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Benjamin B. 6oftsberger,
Taught al Mining School

Benjamin Britton. Gottsberger,
81. retired professor Of mining
and metallurgy at the Shefneld
School of Mines, Yale Univer-
sity. died yesterday in New Ha-
ven. Conn, where he lived.
He was formely president of
the Tennessee Copper Co. and
the Miami Copper Co. of Arr
iona. He was a graduate of
Columbia University and had
been a mining engineer in Hon
duras and Mexico as well as a
consulting engineer for several
mining companies. He had been
director of a number of other
businesses in New York.
He retired as professor about
20 years ago.
His wife. who died in 1896,
was the former Helen M. Beadle
of Washington. His sister-in
law, Miss Mary E. Beadle, lives
at 3547 Appleton street NV.
Private services will be. held
at Gawler's funeral home.
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wage Qualifying requirements Of
the law"
The measures make no attempt
to raise benefits. which were in
creased last year. Mr.. Hyde
pointed out. But they would
make three major changes to
the law. aimed at helping bona
f1de members of the labor force.
Explains Changes.
The major changes made by
the new legislation, Mr.. Hyde
explained. are:
81. Permit all unemployed per-
sons eligible for any benefits to
receive compensation for the full
26-week period, if they are out
of work that long. present law
provides for 26 weeks or one
third of claimants base period
earnings. whichever is lesser.)
"2. Remove the discretionary
feature of the law which permits
officials to vary the waiting peri
cd for compensation from four
to nine weeks, and substitute for
it a waiting period of six weeks
not deductible from the 26 weeks.
SO. Adds a step back clause
which eliminates persons not
genuinely attached to the labor
market. This clause removes
part-time workers from the laws
benefits"
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Gen. John |. Walker,
Retired Marine, Dies;
Fought at Eniwetok

Marine 1t. Gen. John T.
Walker. 81. director Of personnel
at Marine Corps headquarters in
Washington from 1949 to 1852,
died Sunday In San Diego.
Services win be held tomorrow
in San Diego.
Gen. Walker retired last July
after serving as commanding
general of the Marine Corps Re-
cruit Depot in San Diego. Since
then he had lived in La Jolla,
Calf.
Gen. Walker spent 81 years in
the Marine Corps. He COM
manded the. 22d Marine Regi-
ment during the assault and
capture of Eniwetok in 1914 and
received the Navy Cross for his
heroism. He. was chief of staff
of the 1st Provisional Marine
Brigade during the invasion of
Guam in July and August of
1914.
Before coming to Washington,
he was assistant commander of
the list Marine Division at Camp
Pendleton. Oceanside, Calf.
Gen. Walker was a veteran
also of World War I.
Survivors are his widow. the
former Ida G. Burrows of
Fredericksburg, Va, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. j. Nietschmann,
Des PLANES, Ill.
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Gen. McAuliffe Confirmed
As Army Chief in Europe
BY the Associated Press

The Senate yesterday con.
firmed the appointment of 1t.
Gen, Anthony C. McAuliffe as
commander in chief of the United
States Army in Europe with the
rank of four-star general.
Also approved was the ap-
pointment of Rear Admiral
James S. Russell as chief Of the
Nays Bureau of AeronauticS
for a four-year term.
Boyd Leedom of South Da-
kota was confirmed to be a
member of the National Labor Re-
lations Board. Mr.. Leedom, who
succeeds Albert C. Beeson. has
been a member of the South
Dakota State Supreme Court.
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Enlargement and rearranee-
ment of selling areas in the
main building will be made pos
sible through use of the service
building.
The building was designed by
Abbott Merkt & Co.. New York
and the builder was j. D. Hedin
Co., of Washington.
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DR.. SomueI |. Aronoyski

PEORIA, Ill, Mar. (P.-Dr.
Samuel I. Aronovski, 81, an
authority on pulp and paper,
died Sunday night. He headed
the pulp and paper section in
one of the Agriculture Depart
ment'S research laboratories
here. A native of Lithuania, DR..
Aronoyski was educated at the
University of Minnesota and
formerly lived in st. Paul.
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Cancer Society Film

The District Division of the
American Cancer Society will
present a film, Breast Self
Examination" at 3 pm. tomor-
row in the seventh-floor con-
ference room in Woodward and
Lothrop'S main building. The
film may be seen by women only.
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BLAIR

MOBILE HOMES COMPANY. Spar
tom Royeraft- Stewart, White Plains,
Md. Phi. La Plata 6692 a mi.
north of La Plata on Rte. BOD.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHILLUM MANOR. near Our Lady
OF Sorrows Parish--All brick. 3
bedrm home, lge. lot, full hsnnt.
offered for immediate sale at Sl1,-
500. PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
CO.. UE. I-l156: WA. 1866.
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oFfIcEs, STUDIOS FOR RENTILors. ACREAGE wTp &c
munAl

NEAR MAiFLOWEh
offices, air-cond.: reception rooms,
pvt. bath. secretarial service op-
tionaI. Elk. 3-IOS1. --2b
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

BRoADMooR. 1901 Conn. ave-
Lge. studio rm.. attr. furn.. pvt
bath, pvt. eftr. Wo. 6-Ie26. FL
rished once. all or part. Elk. s.
901 18th ST. N.w.--Large. single
rtn.. S45: also suites, huorescent
lights, redec, ME. S-33S0 --2l
1917 18th ST. N.W.-studio ONCE.
S.5: other desirable rms, at $50:
wired for air cond.; good parking
KK IS 4 MONTGOMERY. INC,
oFFIGE aND DESK SPACE. air.
eond.. furn.; well loo. downtown;
reas. rent. Call Me. s-37ls. 30
FOLGER BLDG. 725 18th at. NV
Entire floor OF e.400 so. IT,. avail
able AZ this convenient location.
VIII partition and remodel. One
front once available at SIS mo.
Heavy-duty floors. private lobby: 81
per square foot, with tenant sup
plying utilities and repairs; will
negotiate II owner is to supply
utilities and repairs and air
conditioning W. I. OGUs. Broker,
407 Barr Bldg. Me. S-2530 30
FOuR-ROoM OFFICE SUITE with
parking. 5th and r. !. ave. ne
S65, 10. b-44S4 weekdays.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

50. IT,. ware
house or ONCE space. ground moor.
heated, lights. toilet: $50 mo. 1900
TanKlewood dr.. AP. 7-S100. --22
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

DEALER, in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and models cars Call ia 9-4S0l
WOI LID LIKE TO BUY from priv
ate party only l947-4S-49 Cadillac.
ext. Goa between ) to : pm ---25
BUYING CARS AND TRUCKS for
Junk. Free towing. Call between &
and q pm, CY. 7-SSS6. --23
CONTINUED on Next Pase,)
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1.-THE BUY
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

WE ARE PRACTICALLY SOLD OUT,
and have clients waiting TO buy
your lot. commercial property. acre
age or farm. ASHLEY. INC. 10,
VIZ NEED MORE LOTS. acresGe or
farms in D. C. or nearby Nd
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000.
WISH TO PURCHASE or more lots
with street, sewer. water, gas. MD.
or Va OIL 6-S342. Ia
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1852 COLONIAL 2s-ft. trailer:
excel. cond.; with or without at
tached cinder block room: Sl,745.
XII. 9-7500 Ext. 10, weekdays:
so. S-9034, ewes. and week ends.
-25
BUICK 1859 Special 4-dr.: COM
pletely equipped for towing mobile
homes: radio. heater, foam seats;
new tires and tubes. No oil added
In 1.S00 miles Mr.. Blair's personal"
car; S995. BLAIR MOBILE HOMES
COMPANY. White Plains. Nd. Phi.
La Plata $500, mi. north Of La
TRAILER, 35-ton. for
rent. JE. 2-51s2. -25
UTILITY TRAILER, eft, heavy
steel frame, equipped with safety
brakes; Sl25. ia. 2-6723. eos.
ANY SIZE all-steel utility, boat.
trailer, custom built: quick deliY-s
cries. 1910 Madison ST.. Alex. Va.
1919 LIBERTY--33 #. in perfect
cond. Complete with shower Sleeps
o. $1,000 or best ofier, GA. 4-SS43.
----oD y
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

LARGE HOUSE, trees. very large lot;
needs repairing. A real bafVatn,
Near ali cow. OWNER. TA g.
A REAL FAMILY GIFT-P. O. coun-
ty. 3-bedrm. rambler; tile bath. eozy
living rm.. picture window. lge. kit,
bright bsmt., chain link fence; cor
ner lot; Sl4.500. Terms arranged
HE. 4-3500; ewes. HA. 2-SS93, W
w. LEWIS.
CLEAN AND PRETTY brick and frame
home with sep. din. rm., twin sized
master bedrm. with sliding closet
drs., full bsmt. with rec. rm... froy-i
porch, storm windows and fenced
lot: mr.. new freeway. Only $4,000.
OIL approved. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES. AP. 7-7774. --22
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Two rolling
acres. a deiightful location; red
brick, studio rambler: city water
bus transportation at door. VIII
sell fast at only $500: ", r.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400 I'll o.
---o2
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MASS. AVE. EXT'D. AREA =,
E21,a5n. excellent brick Colonial
3aSt a few years old and in new
house condition. Has 3 tvtn-sizt
hedyms, > baths. garage. rec. rnl
screened porch; easy terms. W. p
WRIGHT. EN-. 3-5t,ld. til q.
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TWO IN ONE

ASCSOA Living wear ~. ".
Many purchasers have thought Of
owning q city home and q water
front property for vacation time
We offer all Of the advantages OF
. resort home Plus all OF the con-
venierces OF city home. within
2 easy miles of d C. Some Of these
homes have bedrooms and den. 3
tiled baths. recreation rooms with
picture windows facing the lake,
the latest design Kitchens with
breakfast bar, counter-top stove.
eye-level oven, butlt-in refrigerator,
disrosal. diShwasher. exhaust ian,
and many other features. Priced
from S3a,b0a. These lovely con-
temporary beauties await your in
speetion. Call Mr., russell. IA. s.
SHANNON & LUCHS
2055 WILSON BLVD. IA. 5-osOo
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ADVANCE SHOWING
OF 1856 MODELS

KRoPF ELDoRADo
Up to 10 It. wide and Sc n. long.
ZIMMER
4b It, I, and 3 bedrms., with
front balcony. kitchen and auto
PAcEMAKER
50 and e T., ! and Q bedrms.. and
34-ft. tri-level,
Il and AZ IT.. . bedrms.
STREANfLITE
Up TO IS #, with separate utii. nm.
HART
IS #, ] bedrm. 46 IT., hedrms.
with washer. and 3 bedrms. with
MANoRETTE
10 IT,, 2 bedrms.
PLATT
AZ #, 2 bedrms., with built-in So
sal. oil tank and automatic washer.
SKYLINE
46 IT. 2 bedrms., with front kitchen.
Some equipped with hardwood floors.
air conditioning, metal kitchens,
washer-drier combinations or wash
er only: oak panelinR.
Buy now and make your first pay
ment IN February. II you have
trade with equity or value with
more than Is Of purchase OF new
trailer and you want extra cash
for Christmas. see US Us. This offer
Coles Mobile Homes
4 miles north of Laurel. Md. on
U. s. /. Open. s am. until o pm.
z days q week. Phone Parkway
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AUToMoTIvE MISC.
rRAiLERS

DODGE Holmes Wrecker: Bear front
end ana frame machine. Model No.
1854. Fairpiew 2-5S4l, go
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR needs
to rent 4,000-5 900 So. e., End
commercial. Washington or close
in Nd. Prefer l floor Give par
tieulars; c. 2: BRIDDELL CO.
more Ii Nd 30
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

NEED BETTER TYPE Of investment
prop; have cash investors. Please
calf NJ T FABRIZIO. GEORGETOWN
Real Estate. NO. 1913.
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CHEVY CHASE--Loyely brk. home
for serene living. in perfect conc -
powder rm.. fSt A.: = tWin-sized
hedrus., > baths. on end f.: center
hall. slate roof. 2-car garage: stairs
70 fioored insulated attic; space FOR
. bedrms.; hSrnt. frepl, space Tor
rec. nm; scr. porch; lse. wooded
lot: priced for quick sale. Call kE-
10000. REALTY BROKERS, INC
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BETHESDA-NeV brick Colonial;
excellent location, 3 bedrmS-. bath
and one-halt. rec, rm.. porch:
$1,000 down payment: $3.50 mo,
~. 9-349o; ewes, 10. 5-iso0..
BETHESDA, S22.7So. lovely Brad
Elementary School, Attractive de-
tached brick. rooms, LIST foor
powder room. 3 bedrms.. bath;
sf ISs s sis 'l on f SSey 4S o
69xl33. Owner building new home,
Ewes, TIE. 6-2233 l.. T, Ora
Waite. Resltor. Ma. s-UT53.
BETHESDA hospital 10 minutes.
$500 down, S5l.oO per month 81 ~:
with fun bsmt., dream kit. dining.
Ice. liv, rm., with picture window.
Only S14.95N. Cal Ill . m, IN.
$500. F. ". BERENs, JR. & co.
BETHESDA-oh Bradley blvd. I'M
mae 6-yT old brk; Colonial on a
e Gsel mod s1fR Rf iP Powb vs. h ROM s and
ser porch on LIST floor. , twin
sized bedrms, and bath upstairs.
Attached garage, finished bsmt.
Priced in low low 29 5s as, ous-of psif
ffipass'' e q. ssss4oo6: Ewes. Of, a. =
BETHEsDA-Attraetive 3.bedroom
brick rambler. Living dining area
with fireplace, mod. kit. fun bsnt.
With psnfi eao rec xo rs sSa gSEsss
OF SSH. til g. 49,,
BETHESDA - Woodmont triangle
close medical bldg. on street schedu-
led Tor Improvement. l2.0oo SO; e.
commercial property. EoRZEN-
c pHVShH C4 2ss ss % n older
rome In convenient elose-in losa-
tioa. ExpandAble Ind fioar. Sep. din
nm, mod kit. full bsmt With
psnelied rec. rm.. gaEage: 81 ap-
proved sI6.T0o. KoRZENDoRFER.
coLEs sliL AREA II sl4.5oo-wen-
barred for 3-bedrm. expan. home;
sep dining rm., huge, modern birch
Kitchen. over : wooded acres vita
stream. RIPLEY a RoMER. Ey
rt s.ik, il e 1 .Rt. Ju ssS9Ss
trick rambler; fireplace. separate
sintnS room. fun tiled basement,
Sith walk-ou. exit Only. 81 $50
BY appointment only. Call WOOD
MOOR AGENCY, INC. u, 9-5555.
p22f fS,Ss op sR.N W . T Pa,dRNs-y,rst
Offering Of custom white brick Cape
Cod with really large Toofas on an
acre. lst-h oedrm. and nursery
with bath. Full bsnt, porch. ga
raRe. h-wh A J. KESSINGER d !
CO. JU g-45t4
vIERS NILL--Clean . -hedrm house
en- large fenced LOT; $3.50 do"n.
wEsTMoEEL.ND HILLS - Hand.
some Coiouial residence with
bedrms,. : baths on ma u
bedrms bath on 3rd n; library,
powder nm, rec. rnl.. 2-car garage
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DT. S-l4ll:
WHEATON,, Gil. sl3.5oe. All brick
rambler on attrac.. lot. spacious
rms, full bsnt. side porch. SIG
LER d co. 10 4-S3S3. -e2
x3io DOWN. VACANT. CT or nom
GI--3 hedrus.. sep. din. rm.. full
bsnt. with rec nm. semidet-: move
in before Xmas; monthly payments
IKE rent 10 5-SS03. 20
$3.50 DOWN. CT or non-GI: 2-bed- |
I'm. bungalow. fun bsmt; block
from shopping and bus. Payments
hiss than rent. 10. $500. 80
Rig, ,0O--2 baths. 3 bedEms. fun
tlsd bzmt. Brick and brand new
YOUR terms, GRAHAM d CO; Ju
80 S-s Mrtu 7 r Oh "a so LITTLE, sI4.ioo.
81 will buy---An all-hrick. 3-bedrfr. /
Rambler with II bath and rec. rm |
fr full bsm; Screened porch. Near
bus A. j. KESSINGER s. CO. ~. |
a-45i4.
CHEVY CHAsE-Loyery brk. home
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SILVER SPRING
OPEN DAILY
FOUR BEDROOMS
OR
FTSUTnDNs nTT re ~ENg

IhhEE FLUD bEN
Plus garage breezeway. rear screen
porch. large kitchen with breakfast
space and pantry. Family-sized
separate din. rm.; 1st-f1oor bedroom
and bath. full bsnt. with "a bath.
h,w.-h., beautiful M-acre lot with
1b5-it. frontage. A lot Of house
for $26,500 in planned COM
rnunity OF fine homes.
Alto : other styles including split
ld,elS, ramblers, and Colonials.
Priced from S23.500 TO S33.500.
LOCATION. 2is miles past Four
Corners on cnlesville I'd. or u
past Naval Ordinance or New
Hampshire ave. TO Homestead
Estates
EDWARDS g. RENICK
{ CONSTRUCTION co.
OFFICE ON PREMISES
JU. 9-2353. Ewes, EN-. 3-9317
al
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FARMS

FOR RENT, Is acres; Q rms. h.-w.
h., tiled bath. tiled kit: several
outbldgs.: mi. from spring1eld'
Va $125 mo, LYNCH BROS
1aS icREs, in The warrenton es-
tate area, gently rolling land. SO
good it IS . steal at quoted price.
S-Yin. house. with several outbuild-
ingS. incl barn. needing repairs.
Excel. view of countryside, stream,
! acres wooded. Only $s6 per acre.
DILLON LAND CO.. JE. 4-404O.
sIROUT CATALOG FREE - Farms
and businesses: 30 Statse STROUT
REALTY, 234-A Woodward Bldg.
WaShington. ST. 3-37S4.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION
'RcoUPE, late 1e4e. RE. 5-69o4.
BOATS
MOTORCYCLES

81 Easle motor scooter;
completely overhauled, like new,
many accessories, low mileage: call
MURDOCH JENKINS JE- 3-95l1.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER go. 1883
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. land un-
Improved 2 acres, Tuxedo I'd.
Prince Georses Co, mr.. new Safe
way and American Red Cross
INC, 643 Ind. ave. Ma. S-0350:
wO. 6-7649
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HARDWOOD
GI--S18350

Immaculate brick Colonial: 3 bed
rms. full bsmt. with rec, rrn., large
lot, fenced area in rear With play
house immed. occupancy. Ewes
OIL. 4-3Iab, SAMUEL e. BOGIEY.
INC, Potomac once, OIL. 4-6333.
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Iof Mrs. Bradley's trip after Mis-
|sissippi authorities invited hei
TO attend the trial as q witness
He, too. declined to discuss
the travel plans, saying:
I'VE don't know what might
he cooked up II they knew hel
plans, where she might land and
all that. / must be concerned
about the safety Of the witness. .
Asked II the secrecy was In
fear of '.reprisals" by white
residents of Mississippi, Mr.. Hun
said. That's 1t exactly"
Before going to Summer. Mr..
HUFF disclosed, Mrs. Bradley will
attend q NAACP meeting in
Cleveland Sunday.
"No. not necessarily ]
hope there won't be any," Mrs.
Bradley answered when asked
II she expected trouble in Mis-
sissippi.
She said she would be ac-
companied by at least two
persons. Mr.. Hun sought un-
successfully to have the FBI
assign bodyguards to her.
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Refugee Relief.
Law Defended
By the Associated Press

Senator Eastland. Democrat
Of Mississippi. said today changes
such as President Eisenhower
has proposed In the 1858 Refugee
Relief Act would quickly flood
the United States with criminals
and Communist agents."
Senator Eastland, chairman Of
the Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee. made no mention
of MIR. Eisenhower in his state
ment. which he said was based
on public testimony a subcom-
mittee consultant gave last June.
But he opposed any lowering Of
the programs security require
ments and added:
"Our problems with SUBJ
versives in the United States are
already far too troublesome and
dangerous to our security to
warrant US In inviting ad0ltional
recruits to the Red nth coll
urnn
Mr.. Eisenhower sent Congress
q special message on May ~
asking for 10 changes In the act,
which authorizes the resettle-
ment in the United States Of
$4,000 refugees and other nom
quota immigrants before the
end Of next year.
The President said the pro-
gram was not moving "as swiftly
as we had all hoped" but Con-
gress took no action to carry out
his recommendations.
Among other things, he sug-
gested elimination of a require
rnent that a complete history
Of persons applying for admis-
sion to this country must be
available for the two preceding
years.
The President told Congress
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such q two-year history. in the
case Of recent escapes from be-
hind the Iron Curtain, often is
impossible to obtain. He said
he was confident security ON
GERS would not certify for adj
mission to this country any
refugees or escapes about
whom they were in doubt.
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DELINQUENCY HOME PLANNER
TOWED WIDOW WITH II chill DREk|

FRESNO, Calf. R1.-Frank c. Bente Fresno taxicab
company worker. he proposed to widow with IL chill
dren because he believes she will help him realize amhi
ton OF many years, standing
MI. Bente. Ill who lives alone in 21room house near
downtown Fresno said he hopes to acquire large ranch
and develop home on it for delinquent children.
He described Mrs. Clara Margerum 81 Of Dallas, Tex,
the most sincere Of the he has talked with about
newspaper story about her efforts to get her large family
under roof. 5sSs
Since that time. Mr.. Bente said. the two have
sponded regularly Then last week Mrs Margerum visited
Fresno for three days and they discussed his dream for
ranch and his interest in young people.
Mr.. Bente said Mrs Margerum will return about the LIST
Of October and "well be married as soon can"
Mr. Bente's job in the taxcah company Is to keep the
cabs and rental clean
Mr. Bente said he believes Mrs. Margerum understands
children and knows how to for them
He noted only of her children are her Four
Of THE u orphans. he said and the other
stepson.
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Club coupe with grey $90A
finish. Has radio and ~
heater. Very good eondt-
ten, sssd tires. No. SIS Down
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Billy Graham Fills
Hall Twice in Day
BY the Associated Press

GLASGOW, Scotland, Mar.
26.-Glasglow's big Kelvin Hall
was filled twice today to ac-
comodate the Scotsmen eager to
hear Billy Graham.
In the afternoon, $4,000 wor-
shippers heard the American
evangelist.
Tonight, with extra seats
crammed in, there was a capa-
city attendance of 15,400. Out
side, there were the usual tangle
of buses from distant places,
and josting crowds.
There were 366 decisions for
Christ in the afternoon and 451
tonight. The total for the first
week of the all-Scotland crusade
was 1858.
THE number of decisions is
impressive and very encour-
aging" said Jerry Beavin, Mr..
Graham's executive secretary.
"A record of 1000 in the first
week of crusade has been re-
garded as good in the United
States"
The attendance in the first
week was 104,300.
Mr.. Graham preached a gospel
of cheerfulness tonight.
Shake hands with someone
you have neglected" he said.
Smile at your neighbor and find
ioy in Christ"