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BROOM HOUSE near 18th and
Columbia I'd. n.w.--Arranged into
8 effic. apts.. 3 baths; oil heat; wide
grey brick; cement porch; gar. Call
for income-detailS, etc. Can nego-
tiate on furn. Priced for immed.
sale. Easy terms. RE. 1916. CHAP
MAN REALTY CO.
West Of Georgia ave. mr.. Montgom-
cry Hills shopping center S3.500
down; RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
3-FAMILY, Takoma Park; $19,950-
Entire property rented to. one tenant.
Owner pays taxes and insurance
FAMILY FLAT. nr. Boiling Field
income. Price. S22, 500. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE. SH. 1103.
FALLS CHURCH-tha acres on Wash
tns,,9 t,ngton St. Lee Lee hwy with 3;, 23S-ft:
across the street from commercial;
rear Of ground; d. s57.6Go; Dt Srf sff .oo0 %
cash; $15o per mo: LUCILLE
rfRsq G89k coMHERe,s En- siIS e. 4sSf coRNER nes5
court house; ideal for off1ce bldg.
NV, heat. ALDRE, INC, LII.
4-O747, LU. 4-3209. -25
3-STORY COMMERCIAL corner brick
bldg. in Hyattsville on r. I. ave-,
priced for immediate sale on easy
terms; owner must sell. RA. 2203,
W. CLIFFORD SHERTzER, RE.
10 RMS, 4 BATHs-Near Vermont
and r. I. aves. NV. Brick bldg,
flne shape; now vacant; good for
tourist Sn bone or, or can convert into
THAN SILVER. EX. 3443; Sun. un-
NEW LISTING-2- story apt. house
in smart Georgetown area, 16 units;
annual rentals, $4,000. Cali Mrs.
spect. LEGUM & GERBER REALTY
SOUTHWEST, near 4th and F. sts.-
9 rooms with electricity; large lot,
corner Of alley. Price, s3.25o. Cali
W@oopWARD woo & NORRIS, Realtors.
14oo iSLo BIock * 3 sTXpEEs IA Ii 1872 81. NE
j. better-built 4-family buildings,
ABOUT 13 yrs. old, in excellent con-
dition; individual gas heat, rear
900 building assn. loan; low orig
inal rentals: S162 month; must be
more. PATRICK j. GREGG, IN
yeStment YES aaas Building RE. 2747; eyes,
ARLiNGToN-ss. 500 So. IT.; zoned
C-1; 479 IT. frontage on Lee hwy !;
improved by 6-rm. house: exclusive
FRED J. GEORGE, GIL. 6777. -25
WE ARE PRIVILEGED to offer for
sale several small and medium in
vestment properties on attractive
terms showing excellent returns.
NV, MA. 4157 or HO. 1857. rs
2429 18th ST. N.W.-Ist CONNER
cial;, 3-story brick; 9 rms. 2 bath;
Oil heat; sag 800 terms. arranged
Call A. M. DRAISNER, 14O4 L st.
WE BELIEVE THIS is the finest 13
unit apt. building in town. All i
bedroom and bath apts in excellent
condition. For further information
call Mr.. Mcneil, with s. R. MARTIN
4 CO.. Realtors. DU. 1866. or oW
GOOD HOPE RD.-vacant. 1st COM
mercial, semidet, asbestos shingle,
6-rm. home; new gas furnace; COM
pletely redecorated; low down pay
ment. CONGRESS REALTY CO.,
1101 Vermont ave. NV, DI. 1882.
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5-UNIT APT. BLDG.
4840 Reservoir Rd. NV.
First Commercial

First Offering of attractive de-
tached brick building, in fine NV.
section; conv. to everything; u blk.
from Macarthur blvd; upstairs apt.
apt. English type bsmt.D has
rms, 11a baths: oil h.-w.h.; ideal
opportunity for investment or owner
occupancy of l apt. and income
from other Present rental income,
S2,100. Priced to sell fast at SIS
by appt.
RObt. L. McKeever Co.
REALTORS
Shoreham Bldg. Ma. 1850.
Ewes, Sat. and Sun. call Mr.. Seigel
at II 4-43OS -25
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STORES FOR RENT (contJ

IOoS SHOPPING CENTER-a5 #.
by 80 it.. plus basement. Separate
entrance from busy bowling alley
and teleyision studio: , near Wool.
ee6HRDe eoaR ave- Large nw Darfksnass 9 5ff5
INC, Owners Builders Designers,
81 L, Shopping
small service business, lodge, etc;
29x5o,, fronting highway. WRENN,
NR. NAVAL ORDNANCE. New Harnp-
shire ave. extended-One store left.
Similar store in s. Several miles in this
growing area, JACK CooPERSMI1H.
500 90 AND tS60i so4 E ST. NV. opposit.
aecht,s parking lot; good loc. Ap-
nationally known concern; oftices
or store: 100 SO. IT. floor space;
air cond.,. heat; excellent location;
enpsney papa,ng faeliitiss; poSN,ror Teady for 9c-
oR' eapa1ssl $500 Or r EM. N 5ss5Ni 5ss2s5NfoN co.
SMALL CORNER STORE-Nr. 7th
and Penn. ave. SCI sos mo. Call
Mr. Fischer. with DREYFUss BROS.
sEAERsHs Ell as LeCaT1oS2s SCAR A2 Ss9t sstsb,. % ~
installment furniture business, hard
ware store or wholesale distributor,
Call J. II. Knox, ONCE Of ROBERT
" SAVAGE, sA3n Union Trust Bldg.
~. 81 UPs2UR 3Ps2i ST. Nw.-store w2s and
apartment available for immediate
OCCUPANCY: $3.50 monthly. Call j. II,
KNOX, office Of ROBERT W. Saw
AGE, ASlS, 614 Union Trust Bldg, Ma.
GROCERY STORE. with apt 9 above
44th and Dean ave ne, immediafs
occupancy. Has been grocery store
dor II ~ Yrs, OR. 44l9, before IL
1913 9' + i,th ai'fy st. SR SW-Entir. ag 2nSja
suite. any business; $50. Key at
1918. GE. $500.
ALABAMA AVE, ) doors from Naylor
Ineater; store with apt, available
March /. ia. 1863
GOOD NV. LOCATION for store or
snop; bus stop at door, buses loading
ano unloading every o min; Arm.
apt. ABOVE; lease or sale. ST. 1903,
73s 18th ST. N.W.-Near Medical
center; lst floor, 405 square feet;
ar conditioned; suitable for opti,
gan s Git GIT shop, etc. Open IL to 8.
ssd 81 H list; ST. N:E.-store, approx. lax
3 large rooms and bath on Ind fir.:
IN whole or in part; immed. oecu-
paney. Apply LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
& CO.: Realtors, 14l5 K st. NV,
NE. 5400.
1858 GA. AVE. N.w.-store and 2
floors above, in whole or in part;
store approx. 20x6O, z rms, kit and
path upstairs: reas. rent. Apply LEO
M. BERNSTEIN g. CO., Realtors
I415 K st. NV ME. 540O.
NEWLY REMODELED STORES IN ex-
cellent colored neighborhood. ideal
for restaurant, pawnbroker, ory
cleaner, barber shop beauty parlor.
etc. immed. occupancy. Apply LEO
M. BERNSTEIN e. CO. Realtors,
l4l5 Z st. NV. ME. 500
LEE HIGHWAY-Corner store. apprx.
2Oxo0, in large shopping center;
grocery store, drugstore, dry cleaner
and beauty parlor now operating;
ample parSng. Apply LEO M,
K st. NV. ME- 54OO.
1898 14th ST. N.W-Store, lge. show
windows, good loo, suit. any type
business; reasonable rent. TU. 1852.
1892 18th ST. NW.-Suitable for la.
dies wear. record shop, florist. etc;
steam heated; good bsmt. Phone
CO. 97S6; Sunday, RIA. s4I7. "a
1905 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-SE
corner Of Wisconsin ave. and St..
1-story bldg. about 4OxlO0, with
a6jo pvt. parking lot of approx.
from both Wisconsin ave. and S st.
An outstanding location; possession
Mar. /; good lease to Responsible
tenant. H. CLIFFORD BANGS, 200
investment Bldg. NE. O240 -25
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TRADE

If you have property that is
now rented and your rent in
come is frozen, we will trade
our downtown second CONNER
come possibilities of $4,000
per year, and its future will
give you a lifetime annuity.
Also, If you have q clear piece
Of property, we would consider
using this as a down payment
on this property For COM
plete Information. call Mr..
TernS HII SSHS with
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% NET"

10 70 NE /
On an excellent, almost-new, detach-
ed building, in nearby Virginia;
about $4,000 cash required; "a
2-bedrm. apis, and 1-bedrm. apis;
tenants Tssfsn pay sca nIiitss NE Is nnt m
pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Realtor.
Evening star., 1951-02-25

NV. Comm. and Apt. Bldgs.
Needed Immediately for
clientele desiring to invest
sizable sums, wishing lin
tied returns. If your prop
erty is modern and clean,
we are now in a position to
give you a maximum offer.
Please call Berenter g. Co.,
Realtors, Ia. 1880.
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929-931 1888 10th ST. NV.
Income $4S5, stores and apts.;
S4S,500, terms. Brokers protected
full comm). BOB HOLLANDER,
owner. 141l Pa. ave. NV. MA. 9743.
-28
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S22.5OO 4-FAMILY Apt
BEIIZELL, DI. 300
Two Darn Good Investments

Two Darn Good Investments
Viers Mil oVillage-owner must sell;
very reasonable down payment;
monthly payment of S63 covers all.
Easily. rents for $50 mo. on long
term lease; bedrooms, full base
ment, storm windows; stones throw
OF a new shopping center.
WHEATON HILLS-Brick bungalow:
large corner lot: . bedrooms, mir
Tored fireplace. Presently rents for
SlO0 mo-, on lease agreement.
Monthly payments of S74, Include
everything. Owner transferred to
CANT; wants cash. Subject to res-
sonable offer around S12,50O. Call
LEACH 81 CRONIN
10. 5-3l49 Wheaton. Md. LO. 5-2772
FACING UNION STATION
Tourist home: -15 rooms. s new tile
paths: remodeled and furnished with
beautiful furn. throughout; restau
rant, with liquor license on lease;
on Ige lot; semidetached; income
over 81 900 per month.
EUGENE P. NIXON
1O25 Vermont Ave, RE. S112
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4-Family Apis, Gas Heat
Several prewar-built, 4-family apis
now avail. All apts. with good
porches; tenants pay for own heat
and all util These properties pro-
vide a good income with a minimum
Of trouble or expense and are
priced very reasonably for prompt
sale. For details call
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
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ULTRA-MODERN
APT HOUSE-N.W.

APT. HOUSE-N.W.
This beautiful det. bldg. containing
less than 20 units was built just
before the war of the finest con-
struction and is located in best NV.
section. All apis. are unusually spa
cious and we'll arranged, have all
modern features and conveniences.
and some have 2 bedrms. Income
at modest rents over sig 900 yearly.
Well financed and priced very rea-
sonably for prompt sale.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors, Elk. 1911.
5-UNIT APT. BLDG.
Fine 5-unit frame. orig. apt. bldg !;
excel. cond.; ne. area. Ea. apt. 5
rms. and bath; unfurn. Approved
rentals gross over $4,000. New oil
h.-w.h.; fireproof boiler rm. Lot 50x
$50 #. Forced to sacrifice far under
market value. $4,000 to $4,000
cash nee. MR.. HAMMACK, NO.
7203. ewes, UN. 3507.
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VACANT-NEAR
DUPONT CIRCLE

Small completely modern
office bldg, 8 stories 90 rms,
2 tile baths, auto. heat) ap-
prox. 1000 so. it., first COM
merciai. Vacant Price re-
duced for immed. sale 500
500: terms. DRURY REALTY
CORP, Dupont Circle Bldg,
MI. 1000. Sun. and ewes,
WO. 1891, EN-. 1886.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
WANTED To BUY-1O,OOO to 20, ,ON0
So. TT End commercial lot, sc. or
sw. preferred. Box ASK. Star.
LOT DOWNTOWN-Fringe area. suit
able for parking about so cars, not
too far from ofice; or store suitable
for office, containing approx. T50
SO. IT; responsible company viii
consider long-term lease. MR.
SWITKES. Ii. 3-SS00.
SILVER SPRING. heart business CEN
ter-Large house on half acre
zoned commercial. Adjacent public
parking. Needs redecorating. 81.
So41, or P. o. Box 4S4, Silver
Spring, Md. -2S
I WOULD LIKE TO RENT some 2nd
comm. or industrial property; suit
able for a junk business. Box
93-T, Star.
WANTED ROOMING HOUSE.
Good cond.. going business. easily
manageable lease; cash down,
$1,000. Ia. 9052.
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TRADITIONAL CHARM

I hADI IO1NAL OI1hNW
With huge rooms. Look at them:
Upstairs bedrooms are 16xlS and
12xI7; downstairs bedrm. is 15x13;
living room is 13x21 with fireplace;
dining room is 12X13; kitchen is
also 12x13; full bath on each f0or:
large full basement; large sliding
door closets; lot 75X135; price,
SOB. $50.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. Gil. or OK. 21s4.
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STORE

Approx. 1000 SO. IT. in NV. loc. on
or near trafflc street. MR.. MEYER
TU 1900
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WE DEFY YOU

To find a brick bungalow in the
condition and construction of this
home. with a large, level. wooded
lot. with space for Gardenins; has
a living rm, with fireplace, oining
rua., equipped kit. tile bath, expan-
sion attic, full basement with CT
rm. INV h. and garage; only 81 D.
oW. 442o. EXCLUSIVE. ow, 9426.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co,
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
"S22 500"


1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
"$22,50O"
Will buy this excellent semidet. brick
3-family bldg. with two 2-bedrm.
and bath and one I-bedrm. and bath
apts., parauet floors; ideal for owner
occupancy; bringing In a splendid
return; located not far from Boiling
Field. Owner wants immediate sale.
Call ME. l143 until 6 pm. j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor
$22,500 4-FAMILY APT.
Alexandria. Va. Large brick bldg,
each apt. has living room. bedroom,
kitchen and bath. Income, $3.50
a year, unfurnished. Priced for
immediate sale. This apt. is a fine
Investment for home and income.
one apt, available Immediately.
Conveniently loc. and FHA financed.
Call Mr.. Ruark. vi. 1928. with
BEITZELL, DI. 31OO
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OPEN l TO 6
q; ow soa.f o44ao ExCLUs1vE. ow. e4a6.
BEDRM.. BATH ON Isl

One of Arlington's consistently
sought after residential sections
furnishes us lovely Cape Cod 1or
you Exceptionally fine preWar
brick construction and beautiful
wooded lot; living rm. with fireplace,
dining rm.. equipped kit. hedrm.
and Il bath or 2nd; full basement.
side screened porch and garage
all this for only S2l $50, with SUB.
stantiaI cash required. Don WalI
if YOU want comfort, convenience
oW. 44S0. EXCLUSIVE. oW. 1926.
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MODERN clean or 3-bedrm. home
in convenient Sc. or nearby Mary
land location. Have substantial cash.
MRS. COX, vi. S136 or Ii. $3.50.
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APARTMENT
4 UNITS
Attractive, red brick, modern apt.
building. For appt to inspect. call
N. G.. HINES & SON
Courthouse Square, Arl., Va.
OW. 5000. IS
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SILVER SPRING

Store in Wheaton shopping center;
excellent location for q bakery, or
candy store; S135 per mo.
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.
1854 Colesville Rd. SH. 5100.
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2 BEDROOMS, S13,5OO

As modern as tomorrow. with a COM
= pletely equipped kit. including gar
baee disposal. automatic gas heat
plenty of closets and all on dead
end street. This house is conxenlent
to shopping and theaters. WIN Try
So, 500 down and assume Gl loan
Appointment only. o.oo
oW 442O. EXCLUSIVE. oW. 9426;
ONCE open 8 till weekdays, to
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APARTMENT

Semidet.; oil heat; rent S240; best
bargain of the year.
SAM RosEY. AD. o70O -25
Evening star., 1951-11-08
-Four Inquiries Launched In Shooting Of Prisoners

acted in self defense. is confined
In a hospital here. Doctors said
he was suffering with shock.
Investigations were under way
by the Justice Department, the
Lake County grand jury, the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People and
by Gov. Fuller Warren's office.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
3 Men, Girl Seized
Quickly After HoIdup
OF Bank Nets S93,569
BY the Associated Press

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. ga quick
round trip ended in Milwaukee
last night for three young men
and their red-headed girl friend
l3 hours after a planned bank
holdup which netted them 500, SOS
The loot was recovered.
They exchanged banter, but
were trembling as the four ap-
Ipeared before United States Com
missioner Floyd Jenkins. He
jailed them under $4,000 bond
each on identical charges of vio-
lating the Federal Bank Robbery
Act.
Jenkins set next Wednesday as
larraignment date for James JOS
Ieph Leather. 36. Chicago; Harold
Dennis Hall, 10. who gave his last
address as Los Angeles; Glenn
Dale Marco, 81, who also said he
was from Los Angeles, and Anne
Slyder, Chicago.
There was nothing like that in
their plans when the three men
stepped out of a snowstorm into
the northwestern branch of the
First Wisconsin National Bank
yesterday.
Two, armed with a rifle and
shotgun, guarded the door while
the third vaulted behing the cages
and scooped money into a pillow
case.
They were gone into the snow
storm and speeding westward. But
six blocks away they switched
cars. The value of that maneuver
was lessened by a postman who
saw them get into another sedan
The four rode the main route to
Chicago - highway IL - to the
Wisconsin Illinois border. Lake
County ml) Deputy Sheriffs
Clayton Tiffany and Thomas Gu
ker halted the car.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
BY the Associated Press

EUSTIS. Fla, Nov. 8. -Four
separate Investigations were
pointed today toward this little
mid-Florida town following the
shooting of two Negroes.
The pair had been granted a
new trial after receiving death
sentences for the rape of young
white farm wife.
Samuel Shepherd, %, was killed
and his companion, Walter Lee
Irwin, also %, was seriously
wounded Tuesday night by
Sheriff Willis B. Mccall of Lake
County.
Sheriff Mccall. who said he
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Navy Bond to PIoy

The Navy band. under the di-
rection Of 1t. Comdr. Charles
Brendler. will present a concert
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in the De-
partmental Auditorium, Twelfth
street and Constitution avenue
NV. Soloists on the program will
be Richard Balm, harmonica play
er. and Ben Mitchell Morris, tenor.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
by the Assoeicied Press

The AFL and CIO are ap
preaching a new climax in thei
stormy 15-year-old relations. will
few signs pointing to the ono,
much talked of labor unity"
Two major developments in tn,
past fortnight figure Important,
in the national labor picture. The,
are the scuttling of the Unitet
Labor Policy Committee by th'
AFL and the announcement tha
Philip Murray. ailing leader of th'
CIO, plans to retire as soon a.
a new president can be chosen.
The AFL, claiming at least
million members, is much th'
larger of the two. The youngel
CIO. carved out of the AFL il
1886, probably has no more
than half that number.
The threat of losing Mr.. Murray
as it's leader presents new anc
serious problems to the CIO about
its future.
Split CLIO Possible.
There are at least four. and
possibly more. aspirants for his
post. Most observers think it un-
likely that any of them could
hold the organization together
with the firmness of Mr.. Murray
In fact, a split could follow the
selection of any one Of them, up
setting the CLOS own unity.
When Mr.. Murray. a week ago
disclosed his intention to step
down and devote his time TO the
steelworkers. which he also heads,
the other leaders urged him to re-
main until some one could be
chosen, thinking it unlikely that
he will quit at the November con-
vention In New York City.
It also is unlikely that the two
organizations will be merged very
soon, although the AFL probably
will propose merger at its con-
vention this month. For one thing,
the AFL would be in the drivers
seat because of its size. It's lead
ers speak fondly of 1t as "The
House of Labor Also the CIO
structure is based on industry
wide unions, while the AFL is par
tial to organizing by crafts.
Many persons believe the AFL
decision to collapse the United
Labor Policy Committee. formed
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Prospects of Labor Unity Dim,
With CIO in Danger of Split

last December and welcomed them
by both sides as an Illustration of
how labor unions can cooperate,
was in reality strategem to force
the issue of merger.
George Meany, secretary treas
urer of the AFL, who offered the
resolution to abandon the COM
mittee at meeting of the 15-man
Executive council in Montreal last
month, is known to prefer organic
unity. So do the other AF'L bosses.
Lewis May Hold Key.
The kind of less formalized CO.
operation practiced in the COM
mittees was more to Mr.. Murray's
liking. Mr.. Meany'S action did not.
improve the personal relations be-
tween the CIO leaders and the
AFL chieftains, either.
So what happens to the CIO,
the great experiment of John L..
Lewis of the United Mine Work
ers. the late Sidney Hillman, Mr..
Murray and the others? Perhaps
the enigmatic Mr.. Lewis, who did
most to get the CIO started, holds
the key.
He quit the CIO presidency in
1940 and withdrew his mine union
in 1912, angry at Mr.. Murray, his
one time vice president in the
UNIV.
Today Mr.. Lewis and Mr.. Muir
ray still are foes, but they have
at least one common friend-dip-
lomatic Thomas Kennedy, now
vice president of the miners and a
former lieutenant governor oil
Pennsylvania.
If Mr.. Murray and Mr.. Lewis
patch up their differences, 1t could
lead to the return of the miners
to the CIO-fantastic as they may
seem to students of recent labor |
history. Serious-minded CIO stall
warts entertain the idea as a pos
sible way out of their dilemma.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Joins Steel Concern

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 8 up. -
John D. Paulus, account executive
with Ketchum. Inc, a Pittsburgh
public relations and advertising
firm, today was appointed public
relations director Of Jones and
Laughlin Steel Corp. He is a vet
eran of 90 years on Pittsburgh,
Washington and New York City
newspapers.
Evening star., 1951-09-30

Uso-YMCA.. 1885 G street NV, record
dance, GSO hostesses, 8 pm.
Uso-YWCA, Seventeenth and x streets
NV" penthouse, record dance, 9 pm.
Social Hour
Jewish Community Center, Sixteenth
and Q streets NV; television and games
Uso-YMcA, 1885 6 street NV. game
room opens at noon; snack supper. $3.50
pm. :.
ST. Matthews Cathedral Club, 1914 n
sightseeing and picnic groups.
Hospitality House 1852 N street NV.
open house all day.
place NV, television, record music,
am. to . pm.
uSO-YWCA. Seventeenth and X street;
INV, penthouse, 3 to IL pm, games.
USo- -YMcA fNegrol, 1915 Twelfth street
NV, lounge open noon TO 10 pm.
Sports.
USO-YMcA, 1885 G street NV, swim.
ming, 10 am. to 3 pm, 25 cents
/ Music,
Marine Band, Jefferson Memorial, s pm
Concert pm, National Gallery OIL
Art, Sixth and Constitution avenue NV
Service Band. concert, Carter Barron
Amphitheater. Rock Greek Park. s pm.
Special.
saGes % Gents 'kes Can sE 1ids Ha OF
special of1cer.
| Canal barEe trips. campfire programs.
historical tours ana nature walks. Call
RE. 1920, Branch 2557 saturday and
Sunday, Branch 3161).
Evening star., 1951-09-30
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. law. couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, t0ait three full days and
receiDe the license on the nth
| day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Edward Bennett II, rs 1908 Kearney st.
ne and Sophie Mazur, 20. $50 Mary
/ land ave. ne.
Geraldine Kent, 2i, Helm. Ala. ''
Frank Zegowitz. 81, 522 4th St ne. and
Irene Van sweringen, 81. 637 Maryland
! ave ne.
James Lee, a. a12s N st. NV, and Clara
Waters. 81, 915 27th st. NV.
Dayid Irsn! sayidgs Nae4an 81 Bronxyils n Y and
John Janezeck, 90 1921 z st, Sc. and
/ Joyce Williamson. 10, 4509 Alabama
Richard Cody. 40. 1927 NJ st, NV. and
William Anderson 35. $500 Stanton rd.
Sc, and Hattie Lowe, 35, 1924 Elvans
Francis Hankins, So, Philadelphia. Pa. and
Norma Robinson. 4S, 1914 Massachu-
Jennings Brown. ; %, s54 East Capitol st..
and Lucille Russell, 10. 1905 East Capitol
street.
Sc. and Juanita Hefiin, Is, 1904 T st.
James Newman. ~, Dayton, Ohio, and
Betsy Lamb. 10. 2s44 Connecticut ave
Robert ssesena, q; q Fort Myer, Va, and
Henry Allard, 20. Fort McNair. and Lii
Bragge, 21. S15 Maryland ave. ne
tha Brett. 3s. $40 G st. NV. n,w'' 'A0 WAR
Robert Waters. 80. Takoma Park Md,
and, Thelma Little e6, 1925 Rhode Is
land ave. ne.
Stanley Kuiakowski 20. Silver Spring. Md.
and Doris Howe, IS 641 Hamlin Sc, ne.
George Jackson, 81 36t1 Georgia ave n W
and Naomia Mulberry. 80, 1856 18th
clifford Norton, 10. Naval Receiving sta
ton, and Theresa Westrud. 20. 1S46
Henderson Brown. %, 145 You ST. NV,
and Doris DeNeal. 81, 1925 Wade rd,
Glenn Hawkins. 30. 1927 18th st. NV.
and Nancy Grimm. %. 529 Sth st. W.
coe 20 both OF Philadelphia. pa
James Darby. 80 397I Langlev ct NV.
and Mary Brennan, 33, 1901 Monroe
joseph Roddey. q. and Bessie Douglas.
William Harley jr 40 and Mary ofTutt,
81. both of Arlington, Va,
. June June Ih.r Hanson 24 Yonkers n Y.
drey Clair. 20. 1920 @ ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
Miss Bruce Awarded
Wilson Scholarship

The Wilson Teachers College
Alumni Associations annual schol-
arship has been awarded to Miss
Florence R. Bruce, graduate OF
Mckinley High School.
The presentation was made last
week by Hobart M. Corning, super
intendent of the high school. The
scholarship is awarded each year to
a freshman at Wilson Teachers
College who is interested in teach
ing as a career.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
Deaths Reported

/ (From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistic
John T Mathews, n. 3Si3 Window pl
Margaret Driscon. 20. 2oo4 Kearney ST
waiter B. Burke. es, 4sa5 Kansas ave
essI, eSTf nsDent4 saos y ,ss 8 l"G ,sts :. 7E
Nally V. Haacr 65, 7Os H..
M9nrrtS; Gitelson. 65, 1911 Webster st
Aiaude E. Hemstead 63 pl- .-svn'c. y,
Alton W. Wilson. 50, Silver Spring, Md
ellis Chapman, 53, Silver aDr
Gustavus W Evans, fl. Arlington, Va.
Charles o. Chisley. 20. 500 4th st. s.W.
John Jordan "a. $40 NJ ST. n y
LEROY Simpson SO. 636 NJ st. NV,