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Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21

they confessed, pol'ce stated. The other items taken were also recovered, police said.
 On Wednesday the 2 juven- lies, and Alfred Christofferson, age 19, were arraigned before Commissioner Anna May Vok- acek. She waived hearing under the juvenile code and the case will come before the district court.
 Christofferson's bail bond was set at $500. which was not furnished, and the 2 youths were reIeasel in custody of their parents.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21

Mrs. Milton Smith flew tg Anchorage Thursday.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21
NOTICE

A daily morning and eve ming bus schedule is now be ing maintained on Mill Bay road.
 The morning bus connects with the 7:05 run to the base and the evening run is made after arrival of the 5 pm bus from the base.
 Kodiak Transit Co.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-01-28
Jane Nau ghtOn's
Engagement old

The engagement OF Miss
Jane Naughton to Greg nj.
Foster, aerographer 3rd class,
USN, is announced by her
mother, Mrs. G.. C. Naughton.
Foster, stationed at the base
here, is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George M. Foster OF
Seattle. He formerly attended
Washington State College, and
plans to return there after his
discharge from the navy next
year.
Miss Naughton, now employ
ed at Knudsen's, attended the
University of Washington last
year.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-01-28
Macdonald Asks
Jury Hearing

A jury will decide the civil
suit filed by Fred Solberg a.
against H. F. Macdonald, at
a hearing at 10 am Monday
at the marshal's office.
Commissioner A. M. Vok-
acek had scheduled a hearing
on the complaint last Monday,
but Macdonald requested a
jury hearing.
Solberg claims that the sum
Of $190.26 is due him from,
Macdonald to whom he says
he sold several lots of lumber,
a hydraulic hoist, a hand truck
and other personal effects.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-01-28


The jury panel for the hear
ing, from which six will be
selected, is as follows: James
Bennett, Lee G. Bettinger,
Lee F. Bettinger, Thomas
Gallagher, Donald Heaton,
Elmer Jacobsen, K. A. Nc
Phee, John w. Morrissey, L.
J. Norman, Victor Norton, O.
C. Olsen and Nick Shuravloff.
John c. Hughes is repres-
enting Solberg. Macdonald
has no counsel for the case.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-01-28
Must Ask
Funds Again

Independent School District
Board to the General Services
| Administration in. Juneau it
| the ISD is to obtain funds for
the construction of a new
school, Mayor Lee C. Betting
er told the council Monday
night.
! Bettinger returned from
Juneau last Friday after
presenting the school applica-
ton and the city's application
for funds for the extension
and improvement of the water
and sewer system.
| The city's application was
received favorably by the COM
munity facilities board and is
now being processed through
the various offices in Juneau
before being sent to Washing
ton, D. c., for final approval,
Bettinger told the council.
Members of the IDS board
have notified Arid johnson,
Tacoma architect who drew
the original plans for the new
school, that the plans must be
revised before a new applica-
ton is submitted.
! Governor Ernest Gruening
has written letters to various
school officials and residents
urging them to include an in
door swimming pool in the
plans.
| The cost of the water and
isewer project was estimated
in the application at 1896, 600,
the GSA to provide 50% of the
funds and the city to bear the
jother half. The money advanc-
ed by the GSA must be return
ed in 20 years and during that
iperiod will draw interest at
the rate of 20 per annum.
/ In the plans submitted by
the ISD $3.50, 600 was asked.
1 No application was made for
funds to construct a small boat
harbor because data and infor-
nation are not complete.
| Owners of private clubs
were the object of complaints,
by several bar owners this
lweek, Councilman Ray Shann-
on said.
l Persons operating under
club licenses are permitting
non-members to enter and be
served, Shannon said.
! Mayor Bettinger suggested
THAT the Retail Liquor Dealers
Association prepare a COM
plaint. backed with evidence,
and the council would than
| take action.
The local police force will
check into the matter Of illegal
parking along Mission road.
Numerous complaints have
been received from motorists
THAT cars were parked on both
sides Of the road leaving only
a small space for cars to pass.
Other business of the.
council included the paying of
current bills and the granting
of a taxi license transfer from
G. j. Spracher to Martin Jen-
sen.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-01-28

Una Sutherland, former
restaurant operator here, was
an incoming PIMA passenger
last Saturday.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jensen
and daughter, Rosemary, left
Monday for a vacation in the
states. They plan to be gone a
month or six weeks.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-01-28
Three Sailors
Become Citizens

Three navy men from the
Kodiak Naval Air station re-
ceived citizenship papers in
Anchora re recently.
They are Jose Cruz David,
Leonardo Baybay Ambion and
Andronico Maneja Modelo.
who joined the navy in 1916
and have been in it since.
The three were accompanied
to Anchorage by 1t. Cosndr-
John Morton, flag secretary.
who said they had studied for
several evenings a week to be
sure Of doing well at their
final hearings.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gould
were outgoing passengers for
Seattle Tuesday.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-owner Of
fers new brick rambler, foyer entr.,
20 liy. rm., din. rm., 3 bedrms., :,
baths. Price, $17,900. Open Sat.
Sontinme % on ,i9 pivor ropa pa .ron' ecStons Maas
ern ave. to Saratoga ave-, right =
blks. then right l blk. to 53O5 Sher-
rill ave. CalI OIL. 1882 alter 4 m.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

-. EAOLUSIVE
1927 PENNA. AVE. Sc. LU. 4-004O.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
HoUsEs-sALE-S.E. (cont. }

NEARBY Md, S.E.-New brick bun
galows: rms. tile bath 1st f.;
attic rms: full bsmt., gas heat; lge.
level lot; $4,000; on bus line
caaAdF caAdFTMAN Man r REALTY me- . 134S aa
LU. 4-7572.
NEAR Pa. AND ALABAMA AYES. SEE
"-.,9-year-old semidet. brick, 8 rms.
tile bath: 2 rms. and bath in bsmt
with private entrance, gas heat
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU
4-3400. VI. 5976.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
BETHESDA
CAROLE HIGHLANDS
CHEVY CHASE
NO. 9 Hustled DIR

Cape Cod featuring large
living. rm.. dining rm.,. de luxe al.
steel kitchen. bedrm., den and bath.
1st floor: 3 bedrms. and bath on
2nd floor; built-in garage; gas a.-c.
heat. The house you must see. Dt-
recttons: Out Conn. ave. extended,
bear right on Kensington Parkway.
4 blks. to Hustled. right to open
sign; evenings. OIL. 2439.
SIGLER g. CO., HU. 1918
Evening star., 1950-07-23
"EDGEMOOR AREA

Attractive brick and stone home fea-
turing FTRST-TOOR BEDROOM
AND BATH: 3 bedrms. and bath on
2nd FIR. Pretty fenced yard. Large
bsmt. garage. Convenient location.
Inspection by appointment Only.
Please phone Mr.. Dumont, WI. 7735;
ewes. OR. 5756.
VIM. H. SMITH CORP.
1928 Wis. ave-. Bethesda. Nd. rs
POTOMAC PALISADES
aaS MacArthur m '5SSStu 5iVd ovefIooFinr HsIS the T
Potomac; excellent for an artist.
Live away from city In this COM
plete 2-family detached unit, half
block from transportation, II min.
to downtown Washington. Good
terms. terms .UF USFcIoLo lSSL REALTYt ST9t ME 1877;
Evening star., 1950-07-23
IN PLEASANT HILL

These semidetached houses are Just
being completed in one of the incest
residential sections in the city. They
are brick with rms. and bath,
and are equipped with Just about
every nice thing you can imagine
sold and no wonder, as this beauti-
full park-like section adjoins the
Catholic Univ. on the North and
IT'S conv. to everything. You are
most cordially invited our exhibit
home. 119 Urell pl. ne. Call A.
II. Parker, TIA. 6757 or RA. 1868
J. B. TIFFEY & SON
Evening star., 1950-07-23
COLORED-VACANT

1t is indeed a pleasure to open this
house for your inspection. Beau
tiful 2-story. 1S-ft.-wide tapestry
brick, tastefully decorated and in
perfect condition. First floor has
liv. rn.. din. rm. and modern
equipped kitchen with GE refgr
Second f. has 3 bedrooms and tiled
bath. Two screened porches, full
basement with extra gas range, oil
INV h., garage. To reach: Drive
out Bladensburg rd. to M ST., turn
right / block to 18th street.
Open 3 to 6 PM.
1911 17th ST. NE.
Priced to sell today-under $4,000
Reasonable down payment, balance
less than rent. See agent on
premises.
PECK COMPANY
361s 18th st. NE. LA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1950-07-23

tVontinued on Next PagOl
Evening star., 1950-07-23
RADIANT VALLEY
6023 SHEPHERD ST
ROCKVn,I,E

house; no heat or bath; water Or
back porch: lot 60x160; $4,000,
Evening star., 1950-07-23
PECK co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
1918 18th St. NE.
LaWrence 6-H6bt

EOIORED - RIVER TERRACE =
Lovely 5-rm. house; front porch anc
screened back. porch; mosern tile
bath hardw04sd fo0Es, oog gas b;IS neat oe; ef
s'JoYH or 3 H. GREENE REALTY Co, ?15
CoLORED-FIvE-RM ROW BRICK
HOUSE, not three years old; storm
SaSSosd aoTs ont satemac and TfsI gas hea
Bargain price. Inspect Sunday, 2.5
osnH1doRsIEiBsstBjRaS6khAN6t sHd sIis str 9 M s. so1s 18th
st; ne. 7-rm det' home; Sane; JsSstisT RS5sheS
blinds. fse. yards, gas ht., for price
and details call Mr.. Norris, LU
4-49s3. MADDEN REALTY GO.
cootLoRED-1s4z WYLIE ST., ST; Me- j,a
kS5 VIM sP'ooo s5d Satn $500 ESS deSn S5saa SEQ
mo Cali Mrs. Brown. HO. 404s,
or the JoLISSATNT REAL ESTATE
SERVICE. 1914 9th st. NV. Hu'
coEoRED SS1Si - $1,000, TERMS AR;
GE. 6493. D. E. BARRY CO.. ME
cOLORED--CAPITOL HILL, nr. su-
preme Court. CRITICAL illness forces
sif E,1 i domS 5ms screens eaaas steam Rn Rfn
dows. subst. cash, bal. like rent;
Il rms. furn. incl. Poss, 70 days.
sisK REALTY CO., DE. Ss12, RA.
coLo5RED-71e A ST. N.E.-Three
specious apts., first commercial.
Open today 2-6 pm; Gift; semi,
det. brick. immaculate condition: 2
apts. nicely furn.; ,excellent business eis
or rental neighborhood: Cash talks taE
ssa ssa74 this 12RTH EAT &F', Z Asah&2 aHhGS!S' NC
cnoAAoRREETD-opEN nA REOPEN TO-DAY 3 TO =
Brookland bungalow, 2411 10th st.
ne. Newly dec; inside and out.
rsrge liy: nm reaz Seorms;r norcb modepd apd
ri; large front porch; full bsmt. oil
h.-wh., attic; large fenced yard
Priced to sell at once. MI; Jarrett,
with r, g. DUNN, Ho. o7oo. Ewes
cGoGIoRED-FRANKLIN AND N. CAP
ITOL SITS. N.E.-Attractive 6-room
brick. 3 porches, full basement, built,
tR DOWN. TafAsJJA JAMES CARR, ST. 1881
c6ToREbEsEAToN 6TsSi Is: sIElToi p1.-1ovely 3.
bedrm. brick, nice cond,, exc. loca;
easy terms. W. CLIFFORD SHERT.
CoLORED@KiNGMAN PARK-oper
today 1-6 pm, sos 21st st. ne
is 2-family house with spacious
rms. 2 modern HOLLYWOOD baths
and 2 modern kit. COW. to every
thing. First floor vacant. MET:
Eo EEooPo6L4Ts ~ ISEA REALTY & INVESTMENT
coIoRED2oPEN SI h TO-DAY. 1-s PM
2O4 35th st. ne. Vacant. rms
and modern bath, gas heat. S75t
down; BalanGe less v than InvTsT rent
COLORED VET. N. ENGLEWOOD
Md;-Loyely pp9rewar sHn Sungi nj, On rg.s lge;
plus finished attic, hwd. floors, tile
bath. oil heat. Qualif1ed vet, ma!
purchase with $3.50 down and ap
prox. S65 mo-, including eyerythlneg
line; Call WA; 39oo I'll pm Pm
Bsltimore ave, Hyattsyille. Nd. WA WA
5000; once open daily and Sun
coLoRED9SR. 18th AND C SITS
n.e.-A modern brick home, arrange
appfoved rental; SiIsa99; coed M fSn1 hom
CoLoRED2 BRooKLAND -. ope1
Sunday. 2 to z, 1908 Perry st. ne.
dream house In a garden spot
>det. English brk.. rms: 2 baths
ample closet space, oil heat, ,fin,
porch. deep lot to paved alley
MR.. BENNETT. MA. 6341. RE. 2S6S
Evening star., 1950-07-23
rNTOpED

1924 A st. s.e.-This very fine home
is one of the best buys of the year
ear rms nres: ssmti oi,sq gas heat
critics in all sections of city; busi-
ness and residential. PUBLIC IN
VESTMENT CORP, DE. 1886 OF
Evening star., 1950-07-23
HURRY FOR THIS!

COLORED-7-RM. SEMIDET BRK
c.'r Conv. to sverythins, .oS shown sy go apt 5E1
211 14th st. s.e.. AT. 1883 after 6
CSoLoRED oNLY-s7,5oo; 2-bedrm
row house; stucco. 900 blk. 18th
cSi ST nHan s;si Ho; osoS S6g2, 6g2I,ocx p.ss y,
S.E.-S1, 900 down; 2-bedrm. brick,
storm windows and doors; air con-
ditioning; iron fence; terms. MRS
ARNETT, Ii. SOTO.
GOING TO KOREA.
Practically new semidet. home sac
riflced. Small down payment. As
sumo monthly notes. No additional
financing necessary; 3 bedrooms
bath, hardwood floors, automatic
gas heat. Open Sun. 2 to s pm. Call
OWNER, 10. 2-S034.
COLORED-12OO BLOCK PA. AVE.
S.E.-6-rm. and bath row brick
house; hot-water heat; excellent
cond.; 1st commercial. $4,000. Call
Mr.. Brown, HO. 404s, or THE JOL-
ISSAINT REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
1h14 9th st. NV. HUI. 5S22. "a
Evening star., 1950-07-23
COLORED
OPEN SUNDAY

A 3 TO s PM.
1884 South Carolina ave. s.e-Buy
See this Groom and bath semide-
tached brick home with ultra-mod-
ern kitchen today. Excellent cond
New oil furnace, hot-water heat
Easy terms.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th St NV DI 2246
Evening star., 1950-07-23

251 AnacoStia Ave. NE.
Facing the river. and the park on
3 bedrms., very modern, lee. front
porch. We also have other 3-bedrm.
houses and 2-bedrm. houses in this
River Terrace section, non-GI how
Langston Realty, TR. 1898
After hrs, call Mr.. Harris, TIA. 1910
Evening star., 1950-07-23
10 Michigan Ave. NE.

IS MlCnlgdN AVt. NE.
Opposite Soldiers Home Grounds
This 2O-ft. row brick. home is. in ex-
eeiIent condition; 8 large bedrooms
iiv, room, din. room, kit. full bsmt.,
oil h.-wh.; convenient, to Cathollc
University; transp. at the door.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
ROCKVILLE

905 Lewis ave-. Rock Crest, Rock
vile. Semibungalow. Vacant, Firs
room. dinette, all-elect. kitchen
stove and refrigerator; 2 bedrooms
each with closet; linen closet i
hall. Complete bath. Hardwoc
floors. Second floor, 1 large room
finished in knotty pine. Full base
ment, gas hot-water heat. laundr'
surrounded by beautiful cedars ant
other shrubs. Terms. $4,000 cash
balance financed. Open Sunday !;
to 3 pm. Call Mrs. Haggeman
Rockville 1859, or FRED B. CUSH-
MAN Realtor CJaitherSburR 29Q
Evening star., 1950-07-23
FOR SALE BY PECK
Open Sunday 2 to 6
NORTH WOODBRIDGE

NOHId WOODHIDIIE
1926 26th ST. NE.
Four-bedroom detached brick Living
spacious din. room, modern kitchen;
8 large bedrooms on End floor and 1
on 3rd floor. Knotty pine recreation
room and front porch auto. heat,
det gar. A lovely home. Excellent
condition.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING
10707 AMHERST AVE.

OFEN SAT. q SUN, 1-6 PM,
Beautiful, 2-story, brick Colonial, an
large, level corner lot. Three twin.
SIZE bedrooms, living room with fre.
p1ace' slde-screened porch, dining
basement. gas heat, Attached "a.
rage; owner leaving. priced riEht.
Dlrections: Ga. ave, extended. fiirm
right on plyers Mil I'd. / block, left
On amherst to property. WM. III.
2AONDERS CO., INC, DI, 1913
CONTINUED on Next Pago5
Evening star., 1950-07-23
ROCKVILLE
$1O.250

527 BEALL ST.
new frame Cape Cod T.
excellent cond. Liv.. rm., din. rm
kit. 2 bedrms. and bath on Is
floor. Expandable attic. Full bsmt
ecrean e aanajfTH am STGrm fsndIsS1 WdnaoSs1 1n
IT'S feet deep. Assume lge. CT loan
S6S per mo. min. cash.
OPEN 2-6
To reach: Out Wis. ave. to Rockville
continue straight ahead at light
Montgomery ave. approx. blks. 4
Laird St., right 2 blks.. bear left
Lynch, 1 blk. left on Beall t..
EARL T. WRIGHT.
WI. 5000; Ewes, WI, 6344.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
COLORED
5000 17th ST. NE.

BROOKLAND
Det. corner. remodeled with Bricktex;
lge. lot with shrubbery, lge. front
porch; house is in excel. cond. This
Is an opportunity to purchase an
attract. 6-rm.. det. cor. in Brookland
at an exceptionally low price. In
quire at open house, 1903 Irving st.
Langston Realty, TR. 1898
After hrs. call Mr.. Luck, GE. 34s4,
or Mr.. Harris. IA. 101O.
Evening star., 1950-07-23

$19,950, Hillcrest Rambler
New rambler in best section of Hill
crest. Living room with fireplace
rooms and bath, full basement, ga
rage and porch. To inspect call Mr..
Ruark, VI. 642S, with BETHEL,
DI, 3l00. -23
Evening star., 1950-07-23
MICHIGAN PARK

WOODBRIDGE GARDENS
4OO7 18th st. NE.
An individual home of distinction
situated in one of the finest ne; resi-
idential sections. Detached orlcK
place, spacious din. room and kit.
8 tiled baths and 3 lovely bedroomi
on 2nd floor. Recreation room witt
fireplace, det. gar; newly decorated
Evening star., 1950-07-23
S9.5OC
OPEN TODAY

1917 RANDOLPH ST. NE.
Prewar brick, Woodbridge Gardens;
bedrms, 2 baths, finished 3rd a.:
beautiful Handicapped lawn, gear ga
rage; rec. rm., bar and workshop.
Excel. financing. S21,95O. Open
Sat. and Sun, 1 to 6 pm. WALTERS
d WARFIELD, OK. 2466; ewes, EN-.
1884. -23
Evening star., 1950-07-23
DON'T READ THIS


DON'T READ THIS
Unless you seek beautiful, all-brick,
3 or 4.bedrm.,. less than year old
home with gas heat, spacious white
walled, daylight bsmt. large enough
Tor an extra apt. or adaptable to
the man with a hobby. Walk-out
entry to concrete driveway. Looked
for features include dbl. sink,
Magic Chef range, Bendix washer,
wood-burning firepl., real colored
tile bath, Venetian blinds, best hard
wood floors, entry chimes with Tele-
chron clock, insulation, weather
stripping. This home has high eleva
ton, large lot. Only 5-min. walk
from the new S2h-million high
school and approx. the same dis
tance grammar school and transp.
Easy mo. payments with substantial
cash. Open house, SUM-, 10 pm.
1902 1911 60th ave-, North Ingle-
wood. For directions, MR.. DICKEY
WA 11RR 81
Evening star., 1950-07-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
CoLoRED--ECKINGToN
MONEY-MAKER
$3.50 DOWN

owners have bought in the country
and are selling their city home which
has paid for itself with q $500
monthly ineSme; 2 kits; plus 9 other
HAN, LU. 4-2454. cox & CO,
Evening star., 1950-07-23
WISE DOLLARS

w 1OC OOLLA1O
Less Than 7 Times Rental
Lovely garden-type, 4-family brick
bldg, 10 yrs. old; will yield after
expenses approx. $1,000 net per yr
plus paying of bldg. on $1,000 In
vested. Located in beautiful Suit
land Manor 20 minis. from down
town with excel. bus service. shop
ping ctr. and schools. This is the
best hedge against imitation We
know Of. To see is to buy it. Wont
last long, SO phone Immediately fol
details. Call Mr., McGinniss, MA,
5005:- ewes. TU. 23S8.
Frederick w. Berens Sales
1920 K st. NV. --23
$1,000 Down or Best offer
8 lge. rms. full bsmt:: frame home
tol Heights. Md.
5-rm. frame. no bath. plenty oi
ground. fioored attic. conv. to stores
and schools. So. 500 cash. BUSADA
REALTY, 4415 Southern ave- s.e.
10. 9-S500. pa
Evening star., 1950-07-23
COLORED-N.E.
BUNGALOW

Country, and city combined-Lge
porches, dishwasher. washing ma.
chimes, SIT. refgr.; S75 mo. Sub
stantial down pymt. Call Mrs,
Redfield RE ohS5 with roy q, 90
Evening star., 1950-07-23
L9 QUINCY PLACE NE

Colored A beautiful home with
brownstone, front, in a very good
location; 8 large rms. and bath
and a beautiful rec. rm.; near shop
ping, schools and transp.; look over
and make offer. Exclusive with
GOODMAN. Ia. $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-07-23

1911 NJ ST. NE.
Open Sun, 2 to 6 Pm.
Only $4,000 Cash Required
LangSton Realty, TR. 1898
After hrs, call Mr.. Luck, GE, 34S4
or Mr.. Harris. IA. 1910.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Colored-GI
RIVER TERRACE

Now, before it is too late-5-rm.
modern brick, 10, yrs. old. with
bsmt.; SO. 500: 109s down payment.
SHEEHAN, Lu. 4-2454. COX g. CO.,
RE. 1893.
Evening star., 1950-03-09
d. {. Man Wins Divorce
On Kick in Mouth Charqe

A middle-aged couple was di-
vorced yesterday in District Court
on the husbands charge that his
spouse once kicked him in the
mouth.
Joseph M. Morgan, of 1850
Church street NV, gave this tes-
timony against his wife, Marjorie,
who did not appear in court to
contest the cruelty -desertion suit.
The wife repeatedly lives at 14O7
North Utah street, Arlington.
Mr.. Morgan testified that, some
time prior to Mrs. Morgan's al
legged desertion in 1916, he once
was seated in chair during an
argument with her. She unex-
pectedly approached him, he said,
and booted him In the mouth,
splitting his lip.
Earlier, she had thrown a paper
weight, "and lot of other things" !"
at him.
Mr.. Morgan added that, since
the separation, his weight rose
from 135 to 165 pounds. Mr..
Morgan was represented by Attor-
ney John Alexander.
Evening star., 1950-03-09
After

COPYRIGHT Topps Duo
Scores at Embassy Room
By Harry Macarthur,

for the Blue Room regulars (and
non-regulars, too, for that mat
teri in the person of a juggler
named Bella Kremo. If you have
about reached the point where
you don't want to watch any more
jugglers it will be wise to post
pone that decision until after you
have seen Mr.. Kremo. He's one
of the finest practitioners of his
trade to turn up on any stage
around here in years. He has a
bit of business with a handful
of hats that is among the quick
est and deftest juggling you ever
saw.
The Blue Room also has a pair
of the more popular dancers to
make the town a frequent stop,
Manor and Mignon. Their ball
room routines are performed with
grace and they never annoy by
taking themselves too seriously.
Their imitation of the style of
George M. Cohan is still in the
Manor and Mignon act, too, and
continues to be one of its high
points.
Singer Betty Barens also is back
in the Blue Room to round out
the entertainment, a chore for
which she is eminently qualified.
X y X X
The Blue Room engagement of
Manor and Mignon, incidently
made it possible for them to cross
paths on the road for the first
time with Mario and Floria, who
were playing the Capitol last
week. This was a noteworthy
family event, inasmuch as Manor
and Mario are brothers.
Evening star., 1950-03-09
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON,
Auctioneers-Appraisers

iHs.a BAR AND kTTcHEM sna n FuRNIsHINds N5RNn ihSS
AND EQUIPMENT CONTAINED IN
NO. 1915 9 STREET NV, ALSO
ALL INTEREST IN LEASEHOLD OF
THAT PoRTION OF THE PREMISES
cospoRarIoH sY p TS sogHAu s5SIAusANT sAiM
ROOM. IiccENsEs fssUED & B By The The
ALCOHOL BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF
BY virtue Of a ehattsl deed Of trust
ct sea-, one Of the Land Records Of
the District OF Columbia, and at the
request Of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will sell
by public auction within the above
premises on TUESDAY, MARCH Il.
asse a0sa @Glocf therein Aa
consisting in part Of: Tables, chairs,
broiler, sinks and drain boards,
steam and chefs tables, Grease trap,
meat block. pan rack, dish washing
and :s4y,e. PAIRING rnnt.I macninss hines
stand. service and BACK back bars. a: rossta e
master, exhaust fans, cash register,
electric meat grinder, scales, adding
machine, desk, safe. typewriter,
once chairs, check writer, time
clock. draperies, carpets. erockery,
:nppIi.sl slsssEsre' .td' plated table f'asvsfs'
NOTE: Transfer Of Alcohol Beverage
License subject to the approval OF
the Alcohol Beverage Control Board.
TERMS: Subject to, . prior Chattel
Deed Of Trust in the sum OF
SS.750.0O payable $4,000 per
month plus interest at go for
twelve months from December is,
1910, balance payable $500. 90 per
month plus interest at 81 until
paid. Over. and above said trust,
Cash. For further particulars, apply
to the underlined.
SAMUEL b. BLOCK,
Clifford ADLER,
ANDREW D. vozxoI.As,
ATTORNEY for Party Secured.
Colorado Building.
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