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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-17
Miss Dorothy Feits
And John Shunks
Wed At Jackson

The wedding of Miss Dorothy
Elizabeth FeltS to John David
Shanks, son of Mrs. Ethel Shanks
and the late l. E. Shanks of Jack
son is an event of interest in
Pascagoula where the bride with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Ebert Felts, formerly lived.
The. ceremony was conducted
by the Rev. E. w. Ulmer. former
pastor Of First Methodist church
here. at the Richland Methodist
church in Jackson. Jan. 2s.
Ushers were Kendall FeltS,
brother of the bride, and Bill
Bridges of Pearson, cousin of the
groom.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a two-piece
model of Ottoman faille in navy
blue with white accessories and
an orchid corsage.
She was attended by her sister,
Mrs, Carlton Frazier, as matron
of honor, who wore green gabar-
dine with pink accessories and
pink carnations.
Mr.. Shanks was attended by
his brother -in-lsw. Sidney Green.
of Jackson.
Mrs. Shanks is a graduate of
Florence high school and Draugh-
ans Business college.
Mr.. Shanks attended Pickens
high school and Holmes Junior
college. He is a veteran of World
War II.
They will reside in Jackson.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-17
News From BARIA
Mrs. Tom Baria
Visits In Mobile
For Mardi Gras
News From BARIA
BY Mrs. Edgar Baria

Mrs. Tom Baria is visiting in
Mobile with her daughters, Miss
Rosa Lee Bafia and Mrs. James
Brown, to attend Mardi Gras cell
ebrations.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-17

The percentage of Americans
who own life insurance increases
as the income increases, with IS
per cent of those earning under
$1,000 a year owning policies and
81 per cent of those earning
$500 or over owning them.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-17

Mrs. Tom Baria. and J. D. Baria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Clark
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Clark
spent Saturday in Pascagoula.
Mrs. Aubrey King is improving
and was brought home from the
county hospital this week.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-17
Many See Tournament


Attending the tournament
from this community were MIR.
and Mrs. Lloyd Baria, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vaughan Holder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamar Baria, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
Holder, Ms. Tom Baia, j. d,
Baria, Mr.. and Mrs. NC. Rome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Kirkwood,
Betty Jo and George. were Sun
day afternoon guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Baria.
Miss Rosa Lee Baria, Mobile
spent Sunday with her mother
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-17
Mr.. And Mrs. DeIn1us
On Wedding Tour

James H. Delmas, and his
bride, the former Mamie Nc
Murphy of Lucedale, left on a
honeymoon to Florida following
their marriage at First Baptist
church in Lucedale, FEB. Q.
At conclusion Of their trip, Mr..
Delmas will resume his studies
at Mississippi Southern.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-17

The Rural Electrification Adj
ministration has found chemicals
the best means of controlling
brush along power line rights of
way.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-17

Our Pascogoulo and Moss Point Stores ore
closed oil day every Wednesday,. Our Biloxi
Store is closed Thursday afternoons only.
Our Foirhope Store is closed oil day every
Thursday.
Evening star., 1950-06-15
REWhat$ CooRin:


Grab Delight Potato Chps
Lima Beans Watercress- Grapefruit Salad
AppLeSduce Spice Cake
Grab Delight
tablespoons pepper teaspoon sauce
2 tablespoons butter u canned tomatoes
2 tablespoons -four l cup grated cheese
u teaspoon mustard "a cup milk
"a teaspoon salt slightly
Dash OF cayenne crab
Pastry
Cook the chopped butter
the flour Add mustard salt worcestershire
toes and cheese Cook minutes Heat milk add
blend then the crab Immediately pastry
shells toast.
SATURDAY.
Cubed Steaks Potato Pancakes
Buttered Carrots SteUed Tomatoes
Fresh Fruit Cup
Potato Pancakes.
mashed potatoes water
12 -four Rich milk
2 tablespoons oil tablespoons butter
Beat the potatoes and -four together gradually add OIL
then the Add milk make the consistency thick
cream Heat the butter pancake gdde Pour the
batter other both sides Serves
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is wasted

1t takes only minutes and not q sndgen OF tovor
is wasted.
WEDNESDAY.
Braised Shortribs of Beef With Mred Vegetables
Rice Lettuce and Tomato Salad
Banana FritterS
Braised Shortribs of Beef With Vegetables.
pounds beef shortrbs l large onion chopped
Flour /
Salt and pepper tablespoon chilli powder
to tablespoons fat 1package frozen mixed vegetables
Dredge ShortribS in -four, with salt
fat in brown Add
powder Cook at 10 pounds
heat Immediately according instructions
Add frozen mixed vegetables and
"a to minute at Is pounds Immediately
Gravy may be thickened if desired. Serves 4 to s.
THURSDAY
Stuffed Peppers Buttered BeetS
Corn Pudding Endue Salad
Cherry Pie
Endve
4 punches Belgian endiye / teaspoon salt
] cooked or picked beet, sliced " teaspoon pepper
/ onions, sliced tablespoon vinegar
] hard-cooked chopped tablespoons olive oil
endive Cut the punches lengthwise
chilled plates Garnish with egg
the dressing put the salt and tablespoon m
vinegar sprinkle the salad sprinkle
Serve at once. Serves to 8. A BY "V."
Evening star., 1950-06-15

Here's budget dessert with a porty dir.
Baked Ham BroOned Sweet Potatoes
Kale Perfection Salad
Spoon Bread
Frozen Cranberry Fluff Coffee
Frozen Cranberry Fluff.
l pint cranberry juice cocktail 80 marshmallows
tablespoons lemon juice
Heat marshmalows and "a cup the cranberry juice
melted Remove heat and continue folding until
the mixture smooth and fluffy Let the mixture thoroughly
add remaining cranberry juice lemon juice and blend WELL Place
the refrigerator and freeze at codes setting When frozen
beater to break crystals Return tray and freezing unit and
freeze until firm
FricaSsee of Lamb Noodles
Green Beans Tossed Green Salad
Chocolate Roll
Fricassee of Lamb.
pounds shoulder of lamb teaspoons salt
4 tablespoons flour Pepper
4 tablespoons fat l quart cold water
u to pound fresh mushrooms
Cut meat in pinch Dredge lightly with -four melt
in heavy frying and brown meat all sides with
salt and Remove meat from Drain fat
BRING hoil loosen hrouroed
drippngs bottom through which
has been placed in heavy Simmer gently covered until
tender about ~ to hours Prepare mushrooms and add to stew
the last is to 20 minutes Blend remaining flour with cold water
stir enough OF the -four mixture into hicken stirring
constantly as it bois -Four to servings
Cold Slices au Gratin Potatoes
Asparagus Buttered Onions
Peach Cobbler Tea
Peach Cobbler
packages frozen peaches cup prepared biscuit mix
thawed l tablespoon
~ tablespoons cornstarch . cup
" brown Additional milk if needed
Mix the peaches with brown and cornstarch quart
casserole baking dish Heat in hot 425 degrees F for
about is minutes while mixing the dough- Add the and
to the biscuit mix Add little extra milk couple table
soft dough. Place the
teapoonsfu Of the hot peaches Bake until well Drowned
(about hour) hot (425 degrees F0 Serve with
Evening star., 1950-06-15

White pepper is less pungent
than black pepper; it is good to
use in scrambled and other egg
fdiShes.
Evening star., 1950-06-15

2 cups mashed potatoes
12 cup -four
2 tablespoons oil
Beat the potatoes a
then the water. Add emo
cream. Heat the butter
batter in as for any othel
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

AIRLINE PILOT AND FAMILY desire
3-bedrm. unfurn. house; Sl25 max.
Conven. to National Airport. Occu-
pancy Jan. 1 or after. FA. 1857.
PERMANENT civil service empioye
Wishes 3-bedrm; unfurn. house in
Silver Spring. $11b max. sH. 1886.
U. S. DIPLOMAT requires 3-bedroom
detached home. Chevy Chase, Be
thesda or Mass. ave. areas. Box
l3g.G: Star. or AID. 6457. 49,
anxious to secure additional rental
homes, furn. or unfurn., in NV. D. c,
or nearby Mont. city,. Md. Finest
HAY CO, Sligo 6242. 10
uNFURN.: 3 bedrooms; D. C. or vic.
Govt. employe, 3 ch.; 500 max. Box
s-BEDRM2. FURNISHED HOUSE. in
Chevy Chase section. Dec. 1st to
EoG1s M5G lsi + sa3o saoESAksR 3f 1sfs PsT z1e mS
caNADfAN a aiSl IA AkMS kaMasS' OFFICER desire.
Jan. 15 or Feb. /; suburban area
~ bedrooms, fenced yard preferred
If you ARE considering rental of
your property in Arl. or Fairfax
County cali or write for full in
service. ARFAX REALTY. 757 Lee
hgWy;; Falls Church. FA. 1850.
BRITISH OFFICER, wife, no children
or pets. require furn. house or apt,
NV. mos. from Dec. EN-. 6409
UNFuRNIsHED HOUSE wanted: lge
rms: oil or gas heat. 1918 sth
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HOUSES TO SHARE

lent to Pentagon and b. c. or.
1888 after pm. 30
NICELY FURN. HOUSE to share with
gr. girls or men; centrally located;
laun.. kit. privil. Ii. 4-4552. -2l
GIRL TO SHARE furn. house with
3 others; conv. to Va Theater,
shopping center and buslines; in
Alex. 20-min. ride to Wash Call
OV. 0497.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MODERN. DE LUKE confectionery
store. serving meals. Doing good
business. In a very good Va. loca-
ton. Long lease avail. ARLEDGE
BROS. 2523 Wilson blvd OW. 4448,
OK. 1888 Ewes. FA. 1910. 10
BEAUTY SALON
Modern, like new de luxe equipment;
established business: books avail
able, Health necessitates sale. Idea
location. HERB BEDFORD, AP.
$50; ewes. WA. 1884. -21
CHILDREN'S AND LADIES SPECIAL
TY SHOP - Established approxi-
mately 4 years. in excellent south
east shopping area. Monthly rental
o1 $3.50. Ideal operation for two
pepoIe. This store crossed $50. 900
N se1 1919. oaS. and will average $50. 900 to
Sd5, 900 this year. All fresh stock
on hand. Modern and smart eauip-
ment. plus new air-conditioning
system Excellent markup. Price
Sd0. 300. plus dollar for dollar for
winter winter stock and negotiation on on
1tner; Owner desires to sell to allow
MIN TO retire. BERENTER b co
Realtors. ia. 1890. S1 o ~
Evening star., 1950-11-19

4511 GARRISON ST. NV.
Just west Wis. ave, American Univ.
Park - Beautiful location Of new
homes, nicely furnished; 6 rooms, 2
baths. inclosed porch; brick garage;
keys here; 5000 month.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
I41S H st. NV.
Dl. 1877. Ewes. and Sun, RA. 6975.
Evening star., 1950-11-19

Chevy Chase, Near Circle
New det, brk., most attractively furn.
All .GE kit. inc. disposal, gas &C.
heat: bdrms.; $500 per mo. Move
in now. Call Mr.. Yellott
YELLOTT & co.
1924 Eye, st. NV. Realtors MA. 04s4
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
1929 WHITTIER ST NV

1929 WHITTIER ST. NV
Near Walter Reed. off 10th ST.; in ex
cellent cond.: 8 rms, 3 baths
maids rm.; garage: avail. December
1st; rent $3.50 per mo. OIL. 9471
10
COLORED = MODERN BUNGALOW
B rms. bath. Frigidaire, elec. range
oil heat. Further details, DU. 1912
COLORED COUPLE, refined, regu
larly empl,. to share cottage. N. En-.
glewood, Md. NO. 1857 after S:3t
pm. "a
COLORED; 1918 NO. CAP. SIT
lge. rms, bsmt.. coal heat; 1st com.
mercial; 500 mo. DI. 22t4
Evening star., 1950-11-19
OAKCREST

On Top of Arlington Ridge
3 bedrooms, 3la baths, recreation
room, screened porch, garage; $3.50
mo. Avail. now
Ronye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive Agent. OF. 1856, OF. sO35
Evening star., 1950-11-19

Washington Bldg. RE. I21S or
RE. IT40.
COLORED-THE ALABAMA, ne,
corner 11th and N st. NV. I'm
mediate possession of your apart
ment, home for $3.50 down and
monthly payments less than rent.
Apartments have 4, s, g rooms
and bath. Call Ma SO36. office of
4. NJ. DRAISNER, 14O4 L st. NV.
Omen Sun 10 IN ~ -, "'
Evening star., 1950-11-19
GREEN ACRES

For rent, in restricted neighbor-
hood. det. furn. home; living rm.,
rec. rm., garden; price, $50 per
mo. Please call MRS. UPP, SH,
0335 OR HU. 1865.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
GEORGETOWN
REALTORS
Evening star., 1950-11-19
FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH
We are fortunate in having this ex-
ceptionally nice 2-bedrm. home at
this very low price. There is a
kit. tile bath, full bsmt., det. gar,
and completely fenced and land
scaped yard; yours for S12O per mo,
Allen Realty Company
14s w Broad st.. FA, 44O0
Open daily 8 to 8 -1o
Evening star., 1950-11-19
WOODBRIDGE

WOODBRIDGE
1716 MONROE ST. NE.
Six-rm. det. house; clean; nice furn.
finished bsmt.; oil heat; washer
vacuum; conF. transp., churches
shop; yard-garden; grapes; garage
S125 per mo. CO. 1878.
GRIN. BRICK COLONIAL
Attract. furn.; fireplace in liv. rm.
oil heat; attached garage; convent
entity located in Silver Spring; S15t
month. 81. 1886 for appt. 30
Evening star., 1950-11-19
NEAR MT. VERNON
ON THE POTOMAC

ON THE POTOMAC
A. bit of paradise, rare setting. A
beautiful home, beautifully fur
nlshed; 3 bedrooms, baths, 2 fire.
places. maids room and bath;
screened porch. Oil heat, garage; /;
small guest cottage, swimming pool,
Jeep motorboat and trailer; $500
per month: available now. Refer
ences required. This is a charming
and unusual retreat.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive Agent OF. 1856. OF. so35
Evening star., 1950-11-19

1915 OTIS ST. NE.
Lovely semidet. brick home with S
rms. and bath; auto. oil heat, built.
in gar; $135 per mo. FLOYD E
DAVIS CO., 1929 X st. NV. MA
Evening star., 1950-11-19

VACANT STORES-POSSESs
9th and K n.w.-For valet, shoe re-
pair, restaurant.
4th and Rhode Island n.e.-For
carry out. valet, shoe repair.
18th and H n.e.-For any business
use; store with small apt.
AUERBACH & CO., DI. 6501. AID. 5907
CORNER DELICATESSEN = S700
weekly; mixed trade; low rent; apt
available; priced low.
Delicatessen and sandwiches-DOWN
TOWN; 5000 weekly: short hours;
Grocery. N.w.-S3. 500 weekly; cash
and carry; colored trade; well
equipped. spacious store. Ideal for
partners; priced right; owner must
sell. Greenland with SEIGEL. Elk
2601. Ewes. OR. b723. Ia. 0266. .
Evening star., 1950-11-19
BILL SIMoNS, Ex 6Is1
IHE LIVE WIRE BROKER"
RECOMMENDS

LsGSoUmSNDS
RENT FREE DEAL
LEI, 6-yr. lease; $1,000 wklv.. 90.
Dig .nmmo,nsymaker; $4,000 handles
ATTENTION: INTELLEcTUALs
Book shop, unique in d. c. down
ownar UWn ioc:; ..,s, easy hours, excel. return;
business; So, 900 down VI ''hef
s,, BIG, TIME OPERATOR ONLY
supermarket. doing $4,000 wklv :.
ssnd,o ssSceii oppor. to increase; $4,000
Furniture business; S. s2GomoSiuHEE s. 600 WIZ oil
sales; $4,000 down. "" 'feoi'
tnNDEpEsNDENcE nIo Pc WITH LITTLE CASH
Grocery $1,000 .wkly.; Tyr. transf
lease; II apt PIr ayail,i Sadii $500 handles.
Shoe store, nets absentee owners
$1,000 yrly. VIII sell to expert.
Sopeeraator erau only with no g.w.. but
So. LEARN A BUSINESS
'hi tai: & ssr9eefs, 5ssa don S3So wkly' $50 rem
W. FROM GLADRAGs TO RICHES
Women's wear shop. Top loo, beau
tiful store: $1,000 handles.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
L4ncneonette: downtown. $3.50 for g.
asH sT1TcH Tt e IN PmE PR MACS hspsIss MSNEy
Tailor shop, 5000 wkly.; prime loc !:
f1rst mrs time offered; 6-rm. apt. avail. !;
$4,000 handles.
as.,.x A BE BEAUTY OF A BUY
equip; VIII sell for less than cost;
900 full price.
YES. WE HAVE MANY OTHER FINE
BUYS. CALL EX. 6IS1 AND CON
SULT-
sIMoNs AND WAGMAN
915 Eye st. NV, EX. 8lSl.
Ewes, BEN EPSTEIN, RA. 1874.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HOUSES FURNISHED tcon..)
MY OWN HOME,
NEAR CATHEDRAL

Nicely furn.; 3 bedrms., tile bath
gas heat; conv. to schools; lge
yard; $3.50. 707 WoodlaEn drive
Falls Church. FA. 1896, BRYANS.
Evening star., 1950-11-19

1909 SUMMIT PL. NV.
=. Apt. with bedrm. and bath,
only $500. Can pay all cash
and have only monthly cper-
ating expense of S2I or
owner will accept as low as
So. 900 cash and note for S4.-
$500, payable S45 monthly.
For details and appointments
to inspect any of the above
call week days the Office of
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Evening star., 1950-11-19
EXCELLENT, Sc,

EXCELLENT Sc.
RESIDENTIAL SECTION
A modern building on a COR
ner acre. Available are apts.
with 2 bedrms.. hv. rm., dining
alcove, kit, and bath. Priced as
low as $40. 800. Cash require
ments as low as $4,000. Very
easy terms. Low operating
cost including all utilities.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. ia. 1887; eyes,, GE. l4I6.
20s
MOVING BY VET; exper. help. every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Call
any time. MR.; COOK GL. 5137.
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing,
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC. est. 1905.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
COLORED COOP

1881 BELMONT ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY
Own your apartment; small down
payment. balance monthly; some
VACANT. D. H. JOHNSON CO., MA.
o2so' ewes, DE, 1927. 49,
Evening star., 1950-11-19
THE AVONnA1E

THE AVONDALE
A 2-elevator. 5-story build
ing near Dupont Circle. Just a
few left. Examples of ex-
traordinary low prices.
1-bedrm. Housekeeping home
as low as S5. 500. 2-bedrm.
housekeeping home as low as
$500. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
THE BROADMOOR
OWN YOUR OWN
APARTMENT HOME
THE BROADMOOR
3601 CONN. AVE. NV

The difference between rental
operation and cooperative
ownership control is especial
distinctive Of Washington's
apartment buildings. Here
you will find superior services.
intelligent maintenance of
building and equipment, and
tasteful attention to the at
tractiveness Of appointments,
because the property is oper-
sted by its owner occupants,
. select community of cul-
tured families. The Broad
moor buasts an excellent din
ing room and provides other
hotel features and tonven-
Probably never again will
you have the opportunity to
purchase in the Broadmoor a
complete housekeeping apart
ment home with , bedrooms
and 2 baths at the htractively
low price of the one we have
been authorized to offer here.
Do not miss this opportunity.
Phone RE. 1918 or RE. l149
week days for appointment TO
inspect any time at your con-
venience.
Mr.. GOVT. PRINTING
PLANT. &c New York ave. NV,
A long-eStablished coop.
Available is a 2nd floor home
with entrance hall, bedrm.,
bath, liv. rm. and kit; price,
only So, 500. Monthly cost only
S16.20.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
FARMS
ESTATES
HOMES
In Virginia's
Horse and Hunt Country
Leesburg- Waterford Area
RENTALS

9501 COLESVILLE RD.
CLoSE-IN SILVER SPRING.
perfect condition: built-in garage:
suitable for home or home and pro-
fessional use; very prominent loca-
tion; very reasonable rental for
immediate occupancy; vacant. For
appointment, SH. 1011 until pm.
YOUNG & BOWERS CO.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
A. H. BACAS

TAVERN
Fine 14th st. location. Now showing
nice net profit weekly. Easy oper-
alton. Heat furnished. Nice lesse
at s125 monthly. Asking $4,000
with $4,000 cash. Ewes, Sun, cali
Mr.. Boinis, OR. 2974.
A. H. BACAS
Evening star., 1950-11-19
BAKERY

An outstanding location surrounded
oy several thousand apartments
less than cost Of equipment. which
Is in new condition. This place now
doing nice weekly business. &.
year lease with option OF 1--WE at
iair rental; Asking $1,000 with
nal cssn' balance on terms. Ewes.
sS-o sna SUM- call Mr.. Hayden, Ii.
Evening star., 1950-11-19

7OI EMERSON ST. N.E.-S95 month;
with recr. room. Screamed porch.
fenced yard;~ excel neighborhood: !:
vacant; immed. poss.; open for in
spection Sunday 3 to 5 pm. or for
appt., call TW. 0467. To reach
to S. Dakota ave. then left to Sth
ST., turn left "a block to Emerson st.
Evening star., 1950-11-19

ESTABLISHED LEEsBURG GROCERY
at a 4Q-yr. grocery location: low
rent under lease; much new equip
. msnt; nsr. ,,s aiways az showed good return
record. a stand for over so yrs,
with splendid reputation.
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
Phone 9S: Closed Sun. Leesburg. Va
SELF SERVICE
S1 800 Wkly. all-caSh bust; S7,7OC
complete with sizeable stock. E2
LARGE suPERMARKEr
$4,000 cash bust; nearly $4,000
plus stock: terms.
VALET SHOP
Nets $40, 900 year; best NV. loca-
tion dod doing $3.50 wkly.;, rent low;
BILL s1MoNs, BROKER ksR OF dSu AcTfoN dEHn
EYES. BEN EPSTEIN. RA. S674.
GROCERY BARGAIN-No BEER
Corner. mixed trade; 500 wkiy.
this week; will sacrifice for $500
inc stock of at least 81. 900. Only
s1's0q dewn; sEn,,,G Can NJ; Herman.
Spacious, Beautifully equipped; over
thiekly populated section section: espeeialIg pee IL
suited for Italian american mer-
chant; $4,000 incl. truck: stock
extra; $4,000 down. Call Mr.. Her
man.
JOSEPH COHEN & CO..
RE. 2136 Ewes. Sun. GIL. O069)
GROCERY. NO BEER; So. 900 weekly;
mixed trade; room for Improvement.
Grocery, beer: $500 weekly; mixed
trade; must be sold.
Grocery in nearby Virginia; $4,000
weekly: good hours; closed Sundays
good for partners. SEIGEL EX
2501. Evenings, Schwartz. ia. 0256.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
LIQUOR STORE

Outstanding corner In NV. Most
mooernly equipped for easy handling.
Doing $4,000 weekly; not cut.
IISating; excellent future possibilities;
stantial cash required, but priced
right. Call Mr.. Boinis. OR. 2974.
A. H. BACAS
Realtor A Business Rrokar An oso1
Evening star., 1950-11-19

~, TNOCERY@ONLY SO RENT.
NO peer; colored trade; $500 wkly.
GOOD lease; So 900 complete: So, 500
down. A little money-maker. Ex-
elusive. Call Joe Cohen.
CASH-AND-CAR MARKET
Self -service;. colored transient trade:
S3;5O0 wkly. bus. Priced to sell at
wonderful for experienced man who
likes real action Joe Cohen.
JOSEPH COHEN g. CO.,
RE. 2136. Ewes, Sun. TIA. 3252. J
TAVERN-75% bar: air conditioned;
rent. $3.50; .10-yr. transferable lease;
closed SUNDAYS; profitable business;
mediate sale; $4,000 cash down,
WILL COOPERATE WITH ALL
LES SHILBY-DU e188
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SMALL HOTEL

SMAIL F1OIEI
Near Union Station; 36 rms. Large
lobby. Hot and cold water and tele.
in rooms; 1st class shape through
out. Low rental, long lease Owner
Price for business, $25,000: terms.
Run mostly by help. For statement,
etc, see
Evening star., 1950-03-26
DR.. Albert {. C|ffe 10 Speak Medical Center Discovers
AT Cathedral and ST. John New Way 10 Purify Virus

The Army Medical Center has
disclosed discovery of a new and
fairly easy method of virus puri-
fication.
The technique is described by
Capt. Robert H. Muller, Army
Medical Corps, in the current issue
of the Proceedings of the Society
for Experimental Biology and
Medicine.
Using glass columns filled with
a specially treated resin, bio
chemists at the center in one
short operation were able to re-
move 95 per cent of contaminat-
ing tissue material from virus
suspensions.
The resin is similar to that. used
in research for removal of miner
ais from salt water and for sep
aration of such substances as
radioactive isotopes.
The Army believes the new
method will aid in the prepara-
ton of vaccines used to prevent
virus caused diseases.
Evening star., 1950-03-26
Text of Vondenberq Letter

tation-to determine what role
is "wisest and safest" for Amer
lea. for her own self interest, in
facing the threats of postwar
crisis. The ECA was the result.
AS we approach the statutory
END of ECA in 1852, I think it
would be we'll for another such
commission-equally bipartisan
and equally impeccable in char
acter-to resume independent,
advisory studies of our new re-
sponsibilities as the worlds
largest creditor nation and the
worlds spearhead in the quest
of dependable peace.
In the meantime, again reas-
serting the need for careful
Congressional scrutiny in re-
spect to current developments,
I again express the hope that
we shall not lose sight of the
forest because we are so near
the trees" again extend my
appreciation to you, sir, as the
Administrator of ECA, and to
your faithful associates.
Evening star., 1950-03-26

DR.. Albert E. Cliffe of Montreal
will speak at Washington Cathe-
dral and st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Lafayette square, this
week.
DR.. Cliffe. co-founder of the
Lessons in Living" Bible class
movement. will speak at st. Johns
Church at 8 pm. tomorrow and
at noon Wednesday. He will talk
at Washington Cathedral at II
a m. Tuesday.
He will be interviewed on Sta
ton WQQW at las pm. Wednes-
day by the Rev. Crawford w.
Brown. canon precentor of the
Cathedral.
A consulting chemist by profess
sion, DR.. Cliffe is the author of
Lessons in Living" and Sign
posts" He founded the Lessons
in Living" Bible class movement
three years ago in Montreal with
the Rev. Norman Peterson, rec
tor of st. Columbia Episcopal
Church there.
Evening star., 1950-03-26
Trade Board Group Invited to School Luncheon

dents are children with different
types and degrees of physical ham
dicaps which prevent them from
taking part in regular classroom
and recreational activities.
After the luncheon tomorrow
the subcommittee will be permit
ted to see the educational program
in action.