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Evening star., 1949-09-30
THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON, b. {. FRIDAY, September 90 10
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - l949
Chevrolet vans, stakes. panels and
pickups for hiEe By day, wk; Or con
SELF. 1923 L st NV. ME. 7011.
VAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance.
Ia. 2937. After z pm, GE. 1416.
30s
I1z-TON STAKE-BODY TRUCK,
wants work by day or night after
6 pm. MI. 7O41 q
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

18th AND L STS. N.W.-Large End
a. rm. with plate glass front win
dow. excellent location for appli-
ances, repair shop and ONCE. etc.
Apply LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO..
Realtors. 14l5 K st. NV, ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

18th AND G STS.-27x1O6, vacant;
4-story warehouse with elevator.
!sssed ssseooS fEr hs Ssoq per Priss foi
q downtown location. SYDNEY
BROWN MA 5740 3
Evening star., 1949-09-30
TODAY'S VALUES

TODAY'S VALUES
'48 Chevrolet 1a-ton chassis 1,276
46 Ford dump; speed 1.160
~ Dodge pickup - $50
<'45 REQ 16-ft. fiat dump 1,475
AZ Chevrolet h-ton panel 1856
AZ Jeep: power takeoff 765
Van body, &c GU. ft.--- 65
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
GMc TRUCK DEALERS.
5000 Lee hwy, Arl.. Va, CH. 1000.
Other truck bargains, Army. parts
and service. night service at our
Evening star., 1949-09-30
INDUSTRIAL,

INDUSTRIAL
t,200 IT,, loading platform. 90 IT.
ceiling, SOFT. frontage; nr. So. Cap
itol Bridge. conv. to r.r.
End COMMERCIAL
$500 it., 2 ofices, 90 it. ceiling;
Just of New York ave.
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS
1911 Eye st. NV. RE. S2S2. 80
APPROXIMATELY $3.50 so. FIT.
with loading dock and platform, In
new freproof building for ware
house and ofhces; excellent ne.
location; immediate occupancy. D1.
CAFRITZ
Shop? ONCE? Warehouse?
OR WHAT HAVE YOU?
Approx. so IT. by 100 IT; now under
construction, at 9th and Franklin
SITS. me-: no interior columns, tail
gate loading: lots of windows; ideal
for use where good light is essential.
Ready 80 days or less. No rail
siding.
Standard Properties
625 Woodward Building
National b573, Glebe 1888
Evening star., 1949-09-30
$3.50 DOWN
OPEN TONIGHT

. tin dark, S10,25o, OF approved.
Drive out and see this attractive,
new home on large wooded lot, near
transportation. schools and shop
ping. Directions: Out Lee Blvd.
IRoute SOD past = Corners and
Turn right at Marshall st. to GUSTS
Pkwy, an6 open sign.
LINCOLN INVESTMENT CO.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
PROP. FOR RENT

SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT.
1910 ARLINGTON TERRACE, in
Huntington, Just south of Alex
andria-2 bedrooms; 500 mo. Call
property manager. WEAVER BROS,
INC. washington Bldg. DI. $500.
sO5O NORTH a1st ST., Arlington, Va.
. bedrooms; $120 mo. Gail
property manager, WEAVER BROS.
INC, Washington Bldg, DI. $500.
EPPING FOREST-Furnished, mod
ern, year-round cottage, with oil
heat; overlooking Severn River, 3
mi. from Annapolis; 5 rms. and
bath. large screened porch; attrac-
tive rate for 6 or I mos. winter
season with option for summer II
desired. KELLEY & BRANNER.
DI. 7740; evenings, OR. 1886, or
Epping Gateman will show. ..
RIVERDALE-6-rm. and bath brick;
Satb o hlxh apt IN sI sst lsm lsnt, sso hl5 ana
o. B. ZANTZINGER, Jr., WA. 1919.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
MO MAID 2 2

Designed to save steps, with bright
mod. kit, extra cabinets, VI bath
on 1st H. left. liv. rm. with fre-
place, 3 family bedrms. and tiled
A sturdy all-brick home. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe rd., oW. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
AUTO TRUCKS WANTEn

TTUEKs WANTED to haul logs. At
tractivs proposition. Box 2S-k star.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
OFFICES FOR RENT Cont

SUITE OF OFFICES with bath;
located on Ga. ave, in the center
of Silver Spring, Montgomery Coun-
ty, Md. Arranged for any Office
use. Call SH. 2141. IS
Evening star., 1949-09-30

SO, ,750-Waterfront cottage on Oc.
coquan Greek, in Ravenwood Park
private pier, good boating and fish
ing, large liz. rm. in knotty pine
paneling with fireplace. bedroom
and Kitchen. PENTAGON REALTY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
CS's to Present
Special Services

As is customary IN all CHRIS
tian Science churches, a special
Thanksgiving service will be held
Thanksgiving morning. at Con-
don intermediate School, West
Grand Blvd. at Buchanan.
Following the usual order Of
service there will be a brief per-
lod in which members of the con-
gregation may express their
gratitude for healings and other
help which they have received
during the past year
The Golden Text from Thes-
aalonians (5l8) is appropriate
for the occasion and reads: In
everything give thanks for this
is the will Of God in Christ Jesus
concerning you
The Bible citations include
Psalms (l00.l.2): make joyful
noise unto the Lord. all ye' lands.
Serve the Lord with gladness;
come before his presence with
singing"
Among the citations from
Science and Health with Key
10 the Scriptures by Mary Baker
Eddy. Cpage - will be the fol-
lowing.
"Are we really grateful for
the good already received? Then
we shall avail ourselves OF the
blessings we have. and thus be
fitted TO receive more. Gratitude
Is much more than a verbal ex-
preston Of thanks. Action ex-
presses more gratitude than
speech
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
Mems Work in the Local Church

IS used here in the broadest
terms of hum welfare and the
qulckening Of faith in the power
OF God IN Christ TO save and TO
bless through his church that
peoples everywhere may be con-
strained to accept him as Lord
and Saviour
World relief is no small phase
Of world evangelism in these
dark and uncertain days char
acterIzing the aftermath of the
most devastating war the world
has yet witnessed. World relief
PAGES an obligation upon the
church involving all Of US.
This obligation the American
church has been prompt in ac-
ccpting as witnessed by more
than twenty Christian bodies in
the United States which have or
gained themselves into an agcn-
cy known as Church World Serv-
ice to administer relief and 10
meet the spiritual needs Of the
war-torn countries of both Eur
ope and Asia on the basis OF need
and not creed. This relief is adj
miniStered through two agencies,
the World Council of Churches
in Europe and the National Chris
tian Councils in Asia.
Some OF the major projects
Of Church World Service are:
tn Direct relief through food
and clothing. (2) Repairing and
equipping church institutions,
CD Restoration of the clergy,
a. Repairing and rebuilding
churches, 60 Distribution Of
Christian literature, co Wei
fare programs for children and
young people. t7l Work with
refugees and displaced persons,
and tSl Medical service and
public health.
Such an agency as Church
World Service does what one To-
cal church or one UNCONVENTIONAL
group could never do alone.
Because OF the importance and
urgency of It's task. church men
should assume large part of the
responsibility for the support OF
IFS program. II is only through
cooperation with such interde-
nominatlonal and interchurch
agencies that the local church
can achieve some of its larger
oojectIves
Then there are such agencies
as the Laymens Missionary
Movement. and the church's For
eien Mission Board with which
the men OF the church should CO.
operate with a view to spreading
the gospel throug all nations.
They should support their
church toward the fullest posi-
BILE cooperation with such agen-
cies. To this end the church needs
men who envision their larger
task as that of Outstanding the
world.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

BY an outside element
The pastors ,eid ihs' Happens
lngS suen a. his demonstration"
bring ga grace where i IS not
deserved ard that ~ result
% ihe disturbance me Negro
race IS branded throughout the
country Is aNless and COM
Not From Harlem
For 'ro pas' week. their
statement said. We have been
10 sacd by fnc army Of sgiistors
,crSne ,.pppr .or '1e II con-
v.c'cd Cernln SIS 40; one who
canco az 'oe rcr'01es Nas OF the
Ncs gacc and nos' Of the
aa.fsefS ne ecen welcome
parade we're MI .roo Harlem
There neic in'v 1000 in he
>p-called paesde ami ihelr sole
purpose va lc fomen,.nz 81
tfe and discard TNey are he
ioe- Tie outside element. and
me Negro people n Harlem SUI
ic2 VIC evf' rena'auor Of Their
actions
We SSH " protest vigorously
n NE rane OF Tho vsS' majority
o, good and oeceni people Of
IA community this INVASION ~
oar lar -abidHg ard patriotic
pcap,c Happenings such as tbs
demonstration NJ The other eve-
nirc nr ~ dFgFace where x 10
NO; deserved
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
His Word
BY Archbishop W. Johnson

Jacob said TO Simeon and Levi,
"Ye have troubled me to make
me TO stink among the Canaan
ties and the Perizzites. the seed
of Ham" And Joseph was
brought down 10 Egypt; and
Potiphar. an officer OF Pharaoh
captain of the guard. an Egyp-
tian, bought him OF the hands of
the IShmealites. which had
brought him down thither
And the Lord was with Jo-
seph, and he was prosperous
man: and he was in the house
of his master. the Egyptian,
Potiphar. in the land of Ham.
He sent a man before them,
even Joseph, who was sold for a
servant. Israel also came into
Egypt and Jacob sojourned in
the land Of Ham and he increased
his people greatly. and made
them stronger than their enc
mics,
He turned their hearts TO hate
his people: to deal subtily with
his servants he sent Moses, his
servant and Aron. whom he had
chosen. They showed his signs
among them, and wonders in the
land OF Ham.
Ezekiahs begat Manassas, and
Menasses begat Anon. and
Anon begat Josias; and Josias
begat Jechonias and his breth-
rem. About the time they were
carried away to Babylon.
And after they we're brought
10 Babylon. Jechonias begat Sa-
lathiel. begat Zorobabel, and
Zorobabel begat Abiud and be-
cat Eleakemand Ssdoc bega'
Achim: and Achim begat Eliud
and Eliud begat Eleazer and
Eleazer begat Nathan; and Mat
than begat Jacob: and Jacob be-
gat Joseph. the husband Of Mary
of whom was born Jesus. who is
called Christ, who is the Lord
of Heaven.
Now the birth OF Jesus was in
this wise. When as his mother
Mary was espoused 10 Joseph
before they came together. she
was found with a child OF the
Holy Ghost. Then Jaseph. her
husband. being a just man, the
angel Of the Lord appeared unto
Joseph. saying, Joseph, thou son
Of David, fear not TO take Mary,
thy wife. for she is conceived
by the Holy Ghost in your wife,
son is Emanuel. which is God
with us. Amen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
CARLTON PLAZA
DETROITS NEWEST LUXURY HOTEL
JOHN R al EDMUND
HE

Outstanding interior decorators have Gre
AIRED an atmosphere of quiet, dignihed refine
ment az the Carlton Plaza.
Luxurious, fire proof, outside studio type
rooms, each with tile bath are ready for
occupancy by permanent and transient guests
az attractive rates.
The srudio type rooms. with comfortable
irwin beds, especially built to Carlton Plaza
specifications, disappear into the wall to pro
vide lovely uncncumbered living room
where friends may be entertained graciously.
A limited number of such rooms arc now
ready for permanent occupancy. i.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
Wayne Cosers Open
Against Albion Five

Opening 24-gsme basketball
season December =, Albion
College Wayne University csgers
wll re'Ggn q De'ro,' for he hrst
so~c game of The series Satur-
cav Dec 3
Returning letternen from last
Years can when won II OF their
- CAVES include DICK Hall who
holds WAYNE scoring record. Al
Gu1zo. Ron Condor Jim Rucln-
$50 Llryd Addison, Chack Duhss.
and Bob Conloear This nucle-
rs o. rcferan VIII be bolstered
by several promising new menu
ners
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
Women's Day at
Bethesda Baptist

Sunday, Nov. 9th has been
selected by Bethesda Baptist
Church. Macomb at Rivard. as
Women's Day.
The activities for the celebra-
iion take up the entire day with
= wide variety Of events There
will be a special morning serv-
zee. literary and musical pro-
gram in the afternoon and a
special feature in the evening
The morning service Will be
specially featured by an address
by Mrs. c. +. Phillips, president
emeritus. Metropolitan District
Association and president. VOL
VERNE Women's State Convention
Of Michigan
The special feature for the eve
ming will be demonstration Of
The Creation" by pictures Mrs.
Lena 3 Bryant. assisted by the
ladies Of the church, will be in
charge.
The Rev. James L. Bryant is
Pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
First Race Catholic
Bishop Luuds Youths

EASTVIEW, ONT.-Most Rev.
Joseph Kiwanuka. the first Negro
Catholic Bishop of modern times.
recently raised 10 the priesthood
four young men who have volun-
teered TO serve in Africa. The
young priests, all native Cana
dams. will work in Bishop XII
wanuka's diocese in Uganda,
Africa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
MAR RIACE
LICENSES

The marriage License spp,lca-
iions received during period Of
November l4-l9th were
Albert shv and Virginia NJ Holmo,
Ai,m Dlals and Eincsilnc knlgn'
Horny Gibson and Agncs Jorcs. Miller
Games and BciMce William Niil4sm
G. langfOrd and Thelma G~mn.c
Aaron Durham aud Mary Harsior,
John seller, and Vivian NcDuhfc
Nathaniel Jones and jean DliiNfs
Jesse J Thomas and Sonic u Ds'
Paul BfaNfon and Matte Bfooks Eco
lams Willie { Andet son " ~q
Ella Williams James !. >maN tnd
Helen r Baker loscpn Giles and
Roth ? Cato
Nelson Edward, aid Eeeea a
Woods. Clifford n McAsi .nd tlle-
and Agnes 6 DsrIels Marvel Greek
Cloekcf and George a Rldict non.
en- !. Phillips and ELAINE VI Be dcr
samuel Patterson and Aic, !
Pate son DAME " Scott aud Rsi7a
Resale Hsiden DcLCor Finley ann
Rose " Af'crhcrr, Mitchell Ncclfy
and Sailic Cunnclls Cicmon Fli'g
and Edra = Harris clifford Audc son
and Bot, Lemons samuel r Me-
phci ~ and Eva " DilMor'f VIE
liam W smith ard Nike Jones
Jamcs F Robinson and Bcrnlce ha-
Nlckles Ciaudeli Black and Afacrla
Magee James ? Swui and JaAc' Z.
Siancld Albert q Nssclr and Mary
? Oldham Alex " Dlckcrsrn AND
Marian Thompson N1lsfd Waidi4n
and Beverly a MoseieN And,cs p
DuVsll ,.ard. Nermerrnc / ,AnaIs,sr
Willie Wfigl' ana Rose q Nca
Robot H.riis and Esther Goor
Eugene ksile, and Eddie p H.r'c
Henry Moore IT, and Clarlnc jack
son sam S'rif and Lula DaNids
junior r RicKwan and Nafari'a
Arno'e Ssrnel 6 Weaver and Crn-
Hamilton n Jones ard imsrs r
Carte, John 4 wslllars ard Her.
rnc B.r0r Nathaniel Wcdini, arl
Bertha sur'N George a Edward, =
sarah 7. Martin James Hopkins s0o
FiNcsfinc T. D0Ndle Frederick
Jordan and Ccihc " nlips Fdeai r
MAYS and Sadie R.Ce Lev g fsck,
son ard Thclnd / Thompson Cora q
" SiauChfci and poffa Nffripcsfac
lanes IS Bcrf, and Matte p Nonr,
Edward Williams and CcieSiiuc r
Lark Finer > Hnllw ard g.'hc
l. Wiltms Arthur Hnson and Wisc
a Walker hnfwtnc Clemens and
Wilma Gu, OTIS \ Horne and DORIS
DcFie CURTIS Collins ard l.ei-f7
Howell IN nFaVofs and Narv Ca'ln,
Eph Cunningham ard Cleo Hines
The soldiers ~ ancient Rome
once sold the empire at public
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
USE the Magnificent Hollywood Rooms and the New Orleans Suite
Managing Dircrfo,

all every facility IN make life more
interesting, pleasant and enjoyable. Nowhere
will YOU find a more gracious layout You
are invited to see these new dream suites at
your convenience. They are available az
bridal suites and for special occasions. More
over YOU may have your choice Of superb
Carlton Plaza catering service. devoted 70
your every desire. or You may select your
own caterer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

an o,,r personal and social life.
AZ an example of what is
.,,eant here. when the Paris
peace Conference was scheduled
- meet in Paris, The Laymcn's
Increment ~ for a Christian World
cent Or. Frank c. Laubach there
:, - organize prayer groups TO help
condition the delegates toward
doing Gods will"
PRAYER groups were organ
rcd and both men and women
wsre sent TO the u. N. sessions
70 engage in silent prayer. They
.ere provided with prayer
card on which was listed the
n.mes of the delegates SO that
nrayer might be directed to-
ward the personal conditioning
Of each conferee.
Al the same time the Laymcns
,,ovemcnt for Christian World
,,sred 2 Call to World Prayer.
Th,s call to Prayer has been
.rsnslatcd into Arabic. Armc-
r,an. Ahambric, and Persian, and
,rere distributed in the countries
which use those languages.
4 report was subsequently
made hv DR.. Laubach on the re-
s,S,s al TINS effort to the Lay
mon Movement for a Christian
World In This report he had the
following g say;
oTMs Near East is the birth
nl.ec ~ Christianity II IS full
n e,relent denominations. There
a,e Copts a million in Egypt and
etecn million in Ethiopia have
asked ,h,n 10 pray with you, and
tbev have promised. There are
Nes,onsns .Armenians. Orthodox
Greek. Roman Catholics and
many Jews.
we have invited them all 20
ION IN tins prayer for the world
All these countries have dele
gates IN the United Nations and
thev ire thrilled TO learn that
Americans are praying for their
delegate. We have not stopped
WITH the christian Church.
The head of the Azhar in
Cairo. chief scat of moslem
lesrnrg received us with en-
ihusissn, and promised to call
upon me entire Moslem World
10 pfag for the United Nations
No man can estimate the influ-
ence which these prayers are
having in shaping the history Of
the world
But they are also binding the
ChrIsiisns together. The Chris
tians in the Near East are closer
now 70 the Christians OF America
because they are praying for the
same world cause. All this VIII
prepare us now to live together
az We ought 10 live realizing the
brotherhood Of man."
What the Laymen's Movement
for Christian World has done
WITH and through prayer on .
world scale. men in the local
church can do on small scale.
What 5 more important than the
scale on which prayer is used IS
the willingness OF men 10 prac-
tee il with a social purpose and
with faith in its power.
Devoted Men
The church needs men Of de-
votlon men who will not only
pray with a social purpose, bat
who are content with nothing
less than making their own lives
a PRAYER for the realization OF the
Kingdom Of God on earth.
Many a man who has started
out with the highest idealism and
determination to make his life
a steady. consistent and empow-
cred witness for God in Christ
has ended up being a witness
that is characterized only by
"fis and starts"
II is because the path upward
so often leads downward that
man must make sure that he
has spiritual grounding; that
he has devotion TO God in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

Room Service provides excellently prepared
foods served with beautiful china. silver. and
snow white linens.
Whether YOU wish the ser, ices Of the uni
formed doorman or not. YOU will find the
parking area adjacent TO the hotel q great
convenience.
Ideally located just hve minutes from
downtown, the Carlton Plaza is advantageous
" situated.
Come in and permit us to take YOU on
tour of inspection that will add to your DAYS
pleasure. and perhaps convince YOU that the
Carlton Plaza should be your permanent home,
or an extraordinary stopping over place for
your out Of town cuesr.
Cordially yours.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
Wayne Choirs to
Present Messiah

The 10th annual rendition BY
WAYNE University music groups
Of Handcrs immortal Christmas
oralorio. The Messiah will take
place Tuesday and Wednesday,
December s and :, in the Masonic
Temple auditorium The pro-
gram will begin each evening al
8.l5 PM.
The University Chorus or 800
voices. the University symphony
Orchestra and the following well
known singing stars viii be fca-
turcd Hilda OhlIu soprano julia
Stufcos. alto. FRITZ Kruger.
tenor; and Bcriram Rove. BARI
tone.
Harold H. Tallman. associate
professor Of music Will conduct
and Harry " Lanesford assist
ant professor Of music. Will play
the organ accompaniment Tick
cts at $50. Sl.20. 81 30. and s240
arc on sale at the University
ticket Office and az Grlnnell
Brothers music store
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

Until you have enjoyed the deep seated sat
isfaction Of entertaining In the glam0rOus
Hollywood rooms and New Orleans suite OF
the Carlton Plaza. you are depriving your
self and friends of a rare treat. Handsomely
decorated. and offering all the advantages
for gracious living. these suites include
charming living room. beautifully appointed
bedrooms, sparkling kitchen. with all acces-
sories trim tile bath rooms and all In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

PRAYING MEN

PRAYlNG MEN
The church needs men who Will pray with social pur
believe that pra is needed for guidance into the deene
md trues solution of the vexng and stubborn prohes M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

In diary farm tests. spraying
If COWS with effective insect re-
pclleniy has resulted in increased
MAk production.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
Harlem Catholic Pastors
Charge Outside Influence

NEW YORK (Spocal) The pastors Of The Catholic
churches of Harlem representing 10000 parshoner have
charged that the disturbances the of
Councilman Ben Davis release from nlson promoted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
NANCE 1a4a CHRISTMAS

NAACP 1919 CHRISTMAS
SEALS: These attractive red,
white and green Xmas seals
for use on holiday cards and
packages are available at sl.o0
per hundred at the National
Office Of the NAACP, 20 West
10th Street. New York Is, New
York. and from local branches
at SOC +. Vernon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

Paper towels are excellent for
removing grease from plates, pots
and pans before washing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

Entomologists have determined
that mosquitoes aie greatly ex-
cited BY the carbon dioxide ex-
halcd by human beings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

A rubber or other type Of mat
used in the sink will protect
dainty china and glassware from
breskage on porcelain sink drains
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

The soldiers ~ ancient Rome
once sold the empire al public
auction.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

The marriage license spp.lca-
iions received during period Of
November l4-l9th were
Evening star., 1949-11-16
Gen. Forrest Reburied
In Arlington Ceremony

Brig. Gen. Nathan Bedford For
rest, greatgrandson of the famous
Confederate cavalry leader of the
same name, was reburied yester-
Evening star., 1949-11-16
WNAV Seeks /. .ore Power

Radio Station WNAV, Annapo-
lis, Md. yesterday asked the Fed
eral Communications Commission
for authority to increase it's power
from 500 watts to one kiloWatt.
Evening star., 1949-11-16

Many Chinese are getting seed
lings from Malaga, to start pep
per plantation.
Evening star., 1949-11-16
Truck Driver Acquitted
In Fatal BEATING

Herbert F.. Wilkins, "a, one
handed truck driver, has been
cleared of a second degree
murder charge, in which he was
accused of fatally beating his
73-year-old father-in-law last
August.
A District Court jury acquitted
him late yesterday after deliberat-
ing for about five hours.
Mr.. Wilkins had testified he
struck the father-in-law, William
Benezette, with his fist in self
defense, after the older man had
threatened him with an iron pipe
and called him vile name. Mr..
Benezette had interceded, 1t was
testified, when Mr.. wilkins struck
Mrs. Mary A. Wilkins, the daugh-
ter of MIR. Benezette and wife of
the defendant.
An argument between Mr.. and
Mrs. wilkins started, it was
testified, when Mr.. wilkins had
become angered because Of his
wife's association with another
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins and
the other man had visited several
taverns to talk things over
before the argument started In
the home where the wilkins and
Mr.. Benezette lived in the 1000
block of Fourth street NE.
Attorneys Louis Jongbloet anc
Leonard Leimback represented Mr.
Wilkins.