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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

SILVER sPRNG-If you crave a
good price for your home, call
CRAvER. GE. 1885 or GE. 1886.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE being trans
ferred by large corporation needs a
2 twin-size- bedroom house with
basement s in Falls .,S Church Hra arr area; p
ewes. FA. 276S; day time. JAMES L.
PRI1ATE PARTY " win buy direct from
owner 4 or 8 bed house with large
yard in old KenSington or nearby
area. Please state location and
price. No agents. please. Box AIS,
FROM OWNER oNLY-Two or s.
bedroom rambler with basement;
D. c. or nearby Maryland. Reply,
giving full details and price. Box
If Fi0 PROMPT Pa ATTENTION to the Sale 8
of your home. business or invest
mert property is what you desire.
sal sal o,.b r 31H1 aUMPHRIEs; 7a6 Realtor, ..
sDS H0Itn Resats since nee fsiS
1 WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for
your home. Any location, any condi-
AT%hNTToN sfGni III SVbiw VowSERss. NJ; SCI can get
you top all cash or term deal for
your home. Call MIR. WILLIAMS,
Tof of. DoGLAR SoGI. cash for your home.
white or coloTed; any section. ST.
HAVE AVE- sVfsi: sEADY BY BUYER GSSi for a-b.d-
rm; brick home. CT financed. all
DEsPERaTE NEED for s 70 s.rm.
houses. D. c. or Md; sale or rent.
Free appraisals. ,sTROUP. RA. s700.
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY (cont.

WILL PAY CASH for D. c. or nearby
Md. houses. Immediate insp. Call
Mr.. Ginnetti. RE. 1925.
ALL CASH for your home on direct
purchase: free appraisal; just call
OIL 5672 -12
GEORGETOWN-Prefer north Of o
and west of 26th; reasonable; con-
slider row brick to remodel: state
address property, price; confiden-
tial. Box 43-T. Star. Ia"
ESTATE TYPE PROPERTY WANTED
Must have l or more acres with
dwelling suitable for family of four
Must be within committing distance
of 10th and X SITS. VIII pay UP to
500, 900 for the right parcel. Call
Mr.. Dixon at JAMES L. DIXON g.
CO, ST. 700, or co. 1918 evenings
I'VE Specialize in Estate Properties. I"
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

corner lot, concrete
and brick construction; approx. 6. 900
50. #. floor space; ample parking
sisF sTGgnd ..fs SfuildipS PTisss dRSrJg JTight % for
INC. 1882 K St. NV. ST. $500;
sat and Sun, call 10. 2-5035.
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EDWARD R. BRIGGS
JA. STA. Realtor. OW. 1850
5BNER R. DUNCAN co.
Realtors and Insurers
Immediate Possession

Immediate Possession
SBedrm. rambler. with full base
ment, screened-in porch, 24xl7 liv-
Ing dining. with fireplace; table
sized kitchen with all modern equip
ment; 3 twin-SiZed bedrmS.; he
baths; full storage attic: dble. sliding
door closets. Assume S14. 500 in f.
nancing; total only S21.75O. Call
today
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BOATS
GARAGES

REAR OF 1915 EUCLID ST. NV
Garages No. and 4. $40 each. ST.
WHSTE5 2aSg syes AFAAGE' IA; Gi$oG q tn. viclnit, S
Of Florida ave. and Decatur pl. Phi.
HU. 1876. --13
633 LAMONT ST. N.W.--single metal
garage, suitable storage or parking,
$40 per mo. FEDERAL RENTAL
60. 91b New York ave. NV. SA.
DAY AND NIGHT PARKING SPACE.
Pvt. brick garage for rent, K St. nr.
Conn. ave. S25 per mo. Ma. 2l66.
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/. WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE WITH OFFICE. approx
imately 1000 So. It. total and
some yard space; D. C. area pre-
SHOP SPACE, ground floor preferred.
ing conditions. ST. 1888. Ia
SHOP SPACE, ground floor preferred
or bldg. with freight elevator; about
1000 So. IT. with loading condi-
tleonS; downtown business area. Elk.
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED

FIVE TO 80 DETACHED LOTS. D. C.
or nearby Md. or Va. Must have
utils. and set UP for immed. use.
Call MR.. emmett, RE. 1925.
so TO 15O ACRES in Prince Georges
or Montgomery Co. for construction
OF low-cost homes; must have all
utilities avail. EARL j. PRESTON,
SH 9193, SH. 1852 -l5
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S18.450
MAKE A DATE!
IDEAL HOME

Rarely will you find q home
so completely charming or with
greater overall appeal. Large
brick williamsburg Colonial in
nearly perfect setting on a
beautifully handicapped lot Of
more than " acre. Spacious
center-hall clan;. living room.
dining room, den. kitchen,
large breakfast alcove, plus
BEDROOM AND FULL BATH
on 1St floor; 2 u1aster-sized
bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor; full, bright bs ssement;
large screened living perch;
2-car garage attached by
breezeway extending over very
large and DELIGHTFULLY."- private
flagstone terrace. Truly a pic
ture place with its wide, sweep
ing lawns and beautiful shrubs,
gardens and trees. Located in
the heart of Sleepy Hollow, cne
of nearby Virginia's most de-
sirable communities of fine
homes. Priced for immediate
sale at S32,500. Ewes. call
Col. Frank Gilman, OF, S5S5.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
DI. 1411.
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4751 Lee Hwy. at Glebe. IA. 4-1s2o
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ACRES. $1,000: z
rm house. water in kit, good bank
barn and other outbldgs., all good
fences, small stream through farm;
q real buy.
ESQ acres, modern dairy farm, So
rm. for 70 cows. 225 acres pasture.
40 acres corn, 1000 bales of hay
all dairy equipment; includes oil
furnace, refgr., cooler and mixer
7-rm. modern house. bath and heat;
7-rm. tenant house. Only $40, 900
Colonial house, l u baths. plumbing
heat and kit, new; large meadows
Call Mr.. Linthicum, Poolesyille Bali
with HOWARD r. SCHAFFER.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
$1,000 DOWN

4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Brick Cape Cod in a convenient N.
Arlington location, close to schools,
shopping and bus service. 1st f1r.
kit; 2 bedrn1s. and tile bath 2
bedrms. and full bath UP. Knotty
pine rec. rm., with built-in bar in
bsmt. Outside entr. from bsmt. to
lovely rear yd. with Anchor fence.
This home is in immaculate cond.,
and should be seen without delay.
LIST time offered at the low market
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
OW. 665O Till o 5000 Wilson blvd
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HEARTS DESIRE!
This nearly new white stucco ram
bier on level, wooded lot features
lge liv rm. with dining L, lge
bedrms.. plus tiled bath, breezeway
garage with work and storage space
a builders home and shows It,
REALTY, INC.
4751 Lee Hwy. at Glebe. IA. 4-1620
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

ATTRAC. COTTAGE. South River
Park; lge. liv rm., spacious din.
rm., bedrms., electrically equip.
kit, oil heat. GE. 1921 or An-
v3sp nsp3liS 6 SOL; I;;sy,xc ,o ,-ls
River; broom cottage or apt: all
conv.; pvt. pier with rowboat; FAM
lilies only; S25. OIL. 9345. -l6
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WANTED TO LEASE
WE HAVE RESPONSIBLE CLIENTS
DESTROYS OF LEASING 5000 T0 g
10000 SO. FIT. OF WAREH0TJSE
SPACE IF YOU HAVE SUCH
SPACE THAT WILL BE AVAILABf,E +
IN NEAR FUTURE. CALL MIR.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H. st. NV. Realtors. Ma. $500.
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FARMS

WILL BUY DIRECT from owner;
Montg. Co. farm within 20 miles
D. c.; preferably 30 acres or more
sntlv with sound tsn.rs 1ain o,.. Sweilins Eoodd
suitable for beef cattle. No agents.
Box 4S-D, star.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

SEVERAL FINE LOCATIONS for duck
hunting on Kent Island. Call or
write D. M. NICHOLS g. CO.,
Realtors. IS W. Franklin ST., Baltic,
Md. LIE. $3.50.
RETIRING SoON:-2-family modern
house for sale with plenty of citrus
fruit trees. EBM, Box 663. Dayen-
port Fla. 15a
MIAMI - Business change makes
avail unusually desirable apt. hse.;
seasonal and year-around location.
20 efficiency and bedrm. units;
furn and newly conditional: has
crossed S13, $50; price. $50, 900. Will
consider WASHINGTON area property
in exchange. DRURY REALTY
CORP. MI 1000. --12
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BUILDERS

BUILDERS
Arlington subdivision Of 10 lots for
only $4,000. Water costs and
engineering for sewer and streets
RsHTT4, R1as1HSTsfa yH s.sSSE. Price OXFORD
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REAR OF 1s H ST. NV,
2nd commercial. 20x40. suitable Tor
repair shop; $75 mo. csll r. A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtors. ma. 60Z0.
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FARMS tcont.)

FARM WANTED by private indiyid-
ual on Old Barnaby rd. sc. or
Vicinity; must be reasonable. Box
900 ACRES, cattle farm. with or with
out stock; owner retiring; easy
terms; ter 15 miles from Rockville, Md.
NTEAaiRBSY| MD, 90 MIN. D. c.E15o.
acre farm, 10-rm. house. "a baths.
h.-w. heat, new barn with running
water. outbldgs., completely fenced
pasture pastures .,sdt1,.,f and fields ,Ysar,aroHnd
moor o HGENc9S. sS VsfiOnsI; ST. si14. "ooH 0i2
WANTED 20 to 100 acres, improved
or unimproVed, under S25, 600.
Prince Georges COUNTY. FIR. 5s94.
SMALL TOBACCO FARM. so acres
tili;able, ish-class cigarette tobacco
tobacco barns. set small outbldgs.
IL mi. n. Of Patuxent River Naval
Base. Bus service. Priced for quick
s%S cash h,,% sale, oWZNGRR, 81: 1888; IA
businesses. Mailed FREE. STROUT
Washington. ST. 1884.
ESTATE, at Kempton
in Fred'k Co.. little under 200 acres
with 8 or 8 bldgs.. all in top condi-
ton; barn. will handle 100 head of
cattle; on hard surfaced road, handy
to town and markets; any $50. 600
buyer can .prof1tably. take. the time
to inspect this. e. X. Ruble, Pooles-
vile 2184. with RIPLEY g. ROMER.
Realtors.
AM OFFERING this 72-acre fern.
6-rm. house with running water;
shadv lawn and shrubbery. Lge.
barn for cows and / barn for horses.
Lot OF other bldgs. Hunting, on .
E9ads re- son west OF Chaampiily Ia nj on new ~
bluegrass. .25 miles to D. c. This
Is one OF the best looking farms in
this section. Priced S22,50O for
quick sale. Can sell on reas. terms
Reason. for selling, have bought
larger farm. For insp.. call Herndon
370-J-2. II no answer, S4-W-4. Or
stop at the Office at Champilly B G.
BENTON, Broker, -12
I66-ACRE FARM and 8 bus'ness lots,
mr.. Winchester. Va. 2 lots mr.. school
at Arcola. Va; cheap. GIL. 5949.
ANPEo Gil mn. ~
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PROPERTY WANTED

WANT SMALL STORE or space suit.
able display and sale Xmas cards,
stationery; monthly basis oier; ap-
prox. four months. Box ct. star.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S3 900 cash
Real Estate Service Inc.
I 1Oo lee hwy. On Glepe. OW. "
A BUGS EAR
SUPERB RAMBLER

California style brick rambler only
lge. liv. rm. with fireplace. dinette,
de luxe GE kit. with disposal and
auto. dishwasher. Conv. yet secluded
location that cannot be duplicated
S15,950.
REALTY, INC.
47b1 Lee Hwy. at Glebe. JA. 4-1620.
Ia
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$1,000 CASH

det. In Jefferson Manor and Se IN
dandy condition; Full bsmt. and
Cecil B. Lupton, Realtor
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DESK SPACE

TELEPHONE sECRETARIAL SERV-
ICE. Heart of business section.
$3.50 month. ME. 0045. Desk
avallnbles
ARLINGTON
Dssk na ISSc o% .pt TGod SsatioR F fssy ssSa park
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16
Air Force Has ALerted
800 ROTC Youths
continued irsp nrst cage,

In its action today the Air Force
simultaneously activated % air
bases across the country to train
air national guardsmen already
summoned
The Air Force said the air bas-
es, including International Airport
at Philadelphia, will be activated
temporarily within the next few
weeks to permit the guard units to
continue training at home stations
Until other bases are available. All
of the bases now are being used by
civilian craft which will continue
to use them.
The Air Force has called UP %
flight groups and 19 non flying
units from the Air National Guard.
They have been using the bases
activated today for part time train
ing.
The Navy revealed today it has
temporarily suspended recruiting
of the enlisted members of its or
ganized reserve in order to take an
up to date count of the number now
on the books.
A spokesman said today the sus-
pension applies only to members of
organized units who would receive
pay for taking part in weekly drills
and exercises. The Navy is con-
tinuing to enroll reservists in non
drill pay status.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16
Covered Dish Supper

The March meeting of the Pres
byterian WOmen's Association will
be an unDlanned covered dish SUP
per at 6:3O, Tuesday, the goth, fol-
lowed by reports from groups and
election of officers.
At o'clock in the Sanctuary.
there will be devotional program
in charge of Mrs. Elizabeth Rem
nett after which a movie entitled
"CaThOy At The Hitching POST
will be shown. This denicts mis-
sionary work in the South West.
Mrs. RarwOOd TamisOn. choir
man Of the fellowship spnnpr, ho-
ing sponsored bv group 2 for the
women of tho entire association.
r"Tinds everyone to hiring her own
dishes and silvnr Tho committee
iG furnishing rolls mttpr. coffee,
""d dod'"rt AS the manu &c nm
MANNED bring whatever food you
want to.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16
Cancer Now No. 2
Killer OF Riddles
By Associated Press

Cancer is the second ranking
cause Of death among children
next to accidents.
This startling index OF change in
child disease was made public last
Friday in a Duke University report.
The disease that killed children
most often fifty years ago are gone,
and an entirely new medical out
look faces the child specialists, the
pediatricians.
The chance is described in a pa
per on the pediatric shift, by Dr..
Wilbert c. Davidson, dean of the
Duke University School of Medi-
cine. and Mildred NJ. Sherwood,
;t. N.
Congenital syphilis is becoming
rare. tuberculosis, reckets, diph-
iberia, pellagro, pneumonia, and
meningitis are in the vanishing pro-
.cessiOn.
This shift, the report says, is
about to empty largely the chill
dren's beds in hospitals. Heart
disease, rheumatic fever, and some
other diseases will still hospitalize
children. But more and more will
be treated either in doctors offices,
or as hospital Outpatients at one
tenth the cost of disqualification.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16
DeLGLUGFe Park Use liz
Bomb Crisis Studied
CONTINUED from nrst paae1

"The tellers windows could serve
as registration desks where the
eXacuees would fill out forms pro-
vided by the Registration Service
of our organization and at the same
time be assigned to temporary quar-
ters either at the park or in other
areas at the discretion of the chief
of the shelter division.
1T is felt that the bunk houses
are strategically located through
out the park and in sufficient num-
bers to be satisfactorily utilized as
first aid stations. This, with the ex-
listing hospital facilities and ambu-
lance service, would be adequate to
take care of the emergency medical
care which is normally expected
wherever a number of people are
gathered together.
Water Supply Adequate
"The water supply furnished by
the Artesian Water Company of
Newport with a tie-in to the p. r.
r. line running from the pumping
station at Smalley's Dam is con-
sidered adequate to satify the needs
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16
Braunstein's To
Open Dover Store
tcontlnued from first pasel

ing the alterations.
Mr. Braunstein has announced
that the new Dover Store will in
clude all the departments now op-
Grating in the Wilmington store.
The BraUnstein store policy O. f
guaranteeing complete customer
satisfaction win also prevail in
Dover
In commenting on the opening
OF the Dover store Mr.. Braunstein
said: I'VE are delighted to have
found such an excellent site for
our new store and are most appre-
ciatiVe Of the cordial response from
the residents of Dover to the an
nOuncement Of our plans. We are
opening this new store for the con-
Ventence and better service Of our
friends and customers in Dover
and throughout the Delmarva PEN
insuia. The members of our store
staff will reside in the Dover area.
Braunstein's counts it a privilege
to join the Dover community"
Braunstein's, Inc, was founded
by the late Harry Braunstein in
1916. The growth and progress of
the store have kept pace with the
development of the Delaware com
munity and at no time has any out
side interest influenced the polio
les Of Braunstein's.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16
Wilmington Gets
VIEW Convention
CONTINUED from hrst page)

Frank Hilton of Wyomissing. Pa.
senior vice cOmmander-in-chief
will speak at the parley. He is ex-
pected to be elected commander-in-
chief Of the organization, to sue
eeed Charles G. Rails, recent visit
or to- Delaware, at the fifty-second
national convention in New York
City the week OF August 26.
Il hope we will have a record at
tendance at the encampment," +"
Commander Babiarz said.
cit has been a number of years
since Wilmington has been host to
one of our encampments. We ex-
pect to have special events of in
terest to members, and friends of
the WV"
The encampment committee and
other committees will be appoint
ed soon by Mr.. Babiarz. IF our
membership trend continues, we
should have a record representa-
tiOn," he said. "Percentage-wise we
stand sixth in the nation for 1851
paid-up membership.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16
Delaware Aviation Club
Holds Meeting

Monday evening a dinner meeting
was held at the Boulevard Restaur-
ant on, Rehoboth Highway, Milford,
by the Kent Chapter of the Della
ware Aviation Club.
This progressive pilots organi-
zation, whose objective is to help
promote aviation i'm our State, usu-
ally holds its meetings in the Do
yer area, but due to increased
membership south of Dover, the
meeting was held here this month,
President of the Club is Lee Rem
ley of Dover.
Plans were discussed for an air
''romp' and for forthcoming break
fast flights. This being a social
meeting, wives of members were
present. The next meeting is tenta-
lively scheduled to be held in the
Harrington area.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16
Frear Calls For Third
U. S. Judge In State

Senator ]. Allen Frear, Jr. Cd
Dell last Friday called for crea-
tiOn OF a third federal judgeship
for the state of Delaware.
Senator Frear made public let
ter he has sent Senator Pat Nc
Carran (D-Nev), chairman of the
Senate judiciary committee, in re-
spOnse to a letter McCarran had
written him asking for Frear's
views on the pending judiciary ON
nibus bill which will create addi-
tiOnal judgeships in a number of
federal districts.
Frear told >MeCarran that he ,ap-
proves of the bill, but called atten-
ton to the proposal he made in
1949 that the federal court for the
District of Delaware be enlarged
by appointment of an additional
Judge. He termed the need even
greater now than it was then.
The Delaware senator said that
the federal court in Delaware is
subject to an increasing load of
cases since Delaware is an import
ant location for corporations and
industry.
A single case that involving anti
trust action against the E. /. du-
POnt de NemOurs and Company Inc
may require many months of the
courts time to hear, he said.
Frear added that Justice delay
ed is justice denied" and suggested
that the expense of an additional
judge is justified to keep the docket
up to date so that citizens may.
have a timely hearing on cases
they carry stO federal court.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16
Revival Meetings
At Harrington

Revival meetings are now in pro-
gress at Pilgrim Holiness Church,
Harrington, with Rev. A. L. Van
derberg, Of AshbOrO, N. c., evan
gelist, and Rev. and Mrs. Brechei-
sen, of Binghamton. N. Y, singers
and musicians. Don't miss this OPP
pOrtunity of hearing these great
workers H. G. Baker, pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16

FRESHLY KLLE0-NoNe PRICED HIGHER
Fryers s&. s:&s.s A1c
suPER-RreHT soNELEss cRoes.cu7-None Priced Higher
Beef Roast 07e
sUPER.RleHT
FRESHLY GROUND BEEF rs 6se
sUPER-RIGHT
SHORT RIBS Of BEEF H. 55e
8oNELEss SHOULDER
VEAL ROAST II, Rer
SUPER-RIGHT cENTER-cUT
PORK CHOPS Ib Tse
SKNLESS FRANKS lib. pkg sec
FRESH SAUSAGE MEAT lib. pkg sic
ALLGooD
SLICED BACON lib oko soc
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16
AAPss PRICE POLICY

=
storewide low prices onhundreds Of items every
day instead Of just few sone.daye or
weekend specials.
All advertised prices (including those Of items
not subject 10 price ceilings) are guaranteed for
one week, even though market prices 30 up.
ne believe tiis policy helps or customers sa0s
more money.
With The correct price marked on every item,
plus an ilemized cash register slip you know
what YOU save at Asp.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16

of the number of persons who
would be temporarily cared for, and
for fire-fighting purposes. In addi-
ton to these sources of water for
fighting fires, it was pointed out
that one of your fire engines could
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16

to be housed in that area.
Sanitary facilities and kitchens
are considered to be suficient to
take care of this temporary situa-
tion.
"This is only a rough estimate
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16

pump water from the nearby creek
if the need arose. The availability
Of this type of fire-fighting equip
ment in addition to the large num-
Der of hand-pump type extinguish-
ers insures the safety of the people
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16

All prices shown here (ncudng those of not subject 70
price ceings guaranteed Thursday March 18th through
Wednesday, March 2lst.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16

TgO small mammals, TIE water
and long-tailed shrew, never pre-
viously found south of West Vir-
ginia, have been discovered in
Great Smoky Mountains National
park, Tennessee.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16

Of the situation, and it is Mr..
Halls intention to organize inn
mediately an advisory cornell to
make a more thorough investigation
and to set up a definite pan for
Delaware Park
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16

Alaska produced gold valued at
$685., ,457,547 between 1880 and 1919.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
Sfardom Beckoned Best
Chazanim to Opera. But
Holidays Bring Them Home
Can American Jewish Press Featurel

Can American Jewish Press FeatWe)
sentimental High Holy Day journey will be made this
the by woramous
whose voices will be lifted familiar haunting
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

music and the men who chanted
it throughout American Jewish
history has been the European
centers Of Jewish life. The pros
pective chazen received his train
ing from a practicing one, and
from this tutoring system came
virtually all cantors in American
synagogues today.
When Hitler destroyed the
great European Jewish centers, he
also wiped out all the sources of
cantors and liturgy. As in other
matters, American Jewish religi-
Gus leaders had to look to the
resources of American Judaism.
Several years ago, an attempt
was made to bring all the Jewish
seminaries together to create one
school of sacred music for all
branches of American Judaism
but the effort failed.
However, the Hebrew Union
College, a leading Reform semi
nary, decided to go ahead and
established the Hebrew Union
School of Sacred Music in New
York, the only school for cantors
in the world. The first class was
graduated last June.
So, if a Jewish youth with a
promising voice and a desire to
use it in sacred m ic comes
along, he can either seek out an
established cantor and study with
him, or try the HUG school.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

traditional Jewish liturgy.
Such headliners as Richard
Tucker, Robert Merrill, Igor
CORN and Jan Peerce will return
to the role of cantor in which
their singing careers began.
Though they have achieved star
dom in the wider world, they
have not forgotten the synagogue
and return at least once a year to
the bimah.
The source for both synagogue
Kodiak mirror., 1951-12-15
UNITED STATES


 Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management
 Land Office
 Anchorage, Alaska.
 September IA, 1851. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that Alaska Packers Association, has made application for a soldiers additional homestead. Anchorage Serial 014293, for a tract of land under sections 23O6-2307, embraced in Plat of U. s. Survey No. 2957, situate at Alaska Packers Association Diamond MN" Cannery. south bank of Naknek River, adjacent to U. s. Amended Survey No. 69, containing 16.O64 acres, latitude 58o 42' 55" N. longitude 1860 59' 42' w. at corner No. 1, and it is now ill the files of the Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claim ing adversely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the local land office, Anchorage, within the period of publica- tion or thirty days thereafter. or they will be barred by the provisions of the statues.
 George A. Lingo, Manager. Date First Publication 10-20-51 Date Last Publication 12-15-51
Kodiak mirror., 1951-12-15
NOTICE

Kodiak Chapter No. 13 will hold an open installation of the 1852 officers December 18th at 8 pm at the Fort Greedy Service Club over the old PIX. All Eastern Stars, Masons, and their friends are cordially invited to attend.