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WATER FRONT PROF. FOR SALE

s. 1880, WITH $3.50 DOWN-Attrac-
tive. small, 4-yr.-old, year-around
cottage on 1-acre lot. near water,
dock and beach privileges; Shady
Side-Deale area. J. EDW. SCOL-
ciGk' cif1 Nc 1900 BladensburE 3 Ssns rd,' cottase
BAY FRONT and West River front
cottages, from $500 to $4,000.
Bay front. cottage for rent. Lots,
acreage: farms: Cash or terms.
4 Mess W' kjSe2 kAjNRREWs' 5y41 Shady Side j. Nd,
LANCASTER COUNTY-S5 acres. 8
clear, l;0O0 #. water frontage
BARp iSsUkHNcE Ral sano AdGScY essSe ASh- XII
EXcEPTioNxaL ElieciaSfnl xa OPPORTUNITY oppoRrUNiT9s-
Beautiful, lge. modern home. Di-
rectly facing Chesapeake Bay. wide
sand beach. 10 rms. bath. hot-wa-
screened porches, huge fireplace, ga
rage. Dble. corner lot; refined. popu-
lar subdiv. ~ mi. b. c. Priced very
low low Tor such a property at $9,75O.
Ierms arranged; Might trade for
RR C. HSLMgsp' q MfEsH5'an "a MDrsHs5tZ sS5S7 es! s,5
WOODLAND BEACH, near near d. c Six
rms. bath; bsmt; oil heat; ami,
fountain: balcony. Unusually attrac.
Ss9%e doTS EeD sa,v Of Estsr Esrms so999
WELL-BUnT furn. s-bedrm. house P;
bath; ami; overlooking bay. Ex-
elusive community. WI. 271S. 5
NEW COTTAGE on Avalon Shores,
Shady Side. Md. Two bedrms., liv.
rin. with fireplace, large kit, bath,
cIoSed-in porch. WO. 4009. -6
FOuR.RM. HOUSE, elec.; on cor. lot,
54x149 needs repairs; $1,000 cash.
1: M. BAKER, Cobb Island, Md. -6
WOODLAND BEACH, MD.-Beach
cottage, nicely furnished; 6 lots, COX
100; near shopping center and
water: only $500. with $1,000
ffsg. fHSn' DE p 74ss E kRETs1NoER. Go.
sELBY-ON-THE-BAY - Saltwater
community; 25 mi. finest roads from
Wash1ngton: ny;, rm.. f1repl.; 5 bed
rooms, Ia baths, large closed-in
porch, electric kit all on ! floor.
To settle estate. reduced to 11,500
for house, furniture and five Soft.
lots. Call OIL. 0134 or SH. 2764.
ANNAPoLIs-suburban and shore
D1nosit Dgopertyi e.G1 MARY T. BOARD. An
REAL lS sTEAL-North HsaG Beach Park.
10 fine lots: some 100 IT. from bay;
10000 below established prices;
ex. 100x40 it.; $155. All on i'm
proved roads. 81. 0446 Saturday,
all day; Sunday after 2 pm. Private
owner. -6
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

I WILL PAY CASH TODAY for your
home; any location. any condition;
quick action. RE. 220l. ST.. 7747.
MODERN, CLEAN "a bedrm. home,
in good D. c. or nearby Md. loca-
ton; Sc. pref. MRS. COX, LU.
2-S136 or ST. 1868.
CASH BUYERS waiting for 8 and
bedrm. homes in NV. Wash. nearby
Mont. Co. and Va. To sell your
house, call WETZEL REAL ESTATE.
HU. 4345. Open ewes. It'll 10 pm.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home;
any location. any condition. Call
DI. SS42 or 81. 1889.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
of your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire,
call R. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor.
sos North Capitol, Ma. $3.50. Free
appraiSals. Results since 1919.
DESIRE TO BUY nice 3-bedroom
home, nice location; have cash. No
agents. Box At. Star B"
TOP PRICES paid for houses in any
{ CO. ST. 5567; ewes. OIL. 5947.
HOUSE adjacent to park in NV.
D. C. Need 3 bedrooms and den.
Not over $4,000. Ell 1908 IS
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co. has
many clients who need desirable
NV. and Md. homes. EN-. 1900.
ALL CASH. NO DICKERING; BONUS
IF CT FINANCED. NO BROKERS.
m O-0dnO. EUEC Av Sn1n
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
COLONIAL RAMBLER
%d6 mn


We are truly proud to offer this
beautiful rambler adjoining River
wood. This home was built by US
2 years ago. The owner is being
transferred to another State. This
red brick rambler has slate roof,
attached garage, beautiful all
electric kit. dishwasher. garbage
disposal built-in dinette, banquet
size dining rm. with picture window,
lge. living rm. with picture window,
fireplace. Has an entrance hall
with . closets. . twin-size. bedrooms
and adjoining tile bath, huge mas
ter hedrm. with twin closets, private
bath, completes the 1st fl. The
bSmt. contains huge rec. rm. with
oak floors, fireplace. many. many
bookshelves; tile bath, laundry and
another lge rm. with oak fl. could
be used as boys rm. or additional
game rm. The bsmt. opens directly
out on ground f. to beautifully
screened and glassed-in porch. Has
large storage attic and many other
features too numerous to mention.
Shown by appointment only.
JOHN C. WRIGHT, INC.
Exclusive Agent.
IA. 2-7s@l. CH. 1871.
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MOTORCYCLES
TRAILERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES. Cherry
Hill Trailer Park. Route L. BerWyn
Md. authorized dealer for several
makes of new and used house trail
ers; trailer service. electric welding
and trailer kitches installed. TO
22-FT. AIRSTREAM. aluminium. 1000
lbs. 81 700. See HARTMAN. Hains
Point Trailer Park. ~
TRAILER. 1851, New Moon, 25 it..
just like new. Complete bath, car
peted floor, TV set. CAPTAIN DA-
Gus, Quarters D-4, Quantico, Va.
Phi. 1868 or S171. -
COLONIAL, rs it. alumni; $3.50:
excel. cond. with alumni. awnings and
other extras. DINWIDDIE VIM
CENTS TRAILER PARK, 5000 Ken
ilWorLh ave. ne. -6
SLEETER 194S Streamlite; 6 sleeper;
sacrifice for quick sale. SH .4311
FOR SALE 1851 California built
trailer; 16 it.. all aluminium. unique
layout: sleeps z: elec. refgr.; ideal
for trips and vacations for family
with children; like new: price.
S1,750. HODGE, Mt. Pisagh rd -,
Avenel. Silver Spring. Md, JU.
$685.. -R
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WARRENTON, VA.

s0-acre fertile farm in heart Of beau
tiful and historic rolling hunt coun--
try OF HSrtneSn 1s Rias va In foGthiIs Of
90 mi. of downtown Washington
and Is mi. of Warrenton. Adapta-
BILE for home and/or investment.
Several springs on premises. 10
acres oak timber. 6-rm. house, elec.
Lovely lawn with 12 beautiful box
trees. Garage. other buildings.
Priced to sell. LEWIS c. NELSON,
2S22 39tlAt. NV. Wash. z. D. c.
OrdTay &c
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

CORNER 18th AND QUE SITS. NV.
Valet shop. rooms and bath;
Lot extends to Vermont ave. Will
consider trade: Mr.. PERRY. DI.
s724. Ewes. OIL. O947. -
3II2 1Ith ST. N.W.-Vacant, ap-
prox.. 1900 So. it., includes bsmt.
Small down payment, Easy terms; ms;
Go Gell i16s MEi N 9os3' p ave GoMET nT REALTY AZ
7I3 3rd ST. N.W.-Store with 5-rm.
bath apt, Call NO. 1856, BENJAMIN
F. FLETCHER. -6
FIRST COMMERCIAL-Det. stucco
cinder block building. stories.
Completely furn.,. for bar or res
taurant. Dimension of building;
;4Ox60. situated on lot 6ox12S; 8
larsHae' Marsiand' loea Ca ton. ~a On Baltmere
equipment. si6,95o. For further de-
tails and inspection. call PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO.. WA. $685.,
BETHEsDa Ti s1Si nj nj WooDMoNr. WTHo9oSiDMoNr zoned
comml.. SOFT. front, on 2 sts.; 230
stucco home plus workshop 22x45 It.
Space for parking trucks. cars:
S25,950. Excl. REGIONAL REALTY
CO. OIL. 2776 It'll 9 pm. $
repairs; S06Ha Eye Seu St. NV; NV priced
to sell: terms. STROUP. RA. 500.
FIRST COMMERCIAL-Lot in Silver
Spring area: $3.50 So. IT,. good for
6 stores and apis. RIA. S700. --6
2101 X ST. N.W.-First commercial
corner; store and 2 apts; 2 stories
and full bsmt:. oil h.-w;h;; owner
PHILLIPS, D!. 1411; ewes. and sun,
call RA 5924 Ia
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY
GEORGIAN COLONIAL

GEORGIAN COLONIAL
1785 STONE AND BRICK
Home and farm suitable for tourist
lodge. public dining room, doctors
otfices, and home or antiques. 10
acre bluegrass farm with valuable
commercial frontage adjoining city
UNITS OF Strasburg, at entrance to
shenandoah Valley. 12-room home
consisting Of entrance hail (34xi3)
with 5.ft. stairway, 2 drawing
rooms, library, 8 bedrooms, . baths
more ready to install: large airy
basement with 2 outside entrances
with Pennsylvania Dutch Kitchen
ana dining room: wine cellar and
storage space, & fireplaces, gas
steam neat, city water and sewer
age; For complete description and
pictures call oAu
HUBBARD REALTY co.
'h' '-le7l ov. 1916
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DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING, 80 18th st. NV.
near Conn. and K. New. modern
attl active desk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist, switch
board mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 3456.
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.-1n attract.
furn. office; cow. to major hotels
and embassies; telephone and secre-
tarial services avail. Call HU. 6169
weekdays. II
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FARMS
DAIRY FARM


On Frederick Washington hwy; go
plus acres; a dairy or stock farm;
strong stream on property; land
rolling; residence a well-constructed
room. attic and cellar home in
excellent condition.; bank barn with
80 Stanchions and milk house; dry
barn; smoke house; chicken house,
etc; owner will give possession and
excellent financing and terms are
available. Easily reached from
washington. This may be just what
you are looking for. Call Mai. Lane
Tor appt. to inspect. MA. $500, ewes.
WI $3.50, BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
1417 K st. NV. q
SHENANDOAH VALLEY
70 acres mountain land. IS acres
clear; balance in walnut and oak
timber. 5-rm. house: 3 rms. 1st
noor;, rms. End floor; . porches
part bSmt.; metal roof; elec. Poultry
mouse; spring water; bank barn;
stone foundation, metal roof. This
farm adjoins the George Washing
ton National Park. Wonderful view
Of valley. 8 deer. 2 wild turkeys
Killed on this farm the last season,
Good road to farm. Full price
ID. $50; terms. Shown only by appt.
A. G. ANDERSON
ia. 4-O696. Closed Sundays
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about 900 acres cleared, 3 tenant
houses and 10 other buildings, in
cluding cattle barns. horse barns,
granaries. etc. Fields cut in from 35
water. On all-weather road Can
be bought as two separate farms.
$4,000.
2) Country gentleman's estate Of 80
acres, spacious stone home. with AZ
library, 3 fireplaces, 3Ia baths; stone
guesthouse with fireplace. the finest
In detail and construction. Excellent
horse stable and pasture with white
miles Of downtown Washington. near
desirable Virginia town.
(3) Dairy farm-Loudoun County
201 acres, less than 80 miles from
washington; 32-cow masonry dairy
house, small tenant house house and efu other :
farm buildings; 13O acres in cultiva-
tion and pasture. approximately
1,2OO-tt. frontage on Route so and
more than 1,500-ft. frontage on
secondary road.
a. Fairfax Co.-Small farming es-
tate. within 15 miles of downtown
Washington. A short distance Of
Leesburg pike. Modernized white
farm house on 7 beautiful slightly
rolling acres with pleasant view. You
the place. Rooms include wide liv-
ing room. dining room with inter-
esting Colonial decor. -paneled den
with adjoining u bath, large kitchen
de luxe electric range, refrigerator.
disposal, Bendix laundry and dryer.
and with a delightful bay window
breakfast corner. On the 2nd floor,
master bedroom with dressing room
and " bath. guest bedroom with
bath. Full basement, hot-water heat
ing system, random-width pegged
frS.; necessary outbuildings. $4,000.
90 15O-year-old part stone home on
30 acres within 36 miles Of down
mile on Route SO in Loudoun County,
Virginia. Hand-hewn beams. corner
fireplace, 1st-floor bath. Excellent
stream, suitable for making lake; 2
barns and sheds. One-third cash.
Balance in first trust.
te) In Middleburg-Spacious 300
year-old home situated on about one
acre, completely modernized q few
years ago but retaining most of
its original hardwood. and old ram
dom-width foors; 4 bedrooms. den,
3 fireplaces. baths. Small modern
stable for. 3 riding horses. A quaint
slave cabin and an old surveyors
CABIN now serve as guest cottages.
500 500.
(7) Restored Mt. Vernon type home.
near MADEIRA School, Of 3 bedrooms,
2H baths. two fireplaces; 2-car built
in garage. Fairfax County, Virginia,
within 10 miles Of downtown Wash
ington. May be purchased on from
2 to z acres. Beautiful setting of
large forest trees and white dogwood
in area Of large and small estates.
S42,50O
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY

6-RM. HOUSE. modern conveniences
pvt; shore advantages. 25 mi. from
napolis 7001.
EXCLUSIVE RESORT Allenhurst,
N j. 5-bedrm. house. ocean and
station blks. Quick comm. to
N. Y. City. Avail. June Is to Sept.
15. Alexandria $500. g
OCEAN CITY, Md, on ocean, lots
terror knotty pine; bedrmS,. 2
baths, maids rm., mod. kit, huge
liv. rm., picture window, overlook
ing ocean: sun deck screened porch,
carport; $4,000. MRS. CLYDE c.
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SPECIALS

Bungalow, 2 bedrooms. . baths. g
car Garage. S5S N. Abingdon st
Arl, Va. Shown by appointment.
602 S. 10th st.--4-bedroom Colo
nial. Shown BY !a1pptt., ia. 2-9666.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
Virginia
Country Homes
Farms and Estates
New Offerings Weekly

ID Near Upperville. Fauouier Co.
VA. .75O-acre beef cattle farm with
houses and 10 other buildings, in
cluding cattle barns. horse barns
granarieS. etc. Fields cut in from 50
to 30 acres each. with running
water. On all-weather road. Can
be bought rs two separate farms,
$80,000.
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FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

FURNISHED HOME for rent. summer
season; 3 bedrooms, Ia baths, near
sSandy Point. Virginia. on Potomac
and Yeocomico Rivers. W. c. RICE,
Warsaw. Va. %
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BRICK RAMBLER
NEWLY DECORATED

NEWLY DECORATED
Brick Colonial in N. Arlington Is
Minis. from D. c. and conv. to
scrools. shopping and transp. First
floor has liv. rm. with firepl.. gen.
space; 2nd floor has 3 lovely bed
rms. and tile bath; full bsmt. has
finished recr. rm., WESTINGHOUSE
Laundromat, 6-cu.-ft deep freeze;
fenced rear yard; det. brick gar; lge.
CT trust may be assumed. Minimum
down payment.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
2222 Wilson Blvd. OW. $3.50
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SELECTION OF 25 trucks traded on
so Chevrolet commercial vehicles:
all completely recnnditioued and
ready 10 go TO work; fair. honest
Evening star., 1952-04-04
CARS WANTED

101 New York ave. ne. corner Of
Ist ana New York ave. l blk. east
Oh N. capitol, Ma. 557l. ST. 9S23.
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SPECIALS
$1,000 Dn.-S86 Mo

Two bedrooms, bsmt.. liv. nm, din.
rm., kit; payments include int,
principal. taxes and ms. ALI brick
and in wonderful condition. EARLY
POSSESSION.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

the Club have reached a success
full conclusion. During this past
year, it has supported the intra-
city service clubs and has fur
nished recreational equipment to
the United States Public Health
Service Hospital in Baltimore. The
Club has also contributed items to
inmates at the local home for the
AGED
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Final Meeting OfWNes' Club

The Coast Guard Wives Club
will meet this Tuesday at the CO.
lumbia Country Club where lunch
con will be served at 1870. This
is to be the final meeting of the
year, and members will elect new
officers for the forthcoming sea-
son.
The worthwhile detectives of
Evening star., 1952-06-08

-ohCIlEd HuOLO.
MISS SARAH ]. BOYLES
Engaged to
MIR. E. F. McKie, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. BoyleS OF
Ponca City, Okla. announce the
engagement of their daughter
Sarah Jean to Mr.. Edward F.
McKie, jr., of Washington. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. McKie of
Albany. N. Y.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Trinity College here. Mr.. McKie
is a graduate Of Rensselaer, Poly
technic Institute and Georgetown
University Law School.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

this
you'll find literally thousands speolrd
Jubilee bargains Every home benefit from furniture beo at huge sunsS
Many these Modern ond odhono Galleries the results OF SpeG
Evening star., 1952-06-08
MRS. EDWARD S. SHAPIRO
The former
Miss Leila b. Cohen.

Miss Leila Barbara Cohen,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Cohen Of Rockaway Beach. Long
Island, became the bride June 7
of Mr.. Edward Shelton Shapiro.
He is the son of DR.. and Mrs.
Hyman D. Shapiro of Washington.
The ceremony took place at the
Del Mar Hotel in Rockaway Park,
Long Island.
, 1952-01-14

Infant Mary Josephine Adams
Infant Mary JosephineAdams, age
3 months, born in Dayton, and lived
at III Holland av., died at 7:30
am, Sunday, January IS, at the
residence. She is survived by her
, 1952-01-14

Continued From Page One
the burly catcher declared. "And
as far as | know, nobody Is mad
at me-"
Campy's remarks were occasion
ed by the fact that the Dodgers
got around to announcing yester-
day that he has signed for 1862,
although he came to terms "sev-
eral weeks ago."
The report had been that the
National Leagues most valuable
player was using the proposed OPP
Grafton on his left elbow as a bar
gaining point with the Brooklyn
brass. 1t was further rumored that
Campanella was Jealous" because
Jackie Robinson received a $780,
900 pact.
IF I wasn't happy with the
money I signed for, l wouldn't
have signed" Campanella insist
ed. I'm doing all right in the
money department"
, 1952-01-14
Joe Louis Will
PEA

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan. IA t.
NS)-Former Heavyweight Cham
pion Joe Louis was in San Diego
today for a showdown with the
Professional Golfers Association
over Negro participation in golf
tournaments.
The famed Brown Bomber wants
to take part in the San Diego
open, which starts Thursday, but
faces possible rejection, along
with two other Negro profession
als-Bill Spiller and Eural Clark.
, 1952-01-14
n ORT'

Other buoyant performers were
Standard Oil of New Jersey up
2 1l8 to a new high, J. I. Case up
2 ia, Texas Pacific Land Trust
up l ia and Columbian Carbon
up 1.
On the deficit side, a block Of
$500 shares of J. P. Stevens, a
textile firm, changed hands at AZ
l 2 for a loss of l 5I8 points. Cen
eral Motors was off 3I8 and Para
mount Pictures was down 3 g.
Cross-currents also appeared in
the rails. Northern Pacific, Santa
Fe, and Denver and Rio Grande
we're up liz point each, but Balti-
more and Ohio was off l 4 and ST.
Louis San Francisco dipped 5I8
on fears the present 81 liz cents
quarterly payment would be cut
at the next dividend meeting.
At II am. the Dow Jones In
dustrial average was up $1.14 ;the
rails we're up "a cents and the
utilities gained IL cents.
Volume for the first hour to-
tailed $40, 0OOshare as against 170,-
000 on Saturday.
Curb stocks were mixed. Big
board bonds ruled firm. Commodi-
ties were under pressure with cot
ton down more than 81 a bale.
, 1952-01-14
All Saved In
pIune Crash

NEW YORK, Jan. IA (INS-
36 persons aboard a North
east Airliner we're saved in a split
second rescu today when theplane
crash-landed and sank in New
York City's East River only a
few hundred yards from a La
Guardia field runaway.
The twin-enlgined Convairplane,
just seconds away from it's goal
on a nonstop Boston to Network
flight, was cropping it's waythrough
, 1952-01-14

heavy rain and fog. 1t was Fright
on course" when it smacked into
the water with an explosive report
heard half a mile away.
The SO men and women passeng,-
ers and the crew of three all got a
severe dousing in the icy river and
fourteen were injured, two Of
them seriously.
, 1952-01-14
Eiisenhower--
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One
story, written by Staff Cores
pondent Edward Hughes, Gen
timely prefers to stay out of po-
litics, finish his job of building
western Europe's defense, and
then move to a farm in America
where he can live quietly and do
a little hunting and golfing now
and then"
at can safely be said," the
story continued, E'the 61-year-old
military leader firmly intends to
make no trips to the U. S. in the
next few months. He plans to make
no statement or other public move
which would be political ammuni-
ton for either Republicans or De-
mocrats. This is his definite intent
at this moment, whether it helps
or binders his political future"
, 1952-01-14
asked that his own office be prob

asked that his own office be prob
ed.
Ferguson said he would welcome
the investigation which Governor
Lausche announced he would order
provided Ferguson would authorize
funds to hire an auditor.
At the same time, he asked the
Columbus Chamber to investigate
his charges against the city.
, 1952-01-14

Continued from page one
DR.. Gail A. Gait, 63-year-old
Newark chiropractor, was injured
fatally Sunday when his auto
crashed into a cement abutment
on Route 70, four miles north Of
Newark.
Otis Salisbury, 55, Of BuenaVis-
ia near Portsmouth, died Sunday
in Cincinnati General Hospital of
injuries suffered a week ago when
he wa stsruck by an auto on a
Cincinnati street. Salisbury was
employed for years on Ohio river
toWboats.
Floyd L.Simpson, 80, of Forest
was killed Saturday when his car
skidded and smashed into a tree
on State Ri. SO, about ten miles
from upper Sandusky. He is q
Brother Of State Rep. J.. E. Simp-
son Of Hardin County.
Sixteen-year-old Donzal r. Bailey
Of Cortland was killed Saturday
night when he was struck by a car
while walking with his father on
Route 305 near Cortland. The
father, Coy A., SO, was injured.
Mrs. Agnes Merritt, SIS, was kill
ed in Elyria when the parked car
in which she was sitting rolled
backward down a hill and crashed
into a tree 60 feet away.
A U. S. Steel worker at the
Ohio works plant in Youngstown
was crushed to death Sunday when
a stuck elevator began moving as
he climbed out between two floors
The victim was Maynard D. Stow
er, 81.
William O'Malley, 73, died Sun
day night in Clevelnad of burns
, 1952-01-14
MA PKET
BY THEODORE KOSLOW
international News Service
Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. Is (INS)-
The Stock Market made it four
successive sessions of advance to-
day. However, although individual
issues pushed forward with consi-
derable vigor, there were many
important laggards in the list as a
whole.
American Cyanamid was again
a feature with a new gain of 2 1I8
points, on top of Saturdays rise
of 4 1I8 points. The rush to buy
this blue-chip chemical wastouch-
ed off by reports that a split of
the stock was impending.
, 1952-01-14

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Ad-
ans; one sister, Dorothy Ann; two
half brothers, Jesse Roy Laster and
Raymond S. Adams. Services will
be held at 1 pm. Thursday, Jan.
II, at the McLin Funeral Home
Chapel, 1880 Germantown st.
Burial will be in Greencastle GEM
etery. Friends may call at the Fun
eral Home, after 4 pm. Wednes-
day until the time Of the services.
, 1952-01-14

Continued From Page Three
Ohio Chamber of Commerce for
a full investigation of Ferguson's
Office, which he claimed has had
none for the 16 years he has been
state auditor.
In the other to general manager
Delmer Starkey of the Columbus
Chamber of Commerce, Barthalow
, 1952-01-14
Death Notice
Hosea Moragne

Hosea Moragne, age 2, born in
Dayton, and a resident at So Joe
st., died at 2:45 am, Sunday,
January IS, at Miami Valley hos
pital. He is survived by his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Nor
agne; seven sisters, Katherine, An
ME Lee, Fannie May, Ruth, Shirley
Ann, Ella May, Betty jean; five
brothers, Theodore, Jr., Maynor
Charles, Willie, Jerry, and James;
and his paternal grandmother,
Mrs. Anna Tate.
Services will be held 1870 PM,
Wednesday, January 16, at the
McLin Funeral Home Chapel, IL
80 Germantown ST., with Rev. Ho-
sea Dyer officiating. Burial will
be inGreencastle cemetery Friends
may call after 4 pm. Tuesday at
the Funeral Home, until time of
services.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-18
.Chidester
Louis Sockwell

Rev, X. II. Henton held his an
niversary Sunday at Union Grove
Baptist church in Bluff city. Rev.
IYoungblood OF Gurdon delivered
the anniversary sermon Mr.
and Mrs LonZo Williamson left
last week for Detroit They spent
four days here with their uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. E. b Sock
well Miss Inez Box returned
to Detroit after spending four
days here with her mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Box.
Mr.. and Mrs Jake Box has re.
turned to Rockford Illinois after
spending a week here with their
mother and father. Mr. and Mrs.
NJ Blake Tern Robertson
is on the sick list He is reported
better now. CARING Robertson
spent a week here with him. Mr..
Robertson is from Cleveland, Ohio
Other relatives visited him last
week Joe Miller Is n a Little
Rock hospital. He is the husband
Of Mrs Hannie Murphy Miller ..
Charlie Box is on the sick hJt.
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also visited the Scroggins family i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doise Whitfield
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Seroggins, Sunday Mrs. l.. Roll
ings from Camden also visited
here f.. Mrs. Minnie Pearl Song
ster. Mrs. Emma Kirkland and
Marie Pearl Young of Illinois
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
ME Burrell The Humming
Bees quartet and the Sunny South
singers of Texarkana will render
a program at Shiloh Baptist
church Ike Wise and Mrs.
frankie Shaw were married re-
Gently Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur
Wade Of Marshall, Texas visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Howell. ST.