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Evening star., 1949-03-24

American Univ. Park, $l8,500
Attractive det. brick home: liv. rm
with fireplace, lge. din. room, fully
bedrms.. tile bath with shower; full
bsmt. with outside entrance; gas
h.-w.h.. lovely yard, trees and shrub
berry. Well financed.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4a34 Wis ave. OR 1895 till Q pm.
American University Park
Groom detached brick with garage,
screened back porch. lavatory; first
floor. 3 rooms. bath: second floor,
finished third floor; deep lot. 500
500.
No Brokers WO. 1888
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-Northwes,

CoLORED-s7OO FLOCK 9th ST
pTAIarsetDe pfsk ode4n bst GGonisl seSeeSsd a,9N%
porches., fuil basement. gas heat,
blinds; det. brick garage. ENTER
PRISE REALTY CO., Elk. 34O0;
ewes, GE. 5711. -25
COLORED-BEAUTI corner house
for sale: 10 rooms and l bath and
semibath. built-in garage; hardwood
cSGokE6MLaRcG SG5i S.!1 Rg Hofs House. s suitable
for doctor, near 10Th and Florida
CoLoRED-NEAR 14th AND PARK
RD.; vacant : Substantial brick
meme hsm Of fravSsd Ss.s ssss no1. H snss pss
in. Priced right, exceptional terms.
SIlA!NkEN & 1 PREss. INC. ~" 14$3 K
coioRED-s11.ooo-eosR e,i Rock e Creek
Church rd: NV. large row brick. in
full basement; oil heat; $4,000 cash,
balance monthly. Vacant. Call DI.
prps 19l5 Until rn 2 gnp PM VIM. H. sAgN-
COLORED 23es SHERMAN AVE.
N:W.-Row brick; rooms, bath:
Hl,UOO DOWN. DO. 10 inspect, call
RALPH D. coHN, Elk. 5705. IA.
coLoREp RHODE ISLAND
AVE. N.W.-Attractive 5-room row
brick: $500 down. S65. To inspect,
call RALPH D. COIN. 1424 X st.
NV, EX. 5705, ia: Sl29: -27
COLORED-7OI QUINCY ST. NV
Very attractive corner home; ideal
for large family or professional man;
has 8 rooms, 2 baths. oil heat. ga
rage To inspect, call RALPH D.
COIN, 1424 K NV, Elk. 57O5, ia.
Observation-Disclosures pl.
n.w.-One Of the best houses in this
area Complete bedrm. and tile
bath on 1st floor; 8 rms, Pa
baths. oil heat; built-in garage.
Reasonable down payment. Call for
appointment. KAY REALTY CO,
INC. RA. 1900. -25
COLORED-EUCLID ST. N.w.-Six-
room brick home with all large
rooms. in . clean neighborhood. !.
SENATE REALTY CO.. Elk. 327O.
COLORED-FOR SALE, 500 block Of
Kenyon st. n.w.-6 rooms. ami,
oil heat: $1O,250. Reasonable
down payment. Inspect: call D.
PATRICK WILLIAMS, AID. Gl14,
911p 1fh cHe
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BRIGHTWOOD

BRIGHTWOOD
Income and home, fine 3-story
prewar semidet. brick, now set VI
with 2 separate apts.. bringing gooc
income, plus bedrms. and :
baths, lovely liv. rm with firepl.
lge. din. rm., den and kit, 2-cal
garage. Affords a grand opportun.
ity for q prompt buyer, large Is
trust with excel. financing.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co
4420 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1900 til
9pm. IA
BRIGHTWOOD BUNGALOW
Charming det. bungalow. in peri
eond.; having 5 bright rms, den
2 baths, oil heat. etc. 1t is locatee
mr.. Ga. ave. and Piney Branch rd
and is an outstanding value at only
S14,a50 For details. call till p NJ
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC
1920 K ST NV. Realtors. EX. 1slI
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Extremely fine brick residence with
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. bedrm. anc
bath on LIST. A.; 3 bedrms., , baths
End A.: bedrm.. bath and rec. rm
in bsmt., det, garage. Price
s2a,5O0. $500 cash, bal. in
trust. Ewes. call Mr.. Harper, WI
1915.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
7004 Wis. Ave. WI. 1920, WI $500
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southee..

CONGRESS HEIGHTS, . block on
Nichols ave.-Cor. brk., 3-famfly
apts., 5 rms. and bath each; priced
Realty, ai Y, tIsea 1Ne.. 1915 W Good Hope
RxNpLr Is ST. mHEaHEaSDs1petseh.a HE 1t2si i atss g.
room brick home featuring large
step down living room, lst-hoor
lavatory, auto heat, recreation room
with fireplace. twin-siZs bedrooms.
Close to everything. SENATE REAL
TY CO., Elk. 800; ewes. call Mr..
Jordan, AK. 1176. "a
$3.50 9th ST. Sc. near Alabama ave.
Almost new semidet.. brick: 3 rms.
tile bath, gas a...c. heat. full; dry
bsmt.: fenced yard; hardwood floors.
closets galore: near bus; only SlU:-
Realty a2 Co. FR. 1857 tin 9 pm.
Mr.. sUITLAND-6-rm. bunsalow.
TN 5smt 9sn .or oil lot! h;wh nys. s1oo6 1ailsin
HARTMAM fads aaN. REALTY r III NC c44od 1s4s q
sses 81 2S3SWN 2DSo3SWN, vAcANT-Near Fairfax
Village, 1881 Fort Dupont Sc; mod
ern brick, 8 rms. full basement, gas
heat, completely redecorated; only
Sl2.95O with a first trust Of ap-
proximately $4,000 at 4oz. ENTER
PRISE REALTY CO.. Elk. 300:
ewes. Telephone GE. 571I.-25
CONTINUED on Next PsgO
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BURR & YOUNG
DE 4444. -25
HOME WITH INCOME

Located at 18th and Webster SITS
NV. A semidetached corner brick,
consisting OF bedrooms g with
modern wash stands, and bath
first floor contains living room. din
ing room. kitchen. "-story porch in
rear. Rent 500 per mo. Basement
contains modern apt OF > rooms.
Kitchen and bath; rent. $50 per mo-.
eas heat. PHILLIPS, CANDY AND
FULLER, 1912 18th st. NV. ST
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CONN. AVE. NV.
Near Bureau OF Standards-Attrac
row brick home, consisting Of large
with law, auto. gas heat, attached
garage. Call RE. $3.50. 8 to 8
Colonial Investment Co.
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2 ROW BRICKS

Ideal for rooming houses, 8 rms. and
bath, h.-w.h. each. Mr.. G. w. Hos
pital; S23,5OO for both. Call r
ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor. 1927
3Oth st. NV. RE. 11S1.
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"FIRST OFFERING

American U. Park. just q stone S
throw from shopping center--At-
tractiye det. brick home; 3 large
bedrooms. 2 baths. 9 years old; large
liv. room with fireplace, attractive
dining room. de luxe kitchen with
adjoining breakfast room. porches
picket fence around large rear yard; /;
det. garage. Owner has purchased
another home and must sell at once !:
the FIRST person who inspects should
buy this home, as it is priced below
today's market. Call ME. 1879 until
0 pm. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1949-03-24

MT. PLEASANT VACANT
An unusually good value is this 9-rm.
and bath brk. home with 5 bedrms
liz baths, etc. Ideal for your own
home, plus income, and there is no
rent ceiling. Low cash pymt., bal
like rent. For detail. call til. q m.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
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hIOIO 0 %.
EN- o34H: IL no ans TO 5RoH-
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

O11CV I O1Il10G, 11D.
Near Columbia Country Club. Very
attractive and immaculate center
hall home. with 24-ft liv. rm., fire.
place. din. rm, kit. and pantry,
large screened side porch; 2nd floor,
4 nice bedrms., tile bath; stairs to
f1oored attic; built-in garage: oil
h.-w.h: nice yard. trees and shrub
berry; an unusual buy for $l9,950.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
AQ2d wis ave ar o3o6 till O 7, m
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LISTING SERVICE

We have over 100 employees seeking
houses or completely private apart.
ments under SIS per mo. We will
be glad to list your house or apart
ment mot rooms) without charge.
Please phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
MI. 1868 weekdays, Q a.m.-5 pm
Just say II want to list some hous-
Evening star., 1949-03-24
MASS. AVE.

A spacious town house, in the heart
Of Embassy row: suitable for resi-
dence or chancery. Priced below
market value for immed. sale. Call
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BETHESDA

BET HESDA
Very attractive 1-hoor plan, prewar.
with apt. IN bsmt.; lst A., liv. rm.;
din. rm.. den. kit, 2 bedrms. and
bath; all now rented at S175 per
mo-; total price, $4,000. Ewes. call
Mr. Harper. WI. 1875.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
7OO4 Wis. ave. WI. 1920, WI. $500.
Evening star., 1949-03-24

Modern and Convenient
American Univ. PIX. is the site OF this
lovely all-brick home featuring 1st-
A. Law, 3 bedrms., chubby rec. rn.,
maids rm. and bath: large, level
lot fenced by Anchor. Recently
decorated throughout: extremely we'll
located to schools, transp., grocery
and dept. stores. Must be sold
Call Ted Bair, with
JAMES l.. DIXON & co.
at 1000: eyes WI ARIA -25
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FIRST FLOOR BEDRMS

T 11CO I T 1OO71C DI01C1S30'
Corner lot, fine for doctor. loo. in
splendid section of Takoma Park.
b. c.; well-built det. home with liv:
rm., din. rm.. kit. 2 bedrms.. and
NJ bath on 1st A.. 2 bedrms.. bath,
gar. To inspect. call JAMES E.
SCHWAB, OR. $500; after pm.
call 81. 1915 or WO. 140s. -25
1900 BLOCK MONROE 81. NV
New-house condition. beautiful g.
room row brick, consisting Of 3 large
bedrooms. living rm., dining rm.,
kitchen and bath; gas h.-w.h., nice
dry bsmt.; reasonable terms. Call
Mr.. Marchal. RA. 1851.
SIGLER & TISHLER
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COLORED
IOOKI!l !! !

High, wide and handsome and you
won't And so much for so little.
Only S695 down. A virtual gold
mine. Corner brick bldg. apis.
plus 3 rooms: "A rooms and baths
in ali; full basement. new hot-water
heating plant; near Navy Yard. One
Broom apt. vacant income, $3.50 q
month; a little rough. but nothing
that little paper, paint and labor
won't cure. Truly your golden op-
portunity. Don't miss 1t. Priced
right, splendid terms.
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
927 18th St. NV. MA. o32l. -21
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JAMES L. DIXON g. CO..
Exclusive. ST. 200. ewes, WI.
4S34 -25
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REALLY NICE

S13.5OO-S years old. 3 lovely bed.
rms. and bath; liv. rm.. din. rm.,
ultramodern kit. Nice. fenced back
yard. Row. all brick; hardwood
floors; near Brentwood Village.
Don't miss this, call now, ST. 1923,
pIITI IpS a. 70 -oa
Evening star., 1949-03-24
"DIJMRARTON'

"DUMBARlON
Just OF Reservoir I'd d.-Attractive det
brick home, large liv room with fire.
place, spacious dining room. large
3 large bedrooms, . baths; 2-car
garare: dead-end street, no trafic
Property is priced for quick sale;
owner being transferred. II you
want q home Just little nicer, call
ME. 1143 until 8 pm. J. WESLEY
nTTCuANAN
Evening star., 1949-03-24
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Near Blessed Sacrament and Rose
mary School. This detached brick
built by one of Washington's out
standing builders; 1st floor living
room. dining room, beautiful elec-
trio kitchen with dishwasher and
plenty of cabinets, / bedroom and
bath, 3 feet above lst,tioor Level;
tile bath on 2nd floor; heated and
finished room on Bird level; attached
garage; oil h.w.h.; located on beau
tiful lot with many shade trees. F.
A. TWEED CO., 5504 Conn. ave.
EN-. 1890. Open till 9. -26
Evening star., 1949-03-24
WESLEY HEIGHTS
WESLEY HEIGHTS

Very desirable stone detached home
on beautiful lot; containing 4 bed
rooms, . baths on End A.; lst fl
has center hall, large living rm
dining rm., powder rm, butler's
pantry and modern kitchen, maids
rm. and bath, detached Gear ga
rage; completely redecorated va
cant. ready for possession; pricec
right for immediate sale. Ewes, cal
Evening star., 1949-03-24
HAWTHORN

CHESTNUT ST. NV.
Beautiful new det brick homes. Just
completed. Attractively priced
Call AID. 0021. SHOCKEY & MOOR
HEAD, Realtors. -25
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CHEVY CHASE,

N14C 1 N14I1SC
Brick. custom built. center hall:
rms. 3 baths; LARGE library anc
powder rm. on 1st H.: screened
porch and attached garage; full
basement; recreation rm., maid:
rm. and bath; gas &C. heat. Stu.
atcd on large wooded lot. Terms
Call Ordway 004S or DE 1886 til
8 pm. EAI.TY%BROKERS, INC
5506 Conn. ave. NV. -
CHILLUM-DETACHED
Nr. New Hampshire and Kennedy
Lovely mod. 6-rm. brk, comp. furn
featuring carpeting, television. deer
freeze. etc. 2 baths, lge. yd.; immed
possession.
N. CHILLUM, SEMI-DET.
Nr. New Hampshire and Peabody
Cute as q doll. 5-rm. brk., rec, rm.,
oil h.:.w.h.. lEe. yd.; $4,000 down
bal. like rent.
AUERBACH g. CO., DI. 6501
1924 K st. Ewes, IA. 3342, OR
Evening star., 1949-03-24
RIVER TERRACE

5-rm. row brick, tile bath, recre rm
good cond.;, screened front porch,
Call THE PRENTICE CO. ST. $3.50;
ewes, ST. 2S4S or NO. OO64. -2S
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$4,000
S9 ,0OO
NORTHEAST BARGAIN
FIRST TIME OFFERED

First commercial, . blks. from Union
Station-Imposing corner brick.
magnificent home or unique chance
for rooming house or business.
Under Sl2,500. Mrs. Ankcorn, cox
& CO. RE l633; eyes TIE 2302
Evening star., 1949-03-24
S14.750

stone home on lovely Handicapped lot
is close to grade school, shopping
and bus 1t has attractive liv. rm.
with frepl., outside porch. din. rm.
and kit; ind fir has . bedrms and
tiled bath; gas &C. heat. Call ST.
$500 ewes. VI. 1864.
j. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1R1d X ct NV Ok
Evening star., 1949-03-24
BURR & YOUNG

DE 4444 -26
OPEN DAILY " TO 5:3O-5625 West.
ern ave. NV, close to Blessed Sac
det. brk home. tile roof. center-hall
ent., . lge. porches: LIST f.. liv. rm.
din. rm.. kit. maids rm. and bath;
2nd A.. bedrms. and . baths: oil
INV h.. full bsmt., 2-car gar. A
fine home for a Ice. family. Excel
lent financing can be arranged.
HENRY E. TRIP
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$50 DOWN

Colored. 257-261 Warren st. Only
3-rm. brick with elec.; S35 mo.
HARRY DREISEN, 616 Bond Bids,
Ma. 7772. -25
Evening star., 1949-03-24

Cleveland Pk.-$19,500
Older house on good street. Living
room, dining room, kitchen, 5 bed
rooms, 2 baths About $4,000 cash
and Sl"5 De ger month; mo- oa sood oppoI- .n
3445. MARSTELLER McCABE e.
Evening star., 1949-03-24

DELAFIEID I'd. N.W. +,
900 block-Row brick IN immaculate
gas h.-w.h.. full bsmt,; fenced-in lot !:
aluminium storm windows and doors:
Venetian blinds. Priced right, with
good terms. Located "a block OF
Ga. ave. Call Mr.. Stolar, ME. 5400;
ewes, 81. 1855.
5th ST. NV.
brick in good condition
in the $500 block: 4 bedrms. and
bath on End A.: side hall, liy. rm,.
din rm., kit. and den on 1st f.; full
bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.; front and rear
yards. Reasonably priced. good terms
Call Mr.. Ewell, ME. 54Oo; ewes, OR
537S.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1A1h St NV Realtors. ME. h4On
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
Sprayer Blasts Dirt
From Chicken House

HERE'S ANOTHER job suggested
for the already versatile weed spray
ing equipment. Use it to clean your
chicken house.
Recent tests by poultry ranchers
using a high pressure power sprayer
have shown that cleaning nests,
roosts, floors, troughs and other
equipment can be done with surpris-
ing ease and speed. Operating at up
to 400 pounds pressure the tiny fog
particles of the fog stream gener-
ated actually pulverize the dirt and
wash it away, using little water.
1t gets into every crick and Granny
and saves hours of work with a
broom or scrub brush.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
He Put Mail Through
With Shovel, Jeep
BY JACK CADY

EVERYONE KNOWS the truth
about the winter of '49. With
blocked roads, billiards. and 40 below
in Montana, there was still nothing
to brag about. Other states around
us had it much worse, and yet we
had enough.
So thinks Lou Morris, who gets
the mail through from Havre to the
Canadian line. The route is over
the Wild Horse trail. Lou says it
gets to be a snow trail early in De-
cember, and this year it got to be
a deep snow trail later.
Around Christmas time Lou had
SOB packages n day, not to mem
ton the numerous sacks of letters
and papers,. No one in that country
can get out to town, SO it's up to
Lou to deliver groceries, medical
supplies and anything necessary to
keep the folks alive in that snowy
wilderness.
1slOot VI LILY OOoiliOSo ID "a tiS
work end of a shovel" Lou says.
"Some times 1T is better to travel
across the prairie than the road.
One time / crossed a four wire fence
with the ieep and couldn't see it for
the snow"
The jeep is equipped with 7.50
tires that allow it to stay on top of
the packed drifts. Sometimes the
snow piles up in front of the radiator,
causing the motor to heat
"Oh, it's lots of fun if you like to
fight snow banks" Lou says.
Some old timers like "Casey
Jones' who hold records for getting
through should move over. There's
room needed for some other record
breakers arriving in '49. Lou made
the trip three times a week through
all the billiards. and didn't need 8
plane to set him down by the mail
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

Lou Morris and his mail wagon.
boxes either. "We're Fortunate" Lou
said, shat all of those billiards
didn't hit Montana"
The last time '49 rolled around it
left us something to remember it by.
That California gold rush in 1849
took thousands of lives, took hus-
bands from their wives and made
d~esperadoes and killers of many an
honest law-abiding citizen.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

~ Statistics from an indie
pendent survey among LOCO
representative M t a n a
farmers in 1913.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Boy, Is, Faces Court
|n5weetheart' sS|aying
By the Assoeiotsd Press

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. ga
curly haired boy of Is must an
swer a charge of manslaughter to-
day in the shooting Of his high
school sweetheart.
Franklin Delano Wade has ad-
mitted, County Attorney Daniel
c. Mcdonald said, that he shot
pretty Katherine B. Furbish, 16, in
her bedroom Sunday night.
Mcdonald said the boy claimed
he was goaded to fury when the
girl laughed at his threat to COM
NIT suicide.
Wade, free under 5000 bond
pending arraignment, was quoted
as saying he got "madder and
madder" while arguing with Kath-
crime about her dating other boys.
Wade got a pistol belonging to
Katherine's father, loaded it and
sat on the bed with her. !
II pointed the gun at my head
and said. This Is easier than
jumping of State Pier. A gun is
quick
"She said, You're crazy
IT thought. I'll point the gun
at her and maybe she'll think I
mean it.
Then I brought the gun down
and pointed it at her. She grabbed
for the gun. There was a shot.
Katherine fell back on the bed.
II had no intention whatsoever
Of the gun going Off"
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Circuit Court UphoIds
Freedman Indictment
In 'Byars Gang Case
sp.eioI Di.po,eh 10 tn. stor

LA PLATA, Md, Nov. 22.-De-
murrers to indictments against
Martin M. Freedman, an alleged
member of the "Byars-Wickline
Gang" were overruled in Charles
County Circuit Court here yester-
day.
Judge J. Dudley Digges held
valid a true bill charging Freed
man with burglary and with be-
ing an accessory after the fact in
the theft July Is of, a safe con-
tanning $4,000 in cash and checks
from Garner Brothers store at
Tall Timbers, st. Mary's County.
Freedman also is accused Of har-
boring criminals and with pos
session of a concealed weapon.
He was arrested shortly after
midnight July 10 at q roadblock
at Newmarket along with John p.
Byars and Edward p. Wickline.
Charles G. Bafford and the latter's
wife, Louise. The latter four are
charged with burglary and lar
ceny. Wickline also is accused Of
possession of a concealed weapon.
Defense Attorneys Paul j.
Bailey and Joseph D. Weiner, Of
Leonardtown. told the court they
were prepared to prove an alibi
for Freedman. They also con-
tended that the language Of the
Indictment was defective.
st. Marys County States At
torney John H. T. Briscoe refused
to nolle PROSE- the burglary
charge but told the court he
would not attempt to prove that
Freedman was present when the
crime occurred.
The cases are to be tried here
next week after the defense was
granted a change in venue from
st. Marys County.
State and defense attorneys
said yesterday that under present
plans each defendant would be
tried separately and that a sep
arate trial would be held on each
of the total of "a charges. Court
officials said that if the plan is
carried out three weeks or longer
will be required to dispose OF the
cases.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. ga 13-
year-old girl. with seven younger
brothers and sisters and an in
valid father to care for. appealed
to police today to find her missing
mother.
The mother. Mrs. Ida Chilcote.
A, left her home here Sunday and
when she failed to return by yes
terday. her husband. Frederick. 10,
suffered another IN a series Of
heart attacks.
That left the task Of caring for
the family to Marie, 13, whose
major worry appeared to concern
her 4-month-old brother.
I'VE don't know how to make his
formula" she said.
Evening star., 1949-11-22

A public school sent box of
groceries after officials heard OF
the family's plight.
Mr.. Chilcote said his wife also
suffered from a heart ailment. He
expressed the fear that she might
also have had an attack. He said
that when she left the house she
told him she was going to visit
a friend, whose last name or ad-
dress he didn't know.
In addition to her father, Marie
has to look after Doris. 10; Freddy.
g.; Bobby, 8; Bruce, 6; Tommy. g.;
Frankly, 2, and Carl. 4 months.
The Chilcotes also have two
married sons and a 12-year-old
daughter.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Girl, 13, With Invalid Father,
Asks Aid in Finding Mother of !

Mr.. Chilcote, who was laid of
two weeks ago by the detective
agency which employed him as q
plant guard, reported his wife had
all the family's money.
Now there's not a cent In the
house." he said yesterday. IF 1t
hadn't been for the school, the
kids wouldn't have had anything
to eat today"
Evening star., 1949-11-22
CARE Asks Silent Guest
Gifts 10 Feed Needy Abroad

All Washington area radio sta
tions will ask listeners to invite a
Silent Guest" to their Thanks
givin dinner in support of cam
paign sponsored by the local CARE
Office.
Persons will be asked to con-
tribute the price Of one meal by
telephoning their pledge to the
CARE Office at Columbia 0320.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Mrs. FiIbe knows Cod-A Aluminium means exfro fresh!

Its ready.to-serve and the
freshest, sWeetest margarine you
ever tasted!" says Mrs. Filbert.
"Fresher when you buy it,
fresher after days in your refrig.
orator! My brand-new GOLD
ALUMINIUM WRAP makes the
difference"
UNI! It's fssor-tight - seals in
,esh sweee favor right up to meal
t refrigerator odors! After meals,
left in this sster-tosgb wrap.
$ Golden Quarters Margarine is
M-m-m! Like 4 pat of sunshine
dy-to-serve! Economical. Nutri-
Evening star., 1949-11-28

for his interest in foreign affairs.
being especially marked as an ad-
vocate of hands off" policy to-
wards Latin America.
He was born at Fillmore, Utah.
the son of William and Josephine
King. His parents were among the
Mormon pioneers. He held vari-
Gus county Offices and served in the
State Legislature and on the State
Supreme Court bench.
Mr.. King married Miss Annie
Lyman in 1889. They had three
daughters and one son. His wife
died in 1906, and seven years later
the Senator married Vera Sjohdal
of Salt Lake City. Two sons and
two daughters were born to them
After preliminary education at
Brigham Young Academy. Mr..
King entered the University of
Utah. While still a student. he
joined the mission in Great Brit
ain of the Mormon Church. When
he returned to Utah, he was elected
county clerk of Millard County
and, while holding that Office, at
tended the University of Michigan
and earned his law degree.
Beaten by New Deal Backer.
Following his term as county
clerk he was named county as
SCISSOR and attorney. At the age
of "a he sponored the formation
of the sage brush democracy"
which ultimately became the
Democratic Party Of Utah.
In 1910 Mr.. King was beaten
IN the primary race in Utah by
Abe Murdock, then a Representa-
tive and a strong supporter Of
the Democratic New Deal pro-
gram.
His last speech in the Senate.
before he left in 1941, was plea
for the Federal Government to
make a larger lump contribution
toward the District budget.
Evening star., 1949-11-28

pull through If she "can get by
another 48 hours without COM
plications.
Unable to speak since she was
taken to the hospital late Friday
night with her throat cut, the
girl on Saturday scribbled a note
to police accusing Jesse Wilmer
Worley, 20-year-old neighbor, of
the crime.
Bill Worley did it." the note
read. according to Warwick Coun-
ty Police Chief Leroy Woody.
Worley. who has a police record
and who was discharged from the
Army as undesirable" is being
held by police on a manning
charge.
Worley has denied knowing
anything about the attack or par
ticipating in it, the chief said,
AnVEPTISENJENT
Evening star., 1949-11-28

although the youth admitted he
visited the girl Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Stocks,
step-father and mother of Miss
Summs, returned here Saturday
night and said they could think
of no motive for the attack.
Evening star., 1949-11-28

erSlde Hospital
here, but doc
tors say the ex-
tent of injuries
to nerves in her
throat will de-
termine Wheth-
er S h e e We +
again will be
a ! e to speak
above a Whis-
per.
Doctors said
last night the
a t t r a c t i've -,
brown = haired
18 = year = old
Warwick High
Evening star., 1949-11-28
Philippines Timber Estimate

The volume of commercial tim
ber in the Philippines has just
been estimated at 100000, 100000
board feet, with II of the 1000
islands having most of the stand.