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Evening star., 1950-04-21
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhp
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA--offering different floor
lovely section. near Naval Hospital.
with 2 and 4 bedrooms Priced
E1WsTscF E7ss ne s.HdsE5sa NJ hgEf 10 s. 5s-stSs
BETHESDA. MD: s17.5oo = Enjoy
springtime in the suburbs. Here is
low-price brick residence with
end 2 OH PeaiHV aif.eonditioned a H'h heat T With
full basement; ! BLOCK to bus and
g; EDW; H. JONES & CO.. NC.
ffffHE Saase n to all schools
and. shopping. Center hall Colonial,
brick. Excel. cond. 3 bedrms. 1st
flr.; Powder rm., Q finished rms; on
DRuRY DTa Z Realty fss I@ cokP, sfI RE- lbs;
BETHESDA AREA tHILLMEADE)-2-
story brick, built 1947: Az flnanc-
ing; s77, so per mo. incl. prime, int,
taxes and ins.;. open fireplace: 2
bright beerms; snI fnll bsmt; ; gas 1ss 1ss
Wo. 1900 until 9 pm. sb1s Conn.
BRADLEY VILLAGE-Six rms, stone
and brick Colonial, slate roof. cop
per plumbing, paneled recreation
rocm' r , Anchor fenced; td;,ss screened porch:
Ssssf s4ss sat snd Sun fhSas fon aept 9a
cHEvY CHASE Comparatively new
and very, attractive det, stone and
aeaGafdl eaf, Slate roof aff gas as heat s sis zoo
first trust at 4s' asking S2a,5oo;
FLANK S, PHILLIPS, pI. l41I,
5oeks Bsi fe@ eessfhed .fs nemi and
esst oseion ssFhsTaa hs aa lvlnr mas
with fireplace; dining room. den
an and pnsHS pmodern kitchen: > bsdrooms ed 9n,s
TOD sedsg E0FsfL SLLNsasss1EEaY EaYFase KoRzEN 81 Ss1s
pokFER. OR, $3.50 or. ess$ s,,'shl tin
KEksHNiGroN. i ns1hi So, 900 down. se5 mo.
sR6 s!ssf s fseSsE 0ss Ss.si sss VI Sa gsi sgi
RocKvifLE-s11,o vitLEi 600. A mod. ma frame
bYngslow, approx biks; from bus
a.-c. heat. stairs to attic, level lot.
approx. I75 IT. deep, large AZ
trust; ri June ne, 1oo6. poss; s EARL T
sEHFR MKIdH spRING M sseS 1SESsuatea Sa sssa
large corner lot in NorthWood Park:
Cape Cod brick. 4 twin-size bed
rooms, Q tile baths. All modern
improvements. Reasonably priced.
Possession with settlement. For in
RA. iSi1). with VIM. M. THROCK-
MORTON. Realtor. DI. 6092
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Only. $3.50
down for a lovely 2-story all-brick
oct. home: 8 bedrms. liv. rm.. din.
a.
place. J. GERALD LUsTiNE. 4i2
9th ct. NV. DI, 1895. ga
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ETZEL REAL ESTATE
SPICK N SPAN

Here's Just about the most complete
and attraetively moderniZed home
you have ever seen. Located on q
lge. corner lot with q wide side yard,
it's right near an excellent elemen-
tary school; LIST Ar. is perfectly de-
signed around . center hall with Nv
and VI bath; 8 bedrms, . baths on
End. Wau-to-wau carpets, marble
firepl. and complete aluminium storm
sash and screens are extra finished
features. Convenient terms. Call
Mr.. Bugs, LU. 1-Ge66, or Hu. 4345.
WETZEI, REAL, ESTATE
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!. H. Laughlin, Realtor
McI.EAN. VIRGINIA 81
Fairfax Co. & Lee HWY.

: OH OK W. CA LCE 1IWVs
III MILES FROM KEY BRIDaE
A most unusual property on acres.
consisting of . nice 6-rm. bung allow
In peri. cond.; fun hmt. attic. oil
heat storm windows. Another bids
40xl6 with bath. A a-cAr Garage
with tool shed. On rear ot property
Is soft. workshop. The grounds
are lovely. LSe. outdoor stone nrspl.
Usable in many ways. Excel for
exclusive tea room, ANTIQUE shop,
tourist. or kennels, etc. S2S.h0o
Approx. $500 cash. $4,000 LIST
trust, payable Sl20 per mo,
LUCILLE COOK
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BRENTWOOD

Only $1,000 down, buys good 5-rm.
and bath hunga1ow; oil heat, lot
360s. MORGAN REAL ESTATE
CO., RI. 4910. "a
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WEbTIAIk, SX5,BJB-Thls 3-year-
old detached brick home In lovely
Westgate has q lot to offer Recep-
ton hall. large living room. din
ing room, fully equipped kitchen:
End f.. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Won
deTful screened living porch. built
In garage. good level lot. See any
time. BrLLINGSLEY & KORzEN-
DORFER. OR. 1926. OR. 6S22 tin
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Colored
RIVER TERRACE
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeos'

SUITLAND - Beautiful clean 7-rm.
Cape Cod. with h-acre shaded lot:
2 porches. oil h.-w.h. full bsmt. A
marvellous buy at only $12.250.
Mrs. Cox. VI. S136. ATLAS REALTY.
CIT -9RS -o1
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEvERLY. spacious s-rm. e bed
rms.) brick Colonial. 3h years old
Home has IA baths, firepl.: att:
back yard: mr.. elementary school
and transp.; immed pos. Direct
from owner. S14,950. WA. 62s3.
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MCLEAN, VA.

New brick and frame custom built
home, 2 bedrms. and tile bath, on
st. a.; full bsmt. with nIepi; In
Directions: l blk. pass firehouse. left
on Tennyson dr.. 3rd house on night.
Open all day Saturday and SUNDAY.
to z.
Larry Artz, Owner, Builder
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A, s272. Exclusive, FA. 4ss.
FALLS CHURCH

brick williamsburg Die
nial vita den and full bath on lst
fioor. Liv. and din. Tm. combine
tion. size 37xl4; complets electric
kit. with dishwASher and garhaGe
with fireplace; 9 other tWin-sized
bedrms. and full tiled bath. Full
bsmt. has half bath; Bendix wash
er. gas air-conditioned heat; patio
in large rear yard Price, S2l .6u0
With cARRoIL BicKLE, OF. soSs,
OK NAAA. ewes MO SllI --o0
Evening star., 1950-04-21

3-bedroom brick home; immaculate
nicely decorated; pine paneled fire.
place walled with bookshelves: step.
up dining room with wrought iron
rails, French doors from dining
room to large screened porch,
beautiful view from dining room
picture windows. Owner leaving city:
this home will sell for $4,000;
don't miss this opportunity-call
Cu QA1n
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!. 3!Js. ExcIuslve, IA. 4bb4
GARDEN CITY,

That favorite location: nicely els.
waited brick Cape Cod; living room,
dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrms. and
bath on 1st floor; stairway to ex-
pansible attic and 2 additional rms.
Make your appointment now.
N. G. HINES g. SON
Court House So. oW. 9020. eOe3.
Evening star., 1950-04-21

Prewar 6 rm. brk., fireplace, screened
side-porch, oil heat. priced under
$4,000 for quick sale. For details
cell E. r: BoYNTON CO. OR. $500
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Bv Owner and Builder

s-bedrm. rambIers. stone front and
fireplace. built-tn garage, i4x22:
lgs. utility rm.. front and back
porch, a.-c. gas Well built and
reasonably priced. Directions: Out
Old Dominion DR.. to Brookhayen DR.
r. J. STALKER, CH. 1898
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CHEVERLY, MD.
Sf6 QSfl

Owner. le&vins city. wants
to sell Just prewgr-outlt brick
and eispboard. slate roof
home: upstairs, 3 twia-si1sd
bedrms., tiled bath and hall:
downstairs, lge. liv. rm, with
psnsled mirror from ceiling TO
mantel over nrepl.. din. I'M,
equipped kit, screened porch.
fun concrete hsrut. with auto,
XaGhRr Ear I'm 3SGQ "a
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TAKOMA PARK

BUNGALOW ON VI ACRE
2 bedrooms, exp attic, ltv. rm., lge
din. rm., 2 baths, full bsmt.. recr.
rm.,. gas h;-w.h.; lot includes fish
and attached hothouse; price, S15,-
$50.
Evening star., 1950-04-21
LEE HIGHWAY

This home has soft. frontage on Lee
sibilities. Good-SiEed 5.rm, bunEa-
low with full bsmt.. expansion attic,
Lear garage. II you live there
few years you might be able TO dou-
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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ow. $3.50. CHI. 2577. :
LYON VILLAGE

4 bedrms. and 2 complete baths. plus
den H and z bath; s,.vy very .ttraetiTs tiT:
Screened x; 1' poreh; nh ,p'i din. rm, has Ice. @
picture window: equipped Kitchen:
lge. bsmt. with u bath: stairway to
storage attic, The very best stone
and white elapboard; preWar con-
struction.. Also lear dst. gar, This
priced for immed. sale Of S2b. 900.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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LYON PARK

A 4-bedroom older home. in this very
convenient section deserves your
consideration; living room with fire-
place. dining room, equipped kitch =
the lsL door: bedrooms and bath
upstairs; storage attic, full base
ment, oil h.-W.h. by General Elee-
tric; detached garage. well shaded
lot with plenty Of flowers: the rooms
are large and the house is fully
insulated, weatherstrtpped and
screened: storm windows where
needed. Immediate possession with
$500 cash and 500 per month.
CECIT, r TJIpTON
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sALE-MARYLAND SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkr
GI APPROVED

Close-in Silver Spring rambler; Al
large rooms, Ia baths. 75-foot
frontage: easy terms to GI; q real
buy. SH. 1011 until pm
YOUNG-BOWERS CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALe-soushwes,
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

8 ROOMS AND DINETTE-4 bed
rooms; 169 Chesapeake st. .sw; 3
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BEVERLY HILLS

Spring and all It's splendor completely
surrounds this lovely home on almost
q wooded Y acre In the midst Of the
city. The house itself Is GeoIgian
bath on 1st e.; 2 bedrms. and tile
bath up. Vestlbule entrance. cathe-
dral liv. rm.. with adj. .glassed in
porch; din. fm.; equipped kit; fun
bsmt. with garage: rec. rm.; maids
rm. and bath. Trdly q lovely home
that does its setting justice. Priced
for quick sale. S25,50o.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-04-21

CHEVY CHASE
CT OPPORTUNITY
Brick residence in desirable close-in
loc. Lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
paneled den. powder rm., din. rm. :.
and fully equipped kit. bedrms.,
2 tiled baths up; full bsmt.. maid s
rm. and bath: slate roof; det. gar.
ST. SOTO Till 4 pm.
Mont. Invest. Ins. Co.
Evening star., 1950-04-21
BUNGALOWS
UNDER $4,000

BUNGALOWS
UNDER $4,000
2102 52nd ave-. Bradbury Hgts., Md
Cosy, desirable, 3 rms and bath
fun bsmt.; lot 50xl00 IT.; onl!
$T,40O, easy terms.
S12 5lst AVE. CAPITOL HGTs.
Practically new. rms. and bath
oil heat; clean as q pin; only S7,950
$1,000 down, $50 . month.
10 CENTRAL AVE.
Randolph Village, Md. near Ritchit
rd.-Lovely, 5 rms. and bath. oil
a.-c. heat, full bSmt.: lot S0x175 IT..
only $1,000, S1,400 down.
sos POPLAR RID, MORNIN0SIpl
Nr. Andrews Field-Lovely asbeSto.
shingle; 4 rms. and bath. oil heat
full bsmt.: lot 6Oxl50; stairway tc
expansion attic; only $9,950. $1,000
down.
ANNENBERG REALTY
REALTORS, IL. 1887 TILL 8.
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FALLS CHURCH VA

= ~ = Ut
A vell-arranGed, 2-bedrm. brick home:
high and dry, on corner lot;
expansion attic and full basement.
YOUNGSTOWN kitchen with GE
disposal unit. storm windows ana
awnings with double the usual insu-
lAtion. make for warmth IN winter
and coolneSS in summer. conyen
and comfortable; Sl3,b0o. Exclusive
with
M. E. CHURCH, Realtor
l1b W. Broad St. Fails Church. Va.
Evening star., 1950-04-21

the market for q real home, so. ar
range TO inspect over the week end
these bargains In custom built
homes
7-rm. brick, 2 baths, and gear brick
garage. coyner lot, terms. $21 900.
6-rm. brick, attached garage, beauti-
tqllyo landscaped lot VIII 80 Gl'
6-rm. brick, attached garage, nice
level lot. win 90 CT. S16.500.
We have other houses 70 choose from,
but. these are exceptional values
sppt. j. RANDALL WALcRoFT.
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COUNTRY HOME

OOUNI INK HUME
SOUTH Of T. B., committing distance
IL acres, 1n-rm. frame house; lge
mod kit; / bath on 1st FIR: Q baths
on End f3r.; cleo. h.-w. heat. Cot
tage. barn, stable. shed. S15.250.
which Is much less than reproduc-
ton cost OF bldgs.
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MONTGOMERY

CHICKEN RANCH
Norbeck, main house masonry con.
struction; nv. rm., din. rm,, Q
bedrms.. 2 f1replaces. modern bath
and kitchen, sunroom 1st f1r.; lge.
finished attic rm.; full bSmt., coal
heat; built-in garage; 4 outbuiId-
ings. incl. ! masonry chicken house,
30x70. l 20x60, piped water. elec-
tricity, fruit trees; approx. 2h
acres, highest elevation: vacant;
price $16.950. terms. call RE. $3.50,
8 It'll g.
Colonial Investment Co.
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CLINTON. M.-NEw

6-rm. house. 3 bedrms.. PLENTY
closets. ~ baths, front and rear
rage; lot 75x193: house Insulated
and weatherstrippsd; Sl4,500. o.
B. ZANTZINGER CO., 945 X st. NV.
Ma. 537l: ewes, Cypress 951S or
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AURORA HILLS

AURORA HILLS
living room with unusual
mantel treatment, dining room over
looking porch and beautiful view
bedroom and bath on 1st floor;
bedrooms and bath on END floor:
full basement and garage.
N. G. HINES e. SON
Court House sq.. ow. 1920. 9O23,
"a
BELLE MEADE ESTATES
I am a century-old stone mansion
with wells 2 T. thick. with CEILINGS
Q it. and 10 IT. high. / have An
sa es'as on eSe, n.SD .9sp |,sn an
peals 10 the blue birds. Though
s'esp+d ~ histei am moC srn.
MY mountain spring water win keep
you well prove TO you that II
takes q blanket each night. Within
So miles OF Washington, Call OIL.
6436 to see me. ALTMAN REALTY
Evening star., 1950-04-21
BRICK BUNGALOW

BRICK BUNGALOW
Nr. Boiling Field-Owner sacrificing;
nice rms. and bath, bedrms.
st.. fenced yard; many other fine
features: only S15.5O0. easy terms
ANNENBERG REALTY
REALTORS, Ii. 1887 TILL Q.
ga
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SPECIAL BARGAIN

NICE ROW BRICK
Large hy. rm., din. rm. and kit,
down; nice bedrms. and bath up
All for $500; will go CT, or terms
BUSADA REALTY CO.. 44l5 South
ave. Sc. 10. S-2500 or HI. 4S43
Evening star., 1950-04-21
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Custom-bui brick, white; center
hall lge. liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and
pre- breakfast : rma library and v bath;
ahn a., bedrms.. baths. lots of
closet space; good bsmt with maid Is
room and bath; excel. financing. Cali
Mrs. Robinson, WI. O4S7,
A V PISANI 90
The Valley settler., 1950-10-20
PALMER UATEP OK.

Or. C. NJ. Patterson Of the Department Of
Health and myself installed temporary
alternating equipment in the h~eadwaters
Of the water system Thursday evening which
removes any question Of our water supply
being unsafe for drinking.
It seems that the "scare treatment" given
the situation was another case Of sensat-
ionalism taking precedence over rationa-
ism. Viola Daniels mite-up in the
Thursday Anchorage. News was certainly no
build-up for our community. Tt was de-
finitely not Dr.. Pattersons intention to
paint our local situation as being Of
epidemic proportions. Her article carried
headlines six times larger than a story
about a real epidemic in the town Of
Karluck on Kodiak Island in which 50 per-
cent Of the population are actually i'll
with a disease resembling influenza.
Well, at any rate you who drink Coop
water can relax now and feel free to drink
from the tap any time you please.
James W. Wilson,
The Valley settler., 1950-10-20
6RAn6E HALL BEGUN

The new Grange Hall basement was poured
last Sunday by an enthusiastic group Of
Grange men who manned shovels, mixers and
Wheelbarrows. Work began at $3.50 AM and
the pouring was completed by 4:OO PM.
The Grange women pitched in too and pre-
pared dinner which was served at 100 Pm
at the old hall.
John Hearn, Anchorage contractor, is in
charge of the work. The Grange basement
is 80 x so feet. It is expected that it
will be rooted Immediately SO that meet
ings can be held there before extremely
cold weather sets in.
~ X <MNH$
, 1950-04-22
BY H ACTING GOVERNOR
OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
A PROCLAMATION
MOTHERS DAY
LAY IA. 1850

WHEREAS, the Congress of the United States. by Joint
Resolution approved May 8, 1941, has designated the second
Sunday in May of each year as Mothers DAY:
NOW, THEREFORE,, ], MORRIS F. DE CASTRO, Cover
nor OF the Virgin Islands Of the United States, by virtue Of
the power IN me vested, do hereby set apart Sunday, May IA,
1850, as Mothers Day within the Virgin Islands of the United
States.
call upon the officials of the Government of the Virgin
Islands to display the Flag of the United States on all govern
ment buildings, and upon the peoples of the islands to display
the Flag at then. homes and other places on that day, and to
pay fitting and appropriate tributes of respect to mothers.
in WITNESS WHEREOF, / have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal of the Government of the Virgin Islands
of the United States to be affixed at Charlotte Amalie, Saint
thomas, Virgin Islands, this thirteenth day Of April
A. D, 1850.
NORRIS /. DE CASTRO
Governor
tSEAL)
, 1950-04-22
ATTENTION
BIG PRIZE CONTEST ANNOUNCED I

BIG PRIZE CONTEST ANNOUNCED
Between now and May 18th, a lot of lucky high school
and grammar school students are going to win some very vel
come prize money Howl By helping encourage as many peo-
pie as possible to take advantage of the Free TB. X-Rty cam
paign now being carried on inst. Crox.
HERE ARE H PRIZES
First Prize = $1,000
Second Prize : $500
Third Prize $500
AND a prize of $I0O to each and every student who
brings OF sends in at least IS people for Free X-Rays.
Who Can Enterp
Any student in St. Croix High or Grammar Schools
Public, P~arochial or Private)
What Do You Dop
Just bring in or send as many people as you can to the
Free X-Ray Clinic at Community House, near Limpricht,s
Park, opposite the Pentheny Hotel. tues, Wed, Fri. 500 !
1890 and 1:So 500. Saturday $50 1900
HotD Do You Scorer
You will receive one credit for every person who comes
in for a Free x-Ray and gives your name as having sent him.
Who Winsp
The $1,000 First Prize will 60 to the student who sends
in the greatest number of persons to be X-Rayed.
$500 and $500 to the second and third greatest numbers, res
Pecfully. And-remember-even if you don't win a top prize,
you'll still receive $1OO if you send at least Is persons to Be
x-Rayed.
That's worth trying for, isn't itP Particularly if you rea-
lie that you'll not only be helping yourself vim a prize, but
will also be doing a real good turn for st. Croix in making
this a successful anti-TB. campaign.
Hints On HotD To Win
]. Ask all the people you know (who haven't already
done sol to have q free x-Ray ~now-while they
still can.
2. Tell them its much nicer To KNOW you haven't
T.B. than just to GUESS Continued On Page "
, 1950-04-22
BULONA

bearing United States Patent Office trademark registration
No. 513S64, dated August 9, 1949, and now owned by Bulova
Watch Company, Inc, Of New York, N. Y, a corporation Of
New York which has made a showing Of ownership Of the
said trademark.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government Of the Virgin
Islands of the United States to be affixed at Char
lotte Amalie, St. Thomas. Virgin Islands, this fiji.
teenth day Of February, 1850.
MORRIS T. DE CASTRO
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands
, 1950-04-22
STOP Reckless Duuing
-No..759
GOVERNMENT OF
n VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie. ST. Thomas
CERTTFICATE OF REGISTRATIC

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
TO ALL WHOM THESE PRESENTS ONE.
GREETING:
HIS is TO CERTIFY that there has been registered in the
Office OF the Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands Of
the United States, st. Thomas, in accordance with the provis-
ions OF the Regulations governing the registration Of Patents
and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands. approved April 1, 1916,
the following TRADEMARK:
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-06-27
By Jimmie N. Jones

John Dewey J. Woodson, SIS,
of 558 w. Fifth street., stood in
silence before Common Pleas
Judge Don R. Thomas and heard
the sentence pronounced by the
Court ten to twenty five years in
the Ohio state penitentiary, for
the daylight robbery of the Rife
Jewelry store, 1928 S. Ludlow st.
last April ~.
Woodson's criminal record
dates back to 1918, when he was
a member off Company &c" 372
Inf. and after arriving over seas
was found guilty of rape, return
ed tothe United States where he
served 20 of the 35 years sent
ence in the U. S. prison at Lea
venworth. In 1884, he was sent
eced to a term of one to Is years
in the state pen for robbery.
One day prior to the jewelry
robbery, Woodson was released
from the Workhouse, where he
was serving a sentence for a
"minor offense" after having a
charge of earned robbery" reduc-
ed j thee curt of Common Pleas
Judge Lester Cecil.
Dressed in a light gray suit,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-06-27
Daylight Jewe|ry Robber Given
A Term Of 10 To25 Years

Woodson admitted he had commit
ted the robbery by entering the
store and at the point of a gun,
ordeed Thomas Rife, son of the
store owner to go to the rear of
the store where a vault stood
open and entered it, after which
he locked the clerk up and lifted
two trays of rings and watches
valued at more than $4,000.
Woolson's plea of guilty as
charged was a surprise, as he
asked the court for "leniency in
the sentencing" According to the
opinion of the court house at
taches, Woodson was Tabled as a
professional criminal" and the
first Of his type of his type to ap-
pear in the Courts of Montgomery
County for many years.
Woodso was defiant in the
questioning as to the whereabouts
of the major portion of the stol-
en- loot. His attorney, Charles
Bridge quoted the defendant as
saying ''they never will find the
missing rings. No one knows
where they are but me-"
Acocrdig to police, Woodson af-
ter forcing the clerk to lie on the
floor of the vault, took over 5000
in cash, two watches and 227
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-06-27
from Police BI0tter
By Jimmie N. Jones

mo less than ten violators of the
traffic laws were sentenced by
Chief Justice Paul Sherer Mon
day when they appeared before
him.
Leading the parade and receiv-
ing the heaviest fine was Ben
ford Petty, of 1875 Brazil Lane,
charged with. drunken driving and
while having his license revoked
was fined $500 and cost and six
months in the w. I'll.
Fined $50 and cost with their
driving rights suspended for three
years were: Edgar Rutherford,
27, of Riverbend Rd., Willie Orr,
637 S. Williams ST., and Roy Nc
Nelly, Of 235 Chestnut st. who
also was sentenced to 80 days in
the w. II. (suspended.)
Frank Tanner, 43, Almerwin
Terrace, $50 and cost and a sus-
pended sentence Of 60 days in the
w. H. and that he operate his
car only in the performance of
his employment for the next
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-06-27

Dayton woke up Sunday morn
ing with two of it's present citi-
zens crowned national champs in
the National Amateur Athletic
Unions 1850 track and field cham
~pionships. What is more, they
both reside in the same house!
They are of course the peren-
NAL champ, Dave Albritton, and
the young air force officer, Nal
Whiteldir m
whitfield. Albritton tied with three
others in the high jump with a leap
of 6 feet, 5h inches. Whitfield
won the 800 meter race with a
rather modest time of 1 minute,
5.3 seconds, 5 seconds off the re-
cord.
The nationals we're held this
year in Baltimore, Md
Whitfield was expected to sue
cessfully defend his crown, but
Albritton, who seems athletically
ageless, a expected to meet
some stiff competition from some
of the younger competitors. How
ever, the resident of Hochwalt st,
with whom Whitfield and his wife
live once again proved a master
of most of his younger opponents.
AS a result of his victory, AL
britton won himself a trip with a
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-06-27

year.. Robert T. F1atter of Win
chester, Ind, and Preston M.
Day, 1853 Brazil Lane were fined
$50 and cost with ten days sus-
pended on condition that they
pay the damages for a n they hit.
Earl Barard, 37O5 Cozy Camp
Rd. and James A. Ross, Jr. 1921
Pershing drive, $50 and COST, and
Hubert Roberts, 231 Green ST.,
$50 and cost for failing to identi-
fly himself after hitting another
car.
Edward P. Station, Of APT Kear-
ney street, was fined 5000 and
cost and given 80 days in the W.
H. for the theft of a 80 pound
case of waffle mix from a delivery
truck at the corner of Fifth and
Dunbar ave. aSturday and an
other fine of 500 for breaking
a window in the central police
station.
Willie Huston Griswold, of
Lakeview Ave., was fined $50 and
cost or stealing three cans of
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