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Evening star., 1950-07-08
NO CASH-VET
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALExANDRIA-Are you looking for q
home with real charm, UNIQUE de-.
sign, and exclusive neighborhood2
ofaeer's transfer gives you this
place; 8 bedrms.; 8 baths; in. recr.
rm. Terraced, wooded lot. Conv. to
Pentagon. Substantial cash required.
1mmed. poss; CAN Mrs; Tindula, TE.
SS57; sSed SoLoN1AL INVESTMENT CO.,
ALEX. sUBURBs-s1o,s5o-vacant;
small cash payment, assume AZ
CT loan $4,000, payable S64.37 mo.
tnclud. taxes and insurance. Semi
Oct. brick, rms, bath. gas &C.
lsTee s Yard ya 0Ss ow. fsisF s54o front s DoEsh'
ARLINGTON. Va. of Ridge I'd. own
er must sell fine stone residence;
bedrms., baths. liv. rms din. rm..
kit. lge bay window and full bsmt.
cRERRYDAI.Es. s'afi vA.-Approximately
Sh acres. on Lorcum Lane, near
Old Dominion drive and oath street;
zoned S-A; near new school. shop
ping, transportation: see our sign
on property; plot. plan and contour
with JAMES L. Dixon & Co. 1929
18th st. NV" ST. 1900; ewes. WI.
DUNN LoRING RD.. Merrifield, va
4-bedrm. stucco: modern; acre. ga
bus: 20 minis. Wash. Can FA. 14o7.
HUNTINGToN-3 homes available; Q
bedfms.. brk.. semidetached; $4,000.
seufH 81 n LlSAEd SRElSGToSSs TE Sss2 s,SssoNs eyss
brokers. Army oficer selling his e
bedrm.. semidetached brick home:
full bsmt.; inclosed yard; z min. to
Pentagon. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Immediate occupancy.
2734 SO. Troy St, Arna Valley. Ask
operator for Ft. Belvoir 1000, Ext.
viENNA-New asbestos shingle q
bedrm. bungalow; picture window in
sqYls 6oo liv' FRErSEN ER sqHiP kit Nh sash;
3 sSEHE SEDEMsis Sienoa 81 80; sppra,sed s,o,ssoo
Near Fairfax High School: ali city
utilities; fenced yard; can be pur-
chased CT. with low down payment.
"a ARF6X oMNaRNTxl1iEsA hEALTxl E. 14R3i cHH}RcH g
full bsmt.. expandable attic, COM
pletely equip; kit. with, garbage
SoziSo: $i2.sSo. 5000 down. '
3-BEDRM. HOME, conveniently To-
rm. has fireplace. din. rm.. equip.
kit; assume SO, 800 CT loan; Sl3,-
go; FREEMAN q sHERBuRNE,
By H oWNaR-Near Ii; Army, Navy Coz coyn-
try Club and Pentagon. 2507 So.
Lynn st; 4 bedrms. OF. s64O. -
LET A. NEW SNACK BAR pay all
your living expenses Of a Groom, q
story modern house on " acre,
fsa nsT Hay%s5kss WsspiIssan Va 50 m5nates sae
$4,000 cash; balance, $65 per mo.
CLAUDE z. HIXSON, Real Estate,
Masassas. Va. Phone Manassas ~.
CAPE CoD-white brick; z rms, 2h
baths, Q bedrms. and bath, 1st f.,
modern kit, oil heat, Venetian
blinds; on large well-landscaped
corner lot. $21, 500. 700 Berry
81 81 .Fsn,. Fails Church. Va FA. 1898.
CAPE CoD-Liv, rm. with firepl.: 2
bath on Ist d.; studio bedrm. on
ait aqt0 try gas ar hess; ox Ssas SnIs 1h yrs CID
NEAR WASH. GOLF AND COUNTRY
Club; 4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod. Lge.
liv. rm. with fireplace; full base
ment; fine restricted Shirley Woods
location, near new elementary and
jr. high schools. GI, FILA and con-
ventional financing. Directions: +:
Out Lee hwy. to Glebe rd., right on
Glebe rd. to 26th ST., left on 26th
st. to Brandywine ST., right on
Brandywine to, 9th ST., left on 27th
st. to house on right. For sale by
D. c. GRUVER. Call Mr.. Stoner,
MA. 1887; ewes. WI. 5046. .
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W7OODMOOR. S17,95O

SUBURBAN BARGAINS
4-room house with porch, $3.50;
2-bedrm. on 1 acre. $S,450; ,2-bed-
& Em; on ~ v acre: sa; g ;4I9; 10 4bedrm 4-Sedrm
on 16 acres, $4,000.
SMITH w. ALLNUTT, Sr.
SH 4646; eyes,, Ashton 3194.
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S13 Q5n
4-BEDRM. HOME
ON 8 ACRES
MASTER RAMBLER

This one is master of them all.
Like the king of beasts, this is .
lion. twin-size bedrms. or 3
bedrms. and den, 2 tiled baths;
center hall plan leading of from
vestibule entrance; spacious liv.
rm. with 'flrepl., full din. rm., de
luxe equipped kit. even includes
auto. dishwasher; finished stairway
to attic where huge rms. could
be added; giant full bsmt. with
"a bath; huge work rm., det. 2-car
gar. Truly large quality home at
S29,50O.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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VARIETY

VARIETY
WE WILL BE STANDING BY SAT-,
SUN. AND MON. TO SHOW ANY
82R,,rIL Or ALL OF THE FOLLOWING
CAMP SPRINGS
New arm. brick and stucco. full
bsmt.. 12-acre lot, on city busline;
$8,950 with $1,000 down.
CAMP SPRINGS \
CT approved-5-rm and bath stucco,
partly finished attic, full bsmt.: Ha-
acre lot; on city busline: $1,000
down for GI. good terms for non-GI.
Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD
New Arm. brick, liv. rm. 23x13; ~
acre lot: good terms.
CLINTON
CT approved-6-rm. rambler. acre
lot; lge. knotty pine. liv. rm. with
picture windows and firepl.: So, 600
cash for CT, $4,000 for non-GI.
CLINTON
OF approved: 6-rm. asbestos shingled,
all on l floor; frepl., full bsmt. ;,
side screened porch; 2s-acre lot; det.
garage; 81 900 down for CT. $4,000
for non-GI
T. PAUL MUDD co.
LIT. 4-4382 -lo
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
AURORA HILLS

Due to sudden transfer, this most
charming home is offered at a price
for quick sale. 1t features 2 huge
bedrms. with dble. closets and Hol-
lywood bath on 2nd H.; 1st Il. has
center hall, 25-ft. liv. rm., lge. din
rm.. spacious kit, full bath. den;
screened porch. plus random-widthl
has knotty pine rec. rm., paneled
bedrm.. full bath; furnace, laundry
rm. and gar: slate roof; beautiful
trees and shrubs; conv. to bus and
schools; shown by appointment. Call
OW: 1904; ewes. GIL. 1889 or ia.
4-0366.
LES FARNIJM
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TODAY'S
BEST BUY

The Brookeville Rambler
$10,950-VA APPROVED
No Down Payment to Vets
3 BEDRMS., ALL BRICK
Americas greatest home
value; 8 full-sized bedrooms.
colored tile baths, picture
windows, fully equipped mod
ern Kitchen basement option
al, at slight additional cost.
STRAIGHT OUT GEORGIA
AVE. TO 10000 BLOCK
GEORGIA AVE.
Model Home, Furnished
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No. Capitol st. Ma. 5000
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New HAMPSHIRE Estates

Only IS left Of these new all brick
semidetached homes. lge. rms.
1st floor powder rm., lge. kitchen
with Hotpoint dishwasher and gar:
bage disposal. Full bsmt.; only $50
down to qualified veterans. Priced
at S13,250, with VA and FHA f1n-
ancing. Drive out New Hampshire
ave. 2 blks. beyond University Lane
to our sign on left.
SIDNEY z. MENSH g. co.
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Attention, Veterans

This attractive home in an excel
location Of .Takoma Park, Md. Is
rms. 2 baths, h.-w h, arranged as
2 complete apis. Venetian blinds,
elec: DISPOSAL. Prise $IS,9o9i, az sp-
ER 1000: eyes. SH R24b. IS
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GUYS DIFFERENT''

"IT'S DIFFERENT"
A lovely detached home on a wide
level lot in Huntington Terrace
adjacent to the Suburban Hospital
in Bethesda. Delightful liv. rm.
done completely in knotty pine;
beautiful kit. and SO many unusual
features you will have to look at
1t to appreciate 1t. Price is low
but owner wants cash. Call ME.
1l43 until pm. today or Sunday.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
2800 VALLEY WAY

2800 VALLEY WAY
Cheverly, Md.-$18,250
A Corner Home on Big Lot
Approved For Veterans
Beautiful detached six-room
brick on " acre; school and
transportation. Has first-floor
lavatory, screened porch,
breakfast room, oil heat and
attached garage. Vacant. i'm
mediate possession. Homes of
this character at such q low
price and on easy terms are
hard to find. Open Sunday
! to dark. Mr.. de Lathouder,
DRIVE OUT BLADENSBURG
RIGHT ON DEFENSE HIGH
WAY TO LANDOVER ROAD,
RIGHT TO CHEVERLY ROAD.
RIGHT TWO BLOCKS TO
KILMER AVE. RIGHT TWO
BLOCKS TO VALLEY WAY
AND LEFT TO HOME.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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5o5 H st. NV. MA. 2345.

NEAR UNIV. OF MD.
Excellent for students. large s.
bath house. and also small bunga-
low on "a acre: income, S4.400
annually. Price, $37,500. Shown by
appt. Call Mr.. Denston, TU. 2100.
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U-Shaped Rambler

4
As fine a brick rambler as we have
ever seen, built around screened and
heated porch which overlooks mag
nif1cent wooded lawns behind house;
3 splendid bedrms. and 2 full baths,
lge. living rm. with fireplace, full
entertaining-size dining rm.r kitchen
equipped with range. refgr., dish
washer, garbage disposal unit, ex.
haust fan and Bendix washer; base
msnt with outside ent. Please
NOTE: This home is oriented toward
the lovely back yard. 165 it. deep,
not toward the street; no picture
window exposes you to passers-by.
Move in here and live your own
life IN complete privacy in q home
built yrs. ago as d lasting example
of excel. construction, in a neigh.
borhood of comparable houses. S2S,.
$50 is the price for this truly mod.
ern home. For personal appoint.
ment, telephone
MANNAS REALTY CO.
s116 Wilson Blvd, GL. or OK. 27sl.
Iii
(COnttnnad on Navk pa0aN
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MICHIGAN PARK HILLS
2-bedrm. brick BUNGALOW; large liv
rm., din. rm., firepl.; tiled bath
modern kitchen with garbage dis.
posal; full bsmt.. gas heat: priced
to sell. Call Mrs: Roauevert, JU
7-S251. cox & CO. UN. 1879.
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OPEN 2 TILL DARK
New 3-bedrm. brick rambler; oil heat;
bsmt.; hardwood floors; many fine
$1,000 down to a CT. 6419 Edmon.
ston I'd, Riverdale, Md. JOHN A.
WENTZ. WA. 9144 %
BETTER THAN NEW inside and out;
2-year-old brick Cape Cod; 8 rms,
expansible attic, heated and insu-
lated; level fenced lot: full bsmt.
23O9 Calvert st., Lewisdale, Nd.
(. ROBERT E.. LOHR
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NO CASH

Mr.. MD. UNIVERSITY
Beautiful mod. brick bungalow on
h-acre lot; liv. rm. with firepl.,
equip. kit, bedrms: fioored attic,
full bSmt.; rec. rm.; gas heat; enjoy
country atmosphere with city conv. |;
call Mr.. Bowers
CAMPANELLA g. CO.
Elk Ala. ewes AID 4q47 -S
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UNIV. HILL RAMBLER
OPEN DAILY TILL DARK
(1c+ Coofioy, Co1d n,yfl

NO MONEY DOWN
TO VETERANS
Really big 3-bedroom ram
blers, featuring recessed INV.
heat. GE kitchen, including
garbage disposal, dishwasher.
electric range, S-ft. refrigera-
tor and metal cabinets, and
lovely location Of exclusive
homes. Lots 65x140. GI-
approved 30-year, 1907 loans
SIT PER MONTH PAYS ALL.
INCLUDING TAXES.
To reach: Out New Hamp-
University lane, bear right
about l mile to Old Colesville
rd., right 2 blks. to Rutgers
and right to sample house.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtor
81. 3010 Till 8 PM.
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ARLINGTON
NTDTT U TuYo A

ARLINGTON
CIRCLE THIS AID
You folks who like to putter around
the yard, here's q 200-ft deep lot
with grape arbor, chicken house and
lovely garden; 8 bedrooms, 25-ft.
living room with fireplace, full din
ing room; big basement garage; 1
proved at S13,500. ---,.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson Blvd. at Rhodes. IA. 4-1eoo.
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ANNALEE HEIGHTS

ARLINGTON FOREST
70-ft. frontage. level shaded lot.
The rear part Of 1t is fenced and
there. are quite few fruit trees.
The house itself Is the large type
6-rm. brick Colonial with tile bath.
for immed. sale at S16,350.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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4 Bedrooms-Huge Lot
NO CASH DOWN TO VET
HEIGHTS-Two-story larg.
house, ideal for large family. FROM
room. kitchen. bath and two bed.
rooms on. first floor. Two bedrooms
on second. Full basement with huge
room for recreation. Needs decora-
tion. but price allows for that. Pay.
ments will be approx. S63 pei
ance. Settlement costs approx. S25o
CAN Mr., Berens. jr.. or Mr.. Taylor
MA. 5005.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1923 K ST. NV.
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ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS y
First fl. bedrm. and bath, most at
trac., lge. 1h-story l house, situated
on q beautiful level, wooded lot with
inclosed yard; bedrms. and bath
upstairs, rear screened porch, at
tached garage; close to bus and
schools. A real buy, $22 $500.
Shown by appointment.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg, Arl., IA. 4-1155
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BEAUTIFUL KIRKSIDE
CHEVY CHASE

A handsome brick residence
on a lovely level lot (70x125
IT. in one Of the most popu-
lar sections Of elose-in Chevy
Chase, just few blocks
from Chevy Chase Circle.
Prewar construction. Living
room with fireplace, dining
room, kitchen. den. lavatory,
screened porch on the 1st
door; 3 lovely bedrooms and
2 baths on the End; stairway
to large attic; paneled rec
reation room. with fireplace;
attached garage: slate roof;
oil air-conditioned heat and
the price is only S29,950.
20-yr. first trust at 4k1c.
Immediate possession. Call
Foster Shannon, evenings,
WO. S915. with
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DAVID R. NIMMER
QUALITY TEIISl
HARD TO FINDl

This desirably loc. brick Colonial has
that much wanted bedrm. and bath
on 1st fl, plus 2 bedrms. and bath
on End; exc. hv. rn., din. rm., equip.
kit; full bsmt.; rear screened porch;
extras include awnings, Venetian
blinds, Bendix, garbage disposal;
$17,950.
REALTY, INC.
4751 Lee Hwy, at Glebe, ia. 4-1620.
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PLEASINGLY
Different Bungalow

VETERANS, APPROVED
4 BEDRMS., 21a BATHS
Lovely corner lot, brick. Silver
Spring, 2 yrs. old; owner trans
ferreo; nice rec. rm., built-in ga
rage, all-electric kit. with garbage
disposal and dish washer, Bendix
washer. Many attractive features,
such as: corner windows in bedrms.,
etc. For appointment call SH. SOLO
till pm.
MONTGOMERY
Investment & Ins. Co.
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RAMBLERS
- ~~~H ~
MAC LINDSEY
OK. 2211.
VACATION RAMBLER

VhCA I ION hAMbLEH
Let's spend that vacation in this
rambler2 Imagine a charming white
home mastery designed and set
back on A-acre velvetly green
a sists Of Cathedral liy oGI rm Tn With % an
tistic flrepl. 2 bedrms. and bath
plus pine-paneled den, modern din.
area, electrically equipped kit. and
breakfast. nook. full bsmt. with rec.
rm., all for S17,950.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-07-16

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Evening star., 1950-07-16

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Evening star., 1950-07-16

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Evening star., 1950-07-16
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Evening star., 1950-07-16
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Arizona sun., 1950-08-18
THE Grand f" Will
Hand Medal To Gov.

WASHINGTON, D. C. (NNPA)
j. Finley Wilson, grand exalted
ruler of the Improved Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks
of the World, said Monday that
presentation of the Eliza P. Love-
joy gold medal to Governor Alfred
E. Driscon will be one of the high
lights of the annual Elks' conven-
ton to be held in Chocago, Aug
ust 20 to 27.
This will be the first presenta-
ton of the medal, given in memory
of one of the heroes of the early
abolitionist movement. Mr.. Will
son said he will personally make
the presentation to Governor Dris-
coll at the civil liberties meeting
at DuSable High school, Monday,
August 81.
Governor Driscoll was selected
to be the first recipient of the
medal, which the Elks will give
annually for distinguished service
to humanity. He was chosen for
his leadership in putting into eff
feet full civil rights program
in New Jersey, including the
abolition of racial segregation in
the New Jersey National Guard.
Arizona sun., 1950-08-18
D. {. Judge Accuses
Diners Of Misconduct

WASHINGTON, D. C. (NNPA)
The international Workshop said
last Friday that it will appeal the
disorderly conduct conviction of
fifteen members who tried to get
service for four colored persons
in their group at ScholPs Cafe
terra on July 7.
After a heated three-day trial,
Judge Thomas D. Quinn of NUM-
cipal Court found the group guilty
saying, he had mo doubt, what
ever, that they took the law in
their own hands" when they
blocked the cafeteria line after
the colored members were refused
service. He fined them $25 each,
but each was released under $25
bond pending an appeal.
Commenting on the case, Wal
ter White, secretary of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People,
said:
Democracy has come to pretty
pass when citizens seeking food
in a lawful manner at place
of public accommodation are
charged by a judge of taking the
law into their own hands and will
fully convicted of charges of dis
orderly conduct.
"This decision thoroughly indi-
Gates Judge Quinn's utter failure
to understand the crucial issues of
our times and his inability to ap-
preciate human rights"
Meanwhile, a new test case on
the question was begun last Thurs
day by the appearance of two col
ored people and one white person
at a Thompson's Cafeteria. They
asked for service and were re-
fused.
They are Mrs. Mary Church
Terrell, widow of the late Judge
Robert H. Terrell and member
of the American Association of
University Women; the Rev. Ar
thur F. Elmes, pastor of the Peo-
pies Congregational Church, and
Miss Jean J. Williams of the WASH
ington Fellowship. Miss Williams
is white.
After being denied service, they
went to Assistant Corporation
Counsel Clerk F. King with affi-
davits stating their position.
King said he intends to prepare
information that will cause court
action against Thompson's.
Arizona sun., 1950-08-18

"A SLOW BOAT TO CHINA"
MR.. ONG YOU HAVE FOOLED US LONG ENOUGH
Wing Foon Ong, present legislator from the new
district No and seeking reelection to the this
store for himself He will not be elected for third term
This district is comprised for the greater part of Spanish
similarly situated and disseminated against just as Mr.
Ongs own group Is Ihls group, M are
in this democracy OF ours
What has Mr.. Ong done during the two terms that he
has served representative for his
ING-He given the opportunity to introduce FEPC
bill drawn up by the local branch of the N A. A. C. P
He positively refused to do -pussyfoong each time he
questioned about the bill.
members of our legislative body, Mr.. Robes of Pima
and Mr. Kartus of Marcopa County, who introduced the
these two gentlemen at the Regular Session of the Nine
teenth legislature Still the man who believes THERE
has optimism and sublime faith in the American promise
of equality for all, making himself living refutation of
opportunities in this country that mem
bers Of minority groups cannot rise above med0c
rity did not give this bill "a CHINAMANS CHANCE by
his failure to introduce it and support it
Probably Mr. Ong believes that he has risen above the
and longer be touched by the wrongs per-
petrated against all minority groups Probably he believes
he did when he operated restaurant in connce
on with his grocery store at 1916 East Jefferson Street,
but are good enough to buy his groceries This policy
makes possible for Mr. Ong family live in the Good
Old American Way"
Perhaps he believes, that because he has achieved
unique position in this community and because he is the
only Chinese elected to public office that he superior
to his electors This indicated when Negro youth
from the neighborhood, who returned in uniform after
fighting to make the World Safe fer Democracy and was
shaking hands with of Ongs daughters informed
that he the Negro soldier did not have such privileges
in the Ong family.
Probably he believes, that because Labor Party and
its leaders have endorsed him for third House
of Representatives, that he do wrong and not
conform to the rules regulations and laws enacted our
State for the benefit of citizen Mr. Ong has faunt
ed the rules and regulations of the house of Representa-
tves by removing his hearing when out of order thus
disregarding the rights of fellow legislators. He believes
that the Constitution of the State of Arizona and the quail
torney Generals office, do not apply to WING FOON
ONG.
In opinion from the office of the Attorney General
signed by Chas. D. Mccarthy Assistant Attorney Gener
al, dated Feb. A, 1948 and directed Frohmier
district is qualification for membership in the House of
Representatives. Thus the qualifications for membership
in the house follows
1. CITIZENSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES
g. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF AGE
3. A RESIDENT OF ARIZONA AT LEAST THREE
YEARS BEFORE ELECTED.
4. RESIDENCE IN THE COUNTY FROM WHICH
ELECTED AT LEAST ONE YEAR BEFORE EIEC-
TION.
5. A QUALIFIED EECTOR OF THE LEGISLATIVE
DISTRICE FROM WHICH ELECTED.
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
POLLING Family

Annual reunion of the Polling
family was held Sunday at the
Allen Center school house, with
approximately so in attendance.
During the business meeting held
following the dinner. the same
officers were retained for anoth-
er year: president, Auta Polling;
vice president, Roger Polling; Sec
etary-treasurer, Elsie Foster AT
ter some discussion, it was decid-
ed to meet at the Allen Center
Baptist Church, the second Sun
day in August, 1851, for the next
reunion.
Relatives were present fr m
Piqua, Fletcher, Columbus, Sid
ney, Springfield, Marysville and
vicinity, and from New Bedford,
Mass.