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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
100 DETAILED HERE

To Detroit more than 100 els
are detailed. primarily in the rub
Der industry where an increase
of 80 per cent IN heavy military
tires had been asked.
Gen Eisenhower recently csu-
mated 5000 tires a day were be-
inG burned up in the European
thCater.
Only men skilled in the critical
industries have been selected for
these 90-day work furloughs.' %
Many are overseas veterans
who have been invalided home.
None was picked from infantry
ranks now overseas or from
alertod camps In this country.
Plans for critical industries
were set up last fall quotas set
by the plants and men furnished
by the army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

GIs stint In addition 10 army
pay. which is held for them back
at theIrI camps, they receive the
Industry pay
From this deductions are made
for income taxes and social sccuu-
ties and for unemployment insur-
anCe Usually about so per cent
is left. The men pay for their
own food and living costs, and live
Where they please.
Teamwork between plants and
army found the right men for
job. Companies drew up lists of
former employees and the army
Combod It's rolls for the right men.
NEW CALEDONIA VET
Pfc. Boyd Scillion, 81, was a
tirebuilder at L. S. Rubber be-
fore ne was drafted. Completing
his basic, he was sent 10 New
Caledonia for "a months, then re-
turned 70 Langley Field, Va.
Christmas Eve. my wife and
were just sitting down for din
ner when my telegram came"
Boyd explained. 81 was to re-
port at my old company on Dec.
28. We sure had 10 scuttle
around to get here on time.
Now I'm right back at my old
job, building tires"
r Sgt Kirby Reynolds, %. is
back building tires after %
months in England.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Veterans of Overseas Battles
Making Tires at U. S. Rubber
By MARGARET RUSSELL

In various plants through the country many els who
few months ago shooting the enemy detailed
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
STORIES DISAGREE

Flven's first stories-that he
went to a movie and later, that he
visited a friend Thursday night
were exploded early in the inVesu-
cation. Also unexplained was the
outh's reason for driving the
Family car away from the house
after he had informed his father
at work at the Nash-kclvinator
plant that he had found his mother
siam.
The elder Kent is staying az
the home of his brother. Robert,
a Detroit policeman attached 10
the motor division, at 1923 Sor-
rento.
An ufrfrrSau, Arviu5 fs was
scheduled 10 arrive home Satur-
day night TN Sp-etai leave fttst1
his army camp al Biloxi. Miss,
according 10 a telegram delivered
al the Kent home Saturday.
The father announced he had
retained an attorney 10 represent
Elven and help hun tell hIs story
cOherently.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

Projects SET
Gym, Pool and Center
on Summer Program

Efforts to provide Detroit, par
ticularly its youth, with adequate
recreational facilities, has re-.
suited in a huge planning pro-
gram on the part Of the depart-
ment of parks and recreation
for the immediate and postwar
periods.
AS a start on dozens Of pro-
posed improvements, the depart.
ment plans TO begin construction
on three projects this summer
providing priorities can be OBJ
tanned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
NEW FACILITIES.

They are a new gym and audi
torium on Jayne Field. TO cost
Sl50,000; one outdoor swimming
pool at still undetermined site
at a cost of $4,000, and a conn
munity center at $4,000. The
department expects to have
total of S75O.O00 available for
these projects when the new fiscal
year begins.
First step in the program to
greatly expand park and play
ground facilities is the compile
ton of grading and landscaping
of the newly acquired area at the
foot OF FairView avenue.
The 45-acre site condemned by.
the city is expected TO be avail
able for use by next fall. Plans
also caif for early development
of the west sides Baby Creek
Park to the ful GO acres owned
by the city. -a
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

Mrs. Kent apparently had died
after a terrific struggle. The walls
were blood-spattered as high as
the ceiling and part OF her denture
was found atop the refrigerator.
She had not been crlminaly at
tackled.
Elven. hysterical and incoherent'
was taken into custody by sheriff 5
detectives when he gave several
conflicting stories covering his ac-
tions at the time of the murder.
A search in a small creek near
the Kent home was being made Tor
missing parts Of the heavy skillet
which was shattered in the strug-
gle. Still INDICATED were the
handle and fragments Of the pan
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Kent Staying
Clues Hunted
Questioners Fail TO
Shake Victims Son

Wayne County detectives pre-
pared Saturday to make an inch
by-inch search of the home OF
Mrs. Ida Kent, 43-year-old choir
singer and Bible teacher, to see
If there are any undiscovered
clues TO her brutal Staying. Mean
while, her son, Elven. l6, rested
In the Juvenile Detention Home
from a 20-hour grilling.
The victim was found in the
kitchen OF her home at 1887
Aubrey, Redford Township Thurs
day evening. Her head had been
battered in and she had been
stabbed IL times in the chest and
back.
Scrapings from Mrs. Kents
fnpernails were being examined.
Evening star., 1945-06-17
HOUSES WANTED TO suY Cent,

WOULD LIKE 10 BUY 5-rm. bungalow
Il nw .s., Of I, se 1,.I Or T.koms Rark Nd
DESIRABLE ne. g. or room house: can
tract; u long term payments, s75 per month;
WE CAN SELL Your properly Il located n
washington or nearby Montgomery County
LtsS with S Is for aqies results Established
PAY aiGHEsT Se M snSaaI si.sasn 1ss Dr,ees for old
Iss %sodsy RSasss no g co%mson ao s1s MRS KERN
D. &. FRoPERT'y WANTED S9ai white or col.
oredl. purchase or ] sell for you. JOE
PROMPT acrIoN1we will buy your home
today or sell to client for cash at best
market value: appraisal without obligation
C. MccUNE. AT. 7I90.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. We can get
sioh "9n H1MpaaHs 1sti fas Rssto4s afH%p,
sSS sNY NJ sE: caPI;H' 2sS sT "a S5S
das sri 60 YOUR 5 ao5sE Il # vH it: slS iu
ysns yson today Ask foT Our opinion entails obi
SAUNDERS CO.. INC. realtors. established
1857 1857. pI; 1ol5. 15I9 K St. NV
sr IGr rsGh snns for sas,n II n C.
CO. tsss Ga. ave. '''f RA. s7c6. S6or REALTY
WILL PAY CASH for 8 to 10 room house
for fno, colored. MA. 3os2. after 8 cali Ex
ARLiNGToN-s OR BEDROOMS, near
shoppinS, and bus. MR.. CREEKMoRE
CASH BUYER Immediately in need of
brick home or bungalow in Bethesda,
silver Spring or Hyattsville area, prompt
action. Phone Mr.. BLACKWOoD, UN.
PRIVATE PARTY wants or 6 room bum
galow IN good section D. c.. will pay up
to to 5000 r. 900 terms terms Bog LIE; Star, n
sass saSS ae Srass2 $1,000 to
Star.
LISTING NEEDED-Our experienced home
statesmen are ready to serve you prompt
courteous service that will bring you the
pest pest returns. Eve. or Sun. phone Georgia
2s00 for appraisals L, T. GRAVATTE.
e. WEEpoS EIs 's e. ST. EsT "a 1873 1922 has
real estate Can a Mr. al Henderson.D eder enDef me- e
3Ql 1877 K st. NV.
DESIRE detached brick home up to $50
900; good NV. location. D. c.. or nearby
Mon,tgomery I,n @ County; large level lot; pos
EMERGENecY cAsEmMethe1 oe 9th r'sa pitiful Grip
small cash down Box Is7-E Star.
DESPERATELY NEED house; have ST.
500 for down payment Phone on Mon
WILL ray CASH for any house in Pet
worth or Brightwood regardless of price or
G0Hd e9nditi9n 10 nr CaE Sano D. J. o'coNNoR, RA,
your properties for sale
With us for prompt and courteous service
PRovIDENT REALTY CO.. Specialist in
colored properties, MI, SS45
Evening star., 1945-06-17
HOUSES WANTED 70 GUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTION-we will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients waiting
appraisal. MITCHELL QUICK, DI 1881.
LARGE HOUSE, suitable for organization,s
headquarters. downtown preferred; agents,
attention. Box 257-E. Star.
CASH FOR SMALL or 6 room bungalow,
row, frame or brick: NV, ne, Silver
Spring, Takoma or Woodbridge. GE. 64S4
CASH. $4,000 -S25, 900, for house, Chevy
Chase, d. G., Md; Shepherd Park, Sauls
Add: prefer with lots; from owner or
broker. GE. 64S4.
ATTENTION, OWNERS-Save commission;
will buy 6-r. 2-bath home direct from
owner Reply. giving details; no brokers.
SEMIDETACHED or detached brick, NV.
section, from owner. cash above trust, fur
niture considered. 8. M. ORRISON, RA.
6416. 19s
NO CoAMIssI0N-1 buy Immediately and
pay all cash for old D. c. houses. MRS.
ALBERTS, IA. 6237.
Evening star., 1945-06-17
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

CAPE COD, rental, Hysnnisport-1O rms.
. baths, dreplaces. 36-ft.-long living rm.
spacious lawns. delightfully."- located on golf
course overlooking D. c. Write Box 149-Y,
Star " -
Evening star., 1945-06-17

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 18th, just off
Conn. ave.-12 rooms, 3 baths, $l5,95O;
terms.
21st. near Mass. ave; and circle-15
rooms, 4 baths, furnished, ss4 900,
NsW aamp bdss avs near large
cellent condition; operated by owner; will
accept asresse or gS9d m farm as SPA Part pay
and Sun, Mr.. Measeil. 81. o705.
WOODBRIDGE sPECIALs-s rooms, 4 bed
m.ka rooms, sI oran Enclosed porch ami. s1o'5oo.
10 rooms, goos investment, $3.50
Island ave. ne. NO. 1888.
coL9REpoEEN r. Pa H. TopAY 6Isv gsR7 ia
oh G ns 4Hss s0n1s sI1sa
arranged into 3 apis 2 refrgs, 5 stoves,
auto oil heat; metal garase: This is your
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV.
coLoRED-oREN TODAY. 12-s-1oo
= new brick bsnsaiows are being ofiered
snd BATH Ultra arfa modern sns Etc.
reach: out Piney Branch I'd. past Tskoma
sa seaSs e eFoisl9s ELS hfat
CoL0RED. TWO BARGAINs-vscant. re-
full basement, built-in garage. ;. 900 block
Orleans place ne. 9 rms, bath, h.-wh
arranged for 2 families. Price reduced
Call Mrs Andrews CO. 174S or Elk. 7748
COLORED. THREE BARGAINS-1s0o block
Kalorama I'd: NV. 16 rms, ga baths,
Oil heat; price reduced possession.
brick homes. 1000 block claggett place,
ne. 6 rms, bath, h.-w.h. Terms, balance
like rent; Call Mrs. Lewis. HO. 1869 or
EX. 774S
COLLEGE PARK-From owner; white clap.
board, 6 rooms and bath. screened porch
large basement. detached garage. 100-ft
lot, beautifully Handicapped, veg garden
excellent trans; poss.; S12,5OO cash; nc
brokers. WA. 5919
SOME FAR-SIGHTED PERSON will quickly
recognize the conyenenice Of this ciose-ir
Silver spg. home in easy walking dist. Of
the p 0. and d. c. line: such places are
always In demand. Four rooms on Isl
floor. including living room with fireplace
and complete kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath
upstairs; full bsmt. with h.-w. heat, built
IN garage, lot shaded with lovely oaks
Need around g, 500 to handle. r. p. RIP
LEY, SH; 1888. (Sun. and eyes,. 81. 1890
Mr.. Hughes)
Evening star., 1945-06-17

COLORED-2635 18th ST. N.E.-Open to-
gay, 70 Pm, vacant inspect this dandy
grated, arranged for 2 families, lovely yard
with fruit trees and flowers, lots 50x9O
It.: Mrs. Ray will be on premises to
Unit block of r. ST. n. e., lovely rms and
bath, hot-water heat full basement, hard
wood floors, ST 800 cash.
.Takoma Park, beautiful 5-rm. bungalow,
oil hot-water heat, hardwood floors, large
back yard with plenty SPACE for Victory
garden, fruit trees; ST. 900 cash.
For further information on the above
and other properties apply at 1910 M st.
NV. or phone MR.. GRIGSBY. DI. 70S3. or
1888, MISS BRYANT
Evening star., 1945-06-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COL0RED-OPEN for your inspection TO-
eas from sna s.s until . & sses o.y wsrdsF r. St
Terms 1 S to suit as your pocketbook. For s Bet.
SELLS 81 asas snf 'ssess co ieIo SsIS' St NV
SSG% SSI6EED@c1IR 4 u 1Ig4 SUNDAY, to 4. 100
s1 nd % rooms THdMs Rssh' B. lot wG w31sG
GoIoEHDR6NLY tSGs Ri 7S5Si $500 DOWN; .evera,
praes ffom s5o 10 bath zeal
Rsnsnlsi as%s ke. NJ NE. DhAlsSrR' Ma '0s7'
Ir1 4ts 1sa SOh s4s ls0a
down. Terms ike rent. Mr.. OLDHAM
DE; 116O. Evenings and Sundays. De
COLORED-BEAUrIFU CORNER. Ideal
ne. section. large rooms, front and rear
es Mr. eGoS1n pcKHhs bE 1885,
e6LSSRsip-rHoRoucHLY 81 Ssii modern two
ts sSo, p, yssrs ao%a oa iesf es nk
TTIGHa0oRs aoIs DE. 1160; evenings and Sundays,
cooLoRRE6 oR BEAUTIFUL g. room brick.
hardwood floors throughout new hot water
olt heating; large kitchen: full basement;
bHssLfss HoS sa2 'fsh s. apf PfeS M
&C. sHEssaks ST. NV
ssth isfh sfP'rits msts5i ssGMAN Price
GoGosE6M.soo GoGSas Sirss IA wsS2e w. 0s
BATHS o;, hs.t hardwood @ floors up and downstairs
1913 sSf5ThBfass THhSIz5sa eli fi,5 II f7ss
viz VICE house can s a. be remodeled into store
RSh df rtet psKsaKS osA SKiSk aRa BATH
electricity; electric l block from Washington Bar
BRoWNp EasoS prtae; 81 Fl $1,000; q terms fHos P
CoIoREpGvAcANfTT;; sis open Sunday, . to
FIX With fuii Easement; @ mt 10 -ssops ICONS. roy
sa:ei famy st gas as renmins esstrs suitable Tor
apie nelghborhood; only 81 900 down, bal
ance IN monthly installments BASILKO
e6H6kEDs7sdoa co sda hoWN street sao DI SIZE
10th st; NV large 3-story row brick, D
heat heat $10.s5o. Ex. 1900. Ewes. and Sun Sun,
coLoRED D-ss ST. N.E.-a-tamt,y
coISREDIea1s OIL ORLEANS pL. NE
coI6RhS. ts%lly hGuss; e7S0st,as Go. 449d ,,n..,
CoLoRED-ssI, sss AND SIS 5 R sisr 81. NV
ps2acuiars fnd see sd'SeiH9ps SHARs sg
eoh6kEDNSE4R NEAR 1GS1 Lincoln }Ish raRRMone 4 Rw;
81 eh,t the finest houses available to eoiored in
bsh ssf' ssrssned Ssse CT DHrcB
etc: House in perfect condition and yery
desred ne o0ms eash snd spsns asnsse rooms
MI anderson FR so5s sn or ana s syss sSs,ian GaLI
6nsoO'' 5 ~ Realtors, 9l3 N. Y. ave. NV, RE.
Evening star., 1945-06-17

COLORED.We have several good houses
tion some wits down On the N0rhwes.
as 5000; One will be vacant in a few few
nayI fb. Mso houses and apartment houses
ayments to At your pocket '"n All aNSe
h. WSarder st. st. NV. 5000 block-7 rms
6an, Sawn 2a1ro 1nsiOsed porehes built-in garage
$500 block Of Georgia ave-s rms
for WTTHERsPooN p6. {SaH {iSsari5H or DE. 14ia fsf
GCo,LoREDlzNEARBY NE. section, Groom
or 6slsk s e., h-1TTh i,T tile bath, Only $3.50 down.
coiOredI,a9o block Warren st. ne, A.
$3.50 doWS cs hGpis MR
ISIS. Decatur 116I.
SoL0RED-NR, 9Th AND OTIS NV
bath sib Immaculate ,4 nas, condition $3.50, Terms
brief 10 room rooms. bath nslaIse h-as a-s!esy 4eaI
mSnsy nwMgp maker, ma Only $3.50. Terms.
ioD iSoL3RsRmHssE % ss HOUSES grieed
a-esT saoS SSsSs;Ss s;asI $1S6o down p5ies. go.
rooms, full basement; attractive neigh ibe
0orh0Sd ahS% ILL 81 goo dewn; price. $500;
tr1nt d and rear yards; S1.500 down Cali
CoLoRED-4OO BLOCK New Jersey ave.
80. Iootns' phtH, not-alr neat; extra
monthly.
8 st; near North capitol-6 large rooms.
pain, fnui hot,water Ter heat: all modern; lovely
ioca5ion' p poo down, easy terms.
1900 block st. n.e-6 rooms and
path. h.-wh., arranged into . apts; $3.50
down. balance monthly
1000 block 1th ST. n.e-6 large room s,
bath, h.-w.h.; 81 900 down. For other in.
formation and to inspect these properties,
eall CHARLES g. WARD. CLARENCE HAM
MOND or JAMES SUTTON. 81 Florida ave
NV. Adams 7495, North 6443 Sunday
Evening star., 1945-06-17

AL. s040.
GGStL9REDmvACANTI4:rm. staeSsE modern semi
bath; very large lot; Southeast Southeast H00fS' Tile
Vacant-Near l7th and sts. n.w.-s-
tm ton ofss and stone building will recond
1880 w w ST. nw-3 apartments, 8 baths,
sssar MR Snd Ssem%ercs MI Teas9naes
y rms, bath: h.-w.h., cleo. Ist comm
1900. block of 18th st. nw.-s rms,
bath; steam heat. $4,000.
4705 Dix st. n.e.-6 rms. bath; hot-water
neat; 5oo OIL burner; stationary tubs; s6,5O0
800 block Of srd st. se.-store and fat
30 K St: n.e.-1O rms. bath; h.-w.h.;
1924 North Capitol st.-store and apt.
above, can be used for barber shop on ist
IGOR: soor: beauty nas parIor or shoe store on 2nd
COLORED-PARK ROAD HOUSING CO.,
DE. ITO, FIR. .4765.
o,, Colonial hent brick SPACIOUS rooms porehes
living Room aate Of heavy STocaded depdhs ss
damask in gold blue and maroon, end
tables Of carved rosewood. floor lamps, S
pea oil hess yard ao e. sseye aeep ssb sef
roses. honeysuckle and shade trees; poss.
Near 11th and Newton-s rooms, .
baths; sep: entrances; s1,4oO down; poss
, 1900 bik; 18th st: n:w,-s large rooms
available in this block: $4,000 down. '''
Near NV. govt. park; Colonial front.
arse rooms, 3 inclosed porches baths:
extra apt In basement, built-in garage;
Four bldg. lots. Attn ne. on corner.
sold separately or tosether: terms.
CoLoRE9 PRoPpEERT5Es-
story bricks, 8 rms. SIS. 600
= 354a l3sh st st. n.w-9 rooms, baths
nv is4s r snsSee' sus sc. nw.-semidet. brick, 3
stories and basement, rented for S162.5O,
S13,50O.
sss ess L St sstossee. ose.-semidet. brick stories
;2214 N St; n.w.-1o rooms, 1 bath, h.
s2oa N st St; n.w.-1o rooms, l bath. H.
bath. h..wh.. Sl0.75o. $780, ''''
go 26th st. nv; nw;-Ssemidetached Sc 2-story
brick. M rms. s.' bath, 7e'a'heo ss.75o. ''0f'
eotn S51 2nd S1a kdo st; n'e.-vacant dst comm
bath. h.-w.h. si1,2bo. '
a21 Ist St. s.e.-2-story brick. rooms
s%. az .,s sHys g'tss, s.;.ns7 sslet; s
i1IHO Totai pTioe 2ssSSsoISy sSaSyo bricks rms bath
4 rms, ems bath each nat: each. 5000.
story rms rms; s 500; MgKRAY GO GO Or
5ooss. Ss5ss Dfe'seh' ma 7772' Ma 1885, IA,
COLoRED-2635 I2th ST. N.E.-open to-
ga. day, . to pm vacant inspect this dandy
a 1He sss ots 56s5S ys5S
It,. Mrs. RAY will be on premises to
Evening star., 1945-06-17
COLORED. IN NORTHWEST.

CoLORED-SPLENDID TNVESTMENT-I2
rms. reception rm.. 3 baths; good condi-
tion; near 4th and Que SITS NV
Best ne. buys. MISS KENT, MI 2Os0
Evening star., 1945-06-17

pied. District and Montg. Co. No trouble
to show. MR.; ROSS. MA. 1866, OR. 3135.
BRIGHTWOOD. near Concord ave and
Georgia ave. n.w.-Row brick. rms. and
bath, 2 inclosed porches. heated full base
ment. h.-w.h: tcoaD; now occupied by 2
familisS En IS. eTss PFice cs $500 F; M. PRATT
Kennedy. AT. 329a.
IMMEDIATE oCCUPANCY-several mod
hood $4,000 to S35,OOO. Let US know
your desire Terms. WADELAW REALTY
CO.. 24l2 Pa. ave. NV. DI. $685.
or ME. 1890
1900 BLOCK s7th ST. Nw.-semdet.. 8
rms, 2 b.. . inc. porches, h.-w.h (oiD,
gar. immed. poss. w. W. BAILEY, MA.
Evening star., 1945-06-17

rin2AE, nEAfAh1 w., 1OIl Iou ST. u'W
CoLoRED-NEAR 14th AND FLA. AVE.
W. ssooS 0Fst FRASR * M 0f5S poyE fsaT Real
eS5 iii b9.a r. With aasS
Gee Coed ne: locationIModern: large rooms; oomss;;
AIS Eve 'ex ss Rr1se s& &G 155s
CoLoRED-oPEN TO-DAY. 12-s-14ae
for newly Decorated Colonial l Ae row 0Ss SrieR.
large rms: bath, front porch. h.-w.h.,
es | R ea'e to s
ssahs1SSs1ah e{3s Go iEErPssd i4i5 st. Iae
coLoREp-osEN TODAY. 1880 18th
large semidet. Colonial brick home, rms,
yard; Can be sold on terms. LEO M.
BERNSTEIN d CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME.
Sef eeSgj oRED-FnE and REASONABLE. homes.
In keeping with our motto ('Tor better
Of Clients put IN into ,ns Use Osn our
ssss asns se snd cGaa'es se g. S.
and while you keep cool and rested 81
you and make your nnai approval. aFoi
SfstsE SELLS dssf krr a1a eessr co ss the
noors; hot-water heat: garage; owner oc-
cupied: possession with title. AD l7l2.
OPEN TODAY, IL to 6-2701 35th pl NV
Cor brick home in the exclusive embas-
See today. LEON r. LAMB, DI. 0476
C0LoREDSoPEN TODAY. Q to pm
430, Newton pl. n.w.-6 rms. and bath.
basement; automatic gas hot-water heat
beautiful kitchen, refrigerator included
See it today. Terms arranged JAMES
E. SCOTT, I'll Florida ave. NV. DE
COLoRED-oPEN for your inspection to.
day from l until 5.-623 Otis place NV
Come end see this house today; it's one
Of the best buys in Park View section
Terms to suit your pocketbook. For bet
ter deals and better service r. M
COLORED-FoR SALE. immediate DOS.
session; downtown, near Logan Circle; ia
rooms, 3 baths; newly, decorated; suitable
for doctors or dentists once; price
rent. TO inspect cali JAY REALTY CO.
RE. 2es0, 1926 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-06-17

Smoot, STORY & CO.. ME. 400, S04 18th
ENGLisH VILLAGE, 1919 Klingle I'd. NV
-12 rooms, 3 baths, INV h.. oil burner
semidetached brick, burit-in garage: lot
section. CHARLES S. sHREVE, Reaitor
1901 18th st. NV:
IN KENT-Beautiful white brick, for the
luxurious living and entertaining; first
floor contains aiI ,ia large living room dinins
6rs % peWeeT
rooms; 9 baths; $Fd hoor. bedrooms sne
r T00n ar and bath; 6nit-in s-caT garsgs m
o3s5:: with F; A. TWEED GO.
VACANT Eo reaee1frdseo go of asss summit pd p
End: n rms S. bath; M piano oes and - some oms
kind Of washing machine with house
1Psg ffsg, oR eandsy sys5. to g. MR. ROSS MA
ssIs MILITARY RD., Chevy Chase-oper
Sunday to 5-Attractiye studio, detached
s5n roo Sun nshs lsTss
Sensn ssrms f4s1 ToWER
Silver si; spRfNG0BunsaloW. Sina ovs living room
with bay window and fireplace. junior din
e1ssE nns Too large and bath tPsI
beautiful Studio room on Second door
fa e Te sH inspect t9 Low
i
LINCOLN PARK-2-story, rooms tilet
| bath, brick, hardwood floors and trim
| furnished: built-in garage and recreation
room; top floor rented, netting S95 mo-
| lst-foor apt. for owner. rooms kitchen
$4,000. Ill Kentucky ave. Sc. FIR
] "sI,5Oo CASH and reasonable MONTH.
payments will buy this attractive Colonia
row brick home near 18th and Hobart st
NV. and just a short distance from Rocl
Greek Park. 6 large rooms, tiled bath
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Evening star., 1945-04-02
Black Will Receive
Jefferson Award

Supreme Court Justice Black will
be the guest of honor at dinner at
Z pm. tomorrow at the Statler Hotel
at which the Thomas Jefferson
award of the Southern Conference
for Human Welfare will be pre-
sented to him for the second time.
He received the award first ir
1898 at Birmingham. Ala. for his
record in the Senate. This years
presentation takes note of his dis
tinguished service of seven and one
half years on the Supreme Court
bench"
The award is made to Southerners
whose public work carries on the
Jeffersonian tradition. Other re.
cipients of the award have included
DR.. Frank P. Graham and DR.. Mary
Mcleod Bethune.
Federal Loan Administrator FREQ
M. Vinson will deliver the principal
address. The award will be pre-.
sented by DR.. Clark Foreman, pres
ident of the Southern Conference
Other speakers will include Senate
Majority Leader Barkley, toast
master; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
DR.. Graham, Senator Pepper, Dem
ocrat, of Florida; Judge Sherman
Minton and Charles Houston.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Rites Set for Tomorrow
For Gen. Atkinson
BY the Associated Press.

ny Tic hSoOCiAbCu EiSsS.
PETERSBURG, Va, April O.
Gen. Homer Atkinson, 96, former
Confederate ofi1cer and later
peacetime leader of the confed-
eracy's soldiers, who died Saturday
will be buried here tomorrow. Men,
bers Of the United Sons of Confed-
crate Veterans will serve as pail
bearers.
Gen. Atkinson, twice commander
in chief of the United Confederate
Veterans and head Of the Stars and
Bars, q group composed of officers
and sons Of officers in the Confed-
crate Army, died in a nursing home
here Saturday.
Gen. Atkinson entered the Con-
fedenate Army at Is, when he joined
in the defense Of his native city OF
Petersburg in 1854. A short time
later he won q field commission Of
lieutenant.
The boy-soldier was captured In
the Battle of Rives Farm on June
9, 1854, but escaped during a South
ern counterattack. He was captured
a second time and was q prisoner
when Gen. Lee surrendered at APP
pomattox.
He is survived by two children
Pierce Atkinson, Washington, and
Robert Atkinson, Baltimore.