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Evening star., 1948-09-09
GIen Echo Post Office Honors
CLARA Barton ON Sale of Stamp

apartment dwelling. 1t can barely
be seen from the parking lot of the
amusement park there.
Thought Of Future.
Miss Barton always saw the HUI
morous side of situation" reports
Mrs. Canada. That's what kept
her going. She was too busy think
ing about the present and future to
worry about the disappointments of
the past.
II think there once was a young
man in Miss Barton's life, when she
lived at Oxford, Mass. But she
never spoke about it, and didn't
seem unhappy. Her life had been
too full. There always was too
much to do to look backward"
Mrs Canada, whose memory for
dates is failing, but who can vividly
recall incidents, said Miss Barton
was vegetarian.
Donald used to take her eggs
every day when he was little" she
smiled. "And I think she overpaid
him for them"
1t was through Miss Barton that
the first Ford appeared in Potomac,
Md, she said. A DR.. Pratt had
treated Miss Barton for many years,
the onetime postmistress recalled.
He never sent bill, but on Miss
Barton's death, a sum Of money was
willed to the physician. DR.. Pratt
promptly turned his horse out to
pasture, sold his buggy and bought
Model T, she said.
Plans for Shrine Failed.
1T once was planned to make
the Barton house here national
shrine" Mrs. Canada sighed. "Dr
Julian B. Hubbel, who gave up
private practice to aid Miss Barton
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|Benes 10 Be Buried
tomorrow in Tomb
On Country Estate
he A,.oeiated Pr.s.

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia. Sept. 8
Private burial rites for former
President Eduard Benes viii be held
lat his country home tomorrow, om-
|cial sources said today.
The body was taken back to Sed-
movo Usti, where Or. Benes died
last Friday. after Z closely guarded
state funeral which displayed Com
|munist apprehension over possible
|anti-sovernment demonstrations.
The Czechoslovak statesman will
be buried tomorrow In tomb on a
hillside Of his little country estate
overlooking the winding Luznice
River. which rolls through the coun-
tryside Of Southern Bohemia.
Troops Mustered.
Premier Anton Zapotocky mus
tered hundreds OF troops, police
and factory militia for yesterdays
state funeral in Prague. Hundreds
|of thousands Of mourners who
packed the line Of march were cut
|o6 by = wall Of human flesh and
steel from any chance at what the
Ministry OF Interior said might be
an attempt to "desecrate" the fu-
neral.
Among the precautions was a
change in funeral plans which saw
the body carried to Pankrac prison
for oficial rites, instead Of Hrad-
cany Castle, the palace DR.. Benes
occupied during his many years rs
President.
The change in route protected
President Klement Gottwald from
more than . brief exposure to the
crowds that jammed Prague streets
for the funeral. Gottwald succeeded
DR.. Benes after the latter resigned
rather than 60 along with the
Communists.
Gottwalds are Late.
President and Mrs. Gottwald ar
rived five minutes after the sched-
uled starting time for the rites in
the Hall Of Fame at the National
Museum and left before the group
in the hall. Gottwald did not ap-
Evening star., 1948-09-09

pear in the funeral procession nor
did he take part In the ceremonies
at Pankrac Prison.
Pankrac Prison was chosen be-
cause it was on the route back to
Sezimovo Usti. Members of DR..
Benes' family, the cabinet, diplo-
matte corps, members Of Parliament
and Archbishop Josef Beran as
semhled there to hear q final dis
course by the Lord Mayor Of Prague,
VaclAy Vasek.
Evening star., 1948-09-09
Death Toll Rises to II
In Chicago Factory BIost
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Sept. Deaths of
seven more victims raised to IL the
| toll in the explosion and fire at the
E. j. Brach and Sons candy factory
early Tuesday.
Four employees were killed in the
fire which swept the huge West
Side plant. Seven others died in
hospitals yesterday and today. About
20 persons suffered burns and in
juries in the blaze.
An inquest into the deaths is to
open tomorrow. The fire depart
ment investigated to determine the
cause of the explosion.
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Reatha

friends Of the Doris Miller Post. No. is4,
are invited to be present at o pm. Thurs
sss a.y Taie a ssrvssi sY ~ b ss s oass S5 seo
sso ann s1idss from Mount ZION @ q chures' aeia
18th st. and South Glebe I'd. 8
S.nb.4s asHa a piIs: Ia: e ssss san.sas as
@ 1s: q ". arc ne hssesy sss nosiasd to g. It: +
wv ssas s1esh.s ississh fiShA Of sfiISx fst
- Thursday evening. september 8,
Baptist Baptist Church. Arlington va. ''
9T2haE %fffaM yoh r MfNoE Ss assa sssrefsry Euler
TYLER' MaETHaE, IaEg On ,9sss. Tgssasy. SEP, Sep
sdEa5a T. Fl resting s
shiIos iiSIa New se'ssIls BIZ q; chuseh Rev. Rev. 4 .fs
Murchison ofdeiating. Interment Shiloh
Cemetery.
wAsHINGToS, CLARA. On Tuesday.
beIoaed be%a esf wife % q dsoaFs WasSinrsen
AsS I l sRes Ell s:e sna sister r.nS 0FG
FUNERAL iS Home. Roekyills. Ma: where fn-
neral ncEflCcS WILL Cc 1clQ Ou TTlQ6yy oCp-
tember 10, at 2 pm. Interment Lincoln
Park Cemetery, Rockville, Nd.
wLLINGHAM, NELSON B. On We'd
nesday, September 8, 194S, at the home
Rocks, Nd, NELSON B. WIILMGHAh.
Funeral from the Etcherson Funeral Home,
Frederick, Md, on Friday, September 10,
at 1890 am. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment in Lanham, Md.
WILSON. WILLIAM I. On wednesday;
Hospital, WILLIAM L. WILSON, of 1854
5sissld Ss1sysd T. hV;Ssnd W;1;. ei
Joseph e. Lawrence E., Jacss G., Russell
L., Ellis D. and Horace w. Wilson; broth;
er Of Charles wilson. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne, until 1 pm. Friday. Sep
tember 10. Services will be held at the
Nativity Episcopal Church, 1870 Mass.
ave. Sc. At 2 pm. Interment Fort Lin
ZIEGLER, ALICE. On Wednesday, Sep
tember 8, 1946, at the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. Nelson B. Wentzel. 1880
Nicholson st. NV, ALICE zIEGLER, be-
loved mother Of Calvin A. Ziegler and Mrs.
Nelson B. Wentzel, grandmother Of George
c. Wentzell and great-grandmother Of
George, 2nd, and Robert Wentzel Services
at Herndon, Pa. on Saturday, September
IL, at 10 am.
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Archie Kuhn, Bonker, Dies

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 GP9.-Archie
Kuhn, SO, retired Wall Street bank
er, died today in his suite at the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. He former
ly was president Of the banking
firm of Kuhn Brothers, which he
closed at his retirement in 1925.
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Fruit Inspector. Honored

.MARTTNSBURG, w. Va. Sept. .
(P.-J. j. Gardner. = veteran Of 20
years in the Federal-State Fruit In
spection Services once here, has
been awarded . certificate Of merit
by the Federal and State Inspectors
Association OF America.
Evening star., 1948-09-09

Pocket veto is the term commonly
applied to the action Of President
In Withholding approval Of q hill for
10 days when Congress adjourns be-
fore that time.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

TO CLOSE ESTATE@ cemetery lots. Best
location. Confessional cemetery. Can
MR. GUEST, EN-. 63S2. IL
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HAZARD. 1T. ALFRED 8. In .1s45,

;:::!: !: i: ~: 3:
Barth.. Services at the Trinity
Episcopal Church, 1908 Piney. Branch I'd.
NV, on Friday. September 10, 1948. at
2 pm. 1nterment Rock Creek Cemetery.
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DAVIS. JosEpH F. On "Wednesday, Sep.

DAVIS, JUSEPH r. IN IN Wresidence 9T01
Canp ave- NV, JOSEPH F. DAVIS. be.
ioved husband of Kate M. Davis, father o.
MRS kathryn Atkinson, inors, Eeme se4vceSS Ss6i Il
14fb st NV, on Saturday, September T.
Catholic Church Woodley I'd: ana n AZ Sstn mas. 81
VIII wiz be offered at am. for the reposs
rf his soul. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme' em
terry.
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TAIIEY, SERGT. ELIGHA.

day. ssptsmssr ., iszs, q hls residence:
Of Hdeiine Talley Of sl2 South Scott st..
Arlington. va. Remains will rest at the
above address after $3.50 pm. Thursday.
September g. Funeral services Friday,
September 10. at $50 am. at Mount Zion
Baptist Church, 18th and South Glehe I'd.
Arlington, Va. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Arrangements By the
Chinn Funeral Services.
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Sunday, September s, 194S, GENERAL
JOHNSON Of 837 North Columbus st.
Alexandria, Va, devoted husband of Mrs.
Louise Johnson, son Of Mr.. Henry johnson.
He also is survived by five children, four
brothers. two sisters, other relatives and
many friends. Relatives and friends may
call at the John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral
Home, 221 North Patrick ST., Alexandria,
Va, on Friday. September 8. after, pm.
at 12 noon. Interment Mount Pleasant,
Va 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-09

vae1tiOning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pleasant G. Breeder and son.
James, Of 1909 Olson Highway,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
COMFY Landers Of 1850 Bryant
Ave. No, left Sunday. July l.
for Jos. d. Wares Resort, Fifty
Lakes Rte, Pine River, MINI.
They will spend two weeks fish,
ing. boating. and swimming.
Mrs. Rosa smith Of Cualuhhert,
Ga, Is here visiting her daugh-
tiers, Mines. Rose Galloway, 334
Z. Ssth Ave. So, and Betty Hig-
gins, 52S Emerson Ave. No. Mrs.
Smith was accompanied by her
brother Mr.. Lester Smith. She
will spend two weeks there.
Baby Girl: Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
ion Parker, Slo llth Ave. No. are
the proud parents Of q baby girl
weighing six pounds thirteen
ounces. The baby girl who was
born Friday. June Is, at Fairview
Hospital was named Marilynn
Eiiae.
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George Dlehs0R. Of niAkealse,
Ohio, left Saturday. July .. after
spending y week here ~ the guest
" Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Mccoy,
Mr.. Dickson, who was . former
resident u Minneapolis, came
here 10 visit his father. Lester
Dickson,
Leaves rswn; Miss Catherine
Smith. Waterloo, Ia. left for her
home Friday. July J. She had
spent four days here for the
Youth Congress which was held
at 50, Peters A.M.E. Church.
Visiting Here Miss Mabel
Thomas and Mr., and Mrs, Charles
williams Of Omaha. Neh,. are the
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Young. Sa2S Fourth Ave
40, Miss Thomas. who Il = beauty
operator, and Mr., and Mrs, vii.
llams, the niece oi Mr.. and Mrs
Young. are here for the Elks Con.
vention,
visits Daughter; Mrs. velia
Keys Of Dallas. Texas, has spent
one month here visiting her
daughter and son.in-law. Mr., and
Mrs. Arthur Slaughter, 3sl0
Tenth Ave, So. Mrs, Keys will
take her grandson Xavier
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relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Harris, gI2 IRlehart Ave. parents;
Mr.. Louis Mason, sr., In Mime
apolls. parents and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul ThomAs0n. 77S Igishsrt Ave,
sister Of Mrs. Mason. Mr., Mason
ID the Industrial secretary Of the
Pittsburgh Urban League.
a family picnic was held At
Phalsn park on Monday, July s.
Mr.. Chester Oden, JT., stationed
NJ Fort Bragg. N. C.. arrived In
s. Paul on furlough. July 5, Mr.
odsn will visit his father. Mr., and
Mrs, Chester Oden, sSs IglshRrt
Ave. and mother. Mrs Juanita
Odsn In Minneapolis. MIR Odsn'a
furlouRh Ia for seven days
The PFaGmatsIa sorority met
Friday. July 2, at the Halle q
Brown, at q pm. Mr.. Jessie D.
ThUmas, assistant 10 the vice
chairman In charge Of Public Re.
lati0ns, American Red Cross, whs
the speaker.
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EI.K CONYENuON MOTIFS

Among the delegates and Visls
tors from Tulsa. okla, seen Rt the
convention here were Mrs. Ned
Sanders. Mrs. John Sanders, Mrs.
IN, v. Thompson, Mrs, Georgia
Wilson and Mrs. u. " WoOdE0n
Mrs, WOodAon IL vIce-president oi
the MiddIewestcrn Assn. women'S
group,
Mrs. Iva Hall. daughter ruler OF
Mountain Temple No, ia, arrived
In Minneapolis Saturday morning
Major Clarinda Turner Of Oma.
ha, Nob., q major on the stan Of
the Antlered Guard was among
tho fiTst arrivals on Saturday,
Mrs, Katherine Clark Of Den.
YER, Colorado. II the state dircc.
tress " the Purple Cross.
Two convention buddies were
ivory q, Montgomery, Colorado
district deputy, and Eddie Won
Dickerson, both Of DcnVer's
Mountain Lodge No, 30.
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Slaughter. with her and they will
stop of in St. Louis. Mo. There
they will visit Mrs. Keys daugh.
ter and sOn.in-law Mrs. Keys left
Friday, July 2.
Miss Barbara Wright, Water.
loo. Ia. left Minneapolis Thurs
day. July |, for her home. Miss
Wright was here for the A.M.E.
Youth Congress and she was the
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Roach. 3OI7 Fifth Ave. so.
Visiting Aunt: Mr.. Thomas
Brown Of Des Moines, Ia, will
spend the rest Of the summer with
his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs,
Ralph Wilson, 3749 Fourth Ave.
So.
spend the Week End: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Wilson, 3749 Fourth
Ave. So, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
McAdams. 934 z. 3sth ST., and
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brown, 334
T. 58th 81. spent the week END Of
June IS in Duluth, MINI.
Booker 7. Washington Club:
The Booker T. Washington Club
met Tuesday, June ~, at the home
Of Mrs James Jones. 1900 Port
land Ave, So. This was the last
meeting for the club for the sum
mer.
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Social and Personal
h Minneapolis Il

Here for the Conference:
The following young people
were here for the Youth Con-
gress given by the A.M.E's Of
St. Paul District: Misses Vio-
let and jeanne Montjoy and
Marjorie Hayes Of Waterloo are
the house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Evans, 3749 Fourth Ave. So,
Lourraine Maddox, Jeanne Wal
ker and Charles Alnutt Of Cedar
Rapids, La; Catherine Smith Of
Waterloo who Is staying at Mrs.
Thomas Morris, 374S Fourth Ave.
So. and Barbara Wright of Water
loo who Is residing at Mrs. Es-
Their Roach's home, 39l7 Fifth
Ave. So.
Spend Week-ERd In Chicago:
Miss Mary Lee, 352s Clinton Ave.
So, and Mrs. Jane TyTrell, 723
Emerson Ave. No, win spend the
weekend in Chicago. They will
visit Miss Gloria Jackson.
Leaving fOF Des M0lnes: Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Phillips, I'LL
Fourth Ave. So, and Mrs. Cliff
ford Rucker and children left
Friday, July 2, for Dies Moines,
where they will spend the week
end.
Enters Army; Mr.. Jerry Bailey,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Bailey,
3549 Fourth Ave. So. left Thurs
day, July /, for Fort Knox, Ky,
where he win be stationed for
his first months in the U. s. Army.
Jerry, June grad Of De La Sale
High had planned to enter Dun
woody Institute.
Visiting Cousin: Miss JuanIta
Mexican of Columbia, Tenn, Is
the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Hall. 243O Fifth Ave. So.
Miss Mexican plans TO stay indie
hnitely.
Mrs. John Shepard, 352s Fifth
Ave. So, left Tuesday, June n,
for Chicago where she will spend
three weeks.
Motoring 20 Oklahoma: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Daley. 2433 Fifth
Ave, So, and daughter, Georgetta,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Cater,
3424 Clinton Ave. So, will motor
TO Oklahoma City Friday. July 2
They will be gone ten days and
on their way back they will stop
OF in Topeka, Kans.
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the Kansas City Urban League
Mrs. Edward Eastman 0f SS5
81. Anthony Ave, who has been
III ut home for the past two
months, ia now improving steadily
and able 10 be up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alexander.
who we're making their home
temporarily with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester odsn, $50 Iglehart Ave.
and their daughter. Mrs John
Scott and aon. SIS W, JeaSamins,
left by motor on Friday. June
IS. for q trip 10 Chicago, Joliet,
Louisville and California
The Non. Pareil club will not
hold their regular club meeting
In the month Of July, Their plans
are % entertain their husbands
Ut . picnic q. Kings Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo EIohanon and
son, Michael. Of Omaha. arrived
In ST. Paul, Saturday. July >,
for q visit with their parents,
Mr., and Mrs, C.. W. WiRinRton
Of go S. Anthony Ave Mrs,
Bohanon Il the sister Of Mrs.
Lounser Pembsrt6n. and dauRh.
ter Of the WiRlnaton'S,
New MeAldsmeei Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus l.. Hill, and daughter.
carmslita, former residents Of
B7S ~, Anthony Ave. are now
making their home In their apart.
ment Ut s7B Rondo Ave,
NJ. aud AIFs. I.0uls Mason Of
Pittsburgh, arrived In the city.
Saturday, July 8. for q visit with
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Mrs. w. A. Ross, S62S Clinton
Ave. So, arrived home from Loo
Angeles Tuesday night, June %
after spending three months
there. She visited her father, Mr.
William Smith, Mrs. Jane Erich,
Mrs. Clarence Martin and Mrs
Eugene Henderson.
Leaving for Milwaukee: Mrs.
Margaret Sanders, 1891 4lst Ave
So, left Saturday, July 3, for Mil.
waukee and Chicago.
Mrs. Mae Greer, Sis James
Ave. No. left Friday night for
Chicago. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Marion Perry.
Birthday Club: The Birthday
Club sponsored q dance Tuesday,
June ~. at Theodore wirth Park.
The members Of the club are:
Mines. Pat Dawson, Grace Bryant,
Bea CassiuS, Elva Jones, Maxine
Jones, ConSuelo Poole, Helen
Phillips, Minnie Rhodes, Beatrice
Slemmons, Helen Smith, Barbara
Strawder, Ann Mann and Flossie
Harris.
Mrs. Ethel Saunders, left Fri
day, June IS, for faster. Ala,
where she will spend two weeks
visiting her sister. Mrs. L. Rich.
ardson.
Mrs, Pleasant G. Breeder. 1908
Olson Highway, celebrated their
18th wedding anniversary, Fri.
day June Is.
Celebrate Anniversary: Mr.. and
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INl WAY SEE
e BY NEIL D0DS0A RUSSELL

have before the desk write this delightful little
all done with ths brand Nggerhead Oyss
The erreS canned by the Aughnbaueh eannees In Biloxi
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Mr.. aud MEs. Louis Mason Of
Pittsburgh, arrived In the city.
Saturday, July 8. for q visit with
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Negro Ne has his mouth opened pEopSEtIOnsE1
Of the MAmouth Cave ana swallowing OyssrJ
miles from lSppi brOthshOod WORK
suspended briefly department. morning a. the
nantly THIS what found the bAsasIdi THIS what
found etc. etc."
The can Of the obnOxolaly labeled stun was
two weeks the shelves Of food several blocks
my house,
J. r wardiaw the Minneapolis League informs me
two Of his local retail chains handling oysters
stock them their stores were the last
stores reported 10 have been selling the brand Meanwhile
and Meaum handling oysters here have
expressed the desire remedyng the local situation
The only BY which this Item be
shelves Of the naon feed stores through cutting
on retail distribution sufficiently cannery
boys start doing heavy thinking The brand Od
old so they aren't going give this easily
The column WAS NOT intended as political
plug for the Dewey As far YOURS TRULY
American voters In the coming national elections win
ious choice Of selecting the lesser Of several evils
One Of Republican readers has Indignantly inquired whether
or not consider Governor Luther Youngdahl liberal?
My h Any resemblance between YOunEdah
actions to date and the actions Of the Republican party presently
constituted h purely eolneldsntaI,
Whasha wanta bet that the OutpOksnsss against
segregated already unhappy
m'nS among the cor inner sanetum' HamT
Leon Henderson, former oPA head and the national
head Of Americans for Democratic Action appeared Capitol
Coakroom radio show recently didn't
tried To make out for Eisenhower Seeing
far hasn't said mumbng anything except
segregation the armed forces (which he has attempted justify
It's purely speculation for ADA anybody claim him
Mr. Henderson described Hank Wallace staggering
looking for q place 10 fall"
II the antTuman Democrats don't make their minds
they're also going To be doing bowlegged turkey tro
The telephone Is dsviSh conaption the hands OF
people don't the dawggone things myself unless
Every time pick think of how regulations have
been blasted marriages ateetCnR and glory
because of the instrument Mr.. Bell invented
Certain banned from the
Of the telephone sy for only peer
the bedshee Of their nds yackaa yaek
yackata all day long.
don't think make half dozen PERSONAL When
do make en- it's for definite As
when Brother Saphoode slipping with Sister Fapdoode
when Gere Gulch being with Sadie FlooEc old
long nobody Brother Russell tipping down
makes difference Al least spend
portion Of what very little leisure time running my
into small black disk. Give a good anytime
Telephones bahi
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\ 81. Paul Il

Baby Girl Mrs LOuBecT PembeEtOn Of Kansas City Mo,
presented her husband his second child girl Tuesday,
June 90 at ST. JosephS hospital The baby weighed lbs
and II Mrs Pemberton visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs w. WignRon SO ST. Anthony Ave. Mr. Pcmberton
plans Join her here July o. He IL Industrial secretary Of
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The first time saw this canned atrocity was
during the early war years when was working
in New York. A merchant marine seaman came into
the Newspaper once one morning bringing with
him collection Of war trophies from the battle.
fields Of Africa.
Among them was an empty tin Of "NIggsFhsad''
oysters. The inside Fusted but the label ON the
outside was intact the label has red bach ground
over which ID supsE.ImpoSed the head Oi . woody
haired uaann- asaoutR@A tknuaA napLsafuWa ~ y
Evening star., 1948-09-19
HOUSES FOR sAIE-Northwe.t.
TWO TOWN HOUSES

In exclusive residential neighborhood west
of Conn. ave, convenient to schools, shops
and transp.
R st. nr. 22nd-Attached brick house o!
distinguished Georgian design with fine
cep. hall, library. spacious liv. rm., over
looking and leading to lge incl. brick
paved garden. In the bsmt. din. rm
ldry. with Bendix maids rm and Law;
on the End f., . dbl. bedrms, single rn
2 baths: Bird f.. 2 dbl. bedrms., bath
single rm and Law, open freplaces; GE
oil burner; excellent cond. throughout
Price. $4,000.
gath St. mr. S+Att. brick house with
pantry, mod, kit. 3 bedrms. and bath
on both End and 3rd frs, maids rm..
bath, ldry. in bsmt.; pleasant incl gar
den; oil heat Completely redec through
out. 1mmed. occupancy. S335OO. Shown
by appt. only. Call OWNER, CO. 6S17.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-konhwe.,.

COLORED-1O1a Y ST. N.W.-I1. rms, {
sassi ssna,as s ons apss $3.50 Saean can't pen
CoLoRED EXCLUSIVE Northwest sec.
ment-type 5-rm. brick. fireplace in livina
and dining rooms, nice rear yard; beau
tifully decorated; bath, h.-w. heat: only
S15,95o; terms. HEANEY & COMPANY
COLORED-EQUITABLE REALTY co. Of
fers buy of a lifetime; beautifully fur
ntshed house, converted 3 apts.; excellent
Euclid st. n.w.-Home and investment;
3-story. l l rms, apts.,. INV. oil heat;
substantial cash required. Mr. Carter
52S Kenyon st. n.w.-2-story. 1o-rm
Colonial brick. concrete porch, deep lot
oil heat: reasonably priced. MI. 20S0.
SI5.95O. Mr lemons. DU 031a. MI. 2OS0,
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BRICK BUNGALOW

BRICK BUNGALOW
English type. situated on a deep, level
fenced-in lot, in an area that's paradise
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mod. kit with brkfst. space, . bedrrns
and tile bath; stairway to lge. expandable
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ducts. Full bsmt. with fln. rm. and bath:
gas a.-c: heat; conven. to transp., shop
ping, schools and churches. Exceptional
value on todays market Call MA. 9797
Sunday.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
Realtors, ao5 New York ave. NV.
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Colored-Open SUM-, 8 to 8
631 Quebec place NV. substantially bull,
house with 4 bedrms., tile bath, . inclosed
rear. porches. concrete front porch, full
bsmt.. garage.
JOHN R. PINKETT, INC.
1902 New Jersey ave. NV, DU. O707.
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A K1RKs1DE DEVELOPMENT
6605 Pineu Branch Rd. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 1-6


5916 2nd st. nw.-Det brick and stone
residence; ST f., living room, dining room,
breakfast NOOK, kitchen, bedroom, @ tiled
bath and Incl. sunroom; 2nd f., bed
rooms, tiled bath; bs cement, paneled rec.
room and bar. det. garage, oil air-condi-
toned heat house in perfect condition,
must be seen to be appreciated grounds
have been Handicapped and terraced stone
patio: outside cleo. Lighting and many
other extras only Sc6,5hO W: j. NEU-
LAND. iii 18th st. NV, EX, 2931;
ewes and SUNDAY. NO s3I4. 10