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AUCTION SALES.

acre bluegrass farm with 1l-rccm house,
two tenant houses. cement silo. iarge cat
tie barn, necessary outbuilding1; 81 miles
from washington, D. c.. near Warrsnton,
Va: viii be subdiyided and sold at auc-
ton April 18th. II am: For further in
formation cali OF write J. NJ. ANDERSON,
4217 South Four Mile Run dr., Arlington,
Va Phone Glebe 400. Ext 1A7.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS,

Ia AND and Trust LOANS-Prompt
sns eoaTsssg. sery. SIsrs ssssrs ss5Toyss1nss
EoNEY ON SECOND TRusT-we win
buy second-trust notes. D. c., nearby No
MoRTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT CORP 1912
Nv ave " National 1898
LOANS TO D. C.. Md. VA. HOME owners
without excessive title chsrges or APPRAISAL
fees: low rates SECURITY FINANCE
CORP s3S Investment Bldg.. DI. S61S.
1st, end AND Bird TRUST LOANS. Cash in
a hrs. Also dnsncial aid 70 builders.
METRO REALTY CO. Ex. 54a9.
MONEY on FIRST and second trusts: prompt
actton, rea sonahie rates: nearby Maryland,
Virginia or. D. C. property, THE AMER1-
CAN CO.. so7 18th. Ma. so32,
CASH for LIST and end trust notes; prompt
action and courteous service. Let Us Try
to lower your monthly payments. ADAMS
REALTY CO., RE. 1879. so5 n, Y.
M srs n,s TO LOAN on trst trusts THos
2 WALSH. INC, SIS 18th st. NV, DI
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

PANEL TRUCK WANTED by private par
ty. II you have one to sell. please cali II.
ARMY AMBULANcEs - We need Army
ambulances ard weapon Carriers or what
have you? Cash Immediately. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO.. 5000 Lee hwy, Arlington.
Va "a
PANEL TRUCK wanted by private party.
II you have one to sell. call II. 1910.
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FARMS WANTED.

WOULD LIKE TO RENT s TO 5 acres with
modern house. with option Of buying. Must
be within ID mi. of District. Write HART
MAN 26l5 42nd st. NV, Apt. 1n3, 81
tobacco land modern dwelling. brick or
frame. with tenant house; cash maISst
or Va. N E. RYoN CO., 36l7 l4th. GE.
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MONEY WANTED.

FRIVATE CAPITAL WANTED = Neet
$4,000 for expanding business, secured By
lien on present inventory and note &c
yield So per annum. Box 246-N. Star. 2
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VAN TRUCKS. large or small jobs; expert
enced help: prompt service; reas. rates;
local ano Ions distance IA 2a31 60
VETERAN DESIRES HOUSEHOLD moving,
seneral hauling; vans: stakes, panels;
CHEvRoLETS, ie47; vans, stakes, panels
and pckups for hire by Day. week Or
year PUBLIC SERVICE DRIvE-YoUR-
SELF. NE. Gn1I. IL
VETS (sl with Ia47 dump truck with steel
body will do day and night hauling. Call
p 4 G nsS Trucks e, for hire; day Job or
week; with drivers Call Ii. 1929.
INTERNATIONAL 1910 Aft. stake anG
dump body truck with driver for hire, by
hour or contract Phone EX. 1904 or
RE 7iS2 -
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE fcont. !, !.

INTERNATIONAL dump truck 1911 Ia
ton: good condition; $3.50. DE. 39.s
CHEY. steel cargo truck I1z-ton Gli pers
DODGE 1885 Panel: j 4 tons: reasonable.
Can be seen at 4905 Delray ave-,
Bethesda, Nd ---S -
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job. $50: Sc
lect your color; work guar anteed, add
son CHEVROLET. 1899 14th st. NV. HC
1900.
AUTO PAINTING-complete lob, SIS up:
work guaranteed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa.
ave extended Sc, Ii. 1899.
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GARAGES ron SALE.
GARAGES WANTED

STEEL, aluminium mill buildings and ga
RACES for early delivery. DUPONT IRON
WORKS, 1166 18th st. Nv. Ma. a766.- IS
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anlEe. lis Vefm0nt ave. n. W. NA: g6oU;
CHRYSLER 1910 4-door sedan; fluid
drive, r. and h.; extra clean: .S1,195.
Chevrolet 1891 special de luxe 2-door;
r and h.: SI.245.
Chevrolet 1871 special de luxe 4-door
sedan; r and h., extra clean; 81 80.
Buick l94l 4-door; T. and h.; 81 ,U95.
Ford 1912 station wagon; low mileage;
1,425.
Cash. terms or trade. 1349 Shepherd
st NV TIA h13o
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Open evenings until 10 pm. BENDALL
PONTIAC, 1911 King St, Alexandria. Va.
OV. 1900. - :.
DODGE 1871 4-door sedan; Luxury Liner.
with fluid drive, interior spotless; will give
new car guarantee; radio and heater
Price. 81 .0a5 ...
Buick 1898 Century 4-door sedan; good
for $685.; HILLWooD MOTOR CO. Fails
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1899 PACKARD sedan; r. and h sos
1871 Plymouth sedan $50 S95
Ia4l Plymouth coupe ..--- 945
1910 Buick coupe 995
1871 Packard coupe 10; r and h.. 1,095
1871 Buick sedan. r. and h. - ] .095
1899 Cadillac sedan. r. and h. --- l,295
1899 Packard super 8: r. and h. 1,0a5
1941 Buick sedan r. and h. = 1.495
1912 Buick sedan; r. and h. 1,795
1871 Buick T-passenger; r. and h. 1,9a5
Cash. terms and trade STANLEY H
HORNER. INC, Used Cars. 9Th and Florida
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PACKARD 1871 Clipper 4-door sedan: 5
good tires electromatic clutch and over
drive; black finish; in Al condition
throughout; 81 .495; one-owner autono-
bile, Call HO 1851
PACKARD 1s41 Clipper 120 model 1401:
condition: 81 800. 81. 1853
PACKARD 194I Clipper 4door sedan: new
new battery. no dents: SI495 or best
offer under. 81. 1853 or GE. 5a67
p paoN An g. ,o.o ..,.o.
ado and heater; 500 or best offer below.
Phone FIR 4194
PLYMOUTH 1912 4-door heater, good
tires, new brakes, and motor overhauIed;
clean car. no dealers; S1,O50. DU. OILS.
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NEED LIGHT CAR BADLY, have all cash.
Call LJA IAA:;, $
PRIVATE PARTY will pay top price for
good. clean, temodel or new car slightly
used Can after pm. FA. 1869. ~
VETERAN wishes to talk to persons having
new car to sell. Call FIR. $500, Ext. rs,
pr
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PLYMOUTH 1941 4-door; not .'immacu-
late. but better hurry at only 1878. Box
227-X. Star. or Laurel 320-J IS
price. $50 t oV, os. cao'f e0aeh' hea s
PLYMOUTH 1871 Special de luxe 2-dr.
sedan; radio and heater: tires good; price,
Sl,l00. Falls Church 1T20-R Is
PLYMOUTH 1885 coach, fair condition,
81 Call PL. 1911. %
PLYMOUTH 1941 4-door sedan; good me-
shanical condition: 5000 WA. 9S53-1l
PLYMOUTH 1884 coupe: new tires and
tubes heater; excellent running condition;
500 or best offer below. 1901 18th st.
1910 cony; excellent running
condition; $3.50. Seen any time after l2.
PLYMOUTH 1854 2-door; 1878. Phone
WI. 1870 - II
FORD 1888 coupe: radio and heater; good
condition. Price. $500. Call WO. 9S42.
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SCHLEGEL a GOLDEN

1912 Chevrolet Mas. de ]. 2-dr. sed. ST 195
1871 Plymouth 2-door sedan 49, aa5
1941 Pontiac 4-door sedan 80 1,195
194l Buick Special sedanette - ,2a5
1991 Dodge Custom club coupe - 1,l95
941 Buick Super 4-door sedan ,445
I941 Olds '7SH door sedan - / 1895
1871 Plymouth 2-dr. sp. de luxe 1850
i941 Dodge Gust 4-dr. sed. - 1850
1941 Chevrolet sp. de luxe 2-dr.- 80 ] ,a7 )
1911 Ford 2-dr. sed - 1.050
1910 Chev. town sed sp. de luxe - a75
4 $40 Chev. Mas. de ]. 4-dr. 9e5
1910 WHY'S coupe sos
1910 Chev. bus cpe., r., h. 1915
1910 Olds model go 4-dr sedan 995
1899 Chrysler Royal Wind ell cpe e95
1893 Studehaker 4-dr sed $40
ssCrIT ECET q, cor T,EN Ok Harroll eft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-06

GMC 1916 model &C, 3O., 3-yard dump
| body, division board included in excellent
condition. GOOD as new; 1850 miles
price 81 500
International 1916 model Ks-5: dual
reduction rear. 3-yard dump body. division
board included: excellent condition: 1880
miles: price 81 500
GAiC 1898 model T-IS-H dual reduc-
ton rear. fiat body; truck and chassis in
good condition; body in need OF repairs:
$4,000 miles; S475. See Mr. Hasek, A. p
WOODSON CO, 9th st. at Michigan ave
me RE $500 IS
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TRUCKS FOR, SALE

le45 Ford 1ia-ton; l34" wheelbase
l94e Ford c.o,e.; 1:d00-gal, fuel oil tank
194l Ford e,o.e.; 1874" cab and chassis.
1910 Ford u: l5S" wheelbase
1899 GMC lia-ton dump body.
1885 REQ / Ia-ton dump body
1886 go Dodge I1a-tou dump bodies
1881 (2l White model 63l, 12-yd dump
THE BRooKLAND CO.. 9th and Michigan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-06

ESQ ACRES, attractive broom house, cleo.
baths. telephone. heat. freplaceS;; sun
porch. basement; excellent farm 5uiidings:
elec range. refriserator; all for 100000,
l75 acres, Groom house, cleo, telephone;
OUTSTANDING dairy farm $50 acres, mod
ern buildings, attractive house, cleo. bath
oil burner; all farm equipment: Sac 300.
os5-acre grazing farm, poor buildings:
we'll located good land 800 PRESTON
~ RRQMNINCi Broker. Culpeper. Va.
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LEE 5EEp new WHY'S can make immsdi2 At
KJNs. WHY'S Dealer, 1sss-5 i4th st. nv,
| DII. 4455. Closed Sundays.
used mo. HUNTER MOTORS. ao1 Prince
SAIL SALE VI a4d ph ssah ALs new s tses
sI.J95. AT. a575.
La SALE 1910 sedan; radio, heater, black
own er. s sI.a45. terms nc ao $685. mas
LA SALE 1897; new seal covers; new
tr9nt tires in good condition exespt fFSnt
$500 taxes Phone cH. ISL, or i4o7 n
Nicholas St. Arlington, Va.
o. s 500 or rs 5ss s c s anasr
LINCOLN is47 new club eoups-sedan; ne.
FspaDie sa soas a saGNpE assfdfss
LINCOLN 1916 4-door sedan. black: 200
miles; real buy at 1885. Call Ludlow
LINCoLN-zEpHYR 1871 convertible: /
| owner; $4,000 miles: $3.50 or best offer
E Insss sa RI 521 1897 private owner
20 dealers; 1gil cash: price 1885 Phone
5usoo sooT urs saa s sssutu
81 500. caI after / pm. Sun. WA. 1851,
MERCURY 1916 club coupe: like new;
81 300, Telephone Alex. 1915.
MERCURY 1S47 4-door blue sedan: new,
no mileage: heater and extras; S2,1a0 or
best offer below until 4 DIN, April 8.
Alex 4a47
MERCURY 1899 tudor; clean: excel
transp: S7as. WASH AUTO AUCTION.
s5II .colesviile I'd. S. s., Md EN- 44ao,
MERCURY 1919 sedan: new paint Job
Sa25. 1889 Hudson sedan: new paint Jon,
S6a5. 1116 Flower ave-. Takona Park
cor Ptney. Branch and Flower ave, 81
1903 fdea1erl
MERCURY 1p46 2-docr sedan; like new.
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and hea sa ss$5 cash neg ca fe I'll
ssouDe; radio and heater. blk in, ezsep
fin n shape; 30,day guar; s1,l95. Ill
Is 81 S soeea f0 seu sen 4aoor
heater, beautiful green fin. car in excel
sgnf 'h no1hS mora s4,aay gdsEsntes
PLYMOUTH 1898 sedan: SECS: motor re
finsis STfTaaq 1sa de luxe st. Poor seda
tramp; as is, price $3.50. LOGAN MO
T Tfossa sill, sl,,alr 18th st, NV. D1, $500
PLYMOUTH i941 4-door Special de lux
sedan; radio and heater; black finish; tire
day auaPant te hnf LoaAM moToRs II
18th st. NV, DI. $500. Closed Sun. -
r and h.. spotlight; fogiights, good tires
S4oo s sond-; 81 . :o5o- Arlington Village
PLYMOUTH 1886 de luxe sedan; origina
blue f nbas radio heater. good tires; bar
PONTIAC 194I 4-door sedan: r. and h.
excellent e eond.' original black; s1,o95
foNT .onsf la4s station stat wagon sisyinasr
Phone T9ser sss4 Of can be Seen seen at t $50 paS
poNT Iii Be fs4 No N good condition; .x
s esl,en5 stres: = $3.50 cash Phone Fsll
PONTIAC 1910 4-door s-cyl de luxe: nsy
Si.0a5. Lincoln 1905. ie'' ''' 'T s.
PONTIAC 1928 sedan. ,s-cylinder: privatei,
PoNTrAC 1910 4rdoor sedan; complet.
p pes metor: o $685. Rockville sale. -
cite. royal blue: fog lights. spotlight. radio
i and heater, seat covers. ,scur pads. bacG-ur
oaFins knP Pontiac hnsea in ssse $500
9o42. 5000 Conn. ave. NV. after Q pm
roSTAo a2 ssa0s sEs sSqe or sfs
PONTIAC club coupe. late 1911; motor
ing. brakes; has heater and radio good
tires; sss5; private owner. Gil. so1s
! PONTIAC 1897 Cdr. sedan, exc. run
ming condition. 1885. 24o4 Minnesota
Pontiac 1885 70" 4-door sedan; motor
PONTIAC 1871 station wagon. excellent
4 mechanical condition. special at Ss95,
PARKWAY MOTOR CO, 3o5l M ST NV.
PoNTTIAc 1899 s-door de luxe sedan with
trunk: beautiful black finish; practically
MOTORS. I'LL 18th st. nv. DI. $500
PONTIAC. ago 4-door six; heater. lIehi
blue, good tires and motor, 1878. Phone
| AT. s131.
ii extras ss.sa5. COLI MOTOR Co CO..
s ss3s Georsia ave, Silver Spring. Nd, 81
PONTIAC 1947 station wagon; week sd
! ~ miles: gray. with heater, radio. VIII
trade on cost basis for Ia47 iow-priced
sedan and cash or VIII sell all cash.
sTUDEBAKER late Ie4I Champion 4-dooI
sedan: Over6rlve. heater, seat covers, bods
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scHLEGEL &, GOLDEN, s57 Carroll st.,
Takoma Park. d. c.. GE. 1900. Open Sun.
HILL TIBBITTS, INC.-See these cars
| before you buy
| 1871 Buick Special 4-dr SI,ea5
l941 Chevrolet Master de TX. 2-dr. ! 029
| 1912 Chev. station wag - / 1875
1914 Ford de X. Tudor, Al LIPS
1941 Ford COW. cpe.. - 1.259
1871 Oldsmobile re- coupe; r, h. 1.149
Trade or terms, All cars carry a guar
I IL. GSnEI q
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30

Mrs. Mont Senter has been Wis
ting her son, Manis and wife,
who have at new baby boy at
their home at Mcclure.
Roy Sluss and family visited
at the home of Elijah Sluss one
night this week.
We were sorry to hear OF the
death of the small son of II. J.
Dutton. Many people here attend
ed the funeral Sunday evening.
Clarence Mullins and family
spent a few nights last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
Mullins.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O. Mullins
were shopping in Clintwood Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bran
ham Of Big Stone Gap have been
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Lou Mullins is still very
i'll at this writing.
Alene Sluss visited her sister,
Mrs. Orpha Mullins Friday night.
Belle Stone has returned hone
from a visit with relatives in
ClintWood.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30

species and methods of planting.
He will also personally deliver
the trees in March and aid in
starting the planting operation
or in storing the trees until they
are to be planted.
The forest service reminds PEG
pie that trees planted now will
be producers of lumber, poles,
posts and other forest products
in few years. At present the de
mand for lumber is so great that
it, coupled with destructive cut
ting and forest fires, is draining
Dickinson county's timber faster
than it is being grown. in rela-
lively few years home builders,
railroads, and other wood users
may acutely suffer from the de-
pletion of our forests. Protection
from fires, selective. cutting and
reforestation is the alternative.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30
FOREST SEEDLINGS TO BE
FURNISHED LANDOWNERS
AT Low COST

The Virginia Forest service has
announced through its CHIEF for
est warden, j. w. Rose of Honey
Camp, that forest trees will be
available to Dickinson county
landowners at a cost averaging
from $500 to $500 per thousand
(enough to plant an acre). The
Forest Service will also finnish up
to 1000 trees without charge tc
schools, clubs and other organiz-
ed groups who will use the trees
in reforesting nonproductive land
and protect them from grazing
and fire
Trees may be had in time for
spring planting by contracting
chief warden Rose (Telephone
Clintwood 1859 at an early date.
Tree seedlings to be available
this spring are short-leaf pine,
white pine, red pine, red cedar,
black locust and yellow poplar.
Mr.. Rose will call on any land
owner contracting him and make
recommendations as to proper
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30

this week.
Zillie Rasnick is on the sick
list this week.
Lorene Niece was the Friday
night guest of Shelby Martin
Thelma and June Rasnick were
visiting Edna Sutherland Monday.
Ethel Bryant has been very i'll
with pneumonia but is some bet
ter at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wise
were shopping in Bristol last Sat
urday.
Ralph Phillips spent Saturday
night with his grandparents near
st. Paul.
Andy Phillips of Castlewood
was visiting at the home of Tony
Phillips Saturday.
Lucille Kelly spent Monday
evening with Mrs, Dan Phillips.
Edna Sutherland is improving
at this writing.
Miles Sutherland was visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Sutherland on
Sunday,
Clyde Laforce was visiting in
Dante Friday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30
Hospital Notes

The Stork made the usual Wis
it's to the hospital this week and
left the following babies:
A girl, named Carolyn Leota,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lovelace Of
Kingsport, on Jan. rs.
A girl to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Davis of Georges Fork on Jan. %.
A boy to Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
H. Mullins of Skeetrock on Jan.
25th.
A girl, named Sherry, to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Moore Of Nora
on Jan. IS.
A l0-pound girl to Mfr. and
Mrs. Walter Baker of Clintwood
on Jan. IS.
Mrs. Caledonia Counts was ad~
mitted to the hospital Tuesday
for medical treatment.
Alpha June Meade was admit
ted to the hospital suffering from
severe burns from an accident in
the home with hot water.
The small son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Wright was brought to the
hospital for examination and re-
moval Of cast on his leg.
Miss Christine Hall of jenkins
was admitted to the hospital on
Wednesday.
The following patients have
been discharged:
Mrs. Earl Dotson, Coeburn, Rt.
9; John Hibbitts, Darwin; Mrs. E.
E. Thompson, Clintwood; Henry
Dutton, Skeetrock; Baby Roger
Lee Justice, Baden; Rant Mullins,
ClintWood; Mrs. Esmond Rose,
Tense; Mrs, Emerson Dotson. Of
Pound.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
SHEFFY HAMILTON DIES AT
HOME OF DAUGHTER

Shelly Hamilton, 81, OF Bold
Camp, just across the county line
in Wise, died Monday Of a nen-
orrhage Of the lungs that caused
strangulation.
Burial was in the family grave
yard on Bold Camp Wednesday.
He is survived by the widow and
by the following sons: HILBERT
Hamilton Of Darwin, Hesque Ham
Iton OF Lick Fork, Jeems Hami4-
ton OF Norland, and Garfield Ham
ilton Of Kentucky.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30

Sam Hackney and the missus
just returned from a trailer trip
around the country. They're tired,
and glad to be home, but mighty
impressed with what they saw.
AS Sam reports-every section
has something different; differ
emit way of talking; different tastes
in food and drink; different laws
and customs. But bigger than all
these differences is the American
spirit of tolerance that let's US live
together in united peace.
"Of course says Sam, you run
into intolerance from time to
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30

Thomas Wise has moved to Ere
mont.
jamie Sutherland and Bonnie
Martin spent Monday with Holly
Kiser and family.
Julie Kiser and Leafy Wise
were visiting Edna Sutherland
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30
|. @. 0. F..

Chase Lodge No. Fl, Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, Meets
Each Thursday night, 7:00 p. NJ,
ut Lodge Hall in CCC Camp
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30
From where I sit e.. by Joe Marsh
Sam Hackney Reports
on The U.S.A.

time. individuals who criticize an
others right to speak his mind:
enjoy u glass of beer; or work at
any trade he chooses. But those are
the exceptions--and we're even
tolerant of them!"
From where | sit, more Of us
ought to make a trip like the
Hackneys - to realize frsthand
how America is bigger than it's
many differences :. :. how tolerance
Of those differences is the vsSy
thing that makes us strong.
&> M4>4<
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Four Urge Appointment
OF Houston 10 Mason Posi-

Charles H. Houston was urged as
the best choice for District Com
missioner by four speakers over Sta
ton WQQW yesterday.
The speakers were Henry Bette
sher, president of the Washington
Industrial Union Council of the
CLIO; DR.. Clark Foreman, head OF
the Southern Conference for Human
Welfare; the Rev. Robert M. Viii
liams, of the Asbury Methodist
Church, and Mrs. Mary Church Ter
rell, a former member of the Board
of Education for II years.
All of the speakers urged Presi-
dent Truman to appoint the colored
attorney as successor to Commits
sloner Guy Mason, and said peti.
tlons would be passed around al
eight points in the city for sigma.
lures to be sent to the White House
More than 100 signatures had beer
reported late yesterday, it was an.
nounced. Commissioner Mason:
term expired November 20.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Hearing SET Friday
On NayIor Gardens

Leaders of the Naylor Gardens
Association, with their counsel, and
heads of the opposing Veterans Co.
operative Housing Association, who
are attempting to buy the develop
ment, have been summoned to q
special meeting before Administra-
tor Raymond M. Foley and the
board of directors of the Fedora
Housing Administration next Fri
day, it was learned last night.
The board has ordered both sides
to present arguments on whether
the Cooperative shall be permitted
to amend the clause in its option
providing that the prospective pur.
chasers have at least 300 member
occupants in the Gardens by Jan.
uary 10, the expiration date of the
option.
The Naylor Gardens Association
is formed of residents, veterans ane
veterans, who are opposing tht
sale of the project to the Co.
operative or any other group which
will eVict present tenants. They
have retained Paul Porter, former
OPA administrator as counsel.
The contract hearing before the
FHA board Friday will determine
the legal point which is the crux Of
the dispute.
One clause of the Co-operative's
option with the Government says II
may not evict anyone from the
Gardens during rent control, while
another clause says it must have the
300 member occupants by January
10 to take up its option.
The Cooperative maintains that
the two clauses work against each
other to its disadvantage.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
BY the Associated Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Dec
13.-Admiral William F.. Halsey
chairman of the University of Vir.
ginia Development Fund, announced
today that Edward R. Stettinius, jr.
rector of the university, has made a
gift to the university of cash and
securities valued in excess of $780,
900.
I'm. informing me of this generous
gift" Admiral Halsey disclosed, Mr.
Stettinius said he had created the
Stettinius Fund, Inc, philan-
thropic foundation with broad pow
ers. The setting aside and ear
marking by the trustees of the fund
of cash and securities for the bene-
fit of tho university is the first
grant to be made by the Stettinius
Fund"
Admiral Halsey expressed the
hope that this very handsome gift
will set a working pattern for other
individuals and organizations who
are now contemplating support of
the development fund" Plans for