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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14
Schools To Give
Xmas Pageant
Next Thursday

A beautiful Christmas pageant
in melodic praise of the Christ
Child will be presented by vari-
Gus music groups of Browning
public schools in the high school
auditorium next Thursday even
ing at 8.
The project, under the direc-
ton of Robert Green, school mus
lc supervisor, will employ 4S5
voices. The accompaniment will
be by a brass choir.
Appearing will be the entire
grade school, with 1856 voices;
the Aeolian choir of Junior high
school, with IS voices, and the
Senior Girls chorus, of rs voices.
The music will include various
compositions in dramatization of
The Nativity. At the close the
audience will sing several Christ
mas numbers.
Following the project Santa
will appear. A Christmas treat
of candy and fruit will be given
the young people.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14
Shows Leave For Phoenix

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Show left
early this week for Phoenix.
Arizona to spend the W in e r
months. Ben Larson accompan.
led them on their trip.
Bill was assured of getting the
"unmuzzled truth" of Browning
happenings BY borrowing Fred
Getty's Browning Chief. The
Getty couple are again spending
the winter at Phoenix. They
never miss getting the Chief and
it will be a substantial in g
to Bill Show to read his neigh
boris Chief.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14
Try CM<az@mA &2nA/
Douglas Elected
Worshipfu| Master
Masonic Lodge

At the annual election of Gla-
cier Lodge, A. F. & A. M. last
week. Leo Douglas was elected
worshipful master for the new
term. The retiring lodge head is
Chan Hoffman.
Other officers include the fol-
lowing:
Senior warden, William Berco-
vich.
Junior warden, Roland Hof-
land.
Secretary, Stanley Pugh.
Treasurer, O. A. Tellifero.
Chaplain, Dick Cussutt.
Senior deacon, Don Schmidt.
Junior deacon, Don MacRae.
Tyler, Michael Campbell.
Marshall. T. f. SERVER.
Senior Steward, A. D. Steph-
enson.
Junior Steward, H. L. Will.
borg.
Organist. Robert SERVER.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14
Chiefs Xmas
Number To Be
Next Week

The annual Christmas number
of the Chief will be issued next
week, the date of issue being
Friday. Because of the extra
work involved in doubling the
size of the issue and various 9TH
er factors, it is likely that it
will not be in the mail or on the
news stands until late Friday or
Saturday morning.
1t will TEEN with the m t
beautiful of Christmas greetings,
together with appropriate feat
ures on the occasion of the great
Christian natal day.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14
Masonic Rites Today For
Albert E. Paisley

Masonic rites for Albert Ed
ward Paisley. go, venerable local
citizen who died at the Shelby
Hospital Tuesday, will be con-
Quoted at the Masonic Temple
here this afternoon at 2, with
Glacier Lodge No. 147 in charge.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14
Oklahoma Justice
Would Eliminate
Indian Bureau
(From Mondays Tribune)

Helena-Justice N. B. John
son of the Oklahoma supre m e
court, himself an Indian, to-
night recommended streamlining
of the n dian administration
more in keeping with present
day needs and gradual elemi-
nation of the federal l n d i a n
Bureau.
Johnson is president of h e
National Congress of American
Indians. Speaking at the BAN
quet program for the governors
interstate Indian council, Justice
Johnson hammered at duplicated
state and federal services for
Indians. I'VE need elimination
of duplicated services such as
separate schools, separate d u a
relief set-ups and separate health
services, he said.
The Cherokee Indian declared
the purpose OF the governors
interstate indian council is to put
non-Indian citizens of the II
states represented squarely be-
hind the Indian in an effort to
solve their problems and finally
integrate them into the body
polite and to bring about the
day when Indians become USE
full, self-supporting members of
society. enjoying not only the
blessings and privileges of citi-
zenship but assuming the corre-
spending obligations as well,'
The Oklahoma supreme justice
also recommended progressive
elimination of the federal Indian
bureau which would come state
by state and area by area.
In dealing with the Indian,
the government has followed al
most every conceivable policy"
he said. describing various poll
cies as:
l. determination, 2. Forced
migration. 8. Isolation. 4. Pa
ternalism.
Good Combination
Hot spiced aDplesa,Ice ooas oood
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14
BIackf0ot Composers Music Broadcast

Charles Hale of Blackfoot is
the composer of a waltz, entitled
Montana Blue Bells" played
over a Pennsylvania radio sta
ton last night.
Hale is contributor to United
States Music Club. The radio
program, which is given weekly,
is offered as a composers clinic
to promote new songs composed.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14

Per Capita Oil
Payment Set
For Dec. 2O-2l

The per capita oil payment of
the Blackfeet Tribal Council will
be released at the Agency bar
racks here next Thursday and
Friday between 9 a. m. and 5 p.
M. according to John Sharp,
Tribal secretary.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14
Schools Closing
December Fl For
Xmas Vacation

Browning public schools and
those of the various districts on
the Blackfeet Reservation will
close next Friday noon for the
Christmas holidays. The schools
will resume Wednesday morning,
January 2.
The beautiful Christmas pro.
gram Of Browning public schools
will be given in the school audi
forum the previous evening.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14
Columbia Falls Wild Cats
Playing Indians Tonight

The Browning Indian qui n
will meet the fast C O u m b i a
Falls Wild Cats here tonight at
the local school gym.
The preliminary, which will BE-
between the B squad and Star
school, will begin at 7::3O.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14
Handy Operating Feed
Store In Cresap Bldg.

Burke Handy Monday began
operating his feed store in the
former Cresap building, later the
property of the American Legion.
The business carries a complete
line of stock and poultry feed.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14
FLA DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT

The Future Home Makers of
Browning public schools are
sponsoring a formal dance to be
given in the school gymnasium
tomorrow evening, the event to
begin at 8.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14
"Eree-Gratis,"

American businesses, large and
small. give away billions of adver-
Using book matches yearly They
cost 900 Of the users nothing more
than thank you"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14

We're seeing the old year out this
week. For those of us who've held on to
our Defense Bonds. il was prosperous
year indeed. Help make 1852 prosper
Gus year by joining the Payroll Savings
Plan where you work or the Bond-A-
Month Plan where you bank. This time
next year you can say to yourself, II
now own U. S. Defense Bonds. I've
saved all that money. and I've helped
Uncle Sam with it. too. Am lucky"
But 1t won't be luck at all, just the ap-
plication Of common sense.
u Tr"1surs ocoor.r1enf
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-14
Good Combination

Hot. spiced applesauce goes good
with pork.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-16
Chapter SO
Ap Ns,~HesN@ss

Chapter SO
IIGGER asked, What happened
- when you offered her your
love-
She laughed" Scott said and
the memory burned in his face
Il was Jigger's first sight OF the
side of the professor that could
fit the role Of murderer and per-
secutor-
When did you decide to muir
der herr"
Then"
Just like that?-You decided
that rather than surTenaer her to
Leighton you'd murder herr"
Scott shook his head slowly. 81
didn't decide. or think. Jus.
killed the laugh He shuddeged
as from an inner chill Il didn't
know / was strangling her"
But then you made a conscious
decision You decided to frame
Merle Leighton"
He was responsible fol what
I'd done 1t was he who muir
dered her"
Come now. Professor. shat
Qualifications little thin. Leigh
ton had a right TO romance a
pretty girl"
He was a trifer, a married man
seeking sport" SCOTS eyes en-
treated Jigger, as though the con-
demnation of Leighton was Of sur
passing Importance to him.
Jlgger said, Leighton was way
out of bounds. l agree But YOU
q -ludc yourself about your mo-
tlves. You wanted more of the girl
than you admit, even before
Lelght0n's appearance on the
scene. There was something more
to your motivation Something
as sick as the wish of an old man
to inflict his passions or a girl
more than two generations young
er. AS sick, Professor. as the r0-
mantle fiction you write for the
sex pulp magazines"
Scott crept deeper into his chair
as JiggeT continued, Saying that /
lust her youth attracted you. that |
you wanted to share harmlessly in /
small moments of it, is sheer ra-
tlonalization. 1t goes a lot deeper. !
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-16
Do1<24e OF <he 7ou4>s
BY JOHN ROEBURT
Ns,vEes
BY JOHN RoEBURT

J You got something when you
Snooped into ner emotions and
love revelations. You lived those
I emotions, and n etfec. they graft
/ fled you. That was the measure of
your lust You had no real in
/ macy with the girl, but you
killed ner as a rejected lover. You
didn't actually know Leighton.
nor, for obvious reasons, were YOU
ever really IN competition with
him. Yet YOU saw him as i sue
cessful rival and marked him for
murder too And murder, mind
you. by a slow, tiendish torture.
You first confronted him with a
ordered mistress. Then you be-
gan to drop clues, while you
watched the trap close slowly
around him. You even sent him
photographs, SO that he could
know no peace. And today, you
h9nged him"
First a look of inexpressible
sadness, like a childs, then Scott
asked ENORMOUSLY. I'm not sane?"
I'm afraid not"
SCOTS mouth trembled. They'll
commit me?"
Il doubt that. More likely you'll
be convicted and executed" jig
ger paused contempIatively. "You
plotted too ably and well. not to
Et judged legally sane. You
watched that first night IN the
rain. then phOned the police o
that the body would be discov-
cred You left the note in the let
terboX, so that the true identity
Of the corpse would be found
out Jigger stopped, and asked,
" When did you put thai note in
the letterbox?"
In the morning."
Jigger nodded. "A fter the police
Lad searched the box That's
how I came to find it. No, Scott. |
Your cold, thought-out method |
makes you legally sane. a Ger
tainty For the Distric. Attorney to |
get a capital conviction. The way |
you staggered the leads, doled out !
the clues, played me against the
police He stopped and looked
at Scott curiously. why didn't
YOU involve Leighton all at once
Make that first note reaG to Susan
Hunter from Merle Leighton?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-16
pEDDLERs AND SOLICITORS


- Frequent complaints by residents about peddlers
and solicitors has The Citizen ascertain what ord
- ssnees Key West has governing those activities
Peddling is banned practically banned because Of
the peddler would have to pay the city for
That is $1,000, and at that if peddler
insstent residents may have him arrested
charge of being nuisance.
City ordinances are strict in protecting the sanctity
Che home. AS to becoming nuisance in trying
housewife into buying something she does want,
charges be preferred against solicitor well
peddler.
The only peddlng permitted pertains to fruits, vege
tables stoves, refrgerators, clocks and watches All
other articles be peddled ST, 200 license fee
As to local solicitors their license costs SIS, but an
oof town solicitor do business only in Key West by
getting permit from the city manager.
The ordinances are primarily aimed to protecting
housewives though local merchants protected BY
the high peddlers license and. regards solicitor
occuatonal tax of SIS. AS rule with few exceptions,
pedders and solicitors annoy housewife who may be
occupied in doing household duties, such cooking that
demand her constant attention when she is disturbed
rappng her frontdoor Nnety-nne out of hundred
times, in extreme instances, and nine out of ten times
-Ssdaary, when housewife goes a front door
w. Spouse to solicitors knocking she is not concerned in
s~ what he has to sell
AT it is impossible for city authorities keep in touch
With the entire community housewives help mater-
ally by informing the city manager the police any
time solicitor pays attention her mo" and stays at
her front door trying TO her into buying something
she goes not want
At this time of year out-Of-town solicitors are few
compared with the number that in the winter
Their object is to do sufficient trading to pay their ex
penses and leave profit while they enjoy their stay here
They their visit the town." which special
ICES IN entertaining tourists who averse to paving
their way for the pleasure and recreation they get
When next winter comes residents generally should
be on the watch for unwanted visiting solicitors as we'll as
'7tfnwanted "snowbrids'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-16

THERE was no answer. TIE
L query was suPerfiuous- Scott
had long answered 1t by his deed.
Jigger said pregnantly, Enjoy
the slow agony you knew Leigh
ton was experiencing"
SCOTS eyes fixed on Jigger,
widening slowly, as though sud-
denly aware of something. An ex-
reSSion came into MS face. and
Jlgger had his second look at the
side of the man which fitted the
role he had played. Now it was
obvious, well within belief This
Scott was utterly the man OF MS
crimes.
Jigger said. when you called
Prescott while ago, did you con-
fess?"
mo"
Then ] suggest you do now"
Scott said slowly, Can have
some minutes alone firSt?"
Jigger looked at him shrewdly.
Scott was fumbling in a pocket.
Jigger said, DO you really want
some minutes?"
Then eyes met in long look.
then Jigger said, But youth cali
Prescottr'
Scott nodded thankfully, reas-
surfing him.
Jigger went 70 the door. At the
door he called out goodbye. Red
closed the door behind them.
Hurrying through the hall OF
the musty Chelsea dwelling. Red
said, You're compromising a sui
eide, hackie."
Jigger said equivocally, we
don't know that"
"Oh. don't we. One guess what
Scott went into his pocket for"
On the street over lighted ciga-
'ettes. Red saia, playing The Al
mighty is getting to be a habit
With you, like smoking"
Jigger eXhaled, and watched
smoke rings diffuse into the at
nosphere with intense concentra-
ion. Il couldn't get rid of the
notion" he said moroSely. that
scott was the last man / wanted
o see in a police lineup"
THE END
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-16
/ 0etdy In History

I76g-The Mission oI San Di-
ego. first Of the p mjssion-settle-
ments on the Pacific Coast. ded-
icated by Franciscan Padre Juni-
perra Sierra.
18C3-Capt. David s McDou-
gall. commanding the L. 5. S.
Wyoming, off the Japanese coast,
fires and silances three Jap war
ships and SIX shore batteries IN
order to get better treatment for
foreigners from the Japs.
l882-Died: eyed IS, In Spring
field. H., Mrs. Abraham Lincoln,
widow Of the President.
l9l5-Tha Panama Canal first
used bp an American wacship.
I9t@-Russ.a's royal family Kill
ed.
192g-Ceneress restores TO the
IndiRns their old border privileges
of entering Canada a. viii
1892 Historic Little steel A
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-16
TOday's
anniversaries

l748-Cyrus Griffin, an umde-
servedly forgotten Virginia pat
riot, last president of the Contln-
entail Congress, Federal Jurist,
born in Richmond Co, Va Died
Dec. IA, 1910.
l82l--Mary Baker Eddy, foup-
der of Christian Science, born at
Bow, N. H. Died in Newton, Mass,
Dec. 8, 1916
1843-James Wells Champney
("Champ'), eminent painter and
illustrator, born in Boston Died
May /, 1908. @*aAes 4
l863-Fannie B. Zeisler, Chica-
go pianist, among the foremost
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-16

ald Uy The War LABOR Board
I944-U. s. invasion army tenn
po1arily halted by Germans in
Normandy. -
l945-First atom bomb experts
mentally exploded at the AlarnS
oeorda Bombing Range, New
Mexico. ~
l950-India reports Stain well
comes her peace bid to end Kor-
can War
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-16

her generation, born in Austria
Died Aug. 20, 1927.
l377-lvy L. Lee, famous pub
LEFTY man for notableS his day.
born IN CedartoWn, Ga. Died Nov.
8, 1884
1887 Floyd Gibbons, famous
journalist and war correspondent,
born in Washington, d. c. Died
Sept. "a, 1899.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-16

although the American popula-
tioii Increased by ii per cent
froil 1871 10 1850, the domestic
food consumption per person in
1853 WIS three per cent larger
than IN l94l.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-16

OF the 400 full length motion
picture released in the United
States during 1850, one quarter
were in color.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-16

If the Chinese had Senate guess there would be
a Korean investigation underway
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-16

What has happened to the committees that used to
plan community pienies?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-16

Mail The Citizen to Friends
Evening star., 1951-06-23

FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
:629 < 81. NV. Ma. 03B2. pa
Evening star., 1951-06-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BIG OPPORTUNITY for colored
beauty beauty shop; ideal ne. corner 10
sppt. Ho. 2S9I sun. from 8 TIL
IL; during week, o till g.. "a
PROFITABLE LINOLEUM and For
mica top business. complete: best
oner l5 days. Call MR.. WRIGHT
Ma. 1015
NOVELTIES. toys, ETC.: very good To-
cation; owner must sell. very reason
ably; good buy. RA. 2202.
REAL ESTATE CONSULTANT-Un-
biased, experienced analysis and
Judgment; may save you thousands
OF dollars. Buying, selling home
OF Investment property. Call Elk
OPPORTUNITY TO BUY nrst-class
downtown. cafeteria. doing S35O
fsIE fsliy BON S0aly ilH $4,000 s,ss down; NO bro
PARTNER, with knowledge of build.
ing to finish roller rink. in Lexins-
ton Park, Southern Maryiand's FAST
est.groWing community. Cali Great
Mills 6614 or write HOPKINS, Lex
ipgton Park. Md. 24s
IA
Evening star., 1951-06-23
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
OWNER TRANSFERRED

red brick Colonial with
unusual interior charm: set back on
fine lot; ideal for children: con-
yenient to Blessed Sacrament and
26-ft. living room with period fire-
place. room-sized screened porch.
large dining room, modern kitchen
with dishwasher. disposal. ample
storage space and large breakfast
room: 4 beautiful bedrooms and 2
baths on End floor; finished 3rd
tached garage. Priced for immediate
sale at S35, 900. Call HU, 4345.
WETZEL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1951-06-23
% goth st. NV. Realtors. RE. 65S5

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Detached home; & rms. bath. porches.
lse. yard, Reasonably priced.
WALTER A. BROWN
101s Vt. Ave. MA. 1852. WI. 5l34.
Evening star., 1951-06-23

EX-GI -. MOVING. packing. Grating
storage; local long distance: expert
service; low rates. Ho. 1919. 24s
ANYTHING, ANYTIME. Moving. pick
hrs. day; So minimum. AT. 32s7.
MOVING ACROSS TEE srREE1 OF
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms: sxpert paekine:
CO INC est 1905
MOVING BY VET-Exper. help, every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Call
any time MR.. COOK. GIL. 5l37.
SMALL JOBS; boxes, beds. personal
effects, etc. White driver. D. c.,
Arl and s. s. area. TU. 1928.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
GEORGETOWN
HOUSES 70 SHARE

WOMEN. hoSl Is to 40; good neighbor
stores; full use of house, rec, rm
Washing machine. radio and piano
Caii after $50. OR. 1914. pa
GlhLS to take over furn. house and
later get 2 other girls TO share house
Nice Sc. location. VI. 373S. "a.
SERVICE WIFE OR COUPLE, to
share Sc. home. LU. 1-6252, -25
Evening star., 1951-06-23
KANSAS AVE,
ABOVE SHERMAN rIRCyr

KANSAS AVE.
ABOVE SHERMAN CIRCLE
Let me show you this outstanding
beautiful 7-room brick house fac
ing Government park. with large
modern kitchen, completely new
colored tile bath. paneled painted
walls; and sparkling floors. The den
can can 6e used as first-f. bedroom.
Inc lawn is delight. Reasona bIy
priced for quick sale. Convenient
70 school and Transportation. Mrs.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
-sealtor DI. a346
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
: Id 9TH st. NV. Open every day Till
pm. See this vacant. S-rm., det
nome on Ice. lot. Bedrm. and bath
On lSs so. nr. Only S17.950 on terms
1900 BLOCK HOBART ST. NV
Renting about 50 500 yearly.
8 oA;paTtments-e-car GARAGE.
r. s. DONALDSON Ma 69ae
Evening star., 1951-06-23

BUSINESS doing an ey-
ceilent 24-hr business, 4 new cabs.
inter-communicating radio system
being installed Owners health
forces fmmed sale.
BUSINESS bringing ap-
proX. S65.000 yearly: ali stock,
$50. 900; fine location in center Of
town. DOROTHY C. Mccoy, War
Evening star., 1951-06-23
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

d. c. FAMILY will
rent. or rent with option to buy,
house In good residential NV sec.
tion. WI. 7047. -24
HOMES NEEDED-we
by Maryland or NV D. c.; free
appraisals, no delay For complete
rental ssryice. onone US today
PERRY HAY. CO.. 81. 8242. -S4
OFFICER and, family desire 2 CT 5
bedrm. unfurn. house. 8. Arl. OW.
O5I3. pa
AIR FORCE MAJOR desires large Q
or 3 bedrm. house by July Is; Va.
or NV. D. c.; max. 500. Box
Ii. COZ. U.s.A.-pesires 3 or 4
bedrm. unfurn. house. Rent to
MUST HAVE l or 2 bedrm. unfurn.
house; pref. NV. loc.; reas. rent.
FOR SMALL FAMILY. small de-
taehed modern three bedroom house;
unfurnished; in nearby Prince
G.eeorges County. Phone MI. $3.50
DOCTORS FAMILY wants small Nm
furnished house. NV. only $l25
m9Gaximum; ma take two-year lease. DI.
UNFURN. 4-BEDRM. HOUSE in NV
wash, or Arlington; $3.50 max. JA
Evening star., 1951-06-23
80 Brand-New
Semidet. Bricks

D osdrms.. comb. ry-din. I'm.
GE kitchen including
oishWasher and garbage Disposal.
entrance.
to schools. shopping and
transportation.
Open everyday III pm.
1ishs out Pa. ave. Sc, left on
rd., left on 46th St, right on II
right on 46th pl.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 K st. MA. 5O05
Evening star., 1951-06-23
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
HOUSES uNEURNIsHED

DALE. DRIVE, Silver sprins-Larre
S:bsdronm brick Colonial with So:
rage. Clean; sxesllsnt location. $l75I
4544; ewes. Ju. 1885. 2bs
Evening star., 1951-06-23
VACANT
,, LUXURY M RAMBLERs

A.. EdEVY CHASE D. c
NJ lovely Rock Greek Park in Chew
Snase, c; Are you looking for
ing quality Job based upon many
years OF exper in architecturat
Design. construction engineerine
and contracting exper, Drawinp
upon such rich exper these s37..
hoO- $4,000 ramblers have ali In,
fearefully planned details you have
view the construction well undeI
way By appt you may arrange to
see similar rambler now ST
o53: sat and Sun EN- R3Rl
Evening star., 1951-06-23
RETHESnA

BETHESDA
9 rms. l bath, avail now. S15o.
q rms. modernistic bungalow, avail
g rms. 2 baths (2 bedrms., bath on
lkt NJ. avail July /. $500.
Call Mrs. Christman. ALLIED
REALTY CORP. 5000 Wis. ave. n W.
WI. 664a ii
SILVER SPRING, MD.
ping center; 6 good size rooms, bath,
det. corner brick, h.-w.h, oil; nicely
iurnished; garage. NJ. B. Weaver,
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE 90.
RealtNr DI 23AR
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-11-30
LOUISE JORDON, 43,
DIES IN HOSPITAL

Miss Louise Jordon 43, Of 1908
North Sixth street, died at am.
Monday at Burnham hospital
where she became patient
Thanksgiving day, She had been
in i'll health with high blood
pressure and a heart ailment for
about a month.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete. The body was removed
to the McHaney funeral home in
Champaign.
Miss Jordon has lived in Cham
paign since 1947 when she came
from Paramount, w. Va. She was
employed as maid at the Lay
man CohvaIescent home. She
leaves her mother, Mrs. Jeanette
Crooks. Louisville; brother,
Lucius Jordon, Chicago, and a
sister Mrs. Margey Banks, Bos-
ton.