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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Bohuslav Martini jmenovan
profesorem ma Princeton
University.

Cesky hudebni skladatel b.
huslav Martini, ktery patti
mezi predni hudebni skladate-
lie soucasne dolby, byl jmeno-
van profesorem hudebnf sklad-
by ma Princeton University. Je
to velike uznan1 dfla tohoto
velkeho komponisty a clov6ka.
Martini Dude soucasne sefem
komposicnlho oddeleni ma jed
nom z pfedn1ch hudebnfch L.
stavG New Yorku.
Bohuslav Martini odjel Sc
svou chotf ma leto do Francie
a svou cinnost v Princeton a
New Yorku zahaji ma podzim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Pokuta komunistickemu re-
daktoru " Terstu.

Spojenecky vojensky soud
ulozil Stanislavu Benkovi. e
daktoru slovinskeho komunis-
tickeho casopisu "Primorski
Dnevnik" pokutu $4,000 "a
podnecovanf Ike vzpoure. V
poslednfch dvou mesfcich ko-
munlsticky tisk v Terstu den
co den podnika prudke 1toky
ma velitele spojeneckeho VOL
ska, zejmena britskeho gener
rala Terence S. Aireue.
KancelaTe nekomunisticke Cd
borove delnicke organisace by
ly vymlaceny komunistickymi
pristavnfmi delnfky, kterf ia
Ike ztyrali diva prftomne cleny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Hudebni Program

priStiho koncertu Parkovnt
hubby els. l "a rizenf p. Osma-
ra P. Steinwalda v Patterson
Parku v 1tery, IS. cervence v
8 hodin vecer.
Baltimore, Our Baltimore
Greater Pittsburgh, March
William Tell Overture
Intermezzo from Goyecas
Solo Dude oznameno
Community Singing
Caribbean Fantasy
Manhattan Beach-March
Prestavka:
March of The Toys from
Babes In Toyland
Selectinos from Brigadoon
Community Singing
Cowboy Serenade
Semper Fidelis
The Star Spangled Banner.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Court House Loan

bude pTedmetem radiove Teci
kterou promluvl ma stanici
WBAL vrchni soudce nejvyssl
stolice v Baltimore 9th. w
Conwell Smith v ned6li, Is.
cervence cd lis do 1880 Cd
poledne. Bude zajfmav6 wy
slechnouti 81 dGvody pana soud-
ce We v6ci p1jcky ma opravy a
zlepsenf soudni budovy (Court
Housed. Tyto opravy jsou ma
nejvice nutne!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
BEzNE OSLO (NO.) 2O56

vice, Device, Bubenec, Troja,
Prosek, Vysocany, Karlfn, liz
kov, Kralovske Vinohrady, Vr-
sovice, Nusle-Pankrac, Podoli-
Divorce, mali take jake ctvrte
oZnacene.
Zajlmave je, re knezna Lii
buSe zvolila 81 "a manzela re
mana, GRACE re Stadic, Frenzy
sla a stala Sc S MIN pramateTi
rodu ceskych PfemyslovcG,
kteryzto rod pc meci vyhynul
rOku 1906.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl ZpraVy.
DOPIS.
Dne IA. cervna 1913.
Redakce Telegraph!
ProhlaSeni Ceskoslovenske
Vereinosti!

Ma zaklad6 zm6ny vladniho
rezimu V Republice Ceskoslo-
vensk6 ktery byl vnucen ma
Ceskoslovensky lid a ktery A
mericka Sokolska Obec roz-
hodn6 neschvaluje, a ma zakla-
de kter6hoz odrekla oficielnl
1cast ma XI. Vsesokolskem
Sletu v Praze, Sokolska Jedno-
ia "Blesk" rozhodla v fadne
sch1zi, re pine souhlasl a pew
ne stoji "a usnesenfm Americ-
Ike Sokolske Oboe, kterez 1pl-
ne a jednomyslne schvaluje.
Ia Sokolskou Jednotu "Blesk"
Joseph Pokorny, starosta
Stanley Taborsky, jednatel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09

z XI. Sokolskeho Sletu v Praze
leteckou postou zaslali nasi re-
dakci p. Eman Kliment, pi.
Marie SochGrkova, pf. A. Tu-
reckova, jejf dcera Sylvia a
bratr p. Jaroslav Prochazka.
VSem jmenovanym vyslovu-
jeme nase uprlmne dfky "a
krasn6 sletove pohlednice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Diva csl. diplomat uprchli
z Budapest.

Milan, z. cervence. - Csl.
velvyslanec a prvnl tajemn1k V
Budapest uprchli do Benatek.
Opustili svoje mfsta, ponevadz
nesouhlasi S politikou presiden-
ia Klementa Gottwalda.
Velvyslanec Frant. Cerny a
tajemnik A. Bonner Sc vyslovi-
Ii, re panuje v Ceskoslovensku
velka nespokojenost!
Tito diva diplomati odjeli
autem z Benatek do Pafize,
kde Sc pripojf hnutf "Svobod-
ne Ceskoslovensko."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
z Washington, DC.

clenstva Ceskoslovenskeho T.
stredi We Washington konana
6. eervna v Pythian Temple,
byla posledni v teto sezone
Vzdor tomu, re hezke pocasf
Ilakalo do prfrody, sesli Sc Gle
move v hojnem poctu k teto
schGzi.
Pc zahajenf schGze br. pred
sedou Kroutilem, cteny zapis-
ky z minute schdze ktere mela
ses. Horakova vyborne sesta-
veny. Prijmuto bylo do Ustfe-
df 7 novych clen1 a br. Mase-
rick oznamuje, re ma jeste DIAL
81 clenske prihlasky vyplneny.
Ses. R. Legro z Baltimore
daruje $1,000 do stavebnfho
fondu ma uctenf pamatky sve-
no zesnuleho bratra Augusta
Stichu,. Srdecne dfky "a dar.
Br. predseda apeluje ma Glen
stvo k 1casti ma Sokolskych
slavnostech v Belcampu, Md,
10. a 20. cervna. Cten pozdrav
cd nasich clen1 manzelG
Haughtonovych kteff v pTftom-
ne dobe dill n~avstevou v Cesko-
slovensku.
Pc vycerpanf programu vsi-
chni pr1tomnl znamenite Sc po-
bavili pri tanci ktery nasledo-
val. V kuchyni neunavne ses-
try Kristin a Week mely pekne
zasoby jfdel, ktere S pomoci
br. Kroutila vyborne pfipravi-
ly. S domacfm peciNem prispe-
ly ses. Bachor, Week, Kristin,
Ptacek, a Novotny. Ses. jessie
Bachor darovala krabici coko-
lady k vyhTe. Br. Kristin a
Wagner "a barren vsem hlede-
Ii vyhoveti.
V horkych letn1ch mesfcfch
cervenci a srpnu kazdy hledf
volneho casu uzfti venku v pri-
rode, ma farmach, u vody ryba-
Tenim a koupanim a proto v
techto dvou mesfcfch Ustfedf
ustupuje cd pravidelnych schu-
II. Ale to neznamena, re Sc
venujeme 1plnemu zahaleni.
Nase Executive Board" jest
stale v cinnosti a kdyz ostatni
clenove Sc v6nujf letnimu Cd
pocinku, oni planuji a pripra-
vuj1 program pro mesic zaTl,
kdy opetne cinnost Ustredi bu-
de zahajena.
Jak je ctenaT1m Telegraph"
znamo Ustfedf "a spolu1cinko-
vanf T. j. Sokol Washington,
usporada opet Velky Vylet do
Annapolis Is. cervence, ktery
je pfipravovan velmi peclive k
1plnemu pobavenl vsech. Po-
strand Dude O dobra domac1
jfdla, ktera Sc jiste zamlouvati
budou kazdemu. tt kteri mali
radi koupan1 Sc mohou hodne
vyplavati v pekne vode, ktera
o%bklopuje vyletnf mlsto. W.
Dor Sc zajiste postara o to, ably
kazdy navstevnik Sc vyborne
pobavil. Tento vylet je pora-
dan We prospech dobre veci.
zadny jednotlivec nema zadny
prosp6ch z tohoto podnikani.
Vsichni ii, kdoz pripravuji a
pracujf ma 1spechu tohoto w
letu ~nezistne a 1plne bezplat-
ne obetuj1 svGj cas- a svoji pra-
CT. Proto apelujeme ma vsech-
ny krajany, nase prfznivce a
pratele, ably prisli a podporili
mas ma tonic podnikanf. PTijd-
tie vSichni, mladi i start, prived-
tie celou svoji rodinu ma cello
dennf dobre pobavenf. Tedy
ma shlednaou ma vyletu " An.
napolis 10. cervence. H. S.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Sokolska Hlidka.
Sletove zasilky kakaa, mleka a
mouky isou v PraZe.

Sletove zasilky kakaa, mleka a
mouky jsou v Praze.
Americka obec sokolska OBJ
drzela z Prahy telegram toho-
to .znenf:
Zasilky kakaa, suseneho NILE
ka a mouky, dosly ma misto ur-
cent v cas- k sokolskemu sletu.
Vanek, Cihakova,
Dankova, Prenerova.
Soucasne dosel leteckou pos
tou Americke obcf sokolske
tento dopis cd starosty Csl. OBJ
ce sokolske br. JOS. Truhlafe:
" Praze, dine 81. kvetna 1913.
Bratrska
Americka obec sokolska
2345 S. Kedzie Avenue
Chicago, Ill.
Sestry a bratff:-
Byli jsme hluboce dojati zpra-
YOU O umrt1 bratra
JOSEFA CERMAKA,
byvaleho dlouholeteho starosty
Vast oboe sokolske, upr1mneho
Cecha a vzacneho cloveka, KITE
ry byl vzdy zanfcen pro vsech-
no krasne a dobre.
Pfijmete sestry a bratri pro-
jew nasl nel1cene 1casti mad
jeho odchodem a ujisteni, re
bratr j. Cermak nebude ma
Sem bratrstvu nikdy zapome-
nut.
Vecna cest pamatce zesnuleho.
Podpis necitelny
jednatel
Jos. Tubular,
starosta
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
O hlavnim Sletovem dnu Pra-
re Sokolstvo provolavalo slavu
Masarykovi a BeneSovi.

V 1tery, dine 6. cervence ma
80, 900 Sokol1 a Sokolic pocho-
dovalo Prahou. PrGvod trval
6 hodin. Pc cas- pochodu So
kolstvo volalo slavu Benesovi,
dale volano: "Nenf skutecne
republiky bez Masaryka a Be
nese", cat zije Csl. Republika
Benese a Masaryka"! mnozi
z pochodujfclch nesli male a.
mericke praporky. Kdekoliv
Sc tyto objevily, zastupy ma u
licich je uvftali ohromnym pc.
tleskem. V prdvodu bylo take
1000 Jihoslovand kter1 provo
laval slavu Titovi.
Tez byla %provolana slava
Stalinovi a Spojenym Statum
Ma $50 Rust pochodovalo v
pr1lvodu, kteTf nesli rudy pra-
por a obraz Stalina.
Vecer tehoz dine konaly sc
ma Vaclavskem namest1 demon
strace asi 5000 lidi. Policie je
rozehnala a asi 200 lid byle
zatceno. Demonstrate Sc opa
kovala We stredu vecer, Z. Ger.
lvence.
Prazska vlada naT1dila Wy
setrovanf vedouc1ch Sokolstva
ponevadz Sc il nel1bily popu
larnf demonstrate pro byvale
no presidenta Benese.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Obrovsky prebytek v pokladne
Spojenych StatH.

SekretaT pokladu Snyder re-
XII, re vlada skoncila fiskalni
rok 1913 dine 80. cervna s pre-
bytkem $8,419, 100000.
Snyder Tekl ma tiskove kon-
ferenci, re je to nejvetsf pre-
bytek v historic nasi vlady a
kterekoli vlady ma svete v1bec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Sokolska mladez provolava
slavu nresidentu ReneSovi.

Praha, 27. cervna. - Tislce
mladych lid pochodovalo pres
Vaclavske namesti " sokolskem
pr1vodu. Pouze ceskosloven-
ska vlajka, sokolska vlajka a
dive americke vlajky byly vide
ny v prGvodu.
Sokol je tradicne konserva-
tivnf, ale vsechny tridy hlede-
ly nan jake ma narodn1 institu-
eli. Delegace Cech6 re Spoje-
nych Stat1 byla v pruvodu.
Dive vlajky Spojenych StatG
byly neseny moravskou sokol-
skou mladez1. JIM vyznamne
byli ozdobeni cervenym a bi-
lynn karafiatem, kvety stare
narodne socialn1 strany, z nlz
|Sokol cerpal velkou cast sve ST
ly. Byvaly president Benes
nalezel k strane narodne So
cialni.
Petkrate ma Vaclavskem ma
mest1 mladez v pruvOdu VIOLA
la: "At zije president Benes!"
Dvakrate volala: "Ar zije bra
tr Benes''! Davy lidu bouflive
opakovaly volanl.
zadne podobne volani neo-
zvalo sc z rad pochodujlclch
pro Gottwalda, teprve kdy2
prisli prislusnfci mladeze cd,
borovych organisacl, pokusili
Sc dav strhnouti k jasotu pro
presidenta Gottwalda, ale ma
jeiich volan1 bylo odpovedl Jen
mlceni zastupd a soupanf no.
hama, zat1m co z dalky ozyval
Sc dosud jasot sokolske mia
deze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Spoluprace S drem. Bene

Spoluprace S drem. Bene-
sem byla snadna a 1cinna. Ne
bylo treba mnoho reel; byl po-
liticky a historicky vzd6lan tax
re stacilo slovo. Plany v po-
drobnostech vymyslil a prove
d.. brzy dovedl postupovat 9
sve 1jme a dobfe.
T. G. Masaryk,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

Meals Rumpus Room, from 81 in
the evening. The Smoker was held
to arouse interest in the organiza-
ton. Present were: Percy Green
commander; Clarence Taylor, quar-
termaster; Roscoe L. Young, social
chairman; Charles Blackburn, CO.
chairman; Byron Rife, J. Winfield
and several prospective members.
The Oak Leaf Art club met Mon.
day evening, Feb. %, with Mrs
Ella Alice Jackson, 81 W. Jessa.
mine Ave. This sewing and art
organization plans to exhibit their
work in the future. Members pres.
ent were: Mines. Lydia Brown
Emma Harris, Ophelia Wooten and
A. Gutherie and others. Joining
the club was Mrs. Vivian Harris
The next meeting will be with Mrs
Emma Harris on Marion Street.
Mrs. Torrance Pugh of 972 Car.
roll Ave, has returned home after
visiting her father in Chicago, Mr.
Hilton Puget.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

The Credjafawn Social club met
Thursday evening, March 4, at the
Elks Rest, with Mr.. and Mrs. Ash
more Stokes, Miss Janeabelle Muir
ply and Mr.. ]. Mills as hosts.
The Young WOmen's club Of Pill
grim Baptist church, met Tuesday,
March 2, with Mrs. Helen Wedding
ton Of 239 St. Anthony Ave.
Mrs. Gloria Lewis of 235 ROndO
Ave, was hostess to the Lambda
Zeta Chi Sorority at the last meet
ing held on Feb. 10.
Luncheon: Mrs. Charles NJ.
COlestOck, past president of the
Minnesota Women's club and pres
ent first vice-president, will be the
speaker at the Women's Council
All Day Conference MONDAY
luncheon, March Is, 1890 pm. at
the Halle Q. Brown community
house.
Mr.. Clarence A. Schuck of I'll
St. Anthony Ave, has been a pa
tient for the past ten days at
Bethesda hospital.
A marriage license was issued this
week to c. E. Brown, Jr., 321 N.
St. Adams, and Betty J. Christ,
499 St. Anthony Ave.
Baby boys were born recently to
Ernest Lindseys, $50 Rondo Ave. +;
Burt Looneys, 675 St. Anthony
Ave, and to the Donald Wilson's,
49l St. Anthony Ave, and to the
Robert Grimes, 579 Mississippi.
Mrs. J. S. Young of 573 Carroll
Ave-, is a patient in Miller's hos
pital.
The Social and Literary Society
of Pilgrim Baptist met Tuesday,
March 2, with Mrs. Emmaline
White, 773 Rondo Ave, at 8 pm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

Even pocewOmen detectives federal agents.
sOdd tales Of immortality and crime wondered what could
conditions in the Sixth Ave- No after raids
the old Of additions, illicit
larceny and immoral conduct
Some Of the principals in the arrests
"0thrs the who
periodically for years.
"As usual young white girl figured stories"
According the story ywhite ladies aren't only
fggerin in monkeyshnes Sixth Ave- No but
and with white "fggerin' right along with 'em.
I'd about the whites story
make pleasant" reading either
I'd that the who
Kneys Sexual Behavior the Human Male It's white
only-this first volume.
Such carryngs-on
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Lenten Tea ut

Lenten Tea at
St. Thomas Sunday
The SOdality club Of St. Thomas
church will sponsor a Lenten Tea
at the Undercroft Of the church,
Sunday, March Z, from 4 to Z pm.
The public is invited to attend.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
Social and Personal

The Laissez Nous Fare met Saturday, Feb g. with Mrs
Manuel Mason, 947 ST. Anthony Ave- Prizes went to Mrs
M K Mcknight Mrs. W. A Hanna and Mrs Richard Stokes
The next meeting will be held on March 10
marriage license issued this week TO F. L. Lind
Toronto Canada and Edna B Gideon 792 W Central
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
Social and Personal

Miss Dorothy PiersOn, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pierson,
1901 Bryant Ave. No, is a patient
at General Hospital.
Mr.. Charles Wagner, $3.50 Fifth
Ave. &c., was host at a surprise
birthday party for his wife, Mrs.
Ida Wagner, Monday, March /.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant
Grigsby, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnson; Mines. Beatrice Cassius,
Bea Frazier, Mary Patrick and Ida
Wade; Messrs. Pennix and Sidney
Anderson. DR.. and Mrs. W. D.
Brown and Mrs. Leila Smith sent
gifts but could not attend.
License Applied For: Mr.. Regi-
maid Allen, $50 Emerson Ave. No,
and Miss Jeanne Cannon, 69s Car
roll Ave, st. Paul, applied for a
marriage license this week.
Mrs. Jack Parsons, 7O6 Oak Lake,
honored her husband with a birth
day party at their home, Monday,
March /.
The Auxiliary to the BSCP will
meet at Phyllis Wheatley Tuesday,
March 9, at 1880 pm. All members
are urged to be present.
The Starlit Hour Ten Club met
Wednesday, Feb. %, at 1901 Gin
ton Ave. So. 1t was the first per-
fectly attended meeting since the
club started its new year in Febru-
airy. It hopes not the lastl Supper
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Carter, 1905
18th Ave. No, gave a birthday
party for their three-year-olC
granddaughter, Rosalind Louis,
Freeman, Sunday, Feb. 20. She re
ceived many lovely gifts. He,
mother, Mrs. Gladys r. Freeman
was hostess assisted by Mrs. War
Bell. Children present were Lon
ME Lee Ellis, Bert Williams, Cal
Marshall, Ronald Lee Bell, Meri
anne Pettiford, Rita Jean Davis
Ward Bell, Jr., Harry Davis, Jr
Jacqueline Mayes, Patricia Harper
Barbara Jean Harper; adults pres
ent were Mines. Elizabeth Moore
Ora Williams, Charlotte Davis
Alonzo Ellis, Kathryn Harper, an
gifts were sent by Mines. Virgins
Curtis, and Estelle Boyd.
Michael Thomas celebrated hi
fourth birthday Saturday, Feb. rs
with a party in the Social Room
at 1901 Bryant Ave. No. He is tn
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvil
Thomas, 1904 Bryant Ave. Nc
Little friends present were Der
and Laurice Williams, Barbar
Jean Hammond, Connie Mccoy
Carol Ann Westbury, Cynthia Mar
shall, Jacqueline Thomas, MARY
10 Walton, Lois Grigsby, Sherry
Wright, Norman Westbury, an
Ronald Westbury; adults were Nj
and Mrs. Matt Hammond, Nine,
Rogiana Wright, Jacqueline Mar
shall, Ora Williams, and Idell
Grigsby; and Messrs. Alexande
Walton, Vincent Westbury. Thos
l who sent gifts but couldn't com
, were Prince Tyler, Jr., Dickie an
Douglas Kelly, and Clyde Scrof
gins, Jr.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

Inc HN.tAs 1 -. met III the vi
Feb. 20, for their monthly business
meeting.
Mrs. Grace Baysinger, 2429
Fourth Ave. So, has been confined
to her home with a tooth infection
for the past three weeks.
Leap Year Baby: Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Galbreath, 1862 Fifth Ave.
So, are the parents Of a baby boy
born on Leap Year Day, Feb. 20.
The days youngest bachelor
weighed seven pounds and nine
ounces and has been named Luther
Miles, Jr. He was born at Mater
nifty Hospital.
Mrs. Laura Carter and grand
daughter, Mildred Wiggington of
Chicago were here TO attend the
funeral service Of Mr.. Tom Jones.
They were the house guests Of Mrs.
Nellie Walker, 1915 Fourth Ave.
So, and left for home March 4.
The Booker T. Washington Study
Club met at the home Of Mrs. Nellie
Walker, S616 Fourth Ave. So, Tues
day, March 2.
Mrs. Mary Jones, S942 Third Ave,
&c., fell Monday, March I, and broke
her arm.
81. Thomas SOdality will give a
Lenten tea Sunday, March 7, in the
undercroft Of the church. The hours
are from to 7 p, m.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
Social and Personal
. MIlINIEAPOLIS

Mr.. Luther Payne, 637 Olson Blvd left Saturday, Feb
Is for Kansas City, No. where he helped his mother celebrate
her birthday Sunday He will be gone for several weeks
Mrs. Vernon Young 1926 Fifth Ave. SO has been IN at
her home for the past ten days
The RATS met in the undercroft the church Sunday
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

Mrs. Bertha DarDenne, Of Los
Angeles, Calf, spent several days
this weekend as the house guest Of
her nephew, Mr.. Willis d. Gates, 902
N. Bryant. She is also the aunt Of
Mr.. Arthur Gates, 1O16 o'Brien
Place, and Mrs. Celeste Burrows,
1900 18th Ave. So. Mrs. DarDenns
has also visited in Mobile, Ala, New
Orleans, La, Kansas City, No., and
Des MOines, Iowa. In her two
months trip she will also visit IN
Seattle and Spokane, Wash.
The st. Thomas Sodality met at
St. Thomas ehL. eh Tuesday,
March 2.
Mrs. Bertha Starks, 2407 Fourth
Ave. So, is a patient at General
Hospital where she Is recovering
from pneumonia.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

Mrs. Halle Ellis. of 1920 Weaver
ST., Selma, Ala, will make her home
in the city with relatives. She is
living with her daughter, Mrs. Ger
trude White; her son, Mr.. Leroy
Ellis; and her sister, Mrs. Mary
Miree, all of 1888 Clinton Ave. So.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

dawn last Friday morning to attend 8 am. press
conference for Henry Wallace at the Radisson hotel
in Minneapolis.
have not yet the working press of the
Twin Cities get the meat grinder after visiting poll
ticians Justify of the boys in the larger
cities do. No got the meat grinder after Henry
last Friday. If was persistent on a couple Of occa-
sions, it only because was trying to get some
information. l was trying to get it, Henry wasn't
fer giving it. We didn't do so well, the two of US.
Mark HallOran Of the Minneapolis Star
opened the session by asking Mr.. Wallace his
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

Rev. W. H. Barbee left March
for Denver, Col, to be at the bed
side Of his brother, Mr.. H. E,
Barbee who is i'll. His stay will be
indefinite.
The Sewing Circle Of the Con.
gregational Church Of God in
Christ met with Mrs. Pearl Nevils,
2750 Clinton, Wednesday afternoon,
March 8. Luncheon was served.
Evening star., 1948-07-09
RERWYN. MD

Lovely 2-story, 3-bedroom home. built in
1871; large wooded lot 70Xl35 large llv-
ing room, dining room and kitchen: entire
property Just redecorated; only l blk, from
busiine, near Md. Univ; Sl2,950, terms.
New furnished home, across street from
Catholic Church and school, with a 1st
trust Of $4,000, payable only 500 per
mo- living room. . bedrooms, tiled bath;
very modern kitchen and dInette; space
for ? rooms on End; large basement. h
Wn.; fenced lot; nr Md. Univ. Owner
may sell unfurn. Sl3,650.
Lovely pcewar bungalow for $10,950;
smau cash payment; wooded lot. '75xl 25
all large rooms; living room, dining room.
kitchen; bedrooms and bath; basement,
. porcheS; h.-Wh.; aluminium storm win
dows and screens l blk. from carline. nr,
Large 2.family house, kitchens and
. baths; on, lovely corner lot s0xl 90;
selling for only $4,000 with $500 cash.
bal. in ! trust; blk from carline.
Catholic church and school; blks. from
Univ. OF Md campus.
BURCH REALTY co.
Berwyn. Md. Tower 57s3, TO 633s; ewes,
UN 33af Ill
Evening star., 1948-07-09
ALEXANDRIA

A custom built home OF fine materials,
constructed a few years before thu war.
Most attractive with living rm. with cozy
hrepl., nice dining rm. and kit on the
st fl. The 2nd f. has 3 bearms with
cleaning tile bath with tub and shower;
full basement with o,a.-c.. summer and
winter hookup; other excellent features
copper plumbing, slate roof hardwood ifs.
and delightful side porch Oft the LIVING
rm. Price, S17,500 Terms. Other at
tractive and desirable homes in Belle
Haven, Braddock and other excellent
Northern Va locations; priced from Sl3,.
$50 to S35,O0o. For full information arc
r, DUNCAN CO, Realtors and Insurers
209 Rupley Bldg, sl5 King ST., Aexan-
Evening star., 1948-07-09
LARGE FAMILY
IDEAL FOR DOCTORS
VACANT, 81 600 DOWN
So 95Q-No Rent

This 7-rm-. 2-bath house is priced below
today's market; arranged in 2 apts.. with
separate entr. The upstairs apt. is rented
for $50 mo. and more than pays the
trust. You can live in the lower apt
rent free. Full basement, oil h.-w.h.,
aluminium storm windows; lot 105x15 so IT
low cash. Suitable also for investment.
Drive by 1909 Cottage ter (2 blks off
Bladensburg rd. at 3sth ave. and then
call Mr.. Goddard at TR 6662. with FRED
ERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC, Ma.
Evening star., 1948-07-09
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNIA.
CAPE COD DESIGN

Bedrm and bath on 1st floor; one Of
Arlington's finer new homes. Just com
ing steel cabinets. S-ft. refgr., electric
garbage disposal and dishwasher; lge;- ;-size
din. rm., 2 bedrms and bath on End hoor;
rec. rm with fireplace and outside en-
trance to bsmt.; open side porch; near
Washington Golf and Country Club: priced
S24.750. M. T. BROYHILL & SONS, CH.
So0o 10
Evening star., 1948-07-09
OPEN SUNDAYS IT

1907 57th ave. Cheverly, Md.-Cape Cod
brick 2-story det. home; lge. wooded lot.
only mos; old, in new-house cond Con-
slstng of full dry bsmt,, auto. gas heat.
lge. liv.. rm. with firepl, din, rm. and
equipped kit. Second floor has > full-sized
sale at Sl3,950. This place has a $40, 700
first trust at AZ For appointment call
PEOPLES REAL ESTATE CO, RE. 05l4.
Evening star., 1948-07-09
SALE OR RENT

New Calf. bungalow, will be finished within
Wk; stone and masonry construction,
40K30 #. overall; center hall, liv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm., beautiful kit, . bedrms.,
tile bath, utility rm.. furnace nm; all rms.
are lge fully equipped; Venetian blinds
throughout; located on wide lot, l block
from bus, blks from shopping center
and school; owner unable to use, will sell
or rent to responsible tenant.
ARLEDGE BROS.
owens 444s. 1923 Wilson blvd, OK 1898.
IL no answer Falls Church l0T0. q