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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18
WAREHOUSE, GARAGE

WAREHOUSE, GARAGE
2 HOUSES, 3 ACRES
with 3 acres: one house consists Of
5 rms. and bath. bsmt.. cleo, wa
ter. oil heat and two screened
porches. No. , house has 3 rooms.
cleo. water and . porches. Ware
house equipped with cleo. and wa
This property is located on black
top road. g miles of No. so in
Loudoun Co.. Va. For further infor-
mation and inspection call JE.
1-0H15
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FREIGHT TERMINAL
specially designeS iSr rapid nsndiins
Building contains 1900 So. TT. with
10000 50. It. paved area for truck
ing. Exceptionally well located for
this type operation. Reasonably
priced.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV, Realtors. Ma. s-55oC
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NEW! Il!
ZIPKIN, INC.

SHANNON & LUCHS
OFFERS
16O5-O7 14th ST. NV.
(near Que ST. Approx. 1900
So. it. with part basement.
Rear entrance; oil heat. Suit
able many types businesses.
Reas. rent. Consult Mr.. Taylor
or Mr.. Jenkins.
NEAR 9th AND F SITS. NV.
Entire 3-story bldg; store
approx. 22<x100': busy block:
suitable any type business;
reas. rent. Consult Leasing
Department
1852 LEE HWY, ARL., VA.
(near Glebe I'd. i'm same
block with Peoples and across
street from Safeway. Approx.
1880. Gas blower heater.
asphalt tile floor. rear en-
trance. private customer park
ing; reaS rent; vacant. Con-
suit Mr.. johnson.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

TWO ACRES-Heavy indust. 677 #
frontage on Greenbelt- I'd
next Pa. R.R. siding sewer. water
gas, cleo. and tele. in; short dist
from new truck route, cloverleaf
sacrifice $4,000. Call Mr.. FRANZ
BAUM. JU. 1929.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH, RE. 7-7330.
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6 UNITS-2s0o NET
4th and Fairmont n.w.-6-unit blk
bldg, baths; priced 8 times in
come of 1880: $4,000 down
JAMES CARR. Elk. 3-7400. AID
ceeds S11 900 yrly.: priced SIS. 900
terms. HE. 4-6639 or HUI. 3-3316
CHAPMAN REALTY CO.
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$3.50 PER SO. FIT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

STORE WANTED-For barber shop
preferred. Box 73-J, Star. 10.
WHEATON OR Sill. SPR. desired
approx. 10000 50. IT. Cash avail.
able Call III 5-45R3
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CONTINUED on Next PaSs.5
Evening star., 1954-11-21
OMITTED NAYIoNs ToIR.
mrs. M. X, Wnsltincto1ll

MIC M Ass WUSSktftHtUft< "
Does any one ever think Of
taking 8 one-day vacation to
zee and learn about something
entirely different? The United
Nations Is one Of New York's
most popular tourist attrac-
tions. and this winter the
District Of Columbia League
Of Women Voters Is sponsor
ing d series Of one-day tours
to the q. N. The next tour
win be on December 8. For q
reasonable fee. these nom
profit. all expense trips give
you round "trip train fare, spe-
cial bus service to u. N. Head
quarters, o "briefing session"
with q. N. stan members,
guided tour Of the y. N. build
ings. q chance TO see the U. NJ.
at work In General Assembly
or committee sessions. plus
dinner on the train that night
coming back to Washington.
Any RICH readers who are
interested can get more in
formation on the December 3
and later trips by calling the
League ONCE at Republic
7-5778.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
NECKTIE MAKING2
AID IN REMoDELTNG
flfrs. S. b. BOvce, Va.l

The discussion on tie maxi
ing makes me think ! might
be interested In 1t. / would
appreciate knowing how long
1t takes to make one and In
seeing the materials and the
finished product. Would some
one be willing to spare me
some time to give me this in
formation before ! embark on
this adventure?
For those who are planning
to build or remodel there Is
an excellent little booklet put
out by the United States De-
partiment of Home Economics
called "Your Farm House
Cut-outs to Help In Plan
ming" It Is Miscellaneous Pub
lieatiol1 No. 622 and may be
obtained for rs cents from the
Superintendent Of Docu-
ments, United States Govern
ment Printing Office, WASH
ington Is. D. G. This has all
pieces Of furniture found in a
house in scale so that one may
plan, place and change furni-
ture on paper, which Is so
much easier than doing 1t In
ones house.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
POLISH ARTICLES?

mrs. e. B. Nj. ArlsnCtonJ
Would some one know where
/ could get articles printed In
olishbooks, magazines, etc?
Old or new? My folks have.
read and re-read what they
have, and / would like TO get
them some more to pass the
time.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
pAGo PAGO?
nm. d. r.. FnirfdrJ

I am interested In hearing
from some one who has spent
some time In Pago Pago. Sa-
moa. We will be going there
as civilians. We have two
school children so are inter-
ested in the schools, recrea-
tion, type Of clothing worn
and II there are many stores.
Is 1t oppressively humid and
how hot does 1t get? What
about taking my furniture
with me? win the dampness
ruin it? / would appreciate
any information any one can
give me.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
The echt ashngfon Open Monday Silver Spr
Sale! Fine Diamonds
Imported From Holland
a lozv, lozv price for fiery,
briIlin1t-cut, unset h-carat diamonds!

Now buy your diamond as the experts do
q. unset by the carat and point weight
8. and choose your own mounting from
our tremendous selections. These fiery
1a-carat diamonds (from one Of South
Africa's famed De Beers nines) and cut
in Holland by world-famous diamond
cutters, are richer in color brimming
and burning with unusual fire and bril-
lance. Choose your diamond, select your
mounting in AK white or yellow gold.
Evening star., 1954-11-21

Special orders taken for bright red, green and blue
MAIL . PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
Evening star., 1954-11-21
MUsTY oDoR?

(Mrs. w. N. j., Silver Spring.
I recently purchased an an
tique pine chest. but now find
the drawers have q very musty
odor. I have washed them
thoroughly, applied q coat Of
paint, have tried putting CAM
phor balls In the drawers. and
still the odor fingers. AS I
would like to use this chest to
store clothes, ! would appre-
ciate any suggestions to rid 1t
Of the musty smell.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
HOBBY cLUBa

mrs. O. E. H., Arltngto1aj
viii some reader please give
me some information about
an international club for
lobbyists and the magazine,
World Hobbies? ] would like
the address Of both the club
and the. magazine. Some one
mentioned this In RCH some
time ago. I am very much In
terested in hobbies and as
I'm retiring soon ] will have
q lot Of time to devote to them.
Evening star., 1954-11-21

Prices Of mounting vary, depending on
the size Of the side stones and the
weight Of the mounting.
The Hsehi CO. will give you written
esaFentse stotino the color cut,
cIoity and corot and point weight Of
your Diamond.
Remember, Just Is Shopping
Days Till christmos
Use Your Heeht Co.
Shopping PIote on Our
Convenient Budsst Plcn
Wqshinston. Silver Spring
q 6yPARKinstons Arlington I
Evening star., 1954-11-21
THANK YOU" NOTE.

MRS. Z. NJ, WdshiugtonJ
Iwish to thank Mrs. r. e. a..
Arlington, for furnishing the
name of the Furst- -McNess Co..
Freeport. Ill.,. who have sup
piled me with the butter fla
voring I requested through
RCH. I received two 4-ounce
bottles Of the flavoring which
/ like very much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-12

BRADLEY HILLS
5000 BRADLEY BLVD.

CT. Ace FIRST TRUST
HERE is . beautifully decorated brick
Colonial in Q TOP residential area,
featuring . nrst-door. MAHOGANY
PANELED DEN The second floor
features king-siZed master bed.
room, 14x21 feet. with two double
closets and private bath with TUB
AND SHOWER. Two other twin size
bedrooms and another full tile bath.
storage attic; built.in fan. Full
basement with FINISHED RECREA.
TON ROOM, level outside entrances
to positively beautiful rear wooded
yard. total y acrei. Attached ga-
rage. Slate roof--Quality through
out. Owner transferred. Priced in
the TWENT1ES with Q $3.50 LIST
trust; Bus transportation and the
new Radnor Elementary School ONE
BLOCK DISTANT-Our Lady OF
LourdeS Parish.
OPEN SUNDAY. 1 TO z
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
ST. $4,000 OIL. 4-AoI1
Directions: Drive out Wisconsin ave.
to Bradley blvd. turn left, proceed
ONE MILE to our OPEN sign.
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CT INVESTOR
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

3 REUEHICh a. bIUMEH co
317 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-100S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-12

81, 900 CASH, BAL. SIS MO.
Semidet., 8 rms. bath, eood-sized
lot; ideal for restoring. Price.
$500. H. T. RANDOLPH. RE.
7-2I27 or LII 4-72Rh IA
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

CHILLUM AREA. LIST on Madison St,
Mr.. everything; Diet. b rms, =
baths. Diet. garage; developed bSnlt..
$50; clear. Box 2S6-S. Star. Id
5. DAKOTA AVE-. 5I21-By OWNER.
CT financed, conv. terms; Semtdet.
3 bedrms., Ia baths, lge. kit, din
liv. rm. comb. full bsmt.. storm
windows. lge. tenced.i1 rear ysr Sl;
nearby. WA. S-5O5o. is
" open { to 5. sunday. sio.SO6. buys
today for quick sale. 5-room brick
home in excellent condition. Base
ment. Large Az loan. Mr.. Martuh.
LA. 6-7845. MARSHALL ]. MAPLE
CO.. 1924 14th ST.. .AD. 4-2O05,
ssrs p, r. d AyE1qP sR! s9naaY from
5119 or Mr.. Tolson, Ii. 7-O39O.
OWNER TRANSFERRED s-bedrm.
semidetached; excellent condition;
large, beautiful corner lot, panelled
recreation room, fully equipped
kitchen Ed zen d p5ieed to sell; near Risss
sHOULD CT WITH NO DOWN PAYT.
1890 Emerson ST. n.e.-Open Sun,
IL. Fine-quality, semidet. brick
home. in beautiful cond.; tile powder
rm. on LIST A.; lovely big kit. with
t,1 space; 3 3 nice bedrooms;
basement; level lot. in a fine new
section of the city, convenient for
schools and fast. direct bus service
to downtown. Michigan ave. TO
18th st. ne. north on 18th st. to
Emerson. right to home. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411; eyes,, OIL,
"a a.
NE. SECTION - 6-rm., semidet..
8 yrs. old, in excel. cond.. 3 bedrms.,
(master bedrm.). bath. End H.; LIST
H.. liv. rm., din. rm., lge. mod, kit,
powder rm., full bsmt., auto. heat;
CT AZ loan: priced reason. La.
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'261S r. 1. AVE.-Qpen Sunday from
, It'll 8. CLARKE REALTY. Ii. e
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.

CHARMING HOME In unusual com
rms, porches, attrac. grounds, lge.
liv. rm.x open firepl.; $12.S50.
Gaithersburg 324 or 325 or 461aW.
$500 On. NoN-VET-Mod. c-bedrm..
window, frepl., dishwshr. 325 Broad
wood dr.. Rockville. Pc. 2-944l;
HOUSE BY OwNER-2-story brick.
Liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. -dinette, 3
bedrms., pa baths, full light bsmt.,
outside entr., fenced: good neigh
borhood. Substantial cash needed.
4se lst trust. Ju. 5-39S4. Ia
SeS5 DOWN, 3 bedrms., sep din. rm.,
terms. For further details cali Mr..
Lansdale, 10. 4-6031. or RE. Z
$500. COLONIAL INVESTMENT co.
Is SHERMAN AVE-, Takoma Park
Mr.. stores. schools, etc. Six rms, sun
pScsnt $500 50 To e csh oDen
Sun; viii exchange; might rent.
CT APPROVED, ,900-Low down
payment, long-term 4l2ec loan: at
tractive 2-bedrm. rambler: liv. rm;,
huge kit; Ssmt; ,f fenced yard o WAX
schools. WooDMooR AGENCY.
oPENSSsII BRADLEY BIvD.Eco-
lonial: 8 rms, ga baths. plus sep.
breakfast rm. and large paneled rec.
rm: with an extra Kit; St floor
width oak-peg flooring. Lge.. attrac
rear yard with flower earden, lily
pool. and area compl equipped for
children. lLot spprox. y acre.. Elk
Gel. financing. OWNER, OIL. 2-5l AZ.
FOR SALE BY -bedrm..
full dining rm.. brick rambler. in
for QUICK sale. 'O5 Cali To. 4-osSS.
Low DOWN PAYMENT buys this
clean, 2-bedrm. bungalow on level
lot in. Silver Spring Wheaton area.
Lge. kit, full bsmt. with tile A.
Walk to shopping and transp. Pay
ments like rent. LO. $4,000. HUG
GINS & HARRISON. INC, 10615
Conn. ave. Ia
BETaEspA;1dI APPRoIED
3-bedroom brick home, immaculate
condition; parochial and public
schools within walking distance; ex-
cellent neighborhood. Call OIL. q
CONN. AVE. ESTATES
361S RANDOLPH RID.
3-bedrm. rambler; assume S12. 200
- loan pay $s3.66. Full bsmt.
RAYMOND ]. LYNCH CO.
LO. 4-6400 10. 5-SS54
NO DOWN PAYMENT. S17,45O. s.
bedrm. brick ramblers with dining
rms. all-elec. kits. full bsmts., open
daily, noon till dark. To reach: Wis;
NH to Strathmore I'd. left at
Flanders ave. to our sample home.
SMOLEN & SCOTT
Realtors JU. 7-b511
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BRADLEY HILLS
5000 BRADLEY BLVD.
ODEN TOnAV

4 beautiful new 7S-ft. rambler on
q magnifcent lot Of over an acre
with a lovely stream crossing the
door living. The large paneled living
room opens to q lovely terrace that
overlooks the stream and back
ground Of beautiful trees. The dream
kitchen with all of its built-in equip
meEt will please the most discrim-
mating housewife. The master bed
overlooks the stream. A beautiful
paneled den opens into the living
room Come out today and see this
truly modern home. Drive out Wis,
ave TO Bradley blvd. turn left to
5000 and come right in.
EDWARD F. FRY co.
d.. 4-521z Ewes, DE. 2-5076
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

FORT DUPONT, 43rd and Dubois pl.
brick, 5 rms. tiled bath, room in
bSmt.. gas heat for only 1895 down
and $3.50 per mo-; includes inter
est, prime. taxes and ms; Dept miss MS
this; 40. MITCHELL NIT lEI s-sd EIEoN. 81
agt4ei sTei xR "a osSe and brick
4 bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm., lse.
kit, rec. rm., garage, lst-h. powder
rm; vacant; excel. cond.; "a DIX
Pa. ave. 1904 Carpenter st. sc. LU.
2-S221 or own broker.
HEIGHTS - Custom
Quilt. de luxe. all-brick rambler fea-
turing . kitchens. : bedrms., z
baths, rec. room. end Kitchen,
screened back porch, scar earage;
beautifully handicapped. 10. s-3505.
MOVE IN-5-rm. semidet. brk; porch,
bsmt., attic: Fort Dupont Park at
door. CT APPROVED. JU. 5-5275.
.ils SOUTHERN AVE. s.E.-3 bed
rooms. rec. rm.. fenced yard. corner
RI BISON Hso$ 8 ADAMS. Ma s-s3 Mia or
DIRfAcRED BRICK, 2 bedrms.. tile
bath. lge. kit. with breakfast nook,
din. rm. with built-in bookcases
liy. rm. with woodworking hrepl:,
kn0tty plne-paneIeu rec. I'm. Win
firepl., garage, workshop; picket
fenced garden with pool; between
Branch and Alabama ave; $21 800.
Call LII. 2-0704. Ia
ass ADRIAN ST.-semidet., 2-bedrm.
brick, liv. rm., sep. din. rm., full
basement, garbage disp,; close to
schools, churches, shopping; Gil,
5000 down. LII. 4-4442. Ia
BRICK BUNGALOW@Home and in
come-House divided into private
home and two apis. in bsmt.; apt.
rent will carry house payment; pri-
vate entrances; a lot and half in
size; detached garage; ideal loca-
ton; bus at corner. Call Mr.. Cross,
LU. 4-1644. MARSHALL J. MAPLE
CO.. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-20O5,o
BE A LANDLORD. yet have privacy
Two basement apartments viii pay
your monthly house payment;
plenty of ground. detached garage,
brick bungalow. See today. Call Mr.
Cross, LU. 4-1644 MARSHALL ],
WAPLE CO.. Realtor. 1224 14th st.
DeaS'f Mss Mss 742 RIDGE RD. Sc.
Is you house-hunt this week end.
SMILEY, INC, UN. 1920. -13
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KENSINGTON

y ACRE-RECREATION ROOM
Excellent location for children. In
this 3-bedrm. brick. 2-story Colo
cleo. kit with table space, din. rm.,
bsmt., rec. rm,: easy walking dis
lance to schools, shopping and
transp. Several methods of financ.
ing arranged.
HIGGINS g. HARRISON
10. 5-2s0O 10615 Conn. Ave.
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CHEVY CHASE - 3 bedrms.. pa
baths baths. sacrifice Must , Leave ,,6 10r
OWNER c'SrHa Of. e-S73s. us
CHEVY CHASE-Perfectly beautiful
3-year -old Colonial! Family den or
bedroom of center hall, u bath.
today's finest kitchen; 3 bedrooms,
baths on second: screened porch:
at S2S.5OOl Cali OIL. 2-6649; ewes.
EN-. 2-S790. ALLIED REALTY CORP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-12
.COIQRED

lions. 3 row-brick homes Of z. g
and 8 rooms, all with automatic
heat and lovely recreation rooms.
yenient terms. Call Mr.. RUARK.
MA R-oAa1 or III. A-A436. -l3
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81, 800 DOWN buys this 3-bedrm.
Semidet. house; 22-ft. liv., rm;,
breakfast nook; tile bsmt. with
outside entr.; wall-to-wall carpet
ing; close to tranSp... school. shop
ping; will go CT. 1924 40th st. Sc,
LII. floats. Id
ATTENTION. VETS-VA approved;
full price. $11. $50. Brick semidet;:
corner home with rec. rm... screened
cement porch, large fenced-in back
yard. Near bus, schools and store.
Must sell Immediately. 5101 H st.
Sc. LII. 1-2051. Is
1874 4Ist ST. S.E.-3-bedFm. semi
Diet. brk.; rec. rm. with firepl. and
full bath; assume Gil loan; terms.
DOUG. M. SMILEY, INC. UN: A.
$3.50. -13
34I7 CARPENTER ST.-Price and
terms reduced; modern semidet., 5
rms. b.. full bsmt.. sim. wind. gas
&C. heat. oak rs, Ven. bids. new
dec. Open Sum-, to 8. UN. 4-7045.
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HiohIiqhs
TeIeyision Today.

4 . a i Il
1890, WTTG t5)-Million Dol
lar Movie: Miracle. OF the
Bells, starring Frank Sinatra,
Fred MacMurray and Valli
500, WRC a, Sid Caesar
Show: The star and Carl
Reiner are two Moscow de-
tectives in "Dragnyet." the
Russian version.
$3.50. lWMAL "a - Voice OF
FireStone: Mezzo soprano
Rise Stevens sings a Borodin
melody from Walt Disney's
Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs."
900. WRC (4)-Medic: A 49,
year-old girl about to marry
discovers she has cancer. in
1.-THE Wild Intruder" star
ring Vera Miles and Carey
Allen.
900, WTOP t9)--I Love Lucy:
Lucille Balls efforts to help
DeSi Arnaz add to his agony
900, WMAL "a College Press
Conference: Senator Cooper
Of Kentucky.
$3.50. WRC l4)--Robert Mont
gomery Presents: Or, Ed"
tells the story Of Or. Edward
Conner of. Meadville. Pa. q
victim of multiple sclerosis
who has devoted his life to
helping sick children. Wal
ter Nathan stars.
$3.50, WTOP 70, - December
Bride: Spring Byington proves
a raambo teacher is out only
tor money.
$3.50, WTTG t5)-Boxing: We'll
terweights Italo Scortichini
and Chico Verona in To-
round bout.
$3.50, WMAL t7) - Boxing:
Featherweights Carmelo Costa
and Bobby Bell in a 10-round
match.
10000. WTOP (9l-Studio One:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-06
for To-day

Jackie Gleason is o crusading
attorney general in .Shor.
Cut.
ILLS, WMAL t7)Seyen Star
Theater:: Arthur Askey in
King Arthur Was q Gentle
man."
HES. WTOP t9l - The Late
Show: A young woman re-
constructs the strange death
of her father, in The Thir-
teenth Guest" starring Gin
ger Rogers.
1880, WRC ca, Tonight:
Washington's Bib Osterwald
visits.
Radio Today.
$500. WWDC Bob Wolff:
Guest is George Preston Mar
shall, owner Of the Washing
ton Redskins.
$500, WRCBest Of All: Irving
Berlin. Eddie Fisher. John
Golden and Stanley Adams.
president Of the American So
ciety of Composers. Authors
and Publishers. salute the
40th anniversary of the or
ganization.
500, WWDC--Bill Alexander:
Interview with Singer Tony
Bennett.
$3.50, WMAL-Voice Of Fire
stone: Mezzo-soprano Rise
Stevens sings q Borodin mel
ody from Walt Disney's Snow
White"
9:0O, WRC-T Telephone Hour:
Pianist Robert Casadesus,
guest soloist. plays Liszt' s
Concerto in e Flat Major
SOS. WGMS-Classics:: Often
bach's Suite From Blue
beard" and Shostakovitch' S
Piano Concerto in C Minor
10000, WRC - Fibber MCGEE:
Commentator John Cameron
SWayZe visits.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-11
Listen Americans!
BY GEORGE S. BENSON
President Of Harding College

As the signs Of growing leftWard trend in Eng
land and Europe mount, many American thinkers begin
ming reeXamine the dollar diplomacy which has charac-
terzed foreign policy since before World War II and
the time One Of the most searching examinations
contained in book Just published by Henry Regnery Com
pany, Chicago 1t is entitled THE Dollar Dilemma Its
author the internationally known and respected economist
DR.. Mechor Pal He the book supplemental text
in college economics But ought be read only
by students and professors but by every citizen interested in
his and his country's welfare.
The conclusion Of Dr. Palys detailed examination and
analysis of the economic and sociological plight of England
France and Italy is that the program Of American financial
aid and the accompanying fiscal manpuatiOnS of govern
and theirs has mpeded rather than promoted Europe
monte and social stability has been weakened rather than
strengthened by the billions taken from American taxpayers
and given to France Italy and England
The real economic trouble in Europe he says stems from
the Socialist governments of Europe to insist
increased individual work and greater productivity He
says that the British coal industry alone could if properly
managed 90 long way toward eliminating the dollar short
age which the European politicians loudly
they seek additional billions in gifts from the T. S. A.
Actually, DR.. Payi observes, American gift money has
going into channels which help promote the genuine
economic strength of the European nations OVERWHELMING
w." he notes. lit given to foreign governments but
the recipient governments usually bent building up
To- ncompeng with or at directing the investments of
on competing with leas tdrecng the investments of
private business.
As American aid during the war saved the Communist
national security American aid after the war, he
made possible Euope colecVistic and semcoiectVlStlc
experiments. -.
Dr. Palvi sees as Americas international responsibility
o bring the nations of the Old and New Worlds back to
common sense and self-Ieliance.
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Northern High school i'm June.
1854 Tho bridegroom was graGu-
atcd from Brownsville High school
in June. 1850. and served in the
US. Marine Corps from 1850 to
1851 He served with the first Ma
flne DIVISION IN korra rom AS J3nu-
afEs l92O' uhlll January I'o :'i;...
u ,!e ~ reW'A % We aiG no." rI 81
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III, 49,, nrieI +, Ne g
Pr " lisoh hr''W W .I,.; 9o' ol
VI i. a'i'. " ~. marry I,'''M ''1 ~, re-
r"'i| pen md '' rncun cI ' inovn
r..n' I've III ,ntiIai,rraft mil
irr" baf.,iian in Korea The d
,,oar.oId snIdior a r3ntaoIolooist i'm
bc9..o n,., e,'l Latto,.,, arrived over
sons I9st Dnrembn, from Fort
Rrogu \ q
Robert r. Mckenzie son Of Mr..
and Ms Harley Mckenzie. has
comnlnted his t3-wrrl<s class-A ra-
dar school course at Norfolk, Va,
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A Drivers Safely demonstration
was held Monday at Southern High
School. Toby Colaw, jeanne Leigh
ton and Mr.. Crone took part in
the time tests which were held be-
ginning at 8 O'Clock and ending at
1890.
The four students who attended
the statewide Student Council
meeting at Bladensburg, Md, re-
tmns to Oakland late Saturday
night after leaving town Thursday
morning. Despite going the oppo-
site way on a one-way street in
Washington, the boys pulled into
town safe and sound. d. +. Lane,
Sam Ashenfelter, Sam Moore, and
Fred Teets were the representa-
tives from Southern High.
A student orchestra has been Sc
lected from studenls' who are or
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Southern Speaks
BY DOUGLAS SMITH

A dinner win be held in honor
or The outgoing superintendent,
Nh K. Bowen Hardcsty in the
cafeteria this Thursday evening,
November II, at G:30 p. m. Among
the guests attending the dinner
will be members Of the Bears of
Education. the State Superintend-
ent, and the incoming superin-
tendent, Mr.. Willard Hawkins.
Group singing viii be a part Of
the program for the evening.
individual pictures, which We're
taken on September % BY the Ais
ton Studio, of Weston, w Va, were
distributed to students Monday
afternoon. Each student received a
packet containing one large por-
trait, six wallet size pictures, 24
small pictures, frames and pic
ture album. This entire packet is
available for $3.50 with individual
items at special rates.