones, shaded pearls gold and silver finish
81 and $19 Necklaces Bracelets Pins Earrings styles
colorS
3 Plus Fed Tax
MlLLlNERY-Street Floor
$40 to $3.50 Sailors Berets Prof Cloches in
Mantype Mlange Balbunt and Baku straws in navy, black
wheat, white red and
French Room Hats! One-ofa-knd $3.50 $3.50 millinery
BUDGET MlLLINERY-S Floor
$685. $780, S695 and $3.50 Straws lovely lights darks
styles velvet with pique 81
s395 and S4s5 Zenith straws with tailored
TOlLETRIES-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1951-05-24
BUDGET SPORTS sHoP-street Floor
Special!

Special!
S3.95 and S4.95 Cotton BIouses sesS Slo5
Pink shirt long tailored and sleeveless peated-
back broadcoth blouse with wing collar White pink aqua
maize. Both bouses sizes 80 to 49,
Evening star., 1951-05-24
THE BRIDES SHOP-Second Floor

IHE BKIDETS S1OP-Second FLOOR
TuIe Chanti Lace Wedding Gown
With short train S95
Imported White wedding Gown sheer
tule draped Bertha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SSo =
White Satin Wedding Gowns princess style with portrait
necKlne -------- .---~ 49, 49,
3S7995 Wedding rayon net of ayon tule S65
sa5f Wedding Gowns $45
S1995 Bridesmaids Dresses and FOrmals many fabrics
taeas, nets with detachable capeets Sos
mostly sizes in and 70 S25
Evening star., 1951-05-24
JUNIOR BUDGET sHoP-Fourth Floor

Juniors $095 $195 Dresses pastel and printed
with contrasting sleeveless jackets Few silk
prints and sheer bacs few OF kind desy
$1295 S1395 party pastels with seal
oped embroidery in basics with tm
one of a kind S7.95
Evening star., 1951-05-24

12395 $95 JERSEY and Linen Rouses
mostly short-seeved styles Broken sizes both
1l-$395 Black Taffeta Camisoles, sizes 8 to 81
S5$95 $795 navy or brown checks oraa
flannel or black fake fur broken size So
S4S5 to $895 Wool Spring Skirts annes dark
gabardnes in slim Styles broken color groups 50 81
6O$395 and S95 JewelFont Cotton pink lilac ana
eei u siee' Sizes 10 10 anu 81 10 SO So
Evening star., 1951-05-24

Is printed with black
grounds solid black or navy ayn
crene with ravon taffea trim. sizes 20 to AZ $12
navy rayon crepe with check trim and peated skirt lew prints
broken sizes 9i'
S29s5 S3ss5 Dresses in printed rayon crepe e
black rayon crepes Win strp
dotted silk trims sizes 1412 to 2212 sHU
rs Women black and rayon crepe
with stripe tr marquisette yoke few jacket Styles also lew
pure with black grounds
few pastel rayon M to 22 and 8 to AZ SIS and
Womens both one
piece with embroidered and
tr,r hrokan ezes reolar and half-size S45
Wool Suits and Costume Ensembles IN
cudng grey blue wool wopiecer rayo crepe costume
coat wopiece wool suit with separate
cape; sizes 18, 90 16h and to Sl4'
MISSES DRESS SHOP-Second Floor
1885 to SIS Street of fine tissue
faie rayon few woo Black brown and high
shades, all in misses sizes -
S19S5 to S22s5 Afternoon Dresses tailored ano
drey styles printed bacs Few
dresses Black red high shades Sizes 10 to % $9s
Sl695 to S22S5 One Street and Afternoon
printed rayon sheers tissue faie Black navy
green, many high shades; sizes 10 to 20 Sl'
s2295 Dresses one-ofa-style! Baslcs ne
fales printed Shers crpes Black navy oro" gee
and red sizes 10 to 20 Sb
S25 Dresses in crepe
tissue faile, sizes 10 to 20 sl
Evening star., 1951-05-24

loo-Womens Sl6e5 to S29o5 Dresses-slo
Sizes 14a 22a AZ included in this group styles
include navy with solid color
striped taffea trims tailored rayon glen plaid two
piece grey blue rayon prints with black or navy
grounds and lattice TRIM few black navy and pastel solid
color rayon crepes
Evening star., 1951-05-24
WoMEN's coATs-Third Floor

6$55 S69 rs Fuless Winter Coats in fitted and boxy styles
in black and grey, sizes 141h 22k SIS
16-S8975 trimmed broadcloth
and fitted styles Black teal wine and
with trims Of black Persian lamb Bombay lamb and
ml,skrat Sizes 1919 to 2415 --- - --- $50
o SIPS Furred Winter Coats in black wine taupe box
Broadcloth needepoint with trims of silver
black Persian lamb sizes SO to AZ and 1871 24 SIS
$4975 Casual Long Goats in box and pyramid styles
Honeycomb suede green gold beige Sizes
to 2215 SIS
S35 Long Casual Coats in fun pyramid style with soping
shoulders puff Grey beige and blue TWILL sizes 16
to 221b -- SIS
Juad Paneeen Coats dressy styles with front yoke
embroidery Black and 1917 to 1872 $S5
S65 Long Casual Coats in black cashmere and wool fabric
with notced Sizes 12h to 24 $35
2O-s5 Coats in box fitted and panel
back ared styles Gabardne twill suede and wool crepe Front
tucked yokes collars pusn-up and tailored sleeves
navy grey toast brown and skipper bue 10
2215 and 80 to S35
Evening star., 1951-05-24

Prints, solid coors checks sheers gabar
and basic styles piece piece styles jacket
peatskr dreses choose from navy black beige
aqua lilac red In solid color and prints too Most in size
10 to 20, few in 161s to 242
Budget Shop-FUth Floor. Street Only
Evening star., 1951-05-24
FRENCH ROOM-Second Floor,

S4995 Fashions including buttonfront brown
pure silk print with sleeves and black print cos
with side raped blue print navy or re-
pure silk print with side panels crepe with side drap
taffeta cocktail dress with lace necne black ayo
with tucked skirt with polka dot collars AM
sheer brown fringe cocktail dress
black vevettrmmed gold print
$40 to So
S5s5 Fashions including natural
suit royal kelly printed silk surah with dap
print ensemble blue silk shantng suit bac
with velvet collar and cuffs beg
royal blue piece with black ae trim black or nav
rayon trimmed sheer with neke $40 to 80
Misses $685. to 1885 Fashions including printed SILK dress VIII
wool jacket black French adaptation tucked cocktail dress
$50 and $5
Misses Fashions including and white checke
with linen collar and cuffs wool costume gre
wool suit with rhinestone buttons cecKo SUI
with affeta ascot, silk slrah costume - S5O ana 20
Fashions including oneof-a-knd designer
black and white wopec dress with double breasted
yellow silk suah wopiece dress with ribbon r Sill
print jacket toast hantng dress and dster en-
sembe silk cocktail dress olive green twopdec
print pepum jacket navy blue silk affeta costume with there
duser black silk rape tucked dress with pque rmne
bolero with white chiffon front panels navy voc
checked suit with leather belt 70 sl4
WOMENS DRESS SHOP-Second Floor,
20 Womens mostly floral and monotone print
grounds few solid color rayon crees size
18 to o44--------------------------- A
Evening star., 1951-05-24
COAT SHOPS-Third Floor
Misses and Juniors sss.75 to SIS Spring coots-

Sweeping pyramids fitted and ared back styles eeces tweed
and creey Wooens and wool suede Ioppers TOO IN all lengths
26" to &C. gabardne, suede, fleece checks and
checks in boxy fitted types both drey and casual Beige
black red blue pink wide variety Of checks Sizes
| 9 to 16
Misses and Juniors s4975 to S6975 Spring
Gabardines! Suedes! Feeces Crepes In long fitted
coats pyramids boxy styles! And toppers waist to
ngetp length in black beige red lilac and checks of
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21

the booklet, in which he demon
strates the basic principles of
atomic self-protection. The film
was produced by Archer PrOduc-
tions, Inc, of New York City, in
cooperation with the Federal Civil
Defense Administration and the
National Education Association.
The Duck and Cover" film,
which runs 10 minutes, will be re-
leased in December and distribut-
ed by Castle Films Division of Uni
ted World Films. Inc, New York
City, on a nOn-exclusive basis to
film dealers. camera supply stores
16mm film libraries and other
channels from whom prints may
be purchased or rented. The 16mm
sound print sells for $3.50 and
other type prints are priced in pro
portion.
Bert" also will be hearC
throughout the nation on trans.
cyibed radio programs. The radio
transcript. which runs IA minute.
and 80 seconds, is being sent Il
state civic defense directors fOI
distribution to local civil defens,
units.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
Duck And Cover"
Civil Defense For
Children

The nations youngsters will soon
be playing d new game called
Duck and Cover" and their teach
er will be d turtle.
Bert the Turtle" an original
cartoon character, was selected by
Federal Civil Defense Administra-
ton To demonstrate to the nation 5
school kids the lessons to be learn
ed about protecting themselves
should enemy A-bOmbs hit our cit
les.
Bert" ducks and covers by in
stinct at the threat of dangeT-he
pulls in his head and completely
shields himself with his shell He
shows the youngsters all his tricks
in a new 16-page illustrated book
let-titled Duck and Cover
which FCDA is issuing this week
for distribution by the states and
territories Three million copies
are being sent out, and vinylite
plates or mats are available to
communities which wish TO repro
duce the booklet for further free
distribution.
Individual copies may be OBJ
tanned from the Government Print
ing Office for five cents each, al
/ 100 for $500.
Bert" is also the star of car
toOn film. with the same title a:
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
BeaU Ceste Watehtowers

SAIGON. Vietnam Up Along
the rOadsides and main riverways
of Indichina. Beau Geste" watch
towers seem to be sprOuting almost
daily.
These are links in the chain Of
fOrtifciati0ns the French and Wet
namese are erecting as soon as
Communicated Vietminh troops or
guerrillas are cleared out of stra-
tegic areas.
They're usually referred to as
Beau Geste" watchtOwCrs be-
cause they remind one of he type
of French Legion outpost so often
seen in HollywOOG-made films
They also resemble the pictures in
history books of American stock
AIDES built to ward off Indian at
tacks. except the American ones
were made of logs and lumber.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21

shopping trip last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tucker and
daughters visited friends on Sun
day.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. DerricksOn were Mrs
Calvin a Evans and Mrs. J. Row
land TyTdall of Lewes.
Church News:
Sunday School services at 10
a. m. in charge of F. w. Ireland,
superintendent
Preaching by Pastor at II a. IN.
Evening Worship will be in
charge of the NJ. y. F. at 7:30 p. m,
Sunday evening. December ,23rd. Do
not forget December 23rd Sunday
evening we will have a sermon by
Rev. Oral Roberts, the great evan
gelist from Tulsa, Oklahoma His
message will be on Battle of Two
Champions. Samson and Dehlah''
This will be a recording in his own
words recorded in one Of his meet
ings held at Tampa, Florida, March
1851. Everyone welcome.
Special. The Christmas program
put on by the Primary Department
will be held in the Church on Mon
day evening. December oath. be-
ginning promptly at 1880 O'Clock
Everyone is invited.
Children having parts will meet
at the Church on Friday evening
December 21st at :. O'Clock.
Meeting; The New Market WSCS
will be entertained at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Harrison ant
Margie or Thursday evening, De
cember goth. All are cordially in
vited.
Meeting: The Glendale w. S. c. S
will meet at the Fire Hall for thei
Christmas Party on Friday evening
December 2Sth. Each member cal
bring a guest and a covered dish
Members are to bring a gift 70
themselves and one for the CUES
costing about 80 cents. Mark elf
whether for a ladv. man or chile
b WcCOlley'S Methodist Church
/ Rev. James DWELL. Pastor
Sunday. December 23rd
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
Farm Outlook
Summarized In New
U. Of ID. LeafIet

The national situation. demand
and supply, commodity forecasts,
family spending, and community
problems in 1852 are summarized
for Delaware farm families in Il
new leaflet. 1852 Outlook, Briefly
Speaking"
The new leaflet has just been re-
leased by the Delaware Agriculture
al Extension Service. Miss Louise
Il. Whitcomb. home management
specialist; and w. T. McAllister
marketing specialist; are the
authors.
The leaflet can be used as d
guide to club or group discussions
on the situation for 1852, or as al
outline for expected conditions Its
five pages include the prospects
for machinery. feed. fertilizer. la
Dor, food. clothing. household
equipment, and housing. as we'll as
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
GLENDALE
By Mrs. Hazel
D. EllingSWOrth
Phone
Milford $3.50

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Filings
worth and son, Phillip, were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Melvin of Milford, Delaware.
Mrs. 4. T. Wilson, who has been
visiting in Philadelphia. Pa, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper BOstick en-
tertained guests during the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Ireland and
daughters visited friends on Sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. David Ellingsworth
and daughter. Betty, were shoppers
in Wilmington. Delaware, on Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs A R. Jones, Jr-
and children mOtored to Dover last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w EllingswOrth
and daughter. Shirley Lea. Miss
Joan Ennis and Miss Doris Short
of Glendale. and Miss Carolyn Col
fin of Milford. visited in Dover on
Monday evening.
Mrs. l. T. Baker, Jr.. has beer
i'll with la grippe but is improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul V. Smith ant
sons were recent guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Amos StaytOn and sons o
Wintherur
Mrs. Della B. Reed has beeI
visiting in MillsborO. the past week
Mr.. Henry Short. who is receiv
ing treatment for burns in tn
Milford Memorial Hospital, Mil
ford. Delaware, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Long AM
daughter. Barbara and Nancy. visit
ed in Harrington, Delaware, las
week.
Miss Betty Deputy of LincoI
was a caller in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Palmer
Milford, were recent guests of Nj
{ and Mrs c. f. Carey.
Howard Williams of Wilmington
Delaware. was guest of his mOthp
Z Mrs. Maggie Williams during tn
weekend.
+ Mr.. and Mrs Jones Filingswort
entertained guests Oh Sunday
view the new TV.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lare and SO
/ were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. POI
( ties of Milford. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sam""'
and daughters had delightfI
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
Sunday School services.

Sunday School services.
Preaching at 3 p. m.
The Christmas program will be
Sunday evening, December 23rd.
Everyone cordially invited.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. James O'Nel, Pastor
Sunday. December 23rd
No services
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert b. Mailer, Pastor ...
Sunday. December 23rd
Sunday School services at , p. m
Preaching by pastor al p. m
Everyone welcome.
Phyllis DickersOn. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. DECKER
son. has returned To her home in
Glendale. for the Christmas hOli-
days. Miss DickersOn is a first yeal
student at Wesley Junior College
Dover. Delaware. where she is en-
rolled in the secretarial course
she has been active on the Dover
campus in the field of Journalism
having been made a reporter fol
the Wesley Echoes.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
On The House

If a roof is galvanized metal, It
must be properly treated with a
copper sulphate wash or a primer
especially designed for the purpose
before it is painted. Special metal
paints in red, brown. green or slate
color are then used.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
Delayed Reaction

MT. VERNON, Ind. - (P) Az
ter years of taking automobiles as
they came, Lester Redman's team
of horses SHE'D away from a pass
ing car. threw him off his farm
wagon and broke his arm.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21

the expected market trends for
dairy poultry, and truck crops.
Copies can be had from the County
Agricultural Extension Offices, or
from the Bulletin Room, Wolf Hall,
Newark Del. Ask for Extension
Folder 25, 1852 Outlook, Briefly
/ Speaking"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21

The pearls in American oysters
have little or no commercial value.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21

There are ten species Of skunk in
the Americas.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-29
Predict Decline In Relations with Soviet Russia

HOT SPRINGS, Va, (P) - A probable worseping of relations with Soviet Russia and heavier strains on the domestic economy were pictured by two top gov ernment officials as the prospect for tho months immediately ahead.
 Secretary of the Army Frank Pace and Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer delivered the double-barreled warning at the second session of a three-day con- ference of Sawyer's 100-member Business Advisory Council.
 Pace foresaw international ten sion getting "closer to the boil ing point" as Russia watches the growth of military strength in the United States. and it's North At lantic allies.
 The pressure will continue to mount, he predicted, until the build-up of military power in the free world reaches such strength as to make any communist ag- gresSion too risky to undertake. It would be impossible to say when that point will be reached, he added.
 Sawyer predicted substantial but not drastic" cutback in civil ian goods manufacture in the three months starting January |. Later in 1852, he said, the short ages will ease, at least in the steel-using sector of the economy.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-29
Air Force Sergeant Flies Over North Pole 58 Times

FAIRBANKS, (P) - The man who has flown over the North Pole more than any other person -58 times-is going to be TO- tated from the top of the world to stateside duty.
 He is M/Sgt. James K. Bos- wood, who's going to visit his home town of Oklahoma City, Okla, before going to new duty in California.
 The Air Force sergeant com- pleted his 58 flights over the pole in B-29 bombers of the 58th Weather Reconnaissance Squad ron as a flight engineer. The 20- hour polar hop is made every other day.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-29
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
Junior Intermediates

Betty Cavota resigned as scribe Oct. 24. The Girl Scouts all said it was ok. We voted for a new scribe. Alice Glavinovich is now scribe for the rest of the year.
 The Girl Scouts decided to make things for the bazaar. We decided to make these things: embroider dish towels, crocheting and knit ting wash cloths, doilies; weaving, sewing mukluks, and sewing doll clothes.
 The Girl Scouts decided to have a Halloween party. We chose committees for games and re- treatments. For the games: Alice GlaVinOvich, Charlene Hudson, Martha Hurlbert; for the refresh mentS, Suzan Fagerstrom and ElVa.
 Alice Glavinovich, Scribe