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OPEN DAILY, 6-8
$16,950 BRICK CAPE GODS
In Silver. Spring. 2 bdrms., unfin,
2nd a.. de luxe. kit. and bath, firepl.,
din. rn;, porch. full bsmt. Direc-
delphia ave. left / blk to Takoma
ave. right l blk. to Boston ave.
right to houses. Or call MR.. BISH-
OP. JU. S-5100; eyes,. LO. 5-27I6,
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HOLLYWOOD

NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MD.
New brick ramblers and two-story
homes available to
VETERANS-$11,500
Subject to ground rent; as little AZ
$3.50 down, monthly payments as
low as S74; each plan has 3 bedrms.,
tiled bath. full bsmt.; concrete st.
(Non-vets financing available also J
To reach: Out Baltimore blvd. ap-
proximately Q mi. past Univ. Of
Nd. to Lackawanna ST.. follow di.
rectional signs to exhibit homes.
OVER $50 SOLD AND OCCUPIED
OPEN UNTIL DARK
II. CARLYLE de LOZIER
S71s R. I. Ave. WA. 5000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
RAMBLER,
EDGEMOOR AREA

Well designed for comfortable living,
this attractive residence has living
room with fireplace. dining room
Kitchen. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths; at.
tached garage and basement; neal
All csfilns66prtaSiSn 81 6sga and p.z, SeheoIs Eyes
4 FULLER. INC. ST. 2400. l01S
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HoUsEs-sALE-s.E. Cont,

DETACHED 2-bedrm. bungalow, Full
bsnlt. inside and outside entrance.
Stationery wash tubs. hot-water
heat; nice yard; corner lot, " blk
from bus stop; close to shopping
center; $10,950, $1,000 down. VI.
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COLORED-VACANT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COLORED
$1,000 DOWN

2300 Blk. of 1St St. NV.
Lge. house with 8 apis. above bsmt.;
oil heat; finished bsmt. with kit.
and bath, AT. 1904. AID. 03S3.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING
S14,660

VETERAN AND NoN-vErERAN
Here Is the third group Of our Silver
Spring development. The same
house, the same fine qualities, the
same equipment that made our FIRST
groups such an outstanding success.
! "a story expandable: liy. rm. with
din. L, 2 large bedrms., loads of
closet space, complete GE kit.
consisting OF dishwasher, disposal.
S-ft. refgr.. stove, auto. clothes
washer, cabinets. Plumbing avail.
on 2nd nr. for End bath and space
for 2 extra large bedrms.; gas &C.
heat. 2 Of this group already sold
SO you had better hurry. Call Mr..
Burklin. WI. e2ss any eve. for appt.
to inspect.
r. H. BEST, INC.
Gl1S Wis. Ave, Bethesda.
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BETHESDA
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

S22, 800
Beautiful all-stone home on q quiet
dead-end street, full bsmt., butlt-in
pl., 2 bedrms. and bath on LIST A.:
lge. bedrm. and bath on End; lovely
shaded yard with barbecue pit; 8
blks. to schools and stores. blk. to
bus. Vacant, We have the key. Ewes.
E. M. FRY, INC, WI. s7Oo
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BRICK RAMBLER
KENsINGTON ND

KENSINGTON, MD.
Quality stands out in this lovely s.
yr.-old brick rambler. Has lge. liv
rm., nice dinette, fully equip. kit,
2 twin-sized bedrms.. tile bath, ex-
pandable attic, full bsmt.. part rec.
rm.; outside ent.; gas a.-c. heat;
wooded lot overlooks beautiful val
ley. Price. S15,500: excel. terms.
Can MI; McGinnis. Ma. 5005; ewes.
W. BERENs SALES. INC.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
BRICK RAMRI. Err

This new rambler on lge. wooded loi
has 8 bedrms.. 2 baths. den, liv. rm
with nrepl., separate din. rm., lge
modern kit, screened porch, stair
way to attic; bsmt. has pine paneled
recr. rm. with hrepl.. powder rm..
maid's. rm.. util. rm.: garage; lovely
School area; nr. transp. Priced al
$31 500. BY appt. WILLIAMS
REAL ESTATE.
EN-. 6871; OR. 9428
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OPEN 1O-6 PM.

6so1 TEMPLE HILL RID. Sc.
located in Temple Hills, s.e.; beau
tiful Ami. view in all directions;
plenty Of fruit trees, flowers. shrub
berry and shade; three loft. pic
ture windows and 10 ventilatinR
windows on side and back dining
rm.; all new plastering and beau
tiful paper; $50 1T. on hard-sur-
faced I'd. Approx. l acre Of ground.
S17.500.
MR.. BEACH, OWNER
10. S-1615; Ewes, 10. 9-S346.
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COLORED
MODERN. DET. BRICK BUNGALOW
6 rms. and sun deck. 2 mod. tiled
baths, liv. nm. with fireplace, full
bSmt.. oil heat, lovely Handicapped
lot ideal ne. location; very reason
able terms. Mr.. Penland, til 10
pm. Ii. 1896. ATLAS REALTY
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BETHESDA

Nearing completion, brick rambler
8 good d-size hedrms., Q baths, 1iv
rm., separate din. rm., large kit
with breakfast space, full bsmt.
built-in gar. patio, screened porch
2 firepls.; lot, approx. 70x176; excel
location. S2s, 500.
INTER COUNTY REALTY Co. INC
o.. 2101 911leD Pm.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
NGRESS HEIGHTS
FAIRFAX VILLAGE

A broom semidetached brick Of pre-
war construction; lovely large bed
rooms, nice living room, full-Sizt
dining room and equipped kitchen
front covered concrete porch, recre-
exceptionally clean; only $l2,750
HILLCREST REALTY CO., 14l4 4
Penna ave Sc Ii N-4040. --2d
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

80 FrederIck Ave. GaithershurR, M
Telephone 299 20
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NAVAL HUSPITAL AKEA--$21,b 300.
bedrms.. Ia baths; brick; has bed
rm. and "a bath down; porch. Close
to new Catholic school. Other plans
including .ramblers to $50. 600, in o
lovely section. See today. 3 sold last
week: LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.,
21. 1000 I'll q nm
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u ACRE
NEAR UNIV. OF MD.

NEAR UNIV. OF MD.
Groom bungalow with basement and
2 porches. close to transp. and
shopping; gas a.-c. heat. modern
bath and kitchen: lovely shade
trees: total monthly payment Ap.
prox. SS1 with substantial cash.
Call Mr.. Briscoe, DI. 0222 for
details.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
REALTORS. 1900 18th st. NV.
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OPEN TODAY

OPEN TODAY
$50 PER MONTH TOTAL PAYMENT
Attractive. 2-bedrm., well-built little
bungalow; oil heat; Venetian blinds;
aluminium storm windows and doors
practically new stove and refgr.
beautiful shaded lot with big trees;
full price only $500 with low down
payment. To reach: Out Pa ave. sc.
to Mimi. left on MINI. to 34th. bear
left at 34th to Dubois pl., left te
open sign,
peter ]. hagan
REALTOR
1905 r. /. AVE, NE.
UN. $685., WA. 1857, Open 80.
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COLoRED
NO CAPITOL, AND IT
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE. 18th anc
DOWNING st. ne. = Modern brick
with 6 large rms, tiled bath, ga,
heat; about 10 years. old PRICED
ST. 600 for, quick sale; Call La
6-S,606 until 9 pm. PECK CO.
MICHIGAN PARK-very attrac. CEN
ter-hall white brick. near Catholic
Univ. 1st f., liv. rm.. din. rm.,
breakfast S rm,' kit and powder 1,,, rm;;
screened porch. lge. attic with cedar
This property has been beautifully
kept. and Is IN immaculate ,eon6, ;
nHSf g@Sf @tt Se sold s1s RAyM8nD ! Wn oB 3 DUNN
MICHIGAN PARK-semidet. brick.
8 rooms, rec. .rm.. gas hot-air heat;
large lot; good transp. DON BLAIR
n. NJ MICHIGAN SifHi PARK-cafritz-6Silt
lee. lovely rms. many extras: ask
ing S15.950. with $4,000 down. ST.
1886. TANEN REALTY CO. go
WO0DRIDGE-2S11 Myrtle ave: nice
6-rm.. 2-story home; lge.. frt. porch;
full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; only $1,000;
5000 dn. VIM. R.. THoRoWGooD,
WoODRfDGE-2421 Franklin St; at
tractiVe 6-rm: bungalow; frt. porch:
full bsmt., oil h.-w h.; bus at front
door; Sl1.950; good cash pymt.
WM. R. THoROWGOOD. DE. O3l7,
HOME BUYERS. ATTENTIONGw,
have finest choice of homes avail
able ir Michigan Park and Wood
ridge. Before you buy see our Sc
lection of homes. Call La. 6-6666
until 9 pm. PECK CO.. 1918 18th
81 900 DOWN. $40 per mo-, incl.
taxes, buys this 2-bedrm.. frame
bungalow at 300 oglethorpe st. ST.
1896, TANEN REALTY CO. -26
MODERN BRICK 2-family house
S11,S00 mortgage; 81 500 cash.
Total price only S15.500. Call c.
MARKEY, NE. 3407; ewes. AP
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TWO ACRES
OWNERS LEAVING

Four bedrms., sunnybrook home with
screened-in porch: immaculate
home with carpeted stairway; an
ideal buy for . family that desires
full line Of home improvements.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
WA, $685.. Open TIL o:15.
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MICHIGAN Park
S1.500 DOWN
PLEASANT HILLS

gas heat. lge. front porch. Mrs.
Hurt. WA. 612S. COX q CO., UN.
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OPEN DAILY UNTIL DARK

OPEN DAILY UNTIL DARK
New bedroom ramhlers; large
living room. fully equipped Youngs-
town kitchen, Venetian blinds; eX-
cellent veterans flnancing; N,325
payments approximately sos in
cluding taxes and insurance. Di-
rections: Drive out Marlboro pike,
approximately 5 miles past District
HARRY A. BOSWELL & co.
371s R. /. Ave. Mt. Rainier. No
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BEAUTIFUL!

BEAUTIFUL!
Large family residence in area OF
charming homes for discriminating
people, 5 bedrms., baths, maid 8
rm. and bath, den and powder rm.
KiICHEN 1d snSix With Sr;nE Sn
lonial on nearly "A acre in best
section Of Bethesda. Phone ST.
1878: eyes,, WI. 1878.
VIM. E.. DAUGHERTY
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FOREST HEIGHTS

Beautiful brick bungalow, Just placed
on market; very large liV. rm. with
nrepL, bedrmS.. bath. dream kitch.
en-; full bsmt. with reer. rm.; par
italy finished expansihle attic which
can be easily converted into addi-
tional sleeping rms. Must be seen
trade considered. Mr.. williams. 10,
2-04Ol; ewes, 10. 3-416S, with
JAMES CARROLL. REAL, ESTATE
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2802 CLAIMING ST. NE
01oo HAMTJN ST NE

Brick. 9 rms. 3 baths; income. S21t
per mo-, exclusive OF owners arm
and bath apt; Terms. Mrs. Read
WfLLoUcNBY REAL ESTATE co.
sos Mntas Ave. NE, AT. 7043
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WOODBRIDGE
PECK COMPANY
SEMIDET. BRICK

DL1N1DI I. D1t1O1A
2 bedrooms. full basement, nice yard;
on Farraday place. Community Of
new homes. Mr.. Wilhelm, RA. 9075.
KIRKS REALTY CO., Realtors, Ho.
RrEQ
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VETERANS-$5S5 down.
brick, near 3rd and x SITS. ne.
Automatic gas h.-a. heat, new shower
bath; something you can afford and
be proud Of. too. Phone MR.; DU-
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EDGEMOOR

LGe. brk. center hall Colonial with 4
bedrms., ga baths; full attic. kit.
with breakfast nook, recr. rm.. built
In gar. Priced under 100000. Ewes,
WO. 1899.
E. NJ. FRY, INC, WI. 870O
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%75n CASH-GT

WTOU N14011-OI
u ACRE-ONLY $3.50
Here's an unusual opportunity for
qualified veteran. Only S43 per mo-,
incl taxes and ins. Features liv.
With ain % area: stsirEay s yatDes to eSp. at: at
tic; fun bsmt.; oil heat; located
on outskirts of Capitol Heights. Call
Mr.. Smith, LO. 6-2910; eyes,. LO.
5-S705.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC, MA. 5O05
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LOVELY HOME

Colored--ISO5 Potomac Ave.--Mod.
ern 2-story brick: rooms, 2 baths
oil heat; small down payment anc
move in
WILLoUGHBY REAL ESTATE co.
500 Mass. Ave. NE. AT. 7043
--2fi
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HEALTOR
SQ06 Rhode Island Ave. NE
lUN. e6e6. WA. 1887. oper a.
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BRICK RAMBLERS

S4S4A@4 AAAAAA1S &F4As
Consisting Of Q big bedrooms with
many large closets, and equipped
kitchen with breakfast area; large
living room and dining room,
paved streets, curbs and cutters;
convenient to Catholic and public
schools. S13.50O. Trade considered. !.
HILLCREST REALTY CO.. 14l4
Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4040. -26
OWNER LEAVING CITY. Is sacrific-
ing this attrac. det. 2-bedrm. brick
at $12,600. Automatic oil h. Full
bSmt.: lot 60x133; iInmed. poss.
6504 Medwick dr.. Hampshire Knolls,
Nd. Dir: N. Il. ave, to Ray rd; e
blocks over 2: c. line). right 3
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
SIS 11th st. NV. Dt. 1857.
Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD
IL rms, Ia baths. historic house; 5
to l0 acres; long road frontage;
excel possibilities for remodeling
into apt Terms to right party.
Brokers attention. Box Adj. Star.
-2S
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HITJCREST

Well built det brk with liv. rm., din
rm., kit. 3 bedrms.. study. 2 baths
rec. rm. and built-in gar; priced
for immed. sale at S26.500; shown
by appt only. Call Mrs. William
son, ia. 1927 with H. L. HORTON,
zoos 18th st. NV. ME. $3.50. -27
SHIPLEY TERRACE Sc.
Modern, clean. 5-year-old semidet.
brick, right by shopping and transp,
owner transferred. Ths buy 81 rr tns as
REALTY CO., ST. 1868; ewes. LU.
-pR
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$500 DOW
$1,000 DOWN

o-room frame bungalow on h-acre;
hard-surf road, city water. Full
price. $1,000.
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
uN. 764o UN. 3228
-26
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WOODBRIDGE REALTY
NO. T203
NORTH WOODBRIDGE

NOn II WOOOhlDGG
Brick bungalow. 240a Randolph st.
ne. Liv. rm. with flrepl,, din. rm..
kit. large tile bath 2 bedrms. on
bsmt., recr rm.; gas, h.-wh.: storm
windows. screens; house insulated; j;
Diet. gar; cony. to transportation
and schools. For appointment to
DUNNE, HO. o700; ewes, LA.
R-rrGS
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1924 MASS. AVE. Sc.
Colored-Brick duplex; rooms and
bath in each apt; sep. gas and
cleo; $1,000 down will handle
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE co.
500 Mass Ave. NE. AT. 7043
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10 RMS. 4 BATHS
YOUR CASTLE

YOUR CASTLE
Well it's not exactly q castle, Just a
5-room semidetached brick. Soundly
built and economical to maintain
In ar excellent neighborhood and
convenient to everything. No 1t is
not in the castle class but you can
buy and pay for 1t on the average
income and that is better than
castle. Phone now, VI. 1915 til 10
pm.
jim BRITT
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CLINTON

OPEN Ewes, 6 TIL DARK
New Cape Cod style bunga.. situated
on over an acre Of ground. features
lge. liv. rm., din. rm.. equip. kit,
H.; 3 bedrms. and "a bath on 2nd a.;
oil a.-c. heat. Price reduced for
quick sale.
Directions: Out Branch ave. to Water.
fonte lane. left to open sign. +. b.
BURGESS REAL ESTATE, 1924
Penna. ave. Sc. VI. 1902 till 9.
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WOODRIDGE-S13 o50

Spacious 4-bedrm. detached home on
quiet tree-shaded street. most con-
churches. On lovely % lot with seI' sew.
eral full-bearing fruit trees; q
car garage; $4,000 cash; reasonable
terms. A lot of house for the money!
Ewes. call HO. 2494.
German P. Young, DE. 4444
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HILLANDALE
KENSINGTQN

Sparkling brick bungalow containing
In kitchen, . bedrms., utility room
and bath, gas &C. heat: dead-end
street: near bus and schools. Asking
S12,b00 by transferred owner. Call
Mr.. Haines, RA. 7Ie7, with BETT-
ZEIL. DI, 3100. go
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Consensus Of public opinion; best buy
in the area. Why should you con-
tinue to gather rent receiptss Drive
out Georgia ave. extended to Viers
Mill rd,, left on viers Mill rd. about
Turn right on Andrew St., straight
ahead, 8 blks. to model home. 1t
will pay you to come out today and
see for yourselfi
JOHN Z. LANSDALE AT SALES
OFFICE ON PREMISES
WHEATON PARK. INC. BUILDER
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
Colonial Investment Co.
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JIM BRITT

NAVY YARD AREA
Potomac Ave. Brick 2-story and hsmt
o. h.-w. h.. 3 bedrms.. nv. rm., din
rm., kit, bath, 2-car gar; $4,000
down Days, call Ii. 6-0215; ewes.
call 10 S-9999
ANTHONY v. COLICCHIO
RI Est. 1105 Pa. ave. Sc. L. 6-O2I5
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Open Daily 10 It'll Dark
WHEATON HEIGHTS

3-Bedrnl. BTick-FuII BSnnt.
CT Approved, $4,000
Ss62 so DOWN. PLUS SETTLEMENT
APPROX. S75 MONTHLY
, 1951-12-24


Christmas message to the troops:
"My admiration for your achieve
ments is unbounded."
CHICAGO Joseph P. Ken
nedy, former u. S. ambassador to
Britain: eve must make certain
of the economic, political and mill
tary strength Of this country. For,
if America collapses, the Demo-
cratic world collapses. No one
will create a Marshall plan for
u.s."
, 1951-12-24
What Noted People Are Saying

must have the courage to fully
support the Nationalist Chinese
and the non-communist guerrillas
and to help Japan EARN. This is
a way to stop communism in
Asia"
LONDON-A broadcast from
the communist Romanian radio:
"Stalin is my sunshine, the light
comes from Moscow"
BERKELEY, Cal.-Mrs. Mil
dred Dean, told of communist re-
ports that her husband, Maj. Gen.
William F. Dean, is alive: "This
is a ray Of hope. 1t is a wonder
full piece of news. But l am with
holding judgment because I can
not feel anything is being settled
the way things are going on over
there"
TOKYO-Gen. Ridgway in a
, 1951-12-24

By International News Service
WASHINGTON-Federa Med
iation Chief Cyrus S. Ching, at
tempting to get steel labor and
management in agreement to avert
a strike-"I can sum it up very
quickly. We have made no prog
ress so far"
BOSTON-Sen. Saltonstall (R)@
Mass.-"I believe that a vigorous
and single-minded preparedness
program may well discourage our
communist enemies by demonstrate
ing our ability to produce for
peace or war and by showing the
world that we are, as a nation,
fully united"
WASHINGTON-Reps. Martin
(R) Mass, and Hall (R) N. Y,
in a Joint statement: eve find
at best at stalemate in Korea. We
Evening star., 1951-12-12
|NPAond DPA Stats
Warned on Gifts by
Private Concerns

Employees of the, National Pro-
|duction Authority and the De-
|fense Production Administration
have been warned against accept
|ance Of the kind of Christmas
gifts that might bring embarrass-
ment or even dismissal.
The gifts in question are those
that might be rendered by private
concerns with which employees of
the two agencies have official con-
tact. The agencies made it clear
they want no instances of gifts of
hams oracameras, such as cropped
up in testimony regarding loan
applications to the Reconstruction
Finance Corp.
All NPA and DPA staff mem
bers were sent a memorandum by
William A. Murphy, assistant
NPA administrator.
"It should be obvious to the
reasonable and prudent person, +"
the memorandum said, that the
giving OF presents by q business
or other outside firm. or its repre-
sentativeS, is calculated to en-
gender a favorable disposition to
the gift giver."
The memorandum cited general
administrative instructions that
acceptance of "a gratuity from a
private firm or person under the
circumstances described" will
mean that the employe will risk
administrative action up to and
including dismissal"
Evening star., 1951-12-12
First Narcotics Conviction
Reported in Alexandra

Alexandria has recorded what
city officials believe is its first con-
viction for possession Of narcotics.
Silas Begin. %, colored. Of the
500 block of North Henry street,
was given two-year prison SEN
tence by Alexandria Corporation
Court Judge William P. Woolls
yesterday.
Commemorative Attorney How
ard w. Smith. jr.. said So hand
rolled marituana cigarettes were
found on Begin at the time OF
his arrest last August. Judge
Woolls ordered the cigarettes
burned.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

Members of the Summit Park
Citizens Association last night
complained about having to wait
in lines for the VIM. and A. buses
at Eleventh street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, although the
buses are empty and the weather
is cold.
A letter embodying the COM
plants is to be sent to the bus
company.
Warren M. Andrew, q member
Of the association and an amateur
radio ham, entertained the gather
ing with a talk about his hobby.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
1hurber Takes Command
or BaitIeship Division
BY the Associated Press

NORFOLK. Va. Dec. 12.-Rear
Admiral Harry r. Thurber has as
sumed command of Battleship
Division No. 2. composed of the
Is, ,000-tone battlewagons Missouri
New Jersey and Wisconsin. His
headquarters is at Norfolk.
Admiral Thurber came here
from Washington, where he was
director of logistics plans in the
office of the Chief of Naval OPP
erationS.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Truce Spokesman Interview

Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols,
spokesman for the U. N. truce
team at Panmunjom, will be In
terviewed in Tokyo via two-way
short-wave radio by reporters in
Washington at $50 pm. tomor-
row over Station WWDC.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Summit Park Unit Protests Walt In Cold for Buses

The group met in the Beers
School. Thirty-s sixth place ant
Alabama avenue Sc. and was
conducted by William J. Smith
president.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

united within the coming year
I am in favor of withdrawing ouI
membership" he said.
In another action, the associa-
ton condemned the proposed non-
segregation of the fire depart
ment.
Mrs. Grace Sellers was given a
vote of thanks and commendation
for her 100 per cent attendance
as delegate to meetings of the
Northwest Council Of Citizens
Associations.
The meeting was held in the
Guild Hall, st. Adams Church,
Massachusetts, and Wisconsin
avenues NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
Newhouse Buys Control
OF Jersey City Paper
BY the Associaied Press

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Oct. IT,
IS. I. Newhouse. publisher Of the
Newark Star-Ledger, the Portland
Oregonian and other newspapers,
yesterday acquired full control OF
the Jersey Journal for a price
"in excess of $1,500,000."
Mr.. Newhouse who owned SO
per cent of the stock of the after
noon daily, purchased the remain
ing stock from j. Albert Dear and
his wife in a private sale.
Walter Dear. onetime president
of the American Newspaper Pub
Evening star., 1951-10-17
Lamond Heights Unit Backs Backs Infeqrafion Plan

A resolution tentatively approx
ing the integration Of the District
Fire Department as proposed by
Commissioner Donohue was passed
by the Lamond Heights Citizens
Association last night.
The association felt it was
necessary to take some form of
action on the proposal. since it is
almost certain that the Northeast
Council will discuss the question
at its next meeting.
Delegates to the council were
instructed to vote in favor of the
proposal. 1t was. believed by the
Lamond citizens that a definite
Evening star., 1951-10-17
Four Negroes to Run
For Louisiuno House
BY the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 1.-THE
first Negroes-four men and one
woman-to become candidates for
the Louisiana House of Represen-
tatives since the Civil War have
qualified for the January Is DEM
ocratic primary.
The candidates, all seeking
house seats from Orleans Parish
New Orleans), are Robert Della
houssaye. Carroll Bolden. Joseph
Jones. DR.. r. r. Williams and
Mrs. Elnoris Rollins.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
Cathedral Heights Unit Backs Veal Candidacy

Strongly condemning the pres
ent administration of the Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations, the
Cathedral Heights Cleveland Park
Citizens Association instructed
its delegates last night to support
the can 1idacy of DR.. j. Ross Veal
as president of the Federation.
The association also instructed
its delegates to vote for the OPP
position all the way down the
line"
The associations president,
John A. Remon, attacked the Fed
Grafton as "shot with politics from
start to finish"
'If the federation cannot be
Evening star., 1951-10-17
FBI Seizes Women

ATLANTA. Oct. II P).-The
FBI yesterday announced the ar
rest Of Clara Mote, wanted in
Detroit for the theft of $1,400.
The arrest, said FBI Special Agent
John c. Bills, was for unlawful
fight to avoid prosecution.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

stand will be taken on the in
tegration question at a later meet
ling, when more members of the
association are present.
The meeting was held in the
Masonic and Eastern Star home
lat Peabody street and New Hamp-
shire avenue NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
Slain Mon Identified

TUCUMCARI. N. M, Oct. II up.
The FBI yesterday identified the
victim of a mystery Staying as
John Gunnish, 80, of Martins
Ferry. Ohio. The body was found
near Tucumcari Friday night.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

fishers Association, formerly was
publisher of the Journal. He sold
his half interest in the paper to
Mr.. NeWhouse for a reported
$3.50 900 in 1945.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

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