davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-07-15

waste time trying to guess what the
cause is and don't use remedies that
might be of no value or those which
might even injure the birds.
3. See that birds actually consume
medication. Since medication Of
poultry in certain diseases is usually
done by means of medicated feed or
water, it is essential that the birds
eat and drink for the treatment to
be effective. Stimulate the birds APP
petites by moistening the mash to
a crunbly texture. Sometimes a
streamer of buttermilk placed on
top of the mash is helpful. Succulent
green feeds often help to stimulate
feed consumption. Keep plenty of
fresh water available at all times.
4. Burn or bury dead birds dur
ing an outbreak. A disposal pit pro-
tected from rodents and flies is rec
commended unless the carcasses can
be burned completely.
5. Move apparently healthy birds
to a clean and disinfected house or
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-07-15

would lay only 10 more eggs a year
per pullet, he could afford to pay
double the average price for chicks.
Producers of Matching eggs can
certainly afford to pay the higher
prices that Record of Performance
males command. These are offspring
of hens that have to qualify by lay
ing at least 200 good size eggs a
year, thus proving their egg laying
capacity. Under the usual mating
practice, a male becomes the father
of around 1900 chicks.
Therefore, an added dollar m
vested in the high quality Of male
adds only or Z cents to the price
of each 100 of his chicks.
It is on such basis that the spe-
cialists urge buying of chicks from
hatcheries that are supplied with
eggs from high-quality flocks, the
quality tested by performance under
the National Poultry Improvement
plan.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-07-15
Production Sets
Value Of Chicks

IF POULTRYMEN want to meet
the requirements of higher produc-
ton, they will be wise to evaluate
chicks by the results they obtain,
not the price they pay, Boyd Ellis,
poultry specialist of the Wyoming
Agricultural Extension service, adj
vises.
There is a price and quality rela-
tionship that isn't hard to find IN
buying chicks. For example, in re-
cent years egg prices at the farm
have been in the range of cents
each. Chick prices averaged about
20 cent each, or five eggs.
On this basis, if an egg producer
bought straight-run chicks tina
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-07-15
Cutworm Bait

A successful cutworm bait for
field and garden include for the
field, SO pounds of wheat bran, :
pounds of sodium fluosilicate and
4 to 8 gallons Of water; for the gar
den, 5 pounds Of wheat bran, \
pound sodium fluosilicate and to ;
quarts Of water.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-07-15

It does not pay to feed grain 70
inferior dairy cows.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-07-15
Flock Wormer J
Eusily Mixedin Feed

Growing birds do better,
on less feed. after worm.
ing. You get extra eggs
after birds are housed.
Worm your growing.
birds and pullets with
WORMIX now =.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

STAND. in Office building; short hrs.
5-day wk. Price. So $50.
DRY CLEANING, weekly business,
$500; good transient and neighbor-
hood trade; priced low.
GROCERY and meat, self-service, all
modern equip; operated by 2 part
nerS; weekly business, $4,000. can
be improved; priced reasonably, on
terms. NATHAN SILVER. 1871 G
Evening star., 1951-11-25
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NICELY FuRN. HOUSES or bed
rms. in NV. section; discriminating
young women with Folger Library
references. Call Ii. 6-5674. 25'
FURNISHED HOUSE-Dec. 18th to
Mar. /. 3 bedrm., close-in preferred;
best references. Call Mr.. McAinsh.
ia. 5797. or D1. 0222. weekdays.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Nd. or NV. D. c.: free appraisals,
no delay. For complete rental serv-
ice. phone US today PERRY HAY
BRITISH OFFICER wishes to rent
for winter months furnished house
or apt. with 2 OF 3 bedrooms. Ar
lington preferred. ia. 4-1672.
se5 REWARD for information leading
to rental Of unfurnished 3-bedrm
house in NV; SIS max. TU. 42l7.
BUSINESS MOTHER and son. B, de-
sire residence, Georgetown preferred.
DE 2037
SALES EXECUTIVE desires S-bedrm.,
1h baths. built within 10 yrs; ga
rage; Bethesda, Chevy Chase or
similar Va. location; 2 adult daugh-
tiers; family does not use liquor or
TOBACCO; no pets; maximum rental,
$3.50; immaculate care assured.
Phone r. r. PETERSEN. Hotel
Statler.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

DIRECT FROM OWNER-Palisades
area. Spacious bungalow. lst f.,
2 bedrooms. bath. living room, din
ing rm,, YOUNGSTOWN dishwasher.
disposal, pantry. 2 rooms in nm
ished attic: bsmt. recreation rm.
bath; oil h.-wh. No brokers
Sl6950 EN- 1898
Evening star., 1951-11-25
HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN - Small family will
share pleasant. 2-bath home, gar
garden. bedrms. avail. HU. 1859.
EMPLOYED MOTHER will share
house with 2 girls. or with service
mans wife and child; all conven-
lences. 25l1 Weisman rd.. Wheaton.
Md; avail. Dec; 1. LO. 5-2920,
WANTED Refined lady. empl.. to
aomsn. Sha5s hSne No eyh1 With young se5pttile septile
COLI GIRLS to share lovely NV.
home: All privileges. DE. 1883. 29'
WANTED, retired or middle-aged
couple to share nicely furn. home,
IA miles east of Front Royal, on
railways busline, Hwy So; reas.
MRS. ZORN. RID l. Front Royal,
Va, or phone 20-F-3. and for fur
ther information call RA. 9043.
UPPER 18th ST. N.w.-Beautifuilly
furn. row brick home; 3 bedrms., 2
baths, garage. Empl. lady will share
With refined cpl. who appreciate real
mo: Avail. Dec. 21st. Box 3s5-X.
RIVER TERRACE-New house furn-
tshed. ,Colored, to share with couple
or single person. Call LU. 1-5249:
after 8 call II. 7-1949.
COL0RED-YOUNG WOMEN, intel
ltgent, with congenial personality, to
share 6-rm. house ne: $50. S3S.
LU. 2-17SS; ewes. and week ends.
COLORED - BROOKLAND - Young
lady or couple TO share house; pvt.
bedrm.: ref LA. 6-9404 after 2
pm. Sun. or $50 pm. weekdays.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

RESTAURANT & GROCERY STORE.
sible party. Fully stocked and some
equipment. Established business.
Call MR.. GILLON, JU. 7-6775.
BABY NURSERY, already licensed,
can handle at least 40 children un-
der 2 yrs. Lovely 5-rm. apt. for
owner. Beautiful suburban setting.
Some accounts. Equipment included.
$1,000 cash. Rent, $500 month;
long lease. No triff1ers, please. Box
Evening star., 1951-11-25
CREST'WOOD
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
FOXHALL AREA

DE. O730
Ewes. and Week Ends. EN-. 1919
Evening star., 1951-11-25
SPUDNUTS

FOR SALE-A recently moderniZed
shop and complete, new equipment,
for the mauufar rfure ~
Evening star., 1951-11-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SMALL GROCERY STORE, good op-
portunity for experienced operator:
apartment available; open Sun. MI.
PHYSICIANS OFFICE - Longest.
saitchbd. iosi; avail. r 81. ess6. ssS5D'' feaS'
$500 DOWN. Groc. and beer; weekly
business, $500: Too hard for widow.
IARGE MRss ss eouHTKY l4iH 2aS sR1ck 5W STORE
land. Good location, can live. up,
stairs, fuorescent lights. S4,950
with $50 down and $50 mo.
Temple 413l;
"a down. rent S75 mo. 10. s-6495.
RESTAURANT, downtown corner.
seats 75: closes g pm. closed Sun
%Snth aags or3y w. S'9f Z 9R e2EF Ra siSo
IadII1 I4I1 Pa. ave-. MA. 9743 or UN.
DELicATEssEN, with off-sale beer
sesT nd vine oRneq IN busy Ga ii aye 5d 56opDnf s
secriee. WE ". Z. THR1Fr TfiR y fsa Exelg5ive. Vs.
I411 IA Pa; Pa ave, NV. MA, 97433 or
REsrA11RANr AND BAR, located at
apts;; closes 3 pm. closed SUNDAYS;
must sell Immediately. W. E.
pHRlFETa pR IA 5zfs 5zf;gS5Te oT I'M 44 752 "a s5 aSs
CREDIT, STORE. 18th st. NV. has
electric appliances; clothing; must
be aggressive, responsible operator;
start immed.; Box FOB, Star.
ESTABLISHED local paint manufac-
sb slEft nefss Basness hsye Wa
Investment $4,000. Box 269-A,
JEwELRY GIFT sHoP-Downtown
Must sell immed. account Illness
lock. stock and barrel; S3.521 han
jas JAs 7-474s. RE Re. itIss' iis7. well '''D
to III health must sell Immediately
SMITH. sSl Rfst D1. ofiez: o44o. MILTON GOLD
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for high
quality. laundry service we are
ready sgeSey to accept ep select account
COMMUNITY hardware and paint
ioeassd, W oeTed eap0sf ss sidse sive-aaas aas
sale. For details call RA. 1913
GROCERY STORE, colored trade, do.
ing better than 81. 100 wkly.i owner
drawing $500 wkly, plus annua
pIout. Iau TN. oS1S 1Or "DETAILS
FOR sALE-solvent dry cleanins
plant, located in the center of
vast building program near Nava
Ordnance Laboratory. Equipment
will handle ST. 900 weekly volume
Price, $4,000. Call Ashton 1856
GROCERY STORE, same owner over
90 yrs; long lease at low rent. Call
OWNER. Ia. 3940. -26
RESTAURANT (LIQUoR) upper Ga
ave. one Of the most beautiful
places in Wash; seats over 100; all
booths; same owner ID yrs; retir-
ing; opens IL ain, days; air
conditioned; low rent. 1O-yr, lease
2 apis. above; parking space; price
only S27, 800 plus stock; terms
S12,500 down. BOB HOLLANDER
Exclusive Broker, 141l Pa. ave.
CLEANING AND TAILOR SHOP. S3Ot
weekly business. By OWNER, AT
1878. 26s
GIFT, novelty and toy shop. Yer,
busy uptown location. owner iii
will sacrifice. $4,000 cash required
RIA. 2202. 80
VARIETY STORE for sale, $3.50 com
plete; includes stock and fixtures
Esnt $e6 month. 331 n st. ne
Evening star., 1951-11-25
HOUSES FOR SAlE-N.W.
THE HARn To FINn KINn

THE HARD TO FIND KIND
A 1-year-old, 2-bedrm. rambler, with
separate dining rm.. full basement
in the Mass. ave. extended area;
only $21 900 with good terms; lots
Of value here. Call today. OR. 94O0.
SALE BY OWNER-S4 900 DOWN
Spacious frame bungalow in desirable
NV. D. c.; 2 lge. bedrms., liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit. 2 baths. inclosed porch,
divided into 8 rms; rec. rm.; oil
h.-w.h.; garage; perfect condition;
nr. stores, tranSp., schools. $50
Venable pl. NV, bet. Van Buren,
GE. S37S. Agents offer considered.
JUST OFF UPPER l6th-S19. 800;
S123.75 month: oil heat.
McDEYITT. REAITOR RA 44no
Evening star., 1951-11-25

DREAM HOUSE
4T3S Whitehaven Parkway NV;
open 10 It'll 6 pm: magnificent s.
bedroom brick rambler, superbly
constructed, custom built; 2-level
floor plan; 1st f., spacious bed
rooms, ample closets, complete bath,
modern kitchen, Geneva cabinets,
Tapin gas range, garbage disposal,
exhaust fan, etc.; large spacious
living room, beautiful picture win
designed brick fireplace, sun deck.
Floor Level has finished knotty- pine
recreation room, bar, asphalt-tile
floor; bedroom, complete bath, large
brick fireplace; utility room, gas
heat; flagstone patio.
This exclusive home. must be seen
in order to appreciate its unique
architectural design, craftsmanship,
detail of construction: under Reg. x.
At intersection Of Nc
Arthur blvd. and Reservoir rd.,
turn right into Whitehaven parkway.
-2b
Evening star., 1951-11-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LUNCHEONETTE

ONCE bldg; mostly sandwiches; hrs,
day. Sat: bet. SI00 to $50 net
profit assured; S5,500 cash or terms.
SAM CHANTKER g. CO.. ST. 1907,
Evening star., 1951-11-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIy, PARK: s25.95o-
waste no time, inspect this home
Immediately as 1t is the best value
for the money We have offered this
year. 1St a. contains reception hall
liv. rm.. with firepl.. din. rm., mod
ern,e9uip. kit. side, screened porch
baths; excellent condition; built in
garage; stairs to insulated attic.
terms. Call W. B. WRIGHT, EN-
$500; Mrs. McCutchen, DE. 95IO
AMERICAN UNIV. PK.-In this close
IN community Of settled charm. we
yr.-old det. brick residence; Ist FIR.
has liv; rm.. dining rm. and Kit,
screened porch: End fir, has 3 bed
rooms. baths; b.-i. garage, gas
h.-w.h.; excellent value. Office open
sun, syn dO-6. E. J. MCCORMICK,
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK oo, 10
S23. $50; immaculate and tastefully
at this unusually low price; lst a.
has reception area, liv. rm,, din. r1n.,
mod. beautifully equip. Kit, powder
rn;:. rm: rear porch; 2nd a., 3 lovely
to storage attic; full bsmt:; Bryant
gas &C. heat: deep yard; Q blks. to
all conyens. See this one early. Cali
"; 3: WRIGHT. EN-. 5000.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK - Cafritz-
built brick home. in beautiful con-
very, attractive liv. rm. with stone
fireplace, din: rm., modern equipped
kit, breakfast nook. large attractive
~ incl. porch. End A. has 3 lovely
bedrms.. 2 modern tiled baths. stairs
to large storage attic; built-in ga
rage rage; Wondsrful value. Owner has
UNIVERsiTY ~ PARK PARK
Here's a beautiful brick home priced
for quick sale. Features living room,
dining room. de luxe kitchen on 1st
ssaase ssa5s e f asSs.s SSssd s. rtif MAR4N sH5R
Ave. :. ooi Owner oH''' moving: n
psiced ps.a 3D. for quick sale. Spacious.
Ssesaenea Seme rep Ssarn lss r srssr srSsnstsne ssp
TSSb ssSR ziEs s fsE": saoI
BETHESDA-Almost new white brick
home in a lovely setting and sur
rounded by other beautiful homes.
Den and powder rm. on 1st flr..
t and nd sereened T Im 6opcb o rm Ssd1ms de luxe
o.
and bath on End fir. Bone-dry bsmt.;
gar. and a wonderful neighborhood
tor 1915 children: 1lii E. M. FRY. INC. WI
BRIGHTWo0D AREA--Not a man
sion. but a buy at $4,000; broom
semidetached. RA. 5199. -26
BRIGHTWOOD AREA, 1900 Montague
st.-4-bedrm. 2-bath home, with den
on 1st floor; rm. and bath in bsn't.;
built-in gar Vacant. Your house
neoI n trade. Call MR.. F1NcHER, GE.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-New, really
outstanding workmanship; fairly
location; 3 b.r., den, 2h b.; reg.
*; no brokers. Wo, S143.
CHEVY CHASE, d. CA new brick
residence. well located and very
accessible to the park, public and
parochial schools. Delightful living
and dining rooms, den, complete
kitchen. powder room, 5 bedrooms,
z baths. gas air-conditioned heat.
Call WO. 1900. office open today.
EDWARD H. JONES q CO., INC,
Chevy Chase, D. c. -27
Evening star., 1951-11-25
GEORGETOWN

1916 PROSPECT-OPEN 1-5
Best house in Georgetown now avail.
able for decorating and minor re-
modelling, direct from owner. called
to Europe; sell quickly. no reason-
able offer refused; brick. extraordi-
nary condition, four bedrooms, living
still larger drawing room, powder
room with window available. new gas
INV. heating deep English basement
for recreation room or two-family
potential income producer to liqui-
date costs OF property; double
porches over south garden; view Of
Potomac. Washington Monument and
Virginia Hills; choice GEORGETOWN
Sact{cn Hobart dnOQ
Evening star., 1951-11-25

BY OWEER-Nr. Coolidge High. g.
rn. semidet brk. Beautiful moderr
kitchen with all new equipment; full
partitioned bsmt. with lavatory. Ex.
cellent terms. RA. 7430.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

GEORGETOWN - Small family will
garden. 2 bedrms. avail. HU. 7O52''
Evening star., 1951-11-25

VARIETY STORE for sale, $3.50 COM
plete; includes stock and fixtures.
RENT $96 month. 331 n st. ne.
IN. 7o%b. -2S
Evening star., 1951-11-25

Near Chevy Chase Circle. recrea-
tional center and every kind Of
school,. A substantial brick. 4-bed-
room home with 2 baths. plus 2
bedrms. on 3rd f.: lge. living room.
Price, S26.500. For further infor-
nation and appointment to inspect
these and many other fine homes.
INEZ CUSHARD. REALTOR
1889 Wisconsin Ave. OR. 4232.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
GEORGETOWN

Income producing property, two units;
first apartment, double living room,
dining room, kitchen, bedroom and
bath; second floor apt. living room,
den, kitchen, bedroom and bath:
ample storage room in basement:
gas heat; garden: 129 II. deep;
$4,000. Call Miss Bentley.
PROPERTIES
DE. 0730; Ewes and Week Ends,
Evening star., 1951-11-25
MEAD u.pD,sAN papv
WAN pJrprN CIT Apr,

A substantial brick row home with
living room. dining room, kitchen.
porch 3 bedrmS.. bath and inclosed
heated sunroom used as bedrm. Full
bSmt.; price, Sl5,25O,
Evening star., 1951-11-25
BURLEITH

BURLErTH
Adjoining Georgetown and walking
distance to the university as well
as every other type of school, this
semidet. brick home is well located.
Living room. dining room. kitchen,
lee. screened porch on 1st A.: 3 bed
rms, bath and lge screened porch
on End. Gas heat. Fenced yard
Garage. Price. S17.950. Vacant
and redecorated.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
MT pIEAShMT

= AIAOMA FAfEIN, d. 2.
Close to the District line. this COM
Portable S-room, with oil heat. on q
lot 65x20O (roughlyl, with Scar
garage, Is offered below the market
value, for residential property, and
has the additional value Of COM
home. % office. Store. "a and can S be de- de-
veloped for use for many types of
businesses. Please call MRS. CUSH-
ARD, OR. 4232, or WI. 5S67. -25
NEED A LARGER HOME? TRADE
5311 NEVADA AVE. NV.
Det. brick, 8 large rooms, Q baths;
on 2 lots; 2-car garage. ia. 1868.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

Observation-Disclosures
Nearby daT .. va1AyeTFagiag s175 per
and lge. trailer camp; sells over 100
cases of beer weekly; lge. profits; q
real buy for $4,000; good terms.
SAM CHANTKER & CO.. ST. 37O7,
SH. 1895.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
CHEVY CHASE. n G.

VAN BUREN ST. AREA
well-built older 1-f1oor home. Large
living room with firepl.. dining room,
kitchen. 2 bedrooms. bath. and full
basement: oil heat. Price. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

New 2-level brick home. large liv.
rm. with fireplace, bedrms, full
bath plus den or bedrm. and bath,
dining rm.. de luxe kitchen, attached
garage, full basement, gas a.c.-h.,
outside patio. Only 10 Minis. to
downtown and Pentagon. Priced for
quick sale. Something different but
thoroughly practical.
JOHNSON REALTY CO.
1915 Livingston st. NV. Or 7100
Evening star., 1951-11-25
GUEST HOUSE

GUEST HOUSE
! 9th st. not too far north of Mass.
ave. n.w.-16 rooms. baths. oil
neat; reasonable house rent lease;
ssfrSRs is66 mo meals pus nsgme ssFns s4 saG,ed s
ROOMING AND Link.
Columbia rd. near 14th n.w.-13
rooms 3 baths, Oil heat; house
rent S113.50; lease; income quoted
% ROOMS, 8 BATHS
Boarding house, close-in on we'll
known street; income quoted up to
$4,000 mo. Price $11,500. sub
stantial down payment.
Is ROOMS, 5 BATHS
RoominR house not far from Dupont
Circle. Has elevator. Make
dandy boarding house. Income
quoted $3.50 mo. Asking $4,000;
Link. APIS.
come quoted s4S4 'mS; mo-; re rent ttsi si6sa4 "a
make offer. 11th st. close to East
Capitol st. Sc. Should sell.
$3.50 Down Payment
Rooming house. $500 block of Uni
versity pl.. close to 10th. and Euclid
SITS: NV. 8 rooms. 3 baths; rent
$d9S mo-; OIL neat; income quoted
Ssfb SS1e mo. plus apt. with private
EDWIN l.. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 5140
Evening star., 1951-11-25
CATHEDRAL AREA
Cathedral Area

The spacious rooms Of yes
terday in the embassy section
OF Mass. ave. A real home for
matchless for convenience to
schools. Transportation and
shopping; 10 minutes to town.
A red brick center-hall Co.
lonial; 4 bedrooms, 3 baths,
paneled den: gear garage;
modern Kitchen: new furnace
and decoration within the last
years; this q rare offering;
see It today. For further in
formation. please call Mrs.
Yeomans. WI. OS3s.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
Just of Conn. ave. in incompatible
location for the doctor or dentist
is this fine home with wide centel
hall. large. double living rm. with
doors leading to garden. dininf
room. large kitchen and full batl
on 1st A.; large bedrooms and
baths on end fl. Bedroom. bath ane
storage on 3rd a. Full bsmt.. OF
heat This property offers many in.
teresting possibilities. Most unus'
ually good financing.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
DREAM HOuSE

PAYING EST. REST HOME.
Real opportunity: good reason fol-
selling; nr. D. c., Silver Spring
terms. GE. 1922,
Evening star., 1951-11-25

SPRING VALLEY-KENT SEC.
Compare these features with any
house you may buy:
l. Fashionable close-in neishborhood,
12 min. from downtown and Penta.
gon.
2. Schools and transportation nearby.
3; Large living room with loft. cell.
ing.
f. Separate spacious square dining
room.
more than ample closets.
6. Two colored tile bathrooms.
z. Complete WESTINGHOUSE kitchen
with deepfreeZe
6. Mercury switches, aluminium win.
dows, copper downspouts and gut
ters
8. Gas automatic humidified heat.
10. Built-in 22x12-ft. garage.
II. Basement with half-bath.
IL. Immediate possession.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Realtors. MA. O4S4
$108 PER MONTH
ALEXANDRIA

NORTH ARLINGTON
Sblclhnily Of Lee hwy. and Lexington:
with fireplace. separate dining room
1ull basement, large lot: immediats ts
occupancy; Sl30 CT I-GI
Evening star., 1951-11-25
SILVER. SPRING
GEORGETOWN

Beautifully restored brick home, lee.
nv. nm. with firepl. and book
Heives, mod. kit, 2 bedrms., tile
pain with shower, patio, gas heat;
SII5 per mo. r. S. BLACKSTONE,
nsadtor. 5sanor. 1016 18th st. NV. MA.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Modern brick home, with a great big
kitchen: there are 3 bedrooms and
2 baths on End floor. finished attic,
home with well-proportioned rooms;
near every conveniences; splendid
value. Call today. OR. 9400. TOWN
& SUBURBAN, 42n2 Wis. ave
Evening star., 1951-11-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Good LIQUOR Store. NV

OUUU LILY 1UI OCUIt, INV.
Corner. doing nice business: new fix
lures throughout; I0-year lease at
5000 per mo-. with apt. over store;
good opportunity. LO. 4-7436.
Suns and after z pm. ewes
Evening star., 1951-11-25

1913 K ST. Sc.
Brick home containing z large rms.
and bath. full bsmt., oil h.-w.he;
go per mo. r. S. BLACKSTONE,
5Rs9a5tor' 1Ol6 18th st. NV. Ma.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

2-FAM. will have every want in this
conveniently located brick. , hrs
each, knotty pine, heated bas., 4l7et
financing, priced right Mrs. San
ders. WO. 03s6. LEATH & ASHLEY
Evening star., 1951-11-25

COLoRED-For high class discrim-
location. ? bedrms., living rm-,
Kitchen, dinette and bath, full base
ment. Monday call, HO. 67l2, O.
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
MARIETTA PL.

AT MISSOURI AVE.
Semidet. brick home, rms. and
bath, spacious rms. 2 rear porches,
in garage, oil h.-w.h. An excellent
buy in q good neighborhood. Very
good terms.
B. J. CRIVELLA INC.
341s 14th st. NV. RIA. 9219
Arizona sun., 1951-09-14
Battle Royal Raging
Over Appointment OF
Recorder Of Deeds
BY Louis Lautier


A battle royal is being fought
for the office of Recorder of Deeds
of the District of Columbia =
one of eight Presidential appoint
ments held by colored men.
Just how many rounds the fight
will go depends upon President
Truman, who can end it at any
time by nominating someone for
the post which the Rev. Marshall
L. Shepard resigned to run on the
Democratic ticket for Recorder of
Deeds of Philadelphia.
But even then the fight may
continue before the Senate District
of Columbia subcommittee to
which the nomination is referred.
The fight is twofold. First, the
office is being sought by a number
of candidates living in various
states, and second, local groups
are seeking to get the president to
name a local colored person to
the post.
From all indications, Oliver
Thornton, of st. Louis, the First
Deputy Recorder of Deeds, has the
inside in the fight.
Other candidates from outside
the District of Columbia, whose
names could not be learned, include
a Californian, another Missourian,
Texan and a Mississippian.
It is not know whom Represen-
tive William L. Dawson, of Illinois,
vice chairman of the Democratic
National Committee and powerful
figure, is supporting. Mr.. Dawson
was in town the early part of last
week but returned to Chicago with
cut disclosing whom he intends to
recommend for the office.
The Washington Evening Star, a
strong advocate of home rule, has
advocated the appointment OF a
local colored person as Recorder of
Deeds.
Local groups have not yet con-
centrated upon any single candl-
date. They have been mainly sup
porting the principle that the Of
flee should go to local person
since local taxpayers pay the sal
aries and expenses of the office.
Despite a determined fight over
a period of thirty years to get
congress to change the law so as to
place the office of Recorder OF
Deeds under the commissioners OF
the District of Columbia, the Of
flee has remained Independent
and the Recorder is appointed by
the president and confirmed by the
senate.