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HOuSE

2-FAMILY HOUSE
Mr.. SHOREHAM HOTEL
This charming home in this fine To-
cation has complete and separate
apis. and is ideal for your expense
free occupancy of one apt. or as an
exclusive investment. Priced at a
real bargain figure on good terms.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K ST. NV. Realtors. EX. 1911.
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BUT, MAJ"

bU I WI11.
This home is exceptional. 1t has
everything. Indeed. 1t has, lovely
rms, III baths. recreation room,
extra knotty-pine room, front porch,
storm windows. automatic washing
machine; excellent. condition; close
to all conveniences. This home
will be sold for the price approved
by the Veterans Administration.
Drive by 1910 Ames st. ne. toff
Minnesota ave, near Greenway
Apts). Call Mr.. Goddard, AK. 527l,
Sat, Sun. and ewes.
'T7TAYC
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NO CASH-VETERAN
TRUE VALUE
> pEDDNEC <19 S00

TRUE VALUE
3 BEDRMS., $13,500
A lovely attached brick home offered
for the lst time home that
has everything. Lge. lily. rm., huge
din. rm., kit. big enough to eat in,
rear screened and front open porch
on 1st H.: 3 lovely bedrms.. full
tile bath with shower and another
screened porch on End a.; full bsmt
with outside entrance. laundry and
furnace rm. and 2 lovely rec. rm
with twin. built-in desks, uphol-
stored seats and small bar. This
home Is immaculate throughout and
very conven. to stores. schools and
transp., and financed for as low as
5000 cash to q civilian or will
accept q contract subject to VA
approval. Contact Mr.. Walsh. ewes.
Sat. and Sun, at FA. 4282 OF
weekdays with
FREDERICK w. BERENS
Sales, Inc, 1898 K ct. NV.
MA Q141
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2423 MINI. AVE. Sc.
COLORED.
323 G ST. Me-

Lge. 6-rm., 2-porch brick, located in
heart of II st. shopping section.
BLAcK1sToNE, Reaitor, exclusive
agent, 1919 18th st. NV. MA. 1890
HAVE ANOTHER 2.
family fiat on 10th st. ne. priced
for immediate sale. For appoint-
ment to inspect call Mr.. Petite, NO.
1920. or Mr.. Capott, DE. 5917.
HENRY 8. PENN REAL ESTATE,
COLORED-EXTRA-sPECIAL.
41S 21st st. ne. Open Sunday, l to
6. Beautiful 6-rm. house, hardwood
floors, air cond.. storm windows.
Venetian blinds, concrete front and
back porches, 2 baths, recreation
rm., rock-wool insulated. This is
the home you're looking for. Priced
to sell, cash or terms. NO. S59S.
COLORED-TWO LEFT
3959-69 Clay Pl. Open 1-5.
blk. Of MINI: ave, and Bennings
cond., 6-rm.. tile bath, hardwood
u.s., fun bsmt.. gas heat, Launderall,
storm sash; priced right; terms. Mr..
sPRAT sH. 4747. CO. 940a. --1s
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HoUSES-SALE-k.W. (Cont. J
RAMRIERS

In the modern motif. featuring a new
group of 2-bedroom ramblers; liv-
ing room, dining room, modern
kitchen. entrance hall full-tile bath,
basement with commode; wood
burning fireplace. automatic gas
heat; GI or conventional financing
with moderate cash. Also several y
bedroom ramblers. Drive by, an in
spection will convince. Directions:
Mass. ave. NV. to $500 block left
TO Namakagan rd.. right "a block,
left to ramblers. Mr. Bailey on
premises or at 1904 Mess.
PAPKI EV PPNC
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COLORED-VACANT
.YYl lAn YYY YHA AYHY

COLORED-VACANT
NEAR w. VA. AVE.
Beautiful brick home, completely
"a baths; oil h.-w.h., full bsmt.;
Anchor fence Priced right on reas.
terms. Sunday and ewes, Mrs.
Wright. MI 1884 with
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
905 18th St. NV. ST. 4555. --19
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$1,000 DOWN. S11O MO.

81 ,UUU DOWN, SIIU MO.
Chevy Chase NV. 5109 4lst st.
Open Sat. and Sun, It'll dark
Home consisting of liv rm.. din rm.
kit. elec. stove, pantry, incl. back
porch; 3 bedrms. and bath End fir
Full bsmt Oil h.-w.h. Launderall
and miscellaneous furnishings. .
car det. gar. Transportation in
front of home. Schools, shopping,
churches, very convenient. Total
price, S14,750.
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BROOKLAND

1COO1AI111ND
2700 10th ST. NE.
OPEN TODAY $3.50
Colored-Vacant-B corner,
semidet. brick, in perfect cond;
g rms, tile bath with shower, >
rear porches, full bsmt. with lava
tory and white porcelain laundry
trays, gas h.-wh, metal storm win
dows and screens, built-in garage;
priced right with conven. terms.
r. G.. DUNNE
HO. O7OO: ewes and SUM-, Mr..
Jarrett. NO. 1924
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1912 9th ST. NV.
HOMIE OP INVESTNHFNT

HOME OR INVESTMENT
3 rms. and bath, semidet, 24-ft. red
brk. NEW stove, new refgr., new oil
burner, h.-w.h. system; newly redec-
GRATED inside); full bsmt., det. gar.
Important. You can move into the
lge.. beautiful 1St-flr apt. and collect
$3.50 mo. rent, or rent 1st-flr. apt.
and collect S225 mo. Now. your total
monthly pymts. incl. principal and
int. will be only sos. Price, Sl4..50.
Inspection by app't only.
Leath & Ashley, Inc.
MA 6464 Today FA 36S3
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OPEN SUNDAY
d602 EASV PT, 6 F.

Only one left and there won't be
anymore. Brick det. home IN D: c.
bedrms., large liv. rm. with fire-
place. full-size din. rm.. well eouin.
sodded lot; l block from bus and
shopping, 8 blocks from school;
$1,000 down to GI; give-away price
Of S14,500. Call LU. 1866.
n1ITT7 HAD1 Tc m
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THE SUNDAY STAR
WASHINGTON D. C. SUNDAY, December 10. l94o
HoUsEs-SAlE-S.E tcont. J

HoUSES-SALE-S.E. tCont.)
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS, S9.450
up; FHA approved-Expansible attic,
gas heat, $1,350 down, S4S mo-
plus taxes. Your house taken id
Sc FIR 2100 is
this fine 6-rm. house
with . incl. porches is ideal for
a home and extra income; lse. rms,
gas heat, full bsmt.. brick garage:
best Of transp.; vic Lincoln Pagk
CO.. LU. 4-O040. 1927 Pa. ave. Sc:
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coLoRED-TRINIDAD AREA
Staples st.-3-apt tapestry brick, 3
full baths. 3 kitchens, new-house
cond., auto. h.-w.h. front porch
Here's a great opportunity to live
in a beautiful home. rent free, with
an income from . apts. adequate to
meet mo. payments plus utilities
For complete details call Mrs Cox
vi. Sl36. ATLAS REALTY, ST.
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1916 MONROE ST.
OPEN TODAY, 1-DARK

OPEN TODAY, 1-DARK
1881 GARRISON ST.
Adj. to school. shop. and transp.
det. masonry home; 1st f.. center
hall. large liv. rm. with fireplace.
dining rm., kitchen; 4 master size
bedrooms, 2 baths on End A.; storage
attic; full bsmt.; Gear det. gar
priced low to allow immed. sale.
ST. 1000.
Legum g. Gerber Realty Co.
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7511 18th ST. NV

Open Today. 1915.
0 rms. det. brick. Colonial design;
bedrms., baths, 3 refgrs., bas;
apt; double gar; has income $3.50
month Will sell furn. For details,
call Elk. 521S. JOSEPH A. PLARAS
d CO. 1929 Vermont ave. NV.
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OPEN SUM-, is
TO SETTLE ESTATE
Mt Pleasant Section

No. 1908 Lamont st. NV, substan-
tial brick house. side and rear auey,
two-car brick garage, good light and
ventilation.
First floor, entrance hall, living room,
dining room, kitchen. two pantries:
Second floor, three bedrooms and
bath. Third floor, three bedrooms
and bath. Space for add1tionai
two rooms and bath.
Gas-nred hot-water heat. Suitable
for remodeling into apartments.
inspection by appointment only.
Herman E. GaSch & Son
SOC woodward Building. MA. 1854.
eaturdsy and Sunday, call Daleytew
o172 lis
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Colored-Big Home
$3.50 DOWN
513 9th St NET rms. new stove
and REFRIGERATOR; price. $9,15U.
Henderson, DU. 3052. cox g. CO.,
DI 4254
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3 &@1
Dx4o xw,Hyxy axy- ~~

24Z3 MINI. AVE. S.E,
To reach-Out Pa. ave. s.e. to Ala
bama ave, left on Alabama ave.
to Bowen rd.. continue on Bowen
rd. to 46th ST.. left on 46th st. ?
blocks to Easy pl.. right on Easy pl
EXCELLENT BARGAIN
8 rooms, 11a baths. recreation room.
semidet. brick. z years old. gas a.-c.
heat. equipped Kitchen newly re-
decorated; price includes drapes.
carpeting. new AWNINGS. storm doors
and windows. screens, Venetian
blinds; close to school and transpor-
tation: price. S13.950; down pay
ment. $1,000: $50 per month. Open
Sat. and Sun. to pm. OWNER,
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Veterans Attention

S525 cash. S55 per month:
attractive 6-room English-type
brk., in new-house condition
throughout; &C. heat: covered
porch. rear fenced garden.
Call Mr.. Brock. TR. 2S25:
after pm, WA 9lgs.
INC. 3423 Benning rd. ne.
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NV. RAMBLERS

NV. RAMBLERS
OPEN SUN, TO DARK
48O1 DE RUSSEY PKWY.
Beautiful custom built ramblers. We
will build the rambler you want &C
eording to your specifications in
this excellent area. Inspect our sam
pie rambler. consisting of 3 bed,
rooms, baths and many unusual
appointments which are indicative
Of the best in materials. eonstruc-
DIRECTIONS: Out Wisconsin ave. to
the Howard johnson Restaurant,
continue on out Wisconsin ave; TO
the first traffic light past the Dis,
trict line, continue an additional
s blks. to the NEW Homes sign,
turn left to property.
w. B. WRIGHT
BUuDER-REALTOR
34oo Conn. Ave. NV. Ed. 5000
1866 INGLESIDE TER; brick, 10
rms. ? baths, 3 kitchens; arranged
as 8 apts.; total rent SlS7 mo.
Price S13,95O; $4,000 cash; low
monthly payment. Inspection by
appt. Call till 8 pm.
S. A. Young Co., MA. 1888
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WHO! Has a eood-sized family
and wants large home in an
excel. location of Chevy Chase. D.
children can play iS safety, as
Lafayette School and playground Is
just opposite this sturdy structure
of . S cries; Q rms. with full tiled
bath. large front porch, garage,
close to bus and shopping district.
Are you the folks we are looking
for? If so, I'll be seeing you Sun
day after l pm. at 1925 oliver
st NV to consider an offer Asking
price S1S,500, but owner will sac
rihce. Mr.. Mcdonnell, LU. 4-0040.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
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COLORED
152 TODD PL. NE. .
ST 900 to $1,5O0 dn. pymt., will buy
this 6-rm. brk. with Colonial porch.
lge. rear yard and gar.
Langston Realty, TR. 1898
After Hours Call Miss Henson,
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OPEN SUN, 2 TO 5
1880 CLAY PLACE NE.
Langston Realty, TR. 8693
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FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
OPEN TODAY, l TO 6
! 1888 S st. Sc See this Immaculate,
mod 2-bedrm home. Auto, gas
heat. knotty pine rec. rm.. lavatory
in bsmt; screened frt. porch. storm
windows and doors: lge. fenced
yards All this for only $l2,95O.
F. E. MALCOLM
Real Estate. oW 3O24. AK. 1857.
cozy frame bun
galow of 8 rooms and bath, full
bsmt.; oil h.-w.h. Possession with
deed.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. ave. Sc, LU. 4-0040.
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OWNER MUST SELL
1901 Fort Dupont st. s.e.-Beauttful
corner brick house. 2a years old;
8 bedrms., tile bath. 24x15-ft.. liv-
ing rm., full basement, gas heat.
S6S q month includes principal, In
terest, taxes and insurance. To see
call Mr.. Llewellyn. Ma. $40. VI.
1914, ALDON PROPERTIES. lis
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
Priced. S1O,50O. Beautifully de-
signed. Kitchen fully equipped, plen-
ty of closets, full bsmt., copper
plumbing: built for comfort, on a
large lot: close to shopping center.
schools and transportation; only 10
ave. s.e.. left on Southern ave. to
5lst St. then left l blk to 51st
and H to houses. Salesman on prop
ertv Sun, 10 am. till dark. BU-
SADA REAL ESTATE. 4415 South
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe.t
2715 Woodlev Pl. NV.

ZTI0 WUUuIey II. INV.
excellent income. Contains ideal 1st-
floor plan; also bedrms. and .
baths, and basement apt. Property
in good condition. Priced to sell. To
reach: Out Conn. ave, right on
Woodley I'd, left on Woodley pl. to
open house S. r. MARTIN &. CO.,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-kortheosi Isl
3610 Oath ST NE

odridge-Attract. detached home
7 rms, bath, firepl., large kitchen
with pantry, front porch, oil heat;
lot 50x103: Gear garage; near bus;
$4,000. Inspect by appointment
VIM r. THOROWGOOD, DE. O317.
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COLORED
Near 3rd and Extraordinarily Co.
lonial row brick, rms, bath, ,
inclosed porches, built-in garage;
gas h-wh; beautiful condition.
Possession at settlement. Excellent
owner financing for substantial pur-
chaser. Priced right for quick sale.
To inspect today, call
Philip B. Key Realty Co., Inc.
ST. 3O1O It'll q PM
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BungaloW-Only $10,950!!
Lovely masonry home, 5 rms. bath,
on 1st flr; 2 finished rms. and kitch-
en- in basement; oil h.-w h. Monthly
payments like rent. Sunday and
ewes. Mrs. Wright, MI. 4SS4.
WEITZ REALTY CORP
Q05 18th St, NV. ST. 4555
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Near 9th and Aspen

NedT oCII anu ASPeII
Detached brick on nicely handicapped
lot. First floor contains large living
room with fireplace, dining room.
kitchen and space for u bath: 3
h.-w.h.; detached garage; most con-
venient location. Cal Mr.. Northern,
ST.. 1859. with BErTZELL, DI. 3100.
, 1949-09-08
Representatives Oh
u. S., Cunudu. Brituin
Meeting In Wush.

Talks between the United
States, Canada and Great Bri-
tain on the present financial
long-range economic dilemma
of the British, began in Wash
ington yesterday between top
officials of the three countries.
Foreign Secretary Ernest Be
vim said that he never thought
that a man with an overdraft
would have gotten such a
wonderful welcome. u. S. Sc
cretary Snyder said, however,
that any solution must be bas-
ed on declining rather than in
creasing United States aid.
During the initial meeting
Britain confronted the United
States with an appeal to en-
large American markets for
British goods. Sir Stafford
Grips did not specify how
this might be accomplished
but he asked that opportuni-
ties to enlarge his country's
effort to earn dollars. Canada
has promised to do what it
could sin the present world
situation"
, 1949-09-08
Unique Dunce Recital
AT ST. MorY's Hull
Wednesday, Night

A dance recital that will be
unlike anything seen in these
parts before will be staged on
Wednesday night, September
IA, at the St. Mary's Hall. Stars
of this program will be Myk
San-din, a veteran actor of
stage and screen and the youth
full dancer, Maria Morales,
who has been specializing in
ballet and Latin American
dances.
Wednesday nights program
however, will include the
mysterious Brazilian macum-
ba, which is seldom seen out
side of its jungles, deep in the
Amazon. Another rare feature
will be one of the ritual dan
ces of the secret Naningo So
ciety of Cuba, a speciality of
Voodoo.
, 1949-09-08
BERMUDA MAY
ESCAPED HURRICANE
REPO RTS INDICATE

The little island of Bermu-
da which was prepared for
the onslaught of the tropical
hurricane, may escape it this
mornings official weather re-
port indicates. 1t reads as fol-
lows:
"The hurricane is moving
northward at 10 to IL miles
per hour and was conferred at
5 p. m. Eastern Standard time
near 81 N. 64.4 w. or about 90
miles south southeast of Ber-
muda this morning. Aircraft
has estimated the highest
winds on the eastern side at
100 to 40 miles per hour. This
is a very large and severe
hurricane.
, 1949-09-08
New Lutheran Perish
Hull In Christiunsted
To Be Opened Soon

A new parish hall will be
opened in Christiansted by the
Lutheran Church on Wednes-
day night, September 81, it
was announced today by the
Reverend Leo La Fontaine.
A reproduction of the must
cal program of the recent Con
ference will be the featured
attraction of the evening.
The public is invited to at
tend the program which be-
gins at 8 o'clock.
, 1949-09-08
Miss Edith Williums
of ST. Thomus "A Good
Cricketer, N. Y. Finds

On Sunday, September 4th
the vast throng which appear
ed at RandalPs Island to see
the cricket games were appre-
ciably surprised to find our
veteran school teacher Miss
Edith Williams of st. Thomas
on the team.
Miss Williams appeared by
special request to join with
Miss Waddell Cruise of jana
lea, British West Indies. Pan
demonium reigned when both
women began smuggling balls
all over the field from some
crack bowlers who were men
on the opposite team.
The agility of Miss Williams
was a subject of comment all
Continued on Page A.
, 1949-09-08
Councils To Meet In
Joint Session Here
On MonduY. Sept. IL

Members of the St. Croix
and St. Thomas Municipal
Councils are due to convene
in an informal session of the
Legislative Assembly on Mon
day, September II, in the Cow
eminent House here. Al that
time the Honorable Roy P.
Gordon will report on his re-
cent trip to Washington.
Other matters of interest to
the two Municipalities will be
discussed.
, 1949-09-08
Texas Fever Hits
Cuttle In ST. Thomus:
Report Says

The cattle population of the
western end of st. Thomas
was hit by an outbreak Of Tex
as Fever, a report received to-
day disclosed. Cattle owners
are urging authorities to pro-
vide an adequate dipping pro-
gram.
Plans were made nearly a
year ago for a dipping pro-
gram but this, apparently, was
never completed.
, 1949-09-08
Friends of Director
Eurle Charles Visit
ST. Croix

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bryant
and their daughter, Janet, 10,
were the newest visitors to st.
Croix. They are friends of Dir
ector and Mrs. Earle Charles.
The Bryants were given a
special invitation to come to
the Virgin Islands during the
recent visit of the Police Dir
ector and his family to New
York. Mr.. Bryant is with the
Post Office Department in
New York City; Mrs. Bryant
has been with the New York
State Employment Service Vo-
cational Department for the
past ten years. There she is
responsible for the placement
of young people as well as the
physically handicapped.
The Bryants spent tw o
weeks in st. Thomas and came
ever to get a glimpse" of St.
Croix between planes, at the
suggestion of their hosts.
, 1949-09-08
Musicul Notes Going
To New York For
Stage. Rudio BOOKINGS

The famous Musical Motta
Brothers close their engage
ment at the Caribbean Hotel
in St. Thomas tonight, accord
ing to an article in the Daily
News. The article continues:
"The first native orchestra
to be featured at the hotel, the
Musical Mottas have been
packing crowds in the swanky
night club almost nightly dur
ing their three month off sea-
son engagement. The boys are
scheduled for a number of en-
gagements here and in Saint
during September which
will be the last month they
will be playing in the islands.
The orchestra being CONNER
cially sponsored in the U. S..
will leave in early October for
the mainland. While the mu-
steal brothers are anxious to
Continued on page 4
, 1949-09-08
American Legion to
Meet Tomorrow NIGHT

The Alexander Hamilton
Post No. IS of the American
Legion has announced that it
will hold a meeting tomorrow
night at 8:15 in the Police
Court room.
All members are asked to
be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-26
Births Reported
From the D. c. Bureau Of Vita

From the D. C. Bureau Of Vital statisticl
Edward and Helen Anderson. girl.
Donald and Jennie Baxter, girl.
larry and Rosemary Bernstein, boy.
walker and Mildred Ereeden, boy,
Ebert and Ruth Bryant. girl.
Danny and Bessie Buehler. boy.
,ouis and Onita Burdette, girl.
charles and Margaret Burns, girl.
robert and Mamie Burr, boy.
iuford and Florence Cloyd, boy.
William and Doris Christ. girl.
rsnaa. snd y y1I corcoran' girl.
7alter and Mary Grouse, girl.
VILLAIN and Marion Donnely, boy.
oseph and Sarah Duncan, girl.
Iohn and Mildred Eveler. girl.
!: Loell and Lucille Failor, boy.
Walter and Dorothy Floyd. boy.
Michael and Lena Fokias. boy.
James and Marie Garrett, girl.
Inner and Katherine Geriach, girl.
iarl and Mary Goodwin, girl.
.acoh and Audrey Gurin, boy.
I rin,n s ana e ese,lia Hallsuer; boy
larry and Mildred Hutchinson. boy.
AIRY and Frances Jenkins; girl.
athony and Daisy Joseph, boy.
'arvin and Muriel Kogod, boy.
Otis and josephine lie Marie. girl.
Thomas In nsn i ana Bet Betty Locke boy.
Anthem and Elouise Lunt. boy.
George and Mary. Massey. girl
Garry and Dorothy McAuliffe, girl.
Edgar and ID? suscSa MepoSells Sill h[''
William and Bernice Mclaughlin. girl
Charles and Isabel Merrigan. girl.
Gaor"e. AMI Helen o'Bannon. boy.
NJ pa1 -
JoAn and Johnnie Paschal, girl
Zera and Margeret Patterson, boy
william and selene Psrrine. sirl,
James and Mary Prather. boy.
CHARLES and Pa sr ' Rim. . boy.
Keith and Helen Roberts, boy.
James and Margaret Russ, girl.
s soSert and and M Ma Russel girl
Blair and Geraldine sampsel. sirl.
Edward and Lillian Schmidt, boy.
Ernest Edhe ar and :: z :i sehwaner, boy.
Wayne and Darlene sntder,. girl.
Louis and Anna Snyder, girl.
1annsis am and ra audrey storks girl,
T1,h,.s,odore and .Eliza5eth STAFFORD. boy.
William and Jane strother, boy.
John and Marian Stuntz, girl.
Willie and Frcnces Sullivan. boy.
T Hana = and a. Mary Swami; boy;
Walter and Constance Thatcher. girl
Clyde and Emily Waldo, girl
Ralph and Agnes Walters, girl.
Herman and Sylvia Weinsarten, girl.
B I3sd and Mary Wells, boy.
waiter and Cora Whitson, girl.
Panl and lana W}tkinE owl
William and Ann Williams. girl
Thomas and Mozell Butler, boy.
Eddie and Viola Colbert. boy,
Sanford and Evelyn Cooper. boy.
}dsSaod ana 10 Lv Myr coram 1, boy .,
Melvin and vernelle Davis. boy
Tommie and Lizzie Dawkins, girl.
?rlmus and Mary Feaster. girl.
John and Do, othy Terrell, boy.
Oliver and Marguerite Holmes, be-,
Chang and Box Kim. boy
william and Florence Lee. girl.
Landon and Greek Lewis, boy
James and Wanna Lotion. girl
James and Lucille Meredith, girl
Poy and Jean Moy. girl
Edward and Amy. Potts, girl
Winston and Eunice Robertson
Stanley and Edith Shelton, boy.
John and Ruth Ward; boy.
James and Alice Williams, girl
Robert and Jessie Williamson, girl
Sidney and Mary Wise, boy.
Harlem, now a Negro center
New York, was once q village {
Manhattan Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-26

1Sssph Blythe g!tl So: cnsgIe:ts; n E.
Helen Grodon, 80, 2123 18th st. Sc.
Dawn Braiovich, 20, 37O3 4th st. Sc.
Elizabeth Smith, infant. 1000 Seth pi. sc
Infant Amburg, Arlington, Va.
Dave Teasley, 72. Blue Plains, D. c.
Martha Livingston. IS, 1904 Kenyon st
NV.
Mamie Fosaue, "a: 4405 list -pl. ne.
NV
Jordan David. Sc, not given.
George johnson, 81: 1884 10th st. NV,
Georsette Gattis, 5, 1898 4th st. NV.
Katherine Bostick, infant, Ills 18th st. n e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-26
Lecture Series to. Open

An analysis of the first elections
in the new state Of Israel will be
given in the first of a series Of
five lectures, sponsored by the Pro-
gressive Jewish Forum Committee
of Washington at 8:45 o'clock to-
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Deaths Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau Of vita

From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.
IMargaret Ware, SO, $50 25th st. NV.
Julia A. Caldwell, So. 6109 4th St. NV.
Henrietta Merrick. 81, 321 st. Sc.
Eva Dreifus. 80, Silver Spring, Md.
IJeannette Tedrow, IS, 5112 Connection
ave. NV.
Henry Beekman, rs, 1890 Belmont st. Nv
Walter Dorsey 70, 1885 Ashmead pl. NV
ICarl Doehrer, 70, 411O Illinois ave. NV.
Roy CUNNINGHAM. SO, 2O32 Belmont st
| NV.
Harry Townsend, So, 7a4 3rd st. NV.
William Collins, SO. 2412 Otis st. ne.
Leila Hulett, SO, $500 @ st. NV.
ICharies Week, SO, 21S Indiana ave. NV.
Nancy Bailey, 81, $50 9th st. NV.
Thelma Manoogian, go, 1905 Kilbourne
| pl. NV.
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night in Pierce Hall Sixteenth and the Institute
Harvard streets NV Vala1 lead
Hrsch, member of the faculty cussion. -
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Harlem, now a Negro center in
New York. was once a village on
Manhattan Island.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Porter en-
tertained recently for a number
of out-of-town guests. They were
Mrs. Almeda Porter of Greybull,
Wyo.; Mr.. and Mrs. George
French of Los Angeles, Calf,
brother-in-law and sister of Mrs.
Porter; Mrs. Harry Kimbell and
daughters, Jean and Jade of
Greybull; Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Rischel of San Jose, Calf, par
ents of Mrs. w. C. Porter, who
arrived after a visit with rela-
tives in st. Paul and spent 10
days before returning Tuesday
to their home.
Mrs. Minnie Marsh, mother OF
Mrs. C. l.. Starbard, was honor
ed on her seventy-ninth birth
day with a family party Friday
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Swindler, in Acton.
Attending were Emmett Marsh,
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ST. JOHNS

""The Church of the Lutheran
Hour"
400 Durland Avenue.
Martin H. Juengel, pastor.
Sunday school and Bible class
at 9 a. m.
English service at 10 a. m.
German service at IL a.. m.
Listen to the Lutheran Hour
every Sunday, KGHL, Billings,
9 a m.
TRINITY SUNDAY: We set
aside this Sunday of the Chris
tan Church year for special
study and meditation upon the
Bible teaching of the Trinity:
Three persons, Father, Son and
Holy Ghost, in one Divine Being.