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PINE WHIFF BEACH
SOUTH RIVER MD.

Rs mi. from Washington. Beautiful
estate: 7-rm. house, modern de-
sign; bedrms.. large liy. rn, t with
en-: spacious glassed-in porch; oil
heat: bsmt.; built for all-year- round
use; together with Arm. COTTAGE.
bedrms., all modern improvements,
attached garage. for summer use;
with trees and shrubhery: .compris-
streets, 5 blks. from South River;
bathing and boating faeilities: 1047
now priced at S32, 900 10 settle
estate: will sch whole or divided,
Open for inspection Sun. to
pm. To reach from D. c.. out
GeSdand Ssat5s rvs s.seS sd arDoi si fs EN- rosd
to callsn property.
VIM. F. CARLIN
exTE -
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES white
or ccioredI-Quick settlement. Pre-
fer personal calls TO telephone calls
FULTON r GORDON. 1927 Eye 81
NV. DI. $3.50. Brokers, attention
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates; 3 or 5 year terms anc
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE
INC. Ills Eye st. NV, MA 646s
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4%-4hS-
graded according TO character oi
nI ies1; no shsrFe 60 fS5 On. APPRAISAL. ~ ;, =
FIRST AND SECOND Trust LOANS
sASToW 7ssi 8 g' EEAhny =. aEs aa55. eo Realtors
viii viii 81, Second trust notes b c.
NATioNAL MoRToAGE 4 iNvEsT.
MENT CORP. 1914 n Y ave NV
fss AND end TRUST LOANS. Promp,
and courteous service. Before Dor.
rowing call COLONIAL INVESTMENT
CO.. Sl7 9th st. NV RE, $3.50
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. LIST and
se asd tfa HENRY " fsa saIus sag' .sb 4aef s
MA. 1869. l104 Vermont ave. NV
WILL BUY deferred purchase none,
QUICK, 81. 1881: ewes. RA. 34Is
TRUSTS. 1st. 2nd and 3rd; Nd. Va.
D. c.; wk's service. ADAMS REALTY
co" so6 N. Y. ave. NV" RE. l6. lSi2
end AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur.
chased Prompt quotations. JOHN
ZIRWES. INC, RE. 6345; ewes, VI
1873.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
2nd trust; reas. discounts. MR.
QUICK, 81. 773l; ewes, RA. 34l B
4%-Money to Loan-4h% %
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TRAIlERS WANTED

WANTED TO RENT house trailer for
about 6 months. Can MI. 6o5l.
CAMP TRAILER WANTED - Prefer
used Higgins or Campkraft: must
be reas. and in good shape. Call
OV 2909.
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Vienna. Va. Vienna 900.
COBB ISLAND

COBB ISLAND
On Neale Sound, surrounded by clean
salt waters an unusual opportunity
to buy q wooded cottage site at
this low price of
$198
other desirable cottage sites proper
tionately priced; electricity, tele-
phone, State-maintatned roads, no
road assessment. Drive down today
CALVERT REALTY 90. representa-
tive on property daily and Sundays
Directions: Through Silver Hill,
fieht at TB, straight to Waldorf, La
Plata, left at Nevburs. Follow our
COBB ISLAND
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SEE OUR wide range Of models in
from sI,2s5 up Easy terms,
Richter Trailer Sales
Rervyn Md Call TO b035.
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SEASONS BEST BUY
$3.50 cash or -$4,450 with terms.
for q beautiful 3-room furnished log
jackson, 80 mi. d. c. One and one
half acres. right ON water front.
Part cleared, rest beautifully wooded
Fireplace, terrace. paneling, all mod
ern improvements. Price drastically
cut for Immediate sale.
HUGH McDARMID
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MAINTAIN SUMMER HOME

Ideal for vacations, weekend enter
tanning. or aIi-yesT-round sport
and enjoyment. four acres with
spring and stream; STONE house COM
pletely renovated inside and out
any one will enjoy this. old or
young: isolated. yet easy accessible.
Call Mr. Gosd with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th ST. NV, ST. T2b0' ewes
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42o-Money to Loan-412%
On D. c. improved property no
charge for appraisals; look UP what
you are now paying and see US; We
can save lou money.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
1A12 IL ST n w III 1877 Ia
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Special for Week End
1a47 "A ohv. completely equipped
new; only S595. Dozens more Il
choose from. Cash. terms or trade
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
Sales and service. 1868 S1st nv.
MI, 0602.
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LONG BEACH COTTAGE
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

2 rooms and 2 gIass-inclosed porches
Lot, 5OYI 90, in beautiful wooded
area. Price. 50, $50. Down pasmtnt'
Si 300 Monthly on balance. $50
Near new yacht basin. OH surfaced
street. Connected to central water
system. A very good buy at this
price. Also other cottages. Lots;
$3.50 up. depending on size and
location. Be our guest and see the
dozwood is gorgeous array Of BIOS
som. Drive S miles south Of Prince
Frederick on the Solomons Island
road to St Leonard, turn left and
follow signs to office facing Chesa-
peake Bay. M. Z. ROCKHILL. INC
Room 9UT 1921 X st NV Il
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SUMMER HOMES

M. BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, "a
Besut. furn;, stone ana Ioost' 9
screened porches. swimming, fishing.
riding secluded. golf ano country
club near; garden 81 200 season
Smaller cottage, $500. CO 81
ewes and Sun. IL
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lg4T ennysrtibls Ples t.
master h-pA& club coupe heautiiGi
oFiE. nnish, clean and nice, sseSilf ut
motor, ntS top. Enad ttre4, : anc h
only $3.50; tAks terms. trade 40.
DAY owner rated guarantee LOGAN
Ford. llll sth ST n ~, sDi Ssna
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1919 sITDERAKEK ]

new. Ss.S3p
1874 Chevrolet Lz-ten: S-s5.
lg4s Dodge 's-ten. 81 -535
la4S Int E-a Esp 81 B2h.
Ia4S DODGE l-toB stake S. S45,
1898 Chevrolet pickup. 81 lH5.
lp46 Chevrolet ts-ton pane SSPS
ia4l CheyToisi is-,sn. >3ss
4-sieepeF cab tractors. air brakes
late models
So other truck bargains Va, apc
D C inspections
We buy and sell Army trucks ano
parts 0Mc truck de8lers
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
32pu Lee hwy, AriinRton CR 700
1901 OTonoeo St, Alexandria oN
500
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CHEVROLET 1898 @-dr spec ial to-
day al S3ib. KIRK MOTOR co d.
1000 0eoggiA ave, IA tN00 In
CHEVROLET lpsT Fiestaint Aero sc
dams, . 10 choose from Both cara
fully EQUIPPED. Immaculate IN and
out SlisS Terms HOTLE NO.
TOR SALES, i34a Que ST nv Dc
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AUTO rsUckS-sAlE ,css..

6Nc 7-ToS TRrCk tiFpssse'I -
--Mooel T ea p s<-tai Ne S4s
engine Ne IsATtsT7 sias7R. EiAks
body Ry pgc.st su~s3sa a. NJ 80
n II ne. TEsscAy. ApEl - !s&a.
I9 an TeTHsA cash MAJ sA&s
Coacor. trustee Pc eh>r tE1eg
nlee New ID 1ss- a. issa NJ
Sd S9A. Fecs- Ger Q! deeds as1ss . c
ADAM A wESCHLER q son. AScia
GMc 1910 c1mp trzkk mssss over
hAsisd. Eo~s operating sGlp Ena
trz1s glisSsGn. A&EF11Gs, s~ESr DC
sSs1
WHITE ia47 wB-ss trasloz. $500
Eaiaee arc Sa-ft F-Lehsu' sra -
S43nG AckESSEY ST. 49, 80
ADAM A. HFsCHIES 4 >oN
AHrttogsETS
Trustee SaIt q
GMC S-TON TRUCK
Model T 81 3, ssra5 No @S+s. ~
sgns No, l@5.Ti@.7 tlsdTl ,. ttAGs
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
AT NO 3@Q III ST NE
TUESDAY, April. J q, IS49. - A "
Terms Cash. Mar Jane ConsUt.
Trustees. Re ch&ttsi Truf; asee
Nov. 10 Ia47. as Lean No ~ 62p
Recorder Of Deeds Otfoe. .. c
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CHEVROLET fa4s Fieetmas.sr t-ar
from ortg one osnsr. and ia IN hr .
condition gleAmlnk ebony thai
really shinsa lovely eAT that
Is ready to sivs miles o. service Sc
day owner rated guarantee ~ s.u,
cash or terms LOGAN Ford ltll
Sah NJ AAAA
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CHEVROLET la4

CHEVROLET ls47 2-dr sedan: equip
With seat s,,sr, eossr, sans snS hsss s,ie.s @ sor
quick sale at sl,2es. 271+ Quar-,
I'd. nv, pu, 5O42. go
CHEVROLET le47 convertible: IS sx-
tras cost over $3.50; perfect eondi-
!ion: Jess than q, u Y. old; oris' oxnsr' Ts
caEyRoLfT si;yIS, f. 1s4i ssp' 'a-door; radio .ne
late: yours for only ss4b NORTH
EAST MOTOR co. Ford Dealers,
1901 MINI. ave. ne, Ii 400 open
cTfsyRoIET iTssy 81 pia isso 4-door; plenty l Of
EosTHnssT S1i,ss ss.. r NJ, MOTOR CO. % Fora
Dealers. go Bladsnsours rd: ne.
At. oaoo. Open ewes. TIL . Pm.
CHEVROLET ls47 a-er: radio and
heater a9x can an. ear .es ee anly 9s,,e 's s4s
Guaranteed. NORTHEAST MOTOR
co, Ford Dealers, 1901 MINI. ave
ne. II 4ioo. Open ewes tiil .
caEvRoLEr 1897 a-eoor; ever %: :
e.f eoo saIsfFss an1y ssss 'i soRrHxss sir Il s No
siseenssars I'd. ne. At. osoo.
open ewes till 9 Pm liz
CHEVROLET 1e4l coupe. hesteft tne
ideal family car. motor reesnsnS
ssoRraEssr sssEa.slssss s"sscn'oie noTos CO. CO.. Sord
Dealers. a2o Biadensburg re ne.
At. o2oo. Open ewes. til 9 Pm
cHEv AZ x-dr. Fi.m. town sedan:
immseulate ecnditsqn: original
cssSI'vsIIoi.f sS'sI N fsoi iss2sR a. essp.. ss1s I r.sas,.
cnas MO- snd sransmissiess nsx eiaseh. !.
good tires and paint: S32s. 81 bo2s.
CHEVROLET eoa,. 1s4s: / -sr.sn,
ESQ s.ss ossr. Hl. II RI E. 7ssf ssf' Or Il, ssss
cHEyRoLEr ists Aero: heater. very
lev milease. ] owner: gusrsntsec.
only 81 .esS. NORTHEAST MOTOR
Co, Ford Dealers 1901 Mtnn. are.
ne. Il. 400. open ewes tfli nn
csEy s.,.,r; 20 psts ssssA s1ss ass''s s 8. y
1909 isth 81. So Ari CIV. sTe,
CHEVROLET ls4s 4-dr.: 7. aac p;
Ip, 600 miles. pvt. owner s.lso
ciannHysoLET inH T is4i 4-sr. sedan: seed
eond s7as or eest orer- Af os95-
cn1sykkoLsT M kssL Il ls47 r,s~,m.s,er .-sr..
ius. ssnsr;e sne esssa sssn. ah' 'rssiisssoLs sisiss 10
Tors 1898 R. / ave. ns- 60.
CIIEyKoITT fe47 club cpe.: r. and
a. seat covers. ! owner, .esesn ~
SIDE and oaf. excel peyformanss
ANoLE RoToRs. sol0 n. l. ave.
cihiFyRofET is4s esns,; ssis.: ssaes
top. new: Q seausy: 1885: 81 mos.
10 pay. COOPER 5eoz ws- .w
nv KM ESQ. III
CHEy. '4i club eeups; =. b.. rsqees
motor overhaul. nsv pAlnt. feSS,
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e67 Thayer ave, silver Spring, SH
Evening star., 1949-12-31
'Strectcar' to Play
Ford's Two Weeks

Washington subscribers to the
Theater Guild-American Theater
Society season Of five plays at
Ford's Theater in Baltimore this
week received tickets for the third
play. Tennessee Williams "A
Streetcar Named Desire" All
local subscribers will be taken
care of during the first week Of
the two week engagement at
Ford's, which starts January 8.
Those planning to use the spe-
cial Theater Guild bus to Balti-
more for the matinee January II
or January IA are requested to
make reservations Immediately
with Bess Davis Schreiner. The
Guild office, in the National The
ater, will be open. as usual on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
afternoons.
It is expected, though not def
initely set, that the fourth play
in the subscription series at Ford's
will be 1.-THE Madwoman Of Chail-
lot"
Evening star., 1949-12-31

Moss are renting their home here.
From now on. you'll find them in
Texas on q huge ranch cluttered
up with oil wells. Jane is one
child star who succeeded with
marriage. too.
Gary Cooper, the star Of that
picture, has spent IA consecutive
years in the first 10 at the box
Office. His record is surpassed only
by Gable.
Vanessa Brown is packing her
winter woolies. She's going to
England to make the next Tar
zan." To think that SO much Quiz
Kid excellence should wind up
with TarZan!
Richard Carlson writes as much
as he acts. His Hollywood Sa-
fari" appears in Golfers. And he
Is also writing a book, in the
Hemingway style, about Africa.
** Il \
The Hopalong Cassidy deal with
Bing Crosby is only in the dream
ing stage. It all depends on
whether Bill Morrow. who sug-
gested it, comes through with a
good story. Hoppy is getting some
fancy offers to make pictures,
from every studio-prices go as
high as $3.50 600 per picture. And,
but for television, Bill Boyd might
have been only a memory by now!
Alan Ladd stars in Montana
Rides" for his next. Alan's horse
opry "Whispering Smith," made
a fortune for Paramount last year.
Bob Hopes Christmas card had
him saying, Staying in with the
family this year"-and a picture
Of Bob in a straight jacket being
held home by the kids and Do
lores. It was obviously sent off
before Bob hoped to Alaska with
his family!
Released by MANA
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Births Reported
| (From the D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistics,

Larry and Mary Adams, girl.
Paul and Barbara curro, girl.
:nd .na RSS b.vs p'slf sE s''
victoriano and Geraldine DeLeon. boy.
Milton and .Marsaret Glatterer. boy.
Hod.s. HoSis ana snd T,.snot lSs oeSd3spe' siri
Roger and Veronica Hale, giri.
Georss snd Josephine Hsrl. boy.
Horace and Ellen Jefferson. boy;
Psnny en.y and nd Elizabeth Il:ao o;, jefferson. bo,
wassr sns aaa and dPsos.nE Ros. hpsa ss Ssy
Ray and Leonore Leonard, boy.
Beverly and Alma Luzier. boy.
Alexander .nd Bonnie Asreopulo,. boy.
Samuel and Georgia Martin, girl
John and ElizsSsth MeAndrsw. boz.
chance and Mary Mcponaid, Boy.
aoylsna 1y and Inc nua,Ie horns MoomoH His saa s5
wisn snRsn :as .na hasef Dess e.assss 9'ssa o5 ss
Wo.hs1. :nd ad Hs}sa z.Isa Pensea Peasssa III: aSl
sss .aa and Iis:s sefssaI boz,
William and Helen Roop. boy.
Leo and Darlene Ross, boy.
s.4nirs Frank and .nS 9Iys sshu,sr sa;. boy;
George and Lucille shaw. boy.
Wayne and Ruth shoap. girl
William and Frances Shreve, gtrl.
Carlton and simone sickles, sirL
willard and Bonnie Smith, boy.
Burt and Dorothy Stewart, girl.
Louis and .Nettie stimatz. girl.
Robert and AGNES Stoute. girl.
Frederick and Doris Sturm, girl.
Ross and Mar9Aret Suter, girl.
Theodore and Jean TAYLOR, girl.
Liewellyn and Jane Thompson, girl,
Leroy and Dorothy Usilton, girl.
Donald and Betty Whitcraft, boy.
Richard and Ida Wood, girl.
James and Kathleen Arnold, girl
Richard and Rosetta Bauknight, girl.
William and Beatrice Belt, girl.
James and Incerleen Branner, girl.
Monroe and Bernice Garry, boy.
Alfonso and Loretta billiard. boy.
James and Katherine Douglas. eirl.
Tony and Melzetter Duncan, boy.
Edward and Alberta Fernandez, boy.
John and ALICE Frazier, boy.
Lewis and Eleanor Cant, giri.
Edward and Cecilia Garnett, boy.
Johnnie and Samiella Graham, girl.
Jessie and Ertha Harden, boy.
James and Eleanor HAYWARD, girl.
James and Estella Herndon, girl.
Thomas and Rachel Jenkins. girl.
Francis and Dorothy Leftwich, sirl
James and Mary Miller, .sirl.
Theodore and Margaret Price, girl.
Robert and Swiss ouander, boy.
James and Mary Reynolds, boy.
Joseph and Victoria Rutherford, girl.
@ Robert and and afss poris smith, nihilboson' bos. '"
AlOnZ0 and Vivian SnoWden girl
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
Z and Time Of Showing

Ambassador - 1.-THE Inspector
General: /, sos, Sis. 7:25. s:4o
and 1880 pm.
+ Capitol-"Adam's Rib II am,
LAS. 4:35. 7:20, 1910 pm. and
1:05 am. Stage shows: 1885,
3:45. 6:35, 9:20 pm. and 1915
am.
Columbia - Ambush: 10:45
am. 12:40. 2:40. 4:35. 6:35, $3.50
1925 and 1928 am.
Dupont-"Germany Year Zero;
1:10. 2:55. 4:45, $3.50. $40, 1910
pm. and midnight.
Keith's-"The Outlaw; 1910
am, 1910. 2:10, 4:15, 6:15, 8:15
10:15 pm. and 1920 am.
Metropolitan Port Of New
York: IL, 2, 4. 6, sos. 1905 pm
and 1910 am. g.
Never Give A Sucker An
Even Break: II am. 1880. 4:05
6:35 and 9:10 pm.
National - "Tell It to the
Judge; 1880 am, 1:20, $40, 5
$3.50, $40. 10:30 pm. and mid
night.
Palace-"On the Town: 11:1t
am. 1:25, $40. $50. sos. 1920
pm. and 1885 am.
Pix-"Frankenstein Meets the
Wolf Man; /, $3.50. 5:55. 8:25
10:15 pm. and lis am.
Playhouse - IAN the Kings
Men: 11:10 am, 1:15, 1925, 5:35
7:50. 10 pm. and 1910 am.
Trans-Lux-"Pirates Of Capri;
11:05 am, l. 1850. 4:45. 6:35, 8:3t
1920 pm. and midnight.
Warner-'"The Inspector Gen.
eral";; 10:45 am. 1855, sos, SIS
7:30. $40 pm. and 1910 am.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Deaths Reported

trTOu tuc -. y. buIedu Oh tltAl 6t2tlotlCbJ
Baroness Nena Won Below. 81. 1901 Park
5s 5s.ssss S., s 81 sss ss1 WILL 4;
e: ss:si:. r. sgs s|E.:s =; e. e.
Rose Collison, 76, 1880 A st. ne. ~
Eugene sS VI. Breneman, 7s. is51 Lsnss pl.
James A. oghes. II. 1918 Madison ct.
Mathiide Bouchard. e5, ase Massachusetts,
sssss ass I psn.sn; q: u, !. s.sasn % q, ,,,.
yohn %1,aTE T.pIes' = 4E1sss g. g. lses e. nv .s. Sc
RsiphsF csmpbsil. 52, Glenn Dale sani-
saSsfs "a. 4: ottss. s q; sso, Kias e csc,s.. Va.
ida Banner, IS. Hyattsyflis, Nd.
Lawrence c. Hansbroush, mos. Hillside,
Benjamin mi Allen, ss, sa4 Mclean ave. ~.
e. }.nis HsaRns HEas.fds g. s. se;s sss e it. M 81.
Mlleis' xmsiia psrtsr a sna1 as, 1854 Kramer q.
Francis Zuni. TO-. Albuquerque, New Mex.
Jenny Bell. SO. 1417 Ct. s.e..
SsIIS SI,.TR Rvflasas ss.sss4 e. I'll I'll e S. nv s; NV
james jane i. Hammond. 20. 1919 Rossdais st.
s:sasr watts. q q g .7ds R,szss zss :s s. NV nv.
kabi. dRbii c.raasnait e. asmitsa. 81 s. s YsiS c.iioTni:
v.ss =, T. f. L.nsl.,. IS. so1s Banks pl. ..s.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Graham

(Continued From Page A-l0.)
fly to Sonny in Chicago as planned
because she has q cold. They have
been apart now for about eight
months. Barbara still insists
nothing's wrong.
Jane Withers and Husband Bill
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Marriage License
|AppIicotions

Under d. c. laD, couples must
apply for d marriage license on
one day. toatt three full days and
receiue the license OF, the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Charles T., WeodalI; 20. .1739 Park I'd. NV
q 1osa New ano ser.es Isn .ss nH
,!.n u, issd ats:n en-
g: besh 81 s$os aS sssh ssE'.H 8. Nv eae'''e'
oepErss pnrs.t Goos, 80, SO 18th s; ne, sne
JuiiSs Texnssend sndd 81. IT, 1sss ishas' Kisas p Ii nv
and and porothe. Knudtson. 50 1865 Co
as 'shn'fa se,:y,i,,s. sz sfs..0''' Ma and Mari
Ralston MaloneE. II. Iss 11th st. Sc.
and Violet Simmons, 90. 1117 stapieI
wss"sisG .ad S: issr. lsa: r. 7ss ysss
john r. Holland, a = T., : 10, s7os gate. st. ne.
LAWRENCE Pa:bash; 90: 5Ios Conneetieu
ayiington, ayei n;w, vn Snd Mary Lou johnson. 20
5a$:s ss1sf ss West s..Gnse Park. ~ r.;
sai = pp.t as 'hs! s sa7 '' franz INK
Gilbert aiib ~ Lane. me ~. Hya.tsivll.. Nd, .nt
Maragret Hrueck. 40. 3b1o Macomt
and Jane simon. s5. 5000 connectieu,
Ma. rive Wssa 1PsA.S3i. ". w. and Adj.
RosR = Soss 4 Aos:I s.sien' :as S':Ss5' is6'
Eugene JAM. 40. 214e Eye st. NV. sne
kristtne Mccormick, 81. 2146 Eye st
Pedro Murphy, 42; and starlet. Davis. IS
Anibal Rose, 21. 344 Oneida pl. ne.
ss1a, ssnaa sessy 3 Z. 4 Mont 1s' seott'' Hotel
Station. and Dorothy Burns, 80. 100!
samuel Dunn. 2s. s4oo 18th st. nv. .ne
Lavalette Carroll. 81, 1880 irving st
"a s.:s wsas'sf E,kss.; ss s' 1sa ii a.;:
ana a9s5s Tsss. .rfss as n'ssn. 81 .a
wli1ians. idsa st nlaef. nf Il. .ss1 c st. &c.. .ns
Irene Woodland, 1s, 336 C. st. sc.
81. both Of 1872 [ st. ny NV. ' A'
,,,KII6ie ,KI16ie IA LSOmss, p; 5ss Msdisoe g: ny
both of Hyattsville. Nd.
, 1949-10-19
Privute Schools

The School Law of the Vir-
gin Islands requires anyone
wishing to conduct a private
School to secure permission
from the Department of Educa
ton. Such permission will be
given after the school has been
inspected and found meeting
the requirements set up for
public schools.
P. L. BYRD LARSEN
, 1949-10-19
AMMO

Freight and Passenger Service
will be resumed by the Furness
Witty line steamers beginning
with SIS FORT AMHERST
scheduled to sail from New York
November 18th, 1949, and due at
Frederiksted November 22nd.
FURNESS Witty COMPANY,
LIMITED
AGENTS
, 1949-10-19
Certificate
Of Dissolution

It being within the province
of my office, /, the undersign-
ed, Morris F. de Castro, Gov
eminent Secretary of the Vir-
gin Islands, upon being salts
fled by due proof, hereby GER
tify that consent by AhaStocks
holders to the dissolution of
the domestic corporation
known by the firm name and
style of THE VIRGIN IS
LANDS COMPANY has been
filed in accordance with Law.
In testimony whereof, / have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Seal Of the Govern
ment of the Virgin Islands of
the United States to be affix-
ed at Charlotte Amalie, St.
Thomas, Virgin Islands, this
sixth day Of October, A. D.,
1949.
Morris F. de Castro
Government Secretary
SEAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10
West Asks Week End
Talks With Russians
On Railway Strike

BERLIN, June 10.-The West
ern powers are seeking week end
talks here with the Russians In
an effort to meet the Monday
deadline set by the foreign minis
ters In Paris for solving the Berlin
rail strike and other transport
problems.
Mai. Gen. George p. Hays,
deputy American military gov
ernor. said the invitation TO the
Russians was sent by the United
States with British and French
agreement.
1--WE have had no firm reply
from them yet" Gen. Hays said.
The proposed meeting would
bring together the economic and
transport chiefs of the four powers
in O revival of talks that have
been going on for weeks.
Accord Awaits Strike End.
Gen. Hays said work on the
East-West trade agreement. trans
port problems and the Berlin
rail strike are "all one package"
The Western conferees have
refused to agree on any trade
pact until the strike Is settled.
They insist settlement Of the
strike Is a Russian matter be-
cause the Russians control the
rail system.
American authorities said they
were willing also to take UP the
strike as a separate matter.
Heinz Bracht, chairman Of the
striking union. took dim view of
the prospects for settlement.
The strike situation was this:
All freight traffic to and from
Western Berlin was still dormant
as it has been since May 20. The
city's elevated train service was
halted completely In the three
Western sectors.
Pickets March Again.
Pickets for the second straight
day marched in front of the rail-
way headquarters building in the
American sector. The railroad
was doing its paper work In i'm
provised Offices In the Russian
sector.
The union offered again today
to unlock transport. Officials
said they had their crews ready to
move interzonal freight. but there
was no indication rail officials
would let West German trains
through Potsdam to the West
Berlin yards.
The union also said 1t is con-
sidering o plan to get the city's
elevated trains going again on an
emergency basis In the Western
sectors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10
Broadway Dancer Of sc
Dies at Age Of l03
BY the Assoeiassd Prsss

LONG BEACH. Calf, June 10.
Mrs. Clarissa M. Noxon, who
sang and danced on Broadway
before the Civil War. died yester-
day. She was 1903.
Born In Masonville. N. Y. she
performed as her fathers dancing
partner at the age Of 10 and sew
eral years afterward. She died
at the home of o daughter, Mrs.
Jennie Elliott. Also surviving are
O son. 81 grandchildren, 81 great
grandchildren and "a great
Observation-Disclosures.
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News From FRANKLIN GREER
School ReOpens
Monday After
Yuleiide Holiday
BY Mrs. Robert Bragg

Orange Lake school will open
Monday after a two weeks vaca-
ton.
George Devers and family Wis
tied the Robert Braggs satur-
day.
Ellis Clark is improving after a
recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs A. r. Pecaut had
as guests Christmas their daugh-
ter and family from New Orleans
and Mr.. Pecaut's sister.
Christmas guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lambert were Mr..
and Mrs. Prentiss Lambert, Theo-
dore, Ala; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Strasser, Carolton Acres, Mobile;
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Arksnsans Are Guests

Arkansans Are Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Horton,
Osceola, Ark. were holiday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Raby.
Sgt. and Mrs. B. T. Whatley,
Ft. Riley, Kans., are spending the
holidays with relatives here. Their
son, Edward, will remain here
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ST. Elmo, Ala, and Johnny, Al
bert and Lester Goff, Escatawpa
Family Party
A family Christmas party was
held Sunday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Adeline Davis. Gifts
were exchanged and out-of-town
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. C.
w. Davis, Mobile, and Mr.. and
Mrs, c. w. Davis, Jackson.
Miss Virginia Mcqueen, Inde-
pendence, Mo, arrived home
Thursday to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Mcqueen.
The Rev. and Mrs. James vii
hanson are spending the, week
visiting relatives in Philadelphia
and Forrest.
Clyde Oliver. Perkinston, is
spending the holidays with his ia
ther, Lum Oliver.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mis-.
Frank Bennett Christmas were
Mrs. Olga Laakso and sons, Pecan.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Davis. Jr..
Jackson, were weekend guests Of
Mrs. j. r. Golf.
Christmas guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Greenough were Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Irwin, New Or
leans, and Mr.. Watts, Spring Hill,
La.
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C. w. Porsley Marks
BirthdoY With PdrtY

G.. w. Parsley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Parsley, celebrated
his tenth birthday with a party
at the Hurley school last Wednes-
day afternoon when his fourth
grade classmates joined him in
a party.
After he had opened his gifts
the birthday cake, adorned with
ten candles, was cut while the 32
classmates sang, Happy Birth
lay" Mrs. Willie Rouse and Mrs.
Louise Melvin assisted his mother
an serving cake and cold drinks.