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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-01-24
HANCOCK SKYSCRAPER May SET
NEW STANDARDS FOR OFFICES

winter and summer, according
to the Libbey Owens Ford
Glass Company. The building
contains 10000 units of Therno-
pane, the largest single installa-
ton to date.
Flexibility is the keynote of
the working areas. Steel, pre-
fabricated interchangeable walls
make it possible to rearrange an
entire group Of Offices overnight
without interruption of normal
operations. Use OF a patented
steel flooring provides facilities
for an electrical outlet at every
six inches of space.
The assembly hall, which fig
uratively will be a Radio City
Music Hall In miniature, will
have an orchestra pit and stage
large enough to accommodate
almost any size production. 1t
will be used for company pro-
grams and also will be available
for community events.
The kitchen facilities, which
will include separate rooms for
preparation Of meats, vegetables
and other culinary tasks, win
make it possible to serve 4,oOo
employees comfortably in four
sittings. Dining rooms and the
cafeterias will be located on the
seventh floor.
Some of the most advanced
thinking in employee employer
relations is epitomized in the
layout Of the eighth floor, desig-
mated as 'the employees floor"
1t is devoted entirely to lounges,
recreation rooms, game rooms, a
shop handling small items, and
a library. Roof gardens on the
seven-story wings will be reach
ed from this floor.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-01-24

needed repairs upon the tower
and formed an agreement to re-
locate the congregation. The
st. Ansgraious Episcopal Church
property was acquired, and ex-
changed for the Charles Street
Church property, May 81, 1889,
The Congregation entered the
new home Sunday, July 2, 1889.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-01-24

The first Federal grants ex-
tended to agricultural colleges
were made in 1852 under an act
Of Congress known as the Nor
rill Bill
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-01-24

Heard a bang-up Gospel Chorus
at Twelfth Baptist Church last
Sunday afternoon, at the Service
given by the King David Club
when they presented Mrs. Mabel,
Martin, the singing evangelist
from Providence. Mrs. Martin did
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-01-24

Tomorrow, at the regular meet
ing Of the S. coleridge-T Taylor
Musical Association, you will hear
Doris Taylor, soprano, who was
unable to appear last month. The
rest of the program has not been
submitted, but it is always good.
$50 Mass. Ave, $3.50 P. M.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-01-24
Beauty Hints
BY NINA TEMPLE
DON'T BE LIKE AN
ABANDONED CITY

Travellers in foreign cities
come 50 often upon lands that are
neglected and falling into decay
ard ruin. With sigh, or with
averted eyes, they pass on to
some new, lovely well kept
town, and there they linger
and admire. Women who cease
tc care for themselves are path
etic to the eye. As they row older,
they should be twice as careful
and mindful Of their beauty.
Don't cease to care. Don't look
like an Abandoned City.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-01-24

10 those who are curious about
the Marion-ettes, / viii say they
are the latest aggregation assem-
bled by me, that / am the Direc-
tor and Accompanies, and that
they are Margaret Foster, lst So
prano, Essie o'Banyoun, End So
prano, Handsome Crayton, 1st
alto. Beatrice Mitchell, End alto.
Know any of them? They will
appear in concert very soon
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-01-24

This interesting historical
sketch Of the famous Charles
Street Church is taken from the
Souvenir Program prepared by
the pastor, DR.. Childers, when
the congregation entered its new
home. and fully answers the
question asked by many inter
ested persons: @Why the Charles
Street Church property was al
lowed to pass out of our hands?"
The debt en- the old church had
grown to $4,000, too much for
the congregation. The new loca-
ton is ideal - it settles the
church in a substantial and rap
idly growing colored community,
with almost lirnitless possibili-
ties Of growth and service. The
building, as you win note on the
cover page is a stone structure in
first class condition and amply
large to accommodate the congre-
CATION for a great while even
with more than normal growth,
and is free from debt.
The old Charles Street Church
has been made shrine, the
First A. M. e. Church appoints
one of the trustees. The con-
gregation makes an annual pill
grimage there for worship, while
it may be used at any time for
funerals, weddings, or public
meetings. We all knew how dim
cult 1t is to change the location
Of any old established church;
it Is therefore a tribute to the
fine leadership Of this pastor
that he has been able to make
this change under such favor
able circumstances - uproot
this congregation from such a
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-01-24

A bouquet Is due the II mem
bers of the Young Peoples Choir
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-01-24

Apex Beauty Products are manufacs1
tured with the utmost care to give you
the ultimate in performance every time /
you use them. A free booklet by i
Madame Sara S. Washington deserib.
ing Apex Cosmetics will be sent to you
on request. These superiative prepare.
tons are on sale everywhere in Drug
Stores and at Apex Beauty Salons.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-01-24

Don't forget the good-looking'
program in Twelfth Baptist
Church, tomorrow, when Laila
Key appears assisted by Ada
Barco.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-01-24
O'Banyoun's
Observations

Had the pleasure Of listening
to old, reliable Matt Bullock, last
Saturday and he seemed to be
undergoig sort of cross-examin-
alton on the radio in regard to
matters pertaining to his office as
Chairman of the Parole Board.
The ease and assurance with
which he repealed every assault
made me swell with pride. Al
ways an admirer of Matt, l find
that he is maturing into an ADLER
man than ever.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-01-24

spot of such sacred memory as
Charles Street Church, and have
the people contented and hap
by with the change.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-01-24

her usual inspiring service and
was ably supported by the Pill
grim Gospel Chorus, band of
young, earnest, inspiring singers
under the direction of Dorothy
Bracy, granddaughter of Rev.
M. Bracy, and Earl Waithe at the
piano. They are interdenomina-
tional, not connected with any
particular church, and can they
sing!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Army Announces Regrouping
OF Forces Under Macarthur
BY the Associated Press

ef me <SS0St0fe0 FTeSS
The Army said last night that 1t
is withdrawing a portion" Of its
troop strength from Korea, and
there were indications the force
might be reduced by as much as
half. =.
It announced plans for a general
reerouping of United States Army
forces serving under Gen. Mac
Arthur" including the transfer of
the 7th Infantry Division from
Korea to Japan.
The current reduction and re-
grouping" Of forces in Korea Of
which the United States and Russia
each occupy half, was made possible
by several factors, the announce
ment said, including:
Establishment in the American
zone Of government for the re-
public of Korea; its assumption of
responsibilities; the United Nations
declaration on December IL that
the government "fs the only lawful
one in Korea; the ability of the
Korean constabulary, civil police
and coast guard to handle the re-
cent uprising at Yosu, in Southern
Korea.
The Army said that ''in the con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Rhee Says Withdrawal
OF Some u. ). Troops
Leaves Korea Safe
BY the Asseeioted Press

SEOUL, Korea, Dec. 29.-Presl-
dent Syngman Rhee said today
that the current withdrawal OF some
American troops from Korea leaves
our security sufficiently safe
guarded"
IT believe that within compare
lively short time our national de-
tense force will no longer need the
presence of large security force"
DR.. Rhee said in a prepared state
ment.
I'm Washington the Army had
announced portions" Of the
American security force, includ-
ing the 10th Division, were be-
ing withdrawn for regrouping
in Japan)
The Washington announcement
occasional little surprise here. Ko-
reans have been able to watch the
departure Of some units under Or
ders which American Army spokes-
men said were still classified as
secret"
Combat Team May Be Formed.
Mai. Gen. John D. Coulter, COM
manding the United States Gath
Corps, grinned and said mo COM
ment" when asked for details of
the movement. The observable
facts indicate that some elements
of both the 7th and 9Th United
States Divisions are being formed
into . combat team to replace the
corps organization as a security
force.
Both Gen. Coulter and John J.
Muccio, the American presidential
representative here, called on DR..
Rhee today, but Mr.. Muccio said
the conversations were general.
DR.. Rhee in his statement called
every welcome and highly crafty
ing" unofficial Washington reports
that Mr.. Muccio soon will become
full Ambassador to Korea. DR.. Rhee
has not announced who will repre-
sent Korea In Washington.
Full Recognition Expected.
Mr. Muccio said in an interview
that he had not been advised by
Washington on the exact date that
full American recognition would be
extended to Korea, but that he ex-
pected 1t soon.
It was felt here that q new mill
tary headquarters supplanting the
United States Army Corps would be
established coincident with the
establishment OF an embassy. DR..
Rhee alluded In his statement to
United States Navy and Army mis-
sions which would be attached to
the diplomatic organization. 1t was
learned unofncially that the United
States Ambassador also would have
an air attache. DR.. Rhee said an
American military mission would
help train the Korean national
army.
Korean officials doubt that revi-
sion Of the American. Army estab-
lishment will tempt northern Com
munists to attempt serious disorders
In the country. Confidence In Korea's
own forces has returned since q set
back In the October Yosu rebellion
which hared in one army unit. For
q month there has been little fear
expressed that the Communists are
capable of causing serious trouble
in the south. There even has been
some talk that the republic soon
would become able to extend its au-
thority to the Communicated
northern half of the country.
Methods GOT reuniting the two
halves of Korea Is one Of the assign
ments the United Nations General
Assembly gave commission which
it is sending to Korea about mid
January. The U. N. on December
II recognized South Korea, that
half of the nation occupied by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29

ton December %. She and her hus-
band, Eduardo M. DAMS, minister.
counselor in Cuba, who held the
same position here from 1889 to
1945, are In Washington on visit
during the holidays.
Mrs. De DAMS said. the furs were
in a large box. They included a
mink coat worth 5000, q $500
ermine jacket, a $700 lynx jacket
and a $500 fox stole, she said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29

years as grounds. She and Mr..
Davey married in Union City, N. j.,
on January 20, 1945, and separated
three months later, she asid.
Miss Swanson's action was in the
form Of a cross-complaint to one
filed here by Mr.. Davey, charging
extreme cruelty and three-year
separation. Mr.. Davey appeared in
court to establish proof of Nevada
residence.
They have no children, and no
community property was involved.
Mr.. Davey was the fifth husband
Of the former film actress, who now
Is so. Her other husbands were
Wallace Berry, Michael Farmer, H.
K. Sanborn and the Marquis de la
Falaise de Ia Coudraye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Wife Of spaniard Reports
Loss Of $1,000 in Furs

Mrs. Irene de DAMS, wife of a
former Spanish minister counselor
here, yesterday reported to police
the loss of $1,000 in furs.
She told police she lost four fur
pieces in a cab on the way to the
Shoreham Hotel from Union Sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29

United States, as the only omcial
government on the peninsula.
Russia, which occupies the north
ern half but has announced it is
withdrawing its troops, and several
Soviet satellites have recognized the
north's peoples republic. Like the
United States, China and the Phil
ippines have extended provisional
recognition to the south's republic
and are expected to follow the
United States in giving the Rhee
government full recognition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29

templated regrouplng Of forces,
troops Of the 7th Infantry Division
will be moved from Korea to Japan
in several echelons to replace the
18th Airborne Division which is be-
ing moved to the United State for
tentative station at Camp Camp
hell XIV"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Gloria Swanson Divorces
Fifth Husband In Reno
BY thu Associated Press

RENO, New, Dec. 29.-Without
even leaving New York, Gloria
Swanson, former Aim actress, won
a Reno divorce from William Davey,
New York and Los Angeles broker.
Her deposition, read in court yes
terday, gave separation Of three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29

Mexican shoe manufacturers are
demanding higher tariffs to keep
out foreign shoes.
Evening star., 1948-07-17
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SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYlANp.
MONTGOMERY C0IINTY-

BETHESDA-8619 Iryington aye.-New all
brick English-style bone; large rms, q,
baths, garage, porch, 3 bedrooms, All take
scaped and finished streets; an-elec kit.
garbage disposal, range, plenty Of cab
inets: comparable homes In area this size
sell from S29,500. Save by buying direct
from builder. Out Bradley blvd. from
Conn. or Wis. ave. miles to Irvington eve.
or Bradmoor to TOP of hill and see Q Grand
view overlooking Bradley Hills. PERRY
BROTHERS, Builders, ia. 1859. OIL. 4s6s;
Open every day. am. to pm; -lS
continued on Next Page.l
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.f. tc..,.

nOUSES FOX SAlk-N.k. tConi.
se1s-se1e l7th 81. NE:[open sat. and
sun, l to 6ap.m. See these two beauti.
oor ssss bones baths hsEssa na so1 .
rss,,0n rss.. sHockE9 m kip e'ass MooRaaaD. fd AD b
9aal' s9s %RssTRn SRfa HRs!l s4-open Sun, s-s.
family DUPLEX. siiek, ssmid.t;:, modern.
RnaLr r Me- ed 1871 mike .vss ae. and sn M
HOME s1aa AND NcoME-onl, $3.50 do down
buys this s-rm. row brick with baths
REALTY RE- s Co. E4 ss44; AZ e1es.. . IA os5s.
s,s ra st. bath lsn s .ns Rear sz
fun basement, paneled recreation room,
coal furnace. garage. foored attic; $4,000.
Issz Fss information call MA 1878 or sA-
IIal 10th ST. N.E.-This attractive cor
ner brick rambler. overlooking the park,
fronts on lot 140 It: wide This dream
land area. Seldom can you purchase
home of this caliber in this most desir-
able, convenient location: First foor has
and brosdioom esTpetins. including hall
and staircase; dining room, de luxe kitch-
en- and screened living porch, facing park,
md door has twin bedrooms; extra
Basement has recreation room with n
bath. Attached garage. Entire property Is
in excellent condition. Laree shade trees.
Beautifully shrubbed lot. Call EN-. 1890
tin pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn.
ave. NV. liz
HOMES-Better than new
brick. Z rms, 21a baths.
auto. heat, nicely Handicapped lot, garage;
price, S24 4,960.
Bungalow, rms. concrete basement.
front and rear porches, large lot; asking
Bungalow, 1st floor, 5 rms, b.: snd A..
? rms; concrete basement, lovely
norehes; rear ear porch screened. sarase;
Large detached, well located. in Wood
ridge, bedrooms, lovely lot, 2-csr garase;
price. S16,S50.
appointment.
ROGER MOSS, Ho 5000, 2125 R. I.
ave. ne. Ewes. and Sunday, MI. s6a2.
Evening star., 1948-07-17
HIILCREST HEIGHTS

New e-story brick homes. Trade your
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dec and equipped; located in the newest
and best Of sc. sub. locations. Just few
available. Open daily 10 am Directions:
Pa ave. Sc to Branch ave, right on
Branch across D. c. line to Colebrook
dr.. then right at our sign to section.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor, HI. 4243. Ma.
Evening star., 1948-07-17

CoLoRED-8-RM. COLONIAL sfick home
aas aaiek ssis MR. fihsI Ellis, DsE fsaaisa s5s
coIoRED-oPEN Sunday. e-s pm. 50,
.e rear yard: ard 's Can BE- Be Soasht @ :" Very reason
ably; Call Mr.. rharr, FIR, sS53 or Ho,
SEEopMEnr Si1S xIth r coRp. 4 Moore UNITED lP BE-
Observation-Disclosures northeast Co.
tiled bath, concrete basement, auto. heat
SI3 800; $1,000 cash balance on terms
ROGER MOSS; Ho. 5000; :l25 R. I. ave
Goi mi kTss. and SUNDAY Nj. ssss .sr, Mls
s Only $3.50 fS Mr. BRADLEY '?oE pE
coaoRh6@s25o eaSSj fH6s- Rs Down buys . Irs 5,sm
fs;, IS; fHll Rsmt MR r. REYNOLDS, IS Hui $500 $500
esak atsn as whss oMs srm Srek
j Hogan g, l., "a; y 56Is TIL o pm. ATLAS
ccoIoREr0sl 500 Brookland; g.
Storm @ sss se%s se eR "a Apt 0 fs1 This
one wont be on the msrks long See it
coLoRED@BRooKLAND. 1899 Evarts
st. n.e.-2-family house. oil neat: l apt.
vacant: immediate poss; $4,000. For
further information. call MRS. ELLIOTT,
DE. 1850. DE. 1855. lis
COLORED-OPEN for inspection Sat. and
Sun. from to pm. 45l1 Gait pl; ne.
-Det. home on 2 lots; Call GE. 1912:
Sun. and ewes, IA 5666. is
COLORED-OPEN SUN, La P.M.-l13 133
18th st. ne; semidet. brick home. built
by master builder; this home is in perfect
condition: 2 large bedrms.. tiled bath,
bright living and dining room. modern
kitchen. large basement with laundry rm.,
gas heat; corner lot. Anchor fence. Mr..
Goldberg. RA 1861, MARSHALL
WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
CoLoRED-I1As ABBEY PL. N.E.-Row
brick, rms, coal h.-W.h.. good cond.;
near buses, schools, shops; Sa,950: terms.
SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1868; ewes, vi.
CoLORED-4 OF THE most desirable prop
critics in ne now available first time to
colored. Properly financed for quick sale:
Splendid opportunity for Spectator and
investor Furniture included: two build
inss are LIST comm. THOMAS J. GLENN
CoLoREID-BRooKLAND, s4l3 18th st.
-Det rms, full bsmt,, auto. heat, lge
lot, two-car garage. Reas. terms. MI.
CULoREp BRooKLAND - Inspect this
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npor, oil h.w.h.. full bsmt:; lse lot ga.
r&se Call AID. 7342 or MI. 2os0. Open
Sunday, to =. -lS
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OPEN SUNDAY Of

7oa Adrian st. se--A must see. modern,
semi-det brick home, rooms and tiled
bath. full bsmt., immaculate in and out.
S12,600, attractive terms Secluded loca-
ton In park area but cow to everything.
Directions: Out MINI. ave Sc. to Ridge I'd.
near Greenway Apts.. east to Texas ave,
left to Adrian. Call Mr.. Stover. CAMPA.
Evening star., 1948-07-17
MICHIGAN PARK

Beautiful ,6-rm, de luxe homes with .
complete baths on 2nd n. at price of
Let your family enjoy 2-bath comfort
or rent out 1 rm. with pvt. bath for S55
mo. giving you most economical living
concrete front porches. slate mansard
roofs. paved alley, fully sodded lots. These
are homes you will enjoy. Priced Sl4.-
low monthly payments with substantial
cash. See sample, 1883 Delafield pl. ne
Go out Michigan ave. to Sargent I'd. out
day and Sunday afternoon, other times by
appointment. Phone DU. 1885 or DU
3676. JOHN NJ. KING, Builder, 374O 18th
Evening star., 1948-07-17
RAMRT,ER

An unusually spacious stone and brick
APPROX y acre. The home contains a
reception hall, guest closet. lse; liV:, rm.
with stone fireplace. panelled den, : lse;
bedrms a lge. and completely equipped
kit. with disposal unit, 2l2 mod. tiled
oaths End floor has 3 bedrms,, tiled
baths nice panelled recreation room
with bar and fireplace. 2-car built-ln ga
rage. Oil h-wh Slate roof. Copper
pipes. IL min. to Pentagon.
w. B. WRIGHT
Evening star., 1948-07-17
UPPER PETWORTH

Here is home that has all conveniences
for comfortable living; finished recre-
alton room with front and rear entrances
to the basement; living room. dining room,
breakfast room and modern kitchen on
first floor: 4 bedrooms and bath on second
floor electric refrigerator. gas range, 40
gal gas hot-water heater and gas hot
water heat; maculate condition through,
transportation. Call Mr.. Norlander. NO.
1895. Ext 301 with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.