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GOODACRE APTS

Several modern 2-bedrm. apts., fire.
proof, Ice. rms, parquet floors. Vene-
tian blinds, kit. vent. fans, movies,
stores and bus, etc, avail. Nov. 1st
Branch .rd., Silver Spring. Nd.
81 7l11.
-VACANT-Trinidad area.
Empl. and refined couple; no chill
dren . rms, complete kit. and tile
bath; separate entrance; utilS. incl.
in S65 mo. rental; 2 mos rent req.
State employment record, salary.
credit refs. and other qualifications
in letter addressed to Box 1902
Anacostia Station. "a
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DRURY REALTY CORPORATION
Exclusive Agents
RE. 1888. Eyes. GE. 1920 or

COLORED - VACANT APIS. Why
pay rent when the same money
will buy you an apt? For S65 per
mo. and $3.50 down you will own
your own apt; located in finest NV.
sec. HARRY -LOPATIN, d. $3.50;
eve., RA. 060S. -25
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NEW HOMES
MICHIGAN PARK
1900 Blk. Taylor st. NE.


GRUvER-BUILT new semidetached
brick home. Convenient location.
Six lovely rooms, al1-metal kitchen,
1 ruil 6smt;: gas heat, Colonial front 'front.'
S13,450, $4,000 cash. Call D1. 1915
till 8 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
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324 DOUGLAS ST, N,E,

$3.50 down, bal like rent; newly re-
papered; 6 rooms, bath, c. h.-w.h.:
row brick, near Fairgrounds and
good transportations. Call MORRIS
COHEN or MILTON VINNICK, 14O4
l. St, NV. MA. S036. Eve. Tu. O297.
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AIR-CONDITIONED BLDG

AIR-CONDITIONED BLDG.
WASHINGTON CIRCLE APT. BLDG
2430 PENNA AVE NV.
ULTRA-MOD. S-STORY ELEV. BLDG
Renting for March or April occupancy
500; 1-bedrm. apt, $50. util incl.
STORE SPACE AVAILABLE
valet shop, restaurant, florist. gifts,
food mkt, etc. Inside parking for
customers. RE. BIAS or apply 412
5th st. NV. RIM. 706. 1915 wkdays
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600 Blk. Jefferson st. NV.
$500 down. OF Ga. ave-: vacant.
6 large rms, and bath; 2 story brick,
h.-w.h.,, coal. Nice yards. Al cond
Priced to sell this week. Call till 8
pm; weekdays, Sun. 12 to 5.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
1012 18th st. NV. DI. 1885
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POULTRY AND EGGS

-Conkey's Y-O feeds: baby chicks;
poultry supplies. ME. 00S9.
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CoLoRED-7oe 9th ST. N.E.-A
(h.-w.) heat, storm windows, dble-
car garage. Good condition. Priced
low. for quick sale. Fall special!l
Il. IL GREENE ZEE Really co.. s 715 Fla.
ave. NV. NO 6146. .-25
ATTENTION. COLORED GIs-Only
one of these two-family semidetached
brick homes left. Only $500 cash.
Each apt has separate entrance
and meter. Live in one and rent
from other will help pay for your
home, MITCHELL QUICK, ST. 5969;
COLORED EXCELLENT GROOM
brick home in perfect condition. with
automatic heat; in high-class resi-
Dental location: easy terms. MITCH.
ELL QUICK, ST. 5969; eyes,, RA.
CoLeRED-coRNER HoUsE-on
w. Va. ave. me-; 2 complete kitch.
ems with elec. refgr. 1t has oil
hot-.water heat, tiled bath, lavatory
In basement and built-in garage;
price and terms reasonable. r. ".
MARCERON, 613 18th st. NV, Ma.
CeLoRED-17th AND LANG pi. ma
IS rooms and bath. AID. 640S.
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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON, D. c. MONDAY October n, 1o4e
HoUSES-SALE--N,W. (Cont,

HoUSES-SALE--N.W. Cont.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK i Flint
offering Of thoroughly modem
semidetached brick home of six
rooms and bath. Immediate Possession
on attractive terms. MITCHELL
QUICK, ST. 1868; ewes, RA. 341S.
ON 18th ST.-Det. brick. 8 rms. .
baths and an apt of 3 rms, kit
and bath, oil heat. MA. 4S21
CAMERON -o5
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E.-s.w

CULUREU-LUE. front rm.' with pVt
porch; home privileges for couple
Ii. 3-2732. -29
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr service. furniture; trunks and
baggage. AT; 2759 or FIR. O3s6.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms. expert packing.
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. est. 1906.
BAYNE & SCATES, local or long dis
tance moving. storage, expert pack
ing. Agents for Clipper Van Lines.
81. 2777. Ewes, AP. 2297. Free
estimates
MOVING BY vET-Exper. help: every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Call
any time. MR.. COOK, GIL. 5137.
.sDELMAN MOVING & STORAGE
Will accept Surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 2937; ewes, GE. 1416.
GREENwooD's TRANSFER, TR.
5346: no JOB too small; reasonable
rates; Careful moving: -28
low rates; eflc. serv. No job too
large or small. GLOVER, AP. 269S.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
1l06 10th ST. N.W.-single and
ally good food; SAT mo. up. MI.
1io9 18th ST. N.w.-Double. and
to share; good cooking; television.
BEL EAU AIR n oItB, aLtR; 77,o Blair rd. Io NV
and sngl; graciously styled; best in
1a0i 18th N.W.-Large double va
cancy for girl, pvt. bath: single for
man.; excellent food, switchboard.
1891 9th ST. NV. mr.. Wal Walter II Reed
delicious meals. GE. 4124. -24
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms;
for young people; excel. meals and
transp.; maid service; SAT so mo.
1927 Belmont rd. NV M; 9435.
1880 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Vacancy;
young lady; good food conv. tFansp;;
1901 r sT.-Has lovely double rms:
good food; u block. Conn. ave
so; Ml fssR i4tR ST. N.w.-Nice double
room with breakfast for, , young
people; friendly southern home, s10
week each, RA; 3a2s; "a,
mont"-Nice share vacancy for girl
in lge. rm. with pvt. bath; $50 mo-
1925 10th ST. N.W.--Nicely furnish
ed rooms for young ladies and young
men. one double, running water
switchboard, excellent board. so
NUS" and small nah n8n eRiId. vieinity inii Falis
Church; care of child during day.
price reasonable. FA. O93S. --2f
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CHILLUM HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS
New Apartment Project
2 BEDROOMS, $81.50-$85
INCLUDING UTILITIES
OPEN DAILY UNTIL DARK

en- and bath with shower. All apart
ments have 2 exposures, fenced in,
equipped play yards. School bus di-
rect to project. Laundry facilities
Sodded, HANDICAPPED lawns. Capital
Transit bus direct to project.
Take AT bus 10Th and Constitution)
change to K-6 New Hampshire" bus
direct to project, or take K-4 bus
"Chillum" to New Hampshire ave
and District line, change to K-6
mt. Rainier" bus to project, o,
drive east on Missouri ave. tRiggs
rd.) to Chillum rd., right to project,
or out Michigan ave. (Queens Chapel
rd) to chillum rd., left to project
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ATTENTION


5317 10th st, n.w.-I urgently ad-
wise YOU to inspect this det. home
of superior conss. 1t is designed
for gracious living and particularly
adaptable for professional use and
can be easily financed. Call RAN
dolph Carter. eyes,, DE. 2506. Shown
by appt. only.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. Realtor. D1. 3346.
COLORED--1343 PARKWOOD PL.
NV. A conveniently located,
Groom. brick home, near 14th
location for professional man: only
$13.5Q0 on terms. KAY REALTY.
coIooREDIssHsA7' oooRIHHA' 18th SS'' ST. Nv
Row brick home property. rms,
BATH, inclosed, rear porch 1st a.:
h.-w.h, oil: lot 20x100: alley. Price
quoted, ,Sl5,5oo: ascommodatin
CoLoRED-11o4 EUCLID ST. Nv NV
A lovely brick home; 6 spacious
rms. and reception hall; full bsmt.;
hot-water heat; priced for quick
sale. Call Mr.. Pharr, FIR. 1858, or
j. II. GREENE Realty CO., 7i5
COLORED-52O QUINCY ST. NV
Semidet. brick; bedrms.. attic. rec.
rm., oil h., gar. McDEVTTT, RA. 4422
Il
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED (cont,

SHIPLEY PARKS APTS.
23rd & Alabama Ave. Sc.
20 MIN. FROM DOWNTOWN AND
. BEDROOM APTS. FOR IMMEDI-
ATE OCCUPANCY. $50 TO $95;
RES. MGR. OFFICE. 3341 23rd ST.
Sc. OR DOWNTOWN OFFICE, 1900
18th ST. NV. RE. 1883, RE. 1926.
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ATLANTIC GARDENS

A few 2-bedroom apartments avail
able for immediate occupancy. See
Mr.. Dorminy Sat. and Sun. be-
tween 2 and 5 pm. on the prem
ises. To reach: Out Nichols ave
Sc. left on S. Capitol, left on At
lantic st right on 4th st. Sc. to
sign.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 K St. NV. Ma. 914l. "a
Parkway Terrace Apis.
New apartments available Immediate
ly.; Silver Hill rd. and Suitland pkWy
,.bsdI bssdrms:, liying uIs. I'm; I'm; dining rm..
Guiding utilities. l bedrm., living rm.,
dining space, 40 by s. off living rm.,
kitchen and bath. $50; including
utilities. Laundry facilities and
storage space available. Cony. to
shopping and bus trans. Only 22
Minis. from bus terminal at 1lth and
Pa. ave. NV. Temple Hills or Silver
Hill bus Hillside h5nn -20
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
TO QUALIFIED VET. PURCHASERS
25-YEAR LOANS AT 4T

LAST GROUP NOW SELLING
6-room brick Colonial homes: COM
plete in every detail some with ga
rage; located adjacent to beautiful
Sligo Park and convenient to shop
ping and transportation; drive out
N. H. ave. NV. to Sligo parkway,
then left to Garland ave and right
2 blks. to Minter pl. and these op-
OPEN DAILY TILL DARK
GCLDSTEN BROTHERS, RE. 1888
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
AMPLIFYING EQUIPMENT-Public
addr.. music systems, wire and tape
recorders. So up per day. co. 1893.
BABY FURNITURE ~ Cribs, high
chairs. play pens; week or month;
free delivery. TU. 3443, BERGER S.
FILM RENTALS, l6 nm: full-length
features with shorts, s. per day;
$40 per week. Protector rentals.
$3.50 per day. PETITE. 5619 EadS
St ne TW. 1870. 81
Shovels, Cranes an d
Backhoe. 10. 3-8618-25
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

WANTED-1-be bedroom efficiency apt,
unfurn;, Arl.; will rent in return
furn. 4-bedroom brick, 1I2 baths;
good location, Falls Church: $3.50.
Call after 8 pm. FA. O1S4. "a
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APIS. FURNISHED Cont. }

1915 ALLISON ST. N.W.-,Nicely
turn. 2 rms; pvt; bath, Ink. apt
sa W. MISS HISS, ssS AVE es s.EtMone eo5 bdrm,
Cali after s p. m. 10. 2-52s2.
a07 9th ST. N.E.-Four rms, pvt.
bath. refgr.. utils. furn,; very at
tIactive: excel. transp.; $40. %
room, kitchen, bath and porch
1735 p ST. N.W.-studio apt; rm
and porch: refer. and all utils.; $40
per mo. Call after 5 p. m. -26
AT STORES AND BUSES--S35 for
twin bedrm. Share newly furn; lgee.
apt. with men; good neighborhood.
CHASTLETON HOTEL
See manager. 10th and R sts. NV.
APARTMENTS UhFuRhlsHEo
RIVERDALE, 45O5 oueensbury I'd,
Just off Bait. pike-New. 2-bedrm:
apt. living rm.. kitchen, dinette and
bath; avail now; Ss7 HU. 9565.
VETERANS. see our Naylor Gardens
WE ARE ACCEPTING applicants for
,apts; at cobgr Terrace, 300 De-
rent; / bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kit,
pvt. bath, all util. inclu.; S75 and
$3.50 per mo. P. D. FORD & SON.
81. 1860. days, ewes; Sun, SH. 6456
or SH. 51O1. PA
1899 10th ST. NV, at Dupont
Circle-ouiet neighborhood; con-
venient to all embassies; beautiful
-1tr t.I ~ trI
reception hall. large living room fr
bination dining room. electric
kitchen with garbage disposal; tile
bath, large closets; good heat and
das hot t water e6s no pets bres
ladies. Open for inspection. $40
month. Call Dupont CATS. "a
FOR RENT = 3-room apartment,
semipvt.. bath; conyen. to transp.
rda. USruKNrsaEp light Tbs Housekeeping
aeens' 5as4 semipr'Sa'e BATH La Lla j.
5-RoOM, 2-bedroom, new AUNT ant.
bldg. bordering Sligo Park; 20-min.
drive to downtown, Wash. blk,
center; master bedroom, large Iiv-
ing room, fireplace. pvt. entrance;
Sl25 mo-, ntils. included. 81. 5125.
IAkOMa PARA-5 rms. ana bath
entire End f.; conv. tc bus and
SsI15 mo; Call am. or after 7 pm,
g RMS, kit, pvt. bath, End A.;
quiet neighborhood; good transp.;
sober adults only. AT. 5165.
End FIR. 3-RM. APT, vicinity Union
Station: all utils.; rent reas.;- no.
2 NEW CONDITIONED APTs., ne.
section Open for inspection every
day except Sun; for cples. only
For infoEmation, call AK. 3l16.
DUPONT CIR, on Mass. ave.-Large,
front, southern exp, in apt. bldg;
!. r., d. r.. Cor 2nd b.r), b.r.. kit.
bath; walking dist: 30-cent taxi
zone. Adults. No pets. S125. NO.
PARKvIEw APIS. 5000 3sth st.,
ping center across the street: play
ground for children; 2-badrm. unit
avail, Nov. 1st. $95. incl. utilities.
UN. $500. IA
TWO ROOMS. kitchen, bath. all util-
tiles: for couple only; S51 mo. 1131
Tth ST. ne. Unfurn. "a.
NEW, TWO-BEDROOM terrace apt,
$50 so. Call Mr.. KING, RE. 67O0
Ext. 7-6304, weekdays. $50 to 4:30.
DRs
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ROOMS UNEURNIShED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

I4Il EUCLID ST. NV and
rooms, furn. or unfurn., rfgr. Apply
LIST floor front. 20
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HOUSES FURN. OR UNFURN.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVY OFFICER; house, facilities two
horses: close in; near transportation.
MI. S761 25*
UNFURN. 2-BEDROOM house with
bsmt. NV. wanted by 3 adults; refs.
Call vi. 1854 Wed. or Thurs. -25
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, NAYLOR GARDENS

We have Just received several more
/ and 2 bedrm. units available for
sale to vets. Possession. LIv. RIM.
(12x1S1, FOYER, DIN. RIM. MOD.
KIT, TILE BATHS, LARGE BED
RMS AMPLE CLOSETS. Rea-
sonable cash payment and mo. pay
ments from S62.1 (all charges In
cluded). COMPARE THESE PRICES
TO ANY OTHERS. 1-bedrm. unit,
S5,6S0 up; 2-bedrm. unit, S6,75O
up. EVERY CONVENIENCE AT
Bldg, cor. Naylor I'd. and 3Oth
sc. Open Sat-, Sun. 1-5; Tues.
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SOUTHERN CLIFF
GORDON HOTEL,

1865 Mass. ave. for discriminating
guests beautiful double or single
rooms, pvt. bath; also single for
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MICHIGAN PARK

New large corner brick, center hall
plan; first floor contains foyer, liv-
ing room, dining room, kitchen and
den with powder room; second floor
contains 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, full
basement; gas a.-c. heat. Located at
9TH and Crittenden sts. ne. 2 few
dence Hospital. Open daily 10 am.
to 8 pm, DI. 9080, NO. 1850.
CAFRTTZ-RIJJID DER
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

FURN. APT. in HOLLYWOOD, Calf. for
2-bedrm. furn. house or apt in D. C.
or vic. MA. 2S11 wkdays. ia
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Veterans Attention

$500 cash. S55 per month. Attractive
broom English-type brick In new
heat Covered front porch. Rear
fenced garden. Call Mr.. Brock, TR,
2S25; after 7 pm. WA. 9199,
FRANK j. MURPHY. Jr. INC,
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Continued on Next Page.)
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Al INVESTMENT
over S4OO month income. Vacant
apt, 1st floor, plus additional rms,
2 baths; gas hot-water heeat; de-
tached garage. Vicinity Conn. ave
and Col. I'd. Building in 1st-class
condition. Good rental section. At
tractive financing. For appt, call
Mr.. Northern, Sligo 1889, with
BETHEL, DI 31OO
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APARTMENTS UkFuRhlsHED

CHASTLETON HOTEL
Furnished apts.; and Q bedrooms
See manager, 10th and R sts. NV
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OFF 10th ST. NV.
14OO BLK. MERIDIAN PL.
ONLY S1,950 DOWN
For this immac. brick home, nr. all
conv.; 8 rms, tiled bath, carpet on
stairs. knotty pine sun porch, Colo
nial front porch, full bsmt: and h.-w.
heat. Call to inspect, ST. 7245;
ewes and Sun. GE. 0727. rs
A REAL BUY!
Modern 7-rm. semidetached brick
possibility or suitable for lge. FAM
lily: conven. to everything; excel.
cond.; reasonable down payment
CAMPANELLA g. WOOD. Ex. 4113;
evenings. AS. 3372. -24
NEAR CRESTWOOD
family. .' embassy b. personnel 'ea or iddcse doee
tor This home is in excellent
". WALLACE III. 3 E. E GRAML1CH GRAM
J. Boettcher. seS; ia. FOES. s4 'enf'
Near PETW0ETH BY asGEes ToFSEK SS;7c5 bRIGk
for large lar % family. at'n ist H., SoItsRls iiyine
e0m poseh 1hlhs a1a h s'ehen bedfoems fe5enn
bath; attic divided into : rooms.
Mr.. weaver, Wo. 4944.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1874 14th st. NV, Realtor. DI. 32&6.
n0CTI0oC NT5Nrnncrcy
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheoss
CORNER BRICK HOME

Best ne. section. Near shopping
center. Excellent transportation,
Eight years old. Six large rooms,
tile, bath. large recreation room.
modern in every respect. Full base.
ment. gas heat. Priced right. Terms.
Call MR. BARKER. ia. 7547. "a
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Nevada Doctors Wife Kills
1.-Two YOUNG Sons and Self
by the Asxocjoted Press


WINNEMUCCA, New. Nov. IL.
The wife of a prominent physi-
clan shot and killed her two young
sons and then committed suicide
last night, Coroner Jack Howard
reported today.
A third son, only 2 months old.
was drugged by his mother and
Is in serious condition in q hos
pital here, the coroner said.
Chief Of Police John Duarte
said the body Of Mrs. Helen Eel
der, about IS, wife Of Dr.. Lin
Fielder. was found in her bedroom
about midnight. The baby lay
nearby.
She apparently had inserted the
muzzle Of a .30-caliber rife in
her mouth and pulled the trigger
the officer said.
The body of John. 8, was found
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on a sofa in the living room, and
the body of Lin, jr., 10, was in a
back bedroom. Both had been
shot in the head.
DR.. Fielder was in Battle Noun
tain, New, at the time on his
customary call to attend patients
there.
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Variety Club Presents
Cardiac Equipment 10
Emergency Hospital

Emergency Hospital formally
accepted equipment for new
cardiac clinic from the Variety
Club of Washington, Tent No. II,
In ceremonies yesterday.
The $4,000 gift not only pro-
vides the hospital more equip
ment, but makes it possible to
center the cardiac work in one
department. DR.. John A. Reis-
niger, chief Of the clinic, said also
the equipment would permit more
thorough examinations.
Jake Flax, chief barker of the
club, unveiled the plaque on the
door of the clinic in the presence
of hospital officials and the clubs
Welfare Committee.
Expresses Thanks for Gift.
Expressing appreciation for the
gift, Samuel H. Kaufman, pres
ident of the hospital. said: ''You
are doing something that we
could not possibly do for ourselves.
"Our objective here" he said,
els to provide better service to
more patients at lower cost. This
presently cannot be done. We do
not have the funds to purchase
this extra equipment which you
have so kindly given u.s.
Mr.. Kaufman added that the
gift will provide part of the pro-
gressive service which cannot be
given under our deficit opera
tions."
Fred S. Kogod. chairman of the
clubs Welfare Committee, said the
club hoped the equipment would
laid in fighting the No. killer
of man."
Heart Group Helps.
DR.. Reisinger said part-time
services of DR.. Richard Bakersfield
are being supported by the WASH
ington Heart Association. The
clinic and a similar one at Chill
dren's Hospital were pledged by
the Variety Club during the asso-
cations recent drive here.
The equipment includes a fuor-
oscope, plethysmograph for study
ing vascular disease, oximeter for
Evening star., 1949-11-13

measuring the oxygen in the blood.
centrifuge for routine blood VOL
ume studies, vital capacity appa-
ratus for measuring volumes of
air breathed and blood and venous
pressure apparatus.
Those attending the dedication
included James G. Capossela, Hos
pital administrator; George A..
Crouch, assistant chairman Of the
clubs welfare committee. and DR..
Edward Cafritz Of the Emergency
staff and I. S. Burka, members.
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Hoverford Alumni to Dine

The District alumni of Haver-
ford College will hold their annual
dinner at 7:15 PM, tomorrow at
Gadsby's Tavern, Alexandra.
Speakers will be Gilbert F.
White, president Of the college,
Edward Lunt, English professor
and Lester Haworth, public rela-
tions director of the college.
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Buildings In Rome Named
For Cardinal Gibbons, Ruth
By the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. II. - The
Most Rev. John H. Boccella OF
Loretto, Pa, said today work has
begun in Rome on buildings
named for the late James Cardi-
nal Gibbons and Babe Ruth.
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He returned from Italy today
on the liner Saturnia.
Father Boccella is minister gen.
eral of the Third Order Of St.
Francis with headquarters at St.
Francis College.
The building named after the
late Archbishop Of Baltimore is
a professional and vocational high
school.
A recreation center will carry
Evening star., 1949-11-13

of Ruth baseball his
star who died last order Completion expected by
Father Boccela said the Pope September 1885,
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
30th Banquet

Over 500 delegates attended
ihe Both annual banquet of the
Detroit Council Of Churches at
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Spirit" will be the subject of
the Lesson-Sermon in all Chris
tian Science churches throughout
the world on Sunday. February 8
The Golden Text ii Cor. 2;lD
is: What man .knoweth the
thing of man, save the spirit
Of man shich is in him? even
so the things of God knoweth no
man. but the Spirit of God.
Among the Bible citations 10
this passage. (Romans 8:l,l4:
There IS therefore now no con-
demnation TO them which are in
Christ Jesus. who walk not after
the flesh, but after the Spirit.
For as many as are led by the
Spirit of God, they are the sons
of Cod
Correlative passages TO be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy, include the follow
ing %. 264): when we realize
that Life is Spirit, never in nor
of matter, this understanding will
expand into self-completeness.
finding all in God, good, and
needing no other consciousness. :"
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
30th Banquet
600 Delegates Attend Meet

Metropolitan Methodist Church
last Thursday night
The delegates heard DR.. Roy
l.. Smith of Chicago, head pub
ishing agent of the Methodist
Church. listened to report that
the Councils income for the
year was -73.504.l7. alslost Is
per cent higher than any pre-
vious year. and elected officers
for l949 A budget Of 6,836 SO
was adopted
DR.. Chester A. MePheeiers.
iirsi vice president presided
in the absence Of DR.. Fred
erick H. Olert. now on .
world tour. DR.. Oleri was re-
elected for the customary sec
ond year as president.
REV. HOWELL ATTENDS
Rev Newell c. Liesemer. pres
dent OF the Pastors Union. and
Rev. ] D. Howell, pastor Of 81,
stephens AME Church. pro-
nounced the benediction vii
liam A Mavberry gave the treas
drer's report; Wellington NJ Lo-
gan the Nominating committee
report. and DR. A. G. Studer
made an appeal for contribu-
tions.
Rev + C johnson announced
the observance Of Feb Goth as
United Action Sunday The Male
Choiristers of the Little Church
of the Air" Nng under the
direction Of DR.. Nellie Huger
Ebersole.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05

In an analysis Of the positions
held by Lewis Business College
graduates, it will be found that
they are employed in every type
Of business from realty and med
ical offices TO commercial carrier
establishments. This analysis
shows clearly the extensive
training obtained and the various
positions for which they are
able to qualify and in which
.ney excel.
Lewis Business College was
founded or the idea that Negro
bows and girls needed business
education. This idea has always
been first with Lewis Business
College. We educate young peo-
pie for business.
Our prices were set years ago
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05

Much local interest is being
shown in the pre-conventlon
musical az the Spruce Street
Baptist Church. Monday. Feb.
"a. 1890 D. m. Rev. (. w. D.
Isaac. director and Rev. B. E.
Caller. assistant director. and
are being assisted by various
ehoirs Of Nashville and prom
lnent artists.
Tuesday evening, Feb. IS.
there will be a pre-opening ses-
sion al the Spruce Street Bap-
tist Church, Rev. c. A. w. Clark,
pastor.
Feature speaker Of the evening
will be Rev. Gardner c. TAYLOR
pastor OF Concord Baptist
Church. Brooklyn. New York.
Announcements comes that dele
cations are planning 10 arrive
,arlv IN order to witness the
pre-opening session.
WOMEN TO MEET
The Board Of Directors Of
the Women's Convention. an
auxiliary 10 the National Bap-
list Convention. Miss Mamie
II. Burroughs. president. will
hold their sessions az the First
Baptist Church, 3i9-8th ave.
nue.. North. Rev. H. L. B. Will
kins. pastor. The Womens
meeting begins Thursday
morning. Feb. 18th.
The National Layman Move
inent sent a call to the Baptist
Laymen OF the nation TO meet
in the auditorium OF the Sun
day School Publishing Board.
Morris Memorial building. J. c.
McClendon, president. and Jas.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
ONE WORLD

This is National Youth Week
and the Young People of Bethel
have planned TO observe il with
a Sunrise Breakfast at 700 am.