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Evening star., 1946-02-27
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY tcoc.. !,

1OOSeS WANTED TO Bur tCont.t
If PROMPT ATTENTION 70 the sale Of
sonr srt nome. business or investment prop-
pHhIEs; RealtOr. sos North i Capitol. Ca ai iHIm IA
EIGarsT s1a9i Resufs nss sinss 1914 spac,s p. =.
iS.sIt,tIemsnts, free appraisais QUINN I
SSE1ash SEokaE 20 T. Williams itn Il cows FIR sl ssn sell
@ 300 01 senniass 9dss 1sT e a 'esa CO..
tase tag, CITY, Silver Spring and Marlboro. Md.
s a i15 sea oiea Ask setSlcs aor Mr. Be
WE HAVE bona tide purchasers, ready to
M cash Am.ean Sasoe9 se Ssoq sssk for
VA. s6s5. with FRANK s. PHILIPS.
NAVAL OFFICER desires to purchase 5 or
9 room residence in Bethesda or within
R aGaN f5ynf sSsanes Wi sag not too
sf hS t0ea eRAr&xN hSali REAITY P1ss
iMMEbIATE INN EH iio oAcTIoN-we will buy ygs your
4Gas # Eli Z SUI aucR 'has Df ass
DETACHED brick house wanted. suitable
for doetor,s home and ONCE. nv section.
k RsvE HosMAs essh BdYEss I ia9i for homes a sf IL
1Sf .ass S5Sc or
low 4on Nearby Maryiand as oR Rw 41ss 0unsf
IF YoU WANT the top price for your
house or business property, sell now, and
i seryse ySs want ea M WM MRN hpd
FEbERAL EMPLoYE aalI wi Will pay cash for we'll
built, Well-located house. Convenient Bu-
reau Engraving and George Washington U.
which has or can be enlarged to contain 3
Possession as to suit 'p present. sent oWner %
WILL VII sSpAY' Fay Cash sssa for a modern 8 or s
sder @ nedss sfsmy oEae Phons e 1875 S
Rs6wssp you VAN va sPEEb2 ossas List
In vii pss sep vsh prc u.s. s issh R E
IF you ARE thinking Of selling your home
or Chevy Chase. We have, willing and
ready s cash customers t0 purchase we are
and dspenaasis service. WoRTH1NaToN
REALTY e. s4s7 georgia ave 81 H. e54l al,
up to $4,000; have one bedroom apt IN
ToGNG couPfT chdren dE SEPARATED
mos, due to housing shortage, need detach-
ed 3,bedrm house agto, nno heat pref nT : x
RopaERs FssI5eh Snssf sa 1850 $4,000 Call olRARD
Will PAY CASH or cash above trust for
Ss1vp Sr room n,b houss 1o. in or near D. c. M B.
WE HAVE cash buyers for to rm
Bungalows and Houses Call BAKER
FK1a7E FEHkTx G2 FahFY NV Would D a pe to buy house.
Silver Spring or Tskoma Park. from owner
No agents, please. SH 1894. i
who know today's market are better able
to serve you, For. this unexcelled service
list your home with u.s. We have urgent
and Va. Eve. phone Temple 2233 l.. T.
GRAVATTE, 729 18th ST., Realtor, Ma.
0753 3
EXCLUSIVELY LOCATED NV. home, not
over 100000. frame considered, detached
brick preferred, from owner. State price,
cash client. Box 57-R, Star. 2'
PHYSICIAN wants home. $4,000 to
$50, 900: In or near NV. Washington. safe
for small children. Cash If price approved
by Veterans for CT loan Give details. in
Guiding schools, Transportation and ad-
dress, Box 334;M. Star: q
section, can sell Immediately OWENS
REALTY CO, ME. 04s6. -27
Evening star., 1946-02-27
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont !.

iNNESl. FkOF. FOk SALE tContD
$1,000 down " gill s buy 6rics ,copnsrci.l
saae sa sstse ss. e On M sas Ss
sssGS ssssSo 1Rss RRasHIacTos s ssst aIy s2iSR 'oee &
ooRSaR ssao AfxRTMEST aE near lincoln Ps
apis. Of I and rooms and bath sales
wsshieSIon syssla GI 44ssi s,as Di $500 Sun. ana
IiEp sr.rK spAnTMENT, 81 units:
ss son In Bdns MI Psas5n g years old close
The income: Must have s25,oo6 cash:
ISm IMo f8sEx Sf4acHfD AR 4GS 6lief apt Sldrs Of
cation, approximateiy 25s return on cash
sasssssi Ter Razfy safhfI
io9s vs9.iT l7th coRSrE St nE Ex lSRs ana com
io ID rms 8 sinks. @ts, baths This property sSGy
sMsit M eash sslanss less than rent. No
SS'.SSkksI5aawIsT So S.Sks5a liz ffih sT-a..ps sIas,: Ens- M
door apt. Of 5 rooms and bath; and-foor
apt of 5 rooms and bath. stoker hot-water
anS ee Of
EoGLEToN REAL ESTATE, asl3 18th St,
~ az Du DIui 90 s951: ees, eyes until pm, pu.
vile, Md; newly decorated frame bungalow,
Roees eny e soo HHs 1fs a 800 G aos ssFs ss ns
mo; Cali Mr. Diehl or Mr. Maggio' UN.
pGao HYsrsvIE fyff sgvyhis 2S9IEs22RRNr 2s1I 2RsR gR5 c
HOME OWNER OR INvEsTOR-10-room
full-size kitchens: income, S1476 yearly;
$1,000 down, first trust S4 800 at SCI. S45
month. (Less than times yearly income}
Located ] block of u. s No / between
Washington and Alexandria. DI. 6212 be-
Tore noon any day -2S
1900 BLOCK BELMONT RD.-I2-room. A.
oath brick building; garage for cars:
now rented as rooming house: no lease;
VIII sell at reasonable price and good
Brookland section, 111o Hamlin st. ne.
aptsj garage. center-hall entrance; will
SIMON BELoFF, 1903 New York ave.
MA. s1s7 or RA a226 Us
10 Sth ST, SEA family apt; monthly
rent, 81 1853: bargain, S19,5f0; prewar rents.
" 1ent opsaEio rd e, apts pts monsh-
rents; These hldgs. must be sold to settle
an estate. Look them over and submit best
cash cffer, Ask for Aueie UrcioIo Call
Sngo 54bS between l and 3 pm. URCIOLO
REALTY CO e07 New York ave NV -27
CoLoRED@--FAMILY APT.i cor. prop
srty: sw. Washington. McCLAINE PROP
ERlIES, 2l00 Wilson blvd, Arl. CHI. 1900.
coLoRED-APT HOUSE, sth and Cor
coran SITS. NV apts, 2iA baths. 2-car
metal garage, oil h-wh; excellent co1di-
ton; Sl6,250. terms. MISS MASsA DE.
s57I. pr
Evening star., 1946-02-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

ADULT FAMILY, Permanently located As
representative of national news service,
desires or 3 bedroom suburban home,
unfurnished, on minimum lease for one
year. Rental up to S1a5 monthly. Busi-
ness and bank references Owner-care
guaranteed. Minimum requirements: with
IN 10 miles OF Capitol, preferably Vir-
ginia; oil heat utilities; garage; neigh
65orhood IN keeping with business position.
NOT interested in buying furniture Not
interested in buying property for at least
one year. Prefer dealing direct with owner
to- enect mutually satisfactory lease. oc-
cupancy desired as available starting
April l to June l. Phone Fails Church
1881 after pm %
WILL PAY CASH for /. . or 3 bedrm. bun
gaiow in Md. or Va. would consider or
3 bedrm,, 2-story). McCUNE, AT. 7ie0.
WANT TO BUY 2 or 3 bedrm homes, B C.
or Nd. WA. 0935 -21
MR.. AND MRS. HOME OWNERS, all ca sh
for your hetter-type Md. homes if within
reason. Call HO 1850 -5
Evening star., 1946-02-27
OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT-sI00, si25.
Sd50 per floor: 2nd and Bird floors: 1905
l!lISrI l99s i St NV: Apply manager, EBBITT
FLOOR SPACE u sna for rsni si, n 1Stb and Fs..
ss ioSatien; ons, suitable for small workshop.
ENTIRE BUILDING, 1920 9th st. nv
Srg - gpoems, ; baths; will alter to suit. MR..
SINGLE OFFICE, Is #. square none in
Mashington more beautiful, near .14th and
sYMpsnN Eye sgssaHs s .aas ens or two desks eall
MODERN OFFICE. choice downtown loca-
ton; on; equipped With vsnet blinds and
OVER 500 SO. TT: OF SPACE in modern
store once. suitable for sales showroom,
ste; s,e gill rent whole or part; located al
5Sds 3Td st. NV: RA. 1913 rs
entire Bro floor. lsx75. available March I.
CAL HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE.
WILL SHARE small downtown bank build
ing ONCE. Call 1912 am, Me 0003
phon. M ss1A,ss HAsE fprnishsS 9 1ce soa ma,I and
SUITE OF 5 OFFICES and another of Z;
viii subdivide into smaller units 1905 @
81. NV. near State Dept. Telephone RE
1855 or see rental agent on premises a
Evening star., 1946-02-27
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. Cont,

I. SOU0NOAN SNSE-FWOs ASontsy
GEO. n: WILLIAMS CO.--Five lots ad;;
location for future building CAN Mt;
SIs SEo 81
o rsPafs aa sonham n S1s
aEo aE "copper" f. wfnIra@s I'll s@SH9- co4-unit Srics
srn: menshiy % Income, $50. s Sen u for mess less
than times the annual rent. Bell, AT.
EVANSVILLE HILLs-Beautiful s.rm.
and bath home; large rms. full basement.
sFms sFss lot DEWEY ssz ya'sE M ans sfss @ s
ea2f eesi2fh spsiss iTs ssTsce apSos.fn Soss and
sIisa bath sth sho9sr iii hifdsSsa Ssssnens 0aii I'll
serHiee i % ss6 terms anse if5fs pEwEY ISs oas NJ
FREE FREEMAN, $500 Branch ave. Sc. Spruce
sUNNYBRooK--3 bedrooms, large kitch-
sSh SCHOOLS and bus. CLYDE r. ADAMS,
GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.-cheverly, Md, /:
1000 cash buys this magnificent white
home arse ysry 5nr args ns fS With
Sh; bsausifaIiy landssaped @ u'st sbundant nie mt
MS9rufRsng Mr. aamnaek ikhp4Rd en- asSo is5 0ozlS0 IT Gan
SILVER SPRING. new homes will be
hnished mn seon, ranging in price from S11
CRANE n sis'2G aLAs H. tRssi RsaFs ns vsss sh
GEO. H, WILLIAMS co.--Attrae etive 6-rm
reach; For full details, cali Mr.. Leonardo
GEO. H II. WILLIAMS co.-valuable COM
LLeonarsi. m; 1900: rs
heat; c-4s Call Mr.. Kasley. uN. 200
highway, bus at door-Attrac. 6-room stuc-
Al cond.; acre Of level ground. I would
RuRoEssss, assa sa'Hss''GH ss' ave. salss
P3lI,sTkicT 3l,y HGTs; AREA IN IN psrfland1 Pa
fun basement with shower and lavatory
attached garage very large lot 6ox300
fes eardenns and bP
eve, Sc, RR. as02 Til Q. -,~,,. -a7
G5;rm. bangsioS, bath, TIM bedrms., ultra: Ultra:
h.eS.h-. attached aarage' fenced lot Of 7sx M
fFs s5sE P'Esh Pa aRs "mfs Sc ''Pf PR
MODERN white masonry bungalow, 4 rms;
bus; $4,000. F. e. CHASE, Kensington
NEAR SILVER SPRING. very desirable
6-rm. and bath brick-yeneered home in
excellent condition. Oil h.-w h. with con-
eealed radiators: Large living rm. with
fireplace. Full basement two-car garage
and shed for workshop; located near Ga
ave, in the Silver Spring area. Priced at
$4,000, on terms. Exclusive with E. S.
PRICE g. CO, ME. 1850, 81. $500. Il
CHEVERLY. MD,--5-rm. bungalow on /5-
acre corner lot: good roads, near bus
church and school; electricity, water and
sewer available; now rented. Quick sale
$4,000 cash. Call TR. 5s34 81 pm.
ACRES, Baltimore pike. near Beltsville
Md. Nice frontage on BALTIC. pike, which
is commercial. Plated in lots. 8 on the
pike. Only S11 900 for quick sale; terms
LARRY o. STEELE, RE. 04s9, DI 3316
QUICK sALE--e-rm. modern home. Ken
sington View. Md $500. Terms LAR
RY o. STEELE RE. 04ss, DI. 1915.
SMALL 5-RooM bungalow. 5 years old
built Of California cedar; resembles los
cabin very compact and coy; $4,000: &c
min. from District line. Call Sligo 1874
after 9 pm. or KNIGHT, HO. 0626. during
vacant - HYATTsvILLE INVESTMENT
CO.: brick, bedrooms. living room, dining
room, kitchen, pantry. back porch. concrete
front porch, brick full basement. stee
beams; hot-water heat; detached garage
corner lot: few blocks from bus, store
and streetcar; close to school: Sl2. 900
81, 500 down. Call Mr. Diehl or Mr.. Mag
gio, UN. 4040; ewes. Hyatts. o512. oper
Evening star., 1946-02-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT


STORES. warehouses, oftces; specializing
IN commercial and industrial properties
VIII build to suit your requirements. Lo-
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN, RE
OWN SEVERAL commercial properties
Tell me your requirements. GIL. 1887. -
1913 EYE ST. NV, in heart of medica
r@ bsfh on onlef arse s.of lot a1hp
to alley Entire. bldg, $500. viii give
long lease and redecorate. DRURY
"ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR" Isx75. opposite
Hecht Co. 625 F st. NV. available Marcr
l. Call HARRY /. FRIEDMAN, Broker
CONN. AVE. CoRNER-Fireproo bldg a,
Dupont Circle-12 stories and full base
ment with mezzanine on LIST floor; high
ceilings. ! elevators, stairways; can be
will lease all or by floors; over 100000
square feet available; about 90. 900 square
feet each floor; now divided into over 500
rooms; partitions can be removed; 1st COM
mercial zone. IL Cd; available July l.
JEROME s. MURRAY, RE. 2460. MI. 1929.
Evening star., 1946-02-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL BUY 1 LARGE and 2 small build
buildings in commercial area. Write 1882
Woodlev Place, NV .
wANTED-A shop in good shopping area.
either short or long lease, suitable for
installation Of frozen custard establish
ment. Phone AID. s027. 9 to 5, except
WANTED TO RENT, approximately 800
square feet of 2nd commercial floor space
on street level to be used as machine and
welding shop; street frontage not neces-
sary Phone GE 2S9l a
Evening star., 1946-02-27

GE0RGETowN-very small UNIQUE store
to pc built on Wisconsin ave Ideal for
perfume. novelty jevelry. hosiery or book
shop. Rent. S75. Write your needs to
Box 459-M, Star -os
OPPOSITE HEcHT CO., s2s st nv
loca tion TO see If suitable for your business
CaI HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE
MODERN STORE. 1880 in the heart Of
the downtown business section suitable for
any business or ONCE RE, 1898. -2S
Evening star., 1946-02-27
torres WANTED
STORES FOR RENT.

WANTED TO RENT-weil-rated concern
esires store. business section Of D G.;
III buy lease. Box le4-M. Star. rs
Evening star., 1946-02-27
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WILL BUILD warehouses or storage build
land with siding facilities What are your
reauirements? Prompt action. Box 2Is-L.
Star %
OCCUPANCY IN 80 DAYS. newly completed
brick warehouse, II 900 So # floor space
2o.I ceiling height. overhead .skylishts,
overhead oil space heaters, paved Street in
front, driveway on . sides: will install rail-
road siding If desired; provision for inside
overhead crane: zoned industrial, suitable
Warehousing. light manufacturing. etc
Mandy to good labor supply; will enlarge
building IL larger area needed; attractive
price on l0-year lease; references required,
WEAVER BROS, INC, exclusive agents.
Washington Bldg. DI $500; ewes, CHI
Evening star., 1946-02-27

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Detached home,
overlooking city, on a lot about 900 IT.
and kitchen on first f.; 4 bedrms and ,
paths PAT on second A.: small. finished rms
ai aIIo bss3 Storage on third H.; full basement
lst. WI. 1857, INEZ CUsHARD, DI. ss43.
Evening star., 1946-02-27

DINA ave. s.e.-3-story row brick. rooms
and bath; coal hot-water heat; $500,
terms.
200 block l4th st. n.e-6 rooms and
bath: $500. terms
l400 block D St n.e--6 rooms and bath:
coal hot-water heat; $3.50, terms LEON
LAMB, Realtor. 927 18th St NV. DI
Evening star., 1946-02-27

C0NvALESCENT HOME in Takoma Park,
large brick on 61x135-ft. lot. IA rooms and
z 1 p1atSs, "a n n nne condition. oil h.-w. heat.
we have another convalescent home in
Iakoma on 2-acre tract with II large
completely redecorated, il. Al condition,
=: BOGLEY WI. 1920, WI. $500 Open
Evening star., 1946-02-27

CoLORED-HIGH-C NV location;
moderately priced. Lovely arranged spa
eious home, excellent condition POTOMAC
REALTY CO., AID. 2646. AID. s746 till 9.
Evening star., 1946-02-27

Home and income. near Navy Yard. s-rm.
/ row brick. oil heat. To inspect, call
WM. J. MARTIN, Broker, NO. 2141 till
Evening star., 1946-02-27

SILVER SPRING, MD.-Lot 50xato, near
Carroll ave. and Eastern ave, dcsirably
ARRANGED into apts. 2 units on Ist a /:
2 units on .2nd A.. and one in basement.
Income S190 per month. Tenants pay own
gas and elec. Price, Sl5,950. Eve, phone
vATTN 72o 18th o., KeAltoY. Ma. o7b3.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-31
WHAT'S GOING 0N
November:


Football U. of A. University Stadium
Albert Palmer Sunday Evening Forum University Meth
odist Church pm.
FIRTH Meeting Congregation Anshe Israeli 10
Hillel Foundation, Congregation Anshei Israeli
Barbecue Picnic Rancho del Ro l pm, auspices Temple
Mems Club.
Mack Harrel baritone u of A Series University Auditorium
Greater Understanding, University Method
odist Church, 7:30 pm.
ZOA, Congregation Anshei Israeli 8
Abrasha Brodsky, pianist Temple of Music, $50 pm
9-101 Southwest Players CINDERELLA Temple of Music
Football, Santa Clara U. of A, Stadium.
Pyle Freedom: Religion Sunday Evening Forum,
University Methodist Church.
Youth Group, Temple Emanuel, 2:30 pm
Tibbett tenor VIVA Series u of A Auditorium
IL Mems Club, Temple Emanuel, pm
IA B'na Birth, Congregation Anshe Israel 8p.m.
156 Paoo and Francesca u of A Drama Dept Herring Hail.
Chorus Dancers Town Hall Attraction Tenn
pie of Music
17-18 City Tipca Review, Town Hall Attraction.
10 Membership Congregation Anshe Israel 30
20 Hollywood Skating Revels, Town Hall Attraction:
pianist, VIVA Series Temple of Music $3.50
The Arizona post., 1946-10-31

and hour settlements. CIO-PAC
the CLOS political action COM
mittee-are symbols for an in
stitution familiar to most Ameri-
cans. Much of the political en-
ergy generated by the PAC has
been used to support anti-lynch-
ing and anti-poll tax legislation
and to fight for the creation of a
permanent Fair Employment
Practices Committee.
Therefore, in the face of the
CLOS demonstrated awareneSs of
the need to maintain civil liber-
ties and the rights of minorities,
the stand of the Federation of La
Dor in opposing the federal bills
for the FEPC is particularly hard
to understand. 1t was opposed
on the ground that legislative re-
quirements might injure rather
than help in the promotion of
tolerance.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-31
Capital Letter
By Charlotte Weber

WASHINGTON-Paul Robson,
an indefatigable worker against
the forces of reaction in this coun-
try, told a group of union men
meeting in Cleveland that labor
groups and minority groups must
work together to combat rising
tide of fascist forces in our own
country.
He went on to discuss the SINH
larity between the plight of the
Negro and the. Jewish people.
"The tragic plight of Europe's
anguished Jewish people was a
year ago indescribable," Robson
said. To-day our country sides
with those unspeakable jugglers
of human fortunes, the British
ruling class, in making the lot of
the Jewish people unbearable.
"At this hour, in China, in
Greece, in Palestine and in other
places, our government, imperial
ist Britain and similar forces help
crush the peoples struggles to-
ward democracy, freedom and in
dependence.
&C. The worn out and deth-
roned representatives of reaction
the world over turn to American
power and might. And they get
it. The little people who really
fought against and defeated fas-
cism are being crushed and we
help to do the crushing"
Speaking of the equality af-
forded minorities in the Soviet
Union, Robeson pointed out that
it was painfully obvious" that 1T
is not true for the United States,
neither for the Negro, the Span
ish-American, the Jewish-Ameri-
can people, the people of Asiatic
descent, nor for millions of un-
derprivileged of all colors."
Robeson's talk was sponsored
by the International Union of
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
of the CIO.
Many union groups have long
realized the fundamental truth
that the freedom of the worker
to organize diminishes directly
with the denial of freedom to
other groups, especially minority
racial groups. After Hitler began
his war on the minority groups he
next began a systematic destruc-
ton of the trade unions and their
activities. It was the old, old
principle of divide and conquer
The Arizona post., 1946-10-31

applied against those who op-
posed the Nazi principles. Hitler
knew that the first thing he must
do was to destroy any organized
strength which might prevent
The Arizona post., 1946-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rauh, E.
4th, are in Los Angeles for an ex-
tended stay.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-31

him from attaining his goal of
power and destruction.
The CIO, since its formation,
has been aware that it's obliga-
tions extend beyond making wage
The Arizona post., 1946-10-31
JOE M. KING

Republican Candidate for
Supervisor in District No. 2
Joe M. King believes that
his business career as a cat
tIeman in Pima County
qualities him to be Super
visor from District No. 2,
although he has never fol-
lowed but one occupation.
Joe M. King believes that
he knows the problems of
his district in which he was
born Al years ago, and is
better qualified to handle
these problems.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-08
Several Seek Post
 Fixed Salary Put
 Off Until Later

At least several" applications for appointment to the post of execu- tive director of the Waterbury Hous- ing Authority have been received, Chairman Lester E. Young said to- day. A salary for the job will be set after further consultation with off, cials of the Federal Public Housing Administration.
 The WHA feels now is an oppor- tune time for the city to take over the federal housing projects at Hamilton Heights, Warner Gardens and Porter Homes and has begun negotiations with the government to that purpose, MT. Young said. It is expected that a lease from the gov ernment will be secured by July 1.
 This will clear the way, MT. Young pointed out, for an executive direc- tor to take over management of the projects and also to go into the local housing situation on broader scale, including such problems as slum clearance.
 The director will also have the management of the 200 temporary dwelling units being assigned here by the government. The units will be shipped here and erected once the city has prepared the site and installed public utilities, as required by the FPHA.
 MT. Young and members of the WHA met at the Waterbury Club yesterday afternoon with Robert T.. Wolfe, area management supervisor for the FPHA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-08
Ruling Asked On Murderer
 Con State Send
 Youth to Chair?

New Iberia, La, May 8-OP)- Acting Governor Emile Verret asked the state attorney general today to rule on whether Willie Francis, IT, year-old Negro and confessed mur- derer, must make a second trip to the electric chair tomorrow.
 Simultaneously it was learned that attorneys for the National As- sociation for the Advancement of Colored People were planning legal moves to halt, or at least delay, the second electrocution of the hymn singing young Negro.
 Despite barrage of protest and an appeal by the famous Father Flanagan of Boys Town for mercy, the state apparently planned to send the Negro to the portable electric chair again unless Attor- ney-G General Fred s. Leblanc rules such action illegal or some court intervenes.
 Francis, meanwhile, spent the dwindling hours quietly in a jail cell atop the Iberia Parish court house here. He is visited daily by his priest, the Rev. Charles Har- rigan, who said the youth remains calm and God-fearing.
 "He doesn't seem to be afraid" Father Harrigan said. "He has made his peace with God, and is not wor- ried about his fate.'
 Francis went to the electric chair last Friday and walked away alive. He was only "tickled little" by the electric current. Officers said the electrodes were faulty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-08
ICIee Clubs ]
 Broqdcost t2 Toniaht ot 94

Music Week events today will ln- clude broadcast tonight At o:OQ ever Station WATR by the com- bined high school glee clubs. Nancy Adams win be sploist. The glee clubs were also heard yesterday at the neon meeting of the Rotary Club. Eugene T. Oviatt, chairman og the Nitric Week activities was master of-cerenonies. psa5s uss
 Thursday night the recently or- Ranized Junior symphony cunduct- cd by Mario DICeccp yin be heard in their debut concert at the Wilby High School auditorium.
 Majorie Soper Nuhn directed the Musical Arts 0uartette last night over Station VERY, the group inc cluding Margaret Mitchell Martha Mcraaught; Charlotte Dohson and Robert Hill, Louis Nash accpmpan- led the singers. @erat
 The Mattatuck Musical Art So- ciety additions will be held 9atur- day at P. M. at St. Johns Par- ish hall, the awards ngde im1ne- diately after the performances in the prescribed divisions. ,.
 A concert by St. JoSeph's Parish Senior Students and WCmen's Guild, directed by Alexander J. Alelsis are scheduled for Monday,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-08
10000 Gernnons Caught in Raids
 On Black Market

Berlin, May 8-(UP)-The Amer ican Military Government an- nounced today that 10000 persons were arrested for black marketing during recent lightning raids in downtown Berlin.
 Gen. Joseph T. McNarney's report for March and April said hundreds of German police, working with mill itary authorities, "have made as many as 5000 arrests in 8 single day."
 Berlin civil police said that 1,409 persons were arrested during April alone by 158 uniformed policemen and 603 plain clothes officers. The highest total for any one day in April was 800.
 McNarney's report said the con- tinual war against the black market was a major factor in the fight against imitation.