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Evening star., 1951-10-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1851 Savoy; r, and h..
many other extras; practically no
mileage. A beautiful Chinese rust
gold finish, two-tone upholstery.
eof esr Is Deash sst IKE nfes nes q 45 qu This Ths
car delivers for over S2,460. Can
ARRANGE trade and finance to your
satisfaction; We also, have a 1850
Plymouth Suburban almost equal to
eRNrRAL ea1s fal at MoTooER5 sALEs nieres:sd Sss
PONTIAC 40 Torpedo 2-door; r. and
n: peri. paint. motor, tires and
interior; $500. KIRK MOTOR CO.,
1000 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 1900. ---21
PONTIAC l94a Chieftain IS" de-
luxe sedan coupe; Hydra-Matic, r..
snd h $1,000 actual miles; beauti-
ful tWo-tone gray finish; this IL
owner car is in immaculate condi-
tion throughout: can hardly be
told from new; must be seen to be
appreciated; 81 ,395. BELL MOTORS.
'olo Wisconsin ave. Wo. $500.
PONTIAC 1947 streamliner 49,; sed-
annette; r. and h.. custom covers
! owner; excel. cond.; S995. JET
MOTORS. oTIGodRs. 2lo1 Nichols ave. Sc. LU
PONTIAC 1910 e-dr.; r, h. new
Call OW. 1874. -27
vertible; Hydra Matte, r. and h. Il
1000 actual miles; beautiful rust
nnish, Wv. tires: car absolutely
fs sr,f seen Morop .o Ss sDpreeiated; sIs95
ave. WO 5000. is
PONTIAC 1881 s-cy,. convert cpe.
Hydra. r., h.: new warranty. I'm
mpss1l9ate; psS49; low miles; 81. 2.499. FLOOD
PONTIAC 81 Catalina: 2-tone blue.
every accessory. approx. 5000 miles;
ssppoatdless throughout; SAD. Sligo
PoSTiAc so chieftain de luxe 0 g.
cyl sedan coupe; black; Hydra
excellent mech condition: other
extras low mileage; s795. RA. 0s75.
roSrIAe t'sn .2s 1881 i rses ss,gY running eondi
eond r. and h; HYDRA Matte dr.;
K,ns 1000 ; sn1a m $1,000; one ew9er'
p6NTIAc aT Nr'1a9 1870 cdr: heater. so GOOD
perfect condition: SI.725 or best
PONTAC 50 conv. club cpe.; a
Shiefftain De luxe s-cyi. model; r,
H. dyQ. pIaCE Top ana Wv. tlreS;
beautiful metallic green fin. See
to appreciate. Being sacrificed Tor
full price of only S1.195. Bank
financing. KLEIN MOTORS, .iOl
NJ st. NV. Me. $3.50. Us
PONTIAC as conv. club cpe: CYL,
with Hyd.;- r, and h.; beautiful
Jet black finish; prac. new tires;
custom seat covers: fun price.
Sl.215: bank financing. KILN
MOTORS. 23o1 NJ st. NV. NE,
sTuDEBAKER AZ Landcruiser: ra-
dio. cllmatiZer, overdriye. etc. A
beautiful l-owner. low mileage car
in far above average condition;
Sl,045. MCNEIL STUDEBAKER.
4o34 Wisconsin ave. NV, EN-
1:S6: Open evenings til Q.
STuDEBAkER 1851 Commander "S"
4-dr. sedan. automatic transmission
radio, ciimatizer, directionsl sig
mails, seat covers, months old,
f 500 miles. Army oficer selling
due to transfer; Sl,975. JE. 3-l763.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
B4ARToW REALTY 90; Realtors,
CASH ON LIST AND end TRUST
NOTES. incl. 1st trust ON acreage;
quick settlement. white or colored
notes in D. C., Nd and Va. FULTON
r; GORDON. the Colorado Bldg,
l4th and G SITS. NV. DI, $3.50
MONEY On SECOND TRusT-w.
will buy second trust notes, D. c..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP, 1879 N, Y. ave. NV.
National 5S33
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates. 8 to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. p. J WALSHE,
INC. 1115 Eye st NV. Ma GAGS
2nd AND 3Td TRUST NOTES pur-
chased Immediate cash. D. C. only,
HUGH B CONNER. RE. 1890. 1927
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
ga to 4ee DISCOUNT
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for clean cars any
max any model. See Mr; Dunnin;
Georgia ave NV. TU 243S
for nice low-mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga ave RA 1922
WILL PAY the highest price for used
CheVrolets Fords and Plymouths.
Drive In Appraiser on the property.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. 7725
Wis. ave. OIL. 600 Open ewes
FAIR HONEST APPRAlSALS Of ali
mskes OF cars are assured at
MCKEE PONTIAC 1884 L st. NV
CHEVROLET or FORD 1910 or Al
model wanted. In good condition.
Top cash price. OR. 5039, OR. 3173
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
oood clean cars. IA. 4S0l.
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TRAILERS

DUPAGE custom built. 4 rms. and
path. ready for winter or trip. $3.50
down bal. at 500 a mo, See at Vi
olette Tourist Court, Route % and
Fairfax 45B-W-4 Is
SCHULT TRAILER, ~, % it. long.
2-rm. porch attached; elec. refgr.;
apt. size gas range: pvt. bath: on
permanent lot, price. Sl,55O. IN
9q9ire ;236. Temple Trailer Village.
WILL BUY OR SELL your trailer.
Luggage and house trailers sold.
1000 Central ave Sc. HI. $3.50.
THE RICH MANS trailer home for
tea om but TRtef like in nsE eoFes s1S W e1S ss
Psop1tdiaac 1da cSnvertible Il for tow car for
1915; ao;ftt. PRAiRfE SCHOONER
and lot, 1O0xl00; city water, septic
WANTED CAMPING TRAILER. Call
s@HUIT TRAILER Al. o7 #. long:
= rms. porch attached; elec, refgr.;
permanent lot; price. ST 800. IN
9auire aIdr 23' go Temple Trailer Village,
ANDERSON 1850, 80 it.; like new;
3-pc. bath, awnings, porch, other
extras. Must see to appreciate
Nightingale Trailer Ct, lot PA, 3
mi. south Alex. Rt. /. $1,000.
Apply ewes. after 6 pm, all day
Sat. and Sunday. -27
USED TRAILERS WANTED t5Ol.
Let US do your repair work.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. 4030
Wis. ave WO. 3231.
18-FT. HOUSE TRAILER, new tires.
$500 or best offer. AP. 1920. 5
1915 ALMA TRAILER; first class;
electric refrigeration. gas range.
tandem wheels. Price Sl,250 Can
be financed after initial payment
Can any weekday. EX $500, Br
4l65 or Box 4l0-X, Star. %"
rms, shower and toilet. cleo brakes.
Lot 1SS. TEMPLE TRAILER VIL-
LACE Alexa ndria Va OSs
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '46 stake body; in good cond. +:
NJ. Ii. 4-O201. u
CHEVROLET 1850 fiat bed 2-ton;
2-Speed rear. low mileage, ready for
work; like new. our low price repre-
sents tremendous savings Also
Sheyrolet 1850 i2,ton panel. blue:
ss+-ton pickup. a speed: Chevrolet
- z-ton pickup extra 30 gal. gas
tankD; Ford ~ sedan delivery. All
guaranteed. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
COa 20. INC. 5.:5 Wis. ave. OIL 6lo0.
S645. MANHATTAN AUTo (Ksiser.
Frazer. Inc.l. both sides 7th and
NV. NO. 1857.
CHEVROLET 1892 l-ton panel: S3a5
MANHATTAN AUTO Kaiser Frazer,
nc }. both sides 7th ana R NV.
STUDEBAkER 1a4a 1-ton truck: van
Best offer takes it. Potomac Park
Tourist Camp, Cabin F-16, rear
GMC a dump truck: very good
sPl ffno;i al$d. !! 'ooo' 10" down paymsnt; aS
's7 DODGE PANEL 1-ton truck
motor d o. Tsc9nd; sg hog cail DE. 1883 Up p to
FORD '3S l2-ton panel delivery: excel
eond.' $50 oW. s5s5. 9 to 5.
sIuDEBAkER 1o4e a.-ton pickup;
exc excel CONG. throughout: ready 10,
KENYoN-PECK, TNc.. ai4O Lee
hwy. CHI. 9003 --27
DODGE 1947 1la-ton platform Ieoi
v. b.; good rugged truck ready to
terms. KENYON. PECK. INC. 314Gt
Lee hwy ca 90n:i. 81
VAN BODY 14-f.. factory made; good
Sond-; CON sl5o; elto .!4-ft aluminum
PECK NC 5i4o i ,; Lee IVY, hMtNfoI- cA.
FORD 1899 sedan delivery: locks
and runs good; rea. bargain for
only Sl65, terms. KENYON -PECK
INC, $40 Lee hwy. CHI. 9003. -
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK. Model l.
l%o' S.a%e toGv Ultn cattle rHeks,
Hoo4 ieoS ,fna a:h %"Hh miles Phone Elm.
FORD 1851 FL half-ton pick-up;
de luxe CAB. heater, very low mileage,
Ike new in every respect. 81 as
gg6I MOTORS. 2'25 Nichols ave. Sc.
DODGE 4e a.-ton; closed panel;
eEeeL eyoI cond.; must sell. S525, ST.
CHEVROLET 1-ton panel; ? mos old
1900 m es; 81 ,595 or best rfIer.
Call LA. 6-7571. -2s
GMC 1913 1l2-ton; stake body;
s755. Phone CHI 453?. rs
DODGE ~ l-ton panel; very good
@sseaoiat 6sSs or CO cong s4s7 sl9', cah os VA
FORD 1912, stake body truck; s45O.
Call FA, 1862. IS
CHEVROLET 1850 o-ton; dual axle,
SO tires. filter, fiat body; can be
seen at Nance'S ESQ Station, Both
ana M st. NV, 1885. rs
INTERNATIONAL ~ acton: stake
truck; good cond.: heater, new tires;
$3.50 PVT. OWNER. EN-. 5174.
CHEVROLET 11a-ton; long wheel
6ase; motor overhauled. brakes good,
Q tires; screened all around. 19
ROCK Creek Church rd. NV All
day Saturday and Sunday. 20"
CHEVROLET ~ half-ton panel se-
gan no lettering; excellent condi-
REQ 1946 dump, working condition;
pest of1er over $3.50. CHI. 5408.
DODGE 1947 la-ton pickup; looks
and runs good; $3.50 or best offer
Apply los Chestnut st. NV. Us
G,M.C: AZ 2ia-ton six-Wheeler; IA
#, fiat body; new engine; repos-
sessed; must sell.
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.
300 R. l. Ave. NE. -2s
GMc tractor ,6O LITyD AEoo S,,II . d,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


feet BEIGE s40 s5s5 5ek otheps egs to select ree
from. Up to 35 miles to the gallon.
Have you ever driven an English
built Ford? If not, you should Ger
tainly come in for a demonstration
today. don't put it eff. You don't
ease in handling in this busy Wash.
traffic and driving. economical to
run. See or call HILL e. SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer (NA.
eo505,. lila Vermont ave. NV.
AUSTIN 40 4-door sedan: heater.
very good tires: here is an economi-
cal car; approx. 80 mi. per gal. Of
gas; the very car YOU have wanted
for. 1895; must be seen and driven
to be appreciated. Bank rate financ-
ing. SMILING SAM. 2461 Wis. ave-
NV. OR. 6664 or OR. $685.. rs
Evening star., 1951-10-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK '4S conv. Roadmaster; T. and
h.; nearly new Wv. tires; heauti-
full dark green finish. green leather
upholstery to match, has the best
top money can buy: very low mile
age; owner; this is car you'd be
prodId psd to own; 81 .75 can Y6r arrange range
faction.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES.
432R Conn. Ave WO 0236. rs
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 194s Champion sedan,
immaculate inside and out; $4,000
mtles; sGI5 ,aid ~ ca s9ga2 s,aI
tss'Sr 4sS JET %oToRs spsfal sioi Nho sSfhs
ave. Sc, LU. 1900. .2s
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Commander A.
Or sedan; ts5es and asta h gss
car absolutely same as brand-new
throughout; must be seen to be
appreciated; 81 ,595. BELL MOTORS.
50lO Wisconsin ave-, WO. $500;
sTUDEBAKER 80 Champ. Starlight
coupe: regal de luxe; cd, climatic
sS,,nS sT; 81 ,3s5, XII soo2567. 20
new white sidewall tires and tubes, |
new double duty battery; good lock- |
Ing; runs like new. BY owner; $500.
sTUDEBAKER 1949 conv.; excellent
bosery green nen tan on as yerg sood
tires radio. Our weekend special.
Butler Bonded. S1,245. LEE D. BUT
LER, INC. 1871 2lst st. NV. DI.
0l10. Open Sat. and Sun. Till 8.
weekdays till 9. Visit our inside
sTUDEBAKER 1e4s Commander Adj,
sedan; excellent gray finish, gas
saving saving over oyeIdrive, sllma;izsr, en, de-
car reflects the excellent care it has
price, S1,195. LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
1921 list st. NV. DI. .o1l0. Open
Sat. and Sun. till g, weekdays till 8.
Visit our inside showroom. 80
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Regal
4-dr. sedan; beautiful black cherry
finish. A one-owner car. very clean
% ton. Butter tile Bon Bonded. Cd 81 i,444. LEE b.
DI. 0II0. Open Sat. and Sun till g.
weekdays till .. Visit our inside
sTUDEBAKER 1889 Champion; prac-
S75 or best offer. UN. 970s. IL noon
sTubEBaKER r De piI9i 1s47 Regal de luxe
sedan; black: radio and heates;
good condition; S795. TO 612s.
sTUDEBAKER 1e47 club coupe, s745.
terms; ALco MOTORS Al u. at
wTGLYs iii sye; 81 I'Ti metal-body station wa
and other exsras; substantial saw
| ing; titled new; 81 Gas. SLIGO
| MOTORS, INC. WiIlys-Overland
dealer. 962 Sligo ave. Silver Spring,
Md, JU. 7-90sO: ewes. GE. o457.
wILLYs JEEP ls47 4-wheel drive:
| aluminium cab, engine in excellent
/ condition, good mud-Rrip tires; IDEAL
| for gas station. construction CO.
etc; etc; $50. ~ "a DEALER, JU' 7-9nso'
WILLYs l94o station wagon g:
/ oyerdrive, dark green finish, low
/ mileage. looks and runs like new;
Butler Bonded; only 81 ,095. LEE D.
BqTLER Be INC INC, i@l and a1Ss s,,5 st. IN M
weekdays till 9. Visit our showroom,
PONTIAC 81 Catalina Super de luxe:
tone blue and ivory, radio, heater
/ and Hydra Matte, U. s. Royal Wv.
/ tires. clock. back-up lights many
livers for over 5000: can arrange
i trade and finance to your satisfac-
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES,
1926 Conn. Ave. WO. 9236. -2S
NASH 81 Country Club Catalina; r:
and h.; a. beautiful 2-tone rust and
Just like new, 1 owner; S1.675; this
car delivers for over So 900; you
/ will be very proud to own this car
can arrange trade and finance to
/ your satisfaction.
j CENTRAL MOTOR SALES.
! 1929 Conn Ave. WO. 9236. rs
NASH 81 rambler; beautiful cream
! finish: black top, r. and h: prac-
tically no mileage, Just like new l
. owner; SI.675: this car delivers for
over 50, 900; you will be very proud
to own this car; can arrange trade
and finance to your satisfaction.
I CENTRAL MOTOR SALES.
1896 Conn. Ave. WO, 92236. ---2S
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PONTIAC 81 Catalina Super de luxe;
100 mi; like new; / owner; @
tone blue and ivory; radio, heater
and Hydra Matte, u s. Royal Wv
tires. clock. back-up lights many
other extras: $3.50; this car de-
livers for over So, 900: can arrange
trade and finance to your satisfac-
Evening star., 1951-10-27
GARAGES
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
service: reas.; local or long distance
ia. 1887; after 2 pm, GE. 1416
Evening star., 1951-10-27
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED
(continued.)

WANTED-Prewar cars. II can't
meet your price, will sell it for
you. BRENTWOOD Wholesalers,
4310 R. I. ave. ne, UN. 901a.
A DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying big prices. 1895 to 1949. $500
Go VI GE 0S1I -
Evening star., 1951-10-27
DocuMENTED MOTOR YACHT, 9 :
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

AUTO REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT
Mechanics always on duty. Brakes.
muff1ers, generators, starters and
Welding, Ask for HERBY. - Fla
ave. ne. MI. 7lo0. u
Evening star., 1951-02-22
Wage Sterilization Board
Opens Washington Office

A District Office of the Wage
Sterilization Board has been
opened in Room 1915 of Tempo
rary Building v at Fifteenth and
z streets NV.
A Labor Department announce
ment said the Office is for the
convenience of District employers,
trade unions and individuals seek
ing information on regulations is
sued by the national board.
The Office staff is under the di-
rection of A. S. Friedman of the
Wage and Hour and Public Con-
tracts divisions. The telephone
number is Executive 2420, extern
sions 1909 and 1905.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
By q staFf Correspondent Of The Star

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 22.-Mont-
gomery Delegate j. Paul Marshall,
Republican, wants to make it i'm
possible for Democrat to lose an
election.
He said SO yesterday in a speech
on the House floor-but it was all
in fun.
Mr.. Marshall opened his re-
marks by asking that a bill pro-
hibiting the use of composite
photographs of candidate in a
political campaign without the
candidates consent be returned
to the Judiciary Committee.
The measure. sponsored by
Delegate William S. James, Demo-
crat, of Hartford County, has re-
ceived favorable committee re-
port and is awaiting final action
by the house.
Il don't think the bill goes far
enough" said Mr.. Marshall, with
out smile. Il want to make it
impossible for Millard E. Tydings
or any other Democrat to lose in
an election"
Mr.. Tydings. whose home is in
Hartford County. lost to John
Marshall Butler, Baltimore Re-
publican, in his race for re-elec-
ton to the Senate last year.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
Investigations Beneficial Harmful Effects Are

per cent, DR.. Ostrow said. Treat
ments, which consist merely OF
applying solutions to the teeth
after cleaning, are recommended
at the ages of 3, Z, 10 and 13.
The use of huoride in city water
systems has been indorsed by the
American Dental Association. the
State and Territorial dental health
directors, the State and Terri
torial health officers, the American
Public Health Association and the
American Water Works Associa-
ton. The United States Public
Health Service also has Endorsed
1t officially.
DR.. H. Trendley Dean, director
of the National Institute of Dental
Research at Bethesda, said their
appears to be no dispute in the
profession about the beneficial re-
suits obtained from the proper
amounts of f1uoride in water.
GAS knowledge advances" he
stated, "it becomes apparent that
the fluoride content Of domestic
water is destined to play an i'm
portant role in dental hygiene. :"
The District Water Department
has made estimates Of the cost of
the program here. which DR.. Os-
trow said he felt were a 'little
high" But even if they are high.
he added, the total sum involved
is not large when measured
against the expected results.
S111,46O Estimate.
If sodium fouride was used, the
Water Department estimated it
would cost $4,000 a year for the
chemical. $4,000 for additional
personnel and transportation and
81 ,460 for repairs. This totals
$111.460 a year.
The initial investment for new
equipment would total 1000,
the Water Department estimated.
If sodium f1oursilicate were used,
the annual cost would be $4,000
less, the Water Department said.
DR.. Ostrow said he felt this esti-
mate was high as sodium huorsili-
cate should cost about half the
price of sodium huoride. Equip
Evening star., 1951-02-22
Montgomery G. O. P. Delegate
'Chdes Tydinqs on Butler Case

/ The Montgomery Delegate sale
he had read an account in The
Star yesterday of Mr.. Tydings
charges Of "scurrilous, libelous ano
unlawful" campaign tactics BY
Senator Butler and his aides.
Mr.. Tydings, who made the
charges before a Senate subcom.
mittee, complained about the use
by Republicans of composite
photograph which purported te
show him in a spirit of intimate
camaraderie" with Earl Browder
former Communist leader.
MY heart bleeds for Mr.. Tyd-
ings." Mr.. Marshall declared.
Il want to do something for him
He was not only defeated-thai
was terrible le-but he was defeated
by a Republican. What ignominy
II want to amend the bill to pro-
hibit any Republican from running
against a Democrat"
At this point, many of the dele
gates burst into laughter.
Finally Mr.. Marshall referred tt
the former Democratic Senator'S
charge that Fulton Lewis. jr., radio
commentator, broadcast false
statements about him during the
campaign. Said Mr.. Marshall:
I'VE ought to prohibit any one
opposed to Mr.. Tydings from going
around and making speeches
against him"
Evening star., 1951-02-22
Two Shopkeepers Robbed
Of More Than S4O0 Here

Police today investigated reports
Of robberies at two Washington
shops whose operators said a total
Of more than $400 was taken from
them at gunpoint.
Meyer c. Fox said three youth
full colored men entered his gro
Gerry, 1922 First street NV, at II
pm. last night. One, wearing a
"bebop" type cap, asked for a pack
of cigarettes. When Mr.. Fox
turned his back, the "bebopper"
drew a pistol and made him lie on
the floor while his companions
cleaned out a cigar box of nearly
$100 in coins, including go silver
dollars. The men then forced
him to hand over his billfold con-
tanning more than $500, the grocer
told police.
Gerald J. Geudge, owner of
Bills Pawn Brokers Exchange, 1893
H street NE, reported a 25-year-
old man entered his store yester-
day offering a jacket for sale.
When Geudge turned him down,
the man brandished a blue steel
revolver and took $35 from the
cash register after threatening to
shoot the owner.
Evening star., 1951-02-22

the man without country
principle" in that infractions OF
the constitution result in loss OF
citizenship.
Loss of citizenship means,
among other things, that the alien
is not entitled to square dance,
except during physical education
periods, but must go along and
be quiet" Also one who has lost
his citizenship may not vote or
be nominated for Office. "let alone
elected" and at an election Can
not say anything"
All is not lost, however, when
one is an alien. Amendment 8 OF
the bill of rights provides that
citizenship may be regained by:
"GD Doing extra work on "A
level; ~ doing a voluntary serv-
ice for your home. school or COM
munity; Cd getting two zoos on
your work"
Here are some other gems from
the bill of rights:
Amendment 4 (Freedom OF
Speech: At an election. if you
are not a citizen, you cannot say
anything"
Amendment 6 (Freedom OF
Choice: A citizen may change
desks with another citizen, if they
both agree"
Amendment Z (Freedom tc
use wisely our school supplies)
IF you are careless and waste
paints, you can not use the paints
any more and you lose your citi-
zenship. Accidents don't count
because sometimes they can not
be avoided"
"One fine feature" of the con.
stitution." MI. Lee writer, "is thai
it lays down not only prohibition.
Evening star., 1951-02-22

The elderly lady in Newburgh,
N. Y, had a most serious COM
plant against the city fathers.
She said her false teeth had
dissolved overnight after she had
left them in a glass of the new
tangled water the city was Fore
ing its residents to drink. She
demanded restitution.
Dozens of Newburgh residents
called the water department to
complain that the water was dis
coloring their saucepans, hurting
the flavor of carbonated beverages
and causing digestive upsets.
All of them had been reading
| in the newspapers that the city
was adding sodium f1uoride to
the water And, as they well
knew, one use of the chemical is
for roach poison.
But the United States Public
Health Service recommends that
/ 1t be put in city water supplies be-
cause studies have shown it will
cut tooth decay in children by
about IS per cent.
Strangely enough. Newburgh
authorities reported that all the
complaints came in before the
sodium fluoride actually was
added to the water. BY the time
the compound was put in, in May,
1945, complaints had ceased.
Same Story i'm Charlotte.
The same thing happened in
Charlotte, N. c., in April, 1949. A
number of people reported they
were made i'll by drinking the
newly f1uorinated city water.
Again the strange sickness came
before the water actually was
treated.
Now, the District Health De-
partment is pushing to have the
water system here f1uorinated.
DR.. A. Harry Ostrow, director OF
the Health Departments Bureau
of Dental Services, said no oppo-
sition is expected to develop and
that he hoped for early approval
by the Commissioners so that the
money question could attacked.
Both the United States Public
Evening star., 1951-02-22

to the water of 10 cities, and a
scientific study has been started
on it's effect on children's teeth.
Even at this halfway mark for
some of the cities-NeWburgh for
one-the results have been star
ting and in line with results OBJ
tanned from earlier but smaller
studies.
Sodium f1uoride was added to
the Newburgh water supply in
1945. Another neighboring city
with about the same population
of 10000, Kingston was left with
the water f1uoride free.
Both cities are on the Hudson
River, about 80 miles apart. They
have the same climate and their
water supplies were comparable
until sodium fuoride was added to
the water at Newburgh.
All school children between 6
and II were examined in the two
towns before the duoride was add
Evening star., 1951-02-22

that the citizen must observe but
|also tells him how to conduct him
self so as to comply" Most of the
first articles of the document, for
instance, carry such titles as How
to stop unnecessary talking, +"
How to stop notewriting," and
"How to follow instructions with
speed and accuracy"
Under Article 4B, How can we
keep our desks and floor tidy?"
section simply states: Have a
desk inspector to inspect the desks
every morning. If desk is messy,
he will pull everything out and
tell the owner to clean it up"
Under Article 8, ''How can we
learn to respect other peoples s
property and not go into other
children's desks?" section / states:
IF a child goes into another
child's desk. he or she should
wear a sign that says 'Snooper' in
the room only" Section 2 adds:
They should also not be a citi-
zen."
The constitution even lays down
the rules for becoming a good
leader. In addition to being truth
full and trustworthy. Article 6 says
IAN officer should be a good sport,
because if you are not you will
lose your friends and then nobody
will want to nominate YOU"
But like all things, the Consti-
tuition of the United Fifth Grade
seems to have a flaw. Mr.. Lee
noted "a slight authoritarian tone"
| in Article 8. Mrs. Miller appoints
the log inspectors" he writes.
This smacks Of boss rule and is
certainly contrary to the demo-
cratic principle Of direct respon-
sihi1itv only tn the peor,1e