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As to the people present, they not only were seeing the method demonstrated, but observing an un ABC Refuses to Transfer Ticktin Package License The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board has refused to transfer, the license of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ticktin from 3333 Connecticut ave nue N.W. to 2826 Alabama avenue file Ticktins, who operate a pack age store, had applied for the trans fer of their license to the Southeast address several weeks ago, and a hearing was held last week at which residents of the neighborhood objected to having an additional liquor store in their vicinity. In announcing its refusal to transfer the license, the ABC board said the Alabama avenue address was an .Inappropriate neighborhood for that kind of store. At the hear ing last week, 40 property owners and residents of the vicinity ap peared before the board to protest the transfer of the license, and pastors of churches in the area also protested. Coroner Probes Death Of Man Jailed for Drinking The District coroner's office today was continuing its investigation of the case of Howell Omohundro, 53, of the 600 block of Third street N.W., who died yesterday afternoon in Gallinger Hospital where he had been transferred from District Jail. The results of an autopsy per formed following the death will be disclosed tomorrow, it was said. Mr. Omohundro was arrested July 20 for “drinking in public” at Sixth and G streets N.W., according to police at No. l Precinct Station. He was taken to Municipal Court the next dfcy, stood trial and was sen tenced to five days in the jail. According to Jail officials, he hit his head on concnete and was taken to Gallinger Hospital and admitted in an undetermined condition. A new British stamp shows sea weed-gathering scenes on the Chan nel Islands. SORRY—BUT DUE TO OUR PRICE REDUCTION, WE CAN’T MENTION THE MANUFACTURER’S NAME LIBERAL CREDIT? OF COLRSE! SUPER VALUES IN FAMOUS MAKE TELEVISION SETS! 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The first thing they did was point to a card on which many objects were pictured. There was a cat, a fish, a ball, a dog. Sister Rose Anita pointed to the cat. Then a minute later, using lip movements, he asked the chil dren where it was. Blond Uttle Marie was the first to respond. She had been watch ing Sister Rose Anita intently. Surely the nun was speaking about a cat. And there was a cat on the card. She pointed to it. Sister Anita silently expressed the word “fish." By this time all of the children knew. Michael identified .the object. To the audience it* already had Why Mountain Valloy Wator Is Rocommendod for ARTHRITIS, KIDNEY and BLADDER Condition Thia natural mineral water (ram Bat Sprinia, Arkanaaa, helpa to— 1. stimulate kidney function*. 2. Soothe bladder Irritation. 3. Neutralize uric acidity. 4. Discharge wastes. Phone for a Case Today MOUNTAIN VALLEY MINERAL WATER MET. 1062 904 12th St. N.W. 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