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HILLANDALE
ONE-ACRE ESTATE
BY OWNER

In community of small estates little
less than Az mi. from District
Charming brick and frame home
with center hall, step-up studio liv.
room with fireplace and beamed CELL
ing. din. room, kit, bedroom and
narsery @ w or den ap and BATH M on neoseers seeand
floor; full basement. ah.-.wh., auto
washer, built-in garage; beautifully
handicapped lot 170x25S with many
fruit and shade trees, spring and
flower garden: priced under S..,3.
900 for immediate sale. owner leav-
ing city. Open Sunday. II. 1TG.,
Overlook dr.. Drive out New HanD-
shire ave. extended to Overlook Or.
turn right and continue around cir
Gle to mailbox marked A. B. Fisher
jr.. and sign. JU. 1912, No brok-
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAND
SILVER SPRING

Open Sun, l to 5; this 4-bedrm.
,lau rms good size), 2-bath; h-W.h.;
liv. rm. with flrepl, full-size din.
rm.; nice lot with outside f1repl.
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. to
Franklin ave. right to Wire ave.
3194. S413 Ga. ave.
SMITH W AIINIlTT Sr
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SILVER SPRING, S15,95O

Charming custom built brick. Just
ccompleted. 5 lovely rms on one
floor, Inirrored fireplace with built
IN bookcases. Hollywood bath with
vanity ultramodeIn GE elec. kit,
full hsmt.. finished Stairwav to full
attlc; Bryant gas heat. storm win
downs, Venetian blinds. deep closets
with elec. lighting. See this TO-DAY
Ter sure. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
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UBURBAN sALE-MARYLANpIsUBl
Indian Spring Village

Indian Spring Village
Only left in group Of II new homes
with 3 and 4 bedrms. with l u to
baths, priced from Sl6,5OO. in
area adjacent to. pub. and Cath
schools. bus and shops; choose your
own decorations. See sample house
daily and Sun. Drive out CoIesville
rd. to Four Corners. right , blks.
to St Lawrence, left to 400 blk.
LAWRENCE v. LUTES, Sligo 4.22;;
evenings SH. 7l5l. -I9
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FOREST HEIGHTS
GREENACRES- MD

GREENACRES, MD.
COLONIAL DETACHED HOME
Center entrance, tastefully decora ted
and situated on large lot, 60x11O;
storm sash. slate roof, recreation
rn.; picket fence: GE gas a.-c. heat.
Shown bv appt. Price, S14,250,
terms.
CONNER g. RYON, INC.
Exclusive Agents, 927 18th St. NV.
or WI ST4S 81
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TAKOMA PARK
WOODACRES

OPEN TODAY, II TO
Several new homes under construc-
ton and avail. for inspection Some
with den and lavatory on lSt ar;
all have GE all-elec. kits, built-in
gar, porch, lge. wooded lot. VA
approved at S19,950 and S22 ,450,
tOut Mass. ave, . miles past West
moreland Circle, right | blk. on
Welborn dr. left on Newburn dr..
M0OnAcpEc
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FOREST GLENN

FOREST GLENN
In the beautiful groves of suburban
Forest Glen. Md; detached brick
with spacious yard. First floor,
living room with fireplace with door
to screened side porch, dining rm.,
floor. 3 bedrms., bath; full base
ment; built-in garage, o.h.-w.h. To
reach: Out Ga. ave, ! and one
tenth miles past Colesville rd. traf-
f1c light in Silver Spring, left hand
to Forest Glen. Open Sunday,
= to s.
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Fruit, Vegetable Garden
Right here at Silver Spring, along
with the lovely b-rm. brick house
you have dreamed about; yrs. old;
really well built. OF Georgia ave.
cox g. CO., 81. OTIS.
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DALE DRIVE

OI1II DIC1 Il
SILVER SPRING
Real ranch rambler, sitting on a
knoll beautiful brick with built-in
garage leading to rec. rm., lge liv.
rm., din. rm., mod. kit, bedrms.
and > baths: beaut Surroundings.
spect, call
Max C. Schwartz. ia $500
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SILVER SPRING
Open Sat.-Sun., 1916
All brick 2-bedrm. bungas.; Youngs-
town kit. full bsmt., nr. school; best
buy in town, no down payment to
vets. Terms to non-vets; $4,000
Directions: Out to 10000 blk
Georgia ave-, right on Dennis. left
on Inwood, 10000 blk. right on
Handy Cali Mrs. McEwan, COX &.
CO.. 81. 0775; ewes, Ashton 2a4l
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TRINIDAD AREA
12o6 OIJEFN ST NE
OPEN, 2 TO 5
RROOKI,AND
v. D. JOHNSTON

Colored. 1909 EvartS st. ne. Large
4-bedrm bungalow; hardwood floors,
full basement. oil h.-w h.; very large
lot; reasonably priced. See this
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COLORED, VACANT
BROOKLAND. SD. BRK.

First time offered. Lovely semide-
tacned brick, on beautiful large lot;
front porch, rms. side hall, bath,
h-wh, full high bsmt.; completely
redecorated. Call today, move in
tomorrow. RE. 1881. UN. -0759.
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A MOUNTAIN RETREAT

A MOUNTAIN RETREAT
About 30 miles from Washington
ana of Route 24O, this substantiai
nome nesting on hillside, has a
eeautitul mountain view. includins q
sre, SuSaT Loaf Mt, with 2la acres Of
fenced, handicapped, has fruit treos 20
grape grape arbor and vegetable garden
Inc 6-room white frame house iS
sound and needs some modernizing
Fl,sh, FFriGe, 5000. Please cali Mrs,
OR. 4232. 1NEz CUsHARp. WI 6se7
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COLORED
POSSESSION

s-family row brick with 2 baths
gas heat det. garage. 18th st. be-
low Spring rd. Shown by appoint
ment.
1911 Eye ST. NV. RE. S2S2: ewes,
,JU 7-6774 -19
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SILVER SPRING
7Q07 WOHDpupU I'D

OPEN Sun, ] TIL DARK
-rm. dot. tapestry brick-enjoy
plus income up to $3.50 per mo, for
the, Z bedrms. and ) baths on End
and Bird floors; full bSmt., oil INV.
h.. also alternatine Spencer stoker
coal furnace; take your choice.
Bunt-in garage Close to stores,
schools, with bus a. door. Could
not be huilt for S5O.00O today; can
be bought for S@6.750 with excel
lst trust. Directions: Out Georgia
ave. blocks beyond thu D C. line
to EaSt-West hwy. tBurlin ton drD,
turn right and follow our ectionai
signs > short blocks TO open house.
IL = SCOElELD, 81. $500 Till . Pm.
Exclusive Ppaftor ~
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FOUR BUNGALOWS
In Sc. have four clients that would
like to buy BUNGALOW in s.e.
DAVID F. FARLEY. VI. 4949, Your
Neighborhood Real Estate Broker.
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TWO-FAMILY
M Sna ~a~ry

Owner Ordered Abroad
New brick with front porch and very
large, yard. Gas heat and modern
plumbing. Possession. S12,7OO.
Wen financed. Inspection by ap-
Howenstein Realty Corp.
141S H st. NV. DI. 1877.
Ewes, WO. O250. 10
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COLORED
OPEN SUN, 2-6 PM.
1867 BLAINE ST. NE.
SEMIDETACHED BRICK
TWO Fiji. RATHS

Near Minnesota ave. and every con-
and Immediately clean S-year-old
home that will please the most
particular buyer; lge. rms. and
tiled bath. including completely
equipped modern kitchen and 8
fine bedrms. Full bsmt. with hn-
did deep yard Priced at only $13,-
500 with low down payment. You
will buy this one on sight. Call
MA. 9797 or LU 4-3342 daily.
Ewes. and SUM-, call Mr.. Campbell,
AK. 0634.
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Sill 1.500

Hillcrest Heights Rambler
Price, S14,950, cash $4,000 25O6
Eliot pl. Sc: 2-yrs. old. with excel
lent 4fo veterans financing that can
be assumed; contains living rm. with
fireplace, full size dining rm., kit.
with breakfast space, . excel. twin
size bedrms.. tile bath, storage attic,
basement. utility and heating rm. !;
lge. lot, oak floors; this home is to
be decorated inside and out to your
taste. Don't miss this exceptional
value. Mr.. Phifer, HI. s714. ewes.
brooke dr., turn right to section and
house: PAUL P. STONE, Realtor,
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SILVER SPRING. 1000 Osborne dr.
heT heJ.o det BRICK on level corner lot,
flrepl.; din. rm., comp. kit 3nd A.
oedrms., bath; full bsmt.; &C
gas heat. Owner leaving town
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY. ont
"a: ave to Locust Grove I'd. (a9O0
block. left one block. ''o0'
McDEVITT REALTOR, RA. 1922.
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O1 = A4AA)A~xA
Open Sat.-Sun., 2 Till Dark
Preshowins new 5-rm. red brick Cape
Cod. Featuring living rm. with fre-
place, dining rm., well-equipped
kitchen. > good-sized bedrms., tiled
bath. daylight basement, stairway
to expansible attic. Directions:
From Bank of Bethesda out Old
Georgetown rd. to Ryland dr., left
70 S523 Milstead DIR. A. v. PISANI.
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OPEN / TILL DARK

cOLoRED-Sat. and Sun: 4017 Clay
pl. ne; liv. rm. din. rri., kit, stove,
refrigerator, bedrms. tile bath;
u bath In bsmt.: large. rear yard,
Cali MT. Meade. LU. 4-43S2. T.
PATTI, MIJDD co -1g
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WOODMOOR
ONE PEEK

And you must have this unique ram
bling Cape Cod; 3 beGrms., . baths.
picture windowed; huge fireplace;
cabinet lined kit, landscaped, oyd.:
in setting of towering oaks. 10624
Lorain ave. Call Mr. Messick, SH.
410S, COX g. CO., 81. O775. 10
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SILVER, SPRING

OIIVEE OPRING
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 6 PM.
go G-'-r'io 6r.. Tnd'an Srrjng rl-'.
.Estate-Charming Cape Cod style
bunoalov', in the heart of close-in
residential Silver Spring, Just Of
Colesville I'd: liv. rm.. din. rm..
lovely kitchen, 2 bedrms, all on lat
upstairs: full bsmt.' storm windows:
fenced yard; 4@s loan may be as
sumed. Nr. best buses, schools. Only
S15.950. To reach: Out Colesville
I'd. to Granville DIR. at Indian Spring
Clnb sisn). right to 21O.
REALTY CO.
SH. 644O.
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COLORED
OPEN 2-6
1927 TALBERT TER. S.E.
Q1 q 0E0 000E hnIIIhn

S10,950-$995 DOWN
Beautiful prewar broom, row-brick
house in this convenient and desir-
able section; living room, dining
room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath
upstairs, basement. oil &C. heat;
mouse recently redecorated; reason
able monthly payments. A rare bar
gain. Directions: Out Nichols ave.
Sc. to Talbert st. Sc, left to Talbert
ter. Sc. MA. 9797 or LU. 4-3342;
eyes. and SUM-, call Mr.. Cohen,
NO. 5400.
Capital, VTFUr pEhrTv
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Seutheost

COLORED-EXCELLENT TWO-FAM-
lily HOME with two kitchens, two
baths, oil heat; perfect condition;
small cash payment. First time Of
fered. Call now. 1t won't last.
MITCHELL QUICK, ST. 5000; eve,
COLORED-CHICAG ST, - blk.
of Nichols ave.-Row brick. ar
incl furniture. S14,95O. HART
MAN REALTY INC, 1345 Good Hope
I'd Sc TE d-9dDO
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Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors, Q26 N Y Ave NV III
C010red-Rrook1and

rms. brick; large liv. rm. with fire.
pl., modern large kit, tile bath and
3 bedrms; basement covered with
asphalt tile; oil h.-wh., screened
front porch, brick gar, fenced
yard: approx. 10 yrs. old; best buy
in Brookland. R. G. DUNNE. HO.
0700. or Mr. Jarrett, NO. 1924.
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NEAR WHEATON
Owner leaving city must sell-Det.
brick, Cape Cod. q rms, l bath:
oil heat: att. garage; lot 70x156
with Z fruit trees; price, S16,S0O.
CALL SUNDAY 1920 TO 2:30
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 8112
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TAKOMA PARK

Out-of- town owner must sell his spa
Eious 6-rm; det home located mr..
E9a,rIrGn and Flower ave Oil heat.
equipped kit with table space; S0x
] 90 it, lot. lst-f powder rm. Can
oe easily converted into two apts.
ASkln9, 81 $3.50. no reasonable offer
rfG1IuSe6. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
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Colored-BrOOkland

1901 18th ST. NE.
Fully det. corner Dutch Colonial;
6 rms. oil heat. built-in gar, lovely
aide porch. nice rec. rm.; one of the
BEST homes available in Brookland; !;
Driced right; substantial cash re-
auired.
OPEN TODAY, 2 TO
\. q, DUNNE. Ho. O7o0, or Mr.,
Jarrett. NO. 1924.
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OUNG- BOWERS c.
SH. 1n1l
BETHESDA

See our desirable home. prices rang
ing from $4,000 to $4,000; reas.
down pymt. and terms. For infor-
nation call Mrs. Pacheo, OIL. Sl46,
cox & CO. ST. O11h
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OPEN SUNDAY / TO 6
PREWAR BRICK CAPE con

fHEWAR BRICK CAPE COD
S15,25O
just over the District line
on nicely handicapped corner lot
with white. picket fence. Contains
ny rmy din. rm., 3 bedrms. and
ulie oath; gas &C. heat, full basmt.
frres include built-in bunks
screened porch. venetian blinds and
screens. Directions. Out N. II. ave
l block past East-West Hwy, turn
rTIght l block to open sign at 1901
YoUNG-BowERs co.
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oath Annuul
Memorial Program
AT Wdshelli

The twenty-fourth annual city
wide Memorial Day Program at
Veterans Memorial Cemetery at
Washelli, win take place Tuesday,
May 80. 1850. by proclamation of
His Honor, William F. Devin,
Mayor of the City of Seattle.
Mr.. Robert H. Adelman, presid-
ing, chairman of the Board of
Trustees. Veterans Memorial Gem
etery.
At 1900 noon the colors will be
raised to full staff, Honor Guard,
United States Marine Corps.
At 1870 pm. sharp, Ground
Breaking Ceremony for the veter-
ans Memorial Chapel and Chimes
Tower, "Honoring III Heroic
Deadi"
Gold Star Mothers, District Com
manders of Veteran Organizations.
District Presidents of their Auxili-
aries, representatives of the Con-
sular Staffs of Friendly Nations,
representatives Of city. county,
state and federal governments will
be guests Of the trustees of the
Veterans Memorial Cemetery on
this memorable occasion
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REGISTRATION BEGINS
FOR INSTITUTE OF
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Registration is now open for the
Institute of International Relations,
sponsored by the American Friends
Service Committee, which will be
held here June 18 to rs, announces
Mrs. j. R. Browning, 2919 E.
Howell ST., who is a member of
the executive committee.
With Americas Role in a World
of Tensions" as it's theme, the
eight-day institute, with a faculty
of outstanding leaders, will seek to
bring religious insight as well as
intellectual analysis, to bear on the
problems of the world with the
aim of defining the responsibility
of the individual citizen toward
them, Mrs. Browning added.
All daytime discussion groups
and conferences will be held in
Wesley House 1905 18th Ave. N. E.,
while the evening lectures will be
held in University Methodist Tenn
pie, e. 43rd st. and 18th Ave. N. e.
Cultural, social service, business
and professional organizations, as
well as churches and labor unions,
are urged to send representatives
to the institute to participate in
the discussions on such topics as
the "cold war;" civil liberties, the
nations foreign policy, and ten
sions in Europe, Asia and the
United States, Mrs. Browning
stated.
Tuition fee for the eight-day
institute is $12 and reservations,
or registration, may be made by
contracting Mrs. Browning, or by
writing the American Friends Ser
vice Committee at 1859 18th Ave.
e.
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Crdftsmen's Porty
Huge Success

The Cabaret Party last Sunday
night at the 908 Supper Club was
an evening of supreme gaiety, un-
der the improvised moon light,
dancing to music rendered by Win
field King, piano, Kelly, drums,
Milt Greene. guitar, and Jabo
Ward, tenor sax. More than 300
guests want to know when the
Craftsmen win take the spotlight
again.
The Social Editor noted lin her
cruise for news) Charles Winston,
Realtor, DR.. and Mrs. Clarence AL
len, Miss Vivian Meade, sales
woman at Frederick & Nelson's
department store, Mrs. Frances
North, seamstress, Bones Brothers,
proprietors of Patches cigar store.
4O6 9th Ave. So, Esther Ewign,
designer and dressmaker, Mrs.
Edith Robertson johnson, teacher
at Hawthorne School, DR.. and Mrs.
John P. Browning, Mr.. and Mrs.
OdeI F. Lewis Che is the manager
of the Washington State LIQUOR
Control Board store at $50 Jack
son ST. and party of IA, e. d.
Dahlborg, worshipful deputy
grand master of Prince Hall Grand
Lodge of Washington and its Juris-
dtction, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee e. Lewis.
Che is the recreational director of
Lakewood Housing project), Bruce
Rowell, insurance agent, "The Cav
Ladies' party of %, Vogues party
OF 10. Southern University Club
and Delta Sigma Theta" Sorority
party of IL. Bessie Benson and
Lilly Johnson table for 8, Golden
Acorns," Mrs. Mamie L. Merritt.
business chairman table for 6. Mrs.
Helen Shaw, party of 10, with Mrs.
Rebecca Paris of Oakland, Calf.
also Mrs. Crawley, a guest celebrity
who sang 1.-THE September Song"
Other parties noted were South
End Social Club members, Fash
ionettes, Philharmonics and so
many others too numerous to men,
ton.
The Craftsmen wish to thank
their many guests; feel honored to
have been your hosts, and wish to
entertain you again at the opening
OF the C~raftsmen's Rendezvous at
1880 East Madison, Saturday night,
June 10th.
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NEGRO ACTORS GUILD
o BILL ROBINSON

NEW YORK (ANP) - The Ne
gro Actors Guild of America on
Thursday, May rs, will unveil the
BIZ "Bojangles" Robinson MEM
orial monument at Evergreen GEM
etery.
Acting in concert with a dis
tinguished Citizens Committee,
headed by Hon. Jonah B. Goldstein,
Monseigneur James B, O'Reilly,
Noble Sissle and Ed Sullivan, the
Negro Actors Guild has selected an
from Abraham Lincoln
which, to their minds, best typifies
the life Of the great Negro star:
with malice towards none, with
charity for ALL"
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LIBRARY
CARTER ORTHO. GUILD WINS JABBERW0CK CUP
ubberwock MoY
Be YeorlY Affoir

A packed house, splendid enter
tainment. and prizes which salts
fled both paying guests and Jabb-
erwock participants, all went to
make up a grand evening which the
public is already requesting the
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority to make
a yearly affair.
Winning the Jabberwock Cup,
for the second time, was a thrill to
be long remembered by members
of the Corinne Carter Orthepedic
Guild. They are also happy over
the $500 cash award for winning
first place.
This fine group was known as
the Younger Matrons Club when
it won the first place in Jabber-
wock in 1896. The membership at
the present time is as follows:
President, Hermenia Sanders;
Edith Smith: Francis Badon, Viola
Carr, Annita Hearst, Clara H~assell,
Arvella Moore. Amelia Sayles, Hell
en- Jones, Eleanor Lee, Lucille
Richardson, Yvonne Ward, Beat
rice Freeman. The Guild was as
sisted by Ola Mae Parker, a form
err member.
Second place winner was the
A. X. A.. Sorority, with the prize
being $3.50.
Many door prizes were received
by lucky ticket holders during in
PERMISSION, and cigarettes were
given out. The evening of enjoy
ment concluded with dancing to
AL Hickey's Band.
Delta Sigma Theta takes this
means of thanking the general
public, all Jabberwock participants,
and sponsors for their generous
response to this project.
Next week there will be a report
of the Area Conference and initia-
ton which Alpha Omicron Chapter
conducted this same weekend.
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Photo by Gil Baker

Grave, all participating organiza-
tions; Honor Guard, United States
Marine Corps.
(All veterans and patriotic or
CARNATIONS and their auxiliaries
will participate in the ceremony
honoring the deceased defenders of
our Nation. Sailors, soldiers, ma
rines and airmen now in service
will place a wreath in memory of
their comrades who have made the
supreme sacrifice for the defense
of our country.)
Song Battle Hymn of the Re-
public" leader, Mr.. r. H. Vivian;
accompanied by Thirteenth Naval
District Band.
B~enediction, the Rev. DR.. Henry
H. Ness formerly 54th Field Artil-
lery, U.S.A.
Firing Squad and Taps, 6013
A.S.U. Headquarters Detachment,
Fort Lawton.
Lament, 18th Naval District
Band, while assemblage disperses.
In addition to the above pro-
CRANE, there will be a memorial
program at the Pacific Lutheran
Cemetery at 1000 am. on Tues
day, May Both, at which the Rev.
o. L. Hawk will preach the men,
orial sermon; the Rev. Ralph S.
Johnson, president of the Seattle
Lutheran Pastors Association, will
preside.
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AT 200 P. M. sharp

Parade to Speakers Platform,
1t. Col. o. Earl Scott, marshal OF
the day.
All Organizations with Massed
Colors led by Thirteenth Naval
District Band; chief musician,
Thomas o. Courtney, leader.
Song: America" Assemblage;
leader. Mr.. r. H. Vivian; accom-
panied by Thirteenth Naval Dis
trict Band.
Pledge of Allegiance and Salute
to the Colors; leader, MI. Raymond
A. Dodge, trustee of the Veterans
Memorial Cemetery.
Invocation, Captain C. H. Mans
field, chaplain Corps, U. S. Navy.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address,
Mr.. James Dill. representing Bal
lard High School.
The National Anthem, Mr.. Har-
old Sorbo; accompanied by Miss
Clea Sorbo.
Memorial Address, DIR. Raymond
B. Allen. president of the Univer-
sity Of Washington.
Message from Hiram r. Gale
past commander in chief and only
surviving member of the Grand
Army of the Republic in the State
of Washington.
Placing Of Wreaths on Symbolic
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Mrs. Reno Fisher

Mrs. Rena Fisher of 12191s
Washington Street died May IL.
1850. ait her home. Survived by her
husband and n daughter, Maxine.
Remains were forwarded to Long
view. Wash.
Mrs. Anna Stella Breckenridge
of 523 9th Ave. So, died May 9,
in a local hospital. Funeral SER
vices were held Saturday, May Is,
with interment at Rest Haven,
Angelus Funeral Directors in
charge. Surviving are nephew,
R. Evans of Portland. Ore,
and Robert Lee Jones.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-05-24
MARIAN
SAILS FOR PARIS

NEW YORK (ANP) - Marian
Anderson, world-famous contralto,
departed last week aboard the
Queen Elizabeth fir Paris where
she will begin a concert tour of
five countries on May "a at the
Palais du Chaillot
Four days later, Miss Anderson
will appear in London, after which
her itinerary win take her through
France Belgium, Italy and Swift
zerland.
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"A. K. A. Scholarship
Avuiluble

Delta Epsilon Omega chapter
of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
scholarship according to Mrs. Floyd
HALEY, chairman of the Scholar
ship committee, the scholarship is
available to girls graduating from
high school who intend to go to
college.
Interested applicants are urged
to contact Mrs. Floyd HALEY 176
26th Avenue; East 1921 or Miss
Ruth Marie Brown East Side Y.
W.C.A.
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Elks Oroioricul
Contest

To all Elk Lodges and Temples of
of the State of Washington and
also all Local Chairmen and
Contestants:
This is to inform you that all
winners of the local Oratorical Con-
tests of the State Of Washington
must compete in the Washington
State Contest If they are to COM
pete for the $1,000 award at the
Regional Contest at Fresno, Cali
fornia, July End, 1850. Notification
of date of Washington State Con-
test to be supplied later. Also, all
local Oratorical Contest winners
of the State of Oregon must com
pete in the Oregon State Contest.
This edict has been sent to Fred u.
Harris, State Director of Oregon,
Helen S. Krisel, State Directress
of Washington, and Robert A. Ad-
olson, President of the Northwest
State Association. Please govern
yourselves accordingly. w. C. Hus-
ton, Grand Commissioner of Edu-
cation, w. A. Payne, Regional Di-
rector of the 7th Region, and Helen
s. Krisel, State Directress of the
State of Washington.
COPY OF EDICT
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OECA157 MI PD-EL CENTRIC.
CALF 20
May Goth, 1924 Pm
MRS. HELEN KRISEL
$40 23rd Ave-, Seattle, Wash.
Regarding request for joint con-
test of Oregon and Washington:
Beg leave to state such procedure
contrary to policy of the depart
ment. Each state holds contest.
Both Oregon and Washington are
entitled to contestants. All state
winners meet in Fresno, July End
for regional. I fear repetition of
Nevada, California affair of 1916.
w. A. Payne, Regional Director.