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fragrant in our cities. where county govern
ment is piled on top of municipal government
like an extra layer in sandwich. Because
80 per cent of Americas cities are located
inside county boundaries, the county admins
tration duplic Gates the functions of the city
hall, with the taxpayer carrying the load.
In the community where live. the city
hall and the county courthouse are block
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the $3.50 counties in the U.S. could be con-
densed to no more than 300 without loss in
efficiency. In fact, he claimed efficiency
actually would be promoted because nuner-
GUS counties now are too small and isolated
to afford proper jails, effective law enforce
ment and modern welfare and educational
institutions.
This surplus local bureaucracy is most
Evening star., 1952-05-18

house was forgotten. In 1883, ne returned
to visit his boyhood home. He walked
down Shake Rag Street and fell in love
with ''his" house all over again. He
learned it was offered for taxes and
bought it on impulse, the price was $40.
Edgar Hellum came to the street,
looking for old stone to restore house
in his home town, Stoughton. Wis. He
met Neal and listened to his planning
and instantly saw the possibilities in the
restoration undertaking.
The two pooled their shoestring re-
sources, and started work Immediately
to recondition the house to use as a
shop for antiques. To help finance the
venture, tea was served, tea with scones
and plum preserves. and scalded cream
and saffron cake
In the midst of restoring their house
came the opportunity to purchase the
houses right and left. So. the idea took
form for a typical Cornish historical
grouping, comparable, in small way, to
the restoration of Williamsburg. It's
long story and the end isn't yet. Mean
while the Cornish dishes. prepared by
the old recipes. help pay the bills. The
pasty recipe give here, is from Meals
Cornish grandmother. Mary Rogers Neal.
copied it exactly from an old beat-up
cookbook.
Cornish Pasty Crust
6 cups sifted all-purpose -four
3 teaspoons salt
g pound shortening
u to 2s cup water
Cornish pasty filling
Sift together flour, salt Cut in short
ening with blender or two knives, until
half the mixture resembles coarse corn
meal, and half the particles are the size
of small peas. Add enough water to hold
the dough together when it is pressed
lightly. Roll out on large, lightly Toured
board to circle 18 inches in diameter.
Carefully slip onto creased baking sheet.
Turn Cornish pasty filling onto half of
the circle; moisten edges of pasty with
water. Fold uncovered side over covered
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MARVIN KoNKR PHOTOS

side of pasty to form semi-circle. Pinch
the edges together Make 8 slashes on the
top of the pasty with the point of
knife. Bake in moderate oven (35OoF.)
about 2 hours. Yield: 8 to 10 portions.
Cornish Pasty Filling
81 pounds shoulder steak
~ cups coarsely chopped onion
6 cups thinly sliced raw potatoes
y cup finely cut kidney suet
2 tablespoons salt
teaspoon black pepper
Remove tendons, membrane and bone
from steak; trim off excess fat, but not
all. There should be at least 2 pounds
of meat left. Cut in bite-size pieces; COM
bine with onion. potatoes, kidney suet,
seasonings Fill pasty with mixture.
Note: To be truly Cornish, the pasty
will 60 long on the potatoes and short on
the meat. Just touch of the onion and
no other vegetable as it is 50 frequently
met on other folks tables.
English Toffee Pie
cups heavy sour cream
IN cups sugar
teaspoon ground cloves
eggs
2 egg yolks
3 cups seedless raisins
q cup chopped walnuts
% cup quartered blanched almonds
teaspoon vanilla extract
N cup sherry
2 unbal<ed 9-inch pastry shells
Combine sour cream, sugar and cloves.
Add whole eggs and egg yolks (beaten
together). Stir in raisins, nuts, vanilla
extract and sherry wine. Pour mixture into
pie shells and bake in hot oven (40O'F)
Is minutes. Reduce to moderate heat
(35OoF. and bake IS to 40 minutes or un-
til silver knife inserted in center comes
out clean. Serve with vanilla ice cream.
if you like. Yield: two 9-inch toffee pies.
CAKE WITH COFFEE - and a risit
next geek in q German kitchen in
Cleveland, one block from Lake Erie.
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MA. 6s97. Can Til 9 PM.
HOUSES FOR sAlE-N.E.

sOS E. CAPITOL ST.-Brick; 8 apts.,
3 baths, 3 kits; lge. front yard. iron
fence: Q front entrances, rear en-
frances: rear porch; new cond.: oak
floors. Vacant. Building and loan.
81 .000-So 600 cash, bal like rent.
Open Sunday, 1-6. OWNER, IA.
5O10. 20
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ESTABLISHED TAILOR sHoP-21O4
18th st. n.w.-Will lease on account
of illness. Call MIR. ROD, Ma. 6l29.
WANTED-Man to invest in a grow
ing, ,well-established business; very
sound business opportunity. Box
AuTOMATiic LAUNDRY-Busy NV.
location; good money maker; selling, |
owner has other interests. NO. 1920. |
BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE, servicing
Chevy Chase and Bethesda area: |
compl. equipped and air-conditicned. |
Call Oliver 4sso, Olympic 5000.
POOL ROOM for sale or rent. Com
Pie Pletelg =, eqqipped ri gadz JUSTINE Realty
SUPER MARKET-Modern equipped
business Excellent beer and wine
sales Fixtures worth S35, 600. viii
owner sick; chance q aa~ : litstime.
BaG1H%oRE al: mo hShS snSb. "a REsTa1RANr TsfaIi
Glass c license. Must be sold |
Owner III. will sacrifice. Equip. value. |
$4,000. Good lease. Now doing
eommnnifyo conn ooo viii la accept % best Soffea5I
am. till IL. noon for appt. 23'
DRY CLEANING STORE-Excellent
legation; rent $75 per mo, Me.
ESTABLISHED VA. COUNTRY STORE
-3o04 SO. IT,, stock, fixtures and
oT Gs sscoanf safe Of nsss JAMES P5ofa
BEAUTY SHOP; modern; estab. busi-
ness; illness coinDels sale: terms
fexible; open to proposition. os AZ.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STANDS.
in 7th and o st. market; 5-day
week; good-paying proposition: part
ners separating. Ex. 34so, TU.
LAUNDRY s1tH AND DRY CLEANING
PLANT-Complete modern, A years
old; long lease If desired. Can An
nagolis $685. for appointment 1sna 4 .,;;4
equipped. 2-rm. office, neon sign.
lights. etc. Reason for selling. have
2 locations. must sell one. uN. 4o4O.
TAVERN--If you can open bott.e
of beer or tap keg you can operate
this place. Owner quotes over 200
cases beer weekly and over bar
reIs; terms sspsnIrCsas Inyestigate' OR. SO 3oSS'
APPRERnrMENf PEn PAEAFiiTRaonihkc iPRoikcr located in
Reliable builder seeks interested
good rate Of return. BOX l13-E' Star.
AGGRESSIVE. SUCCESSFUL. young
man, of 80. seeking financial back
ing In q going business enterprise.
Consider active partner with cash
investment. Box 109-E, Star. 24t
FOR SALE-Speciality shop. mater
nifty and children's wear; Bethesda,
Chevy Chase area. Telephone Wis
consin 1897 or Oliver 5070. "a
NO SIMILAR CHANCE-Store, ofices,
residence; income pays rent. Inf.
by mgr. ,1764 Columbia I'd. ana.W'
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. NV. section;
same location 10 years; good busi-
ness, BOX 46-E. Star. 24s
RESTAURANT--Iiuu and beer: do
ing S325 day: seats so; established
"A years; 15 yr. lease to responsible
n5rchasers. Call. PENNY" APOS-
TOLDES, RE. 5224 or RA. 1890.
CLEANING PLANT and retail store;
Cd. established and fully equipped;
low rent and long lease. Cau Ii
SHHYYss!.xSEPAIR CONCESSION. In dry
cleaning plant store. Located in large
ShoppiY1g center; average business
1900 per wk; good opportunity for
= lst-class reliable shoemaker.
Call GS. Oo5Os
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
FsTABLIsHED LAWYER, = adults.

ESTABLISHED LAWYER, 4 adults. l
child desires modern z or s rm.
home. baths;. Virginia suburbs;
$500; best references. TIE. 074S or
Box 307 g, Star. --23
WANTED Unfurnished houses to
rent. Have large selection of pre-
ferred clientele waiting to rent your
house List it with us today. OR
4464. W. c. AND A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co. IA
COL, govt. empl. and family wants
TO lease furn. or unfurn. house;
ref: $125 to $3.50 mo. GE. S706.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE, 6 or 7 room.
in white section. Ii. 7-9467. IA
COLOMBIAN GOVERNMENT Of
4-bedroom house. vicinity Chevy
Chase. Bethesda or nearby Wash
ington. OR. S764 after 10 am.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.

COLORED-1317 Columbia Rd. N. w.
Vacant. IL rooms, A baths as 5
apartments. Partly furn. only $i 800
down. Open Sunday 3-5. --24
C0LORED-VACANT NV. 6-rm. brk.
home off 18th and Fla. ave: $l75
down. good terms. To inspect, call
ma. S036 daily It'll z; Sunday. 1e-5.
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED (cons.,

DETACHED MODERN 4-bedrm. home,
schools stores transp;, $3.50 me.
Write Box 2S3-G cSa. Star or GE,
aBEDEMs., aBsElG EaMatss semidesSehed. MoRsas a fenced
yard. washer, close to Pentagon
Avail Sept. 1, 500 per mo- Call
Kenmore $500, Sun. and eyes,
UNFURN. 5-rm. bungalow; full
JJeet5Ierson St. Riverdale. Md. AP.
ARIIiNGToN-Available Sept. T /: g
bedroom Hna Ssmldetaehed near Penta- as=
So. Etghth st. and Carlyn Springs
Phone JE. 3-2393. ga
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER, in silver
Spring area-Two large bedrms., =
complete baths. gift, liv. rm., lge.
plete with eft. Frigidaire. de luxe
range and garbage disposal Lear
garage and beautiful dry bsmt win
lease to responsible people. $195 per
mo. Call JU. S-l400; eyes,, 81. 1914.
TWO HOUSES in nearby va,--Two
MA MASN4S 4'isi Realty sLJ3 c.. Siis wilson
vACANT-six rms. plus . rms. in
ss1s dst Tsc f s9rneF side OTcf pcFc cypca eaf
Brick sarage. si45 mo. Open Sun
dav. $50 to 9:30 pm. goo Tuck
e.,Ia sT@an ,NivrSs,Ty $; nR Il 7p9s77
each apt; bsmt. oil burner; excel.
cond.; reasonable rent. -25
RANCH-TYPE HOUSE on small
estate in Arlington with conven-
lent bus transportation to business,
for lease to permanently employed
couple who desire suburban life with
city conveniences. Comfortable new
~ decorated two-bedroom house,
equipped with gas heat and modern
appliances, is Immediately available.
Modest rent includes all property
aaement Service. Cali Chestnut 1910 1910
for appointment to see this unusual
place of residence. "a
2i2-BEDRM.. 2 2-yr.-old brick houseE
for rent; couples only; tile bath; |
s,I si3s mo. Ludlow 1-71s9' 8 oI. Pm,
Will vii SELL OR RENT. furnished ed or
unfurnished. floor Spanish design;
3 bedrms., bath; spacious lot with
way, Fails Fan chuTch. wo. 5o1a.
SILVER SPRING, 1921 Parham rd..
in oakview, mr.. Naval Ord. Univ. |
of Md.-Three-bedrm brick ram
bier. $135. Call Rental Mgr, WO. !
1900. THOS. l.. PHILLIPS.
SOUTH OF ALEX. mr.. blvd. 3-bedrm. !
rambler near school and shopping; i
wooded lot; liv. rm. with fireplace. |
Children welcome. $3.50 mo. Gail
RANNEY, OV. 50S7. --24
NEAR ANNANDALE-Seve rms. and
bath; newly decorated. $125. Avail |
Sent. J. JE 2-S527. "a
CLINTON AREA-Newiy decorated 4 |
rms and bath. full attic and util. |
rn1. Route 5 to Surrattsville School, !
left at school, right on Moore's lane. /
corner house in second block On !
premises till 8 pm. -23
SPRING-Mod. 3-bedrm. brk |
ramblers; full bsmt.. gas heat; lge. |
grounds for children. All conven. |
ALLIANCE REALTY
NE. 5454 GE. h454 |
"a |
3 TWIN BEDROOMS |
Brand new; from owner. "a baths. !
auto. conditioning, rec. bsmt.;
semidet.; close to bus. shopping.
Adults preferred-No pets.
Less than Sl30: immed. possession. |
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. tcent.)
TAKoMA PARK

Ist-n. bedrm. and bath. reception
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.. Call any time.
ia. S765.
KIRKs REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. 67TS OIL. 2S0GS
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ESTABLISHED TAILOR sHoP-e1O4
18th st. n.w.-Will lease on account
of illness. Call MIR. ROD, Ma. 6129.
Evening star., 1952-08-23

HARRY j. AHERN AND EDWIN
WALDMAN ATTORNEYS
COLUMBIAN BUILDING.
Attorneys Sale of Realty
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
United States District Court for
the District of Columbia passed in
Administration Number T1I57. we
the attorneys for the estate will
sell the following described land
and premises situated in the Dis
trict OF Columbia and being lot
proved by premises s. X st. ne,
together with the improvements
thereon. Sold subject to ratification
by the Court. Terms of sale. All
cash, Sl.000.00 deposit in certified
check or cash required upon ac-
ceptance of bid: The right to reject
all offers as deemed to be insult
ficient may be rejected by the
sellers. All conveyancing, notary
fees. revenue stamps and record
ing at purchaser costs Terms OF
sale to be complied with within
thirty days from date of ratification
of sale by the Court. otherwise the
attorneys for the estate reserve the
right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser after five days advertise
ment of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington. D. C.
HARRY j. AHERN and EDWIN A.
WALDMAN. Attorneys for the
estate of Samuel B. Bell. deceased.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
SHEPHERD PARK
De Luxe Rambler-4 Baths
1rOE 1Afh CIT NJ III

De Luxe Rambler-4 Baths
1895 14th. ST. NV.
Open Sunday, ! to 6
This lovely brick and stone custom
built rambler is one OF the finest
to be seen in this area and unsur-
passed for spacious good living and
entertaining. Large, lovely liv. rm.,
large mod. din. rm., completely
mod. Hotpoint kit. with large
breakfast area. 2 master bedrms.,
large, fine mahogany paneled den.
screened porch, stairway to knotty
pine studio. full bSmt with all
desirable features including a charm
ing, red. cedar finished rec. rm.,
tool shop. laund. rm., maids rm.
and garage. This home is barely a
year old and is being sold because
owner is leaving city. Worth far
more than the price asked. Price
$49,5 500. See it this Sunday.
Directions: Out 18th St, left on
Legate .rd. to 14th ST., then to open
sign at 79I5 14th st. NV.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
Realtors. 14l5 X st. NV. ME. 54OO.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont J

FURNITURE STORE doing Sl2, 900
monthly cash business; low down
payment. and very good terms. Call
L{}NcaEoNEfTE. IN sisS iny Iimf FOUNTAIN. ready
to open; $500 down. bal. like rent.
MoTEL-Beautiiul STs b. Lord Fairfax Mo-
tel and apartment house for sale.
Owners retiring. Established busi--
ness; VEL finaanced, down; S located
junction of Routes 211. so, 20. San
itary. town water and sewerage No
septic tanks. Inspection by appoint
ment only. afternoons from / to 8
pm. Brokers protected. o. GRIESS-
MER, owner. Phone Crescent 236.
paint. hardware and
toy business in shopping center; rea-
sonable rent, long lease; SO, ,U00
cash down payment. Box 169-E.
1StsfiArA SesTi HORSE STABLE in 5 Suit
operating. $l4,500. Bargain with
$4,000 down payment. For appoint
ment call 10 S-3551 after 5 pm,
weekdays. all day, Sat. and sunday.
SMALL NUT VENDING MACHINE
very high earnings for time and
money invested; can earn UP to
S400 per mo. and over. Owner leav-
ing, will work with buyer. A simple
business to run very profitably. Can
be managed in after work hours
Car nee. Phone Kenmore 3-5750
25*
on Ga. ave. in Silver
Spring. Nd; reas. for quick sale.
Call Mr.. Larcombe, JU. $4,000 or
Mr.: Benz. B. Brown, ME. 2027. IA
DELICATESSEN-- Conn. ave, To-
cation. Owner must sell because of
illness. $4,000. less than cost Of
nxtures and inventory. Terms to
right party. HU. 1854.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
Lons-serm lease on completely equip,
practically new restaurant: / of the
best locations, nr. Wash: long
frontage on combined highways;
heaviest traf1c load in Va; 8 acres
parking area: straight monthly
rental or percentage basis: oppor-
tunitfeS unlimited. Write Box 422
Ealrfax; Va, or phone Upperville.
va. 1OO. -23
Duplicating Business
For sale, fully equipped. Good in
come for versatile person. Phone
Evening star., 1952-08-23
GEORGETOWN
HOUSES TO SHARE

FOUR BEDRM., . bath; Il blk.
east Conn. ave, mr.. Nebraska furn.
or unfurn.: highest ref. required
adults only. EN-. 5f5S. "a
RESPONSIBLE YOUNG MAN wanted
to share entire house with others.
GEORGETOWN-On girl, % to 30.
to share house with others; excel.
loc.; conv. transp. CO. 1925. "a
WIDOW will share modern 6-room
home; married couple or 3 students;
modest rental AP, 6093.
ONE OR GIRLS, to share 6-rm.
house, 4402 N. Hampshire ave.
NV. Phone RA. 903S. "a
Evening star., 1952-08-23

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
An immaculate home in the most
popular, location of all; det. au-brk.
Colonial with heavy slate roof; very
richly and expensiVely carpeted and
decorated; 9 rms. f3 bedrms.l . tile
baths. full basement. delightful
screened living porch, built-in gar.
3 short blocks to ST. AIMS and I'M
maculate. S29.950. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 1411; eyes,, Call OR. 9265
Evening star., 1952-08-23

NEAR COOLIDGE H. S.
Powder room on 1st floor. Semide-
tached brick. lovely rooms. Priced
to sell with reasonable terms. Move
in before school starts. Cali Mr..
Stenderhoff. WI. 1850.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor
1924 14th ST.. NV. DI. 3346
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-5
5211 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
Three bedrms., 21a baths row brick
spacious rooms, fireplaces in bott
hv. rn. and recr. rm.. gas heat:
detached brick garage. Reasonably
priced with good terms F. NJ,
PRATT CO. MA. S6S2; eves., sat.
and SUM-, JU. S-S7S4 or WO. 1041.
, 1952-09-12
Agriculture Dept.
Extends Plunt
Qudrdntine to v. |.

Plant quarantine operations
of the Department Of Agricul-
ture to safeguard the CONT
nent Of the United States and
is territories and districts from
the entry of dangerous foreign
insects & pests and plant dis
eases has been extended to
the Virgin Islands since Sep
TENDER 5, 1852.
The announcement W a $
made by the Agricultural
Department.
, 1952-09-12
Specidl Progra1ns at
Theatres. Radio
Stutions for CD"

Erwin Gross, Manager of
the Centre Theatre in Saint
Thomas has agreed to hold a
short Citizenship Day cere-
mony at the Centre Theatre at
8:15 on September II.
The stage will be decorated
with flags and Technicolor
trailers with our National An
them screened. Miss Audri
Francis, student at Charlotte
Amalie High Scnool, will
read the Governors proclama-
ton and a Government officer
will make a short patriotic
address.
Governor de Castro has ex-
pressed hope that other thea
tres W ii ii conduct similar
ceremonies.
The Chief Executive has
also suggested to both Radio
Stations WIN & VISTA that
broadcasts appropriate to Citi-
zenship Day be arranged.
, 1952-09-12
Appointments to
Other Boards, Comm.
In v. |. by Governor

The Governor on Septem-
Der 9 submitted the following
nominations to the Municipal
Council Of st. Thomas and
st. John:
Leslie Moorhead and Rod
ney Penha for reappointment
to the Home Guard Commit
tee, Louis Lindqvist and Ector
Roebuck for reappointment to
the Tax Exemption Board,
Beresford Cancryn to the Jury
Commission; Enriqueta Chau-
drug and Joseph Bachille for
reappointment to the Legacy
Committee; Charlotte Pale
wonsky for reappointment to
the Board Of Social Welfare;
Cyril Michael ,A1varo de Lugo,
Amos r. Benjamin and Hugh
Smith for reappointment to
the Police Commission.
The Governor a ! $ Q re-
appointed Frederick Esanna-
ron, Lucinda Millin and Cy-
prian Caroline to the Insular
Advisory Commission on Chill
dren and Youth and Frederick
2, jacob vice Reverend Al
dersley to this commission.
, 1952-09-12
Miss S~penceleY
Becomes Bride Of
Alexander Fdrrelly

Miss Catherine Elizabeth
Spenceley Of st. Thomas be-
came the bride of Alexander
Farrelly on Saturday last in
New York City.
Miss Spenceley, the dough
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Spenceley, is on leave from
the Department Of Social Vel
fare in st. Thomas while pur-
suing special studies in Social
Work at New York University.
Mr.. Farrelly, brother Of Stan
ley Farrelly, as a law student
at st. Johns University.
Mr.. Farrelly, a native Of
st. Croix, was resident of
st. Thomas when he left for
New York.
, 1952-09-12
TwentY-seven Y. !.
Youths Inducted in
Armed Forces

The Virgin Islands Deputy
Director Of Selective Service,
1t. Colonel Christmas, an
nounced that twenty-seven re-
gistrants | e the islands
Wednesday for induction into
the Armed Services at the
Induction Station in Puerto
Rico.
From st. Croix were: Carlos
Maldonado-Pere Kalmar Ro-
Maid Tutein, Ramon Marker,
Felix Cruz, Marcelino Ventu-
ra-Navarro, Joseph Archibald,
Ira Cruise, Arturo Ventura
Rodriguez, Andres Cruz-Tor-
res, Orvid Lorenzo Danielsen,
Adrian Miranda, Otto Citizens,
Macmillan Velasquez-Rivera
and Alphonso Rodgers.
From St. Thomas and Saint
were: Vincent Alvin
George, John David Weston,
William Lee, Austin Reginald
Nelson Comes, Harold Ru-
delphi Bonelli, Hal Jusuf Kha-
lii Khalil, Roy Rudolphus
Smith, Noble B~ridgewater
EyeHI4t
, 1952-09-12
De Castro Numed
Chdirmdn for 1853
Morch OF Dimes

New York, Sept; u: Cover
nor Morris F. de Castro has
accepted the Craftsmanship of
the 1858 March of Dimes in
the Virgin Islands. This was
announced today by Basil
O'Connor, president of the Ma
tional Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis.
In his capacity as March of
Dimes chairman, Governor de
Castro will coordinate the
fund raising activities of volun
teer campaign directors in the
entire area, and will help
guide what may prove the
most crucial March of Dimes
in the National Foundations
history.
Commenting on Governor
de Castro's acceptance, Mr..
O'Connor said: q am gratiied
that Governor de Castro will
head the drive in the Poses
sion. It is vitality important
that the 1858 March Of Dimes
prove an overwhelming sue
cess. / am sure that through
his leadership, the forthcom-
ing campaign in the Islands
will write a new and excellent
record"
Mr.. O'Connor said further
that this years polio out
breaks present a grim picture,
and cited that some $4,000 900
had been sent in epidemic
emergency aid to more than
$50 National Foundation chap
CONTINUED on page ~
, 1952-09-12

Samuel, Malcolm Nathaniel
Meyers, MarceHo Rosado, Will
liam George Lewis, Jr. Her
man Louis George and Benito
Amos.
, 1952-09-12

One Of the best ways Of overcoming the general lack of protein in
the diet of the people Of the Far East is by increasing the production
and consumption of fish. In Thailand, for example, an expert of the
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAO),
Is training and assisting local technicians to improve and develop
their countryss fish resources. This Javanese scene shows time
honored fsh-breeding practices in Tjnindi pond by local fishermen.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-06-26
Guilty Conscience

Insomnia drove a 52-year-old Ger
man to confess a murder he COM
mitted % years ago. The man walk
ed into police headquarters at Ham
burg, Germany, and told police that
he killed a hairdresser in 1929. 81
haven't had a sound nights sleep
since then" he said. Authorities,
checking back on the records, found
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-06-26
Stolen Crowns Returned BY Mail

Two jewel-encrusted gold crowns
were returned by mail eight days
after they were stolen from the altar
of the Regina Pacis Votive Shrine in
Brooklyn, N. Y. The crowns, made
from gems and gold donated by pa
rishioners, are valued at 100000.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-06-26

with the U. S. 45th Division in Ko-
rea, said the explosion lifted him
off the ground and knocked him un-
conscious. A three-inch piece of
steel ripped into the vest and
crumpled both of his dog tags. But
the vest was not punctuTed.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-06-26
Snake Halls Fakir's Fast

At Palmero, Italy, Indian fakir
Roger Burmah's attempt to set a
new worlds fasting record was in
terrupted when he was bitten in the
tongue by poisonous snake he was
fondling. After hospital treatment,
he resumed his fast
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-06-26
New American Superliner
Sets World Sneed Record

The American superliner S. S.
United States recently established a
world speed record of more than "a
knots to become queen of the high
seas. u. S. Maritime Administration
officials said the record was achieved
as the 53,O0O-ton vessel plowed
through the Atlantic ocean on an
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-06-26
Forbidden To Drive

Michael Rene Visconte, a student
at the General Motors Corporation
Institute in Detroit, was forbidden
ever to drive an automobile in the
United States and fined 81 900 by a
Detroit traffic judge. Visconte plead
ed guilty to negligent homicide
charge in the death of another in
stitute student.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-06-26
Drunk Gets Drunk

Asserting that the evidence was
Overwhelming" Magistrate Hyman
Bushel sentenced Joseph Drunk,
New York truck driver, to pay fine
of $25 or go to Jail for IS days on
drunken driving charge.