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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Increase in Number
Continued From Page y
HITS TREATMENT METHODS

Among excessive drinkers, he has found that
outnumber women FIVE six to one, "but
catching just the way they have cigaret smokers"
DR.. Bowman characterized alcohol as narcotic
drug He said it produces more suffering and misery
country than all other narcotics put together He
pointed out that alcohol is not stimulant its
should be considered as form of drug addiction
He described present methods of treating alcoholics
inefftive and unsatisfactory More time and money
required for research in light of the fact that
20 million Americans alcohol, million of them
excess at times and million the point of addiction he
stated.
TREATMENT SHOULD VARY
Dr. Bowman believes treatment should very accord
ing to the needs Of the individual
The older treatment stressed confinement with en-
forced abstinence for six months to year. he said Our
present thinking that this is rarely desirable The
of treatment teach the patient live an en-
vironment where alcohol be procured and still not
it,"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17

would not ordinarily try.
Drinking and driving is a big problem that faces the
National Safety Council Alcohol and gasoline just don't
mix many people have found In 1910, $4,000
pie killed in traffic accidents. One of hve
of these caused by alcohol
Alcohol plays a large part in Juvenile delinquency
People in high school younger, think that If other
people them drinking they will think that they
big shots" Juveniles like that attention. but they
can't do anything good get the attention they want
they liquor. lot of criminals started out by
drinking when they young, and that helped them
become juvenile delinquents.
Many people think that when they under the in
fuence of alcohol they witty and clever. They
fully conscious of what they doing saying, and
when they sober they may find that they have done
something they will be sorry for.
When alcohol reaches the brain it numbs the higher
of the brain That is the part of the brain that
tells what should do, and what shouldn't do If
somebody walking along with something would
like have don't up, knock him down, and take it,
We know better but people that the influence
of liquor don't that way, and they might go and
take it,
Good foods displaced from persons diet if he
does lot of heavy drinking. Alcohol has vtamns,
proens minerals and when people heavy drink
the body loses lot of nourishmen Alcohol shortens
persons life considerably.
Boys become good athletes if they drink alco-
ho lot of coaches won't keep boys their If
they drink because slows down their brains and their
bodies Coaches need boys their teams that think
and move fast
No two alcoholics alike and everyone be
treated individually Some alcoholics stop drinking
by themselves Other alcoholics have been helped by diff
ferent religious groups.
Probably becoming acquainted with Alcoholics
Anonymous is the best to get off the habit of drink
ing. 1t has about 5000 members in the United
the present time. The members former alcoholics,
who helping people that alcoholics to lead
normal life. The plan of Alcoholics Anonymous is to
supply the kindness and understanding that needed
rehabitate the present alcoholic.
Alcoholism is illness that the alcoholic suffers 1t
mental illness brought by the tensions of modern
life in which the alcoholic tries it all by
sive drinking. If people knew before hand about the
dangers of alcohol lot of them would have taken
that FIRST" drink.
OUR OBJECTIVE!
The objective shall be to help youth achieve
vctions leading personal abstinence from Intoxicating
liquor; Also unite youth for the development of per-
wholesome and abundant and useful living accord with
he highest ideals of American democracy and support
of ttS Constitution of the United States
Proof of the sound American ideals which Allied
Youth stands given in this by Edgar Hoov-
err, F.B.T Director:
1--WE who engaged in law enforcement know that
millions of adults evading their responsibilities toward
youth. For this it is heartenng know the
program undertaken by Allied Youth"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Enemy In the Mouth"
(From "Allied Youth Blotter')
THE SEAMY SIDE OF SOCIAL DRINKING
BY UPTON SINCLAIR

1t is fancy phrase, Social Drinking" very tony
and impressive to people who do not think 1t does not
impress me, who has been thinking the subject for
three-quarters of century The figure is exact, for
at the age of three when first awakened to the
painful fact that my father a drinking man."
Thereafter watched him for thirty years and
strove in vain to help him until he died of deirium
tremens. Also watched three uncles, Southern gentle
all. One of them, Confederate naval hero died
in institution" and another of the uncles at the
of 40 went into Central Park and put bullet in his head
/ have been collecting these memories for book,
to be entitled ENEMY in the Mouth phrase from
Shakespeare who said, 20 God, that should put
enemy in their mouths steal away their brains"
shakespeare have been watching somebody tool.
have compiled list of the alcoholics | have
known in the of my 70 years-besinning early
and the total is &c. and than so of them were
writers; the list includes the famous of the
recent halfcenury. Eight of them took their lives;
and have looked up the suicide Of the American
people, and report that the among the drinking
writers is more than ten times as high.
have figured the life spans of the drinking writer's
and averaged them, and compared them with the life
spans of all Americans find that the drinking writers
sacrificed years of their lives for the pleasure they got
out of their Social habits. Learn these figures and
quote them at your next cocktail party.
Just think of these names, the brightest flowers OF
genius that produced! Many of them close
friends, and in youth and through maturity watch
ed them going to their DOOM Jack London, George Ser
ling Hendy, Theodore Dresser Scott Fitzgerald Ed
win A. Robinson, Douglas Fairbanks, John Barrymore
Sherwood Anderson, Gene Debs-a varied list you see
could add to it the of the very greatest of this
hour but unfortunately the newspapers have to think
about the libel laws.
One of these men, Jack London, has told his terrible
story IN book, John Barleycorn" which you may find
in the library He closed with the proud that
ne had learned to drink properly nowt is Of the
ways the drinkers fool themselves Poor fellow he passed
judgment couple of years later by ending his life with
poison, at the age Of 40.
have photograph which Jack sent me, showing
himself George Sterling, and Georges wife, Carrie, m
sail boat on San Francisco Bays three of the lovelea
people you could imagine looking back their should
er laughing All three Of these persons destined
to end their lives with poison
So you see, to social drinking 10 pleasure ana
no joke IL is social crime. All my life have had 70
be the sober at FEAST and that hurt me, but the
hurts were minor. The real hurts the waste OF
genius, of vision and mssnationof the happiness W.
all might have had IL these had not died in anguish
in the middle of their life spans.
Editorial page, Detroit Free Press
December rs, 1884
u .eaaIOns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
DRIVES RECIPE

from The Reporter)
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE
THE WISDOM OF THIS WORLD IS FooLisHNEss
WITH GoD"-fo my heroic ST. Paul and you, and YOU and
you.
THEY LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN
THE PRAISE OF GoD"-New Testament Gospel and in MY
Gods MASTER EDUCATOR, HEALER, MIRACLE
WORKER. SAVIOR, LiBERAToR. AND PROTECTOR OF
MY HOLY SCRIPTURES. THE c. S. TEXTBOOK
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIP
TUREs" by Mary Baker Eddy. p. 23S:
ATTEMPTS TO coNciLIATE SOCIETY AND SOCIETY
AND so GAIN DOMINION OVER MANKIND, ARISE
FROM WORLDLY WEAKNESS HE WHO LEAVES
ALL FOR CHRIST FoRsAKEs POPULARITY AND
GAINS CHRISTIANITY"
DRIVES RECIPE
"HOW TO PLAY POLITICS AND KEEP OUT
OF JAIL" Detroit Reporter)
The tough question Of how stay in politics while
keeping out Of Jail answered Friday by Miehgans
most experf-Desrborn Mayor orviIe Hubbard.
Speaking in Delta Sigma ri fraternity lecture series
the University Of Detroit orve gave this phy recipe his
success:
Don't steal anyhins-or don't get caught at IT, Work
hard while you work. play hard while you play and don't
mix 'em up.
Solve the voters problems fast and fast While
they're the phone complaining about sioppedvp sewer
keep em the phone and get your there
before you hang vp."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
ORVIE'S RECIPE
How to Play Politics and Keep O
of JaiI"

From The Reporter)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Believe Fatal Blaze Due to Ggaret"
CONTINUED from Page ~
THEY WILL REALIZE DIVINE LOVES


HEAVENLY, ETERNAL HARMONY!-NOW!
smolderng cigaret that fell between the cushions
of couch believed to have caused the fire at 2lO0
S. Liddesdale that claimed six lives Thursday.
Detective 1t. Glenn Bennett head of the Arson Blu
reau said the fires origin had been traced to
closed porch that was used a kitchen
The blaze, which engulfed the twostory frame house
before the first piece of fire apparatus arrived wiped out
the family of Otis HARRISON and took the lives of the
wife and child of Pleas Griffin, the sole survivor.
Griffin, 3s, had returned home from work at the
U.S. Gypsum plant, 10000 w. jefferson, River Rouge,
about II 80 pm He and HARRISON visited in the make
shift kitchen, Bennett said.
Griffin told Bennett he the only in the house
hold that smoked.
Bennett said Griffin recalled that he had been
smoking the couch in the kitchen as late as am
Detroit Reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Mrs. Gene Krupa, 47, R. e., Dies

DEATH. THE DEVIL. HIS MATERIA MEpIcA-
OR OTHER CHRIST SCIENCE DEFICIENT CURE AND
THE DEVILS ROMAN cATHolIcsM!--RoB
HER AND SOCIETY OF NEARLY IS YEARS.
Mrs Ethel Faweef krvps wife Of orchestra leader Gene
Krvps. died at her home.
"shs married Mr. krups in 1882 obtained divorce
in Miami FALL in IS42 and remarked her husband in
l944." IN. T. Trbvne)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-04
South Carolina Senator Charges
Administration With Fascist Methods

Senator DIN D. Johnston (Dem.
s. C.). chairman of the Senate
Committee on the Civil Service.
charged last week that the Ma
tional Administration was using
fascist methods in the federal
employee security program. Sena-
for Johnston's charge was made
in letter to Dr.. Israel Goldstein.
president of the American Jewish
Congress. who had earlier urged
the Senate Committee to under
take a complete revision Of the
present program.
Senator Johnston who had pre-
viously announced that his Com
n1ittee would shortly launch an
investigation of the workings of
the employee security program
told DR.. Goldstein that "the time
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-04
MAIMONIDES ANNIVERSARY
OBSERVED BY CASABLANCA
JEWISH COMMUNITY

CASABLANCA, (JTA) - The
750th anniversary of the death of
Moses Maimonides is being OBJ
served here with series of COM
nemorative meetings, lectures
and other programs. The medieval
Jewish philosopher spent part of
his life in Morocco. Special pro-
grams have been arranged in CO.
operation by the Jewish Agency
and major communal organiza-
tons.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-04

has come about when corrective
action must be taken by the Con-
gress of the United States to cor
rect and stop fascist methods now
employed by the present admin
stration."
Il am hopeful" declared John
ston. that one of the accomplish
rnents of The Saith Congress will be
correction of the injustices prac-
ticed at the present Time"
Expressing qualification with
Senator Johnston's assurance that
his Committee will investigate the
federal program, DR.. Goldstein,
AJCongress h d, declared that
"if as a result Of this investigation,
procedures are evolved which
both protect the nation against
disloyalty and prevent grave mis-
carriages of justice, an historic
step will have been taken in
adapting the democratic process
to the grim realities of the goth
century,"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-04

Custave Stern, New York philanthro.
pist and communal leader, has been
named national chairman Of q $500. 600
campaign initiated this week by the
Union Of Orthodox Jewish Congreea.
tions Of America, il was announced by
Moses l. Feuerstein, president.
The drive is aimed ae financing q
record 100000 Orthodox Union pro.
gram to establish new congregations
in suburban areas, strengthen existing
synagogues and expand youth and edu.
catiOnal activities.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
5lo1 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.

Corner semidet. brick home.
The pride of the netghbor-
hood, spacious S-rm. brick
home, center-hall plan. Home
and income. 2 kitchens.
full bath on each floor.
Garage. Spacious yard.
Street entrance to basement.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

58 LONGFELLOW ST. NV
Vacant, only $1,000 down
Modern, 7-room brick. home.
full basement, gas h.-w.h..
garage, concrete front porch,
heated den4ys on 1st floor,
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HOUSES FoR sALLN.w.
IN LOVELY
SHEPHERD PARK
ON ALASKA AVE

Beautiful detached, newly decorated
home with 2-car garaRe. Just
imagine living In q home with the
following luxuFies. 4 lge. bright
bedrooms. 3 complete bath rooms
living room with fireplace. mirrored
dining room, den. modern kitchen
with, all modern facilities. screened
perch, paneled recreation room
maids room, large yard with chain
link fence for youngsters safety;
also cement swimming pool for
children, house now vacant: price
OF S27,T50 includes wall-to-wall
carpetine on first floor. win sell
with only 5000 down to qualified
person. Phone OWNER, IA. o.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

COLoRED-WEBsTER ST- NV
near I4th--,Immaculate, spotles,
rm row brick. one Of the clean.
pensipe extras: fireplace and en-.
frances to basement. Asking low
low price: S1,5n0 down.
ALSO
Z.no Efart 81. 'n.e.-Det., corner. =
rms. fireplace. tile kit, moderr
bath: all hardwood floors; Snchor.
Lenced iot and det. garage. W,
nave "a bedrm. houses, one Wood
second to none, cali '"A ''0s
FOhIER REAL ESTATE. Ii. 3-ssai
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.

CAPITOL HTLL-Recentiy restored;
owNSnRafR,. Il. 9.tas; a.sbs7. Direct Lfs from
CAPITOL HILL. 314 A st. n.e.--Rent
or sale; IL rooms. 2 baths, fire
ESCAPES. oil h.-w.h. Asking SI4.e5O,
R. oTa sEsIYE. ssia bf. Gf 7.ssss. ESD iao mo- A.
JEFFERSON ST., 95I-The hest in
the area. You'll like the 5 hedrms..
dining rm.,. living rm. and corner
lot; IN baths; lots OF extras in the
kit: air conditioner, Anchor fence.
etc. A showplaee. Go see. Call Ju.
$1,000 any time. BAINUM REAL
1888 " KEARNEY ST. N.E.-Beaut..
det.. 8 rms, 2 kits, lot 125xl3S.
Easy terms. Open sun. afternoon.
HU. 3-54s0 or Ii. 7-4217. --12
Mr.. NEW PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,
b-bedrm. brick. Ia baths. 2 con-
crete porches, metal garage: fun
bsmt.. new paint, paper. floors
finished. Asking $14.950. or best
1ash 1ath p MGslns ns, L. < GeaTB''' sSss6. e2oS
ATTRACTIVE GROOM BRICK, ia
good condition; Knotty pine rec.
rm., screened porch, storm windows,
Sacred Heart Seminaries. win con-
slider trade for your present home.
SHALL si j. WAPLE Co. is24 i4th
st. NV. AID, 4-2005.
5-ROOM MODERN BRICK; gas heat,
fenced lot; vacant. Owner will con-
slider trade for house or vacant
lot. What have YOU? Mr. Martuh,
LA. 6-7S45. MARSHALL j, WAPLB
Co. 1924 14th st. NV, AD. 4.
zoos.
"a HAWAII AVE.--6-rm. brick, SEMI
det.; Ia baths. rec. rm., storm
| windows and doors, carpeted floors;
| $I3.960. SIEGMAN REALTY. Ia.
MoS6ERN, s16isS sELF-HEATING s-unis
bldg. at d price and terms you
| cannot resist RA, i-Sala.
Continued on Next Pagel
Evening star., 1955-09-11
45ln 7th ST. NV.

Spacious 90 = #, semide-
tached brick home, side-hail
plan, enormous size living
room, dining room and kiteh-
en-; full dry basement. metal
garage; / block from express
bus and Sherman Circle.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

Sill BUCHANAN ST. NV
Home and income. Semi
detached 2-family,, side-han
Easement, gas h.-w.h.. garage.
2 Kitchens, Q baths, lovely
flower garden and fruit and
vegetable grove; fenced yard.
aluminium storm windows
throughout.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

80 GALLATIN ST. NV.
De luxe-built 2-family du-
plex. Modern S-room tapestry
brick, all the comforts OF
home in 2 apartments.
Private entrances to both
apartments. Modern tiled
bath, spacious modern kiteh-
ems. living rooms with live
Sfireplaces, full dry basement.
knotty pine recreation room.
laundry room. None flneE
built.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
53l5 9th ST. NV.

OC4J SbIi - L. ~. w.
Vacant. Only 1895 down,
Spacious Groom brick home.
Large full basement, garage,
side hall plan. Clean as o
pin. Move right In.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
1924 New Hampshire Ave

4624 New Hampshire Ave
Move right in. Quality s.
room brick home, many
extras, Side-hali plan. con-
crete front porch Wall-to-
wall carpeting. Fireplace in
living room. Big back yard,
Gear garage. Full dry bsmt.
A home you'll be proud to
own. Owner offering excep-
ttonally reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

418 EMERSON ST. NV.
Home and income, i'm
has everything, 8 kitchens. Q
baths, rec. room, garage, gas
heat, Side.hali plan,
Evening star., 1955-09-11
2Oo4 PERRY ST. NE.

Spacious and clean: 7-rm.
detached Colonial. Screened
porches. 8 lge. twin-st2e bed
rooms, family-size kitchen:
lovely Handicapped lot; full dry
basement. Ideally located on
r. !. ave. and s. Dakota ave.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
Ia THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES for SALE. NV. tcent.
TAKoMA PARK AREA

Excel. semideteh. brick 2-story..
bedrms.. rec. rn,- with bar. deep lot,
good value. GI or other terms.
Er. First and Underwood sts. NV.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
I117 LONGFELLOW ST. NV

1T LONGFELLOW ST. NV
Vacant ~ Lovely 7-room
brick home, side-hali plan, 8
large bedrooms. modern kitch-
en-, modern bath, full dry
basement, gas h.-w.h.: lovely
fenced yard; concrete porch.
1923 18th ST. NV.
Vacant, completely redecor-
ated spacious. S-room, brick
home: 4 large natural bed.
rooms, enormous living room
with fireplace, 2 baths on 2nd
floor; full basement. gas h.
VII. garage. concrete front
schools and shopping. Low
down payment accepted.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

$500 eth ST. NV.
: semidet. 2-family brick
home. 81, 900 cash down.
Side-hall plan, full basement.
gas h.-w.h., rec, rni., 2 kitch-
ems, 2 baths, big back yard.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

Detaeh. home Of 6 nice rooms. oath,
porehes, gar, new gas heat: Good
cOnd. $13.950 with $4,000 nrst
trust. Terms. Piney Branch rd.
nv
Evening star., 1955-09-11

V@WV fNtNA AFsWh
Home and income. Lovely
modern 2 family tapestry
brick, side-hsl1 plan: 2 kiteh-
ems, 2 baths. garage. gas
h.-w.h.. concrete front porch.
convenient location to trans
portation and schools. $1,000
Evening star., 1955-09-11
sOs7 CLINTON ST. NE.

july DOUGLAS ST. NE.
Suburban living of South
Dakota ave. Immaculate g.
room bungalow. ell rooms on
LIST floor. Fireplace In living
room, large family -size mod
ern kitchen; tremendously
large double lot with gear ga
rage. Full dry basement.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
212s QUINCY sT. NE,

2123 QUINCY ST. NE.
Vacant 2-family detached
modern Woodbridge bungalow
In tip-top shape 2 Kitchens,
2 baths. side-hau plan, pri-
vate entrances. Cleaning
hardwood floors and chest
nut trim. Modern tile bath.
Knotty pine recreation room
with built-in bar. Deep back
yard. fenced lot. Det. gar.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

I5O7 NICHOLSON ST. NV
Modern s-room brick home.
/ Side-hall plan. full-size rec
i reation room, full Kitchens.
Il 2 full baths, 4 bedrooms, con-
/ crete front porch, metal ga
rage, gas h-wh. Choice To-
/ cation, near schools, transp.
Evening star., 1955-09-11


baths. den. rec. rm.. gas hest.
gar, det. brick home; large
lot. Priced rislnt with terms.
CALL TU. 2-31H
COLORED
OWNER MUST SELL
I440 TAYLOR ST. NV.
CONDITIONED LIKE NEW
MUST sEE TO APPREcIATE
PAXTON REALTY co.
SPECIAL FOR SUNDAY
Open 2 pm. 70 0 p.m. win consider
53i5 Sfd st. nv; 4soe 18th st. NV:
1877 Ingleside ter. NV, sennidet.
brick: 61s Underwood st. NV.
det. brick.
CoLORED-OPEN Sun, 2 10 9
427 MADISON ST. NV.
Near 5th and Missouri ave.. seross
from park. Lovely 6-ryn.. semidet.
home. 2 kits. III baths, den,
sereened front porch. garage. Terms.
RA. 3-655a, AUERBACH d CO.. DL.
7-6601.
coLoRED-PETWoRTHE
1895 DOWN-VACANT
TRADES CONSIDERED
Lovely Colonial front porch, de-
tashed, in new-house eond.; 8 rms.
yard, fruit trees, det. garage. Move
In at once ST. 5000 and ewes,
TU. 2-b99l.
fsToT nRRT - n -
, 1955-03-08
S U M M o N S


To- C. Constantine Stage, the Heirs of c. C~onstantia Stage
and No. z Prince Street. Christiansted, St. Croix. Defendants
Within the time limited by law, you are hereby required
to appear before this Court and answer to a complaint filed
against you in this action; and in case of your failure to APP
pear or answer, judgement by default will be taken against
you as demanded in the Complaint, for action to acquire title
by adverse possession.
Witness my hand and the Seal of the Court this 7h day
tof January, 1855, Al.
AImeric I. Christian @ George A. .Mena
lAttorney for Plaintiff Clerk of the Court
, 1955-03-08
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14
RECIPES FOR YOUNG WIVES
Continued from page eighteen

translucent, add tomato paste.
This part Of the preparation
can be done in the morning
and the dish set aside until an
hour before serving.) Add
mushrooms, mushroom liquid:
heat slowly. Just before serv-
ing stir in sour cream. Season
to taste. Serve with noodles.
Yield: E portions.
Cinnamon N1exingue Nuts
| egg white
" cup sugar
| teaspoon cinnamon
Pinch of salt
2 cups whole pecans
Beat egg white until it stands
in peaks. Fold in sugar, Gin
namon, salt and nuts. Drop
onto a buttered baking sheet in
clusters or Singly. Bake at
3OO0F. for 40 minutes. Yield:
" pound nuts.
NaolileA Wine Salad
/ can mo. y Bling cherries.
pitted
package cherry-favored
gelatin
| cup sweet red wine
Drain cherries well, reServ-
ing fruit. Heat juice there
should be cup Of liquid. Dis
solve gelatin in juice. Add wine;
let cool. Divide cherries into a
l2-ounce mods. When liquid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14
ID 0RR0WED HoNGERs . .
. On Friday, May 10, Nick

DOAAOWED 6ON4ERS 80.
ID On Friday, May 10, Nick
ey Mantle, Of the New York
Yankees, hit three home runs.
What was unusual about this
performance?
All three homers were hit
with borrowed bats. The first
two were hit with a bat dis
carded by Enos Slaughter. now
with Kansas City, and the third
with a bat belonging to first
baSeman Bill Skowron.
-C.C.G.. MI. Vernon, N. Y.
APROPOS The military
personnel who participated in
the atomic tests al Nevada Prov
ing Grounds have picked their
JavOrife song. What is il?
Shake, Rattle and Roll"
- Mrs. W.T.P., Dallas
BOOMING 80. " a house cOsf
$1,000 TO build in 1871, how
much would il cost 10 build that
same house today?
S2l,8OO.
- Mrs. is, FIshkW, ". Y.
FUR FLYING In what
industry has the popular song
"Ddvy Crockett" created a
$4,000. 900 boom?
The fur industry. Dealers in
rabbit, raccoon and possum fur