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FOR SALE BY OWNER
| Coro1 plntnlV Furnished Priox

III IACIUo1VC VIIUOII WUOQo
Half acre, 3 bedrms.. lge.
master rm.. ? full tiled baths,
recr. rm., 2 flreplaces; attached
garage. loft. deep freeze,
auto. washer; air conditioning.
oil heat; piano, television. 2
refrigerators. Leaving State
in April. S26,7O0. AL. 529S
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Convenient Pentagon

This brick Colonial has living rm full
dining rm.. > large bedrms.; full dry
basement. oil hot-air heat: imme-
diate possession; only $4,000 down
and assume trust. TOWN 4 CoUN-
9 till @. OW 1929.
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BRICK CAPE COD

Lovely home with 3 bedrooms q
bedroom and powder room on Isl
full equipped kitchen, 22-ft. porch
over built-in garage; slate roof
fun basement, lovely yard; close to
schools, transportation and shop
ping; priced to sell. For appoint
ment call SH. s010 till Q pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT INSURANCE co.
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WIS. & CALVERT CORNER
1880 #, g22 #. st. front; zone
residential 40-C; 900 occupancy;
20-ft. alley; priced right. Present
income will carry until you are
ready to use Evenings, Nj. 2l21.
7. Leo KOlh Co.
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Brick Colonial-Silver Spring
6-rm. llz-bath brick porch; close
to Woodside Elementary school.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. 30lO til 9 pm. IA
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1237 WIS. AVE. MI. 2l00 Ia
[onoesiteS in TOr1ewood
MASON HIRST
BUILDERS
Country OpportlInitv

Between Bethesda and Rockville. Over
Old home. capable OF restoration,
occupied by caretaker Hard-top
road TO property Shade trees and
fne spring. Priced to sell at Sl29,-
300 Terms. OWNER. Box 119-X,
Star
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NEAR ROCKVILLE MD,

Assume G1 loan payable SO per
month, including principal, interest,
consists Of lge liv. rm., fully equip
kit, bedrms. and bath on 1st floor:
also expandable attic large enough
for . hedrms. and bath: full bsmt.,
gas &C. heat Small down payment
UEL E. BoGLEY. INC, w. 1890.
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Boss & Phelps, Inc.
1417 ST NV IA
$12,500
RAMBLER
CHEVY CHASE

4-level rambler-type home, very large
liv rm.; din. rm; kitchen; 3 bed.
rms; ? baths; bSmt. and garage
roughed in for 4th bedrm. Price
CANDY g. FULLER INC, ST. 2400
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BUILDERS
SYCAMORE ACRES

Zoned semidetached or apts. For
white or col Sold in acreage or
lots. in nearhv Nd Reasonable
terms considered. Agent AID 459S.
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ONLY THREE LEFT

Modern brick rambler, 3 bedrooms,
tile bath. living room with corner
fireplace. Dining L, nicely equipped
kit. with breezeway to carport. Now
being constructed in very con-
venient N. Arl. location. Priced at
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WESTGATE

This delightful. white-painted brick
Colonial home is offered for sale for
the first time A large living room
with fireplace, attractive dining
porch. paneled library, powder room
and modern kitchen complete the
spacious first floor. There. are 3
excellent bedrooms and > tile baths
on the second floor: recreation room
with fireplace. attached garage, gas
&C. heat. Call Mr. Tommasl, Ma.
q30O, ewes. and week ends, OV.
625T
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YELLOTT & co.
APT. SITE

S3S5 per acre. Beautiful tracts on
hardroad with elec and telephone.
Terms kENSINGTON REALTY CO..
IO 5-o40O ia
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

GAS STATION, 1417 Irving st. NV,
on heavily Travelled crosstown
route; ayailahie nov; KAss-
AIR CONDITIONED 2nd FL.-Pan-
eled in knotty pine; 91x40 plus 3
ofices; ideal for wholesale house;
downtown. Call MA. 1896. -la
5000 so. FIT, end comm: suitable
for manufacture, printing; central
business section. Box 356-T, Star.
1882 NEW YORK AVE. N.w-a0,o0o
So, tt, lst commercial freight and
passenger elevators. Rear loading
dock. Suitable for Offices or retajl
store. KASS- BERGER, INC, EN-
Sl0G.
1872 9th ST. N.W.-Entire bldg; Ist
floor, lge. front Office . rms. and
bath in rear; 2nd floor. 4 rms. and
bath; gas h.-w.h.; tile floors; re-
decorated. Apply
F. j. WALSHE, INC.
lll5 Eye st. N W, MA. 646S
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hENI V1LLAGE
BRICK RAMBLERS
Q and bedrooms, adj. to Prince
Georges Golf and Country Club
large liv. rm with frepl and book
cases; Youngstown all-metal kitch-
en-, ia Gu. #. Frigidaire; full bsmt.,
gas &C. heat; Venetian blinds
screens; choice of interior decora-
tion and models. $13,950. 73rd
and Hawthorne ST., Kent Village
Landover. Md.
S g. S BUILDING CORP.
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Chauncey Realty Co.
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WOULD LIKE TO TRADE Chevy
Chase brick det. 7-rm. home, Gear
garage, for equity in to IL unit
apt. bldg. in good NV. loc. Eve.
after T. WO. 5412. is
HAVE SUBSTANTIAL amount Of cash
to invest in commercial properties
such as apartment houses stores
gas stations. etc. No brokers. Reply
to Box 400-V, Star.
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AN OPPORTUNITY
full acre Of level ground for gar
den and chickens. Many nice trees
and shrubs surround this 3-bedrm
older but modern house that needs
gain and worth looking into at
S15.150; close in to Falls Church
Above properties shown at any
time. Inclusive with
c. M. HALEY, JE. 3-7989
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

FRANCES Powell Hill
Exclusive Agent. 1908 2Oth st,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

GARAGE suitable for auto body shop;
$500 10 1900 SO. #, preferably in
nv. section. Cali RA. 1929 or
SH. S40o. is
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MORNINGSIDE

LovelN 2-bedrm. bungalow, extra rm
in Ice. finished attic; completely
insulated. automatic heating
throughout; lge. lot completely
from bus and shopping center: very
convenient to Andrews Field. Only
5000; moderate terms.
T. D. BURGESS. VI. 2S02 till ..
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SILVER SPRING

Few Minis TO Sill Spe. Only Ss95
per acre Small down payment,
KENSINGTON REALTY CO. 10.
$4,000 is
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YOUR CHOICE

Dream ramblers. or 2-story brick
Colonials are available and Others
rooms. / to 3 baths, elec. kitchen
gas heat; some with basement and
garage Ideal locations in Bethesda
and Chevy Chase. Nd. Priced from
S19a50 to SOS. 800
CAMBRIDGE REALTY co.
1885 Wis. Ave, Bethesda OIL 3416;
HE nREn
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$112.50

9IIZ.0U
Is the monthly rental in
come which the furnished Sec
ond-hoor apartment yields to
the owner of this 2-family
home, leaving completely
private frst-fioor apartment
for owners occupancy. First
floor apartment consists of
living room. solarium, dining
ROOM kitchen. > bedrooms and
bath; full basement contains
recreation room. n bath and
gas-fired &C heating plant.
Price, S25,5O0.
1nnniniOp ms 3y PealtU Apr
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STORES FOR RENT tcont.)
25n0 Nth ST NW
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN-5,0 600 so. it.. rear 9th
and E sts. NV; End commercial.
Call Ma $685. II
NEAR 1Ith AND NEWTON = One
story; garage; warehouse rs by 81;
includes ofice, toilet, electric MR..
MANUEL, MI. 1000; ewes, EN-. 1886.
-l5
DOWNTOWN
$500 SQ FIT. md COMMERCIAL.
ENTIRE End FLOOR MAY BE
USED FOR LIGHT MANUFACTURE
ING OR STORAGE
Weinberg & Bush, Inc.
1907 H st. NV, Realtors, MA. $500
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s ACRES

WITH HILL AND CREEK
This close-in tract of wooded land
has sewerage and is near other
utilities. Though it is only q few
minutes from Lee blvd, it has a
quiet. secluded location While We
are selling it as a whole, it is large
enough for several houses. Price.
$500 One-half cash.
Mason HirSt, Exclusively
Annandale; Va: Phone FA. 7447.
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HUGE ROOMS
LURIA BROS

OFEN Till 2.
1900 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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18th AND EYE NV. Modern
BIDS, ground floor. street
level; Gift. front; display
window; 1.600 SO. #. floor
space (plus basement same
sizel, service alley in rear.
Mr. Poole with DRURY REAL
TY CORP. MI. 1000; ewes.
WO. 1891.
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Mill rd., opposite new grade school.
Sl.150 We have builder ready to
build on it for you Immediately.
and are also in a position to ar
range all financing
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MODERN RAMBLER
NEW RAMBLER

4751 Lee Hwy. at Giebe. JA. 4-162
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RELAX

m a new 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with GE kitchen; lovely liv rm.; full
bsmt; in the best Silver Spring
location. The price? Only S16,95O,
3 left. Act quickly Call til pm.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
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ASSUME GI LOAN

ASSUME GI LOAN
WHY RENT? When you can own
your own home at this amazing
low cost; bedrms., modern bath,
large liv. rm, separate din. rm.
modern kit. with automatic washer;
semidet frame. like new on large
lot facing wide paved street; all
this for only 10000; small cash
down and sol 81 per mo. covers
principal interest. taxes and ms
located in Wheaton Park. Drive out
Ga ave extended to Viers Mill I'd
left about mile beyond Food Fair
store to Wheaton Park sign, Turn
right ? blocks to Edwin st, then
left ! blk. to 35O1 Edwin ASK
for Mr.. LanSdale, For additio1aal
$3.50:
Colonial Investment Co.
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New Listing
1st Fl. Bedrm. Bath

Immaculate prewar home.
Lovely first floor with living
room, dining room, kitchen,
double bedroom and full bath:
3 bedrooms and bath second
floor. Built-in garage. Slate
roof, Beautiful yard viii sell
Immediately; $50, 600 Call
Miss Hayden, MI 1441 or HU.
4345 WETZEL REAL ESTATE.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
TGE JnEAJ uNME

The IDEAL HUME
3-bedrm. brick home In
good N. Arl. section. First f., bed
rm., full bath. liv. rm:, mirror over
firepl., din. rm., mod. kit, Disposal;
ind f., > bedrms tiled bath: dry
bsmt., built-in storage cabinets;
heated rumpuS rm,; new auto. gas
furnance Priced for immed. sale,
S2l.500. by owner. Call FA. 04l5.
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Suburban Rambler-$17,950
6-rm brick; tile bath; large corner
lot; 2i2 miles north OF Bethesda.
Nr. Naval Hospital
6-rm. brick Colonial; full bsmt
beautiful large corner lot fenced
Immaculate cond Only S15,150
HOWARD R. SCHAFER
S005 Wis. Ave. WI. SAL.
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COLONIAL

S15950, two-story brick, 3ia years
cid in immaculate condition Silver
Spring 3 bedrooms. living room and
dining room, beautiful kit, full base
ment, new Bendix washer, built-in
garage. Lot adJoins park. Our best
value today. Call SH. 500 till 9
pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT INSURANCE CO
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NEAR INDIAN SPRING
White brick bungalow on corner lot.
Prewar construction. Finished attic.
Full bsnt. Price only S16,250. Ewes.
call OIL. 39q@. TISHLER. Realtor
1865 Kennedy 81. NV. TU. $500.
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DE LUXE RAMBLER

Almost completed 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, large living room, separate
dining rm, All-electric kit Large
recreation rm., full basement, built
in garage. A home of distinction in
fine community. Price, S26,950
For appointment call SH. S0l0 till
8 pm
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT INSTTRAN co
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SILVER SPRING, $23,95O
TAKOMA PARK, MD.

4O3 Carroll ave-Asbestos shingles,
complete apts., rms, , baths.
oil h,-wh.; level lot; garage. Front
porch, Just painted in and out. Mr..
Robinson, SH 6015 with VIM, r.
THOR ROWGOOD. DE OH
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HoUSES-SALE-MD. (Cont.

SILVER SPRING, $14,95O
bedroom Colonial in excellen;
condition. Located near st. Ber-
nadette and public schools On large
Handicapped lot Huge living room.
dining room combination with fire.
place full basement.
SILVER SPRING. $18,950
Attractive prewar 3-bedroom brick
dining room. side porch, full base
ment Oil hot water heat. Slate
roof garage, convenient to schools
transportation and shopping.
SILVER SPRING, $23 $50
Large brick Colonial. located neaI
Sligo Greek Pkwy; one block from
Colesville rd.; 3 large bedrooms, a
tile baths: garage: corner lot full
basement with half bath.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC,
Realtors. SH 5555 til 8 pm
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HoUsEs-sALE-vA. tcons.)
NORTH ARLINGTON
3-REDROOM BRICK

You'll want to see this charmer of
eonvenent to Schools fcprcp pube e0l1aa trans
portation and shopping. The hv.
rm. which has fireplace is a
delight. the din. rm. is lge., the
kit. is fully equip, the recr. rm.
is cozy, and the lot has plenty OF
home is priced low on today's mar
ket at only Sl7.950. So call WILL
LIAM L. WAKEFIELD.
OW. l1H2 Omen Q I'll @ QW LIZA
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PARDON IFS

For having only one of these homes.
Near conv. Seven Corners, l block to
pusline. 2-bedrm. rambler. no ups
or downs, all masonry construction.
Full price, $10.950, with $4,000
cash. Remember. only available!
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
OW. $3.50: Ewes, OW. 25l3. OW. 5000
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Boy Scout Crusade
VIII Seek $4,000
To Balance Budget

A drive to raise an additional
$50, 900 for maintenance of Boy
Scouts in the Washington area
through sustaining membership
subscriptions will be launched to-
morrow, Daniel w. Bell, council
president. announced last night.
Families and friends of more
than 1880 Boy Scouts in the
Metropolitan area will be known
as Scout Crusaders" in the cam
'paign.
Crusade" plans have been ap-
proved by the Community Chest
Federation and it's member or
ganizations-the Chests of Alex
andria and Arlington, Fairfax,
Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties and the United Com
munity Services in Washington.
Special permission for the ap-
peal was granted after the 1861
Red Feather campaign failed to
raise its full quota, thus limiting
the funds to the Boy Scouts, a
Chest supported agency.
Joseph H. Freehill, enrolment
chairman, pointed out the Chest
Federation's approved minimum
Boy Scout 1851 budget is $50 900.
OF which two-thirds has been pro-
Evening star., 1951-04-01
0'Dwyer Back in Mexico,
Grateful 10 lis President
By the Assoeioted Press

MEXICO CITY. Mar. 81. -
United States Ambassador William
ODwyer returned from his hear
ing before crime investigators in
New York. grateful for President
Miguel Aleman'S esteem.
The former New York Mayor
came in the Mexican's Presidents
personal plane, sent for him in an
unprecedented gesture of friend
ship.
Il am very happy to return to
Mexico and very grateful to Presi-
dent Aleman for the friendship he
has shown me-" Mr.. ODwyer told
reporters. He asked them to con-
vey his most cordial greetings to
the Mexican people"
Evening star., 1951-04-01
NLRB UphoIds Plant
In Closing 10 Avert
Recurrenf Sfoppages
BY james Z. Newton

~
The National Labor Relations
Board yesterday ruled unanimous
ly that an employer is justified In
shutting down his plant until he
Is assured work can be resumed
without recurrent stoppages that
make operations uneconomical.
The board also decided, on a 3
to 2 vote, that the employer was
justified under the special cir
cumstances of the case in not
reopening the plant and in de-
laying reinstatement of the en-
ployes until the union involved
had signed contract.
In the decision, the board dis
missed charges Of unfair labor
practices which had been filed
against the International Shoe Co.
by the CIO Rubber Workers Union.
The plant was located at Hanni-
bal, Mo.
Intermittent Stoppages.
q NLRB said the facts were these:
The company had signed con-
tracts with the union since 1912.
Before June 81. 1949, the parties
reached agreement on terms of
a new contract, including a no.
strike provision and a mainte-
nance of membership clause.
While negotiations were in prog.
ress. the union conducted a CAM
paign to organize the plant COM
pletely. As part Of the campaign,
the union on June 81 called in
termittent stoppages in two diff
ferent departments. The first
stoppage led to complete shut
down of work and the second to
a partial cessation.
Delayed for Month.
The company then announced
that because of the first stoppage
1t was withdrawing its offer of
a maintenance of membership
clause. During the second stop
page the company closed the
plant doors. Later it addressed
letter to employees saying that the
contract offer was withdrawn be-
cause the union had failed to
complete its acceptance Of the
agreement and had engaged in
conduct which violated the spirit
and terms of the contract.
On June IS, the union proposed
that all employees return to work
and that negotiations be resumed
after the plant reopened. The
company. however, declined to re-
sumo operations until new con-
tract containing a no-strike clause
had been signed. A month later
that the union accepted and busi-
ness was resumed.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Pope Names Gabriel Patron
OF Accommodations
BY the Associated Press

VATICAN CITY, Mar. 31.-The
Archangel Gabriel. noted in
Christianity as Gods messenger
to man. has been named by Pope
Plus the patron of telecommunica-
tions.
In an apostolic brief, the Pom
tiff mentions the various inven-
.tions in the field Of telecommuni-
cations, including telegraph. tele-
phone, radio and television and
declared that these, where well
used, can do much to increase
brotherhood among men, better
their lives and spread religious
and profane (secular) culture. For
that reason, the brief states. they
merit celestial patron.
In the Bible, the Archangel
Gabriel is mentioned as having
announced to Mary the birth of
Jesus. According to Christian ira
dition he will blow the trumpet
on the last day.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Veteran Soap Box Contender
Trails Brother as First Entront

Days, Bob admits it was "the big
Igest thrill / ever had. Building
racers has been a great benefit
to me, as someday I hope to be
an aeronautical engineer. 1t also
taught me the Importance of get
ting to work on something and
sticking to it."
Their father, Robert w. Rogers,
lis chief Of records and reports for
the Soil Conservation Service.
Mrs. Rogers. who has stood in
the sun by the hour roofing for
Bob, is happy to have another
boy In the event. "It helps teach
youngsters how to get along with
other children and they learn to-
be good losers as well as winners"
she said.
Reticent on Methods.
Both boys were reluctant to dis
cuss what building devices they
planned to USE and both refused
to make any prediction about this
years race, ss
II was too overconfident in 1850
after being runnerup the year be-
fore and I'm making no predictions
this time," Bob said.
Billy, a Bethesda Elementary
School student, scratched his head
and replied: II don't know. this Is
my first race, but I'm sure going
to try to win."
Eight boys who have registered
from the German Orphan Home
at 2300 Good Hope road Sc. are:
John Beach, IL; William Dobson,
II; Gary Dobson, IL; Robert
Lamar, AZ James Lamar, Is:
Harry Prior, IL; Tommy Cooper,
II, and Benjamin Swami, Is.
Other registrants are H. Rich
ard Burgess, IA, and his brother
Donald E. Burgess. IL. both of
6503 Forty-fourth avenue, Univer-
sity Park, Md.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

Racing veteran Bob Rogers
three-time top contender for the
Washington Soap Box Derby
crown, is running second this
year to younger brother Billy.
The first to register here for
the 1851 Derby, 11-year-old Billy
is off to a flying start and plan
ming for his first race. Brother
Bob, IA, runnerup in the 1949
event, was the second to register
In recent weeks the basement
of the Rogers home at 5512 Hunt
ington parkway, Bethesda. has
been beehive of Derby activity.
Bob began designing his racer
several weeks after Christmas and
Bill started on his early in Febru-
ary. Then they drew detailed
plans of their future coasters,
both differing in body contour.
Scale models were built later to
straighten out the kinks.
Workshop in Basement.
The recreation room in the
basement Is their workshop. Tack
ed to a wall Is the "cut-away''
drawing of a completed racer
measuring two by three feet--one
entire side of the 1851 construc-
tion phamplet when unfolded.
Bob, in his fourth bid for the
coveted championship, is building
this years racer "from the wheels
up" A Leland Junior High School
student, he is making some Of the
parts In the school workshop
where he has the benefit of power
tools.
In addition to winning the 1s4s
Glass B championship. Bob took
second honors in Glass B in 1948
and last year was third in Glass
A. Glass B is open to II and l2-
year-old boys while Glass A takes
in those from. 13 to. Is, inclusive.
Looking back to his three Derby
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Home Nursing Courses
To Beoin in ARLINGTON

The Arlington County Chapter
of the American Red Cross will
start a series of home nursing
classes tomorrow in Calvary
Methodist Church. South Twenty
third and Grant streets.
The first class will be from 10
am. to noon, and the second from
7:30 pm. to $3.50 pm. each Mon
day and Wednesday. Each series
will last IA hours.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

vided by Community Chest.
I'VE must raise the balance Of
$4,000 through this additional
campaign to maintain our present
Scout organization" he added.
Three of every four boys of
Scout age in the National Capital
area want to be scouts" Mr.. Bell
said. "Only one of every three
are scouts"
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Derby Guide

The event-A coaster race
for boys II to Is, in which
contestants drive cars of their
own building.
Time-June 80.
Sponsors - The Star and
Chevrolet assisted by the Dis
trict Department Of the
American Legion.
Registration--At the near
est Chevrolet establishment.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
New YueosIov Industry

Oil paints and lacquers. form
erly imported, now are being made
for the first time in Yugoslavia, at
a factory at Medvoda.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
WHITE-C0LLAR Wife
by Toni Miller

This weeks Ere,ybodys Etiquette contributed BY
a reader who is ,corking wife.
TT SEEMS to me that if husband is the sole bread
Il winner and his wife remains at home housewife
each is responsible for his job But when the wife
helps carry the economic load by working at job out
sde it's nothing less than fair play for the husband to
share the housekeeping burden.
Whether it's dishes or busting. cleaning cooking,
simple share the work plans be devised If he does
the grocery shopping his way home that gives her
time to set the table with little more care
And when he gets there, he might still contribute
something. Fixing the salad for instance might be his
specially If he has any real culinary talent don't
laugh many husbands do - he might prepare souf1e
once week. If he's helpless in the kitchen, he can at
least heat up of soup, put the tea coffee,
and pour the water However he contributes it ought
to be something he doesn't mind doing and which will
really be of some help
ONE sure way to make the working wife feel like
Dotty the Drudge is for her husband to leave her with
the dirty dishes to do while he's relaxing in front of
a TV queens decolletage Sure he's worked hard all
day and now wants to take it easy. But she hasn't
been playing Canasta all day either. For to wash
while the other dries might be the answer.
The same feeling of common effort should prevail in
the Wlfe attltuoe towdIu heI salary. oohie "dhns
wives think of their earnings privately and indie
pendently theirs whereas they view the husbands pay
envelope as family affair Pooling both incomes is
certainly faer On the other hand, the working wes
claim that she requires larger clothing allowance than
the housewife is easy to understand.
And three cheers for the husband who always checks
with his wife before inviting guest home to dinner
Any wife has legitimate kick when her husband shows
up with totally unexpected guest but for the white
collar girl that's practically grounds for divorce!
YOU MAY BE SMART but don't be a sho,c-of.
saws Ar,drk Maurois in NEXT sceek's contribution.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-02
Regional
Views
By Richard t. Gosser
international Vice Presiden,
UAW>CIO

we going to build Toledo if we are going
to help Toledo grow have lot of unfinished bus-
hands.
We have got to lick the Gas situation. New indus
tries will not to Toledo knowing that every Win
ter the City shuts down for few days while the Gas
Company wri n g. its hands, makes promises, and
speaks of "Acts of God" and Unusual cold spells.
We have got to lick the Water situation No
will take Toledo seriously as long this community
Lake Erie is unable to sprinkle it's lawns during
hot dry spell.
And we have got to lick the News situation. No
one can ever take this city seriously long
man sit in his ivory tower and decide what it is
good for the People to know to believe decide
what it is not good for the people to know.
Gas, Water and News Those Toledo's three
biggest problems.