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BERKELEY

EXHIBIT HOME 1851 KING PL. NV.
OPEN DAILY, 1 PM. TO g PM. :.
Frank s. Phillips new development
section; lust 12 minutes from down
town. Three, four and five bed:
room homes in beautiful wooded
settings, priced from $37 $50. From
Foxhall I'd. and Garfield St. west
on Garfield / block to 49th ST., left
OR Macarthur blvd. to v ST., right
to 48th st. and left to exhibit homes.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE AREA
Spacious Dutch Colonial in excellent
condition. Center hall plan, fea-
turing good-size liv..- rm.. opening
onto inclosed sun porch. den with "a
bath. unusually attrac. din. .rm,,
large kitchen and screened porch;
full-sized bedrooms. 2 baths on 2nd :dn
Mrs. Johnson. WI. 9111, with THOS
L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900.
NEAR CALVIN COOLIDGE r. g.
Pretty white bungalow. delightful
yard. recreation room. double gar
rage Priced at $I4:95o With ,a. rea-
WI. 1850 for more details.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
DET., 1900 BLOCK INGRAHAM ST
S14, 900 1st trust: s rms. bsmt..
det. double Earage.
Another detached home in nearby
Md. of N. Hamp. ave-; 8 rms, bsmt.
1st trust S10.500. 4%.
S. Gerstenfeld Realty Co.
Ma. 74O7; ewes. ia. s129
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont
SILVER SPRING, Groom brick Co

SILVER SPRING, Groom brick Co
elementary school; s126 mo. BEERS
i bedrms. and bath; ige. yard; $l35
R2AITY re- y t5'ep''i CO. INC. REALTORS.
xfESSsiSGToN, fS gSGTTfN MD.-Brick rambler.
Sl35 per mo- Call Property Mgr.
WEAVER BROS, INC. DI. $500.
AMERICAN U, PARKS bedrms,. ?
STaTs Snd toiietl ohe DoxEaf Avail fG to-day. W c.
A. N. MILLER CO. OR. AGA. :.
WESLEY HEIGHIS-2 bedrmS.,
e. Ss'R { 0Snss < r. svfi MEfEK fIdaz g. s54O 6R
SILVER SILVER SPRING, Rock Greek Fores.
Large 3-bedrm. Colonial full
bSnt screened po5en macuats a9uSe cond adc
SIs5 mo. BOGLEY'S Wheaton. Of
flee LO. 5-3434. Ia
WHEATON AREA-3 bedrms., semi
get dining r%.' NICE furnishinss'
FfvEoRM. DET.; 8 bedrm.. kit, lv.
rm., patio. gas heat: large yard; nr.
shopping center, located in Alex.
new fSll vi xERS Se41r 4a1TrrRAcr1vELx nhe TJhfeN...
bedrms., liv. rm,, din. rm.. kit,
full bsmt., semidet.; conv. Riggs rd.
location; $3.50. WAGGAMAN-BRAW
NER. ME. $3.50. IL
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
4th and Allison st. NV. Lovely row
house with bedrms.; 2 baths; wall
to-wan carpeting; screened front
porch: knotty pine rec. rm, with bar;
sssSs ssssFSssge' sfbSEy SfSS5 MONTH mrSsH Ss Il CO g.
soBEDKM. as SR RAMBLER with dining
l., equip. kit, washing, machine.
Conv. to Pentagon.o Falls Church
LOVELY 2-BEDRM. BRICK HOME in
Alexandria. Just redecorated inside
and out. Move IN tomorrow: Only
LUCHs CO. 1906 H street. NV
SILVER sPRING-New s-bedrm. brick
semidet. homes with bsmt.: $l25 per
month; children accepted. WOOD
MOOR AGENCY, INC. sH. 5555;
vIERs MILL VILLAGE. vacant 2
bedrm. home with full bsmt; $50
mo. LO. 5-3434. s. E. BOGLEY. Ia
NEW 2-BEDRM., liv. rm., din. rm.,
Kit: full bsmt.; semidet..! conV.
Riggs rd section; avail. Sept. l;
SI10. WAGGAMAN-BRAWNER. ME.
VIRGINIA. 3-bedrm. brick rambler:
Is min. to Pentagon; sl35. JE.
new s-BEDRM. brick semidet.: gas
heat; located lust over D. C. line mr..
Gregory Estates, Seat Pleasant. S105
per mo- on lease. Call WA. 5000.
KOBERT S. DAVIS & CO. Ia
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ROOMING HOUSE-Income $500 mo.
Across from Govt Printing Office
5000 handles. Apply 735 N. Capitol
WANTED-Man to invest in a grow
ing, well-established business, also
TO participate in management Of
corporation; very sound business op-
portunity; Box $3.50, Star.
LlQUOR STORE: NV. location. sales
tpr IN Excess cess. Of a,s;sb week. LONG,
store no renovation required; priced
for immediate sale. Box SOB Star
GROCERY STORE on. 301. Good
business: 2 miles north t Of Waldorf.
I50 #. wide. 515 It. deep. I2'
ONE OF MARYLAND'S most beautiful
gift shops. carrying q complete line
of jewelry, gifts and homewares, in
snew shopping center located in one
Of t.;. the East,s t fastest growing E,n1 com
Owner must sell because of physical
inability. VIII accept reasonable Of
fer. Box 414-C Star. II"
GIFT SHOP in large shopping center
in city: must sell due TO- owners
&c AND 1cc STORE. wen established.
excellent location, reasonably priced;
must @ ,s quit on On account of health.
RESTAURANT, class c license; excel.
ing good business. Box 246-D. Star.
PAWN BROKER BUSINESS. 1884
14th st. NV; low down payment:
owner must leave town. BERGMAN
REALTY CO.. Ia. 1850, ST. 9433.
FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP on main
street. Warrenton, Va. Contact w. T.
GORDON. Box 909. Warrenton, Va.
DRY CLEANING; PLANT and chan of
stores doing 100000 annually.
Sacrifice price. small down payment,
easy terms to reliable party. Box
REsTAUkANT REEss1T-AsU ssiSi AND TOURIST court
Well located in growing business
section; fully equipped with modern
fixtures; long established and profit
ties; owner retiring because. of i'll
health. For appointment call CARL
T. TRuELL. Crescent 963-J or
RooMfSG SoseidfSt 7H,JM HOUSE Bus1NEssLFour
come. $500; rent, S96.54 Always
rented. $500. No brokers. ME. 5793
READ THIS-Del. and grocery. beer
and wine. top Pa. ave. NV. loc.,
$500 wk. Can be, increased with
smart operator. Exc. fixtures. clean
stock, long lease. We own the bldg.
you name the terms. Illness and age
fused, OWNER. RE. s4S1 or RE
34OO. IA
RESTAURANT AND TOURIST COURT
Fairfax, Va. on Route 2I1 or %.
Well located in growing business
section. Fully equipped with mod
ern fixtures. Long established and
profitable business with larger pos
sibilities. Owner retiring because
of Ill health. For appointment cal
CARL T. TRUEIL, Crescent $685.
or Crescent 721-W. 17s
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Located on an extra large lot only
this handsome full center-haiI brick
home has had only l owner and is
in excel. cond. 1st floor has % It.
liv. rm. with doors opening 10 large
rear screened porch, overlooking q
mod. equip. kit. pine e-paneled den
and tiled powder room; 2nd floor
has 3 twin-size bedrms. and 2
COLORED TILED BATHS. Stairs
to storage attic. Huge pine-pan-
eled recr. rm. with fireplace; ex-
eel. financing; gear gar. see this
home early. w. B. WRIGHT, EN-.
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DRY CLEANING BUSINESS
with equipment and two out
lets. Rock bottom price for
quick sale. Terms. Wonderful
opportunity for unusually high
profits for someone who is will
ing to spend the time neces-
Sary to operate this business.
Call Mr.. Fussell, IA. 5-6S00,
ewes. FA. 7140.
SHANNON & LUCHS co
n6h Wilson Blvd. IA. b-6SOO
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

V11EV Vf1AOE, MD.
Custom built, center-hall brick CO.
lonial with heavy slate roof; To-
Gel. transp.. in one OF the most
popular areas in this section; 3
bedrms., 2 baths On End floor: with
q beaut. finished I'm. on the 3rd;
large liv. rm.. screened porch. din.
rm., powder rm. and mod. kit. on
list; 2-car garage. Z. M. FRY,
WI. S7O0 till Q nm -I3
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TAKoMA PARK
BETHESDA
A LITTLE GEM-S18 $50

II III liz N1I0N1 -V1U'OOO
Custom built 10 yrs. ago. this de-
tached brick home has charm and
innovations, including paneled den
with flrepl; and 1st-f. lavatory' Nv.
kit with dishwasfler; 2 spacious
bedrms. and bath End A.: full bsmt
with bath; built-in garage. Newly
decorated. Vacant. Act now. Ewes,
call WO. 1916.
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COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE

JUST BEYOND KENWOOD CLUB
A gem Of q house with 1st
floor bedroom and bath.
Ivory brick Cape Cod with blue
shutters, on quiet street. Has
lovely living room, dining room.
good kitchen: lots Of closet space:
2 large bedrooms and bath on end
floor: lavatory in basement, built
in garage. owner purchased house
in Florida.
w. C. & A. N. Miller, OR. 4464
GREENWICH FOREST
Beautiful 4-bedroom, 2-bath brick
Colonial in this most picturesque
and desirable section of Bethesda:
house is newly decorated: full base
ment has recreation room, maids
room with bath and attached ga
rage; large beautifully handicapped
lot. To inspect call
Inter-County Realty
~ OI0I TIL O PM
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ATOP 18th ST NE

So 900 to $4,000 down. Colonial brick,
6 rms, 2 baths. Bryant gas heat,
PECK CO.. LA. 6-6666
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Town g. Suburban, OR. 9400

CONN. AVE. ESTATES
Semidet. brick home, near schools.
transp., shopping, bedrms., large
liv. rm., clean, well-eouipped kit.
Full bsmt., storm windows.
TILLSON CO., Realtors
957 Thayer Ave, Sill. spg. JU. 7-59O0
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ON COLESVILLE RID.
! acre with 6-rm. house. det gar,
large shade trees. 1O0-ft. frontage
on Colesville rd.
TILLSON CO., Realtors
9b7 Thayer Ave. Sill. sps. JU. 7-saO0
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CAT EMERSON ST. NE.
Modern semidet. brick, s rms, bath.
basement, gas heat. Low cash pay
ment. Call LA. $1,000 or JU. 2
1868, ewes
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ST. O55O

CAIA IONIGHT TILL D
Dorothy K. Winston & Co.
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957 Thayer Ave. JU. 7-6900: IL
TWO FINE HOMES-ONgE FOR YOU
incest location in INDIAN SPRING
CLUB ESTATES. lovely brick home
with 3 extra large bedrms.. sculp-
tured wall-to-wall csrpeting IN Iiv.
rm. and din rm., nreakfast space
tached garage; completely land
scaped lot with shade. Reasonably
priced.
In beautiful INDIAN SPRING VIZ
Colonial with finished recr. -rm. and
bar; large fenced lot; shade trees;
S1S,750 or Offer. Ewes. call 81. 974b.
Lawrence v. LuteS Co.
WE NEED MORE HOMES TO eELL
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CHEVY CHASE n

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
White frame house on Ia-acre wood
ed lot. overlooking Rock Creek Park,
in area Of fine homes; bedrms..
baths, excellent value at S1s,5OO.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
JU. 5000 Til 8 PM.
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COLORED
1880 MERIDIAN PL. NV,
&1 n0n nOWN

1880 MERIDIAN PL. NV,
$1,000 DOWN
Just OF 16tn ST., very q. sirable loca-
tion. close to wonderful shopping
area, excel. transp. Large 2-story
row brick, fun bSmt., new heating
plant, alum. screens and storm win
dows. nice yard, excel. neighborhood
for income IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION, JOSEPHY KINSKY, owner,
ST. 5311. Ia
COLORED-Near Cardoza High Sch
On Clifton st. A beautiful Groom
and 2-bath brick home with auto
space A dignified residence beins
offered for sale by transferred high
school teacher. Please call for ap-
pointment to inspect. Priced al
AlS.500. Terms arranged. WOOD
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PECK COMPANY
ONLY $3.50 DOWN

va ~ @A4NAGASA)><4N ~ l. Ne
Well-built semidet. brick. 4 yrs. old
windows. Ss5 per mo. 81, 36b7.
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
coLoRED 9ga RI Vacant; s5e5 down,
ne: s rms. bath, coal h.-W.h.: re. re-
decoratsd inside and out SURETY
REALTY co. 1881 N st. NV.
Adams A. nsEG E0G53l; sun.-eves.. Ii. S-1295
coILoeRED-NEAR N. CAP. AND X
STs;; soo 6-rm; sn- row brk;, cleo. no bath;
COLORED-39OO BLK. BLAINE ST.
8 rms. and bath, plus 2 rms. and
bath in bsmt.; brick. modern: may
GO EHA. Can AK. l155 til 8 pm
COLoRED@so6 BLK. K ST. NE
81 800 down; perfect condition; s.
bedrm. brick home; gas heat: full
basement; front, rear porches: a
STz Sargsin; Il. 37612as w. CLIFFORD
COLORED-Suitable for doctor or
basement can be converted to once
or additional apt; g.h.-w. heat. over
sized radit0Ts; substantial cash.
conokEnNEwf0N s6i%i iesSsE HSEs AMI HS r. 2Cl4 avE
Beautiful brick home; excel. loca-
tion; full bsmt.; liy. rm., din. Tm.,
kit, II bath. 1st A.: 3 bedrms.. full
bath. Up. Priced 10 sell. LI4-I10O.
BRYANT ST. NE;
7-rm.. brick. 3 porches. gas heat,
Tecr. bsmt., pool table, large yard.
flowers. See owner on premises
COLORED - WONDERFUL income
property, 80 V st. ne, 8 COM
plete apts.. 3 kits, 3 refers. 3 ga
RACES. For appt. to inspect, call
DEMATATIS REALTY CO.. ST. 1851
Evening star., 1952-06-17
VioIinAccomponimentEHective
with Yard S Baritone in Recital

1.-THE song which brought the COM
poser his greatest renown. was
especially touching for the re-
ligious fervor put into it.
The caustic wit contained in
Pierre Welcomes Five Epitaphs, "
and the fantastic clement in the
finale from Poulenc's lie Bal
Masque." were captivating because
|of what Mr.. Yard was able to do
with each. Erich VOLTS anus
ing "Furchtbar Schlimm" came
through especially well. 1t was
too bad that the splendid accom-
|paniment furnished by Miss Gard
|ner could not have been toned
down enough to permit the text
to be heard in the foregoing selec-
tionS. On the whole, there was
too much piano in everything
Much was lost in Weingartner's
broad and noble "Sonnenunter-
gang" and Schoenberg's soldiers
song. der verlorene Haufen."
The final group. sung in Eng
|lish, consisted of Dougherty's
Tapestry; Diamonds IF You
Can't; Gibbs "The Mad Prince;
Fraser's Twilight" and Warlock's S
manly Song,' "Mr. Belloc's Fancy"
They illustrated once more Mr..
Yards inexhaustible supply of
means for expression and fitted in
well with what went before.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
News Of Music
By EIeno de Soyn

A song recital outstanding for
its type Of selections, was given in
the Phillips Gallery last night by
John Yard, resident baritone. The
singer was assisted by Mildred
Gardner at the piano and by Jean
st. Clair. violinist.
An artist to his finger tips. Mr..
Yard colored his voice at will in
accordance with the requirements
of the text. His program covered
a wide range Of styles. The singer
chose composers and songs that
illustrated a wide category Of
ideas, presenting each under q
new and interesting aspect. Il
One of the unusual features was
a group sung with the accom-
paniment of solo violin. It lis
doubtful whether this has ever
been done before. AS a collabora-
tor, the violin proved to be most
f1attering to Mr.. Yards rich BARI
tone. more so than the piano. It's
soft harmonies furnished just the
right amount of sound in Holst's
-Four Songs on Medieval Texts, +"
ably handled by Miss st. Clair. ~
Because Of the sustained double
stops for a background, they were
even more effective than the two
English folksongs by Vaughan
Williams. Holst's "Jesu Sweet" I"
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apply for q marriage license on
one day, 1DGit three tuI days and
recetDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Cornelius Ennis, 21, 1899 childress st
ne. ana Dolores Wilmer. 10, 423 6th
! william Dodd. 23, 1921 Taylor st. NV.
and and Dolores Mitchell. 20. Texas City
Herbert &c crumb IS, and Mary knight
Alvin Shuster. %. 5O2 Rittenhouse st
/ 9TH 9tS st. ana NV Miriam Schwartz 21' 442l
Ie1R S9,.5; Garter; 81; 1855 = st. ne, and
Etheline Hill, 81, 221 Virginia ave. Sc
ne. and Lena Bowman, rs, 22s Lowrie
william Ramsey. 45. 14os sth st. w., and
mmstt Laura Indhsasn Withers 45, 500 1dA n st. NV;
Brand and EIsanor psa1S RToOk aa. Alexsndria. Va
!. 81, both of 1717 Lang pl. ne. ~ "'A'
Thomas cGa 81 searselli; arse 22 and Mildred Pas
william Mccoy 8 So, sis Frank FranRlin D' st. nm ne
and Bridget Cahill SO, 1905 N Capitol
Ioyo Ba51sntine San, e; San Fernando Calf,
|
william Tucker. IS. 1860 Talbert st. s...,
and Esther Judy, ~. $40 Whittier pl.
Ljubo Lulich. 27. and Mildred Beckmeyer,
20, both OF 1925 18th st. NV.
HsdCn sa z a fHFt sslno5 Il. V' and
Thomas Cowser. -22. 500 q st. ne, and
Mariie johnson, 21. 1719 9Th st. NE
vrsa Aa'f Lee ' 1s '22 isie Il Rhode a" island sns
Kenneth Taylor. 80. Wheeling, W. Va,
an and -, Betty Allcock, 26. Elm Grove,
Harry Mills. 81, 1888 14th st. NV, and
robI Ella sts,n FHdse; Al s. so1 M 18th st. NV.
Leon johnson, 28, 5O62 Just st. NE, and
amanda . hyles. 2s; 9os 18th st. ne.
Anne Berding. 20, 3111 Foxhall I'd.
Ezell Taylor, A. 214o N st. NV. and
Herschel Glass, IS. 2322 29th st. NV,
aad,h. and Frsda Wiesenmyer' 40. 4oo4
Lewis Sfs'asT smm;, ns n:S ~. 171a Long pl. me-.
and shirley Plyes, 10, Parsons, w. Va.
Thaddeus Wilson, 81; 2s13 31st ct; Sc,
Ja%ss s.;;s! ;Gssnsy; e; 4o1 ~ 9Th , gl .s and
Stephens, 90. Alexandria, Va
Charles Thomas. 40, S36 New Hampshire
sye, sye; NV. and Annie cavannaugh, 50.
Israel Kaufman, 80, 1445 Ogden st. NV,
john snd ssed sssiha r vss i5 50ustGn sh St TEX
and Juanita Kizer. Fl. Garrett Park.
Samuel Papes. So. and Edna slumenfeld,
"a, both Of Baltimore.
JACK 6.t Bishop, 81; and Lilly Harris. 20,
Portal dr.. NV.
and Cassie Murke, 90, 542 56th st. ne.
James Smith. smith. 81, Arlington Va. and
Hartman Keefer. al, I445 Ogden st. ~ NV,
Robert McGrath, 27, is13 35th st.. NV,
and Joyce Smith. "A. 24O9 37th st. n. w.
Herman Payne, 62, Waldorf, Md, and
Gladys Rice. 40, 1928 New jersey ave
John Lansan,. 81. ana Beatrice Henry,
William Alexander. 90. and Jauuelynn
Russell. Malone. .2S, and siossie Mccray,
2s, 114S Bladensburg I'd. ne.
sno snd Emma Mauck, 26. 29s Maryland
wesd Aa51s 1895 nS sS a2nnie &C. ns Ms
heFseFt IT, erafsCa afG1inS e. " e. and Alice Kirby
NV. and Alice Brown. 46, 1745 T
Clarence Timmons, IS. and Louise Mar
shall: 20, both of 44O6 Hayes St. ne.
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Cleaning copper
chatting dish 1915

Large size, holds enough for company,
too. Has hot-woter pan, Sterno burner,
with heat control, cost bross legs.
The Hecht Co., 7th Floor, Wushinqton:
4th Floor, Silver Spring:
9TH Floor, Pdrkington
Evening star., 1952-06-17
III D. {. Combat Veterans
Return From Korea Duty

Eleven Washington men have
arrived in San Francisco among
Army combat veterans from Korea
aboard the transport Gen. Hase
The Army listed them as:
Corpl. Albert Anthony, 1921 A
street NE; Seaman Randolph F.
Carroll. 1903 Connecticut avenue
NV: Corpl. Dewey S. Craig. 2314
Huidekoper place NV: Corpl.
Albert G. Kaufman. 6710 Four
teenth place NV; Corpl. Melvin
Kelly. jr., SAIL Chapel Oaks drive,
Chapel Oaks. Md; Pfc. Richard
A. Lowin. 805 Mount Vernon
place NV.
Also Pfc. John A. Marby, 2110
Ninth street NV: Corpl. James
Turner, 1t19 T street NV; Pfc.
Robert M. Vermillion, 7O4 Sew
enteenth street NE: Maj. Mer-
ton T. Waite. 1447 Euclid street
NV, and Corpl. Camillus H.
Wells. 303 D street NV.
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Joseph Walter, 81. 91O 18th st. ne.
William Hickey, 81, 1905 Fairmont st. ny
Almina Bawsel, SO. 342 Bryant St, NV.
Mamie McKimmie. 50. 903 Allison st. NV
Charles Robbins. 76, 1900 3rd st. NV.
Ella Loefier, 75, 5059 Sergeant I'd. ne.
BENJAMIN Fielder, rs. 660I 9Th st. NV.
Mary Perkins. SO. 917 Quincy st. ne.
William Hill. go, 1905 Brentwood rd ne
Thomas Frazer. 55. 1924 Marlboro I'd.
William Delaney. SO. Arlington. Va.
Mildred Weaver. "a. 5000 11th st. ne.
Infant Albrittain. La Plata, Md.
George Tubman, 81, 24I5 H st. NV.
John Washington, rs, 1918 Anger Pl. Sc
John Austin. IS, 444 N st. NV.
Nancy Powell. So. l543 Sth st. NV.
Ma49 Etns1 SssSan SsSS,ason 4s 81 sa a2a n s. NV
Mare boases e. "a K St. assFd sW ST.
Susie Faulkner. AZ. IA 8 st. ne.
James Patterson. 30. 1881 10th st. ne.
Mary R. iasi siocum. So. a131 f r S. St. NV NV.
Elizabeth A. Steinert, 81. III Sheridan st
NV.
Maria G. Hines, 81. 1901 M st. NV.
Thomas ?. Mathers. 79, Gaithersburs, Md
deorse c. BOYD. g. g. 23iia .e.ra Ga ave, IN NV. w.
Frank s. Ottinger, 81, Sunbury. Pa.
Grayson K. Waite, So, 500 Decatur st. n W
Thomas J: Thompson, 45, 1918 Otis st. ne
Infant Frank J. Liddy. 3rd. iS4i Valle,
Infant TT Donald mai Z. Boyd as4s 18th st. n e
Beatrice A. Graves, 43, 1135 18th st. ne
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Lamb. 10. Alexandria, Va.
Robert Roberts, "a, Fort Bragg. N. c., and
Matthew Woodward. 81, 432 Ridge St
NV. and Edna Williams ri. 1925 18th
Grace Grimm, IS, Arlinston. Va anu
Joseph Blackburn, 1S, 37OS New Hamp-
snre ave. NV, and Cathrine Wagner
Roy johnson. 81, L. ia E st. NV and
Shirley Stuckey, 16. 22I E st. NV,
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Births Reported
From the D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistics

BOYS.
Everett and Louise Boswell.
Julian and Mary Cox.
John and Susan DeSimone.
RAYMOND and Helen Doyle.
Charles and Claudine GriggS,
Paul and Meta Harrison.
Stephen and Alvina Marinshaw.
Francis and Ida Mcdonald.
John and Dorothy Mcintosh.
Edward and Geraldine Mass.
Ingval and Elsie Olson.
John and Joan Pugliese.
Harry and Catherine Rust.
Harlan and Patricia semier.
veafeane voiI a4d aaa Theresa MarFseft Webb Stone
Audry and Eleanor Bennett.
Timothy and Grace Graham.
Comry and Weda Hall.
James and Viola Hedgeman,
Bow and Suey-ting Lee.
GIRLS.
Edward and Eron Bell.
Maurice and Lorraine Berenter.
Seymour and Zelda Berry.
Gabriel and Margie Burgee.
Allan and Ella Corderman
William and Audrey Cottrell.
John and Ann Cunningham
Briscoe and Marjorie Demory.
John and Phyllis Fraye
Daniel and Nancy Goldcamp.
Morris and Lottie Lambert
Joseph and Ruth Matthias,
Henry and Viola Myers
Kenneth and Letrice Newsome,
Archer and Charlotte overly
Louis and Patricia Shook.
Winthrop and Marion Southworth.
Leo and Bonnie Walker
James and Margaret Gross
William and Ruth Harriston.
Leon and Edith Mcknight.
Frank and Lillian Perry.
Shih and Fuying Ting
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Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. laD. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 10ait three tulI days and
recetUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other dnus
Evening star., 1952-09-30
Business Briefs

Business Failures in the week
ended September Is totaled 1856
compared with las in the pre-
cedlng week and 154 a year ago.
Dun 81 BradStreet.
Curtis Publishing Co. announced
it has set aside 81 million for the
purchase Of its prior preferred
stock at prices not to exceed $55 a
share.
Brazil. Tr. L. e. p. Co. in 6
months ended June 80 earned ST.
787.070 or $1,25 a share VS.. $15,-
466, 1862 or $1.09 in 1851 period.
Amer. g. For. Power Co. in IL
months ended June 80 earned $13,-
1888 VS.. $16.568,793 in 1851.
Great Northern Rwy. in 8
months ended August 81 earned
$10,641.019 or $3.49 a share VS..
$40. 0.S20,5s1 or $3.50 in 1851 period.
Northern Pacific Rwy. in 8
months ended August 81 earned
81, ,769 ,561 or $1.92 share VS.. So
CSC. .332. or $2.68 in 1851 period.
Continental Motors Corp. in 9
months ended July 81 earned $4,-
293, ,128 or 81. 80 a share VS.. 81, ,276,-
292 or SO cents in 1851 period.
Western Maryland Rwy. in 8
months ended August 81 earned
$3,120,741 or $17.59 a preferred
share VS.. $3.597,956 or $20.18 in
1851 period.
Chi, Milw., st. p. g. p. in 81
months ended August 81 earned
SO, ,106.425 VS.. $980,362 in 1851
period.
Arizona Pub. Ser. Co. in 12l
months ended August 81 earned
So, 1885, VS.. 81 .999, TOT in 1851.
East. Util. Assoc. & Subs. in IL
months ended August 81 earned
$2,384, ,122 VS.. 1884, 1872. in 1851.
West. Mass. Companies in 8
months ended August 81 earned
81 1882 $3.50 or $1.41 share VS.. ST.
373.507 or $1.40 in 1851 period.
U. S. Sugar Corp. in year ended
June 80 earned $f .707.419 or $1.05
a share vs.. $2,4lS.631 or $1.47 Ia
1851.
MagnavOx Co. in year ended
June 80 earned $1,343.76O or 81 80
a share VS.. So, ,233.237 or $3.01 in
1851.
George w. Borg Corp. in year
ended June 80 earned $873,891 or
$2.53 q share VS.. 81, ,l03, ,096 or 1920
in 1851.
Evening star., 1952-09-30
Chicuqo Gruin

| CHICAGO, Sept. 80 tR.--Grains de-
veloped steadier tone Today at the Board
Corn trading was Influenced BY q re-
port that Ireland had taken 1900 tons
over night for November, delivery. West
rsdeTs said. there was no new flour
During the first hour wheat was h-h
cent over, December So .33h corn was
70 higher to " lower, December ST .6Sh.
eats to ees p
higher to V lower. November S3.Ol1., and
.ard was cents . hundred pounds lower
Continued ideal autumn weather is
Ischeduled to the end Of the ~eek. Tenn
tperatures throughout the corn belt are
normal until Saturday. when some cooler
up to one-hal inch. we're predicted.
Ito bring the corn crop to well past any
chance 1shss Of OF frost damage and promote a
plenty of storage room available and this
condition probably will strengthen the
cash corn market which has been edgins
The Quaker Oats Co; in its weekly crop
summary. says some harvesting of corn
says that It is probable the test wsisht
and an n.st gpalitty Of this years crop will be
Offerings of olc-crop corn continue
moderate, with todas's estimated receipts
placed at go cars.
Harvesting Of soybeans Is well under
way and receipts are heavy as indicated
by 1900 cars received at Decatur. H..
yesterday.
Trading in soybean futures for other
than liquiG cation purposes was resumed to-
day following the increase In ceiling price
ITO IS? ton. Trading In soybean meal
since August 13 was permitted for liauida-
ton purposes only. Shortly after the
Opening today the January delivery sold
lat $S4, up $3, which Is the daily limit.