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MOVING, PACKING g. STORAGE

EX-GI, LIGHT HAULING-Careful
service day or night, LII. 1915
MovINGSsmali Jobs. Call anytime.
Ii. 3-2740, Ii. 6-4O12 7s
EX-GI-Moving. packing, Grating; nc
lob too lge. or sml Anything. any
where, anytime. JOHN, Ho. 5S19.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co
24-hr. service; furniture. trunks and
baggsge At; 2559 or FR, case; .
across the country; safe, storage in
SEPARATE rooms. expert packing
Phone NO. O104. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. est. 1906
MOVING By VET; exper help: every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Cal
any time. Mr., COOK. GIL. 5137
GREENWOOD TRANSFER. LU 4.
5346. Let US move you. No job
too small. Reas. rates. Careful
EpIEMAN I'ITi1 MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. IA. 2937; ewes, GE. 1416. 80
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HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS WOMAN will give Fl

BUSINESS WOMAN will give free rent
IN exchange for light duties; to
couple. middle aged or older (hus-
band emploved or retired. SH. 1141.
2 BEDRMS.-Redec.: pvt. kit.-liv.
rm.. empl. adults; on Sill. Spg. bus
line. SH. 3042. co. 1928. 3
COMFORTABLE furn. home In
Hyattsville for 2 gentlemen or
empl. CPL; all cows. WA. 5187.
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Mr.. ROCKVILLE -4-room frame
bungalow; baths front and back
porch; lge. lot; $1,000: might go
MAN, Realtor, $40 Frederick ave,
Gaithsrsburg; phone 299. %
DE LUKE RAMBLER, S20,95O-Best
part Of Bethesda: 3 bedrms., 2 full
tile baths, liv. r., din. r. kit, fire-
place. full attic, full basement, dish
washer, disposal. Owner leaving
Eyes, call 10. 2-s76O. FRANK ).
PHILLIPS. AID. 1884.
NEAR N. ii. AvE.-5-rm. and bath
bungalow; oak floors, knotty- pine
den. modern kitchen. includes re-
friseratoc and stove; copper gut
ters; all in splendid condition; lot
l50x150; only SS.75O. Call Mr..
Heater. 81. 1000, with CRANE a.
NICE NEW RAMBLER with 8 bed.
rooms In Silver Spg.; fine generous
living room. the last word in kiteh-
ems. full basement, corner lot, bus
service at the door; shops near. r.
P. RIPLEY, Realtor, 81. Gill till
s57o DowN-2-bedrm. bungalow,
in Kensington. Full price only
SS.686. For information phone
WI TR2l after r. m
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HOUSES UkEURNIsHEp

@610 SO. GLEBE RD.. Arlington, Va;
bedrooms). bath, elec. refFr., oil
burner, hot-air heat; S74 so. Call
Mss NJ sehEoth' fshE 4 sf sHANNoN n q. & III Id1gcHs
SILVER sPRING-1st f.. 2 bedrms..
bsmt.; large yard; in S-rm. Cape Cod
c2 c5ungaaloG; pan3G SH. s696; ,- ,
sfa5 fstnl mo- szKbARX zfR ls rox Ssms eH ssf7 ssr
IN BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN MD.
close to tranSp., on New Hampshire
aye, new brick home consisting
ing rm., modern kitchen; full base
mnent; teen-age children accented;
Sl65 per mo. Call GE. O257. "a
2 HOUSES l., 6,rm; and bath; 1.
Mannasas MAJ asafi@etss5oF. o3seF..e ho'-"ateF neat
4 bedroom HOUSE. Immediate oc.
eupancy. 18th and Primrose Rd..
NV; For Inspection call sH. $500
WERE; Z MIL Il VILLAGE, Ill Silver Spring 1
Md. bedrm:, full bsmt. bungalow,
transp elaSs to ssS Sch99l @ cs shopping RHcu and
RM; HOUSE. Ice. lot. refrig. and
WashsT' 500 mo. plus utils. Fairfax
SILVER SPRING, MD.-on Dennis
ave., new brick 2-bedrm. bungalow,
gas a.-c. heat, immed. poss. Apply
tors. 1415 K st. NV. ME. 54OO.
5-RM. BRICK HOUSE, partly furn.;
mr.. Pentagon-Navy Annex. S100 mo.
in advance. HU. 1925, after 6.
SILVER SPRING - Brand-new Cali
fornia rambler, available imme-
diately, 2 lge: bedrms.,. liv. rm. with
kitchen, bath, extra-large closets;
$40 month. To reach; From Geor-
gia ave. and Colesville rd., go out
Georgia ave. 2 miles to Dexter ave.
tnorth end of apts.), turn left,
proceed to 2309. Phone
10. 3-8686 or LO. 3-9595
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DETACHED BRICK

A picturesque Groom home in a re-
fined and most exclusive northeast
neighborhood modern in every de-
tail with. recreation room, garage
and ample yard space for flowers.
You must see this home to ap-
preciate 1t. Substantial cash re-
guired. Ewes. Mr.. Atkinson, DU.
0796.
John r. Pinkett, Inc.
1902 N. J. Ave. NV, DU. o7o7
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BETHESDA

Rambler nr. new Naval Hospital and
Health Institute-Just ready for
decorations of your choice. 8 lge.
bedrms.. Ia baths, bSmt.. de luxe
kit, porch, gar; priced right.
NORTHWEST REALTY, OIL. 1857,
0I, O46h a
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2 COW. NV. LOCATIONS

1901 WYO. AVE. l bedrm., din rm.
apt, cheerful modern kit, 4 closets;
S11 1900, terms. And in the same
bldg. bachelor efficiency with bed
alcove; $3.50 on terms.
1441 HARVARD ST. bedrm with
mod. kit, Just decorated; located
mr.. Washington great 14th st
shopping center; S7,20O.
For more information about these
aptS., call DICK STANTON.
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HCUSES-SALE-N.E. tCont.

HOUSES-SAIE- ECont.
COLORED
Attractive brick. semi-det.; 8 bedrmS..
tile bath. large living rm.. dining
rm., modern kitchen, excellent cond.,
recreation rm, full basement, gas
&C. heat, copper pipes. Assume G1
4T loan.
Randolph Place; 2 complete apts.;
pvt. baths. full basement, oil h.-w h,
garage; good condition. Possession
both apis with title.
F. BALDI REAL ESTATE
MA. 24O5: ewes, OV. 6257.
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Aprs. uhEURhIsHEp (cont.
GOODACRE APIS.
OPEN DAILY Or
LONG BRANCH APT,
GLASSMANOR

IS min. to downtown over
the new South Capitol st.
Bridge.
LOCATED ON SOUTH CAPITOL ST
HELoPMENT. % l AND AND ? BE gEDRM.
APIS. FOR IMMEDIATE AND
FUTURE OCCUPANCY. PHONE LO,
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TILDEN GARDENS

. bedrmS., liv. rm., din. rm., solarium,
kit. and 2 baths; desirable location,
with 3 exposures: immediate oc-
cupanoy; price of equity, $4,000.
Inspection by appt. only. Telephone
c. A. CORNELSON, WO. 1894. IS
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Brookland, Colored

$500 blk. 10th St ne; fully det;
corner Dutch Colonial; 6 rms. oil
heat, built-in gar: lovely side
porches; rec. rm. One of the best
homes available in Brookland; priced
right with substantial down pay
rett, with R. G. DUNNE, no. 07O0,
or NO. 1924
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Chevy Chase, D. G.
Wakefield

Lovely Colonial center hall home
Authentic detail, in perfect condi.
shopping; 8 bedrms., 2 baths, fine
attic, 2-car garage, nice lot. To in
spect, Call JAMES e. SCHWAB. OR
$500. after pm. 81. 1915, or WO
1dn2
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Near Circle-With center hall, 3
bedrms.. 2h baths; priced right.
For. , fTTthsr inf9Tmation. eall ARLIE
3402 Connecticut. OR. 7100. ID
See and compare the distinctive styl.
. ing OF these custom-built ramblers,
priced at S19,950 and up, with
any others Of spacious design be.
ing. offered today: large living rn.
with fireplace, dining rm., ska
modern kitchen, 8 bedrms., Q ceram.
attic; garage, basement; Q large
picture windows; wooded lot; rolled
screens and Venetian blinds; su.
perior features of construction.
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY co.
mo, 3402 Connecticut, OR. 7100.
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WANTED

Houses with 3 or bedrms., located
west Of 18th st. or off Conn. ave.
wanted at once. NIXON, RE. 8112.
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Inn NEW DEVEIOPMEN1

ADJOINING CATHOLIC UNIV.
This modern, de luxe apt. consists
of large living room, dinette, kitch-
en-, bedroom and bath, and is in a
convenient in-town, 1-bus-fare loca-
tion: SS5 plus utilities; avail. i'm
med. Call RA. 1850, j. B. T1FFEY
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HOTEL WINDSOR PARK

$500 Conn. ave.-Limited number
of J and 2 bedroom apts.; also
bachelor apts.
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SLIGO PARK HILLS

First-fi., 2-bed I'm. apts.; nr. Silvel
Spring; S93.6O per mo-, incluoe.
utilities.
Frederick w. BerenS, Inc.
1929 K st. NV. Ma. 9l4l. 3
QUEENSTOWN'S APTS.
We have several desirable l and 2.
bedrm. apis. with liy. rm.,. dinette
per mo-, util. incl. Shopping centcl
on project Very convenient tc
transp. and school. See resident
manager, 1901 Chillum rd., Mt
Rainier. Md. AP. 1888
H G. SMITHY CO.
s11 18th st. NV.
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APARTAENTs FUR. OR UhFUR

N.E.-I, FMS, Pvt. home, partly
furn. Suit. .. Kit, util., unlim.
phone incl; twin beds; $50 mo.
II. 4-G23l or ST. 1851. -3
To WOCNEtG CTHER-Nice, lse.,
2-rm. apt.; day care for preschool-
age child. UN 395S 4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sou.hwes,

HOUSES FOR SALE-Southwess
6-RO0M HOUSE, full bsmt., nr. BOIL
ing Field. New-house cond. De-
sirable neighborhood. Reas. down
payment. See OWNER. 106 Elmira
st. S.w. B
COLORED-36i N ST. S.W.-Five-
room, bath. brick home. basement.
Hot-water heat. Good condition.
$3.50, Terms arranged. FLOYD
e. DAVIS CO., 1929 K st. NV.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Large Nv
ing room, bedroom, tiled bath, COM
plete with garbage disposal unit,
Available Feb. /, $50: separate
entrance; couple only. Call Mr'
A1o"4sSA SAMnoz I'M. mn 1894 .
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OL 1OO140 W
1908 H St. NV. Ma. 2345.
S11.750

1908 III St. NV. MA. 2346.
$11,750
24oo s,,ts block Of .:,nd End St; :,l n:eecornsr
tile bath. rec. rm.. oil heat; det
gar. storm windows; ,copven. te
everything, For appointment tc
Inspect. cal M; Jarrett, with r g
17th St., Nr. Eastern High
rage: sold on easy terms. Mrs
Readmond, EN- 1915, with WILL
LLSoIUyGHBY's REAL ESTATE AT
COLoRED-SI, 800 DOWN, Clay pl.,
SsearSld sss Sash al tu nrifa sst home sss Fms has
storm sash. Launderall, nice lot. AS
CO. e s4oss w. {. ssR SsHRs. Ms sH sazass, 9747'
CoLoRED- 18th AND M ST. NE.
This is one Of the most beautiful
r1S Rsh afRes rse vs nave modeTn sTs1 m asd wh TX
near everything. Terms. Colored
brokers cooperation invited. SOLEM
REALTY CO.. MA. 4244; eyes,, WI.
coIoRED-BRooKLAND. s115 18th
rms. bath. 2 incl. rear porches,
priced low with easy terms. A. L.
YETTORI, 1925 Vermont ave. NV.
DI. 5747; after 6. HO. 47O3. >
CQLORED-1700 BLOCK LANG PL
N,E.--Mod... prewar brick; rms,
tile bath, 2-rn. apt. in bsmt., gas
and terms to sell today. Cali TU.
3232 or HU. 5000, SAMUEL C.
REYNOLDS CO., 30o5 Ga. ave. NV.
coLoRED-BRooKLAND-s2, 200 to
$4,000 down buys, a det. brick; 6
hardwood frs; about 8 yrs. old.
Call Mr.. Brown. TU. 1892; ewes,
IA. 691b. SAMUEL C. REYNOLDS
CO., 3005 Ga ave NV "a
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931 GOLDEN ST. S.W.
-rm. row brick, SIS down payment,
$40 monthly payment. Priced for
ZEvE, 1925 H st. NV, MA, 1875:
eyes,, CO. 6146. T
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CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Spacious detached house in lovely
location. Home consists of large liV
rm., din. rm., kitchen. den and Law
atory; 2nd fir. has bedrms. and
bath: built-in garage; very large
lot; near to schools and transp.
Priced reasonably at S17.25O with
excellent financing.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
1920 Conn EN- 1soO
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CHILLUM HEIGHTS
Attractive center-hall planned de-
glassed,in sleeping porch, open fire.
place. hot-water heat, oil burner.
maids room and storage room in
basement, 2-car built-in garage; lot
Soft. wide; convenient to N. H.
ave. bus and large shopping center
at 1st and Kennedy StS. NV. Va
can't. Quick possession. Eve. phone
TIE. 1868. Owner will finance 1st
L. T. GRAVATTE
1913 < st. NV. Realtor. Ma. O753.
CRESTWOOD RAMBLER
1889 Shepherd st. n.w,-ThH new
brk. rambler consists of 6 lge. rms,
2 full baths, de luxe kit, very lge
lot. A truly beaut. homes most
conv. to schools, churches and
trans. Call Mr. Brown, Ma. 5740
or EM. 1851 ewes.
ALDEN PROPERTIES
SECTION
Bedroom end bath on 1st floor, plus
and "a bath, 2 bedrooms and bath
plus large storage space on end;
gas heat, large lot. Well priced.
For further details call
John r. de Sibour & Co.
Realtors.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Near Conn. ave.-Attrac center-hall
Colonial type with spacious liv. rm, 4,
ar, ; twin-sized bedrms' ~ and ,
baths: screened side porch; garage;
lge 3rd fir. for expansion; gas
-=h.-w.h. See. this charming house If
you want an ideal home and To-
cation.
Chevy Chase Realty CO.
442O Conn EM 1900
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COLORED
$3.50 DOWN

Total price under $4,000. 6 rms.
and bath; brick. Storm windows and
screens. See it and you'll buy It.
& CO.. DI. 4254.
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"RAMBLER-SI9,95 New 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath brick rambler close to
everything. beautiful California red
wood trim. All-elec. kitchen that In
out OF this world. Entrance foyer
with frepl. Bsmt. with laundry
trays. Gas heat; Venetian blinds.
2 blks. to Parkside School In Silver
Spring. WOODMOOR AENcY. INC,
SH. 5555 or SH. 1878 til 8 pm.
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SILVER SPRING. s1a,sbo-New, 9.
room detached home on large. land
scaped lot; conv. location near
Four Corners; full bsmt., gas heat;
best materials and construction.
Immediate possession. Terms. $1,000
cash, SIS mo. Call D1 1915 till
9 pm. WIN. II. SAUNDERS CO..
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SHEPHERD PARK
Just OF Alaska ave. Modern detached
brick building. z rooms. Q baths. oil
a.-c. heat; detached garage; near
shopping, schools. etc. A real buy al
S24, 500. For appt. to inspect cali
Mr.. Northern, Sligo 1859. with
REITZEII, DI 31O0
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CHILLUM AREA
WOODBRIDGE

Near 8. Dakota and r. I. aves.-Large
detached stucco home, completely re-.
decorated and in excellent condition.
Reception hall, large rooms (full
baths on both 1st and End hoors)
porches; oil h.-w. heat. Suitable for
2 families. Price, SIS,950. Call Mr..
Mcintosh. Elk. 24S0 or WA. 0807.
FRED A. SMITH co.
pes1tors 111o 17th CT NV
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Has 3 bedrmS., liv. rm. and bath on
ideal location. MA. 1913; ewes, Ii.
3-3OS5 a
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BRAND NEW-$1 900 DOWN
Suburban shingle, detached 2-story;
rms. and bath. full bsmt., f1repl.,
recr. rm. Only S12,25O, $50 month
ANNENBERG REALTY CO.
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc.
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; Indicted in Sayings,
One Charged With
First Degree Murder

| Three persons were indicted by
the District grand jury yesterday
on murder charges. One was
charged with first degree murder
and the others with second degree.
A man, Hazel Cunningham, rs,
colored, of the 1000 block of New
Jersey avenue NV, was indicted
on the charge of first degree
murder. He is accused of shoot
ing Katherine C. Morrow, "a,
colored, at her home in the 1900
block of U street NV. The shoot
ing, on December 10, was during
an argument over card game,
police said.
Melvin Morrow, %, colored, of
the U street address, also was ia
tally wounded in the shooting.
Cunningham was not Charged in
connection with his death.
Accused in Stabbing.
Hewitt J. Johnson, SO, colored,
of the 900 block of S street NV,
was accused of second degree
murder in the stabbing of Wood
row w. Jones. "a, colored. of the
1900 block of T street NV. Police
said the stabbing took place De-
cember 81 at Florida avenue and
v street NV.
Robert Henry, 18, colored, of the
HOO block of Vermont avenue
NV, was indicted on a charge of
second degree murder in the
shooting of a 15-year-old boy
during a street argument. The
victim was Ignacio Butler, colored,
of the TOO block of Seventh street
Sc. The shooting occurred jan
uary IS.
A 21-year-old man was indicted
on multiple assault charges which
grew out of his allegedly firing a
shot last December II in the di-
rection of his former girl friend,
her mother. and a soldier while
at the Riverside Stadium, 800
block Of Twenty sixth street NV.
The shot did not strike anyone.
4 Held on Gaming Charges.
The man is Edward F. Schwenk,
OF the 2400 block of E street NV.
The indictment accuses him of
assault with intent to kill the girl
friend, Muriel A. Rowley, IT, $40
Jefferson street NV, and of as
sault with dangerous weapon
on her mother. Mrs. Nettie c.
Rowley. of the Jefferson street ad-
dress, and assault with danger
Gus weapon on the soldier, Will
liam H. Comstock. The latter is
listed as stationed at Andrews
Air Force Base, Md.
A further count in the indict-
ment also accuses Schwenk of en-
tering the home of Mrs. Rowley
on December Is with intent to kill
her daughter. Police arrested him
at the home of the girl and her
mother.
-Four persons were indicted on
gambling charges for allegedly
promoting the numbers game.
Those named on gambling counts
were Melvin j. King, 36, of the
500 block Of Twenty first street
NE, James W.. Slater, jr., 81,
colored, 1900 block of Eleventh
street NV, Exton T. Frazier, As,
colored. TOO block Of Hobart place
NV. and Frederick Brooks, 27,
colored, 140o block. of Corcoran
street NV. xAg
The indictments were among
total of 50 returned by the
grand jury before District Court
Judge Alexander Holtzoff.
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House Votes Bill to End
Bankruptcy Inequities

A bill designed to remove in
equities among creditor rights
in bankruptcy proceedings was
passed by the House yesterday on
voice vote.
A similar measure previously
had passed the Senate, so the two
bills now will be sent to confer
ence to adjust differences.
The changes in the Federal
bankruptcy statute had the in
dorsement of the American Bar
Association and the National
Bankruptcy Conference.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-01-20

Mrs. Lorraine Marthei, AZ was
found dead about 5lb pm. Sun
day IN her residence at Boa East
Beardsley street,
Her landlord. Henry c. Chapman
502 East Deardslcy street entered
Mrs. Marthel's shaniy. located be
hind his house. when he become
alarmed at not seeing her. She last
had been seen about . pm. Satur-
day.
Champaign police We're called To
the scene nj 5.2b pm, when Chip
man reported he mad found the
body, unclad, lying on the floor Of
the shed.
Officers HE. Guthrie and j..
Sehweighart investigated and
found no marks Of violence or evil
dence of foul play.
Coroner Don Wikoif conducted
the inquiry and an autopsy WAS
performed indicating that Mrs.
Marthel died of heart attack.
She had been dead TO to 10 hours
before Chapman discovered the
body, Wikoif said.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-01-20

last weeks heavy rsias and a
resulting seeSrd rise n waters 81
the salt Furk river have an<sss
mime.i tbs foundations u tbs
Johnny Ssesaa.Fd bridge Of Rsy
t.sewse sss.xvss sss.;xw -,s.ssss;iisis fsasyss,
Tsr;SS lard ssSasseif rxesariss re-
ported to-day
ceanssl officials estimate repairs
IL the bridge constructed IN isaT
Ntll rsMs between $500 aud 81 90
N-sfsh tier Of thu bridge has sl,t'
toward the river, Pope said. Re.
pair warA must include instsils,
ton II new fsoslnxs
The Salt Fork fieed waters. high
'sess-ss. sss0fslei history. Pope said
also backed over the new Camp
Drake splliwas. constructed by the
ecomt council laal summer,
The watefA @ashsd out earth
around the wing walls ef the spili-
Way at rencho pond Saturday,
Rethel community seeuteTs and
Explorers ffom post 7 brhans. re-
paired tse damaged spillway. tsll-
ing N toe earth under the d.
reetien IT John Bigger. eonncil
camping chairman.
Stosidsra bridge crosses the Salt
Fork as a connecting path between
the taasha pend area @ad the
masi camp. II MAS haiit. through
the efforts Of Seoutsr Bella N Stod
darj, Monticello. 10 replace an old
foothrisigr, which periodically had
had To be replaced after high wa.
sers.
The river rose 10 the aaor sc the
bridge during last weeks dsiugs
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-01-20
Egg-Breaking
Starts Before
End Of Week

Standard Brands egg-breaking
plant will begin calling It's employ
es back to work this week. Earl
Armstrong, plant superintendent,
has announced.
Armstrong said he exnec's ~
get the plant into operation be-
tween the 18th and 18th of TINS
month. The plant. which is located
at 100 North Poplar street. will
start with a crew of so workers.
After it is in operation for two or
three weeks, full crew of $50
will be at work.
Armstrong and Ellis Kugler,
warehouse foreman, are attending
a meeting in Kansas City today
and Tuesday. Armstrong said he
expects to return Wednesday or
Thursday and when he gets back
he'll begin reopening the plant.
RALPH BULGER of st. Joseph.
Mo-, has been assigned here as
egg buyer and factory manager for
the 1850 season. His principle task
will be to supervise the buying Of
eggs over a 150-rnile radius. Bull
ger was first assigned 70 the
Champaign plant last year.
Because the demand for eggs Is
seasonal. the company operates on
ly six months Of the year. During
1949 the company operated from
February to July. In that time
five and one-haf million pounds of
eggs were processed.
IN TIMES OF FULL,production
the company receives an average
of 1900 cases of eggs daily. There
are 80 dozen eggs in each case.
One shift of workers is employed
seven hours daily Monday through
Friday and FIVE hours on SATURDAY,.
The frozen eggs are stored in
plants two large, refrigerated
storerooms and shipped out gradu-
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-01-20
DIR. CLARA SMITH
HOLDS OPENS
HOUSE.

More than $50 of Champaign
urbana citizens were guests ~ mn
open hons. of DIR. Clara Amith,
the eity's outstanding ehlripodi.t
with office nj Ito IL N. Nall 81
Champaign. and residing st SIS
East stough,on Street. where tbs
affair was held, Sunday. Jan. 9Th,
from I TO = pm.
Presiding nj the table were
Mrs. Francis Jordsn, MIRA. Robert
nursey who also was responsible
for the beautiful arrangement Of
the table bedecked with white
snap.dragons and baby chrysan.h-
amum. various styles Of white
candles. silver ef the finest type oil
decofatsing most beautiful white
table spread: Mrs. Homer Chavis,
Mrs. Taylor Thomas, MIRA. Rich.
ard Edwards, Mrs. Odessa Lash.
ley and Miss corie Chavis.
Homes more beautiful than tina,
Of DR.. Smith are extremely few In
this community. II has recently
been remodeled and its decorations
and furniture have been selected
and arranged In most artistic
stiye. One has TO Wait II 10 be abls
10 understand and appreciate Its
extreme beauty. The weather too.
was most fitting on the afternoon
of Jan. 9Th. The grounds and sur
roundings were white with snow
and Ice. and In reality. the affair
appeared more like delayed
Christmas party.
DIR. Smith proved to be . past
master Mt playing hostess. She ex.
tended personal welcome 10
each and all Of her many guests,
making them feel in reality, tbs
spirit Of the occasion. The service
included tea, coffee, various types
and kinds OF dainty little sand
wiches, cookies Of various kinds,
nuts. candies and about every.
thing that such d party might b.
expected 10 have. II will be remem-
bered that the women assisting DIR.
Smith on this occasion are nil
master cooks aad eaterists. They
combined this expert knowledge
TO make this the one big affair of
social nature that Champaign
urbana enjoyed this season.
During the openhonse. the
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-01-20
ILLINOIS NEWS
Mercy and Justice


The foundation Of the Kingdom
Of God is laid upon justice. fair
aess. mercy. scmpathy and kind
ness 10 every soul. Then strive
ye heart and soul 10 practice love
and kindness 10 the world Of hu-
mainly at large, except l. those
souls who are selfish and insin-
cere. II Is not advisable 10 show
kindness to a person who is a
tyrant q traitor or a thief be-
cause kindness encourages him 10
become worse and does 30; awaken
him. The more kindness you show
To . liar the more he Is apt to lie.
for he thinks that you know not.
while you do know, but extreme
kindness keeps you from reveal
ing your knowledge.
From the Bahai writings