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HOUSES FOR sAls--s.E

4o7 Seward so., at 4th and Pa.
ave, s.e.; facing park; 10 rms, 3
baths, brick; bsmt;; ami; open
cA1pffoL f Ii H1Lf's a;s44s; Best res,d.5sta,
Sa 5rieE 2eorsetown Geo aa0 St Style se rms. ss.ors
baths, partially redecorated, finish
to suit, S24, 900. substantial cash
Tel. LO. 5-2413.
MINNESOTA AVE-, brick, det.. 4 bed
rms. 2 baths. side hall entrance
Beautiful lge, lot. conv. to catho-
eSerytSne c apd prHS Rh. s schGOs ss bS Close IS
week. Cali Mr.. Sparks. DU. 1896 or
ewes. NO. s475. ATLAS REALTY
rWo-FAMILY DUPLEX. 3. yrs. Old;
1st floor has liv. rm;. bedrm.. kit.
SnsIte nS and ol Ssth rspss NTH ss fS4Ssd E9S%
S95 mo-: nice yard with shade trees;
'sst tie otheP: eq ADr price e. Il 100. M ircludes
furniture in Apt 2 Open Sat. and
se sen t54p o4t Pa "a ave e to oi Aiabama Ta EFT
to Soutbern ave. and. left to Ben
Hanna. OWNER, 10. a-59ss $
Two FAMILY sI2.95O. $500 down
buys this home in commercial sec
ton. on Nichols ave. s.e.;, ] apt.
rents for S65 per mo-; full bsmt
oil INV. heat; lge. lot II. 3-53S6
till pm. YOUNG & BOWERS CO
ave Vacant. prewar, semidet. brick.
rms, tiled bath. rec. rm. in bsmt. :.
Anchor-fenced lot. near park; So. 500
down. H. CARLYLE de LOZIER;
Realtor, WA. 5000, WA. 5000. IS
IMWED. OCCUP.-5-rm. brk., semi
det.. I'm. bsmt., GOV. concr. pch.
1915 Congress st. sc. 10. 2-4339.
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! HousEs-sAlE-h.E. tcon.., I HOUSES
ANACOSTIA

OPEN SAT. AND SUM-, TILL
New brick homes with garage, mod
design; 6 lovely rms, tile bath
y Smp1e ols closets rs s evs nayssd ysrd
Your present home taken In trade.
To reach: Follow arrows from 18th
and Good Hope rd. blocks UP 10Th
to Galen. left on Galen / block to
Green ST.. right to $500 block
Green st. ALDRE. INC. LU. 4-0747;
ewes II 4-61T2 &
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DUPLEX

Brand-new. in ideal Congress Heights
loc.; h.-w.h., full bsmt Ideal for
home and investment. ALDRE, INC,
LU. 4-0747; ewes. and Sun. 10
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OOOIE I bIlOO.
BUILDERS OF BETTER HOMES
nj 1881

Mt. Pleasant, $14,250
Lee. vacant 6-rm.. 1I2-bath brick
home with bsmt. lavatory: gas heat,
]. Leo Kolb Co., MI. 2100
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OPEN SITNDAy 9-6

S19 Delafield NV. Immac. home l
block from shopping and bus; liv.
rm., din. rm., bedrm., and kit. on
bath; full bsmt. with bath; brick
garage. Small cash payment. Call
til 8, GE. 1916. JAMES S. WILDER.
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$15,25O-TERMS
1923 7th ST. NV

1873 1tn 81. NV.
S-bedroom. 2-story shingle; modern
kit, refgr. lge liv. rm., firepl.
full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.; front porch;
screens and awnings. Lot 4Ox120
extra space for gar. Open house
Sun 12 till dark.
W. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
81; 1 e449; etAs Ewes. Call Mr.. Kibssey
$15,250
First-hoor powder room: 6-rm. semi
det. brick. upper Brightwood; nice
fenced yard.
Chesapeake Realty Corp.
ST. 4520. ST. 1921. .
14O9 RITTENHOUSE NV.
OPEN I2 TO 6. SAT. AND SUN.
Beautiful new home; powder room
1st floor; large mod. kitchen,
bedrooms, Venetian blinds: neal
transp. and stores. SCHAFFER
Broker, DE. 5000; ewes, DE. 60l7.
Highly Desirable Locality
Above Sherman Circle
Beautiful 7-room brick house; neal
schools and transportation; large
modern kitchen, inviting dining al.
cove, screened porch; gorgeous elec-
trio fixtures; painted paneled walls;
large detached garage. Priced right
for quick sale Make your own terms
Call Mrs. Kohn, RA. s943.
MARSHALU j. WAPLE co
Realty DI. 3346.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-MD.
Home or Investment

1s acre. 9310 Old Georgetown I'd
nr. Public Health Center & Cancer
institute Frame. 2 rms. | "a baths,
concrete basmt., new gas furnace,
rec renov Asking price. SlS,99n;
can be financed on variety of
terms incl. low dn payments and
sub; monthly payments. Elk. 1875
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o-EAMU,Y DUPIEX

Splendid location, new section; WHITE
= only. Each apt, liv. rm., dinette
bedrm., kit, bath; modern bldg, 2
yrs. old; 2 sep. entrances. Will sci.
or trade for small house; attrac
price, cash or terms above 1st trust
Call MR.. DRAIN, JA. 4-o2a5 OF
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

MICHIGAN PARK. 4o2I 18th ne
porches; built-in gar; nr. all cows
river TERRACE, 332 til st. ne
8 rms. tiled bath. basement. 2
porches; large yard; new-house con-
sF dsi0n e. a. d s Wss5lnfho4Se 56n oeen re5st Sat-
Sun. OWNER. IA. 5973. :
625 GIRARD ST, N.E.-Only 81 500
down: vacant Brick home in peri
cond.; g rms. and bath. gas INV !. .
Si3,95o SRKIF REALTY CO. ST
4s95 1872 iatS EYES, pf SE. Ess@;ds, 2ssgi rms
inclosed rear porches; gas heat;
excel cond. Immed. poss. Priced
night for quick sale. MR.. PAXTON,
MODERN Broom semidet. e-story
brick; full bsmt.. front porch. lge,
yard gas air-conditioned heat;
Irefgr.; new section, Just off s. Da-
monthly incl. taxes and ins. STEU-
ART BROTHERS. INC. DI. 2434.
914 MARYLAND AVE. Me-, vacant.
Price reduced, Open Sat. and Sun:
2-story brick gar. O.h.-w. heat Ii.
3-7434. MR.. TOLSON, FIR. 0390.
IS
DET TAPESTRY BRICK, zoned for
apis, or rooming house; 10 rooms.
10000 LIST trust and owner will
take back End: payable at $3.50
per 81 900; only 1000 cash needed
Call Mr. Smiley. LU. 2-1669. with
ROGER MOSS. Realtor. 2I25 Rhode
MICHIGAN PARK
7-rm. det orick in excellent location
Large 1sL trust; trade considered
For anfo nation call Mr.. Weaver,
WO 4944
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
ifnr nT
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WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
1924 Carlton ave.-Det. frame 4-bed.
rm., 2-bath home; close to shop
ping, transp. and schools SI3,-
$50. Terms. Call Mr.. Smiley. III.
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S13 e5O

open Saturday, III
Close to downtown and all transp.
In excel. ne. neighborhood. Mod
ern row brk. with 8 bedrms., tiled
path, rec. rm., auto. h.-w.h.; mod
ern equip. kit; covered porch, nice
back yard; on quiet street. This
house is neat as pin, ready to
move in. Out r. I. ave. to Mon
Douglas to 14th, left to house at
23f3 14th NE. Mr.. Johanssen. AID.
1926.
ROGER MOSS. REALTOR
o1Oh n Ave NE HO 1000
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SHANNON &
= LUCHS co.
SPECIAL, RuY
sos H st. NV, MA. 2345

SPECIAL BUY
Two rooming houses; taarn.: not junk
near the Capitol and Library; 8
rms and 2 baths; 10 rms. and Z
baths; nice, clean cond. About $500
income per no.; bet. $4,000 anc
$4,000 cash. Business, furniture
and property included. OWNER. ia
7010 %
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NEAR. WILSON HIGH

Open Sunday. 2 to 5-371S Appleton
st. NV, det brick. 3 bedrms,, 2
baths, recr rm., fireplace; lge: lot,
det. garage; price S26,500. $1,000
down payment will handle. LARRY
o. STEELE, RE 0493, EN-. 0303.
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HILLCREST AREA
S13.5OO

me- piocR from cbs compiese moo Snop
downtown and church; lot. 75x150,
cluttered with trees and flowers
Johns -Manyille detached Groom
and bath bungalow; full bsmt.; new
40-gal INV. heater; new gas fur
mace; new roof. One block from s.
Capitol st. Cash above 1st trust
required. Call Mr.. Broche, 10.
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$4,000 DOWN

Open Sun, Noon to 7
Det. home with Q bedrrns. and bath
on 1st A.; 2 bedrms. and " path en-
2nd f.; din. rm., liv. rm.. kit; full
bsmt., gas heat; garage.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1929 18th lsT. NV.
MI. 3232. ST. 1900.
Evening star., 1951-07-07

SILVER SPRING
WHITE BRICK RAMBLER
For the discriminating buyer. 3 lge
bedrms.. 2 tile baths, ige. liv. rm
with fireplace, entr. hall, picture
windows, lge. din. rm.. beautiful
kitchen equipped with .qE dish.
rm; with bath. gas &C. heat
Call Mrs. Walter, Ii. 3-53S6 It'll s
YOUNG g. BOWERS
SILVER SPRING RAMBLERs
. and 2 Bedrooms-S15,OO ,OOO- $50 .oOC
These ramblers are beautiful and
modern with bright kitchens; very
liyable. Seeing is believing. Cal
Miss Watwood, DU O1OS.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. DI. 3346
PARK, CORNER, FACING
SLIGO CREEK
First time offered: picture-book mod
ern masonry home. with income;
ewes, Miss Allen, GE. sl14, ROBERT
e. LATIMER, GE. 1865. %
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

FREDERICK COUNTY, near hwy
tran5g,; oor 3yr,old y ms modern ,.dpe home
and bath; end floor, 2 bedrms
Buiit-in garage. Situated on Ha-acrt
lot. Beautiful view of mountains
Price, $9,750. Cony. terms. Cal
Mr.. Sparks, DU. 1906, or ewes.
NO. S475, ATLA. REAL, &,
HOWARD CO.---All mod. conv.; {
acres Of ground. Call H. E. MERSON
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
GROOM DETACHED BRICK
1922 SPENCER ROAD

OPEN SAT AND SUN. l TIL 2
beautiful oak-shaded, Anchor
hood; bright modern kitchen, wood
burning fireplace In living rm.; din
ing room. 3 bedrooms. full base
ment, gas heat: 2 blocks to trans
portation. 8 blocks to school and
shopping center. Out 18th, st. NV.
to East-West hwy. left to Grubh
Spencer rd.. left to our sign. Miss
Watwood. DU. 010S.
Marshall j. Waple Co.
Realtor DI. 3346
Evening star., 1951-07-07

HILLCREST AREA
Standardized Brick, S14,500
8 bedrms... tile bath. full bSmt.,
yard; 2 blks. to bus and .shoppins
center. Call Ii. k3-53S6 til 5.
YOUNG n BOWERS
Evening star., 1951-07-07

OPEN SUN, 2 TO 5
2 2-bedrm.. semidet. brk. home in ideal
quiet location, conv. to Boiling Field
and 15 minis. to downtown D. C.
Priced to sell. To INSPECT call Mr..
Moatz. LU. 4-43s2; Sun. and ewes.
10. 2-1417.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
Evening star., 1951-07-07
COLORED
OPEN GI1N . To = pAE

oFAN si7 Fist 18th ST. Sc. I'm
Large semidet. brick house, in excel.
cond.; rms. on lst H.. 4 bedrms.
and bath on End f.; full basement.
gas h.-w.h., det. gar: can be made
into 2 apts.: reasonably priced. on
easy terms Mr.. Pendleton. DU. 346S
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor DI. S346e
Evening star., 1951-07-07
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
RAMBLERS

Easy. enjoyable. one-fioor living In
ideal location. near everything. AL
have at least 3 bedrms.. GE kit
with dishwasher. disposal. separate
din. rm.. full basement; some
bedrms.. 2k baths; S19.95O and UP;
one for immed. occup. Directions:
hwy. thence to 2600 E.-W. hwy
and north 2 blks to ramblerS
SUPER-BUILT CO., SE, 1920. S
Evening star., 1951-07-07
OPEN TODAY
CARROLL KNOLLS
3-BEDRM., ALL-BRICK
RAMBLERS

FULL bAGEMENl
FEATURING 21-FT. LIVING ROOM
WITH
FIREPLACE
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED KITCHEN
DISHWASHER AND GARBAGE
YOUR PRESENT House CON-
SIDERED AS TRADE
Exciting new all on one floor with
many outstanding luxury features
not usually found in homes of this
price. Your personal selection of
available.
Directions: North on Georgia ave-.
about Ia miles beyond Silver
Spring Shopping Center to Dexter
ave, left 2 blocks to Gardner.
right 2 blocks to Darrow. left to
model house.
Colonial Investment Co.
SIS 9th st. NV. RE. 66M.
Evening star., 1951-07-07
GLOVER PARK
HAWTHORNE, D. C.

Spacious custom built brick Colonial
on lovely wooded lot; home features
l5-ft: reception hall. living room / SIX
20, large dining room. den with
room, de luxe all-electric kitchen:
four bedrooms. three baths on sec
ond floor: two-car garage; lovely
side porch. Shown by appointment
only. EVENINGS, call Mrs. Price, OIL.
7760. METzLER. Realtor- Builder,
DI, 5000 s
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MAN0p pAPR ApPs

MANOR PARK ARIA
5000 BLOCK End ST.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Mod
English-style brick home in this de
sirable location. Liv. rm. with f1repl
family sized din. rm and lge. kit; !:
full bedrmS with baths; beaut
recr. rm with frepl. and lavatory
Det. brick gar Spotless Throughout
Price. SIS. $50. with terms Call Mr.
Slower, with
CAMPANELLA & co.
TX. Alb. Ewes. and Sun. LO. 81 149
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ROYAL, REALTY
1928 10th st. NV, MA 2457.
Mr.. CreStWoOd
1415 K ST. NV. Realtors ME, $50
"Nr. 14th and Madison"

An immaculate semi Oct. brick home
with rms; nedrms bath, extra
Law; owner will give immediate
possession. Low prlcs for quick ac-
today or Sunday. !. WESLEY BUCH-
ANAN, Realtor.
Evening star., 1951-07-07
HoUsEs-sALE-Mp. tcont, / He
BETHESDA-$13,25O
BETHESDA RAMBLERS

BERNARD & WALDER
sH 4l2s or ST.. 8019 8
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
2S Hesketh st of Chevy Chase Cir
Ia blks.-2-story. tapestry brick
slate roof. top. cond.; 3 bedrms.. 2
are master size; Soft. liv. rm
firepl.; lge. din. rm.; mod. elec. kit.
dishwasher; porch: full bsmt.. maid s
rm. and bath. Outside entr. Oil h.
VIII: garage; lge. lot; beautiful
shrubbery.
OPEN DAILY-SUN., 1-6
GEO. w. ROBERTSON, Realtor
WI. S267
Evenings and Sun. WI. 1854
Evening star., 1951-07-07

BOILING FIEL1 AREA
SO DARLINGTON ST.
Less than $4,000 for this substantial
semidet. brick; liy. rm,, din. rm..
kit. 8 bedrms. and bath; full base
ment. large fenced rear yard. Call
"f OPEN H s1NpAY. sH, S4' 4 TO 6.
Out s. Capitol St, past Boiling Field
to DarrinRton. right to house.
KIRKS REALTY CO.. Realtors. Ho.
677S. -S
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GEORGETOWN

S1s,500 for a semidet. home; 2 bed
rms. huge dressing rm picture
window view of deep garden; oil
HEAT in full bsmt. Ewes. EN-. 5149.
j. Leo Kolb Co., MI. 2100
Evening star., 1951-07-07
PETWORTH

S-family fat. furnished: brick; ga
rage; oil h.-w.h.; II rooms, 3 baths.
One apt. rents for S75. and apts
Tgnt Tor 500 30 oe1 each 2 pFiced G GSlS50T oSsn
c. zirkle, Ma. $500; ewes, NO,
6794
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
LAZY Z CT N IL "a
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-06-16
Negroes To Be Admitted
To Yeshiva Med. School.

NEW YORK - (ANP) - Ne
gro students will be admitted to
the new Jewish Yeshiva univer-
Sity's medical school when it is
completed, officials of that insti-
tuition declared last week.
Moved by the great need for
more doctors and the lack of ia
cilities for their education, Ye-
SILVA university directors and
community leaders opened a
$lO,O00,O00 drive in New York
last week to build the medical
school.
Leading the drive are former
Manhattan Borough president
Samuel Levy and Charles H. Sill
yer, philanthropists, who are
Yeshiva trustees.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-06-16
MRS. BethUne urges -.
Better Agricultural And
Industrial Training

HAMPTON, VA. - (ANP) -
Two "ironieS" have been keep
ing Negroes out of the industrial
and agricultural training which
would do most to help raise
their economic status, Mrs. Mary
Mcleod Bethune declared in
Hampton Institutes Commence
ment Address here last Monday.
Speaking before an audience
of about 1900 persons in Ogden
Hall, including 244 graduates
who received 251 certificates,
diplomas and degrees, the foun-
der and president emeritus of
Bethune-Cookman college said:
'It is what the average man
and woman does that raises the
level of race or nationality g..
and, in the light of the present,
advances progress toward the
normal, democratic goal of un-
segregated living"
But, she explained, Negroes
have been missing real econom-
&c opportunity because not
enough Of them go into agricul-
ture and industrial work. One
irony" bringing this situation
about, she said, is this:
Technical and agricultural
institutions excluding Negroes
have been operated fully equipp-
ed to turn out skilled workers.
while parallel facilities for Ne
groes have been forced to oper-
ate underdeveloped and under
equipped, as in any other area
of segregated education"
Thus, she pointed out, Negroes
have been handicapped in the
very field "to which the separa-
lists presumably have assigned
them"
GAS President Theodore Roose-
welt said here at Hampton Insti-
tute half century ago, she con-
tinued, what is good for all
people, regardless of race Il
But the second great irony about
industrial and agricultural edu-
cation is the resistance to it by
many of the people who most
have needed it."
The average Negro man and
woman, she maintained - as
well as the average person of
"any race, creed, or color" - are
the ones who have needed these
forms of education.
Receiving Alumni Awards at
the Commencement Exercises
were Percival L. Prattis rs editor
of the Pittsburg Courier, and ].
G. st. Clair Drake 81, teacher at
Roosevelt college in Chicago and
co-author of BLACK Metropolis"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-06-16
SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1851

bre bullet.
When first shot, Green was
bleeding from the nose, and there
was a bullet hole in the door Of
his home. However, doctors at
Henrotin hospital could not find
the bullet. They suggested that
his nosebleed was caused by high
blood pressure. At Cook County
hospital, the same conclusion was
reached.
Meanwhile, charges of assault
with a deadly weapon filed
against Bloomfield were dismiss
ed because police could find no
bullet or gun.
Thursday, however, Green gave
out with whopper of a sneeze
and there was the missing evil
dence. He took it to the Chicago
avenue police station and turned
1t over to the desk sergeant.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-06-16
Rockefeller Appeals
For UNCF Funds

NEW YORK - John D. Rookie
Teller, Jr., will make a radio talk
in behalf of the 1851 campaign
of the United Negro College
Fund on Friday, June Is, from
l0..45 to 100 pm, EDIT, over the
nationwide facilities of the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co.
Mr.. Rockefeller has been
chairman of the College Funds
National Council since its organ
ization in 1945. The Fund is
seeking to raise $1,500,000 in sup
port of 80 private, accredited
Negro colleges throughout the
country.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-06-16

Georgia welfare employees had
signed FEPC petitions last year.
During his committees investi-
cation of the welfare department,
MimmS charged several en-
ployees with being communists
after they admitted entertain
ing Negro social workers in their
homes, signing the FEPC petit
ton, and advocating non-segre-
cation in their church affiliations.
The legislator was recently ap-
pointed by Gov. Herman Tai
madge as judge of the municipal
court of Miller County.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-06-16
Georgia Politician
Asks For Law
Requiring State
Employees To Take
Race Prejudice Oaths

ATLANTA - (ANP) --Geor-
gia state assemblyman Bush
Mimms has called for a state law
requiring all state employees to
sign oaths upholding racial seq
regation,
Mimms, a Talmadge stalwart
who heads a legislative commit
tee investigating the state well
fare department, became alarm
ed over the recent anti-segrega-
ton school case in South Caro-
lima, and recalled that several
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-06-16

1t is planned to accommodate 400
students in the Yeshiva school.
BY September, decision will be
reached whether to erect the
buildings in the Bronx or
Queens and since neither borough
has a medical school, both stand
good chances in the final selec-
ton. 1t Is likely, however. that
the school will be built in the
Bronx as that borough has more
facilities for a medical school
than Queens.
Students of all races and
creeds may enter" Mr.. Silver
said. They will be admitted sole
ly on the basis of ability and
character"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-06-16
MAN SHOT ON
MEMORIAL DAY
SNEEZES UP
BULLET

CHICAGO - (ANP) - When
a bullet hits a man, that is not
necessarily news of great i'm
portance, but when man
SneezeS and a bullet which has
been inside him for almost a
week comes out - that's big
news.
Such a man is John H. Green,
38, who was shot on Memorial
day by Henry Bloomfield, AZ,
during an argument. Thursday,
Green, who had been troubled
with the sniffleS since being shot
Sneezed and out popped a SO cali
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-06-16
Bus Ride And
Moonlight Picnic

Come with the Hospitality
Social Club on a Bus Ride and
Moonlight Picnic at 1850 NV
158th st Road, Bunche Park,
Monday, June Is. Bus leaves
Miami, 1913 NV 5th place, 300
pm; Liberty City, 6973 NV 18th
ave-, $50 pm. Lots of fun. Re-
freShments on sale. Admission
rs cents. For tickets call 2-0985-
82-5328.
Evening star., 1951-04-23

| with fear. For over Jeremy,
shoulder she saw the bedroom
door swinging silently. noiselessly
shut.
Her fingers clutched the sleeves
of Jeremy's dressing gown. "The
bedrooms" she whispered fran.
tically. Who's in there? The
door-some one just closed tt
"Nobody's in there. Tani. You're
imagining things" he protested
ut must be the wind"
She didn't listen. She ran tt
the bedroom door and pushed il
wide open. The room was empty
At the open window the curtains
blew in and out and the WIND
was cold. She ran to the window
land looked out of it. There was
Ia fire escape right outside, but
no one was on it. She turned he1
head upward. It was one short
flight to the rooftop. If some one
had been in there. If they had
heard her, they could have es-
capped by now.
Jeremy's arm was around her;
his voice was soothing her. You're
|overwrought. you poor baby" he
said. Il don't wonder, all the
horror you've been through the
last two days. Now come back
into the living ROOM"
ITO Be Continued.)
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Southern Page Team Defeats
Roosevelt in Stars Quiz Show

A Southern team from the Capt.
tol Page School defeated Roosevelt
by a narrow margin to begin the
second round-robin of "Quiz EN-
on the Air" weekly current events
contest broadcast from 2::3O to
3 pm. Sundays on WMAL, The
Evening Star station.
Coolidge won over the Page Boys
and four other District public high
schools to become champion of
the first round-robin. Roosevelt
was nosed out previously by Nc
Kinley.
The Page Schools team men,
bers were Frank Slayton, 18, of
Halifax, Va; Fred Kennedy, Is, of
Florence, S. c.: Jim Wesberry, is,
of Atlanta, Ga, and Bill Bendit.
II, Of Hackensack, N. j. II may be
from Hackensack, but I consider
myself a Southerner, anyway" ex-
planned young Bendit.
Young Wesberry, an "overseer
page on the House side, produced
a small Confederate flag and put
it in his lapel buttonhole when the
score was tied in the next to last
round Of questions. He is new
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Marriage License
Applications

| Under D. C. laU. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. ,0ait three full days and
recetDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other duus,
Jacob Gassman. 80. and Bertha Young. "a.
Edgar Whltesids' @ 5. S A$5s5 woodley pl.
Lester aM T9er agd Euth @ PEE s7 sf San Fr.nssso
Jesse esleSt,Ps sdP;nsoa wstssR g. e g. % s.
Erson Martin -, IL Missouri SOU Z ave. w. Sn NV
and nellie Foote. SO, 27O2 Wisconsin
deS5ss bosS .; Wasd IqIgto1 IT, 49, and Anna May ae
Charles Baker, 49, so13 wardman rd.
n;e;; ment and n Andree Brand 81. l4oo Fair
c,,|sIzf Elizabeth th, Dulin 60 1907 18th s NV
Ja@ss sSa IL aclnes nesh & g. F9Et 9io myer &;
Lawrence Boteier. 81, 1850 3ad St. NV,
and Jeanette Dmohoski. 49, 2515 Perry
Dayid, Harris, "a, 1855 kramer st. ne,
yjncsnt and olsdyS walker s5a g. rs Sd st. ne
and Betty Carrey, is' 1884 ' q st. t. Sc. e."
Joe Childress, 25. sharon. Tenn. and Opa!
Miller, Is, 1928 Massachusetts, ave. NV.
Charles Rupert, jr., "a, 1882 Lamont st
nv, nv; and Barbara Mallon, 10, 2445I
Meindred Nipperus, IS. Amsterdam. and
Emma 1zurieta. 20, Arlington Forest,
william Stevens 90. 1900 1ngraham st.
T:E,.u nv and n, Murial stephens, 26, l791
Margsret Burnett. go 90, G 7ss 9Th 9si; It. n.e an'
irving Hodge: 36. and Grace jay, 81, both
Edward scott 53, and vender Miller, ss,
OTIS Hots sa9f.tt q St2s 81 sver 81 NV nr,ru MA
ROY aefR fRompson nnsRa t. ltSa sG st S. st. n NV and
Robert Waldman, 90. 7TOl Georgia ave.
NV, and Helen sha1er, %, S19 Allison
william m Blanc. 3s, 174a st. Matthews ct.
NV. and Agnes Rogers. 80. 1929
Massachusetts, ave. NV,
Eugene ward, "a s6a asd0ni asd St. W. NV, and
Anniebee Hubbard "a, 2033 F st. NV.
Richard Manley. "a, Lawton, Okla, and
Phyllis Brown, %, 2s32 Bladensburg
John Smith. 10, "a Pierce st. NV. and
Rosa Wilkerson. II, 2732 10th ST. ne.
Harold Shehan, %, Boiling Air Force Base,
and Beverly Reichard, %. 641 Hamilton
st. NV.
Stanley chisholm, 33, Boiling Air Force
Base. and Irene Collier. 80, 101 Joliet
Charles johnson, 80, 1928 Swami st.
NV, and Nettie Norris, 35. Washington
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conner to the page team. The othe,
three competed last time.
Roosevelt team members were
Bill Reed, 18. of 1881 Twentieth
street NV: Kenneth Harvey, II
of 5508 Thirtieth place NV: Al
fred Truesdell. II. of 701 Shep-
nerd street NV, and Beverly
Newman, Is, of 5109 Third street
NV. Beverly is the third girl to
compete in the contest series.
Next week the Page School
meets Wilson.