davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-07-15

with thousands doOrs premiums groin hoy seed and
vegetable growers.
500 for the best peck Of wheot Other prize money
in proportion. Write for premium list and infOrmO-
tion.
And tbereU be hundreds of other educational,
entertaining and beautiful sboaOs and exhibits Of
interest to every member Of the family.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Cancer Society Grants
IS55,75O for Research Here

The American Cancer Society
yesterday announced the alloca-
tion OF $55,750 for four cancer re-
search projects in Washington.
The grants, part of the society's
81 million research program for
1923, include one institutional
grant and four grants-in-aid to
scientists.
George Washington University
received the $4,000 institutional
grant for its clinical and research
program in cancer. The grant,
$4,000 greater than a similar
award made last year, is one of
20 institutional grants made this
year by the society.
The funds will be used to assist
continuation of the university's
program of cancer research.
The other grants were made to
DR.. Carl F. Heumann, director of
the Chemical Biological Co-ordi-
nation Center; DR.. Balduin Lucke
and DIR. Hugh G. Grady. All are
members Of the National Research
Council.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Citizens Meetings
This Week

Lester Steinem, chairman of
the Fiscal Relations and Tax
alton Committee of the FEEDER
alton of Citizens Associations, will
discuss the proposed public works
program for the District at the
Kalorama Citizens Association
meeting tomorrow.
Other meetings scheduled for
the week. which begin at 8 pm.
unless otherwise noted. are:
Tomorrow.
Notwithstanding School,
Tenth and Monroe streets NE.
Burleith-Gordon Junior High
School. Thirty-fifth and T streets
NV.
Del Ray-Mt. Vernon Elemen-
tary School, $500 Mt. Vernon
avenue. Alexandria, $3.50 pm.
Glover Park-Stoddert School,
Thirty-ninth and Calvert streets
NV.
Kalorama - Adams School,
Nineteenth and California streets
NV.
Montgomery County Civic Fed
eratfon-Montgomery Junior Col
lege auditorium, Woodbury. and
Takoma avenues, Takoma Park.
Proposed legislation for the Mary
land Assembly meeting next
month will be discussed.
Mount Pleasant-Mount Pleas
ant Library, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NV.
West Hyattsville-Trinity Lu-
theran Church, Thirty-eight and
Longfellow streets, West Hyatts-
vile.
Tuesday.
Annandale-Annandale School,
Annandale. Mrs. Anne Wilkins,
of the Fairfax County
Board of Supervisors, will report
on the boards activities, emrha-
sizing sanitation problems.
Hillcrest-Holy Comforter LII
theran Church, Branch and Ala
bama avenues Sc.
Summit Park-Beers School.
Thirty-sixth place and Alabama
avenue Sc.
Thomas Circle-1536 Sixteenth
street NV.
Wednesday.
Bradbury Heights - Bradbury
Heights Methodist Church, 1900
Bowen road Sc.
Green Meadows Brookside
Manor-Ager Road Church, Ager
road. Hyattsville.
Hawthorn-Chevy Chase Com
munity Center, Connecticut ave-
nue. and Mckinley street NV.
Indian Springs-Parkside Ele-
mentary School. Brunett and Sill
kirk avenues, Silver Spring, $50
pm.
North Washington Council-No.
6 police precinct, 1851 Nicholson
street NV.
Rhode Island-Bateman's store.
2004 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Thursday.
Congress Heights - Congress
Heights School. Fifth street and
Nichols avenue Sc.
Fort Dupont - Beers School.
Thirty sixth place and Alabama
avenue Sc.
Northeast Washington - Ed
monds School, Ninth and D streets
NE. A party commemorating the
6Oth anniversary of the group will
be held.
Randle MISUNDERSTANDING
Hall, 2407 Minnesota avenue Sc.
Friday.
Washingtonians - Highland
Apartments. 1914 Connecticut av-
enue NV, Apt. 210. 8:15 pm.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Wooster Alumni to Meet

The Wooster (Ohio) College
Alumni will meet tomorrow at GAS
pm. at the First National Presby-
terian Church, Connecticut ave-
nue. and N street NV. Speaker
will be Nose Hole, head of the
Wooster College athletic depart
ment.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
2 ROOMING HOUSES

Downtown. I2 rooms EACH. Priced
positively below the ground value.
Call Wm, HssringtSn. va; rsape s3ee;
NC: Air Z 4. nv.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
E-16 THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES sALE-VA. tcont. J

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, MARCH 10. 1861
Evening star., 1952-03-16
COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED 70 Guy

VA. BRICK CAPE COD or rambler
with bSmt.; am serious and have
substantial cash. ia. S-6S99.
NURSERY SCHOOL or home suitable
for small school IN nearby MARYLAND
cash payment. Cali x. S. GARDINER
4 CO, Realtors. 1881 L st. NV,
1s-RM. House. plus full bsmt.; . in
Manitou Springs. Colo. Now used
Tooming house. nursery home OF OF
apartments. Trade for home OF
equal value. with or without In
come, IN or committing distance
Of Washington, .; c. Value, $14.-
600. Box CIR. Star.
Cash FOR 81 RMS; consider
s9m GO spt. OF pdgstTi. ls7l RgHEoDssrstyy farm
Party WANTS 10 Buy tHi from from own.
er, white or eolored houses. VIII
pay all cash. Box 62-H, Star.
WILL PAY ALL CASH-Brightwood
area preferable. Call RA. 1927, JU
10 fRSSo;Ms on MORE, suitable for
rooming houses. Age or condition
= W THuRM. pf. 3soe. ''
WANTED ~ NEARBY MARYLAND-
ground, near bus transp.; 1000
cash down. Give full description
MONTG. CO.-2-4 bedrms., mr.
shop; transp;. schools. MISS os-
PRivATE PARTY with $500 G cash; S
under, $4,000; wants 2 or 8 bed
rm. brick In good Sc. section
REsPoNSsiiBsgIiE PARTY wants house
with Ice; lot, nearby Va, to rent
18th! Nth option Ep .,J te buy buy "; S-9721;
rooms. 1h baths. convenient to
Sunday, Mr.. COREY. WO. 2460. :
$0.Oyo TO pay down on q 3-bedrm
Resrbg Ma MnG's setwssan wsa sns os n
GsHss sEaAN i kEadf .fhpo! h as4s u 4sssho0l
TRADE Or ExCHANGE-Want q
apt. brick Cape Cod or Colonial,
root far from p. q. for easy up
yeniences. No agents. GE. 5ss4.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire
call r. A. HUMPHREYS, Reaitor,
sos North Capitol. ma. $3.50. Free
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to purcha Sc
3-bedrm. home. nice location; not
ever $4,000 cash. Box 3i2-M,
DIRECT FROM OWNER, cash. 2Ha eitb.,
DaaeC. Nd. or va. 81. 1897 or IA.
CASH BUYERS waiting for 8 ana 4
ppsdrm. homes n NV. Wash. nearby
sSSss, ssli wGTzEn saa Il RES1 e 81 HsrzTE yfHF
MoDEESa.S aG M cLPHN 3Ps8 eyes s.drr r. 10
in good D. c. or nearby Nd. iocs-
s.sises sSn 90; or ggT. ggFef, 7ssMsRl MRS COX. Lu
d. Q. OR MARYLAND-We buy for
cash or sell for you on terms. 1Your
satisfaction Is our success.) With
oIt oIt Obligation, call CAMPANELI.A 4
va viii r fA4 I ecsasH TODAY for you.
sSIns sSIcs .ss0n :as location Es eoy apy go ssona9n;
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home:
any location, any condition. Cal
DI. sS42 or 81. 1889.
MD. CLOSE IN-Prefer fun bsmt.,
exDandable attic. AP. 1928; nc
VIII W8hII''i PAY ALL CASH for nS small
home, within 3 mi. Of Hyattsville.
Owner only WA. 4105. lie
If YOU CRAVE A NICE HOME OF
craving Q good price for yours, call
FRANK CRAvER, GE. 1895. Id
ATTENTION ne. and s.e. owners
with 30 yrs. Of experience. List your
home with US for sale or rent to GET
good results. JOE CURTO REALTY
$50 II st. ne. FIR. $500.
FOR SATISFACTORY results list youi
II esisf RGAEToR. a.sn On n 2S1s s9sss e1s.. Ms
UN A266 :.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
DRIVE BY

Falls Church--1O03 Allan ave. 8.
bedrrn. rambler-$17.500.
Near Falls Church-117 Dunn Lorinl
road. 3-bedrm. Colorial-S15,5 800
Call Us to. inspect these and othel
excellent buys among our listingS
! ASK-US !? REALTY co.
GL. 1852. Exclusive. OK. 1859.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
ESTATE
STRAIJSBIJRG VA.

STRAUSBURG, VA.
Situated at the gateway Of the shen.
andoah Valley. 12.Ioom brick and and
with 2Ox4O Il. area, fireplaces. 2N
baths, with Q more ready to install
Full basement with kitchen and din.
ing room. wine cellar, fruit and
storage space. Gas heat. city water
try. Limestone soil. Small orchard
A-mile frontage on Highway No. IL
HUBBARD REALTY CO.
JE. 3-1s71. ov. 1946.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
GARDEN APIS.

GARDEN APIS.
we have newly avail. for sale. one
ments in the metropolitan area. It
has over 75 charming apts. OF both
I or 2 bedrm.. size, and many fea-
OF bldg. 1t. will show better than
14% cash return on $50, 1000 invest
ment. plus amortiz. and building uD
sibility Of Immediate increase Of in.
come. This Is . sound. conserva.
tive, profitable deal.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 < st. NV. Realtors Ex. 1911
Store and Grim. Apt.
NE, corner brick. Grocery business
at $iSo on mo. % No sesss; EXPENSE si excsps scsps
taxes. Assume large 3 and I 1st
Modern 6-Unit Apt. Bldg.
NE, brick, fireproof. approx. 8 yrs.
old. Rented unfurn. with yearly in
come Of $4,452. May be bought
lO% NET, PLUs EoUITY.
14-Unit Apt. Bldg.
NV, vicinity nth and r sts. Det.
brick. mostly Q and 8. bedrm. ants.
with low rentals ranging from S54
to $50 mo. Crossing over $4,000
yearly. Colored tenants pay own
prOmp. ptt prissd sss nSe5 s55oo viii tiss ssnds fSr
Shows approx. i2% net. plus equity.
For Further Details, Call
Joseph Cohen & Co.
RE. 2136. Ewes, Sum, IA. 1882
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Bricks APIS.
TENANTS PAY UTILITIES

well-planned bldg, q
mos. old; each apt. has liv. rm. with
din. 81" equipd. kit. spacious bed
rm. and tiled bath; plenty Of closet
space, all outside apts.; gas heat;
Southeast, bus at corner; 8 biks. to
shopping and school. viii pay f0os
return on investment, plus pay OF
loan; Absolutely no bother. Price.
SIG. $50; substantial cash required,
For details. call Mr.. McGinniss, To.
W. BERENs SALES. INC.
1920 K ST. NV.
BRICK STORE AND APT.
Nearby Md. VIII consider renting.
GILLON REALTY. JU. 7-6775.
16 APTS.-$79,5 500
10 0.yrs. yrs; old; income Sl0. sos; low ex-
SAM HOSEY AID 0700
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Modern Apt. BLDG. NV.

Modern Apt. Bldg. NV.
An unusual Offering Il this attractive
14-unit det, apt: house In finest
NV. location. All apts. wells ar
ranged with extra-spscious rms.
ana snd t,s nsve the most modern equip.
cineratof and other facilities. This
property IL perfect for the investor
seeking q. sound bldg. In top lo-
cation. yielding . GOOD return on
s apG,i. $4,000 @ c. cash Investment and
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1911.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
OWNER

Says sell this 3-bedroom brick rayl-
bier this week. Has priced It Tor
with dining. eli; fully equipped kitch-
en-. disposal; full basement; lovely
ton. Reasonable down payment.
Financing includes larger 4% .GI
loan that can be assumed. Exclusive.
Arfax Realty, FA. 1450
Evening star., 1952-03-16
|DET. APT. HOUSE NV.
Unusual. Terms Availahle
SMALL INVESTMENTS

We have now o coed selection of
2 to s family apts. in various To-
cations, some with individual gas
heat. and also several business prop
or stores with apts. above. Prin-
cirals seeking to invest from $4,000
to $4,000 profitably and safely
can find an interesting variety from
which to choose.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1911
Evening star., 1952-03-16
VETERANS

II you want to sell that house
II your payments are too high. and
yGs s. want ius..Sn cs ~ writs give y,ssn. yHsss
prsfsrfsd. Boz s6s-x. star.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Ronnye Lanborn
ATTENTIQN

OF. $3.50 CT. SO35.
Exclusive Agent Realtor.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Gracious Charm

This home will prick the strings OF
home-hungry hearts. Ideal for small
children. quiet street, superlative
neighborhood. 3 bedrms,. all on one
floor. APPROX. 20-ft. living rm. with
picture window. full-size dining rm
without obstructing partition; spark
ling all-electric GE kitchen with
fingertip controls to auto. garbage
Disposal, built-in dishwast1er, corner
clothes washer, de luxe range and
storage in large attic. This brick
home Is like new!! $4,000 casl]
needed. Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

14th AND HARVARD NV.
A real buy consisting Of 4 apis. and
two of1ces: 4h baths. approx. In
come, S367 per month. Good com
mercial location. Priced less than
8 times annual rental. Call Mr..
CANPANKLI,A a. CO.
Elk. A113; Ewes. and Sun. FIR. 6O40
Evening star., 1952-03-16
HOUSES FOR. SALIVA.
BARGAIN HTTNTNRS

ves v Rps 5. nass Has dsa AlsssRa q Oss sSnfo
both price and terms. Liv. rm., lge.
equip. kit. 2 lge. bedrms. and tile
bath: gas hot-air heat and full
expan. attic with the unbelievable
down payment Of only $4,000; as
Evening star., 1952-03-16
OPEN TO-DAY.
1::30-6:3O
THE VIRGINIAN

The famous vireinian. Ar
1ington,s finest planned com.
munity on Lee blvd. 40-ft. all
brick ran Dlere on completely
sodded lots. Huge. basement
with outside entrance, auto
matte washer and roughed-i lin
VI bath: 3 excellent bedrooms.
pastel tiled bath; 2O-ft. living
room with picture window and
fireplace, large separate din-
ing area. dream Kitchen With
garbage disposal. Magic Chef
range. e-ft. GE refrigerator,
exhaust fan, Formica work sur
face and breakfast bar. shadow
box. A lovely home for the
family that desires modern,
comfortable and convenient
living at It's best: S20,95O,.
with S9.260 cash., Come out
this afternoon and inspect the
model house.
Directions: Out Lee blvd.
past Glebe I'd. to LIST new
community on left beyond Ar
nngton Forest.
ARLINGTON REALTY
OQf o VVslsax nfvA ANN Ao0n.
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Of Illinois q heavy favorite for his
party's presidential nomination,
there were indications Mr.. Tru-
man may be able to boast be had
picked q winner there, too.
The President announced his sup
port Of Stevenson through q White
House announcement while NOM
nations were underway Thursday.
And his aides are saying that Stew
enson has been Mr.. Humans
choice ever since the President re-
moved himself as q possible can
didate for reelection.
Mr.. Truman leaves Washington
at 1:30 p. m. EST aboard the
White House plane, the Indepe-
dence, for the 2 " hour flight to
Chicago's Municipal Airport.
He win 60 directly to his suite
in the Blackstone Hotel. to remain
until s p. m. when he goes to a
private dinner party SADDLE and
Sirioin Club). From there he will
walk over to the convention to
voice his support Of the new ticket.
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Soldier Sought

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. III
Law enforcement officers today
sought a Pensacola, Fla, soldier
whose companion was shot and
killed during an attempted holdup
of a sporting goods store at Wood
land Park.
Sheriff Rufus Jones, Cripple
Creek, said the store owner.
Charles Oramo, 80, apparently
killed Richard Stevens, Is, Orion,
Mich, when he fired two shots at
the soldiers automobile Thursday
as they fled the scene.
Jones said Stevens body was
found in the wrecked car and that
Edward j. Roberts Jr., IS, Pensa-
cola, fled while a passing motorist
was attending Stevens. Woodland
Park is 22 miles west of Colorado.
Stevens and Roberts were sta
toned at Camp Carson near Colo
RADIO Springs, the sheriff said.
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XIV. TO GET MORE


Key West operators will dial all
outgoing calls, thus speeding up
tremendously long distance SER
vice from Key West.
Engineers are busily installing
the complicated dial equipment
in Southern Bells new building.
Dorsey said that Southern Bell
is constantly improving and ex-
banding telephone service and
building new lines, in order to
keep pace with the rapid growth
Of Key West.
Dorsey, who has an engaging
Southern drawl, pointed up the
serious factual sides of his speech
with highly amusing jokes and
held the attention of the we'll
attended luncheon throughout
his address. A former Army Off
Ger, Dorsey was introduced by
Chef Cold.
Paul Sher, program chairman,
announced that next Thursdays
luncheon will be held at Mar
tello Towers near the airport at
1915. Those needing transporta-
ton are to assemble at the st.
Paurs Parish Hall, the usual
meeting place, at noon and cars
will be available to take the Ro-
tarians out to the Towers. A tour
OF the historical spot will be part
OF the next weeks program.
Neil Knowles announced that
the Board of Directors and chair
men Of committees would meet at
his home tonight at 8 p. m.
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TORTURE CASE

Continued From Page One)
Joseph Greene finished for The de-
tense.
The Cities are accused Of pun
ishing 4-year-old Wayne Doinam
until he died.
The state says the couple made
the boy 60 without food for three
days and suspended him from a
rafter at night. Prosecutors say the
boy strangled when he collapsed
from hunger, exhaustion and IN
juries after beating.
Both the Cliffes admit the boy
was whipped, starved and hanged.
They disagree on who was respon-
sible. Cliffe says his wife beat the
boy while he was away from home.
Mrs. Cliffe says her husband was
responsible for the ordeal through
which the boy went because Clifie
wanted to break the boys Will.
She also said she permitted 1t be-
cause she feared her husband.
Neither the farmland nor his
ex-barmaid wife said they thought
the boy would die from the 3-day
punishment.
The state demanded the Cliffes
get the electric chair for the death.
Assistant States attorney J. Frank
Umstot said they had committed
zone of the most dastardly crimes"
he'd ever heard Of.
Umstot called the death "an un-
usual case of cruelty" in which a
mother had stood by and permitted
her child to be abused and starved
in "well planned murder and
torture"
John S. Buchanan, court ap-
pointed attorney for Mrs. Clife,
pictured her as a woman who
never had chance. She suffered
from polio when child, never has
recovered from the disease and
had mothered four illegitimate
children.
When at last she found a home
and security she feared if she dis
obeyed her husbands slightest
whim she would lose everything,
Buchanan added.
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MORE FLYING SAUCERS

Continued From Page One)
said that they had no knowledge Of
any abnormal happenings in the
skies around Key West. They said
they were at loss to explain the
strange happenings.
Reports from Air Force officials
in Tampa indicated that they are
continuing their investigation of the
reports in that city which have
reached forty in number.
The description Of the objects
seen in Tampa is similar to those
reported in Key West.
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BLONDE HAIR AND
CONTINUED From Page One)

tContinue0 From Page One)
would change the character and
don't want that. The story is based
on character study. and 1t is real.
My uncle who Is lawyer in New
York Is taking care to see that If
movie rights are in line, that
will be protected legally"
The story has to do with a sales
man. Not the death Of one. but the
life in one! Miss Gibson flashed
brilliant blue eyes and laughed at
that suggestion. "Yes. you're right.
It is about the life of a salesman
and a happy story. ! want to help
people enjoy themselves. Goodness
knows, there is enough grimness
and unhappiness and unsettled con-
ditions in life. and ! want to make
my writing opposite to that"
What can 20 year old girl know
about life so that she can write
well of it? Melvina travelled around
the country with her artist father
ever since she was in the third
grade. She never gets home be-
cause she has never called any one
place home. When they were in
Cuba. her father left her there
alone to her own devices. She had
. job. at i6, as q disc jockey on
q Cuban radio station.
Il got along oil right she said.
II was a little overwhelmed with
the mash notes, but | never let
that sort Of thing bother ME. /
think being ON my own was good
for me. II taught me independ.
ence. My father died in ls4s, and
] kept on going, and 10 school. /
came back TO the United States
and entered college at st. Louis
University, ST. Louis. Missouri. l
had a major In psychlatry, that is,
the prelim to psychiatry. with a
minor In art and music. was
teaching At the same time. working
my way through college. And try
ing to do my writing too. / sold
stories and my professors encour.
aged me. But all that was a little
too much for me. ] got so that !
jumped every time anyone came
into a room where | was studying.
So ] came 10 Key West to rest for
. year.
Her step.father. Bayard Barns.
whom she admires so much has
the central figure In Mr.. Marvel
GUS" influenced her trip to Flori-
da. For six months she worked on
. Miami paper and then came on
down to Key West where she lives
with her sisier nj 100 Margaret
street. To support herself and keep
up that independence, Melvina cot
. Job with the Key West Gas com
pany. She has continued writing
under pen names and added to her
income.
I'm not sure Of my ability as
. writer yet. and I like my Job
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British Magazine Says
American Women Are Cannibals
LONDON IN -- Britain's biggest

LONDON IN - Britain's biggest
picture magazine told its readers
today that American women "have
a terrible reputation for cannibal-
ism-they eat their men,"
The discourse on the u. S. female
was by way of explanation of Lon
don's new American ballet, "The
Cage" a story Of mating insects
which ends with the female eating
her mate. ~
The mass-circulation weekly Pic
ture Post called it all degrading
and nasty and said it was just a
good picture Of the way American
women treat their men.
"They eat them up until virtually
nothing is left but the inevitable
gastric ulcer and a series of fig
ures in blood red on a debilitated
bank statement FORM" the maya
zine explained.
Eat this punctuation mark in the
digestive process the women Of
America are said to hand out the
coup de grace (Reno style) and
set off earnestly in search of new
and fatter victim.
simple old fashioned Europeans
might have thought that this was
q way of carrying on that had
batter not be given too much pub
lciy.
"But the New York City ballet,
this seasons invaders of the Royal
Opera House in Covent Garden
have no inhibitions about portray,
Ing their country's national do
mestic sport"
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Child Killer

LONDON, England R - John
Straffen, 22-year-old gardener, was
sentenced to death today for muir
dering 5-year-old girl few min
utes after he escaped from Broad
moor Asylum for the Criminal In
sane.
The body Of the victim, Linda
Bowyer, was found in bushes on
April 20. Straffen was apprehended
in the vicinity. He had been at
liberty only four hours.
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lowing verse on my desk, with a
note attached saying the poem is
dedicated to Stanley V'Soske and
that it had never been in print.
WILD WEED
Put thou no tombstone at my head
Nor planted flower seed;
Dig me deep, black earth for my
bed
And my bones wild with the
weed.
I'll be Gagged all my life
Till they lay me down.
Let me be free in death!
So when you pass by
The scent of the ground
viii be mingled with my breath.
.. .Melvina Gibson.
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Woman Guerrilla

IPOH, Malaga IN - Police today
announced the capture of gun
toting Chinese woman said to be
the highest ranking female leader
in Communist guerrilla forces.
She was identified as Lee Meng,
whose activities as a guerrilla
leader in the tin-mining state Of
Perak resulted in the government
offering $40,0 900 reward for her ar
rest.
In q post-midnight raid on an
Ipoh house, police. seized her and
three other women and confiscated
a number of Communist docu-
mentS.
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SETTLING STRIKE
CONTINUED From Page One)

as condition of the stored tin plate.
How fast it can be delivered to can
manufacturers and how quick can
deliveries can be made to can
ners."
York estimated that approx
mately 10 per cent of the nations
annual canning business already
has been lost.
York said Pennsylvania tomato
farmers will not suffer as much as
farmers in Southern and Western
states, adding:
Gaming will be rolling to can
ners in time to take care of the
states eight million dollar tomato
CROP"
Asked if the price on canned
food will show marked increase
because of the canning loss, he
said:
81 think not. If at all, it might
be on peaches. California lost a
great part of their annual canning"