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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-28
THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE
Legion Members
Hears Challenge
To Stay Strong

The people of the nation are
challenged to sell Americanism,
State Commander Hugh Alexan.
der of the American Legion de-
clared here Thursday night at
the END annual banquet of
Whiteville Post 1877 of the Legion.
By suggestion, he indicated
that failure to do the job of SELL
ing Americanism would be dis.
astrous.
Russia has no Fourth of July
because she has no freedom" he
reminded. "She has no Thanks.
giving Day because she has no
God"
Commander Alexander was the
final speaker on the program
celebrating twenty-five years of
the posts existence.
He declared the Legion had
been a bulwark of strength in
both peace and war, and declared
that members should contribute
their share toward keeping the
organization strong and vigor,
Gus.
With Post Commander ]. l..
Collier serving as POSTMASTER,
the program opened with the
singing of a verse of America"
and the invocation by Rev. w. L.
Foley of Westminster Presbyter-
ian Church.
Joe S. Mann led group singing.
Mrs. Cary H. Fleming, Jr., rem
dered the piano accompaniment.
Guests were introduced by
Josiah A. Maultsby, ST.. Among
these were Legionnaires from
Tabor City, Cerro Gordo and Will
mington.
District Commander Harry
Symmes of Wilmington spoke
briefly, recalling the formation
of the post here in 1929.
Humor was provided by Rep
resentative Thomas Ralph Fisher
of Pennsylvania County who
came here from his work in the
General Assembly to participate
in the celebration. Fisher is
North Carolina Department
Membership chairman and con-
Guided a series of laugh-provok'
ing jokes with an appeal for vet
Grams to keep the Legion strong
Commander Alexander declar'
ed that "the Legion is a working
organization" and cited numer
Gus achievements to prove his
point.
The Legion, he said, spent
S6,81O,OOO in it's child welfare
program last year and that here
in North Carolina, 282 children
of veterans mad been assisted in
1850.
He reminded that the Legion's
"Tide of Toys" had resulted IN
the distribution of three million
TOYS to "broken down Europe
last year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-28
HOUSE Once OCCUPIED
BY MOB VICTIMS BURN
Sandy Plains H. D.
Club Holds Meeting

The newly organized Sandy
Plain Home Demonstration Club
met with Mrs. Earl Cartrette at
her home Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Cartrette presided and
heard reports from the following
project leaders: Mrs. .Leor
Wright, Gardening; Miss Erms
Gore, Community Service; Mrs
Lynwood Wright, Home Beauti
fication; Miss Irene Wright, Food
Preservation; and Mrs. James
Scott, Home Furnishing.
Mrs. Keith Blake, Home Agent
gave an interesting talk on wills
And Inheritance"
A salad course with iced tea
was served by the hostess tc
Mrs. John Cox, Mrs. Ralph Nor
ris, Mrs. Floyd Norris, Mrs. Dave
Gore, Mrs. Docie Cartrette, Mrs
Edwin Fowler, Mrs. Cecil Wright
Mrs. Arthur Cartrette, Mrs. Ell
bert Watts, Mrs. Henry Gore
Mrs. James Scott, Mrs. LynwooG
Wright, Mrs. Fred Wright, Mrs
Vernon Morris, Mrs. Clyde Nor
ris,. Mrs. Lyman Fowler, Mrs
Leon Wright, Mrs. Horace Fowl
er, Mrs. Homer Adams, Mrs. o
L. Norris, Mrs. Keith Blake, Miss
Irene Wright, Miss Eunice Nor
ris and Miss Erma Gore.
The club welcomed the follow
ing new members: Mrs. Foy
Fowler, Mrs. Ressie Norris, Mrs
Bob Ward, Mrs. Lannah Harrel
son and Mrs. Charlie Williams.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-28
- DEATHS -

Funeral rites for EloiSe Foulton,
Georgia native who died at Myr-
tie Beach Sunday, will he held
from the Baptist Church color,
ed this afternoon Wednesday,
at o'clock. The pastor Rev. V. S.
Singletary will officiate.
The deceased is a sister of j. G.
Brown Of this city. She is surviv,
ed by a number of relatives here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-28
Pvt. Turbeville
At Camp Polk

FORT MEADE, MD, FEB. IA
PVT. Gene S. Turbeville, 5O19
H. Street N. E., Washington, D,
c., has been assigned to the 45th
Infantry Division, Camp Polk,
La, after completing processing
here at the 2053rd Reception Cen.
ter.
Prior to his induction, Private
Turbeville was employed as a
salesman by the Western Auto
Stores In Washington. He is the
son of Mrs. w. P. Stephens of
Tabor City, N. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-28
Sgt. Long Promoted
For Korean Service

Nealy A. Long of Route No. 3,
Tabor City, N. c., who is serving
with the United States Army in
Korea, has recently been promot-
ed to the grade of Sergeant.
The promotion was in recogni'
ton of Sgt. Longs demonstration
of outstanding ability as Supply
Sergeant in a Signal Detachment
in Korea.
SGT. Long entered the U. S
Army in October 1947 at Fort
Jackson, S. C. He arrived in the
Far East Command in July 1919
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Lacy w. Long of Route No. 8
Tabor City, N. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-28
Finklea Teams
Score 1870

The Robert Beasley Baseball
Team won over the John Higgins
team Sunday afternoon at Fink
lea with two runs.
The final score was 1926.
Another game will be played
Sunday afternoon at the Finklea
Drive-In Theatre.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-28
County Supervisor
Visiting School

Miss Jessie Baxter, County
Supervisor, visited the local
school this morning (Wednes.
day.. A meeting will be held this
afternoon with promotions being
the topic for discussion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-28
,~ryDs MEDICAL MEET

pr. and 5,, M.'. Diane. and Mrs
|7,.. daa gS:.',ney spent a week eek
!. ". VI N'. his month where 1s,c DR.:
= parhan' attended,, '.s the Watts
Annual %,55 Medical and
FoSP1'"I, symposium
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-28

Equipping open model cars
with "side and storm" curtains
became quite the thing in 1914.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-28
Red Cross Broadcast
Slated Monday

A special broadcast with a
Red Cross official making the
address will be given over
WENC, Whiteville Monday after
noon at 6:15, A. G. Edwards, local
chairman announced.
Mr.. Edwards said Il hope all
the citizens in the area will tune
in for the program as it will
enlighten all of US on the work
of the Red Cross chapter
Evening star., 1951-09-02
OPEN SUN. 3-6

1887 A ST. Sc
Newly and beautifully decorated: s
rooms. 2 kits. and 2 baths. A very
spacious and comfortable home.
Come out to see MR.. THOMAS on
premises. DU. 3333, LU. 4-1643
or FR Sb10
Evening star., 1951-09-02
Cnlored-3-FamilV

Beautiful tapestry brick; concrete
front porch, 10 lovely rooms. oil
heat, garage; excellent condition;
a real home and money-maker. See
1912 F st. ne, any time Sunday
Evening star., 1951-09-02
SHANGRI-LA

A TRUE BARGAIN
For a Truly Discriminating Purchaser
stables, swimming pool, natural
stream, orchard, flower garden and
many, many more surprises, you
will find a beautiful home of 4
bedrms and 2 baths. picture win
dow, din. rm.. balconied Ev. rm.
garage with breezeway, etc. etc.
etc All this well-fenced and only
very few miles from d. C. line.
Terms; $4,000 cash, balance in one
trust, $500 month. Shown by
appointment only.
HOME REALTY CO.. REAT TORS
RE 1887; tEveS) AL. 3610
Evening star., 1951-09-02
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
n1On NM nENr pnAn

VACANT-IMMED. POSSESSION
Preferred location near new Flower
Ave. Shopping Center. Spacious liv-
streamlined electric kitchen with
room for breakfast set. Three large
bedrooms and bath. Full dry base
ment with lovely clubroom. Large
screened breezeway. detached garage.
sca1ed lot. Excellent financing End
terms. Inspect any time by appoint
ment. Call Mr.. Clark now, GE. 90I1.
MARSHALL j: WAPLE CO., Realtor
Evening star., 1951-09-02
DOWN

9th and L-Frt. Pch.
Lovely semidet. brk.; 6 rms, front
porch. front and rear yds., garage;
FIRST NATIONAL REALTY. RE.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
BETHESDA
BETHESDA

KENwooD COUNTRY CLUB AREA
Charming 4-year-old white brick
situated on beautiful level corner
lot. Embodying such fine features as
1st floor powder room. screened
porch, modern kitchen, inside and
outside fireplaces. To inspect this
attractive, 3-bedroom house, call
Miss Shoemaker, EN-. 1850.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1T19 X
street, NV, MA. 1856. Exclusive
Evening star., 1951-09-02
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
ROGER MOSS. Realtor

!I2o r. I. Ave. NE.
HO, 6020. AP. 1856.
COLoRED. 1ST COMMERCIAL ioca-
tion in $500 blk. of MINI. ave. right
next to lge. shopping center; modern
3-rm: brk. with full bsmt., gas
h.-w h; an excellent spot for pro-
fesSional Offices or small business
reduced for quick sale with very lib
eral terms. T. D. BURGESS. VI
Evening star., 1951-09-02
SOMERSET

OU-s DOft5EI AVE.
A charming rambler on a large tree
shaded lot in this community of
f1ne homes and gardens. Accessible
to schools. churches and country
clubs A large liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm., completely equipped kit,
2 bedrms. and . baths on main
4. A full bsmt. has a .paneled Iec.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1 TIL DARK
AND DAILY. TIL DARK
To reach: Out Wis. ave. to Dorset
ave. and left to house. For further
Information and appt., at other
times, please call Mr Reed.
INEZ CUSHARD
REALToR OR. 4232
Evening star., 1951-09-02
BETHESDA'S NEWEST
CUSTOM-BUILT CAPE COD

5713 GLENWOOD ROAD
Ready for possession within q week;
No space unused; house is finished
from top to bottom; bath on EVERY
level q full bathrooms; there are
3 large bedrms. Q5xl1, l7Xl l,
17xl3), plus a 4th bedrm. Or den;
liy. rm. din rm. combination; ~
It. long with firepl., den. larss
enough to be used as separate dining
room if desired GE kit. fully eauip.
separate summer cooler SYSTEM
PANELED club room with firepl-,
tile II. and daylight window in bsmt..
interior decoration and appointments
professionally selected OF quality
generally found only in expensive
homes; If you are seeking MORE
ROOM for your dollar. here is a new
house that has IT! Not subject to
regulation act Price S2G950.
Agent convenient TO home has key
and immediate showing can be ar
ranged Sun. or Mon. by calling OIL.
ArIrrn pEATTy corp
Evening star., 1951-09-02
HoUsEs-sALE-s.E. tcon..,

NEAR CONGR. LIBRARY-Nine-rm
brick, 2 baths, oil n,-w.h. S12,50O
net cash. Call Lo. 5000. -3
Sc, NEAR BARNEY CIRCLE
family detached, each 3 rms. and
bath; one furnished; private en-;
trance; convenient to shopping and
value. OWNER. Lo. 3-7774.
1910 CONGRESS ST.-open 1-6;
must sell; 5-rm., stone and brick
home: bsnlt.. rec. rm, ]. LETTON
MARTIN, Warner Bldg, RE, 2492.
Eve, AID. $3.50.
1890 NJ ST. Sc. near Branch ave
S.e.-Detached asbestos shingle; s
double-size rooms, bath. oil h.-w.h..
garage; $500 down. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. LU. 4-340O.
NEAR MINNESOTA AVE. at Randall
Cr;--5 rooms, asbestos Shingle bum
ga!ow; gas h.-W.h., garage; price,
50. 900. with $1,000 down. HART
NAN REALTY, INC. LU. 4-34O0,
HILLCREsT. eOes 31st PL. Sc
lh-story brick bungalow. Gas heat,
REALTY. INC. l345 Good Hope
I'd. sc. LU. 4-3400, VI. 5976.
gath. AND BUNKER HILL ROAD
S-RM. DETACHED BRICK
Beautiful. modern, clean. rms. and
tile bath on each floor: fireplace,
reel. rm. gas h.-w.h.. det. gar,
beautiful fenced lot. Owner must
sell SO call today Mrs. Cox, LU.
2-S136. ATLAS REALTY. ST 1868.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ASSUME LARGE GI LOAN
bedrms. sep. din, rm and full
bsmt.; the other featuring . bed.
rms. lge. expan. attic and full
bsmt. Monthly payments incl. taxes
and insur Call Mrs. Fink, LO.
5-374O. cox g. CO, 81. O775.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, MD.-$23,950. A newly
decorated brick residence OF the
cottage type with bedroom and bath
on hrst floor; , bedrooms and bath
on second; delightful living and
water heat, detached garage Lo-
Gated Just a block OF Old George
town rd., in very attractive COM
munity. Owner leaving town; pos
session with title. Can WO. 1900.
ONCE open today. EDW. H. JONES
:, g SsrssSs ~; NC Cnsyy Chase, D. C. -
BLERs; 8 bedrms., Ia baths. car
port stars 10 auto. stOrase rnls.
beautiful residential section, near
schools. churches and bus. S19.950
up. owners Apply MIR. THOMAS
n Lone Oak Or. OIL. 716O or Hu
RAMBLER, close-in loca-
ton, surrounded by fine homes, in
an established community. Full base
ment. separate dining room, ALL
electric kitchen, garage, 3 bedrcQnS,
baths 9qItsSsngln value S2;-
BRo6kVfLIG 6kShL fT RAMBIERLfLsee. r I e.m; eorneI @
lot; 3 bedrms.. tiled bath; attrac.
picture window in spacious liv. rm.
G1 loan may be assumed. Home q
mos; old owner TRANSFERRED; SH
11Utf,rPS -, S'i' o~
Burnt MILLS VILLAGE. ABB North
west dr.--3 3-bedrm., h2-bath ram
bier custom built; colored fixtures,
de luxe kit, disposal, diShwasher,
deep freeze; lulI DSnl, h.-W.u.; slate
EoSd ToH of zS;.St and t ss must be
out ColesyiIle pike about l mile be-
yond Four Corners. ROBERT E.
HEATER, exclusive agent, SH. O02l.
CABIN JOHN PARK-cozy 3-bedrm..
Srth and sun O%e DECK With oh 1sn incl gorfs
lot. fenced; electric range, refriger-
price. MRS. BURGESS, Reaitor.
cs Slo9 Broad s." WI 1928. -,
Lt bedr3. brick nnbi rambler onis' yrs lsne' old;
caRRoIG iIsRs L kRoIns ns Il io4s 81 HAYWOOD GiSs
dr.: open > It'll 5. Beautiful Western
style 3-bedrm. rambler, liv. rm. with
flrepl. and picture windows, all-elec.
kit fgI 5nd hsmt; PRICED, SlG95o 80. as
right to Haywood. MODERN REALTY
CO.. JU. 7-60S0.
CHEVY CHASE, Md, close to the
circle: circle S and s,l8n Blessed Yl1 Sacrament At
ter-auality homes. The quality of
materials and workmanship will Inn
mediately impress you upon inspec-
tion OF this inviting williamsburg
residence; a fine blending Of stone,
slate roof. The living room has spe-
cial paneling and has adjoining den
and rear living porch, very good
sized dining room, .today's kitchen,
powder room, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths,
fun basement, gas air conditioned
wide corner lot has excellent plant
ings. The entire property is in per-
feet condition and ready for your
immediate occupancy. Call WO.
1900; Once open today. EDW. H.
JONES d CO, INC, Chevy Chase,
CHEVY hey Yo.,a,A GHAsEmA E,. smart t-lookins,
half-timber, situated on nicely land
scaped grounds. in fine residential
neighborhood, in walking distance
to high school and Bethesda shop
ping; the. ideal combination OF
quiet location; with close.by con-
Es5sfRfss RoMRs Restors III Soq g. sIPIEY sF Oman
EVANS PARKWAY" area of Silver
Spg,.: a new listing of a modern
brick home, built in 1945; 6 rooms
and tiled bath, oil heat. equipped
Kitchen. fenced lot, several other
cenaition pT9Rsrty SsG u rp sxssent
% %so%Eg. Realtors Slttafs'p; 81. Sit. StfEAt Open
HILLWOOD MANOR - Across from
Sligo Park; 8 bedrms., den; unusual
setting; lovely neighborhood; reas
goUNd q bowers. ~
Evening star., 1951-09-02
LLIED REALTY CORP.
CHEVERLY
OPEN SUNDAY. . TO z PM.
311Q PARKWAY AVE.

Center entrance detached brick on
very large lot with plenty OF room
for gardening. Extra large living
room with fireplace. dining room,
bedrooms and modern tiled bath on
second floor. Full basement Very
good condition throughout. To reach:
Out Route so to Cheverly Theater.
bear right to Cheverly ave. right
to Kilmer ave. left TO parkway,
right to property. Mr.. Bessley, Vic
tor 0906.
J. wAPLE CO. REALToR
Evening star., 1951-09-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

AsacOsTIA' kaS STIah l44s rgems sidss Ss. D
R4gfa E&sFMAN ia0'fsRtlffl RRAf cash fsc ns'fsS ES
a block OF Minnesota
ave.-Row brick 8 large rooms,
2 inclosed porches, gas h.-w.h.,
perfect condition; $4,000. HART
MAN REALTY, INC, 1345 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-34O0. LU,
CoSGREss HGTs.. 11o1 Congress
st. Sc. corner brick; semi-det.. 9
n bemt. sss nsaf%s heat storm oas widows,
auto. washer. Owner. 10. 2-066S
FAIRFAX VILLAGE AREA-Assume
CT loan; a bargain; Groom semi
Diet. brick, full bsmt.; excellent
cond; near shop. and bus only
1880 down, with easy terms. Call
for appt., ST. 2026: ewes. ia. 5000
HEIGHTS-2S02 Gath
ers st. sc. Detached brick 6-room
rambler, 3 full-size bedrms.. gas
heat. Large level lot S1S.5un.
Open . to ; pm. or call HART
MAN REALTY. INC, LU. 4-3400.
LU. 4-39S2
LYNDALE-Nr. Branch ave.-Lovely
prewar. semidet. brick. ,Tastefully
dec. dec and an n G,r new cond III thTopshont 'oor
2 bedrms., tile bath, 2nd door;
screened front porch; rec. rm. in
bsmt.; auto. heat, fenced lot; nr.
schools, etc; / block Govt. park
S13,500; reas. down payment; or
will accept small home in trade.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER, Realtor
WA. 5000. WA. Qe35.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
EUGENE B. GINGELL
sun. anu tVes., %. 2 Dc
BETHESDA AREA

Lovely brick home, 2l2 baths.
Bedrm., bath. 1st floor; 2 porches.
garage, air-conditioned unit, oil
heat, fireplace, large closets. An
chor fence; recr. room.
8 bedroom brick and frame. a
baths. garage. oil heat fireplace
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
432 BOND Bldg. Me. 6540.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
Q RAMBLERS

New bricks being completed IN Hill
crest Hts: nice lots, b0xl20. They
have liv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm;:
kit. 3-bedrmS. lia baths and q fun
basement; gas heat. Early purchaser
may choose color schemes. Priced
at 81. 500, On 29th ST.. DOCKS
of Colebrooke drive,
A. A. CAROZZA
2327 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lu. 4-004o.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
CHEVY CHASE
RAMBLERS

Six, under constr. 8, styles to, choose
rms. firepls lge. din. dms.. fully
equip. kits, screened porches; ga-
RACES and bSmts.: . baths. blk.
D. C. line; S@6,500 to S"9. 500.
Exempt reg. X: no brokers. For
info. call OIL, O74 ! or Oh. a5s7' .s t
Winnett I'd, left "a blk. and right
NJ. E HYMAN. OWNER BUILDER
Evening star., 1951-09-02
TAKOMA PARK
EXCELLENT FAMILY HOME

TAKOMA PARK
EXCELLENT FAMILY HOME
8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS-LOT 6Ox2OO FIT.
ONLY $4,000
This home is surrounded by beautiful
old oak trees and within walking
distance of parochial and elementary
schools and Junior high and Mont
gomery County Junior College. 1t
has full basement. aluminium
screens. storm windows and doors;
oil h.-w.h. Shown by appointment
only. Miss Watwood. DU. O1OS.
j. WAPLE CO., REALTOR
DI. 3346
OPEN SAT. SUN. MON, 20
1904 Bybrook lane, Chevy Chase,
Circle. right on Western ave. to
1900 block, left on Greenvale rd.
2 blocks to Bybrook lane, right to
property 80
OPEN SAT. .-SUN. .-MON., or
1904 Bybrook lane, Chevy Chase.
Md. Conn. ave. to Chevy Chase
Circle. right on Western ave. to
1900 block. left on Greenvale I'd.
2 blocks to Bybrook lane, right to
property 3s
Evening star., 1951-09-02
COLORED
Mr.. GALLINGER HOSP.

2-family home consisting Of 2 apts..
4 rms and bath ca. Furn. in 1st
II. apt: incl. in sale. Reasonable
2137. LQ. 4.7630.
Evening star., 1951-09-02

CENTER-HALL HOME
lao 18th ST. Sc.
Facing LINCOLN Park. 1st. A. has
ny rm., library. din. rm.. spacious
3 bedrms.; bsmt. is very large and
has front and back entrance:
brick garages. one is 2-story. Ideal
for gracious living or to convert
appt, JET REALTY. FIR. 5212;
Ii. 3-4779. %
Evening star., 1951-09-02
Mr.. Home Owner
NFWT,YWFDS NEST

NEWLYWEDs' NEST
All brick, 2-story home. in a nice
residential neighborhood. This home
truly meets the requirements OF a
sen Sibie couuie. There is fun
bsmt., liv. rm.. dinette. kitchen, Q
5cd~ns and full bath. This house
h2r been veil Card for and re-
Gently completely redecorated. Priced
at Si2,1Ju for immediate sale Open
. to q Sunday-address I047 Taus-
sig pl. ne, For further details call
ROOpAhhM p CO
Evening star., 1951-09-02
HoUSES-sALE-N.e. Cont
WOODBRIDGE
OPEN TODAY 2-6

VI EN IODh1 20
1885 Otis st. n.e.-Beaut. English
type home, fronting Govt. park: 6
rms; tile bath with shower, insu-
lovely rec. rm., finished in knotty
pine with stall shower bath: screened
rear porch, gas h.-wh, large fenced
yard with detached garage; conv. to
schools, transp. and shopping. We
have several other desirable homes
in Woodridge and Michigan Park
attractively priced. For further
Information. call Mr.. Curling, with
r. G. DUNNE. HO. 0100; ewes. and
Sun, LA. 6-T1fS
Evening star., 1951-09-02

BRICK BUNGALOW. nearly new; full
bsmt.. screened porch lovely An
See this now. Sl4.950. SH. 1875
or ST. 2277 till pm. L. & L.
S5I5 DOWN. bal. like rent; lovely
2-year7old bungalow, full bsmt;:
until 8 pm. L. d. L. REALTY co.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
Woodbridge Home Beautiful
261Q OATTS ST NE

A detached brick home of distinction
in beautiful setting facing ST.
Joseph's School Six lovely rooms
and tile bath. stairway to finished
room on 3rd floor. Cedar Lined
closets. many other fine features.
Must be seen to be appreciated, Most
reasonably priced.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
NORTHWEST REALTY

OIL. 1867. OIL. 1855,
WI. l494, OIL. 52l1
Evening star., 1951-09-02
CoLoRED-VAcANT
Transient House
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

WOODBRIDGE. 3olr Central ave. ne.
IS rms. det. frame. front and rear
porches, upstairs screened sleeping
porch; beautiful lot 4nXX2:00. gas
n:n.:,,. h;T; h.; ;.r9,s m no So S,?@'o, Con-
R35 oUACKENBos ST. N.E.-6 rms.
dct brick. built-in gar. perfect cond
H3sfP 0gfP snn SNn and INcn%l m31 u 10 investment.
kitchens eauippe6' hardWood R'TSe afrs.,,
cond.: min, mo; inc, si74. unfurn.;
sanStsTtis ssi oWHER cash TR Fer Ssos aDDt to see
DET. COLONIAL HOME in Michisan
Park. containing living room with
fireplace, gpeSt-size dining room,
1OI porch; 5 ,m 6msdgms, and tile bath on
oil h.-w.h.; beautiful level lot: i'm
mediate occupancy. WOODMOOR
AGENCY. INC, sH. 5555 til o pm
NEAR BIADENSRURG RID. and S.
Dakota ave. 2. 3O47 Douglas St
be sold BUNGALOW, ) full-size
viii bath, fu'l, bsmt. sarsge: Israe
e9FpeT cor T.sr lot with sh p9nd nqTsys
INC LU. 4-34OO. VI. 5976.
500 DOWN. Ideal location, Groom
frame: needs some repairs; wonder
ful investment SMITHS REALTY
n Nv wAEDoRf. IGi'o GE NJ No. ois"' is MI. D. c.
srick-concrete bldg. 80 600 50, #
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actly equal to our own. It was
complete, both ways.
The silence was broken-Some-
time there will be no new silence
to replace the one just broken
by voice saying, This is Mrs.
Black Elk"
How do you do, Mrs. Black
Elk" we said.
Mrs. Black Elk bowed gravely.
X X II
Before the voice could introduce
itself as that of David Miller, a
portrait painter from Ohio who
specializes in Sioux, the other In
dians walked in. They showed no
emotion, having been steeled, no
doubt, by Universal Pictures
against encounters with the press.
so you're here in connection
with the picture 'Tomahawk'," we
said.
The Indians did not deny it.
Neither did they affirm it. Either,
or both ways. it did not help
start a conversation. 1t forced
this pow-wower back upon that
cliche: Is this your first trip to
Washington?
Chief American Horse spoke up.
NO" he said. I'm 1894 the
Carlisle Indians football team
played Georgetown. I was an end
on Carlisle. They broke my nose.
We got mad. We beat them"
Good" we said disloyally.
Chief American Horse neither
affirmed nor denied this, as if, at
7S, he no longer cared; might,
indeed, never have cared except
that day back in 1894.
Miller. the painter, and Black
Elk, the youngest of the Indians,
took over at this. point.
These" said Black Elk, point
ing to the exhibits of pottery,
fabrics, beaded ware and the like
scattered around the Statier's sky
suite, ARE our handicrafts. Our
economy is based upon them. The
Navajos taught us. We wish we
had retail stores all over the coun-
try to sell them. We need money.
Everybody needs money. of course" !"
Black Elk was proud of the ex-
hibits, as he had right to be.
He was most proud. it seemed, of
the fabrics woven by Mrs. Black
Elk. Black Elk himself is rancher.
Indians have a way with ami
mails, you know" he said.
Nice guy, Black Elk.
X
The subject of the picture
which was made on the Sioux
reservation and deals with the
battle of the Little Big Horn, came
up just once.
who directed 'Tomahawk'?"
We asked as an opening gambit.
None of the Indians knew, as q
closing gambit.
Sitting Bull was asleep.
X II X
How were the Indians?" the
poor woman of the house wanted
to know later.
"Stoical," we said.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Drama News and Reviews
Breakfast With Sitting Bull
Or Coffee and Silence
By Joy Cormody

The hope for normal life in this business preposterous
Take the other morning. for example
o'clock raining, things
happen to morning
you going the poor