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Evening star., 1951-05-20
Severe Selling Waves
Erase SIS Million
From Prices in Week
By Roder Wineet
Assoeioted Press FinoneioI Writer


NEW YORK, May 19.-Twc
severe selling waves hit the stock
market this week and shook dowr
prices harder than in any week
since the United States inter-
vened in Korea last year.
The loss was estimated at more
than 50 billion erased from the
quoted value of all stocks listed
on the New York Stock Exchange
Broadly speaking there were
three main streams of thought in
Wall Street to explain the break
the impact Of political and dip
lomatic moves, economic develop
ments including Government con-
trols. and technical reactions with
IN the market itself.
The third undoubtedly is the
least dramatic, but it is given the
most weight by Wall Street an
alysts.
Under the first heading comes
such unsettling events as the
break-through and temporary
success of Chinese Communists in
Korea also there were reveals of
rumors of peace. and they were
twice denied by authoritative
quarters. The Anglo-Iranian oil
dispute aroused misgivings.
Economic developments exerted
greater market pressure. Govern
ment controls this week were
frightened all around, particularly
on metals. Various industrial
groups showed increasing sensi-
tiveness to proposals for tax in
creases.
On the technical side, signs of
weakness within the market gen.
Grated more weakness. Two weeks
ago the market on average reached
q new 1851 high. Then it plunged
lower with only brief breathing
spells.
Today the market was mixing
rather narrowly with the Asso-
ciated Press industrial average Up
20 cents, rails down 10 cents and
utilities unchanged. AS a result,
the AP average of so stocks gained
q bare 10 cents at $92.70. That is
$3.50 under a week ago.
AS it stands now, the market is
only slightly above it's low point
reached in March. A break
through of that area would be
construed as bearish in Wall
street. On the other hand a
higher turn at this time would
hold the possibility that the cur
rent phase of the reaction has
been completed
Evening star., 1951-05-20


500 retailers are expected.
A committee of Washington
store executives headed by D.
Randall Buckingham, vice presi-
dent of Woodward & Lothrop, has
been hard at work preparing for
the sessions, which will end
Thursday.
Other members of the steering
committee include: Alan Golden
berg, vice president of the Golden
berg Co.; Marie L. Tedrow, per-
sonnel director, Frank r. Jelleff.
Inc; J. A. Buete, service director,
Woodward & Lothrop; Eleanor B.
johnson, personnel director, Ju-
illus Garfinckel & Co., who is.
chairman for educational exhibits;
j. B. Morris, service director of s.
Kann Sons Co., who is chairman
for luncheons and registrations:
Morris M. Moss, store manager.
The Hecht Co., Washington, who
is chairman for store tours; Her
man L. Neugass, store manager,
Lansburgh & Bros, who is chair
man OF entertainment.
George Hansen. president Of
Chandler & Co. Of Boston, this
years president Of the NRDGA.
will preside at Tuesday lunch
con. at which the speakers will be
Senator Dirksen, Republican, Of
Illinois. and Ralph L. Goldsmith,
vice president and general man
ager Of Lansburgh & Bros.
Air Travel Record Set.
Washington National Airport
handled 206,503 outgoing and in
coming passengers in April. high
est monthly total on record. The
new peak compared with 1920
i'm the previous month and 134, $3.50
in April, 1850.
Passengers in the first four
months of this year totaled 704,-
65l, also a new high for the
period, and compared with 412,-
204 year earlier.
The airport has come a long
way since its first year of opera
|tion in 1912 when the April total
was only 64,658 and the four
months total was 210,631.
New Head of Bond Club.
Edgar B. Rouse. partner in the
investment firm Of Rouse. Brewer
e. Becker, is the new president Of
the Bond Club OF Washington.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

ment and per-
sonnel groups
of the National
r e t all Dry
Goods Associa-
ton at Hotel
Statler.
Advance reg
istration and a
get-together are
scheduled from
4 to 6 pm,
with first group
sessions to start
at 10 am. to-
m orro W. Be-
tween $50 and
Evening star., 1951-05-20

Retailers Due Here
For Management and
Personnel Sessions
By Donold B. Hodley

Retailers from many sections Of
the Nation will gather here today
for the opening of the mid-year
conference of the store manage
Evening star., 1951-05-20

AISO clcCLGQ dC
the close of the
c lu BIS annual
outing at Manor
Club Friday
n i G h t were ::
Millard West of
Auchinc ] o S S,
Parker & Red
path. vice pres
ident; Bernard
j. N e e S, Of
Johnston, Le-
mon & Co., sec
rotary trnaS-
urer. Robert T.
Norm an nf
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Market AVERAGES
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, May 19-lP-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 24l
cents pound, Connecticut Valley. Lea
IL cents a pound New York Zinc IT,
cents pound. East st. Louis. Tin 81 SO
pound. New York. At Pittsburgh scra
stell No. ] heavy was quoted at A.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

fUnit Of trading 10 shares sln bankruptcy or re-
ceyership or being reorganzed under the Bankruptcy
Act or securities assumed by such companies Rates
Of dividends in the foregong table annual dis
bursemenS based the last quarterly semiannual
declaration. Unless otherwise noted special or extra
dividends are not included. cid Called. Ex diyi-
stock dividend d Cash or stock. Paid last year.
PAYABLE in stock. estimated cash value ex divi-
dend date. g Declared paid so far this year. De-
clared or paid after stock dividend or spitup De
clared or paid this accumulative issue with
dividends In arrears. Paid this year. dividend omit
ted, deferred or no action taken at last dividend
y Lquidstng dividend. Payable in stock. exact
cash value undetermined on declaration date.
The Miami times., 1951-01-06
Spellnan Graduate
Gives $1,000 To
Gymnasium Fund

ATLANTA, Ca, December 30
Special - President Florence M.
Read of Spelman College has an
nounced that the largest gift from
any Spelman alumna to the Gym
nasium Fund came last week from
Mrs. Ada Purdue Mitchell of Bir-
mingham, Ala, who put check
for $1,000 into her hands when
she was on the campus to attend
the oath annual Christmas Carol
Concert by the students of the af-
filiated institutions.
Mrs. Mitchell's generosity to her
alma mater was prompted by her
long and deep interest in a gym
nasium for the young women OF
Spelman, a need which existed
"at the time that I was a student
of this institution" While in At
lanta, Mrs. Mitchell paid glowing
tribute to the leadership of Pre-
ident Read whose efforts for
many years have eliminated in
the erection of the magnificent
health and recreation center
which is now under construction
on the campus.
Mrs. Mitchell is a former teach
er in the public school system of
Birmingham. She is prominent in
the civic and social life of that
city and holds membership in the
Progressive Art Club which fos-
terS good will among those in the
neighborhood; the Goth Century
Club, and the Auxiliary to the
Mineral Districts Medical Society.
Since her graduation from Spell
man, where she earned the teach
ers professional certificate in 1919
Mrs. Mitchell has pursued further
studies at Alabama State Teach
ers College and at Tuskegee In
stitute.
Mrs. Mitchell is the wife of DR..
AlduS Mitchell, successful
graduate of Morehouse College.
Their two children are enrolled
in Atlanta colleges. Gwendolyn,
sophomore, is at SpeIman; and
Aldus, II, is a Morehouse fresh
man.
The Miami times., 1951-01-06
FBI SMASHES
INTERRACIAL
DOPE RING

DETROIT = CAMP - A null
ti-million dollar interracial dope
peddling ring which operated
through New York and in mid
western and southwestern states
fell victim to the FBI both here
and in New York recently.
Locally, the federal agents
broke what is believed to be the
major center of the national syn
dicate when they arrested five as
sociates or distributors in the dope
ring. Nabbed in a raid of a hotel
suite was William Hackett, 20,
Negro. Others picked up in the
city and identified by Hackett
were Nick Prano, James Galci,
Andrew Bottanicino and Michael
Lockett, all White.
Earlier, FBI agents in New
York had nabbed Anthony Pts
ciotta, said to be the ringleader
of the syndicate. Another Negro
member of the ring, Will Bagg-
net, 80, was arrested at LaGuar-
dia field, New York, as he was
about to board a plane with
$5OO,OO0 worth of uncut heroin.
The Miami times., 1951-01-06

The late DR.. George Washing
ton Carver, a scientist, scholar,
and a humanitarian, who, though
fallen asleep on January 5, 1943,
is still pushing open wider the
doors of opportunity to Ameri-
can youth. Though he's sleeping
yonder, he is still demonstrating
that in human ability there is no
color line. Doctor Carver is and
will be the inspiration of thou
sands of Americans and people
of other lands in helping them to
acquire new confidence, self-re-
Spect, inter-racial understanding
and good will among all men.
Through the genius of this great
man, the income of the farmer
has been enhanced many fold.
For example, the 1owly peanut
and sweet potato have been dig
nified almost beyond human imag-
ination. He developed more than
200 by-products from the peanut,
and more than 100 by-products
from the sweet potato.
He also made many products
from the soy beans, cotton, and
even the red clay itself, from the
hills of the State of Alabama. We
also understand at the time of
his death, he was making rapid
strides in the preparation of
treatment for polio.
Our national government has
5honored the memory of this fine
American by erecting a $4,000
Memorial Shrine in the state of
Missouri, the home state of his
birth, and also issued so million
three cent postage stamps with
his picture engraved on them,
many of which are treasured by
stamp collectors throughout the
world.
At beautiful Tuskegee Institute,
an all Negro community, there
are several memorials honoring
his life and works. Namely, Car
ver'S Museum, where his many
scientific discoveries were made
- which have so wonderfully
blessed humanity. There is also a
branch post office named the
Carver Court Branch Post Office
because of the large Carver Court
project in its vicinity.
We are happy that this won
uerful genius is thus honored not
only in the places mentioned
above, but throughout the length
and breadth of our country. as
well as in many other countries
through the e. ton of public
buildings, housing projects, parks,
banks, commercial and civic or
ganizationS.
The ever increasing known me-
mortal in appreciation of the life
and works of the late DR.. George
washington Carver are sponsor
ed annually by the Good Neigh
bors, Inc. and the Good Neigh
oors' magazines, Rev. R. H.
johnson, president and editor
publisher, respectively.
The editor-publiSher, editorial
staff, advertising and subscribers
or the Good Neighbors' magazine
The Miami times., 1951-01-06
Nation To Honor
DR.. Garner Jan. 6

and the National Community
News join in urging emulation of
this fine life of service and de-
votion to its maker, for he was
truly one of the worlds best ex-
amples of love, kindness and un-
SelfiShneSS.
Ed. note:-Watch your local
radio programs for a national
broadcast on DR.. Carver, Friday,
January 6 at 9:15 am.
The Miami times., 1951-01-06
Letter To The Editor

Letter To The Editor
20 Dec. so
To The Editor
Miami Times
Miami, Florida
Dear Sir:
For the past six months I have
been in Korea, and I have receiv-
ed very little mail. I would ap-
preciate it very much if you
would publish my name and ad-
dress in your paper, and also
print 1 will answer all letters I
receive.
My address:
Sgt. Fred J. Lynch, RA11189199
Co. B. 18th E.C.B.
APO SO care of P. M.
San Francisco, Cal.
Sincerely Fred J. Lynch
Evening star., 1951-08-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ss.95O Is THE PRICE with $1,000
cash needed. .-713 washington ave.
in jefferson Village Is the address
2-bedrm. bungalow on a lge. lot,
and close to everything. II inter-
csted. call CECIL B. LUPTON, OW.
5333; ewes. CHI. 2577. -15
LARGE RAMBLER, breezeway and
garage. on lot, 100xI50 it., well
shaded; living room. fireplace. din
ing rm.. mod. eauipped kitchen,
rubber tiled, and pantry: sdTns 6edTms;'
JE. 3-74S5. -16
ATTENTION doctors, dentists. an
tiaue dealers. BY owner. 4 hedrms.
9 baths, , living rms. den. etc; lge
modern rambler in heart OF Mclean,
Va, miles from Chain Bridge; ex-
cellent for professional man. as
home and ONCE combination; this
community needs a resident doctor
and dentist; 1000 SO. TT. corner
commercial; excellent Investment
S29. 500 or best offer LIPSCOMB
Owner. Elmwood 1919 -1a
CAPE COD-Modern.. 6 rooms, con
sRdap! yenient to Wash Alex f. b.dI, BeiVoir
bath down; : large bedrms.. fun
bath up: 1-acre corner, shrubs and
fruit trees. Substantial cash. Alex
RAMBIERs2a fIfiL to choose from; To-
Gated in Fairfax county, 20 Minis
from D. c.; situated on over "a
acre well-landscaped lot. These
homes have the finer appointments
you want in nice home. Ready Tor
Sept. occupancy. shown BY go,I, appt !,
ewes. XII. S-6SS2 or XII. s-6462.
Evening star., 1951-08-13

BRADBURY HEIGHTS
Corner 51st ave. and w st. Arm.
bungalow with bsmt.,. oil INV. heat,
garage: lge. corner lot with shade
and fruit trees, Anchor fenced; !;
paved street; close to D. C. line.
Call Mr.. Mattingly, 10. 9-93OO:
ewes. LO. 3-S663.
WEST REAL ESTATE
mi Nd
Evening star., 1951-08-13

500 BLOCK PoWHATAN PL. NV
semidetached brick in beautiful con-
dition: z rooms. . baths. . de luxe
kitchens; gas heat POSSESSION.
j. EDW. FOWLER a. SON.
MA. 3679. Est. 1868. Eve, IA. 6744.
Evening star., 1951-08-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

PoTOMAC-Assume G1 loan. $4,000
acre corner lot; house has Just been
decorated and has all-new elec. kit
equipment; priced at $14.500; ewes.
WI e344b. SAMUEL E. BoGLEY
sTESER 1ESj Of spRiNs ,GsG rbr...n.o-oom
detached home; 5 years old, in new
house condition; unusually attractive
location in the Sligo Park area,
close to schools and transportation
Price. SIS; 800. with excellent A.
hanging Please call Mr, Gavin. with
denee. DE- &C. sMlrHx MI. 5co4. co. ST. $500; s resi-,
FOuR-BEDRoOM, 2-bath brick home
with 2 downstairs bedrooms. full
basement; excellent condition. AS
sumo 81 loan. Near parochial schools.
Low down payment: Price. S1S,950,
4544 Gsal A. j. KEss1NGER q CO. s sH'
BY oWNER-white brk. Colonial. 8
ssRced VI zs asso:s rs VT E0'; 1851 5SoSn'ie.fiY
turing 1st-f. bedrm.. also den, Ice.
liv; rm., din. rm.. kit, 8 bedrms.,
2 baths Call Mrs. Railey, OIL. 1903.
NELLE LOWE CASSEL' Healtor, AD.
S5I5 DOWN-Neat, o-yr. -old bunga
low: quick possession; full bsmt.
equipped kit: bal like rent. SH. 95S7
til pm. L. & l.. REALTY CO.
FLOWER AND PINEY BRANCH
Lovely 3-bedr1n. brick home; 2 bed
rms. and bath on 1st f.; firepl. in
iiv. rm., separate dining rm.. rec
rm.; ii. garage: slate roof; oil
INV h; reasonably priced. SH 101 /
until 8 pm. YOUNG & BOWERS CO
OWNER SAYS SELL-This home in
convenient Kensington section may
be bought well below reproduction
cost. IT has everything desired. Sep
porch; full bsmt.; lovely lot; excel
lent financing. SH. 1011 until
8 pm: YOUNG & BOWERS CO.
- Brick rambler. =
sms sers full only sasensnt sis5o6 oil sSSihbERs h
REAL ESTATE. WI R4nn I'D
Evening star., 1951-08-13
COY AND CUTE
Beautiful Westover
Y Al w w
$19.5O0
NEW RAMBIERS

Future design. Lee. liv. rm. with
picture window from floor to ceiling.
flrepl. with exposed chimney. dining
1 with picture window and built-in
flower box; all mod. kit with step
saving throughway; bsdrms. with
sliding door panels; all aluminium
windows; car port, brick and Cali
fornia redwood construction. Many
other extras. These ramblers are
beyond comparison for S1S,950.
Only 3 left! Move right in
Metropolitan Realty
JA. $1,000 Open till PPM.
Evening star., 1951-08-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
UNUSUAL
Buys of the Wet

1NJ . O@ V3RN W NNN
New 3-bedrm. rambler-41 IT. longl
Lge liv and din. Tm. comb: Ige.
kitchen. GE refgr. and stove; walk.
In closets in > bedrms. Price only
S14, $50. Possession on settlement.
Evening star., 1951-08-13
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS

for immediate sale, owner leavin
city. Box 102G, Star. --16
Evening star., 1951-08-13

13 ACRES with 6.rm. modern home;
$50. suBuRBiANN N Really CO.
5402 Marlboro pike se.. 10. 9-9666
EAST PINES; . bedrms.. expansiDle
feees fs gs Tirdow wooded lot ,dan AnchOI }OI
sh5Idfen nn1H masg se h"nlafS caf Nix isef PHG iIi
HOME AND INCoME-fNeSSiy WY reno.
yated Cape Cod, just over D. C
n line; 4 rms. and bath on. lst floor
floor; bsmt,. oil heat. < good buy
St. st only $11.5oo. SUBURBAN
REALTY NJ a CO. 6sse 54o2 Marlboro pike
BY OWNER = 2-bedrm., ash. -shingle
Dentg " s4ub5s4R a Ssm ss. soFner coIS IT,
oyer Dist, Line in Dillon Park, Hi,
4615 weekdays till $3.50 13s
3-BEDRM.. full bsmt., expandable
aattle' frame Cape Cod. gas &C.
heat convs to Ag. Farms; Univ
prox S2.4O0 down, assume GI. FHA
loan At S67 monthly. TO, 5000.
NEW SUBURBAN 8 bedroom brick. i
S13.750 and equity Liy. rm., din.
rm with disposal. util. nm, bath,
sumo GI loan; approx. $40. 500.
S73. sS mo. Large corner lot. Conv.
TO shopping. schools and bus. Near
Md. y. off Univ. Lane. UN. 0919.
except Wed II .-s-. Ia
shingle bungalow; 3 bedrms.. iiy.
rm., din. rm.. kite bsmt.. oil heat
garage: conv. to transp SUBURBAN
REALTY CO. 54O2 Marlboro pike
Sc. 10. 99666. Ia
NEAR PEACE CROSS. z rms, . baths,
frame house. with. h.-wh.; lot has
frontage of 60 It. y on Annapolis
I'd. For full particulars. call LIN
kINS CO., 1918 N. st. NV. DI
s6ss; Sat. and Sun. Wo. 1862
5-BEDRM., DET. HOME. by owner;
2 baths. tile recreation rm.; New
Hampshire ave. and District line
Price. 10000. UN. x276s. Ia
LANDOvER HILLS AREA
10,500-S1, 800 DOWN.
Attr.. 2-bdrm. bungalow: gas &C
heat, lge. level lot nr. schools
churches and shopping. . blks. K
Evening star., 1951-08-13

Newly Weds-Furnished
Small down payment will purchase
well furnished. Modern-nice condi-
tion-loeated in q very fine section
OF Michigan Park-and near trans
portation. Owner has been trans
ferred-your opportunity-act to-
day! Call Mr.. Allen. La. 6-6666
aRt.. 361S 18th st. ne
Evening star., 1951-08-13
rporrpv urru TrVTNG nTS

GROCERY WITH LIVING oTS. -
$500 cash and bal. 500 mo
Will buy a nice bus. doing abou
5000 weekly; rent Sll5 mo-; gooe
lease. MILTON GOLDSMITH Dl
AMocco STATION opposite Naya
Gun Factory. , pumps. Doinf
good on repairs. Income from park
ing and other sources, Stock
ST 500. terms, Call Ii. 4-9026. Ia
MODERN SELF-SERVICE GROCERY,
busy Northwest neighborhood; =
year lease. very low rent; must sell
Only $4,000, including large, clean
inventory. Fixtures alone. cost over
sponsible party. $4,000 cash. bal
ance terms. Shown by appointment
only. Call Mr.. GREEN. ST. 1900,
until pm; ewes. and Sundays,
Beauty HA ii'i l SHOP. Walter Reed Hosp
cant approved by Army PIX oficer
-GE: as7g daily; GE,. 0661 ewes. Is
BUSINESS MAN. middle age wishes
TO invest $4,000 to $4,000 and
services in legitimate business; must
enceS exchanged. No agents. Box
$1,000 $1,000 CASH ASH DOWN for /. sift li, nov
city and toy business Very busy
NV, corner. RI 22O2; ewes, GE.
YEAR. ROUND beach gas station.
garage; needs mechanic. stock
eouipt.; lease with option to buy
$500; rent $50. UN 1853. IS"
RESTAURANT with liquor catering
to nice trade and doing good bust
ness. Excellent equipment, air cond.
Present owner paid over $50, 600
for this place. Now priced at $50
600 incl. stock, $40, 600 down. w. E.
THRIFT, exclusive, l411 Pa. ave
NV. MA. 9743. ia
BAKERY-Almost-n new equipment in
cludins 20-pan Century oven.
Business is good now but can be in
creased by experienced baker $500
handles. bal easy. W. E. THRIFT,
exclusive. 141I Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
AUTO REPAIR GARAGE. nearby Nd,
specializing in auto body work and
painting. Completely equipped for
any type auto repair work and tow
ing service. Plenty Of business. Call
Lo. 3-S500 bet. s am. and 8 pm,
BEAUTY SALON. excellent downtown
location, air-conditioned, reasonable
for immediate sale, owner leaving
city. Box 102-G, Star. --16
Evening star., 1951-08-13
18th AND D SITS. NE.

COLORED--S rms. and . baths; oil
heat. full bsmt., garage; home and
income. WILLOUGHBY REAL
ESTATE, 500 Mass. ne. AT. T043.
Evening star., 1951-08-13
BRILLIANT, MODERN
NEW, DISTINCTIVE
HOLIDAY RAMBLER"

SmeIt colors combine TO make this
corner cutie" an enjoyable EYE
full" Snow white. long and low.
! describe its appealing exterior. set
off by attractive bay window and
cool green awnings; inside are
modern living and dining areas
carLeted in wall-t -to-wall light gray
tones. set of by contrasting red
brio. firepl., built-in corner cabinets
ana flush lighting fixtures; modern
priypte bedrooms, > tiled baths;
insulated storage attic: diversified =
car gsrase; the most convenient To-
catlnn imaginable. just of Glebe
I'd Full value and satisfaction for
right party, at S24 $50. Call OW.
Evening star., 1951-08-13

OFF COLUMBIA RD. g. 1Sth ST. NV
BEAUT. 2-APT. BRICK
| . compl. kits. and baths; gas h.-w h.
@-car det. gar. A most conv. loca-
Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-SI36. ATLAS
REALTY, ST. 1858, IA
Evening star., 1951-08-13

HoIb DALE
Because the owner must return Il
service. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCI
ATE STORE in Seaford Delaware
is for sale Investment OF only
necessary, we train you. Phone OF
write us about this exceptiona
opportunity. WESTERN AUTO
SUPPLY CO., 400I Leeds ave, Bal
timore 90. Nd. Phone Arbutu,
1895.
Evening star., 1951-08-13
COLORED
STOP LOOKING
THIS rs TT

NEAR Bird AND VARNUM.
Attractive 20 row brick home fea
turing large rooms and | u baths
heated den or bedrm. on 1st A.; I'm
ished in knotty pine. De luxe mod
ern fully equipped kit. lovely rec
front porch; deep lot with gar.
property in excellent cond. through
out and priced at S16.950. Terms
can be arranged. To inspect call Mr.
Loving, EX. 24S0 or HU. 6737, ex.
elusive with FRED A. SMITH CO.
Realtors. 1113 l 9Th st NV
Evening star., 1951-08-13
DAMASCUS AREA

7-rm. brick on "a. acre: needs some
improvements; $1,000.
Large e-bedrm. brick, a acre, 2-cal
garage; Sl3,500.
Brick rambler, 2 bedrms.. expanded
Ind fl" "a acre; S1H5oo.
3-bedrm. super rambler, 2 baths
"a acres, beautiful view, garage;
S23.950.
EARL J. PRESTON.
SH. 9193. Sun. Cali Damascus 5551
Evening star., 1951-08-13
"uNREIIEVARI.E,
VAIIIE Pills
NEW BRICK RAMBLER

In Arlington with FULL BASEMENT.
3 bedrmS.. one OF which is paneled
IN knotty pine, ultramodern kitchen
filled with labor saving devices. pic
ture window and fireplace separate
dining room, storage attic with
disappearing stairs; good stvling on
corner lot; close to new school and
bus. Only S21 500.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd GIL. or OK. 27s4.
IA
Evening star., 1951-08-13
TARA

,lIa Wilson Blvd. GL. or OK. 27s4
Evening star., 1951-04-12

with thoughts of winning the
race. ! heartily endorse such
ian event that teaches a youngste,
the value of sportsmanship ane
fair play"
j. Elmer Zearfoss and r. I
Vaughn, heads of the Depart
ment of Manual Training for the
District Public Schools. have CO.
|operated in getting coaster con-
|struction underway in school
workshops.
School leaders in Arlington
Montgomery. Prince Georges and
Fairfax Counties and Falls
Church are also urging thei.
students to enter Derby competi-
ton.
1t. Forrest L. BinSWanger, di-
rector of the eight Metropolitan
Police Boys Clubs. said Derby
racer building is now "our num-
ber one craft project. The race
serves more purposes than one in
our youth program and We'll be
in their pitching as usual"
Evening star., 1951-04-12
District Approval Urged
For Water FIuoridation

The Rhode Island Avenue Citi-
zens' Association last night asked
the District Commissioners to ap-
prove water fiuoridation as soon
as possible, so as to lessen tooth
decay in children's teeth.
Wilmer A. Eisenhart said the
estimated cost is small sum IN
view of the good it will do.
In another vote, the group op-
posed any action licensing and
Ilegalizing bottle clubs. Members
said "the only thing these clubs
are good for is selling liquor"
+ The association commended the
Park and Metropolitan Police fol
the manner in which they kept
he Cherry Blossom festival traf-
fc moving around the Tidal Basin
last week end.
Later, the association made S.
donations to the Community
Chest, Red Cross, Crippled Chill
dren's Clinic and the Nationa
Symphony Orchestra. Ten new
members were accepted.
The meeting was held in Bate
mans Store. 1904 Rhode island
avenue NE, and was conducted
by Joseph D. Malloy, president.