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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20

BTW BAnG ana Choral Society
were rated highest honors dur;rg
the Band Clinic and Music F.stiya'
held in Tampa and Tallahassee re-
Gently. The band attended the clinic
in Tampa and won first place in
marching, first place in solos and
second place in concert music. Tro-
phies for these winnings were re-
ceived in chapel assembly by AL
bert Role, the band president.
The choral society attended the
first annual choral meeting for
high schools in Tallahassee at Flori-
da A and NJ College. Keen competk
ton throughout the meet was evil
dent, but, the group won first place
in concert, first rating in trio, first
rating in soloist and second in quar-
tet. No prizes were awarded be-
cause it was the first annual meet
ing of this kind, but, scholarships
were given to Barbara Williams for
soloist, Franklin Bernard Hunter
for piano and Valentine Dorsey for
playing the baritone horn. Various
members of the group were cited
for their individual talents by the
contest committee.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20
Phyllis Wheatley
School News

Little Rosa Mae Walden, daughter
of Mr.. James Walden, Sr., MEM
Der of the 9Th grade class, Mrs. l..
E. Thomas, teacher, won first place
at the TIA Annual Defamation
Contest April 81. A circulating tro-
ply was given, United States
Bond of $500 and $40 in cash.
The pupils of Mrs. L. E. Thomas
classroom are preparing to publish
their second issue of their paper
"The Trumpet"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20
Store-Wide After
Mothers Day Sale
At Artistic Millinery

A gigantic store-wide After
Mothers Day Sale is now offered
by Artistic Millinery Shop, 237 N.
Miami ave. The management an
nounced that every item in the shop
is drastically reduced below its res
ular price. The store features a
complete line of hats, gloves, hoses,
handbags, lingerie, bed linen AMI
many other useful items. Patrons
ar, 'lrsei to come N AMI see for
themselves, and take advantage of
this special sale.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20

Doretha Graham and Franklin
Bernard Hunter participated in the
1850 statewide contest of business
students at the Walker Business
College on April rs and brought hon.
or to Booker T. Washington High
School when they won first honors
in the shorthand contest for high
school pupils. Gloria Jackson and
George Johnson participated in the
tipping contest.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20
PRE-SECHOOL CLINIC

Mothers whose children will be
six before December, 1850, are in
vited to Douglas May 25th for a
pre-school clinic. The teachers will
speak to the parents on child de-
velopment and what to expect of
the first grader" Particular stress
will be put on child health and the
Importance of the pre-school exami-
nation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20
Dorsey High News
STUDENTS MERIT HONORS

The Florida Power and Light Co.
notified Mr.. David H. DobbS, prin
cipal on May 8, that William Mayo
a student of Dorsey, was the recipi-
ent of SIS. This student participated
in a recent Poster Contest sponsored
by this company, and out Of 230 en-
tries, the largest number ever 20 be
submitted, William Mayo was given
second prize for submitting street
Lights Reduce Traffic Accidents"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20
MIAMI TIMES, MIAMI. FLORIDA
PAGE TWELVE SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1850

check with homeroom teachers for
children; and parents Of 9Th graders
were encouraged to visit the school
often. Seniors entertained their pa
rents with songs and refreshments
in the school patio; while 9th grade
pupils decided to wait until June 2,
the day of their Convocation to en-
terrain their parents.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20

The PTA held it's final meeting
for the school term Sunday after
noon, May IA. The following officers
were elected and reelected for the
ensuing term: Mrs. o. Mcneil, presi-
dent; Mr.. Willie Jackson, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. M. V. Collins, secretary;
Mrs. F. Hollis, treasurer; Mrs. B.
Baukman, chaplain; Mrs. 1. Lowe,
reporter, Mrs. N. Reid, chairman
budget committee; Mrs. Marie
Banks, sunshine committee; Mrs. r.
Barnes, health committee.
Mrs. E. G.. Primus, principal
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20
Tea Sitting

The Good Samaritans Social Club
invites you and friends to attend
their Tea Sitting, Sunday afternoon
May 21- 400 til z at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Allen, corner
NV 18th ave. and 65th ST., Miami,
Fla. The main speaker will be Mr..
Clarence Mcdaniel, popular conduc-
tor of the radio show Bronze Voice"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20

| News

The James w. johnson elementary
school sponsored a Spelling Bee at
the Bethel AME Church of which
the Rev. E. A. Simmons is pastor,
Friday evening, May S. The callers
of the Spelling Bee were Miss E. c..
Thomas, an instructor of Phyllis
Wheatley and Mr.. A. j. Shootes, an
instructor of Booker T. Washington
high school. The judges were Mrs.
D. A. Douglas, an instructor of B.
T. w. and Mrs. N. Reid, chairman of
the PTA Budget committee and a
civic workers of this community.
Mrs. o. Mcneil, PTA president and
treasurer of the District PTA
awarded the prizes to the winners
Roy Baker, first prize of $500; Joe
Roberts, second prize of $500 and
Leroy Everette, third prize Of $500.
These prizes were donated by the
PTA.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20
COUNCIL AND ORIENTATION

The Student Council and officers
of all organizations have been busy
setting up orientation periods for
the 9th graders of the various ele-
mentary schools who will be enter
ing Booker T. Washington in the
fall. Each 9Th grader has gone on a
tour of the school and given hand
book for pupils published each year
by the Council.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20

On May Is, parents of the senior
class, 9th graders and sixth graders
from Phyllis Wheatley and Dunbar
met in Booker T. Washington high
school auditorium as a part of the
yearly orientation and guidance
program. Parents of both 18th and
9th grade groups were urged to
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20

Another of Dorsey's students was
notified on last week that she was
the recipient of a 5000 scholarship
to Talladega College for having at
tanned in a recent Scholarship Com
petitive Examination a percentile
rank of 92.2. This indicated that this
students score exceeded 96.2. per-
cent of the 1917 students who took
the examination. The name Of this
senior is Lula Cox, very active
member of the graduating class.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20

Dorsey High school observed on
last Friday, a well-organized Stu
dent Government Day. At 8:15 am.
Friday morning, the student person
mel checked in to carry out a full
days work under the supervision of
the principal, Lemmie Deliford.
Evening star., 1950-06-16
NEW LISTING

MICHIGAN PARK NE
immaculate semidetached brick with
with fireplace. dining rm., lge
full chestnut trim and doors through
out. Lovely location near Michigan
aye. and South Dakota ave. Call
PECK COMPANY
COLORED-LOVELY CORNER BRICK
HOME, mr.; End and You SITS. Six
rms; oil heat; only $1,000 down.
Call ARK1N REALTY CO., ST. 3952;
coIoRfp-NoRrH Ste,R ne: lSSR ENcLEwodS- O5S
Detached mod. bungalow on lovely
corner lot; rms. and tiled bath,
<stairway. to expandable attic, full
bsnt; choice neighborhood; near ali
sns sn s7S s9sERf 81 faEl T. Bavrs BA ssSo g co 5il
Ma; Wa. 300. One. ,''sstiS OPEN daiiy
coIoRES1ysIx spd sShSay X . ROC PRooMs-semaiad.- maa
gas heat, excel. condition; reason
ably PRICED on terms. JAMES CARR,
CoLoREp-17oe BLK. M. ST. NE.
$4,000 down. $40 per mo-, pays
"a. .EOoA UcuiHis pdllo, q kltS.,
t sond ss mev. saFffi a S. sas sssf H. Il Dsss sss
COLORED - SIx-ROOM BRICK
slSi5e1 sG3S1{S Phone MA, 74os, JOSEPH
coloRED-LYMAN coolaosasD:Y PLACE NE
An immaculate 6-rm. home in this
aualified buyer. S12,500. For details
eall OLIVER T. CARR, MA. 1855,
coEoRED-cLosE giS TO SEAT Pleas.
6riek; DINING has r@ Dia lviRs rm. f0W fis.
finished basement, fun bath; $3.50
down, Ss4 mo. Call Mr.. HokE,
cSTnSSn; ri Saao; svsso Mo6HsN4 81 46aaS 6aSrs -is
Eastern High, live in l apt. col
Excel: eond' 'n' oWSGR. aESR 'ni IA. O'nss ssoS:
coLoRED - 4ois CLAY ST. Ne. Me-
7-rm. brick semidet.; Ia baths.
modern kit; fenced,in yard. BY
cSE6aEDefRANkLiS cSSW6SEhi cf1 Ri as?es esr., a1 Of No
Capitol--Six rms. bath, auto. heat;
ooESRsS%auAEEixTYS SG2 SoEa Eff S7Ss sRrck * home
Of six large rooms, fnclosed and
heated rear porches, brick columns
and concrete front porch. recrea-
real buy. Don't miss it. MITCHELL
QUICK. ST. 6969. Ewes. RA. 341s.
COLoRED-cAPITOL HILI-zoned
LIST commercial. only $4,000 down
buys lge. home with income pos
sibilitiss, MORGAN REAL ESTATE
COL0RED-vACANT; 171S d ne
modern brick 9 rooms tiled bath,
shower, toilet in full light bsmt
porches, one inclosed, one screen
ed; hardwood floors. kitchen up
stairs; nice yards. garage. For
appt.. call WO. 6075. .1s'
COLoRED-oWNER SACRIFICING
Nr. Minnesota ave-, lovely brick,
rms. and bath. 8 hedrms., hard
wood fls., gas heat, full bsmt.
Venetian blinds, fenced yard, a
terrific bargain at $4,000, 81. 800
down. sANNENBERG REALTY CO.,
Ii. 7-S357 till 8. -16
COLORED-s75O DOWN. $75 per
mo; clean 2-bedrm. brick. h:-w.h.
conv: area, nf: 11th and g SITS.
ST. 1857, GE. 1904
BRErTERMAN REALTY.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-NW.
CHEVY CHASE

:, delightful rooms, relatively new
brick residence. A few steps OF
Conn. ave. between the country
clubs. 1st door. entrance han, iiy.
rm. with firepl-, din rm., kit.
breakfast rm., paneled den. IND
moor, 3 bedrms., baths Stairway
TO attic Full bSmt. Attached ga
rage. Fenced yard. Don't miss this
one. $26.25o. SAMUEL e. BOG
LEY, INC, WI. 1920: ewes. OIL.
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COLORED
lTWO-FAMII,Y APARTMENT

Opportunity to make a real buy
Two separate apts., with furniture
included, modern, only 10 years old
near Eastern High; 8 rms, bath in
reation room. Call MIR. Vestal, LA.
6-6666, or AID, 63l7 ewes, PECK CO.
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This lovely. picturesque. detached
S-rm. home. Four lge. sbedrms., ant
large bathrm. on I'd hr., very lse
liv. rm., dining rm., kit, and glass
inclosed porch 1st flr., deep rear
and side yd.. with many shrubs and
For appointment to see, call
ALBERT SWERDLOFF
1025~Ver. Ave, ST. OO14, GE. 5061
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RouSES FoR SAlk-AAn.

xi3.Soo; e-rcem brick bungalow; .
car garage with poem over large
lot; close TO wheAton shepRlng
4 co. SA. ilAl lis
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-New brick rambler. GUS
fireplace. ) spacious bedrooms, i
paneled and suitable as den: mod
ern kitchen with ventilating fan;
storage attic; gas furnace, base.
SssTd Tada. s.d heat ol se S sDsnd6
about 3 weeks; Sic, 500. caii MI,
BRADLEY BLvD.-custom built stone
home. 8 acres, 400 IT. frontase; LIST
r., Hedrm. bath; a attr. dT Git; dTiysTay; .sEns.
f v a1fisoRis sHERFsGR RElss
CHHfEvY Hf 9od; dG;HAsE. RH z'4b ). c., s1s.oboo-
Newly listed; Just OF Conn. ave.
near circle; z rooms. full bath; all
st coSdtion %DSftn Tssl preHsT ssiSe
Won't last long. r. A. TWEED CO.
$500 Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 1890
cHEvHY MI Il CHASE. s1s.sso - Spacious
det. brick and frame home with
a1:.r, slat: roof; Fl ans ssdsms ,uF Plus s.t lss
location OF wis ave, across from
Chevy Chase Club: Q short blks. to
Somerset Grade School. Ewes, call
AD. 1884. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
RSsEaAkY u; itss; HlLL. near 18th and
brick Colonial. on large Handicapped
lot; hrst-noor powder room. beauti.
full kitchen, bedrooms and tiled
bath on second nocr; fun bsrnt., gas
terms. csM pI iSit Til . pm:
SILVER Z sPkiNGMcenv:niently 10 o.
SnsS.a sassS sesST rn.r brick Ins on ,E.ss: sTs:
trsD tsr%s cssl b. bi.t lo1s RT'fiS si s' pm, .sl
VIM. II. sAUNDERs CO.. NC. is
SILVER SPRING, MD.--d1 or nom
GI, Sl6.950; z bedrms.. large liv.
ssssn ln aul s: S.,S. gas kssraoTcs siss e'isss
SILVER SfE sPRiHG04-S.drIn.. sE4 s1s.5oo,
only 81, 800 down. $50 mo-; 12-yr.-
old det; brick, insulated. full bsmt.,
oil heat: frt: porch: gear det: gar"
Ne .eDsVr ls5fs IN RraEa sfsSs II a. 7zziso 44s
SILVER sPRlNG-New Cape Cod.
SPACIOUS iiv:. rm.;, din rm;. kit
aenz ~" ' Ia
WHEATON, HILLs-charming brick
rambler in better than new eondi-
ton; liv. Fm., q bedrms, extra large
sIs. sit snsss y.Is H9rsa WITH fs snt as:
MARsTSITIR. wo. 1865 Or ov.
MISUNDERSTANDING st.. serna-
dettes. new brick rambler, 3 bedrms.
sgs sgs 'fse towEsg 4 Y: M Rilsss sh
RsxiHgSSiL1NG' sigSiL1 'i BikfcK BJSGALoW. 81
It. wide; 2 hlks. on New Hampshire
.v: ,. ne.d d0Css scrp.a ptsss H n: ssrb.eus ss
fireplace; 8 rms, Incl. psneled den;
expansion attic; full bsmt.; plus
numerous Other, nne features; For
,sco VI 4sSs pSxs, Or sslane. shi .Sss 81. New s
bedrm. BRICK rambler, near Ken
dinette. kit, gas heat. PUN hsmt
sSoros sGSS s. X; SsAEFx iaa ;sSSDD2s eS L. Kfs
NR. NAVAL HOSPITAL and N. ]. H.
3-yr. ..old. 3-bedrm. brick home, with
complete picnic. facilities. on s0x1 30
ss + ies gas can aG Nh 'eTsfnsa sEiIEp g0rsh;
GREAT HOME VALuE-Prewar, det.
brick, custom built by oWner-builder
to include the best Of everything
3 rms. Is bedrms.). I baths; in
cludes lge. bedrm- and bath On 1st
a., maids room and bath, dish
washer, home laundry, 2-car b.-i.
Earese, gas heat; gorgeous lot t77x
z16l with approx. 40 dcgwoods.
on Silver epFins,s very finest resi-;
wen below market for comparable
soTssj 4 sHilfyss; hyss; eflI l We; f7S4. FRANK
yErEkR1Ns-caps cod brick hom.s--I
Four bedrooms, 2 baths: near Food
Fair, In wheaton; early occupancy;
only $1,000 cash down. Call RE
$3.50. 70 D. COLONIAL INVEST
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OPEN SUNDAY. 2-6

.5s4 Pa. ave. Sc. VI. ssos It'll o
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SILVER SpRTNH
SILVER SPRING

$500 TO $1,000 powN-oI
baths; ., bedrooms. fireplace, porch.
and schools. TO fit lncoine OF $4,000
per year minimuma $l4,600; VA
CLAUDE WOOD
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RAMBIERS
IN TOWN

Harvard st. n.w.-S spacious rooms
designed for gracious living, Sc
look to see 1t is above the average
in appearance and appointments.
Beautiful recreation room, detached
garage. Owner will take back 1st
trust; easy terms. Call RE. $3.50, 9
till ..
Colonial Investment Co.
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GOOD LOCATION
NURSERY WANTED?

NUNSEN Z WANTED!
Well conditioned; 7-rm. home. with
acre lot well arrsnsed for larst
Nd, on bus line. Also has . sun
rms. large porch. full bsmt,. oil
h.-w.h., garage; $1,000 down pay
ment. balance on trust.
T. D. BURGESS
1884 Pa. ave. s.e.. vi. 2SO2 til 9.
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GLENMAR PARK
$40 500 UNFURNISHED
500 500 TITRNTSHEn

II you are interested in
Early American antiques and
q home decorated in the
same motif you should see
this home near tTanSporta-
tion and parochial schools,
1st door-Livtne room.
fireplace. side porch, dining
room. equipped kitchen.
Ind noor--3 bedrooms. fine
basement, gas a.-e. heat and
. hne work bench for the
man Of the house. Cali Mrs.
Opp. eH. 0336.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1907 o st. NV. oeorvetovn ONE
Hu. 726A. III
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OFF BRANCH AVE

OCf oEthNCf1 AVE.
Hillcrest, custom-built brick. 1S
months old; z rms. with bedrms,
1h. tile baths, kitchen beautifully
equipped, screened porch, fireplace,
ceptionally lovely yard, with fruit
trees, flowers and shrubs. Asking
$4,000; 4 per cent 1st trust.
T. D. BURGESS
1884 Pa. ave. Sc. VI. 2sO2 till o.
I7
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
1st-MOOR BEDROOM AND BATH
Prewar built detached brick on large
corner lot; spacious liv. rm. with
A.; 2 twin-size bedrms. and tile
shower bath on end A.; gas heat;
attached garage; full bsmt. For
appt. to inspect, call
BERENTER & CO., Realtors
AN n .. -.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Four bedrooms, 2 baths: eight years
old. lot, 60x100. Under 5000.
COL. F. H. KOHLOSS
Real Estate. Ewes, OIL. 1868. -16
BETHESDA-An exceptional oppor-
tunity to buy q 6-room frame home
able and convenient location lust .
blocks OF Wis. ave. Must be sold
Immediately to settle an estate
Prompt inspection recommended as
home is low priced.
FRANK J. VOLKMAN
EN- 1865 or Wo. 1894. 16'
BRIGHTWOOD-VACANTi
eth and Farragut SITS. n.w.-Attract.
Colonial 2o-ft. brick: 6 rms; Q
porches; fun bsmt.; oil heat, etc,
Only $4,000 down, terms
Daniel Diener g. Co., ST. 1881
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COLORED, 81, 800 DOWN
Six-rm. brick, an income producing
home; full hsmt.; modern through
out; in Q good ne. location. Call
Miss Smith. COX g. CO., RE. 1888,
It'll 7:30 pm.
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MICHIGAN PARK
Northwood Park Homes
FHA AND CT APPROVED
$l3,950
I7s5 K;s- rFsi57ss sssazss. lax, vs,s aE I.s,.,

After you visit our sample house,
you will agree with US that NORTH
WOOD PARK HOMES are the finest
eRa eofseFsS in sFRnsdMa shs Rist5ies at shis R5iss
BRICK HOMES. Finest conStruc-
tion, all copper plumbing, stone win
dow sills. TILE POWDER ROOM
ON FIRST FLOOR. Full basement
with outside entrance; artistically
designed: large HOLLYWOOD windows
ANY WOMAN. We invite your In
Spection.
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.TII,CREST
HILLCREST Sc.

441141<~1GG6A 0.G,
ist Fl. Bedrm. and Bath
Detached brick, .3-level home. with 4
eedrms. and ~ baths; den with
commandins view of sntire city:
buiit-in Garage, oil h.-w.h.; S27 800.
CAN Mr.. Balfour ,teyes.. GA. 146D.
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co.
1415 Z st. NV. Realtors NE. $500.
-Ia
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CHEVY CHASE
Cleveland Park
GEORGETOWN
GEOPCE'TOWN

An old. old house; cor. lot; east OF
Wis. ave; needs complete remodel
ing Job; priced to sell. Built in lats
1900. Call MRS. HARPER, MI
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CHEVY CHAsE-YIRKsIDE

CHEVY CHAbE-KIRkBIDE
Open Ewes, 10
An exceptionally attractive whit,
brick center-hall home. Just IL
years old. in q refined neiEhborhood
close to Chevy Chase Circle. Three
twin-s.zed bedrooms, 2 baths, 1st.
hoor powder room. A delightfu
patio. built-in bar, spacious attic
Price reduced for quick sale. TC
reach from Chevy Chase Circle pro.
coed west on Western ave to Kirk.
side drive, right to Park st., left Il
SSH
HELENA c. KADOW, Broker,
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HELENA C. KADOw, Broker.
Exclusive. OIL. S072. --l6
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HouSES-SALE-S.E. (csas.,
RANDALL HIGHLANDS

r st.. on Minnesota ave; s-rn. de-
tAehed frame Al condition: Al
neish6eghocd; N baths; 3 perehes
4 reasonable offer viii take It.
About $1,000 cash needed.
T. D. BURGESS
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BETHESDA-Sl5,75O

BETHESDA RAMBLERS, $4,000 to
S22 22,500-Sample house. 5S03 WILL
amet rd.; open ewes, 7-lO pm; recep-
tion hall, 24-ft. living dining room
combination, 3 bedrms, . baths
wonderful kitchen; stairs to large
storage attic. Out Old GEORGETOWN
I'd. TO Beach ave. and left l block
TO house on right.
Billingsley & KorZendorfer
OR. 1898, OR. 1922 till o pm.
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BETHESDA

RAMBLER ON = ACRE
A auality-built home in q small select
community: full bSmt; 2-car ga-
rage; lge. liv. rm, with firepl, din
rm., kit, , bedrms., Ia baths;
space for lge. recr. rm. with hrepl ;
unfinished End flr. with stairway
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY, INC, WI
1870: eyes OIL 100 Ia
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SILVER SPRING
auVER SpRINo-S14ahn
WASHINGTON. .. c.

SAPE SSAPE SSoD-FERANkLIN SSoD-FERA AVE: SIG
brick home; liv. rm. with nrepl.
din. rm., lovely kit. l "a baths. at.
tached gar, screened side porch
on nicely Handicapped, fenced, leyel
lot; Mr.: Sheehan, Ju. 7-6a55
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UPPER 18th SIT NV

1917 WEBSTER ST.
8. rms, row brick, "a It. wide, 2
baths, bsmt. Law; oil h.-w.h., gar, :,
lot I35 #. deep, priced to sell,
SIS. $50. Owner occupied, GEO.
9: KING CO.. Est. 1895, LU. f.
2601, Realtor. ia
Evening star., 1950-05-11

milk diluted with OF
why naturally dishes that call milk better
And of undiuted
CARNATION thick whip giving smooth,
coffee and most recipes So
milk Dhie nourishng,
delicious dishes made the CARNATON Evaporaed Milk
Evening star., 1950-05-11
bar Group to Offer Counter Plan on Divorces

President John L. Laskey of the
District Bar Association has ap-
pointed a special committee tc
draw up a counter-proposal t
the District Court judges con-
troversial plan to improve the
handling of divorce cases.
At q stormy session Tuesday
night. the bar group refused II
indorse the plan drawn up BY
Judge Edward A. Tamm at the
request of Chief Judge Bolitha J
| Laws.
Meanwhile, Judge Laws said ht
intends to seek sentiments Of
other bar groups on his plan
after which I will be in a posi-.
ton to discuss the matter with
my own judges of District Court
Before the District group turned
thumbs down on the plan. it had
been Endorsed by the Women's
Bar Association and the local COM
mittee of the Federal Bar AS
ISOLATION.
Patterned on Detroit Idea.
The plan, to set up a marital af-
fairs counsel, would require con-
gressional legislation. The pro-
posal is patterned after the widely
known friend of the court" sys-
tenn in Detroit.
The counsel, as proposed by
Judge Tamm, would have broad
investigative powers in cases in
volving alimony or custody, in
order to supply the court with
facts. In addition. the counsel
would handle all collections and
disbursements of alimony and
could begin contempt proceedings
against husbands who become de-
linquent in alimony payment.
Mr.. Laskey said he appointed
the special 10-member committee
because there appeared to me to
be unanimous opinion that there
was need for some improvement
in the handling of domestic re-
lationS cases."
Hilland Named Chairman.
Mr.. Laskey named as chairman
Arthur j. Hilland, who drew up a
minority report against the judges
plan while he was a melVber of
an association committee that
originally approved of the pro-
posal.
Also named to the committee
were John Alexander. Jean Board
man. John J. Carmody, Dewitt
S. Hyde H. Mason Welch, John
j. O'Brien. Roger Robb. ROLAND
G. Lamensdorf and Mrs. Una Rita
Morris.
Three of the members, Mr..
Alexander. Mr.. Carmody and Mr..
.O'Brien, publicly favored the mar
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ital counsel proposal. while Mr..
Boardman. Mr.. Hyde and Mr..
Welch joined Mr.. Hilland in
strongly opposing it. Mr.. Board
man delivered a fiery, 40-minute
opposition address before the
group voted against the proposal.
Awareness Of Need.
In a letter asking Mr.. Hilland
to accept craftsmanship Of the
committee. Mr.. Laskey said it
would be wasteful If the work anG
constructive suggestions of those
who have thoroughly studied the
courts proposal and the present
situation with regard to the do
mestic relations cases in this Dis
trict was allowed to be lost with
out an opportunity for Affirmative
action"
The president said he did not
see an attitude of indifference"
in the groups rejection of the
judges plan.
"On the contrary" he declared,
Il feel that the wide interest
which the debate attracted among
our members indicates an aware
ness on their part of the need for
a revision Of the present method of
handling this type of case and
a desire on their part to Coop
crate with the court in seeking
the most effective method for
dealing with this troublesome but
important problem.
He asked the committee to
study the divorce picture and
suggest recommendations for
therein. which the
association might submit to the
court for its consideration"
Delays Hit by Minority.
In his minority report, Mr.. Hill
land struck particularly at delays
in hearing motions for temporary
alimony and custody in divorce
cases. He urged:
l. That such motions be heard
by judge on any day of the week
instead of only on Fridays, and
that judges take testimony in
open court when necessary in dis