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Evening star., 1947-10-18
SUBURBAN sALE-VIRcINlA.

FREE-THE REALTY BULLETIN-Gives
McLEAN. .vA.-Two- -bedrm. ssbestos shin
gle, fun bsmt.. insulated storm windows,
sfs f 81 sssEAhs Co. 7o :Shskss% Ssskssa
LYON viLLAGE-s1s,s5o: 2-bedrms., each
with its own pvt, bath. immense liv. rm.
lse: shaded lot with nagstone terrace, gas
CLARKE County. VA. 3 miles north OF
U. s. Route 90, right on Mt. Carmel I'd. 4
miles west of Paris, Va; So acres, both
sides of State road: 4-room house, 2
porches, electricity, other buildings on
property; spring water; go miles from
Wash, D. c. For information, Berryyille
1878. 19s
MOVE RIGHT m to this new brick s.
bedrm. home. 1t has an equipped kit. full
bsmt. with "a bath and outside entrance.
The decorations were selected by an in
terror decorator, shutters and light fixtures
added to give it that individual touch
usually found in more expensive homes.
Price: $l4.g50. n. T. BRoYHnL q
SONS. CH. $500. LA
Evening star., 1947-10-18

EAST PINES-5-room bungalow. bath.
electricity, gas heat, storm windows, picket
fence; $500. terms
Lanham. Md.-One acre T-r. house.
bath, electricity, fireplace. front and back
porehes, 20 basement: city water. Possession.
5000. terms ERWIN REALTY CO.
Hyattsville O334: ewes WA. 1881 30
SUITLAND, MD.-Two broom Cape Cod
houses with tile bath. elec. stove and
refgr-, fun basement. fireplace, oil h.-w.h,
insulated. weatherstripped and screened,
city water; on hard surface street; SIS, 400.
each: terms.
one 6-room 2-story masonry and stucco
house, with tile bath, refgr. and range; oil
h.-w.h.. fireplace, utility room large
lot; SI39oo;. terms
city ss 43bd sds
and s /, back porch, full basement, h,-w;h;,
terms. Open sat and sun.
:, ,Forestville"Two 4-room bungalows with
sulated, screened. elec. stove, 2 attic rooms
unfinished; should go GI with $1,000
cash. WYVILL REALTY CO., HI. 6612
or HI. 1852 -l9
Evening star., 1947-10-18

t1pestry BRICK IN lovely eV secion
indian Spring Country Club; features in
rm., equipped kit, breakfast nook and
powder rn.. 1st floor; 3 diversified bedrms.
and bath on End; .built-in sarase: copper
Level lot PHILIP B. KEY REALTY, 81.
81 800 Down, balance like rent, buys
ia = acre: beautifully handicapped. with run
s. Dns 9ssn Da sbse edppe Hns NTH brfss
$500. O0fe, 9. L. [. MGRD55cS. sa' M q, /,
GROOM DET. HOME, Green Meadows,
Md. 65l1 Goth ave; open 2 to pm. Sun.
Very desirable home on large lot: auto
hsa schoo,s :'ea only s1o5co on Terms ca
Moser. IA. 1881, with KAY REALTY Co.
HAMPsHIRE IA KNoLLs-M.dern brick Cape
closed glass porch, . nreplaces, fuorescent
lishtins, aE Kitchen, hen, dishhwasshsr ah s an and d
panelsi: ps. with soundproof ceiling; cyprus
ing; lot fully shrubbed and iandseaped'
orrow m,5 viii be efs too lase dRAMaM fe Hale
Realtors. sH. 6626; ewes, vi. 3l66.
SEE ogR AR SRdsr SEsaN aPts sa sE
inc, ists. NA. Nzi ai4i. i5ss hs St. NV. @s4 '
COUNTRY HOME. just completed. ready
for immediate occupancy, situated on
acreage q to 80 or more acres) available
If desired. One Of the most appealing
hilltop locations in Montgomery COUNTY.
overlooking beautiful 70-acre estate. a
large section Of the proposed Northwest
Branch pkwy.. and miles of other beau
country home has 3O-foot living room
with wood-burning fireplace and II" din.
room. beautifully equipped modern kitchen
room. II #. by 90 It. porch, 3 bedrooms.
3 baths and . most appealing 16 IT; BY 27
IT. sundeck. The 2-car garage is attached
ing plant. Property includes 4 substantial
Toulouse with cold STORAGE basement.
Situated on the Glenmont- Colesyille rd;
about midway between Glenmont and
Colesyille about ~ minutes drive from
downtown swashinGton. GEO J. MOSS
Realtor, shepherd 1900. 22'
Evening star., 1947-10-18

time: liv. rm. with fireplace. dining rm..
sisfnen X ten l. bedrooms and bath; regular
lavatory, splendid location. near shopping,
fransg fransg and schools nicely
for immediats sale. For appointment, cali
ewes. VI. 1894; Exclusive with METZLER,
6EsRabIRa p ssGe cmGyERY RRsn cn.viI
ave.-Fine large masonry home, spacious
rooms, fireplace, sunroom or 1st-f. bed
room, breakfast, room, 4 bedrooms. large
large lot; transp. at door Priced right
sss oaS fasa Ric Rsato4 Sa
ONLY S1,5oO DOWN buys 5-rm, asbestos
stove. refg.. screens: total price $4,000, $45
h aeasoI aHn 3d. bso fG %afporo hSGrs nike
Sc. HI. $3.50, HI. 44O4 It'll 2, Sunday
ba1FsiGs ..s. e5ng ta Il
VIII. stove; lge. lot. fireplace. Venetian
$500 s9s1 pks s MURPHY R ses ssa2I R
sSe sPRISG Esadfas BRICK. to Open sunday
2 to 6. 1413 Forest Glen rd.: prewar brick
Possession with down payment IoWERY
4 MELTON. Realtors. s415 Georgia ave.
DECATUR HGTs.-e-rm. brick, inclosed
porch bHi1toin saIags water he beat SoG
VI %sfSE S$aS4syifEl sHfE w. s:ss55y. s:S5,s.
home: mr. transp. and schools. Liv. rm.
with lge, picturesque window. Din. rm.
and fully equipped kit, master bedrm. on
2nd a. and also a smaller bedrm., all-tile
bath. full basmt.: cor. lot. Call UN. 1855.
near Univ. of Md-vacant.
large 2 bedrms.. tiled bath. liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit., screened porch and garage; H.
VIII full basement. VIII go GI with ST.
ESQ. WILLIAM NJ. THOMAS, Hillside 373S.
Ask for Mr.. Dixon. 30
OPEN SUN. L TO GA nice 6-rm. modern
frame home, full basement with outlet,
oil h -w.h. large front porch, det. garage.
Located on / acre Of ground, ali fenced.
Priced to sell Immediately. To reach from
the trafic light at Ga. ave. and Colesville
rd.: Out Colesville rd. miles, turn right
at the Hollywood store. r. ]. SCOF1ELD,
S413 Ga. ave-. 81. $500; no answer,
$3.50 o6 Down. s4S A mo-; bungalow in Ard
wick Park, mi. past Peace Cross bed
rms. screened side porch. fireplace; oil
heat Veteran approved at $1,000. Call
RE. 1888 GoLDSTEN BROS, 1929 I St.
5000 BUYS THIS NICE s-bedroom home.
full basement, h.-w.h.. good detached ga.
rase: reasonable down payment; smsll
CO.. WA. 6655. UN. 1166. 30
Evening star., 1947-10-18

in excl: neighborhood; new house cond !;
beth. kit. large unfin. attic. full bsmt.,
oil &C h., detached garage, garden spot; lot,
ao%l 10; $l3.a5O. o. L. MURDOCH, SH
4611. PI.. S602 -1S
Evening star., 1947-10-18

in Arlington, cony. to Pentaeon and Navy
Annex. Oil heat: equipped kit. Quick
possession. CAN'T REALTY CO, 10th ST.
OW. 77b9. -1o
Evening star., 1947-10-18

Realtor' sos NO Capitol ST. MA. To-
COLLEGE PARK AREA-several new .
story, 6-rm brick homes; featuring lily:
s% saapped ptp fteRsn nei bedm snd snd n
from s13.5oo to sI3,500,. with reasonable
f?Hs pasRsa mRfaff REALTY so
tRsDsgkY tlsSi Gk oghaj ogMhEaijeH1s-4-rm: and bath
fenced lot. 60x1o0; BY owner, $500.
MI: RAINiER-s-story frame; bedrms,
%EsF N ssREs fSx CO. nc Sn aSss
MT. RAiNIER-5-rm bungaloW; attic,
eo. eeli Me- NJ HtRmGn Gs n5!g g Mr. se'Fa' COX &
CHEyERLY-New 6-rm: brick; gas heat;
FAX f3koMA \ co FARK: Ehc Ibbssirasls Vs. 1bss srm
eRssr eVss nYes lessne ee town cash eary
essEPaReA SaGHY CHASE, S MD sHsn Ivy near
tui Ms interior; lot I 5SxlsS: p' % Wonderful Tor
With w1cKERsMAM REALTY Co. or.
WANTED. Il ToGUGH BuYEK-t you de-
mand a lot for your money. II you say
insulated and weatherstripped, well-sea-
soned lumber, fine big lot, attached garage,
spacious living room with stone fireplace.
oil h.-wh. plus excellent workmanship. II
you want 8 new home that you can leave
to your grandchildren so years hence all
for $4,000, brother, we'd like to show you
this solid brick rambler. If you would also
ike space to breathe and to get quiet
nights sleep, yet only ga piles from Sc,
once for an appointment to see this home.
VI 1915. C. D. MURPHY, Realtor, 1401
siIh sMi $ spG.. e. sas St. 1awrenc. drIsew
brick 8 rms, 2 baths, tden, bedrm., bath,
1st NJ; h.-wh.. gas: lot TOXIC it.. Same
location. lEe. 6 rms. bath, h.-w.h. gas.
and plans, will build to suit. H. r. BrEBER,
III. 6565. -2o
Evening star., 1947-10-18

homes that owners have asked us to get
contracts on. BUNGALOWS, ramblers, ranch
styles and 2-story homes. Remarkable
rooms and l and 2 tile. baths, We invite
fers. LoNGAcREs, ow 5a1s. ;.,19
3 BEDROOMS. "a baths; Beautiiul , brick OK
wallpaper Choice of color OF tile. stove
and refgr: Venetian blinds screens and
gas heat: finished recreation room; living
low s and close to . 3. B. C. IoNcAcREs. g *.
4's syssA!eSs s s.s,n: sssnf s,; y ia
Ega SYRN 3T zass, .oSck * 1894 aSs44,Nc.,oMII.s
+ Idls i9teTsss.d, es5l az JOHN B M1LBuRN. CIV
shlnsls bsnsslox fy Tm X, IT. equip; ~ 'so2
175. Ii' do ai beiievs eve this win 20 G1. JOHN
zzITf;NsIfoS. $ls-SGsDs ga frame .,srsn,. on !.
Iiu IiS. rm. with fireplace. din. rm:. fit..
large 1fdT%s si VII III bath ao1,ah Ell bsss sss
nSR' sss@s Ss1sys: r: Si5l e WI q
sURN IS NE ow Ve!S5s Tsss 0oysni ox isol lhH 10
LAST CaIiNosner leaving city: Is ready
to yacate his charming brick home in so,: sony
contains iv. rm., din. rm:, equipped kit;
3 bedrms. and bath, full basement. oil
heat: Venetian blinds: easement windows;
Less than year old and immaculate; Lot
especially eonv. t. Psntagon and Nav Navy
% siyely with ENzos REALTY co. cH.
OPEN 1-8, SUNDAY-In beautiful Rose
mont; charming 7-rm. brick home: soft.
1iv. rm;, din. rm.. equip. kit, bedrms..
leading to terraced patio: on N-acre lovely
landscaped grounds and romantic garden.
riaI Bridge 70 60; Arlington Ridge rd: turn urn
rd.: turn right on W. Maple ST., I blk to
open sign: DoERING REALTY CO., Ex-
BEAUTIFUL ACRES, lovely
trees, GOOD Groom house. fine garden and
chicken house. h.-w.h.. excellent location:
shown by sppt.. CAROLYN CUFF. cH.
AO34. IA. 249S-J. -1S
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01

Annual installation Of officers
Of Arthur Sawyer Post q, Amer
lean Legion, viii be held at
p. M. Saturday, IN the Legion
Home. Harry Cooper, Miami
Beach, 10th district commander
OF the Legion, viii install the
officers, assisted by the Key
West Guard Of Honor.
Those to be installed are:
Post Commander, c. B. Har-
vey; LIST Vice Commander,
George A. Warren; End Vice
Commander, James F. Hanrahan;
Chaplain, John E. Pickens, Jr.;
Finance Officer, Octavio Recio;
Historian, William E. Darby;
Sergeant at Arms, Aren't T.
Ejursen, ST.; Executive Commit
teemen: Kermit Richardson, Paul
Mesa, Jr.. and Robert N. billiard.
Prior to the Legion installation,
the officers of Auxiliary I'm t
No. %, will be installed by Mrs.
A. E. Reinhardt, Miami Beach,
10th District President. Those to
be installed are:
President, Miss Gretna Nc
Claim: LIST Vice President. Mrs.
Jack Saunders; End Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. Kermit Richardson;
Secretary, Mrs. Robert Daniels;
Treasurer, Mrs. Newell Pinder;
Historical, Mrs. George j. Pernick;
Chaplain, Mrs. Josephine Pho
della; Sergeant at Arms, Miss
Rose Mario Sands; and Assistant
Sergeant at Arms, Mrs. Barbara
Whitehead.
Vance c. Stirrup is the retir-
ing Post Commander of Arthur
Sawyer Post No. %, and Mrs.
Charles Hort is the retiring
President of the Auxiliary Unit.
Immediately following the
ceremonies, a supper and dance
will follow, All Lcgionnaires,
wives, Auxiliary members, and
friends are invited to attend this
annual affair.
Among the distinguished
guests to be present are District
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01
Legion to Install OF ficers Here
Saturday; Other Legion Nes0s

Commanded Cooper; District
President Reinhard; Paul Savage,
Jr., Corral Gables, 10 District
Committeeman; Edward Deer
ing, Coral Gamles. Past District
Commander; Mary w. Weiss, Mi
ami, Auxiliary District Secre-
tary; George Upchurch, Grand
Chef de Care, 4O/8; u. J.. Del
gado, Grand Chef de Train, 4O/8;
George J. Pernick, Chef de Care
Passee, Voiture Locale 728; Rob-
ert ]. Mills, National Executive
Committeeman Alternate; Mrs.
Charles HORT, President, Aux
iliary Unit No. %, and many
others.
voiture Locale 728. a and 8
Societe, will conduct ity annual
installation at 5 p. m, Saturday,
at the Key West Yacht Club.
George Upchurch, Dayton a
Beach, Grand Chef de Care,
will be installing officer. George
]. Pernick is the retiring Chef
de Care. Robert D. Smith will
be installed as Chef de Care for
the coming year along with
others.
A joint installation of Keys
Memorial Post No. AS, Taver-
nier, and Marathon Post No.
154. will be held Saturday, May
10, 1947, at the Marathon Cham
Der of Commerce. i, The Auxil-
iaries will also be installed the
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DIR. HIyCSON
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or slipping orange juice while
her child is born. She will have
full muscular control of her body
and the child will be born nor
mally. An injection in the lower
part Of the verebral column is
all that is necessary"
OF the 10000 doctors in the
country. only about 1000 of them
have been trained to handle the
continuous caudal anelogsia. It
takes about two weeks to train
a doctor to use the method. DR..
Hingson is training about IA doc
tors every two weeks.
DR.. Hingson revealed that
400, 600 babies have been born
since the introduction of the
method of controlling birth pains.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01

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Mu=<Eh t.1Ax ms she district NJ
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n1N3A4 las lmx Raj daring the
- ~ m@M un2hle a. set into
- nsakd sisters afslce. so he
N1nAsakx@f mfsh tAss British.
Hlnlsm $50 maffisa 90 Evelyn
u<<kzM - b1d fsxs children.
- Evelyn. n: HsxrL .;
zs< 4iz<n q ard Byrd and
- s@fn* I No Aff1n9emen1s
- A~*m ns@sbe Cos IN funeral
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~8 - h~liryea kseisn would
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01

rnss sa1 - jses snd pulp orange-sugar and
.s 80 everything nlcs-a these 90 making Prune Orange
<@6 p<i1hou1 nnvuesos and satisfying this member
= - s*fssis gtck bread family happy addition to
~ .ple dnner wil importance slices Of this
2 sed the bread basket It excellent
uHN neennn coee. And the children win find sand
ux&<s m&ds pne Orange Bread with peanut butter
e<<se hs~sen ne Slices pleasant surprise in their lunch
snxs o.f ef pe Orange Bread can serve all these menu
abundance Of fruit keeps the bread tempngN
- n better bake day
x*m8 c. such fruit breads Ill slice in precise thin slices
Ts< hSs~d II highly ambitious addition all
rv&s made enriched white four provides valuable
N~ms psotsn addition carbohydrates, 'B" vamins
ras oxsass Bread easy make according the following
psUNg GRANGE BREAD
9 Amoonnw tenspeeas SAN @
9 1890 4 teaspoon cinnamon z8
o11s cop greund whole orange, pulp
y - ennuv~1 eun1o1 psunes sad jsiee 4
~ 60 49, eugtrAe1 opus Y eup MIX #8
morUunm onnng pDu0eg y eup chopped nnts 4
Cream tos<sh<r shortening and until light and fluffy
- nst yell Add and mix thoroughly. Sft to-
1k<f . hnhx salt. and cinnamon. Tocreamed mix
- nur alternately ground orange milk
Ak n3~uu. well Bake creased pan
r IM~A<f&t< t15e'rJ shout IA hours.
um4s bsf tsxsh Inches. e@
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01

same evening. The installing Of
ficer for the Legion Posts will
be Vance C. Stirrup, 10th Dis
trict Executive Committeeman,
assisted by the Key West Guard
of Honor. Mrs. A. E. Reinhard
will install the auxiliary units. ;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01

Key West Shrine Club win
participate in the Mahi Templc
Shrine Clubs ceremonial In Mi
ami May i6 and II. Il wss a.
nounced today by John x. Glenn
mer.
First part of the ceremonial
will be held May 10 at the Scot
fish Rite Center, Miami. and the
second part will be held the fol-
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Cato Completes Visit

Tomas II. Cato left for his
home in Havana after spending
several days with his brother,
Eduardo H. Cato, and other rela-
tives in this city.
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Personals


Mrs. Virginia Solano has left
over the Aerovias @ for Havana,
where she will spend several
weeks with relatives and friends.
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ANN Prom ljevaIi,;al

Abelardo Rsdrigues and wife,
Elena. and Miss Sylvia Trujilio,
haYe arrived over tie Aerovles
81 airline from Havana.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
Naval Retirement Policy

Charges by the House Naval Affairs
Committee that reserve officers have
been Disseminated against in the
matter of disability retirements tend
to substantiate "gripe" heard fire.
quently in reservist. circles during
and since World War II. Many COM
plants have been voiced about al
legged favoritism shown regular Navy
officers appearing before retirement
boards, the chief allegation being
that the boards were overly free with
tax-free disability retirements for
regulars" but extremely reluctant
to place reservists on the disability
retirement list. Instead, it was as
serted, the tendency was to assign
reservists to limited duty unless their
disability was such as to incapacitate
them completely. Reservists are not
eligible to retire "for age"-they are
inactivated, without pay.
The House committee, after study
of the Navy's wartime disability re-
tirement policies and practices by
staff Investigators, concluded that,
in the main, the criticism by the
reservists was justified. The COM
mittee accused the Navy Department
of making use of two standards in
considering the retirement of dis
abled officers. The standard for reg
ular officers, it was stated, involved
a generous attitude" in weighing
disabilities-especially in the case of
officers soon to be retired by reason
of age. The tax-free nature of dis
ability retirement pay was not over
looked in administering this liberal
policy, the committee pointed out.
Regulars retired "for age" must pay
taxes on their retirement pay-a
discrimination" imposed by law
which they do not like but which
only Congress could eliminate.
AS result of the numerous COM
Evening star., 1947-01-05

A disciple of Confucius once In
quired OF him, How can We live
peacefully and happily together as
individuals and as nations?" To this
question Confucius replied, 'All un-
der heaven are one family.
The Apostle Paul talked with the
followers of Christ in the same man
ner, as we are taught in his letter
to the Ephesians (chapter ii.l9:
@Now therefore We are no more
strangers and foreigners, but fellow
citizens with the saints Of the house
hold of God" Centuries later, the
value and truth of that Christian
message remain unchanged.
Today we live in an atomic age.
Yesterday was an era OF destruction.
Today is an era OF rebuilding. Around
the world it is the same. Everywhere
there is an increasing consciousness
of the fact that-w are one people
in one world. The wonders OF Science
have changed things. No longer do
Chinese live only in far-away China,
nor do Indians dwell exclusively in
distant India. They are our next
door neighbors. The idea of world
neighborhood is new, and the feeling,
is strange to some, but, although the
process of learning is painful, we are
becoming convinced that it is true.
In China the family system Is out
standing. Upon the family rests the
responsibility for the social order.
the perpetuation of the nation and
its peace. The family is the center
of the political, economic, social and
religious life'of the nation. Its unity
is brought about by three important
factors:
First, the father is the head OF the
family. The age of his children
does not change his position nor
alter his authority. Even though a
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national board had relinquished juris-
diction, seemingly overlooking the fact
that in ruling against giving bargain
ing rights to foremen the national
board had expressed no doubts of its
power but had held that the legalizing
of such rights would impede the
processes of collective bargaining, dis
rupt established managerial and pro-
duction techniques and initiate against
effectuation of the policies of the act"
BY the time the case was in the SUI
preme Court, however, the national
board had changed its mind again, so
that no question Of current conflict was
presented to that tribunal. Neverthe-
less, Acting Solicitor General Stern
argued that the steel industry SO clearly
affected interstate commerce that
State should not assert jurisdiction
over it. In the course of the argument
the justices asked whether even the
national board had authority to hold
that foremen had right under the
Wagner Act to bargain collectively,
point not briefed by any OF the parties.
Shortly thereafter the court ordered
the Packard case set down for argu-
ment on the January calendar.
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plants received by the department,
Secretary Forrestal some time ago
ordered review of all cases in which
disability retirement was denied re-
servists. Reseryists still on active
duty stand to benefit by this review,
provided it is found that they were
treated unjustly. However, reserve
officers who have been placed on
inactive duty after alleged discrirni-
natory denial of disability retirement
privileges have no means oil redress
under existing law. To correct
this situation the committee recon-
mended special legislation. This Is
a matter which the new Congress
might well consider In connection
with any program for building up
and maintaining strong naval
reserve. The success of such pro-
gram would be imperiled If the i'm
preston we're allowed to prevail that
reservists who suffered wounds or
other disabilities alongside regulars
were not to be accorded equal treat
ment with regulars-both before or
after leaving the service.