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Evening star., 1949-11-11
OPEN FRI SAT- o.5

OPEN FRI, SAL, 20
37O3 Carpenter st s.e.-Detached
brick on lse. lot; liv. rm.. din. rm..
elec. kit, powder rm., den, on 1st
A.. 3 bedrms. and bath on End a.
rec. rm. and gar. HENRY v.
WILLOUGHBY. 500 Mass. ave. ne.
AT. 7043 Ill
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S1,5OO DOWN

%4SOVO D0SV ~
Three bedrooms, modern bungalow in
choice residential section, on lge.
wooded lot. Only $500, balance
like rent. KENsINGTON REALTY.
LO. 5-1105, 10. 6.S705. 13s
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
$77.28 mo-, including inter-
est, principal, taxes, insur-
A. lovely all-briek. 6-rm. home, lse.
bookshelves, din. rm. with picture
window, modern kit. with break
fast space; 8 dandy bedrms.s with
8 closets and tile bath up; full
poss. RUTLEY g. BAIR, ST. 1911,
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Arlington Forest
This clean 6-rm. Is bedrms) brick
has full bsmt. with rec. rm.. storm
windows, fenced yard with full
growth oak trees. S11, 400; AZ
LIST trust at S76.25 per mo. incl.
taxes and ins; Full price only S15.-
r n MALCOLM
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ALEXANDRIA

ALEX. TAUXEMONT
$l3,950, CT Approved
Charming 3-bedrm. rambler, situated
on beautifully wooded " acre; other
features include lge liv. rm., drepl,,
picture windows, din. rm., many
closets, equipped kit, oil a.-c.h.,
Bendix. Shown by appG
CAROLYN CUFF
Exclusive Agent. CHI. 4034. Ia
ARLINGTON-4 BEDROOMS
Beautiful brick home in an exclusive
location, with q nice living room
with freplace, extra inclosed porch,
full dining room and basement, on
q deep lot. for the bargain price OF
S14.950. with $500 down. Don't
miss seeing this If you are in need
OF more space
J. FULLER GROOM REALTY
OK. or CHI. 44s7
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NEW bRlNh
RAMBLER.
$1,000 TO S0. $50

Conley Co., Realtors
e710 Ga. ave, 81. $500 till Q.
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PRICE Reduced

CT, $1,000 down. Open today; Lus-
ton-built home; 304 Woodland dr.,
Forest Heights, Md; bedrms.
large liv: rm.. bath, electric kitchen,
washer; large lot See MR.. TALLEY
on premises or phone 10. 2-2643
Evening star., 1949-11-11

VETERANS-ONE LEFT
Only S1.10O down. Non-yets. SI.500
down. New Cane Cod. with large
rooms. Two bedrooms down. On
End floor, we finished only the
plumbing and heating for 2 more
bedrooms and bath, Priced. Sl1,112.
with lot 62Ax125. In HOLLYWOOD,
Md.
BURCH REALTY co.
Realtors, s5Ob Baltimore Blvd.
College Park. Nd. TO. 67S3. TO.
633S. Ewes. 70. 1856, UN. 1891,
SH. 1910. ia
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HoUSES-SALE-S.E. Cont
LIVE ON EASY STREET!
OPEN SAT. AND SUNDAY
1900 EASY PLACE Sc.
New detached corner home, this 8.
rm. home is truly a housewives de-
light. Modern kitchen Incl. elec. gar
base. disposal and elec. dishwasher;
20-ft. living rm. with 8 exposures;
coZy dining rm., 3 bedrms., 1h
baths. Full sround-level bsmt., gas
&C. heat. This home is located in
one Of the newest and most desir.
able D. c. sections. Conv. to shop
ping and schools. Full price. $14,
1906 $1,000 down to GI. Call AT
0566 and AT. $3.50.
THE GABLES co.
a423 Minnesota avenue southeast
TO REACH: Out Penna. ave. sc. tc
Alabama ave, left on Alabama ave
to Bowen rd.. continue on Bowen I'd
to 46th st Left on 46th st. 2 blks
to 1900 Easy Place. and open sign
Ia
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
0xcsl. semidet. home. 8 bedrms.,
eompl. equip. kit, full bsmt.. rec.
rm., gas &C. heat; fenced yard;
excel. transp.; nr. schools and shop
ptnE center. Ii. 7-4413. ABSHER
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-20
Junior High
Tops Riclalalld

The Kennewick Junior High
School casaba quint has but
three more home games on their
schedule. They will entertain
Grandview this Thursday and
will take on Prosser Jar 81.
Their final game will be played
against PAsco on February 3. All
games begin at 300 in the after
noon.
II, their last outing, the Lion
CuLs topped a Richland frosh
ruint 81 to Is. The Cubs were
trailing 4 to S at the first quar-
ter mark, but came back to tie
it up at Is all at the half. In the
third quarter, the Cubs began to
roll over the Atomic City squad
and built up a 16 to % margin
to win going away.
High point man was johnson,
who scored IL points on five
field goals and a free throw. An
derson was one step behind with
10 and Toland followed with 9.
In the Pre-lim, the Kennewick
EIGHTH graders edged a fighting
Freshman B SQUAD from Richland
by the score of "a to 20. Smith
son won high honors for Remit
wick.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-20
City Bowling
League
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Arrow Grill ca: Davis 432;
Graft All; Lampson 400; Clifford
377; Ira Lampson 3l9; Total 265l.
Washington Hardware iO: Ora.
venslund ISL; Posey 422; Hancock
346; Lutte 1863; Lindholm z; To-
tai 2506.
Ray-D-Ant Cleaners "a: Beau
454; Elsner 442; Solms 408; Camp.
bell 513; Smith 487; Total 1929.
Kennewick Courier tO: Tuve ABS;
Mackenstadt 416; Parkinson 339;
Newman 461; Carpenter Sol; To-
tai 2726.
Standard Oil 60: FELTON, 4l8;
LEM $50; Doyle 395; Terril 422;
Wilson 1872; Total 2685. Farmers
insurance (2): Dague 442; Ford
70; Laney 478; w. A. Campbell
279; D. w. Campbell AS; Total
2728. ..
Pasco Eagles 60: Anderson 4S8;
H. Parkinson SCI; Slaybough 491;
Gibson Sic; VanVliet 495; T"tal
3O57. Behrmans I'd: Ball SUB;
thompson 431; Behrman 4l9;
-ohnson 397; Carlquist 5s4; Total
1912.
PACIFIC LEAGUE
rnter CITY Bus ~: Dunn $40; Lin.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-20

PACIFIC LEAGUE
infer City Bus ~: Dunn 3lQ; Lin
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-20

Dr.. Morris Fishbeln. e::.iof Of
the Journal Medical association.
has charged that the national
health insurance plan coming
up for consideration in congress
is a clumsilY-veiled attempt TO
put o~ar socialixsd medicine. In
the first public debate on the
SUBJECT. printed in the current
issue of American Druggist
magazine. Dr.. Fishbein's state.
mems are denied by Oscar
Ewing. federal security admin
istrator. who insists that the
program "is no more socialistic
fhsn fire insurance"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-20

holm 364; Stafford AL; Thomas
457; e. Stafford ass; Total 2798.
Griggs Cd: Miller 404; Green 1913;
Davenport 436; Frederick 400;
MCGOWAN 438; Total 2728.
lockwood CD: Splitter 446; Mey-
ers 32l; Kirkpatrick 483; Clute
AL; Foster SIS; Total 29l6. Carl
berg's I'd: Doucette SIS; Mcintosh
1893; Harding 439; Bowel 357;
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-20
Twin Civ Loop
In I our-Wav Tie
LEAGUE STANDINGS

The Twin City Basketball lea
que went into a four way tie for
first place last night.as the league
leaders were beaten by the rum
ner-ups. Consolidated notched b
% to 18 win over previously un-
beaten United States Air Force
and the Rockets dropped the
American Legion from the ranks
with 20 to Is victory. Polly
anna moved up with an Is to IL
win over luclSless Elks.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-20
Madison 473; Total 2808.

Madison 473; Total 2soS.
Wilson Floors (2): Shields 1872;
Wilson 4o6; casaday 456; Smith
s4e; Campbell SAL; Total 1854.
Pasco ". F. w. (2): VanVliet 500;
Devereaux 372; Vestal Alb; Tabor
SIP: Rasmussen $50; Total 2885.
Mint Stillers CD: Davis 459;
Simons AT; e. Dague 357; Cliff
ford 1872; c. Dague 479; Total
2828. p. u. D. Cd: Gordon 457;
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-20
Lions TO Meet
Grandview There
Friday Night

kennewick high schools Lions
will look for their third confer
ence win against one loss this
Friday when they travel Grand
vt"'- to take on the luckless
Greyhounds who have dropped
two out of three starts.
The Lion loss came at the
hands Of a surprising Sunnyside
squad last Tuesday. The Grizzlies
b''ilt up seven point half-time
lead and went on to win IS to
Is despite a third quarter rally
by Rennewick. The loss put Ken
newick into two-way tie with
Pasco for second place and left
Su-nvsiIe alone ruling the roost.
The Grizzlies quickly ran up
8 to 3 first quarter edge on
the accurate shooting of Schwenk
who canred seven points in the
frs. ~uarte~. GEORGE Black dunk
ed in TIE ONLY Lion field goal of
the reriod and Don Cooley sank
the other point.
e~-enk Of Sunnyside single
h'ndedly added to the Grizzly
le~S IS he went on five point
scoring spree. Again it was
George Black and Don Cooley
who scored the Lion counters. At
tie inter~,ission. the score stood
2 to IA, Sunnveide. In the third
quarter the Grizzlies built their
lead to % to IL and the Kenne-
wick cause seemed doomed. But
IN the final canto, the Lions took
fire. Leroy Splitter sank eight
points. Don Brooks connected for
four and Milo Bauder added a
free throw. After climbing with
in three prints Of the front-run-
ring Grizzlies, the Lion rally
fell short.
High point honors for the eve
ming went to Swenk Of Sunny
SIZE who scored Is points. leroy
Spitzer of Kennewick was high
for the losers with four field
goals and four free throws for
II points, all scored in the sec.
ond half.
TIE Lion Junior Varsity sal
vaeed some prestige for the Ken
newick team by winning the pre-
lin 31-25. The thrilling contest
was tied up Is all at the half
and 10 all at the three-quarter
mark. Persinger was high for the
Lions with l8 points. Coach Ne
Was Jay-Wees have won all
three conference starts.
In otter league games, the Pas
co Bulldogs nosed out Richland
"a to q and Grandview walloped
Prosser 40 to 81 to give the Mus
tangs sole possession Of the cellar.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York Life "a: E. J. Van.
SCI; Slaybaugh 449; Dummy 4sr.
4ooqoS :ett ueumoa :I8t ,sun
Total 2874. Natl Bank of COM
merce tO: Anderson 1872; Math.
ews 422; Kysor $50; Shotwell 400.
Fowler 495; Total 2766.
Continued on page So
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-20

Baker 374: cloyd 334; Pearso,,
489; Cruzen 375: Total 272s.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-20

Totals ..........12 IL IL IS
Free throws missed: Kennewick
S, Sunnyside 8. Officials: Klepper
md Jacobs.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
Women Safest Drivers-Never
Drive With Arm About Man

you've seen man drive a car
with his arm around woman but
never a woman driving with her
arm around a man." Inspector
Arthur E. Miller, head of the
Traffic Division, said yesterday to
clinch his argument that the
weaker sex are the safer drivers.
Addressing the District Advisory
Board of the American Auto
mobile Association in the May
flower Hotel-With only four of
the 27 present being women-the
inspector cited some statistics.
There were 70 traffic fatalities
in the District in 1916, with not a
woman driver involved, he said.
In 1947, with the same number Of
fatalities, only four women were
implicated, last year, the number
of traffic fatalities dropped to 67,
with only one driver a woman.
Inspector Miller said he thinks
the naive tourist slowly driving
through town is more of traffic
Evening star., 1949-03-02
I4S Become Citizens
AS Pine Administers
0aths in District Court

The greatest resource of this
Nation is the spirit of our peo-
ple," Attorney Frederick Ballard
told 48 newly naturalized citizens
in ceremonies at District Court
yesterday.
Those taking the oath of cit
izenship before Judge David A.
Pine included:
s% 9ssPe Rus,sn EEm'R Mis-. 4f faes shssa1s sdsi
sickle; siSst' ga Hamilton street NV: RuSSiSpg;
Ppno carr I5eysaae sehechter s6oa Perk place
HN Hsoy itee tf fT Bae fpsns dTve MFs
sW sHR h"fsH B2itiah; Rho MRS. RS Therese f9sssz
Mitchell, 23l California street NV,
Ms c6svy Bessie chase IA Ma M yang Ghnsss &c Mfs
Myra Minnie Rose, Brodie, 1909 Fsrrssu,t
itTest Nv British MS Dqela aab FresGs Mss
Theresa Fchlesinger, 60l Park ROAD NV.
street NV, Italian; Patrick Louis Bradley
Miss Beatrice J: Foster; 1929 s street rec
NV British; Ge0rse Peter Peter zaras' Ezra LIE LIE
ks16e sTe9 He9e NM Notes
Mrs Marinba Dixon. 1712 New Hampshire
avenue NV. Russian; Mrs. Pillar Ferrer-
Jorba Almon. 1888 Twenty-seventh street
Virginia Military Institute Lexington. Va;
FILIPINO: Mrs. Dina Schiavone. Roger Smith lL1
Hotel, Italian: Mrs Mad2e Blanca, Masters
Ladd. 2qlO R street NV. Argentinian.
Mrs Sofia Machain zorsenne, New York
N Y, Argentinian; Stefan JaWorski and
Mrs Alexandra Jaworski, 29lS Twenty
eighth streret NV. Polish: Mrs. Nina
Reid, 600 Ninth street NE; Russian; Mrs
Colette BolienS, 2S25 Twenty-eighth street
Sc French; Mrs. Ann Swerdloff. 1882
Nineteenth street NV, Russian: Dennis
Lakis, S411 Irvington avenue. Bethesda
Md. Greek; Mrs Margaret Jane Cowardin
1850 Second street Sc, British: Won
Shing. 900 Massachusetts, avenue NV
Chinese: Mrs. Sara Brook, 3423 Minnesota
avenue S E, Canadian. 1000
Photios Adam Mavridis. 1896 Chevy
Chase boulevard, Chevy Chase, Nd, Greek;
street NV, Argentinian; Left Michelsen
1909 Valley avenue Sc, Norwegian; Mrs.
Evening star., 1949-03-02

hazard than speeder trying to
get away from the police.
For instance" he pointed out,
"the tourist goes through a stop
sign or traffic light at Is miles per
hour because he hasn't seen it.
The other driver getting away
from the cops knows it's there but
speeds right through it,"
Evening star., 1949-03-02
Cows Are SiIenced
DUEssELDORF, German

DUSSELDORF, Germany (R)
-Smugglers Of livestock between
Germany and Belgium have hit
upon a new trick to stop the
cattle lowing as they cross the
border. Police reported the snug
glers rub soap around the mouths
of the cattle. The cattle lick off
the soap and are unable to low
for some time afterward.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
Man Gets '15-Doy Term
For Stealing Salmon

Marcellus G.. Richardson today
began serving a 15-day Jail term
for stealing can of salmon.
Richardson, 38, colored, of the
1900 block of Tenth street NV,
was sentenced by Judge Walter
j. Casey for shoplifting from a
Giant Food Store at 1000 u street
NV. on Monday.
Detectives reported they saw the
man take two cans of salmon from
a shelf, put one in his pocket and
pay only for the other one.
Evening star., 1949-03-02

Rose Yvette Males. a Underwood street
Jsrdin. 1000 Twenty-second, ,strsret NV,
NV, British; Duck Shong Louie Wong
900 New York avenue NV, Chinese; Mrs
Gertrude de Ponton DAmecourt. 370a
Northampton street NV, French; Michael
Grastataro, 923 Eight streret NV, Italiani
BENJAMIN Neuman Director, 3O4S Dayen-
port street NV, British; Laurence Bun
gardeanu 1900 Massachusetts avenue NV
Romnnian: Andres Cola Alcober, 261b X
street NV, Filipino; Mrs. Danuta
Rucinski, 231s Connecticut avenue NV.
Polish; Mrs Clio AdosSides Spreling 1925
New Hampshire avenue NV. Greek, and
Mrs. Marion Howorth Karonstadt, 1000 F
street NV, British.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
German Film to Be Shown

The German Club of the Uni
versity of Maryland will sponsor
a free German film, "Schlussak-
kord," at 1880 pm. tomorrow in
the building of the dean of women.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-25
Silver Refuses Draft for Presidency
-|0f z0A; Says Two Terms Are Enough

CLEVELAND, (JTA)-Dr. Alb
ba Hillel Silver, chairman of the
A merican Zionist Emergency
Council, this week issued state
ment to the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency declining to be drafted
for the presidency of the Zionist
Organization of America. DR..
Silver's statement follows:
T greatly appreciate the senti-
ments of those who would like to
draft me for the presidency of the
Zionist Organization of America.
It is a high honor to be president
of the Z.O.A. and great respons-
ibility, especially in the days
ahead when our work in behalf
of Israel will call for new meth
DDS and emphases and for ut
most vigilance against the forces
bent upon usurpation and liquida-
ton. But / have already served
as president for two terms, and |
find it impossible to accept the
office again.
"Good men are available for
the presidency to carry on the
high traditions of this office and
to carry forward the policies of
the present Zionist administration
which has contributed so de-
cisively to the establishment of
the state of Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-25
Brondeis District PIons
Barbecue On April 3

The Arizona Brandeis Zionist
District will hold a pot luck pic
mic and barbecue Sunday, April 8,
at South Mountain Park, accord
ing to Joseph S. Eli, chairman
in charge.
Members and friends will as
semble at Remada No. a at noon.
Fires, for grilling and barbecuing
will be under the supervision of
Matthew J. Ritchie. Playground
facilities will be available for the
children. A ball game and tug
of-war are on the agenda. Abe K.
Simons has donated a prize.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-25
Girls SoffboH Starts

The girls softball team of the
Jewish Community Center, had its
first practice Sunday, March 13,
with IL girls drilling on batting
and fielding fundamentals. All
girls are invited to come out for
softball at 2 p. m. Sunday even
if they do not know how to play
the game, as Coach Mike Baum
will teach the fundamentals.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-25
Seders Planned by
Temple. Synagogue

Both of Phoenix Jewish con-
gregations-Beth Ell and Beth Is
rael-will hold community Seders
Wednesday evening, April 13.
The former will hold its Seder
at the Beth Ell Auditorium, Bird
Ave. and Mcdowell, the latter at
the Temple, 1872 E. Culver.
Tickets to the Temple Seder
are available at the Temple Of
flee at $3.50 for adults, $2.25 for
children. Reservations for the Beth
Ell Seder may be made through
Jerome Klein at 4-4895 or Rabbi
Nathan Barack at 4-4515. They
are priced at SIS for adults and
So for children.
Both groups asked that reserva-
tions be made early.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-25
Educator Comes Here

DR.. Emanuel Gamoran, educa-
tional director of the Commission
on Jewish Education, was to be
in Phoenix Tuesday of this week
to spend day in seminars with
the religious school faculty and
parents of Congregation Beth Is
rael. DR.. Gamoran is one of the
outstanding Jewish educators in
the country.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-25
Beth Ell Club Plans Game Nights

will go towards the Benefit Build
ing Fund.
The Mems Club is planning a
picnic Sunday afternoon, April 10,
at South Mountain Park. The
wives and families of the members
will be guests.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-25

Every Saturday at $3.50 p. M.
will be game night at the Beth Ell
Auditorium, 3rd Ave. and w. Nc
Dowell.
The program of games and
prizes is under the auspices of
he Beth Ell Mems Club. Proceeds
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-25
Tempe HiIIeI Has Porfy

A formal Purim party was held
by the Tempe Hillel on March 19
at the Lyceum in Tempe. Harvey
Braemer acted as NC. Neil Finn
sang.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-25

PIaee your Passover Greeting In
he Phoenix Jewish News. Coll
4-7494.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-03-25

JDC reports that over 400
synagogues have been restored on
the continent.
Evening star., 1949-10-27

Georgetown University campus
and the Maryland line, according
to the plan.
Also viewed favorably was a
plan to carry out survey of the
section to determine how it could
foster new businesses and change
the zoning to promote the plan.
The survey would attempt to show
the tyue of business needed and
where such businesses might be
located.
Other suggestions were the
establishment of a yacht pier and
basin on the Potomac River, west
of Palisades Park. clearing of the
complete grounds around the
Palisades fieldhouse, a campaign
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Boulevard Citizens Hear Pleas
For Hair Tonic end Newspaper

I"of a community newspaper pa
tronized by local businesses
through ADVERTISING"
"Such publication would
create a new unity in the schools,
the churches and the association, u
one member of the group said.
A barber suggested bald-headed
men in the area use a hair-grow-
ing preparation he said he had in
vented after many years Of re-
search which required self-conf1-
dence for results.
Evening star., 1949-10-27

Suggestions ranging from start
ing a community newspaper to
using a hair-growing preparation
that requires "self-confdence"
for results were heard last night
at a special citizens conference
sponsored by the Macarthur
Boulevard Citizens Association.
The meeting, called by the as
sociation to map a program OF
development for the area, heard
business and civic leaders loudly
praise the proposed establishment
Evening star., 1949-10-27
The best received suggestion

The best received suggestion
was q general beautifying project.
which included development of
the bluff running along Foxhall
road and Macarthur boulevard
down to the canal between Clark
street and the District line. The
proposal also would cover beau
tification of the islands separat-
ing the lanes of Macarthur boule-
ward and general residence
"dress-up campaign" next spring.
Another suggestion, receiving
noticeable approval, was that the
area served by the association be
named Palisades" to give the
section glamour. The name
would cover the area between the
Evening star., 1949-10-27
$6,759,500 More Bonds
For Bay Bridge Issued
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

BALTIMORE. Oct. 27.-Bonds
issued for Maryland's Chesapeake
Bay Bridge stood at $43,925, 900
today after the State Roads Com
mission marketed an additional
$6,425, 900 worth.
The extra bonds, sold yesterday
to a syndicate headed by Alexar-
der Brown & Sons, Baltimore,
brought $6,759,500. That meant
Evening star., 1949-10-27
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. y BIS


a profit of about $105,0 900 to tho
State.
The additional bonds were is
sued because bids by contractors
topped the $37,5o0.o00 originally
estimated as the cost of the bridge.
The new estimate is SAL, 100000.
Major work on the span, to
cross the bay near Annapolis, will
start next March. Completion is
scheduled for the summer of 1852.
Estimated turnover Of football
betting pools in Britain increased
from $50, 100000 in 1895 to $245,-
100000 in 1949. London reports.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Citizen Committee Plans
Shah of Iran Reception

Members Of special citizens
committee will meet at II am.
Monday in the District Building
to plan for the reception of the
Shah of Iran, who will visit Wash
ington November Is.
The meeting will be held in the
Office of Charles Stofberg. spe-
cial assistant to Commissioner
John Russell Young and CO.
ordinator of arrangements for the
reception.
Egypt will refine 100000 tons
of oil a year, following refinery
expansions now under way.
Evening star., 1949-10-27

to rid the area of Japanese beetles
and the rezoning of certain areas
from commercial to residential.
The meeting was held in the
Palisades f1eldhouse, Sherrier and
Dana places NV, with the as
sociation president, Robert r.
Hershman, presiding.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Boys Royon Suits
$5.95 We're $16.95

18 suits with long trousers. Assorted patterns
and solid colors of blue, gray and tan. Sizes
T., s, 10, IL, 13, IA, Is, 16.
Boys Suits of 800 wool 300 rayon in tan and blue
Sizes and 8. Were $685. 95
$50 Boys Sports Shirts with short sleeves Cotton in
plain and fancy patterns Sizes g. g. 10. Were 81 165
40 Boys Sports Shirts in plain and fancy patterns but
not every color and pattern in size Cotton Sizes
IA, 49, 10 and 90 Were 81 95 to $295. Now------95c
40 Boys Sports Shirts with short sleeves Solid coors and
fancy patterns but every color every size OF cotton
Sizes H. IA, 16, 18 and 90 Were $395. Now----S175
WSL-North Building The Boys Shop, First Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Evangelist Service Set

The Rev. Percy Crawford of
Philadelphia, director of the
Young Peoples Church Of the
Air, will direct a special evan
gelistic service at 8 pm. to-
morrow in Avondale Baptist
Church, Michigan and Eastern
avenues NE.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Juniors BIouses, ST
We're 1895 to $6.95

100 blouses of rayon and cotton in tailored and
dressy styles White and colors. Sizes to Is.
100 Juniors and Teens Dresses in and apiece styles IN
prints and solid colors. Rayon crepes gabardnes and
content in group Sizes 10 to is and to 15 Were $895
to $685.. Now
Is Juniors Jumpers Of falle Black Sizes to 10
Were $685. Now-- 95
Juniors of rayon tissue fae and crepe
also group Assorted styles and coors Sizes
to is. Were $1495 to $2295.
WSL-Norfh Building
Junior Misses and Tees.ase Atbarel Second Floor