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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE SEQ. 600 or down payment on
apartment units or tourist home in
Virginia. IA. 4-163S.
HAVE CLIENTS with rs much as
5000, 600 cash to buy business
properties; must be conveyed free
and clear. 3. G. LINTHICuM. Ma.
Evening star., 1952-11-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
MODERN RAMBLER
S12.650

1II, ,OOU
And G1 approved. Five sparkling
rooms; full bsmt.; clean as q
whistle. Arl. blvd.-Glebe I'd. loca-
ton. Call now.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. of Glebe. OW. 5000
Evening star., 1952-11-11
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

GA. AVE q KENNEDY SITS. NV
Three-story brick bldg. with store ano
oftices: Cow. location. Priced right
Evening star., 1952-11-11
Offices 6 STUEio5 t~.s .L.~.
tContinued.)

CONN: AND NJ AREA, Broom suite,
organization. Central air-condition-
atoms; s;eoS 500 including all utilities.
18th SIT and aSfo. F SITS. NV. Air-cdnd,. @as
immediateIy. CARL G. RoSiNsKi
sGiiABLE BE FOR. FOR A NURSERY. dr.'s
tfice lge. flr. space in Silver Spring
area. Phone 81. Till. --15
PRIVATE FURN. / or 2 rms. and
bath in newly decorated 5-rm. suite
with, large attractive reception rm.,
ods dssTyars Dspont sS1e Gifele 0R Rds Gong saS.
fo- prof or business purposes. Rea.
ago CONN. AVE.WAir cond.1 mod.
easy parking. across from WMAL-
Ty and radio studios. R. DoWD'
ISis iisttG ST. N.w.-omces avsil
in rewly-improved ofice bldg. Also
suite of 3-rms. on lst A. Immed
occup. Reas. rent. Call ST. $3.50;
ITwO-RooM SUITE on second floor at
18th and H sts. NV. dimensions,
mo. Cali MT Holland, II. 6. sMiTHY
CO., S11 18th st. NV. ST. $500.
1900 BLOCK OF JEFFERSON PL
NV -3-story BLDG, over 1000 So
IT,; excel: for atty, physician. man.
ufacturerS representative. ETC.; oc-
cup. app. 80 days. To inspect. call
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.. 14l5
K St NV, ME. 540U.
1902 l. ST. NV lge. rms. and
bath; app. 900 so. #; imm. occup.
reas: rent. Apply LEO M. BERN.
STEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV. ME
s23 10th ST. N.w.-2nd-fir. suite
constg. of l lge. rm., small rms
and complete bath; beaut. decorated
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO..
14l5 K st. NV, ME. $500.
1924 X ST. N.W.--Lge. office for rem
with smaller adjoining rm., approx
800 so #. Will redecorate to sui
tenant. Good lease. REASONABLE
EX. S567. 30
ROOM in LAW OFFICE SUITE
Furn. or unfurn.. law library. PIX
OOXI town building ME QlGl Il.
Evening star., 1952-11-11
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

Annandale. Va. Phone JE. 2-744,
Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1952-11-11
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
I0O 900 50. FIT. Of ground centrally
Ioeated; pvt. r. :. siding and once
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

sUBLET 1000 SO. Fl. open space on
2nd df., Conn. ave. near Dupont
Cir. suitable for showrooms or ONCE
space for lge. organization; will take
substantial sacrifice for quick oc-
cupancy. Call AID. 1910 or AID.
2311. III
AlR-CONDITloNED OFFICES in law
yers' suite; new bldg; excel: location:
attrecttvely furn.: use Of library. re-
ception room and conference room;
2 sgle. offices available SHERATON
BLDG. I'll 14th st. NV. ME. 653s.
EVANS BUILDING. 1870 New York
ave NV. Available Immediately
Desir able rooms to meet your re-
auirements. PENN PROPERTIES,
DGPONT Circle oFFffiICE BLDG. 6G..
History once bldg.: .l340 Conn.
ave NV. of1ces available. AID. 5000
2O86 4 ST. N.W.-Architect, engi-
neer: 1.400 "a. II. mod. open space;
2 law; reas. rent. RA. $500. -13
Evening star., 1952-11-11

CONN. AND K SITS.
Small Groom brick, 20-ft. front; poss
RlDDELL REALTY co. DI 1900
Evening star., 1952-11-11
TRAiLERS

SCHULT 1947 27-ft.: apt. .-size gas
range. elec; refgr.; Broom heated
lot with pvt. bath, elec. wash. mach,
in shed: 1875 complete or will sell
porch and trailer sep. Lot 236,
TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE, Alex.
andria, Va.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13

nem gtnbanb 1nb flebte Serte aus
grie6iiben, lateinil6en, fran5oiii6en
uno englil6en 1eltamenten binein.
Ser Sitel bes 9anoes lantet: u2eben
uno 2ebre bon Seius bon 0a5aretb"
llno nun 5lriif 5ur Gutenberg
8ibel. @ie oie 9ibliotbef bemerft,
gibt es bapon n1r nod le6sunbpier-
gig gremplare, uno einige BON oieIen
lil1o MIR nod 9ru6itiide.
Ios grenplor inn 8eiit Ser 8i-
bliotbef lit oas ein5ige i'm 2ano, oas
auf 8ergament geOrudt lit unb ni6t
ouf 8apier. Sieie 9ibel iuurbe I'M
Sabre 1880 bonn &ongreB erporben
uno geb0rte 5u einer ieltenen Samm-
lung.
Gutenberg bate faIt INNER i6per
5u f0mpfen uno itedte oie meilte 3eit
in S6uloen. Gie rGncpclopaeoia 8ri=
tonnca" berihtet oariiber: u@uten=
bergs slrbeit beoeutete feinen fauf-
m0nnil6en grfolg."
Sel1te iiebt oas ettuas anoers aus.
Ger ietige @ert Ser beriibmten 8i=
bel i'm 8elib Ser 8ibliotbef fann tpobl
a1f 10000 Deranl6lagt weroenl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
Marturtitttt ptnra at1tprtka-
tttfdlrn Btfrtrnfa In Ohtna

Die ~slii. greB" meloete l,nterm
3. os. aus Songfong:
Sic SroenSl lhmelter SSonn Warte
&pan, Die itb nah slpeiiabriger 8e=
fongeniboft in beOenfli6em SuItano
befinoet, beri6tete beute, oaB oie 6t-
neiiiben aomnl1niiten Ben Utorp-
fnoller 9ii6of Srancis 4. Soro in
l6madpouer @eile bebanoeltelL be-
Dor er am 81. Sebruar leinen 2ei0en
erlag.
ShneIter &pan, sic lpie ser 8i-
Idol aus 9rootlpn itammt, bra6te Die
erite Na6ri6t bon DEM Sooe oes leh=
sig Sabre alten 9ilbofs, Ser DierlnO=
oreiBig Sabre lang in China tatig
mar. Ser 9il6of uno leine Sefreta=
rim, Shmelter Gpnn, nur0en am %.
Ge5ember 1850 in Mei-Slte1L Bro=
pin5 &pangtl1ng, in SauSarreIt ge=
nonlmen. 9lm IA. 9pril 1851 wuroen
lie ser Spionage belduloigt, unO es
be9onn cine ql1alpolle 9teile BON 5mei.
bunoertllno5ebn Wteilen nad Dem
8eflngnis in &anton.
Iie ShpeIter er5dblte, in Dem
Sorf Shining babe Ser omnibus &c.
balten uno Die &ommunilten banoer
oen 9iI6of nit Striden uno fiibrter
i'm 5ur Shnu a1f Ben StraBen I'M:
ber
Stuoenten bdtten i'm babel mil
St0den uno Steinen miBbanOelt. Oil
lei er geitiir5t, aber ie0esmal babe el
Iid) rubig lno miiroepoQ erboben uni
lei tpeitergegangen. Sie Stuoenter
bGtten iib 10 raleno benommen, oaf
Die @adltpoIten gefloben leien, uni
iie uno Der 8iId)of leien allein an oie
omnibus =Salteitelle 5uriifgefebrt
SSm ndhiten 9orf banOen Die $50.
den Sen 8ild)of nit naiien Striden,
Die ltb beim Srodnen 5ulammen5o=
gen.
9lber Sic l6linmIte grnieorigung
lei oem 8iif)of i'm &antoner 8efGng=
mis- 5uteil gemoroen. 9Ort batten Sic
Solllfllllllllfen Del1 S1|Oof 9e3lDllll9ell,
lih Dor ibr 5u entfleiOen.
S6peiter Hpan iagte, lie babe i'm
bis gum 1. 6ebruar piermal I'M @e=
fGngnis geieben, er iei entieblid ab=
ge5ebrt geipeIen uno babe faum mebr
geben fonnen. Mm 16. augult puroe
SdDelter Hpan cine Sooesurfunoe
ge5eigt, Oie beiagte, oaB 8iidof 6oro
aus altersibud6e auf natiirlide
8eiie geitorben iei.
am Montag -oarauf brahten oie
&ommuniiten tie an iein @rub, ct.
tlarten ibr, Ser 8ilfof lei ba begra.
ben uno 5wangen iie, ein S6rift.
itiid gu 1lnter5eihnen, pona6 8ii6oi
5oro auf natiirlide @eile aus BEN
2eben geI6ieoen lei. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
Rihrl-AusttrllunD
in hrr Knngrr5 Bthltnthrk

9lus @aibington meloete lebte
8ode Oie r9lii. 8reB":
Die &onsreB=8ibliotbef lit I'M 8e,
grift cine Sonoerausitelung fir bas
befannteite 8u6 81 eroffnen, oas ie
georudt porOen lit - oie gibel.
Seranlailltng oa5u bietet Der flint,
bunoertite @eburtstag oes erIten, in
Ser peltli6en 8elt georudten 8u.
DIES, elmer 8ibel bon Sobann @uten,
berg in Oeain5.
Sic slusiteaung, Sic gibeln i'm
@erte bon Wtiuionen 9ollar umfaBt
oauert bis gum 80. Sftober.
Die 8ibel lit iebt in iiber 5lpeitau.
leno Spra6en uno 9ialeften IN
Gruf gelangt. Sn Ser sbteilung fin
leltene 9iider in ser &ongreB- -8iblio.
tbef befinOen li1 allein iiber u6t5ebn:
bunoert 8ibeln. Giele bunoert anoere
gibeln lteben in Sen peri6ieoener
iibrigen 9lbteilungen Ser 8ibliotbef
Sn sic sluslteuung fonlmen a6t.
uno5pon5ig biltorii6e 8ibeln, oarun.
ter gibeln bon ameritaniI6en 8r6it.
oenten rno le6suno5pan5ig illumi,
nierte Manui uifripte.
Sus toitbarlte gremplar oieier il,
iluminierten Wanulfripte lit Elm aud
fiinfbunOert Sabre alter 8ano, Die
8roBe gibel BON 0tain5. Sic lit mil
Der 9anO gei6rieben unb bemalt, unb
5par CUR glei6en 3eit uno in Ser
glei6en Staot, in ser Gutenberg lei.
ne 8ibel orudte.
9lm 4. 9lpril oieies SSobres, genau
fiinfbunoert Sabre, na6oem ser 1tn.
befannte Sdreiber ieine miibeooue
Irbeit begann, puroe Sic gibel Der
gibliotbef bon 2eiiing S. &oientpalb
in Senfintopn, 8a., iibereignet.
Sieben Brdlioenten-8ibeln iiub
allsgelteat, bon @aibington Bis Sru-
man, oie ionOerbarlte oapon lit tpobl
Die BON Sefferion. Sefferion nabm Elm
leeres 8ud nit biibi6en1, rot<leOer=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13

grobere Sorgfalt malten muB ais
binIibtlib oes ainos, nm ben W6gs
libfeiten bes Mibbraud)s an Der
NueIle gu beeesnen, oamit iie nidt
elm meiteres 8erfaeug tperbe 5l1r I'm
terboblung Der 5amilie l1no 6amit
bes gan5en 8ereibs bes geIenI6aft-
lihen uno fulturelen 2ebens. Den
gltern miro oarum oringeno nabege-
legt, ni6t allein ettpaigen WiBitan=
oen in Der @abl bon Brogrammen
na6 Oeoglibfeit por5ubeugen, ion-
bern audi in fonltruftiper uno fonie-
quenter 8eiie iolde Brogramme 5l1
begiinItigerL oie ii6 oils tpertpou er-
uieien baben 5ur Bflege driitlider
Inl6auungen uno Soeale i'm ame-
rifanii6en Samilienle6en.
8ei alleoem miiiien gltern einge=
oenf iein, oaB Die 8erfoIgung BON
eniiion-Brogrammen, 1penn man
ibr gum Na6teil ooer gar unter pol-
Tiger Iusidaltr.ng gutter 2eftiire ooer
unter Gerna6laiiigung anoerer tpid-
tiger Observation-Disclosures bulbigt,
cine ernite 8eei,ttradtigung georone=
ter Ifl5iplin beoeutet uno oarum 5lt
nadteiligen Solgen fir bie Stabili=
tat uno 8oblfabrt bon Santilie uno
Solf fiibren muB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
6runhfdblthr Erkldrunprn
zu hrpnnpnnpn zpttfraupn

9lngenDmmen amf Der itebennnonenn
si9iten Sabresueriammlnns bes
aatbuliiden Gentral=&er=
Gins in ct. 2puis, DO.
(lleber esung oes
,@ ami ererO
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13

muB barum rta6 M6gli6feit Gorge
getragen Deroen, OaB Samilienp6ter
einen 2obn erbalten, Der Die getpobn-
liben bausliben 8eoiirfnille binrei-
6eno oedt. @enn oas i,nter BEN bell-
tisen geieai6aftli9en 8erbdltniiien
ni6t INNER our6fiibrbar lit, Damn
perlangt Die io5iale @ere6tigfeit Die
unper5iiglibe ginfiibrnng bon Ge,
formen, Die ieoem ertpadienen Grbei.
ter einen iolben 2obn iibern."
l1eber oieie uno manberlei att6ere
moterielle 5aftoren binaus, bie Elm
geiunoes 5amilienleben bebinbern,
ntiiiien oie geiItigen uno iittli6en
Serirrungen ins @uge gefaBt per.
oen, oie oas 6riItli6e 5amilienleben
in ibren @runopur5eln 5u erfaiien
uno 5u 5erlt0ren seeisnet ltno. 9ie
uerbeioniidenoen ginfliiiie oes Wate.
rialismus uno Sdfularismus lenfeu
iiberau, lelblt i'm Seiligtl1m ser Sa.
mile, ibre tooli6en 2ebren Elm ourd
3eitltngen, 3eitl6riften, Comic
Boots, 8eitieaer=Gomane uno Boots
Of tbe Wontb uno insbelonoere burd
Gaoio 1tno Selepilion. (slngeii6ts oe,
iteigenoen 8eoe1tllng oieles neuelten
8erf5eugs ser MISUNDERSTANDING
miro Der Selepilion am gnoe oieiet
grfldrung ein beIonOerer Iblbnit1
gelpiomet.)
gteben aQ oielen mebr offenlt6tlid
outage liegenoen Otitteln perbeibni.
l6enoer 8eeinfluiiung oiirfen nil
nift auBer a6t lalien oen BON unies
rer llmlpelt ausgeiibten 0rud, urte1
Dem alle unablailig geOrangt merOen
lelblt in ltnangebra6ter @eile ieoen
lpirtlfaftli6en Sortl6ritt, ieoes 8e,
bagen unO ie0en 2urus llnter I'M ierer
ungelunoen 8orgnirtl6aft it1 5l1nl,t,
&c 51 ma6en - elmer @irtlbafte bie
unlere &auffraft uno Wteni 6enfraft
ausbeutet unO Dergeuoet gum 8orteil
maftiger uno lelbitil6er Sntereilen
uno pirtl6aftli6er Wta6tgruppen,
unO Oie oamit 5uglei6 Die rationale
uno internationale StabilitGt nnb Die
8oblfabrt Der gegenpartigen uno
tommenoen 8enerationen Oes an1eri=
fanil6en Golfes uno aller anberen
goIfer ser grOe idper i61oigt.
Solange mir rudbaltslos teiInebs
men an oieier nationalen ltno inter
nationalen Srgie iener, bie ser FL.
Raulus nit iol6em llntpiqen uno
S6mer5 anflagte, oaB ribr 8ott Ser
8au6 lit uno lie li6 nieOerlaiien, Inn
gu eiien, uno aufiteben, Inn it6 Dem
Spiel bin5ugeben", - 10 lange iii
ieoe 9lufforoerung gu elmer 1riitli-
den Notwithstanding leeres
8ortgeprange uno fiibren 8eriu6e
Wirtl6aftlider uno politii6er Ste
form nur oa5u, oie ein5elnen unb bie
geielll6aftli6en S6i6ten in Dem
Gingen Inn einen Blas an oen Slei]1+
topten unter einanOer nod nebr 81.
Nl401pStSb.
8ir meiien oarum uniere Ofitglie=
Der oarauf FIN, baB ein 6riitli6-lo5ia-
Ter 8ieoeraufbau uno in oelien Sc
folge Der eriebnte Jrieoe oabeim uno
IN Der gan5en @elt nur oann ber-
mirfli6t neroen fonneh penn oie
ein5elnen uno Die Samilien oieler Na=
tlon - Ser beute Die 5iibrung Der
iibrigen 8elt iibertragen 5u ieil,
i6eint - Dor allem 5uriidfebren gum
aufri6tigen 8efenntnis unb 5ur lie
bung 6riitlider @runoiaee i'm 4n=
tagsleben. IS lit pobl faum ponno=
ten, unlere Witglieoer baran 5u erin-
nern, oaB Elm iol6es 2eben aus Dem
8lauben unmoglib lit, menn es ni9t
beltanoig genabrt miro an Sen &raft-
qnellen lebenlpenoenoer 2ebre uno
belligenoer @naoe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13

Wir ermabnen oarum na6briidlid
ale, insbeIonoere 8dter unO 0tiitter,
lbr Seim mieoer 5u Dem 5u MAIDEN,
mas es na6 Dem 8illen oes 8aters
BON uns allen iein loute - cine Sir
6e I'M fleinen, in ser @atte unb @ut=
tin, gltern uno &inoer bon einanoer
lernen uno NIT chamber 1petteifern,
ben Bilen @ottes 5u erfiillen nad
Dem Wort: sd uno mein &aus mol
len DEM Serrn 0ienen."
Sn oieiem Sinne mabnen mir sur
getreuli6en uebung oes gelneiniamen
5amilienge6ets, oes tdgli6en &oien=
fran5gebets unO 5ur bdufigen Sim
febr bon gltern l1no &inoern 5u ben
decentralization Silfs= 11no Seilsmit-
teln eines fraftigen 2ebens, Die li6 in
Der beiligen Weiie uno in Sen Safra,
menten bieten. 8ir iteben i'm pouen
'ginflang nit ser bon ser Rational
Conference on Sanity 2ife empfob-
lenen @epflosenbeit Ser semeinIamen
5amilienfommunion, lpir ipeiien bon
nellem bin auf oas beillame @ads-
tum Ser grer5itiens s8epegung fir
Saien uno raten unIern Mitgliebern
oringeno, ii6 ilo6er Silfsmittel re-
gelmaBig 5u beoienen. @ir ipieoerbo=
len ferner friibere enpfeblenoe SIN.
peile auf oie 8or5iigli6teit Ser ber-
i6ieoenen 9ritten Srben fir 2aien,
oie geiltli6en 8ruoerI6aften unb
dbnli6e 8ereinigungen fir Die s50r=
oerung bes getItigen unb iittli9en &C.
bens Der ein5elnen l1no ser Samilien.
Siniihtlid Der gbeberatungsItellen
lenfen mir Die aufmerfIamfeit aui
cine fiir5lid porgenommene &uno-
frage, mod tpelber et1pa Elm Drittel
iener, bie ii6 meltli6en gbebera-
tungsiteIlen anbertrauten, &atboIifet,
1paren, un6 mir regen 6arum aus
nabeliegenben @riinoen bic unperaua.
|lide grridt,1ng bon fatbolii9en Che
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13

Sn 6ielem beoeutlamen MugenbIid,
I'M Spdtberbit 1881, als es barauf
angefommen Dare, aae berfiigbaren
&rafte ein5uiesen um Die Ser. Staa-
ten aus Der erneut auf Tie iibergrei-
fenoen @eltoepreiiion beraus5ubeben,
bot ii6 Dem Brdiioenten Sooper fol-
genoe innerpolitiide Sage oar: ~3u
oieler 3eit itano i9 einem praftii9
bon oen 0emofraten beberri1ten
&ongreb gegeniiber, oeiien @iberitre,
ben niemano a6mehen ober bebeben
fonnte. 9ie 8orpoitengefe6te fir oen
Brdiioentibafts =@abIfelo5ug oes
Sabres 1882 batten begonnen. 9ie
0emofraten, Die mdbreno 6reier
@ablperiooen ni6t an Der Wadt ge=
peien lparen, iaben cine Siegesboff-
nung. Sic batten piele bibige Bartei-
ganger, BON oenen man9er es ni1t
glaubte beoauern 5u miiiien, tpenn Ser
Nieoergang bis our @abl oauern
miiroe." MIs Sooper baber feline i'm
Oftober 1881 ben fiibrenoen Mit-
glieoern oes &onsreiies borgetrage=
men Plane beim 8ieoer5uiammentritt
oes aongreiies ielblt bieIem inn 9e-
5ember Dorlegte, nluBte er folgenoes
erfennen: ~Die 6emofratiiden Siib.
rer griffen meine gori9l6ge iofurt
an nno beibuloigten mid. fir 1ie
Depreiiion beranttportlib gu iein. Sd
iab 6aran ibre fommenoe Taftif. ST,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-06-27

SUGGESTS

DIG talk from the barnyard these
- days! Chicken production is at
an all-time high-prices are low.
est In years. Now everyone can
get his fill Of chicken and lust as
he likes 1t - fried, fricasseed,
broiled, boiled or baked.
One Of the easiest ways to pre.
pare chicken, as tasty as you could
want it, is by this fried.in-the-oven
recipe from the Best Foods con-
sumer test kitchens. Send 1t to the
table with Parsley Rice Molds and
Bro1led Tomatoes. also offerings
from the oven, and you've got q
dinner to talk big about.
Easy Fried Chicken
One S:lb. frying Y teaspoon
:, chicken, cut up pepper
n cup flour " cup vitaminized
y teaspoon SAT- margarine
Wash and dry chicken. Place -four,
salt and pepper in a paper bag.
Drop chicken into bag and shake
until pieces are well coated. Place
chicken in a shallow pan and dot
with margarine. Sprinkle with half
the lemon Juice. Bake in q hot oven
(4OO'F) Is minutes. Turn pieces,
sprinkle with remaining lemon
juice and bake Is minutes longer
or until golden brown on each side.
Serves 4.
Parsley Rice MOlds
] cup uncooked y cup milk
rice "a teaspoon
tablespoons grated onion
chopped parsley y teaspoon salt
u cup real Dash Of pepper
mRyOnnaise
Cook rice In boiling sailed water
until tender. Drain. Mix parsley
with rice. Blend remaining ingredi-
ents and mix with rice. Pack into
creased custard cups. Place in q
pan Of hot water and bake in O hot
oven (4O0'F) 1870 minutes. Yield:
servings.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-06-27

honor of Mayo Creole who has
just returned from Korea after
spending Is months there.
Mrs. Lena johnson of Charlotte
was the weekend guest of her
mother, Mrs. ]. ]. White.
Mrs. M. D. Whistant of Charlotte
was the weekend guest of her IA
Their, M. M. Jones.
Mrs. M. D. Whistant and Mrs.
Heber Wilkinson and son, Michael
Wilkinson, were in Manteo Satur-
day.
Ernest Jefferson and Lee An
drews were visitors in Norfolk,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. McKeel and
son, Jimmy, are in Hot Springs,
Ark, for two weeks vacation.
Miss Dorothy Knight of Raleigh
was home for the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Knight.
Donnie Leigh is in Durham for
a visit. Ronnie carp of Durham
is here to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Leigh.
Mrs. ]. w. Bell, Jr., has returned
home after spending several days
at Carolina Beach.
Mack Harris, who is employed in
Washington, D. c., was home for
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Maggie Harris.
B. F. Keaton and son, frankie,
spent last weekend at Mays Head
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Howard.
Mrs. James Dunlap of Wilson
visited DR.. W. T. Ralph Friday.
Mrs. Lee Wahab and son, Bub,
and her mother, Mrs. Mariner,
visited Lee Wahab last weekend
at the Mcclure Hospital in Rich
mond, Va.
Mrs. Sarah Latham and Mrs.
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Topsail Beach Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Creole were
in Raleigh Friday to attend a
Durham-Life Insurance Co. Con-
vention. Mrs. L. d. Naugher and
son returned home with them for
the weekend. Mr.. Naugher came
Saturday night and they return
ed to Raleigh Sunday.
The condition of Mrs. Ben Dan
iels, who is in the Tayloe hospital
in Washington, is said to be fairly
well. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lam
caster Of Raleigh and Ben Dan
iels and Mrs. Julian Booth and
son, Billy of Danville, Va, were
home for the weekend with Mr..
Daniels.
Mrs. Paul Dawson, who attends
summer school at East Carolina
College in Greenville, was home for
the weekend.
Miss Ann johnson has returned
to Raleigh after spending several
days of her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Raleigh Edwards. Bill
johnson is in Bell Port, Long Is
land, where he is employed.
P. C. Russell returned to his
home in Wallace after spending
two weeks with his son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grady Russell.
Mrs. H. B. Spencer and daugh-
ter, Ann, of Goldsboro spent the
past week with Mrs. Spencer's
mother, Mrs. H. F. Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Guthrie and
children, Mildred and Edward, at
tended a reunion dinner at the
home of Mrs. Guthrie's parents,
North Creek. The dinner was in
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott Hackett
and children, Jan and Dru, of Will
son were in Belhaven Friday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Ambrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Askews of
Plymouth spent Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. James Hodges. Mrs. ]. B.
Hodges of Swan Quarter is here
to visit her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hodges,
for Some time.
Mrs. Carl Walton, who has spent
some time with her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Baker, Jr., is now in East Liver
pool, Ohio, visiting her father-in-
law and mother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Walton. She will remain
here until her husband, Sgt. Carl
Walton, returns from Korea in
July.
H. A .Brumsey and Tommy
Gibbs spent last weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Brumsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Smith and
children of Portsmouth, Va, visi-
ted Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Bishop
Sunday. Reginald Bishop, Jr., who
is stationed at Francis E. Warren
Air Force Base in Wyom., came
home Monday for several weeks.
After his leave he will be shipped
to Europe.
Miss Nina Boyd of Washington
visited her Aunt, Mrs. H. E. Boyd,
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Martin and
son, Richard, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, are here to spend 10 days
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Bullock.
Miss Emma Dean Calfee has re-
turned homes after spending the
past two weeks at Camp Sea Gull.
Bobby Daniels, who is employed
in Norfolk, Va, was home for the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Daniels.
Claude Hicks and Bill Dodd were
in Portsmouth, Va, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Courson and
children, Jimmy and Ginger, visi-
ted Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Mullen at
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fate he had so narrowly escaped.
"Janet and / are going to be
married." he told her. "Going to
congratulate me?"
She stared at him, speeches.
for moment. Then the implication
of his words sank in and her
hand flashed. He took the singing
slap with a crooked grin.
"You- beast!" she screamed. 81
hope you rot in hell!"
/ What language for a lady"
She ran inside the lighthouse
and Ronald heard the rapid, spite
full click of her heels descending
the stairs. Five minutes later he
saw her running across the beach.
She climbed into the cockpit of
the airplane and was soon out over
the ocean, cunning the motor.
Then the plane turned inland and
he watched it until the distance
made it a tiny speck and finally
obliterated it completely.
That night Janet and Ronald
walked along the surf in the moon
light. "I'm going to sell those
cabins" he said. Sometimes
making money can be a mighty
small thing"
Sure, Ronald" said Janet. ~
knew you'd do the right thing"
"And-." He paused. 81 told
Juanita we were getting married.
What do you say?"
Il haven't said anything" she
laughed.
"Well, will yOu?" he asked,
cushing deeply.
will I what?" Janet leased.
"Oh, the devil. You know what
I mean. Will you marry met"
"YOu know will"
AS they strolled along, their
bare feet scuffed up sprays of
minute stars from the phosphores-
cent sands. A foamy wave rolled
in and then receded like a softly
indrawn breath. He took her hand
and the quiet joy of inward peace
spread halo of contentment about
them.
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"And then you turn around and
marry that rich English playboy."
He laughed softly and shook his
head. 81 can't understand it."
VERY WELL" she said. The wind
snatched her voice up and made
it sound high and squeaky. Father
liked to gamble. He wasted all our
money on wildcat oil wells and
other foolish ventures. had to do
something"
"And Mitchell Hodges 2" he
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asked.
THAT fakerw she stormed. "He
had only that pompeus title-Sir
Earl Percy Mitchell Hodges. That's
not much to live on. loathe him."
Suddenly Ronald was disguised
with her. She no longer attracted
him. He saw her as she really was
"a ruthless, scheming woman
without scruple, forever pursuing
the highest bidder. He shuddered
as he thought of the obnoxious