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VIC. 18th AND PA. AVE. N.W:L-.Lease tc
n Ni ns5i s74op price, sl7o'ooo. s. 8. BROWN
! SSoSsSS. HOUSE; EN- y St; near 14sh St
rooms. two baths. living room. dining
room, kitchen: detached six-car brick ga
rase with living quarters above Is located
year, This property. priced at S2I.5oo. is
fGas 11sei90 Nc 0is f5bps ibIb II G SAHS ny
EISHT-uNIr Arr...Rsns.1s, s4o0 psr
59!' &c.,:
i.fAMfLY FLars-A group of 4-fantly
priced At only SO. $50, with With sis.o ost ist
$50 a month. which shows a grand % return: m; !:
vestment: well located in a most convent
ent section Of Alexandria. with transporta-
4Sso tiSs within III, block ok Gsl1 MT Payne Nj
BUSY TRANSFER P6iNTTpesirabie frst
nea4 eornsr 2fo,y sn6 Srsm sofoot width
venture. In excel. cond. Should 60 quick
KSoobasffPBssst bafPsst HEHY fax sme Co Srvs Eh
f NsDx{lhE xvE 9S e6kSEkS sh StaS eea1ao fo.
frame house. 8 rooms, 1 bath: ideal to
ea * 0uasas assg PISS YoSNa 2S6
lsg nessbg ssE~Gat ad ays excel
f0i fRH $$'s92 Essni sgf4 s
o6aefe efosE ayf 81 2se7 wanted a,,
e gIkekHEAP,s kdHMEs!es pf T. ssfo sSssfU5ses0Wn CAL l4 Mr.
TWO-SToRY and basement apartment
ave-: annual income. si05oS. This IS should he d
sppss II ths hsTEs msdest Call
APARTMENT, ideal n W. alton; tHasoi over 100
EaREssDFsa1 Rssof sos sgfs No. Fsnts esD:
coNNEcTIcGGjT AVE. below Dupont Nta Cir.
nr: Maynower-5-story. mod. equip, eiev.,
0mse on6 bidg;; annual Er: rent. approx. S25,-
approx $4,000: owner guar. I0Ss net re. re.
BETAcMD BRICK .apsrtment. ne, about
rented to GOOD coored tenants at anG sssos
es fk.t at ssy LES ,nn than times yearly rent ist
built under present conditions for $40, 900:
HENRY ilzs sYyeF sGa Gs Fassrd asa Me
York ave. NV, ma. 1852, ewes. Wo. 1854.
ENHANCEMENT IN VALUE inevitable;
beautiful corner bldg.,. present rental $3.50
gt lG5 "a Ess'ss e. o. sx s717
annual rental. wa. siss, ewes. ewes. WA. z14o Ss
3 FURNISHED APIS, good NV. location
oil heat $3.50 q annual income sppHoved
Dyo,s by Rent Control Administration. This
buy. Can be seen by appointment only
SuFSSH tgSHs Sp 1PQS ST ax "A sS5S
furnished; a. d. !, 1,dS rooms. 5 baths. oiI hest
ENfERPRfsE Sei REAGrY 'ese g. unss 1ss
81 arTs Ii FGREfsHEb.o T SK aaoo priced at 5n time
the rents (very low prewar rates); onl,
a;s; svs;. M a5psS9MS ss9s' REALTY co. MA s444
bath each d.: excellent NV. iocation' ives YES
Of 18th st, ST. nv: mr. Park I'd priced to ssll
TSIE kEAR.Y sI5s1ss ssHa ssss Ca
s 9. and ss sp.Pm.n Psr 49, se s.
II -snd-out and Substantial building
Gnihs %SR tsRsss sRos noS NC cav Wass NJ
eSEokaDfs e}Sf Ri ssES 2 t4Se 1tt
nnns nsone e.' Sh: xesases ssa st'ssos sso
fsa BRoWN 0sS 'nisRs REaLr9 Mr c6gP 6asFse 81 81
SCSoEI6RED-e FRAME HOUSES, rented a,
S510 annually: deep lots to paved alley
Rs15 E. pAv1g & y on nTkss kssoF REi'f @ FLOYD
GoLoRLD@APT CO Pred. HOUSE; aPti: ssl5 . a
eT intoS@stion % a. call Mh. 0Ss5 s5so Of ssaz
464S. -16
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604 r ST. N,W.--store or once space,
aboys $50 SO &, is Inog nog being rsWodsisd;
sosso 5 bBiE. FRONT WINDOWS. 200 Blk.
7th ST! Sc; opp. Eastern Mkt; available
SEVERAL Coon STORE LOCATIONS for
rent. One may suit your business. Also
several parking lots. MA. 1880. 49,
ATTENTION, large chain store companies.
We have space for a large retail store In
the heart Of downtown washington. Entire
first floor and bsmt. Of 10-story once bldg.
Next to corner Of 14th and @ SITS. NV.
Approx. 5000 50. f. with alley in rear.
details, call Mr.. Ewell, LEO NJ BERN
STEIN & CO.. 1415 x st. NV, ME. 54oo.
IN DOWNTOWN AREA, near retail shop
ping district. Unusually attractive frst-
floor and basement space. "a It. wide, con-
floor and $3.50 sq It. in basement. New.
modern bldg. Heat furnished: Immediate
occupancy. Consult Glen M, Vickrey, with
H. CLIFFORD BANGS, 200 investments
Bldg, 18th and K SITS. NV. ME- 024O.
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STORES WANTED.

LOCATION for book and record shopi
1852 Ia
WANTED TO RENT, store Cor drugstore.
ne. or NV. ME- S616. -16
WANT TO sUBIET small space In rear
Of store for music box business. Phone
WO. 1920.
downtown, Connecticut ave. or any good
business section; client Will
also purchase property up to $3.50 600.
Call Mr.. Taylor. SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2346. -15
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED 70 LEASE $4,000 to 1000 sa
it. Of ground for lumber yard; not less
busy street in District or on wen-trauel"d d
rd. in nearby Maryland. Call SH. 1884.
Evening star., 1947-03-13

SILVER SPRING BRICK BUNGALOW
bedrooms, 2 baths. large living room, din
ing Ing room, kitchen; full basement. garage
Kensington-Detached Colonial; 2. bed
rooms and bath on 2nd floor; large living In
is Ing porch; QUICK possession. -''''N .
baths on End floor; large living room, din
slate roof oil heat; Immediate possession
Silver Spring-Bungalow; 3 bedrooms,
= ,tatl baths; hogsss gas heat r,.a o. call a .. =,
MELToN, Realtors sH. 5000, s4i5 deor-
ggErHEspsA BE- sviE Mpogy sDr1g Ms for this
frame bungalow, like. new; lot 5Ox125.
sgS " ,, WnfaHT; En-: 1850, qhtil 8 p,m: r
trance hall, lge. liv rm. with fireplace,
sn hd 1o4 5 M tsdms snS ps 81 p9Efh
Price, S17,5o0. W. 3. WRIGHT, EN-. $3.50.
BETHEsDA, sIsr a. MD.-Modern a-story brick
home; lge. lily. rm.. fireplace din. rIn., kit. ;,
3 bedrms:, tiled bath: slate roof: lge. lot.
6eo snced 81 Il MR Rfst ee ERR gprsh s Pnff anf SIN m
COLLEGE PARK--Brick bungalow, COM
pares most favorably with ANYTHING you
nay haXe SEEN S1sYo9 Tor a9ice x sals
LANDovER HILLS-S1, 900 down: .3-bed-
room 2-story frame; oil a.-c.h.: full base
inets in Landover Hills. "A. STANLEY
MOREAU. 5423 Annapolis rd., WA. 2571
UNIVERSITY PARK bungalows, radiat-
ing charm and heated by Oil; fireplaces:
garages; beautiful lot; prewar. A. STANLEY
MoREAUs n Ivy va SIT S5Tl q w $3.50
baths. floors; corner lot: y, block to
everything; investment opportunity: former
convalescent home; $4,000. Also 4-anart-
LEY MOREAU, WA. 2571 or WA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-03-13
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SAIL

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
80, 900 SO. FIT. Of very desirable Industrial
land for sale in GEORGETOWN. Call Grant
1417 K st. NV Ia
Arlington, va tracts Of valuable
commercial property for sale in heart Of
made to right party. - JUDsON REAMY,
1922 n. Irving St. Arl., Va. CHI. $500. 10
BALTIMORE PIKE-125-ft. frontage, r
rm. house facing new shopping center to
be built at Beltsville, Md; corner lot with
1856 #. on county road. CHARLES
BOYUM, HY. 546O.
ARLEIGTON, VA.-11,b00 50. It., zoned
for ffor sapt.' near Arlington Courthouse 6oc
Also commercial lot in Clarendon busi-
ness district, price S3 So. IT Call JUDSON
REAMY, CHI OS0Q. Ia
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STUDIOS WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

studio, Washington or vic; will split cost
for remodeling barn. RA. 3347 after
p,rn -16
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
HAVE CASH BUYERS for large invest
ment and commercial properties. L. H.
MAURY,. AID. 1925, DI. 3346, or write
4 OR FAMILY FLAT: must be good loca-
ton. State address. price, etc. Box
323-T, Star 16s
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE-Finest in the city; eficient
secretarial service; congenisl
modern building; downtown
location. Telephone D1. 5000. IL
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tcont.l,

21O1 Z ST. NV, corner Of 21st and K
sts.-Approximately 1000 50. IT.; owner
door and basement. will negotiate long
term lease. Brokers invited. For addi-
ton si0nal 1 infSrmstien @ , pissse ss g call Mt Doe,
1894 K ST. N.W.-2nd hoor available
April |; 900 50. IT. of clean ONCE space.
Mr. Io LEPsS In SS,N1S NA 2ss4 gs wls ,9ls7.
End floor, in modern bldg in desirable
downtown location at 5th and SITS NV:
suitable for business or ONCE: avail. April
l. THOS. j. FISHER CO., INC, Realtors.
73s 18th st. NV, DI $3.50. Ia
Evening star., 1947-03-13

hasts ShhE From 0meTs K,Sa semsaet er5e1 h
3-bedrm. det. asbestos shingle. $1,000
down. Balance like rent. Total price,
S7,5O0.
New house in the country: rms S1O,-
500 Full basement, oil heat, large lot.
Several good building lots for sale.
Asaph St, Alexandria, Alex. 6644. -16
NEW GROOM and 1k baths on an at
tractive acre lot; hardwood floor. oil hot
water heat; 8 miles to Washington;
S11,95O.
New 7-room and bath; fireplace in living
room, hardwood floors, well insulated and
weather-stripped. full bsmt. with finished
recreation room. oil hot.water heat. ample
munity convenient to school, churches, bus
and stores; 8 miles to D. c.; $13,500.
LLOYD E. SMITH. Real Estate and Insur-
Fairfax 39-W-2 -13
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
OFFICES Eoa RENT.

PRIVATE DETECTIVE desires ONCE with
law firm; compensatory service given In
exchange. Box 292-T, Star. l3s
Evening star., 1947-03-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
INVEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

STORAGE SPACE WANTED for ONCE fur
space: Mr. WALTERs. Ma 234a. ~ "
Evening star., 1947-03-13
WAREHOUSEs WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE GROUND or varehouse,
600 TO 20,000 SO. Il. Boz 7-S, Star,
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< ST. Mr.. 1913 floors, 2.700 "a. It. !:
whole or part: newly remodeled; attractive
FGRNIsHED OFFICES. desk space, teis-
Evening star., 1947-03-13

vACANT-2-story brick in beau. condition;
containing 5 rms, equipped kit, bsmt
cash, balance like rent. Call RE. $3.50
until pm, COLONIAL INVESTMENT Co
Evening star., 1947-03-13
SUBURBAN sALE-vIReINIA.

h-ACRE GROUND-We are proud &C
addition to side screened porch. the nv.
ing, room Is about 1929 with freplsce
home is convenient 70 Fort Belvoir d
alexandria: price. $l2s759;, Shown b 3
ARLINGTON SPECIAL---Reasenabiy priced
on Lorcom lsns. in a beautiful setting q
clapboard, with built-in garage and largs
screened porch off very attractive ,15x2S
Pinst-1anslsd LYING Tm With WITH rsDL @ ane
room with tiled bath. a second tiled bath
nshd osr Sssreaon ss s With lsp
and full bath; good-sized lot. nicely land.
ssaped p5ssa rs t sbann s aSSvs bS
pointment only. Exclusive with EASTMAN
is46I sTEEE RealsSES lTTg Falls church s,,; Ss29
scaped lot, about Soxiso. The location
Is convenient and especially desirable
twin bed 0tf ts baRS With tub
shower: living room with fireplace, large
Toom a9asory RSagn hss
for S1s.750. Possession. July. Shown BY
ss MS fIsHEs Hssa 8 c0 sssfass ac
DESIGNED FOR INTERCHANGEABLE
liv, rm. with fireplace, full-siSed din. rm
UNIQUE rec. rm. with fireplace. This g
shown by appointmsnt only. RoBERT n
BETHESDA. 'si7.5oo: 5-year-old home
newly decorated, center-hall plan, bed
rooms, Sil heat 1esatsd ip ysEy Ssa1 dssiTas5e
MIIroP Hill G sETTTisiiNG@E s. IS room % house on 8
acres This substantial old. farmhouse
enjoys the setting typical of the oldeI
and has = an Entrance hail. parlor. livins
room, dining room. kitchen and bath on
en the second door: There is a new 81. 99,hI.
fred hotswatsr heating system aa ct In .,tns the
quarters: The land Is suitable fer fer sarden-
See See Mason HfksT, Annandaie. Va, at the
end Of Columbia pike. Phone, Alex 5s12.
You'll PicK UP many ENJOYABLE hours
if you choose a Ca ifornia rambler:
8 bedrms;. az On one floor; 8 baths ss9 spd
DEAF. ESTATE STRVICE. INC, Lee
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!!!. !!;;! To :; A.: LoX& :!:!'!;!! "a

"a very good chance, Ia say,
child. His war record was excel
luent. Two decorations, you know
And he made fine grades
when he was here for one
semester, years ago. He's
sound college material.
Just yesterday. Late in the
afternoon.
The house seemed to be rock
ing under Cams feet as she
stood there. That would, indeed,
be since Beefy had assured his
buddy that a good strong per-
sonal roofing section would be
behind him in the Deans own
household.
No. It wasn't true. 1t could't
be true. Not about Joel.
"Dad--there wouldn't be any
thing personal in your recon-
mending him for an award? 1t
wouldn't have anything to do
with -with-?"
For so brief a time that it
might well been a reflection o
light glancing across his bifo-
Gals. the Deans pale eyes
seemed to warm with amuse-
ment. well, now I do like the
boy"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14

power of heavenly vision, and he
saw Jesus standing on the right
hand of God.
The Godhead is a type of unity
in the attributes, powers, and
purposes of its members. Jesus,
while on earth repeatedly testi-
fled of the unity existing between
Himself and the Father, and be-
tween them both and the Holy
Ghost. This cannot nationally be
construed to mean that the Fa-
ther, the Son, and Holy Ghost,
are one in substance and in per-
son, nor that the names repre-
sent the same individual under
different aspects. A single ref
erence to prove the error of any
such view may suffice: Immedi-
ately before His betrayal, Christ
prayed for his deciples, the
Twelve, and other converts, that
they should be preserved in unit
ty, "that they all may be one
as the Father and the Son are
one. We cannot assume that
Christ prayed that His followers
lose their individuality and be-
come one person, even If a
change so directly opposed to
nature were possible. Christ de-
sired that all should be united
in heart, spirit, and purpose; for
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14

She heard her fathers char
nush backward, scraping on the
wide-board floor, and then the
slow creak of a loose plank uh-
der his heel as he shuffled near
er The door in front OF her
opened inward. William Austin's
lined face appeared in the mar
row aperture.
"Well, Cammie?"
"Dad. I know the rule about
applications for scholarship aid
being confidential. I've never
asked you to break it before,
but-please-I've got to make
sure about one thing now, ond
nobody but you can tell me.
Joel Conroy didn't apply for a
Deans Award, did he?"
"Conroy?" For a quizzical
moment the Dean searched her
set white face, as if he were
looking for something he was
not quite certain he could hide
in it's expression. yes, Cam
nnie." He nodded slowly, then.
Yes, he did. 1t was just yes
terday, late in the afternoon ="
Is-does he stand any
chance of rating one?"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
Family OF Eleven
live In Hen House
In Pennsylvania

HERSHE, Pa, Dec. 13.-R
- A mother and her nine chill
dren are living in an 8 by II
foot chicken coop near here,
here, hoping for a new
home by Christmas.
Mrs. Charles Fox and her
family-ranging from II months
to 18 years moved into the coop
when their home for IL years
was sold.
A sister who has eight children
herself offered the quarters
after a hunt for a new home
failed. Chicken nests were
thrown out, a rug, electric light,
old-fashioned pot-bellied stove
and small table added.
Fox is a steelworker and fires
apartment house furnaces at
night, sleeping on bench in the
cellar of one place. The mother
and two youngest children sleep
on three-quarter cot while the
others stretch out on blankets on
the floor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
CHURCH CONTINUES
TALKS HERE TODAY
Radio Show This Morning
By Church Of Jesus
Christ

i Another in a series of radio
talks by the Wilmington Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-d y
Saints this morning, cotes the
belief of the church and the diff
ference in their religion and
those of other denominations.
Our short talk this morning
will answer briefly the question
that is often asked, ''What do the
Mormons believe and wherein do
their doctrines differ from those
of other religious demonmi-
nations?
The Church of Jesus Christ O.
Latter-day Saints is the proper
name of the body of religious
worshipers commonly known as
''Mormons." It derives all its
doctrines, ordinances, discipline
and order of priesthood from di-
rect divine revelation.
The first belief of the gospel
as taught by this church is: We
believe in God the Eternal Fa-
ther, and in His Son, Jesus
Christ, and in the Holy Ghost.
That these three are separate
individuals, physically distinct
from each other, is dem
onstrated by the accepted rec
ords of divine dealings with
man, as recorded in the Bible.
On the occasion of the Saviors
baptism, John recognized the
sign of the Holy Ghost; he saw
him in a Ia b ernac cl {
before him in Tabernacle
of flesh, the Christ, unto whom
he had administered the H o y
ordinance; and he heard the
voice of the Father. The three
personages Of the Godhead were
present, manifesting themselves
in a different way, anc each
distinct from the others. Later
the Saviour promised his deci-
Piles that the comforter, who is
the Holy Ghost, should be sent
unto them by His Father; here
again are the three members of
the Godhead separately defined.
Stephen, at the time of his mar
tyrdom, was blessed with the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
Exiled Belgium
Kings losses Royal
Party In Secrecy

GENEVA, Switzerland, Dec.
13.-P- King Mihai of Roma
mia and Princess Anne of Bour-
bon-Parma were guests of honor
tonight of exiled King Leopold
II of Belgium at a dinner in
his mansion.
King Leopolds staff, which
had tried to keep the party
secret, declined all information.
but members of the police guard
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
He Didn't Hit Her,
But He Got Hit
By Her Hubby

TAMPA, Fla, 13-(F} F}-Courte
sv doesn't laways pay, ano
Charles johnson can prove 1t.
Driving home last night, John
son swerved wide to avoid strIk.
ing a parked car when he noted
its door was open.
Believing he had clipped the
car anyway, Johnson stopped lis
auto, walked back to survey any
damage and explain the acci'
dent to the woman seated in the
parked machine.
A man approached just ir
time to hear the woman say
"No, you didn't touch me.
A stinging blow from no
where suddenly landed on John
sons head.
The man was the won1ans
husband.
johnson received treatment al
a hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14

i.
Would it hurt my lone off
springs feelings if Conroy got
a bit of extra money? I've been
over his finances and he really
needs it to stay on here. Even 6
small award will make all the
difference.
"T-I see," Cam said slowly
Then this award is vital to
hin?"
I'D say that it meant a lot
Now don't you fret about Con-
rows chances, honey. Your ole
Dad will see to it that"
Cam turned away from hel
father with small and stran-
Cling sound in her throat. She
realized as an isolated fact that
the den door closed softly be-
hind her.
If it had not been true-what
Maurine had been saying on the
telephone-Joel surely would
have applied for such important
scholarship money much, much
earlier Just yesterday! The
| words had become a tolling in
| side her, like the tolling of dis
| astrous bells.
"But I still won't believe it,
The merest whisper of sound in
the still hallway told her that
she had spoken the desperate
thought aloud. eff it were true
why, then, Joel never would
have fought with me last night.
He'd have wanted to keep things
pleasant. He'd have been as
sweet as honey"
She had not realized that
Maurine was back in the
shadowy embrace of the stair
well, draw downward by the
murmur of voices at the study
door; not until her cousins hesi-
tant voice spoke out in the dim
ess above her.
'Cammie-did you mean that
row Joel raised about Gray
Marlowe? II have to tell you
about that. I don't want to but
I have to. He-he just staged
that, just pretended to be rag
ing mad about it. So that this
morning, when he suddenly
proposed, it would look more
genuine.''
Cams face twisted, and the
leap of green fire into her eyes
was so visible that Maurine
shrank back against the railing
"How did you even know Joe]
was here last night? Much less
what we talked about?"
''He told me himself, this
afternoon"
Maurine shuddered back into
the protective gloom still fur
ther, before she continued,
timed in the face of CAMS raw
emotion. He was waiting for
me after my Bible History con-
ference group, Jammie, and he
told me all about it then. ]
He must think I'm a perfectly
awful person to condone such
a mean plot. II think he even
expected me to tell him how
clever he was"
Cam stood there, a figure OF
stone "I still can't believe 1t. -
IT wouldn't, either" Maurine
answered, hurt and outrage
twisting each syllable from her.
"He's so handsome. And so ex-
citing to be with. While he
was away with the Army, he
must have learned how to make
girls ali around the world be-
ieve whatever he wanted them
to. I know I'd have believed
him, If it'd been me he was
bent on making a goose of. I'd
have believed every look OF
those dreamy blue eyes"
The thought of Joel's eyes cut
into Cam so deeply that she
actually WINGED with pain. She
had to get away from here, a
way from this house. This was
where he had asked her to mar.
ry him. She couldn't just stand
here, practically on the very
spot where he had stood brac-
ing himself for that breakfast
interview with the Dean, and
let Maurine watch her heart
bleeding to death. She had to
find somewhere that she could
be alone until the world stopped
rocking.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
For Christmas give..

Mohe Father, Sister, Brother anyone on your list would
love glamorous practical Electric Comforter including
needed Fall winter spring. you sleep in constant warmth
under this one automatically controlled bedcoverng Never too
warm never too cold just the warmth you like best the whole
night through Made of ush quilted rayon san IN heavenly
ae prevents slipping Outer shell can be dry-ceaned inner
warming sheet laundered Fits double or twin BEDS Meets
safety requirements of the Underwriters Inc
See these Electric Coors and other members OF this famous
family of appliances at your Westinghouse retailers now
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14

In the depression of 1920 rub
ber prices dropped from SIS cents
pound to 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14

were; ''oSe pr,.,
,1:l Inc guest oi !,5cor.
Mlhals mothe. Qeaa,- ,-'T En;
Princess Anncs nor.- -. el.,'
cess ce 1Margaret of De9r9s,, D-7s PHI,
ex Prince Nicolas Of ..'.9aL e d.
H.. Hing MihaIs pr.vste ,s@.'
tary, Maj. Jacaule eve Sec..
said last week IT, KIN. .y.ergot
ask Romanias C9rn',,a.s FoQl.
mated governme4t f9r 9~r''sIa9n
sion TO marry Princess 5gefN.s
Meat from o.t s5s-,.
be used for hur-- -'0' Is Gu
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14

such is the unity between Hi S
Father and Himself, and be-
tween them and the Holy Ghost.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Strike Of 100000
Farm Workers Near
Solution in Italy
BY the Associated Press

ROME, Sept. 18.-Hungry 1taly's
strike of 100000 farm workers ap-
peared nearing a solution today as
dispatches from Milan reported
damage to corn and rice crops as
the result of II days of neglect.
A strike of $4,000 metal workers
called in Milan, Turin and other
cities to protest the high cost of
living, ended on schedule in an Or
derly manner. But transport ter
minal employees were out on strike
in some communities.
Representatives of labor and the
land owners met throughout the
night with Antonio Segni and Amin
tore Fanfani, Ministers of Agricul-
ture and Labor, respectively, and
reached agreement on some points
under discussion in the farm strike.
Meanwhile, Italy's left wing par
ties co-operated for a vast nation
wide demonstration Saturday
against the cost of living, and for a
debate next week in the Constituent
Assembly on a Communist Socialist
motion asking for a vote of no con-
f1dence in the government of the
Christian Democratic premier, AL
eide de Gasperi.
The directorates of the Communist
Evening star., 1947-09-18
2Boys' Club Youths Receive
Watches al Rotary Lunch

Two Boys Club youths were pre-
sented with gold wrist watches for
outstanding achievement in their
clubs at the Rotary Club father-son
luncheon held yesterday at the
Mayf1ower Hotel.
Winners of the John Dolph
awards were William r. Disney, II,
Of Georgetown Boys Club, and
Hugh FURNACE, 1s, Of the South
eastern Boys Club. The watches
were presented by George e. Muth,
Rotary Club president.
Attending the luncheon were 375
Rotarians and their sons, grandsons
and great-grandsons. Six of the
Washington Nationals baseball club
Mickey Vernon, Buddy Lewis,
Sherry Robertson, Cecil Travis, Tom
Ferrick and Eddie Yost-were at
the speakers table.
The six presented gifts from the
Rotarians to the 1876 youngsters at
tending the luncheon including
knives, pens, pencils, flashlights and
baSeballs.