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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-19
LES POE ARRIVES

Les Poe, new entertainer at the Salmon Creek Country Club, ar rived yesterday on PAA and will open tonight at the Club. He is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-19
EASTMANS HERE

MT. and Mrs Ed Eastman of Des Moines, Iowa are in Juneau en- route to Haines where Eastman is with Lytle and Green Construction Go.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-19
FROM DIES MONIES

c. w. Runs of Des Moines, Iowa, is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-19

I. A. Sawyer of McKesson and Robbins Drug Go. from Seattle, is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-19
EASTER CAKES

Delicious Cakes, decorated for Easter. Order yours early. Phone 31. Purity Bakery, 124 2nd.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-19
EASTER CAKES

Delicious Cakes, decorated for Easter. Order yours early. Phone 31. Purity Bakery, 124 End.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-19
AT GAsTINEAU HOTEL

Mrs. Elsie Burk is a guest at the Gastineau hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-19
I'd Like to KnOW...

You may have heard that a suit has been filed by the Antitrust Division in Washington to break up Standard of California as well as six other West Coast oil companies. Many people have writ ten us protesting this action, have asked per- tinent questions. We be- lieve these questions should be answered for everyone. We take this way of doing so. If you have a question, write:
 sI'D LIKE TO KNOW"
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-19

For hard jobs, the U. s. uses our bigness and migration. Today, our US. projects in- clude atomic research and a synthetic rubber plant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-19

Next: industry's demands. You know how industrial output keyed US. strength in World War II. It takes big companies to meet big needs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03
2 THE EVENING STAR
Two Gel Long Terms
In Sex Case Here
Involving Boy, Is
Washington, D c.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1851

Two men today were in jail for
long terms because one of them
took indecent liberties with 49,
year-old boy.
District Court Judge Alexander
HoltZof acting on the indecency
charge, sentenced Charles j.
Lynch, 50, of the 1000 block OF
Fourteenth street Sc. to serve
from 5 to Is years. Imprisoned
to serve from one to three years
in the same case was James F.
Murphy 38. no address given, on
a charge that he tried to inf1u-
ence the testimony of the l3-
year-old complainant before the
grand jury.
In other sentences, Judge Holtz-
off gave Edward Eugene Samp-
son. 10, of Baltimore, 20 months
to five years to serve for illegal
possession of As grains of heroin.
William Goodwin, %, colored,
of the first block of T street NV.
got from 6 to 18 months for man
slaughter in the rife Staying of
Percy Freeman. "a, colored. of
10 Charming street NE.
Robbery defendants drew these
penalties from the same judge:
Leroy Copeland, 81. of the 900
block of Florida avenue NE. and
John F. Reagan. 25. no address
given. 4 to IL years; Vernon Coop
er, 20, of the 700 block of Eighth
street NE. 5 to IS years, and
Joseph D. L. Johnsey. 40, no ad-
dress given, 20 months to five
years.
For operating lotteries here,
Judge Walter NJ Bastian SEN
fenced John F. Howard, 80, of
the HOO block of One Half street
court NV. from 5 to Is months,
and John B. Alexander, A, of
the 1900 Vermont avenue NV,
four months to year and day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03
First of ; Festival
Concerts Set AUG. IL

The first of three concerts in the
Blue Ridge Music Festival will be
presented at 4:30 pm. on August
IL in Washington. Va.
William Haaker will conduct an
orchestra in works by Mozart
Schubert. Strauss. List. DvoraE
and Vaughn Williams.
The orchestra includes players
from the National Symphony Or
Ichestra. The festival also will In
'clude two other concerts on Sue
ceeding Sundays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03
Medal for Humane Action Awarded 10 Eiqht in MATS

Seven officers and an airman
of the Military Air Transport
Service yesterday received the
Medal for Humane Action al
MATS headquarters for their part
in the 1948-49 Berlin Airlift.
Rear Admiral Hugh H. Good
win, MATS vice commander, pre-
|sented the awards.
Medals went to Col. Robert D.
Forman, Fort Worth Tex; 1t. Col,
EDWARD A. Guilbert, Waterbury,
Conn; 1t. Col. Mabry Simmons,
Lone Oak, Tex: Maj. Raymond
y. Lacombe, Lowell, Mass; Mai.
Raymond L. Towne, Cleveland:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03
License Board Weighs Dunbar Hotel Appeal

The License Board today has
under consideration the appeal of
the Dunbar Hotel, Fifteenth and
u streets NV, from the decision
of License Supt. C. T. Nottingham
not to issue hotel license.
The liquor license of the hotel
was revoked about two months
ago.
Mr.. Nottingham's refusal to is
sue a license was based on charges
made by police that the Dunbar
was the hangout for dope ped
oilers, prostitutes and other unde-
sirable characters, and that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03

Alcoholic Beverage Control regu-
lations were not observed.
The License Board, with Assist
ant Corporation Counsel Ralph D
Quniter. jr., presiding, held the
final hearing on the appeal yes
terday. The hearing was taken up
with a cross-examination of Har-
Ivey Warwick, president of the cor
Iporation that owns the hotel.
Mr.. Warwick said the Recon-
struction Finance Corp. is holding
Ia mortgage of more than 100000
on the hotel, which will be fore
closed If the hotel fails to get
license.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03
Deaths Reported
FrOm the D. C. Bureau of vital Statistics

From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics J
Margaret E. Fowler. 70. 1929 Holbrook st
ne.
William G. Van Horn, SO, 1414 North
Carolina avenue ne.
Stefan Rosieki. 81, 1913 Harvard street
NV,
Josephine Giunta. 81 y2314 4th street ne.
Edward B. Friel, SO. Silver Spring. Md.
Lavinia O'Bryhim, so, 1870 Upton street
NV.
Eugene Grove. 40. s2e 3rd street ne.
John Ford. 6S. Dupont Heights. Md.
Carrie Gilchrist, 81, 1873 F street NV.
Mamie Thomas. "a, 403 N street NV.
Carrie G. Bradford, so. 500 New Jersey
Arthur j. Lee, SO zoos Gale st. ne.
Victor Lopez ~ 1906 52nd avenue ne.
Infant CUNNINGHAM. 116 Sycamore st. ne
Infant Taylor. S13 9Th street NV.
Infant Crystal K. Hodge. Pocahontas, Miss
Infant Washington. 1918 4th street NV.
Infant Kelley, 1906 Girard street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03

Capt. John F. Konop, New York;
Capt. Lester j. Skidmore, Porter
willie. Calf, and TiSergt. Turner
I'M. Buford III. Sherman, Tex.
During the 15-month Berlin
Airlift. planes of the United States
Air Force and Royal Air Force
Combined Airlift Task Force flew
more than 2.5 million tons of sup
plies to the blockaded German
capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03
Births Reported
CBy the D C. Bureau of Vital Statistics

10y LQe u L. buGedu OF vital SldLl5tt
BOYS.
BENJAMIN and Florence Grifhth.
Saul and Claire Jaffe.
Russell and Sally Kehoe.
John and Jane Major.
Philip and Doris McKim.
John and Josephine Murrte
Arvern and Victoria Plumley.
Charles and Evelyn Sandone.
julius and Mary Skinner
Roger and Rebecca Stuart.
William and Mary Waugh.
William and Leila White.
William and Elsie Hinton.
Murray and Nettie Kaye.
John and Georgette LYONS
Victor and Mabel McCampbcll
Beveridge and Genevieve Miller.
Carlton and Agnes Pollock.
Lloyd and Grace Root
Rene and Marie Servant.
Theodore and Ruth Stevens,
DIN and Clara Walton
Charles and Helen Weathtneton.
Lorin and Theodore Woodcocg.
Alton and Madge Jessup.
GIRLS.
Carl and Jean Anvil
Yates and Mary Boswell.
Charles and Dorothy DevereauX.
Robert and Helen Jones
James and Edith Mullins.
Carl and Elizabeth Pitts.
George and Maria Roe
Vincent and Marie Tana
Joseph and Colleen Wushnak.
Edgar and Nancy cambridge
Frank and Josephine D'Ercole.
Gerald and Theresa Geyer.
Robert and Sammie Long
Vincent and Mary Napon
Roger and Barbara Presnell.
Eli and Minnie Rubenstein.
Frederick and Edna Voorhees,.
1sador and Dolores Yalom.
James and Homezelle Aycox.
Winston and Alice Jackson.
Odies and Jessie Graves
Charles and Ethel Prince
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03

day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Eugene LeBel 81. Fort -Belvoir. Va, and
Rosemary Campbell. 20. Cedar Valley,
Norman 1iptne5 s % ana 5, Patricia Bow
BENJAMIN Hamilton, ~ I5l1 Rhode Is
iand pr ave ytv6 ~ Ma and Evelyn Sweeney
George McG9sEiaa @o III Annapolis. Nd
and June Joy. -. 34l2 Quessada St. M
heit' 81; both Of Savannah. Ga
Henry Gasiorowski, %. Jersey City, \, j,
ch sPS }sas Mams 81 ao ca4on ave
3eiH and Mary schrider, 81 1886
RI and Bets G0s Giia * 70 $5I fe{b s
~ s9n $%;b 3; f. both n Of MeEs f3a, Va
&C., and Constance Moore, Is. 3o7 D
RUM MeGhes, IS, 1891 y araaeeE5 St x ~
Raymond coEman. jr, p, and sheila
Robert Hogue, % Green Acres, Md, and
Margot Dunnahoo. 81. Bethesda, Nd.
'ams F5sem 1abn9 8 IT. T Rnss p Md
Donald Sill %, 1000 Congress st. Sc. and
Rebecca Marion. 30, 236 Portland st,
carter Elliott "a, 1925 18TH st. nv. ,ane
LoGis Smith, q Baton ROUGE. La. and
James WEIGH. 80 404 Florida ave. ".
and Beulah MacBeard. 10, 1872 4th
John Vath 81. Walter Reed Hospital
n and Palea GRIMM * FanE t "a
ne. and Beatrice Thorne, %. 17l6
Lawrence Washington; 80; 1900 Eastern
ee PqTee RadSau Va IS and Katherine cur.iz
IS, both Of 1880 PARK I'd. nv
avs aoee nv and Beverly Hickman !"
she sRa9 c y SS; n y. colmar Manor Nd
and Barbara Gilchrist, 49, cottase
Robert Lorenzen. p. CO.'S 10th ri. n ".
ana Sara McGibony. p. Chevy Chase
Hoover Bowling. 90 and Doris Saunders
! s both Of Alexandria Ia.
Virginia Dixon, 81, 81" Massachusetts
JACK Hustad. 90 Boiling Air Force Base
and Florence Babcock. II. $500 @lSt
Harold Palenius. 81, PinelIss Park Fla,
and Marion Marking. 81. Arlington,
Armour Lyles. 90. a44 Rhode Island ave.
NV; and Catherine Braker, "e f63
James H lei 30, New York City. and
Barbara Brayton. o., 23l6 F St. NV.
l g. both of $50 9th st. Sc.
Giordano, 20 both Of Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03

The first cargo Of Irish eggs to
leave for Canada. 10000 cases,
went recently aboard the Irish
Rose, from Cork.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. EdtO, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tUdit three full days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
By Anqelo potri

Most people manage to live in
peace with their in-laws but there
are occasionally some who make
it impossible by such infuriating
remarks as, "I don't know where
the child got his dumbness. Ger
tainly it is not from our side" T"
That's fighting language In any
family.
It is the more infuriating be-
cause it is so senseless. Who
knows what either side of the
family contributed to a child's
nature? Nobody on earth knows
that for a certainty. so no one
should make such a statement.
Traits can be handed on by re-
mote ancestors, people the living
members of a family never knew
existed, so there can be no sense
in such a remark, nor any good
will. 1t shows only a feeling of
contempt for another family and
that is the poorest basis for
friendly cooperation between two
families that human intercourse
provides.
The best of families must take
their chances in the matter of
inheritance, in the lottery of
nature. Any family may draw a
genius, or a lesser prize, and there
is nothing to be done about it but
accept what was given and make
the best of it.
The first child Of a couple of
healthy, normal, well adjusted
people was q boy as unlike his
Evening star., 1951-02-28
Secrets of Charm
Secrets Of Chorm
Toning the Inner Thigh Muscles
By John Robert Powers

It's a sad fact that elevators.
automobiles and all manner OF
labor saving devices which provide
comfort and ease are also a threat
to beauty. Those who use them
are deprived of normal. beauty
building exercise.
The inner thigh muscles espe-
cially suffer from lack of daily
workout. and even when thigh
measurements are nearly perfect,
the muscle tone is apt to be de-
ficient. That is when unattractive
bulges are sure to appear under
slim, spring skirts and completely
ruin the leg line revealed by sum-
mer's brief play clothes.
But with just a little timely
foresight you can avoid or elm
mate any auty-destroying thigh
bulge. Toning the muscles of the
inner thigh is as simple as this:
Stand with your right side
turned to a wall and about an
arms length away from it. Rest
one hand on the wall for support.
Swing your left leg across your
right leg as far as you can. keep
ing the left knee straight but not
rigid. Then swing your left leg
outward (away from your body
Evening star., 1951-02-28
Which Side Of Family?

parents as child could be. They
were dark. vivacious and quick Of
mind and action, while he was
blond with blue eyes, slow moving
and of a most disobliging DISPOSE
ton, very difficult to control or to
please. After an experience with
him one of his aunts said. HE
never got this from our side"
That nettled the child's mother
into exploring the family trees.
After tireleSs search she learned
that a Observation-Disclosures
on that other side was blond.
bad-tempered. difficult person.
The discovery did not make for
harmony but it did silence re-
marks on this point.
Both houses concerned in
marriage are in-laws. Both sides
make their contribution to the
nature of a child in the new FAM
lily. 1t can reasonably be sup
posed that both sides loaned
something Of good and something
not so good to the infant. Our
problem is to help the child make
the most of his inheritance by
providing the best possible en-
vironment for his growth. At
titudes, acts and words are a
large part of any child's environ
ment and everybody concerned is
duty bound to take care that he
offers only the best Of what he
has to the general fund OF ex-
perience that will act upon the
child's mind and character.
Hard words butter no parsnips."
Evening star., 1951-02-28

Beauty creams come and 90 on
the beauty scene. The creams
that remain are the ones that have
been used with good results and
the ones that live up to the claims
of their companies.
Television is accounting for
plenty of new ideas in presenta-
ton, programming and in the de-
signing of clothes to be worn when
viewing it,, Television has served
to focus still more interest on
necklines, thanks to It's feminine
stars.
You don't have TO be a Faye
Evening star., 1951-02-28
WyGrow
Old?
BY Josephine Lowmon

Let me remind you once more
that this is the peak time for colds
and influenza with sinus trouble
and tonsillitis following close be-
hind. Why not make a game this
year of seeing how few colds you
can have, or if you can possibly
reach summer without another
one?
Today I would like to concen-
trate on the reasons for dreading
the common cold and for taking
care of yourself when you have
one. The sneezing and coughing
and shifting are unpleasant
enough but the real danger is that
of complications.
Pneumonia is almost always
preceded by a cold. The pneu-
monia bug thriyes in the infected
mucus which is so abundant when
we have a cold. While the great
majority of pneumonia cases now
recover because of the newer
drugs. we certainly do not want to
take chance on it.
If you do not get pneumonia
you may have lingering ear or
sinus or bronchial trouble follow
ing cold you neglect. The risk
Just isn't worth it. Over and over
again you have heard the advice,
Go to bed when you have cold. l
That is good advice and it is fool
ish to feel you are babying your
self by taking to your bed when
the sneezes start.
In the first place, a day spent in
bed at the very first onslaught OF
cold often nips it in the bud.
Then, too, you will not spread it toI
others If you isolate yourself: Also
you will protect your own health
and life.
It is bad enough to walk around
with a cold when you do not have
fever. If you do have fever and
don't go to bed, you are flirting
with real danger.
Evening star., 1951-02-28

Emerson. however. to enjoy using
a cream for the throat and neck.
For many years Southern bellies
have used special cream to make
necklines and shoulders youthful
looking and sofia must" for
decollete fashions.
The cream lubricates, conditions
and soothes skin that is dry and
rough. You spread on the cream
(sent out to the stores carrying
it in limited supplies so that a
fresh batch Is what you buy) with
your fingertips. Gently massage
| 1t into the skin on the throat,
neck. shoulders. e. S.
Evening star., 1951-02-28

This well-fltting shirtwaist frock
is as comfortable as can be. Cut
in a wide range Of sizes for women.
it goes everywhere season after
season.
Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated
Pattern No. 1862 is for sizes IA, 16.
18, 20, 20. AZ, A and IS. Size Is
requires 4ls yards of 39-inch fab
ric.
For this pattern, send Is cents.
plus cents for first-class mailing.
in coins, your name. address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington
Star, P. o. Box 80, Station G. New
York 10. N, Y,
Evening star., 1951-02-28

as far as it will go. Try to keep
your body erect and motionless
throughout so that it does not
sway as your leg swings. Repeat
five times and reverse your posi-
ton so that you can give your
right leg the same workout.
To whittle down excess flesh at
the inner thigh repeat the follow
ing routine so to hundred times
daily: Sit on the floor with your
legs straight and your hands rest
ing on the floor behind your hips.
Bend your knee slightly, keeping
your left heel on the floor. Now
straighten your left leg out a bit
as you bend your right knee up as
the left Is bent.
Evening star., 1951-02-28

Here is a perky head-hugging
hat that will carry you successful
ly through spring. Crochet it
easily in straw and wear 1t with or
without the band worked in con-
trasting colors.
Pattern Envelope No. R2049
contains complete crocheting in
structions. material requirements,
stitch illustrations and finishing
directions.
To obtain this pattern, send 20
cents plus 5 cents for flrst-class
mailing. in coins. giving pattern
number, your name, address and
zone number to Peggy Roberts,
The Washington Star. P. o. Box
100, Station G, New York 19, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-02-28

When you are washing table
glasses that have held milk rinse
them in cold water first before
YOU wash them In hot.
Evening star., 1951-02-28

Alternate this knee bending and
Strengthening as vigorously and
quickly as you can. so that the
inner thighs brush. Under no cir
cumstances let your calves slap
the floor unless you also wish to
reduce them.
Need I add that you should walk,
stretch and stoop at every oppor-
tunity?
Specially prepared by my staff Of figure
and fashion experts exclusively for read
ers Of this column. Figured for you. gives
detailed Instructions and illustrates how
to select foundation garments that pro-
vide comeliness, control and comfort for
your Individual type Of figure. Send 1Q
n cS or ss Yen ss o6
Robert Powers in care Of The Evening
Evening star., 1951-06-10
Waterfront Residence

Waterfront Residence
Modern 1O-year-old brick, beautiful
liv. rm.. din, kit; knotty-pine den;
4 bedrms.. 2 baths, fin. attic, full
bsmt., oil h.-wh overlooking Bre-
ton Bay: fish. swim, ETC.: off Poto-
mac. near Leonardtown: 2Ha acres
fenced and terraced; 25 more acres
avail. on State rds. Ideal for year
round living; worth $4,000: sac.
S35 600 DI $500
Evening star., 1951-06-10
WE HAVE FOR SALE

WE HAVE FOR SALE
. choice 5-acre tracts located on
Peach Orchard rd.. Just off Briggs
5000 Der acre, on terms. @ NM 1'e'
SILVER SPRING
Builders, attention! Choice 1O-acre
tract located on arterial hwy; utils.
avail; 3 blocks from shopping cen
ter: priced most reasonably. e. S.
PRICE g. CO.. 1901 Ga. ave. LO.
5-1231. I,O 5-0315 -12
Evening star., 1951-06-10
On Chesapeake Bay
2 Houses

#. frontage on an oyster cove. duck
blind, practically new pier. excellent
grabbing, fishing, ETC.; very good
bidgs; handsome residence, 5 rms.
hna sass pgand gsS see End and d.n Phone e
rms: 12x32 workshop with cleo;
productive soil, bumper truck crops;
g mi. to village. Rare sacrifice,
$1,000; terms. O.. z. Roberts
Denton, Md. Bargain Lists Mailed
U. S. Highway Sacrifice
Excellent location for tourist home,
cabins cabins, service station, ETC.; 80
a1TeS dWene charming Ia aood 1sDsS
iavatory. eiec.. running water and
screened-in porch; oak shade: ga
Tass; S.sa,es. shed; 4 lr STEAL Ct $500. Y.
mouth. Va. Bargain Lists Mailed
Free.
A Dream of a Place
Highly desirable neighborhood. smart
city. Excellent residence, 8 rms,
bath. elec.,, phone, fireplace, beauti-
d aud h?Fdpd porches ss itHe nee casaet shaae sak
pretty lake ~ mi. Quick sale
Beth Patehei, sTRouT REALTY. ~
1902 Flat Rock rd.. Hendersonyille.
N C.. Bargain Lists Mailed Free.
Riverside Farm, Equipped
Rare opportunity for real hustler
l89 acres. about 40 for tobacco
corn wheat. etc.: pasture, valuable
wdland. variety fruit; l mi. to VII
lage. easy haul to Washington. Good
6-rm. dwelling. phone. wired foI
barn with attached shed, 2 poultry
houses. brooder house. cement-block
meat house. Rare sacrifice. $4,000
terms; 8 plows, 2 cultivators. etc.
ETC., thrown in. E. 8. Bohannan
STROUT REALTY. Port Tobacco
Nd. BargaiR Lists Mailed Free.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
West Shoreham

Ramsay Bayl One Of the remaining
sheltered and deep harbors on the
west shore of the Chesapeake. south
of Annapolis. A good investment
now, an even better one when the
new Washington-A ANNAPOLIS express.
way is COMPLETED. Shady lots. 752
135 #. Immediately adjacent tc
beach, $500 Only 81 week after
on the beach. 81 800. Only SS a
week after 20%e down payment
Electricity, telephones and wide So
#. roads DIRECTIONS: From
Washington, use Central avenue
Route PA. to Mayo rd., follow
signs to West Shoreham Beach
Come today for sure!
Chas. H. Steffey, Inc.
Realtors Since 1914
ls .. Lexington St.. Baltimore. Md
Mulberry 2412.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

Spring Catalog-
FRFFi
FREEl

With 3,0S4 bargains. 33 States.
Farms, village homes, resorts. auto
cts. stores. hotels ETC., etc Pic
lures galore. Stock. crops. eqpt..
furnishings often included. Low
prices. many E-Z terms. Over 1O0,.
600 satisfied purchasers. Beat In
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REALTY. 711-N Woodward Bldg.
WashinRton. Sterling 1854