davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-08-07
Colleges Here BoIk Cheating
ByWotching Students at Exams

cheat since I've been here. Maybe
some do cheat, but I don't know
about it."
A freshman concluded: "It's a
natural thing for students who
take the same courses to ask those
taking tests before they do what
was on the exam"
Said another. "I cheated In high
school, but not here so far"
A senior reported: Maybe 9
couple of times a year I've seer
some one cheat. Sometimes they
have crib notes with them or look
on another's test. If an instructor
catches you cheating, you're taken
right from the room to the deans
Office"
| A senior said that, in the years
he's been at Maryland. he has
seen perhaps two or three IN
stances of cheating.
i've never seen a junior or SEN
ior cheat" he said. Usually its
in the first two years that they
cheat. BY the time they're juniors
you've weeded out lot of students
just in college to try it out"
Football Players Views.
A football player who just gradu-
ated Friday was more frank.
Il think a certain amount Of
cheating goes on. It happens here
or anywhere. I've been to three
other colleges and they're all the
same. I think the West Point ca
diets got a dirty deal. No mass
cheating ever went on by the foot
ball team there"
Others said they had seen nc
cheating.
Geary Eppley. dean of men at
Evening star., 1951-08-07
THE EVENING G STAR, Washington, D. c. *** A
TUESDAY, AUGUST =,

Maryland since 1886 and a men,
ber of its faculty since 1922, views
it this way:
Cheating is a continuing prob
lem. I believe it's human nature.
Only continuous work in the home
and church will help keep a stu
dent from cheating. I'm not ,ex-
empting the school from their re-
sponsibility either.
Each instructor indoctrinates
his class on honor. An instructor
must be present during each exam.
Students don't like an honor sys-
tenn whereby they have to accept
the responsibility of reporting
somebody else. You must keep
a continued vigilance. The min
ute you let down. you run into
trouble"
. Georgetown University officials
declined to discuss the subject,
other than to say there is no hon
or system in operation at the
school and that there has been no
difficulty with students.
Replies of the students were sim
ilar to those at the other univer-
sites.
Not Much Talk.
II suppose I've seen a couple of
instances of cheating" one senior
reported. But such thing is
pretty rare. You don't hear much
talk about it."
Another replied: Things like
this (West Point situation) and
the basketball fixes gives all COL
lege students a bad name. People
think, because few cheat, every
body does"
II haven't seen any cheating,
one student said, land I haven't
Evening star., 1951-08-07
| West Point Stars
Work Out Informally
At Punting, Passing
BY the Assoeioted Press

WEST POINT, N. Y, Aug.
IA half dozen Army foot
ball stars-who may be miss
ing when the gridiron season
rolls around-got in an un-
scheduled workout yesterday.
The six, all of them admit
tedly among the 80 West
Point cadets facing dismissal
for cribbing on exams. did
some practice passing and
kicking outside their quarters.
THE old pigskin feels good"
one of them said, "even if we
won't get to use it."
The six declined use of
their names.
Evening star., 1951-08-07

VAVAAO0V dA 1AOAlOA oyoCCA ouNLl
as is used at West Point, students
and deans at majol universities
here say cheating during exami-
nations is almost nonexistent.
Queried were students and Off
cials at American University, the
University of Maryland, George
town University and George Wash
ington University.
Only one student blandly ad-
mitted cheating, and great ma
jority of the others said they'd
never seen any of it going on.
Those who admitted seeing it
said happened only rarely,
Honor systems are not observed
at the universities, and exams are
strictly monitored.
At George Washington Univer-
sity, DR.. Robel Mead, assistant
dean in the division of university
students. said the physical setup
in testing discourages cheating.
Examinations Monitored.
During tests, students are seated
with vacant desks between them.
Examination papers are mimeo-
graphed privately, with no posi-
bility of leakage, DR.. Mead added.
He said also all examinations are
monitored by faculty members.
However" he went on. "there
appears to be little tendency
among the students to cheat, even
if they had the opportunity. We
feel that we're fortunate in that
respect.
"One explanation might be that
we generally have older and more
serious students. Our CT popula-
ton still is rather high-about IS
per cent. In previous years it
has ranged better than so per
cent"
He said there have been in
stances of students being dis
for dishonesty, but that
they are rare.
The students queried agreed
with DR.. Mead.
One part-time student, an
FBI employe. reported: I've seen
very little evidence of cheating.
I suppose there is some going on,
but I haven't seen it,"
A student of five months de-
clared: I'm the first place, there's
little opportunity to cheat here,
and in the second place. we just
don't think about it. Most of the
students are serious about the
work they're doing"
And another: II suppose there
are some instances of it-just as
there would be in any large group.
But I don't think it is prevalent
here"
Defense for Cadets.
One GWU student had a word in
defense of the suspended West
Point cadets.
"I'll bet some of those fellows
at West Point who were accused
of cheating" he said, didn't &C
tually cheat. None of them got
much of a chance to defend them
selves"
Others questioned at GWU
agreed generally that, if cheat
ing exists, they haven't seen it.
At the University Of Maryland,
more students admitted they have
seen cheating at times. but only
rarely.
A coed said: I'm the year I've
been here I've seen students cheat
maybe two or three times. I
really don't think there's much
generally here. though" +"
A junior pre-med student re-
ported. "I'Ve never seen any one
Evening star., 1951-08-07
FOUND.

TAME BLUEJAY. Call EN-. 63O9.
FOR LOST OR UNWANTED animaIs. cal
LEAGUE. II 8 st. NV. No. 57s6.
n
Evening star., 1951-01-28

you put your confidence in General Elecr
Yes you getting thrilling moviecle
reception on this handsome BIACK-DAYL1TE eeviso Ea
tuning synchronized picture and sound all the quality atu
that spell GE yours in this newest model See it try
any Lacys stores. Branches open evenings until g.
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homes to the girls and their
chaperones over the weekend. At
600 pm. all band members, in
Guiding the Key West High
School band are to return to the
High School Annex where they
viii pick up their instruments
and board buses to be transport
ed to the line Of march. At com
clusion Of parade, buses viii be
parked at parade disbursing poirit
to shuttle members Of all three
bands back to the school annex
where instruments viii be stored
overnight. Buses will transport
visiting boy students back to the
Marine Barracks, and girls will
be met by their PTA hostesses
and accompanied to the homes
where they will spend the night.
On Sunday, the boys will
breakfast at 7:30 am. at the Ma
val Station Mess Hall. Navy bus
ses viii pick up both students and
instruments at the High School
Annex and depart at 8 am. for
Homestead.
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GUIANA LINE HAD

Continued From Page One)
Avacion, Havana, Cuba before the
board. Clark showed that the i'll
fated Guiana crash was the first
in II years, of authorized flights
under CAB ruling and that the
company had flown Al million
passenger miles, involving 1886
trips without accident. 81
Capt. c. c. AdelL USN. COM
handing officer OF the Naval
Base here. read "a Ifiinute-bY
minute chronological log of the
search and salvage operation
conducted by the navy for one
week and which involved all of
the naval activities as well as
those of the local Coast Guard.
Presiding officer Chrisp asked,
81 take it then that the U. S. navy
provided all of the facilities
necessary for the rescue and sal
wage operations?"
Adell affirmed that besides the
salvage barge and the divers, "all
facilities were provided on the
day of the crash"
He also said that there had
been complete cooperation be-
tween the navy and all of the
other activities engaged in the
investigation.
Technical details were explain
ed by j. S. Rowe, technical adj
visor Of the Cuban airlines, who
was called as the fifth witness.
Sixth man before the CAB
authorities was H. ]. Linden.
dispatcher on duty from Miami.
Florida. He described the pro-
cess of dispatching planes and
indicated the flight plans in
GLIDING clearance orders. alti-
tude and course instructions
given to pilots.
The public hearing was adj
journed shortly after noon to
meet again at 100 p. m. today.
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MAIS1 H. romano
Complainant,
VS.. DIVORCE
JAMES POLLARD,
Defendant.
NOTICE by PUBLICATION
TO: James Pollard,
Residence Unknown.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED to serve a copy Of
your Answer to the Complaint for
Divorce on the Complainant's At
torney, and file the original Answer
in the office Of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court on or before the goth day
of May, A. j. 1854, in the above
entitled matter, otherwise the al
Legations therein contained viii be
taken as contested.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County, Florida, this
oath day of April, A. y. 1851.
(SEAL) EARL X. ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida.
BY Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
(sdD ]. Y. PORTER ~,
solicitor for COMPLAINANT,
4I3 Fleming Street,
Key West, Florida.
apr25 may L-9-16, 1951.'
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Today's
anniversaries

1901 William H. Seward, New
York governor, senator, famous
secretary of state under Lincoln
and johnson, among the coun-
try'S great statesmen, born in
Orange County, NJ Y. Died Oct.
10, 1872.
1822-Thomas Picton. noted sol
der of fortune, New York journ-
alist and sports writer of his day,
born in New York. Died Feb. 20,
1891.
1824-Edmund Kirhy-Smith, re-
Sourceful Confederate general,
mathematics professor, born in
st. Augustine, Fla. Died March
%, 1893.
l882-Ogden NJ. Reid, famed
New York Herald Tribune editor,
born in New York. Died Jan. 8,
1947.
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MRS. RAFAELA p.
cARRERAS. so

Juan A. Perez. Cuban Consul
IN Key West since i947, receiv-
ed two days ago a letter from his
law, Jose B. Carreras, liv-
ing in. Mexico City, Mexico. an
nouncing the death Of his wife
and Mr.. Perez daughter, Mrs.
Rafaela P. Carreras at the age of
so years.
Mrs. Carreras was born in
Cuba and came to the U. S. with
her parents in 1915. She became
an excellent pianist from the New
York Conservatory of Music, and
gave many public concerts. She
went to Mexico in l94l.
Mrs. CarreraS is survived by
her husband, son, Raul R. Cor
reras, law student, her father
and stepmother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Juan A. Perez and her brother
DR.. Horacio E. Perez, assistant di-
rector of Grassland Hospital, Val
halla, N Y.
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School Moves Into
New Building

Coral Shores school moved in
to its new building today utilizing
the six classrooms, library and
the general purpose room,
Principal Charles Albury said
that the school cafeteria and kit
chen would not be open until
next fall.
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50-Legal Notices
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED


Notice is Hereby Given, that
ERIC A. CURRY the holder of the
following certificates has filed said
certificates for a tax deed to be
issued thereon. T he certificate
numbers and years of issuance, the
description of the property, and the
names in which 1t was assessed are
as follows:
Certificate No. 317; Year of Is
suanee. 1889. Description Of
Property: Lot II, Sqr. l, KIN
ERCHA, BIG PINE KEY. PLAT
BOOK / PAGE "A, CHAS. J.
CURRY SUB. of PIT. GOV. LOTS
& 2. SEC. &c. TWP. sc S. r.
% E. Assoc AS recorded in
in which assessed: HEDWIG
HIRSH.
Certificate No. SIS; Year of Is
suance, 1889. Description Of
Property: Lot II SCR. /, KIN
FRCHA, BIG PINE KEY. PLAT
BOOK | PAGE a. ca. !
LOTS i 4 2, SEC. 20. TwP. SIS
SR 20 K. ASSOC AS recorded
in Monroe County Records.
Name in which assessed: HE'D
WIG HIRSCH.
All of said property being in
the County of Monroe, State of
Florida.
Unless such certificate or certi-
ficates shall be redeemed according
to law the property described in
such certificate or certificates Will
be sold to the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day i'm the month of June, 1851,
which is the 4th day of June, 1851.
Dated this gath day of April, 1851.
(Seail EARL r.. ADAMS,
Clerk OF Circuit Court Of
Monroe County. Florida.
apF25 1851
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WILL pay cash for large luggage
trailer. Phone l330-M.
may14-3t
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TOddy's Horoscope

Today gives good intuition and
a powerful, perhaps naughty, ma
ture. You should make a place
for yourself in the world. Do not
be too anxious to fight for justifi-
cation, but rather seek to win it
by merit. Seek friends as well as
servants and use your position to
help others not so fortunate. Re
member that pride generally has,
a fall.
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35-Wanted To Buy

BENDIX automatic washers.
PaulS Tire Shop. mayl5-tf
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WE HAVE large selection of

WE HAVE . large selection of
good clean house trailerS at the
lowest prices in Florida. With
terms less than rent. Come see
US. Free overnight lodging. Free
delivery. Harper Trailer Sales
1850 N. w. 18th Avenue, Phone
89-6887, Miami, Florida.
apr20-31tx
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 12-745
MARY r. POLLARD. 81
Complainant,
VS.. DIVORCE
JAMES POLLARD,
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MAN living in Key West or vi
cinity by national organization
for part time work, No selling or
soliciting required. Pensioned
man can qualify. Write, stating
background and hours available
to Post Office Box 3l72, Miami,
Florida. mayl2-7t
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FIVE shrimp Ilawlers in excel
lent condition, powered with
1876 HIP. diesel motors. Fully
equipped, including nets ready to
fish. Will sell cheap. Make us an
offer? Phone, wire or write. King
Shrimp Company, Brunswick,
Ga, P. o. Box 272. Phone 326.
may7-tf
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FOR the finest selection in new
and used trailers, see M. NJ
Distributing Company, 900 South
Federal Highway, DANA, Florida.
Phone Hollywood 5000.
maY8-tf
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1949 MERCURY four door deluxe.
Overdrive, radio, heater, seat
covers. good tires. S1.350.00,
$4,000 down. See at 20l9 Staples,
Call l955-M. mayl4-6t
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IMMEDIATELY, Young man, lS
to q yrs. of age. Single, with
high school education, liberal
starting salary, all day work. Call
1877 for appointment. mayl6-6t
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50-Legal Notices
(COntinued)

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
N CHANCERY.
Case No. PITTS
JOHN y. WlTHRDW,
Complainant,
LILLIAN RUSSELL RoSENTHAL
WlTHROW,
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
To: Lillian Russell Rosenthal With
925 East Trigg Avenue,
Memphis, Tennessee.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and YOU are re-
quiFed to serve a copy Of your an
swer on attorney for the Complain
ant and file the original thereof
with the Clerk of the Court on or
before June LIST, 1851, otherwise
Decree PRO Confesso viii be enter
ed against you.
Dated at Key West, Monroe Coun-
ty. Florida, this list day of May,
\. ID. 1851.
Circuit Court
Seal1 EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY: Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk
ENRIQUE ESQUINALDO, JR.,
COS Whitehead Street,
Key West, Florida,
Attorney for Complainant.
may2-9- To- %, 1851
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EXPERIENCED mattresses. APP
ply Miss Kane, hostess. La
Concha Hotel. may16-3t
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39-Trailers For Sale

22-Ft. ELCAR, sleeps four. Bottle
Gas. Ice box. $595.00. Phone
Summerland Key 2. may15-5tx
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WOMAN for general housewerk
Very simple cooking. Five day
week. IL till $50. $500, plus car
fare. Phone 1901. may15-2t
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s-Female Help Wanted

NIGHT WAITRESS. Land o.
Sun, 1901 Truman Avenue.
may16-3t
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4l-Boats and Motors

HAVE 44'x15 Chesapeake
.dead-rise hull, double-planked
bottom, bronze fastened, suitable
for off-shore, decked to cabin
openings. Will take $4,000 as is.
Ernest H. Hartge, Galesville,
Maryland. may12-6tX
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3-MaIe Help Wanted

WANTED: Humane agent for HUI
name Society of Key West.
Apply in writing and state quail
LEGATIONS. Mrs. George Mills
White, president, 500 Simonton
st. mayl4-3t
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EXPERIENCED grocery store
cashier, starting salary $4,000
week. Apply in person. Fausto's
Food Palace. may12-6t
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40-Motor Bikes and Mo.
tor Scooters

l947 INDIAN CHIEF. $4,000 ac-
tual miles. $4,000. 1908 Duck
Ave. mayl5-2t
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FRED Henning's boat, 26' x g..
Kermith powered. AL condi-
ton. Equipped for commercial
fishing. $4,000. Terms. Tele-
phone 1887. may11-6t
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1850 STUDEBAKER Champion.
Two door sedan. 1000 miles.
New battery and plugs. One own
er. Can be financed. 81. 10000 or
best offer. See Myers at Over
seas Trailer Park, Phone 1916.
mayl4-6tx
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25-Real Estate For Sale
(COntinued)

IF YOU WISH to buy or sell any
kind of Key West or Key prop
erty, call on Paul Boysen, 626
Fleming st. Here since 1919.
may15-30tx
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Unemployment Wanted

WILL DO HAND ironings in my
home. 7l9 Elizabeth. Phone
1394-M. may12-4t
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TWO EXPERIENCED mattresses
wanted. Ell Pasaje Restaurant
zoos Truman. mayll-6t
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TOPPING built corner house
with jalousied. porch. Furnish
ed or unfinished. Tile kitchen
and bath. 2l23 Flagler. mayl2-6t
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38-AutomoblIes For Sale
(COntinuedl

1919 HUDSON. Four door six
cylinder or will trade for
smaller model car. Phone l699-W.
may15-3tx
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APARTMENT HOUSE. Four
apartments. Close in. Produc-
ing good income on investment of
S14,000.00. See us about this.
Johnson and Johnson, 419 Duval.
may14-tf
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ga Household Items
J. TRADEMARK Registered U. S. Patent oaice

DINING ROOM suite. Good con-
dition. See at 919 Elizabeth
after PM. may16-3tx
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22L.ost
25-Real Estate For Sale

TWO-BEDROOM CHS. TOPPING
house. Screened porch. Apply
2022 Staples. mayl4-6t
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STORE of NearlyNu Furniture,
3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana.
Phone 1901. We buy and sell new
and used furniture. may8-30t
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lot SIS x. 100. zoned for duplex,
Phone 500. mayl1-tf
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l2-BabY Sitters

NAVY WIFE wants to do baby
sitting. Available mornings and
evenings. 800 Olivia. mayl5-3tx
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TWINS

1880 Duval ST. Phone 1870 1871.
may14-mon-wed-fri-t
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Reformed Pane -Smoshers Get
old Target as New Clubhouse

A new chapter Of the Metro
politan Police Boys Club, dedi-
Gated last night, started reforming
its members before 1t actually
opened.
There wasn't an unbroken win
dow at the old Walker School last
September. when the club started
turning it into a clubhouse for
colored children in the Second
Precinct. vandals broke an esti-
mated $4,000 school windows
throughout the city and they
didn't skip Walker, an outstand-
ing target at Third and K streets
NV.
Playground Packed.
But Maj. Robert J. Barrett said
last night not q window has been
cracked since neighborhood chill
dren got word the new clubhouse
was on the way. The crowd, in
cluding some beaming ex-window
breakers, cheered him when he
said it. They packed an outdoor
playground and perched on fences
and in trees.
Federal and District officials at
the dedication predicted the new
club, the fourth for colored chill
dren among q total Of nine. will
mold better men Of its members
and make Washington stay in
the forefront of the Nations s
cities"
Commissioner John Russell
Young officially turned over the
renovated building under the glare
of floodlights provided by the Fire
Department. Associate Supreme
Court Justice Tom c. Clark and
Maj. Ernest w. Brown, former
police superintendent and founder
of the Boys Club. told the young
lsters. you are lucky to be enter
ing on q successful and useful
period in your lives"
They were followed by DR..
Joseph L. B. Murray. club presi-
dent: School Board Member Wes-
ley Williams and James w.
'Geater. neighborhood center di-
Evening star., 1951-10-19

rector Of the recreation depart
|ment.
Som Voices Thanks.
Also on hand were four past
club presidents, Clifford II. Bangs.
Morris Cafritz. John A. Remon
land Robert c. Simmons. as well
los L. Gordon Leech. club secre-
Itary.
Orville johnson. ll-year-old
club member. In q carefully de-
llivered speech. thanked the police
department "and other outstand-
ling people in Washington for CIV
ing us a building to meet our play
needs"
Then Mai. Barrett cut a ribbon
land the boys crowded inside for
ice cream and a card Of pee wee"
boxing. James Watts, active in
club work for Is years, is super
visor Of the new Club No. 2, which
has a gymnasium. workshop and
library.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
crosh Kills vireiniun

KENTON. Ohio. Oct. 10. P,-
la semi-trailer smashed into the
side Of an Erie Railroad freight
train yesterday, killing the driver,
Douglas Wesley Martin. 81, Of Pu-
laski, Va. Kenton police say they
think Mr.. Martin fell asleep.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
81 Million Cool Plant

~ MIIIIon OooI rI0nt
FAIRMONT, w. Va, Oct. 10. (P)
The Freeport Coal Co. Of Nor
gantown viii construct a "a mil
lion tipple and processing plant
in nearby Preston County. COM
lpany officials announced.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

No woman with keen Of needs be told
what buy this isl The hit of fusoe here y
and at the sensational price, Soft flowing elegant
eopestoIes that odd grandeur costume Not mink
blended but wonderful mink through and through Glowing
ronch and wild mink shnmeng poe mink Use Loyowoy Pon
Budget Account Shopping Poe Stored free till you
Ear Salon. Third washington;