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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-09
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Evening star., 1951-08-30
Trumon-Quirino Treaty Texts

the Filipino people and of our
relations with the United States
during the past so years, nobody
can have the slightest doubt about
our devotion to freedom and our
readiness to share in its defense.
Conveys Sense of Unity.
On this solemn occasion, Mr..
President, may convey to you,
and through you to the American
people. the deepest sentiments of
good will and friendship from the
people of the Philippines. This
treaty proclaims the sense of unity
of our two peoples, and this is a
declaration of historic Importance,
For we have established our unity
of purpose, not on any conSidera-
tionS of race, creed, or equality
Of power. but solely on the ground
of our common faith in freedom,
So though overwhelmed by the
great significance of this alliance,
we are nevertheless proud that
our young republic has merited
this recognition of it's faith and
its courage. Mr.. President, ]
bring to witness, at this signing
the faith in democracy Of the
Filipino people and the courage
to defend 1t with all our strength
Evening star., 1951-08-30
By the Associoted Press

FOLLOWING is the tert of re-
marks made By President Tru-
man today at the signing OF the
United States Philippine mutual
defense treaty:
Mr.. President:
I am very glad that it was
possible for you to join us here
today. We have witnessed the
signing of mutual defense treaty
between our two great countries.
The signing of this treaty sym
bolizes the close ties that bind the
people of the Philippines and the
United States.
Our community of interest was
put to the bitter test when our
two peoples stood shoulder to
shoulder on the battlefield few
short years ago to resist aggres-
sion. In that struggle, our coun-
tries went together through the
agony of temporary defeat and
together rose to the heights of
victory. In defeat and victory.
we were not divided. We showed
to all the world that aggreSsors
can defeat free men only tempo
rarily and divide them never. so
long as the fire of freedom burns
in their hearts.
CountrioS Work TOgether
In peace as well as in war. our
countries have worked together.
The half century of peaceful and
fruitful cooperation between the
Philippines and the United States
is proof that both our countries
are guided by the same ideals and
striving for the same objectiveS.
We have demonstrated that two
peoples, however different they
may be in background and expert
ence, can work together for their
common welfare if they have the
same belief in democracy and the
same faith in freedom.
The treaty that we are signing
here today, therefore, rests on
firm foundations. It gives formal
expression to something that al
ready exists-the firm relation
ship of brotherhood that binds
our countries together.
We have already expressed in
other agreements our common in
terest in matters of defense and
in economic matters. We have
shown our common devotion to
the cause of peace in our sup
port of the charter of the United
Nations. Our soldiers are fighting
side by side today in Korea just
as they fought at Bataan and
Corregidor-and for the same
purpose-to check aggression and
defend the rights of free peoples.
Step Toward Security.
This treaty, therefore. is a
natural development springing
from the long association of our
countries and our common
sacrifices for freedom. 1t is a
strong step toward security and
peace in the Pacific. 1t demon
strates to all nations that we in
tend to continue our common
course and to work together in
the future as we have in the past,
for peace for all mankind.
Mr.. President, the people of the
United States are happy to join
with the people of the Philip
pines in this mutual expression
of our united will to go forward
In the cause of peace and free
dom.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
President Quirino Halls
New Poet With PRIDE

The tert of Philippine Presi-
dent Quirtno's address at the
signing today OF the United
StdteS-P Philippines mutual de-
tense pact tolloWS:.
We have witnessed today an
act that may be described as the
end of the beginning. We have
set the first milestone on the road
toward the enduring security of
the Pacific area.
have special reason to rejoice
at this moment, Mr.. President,
because it was not so long ago
in this, your capital, that ! took
the liberty of proposing the con-
clusion of a Pacific security pact
under the initiative of the United
States. This is the first fruit of
that vision. This is a treaty of
mutual defense with unavoidable
connotations of military action.
Yet it is. in fact, wholly dedicated
to peace and to the methods of
peace. 1t means so much to the
economic development and hap
piness of the Filipino people.
Are Pledged Together.
Here. our two countries pledged
ourselves anew to the principle
of the Pacific settlement of dis
puteS enshrined in the charter of
the United Nations. Here, we
have assumed a formal undertak-
ing to assist each other and to
stand together in the face of ag-
gression, in the hope that here
after We may be able to follow
undistracted the fruitful pursuits
of peace.
We have no aggressive aims
against any one. Our purpose is
rather to give notice that poten-
tial aggressor must henceforth
take due account of our common
purpose and united will to act in
self-defense. From the history of
Evening star., 1951-08-30
Hearing Set for Sept. s In Play Segregation Suit

District Court Judge Burnita
Shelton Matthews late yesterday
set September 6 as a date for a
hearing on a request for re-
Straining order in a suit seeking
to abolish racial segregation at
two Northeast Washington play
grounds.
The suit was filed Tuesday In
behalf of a group of parents of
colored children and constitutes
a new court test of the segrega-
ton system. Specifically, the suit
complains of the Wheatley and
Trinidad Fairgrounds being used
exclusively for white children.
Earlier yesterday, Judge Mat
thews refused to sign a temporary
restraining order, without formal
notice being given to defendants
in the suit to give them time to
come in and oppose it. Her re-
fusal was based on a rule OF civil
procedure to the effect that a
Evening star., 1951-08-30
Truman Approves Third
'Stop-Gap' Funds Measure

President Truman today signed
a joint resolution authorizing
Government agencies whose ap-
preparation bills have not yet
become law to continue paying
their bills until September 80.
This is the third such tempo
rary Stop-gap legislation needed
because Congress was delayed in
enacting the annual supply bills
for Government departments and
Evening star., 1951-08-30
Silver Spring Office
Of OPS Opens Sept. II

The Office Of Price Sterilization
will open an Office in Silver Spring
September II to assist business
men having problems with regula-
tionS under the price stabilization
program.
The Office, to be at 1915 Georgia
avenue, will be open from 9 a. m
to 5 p. m. every Monday.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

temporary restraining order can
not be given, without notice to
defendants, except where plain
tiff has shown that immediate or
irreparable damage would be
done. She held such a showing
had not been made.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

death in bed yesterday and police
arrested his 33-year-old wife on
a murder charge. She was held
without bail.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
Wife Held in sIoyine

WILMINGTON, Del. Aug. 80
R.-Ira L. Guffey, 35, was shot to
Evening star., 1951-08-30

Because they're discontinued styles.
we cant tell the name. Multifilament
rayon. nylon-rayon crepes. Fitted
midriff. 4-gore styles. White. pink,
blue, black. Sizes 81 to A.
GOtDENBERG'S Slips. Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-18

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Evening star., 1951-11-18

LIFT UP YOUR HEART
BY Bisbob FsItos J. Sbees
The author OF Peace OF
Soul shows US how to
grasp happiness in our hands
and make il forever our
own. For all who are trou-
bled byrhis confusing modern
world. Pub. edition. $500.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
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Evening star., 1951-11-18
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hundreds of illustrations and
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Evening star., 1951-11-18

lucy CARMICHAEL
BY MsygSyss Kennedy

THIS young woman was liter,
ally abandoned at the altar
- and the startling events
that followed makes this the
kind Of fast-paeed modern
novel you We been waiting
for! Pub. edition. $500.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
$29.5OO
SZS, ,0UU
Emphasis on SpaciouSnesS

111or0II
In the lovely Z Oak District. just OF
Dale Dr. close to transp. shop
developed lot this finely built brick
has center hail, very large liv
rm.. library, approx. 10x11. with
most attrac. outlook; an extra-large
din. rm.. modern kit with space
for breakfast table, and a lovely
looking the deep beautiful garden.
There are . master-size bedrms., a
3rd bedrm. Of excel. dimensions and
2 nice baths on the End A. Storage
attic. There is q pine-paneled recr.
rrn.. lSe. basement area for laundry,
workshop and furnace room; built in
SaraEe. Opposite q Govt. park. close
to q play area. An ideal spot to
raise your family. To inspect, call
JAMES E. SCHWAB, OR. $500;
ewes. OIL. 1893. WI. 1909. -2a
Evening star., 1951-08-22

RIVERDALE HEIGHTS
Five rms, tile bath. bsmt. oil INV.
refgr.. elec. range new kit; white
clapboard: 10Ox1s0 IT. lot; newly
decorated; patio and barbecue pit
Convenient terms; will trade. c.
MARKEY. ME. 3407; ewes. AP.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
A DREAM COTTAGE

Brick lily. rm. of comfort and beauty
from modern kit. with built in
china cupboards, with double ex-
posures; range and refgr; > bedrms,.
unfinished attic, full bSmt, house
equipped with Venetian blinds alu-
minum storm windows and screens;
many other extras tco numerous to
mention; beautifully Handicapped yard
with rock garden terrace. Only
S16,350, terms to suit you II
possible
METROPOLITAN REALTY
ia 6G6U Omen ,til q "A ra
Evening star., 1951-08-22

ALMOST l ACRE-S12. 900
Excel. country home featuring e lge.
well-arranged rooms. Property for.
merry used as hatchery. Might easily
ing chicken ranch. Located lust a
few feet from main thoroushfare
only 2 mi. from D. c. line. $500
down and S75 per month,
Evening star., 1951-08-22

.RIVERDALE PARK-S11,5Oo
Positively immaculate is this lovely
Broom bungalow. Full airy living
space bSnlt., new gas heating system.
large front screened porch, big
cheerful equip. kit, unusually attrac.
lot with an abundance OF mature
plantings Some one will get q bar.
gain here.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
peter ]. hagan
REALTOR
1906 Rhode Island NE, UN, S5s5
WA. 1857. Open 8 TIL Q. -Na
BE SENSIRI,El


$3.50 cash, S65 per mo. The total
price IS 81" $50 and for it you pur-
chase an all-brick, semidet. 3-bed.
rm. home with an extra-lsrge utility
rm. Gas heat, copper plumbing,
Venetian blinds screens and screen
doors. concrete patio. oak floors,
youngstown kit. plastered walls and
ceilings. completely sodded lots and
shrubbery. Settlement charges are
in addition to the down payment
and taxes and insurarfees run the
monthly payment Just below $50
grade school and one of the most
modern and luxurious shopping cen.
ters are within easy walking dis
tance. With the Capital Transit bu,
at the corner once is located at
the site and is open evenings. These
are for veterans. Civilians may
finance through FHA with approx
50 500 cash and S75 per mo. Yes
BE SENSIBLE. this is really less
than rent and you are buying some.
thing tansible for yourself and not
some landlord. Drive out N. H. ave.
cross University lane. about 2 blocks
to our sign on the left. COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO.. sl5 9th ST. NV.
RE. $3.50. 90
Evening star., 1951-08-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
STTTTT.ANn
QUALITY
CHARACTER, STYLE

FACING PUBLIC PARK
Surrounding this charming 5-rm.. all
brick bungalow; features full bsmt.,
stairway to expanSible attic spacious
front. porch, cleaning oak floors, oil
h.-w.h. Price. S13.500. The picture
location Is suburban Hyattsville, in
hign-rated school, blk. of busline.
For Information and appt.. dial MI.
2299. Say. MT Bell"
w. BERENS SALES. INC.
l52O x St. NV Ma 6OO5
Evening star., 1951-08-22
peter ]. hagan

NEW BUNGALOWS-SS.o
Your last chance to buy these cute
:lttle 2-bedrm. homes on such easy
terms. Only $3.50 down and S45
per mo, to GIs.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
hoUSES-SALE-VA. tcent.)
ALEXANDRIA

This authentic Early Colonial, pre-
dates 1890. and is listed in THE
BOOK OF OLD ALEXANDRIA
without being too large. it in
cludes handsome liv rm., step-down
din. rm., modern kitchen. bed
rms. 3 baths. Lovely detail tnclud-
Ing original metals. floors, nanellinr
German p, Young, DE. 4444
Evening star., 1951-08-22

NEW BRICK RAMBLER-Sl4. 600
Lse sprawling rambler with 3 bis
nedrms.. features GE all-elec kit.
with de luxe range, refgr.. dish
washer Rarbage disposal and ex-
naust ran. S12 per mo. pays all
after moderate down payment.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
SILVER SPRING
SLIGO PARK KNOLLS

SLIGO PARK KNOLLS
silv. Spre., Md. S14, $50; down pay
ment $3.50; monthly $9O.75: det.
additlonal finished rm. on 2nd A.;
M 1863 % D1. foi5; HeTe: eTes. sH. ei osss. 49,
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
Takoma Park-$14,950
New brick and Johns-Manyille Colo
NAL. 3 bedrms.: l bath. living rm..
dining rm., kitchen with table space
rear porch. fun basement; corner
lot, near elementary. Junior high.
transportation and shopping;, 81. $50
mentS.
Woodside Park-S26.950
New 4-bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape
Cod. Liy. rm. with frepl. and pan
eled wall din. rm., large kit. with
dining space; bedrm. and bath on
LIST floor, full bsmt., outside en-
trance; large wooded lot in exelu-
sive neighborhood.
Silver Spring-$17,95
Luxurious new brick Colonial, 10
Gated 1 block on Georgia ave. 3
bedrms., 20-ft. liv. rm. with firepl.,
family-sized din. rm.,. full bsmt.
Silver Spring-$15,500
In St Johns Parish. Immaculate
2-bedroom bungalow with stairs to
attic, large living room. dining Il"
Basement: fenced. Level lot. Assume
GI loan.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
eH 1855. REALTORS. TIL . Pm.
Evening star., 1951-08-22

2-ACRE FARMETTE-S13.5Oo
? rolling acres in Prince Georges
Countys finest truck farming sec
Big 6-rm. home. completely modern,
Also several outbuildinss. Will sive
terms.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Alice in Wonderland
sz===a=H-=4-----= -.
RAMBLERS

Brick and stone construction, 8 To
choose from. 2 with gar; liv. rn1.
l4x23, ffrepl.. din. area, 3 bed
rms; kit. 1Oxl4,. with built-in
porch. full bsmt.: oil &C. heat.
Over Il acre well Handicapped lot.
many extras in these homes; priced
from S20,950 to S23,950, subject
to Regulation X. For appt. cali
BOB BROWNE. FA. 5519, l to 5.
EveS KT S-R4Hp IA
Evening star., 1951-08-22
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK AREA-Modern s.
bedrm., rambler, small down pay.
Fl sEALTX aSX1S CO. JU' 7-eoso; eyes,
EAST PINES, MD. An excellent
home for children, 6-room and bath
semibungalow; gas heat. garage
large lot. Price. $500. SEIDEN-
SPINNER, Realtor, WA. 1910; ewes
EDMoNSTON - Nice. 5-room frame
bungslow. full bsmt. gas heat; So
$50, $1.750 down. balance like rent;
immed possession. LOUIS MILLER.
Realtor. UN. 2723; Ewes, UN, 1886
GREEN MEADOWS - Vacant: 7-rm.
home; insulated; newly dec; screen
porch. garage. lovely shaded lot.
JOHN II. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50.
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS-Just OF New
Hsmpshirs ave. modern brick bum
galow. with liv.. rm., separate din
rm., KIT; z bedrnas,. tile bath. oil
heat; fun hsMt, Priced to sell i'm
1866 or 10. 7-e9e7 ewes. PECK
Co.. excl. agent.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
GROUND LOVER?
&22 Sn0

We have a lovely home on over half
an acre Of beautiful lawn. fully
fenced, in one Of the attractive
Bethesda developments just on
Bradley blvd. Center-hall Colonial,
particularly attractive large living
room with adjacent screened porch
having a delightful outlook Dep
large dining room and modern
kitchen; 3 bedrooms and baths
with an additional room on master
bedroom suitable for den. child's
room or dressing room. Storage at
tic. paneled recreation room. built
Immediate possession. owner leavins
Washington. This home will sell
right away. so call today. JAMES
E. SCHWAB Realtor. OR. $500
ewes. OIL. 1923 WI. l4OQ -23
Evening star., 1951-08-22
EXCLUSIVE WITH
JAMES L. DIXON & co,
ST. 200, 1Oo2 18th St NV
ARE YOU ITCHING2

&A4GI W 4AO1441NO
To hnd an attractive BUNGALOW out
in the suburbs yet don't dare to
get too far from transportation
then cali me Immediately to see this
lovely Tyr. -old home located in
desirable Forest Heights. Quality
and neatness from It's expansible
attic to its high dry bsmt. Conv. to
ANDREWS. Boiling Field and down
line). A 75x140 II. Anchor fenced
lot, separate dining rm nice trees.
Price. Sl2,150. only $4,000 cash.
Assume GI financing. Natchl This
will sell quickly! Call Mr.. Hall. Ma
5O05 days-SL. 4I90 ewes
FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES INCORPORATED
sON z Ct n w o
Evening star., 1951-08-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
DETACHED BRICK

2 2-bedrm. brick prop. with liv. rm.
fenced lot, full bsmt. sas heat
paved streets. nr. Coral Hills Shop.
ping Center. schools and transp
Only 8 yrs. old, and our best Of.
fering Only $11,500. $1,000 cash
HILLCREST REALTY co.
1414 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4O4O.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
S12,250
ASSUME CT LOAN.
WHEATON AREA


WHEATON AREA
Lovely 2-bedrm. bungalow on lge.
lot. Black walnut picket fence.
Full-size basement, gas a.-c. heat.
Truly q good buy. Payments less
than rent. Reas. down payment
Immed. possession. Call Mr.. Bar
bour.
CAMPANELLA d CO.
EX. Alb. Ewes. AP. 1853 "a
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
Close-in Silver Spring location, near
bus and schools. Attractively de-
signed 3-bedrm. bungalow. Con-
structed Of brick and redwood sid
b7ck ing Ssn SStHdio yinE rsi;rT Tm ninth NTH all =.
attractive kitchen with bar: full
bsmt.; sidewalks; in established
ExcEILRST VALUE AT S1e,o5o
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
or 9O1n Itil q pM
Evening star., 1951-08-22
SILVER SPRING MD

OLIVER or u4NG, MO.
O-room house by owner. Attached
garage. screened porch. Anchor
fence, Bendix washer storm win
doWS and doors. awnings. Venetian
blinds. Large lot. Conv. to schools
and buses S19950 Substantial cash
needed. After 8 pm. JU. 7-a440
Evening star., 1951-08-22

FOR THE DISCRIMINATING
$23,950
Silver Spring. nr. St. Bernadette's;
5000 down. Enjoy this lovely det
brick. center-hall plan home, or
lge. level lot. Liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
den, recr. rm.. laun. rm.: built-in
gar: 3 bedrmS. and bath up; wall
to-wall carpeting. Terms. cash OF
trade Mr.. Bryer. SH. 6292. COX
Il CO. ST. OTIS,
Evening star., 1951-08-22
YOU WHO
a RANK BARGAIN

2 BEDROOMS-S12.9
Lee. liv. rm., mod kit. with din.
space; full bsmt.; large lot; easy
terms.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
so05 Wis. Ave, WI. 5441.
Evening star., 1951-02-09

to one division for every nine
divisions raised by the other, North
Atlantic Treaty nations. He. re-
vealed also he will try to limit
the American commitment to 20
per cent of the Army and not
more than 10 per cent of the Air
Force.
Report Called, "Hazy."
After committee hearings next
week, administration leaders are
expected to ask the Senate to vote
general approval Of participation
in the inJegrated defense force
of Western Europe without any
hard and fast formulas.
Senator Taft's criticism of Gen.
Eisenhower's report to Congress
last week caught the eye of most
political observers here because of
the. strong possibility that they
may be at the top 'of the list of
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Jenkins Cleared in Death;
Faces $50, 900 Damage Suil
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
Feb. 9::-Sergt. Lew Jenkins, for
mer lightweight boxing champion
was exonerated by a coroner's
jury in the death of another SOL
dier, but he faced a $4,000 dam
age suit today.
The jury found Sergt. jenkins
"a, blameless at an inquest yes
terday into the death of Corpl
David L. Dexter. Corpl. Dexter
a military policeman. was man.
ming a road block south of Colo
rado Springs when Sergt. jenkins
car hit him Sunday. Military
police were looking for a car
stolen at Camp Carson.
The damage suit was filed ir
District Court by Mrs. Dexter
through her attorneys here
Sergt. Jenkins, an Army reservist
went on active duty last August
He won the lightweight title
from Lou Ambers in, May, 1910
and held 1t until defeated by
Sammy Angott in December. 1941
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Protestant Churches
Here Observe Annual
World Day Of Prayer

Protestant churches throughout
the Washington area are observing
the 64th annual World Day o1
Prayer today with special services
The observance, which this veal
emphasizes prayers for worlc
peace. was started In 1887 by
the Women's Board of Home
Missions, Presbyterian Church ir
the United States of America
The day. which is being observed
in 90 countries, is sponsored here
by the Washington Council OF
Church Women.
Churches of the District area
will be open throughout the day
until 7 o'clock tonight.
Mrs. Marshall to Preside,
At boundary Methodist Church
$500 Sixteenth street NV, Mrs
Peter Marshall, whose late hus-
band was chaplain Of the Senate
and minister of New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. will preside
at 7 o'clock devotions tonight
Services held earlier today in
cluded those at Reformation
Lutheran Church, 212 East Capt.
tol street: All Souls Unitarian
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV, and National City
Christian Church, Thomas Circle
NV.
Members of 20 churches in the
Bethesda Chevy Chase area met
this morning In Chevy Chase
Baptist Church, 5671 Western ave-
nue. NV. An interdenominational
service was held this morning at
Rockville (Md.) Christian Church.
Services in Arlington.
In Arlington. Va, services were
being held this afternoon at
the Wilson Boulevard Christian
Church, North Piedmont street
and Wilson boulevard. Cherry
dale Methodist Church. Twentieth
and North Monroe streets; Clar-
endon Methodist Church, Sixth
and N. Irving streets; Arlington
Presbyterian Church, 3507 Colum-
bia pike; Walkers Chapel, Metho-
dist, Glebe road and N. Dittmar
street; darlington M Methods