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ApARrMENrs WANTED

GOVT. EMPLoYED WOMAN wants
YSTsS 81 90 o. sharing Srffoas4 I2 aarsn ..ss az
bedrm. fnrn. house for | to 8 mos.
Md Ms or sts7: va: max. $3.50 mo; Box
FURN APT. 2 rms. kit. bath: = Du-
SaDs sSh SFiS 81 Nay ''S sh Box Esaia z.sssy
VETERANS WIDOW, permanent
Circle Vicinity preferred t ed'h D1. 9Sea. 3sasl
s,,n sall between 10 and 4 Sat- all5,sSay
COUPLE wishes apt. or rm. with pvt.
pTef fsRHws.i Rlver I'd. oa Sect taf Ro. a a44s'-Sa
WANTED-Two-bedroom furn. house
or apartment for or 3 months BY
quiet couple and servant; excellent
local references. Phone 10. 9.s934.
EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY would like
q basement apartment in NV, fur
nished; private entrance. Call HU
7474. Ext. 102, after 8. 21'
FREE-Landlords. applicants watt
ing for your furn. or unfurn. apis.
Ma aoasds White q Sat- suDass and sun'' Masn to ta
STATE DEPARTMENT oficiai de-
sires 3-bedrm. unfurn. apt, apt.
bldg, NV, Va. May Q. Also de-
sires. furnished accommodations till
furniture arrives. TIE. 1861. 22a
UNFURNISHED, l-bedroom apt. mod
ern elevator bldg. good NV. section.
May i; desirable couple, no children
or pets; best references; permanent;
Will pay for redecoratins If needed.
2 YOUNG PRoFEssIoNAL WOMEN,
desire 1-bedroom furn. apt. NV.
AID. 6437. Fri, after 7:3O pm.
PROF. WOMAN, single, seeks sunny.
well-lighted apt. top floor Prefer
s.w. view, Dupont Circle. or George
town; VIII consider room with bath.
1 BEDROOM APT, quiet elevated
bldg; good NV. section. conven.
transp. Reas. Box 421-Z. Star. 22s
FOUR PROFESSIONAL MEN desire
Georgetown or Chevy Chase apart
ment June l.; two twin-bed rooms,
kitchen. Phone DU. 5469. 22s
GOVT. EMPLOYE, ex-college prof.
and wife, desire small furn. apt,
private bath; about May l. Box
coIoREDMrHREE gHi Hsa ADULTS desire
.-bedroom apt. Ref. furn. or un-
furn: S65 max. DE. 0936. %.
Evening star., 1951-04-21

MARINE OFFICER Just returned from
Korea desperately needs rental, g
or 3 bedrm. home. IA. 1882. --22
FAMILY OF requires 8 or 4-bedrm.
detached home with pleasant yard,
near grade school; prefer Cleveland
Park-Cathedral area. Wo. 800,
mediately 8 or bedroom house,
unfurn.. pref, within 80 minutes
drive of 10Th and K SITS. NV; $3.50
per PEI month maximum; maxim 1-2 years
Dutch 5S1Sei 'fl FAMIIY, IHiso' e-unfurnished,
4-bedTm. house with garage; NV.
or or nearby gnd Md. Phone co. 1000,
Army AAId; 0ceIhi eouPLE desires clean &s or new
hogse hegls;, Arl; h.rsf area ..Ds. BY July 60
rses anfuea es not Ie0sse oSsf ss5 lease ss
cslI er FtDt; oW 4ssst nsst hear before Mss May i
WILL PAY $50 RENT-2-bedrm.
unfurn. house for couple with. 2
shWGY fh5IfTsn ARRiyES Gs HS ISssS bfPkSmAT de-.
81, sires ,sS, .S,;a4.h Of bedrm; house: fpEn;;
Call DE. s400. @2i
FRENCH OFFICER desires rent un-
furn. house or apt. 2-3 bedrms.. liv.
rm.,. large din. rm.. equipped kit,
eOOU uoLll.. 1Olk iedSe. NV. SeCtlOu.
Approx. S100 mo. NO. 5409. %"
from June / to Oct. /.
3 bedrms.. Chevy Chase or NV.
section; will also consider Chevy
Chase, Md. OIL. 3196. 22s
ADDITIONAL HOUSES needed in
nearby Md. or NV. D. C. You are
assured finest clientele. We offer
complete rental service. Free ap-
praisals. For prompt results, phone
PERRY HAY CO.. 81. 6242. -22
AUSTRALIAN ARMY OFFICER re-
cuires 2-b.r. furn. apt. or house In
virsinia, near busline. shopping cen
ter, school, Required 3-4 months
beginning May LIST. OR. 1854. 22s
HAVE CLIENT desiring to rent fur
nished or unfurnished, detached
home in Chevy Chase area; must
be outstanding; rental. $3.50 mo.
FREDERICK w. BERENS, INC,
1898 x st. NV, MA. 5005. pa
JULY IL or 3 bedroom, detached
unfurn. house; fenced yard, base
ment and garage; S10O to S125 mo.
Desire lease and viii take care like
own home: Box 417-z. Star. 22s
ARMED FORCES urgently need
with ARMED FORCES HOUSING
Va. NV. Liberty 5-67oo, Ext. 7-4115.
NV. and Md, Liberty 5-6700, Ext.
Sc. and ne, 10. 10000. Ext. sos.
S.E. and Nd, HI. 3100, Ext. 5122.
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FALLS CHURCH-3 rms. kit. bath.
ssss. eaifAFse calI Fas o4Ss q:siS' Seie[sn'e' si
BETHESDA. MD.-New bldg, Brad
W W. issS assll.'S sAMSHI Gsl Z Mr. sdeEsE asERssEE
ARL., n, Rhodes bedrms., $50
no., without utils. Employed cou-
pie. Weekdays after 8, oW. 9272.
MEuRLEE APTs.-Spacious / and q
and high school. shop. center and
9 blocks beyond Bladensburg High
School. turn right; WA. 1921.
mediately. TU. $500.
S.E. SECTIoN-2-bedrm. apt. strictly
adults preferred; all utilities furn.;
SS7 so per mo, HI. 5777. -22,
e. 5oth -ssas utilities syenina, 1STn Takoma gsrk
DARSON APARTMENTS - silver
] APARTMENT, & sss.so ssuirua. mo-. including
utilities, Available Immediately.
For appointment to inspect, call
GEoRSEToWN1EReiency, Nj En- full Kit,
"THE COMMANDER APTS.", 1876
18th st. NV; lovely efficiency apt.
in new air-conditioned bldg; I'M
mediate occupancy: Ss5. incl. utils.
s1P sAPD1kk kENSEDY 4 ssfS IN 81. 1GOfyw Nyw1iv. rm
bedrm;, sun rm.; dinette, kit, reer.
Trm;; bath. sl1o incl. utils. GE.
1867 ST. s.E.-Three rooms. pri-
vats bath; In employed pp6Ss couple' s89 a
rgsn sHDh9SSs; f{sSss sPs Sss 1891 diales
utilities included. on busline in l.
fare zone; See 1anitor: 35lo MINI.
9I2 18th st; NV. RE. 1866.
tile bath. kit, elec. garbage dis
ne. 500. Cali Ii. 3-0s46 after 8
AfTRAC.. NEW, 1st q. i-bedrm. apt.
with open fireplace; conv. shopping
center and bus; all utils. incl. CH.
1919 N ST. NV. near Thomas Cir
Gle; l rm., kit. and bath; S51.75 per
mo- To inspect see janitor, WASH
INGToN HOUSING CORP. MA. 4s1s.
2 RMS. kitchen. bath; heat furn. !;
S1o; beautifully Na located Sai,ai on On q ,.S s.
NooDE&y VSS L. Hills 4aEss 4RA1LER e e. s!fS'
AT 10th AND EYE N.W.-combina-
ton apartments, Offices or studios Of
one to three front rooms with pri-
vate baths: separate entrance on
street Level; M suitable for doctor. law
Henry, RE. os77. or Mrs. Farr, Me
5727 22s
spsv APT, large ! lsaE hsdrm,; yard; gS aysil.
13s CARROLL ST. Sc. tnear House
rooms, kit. and bath, SI25 per mo.
Call Mrs Point. with SHANNON l.
LLuCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV. Ma,
M b. Giving room. bedroom. d.
nstte, kitchen; bath, storase locker;
Grees parkns bns ss9Psg sssssPpnf neaaS SesT
an utilities: modern building. see
Janitor. 2 pm: and after 6 pm.
1916 Kenilworth ave ne. GOLD
sTEN - BROS. REALTORS, 1929 o L
as6 FLORIDA AVE. N.w.-First flr.
TINE: ma. 2s44. s1l 18th 81. NV.
cpie; S69.5O, incl. util. 81. 9549.
l7RMi' XII KIT ana bath; bath; mr. capitol.
TAKoMA PARK, MD. 8 rooms, kitch- {
en- and bath; End hoor Of 2-family
TEREE hEsss; RSoMs S59 81 +. 1872, G ~: a..
able for 8 women or 8 men only.
SEE Tn APpRECJATr-Jsv,nsy TX -oo,r
bedroom. bath, kitchen, closets,
storage. Priced right. sH. 1875.
MARLBORO GARDEN APTs.
1-bedrm. apts., S6s mo-, incl. utils. /;
avail. May l. 1914 seth ave. HILL
side. Nd. 10. s-2100. -21
DOWNTOWN
919 L st. NV; Save transp. cost
2 large rms. kit. and bath. Beau
tifully dec. Elec. refgr.. new light
ing fixtures. bathroom and kit.
equip, auto. eley janitor service.
heat and hot water furn. Rent.
SIS. See janitor for insp. or call
P. J. WALSHE, INC.
Evening star., 1951-04-21

VA. COUNTRY ESTATE
Near Fairfax Country Club on 65
acres, charming modern log cabin,
paneled, in Philippine mahogany;
beautifully equipped with grand
piano. deep freeze, power mower,
ETC.; $3.50 mo. McDIARMID REAL
ESTATE. Phone Vienna 1901.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
FALKLAND MANOR on beautiful .

FALKLAND MANOR on beautiful %
acre estate-Just over D. C. line in
Silver Spring. Newly decorated
oou1le room. connecting bath; two
a1f s4 sssEo mo fEss psf Psfs6h RsE6hs pS6Ry n
1877 r. !. AVE. N.w.-Attrac. double
rm-, with running water. nr. bath,
good food. DE; 9645.. ,-22
14od 18th. 18th ST; N.W-Lse. sEl;; other sr
seiected menu and sWitchboard. i Mi
TWO NICE light connecting rooms,
adj. bath; good meals. DU. Q9S0.
REFINED YOUNG COUPLE deS desire
Tan 1nfurn n, apt aaea1 n vic. Silver Spying.
UNFukkS: 15ear 1-bedTrm. apt. wanted in
wfESDELLn TERRAc2-rarre rooms
porch. lawn. liv. rm.. excel, meals.
perfect transp,; SIS 9p 1ppo 1927 Bel
essT aSnf 9th ID ST: IN NwNiceiS M saSS furnished
twin bedroom: delicious meals. GE.
HONE away from home: Park I'd;
earlv breakfast, good food, television.
plenty baths; reasonable. co. 1899.
1885 BILTMoRE ST. N. w.-Food
prepared by experienced chef; Italian
2 carlines; Q buslines; home en-
DisSfN'S GUEST HOUSE has a FEW
vacancies for both men and women.
Quality OF meals, service and loca-
ton are the finest in the city. 2013
Mes Ness. ..cCo%SI.p. syso nT pE. 97ss. niaSS.d w2S
adult IN single rnor1 IyTI 76R9 Ok
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED
Parkway Terrace Apis.

New garden-type suburban apts.. IL
min. from downtown Wash, neal
schools and shopping,
II bedroom; 8 exposures.
and hardwood floors.
Venetian blinds.
Large closet space.
laundry rooms.
Paved, of the street parking.
Lots of free storage space.
recreation facilities fol
for children. :"
Occupancy May /, 1851; 2 bedrooms
available June [. 1851. Open daily
to g.. except Sun. Jordan $4,000
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Very at.
tractiVe apartments new avsflablt
Tor slect tenants. Liv. rm.. beirm
dinette, Pullman kit. and bath, SlO0
with electric refrigerator. garba "a
disposal unit. plenty closet space;
an excellent location: auto parkinr
areas available at SIS per mo. VIII
show by appointment only. Call Mrs
Point, Monday.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
f5e5 H st. NV. MA. 2345
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Il. q. SMITHY CO.

II. q. SMlIHY CO.
Open Sunday, PA pm. 8 large rooms.
plus foyer. modernized kitchen, huge
storage closets and bath in this
bright weli-decorated corner apt.
Convenient in-town location in old
er well-established debt-free CO.
operative. Elevator and !. switch
board service. Truly bargain at
$4,000; substantial cash required.
Please observe ''open" hours. Rut-
land Courts, 1875 nth st. NV.
De luxe one-bedroom apt. incl. left.
living room with wood-burning flre-
place. modern electric kitchen and
colored tile bath. This apt. Is in ex-
cellerit condition and affords beau
tiful view of the city. The high de.
Sirable location near Conn. and
Wyoming aves. provides excellent
transportation and other convent
ences. Sl2.950; substantial cash.
one-bedrm. apt. on
Adams Mil rd.. Just north Of 18th
and Col. rd., including living room,
dining space, kitchen and bath De-
sirable residential location within
two blocks Of extensive shopping and
transportation. An excellent buy for
. cash purchaser.
Attrac. efac. apt. with foyer, 21 1T.
living rm.. dining alcove, new kitch-
en-. dressing closet with Murphy bed
and bath. The location is adjac.
Rock Greek Park, Just north Of 18th
and Col. rd. Price, S6,950.
Please call Mr.. Gavin with H. G..
SMITHY CO., ST. 3300i res. MI.
1904 90
Evening star., 1951-04-21

WE HAVE APIS. or houses or sub
let's. furn. or unfurn.; Wash. Va.
Nd; white; Sat. Sun. q to pm.
A-ONE RENTAL SERVICE
b24 BOND BLDG. MA. 00O7.
14th ST. q NEW YORK AVE. NV.
CAPITOL HILL
Beautifully furnished 1-bedrm. apt
walking distance of Capitol, House
and Senate once Bldgs.; available
Immediately; S11o mo. incl. util-
tiles
1928 K st. NV, Ma 5005 -22
DOWNTOWN
Near 10th ard G sts. NV; in perfect
condition: large rms. bath, porch;
electric refrigerator, gas range
double drain board. cabinet sink
adequately furn.: rent S65; fol
further information. apply
p G. WALSHE. INC
lib Eye st, NV. Ma. 646s 30
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Beautifully furnished. 1 bedrm.
large liv. rm.. dinette, eomplett
kit; available immediately; S10t
mo. including utilities.
FREDERICK w. BERENS, NC.
1928 K st. NV. Ma. 5005 "a:
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APARrMENTs FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL
] ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
shower, S4.b0 TO $3.50 per day for
Completely furnished apt. tub and
4 or Q: full hotel service; no time
limit 500 goth Ct rv sAof.
1889 NEWTON ST. NV.
One On .;1,es room, semiprivate bath, cooking
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345
-22
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden-type Apt. Near Boiling Field.
t gsiiitiss Included. @ 1mmea; oeeSp.. sas'
4242 4th st. S.E. 10. 2-9776
C0LORED-NEAR 9Th AND e. CAP.
SITS. S.E.-2-rm. apt. pvt: bath and
kit; utilities included: S65 month.
Avail. April 25: employed adult
oSg sSppls gpsrbrfIsS Box 2sS;z STAR a. e. s2n,
sple. Cpl ,To2,. Or 2 sTPl sl girls. Cali RIA. 9sss
CoLoREDmisth tSL sHtisH AND cALTF.92
rms. and kit, bsmt. JONES REALTY
Co, 2217 14th st. NV. DU. 0656,
COL L5RED6pBkLMoNr 5H BELMONT ST, NV. isla
Nicely .furn. | rm. and kit. semi
bath; ref. empl. persons. NO 4405.
~ 1855 FAIRMoNT ST.
NV rm.. kit. and bath; shown
between l and pm. -22
Colored-Petworth Section
2 rooms, kit. pvt. bath, nice empl.
married cple. or 2 ladies; no chill
dren; good refs. RA. 6602. 80
COLORED-DOWNTOWN
All 2nd st. Sc. (near Capitol; 2-rm.
apt. with pvt. bath; nicely fur
nished; In apt. bldg; (no children) ;
S69.50 mo-, incl. utils and Jan. serv-
ice. See janitor, basement.
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DRUGSTORE
For stock and fixtures only. 70.
CONTINUED On Next faee)
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble. rms. IN remodeled re-
dec. bldg. RUNNING water In every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: Bendi3 washer;
aelected menu: S4S to S5S so. 1926
2IRf IT NV HU 3R2E
Evening star., 1951-04-21
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

$500 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Restricted
bldg; one bedroom, large liv. rm.,
kit, jr. din. rm., bath; occupancy
on settlement; cash. $4,000. EN-.
1867. 22S
SPACIOUS MODERN 2-bedrm. apt,
now renting for S95 month, can
be yours for a reasonable down
nothing extra to pay; not even
utilities. Call OW 1855. .:
GARDENS-Open for in
spection. l to Sunday. VCHA,
30th and Naylor rd Sc; 2-bedroom
unit (B-1 type, 2nd floor, 3 expos
sures) completely furnished includ-
ing new combination 'Motorola" ~;
$500 down; possession. DRURY
REALTY CORP, MI. 1000; evenings,
OR. 5761 or TW. ll91.
Evening star., 1951-04-21

2 CONGENIAL fun-loving girls, %
35. to share lge. newly dec. apt.
NV; excel. transp. Call RE. 6468.
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S55 MONTH

1776 Mass. Ave. N.W.-Good food;
large redec. rms; TV, soc. privil.,
maid serv., tel, laund. rm; empl
S1es ao o or 12yS vk dDles sriDles' piles see re-
to live, DE. $3.50; Triple spec,
sos each. %"
Evening star., 1951-04-21

Va. NV. Liberty 5-67oo, Ext. 7-4115.
NV. and Md, Liberty $4,000, Ext.
Sc. and ne, 10. 2-eo0o Ext 3os.
Sc. and Nd, HI. 3100, Ext. 5122.
Evening star., 1951-04-21

ARMED FORCES urgently need
houses, apts., rooms. List property
with ARMED FORCES HOUSING
oFFiCE.
Evening star., 1951-04-21
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COLORED--5614 RITCHIE RD. NE
A rms. ands bath. Quiet couple
only. 30
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Convenient to shopping center and
bus. S97.5o mo. 5726 N. 25th rd.,
1861 ssTH 81. s.E. NO. a-Liying
room, din, kit. bedrnl. and bath.
Tenant pays utilities and heat; gas
heat. S35. 90 per month. To inspect
call VI. 1917. -22
GEORGETOWN-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit. and bath. l or 2 adults. S95.
FFFFCfESCY BsMT. APT. - Clean
and nicely furn. Pvt entr. and
bath: unlim. phone, fireplace: bus
at door; working ,cple. pref; $75
APT, furn.. 2 bedrooms, liv. rm.,
kit, pvt. bath; for people. 142
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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHED

FALLS cHURCH-s rms. kit, bath,
S65. Cali FA. o45s. a2i
MD.-New bldg, Brad
ley Blvd. Manor. 1-bedrm. apis.
now available. Call Mr.. Harper,
WI. 1920. SAMUEL q. BOGLEY.
ARL., N. Rhodes-2 bedrms., $50
no., without utils. EMPLOYED cou-
nile WaekdaYs after & 0NN QO1O
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APARTMENTS A FURNISHED

GIRL share cozy apt. i;
must be congeniai; priyils., TY. See
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2 RMS. kitchen. bath; heat furn. !;
$40; beautifully located on o. S.
hwy. No. l. 21s miles So. Alex
WOODLEY HILLS TRAILER CT.
The Nome nugget., 1951-12-03
Winnie Ruth Judd Makes 4th Escape From Asylum

PHOENIX, Ariz., (P) - Crafty Winnie Ruth Judd, notorius trunk murderess of 20 years ago, broke out of the state hospital for the insane last night for the fourth time, and today eluded searcherS.
 She pried through a screen window, slipped down a ladder fashioned from rags, yarn and an electric iron cord, and vanished into the chill night.
 Escape of the greying red haired killer set off a great search through tn e city. BloodhoundS failed to pick up her trail.
 In 1881, Mrs. Judd shot two girl friends to death and shipped their dismembered bodies to Los Angeles in trunk and a suitcase. She was convicted of murder and was sentenced to hang. At almost the last moment she was found insane and was committed to the asylum here.
 Just before her escape s'h e had been. sitting in the room of her 84-year-old mother. Mrs. Carrie B. McKinnell, also pa tient in the hospital.
 Hospital officials felt that Mrs. Judd, long unaccustomed to the outside, could not have gone far from the institution grounds, even though they border on the prin- cipal east-west highway through the city.
The Nome nugget., 1951-12-03
Marty Marion To Coach St. Louis Brown Team

ST. LOUIS, (P-Marty Marion signed a three-year contract yes terday as player-coach of the St. Louis Browns.
 Marion will coach for sure and play if his knee and back permit. He will receive reported $15,000 salary for coaching and more than $25,O00 if he can make a comeback as shortstop.
 Marty was fired last Friday as manager of the rival St. Louis Cardinals. Owner Fred Saich re- fused to renew his contract and reportedly is trying to hire Eddie Stanky of the New York Giants as the new Redbird pilot.
 Marion's switch to the Ameri- can League Browns was announ- ced by Bill Veeck, dynamic own CT of the club which is under going an overhaul.
The Nome nugget., 1951-12-03
Hollywood Celebrities To Entertain At Military Camps On Christmas

HOLLYWOOD, (FO - Four troupeS of movie celebrities leave by air Dec. 20 on Christmas en- tertainment tours of military camps in Korea, Europe, Alaska, and the Caribbean.
 FOrty-one film players have al- ready volunteered and 80 are ex- pected to make the junket.
 Bound for Alaska are George Dolenz, Virginia Hall, Irene Mar tin, Ray Midland, Ava Morning, and Ann Robin.
The Nome nugget., 1951-12-03
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE DESTROYS ARMY CLOTHING

CAMP STONEMAN, Calif., (P) Fire early Thursday destroyed clothing warehouse at Camp Stoneman Army Base with a loss estimated by Pittsburgh Fire De- partment officials at nearly a million dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1951-12-03

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-07-06

1t looks like printing, but it
is really new style "manu-
script writing. A recent survey
of the country's school prin-
cipaIs found that 95.5 of the ma
tons schools now teach this
method in at least first three
grades.
use of good writing equipment for
the fact that penmanship has "sur-
vivCd" as well as it has despite
crowded curriculums and less time
for instruction.
The widely held notion that basic
arts like reading, writing and spell
ing have been shamefully neglected
in this mechanical age is we'll re-
futed-so far as penmanship is
concerned-by results of the poll.
However, the minority of principals
who feel handwriting has declined
is so stable and in many cases so
emphatic as to leave no doubt that
there's still lote of room for i'm
provement.
BEARING OUT this observation
was the high school principals YER
dict that only about two-thirds Of
their students have a "satisfac-
tory" handwriting by the time they
graduate.
Grade school principals voted
about two to one that children
learn to write more easily" now
adays. Use Of the manuscript"
form of writing-taught in about
95 per cent of the schools in the
first two or three grades-was
given much of the credit for this,
along with more general use Of
good equipment.
The survey showed that quality
of handwriting has an influence
upon the marks children get in
school. Among grade school prin-
cipals, 1873 per cent said good
handwriting helps produce good
marks" and among high school
heads the count was almost the
same, 1915 per cent.
The most commonly indicated
reasons among those who think to-
days handwriting is better were:
improvement of teaching methods,
more widespread use of good writ
ing equipment, and the respondents
own Discrimination to glorify 1.-The
good old days"
However, there is sizeable min
ority of principals-35.6 per cent
who feel that the handwriting Of
their present pupils is worse than
that of their forebears.
The manuscript form of writing
(like lower-case printing! is now
taught almost universally in the
early grades. A change is usually
made to cursive conventional writ
ing) at the third or fourth grade.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-07-06

tables if placed in the same jars.
Tomatoes, beets and carrots
should be blanched by plunging into
hot water, then dipped in cold
water. This shrinks the skins and
makes for easier peeling.
Hot pack is usually preferred for
vegetable canning because it
shrinks the vegetable before pack
ing, and make more fit in the ar.
To hot pack, cook the vegetable
for a few minutes. according to the
chart, before packing in the Jars.
Peas, corn and lima beans should
be packed in the jars somewhat
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-07-06

stared out at the rain. "Gretchen
Carter is very beautiful" What had
Mrs. Luther meant? Mrs. Luther
was bitter and disillusioned j..
Poor Dave Luther. How dreadful It
must be to be constantly under sus-
picion.
TWO weeks later the Hampton
1 Country Club held its annual
spring opening ball. Phil and Beth
went with the Craigs. En- route,
Dorothy Craig said mischievously;
keep your eye on that handsome
husband Of yours tonight, Beth.
They tell me Gretchen Carter has
bought the most seductive gown :"
Beth laughed. She strove for and
maintained an attitude of indiffer-
ence. Even later when she saw
Gretchen Carter, blonde and gorge
Gus in a white, filmy gown that was
truly seductive, she would not ad-
NIT that what Mrs. Luther or Doro-
thy had said was affecting her
peace of mind.
She danced the first dance with
Phil and then, conscious of Mrs.
Luther watching her from across
the room, conscious of Dorothy
Craig's mischievous glance, she de-
liberately ignored her husband.
1t was quite by accident that to-
ward the middle of the evening she
saw Phil slip through the French
doors out on to the terrace Or was
it accident? Certainly it wasn't ac-
cident that sent her eyes sweeping
around the room till they found
Gretchen Carter.
And then her heart stood still.
Gretchen was moving toward the
same French doors.
The orchestra swung into a fox
trot. Beside her. Tom Craig said:
MY dance, BETH"
'No," she said. "No, Tom, l.
I've got headache Ex-
cuse me, please" And she
moved away, swiftly. blindly.
Without consciously establishing
destina ton, she made her
way out on to the terrace, stood
there in the dim light.
Abruptly she saw them-two fig.
ures silhouettcd against the sky at
the far end of the terrace standing
close together.
Reason left her. Logic fled. Seized
by an uncomfortable fury, consci-
Gus only of one desire-the desire
to wreak vengeance on this woman
who had robbed her of her faith
she sped along the terrace. cried
out in sudden anguish and flung
herself toward the fllmy white dress
and startled face of Gretchen
AS from a great distance sce
heard a masculine exclamation.
saw a face in the dim light m
suddenly il was as If an lev r1n4K
had engulfed her and was hn'dlng
her close. For the face of the mar
who had been standing with h'S arm,
about Gretchen Carter WIS : =. o.
Dave Luther