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Evening star., 1949-02-22
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRcINIA
MY LOSS-YOUR GAIN

M 7 LOOO-1OUR GAIN
Yes. I'm willing to sacrifice nv
lovely home $1,000 in order not
to be left behind. husband trans
ferred. l will sell for less than
what l paid > yrs ago Home con-
sists of charming liv. rm. with
firepl, spac din. rm. and excel.
kit, lovely powder rm. There are
3 lge airy bdrmS. and 2 more
full baths. Lge. full bsmt with rec.
rm. and firepl. delightful side
screened porch and garage $4,000
cash will handle. Must have i'm
med sale so call now. OW 1920
Evening star., 1949-02-22
MEDICAL CENTER

18th St at K--2D-ft. front; rear
alley, 3-story and English base
ment vacant; for remodelins. viii
submit reasonable offer
goth AND K SITS. NV.
Three-story and basement brick; va
cant; needs remodeling; rear park
ing; in heart of rapidly developing
area Low cash payment to respon-
sible purchaser or will consider
trade. Ewes. Mr. King, TIE. OPS.
RIDDELL REALTY CO.. 1142 K st,
M -Qnn
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Near MaVfOWer Hotel

End commercial. approximately 5000
So it, on each floor; 3-story garage
building. large elevator, new oil
burner, excel. cond.: suitable auto
repair business; lease in whole or
part. EDWARD J. KYLE, 1907 Eye
st nH ST 5155 -21
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

10000 TT. WITH r. r. siding in
ne sect. plus !ge. fenced stg or
parking area; excel. bldg. almost
new. with Office facilities. available
immed Call Mr.. Crockett, SH.
631" with LEGUME & GERBER
REALTY CO. AID. 1900. -
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S13,95O

on corner lot: attractive 2-year-
old 6-rm. house near Falls Church;
fireplace in liv rm.. full-size din.
rm., lse. fully equipped kit, tiled
bath and 3 bedrms. on 2nd floor:
tractive lawn; GI Ist trust on prop
artv
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NEAR SUITLAND

$50 Maple rd.-4-rm. bungalow
ami, new-house cond Ss.450
terms HI. 10aa after 6 p m. Mr.
Wood LU. q251
WEST REAL ESTATE
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Omen Tues / TIL Dark

open Tues, I TIL Dark
e5Oa Monroe St. Silver Spring. Md
|-bedrm.. 2-bath brick rambler;
breezeway to attached garage, patio.
Venetian blinds gas &C heat; To-
Gated in North Woodside Park;
S2T.500. Directions: Out Ga. ave.
to Montgomery Hills shopping cen
ter, left on Seminary I'd about
blocks to Monroe St, right a half
block to home
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
RealtorS SH 5555 Till pm
Evening star., 1949-02-22

NEW HOMES
Nj. Chalk Point. Md, and West River
Nd new masonry homes. 5 rms
and bath. oil heat over u acre
ground; 1O5-ft. frontage; water priv
ileges; $3.50.
We also have 3 farms, 10 acres or
more and several beach and water
front properties 11l0 H St, NEW
SOME IL 3G1O -22
Evening star., 1949-02-22

Investors, Attention
We have 4. 5. 6 and 16-unit apt
houses IN NV. showing excellent re-
turns on investment. Call MILLER
REALTY CO, 81. 2951; ewes. GE
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp SUBURBAN sALE-vA. (cont)
ARLINGTON

SI0.a5O. Cape Cod bunga.. white
cinder block constructions good es-
tablished neighborhood; nice trees.
clean safe streets: 5 immaculate
rooms on LIST floor, steps to expan-
sion attic which has roughed in
plumbing and heating; full basement
with recreation room, oil heat; 5Ox
150 lot; requires $3.50 cash and
about $50 per mo-. including taxes
and insurance. You'll like this
one, so act now.
TTDTA po@c
Evening star., 1949-02-22
FLORIDA ESTATES

Applications are now being taken to
build 3'a-rm. cottages on " acres of
good land in > Florida locations;
one in vic Ocala and another south
OF Miami, total cost. incl. land and
cottage, ready to move in: $500;
this offer is limited for 1a49 con-
struction, so make an appt. with
personal owner and builder. GEO.
w. ROBERTSON, Realtor, sl0l Wis
consin ave, Bethesda. WI. s267'
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MCLEAN, VA

Small 2-bedrm house, recently re-
modelled: new wiring, plumbing.
kitchen equipment lge new Hot
point stove and refgr included; new
sIr-Condit toned furnace, oil fired;
conveniently located on large lot,
beautifully handicapped. garden space
and fruit trees; $500. So 900 cash
M"CAY g. McCAY Realtors. Gil
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Our Lady Of Sorrows

Our Lazy VI Sorrows
Se directly across the street Enjoy
sleeping much later on Sunday
morning and still arrive on time
for mass. Shingled 2-story frame
on long lot. hardwood floors. fre-
place det. garage; ] block trans
portation and shoppins.
ROBERT E. LOHR
Realtor, GE. oss1. 31l Cedar st.
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81 300 DOWN

~x WV ~ w ~
Balance Financed at 40
5-rm. full brick bungalow, liv rm
16x44 with working frepl.. full-sized
din rm. equipt kit. on lot 70xl50.
Near Falls Church. close to bus line.
Full price, $4,000. Exclusive. AR
FAX REALTY, FA. 1850 or Elmwood
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OPEN 2 TO
COLONIAL BRICK

Directions: Out Conn ave. to East
West hwy. right on West hwy,
to Colston dr., right on Colston DIR.
to Blaine dr.. turn left to house.
Evening star., 1949-02-22
BRICK BUNGALOW

Silver Sprins-You say you're not
satisfied with today's prices, listen
to this, lse. liv rm., din. rm kitch-
en-. den. side porch, . bedrms. and
bath, stairway to partially IN. at
tic; full bsmt,; pine paneled rec
rm.; close to schools. transp. and
shopping; Sl4,q50 RIGGS g. CO.,
EN-. 2345 or OR. 1865 till 2 pm.
Evening star., 1949-02-22
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNIA
INVITING

Eye appeal outside; ! floor plan in
side; fireplace liv. rm. inviting
that pipe and slippers; side porch
for summer comfort; a basement
t1oored for expansion; lO4x13O lot:
near all conveniences. Priced mod
erately at S17.95O Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe rd, OW 5000
Evening star., 1949-02-22
Veterans. Your Attention

Veterans, Your Attention
20 purchase Viers Mill Village
bungalow It requires no cash down
payment Except usual settlement.
eYpepses) and only S2I5 day
includes everything. Buddy it's the
best deal IN town For additional
information call SH 1898 from
till dark, or drive out Ga. ave. TO
wheaton. turn left on Viers Mil
I'd. Rockville Pike to Viers Mil
Village and model house.
To1oojo1 Investment Co
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''S9.95O''
DE LUXE RAMBLER

RAMBLER BARGAIN
$21,500-3 BedrmS., 2 Baths
Rec rm, gar. side screened porch,
beautiful prewar brk home exc
Close in Silver Spring sec. Knotty
pine rec. rm.. oil h-wh.. lge. liv.
rm. with fireplace, compl. tiled
baths, 3 twin-sized bedrms., slate
roof: beautifully Handicapped and
shrubbed lot This is truly an out
standing value. price way under
market value for quick sale. SH.
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CON-. PROP. WANTED TO RENT
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALI
APT. SITES FOR SALE
ACREAGE FOR SALE

81 ACRES, n. n. AVE, zoned for
apts. water in, sewage available:
real bargain. GRUBB-WILLIAMS,
ST. 1854 pa
CHEVERLY. 15 acres on west side
of Cheyerly. excellent for houses
or apis Call WA. $500. -2S
zoo ACRES river bottom land on
C. g. o. Canal; S-room house; cleo
tricity, necessary buildings, good
road; $4,000. Rockville 2412.
Attention, Mr.. Smith.
Evening star., 1949-02-22

Silver Spring-Beautiful liv rm. with
fireplace, side porch. family size
din. rm., den and Il bath. kitchen
with breakfast space: @nd A.. 3 we'll
proportioned bedrms and bath: full
bsmt.: attached garage; close to
everything
Evening star., 1949-02-22

ONLY 2 LEFT, $12,950
New Diet. brick homes featuring CEN
ter entrance; lge. liv. rm. with fire-
place, din. rn1.. equipped kit, 3 bed
rms tiled bath, full bsmt.. insulated
attic. gas heat. aluminium windows,
screened and weather stripped, Vene
t1an blinds. Ready for immediate
occupancy. Located in Wheaton
Hills, Montgomery County, near
schools, shopping center and tranSp.
Excellent financing for veterans at
4T for nonvets.. FHA loans. Sc
CURTTY DWELLING CORP, EX.
Evening star., 1949-02-22
OPEN TODAY

221O Cheverly ave, in Cheverly; new
brick Colonial; 3 bedrms, spacious
liv. rm with firepl. full-siZe din.
rm, modern equipped kit. full
bsmt, gas &C. heat: best buy in
town at S13.500: only $1,000 cash
j. RANDALL WALCROFT. 1902
Perry St, Mt. Rainier, UN. 3400 till
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MICHIGAN PARK HILL

4O4 18th pl-New det brick home.
Liv, rm., 13x22. with wood, burning
large Kit. powoer rm. 2nd mr., 3
bedrms, full tiled bath and shower;
fun bsmt. with outside entr,:s gas
h.-wh., insulated weather-stripped
Price. S16.95O Can be seen by ap-
pointment; Gall Nj. Sadler MI
1855. SULLIVAN BROS, 1920 K
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE

LANHAM PARK-Beautifu lots. T.
r HALEY. UN 764a or HY. O107
LARGE AND WOODED. for nice
homes. in or nr. Silver Spring;
1870: ewes. GE. 4635. -25
l35XI1O, WOODED. on crest Of ridge;
$1,000; located near Lee blvd. be-
yond Falls Church. Call OWNER
MA. 9257 or after 7:3O pm. OR.
n n. AvE.-commerciaI lot. sbox
200: S2.25 per 50. IT.: bargain.
CRUDE 81. 1854. PA
Evening star., 1949-02-22
LOTS WANTED
OFFICES FOR RENT

COUNTRY HOMESITE. out on hish.
way to Marlboro. Box 449-V, Star.
Evening star., 1949-02-22

Arlington Realty Co.
2"04 Wilson blvd. OW $500.
REAL ESTATE JEWEL
convenient cozy Cape
G0d GfssspF tTins5sd sRd eedar 0edpmf sogets Ws t
bath. liv. rm. with frepl. over 20
# long; really lge. equip. kit.
din rm. that might be used as 3rd
bedrm. If necessary; center hall:
full bsmt. with bath: Lear garage;
o.h-W heat; lge. corner lot. So
reasonably priceo. GI contracts ac-
cepteo
Evening star., 1949-02-22
SPACIOUS BUNGALOW

All brick for veteran under GI loan.
this attract home embraces a 19-ft.
liv. rm with open firepl., 12-ft.
delightful bedrms. and bath. scr.
back porch. full bsmt.. outside en-
trance, dormer attic completely
fioored and insulated with space use
able as an addit. rm.. driveway.
nicely Handicapped. Priced at only
S13.S50. cash about 800. To in
spect call Mr.. Goddard, ewes, AK.
b27l with FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES, INC, INA. 9141. Z-24
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

BtFtAaay GFpstIEst MArch gS-
Mrs Saith Burt ass iith Ave. 70. +,
Clarence Moses ANl Bryant Ave. n, i.
March Se---Oitn Wells. sea- Fourth
Ave. =, Grace RAyutngvr, sees Gar
field Ave, 8. Leroy He'll le2g SO,
Fttth St March 1i.-n e, Alien.
tIlI l.sagfsllow Ave, = ipsI Clark,
nunn. SlS AidFieh Ave No. odessa
MOppiRa, aSiS Ftfth Ave 50 April
g--EliR May Mccoy. see nth Ave.
No: MTA Dessis Nae Gresham. seas
Fourth Ave So; N0Tiand Mccoy,
l0sl bryant Ave. No, Ida a CrAw-
ford, soar James Ave. Ne; Albert
PraIsF, k2a Humboldt Ave. Ne
April 1--Riehard T. Morrow. feB
uirard Ave. Ne,
George StreAterk, New YORK n Y,
Mira 0eo, Miller, spring valley, IA
March te--J, r. hughes, Kansas
city, Mo; Rev l. n, Alexander.
Midland, Texas March l--MTs,
Marian PEBBLES Bethel rhhadsi-
phta. Pa
-. PaSI StFtAaaysI March - --
Ronald Harris. eos 81, Anth0hy
Ave. Bertha L. Perry, sss 81 An.
thoRy Ave Ana Robinson. lal Ron
DO Ave; March Sa--MTa. Levy Cole
man. ne Carroll Ave. Charles
Hickman, 80 y Dale 81 March u
John Radford, t6a lElehaFt Ave.
A. Hanks laHl stewart Ave
NestA Harris. see n. 81 Aihans.
MaEEArst Henderson. tf9 Rondp
Ave, Alphonso Nelson. tGh 81 An
Ihsny Ave. April t~-RaymSnd WI.
liama, tsf Rondo Ave- Archsla Per
teet, ST W, Central Ave George
Classy. 1tS keht 81, April g-Ella
Garry Hickman, :SS 81 Albans
April AIRS. Louis CAson. i8aB
Thomas Ave
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Circle No Of Wscs Of Camphor Methodst church will
hold Waist Measuring Party" Saturday March 26 at the
home OF Mrs Roberta Davis 2s9 n Avon 1t is open the
public
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters Union will April home of Mrs p H. Hen.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

SA2s Clinton AVp. So. into witch
they moved March =. hrforN they
le1 heFv last July, they lived ~
STgo firth Ave. So
tho missionary society Of 81,
Peters Church win meet Friday
afternoon. March - at the home
or Mrs, Arthur Ice. 3Ass Clinton
Avn. So Mira, Lltaiile Cook II
hostess FOR the meeting,
Tue Kepsa aclEhborhood club
was organised Friday, Mar ~ at
the home Of lone Roach, aplI
Ftfth Ave- No. The officers elected
were ~ follows, lone Roach.
president. jeanne Fraction. vice
president DOROTHY Elovali, aec-
rotary and Kathryn ChiVrrn,
treasurer The next meeting will
be held Ia two weeks
Mr. 5anara A. Riley, IL In Uni.
Vrraity hospital where no under.
wUnt an operation Monday, March
IL
Mrs. CrCII NsWmAa. 1900 Port.
land Ave no. returned Ia the city
Tuesday from Doa Malnea Che
went there 10 Wait relatives.
Trypala Tor tho CcatFaI IuKh
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

A play, "Ths Origin af ths
Negro spiritual" was presented
Sunday March 10 At bethesda
Raptist Church. Tue play was pre-
seated by the Parsonage Improve
naent club Of the church, The
players appeared before = full
house,
MrA JaRe Tyrr~u was the
luncheon guest Of Mrs, Claudia
Chatham. RSs Aldrich Ave-, No,
Friday March Is
Mira Nellie Cheek. sp92 30th
Ave. 80, entered F'Rirview hospl.
tai Thursday March ~, Whsre she
VIII undergo an operation,
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The regular readers OF the column win also rrS" this writer has
constantly pointed
nation having International relations
Now the bag boys coming open with
Democratic Action tho Hotel Lowry
takes the white brother l0nS time to SGT hep doant n'
ago l arr trying
OF the liberals the rsSdo thought trying to
up boEcymAn
March od Of Now York. Amsterdam
out with tho following NAACr Reds FeUd In
MAlaTd Case"
Amy MallSrd, the widow who Bnehod
PrpOrou has under the
Scheduled speak KAACF meeting B'saz, As%
York rceny Mira MAad left the auditorium without completing
her speech
the hail. started bowling William Peterson
Communist although he repeatedly
Rev William NJ Jansa head OF tho
bronx NAAC branch let the stampede him ana reluctantly
Brolhe Patterson, made the most OF
the opportunity lilo lnaisIs he scheduled speak
Meanwhile. IT that MAlArd vamOosd from
meeting apparently comPss her
NAACp sponsored gathering To speak
before 'wns meeting elsewhere
The national office OF sdon
ally tho CRISIS against oummis inflauon The editorial
branches beware Of rugged ocons other things
These elections Possbtc rued bTrth"rn In
branch allow Themselves 10 be- iasrd caord manipulated
backing fsow travellers OoR not
the soOErs they being used some Of them
AEy militant progressive thsmssNrs they
follow the bad OF the o"H'ne minority IsoFcs small ~
"" mer" "h" maxi" great ado about equality Iu"
uCe" etc, etc
AND. you'd surprised lights of the ouliud
community whipped hIo comfy anuEEhhg
lady fellow travellers know Of instance
where the ouds shouting pillar Of the church local branch
deep cant bAcktTaah II ms wife
found Interested in his NAACP work. haS 80
after that SAnctmonIoa" Sun of b" with loaded shotgun
HaN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

AN financial aid 10 Holland
should be cut off at once. Our
Delegation TO the U.N. Security
Council should call for fun y. n.
diplomatic and economic sanctions
against the Dutch Aggrrssor. The
colonial people remember that
MAnchuria and Ethiopia fell be.
cause the democraeiss refused TO
stop faciam. The United Nations
and world peace viii suffer a
grave blow II the United States
shirkS its responsibility toward
IndOneaiA Paul Robcs0n.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

derson. 2s6 81. Anthony AVE. An
members are urged 20 be present.
MrA NeAlie Townsend Of New
York city was dinner guest Sun
day March 20, Of Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Buckner. ESQ W. Central Ave.
Also present at the dinner were
the Mines Magnolia Cunningham.
Roberta Tyler and Jeanette Eng
hSh.
The Alpha MAtrons met recently
At the home Of Mrs. John Patton.
9o4 ST. Anthony Ave. They made
plans toward assisting the men,
bers Of the Alpha Phi Alpha fra
ternity TO entertain visitors who
viii attend the regional conference
Of the fraternity April 20 through
May /.
Book Club No. II met Thursday
March "a Al the home of Mrs.
Barbara Cyrus, 76S Carroll Ave.
A. b. Cassius viii make q brief
talk on labor at this meeting.
Book Club No. I Of Halle Q.
Brown Community house met at
the home Of Mrs. Janice Logan of
Minneapolis on Tuesday. March
~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sanders
Of GOT st. Anthony Ave. who both
had influenza at the same time.
are now both up again.
The date Of July 81 has been set
a. the date Cor the Minnesota
Negro Open Golf Tournament To
be held at Theodore-wirth golf
course In Minneapolis, according
to q recent announcement made by
Ted Allen and James SlemmonS.
The Saturday Night Bonanza
Club did not hold its scheduled
meeting at the home OF Mrs,
Charles covingtnn. 607 81. An
thony Ave. on March 10. The club
viii meet Saturday, March IS At
the home Of Mrs. Covington.
The ". q. v. Club met Saturday,
March 10 at Halle q. Brown,
Members made further plans for
q forum TO be given Sunday. April
"a. Problems and ideas of the par.
ent-chiId relationship will be aired
on this forum. A committee wa
appointed to form a program for
the club for the next four meet.
ingB.
A short program was given at
crispus Attacks home Thursday
March II, by members Of thG
Just-Us club. The program con-
sisted Of vocal selections given By
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

man industry To former NaAi owRsrs This seemed
To be confirmed IN the recVht ANNOUNCEMENT, Of tbs
~ Germans nominated To supervise the great In.
duStnal complex III the RGhr
several VI these men SERVED the NAGS mana
Ecrs OF German steel and coal when Hitler wa
pushing every blast furnace to The utmost tor ~.
armament &c.
That's not news The DrormDeE - edition SI
this COl1mR carried . reprint from = Paris Noau-
paper telliRg Oi the "cOnashauk" OF seme St Hlt.
Iers former pals and Of tls Pss.ihlc significance
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

Love has been made IN much
the same way since the stone age.
The man must be the NggressoF
and the girl should be plant, star
ry-eyed and . little more rotieont
than he. Fundamentally there has
been no change In love making
methods since man supposedly
came down out Of the trees, Why
should we try TO improve on q
method 10 well established The
coloners lady likes q lover with
good manners, . sense Of hunor
and q certain GentlenesA" But
that's what Judy o'orady likes,
too, I think. "-EFrOI Flynn
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WAY SEE
q BY nELL DQlS0h RUSSELL

edition tho Minneapolis q column
by Marquis ChildS paragraph toaowS;
There growing and unhappy n oountry that
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

Ruby mongprs backing for
switchboard operator and
Peoples Voes Harlan when worked
What don That had hor that
every when StrOlod past
ubyA inspiration underPnnngs thu
Campbell and
Ruby. Thought a good Kid / like MArVa
first hArYG BSlt
nadsr Marva
the York hotel
didn't who Without makeup and IN 0anghg robe
sOmohOW the didn't register The full Of celebrities
d
Somebody Nell is / hO~jado and EsT
talking with hSr and drsassd
like model hourS later. that realized who she
sitting the HnnhE. she mentioned
she'd received ,aE sancs from
days sun didn't register Aaybe
many people wandering around 20 get word
sdgs~1ss d know
1 York She had a suits
Tsrsa this hotel 70 talk 10 hsr shs talked about
constantly this Joe that sss talked u
just I'm not tbsrs" whsn
they'd public together I'd somstnE Of s dAfnb io
many what shs
q guess Why Louis marriage hAS
ehArg ell Of them coming o people who swear ny' either
Msryss whisper th%y have
fined who Is an intimate fnsnA Of JOs or MarVsG
fsnhss Nsrvs from ths
beginning been downright Essnsysd jssIouy
s"s Of the SoAod beige social leaders" have been s"'aE s
worst offenders also b. significant that Of hs Socasd
bgs thos who have made the
biggest foods Of Themselves ths Champ
defending ! only ~ what
when Aaybs ddnt enough Ths experts
an figured The Othsr ~ EN- provide ts
/ DO q married 70 . WHO has 70
spend her. and VINO has constant par
Sds Of thr hips under hs The woman
wisdom Of GRADE ts patience Of JOB 10
preserve her marriage
SISTER you boys TAsys not worth th'
hsaaaobs. BsHsys M. thsyr MT
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Each individual has q conflict
In himself in organizing his Po-
tsntiRl for aggressive action,
either by using and adjusting to
the framework provided for him
TO organize his individuality. or
in feeling their restrictive or f1ls-
trAting power and setting himself
against their limiting influences.
Out Of the interplay rises the
dynamic Of aggressive action"
Professor Frederick Alien. Inter
national Conference on Child
PsychiatTy.
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Miss Jessie odcn: q reading by
Mrs w, H. Taylor. and group
singing The next meeting Of the
club win BE- at the home Of Mrs.
Ida Combs.
Mrs. Gladys klrk. sSs Carroll
Ave. u under observation Al
Miller hospital She became IN sud
denly Saturday March 10. and was
rushed To the hospital
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr. and MRS Robert Alexander formerly Of California have
moved back Minneapolis aud decided 10 make their home
here Mr. and Mrs Alexander left Minneapolis Last July to live
California where they had planned TO stay On their way TO
California they visited IN Chicago Indianapolis and Evansville
Indiana and Louisville Ky They have bought home at
Evening star., 1949-09-05

welded with terrific force" the
doctor said.
1t. Helmstetter' car was parked
about Is feet from the place
where his body lay.
He was dressed neatly in civilian
clothing. There was a small
amount of money in his pockets
and he wore a wristwatch and
ring.
There was no sign of blood on
his body or his suit, and police
said the car was unstained by
blood. His shoes were polished,
and there were no scuf marks on
them.
No fingerprints were found on
the car, but officers said they
found what appeared to be
smudged handprints, as if some
one had been trying to hold him.
self up by pushing against the
body of the car.
1t. Helmsteeter was identified
first from flngerprints and later
by Army officers.
Sergt. Searcrest said 1t. Helm
stetter's legs. sprawling on the
sidewalk from the driveway. al
Evening star., 1949-09-05

most tripped him. He said he felt
the mans pulse and when he
couldn't feel a beat called police.
Fellow officers said 1t. Helm
stetter was not active socially, did
not drink much and had no
known enemies.
An Army board of inquiry was
appointed to investigate his death
1t. Helmstetter had been sta
toned at Fort Bliss since July l.
He joined the Army in Novem-
ber. 1912. and served in Europe in
1914 and 1945. He was given a
battlefield commission in Janu-
ary, 1945.
He was stationed at Fort Dix,
N. j.. in the 9th and seth In
fantry before coming to Fort
bliss.
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MONDAY SEPTEMBER

loose from his skull. He had
suffered a brain conclusion. But
an autopsy report said that death
was caused by suffocation from
blood pouring from the broken
jaw into the upper respiratory
tract.
The body was found about 12:4O
am. (MST) by Sergt. Benjamin
j. Seacrest, stationed at Fort Bliss,
and a woman companion. They
were walking to her home in a
residential district.
1t. Helmstetter's head lay in a
pool of blood. Blood was flowing
from his nose, ears and mouth.
The body was taken to William
Beaumont General Hospital. where
the autopsy was performed.
The Army doctor who examined
the body said 1t. Hemstetter .ap-
peared to have been hit repeated
ly with a soft object, such as a
rubber hose.
The object must have been