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Evening star., 1948-11-28
TARA

Two new brick homes: bedrooms. 2 baths,
2nd floor: liv. rm. with fireplace. din. nm
u bath, den, screened porch. de luxe kit.
equipped with GE dishwasher and garbage
disposal, exhaust fan, beautiful kas range
and Ice. refrigerator; full bsmt.. recreation
rm. with fireplace; gas heat, STERN SASH.
Your careful inspection invited. Open
Sun. 10 to 8. Directions for reaching
Out Washington blvd: to N. HARRISON e..
to Inglewood st. right on Inglewood to
open sign CORNELIUS J. WEETMAE,
Exclusiye Agent EA. 24Ss. FA. 1922.
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FALLS CHURCH

Located near ST. James School, ] blk, on
Broad st.; considered one of the best Duys
bunealoW - bedrmsl, natural trim. oak
Soors a most modern Kitchen, stove and
refsr, front and rear porches; full bsmt
oil heat, laundry trays; garage: Hdo-tt.
deep lot with trees; price. 1850; I'M
mediate possession; reas: terms. To m
spect, call z. H. IRWIN, MA. lo93 or
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$1O,5OO
Open SUNDAY I till dark Brick. semidet.
down, FHA. Directions: Out Shirley hwy.
to 3. Glebe. turn left. follow to S. 27th st d.
turn right block to Cleveland, turn left
st 't asi 70 FULLER NSH GRooM oS oPaH Realty It
S13,25O-3 BEDRMS.
large. nne bsmt within 10 min. bus OF
D. C.: S3,2hO cash; ] st trust for balance:
EutIEs t. REHITY tsed eo eS
$22, ,5OO-BRICK COLONIAL
sssS TO omsBS bones r:nsns proud iron
name name the price on this beautiful brick
home. bedroom and bath lst floor. .
SsqaE Sarase. every very @ room ivaSIe With finest
nsnt bsms ruLEN I aR9oM sss5 az Realty sI1
LEE BLVD, l ACRE
Fully saupped elect; ., kit very xel built built
back on knoll with beautiful view sur
rounding hills. Lee. sunny windows, good
blSs. Wash. side Of Fsirtax circle Open
or wk. days, CHI. b6s".
s., 800 DOWN: 302 FAIRFAX ST.
Falls Church. Vs.-Entitles you to build
your financial future wisely. confidently
and profitsbly. This completely detached
4-family unit brick apt. building Is an
excellent investment and yet looks like a
charming detached Colonial home. In
come, S2.4S4 yearly.
DOROTHY K. WINSTON 81 co.
1924 st. NV, ST. All; sH. 7446
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JEFFERSON MANOR

For sale, furnished-2-bedroom semide-
iached house gas air-conditioned heat;
instant hot water fun basement tiled lie d
bath, washing machine. full2 equlppeo q
start housekeeping. Approximately S20Ou
cash needed; payments INCLUDING taxes es
OWNER at 4O5 EdgehilI dr., or call oF.
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FALLS CHURCH
FALLS CHURCH

seven-rm. Colonial with 1st nr. den
equipped kit. ~. baths: full bsmt. with
recreation rm and outside entrance Only
l blk to transp. and shopping. opo
down. Priced, sIe,s50.
Milton G.. Smith, Real Estate
o>n ,,,., ,,y Cu, -oon %
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OPEN SUNDAY / TO s

! OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 5
Exceptionally good vslne, S14.5OO and
SIS 900: 3-bedroom brick Colonial homes
ton. Just off Iorcom lane. which will CON
meet with the new George Washington
Memorial dr.. Some of these homes have
large screened porches. fireplaces in living
room, full easements and equipped ktch-
ems. Good financing To reach: Out Lee
hwy. tn Military rd. follow Military rd TO
Lorcom lane, turn right to Monroe st. and
open sign
M. T. BROYHILL & SONS
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"BEILEVuE FOREST"

Open today until dark. On about e-hslf
acre with 1872 1T. frontaee by 65 #. New
rambling white brick Cape Cod with den or
bedroom and full tile bath on the first
floor; three bedrooms and tile bath on sec
cnd floor Directly opposite the golf
course of the Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club and commanding a panoramic
view. Near the extension OF the George
WASHINGTON Memorial Parkway. AN-elec-
trio streamiined kitchen with GE dishwash-
er and disposal. breakfast bar; full base
ment with maids bath. fireplace and out
side entrance; screened living porch,
screened breezeway; 23-tt. garage with
space for workbench; an overabundance C.
closet space and storage room; Vermont
slate roof. Phila delphia fiagstone terrace
and walk; exouisitely Handicapped with yeT
hedge, doswooos azaleas, etc. Price, $3a :
500. Directions TO reach Over Key
Bridge and bear right on Lee highway for
23 miles to Military road, then right on
Military road IA miles to our sign and
house Or over Chain Bridge and left on
Glebe road to Military road, left on Mill
tary road to the house.
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S10.95O

$10,950
Open Sunday, IL till dark; drive out and
see the best rambler value in Arlington;
strictly modern, on corner lot; only one
available, so see it early: out WASHINGTON
blvd. to Roosevelt St, left to 18th st.,
right to our sign.
THE BRANT co.
All sales once. Brant Bldg, 1884 wilson
klvd. GL. 4216, OK. 0620. -2S
Evening star., 1948-11-28
BUNGALOWS-OPEN

bONOHIOWO VT LIN
Today. to >. in Tyler Park, Falls Church
Take your choice of :3-bedroom. 2-bath
at Sl4. 500, or 4-bedroom bungalow a
el3.95O. or 2-bedroom bungalow at Sl2,.
$50. Come to 1908 oakland ave and SEE
this Sozy brick home, with bright, Twins
ROOM dining alcove, equipped kitchen.
2ovely bedrooms and tiled bath down, with
bedl oom. dressing room and complete BATH
up tcould oe used as apartment. Venetian
blinds. living porch; full basement with
shower and lavatory, gas heat. level fencec
lot. All owners transferred must sell
immediate possession. Drive out today ane
Bridge. right on Route so to Seven Cor.
ners, bearing right on Hillwood ave; tt
Lee highway and Graham rd. (which Il
about 3 SOS. beyond Virginia Forest sign
See Open sign and turn left ! SO. Il
Oakland. right 3 doors to property: OIL
over Key Bridge, right on Lee highway q:
per above.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
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OW. 6174; weekdays. Gil. 8811.

Ideal for Small Children
Ideal for school. Large bungalow on lot
225 feet deep with two streets frontage;
close in nearby Arlington. just of Lee
hwy: bus service and convenient churches
schools and shopping; 1st floor, spacious
hall; living room, dining room. equipped
KITCHEN, pantry, 9 bedrooms. tile bath.
inclosed porch, open porch; ind floor, .
bedrooms plus ! large studio room; full
basement iv. oil hSI-1ir heat 2-car detached
elusive %gent, 1901 8. Arlington Ridge I'd u,
ArlinG Gton. Va. OF S5S6-SO35
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J. MAC PHERSON
THE LAST THREE

Ewes. CHI 243S.
THE LAST THREE
0f those de luxe ramblers" in Shirley
division of l0B all wooded lots near Wash
ington Colt and Country Club. will be open
today for inspection by those able to buy
homes In the $4,000 to $4,000 class
Later. Later call at ONCE for guide and keys
to baths; radiant heat. parquet floors
ana Al modern conveniences. Subdivision
at address below. Details from
l.. S. HURLEY
2aQ0 N. BrandywiAe St, Arlington. OIL.
1902 or CH. 9s16 Open dailv. 3 to $50
A NICE SELECTION
or and bedroom brick homes with ia
or ~ baths. with prices adjusted to
preSent-day market. Is offered through this
10 S"6'25o on reasonable terms. Details
L. S. HURLEY
200 N. Brandywine st, Arlington. Gil.
OPEN TODAY, l TILL DARK
This This distinctive brick home has studio
ing room and de luxe kitchen with excel
ieht ca6Wet space; > steps down to two
as !se; nedrmS: and attractive tiled bath;
and bath; basement with outside entrance,
gas heat: l4-acre lot; schools near. transp.
good: So 600 cash will handle Directions:
OUT Lee blvd. Route so to Seven Corners
straight ahead to Hillwood ave. continuing
70 To rosemary lane. turning right into Va.
sign.
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ARLINGTON FOREST

II you want a 6-rm. modern brick home
In a most convenient location, call me
about these homes. Built prewar, priced
from SI4950. For luxury see this one in
AURORA HILLS
Early American Colonial; 6 large rms, 2 Il
baths, screened pch.. 2-car garage. Pre-
war construction, new-house condition.
To see it is to buy 1t. Call Du. 0407 or
+, 3, MALCOLM. Real Estate
Evening star., 1948-11-28
OPEN SUNDAY, TO DARK

ree-bedroom brick rambler. on large
lot. Most modern in every respect, with
all-electric kitchen, washing machine,
parquet floors, Radiant heat, attached ga
rage Mirror over fireplace and 23-foot
living room rug are included in the price
Of Sla,s50. To inspect: Drive out MI
Vernon blvd. 3 miles SO. of Alex. to Well
inston. right on wellington rd. to No. 80
and Open sign.
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FOR WOMEN ONLY!
GROOM CAPE COD

Situated on is-acre knoll with det. Gear
garage Liv. rm. with lge. screened porch
of. dinette, lge. fully equip: kit, :. good
bedrms. and tiled bath list A.: / very lge
bedrm End fl fun bsmt. with outside ent
TO fenced rear yard oil &C. heat, storm
sash. Venetian blinds throughout. Only
Sl3,s5O. with $3.50 down. Immed. poss
if desired
AREEDGE BROS.
oW. 444S, 1923 Wilson blvd, OK. 4333;
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VIRGINIA FOREST

Open to dark. For modern living in
hood. see these beautifully designed new
Colonial homes; large lot amid towering
trees on highest hilltop in Fairfax Co.
With picture window; ample closets; ga
baths. entrance hall. liv. rm with Co
lonial fireplace. den and powder rm, din
rn with picture window. complete elec.
kit, shaded brick terrace. garage; so
cow to schools ard shopping. To inspect:
Drive out Lee Blvd. or Lee hwy. through
Falls Church to Va Forest sign. right
on Rosemary Lane to Tracy pl., left l blk.
10 our sign. ASK-US REALTY CO. OK.
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PINECREST, Mr.. ALEX.
old; lge liv rm with fireplace. nice din.
rm, equipped kit; End floor. 3 bedrms.
and moo. tile bath; ful! bsmt. brick ga
So 500 cash, bal. terms. r. l.. KANE, INC,
l05 So. washington ST. Alexandria: Alex.
30l3; ewes, Alex. 1911 or TIE. ! S62;
Evening star., 1948-11-28

FINAL SHOWING
Fenwick Park-All brick, 2-bedroom
bunsalows on large lots Approved FILA
and GI with $1,000 down. Open for in
spection Saturday and Sunday. Direc-
tions-Out Lee hwy. or Lee blvd. to Falls
Church. West from Falls Church on
Lee, hwy. Route 2ID 1.6 miles to Fen
wick Park siRns on left. Turn left on
Rogers DR.. to our open sign. Don't de-
lay-Drive out today
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
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George Mason Green Co.
CH. 3s3S. Ewes. and Sun. Gil 3S3S.
BEVERLY HILLS

Open today. beautiful new brick home.
lust completed. 3 twin-siZed bedrooms.
81 baths, entrance hall, large kitchen.
rec room with fireplace. built-in garage;
nice corner lot: immediate possession
reason sbly priced
Evening star., 1948-11-28
NORTH ARLINGTON

Price reduced for Quick sale wonderful
opportunity to buy charming two-story
home within two blocks Of bus, Lily rm.,
2nd foor, ; bedrooms bath, storage at
tic; iull dry basement with outside en-.
trance, oil h.-w.h lot 1o1Nlno; detached
garage Shown by appointment.
JOHN B. MlLBURN
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SUBURBAN sAlr-vIReIhlA.
GROOM BRICK. S16.75O

Located in lovely Redfern Gardens. close
in. Convenient to everything. This pre-
war home of excellent construction with
best materials is well designed. with 13x1S
liv. rm. (f1replace), l1xI3 din. rm. with
built-in shelvesj, modern equipped kit. Z
cheerful bedrms., tiled bath, screened liv
porch lge. dry bmst, copper plumbing
and slate roof, oil heat. Shown today :,
to $40. Arrange to see this promptly
1t is good value. 1870 N. Kentucky st .
ArlinRton. Drive out Washington blvd. to
Patrick Henry dr., then right "a block
to N. 18th st. and right "a block to
Kentucky st, left to property
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OPEN / TO 5

2s05 Farm rd., Braddock Heights, one Of
Alexandrias better areas; excellently
build. new brick Colonial: large living
room with fireplace. peach OF large
kitchen half Tile ba;h on lst floor. 3 bed
roons and tile bath on 2nd. large attic;
! blk TO school and buses. VIII sell today.
SI995O, terms Directions: From Alex.
out Braddock rd. to Cameron Mills I'd.
right TO Summit ave. left TO Farm I'd,
right to house and our sign.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va. cH.
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WESTOVER-S3, 900 DOWN

WESTOVER-$3, 900 DOWN
N Arlington-Nice residential section
bedrm. Colonial: brick steel and concrete
lovely home. good value. excellent terms,
3-BEDRM. BRICK-$l4 $50
Brand-new Colonial brick home, in excel.
section Of N Arlington; q rms, full bsInt;; Mt.
grounds; lot of house for the money;
will go GI
REALTY BULLETIN co.
ow. 1897. ow 1898. ow. 1899. 80
WESTWOOD-OPEN II TO S
That ideal suburban community every one
1907, houses each of distinctive different
design Mod priced and yet within good
committing dis of Wash. new commu-
nifty and small, with each house given de-
tailed attention. from the drawing board
to completion. Two completed houses now
available One lovely Cape Cod with Fix
L. liv rp.. frepl., and spacious picture
rear yard. S20a0o. The other, a Geor-
gan Colonial at S2O.450. Each Of 9 rms;
Il2 baths, attached gar full bsmt. Each
home you will enjoy seeing and will want
to own Two other homes are nearing
completion. One on lge. corner lot, with
rms. and the other a model interior de-
sign from architectural forum Directions
Falls Church. opposite James Madison
COCK I'd, left to open sign.
THOS. G.. MAGRUDER co.
POSI- Wilson blvd. CHI. 313l, GIL. 1894
J L.
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK
Exclusively CHI. 1897 or CHI. 5s73
LEE HORSEPOWER

condition. Vacant Features de luxe kit.
iee. liv; ,rm.i, firepl., lge. din; rm:; dandy
esnt,. tiled bath gas heat beautiful lot,
Inspection will show this the most for the
money. Drive out Lee hwy. to N. Harri-
son: left TO ?2nd rd; and signs; DICK
TRACEY. Builder and Broker, CHI. 64Ol,
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
2e.
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkIA.

LEESBURG PIKE
A zeal eentlemanS estate of 80 acres
completely fenced-in pasture, with stream
and springs; SCOTT road frontsgei Co
lonial farmhouse Of rms. and . baths,
full bSmt.. recre. rm.. oil h. W h., bank barn.
8 box, stalls. tool house, meat house. gear
garage. Must be seen to be appreciated
Immediate poss Price, S39, 800. BY ap-
pointment only. Call z. H. IRWIN. Ma.
595 or Elmwood 64S. rs
Evening star., 1948-11-28

OIL. Zoo. OK. l243. -2S
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
A 6-rm. Cape Cod with expansion End A.
fireplace in liv. rm., 2 nice bedrms and
tile bath, equipped kit. light dry bsmt.
fully decorated and ready to move into;
situated on lge. corner lot, conv to bus
and shopping, also public and parochial
See this today.
SEWELL REALTY co.
IA @. Glebe I'd. at Lee blvd. OK. O217.
Gil. 1S7S-9574 Open 9 to 8. 20
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LORCUM LANE

Area. min. fom GEORGETOWN. A true
rambler on is-acre Handicapped site: beau
titully decorated, cleverly designed,
Staunchly constructed. This is really Q
dream home worthy of discriminating in
spection.
THE BRANT co.
Arl. sales ONCE, Brant Bldg. 1884 Wilson
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK
Individuality and Charm
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.

Broker of Better Homes" OW. 529s
OF S402. rs
Evening star., 1948-11-28

BUY GI
We have several 3-bedrm. brick homes
all in excellent residential neishborhoods,
8 different locations. If you are eligible
have what you are looking for.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
oW. 5000. Lee hwy. at Glebe rd. 20
OPEN TODAY, l TO S
Lvon Park. in close-in N. Arlington. Just
two blocks off Lee blvd.-3-bedroom bunga-
low. tastefully decorated, large rooms, COX
16 living room with fireplace. 15xl2 dining
room. garage, Nice lot with tall trees.
Priced for quick sale: owner transierred to
from D. C.: Out lee blvd. right on Fill,
more, right on 2nd to end Of street and
our open sign.
REALTY BULLETIN co.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-06
 Man Is Injured
 At EkIutno Bridge

Jack Crawford, employed by the Bureau of Reclamation on the Eklutna survey project, was injured in an automobile acci- dent at the Eklutna bridge last week. Driving toward Palmer, MT. Crawford misjudged the width of the bridge, and smash ed into the rockpile just at the entrance of the structure to avoid crashing through the bridge railing.
 The man suffered painful head cuts, when his head smashed through the windshield. He also sustained a bruised chest. He was treated at 183rd General Hospital, where he was taken by Mike Alex, Eklutna resident, who witnessed the crash.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-06
UNCLE'S REALLY IN THE CHIPS

Perhaps some of the many idle pieces of construction equipment owned by the Army, which are now rusting quietly in equipment yards, will be back in harness again soon. The Extension Serv- ice, the Alaska Development Board and the Alaska Field Com mittee of the Department of the Interior have joined in a request that this idle equipment be made available to Alaskan homestead CTS. It was pointed out that the greatest barrier to the fullest Alaskan agricultural develop ment is the high cost of land clearing.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-06
No Manager Yet

Although the new manager of the Matanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating Association is ex- pected momentarily, he still had not arrived in Palmer at a late hour last Saturday afternoon. He is understood to be driving up over the Alaska Highway and to be accompanied by his wife and infant twins.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-06
A YEAR AGO
 TH|SWEEK

Students, youths and elders both, were making news for Val ley Frontiersman reporting a year ago this week. Chamber of Commerce heads launched a study of incorporation that con- tinues, spasmodically, to this day, for Chamber members have displayed little aptitude for their subject.
 Lynn Sandvik of Palmer and Flo Alice Dinkel of WaSilla, both high schoolers, were announced winners of the territorial All contest trip to Chicago to the na- tional convention.
 The first AT issue of Banana Belt Freezes reached the hands of subscribers just a year ago this week. Palmer High School heads added up a student bal ance sheet at the end of the first school month and found 112 pupils enrolled.
 Dr. O. E. Reed, chief of the nations dairy industry, was busy launching the Valleys herd inn provement program.
 Wasillas LaVonne Nelson was center aisling with Albert Reed CT, while their elders weighed the pros and cons of Wasilla Com munity Club union with the Cemetery Association. The pros won and the club became member.
 Miss Peggy Elefson returned late to her Palmer Second-grade classroom, but told such glowing tales of her summers vacation in France with the Youth Hostel movement that all was forgiven by school heads.
 Members of St. Michaels Church were planning for the annual bazaar, held last year on Oct. Is.
 Friends were farewelling MT. and Mrs. David Harmon who left for their Compton, Calif., home just year ago this week.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-06

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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19
THE LADIES OF THE
ROUND TABLE ELECT
OFFICERS

The Ladies of the Round Ia
BILE enjoyed their May meeting
at the home of Mrs. Wayne
Downs on Wednesday, May IL.
The vice-president, Mrs. D. A.
Young presided over the bust
ness meeting. She was assisted
in the election of new officers
by Mrs. John Studebakcr.
The new officers to serve for
one year we're:
Mrs. William B. Fry-Treas-
urer;
Mrs. A. C. McKerlie 49,
Secretary;
Mrs. Homer Ingram - Vice
President;
Mrs. D. A. Young - Presi-.
dent.
The Morris Trio, composed
of Mrs. WILDER Friend, Mrs.
Daniel Loblaw and Mrs. Har-
old Tatsch, sang a group of
numbers, accompanied by Mrs.
Theodore Stewart at the piano.
Their selections were: "My
Best To You," by Edwards;
"Wait, Miss Indy" by War
ner; Surrey With a Fringe on
Top" by Rodgers and Ham
merstein; and "Rosie o.
Grady" by Maude Mugent.
Mrs. Jeanette Black of
Hollyhock Hill was the guest
speaker. She exhibited her col
lection of fans for the first
time. Mrs. Black has over one
hundred in her collection -
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19
ZION TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION DINNER

The Zion Teachers Associa-
ton comprised of the teachers
of the three grade schools with
their superintendent and prin-
cipals entertained the men,
bers of the Grade School Board
of Education at a dinner in
Zion Home Dining Room -
Gold Room, April 10Th. After
enjoying a delicious dinner
prepared by Mrs. Clark Pitch
er and her helpers, Miss Mar
jorie Ely, president of the as
ISOLATION, asked the chairman
of the various committees to
give their annual reports.
Miss Ely then asked Mr..
Newenham to introduce the
speaker of the evening. In in
PRODUCING DR.. Misner, Mr..
Newenham stated that he
thought the teachers were
very fortunate in being able
to get such a progressive and
we'll versed person to address
them because the Glencoe
school system has had some
experiences similar to the
ones which confronts the Zion
educational group, and hence
DR.. Misner, superintendent of
the Public Schools of Glencoe,
Illinois, could greatly enlight-
en- those assembled.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19
fife TheOCrat

In his remarks DR.. Misner
touched on subjects which are
of interest to both teachers and
Zion School Board members,
and was very enlightening as
he spoke from experience and
not from theory only.
A few of his remarks are
quoted herewith:
''In conception and purpose
the American public school is
the only truly democratic in
stitution on the face of the
earth. It's doors are open to
rich and poor alike. Through
the wisdom of our forefathers
it was established to serve all
the children of all the people
without any discrimination
insofar as race, creed, color, or
political preference are con-
cerned.
"Just think of the potential
power of this distinctly demo-
cratic institution. 1t is the one
agency of society that does not
ask us whether we are black
or white, democrat or republi-
can, protestant, Jew, or Gen.
tile. What a glorious oppor-
tunity we have, as educators,
to serve our country in these
perilous times.
Every community in Ameri-
ca is faced with the problem
of securing and keeping good
teachers. This problem will
Continued on page 81
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
REGISTRATION
MAY ~. 1913

Registration for the school year
of 1948-49 will be held on Thursday,
May 9th, this year instead of in the
fall as in previous years.
For the children now enrolled in
school the registration will be carried
out by the teachers.
Parents of children not enrolled in
Kindergarten but who expect to en-
ter first grade are urged to register
in the school office in each building
between the hours of one and 800
o'clock Thursday afternoon, May 81.
Parents of kindergarten children
are urged to register children for the
Kindergarten during the same hours.
kindergarten children will register as
follows:
1. Those living south of 30th
Street will register at the Elm
wood School.
2. Those residing between Goth
Street and 9th Street will reg
lister in the College Building.
3. Those residing north of 9th
Street will register at the Lake
view School.
The regular Kindergartens will not
be in session Thursday afternoon and
the kindergarten teachers in each
building will be in charge of regis
tration.
r. L. NEWENHAM,
Superintendent
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-19

varied in size, shape, and col
or; all exquisitely lovely.
President Mrs. Paul White
man and Mrs. D. A. Young
served from a beautifully ap-
pointed tea table. Co-hostesses
we're: Mrs. Theodore Neal,
Mrs. WILDER Friend, Mrs. Les
ter Leech, and Mrs. VIM. B.
Fry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

larity with a good many OF the Negro intellgsntsia
60 must have Beanie" Baldwin, the Wallace cam
paign manager reaching into his hat for some cam
paign gnmiCks.
True, there have been noa.Segrcgated Wallace
meetings in the South. Just how many Of the white
brothers and sisters turned out orders from head
quarters is something you and viii never know,
but let's give Hank and the boys credit for knock
ing down the barriers on several occasions Then
Sanatar Glen Taylnr Third PARTY nj DraSidan.