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srIRuRsAh sALE-vlRGlNlA

SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNlA
ALEx.-s750 down; mod. 5-rm.. bath
brick: gas a.-1c&h., bsmt.; excel
sHERTZER, RE. 2735, CHI. 5439.
ALEXANDRIA - Lovely brick home.
well situated on beautiful KNOLL az :na
law. kit. and pantry: End A., 4 bed.
rms. and baths; ,3rd A.. storage;
full bsmt.. oil &C. heat; 2-ear gar; !;
perfect cond. Price. S43.5Oo Call
M; podes, it, IT, WEAvER sa5o: BROS RSss
MISUNDERSTANDING different:
Buns English bsmt.; "a acre, An
81 s5S4fsss S4'ss isESi pick sssS TsSScEY' OK. o77i'
PENTAGoN AREA-s1o,75o; semi
RoLs x! hs't CO.. Evil Nj. Nj aioS! Slsl J. a tI0
hoped for . convenient. close-in
loc.; good neighborhood and plenty
Of elbow room. This 7-yr. r.-old brick
home, 3 twin sized bedrms., IA
baths: built-in gar; on lot look
1IO. Loo. n OLA. Uu SlCuc ~. AL
one Of No. Arlinston's finest neigh
borhoods. An outstanding buy for
the veteran with . monthly income
OF $3.50 or more. Property shown
by appt. Phone Mr. McCutchens.
OW. 1904; ewes, JA.. 4-0366. LES
FARNUM IL ASSOCIATES, 1852 No.
Washington blvd. -
ARLINGTON-sERvICE. SPECIAL
Navy capt. has thrown his house on
the market because Of sudden orders
for change of station. This is your
. reasonable figure; 8 bedrms..-. l
bath. full-sized din. rm.,. Ice. liv
rm. with firepl., rec. rm. with firepl.;
att. gar; choice location; excellent
financing; priced $1S,950. Call w. B.
WRIGHT, Va. once, ia. 4-0550;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HGTs.
stprdily built, pleasing to The eye;
dollar of the/ cost to you. 8 bed
rms, or 2 baths, picture windows,
Youngst0wn Kitchens; gas heat;
priced from $16,95O to $1s,950.
Gail W. B. WRIGHT CO, Va. ONCE,
"a. ::Seb 4.04boi evss.' oV. 29el or
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KENSINGTON
SALES. INC.
MA. 9141

New Hampshire Ave. Ext.
2.yr.-old, 3-bedrm.. 2-story brk. in
attractive Carroll Highlands; hrepl.,
gas heat. full bsmt.. fenced lawn
with patio; present financing $4,000
cash. S76 per mo. or terms to be
arranged. c. J. KOONTZ, GE. 1879
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RERKSHTRE,

ARISTOCRAT
2.167 acres Of the most beautiful
lawn to be found. not only in the
fine old town Of Fairfax but any.
where In the Metropolitan area.
The trees alone worth the pries
frame Georgian with 2-car garage.
workshop and other outbldgs.: auto.
oil hot-water heat. The interior
needs some decoration, outside
painted last year. but for fne liv-
inR everything is here, including
away in the rear Of the lot. Home
sets well back from the long street
frontage: To settle estate. reduced
to $4,000.
UHLER & COMPANY
Annandale. Va. Phone FA. 7424.
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TAKOMA PARK

Cozy California BUNGALOW on nice cor
ner lot, rooms and bath, automat-
ic heat, good location, S11 500
ROBERT Z. I4OHR, Realtor, 81
Cedar at GE O0k7 II
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Z NCDChIOh w. DCIlI1NO y
SALES, INC.
MA. 9141

Woodridge-Possession
osth and Myrtle ave. n.e.-Lovely de.
tached home; 4 bedrms. bath, full
basement, garage. oil heat; large lot;
only S12.950. with excellent terms
DANIEL DIENER g. CO., ST. 1881
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BRICK BUNGALOW

BRICK BUNGALOW
on N. H. ave. just " mi. over D. C.
line. Foyer entrance, beautiful liv.
rm., lge. kit.-dinette, 2 lovely bed
rms. and tile bath on 1st. Stairs
to lge dormer bedrm. on End q.
Full bsmt., exit. gas a.-c. heat. nicely
landscaped lot. Property in immacu-
late cond Priced S11 $50.
Mr.. SILVER SPRING
2-yr. .-old Colonial brick, containing 6
ell-proportioned rms. fully equip.
ped modern kit. , bedrms.. full
bsmt.. gas heat. Located Just ] blk.
of Georgia ave. $4,000 down. Price
S14.50O
Brick Rambler in Sill. Spg.
On level Handicapped lot, over "a acre
in side having 1s5-ft. frontage, beau
tlful liv. rm.-din, rm. comb. with
picture windows. huge firepl.. 2 twin
size bedrms, beautiful tile bath. very
lge. ultra-modern elec. kit, ample
utility rm., gas radiant heat. sec.
tionai oak parauet flooring. tached
garage This home is true Calf.
rambler. with enough lot frontage
to provide q perfect setting. Priced
S19.5O0.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
S710 Georgia Ave. 81. 5000 til 9.
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S15 ESQ. NEAR

WOODROW WILSON HIGH
A det. frame house located just west
of Conn. ave. on lge. lot in a set
ting of huge shade and evergreen
trees; rms. on 1st f.. B rms and
bath above; GO, eove[ea us;ih poLGiu niI INIT il
sft5afd ssoaId app; appeal ITO to Settled family,
artist or scientist not interested IN
the modern "doodads"; woodrow
Wilson High and other public and
parochial schools conv.; shown py
appt. Call Mr.. Condit teVes. On
2l3D.
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LARGE DETACHED BRICK

LARGE DETACHED BRICK
Monroe ST.. near CATHOLIC University.
Contains IL. rms, l "a baths, hard
wood floors, oil h.-w.h.; "a bath on
lst floor: manv nice features. To
inspect, call CO. 1893. PECK CO.,
361S 18th st. ne.
IN BEAUTIFUL AVONDALE TERRACE
6 lovely rooms, side screened porch;
Anchor fence, gas a.-c. heat. fire.
place; lovely lot with $1,000 rock
garden. -
r. A. HUMPRIES
sOS No. Capitol, Realtors, MA. $3.50,
1904 Calvert st. NV. DE. 577S.
LOCATION PLUS PRICE
EQUALS SALE
Can you buy 4-bedrm., tile bath. 2
porches, oil h.-w,h.. built.in gar.
conv to schools, transp.. shopping?
Can be used for 2-family hse.,
very clean. for only S14.95O. One
Of the incest homes in ne. Wash
ington. Call today. don't wait until
tomorrow. Mr.. Llewellyn, MA. $40,
VI. 1914, ALDON PROPERTIES.
-
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BUILT LIN 1884
GeOrpet0w1
BUNGALOW

Mr.. COOLIDGE HIGH
A very comfortable. clean California
type bungalow having nice, sized NV
Ing room with fireplace. large din
Ing room. . well proportioned bed
rooms, bath, stairway to expansion
inclosed rear yard with several
fruit trees. Cellar under entire
house. Gas hot-water heat. Asking
Sl4.5o0. Shown by appointment.
Call Mr. O'Donnell leves:. IA.
Sl72), THOS. J. FISHER d. CO"
INr peaItors III 6S3O
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Veterans Attention

Veterans Attention
3-bedroom brick. located in. Chevy
Chase, Md.-Large living and dining
room, fully equipped kitchen, hght
airy basement, gas a..c. heat. screens
and Venetian blinds throughout;
large well-landscaped lot with shade
trees; close to schools and shopping
center; several attractive financing
plans for veterans and non-veterans.
H. G. SMITHY CO..
ST. 5000, 9 a.m.-2 pm. daily; call
NO $3.50. --6
$4,000, Mr.. st. Bernadette's
Corner; 5 rms. with! bath; brick and
JIM. Law. and shower in bsmt.
lse, Handicapped lot For details
cali DE, O7OO till 8 pm.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
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BRICK BUNGALOW

BRICK BUNGALOW
on N. H. ave. Just " mi. over D. C
line. Foyer entrance, beautiful hv
rm., lge. kit. -dinette, 2 lovely bed
rms. and tile bath on 1st. Stairs
to lge dormer bedrm. on End fl.
Full bsmt, exit. gas &C. heat. nice
ly Handicapped lot. Property in i'm
maculate cond Priced 81 $50.
Mr.. SILVER SPRING
. -yr. -old Colonial brick, containing 6
well rms, fully equip.
modern kit. 3 bedrms., full! bsmt: ::
gas heat. Located Just / blk. oil
Georgia ave. $4,000 down. Price
Sl4,5O0.
Brick Rambler in Sill. Spg.
On level Handicapped lot. over u, acre
inside, having 1s5-ft. frontage; beau
tiful liv. rm.-din. rm. comb. with
picture windows, huge firepl., :
twin-size bedrms., beautiful tile
bath, very lge. ultra-modern elec.
kit. ample utility rm.. gas radiant
heat, sectional oak parquet floor
Ing. attached garage. This home Is
a true Calf. rambler. with enough
lot frontage to provide perfect
setting. Priced S19,500.
Wood-Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Georgia Ave 81. 300 til 8
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BLAINE ST.

VACANT-MODERN
Prewar semidet brk. nr. Minnesota
ave; shopping, transp., churches
and schools. bright rms, Ia
baths. rec. rm.. full bsmt.. gas &C.
heat. concrete front and rear
porcheS. comb. screen and storm
windows. Venetian blinds. May 80
GIL Reasonably priced.
JOHN F. DONOHOE g. SONS
"65th Year OF Service"
3l4 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00S4. %
E. CAPITOL ST.-$14,900
10 rms. exceptionally lge.; brk. !;
h.-w.h.; nr. Capitol.
HOLT
TM 1854
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SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
2-YR.-OLD BUNGALOW
Vacant 5-rm. asbestos shingle; over
= acre In Brandywine, Md. Tile
bath, mod. kit. oil heat. Will ac-
cept very low ofi-seson price. EASY
terms. GIL. 6676. RA. 22S1.
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BETHESDA

5 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
This home is ideal for the large
family; close to schools. transp.,
Naval Hospital mad public health
Two bedrms. and bath on 1st floor
ami 3 bedrms. and bath on 2nd
Full basement, oil heat and gar
Priced amazingly low; small down
payment. Call ST. 2400; ewes. GL
400. Ext. 993. PHILLIPS, CANDY
a. FULLER -6
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WONDERFUL BUY
I'LL D ST. n.e.-6-rm. brick home; )
bedrooms, modern bath, inclosed
porch, liv. rm., din. rm., equip. kit,
screened porch: built.tn gar bsmt;;;
Mr.. Dobbs, CAMPANELLA g. WOOD,
FX 4ll3: eyes 81. 2066 Il
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kotheoss

HOUSES FOR SALE-kortheass
BRENTWOOD RD. N.E.-Det. 4-bed-
rrn., 2-bath corner home; rec. .rm.;
excellent cond.; nice lot: fine loca-
ton; attractive terms. w. CLIFFORD
eHERTzER, RE. 2735, CHI. 5439.
WOODBRIDGE, above 18th and New
ton. Modern, clean, l year old g.
room det. brick; rec. rm.,, oil h.-w. h.;
awnings. alum. storm windows and
doors; lge. level fenced lot: q Won
derful buy at only S14,950. Mrs
Cox, VI. s136, ATLAS REALTY,
@T. 1868 "a.
1900 DOWN and approx. $40 per
month buys this broom brick. full
basement house: close to stores.
efesn eSaGoS senate IN zF1RSpIlTs!lV REanTY Co. R x
827O; eyes,, TR. 1857. g.
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ARLINGTON

ASHTON HEIGHTS
3:bedrm. detached brick on attrae.
lot 70xl30, liv. rm. with hrapl.,
dry bsmt. with outside entrance and
bath; detached brick garage; COM
pletely redecorated and priced to
sell today. Call 8 til 8.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Nu 1o1f Nu onor
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HILLCREST

HILLCREST
1903 Carpenter st. s.e.-Det. brick
on large lot. First floor has living
rm. with fireplace, dining rm., den.
Second floor has 8 large bedrms. and
bath. Recreation rm. with fireplace,
and built-in garage. A lovely home
in q choice neighborhood.
Henry v. Willoughby
S09 Mass. ave. n e. AT. 7n43 "A
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1924 18th AVE-. TAKOMA PARK
Det. brick. s rms; and bath, full
an offer, HENRY v. WnIOuGHBY,
500 Mass. ave. ne, AT. 704S.
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CORNER STORE WITH LIVING
QUARTERS.
bedrooms, living room, dining room.
kitchen and bath. Fine business To-
cation. Basement, oil hpt-water
heat. Priced right. Mr.. Richards,
WO. $685..
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.,
Realtor,
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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QUINCY ST. NV.

QUINCY ST. NV.
ONLY $500. DOWN
Seems low for this splendid area
DOESN'T it? But the owner must sell
this week and has made it possible
for you to get this splendid 6-rm
and tiled bath home Immediately
with very reasonable terms. New
house condition. ultra st modern vsIs KIT,
quickly. Call NA.~e797 or Ii. g.
:}540.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
Realtors, a25 N. Y. Ave. N. w.
COLORED-HoME AND INCOME
OFF GEORGIA AVE.
Very fine home with 9 complete
Kitchens, 2 complete baths, large
bsmt:: lee; yard ou. A real resl ,osGros opDor-
Only $500 down. AUERBACH Il
Co, DI. 6501, 1424 K st. NV;
ewes, OR. 06SS. .
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COLORED
$3.50 DOWN

on Florida ave. n.e,--6-rm. hrk;;;
Mr.. Jones, cox g. CO.. RE. 1888,
TIA 06SJ
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:as! es:v;!y astA sa sE s'T:s s. is eli
$3.50 cash. Wll exchange. Low
monthly payments; Vaeant. ownnsr
Or your agent; IA. sno.,.v iVIo; I'M
maculste condition: large living rm. :;
full bsmt.. oil heat: large fenesd
yard. Ealsss; Rsas: Eyss'' 77ss RE'
wILDERCRoFT BuNGALoW. 4:S5o
"a rms rsrnAS .nd path = viNcENT nti 5m REAI salEIl
EsrATE. Is IN. sloS; sves,. OF, 1913.
$500 DOWN. CT. ss.4oo full price;
very nice 2-bedroom bunsalow. full
bsmt., garage. oil heat; cenvi i'm. TO
fasf:a'1a FERRY BOSWELL. VEL NC WA. 1900:
sesooM 9poe III BACK { am BUNGALOW. nrspl.
in liv rm.. full, dry bsmt, oh; ".
heat, lge. expansion attic with DOR
mers This home ON Is svsI at eos. to
Nd. Univ. owner transferred to
PERRY BosWELL' NC, va. $500.
Open till 8 pm. %
BRICK HOUSE in Clinton, Md, 8 M MI
and utility rm. laundry tubs. elec.
water heater. cleo. range; large 10y
S3x324; located on new proposed
dual hwy. to Southern Md; house
l yr. old. in new cond.: low up.
keep and taxes. A good Investment
$50 monthly. Call MR.. CLAYTON,
NEAR TNiVERsITY or MD.-Two-
story prewar brick on wooded lot;
excellent neighborhood: 3 bedrooms,
IN baths, oil h.-w. heat, slate roo1,
and schools. Call Mr.. Meade. WA.
1883. with VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
s-RM. 2-sty. prewar home, full
bsmt., oil heat. house in excel;
cond.. equip. with stove; refEr: ana
near bus, stores and school: Total
price, SIO,950. May go GI with
$3.50 down. Call WA; 1900 ~ IN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-11
ceoss. u TOMITE Lz2 szzs. S.ss SATURDAY
 Shows 7:26 <. 9:30
Shows 7:26 9:30
Ys~Syy y asS 23syy n

4 hon'ed mon reeIoimino b;,
 'ove. ... os the heovens uoIoo..-, '"e'' 'ory .. the romonsic od- sen'vre of the South Seas hx v 0'onoff and Hell. oothors 'f mviiny on the Boun,S.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-11
ALASKA FISHERIES SITE OF DRAMATIC
 CAPITOL FEATURE

Adventure, thrills and suspense are interwoven in a dramatic story |of two women in love with the !same man, in Republics Spoilers of the North" coming tonight to the Capitol Theatre.
 The story is laid in the Panhan- idle section of Alaska, where Matt Conway, played by Paul Kelly, op- crates a salmon fishing business. Arrogant with power he has ac- quired by dominating the lives of others, Matt over-reaches himself when he pledges a greater haul oi salmon that he can deliver, in or der to oatain a big cash advance from an important fish-products firm in Seattle, of which beautifu Laura Reed is executive-secretary Lovely Evelyn Ankers portrays Laura, who comes to Alaska to mar try Matt and unwittingly becomes smhrolled in his Illegal schemes.
 There is another feature to this double bill for this weekend. It k Long Hand Texan" which indi- cates western.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-11
H.M.S. Pinafore,
 0peretta Tonight.
 Hiqh School Gym

More than 50 high school singers will take part in a production to- night of Gilbert and Sullivan's op- eretta H.M.S. Pinafore at the high school gymnasium at 8 o'clock.
 The satire in song of the English navy during the Victorian period IS under the direction of Miss Bea- tr!ce McNeeley, high school choral instructor.
 Presentation for public of the op- eretta eliminates more than SIX weeks of practice by soloists and choristers of the tuneful nautical operetta.
 Captain and crew of the good ship Pinafore will sing and enact the Gilbert and Sullivan story on stage. as nautical looking as a full-rigged ship. Decks and mast of the Pinafore were constructed by high school shop students under the direction of Henry Harmon.
 Costumed and in full makeup, members of the cast will sing the opening bars of the chorus with curtain opening at o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-11
GIRL SCOUT SILVER TEAIS TOM0RR0M;; MOVIE E SH0 w N

Tomorrow afternoon at 2:3o o'c-ocK the Girl Scouts Silver Tea, honor ing Juliette Low, founder ot the Girl Scout movement in the United States. will he held in the par!ors of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church.
 Since International Fricndshlp IS an important part of the Girl scout program, the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund was created to fos- ter and promote Girl Scouting ana Girl Guiding throughout the world as a contribution to world peace.
 At the tea the Intermediate ana Senior Girl Scouts will have an op- portunity to participate in the ,spe- cial ceremony presenting their con | tributions to the Juliette Low Fund The contributions the girls VII make to this fund represent momes raised through their individual oi troop activities CT through persona sacrifice of some small luxuries. i Mrs. Marjory Kafer. of the Cir Scout National Staff, will tell the i girls about the world organization and the many fields in which the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund | is being used to promote world Friendship. With camping season just around the corner, Girl scouts and thelf parents are looking forward to sec ing the new color film Camping for Girl Scouts" which will be shown as a part of the program.
 Brownie troops will not partici- nate in the Silver Tea, but are plan ming very interesting individual troop activities in connection "ith the Girl Scout birthday and Jun cite Low World Friendship Fund
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-11
Folk Songs by
 Stanley Hoban
 Prove Popular

Folk songs of America and Great Britain, as sung last evening by Stanley Hoban, proved to be the most popular portion in the scot tish- Canadian baritone's concert MT. Hoban, accompanied by Gladys Watson, appeared at the goth Cen tury Theatre under the auspices oi the Juneau Concert Association in the fourth concert of the season
 The audience enthusiastically re- ceived his group of four folk songs which opened the second half of his program. After singing Scot tish. Irish. North Carolina and North Cumberland songs, he encor- ed with a fifth in the group, T Walked Beside You" And then as special treat for the concert goers, MT. Hoban ended his concert by singing for an encore another Scot tish tune.
 The baritone opend with Han dels "Where'er You Walk" from "Semele,' and included three art songs in his first musical group. The audience warmed to his in- depreciation of Shubert's ITO Mu- sic" which began his second group.
 Unusual was the plaintive narra- tive of Schubert's The Hurdy Cur dy Man" which Hoban sang to the minor keyed piano back ground. Short and rousing was Hobans singing of Der Schmiee
 CThe Blacksmith by Brahms.
 His third group included Fin nish folk sing, which, the sin2e commented, was probably bein! sung in Juneau for the first time He concluded the first half witi Tschaikowsky's Pilgrims Song am lencored with Sing a Song Of Si:
 Pence"
 Included in his final group 0 selections were Vaughan William
 "The Vagabond" and the art som
 There is a Ladye.' He concludes
 
 with a negro spiritual and anothe art song.
 MT. Hoban and Gladys Watson who is Mrs. Hoban in private lnt
 were introduced to the concert aud : fence by Ernest Ehler, chairman o : the Juneau Concert Association. Next concert in the asSociatlo ] series will be Dorothy Crawford ! s Character Sketches, May 20, at th r 20th Century Theatre. l Mir Ehler also announced plan
 for concert by Juneau talent l ] April, proceeds of which will D 3 turned over for the purchase of l new piano for community concel use.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-11
BOWLING

The Candy League took over the Elks alleys last night and the four toppers in the o'clock bowling were E. Estepp, Dr. w. P. Blanaon' J. Merritt and E. Hamilton. Start ing at 9 o'clock the top bowiers in that section were B. Haynes, K Loken. J. Thompson and w. King.
 Winners bottling up on Schlitz Beer, donated by Bud Whitesides, were E. Hamilton, Dr. Blanton e2), S.. Johnson, E. Lincoln, w. King and E. Hagerup CD.
 Show tickets to the Capitol Thea tre went to K. Loken, pr. Blanton |. Lincoln and w. King
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-11
- GIRL SCOUT NEWS

Girl Scout Troop No. Il met on Thursday afternoon. Ruth Bloom quist and Virginia Nelson taught us the song of Hawaii. Karlene Seaberg and Barbara Judson taught us Botany Bay for the first re- quirement of the industrial badge.
 JO-ANNE BLYTHE, Reporter
 The first voting machine was used in Rochester, N. Y, in 1898.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-11
TIDE TABLE
MARCH 12

High tide, O.18 am., 14.6 it. Low tide, 6:C3 am, 2.9 it. High tide, 12:05 pm, l6.9 it. Lew tide, 1886 pm, -2.2 1t.
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Concert Choir Recital
Will Be Held Thursday

The third annual spring concert
Of the Cooperating Concert Choir
Association will be presented at
$50 pm. Thursday in the Ma
tional City Christian Church.
The choirs taking part and their
directors include: National City
Christian, William Z. Braithwaite;
First Baptist. Harwood v. Hall:
Ninth Street Christian. Earle B.
Lowder: Washington Missionary
College A Cappella. DR.. Oliver S.
Beltz; First Congregational. Whit
ford Hall. and Second Baptist. Ed
ward A. Carey.
In the music section Of last
Sundays Star. the date of the
concert was listed enormously as
last Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-15
Baptist Choir School
PIons Music Festival

John Martin, solo cellist for the
National Symphony Orchestra.
will be guest artist for a festival
OF music commemorating the
tenth anniversary of the founding
of the School Of Choirs of the
First Baptist Church. Sixteenth
and o streets NV.
The festival. which will be pre-
sented by FIVE choirs of the church
at 8 o'clock tonight. will include
solos by Ruth Reumann Hall.
mezzo. and music by George
Koehler, Washington organist.
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VIRGINIA.
Atlas MOTOR SALE. NC.
Fsirsss csrss. FssHss, We.
OLD DOMINION MOTORS. isc.
f33 n. nn s.. Aissesdrss. w.
caEfNwoop SALES AND sEayict
4sos lss Hiskvsy. Ari@ssss. W
HAWKINS MOTOR CO. NC
sol csasmbss Pa. Asksssss. VI.
~ 7. Doofsf
rs ~ HisA~sy. fses cassA, We.
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Snake Pit Author Here

A reception for Mary Jane
Ward, author of the Snake Pit.
viii be held at 4 pm. tomorrow at
All Souls Church. Sixteenth and
Harvard street NV. under aus
pieces of the Mental Hygiene So
ciety of the National Capital Area
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PRICES
REDUCED
On su nodels,
AprH 10, isAs
MARYLAND

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The lower Yangtze Valley OF
China Is one OF the most densely
populated areas in the world.
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The cornea Of the human eye
consists of five layers.
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WASHINGTON
ARMSTRONG MOTORS, ikc.
G5o3 Gssssis Ave. NV.
sURaoWs MOTOR COMPANY. INC
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Marion progress., 1949-12-01
Art Byrd
Named Member
Of All America

Hugh Beam, superintendent of
the Marion City Schools and a for
mer coach Of the Marion High
School Rippers, stated that he was
elated over the selection of Art
Byrd as a member of the official
Little All-America selection.
Byrd is a senior at the Western
Carolina Teachers College, where
he has performed as an outstanding
athlete for the past four years. For
three successive years, Byrd made
the All-Conference selection, of
which his college is member, and
his coaches at Western Carolina
Teachers College have been high in
the praise of the scrappy Marion
IT'S pound guard, who has been
singled out as a Little All-America
football player.
Beam stated that Art Byrd
was member of the Marion High
School team in 1912. The Marion
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