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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14

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of the parents said they never
had any intention of giving the
child to Mrs. Davis, but 1t had
been left with her because of
the mothers illness and the ia
theirs inability to obtain work.
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, 1951-11-13

on the eve Of the election, thought
he had an outside chance.
But Mr.. Haley won, not be
cause he is pretty on TV, or be-
cause he is the glamorous gang
buster of the Kefauver Crime
Committee, but because. the voters
are sick Of Tammany and sick of
the horrible stencil Of graft in the
police and fire departments. And
sick for a taste Of decent, honest
municipal government, minus Cos
tello-ism..
It might be wise, for the pun
dts Of '52 not to underestimate
the basic honesty of the American
voter and his terrible hunger for
honesty in government.
, 1951-11-13
Convict Va. Man
In Attuct Case

RICHMOND Va, Nov. 13- A
jury of the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County this week return
ed a verdict finding Wayne Ben
Pace, white, guilty Of attempted
rape upon a 12-year-old Negro
girl and fixing his punishment at
18 years in the State Penitentiary.
This verdict followed a two-day
trial at which Spottswood W. Ro-
binson III, Southeast Regional
Counsel Of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement Of Col
, 1951-11-13

trade their typewriters in for a
crystal ball and a tent.
Every political in Tuesdays
election underestimated the urge
of the average citizen for honesty
and decency in public office. It
is very chic nowadays, especially
in literature,l to paint the average
Joe as a dull, rapacious jerk, no
better that he should be and on
cry to boot.
But the truth of the matter is
hat the average citizen is at least
sufficiently honest to stay out Of
Jail all his natural life, harbors
decent impulses, seldom if ever
robs a poor box, tries to walk in
the way Of righteousness, brings
his children up to be a credit to
the community and keeps his nose
clean.
Anyone who things the average
American is asleep at the switch,
careless of his civil rights or in
different to malfeasance in office
should study what happened to one
Herman Methfessel, a district at
torney in Staten Island.
No one had ever heard of Me-
thfessel outside his own bailiwick
until a few months ago when he
caused, allegedly without due pro-
cess, the arrest of a housewife
who testified against him in a
probe into gambling and general
corruption on the island.
One had read about this kind of
thing in Russia and Nazi Germany,
but not in America. Gov. Thomas
E. Dewey removed him at once as
prosecuting officer in the gambl-
ing probe.
Now John @. Citizen has remov-
ed him for good, by a vote of two
to-one, az district attorney.
AS for Rudolph HALEY, the in
dependent elected president of the
New York City Council, no one,
, 1951-11-13
DANCES OUT

VIENNA, Nov. 10 (INS)-
Junior is going to like this.
There will be no more "silly" dane
ing with little girls in Vienna. The
Board Of Education announced
that parents must not allow their
children to go to any dances.
, 1951-11-13

Churchill is in an embarrassing
spot both at home and abroad. His
problem is SO acute that he wants
''time-out," a two months parlia-
mentary recess so that he can
chart his way out of the economic
bog into which Britain has plung-
ed.
The Laborites resent this re-
quest, but Churchill probably will
get it because Clement Attlee's de-
feated party has promised not to
be ''factious" when it comes to the
best interests Of the nation.
And the Laborites know as well
as the Conservatives just how bad
is Britain's position.
Churchill will "bone up" on his
subject and then go to the United
States in a post Christmas aimed
at impressing president Truman
and Congress with the need Of
adequately bolstering Britain.
The Prime Minister, who will be
II years old late this month, con-
stantly has harped on the theme
that Britain's destiny is inevitably
bound to that of he United States.
Now he has to convince congress
of that theme.
One of his basic arguments, if
he must use it, is the fact that
Britain freely has allotted the
United States air force a formida-
BILE Island aircraft carrier in the
, 1951-11-13

British Isles.
Churchill we'll can argue that
Britain is a foremost ally of the
United States and has shown it
by being a foremost target for
Soviet atomic bombs if World War
III comes. .
If it comes down to it Church
i'll also will argue that Britain just
cannot support the pledged three
Observation-Disclosures rearm-
ament program and avert bank
ruptcy-unless it gets fresh A
merican dollar aid in substantial
amounts.
He of course would prefer not
to have to use these arguments
publicly because Attlee's vocifer-
Gus left-wing faction led by form
err Labor Minister Aneurin Bevan
has claimed all along that Britain
could not support the rearmament
program on its own.
Attlee's own right-wing support
ers are stilled vocally somewhat
with the knowledge of the "Bevan-
ties" and their ri told you so" at
titude. ...
Where both the Laborites right
and left wings are embarrassing
Churchill, however, is in the con-
slant reminder Of Churchill's pre-
election speeches regarding a pos
sible settlement with Russia j..
, 1951-11-13

NEW YORK, Nov. 13 (INS)-
The voter giveth and the voter
taketh. And John @. Citizen laid
about with a big stick known as
theballot on election day, distribut-
ing his Jumps about equally be-
tween Democrats and Republicans
wherever he found either traf-
Ticking with satan.
If l were the brain trust of
either major party, I'd throw a.
way the tea leaves and start study
ing the election returns for signs
and portents of things to come in
'52.
It scarcely requires the per-
spicacity of a seventh son of a
seventh son born with a veil to
realize that in community after
community old John @. went to
the polls last week fed up with all
the boys of both parties who had
been caught with their hands in
the till just as the flash blub went
off.
Wherever he could, John @. re-
gistered his rage at dishonesty in
public office.
Just before the election, a lot
of political pundits wrote power
full "think" pieces for the papers,
explaining that Tuesdays widely
scattered elections would give no
clue to '52.
Another group Of pundits, writ
ing equally powerful pieces for the
slick magazines, have recently
been wringing their typewriters
because of widespread laxity in
public morals and ethics. This
bunch Of heavy-thinkers bewailed
public apathy on ethical issues and
predicted the voter was so case
hardened to official graft and cor
ruption that he would shrug it off
at the polls.
Both group of pundits couldn't
have been wronger. Old John @.
and his family proved that the vot-
err is busting out all over with mo-
raj indignation.
Old joint ethical dander is up,
and wherever he had a chance, he
threw the rascals out. If the po-
litical pundits don't think that's
a portent or three for '52, let 'em-
, 1951-11-13

ofthe whole thing against the Ger
man taxpayers thereby insuring
their interest in our great demo-
cratic system.
In exchange we gave them the
slogan "free germany" even if it
does look to them like "free load
ers." .-.
So December first the high COM
missioner's employees lost their
body servants ;. no word yet from
the army about theirs.
, 1951-11-13

ored People, was present as an
observer. This case base been con-
tinued to November 20, at which
time it is expected that either de-
tense motions will be made and
heard Or sentence imposed.
, 1951-11-13
G~:::\.ne
- Opinion
Dlssribsfsdby ~lssssssfissG
News Se1vleo

It's getting tougher and tough
er to work for the government >.
now employees Of the U. S. high
commission in Germany are being
deprived of their free servants.
This means that hundreds Of
government workers abroad will
have to go back to washing their
own socks or paying to have them
washed.
One of our first lessons in de-
mocracy for the Germans was to
take 100000 Of their women
and turn them into cooks, maids
and kitchen help for a bunch Of
government p%ayrollers who never
had a baby sitter before they went
abroad.
Then we took their best houses
-. then we assessed. the cost
, 1951-11-13
In View Of The News
By JOHN H. MARTIN
international News Service Fore

INTERNATIONAL News SeFVce Foreign Editor
Prime Minister Churchills p~redicament today is an
good example of the world crisis caused by the Moscow
fostered cold war with the western nations.
Evening star., 1951-01-04

VACANT sToRE-Corner 7th and P
Snow Ei v '" windows. INN occupancy.
Call LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO,
Realtors 1415 K st. NV. ME.
Evening star., 1951-01-04

TAVERN, nearby Nd, on and of
sale beer and wine. Long bar.
large restaurant. Apt. overhead.
Showing good returns. Big machine
play. Must sell quickly. No reason
able offer rejected. PERRY BOS-
WELL, INC, 34th and R. I. ave.
MT. Rainier. Md. WA. 450o. Open
fj1l 6 n m -
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

3-bedroom brick home in very con-
venient location. close to shopping.
Transportation and schools. Priced
at S15.950 for quick sale.
JOHN F. WILLIAMS
EN-. 6871 OR. 3083
Evening star., 1951-01-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
NEAR CATHEDRAL,

On high elevation. quiet street, this
substantial, center-hall brick home.
on corner lot. offers real value at
S23 $50; Has spacious 1st-fioor plan
dining room, den, Kitchen and pam
try, bedrooms. 1H2 baths on 2nd
fioor;, maids room and bath, oil
h.-w;h. in basement; garage. To in
spect, call Mrs. Allen. TIE. 5S95.
German P. Young, DE. 4444
Evening star., 1951-01-04
EDGEMOOR

NEW LISTING
Attractive det.. brick house in i'm
maculate cond. 1st fr.: Reception
hall. liv. rn.. extra-large din. rm.,
and beautifully equipped kit with
dishwasher and disposal 4 bedrms.
and 2 baths on 2nd fir; nice yard.
transp. and shopping. Well priced
at under $4,000. with large 1st
trust Call Mrs. Morrow. WI. 1852
or HU. 4345. with WETzEL REAL
Evening star., 1951-01-04

STONE AND BRICK
Detached home with bedrm, and bath
on lst d. in addition to liv. rin.,
din: rm., kit. breakfast rm. and
very lge; sun deck overlooking gar
den. 3 bedrms. and bath on 2nd a.;
rec. rnn.; maids rm. and bath; O.
car gar. Ewes. please. Reed, WI.
me- c11suApn n.,. .oa
Evening star., 1951-01-04
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL WANTED to share GEORGETOWN
house. pvt. bedrm., with other
girls. Call DE. 2791. 4
SINGLE MAN will share new home
with couple or men. 5409 So. oth
ST, Arl.. Va. OF So. Greenbrier st.
Call after pm q
Evening star., 1951-01-04
DAMASCUS MD

Red brick English Colonial, Ia acres,
liv. rm., with flrepl., din. rm.. large
rms, sewing rm.. bath up, Bsmt..
garage: custom built 194S.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
s005 wise. Ave. WI. SAL.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
NEARBY MARYLAND

2-bedrm. brick bungalow, full bsmt.,
beautiful open firepl., comb. windows
and doors, Venetian blinds, and
many other extras. For additional
room. simply finish of the expansi-
BILE attic. Shown by appt. only. T. D.
BURGESS, VI. 2S02 till 8.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
$16,850
SAUL'S ADDITION

COLORED-NEAR I4th AND pARK
I'd; I'D; N:W;-s1, $50 to $1,000 down n
6aIRb 66atR' f1li bardsadys dbsmts .buiit-in sarase,
today rG. rPGGF?hss sssa: eTss pg.ced "a to ssf
SAMUEL G. REYNOLDS. soons Geor. deo !
coIodREsp ri pMs-FAm1Lr NV; APT. K Row
9Fian rms, waIa and Satbvt tRvt; rssn spts each with
gig s2 monthly GsIi vi 1884 assG, sRaEk sRaR!asRfs
COLORED = GORGEoUs coRNrp
iacing Govt. Park and N. II. ave.
sioe t' nal' porches; finished bsmt. with
suoIsd eheds'. $ah Sh baths, garage; income
GOOD Tor doctor 0as Or dentist denasts or ap1s: IT,
Psns Psl sS1sl ans terms f1 ss-43gsT 3}ETT REALTY.
COLORED. LOVELY 6-BEDRM. home,
&c. paths. tile kit. basement, oil
cSHokES@sth 81 SeSe AND rAY1on-y5s-v rAY1onJ5
nne corner brick, 6 rms. Incl
porches, oil heat. storm windows
many many other extras. Owner viii take
eaSk co ri iarse sso, trust; n.. AuERgAcH 4
CoLoRED@PETWoRafH. 100 aoo BLOCK
Shepherd st.-vacant; newly redec1
Grated; 7-room row brick; 4 bedrms.
Or apis; full bsmt.; gas heat; deep
!0t with det. garage; can be ham
T1S9 TNTrnW W,sn nn small down payment.
Eys ssso s.; NV. Ex. $780, oe;; EVENINGS. issa
cOLoRED-No. CAPITOL p ST.
heres herso DANDY; porch front, brick
Haome with . lovely rms. priced to
hs.yu n your pocketbook; full bsmt. Gas
sfa $1,000 sfe to prieed ss,d at des only sIS.75O.
I aa0ss1, cot. EA; Rh. 9suSj sssSj or DI, 1854. cox
CoLoRED-oNLY $3.50 CASH. ION
ne Rsnt: aI1s nise yard. gas heat. OWNER,
CoLoREDG14th AND CLIFTON ssrs
N.W.-Larse detached house; 10
rms; 8 apis. or Ink. rms. Only
SSl:7oo gown. $3.50 mo-; has 5 gars.
Esssy HsEsyl &C Can n PAUL MILLER, DE.
coLoRE5WiiG iGssf GssEsfDRMs.-one clean
and attractive left. row-brick home
in the 700 block of Shepherd st
nv. Has 4-bedrms. and modern
bath on second floor plus inclosed
p,rch Hall. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit,
first floor. Gas h.-w.h. Price
$l4.5o0. $4,000 cash and a first
trust for the balance payable 500
bard HO. 2494. with GoRMAN p.
YOUNG. DE. 4444.
COLORED-S00 BLOCK TAYLOR ST.
N.W.-Vacant; semidet. brick. wide
hall M to kitchen; spacious living rm.,
SSinainE rm. with fireplace, 4 pvt.
bath in full bsmt.; extra large lot
With detached garage: $1,000 to
$1,000 down. balance in 1st trust,
Call Mrs; Thompson, RA. 052s, NO.
eueeo LEATH q ASHLEY, INC, MA.
O1Of. lie. 900. -
Evening star., 1951-01-04

Mr.. 18th & Emerson NV.
Det., 3 Bedrms. & Den
Immaculate det. home. featuring large
Nv. rm. with fireplace. din. rrn., Nit,
Gen in, n,nos;nd ana 3 bedrms:.. lear garage;
Immediate sale at S1s.e5o. cali
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14l5 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. 54Oo
Evening star., 1951-01-04
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
REAI,TOR

OF. 2100. OPEN TILL o PM.
.1i25 41st ST. NV. Il
BETHESDA, $18,95O
Vacant. Two-bedroom, lIa-bath
painted brick home with sapIinr
ienced-enclosed yd.; fireplace, full
Glning rm. and bsmt., dble. garage.
EN- 5149. e'''
j. Leo Kolb Co.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
S15.95O
So GIRARD ST. NE.

So GIRARD ST. NE.
all brick: oil h,-w.h..
large screened concrete front porch,
large living room with fireplace, eX-
ira large dining room. kitchen and
sun parlor,. large bedrooms. tile
pain. built-in garage: room for apt.
IN basement. well-kept by one owner.
in vic. OF C.. U. St. Martins parish
and Tech High School; open 2 to 6
pm. daily or call ST. 1923.
PHILLIPS & co.
1712 U CIT NJ wy
Evening star., 1951-01-04

Selling Your Business?
We will find you qualified buyer
quickly. Call anytime. ST: 3707
or SH. 1905. SAM CHANTkER
d CO.. 412 9th st. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1951-01-04
OF F'OXha1l Rd.
$61, 500
PleaSinplv Different

sol ,5UU
Pleasingly Different
'ersons Of discriminating taste may
soieness and atmosphere they seek.
Built not. to an idea of eleeance.
but to achieve dignity and afford a
place Of relaxation and Comfort A
SPECIAL feature is the high stone
glth mamouth trees and tirepiaeei aen
Good materials. excellent desisn and
layout, plus good craftsmanship.
create a pleasing result. The lovely
loaded glass windows. the mellow
tones OF. the Ludowici Single Tie
[oof and the use Of heavy oak.
hand-adzed, timbers Combined With
perfect proportions Of the structure.
will attract the eye of the artistic
Central hall. spacious living room,
l5x26.4 IT. with adjacent Screened
porch on garden side; dining room.
l6xl6. has vista window on earden:
unusually distinctive library, 13.Sx
y IT.. with fireplace and bookshelf
hand-adzed. Pirst-fioor lexptory. letor,y
excellent Kitchen with buffers Ban.
try; There are three large bedrooms
and three baths on second floor and
Two bedrooms and bath on third
moor. Recreation room with Are
place; two-car garage, easily con-
yerted to BOMB SHELTER. II viii
pc pleasure to show you this
home: Call JAMES e. SCHwaRss Az
Or. $500: evenings, call WI. i40a
or WO. 1908.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
1713 K ST. NV.

COLORED-THIS is A BARGAIN, II
! ever saw one. You'll have to see
Modern semidet. brick with 3 bed
rms, reception hall entrance; dining
Tm. has built-in china closets; full
dry bsmt. with BATH concrete front
porch; fenced I'd. to alley; located
on new wide street: close to school,
tranSp. and shopping. A. financing,
with 500 mo. payments, incl. insur.
and taxes. S13,950. Call DE. 3714
LEATH g. ASHLEY. INC, Ma. 6464
RAsbeRs heRs bTieH aIS5
with 3 lovely bedrooms and beauti-
ful tiled bath. nice living room. din
ing room and mod. kitchen: bright
6smt.. ceuld be used as apt. auto.
neat. large fenced yard. Special
fAttDEE A. SsagS nc. IL 4-o7+S. or AsSs:. sSes..
coIokEps RES ~ sEMrDEr., a-rAMuY
rms. and bath: mr.. Eth and and Fla. iin ave .
S1l,5OO, $1,000 cash; balance. S75
monthly; Call WI. 1884. FRANK s,
CoLoRED-$25O DOWN, 500 Der
mo; for 2-bedrm.,. liv. rm., kit,
path apt; separate heat and entr.
VIC: 1th and C SITS. ne. ENTER
PRISE REALTY CO. 1924 Eye st.
Nv Ex 3400: ewes, ia. 1880. --5
FOE COLoRED-VICINITY 4th and
e.tat G. sts' ne, n;e..six rooms. bath. hot
$500; most convenient location
E, QUINCY SMITH. INC. Realtors,
l41S H st. NV, District 9057; eve
nlngS, Georgia 1855
Evening star., 1951-01-04
WOODBRIDGE

BROOM BRICK
In immaculate cond., on nth st. ne
nF. Eastern High School. Has bed
rms. l "a baths. full bsmt.. gas
h.-w;h.. built-in garage 5000 will
handle. To inspect. call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
Realtor-Builder
Z327 Pa. AVE Sc. LU. 4-0040
Evening star., 1951-01-04
Burnt Mills VILLAGE

22-story center-hall brick, 24-ft
liv. rm., fireplace. family-size din.
rm.,. breakfast rm. and powder rm.
on st floor; 3 bedrms. and 2 baths
on Ind floor: 2 bedrms on 3rd floor;
recessed radiation. oil h.-w. heat;
outdoor hagstone patio, fireplace and
pool; detached brick garage: slate
roof: D1, 1015 till 9 pm
William H. Saunders Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
DUPONT CIRCLE

Unusual opportunity to acquire fine
in-town residence with lovely gar
den. 7 bedrms.. baths; ideal for
residence or combination of home
and income. Priced extremely low
at $4,000.
Also another excellent buy in 3-story
town house. in 10th and Park I'd
area; 3 bedrms., 2 baths; excellent
for home and income. Priced at
SIS $500; vacant. immed. possession.
On both of these outstanding homes.
call Mrs. Parker Dove. WO. OS45.
with LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY
CO, AD 1900 e
Evening star., 1951-01-04

CoLOREp. WELL BL1LT BRICK; 6
rooms, bsmt. with front entr. gas
heat; nr. Shepherd and kansas
ave. about $1,000 down. Easy
payments ST. 3657, GE 1904,
BRE1TERMAN REALTY co.
COLORED
NR. GA. AVE. AND PARK RID. NV,
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
And low monthly payments. Clean
5-rm. and bath semidet. home with
coal h..w.h. SURETY REALTY CO,
Evening star., 1951-01-04

HOME AND INCOME
Near Catholic. University; large re-
conditioned house: rms. rented to
students will carry house and sep
arate apt. Tor owner. Will not last
long. Low cash payment.
PECK CO., LA. 6-6666
Evening star., 1951-01-04
GLENMONT FOREST

d494N4hO4N l. u O4kAIo -
OWNER TRANSFERRED
This lovely, 2-bedroom home, on Q
huge corner lot, has l rm. finished
in attic and space for another; full
dry bsmt., gas heat, equip kit;
conven. schools, transp.; $4,000
down, assume GI payments at $40
mo. Call Mrs. Hart. 81. 0775.
cox (, CO., ewes. LO. 5-351S.
LOCUST HILL ESTATES
CUSTOM BUILT
Attractive detached brick home only
s yrs old, located in this fashion,
able neighborhood on large, level,
beautifully Handicapped h-acre lot:
1st f., reception hall, liv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm., modern kit, den
and "a bath; 3 good-sized bedrms..
2 modern baths on End f.; rec. rm.
and full bath In bsmt.; oil a.-c.
heat; slate roof; garage; house in
excellent cond and reas. priced
with convenient financing. Call EN-.
1900 till 9 pm.
Chevy Chase Realty CO.
1920 Conn. Ave. -
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
Evening star., 1951-01-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
$32 MONTH-VACANT
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

Colored --S225 down: 4 rms, newly
1st s.w. near N OWNER. DE. 3343.
Evening star., 1951-01-04

BETHESDA-RAMBLER
S24. 5OO-Brick, 6 large rooms. TX
baths. copper plumbing and down.
spouts and caves troughs, garage and
De luxe kitchen. BY appt. only.
whitehall 0o36, am; OIL. O455, pm,
Evening star., 1951-01-04
GEORGETOWN

Very rare bargain. A charming,
bachelor house ready to move into.
New gas heat. big liv rm.. patio,
$4,000. j. c. CHATEL. AID. 1854.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
ONLY $3.50

ONLY $3.50
Near 1th and C sts.-Frame, 6 large
rms. bedrms., oil h.-w.h., bsmt'.
porches; house is in very fine con-
dition. Only $3.50 down. S70 a
ANNENBERG REALTY
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc. Call LII. 7-s357
Evening star., 1951-01-04

SPEIIALI 5t1OF
Excel. Sc. shopping area, owner
retiring, is reason for sale. Of this
excel business doing over S65, 900
per yr. gross, CPA figures will show
4O-43SS mark-up; rent, $3.50 per
mo-, long-term lease, $10,500 plus
dollar for dollar on all fresh mer-
chandise. BERENTER & CO., Real
tors, IA. 1880 till 9 pm. 4
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS
Established more than 80 years. De-
sirable downtown location. Selling
business, fixtures and accounts re-
'ceivable. Owner deceased. WALTER
I: GREEN, Atty, Denrike Bldg,
Evening star., 1951-01-04

REST, loc, 1911 4th st. NV; equip;
store and 2nd-fr. rms. ME. GOAL.