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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-28
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYIAND.

PREWAR BRICK BUNGALOW, excel!ent
ige. kit. with dining nook tiled bath, 3
bedrms,, 2 porches on 1st floor. Lily, rm.,
nto S sdms oR nd bath Uni on sserce
this lovely 10-room house for price Of reguo
lar Groom brick house; sH 2322. Is
Inns LANE. LANHAM' MD'N 1stb acres s1ss
pne sh ssoe cash
R Rsns Y yans H G. M No ssss CO.
s seYqf si5a' SOL Wyngsse dr@Love;y 8;
living porch. spacious living-dining rm.,
&C. heat; ciapboard construction, with
full insulation, weather stripping, storm
slementar sAI school. Price: $3.50; With
sass j sSHR Kaes nesIsor E ss
CHEvERLY-First offering, spacious ma
sonry home. located on delightful knoll
LIST floor offers living room with nrspiace d
sun parlor or bedroom; End floor has
bedrooms and bath, stairs to large, in
sulated attic. All rooms are large ss,s ana
"a bath in full basement. oil h.-Eh.' built-
JOHN Il RICE. ReaitoT. Ewes WA. 5as4
baths, built-in garage. Owner leaving
town ,304 73rd st., Carmody Hills No
SILVER SPRING, OF Dale dr-e new At.
tractive Colonials offering small group OF
exceptionally well-planned homes, featur-
ing all very large rooms, spacious kitchens
equipped with the hnest), screened porch
es. Venetian blinds. tiled n bath. LIST a;
piping r pspd Expense
make your new home the finest available.
The location offers grade or high schools
within easy walking distance, express bus
and shopping around corner: all level lots.
WOODSDE REALTY CO.. SH. 6440. 80
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-No,tbwe...

Ice, airy bedrms.. liz baths. gas heat; 3
buy Y sSsf KEAEY g. OILY o as@
| ilton St; open daily and Sun, go. ,.-2s
doa sI ssspns porcS I'll r SCs sn
heat; call pI: 1913 until 8 pm, VIM: Il.
SnRYR FaE GpI NJ PARK rbi. ser
veniently located home has q 24;ft; living
bedrooms sleeping porch , bath at and garage sga
until pm.
NEAR NEBRASKA AVE. and Reno rd:--At-
Deal apd at MaIeh s ssh ssd Liy an
ting ting rp N a and bath; gas heat. Priced
sr sssr High sFcs sehG Sssu most ss
pleasant garden; excellent condition: s16.-
cieyelnd Park-Det: brick. 4 bedrooms, 2
beautiful garden oil heat, garage, slate
sssyt sf Helen ssss''t sos ssH: ' so s4 IT,
CoLoRED-LoW DOWN ,PAYMENT-We
terms On Balance 3. ): csIyGLL 4. NC,
e eas afie St coMA Nj SSS1 No. Gsu
toll st.-6 rooms, baths. plus converted
basement. gas hot-water heat. Call till
9, pm. daily. AUERBAcH & CO.. pI.
coLoRED-BEAUTHUL HOMES in all
'n b. e. 1885, sss sss hSHs. f.
CoLoRED-wE HAVE SEVERAL houses
nsSed 5ssFs my p
New York ave. NV. RE. 3435. Ask for
G Col 0RaIEib5saoo DOWN; renton pi NV.
I@-rm. brick home. very conven. location;
only $3.50. KAY REALTY Co. RIA. 200,
rnr oprn Sr,xrprra rxrrD
tile bath. lge. lot, oil heat This is the
one You've u been n, waiting for Only $i;590
co, 1902 Hamilton st. Open daily and
SSLoSEp17NEAK GEORGIA AVE. Amp
with 2 inclosed porches. fully insulated,
1918 It'll 9 pm. WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO.
coLoRED-s1,5o 800 DowN-1ncome plus
home; convenient NV, location. z extra
Ts to 'ps nnh O ass Front
50 ks Rr iii T. fs w sih
s Ssh NC lols i7ss e.
q Col GRE oRHD-BR1cK s-sroRY HOME MMee in
RfE HS s E BUY sc ei Was H Bds
81 $500: eves.-GL- 4456. -SS
G COL 1l st: NV, near
Detached home with Z nice-sized rms,
n nspsct ca t rised pm low Sa n p sH TO-
STEIN & CO., I415 Z st: NV, ME. $500.
SSOLOKED - $995 DOWN = Lee. 6-rm
good NV. section; reasonable monthly
terms: Call till 8 pm, RE. 1851, FIRST
NATIONAL REALTY CORP, 905 18th ST.
CoLoRED-FoR VERY GRACIOUS living
and a lucrative income; 1S47 Kalorama
rd.-Beautiful semidetached 16-room brick
structure, dble. brick garage, paneled din.
rm., 4 open freplaces, magnificent 2nd-h
library, 4 baths, h.-w.h.: immediate pos
session, See at any time. Substantial cash
required. EQUITABLE REALTY CO., 1O11
You st. NV, MI: 20s0. co. 59O1. 80
CoLoRED-L ST. NV, Mr.. NORTH CAP
ITOL-Excel 6-rm. brick available at sac
rilce price Of $3.50, with low down pay
ment; full bsmt., h.-wh. Act quickly! Call
ma. 9797 or VI 3540 till 8 pm, CAPITAL
VIEW REALTY CO.. exclusive agents, 925
New York ave.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1917
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcent. }

GOVT. EMPLoYE needs two or three bed
WANT VA 10 RENTT Turn. house OF Or apt SS
ehiidr D for l '' month 0 com. Sept. ana
II. coMDR. E. M. GLENN. wife, daush-
room rees unaaI house prefer vFsnia
anywhere within 80. min. drive Pentagon:
up to Si00 per month, viii pay 8 mos; adv.
tween 5 am. and pm; TR, r. ba5s, Ext
k Ras 3ItfE Az FORCE lieutenant colonel
or .semifurnished house; convenient to
Pentagon; prefer l story with yard: to
fi 9GAR Rs K aaSSf IN ADvANcE-sure1su of
Standards executive needs 3-bedroom un-
furnished apartment or house. GIL 1922.
STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL, wife, Q
daughters under yrs. need unfurn 2 or
3 Ped d1na house or apt, by Nov. /; to 81 20.
CARPENTER, wife, children (e to is)
nearby Nd; reasonable. caIl VI Wa. l ssS1.
ADULT wAsHINGToNrANs desire three or
four bedroom detached house, furnished or
nnfurnished; NV section preferrsd; a.
! NEED home for family Of 6, only one
s sWs G hHa years Ct age we are to be
can Be made livable. Warfeld 2134 20.
EXECUTIVE, prof. man. discrim. tastes and
requirements, desires 3-bedrm. unfurn hse.,
restr. neighborhood, vic. Alex; excel care
taker, Anest references. OV. 0097. %
rent or 2-bedrm: apt. in Washington, or
any part of suburbs. How would you like
to be separated from your wife and chill
dren? Please call ne between am and
g pm. at AID. 327': after 6, call ia
GOVT. EXECUTIVE desires two-bedroom
unfurnished house or apartment. in NV
or nearby Virginia: adults; no pets; own
srs care; Sub slant advance rental if
s MOS Adv. RENT or bedrm. hse.
or 1st-h. apt. unfurn., by perm Govt
e emp wi. wife dtrs.' Is and ~ yrs; good
mar .1w0 $780, sl2G Mr.; HILL; AZ 400 80.
10: furn; or unfurn.: by Reg. Army officer,
you have z or 8 room urfurnished
house on adequate grounds in above
section? ofncial Of permanent Govern
ment agency. previously many years in
washington and with unexceptionable ref
erences: will pay So. 900 to S2,4oO annual
rental for. attractive property and give as
surance OF excellent care. Box Glib. Star.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. Cont

YOU ASKED FOR A BUNGALOw-.And we
have it.. Five-rm. brick with flrepl, 2
tiled baths, gas h.-w,h., copper. pipes, rec.
It's in the right location, near MINI: and
s isAssI sRa S 81 ssss only sl4SSo.
s.FSMhfffs9 A s1'sse5i T. years old. this
house, with individual Bryant units with
Quick sale Located in convenient and
almost new Lyndale subdivision near Min
nesota ave. ard K st. Sc. A real OPP
E. WEsEEY SCI In NSl4s until pm
BRICK BUNGALOW, 5040 W st. Sc,
Bradbury Heights. Nd extra bedrms. on
nd Al d S SWnsn Tss hfa
Ste with GEO. s. KING CO, Est. 1895.
av ss s ts.a Il e aSo1 insurance 2lo Nlsa0ls
HILLCREST AREA-corner location: this
property Just completed by owner who is
leaving, city; large living room with fire.
with ample cupboards: 8 large bedrooms
and baths on End floor; large completed
attic room with u bath; recreation room
garage with overhead doors: large porch;
this house is modern in every detail, hav-
ss been with t hf RsSs Of
Realtor, 6l7 Penna. ave. Sc, FIR. 1oss.
CONOhESS HElGHIS-Brlck, q rms, tlleQ
bath, rec. rm., auto. heat, porch, nice lot;
excel. cond.: lovely location. To inspect,
call It'll 8, ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914
HERE'S COMFORT. convenience and in
come. Six-rm. semidet. brick of Mimi.
ave. in desirable new Sc. location. Down
stairs apt, with separate entrance. now
rented for substantial portion Of monthly
BURGESS, vi. 500. 80
1907 FORT DAVIS ST. s.E.-6-room semi
detached brick, with recreation room,
gas heat, modern kitchen: immaculate
condition. Attractive neighborhood. Rea-
sonably priced for cash purchaser. Call
Mr.. Gavin, with H. G. SM1THY CO."
Commercial. 137a-s4 C
y HS sfsR San R sA s7s Sos III II eap
CoLORED-NR. VA. AVE. s.E.-5 rms.
with modern bath hardwood flrs. through
out; in perfect condition: only $3.50. Call
MISS STIPSKY, RE. 1888: ewes. till 8, AID.
COLoRED-seO D ST. s.E.-only $3.50.
with $1,000 down payment: excel. 6-rm:
row brick, in good cond.; rms. are good
sized and attractive; oil h.-w.h.- Don't
O64O Until 8 pm. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
CO., Realtors, 5001 East. Capitol ST..
COLORED-6 RMS, / " baths, full bsmt,
automatic air cond.; new-house cond.: 100
53rd ST. Sc: small down payment: posses
sion. MI. 1926 weekdays, 8 to 5, SEWELL
HORAD, HO. 1888. -31
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HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthsoss.

14th ST.. s.E|6-room prick. 1-bath
must sel a. once total l, price c. SAG S9
s ssgn Y psyReaat G PAsrok INC a' A
SPECIALS brand-new semidet. 2-family
homes, in the finest sc. section: sepsrate
iiv rm., dinette. kit, bedrm. and bath;
ditionins unit and sufacient nm; for rec;
s. ESe sssS til F5 sa at sHE s5sss0 s ss
bkANcH AVE, Aillsres ss7.s, rooms, az Z
to buy a well-built house of attractive
design with sreater than ordinary facilities
#ysszS S Eli NJ # EfFi!z sS Si's
cool oFF-A fine cool recreation Tm.
for entertaining your guests. or can be
~ and i, A. Ssdsns ssa sIIs
VI 1915. c. Is. MURPHY. Realtor. Pc
OPEN TONIGHT. 1880 PM, S2l Yuma
70 your INSPECTION. Price reasonable and
w tile baths; finished Iecr: rm;; laundry
e ont k sas aa. nlss e0p Hsante ST. isi
right to "open" sign. or take bus at 10th
sive agents. MAURICE B. BERENTER &
CO, az 9Th St: NV, DI 1924. go
merly used for riding horses: 3 lots, COX
100: water, electricity; corner property;
sewer available. Reasonable for cash.
NEWLY REDECoRAIED-semidet. brick,
5 rooms. close to Nichols ave. in Ana
costa This is bargain. recurring only
$1,000 cash. T. D. BURGESS, vi. 2S02.
HIGH AND DRY ON A HILL - Is this
modern semidet. bungalow in Sc. Con-
gress Heights. Five rooms with full bsmt.,
an unusually nice fenced yard; rec. rm.
and many other extras, for $11,950. Z; D.
h 5nkn sSyN VI 2 ysIH LIFE ON his
See this modern 5-rm. brick home in
River Terrace: it's modern. it's partly
furnished. You can move right IN; Con-
venient terms. T. D. BURGESS, vi. 2S02.
A a-FAMILY HOUSE for only $1,000
down; 8 pedrms. In each apt. sep: entr:
and heat plant. S19 18th st. Sc. SURETY
REALTY CO. Elk. 1914. 80
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwes..

S.W.-9-r. and b., ami. only $1O,95O:
SSSaR; y. E; RYoN a., 81; 6i4s; : Mss
2-story detached brick home with large
rooms, fencs6-in yard; yours for only
$500 down, balance payable at S3S per
10th st. NV, DI 4470. -2s
COLORED-FIRST COMMERCIAL =. 800
3rd ST. s.w, just across street from 2 large
tached bricktex; 22 wide: price, reduced
to $6,SCO Mr.. Pendleton, DU. 346S.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO., DI. 3346.
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WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW, 5 large rms,
1oored attic, 2 lovely bedrms.; ideal loca-
ton, near school and transportation;
$40, 500; cash above 1st trust.
Near. 4th and r. I. ave. n.e.--Lovely
5-rm. brick, 2 bedrms., automatic heat,
garage, beautiful oak floors and chestnut
H. c. ,MAYNoR CO.. 2O0s r. I. ave. ne,
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DCEN0hho" WIN 1lflu8 IOOulJ u1ulue IOoils
kitchen, paneled den, 2 bedrooms, bath,
full basement: oil heat, hagstone patio;
nice lot; $4,000 cash. SOB per month will
Mass. ave. extended-Corner detached
brick, comparatively new, with bedrooms.
ga baths, living room (dreplace), dining
room, kitchen, built-in garage: gas heat;
on large lot in most desirable section;
indeed, and priced right at S2i, 900. Early
inspection recommended.
Row-row-row, yes, we have 5 row brick
houses that represent good values, two OF
which have bedrooms each and oil heat;
both Of these are in good repair and own
erS are anxious to sell.
The ard row is zoned LIST commercial.
the lot is 1880 It. and would make a good.
convenient location for a small business.
The present potential income Of $40 for
the upstairs apt. of 3 rooms and BATH and
the owners quarters of living room, dining
ROOM ROOM kitchen ne on the ist hoos. and
makes this very desirable investment.
FIDELITY INVESTMENT CO., MA. 2431;
poi
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A a-FAMILY HOUSE for only $1,000
down; 8 bedrms. In each apt. sep: entr:
and heat plant $40 18th st. Sc. SURETY
REALTY Co. Elk. 1914. 80
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CONTINUED on Next PsgsJ
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l., close to all con-
detached brick with
hall on 1st floor, 8
on End floor and a
cleo. refgr., modern
Gear Diet. garage:
lot: near Chevy
Phone Mr. Schwab,
NON & LUCHS CO..,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-A.E. tcent.)

TILL ATS. near EagteFn Hish School.
8 ZEE. t. cS & ~ %. oR l MI
WooDRIDGE,.Bungalow with 9 finished
owner occupied; 22nd and Perry. Call
Mr., Harmon. with COX q CO.. RE. 1888
or MI. T145.
f8i1 TRiNiDAD AVE. N.E.-Beautiful row
brick, immaculate condition; reception
hall. living room. dining room, porch, mod
ern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, tiled bath. Sleep
ing porch. garage. gas heat. LESLIE D.
MEASELL, WO, b221. 81
NEARBY MD,-Cape Cod brick bungalow.
2 blocks from carline, on a large lot;
easy terms. Call Mr. Harmon. with cox
4 CO., Re 1893 or NJ, 7l45, o
S Ssr ST. NE.Ionly $4,000, with $500
is q good opportunity to have a nice home
and income too for so low a price. Come
and see. PAUL J. MILLER. DU. 2422
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( HOMES, S23,5Q0,

r Veterans OnIys 1utHIIy
18th ST: center-entrance
baths and 1st-foor lava
gas air-conditioned heat,
arbage disposal unit and
electric refrigerator and
D minimum cash required.
II Primrose st. NV, open
I & LUCHS CO., 1905 H
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
Cemetery Association

SINCE THERE IS NEED of plan and execution Of same regarding our City Cemetery, organization. un der the Territorial law should be organized to handle matters pertaining thereto.
 The law states that five more persons could form the association and elect three trus tees with perpetual succession in office to operate and do business for the association The association could purchase property take gift and devise and hold land exempt from execution and any appropria ton to public purposes for the sole purpose of tery.
 Under the law all such associations must make and keep complete record and plan of the grounds lots numbers, and shall have the power to nclose improve and adorn the grounds and avenues, etc, may pre- scribe rules and regulations governing such improve mentS, etc.
 The balance of the deal to fall back on the hu- element the part which is required for the ton of the project carrying out the details of getting the movement underway to improve the cemetery sit uation.
 committee of citizens is working the matter and is scheduled to meet Friday evening discuss the cemetery situation We extend our wholehearted sup port.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20

whose costs being and will be raised by wage in creaseS
 In the recent moderate decline of prces he observes industrial prices have not come down as much as the prices of farm products and food.
 We'll industrial prices never went up nearly as Tar as farm and food prices And most of the business fore casters say that the wage boosts of 15 cents hour more will go far to deflate industrial profits,
 We agree with MT. Truman that anyone who can re- duce prices should do so But we wonder whether he himself is entirely fair in putting industry so much on the spot
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
3 Months May Decide Europe's Fate

today can best be described as the continuation of war by other means than armed conflict.
 Let's make no mistake about it. Everywhere. on the Continent. Russia is engaged in waging war
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
Truman, Taft And Prices
(Rocky Mountain News)

(Rocky Mountain News) ITS TASY TO UNDERSTAND, and to sympathizeI with of the heat in President Trumans statement prices and the economic philosophy of Senator Taft
 It wasn't fair for MT Taft to say that the President apparently is abandoning talk of keeping prices down in favor of heavy spending abroad that will keep them up. The foreign-aid programs do tend to keep domestic prices up. MT. Truman comedies that they pace some strain upon the Amreican economy But they can't be judged that basis since their purpose is he says to help starving millions and to set up bulwark against totalitarian aggression
 The fact that they add to domestic economy prob lems, he says correctly, makes it all the more import ant to handle those problems with vgor and common sense.
 The President asserts that he still as strong as for voluntary price reductions, wherever possible He assas Senator Taft advocate of the doctrine that
 he only way to bring prices down is to reduce the de- mand for goods"-as an exponent of the "old boom and-but idea that prices should seek high level the traffic will bear"
 AS to these charges, Mir Taft can and doubtless will speak for himself.
 The country would be interested in and perhaps frightened by, debate between the President and Re publican Senator who would like to succeed him in the White House year and half hence, And we think some of MT .Trumans own economic philosophy could bear further exposition
 His statement notes, substantial result of his drive for voluntary price reductions the fact that major industries have raised wages without correspond ing price advances Yet he still to put most of the pressure for price cuts these and other industries
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
Bars To European Union


 Anchorage Daily Times)
 BACK IN THE early thrties Winston Churchill put forward the idea of united Europe It idea for egn to the thinking of its tne-a time of going fascism dawning Hitlersm, Maginot mentality, ultra-natona ism insincerity and appeasement Mr. Churchill al Tory with vision saw the evils and their remedy But of comparable vision and authority in all Europe answered and supported him.
 It took second World War-which strong united Europe almost surely could have prevented-to show the true value of Mr. Churchills remedy Europe of IS years ago had all the necessary ingredients of that edy except one-wisdom Today such important ingre- dents stability prosperity health and strength are gone And there is some question whether wisdom has been gained.
 short time ago MT. Churchill again appealed to Flu rope to unite It eloquent intelligent plea which took into account all the grim realities of the present
 MT. Churchill urged European federation as of the -four pillars of the temple of The others he sad the United States the Soviet Union and the British Commonwealth They would support Unitedl Nations expanded into world super-government toi prevent
 Are the states of Europe" Mr. Churchill asked "tol continue forever to squander the first fruits of their to upon the erection of barriers military Notifications and tariff walls and passport networks against other?"
 For the most part, Europe's answer was silence. France which with Britain would be the backbone of any European union showed slight reaction Her states men were too busy for comment Most French news papers ignored his speech.
 Instead there from France the voice of Charles DeGaulle, wartime hero, interim president and now head of and somewhat disturbing political move ment. Following MT. Churchill day, M. DeGaule made speech in which he called for strong state" in France.
 The former general said he meant by strong state what others mean in reference to themselves-for ample, in Moscow and Washington state whose chief is chief and in which confusion of powers hampers or dilutes responsibility"
 It is odd that M DeGaulle should mention Washing ton and Moscow in the breath especially since he must know that in the U S. the powers of govern ment delegated though not confused, and that re- sponsibility is divided though not diluted.
 Substitute the word authority" for responsibility" in the quotation above and you have statement that might have been made by Hitler Mussoini in the days when Mr. Churchill first proposed aunited Europe | If M. DeGaulle expresses growing sentiment in France today then the difficulties of adopting Mir Churchilps plan increased enormously. For the reason the plan becomes the urgently sary.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
tBy Barnet Nover)

The German military writer, Clausewitz, once described war as the continuation of policy by other means than diplomacy.
 What is happening in Europe
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20

Ing ueI CHAcA ASAAiA~S N~Ss wa sAAS uniformed Red army but on that civilian legion of foreign stooges whose field marshals bear such names as Rakosi, Tito, Togliatti, Thorez and Dimitrov.
 Having first consolidated her power in the area lying to the east of the Stettin-Danzig-T Trieste line, she is now engaged in multi pronged political offensive in cru cial areas west of that line.
 What has happened in Hungary was both the continuation of what had previously taken place in such countries as Yugoslavia, Ro- mania, Bulgaria and Poland, and the forerunner of what the Krem- lin intends to bring about in Italy, France, Austria, Germany and elsewhere.
 Everywhere the chins are down.
 Tn france. the threat of national paralysis has developed as a re- sulf of what Premier Paul Rama dier has called a spiral move .nent of strikes that has taken shape as if in response 10 a secret bandmaster."
 Ii is no coincidence that this very serious threat 10 Frances economic stability occurred after Premier Ramadisr had demon strated that his government could aet along without the help of the Communists.
 The Communists had not reck- oned on this possibility when they deliberately excluded themselves from the government early in May. Now, through the strike weapon which they are in a posi- ton to exercise through their domination of many key trade union, they are seeking to black mail themselves back into the gov ernment.
 In Italy Palmiro Togliatti. the Communist leader. has declared war on the government of Premier Alcide de Gasperi.
 Togliatti has promised that the Communists will limit themselves to democratic means" in their struggle with the present regime. Tn view of the reports that a new partisan army is in process of for nation in Italy and in view of the curious definition which Com munists sometimes give to the word democratic" Togliatti's pledge is not reassuring. Tn Austria, Communist leader one Ernst Fischer. has warned the cabinet that unless a Communist controlled government is set up in the little Danubian' republic, Rus sia will indefinitely postpone making peace with it.
 Tn Bulgaria, what shreds are left of the Yalta agreement are be- ing torn up by the Communist re- gime which is headed by Georgi Dimitrov. The British and Ameri- can demands for an explanation of the arrest of Nikola Patkov, op- position leader. have been con- temptuously rejected.
 |. The stakes in the developing European struggle are tremen- dous. The outcome will decide the fate of the continent for years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06

FROM PRIVATE TO PUBLIC
SCHOOLS-The story of the
naming of the Hemenway school
and some of the early history of
Tileston school as recollected by
c. c. Chadbourn, already has
been recounted in this column.
The first change of sentiment in
New Hanover to favor free edu-
cation was reported in the decade
Of 1870 to 1880. Prior to that time
local historians record that per-
sons usually designated as the
socially prominent" and "well
to do entirely ignored and dis
regarded the free public schools.
Prior to that time the free pub
lie school was associated with an
attitude of public reproach. In
sharp contrast the "pay school,
was considered to bear with it
mark of personal distinction.
M. c. S. Noble was elected
during the summer of 1882 to the
responsible position of superin-
tendent of the Wilmington public
schools. This year marked the be-
ginning of an effective school Or
ganization in the city under
responsible executive head.
Before the election of Noble as
city school superintendent, the
city schools had been under the