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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA--Looking for, a good buy
brick bungalow with expansible attic
situated on corner lot within walk,
Ing distance Of school and, priced
at S15.950 for immediate sale, Bill
LINGSLEY & KORzENDORFER. OR
1926 till pm. -21
BETHEsDA.-Last three Of 20 large
5aam, S5sa sVo sntbs ,toaEs Thse .9e
ample closets. fine Kitchens. Two
with Easements. Drive out Wis
consin ave. to Bellevue dr., three
quarter mile beyond Naval Medical
Center dhS Once on phon. premises. oT oPsa
days. All brokers protected. Prices
S27 900 to S2S.500 There are also
few Of these fine homes for rent
at S225 per month unfurnished.
Property backs up on Rock Creek
This modern detached brick home
maids rm. with bath. gear attached
neighborhood, Has den and powder
BLLSdsE1 Fm GR Isl 4 sn0Ke KoR2EsDoRPER z sPS5 ffs
OR. 1925 till 9 pm. 81
NUN ucuI lull boLHt..
tiled bath. full din. rm.: excellent
location. Low cash will handle.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY INC, Rock
vile 4315; ewes. Mr.. Bridges. Rock
RoCKVILLE-New s-bedrm.. brick
iaG6s sis,756. SAMUEL sHgEii Z. El BoGLEY 1Sc., Nc
Rockville 4315; ewes, Mr.. Bridges.
Rockville 2039. -21
HILLS-S4, 900 cash will
buy this detached brick home with
3 bedrooms and bath up; 20-ft. liv-
ing room. dinins room. kitchen
gas heat See this home TO-DAY while
still available. BILLINGSLEY y
KORZENDORFER. OR. 1895 till
SILVER sPRING-e-yr.-old, all brk.,
full-bsmt.. 2-bedrm Colonial; ST 5. 900
net Box 130-D. Star. -26
SOMERSET-This ideal home. built
for comfortable living as well as
entertaining. is situated on . beau-
tifully handicapped corner lot In the
heart Of an exclusive section. Along
with its wonderful features, too
numerous to enumerate. is a mag
nificent liv. rm. with firepl., din.
rm.. modern kit. with breakfast
nook: 4 bedrms.. 2 baths on End a.,
as well as powder rm. on 1st A.;
maids room and bath in bsmt:; 2,car
rm. pnitl in attic BIIILINosIEY LIN 4 KoR-
ZENnORFER OR 232R till nm
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SILVER SPRING BARGAIN

SILVER SPRING BARGAIN
1924 CAROLINE AVE.
ARMY TRANSFERRING OWNER,
must sell this choice. all-brick
bungalow featuring 2 double bed
rooms. separate living room and
dining room. kitchen; gas hot-water
heat modern bath; lovely lot. close
to transportation. Call Mr.. Maury,
TU 1926.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO
Realtor. 1224-14th st. NV DI 3346.
VACANT 4-bedroom brick with 2Ka
baths, recr rm.. gas NV: heat,
subject to regulation x.
HOME REALTY CO.. REALTORS
RE. 1887 {eves), ia. 4-0574.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-NE.

FoUR-BEDRoOM BRICK. near Lin
coin Park; excel. neighborhood; cen
ter entrance, liv. rm.. fireplace. din
rm.. kit. = 30-ft.. screened porches,
"a baths, inclosed yard. garage. fln-
ished basement, hot-water heat;
house in perfect condition. BY
OWNER No agents Shown by
a anr,ninf mani AT 5000 -01
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COTORED-VACANT

18th AND PARK RID. NV. $4,000
bath; 3-story brick; front entrance
to bSmt; h.-wh., coal; ideal for
home plus income. Priced to sell
this week. Call till 8 pm. weekdays.
Sunday, IL to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV. D1. 1855
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COInREn

lust of upper 18th st.. this immacu-
late home is reasonably priced.
Liv. rm. with flrepl.. din. rm.,
very modern kitchen with break
fast space; 3 nice bedrms.. inclosed
sleeping porch and bath; built-in
garage; gas INV. heat; conv. to
transp., schools, shopping. Shown by
appointment.
Brennan g. Porter Realty
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BEDROOMS: 3 FULL BATHS

BEDROOMS, 3 FULL BATHS
AND 2 HALF BATHS
attractive. comfortable,
conv. loc.; lge. corner lot; picture
windows; firepls. In iv. ,rm., den,
maids rm. and bath; gear gar;
avail. Jan. 2nd. on lease, l to 3
yr. Inspect by appt; 1929 N. Ivan
hoe ST; Arl. CH. 1011; $500 per
mo. Brokers welcome. -23
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silver SPRING RAMRLER :

SILVER SPRING RAMBLER - All
brick, twin sized bedrms., full
bsmt.. custom finished throughout;
Sl5 $50. Ju. $4,000; ewes, RA.
m BEAUTIFUL BRoOKDALE. 47oe
Harrison St; ideal for small family.
1st H., liv. rm., din. rm., kit. den;
End A.: bedrms., master bedrm.
will take twin beds. bath; bsmt
with lavatory; attached garage;
slate roof; copper plumbing; alum.
storm windows; beautiful shrubbery
and terraced rear garden that is
ideal for summer entertaining.
Substantial cash required. 70 in
spect by appt. call OWNER. WI.
1905 for information. -21
YOU ARE A HANDY MAN. We have a
house; 4 bedrms, din. rm.. liv. rm.;
INV h.: almost one acre Of ground
near Rockville; priced right. Only
$1,000 down. Call cox g. CO.. Mr.
Martin. 81. 0776; ewes. JU. 5-5402
81 900 DoWN-Attractive. newly dec
grated bungalow; full bsmt.; level
lot; near school and shopping. A. J..
I KEsSINGER ssh II i a 4 c., sH; 454a. -23
bedrm. home, call me. have some
hne ones within ali price ranges.
Terms, cash or trade. Mr.. Bryer,
SH. 82a2, MODERN REALTY CO.,
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COTORED-$395 DOWN

CONVENIENT NV. LOCATION
semidet. brick home:
8 huge rms. bath. equip. kit, oil
heat; excel. cond.; immed. possess
sion Priced low with monthly pay
ments like rent To inspect call It'll
8 pm. ME-. 6577.l -21
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
A small down payment, balance on
easy terms. Spacious well-built g.
rm. home. Big kit. mod. bath, de-
location. Many additional quality
features. Inspect and discover a
wonderful buy.
It's our business to help you buy or
sell at fair price.
-, TOWN & SUBURBAN
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
New 3-bedrm. rambler, red brick, with
completion at 1904 Camalier DIR. To
inspect, turn right on Western ave.
at Chevy Chase Circle and then left
to Cummings lane. You can move
in Jan. l. S20.500.
YELLOTT & co.
Realtors, 1924 Eye st. NV, MA, O4s4
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COLORED-1st COMMERCIAL
10th and Benning rd. n.e.-Row
brick; 9 rms. 2 incl. heated porches;
bsmt. with front entrance; oil
heat Good for any type Of business
or home. ST, 1920.
BEATRICE REED-MI. 1924.
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COLORED.

COLORED.
Pay as low as $3.50 down
and $45 mo. and you
will own your home or
apt. Some vacant.
100 BLOCK Sth ST. NV. 3 rms.
bath, gas and cleo. h.-w.h.; $3.50
1900 BLOCK 1st ST. NV. $595
1900 BLOCK MoNTELLo AVE. NE.
S5s5 DOWN. 8 rms, bath, gas.
N. fH.AMHpsHH1RE AVE AND ST.
NV. S595 DOWN. Corner brick, 6
1900 BLOCK WILLARD ST. NV.
$3.50 DOWNS rms. bath. gas. cleo,
loo BLOCK C ST. NE $3.50 DOWN.
4 rms, bath. gas, elec. APT.
800 BLOCK 2nd ST. Sc. $3.50.
DOWN. 3 rms, bath. gas. elec.
APT
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial switch
board, utilities, three elevators, car
peted corridors, delivery service, two
large parking areas; storage space
on each floor; roof garden. Resident
manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED tcont. ]

ASBESTOS SHINGLE, two bedrms
and den, full bsmt., storm windows
oil h.-w.h.; garage, fenced yard: IL
min. to Pentagon; $125. HOLLEY.
THOMPSON REALTY. KE. 3-5554
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MOVE IN BY XMAS
RTTNGATOW-VACANT

S16. 500; brick; 2 rms, 2 baths, full
bsmt.. oil h.-wh. In excel. cond.;
includes lge. lot; det. gar, electric
Kitchen. lge. front porch. Low down
payment. Owner must sell immedi-
ately. We consider this the best buy
OF 1851. Don't wait, call to see, to
s pm. MA. 5000.
rYIYA AKnYYnTE0
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Use diced cooked Sweetbreads
sometimes in a spaghetti dish
Just mix the sweetbreads with
sauteed mushrooms and add to
the spaghetti and tomato sauce,
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OUTCAST OF DESTINY
PAUL EVAN LEHMAN

BUS Of his'n. DANCED near cut him
in two. AT that we'd have been
all right If we'd taken the specie
box and beat It. but Shotgun fig
gered we might collect . little
extry from the passengers. He
had 'em lined up and was goin'
ihrough Segn wheH they hit us.
at was a posse sollowin' the
stage. A bend IN the trail hid them
from Us and Shotgun forgot to
send somebody back to watch.
They hif US s,1ddeniike and start
ed pnrnpin' lead before We could
reach the HOSES. Kaintuck got il
through tsle head right of. and
Shotgun and Gleason while we
was runnin'. Gleason was drilled
through the hip and Shotgun got
it in the arm"
Jack asked in his toneless voice.
Get the speciez"
"Ail we got was out Of there.
It's a wonder more Of Us wasn't
killed"
CHOTGUN'S riders went out TO
- get something to eat and Brent
walked over to where Judy and
Lii were sitting. He had seen Biff
glance in their direction several
times and guessed he was waiting
until Judy was alone before join
ing her. BY beating him TO it
Brent hoped to save her annoy
ance.
Judy gave him smile and said.
Sit down. Tex. And you don't
even have to buy me a drink If
you don't want to-"
But do want TO. provided its
something miider than whiskey.ns
Sizes on tea diet" said Lii,
but I'm still soakins up whiskey.
You can buy me one il you feel
like it."
He signaled the bartender and
sat down. Judy said. Lu looks
as though she isn't very happy
about your sitting here. Tex. She's
taken a dislike to me and some
times think it's because of what
you did for me the other night
/ hope I haven't" She broke of.
Come betwee US? You
haven't. ! hardly know her. She's
probably sore because you have
something she hasn't You're fresh
and unspoiled and a lot prettier
than she is or ever viii be-"
Judy's eyes shone and she put
a hand impulsively over his.
Honest, Tex, do you think so?"
He looked into her warm brown
eyes. 81 told you once and I'll tell
you again: I think you're the
sweetest kid God ever put on
earth"
Their glances held and lii eyed
them shrewdly, her gaze going
from Tex TO Judy and then back
again. She said abruptly. 1T
you're in love with her. Tex. why
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OPIUM FOR
MEDICINAL
PURPOSES"

SINGAPORE-f4sl--A Chinese
seaUaan Nhe.s islSlSted she. bad leg
tropssie aEssis Trad rs ssgry a
pound ofSsiasTs opium tied fhund
his knee Was sseiftaneetf TO -Four
months u ,lail on smuggling
charge. II
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Chapter 10

Chapter 10
LIE WAS silent until the barten-
der had fetched their drinks,
then ne said IN an GutbuTst OF
franknesS, Know what ] Think
think Jack plans the Jobs for
all three gangs
what makes Won think that?"
Well. they never conflict and
each outfit sticks to one branch of
the business. X looks 10 me as
though one man is managing the
whole show and Jacks the aata-
raj choice.
Bright boy! Keep On guessing
II il amoses you. Or gre you try
ing to pump f7e7" Her voice had
hardened slightly. He had gone
as far as he dared.
He said. Pump your My gosh.
70. Just idle curiosity, | reckon.
Well, heres luck" They drank
and he got up and moved away.
Uncle Jim Ferguson had re-
turned from his gold Buying trip
and was al the bar. They had q
drink and Brent reported on
Judy. telling OF the fight with
Chotgun. Ferguson said, Cnth-
E@Ti's 8 bad man 10 tangle with
Tex. ! don't care for him myself
blt / manage TO get along with
him. I'm certainly obliged to YOU
for taking care OF Judy. but watch
cat fer Shotgun"
Biff Williams came into the sa-
loon. and a few minutes later Jack
entered. He went TO his accus-
toned place at the end of the bar
and presently Brent stralled over
10 Join him.
They were talking casually
when hoofbeats sounded outside
and q moment later the swinging
doors parted to admit three men.
Brent recognized them as mem
bers of Sh1agnn's highway gang.
They walked stiffiy as though
weary from hard riding and their
faces were pinched and grim.
They went 10 the bar and ordered
drinks.
A hush fell over the Palace:
something had gone wrong and
every person there sensed it. Jack
walked along the bar, his agate
eyes on them. He said. Drinks on
the house. boys. Looks like you
ran into trouble"
One of them said, 'I,ll say we
ran into troublei Kaintuck got
killed and Shotgun and Gleason
are bein' patched up by the
medico."
They drank and Jack said,
Have another and tell us about
IT,"
"Ain't much to tell. We stopped
the stage where we was supposed
to. The guard grabbed up his
rife and Shotgun let him have
both barrels from that blunder-
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"SQUATTER"

RANGOON--f4'l-~A 'squattCl
at the home Of Burmese presi-
dent Sac Ehwe Thaike recently
was elected by strategy and at
no small risk to the evictors.
He" was a deadly kraft whose
bite is known to Kill within a
few minutes. The snake estab-
lished claims to territory be-
meath the golden throne of Thi-
baw, last Of the Burmese kings,
now set up in the main hall OF
the presidents house.
A local newspaper reporting
the incident said the snake was
well behaved except that il
used 10 scare away with a loud
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Double Feature

LAcHuTE. Que,-tPl-A Hol-
stein COW on nearby farm was
found in the pasture with new
born calf.
The cow disappeared again
that night and was found again
next morning, with second calf
at her side.
All three are doing well.
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don't you marry her and get her
out OF this joint?
With q conscious effort. Brent
regained control of his emotions
In lovei Not IN ten million years.
There was no room in his heart
for love until he had squared the
debt he owed his father and Cole.
He dlsengaged his hand and his
face hardened. You're loco. lii
! can't afford TO fall in love. I'm
an outlaw: can't dodge handouts
and rolling pins al the same time
But I do think that Judy ought
to get out OF Destiny
Where would / go2" asked
Judy quietly. II have no home,
no friends out here. and none back
East that I'd want 10 90 to-
You could 90 to some town
where you could find decent
work"
He felt Judy's intent gaze on
him and refused 10 meet ii. AT
last she said, No. I'll stay here,
One just can't run from Des-
tiny"
A heavy hand fell on Brent's
shoulder and Biff Williams gruff
voice said. You've been here
long enough. Tex: give somebody
else q chance The hand was like
an iron clamp and Brent was
helpless while he remained seated.
He Grawied. You may be right.
Biff. Excuse me. Judy The hand
was removed and he got up. He
turned to face Biff and said. And
again you may be wrong. don't
like big. heavy hands on my
shoulders"
''You don't. huh2 Well then I'll
put that hand somewhere else
They were standing less than
two feet apart and Biff's move
ment was lightning fast. His fist
came up in a powerful uppercut
aimed at the point Of Brent's chin
and all the power OF his heavy
frame was behind the blow.
Brent. knowing that something
ike this must come, ierked his
head aside and Biffss knuckles
raked across his cheek with such
force that he went staggering
sideways: but even as he moved
he sunk short left TO the pit of
Biff's stomach and heard the gasp
of agony that was forced from the
mans lips.
Brent caught his balance with
his weight on his right foot, thrust
towards Williams and hit him on
the jaw with a powerful right.
Williams stumbled and fell over
the next table; its legs gave under
his weight and he went down on
top of it. Brent's gun whipped out
and covered him even as he
grabbed for his own Colt. Brent
drawled. Il reckon you'd better
not try it."
Ito be continuedl
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Sprinkle potato soup with
finely-cut parsley just before
serving for color appeal.
and menacing hiss" anyone APP
preaching the throne.
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Women Scorned
Turns On Bookie

NEW YORk-s4A Bronx
housewife gave the police an as
sis; in their drive against gambl-
ers BY having an alleged book
maker arrested.
Her complaint was that he
failed to pay off after she had
parlayed 500 into sl,s85 betting
on horse races.
The woman. a mother Of two
children. told the court she bet
an average of $40 q day on the
races without drawing on her
bank account or her husband 5
SIS weekly pay.
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Sharp Ears Catch
Crook

VANCOUVER = up : A 49,
year-old who underestimate a
blind mans ability to remember
voices was sentenced to three
months for false pretenses here.
The accused was arrested
when a blind cigar store propri-
etor recognized his voice as that
of the same man who once had
tried TO pass a bin as $50.
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Burmese Reds
Ask Donations"

RANGOON- tPl-The Burma
Communist party has ordered
hinterland farmers TO donate" 5
per cent Of their earnings tow
ards an aircraft fund" the par-
~ IS raising, according To q re-
port from Menywa, Chindwin
river town so miles west Of Man
dalay The report sand the Conn
munists have also threatened
villagers with severe reprisals'
II they aid loyalist troops
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Innocent Abroad

COBALT, Ont---tRMrs. Ge-
offrey Ashe, coming. from Eng
land, sent her Siarnese cat on
ahead.
The cat had to go 10 Amos fol
customs inspection, and when i
was delivered TO Mrs. Ashe a
Rouyn. il was accompanied by
batch of purebred Siamese kit
tens.
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HISTORIC RELIC

WINNIPEG tP The con-
gregation of the Russian Ortho-
dox Holy Trinity Church here
held q special service of venera-
ton for one of the oldest icons
in the world. a painting of the
Virgin Mary which is believed
to have been done by the Apes
tie. ST. Luke.
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Use le4tC ser cooked en- ken Il
: cream seuee hri shts1.ed u th
bits of red and green pepper.
Serve IN toasted bread shells.
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German Red Draft

BONN. Germany--lH')~-- West
German socialists CLAIM that ge-
neral militay service win be in
troduced in the Soviet Zone of
Germany soon.
A review Of East German re-
aFmament published By the
headquarters Of the Socialist
Party here. says the Volkspoli
rel, & military cadre Of approx
lmately $4,000 officers and men.
is ready 10 handle a flood Of re-
cruits.
Paper work for the large call
up haS already been done, the
review states. under the pretext
of collecting workers for rani-
um mines Mass medical exarnl-
natJons were given 20 determine
fitness for underground work
This information, the review
Sbys, ran noW be used as u1e
basis for the future draft
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Next time you make soft ehoc-
olate drop cookies add cup Of
seedless raisins to the batter.
Small fry love these.
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Honest Treasurer
Receives Reward

GILBERT PLAINS, Manitoba
--iPl-Treasurer Lloyd Maeklin
of ST Paul's United Church has
long watched the church ac-
counts.
On leaving to make his home
in Winnipeg. he was given a
purse by the congregation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-31

For family s0ppeF treat rob-
ogt baking powder biscuit dough
about quarter lncia thick, cut
biscuits ont with j hlu inch bis
cut cutter Bake. split and but
ter and then sandwich griiled
thin hamburger patties between
She halves. Serve with sweet
pickle RELISH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-06
Deaths Reported

(By the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics. }
Rosa Rothrocks a; Win,ston-salem. N. C
John Clifford, 81. 635 T st. NV.
veronica ay Williams. infant. Rosslyn. Va.
William Chase. 81 Riverdale, Md
1 ia sent7 So 24 20, Huidekoper pl NV.
Glenn Pigg, 73. i419 Decatur ri. NV.
William Never. 65. Rochester. N. Y.
Charley Cox. SO. Soldiers Home.
Harry GSfman. 81, 542l 18th st. NV
Mabel Ames, 80. 1922 Canal I'd. NV.
Mabel Citing, 80; a29 Potomac ave. sc.
Lloyd Olson. So. SO goth St. NV
Robert Hail. 80. 329 Rhode Island ave.
ne.
Agnes Smith. 90, Alexandria, Va.
S Geneva I Rsynolds. q, Arlington: Va
James Washington. 10. 40 Lee st. ne.
CIeye Williams, "a. 1917 Harvard st. NV.
Jessie Ross, AZ. 1913 26th st. NV
Thomas MeRae. %. 1928 18th st. NV.
Ronald Marshall. infant, 1866 1st st. Sc.
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Births Reported

(By the d. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Andrew and Ruth Clay
Morris and Bernice Crabbe.
Robert and Queen Holmes.
Elroy and Irene johnson.
Eaate ana bernice Roger;
Otis and Louise Mills.
Charles and Dorothy Mooney.
Maceo and Margaret Newell.
Forrest and Juliann Perkins.
Roscoe and zadie Ridley.
Frank and Doris Shaw.
Francis and orlean stinnette.
Calvin and Lydia Swanson
George and Josephine Travis.
Aire and Edith Baliark'
E Essonara ana Arieathes Berton.
Alfred and Frances Brisbon.
Edward and Bernice Burr.
James and Dorothy Chandler.
vascomb and Barbara Cox.
Russell and Lorraine Duperon
Theodore and Cora Foster.
Joseph and. Hattie Hawkins.
aeIbsn AND and s ssSish H1 HabeSt
Kenneth and Margaret Holmes.
Amos and, Angeline Johns,
Henry and Florence Mitchell.
James and Mary Oliver A0''
Richard and Bessie Perkins.
Hugh and Mary Proctor.
Roscoe and Elizabeth Reeves
Anderson and Frances Robertson.
Rudolph and Margaret Robinson.
Andrew and Agnes Savoy.
Joseph and Mary Savoy.
~. H. and Lula Scales.
Arthur and Mary Thomas.
William and Mary Walkup.
Names and and Elizabeth Fisher Fisher
William and Anne Foster.
William and Betty Hanger.
Thaddeus and Claire Harry,
John and Aileen Harper.
Tom and Helen Hughes
Cecil and Bernice Lake.
Mattvei and Stella Lapitsky
William and Agnes Lindsay.
Charles and Barbara johnson.
Lemuel and Elsie Jones
George and Alma Muller.
Otis and Helen Murty.
Thomas and Gloria Mcmillan.
John and Virginia Neufer
Richard and June Price
Richard and Charlotte Quinn.
Harold and Elaine Retting
Julian and Virginia Richitt.
Francis and Eva Shipman.
Louis and June Silverberg.
Jay and Eleanor Smith
Donald and Ray Stewart.
Earl and Margaret Stevens.
Bernard and Alice Stepanek.
James and Jean Stultz
Franklin and Patricia Tavenner.
Walter and Betty THOMPSON.
Fred and Frances Wise.
Richard and Mary WOOD
George and Rosalyn Zitelman.
, 1951-06-08

conservative and predicted the
gate" in local history.
"There definitely won't be
no TV for the Pittsburgh area"
Mintz explained, land don't
know whether we'll allow radio
and television for the rest of
the country"
Charles and Walcott signed yes
terday to meet for the third time.
Ezzard will get 40 per cent of
the gate, and Walcott will drag
20 per cent to try again
where he has failed twice against
the Cincinnati champion.
, 1951-06-08

When his shot missed, Williams
turned and fled. Davis in pursuit
fired five shots which also missed.
Davis summoned help and mean
while Williams hailed a cab telling
the driver, Albert Jacobson, he
wanted to give up and to drive
him to the police station. Jacob
son turned Williams over to the
nearest policeman.
Later, Williams told Detectives
Chief Glenn Uerz that the fear Of
going back to Jail led him to shoot
the two officers. He said he had
been roaming the city, eating
, 1951-06-08

Joe w alcOCC July 10.
The figure does not include pos
sible revenue from radio and TV
rights.
Fans will pay the highest
prices in Pittsburgh history to
see the 15-round bout. Tickets are
to range from $2.95 to $25.
The $25 top will apply to all
ringside seats. One reporter re-
marked that even COMPS" won't
be in too much demand because,
"Who can afford to pay the $3.50
state-federal taxi" -
But mintz wasn't impressed. He
said the $150,O00 estimate was
, 1951-06-08

But a verdict on the six Ne
groes, charged with the Staying
Of William Horner, 72-year-old
Trenton second hand furniture
dealer, is not expected for at
least a week. The trial started
March 5.
The last testimony yesterday,
came from five Of the six Negro
defendants who disputed State
, 1951-06-08
Suspected Dope Addict Shoots 3rd
Cincy Policeman, Then Surrenders

CINCINNATI June 8 NNs)- Paul Williams, 3oyear-old suspected dope
adt wanted for shooting two Cincinnati Detectives Tuesday, is behind barsto today fol
his dramatic capture y an alert Cincinnati Rookie Patrolman: