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Evening star., 1952-08-08
AUToMoBILEs FOR sALE

STUDEBAKER 81 Champion de luxe
2-door; heater and other extras;
sNE STnsr sTuTbEgsKTR gsET ley 5sase 1881 %s VS.
sTuDEsaKER FUSE sEs a'@i 10 hG commsnder con-
vertibie; r. h; and overdriye; brand7 and
new top and new tires: 1900
s=e.nal = mllss; .Gsi q 2aS M;..or Mcneil
STUDEBAKER so Champion 4-door;
%eNF1E SEsSaHEe srupEsARsR nf sRsfaez 4os3 Wis.
sTGpEBaKER FUSE aTsi NV EN- Land nas0 Cruiser;
r.. b.. and oyerdrive: an excel. car:
Sg9S; Mcneil sEs sTUPEPA6sEaE' III Assa 4sa4
STUDEBAKER 1851 VS. Commander
4-dr.; r. and h.. auto. transmission,
Rich plaza gray orig. finish: 81. .795.
L. p sTEUART. 1875 Benning rd.
snT;UtDEBAKER 1860 Champion 2-dr.,
sl.f9s. f9s ii l.. sffen sTEUART. rs9 se sss5 sss
sTupEBAKER SIs fi 's4s starlieht coupe;
r. h. ,i,s Od' % Iiks nsS; ~gor Sgs5 ,,Tgs Npth-
1900 Bladensburg I'd. 10
STUDEBAKER 1850 convert: fully
ep'ec excel. ccond.: n si,soo. Zoo pu' o13 7sos SSG;
before 10 an. after 8 pm. 81
STUDEBAKER so. Regal de luxe
sedan; equipped; only 1929 down
(Choice of 5 others) Largest
selection Of fine cars in Wash
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla-
STUDEBAKER '5I Regal de luxe
sedan; equipped; 81 1,395; only $229
down. Largest selection of fine cars
in Wash. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg Rd
STUDEBAKER 80 2-dr champ: r.
and h., forest green, perfect tires,
very clean. $1,295. Two-day
money-back trial, 4-month written
guarantee. HILL & SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. (NA.
qS50, 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
WHLYS AS .Jeep has power take-oh
bumper weight, pulley and pulley
drive, heavy duty aluminium top or
canvas top, governor and heater;
Al condition throughout; 1896.
MITCHELL MOTORS, INC, Kaiser
Frazer, 222 Second st. NV. Cat Con-
Stitution ave.. EX. 4105.
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FOR SALE ,cont. ]

AObOS bON SA@S NSOut.s
NASH AZ 4-dr. .'600"; S6e5; in
ideal condition. ready for lots OF
SoRTHrAsf SRo1faHs sfF%f MoroR 6Rd CO saAfPsasfs Po9
400 Benning rd; ne. LU. 4-lO1 l.
black paint: new Wv. tires; bed.
type; low mi; excel. mech cond.;
unusually nice; 81 095; terms; trade
LIBERTY MoToRs, SyD2 ard and K sts'
NASH 1949 Ambassador 4-dr. sedan;
overhead. This is Nash's best and
you'll be proud to own such flne
car. For any used Nash model. see
quarters for % year. goth and Nd.
NASH 1850 super Statesman 4-dr.;
overdyive. heater. $4,000 actual mi:
finish. spotiess interior. Car alb
solutely same as new throughout.
You may take car to your mechanic
ToRs tRsut $3.50 d1Posis Wis slSso aye RE Mo 800 aS
NASH so sedan: equipped; s1,os5: ts
only S229 down. (Choice Of 2
others,) Largest selection Of fine
sALERs, 1881 Bladensburg Rd
NASH 1901 statesman cur. Seuau'
S1.245. This is the famous bed car,
wonderful for fishing and hunting
trips, This car has been personally
tested and approved by Mr.. VIII
model used Nash. come to WILL
LIAMs AND BAKER. goth and M
NASH i94e sedan; r, h. Cd; l
RoPoLITAN MFRS, 1900 Bladens-
NAsIis Nash fHi S4e. az. ,4s; big selection. all
completely equip, I2-poiat inspected.
s6ss as OfT1 f4Si ~ ieg eRes ss
rolet- -Oldsmobile Dealer (WA. 1908,
AP. 2002), $500 BALTIC. ave-. Hyatts-
vile, Md.
OLDSMOBILE 1947 "76" de luxe club
sedan; Hydra-Matic, r. and h.. low
mileage; mileage; Car in absolutely perfect !.
take car to your mechanic. without
deposit Weekend special $995
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave.
oG6sMoBiLE HT 1s4s "ss'' convertible;
Hydra-Matic. r. and h.. $4,000 ac-
tual miles. gray finish. red leather
interior. new black top; car abSo-
lutely perfect in every way. You
~sSou, %sE taes depost saF s GuF BHEf mefnsRe Mo
TORS SOLO wis. ave. Wo. 5000.
oIDsMoBILE 1e47 re- sedan;
radio. heater. Hydra-Matic drive;
only $s75. WHEELER NC. chrysler-
Plymouth. GEM. 470s). 4so0 Wiscon-
0mIDssMoBnE m 1s4s "es" de luxe
Z, n. Hydra Matte. cleo. windows.
eestt5TSls ef teins. D1s15fi WoIpE MoToRs 1881
Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. DIAL. 3
OLDSMOBILE 1s49 "75" 4-dr sedan:
T, and h. Here is real value. car
81 1896 JUSTINE NICHOLSON.
cheyrolet-oldsmobile Dealer tWA.
72o5; AP. 2002). 5000 BALTIC. ave.
ohpsMoBiIr fsssTE1i "H fate 1917: looks like
cali EN-. 06i9; co. 606S weekdays
after 7; all day Sunday. 10
OLDsMOBnE 1a47 "z6" sedan;
radi3; heater: ayd6a-Msntlc nlc,,1bd,,s: Srive:
nis'sasS only sss5. wHEHLER. 1Gf1s INC, chTys-
1er-Plymouth. EN-. 470s. 4S0o Wis
consin ave.
oLDs 1947 sedanette: 8 cyl; Hydra;.
In and h. very good cond'' $500
oLDs 81 "ss" 4-dr.; low mi, pri-
vate1y owned. will accept smaller car
on trade or S2.395 or best offer.
Obs '3e "ss" convertible: r. and
h.; good cond. s1.5o0. EN-. 4049.
oLDs '46 AZ and '4s; "6es," "76s,"
and "9Ss": selection of 12: 4-drs., g
drs. and club cpeS.; variety Of nice
colors; some 2-tones; equip. with
low H as S7s2, LUsT1NE-NIcHoG-
SON, Chevrolet Oldsmoo1le Dealer
(WA. 7205), AP. 2002, 5000 BALTIC.
ave- HyattSviIle, Md
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDS '49 "9s" Arctic blue sedanette;
S13.S2 week; Hydra. drive. r. ard
air-fiow heater. tires ike new; hss
had taas isrs for only 'ry sisss
Observation-Disclosures. Chevrolet
Oidsmobile Dealer (WA. 72O5). AP.
2002. $500 BALTIC. ave. Hyatts-
oTns' TlI's' iS4s mai 4-dr. sedan: ses5. Has
radio, Hydra Matte drive and heater.
This is one Of Americas oldest and
finest cars. backed up by WILLIAMS
AND BAKER. Washington's Oldest
Nash Dealer. 29th and M sts. NV.
OLDs al sedanette;. S795:. r.. h..
Hyura. trans. sky blue. clean in
NoRraE sies raf Sgt MoFos ss5%s sne &C.
OLDS 1913 '9S" conv. coupe, Hydra
Matte. r.. h., WV. tires; like new.
1905. Nothing down. METRO
PoLITAN MFRS. 1900 Bladensburg
oLDs. 40 club coupe; beautiful green.
low mileage, r.. and h.. Wv. tires.
This car has showroom appearance.
A real beauty; $1,375: $155 or your
old car may make the down pay
ment. GREENWAY MOTORS, 5000
MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-3516. 3
PACKARD 1949 de luxe Standard 's"
car. First and best deal at 81. 200
accepted. MIR; ALLEN 4Oa7 18TH
PACKARD 1850 Super de luxe club
sedan; radio. heater and Ultra
matte drive; one-owner car that
ss.2a6: our price. ST ,6S5. ROYAL
MOTORS. INC. Chrysier-Plymouth.
4l00 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 1900.
PACKARD 1851 2-dr.; owner: per-
lect cond.; no trades. s1.s95. AT.
1910 20" conv. coupe;
radio and heater. motor overhauled
$3.50. Lo. 5-s519. 10
PACKARD 1850 club sedan: Model
1899: black finish. W. W. tires, sun
visor; a fine car that runs and
looks like new; fully equipped; u
guaranteed; ops ceiling. 1921. cur
price. 81 .593. LUSTINE-NICHoL-
(WA. 1908. AP. 2O02). 5000 BALTIC.
ave. Hyattsyille. Nd;
tres g. PVT Rs" oxnef s E. ss5s sI5s R6 pdn geo
PACKARD 80 4-dr. Super; blue;
Ultramatic, r. and h; low mi;
clean and nice: S1,395; trade; terms.
hlsEFTY hlR RE S4Gs MOTORS ard and Ks K SITS
PLYMOUTH 1910 sedan; gas h.; D. C..
inspc. Outstanding cond. S295.
634 Gailatin st: NV. 81
PLYMOUTH AZ Special de luxe g
door; fully equipped; good tires. In
positively excel. condition. This is
the good cheap transportation you've
been looking for: $795. This car
may be bought with nothing down or
your old car could make the down
payment. GREENWAY MOTORS.
5000 MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-3516.
PLYMOUTH 1941 de luxe sedan;
splendid condition; 1895; terms,
$25 down. ROPER, 18th and r. I.
1850 convertible; mas
radio heater. seat covers; tmmacu-
late one-owner car; only 81 1,475.
WHEELER INC. Chrysler- Plymouth.
(EM. 470Sl. 1890 Wisconsin ave. 3
1871; just passed '52
inspection. Very good cond.; $195
cash. HO. 1921. 10
PLYMOUTH 1941 4-dr. sedan; clean,
pvt. owner. r. and h.; S325. Call
UN. 9S13. 10
Evening star., 1952-08-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC. 194S conv. "s' coupe;
radio. heater, HYDRA Matte drive:
excellent black finish. whte-wall
tires. brand-new top. A real buy
at $1.195.
COAST-IN PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. AT. 1900
OPEN EWES. TIL 8 IS
OLDs 1947 "76' series 4-door sedan;
equipped with radio, heater and
.Hydra-Matic drive. Beautiful palm
green finish; immaculate interior,
excellent tires; smooth and powerful
motor. This car driven by l person
since new. CIPCO warranted
Today only SSa5.
.o. COAST-IN PONTIAC
427 Florida Ave. NE. AT. 1900
OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8
Evening star., 1952-08-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC, 1946 stream!ined 4-door
sedan: original blue finish, radio,
heater and new slip covers, 5 good
tires; perfect mechanical condition.
Only $795.
COAST-IN PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. AT. 1900
OPEN Ewes. TIL, q q
Evening star., 1952-08-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1947; new tires, paint.
$50. WO. 2146. 10S
WILLYS 1881 station wagon: very
clean; low mileage; guaranteed;
81 .547. JACK PRY MOTORS, WHY'S
dealer, 1907 14th st. NV.
BRITISH 1947 Standard roadster;
recently overhauled; $3.50. OV. 4194.
CHEVROLET l947 Aero sedan; ex-
ceptionally clean inside and out,
fully equipped, including new Gus
tom interior, 5 excellent tires; beau
tifu( Eis-ayne blue finish CIPCO
warranted. Today only 1895,
COAST-IN PONTIAC
427 Florida Ave NE AT r0nn
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Prince Georges Code
Sought on TeIevision
Sales and Service

The Prince Georges (Md.)
|, County Commissioners soon
will be asked to observe what
ever steps the District takes
in regulating television sales
and service.
Robert E. Ennis, Capitol
Heights attorney and a Re-
publican candidate for Con-
gress from Maryland's fifth
district, said yesterday he
would submit such a proposal
to the commissioners.
Mr.. Ennis said he has re-
ceived numerous complaints
from Prince Georges County
TV owners, indicating that
conditions similar to those in
the District also exist there
and that some county regu-
lations should be considered.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
|AnnandaIe Man In Race
For State Leuion Posi-

Charles P. McKenna of Annan-
dale. past commander Of Fairfax
Post No. lit of the American
Legion. is q candidate for yir-
ginia Department commander.
The Legian State convention will
be held in Richmond August 3.
Mr.. McKenna, who has been
q Legionnaire for 80 years, was
nominated by the Spring caucus
which met at Charlottesville last
week end. He is deputy security
officer Of the Federal Maritime
Administration.
Another nominee, William P.
Kellam Of Virginia Beach, was re-
ported by the Associated Press
yesterday to have received the
Of the caucus.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
|Despondenf Easipines Man
Kills Himself Near Home

John Joseph Kennedy. SO. Of
the 5000 block Of sixty-seventh
place. Eastpines, Md. was found
shot to death in q wooded area
at the rear Of his home. Prince
Georges County police reported
yesterday.
DR.. John T. Maloney. county
medical examiner. issued a GER
tificate Of suicide. A .32-caliber
revolver was found near the VIC
TINS right hand. police said.
Mr.. Kennedy. q retired Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing en-
ploye. left two notes indicating he
was respondent, police said.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
District 7V Code VIII Be Aimed
At UnethicoI Sales and Repairs

pressure statesmen who misrepre-
sent the condition or performance
ability Of sets and CD the con-
tracts under which many sets are
sold.
Customer Often Loses.
Under some dealers systems,
these contracts are passed on to
banks and financing companies
to whom the purchasers make
payments. II the sets go bad,
disputes often arise over the
dealers responsibility in making
them good which. in some In
stances. they are obligated to do,
but In others. the purchasers have
no recourse unless they can prove
a violation Of law.
The Better Business Bureau Isl
powerless to take any action in
either sales or service controver-
sizes except to appeal to the
concerns involved to make good on
their promises for purely ethical
reasons. The bureau advises pur-
chaSers on installment contracts
to be fully aware Of the contract
provisions before signing.
The District Licensing Com
mittee. however, has the author
ity to set UP regulations for both
sales and service through the IL
censing act passed BY Congress
In 1888.
Some Cities Have Laws.
Some other cities already have
ordinances and q new law will
go into effect in New York City
next year under which service
technicianS win be liable to a
$1,000 fine or a jail term for
violating it.
The District Licensing Commit
tee and Mr.. Nottingham are
studying the ordinances Of other
cities and win draft q proposed
code for the District. It will bel
submitted to the Commissioners
who will call for public hearings.
Mr.. Nottingham, who believes
the TV public here is being
gouged, that the District is losing
considerable revenue and that
serious fire and liability hazards
are being created by unskilled and
careless workers, hopes to have
a District ordinance in effect by
next January l.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Third and Lost Of a Series.


some unsavory factors have devel-
|oped in its wake. AS far as the in
dividual set owner is concerned,
these factors are unethical sales
and incompetent. costly and frau
|dulent repair service.
In the District. as in many
places. stiff regulations are in
the offing to minimize the fraud
and poor workmanship, according
Ito Chatham T. Nottingham, su-
|perintendent of licenses.
Fly-by-N Might Firms.
The worst offender is the inde-
pendent and f1y-by-night service
and repair concerns.
Responsible to no one. the re-
pair business has been accused of
Evening star., 1952-03-19
|Video's Growing Poins
By WiIIiom J. Mover

AS every one knows. the tele-
vision industry from set manu-
factuerers to program production,
still is in It's infancy. Netherthe-
less millions of sets have been
sold over the Nation bringing q
new type Of magic-like entertain-
ment to young and old alike.
But, as the industry has sky
rocketed to q gigantic business,
Evening star., 1952-03-19
$40 Items Sell in Africu

ASS SSs 80 EstSS0
Commercial broadcasts in the
Belgian Congo. for natives. in
African dialects. have demon
strated that native buying power
is sufficient to enable the sale
of items priced up to $40.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
But They Were Still Dice

Dut Iney were Still Dice
Dice Of the early Romans bore
10 different arrangement Of num-
bers with the four opposite the
five and the two on the reverse
side Of the three. recent British
excavations reveal.
Evening star., 1952-03-19

comes in the new discreet-shape box that's
already wrapped before it reaches your store.
8 napkin sizes to suit everyone's needs: Regu-
lar, Junior, Super.
Introductory paekass-ai our expense
Here's what you do. Buy box Of Nodes at
your favorite store; clip the top from the
box. !. and send it with your name and address
to Personal Products Corporation, Milltown.
New, Jersey. By return mail we viii send you
the full purchase price Of s9t.
Evening star., 1952-03-19

We invite you to discover -. at our expense
=. glorious comfort such as you've never
known before with any sanitary napkin -.
freedom and peace Of mind that only soft,
gentle Modess can give you.
The choice Of
comforf-lovins women everywhere
No wonder millions of women prefer Modess
to any other sanitary napkin. Blossom-soft.
smooth-6tting =. it's SO SAFE, SO trustable,
so nice. And SO easy to buy! For only Modess
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09
Rev. and Mrs. AmundSen Transfer To Nome From Unalakleet

Rev. and Mrs. Roald Amund- sen, missionaries with the Cove nant Church, have been trans ferred from Unalakleet to Nome.
 Rev. Amundsen, missionary pilot, will work with Rev. Paul Carlsen in the local church, as we'll as flying to the outlying will lageS.
 Many here will remember the Amundsens, who were stationed in Nome from 1945 to 1949.
 A welcome party will be given at the church on Thursday even ing at 7:30. Refreshments will be served in the parsonage. Every one is cordially invited.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

At Girl Scout camp we have been doing quite few activities. Mrs. Baldwin came out to camp to show us how to make pothold- CTS. We have some very pretty ones.
 We have had short plays every night. One group entertains the other group.
 Several people have donated food, which was appreciated very much. So far, Mrs. Valtyrson, Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Dunbar and Mrs. Taft have helped pre- pare meals for us.
 We wish to express our thanks to all who have contributed. . This much of our week has been very delightful.
 Ruth Glavinovich and
 Donna Jean Schneider,
 Scribes
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09
OOmiak Excursion To Sledge Island

Therfirs oomiak excursion trip to Sledge Island was made over the weekend. A full boat-load ex- plored the island, visiting the bird rookeries at the south end of the island. They report seeing hundreds of eggs and fledglings in nests.
 They report that the Crown City, the 10,O00-ton ship which ran aground during the war, is fast disappearing. Another sea- son will see the last of the ves- sel as the ice has demolished much of it and has now settled in the water up to the deck line.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09

N O T C E
 All taxes. real and personal. due the City of Nome for the year 1851. become delinquent after July IS. 1852. Penalty and interest shall be calculated. inc delinquent tax roll prepared, advertised and property sold according 10 law.
 Nome Common Council.
 By Carrie M. McLain. 84 City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09

v 4 Mrs. Art Peterson. Daughter of Joe Dexter. Enroufe 10 Golovin
 MT. and Mrs. Art Peterson ar rived from Sitka Tuesday, en- route to Golovin, hoping to at tend the funeral of Mrs. Peter; sons father, Joe Dexter, who was buried last Sunday.
 Mrs. Peterson, the former Flora Dexter, stated that her brother Golovin from Seattle.
 The Petersons formerly lived in Nome and Golovin and MT. Peterson was connected with the Misabe Lighterage Go. of Golovin.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09
EMMA BELLOWS. KOTZEBUE COOK. MEETS COUSIN. EMMA BELLOWS. ON WIEN TOUR

Emma Bellows, former Nomeite and now cook for Wien Airlines at Kotzebue, came face to face with Emma Bellows yesterday when the Wien tourist flight stopped to. dine at Kotzebue.
 Among the passengers was a Dr. Emma Bellows, and before long a relationship was estab- lished which made them cousins. We'll, What Do You Know!
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving Tuesday were: MT. and Mrs. Art Peterson and Ed Oumok. Emerson Bassett was a round-trip passenger.
 Departing were Edith Boise, Joe Olynyk, MT. Green, Phyllis Dickman and two children, C.. Anderson.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09
Surveying Recreation Facilities In Ten Alaskan Towns

III 1eH A1dSAdH IOWnS
 Ri h ard Westgate, special field representative of the Ma tional Recreation Association, is in Alaska making a survey of re- creation facilities of 10 Alaska towns. In addition to Nome, Ju- neau, Sitka, Kodiak, Ketchikan, Palmer, Anchorage, Fairbanks, Fit. Yukon and Kotzebue are be- ing surveyed. MT. Westgate is conferring with city officials and other groups participating in re- creational activities.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09
Nome Chamber Compliments Commissioner Arneft On Handling of Fourth Celebration

OOmm1$Slouer Arne11 On Handling of Fourth Celebration
 At the Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday noon at the Firelite Room, Commissioners Russ Arnett was complimented for the excellent manner in which he conducted the 4th of July cele- bration, of which he was chair man.
 The Welcome to Nome" button was explained to the Chamber and all were invited to participate in the sale of this phase of tour ism being introduced to bring the community closer to the tour ist and more friendly.
 A thorough discussion was held and reviewed on the lack of boat and supplies and the economic setback it is causing with each days delay.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by US. Dept. of Comme
 Weather Bureau

Compiled by US. Dept. of Commerce,
 Weather Bureau
 Mostly cloudy with light rain tonight and Thursday. Southerly winds 20 : 25 mph tonight with occasional gusts to 35 mph. Winds decreasing Thursday.
 Lowest temperature expected tonight 47, highest Thursday 5S.
 Highest temperature yesterday 50, low last night 43. Sunrise at 1:53 a.m., sunset at 10:21 pm. ndal Blanks af The Niincaf 0ffica
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09

Sealed bids single will received until l0:00 July 25 1852 then publicly furnishing materials and performing all for inc of public airport located Circle Hot Springs Alaska
 Plans specifications may obtained the Director Aviation. Department of Aviation Territory Alaska Glover Building. Anchorage. where copies requested $25o0 will required the Plans reviewed offices of Frank "A. MecaH Territorial Highway Engineer. Alaska: Associated Seattle Anchorage office of Aviation. above address TONY SCHWAkfNd.
 Director of Aviation. Territory of Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09
w A R N I N c

Anyone driving without a City Sticker or City Drivers License shall be fined upon being picked up. Anyone driving through Stop" sign shall be fined upon arrest.
 Clyde D. Glass. 82 Chief of Police
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09

For Good Printing Call Main l2s
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Public Speaking Clas,
10 Feature Talks by
Gen. Hershey, Curtis

Prominent speakers will take
part In the first session Of thu
Montgomery County Chapter
American Red Cross. public speak.
ing course at 8 o'clock tonight ir
st. Johns Episcopal Church parish
hall, Wisconsin avenue and Brad.
ley lane. Bethesda.
Representative Curtis, Repub.
Elican. of Nebraska; Gen. Lewis B
Hershey, director of selectivt
service, and Richard p. Swigart
director Of administration for thu
national blood program. viii
speak.
Miss Alice Keith, head Of the
National Academy Of Broadcast.
ling. will lead a round-table dis.
cussion after the talks.
The second session Of the course
will be held January "a, Will
Montgomery County Manager
Irving g. McNayr as a speaker.
The Red Cross also announced
that the nursing services of the
District chapter will begin a new
class in home care Of the sick anc
injured January 20 at the Cor
coran School. 1915 Twenty eighth
street NV
Glass hours win sbe from z to
$3.50 pm. on successive Tuesdays
and Thursdays through February
IA. 1t. Ruth Horning will be the
instructor.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

restoration program is to be car
|ried out in all nine Shore coun-
ties by the architectural firm
which directed the work at Co
lonial Williamsburg. Va.
The project will be sponsored
by the Maryland Historical So
|ciety, the Society for the Preser-
vation of Maryland Antiquities
and the Eastern Shore Society.
The idea for restoring the
buildings stems from Arthur A
Houghton. jr, president of Steu-
ben Glass Co.. who came to the
Shore Is years ago.
He bought the Wye Plantation
in Queen Annes County and be.
came interested in the Old Wye
Church, built In 1719. Under his
direction the church was restored
in l949.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
'Foirfox High PTA Plans
PuneI Tulks Tonioht

A panel Of students, teachers,
and parents. win discuss "How
Can We Make a Good. School
Better" at a meeting Of the Stu
dent Parent Teacher Association
Of Fairfax High School at 8 O'Clock
tonight in the school.
Representing the faculty will
be Miss Martha Rely, Mrs. Kath-
crime Hopper, and Walter Dowl-
ing. Speaking for the students
will be. Miss Margaret Uhler and
Rufus Coldwell. Mrs. Eleanor
Morrow and z. K. Uhler will rep
resent the parents. Craighill
Burks. supervisor Of high schools
for Fairfax County. will act as
chairman.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Valuable Browning Sculpture
Stolen From, Baylor u. Library.

to give his name said shabbily
dressed man stopped him on the
campus yesterday about s pm.
and inquired where the Browning
building was.
The "clasped hands" were the
work Of an American sculptor,
Miss Harriet Hosmer, who knew
the Brownings, 10th century Eng
liSh poets.
The story goes that she saw
them often in italy and thought
the picture OF them holding hands
the symbol Of the fidelity and love
of the two poets. She got per-
mission to make q mold of their
|clasped hands and made the
sculpture from the cast.