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Evening star., 1951-05-15
Auxiliary to Hold
Mothers Duv'

The Washington Ladies AuXili-
ary Of the Jewish Consumptives
Relief Society of Denver will hold
Ia Mothers Day" luncheon and
elect officers at noon tomorrow
at the Jewish Community Center.
Highlights of the program will
be the presentation of an oil
painting depicting tree of life''
with the trunk, branches and
leaves representing members in
dividual donations to the sana-
torium supported by the national
Organization at Denver, Colo. to
Rabbi Isadore Breslau, chairman
of the United Jewish Appeal and
president of the Jewish Com
munity Council.
Evening star., 1951-05-15
Credit Club Plans
Bosses Breakfast

The heap big chiefs" will be
the honor guests at the annual
bosses breakfast" of the Credit
Women's Breakfast Club to be
held at 7:45 am. tomorrow at the
Willard Hotel.
In keeping with the Indian
theme, all those at the head table
will wear Indian headdress ano
Indian songs as well as club songs
will be presented.
Evening star., 1951-05-15
Pilot Club Meeting

DR.. D. A. Fitzgerald. deputy as
|sistant administrator for supply
programs of the Economic Co
Operation Administration, will be
guest speaker at meeting of
the Pilot Club at 6:15 o'clock to-
night at the Burlington Hotel
Evening star., 1951-05-15
Picnic Supper

The Tri Delta Alumnae of
Northern Virginia will be the
guests of Mrs. Thomas Knox at q
picnic supper at 6 pm. tomorrow
At her home in Vienna, Va.
Evening star., 1951-02-19

$500 DOWN
IL ROOMS. 2 BATHS
In this large row brick home with
coal heat. Excellent income oppor-
tunity for the right party. Call
today! SURETY REALTY CO.. AID.
0531 It'll g. -25
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CLAIMING AND 2nd SITS. NE.
$3.50 DOWN

$3.50 DOWN
Attrac. Colonial brick; 6 rms. bath;
2 porches.. l incl; finished rm. In
bsmt.; built-in garage; gas heat;
excel, cond. Poss ENTERPRISE
REALTY CO.. 1924 Eye st. NV,
EX. 3400: ewes. GE. 5711. liz
COLORED-BROOKLAND. S1s.5OO-
It,. rms pchs. 0isef; McDEVfrr r4o0sl4 H. 4ss g.
Evening star., 1951-02-19
HoUsEs-sALE-sE. Cont, IHoUsEs-sALE-MD. tcontI

SOUTHEAST REALTY Co, I211
Pa. ave. s.e. Ii. $4,000. go
5l37 H ST. S.E.--New semidet. brick;
rms. and bath; full bsmt.; modern
kit; level lot 26x115: near South
ern ave-; conv. location; priced al
$10,750, "a down. See 1t and COM
pare. value. BUSADA REALTY, 44l6
Southern ave. 10. a-S500. ---19
sEMIDETACHED BRICK HOUSES
8. rooms 6 bedrooms), fully equipped
kitchen; large bright bsmt. Mode;
house open daily at 4617 II stree
s.e. Call Mr.. Crawford. 10. 9-S67S
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 1916
MONEY MAKER
Nice 12-rm. comp. furn. det. home
Approx. income per mo-, $275. Cony
terms. Nr. carline. SOUTHEAST
REALTY CO., 1911 Pa. ave. Sc
Ii. $4,000. 80
COLORED, NEAR ARMORY, 1s0C
block A st. SIC. Row brick, liv. rm.
din. rm., kit. and flrst-h. den. 2nd
H., 3 bedrms. and bath. Finished
rm. and bath in bsmt. Reas. priced
with low down payment for thi.
unusual home. DRURY REALTY
CORP, MI. 1000 Sun. and ewes.
Mr.. Watts, OR, 5761. 30
COLORED-POTOMAC AVE. Sc. -
First time offered; beautiful S-rm
tapestery brick, full bsmt.. built-in
garage, front porch; lge. lot. Owner
bonght other property. says sell
ATLAS REALTY CO. ST. 1865; eyes,
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RESTAURANT

RESTAURANT
Absolutely the most outstanding op-
portunity to buy with low down
payment II properly qualified. ST.
0oo-a-wk. business guaranteed. Rent
Sl2J including small apartment
above. Excel. location. Good fix
mediate sale. S5 5000. with as little
as $1,000 down OR MAY RENT
FULLY EQUIPPED WITH OPTION
TO BUY. Circumstances make these
propositions possible and it is by far
the best deal We have seen If you
can keep up the reputation for good
food. Fixtures could not be dupli-
Gated for selling price. Brokers'
cooperation invited. Quick sale ur-
gently needed. r. W. MULLEN.
JA. 2-5704 20
DISTRIBUTOR for new household
item wants partner with sales
ability to invest $4,000. Good op-
portunity. Refs. excel. Box 323-R,
Evening star., 1951-02-19
WE NEED HOUSES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HIGHWAY DINNER PLACE On n :

HiGdHWAY DINNER PLACE on U. S.
Sitse.. IN southern Mont. Co., an easy
esfsbIfsbmIeeooma ssnef from nt, p C.; an appealing
aua!Ity 70 attract the select clientele
TO which 1t caters; dinner service
and on-street parking for S5 guests;
fapsd mfost CON coimiplsteiy equipped and Of
"a acres for SIS. 900 O R. i''F p
RIPLEY. Reaitor. 81. Gill: open
sUFER MARKET. doing s., 900 mla Der
y, week; p,edsrr good location in Bethesda;
sa4ipmens; rent. $50 s peT aT'nIeS mo Eves'i ana
NJ NJ VIZ. @ SAMUEL z. BoGLEY.
LARGE, BEAUTIFUL new store for
Good for srocery, hardware 'ci or any any
modern business; excel. business
ntsigh6orhood; long lease to good
GROCERY. s7oo-ssoo weekly; Wle col.
S5ea Sx dgso Sasde; S2'95o, terms. OWNER,
kooMGiSSSas GSSs' HOUSE, on beautiful lie as,b
st: NV, 3035-15 rms, haths
Sil heat; nicely furnished. owner
~; sacrihce, s. 200. Terms: less
owner. T. T. HACKNEY, AID. ss77.
BARBER SHOP for sale-1o chairs.
located 523 9th st. NV. Price, SIS.
U9o; terms can be arranged. AMER
11SaN 1Sa ,l5 BEAUTY q BARBER SUPPLY,
IaReE' '1 GRockkY Il hT NA sToRT, SSs7 exceIeDt tg
corners: owner has to sacrifice: only
$50 $50 down. pU. 9416. ie:
HOME AND sHoP-Desirable 6-rm.
nr. Randolph; zoned Commercial; 3
rear: many possibilities. Price only
Sdg,g20, with 5000 cash. balance
Mmoonthly. Call F. ELIOT MIDDLE
"a Jpn; sTssn ETsaltor' RE. l1s1. WI, s557.
GRocERaY.. GRoca.' doing $500 to $500 mla D.r
Rrice. 81; 500; lock, stock and barrel.
Au4ToMIAiiTf1ecF II G. LauNDRY, RH aSR1 90 Beno,x
machs;, = driers. l extractor; lOOG
COL Cali Sun, ia. 51a7. OWNER.
A GOING BUSINESS, frozen custard
II sandwich bar was added; new
wheaton. Nd. 5V owNER. Efuipsfh'I sal 5s52 y
before noon or after 7 pm.
FINE 1NI;.I R0oMiNG GO HOUSE, uptown. op-
nicely furn.;. 1st-floor apt; price re-
aaseed; quick sale. OWNER. AID.
AND 10 CENT STORE for Quick
sale; priced reasonable. Call IA.
STORERMS., offices, parking; Md.
near Ga; and Alaska shop. center;
reas; 7726 Blair rd. SH. 1882.
BOOMING; near Wardman Park Ho-
tel: 8 rooms, good furniture; rent
S79 .4S: apt. Of 3 rooms for buyer;
price $4,000, terms. Mr.. Luttreil,
with A. R. sEELYE, Di. 1925.
HOTEL 20 rooms. II baths; rent
S425; long lease; income to $1,000
mo-; downtown loc.; price SIG. 900,
terms; Mr.. Luttrell. A. r. SEELYE,
1ith ST. N.w.-Restaurant. very
clean. beautifully decorated. very
modern; one of the best buys to-
day; must be seen to be appreciated.
Owner called in service Must sell.
$500 down; $4,000 total price. BY
owner. Box 1865. Star. 25"
RESTAURANT for sale; doing good
business; newly redecorated; equip
n1ent in Al condition. Call any
time after 5 evening, ST. 9544. .
TAURANT-WHITE TRADE
500 weekly; good ne. neighborhood.
AUERBACH q CO, DI. 6501, GE. 6552
ONE OF THE LEADING AUTOMATIC
CAR WASHES IN THE CITY AVAIL
ABLE TO A PARTICULAR BUYER.
MUST BE ABLE TO TAKE ACTIVE
PART IN MANAGEMENT, FOR
WHICH A VERY ATTRACTIVE IN
CONE IS ASSURED. TELEPHONE
FOR APPOINTMENT, ST. 4463.
Evening star., 1951-02-19
HOUSES UNEURNisHED
2-BEDRM. duplex. full bsmt.; in
Falls Church; $100 month. FA.

2-BEDRM. duplex. full bsmt.; in
Falls Church; $10o month. FA
4-RooM BRICK BUNGALOW ta bed
rooms, fioored attic. f9ll bsmt.,
ERviS e. hf'f kEaEfY ssf rea5s eo HY dss4
NORTH ARLINGTON-Liv. rm. with
kitchen it: ana bath; full lIbti' bsmt. with With
lavatory. oil heat; garage; lge. yard;
after s cali oW. 6454
so. ARL-New. 2-bedrm. rambler;
bsmt.; attic: conyen: everything; 5
GLEN MAR PARK-1h miles beyond
3 bedrms.. / "a baths, fireplace; ga
s1T5 Ewes. WI. 0e96. J. LEO
kOLB CO. INC. MI. 210o. 10
FALLS CHURCH AREA bedrooms.
stone freplaces; large lot; $3.50 per
month. FA. 1888 10
NO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. brick
semidet.; bsmt. with tiled floors;
storage attic; new conditions; lease.
HUNTiNGToN.. VA va bedrms., full
bsmt,' fenced oyaid; ideal for ehil-
vIERs MILL VILLAGE, S. S. Md
2-bedrm. bungalow with full bsmt.
adjacent to school. theater.. shop
ping center and transp.: children
welcome; 500 per month. Call
LEACH g. CRONIN. LO. 5-3149.
Mrs. Hays; ewes, SH. 1896.
TAKOMA PARK-sllver Spring.
bedrm.. brick bungalow. gas h.-w h. !;
eeony. to AMC and MOL; S125. 81.
MICHIGAN PARK - semidetached
brick 2 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.
kitchen, full hsnlt., gas heat; adults;
$50 per mo. RE. o7s1, TR. 1865.
SILVER SPRING AREA-Lee. frame
house with 3 bedrms. and nursery.
on 35 acres Of ground 3 mi. from
District line. Use of tractor granted
tenant. Ideal for children and gar
dening. S125 per mo. Call MR..
LuTES. 81. 1922, until 5 pm. 20
CLAREMONT-7 MIN. PENTAGON-
2-bedrm. Cape Cod; garage; lge liv.
rm.: frepl,: lge. attic; full bsmt
equip. kit; fenced yard; $3.50.
BARBARA FOX. Oh. 9217.
Evening star., 1951-02-19

Brick home. only S1o,750. IN yrs.
old. very well financed, easy pay
ments; with 2 bedrms. on 1st d.,
plenty OF storage space; walking
distance to schools and transp.
(1086).
Evening star., 1951-02-19
BETHESDA
III &33NS3~~A
GT-5R DOWN

Applications are being accepted for
rambler to be built in beautiful
GEORGETOWN Village. These modern
ramblers will be one Of the last
offered on the area market. II pres
ent restrictions continue. The first
diately. Come in and select the home
you like from our pictures, plans and
specifications. Some choice lots still
available. Phone today.
PAT1T, r. RTTTTERFTEI,D
Evening star., 1951-02-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.

BLOCK ID ST. s.W.
Detached frame. oil heat; also 2
four. room brick houses on Liberty
st waking distaScc Of main Govt
dents; zoned second commercial:
res zcnaele down payment. rood
te-ms Cal Office OF A. NJ. DRAJS-
NER 404 L st. NV. NJ. Su3i. 10
Evening star., 1951-02-19
SILVER SPRING

Spacious 3-bedrm. brick rambler. This
beautiful home has large liv. rm.,
dining .rm., de luxe kit, ga baths.
2 freplaces. paneled den; screened
inside porch; breakfast nook: rec.
rm. Terms. BROWN AGENCY.
SH 3444 ewes. Ju. 1-1S7S. %
Evening star., 1951-02-19
/ IHoUsEs-sALE-h.w. tcent.)

Mt. PLEASANT-vACANT
SI5,50O will buy this conveniently
located S-rm. brick home; oil heat,
hardwood floors throughout: built
in garage; facing Rock Creek PARK.
Evening star., 1951-02-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

HILLCREST-Beautiful det. br. with
liv. rm., din. rm., lge. kit, Q lgo.
bedrms., "a baths, knotty pine rec.
rn., 2 dreplaces, oil a.-c. heat.
Evening star., 1951-02-19
RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE

A beautiful new Georgian brick Co
loniai home i'm an exceptionally fine
aaeshso5ho9s; ain boz sstrssv s Tm ,nrss separate
bath on 1st A.; 3 bedrms. and bath
on 2nd f.: full bsmt.: only q short
walk to schools and transp. 10S9).
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
Realtors. OR o1nn Omen O I'll O
Evening star., 1951-02-19

BRADLEY HILLS GROVE
A large and substantial rambler on
street in an unexcelled neishborhood
and enjoying a beautiful setting oi
trees, this well-built home is priced
below. reproduction cost. Lge. recep-
tion hall. liy. rm. with firepl.. din
rm:. 8 master-sized bedrms.. bath
q screened porch Of magnificent pro-
portions with an unusual barbecue
There Is End fl. which could be
expanded into several large rms. Full
bsmt. Garage. Price only S3s. 800,
INEZ CUSHARD. REALTOR
OR. 1882 or WI. 5S67.
Evening star., 1951-02-19
ms. & Realty Agy.
;. 1888. 3103 No. 10th. OK. 1873.
2h ACRES

212 ACRES
PRETTY AS A SPECKLED PUP"
This stone and frame home
containing living room with
stone fireplace, full-size din
ing room. large fully equipped
modern kitchen with break
fast nook space, den and 2
large bedrooms and bath on
f1rst; second floor has two large
bedrooms and bath; basement,
oil a.-c. heat: rear screened
porch, gear attached garage,
modern chicken brooder, fruit
trees, 300 strawberry plants,
2 grape arbors. raspberry
patch and a large garden:
convenient to schools and
stores; 30-day possession.
Priced at S34 BOO for quick
sale. Shown by appointment.
Call Jack Morgan, OV. 005S,
crTn,&,~~
Evening star., 1951-02-19
0l1f1NNON q LUCHO CO.
1908 Il st. NV MA. 234h
$4,000

SPACIOUS GROOM HOUSE
On 2 acres and within Is minutes
of the. Pentagon. There is a bar
gain for the family that likes a
living room with fireplace, large
basement and plenty of porches for
outdoor living, all in a good neigh
borhood and within an easy drive
for Dad to get to work If you can
pay half cash, you can have the
security and comfort Of living on
the land. Shown by
MASON HIRST
Annandale. Va Phone FA. 7447,
Evening star., 1951-02-19
LYON VILLAGE
SLEEPY HOLLOW

La1rgs a. sodsas English sn,nna home, ~ on ~ acres
Q good bedrms. and tile bath, pam
eled library, large liv. rm. separate
dining room, equipped kitchen, en-
trance hall; upstairs is master
suite OF bedroom, dressing room and
bath; basement contains finished
recreation room, maids room and
"a bath; attached garage, luxury
and privacy combined here; S3S,500.
Shown by appointment only.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. OIL. or OK. 27s4.
Evening star., 1951-02-19
PRINCE GEORGES COUNT

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
CHEvERLY-Brick bupEalow in ex-
reeIsee e0ha din rms HAS lse Nv kit r slth ssa,
nice lot; $3.50 cash down. balance
EAsfs ;Y r. sEfGTS e. e. 5zoa 5sHlsSso zo9so
pRsTRfeT Rshf f;s 10 ARissfs-s siisfsSs masonr, mason
bungalows, 5 rms. and tile bath;
so5oo 5St s6urHEasr hsss RaAEfy GEaisf tcen co
540S 55osee Marlboro pike Sc. 20.
BRICK BUNGALow-1n mic. w2 section
Of Takoma,. sit. on lse. lot. consists
liv. rm. with fireplace. din. area and
lse. kit. 2 bedrms. and bath. front
porch; close to transp. For details
FHG9 1ssC sysii FACE. REck ss.2so: sql a.b.drm
oil heat. mod. bath, elec. stove and
refgr.; 25 min. ride from down
town; So 600 down and approx $50
per mo; Call WA. 5000 I'll Q pm.
WA. $500. Once open daily and and
CAMP sPR1NGs-4-RM. BUNGA.
Here Is your opportunity to own .
nice clean bungalow with large
rooms. Modern all-elect. kit, ex-
pansion attic, acre lot for Sc, $50.
Easy monthly payments. Transp.
Ct door: Mrs: Cox. VI. s136.
Ii. 6-937O. -o0
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MD.-Si1
$50. Only 81 800 cash, balance in
first trust, payable S75 a month.
block to bus. streetcar. parochial
school and Catholic church. Groom
and bath, Colonial composition
WIN: H SAUNDERS Co, INC. 30
Evening star., 1951-02-19

CHEVY CHASE, D. z.
condition about / blk. of Conn. ave.
mr.. Nebraska. Liy. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm., kit, and porch on LIST a.
3 bedrms., bath and inclosed heated
porch on End fl. Full bsmt..- b. i.
garage. Priced under $4,000.
INEZ CUSHARD, REALTOR.
OR. 4232. 30
Evening star., 1951-02-19
LIVE RICHLY

On a. modest budget In this lovely
Washington and Lee townhouse;
all conveniences are close BY. Brick
construction; front porch with ce-
ment deck; liv., rm.,, din. rm., and
up. full bsmt. with recr. rm. and
"a BATH, Entire home in immacu-
late cond. A real buy at S13,5O0.
GI contracts invited.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1951-02-19
ULTRAMODERN
$17,500
ASSUME CT LOAN

ASSUME CT LOAN
A reasonable down payment will buy
In Jefferson Manor; new-house con-
dition; nice liv. rm., full din. rm.
equipped kit; full bsmt.; lovely
bedrms;, and tile bath up; Vene-
tisn blinds. screens, awnings; ex-
fence: good elevation: close to
schools. shopping, transp.; all for
81 500. This Is a real buy.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1951-02-19

ttIJ 1aO f01kIN : w III NADE
800 weekly; good ne. neighborhood.
AUERBACH q CO., DI. 6501, GE. 1852
ONE OF THE LEADING AUTOMATIC
CAR WASHES IN THE CITY AVAIL
ABLE TO A PARTICULAR BUYER.
MUST BE ABLE TO TAKE ACTIVE
PART IN MANAGEMENT, FOR
WHICH A VERY ATTRACTIVE IN
COME IS ASSURED. TELEPHONE
FOR APPOINTMENT, ST. 4463.
Evening star., 1951-02-19

RADIANT VALLEY
Detached brick rambler; Il" shaped
living dining room, kitchen. 9 bed
rooms. tile bath. utility room; ra-
giant hot-water heat. Assume large
side, WA 1928.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th ST NV M a2da
The Miami times., 1951-01-06

At a pre-convention meeting OF
1000 in the Rockland Palace,
155th st. and 9th ave., Ben Davis
former City Councilmans and one
of the ii convicted Communist
leaders, told his listeners that the
Communist Party in America
must stop the Truman, Fords,
Deweys and HooverS.
He frightened his crust when
reviewing the American foreign
policy which he termed, led to
the Korean war. Said Davis,
America is being defeated by
the very people she hated"
Carl Winter, Michigan state
chairman of the party, said,
"The McCurran Law or not, the
Communist party will not regis
ter as felons," then added, "the
Communist party will continue
TO work and lead the American
people to the triumph"
The Miami times., 1951-01-06
KING OF CLUBS
TO PRESENT
L'TANYA IN
FASHION SHOW
Continued from page u

CONTINUED from page /
with Mrs. William Murrell in
charge of tickets for the women's
division.
Headquarters office has been
set UP at 706 NV End ave., in
charge of Mrs. Viola Higgs.. Lo-
cal girls who will take part in
this fashion extravaganza are be-
ing selected from the ID to Is age
The Miami times., 1951-01-06
FLORiDA's NEW
CONGRESSIONAL
DELEGATION

A total of two new names have
been added to Florida Congress
sional Delegation in the new 82nd
Congress, but three changes have
taken place. The lineup for the
new Congress is as follows:
IN THE SENATE: Spessard L.
Holland, Senior Senator.
George Smathers, Junior Sena-
tor.
IN THE HOUSE: First Con-
gressional District-Chester Nc
Muller.
Second Congressional District:
Richard S. Bennett
Third Congressional District:
Emory Price.
Fourth Congressional District:
William c. "Bill' Lantan.
Fifth Congressional District:
A. S. Herlong.
Sixth Congressional District:
Dwight L. Rogers.
Thus Florida has a total Of o
members of the House OF Repre-
senfatives and, as all other states,
2 senator's, giving 1t a Congress
sional delegation of 8 in the new
82nd Congress as was the case in
the last three Congresses. This
number, Of course, also gives
Florida 8 electoral votes in the
election of the President and
Vice President of the United
States by the Electoral College.
However, the recent national
census would lead me to con-
cIude that it won't be long before
F1oridas Congressional Delega-
ton will be increased by at least
one or two, due to the increase
in the states population. This
win he finally determined ana
dealt with, when the States Leg
The Miami times., 1951-01-06

groups. Girls are requested to
register at headquarters office
which will be open daily from 2
pm. til 10 pm. From the lineup
those chosen to take part win be
given a briefing in model tech
nique.
Tickets will be on sale at head
quarters office and other outlets
to be announced later.
The Miami times., 1951-01-06
THE SPECTATOR
a NEW CONGRESS IN SESSION
BY ELLIOTT J. PIEZE

On Wednesday noon, Of this
week, the first session of the new
82nd Congress of the United
States was officially called to or
der. In the hands Of this new
Congress win lie the legislative
destiny Of the nation during the
next two critical years. The new
Congress presents picture with
strong Republican gains in both
houses. Many Of the CongresSion-
al Stalwarts, in both the Senate
and the House win no longer be
seen in their familiar places,
some as a result Of retirement,
but more Of them as a result Of
having been defeated in their
quest for reelection to their po-
SitionSs
Probably the greatest losses in
Congressional representations
were suffered by the States of Il
1inoiS and Florida in the last
elections. Illinois lost the services
of Senate Majority Leader, Scott
Lucas, who was defeated in his
try for reelection last November.
Florida suffered the lost of its
Senior Senator for the past 10
years, Claude Pepper, who was
defeated last May by the then
Congressman Smathers, who now
becomes Florida'S Junior Sena-
tor, under the Senior Senator,
Spessard L. Holland.
Over in the House of Repre-
sentatives, William c. "Bill"
Lantaff, was elected to the posi-
ton left open by SmatherS, as
Congressman from Florida's
fourth Congressional District. Up
in Florida's first Congressional
District, the former Congressman
J. Hardin Peterson has retired.
and his position has been filled
by another new Congressman,
Chester McMullen. Many other
changes in both the Senate and
House have been made in the
new 82nd Congress to the extent
that many of the old faces are
no longer around, and session is
really a new and different one.
Here's hoping that our new
82nd Congress takes hold of its
job with the full realization of
the fact that it is serving all of
the people of this country rem
dering the greatest amount of
good to the greatest number of
people, and not be guided and
controlled by the well known
especial groups" or Special inter-
ests." The best of success to our
new 82nd Congress.
The Miami times., 1951-01-06
NOTES FROM HERE AND
THERE

NOTES FROM HERE AND
THERE
Mrs. Arie Landy of 34912 NV
18th ST., presented her sister,
Mrs. Audrey Muldrow with a
very unique birthday dinner at
her residence on New Years Day
Monday, January /, 1851. A small
but very interesting group of
relatives and friends responded
to the call of this most elabor-
ate affair and enjoyed of its many
festivities. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fay
son, Miss Alma Albury, Mr.. Irwin
Muldrow, the husband of the
guest of honor, Mr.. Otis Robinson
Mr.. Johnny Stephens and Mr.. Ell
liott j. Pieze. An extra heavy
menu of the finest in foods was
presented the guests, all of whom
boasted of an evening of great
pleasure.
Attorney William d. Brooks of
Washington, D. c., was the guest
of DR.. I. P. Davis this week, on
a short visit to Miami. Attorney
Brooks is associated with United
States Patent Law Bureau in the
nations capital While in the
city he visited Miami's new Mum
icipal Negro Court, and was very
highly impressed with the entire
set-up Watch for the an
nouncement of the coming of a
very special attraction to be pre-
sented at Miami Stadium soon
It's now still in the talking
stage, but you can rest assured
that it won't be long before sepia
fans in Miami will be attending
the Dog Races as well as the Jai
Alai games at the Biscayne From
ton.
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Convicted Communist
Addresses Rally

NEW YORK - Atlas - Although, whitfield down to
small fractions, the Communist Party convention
less CONSPICUOUS than in previous years. the speakers
jnst as loud and aggressive
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Paul Jones-76-Special prize.
Jones qualified for. the 4th
flight but carded such a good
score he was removed.
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islature meets this year, and if
the required number in popula-
ton has been reached, the Off
cial apportionment is made.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
FBI Chief BIomes Hypocrisy
Of Athletic Codes for Scandals

play on teams. Yet 1t is well
known that there are all kinds of
ways of getting around that al
legged code.
Cites Gifts Of Cars.
''They give the students auto
mobiles. They get them positions
but they do not have to do any
work to draw their salary. Many
Iof them work in the summer al
legedly as bus boys and porters in
hotels, but all they do is play
basketball at night. 1t is a hypoc-
!risy and sham"
Hoover said college students are
perpetrating entirely too many
crimes of violent character.
I'm the name of victory they
will go out and commit atrocious
crimes" he said. Certain frater-
nifty limitations are sadistic. These
activities are the result of lack
of control at the college level"
Again Hoover said the blame
can't be put entirely on the young
men involved.
"The blame must be shared by
the universities which have COM
mercialized athletics in order to
get money to enlarge their college
facilities" he said. Athletics in
university have a very neces-
sary and desirable place, but they
should not be stressed to the point
where it takes precedence over
everything else"