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HOUSES-SALE-N.W. tcont. ,

691S SHEPHERD ST. N.E.-Radiant
Valley; lovely brick home; gas heat;
dsss 3nsn Ds sanaoy H. to m 0P!S 5aS week
ragut st. NV. ; apts,. live in !
apt. and let q tenant pay for your
house, Gas heat, very clean, Si5'-
OFF g1S' new iA1 HAMPSHIRE AVE. new
det. brick homes. 3 bedrms., powder
rm.. GE dishwasher and disposal
Last chance for a new home, with
low down payment. ]. Tanenbaum,
TANEN slh isEALTYY. ST; 34e6; sto -l5 l5.s
otlN st. nesr soNHas Mestesn i s. Row Row bIicR 9n
q rms, SI3.5O0; terms. STEELE.
Mr.. CONN. AVE. and Shoreham Hotel.
2O-ft. row brick, hall entrance.
suitable for, 2-family use. : rms,
terms. ST. 1000.
CHILLUM AREA, SALE OR RENT
213 FARRAGUT STREET NV.
For sale, furnished or unfurnished
or will rent furnished to desirable
tenant. This fine. modern, three
bedroom home is beautifully fur
nished and in excellent condition;
comfortable and convenient to every
facility; express transportation to
downtown area; lovely recreation
room in basement, gas NV h., large
yard, garase. Mr.. Clark, GE. coll -.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO., 1924
14th st. NV, D1. 3346.
3O53 CHESTNUT ST. NV.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
You are i invited se to INSPECT tnsse new,
thorne. 1st floor has large living
room with fireplace, dining room,
ultramodern equipped kitchen. bed
room and bath; = extra-large bed-
rooms and bath on End floor; plenty
Of closet space; full basement, gas
and large. level, wooded lot.
1924 i4th St. NV. Di. 3s4e
2912 NJ STREET NV.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY, 1-5 PM.
Georgetown section-6-room row
brick. Kitchen and bath; close to
schools, shopping and transportation;
be bought on good terms; will trade;
Come out and talk 1t over. Call
Mr.. Richards. WO. 3346.
MARSHAL J; WAPLE co. o
FIRST TIME OFFERED
Lee. det. home. center-hall plan; 10
rms, 2 baths. immaculate condition;
sell Call Nj. zabrek. ia. 5413.
cox & CO., UN. 1925. --15
BETHESDA-RAMB
Located only y Of mile from the
Naval Hospital. We are privileged
to offer these 10 very attractive, de-
tached brick ramblers. which are
ready for immediate occupancy. All
homes consist OF a full center hall,
large living rm. with fireplace, din
ing rm.. gorgeous kitchen with dish
washer, etc; 3 large bedrms., . tiled
baths. full bsmt.. garage, large lots.
The homes are well constructed and
are priced around $4,000. For ap-
pointment to inspect, call w. B.
WRIGHT EN-. $500
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Near Chevy Chase Circle-This de-
tached, masonry home. is located
in an area, convenient to everything
Liv.. rm.. din. rm., kitchen. wide
porches, g bedrms., . baths give q
spaciousneS for the larger family;
recreation room. oil h.-w.h,. ga
1NEZ cUsHARD. REALToR, OR. 1889
RPTcuTW0On
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OPPORTUNITIES

Cooperative Apartments
Most modern Groom and
bath center-hall plan: three
large bedrooms. full size din
ing and living rooms with mod
ern wall mirrors. Venetian
blinds and decorative fire.
place: lovely kitchen complete
with breakfast nook. refrigera-
tor and deep freeze; tiled bath;
oversize closets; elevator build
ing with carefully approved
tenants. Midtown location on
flneSt transportation. Only
$1,000 needed, balance one
- trust and you have beautiful
apartment home efficiently
managed at maintenance
charge; only $50 monthly.
ALSO
A step from 18th and Co.
lumbia road NV, 5-room and
bath 4th floor walkup apart
ment only $3.50 with month
ly payments totaling only
S64.S9 to buy and maintain.
For further details phone Ev-
ert Scott, CO. 200O; Ext. 500.
& LUCHS co
1905 H st. NV. MA, 2345
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HOME AND INCOME, 14th st. NV
terms. JOHN t5 2"V r GAY PS H1: IT, 4sss sssy
DELICATEssEN on 18th and Que SITS.
NV. doing around 800 weekly;
reaasonsble rent with apt: priced for
Mokoss NJ Rio; ahP No 6ass. Is ana ask ior @1s sR'
PATENT DRUG and luncheonette:
ideal for pharmacist, no competition
for rI5,3o bl9cks; old established sd business
available; S35.O0o-s $40, 900 yearly
LADIES' ready-to-
wear has space for ladies' tailor
or mjlliner; excellent downtown 10
WANTEDSEocaTloN 10 lS4t for and al 10 9
neighborhood, anywhere in b. c.
LouIS DINoWITZ, ma. 6717. IA
macis ny noU1s 0Df5fsH5 aaa DhS a.
BARBER Slab SHOP. . chairs: 8 mi. Lfa from
wen estab. Sacrifice. RA. 1857. -15
B3pf s1e sS SHOE eouppss IL Eye Il KE ns s7s atEi til
1at2 III At %Nb s. I5c1 EGcIfD s''sE sTs: g. Nv
Rooming house, 12 rooms, oil heat;
income, $420 mo. plus parking for
IA cars and Scar garage; $4,000
with $500 down. WI. 9675. III
RESTAURANT, downtown, modern.
liquor license: over $4,000 monthly
under poor management $4,000
cash, balance easy terms; long lease.
sMELlFi-sERvIcE M grocery store; fully
equipped: doing a cash business of
$1,000 wkly. In fast-building neigh
borhood. ample parking space; long
lease; store with a future of
growth; for sale by owners at its
true value; no bidder agents COM
mission to pay. Phone Hillside 9592
LUNCH ROOM, Goth and M sts. NV.
with beer and wine: seats so; owner
quotes Sl75 daily. g am. to j
pm; closed SUNDAYS. ST. S5S1. lis
DRESS SHOP in good location; stock
and fixtures. S6,500. Phone. RE.
GARAGE, G2AIRs2sGE GROCERY STORE - is
year lease on business porperty.
intersection three State roads; gro
Gerry stock, garage equipment, slot
machine, filling station; good going
business at a bargain, in Tidewater,
southern Maryland. Inspection by
appointment. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick, Mary
DENTAL iESdi SlH OFFICE. Oe; Established: nearby
MARYLAND; must sell; going into
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DELICATESSEN
TOP SECURITY

TOP SECURITY
Inn near wheaton. Select clientele.
Income first six months this year.
perfect condition. Includes :i-bed-
rm. living quarters and over Q acres
of ground. Can be bought very rea-
sonably.
Auldridge Real Estate Co.
10 5-354O OIL, a1o5 -1T
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HOME WITH INCOME

HOME WITH INCOME
1442 Fairmont st. NV. Open SUM-
day l to 5 pm. Furnished; 13
rooms, 3 baths, recreation hall, fire
escape. oil h.-w.h. passed D. c..
inspection. Has a rental ceiling Of
Priced to sell. Owner will hold 2nd
trust; house vacant. move in with
derosit. Buy from owner, $4,000,
$4,000 down. HU. 95S7; ewes,
TU Oa9S -15
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BARGAIN, $45, 900
2 ACRES OF GROUND
3 MONTROSE DR.

CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND
Open daily, II to 5 pm.-Custom-
built. white brick home. End A.,
3 bedrms,. ? beaut. baths. sun deck
adjoining master bedTm.; lst A.,
paneled den, bath. 27-ft. liv. rm.
adioined by screened porch, din.
rm., beaut. kit, imported wallpaper;
maids quarters with full bath: 3
additional buildings on property.
B. OWNER. Immed. possession.
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Open Sat. and SUM-. 2-7
1928 Floral st. NV. Drastically re-
duced for immediate sale. De-
tached home. ideal for entertaining.
3rd home from 10th st. Ist-flocr
liv. ,rm;, fireplace, den and side
porch. din. rm., sunrm.; bedrm. and
bath plus layatory. End floor. 3
bedrms., :, baths. incl. sleeping
porch. sewing rm. and 2 sun decks.
Immediate possession.
L. T. HIGGINS REALTY CO.
MA. 3934. OR. 1852. -l5
OPEN SUN, l TIL 6 PM.
24a. QUACKENBOS ST. NV.
ALL ON ONE FLOOR
Unioue, well-cared-for brick home,
ideal for RETIRED COUPLE or
small family; Q bedrms.. paneled
study. bath. liy. rm>. large din. rn.
kit, expandable attic, bsmt.; garage;
fenced yard.
EXCLUSIVE
VIM. H. SMITH
1928 Wis. ave-. Bethesda. Md, WI,
a400 liz
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ALSO NEW LISTING
GLOVER PARK

1929 Huidekoper pl. NV, open Sat
and SUM-; semidet. 3 bedrms., IA
baths, brick, lse. liv. and din. rm.,
space for entertaining, excel. kit,
'ise. garden. ~ trust. in perfect
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I71a KENYON ST. NV. From
OWNER. 4 bedrms., coal h.-w.h;
$14.500, terms ARRANGED. CO. 1914.
1877 vARNUM ST. N.W.-Excellent
E0y Rree asT breE ssTss. Drc. Eas
S16.500. IA. 1882. 16s
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
5117 34th ST. NV.
CONN AVE W0OnC

EAST OF Conn. Ave. at Fessenden ST.
new, detached brick. g
large rooms. ga baths, all-electric
kitchen. large screened porch. attic.
garage; S29.750. See Mr.. Markell.
SHAPIRO, INC. NE. 1717, ia. 1911
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A HOT SPOT
RESTAURANT

For a shoe store. Westover Shopping
Center. with parking. 5S1S N.
Wash. blvd. Arlington. Va. RA.
g001 GE h0-9 Ill
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B. TIFFEY & SONS

j. B. TIFF'EY q SONS
143 Kennedy St. NV
COLORED-0OO BLOCK SHEPHERD
ST.-6-rm. semidetached brick with
3 large bedrms., side-hsll entrance.
full bsmt. with shower. gas heat;
good cond.; real buy. Mrs.
Thompson, RA: 052S. NO: 00G6'
TE' IT Nx ss65; s4e1 1EATH & ASHLEY INC
CoLoRED-4i3 RIDGE ST. NV
$500 down. sl49 mo. Open sun,
coLoR2D-5a7 IRVING ST. NV
only $500 down, 500 mo- Open
conoRED2sEg edaEsfi 1885 QUINCY ST,
N.W.-open SUM-; l til, DARK; 10
hes heat oTn prssd G Mts NTH R4SSn R9Ss
REAL ESTATE sERV1cE, 1914 9th
cSnST 5SSEEDITiso$S - W BLOCK BLOCK FA;E- 5i;at
enc sfohens 9sm' with aas asG aPsst Baths
priced, 4, THE SWISS REALTY GO.
CoIoRED-s4os oRRfEiDSs HoLMEAD PL. NV.
oSbo.t cdSh loOAJ
2 kits; 2 baths; 2 meters; 2 en-
frances; full bsmt.: cond. like new;
many extras; ST 1000 to $1,000 cash;
open to 4:3O. OWNER or your
coEoREp ofenai IA: "A s59o 59oo' SHERMAN AVE.
NV; Z rms. and bath; small down
payment, balance like rent. j. Dali
LAS GRADY & SON, DI. $3.50;
brk. apt: l.
apt vacant. 53S Hobart pl, NV
Each apt. contains > bedrms.. liv.
rm. kit. and bath. Suitable for
OF . families Small down payment,
balance like rent. j. DALLAS GRA-
DY & SON, DI. $3.50; ewes, co
CoLORET ET-BEAUT., semidet.. brick
home; bedrms., "a baths, fin. |
attic. rec. rm., oil heat. 2 porches, |
front and back yds.; small down |
payment, mod. priced to sell. HO. |
CoLoREDHaa1s r ST. N.w.-Brick.
2 stories and bsmt., 10 rms, l bath
Call T. J. LANE, Jr., MA. 943S.
coLoRED-soo BLK. TAYLOR ST.
8 rms, bath. built-in garage, oil
heat: Immaculate cond.; reasonably
priced; $500 cash. Call Mr.. Atkin-
son. ewes, pU. O796: JOHN r.
PNKETT. INC. DU. 0707. -15
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A BARGAIN NOW

1900 block Of Rittenhouse st. This
semidetached brick has six large
rooms. two de luxe baths, drive-in
garage; beautiful home and loca-
tion. Terms are right. Call LARRY
o. STEELE CO.. RE. 0493, aCH.
1905 rs
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APIS. uNEuRN. Cont

COLORED-1Sth AND d N.E.-1-rm..
semikitchen and bath apt; retgr.;
beaut. furn. NE. 9S92; after 8, TU.
20S0.
ETTE; half bath; ladies preferred.
Ii, 6-9lO6,
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2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW

Dental area; newly redec.. large.
fenced lot; conv. To transport. and
schools; S12,950; substantial down
payment required. To inspect, write
Roy ARR Star
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OPEN SUN, 2 TO $50
7O03 9th ST. NV.
Def. BRICK, 5 BEDRMS., BATHS
Has liy. rm., din. rm., kit. bedrm. and
bath on lst A.; 4 bedrms., z baths
on Ind f.; gas refgr., oil-burner,
h.-w.h., huilt-in garage Near Walter
Reed. streetcars and stores.
L. T. GRAVATTE
l51sK st. NV, Realtor MA. 0753
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
BUILT BY TIFFEY
MODERN 2-FAMILY

LOCATED AT 5033 N. CAP.
Just a few years old. All prewar
materials. Best. grade of hardwood
floors and trim throughont. In new
house ,cond. Just / blk, from n.
Hampshire ave. express bus. shop.
center. All kinds of schools. In a
ine residential section Of the city,
with a nice lot and compl. in every
detail. The house has = compl. and
pvt. apis; with an atmosphere Of an
individual home. Ea. apt. has 3
table-top gas range. refgr. and
Murphy cabinets; Nice colored tile
for each apt. Pvt. front and back
entrances. Lge., dry daylight bsmt.
with auto. gas INV h. and laundry
rm Lge. concrete front porch.
owner occupied and poss. at time
of settlement. Priced low at 81 400
incl. 2nd f. furn. and most of 1st
A. furn., awnings. screens. storm
windows and doors. Substantial
cash payment. For apt. to inspect,
call A. H. Parker. RA. 1859 or ia.
1868. Excl with
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NEW RAMBLER

CONNECTICUT AVE. WOODS
5I39 33rd ST. NV.
q blk. east of Conn. ave at Fessen-
DEM Brick and stone. 8 great
rms. 2 beautiful baths, mod. kit.
with elec. dishwasher and garbage
disposal, large beautiful lawn, full
bsmt. only S26,950. See Mr..
Markell. bet. II am. and dark.
INC, NE. 1717, ia. 1911.
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Mr.. THE CATHEDRAL
Handsome stone and brick home,
attr. furnished; . bedrms. and bath
tor library and DEM on 1st f.; 4
bedrms., . baths on 2nd f. Good
liv. Tm.. din. rm.. kit and dinette;
rec. rm. and bar; maids rm. and
bath Stairs to attic with lge. cedar
closet. Call Mr.. Ford teves. WI
161D with
JAMES L. DIXON g. co.
ST. 1900 1922 18th st. NV.
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CUSTOM BUILT

For the owner for his own home:
High elevation. near Wise. ave. and
Mass ave. Det. brick; liv. rm.,. din.
rm.. kit, den or bedrm. and lava
tory on 1st A.; bedrms.. 2 baths
on 2nd f.: attic; oil burner: INV h;
elec. refgr.: o-car brick gar. Lot
approx. 195 II. deep. Eve. or Sun,
phone TIE. 2233.
L. T. GRAVATTE
ISIS x St, NV, Realtor Ma 0753
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

ELLINGTON. one or two girls to
share attractive house with other
girls. Reas. ia. 4-O944. IL
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CHEVY CHAbE, d, e.
Near Chevy Chase Circle-This de-
tached, masonry home. is located
in an area, convenient to everything
Liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen. wide
porches, bedrms., . baths give q
spaciousness for the larger family;
recreation room. oil h.-w.h,, ga
rage.
INEZ cusHARp. REALToR. OR. 4232
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After Dark
Bornee and Terrace Stort
Another Summer Season
By Harry Macarthur

of the Ballet Sevillano's heel-toe
and castanet work is something
to hear.
Sandwiched in between the bal
let's three appearances at the
Terrace are Vic and Ado and
Robert Dominick. The former
pair recently scored notably in
the Blue Room and a couple of
the acrobatic tricks they do are
not merely spectacular, they're
impossible. Mr.. Dominick is a
young man out of the orchestra
who makes a guitar initiate a
either to play the Third Man
Theme" Nice place. the Terrace.
In these days of electronic show
business it is refreshing to come
upon a singer who scorns such
props as microphoneS and ampli-
f1ers and just stands out there
and sings. Romolo di Spirito
who turned up this week at the
Mayf1ower Lounge. is one of these,
Mr.. di Spirito has a concert
trained baritone. with which he
occasionally invades the tenor
range, and the rather spacious
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ner with q song was amply
demonstrated the other night
when he announced that his next
number would be Younger than
Springtime," Girl over on the
other side Of the room screamed.
threw her arms in the air and al
most swooned dead away before
he'd sung a single note of it.
The Midnight Merry -Go-Round; :;
Abbey Albert and orchestra ar
rive Monday night at the Statler
Embassy Room. Mr.. Albert. a
pianist. was devoting himself TO
concert work until a tour of Army
life took that out Of him. The
Evalyn Tyner Trio remains in the
Embassy Room, of course
The Lee House is another hotel
where changes are in order Work
will start next week to turn the
old cocktail lounge downstairs
into the main dining room and
the old main dining room into
a cocktail lounge. Jackie
Bright. billed as the 'Krazy Auc-
tioneer" takes over the top spot
in the Lotus entertainment start
ing tonight. Some customer at
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The Shoreham Terrace. which
did manage to get open on a
rainless night, still is in its in
and-out phase as this season Of
periodic downpour continues.
When life is permitted by the
elements to move into the open
there, though. things are fine.
The Terrace. this year as it was
last year and years and years be-
fore that, remains the favorite
summer playground of a large
segment of Washington.
The general and the sergeant,
the Congressman and the clerk,
the society matron and the girl
who sold her that hat sit at ad-
jacent tables in happy community
and live the good life. The air
drifting up out of Rock Creek
Park smells of things green and
not of smoke. A vari-colored
fountain splashing in the back
ground adds a sort OF relaxing
touch.
The music, by Barnee and the
Max Lowe orchestra transplanted
from the Blue Room, is the sort
that fills the dance floor and the
Terrace dance floor is among the
larger ones. Barnee even can I'LL
it for la raspa, fill it with a large,
swirling collection of couples rasp-
ing like mad. He also knows the
difference between the rumba and
the mambo as well as any Latin
American native.
The entertainment at the Ter
race is always visual rather than
vocal, since any festive sound
made there is likely to turn up
louder on Massachusetts, avenue
than where it is made. Usually
the entertainment is at least good
and this week it is top-notch.
The major portion of it on this
opening bill of the summer is
contributed by the Ballet Sevil-
lano, troupe of II dancers i'm
ported from Spain a while back
for a New York revue. The girls
CO are pretty ones-pretty
enough that you will have to
learn elsewhere what the men
look like-and all are talented.
Their colorful costumes make
quite an eye-filling splash on the
Terrace floor and their three
dance routines bear a high pro-
fessional polish. It's all authen-
tically Spanish and the precision
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ESQ Camp Fire Girls
Receive Awards Tomorrow

More than $50 girls will receive
awards at O Grand Council Fire
Of the Potomac Area Council of
Camp Fire Girls at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the Sylvan Theater on
the Monument Grounds.
Altogether 1900 Camp Fire
Girls and adult members will be
at the ceremony.
Dudley Smith, Mitchellville,
Md. will present citizenship
awards given by the Civitan Club
Of Washington. The awards car
ry partial tuition to a summer
camp.
Three girls will receive the
highest rank among Camp Fire
Girls. when they are promoted
to Torch Bearers. They are
Charlotte Engelfried and Alice
Hart of Bethesda. and Sarah Ann
Herndon of Arlington.
In case of rain, the program
will be held Sunday.
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'PTA' Described as Top
American Term in japan

The No. American term in
the japanese vocabulary is "PTA,"
the Rev. DR.. Yoshimuma Abe,
former bishop of the Methodist
Church in Japan, said yesterday.
He was speaking at luncheon
meeting at the Hotel Washington,
launching a $40 million drive for
the International Christian Uni
versity in Japan.
when I pass parents in the
evening. they often say. We are
going to PTA (Parent-Teachers
Association)" DR.. Abe said.
THE second term is soap
(Supreme Commander Allied
Powers).
The third is democracy
would like to see '1CU' 0nter-
national Christian University be-
come the fourth"
The idea of a Christian Uni
versity in Japan originated with
the Rev. John MacLean,' a Pres
byterian minister of Richmond.
Joseph c. Grew, former Ambassa-
dor to Japan. is heading the drive.
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Mayfiower Lounge does not give
him pause for a moment.
There is no reason why it
should. of course, since when he
pours it on the room is full of
sound and good sound it is. Mr..
di Spirito. Italian born. was
brought to this country at the age
of eight and eventually found his
way to the Eastman School of
Music in Rochester and then TO
the Julliard School in New York
He made his debut in l943 at Town
Hall. after winning the Madrigal
Society Town Hall award over 300
other contestants.
Mr.. di Spirito has been soloist
with the Boston Symphony anG
with Leonard Bernstein at Carne-
gle Hall and has sung his share
Of opera. AS soloist with Henry
Brandon's chamber music society
at the Mayhower Lounge, he starts
of with a rousing Granada" anc
goes a little classical in italian
toward the end, but for the most
part he sticks to more familiar
ballads.
The effect of the di Spirito man.
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the 7 o'clock show win wtn q table
model radio, Pianist Ethel
GunderSon is playing at Ted
Lewis. Sugar Chile Robinson,
the boy prodigy ooogie-woogis
pianist. will appear At Uline Arena
Sunday night at $50. along with
Charlie Ventura's orchestra and
Coales and Atkins. dancers from
Broadway'S Gentlemen Prefer
Blends" Jack 1--WE" Schafer
departs his Casino Royal band
leading post on June II. after a
stay Of several years.
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GAR Services Tonioht

Annual memorial services by
the allied organizations of the
Grand Army of the Republic will
be held at 8 o'clock tonight at the
headquarters of the Ellen Spencer
Mussey Tent No. /, Daughters of
Union Veterans of the Civil War,
2015 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
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THE EVENING STAR Washington. D. c. AS
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-08
LEGAL NOTICE
PETITION FOR PARDON

To Whom 1t May Concern:
], Hilton Ables, a member of
the white race was convicted of
murder on a plea of guilty at the
October, 1881, term of the Circuit
Court of Holmes County, Missis-
sippi, and was sentenced To the
State Penitentiary. served on
my sentence until Decembr %,
1910, when was paroled at which
time I went into defense work
and did this work all during the
war. Afr the war / settled in
Memphis, Tennessee, where |
have resided since settling there.
For the past three years ! have
been shop foreman for a large
concern. have purchased q home
in Memphis, Tennessee, where l
now reside. have kept all parole
regulations, and have not vio-
dated the law. am now respect
fully petitionng the Governor of
the State Of Mississippi for a
pardon in accordance with the
law. This petition is filed with
the knowledge of the State Parole
Board.
Respectfully,
Signed: Hilton Ables and others.
4-5tnp
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deceased, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims a.
gainst said estate to present the
same to the Clerk of said Court
for probate and registration ac-
cording to law within six months
from this date, or they will be
forever barred.
This the 10th day Of May, 1850.
Ruth Miles Moore,
5-4tnp Executrix
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the requirements of law, and
having placed the following Sc
curities with the Treasurer of the
Board of Levee Commissioners of
the azoo-Mississippi Delta to-
wit: Bonds of the classes and
kind required by law to be de-
posted to the amount of $1,000
90, said bank is hereby created
and appointed depository for
the funds of said Board for a term
of two years, ending the first
Tuesday of May, 1852, but shall
not have on deposit at any time
any amount exceeding $40, 100000
of the funds of said Board of
Levee Commissioners.
WITNESS the signatures and
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Other night just ~ I VS.
SETTLING down wftA > hook nd .
<nellow glass Of ooor. tho WHO
calls down, .Joo-1 almost for
got--you and arc going over TO
the High School and take dane
ing less0ns!"
Now, / can waltz with the best
OF them, so I put up q quiet
struggle against going but 1t Was
no use. Turns out Il was the class
in square dancing. And from the
look on some of the other men !
Judged wasn't the only one
there who had been taken BY
surprise!
Miss Williams and Curly Law
son taught US what to do with
our feet, and before It was over,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 83lA

Letters Testamentary having
been granted on this day by the
Chancery Court of Holmes Coun-
ty, Mississippi to the undersign-
ed upon the estate of Miss Mary
Adelaide Donelson, deceased, no
tice is hereby given to all per-
sons havings claims agoinst said
estate to present the same to the
Clerk Of said Court for probate
and registration according to
law within six months from this
date, or they will be forever barr
ed.
This May Is, 1850.
Mrs. Mary Stephenson Astin,
5-4tnp Executrix
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Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 1912

Letters Administration having
been granted on this day by the
Chancery Court of Holmes Coun-
W, Mississippi to the undersign-
ed upon the estate of Leila
Robertson Gray, deceased, notice
IS hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estate
to present the same to the Clerk
OF said Court for probate and re-
gistration according to law with
ing six months from this date, or
they will be forever barred.
This May Is, 1850.
Ida Amix,
5-4tnp Administrative