davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Swimmers Set 7 D. &. Records
As AAUOutdoor Season Ends

The women's 200 freestyle re-
lay standard fell by the greatest
margin when the Ambassador
quartet of Ann Quackenbush.
Mary Freeman, Ellen Oberti and
Barbara Hobelmann won in 2:01.4
to lop 40 seconds off Takoma's
mark made last year.
Dick Twining, unattached, was
the only dual winner in the mems
division. After taking the century
freestyle handily. the former Uni
versity of North Carolina star won
the 100 backstroke in the new
record time of 1:078.
Barry Wall Sets Record.
Former st. Johns ace, Barry
Wall, set another record in win
ming the 220 breaststroke in 3:12.4,
slashing 3 seconds off Mark
Couhglin's time made in 1948.
Ambassador mems 400 freestyle
relay completed the record assault
in the nightcap event with a 1898
victory.
In junior events, Tim Jecko
and Wanda Werner, both of AM
bassador. won the 50-yard breast
stroke races for boys and girls of
IL years of age and under.
The season closed with AM
bassador winning both the mems
and women's outdoor team titles.
The downtown men topped Ia
koma Park, closest rival, 1854,
while the girls squad finished
ahead of Takoma, 77-41.
In a special exhibition, 5-year-t
old Myra Michaels, daughter of
Corpl. Charles Michaels, coach of
the Military District of Washing
ton team. displayed near-perfect
form in negotiating the 100-yard
backstroke in 8 minutes, to clip
a dozen seconds off her best time
last year.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Record 1856 10 Start
In D. {. Junior Open
Golf Tomorrow

A record field of 1856 players
will tee OF tomorrow at George
town Prep in the fourth annual
District Junior Match Play Open
Golf Championship, last event on
the junior golf schedule and the
only tournament open to players
20 years of age and under.
A new champion will be crowned
as the former titleholders, Bubby
Worsham of Wake Forest, Alan
Weisberg OF Georgetown and Jay
Wolf Of Boston University all are
over the age limit.
The event will be more than
a District area tournament this
year. as players include Ellsworth
Franklin, low sectional qualifier
in the USGA Junior from Dahl
gren, Va, and two University Of
Delaware students, Ronald Wat
son and Jerry Eisenman Of
Wilmington.
Pairings and starting times,
announced by Frank Emmett,
director Of District junior golf:
No. Tee.
s;12. Jack Hunter. Gene Msttison.
Ferren, Melvin Mackier; s:S4. Jimmie
Shoris, Everett johnson. John Keresztesy.
Gerald dre,ao ssq sr,G Shssk De
liams
Joe Sears aedSy PPsaEn PasE.1 Tssry m Huatsr
Ehlert. Marc Leventhai. Mike Brown. Tom Tom
psiy; neg; IL $50, Roseg Gambatsse, Richard
gs!' Sa2py SSs2fi 'ss ssp1g a FSSil Nss
o'connoT. James Barrett; oaso s:4s. nfI1sS rTed
Joseph De Poma: s:sl. view Melvin "11HSGd ArnolS.
Charles 1relan, Arthur Dubit, Ray Law.
9:o6, Lewis Goldberg, Bill McFerren,
RondG5ph; Ron p51s,d! Jay ,AsndsTson; Mark spies
Schwartz. john wiliiamsi, Larry speiimsn Ga5ssr
Bruce Kannee; $50. Wayne Rinict. ; Peter
s:se~Jsy Hersesman. Soia MicEsS ssSlt!i croee I'd
ppietcneTs KutuS Coldwen. 9:4S-John
beach, frankie Boyle, Jimmy Peake 9:54
-Eyy Gee; Gee, BUDDY Six, steve Foltz: 1890
l p.m;-Jan Janowski, David Weinberg,
Hush Haynsworth. Hank Ford. l:0e-
2sEd 1:12-Ed cofiman, Denny Folken, Leo
SuliinaEs i;16-,John stehman. Jim
John Eisinger. Paul McMahon. Jules Dubit.
Sin ,Wilbourne. 1;3OEcraig Wilton, Perky
1;36-BiI Black, Harry Now, Henry
Kerfoot. 1:42-Kay Fletcher George
HIaguely Hush Reed. Jerry Eisenman:
Wolfe. 1:54--Bill Ball Bob Wolfe. Rich
ard GILL;, Ellsworth Franklin. ,2-John
Parsons, Lee Edwards, Bob Redick. 2:06
Carlton Kraft Jimmie Hood. Bob Rose.
1sMDayid Fletcher, Buddy smith shell
ly Blitz, Jack Furey. 2:24-John Pear
son. Lee L. Plein. Marvin sugar.
2:3o-Willie Beach, Wally Beasley, Don
pedrick; 2:3s-Tom Clark; Bob Dsdrick.
insston., Hugh McLaushlin. Gary Robin
son, Irving Salamy. 2:4S-Stanley MouseI.
Ronald Watson, Dick Foster, 2;54-Bob
Booth, Bob Feagans, Jimmie Clark.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
County Softly Final Guined

Latimer Contractors will meet
Myron-Cowell for the Montgom-
cry County Softball League
championship tomorrow afternoon
at Meadowbrook. Ross Peavy
threw a four-hitter at Flood Pom
tiac yesterday to win, TO, at
Meadowbrook and put the Con-
tractors in the finals.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Milligon, Ex-Pitt Coach,
Joins Trojun Stoff
BY the Assoeiaied Press

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 29.-Wal-
ter S. Mike Milligan, former
University Of Pittsburgh head
coach. has been named assistant
grid coach at the University of
Southern California.
Trojan Athletic Director Willis
o. Hunter yesterday said Milligan,
who quit Pittsburgh last year after
three seasons at the helm, would
assist Head Coach JEFF Cravath
with the line and defensive pat
terms.
Evening star., 1950-08-29

complete line of these lures in
stock.
If you would like to build your
own Glass Fibre Rod we now
have in stock all the necessary
parts. We carry the famous Con-
Dion Fibre Glass Rod blanks and
handles, foregrips (both in wood
or cork) and guides and tops to
match at greatly reduced prices.
We will be glad to help you.
That's Mills Co., 9th and e Sts.
NV. "Sportsman'S Paradise"
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Will Compete at Toronto

The LeDroit Park Falcons track
team will compete in a meet Sat-
urday and Monday at Toronto,
Canada, it was announced today.
Among the men making the trip
will be Joe Walker, Henry De
Graffried and James Baucom.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Totals 80 e24 IL

Totals 80 924 12 Totals 80 927 13
sFouled out for Candini In eishth.
SWalked for Heintzeiman In ninth.
IRAN for Goliat in ninth.
ARAn Tor Lopata in ninth.
titled out for Serena In seventh.
Philadelphia OIL 100 O02-5
Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 010 102 3ox-7
Runs-Ennis, Hammer (2), Seminick, Sim
mons, Borkowski. Cavarretta (2), sauer 81
Teswiliiger. Errors-None, Runs batted in
go, Sauer (4), Ashburn, Ham
nsr, Terwilliger. smalley (2l. Two-base
hlts-seminick. Pafko. smalley. Hammer.
sauer 60. Terwilliger.. seminick. sacri-
nee"Jones. Double play--Terwilliger to
PhlIsdslphia. 8; Chicago. g. bases On balls
dini, J.: OF Heintzelman. /; OF Wander
Nicer. 2: Struck out-.By Leonard. 2; BY
6h innings: OF Candini, in q in
ming; on Heintzelman, 0 in inning: OF
Leonard. in S3s innings; of Wander Nicer,
In inning. Hit by pitcher-By Leon
ero tEnnisl: Winning pitcher-Leonard
M-D. Losing pitcher-Simmons (16-S).
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Weekend Golfer Tops BrowneII
Again, Beats 81 Pros in Pro-Am

mac spring match play tourna-
ment and runnerup in the recent
Tomlin Memorial match play
event, is weekend golfer. He
never has had a SO before in medal
play competition, but yesterday
he didn't make any mistakes and
he handled a hot putter.
His SO tied the score shot in the
same tournament last year by
Charley Bassler. the Rolling Road
pro who holds all the City and
State open titles. Bassler had 73
yesterday, l over par.
Gibson. the days big winner by
taking pro-am and pro sweeps
honors, topped the pros with his
2-under regulation 10. He fell
behind King on the last hole when
his amateur partner dropped a
short birdie putt.
Amateurs i'm Fine Form.
The amateur scoring was ex-
cellent with King at 50: Brownell,
10, and Ed Semmler at par u,
a stroke better than Frank Mall
ley. the ex-hockey player. and Pat
MARITIME, with TBS. Amateur net
winners were Wayne MCGEE OF
Bethesda with 83-17-66; Bill
Leapley of Rock Greek, 74-6-68:
Paul Nicholson, 1886, and
Russell Smith. 80-12-68.
The pros skip next week be-
cause of Labor Day, but resume
action on their busy schedule
September II with Diffenbaugh
host at Kenwood.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Cards, ;; Dodgers |

IotaIS 81 z II T0tAlS " 8 II II
walked for Morgan in 7th
fStruck out for Roe in 7th.
SStruck out for Branca in 9th.
Brooklyn - 900 900 01O--1
Runs-Snider, Glaviano, Musial, D. Rice.
Runs batted IND. Rice. Glaviano. Musial,
Robinson. Two-base hits-Snider (2)
Cox. Home runs-D. Rice Glaviano, Mus
son. Left on bases-Brooklyn, s; st. Louis,
2. Bases on balls-Of Staley, f. Struck
out-By Roe. 4; by Branca. /; by Staley.
Sranca. IN Is inn,nss IN winnina hn"gS pitehsl S9
-Staley (11-10. Losing pitcher-Roe
t17-s). Time-2:O0. Attendance-21.3 .3s3
(pa,d).
Evening star., 1950-08-29
As a.; Tigers, 3

Fain, Valo. Hitchcock Errors-Fain, New
houser: Runs batted in--Valo. wahl, Chap
man (2l, Priddy. Groth. Two-base hits
Hitchcock. Home runs-Valo. swift,
Groth Double plays-Shantz to Hitchcock
to Fain; Lipon to Pr1ddy to HOLLOWAY
Bases on balls-On Shantz. / on New
houser. /; OF Stuart, l. Strikeouts-By
Shantz. 8; by Newhouser, 9. Hits-Off
Newhouser, 2 in innings: OF Stuart O in
I inning. Balk-Shantz WHINING
pitcher-Shantz (7-1O).. Losing pitcher
Newhouser 01-9. arg.
Time-1:50.
Evening star., 1950-08-29

Five years ago-the Green
Bay Packers defeated the Col
lege All Stars. 1877, before 92,-
600 at Chicago.
Evening star., 1950-08-29

I5truck out Tor OstrowSki In 7th.
Topped up for PAGE in 9th
CHICAGO 100 $50 OOO- 6
New York -----------100 ITO O1O-
Runs-Fox, Robinson t2), Zernial, Rick
srt, Carrasouel. Woodling (2), DiMaggio,
Berra. Error-Berra. Runs batted dn-Car-
resquel. Philley, Scarborough, Zernial (2),
DiMaggio (2). Coleman, Berra. Two-base
hits-Zernial. Philley. Three-base hit
DiMaggio. Home run-Zernial Stolen base
Heinrich. Left on bases-Chicago, 8; New
York: s. Bases on bslls-on Scarborough,
3; on Sanford, 4; OF Ostrowski, 2. Struck
by, ostrowski. l. Hits-on Sanford. ) in
3.S innings; OF Ostrowski, s in 3A in
ninss: on Page, l in 9 innings. winner
Scarborough 12-14. Loser - Sanford
t5-D. Time-2:15. Attendance-9,7 7BO.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
ADVERTISEMENT
TACKLE FISHING
ky "Salty" Mil[s

The Blues are hitting pretty good
along the Bay. The New Fire
Lure Bucktail in Nylon and Polar
Bear is the hottest lure ever de-
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Amateurs in Fine Form.
Pro sweepstakes scores:

44O oWCCPoGdhCS SCUEcS.
Andy Gibson. c. c. Of Maryland 70
Ireder- East Potomac mac------- II
Al Houghton, Prince Georges II
Buck Worsham, Congressioial- ~
Arthur Jones, Baltimore 72
Bob Hopkins. East Potomac 72
John Musser. All View 72
Charles Buck. Belle Haven ~
George Dtffenbaugh. Kenwood - ~
Charles BaSsler. Rolling Road ~ T:'
Harry Griesmer, Bethesda c. c.. T3
Bobby Bowers. Indian Spring "a
Al Jamison Quantico ----- rs
Boots Widener. Fort Meade e rs
Mel Shorey, Indian Spring - T6
Frank Tenney. Forest Park - "a
Frank Cronin. U. of Maryland "a
Roger Peacock, Sligo Park - ~
Walter Romans, Baltimore c. c.. II
Hugh Mcclellan. Army Chemical c.. ~
Ken Graham. Fort Du Pont - rs
Ward Burgess, Chevy Chase - 78|
Bill Downing. Bethesda Medical 70
Bul Crabbe. Rock Greek - 70
T. j. Gibraski East Potomac 79
Charles Herring, Hillendale 80
Jerry Long. Rock Creek so
Henry Burch, Columbia ----- so
Al Brown, East Potomac 81
Al Price Argle - -no no card
Bob Grove, Frederick no card
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Reds, 3; Giants, z
Totals Al s2613 Totals al IN OF ,

Totals 81 s26 IS Totals "a 10 27 q
TWO out when winning run scored.
NeW YORK ----------- o02 600 000-2
cincinnati ----------- 100 900 1913
Runs-Stanky, Lockman. Adams, STALL
in-Thompson, Dark Adams, Wyrostek.
Howell. Two-Base hits-Thomson. Thomp-
son. Home Runs-Howell Sacrifice
Howell. Double plays-Stanky, Dark and
Gilbert; Kluszewsh and Stallcup; stall
up Adams and Kluszewski Left on
Bsse---New York z, Cincinnati 6. Bases
OF balls-Blackwell 3. Struck out-Kosio
2, Blackwell 4. Winning pitcher-Black-
wei, G3-13o. Losing pitcher-Koslo I2-
12). Time-2:02. 547.
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'Called out on strikes for Kennedy in
Popped cut for Littlefeid in 4th.
Boston -------------- Dol s02 04x--15
Runs---.Mitcheli a., Avila Dolby t2l;
Maggie t2), Pesky (2). Goodman l2). voll-
mer, Dropo (2), Doerr, Zarilla (2), Rosar
t2), Nixon. Errors-Di Magic, Goodman,
Boone (2). Hegan. vollmer. Pesky. Runs
batted in-Easter t3), Rosen go. Boone
1s!. pesky volimer. DoerT: TXo-ssse hits
Lemon. Boone Avila. Mitchell. Goodman
CD. Three-base hits-Di Maggio CD.
Drop0. Home run--Zariiia. Stolen base
Mitchell. Double play-Rosen to Avila to
Easter. Left on bases-Cleyeland. IL; Bos.
ton, q. Bases on balls-On Lemon. 4; OF
Feller. 3: of McDermott. 2; of MCDONALD,
2: OF Nixon. 1: Struck ont---By Lemon, /:
2; by Nixon. I. by Kinder. 1. Hits-On
Feller.. 3 in "a innings: OF. Gromek. 2 in
y inning; of McDermott, l in / u innings;
on Mcdonald. 6 In IA innings: on Little
fleld. 4 in IN innings: OF NIXON, 4 IN
"a innings: OF Kinder. o in 7s inning.
lit by pitcher-By McDermott (MitcheiO.
Winning pitcher--Nixon f6-2l Losing
90S
Evening star., 1950-08-29

viSed for Rock
as W ell a S
Blues. The new
Fire Lure, ac-
cording to re-
cent research,
Is 600 to 800 %
m ore visable.
Prop er size
hooks obtain
able in colors
y e l 10 W q n q
White and yel-
low and yellow.
We are now
Evening star., 1950-08-29

HEINRICH BACK ON JOB-TOmmy Heinrich (15)
to his position Yankees yesterday
double play in sixth inning Yankee White
York Second Baseman Gerry Coleman umbes Nelson
Fox of the White Sox he throws Heinrich The started
when Floyd Baker grounded Bobby Brown third
tossed to Coleman and the relay first Baker STEP
John Stevens the umpire Heinrich
Di Maggie each got two of the Yankees hits Chicago
GA. -AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1950-08-29

sisIsr Hamner aoIst. % Mard saner ,Ss FARO PafEo
l2), Serena. Errors-Schmitz (2l. Jones'
Waitkns, Klippstein. Runs batted. in
Jones. Ennis l2l, Seminick lO. Ashburn.
Serena t2l, PATIO CD. sislsr: Hammer.
base hit-Seminick. Home runs-Ennis
Serena. Pafko. Stolen base-.!Ashburn.
Ward walker to Serena to ward Goliat
to Hammer to Watkins 60. Hammer to
Goliat to Watkins f2). Watkins To Hammer
to konstanty. Left on bases-PhIladelphia
s; Chicago. 4. Bases on baIls-on Schmitz
9: of: Never 8: Struck out-By Schmitz.
3; ,y Meyer. 4; by Klippstein. 4. Hits-On
Schmitz, & in innings: of Klippstein. s
in innings: OF Meyer. q in 51s innings:
of Konstanty. 4 in 33s innings. Wild
pitch-SchmitZ. Meyer. Balk-Schmitz
Winning pitcher-Konstantv Io-4A LOS
ing Observation-Disclosures 1-S). Time-2:30.
Attendance-197 756 tactuaD.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Major League Box Scores
YESTERDAYS GAMES
led Sox, IS; Lndions, IA Cubs. IS; Phis, So

Totals Al "a Totals 80 Is 27 IA
sCalled out on strikes for Kennedy in
Evening star., 1950-08-29

Totals 142715 Totals SO 10 27 IA
walked for Schmitz in 5th.
IRAN for Northey in 6th.
IRAN for Ward in 7th.
IRAN for Walker In 9th.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
White Sox, 6; Yankees, 4

Totals 35 927 10 Totals SO 6 81 10
sFlied- out for Coleman in 9th.
fStruck out for Ostrowski in 7th,
Ca nn- MT
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-29
P~TA MEMBERS FRET OVER
 TOP-HEAVY BANK BALANCE

The best method of spending the S392.26 banked in the name of the Parent Teachers Associa- tion of Palmer was the principal order of business at last week. s first meeting of the new year. AL though members still had $392.26 in the treasury at the close of the meeting, these were suggested as priority items for purchase, in or der to reduce that sum:
 l. New band instruments (either trumpets or clarinets are needed. according to music in structor Paul Bushong).
 2. New playground equip ment.
 3. A roller skating floor and roller skates.
 4. Floodlights for the east and west entrances 10 the GYmna- sium.
 5. New windowpanes for the Gymnasium entrance.
 Mrs. Charles Wilson announced the urgent need of more Girl Scout leaders here. She said that an additional Girl Scout troop is to be formed next month, and there is already a critical short age of leaders for existing troops.
 Superintendent William T. Zah- radnicek explained several traf- fic regulations which will be en- forced at Palmer School this year. Most important is the rule that bars all vehicles from driving on the school grounds, when buses
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-29
Juneou Breaks Ground For S124,0OO Library

Ground was turned for Juneau's new public library, in special ceremonies held at the capital city last week. The completed building is to cost $124,OO0. Citi- zens of Juneau, through subscrip- tions and pledges, raised the $72,- 900 necessary to begin work on the new building.
 The remainder of the building costs will be financed through the Alaska Public Works Act.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-29
Lutheran Dinner. Bozoar
 To Be Held November Z

The annual fall dinner and bazaar, presented each year by members of the Ladies Aid of St. Johns Lutheran Church, will be held on Nov. 2 this year, Mrs. Alava Roetman announced this week. Dinner will be served in the basement at St. Johns be- tween the hours of five and eight pm.
 Dinner committees will be named at next weeks regular meeting of the Lutheran Aid. More specific plans will be an- nounced in the next week or two, Mrs. Roetman promised.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-29

are either loading or unloading riders in the morning or after noon.
 The superintendent further re- minded all drivers that the law requires that vehicles stop when a school bus stops, to remain halt ed until the school bus is in mo- tion again. This regulation ap- plies to traffic travelling both ways along the roads.
 The meeting concluded with the introduction of the teachers of Palmer School. A reception and social hour followed the for nal business meeting.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this opportunS ity to express our gratitude to those friends and neighbors we have been unable to thank per sonally. We deeply appreciate their efforts to help us save our business in last weeks fire. Again we say thank you" to all who helped us in our hour of need.
 (Signed
 AL AND ETHEL KING,
 Palmer Automotive Service
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-29
Kings Lake Members
 To Meet Oct. 3

Date of the annual Kings Lake membership meeting is approach ing, Rev. Victor Alfsen reminded Valley members this week. The yearly meeting will be held on Oct. 3 at eight o'clock in the eve ming at Palmer's United Protes- tant Church.
 The camping season just ended will be reviewed, and policies for next years camp will be dis cussed, Reverend Alfsen said.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-29

their home MT. Morgan remains in Palmer for a time, but will join his family Outside later this winter.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-29
GO TO COLORADO

Mrs. James Morgan and daugh- ter left the Valley last week for Colorado, where they will make
Evening star., 1950-05-11
ON SALE FRIDAY 80 ANL Al SALES FINAL
SORRY. No NAII, PHONE oR CO. ORDERS
$50 Prs. Orig. 295 to 9.95
CURTAINS
49, to 3'' pr.

Discontinued styles Of ottroctWe curtons Wide
choice as to style, length. width and color. Shop
early for best choice.
LANSBURGHS-Curt Floor
Evening star., 1950-05-11
Cub Scout Day Set
For Muy 20 at Airport

Cub Scout day will be celebrated
on May 20 at the National Airport.
The airport management, in CO.
operation with the Airport Club
representing all scheduled air.
lines operating into Washington,
will provide guided tours of the
terminal for Cub Scout groups In
the Washington area.
/ May has been set aside on the
Cub Scout calendar as Air Fun
Month
Evening star., 1950-05-11

day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Chester Porter. 90. 1921 Kane pl. ne, anc
Geraldine Jackson, is, I113 49th st
Norman Dissin. 80. eo1s Massachusetts
500 jefferson st. NV,
| Robert Jones ~, % sas Barry Bar pl: nv; v;
Charles Allen, 3s, 1909 Fitch pl. ne. ant
Jane Branch. s4 sa sl3 44.s D. St ne;
and MariIyn solomon, 10. colmal
Jessie HolRss, So IS " n st. s.w.; and
Sidney wolfe, IS. 1915 Varnum St. NV,
and Minded warheid. "a. Silver Spring
willie Wilson, 81, 1893 6th st. NV, and
Juliet Embrae. 90. 43s Rhode Island
Peter ciary. 43. 45o5 srd st. Sc, and
Ra aiph % RUBEN, SsiDf "a a. 2iexandris' a Va. and
Dorothy .Kimmelblatt, 49, 1893 Orchid
Frank Russell III, %. 1147 44th pl. Sc,
and Darlene smirl, 90. Decoran, Iowa;
Constance Perry, "A, 54os Nash St
Kenneth .westray, "a, 1925 East Capitol
ST. and Jean Hughes, 81. 1435 st. ne
Peter Moore. 90, Anacostia Naval All
Station, and Ida Burch, Is, 2415 Ala
ban1a ave. Sc.
John Dobbins. so. 1911 10th St NV. and
Frances Gallman, AZ, 1922 Vernon st
NV.
James Bowman. As, a545 18th st. NV.
and Irene Harley, 80. 602 18th st. NV
Howard Stewart, %, 1S41 Columbia rd
NV, and Betty Jackson, %, 10S Rit-
tenhouse st. NV.
Myer Stolar, 3S, 2913 M st. NV, and
Elinor Bers, "a, $500 Nevada ave. NV
~ - =
josephine Miller. 22,, 1887 Blaine est st. ne e.
James Van Story, jr., 81. 1909 Riggs pl.
NV. and Mary Calvo. 25, 1890 Massa-
chusetts ave. NV
Earnest Hartwell 36 Jamaica. NY. and
Florence Wharton, 33, 2715 P st. NV.
John Stanley, 81, 1926 NJ ST., NV, and
Cleveland Eimore. "a 81. and and Laura a 81. airing rms
ton. "a both of 6l4 T st. NV
Wilbert Morris, 90 634 B st. Sc, and
Elaine Prather, 20, Laytonsville, Nd.
Evening star., 1950-05-11
Births
(By the D. c. Bureau of vital statistics.

(By the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
genn sd srd ans s.tEs Ksth5gn s9s.I Black SdS boy
Georse and and Eva Esaens sreTn' SHso' boy oS''
Hugh and Mildred Dievendorf, boy
Melvin and Elizabeth Kent, boy.
Richard az and mild Mildred I Ikansiey' boy.
Sidney M and Edna Phifer. boy. wv
Kenneth and Waunetta Rhodes, boy.
Cyril and Anna, Richards. boy.
Leon and cleo Aiaoglu, girl.
Donald and Betty Bernst, girl,
Charles and w Dorothy @ '1soai coPbin, girl girl.
Frank and Miriam Davis: boy and girl.
g Ragmond and ana Gr1'fG An1 Heronimus nh srl fti
}acoh Ho1l.na and eileen HiEssh girl,
John and Cecilia Parker, girl
Oscar and Louise Humphrey, girl.
Walter and Elizabeth School, girl.
Turner and Jean. Williams, girl
Roosevelt and Gladys Asnew, boy.
Theodore Theodore and and borctfT ie S0Iii lilly. boy.
| James and Mildred Lucas, boy.
Ben and Willie Malcolm, boy.
Flroy and Vashti MouZon, boy.
Eddie and May Saunders, boy.
| James and Ross Smith, boy.
OzZie and Louise Turner, boy.
James and Constance Wallace, boy.
James and Viola Butler, girl.
Willie and Helen Donovan, girl.
| Charles and Patricia GarriS, girl.
Robert and Leona Head, girl.
Bernard and Mary Henderson, girl.
| Columbus and Georgia Mack, girl.
Rodney and Dolores Mitchell, girl.
Shedrick and Louise Powell, girl.
Merritt and Isabella Reeves, girl.
Calvin and Willie Smittie. girl
| Jack and Lucy Taylor, girl.
| Marshall and Sarah Turner, girl.
Leslie and Maude Young. girl.
Evening star., 1950-05-11
CLEARANCE OF APPLIANCES
TELEWSION GREATLY REDUCED
All feleviSion plus federal tar and
parts iC0rranfy.

AH feteVfS0n Plus tederat tar and
parts ,Carranfy.
Orig NOW
2 Video le" Tube Tobe Model Tele-
vision. Mahogany veneered cobinet;
le49 Model Vs--------- 1885 zos.s5
2 Video | 6" Tube Console Model Tele-
vision. Mahogany veneered cobnet
with doors; l949 Model VS. l66---5lee5 1895
z Video s" Tube Console Model Tele-
vision. Mahogany Veneered cobnet
! RCA Victor o" Tube Toble Tele-
Model 81 256---~----s---.-229 80 1885 1925
! Admiral 10" Tube ConsoIette TeIe-
vision. Walnut veneered cobnet
le49 Model "a A us 24oo IS 1925
! Emerson 10" Tube TobIe Model TEL
evson with built-i eectronc en-
oreer; 1850 Model 648 1895 i34s5
] MotoroIo SA" Tube Tobe Model
TeIevision. Mahogany veneered cob
met; lo4e Model 9 VII -l4eo5 1925
| TeIevision Tobe with shelf Mo-
hooony veneered 2Ox26" top 1895 1925
] Television Stond. Universal type
fits oil models up to 22x27" 1895 1898
! LINED Ook Television TobIe; l7xlo"
top 24.05 l7.4S
Mahogany Veneered Television stond,
l7hxlo" top 1898 1895
lO Plastic Teevison Enoreers in wood
fromes. Less than u price 1895 500
LANSBURGHS-Ma5or Appliance Store l1S Sepenth
Street NV. (Entrace on Seventh Street or THROUGH
ATchtpdN In Main Building.)