davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-08-24
Any More.

@. In and around Tulsa and
Oklahoma City we hear ANY more"
used in a sort of Affirmative, pre-
sent-tense way, thus: The store
carries fresh vegetables any more.
The mailman Games about 10
O'Clock any more. He's on the
baseball team any more" This
sounds utterly senseleSs to me. Am
I right? Let's have discussion
please.-MrS. r. G. T.
A. This misuse of ANY more" is
not uncommon in the Middle West
especially where many people are
of German descent.
Such constructions as, "The store
carries fresh vegetables any more
apparently result from confusing
%any more" with ''onUe more" OF
snow" The idioms are the opposite
in meaning.
"Once more" expresses the ides
of again: i.e., as it used to be, 81
it is again.
eAny more" expresses the idea o
"further; from now on; hereafter
no more" ANY more" therefore
is nearly always negative. For ex
ample:
Positive: The store carries fresl
vegetables once more tthe stor
used to carry fresh vegetables, ant
it now carries them AGAIN..
Negative: The store does no
carry fresh vegetables any NOR
/ (tlne store no longer carries fresl
vegetables, though 1t used to-.
Positive: The mailman come
about 10 o'clock once more Gas h
used to).
Negative: He does not com
around 10 o'clock any more cal
though he did in the past.
Positive: He is on the baSeba
team once more Che used to be g
Evening star., 1951-08-24
TukeMyWordfo forIt
BY Fronk Colby

the team, and he now is on it
AGAIN..
Negative: He is not on the base
ball team any more Though he
used to be-.
Note that "any more also ex-
presses negative idea in such
usages as these: do not love you
ANY more. I do not care for any
more coffee. Do not worry any
more about it. I do not like him
any more than you do. He would
not lie any more than he would
steal.
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THE EVENING STAR ALT

Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1851
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.DLLONLANDCO

JUST BELOW SEVEN CORNERS
FA. 1859 FA. 3777
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Arthur L. Walters
OW. 5000 CHI. 4141
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ANNANDALE

ANNANDALE
FOR SALE BY OWNER
A home with character and charm,
In beautiful Fairfax county; white
rambler. on 1a-acre wooded knoll:
lge., liv.. rm. with cypress paneiing,
custom-built firepl. and Dutch door
TO brk. patio. charming din. rm. and
kit. with adjoining screen porch for
summer eating; 3 bedrms.. Ia baths
on lst H.; cozy study and 2 ige.
storage rms. upstairs, 2-car ga
rage. Call EA nanR ii -.
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OPEN l TO e
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON BEAUTY-5-yr.-ol det.
brk. with slate roof; one Of the most
beautiful streets in Arlington; about
~ MIN. and no traffic lights to
Pentagon or downtown: den and
lav. on 1St floor; 3 bedrms.- 2 baths
bi-i garage; dishwasher and Bendix
aluminium screen,storm windows
priced At S31 $50. Must be sold i'm.
nFReaaiNssely; FRaNK pEI1 Eyfs;, ,ps call CT. s5s5.
ARLINGToN-BARCRoFT area, ecnv.
with washer; built is mos; lee
fenced nnnl yda; immediate possession:
ARI1NsfoH lSf1 az nj rosEsT GM Tf254' 10 minute,
to Pentagon; Groom brick. full
basement, large deep garage with
and oil heat. Redecorated and ready
to move in On. settlement. Located
0Ics on ..ot3oe i93yeiy trss;lined street in
About $4,000 cash needed. Call Mr..
Al. 1852; CHARLES r. HoFF.
INGsi l597 Duke St., Alex. 10
LEESBURG PIKE-18h acres gently
house, ami, one mile Beyond city city
limits Falls Church. OWNER, IA.
54S3. m
YATES GARDENs-By owner; semi
det. brk., 2 bedrms., 1K baths
screened. porch, liv. rm.. firepl.,
equipped kit; nr. schools, churches,
transp. TIE. Sill. III
FOR SAI.E-By owner occupant; at
tractive new brick 4-bedrm. home;
II min. west Of Pentagon on CO.
lumbia pike: bus stop 200 #; ex-
mile shops and school: full base
ment, lge. garage, 2 baths; usual
extras; S35. 900, substantial cash;
occupancy Dec. 15. $40 Rose Lane.
Tel. FA. 1865 to see. 15s
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ARLINGTON FOREST

Brk. Colonial. having 3 bedrms. and
bath up: iv. rm., family. din. rm,
opening onto screened porch,
equipped kit. full bsmt.. oil heat,
detached garage. Situated on nice
Very convenient to schools and
shopping; bus u block Being COM
F1afaiu Dr{na Gfn Enn
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
FALLS CHURCH

Il you are interested in a beautiful
3-bedroom rambler, don't miss see
ing this one. LADIES, you will fan
in love with the kitchen which is
equipped with built-in breakfast
space, built-in desk, dishWasher,
electric range and refrigerator.
MEN, the basement is what you are
and built-in bar. There. is also 8
2-car detached garage, living room
has gorgeous picture window. Priced
S22, $50.
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JR. ESTATE
TWO BATHS

Attractive all-brick rambler
with basement, huge living
room, separate dining room,
de luxe kitchen. On q large
lot In Hillwood section. Only
$4,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
ALEXANDRIA
S16,950
BUCKNELL, MANOR,
10RR VANDER RIFT M

New Cape Cod frame;. large bedrni,
full bath, unfinished room upstairs,
equipped kitchen. auto. washer. dis
posal. Youngstown cabinets; den or
3rd bedrm., with accordion wall, liv-
area, bedrm.. fun bath, Venetian
blinds: compl. insulated: built in
summer circulation fan. forced draft
gas heat; occupied 2 months, being
transferred; occupancy Dec. 1; Al
financed. Directions: From Alex,
south on Route l and follow Buck
nell Manor signs Iis
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MT, IDA /

$1,000 -
This home can't be beat on today's
market, Masonry. semidetached, 5
rooms and bath: gas heat; screened
'front.' and rear porches, and garage
Immediate possession with only
81. 500 down payment.
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ROSEMONT

A most reasonably priced home OF
from the average. yet most livable
1t was custom-built. originally de-
signeG by an architect for his own
use. and occupancy II is English
Tudor style. with beamed studio -liv-
ing, room; French doors leading to
dining room. equipped kitchen. one
bedroom and tiled bath on frst floor
Upstairs there are two large bed
rooms and tiled bath There Is q full
basement with complete maids room
and bath; oil heat. buiit-in 2-car
garage. slate roof: nicely shrubbed
lot and many other unusual features
that makes this an exceptional buy
at the low price of 500. 500 S., 900
cash required Terms to be arranged
and definitely shown by appointment
only
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1898 BRANCH AVE

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. TO &
FOR YOUR INSPECTION
Cozy and cute 5-rm. stucco bungalow
featuring 2 extra lge. bedrms., spa
cious liv. rm. with firepi., din. rm
ana compl. equip. kit. on Ist A
bsmt., with oil &C. heat; lee Ieye
lot, with picket fence. Just 3 block
from Silver Hill grade school. Priced
al S14 800 Must be sold this week
END. Directions. Out Branch ave
Sc, i miles over D. c. line, tc
42SS Branch ave and our open
sign; T. D. BURGESS. VI. 2S02
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ALMOST NEW-vAcANT

ALMOST NEW-VACANT
features 22-ft. liv. rm., dream Kit
with, elec: dishwasher. garbage dis
posaE exhaust fan, de luxe range
and refgr.; 3 lge. bedrms. on 2nd a.,
ca with unusual closet space; house
has combination screen and alumni
Aum storm windows, paneled recr.
I'm; with attractive bar: located on
nigh elevations; Anchor-fenced lot !:
all this for only S16,950.
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STONE CAPE COD

NI0.S5u
This lovely home Is only 4 months old
II is situated on half-acre lot with
high elevation and an excellent view.
Only z mi. south of Alexandria.
dow and fireplace. dining room, COM
pletely equipped kitchen and 2 de-
Sirable bedrooms and bath 1st floor.
Stairway to fully insulated expandi-
BILE attic which would provide space
Tor additional bedrooms. 81 800
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BLAZE OF GLORY

The greens. bright yellows
and flaming reds Of fall trees
and shrubbery give an appro-
pirate setting for this.
DELIGHTFUL CAPE COD
With end brick and tiled
fireplace accenting the warmth
of its beautiful green living
room, square arch to separate
dining room, divided from
U-SHAPED MODERN KITCHEN
Full Of glistening clean cabi-
nets and served by combina-
ton bar ARRANGEMENTS COM
plete with china-chrystal
2-FAMIY BEDROOMS
Each served by two win
dows, large closet and modern
tiled bath. Stairway to ideal
EXPANSTBLE ATTIC
access. to plumbing for second
ON A FROSTY EVENING
You'll particularly enjoy its
warm coziness as you view the
beautiful sweeping valley in
FULL BASEMENT
hot-water heater. laundry
trays and large area for rec
reation room and workshop.
IT'S YOURS FOR THE
ACTING
Priced at $ll5.,9950 with q
TAX Take a tip-don miss this
!. ACT NOW. CALL
Zeal Estate Service, In
763 Lee Hwy. Of Glebe. oW. 80
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Real Estate Service, Inc.
1853 Lee Hwy. Of Glebe. OW. 1880
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COUNTRY
CLUB AREA
$4,000
BEVERLY HILLS

Ideal embassy location.
Outstanding center hall brick
Colonial designed for gracious
living and entertaining. Fea-
turing spacious drawing room.
formal dining room, 7 large
bedrooms, Az baths, Cocktail
lounge with fireplace with
matching murals by H. G.
Miller. Built-in black leather
bar. extra full kitchen In base
ment; powder and attractive
maids room in basement p
car detached garages; formal
gardens. This home will, be
perfect for you. Excellent
terms to responsible purchaser.
Exclusive with
Evening star., 1951-11-10

6-RooM coLoNIAL-SI3. $50
dust 10 mos. old in perfect cond.: 2
tWln-Slze bedrms. waik-in closets
Z3-N- hv. rm., full din. rm., kit
Ioaded with appliances; only 81 ,OOC
Gown and easy monthly terms.
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NEW RRrrR uo,rrc e,oo

NEW BRICK HoMEs-SIe $50
superbly built 5-rm. Cape Gods, Eng,
hsh-type bsmt.. dormered expansible
attic, lovely ceramic tiled bath, de
luxe kit; workmanship found only
IN houses twice the price; terms as
low as S64 per mo. after small down
payment va
Evening star., 1951-11-10
CLOSE YOUR. EYES

Imagine - Sparkling white
bungalow in nearby Falls
Church area with many win
dows. 3 big family bedrooms,
modern sunlight kitchen -
skilltully arranged with many
cabinets, Formica work area
and double bowl sink. This
bargain bunny has auto. gas
heat, lots of storage area and
may be purchased with So. 500
down-SS5 per mo. May
be shown any time. Call OW.
1000.
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BRICK BUILT IN 1895
SPECIAL
8 BEDROOMS=Sq7 75n

Liv; rm., din. rm.. large compl kit,
I oedrm. and bath, 1st f.; . bedrms.
2nd A.: lot 50x120; only 2 blks.
from bus; 90 min. downtown; loca-
tion, West Lanham Hills: quick pos
session; $1,000 cash, balance like
CLYDE R ADAMS. Realtor
b440 Annapolis Rd.. UN. 1I43.
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DEL RAY

S13,150
Dutch Colonial, 8 rooms. . bedrooms
room with fireplace. large dining
room. GOOD kitchen; back and front
porches; basement; oil h.-w- heat,
and garage. Terms to be arranged.
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ARLINGTON
1st-FLOOR BEDROOM

1St-c LONI bEOROOM 8
Red brick. slate roof, center hall: 8
lge. bedrms.. full baths: wealth OF
closets 24-ft. liv. rm.. lge. pict
%,indow; WI ov !, tp'morrow's all-elec. kit !;
h:-w,h, A quality home In the best
cash. balance in one trust. Vacant
ST. THOMAS PARISH
Fms 'sn and eVeaa Weath Of cesersn efesats oed te
bath; Ice; liv; rm.. nrepi.: din. rm' s
and breakfaSt-size kit, equip: full
bsmt.; level lot; established neighbor-
hood; mr.. transp $4,000 cash will
handle, Total price. S20,500. Early
possession.
Chain Bridge Rd.-Langley
A selected home site, contains 2
panoramic view. Mod. home. Mt.
Vernon style. Bright liv. ,rm.. lge
nplc plct; window, real firepl.., book
AND pAShh5R sWab1sH FIR FiREpf pAfTTRecp1XiH eopriu
fiagstone patio. 1926, offers a most
pleasant view of the valley; lge
mod, kit. dinette and 1st-fi. bedrm.,
tile bath and dressing rm,; end A..
I. lge. bedrmS.. bath. walk-in closets
Iee. secluded, sun deck Bsmt.. oil
h;-y.h;, SURFACE driveway leading
and Pentagon. This home is located
in an environment of other junior
estates. Excellent terms. For appt
to inspect. call
FRED J. GEORGE, Realtor
2153 \. Glebe Rd At Lee Hwy.
GIL. 6777. List With Us. OK. DIAL
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ALEXANDRIA
OPEN SUM-, 1-6
1856 WASHINGTON AVE

Country living with big-city comfort!
Come on down and see this dream OF
q. rambler with the unusual floor
plan. Located in the exclusive Wei
nngton Park-Mt Vernon district.
Vacant, occupancy in time for the
terms for qualified purchaser, Di-
rections: Down Mt. Vernon blvd. ap-
prox. 4 miles below Alexandria, turn
right on Wellington lane. then 3
short biks. from the blvd. turn right
on washington ave. to Open sign.
Mrs; Tindula. with COLONIAL IN
vESIMENT CO.. XII. S-364i. TIE.
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NEW RAMBLER

Just completed. this all-brick home is
an outstanding value on today s
parket- VA and FILA approved. It
features living room, fireplace, large
equipped kit. generous closet space
. bedrooms. large storage attic, tiled
full basement. Reasonably priced al
$15.950. SEE IT NOW.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
OPEN
/ To &

Here is 3-bcdroom new rambler
home Just i block from st. James
Parochial School that you just have
to see. Living room with fireplace
equipped kitchen with gas range
refrigerator. disposal and Bendis
Economat; tile bath; pull-down stair
way to storage attic; screens
throughout; steal beam: copper
plumbing. Builder has to sell to be
able to start more. Priced low
SI6,S50.
Out Lee hwy. to West
Broad st., right to S. Spring. left
half a block to house.
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Enprrn cr

FORCED SALE-S1I $50
Fick up bargain here; year-old hrirL
bungalow with $4,000 GI loan:
mouse IN immaculate cond. and mus,
Sei TO-DAY. Make offer Of any reas
down payment.
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peter j. hagan

AN $3.50 DowN-s5s MONTH
AL on | n; fun bsmt.. oil heat; extra
!se. io; fertile garden spot; det ga.
cass, ideal location, min. from
tai Farm; closing estate At SIn nasn,
Al home for GI. 0'-"o'
Evening star., 1951-11-10

~ CoLMAR MANOR-st 900 DOWN
NOT many homes financed to Civilians
az $1,000, down. This is your oppor
- lske aapantase Of one of the last
Excel 5-rm, bungalow, with beauti.
tul paneled attic. full bsnts ga,
a'-".h., garage. Only SIO,5OO.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE--vA.
ALEXANDRIA
OPEN / 'TTI, DARK

Attrac. Colonial brick. semidet. O.
bedrm home in a very desirable
section. Completely redecorated;
full bsmt., oil heat; conv. to public
and parochial schools. Priced for
quick sale, around $4,000 with
good terms; $4,000 cash. BY owner
GIL. 1923.
To reach: Through Alex. on s. WASH
ington st. to 900 blk. turn right on
aChnrch st. to No. SIS --12
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IDEAL
VA. FOREST
10 MINUTES

To Washington. Alexandria, Falls
Church is where this spacious Colo
NAL home is located. 1st floor.
living room with fireplace 1Sx20:
dining room 12xl2; kitchen with
range. refrigerator and fan. beauti-
closed glass and screened porch.
l2xl5; End floor. 3 bedrooms, tile
bath; full basement: outside en-
trance; copper plumbing; gas h. ".
the best heat you can have. Priced
low for quick sale. Don't miss this
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CAN YOU BEAT IT2

It's a challenge to any home
purchaser to beat the convent
ence, construction and cozy
charm Of this prewar Arling-
ton brick attached home. First
floor, living room and separate
dining room in fresh neutral
color. Cabinet packed kitchen,
Z upstairs bedrooms (master
bedroom beautifully decorated)
and tiled bath. Full basement
contains auto. oil heating sys-
TEN, new gas hot-water plant,
washer. All for S12,950 with
$1,000 cash. Call OW. 9090.
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DETACHED BRICK
Q REnPMC C1H Am
VETS--RAMBLERS

VETS-RAMBLERS
Living room. separate dining room, 2
fun basement. Only few left al
this low price of S1l,1o0: $500
down. $50 per mo. for principal. in
terest. taxes. and insurance, to quail
fed veterans. Open daily. 9 to 4 80.
To inspect, out Bladensburg rd.,
bear right at Peace Cross to Ed
monston .rd. (2nd traffic light. turn
left on Edmonston rd. to Gallatin
ST and sign to EXHIBIT home
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-23
MODERN MOONSHINING

Illegal distilling jnfthe New York metropolitan area is beginning rival the worst days of Prohbi- tion the Tax Council of the Alcoholic Beverage Indus tries declared this month in reporting two big outlaw operations been seized by Federal agents on Long Island within five days of each other.
 To support its claim, the Tax Council singled out other recent big seizures there and in New York and pointed to raids on home cookers, type of small still which flourished during the bootlegging 20s.
 Remembering prohibition days, one is given to wonder why. that distilng can be perfectly ege4 occupation, widespread illegal making of hauor should provide an attractive occupation.
 For the information of the post-repealers, the home cooker" is liquor trade slang for neighborhood outlaw still operated small scale usually at a community level.
 And now it is explained by the Tax Council
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-23
25,0O0 Rada1 Men Sgan Skies For Hostile Planes
By ELTON c. FAY
GAP Military Affairs Ieportcr)

WASHINGTON, July 21 IT. Almost 25,000 Air Force radar men now are on steady watch at sta tions and control centers in the United States and Canada to detect the approach of any strange and possibly hostile planes.
 The aircraft warning system has reached the point where it is 97 per cent manned, the Associated Press was told by officials today.
 Three years ago, in the days of economy and before the swift build up of military strength which start ed with the Korean war, only about 3,00o to 4,000 men were in the en- tire warning system. That system then consisted of a few, isolated de- fcnse areas where radar scanning of the skies was conducted part time. There was no coordinated warning system.
 However, the fact that warning stations now are almost fully manned does not mean that the U. s. has all the warning system it plans CT wants or that the equip ment used at those stations all is necessarily modern.
 The Air Forces air raid warning organization is composed of F groups Of regular troops and three of federahzcd Air National Guard outfits. This does not necessarily mean there are only Is stations; each group has personnel enough to man a number of stations.
 The exact number Of warning stations and control centers and their locations are secrets.
 The stations in the U. s. and Alaska work with those in Canada under the mutual Canadian-U.S. Defense Plan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-23
Bop of Tanned 'Egg and I,' sEahhed 10 Death

OAKLAND, Calf, July 23 -iP-- An Oakland carpenter who said he was the former husband of author Betty Mcdonald, and Bob" in her famed book, The Egg and l." was stabbed to death in a fight with the divorced husband of another woman. Police said Robert E. Heskett, 55, who was married 10 Mrs. Macdonald in 1927 and divorced eight years later, died here yesterday from knife wound in the heart. Thomas J. Blake, 37, of Visalia, Calif., was booked for investigation of murder.
 Officers said Blake's divorced wife Thelma, 35, told them she had been living at Heskett's house here for a week Blake, she related, came to the house about midnight Sat urday and an argument ensued.
 She said Heskett ordered Blake out, but the Visaiia man pulled a knife and Heskett grabbed a hatch et. As the two grappled in hall way, Heskett suddenly toppled over q bannister, she said.
 Police said Blake claimed self defense, contending he didn't Wield the knife until Heskett swung at him with the hatchet. 4a.#e Betty Macdonald was awarded a divorce from Hskett and custody of their two daughters by Superior Judge Malcolm Douglas at Seattle, March 8, 1885.
 Her experiences on an Olympic Peninsula chicken ranch while mar ried to Heskett formed a background for her book, "The Egg and |"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-23

report there has been sharp increase in the home cooker in producing liquor for low income groups In l949 the Alcohol Tax Unit and other enforce ment agencies seized 19,000 outlaw stills with a daily producing capacity of over 50O00O gallons
 It is all a matter of dollars and cents. The Federal tax distilled liquor is S9 a gallon This tax which is passed on to the consumer brings the average price Gin New York of a fifth of whiskey to S385. The bootleg fifth can be bought taX-free for about S2 in the New York
 And at the rate that bootleg whskey is produced the government was losing $4,500o00 a day on the l9000 stills seized in 1949.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-23
LOOK and LEARN sy %y' c. GORDON

difference between American and European plans of hotel operation?
 many there in cord of wood? the Union whose capital bears the state?
 English? 5. If a a animal, what animal?
 
 plan includes lodging meals guests the for lodging only. 3. cubic feet. Oklahoma, capital is Oklahoma City. A of English, French, and Portuguese 5. sheepike animal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-23
Daily Lessons in English v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED Tt funny that he would do such thing Say musuaD that he such thing" ~
 OFTEN NIsPRONOUNCED: the in too in book
 OFTEN MISSPEILED: Assassin; s's
 SYNONYMS: Pretty handsome beautiful comedy attractive, exquisite
 WORD STUDY a and yours" Let vocabulary Todays IMPASSIONED; feeling ardent His mpassioned brought her eyes,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-23
q Am An American"
Cincinnati Enquirer)


 For most of us, indeed for almost all of us s25oOOo is quite a lot of money-especialy if it is held out in front us there for the taking It must have seemed so to James N. Cape of Akron when q manoral estate of that value in England willed to him-on condition that he and his family move to England to live. as
 British born MT. Cape might have taken up the unusual offer if he had had only himself to consider. But he is grateful to the United States, which he served in the Navy. His wife is an American. His children are Americans Taking plenty of time to consider he decided that he would rather stay in the United States, and let somebody else have the two manor houses-and the 1000 acres of fine Cam bridgeshire land and the substantial annual income
 Now and then, in years to come, MT. Cape may wonder if he did the right thing Especially if The happens to encounter diversity, But as he watches his children growing up in the land of their birth he undoubtedly will feel confirmed in his judg- ment.
 We all talk good deal about certain intangbles in American fe-abstractons like liberty and broad opportunity and democracy. They distractions, it is true But they are the less real Their reality is confirmed by case like that of MT Cape, who weighed them against quarter million dollars and then declined the fortune
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-23
FIELDING IMPROVING

Several homes are under con- struction in the city besides the 10 house AHA. project, on 5th street. William Kerns has his basement and first floor up on his building lot between the Barou- mes apartment and the Ingebright home. Robert Anderson poured first floor walls on his 27 by 47- foot foundation on Knobb Hill yesterday The William Boehl home has been completed and sold recently to MT. and Mrs. George E. Hamilton and family. The Marcus Jensen apartments on 2nd Street is roughed in with siding being installed this week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-23
MODERN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA Ry LEE

O. I was recently told I supposed right hand What s
 either of these! You continue wear your wedding ring wish
 proper address envelope to MT and Mrs
 
 A. Where family it best to address envelope the the write children too"
 from the dinner table for 
 plates until the eater has his
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-23
.Stoek Quotations

NEW YORK, July 23 -.R- Clos ing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 27s, American Can 110is, American Tel & Tel. 156ls, Anaconda 39H, Douglas Air craft 4815, General Electric 54A, General Motors 48ia, Goodyear 87H Kennecott 717s, Libby McNeill & Libby sA,, Northern Pacific 497s, Standard Oil of California 47h, Twentieth Century Fox 197s, U. s. Steel 40l5, Pound 2.80ls, Canadian Exchange 94.50.
 Sales today were 1,320,o00 shares.
 Averages today were as follows: industrials 255.61, rails 777l, util- ities 44.51.