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Evening star., 1952-06-06
DINING ROOM

DINING HOOM
AS AS WE ouARANTEE You sAvviiNds
OF 20es TO 50es ON NEW sAMPLl
CLoSEouTs. LOOK AT THEsl
Solid lined oak extension table ant
leaf and 4 chairs. was S10e, 80. nov
S79.50; finest quality genuine graz
walnut table and 2 leaves. 4 chair
and credenza buffet. was 1925. nov
$199.76: genuine mahos. drop-lea1
:Ia sslf H. Duncan .a2 Ihy5e msss. .tsl:; va
maple extension dinette table ant
leaf and 4 chairs, was 500 so. nov
$47.a0; many more bargains toe
numerous to mention. Open Thurs
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain store Of Wash
DISHWAsHER, new Hobart; stainiees
ss.'1 p stsss o%. iGs .e1 .. $751; ;s's.ursa. e.
ELECTRIC RANGE, new ph.lco. .pur-
chased With 1eg home; will SELF for
EfEcTRiC RANGE. Hotpoint. 7-et.
.ac$si q $sst csSS, St.sS I'M; !. sssS' s,;. 81
SIN. size; approx. 80 flction bks.. sood
read; Gus. bit. glass dble. Or. bk-
case. Sac. SIS compl. Hu. 6s2s eyes,
FANs-All popular brands: new 1851
models In original factory cartons
with. !. year free service; 25es dis
count for cash. DALMO SALES CO.,
923 11th st. NV, Elk. 1905. liz
motor from furnace blower; We fur
wear. Ma. 47a6.
FAN. 1e-in. osciilatine, for direct cur
M rent essa only; nearly new. s16. Can
FILE CABINETS
New 4-drawer steel, ktter sire, $50 .eB:
wood transfer files. $3.50; ell types
Of once furniture avail: free de-
livery. N. FRANK d SON. Ala 2rd
st. NV. EX. 1914.
FIREWORKS-Whol.. jobbers, re-
teilers. stand operators. Order now
for July 4th sales. New items. low
IS M fssorT rn1ns Ss q TTIs tSE REiss
NOVELTY co. iloo Mt. olivet I'd.
FUR COAT, fngertip. sable dyed
squirrel. size 12; reasonable for i'm
med. sale. good cond. 10. 2-o773.
sALE-Brand-nev, bet
ter-grade bedrm;, dining rm,, living
fins.ory fac. 70, .arpisS; cssS Ell freos fERss sey
BBIDG.. 4e6 New York ave. nv;
daily. 1915; Sat. til 4. RE. 4Sl0.
fContfnued on Next Paael
Evening star., 1952-06-06
HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

Circulation records dept, national
publication. Must have initiative
and ability to handle details; 6-day
week; vacation. insur., hosp, ad-
yancement. CO. 1014. --6
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DEPT. MANAGER

Knitting and art needle
familiar with all phases Of
this handwork. and be capable
Of giving instructions. Ability
to keep stock records and as
sist in buying helpful. II you
can qualify. the position Is
permanent and salary will be
based on ability. Many en-
ployment benefits. Store 10.
Ter yS some ne one one living In Vicinity.
Phone MR.. sHEEHAN. Ov.
Evening star., 1952-06-06

SECRETARY for interesting once
Se,a.: GSrs: III. including ;IS some dictation
$50 to $50 4:So. W Airocond. Acm .Vei ef,,cs' nouTs &
day. week. Immediate employment
Call Ma. 3919 for interview ap.
polntmenC. 3
SECRETARY, for one-girl patent law
ONCE in National Press Bldg; previ-
Gus experience not necessary but
perience. Box SS-z, Star. So
Evening star., 1952-06-06

9prins, Nd. For further informa.
tion. call Ma. 3S91. %
CABINET: corner. 2z-in.. mahoS :,
new cond. Must sasridce; rsas. I'm.
sASSSAGSE az ~ TS44lo Nsa,s; s|ssss!s: Is
8i3 18th st. NV. o'
sssfines. sldo. ScmDi. u. s-sssss.. sss.
CAMERA, Kodak retina ia. with
leather case, an automatic controls.
never used; no dealers. 1901 14th
CASH REaIsrKR, Nstionsl, electric:
SSnss1a Sns cent setse e isss $Ss; ;sS: :! cheap. La.
cMAR. A lounge. Dc luxe contour, ad-
$IS5. practically new. $50. dE.
CHAIR. ORIGINAL Mt, vernon chair.
perfect condition. DU. cree before
.;lSgSI 70 I'm; - or s After 2 Pm Pm: .,. .s,u.
CHIN So,sctsoS SSE d;.I sides sa lass; chins 1s
CHiNEsE C6Rios and other orna-
frame; 1 to .. ASA aueSsc &. NV.
M s;.i.: :TSyE g, ,.!.s1,.s AND HooP b. 4.
formation. csii DU. 0S00. IS
CLARINET. Bundy. in excellent Gel.
baby carriage and stroller. both for
GSES4atNoAAs.ssutifSi GSEaSiSHtN suaihfsfi' hats. s shoes,
all:occasion dresses. siSel 10 and 12.
Call DU. S4S3 after o weekdays.
CLOTHING. mans. coat size. A reg 9
pants. 3S-29: suits Sincl. tuxedol !:
s9rd s9Ed suit 'nt apa q, light jacket $40 sSs'
COUCH and matching chair, large.
with slip covers. owner leavins city.
CRfB AND MATTRESS. s2s; chies @
rink skates, lady's. size g. SIS;
HNR Msdsslist .22 tarset rihe. $4S.
Evening star., 1952-06-06

CLERKS
Some Bookkeeping experience. also
typists and phone clerks; excellent
opportunity for neat, competent
Girls; 5:day week. vacation with
Apply In person. See Mr.. 6ilvern.
PHILLIPS. INC.
v01z shannon pl. s.e., Anacostia,
D.. C.. 1 block north Of Nichols ave.
between You and v SITS. s.e. 10
Evening star., 1952-06-06
Clerk-Stenographer

For real estate insurance
frm; top salary; modern air
conditioned ofices; cony. mid
town location; 5-day wk., 8 to
s; vacations with pay; perm.
position. 1900, Conn. ave. NV.
For appt.. call DE. 7120, MR..
WILSON.
Evening star., 1952-06-06

COLLEGE sTUDENT-Vacation voTE
m sO1 $500 or sS ds1. hssn eo@;
see Mr.. p. c. Tully between and
$3.50 pm. No phone calls.
p. c, TULLY
024 DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
1346 CONN. AVE. NV. 10
Evening star., 1952-06-06

EdIs EEzf e6vrR eEB SLEak cEkASsRs sHRs
Columbia 1171. Ask for Mr.. Dennis
SEAMSTRESs. tailor's helper, able
e work on mems ready-to-wear.
convenience; full or part time: good
pay. 0E. 0lOO. q
Evening star., 1952-06-06

TECHN1CIAN - Statistical. recent
high school graduate preferred with
mathematical background. Knowl-
edge Of calculating machines help
full but not essential. 5-day. 4O-hr.
wk., excel. salary. numerous employe
benefits. Call ME. 6911. Ia
TELEPHONE OPERATOR with tipping
experience for insurance agent's Of
nee. Call Mr.. HENNEBERGER. RE.
1900. %
surance ONCE. YOUNG q SIMON
$40 woodward Bldg. -S
TYPIST. full and part time; startins
salary, S1.60 per hour. Box 46s-A
TYPiSTS (white)-Permanent posi-
tions starting at 80. 400; rapid ad-
vancement;. excellent SURROUNDINGS;
5-day week: liberal vacation and
sick leave; under 40. Personal In
terviews between am. and 4 pm.
Personnel once: NATIONAL GEO
ne. Do not telephone. Ia
Evening star., 1952-06-06
MOTOR TRAVEL

SYRACUsE-Free transportation fol-
! or 2 ladies with woman driver.
Leave June 10. References ex-
changed: DU: 0462. g.
TO NEBRASKA or en- route; leave
June 8; take one man; ref. exch
Evening star., 1952-06-06

dERICAI-GENERAI-Is your pres
ent Job dull7 Can you type? Here,
your work 10 interesting. The ex-
pertence will give you greater earn
ing power, good salary, permanent.
Apply Mr.. Waters, D. J. KAUFMAN,
INC. 1005 Penna. ave. NV. -
CLERK, white; for dry cleaning store
capable OF managing store, must be
well recommended. Good pay. STYLE
CLEANERS. 3707 Nichols ave. sc.
No phone calls. %
CLERK, experienced mems furnish
1ngs; knowledge of typing; reliable.
ABBY 912 E st. NV. -S
CLERK. white; dry cleaning store;
excellent working conditions and OPP
poftunity for advancement; hospital
benefits, vacation with pay; exp.
only. Call MR.. COPE. DU. 1413.
CLERK TO LEARN OPERATION of
multilith and addressograph ma
chimes; general mailing room assist
9nce. Interesting work; 5-day Wk.
Box 174-Y, Star. -6
CLERK. experienced; knowledge Of
bookkeeping and typing essential; o.
day wk.; IN small ONCE of large
company; Colmar Manor area. State
age, experience and salary desired.
Box 449-A. Star. -S
CLERKS for dry cleaning establish
ment; $40 per wk.; Falls Church
residents preferred also part-time
help. Call MIR. BUTLER, OV. 100.
Evening star., 1952-06-06

DISHWASHER, must be experienced;
$25 wk.; no suns. 1909 18th st. NV.
--0
IDRAFTsAfAN. beginner or experi-
enced, for topographic drafting.
Convenient location. air-conditioned
EDIPHioNE OPERxToR, exper.. down
town air-conditioned bldg, by large
corporation; hours. Q to 8. Phone
TX. 2S00. %
Evening star., 1952-06-06
HELP WoMEN

EGG CANDLER-Must be exper,, II
not please do not apply. SUPREME
BUTTER AND EGG CO.. 432 18th
OPERATOR, white, exper.
not necessary, good pay. Apply 72O
Shoreham Building, -
Evening star., 1952-06-06
C-6 THE EVENING STAR
hELP WoMEN Cont

Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1852
Evening star., 1952-06-06

sssy posoS %H 3: saps sePs aea :ssSs
CLOTHING CO.. 700 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
CASHIER

CASHlER CHECKEaS, full or part
time. Permanent positions for de-
pendAble women experienced on su-
per market registers. Apply in per-
CASHIER CIGAR CLERK, exper.;
excel. pay; S-4 shift. CHEVY CHASE
PHARMACY, WO. 5000. --S
cAMaMRlsnM4RiSs Ams1lcsn ETTSPsan n,H. E. 3
live on premises; must have refs.
Weekdays call HU 1900. %. Cali
OR 1890 after 8 pm. -6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
Bus Radio Foes 10 Fight
Transit Fare Increase


The citizens committee trying
to silence bus radios asked au-
thorities yesterday to turn down
Capital Transit's request for
higher fares.
The group said the company
has deliberately driven away
thousands of customers" who
won't stand for radio rides.
The National Citizens Com
mittee Against Forced Listening
sent its appeal to the Public
Utilities Commission and to the
District Committees on Capitol
Hill.
Bernard Tassler, the citizens
committees national chairman.
declared his group has received
letters. postcards and phone calls
which prove that Capital Transit
is running its own business by
making passengers listen to its
radio shows.
His statement said the transit
firms rate request shouldn't be
considered seriously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
Mrs. Michaud Pleads
Not Guilty 10 Reno
SIS Million Robbery
BY the Associated Press

CARSON CITY, New, June T.
Mrs. Jeanne dare Michaud, So,
attractive self-styled brains" be-
hind the fabulous 81, 500, 900 Red
field burglary in Reno last Febru-
airy, pleaded innocent yesterday in
Federal Court here.
| A few minutes afterward, Mrs.
Michaud's defense was shaken
when another of eight persons ar
rested in connection with the rob-
berry pleaded guilty.
\ The guilty plea came from Ben
ton H. Robinson, IS, who with
Mrs. Michaud was accused with
transporting across State lines the
loot from the burglary.
Another principal in the case,
Mrs. Leona Mae Giordano. SO.
pleaded innocent yesterday.
Trial Set June %.
The trial of Mrs. Michaud, for
merly of Waterbury. Conn, was
set by Federal Judge Roger Foley
flor June %. Mrs. Giordano, who
had nothing to do with the bur-
glary, but is accused of obtaining
50, 100 from one of the arrested
burglars. will stand trial June ID.
FBI agents. when they arrested
Mrs. Michaud in Flagstaff, ,Ariz.,
March Is, said they recovered
$50, 900 in cash, $685. 40 worth of
Ijewelry and $73,983 in stock Ger
tificates.
They also discovered $36,731 in
currency stuffed in a chair in Mr..
RobinSon'S room at a Reno di-
Ivorcee guest ranch. Mrs. Michaud,
a French Canadian divorce, was
a boarder at the ranch and Rob-
inson worked there as a handy
man.
Three Others Charged.
Three others charged with in
Iterstate transportation of the loot
are to be brought here for trial.
They are John Triliegi, 81; Frank
Sorrenti. SO. and Andreis r.
Young, 46. all of Milwaukee, Wis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
1928 DUBLIN DRIVE
FOREST ESTATE
SILVER SPRING, ND.

Completely redecoroted 2-stoy brick and
single house in popular subdivision.
House hos living room with wood-burn-
ing fireplace, separate dining room, nice
kitchen. On the second floor there ore
twin-size bedrooms and tile both. Full
basement with outside entrance. Cos
heot. Attached one-cor garage. Lot
size, 5lxl2O. immediate possession.
Price, Sle.e5o. Coll Mr.. BoiIey, IA.
6-5382.
To reach: Out Georgia Avenue to August Drive
I3ust past Forest Glen Road, right 5 blocks to
Dublin Drive, right to house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
7 in Falls Church Decline School Reappoinfmenis

Two members of the Falls
Church School Board whose terms
expire June 80. have notified the
City Council they cannot serve if
reappointed.
They are DR.. Alfred M. Palmer,
head OF the medical staff of
Arlington Hospital. and Richard
L. Saintsing, Government supply
specialist. Both gave the pressure
of business as their reasons for de-
Ginning.
A third member whose term is
expiring, Daniel v. Stapleton, as
sistant chief Of foreign service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
EIizobeth's Coronation
Date Becomes Official
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, June Queen Eliza
beth II last night signed the docu.
ment which officially proclaim.
the date of her coronation mex
year and sets the stage for more
pageantry today.
Elizabeth's coronation day wa!
fixed several weeks ago as June 2
1858. The proclamation-part OF
an ancient ritual-will be reae
publicly at four places in Londor
today amid colorful ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
$50 ROSEMARY LANE
DEvONSHIRE GARDENS
FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA

Brick rombIer only z yeors old in quiet
section Of FoIIs Church. Home is in fine
condition and contoins living room with
fireplace, dining room, ottroctive kitchen
with counter-type bar between kitchen
and dining room, 8 bedrooms and both.
Permanent stoirwoy to storage ottic Full
basement with Iovotoy. Cos heot. Half
ocre lot. Garage. Assume 40 81 loan.
Price. S2l.e50. Coll Mr.. KoerbeI, IA.
1892.
To rech: Out Lee Hiohwav thru Falls
Church, turn left on E. Rosemary Lane at
Deronshire Garden sign gust past entrance
to Virginia Forest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
Germun to Speak

DR.. Friedrich Wunderlich, pres
ident of the Methodist Theologi-
cal Seminary, Frankfurt, Ger
many, will be guest speaker at
8:45 and IL am. tomorrow at
Calvary Methodist Church, 1859
Columbia road NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07

personnel for the State Depart
ment. said he will serve if ap-
pointed.
The council is scheduled to fill
the three vacancies at a meeting
at 8 pm. Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07

Reno authorities indicated
charges also may be filed against
two Reno men, Anthony and Louis
Gazzigli. Both presently are free
on bond as material witnesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
6646 BARNABY ST. NV.
BARNABY WOODS

Excellent buy in larger type brick home in
one Of Woshineton's exclusive residential
sections. First floor hos living room with
fireplace, separate dining room, den ond
kitchen. Second floor has moster bed
room ond both and z other eood-sze
bedrooms and bath. Permanent stoirwoy
to ottic, full basement. built-in eoroee.
Gas heot. Nice Jorge wooded lot. Price,
$32. 500. Coll Mr.. Schofer, Oh. s3l4.
To reach. From Cherry Chase Circle out
Western Avenue to Arcadia Place Il block
past PthehurSt Circlel right 1 block to Barna-
ou Street and lett to house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
S55 S. IVY STREET
WESTMoNT
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

Wonderful home for small foniIy who
desires to be within close waking dis
tonce Of large shopping center and both
elementary school and jr. high school.
Brick serdetqehed home with Lying
room, dining room, kitchen on first floor
and z bedrooms and tile both on second
floor. Full basement, portioIIy finished
with tile flooring. Oil heot. This home
is in immaculate condition. Price,,
$l2.85o. Coll Mr.. Thomas. VI. 596l.
Road, right block to 9th Street South,
right block to S. Irv Street and left to
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
1913 N. JEFFERSON ST.
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

ldeoI brick and frome house in nice sub
division for tomiiy with children. Very
convenient to schools, shopping and
churches. First floor has living room
with fireplace, dining room. kitchen.
Second floor hos bedrooms ond tile
bath. Full basement with half bath.
Storm windows and awnings. Fenced in
yard. Price, $2l 900. Coll Mr.. Post,
IA. 2-l5l7.
To reach: From Clarendon 90 out N. Wash
inpton Boulevard past Glebe Road to N.
Jefferson Street, left to house.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1952-02-07
TIE SWAP GETS UNDER WAY
Question of Getting Right Tie and
Right Man Together


The problem of the Christmas
necktie is here again. But this
year somebody is going to do
about it. Its just a
question of getting the right tie
and the right man together" said
Mr.. Smith, manager of the Smyrna
Cleaners. fortunately, when it
comes to ties, one mans nightmare
is another mans dreamboat. Our
idea is to engineer a gigantic shut
fle that viii end with everyone sat
isfed." During the entire month
of February, which is National Tie
Cleaning Month, Smyrna Cleaners
will run a Tie Exchange Pool"
Mr.. Smith invites men everywhere
to gather up those Christmas ties
that strike the wrong note and
bring 'em on down. For each tie
you bring in, you can sselect an
other from the Tie Exchange Bar.
All ties in the Tie Bar have been
Sanitone dry cleaned. Meanwhile,
the ties you turn in will be dry
cleaned and added to the pool.
''What can you lose ?" asks Mr..
Smith, "all it costs you is the price
of dry cleaning, and you get tie
you likew Well, at last someone's
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1952-02-07
Girls Basketball

The Girls Varsity Basketball
Team played Caesar Rodney
Thursday, January 81, on the
Smyrna court. The Smyrna girls
lost 52-19. Joan McNatt was high
scorer for Smyrna with eight
points. The following girls partic-
ipated in the game: Judy Orwell,
Tarun Comegys, Patty Middleton,
Charlotte ONeal, Joan McNatt,
Mary Esther Houtman, Doris
Dukes, Carolyn Marsh, Patsy Beck,
Marlyn Attix, Diane Short and
Rosalie Williams.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1952-02-07
School Reporter
Good Citizen Award

On Friday, February 1, the an
nouncement was made concerning
the schools good citizen award.
The winner was Doris Dukes. Pre-
viously the Senior Class had nom
mated Doris Dukes, Marie VanPeIt
and Joan McNatt as candidates.
The winner was selected by the
faculty according to school service.
Smyrna Junior High Team Wins
On Thursday of last week the
Clayton basketball team played
host to the Smyrna Junior High
School Team. Clayton took the
dead in the first period by a score
Of to 3. Smyrna came back
strong in the second quarter and
led at half-time by score of 81.
In the early part of the third
quarter Moffett of Clayton left the
game with five personal fouls. At
the end of the third period Smyrna
led by 8 points with the score
standing at 1911. The game end
ed with Smyrna leading rs to 10.
The starting five for Clayton
consisted by Jay Knight, Turk
orvis. Bobby Spencer, Paul Loder
and Walter Moffett. The individ-
usi scoring for Smyrna went as
follows:
Hudson, 8 points; Cassell, 2
points; Wheeler, o points; Gebhart,
10 points; Gray, 4 points; Donovan,
point; Hyatt, o points; Solloway,
2 points.
The referee was George Coyle
and the umpire was Billy Dough-
ten.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1952-02-07
Kent County Student Council
Meeting

MeeClnS
On Tuesday, February 5, the
fourth meeting of the Kent Coun-
ty Student Council was held in
Harrington High School. The bus
mess meeting started at 1870, with
all schools represented.
The meeting was taken up with
last minute details ON the Queen
of Hearts Dance being held at Mil
ford High School on February 16.
After the business of the dance
was settled a short discussion of
an assembly exchange was made
along with the exchange of ideas
on new projects in the schools.
The meeting adjourned at 8
o'clock, with plans made for the
next meeting at Dover or FELTON,.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1952-02-07
Queen of Hearts Dance

Nominations for the representa-
tive of the Smyrna High School to
the annual Queen of Hearts Dance
were held on Monday morning and
the following senior girls were
nominated: Joan McNatt; Resale
Williams and Marie VanPelt. The
entire student body will vote on
one and the winner will be crown
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1952-02-07

ed Queen of Hearts from Smyrna.
The dance is an annual affair spon-
sored by the student organization
from the Kent County Schools. The
dance will be held on February 10
at Milford High School.
The Smyrna High School band
participated in the recent March
on Polio Drive staged by the polio
committee in Smyrna. The parade
wound it's way through the streets
of the town and the band played
many stirring marches.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1952-02-07

high window because he'd invested
too heavily in U. S. bonds. De-
tense Bonds do not rise and faA
in value with the market.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1952-02-07
Roman Banquet of Latin Clubs

Roman Banquet of Latin Clubs
The annual Roman Banquet of
the Latin Clubs was held last Fri
day in the cafeteria of the school.
A large procession of Latin stu
dents dressed as Romans was led
by James Roth, master of cere-
monies. Prizes were awarded to
Joe Stevens, Barbara Walker and
Marjorie Johnson for the best COS
tunes. Among the entertainment
were a gladitorial contest between
Hal Bodley and Steve Szelestei and
disc throwing. Group singing was
led by Tarun Comegys. Guests
who helped serve were Mrs. john
son, Mrs. Shorts, Mrs. Downes,
Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Takach.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1952-02-07

doing something about the Christ
mas tie problem.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1952-02-07

Nobody ever jumped out of a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
-Four Die as Fire Sweeps Apartment in Chicago

Fire officials said the blaze. Of
undetermined origin, apparently
started in the basement. It spread
upward and to the rear porche:
on which were oil-storage tanks
The intense heat exploded the
tanks.
Victims included Mrs. Mary
Loucks, 81: her grandson. Kevir
Kelly Nichols, 9 months; Mis-.
Bonnie Laiske, IS, and Leonard
Presley, so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
SCI. 900 JeweIy Theft At Soks Still UnsoIved

Police disclosed last night thai
a number of trays holding
watches, brooches, pins and othel
jewelry were jimmied out of 9
showcase Tuesday few feet from
me of the store entrances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
900 AustroIiun Troops
Arrive for Korean War

PUSAN. Korea, April ga con-
tingent of 1000 Australian troops
arrived here this morning.
The 1st Battalion of the Royal
Australian Regiment will join the
I'D Battalion which already is
serving with the British list Com
lmonWealth Division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
Rx The Assaeinfad Press

CHICAGO, April 3.-Four per-
sons, including o baby-sitting
grandmother and her grandson,
persisted in a $4,000 fire which
destroyed a 12-flat. four-story
apartment building last night.
Eight other persons, including
six firemen, were injured. About
80 persons fled or were carried
out by firemen. The building is
at Milwaukee and North avenues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

NEW YORK, April 3.-Police
say they have no clue to the theft
ct 1000 in jewelry, taken from
Saks Fifth avenue department
store without a trace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
PTA Lecture on Safety
BY Edyth Thomos Wallace

The Emery School PTA will
hear an illustrated lecture on
safety by Kenneth McCloSkey, OF
the Capital Transit Co., at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the school, Lincoln
road and S street NE.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-03-07
Society and Personals
Man
Takes Coast
Girl as Bride

Beverly Joyce Wolf was married
to Arthur Schwartz of Phoenix
Feb. II in Los Angeles.
She is the daughter of Mrs. Sally
Golden and Jacob Wolf of San Fer
nando, Calf. Mr.. Schwartz par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob H.
Schwartz of 19 S. 29th DR..
A reception honored the couple
at the home of the brides mother
and then they went to Las Vegas,
New, for honeymoon.
Attending them were Miss Raye
Delnick of Los Angeles and Robert
Schwartz, brother of the groom.
For the wedding the birdie chose
a suit of beige and navy blue CAB
ardine with black accessories. On a
white Bible, she carried a single
white orchid.
Attended U. C. L. A.
Mrs. Schwartz is a former stu
dent at u. G. L. A. She was act
i've in Hillel and is now associated
with the Los Angeles chapter of
B'nai Birth Women.
Mr.. Schwartz attended Arizona
State College and U. C. L. A. He
also served with the Navy in World
War II and is presently an cleo
tronics technician for the U. S.
Treasury Department.