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Evening star., 1951-05-06

ONE OF SOUTHERN MD.'S old brict
Colonial homes: IA rms. Q fireplaces
fun bsmt.. well preserved; overlook.
ing $50 acres of beautiful farm land
tobacco barns. tenant house. stable
ana other outbldgs.: lies back from
has kept it from being gobbled ur
by antique hunters; the whole place
contains over $50 acres; price
PORT TOBACCO, MD.
6-acre farm, 4 acres cultivated, / In
pasture; good spring, large white oak
trees, 7-rm. house. bath, . porches
electricity, oil h.-w.h.. good well
servants, quarters; on State I'd
r B. MD.
glassed;in porch, oil h.-w.h.. fui
WALDORF, MD. '''''
Arm. house, bath. porch. electricity
ON ROUTE 301.
4 cabins with baths, 4 unfinished
cabins and room for at least "a
more; price, S16,S0O.
L. G. KRAGH.
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
LA PLATA. MD.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
COLUMBIAN RIJTDTNG

OOIUMBIAN BUILDING
. 416 5th st. NV, opposite
Courthouse Square. Particu-
larly suitable for attorneys.
Single or en- suite. Call Mr..
Awkward
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Realtors. 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

C.P.A. wants desk space in downtown
office, or will share expense Of office
Box 1913. Star. g.
Evening star., 1951-05-06

1000 Rhode Island Ave. NE,
Highly desirable corner store or of.
nee in the busy Woodbridge shop-
ping area. r. G. DUNNE, HO. O7O0
Evening star., 1951-05-06
DENTAL, OFFICE

DGN I AI OF ICE
Completely equipped modern 3-chair
dental office in Park Lane Building,
2lst and Eye sts. NV. Will sell
equipment and transfer lease. Phone
ST. 5000
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Real Estate & Insurance Broker
Wheelers Hardware Bldg.
West Riuer R702 nnaln Md

WtSJ RIV6T D7U6, DtaIe, MD.
96-ACRE MD. FARM, in high state
cultivation. IL miles from D. c., "a
mile of Defense highway. Gentle
rolling land. Lovely Groom, mod
ernized owners home, with electric
kitchen, oil &C. heat and running
water. Attractive 4-room tenant
house. in excellent condition. Barn
with box stalls New tobacco barn,
large corn crib, chicken house, ma
chine shed and other outbuildings.
pointment to inspect this and sew
eral other interesting properties in
this area call
Evening star., 1951-05-06

PROFESSIONAL OFFICE
Located on ground floor of Conn. ave.
apt. bldg. with pvt. entr. directly
from street. Now occupied by M. D.;
suitable for same or allied use. For
details call
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K st. NV, Realtors. EX. 1911.
Evening star., 1951-05-06

lovely acres of garden land, shade
trees, flowers, shrubs. 5-rm. modern
house; also 1-rm studio house;
garage; paved road Nice small
farm. Priced at $3.50, terms a
Lge. 2-story general store mr.. fishing
and ducking shores. Equipped. Ideal
for retired couple who can make
good living with little effort. Room
for, comfortable living quarters
10 acres, La Plata. part wooded
stream for stock, on paved road
Priced at 81 $50; terms. 5000
down, bal. monthly. SOUTHERN
MD. REALTY CO.. on Route 301,
below Waldorf. phone. La Plata.
Evening star., 1951-05-06

2lO-ACRE DAIRY FARM, Groom
barn. hay driers. . silos. rs Jersey
cattle (herd average over 420
pounds butter fat); complete farm
equipment Outstanding $4,000
Many others. P. M. BROWNING.
Culpeper. Virginia. --.
WANT TO BUY A REAL CHICKEN
FARM? Here is your opportunity
Consists of l acres with. the finest
equipment. A home with all the
produces a good living and only 30
mi. from D C. line. Priced to sell.
S. R. MARTIN & CO, DU. 1866.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Near Centreville Va

90 acres on Cub Run. all cIeare5 b,,.
90 acres; good two-story frame resiU
qence OF 5 rms, modern kit, no
bath. circulating heater; house has
running water. cleo, 2 chicken
houses. machine shed, barn with
hay loft. other outbldgs.: priced at
$500. Purchaser can assume lge.
IRWIN, OW. 1923. or ElmWood 364s
Evening star., 1951-05-06

TWO ROCK CREEK AREA building
lots, near golf course; suitable for
custom-built homes. For informa-
ton, call OWNER, GE. 3O49. g
Evening star., 1951-05-06

Continued on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1951-05-06

'HEPHERD PARK-See our large
list OF lots for sale in this area;
priced right PA o0nn
Evening star., 1951-05-06

$50 DOWN will buy a ls-acre lot on
ColeSville I'd. past Silver Spring:
price, 81 900. RA. 22O0.
Evening star., 1951-05-06

HOWARD CO., mr.. Clarksville, 6S
acres, wonderful farmland, small
bldg, 16xlS. l,S00 #. on Rt 9S.
Ideal rambler site. WA. $3.50.
Arizona sun., 1951-03-16
Hoitions To Hold
A Whole Weeks
Celebration

NEW YORK (NNPA) = In cele-
bration of Haiti Week, April 7
to Is, the government of the Re
public of Haiti will sponsor a
Haitian festival of music and
dance on April at the Ziegfeld
Theatre.
The performance will be under
the patronage of Mayor Impellitteri
and Gustave Laraque, the Haitian
Ambassador.
Jean Leon Destine, who headed
the festival in Haiti last summer
IN celebration of the 200th ami
versary of the founding of the re-
public, will again head the pro-
gram. With him there will be
singers, dancers and drummers
from the Troupe Kolkloriste Ma
tionale of Prince. ~,.s.sss
kS, Ameng them will be Jeanne
Ramon and sAphonse Climber, al
ready we'll known in this country,
and Ti-Roro, drummer; Cecile
Joseph, voodoo dancer; Lumane
Casimir, folk singer; Anthal' Murat,
composer; and a band of Haitian
musicians and dancers.
Arizona sun., 1951-03-16
Student
Award

AS a member of the Future
Farmers of America, David Clark
Jr., was awarded third prize in
poultry judging, last Saturday at
Arizona State College at the F.
F. A. Third Annual Field Day
events. ,.-.e,r ,-.-s,'
The test of Agricultural and
livestock judging and competitive
events in farm shop skills and
tractor driving was sponsored by
the college agricultural depart
ment.
David is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Clark, 3441 South 18th St.,
and a freshman at Technical High
school. He will compete at another
meet of the States Future Farm
ers of America to- be held at Ari-
zona University in Tucson on the
22nd of this month.
Arizona sun., 1951-03-16

was composed of the 13 most out
standing men in the college, in
Guiding the dean.
He left college to enter the
armed forces in 943 and was dis
charged in 1916 having served in
the European tReater of opera
tions as a M-Sgt.
Shortly after his discharge from
the service he enrolled at Arizona
State College where he won per-
haps his mcst signal honors in
cluding:
of the football team, 1913, Selec-
ted to appear in 1947-48 edition
of "Who's Who Among Studetns
in American Universities and Col
leges". Granted an A.S.C. Alumni
Award for outstanding service to
the College, Graduated "Cum
Laude" from ASC, 194S. Awarded
the Dunbar Award as the out
standing Negro graduate ofethe
college of 1948. Selected a mem
Der of the "481 Club" of ASC,
which was composed of the out
standing graduates of 1913 Selec-
ted to become a member of Kappa
Delta Pi, a national education or
ganization composed of students
who show outstanding possibilities
in thes.field of education. Received
and accepted an offer to play
Continued on page ~
Arizona sun., 1951-03-16
Consider Negro
For City Council
Withdruws

RICHMOND, Va. (NNPA)-TWo
colored men who have been con-
sidered for the vacancy on City
Council have withdrawn from the
field.
Henry C. Terry, taxicab opera
tor, said last Friday that he could
not accept. He gave his support
to former Councilman Oliver w.
Hill, an attorney.
It also was understood that DR.
J. NJ Ellison, president of Vir-
ginia Union University, has asked
not to be considered because Of
the pressure of work.
The names of Terry, Dr. Ellison
and Hill all are on a list of more
than twenty potential appointees
that City Council has been con-
sidering for several days.
Mr.. Hill was elected to Rich
mond's first unicameral Council
in 1948, but was defeated for cleo
ton in 1850 by forty-four votes.
His supporters argue that the man
who finished tenth on the ticket
should be given first choice of the
vacant Council seat.
The vacancy was created by the
resignation of ]. Randolph Ruffin,
who resigned effective February
18th.
Arizona sun., 1951-03-16

ABOUT LHI0C WcchS dSO Wy NOtC
OF So to 3. The same bill passed
the Senate yesterday without
dissenting vote of 18 senators, and
was signed by Governor Howard
Pyle, all in matter of few
hours.
Although the bill passed was
somewhat altered from the orig
inal, introduced at the beginning
of the session, it is predicted by
Reps. Hayzel Daniels and Carl Sims
and other representatives that the
bill, as passed, will serve to some
advantage towards eventually elm
mating segregated schools alto
gether in Arizona.
The original bill introduced in
the House called for complete
integration of teachers, as well as
pupils which was placed in the
committee on city and municipal
affairs, of which Rep. Frank
Robes is chairman. After three
attempts to get this bill out OF
committee had failed Mr.. Robles
then presented compromise
which was composed by the
speaker and other members OF
the House Rules Committee and
Reps. Daniels and Sims.
This bill eliminates all refer
ence to race discrimination on the
statute books, and provides for
the integration of pupils in ele-
mentary schools by districts, in
other words, the power to lnte-
Continued on page -
Arizona sun., 1951-03-16
Phoenix Urbun.
League Office To
Reopen April IS

The Phoenix Urban League Will
be reactivated on April 18th. The
board of directors of the league
has engaged Mr.. Alton Thomas,
executive secretary of the Massil-
ion Urban League of Masillon,
Ohio 20
Mr.. Thomas will report for duty
on Aprid 18th. He has been di-
rector of the Urban League in
Massillon for the past five years
and has been very successful in
welding relationships with differ
ent groups. Mr.. Thomas comes to
the local situation with the high
est recommendation from the
National Urban League office.
The combined efforts of Mr..
Eugene Kinckle Jones, retired
General Secretary of the National
Urban League office, and Mr..
Rosenzweig, president of the local
Urban League Board, were instru-
mental in affecting an agreement
with ! the Phoenix Community
Chest whereby Mr. Thomas could
he. engaged.
Mr.. Alton Thomas is a married
man with one child, a son.
Arizona sun., 1951-03-16
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Reqionat Conference
To Meet In Phoenix

With the theme Mobilization
for Human Security" the twenty
second annual Far Western Reg
ional Conference of the Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority will meet
in Phoenix March 1925. Delta
Beta Omega chapter will be host
ess. Carolyn r. Darlington of Los
Angeles, regional director, will
preside over the business sessions
Registration will be held in the
auditorium of Booker T.. Wash
ington School, 18th and Jefferson
streets.
The conference agenda will in
clude two public services held
jointly with the Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity. The fraternity is hold
ing its district convention at this
time The first of the services
win be religious one held Sun
day morning, March 25, at IL
O'Clock in the Tanner Chapel AME
Church, 9Th and East Jefferson
streets. The second will be Sun
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the Booker T. Washington School
auditorium. .~aesesgs
Scheduled on the social calen-
dar are a desert breakfast, a
closed banquet and formal
dance.
Committee chairmen are Mrs.
Matte Hackett; Basileus, Miss
Veora Johnson; General Confer
ence chairman, Housing, Miss Nc
Fraddie Robinson, Banquet; Mrs.
Grace Daniels, Dance; Mrs. Mede-
line Hardy and Mrs. Geraldine
Solomon, Escorts; Mrs. Irma Bow
en-, Registration; Mrs. Amelia
Thompson, Mrs. Juanita Favors,
Transportation; Mrs. M a u d e
Weems, Public Meetings; and
Mrs. Thomasena Grigsby, pub
lcity
Arizona sun., 1951-03-16
STREET SIGN WORK
PROGRESSES

The Division Of Traffic. Engin-
seering expects to complete install
lation of the new street signs in
the downtown area within a
month. The downtown installa-
ton was delayed until the proper
brackets to hold the signs could
he obtained. z
Arizona sun., 1951-03-16

Editors Note
This is the fifth in a series
of articles introducing to the
This is the fourth in a series
who will participate in the An
nual Western District Confer
ence of the Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity to be held here on
March %, "a and 25.
Morrison Warren, a product OF
the local school system has been
relatively successful scholastically
and athletically.
He attended Booker T. Wash
ington Elementary School and
Carver High School. While at
Carver, he was the holder of the
state Glass B record in the 12O
yard high hurdles. He was also a
3-year member. of the Homo So
ciety of the school and graduated
in 1941 as valedictorian of his
class. He also received a science
award from the Bausch and Tomb
Company for outstanding work; in
high school science courses.
Upon his graduation from Gar
yer, Warren attended Phoenix
College where he continued to
win many honors including mem
.bership in the "13" club and being
voted the outstanding athlete OF
the year 1922. The "13' club
Arizona sun., 1951-03-16
Arize;na's Segregated
School, Law Repealed
The Senate Passes Bill 86
Without A Dissenting Vote,
And Was Signd By The Governor
All In The Natter Of Hours

The much discussed, desegregation House Bill SO,
bill to repeal the State law segregang Negro children
from whites in the elementary schools passed yesterday
The bill introduced in the House short time after
the 10th legislature convened January first and passed
Arizona sun., 1951-03-16

Call S-4S21 for a chest x-ray.
Call today!
Evening star., 1951-06-01

wife Susan Blanchard Is with
him-her first trip back here since
she met Fonda and fell In love with
him.
The new Carlo photograph in
McCall's magazine is a great scoop
for Anthony Beauchamp, whose
father-in-law is Winston Church
ill. The last photographer who
took pictures of Greta was Cecil
Beaton and she was furious with
him because he refused to allow
her to pass on them. Beauchamr
was brighter.
Robert Mitchum's salary option
was taken up. He now earns, on
paper, 1880 weekly. What he
takes home is something else He
lis still making payments to How
ard Hughes on a $50, 900 loan.
Ethel Barrymore and young
John are delighted to have Chill
Wills in the cast of their Cattle
Dust" Colleen Gray is wanted
| for the girl.
Evening star., 1951-06-01
American Disappears
AFTER Arrest in Shanghai
By the Associated Press

HONG KONG. June IA ship
ping executive, who reached here
from Communist Shanghai, re-
Gently, said today that r. r. Bry-
ant, an American attorney who
was arrested by the Reds several
months ago, had disappeared from
Shanghai.
Mr.. Bryant, who once served as
attorney for the old Shanghai
Municipal Council before extra
territoriality was repealed, was
held in Shanghai jails for several
weeks. For time his wife was
permitted to send food to him, but
the Communists later stopped this
The traveller said it was be-
llieved Mr.. Bryant had been trans
Iferred to prison in Peiping. The
Reds have never said why he was
ARRESTED,
Evening star., 1951-06-01

Rita Hayworth will not be
rushing back to Hollywood after
her Nevada divorce. She likes It
there, and won't come here until
her picture at Columbia is ready
to start, which might not be until
the end of August.
Red Shelton would like to linger
lin Europe after his palladium
date, but he'll have to fly back to
star in Lovely to Look At" with
Kathryan Grayson. Howard Keel
and Marge and Cover Champion.
Now that Gertrude Lawrence
has bought back her life stoy,
"A Star Danced" from British
producer John Sutro, the way is
clear for Ginger Rogers to star in
the movie for her independent
company. It may be filmed in
New York. Ginger will be there,
anyway. for her musical play.
| ~
Charles Chaplin is the latest of
the Britishers planning to buy a
home in Jamaica. The big es-
tate he wants to buy is near the
Enroll Flynn home.
Jane Russell is putting in a
pitch to the boss-Howard Hughes
for her to costar with her hand
some football-playing husband,
Bob Waterfield. 1T think" says
Jane, he'd be a wonderful lead
ing man. I've known him well
for IA years"
Ethel Waters refused $3.50, ,0OC
from Hollywood to film her
poignant fortnight autoboi-
graphy. His Eye is on the Spar.
row." If the picture is to be made
Ethel would like to supervise i,
herself.
Brod Crawford and Richard
Carlson are the boys Barbara
Stanwyck wants for her CLASH
by Night" movie.
II Il 4 Il X
Ida Lupino is having a lucky
week. Her Hard, Fast and Beauti-
full" picture is making money.
And she has snagged Robert Ryan
for her leading man in DAY With
out End"
Henry Fonda has reserved a suite
for two months at the swank
ocean house, Santa Monica. He'll
commute from there to Los
Angeles and "Mr. Roberts" New
Evening star., 1951-06-01

phRK SAVANNAH ST. AT 18Th ST. Sc.
3AAAAA Block OFF Ala. Ave. 20. 2-2233
Air Conditioned
Big for ! Show. THREE DESPERATE
MEN" with PRESTON FOSTER. shown at
MITE.n at GLE 2.40 -
Evening star., 1951-06-01
Hollywood Diary
Rito, Fond of Reno Home,
Pians to Linqer There
HOLLYWOOD
Pluns to Linger he
BY Sheiloh Grohom

HOLLYWOOD. wife Susan Blanchard Is with
Rita Hayworh be hher first trip back here since
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
FEBRUARY TAX CALENDAR

February Is - Federal Dab.
and Income Tax withholding
Combined Return: Employers
who withheld more than $4,000
during January from salary or
wages are to pay amounts with
held to authorized depository.
(Form 450 - Federal Depositary
Receipt.
February 15-Federal Income
Tax-Corporations: Fiscal year
ended November 80, 1850; annual
return (1120); also first quarterly
installment to Collector of Inter-
nal Revenue. 2nd quarterly in
stallment fiscal year ending
Aug. 81, 1850; 3rd quarterly in
stallment = fiscal year ending
May 81, 1850: 9TH quarterly in
stallment - fiscal year ending
Feb. 2S, 1850. A.
February 15-Federal Income
Tax + Individuals: Fourth quart
erly installment and last day to
file amended declaration of esti-
mated individual income tax for
taxpayers on fiscal year ended
January 81, 1851. 3rd quarterly
installment for the fiscal year
ending May 81, 1851; 2nd quart
erly installment for fiscal year
ending Aug. 81. 1851; 1st quart
erly installment for fiscal year
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
Motorists Faces
Another CHARGE

Leonard Knox, 50, of South
Charleston has been charged by
the State Highway Patrol with
operating a motor vehicle while
his license was suspended.
Arrested by the patrol on a
charge Of drunken driving he was
fined 5000 and costs in Spring
field Municipal Court, given a
Jail term and his license was sus-
pended for two years. Officers,
it was reported, determined that
he had been found guilty of the
same offense Nov. 13, 1949 when
his license was suspended three
years. Patrolmen reported the
suspension was in connection with
failure to comply with Ohio's
financial responsibility law. Knox
was slated for another hearing in
Municipal Court Wednesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02

ending Nov. 30, 1851.
Annual return on Form 1040
and adjustment of estimated tax
to actual for fiscal year ended
November 30, 1850.
Annual declaration Of estima-
ted income tax on Form 104O-ES
for fiscal year ended November
so, 1851.
February Is = Federal Income
Tax = Annual Information Re-
turns: Federal Forms 1896 and
1899 to Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, Processing Division,
Country Club Station, Kansas
City 2.
February 15-Missouri, show
ing summary of divided payments
of $4,000 or more to each stock
holder, and other income pay
ments of S600.0O or more. Pay
ments upon which income tax was
withheld at source and reported
on Form VIZ need not be report
ed again.
February Is = Property Tax:
Annual return of schedules TO
State Tax Commissioner between
February Is to March 81.
February 28 - Federal Ex-
else Taxes: Return and payment
Of tax for the month Of January
1851.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
RAIL STRIKE
HAL.TS MAIL
20 LONDON

The wide spread railroad strike
had affected London Friday. The
postoffice reported that no mail
trains had arrived in London
since 500 p. m. Thursday. Train
men reporting sick" in many
parts of the natIcn were tying
up rail traffic.
News reports stated the gov
ernment had clamped a partial
embargo on mall because of the
strike.
A condition similar to that pre-
vailing last December was being
anticipated. Postal officials await
ed instructions.
At Springfield it was reported
six additional New York Cen
trail System trains serving the
area were scheduled to go out of
service Thursday midnight.
Two of the trains were pass
engers and were to be kept out
of service until the situation is
changed, according to an agent
The two passengers were No.
No. 421, Springfield to Cincinnati
leaving there daily at 12;45 pm,
and No. 424, Cincinnati to New
York leaving there daily at 8:55
pm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
COURT ENJOINS
DITCH PROJECT

A temporary restraining order
has been granted by Madison
County Common Pleas Court to
enjoin the commissioners of Mad
ison and Fayette counties from
proceeding with the construction
of the Hayes Yates Joint County
ditch.
The ditch lies partly in Range
Township, Madison County and
partly in jefferson township, Fay
cite county.
Plaintiffs in the action are,
Frances L. Smith, Lester Dodd,
Melcena Dodd, James A. Atkins,
Lester Leeth, Olive Leeth, J. r.
Trehearne, w. S. Cowan, H. F.
Adams, The Gates Company, a
corporation, Sedalia Farms, Inco
a corporation, Stuyvesant and
Company a corporation, Myrta E.
Downs.
Defendants are the commission
ers of Madison and Fayette coun-
ties.
The plaintiffs in their petition
claim that the commissioners of
the two counties did not comply
with the law in giving notice to
the land owners of the proposed
Improvement. They also claim
that the commissioners failed to
comply with certain other legal
requirements in proceeding with
the ditch construction.
The plaintiffs further asked
that after hearing, the temporary
injunction be made permanent.
Agreement was reached last
August by the boards of commits.
sioners of the two counties for
rebuilding the ditch as new tile
ditch at an approximate cost oil
$4,000, if the plan met with ap.
proval of the property owners
assessed. The ditch is approxima-
tely two miles in length. 1t has
been a county ditch since 1882.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
Ii. EIdon Foulk
Enrou+e To Japan

1t. Eldon Foulk, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Grover Foulk, near Lon
don, left Monday for Camp Stone
man, California, enroute to Yo-
kohoma, Japan.
Lieutenant Foulk served three
years overseas with the 4th Arm
ored and the Goth Infantry Di-
visions in Africa and Europe.
He taught school five years be-
fore entering the service and two
years after he returned from
overseas. He remained in the Re-
serves and in November 1948 was
recalled to service. Since that
time he has been adjutant at the
Recruiting Station in Portsmouth.
Mrs. Foulk, the former Ellen
Chenoweth, daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Chenoweth
of London, and her children are
residing on Park Avenue, Lon
don, during Lieutenant Foulk's
absence.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
Missing Woman
Sc en- In Florida

Sheriff Orland Hayes of Fay
cite County has received a report
from a Dayton friend of Mrs.
Minerva Braddock, missing since
Dec. II, that she has been seen
in Miami, Florida. Mrs. Braddock
was reported seen at a dog track
last Thursday. Sheriff Hayes was
quoted as saying, I'm sure the
identification is positive. The
Dayton woman knew her well. =
He quoted the woman as saying,
She turned and ran through an
exit when she saw me-"