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HOUSES FOR sALe--No,thwe,,

Overlooking Rock Creek PIX.
This white brick Colonial on q hish ele-
vatsd well iandssaped lot. in immAeulats
lated rooms. built BY an outstanding build
er. finest prewAr materials. Spacious 1iv-
ing ROOM, large dining room, de luxe
3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Insulated storage
attic, krotty pine recreation room, &C.
heat, must be seen to be appreciated at
price offered. LOWERY q MELTON.
Realtors, SH. 9200; eyes,, Mr.. Adams. qE.
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HOUSES EURh. OR UNFuRh.

IN ALEXANDRIA, VA
Large English basement; 4 bedrooms. 2
baths, large yard: partially furnished; i'm
mediate occupancy; Sl75 mo.
. bedrooms and bath: new house: fully
fnnornisnedi nonsr ~, $3.50 moEntha CHARLES r,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwest.
GLOVER PARK

This unusually clean, mod. row brick home
is in perfect cond. First floor has recep-
tioh hall, hv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm
porch ls IT. wide; End door has 3 good
sized bedrms. and mod. tiled bath: also
large screened porch opening of :. rear
rm. with tireplace, oil h.-w.h. Priced
reasonably at XI1.1h0
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

utes New York exchange for equivalent
Washington area. FISH, Ma. 5000, Ext
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CHOICE OF BUYS

Fort Davis srea-3.bedrm.; semidet;
brick with lse: liv: rm., din: mod kit; fun
Brick bungs allow, Coral Hills se-LIv;
rm., din: .rm,. kit. bedrm;. tile bath, fnished
attic with rms; full bsrnt., oil heats
built-in garage: lot e0x100: vacant,
s1,7S0 down, ssrd st Sc: 'nr. Alaeams m
rm., kit. 9. bedrms, tile bath full bsnt.
gas heat; nice lot.
Alabama ave. se.-New. det. brick; va
cant; has liv. rm. with hrepl., din. rm,
mod kit, 3 nice bedrms, IN baths; full
bsnt., oil heat, side porch built-in ssraEei
Hiilcrest-vacant; new det. brick: liy,
rm. with stone hrepi., din. rm,. kit. 9. nice
bedrms.. IA baths; full bsn1t.. gas heat.
side porch: built-in garase: nice lot;
2-family brick, nr. Eastern High schoo!
- rms. 2 baths, 2 refgrs,: full bsmt" oil
Home and Income; 3-spt. brick home;
gas heat. 3 refgrs.. 8 gas ranses; com.
pletely furn.; only $12.500.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
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HOUSES FOR sALs-herhw.,.,

CoL0RED-CoMPLETELY RENOVATED,
= s'' rsssins .' Sea:s' s"s .ss:.sl, s.niIR!1s: iR
iivia. ss room Viz r.psess q q ss.h
car ca sarase, Enslissh ssh basement. Truly =
'SSs | ,ssErs isa f's; sSsI
coIos.D-,o.A col BRED AND IRVING SITS. NV.
S rms, bath, oil ,-w.h.. full bsmt. DOS
is.son and sas sn' s, '5ss 5osrpa 'fTn
BRUNO, INC. Realtors. sos H NV. MA.
ccodLoRED-NEAR N. CAP. AND ADAMS
Well-constructed tapestry brick, in fne
ment auto h.Sn.: % f prfced Hia Fight tut Tor 0fsa im
t. R'aats kAs1pH MS eian'. A. s.sh or rF s'9ss ss
Greek Church I'd: Buy through Scott
automatic heat. inclosed porcnes; Priced
inspect, sall MRS. TURNER. DE, ao1o;
sSeio coIokEnIlSal h2; -I5a 9Th ST. NV. CO COM
rass, r, back alley. louis PEARLsTEiN
coLoRED-eis OTIS pL. NV rooms
from; sa sssss ;sss: IA 1ss:ia ssss R R'as; ss
coLoREp-1.a QUEBEC rL N.w.nlova-
cant, --SbOTy ana Iuii basement Drlck, q
rms. and bath. gas h.-wh., front and rear
porches, aarase in rear. 1mmed. poss.
Call Mr.. Burke. with LEGUM g. GERBER
REALTY CO.. AD. $500. Ia
CoLoRED IsT OFFERING on these NV,
Vacant; = rms. Ia baths. full .bsmt.
coal h.-w.h, row brick, completely re-
decorated; reas. terms. Walach pl. NV.
Vacant; L rms, baths, kits. full
bsmt., coal h.-w.h., semidet. brick: excel
lent income property P st. NV.
$1,000 down will buy 13.rm. brick
house with 3 baths, coal h. w h, in room
ins house area. D st. NV. These won't
last long. Call today. SURETY REALTY
CO. EX. .aa4; ewes. "a. 0259. Ii
COLORED-Finest Renting Sec.
In Columbia Heishts-Two l0-rm.. 3-bath
ment. Assure yourself with free rent and
income for the future. HARRY LOPATIN,
DI. 1880, RA. 06OS after I.
COLORED-RK. CREEK CH. RD.
on 700 block-Buy through Scott. Six
bedrooms, 3 baths, . kitchens finished
basement. oil heat, etc. For details, call
MRS. TURNER, DE. 20lO: ewes, HO. 1898.
ia
COLORED-QUEBEC PL. NV.
An attractive semidetached. S-room. 3ta-
bath home with all the finer features one
would like to have in a home. For appt.
to inspect call Mrs. Thompson. OV. 43s4.
ATLAS REALTY CO.
r1RS
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HOME AND TNCOME
w. B. WRIGHT
TO SETTLE ESTATE
UPPER 10Th STREET

Near Walter Reed Hospital, ! block of
9Th st. adjacent to Rock Creek Park.
Detached. brick construction, modernistic
aesien. Just g years old. Spacious, artistic.
cheerful; decorated in soft pastel shades
throughout. Lovely living room with Are
place and at the, rear French doors lead
to huge screened living porch; large dining
room. powder room and ultramodern
kitchen. picture windows in both living
and dining rooms; bedrooms g Of twin
slzeD. colored tile baths; daylisht-tyne
space for doctors suite or additional
living quarters. fireplace: Immaculate
from cellar to roof: gas hot-water heat
Priced S26,5O0. Owner having purchased
a large home will give immediate possess
sion, Call Mr.. O'DonRel (eveninss. TIA.
5172). THos. J. FISHER & CO., INC,
Realtors. D1 $3.50.
44th ST. NEAR HARRISON
Sb 600 cash buys a grand 4-family brick
bldg. Good income. good financing; newly
rcdecorated. Call Mr.. Brsmham, D1. 47O4,
BETHEL, DI. 3100
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II :. 8 st. NV. 10
3rd AND MISSOURI N.W.

Attractive two-story row Colonial brick:
porehes: 8 rooms and bath: h.-wh: built
in sNase; insulated and weather -stEpped
CO.. 1920 Z st. nv. MA. CASA.
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ESTATE SALE

This very charming modern det brick
home. situated on q lge. and beautifully
handicapped lot and located very conven-
iently close to MINI. and Pa. ave. Sc. 10
house features g lae. brisht rms. bed
rms, porches. sas h.. sar.. etc. and is
one Of the best values we have ever onered
and poss. Is available. For compl; details.
including the bargain price. call till 8 IN.
Jess Fisher g. Co., Inc.
Realtors. 1920 X st. NV. Ex 1911.
NEW GROOM BRICKS
Sl2,b00; $4,000 cash-only 9 left Large
lot, full basement, gas a.-c. heat; lovely
sc. section, near school, shopping center
call weekdays. RE. 3070; ewes. GE. $3.50.
DAVID R. WALLACE & co.
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NEAR CAPITOL

NEAR CAPITOL
Hx-room detached brick, y, block from
Pa, ave. 8 blocks from Capitol and Cop
converted TO 3 apts.; convenient terms.
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
sligo 3olo Until PM Is
CoLoRED-BUY THROUGH SCOTT
Ser1idet, houses. 8 rms and bath with
shower. auto. heat. full basement; I'm
mediate poss. To inspect, call DE: 2olo.
roIoREpnHi, oIoREpIi,ocB 100 BLK. CHICAGO ST. Sc,
s12.95O or best offer buys this conveni-
emily located brick home. converted into
3 apts; oil h..wh.;. excellent cond; at
tractive terms Call Mrs. Phillips. with
CAMPANELLA AAlNELL d WOOD, Eek. Ala; eyes"
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Harrison st. NV: west Of Conn. ave on
lot 50xll0 TT; fully detached: in perfect
condition: consisting of living room with
fireplace. dining room kitchen and pantry
bedrooms, , complete baths, larse front
1orch, scteeLed sleeping and breakfast
norches, oil h.-w.h.. laundry trays and
toilet in basement, detached garage; con-
venient to Woodrow Wilson and other
schools. also to transportation, stores, etc. !,
priced at only S24.500: attractive fnanc-
ing. Call HO. 0100 to inspect.
r. G. DUNNE. REALTOR
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SHANNON g. LUCHS co.

loud n So. Inv, VA. .5fD.
Mr.. 10Th AND KENNEDY SITS.
A splendid detached residence containing
10 rooms and > baths plus q maids room
and bath in the basement; center-hall
plan, it has q slate roof, automatic hot
water heat, fireplace, electric refrigerator,
2 screened porches, . frst-floor den and
Phone Mr. Clements. Wo a5I4. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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81 Iolu St. u " NE III % = .
HOBART ST. NV.
Half blk. to transportation. Semidetached
brick, rooms, including bedrooms
large sleeping porch. breakfast room, "a
rage, gas heat: Sla, 900. Call Mr.. Shackel-
ford. Ma, a300. Evenings and week ends,
81. 1908.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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GEORGETOWN

4-story corner brick home. 8 upstairs and
library opening onto a garden terrace
large din rm. and liv. rm.. modern kitchen,
upstairs awning porch. several rooms with
garage, sir-cond. oil h.-w.h., laundry
room; price, Se5; 900. Shown By appoint
ment only. Call Mr.. Rault. MI. l0s5
evenings. with
CONNER & RYON, INC.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.. s14a5o-Attrac-
Wis. aves. 8 bedrms., lv rm. frenlace;
dining rn.. nice kit. oil heat garage,
House In excel cond. and worth the price.
EN- $500 till 9 pm. DURANT- -HILLAND-
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AMERICAN UNIV PARK

:. AA-AsA StAA< SANAS' AASAA
Well-constructed all-briek home. in excel
lent eond. Includes den on 1st A.. 3 bed
rms. 2 baths on End: recreation rm. ga
rage. large incl. rear yd. Perfect locat
ga block to Spring Valley shopping area
hA 1924. or
7 FRANK S. PHILLIPS -
M 1lfY
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NEAR SOLDIERS HOME-lovely new s.
rm. brick home; tile bath, bsmt gas heat.
RTs eTised tr.iAy feaI sNpNicr ssTRs FIR 77l7 TN s.
$40 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Partly furnished:
splendid home and income: row brick. 6
rms. ga baths, oil INV h, full bsnt.;
monthly income, Sl25; 2 refriserators. ?
BURGESS, VI. 2s02 until g. --l2
MeDEvITT. REALToR SALES BULLETIN.
Cleveland Park, aa07 Newark st.
porches. oil h. n. garage.
Takoms Psrk-7-yr-old brick bunea.,
rms: and an expandable attic, oil h.-wh.:
Bethesda-a-yr-o det brick, rms,
side porch, gas heat: carpet for liv rm
din. rm. and stairs incl in low price OF
Near Kenwood--Here's the unusual. on
Il acre, over 100 trees; s-yr -old det
brick. center hall; 1st a.. liv. rm, fireplace,
side porch bedrm and bath, din rm,
equipped kit. breakfast nook; Q bedrms
and bath up; unusual rec rin. and Are
place. maids rm.. bath, oil heat; 2-car
saraee reouced TO S34 $50.
Woodmoor-New brick bunsa., 5 rms
eXpandable attic, gas heat: only Sl5.s5O
Silver Spring; Sl4.150: l-yr -old det.
brick, attached garaGe: rms, bath gas
heat; owner transferred.
McDEVTTT'S personal service available
to buyer and seller. sH. $3.50. RA. 44.2
Evening star., 1948-08-12

Bedroom and Bath on 1st"
Is only one OF the many outstanding fea.
lures In this lovely home. Owner is leav-
ing the country and must sell this 5-bed-
rrn.. 3-bath house. located in one of Chevy
Chase. Md. finest residential sections. De-
tached brick construction on large lot.
Price Ia only S26500, An excellent value
and must be seen to be appreciated. Con-
venient to schools, shopping and transp.
Call ME. 1143, until q pm.
YI1IHoY Ky nI1NII MANI
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3 apts., rooms and bath: now renting fol
$3.50 per year, OPA approved; sas heat
This rs real investment Call Mr.
BrAmham. DI. 3lO0 or DI. 4704, BE1T.
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CHEVY CHASE, n. excel brick home.
in most conv. location. near Lafayette
4th bedrm. on 3rd A.: large liv and
dining rms. modern electric kit. det ga
rase House is very clean and attrac-
lively priced. EN-. 5000 till pm
DURANT. HIN WHITE CO Ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest.
AMERICAN IINIV PARK

In St AIMS Parish. easy walking distance
to Mass ave. shopping center--This new
Colonial det. brick home, built by very
spection; ; bedrooms 2l2 baths, center
hall, with rear screened porch is COM
pletely modern; modesty priced at
S2S. 500.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
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to0ns.nr'd on Men As'a
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Near Walter Reed; s-rm. home. center
dining rm., modern kit and den; bed.
rms; with 2 closets in 2 rms, tile bath;
hardwood floors. hoored attic. full bsmt.
with lavatory and exit; oil h.-wh.: 126-ft.
trontare, shaded lot; Call Cravsr. dE:
1886. with ROBERTS e. LATIMER. 1888
Alaska ave NV. GE. 1910. liz
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NEW BRICK HOMES
Si2.7b0, $1,000 down; semidet,; 9 rms,
tiled bath with shower; full bsnt.. sas &C,
heat, Venetian. blinds: bus At corner.
Call Ii. 1855 for appointment.
ROGER MOSS
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-07-17

James McCune, $40 Jones
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-07-17

grees. Who could better head a de-
partmcnt OF Agriculture than far
merg A few facts concerning Prof
B. v. Johnson. the newly appointed
dean Of the department Of Agricul-
ture at Alcorn follows:
l. Born and reared on farm.
2. Graduate. Hampton Institute,
with B. S. in Agriculture 1929.
8. Graduate of Iowa State College.
1882, M. S. in Agricultural Econom-
lies.
4. Studied with Soil Conservation
lists, Oklahoma A. &. M. College.
S. Studio with Red Plains Soil
Conservation Experiment Station,
Guthrie. Oklahoma, 1928.
Studied toward doctorate at Uni
versity of Minnesota, l semester
l943.
7. Completed residence require
ments for doctorate nAgriculturel
Economics, University of Illinois,
1857.
Experience
l. Instructor in Horticulture and
Agronomy-Southern University.
2. Director of Agriculture, Geor-
gia Normal and A. & M. College.
3. Instructor in advanced Plant
Science, Horticulturist and Land
scape Designer, Prairie View State
College.
4. Instructor in soil conservation
and Agricultural Economics and Di-
rector Of Agriculture, Langston u
University.
S. Served the United States Navy
as Instructor in Petty Officers Trai-
ming School.
6. Instructor, Agricultural Econo-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-07-17
New ROTC Units
Established In
Negro Colleges

Secretary of the Army Royal an.
nounced today the establishment OF
new Senior Division ROTC units in
three Negro educational institutions
effective July /, 1913.
The establishment of these units
is a step toward the procurement
of officer personnel in technical and
administration Services.
At present there are ten Senior
Division ROTC units in Negro col
leges, which when in full operation,
will commission approximately four
hundred reserve officers annually.
Only one of the present established
ROTC units provides officers for
the technical and administrative
services; the other units provide
training for Infantry, Field Artillery
and Anti-aircraft Artillery units.
After an extensive survey by the
Department of the Army of the
curricula and facilities present at
the schools which had requested
ROTC units, the following institu-
tions were selected
Transportation Corps Southern
University and Agricultural and
Mechanical College, Scotlandville,
Louisiana.
Anti-aircraft Artillery = Florida
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege, Tallahassee. Florida
Infantry-Morgan State College,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Southern University and Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College was
founded in 1880 and is accredited
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-07-17

by the Southern Association Of Col.
leges and Secondary Schools. "A
Immigrant College. it offers courses
in mechanical arts; business admin.
istration; physical education; agri.
culture; and arts and sciences.
Florida Agricultural and Mocha.
nical College, founded in 1887, is
also accredited by the Southern AS
ISOLATION of Colleges and Secondary
Schools, and offers courses in arts
and sciences; mechanical arts, ag-
riculture and education. Florida
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege is one of II Negro land grant
colleges.
Morgan State College, founded in
1869, is accredited by the Middle
States Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools and offers cour-
ses in arts and sciences.
The decision was reached in
January, 1913 to expedite the in
spection of Negro Colleges listed
among the applicants for ROTC
units. Surveys in the interim show
ed the above institutions qualified
to begin the program with the fall
term. They will contribute OF the
program of adding to the qualified
Negro officer strength of the Army.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-07-17
In The Hospitals
r. H. Green Annex

K. II. Green Annex
Kosher Cotton, l45 w. Hamilton
Emma Agee, lilo Grayson st.
Sherman Crawford, Jackson
Ben Seals, GIT Parker Alley
Clifton Amos, Forest
Willie Keys, 812 Salem st.
Carolyn Miller, II Bell Court
Laura Lewis, al w. Hamilton ST
Dianna Moore, 100 Noel st.
st. Dominic Annex
Josephine Huddleston, 816 Rose
Edgar Scott Law, 241 Green st.
Walter Brown, 1901 Woodrow Will
son
Square Barney. al N. Monument
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-07-17

HOUSTON, Texas-Dr. r. O'Hara
Lanier, new Texas State University
President has arrived on the TSU
campus and has announced that ar
rangements to transfer the much
publiciZed law school of Texas State
University for Negroes from Austin
to the TSU campus. Dr. Lanier, for
mer U. S. Minister to Liberia is
reported TO be the highest paid
Negro college president in the
world
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-07-17


Joe Louis, who retained his world
heavyweight title by knocking out
Jersey Joe Walcott in Yankee Stad-
ium on June IS, said over the Am
erican Broadcasting Company's net
work:
For my mother-this is for. her.
tonight was my last fight"
The champion who made his de-
but in Yankee Stadium 10 years
ago to the very night and knocked
out Primo Camera in the sixth
round was defending his title won
in 1887, when he battled Walcott.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-07-17

/. Receipts and Disposition of
Livestock on Seven Central Live
stock Markets.
2. What Is Happening in Livestock
Marketing
3. The Hills of the South and
Livestock.
A. Migration Among Negro Far
mers.
S. Should There Be a United
States of Europs?
g. Price Supports and Farm Eff
cheney
T. Agricultural Adjustment in an
Ever-Changing Economy.
8. Free Competition and the Far
mer's Lot
"As long as fod is one of the es-
sentials of human life, the farmer
will be important Alocrn A. & M.
College may not have the physical
facilities to train more farmers, but
it can and will train better farmers"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-07-17
/ AMONG COLORED FOLKS
BY J. w. STAMPLEY
The vicksburg Evening POST
July 2, 1948
July 2, 1913

Tribute this week is paid to AL
corn A. & M. College for many rea-
sons; not because of its rich heritage
or its contributions to society, but
because the administration had the
intellect to select a dean on the basis
of his contributions instead Of de-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-07-17

mics, Alcorn A. & M. College, 1916
to present
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Man Held in Shooting
Family Judged Sane

Herman D. Evins, 80, charged
with shooting his wife and infant
son, has been adjudged sane afte,
q State hospital examination and is
expected to be returned to Arling-
ton this week for trial.
Arlington Commonwealth's Attor-
ney Denman T. Rucker, said Evins
probably would be brought to Ar
lington from the Southwestern
State Hospital. Marion.
A report on the examination of
Evins has been made to Circuit
Court Judge Walter T. Mccarthy
by DR.. Joseph ]. Blalock, hospital
superintendent.
The superintendent said Evins dis
not now insane and has shown NO
evidence of a phychosis or insanity
since admission"
Evins. an Army Map Service EN-
'ploye, is accused of shooting his
wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Evins, %, and
their infant son, Robert Herman, IL
months, the night of May IL.
The shooting occurred at the home
of Mrs. Evins' mother and step
father, 4100 North Thirty-Seventh
street, Arlington. Both Mrs. Evins
and the baby were hospitalized for
a long time, but recovered.
Evins was committed to the State
hospital on october 4. The request
for commitment was made by Mr.
Rucker who said 1t was very i'm
portant" that Evins be observed be-
cause Of the plea of temporary in
sanity which the defense had said
it would make.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Miami Has Wormest
December 7o With
7emperdture of 81
BY the Assoeioted Press

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 20.-The
Weather Bureau reported that
yesterday was the warmest
December 10 on record.
The mercury climbed to 80,
one degree higher than the
previous high recorded in 1922.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
SnoWStorm
Continued From First Page.)

New York State, New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, New England, Maryland
Virginia, the District and West Vir-
ginia.
The storm closed the Metropoli-
tan areas three major airports- La
Guardia, New York international
and Newark. The Newark field was
reopened shortly after 10 am.
Schools were closed today in some
Metropolitan area suburbs and in
other States.
A forecast of clearing weather
and above-freezing temperatures to-
day gave hope that the city's forces
of almost 10000 snow removal men
with their thousands of trucks, plows
and other appartus would make
quick work of clearing the streets.
Had Advance Warnings.
Mayor William ODwyer, who held
an emergency meeting with key
officials yesterday, marshaled all the
city's facilities to cope with the
storm.
Advance warnings from the Wea-
ther Bureau and the bitter lessons
learned from last years snowfall,
which crippled the city for days,
helped city forces and transporta-
ton lines do a better job this time.
The 1875 fall was only an inch and
half less than the great blizzard
of 1888
Snowdrifts and slippery roads,
however, greatly impeded traffic in
outlying suburbs. Many buses were
stalled, and private automobiles in
many sections were useless.
Tugboats, ferries and other craft
in New York Harbor were slowed
to crawl during the storm, when
visibility neared zero.
Trains Are Late.
Some long-distance trains were
arriving late. Subways and ele-
waited lines were ordered to extend
peak load service this morning and
evening to ease the load on surface
lines, made heavier than normal by
stranded motorists and Christmas
shoppers.
The city's firemen were kept on
extra duty through the night.
The last word from the mayor was
Everything is very much under con-
troll" Everybody wanted a white
Christmas, but this is too white -
he commented.
Chief Meteorologist Benjamin
Parry who announced his approach
ing retirement several days ago after
IS years service, took occasion to say
that New York Citys weather is
lousy"
Yesterday MIR. Parry braved the
storm to take up his post at the
Weather Bureau. 1t was a good
Storm" he said-and he didn't want
to miss being in on it.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Publisher Plans
Country Club for
His Employees
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2o.-Em-
ployes of the Indianapolis Star and
the Indianapolis News were promised
their own country club by Pub
Usher Eugene G. Pulliam yesterday
Mr.. Pulliam, head of Indianapolis
Newspapers, Inc, announced plans
for the club at the annual Christmas
party of Star employees.
1T will be private place where
we can all get together and have
fun," the publisher said in his an
nouncement. He said the club would
include a swimming pool, bowling
alleys, picnic grounds and a dance
floor accommodating 500 to TOO per-
sons.
The club, to be built by next fall,
will be exclusively for the use of
Star and News employees and their
families. Exact location of the site
was not announced, but Mr.. Pulliam
said it would be in a wooded spot 20
to rs minutes from indianapolis by
automobile
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Sir Robert Croieie, Wife
Arrive in U. S. for Visit
Rx tha Assee;atal P.>ss

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Sir Robert
Craigie, former British Ambassador
to Japan, and Lady Craigie arrived
yesterday from England aboard the