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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
SUBURBAN sALE-MD. tcent.,

BETHESDA-6-rm. brick; screened
porch, fenced back yard, attached
garage, oil &C. heat; near school
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-A new RAM
bier at close-in location, on 75-ft.
lot, with school and bus nearby;
full bSmt., recreation rm;,. built-in
den. 3 bedrmS., , baths, this ram
bier embraces all the desirable fea-
lures OF real suburban living. To
y inspect call WO. 1900 office open
till 9. EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC,
Chevy Chase. D. C. -2S
SPRING-Brand new 5-rm.
Cape Cod brick; all rms on one
floor; flrepl., expansion attic. full
bsmt.; beautifully located, l block
of Franklin Ave, in rear of Indian
FELL REAL ESTATE. SH. 1i03 till
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CT
NO DOWN PAYMENT

4 bedrms., ! bath, lily. rm., din. rnn.
25-year-old frame house, but in
good conditions; $500 per mo. salary
to qualify. v. WARD BOSWELL,
TE. 3R61 IS
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SILVER SPRING
81 5,950-Bedrm. and " bath on LIST
A.; 2 bedrms. and full bath upstairs;
liv. I'm. with fireplace, guest-size
din. rm., fully equip. kit, side
porch with outside entrance; Vene-
tian blinds; located near tranSpor-
tation and schools.
ENGLISH STYLE BUNGALOW
Prewar, in new-house cond.; features
liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm., mod.
equipped kit, 3 twin-sized bedrms..
ample closet space, full bsmt. with
built-in gar; nice Handicapped lot.
Price, $l6,950. Shown by appt.
only.
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
close-in section, near schools, buses
ulate cond.; large liv. rm, din rm
equipped kit, bedrms., beautifully
finished recreation rm., side porch,
storm windows; spacious lot, well
handicapped. A rare buy at S13,e5O.
SH. GAO till pm
WOODSIDE REALTY co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
STONE DOLL HOUSE
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500

2 Arlington Bungalows
l frame, masonry. These have age,
but are in prime cond. and in the
Clarendon. Expandable to 3 bed.
rms. Excel. lots. Terms. ]. Full
LER GROOM REALTY CO., OK. or
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NEARBY MARYLAND

6-rm. bungalow; equipped kit; oil
h.-w.h.; Diet. gar. mr. all cows;
lot 1OOx145; CT loan possible. T. D.
RurgeSS. VI $500 til s =2S
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HOME AND INCOME

Large custom built red brick; bed.
room and bath on 1st floor; side
master bedrooms and bath End
floor, one with sun deck; complet e
Arm. apt and bath in above
ground level basement: End floor
has utilities and separate entrance
Outstanding buy of the year. Cali
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27

TOP OF PENNA. AVE.
Fine corner brick house of 6 rms,
full bsmt., rec. rm., gas heat, has
all equipment. Conyen. to bus,
stores, etc. S14,700. For particu-
lars call:
A, A. CAROZZA CO.
1927 Penna. ave. Sc. LII. 10000.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

NIIEV I OI1A0E, WID.
Owner transferred, selling desirable
brick residence in nice neighbor-
hood, with all conveniences, contain
ing bedroom and bath on LIST floor;
3 bedrooms and bath on end: break
fast room with picture window:
glassed-1n side porch; large attic
Priced for immediate sale.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY CO, INC.
81. 2Q1 q Till q NJ
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English Village
Bethesda SactinY,

English Village
Bethesda Section
A. beautiful detached brick home on
level lot rs IT. front. Large trees
gorgeous shrubbery. LIST floor has
large liv. rm., dining room and elec.
kitchen, plus lovely bedroom with
large closets and complete tile
bath; large screened porch with
door on living room and bedroom
2nd floor has master bedroom and
bath and two other nice bedrooms;
full dry basement. Detached brick
garage. extra large. Gas heat. This
home Is in perfect condition. Only
1k yrs. old. Reduced approx. So
900 below actual cost. Inspection by
permission only. Call IA, O62O
ewes. and Sun, Exclusively with
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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/ ACRE-Riggs I'd, mi. D. c.; &c.
900, terms: 5-rm. bungalow, cleo.
part bsmt., chicken house, abund-
ance of fruit. excellent for flowers
and garden.
St. Riverdale; S11,50O.
terms; 3-bedrm house, screened
porch. full bsmt., laundry trays,
shower, gas heat; lot 50X150 IT.;
paved street: close to everything.
Erwin REALTY CO., HY. 0334;
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KENSINGTON

Only g blocks from new shopping
area; S12.95O; bedrms., L bath,
bsmt. Ewes, Mr.. Meyer, WI. 9346.
SAMUEL E BOGLEY. INC. WI. 1890.
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HoUsES-sALE-s.E. tcont.)
MINI. AVE. Mr.. PA.
RTTNGAJ,OWS

New brick; 5 rooms and tile bath on
LIST floor; expansion attic for 2
rooms; coy little dream houses; .
blocks to District line; S11 $50 and
S12, $50; GI approved. ]. M. MED
LEY HI 5777 -2S
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4-CORNERS AREA
Will sacrifice spacious rambler type
BUNGALOW for. quick sale. On ige.
lot, mr.. everything. very nice bed
rms. tile bath. long wide liv. rm..
dow. De luxe kit. Asking Sill $50.
We have loan Of $4,000 avail. at
4hTe. Immed. possession. SH. $40
It'll o pm.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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NO MONEY DOWN

NO MONEY DOWN
To qualified veteran. Brk. rambler
picture window, 2 lge. bedrms., real
firepl. In Ice. liv. rm. with dinette
IL; fully equipped kit incl. Ben
dix washer, garbage disposal, elect.
refrg, gas range. A real opportu-
nifty; all for $11,20O in beautiful
$3.50, 8 to Q.
Cnlnnial Investment Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27

WOOD ACRES
We have under construction q new
group of homes in this excellent
location;. available for inspection
and ready. for purchasers to select
interior decorations; GE all-elec,
kitchens. Call Mr.. James Walker
Wood Acres Construction
Corp.
Chevy Chase, Md. OIL. 394n Al
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SUBURBAN BRICK BUNGALOW
main hwy, in a beautiful setting
practically brand-new, 6 large rms,
screened porch. oil h.-w.h.; nearly
| acre of land, Diet. garage; only
$4,000, easy terms. ANNENBERG
REALTY CO., Ii. 1887 till pm.
Evening star., 1950-12-13
Arkansas Avenue Citizens
Hold Christmas Party

The Arkansas Avenue Commu-
nifty Association was entertained
last night at it's Christmas party
by the girls glee club of the
Anna Burdick School, and by stu
dents of the Hodgson School Of
Dance.
Mrs. Roy Gabrielson gave a
reading of the Christ story from
Ben Hur."
The Rev. M. P. German of Beth
any Baptist Church paid a brief
tribute to the memory of the Rev.
John j. Quelly who. until his
death last week, had been pastor
of the Episcopal Church of the
TRANSPORTATION.
Mrs. j. w. Robbins, vice presi-
dent, conducted the meeting in
the Burdick School. Thirteenth
and Allison streets NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-13

Pay 81 and take Il
usth you. 75e a week.
fine. sparkling diomend In
. handsomely mosehsd
wedding combination.
Evening star., 1950-12-13
Church Leaders to Meet
On RuciuI Seareuution

Three church leaders will take
part in panel discussion on ra-
cial segregation at a dinner meet
ing at $50 pm. tomorrow in Met
ropolitan A. M. E. Church, 1918
M street NV.
Those participating will be the
Rev. Clarence T. Nelson, pastor
of Augustana Lutheran Church;
the Rev. Paul H. Furfey, profess
sor of sociology, Catholic Uni
versity, and the Rev. billiard H.
Brown, jr.. pastor of st. Luke's
Episcopal Church. The meeting
is sponsored by the Washington
Fellowship, an interractal and in
terfaith organization.
Evening star., 1950-12-13

An appeal to Washington area
residents to share their Christmas
bounty with the hungry and home
less of Europe and Japan is being
circulated by CARE, the organiza-
tion that ships packages of food
to the needy overseas.
The appeal lists six areas to
which subscribers may dispatch
their packages. Leading the list
Evening star., 1950-12-13
Arab League Desires
Peace, but Is Blocked
By Israel, Azzam Says
By the Assoeioted Press

ABDUL CanludQ AZZdm PaSQa
said yesterday the Arab states
want peace with Israel but the
Jews refuse to settle on any terms
but their own.
The secretary-general of the
League of Arab States, answering
questions after a National Press
Club luncheon address, said Israel
has made it clear it will not dis
cuss peace until the refugee prob
lem has been settled.
Ambassador Abba Eban of Israel
told a similar luncheon November
81 that his country is anxious to
settle its differences with the
Arabs but that the Arab states
are blocking all efforts at settle
ment.
Religious Tension Mounts.
Mr.. Abba Eban also mentioned
the refugee problem, saying the
Arabs refused to give it priority.
Mr.. Azzam yesterday also
blamed Israel for much of the
religious unrest in the East. He
said it was not until "a new state
built on religion" has been created
that religious problems became
unfortunately magnified" in a
area that had lived peacefully for
1000 years.
Peoples of various religions had
lived side by side for 20 centuries,
he said. without major religious
conflict until Israel was born
There is no major misunder-
standing between the Arab states
and the United States and there
never has been. he said in answer
to another question.
Call Intervention Blunder.
He said the only times any dis
agreement arose were on the occa-
SionS when the United States
stepped in to try and settle prob
lens between the Arabs and the
British, Jews or French. =
Mr.. Azzam said such interven-
tion was a "blunder" and put the
United States in a bad light. He
urged that America QUIT acting
as an arbitrator in other nations
affairs in the Middle East.
He said the United States
should show itself for what it is
a country of freedom, fair play
and generosity.
He emphasized that only the
United States can keep 370 million
Arabs and Moslems from turning
to communism because of all the
Western powers, only it is trusted.
Warns West Is Losing.
He warned that the West is now
losing its fight against commu-
nism in an area extending from
China to Morocco.
He called for a truce in the
present Korean conflict. to be fol-
lowed by possible disarmament,
dicussion of differences between
the East and West, and the es-
tablishment of what he called
idea radiating centers to strive for
some sort of theological compro-
mise.
He suggested that the United
States might be reconstructed as
an arbitrator, representing world
opinion" whose decisions would be
binding. - a.s..
Torn Between Propaganda.
He said the Middle East is 're-
ceiving wave after wave of prepa-
ganda" from both East and West,
but is receiving no genuine
friendship or sympathy or uner-
standing from either side"
They are told by the West that
they are backward, underdevel-
oped and in need of European
tutilage and protection. They are
told by the East that they are ex-
plotted, enslaved and despised and
should revolt against Western
domination.
Although opposed to the ma
terial creed of the East. they feel
impressed by its support to their
human dignity and national as
YojratiorS
Evening star., 1950-12-13
HoIes Gets Diploma

Raymond L. Hales, assistant
manager of Grape g. Co., jewelers.
at 1105 Connecticut avenue NV,
has received a diploma in the the
ory of gemology from the Gemo-
logical Institute of America, Los
Angeles. Calf, the institute has
announced. Mr.. Hales lives on
Clarendon road, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1950-12-13
CARE Issues YuIe Appeal To Aid Homeless Abroad

is Yugoslavia. Second on the list
are the camps for refugees who
have fled into the Allied Zones Of
Western Europe from behind the
Iron Curtain. Israel, where 10000
new immigrants are living in tenn
porary camps, is listed third.
Evening star., 1950-12-13
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Evening star., 1950-12-13
Hebrew Group to Meet

The 41st annual meeting of the
Hebrew Free Loan Association will
be held at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Jewish Social Service Building,
113l Spring road NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-13

Auckland, New zealand's fast
est growing urban area. now has
a population of 308,500.
Evening star., 1950-12-13
Happy Is The Day
When BaCkacIle
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Evening star., 1950-10-08

Here, for instance, is how New
York pediatrician cured an IL
year-old boy of warts on the hands
through suggestion.
Il am going to paint your
warts" said the physician. ut
will not hurt. but the warts will
60 away. Now watch carefully
and you will feel a faint tingling in
your warts. That is a sign that
they will soon disappear"
The warts were daubed with
methylene blue, a brightly hued
dye which, by itself, has never
been known to effect cure. The
eager patient co-operated by feel
ing the tingling.
Thxee-Week Cure
10 cINCH matters. the doctor
also gave the boy four "X-ray"
treatments. He used an old motor
capable of nothing more than a
resounding noise. AS a shield
against its powerful emanations.
he gave the patient dark glasses.
The lad was greatly impressed
by all this hocus-pocus> So. appar-
entity, were the warts. In three
weeks, they had disappeared.
Skeptics have pointed out that
warts have a tendency to heal
spontaneously. and might be ready
to disappear whether treated or
not. This may be true of some
suggestion cures" But it would
be straining coincidence abnor-
mally to account in this way for
all the warts, some of them years
old, which have vanished a few
weeks after suggestion treatment.
Others have wondered whether
in some way the methylene blue
might not actually have done the
trick. Conceivably. But mercuro-
chrome and a dozen other tine
lures have been used with equal
success. One doctor even used ink.
The therapy SEEMS to operate
independently of the chemical
, or drug employed.
If the methylene blue and the
TX ray" had no effect on the boys
warts. the explanation would seem
to be that it was his mind which
was responsible for the cure.
Evidence for this view must be
sought in the field of psychoso-
matte medicine, which studies the
Evening star., 1950-10-08

AN AGE-oLD cure which works
N wonders, although no doctor
can explain why. is being investi-
gated by a skilled team of medical
researchers in New York City.
The puzzling cure is known as
treatment by suggestion" and
that, literally, is what it is. In case
after case. medical history shows
that patients have got well simply
because of strong and convincing
suggestions that they were no
longer going to be i'll.
It seems incredible that this
strange therapy should work. But
thoroughlyrespectable, thoroughly
baffled physicians have seen its
effectiveness in many ailments.
Most spectacular, perhaps. has
been its success with warts. DR..
Bruno Bloch, of Switzerland, has
reported that treatment by sug-
gestion is successful in A per cent
of all warts and in 88 per cent of
juvenile warts" And the tradi-
tionally cautious Journal of the
AM. A. has even gone so far as to
say, The facts of the suggestive
therapy of warts seem to make a
strong case in favor of the reality
of such a process"
The wart makes a good tar
get of study. 1t appears on the
surface of the body where it
can be observed closely and
frequently. 1t is commonplace,
causes no discomfort except en-
barrassment. And, to medical men,
it is something of a challenge. For
despite hundreds of treatments,
ranging from village superstitions
to the latest techniques of highly
trained skin specialists, there is
no sure cure for it.
Iuapxession Of Success
ALL remedies - ancient and mod
ern, scientific and silly - seem to
have enjoyed some success, with
some people, some of the time.
But the fact that the saliva of a
black cat or Huck Finn's "spunk
water" may work just as well as
arsphenamine injections or sur
gerry leads many doctors to be-
lieve that the impression of sue
cess that a treatment suggests is
more important to some patients
than the treatment itself.
Evening star., 1950-10-08

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Evening star., 1950-10-08
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beauty to your most glamorous washables -.
how it keeps your precious lingerie and flmy
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
DAIRY.

Ma Stoleckovou Zabavu KITE
ra byla poradana Is. dnora Pa
tronAtem skoly prispeli nasle-
duj1cl: - K~aterina Raul $500,
Anezka Svejda $1.OO a 2 ozdob-
ne vasy: Vera HULA, Canister
Set, Cutlery Box; Marie Zaora-
lex, S ID. mouky; Borbora Ma
Mon, lahev VIVA; Mamie Hra-
banek, cake, tasku; Anna Kout-
mix, zajicka: Antonio Marek,
ozdobny talfT; Elizabeth SimG-
mex, EASTERN a bingo covers;
Anna Cesky, EASTERN, kapesnik.
Patronat dekuje vsem ktefi
pTispely a podpoTily tn nasl
Skolicku. Pr1stl Stoleckova Ia
bava Dude IL. bfezna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03

no universitni knihovna pripra-
vuje Masarykovu vystavku.
Nejvyznamnejsf z techto oslav
Dude ma universite statu Colo
RADIO a Denver, kde slavnostnl
rec pronese sam kancler univer-
sity DR.. Albert c.. Jacobs a "a
severni hranicf Spoj. Stat6 ma
universite Britske Columbie We
Vancouveru je pripravena slav-
nostnf schuze pro vsechno stu
denstvo, jfz Dude predsedat
president university DR.. Mac
Kenzie a kde o poselstv1 T. c..
Masaryka k dnesku promluvl
DR.. Vladimir Krajina.
Masarykovu pamatku uctl
vSak i mnohe jine organisace
americke, jez mely vzdy blizko
k presidentu Osvoboditeli, ma
pfriklad - Woodrow Wilson
Foundation 1stav, organisova-
ne delnictvo, z jehoz rad pri-
slfbil 1cast osobnfm dopisem
sam pfedseda CLIO Phillip Muir
ray, podobne i vzdelavacf u
stredna Americke Federace
Prace, dale organisace vojen-
skych vyslouzilcG, organisace
nabozenske, zenske, zidovske,
fisk farmarskych druzstev a il
ne organisace zajmove.
Marine sc snazf novf mocipa-
nj v Praze a v Bratislave ztlu-
nit vyznam presidenta Osvo-
boditele, jehoz uceni a pfiklad,
jehoz zasady demokracie a hui
manismu jsou jim trnem v O.
cfch. Gin vetsl jejich 1sil1,
tim hlasitejsi jmeno Masary-
kovo Sc owe v pr1st1ch dnech
celym svobodnym svetem jsouc
znovu heslem svobodnych du-
CHI v boji Ia narodni nezavis-
lost, ddstojnost cloveka a "a
kladnf obcanske svobody.
(RSc)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
Proklamace starosty mesta
Thomas D'Alesandro Jr. a
Masarykova Vystavka
" Enoch Pratt Library.

Amerika uctiva 1O0-lete W.
roc1 narozenin T. c.. Masaryka,
bojovnfka "a svobodu, profeso-
ra, vedatora, statn1ka, huma-
misty v takovem meritku, KITE
reho Sc snad nedostalo zadne-
mu jinemu muzi-cizinci. V tyto
oslavne dny Dude pc Spojenych
|Statech usporadano ma sta
pTednasek, vystav a oslav, KITE
rych Sc 1castnf prednf v~eliciny
americke, ably tax vzdali poctu
muzi zaslouzilemu O svetovou
demokracii, tomu muzi, :iehoz
dnesnf komunisticka vlada We
stare vlasti primo nenavid1.
Proc? Protoze sc uceni Masa-
rykovo nehodf do snedeho kra-
mu komunistd! Jak uct1me my
Baltimorane pamatku Masary-
kovu?
Predne starosta naseho mes
ia 9th. Thomas D'Alesandro,
Jr. vydal k pocte 1OO-letych ma
rozenin Masarykovych prokla-
maci, We ktere vyhlasil 7. bTe-
zen OMEN
Proklamace byla dine %. unora
O 1 hod. dopoledni slavnostne
predana samotnym starostou
D'Alesandro predsedovi Sdru-
zenf Csl. SpolkG p. Janu Kas-
parovi. Tohoto slavnostniho
aktu byli prftomni p. Richard
Lidinsky, vykonny tajemnfk
starosty. p. Walter Vanaman,
vyslouzily poradce a ~assistent-
tajemnfk ~starosty, p. Thomas
O'Donnell, Director of Public
Relations mesta Baltimore, da-
lie clenove MAST delegace p. FIR.
Zaoralek, pf. Anezka Rysova,
ri. Marie Kraftova, p. a p1.
Frank a Marie Steiner, v "a
stoupenf redakce TELEGRAPH"
pf. R1zena CihlaTova a repor-
teri baltimorskeho denniho It's
ku.
Vdec1me p. starostovil D'A-
lesandro "a jeho porozumenl
naSf csl. veci.
K uctenf pamatky Masaryka
sprawl Enoch Pratt Library u
~spoTadala velice peknou vystav-
ku Masarykovu v jednom okne
knihovny. PGjdete-li okolo, "a
stavte sc tam.
V nedeli pax jest poradana
ISdruzenim Csl. Spolk1 Velka
| Oslava We Skole Augustine Her
mana s velice peknym progra-
mem a Tecnici Dude nam v Bal
timore dobTe znama ses. M.
Provaznfkova, byv. nacelnice
COS. Zacatek We 3 hod. odpol
Kazd1 uprimny Czech a Slovak
sc jiste ma tuto Masarykovu O.
slavu dostav1. Tolik opravdu
dluzfme velkemu synu cesko.
slovenskeho naroda!!!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
Nasim ~dopisovatelIm.

Dnesni cislo bylo z vets1 cas-
ii venovano nesmrtelne pamat-
ce Tomase C .Masaryka a ne
zbyva nam mfsta ma nektere
mistnf zpravy. o velice zdafile
Oslave 5O-let Trvanf Sboru Ces.
Zen a Divek v Curtis Bay pr1-
neseme referat prfste. Humo-
ristickou crtu pTftele Karla Por-
kata take name pripravenu do
pristich cisel.. Prvn1 rec move
no starosty Sok. Jedn. "Blesk"
a zprava o Sokolske Besldce
a z Filadelfie budou otisteny
pr1ste.
Doufame, re nam Dude poro-
zumeno a srdeene dekujeme.