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Evening star., 1948-06-11
II, I w IIID W.
EN-. 1890 TIL PM. 1904 Conn. Ave
GEORGIA AVE. BARGAIN

1st commercial. Excellent Petworth To-
its rms arransed as apts nS SEPARATE EN-
frances Each apt. has kit, bath. stove
and refgr. Fine home with good income
Convertible to business use II desired.
Cali for details till pm, EX. 7070.
PAUL J. MILLER
Evening star., 1948-06-11
PAUL J. MILLER
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

On l4th ST., above Shepherd st.-A we'll
built brick Colonial row home, gas h.-w.h (;
recently redecorated throughout; st moor
hall. living room, dining room, equipped
kitchen, front and double rear porches;
md floor, 3 Eood-sized bedrooms and
bath; nice yard and lear garage. Posses
sion with title Shown by appointment:
Terms to responsible purchaser. Call
Major Lane. MA. $500: ewes. and week
ENDS. WI. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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AN OUTSTANDING VALUE
In the Rollingwood section of Chevy Chase;
Colonial brick residence with t5 bedrms.) }.
2 full baths on 2ns floor: lst a. powder nI
u bath In the basement: beautiful fenced
in yard; sas heat; built-in sarage: electric
REFRIGERATOR: slate. roof. etc. Call Mr..
'iSfiAl SHANNON e. LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

home with charm; we are proud to
offer for the 1st time this det.. brick home,
located on deep, beautifully shrubbed lot;
Ist d., true center hall. lge. lv. rm,, din.
rm, mod kit. powder rm. and lse.
screeLed liv. porch; md f., 3 large bed
rms. . colorful tiled baths and lse.
closets: Bird f., Ice. insulated attic, semi
finished; basement has finished rec. room.
laundry rm and gas hot-water furnace; :;
det garage: home is in new-house cond. {;
owner is leaving city and wants quick
aale
Evening star., 1948-06-11

Thompson q Gray
9O4 Ellsworth DR.. ST. 600 IL
LITTLE AID, BIG BARGAIN
Silver Springs rms. 2 baths. full bsmt.:
bone with gear det. garage; located
on q lge lot; conv. to schools. stores
and transp,; very low down payment:
priced to sell
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
WI. 5500-l320; once open sun. and
eveninrs ia
Evening star., 1948-06-11

10th ST. (WEST)
First offering of this beautiful center
hall brick home. adjacent to Rock Creek
Park; 1st floor has beautiful living room
ern Fit, powder rm. with u bath: Ind
Il. has 3 bedrms !. baths; finished bed
rm in attic: basement has recreation rm.
This property Is about \ yrs. old and in
excel condition. Priced to sell $2S500.
F. A. TWEED co.
EN-. 1890 It'll PM, 1904 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
CRESTVIEW

N1CG0 Z I1V
An immaculate brick BUNGALOW with oil
h-wh.; nice Handicapped lot; near western
ave. and River rd.; can be purchased
with moderate cash payment and balance
in one trust. Exclusive
E. M. FRY, INC.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
CORNER BRICK

SIT ,500-Detached Brick
| A centerrentrance type brick home, To-
Gated / square of Macarthur blvd, in a
quiet square, free of trafnc; excellent
environment Elementary school. carline
and bus transportation within . blocks.
Bright comfortable house, living, room
.bout 24x13. side covered porch; cheerful
dining room, roomy kitchen, bedrooms.
attic space. Oil heat. built-in garage.
Fairly substantial cash payment required.
!evenings: EN-. 077o. THos; y FISHER
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SILVER SPRING

Near Argyle Country Club; det. brick. only
J yr old: 8 rms l bath. full basement
gas &C. heat: situated on fully sodded 10
Fer month. To inspect. call RE. $500
VIM G., LIBBY co.
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KENSINGTON

IOCUST HILLS
pstached brick house on large level lot
Ist d., bedroom and powder rm.; Z ped
heat. garage: priced right at $23. 500
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC
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GLOVER PARK

Corner, in wonderful condition, with
rooms. 2 baths. > rear porches, sarase
bus at corner, only blocks from Wis
ave. streetcar and stores. Call Miss Shoe
maker (eves., EN-. 1907
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
ma, 1855. Ia
Evening star., 1948-06-11

Immediate poss.; home Of distinction for
the disci imlnating purchaser: spacious
rms. tiled bath, full bsmt., gas h.-w.h.,
Colonial front porch; excellent condition
throughout WEITZ REALTY CORP, 905
18th st NV. ST 4665
Evening star., 1948-06-11

GLENMONT HEIGHTS
Flack st Five-room brick BUNGALOW with
an additional room l0x19. built on the
side, finished in knotty pine, would make
city water, auto. oil h-wh b., lot 70x150.
fenced; taxes, S63. Possession to suit.
price, SI35OO. FRED B. CUSHMAN,
$40 Frederick pike. Gaithersburs, tsle-
nbopa -l3
Evening star., 1948-06-11

A spacious 4-bedrm.. 2 bath detached
home in a most desirable residential sec
ton; center-hall plan. beautifully deco
rated; 2S-ft. liv. rn. with lovely f1replass
din rm.. nicely equipped kit: 3rd H.
heated bedrm. and large storage room:
side screened porch, det earase. poured
concrete bsmt., oil h.-w.h. Call Mr.. Jeter,
with
James L. Dixon & Co.
io:" Eth st. NV. ST. ZOO; ewes, RA
Evening star., 1948-06-11

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Attractive Dutch Colonial with spacious
center hall. lir. rm., din. rm. and kit. on
1sU A.: comfortable bedrms. and . baths
on 2nd A This charming home is COW
to all transp., shopping and schools. For
appt, see or call MI. SeideL Sligo 1901
evenings
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA

Near new Naval Hospital and Health In
brick house, slate roof. Owner has pur-
Ia sell quickly at $4,000. Located in
exclusive subdivision of fine homes, on
large, beautiful lot. For appt. to see and
NORTHWEST REALTY
Evening star., 1948-06-11
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
detached home on large lot, close to Rose
mary School: this is a very desirable loca-
room, 2la bath home, call us at once; LIST
floor has wide center hall with very fne
living room. dining room, kitchen. u bath,
2-car garage. Prompt possession.
F. A. TWEED co.
r.n1 r.rr ~. EM 1oQo till O n m 10
Evening star., 1948-06-11

LYMAN PL. N.E.-Fast poss. can be had
on this. desirable row, brick, Just east OF
Bladensburg I'd Eul' bsd1ms nsdm1, oil n.Wn; ssans
and refer.. porch. Priced at Sl0,95O; first
trust 1850, ~. $3.50 80 PER Per mo nfl inGi;
& CO. Call WA 5000 until pm. -12
MICHIGAN PARK-New semidet. brick. 6
ice rms. 2ka baths, lovely kit. full bsm. ;.
sas heat; nice lot. For details call FIR
17l7 till s. ACE REALTY SERVICE,
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CHEVY CHASE

reautiful 7-year-old white Colonial brick
one of the finest residential sections of
Chevy Chase, Md. only > squares from
transportation. OF center hall plan, it
tory on the st floor, and bedrms. and :,
baths on the ind floor; large screened
porch and iagstone patio; fireplace in
both living room and basement; large attic.
bult-in garage Owner is moving from
city Phone Mr. Clements, WO. 35l4. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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F. A. TWEED co.

Priced SCI .OOO-4 bedrooms. 21a baths:
lst floor has living room. dining room,
kitchen. library and large pantry closet
This house is in perfect condition and a
heater have lust been installed. Call
Grant Boss. MA. $500; ewes. and week
ends, EN-. 2195.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
Carol Brice
Gets $4,000
For Concerts

NEW YORK n. Y. - Carol
Brice, the crown princess OF
song. signed contract for a
minimum of $4,000 for the con-
cert season. l948-49. with w
Colston Leigh, Inc, last week.
The contract is unique within
itself by virtue Of the fact that
il is based on Miss Brice dong
maximum OF fifty concert en-
gagements during the season
l94S-49 The agreement does not
include radio appearances. Miss
Brice's recording contract, which
was also NEGOTIATED by her per
sonsl representatives. is con-
trolled entirely by herself And
all ROYALTIES derived from her
recordings are exclusively hers,
The young singer is scheduled
for more than sixty concert en-
gaeements during the current
season but feels that that IS an
excessive number which tends
10 keep her away from her fam
ily more than She desires In
the future il IS her intention. as
near as b possible. 20 do not
more than fifty formal concert
appearances
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
First Full-Length Film
Dizzy Gillespie, King
Of Be-Bop In WI OWE

for musical delight Of this
type who are called the Hubba
Hubba Girls liubha Huhba Is
Wha, voull say TOO when YOU
see them and when YOU have
seen this entire musical feast
DIZZY Gillespie is in there
pitching his live with no less
than l8 songs In which Is in-
cluded Salty Peanuts" need
we say more and that's not all.
On the same program as the
action Western film we bring
the first run showing of Rene
eade Trail" in which Bill Boyd.
Russell HAYDEN and "Gabby"
HAYES arc the starring trio in
a rough riding fast shooting,
never a slow moment Western
Of the type YOU like.
Then as an extra added at
traction a novelty short ieatur-
inc the all-colorcd girl band.
the world famous international
Sweethearts Of Rhythm rounds
out this great program No adj
vance in prices al the New Co
lumbia for this sock show which
Is lust another aprt OF the sea-
son of sensational colored films
being presented IN keeping with
is first run policy Don't miss
this great show. Doors open
daily al $50 am.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
The Gay Way
BY GYMBEE

Randy Sherman piano pTloc lcsdc % 5nzag nun5c r-
Thursday noon ID R.io S vest booking one
ume out from planning unit tour to toll mo something
Soft spoken sa,n.an oo.sci about All Jeoci yho bca q
haie Johnson thc d.'uie nn B llsnson. alto a
y getting started hut 0hen hc gan 70 tcl No boat ITS til ia
enough 70 ret Some notes IN my title blue boots
He started hls Detroit a.o v,h Ll>d wilson (, ,rc ol +
the spot nov plsye up q, u sao Feaf ,hc p ( 2 s
Music Bar, N's Ao'''0'e ana p n
HIS aIs piano lessons taken the East coast who
waves aasnne up against the shore 1t there that m
Scisn ny Ne x oesan 70 grow N me mno Of the yous
While SAT there listening Sherman said 4 think area
people chance 10 listen After all the people the righ TYP,
manshiP and solid presentation then will sell viii Sue
Patrons o aodern.mJsic IN oy stun ie.soei , !,
S'yle II 5 me KICK 90 beat but orchestra psv the
a masterfu method thc public wt Ike It ali M bovs m T.,
ability 70 work ven with Their instruments The al ny sta ny
lt,l lnu$' aSqf on arranging and directing CONDO
m o,eaA out m sweat delivering Be happy pappr and
M P Pasnns Is ! true that ne De recording ban an m
anybody SroIi, , quoly llea Silent 50 cr. u
Rhy6n6 Z ,i Nlau'i,g hne n3,iy director swceth
stricken in Texas N '"f'"''g i'n recent illness Il,
ire pav Wsms rsks his fine back at Howard rh
w be playing without the Bic Bill Moore b
banded BY Billy the Gale of office A I0%S NIB OF ms own b
ten into. ' ii0uDe maj Diz Gillespie ha. got
marry tSs po'NS ~" denied paper accounts that She
roits Eugene Ir, i ~, hayens cpogted engaged 70 Del
BOAT win thc Joe Louis party h. "a io E, aIu heea r
iiamtamck> B.Ncry CIh
and on Viii brne n n a M q nc lnk Spot, Frank l4-
Low m"c o 81 ,ne 1 ,illc Angei Now York ~ NO." s"o
be prn6 New YGI s Paradise The Basn as in her Tho
tine Jones nanaaer ce go al swank club Phily creS
ier oeing on tour for DAYS s oaek 10 Motor lows
sonny Carter cft tb, H.,
ustomctS In the S,t,na ,. - as y sing sweet song
hls M,rti4, luu MN. M
The question ~ iho t ,. assc Gardens for mono,
on NC National AVGA on t q 4 club Ike the Blue 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28

In Keeping with us policy OF
preScuun& TIE outstanding first
run colored film attractions as
soon as released The New CO.
luwtla Theatre AZ 50 Monroe
viii offe the ln.Witable DIZZY
Gillespie and that nvln' be-bop
band OF tvs IN "Jvin In BE-
Bop for one full week stating
S4nday Fen %
The t'tlc 81 the film describes
il so perfectly that ,Acgc is
little We can say about be- bop
other than come see and hear
A. We can tell Won about the
great cast appearing in support
of Dizzy Gillespie though and
don't hesitate IN stating that its
one Of the greatest all c0lored
casts ever assembled in one
picture Helen Humcs Sahjl Ray
Sneei and the delightful piano
organ duo " Dan Burley and
Johann TAYLOR who are AZ pres
ent sweeping the country with
Their nque and ear-pleasing
nuSi Then there is Freddie
Carte and n addition the most
beautiful euls eyer assembled
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
All GershWin
Concert Set
For March 5

An all-Gershwin concert VIII
be presented at the Detroit In
Sutute OF Arts on March by
the Florence Ames Temple No
II Of the Elks
LEROY Smith orchestra VIII
PLAY and the Imperial Choral
SOCIETY," Will sing The production
IS under the direction of La
Cldire Knox chorcographer and
Jerene c. Macklin. music de
rector Margaret Jones VIII be
pianist and Eugene Hancock or
ganIst
Russ CoWan VIII bc cOnlmcn-
tatog iOs . special Summertime
scene. tAc Peter Pan Nursery
will perform musical games
and Florence Ames Temple
youth VIII dranatize Swanee
Marcus Childs, june tones,
and Willie Jones. Will be soloists.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
Basic Postpones
Europe Tour To
Plan Concerts

NEW YORK.-Count Basic
the Jump King of Swing. has
decided to remain in the United
States in spite of an offer of
a guarantee OF $4,000 per week
that has been made for tho
Count and his band 70 do a TO-
week tour of several European
countries this Spring
The Count mixed the proposed
European tour so that he can
concentrate on the preparation
OK special material for the
Count Basic Cavalcadc" lazz.
concert series he will present
IN KEY cities throughout America
IN the near future In this con.
cert series Basic will highhght
the great works Of his illustrlous
musical career
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
AIhambra Theatre n ames
New Assistant Manager

Ire 6oormans work was so
GOOD. and he made SO many
flends that he was moved in
s,de and placed in charge OF
TIE balcony where his work
sgan attracted favorable COM
Went
NOW after less than Year.
re nos been ~ppo,nied assist
IN; manage Which makes MIN
tic ftgst Negro n such . po-
,Hor n ary major Woodward
avenue movie house
Ace s MARRIED and has two
chilG,ea
See Photo on Page lsl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28

A new assistant manager has
been appointed rs he Alhan-
nla Theatre, y was announced
this week by Pau & FIELDS.
manager
He IS Jesse Lee Ace So w1o
on!v 4 YES. agc Was 4 an,i1g
in local drug stoge
Felis met iim II me dguc
store ara was rp essc1 pr
his courtesN and .Hcrasgess He
hired Ace Who . S.N foot foar
as doorrian ans ~s5s him a
specIal IntogT
WORK WAS GOOD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
Lavish Show On
WJR Launches
Mercy Parade

The largest and most lavish
Detroit radio production OF the
new year will launch the annual
Red Cross drive when WIZ
broadcasts Parade Of Mercy"
SATURDAY. Feb IS, : 10 8 pm.
Cast for the one hour p1oduc-
ton includes the 70-voice "Ac-
cent on Youth" chorus: Paul
Lavoie's - piece orchestra: vo-
calsts Fred Kendall and Marian
Gillette: Grace Mcdonald. fem
ininc lead and Jack Good. COM
edian Of the Civic Light Opera.
Gay Divorcee" production. Har-
rs Wismer. nationally famous
spostScaSter and radio executive:
William Alderman, publisher OF
the Detroit Tires and other
WIZ star actors Red Cross
leaders viii make a brief speak
ing appearance on the show.
DENNY HIGH SCHOOL
Broadcast will originate from
the DENLY High School audi
.or.um and includes the COM
plete cast Of the WJR-DetroIt
Times Accent on Youth" Pro-
gam which plays before va
nous communities each Satur-
day. : 70 30. The broadcast IS
open 10 the public without
charge and without tickets with
the doors closing az 6:45.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-08
co. 900 VETERAN BONUS
CHECKS MAILED

With the mailing of 10000
checks in July, payment of the
Illinois veterans bonus is now
more than two-thirds done, &C
cording to Admiral John
Downes, director of the ser
vice recognition board.
AS of the end of July, $685.
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600. 900 bonus money has been
paid out in 100000 checks to
Cook county veterans and 3d.
600 checks to veterans down
state. Approximately 100000
claims remain to be paid,
DOwnes said.
The board expects about
$4,000 more claims to be fill
ed before the June 80, 1949
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mankind, such as CONTIGUOUS,
Brahma, Buddha, Socrates,
Plato and others, but they are
not willing to recognize HIS
Divinity. Of all great teach
ers, Jesus alone is Divine. Be-
cause He is the Son of God, He
is able to impart the New Birth
to men that they may become
"the sons of God" Jesus said
to Nicodemus, Except man
be born of water, and of the
Spirit, he cannot enter the
Kingdom of God" Salvation is
not the improvement of mans
sinful nature: it is a complete
transformation, making OF sim
full man ga new creature in
Christ Jesus"
II THE NEW BIR 7 H
WROUGHT BY THE
POWER OF THE SPIRIT.
Verses 6-8; Psalm 81 :5-12;
Ezekiel SO: &c, 27; Romans
5: 1921; 8:1-9; I CORN
thians 2:10-12; Galatians
5:17-23.
AS Jesus spoke to Nicode-
mus of the need for being born
again. Nicodemus thought this
impossible, considering only
the physical birth. However,
Jesus referred to the spiritual
birth; the obtaining of new
heart by ''the washing of re-
generation" wrought through
the power of the Holy Spirit.
In the natural world each spe-
cies in the vegetable and ami
NAL Kingdoms perpetuates it.
self by natural laws; but man,
in his fallen condition can
not save himself. A higher
power must lay hold of him.
Only by the power OF the
Holy Spirit can man ex,
perience the New Birth. And
through the New Birth a Sllhlef
becomes child Of God, a
spiritual being who loves the
things of God.
Jesus used an apt illustra-
ton from nature, that of the
wind, to illustrate the mys-
ferrous operation of the Holy
Spirit on the sinners heart and
life. No one knows where the
wind comes from nor where 1t
goes, yet every aone knows its
reality. In like manner the New
Birth is a real and abiding fact,
wrought by the Holy Spirit:
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Ye Must Be Born Again
John 3:1-17 Memory Verse John 316
Prepared Christian Catholic Church
Headou $3.50

III THE ILLUSTRATION OF
THE UPLIFTED BRAZEN
SERPENT. - Verses 9-17;
Numbers FL $50; Isaiah g:
6, 7; 53:1-5; Galatians 3:
13; IA, 5; Ephesians 2:
1-8; I John 4 1914.
To impress upon Nicodemus
the necessity of divinely-pro-
vided Sacrifice to make pos
sible mans redemption, Jesus
referred him to Moses, the law
giver of Israel. Nicodemus was
familiar with every incident in
the journey of the Children of
Israel from Egypt to the Prom
ised Land. To teach Nicode-
mus the fatal effects of sin,
and of the remedy for sin
through Christ's atoning death,
Jesus referred to the incident
of the fiery serpent which en-
tered the camp of Israel, caus-
ing the death of many as pun
ishment for their murmuring
against the Lord and His SER
wants Moses. When the peo-
pie confessed their sin, God
commanded Moses to make a
serpent of brass and set it up
on a pole, so that everyone
who looked upon this uplifted
serpent of brass might be heal
ed of the deadly bite of the SER
penis.
Jesus proved Himself to be
indeed a Master Teacher, zone
sent from God," as He unfold
ed to Nicodemus the full sig
nificance of this incident. The
venom of the deadly serpents
was an emblem of the deadly
| effects of sin. The uplifted bra
zen serpent was a type of
Christ, the Divinely-provided
| remedy for sin. It was neces-
sary for Jesus to be lifted up
on the Cross, to be ''made SIM"
! in order to provide Salvation
for sinners. Jesus also pointed
out the necessity of Hooking"
to - ''look and live!" - and
of accepting the Remedy which
God has provided, by ''believ-
ing, in His Son. John 3:16 is the
greatest verse in the Bible on
Salvation.
CAN YOU SAY THAT YOU
HAVE EXPERIENCED THE
NEW BIRTH?
These weekly Bible lessons, punch
ed for loose leaf folder, may be OBJ
tanned by mail for S1.00 a year.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-08
John 3:1-17

Salvation is one of the great
est of all words found In the
Bible. Only through the New
Birth can Salvation be expert
enced. In this lesson we learn
that Notwithstanding Nicode-
mus many good qualities, he
was in need of the New Birth
in order to see and enter the
Kingdom of God. 1t is also
necessary for every one, re-
CARELESS of rank or station in
life, to experience the New
Birth ere he can become a child
of God.
I THE NECESSITY OF BE-
ING BORN AGAIN TO
SEE AND TO ENTER THE
KINGDOM OF GOD. =
Verses is; Matthew %:
1922; John 1:11-13; Z:
5O-53; 9:38-42; II Corin-
thians SIT, 81; Titus 3:5.
Nicodemus is one of the most
interesting characters of the
New Testament.
The full light of the message
given by Jesus to Nicodemus
was not grasped at once by
him but came gradually, yet
certainly. Being of the sect Of
the Pharisees, Nicodemus had
much knowledge of God
through the Scriptures, but
longed for deeper understand;
ing of Gods way of Salvation;
and because of this longing,
he availed himself of the op-
portunity to visit Jesus. The
Jews were expecting the
promised Messiah to come and
establish for them the glori-
Gus earthly Kingdom promis-
ed to David. Nicodemus wish
ed to gain further knowledge
of this promise. Already he
had strong convictions regard
ing Jesus as a teacher sent
from Cod" but did not yet
realize that Jesus was Divine,
the Son of God, sent from heav-
en- to redeem man from his
sins. Jesus perceived the need
of his hungry soul and at once
touched upon the most vital of
all subjects - that of the New
Birth. Many today are willing
to acknowledge Jesus as "a
teacher sent from God,',, to
give Him a place of honor
among the great teachers of
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deadline. The board also has
some 10000 incomplete claims,
payment of which is held up
pending answers from vet
Grams to correspondence from
the board.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-11-11
Two Officials Will
Begin SiX-Year Terms

Judge L. B. Frazier and Pro
bate Judge Otto Polling will be-
gin new terms of six years each
when they take the oath of Of
flee in January.
Both their terms of office have
been increased from four to six
years, the new law going into
effect January /, 1949.
Judge Frazier of the Noble
County Common Pleas court was
un-opposed for his second term
and received the highest num-
Der of votes on either ticket.
Judge Polling defeated Leo E.
Carter in their race for Judge of
the Noble county Probate court.
All officials in the courthouse
will also receive a substantial
increase in salary.
Ironically enough, the Repub-
lican state legislature increased
their own salaries, as we'll as the
county officials, but throughout
the entire state, including Noble
county, the Democrats will reap
the harvest.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-11-11
Six Veterans Being
Returned To States

The bodies of six Servicemen,
who resided in southeastern Ohio
and Noble county, are among the
1923 bodies returned to this
country from Italy aboard the
United States Transport Law
renee Victory, the department of
the army announced today.
Originally inferred in temper
ary military cemeteries in Italy,
the bodies are being returned to
the United States for reburial at
the request of next-of-kin, 375
of whom are listed as residents
of Ohio.
Bodies being returned to res
idents of this area are as fol-
lows, next-of-kin in parentheses:
Pfc William c. Morgan (Mrs.
Gertrude Hazard Morgan, Cald-
well route g.; Pfc Edward Sc
crest (Rosa A. Secrest, Pleasant
City route p; Pfc Vearl o. Belts
Crank Belts, Lewisville route
u; and Pvt. Harold F. Baker
(Roy E. Baker, Woodsfield route
ID.
Although Mrs. Morgan resides
in Caldwell, it is understood that
Pfc William G. Morgan will be
buried at Ashland, the home of
his parents.