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Evening star., 1951-11-15


BsMT. APT. 1 rm. and kitchen. Child
accepted. 1895 Calvert st, NV. HU
ISL BAY ST. s.E.-second floor. iiv.,
Employed couple. Non-drinkers; $50.
1921 9th ST. N.W.-2nd f., 3 rms,
kit. and bath nicely dec. and furn.;
util. incl. Open 6:30-7:30. NO. 2273
747 10th ST. s.E.-4 rms, kit. and
bath avail: IT, s7i'5S. naS See Mrs. sc CORE RE-
T4koMa Al Ssfaniffsi PARK-Furn.. apt; 8 rms.
sit; .aI1,tt bath; $50; s3ts ntils incl; mr. bus;
nsts s0uiiSi 'aNp M MT s'Isi IPsLiEAsANr-Lc5oSm-
pletely furnished; small children
allogged; four transportations. AD.
Nicely HeIG. .FyRN. nv. rm., bedrm., in
mo noso 6127 Hanna pl. Sc. Joi g.
NR. i4th AND EUcL1D-Enic. apt.
urn; sY5 @k. 'eGss' No.' sss4, sssan 9ss 99ss
lsss ensv: 18Th e. ST. N.w.-Excellent Nis apt..
RI S1oo; ooae aeom' $50; with bath, Sc S$S65'
INGLESIDE TERRACE N.w.-Attrac
2-bedrm.; liv rm.. kit, pvt. bath;
all utils. furn.; SS1; also 1-bedrm
apt, S65: adults. OR. 1874. 80
NICELY FURN. 2 rms. kitchen and
and downtown: S115; utils. avail
Dec. 1st; adults. OW. 926S.
E. CAPITOL ST. Lovely moderr
front studio apt; adults only
$3.50 mo. FIR. 1859.
1906 BELMONT RID. NV rm.
kit. and bath; $40 per mo. Shown
lY1s E Sit. N.E.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.
kit. all utils. Employed admits. Cal
ouE sT.s0 NV. .nr, 17th-Lse. rm.
elec. refsr. and stove; eonn. semi
ETiciEScYk,teRsn gTs s 4ssS psfy.ts s bath
utils.. 1st-d. apt bldg. Upper 14tl
ct. $50. Adults. mo. oslo.
Evening star., 1951-11-15

furn.. twin beds. Maid serv., tub
and shower baths. TV and laund
es s 1sIs EsFfRs fssS ST. nw TT5RsP pF s7es
1920 18th ST. NV; in former en-
hassy; lovely single room; young
sse JEFFERSON ST; N.w;-Msster
vic. sHoRlRH2AM HoTEL-unusually
lovely surroundings in beautiful CO.
lonial home; dble rm.. breakfast and
NICELY FURN.. large front dble. rm;
ATTRACTIVE BEDRM.-Modern pvt
residence. mr.. 18th and Shepherd;
semipvt. bath; gentleman. IA. 2204
J1I5 QUE ST. N.w.-Refned pvt
home, downtown; 2nd-f front rm.
1sss as%fr HPsRTR RnHRe ST. e0Syi NwWFarn RsP bed.
room; room. twin BEDS, pvt. bath; conv' te
tepai0 tefe; SIT IT. weeE men 0Ri WI sssSs. a5ss eea a
1919 L ST. N.W.-Downtown clear
sgle;; rm.. next to bath; only s. 81
Ice. RM.. suit. for / or 2 men; 5000
pbone rlsnsp; RAJ eI0ss ssbo e restaurants unlim
s1o ABRAHAM sT.-Large front rm,
next to bath; ] or 2 girls; conv
transportation. GE. 355T -17
GEORGETOWN, 1884 Eenton St
Lovely from. front rn;; z bath; bath, excel
ATTRACTIVE BRIGHT FRONT RIM.
adi9inng paHp ng bath dhi7 American univsT.it'
DOUBLE ROOM. newly decorated
young lady. breakfast priyils.; s3s
MsdsonA MsaS Ell s1 TERRxcf 60 1893 sssl Lamon mon
st.-Nicely furnished double room
closet space; also available to guests
2 lounges. TV and piano; laundr,
facilities; cony. transp; $50 mo; 70
MI. PnEIfAsANT nI SAM sEc.-Large attra.
sgle. or dble. rm.; unlim. phi. laund
privil.. refsr.; gentleman. CO. 3731
1850 GIRARD ST. N.w.-'The Paine
House; unusually nice sgle. rm
kasIoRsmA AL Gasi s7IS ASD "es5lH sosh1se. att,
sgle. or dble. rm,. adj. porch; XII
,s1s sfts''ii EMEksoN Err; N ST. N.w.-Attra'
front room near bath; phone. laune
privil.; for lady; 81 wk. GE 671t
WALTER REED sEcTIoN-Hous,
keeping rm., excel. section; ownt
occupied; detached homes; refgr
Mr.. sHoREHAM HoTEL--Clean, sps
sess eess; !% SIS d5s Ssensa 81 xHaGSs sss BE- es
,s.h sttsF 81. Z NV NV, mr.. irving st;-Niee
furn. lge. dble. rm.. priyil;;. exec
transp.; s25 ca. RA. s491. H
1897. ------------- 10
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BEDRM.. KIT. and pvt. bath; work
ing. cple.; Ss5. GENTLE home; util
incl. 120 Shepherd St, TU. o322.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31
Kindergarten Hires Teacher

lnree teachers have been ap-
proved Tor the Douglas center
kindergarten IN IS5I-5z, BY the
kindergarten association board.
They are Miss Felicia NJ Wal
Their, Mrs. Hester suggs and Mrs.
AIyce scott. The last TWO named,
Dosh Champaign RESIDENTS, have
taught for three years at the KIN
defgarten, ana their Applications 10
teach TINS fan have been approved.
Miss n aIther. llOo " est Ore
gon street, Lrbana, who has been
named mead teacher, came here
recently from Chicago TO be with
her sister, faculty member at the
I University oil Illinois. Miss W aither
IS a graduate Of the Chicago Kin
dergarten institute, and holds pri-
mary and permanent teaching GER
uIIcates from Chicago Normal col
Iege.
About so kindergarten pupils
are expected 10 enroll at Douglas
center Aug. %. There will be a
teachers meeting at the center
Aug. 80 10 make plans for the
scnool year Sept. 4 Is the first day
of school.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31
M. Pa Guilty Of Brutality
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Aug. % fAPl

A tall, thin youngster and a
stocky army veteran-both mill
tary police sergeants-have been
found guilty of beating up soldiers
who had been arrested.
The general army court-martial
here yesterday sentenced them
both to hard labor and forfeited
part of their pay while they were
serving their time. They also will
be stripped of their stripes.
The younger soldier, 20year-old
Robert G. Booth of Cambridge,
Ohio, drew six-months term.
Booth, lanky, brown-haired by,
will be fined s25 each month he
is confined. He got the sitter SEN
tence since he was found guilty on
three counts of assault and battery.
Sgt. Orvilie G. Kessell, 38-year-
old Ripley, West Virginian, got n
fourmonth sentence and is to be
fined S35 monthly while in prison.
Booth had been accused of bru-
tality by Pfc. John Butler, Pfc.
Robert Blazier of Anderson, Ind,
and Pvt. Hiram Stamper, Hind
man, Ky. Butler also had named
Kessell as having taken part in the
assault on him.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31

u. l.. huXtaDle. $40 West CLARK
street, general manager for Mea-
dow Gold Ice ream division OF
Beatrice Foods Co, Friday accept
ed the governors trophy IN Spring
field for highest scoring Ice cream
at the state fair.
Governor Stevenson, who pre-
scented the award to Huxtable, aft
erwards was presented with some
of the prlze-winning ice cream by
Orville Huxtable, 1408 Hickory
street, plant manager of the Cham
palgn Ice Cream Co.. 115 East
University avenue, Champaign,
which makes Meadow Gold.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31
RITES HELD TUESDAY
FOR JOHN CARBON

John Carbon, SO, of 607 East
fremont street, died Thursday
while visiting at the home of son
in Chicago.
Funeral services were held at
l 80 p. m. Tnseday at MeHaney
funeral home, with Rev. Z. xii
gore in charge. Burial in Mt
Hope cemetery.
Mr. Carbon was born in Miasis-
sippi and resided in that state until
he came to Champaign to live with
his daughter within the past year.
He is survived by five daugh-
ters, Mrs. Edith Horn and Mrs.
Sally Lee, of Missouri. Mrs. Lucy
Vail, of Mississippi, Mrs. Lille Nc
Willis, Detroit, Mich, and Mira.
Algie Brown, Champaign; five
sons, Roberts and Elmore, Detroit,
and Sam, John L.. and Ezell, of
Chicago; a brother, Tommie, In
Mississippi; IT grandchildren, and
20 great-grandchildren.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31
a Arraigned
In Dope Case

Four men arrested during w ed
nesdsy mornings raid against q
local narcotics ring have been ar
raigned in Danville before u. s
Commissioner Marie Burnett, or
charges of selling and purchasing
narcotics. The men waived pre-.
liminary hearing.
Thurman Fonville, who prev.
iously had been held here merely
for investigation as an addict, wal
charged with selling and purchas
ing last March, while the Other
three men were charged only with
selling.
Charges were filed against Fon,
vile after he admitted Thursday
to Champaign county Sheriff
James Denney and Federal agent
that he had been bringing an ounce
of narcotics a week to his mother
Mrs. Georgia Harris Fonville, AS
liz East Washington street.
Three men taken to Danvills
Friday morning with Fonville were
William H. Lemons, 410 East Vine
street; Alton McNear. Jr., %, Cit
North Oak street, and Edwart
Jackson, 26. 405 East Columbis
avenue.
Charges against Mrs. Fonville
called the leader of the ring, anC
Rosalie Washington also were flee
and they viii be arraigned after
their transfer to Danville Friday
afternoon.
Bond for Jackson was set al
$4,000 and for the others al
$4,000. Mrs. Fonville's bond will
be set at $4,000. the commission
err said. McNear was attempting
10 make arrangements for bond
Commissioner Burnett said, but al
are now in county Jail on failure
TO post bond.
Mrs. Fonville was reported in in,
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31

Continued from Page So
to coming to Chicago and a boy
hood and lifelong friend of the
writer's father, the late Henry
Louis Edmunds.
Mrs. Charles Hargroye reports
Mrs. f. Hargrove at the hospital
some improved.
Mrs. Reuben Reed, AIS n. Wash
ineton ave-has been i'll for a
few weeks and better at the pres
ent.
Mrs. Montgomery of 2l1 East
Williams has not been so well for
a short time but Is convalescent.
DIVORCES ASKED
Gertists Delano Winbush from
Ester Savage Winbush. Married
April 20, 1850.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31
Buddy Signs New
7 ankee Contract

Wendlng our way home from
the land of the huskie-the pop
ulation of which suffered no loss
by our efforts we stopped at
klpon, MS, TO say hello To Buddy
Young, and another ex-illini, al
Mastrangeli, at the training camp
of the New York football Yankees
set up at small but rich Ripon
college.
Things were in a bit of a tur-
moil among the Yankees since
their new coach Jim Phelan, had
preceded us into Ripon only a few
hours, and the mercurial Young
had arrived only two days before.
We watched a Commute scrim-
mage from which we concluded it
was too bad the College All-Stars
whom we saw Monday at Della
field, weren't facing the Yankees
this Friday in Chicago. The Iank-
ees would take beating, but good.
Young explained his tardy
arrival at Ripon. 4 nearly
went to Calgary in the Ca
madam league" Buddy smiled
81 debated il quite seriously
and their offer was pretty
good. Then the Yankees came
up with "a new three-ycar con-
tract --- ! can't tell you how
much but it's good enough
so | decided to stay in the Ma
tional League"
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31
EDITORIAL.
THE AMBASSADORS

club young Champaign, doing a
in affairs of the city Mr.
Leslie Jamerson president of the club who lives at 522 N
the boys recently they
gave party $4,000 to Mr. Chas Phillips to ad the
week recently
Ambassadors Club We understand that
boys do something aid the boy scouts IN he
the duty of allaadu to show some
interest youth Ii the thing that Is done by all
worthwhile people They aid someone VINO
higher life If club IN the
city of Champaign Urbana had the notion things would be
would much trouble efforts
forward The Ambassadors have
only been organized and they making
somebody who needs help We
of the club what takes to become
that there will always be waiting
lis n IN organization that is worthwhile
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31
Sweet Old Lady
Caught Pushing Heroin

NEW YORK. Aug. 18 (AP)--
She looked like sweet old lady,"
police said, but the 60-year-old
former nurse peddled dope along
broadway, sometimes netting
$4,000 day pushing heroin."
The white-haired widow, Mira.
Vera Vol, was held in $4,000
bail yesterday on narcotics charg-
es after she was trapped by a wo-
man detective who telephoned her
and made an appointment to buy
some drugs.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31

WASHINGTON tAP)-Ths air
force Is using truck inner tubes to
help cut down cases of athletes
foot. II said a simple metAod'
has been devised TO reduce reinfec-
tons: Merely place shoes in =
piece of inner tube, seal ends with
clamp and gas with ethalene
oxide.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31
Persian Cat Dies AT FL;
Believed Oldest in u. S.

LONG BEACH, Calf, Aug. 2.
-(AP)-Fatima, a Persian cat
died at the good old age of 81
Tuesday.
Her owners-Mrs. Fred Will
liams and her daughter. Mrs. Fred
King-believe Fatima was one of
the oldest cats in the United Stat
es.
The eat could be compared to a
human being lat years old, MRS.
Williams said.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31

Jr. FLORIDA are visiting relatives in
The city.
Mrs. Edna Diffay of Ellis Ave.
visiting uncle in Auora, His, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Wilson.
Surprise Party Held
For Mrs. Psckens
Mrs. Villa Mae Pickens Ar
East Columbia street, director of
st. Lukes' CINE. church senior
choir, was honored at a surprise
birthday party and handkerchief
shower Friday evening in the home
of her mother, Mrs. William Var
nado, All East fremont street, by
members of the choir.
MOVED TO PA, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Willis and son Leon moved
to Reading, Pa. former Mrs. Estel-
la Lomax.
|CONvALESING NICELY: Mr..
VIM. Kelly of West Eads st. has
been taken to his home after sew
eral days in the Mercy hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Starks, of
North 9Th. st. vacationing with
family at home Louisville, Ken
lucky.
ATTEND CONVENTION: Rev.
and Mrs. f. kilgore, Rev. and
Mrs. Fred Newbill, Rev. H. w.
Donaldson, Mrs. Donaldson conval-
esing nicely after recent operation
at Carrie, II. j. Wells attended the
National Baptist Convention at
Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Avery of
West Maple st. visited relatives at
Macomb, Miss
Mrs. Low Buch and grand
daughter of West Maple st. visited
daughter and family at lndianapo-
lis.
Mrs. Ann Williams of North 9th.
st. visited at Peoria and Mon
mouth, Ills.
DR.. Clara Smith of West Slough
ton st. visiting sister at Zenia,
Ohio.
HOUSEGUEST: Rev. and Mrs.
w. G. Marley of Cleveland, Ohio,
Mrs. Matte Ford, of California,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Chitman, and bride
and groom Mr.. and Mrs. Ford
were dinner guests Monday after
wedding with sister Rev. and Mrs.
Edgar Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee Pope
motored to Chicago Sunday. They
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts
Miss Patricia Russell, Mr. and Mrs
Jimmie Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Potter
MRS. Potter is former Sarah
Pope) are leaving on their vaca'
ton this week end. They are mot
oring to New York City.
BIRTHS
Zackery, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
1913 West Hill street, Champaign
son at 300 a. m. Wednesday al
Mercy hospital.
VISITING MOTHER: NJ r s.
Annie Hartwell of Frankfort, Ken
lucky is visiting with her mother
Mrs. A. It. Jackson of East Vine
st.
GRANDDAUGHTER VISITS;
Little Miss Imogene Sayles of
Memphis, Tenn, visited two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sylverter Sayles
of East Eueaka st. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas Connolly of Memphis relatives
motored to take her home.
Mrs. Helen Hite of East Wash
ington ST., has for houseguest her
granddaughter from Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. Cecil Nelson jr.
and wife and son, Mrs. c. j. Jor-
dan and Mr.. Eugene Suggs motor
ed to Peoria taking the Nelson's to
their home.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31
Only Tive Words
THANK you

But Coming To Express
Deep Appreciation for Your
Thoughtfulness. May God
Bless You my Friends, Broth
ers and Sisters.
Mr.. B. e. PAYNE
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31
MRS HARRIET HuRsEY WILL:

The VIII of the late Mrs. Har-
rett Hursey who passed June z,
1851 was read; that her entire
estate go to her husband Robert
Hursey. Frank w. Beck, executor.
The will of the late Mrs. Claire
Calvert gave to the Late Harriet
Hursey $500, of which $140. and
cents to be paid for inheritant tax.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31


Mrs. Ethel White of West Hill
st. called to Cleveland, Ohio bed.
side of her father.
Mrs. Lenard Nelson and dau-
ghter Cassie st. Louis Mo. is visit
ing with parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Baines of North 4th st.
APPRECIATION SERVICE
Members of Salem Baptist
church held an appreciation week
service honoring the pastor Rev.
H. w. Donaldson, No. 2 cicle Mrs.
Peacock chr, No. l Mrs. Anna
Watson chr. No. 3 Mrs. Elsie
Pierce chr. with pastor and congre.
CATION of Mt Olive, Pilgrim and
C. M. E. churches contributing
services and choirs closing Sunday
A. M. with Rev. viii James of
Springfield, Ills, and Rev. +.
kilgore at 3 p. M. service.
FAMILY REUNION: The Lyton-
Grouse family reunion was held
recently in the home of Mrs
Madge Jones East Bradley Ave.
Relatives gathered from Carmi,
Mrs. Essie Daughtry Brookport,
Kentucky and various parts of the
state. Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Scott
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Edwards making the attendance
AZ. Everyone enjoyed the reunion
adding the delightful dinner. Mrs.
Barbara Glass president announced
the End. Saturday in August 1852
the family would again in the
home of Mrs. Jones, Champaign,
Ills. Eva Green is vice-Pres.
VISITS FRIENDS: Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Bridgewater, family and
Mrs. Effie Bridgewater son pete
who Is now ready for work after
long foot injury, Mrs. r. M. Scott
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wright
Cromm at Lafayette, Ind, their
son and daughter and family.
While there members of the party
taken airplane rides. Mrs. Willie
Mae Cromm will visit the Bridge
water soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Hayden
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31

FIFTY years ago on Aug. zZ,
1901, Champaign county's New,
courthouse was dedicated.
The description in the Courier
Aug. Ia of the courthouse remodel
ing evoked interest on the part Of
some long time county residents,
and brought forth some more facts
about the fast one" they pulled
back in 1899.
F. M. Lindsay, president of Lind
say-Schaub newspapers, recalled
that he attended the University of
Illinois in 1900, and the board
of supervisors built the first story
of the new county building around
the old structure.
Final appropriation was s104,-
900 for remodeling and adding a
third floor. To begin with, the
supervisors had defeated Thy q 16-
l5 vote) a motion for a public
referendum at the spring election
on whether to make the repairs or
build new courthouse.
They first appropriated $50, 900.
but received plea from the Sep
TENDER grand jury members who
said they were Inundated" by
the inadequacy of the courtrooms
and felt $4,000 was ito meager
for the needs Of 4 county like this
:. unsurpassed by any similar ter
ritory In the world for agriculture
and industry, and has within its
borders one of the greatest educa-
tional instruments in the world"
1t wasn't until June, when the
courthouse "remodeling" was Al
most complete that it became APP
parent that some one had pulled
fast one.
Then the committee reported il
found the south walls to be so UNI
safe that although rebuilding
would make other changes neces-
sary," the committee realized the
absolute necessity Of good and
sufficient foundations under all
wallis" and contracted with the
contractors to make the changes.
Lindsay's letter says he thought
the outer walls of the old building
remained as inner partitions" but
apparently this was not true in the
south wing at least.
"The Urbans politicians really
gloated over how they had outwit-
ted the political force In Cham
paign," Lindsay says They may
have, but the board of supervisors
closed one eye to political finangi-
ing when it finally commended the
courthouse committee for its
"strict and faithful adherence to
the interests of the public"
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31

creasingly nervous condition FRI
day while awaiting her transfer.
She was attended by physician
Thursday, and Sheriff Denney said
doctor might be needed again
Friday.
Fonviile's admission of his de-
liveries while he was a railroad
empioye working between Cham
paign and Chicago last spring
helped clear up the procedure
used to obtain the drug. but fed
eral authorities still are investigat-
ing sources of the drug, Denney
said.
A person concerned are out on
bond.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31
BIR Tbs

HURSEY, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
1207Ia West Beech street, son
at 1905 p m. Wednesday in Mercy
hospital.
HENDRICKS, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George. $40 East Vine street,
Champaign, a son at 4;44 a. m.
Thursday in earle hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mckinley
End daughter Deborah born at
Lansing, Mich
BRoKENBoRoUGH, to Mr.. and
Mrs. William, 508A West Vine
street, Champaign, son at 1866
.. m. Saturday in Burnham hos
pital
LEMONS, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
H., 4l0 East Vine street, Cham
paign, daughter at $50 p. m.
Monday in earle hospital.
SYKES, to Mr.. and Mrs. Talma,
407 East fremont street, son at
9:33 a. m. Friday in Burnham hos
pital.
LICENSE
Walter Eugene Mays. Cham
paign 20
Billie June Rankin, Cham
paign ~
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31

500 p. Nj. Afternoon session
convened.
We went into our business SEES
sion. The highlights of which are
as follows:
DIT. Sarah Smith, President, gave
her address and extended her SIN
cere appreciation to the members
and their staff for assisting her.
Several recommendations were
made by her which you will re-
ceive. later. It was moved by DIT
Mable Wallace and seconded by
DIT. Anna Williams that the re-
port be accepted. 1t was amended
that the report be accepted and
the rules be suspended and DIT.
Sarah Smith be reelected by accli-
nation and the resolutions turned
over to the Resolution Committee.
The motion was carried.
DIT. Bessie Caire, ist Vice Presi-
dent, gave her report and made a
financial report. 1t was moved and
properly seconded that her report
be accepted, the rules suspended
and DIT. Cairo. be reelected by ac-
climation.
Receipts reported: Education
Dept. Degrees partial Report)
Registration
Recess
900 p. M. The Education Dep
artment the Oratorical Contest. A
lovely program was rendered, of
which the Eltonians gave beautiful
selections. Contestant No. was
the first prize winner.
Immediately after the Oratorical
Contest, a pageant was presented.
Following the Pageant, we We're
royalty entertained by the Pabst
Blue Ribbon Brewing Company at
their plant.
June %, 1851:
900 A. M. Goodwin Circle
Evening star., 1951-09-14
HELP MEN
GARAGE PORTERS and 6

GARAGE PORTERS and car jump
See Mr. BiIlhimer, BARRY-PATE
MOTOR CO., 1130 Conn. ave. NV,
GARDENER. to work . or 3 days s a
week keeping UP grounds at resi-
dence near Congressional Country
Club; BUS service available. .OV.
GAS as STATION aisSF D,H ,AHTTENDANT-Rooad
service men. Excellent salary. No
Sunday work 4515 Macarthur blvd.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT and lu-
brication man wanted; 4s-hour
week; "a day Saturday, no Sunday
work. Annual and sick leave bene-
flts, holidays with pay. Apply AN
DREW,S AIR FORCE BASE Ex-
GRILL MAN-2-11 pm; experienced;
cHAsrIEToSN fifeS PRAkMAcY. PRGtR ''lISai 18Th
GRILL ff MaN.CooK slsi Coo wanted. viii white,
sober. Apply VIRGINIA RESTAU-
RANT; ll9 Independence ave. Sc,
cko6ERY h5i aESaSS CLERK AND cHEckfsn, als
must be thoroughly exper.; good
sH1yH sEf fne CHASE RaS s1B 4BRiy e DsE;SR $50
GROCERY CLERK-Apply CLOVER
MARKET. SOFA Conn. ave. nw.
GROCERY STOCK CLERK to take
charge of keeping shelves stocked;
help in vegetable dept. and be a
good salary. 5h-day wk. MAR
TINS, 323O Wis ave -lB
Evening star., 1951-09-14
c. G. SLOAN AND COMPANY, IN(
AuctiOnecrs.
lis 18th st. NV,
Washington, d. G.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
STORAGE CHARGES. = Notice is
sPPFMBER sSTsPPE gEsR saa' 1881 G5 sartnS at
10 o'clock Am. and continuing each
Wednesday and Saturday thereafter
until all is disposed Of. there will
be sold at public auction in the
auction rooms Of C.. G. Sloan &
ington. D. c.. to enforce liens for
storage and other charges due and
unpaid. all furniture, personal ef-
fects, etc. stored with us in the
Mrs. Catherine Banks, Mr. Ma and fi. Mrs.
Tony Barbano. Mrs. Bertha Barrett,
Mrs Rachel Betterton. Mrs. James
Bivens: Mr.. Richard Broxton. Mr..
Lemuel Bunting Mrs. Leroy Burns
Dooley. Mr.. Joseph German, Mrs.
Mrs. H. Greene Mr.. Robert Gresh-
am. Marcella Hamilton, Mrs. Mary
c Hamilton. Mr.. Roosevelt Harris,
Mrs, Mary E. Hawkins, Mr VIM. j.
Mrs. Eliz Hood. H. w. johnson. Mr.
l. w. Johnston, Mrs. Ann Kelly
Mrs. Maggie Kennedy, Mrs Annie
Logan. Mrs. Hattie Lloyd, Mr.. Will
Edward Morris, Mrs. Edward Nc
Namara, Mrs. Anna Ryan Mr.
{ rles Smith, Miss Mary Stone
Mrs. Wiimuth Stott. Mr.. John
Tate. Mrs. Laura Turner Mrs
Mamie Walker. Mrs. Esther Weaver
Elsie E. Wenzel, Mrs. G. Weisz Hell
ticker. Mr.. H. D. Wildman and Mr.
George Williams. Terms, cash.
UNION STORAGE COMPANY, INC.
705, Florida Avenue NV.
0e.b IA. Washington, D. c