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OFFICES 9 STUDIOS FOR RENT
OFFICE Or STUDIO, corner Ga. ana
New Hampshire ayes, n.w.i. l rm.,
dinette. Kit. and bath; will repair
oFficE izsi csil aNp ~ srosS Sssei Room, 1o5 % E
utor. plumber or electrician. Get
key at 5l6 End st. NV. McCREA
EQUIPMENT CO., 616 End st. NV.
BEzuTiFG1-Large KA1 ifTti rm.. modern S
suite suite near Ssr stassr cir GGnd sle
1419 190 X is.e 81 S.wMchoiee r. nw .ir-coolsd 1S
rm;: rent $50 mo. BOSS 4
16i9 eHFIHs I$th INe ST. nv Nwss5 ii nT AND us
yenient location. For further in
soi Z q ssil KAY REALTY SSAes Co. Ss;.. fSe..
1Sts 81 .iSo' AND PA. AVE. NV, cas- Pa.
ave.-Desirable ofices, good loca-
ton; reasonable. Apply $40 F st.
9th AND i' + SIS NV. Atlas Bldg.
527 9th st n.w.11Bright rms, cony;
18th and K ST. Nw.-1-rm. ONCE,
completely decorated; elec. and char.
sSFEiSs sERssR lRfI in fsnt. haEgrL apply Leo n
HKATrsvfLiLf. K + Will nE M6. 800: Arm. suite
immed occupancy. Apply LEO M;
BERNSTEIN :, Y 4 Coo,; Sooo Realtors 1416
ST NV near Nth rf-G large
rms. and rec. room: approx. 1000
So. IT,; in downtown elevator ofice
bldg; newly decorated; imm. occu-
pancy; all services included in rent.
Rt Resitors A I4i5 g. K ssETsA4M st. NV. Me- q 500. 100
RMS. AND BATH, suitable for
doctors or dentists once or other
Professional possibilities; 81. 0135.
rippsS iTTesSury; 4, Sns S4S mo; Ma Ss%6 sxon. mll
suitable for professional ofnces:
downtown. 1908 Eye st. NV. Dl'
DENTAL OFFICE for sale or rent;
large fully equipped NV. oftce with
living, quarters. or other use; dentist
forced to enter military service
Phone Hudson 6133; evenings, ia.
s-ofFIcE SUITE with bath. air cond.,
MILLS CO coea etS nSos; and Sf sfs peT pv ms mI;
5th AND X SITS. NV. (92S 9th ST. !.
2 large, light rooms, ideal for Of
nces of jobber, wholesaler or dis
tributor; heat. lights and janitor
service furnished; freight elevator;
$50 per month. Call THos. J,
18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. IS
A FEW CHOICE ROOMS still avail
able In modern downtown ONCE
building; reasonable rental. Call
THOS. j. FISHER q CO.. INC,
FRssltors, 73s 18th st. NV. pI.
LARGE ROOM. shop-ofnce. End A.,
Wilson Bldg, I'll Sth st. NV; S45
mo. MUSHINSKY, RA. 6912. IS
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New YORK
ave- n.w.-Availahle Immediately;
desirable rooms to meet your re-
eggiIreWents. PENN PROPERTIES.
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FARMS tcent.l.
LOTS g ACREAGE FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING, MD.-Lot. approx.
120x70. Call evenings. ia. 1897.
u ACRE beautifully situated on Lam
ham-Seyern road, Lanham Park;
wonderful value; nicely terraced to
road; city water; on bus line, near
school; $1,000, terms II desired. r,
F. HALEY, ,Hytatsville 0107. s
COLMAR MANOR-100x100 CONNER
lot. zoned CO.; water. sewer and
gas. paved street; only $1,000,
ROYCE L PARKS. LA. 6-4470. %
BERWYN HEIGHTS, MD.-S600 up,
cash. 50xa00; water, sewer. elect.
Tower 4S01 or OR. 3644. -
WEST HAMPTON--Large lot. 81 $50:
Falls Church area. 2 lots. 10Sx215.
soHaeq soth. sEuIAHF fF eeoss. eli. T. 15ssa' '0'
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT IN exclu-
sive area, near Washington Golf
Club house: a. by APPROX. 100 IT.;
$3.50. Call OWNER, OW. S415.
PAINT BRANCH FARMS-1A acres,
by owner; no reasonable offer re-
fused. Call RE. 5535. -S
GARRETT PARK. Md lots, ST.
500 each; beautifully wooded; terms.
ALLARp M. SANDERS. LO. 5-1112,
ME- 3730 -b
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GARAGES

4-CAR GARAGE. rear of 612 H st
g. BRO. II. 1881. IS
WANTED-Garage in Silver Spring
near Georgia ave-, for small car
Box 95-X, Star. g.
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lBUskEss PROPERTY FOR SALE INDUSTRIAL pRoPERTYsALE

oNE-HALF. ACRE industrial ground.
Ssf Sifishs Mr. iSfsIieh %aIRER ,uSs WI 0 seSI
BRENTWOOD-e,200 sa. #. ground.
paved street. all utils.; $1.05 SO. IT.
A.. M. ROTH, RE. 1880. -
ALEXANDRIA-25.0 900 So. IT. ground,
r.r. in rear: all utils.: S1.O5 50. it.,
good terms. A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
(continued)
STONE RAMBLER

See this beautiful rambler, in i'm
old, situated on large level lot,
with big liv. rm. with picture win
dow and stone firepl. full din. rm.,
a dream of a fully equipped kit, 2
twin-sise bedrms. with big closets,
paneled den 1lx14, tile bath on
fst A.; full. beautifully finished
ige. bedrm. and full tile bath, lge
fully equipped kit; for gracious
entertaining; outside entr.; laundry
rni.; gas heat. Priced at $26, 500
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg, Arl., Va. ia. 4-1155
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TAxIcABs FOR RENT

DRIVERS wanted for Diamond Cabs;
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates; must have identified.
ton card. Diamond lot, 101 N ct.
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN.
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commercial property at 575S Geor-
gia ave. NV, next to Posin's Deli
catessen; suitable for stores. apart
ments. super market. bowling al
leys and many other uses; ample
rear parking space: For full de. dc,
levenings) with FRANK s. PHIL
BUsiHEss IS PROPERTY FOR RENT
WAREHOUSE and parking area, fire.
proof building. mr.. 25th and Va.
ave-: 1000 total 50. IT.; lease avail.
with option to buy or can be pur-
chased on reas. terms. Call Mr.
sshrisderb Ssh s64b Y WsooDwAARRDs . AR ssss 4 NORRIS
eand And And N NJ SIS. s N.W.@S-story S End
comm. brick, APPROX. 1000 50. IT,
on each A.; ideal for light mfg, etc
DANIEL DIENER 81 CO., ST. 1881
LOCATED in large apartment hotel,
50. #. OF space; busy neighborhood;
ideal loc. for high!type restaurant,
food store, offlce space or other bus
iness. TU. 5000. MR.. HAGERMAN
10th AND MICH. AVE. N.E.-Sn,
comm. 10000 SO, it., in whole Or II
PoA ASS. AOA
turing, shop space and warehouse
offce. etc; immediate occupancy
Additional lot also available fol
parking. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN 4 CO. Realtors. 1415 K st
5000 Conn. AVE. N.w.-Approx
1.400 So. IT. in whole or In part
excellent location for bakery, ready.
to wear, showroom, etc.; reas. rent
Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN s. CO.
Realtors: l415K st NV. Me. $500
OFFICE BUILDING. downtown - 4
stories and bsmt., approx. 5000 50
#: usable srace; carpeted floors
mirrored walls: 8 new tiled lava.
tories: fluorescent lighting; man,
built-in cabinets; near parking; va,
cant; will consider leasing. Cal
DI. 1015. till 9 pm. VIM. H
SAUNDERS CO, INC.
TWO STORY AND BSMT.
"a M st. n.e.-Approx. 5000 50. It
and 120 50. IT. parking; 2ns
commercial, suitable for light mfg.
stores. school, warehouse. etc. Ap.
ply % M st. ne. 10
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STORES FOR RENT

414 9Th ST. N.W.-Lge. store, heart
Of downtown, reasonable rent. For
INs lnsHsction ssn. GALL J. GERALD Lgs'
LocATED CAT q in o'gS; large apartment.h hotel,
NV. section Of city: APPROX. $500
So. 1T. of space; busy neighborhood,
ideal loc for high-type restaurant,
food store. once space or other bus
mess. TU. $500. MR.. HAGERMAN.
WISCONSIN AVE, mr.. Fessenden st.
5000 So, #; Of space in new bldg.
tomer parking. Please call MRS.
CUsHARD, OR. Aga. IS
602-6O4 z ST. N.W.-Good location
opposite Hecht's parking lot. Apply
ssd SO .1o F St; nv, Rw. 70:
F. ST. goos = location. Apply $40 F
PHIfLIps. n Wo. R esS.s 200. s51s sVs; Conn. n.
SHOPPING CENTER
Silver Spring-3 new stores with
counters, fine fol. grocery. hardware
Or dry cleaning business. OWNER,
!. GE; ,,1,7;, 1870; ewes. GE. 1885. %
q. ON Georgia ave. in heart oi
Wheaton's shopping center, reads
sonable rent. E. S. Price q CO.
I1301 Georgia ave. LO. 5-1231
IDEAL BE- 0-Gs5S poRNrowN location, gS suit.
able for either retail store or Of.
flce;A consists of 1000 50. IT., hear
furnished; available october l. Cal
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., INC.
Realtors, 73S 18th street NV, DI
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA R6.-
2435 18th st, -1Sx70 it., modern
, S150 mo, TR, 75Il q
s02i Nj ST. NV. Approx. lsx5o
heat incl. in rent; immed. occupancy
Ieas; rent. Apply LEO M. BERN
NV. NE. $500.
904 II ST. N.E.-Store, approx. 12x3O
add. rm. in rear, full basement, :
large rms. and bath on 2nd FIR; ir
whole or in part; oil heat; immed
occupancy. Apply LEO M. BERN.
STEIN & CO.. Realtors. 1415 K st
NV. ME. 540O.
Evening star., 1950-09-05

BUY A CAR
YOU CAN TRUST!
FROM A DEALER
YOU CAN TRUST!
80 Mercury ---S2,7e5
Convertible: 1,4oO miles;
4o Lincoln So, $50
Cosmopolitan sedan: $4,000
miles; Hydra Matte dr.: r.
cost cost al approx. n $40 $4,000 in new. W.
'48 Chevrolet 81 ,2o5
Aero Aero 2-d5. 5 ooo sedan Al ,,.. 2-tons one
owner: r. and h.: Q beauty:
'4S Ford ISL ,195
Super de luxe "s" sedan;
Al Chevrolet 81 ,lo5
Convertible; r. and h.; WV.
al Ford - ST, ,oe5
Super de luxe "s" sedan; r.
al TineoIn T c, n. ISL -,~ ,2e5
Club coupe; r. and h.: Wv.
tires: o-D.: one owner; .
luxury car.
AT CodiIIoc ---S1,7e5
Special "61": Hydra Matte
47 Studeboker 81 ,2o5
6oDrnfnass 69D'' nssssr. < slqs sones coupe;
'47 Nash -------S9S5
.sSop .sS h, sedan; imm'o'; r.
47 Plymouth 1895
Special de luxe sed.; like
new; r. and h.
'46 Chevrolet So25
Fleetline 2-dr. sedan; like
new; r. and b.
'46 Mercury ----SS4o
2-dr. sedan; one owner; like
Al Oids ----S S3e5
cruz coupe. peauI5:
al Dodge ------S345
2-dr. Luxury liner; Al
condition.
40 Lincoln S4o5
Zephyr sedan; r. and h.:
Al motor and tires.
40 Packard ----S3o5
"6'' sedan; one owner: :.
and h.
Our Reputation War
rants Your Confidence
M0NTG0M MERY.STUBBs
MOTORS
Lincoln.Mercury Dealer.
S716 BLADENSBURG ROAD
AP. 1920.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTEI

WELL AUTO company
needs bldg. approx. 60xl00 for
service. shop. win consider contem-
plated construction on long-term
lease; nr. Bladensburg and N. Y. ave.
Box 452-R. Star.
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TRAiLERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES, Berwyn,
now has lge. display of. both new
and used trailers; very good assort-
ment; clean. used trailers. ranging
in size from lS to 33 it.; priced
from $500 to S2,750. terms to s
yrs. Phone TO, gill
Manning Trailer Sales
YOUR MID-STATES DEALER"
o. s. No. at Berwyn, Md. Tower 66S1
Evening star., 1950-09-05

Central Motor Sales
1926 Conn. Ave. WO. e236
or EN-. o764
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IA 500 60 F'T

16,500 SO. FT.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION. ST Fl
NC. SUITABLE FoR FoRoSSIo School HAoR. oR.
GANIzATION, OFFICES, SALES
DISPLAY ROOMS. OR WARE.
HOUSES. THIS Is CHEAPEST
RENTAL IN WASHINGTON.
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1853
b
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BOATS
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

BUICK 1941, as is. S175, and 2
1941 Plymouths, as is. S135 ca. !;
1941 Pontiac as is, $140; 1941
Olds. as is, S175, BLADENSBURG
AUTO. WRECK1NG CO.. 4100 Bali
timore ave-, at Peace Cross, Bladens-
burg, Md.
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All advertisements offerins
automobiles for sole must in
elude oetuoI selling price Of cor.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTEp

100000 in clear downtown property
and cash for apt. equity in good
NV. section. Submit by letter,
MARTHINSoN & CO., 100 Eye
st. NV. "a
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TRUCKS
SUMMER SALE

{ CENTRAL EN- RAJ MOTOR ltsj 70 co.
GMC TRUCK DEALER
5000 Lee hwy. Arl., Va, GA. 1000.
Other truck bargains. Army: parts
at our Alex. plant, 1901 Oronoco
st. OV. 1k00.
Evening star., 1950-09-05
TAKOMA PARK

A4A42O44I1 i 111t1A
6-unit brick apartment house in the
best rental area, 2 blks. from
WASHINGTON college transp., anc
shopping. This bldg has beer
recently redecorated and is well.
7-72s9. SH. 3497. s.
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SELL US
YOUR CAR

RELIABLE MOTORS
1e1 New York Ave. NE. Corner of
N. Y. and 1st N.E). Phone MA,
55T1 or ST. 1923. -6
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FORD AS Tudor r. and h.: superior
cond.; S1,045; terms. KENNY MO-
If' TpRs. a..sa4s' slSo sladensours Fd: -s &c
FORD ~ Super de luxe sedan. fully
equipped; $s97. Why pay more? We
deliver for less than q down. Easy
wkly. pymts. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg. -5
FORD '49 Tudor VS.: finest conc. ;
22ss1o 21se Bladensburg I'd. ne. II.
FoRD 1914 school bus; formerly
owned by private school; good con-
dition; will sacrifice. SS95. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO., 7725 Wiscon-
and h.. o.d.; Ss95; terms. KENNY
MOTORS. 2150 Blad. I'd. ne. Ii.
HU6soN nJnsSl 1e4s cl. cpe.; r. and h.;
fine cond.; 81. .495; terms; KENNY
MOTORS. $3.50 Blad. I'd. ne. Ii.
HU6soN 1e4s 4-dr.; r. and h; fne
cond.; $1,345; terms. KENNY MO-
TORS; 2150 Blad. rd, ne. Ii
HUDSON 1e4s 4-dr.; r. and h.; fine
I1Sssa ToEsi Sl5o Blad. rd. ne. 8 Il
KAISER '4S sedan; many extras;
$992. Why pay. more? We deliver
for less than "a DIN. Easy wkly
pymts. AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871
BladenSburg. -5
KAISER AZ 4-dr. sed.; low mi, good
tires, good cond., pvt. owned; $3.50
or best offer. 10. 2-2096. --6
KAISER i94S: T., n; excel. cond.,
S995. For the best used car value
buy q guaranteed Kaiser from q
Kaiser-Frazer dealer. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO.. 5000 Lee hwy. CHI.
KAISER '4s sedan. many extras:
$9e2; Why pay, more9 We deliver
pymts. AUTO WHOLEsALERs, 1881
Sladensburs.x %
Arizona sun., 1950-12-28
Miss Gentry To
Be Presented
In Recital

The Young MatrOn'S Auxiliary
of the First Institutional Baptist
Church will present Miss Lula
Gentry, soprano, in recital, in the
auditorium of the church located
at 5th and East Jefferson streets,
Sunday night, December 81, at 8
pm. She will be assisted by Don
Springer, baritone and Mrs. Mad
elyn Mason, pianist. Miss Lois AL
bright will be the accompanist.
Both Miss Gentry and Mr..
Springer are students of Miss AL
bright and members of the Phoe-
nix Light Opera Association of
which Mr.. Springer is president.
Miss Gentry, is a music educa-
ton major at Phoenix College;
secretary-treasurer of Windsor
Club, official music organization
on the College campus; and morn
ing soloist of the First Institu-
tional Baptist Church. Last year
she received a scholarship award
for voice study from the William
H. Patterson Lodge of Elks and
was presented as soloist for the
7th Regional.
Miss Gentry.s numbers will in
clude songs, from the Italian
classics, German Lied, French and
English art songs and Negro Spirit
uals.
The public is invited. Admission
Arizona sun., 1950-12-28
Yule Guests Arrive

A number of vacationers ar
rived recently to spend the holi-
day season here. Among them
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Rob-
inson of Los Angeles and Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell Upthegrove of
Houston, Texas, houseguests of
Mrs. Robinson's and Mr.. Upthe-
groves parents, Rev. and Mrs.
C. L. Upthegrove of 1912 East
Jefferson Street.
Another holiday guest is Mrs.
Elizabeth Robinson who motored
here with the Jimmie Robinsons.
She is visiting her sister-in-law,
Miss McFraddie Robinson of 1908
North 18th Street.
All will return to their homes
this weekend.
Arizona sun., 1950-12-28
VALLEY SOCIAL WHIRL
By Marguerite Hunter-Phone 8-1O5O

mother of Mrs. Dorothy Island.
Mr.. Lester Turner gave a birth
day party fer his wife, Evelyn,
Tuesday night, Dec. 26, at their
newly redecorated home, 1918 E.
Madison St. Those on hand to
sing the familiar tune were Mes
srs. and Mesdames Joseph (Sgt0
Hunter, Sylvester Ware, Harry
Sessions, Lieutenant Boyd, Rob-
ert L. Sublett, Prince Pullins,
George White, James Hunter, Rich
ard Thompson, Horace Turner and
Mrs. Odessa Rochon, Mrs. Thelma
Rose and Mr.. Charles Gray. Mrs.
Turner received many nice and
useful gifts and the guests were
treated to delicious homemade
barbecued ribs and potato salSd,
also choice of beverages.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Shelton, of
1880 East Monroe, entertained
with their annual Christmas tree
party and dinner, Christmas day.
Many, many gifts were exchanged
before the guests sat down 10
bountiful turkey dinner. Seen
around the festive beard were:
Mrs. Mary Howard, Mrs. Laura
Williams and Mrs. Gertrude Win
ston of El Paso, Texas. Others
were Messrs. and Mesdames Elroy
Chinn, Ernest Scobee, Lester Tur-
ner, George White, James Hunter,
Robert L. Sublett and Children
and the Tresland Sheltons and
their three small sons from Los
Angeles.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Hunter,
1918 E. Monroe, had as their guests
over the weekend Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Taylor and Mrs. Gertrude
Winston of Ell Paso. Mrs. Win
ston is my very dear mother and
it was great pleasure to have her
spend a sent 40 hours with me,
especially at Christmas time. !
have had only enc mother and she
has had only one child, so the
bond that ties us is very strong
indeed. AS Mrs. Taylor is Mrs
Winston's business assis ant, it was
urgent that they all should leave
Arizona sun., 1950-12-28
Spend Yuletide In
Atlanta, Georgia

Mrs. William Burnett of South
18th Avenue enplaned last Sat-
urday for Atlanta, Georgia where
she and other members of her
family met to spend the yuletide
with nephew, a member of the
faculty at Atlanta University,
who is soon to be inducted into
the army.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Burnett's hus-
band, William Burnett and Edgar
Williams of East Broadway were
called to Texas at the death of
kheir Uncle, in Clarksville.
Arizona sun., 1950-12-28

Seasons Greetings and Best
Wishes to all our readers! I would
like to take this opportunity to
thank everyone who contributed
to this column since I have been
attempting to write it for you
Without your encouragement and
aid l could not have gone far
Just remember, this column be-
longs to you, the readers, I am
only the medium through which
it is produced, so I am looking for
ward to serving YOU!
The Valley has really whirled
this Christmas. Parties, dances
weddings and visitors by the score
Mrs. Delois Evans entertained
the Evening Star Club at her home
1438 E. Monroe st. Wednesday
night, Dec. 20. The highlight OF
the meeting was the exchanging
of lovely gifts. Two of the mem
berS were honored for having
Christmas birthdays.
The Club also gave a cocktail
party at the Phyllis Wheatly Cen
ter on East jefferson st. Christ
mas Eve, which started at mid.
night and went on and on. Games
were the main attraction and bar.
becued wieners were included in
the refreshments. Mr.. Otis Pierce
from Miami was one of the guests
Mr.. Bruce Owens of Los An.
geles spent Christmas with Mrs
Dorothy Island and Mrs. Lillian
Clark, who reside at 1887 E. Mon.
roe.
Also visiting Mrs. Clark and hel
mother, Mrs. Ollie Whitehead, 90s
S. 3rd ST., is Mrs. Clark's brother
Sgt. Walter Nance. He is in the
U. S. Army Air Force and is sta.
toned at Mather Field in Sacra.
mento, Calf. Needless to say, he
is thoroughly enjoying his 80 day
leave.
Mrs. Alice Roberts returned
from the hospital Christmas day
after undergoing a successful op.
Grafton. She is now convalescine
at her apartment, 903 So. 9th
Ave-, Apt 81. Mrs. Roberts is the
Arizona sun., 1950-12-28
Holiday Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Chambers
of 8O8K South Seventh Avenue
were pleasantly surprised on
Christmas Eve with the arrival of
Mrs. Ruth Richardson, mother of
Mrs. Chambers and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wilson of Vallejo, Calf, sis
ter and brother-in-law of the hosts.
Mrs. Richardson will be here for
a three-week sojourn while Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson expect to return
to their home this weekend.
Arizona sun., 1950-12-28
Christmas At
Home

David Harper, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Harper, 729 South Bird
Street is. spending ten-day Christ
mas vacation with his family.
David, who is studying for the
priesthood at st. Augustine Sem
mary in Bay, st. Louis, Mississippi,
is in his third year of fourteen
year course.
Arizona sun., 1950-12-28
Dorothy Williams
Becomes Bride
Of Denverite

"A 1lOIIlG at LCOO N1ClldIlIl Z lace,
in Denver, Colorado is planned
by Attorney and Mrs. Isaac Ed
ward Moore, who were married
here last Sunday in st. Mary's
Catholic Church by Rev. Father
Victor O.F.M..
Mrs. Moore is the former Miss
Dorothy Eliz b e h Williams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Vernon Williams of 1922 E. Wash
ington street, Phoenix. The bride
groom is the son of Mrs. Kath-
crime Moore of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, and the late DR.. E. I. Moore
Of Colorado Springs.
For the formal afternoon vows,
Mrs. Moore appeared in a gown
of white lace over taffetta, pat
termed along princess lines with
a full skirt. The finger-tip veil
was secured by a tiara of pearls
and orange blossoms. She carried
a white orchid atop a prayer book.
In the feminine encourage were
Mrs. Hazel Ragsdale, matron OF
honor, the brides sister; and Vir-
ginia, Marlene and Beverly Crumr
/ as bridesmaids, cousins of the bride
All wore gowns of red velvet.
Elmo o. Turner of Denver, Col
orado, served as best man. Hart
well Ragsdale, Bur1eigh Rideau
Jr., Arthur Dibrell, Thomas Dick
ey and Attorney Hayzel Daniels
were uSherS.
A reception, Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony, was held al
the home of the brides Aunt and
Uncle, DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
Crump. Hostesses were: Miss Eliz-
abeth Crump, Mrs. Thomas A
Crump, Miss Sue Rideau, Mrs
Amelia Rideau and Miss Helen
Gilbert.
Out of town guests were: Mrs
Katherine B. Moore, Los Aneles;
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Price, LA;
Mr.. and Mrs. Deloy Edwards, LA;
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wilson, Pasa-
dena, Calf; DR.. and Mrs. A. B
Thompson, Tucson, Ariz.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmo o. Turner, Denver
Colo; and Thomas Dickey of Camp
Stoneman, Calf.
| Mrs. Moore was librarian al
Mary Bethune Elementary School
is a graduate of Arizona State
College, Tempe, and member
of Delta Beta Omega chapter Of
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority.
Mr.. Moore is a graduate of the
University of Southern California
and the School of Law at the Uni.
versity of Colorado.
The newlyweds left today fol-
their Denver home.
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Monday night, much to our re-
gret. They motored.
Mrs. Miriam Wheeler of 13O9K
East Washington st. and children
Sheila Louise and John William
Wheeler II, left by plane Christ
mas Eve to join Mr.. Wheeler who
is now living in Seattle, Wash.
Arizona sun., 1950-12-28
YuIetide Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gilmore
of Los Angeles are the holiday
guests of Mrs. Annie Braggs of
800 South Seventh Avenue, sis
ter of Mrs. Gilmore.
The couple will return to their
home Saturday.
Arizona sun., 1950-12-28
Coast Visitor
Returns To Home

Mrs. Valdia Crawford of Los
Angeles, a holiday visitor of Sgt.
and Mrs. James Peters of East
Monroe Street has returned to her
home. Mrs. Crawford and Mrs.
Peters are sisters.
Evening star., 1950-07-14
Calumet Leases WhirIaway
For 3 Seasons in France
BY the Assosiutsd Press

LEXINGTON, KY. July IA
Whirlaway, Calumet FARMS great
Triple Crown champion of l94l
and for five years the top horse
on the list of the worlds leading
money winners, will be sent te
France for three seasons at stud
Owner Warren Wright has com.
-pleted negotiations for the 10.
year-old stallion to be under lease
for three seasons in the stud al
Marcel Boussac'S thoroughbred
establishment near Paris. The ac-
tuaI transfer OF Whirlaway to
France viii not be completed un-
til later in the summer, Calumet
Farms announcement said.
Whirlaway, first thoroughbred
ever exported by Wright, has been
at stud at Calumet since his re-
tirement from racing. The son
of imported Blenheim II and
Dustwhirl is expected to be re-
turned here on expiration Of the
lease with Boussac.
Whirlaway won 80 races in go
starts, placing in all except four.
The 561,161.50 he earned gave
him first place on the money won
list from July, 1912, to June, 1947
Evening star., 1950-07-14
Baltimore Trottinq
Debut Draws Crack
Field in Feature
Special pl.peteh TO The s.er

BALTIMORE, July 14.-Buck-
shot B.. who was out Of the money
in the $4,000 stake trot at Laurel
last Wednesday. will try to regain
his winning stride tonight in the
50 900 Cockeysville trot which fea-
lures the opening OF the new Bal
timore Raceway track.
Joe Hylan will pilot Buckshot
B., and Follow Boy. owned and
driven by John Black. probably
will be his leading challenger for
the long end Of the purse. There
is enough competition in the field
to assure a wide-open race. how
ever, including the Lawrence
Sheppard entry Of Dianaway and
Preston Hanover, and the Tom
Lewis tandem of Belina Hanover
and Jeb Stuart.
Newest and one of the best-ap-
pointed Of the trotting tracks, the
Baltimore oval is located at the
intersection Of Pulaski highway,
Route 40. and Martin boulevard.
Post time will be 8:15.
Baltimore officials, noting con-
tinued interest in harness racing
at both Rosecroft and Laurel, an
ticipate a successful meeting in
their first try. Laurel drew only
5000 fans for its finale last night,
and the $5,241 ,092 total wagered
during the meeting was $32,987
below last years mark. The mid
way oval lost one date because Of
rain, however, and last nights
program was not up to par be-
cause most Of the better horses
already had shipped out.
Mighty Boy. owned and driven
by Lloyd James, plowed through
a mile Of mud to whip three rivals
in the feature. He went the dis
tance in 2:22. paying a $1o.6o
mutual.