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Smyrna times., 1951-05-24
NEWS OF INTEREST TO FARMERS AND FARM FAM
lilies OF KENT COUNTY

For butter, that hour of labor in
1851 can buy as much butter as it
could in 1949 and 1939-about a
pound and a half, but it could buy
only a pound in the boom year of
1929, and only about half pound
in 1914.
For meat, that high item in the
family budget, one hours average
earnings today buys 1.5 pounds of
round steak, but in 1929 it would
buy only IL pounds. 1t buys 2.3
pounds of bacon this year, but only
1.3 pounds in 1929. 1t buys two
pounds of pork chops compared to
a pound and half in '29, and only
a pound in 1914.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-24
An ORDINANCE
Relative to Repairs
To Sidewalks and Curbs

ORDAINED. by the Town Council of the
Town of Smyrna. the municipal governing
body of the Town of Smyrna, as follows:
Section That the owner or owners Of
any lot or lots in front of which any side
walk or curbing has heretofore been laid
or constructed. shall. in the event such side
walk or curbing shall be in any way dam
aged or broken. cause the same to be re-
paired within five (5) days after notice so
to do by the Town Manager, forwarded to
such owner or owners by Registered Mail I:
Provided. that if said premises shall be
vacant at the time of the damaging or
breaking of any such sidewalk or curbing.
such owner or owners shall cause the same
to be repaired within five (5) days after
notice so to do by the Town Manager. for
warded to such owner or owners by reg
istered mail.
Section 2-Any person or persons violat-
ing any provision of this Ordinance shall
be guilty of maintaining an obstruction
and. upon conviction thereof, shall be sub
jected to a fine not exceeding Ten $4,000
Dollars. or. in default of the payment
thereof. shall be imprisoned for a period
not exceeding five (5) days.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-24
what One Hours Pay Can Buy

What One Hours Pay Can Buy
a.An hours earnings in factory
may buy less of some things now
Khan in the past, but it will buy
more food" says w. t. McAllister,
extension marketing specialist at
the University of Delaware. He
uses as a basis figures on prices
and earnings collected by the Bu-
reau of Labor Statistics down in
Washington, d. C.
Bread is one example. McAllister
points out that with an hours av-
erage pay, a factory worker can
now buy 10 one-pound loaves of
white bread compared to only 7.9
ioaves in 1889, 6.4 loaves in '29, and
only A loaves in 1914.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-24

AN ORDINANCE FOR THE PREVEN-
TION OF DANGEROUS BUILDINGS
AND STRUCTURES. DEFINING THE
SAME. PROVIDING PUNISHMENT
FOR MAINTAINING THE SAME. AND
PROVIDING FOR THE ABATEMENT
AND REMOVAL THEREOF.
ORDAINED. by the Town Council. the
municipal governing body of the Town of
Smyrna, as follows:
SECTION /. As used in this Ordinance.
the following terms shall be defined as
tsj DANGEROUS BUILDING: The
term Dangerous Building" shall mean and
include any building or other structure
which. for want of proper repairs, or by
reason of poorly installed electrical wiring
or equipment, defective chimneys, defective
gas connections, defective heating appar-
atus. or for any other cause or reason, is
especially liable to fire and which building
or structure is so situated or occupied as to
endanger any other building, or property,
or human life. The term shall also mean
and include any building or structure con-
tanning any combustible or explosive ma
terial. rubbish, rags. waste, OIL gasoline.
waste lumber, or infiammabe substances
of any kind, especially liable to cause fire
or endanger the safety of such building,
premises, or human lives. The term shall
also mean and include any building or
structure which shall be kept or maintain
eQ OF snail De III u lliLny OT ulodiilIeiy SOh-
dition, especially liable to cause the spread
of contagious or infectious disease or dis
cases. The term shall also mean and in
clude any building or structure in such
weak or weakened condition, or such dilap-
idated or deteriorated condition as to en-
danger any person or property by reason
of probability of partial or entire collapse.
| (b) PERSON: The term Person shall
be deemed to mean and include any natur-
al person, firm, co-partnership, association,
or corporation.
SECTION 2. Any dangerous building
situated within the corporate limits of the
Town of Smyrna, Kent County, Delaware,
as defined in Section l of this Ordinance,
| is hereby declared to be a common and
public nuisance and subject to abatement
| in the manner hereinafter provided
| SECTION 8. Any person who shall be
the owner or who shall be in possession, or
who shall be in responsible charge, of any
dangerous building within the Town of
Smyrna, Kent County, Delaware, who shall
knowingly suffer or permit any such build
ing to be or to remain dangerous for as
long as ten (10) days after receipt of no.
tice as hereinafter provided shall be guilty
of violation of this Ordinance and upon
conviction thereof shall be fined not ex-
ceeding Fifty ($50.00) Dollars, or shall be
imprisoned not exceeding Five (5) days in
default of the payment thereof; PROVID-
ED. that each days continued violation
shall be deemed to be a separate and dis
kinct offense.
| SECTION a. Whenever the Town Man
Ager, or any member of the Police Force.
or any member of the Town Council of
Smyrna, shall find or be of the opinion
Smyrna times., 1951-05-24

AN ORDINANCE FOR THE PREvEN-
TION OF DANGEROUS BUILDINGS
AND STRUCTURES. DEFINING THE
SAME. PROVIDING PUNISHMENT
FOR MAINTAINING THE SAME, AND
PROVIDING FOR THE ABATEMENT
AMI REMOVAL, THF,R E0F
Evening star., 1951-11-18

who Slang That Rock?" based on the movie
David and Bathsheba." BY mistake we
published picture of the lad who played the
part of Jonathan Teddy Infuhr) and in the
caption below identified him as the boy
David. played by Leo Pessin (above).
Memo to the movie department: Who
slang that photo0 - The EDITORS
Evening star., 1951-11-18
z&IzGz

COVER. Artist Lucille Corcos's paintings.
which have appeared on Page of THIS WEEK
several times. amaze many readers by their
abundance of minute detail Last spring.
following a cover showing a village parade,
one statistically minded reader discovered
that Miss Corcos had employed l89 people,
So buildings and houses. II automobiles, nine
American flags. three dogs. two cats. four
birds. depot, a freight train. and World
War l gun plus trees, bushes and other
incidentals, Well leave it up to the same
reader to analyze today's cover.
SORRY BOYS. In Our October issue,
Movie Editor Louis Berg wrote an article,
Evening star., 1951-11-18
SOMETHING MORE

do in his daily life to carry out DR.. Schweitzer's
famous principle of Reverence for Life" - and
to help in some way to cure the ills that beset
the world.
This was his answer
.JUsT do what you can. It's not enough merely
to exist. It's not enough to say. I'm earning
enough to live and to support my family. do
my work well. I'm good father. I'm good
husband
That's all very well. But you must do some
thing more. Seek always to do some good, some
where. Every man has to seek in his own way to
make his own self more noble and to realize his
own true worth.
you must give some time to your fellow man.
Even if it's little thing, do something for
those who have need of mans help some
thing for which you get no pay but the privilege
of doing it. For remember. you don't live in a
world all your own. Your brothers are here, too"
Evening star., 1951-11-18

EDIroR's NorE: Dr. Albert Schweitzer has been
called by many the greatest man in the world :"
Starting as simple French country doctor he
won top rank in such varied fields as music
theology, philosophy and literature. Now 76, he
has spent most of the last 38 years as head of
6OO-patient hospital in the African jungle.
This exclusive interview was obtained for
THIS WEEK by Bernard S. Redmont last sum-
mer when Dr. Schweitzer returned briefly to
Europe for new medicines and supplies. 1t took
place in his native village of Gunsbach, in the
Munster Valley of Alsace
T WILL never forget how we sat for hours on
Il hillside garlanded with cherry trees and fra
grant with the bouquet of Alsatian vineyards
The late afternoon sun was falling over the green
valley, and Dr. Schweitzer seemed to be listen
ing to the chirping of the backbirds, the jingling
of cow BELLS the buzzing of bees and the laughter
of school children playing at the riverside.
had asked him what the ordinary man could
Evening star., 1951-11-18
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE

Names descriptions Of all characters in fiction stcIS
and semi-hetion articles In this magazine arc wns
imaginary. Any which happens to be the ~. .sI
that OF person. living dead 10 entirely n
The title "This eek" s registered In the US
Evening star., 1951-11-18
FOR A BETTER AMERICA

TW-iI-is-si
Evening star., 1951-09-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 4s; black: S545 4S Pre-.
feet; beige. S595. These fast-moviug
English-built Fords. are ideal for
economy and ease of handling IN to-
days downtown Wash. traffc. For q
demonstration see or call HILL &
SANDERS. lila Vermont ave. n W.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford dealer Ma.
AUSTIN fUnsSpiN 1a4a 4-door: special Price.
S795. MANHATTAN AUTO Kaiser
Frazer, Incl both sides 7th and r
AUSTIN ieas 4-doer; s545. MAN,
HAITIAN AUTO tKaiser-Fraze Inc. J
both sides. fth and r NV. NO.7557.
AUSTIN 81 demonstrator low mile
age; 81 1895. Also dealers for MG
Morris Riley oxford. Jaguar, Ger
man WV. Hillman. Sonbeam Tai
bot Humber, Alfa-Romeo. Ailard.
Alvis. Aston Martin, Bristol. Daim-
Ter. Healey Jayelin-Jupiter. La
gonda, Rover Manchester. Lea Fran
els. Morgan, Singer Standard. Tri-
umph, Wolsey. etc. JACK PRY
Ltd. 14th and P NV. Largest re-
taller Of imported cars In the world.
BUICK AS Super 4-dr. sedan; r,
h. For sale by orig. owner, $4,000
actual miles; gray paint like new.
This car has been given excel. care
and Is way above any 194S car
Kept in gar. since new. Good Wv.
tires. S1.25o. Phone Ma. 1924.
-AA
Evening star., 1951-09-24
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

N. C. DEALER paying high prices tor
clean. prewar car. Call GE. 1908.
FAIR HONEST APPRAISAI.S OF all
mskHr. mskss .edNsiTs 81 saTs are saA assured at
FOR WARM WELCOME sna cold
cash. see or call US before selling
your car. HAINES MOTOR CO..
5000 Bladensburg rd, Cottage City.
Md. WA. $500 or 16 Mass. ave. NV.
Will PxS ASH ASH for clean ana esrs snday ANY
make. any model. See Mr.. Dunpin-
gan. ROYAL MOTORS. INC, 200
Georgia ave. n.ws To. 2438.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
STATION WAGONS WANTED
TOWN & COUNTRY
E2QR Wiz Aua OR n1nn

CADILLACS WANTED
you trade or sell your Cadillac. We
will pay you ton cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1345 Que st. NV,
Evening star., 1951-09-24
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(confinued.)

Any Make, Any Model
Drive-fn open lot. See Mr.. Beach for
cash. trade terms.
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
FARMS Cont
ATTRACTIVE FARM of ;

FARM of az acres; To-
Gated between Morrisville and Cat
lett, Fauquier Co., Va. tlook for my
sign on pike. so miles from Wash
ington, committing distance; "a
under cultivation. balance in timber;
stream through property; Groom
house. telephone, electricity and
condition, e.i t on elevation; 500 choice b2Us
$4,000: k2 cash, balance monthly
Might consider $4,000 cash or $l6,-
600, including tractor and some
personal property. Poss can be had
as owner has been transferred to
Europe. BUELL. FARM, AGENCY,
Herndon. Fairfax. Co. Phone Hern-
don 3s. Exclusive agents. PA
26S ACRES, ali sillable; s acres
timber, 6-rm. house, bank barn
fenced hogs and cattle: $4,000
$4,000 cash. Balance So, Mr.
Athey. Gaithersburg 4S2-W-l. with
HOWARD r. SCHAFER, Bethesda
s52 ACRES young and saw timber;
70 mi. south Of D. c.; hard road;
streams; springs; power line; gooc
hunting, especially turkeys; S6,400
$500 On, S75 mo. Details at
CARROLL 'CoUNTY-s1-acre stock
farm 10-room country home. al
modern. with shade. Large cattle
barn. poultry house for 300 layers
other outbuildings. Land very pro.
ductive, all in grass. stone spring
house and stream. Immediate pos
session. Priced, $1,000 JOHN BUR.
yer Spring. Md. Call Ashton. md
Evening star., 1951-09-24

903 end ST N.E.-Suhstantia brick
bldg. for end or lst commercial use;
store on 1st floor; End fl. has 8 rms,
and bath; next store bldg. also avail
able; many possibilities. C. H.
III ST. NE. Modern store, 24x95;
tile floor and ceiling; fully plastered;
gas space heated. For lease or sale.
Box 3S6-L. Star. "a
NEAR GEORGE Washington Hospital,
brick; ideal for business and living
quarters; priced for quick sale,
S15:750 reasonable terms. TR.
FIRST COMMERCIAL. 3 compiete
apis and basement; excellent re-
turn as is: unlimited possibilities for
remodeling: S17.500 $4,000 cash.
MElzANOTTE g. CO., ST. 1858.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
WATERFRONT PROP FOR sALs

PERFECT SITE-3h a. wooded. So.
Md. lovely Potomac Beach. Privacy.
90 mi D. c. $4,000. Box 211-s
BAY-vIEw BUNGALoW-wonderful
location one block Owings Beach.
Modernized. Lot 100 #. front Elec
refg. Reduced to S6,750: quick
sale. INQUIRE at MANN'S SPANISH
COTTAGE. Deale, Md. "a
Evening star., 1951-09-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
$4,000

Fails Church area-3 bedrms. and
fully equipped kit. includes Bendix.
Many improvements including patio.
Assume large GI trust at AZ: So. 900
down payment. Cail FA. 1923 or
visit directly all day Sun. -25
Evening star., 1951-09-24
WAREHOUSES FoR REN1

HAVE 3 BLDGS. for lease. described
as follows: Bldg. No. Concrete
block construction, concrete floor,
2-story bldg. 12-ft ceiling. well
braced to carry tremendous load;
2nd story, 20-ft. ceiling, metal roof;
this bldg. is go by 40. Bldg. Nos
Same construction, is Situated
about 40 IT. from Bldg. No. 1, and
is 40 #. by so. left. ceiling; end
story, Soft. ceiling. Both bldgs.
nave water and electricity. Bldg.
NO. Same concrete construction
14-ft. by 40 it., story; 3 rooms,
toilet, wash basin and electricity
This bldg. would be ideal living
quarters for a watchman or guard.
There are plenty If doors at ends
and sides of k,dg. for loading and
unloading. which I believe make
them ideal for either dead or live
storage. These bldgs. are all in one
group. located on q hard-surfaced
road IL miles from the District of
Columbia out River rd. NV. / be-
lieve these bldgs. would also be ideal
for millwright or some type of COM
parattvely small factory. Would like
long-term lease. withs option to buy
Il you Ike: (Very. very reasonable
JU. e-4937.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
DESK SPACE
FARMS

17O-ACRE Montgomery County farm.
S23,750; For particulars. phone
HEREFORD CATTLE FARM: 225
acres all in grass, crops; on main
highway near Farmville. Modern
S-room residence. Necessary out
buildings, tenant house. rs Here
brochure. Complete. $65.000. LAM
DON ATKINS. Planters Bank Bldg.
Will PAY ALL CAsHsfor Md. farm
or acreage close to Wash. No
brokers. WI. 2571. 25s
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Ideal Retirement Home

With an acre of land; plenty rm.
for garden crops and poultry; Al
location; State hwy. frontage, mi.
to village; bldgs. in good repair;
practically new bungalow, 8 rms.
heater, a. coverings. window shades
and curtains; brooder house: a
steal" at $1,000, part down. Ma
thias Zstrai, STROuT REALTY, U.
8. hwy. No. $50. Ferncliff, Va.
Bargain lists mailed free.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-ReN1

S.w. D. C.-Up to 10000 SO. it. of
level ground. at very low rental If
taken in lge. tracts; railroad at
prop. A. NJ ROTH, RE. 1880. --25
S0.GUV SO. Fl OF ground centrally
located: pvt, r.r. siding and Office
Ma bSS5.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

eUSiTESS PkOFEktr wANIEU
WANT 1000 FT. for detergent COM
pounding business: Sc, or ne. pre-
ferred; must have cleo. water and
heat available: financially resuon-
Sihle AK rSSh "a
Evening star., 1951-09-24
WAREHousEs-RENT tcens., /,

REAR 1922 14th ST. NV, story and
half warehouse, approx. 25x60; $50
mo. JUSTINE REALTY CO., 412
5th st. NV. DI. 1906. PA
1000 so. FIT. ON ONE FLOOR
clean, well-ventilated space, close TO
downtown; electric belt conveyor TO
and from second floor; $500 month
TO reliable firm only Also sales or
display room available on f1rst floor,
For appointment to inspect. call
OIL. 0134. -25
1850 SO. FT., fireproof r.r. siding,
loading platform; carload handling.
Trucks available for distribution,
MUTUAL POOL CAR AGENCY, list
and Eye SITS. s.e., Ii. 6-6474. 20
STORAGE AT LEAST COST
CALL LII. 4-3200
Compare our insurance rates and our
service. integrity and our RESPONSE
bility and YOU will decide on
Benning Terminal Warehouse Corp
3701 Benning Rd. NE.
At B. and o Tracks.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

KENILwoRTH-121,6s ,6s2 50. IT. heavy
Industrial ground, with sidetrack,
office and all utils.; TIC SO. ft.i terms.
A. M. ROTH. RE. 1890. pa
$4,000 FIT. SITE; zoned ind.
T;r. side avail; located In ne. Price
Knapp, ME- 1143, J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
FLORIDA PROPERTY.
PLAN FOR RETIREMENT

A COUPLE CAN LIVE COM
FORTABLY on S14 WEEKLY.
CITRUS COUNTY. FLORIDA, beck
ons you to a happier. longer and
facts and figures OF my own expert
ence, If you are looking for oppor-
tunity or investment, l have them
too. c. o. WORDEN. MA 1915
Room 902, 1919 F st. NV, Hrs. 1C
to 5. Associated with John Roscow
Realtor. Inverness. Fla. 24'
Evening star., 1951-09-24
CATTLE RANCHING 4

Florida is Booming
Grass. water and sunshine essentials
for year round feeding produce more
meat for less cost and effort. Get
one now. 36O-acre ranch. all cleared.
fenced. cross fenced 100 acres in i'm
proved grass, water ponds. best soil.
Sl7.SO0. ! 1,300-acre ranch, 1000
cleared. 200 acres improved grass,
bal. cultivated. fenced cross fenced.
Income from cattle, hogs. crops,
S34. 900: priced $40 per acre. C. o.
WORDEN. Ma. 59I6, Room 902. 1919
F st. NV. Hrs. 10 to 3. Associated
with John Roscow, realtor. Inver-
ness. Fla.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
STORAGE AT LEAST COST
CALL LU. 4-3200
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WHAT HAVE YOU
FOR LEASE IN WAREHOUSE SPACE
FROM 5000 TO 10000 SO. FIT? =?
WE HAVE SPECIFIC SUBSTANTIAL
TENANTS FOR SUCH SPACE. CALL
MR.. HAAS.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500
Evening star., 1951-09-24

COLORED-STORE and 3 apts.,
choice NV location; potential in
come. $3.50 mo. OWNER. 81. 1897
Evening star., 1951-09-16
British Planes in Reich
Doubled in Past Year
BY the Associated Pre.s

HANOVER, Germany, Sept. Is
British air strength in Germany
has doubled in the past year. This
was revealed here tonight by Air
Vice Marshal Sir Harry Broad
hurst, commander of the revised
End Tactical Air -Britain's S
air striking arm on the continent
Dramatic emphasis was given to
his words by the swoosh of hun
dredS of jets-Meteors, Vampires
and a few Thunderjets-scream
ing over North German towns on
the first day of the biggest Allan
tic pact land-air maneuvers.
These planes gave close support
to some 100000 troops of sven ma
tions engaged in mock battle. The
exercise is to train the British,
Frenc h, American, Norwegian,
Dutch. Danish and Belgian troops
how to stop and then throw back
an aggressor striking across the
fiat German plains.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
FaIa Graying, and Why Not!
Mrs. Roosevelt Observes
BY the Associated Press

WALTHAM, Mass, Sept. IS
Fala is getting on. He's gray and
slower and he sleeps later now.
But why not? Fala is 13.
When he was younger and shin
ing black and bouncy he was one
of the most photographed dogs
in the world-the pet of President
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Mrs. Roosevelt talked about him
today to the staff of the news
paper Justice" when she came
here for a trustees meeting at
Brandeis University.
"How's Fala?" a reporter asked.
Mrs. Roosevelt smiled and said ::
well, he's old and gray but he's
well. He still goes walking with
,uS at Hyde Park but the walks
have to be shorter now. He snores
quite loudly and sleeps later than
he used to but he's still a fine
dog"
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Ridgway Tells Japan II Follows Free Road

confident the Japanese would
continue to follow the democratic
way, though "it will not be an
easy road"
"You have affirmed your faith in
democracy, and your desire for
peace. not by words alone, but by
deeds" he went on.
You have pledged your faith
to- conform to the principles for
which the United Nations con-
tend
THE free nations of the world
have now affirmed their trust in
you by taking the first great step
to restore you to an honored place
Iof equality among them.
With this trust kept inviolate,
you can face the future with con-
fidence and without fear"
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Miss HudIey on Air

Vice President Barkley's STEP
daughter, Miss Anne Hadley, will
be heard in a recorded radio in
terview over Station WASH FIN
at 1890 pm. tomorrow. The in
terview, in which Miss Hadley will
be questioned about her summer
trip to Europe, will be re-broad-
cast Monday over WWDC at 1915
n m
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Choosy Alaska Bears
Munich King Salmon
But Spurn Humpies
BY the Assoeioied Press

JUNEAU, Alaska, Sept. Is.
Grizzly bears on the Taku
River are choosing their gro
ceries like a bachelor with cav
lar taste and pocketbook to
match.
Walter Kirkenes, territorial
fish biologist, said the big
bruins were eating only king
salmon and throwing back
the humpback variety as they
f1shed the Taku River run.
Kings are the fancy salmon
for which you pay fancy
prices, Humpies are cheap
les.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Robert McLeun Honored

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. Is (P).-
Robert Mclean, president of the
Associated Press and The Phila-
Idelphia Bulletin, was named to-
day to receive the 1851 commerce
and industry award Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce of Greater Phila-
|delphia. Presentation will be at
the Pennsylvania Week luncheon
October Is.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
BY the Asseeiaied Press

TOKYO, Sept. 15.--Gen. Ridg-
way told the Japanese people to-
day they were travelling "the road
free peoples are travelling" and
had built the first foundations
for a new, democratic and free
society"
The occupation commander is
sued his statement in connection
with the Japanese peace treaty
signed at San Francisco Septem-
Der g..
He said the only other road
was Communism. and ''those peo-
pile who travel this road are NOV
ing toward destruction or en-
slavement. There is no other end
to this road"
Gen. RidgWay stated he was
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Alden Legislature Opened

Abdul Karin, Sultan Of Label,
capital of Abdali State, has estab-
lished the first Legislative Council
in the Alden Protectorate, the
desert land behind the British port
of Alden.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Green Huirdresser?

Grace Enden, "a, sued Bristol,
England, hairdreSsing firm for
$3.50, saying that after a treat
ment her hair turned green. then
mauve and finally gray and green.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Airline Sued for 81 Million

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. is (P,
The estate of Beryl Wallace,
actress, filed 81 million damage
suit today against United Air
Lines, Inc, in connection with the
plane crash near Mt. Carmel three
years ago in which Miss Wallace
and 40 others were killed.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Home Plate Club
Contributes S6S8 to
Star Camp Fund

Two sandlot baseball games
sponsored by the Home Plate Club
will assure summer camping for a
lot of needy youngsters next year.
The clubs check for $688, pro-
Iceeds from the games, has been
added to the nest egg already in
being for next summers Evening
Star Summer Camp Fund. In
ldividual club members also made
contributions.
The following gifts to the fund
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Insects Depend on Smell

TOLEDO.--Insects are usually
Inear-sighted and depend on the
sense of smell for their protec-
Ition from natural enemies.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
FiIipinos Speak 81 Dialects

Inhabitants ofo the
Philippine Islands speak 81 diff
ferent but related languages and
dialects