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HOUSES FOR SALE--S.E.

GOOD HOPE RD.-6-rm. semidet.
home, can be used for dwelling,
business or both. 81, 800 down; low
monthly payments. SENATE REAL
TY CO., Elk. 327G. IS"
NEAR ST. FRANCIS xAVIER-Brick
powder room, step-down living
room. fireplace; End floor. beauti-
ful studio bedroom. bath, other
good -sized bedrooms: basement rec
reation room with fireplace. Well
TX. SS7o. ~ Is.
&0,95O-Lovely 3-yr. .-old 5-rm. semi
det. brick; parkay noors, equipped
kit, storm windows and screens;
full bsmt.; oil a.-c.h.; pretty fenced
back yard; shopping center nearby;
GI approved. ROYCE L. PARKS,
La. 8-447O. till 9. is
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
4th AND MARIETTA PL

semidet. brick, rooms and bath,
with electric refrigerator, oil h.-w. h.
side porch with awnings; beautiful
yard with garage. If you want a
home see this before you buy. Mr..
Widmyer, ia. 3405. with BEITZELL,
DI 500. -l8
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON--Non-GI can assume
mo. INCLUDING taxes; five nice rms,
eSnysRient SI11f,R ar Eosa Eleossaasion; MITCHELL
ARLINGTON RIDGE ROAD section;
new; 4 bedrooms. 31z baths. Call
Mr., CARLSON. OF. 1864. -17
BELLE HAVEN. IS River Road Ter
race-Beautiful authentic Virginia
Georgian Colonial, designed and
built by two prominent architects
in 1880. Contains bedrooms and
4 baths on 2nd floor. Outstanding
features include commanding view
of the Potomac River from both
upper and lower front yerandas; 8
fireplaces with imported ma-bie fac
tngs; English lockwood worth S2.O00
to $4,000; 260-ft. frontage facing
Potomac and overlooking Mt. Yer
non blvd. and Belle Haven golf
course: 2-car garage with paneled
quarters above; much of the mate
rails we're taken from famous cid
landmarks in Washington and Alex
andria; only Is minutes to Wash
ington, via Memorial highway; priced
to sell Immediately at $57,500: 1st
trust of $4,000 at Az per cent
available. Call GIL. 3272 (evenings
orr FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. I4l1
FAIRFAX - Lee hwy. to Fairfax
Theater to Vienna I'd. to Spruce st.
Groom modern home: full bsmt. and
attic; i year old For sale, $40, 200
cash. or for rent, $126 mo. Call
Fairfax 7S0-J-1. -19
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LADIES' APPAREL-Modern shoppe
: in woman's hotel; nationally adyer-
tised merchandise: must sell at
once due to other interests. Phone
GE. S0S1 or RA. 1913. lis
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COLORED
1909 11th ST. NV

1UUO I 1UII 81 IN. wv.
We have a few coop. apis. left for
sale in this excellently located down.
town apt. building for a small
down payment and monthly payments
kit, and bath. Call DONALD GUNTER
or MORRIS COHEN, l404 L st. NV.
Ma S03R: ewes. TU n2A7
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COTORED
HOUSES FURNISHED

GLENMAR PARK. nearby Md
Aug. to Feb; 5000 per mo. WI. 1891
1906 HAMILTON ST, Hyattsviile-
Beautiful corner brick home with
5 rms. and bath. full bsmt.. auto
gas heat and large yard. Completely
furn.; S125 mo. FLOYD z. DAVIS
& CO., 1929 K st. NV. Ma. 0352.
FAIRFAX, vA.-cape cod-Liv. rm.,
2 bedrms.. bath. kit. and dinette:
gar; nice yard; Ss5 per mo. Phone
CHE1VtYSN is1tSN CHASE, MD.-Rambler, less
ms sH room Af combination, orato % de- luxe luxe
kitchen, dishwasher. Bendix. 8 bed
rooms, 2 baths. Attached garage
LuECK.. Ma. 2O40. Residence,
= RooMs@one blk. to bus and shop
ping center. Lyon Village, Va. SITS
month. OW. 1929. IA. 2-4910. 17'
eIX-ROOM brick house, l blk. shop
ping center, bus; lge. yard; oil heat:
playground in rear; $140. VI. 90S5.
Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIV bedrms..
fII,iss1; fHlI HsWs;; auto washer Can G4.A R; 4
HILLcREsT. 21as 32nd st. Sc. Cor
ner det. house, rms, ga baths,
rec. rm., garage, Anchor iron fence.
oil heat. FREDERICK A. BLUMER
CO., 617 Penna. ave. sc. FIR. 1888;
eyes; and Sundays, AK. 261s or
VI. 1905. is
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AUNT DUPLEX

come over $3.50; modern, S-yr. old
brick in excel. cond: conv. to Govt.
depts., schools, shops, transp.; 4go
finance. Mrs. Cox, VI. S136. AT
LAS REALTY ST 73GS Ia
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Mr.. 18th and Decatur NV.
Large corner center-haIl entrance
brick home with liv rm.. din. rm.,
kit. den and bedrm. on 1st a.; 4
spacious bedrms. and baths. 2nd
A.; 2 bedrms. on 3rd a; maids rm.
and bath in bsmt. Oil h.-w.h. double
brick garage. Call Mr.. j. p. Smith.
Elk. 24S0 or AID. 2452. Exclusive
with
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors. 1113 18th St. NV.
507 QUACKENBOS ST.
Semidetached brick-If you are look
ing for the best buy in Brightwood,
take q look. Three bedrooms, PA
baths, reception hall. liv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm.. kit. breakfast
nook, rec. rm. with fireplace, gar,
Oil h.-w h. Open SUM-, ! to 3.
Kinks REALTY co.
RE. 3614; Ewes, RA. 1856. LIZ
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EAST CAPTTOT, ST

Home and income in this 14-rm.. s.
bath brick; in excel. rental section;
fire. escape. oil h,-w. h. Priced to sell
with only $4,000 down. Mr.. Tolson,
FIR. O390.
O'Bannon Realty, FIR. 5119
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FOR SALE BY PECK co.

FOR SALE BY PECK co.
PRICED $11.5O0
Attractive, semidet. brick. Only 1 yr
old. Liv. rm., din. rm., KIT, 2 spa
cious bedrms., tiled bath; gas heat
Michigan Park. Reas. down payment
CT APPROVED
Six-room detached frame. 3 large
bedrms.; lot 50x106: excellent ne
section. conven. to bus, schools and
shopping. Priced Sll,260.
MICHIGAN PARK
Large semidet. brick. 4 bedrms. tiled
bath; oil h.-w.h.; det garage. In ex-
eellent condition. Very desirable and
convenient location. Priced $4,000
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HoUsEs-sALE-vA. Cont

GI HOME SEEKERS-You can be the
happy owner of this brick and frame
bungalow, conveniently located tt
shopping. bus. schools and theater
1st d. has liv. rm. with freplD din;
rm., equipped kit. 2 bedrms. and
tile bath; expandable attic; full
bsmt, gas &C. heat. Low down
payment and quick action get this
bargain. DeRAMUS REALTY CO.,
FA. 1922. days or evenings.
Mr., GLEBE RID. AND LEE BLVD.
Brick, rms. and bath, bsmt.. oil
heat. Only $12,075 on terms. NOR
GAN REAL ESTATE CO. CHI. 1895;
ewes and Sun, IA. 4-0075. lis
3SI2 8. 9th ST, ARL. $4,000.
Brick home, lge. liv. rm. with f1re-
place, din. rm., kit, side porch; End
a. 2 lge. bedrms and bath; full
bsmt: outside entr. Oil heat. lot
100x215. Poss. with title. Brokers.
attention. Y. EHRHARDT. Broker,
32l9 Col. pike. GIL. 1855. -22
ALMOST NEW 2-bedroom brick bum
galow in close-in Clarendon, Arling-
ton Co.. Va: walk to bus, schools.
shopping; 5 minis. BY bus to Wash; ;
FuEEER Full oRooM 5ds REALTY sEf 1sPSs Go. OK.
ssIs q u $: sts 81 ST, AEL. SO. 900.
gIa;e gin r% Paarl 6t' .nd sids porch yIj
6Smt; SSs outside entT; ri heat: iot
attention. v. EHRHARDT. 3sis
Col nile GI 1oEE Is
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HOUSES UNEuRNlSHEp

HYATTSVILLE, MD.-6 rooms; scr.
porch; oil heat; lge., shady lot; con-
ven: loca. S125 mo. Ii. 4-6946. -23
e-SToRY. COLONIAL less than 2
years oh-3 bedrooms with 2 baths,
second floor. Large den or bedroom
kitchen and dishwasher. Also Ben
dix, built-in garage. Near schools
S1S5: Call MR.. LUEcK, MA. 2o4O.
Residence. WO. 5733. -17
new TW0-BEDROoM BRICK bunga-
room, 1S-foot living room, fireplace,
elec. dishwasher. gar. disp.: 7-cu. It.
refgr.; tile bath. shower; full bsmt.
AsS Ess heat foT M m shop CENT $12s mo
ss11es Or No No s45o. 4ESsPEEiSes REt. se5. y: =:
1910 DELAFIELD PLACE H.W.-six
rooms, 2 baths, garage; detached;
$I25 per month. TYLER 8 RUTH
ERFoRD. INC. 90l Barr Building
SILVER SPRING in Rosemary Hills
of E.-W. hwy, year-old brick home
of 6. rooms. bath, 1st-fioor den and
lavatory; available Aug. l on l OF
2 year lease; $50. r. p. RIPLEY,
VERY vEasis0fi US6s6AL sG "a l. BEAUTIFUL Tls s.t.
st. NV. at the corner Of Argyle
terrace. bedrms., baths on 2nd
fl. Large step-down liv. rm. with
Woouburn1ng hreplace: good size din.
rrn., kit, pantry. powder room,
screened porch and sun porch, q
car gar, " bath in bsmt.; oil heat.
Unusually attractive grounds excel
Locations; $500 per mo. unfurn.. 8
yr. lease. Inspection By appt, only,
HENRY J. ROBB, INC, Realtor,
1924 Vermont ave. NV, DI. S141.
-17
BRICK HOUSE fol rent; immediate
possession. MANNAS REALTY Co,
-2116 Wilson blvd. GIL. or OK. 27S4.
COW. TO N. ARLINGTON-Brick
hunsalow on treed. quiet street; lge.
rms. and tile bath on lst floor;
stairway to expansion; S135.
N. G. HINES & SON
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HILLCREST
HILLCREST

3-bedrm. det. brick. Fireplaces in liv-
ing room and rec. rm., " bath on
1st floor. New tailored carpetins and
new refrigerator included. Priced to
sell. Reasonable terms. Call Mr.
Meyer. AK. 1157, with F. E. NAL
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Garrison street. Attractive white brk
home with living room, dining room,
den and kitchen on 1st mr.: 3 bed
garage: S22,950. Call Mr.. Dodge,
r., WEAVER BROS, INC, Washing
ton Bldg. DI. $500; ewes. OR. S496.
TWO-APARTMENT BRICK.
GI APPROVED.
Near 14th and Allison streets. Mod
ern, clean, z rooms, with 2 kits. and
2I2 baths, full bsmt,, oil h.-w.h., 2
rear porches, concrete front porch,
rage. A wonderful investment. Mrs
Cox, VI. S136, ATLAS REALTY. ST
T26S Ia
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

Sc. convenient to Boiling Field and
Naval Gun Factory Working
couple will share home with re-
age 5. 5 days a week. Phone Ii
4:1s66 all day Sunday, weekday;
after pm. is
BACHELOR, 24-3O Govt, armed
forces; prof, or student) to share
attr. Georgetown house with three
others. MI. 5117, Sun. 1913 pm
Wkdays after z pm. III
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
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N AppROVEn

CT APPROVED
SS29 i;,9 East East Capitol st. Six rms ms bath
FREDERICK A. BLITMER Co. 617
Pa. ave. sc. FIR. 1888; ewes. and
SUNDAYS, AK. 261R or VI 1908. II
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DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
THREE INTERESTING HOMES
IN street near Connecticut ave.
Doctors especially will be attracted
by this 3-story English basement
dwelling, Eight rooms, 3 baths;
priced under $4,000.
stories and basement. About IA
rooms and five baths; now, S37 800.
3.-Rhode Island ave. corner. Ideal
for association. Large three-story
dwelling. Immediate possession;
ROBERT w. SAVAGE
514 Union Trust Bldg, MA. $3.50.
lis
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WEBSTER ST.. 3 APTS.

This 3-family building renting for
S2,109 per year; owner says sell.
Call Mr.. Bramham, EN-. $500 or
DI. 300. with BEITZELL. lis
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HOME AND INCOME
The first floor offers liv. rm.. din.
rm.. kit. 2 bedrms. and bath plus
sleeping porch. Upstairs there are
bedrms.. plus bath and equipped
kitchenette; full bsmt.; Lear att
garage. Very close to all conven-
fences. Total price only S13.T5O.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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counted the same as other days.
Alfred Greiner. %, 1881 Lamont st. NV,
and Ardyce Hilborn. 10, 1889 Lamont
st. NV.
Lee Thompson, 20. s1s 4th St NV. and
Emma Jackson, 20, 2012 Maryland ave.
Anna Early, %. 1855 Meridian pi. NV.
Carl Lippold, II, 126 Massachusetts ave.
NV, and Betty Gardner, Is, 1928 18th
st. NV.
and Margaret Woodmaska, 26. 1918
Hobart st. NV.
Manard Sinners, 80. Marcus Hook, Pa,
and Marjorie Boston. Is, 531 Tennes-
Robert bsare s Nassn al is % 4ls ST. st S.: sv ns and
Thomas Dolan. 49, Philadelphia, Pa, and
@a1 H Ho q e eS1 Be %Ssssrp oho and
Rieha aninf Do saea; Is, aethss Sa Md and
v2sn ssg TaDeFs II Ind ass HEAD Md
and Frances Viscount, 20, 2OO2 Ridge
Eusene Trimble. 81. 1920 Quincy st; NV,
James Anderson, Is, and Gerda Matthews,
Is. beth Of 1l3 S oady St; s; S.,,u
Hyattsyiiet. Nd.
Earl Lantz, IS. and Lille Terry, "a, both
Rob Of sg Minis l3 g. Roper & House American
Y, and Doris Murcliffe, "a, Newburgh,
Bill Cooper, 81, sos E. Capitol st., and
Lila Wyche, 81, Atlanta. Ca
and carmina siravo, 90, 1347 Downing
Herbert Keener 81. collinsyille, Ala, and
Leonard Moore. 81; 1879 y st. Sc, and
20. both Of eos indiana ave. NV.
JENNINGS RodeffeT. 80. Silver Spring, Nd
and Frances Bohn' 3d. 931 Longfeliow
Joe Graham: 4s. soa D st. Sc, and Alice
Wilson, ~ 612 KeefeS pl; NV. s
James Thomas. %. lei 23rd st. NV,
and Lottie Thomas %, 1116 9th st.
Lester Brown, a; and Mary Mann, Al,
both Of Alexandria, Va,
Albert h Riski in q and Il Peggy Devaushn
calvin G Riehsrds. % Ia Z ssh st. Sc, and
Margaret Lewis: "a. Lab F st: ne:
Shaun oMara: b: 1921 Massa &C e, 5
walter Steele 81; ,"' 81. 7es upsal st. Sc, and
JOY Butuyan, 1s. 1925 Savannah ter
George Brock. 40. e7o1 Connecticut ave.
NV. and Margaret Moore, 3s. 1929 o
Charles e.; otey, %. 1925 Belmont I'd. NV.
and Ethel Moses. 20, 1901 Chesapeake
Jack Carol, "a. West Alis, Wis, and
Santina Venente. %. oil K st, ne.
Lewis Friar, 81. 1883 Fairmont st. NV,
and Peggy Evans 81 East Rainelle'
Alfred Aberle, As, Arlington, Va. and
Mary Mitchell SO, 1905 Wisconsin ave.
James Grant. 80. 3743 Kanawha street
NV. and Alice Powell, "a, Alexandria
Henry vymetaHk SO. 1923 a1st st. NV,
and Glenelle Bryant, 81, 1928 18th st.
L. J. Johnson 21. Fl, Mver Va. and
Estella Snyder. %. 2407 Girard pl. ne
Francis Taylor, 81. IS Bass circle Sc, and
Johnnie Brewster. 21, SIS Kastle pl.
LYMAN. Wiener. 6s. Charles Town. w va,
and Pauline Lebed, so, 1919 Holbrook
Robert Harkins. 81. $50 Kastle pl. ne,
and Ruth Jennings, IS. 1912 Deane
ave. ne.
Durphy Burke. 35, and Theresa Leo. SO,
both of S1S 9Th st. ne.
Charles Anderson, 81. 1880 Providence st.
ne, and Emily Longstreet, 10. 1912
Edward McAiiister a. 500 Taylor st. ne,
and Tatiana Perry, 21, 2215 49th ST.
Charles cornwell. 20. Manassas. Va, and
Helen Beach. 20. Arlington Va.
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Donald and Virginia Agnew, girl.
Pablo and Concepcion Castillo, girl.
Lester and Margaret Crowson, girl.
Joseph and Dorothy Farrar, girl.
Harold and RUBY, Parrish, girl.
Bryan and kathleen Hail girl.
Walter and Katherine Hayward, girl
Edward and Phyllis HUTCHINSON, girl.
Robert and Margaret ,Ingwersen, girl.
Tiffany and Rebecca Jones, girl.
Elmer and Florence MARITIME girl.
James and -Alva Milton, girl.
John and Marie, Pritchard, girl,
William and Ruth Robertson, girl.
Carl and Elizabeth Saul, girl
Charles and Margaret Simmons. girl.
samHel and md GeT taidin Smith. girl
Herbert and Norma Tanner, girl
David and Mary Wills, girl.
Paul and Henrietta Woodall, girl.
Garter and Ng Moy, boy.
Frank and Lorraine Miller, boy.
Fred and Bernice Black, boy.
and e chsrs F ESans BOY boy
James and Evelyn Fulmer boy.
Charles and Betty Holloway, boy.
Jesse and Carrie James, boy.
James and Ernestine yordon, boy.
weItoH anu l1oTlS Mlller, boy.
Nathaniel and Theresa Williams, boy.
Fred and Ruth Benning, girl
Ernest and Evelyn Black, girl.
James and Geneve Boone, girl.
Luther and Musette Boozer, girl.
Isaiah and Eva Donaldson, girl.
Charles and Polly Goodwin, girl.
Freeman and Ruth Harris, girl.
Frank and Collie Harrison, girl.
Frederick and Ethel Moore, girl.
James and Lille Nivens, girl.
Fred and Mary Mutt, girl.
Roland and Marian Simon, girl.
Jesse and Lucille Smith, girl.
Inomas and Elaine Spears, girl.
Albert and Mabel Stannard. girl.
George and Ida Wilcox, girl.
EIyin and Dorothy Haney, girl.
Ell1hue and Iona Henderson. girl.
John and Rebecca Jeter, girl.
Alexander and Willie Mae johnson. gil
Madison and Florence johnson, girl
Thornton and Florence Jones, girl.
Aaron and Alberta Lewis, girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-11

Sherman W. Hodge, 80, 41s Webster st.
NV.
Lucy A. Lewis. 80. Manassas, Va.
Rufus Van Dyke, SO, No address
Olive M. Zones. 60 1884 Raum st. me-
William H. Thompson, "a, I'LL 21st st.
NV.
Robert Newman, 90, 1875 st. NV.
Lorenzo Chavis, rs. 1907 w pl NV.
Mary Winston. rs, 315 G st. ne
Ida Strivers, 81. 1855 Canal st. s.w
George w. Harper. 81, 765 Morton st. NV.
Frank Russell. "A, AZ Defres ST. NV.
Anna M Weldon. SO. 3S47 Foote pl. ne
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James and Ella Little, girl.
Levancie and Marva Lotion. girl.
Henry and Anna Lorick, girl
Clarence and Eva Lucas, girl.
Donald and Edith Melbane. girl.
William and Lille Riley, girl
Stanley and Dorothy Singleton, girl.
John and Ruth Swan. girl.
Charles and Mabel Willie, girl
John and Theresa Holland, boys ~.
Martin and Agnes Mcdowell, boy.
Aldauphas and Rosalie Kicks, boy.
Earl and Clarissa Broadus, girl.
Jake and Lucille Brown. girl.
William and Pauline Byrd, girl
Ulysses and Ada Scott, girl
Harry and Hattie Thomson, girl
Joseph and Georgia Warder, girl.
Walter and Beatrice Wank. girl.
Vincent and Katherine Willett, girl
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Deaths

John Martin, "a, ST. Elizabeths Hospital
Alice Pratt. 81, Blue Plains.
Home.
Edith M. Judson. II. 1915 Lawrence st
Victor craigen. 49, 1907 Hobart st. NV
Angelo S. Pricci, "A, 525 Shepherd st. NV
Carl J. Hoyme. 10. I65 Y st. ne.
John Blachouski, ~, st. Elizabeths Hos
Harry M. Gardner. 80. 1924 R st. NV.
Thomas c. Morris, 81, 496 Maryland
ave. s.w.
Annie E. Mackenzie. 65. 4301 ard
st. NV.
Harvey M. Brown. 81. 1923 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV.
Charles w odom, As. 200 Massachusetts,
ave, NV
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Births

Alfred and Betty Atkinson, boy.
George and Janice Bageant, boy.
Ignazio and IneZ Bonanni, boy.
John and Julia Chase, boy.
Richard and Evelyn Coleman, boy.
Kenneth and Viola Dalzell, boy.
Mitchell and Katherine Denikos. boy.
Thomas and Laurel Flynn, boy.
Joseph and Edith Fox, boy.
Ronald and Eveda Gasxvock, boy.
Leroy and Juanita Harris, boy.
Lamar and Maxine Johnson, boy.
John and Bernadine Lee, boy.
william and Helene Lesansky, boy.
Earl and Carol Mitchell, boy.
Walter and Kathryn Sehatz, boy;
Joseph and Nellie Still, boy
william and Betty Sturdivant, boy.
William and Betty Tannehill, boy.
Herbert and Margaret Farrell, boy.
j. c. and Oslo Woody, boy
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDatt three full days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

100000 Protestants watched wrath
fully. It took nearly three hours and
five charges of dynamite to bring the
historic Spire down.
In the Soviet sector of Germany, the
Evangelical Church and the Roman
Catholic are involved in a bitter fight
against what they call persecution by
the east German government. Evan
gelical officials called the demolition
another Communist blow at the
Church"
In Spain there was another religious
problem. Protestants appealed to
GeneraliSsimo Francisco Franco for
protection and were told the govern
ment had not lifted its ban on public
demonstrations by Protestants.
The Madrid government reiterated
that Spanish law prohibits public re-
ligiouS demonstrations except by the
Catholic Church.
Forbidden under this ban are the
establishment of schools and religious
colleges, recreation centers or collec-
tions for support Of any non-Catholic
organizations.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
SideEahts

Q In Atlanta, an eight-year-old boy
Choked on chewing gum, was sped to
a hospital in a neighbor's car. En-
route, the driver ran through a red
light, crashed into car, the impact
diSlodging the gum from the uncon-
sciouS boys throat.
O In YonkerS, N. Y, a deer plunged
onto the roof Of a one-story store,
jumped of into a parked car, crush-
ing it, staggered across the street, died
of injuries.
o In Moscow, the Communist Youth
newspaper KOmSonsoI PTdUdd quotes
Secretary Acheson as saying the east
west cold war is driving millions Of
Americans crazy.
: Q Babe Ruth, the baseball idol who
died two years ago. is still in the
higher income brackets. An account
ing of his estate showed income Of
S65,731 in 1949, derived from movie.
a book, radio program, comics, sports
clothes and wrist watches bearing his
name.
Q Circulation Of The London Sunday
Express, now running the Duke Of
Windsor's articles, has jumped more
than a half million-and the story
hasn't yet reached the romantic Simpe
son episodes.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
The WORLD This WEEK
POLITICS: As Governors Meet

DOR the first time since lD43,
4 Gov Thomas h. Dewey re.
laKed al the annual Governors
Conference The spotlight burned
on Gov Earl Warren OF California
and Gov James II. Duff Of ponnsyl.
vanla while Dewey Waa out IN the
sunshine on The golf course during the
afternoon 0f the opening session.
The reason for Dewey'B obvious on
joymoni was one.sentence statement
be personally handed reporters In
Albany before entraining with his
family for the conference al White
Sulphur Springs, W. Va. II read. Il
shall not be a candidate for re.eloc-
ton next fall"
The man who held the Republican
presidential nominations In l044 and
lDaB explained that he was tired and
run down physically after 20 years in
public life, Last December he had re.
nounced any further White House
aspirations.
Private Practice
The New York governor said no
probably would return % private law
practice after his second term expires
on December 81
Ills decision halts. al least tempo.
rarlly one OF the most spectacular
careers Ia modern American politics,
Michigan born, Dewey pyramlded his
fame end efficiency az a racket. bust
ing New York city District Attorney
into two terms as executive Of the
nations most populous state and two
nominations for President,
Gov Warren, DeWey's running
mate IN the l0a0 election, and Gov,
Dun used the conference Al sound.
ing board 20 criticize methods OF Sen.
Joseph r. Mccarthy R.Wlse) Ia max.
ing charges OF communism without
more evidence TO support them, Both
also accused the Truman Admlnlslra.
ton OF failing 20 make available all
data on subversiyes IN government,
No Red Issue for Warren
Warren, running for a third term az
California governor predicted the
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profit on hls coast 10 coast operations.
De Is subject 20 maximum penalty
Of one year ln iail and $500 fine on
each of 90 counts, or a total Of go
years and $4,000
The Erickson ease spotllghted an IN.
tensliylng national and local cams
paien aealnst gambling a New Jer.
sey grand jury indicted Western
Union on charges that its telegraph
moneysordef service aided bookmak.
ing on d large scale.
The Federal Communications Com.
mission asked Western Union 10 pre-.
serve ts ille 0f money.ordef messages
iof possible presentation 20 d special
Senate subcommittee Investigating
crime
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RIOT: Unamericanism Per Sc

ana peaceful manner,
ut was tragic" the Jury said, chat
the type OF behavior which loyal
Americans find repugnant IN Com
munism was resorted 10 by misguided
patriotic citizens as a protest against
Communism.
No Excuse
"fhat such crimes were committed
against persons sympathetic to the
cause OF communism does not excuse
the acts IN the slightest"
The grand jury probe, ordered by
Gov Dewey delVed into the two dis
orders at peekSkll-tho first August
~, which prevented scheduled
RobeSon concert, and the second, Sep
tember 1, which ilared after Robson
had sung, The jury heard 247 wit.
neSSeS,
The preSentment declared the Au-
gust ~ melee was mot the result Of
organized planning on the partof any
individual or group"
Sought Incidents
But Il found the later concert
was planned by the Communist Party
% take fun advantage OF the August
" events, and as demonstration OF
the power Of It's supporters to hold a
meeting IN a hostile area,
Last September 4, more than 100
were iplured and ears were over
turned and damaged when veterans
and others protesting the left.wing
Negro singers appearance, elaShed
with concert goeR,
IN It's presentment, the jury said
police were unable 20 prevent dis
orders around the outdoor concert
area because OF terrain and other con.
ditionS, II said hoodlumS were able 10
stone cars from wooded hillSideS along
roads.
The riots resulted last December In
q two million dollar damage suit by
RoheSon and ~ others against two
WeSteheSter County Veterans organi-
cations, the state Police Supcrintend-
ehL the WcsteheSter County attorney
and - others, The suits were re-
strained ~ federal court three months
ago, pending outcome OF the special
gNnd jury probe,