davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-08-30

SEWING MACHINEs-New. fuil-size
head. round bobbin; sewS back and
forward; all parts interchangeable.
Lists S1S9.50; save $3.50; our price,
$3.50.
Singer tailor machine, 3115; cheap
for cash. IRVING SALES DIS
COUNT HOUSE. 901 10th st. NV.
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RELIABLE
JEWELRY EXCHANGE
422 9th st. NV. MA. 8-6157

422 9th st. NV. Ma. 8-6157
Hours: Thurs. & Sat. $40 to 9 P M
Guns
Mauser. 20 VAR, $50; Lyman, super
targetspots. IL, 20 and 20 power,
$3.50 each: Fecker. 10 power,
$3.50; Smith g. Wesson. chief
special air weight. S63; PISS, S27;
high standard Field King. S45;
Stevens, 22 Hornet with 6-power
, scope. S43; Stevens 30-30. S37;
Marlin. over and under IL gauge.
S65: winchester, model 7O.30S,
S120.96. Other new and used guns
Closed Suns. DAVIS GUN SHOP.
S39 S. WashinRton St, Falls Church,
Evening star., 1953-08-30

ICE CREAM PARLOR CHAIRS
New-S5.6O
DAVID HAYMAN, 626-33 Indiana
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

PICTURE FRAMES
Various sizes, 5Oc-S4.50. IA. 8-o237,
pm BALL MACHINE, good cOnd. $25
or hest offer. RA. 6-O980.
PIPE-Galv. black, copper. cast IRON;
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. 174t
Lee hwy Ia S-SHnn
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Gleem Famous Colorich

atex wall paint. regularly sells for
S5.19 per gallon; $3.50 per gallon
Monday. S3.ss per gallon for ali ali
colorS. PYUS ADAMS. AID. .4-SSOO.
11l9 9th ST. NV
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES BOUGHT

AIR CONDITIONER, refrigerator and
ireezerS; any make, any condition
LO. 4-S1T5
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MY FRIEND JOHN
ATLAS
FURNITURE

921 G ST. NV.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
DI 1887. Open daily till z. Mon
days and Thursdays till g. Park
anywhere and MY FRIEND JOHN
will foot the bill.
80 N. GLEBE RID.
ARLINGTON, VA.
IA. S-6914, "a block from Arl. blvd.
Open daily till g, Saturday till z.
Plenty of free parking space at our
Arlington, Va, store in our large
shopping area.
BOTH STORES OPEN
EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL 7 PM.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

VACUUM REPAIRS
Fl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ETC
We guarantee to make your cleaner
operate same as new: fair prices:
pick I'D and delivery
TOPS VACUUM STORES
70H I1th 81 SE II S-0p00
Evening star., 1953-08-30

PIANOS-Baldwin. Acrosonlc, Spinet
and console models; designed. built
and guaranteed by Baldwin: EQUIP.
action: wide variety case designs
ExcIUSivE AT HUGO woRcn
925 G ST. NV.
Established 1879
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ANTIOTJES

China, furniture. silverware, IeweIry
and Chinese art objects. Any uuan.
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL. ia. 2.
1898, ewes, EN- 2-6765
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VENETIAN BLINDS. 81 so ca. Wash
ing machines, $40 ca. Victrolas, So
ca. IA. 2-5433 80
TRUNK, excellent condi-
ing instruments. JE. 3-2993.
WARDROBE, cedar chest, din. rm.
suite, sewing machine, bookcase,
home made bedSpread. Ii. 4-S533.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

COCKER SPANIEL PUPS-Blonds,
reds, males and females, pure bred.
Reasonable. South 6-4S2h so
BOXERS weeks, Axe reg: malls
fawn Ia beautvl. l female brindle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-10
By Fro7k Colby

s. Secretive. BY false analogy
with secret" secretive is err
roneously pronounced SEE
kruh-tiv"; but secretive derives
from the verb secrete, Ito hide
or conceal" Pronounce 1t: see
KREE-tiv.
Z. Mischievous. Not miss
CHEE-vee-uss." Note that the
last syllable is -vous, not "-vious."
Correct: MISS-chuh-vuss.
8. Italian. Not "eye-TAL-yun."
The first 81" should. be short, as
in Italy. Correct: i-TAL-yun.
o. Column. KOLL-um, please!
Not "KOLL-yum."
10. Babel. The Tower Of Babel
should not be confused with
"babble," meaning idle chat
ter" Babel is correctly pro-
nounced: BAY-b1.
distributed By McNaught Syndicate. 1neD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-10
Nv Word for 1t

word is controleur. When the
illegitimate spelling comp
troller" is used, however, 1t
should not be pronounced
"KOMP-troll-er." Pronounced it:
kun-TRO-ler.
2. Felonious. This word should
not rhyme with "fell on u.s." Say:
feh-LOE-nee-uss.
3. Precipitation. "PRESS-per-
AY' shun" of course is wrong, but
we hear it. Be sure to say: PER-
spi-RAY' shun.
4. Exquisite. The ponuncia-
ton "eks-QUIZ-it" has no sane
ton. Better accent the first syl-
liable only: EKS-Qui-Sit.
S. Rinse. Attention to the
spelling will guide us away from
the all too commonly heard
wrench" To wrench anything
means ito twist it violently"
Correct: rinSs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-10

@. In your opinion what are
the 10 most frequently mispro-
nounced words? 1t will be inter-
esting to see which ones an ex-
pert would choose.
A. Well. any such list would
necessarily have to be arbitrary
AS in trying to pick the 10 most
beautiful girls. the 10 best
dressed women, ETC., no two peo-
pie would choose alike, for OBJ
viouS reasons.
If these 10 words are not the
most frequently mispronounced
they at least rank very high Cor
low on the list.
/. Comptroller. Comptroller is
a nonsense word dreamed up by
some befuddled but unknown
scholar, who evidently sought to
demonstrate his knowledge of
French" But there is no such
French word. The correct French
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-10
A One-Minute Test of You
NetUS knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

1. HERO-What gun Sa-
lutte was fired to honor Gen.
James A. Van Fleets return
from Korea?
2. DISTAFF - According
to Italian Ambassador Tar
chiani, how will Clare Boothe
Luce be addressed as United
States envoy to Italy?
3. DIET-What reducing
diet is recommended by the
Department of Agriculture?
4. OBIT-What former
heavyweight boxing cham
pion died last week at the
age Of IT?
s. QUOTE-Who is Presi-
dent of Nationalist China
who said: 1.-The moment of
our counterattack IS drawing
nearer and nearer?"
Answers:
1. A 17-gun salute due to
officers of four-star rank. 2.
ADMINISTRATIVE" - AmbaSsa-
dress-instead of Madam
Ambassador. 3. A diet high
in protein, moderate in fat
and low in carbohydrate. 4.
James j. JeffrieS, who won
his title from Bob F1tZsirn-
mons in 1899. S. Generals
simo Chang Kai-shek.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in
THIS WEEK Magazine with
The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-10
Contract Bridqe
Washington, D. G.
JESDAY, MARCH 10, 1858

will SN
By Eosley BIoekwood
"You could have made It,"
said Mr.. Heinsite automatically,
after Mr.. Abel went down one at
his six club contract.
North dealer, both sides vul-
nerable.
NORTH.
(Miss Brash)
AAJ7
2K10854
1A8
%Q97
WEST. EAST.
(Mr. Champion) (Mr. Heinsite)
A1os6S AKA
1J9742 uKQ1o653
(Mr. AbeD
SOUTH.
AQes2
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%AKJ10642
The bidding:
North. East. South. West.
1heart 2dia'ds 3 clubs Pass
3NT Pass clubs Pass
6 clubs All pass
Here's the way the play went.
A diamond was opened and Mr..
Abel won with dummy's ace and
discarded a small spade from
his hand. He then ruffed the
eight of diamonds. cashed the
ace of clubs and led a small club
to dummy'S queen.
He figured if the hearts broke
well, he could get rid of two
more spades and thus avoid the
spade finesSe - which would
probably lose.
At trick five he led small
heart from the board, Mr.. Helm
site ducked and the queen won.
A heart was returned and the
ten finessed Mr.. Heinsite won
with the jack and led a high
diamond. Mr.. Abel discarded a
second spade and rufted with
dummy's last trump. However,
Mr.. Heinsite still had two heart
shoppers while there was only
one entry remaining on the
board.
Mr.. Abel therefore had to re-
sort to the spade finesse and
when that lost, he was set.
When you are in the happy
position of being able to take a
stuff from the closed hand at
trick one, it is not always clear
Just what your best discard is.
That was the case in today's
hand. Mr.. Abel would have done
better to defer his decision con-
corning what card to play on
the ace of diamonds. Let's see
what would have happened.
Suppose he played the small
diamond from the board at trick
one and ruffed in his own hand.
Now play the ace Of clubs and
lead a small club to the queen.
Return a low heart and Mr..
Heinsite is fixed. If he ducks,
the queen wins and dummy can
be entered with the ace OF
spades and the deuce of hearts
discarded on the ace Of dia-
monds. Thus there are no heart
losers and only a spade trick
need be conceded.
If Mr.. Heinsite goes in with
the ace of hearts, both king and
queen of hearts will take trick.
With two entries on the board
even after Mr.. Heinsite knocks
out the ace of diamonds, dunn
my's fifth heart can be set. In
this case, Mr.. Abel discards one
spade on the king of hearts, one
on the fifth heart and one on
the ace of diamonds to make his
contract.
(ConvrIoht 1o62 Ceneral Features Corp
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-13
URANIUM INDUSTRY GROWS RAPIDLY

Although the Atomic Energy Commission refuses
to give out details on uranium production in the
United States understandable there several in
dications that this industry in the United States IS
growing very rapidly. 1t recently estimated that
there are now 500 uranium mines on the Colo
RADIO Plateau figure which outdates estimate OF
several months ago of about 400 mines
When one considers the fact that, in 1916, there
were no mines the Colorado Plateau the 5OO-pus
figure of today is a remarkable And official
limited recently the uranium industry is still growing
bv leaps and bounds. He noted that uranium produc
ton in the first quarter Of 1858 twice that
in the first quarter Of 1852
If this statement is accurate the production Of
uranium has doubled in period of one year. It is
interesting to note that most uranium mines are small
business affairs. There few large mines and most
of the mines are by only few men, since uranium
GRE bodies on the Colorado Plateau the second larg
est producer of uranium in the worldly are usually
small ones.
It is estimated that most Of the uranium mines
on the Plateau are worked by fewer than ten men,
using hammers and wheelbarrows and trucks to get
the to processing plants Many private prospectors
using newer and efficient ore-detecting equip
ment, are joining in the hunt for uranium. The pros
pector Of the West has come alive once again and the
guaranteed market price for uranium, and bonuses
provided by the Atomic Energy Commission, insure
a financial reward for prospectors who succeed in
the search for
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-13
Maj. England Named To
Represent Engineer Corps
On Oil Pipeline Project

ANCHORAGE, R- Maj. John
E. England has been appointed to
represent the Corps of Engineers
in construction Of the Haines to
Fairbanks multi million dollar
pipeline, the Alaska district en-
gineer has announced.
Maj. England will supervise the
building Of the 621-mile pipeline
which will carry liquid fuels from
Haines to military bases in the
interior. He and his Engineer
Corps staff will maintain a head
quarters at Haines.
Maj. England has been with the
Alaska District Corps of Engi-
neers since April, 1948.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-13
Report, Recommendations
By Engineering Firm On
City Power Plant Purchase

Continued from Page One)
alton of the system as a municipal
utility will involve any substantial
operating change. The city will
not be subject to taxes, other than
ordinary social security. The city
may be able to combine the man
agement of the electric system
with other municipal functions,
and thus effect a saving in salary
expense. However, as we have no
concrete proposal for future man
agement plans to appraise, we
have not assumed a saving in this
category. We understand that the
entire Company personnel, except
for the Company's president and
manager, have signified their de-
sire to continue with the city.
eve recommend that the engi-
eering studies for new power sup
ply be extended to cover the pos
sible use of waste heat in connec-
ton with central water service
and central heating in the main
business district.
eve further recommend that the
original financial arrangements in
clude provision for issuing up to
100000 Of additional parity bonds
as soon as the necessity for adding
to power supply has been deter
mined"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-13
EisenhOWers Visit Prime
Minister St. Laurent

OTTAWA, Ont, Up Under a
leaden sky, President Eisenhower
arrived in the Canadian capital
Friday for a two day visit. He
will address the Canadian parlia-
ment Saturday.
Mechanical troubles delayed
the special presidential train en-
route from Washington, and it ar
rived Is minutes late. The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower stepped
onto a red carpet at Union sta
ton to receive the greetings of
Prime Minister Louis st. Laurent
whose visit to Washington last
May is being officially repaid.
Gov. Gen. Vincent Massey, bro
Their of the actor Raymond Massey
and Canada's first native born
governor general, also was on
hand, along with members of the
Canadian cabinet.
Thousands cheered the EiSen-
hower's as they entered Massey's
automobile to ride to his official
residence for lunch.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-13
Buy Christmas Seals
Christmas, 1858

Dear Friends:
7O3 NEW CASES OF ACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS
reported to the US. Public Health Service from
Alaska in 1852.
The new-case rate in Alaska per 10000 population
is the appalling figure Of 1858. Compare this rate with
an average Of 546 for the United States as whole
TEN TIMES MORE NEW CASES in Alaska than
anywhere else in the United States!
Christmas Seal time is here again. We appeal to
you to show your understanding of Alaskas most
iouS health problem by giving generously to Alaska's
10th Christmas Seal Sale.
Our annual Christmas Seal Sale is our only appeal
to the public for funds However, contributions are
welcome any time Of the year.
penny SEAL dollar a sheet! How many sheets
Of seals will you use this year? Please make your
checks payable to your local Seal Chairman or to the
Alaska Tuberculosis Association, 119 Seward Street,
Juneau Alaska.
With many thanks for your generous support,
Yours sincerely,
{Slgned) Lester 0. Gore,
Alaska Seal Sale Chairman
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-13
Early Day Alaskan Asks
North Star Flag For Casket

JUNEAU, R-An Alaskan flag
will cover the casket of one of the
territory's early day Signal Corps
men for his burial in Ohio.
It was the final request Of
George, Miller before his death at
Cleveland. He had served Is years
in Alaska. Gov. Heintzleman ar
ranged to have one of the North
Star blue dipper flags flown to
the Ohio city.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-13
BULLS EYE

Announcement of Americas first full-scale atomic
project had at least semblance of the impact Of the
bomb dropped Hiroshima eight years ago. Thomas
E. Murray member Of the Atomic Energy Commits
sion let 60 with the news that the government will
spend many tens Of millions Of dollars" on an indus
trial power reactor that will supply enough electricity
for city of Is, 900 people. And he did in a speech
prepared for the electric companies public informa
ton program which is sponsored by the private power
interests who have been struggling long to get the
government out of the power business!
Mr.. Murray says it's all for Russias benefit: This
IS Americas answer" he declared, cts significant
peacetime answer to recent Soviet atomic weapons
tests It should show the world that, even in this
gravest phase Of arming for defense, Americas eyes
are still on the peaceful future.
But electric power people were inclined to re-
gard it bureaucracys to private enterprise
They seemed stunned that the Acc would SO
pletely ignore the study that industry members and
groups have been giving to atomic power develop
mens and the present competence OF the industry to
build such plants-on modest scale.
Atom bombs nobodys business but Uncles.
Atom power is something else again. The venture
IS redolen of the Roosevelt Truman days Of tax and
tax, spend and spend, elect and elect Some day the
new plant may be known as "Ike's IVA"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-13

When the white man discovered this country the
Indians were running it. There no taxes, debts
an1 the women did all the work Whatever made the
white man think he could improve on a system like
that?
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

!? -hcdrm. semidet. home in Bucknell
Manor. only Is mos. old Assume
FILA 4Aec loan with monthly pay
mentS only S62OS for principal,
interest, taxes, insurance and mort
gage insurance. Only $1,000 with
Anchor fenced rear yard
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
TIE. 6-466S XII. S-6l40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

OPEN-OPEN-Immaculate 2-bedrm.
bungalow, with sep. din. rm., nicely
equip. kit, full bsmt., coy flow
cred and freed lot; excel. neigh:
borhood: cony. to Clarendon; priced
to sell today: S11,500, with ST 100
down.
Dir: Out Wilson blvd, turn left at
Nelson st. to 9TH I'd. then right
to our large, open sign. Exclusive
with ALLO REALTY, ia. 2-6S93.
6 RMS, H. BATHS. bsmt., huge
barn, gear gar; > new bldgs. on
Sl9r.a5o. ~ ~
Z rms. 3 fireplaces. attrac. mod.
Colonial, on Broad Run. plus new
mas. 6-rm. bldg. on "a acres.
BEULAH GOSS. ia. 2-56S2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
HOUSES sALE-VA. Cont

FALLS CHURCH AREA. Arl. Blvd.
Assume CT loan. 2-bedrm. rambler.
expansible attic. Picture windows,
6 fiTeDlaGs: fenced fenced corner lot lot, S1%'-
with small children: fenced back
bsmt. with outside entrance. list d.
has hv;, rm., firepl;; din. nm. kit,
sfafrRsg p 20 ann OeaT nd A. with %ith
dormer windows Expandable for
additional rms. Very reas. priced.
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD (Col.. U. S. A.,
Ret: Broker. EN-. 3-4335, Ov.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-By OWNER.
Near school and shopping; 2-bedrm
house on - acre: cleo range. Bendix
washer, steel cabinets in kit; new
copper plumbing, and new, hot-air
heat; screened porches, basement
in this home, but due to owners i'll
ness this home must be sold immed =.
Any reas. offer must be considered.
Call ia. 7-137S after 10 am. for
F taETthsr G inHfHn1rm9ssiOn. Nv owner.
bedrms., expans. attic. Beauti-
~ loan. 81 300 down. See to
MCLEAN. vA.@older home with 4
bedrooms Gail large, . baths, being
offered at sacrifice. Acreage. Beau
t titul a a6sa; GAERTNER & ADAMS ADAM
MOUNT VERNON BLVD. AREA-New
6S-ft. 3-bedrm. brick rambler; 90
min. D. c. Rooms accommodate
large furniture. Liv-din, rm. comb
32r1s, master bedrm. i6x15. Will
sell below cost See it today,
XII. S-An95.
PINECREST-wanted nice family
with children to fit 4-bedrm. house
on 34-acre lot. in congenial sub
urban neighborhood. Brick con-
Struction, attached garage, full
bsmt.. equipped kit, separate din.
rm. For sale by owner. to your ad-
vantage. Call XII. 9-7242. 10
VIENNA, VA.-Two new, 3-bedrm.
brick homes. with stone fronts,
level lots 60x167. city water and
sewer, oil &c; clear red oak ifs,
tile baths, Schlage lock, Formica
drainboard, lge. insulated Widowed
attic with pulldown stairs. Price.
$l4,50O and S1S.500; discount. If
all cash above TRUST, Inspi and
Out, Maple ave, right on Lewis ST.,
SIOO Down and $50 a month buys
for So, $50. Arm. bungalow and |
4 acre e.1 lGa miles south of p C.
$Ii,71O--New 3-bedrm house; sep.
dinette lot 100xlOO. Out Arl blvd.
to Annandale I'd. left 2 mi. to
putnam sf left u hlk IN Ia ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS
Only $1,000 down buys this spick-
and-span. 3-bedrm. frame rambler.
Full price Sl2, 800. excel. f1nancing
with low monthly payments. Fully
equipped kitchen, washing machine,
large living rm. with dining area:
COW. Falls Church locality. Exclu-
sive. ARFAX REALTY, JE. 2-l450.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
NO JOKER

Is this 5-yr.-old, all-steel rambler
for S15,75O. Owned BY doctor. this
rambler has large nv. rm. with fire-
place and picture window, din. rm..
knotty. pine den; equipped kitchen
bedrms. with sliding closet doors,
bath; garage; large corner lot. over
L acre with many flowers and
BURCH REALTY co.
10. 9.f7i7 till s pm. After s
pm. WA. 1854. IA. 2-ss9l. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BY OWNER-SPRINGFIELD - 45-ft
Crestwood 3-bedrm. brick rambler
corner lot, roughed-in bath and full
bsmt: double oven electric stove
below cost; No No asSenMts s; XII. 9.s06S;
Ideal for gardening. Vacant. As
sumo large CT loan. OWNER, JE.
3-BEDRM.. 2-BATH RAMBLER: full
basement; pine -paneled rec, rm.; de-
sirablee loo. Make an offer, XII
Mr.. SHIRLEY HWY.-S1 900 down,
payments like rent; lovely home, on
approx. , acres. OF land, consisting
of 3 twins bedrms:. lse, iiv.
rm., full din. ,rm.. cleo. kit. suit. for
b S6ss6ai ast set nevy ps1sd nsS
and out; plenty of shrubbery, fruit
trees and shade trees; immed. DOS
session. Dir: Shirley hwy to Fort
Belvoir cloverleaf. turn right to
stop sign, then turn left to next in
section and. turn right to house.
Arrows indicate direction. Phone
Engleside 215-W-1.
OPEN l TILL DARK-A dream come
true, in lovely Annandsle, Va. This
st r R RHfs au Rsni be Sh sn?
beautiful kitchen, paneled den. An
ished rec. rm. with flrepl.; Gear
gar; large lot. about an acre. Di-
rectionS: Out Columbia pike to An
Mandate. turn left on Route 236
* mile to Hillbrook or. turn right
and proceed ! block to Cherry lane,
turn left to our "Open" sign. Price.
$4,000. MILTON F. HUNTER. JR.,
ERsaltSr, los CHURCH pl., Falls
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT, S5S.4o
per mo-. incl. interest. taxes and
insur.. buys this nearly new 2-bed-
rm. house, in town of Fairfax. Is
mi. on dual hwy to Washington.
Full price, Sl1 500: close to schools
and stores. OWNER. IA. $3.50.
HOME OR INVESTMENT-Five- bed
rm.. 2-bath. Lyon Park home, in
very good cond.. with soft. liv
rm... firepl., family din. rm.. full
bSmt., oil h.-w.h., lge. screened
porch, garage; COW. spot and a
real buy at S1S,500. ALTO REALTY,
IA. 2-6S93.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AREA
3 bedrm.. liv. rm. and fireplace
rambler in natural setting: la-acre
lot beautifully Handicapped with
Towering trees and shrubs. SlS.2OO
Assume 4nS CT loan Cony. Ia
schools and shopping 4 miles south
Of Alex, IL Tauxemont I'd. TIE. g.
RSfS 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
ALEXANDRIA AREA

S15.5O0-BUcKNELL MANOR
LIST f.: Kit. with Disposal fan, auto.
washer; liv. rm. with dinette; bed
rm:; End bedrm or den; full bath:
util, rm. End A.: lge. bedrm wi h
bullt-in dresser; full bath; partly
fin. bedrm,; Ice attic exh. fan Z
closets rich green lawn UOxl.0 It
situated on hill mr.. Potomac, coolest
summer location; l blk. to bus; $50
#. to school bus with school 3 elks /:
close to wonderful Belle Haven ST. ..
center center; - Minis from l4th St s.;
cash 4033 Columbia drive. XII.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-06

One hundred years ago, Commo-
dore Perry, U. S. Navy, observed
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-06

Love is to the moral nature what
the sun is to the earth.
q -Honore de Balzac
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-06
BEHIND
HOME PLATE
BY II. S. DOUGLAS

Tom Horton, the Braves ace pitch
er, who was hit in the face when
trying to duck a pitch during the
Lynchburg series last week, was
taken to the Washington County
Hospital when the team came home
on Friday.
An examination showed that in
addition to the bad laceration just
above the eye, he also had a de-
pressed cheek bone which was caus-
ing him intense pain. A minor OPP
Grafton to relieve the pressure was
performed and Tom was discharged
on Saturday morning.
l talked to him later in the morn
ing and he told me he was feeling
very much better and hoped to be
able to take his turn on the mound
when York came in for two games
last night and tonight.
OF course, we were going to press
when last nights game was played
and so l don't know whether he
pitched last night or will be on the
mound tonight.