davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-02-14

German church that what hap
pened in Germany and Central
Europe was our responsibility. too" !"
1--WE who survived know that we
did not love enough" he said. THE
German church has taken her share
in the guilt of our nation. But in
preaching repentance and faith, we
must go forward in a new dedication
Jesus is alive and his work is going
on in our midst. For when you have
prayed for the prosecuted Christians
of Europe, 1t is the work of Jesus in
your hearts"
AS he spoke the Executive Com
mittee of the Washington Chapter
of the American Jewish Congress
adopted a resolution protesting his
appearance here. The committee
termed his speeches of "anti-Semitic,
German appeasement" character.
On a lecture tour Of the United
States under auspices Of the Fed
eral Council of Churches of Christ
in America and the American Sec
ton of the World Council of
Churches, Pastor Niemoeller's ap-
pearance here was sponsored by the
Washington Federation of Churches
through its World Council of
Churches Committee. He was to
speak again today at meeting of
ministers in Hamline Methodist
Church.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
DR.. Stafford 10 Open {. U.
| Round Table Conferences

DR.. John w. Stafford, C.S.V., o1
the Catholic University Law School
will open the annual Sunday morn
ing Religious Round Table Confer
ences, sponsored by the university's
law school, at 1880 am. Sunday
DR.. Brendan F. Brown, head Of the
law school, announced today.
DR.. Stafford will talk on RE
Igion and the Dignity of Man"
| The conferences are open tc
Catholics and non-C Catholics inter
Iested in obtaining a concise course
in Catholic doctrine and practice
Each address is followed by a dis
cussion period.
Evening star., 1947-02-14

Years service at the commission.
A native of Des Moines, Iowa
Miss Wilson was secretary to H. c.
Wallace, father of the former Vice
President, before coming to Wash
ington. She lives here at the Fair
fax Hotel, 2l00 Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Miss Mary |. Wilson
Feted on Retirement

Friends of Miss Mary Louisa
Wilson at the Interstate Commerce
Commission were to hold a send
off luncheon in her honor at the
Willard Hotel today. She is retir-
ing from her clerical job after 20
Evening star., 1947-02-14

and publicity director of the store.
During the war Mr.. Bleiberg was
chief of information services for
the Army Air Forces in the South
west Pacific and later was on the
staff of the Kaufman Department
Stores in Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
BIeiberq Gets Hecht Post

Carl Bleiberg has been appointed
public relations manager for the
, Hecht Co., according to an an
snouncement by James Rotto, sales
Evening star., 1947-02-14
this look is new

in imborfanf spring suits for misses and juniors
For Misses Beautiful Pure Wool Crepe with jacket
thot flares even so gently bock In lovely spring ooors
misses sizes Better Suits Second FIoor--- 1e $500
For cutowoy Suit Of Pure Wool Gabordne with pert
flare back jacket panel front and poet collar Mnteeen
brown black to IS. Junior Suits Second Foor---45oo
Also at Brooks 3411 Connecticut Aue--
Evening star., 1947-02-23
British Communists
Mutfer at Plea 10 Back
.Laborites in Crisis
By the As.oeiutad ersss

LONDON, Feb. 22.-Mutterings
arose from the ranks today at the
British Communist Party's 10th ma
tional congress over the party
leadership's line for 1947-general
support of the Labor government
against 'Toryism" during the pres
ent industrial crisis.
1--WE want no Social Democratic
deviations," a delegate shouted at
Harry Pollitt, party general secre-
tary.
Foster Predicts q. S. Crisis.
In a two-hour address Mr.. Pol.
litt had laid down an official attitude
limited to demands for the govern
ment to "reorganize" to battle
"monopolists" at home and change
its foreign policy from dependence
on American monopolist reaction" tc
one looking toward the Soviet Union
William z. Foster, chairman Of
the American Communist Party. an
other of the days speakers, predicted
that the United States would meet
with an economic crisis that will
shake the whole capitalist world
He said strength of American
capitalism was completely illusory.'
Fist Fights Outside Hall.
Amendments set down for vote
tomorrow. along with the official
policy resolution, include one de-
claring that "Britain's coming crisis
can be solved only by a proletarian
revolution"
Discussions inside the hall were
orderly but outside police broke up
a fist fight between Communists
and leaflet sellers of the anti
Stalinist revolutionary Communist
Party (Trotskvites). The latter
said they would be back tomorrow.
British Communists have only two
members of Parliament, but there
are rs to 80 so-called Cryptic Com
munists," members of the Labor
Party who are accused often Of fol-
lowing the Communist Party line.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Jewish War Veterans
AuxiIiuries to Meet

The first regular meeting Of the
newly-for1ned District Department
of Jewish War Veterans Auxiliaries
will be held at $50 pm. Thursday
at the Jewish War Veterans Build
ing, bat Sixteenth street NV.
The organization was formed re-
Gently to coordinate the activities
of women's auxiliaries of the Jewish
War Veterans here. Officers are:
Mrs. Theresa Goldberg, president;
Mrs. Tye Gardner, senior vice presi-
dent; Miss Lima Hoffman. junior
vice president: Mrs. Mary Silverberg
treasurer; Mrs. Judith Harmel
chaplain; Mrs. Belle Diamond
guard, and Mrs. Genny Diamond
Mrs. Helene Parmut and Mrs. Ruth
LibelSon, trustees.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

Steadily mounting interest in The
Evening Star Student Art Calendar
Contest was evidenced yesterday by
the receipt Of u new registrations,
increasing the total number of stu
dents in the contest to 139.
The new entrants are Frederick
Anderson, Harry L. Green, Leon
Little, Louis Duncan, jr., Phillip
Haskins, Talmadge Dorsey and
James Powell, all of Terrell Junior
High School; Sue Reynolds, Roose-
welt High; Phyllis j. Allen, Swanson
Junior High; Franklin Wright, Eliot
Junior High; David Spagler, Wood
row Wilson High, and Lenna Yost OF
Holy Trinity High.
All students of junior and senior
high schools in Washington or near.
by Maryland and Virginia are eli.
gible to compete for the six $10t
United States Savings Bonds to be
awarded the winners.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
IL New Entries Make Total 13o
In Star Art Calendar Contest

The young artists producing the
winning pictures also will have their
work reproduced in the 1943 Star
calendar.
Students from private and paro-
chial schools as well as public
schools are entitled to enter the
contest.
To be eligible all entries must be
received by The Star by April /,
when the contest closes, Each pic
ture must be accompanied by an
entry blank pasted on the back,
and should not be rolled or framed
Evening star., 1947-02-23

Competition is limited to pictures
in color, but the choice of medium
and subject matter is left to the
individual student with the excep-
ton of posters and cartoons. No
posters or cartoons will be accepted.
Pastels or crayon studies must be
protected by cellophane placed over
the drawing or fixed" to prevent
injury by rubbing
To provide uniformity for use in
the calendar all drawings should be
Iproportioned to 16 by 20 inches with
the length horizontal. All art
work will be returned to the con-
testants if requested.
Entries will be accepted by the
Art Contest Editor, Room 724, The
Evening Star Building, as soon as
completed.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
WeIdino Society to Meet

New developments in oxyacety-
lene welding will be explained at
8 pm. Tuesday by Arthur N. Kug-
ler Of the Air Reduction Sales Co.,
at a meeting of the Washington
Section, American Welding Society,
in the Potomac Electric Power Co.
auditorium.
The frontiersman., 1947-06-11
ctAss STOPPED

Mr. and Mrs. Ge orge Fob , Imam, mi ssionar ies who dir rect the work of the Seld- oViC.~ Gospel Tcber- ncc1e, this week an-- nounced+ the discon- tinucnce of the week. ly' mother's class for the dur . tion of the summer The class is normally: held tt l:3O p.nl. each Thur sdCy.
 Sunday serv ices of the Gospel Tabernacle will continue as us ual during the sumner mon nthS.
The frontiersman., 1947-06-11
HANSENS MOVE. 70 SEtDOvIA:

Mir. and Mir S.. Der t Hans en of Homer have nov cd to Seldovia for the s summer. They and their two children are occupying the Thorvold Jensen home at present. Mr. Han sen is operat ing the Ruth. L, cannary ten der.
The frontiersman., 1947-06-11
Page Four
NLRB VOTE (cont. )

NIANb VO1D \SOl11s
 and we have our fi- shing contr acts for this season, so we don't feel that, there is any need for an election in Seldovia now.
 Mr. Gore pointed out that almost all of Seldovio's resi- dent fishermen will be on the fishing grounds on June IA and Is, and nlikely to leave . day's fiji shing in order to- come to .Se1dovia to cast Q ballot for cn issue which is set- tied, in so for as local intere 8 t-s gre conc erned. :
 Que estioned' about contracts with the third 1ocHsl. ec lfaerw' :. Mir Gore replied that Cook Inlet Packing Co.,, handled only the fish of: the Nini1c hand-trcps. He !. s said that ~- Ninilchik ii ish-. ermen are members of . separ c t"e union now, and will onduct t
The frontiersman., 1947-06-11
IT'S A BUSY DOCK
traffic

Water tr afr ic moor ing at Ander s on Dock this week inclu- ded the tender Checon from Port CT ohcm, the barge Homer from An ch or age, the Libby barge Muskrat from Kenai and the Goa st and Ge odetic Survey craft E Le ter Jones .
The frontiersman., 1947-06-11
HOSPITAL STAff 70 Pr GRAHAM

MT. and Mir s. Bern ord Bowen and Miss Margery. Johnson of Seldovio hos pital went to Port Graham aboard the tender Chccon ..ye sterday. Mir. Bow Sn WCs in charge of administer ing heal tn te.sts to cannery per sonnel.
 their own nego t ia-. ii ons wi tn the Seldo- ViC ccnnerY.
Evening star., 1947-01-31

BY OUR METHOD OF LISTING and mar
keting most satisfactory results may be
obtained In the sale of your property.
Phone MA. 1898 for details: 3
Evening star., 1947-01-31
SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLAND.

BEIHR1DA, ND.--Loeated on yooosd
lot, ia0x150.. this Inodern spanisn.sygs
VIII appeal to the discriminsttns pnr'
med a. den n.,s .ss Rsnssr o,.s ,an nm d:ss sas
conv. transp. W. 3. WRIdHT. M, $3.50.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.--SS,760 shady cor.
ner lot in quiet. pleasant neighhorhood,
8 blks. TO shopping center. busltnes: modern
Johns. .Manviis 5ansaiSIw, Ir.1 .,ss.r sssdEm, .u.S.
out; til prompt % 81 possessson. r @ T Tcsii o.. 1887 a
BEThESDA-Charming white brick Colo.
nial, about years old; excellent condition;
8 rooms. 2ia baths. frst-door bedroom ana
bath; large inclosed rear yard, garage; Eas
ss. snns. ssyss W. sssS ssS %Ss ~sS RANK
PHILLIPS. Di. i'll.
THE TIM EoLLoMING suiTAsnsLE for q GLE leens: ms
small down payment. so.ss ner month Per
Vacant; Kensinston; 4-year-old s-room
and bath frame bungalow, $3.50,
Vacant, new home. New Hampshire ave:
near D.. C. iineA area: 2-story DETACHED
brick and frame, 9 rooms and bath; $16,-
Ready about . weeks New 5:roou snd
bath frame, full basement, fireplace. Mr..
vi. v ~: ssss Ntsa Or wi. Vi 57s6. 57s6- - e-.ii0'' ii
COLIAR. MANOR. .4sl2 Newton e.
water heat: lot 8oxIao. Price. y6,boo.
1Ientvood-slp.staehsd S.story house ,ia
e. S.n si5 $1,000 Ss ssssn ssS aSs'; s.ssa .siss
DUNN q CO.. 3333 4. !. ave-. Mt. Rainier.
Nd, Hy O04e. -
Evening star., 1947-01-31

New a-ssory brick 6-rm. home With "a:
noors; complete tile bath: s bedrooms: fun
ssn1 large rear @ porch: Srse C. corner 1 lot: house
completed, ready for immediate OCCUPANCY.
REQUEST inspeetion Immediately by calling
arfk He soR r. sIGk 2Gk viii R0p psx ssias hs horn
when he sees this exceptional location for
. nursery; acres, Y Of which Is z shady
Sss Hood ana ir willow Tess; Iar.e % rooms; md
floor. glassed sun porch; triple garaGe;
TEsY T5EsY REAL sJ ESTATE CO., Mr.. smith, MI
80, 5000 MS powN w AND .74.ss MO. viii buy
> 5-rm. brick.frame home IN silver Spring:
= hss' n:s ssvf 5sf Isl sasi sa ri ass;s
$1,000 DOWN and s1oo mo. will buy prac.
ticaIly new, mod brick bungalow: located
$sss + q S:s ;s ;ssss ss sstss sosTA
sIvER sFRING, MD.-Attractiye 4;sed-
ton ton: Convenient to busiine; terms ar
e.nfssi sRsH sIs Rs.sos T. s saoo ss sIs
sock IL saici CREEK ffi rceiEsr-serdsrins Rock
SIissd Srssx sis.sbo. Sonsidsra6ly lover than
and screened porch: beautiful wooded rear
and side ysEd; open Sun; I e Pm: Pm:
sg.s gDW es as HoIHRsl eSlssl., sfasas. g. ss espo
ss 81: besond tSssss ssass Iirepisssss.
aLsiSr. iii ssfSs ab.s..usiSi q sI and sss
81 .a esSas Sash xh m ssasss Sssss.n.
sewer. 30, 500. Terms. DEWEY N. FREE
MAN, 3214 Branch ave. Sc, aP. 0767. al
ATTENTION, GIs-13 new 4-rm-. l-hath.
by February is; for GIs only. 10G re-
REALTY. 7235 wisconsin ave. Oh oS67.
Evening star., 1947-01-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nershwest.

sad zeo: san!.nisas e sfossssxp sna
iss. iSsD roons @ attic: full iiaSs Ssmt: ~ baths:
s sous aiss Get ayss Co. .'is wi
s9Ga g. sEei ssso sans.lov studio
ss:s sI ;, saS ssis T.
ssTs' 81 eAbRlEI.s t lis PARISH webster near
ssssls's ;SsFS sp.i|'Hs faTsha AZ
eoIoaED&6ffkEdtTf7 essIos sDe df dtf7q qRaom owsERLEsee
S4s Newton p: NV: dandy little
and bath with metal garages; my price.
nn ea n syo Buff sash ios9 snf 4srmon Sg
osnsons 1ss1 sf E. osawag gpana a2Ss rd
and bath. sxcei. eond.' Greatly Isduced
fSs sa'f sene is ssTs' n ponsss s gsssen%s % gss
eeHokEDr 70 You Igl HxvE ssss $500 a Saved sfsa fer
q home. see US. We have homes in ali sec
sss' 6 e to sss fslbE i2s.' ise
eoLSkSSD@yzSAS$f W. inm.d. poss. sa
bath, det. sarase, Nice porehes in front
CORP hi s5hS
C6LoREp-5 DEFREEs ST, Nw.-ssso
down, $50 mo-; 6 rooms. bath. latrobe
heat: row brick. Call Morris. Cohen or
I St; p;X,. N1; so$s. aE. S$s7;
can't: first commercial rooms, bath. c.
h.-w.h.; row brick; good buy for a room
inx house or business. Can Morris Cohen
or Mr., Vinnick. with A.. NJ. DRAISNER,
COLORED-UPRER 1Ith ST. N.W.-6
lovely rooms and bath, with every modern
rage; excellent condition: full basement;
a block ssrsetesrs To inspect -S esll MR;;
it's q house call Rouse" 3
COLORED-9th ST. - S4 500; rooms:
frame: for any commercial use. AuER-
BACH Pa Co. DI. s13f; eyes,. AD. bso5 or
coiLoRED-loth, e5i NEAR N p,w.-srieF. s
rms, b., h.-w.h., gas, e. l.. white tile din. r.
f.; gar: back yd. Quick sale, $7,475; dn.
paymt, $1,000; near cars. Box 46l,H,
GoLoRED-DowN PAYMENTS as low as
S260 AL sections Of nv. Bricks with
modern improvements. from 6 rms and
bath to s rms. and 8 baths; coal h.-w.h.
Gor further infoTmatispa; isarn cali loi Morris
NV, Ma. 8o36: ewes, GE. 0297. =
Evening star., 1947-01-31
HOUSES FOR SALINE. (cont., J.

COL0RED-ARE YOU INTERESTED In q
nornaf na1 aIqf simss, % hsrs sids shs hosss
IT, ha' II w IS locssed on sns 18th Sas. st. seu a
tiful corner; containing rooms. " baths
hardwood floors, z ineiOsed rear s porstnses hes
ton H from cellar to root. Il is occupied
ste hi ssss5 wig In v III my nys
for the money: 90 see IT today.tqHm1r- . .sH g,
coEoREp cesa ~ haassi aavE eaa SHhsaE NHMsER d
beautiful brick homes for sale at reasonable
II .aeeent as 0s
tions. Small down payment and monthly
sae vey fs soes an Y HHy you sgsES 8as e.
66EoaEDsssS IL 81 s. M PseS sos are ook
ing to by heSMs as low Is $500 SS.n
you call our once and discuss your home
7 sss; 81 B5ss sasHsFHR ss $'a
CoLoREDols MyRTLE ST: N.E.I.sssso
Ssss; roy brisk I'll calI Merits Cohen ISs Sf
coIoRED.i,eSS & RIB vi sSse 6SowS@Minn 81 S2e and
Hayes ST. n.e.--Semidet, ash. shingle; 8
ms large ioa o prsed nnS s
# $3.50 for quick sale; For details ,ssl ssIl
6 e4lobIH1s A. 81 1s5s' PROPERTIES iola nth st
Benning rd n.e.-8 large rms. and 2 baths;
2-story brick; h.-w.h., coal; arranged as
income property; act quick. Call till 8 pm
weekdays. Sun, IL to B. VIM. CALOM1RIS
PROPERTIES, 1919 18th st. NV. pI. 1855.
COLoRED - ATTENTION 1.250 down,
bal. like rent-Cor. tapestry brick on Mon
in new-house condition; coal heat. Owner
mus. sell at once eesCl Gall 9 till 0. VIM, g.
ED-VACANT-1119 Eye st. ne
iust move elhl in gear briei sssase $i5seo
down payment, $4,000. JOE CURTo
SoaK Son6KED@RiGHr sss Iii P'f in FHE FIJI GsGRSooyE-
Near 18th and H sts. n.e.-A lovely 3-story
brick home containing large rms. and
bath; h.-wh.; keep or 4 rms. rent the
rest to pay monthly payments; near every
rent. JOSEPH e. BRUNO Co, Realtors,
OLoRED-SIo,50 500. 100 blk. Morse st.
Florida ave. ne. Red brick bay-window
house in good condition. rooms, 2, baths
and extra kitchen. Back yard over 100 IT.
long, Busline at corner. A very good buy
ED-Ss.8b0-Modern 6-room brick,
h. .-w,h.: near 14th and p sts. ne. Terms.
GE. $500; eve or sun, 81. 1883. Z
Evening star., 1947-01-31
HOUSES WANTED 10 BUY.
BY 10 Fischer

lss aenis
nnt " r. Rm nransSss a4Is st. NV Real Estate
VIII : syS; .sfss sEST OF SELL your Ysse- ,sss
}ASTF u RoSasr %krs e bua from sxa.r D1 ssss
VII Vhs psr sg s9oess s ess h0ss soa so n sy ss
properly. WfLLIAM A. KEMp. s5os 18th
s w.HSEn ns Ho ols sir.et W. rom aoee
Washinston. WASN'T s CLINTON fSsSS&f' W. EdadLHsToN.
day. nhone DU. 6061; after 5 pm. pu.
VIZ HAVE QUICK BUYERS for Maryland
and Va. homes. Give US a call, we will
4Yss 9sss fsss MxR aRRRTaisas wAPLE M F0ssoer co 81
We; Nc CAN Is SELL t'9 9oUR III house at its full
value today, Our opinion entails no ohli-
fssiH Rsasors W sess iss7S.A Ysis st. 9 NV. bi.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne.
BIZ xo6 S0xA WAA1 \ na sfrEbx nb 4as ae45N 6s ifs
yGHr pss aSuss ssp VIII ple u.s. NE sssa rfEs s
e. g. is ihS s;fi sSiaoFEnTEHESNs9 II SS9G s,l "a,
as,uss al sssh oer 9s v snon sell "a ySH So
WAsr 11s s' ro IS SEE e. II alo2 HURRY, Lis. to-
e:y, e. aver ssns t.. dsliy asoP Il asvsGsas p 1924
70 purchase homes in any section OF wash.
Ma s sfssGs RanTI rs e.n r. lei. 2Ss
es!,sssIsa sssss' 's ssis Wilson Siva. Ct. ' q
n y rSonrr ATTENTION to til. sal. Of
srtx Is what you desire. cal 3: 4; HUN
We SsG SEES hssStsi 9ouk a1ss ssoPERrY for sale If
you desire quick. eficient service. give US an
oHN sS sS 'sne sOr iS r. and so s
NOW Is THE TIME TO sELL-Let US help
ssng sSa nd NoE ssis eaysf aETg gsinPss CO.. 5nd
E1ss An fs2tGs is2qEaEsTrp st Ell In SPpbtascHAsN
ssasa x aSns u CASH NJ No
BETHESDA. Chevy Chase area; private
Bedroom bro nseSs and bath ~ on 1st; bedrooms and
$40, ,ooo cash. Please call at once. Silver
SREina WE VIII HlsI' PAY ALL CASH for q nice 5
nearby Nd No brokers, please. 81. 6S16.
bsarm hos Wiz spseious rs man d
2 acres, cow. to Naval Ord. Lab. 81.
Suburban SUBJ % ho1ses % we have W cash 'ti Buyers. s
AtyIH MS SrI Epd5fa' 6aSs ssos salt0 ave. Hy.!ss'
WaNfE6 Wali H 81 81 FUTURE OWNER and oeeu-
pant, 5 or room bungslow; vicinity
Silver Spring to wheaton. Name, address
and price for cash; state construction
I Will Pay You CASH today for your
house; any condition, any section. CLIFF
FORD SHERTzER, RE. 2736, Wo. 919l.
BY OUR METHOD OF LISTING and mar
keting most satisfactory results may be
obtained In the sale of your property.
Phone MA. 1898 for details: 3
Evening star., 1947-01-31
HOUSES FOR sALE--seushwe,t.

| COTO1ED-NEAR 9Th AND r s.W.-Va-
cant semidft, 6 large rms. and bath; coal
h-w.h.; $50. A. M ROTH woodward
Bldg. MA p3e -ai
Evening star., 1947-01-31

COLORED-CORNER BRICK at 7th and
9 sts.--7 rms. u baths. h;-w. heat ideal
for doctor or dentist. This home has been
greatiy reduced for quick sale as owner
IS leaving thu cqntry Only $1,000 cash
MRra ssSpTss - ofi M ys 81 tss ssss 0s and ssn
day, OR. 3703. -
Evening star., 1947-01-31

DEWITT Hehitor, On. o'oo' IVA
VACANT. immediate possession-Just like
new. 1910 Kanawhs st, Chevy chase .
shower and extra lsvatory on 2nd fioor
Sna SnsnnF aEss unite lHom u II cear sIi h0S With o
ss5ms sso sENsET EAR aaa Sssi ssas
m9niRis 1opi RE $3.50: S8bhww sves'' wo. e sass. ST
CHEVY CHASE, b. C.-corner home. stone
construction: has bedrooms, tile bath
iavatory and modern kitchen, on 1st 4: 2
porches;. built-in sarage; oil heat: lava. lava
FAT ios h'ffss TRso1ANo, Reaitor. sss l4th s.
nfrEs 1H a. rafsTf%SoRrH-pr.ee asfS is siashed
pletey rsaseorsted gas sonl, ruh .ssns base
cos efa 5 ssHsp aBs q RELfY inE fps
pEvMoop pEvMoopPMENT Co. 4es6 41st St NV,
BRiGHaTT@o6D. near near Petworth-Niee row
brick; s rooms: fun basement maids rni
owner must sell. $l5.750. Box 3e2-J
House. suitable school, kdgn., nursery
complete eauipment. Including pianos sn'
,sItasTro NsWToS SafSn sT Sw saspnsss
sRs Sss ssstoa sss ss4 ias St rsh
No. CLEVELAND PARK-7-rm, det. shin
eled home in this desirable section, ? hlks
from St. AIMS Church; LIST a., liy. rm
with frepl, din. rm. and kit, side ant
inclosed porch; full basement; new ga
h.-wh. furnace: sround-leyel door leadinl
Si4.s5o. TO inspect call Mr.. Zentz. EN-
49i9 Till 8 pm. FRANK J. voLKMAN: !
NEAR 4th and Emerson sts.-6-rm. brick
h-Wh., nice cond.: possession; price onl
SII,95O. Call MT. Peck. RA 6593. PEcE
DETACHED BRIGHTWooD BRICK-of
move In: 6 large rooms, 2 baths, recrea
tion room. gas heat. on quiet street, nea
Coolidge High School. Priced to sell nov
Don't miss I'll Call QUICK DL 1881 unit
MERiDIAE PL.. pesr Ieth--l4 rooms ):
kAHoNEY. woodward Bldg, RE. 24l1. -.
Evening star., 1947-01-31

s,RN sySa5ow s'gS y minis IL de- e
sronsiy large; z dst ssIssss ana chicken e
bot IF ssss On se.ns sp.e: or
Ssn'nssA a ssAsT fe1ff'f REY CO.. ond M
BANNoCKBURN, ee2a Elsin ians-open
white brick. 8 rms: center hall 2 esdrms @
Sad sash oas on tSs Sa Second sss Isi a. r. 1eedss
2.esr gar; beautiful setting. NORTHWEST
ssM ass xss i!esS.is fsS
seafmi +. fireplaee e ts asrase @ With SoTEshop e:
ss sss sn! n!!ssss shsss f5ias sSscH FssaA ssAl1
ExAscE xAs III 4ffousrsT HOME on Wash. ;p,i.e. lie
ssmpusSis sisa; s5oens rms. .'cH r. satss shower
h.-W.h., oil burner. many hreplaees; gear
sssifse sssef sHscn Hss hfs ssAr9 ssussoD'' eo VA
FOREST GLEN, MD.-s1s.soo lovely
Cape Cod. white.paintsd shingiss s. nome as.Se a.
Contains con- spaeious center han. liv, rn,.
l5as7 With .iIS,vs .I. s1iI-in ont book.Sevss
enc. enc eugS9arHS ga Hrepiae. With suiit-in crane
and Dutch oven pAneie0 ocu Vim iAs,
parleled din. rm. with corner cupboards;
cony Kit with adjacent maids rm; 2pd
door has bedrnns., each 16hxlSE q
with eozy. nreplacel, and full tiie bath; tG
basement has garage, Ige. snop, iaIy' WIN
trays toilet, shower and piayrnn.; h..w.n.'
rock wool insulation, TINS uniaue home,
planned and built by present owner. S
masterpiece OF design and eraissmansnip.
Fpr inspection, phone SYDNEY kARR' OIL
bbgRIEHNTwooD-punssiow, $500. can b
financed under dI: newly built l-rm brick.
gas heat, picture Windows: eonvenisat 70
aE aaEErii4sSa i4sa oE zoos ossurcs.s.r o, di.ciiml-
mating taste. An unusually attractive Dutca
Colonial, living room 13x1S with paneieo
dreplace. builtrin bookcases dining room
1gxi5, screened porch Cd dtning f9om, et.
tached garage. full basement, maids room
and hyatory;. bedrocms and bath End
ssgE; tssa ses.sl: sssl 8 1850. ssse oL ssis
CHkvERIY. Mn.-A dream house With D
bright, spacious. rms. ! IA baths, nre,;
places; beautiful, large. all-elec. kit; OF
air-cond. heat. fully insulatsd. plenty OF
CLOSETS. built-in drsEers 10 bockessssi baf
6Sfib0 lot. Inspection invited any tine
S.Sgfual owner being transfsrrs0. zdl7
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-10
Recordings Presented

NCUIItIHUcu ITOm HrSt pageJ
the-scene description of D-Day
action.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin McGee enter
tanned group of friends on Satur-
day evening. Present were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Duncan of Bayard, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Duncan, Mrs. Clara
Thompson of Millville, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
dener Brasure and daughter Elsie
OF Laurel. Mrs. Mabel Shockley of
SeafOrd and Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Bishop and daughter Joyce Anne of
ECrlin, Maryland.
-, Mrs. Elton Lynch visited relatives
in Snow Hill, Md, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Holden of
Phila.. announce the arrival of a
daughter. Dec. 81, in the Methodist
Hospital. Phila. The young Miss
has been named Ruth Evelyn. The
Holdens formerly resided in Lin
coin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Marker
and daughter, Mary d. of Torrsdale,
Pa. were New Years eve dinner
guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. J. Marker.
Mrs. Eva Donovan'S Class, "The
Loyal Workers" will hold their an
nual party in the Community Hall
Saturday evening, January II. AL
members are urged to come and en-
JOY the fun.