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MONEY WANTED.

AVAILABLE first mortgages on nearby Md.
homes; $4,000, PAYABLE S45 per month;
So, 800, payable S37 so per month; ~ 800,
S2S per month All carry 81 interest.
Mr.. PARKS, UN. 3400; ewes, no. 1880
III
of MONTGOMERY Co, Property appraised
$4,000 Box 230-B, Star liz
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp

HYATTSVILLE-Cozy bungalow on lge
corner lot: 5 rms. and bath; newly re-
decorated; full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.. hrepl
movies, schools. ETC.; $4,000 down; reas
mo. payments, MADELINE z. DALEY
VA: 1922 until 9 pmmx ,.pr ,;1dls
rooms, 3 baths, 2 large porches on lot
1OOx2OO. Income $1,000 to $4,000 pei
month. Present owner moving from city
MARSHAII j. WAPLE CO., d. 3346.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidinGs available,
zoned industrial; both in D. c. and nearby
short-term lease. PEBBLES CHEMICAL
CO., once. UN. .2525; res, CO, 7197.
BLADENSBURG, MD.-On the B. &. o.
railroad; heavy Industrial grouud for eent
q eslo, VA. ISkS oy uN. ASA.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION service
of pkg mdse incl local del. and out-of-
town shipping, via truck or rail. is the
modern method for broker, factory rep or
natl distrib. METROPOLITAN WARE
HOUSE CO., 80 Fla. ave. ne. HO. O6S2
DOWNTOWNA-sto bldg. on soft.
alley: elevator, toilets. furnace; comprising
1000 50. 1T. net; storage or manufactur-
ing; suitcase; low rent; possession June /.
RA. 4T42. IL
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STORES WANTED.

LIST YOUR PROPERTIES with us for
quick action Many OF our clients, IN
cluding out of town chain store companies,
are looking for store locations. Call Mr..
Kiely, LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SAIL

CHOICE SITE for light industry or ware
house; excel. situated for truck or rail
distribution: 24O-ft. frontage; about l2o-
to Falls Church: Zone MI. COMMON
WEALTH REALTY, OW $500, OK. 2341
LOT 5Ox1go FT., zoned industrial. 14oo
block L st. s.e.; $500 LIST trust: price
SI2,g50. JACK CooPERSMITH. 927 18th
st. NV. RE. 1925 or your own broker.
NORTHEAST d. C.-About $4,000 So IT.
level, End coml. ground, 13O it. street
frontage, with garages and 2-story BLDG. ::
upstairs rented at $685. now used as con-
tractors yard; $4,000. A. M. ROTH.
RE 1880. 80
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VALLEY AVE, nr. Wheeler rd. s.e.--l5,- :
$50 SO. it., zoned apts; all utils; 1bc So.
it.; vast construction in vicinity.
9th and Newcomb sts. Sc, corner, 6,612
50. it., ait. site: all utils S4.150.
2nd and Xenia SITS. Sc, corner, 75x1OO
all utils. S3,S00.
18th and Congress SITS. Sc, apt. site,
23.306 So IT,; less than 35c So. It.
5th and Mellon SITS. s.e., corner. 1888
So it., apt. site; all utils. S5,2b0.
Wheeler rd. Sc, lst commercial. 22,26S
50. #. SCOTT SANDERS, TE. 1868; ewes,
vi. O990.
BUILDING HOME! Let Jus, help you
select your site. You will md all types
of lots on, our list in Southeast D. c. or
Forestviiie-2 lots box1bo. on Spring
St, near stores. buses and city water;
priced at 5000 each.
Forestville, Leona st.-2 lots with 100
IT. frontage. fine old trees. with water
available; $1,000.
Forestville. Ritchie rd.-5 level; and
cleared lots 50x150, with water available;
$3.50 each.
each; cleared in front, wooded in back q
fine location of Naval Gun Shop or Naval
Research Laboratory; $1,000 each.
d. c., Walters lane, near Forestville-
lots 75x1S0 each. cleared and level,
with city water; $1,000 each.
D. c.. 1900 45th pl se.-53x100. with
all utilities; fine neighborhood; $4,000.
For additional information. phone AT.
1927. c. D. MURPHY, Realtor, 1401 25th
St Sc. III
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE

MT. VERNON AVE, Alexandria = Coml.
ground, various size frontages. third
cash, bal. monthly; will subordinate to
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales cur specially; q
you are buying Or seiltns an autemobtls,
FINANCE CO. i102 New York ave. nv.
Republic 1900.
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SUMMER HOMES.
VERMONT

VERMONT-b-bedrm, 2-bath, nicely fur
nished, restored Colonial; neal, Dartmouth
College; vegetable, flower gardens, swim
ming pool. horse pasture gear garage;
long season; 5000. ME. 1851. III
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9-RM. HOME plus one finished in attic,
space for several more. all rooms extra
lge., front and side porch. full basement.
oil heat. 2.car garage, opposite Colonial
Village on Veitch st.
3-bedrm. home, stone and frame, ask
ing S16,500. with substantial allowance for
painting. decorating. etc, IT desired. C,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

URGENT NEED Of 5 or rm. house in
nearby Prince Georges County; contact
my agent at once. UN. 1907. al
IN SILVER SPRING-4-bedroom, 2-bath
frame home around $4,000. Call MR..
BURST 81, 1892
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BUILDERS, ATTENTION-We are now
psn 1s nd limited to aua nanssd 8 Sudsrs Ets n
and water is available and streets have
been cut affording immediate construction
d hs pss e own may and s m sbci
ns1 manent 70 f,naneine eaep Financina 1 l q the the
sss see e be ss nsy $3.50 e'sasa
til dark; weekdays, till 8. COLONIAL
HxWTHoRNHs5foot HsyESTHENE s. lot. in this lovely
must be sold, priced at less than cost, ali
e2&5~rEE 5s5:io5:ss S5ssE r. e
TO THE PERSON wanting living space for
yet near shops buses; schools and only Is
minutes from washington by. Shirley
will rnsnosa ss dfes, semn.x few half
LOT Ne, E., white, compiete plans and per
init for 30-unit apt. Open for offer
MAURIcE KAY, 1ol0 Vermont ave- RE.
ccIIIE1ARwooD. HYATrsvlLLE 5oxl5o
Kennedy st., near ear.s, S6th aye; block n,I to
MUST sELI@A level wooded lot in Chevy
Chase View; 100-ft. frontage, 1bo-ft. deep;
$s;Soe FOR 5arthsr iptSrnssien. r. e esIi a
$50 DOWN WILL BUY you h-acre lot in
stss !a DtlSs KSY SESEGY !s' e. "a $ i
f., o4sS l35,ft. frontage. Phone OWNER
' APT. SITE. $4,000 So. #: on . .v. corner; r. !.
f:seaf fxcfuslSp RI. 11siR sdii6ERs. StiE pREAMEa
roads. road y holes solf. tenni: courts, soan.
s,y sEsnss eIuI rR MiaS5 iaS5 Country Club Md No
IANHAM PARKcBeautiful lots, 1ooxl so
feet. $3.50, $l00 down, $15 monthly. City
eestric Phone Ra ssTvss afan
Invited. Directions: Bladensburg I'd. TO
Peace Gross, out Defense hishgsy., AZ
miles to rfe ef sds Ssn o nesnEe
until dark. THOMAS r. HALEY: Phone
pons tos qa Sesa IF p1Sa 4se sts r M5s
Moophp HoMEsfTEs % snnM $685. ssa5 EACH
by Montgomery County, miles siyer
diStanee; scheGls and and shopping. o. L,
aHERRRA SEWER, WATEk, GAS: ti9s electric in a large
District Heights. ready for immediate con-
and PRICED fto, right g f0r oudrs
1Ss oSiced III from $500 each: On On anTecoTded
erty with contract for immediate extern
sion, $1,000 acre: large area offered in
whole or part foT sos projects at $4,000 q,
acre. FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES,
INC. 1928 X st. NV. Phone Mr.. Richards,
office phone, MA. 9141; residence phone,
BERWYN Sci HEIGHTS, MD.-ao lots; suit
able for low-cost housing; reas. OWNER
sE sshDGi.0 GGors with all improvements: in
better sec. of Arlington: can sen to indi-
viduals or in quantity to builders. Act now!
LURIA BROS, 2046 Wilson blvd... .OW.
REGARDLEss OF SIZE OR PRICE, wooded
or clear It viii pay yOu to contact Mt,, ns
BEATTY oooo 60 !,o- -Annandale' Va. gall' s
shHssf Iofs. osgsafsT gradbary Heights. block 81
CORNER LOCATIONS, 1st and 2nd com
mercial. suitable for used car and any
type Of outdoor business these are most most
pedestrian locations. LOUIS BURMlAaN' "a
BRADLEY HILLS GRovE-Beautiful level,
corner lot, with large, stately trees; nearly
an acre in size; for sale by owner; 81 80.
Call OR. OF SO or MA. Obs. 20
CREsTWOOD, on Argyle ter.--Beautifully
situated and level. RE. 1914; ewes, RA.
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MOTORCYCLES.

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1912; good eond. ,6s SeS 4
to appreciate; 1875. Can be seen ~
WiZZEk motor bike. almost F rss: oT3H
1sel:1d;S6sssm &. 1sSs h'sdhsnH'
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

FOR LEASE, Colonial Beach, va.-20:
room hotel. PARTICULARS 9nIy by personal
NV MA 1886 Home. RA. 1866. lis
REHOBOTH, DEL.-Real estate, sales.
rentals. MARTHA HOMAN BARD, Bosrd.
walk and Maryland ave. Tel 1891.
Phila., Pa, Trinity 73s67. IT,
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

GARAGE and service station combined, IN
Maryland. convenient to ne. Washington;
also furnishings for 5-room apartment.
Box OLGA Star LIZ
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

IIa7 10th ST. NV story double
brick garage; viii remodel for responsible
tenant suitable able, for storage or parkHin,sI: H,I:
FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO. 915 New
York ave. NV. Ma. 7416. u
40. 1894 After S nm. -
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LONG LEASE, owner pays taxes and ii
surance only; price 10 times rental Cs
MR.. JOLLES, SR. Ring ME. 540O or T.
1919 evenings. lis
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PROPERTY WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease. A. u.
ROTH. Woodward Bldg. RE. 1880.
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LOTS FOR RENT.
STORES FOR SALE.

LOT suitable for used car lot, 60x1.
510-12 Kennedy st. NV. CO. $40: af
6, GE. 1926. Al
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

'WO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS, mail and
hour telephone secretarial service;
available. 40 Bond Bldg,
4th and N. Y. ave. Call D1. 2SOl. IL
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OFFICES WANTED.

ESTABLISHED EXPOkTEk, renned cnen-
tele. need uptown location; lge. rn1 ;,
accommodate 2 persons. and desk space In
reception; unfurn.; conv. to Statler; mod
ern office bldg TR 6b59. -l0
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struction. corner Russell rd. and Mt. Ida,
Alexandria; 1st f., lge. liy; rm.: din. rm.,
equipped kit, center hall with outside
entrance; End a., 3 lge. bedrms. and bath;
VIII. new Crane oil burner and boiler
new ,.! auto water heater; SA lots with Hdh
down, first trust AZ. Call TIE. O572 week
aHHs ARI1NGToN StiTr I RIDGE RID. HoME-io min
Navy Annex and Pentagon; over "a acre
lovely shrubbery,, cherry and apples;
Cape God in of sks v
pantry; upstairs, 2 bdrms., one with dress
o nF hes1 nss sd sendx sah snndrg tray
@ suestioom and tllsd bath screensd sd,
porch; concrete under entire house; termits
private: Eus APTI ppieed ''S4 Se45ooi j. LEE PRICE
1908 So; Arlington Ridge I'd. OK. 1900
MISSIONER HILLS VICINITY. s107 N
ment. If interested: Immediate possession;
s1es ot oFfs Il E faRf Esd fpnfs1v
THREE -BEDRM.. all-brick home; !S14,60O
Lee liv. rm with e., fireplace: din; rm
So a', Ariinsson Ht ) LEE PRICE, sso$ se
ARLINGTON FoREsT-we submit 70,
your inspection this 3-bedroom brick Co
lonial that is quite a bit below today:
market. as the owner desires a quick sale
Nice level lot and very good terms can bt
arranged CECIL B. LUPTON. Realtor
| Ow 1898. OK. 0S59 and ewes. CH. 2577
RETIRE IN COUNTRY, "a mne corp. lin.
| its of Falls Church; n acre. 6 apple trees
| s-yr.-old house. rms. and bath on Isl
A. finished attic. frepl,. hardwood fs.
Venetian blinds. full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.
elec. stove and refgr; substantial down pay.
ment BURNERS REALTY CO, 4401
Fairfax Dr. Arl, Va. CHI. 1853. III
| subdiv., at Lee hwy. and Cedar lane, 4 VI
miles past Falls Ch. OWNER, FA SAG
ALExANDRIA-Immac 2 bedrooms
semidet;, full esmt;; oil heat 12ypI 3Xre,
BROS: Go4s Wilson blvd, oW; $500; IL
section: All lie. rms, including 3 bedrms M.
bsmt. Beautiful landscaping; conv: L
everything. LURIA BROS, 2o46 Wilson
4 BRICK HOME at a moderate price
Payment. SIS mo; Living room, dinins
room, very nice kitchen with tiled walls
| fully equipped: ? nice bedrooms ane
bath on End floor. full basement. oil heat
Venetian blinds, storm windows min
| to Navy Annex, SEwEIL REALTY CO. Il
8. xGlebe rd. at Lee blvd. OK. 0211
0LI 1s7S-o57A. Open svss. LIZ
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to Europe on intelligence duty. He
has three children, Mrs. Giles Mills,
now living in England; Mrs. Alden
Bigelow of Charlottesville, Va, and
Edward H. Tuck, Upper Marlboro.
Before being named director gen.
eral of the IRO, Mr.. Tuck had been
executive secretary Of the organi-
zation,s preparatory commission
since July. 1947. This commission
functioned until Is nations had
ratified the U. Ms refugee agree
ment. An expert on foreign relief.
Mr.. Tuck is a long time associate
of former President Hoover.
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Mrs. McGarvey Dies;
Labor 0rqanizer's S Widow

Mrs. Catherine Boyce McGarvev
80, widow of an early organizer of
miners in the anthracite fields of
Pennsylvania, died yesterday in her
home, 216 Maryland avenue NE.
after a long illness.
Mrs. McGarvey's husband, Hugh
McGarvey, who died in 1921, was
active in organizing the old Green
back Labor Party and the knights
of Labor, her family said. She was
q native of Beaver Meadow. Pa,
and spent her youth in Rio de
Janeiro. She had lived in Wash
ington since 1920.
Surviving are two daughters, Miss
Sara A. McGarvey and Mrs. Anna
A. Peifer: two sons, Hugh T. Nc
Garvey, jr., and Aloysious A. Nc
Garvey, all of Washington, and five
grandchildren
Funeral services will be held at
am. Monday at st. Joseph's CaCh-
olic Church, Second and C streets
NE. Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Cardinal Rossi, II,
Official al Vatican,
Dies in North Italy
Ry the Assoei ted Press

VATICAN CITY, Sept. 17.--Raf-
faele Carlo Cardinal Rossi, 72, Sec
retary of the Consistorial Congrega-
ton, died last night at Bassano del
Grappa Veneto, in Northern italy, 1t
was learned here today.
Cardinal Rossi had been ailing for
some time and suffered a heart at
tack in Rome several months ago.
News of his death reached the
Vatican almost at the same time as
that of the death of another prince
of the church, Emanuele Cardinal
Arce y Ochotorena, Archbishop of
Tarragona, Spain, who died yeSter-
day.
Cardinals Reduced to 81.
The two deaths reduced to 81 the
number of Cardinals-13 below the
full quota of the Sacred College.
Cardinal Rossi was made a car
dinal at secret consistory June 80,
1880.
Born at Pisa, he took the VOWS of
the mendicant order of Carmelites
when he was 20. Five years later
he was ordained to the priesthood.
Carried Out Missions.
For seven years he carried out
several confidential missions for his
own order and the Holy See. In
May, 1920, he was consecrated
. Bishop of Volterra, and had charge
of that diocese for three years.
From Volterra he was called back
to Rome in 1923 by Pope Plus XII to
become assessor of the Consistorial
Congregation and the same year was
promoted to be titular Archbishop
of Thessalonika (Salonika). Since
then he had served in many Vatican
offices
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Ends Of New Tunnel Linked
Under New York Harbor

+ NEW YORK, Sept. ia 30
pound dynamite blast lis feet below
the surface of New York Harbor
late yesterday linked two ends Of
the Brooklyn Battery vehicular
tunnel.
The explosion blew 4-foot hole
through the remaining 5 feet of rock,
ending a burrowing job begun in
1910 and suspended three years
during the war.
Sandhogs greeted each other with
cheers to end what an official called
the hardest part of "a $77,000,000
problem with as many headaches" I"
The new 9,117-foot tunnel con-
meeting downtown Manhattan and
Brooklyn will be opened to four
express traffic lanes in 1850.
The tube is only go feet shorter
than the Holland Tunnel, the larg-
est of three underwater traffic ar
teries now operating to the island
of Manhattan.
The Brooklyn Battery tunnel will
be 81 feet in outside diameter and
will provide passage for more than
100000 cars annually.
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Israeli Chiefs Fear
Truce May End Soon
By the Assoe;oied Press

TEL AVN, Israel, Sept. IT.
Israeli leaders have expressed fear
that the United Nations Palestine
truce may be ended soon by full
scale Arab attacks.
Col. Yigal Yadin. chief of opera
tions of the Israeli Army, told news
men yesterday the two-month truce
may come to an end in the very
near future"
Col. Yadin said heavy Arab con-
centrations of men and equipment
were massing. suggesting the posi-
bility of imminent renewal of the
Palestine war.
At the same time, Foreign Min
lister Moshe Shertok declared Israel
regards the present truce as unsatis-
factory and its enforcement by U. N.
observer teams as futile
Mr. Shertok said Israel considers
the truce Immediately threatened
by renewal of full-scale Arab attack.
Evening star., 1948-09-17

The labor act which the former
Democratic Representative spon-
sored jointly with former Senator
David I. Walsh of Massachusetts, re-
ouired holders of Government con-
tracts to observe minimum wage and
hour standards established under
the statute.
During his service in Congress,
Judge Healey for a time was acting
chairman of the House Committee
on Un-American activities. At COM
mittee hearings in 1899 his tilts with
Mai. Gen. George Van Horn Moseley,
retired, attracted considerable atten-
ton.
Judge Healey, a native OF Somer-
Vile. attended Dartmouth College
and received the degree of bachelor
of laws from Boston University. He
enlisted as a private in World War
I and rose through the various
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Everett J. Lake, II, Dies;
Once Connecticut Governor
By the Associoted Press

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept. IT.
Everett ]. Lake, n, former Governor
of Connecticut, died yesterday in
the Hartford Hospital after brief
illness.
Mr.. Lake, a Republican, served
as Governor from 1921 to 1923 and
as Lieutenant Governor from 1907
to 1909.
A native of Woodstock, Conn,
Mr.. Lake was graduated from
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
with bachelor of science degree
in 1890 and two years later received
a B. A. from Harvard. At Harvard,
he was an outstanding football star
and was named on All-America
teams for three years..
For many years he was in the
lumber business in Hartford.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
w. H. Tuck 10 Head
u. n. Refugee Work

William H. Tuck of Upper Marl-
boro, Md, yesterday was elected
unanimously as director general Of
the International Refugee Organi-
zation at Geneva, Switzerland, &C
cording to an Associated Press dis
patch.
The organization is specialized
unit of the United Nations and ad-'
ministers the relocation of displaced
persons, including the 205,000 who
have been assigned to come to this
country during the next two years.
Mr.. Tuck, whose wife accompanied
him to Europe. is a Baltimorean
who moved to Upper Marlboro in
l941. He was captain in the Navy
during the war and was assigned
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Estote Of OrviIIe Wright
Valued at 81 ,023, ,903
By the Associated Press

DAYTON, Ohio, Sept. ia gross
valuation of $1,023,903 has been
placed on the estate of the late
Orville Wright for tax purposes,
Probate Judge Rodney M. Love an
nounced yesterday.
Judge Love said inheritance taxes
totaling $191 ,643 has been assessed
against the estate of the co-inventor
of the airplane, who died last win
ter. Federal taxes totaled $164,970
and State $26,672.
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tion before his
appointment to
the F e d e r a |
Court in Massa-
chusetts, die d
yesterday at his
home in Somer-
vile of a cere-
bral h e m or
rhage.
Judge Healey,
one of the spon-
S OrS OF t n e
Walsh Healey
Act, was ap-
pointed to the
Federal bench
in 1941 by Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
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grades to become a commissioned
officer.
He was elected first to Congress In
1882 and accepted President Rose
velt's appointment to the Federal
branch 10 years later.
Judge Healey is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Teresia Fisher Healey
two sons and two daughters.
Evening star., 1948-09-17

FLASHBACK-No 10th century drawing but the home
Oliver Kern, 6518 Fifth street NV the scene OF
this picture of the oldfashion dress show
to $3.50 pm Tuesday at St. Paul Episcopal Church
parish house Webster Creek Church road w.
The models are eft right sayes 1921 Beech
street NV Mrs Thomas Berry 200 Rhode Island
Me- Miller Sargent road Hyattsvle and Miss 10 Cam
eron 1915 varnum street NV Star Staff Photo.
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Fezzon Issues Stamps

A huge motor plane flying over
a map of North Africa, is pictured
on a new air mail stamp issued by
Fezzan, French North Africa, while
another new one shows a group of
planes on a landing field.
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Judge HeaIey Dies;
x-Representative
From Massachusetts,

Judge Arthur D. Healey, So, who
served five terms in Congress from
Massachusetts and was the CO.
author of important labor legisla-
Evening star., 1948-09-17

Army guns put up in cans can be
preserved in perfect working order
for so years, ordnance experts esti-
mate.
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-27

THE CHURCH OF GOD
Second and Washington Streets
REV. w. EDWIN TULL, Pastor
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20
l0:0O a. m.-Sunday School.
11:O0 a. m.-MOrning Devotion.
700 p. m.-YOung Peoples Ser
vice.
$500 p. m.-Message by Pastor.
Tuesday, 1880 p. m.-Prayer Ser
vice.
Friday, 1880 p. m.-Bible Study.
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-27
BETA CHAPERS HOLDS
DINNER MEETING

The Beta Chapter Of Delta Kap-
pa Gamm Society held a dinner
meeting on February 1s at Hotel
Rigby, Laurel
Mrs. Mabel Hearn, the chapter
president, presided at the meet
ing.
Three new members we're ad-
mitted. Those attending were Mrs.
Mabel r. Hearn from Delmar
School, Mrs. Elizabeth King Of the
State Department Of Public In
struction, Mrs. Helen Kirk Ellis,
Miss Betty Berry, Mrs. Katie L.
Handy, Mrs. Olive Vincent from
Seaford School, Miss Myrtle Jeff-
erson, Miss Marion Burton, Miss
Virginia Wiley from Georgetown
School, Mrs. Blanche g. Postles,
Mrs. Mildred d. Wells, Miss Edna
Martin from Milford School, Mrs
Sallie r.. Dolby from Blades School,
Mrs. Kathleen POllitt from Har-
rington school, Miss Anna E. Bee
be from LeWes School, Mrs. Flor
ence Pearson from Greenwood
school, Hiss Mabel Mofitt, Miss
Helen Tatman, Miss Elsie Massey
from Laurel school, Mrs. Bess p.
Dill from FELTON, School
The next regular meeting will
be held IN March
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-27
WOMEN'S DAY AT ST. PAUL
METHODIST CHURCH

On Sunday, February 29th, Wo-
mems Day will be observed at the
II a. m. service, Mrs. Opheha
James, an ordained preacher of
CamphOr Memorial Church. Phila-
delphia, will be the speaker. Mrs.
James is no stranger to Milford, as
she conducted revival services here
a few years ago.
At the 800 p. m. service, a pag-
cant, Women Of The Bible" will be
given. This pageant was written by
three Milford residents, Miss Edy-
the Scott, Mrs. Marion Polk and
Miss Emma Woodson. These ladies.
all public school teachers, have
very ably written a story depicting
the virtues Of the Biblical women
which brings to us a pattern of per
feet WOmanhoOd.
The cast will be composed of the
members and friends of st. Paul
Church. The lighting will be in
charge Of Mr.. Mitchell Curry. Music
vii be under the direction of Mrs.
FOntaine Mitchell.
The public is invited.