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PRINCE GEORGES


Mr.. Piscataway; approx. 20 acres.
nice elevation, lovely view, 5 rms,
l bath. electricity, telephone. .
from Washington. S11 900.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
(continuedl

GOVERNMENT ofacial wishes TO buy
house in Foxhall or Spring Valley
areas. Need den and "a bath on
drst floor or porch which can be
converted; three bedrooms and two
in basement or third floor.
Gas7forced, hot-air heating system
suitable for air-conditioning. Not
more than $4,000.
In reply give details including ad-
dress of property. age, taxes. present
bank appraisal for a first trust. Box
43S-Y Star
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Approx. . acres, interesting old
house, 3 rms, l bath. Lovely shade
trees, and small orchard. house in
lair condition, needs restoring. Adolf
tional land may be purchased under
separate terms. S10,000.
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.ARGE PROFESSIONAL or institu;
tionaI BLDG. in Silver Spring Ideal
for activity not requiring comml.
coming. OPEN I-6. Corner Coles.
vile I'd and Lorain ave. RIPLEY
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stores. and gas station, all
rented with leases, good income
APPROX. 100000 cash to handle all
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CHARLES COUNTY


APPROX. 3 acres; . bedrms.. down.
stairs. and . on End a.. ia baths
tull hsm',. with recreation rm.. OF
furnace. 2h miles from ID. G.. Excel.
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4-8-12 UNITS
yTyANTEn
BUSINESS PROP FOR SALE

APT HOUSE GROUNDS FOR SALE
High density close in; $4,000
So #. or more water. sewer and
paved SITS. already in. Ideal loca-
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QUAINTNESS
SALE BY OWNER

1874 s. Wayne st. IA. 5-1213
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~ f-ls-bts
HERE IT Is
FAIRFAX County; two homes each
with cleo. kit. and . bedrms ri
INV. heat acres. woodiot anr
small stream. other bldgs,. eooc
roads. II YOU MUST have two Rood
houses call Browning S-S74l. 81
Eight Acres-Berryville, Va
Old brick homestead. : spac;ou,
rms. center hall Ia baths. 5 fire.
places, ,original mantelS and stair.
ways old pine 14oors, modern kitch.
en- oil h.-wh h.; fine Garden soil
$4,000 required. cali BerryyiIis
l9H-W-1l or Box 122-Z. Star. s.
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OPEN / TIL DARK
ASSUME CT LOAN

1893 RiVERVIEW TERRACE
Fairfax, Va. 2 bedrm., semidet hcme
with full bsmt., on fenced lot; in
area; school, bus. stores
and transp. close. $1,000 down.
monthly pymts. like rent. Only
hwy, alternate south Alexandria to
Margie's Motel. right on Huntington
ave. to Blaine, then left to River
view Terrace, and right to open sign.
LEO A, Dryer & CO.. INC.
ia. 7-SS00, JU. 9-S033.
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100-Ft. All-Brick Rambler
2 ACRES WITH STREAM


Cow located 3 mi. past new
Seven Corner Shopping Center, this
3-year-old. center-entr. like-new
rambler is ideal for children or en-
pertaining. It, sits hack from road,
100 IT, and has l50-ft. frontage.
Professionally handicapped, carefully
kept grounds contains numerous
specimen trees and bushes, as well as
dwarf fruit tree-lined driveway lead
ing to douhle-car gar. Vast back
yard contains its own private picnic
grounds, sheltered hv a small grove
of trees, and looks out on the beauti-
tul grounds of its neighbors. Stream
is lined with trees and bushes, and
is always running. Orig. for a
builder. house has numerous extras.
such as built-ins. mercury switches,
awning windows, etc. 3 large bed
rms. and 20 baths, liv. rm. with
f1repl., separate din. rm., all-elec.
kit, screened hreezeway, sideporch
entr; to XIII, and lower level con-
tanning huge 35-ft. flr-paneled rec.
rm., with flrepl.. sep. -paneled
study. extra lge. ldry. rm. and guest
rm. Lower level also has own flush
rear entr. Attic is 65-ft. long, fully
f1oored and extremely disable; oil
hot air; .S0-gal hot-water tank.
Loo. mr.. Merrifield on HILTON I'd,
Take Lee hwy. to Cedar lane (69Sl
and right about 3 blks. to Hilltop
"a; and right to 5th house on right.
OWNER, Elk 3-55o0 and IF O-1G3S
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Edwin r, Ellis Offers

1900 Block OF 10th st. NV.
42-room, IL bath. furnished. SEMI
detached brick: elevator, switch
board. guesthouse now; suitable for
nonprofit organization or club;
wants .$S5,000, terms arranged,
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-5140
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u ACRES STpEAnh

BE- ACRES, STREAM
410 FIT. ON MAIN HWY.
Inside 1O-mi. circle from
D. C. 15-yr. old house is
well back from road in big,
trees. Liv. rm., firepl., din.
rm.. kit, bedrm., bath on
Isl. Space for > large rms.
and bath up. Bsmt.. guest
cottage, workshop. garage,
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Mrs. Loulie p. Dodson, La Plat,
457l, representing SANDoz. inc
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FRED A. SMITH CO.

. STORES AND 4 APTS.-Total in
come. S7..S4 yrly.; expenses under
81 900 quoted; priced reasonably at
$4,000: $4,000 down will handle
Ewes. and Suns. Shea Chaser. RA.
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Capitol Hill ADt. BLDG.

Capitol Hill Apt. Bldg.
Walking distance to Library of
Congress and other government insts.
Ample financing available. Askine
price, less than 4 times annual in
come. BLDG in good cond. through
out For details. call
]. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1732 X st. NV ST. 3-SS0O
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511 18th ST Sc

Sill 10th ST. Sc.
Four-family brick. containing .
rooms, kitchen and bath each, not
converted; individual heating plants,
nual income, S2.760. Price, S17,250.
BRUNO INVESTMENTS
ST, 3-332O Ewes, IA. 2-9o2b
-
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THOMAS H. RYON
16 limits
INCOME! INCOME!

INCOME! INCOME!
Large house in 1900 block of 18th
ST. NV. Seven baths, apis. and
rooms. furnished; income quoted
S732 mo-; $500 down payment.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. RE, 1-5t4O|
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Elevator Apt. Bldg.

Elevator Apt. Bog.
Close to downtown NV. location
transportation facilities. Good f.
nancing available. APPROX. S60.Ouu
cash down payment. Bldg. has been
completely renovated and is in per
feet condition throughout. For de-
tails call weekdays.
j. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1732 K St. NV ST. 3-SSO0
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Amendment. Most of the others
had not appeared before con-
greSsional committees. Still
others resigned while being ques-
toned about Communist associa-
tons or affiliation.
Justice Clark's reservations on
the scope of the decision did not
take the sting out of diSsentS by
Justices Reed, Burton, Mintun
and Harlan. Justice Reed. joined
by Justices Burton and Minton,
warned that the opinion strikes
deep into the authority of New
York to protect its local govern
mental institutions from influ-
enceS of officials whose conduct
does not meet the declared State
standards for conduct"
Justice Harlan protested that
the majority opinion "miscon-
ceived" the New York City char
ter provision requiring discharge
of municipal employees who re-
fuse to testify before courts,
grand iuries or legislative in
quiries on the ground of possible
self discrimination. He com.
planned that the opinion has
unduly circumscribed the power
of the State to ensure the quail
ifications of its teachers"
At the Capitol and Justice De-
partment, the 5-4 decision caused
closer than usual study today to
determine how 1t ultimately
could affect State and municipal
employees in general and other
State requirements similar to the
New York City provision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-10
By ROBERT X. WALSH

The Supreme Court ruling ir
favor of a teacher fired for in
voking the Fifth Amendment be-
fore Senate subcommittee
seemed certain today to arouse
further attack on the tribunals
trend in decisions on State and
Federal powers.
The opinion contained seeds
Of controversy if only because
1t came on a GA vote. 1t also
left some unanswered questions
as to possible long range effect
and extent.
The immediate action reversed
the dismissal of DR.. Harry
Slochower as an associate. pro-
fessor Of German at Brooklyn
College solely because in 1852
he used the Fifth Amendment
protection against self-lncrimin-
alton. He refused to answer
Senate Internal Subcommittee
questions about Communist Party
membership prior in 194l and
1910. He had testified that he
was not a Communist since 194l.
Justice Clark, delivering the
court opinion, declared the sum-
mary firing solely on the grounds
OF such refusal to answer violated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-10
Teacher Ruling Expected
To Spur Attack on Court

DR.. Slochower's constitutional
right of due process of law.
Justice Clark added. however
that this decision did not pre-
vent New York City education
authorities from dismissing DR..
Slochower If ii finds after a
proper inquiry that the professor
should not be retained as a city
employee.
Chances were that DR.. Slo-
choWer would have difficulty
staying on at college. He an
nounced IN New York today he
would start legal action this week
in an effort to get back his Job
and collect back pay. President
Harry r. Gideonse of Brooklyn
College said the school would re-
lnstate him but then suspend
him on other charges.
New York City authorities
meanwhile, pondered the pos
sible effect of the Supreme Court
decision on IS other cases of
teacher firings under somewhat
similar circumstances. The New
York Board OF Higher Education
that IL teachers besides
DR.. SlochoWer had been dis
from municipal colleges
after taking refuge in the Fifth
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.S77.6 Billion
Defense Funds
Seen by Byrd
BY ]. A. O'LEARY

! II Congress approves the full
amount of the Eisenhower de-
Tense budget for next year, the
military agencies will start the
year on July / with SITS bill
lion of direct and indirect spend
ing authority, according to Sen
ator Byrd, Democrat of Virginia.
In his capacity as chairman
Of the Joint Committee on Nom
essential Federal Expenditures,
the Virginian has just issued a
report showing that military
agencies will have $42.2 billion
OF carryover spending authority
on July l, exclusive of new mon
ey to be made available in the
next three months.
The original Eisenhower budg-
ct in January asked for $34.9
billion of new national defense
money. to which the President
yesterday added $547 million,
largely for air power.
! Senator Byrd's report merely
presented the figures on unex-
pended balances, without any
conclusions or indication Of what
his attitude will be toward the
amount of new defense appro-
priationS.
Senator Byrd is known to real
ize that in a long-range defense
program, involving the building
OF planes and ships, unexpended
balances cannot be entirely
avoided. But he also has made
the point that once Congress
passes appropriations it virtu-
ally loses control over the an
nual rate of expenditure in sub
Sequent years.
The Byrd report of yesterday
showed the Air Force would start
the new year on July with $40.
billion of spending authority re-
CARELESS of what this session NAV
appropriate. The new budget
request for the Air Force was
Sl5.4 billion, to which the Pres
ldent yesterday added about 1916
million. If all the new money is
appropriated. the Air Force would
have $3.50 billion of spending
authority on July /.
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THE EVENING STAR Bio.

Washington. D. c.
FRIDAY. JANUARY "a. 1855
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AUroMoBILEs Eoa SALE

oLDs 1881 Rocket ''es" 4-dr. Sc
dan. fully equipped: low mi. ex-
eellent condition; No. 6OS-A; S6a5
COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO. Ill
3-6555l. l24i 18th ST. ne. just
of Fla ave.. Open ewes I'll -.
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OLDSMOBILE 50 SIS" .-dr.: hydra
matte, heater a nice car, $3.50,
2S04 .Jeff, Davis hwy, or. 1880.
ODDS 50 SIS" Holiday coupe: =.
and h. hydra: very clean: $685.
TdACkER MOTORS. l3th and
Z. /. ave. ne. LA 6-6530
OLDSM0RILE 81 Super SIS 4-dE.s
heater radio. new tires in ex-
ceilent condition: by original owner;
1886 or best offer. EN- 3-55lB,
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PACKARD 1859 900" 4-dr.: ultra
matte, immaculate; Sl,0a5. sos
down BELL MOTORS, 500 Wis
ave. NV. WO 6~SgEi. --29
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH l94s Special de luxe &
dr.; nice. running little car; looks
good: only SlO6.
ERWIN FORD
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WHEELER, INC.

CHRYsLER- PLYMoU rH-IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN AVE. EN- 2-l0eO
IL Special de luxe T.
dr.; 2-tone blue finish: 7. and h..
nice tires: above average; 30-dAy
guarantee; S393. HILL d SAN
DERS, Wash. S Oldest Ford Dealer,
i1I3 Vermont ave NV. AID a.
1900 Open ewes iii o. Sat I'll 3.
IS VS. Savoy 4-dr.
S mfieage auio' o 1Faes s9S n as 10y
JEFF. Davis hwy, OF 1880.
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OIDSMOBuE 1854 Super SIS A.
DR.. hydrsmstic. radio heater. fully
equipped, beautiful inside and out
/ owner very low mileage Only
81 500. Safety tested for your
protection :i0-day written war
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BY OWNER
SIS OLDSMOBILE

''aS" Special de luxe Holiday cpe.:
striking ,-tone black ana swan
ter, fully equip. incl pS. pb.,
host OF other access; starfire Stvl-
ms with unlimited luxury, pleasure
ant prestige
,pfC f10ST St ls2 So NOW - oSs
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

OLDS so de luxe SIS" 4-door Sc
can. hydramatie. radio, heater
very clean inside and out: only
S4a5- Safety tested Tor your pro-
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE
PARKWAY-FORD

PLYMOUTH '52 CTsnbFook 4-dooY:
radio. heater dove gray finish.
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3O51 N ST. NV. FE. 3-22O4
PLYMOUTH 80 club coupe; heater
and detroster; original black finish (:
perfect tires, seat covers See this
little beauty; $3.50: 3U-day guar
antee. HILL 4 SANDERS. Wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer. TIA Vermont
ave. NV, AID. 4-4300. Open ewes
Ill o. Sat I'll 5.
PLYMOUTH SO Crsnbrook cdr. /:
radio. heater, turn signals, seat
covers; Wv tires: 2-tone black
and white Immaculate: low mile
age: worthwhile guarantee: sale
Brire ggAS
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OLMSTEAD

OLDs 1853 Rocket SIS" cdr !;
green. power Sleeting, power brakes
one owner. low mi. Ike new, Nc
2S-D-A; SI.495. COLONIAL oLDS-
MOBILE CO. Ill. l-Jj5ji, "A |
9th ST ne. fiust of Fla. ave. J.,
Oman epEs sfji q
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OLDSMoBuE 1858 "9s" de luxe
Starfire convertible coupe, all
leather interior. fully equipped. In
Guiding power steering and power
guarantee
Tar;fo1 Cod;IIao nIlc
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PAuI BROS. lOLDSl

Wisconsin Ave. and Ellicott ST. NV
Ike. T-I3oS Open Ewes TIL 5
OIDS lg4a "9s' cony,; baby blue,
Wv. tires. r. h., pvt win, seats
$1,000 mi. pTt. owner. WE. 5-5tSI
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34th and Bennins Rd.
NORTHEAST LU. $500
Obss Nos. Thru SGT. 9 10 9
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL )

Leaves For Home: Mr. and Mrs. Q. L. Thompson of Hot
springs Ark left Tor Chicago Monday November u where
they W spend few days before returning home Thonp
sons were guests m St Paul of Mr. and Mrs Howard Gunne
OF oSS2 Central Az They enjoyed sightseeing tours and
many social courteS accorded them They were guests
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Nov l7--Mrs. Dorothy Grigs-
by, 44l5 Fourth Av S.
Nov, lS-Mrs Nettie Shepherd,
1920 18th Az. s, Robert Wise
man. IS Hyland Av. N; Mrs.
Lenora Small. 23ls Fourth Az. S;
Marjorie Denise Lyle, 1858 Fifth
Av. S; Francis Mosley 1908 10th
Av. S; Paul Ratliff ST., 2309
Fifth Av S.
Nov l9-Jack Poster, 5349
4sth Az. N.
Nov, 20-Augustus Owens, 5000
Clinton Az; Albert Mcclure, 1917
Fifth st. S.; Mrs. Ethel Stevens,
1924 Fourth Av. S.
Nov. 21--Mrs. H. Macarthur,
l4O6 Seventh Av. N.
Nov. Shelby Cox, 41Os
Fifth Av. s.; Johnnie Mae Hadley.
5000 Fourth Av. s.; Ralph May
hood, 1900 Portland Av.
Nov. 23-Mrs. Everette John
son. 4O4s Fifth Av. S.
Out of-Town Birthday
Nov. 17-Susan Marie Thomas,
Geneva Switzerland, Mrs. Bernice
Morris, Los Angeles, Calf.
Nov. 1s-Lawrence Mann, Jr.,
Nov. 19-Rev. Benjamin Cas-
sius, Duluth. MINI.
Chicago, III.
Nov. 2O-George Christopher,
Alameda, Calf
Nov. 23-Mrs. Jane Mcintosh,
Los Angeles, Calf
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Av. Following business the eve
ming was spent in gay oonversa-
ton and the enjoyment Of refresh
ments served by the hostess. Mr..
and Mrs. o. L. Thompson OF Hot
Springs, Ark. were guests of the
club. Mrs. Jessie Davidson, $50
Dayton Av., viii be hostess at the
next meeting,
Week End Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Martin of Chicago were
the week end guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Buckner, SIS Aurora
Av.
Tanga Club win Meet: Mrs.
Rosamai Osby, 6s5 Carroll Av.,
win be hostess to the Tanga club
on Saturday November IT.
Out OF Hospital: Robert Mans
field, 979 Charles Av., returned
home Tuesday November 6 from
Veterans hospital and is much i'm
proved and well on the road to re-
covery.
Guest From Indiana: Mrs.
Gloria Lewis OF Gary Ind. spent
the past week end in the city and
was the houseguest Of Mrs. Mar
jorie Tendle, 1912 Undertake Rd.
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Mix Shakes For
The School Bunch

Everyone knows how young
folks love soda fountain drinks
after a busy day at school, with
milk shakes topping the list Of
favorites. So it's good news now
that they can fix their own at
home by using an envelope OF milk
shake miN-and treat themselves
and their little friends every day
in the week with much less
strain on their Allowance
one envelope Of vanilla, choco-
late or strawberry milk shake mix
with milk and sugar added makes
two tall shakes" providing
beverage Of such creamy con
sistency and delightful flavor that
healthful mike tastes better than
ever.
or, for a lunch time surprise,
try the recipe given below for an
extra special homemade milk
shake treat. II can serve as
beverage and dessert as well --
and at the same time provide
delightfully."- different way TO get
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

Language IL n city 10 the build,
Ing OF which every human being
brought IA stOne.--Ralph Waldo
Emerson
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SMART SET CLUB
GAVE HALLOWEEN PARTY
FOR BETHESDA CHILDREN

The Smart Set club Of Bethesda
Baptist church sponsored its an
nual Halloween party for the chill
dren on Saturday, November 3, at
$50 o'clock in the evening at the
church.
Some 35 children in costume and
masked and several parents at
tended.
Traditional Halloween games,
including bobbing for the apple,
were enjoyed and prizes were a.
warded to the winners.
Highlighting the festive evening
was an abundance of good things
to eat and everyone had a good
time.
Mrs. Nina Williams is president
Of the Smart Set Club.
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them to drink their daily quota OF
utamin-riCh milk.
Strawberry Pineapplc MIX shake
2 cups cold milk
2 ice cubes (optional)
3 rounded teaspoons sugar
/ package strawberry milk shake
mix
y cup canned crushed pineapple
and juice
Pour milk into "A shaker or
quart jar. Add ice cubes, II de-
sired, Add sugar then milk shake
mix. Shake vigorously until milk
shake mix is dissolved Add
crushed pineapple and juice Shake
again. Serve at once Makes or
3 glasses,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

New Daughter; Dr, and Mrs
John NJ Warren, seas ThirtAv $.
have welcomed a daughter into
the family The baby. born Novem-
Der z in Mt Sinai hospital. has
been named Monica Renee. The
family already includes two sons.
John Jr, and Carl Micah and an
other daughter, Cheryl Linda,
three years old, who have welcom-
ed their new sister and playmate
into the circle.
Mother Is nj; Mrs. Hazel Clark,
4O45 Clinton Az, was recently
called to Kansas City, Kans be-
cause OF the illness OF her mother.
Mrs Halle Thornton Mrs, Clark's
stay is indefinite depending on her
mothers condition.
New Citizen; Lawrence Cassius
three years old, has a new play
mate sharing the spotlight with
him at $500 Portland Av on oct.
80, in st May's hospital. his
mother presented him with new
sister Barbara Allison. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald J. Cassius are parents
OF the family, Mr. and Mrs Henry
Cabell OF Milwaukee Wis, are the
maternal grandparents and Mr.
and Mrs A, h Cassiua are the
paternal grandparents.
Uno-Scorc Club; Mr. and Mrs
Maurice Butts. A2i2 Second Av.
8. were hosts 10 the Uno-score
club at a special meeting held
Saturday evening November 10.
The club is being reorganized and
the drafting OF a new constitution
was high spot on the agenda.
New Address, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Wynn, formerly OF $40 Irving
Av ~, are now residing at i7li
Fourth Az. N,
Week End Guest; Spending the
past week end In the city was
Mrs. Mack Baldwin OF Moline. m.
who was the guest OF Mrs. Pera-
lee Barnes OF PAPA &c. 22nd 81, Mrs
Baldwin worshipped at Bethesda
Baptist church on Sunday morn
ing, November II.
Back Homei Mr. and Mrs. NJ. N.
Craft, $40 Fifth Az s.. returned
home recently from a three weeks
vacation spent In Fl Wayne, Ind,
Chicago, H., Memphis, Tenn. and
Grenada, Miss, visiting relatives
and friends.