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Evening star., 1947-04-03

OWNER TRANSFERRED. must sell .!
once: price reduced. Lovely 6-rm. and
ssh ssre nsx 'Gs era nes sendix wss
$1,000 cash down payment, balance IKE
sRf sRfaHTwoop nH son'' AREA AREA. GA Attractive row
brick. with nice front porch. sids-hall
H. 8 Ssdrms. and bath and another IN;
det E.rass most nos os. St hoIs: ssIs
sssE's ss Wasb
TWo.FAMrLY APT. modernistic studio:
yrs. old: each unit consists Of iiv. rm.
s 6sas xinaows mGS st sae a0 ess ss
This property was built for . families
assons met sSss snf
and the rent from the other will pay for
both, For further .ntormati1nn Jon, and II, in;
ssss. sssssioh1 Il. ea5a 2osas a"NND Z s 5 s.
CHEVY CHASE. d. ca bedrms., 2 tilet
baths. large living. dining rooms: m9derI
sssans sissi sr'f1 hsR aIRf B. MEAsS sssis wo SAL
FOREST HILLS. D. C.-Beautiful brick
oas asrs ssas sns m
kitchen, "a bath; 2nd floor, bedrooms.
Ing Tor. LESLIE o. MEAsEIL. wo. 1921,
home. on large lot, trees; large living. din
fng roons, de luxe kitchen: 8 bedrooms
tiled bath, recreation room: eas heat va
can't LESLIE D. MEASE,L, WO. 1921.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.--center-ha colonis
brick home. Immaculate condition; larE
foor. 8 bedrooms, tiled baths, third door
: bedrooms, "a bath; garage; oil air Sondi
MEhSEIL Wo. 5e2I.- =.
CHEVY CHASE, D.. c. Beautiful brio
me-, s1s,95O; 1st floor, recep. hall, larg
Gyins SooIn, fireplace. dining room. moder!
Sitchen: end floor. 3 large bedrooms tsacl
Viil hold twin bedsl: oil h,-w.h.; built-ii
sarase; beautiful trees; fenced rear yard
EESLIE D MEASELl WO. 5221.
1892 GARFIELD ST., Bethesda, Nd
Sl6.sSo: geaut,ful brick home; n.,s on ar iass
SSI iSree living room, brick fireplace
Eclosed sun psrior. dininE room: mcder,
kitchen; 2nd noor. bedrooms, tile BATH
E-vE. LESLIE b. MEAs1z[. NO. 1891.
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NloylIilS TT ~ l.lSII

11oU31 Eo& IA
3-stpxy brick hui1dinxs; rental 1ncenss
sfss 81 q nsesa sssn.. Is Rax s1as2is %.
cc6eLoSksSS26;.BuY & oSksS2; THEoUGH SCOTT
sts. NV; II large rooms: rooms 2ox23 ~.
be seen By appointment oniy, To tnspect.
ssa seof NJ Essi sinf fs.ass 81 o1d. d ave-
coLoRxD-s-RooM, BATH row brick,
DAYS caii fieo9o e. o444 osiss' MS. HARRIS. aaa =
home: j. s2sd Condition; posssssion .
sE1Ds REALTY Co. No. 1854 Or Or
Sc. g. Y. 400, s!.
baths; full basement; h-w:h.. coal: now
being used rs income property. For details.
VIZ sAIoHiIhss. Il. PRoPERTIzs. 1oia In
sSIoEE5sSionY I.a f.. ss,st rsoe sogms ms
i4th St. NV. AID. osoo. Open ewes. tili D.
coLoRED-WE HAVE few houses left
with down payments As low sas $500.
Hurry! q. ]. CRIVELLA. INC, 341S I4th
st. NV. AL. 060o. Open evenings TIL g..
CoLoRED-WHY RENT when only $3.50
down will buy home and Investments
story brick bldg. containing store and 8.
rm. apt must be sold Immediately. Don't
hesitate; go see bldg. at ~ b st w. and
call Elk. 1914: ewes. 81. $3.50. SURETY
REALTY CO.. 612 5th st. n.w.-1
COLORED-vACANT, SACRIFICE By
owner; 2214 LIST st. n.w.-3-story brick,
. rms, oil h:-w.h.. apts: 800 down,
balance easy terms. EA. 1900; eyes, 70.
CoIoRED-NEAR Ist and Randolph pl.
-6 lge. rms, auto. gas heat hardwood
floors: very good cond.: this is your chance
il you want nice home: COW. to transp..
schools and churches. Call Mr.. Dickens,
with the THoS. W. PARKS CO.. DE. 1160.
coL0RED-NEAR Isth and Florida ave-
Vacant; det.,. 5 rms. and bath: oil heat;
will redecorate: only $1,000: terms. Call
Mr.. PARKS. Jr.,- DE. 1160. -
COLORED-ADAMS ST., near 2nd-6 Fms.
full cellar. gas heat; owner occupted. To
inspect, call MR.. PARKS. Jr.. DE. 1850.
coI.oRED-5O0 BLK. IRVING st. NV
IL rms, baths, 9 kits; owner occupied:
$1,000 down; poss.: 2,ear garage. MRS.
COL0RED- -BRICK row house. 9 rooms,
h.-w-h.. bedrms.: reasonably low, For
further information, call NELSON q
THOMAS, Real Estate Brokers, 415 Florida
ave. NV. DE. 6244. --6
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- III p s..
i n G7T B - & "a
hxtek hcene, Acoe - III 1Oseay ~. Aect5gsa
Wn1h.s n1ee-S1pe4 yu11. a1sd Nn0deIn tile
shower bath: fuA kAsement. ell heat: nice
grounds terms can he ArrAnfed to S1ik
y0u. xxc1ustve. Lu0IINE ~ 1kHENTfR.
IL IL Sth e. n.y. Di See5 ~ Pm -
"a welI-constructed, semidetached brick.
good condition, nice rooms. large base
ment, new oil h--w.h., Ideally arraneed tor
2 families; price. sl0,95g; substantial cash
REQUIRED. FLOYD 3. DAVIS CO.. Resltors,
Ma (3S2 --4 ~
CoIORED Grs. ATTENTI0N--An excel
lent, modern (6 years odd two-family
home that can be handled under GI imam
cing. Live in one apartment and rent from
MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1881 until Q pm.
e-BArH brick home;
conveniently located, with transp. ct door;
oil h.-w.h.; completely furnished, S12,7t0.1
Call CRANE q HELAN. Realtors. 81.
coGS;Rsn1EasY cog1; fsss. "a Z rERMs-yacant. pos (
session at once: rooms. bath. hot-vater
heat large yard. front porch: attractive
sennidetacned house in best s.e. location.
Inspect today. move sn tomorrow. Call
HAVE in our nstings q
wonderful buy for living snd investment:
priced For further informa-
Brokers. AIS Florida ave. NV. De 6244.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAhD.

BETHESDA BUNGALOWS rooms. one
bath. white bTiek insudins nice esn. bed
dining room, entrance hall: lots Of closet
space; attractive terrace. garage and large
,ot with beautiful trees snd snsuos cI9se
ER { pUNIoP. NC. ZOO 18TH st. 81
RESI- RESI- TSeS HONE WI on RfEstpENcE-aeorria
ave. ave- extended. Lovely lafEs home. besuti:
acre acres ''sSf sVsiIabie: completely redssorsssd
sss j DfElsf eSasa.4R Rsalsoa W.
WI. $500 70O4 Wisconsin ave.
BRICK BUNGALoWs-Two new 4.room
s Rrss heat f f.sss sss .vs ,affs nfsffn I hs'sfaa sa
SSast sS,sE s.isM"i "a T14s sSs unsi S5so. SosE
pike; Sysly frame bunfsl9nT ,Dt
ho.-wster beat; ;o5 price, t, r.sht ,MTapHHSS MTa NJ
1401 26th st. Sc. -
VETERANS ONLY am building the most
be seen to be appreciated; ready for oceu-
ssnis q zrFsssHDn i ss3as g aiss Ri
bus and fhoppins; 4,rm. brick bunEalox
sa ..xfgo ssgo fs ie asse 55tsss ssS's 81
s5lspis s5s4 "a. g. Ave nsn'f ss rR ESQ., sIll
sUFTLAND-Brand-ne 5-room bungalow
with front and rear porches. full base
en os ss. sss5o sssco down snd
BURGESS, 2524 Pa. ave. sc. FIR. 2s02
CAPITOL VIEW, MD.-cape Cod bunga-
low; 1st floor, lovely living room. fireplace.
large dining room, kitchen. bedroom. DOW
der room: End noor, spacious bedrooms
situated on sxtrs-isrxe lot 1ssx1eO with
good garden SPOT. CAN Nj. Brostus, 81
540O between 8 and 5, STANLEY FEAR
BON. Realtor. $3.50 deorgia ave. -3
LOVELY WOODLEY HILLS, MD-Nsv-
sona .1rs III, M snsf aes
ss' e hs.s is sissI fzissni mc IT,
Realtors. *. 1922 IN Pm.
ssorm M essl o r.as sa ccssd s.
pletely redec. Priced to sell ct $1b.600.
sifssa sSana Sc s7Sds E Esrsooaif ooi5 Iii
cHHVY & CHASE. MD.-ExcIusive neighbor-
hood, 3 bedrms., 2h baths, lovely homo
new cond.: completely and eiaborately furn..
n!ssa a.sic larss iy . sss ~ ranss
to Do appreciated. REALTY ASSOCIATES
NC, Realtors. Elk. 1922 'tl . pm. -
APARTMENT HOUSE, Takoma Park-All-
brick, about years old: 3 apts.; 2 aptS.
with bedrooms and l apartment With
bedroom: oil heat. new oil burner installed
4 ton; n 500 per per month income. Cali Mr.
fss:on Isis, poss ssoe P "a ae Nc a saciussss
1417 Z = Nv. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-seu,hwes..

BRlCK-Very neat and attractive. 8 rooms
and bath: most convenient for those work
ing In the Southwest Market: price. only
721 10th st NV. National 0765; evenings,
s.w. LOcATIoN-semide-
tached S-room home, with bedrooms. oil
h.-w.h., side hall entrance; near schools
and TRANSPORTATION; IN vicinity Of Tth and
q sts. s.w. owner-occupied Priced right
for quick sale. Possession June Is. r. A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtor, 808 North Capitol
ST., MA. 6730.
COLORED-6-ROOM BRICK. 81 600: q.
cellent location, near Government build
ings: $500 down. THOMAS P. BROWN.
coioRHDMasFxMuLY cdI brick bldg, 4 rms.
and bath on each noor; price $40 600;
81 900 cash, SS5 mo. FOR further infor-
nation call MURRAY CO., 1929 L ct NV,
Ma 1886 "A
Evening star., 1947-04-03

1888 -
COLoRED-sth AND K SITS. N.E.-IDet.
sS@ nsss home sSs Sx BEING
@sgsse ss5oo Sosse:sosi Soan sioe 1s per mo. KAY
GoHdEHHDi4ts SobH6EH CO e. sf sTsG TRGR-poctor lawyer
SOsh sna aoor hnms rms and bath II oor
Sath lms Each aaa oor Ss has s 'front.' and bacf pri
vate entrance, including the basement.
substantial cash viii handle this money
msss5 ~s cox slsoee g. tens sE isss Gs Mrs Adams
in desir. section. Row brick, 8 rms. and
ssS per month. Price including furniture,
sRoWN si;eSsi 'fsEili REALrY - corr a Du, s55s.
H. PL; NEAR I, stMg,5s, co;aa,s1
g0Esh s heat perfect sMss ssnd dAR9 sRsIG
eS9osEpHoSsE e5SGos 1885, syas yNFunN1saE6 s E
Morse 81; ns~grck 6ornhss lsrse ICONS. hsat
down. balance In monthly payments. See
dSoIosAfBEiaSoMf q xHA 1sS E. rakorERr9@ as Il s20
sSs sssn bsths 81. ans s!tors sss sss eaai
sns Very gseo ss sps esh s
IL to s.. VIM. CALOMIRIs PROPERTIES,
1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1855. -
cOLoRED-8th ST. N.E.-Beautiful row
brick. with 6 lovely large rooms bath, oil
heat: 1st floor has large reception han,
rear porch large bedrms., bath; fun
basement; stoves. refrigerator; truly q
wonderful value on today's market and
isS5lf nEo es sssR sGefS oee Co. aas Ills
e6I,;okable2acANr 6 81; Mh stea immediate posses
sion; completely redecorated. attractive.
large 6-room row brick. beautiful condition.
best ne section: only S11.950; easy terms
arranged. Inspect at once with TABLER.
INC. RE 5000 "a
COLORED-BROOKL 2722 18th st.
Detached. rooms. oil heat with extra
building lot. 2-car, garage, grand for
1853 Evarts st-Colored--Detached
8 rms. h.-w.h.; bargain. MI. 0044. 20
Evening star., 1947-04-03

COLORED--BROOKLAND, 2722 18th st.
building lot. 2-car, garage, grand for
business.
rms. h.-w.h.; bargain. MI 0044. --6
Evening star., 1947-04-03

aye, oL 7509 until Jr PIT pRRtur HOME ~
bedrms,. h11s hsaIi Baths, iss. fiv and din. rms;
straetsd that It viii reauirs very little
SSSssSs SSIsSkT a,ss MskEvSz Sz,S ,ss s..lssf, RS
VEST SHES LANHAM HnIs-xiv. rm., lie.
s e; yssa. ssa1s od 1ss e:pon.s tss a'Su 3d. slDs HI
suNNxBkoox. about blks. from chew
s.sas. salI 81 h:s., h:s ssD sosn@ x. T CLYDE u. 4
spNNxsR9ok, 1RzNsi 20 : tosnily = sl... from s.v
) rms. fuli S:mt., eii heat J Ssdrms and
Ps siSsss rssS5ssbsssl.y aSzss & f.rm section
ssiRs lslss sa S. n1 ma tsss sSa.
top a.a rsnss new new Eng
gar; real buy; owner leaving. WI. $3.50.
Cape Cod; 3 bedrms,, iiv. rm. 20xl2. nirs-
place. tile bath, bsmt., Gas heat, new elec.
Ssss .ss ass sss 'tsss 81 nsaiR
WoobsibE 1E6Si Mi e'Sii SviiiLLAGE-Atsractivs s-5sd-
ssa ssen Be aSa used :. ssn a o. nasssss asss aoos
lovely kffcAen Win bfeekleW pArf eofeeneQ
porch, attached Eafage. Fur further tnfoy.
wap 5sS1a ss adzD ha n5aD. aesiso. 81 ss DE- ssoo ss
cnvExLY-only. 1900. 8 BIZ rooms.
s:n1asu'ws s:;sss WI RsahTM No. so sih III
D pm.
s-BEDE.x. LoynLy e.nM, a-ssery o.
level lot, garden; oil heat; excel. bug
service; close TO schools and churches. Only
s., 900 down. bal ss5 mo. NofsTHEAst
EFAhHEE ~ HI c%SNAaRakssioSAL %A aRakssSsSioSAL CLUE section.
Just Is miles from downtown wsshinSton.
-Desirahle b-acre lot, improved With
Cape Cod frame house. small .guesthouse,
hobby house, 2-stofy modern barn., 2.car
detached garage, meat house, chicken
houses and several other buildings. Main
h.-v.h, and q deep wells. PRICE ineludes
2 electric refrigerators. large deep freezs
unit. electric stove, young Jersey GOV,
about 22b chickens. with Q soinE chfcke4
business, and all furniture with the ex-
cepston Of . few. pieces. Priced reason,
ably for quick sale at S32.500. For Aps
pointnent TO inspsst propertys call Ms,
GARDNER. exclusive agent, RockvinA
--- 1fSeoksn,aod - MaRt pnA1
Evening star., 1947-04-03

o Il
str1eted tccAsion. - It'd sEeN te5eS n
ffrriissrsrfcrrs recsnfiS ssdsessstsd. sxcsilsnt
so1ditsoI; Hy oyper A a ssad M Anss &; ns;:; !:
fosskessloa s ksslRI a1as "a ssEe 4eca " MAJ fs8 R
lovely rms. and / V baths: 2-story brick.
full basfment. Eas heat front and rear
ssi ssrms ror stsis esl i'll
ssoenTIss sssso5essssI ssp lois e i'm Il. fs ne 81
uSNHDEiR. tSHSi. $4,000. vAcANT-Modern row
brick. only 8 years old. s lovely rooms
recreation room. Eas hest, screened front
dssp ma &
Eneixhborhood. ENTERPRISE REALTY CO.
1924 Eve st. NV. TX. 3400; eyes, GE
lisa OATES Or. NE. tnear Florida ave
and west Va. ave, ,)-Brick semidetsciied
house with rooms and bath; gns h.-w.
sssnsifa sIosd. & once
lsnRn FIss1fns weSV@ s2aSVslsn nR5 NC a@ssnns @ ME
sHaE sGn Rles oszrR6Ic II IssoG GNfv w. a aa.ssbui
Groom row brick, only years old and
fioo%r: % modern Kitchen with refrigsration.
finished recreation room and lavatory In
sss 81 nes nspect san 90
PECK CO.. 34oS 18th st. me-: GE 9S4l
AiVSoSNDALE-Nev Colonial brick homes
With large lots, oyeriooking park; center
hall plan. rms: bedrms and tiled bath
sd SS o.hs s easS iy pssas
.tshep finished rec m n esssnnt ssasuEes ges
eoIoaTaI eod ssTns' VnsTaEST MI Hs sSse pn' DH
detached 'siI.DEick hone: aTss Twins n;
Fitchen. class porch, half bath on hrst
floor: s bedrooms. modern bath. inclosed
porch on 2nd door; noored attic. full
saisnsai saise sais Sis sd, TO oYD l. DAVIS CO.
Efn1t9ISM Ea9UMnrisf NA Ss09 9buns.iov: ard bedroom
lot; block TO bus. McCuNE. AT. 7l90. -
ON r 81. N.E.-Nice 4-room frame bunga-
etissa assp. ssssEs eoK co b tssH 4as4
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co. Woodridge on
g. Dakota ave- bedrooms and tile bath
oil h;.w.hs fun & bsnt.' det. garage; must
8 bedrooms, 2 baths. auto. heat, fireplace
Avondsle r,.e.--Like new, large room
and tile bath a-ssors corner hon home eonv dul
WooooGDRiidDoaE ooooGDR ido Il REAITY Co. sssf r. /.
WOODBRIDGE HOMEs.Bunealow, 5 rms
bath. auto. heat and refgr.: conv. to school
Ali-brick det corner alley. 9 lse. rms.
tile bath. auto. heat. refsr.. garage; |
Commercial zone, facing Rhode Island
ave, improved BY 6-rm. BUNGALOW; price,
Detached English brick, 5 bearms, auto.
heat, lge elec. refsr.. garbage disposal and1
Bendix washer as covered nod porch; buiit-in ga
Beautiful real center-hall brick, prevar
construction, In new condition; asking /
S22, 800. To inspect, phone ROGER MOSS, |
HO. 6020. 2125 n. l. ave. ne. -3
room home, big corner lot. square Rhode |
Island ave; shown by appointment; only
$14,75O cash above 1st trust.
Island ave, lovely lot; only $500; $1,000
cash, balance $50 monthly. H. C. MAYNOR
CO., 2O02 Rhode Island ave. ne, NO.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-01-03
Browning Student
Makes Honor Roll
At Wyoming u

Of the 1913 students at the Uni
versity Of Wyoming at Laramie
to make the honor roll for schol-
arship during the term beginn-
ing in September, Linn F. Brown,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Linn F.
Brown, Sr. of Browning, was
included, according to a news re-
lease from A. L. Keeny, dean of
men.
To qualify for scholarship hon
or roll, a student must larry
standard courses on Is hours or
more.
Brown is here for the holidays
and will resume his studies at the
university next week.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-01-03
4-H Clubs Make
Good Showing
During Old Year
Continued from page one)

tIOHtlllueQ IrOm page OQc)
represented the reservation at
the First Annual All Club Con-
gress at Bozeman, September 16,
II and IS, returned home with
four blue ribbons, two red rib
bons and one white ribbon.
The beginning of the 1947 year
will be marked by an achieve
ment day with presentation of
awards for the past year and
completion of enrolment and
program of work for the coming
year.
Signed:
Jens A. Anderson, All Club
Director.
K. G. Slaugh, Agricultural Elk
tension Agent.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-01-03
Events In Brief.

The marriage of Daisy Adams
to Walter Howard was solemniz.
ed here by Judge Lukin N e W
years Eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel enjoyed
the Elks annual ball at Cut Bank
New Years Eve.
All sweaters, including Sloppy
Joe, Cardigan and Jacquard, price.
ed for a quick sale. Economy
Shop.
Unable to m a k the trip tc
'. Browning Monday so t h a t he
c could get transportation tt
Choteau to be near his mother
who is i'll in a hospital t h ere
Oscar Thronson walked part Of
the distance from Babb, his cal
being unable to negotiate the
drifts.
One lot of purses to close Out
at 81 at the Economy Shop.
James A. Coulter, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Coulter, was
among a group of students of
Northern Montana College at
Havre to make the scholastic
honor roll during the autumn
quarter.
One lot of blouses to close out
at half price at the Economy
Shop.
For sale-1939 Chevrolet half.
ton panel; in fair condition. C. J.
Davis, Box II, Browning, Mont.
ana. .42-tr
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-01-03

There are over 100 different clas-
sifications open for enlistment to
combat disabled veterans of
World War II in the Army. Only
q of these classifications require
previous qualified experience.
This opportunity for enlistment
is particularly attractive if tyou
have an MOS grade in any of
these % classifications. Here's a
good, sound, financially attrac-
tive way to step up your earn
ings.
The Regular Army n e e d S
straight thinking combat disabl-
ed veterans who possess, or are
trainable in, certain critically
needed skills and who meet other
eligibility requirements. Investi-
gate at your nearest Army Re-
cruiting Station Immediately as
these enlistments are rapidly be-
ing filled.
Check in-talk it over!
Army Recruiting Station
Post Office Building
Great Falls, Montana
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-01-03

An orchd" among motor is this milestone model,
the Chevrolet built in the IS of the
divisions history Production of this early December
hghghts the endeavor of autonotve manufacturers of
America to supply oarhungry nation within the limits
Evening star., 1947-02-06
John I. Barnes, 76, Dies
|0f Auto Crash Injuries

John T. Barnes, rs, of 8l1s
Georgia avenue. Silver Spring, died
yesterday at Washington Sani-
tarium, Takoma Park, where he
had been suffering from injuries
received when struck by an auto
mobile January 10.
DR.. E. J. Broschart, Montgomery
County examiner, certified death to
be due to complications resulting
from the injuries. The accident oc-
Cured in an alleyway In the rear
of Mr.. Barnes home, police said.
The driver Of the car, John Wiley,
8127 Georgia avenue, Silver Spring,
was not held.
A native of Silver Spring, Mr..
Barnes retired as an employe OF
the Soldiers Home Il years ago
after serving there 80 years.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Margaret E. Barnes; two daughters.
Mrs. Nettie Bakersmith and MRS.
Madge E. Parsons: a brother, VIII
liam Barnes; q sister, Mrs. Mary z.
Garrison, all Of Silver Spring, and
three grandsons.
Funeral services will be held at
II am, Saturday from Humphreys
funeral home, with burial in Coles
vile Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
HIT Mrntnrtattt

SCOTT, ROBERT d. AND MAGGIE. In
ROBERT D. scoTT and and MAGGIE SCOTT,
ruary 8. 1928.
Treasured thoughts of loved ones SO dear
Often bring silent tear.
Thoughts return to scenes long past,
HE asaE RE- neh5 tesF nsg0ffz Mi
AND GRACE. -
TALKS, ANNETTA L. In loving mem
Dry Of my dear mother, .ANNErTA 1.
TALKS. who passed away ten years ago
today February g. ng5zi DEvorED SON.
TURNER ,,AN ANITA I IN In n memory me of
ago today. February 6, 1941.
genuine friendship and the good times
Ssl.a bad 0FsasE H s MaRE ysyS aND b sEHR
WAS WASHINGTON, ,o' PA II msm9Ey Of our our
departed this life four years ago, February
6, 1943, and other deceased members OF
our family.
Oh, happy hours We once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still,
But death has left loneliness
The world can never fill.
Days of sadness still come over us,
Hidden tears so often flow;
Memory keeps them always near us,
Although they left us years ago:
THE FAMILY.
WOODALL, ELIZABETH In loving mem
ory of our beloved mother and grand
mother, ELIZABETH WOODAIL, who left
us seven years ago today, February g.,
A dear one from us has gone,
The voice we loved to hear is stilled
There is a vacancy in our hearts
Which never can be hllsd; ,,.
bauuHFEs ascE9A afcEMRE RII nN6 SEAE aMER
DOLYN PITTS
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Marie Slack Baldwin,
Active in Charity, Dies

Mrs. Marie Stack Baldwin, who
was active in church and charity
work in Georgetown for many years,
died at Georgetown Hospital yester-
day after a brief illness.
Mrs. Baldwin, who lived at 3010
p street NV, was the wife of Lau-
renee A. Baldwin, Veterans Admin
iStration official.
A native of Baltimore, she lived
in Georgetown for the last 10 years
and was a member of the Sodality
of the Visitation Convent and of
Holy Trinity Parish. She also was
a member of the board of directors
of the Catholic Home for the Aged.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Bald
win is survived by a son, Laurence
v. Baldwin, her father, Joseph D.
Stack, of Lutherville, Md, a brother
and six sisters.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Saturday at Corpus Christi
Church in Baltimore after services
in the home of her sister, Mrs.
Edward J. Coolahan, Of that city.
Burial will be in New Cathedral
Cemetery there.
Evening star., 1947-02-06

Heights, 10 days after entering the
hospital. He lived at 1905 Nine
teenth street Sc.
A native of Houston, Ind, he was
a resident here for more than rs
years. He began his Government
service in 1909 and transferred to
the GAO in 1921. He retired in May,
1914, as senior audit reviewer after
% years of service there.
He was a past grand master of the
Odd Fellows of the District, a past
chief patriarch Of the Fred D.
Stuart Encampment, secretary and
treasurer for a number Of years of
the Metropolis Lodge, as well as It's
noble grand; a former member of
the Grand Lodge of the Pythians
and Mason. -...
Besides Mrs. Kuhn, he is survived
by four other daughters, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Principe, of the Nineteenth
street address; Mrs. Wanda Shep-
ard, of Clermont, Fla; Mrs. Wylda
Applewhite, of Jacksonville, Fla,
and Mrs. Winona Artman, of In
dianapolis, Ind, and a son, Wayne
Cummings, also of Indianapolis.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Arlington Burial Planned
For James 6. Briqhf

Funeral services for James G.
Bright, 64, of 64 Adams street NV,
who died unexpectedly in Jackson
vile, Fla, Tuesday, will be held at
III am. tomorrow at Gawler's
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
INV. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Mr.. Bright, native of Washing
ton, was an accountant in the hotel
and bank interests of Mrs. Alfred
I. du Pont in Florida and Whining
ton, Del. He was a former deputy
commissioned in the Internal Reve-
nue. Bureau in charge of the income
tax unit, having served in the bureau
for six years until he retired in
1924. #
He was graduated from old Busi-
ness High School and entered the
field of hotel accountancy here.
Before going into Government serv-
ice, he was an accountant in the
Raleigh, Willard and Continental
Hotels and was associated, with the
old George w. Knox Transfer Co.
Since retirement from the Govern
ment in 1924, he had been an ac-
countant for the Du Pont interests
A veteran of the Spanish-Ameri-
can War, Mr.. Bright saw service in
the Infantry in Cuba.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Estelle Bright, and sister,
Mrs. Grace A. Haines, both OF
Washington.