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Milford chronicle., 1953-07-31
WiLMiRgtOn'S Semi
Annual Dollar Day
Wednesday, Aug. 5
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an impressive show of shows Of
high quality merchandise at the
lowest possible prices" Whining
ton merchants, after weeks of care
full buying and scrutiny of the
worlds leading wholesale markets
to replenish some stocks, have been
fortunate in obtaining, according to
Mr.. Lattomus, many unusual bar
gains. Every penny saved" he said,
will be passed on to the retail
buyer"
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-31
ADAMS X ROADS
Mrs, Marian Robinson
Phone Greenwood 1852

Mr.. and Mrs. William Mutterer
spent a few days in New Jersey
recently attending the funeral of
their sister.
Mrs. William Dennis, of Pennsyl-
vania, spent Saturday and Sun
day here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Earle Robinson.
There will be no services at
BloOmery until Angst 18th. and it
will be in the afternoon.
Don't forget the club picnic at
the Smithville Community House.
August 1, in the evening.
Miss Bernice Lare and cousin
were Sunday supper guests of Mrs.
William Dennis.
The johnson sisters had Denton
relatives on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Grace HOrsey and Marian
Robinson spent Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Walter Lyden.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-31
Two Milford Men
Attend Texas Camp
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every cadet will fire the 80 nm AA
cannons at high altitude targets,
and the light 40 nm and so calibeT
guns at lower flying aerial targets.
At the completion of the summer
training period, eighty-fve cadets
who have already graduated from
college, will receive commissions in
the Army Reserve as Second Lieu
tenants.
Final ceremonies of the camp will
close the training period July 80
Cadets will depart the West Texas
post July 31st.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-31

as directed By the secretary or pay
the marketing penalty on the excess
wheat. The marketing penalty is as
per cent Of wheat parity as of May
1, 1854.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-31

Pedestrians Killed
In 1851, $40 pedestrians were
killed in US. traffic accidents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14

In desert areas a human being
without water win die in less than
u week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
REAL ESTATE MARKET STAYS AT PEAK
p.s.s THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, F.sry.r, i. ,,ss

tract, to Mr.. and Mrs. Rex o.
Biaza of Key West.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Davis have
sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Han
lin for $1,000 land in Matecunibe
Ocean-Bay subdivision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Citizens,
Jr. have sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam C. Berry, s1s Fleming Street,
for S10,5O land and improvements
in Key West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erdell Mutchler
have sold for 5000 to z. L. Cot
ton inc. lots in Riviera Village
of Monroe County.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Egan have
sold for $500 a lot in Matecumbe
Ocean Bay subdivision to Martin
T. Hall and H. George Fink, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Guzeika
have sold for $40, 300 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Powell Brazelton of
Ohio, two lots in Matecumbe Ocean
Bay subdivision.
Virginia Hendrix Dawson, widow
sold one-tentn OF ner oil, gas and
mineral rights in Big Pine Key.
Big Torch Key, Ramrod Key, Su.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
RENT
FORUM

(These questions were selected
from those often asked Of the local
rent office. If you have question
about the rent sterilization pro-
gram address it to: Area Rent Of
flee, 216 Federal Building, Key
West, Florida.)
QUESTION: My landlord is re-
quired to furnish a refrigerator but
the one he furnishes is an old type
and too small for my needs. /
have asked him to remove II so
that I can buy and install larger
and more modern type. Am / en-
titled TO reduction In rent?
ANSWER: No. II the landlord
keeps the equipment required avail
able to the tenant and the tenant
chooses not to use it then the land
lord is not required to reduce the
rent. OF course, if the refrigerator
we're unusualbe because of lack Of
mechanical repair Their the land
lord would be required to repair
or replace it or reduce the rent
by its value.
QUESTION: Does a suit for
damages by the Government
against landlord bar the tenant
from taking similar action on his
own behalf for the same over
charge?
ANSWER: Yes, II does. During
the first 30 days after a violation
occurs only the tenant involved
can bring suit for damages but
after that time suit for damages
by either the tenant or the Gov
eminent bars the o;her from filing
a similar suit for the same viola
ton. However. the Government can
file q suit for INDUCTION or like
order to require compliance whe-
Their the tenant sues or not. Usually
any judgement rendered as a re-
suit of the Governments suit
would include up TO full refund to
the tenant for the entire over
charge in addition to any sum
ordered paid into the U. S. Trea-
sury.
QUESTION: When I rented an
apartment my landlord showed
me the registration which stipu-
lates q garage is included. Since
| have no car | told my landlord
| didn't need the garage so he has
since rented IL TO someone else but
is still charging me the same
maximum rent. Is that right?
ANSWER: II your landlord is re.
quired TO furnish garage he must
do 80, even though you cant use
II. In q case such ss yours the
Rent Director may reduce the
rent by the value of the garage.
since the landlord has rented the
garage 10 someone else. You
should take your problem 10 the
rent office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
Access Channel
To Be Dredged

S. Black, 341 NV South River
Drive, Maimi has applied for an
Army Engineer Permit to dredge
an access channel, in Boot Key
Harbor, northerly shore, at appli-
cant's property, lots /, 2, and 3,
block 3, Parrish subdivision at
Marathon.
The applicant proposes to dredge
a channel approximately so feet
wide, IS feet long and five feet
deep to connect an existing basin
with deep water in Boot Key Har-
Dor.
The applicant proposes to cut
through an existing rock dixie i'm,
mediately southwark of the south
erly line of section 9, T. 66 S., 81
E. The dredged material would be
deposited on applicants upland
shoreward of adequate retaining
dikes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14

gar Loaf and Saddle Bunch Keys
to the Florida Exploration com
pany, Miami. Perky Properties and
the Island Holding company had
executed a mineral deed in 1917
to the late Joseph NJ. Dawson,
covering an undivided half interest
to the oil, gas and minerals in that
area.
William McFerris Lowe, widow
er has sold for 5000 land ct Grin
nell and Truman Avenue to W. r.
Lowe of 9O6 Grinnell Street, Key
West.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanskat
have sold for 5000 "a Key West
lot to Arthur Mulberg, 600 John.
son Street, Key West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Monsslvatge,
have sold for $1,000 property on
William ands Caroline Street 10
Paul Jr., and his wife Of SIS WI
liam Street. +
Kathleen Follett Andrew, single
has sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Costa, for SIS. 900 land on the Keys
in Township 66. Range 50 East.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
OPS EMPLOYEES OUT

ATLANTA tR - About $50 en-
ployes Of the Office of Price
Sterilization in the Southeast will
get dismissal notices Monday.
Regional Director Charles Glenn
sent to workers at field offices in
Jacksonville, Miami. Birmingham,
Montgomery, Nashville, Memphis.
Jackson, Miss, Atlanta and Sa-
vannah.
He said Thursday he had been
instructed from Washington to
close the district offices by March
Is and that only a small number
of enforcement personnel win re-
main beyond then.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
Keys, Key Vest
ShOU Numerous
Sales liz Week

Metropolitan Life Insurance has
just paid $40, 500 for land and build
ings in Sombrero Subdivision, Ma
ration. bought from Atlantic Re-
filming Company, Pennsylvania
corporation, according to deed
filed with Circuit Court Clerk Earl
Adams last week.
Another large series Of sales
took place last week by F. P.
Sadowski and Sons. They sold for
81 900, lot IS in Little Venice Sub
division to Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
A. Raecker Of Illinois.
Sadowski has also sold for
$11,500 lot n in Little Venice to
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Jarmon
Of Ocean City, Md.
Another sale made by the Mara
thon corporation was for 81 500 to
T. S. Benjamin, Granite City, Ill.
Still another sale was recorded
for $1,000 of lot 2 in Little Venice,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guzowski
Of Michigan.
The Guzowskis bought six other
lots for $500 In Little Venice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job p. yelling,
Marathon bought for $4,000 one lot
in Little Venice from Sadowski.
Hudgins and Alfonso have sold
for 5000 to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
w. Kraus, three lots in Summer
land Beach Addition No. 2. accord
ing to deed filed last week. The
Krauses live in Arlington, Va.
Clyde W. Montgomery and his
wife have sold for 81, 800, Salt Pond
lots in Key West TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest A. Roberts, 532 Grinnell
Street.
Porter Wager Russell have sold
for $500, lot 2 OF a Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14

fell in love while learning the
sport.
So it started out that way Thurs.
day. with the bride and groom
Swimming along behind the min
lister in a motorboat.
No one, however, could hear the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
City Building
Permits Slow

Angle Alvarez, $40 Simonton
Street, has taken out a $4,000 per-
NIT to build CHS structure, ac-
cording to City Building Inspector
Ray Knopp.
]. F. Porter, 1925 Fogarty has
taken out an $500 permit to build
a CHS garage.
Charles Milford, 1928 Staples
Avenue, is building an $1,000 CHS
residence.
Hlglwilder is building for SIS 900
at $40 Truman Avenue, a fence
and portable building.
Albert A. Terry, GIT Thomas
Street is building steps at a cost
of $50.
S. Brownstein, 1903 South Street
is building porch for $3.50, on
an existing building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14
Young Couple Miss
Wedding On Water Skis

MIAMI, Fla. R-Nineteen.year.
old Betty Anderson and Frank
Dyslin. Is, wanted . wedding on
water skis because they met and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14

Wood is always in movement. 1t
shrinks as 1t dries and Swells as it
abSorbs moisture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-14

Rev. Jefferson Stiles's words above
the roar Of the motors; the bathing
suit of one of the bridesmaids split
up the back; and finally both
Betty and Prank pitched into the
ocean.
The bride and groom swan to
the beach. Rev. Stiles joined them
there and had them repeat the
vows while standing knee-deep In
water.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-01-02

Legal Blanks at The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-01-02

reported to the Employment Sc
curity Commission, stood at
1892 in June of this year as
compared with 42,486 in the same
month of 1851.
Population at the beginning of
1852, according to the Develop
ment Boards annual estimate
based on reports from transport
alton companies, stood at 1873, 900
and it was indicated that the to-
tai number of persons in the terri
tory in December will exceed
100000.
Enrolment in the Territorial
schools at the end of the first
week Of the 1928 school year
totaled 18,048 as compared with
the previous record total of 14,597
at the same time a year caller,
according to the Territorial Com
missioner of Education.
Automobiles and other vehicles
licensed in Alaska numbered
44,864 in December, as compared
with 37,039 in 1851.
Federal income tax collections
in the Territory in the 1852 fiscal
year reached an all time record
total Of $41 ,006,579 as compared
with $36,894,861 the previous
year.
The 1852 tourist season, though
hurt by the long steamship tieup
of the summer, brought record
numbers Of travellers to the Terri
tory by air and over the Alaska
Highway, the Development Board
reported.
AS the year ended, indications
I were that the high level Of &C.
onomic activity in 1852 would be
continued into 1853, according to
the Board.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-01-02
1852 Was Year
Without Parallel
In Alaska History

JUNEAU 800 Despite two costly
maritime tieups, Alaska in 1852
experienced year of prosperity
and progress without parallel in
its history, according to an Alaska
Development Board summary Of
the years industrial and business
conditions.
Employment, earnings and
bank deposits reached record
highs, while industrial develop
ments promising new era Of
stable progress were commenced
or announced.
Vying for top billing in the
years business news were the
start of the construction on the
$46 million plant Of the Ketchi-
kan Pulp Company, and the an
nouncement by the Aluminium
Company of America of inten-
tons to build $500 million alum
mum smelter near Skagway.
Good progress was made at
Lost River on Seward Peninsula
on the lode tin mine and mill
of the United States Tin Corpor-
alton.
Preliminary reports reaching
the Development Board indicated
that the value of mine production
for 1852 would total about $40
million, up 10 percent from 1851.
Gold production was slightly high
er than in 1851, according to these
early figures.
The salmon pack although up
about $4,000 cases over the small
pack Of 1851, was generally dis
appointing. Its value was around
$50 million.
Alaska bank deposits reached
an all-time high Of $124,270,-
$50 in June 80 as compared with
$99,873,802 the same date in 1851,
the previous record total.
Employment, based on the
number of covered" employees
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-01-02
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the


US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
Continued cloudy with occa-
sional light snow tonight and Sat
urday. Winds easterly 10 to Is
mph. Lowest temperature exrec-
ted tonight IS, high Saturday 5.
Nome data last "a hours as of
z am. today: High temperature
Is, low O. Max. wind Is mph
from the NNE. Sunrise at 9:57
am, sunset at 2:14 pm.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 20, low Is. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 81 in 1912,
low "a in 1949.
Other stations, am. today:
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-01-02
HISTORIC NEWSPAPER

EDMONTON, Canada, up -
Hans Renner has a copy Of the
Berlin News dated March %,
1913. 1t contains a message sign
ed by King Frederick Wilhelm
w asking the people of Berlin
to rise against Napoleon.
Evening star., 1953-06-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
DODGE 1853 4-dr. sedan: equipped
driven 10 MI: S400 under list
81 .095. terms to suit you. LISE
KEEFE MOTORS. $40 Fla. ave. ne.

FORD 1910 business coupe; good
SenS: Army yl ov Ss afssS s0f sess oneF GSssn'
FORD 81 de luxe Fordor sedan:
fully equipped: 81 .395. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS, ~. S.llS5.
Evening star., 1953-06-27

MERCURY 1850 2-dr.: overdr.: SSn5,
$35 down. HAINES MOTOR Co,
1922 Georgia ave. JU. $4,000. -28
MERCURY 1947 club coupe: r.. h..
Wv. $500. 500 dn. HAfNES MO-
TOR CO.. S232 Ga. ave-, JU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-06-27
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcent. I,

FORD 1881 n ts.ton pickup: In IT'D:
mechanical condition, This Is :
sn; s.rufsA sAsESwh sRES ss sfalsa sfoabn s.
3051 n st. nv. AID. 2-01S5. Open
REQ 1916 2-ton. completely equipped
Lor tractor: 5th wheei. booster hook
up for trailer; dir. sigs.; good rubber;
GOOD mech. cond;; including 2 speed:
cAsEa aeas cHEvRosEr Rs5fi ssgS 4ass wis wGHSyY sy.
OF. 4-61Oo: opsn ewes. till 8. %
DODGE '46 half-ton pickup; excep-
tional condition. S495. Ju. 9-3676.
FoRD 1851 s-cyl. pickup: heater.
spotlisht. grill guard; like new in
S6S sye5S nf' wa4SsntT I9S Hisss sssS sRIpn sG Or
TON MOTOR Co. sfordj, 1917 N.
Moore ST.. Arl.. Va; ia. 1881.
FORD 1919 s-cyl. pickup: gray;
clean and perfect mechanically. g.
Re ReI1%cToM ST = no;S9oiTt; Mdroy oTysrrsnty. % %SSs5.
7s5as1N 7yIa n. Moore st., Ari.' Va; IA.
FORD is49 c:o.e. 1s4-in. chassis and
work. Clean. win take 14-ft. body.
Only $e95. emo. or 6.000-mi. war.
!FOfd): 1877 N. Moore st.. Hri.. Va;
DobGE' is5s 1h.ton 1s.n. Van.
pass b. c. inspection. Truck may be
seen at any time. Trade considered.
Einancing can be arranged: Gall
EARL BELL, LU. 4.1O1l, and after
6 pm. or SUM-, XII. S-272S.
$500. In. 2.sss4.~ ~ ass
DODGE '4S; any reas. offer. RA.
6-6437s or JU. 9-3472. --3
FORD '49 panel with ladder rack;
low MI; excel. cond.: pvt. owner.
Also available, 2 MAGNESIUM extern
Sicn pSn iaaa6sTs' meyer. meyer usea, barHan. i,ar.
CHEVROLET 80 h-ton panel truck
reasonably priced. good running
condition. JU. g-l246. IS
Evening star., 1953-06-27
TRAllERS

M s hSts hGS:: l::D. trailer y tone; q
ESQ Got Iasss Sirsssns.ie iienflsiHe fraiei
Court. 3 mi. south Of Alexandria
TRAILER, Leaving. must sell mined
Venetian blinds. I1-cubic-ft. refgr.
h.w.h., lge. storage rrn.. phone. etc
buy buy at $3.50; nrst 81. $50 cash
s-ss93 day; ov. a-loS5 nisht.
'RS; 2samHR 1RAyFE1 yEIfscffe g &. ,,E TEMPLE NJ
:;WHEEL LUGGAGE TRAILER. ali
5;57a5; ., @ EYES; IL. s5so4n. n0ne @sd Hr
29;ft. trailer; sparkling
TRAinESS fIefni 81 'sSS GSic,TG' JE' Ss9fd s920 Ss
10 IT,, used as used car ONCE yrs;
make offer. 2a01 M st. NV. p. c.
TERRY MANOR 1859 hs.. trail trailer,
e. mod. all.alum..' with sarbage
disp; unit; $1,000. Lot 249, Wood
ley Hill Trailer Ct, 273o Richmond
after 5 pm. KI. 9-6874. SIS
SHULTZ 1949 house trailer, % IT,,
good condition; $1,000 or best offer.
Also 194S International stake body
truck: $500. RA. 6-9430. -oS
to rent for 3 mos, 2-bed-
nm, shower and toilet. To be transp.
100 mi. and ret. 10. S-4347. -2s
1851; 80 IT.; exceptional
condition; vacant; all modern IA
cilities: completely furnished, only
So. 700. 10. 5-S342. as
TRAILERS. Of many floor plans; all
designs for comfortable. inexpensive
living. Come see our display al
GOODS TRAILER SALES, 277S
Jef;, Davis hwy. Arl., Va. OF: 4.
TRAILER. Mt. Vernon. ideal 70,
couple for travelling, hunting. etc.
sleeps 3. equipped with ice box. elec
and water connections. S395 OF
best offer. Can be seen rear Of 7l2s
Ga. ave. NV. RA. 3-SO73. --9S
LUGGAGE TRAILER. fully covered
steel body. Rear door; good tires
$50. ia. 9-0115, -3S
Evening star., 1953-06-27
VALUES

General Truck Sales, Inc.
80 M st. NE. ME. S-O505.
Evening star., 1953-06-27

28-FT. TRUSCOTT. with 45-wat
ship p-to-shore phone: new cushions
completely refinished and equipped
VIII accept trade on real estate Of
secured notes: $4,000.
O?-FT. CRUISER-Sleep 10. 1000
down., VIII finance balance. PriceC
to sell; $1,000.
1e;FT; cHRIs-CRAFT RuNABouT-
1862 Is-FT. CENTURY RuNABou1
with convertible ton. side curtains,
overall cover. spotlight. siren; tusj
re1nlShed; used 90 hours. like new
NEW CENTURY RUNABours. 10,
immediate. delivery.
NEW as Fl. AND 80 FIT. sAFTI-
sTEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Maine Ave. and M st. S.W
Evening star., 1953-06-27
FoHRb'%'5i FL o1H; al

r. ana H.. ana
tires. custom le;
white top. Grady
Anteed at only
MOTORS. INC.
Dealers, 1903 w
No phone calls
please. Open 3 4.
Evening star., 1953-06-27

elvE-AWAY
PRICES
Take EN- Away
'4s DODGE 2.dr., fully
equipped. #ll6A, $595
4s oLDs 50 dix. eonv.,
equipped, # l46A. $795
'4e oLCs 9S dix. conv..
equip, #l63A. Sl.l95
'49 FORD Tudor sedon,
equipped, #lS5A. $6s5
'4e oLDs So 4-dr. green
sed., equipped.
1854 -- $l,095
'4S CHEW. 4-dr. sedon,
equipped, # 1898. $e9s
49 oLDs ss eouv.. Hyd..
fully equipped.
#1e6A ------ $l.l95
AZ oLDs 90 club sedon,
Hydro. equipped,
#l97A> $595
'4e oLDs 90 4-dr. dix.
sedon,, black. equipped.
N0A ------- $995
~ BUICK Super Sedon-
ette. equipped,
#O5A --- $595
81 MERCURY Sport Sc.
dan. equipped.
#206 ---.- $l.495
so oLDs 90 dix. 4-dr.
sedan. equipped.
HOO $1,495
49 oLDs SS 2-dr. sedon,
Hydro. equipped,
#229 ------- 1895
47 CADILLAC eI. sed.,
Hydro, equipped,
#232A 49,. $l,o95
50 CHEW. Bel Air 2-dr.,
equip. #294 $z,2s5
81 BUICK Super Rivi.
ero. equipped,
#293 $l.995
81 PONTIAC 8 de luxe
Cotolino epe., equipped.
#239 49, $2.195
'49 FORD 4-dr. 8 Gus
tom sedo q n. equipped.
+2M ---- 1895
81 BUICK Super eonv..
equip. #Al S2,3s5
81 CHEW. 2-dr. De luxe.
black. equipped.
#A4 ---- $l,295
49 oLDs Is green eonv.,
Hydro, equip,
HAS --- $l.095
so oLDs sS 4-dr., sroy.
Hydro. fully equipped.
#24SA ------ $l,l95
AT DODGE 2-dr. sedon,
fully equipped.
#257A ------ $495
81 oLDs Super SO 4-dr.,
/ Hydro. fully equipped,
#SS -.-:------$ $l,Se5
'4S CHRYsLER Windsor
de luxe convertible cpe.,
#16lA -------- $6e5
'49 CHEW. 2-dr. sedon,
equipped, #263. $Sss
'49 MER curry SPIT. sed.,
equipped. HISS. $ss5
50 FORD 8 COW. epe.,
equip, #Nl -.$l,l95
80 MERCURY 4-dr. SPIT.
sedon. equipped,
#H3 .$l,l95
81 PlYM. conv. coupe,
equip, HIT :. $l.6s5
Evening star., 1953-06-27

'5I 4-dr. Fleetline; r,
n; PSTereiide: Ne sparklinE French.
Runs and looks like new. Being
given away to make Q friend ct
only $1.O95. Grady inspected and
guaranteed. GRADY MOTORS. INC,
Lincoln Mercury Dealers, 1900 wis.
ave-. Beth, Md. No phone calls and
NO dealers. please. Open Q am. to
1851 styleiine cdr. de
luxe; green: equip; / owner. 81, $50.
WA. 7-969S. Sun. aft; eves.. o.
Evening star., 1953-06-27

OLDS IS? Super "SS" 4-dr.. r. and
h.: Hydra extras. immaculate orig.
owner. PVT. S2.l0O or hest offer
PHCkAF% 1870 series "co1 SEDAN
black nm, stand. trans, SC. and
ToL CADILLAc-o -oLDsMOBirE CO.
1899 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
Births Reported

(From D. C. Bureau of vital statistics)
Emma B. Frein. 81. 5000 39th st. NV.
Josephine Meyer. IS. 5425 Western ave.
NV.
BENJAMIN s. .ober, 80. 1880. A st. s.e.
Thomas Costello. so. 2O4 F st. NV.
Alice Haywood. 7s. sol L st. NV. NV
Elizabeth Lafrance. rs. 274O Porter st.
Wilbur W. Kendrick. rs. 1900 Nichols
Henry l. Krous. rs, 5000 New Hamp-
shire ave. ne.
George N. Eliopulos, 72. 1906 Randolph
st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
-|Deoths and Births Reported in the District

Peter p. Measher, 20, Maryland.
Michael J. Hershberg, Sc. 1928 Spring
rd. NV.
william L. Dembrow. "a. silver Spring.
Md.
Libby Cymes. 81. s21 22nd st. NV.
John e. Graham, 46. 1917" Kenilworth
ave. ne.
Viola B. Harrington. 35. 1928 18th st.
NV.
David L. wampler, 1, Woodbridge. Va.
Claudia r. Brent, 73, 933 M st. NV.
Cora Kirby 20. 1851 Minnesota ave.
Arthur Butler, es, 1s45 oirard st. ne.
Landonia NJ Stewart, 6S, Arlington, Va.
Joseph Smarr, 63. 3O9 E st. ne. a
Gertrude Bradley, 4S. 200 Ascot pl. ne.
Russell c. Young. AZ. 1105 st. NV.
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tFrom D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics,
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Speakers Listed for Area Synagogue Services

street NV. Cantor Ben Wostein
will conduct the service.
Rabbi David Massis of Wash
ington Highlands Jewish Center
will speak at the $3.50 pm. serv-
ice in the center, 141 Xenia
street NV. A service will be
held at 9:15 am. Saturday.
"A Sanctuary in Every Home"
will be the subject of Rabbi
Aharon Shapiro's sermon at the
8:45 pm. service in Congrega-
ton Beth Israel, 3408 c street
S.E.
Reamer Is Guest.
Edward Reamer, past presi-
dent of the congregation, will be
guest speaker at the $3.50 pm.
service in Tifereth Israel Syna-
gogue, Fourteenth and Euclid
streets NV. He will speak on
Our Future Synagogue" Rab-
bi Harry Silverstone will conduct
the service and Cantor Paul
GewirtZ will sing.
The first of two lectures on
Jewish customs will be given
following the $3.50 pm. service
of Congregation Har-Tzeon in
the Highland School, Wheaton,
Md.
Isaac Franck, executive di-
rector of the Jewish Community
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Speakers at services in the
Washington area synagogues and
temples were announced today.
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld OF
the Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation will speak at the 8:15 pm.
service in the temple, 816 Eighth
street NV. He will talk on Can
We Believe in God?"
Benjamin Franklin Masonic
Lodge will be honored at the
$3.50 pm. service in B'nai Israel
Congregation. Sixteenth and
Crittenden streets NV. Rabbi
Henry Segal will speak on "A
Plea That Must Be Repeated"
and Cantor Hillel Drummer will
sing.
Rabbi Albert j. Davis of Ohev
Sholom Congregation will preach
on Look to This Month" at the
9 am. service Saturday in the
synagogue, 500 I street NV.
Rabbi Levine to Speak.
Speaker at the Young Peoples
Synagogue service will be Rabbi
Rubin r. Levine, Committee on
Interfaith Work chairman,
Washington Board of Rabbis.
The service will be held at 8:45
pm. in the Jewish War Veter-
ans Building. 3147 Sixteenth