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S13.75O

3-bedrm. brick, equipped kitchen, full
bsmt. with recr. rm.: new-house con-
dition; approx $1,000 first trust at
A. now on property. Call Mr..
T. PAUL MUDD co.
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NEW RAMBLERS

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Spring Valley-Kent Area
HOME HUNTING? Compare these
Groom, 2-bath ramblers-the room
size, the charm. the convenient To-
cation, the neighborhood and the
modern step-saving kitchen with
any you have seen or will see. Since
they do not come under Regulation
x. attractive financing can be ar
house, 5O06 Weaver terrace NV,
Open daily. 1 to i; Sunday, | to 8.
Directions: West on Nebraska ave
past Ward Circle and American
Univ. bear right on Loughboro rd.
to Weaver ST.. left to our sign. Or.
cross Whitehurst freeway, continue
on Macarthur blvd. to $500 block,
right on Weaver st. to our open
sign. NORMAN H. HIMELFARB. ST..
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30 o. FaGLf0, 1NC.
l417 K ST., N, w. is
BETHESDA RAMBLER

BETHESDA RAMBLER
room. kitchen. dining
alcove; two bedrooms, second floor.
one, room and room for another:
washing machine; Venetian blinds:
outdoor fireplace: lot 625x12o:
back yard fenced; S14,950: $3.50
cash: curtailment Of first trust
dnterest 4ec); second trust. taxes
and insurance all included in 500
monthly payment: less than rent
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
1913 H Street NV. DI. 9057.
Evenings. GeorRia 435h
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OPEN SAT.-SUN., 2-6 PM.
313O Pa. ave. s.e.-Excel. det. brick,
9 yrs. old and built Of the best ma
terials; has lge. liv. rm. with firepl..
din. rm.. modern kit. den and
powder po0 a rm. on ist r.: nice bed
attic: rec. rm. with firepl and half
bath; oil h,-wh.; 2-car brick garage;
slate roof; lge. lot. Priced at
S30.950.
A. A. CAROZZA CO.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

LIVING at its best! 25
kit, 4 bedrms., SC. porch. oil fur:
shade trees; lovely views; macadam
road. School bus by door. Outbldgs..
fruit trees. grapes, berries, near
beaches. fishing, $11,000 Sub. cash.
10. 2-3l05. 19'
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HoUsEs-sALE-sE tcont) HoUsEs-sALE-MD (cont)
HILICREST

Lovely brick house, we'll constructed
and on quiet street. Features lge
liv. rm. with firepl., spacious din
rm.; lovely kit. den, . bedrms. and
bath on 1st f.: . lge. bedrms. on
md A.; fun dry bsmt. with "a bath;
] blk. to bus. One of the nicest
houses we have seen. By appoint
ment only.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-O04O.
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CAPITOL HILL

This completely furnished. very large,
9-rm. and 2-bath home with finished
basement, storm. windows and oil
Very fine cond. and location. Large
present income. Possession with
title. One FIRST trust after low
down payment. JOS. A. HERBERT
g. SONS. Realtors, 515 East Capitol.
TT 2n1o0
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BETHESDA
~ Z 110011
GLENBROOK VILLAGE

GLENBROOK VILLAGE
A most UNIQUE and unusual floor
plan of brick home in \ setting pf
trees and shrubbery in this Ee-
siranie secuon. Studio-type hyng
rooms bath on ] floor; q few steps
down is dining room with fire.
place. beautiful modern kitchen,
laundry room, powder room and
workshop; auto. heat; storage at
tic; garage: all large rooms. and
very reasonably priced. Near schools.
stores. transportation. Ewes. WO.
1892
NJ FRY INC. WI S7OO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
GEORGETOWN

NEW LISTING
Distinguished brick with formal gar.
den: excel. location, charming vistas
Double liv rm., lge. din. rm.. pow
der rm. End floor, 3 bedrms., I.
baths; 3rd floor, 2ha bedrms..
bath; garage. For appt., telephone
MI. $3.50.
D. "A. HANES CO., INC.
2OO3 Que st. NV. 30
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ONLY $4,000 CASH

ONLY SZ,0UU CASa
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
MONTHLY PAYMENTS AS. LOW $50.
lust i block from d. c. line. of
N. H. ave; lovely wooded lots;
gas heat. Frigidaire, tiled bath. in
sulated; paved street. OPEN SUN
DAY, l TO 8. Hurry--only 2 left.
Out N. H, ave. to Chillum rd.. then
right 2 blocks to Berkshire dr.,
then right 900 It. to sample home,
S04 Berkshire drive. WASHING
TON REALTY. GE. $500. 20
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BUNGALOW

CoLORED--NEAR LINCOLN PARK
equipped apts. of 3 rms. and bath
each Baths and kitchens COM
pletely modern; nearly new oil hot
water heating plant. new storage
water heater. Excellent terms ar
Taylor 5469. L. T. GRAVATTE,
Realtor, 1913 K st. NV, Ma. 0153.
COLoRED-VACANT 6-rm. brick,
100 block Chicago St Sc 81 800
cash will handle. LOUIS RUDDEN
- $500 DOWN - Semi
detached brick: h.-w.h. gas cleo
-ricity: garage Balance like rent
Mr.. Broibie with HARRY DREISEE,
MA. 1712; ewes. and Sun. ia. u534.
-1Q
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"BETHESDA-S15,750"
TO SETTLE ESTATE Block from
Our Lady of Lourdes-Three: bed
room, two-story house. two blocks
from buses. schools and shopping:
living room, dining room. kitchen.
large porches on 1st floor; three bed
rooms on 2nd floor; full basement,
detached garage; corner lot. A bar
Ra'n.
"EDGEMOOR-$21,500"
An immaculate 2-story.,, redecorated
interior and exterior; 1st floor. large
living room. large dining room large
screened porch; powder room: en-
trance vestibule; End floor 3 bed
rooms. tiled bath; good closets; full
basement; l block to shopping, buses
and all schools.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
OIL, $500 Bethesda. Until q PM,
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
800 yxJrcr IrT ANN cr

1873 WEST LELAND ST.
This charming home, 2 blks. west Of
Conn. ave, det. brick consists Of
lge. liv. rm., firepl., beautiful din.
rm. den, powder rrn.. kit. and
pantry on 1st a. 3 extra lge. bed
rms and 2 baths on end a. OIL
heat, 2-car garage, attrac. WOODED
lot. S. r. MARTIN d. CO "Ex-
elusive agents" 262a Conn. ave.
DU. 1866, OW. $50. To reach:
Out Conn. ave. past Chevy Chase
Country Club to Leland ST., west on
Leland To sale sign. =lS
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HILLCREST

? beautiful homes. One 6 rms. S24,-
600. One 8 rms. $4,000. FIR. 1894
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TRADITIONAL
DINING ROOM

o-PC CHIPPENDALE SWIRL MAHOGANY SEN
PESTINE FRONT FULL-SIZE SUITE consisting OF
credenZa buffet china, extension table,
2 arm and 4 side chairs, 60A N1
o.pc KITTINGER REGENCY MAHOGANY AND
ROSEWOOD SUITE consisting o1 tsbe WITH
holstered side chairs in black lac | 206 M
quer, formerly 2730.00---------
7-PC MORGANTON 18th CENTURY ENGLISH
JUNIOR DINING SUITE in harvest tone plonae
mahogany consisting of buffet, corner canlneI,
Duncan Phyfe extension table. side 3OE m
chairs, formerly $4,000 ~~~
1O-PC 18th CENTURY AMERICAN DINING
SUITE in choice figured mahogany. embellshed
with satinwood inlays and lockwood stringng,
Consists of 63-nch full credenza buffet cabinet
table with two two 1s-ineh leaves solid mahogany
formerly 1,4s90 90 If</1.OO
RICHLY FINISHED DUNCAN PHYFE ID OK
SIDE CHAIR. formerly 5000 iT.~J
s-PC REGENCY BLACK AND GOLD JUNIOR
tension table, arm and side chairs, A1E m
formerly $3.50 TT1.OO
9-PC. FULL-SIZE FIGURED MAHOGANY SUITE
OF HEPPLEWHITE AND SHERATON INSPIRA-
TION consisting Of credenZa buffet. beautiful
breakfront china with beveled plate glass doors;
back arm and shield back side chairs, 6QS m
formerly 795.00 ----------------- O|J.OO
WILLIAMS KIfP OF GRAND RAPIDS FULL
SIZE EXTENSION TABLE, ITO M
formerly 242.00 observation-disclosures tJ<.OO
WILLIAMS KIMP OF GRAND RAPIDS FULL
SIZE EXTENSION TABLE, 10 m
formerly 49o.VV ----s--------------- h4.~'SS
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MODERN
BEDROOM FURNITURE

ape. FAWN WALNUT SUITE, consisting Of oou'
BILE dresser and mirror, chest double
bed and night table, 3S1 I'M
formerly $1,000
7-PC. CoRDOvAN MAHOGANY SUITE. consist
ing OF double dresser and mirror vanty an1 M mn
ror double bed, chest bencf'e nisht 6O6 tNl
tables, formerly 149O .
1O.PC. GRAND RAPIDS BLACK AND CHAMOlS
OAK SUITE, consisting Of double dresser mnrSpih; Si
Beau Brummel double sliding door robe oouoie
he'd chest vanity or desk base, mirror
Q night tables and bench, hS6 tN1
formerly 1.2S700
7-PC. BLEACHED yADERA SAND SUITE, con-
sisting OF double dresser. mirror, yanltyo SnS nH
mirror double bed, chest, bench ana XXX I'M
2 night tables, formerly s3l.Oo -
6-PC GREY MAHOGANY SUITE, consisting OF
vanity and mirror. double ped cnes1 .-a ~
and bench night tables, 4S UU
formerly 5T315
EIvE-FooT HAND-RUBBED CoRDoyAN MA
HoGANT sTg6io HEADBoARD. $3.50
HEATHER WALNUT TWIN BEDS 1880
formerly so 90; each
ape. LIGHT PALOMINO OAK SUITE. cehs1ss nC
of double dresser and mirror, double S1SUU
bed chest of drawers, formerly 37lo oo
HAND D-RUBBED CORDOvAN MAHOG- 76 (M
ANY CHEST, formerly 1880 -------
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TRADITIONAL
LIVING ROOM

sEqPE SyERs5E soFA ogEyER gS
matelasse, formerly 1000 f9o.UU
9DERsIzE TgFTED BACK AND SEAT REGENCY
porary fabric formerly 695 90 o9o. .UU
2-PC. REGENCY SECTIONAL SOFA. Each sec
back and cushion seat sth zppeT prssa
5hTrsd h nsS dh shouette fringe and overlap Severed
s-fooT TUFTED BACK LOUNGE SOFA OiHG with
down and leather cushions fringer, covered
n n durable dn grey matelasse. formerly 3oG m
SIZE SOFA in coral mat matessse eI BACK Ae Cushions
ormern and at q molded crOWntoD atex o5 0
TUFTED BACK AND ARM REGENCY SOFA with
formezv e0gee trim 41o covered in brocatee 324 90
3-CUsHION LAWSON SOFA in grey 1oo m
with fringe base formerly 219.50 t0S.UU
SOLID SOLID MAHOGANY yLa VICTORIAN LoyEsEAT with
@erIs aGso 1as5e as@e and tapestry cover for $500
REGENCY .FIREsIDE CHAIRS with richly carved
omsfy 1amss ans sa6oe s1ssn''s m''ea''s 1890
MAN's-sIzE WING CHAIR in coral metallic
'HSs5 %e4y rfYsF5Sls isi 5S spring cushion for 1880
iffSs5s0is ifS5d spFlns-isd cushion formerly 50 50
Fo3IER rxS6a Has reversible crowntop nodded foam
nubby fabric, formerly sis.0o 90 ' 39.UU
HIGH FAN BACK CHAIR in colorful quilted
s5.Bi5n s5'R5 Tn fslners fsssd Spring o9Oo
S-FoOT CHINESE CHIPPENDALE SOFA from
one Of Americas foremost custom shops Solid
mahogany frames 8 down and feather cushions
covered in green damask, formerly EEn m
2-CUSHION ENGLISH LOUNGE SOFA in
top-grade TOP red matelasse, formerly JOE M
CHINESE BAMBOO FIREsIDE CHAIR in finest
quality matelasse and picked frame. 1dQ M
formerly !99.00 ITI.OO
REGENCY PICKLED FRAME OCCASIONAL
CHAIR in lovely green fabric, formerly Al E0
80 90 ~. OU
TUFTED ARM LADYS LOUNGE CHAIR in
brown matelasse with reversible down I 30 m
and feather cushion. formerly 245.00 i9I.OO
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MODERN DINING ROOM

HAND-RUBBED JUNIOR CoRDOvAN MAHoG-
ANY SUITE, very unusual design, consisting Of
cRaiTs' i formerly ns sS0h 34soS 'A0e ana $500
7-PC. BLEACHED MAHOGANY JUNIOR SUITE,
consisting of credenza buffet, china. extension
table and side chairs, 0OE m
formerly 34S.00 ZIO.OU
9-PC. SUITE, SOLID WALNUT AND MATCHED
FIGURED WALNUT vENEERs with solid tarnish-
proof aluminium handles of distinctive deSgn.
Consists Of credenza buffet china. dropleaf ex-
tension table 2Sx44 when closed "opens to 100
inches, upholstered back armchairs and
fUrmesis %pnolsisFed o"s5o Dss5 side chairs $4,000
$-PC. GRAND RAPIDS GROUP of outstanding
design consisting Of buffet-china combination, ex
tension table, spring-Seat upholstered arm and
4 SpringSeat upholstered side 97C m
chairs, formerly 1,619.00 - ly91O.OO
formerly 1900 -------9 9f.OO
ERMINE OAK CHINA, 40 cO
formerly 81. TI.)O
GREY WALNUT CABINET SERVER, 60 cO
formerly 105. 90 ----.--- - OI.CO
GRAND RAPIDS CHAMOIS OAK CONSOLE FLIP
TOP TABLE SERVER, 70 RI
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BIGGEST TIP
OF THE CENTURY
new nail polish
bottle won't spill
when tipped over

Here's an end to your wor-
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ish:
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Here's another new feature - a
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ures out, automatically, just the
right amount of polish on the brush
to cover one nail perfectly!
Evening star., 1951-04-25
Il7oo Chapel Still stunds

QUEBEC.-The ancient Ursuline
Chapel, built in Quebec $50 years
ago, still stands. The chapel con-
tains a number of precious relics,
including a piece of the Cross, a
portion of the Crown of Thorns,
and the body of st. Clement, pre-
Sented to the Ursulines in 1857.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
Art Exhibit Opens Tonight
Al Christ Child House

Miss Katharine Lenroot. chief
of the United States Children's
Bureau, will open the annual ex-
hibition of the Fine Arts Work
shop of the Christ Child House
at 1880 o'clock tonight at the
house. 608 Massachusetts, avenue
NE.
Awards for the exhibition will be
announced at pm. by the judges,
who are Kenneth Stubbs, profess
sor at the Corcoran Art School;
William w. Taylor, director of the
Creative Art Studio, and Garnet
Jex of the art division of the
Federal Security Agency.
More than 800 entries were re-
ceived from Sc artists whose ages
range from 8 to II. The exhibit
ton will be open from $3.50 to
$50 pm. and 7:30 to $50 pm.
tomorrow and Friday.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
TRADITIONAL
BEDROOM FURNITURE

PENDALE GROUP, consisting of massive serpen-
tine double dresser base, chair and two 7OE m
cabinet night tables formerly 5i2 80 %%].SV
7-PC JOHN WIDDICOMB OF GRAND RAPIDS
REGENCY MAHOGANY AND GOLD SUITE, con.
sistlng of vanity and mirror double bed. chest OF
drawers bench :! night tables and SQG m
chair, formerly 1.296,u0 S"|'SS
3-PC sERPENTINE FRONT MAHOGANY CHIP
PENDALE SUITE. consisting OF massive oo-lhch
double dresser large mirror, tall spa
cious chest -on chest, double bed 200 Eli
formerly 499.50 "~'~S
ape MAHOGANY HEPPLEWHITE SUITE, con-
sisting of I2-drawer triple dresser and mlrTor,
double bed and chest-on-chest, for 399 80
merly 4S3 so
MAHOGANY AND INLAY HEPPLEwHITE CHEST
OF DRAWERS, formerly 79 UU
119 90
FRENCH PROVINCIAL SUITE. consisting OF II,
drawer serpentine front dresser nt unique am1 nn
chest chest, formerly $50 Co., @@|'S"
Evening star., 1951-04-25
MODERN LIVING ROOM

HARVEY PROBBER "NUCLEAR GROUP" COM.
PLETE CIRCLE SOFA with foam rubber con-
structlon. Covered in grey fabric zoe m
formerly $4,000 - O1O.UU
HARVEY PROBBER COPPER METALLIC FABRIC
WING CHAIR. 1cN M
formerly 205.00 IOI.OU
HARVEY PROBBER GREY LOUNGE CHAIR,
nubby fabric I 50 ~
formerly 204.0O IOT.OO
IJ-FOOT HARVEY PROBBER "NUCLEAR
GROUP" SERPENTINE 3-SECIION SOFA in foam
rubber. spice color scroll fabric oOE M
formerly 1.121.50 O|O.OO
CALIFORNIA SOFA in Fiesta coral fabric. re-
Versible spring filled cushions HIE m
formerly go 90 fT0.UU
2-CUSHION SOFA in solid red nubby fabric.
croWn-top nodded foam rubber revers- loo m
ible seat cushions, formerly 249.0O i|o.OO
PLASTIC-COVERED OCCASIONAL CHAIRS in
choice of lipstick. green or chartreuse with nail
head trim, blond finish legs, S7EA
formerly 1880 O-------- SI.OU
Evening star., 1951-04-25

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saPGt pendiua
Evening star., 1951-04-25
TRADITIONAL
OCCASIONAL PIECES

MAHOGANY GOVERNOR WINTHROP 90 EA
SECRETARY. formerly 135,00 ----- ||.)O
MAHOGANY GOVERNOR WINTHROP 10 PO
DESK. formerly $500 NV
aNo VITA Reneh arne1 sFNkT 9500
FIGURED WALNUT FAMOUS MAKE FRENCH
SfaAhT fssS+5o PIANO WITH BENCH formerly 995. 90
forReliS SaD hSfstsI isb5d MAHOGANY CLOCK 1900
PICKLED COCKTAIL TABLE with silver leaf
fss05o'ea fSso6o top under glass formerly $500
te Ro9k sCo $3.50
sLaeS fosrs FOYER f1rmerg SHasT a4ss WITH 1900
MAHOGANY WALL SHELF, formerly % E0
1850 ZT,CU
LARGE MAHOGANY DRUM TABLE with 90 cn
leather top. formerly 139 so -- 1I.CO
TALL KNOTTY PINE BOOKCASES WITH COM
PAKTMENT I51 lo AT BOTTOM formerly 80 IN
CoMMODE. SMOKED ANTIQUE MIR 40 En
RoR WITH DOORS, formerly 1880 ISI.OV
Evening star., 1951-04-25

GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Antilotti of 6O20
Twenty-secOnd street North,
Arlington, Va, who recently
observed their 5Oth wedding
anniversary. MIR. Antilotti, 76,
a retired railroadman, and
Mrs. Antilotti, IL, have one
daughter and a grandchiId.
-Harris-Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
MODERN
OCCASIONAL PIECES

5-PC. STAKMORE FOLDING CARD TABLE AND
FOLniNG CHAIR SETS Wheat and coral wheat
iormasiy ha1 afyA; 7sso aasa' ana fs'' $3.50
BLACK LACQUER COCKTAIL TABLES, 10 rO
formerly $3.50 lS.OU
BLEACHED MAHOGANY COCKTAIL II m
TABLE, formerly 2495 IZ.UU
SQUARE COCKTAIL TABLE, bleached mahogany
foPmeris f5q sFSsH $3.50 5Sssnst' 1850
BLACK LACQUER STEP TABLE, 40 rn
formerly 1900 ---- fI.OO
ha@aR tormsPy o4s isa.So SatSr' $3.50
torme1Iy wmnAb LaMr 5a5o TABLE 27.25
dGase 1a1 oooh WITH Ilgs SLIDING $500
GREY OAK CORNER TABLE, m cn
formerly $500 --.------ ff.OU
iormsliy n1man osk ssqs COCKTAIL TABLE 1880
aaRsls!5fsS'sH foARslis ESQ END BOOKCASES 1000
BRENTWOOD COFFEE TABLE WITH ROUND
formerly ner 1896 % % iof' $3.50
GREY OAK AND GREEN LEATHER HOSPITAL.
1TY TABLES be combined to make large
cocktail table or stacked to form tall N E0
curio cabinet formerly 1900 each = [T.)O
Evening star., 1951-04-25
BEDDING

2 TWIN-sIZE MATTRESS AND BOX ITO m
SPRING SETS, formerly 1900 IIS.UU
LIMITED QUANTITY FAMOUS MAKE FIRE
STONE" Az Inch FOAM RUBBER MATTRESS
with lifted box spring sets twin | 80 E0
size only, formerly 1880 set set l 0I.0O
PERFECT QUALITY FAMOUS MAKE LATEX
RUBBER FOAM PILLOWS WITH ZIP o or
PERS, formerly 1895 - 0.9O
INTERNATIONAL BEDDING TwIN-sIZE 10 7c
PLASTIC HEADBOARD. formerly 27OO I1.fO
FAMOUS MAKE FOLDING ROLLAWAY COTS
snfs,ahs posisions sfloed ADJUST to $3.50 10 A50
CUSTOM MADE ARMLEss CHAIR BEDS in green
"A''ia'Se' formerly lssoO sa0h each 1890
CUSTOM MADE TUFTED BACK SOFA SLEEPER
in rich green matelasse,s sE- 9En NN
formerly 402 90 =. y, S9CS.UU
LIMITED QUANTITY CUSTOM MADE AZ
INCH LATEX MATTRESS AND HAND-TTED BOX
SPRING SETS, SINGLE or double size 40 En
formerly 1S9 so set set ~ .OO
TWIN-SIZE ENGLANDER PLASTIC 7c
HEADBOARD, formerly 21.75 -------- lT.fO
Evening star., 1951-05-22
Douglas Calls Europe
Vital 10 U. s, but Taft
|WouId Put Asia First
By the Associated Press

ARDEN, N. Y, May 22.-Sena-
tors Taft. Republican, of Ohio, and
Douglas, Democrat. Of Illinois sig
lnified basic agreement last .light
on the Governments broad policy
of combating communism but
voiced sharp disagreement over the
proper means to achieve that end.
The two Senators-mentioned as
rival presidential candidates in
1952-spoke from the same plat
form at the opening session Of the
American Assembly. a gathering
sponsored by Columbia University. :.
The Far East, Senator Taft said,
should be Of primary Importance
because American troops are actu-
ally fighting there.
Douglas Calls Europe Vital.
Europe, said Senator Douglas,
was of vital Importance" because
of population and industrial fac
tors. But he said the administra-
ton was ready to aid the Chinese
people against their Red masters.
Air and sea power. Senator Taft
said, should be given priority in
American armament plans.
But dominant air power. Sena-
tor Douglas replied, has been un-
able to destroy Communist armies
in Korea.
The United States, Senator Taft
warned, has reached the limit Of
its defense spending and further
Expansion can spell national ruin.
Senator Douglas agreed that the
United States has approached its
economic capacity.
Have Risked War Before.
Gen. Eisenhower, Columbia
president now on leave as Atlantic
pact treaty commander, con-
ceived the assembly before which,
the Senators spoke as a means of
clarifying vital issues for the
public.
Senator Taft said the United
States had risked war lover and
over again" in Europe. but would
not take the same chance in Asia.
British threats to use troops inl
Iran to protect oil fields. Senator
Taft added. also pose the danger|
of World War III.
He added that I'VE have to rec-|
ognize" that American policy
against communism involves al
constant danger that Russia may
begin a third world war"
Senator Douglas said that
should Russia overrun Western|
Europe. America would lose 250|
million people of those countries
and the steel they produce.
He said this would give Russia
an Overwhelming" population
advantage and bring her industrial
production up to an approximate"
equal with ours.
Europeans want ito feel that wei
will fight by their side" and mot
merely stand in the rear" If they
are attacked. Senator Douglas said.
He added that Europe's anti
Communist nations are contribut-
/ ing "proportionately as much as
we" in manpower and expendi-
lures toward common defense.
However, Senator Douglas said
that the administration Is notl
neglecting Asia.
Lewis w. Douglas, former am-|
baSsador to Great Britain andl
chairman of the assembly's nal
tional policy board. summarized
the discussion.
Evening star., 1951-05-22
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C. * ALL
TUESDAY,

and Kappa Alpha Theta Sorori-
ties started squirting water at each
other. Then football halfback
Walt Klevay appeared on the
scene.
Some Of the girls started after
Walt, one report said. That was
the signal for his fraternity
Kappa Sigma, to enter the battle
When the party got rougher
some one called police. They came
Evening star., 1951-05-22
IS 900 Students, Police, Get
|Ln Act at Sorority Water Fight

lumbus-police quelled the stu
dents with tear gas and carted
|off nine of them on disorderly
conduct charges.
University officials put out a
roaring bonfire the students start
led in High street.
Things were quiet enough when
'about 100 members of Pi Beta Phi
Evening star., 1951-05-22

in 10 cruisers. A coed poured a
bucket of water in the first. She
was the first to be arrested. Min
utes later students greeted police
in other cruisers with well-aged
eggs and overripe tomatoes. They
also let the air out of tires of three
cruisers.
Evening star., 1951-05-22
by the Asseeiated Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 22.-A
friendly water fight among soror-
ity sisters dressed in swim suits
mushroomed into a near riot Of
5000 Ohio State University stu
dents last night.
Before the melee ended in High
street-one of the busiest in CO.
Evening star., 1951-05-22

France is supplying modern
railway passenger cars to Pakis-
tan.
, 1951-05-29

Since no one in the house had
money to pay for the package,
there was no signature in his re.
cords.
FORREST: Several witnesses,
Negro and white, say they saw
Forrest on Union Street, going
from n poultry store to another
to pluck chickens, between 9 and
1920 A. M. Sometime between
1O:45 and noon, he was in a bank
making a Christmas-fund deposit
for one Of his employers. There
was a fifteen-minute period,
therefore, when he might have
gone across town for the u
der. No one saw him picked up in
a car, however, or brought back
in one.
MCKENZIE: Several Of the same
witnesses, and some others, saw
, 1951-05-29

mitted the crime around 1890 A..
NJ, and left the scene shortly be-
fore eleven. These were the ali
bis:
ENGLISH CLAIMS he was
home helping his mother wash
clothes all morning, and only
went out "after ten" to cash his
unemployment check at Duffield's
grocery around the corner. His
mother said the check came be-
tween ten and 1890 and that he
was back by eleven. The check,
however, turned up later, endors-
ed only by English and cashed at
a bank. Duffield, the grocer, had
no recollection Of it.
Cooper says he was at his girl
friends house, and met the mail
man with a COD. package be-
tween 1870 an noon. The girl
friend confirms this. The mailman
agrees on the time, but can't re-
member if Cooper was there,
, 1951-05-29
Virginia Board
Rejects Demand
10. End Jimuow
Special To The Express

3. Va, May %
The petition Of 33 Negro pupils
for the abolition Of segregation in
the public school system of Prince
Edward County has been turned
down by the county school board.
The board announced its re-
lection Of the petition in a letter
addressed to Spottswood w. Ro-
binson, III, NAACP attorney. The
petition has been filed following
a strike Of students attending the
Robert R. Motion High School be-
cause of inadequate facilities.
In response to the boards de-
cision, Robinson announced that
on behalf Of the students he will
file. suit to eliminate all segre-
CATION in the county school sys-
tenn on the ground that such Sc
gregation violates the Fourteenth
Amendment to the United States
!. Constitution.