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Evening star., 1949-03-27
SH. 800.
TAKOMA PARK
nnN,T NETcC THTC

Open Sunday, . to g. 46 Poplar ave.
Lovely brick bungalow on large cor
ner lot; . bedrooms on lst floor.
living room with fireplace. dirlns
room md xitchen;, 2 bedrooms up
stairs; large finished basement; built
in garage. oil heat; S16,500, terms.
Drive out New Hampshire ave. ex-
tended to Ray rd:, left 8 blocks to
open sign. Call Mr.. Stover, CAM
PAMELA & WOOD. Ex. 41l3; ewes.
and Sunday. TW. 1910. ~
TAKOMA PARK-$11,950
Pretty broom BUNGALOW, OF Flower
ave; rec. room, equipped kitchen.
nice lot; excel. cond. See our list
OF other homes in Takoma Park.
Many bargains. RAFFTLL REAL
ESTATE SH. 1908.
TAKOMA. PARK-$11,750
Just Of N. H. ave. ext. only Q min
from D. C. line-Pretty 6-room Caps
Cod, fireplace, picket fence. oil heat.
garage, chicken house. many extras.
May 60 GI. RAFFELL REAL e.
TATT tnn2
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SILVER SPRING. MD.

SIIVER SPRINU, MD.
New Cape Cod brick, large cor. IN
est'd residential neighborhood; n
bath in bedrm. on st nr, ise'
nix. to 4 buslines. Close to school
and shopping center. To reach, out
Georgia ave. to 1900 blk, left on
Lsnsdovne Way to sign. Open. l
to pm. Sl7,bOo. 1000 cash.
A bargain, E. M. sTo1T d 60"
an 30SO "
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SELL! BUY! TRADE!

OU1d! 0O 44S1A06s
Home! FarmI Acreasel Lawles Or
Davis, or. 1926. "0eorGe." RE
Bill: ewes, OIL. 1871: with John
CHRONAKER. sP. O630. Writsl
400 9Th st. NV, D. c.
VIZ HAVE CASH CLIENTS for houses
N all section: q the city; no charge
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 4 ct. NV. MA. 0352. Ewes.
NO OO26. "Over 80 Years Service"
Cash for Your Home
48-HOUR SETTLEMENT
Any type, section or condition. ! alssc
sell for you. TR. OIL. COL,
JAMES CARROLL.
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SLIGO PARK HILLS
TAKOMA PARK

owner and builder. New 1O-rm. brick
home with stone front. Can be used
for l or 2 families Located on q
main street; bus stop at door. Won
derlul location for doctor or dentist.
baths; md Il. apt. has : bedrms.
and bath. Built-in sarase. caH
GI AGdR
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HILLCREST

open Sun, Q to 8, 1920 Bangor st.
s.e.-New 6-rm. det. brick stone
lee. concrete side porch. powder nm
on 1st floor: full bsmt. with space
for rec. rm.; 2 blks of Alabams
ave. and 36th st. Sc. Call Mr..
Ruehl TR 1889.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Seu,hsss,
HITJCREST AREA SE

H1LLCREST AREA, Sc.
Attention, investor. Two 4-family
apts.. semldet. brick, consisting Of
living rm., bedrm., kitchen, dinette
closets. parouet floors. Basement;
h.-w.h.. coal sIoker; laundry trays.
FHA trust. about $4,000. 4hee
payable $133.50 per mo-, int. prin-
cipal. taxes and ins. included. Price
tGr as Soth an s4seoo annHa val ssss rsR
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. Realtor, D1. 3346.
YOUR LUCKY HOUSE
Vacant-1300 Blk. B st. Sc.
8 large rooms, full basement. gas
heat; large yard, garage. ST. O451;
ewes, GE. 5030. -27
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81 Q00 DOWN

~ASOSS - W
Sss.5e per month including taxes and
insurance; 3-bedrm. home. 2 yrs.
old; large liv. rm. and din. rm., SIDE
porch, full bsmt., large lot Ia 5000
Silver Spring residential district;
Alumni Alumlnumc c,,I stsTr sH1 sofG, T1nd0"' ana
Montgomery Inv. Il 1ns. Go.
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CHARMING 5-RM. BRK

CHARMING 5-RM. BRk.
Near g. Capitol and Atlantic st
shopping center-A conv. location
for Naval Research Laboratory anc
Boiling Soil FIELD lust old e;; enough !, to II, b
gas heat: priced at only Sill 800
with $500 cash; Phone AT. $3.50
or OW. 5161 after 7.
THE GABLES co.
24o3 Minnesota ave. sc. Our Of.
fic. Is open Sat. and Sun for your
convenience. -27
1645 FT. DAVIS ST. Sc.
Modern 8 room and bath community
group brick; full basement with
semifinished recreation room; gas
hot-wster heat; Anchor fence
around rear yard: Venetian blinds:
good condition: attractively priced
at S12.e60; terms; shown By ap-
pointment only. Mr.. Altman. FR
1904. Exclusive agents.
Marshall j. Waple Co.
1924 14th st. NV. aealtor, DI,
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TAKOMA PARK

Home and income-3-unit brick Co
lonial; 2 apts., 5 rms and bath: l
apt: 3 rms. and bath, oil hest.
OWNER. SH. 5514 21s
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ROCKCREST BEST BUY
1904 Crawford dr.. Open Sat. ane
sun. l to 8; 3-bedrm: Cape COO
kit; gar., gas &C. heat: large lot;
bal. like rent. To reach Rockcrest
subdiv.. out Rockville. pike, approx
mi. beyond Bethesda Naval Hos
pital. Exclusive,
Geo. w. Robertson, Realtor
S1O1 Wis. ave, WI S267. IT
Evening star., 1949-03-27

SPRING. MD.-owner leav-
Ing town; make offer. Lee. 6-room
tapestry brick. Ia baths, slate
roof, finest materials: large level
lot. big screened porch. full dry
basement with lavatory: N block
to bus, excellent neighborhood; Gsll
Evening star., 1949-03-27
Observation-Disclosures

or approved. $lB,4S0, ~ or loan.
ssss:s M iai5 :ssssss Isss li!:s!S
With metal cabinets. Drive out Old
osorsetown rd., Q miles from 4enk
Of Bethesda to WyngAte, left blkl
70 9b0e Novel; DR.. Qpen Sat. snd
ala;. Foen 70 9; M5S!sY M5SSRY j G@
SScs. and sun. o. $3.50. 81
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TAKOMA PIX. S1O,95O

I AhOMA IN, 9IU,SCU
Attr. bunga. with garden: B rms. and
bath. with extra rm. and bath In
dry bSmt.; also front porch, dre-
place, inclosed rear porch and large
storage attic; close to stores and
buses. Price reduced for quick sale.
ROBERT Z. LOHR. Realtor, al
Cedar 81 NV. GE. O2b7 80
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CII-VER SpRTNG

You don't need a car to live in this
3-bedroom brick home. walking dis-
tance to Ga. and Alaska ave. earnns
and 18th st. bus. Living rmi WIN
fireplace, dining rn.. modern kitcn-
en-, porch, garage, gas hot-water
heat; nice lot with trees and shrub
berry. Priced low for. quick sale
Also other 2 and 3 bedroom homes
close in. John McRae. AL. S1lS.
BROWN REALTY CORP.
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rour-room frame bungalow; full base
ment, garage. meat house, chicken
house; lot S0x20O. Price, S6.S50.
Call Jerry williams, Damascus 1921
or FRED B. CUSHMAN, Realtor.
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SILVER SPRING

Cape Cod rambler. large rooms.
storage attic. tiled bath. fully
equipped kitchen. impressive liv,
rm. with fireplace; breezeway to
attached gar, dry bsmt, sas neat
level, shady lot; very finee ne1sntooro
u tr"ns reas price at Sl7.950. T.
* nIrp GEaa Wi 0a0o till -2S
Evening star., 1949-03-27

SILVER SPRING
New 5-rm. brick bungalow painted
white with green shutters. mr. psdds sds
School nhS fo't Close SS to stores; lse. lot IL
It. wide, Price, $l4.95n: $1,000
cash, ss5 per mo. Cali MRS. MOS,
BY. SH, 1853 after 6 pm. -
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SILVER SPRING
MIN ETNN IN

9l1O ETON RU.
. story brick Colonial, painted white
with green shutters. corner oed.
rooms. oil heat; near 2 Rusiiness' INES
schools and large shoppins center
Price, SI4.950: $500 cash, $st
ner month. THE MARYLAND REAL
ESTATE CO., 1884 colesville "a
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WESTMORELAND

10" Albemarle st.-Beautiful new
custom built det brick home IN
lovely woodland setting. 1st floor.
large living rm. with picture win
dow and fireplace, spacious dining
rm.. large kitchen, breakfast rm..
den with powder room, End moor;
baths; basement completely finished.
fireplace. laundry rm. with Bendix
washer, lavatory; built-in garage;
gas &C. heat. open side porch,
slate roof, copper cutters and down
stripped. Open Sunday. l to 5 pm.
SULLIVAN BROS.
Exclusive AGENTS, 1920 X st. NV.
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DREAM HOUSE

DILC2N1 I1OO0C
In nearby Md, brick detached, ?
story, mr. Shuler's Restaurant at
81 Woodland dr., mr.. Branch ave,
mile beyond Allentown I'd. large
rooms, 2 tiled baths, bedrooms;
oil &C. heat, nice basement, 2-car
detached karase; mr.. bus and
schools; about ! acre land: only
s16.950: $4,000 down. Phone FIR.
1857 til pm.
Annenberg Realty Co.
onoo NyrhoIe Ava lT 1-
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WOODM0OR-Rambler.type. 3.bed-
rma, 2-bath brick bungalow; Slg,-
fer auiet sale. YoUAo.oRL LosKY ctS
wOODM0OR-4 bedrooms and den,
nes ar.' .tehss yss fSS9 sa,s 9th s.tb reP'fs eD
floor: large lot; near schools. trans
brick home and priced under S20.-
900: sH. sOlO. MONTGOMERY Y
,s 1EyrsFESNr sFhlSGrfMs f1MMfusASGE &c 2
home Of i've rooms and bath on 4
acre Of sround with plenty of trees.
located near Hillendale, for only
ss;s69S, tsr%S Ht s;a. 81 MR.. OATS
81 81 PaosrEaT Hesj 81 Il. $50: D.. s-rm:, "
bath, det. brick. Open 10 to Q Pm
From Washinston Sanitarium, Ia
kome Park. drive out Carroll ave,
sxn ht' MSRfiE "a fisTn MsisERst st asss tS
ONLY 1850, nr. Indian Springs
c. c.-Lovely Cape Cod bungalow
with full bsmt. and nrepl. lEe. lot,
fs.Sn. 1isSs ,.s fEsl9ss sJsURRas :5SiS: a2zs
BETWEEN FIVE vi INbiAS HEAD RD. and
Fort Foote Park. about 4 mi; from
D. C. line-Frame house Of rms,
bath, h.-w.h. with stoker. elec., gas.
auto; water supply: over 81 acres sc
broad stream. This is an interesting
property. This house is in need OF
general overhaul. but can be pur...
chased for less than 100000. Call
N Miss sum- sh0'nsfi noHis sihoGM4kss iSS9 asahs.
1910 r Rf MA 1RG
brick bungalow. 8 rooms and bath.
Eas furnace, stove and 'refriEerator:
level lot; downtown bus one block
s.'ff: 1sH RisY Zss:nt k.soT Asainf 81 sls
oRHs u RSHR5;!, e. e.r..mas-ese; Nm! ~;
powder @ m: LIST h,t a.; !, s1s;sSSo: !:s.S: Nth dn'
fTs:l is.y sraneS nass'ns 1d oe e'is sl.d.ns nv.
burs rd., risht blk. r homes and
o%I .,V. 'isIn. sI' .S5S SkAsz q HfIAN, .sa .sslu'
MAKE OFFER on this lovely bunsa-
low with nd n:ns :bspsIss s5s:s esnses sssFm $500
40 trust to be assumed At $3.50
;$iS;4 ;$Si $,,1a 90 o'S;
floor den sr bedroom. 3 bedrooms
and bath DIP, on double lot 11Ox
no. A real nice-lookinG place and
handy to everything in the area;
Sl3,bOO. Owner anxious to sell
quickly. r. P. RIPLEY. Rsaltor,
FOUR-BEDROoM HOME. in Takoma !;
l bedroom on 1st floor. bath on each
foor; quiet street. but handy for
marketing in center of town has
Rssltor, q, Oil till 2 Pm; as
rms: liv. rr.. din; rm.. Kit. and
fireplace With powder rm: on 1stt
spSs,d fun .h t' s. s:th down up rsissS pass.ns &
only 5 blks. Of 18th ct. M. Silver
ei5lanst e. '0'0''1. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17
lean CasadesuS
Gives Recital at
National Gallery
By Elena de Soyn

The famous name of Casadesus
brought large audience to the
National Gallery of Art last night
where Jean Casadesus made his 10
cal debut in piano recital. 1t is
not every day that one can hear
in concert the son of celebrated
parents and a descendent of musi-
cal family which has made for
several generations an important
contribution to the cultural life of
its native country, France.
Robert Casadesus, father of the
recitalist, once said that piano play
ing was "the vice" of his family.
Jean chose the piano at an age
when most children play with toys
and was taught first by an aunt and
later by his parents. In addition
to natural talent he showed the
benefit of long and intelligent guild
ance which has been his since the
tender age of five. One of the as
sets of this training lies in the ar
resting strength of his fingers which
seem like so many hammers cast of
iron. But such an asset can easily
become a disadvantage if a power
full touch is not tempered by re-
siliency. Fortunately for the listen
ers, whenever strains of melody per-
mitted the young pianist to exer-
else his gifts as melodist, he
charmed by luscious, singing tone,
| ALWAYS aft his command
Not all the music presented last
night showed Mr.. CasadeSus at his
best, nor was his program especially
interesting or distinctive. Only
longer forms of compositions were
re presented. OF these neither
Bach's "Toccata in c minor" nor
parts of Schumann's "Etudes Sym
phoniques" suited him tempera-
mentally. The same can be said OF
the last two sections in Franck's
prelude, Choral and Fugue" which
gave the impression of being beyond
him Intellectually, If not for an
occasional relief and a sudden tenn
pering of youthful impetuosity, the
presentation would have been hard
on the eardrums.
T, Mr.. Casadesus' prediction toward
romanticism saved the day and
was best expressed in Schumann's
second, fifth, ninth and eleventh
studies. His execution of these per-
mitted to enjoy the fine sorority
and texture of his touch and its
lightness in fleeing passages. The
prelude" part of Franck's work
served as a still better example OF
how distinctive and beautiful his
| touch can be. On the whole the
pianist's playing is uneven and suf-
fers from lapses of memory. Yet
Ravel's "Sonatine," this worthy We
hicle for stylized playing for which
Casadesus senior is famous, gave
again much promise as to the bright
future in store for Jean when he
has had the years OF experience
which lie behind his father. The
audience received the young artist
with a graf deal of cordially and
enthusiastic applause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17
Psychologists to Hold
Meeting Tomorrow

The Washington branch of the
Society of American Psychologists
will meet at pm. tomorrow in the
auditorium of the Army Medical
Center.
Speakers will be L. A. Barnes OF
the Naval Medical Research Insti-
tute; A. J. Jarrett and r. N. Doetch
of the University of Maryland;
Robert Guthrie and j. w. Horni-
brook, both of the National Insti-
tuteS, of Health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17
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new FAST. ACTION RUB
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New fast-action Antiphlogistine Rub A-5sS
starts relieving these muscular aches and
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Almost at once you feel warm. comforting
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balms formerly used.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Dog Kicked 10 Death
Owner Is Arrested

The brutal kicking to death of q
5-month-old puppy has been
charged against its owner now
slated to be tried by a Municipal
Court jury October IL.
Arraigned yesterday on a charge
Of cruelty to animals, Leroy Nc
Lain. 10, of the 45o0 block of
Quarles street NE. pleaded not
guilty before Judge Aubrey B.
Fennen. Bond Of $500 was set.
The fatal kicking was called to
the attention of the Washington
Humane Society by Mrs. Pearl
Hamilton, q next-door neighbor of
the defendant.
Mrs. Hamilton reported that on
August 2 she saw the pup, q male
German Shepherd named Sacks,
being kicked "for no apparent rea-
son" In the street near McIain's
home. She said the dog was
kicked off its feet and repeatedly
pummeled until it stopped moving.
Its assailant then wrapped
Sacks in a bedspread and pair of
old trousers and carried him of.
Mrs. Hamilton said. Neighbor-
hood youths who followed, re-
ported they saw the puppy thrown
into the Anacostia River. They
added they retrieved the body
from the water after Sacks as
sailant left.
McLain delivers newspapers in
the neighborhood,
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Vanderbilt Estate Given
To County for Public Park
BY the Associoisd Press

CENTERPORT, N. Y, Aug. l3.
"A millionaire S dream came true
today. The beautiful 43-acre es-
tate and marine museum of the
late William K. Vanderbilt be-
came a public park.
Deed to the property, known as
Eagles Nest" was turned over to
Charles Duryea, chairman of the
board of supervisors of Suffolk
County. by Barclay Warburton. of
Ipswich. Mass. stepson of Mr..
Vanderbilt.
He recalled how Mr.. Vanderbilt,
great grandson of Commodore
Cornelius Vanderbilt, founder of
the family fortune, planned for
many years before his death jan
uary 8. 1914 to make the estate
and museum available to the
public.
For its enjoyment the public
will have not only the Handicapped
acres but also bathing beach on
Long Island Sound. There's a
swimming pool and a tennis court
and an airplane hangar, too.
A two sto,y museum on the
property and two rooms in the
house hold the rare marine speci-
mems which Mr.. Vanderbilt
brought back from all corners of
the globe.
Mr.. Vanderbilt not only speci-
fled that the estate was to become
a public park but he left $2,000,-
900 as a maintenance fund.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Czechs Blame Tito
For Rebel Reverses
In Greek Civil War
by the ksseeiaisd Press

tHe StsOStoiSQ Ttesh
Prague, Czechoslovakia, Aug. IS.
The Czechoslovakia press blamed
Marshal Tito Of Yugoslavia today
for reverses being suffered by
Greek Communist guerillas.
At the same time the Czech gov
ernment announced it had ex-
pelled two officials Of the Yugo-
slav embassy here and a secretary
on charges of distributing bundles
of propaganda leaflets in the
country.
The newspaper Lidove Noviny.
organ of the Czech Writers Union.
said Tito opened his territory
for the transit of Greek monarch
ist troops, negotiated with the
Athens government and, what is
most dangerous, is trying to disin-
tergate the ranks Of the Greek
(guerilla) fighters"
Rallying Symbol for Foes.
"Tito holds the banner Of the
Czechoslovak reactionaries," said
the paper, declaring he had be-
come a rallying symbol for those
opposed to the Czech government.
The Yugoslav's expelled were
Zdenko Stambuk, counsellor of
embassy; Ivo Baralich, chief Of the
embassy's commercial section. and
A. Popova, secretary to Barbalich.
The official press bureau said
these officials have been system
atically conducting non-diplo-
matte activities constituting an
unheard of interference with in
ternal affairs Of this country"
While travelling through the
country. the bureau said, they
tossed out bundles Of pamphlets
containing propaganda against
the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia
and other peoples democracies.
Printed in Yugoslavia.
"These pamphlets were printed
In Yugoslavia in the Czech Ian
guage and imported into this
country clandestinely in tremen-
dous quantities. They have also
been sent in Illegally in masses to
different private addresses. To do
this. often envelopes bearing the
imprint Of certain Czechoslovak
ministries were used"
Much OF the propaganda. 1t was
alleged. was addressed to trade
union circles.
Czechs said the expulsion was in
part reprisal for the expulsion
of 10 members of the Czech COM
mercial staff from Yugoslavia. The
press bureau added that Yugoslav
secret police were molesting other
Czechoslovak diplomatic officials
and members of their families in
Yugoslavia, and that the Belgrade
government had ignored protests.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Two From District Killed,
7 Hurt, in Virginia Crash

Two Washington residents were
killed last night when their auto
mobile crashed into a parked truck
near Suffolk. Va, the Associated
Press reported.
The dead were william Howard
Glory, Al, of the 400 block of New
Jersey avenue 8. E.. and Miss
Elizabeth Caroline McKall, 20, of
the 600 block of G street N. E.,
both colored. The bodies were re-
moved to q Suffolk funeral home.
State police said two passengers.
Bradford L. Rountree, 80. of
Nansemond County, and Annie
Lee Forester. 2s. Of Petersburg,
both colored. were injured.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

Here indeed Of the truly great teevson inventions
major landmark in teevision history Now for the first
time wherever normal televson signal received you
need aerial OF any kind.
Far than antenna alone the Phco Eectronic Built
In Aerial System is combination Of highly technical deve
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as system.
Entirely New Type of Antenna a.-
The aerial itself of entirely type developed by
Philco scientists Made Of pure aluminium sheet, it respo
size to all wave lengths, yet compact that is completely
contained within the cabinet
Unlike any other aerial indoor out, your Philco
Eectronic But.In Aerial may be tuned by simple knob
See these great new
receivers at your
Evening star., 1949-08-14
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Greater Sensitivity Than Ever
Working with this great Phlco invention to give you per-
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The new 1850 Phcos at your dealers now, from TO-
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-25
MISS KATIE MAE HAYES

NEN HVWE MAhEh - VHP
of the most talented and best
the delegates to attend
the meeting of the New Home
Makrs of America at Jackson
College recently was Miss Katie
Mae Hayes, ThOmastown High
School Taklukah, Louisiana
She is Cheer Leader for the Del
hi District n. III. A., President
of Madison All Club, and elected
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-25

ring?
5. Did Carolle ever tell you in
conversation that you gave her
more in one check than Faulkner
had in his entire life
6. Did Carolle nurse your eye
after the first Jersey Joe Walcott
fight
Z. Did you outfit her wardrobe
when she accompanied you to
Europe
The Ex-Army chaplain is suing
Louis for 100000 on charges
that Louis pilfered the affections
of his model wife, Mrs, Matte
Faulkner.
Louis could not be reached in
Chicago. He was scheduled to at
tend dedication of Morris Brown
University's new Jos Louis Gym
asium in Atlanta Tuesday.
In the meantime it is rumored
the Rev. Faulkner will sue his
wife for a divorce.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-25
Death Claims
Mother OF Mrs.
ARENA c. Mallory
FUNERAL RITES
HELD TUESDAY

Lexington, Miss, June 20 (Via
Telephone)-Death has claimed
the Mother of Mrs. ARENA c..
Mallory, President of the Saints
Industrial School here and Vice
President Of the National Coun-
Gil of Negro Women. Mrs. Ma
gay J. Mallory the 78 year old
mother, an invalid as the result
of long illness passed away
quietly in her room in the Presi-
dents Cottage on the School
Campus early Sunday afternoon.
Funeral Services, amid a
mountary bank of florads from
the towspepole and many promi-
nent peopl efrom various sections
of the nation, were held in the
Chapel of the School Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Rev. w. o. Patterson, of Mem
phis, Tenn, was the officiating
minister. Music was furnished by
the choir Of asia Baptist Church
here. The body was entrained
following the funeral services for
burial Thursday at the family
home in Jacksonville, Illinois.
Other survivors include a son,
Edward j. Mallory, Philadelphia,
PENN; and grandchildren, Miss
Andrea Suairon an dRonald Nal
Tory of New York City, Miss
Pricella D. Lewis, of Chicago,
ILL.,, and j. Roland Mallory of
st. Louis, Mo.