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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1952

Page

8

Backyard Bird Dogs Triumph In Amateur Training

New Haven Connecticut Henry J Townsend Jr plant superintendent at Marlin Firearms trains setters and pointers in his yard Since 1948 his dogs have earned 20 firsts 18 seconds and 13 thirds in weak classes His top win came at Peace Dale Rhode Island in November as Raynhams Beau Tinker won the Eastern Field Trial Association amateur pheasant tests Townsend uses a single bird wire trap with a long trip string to control flushing birds arguing that amateurs can train top dogs and still enjoy ownership.

Carl F. Bissell New Haven Conn Henry J. Townsend Jr Raynham Beau Tinker Tink Townsend Youngish Townsend Marlin Firearms Company Peace Dale R. LI Canada Connecticut

Aumont Pursues Work and Playwriting After Maria Montez

Hollywood column details Jean-Pierre Aumont filling life after Maria Montez's death. He works hard, laughs off dating, and spends time with friends and sister-in-law Adita while his daughter Maria Christina visits Santo Domingo. Aumont drafts a new play with Victor Whitlock and eyes Paris for a future home.

Hollywood Jean-Pierre Aumont Jean-Pierre Maria Montez Paris Aumont Adita Maria Maria Christina Santo Domingo Lili Jean- Pierre M-G-M Victor Whitlock Guthrie McClintic Warner Brothers

Two girls found dead in abandoned ice box

Irene Forte and Beverly Pingree, both six, were found dead in an abandoned ice box in Saugus Mass eight hours after their parents reported them missing. Police said the children climbed inside while playing house and the door shut, suffocating them.

Saugus Mass Irene Forte Beverly Pingree

Rotary Sponsors Blood Donor Clinic Visit on June 2

The Rotary Club will sponsor the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit in the city on June 2 with a quota of 144 pints. Charles Tone chairs the Rotary committee, assisted by Howard Melton F L Sargent Jr Paul Vance Dr Tunstall Powers and J W Green Jr. Blood donations can be registered May 28 29 9 am to 5 pm or May 31 9 am to 12 noon at the Red Cross office in the George Washington Hotel Building or by calling 5412. A nursery will operate during the clinic at the Presbyterian Church from 10 am to 4 pm for donors mothers.

Rotary Club Red Cross Charles Tone Rotary Committee Howard Melton F. L. Sargent, Jr Paul Vance Tunstall Powers J W. Green, Jr National Fruit Products Company Andrew Babb George Washington Presbyterian Church

Worms Strip Trees In Minnesota

In northern Minnesota a record infestation of forest tent caterpillars covers 11 million acres. The inch long caterpillars swarm over unprotected trees, causing branches to look like ropes. They block rails and halt locomotives and threaten highway traffic. Housewives report washed clothes covered by worms moving between trees. Masses of worms shovel from home thresholds in wooded areas.

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Dewey Urges Spiritual Moral Growth to Prevent War

Governor Thomas A. Dewey told 1,200 Presbyterian leaders that only spiritual and moral strength can avert a third World War. Speaking at the 164th General Assembly, he warned that material progress has outpaced spiritual values and demanded renewed church-led moral development.

New York Thomas A. Dewey Church 164Th General Assembly Dewey

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