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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-14
Trevor Talks
On Increased
Taxation
Also Urges ROtariams
To Make Pledge OF
Missouri Club On
"Blackmarkets''

Edwin Trevor was chief speaker
at the Rotary Club meeting held
Yesterday. 1915. at St, PsuFS par
ish hall He spoke on the problem
OF increased taxation and urged
that all RotarianS write to Con
gressmen Of this district TO express
opinions. He pointed out the in
crease in taxes through the past 80
years and implored members to
take action
In citing statistics, Trevor said
that taxation per capita. 80 years
ago came to S60.40. II dropped TO
s27. SO. % years ago, then increased
again to 500 l6, a dozen years past.
He UNDERSIGNED the fact that the
new taxes would be S546.3S per
capita,
Trevor also spoke on the evil
OF the hlackm srket which Is again
sppe airing. He told Of The example
set by the Rotary Club in Spring
field, Mo-. where they not only
pledged the club members one
hundred percent not TO engage
in blsekmsrket activity in snY
way, shape or form, but got ell
other civic organizations 70 join
in the successful crusade. Nc
added that. so far. there was
little If any evidence Of such Un-
deT-fhe.tsble methods in this
city. but that each Rotarian here
should make pledge unto him.
self on the same level as that Of
the Missouri group.
Minutes of the recent meeting
we're read by Neil Knowles, secre-
tary.
Program chairman. Bob Dopp
announced that Christmas party
Continued on Page Threel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-14
O'Bryant Back
From Conclave
AT Jaxyille
School Head Finds Office
Cleaned And Polished
BY Hardworking Staff
While He Was Conferring

Winnie he Was Conferr1ng
Horace O'Bryant, Superintend.
ent of Public instruction today
returned from state conference
in Jacksonville to find his Office
cleaned, polished and refurnish-
ed.
The school executive said he
was dazzled by the cleanup lob
done by his assistants, Mrs. Lu
Kinsman, Mrs Ramona knight
and Mrs. Nellie Collar. His Of
flee is in the County Courthouse.
O'Bryant said the leading talk
at the Jacksonville conference of
school superintendent was given
by DR.. w. L. Kinnan of the Ma
tional Education Association. His
subject was The Current Wave
of Attacks Against Public
Schools"
Experts from Florida UNIVERSE
ty including radio broadcaster
discussed the use of that media
for publiciziug the schools.
The NEA head of claSSrOoms
discussed school personnel prob
lens.
The State Superintendent of
Schools addressed the confer-
cnce banquet, O'Bryant said, He
discussed rlans for the school
system in 1853. He also held in
dividual conferences with super
intendents from the various
counties of Florida.
O'Bryant gave out this inform
alton from his newly furnished
office. In his absence shiny
black phone was installed near
his desk. replacing the old paint
covered one His books were
neatly stacked away in protect-
ed bookcases. and his blue prints
and plans for school expansion
were filed in wall holder. All
this work was done by his ener-
getic staff.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-14
Fear Teacher
Has Amnesia

ABERDEEN, S. D., Dec. IA
(P,--Authorities say they don't
know where to look for an at
tractive English instructor miss
ing from South Dakota state col
lege,
She may have amnesia.
There's been no trace OF Bar
bara Morehead since her car was
found abandoned not far from
Marshall, Minnesota, where she
checked out of hotel Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-14
Japan Is Warned

TOKYO, Dec. l4.--tP}--U S.
treaty ambassador John Foster
Dulles warned Japan against be-
ing, as he put it, used for new
aggression in the Pacific"
This would happen, said
Dulles. if Japan were controlled
by Soviet Communism,
Dulles addressed the American
and japanese chambers of com
merce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-14
Record Breaking S373, l20
Collected BylMonroe
County Since November 2
Tax Collector Howard
Wilson Says Collections
Expected To Be 1907
Again This Year


Again This Year
Monroe County has made
record breaking tax coli
iectiOns of some 1878. 40
since November Z, County
Tax Collector Howard VIII
son announced today.
This is more than half
the total estimated yield. ]
Wilson stressed that his
office has only progressed
$50. lao of the amount /
bns chat anotIses* SlOt5, 600
has come into the office
and il being processed Tor
distribution now.
The collection on the 1851 tax
rolls promises to be 100 percent
this year as it has been in the past
two wears, Wilson said, This is true
despite the reduction Of two mills
in the taxes levied on homesteads.
County hOmeowners are paving
only one.haf mill on homesteads
this year. instead of the two and
one-half mills they paid last year.
The total tax is 2.6 mills per
dollar on non exempt real estate
and personal property. II is esti-
mated that the total tax dollars
collected by April /. when books
close viii be s64s.5s6.97.
( Wilson explained the banner tax
year.
t'sLand is so valuable today that
people don't want TO take chance
in not paying taxes and losing it.
The high collections are due to the
boom that prevails throughout the
state. | have heard that other
counties In Florida are also break
ing records this year
Everything that has been assess
ed in the county has been collected
! by the County in the last two years.
Wilson said. This gave new and
unprecedented experience to the
| county. which win be repeated this
year.
| County tax collections are dis
tributed among the County COM
nisisoners. the School board and
| the Mosquito Control board. Wilson
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-14
100 TraiLers Are
ApproUed For
Key Vest area

One hundred irailers for the
v. S. Navy in Key West have
been authorized by the Hous-
ing and Home Finance Agency
in Washington.
The infoTmst alton was tele-
gVsphed today to Monroe covn-
~ Commissioner Joe Allen by
Senator George Smsthers.
This is the second housing
request approved for the Key
West area. The first was for
housing az Stock island.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-14
Man Pleads Guilty
To Check Charge

George o. Thompson plead
guilty before Justice of the Peace
Ira F. Albury this morning on a
charge of passing worthless
checks.
He was bound over and is now
in County Jail awaiting trial,
II was charged that Thompson
passed two checks of SIS and S35
respectively, at the Beachcomber
jewelry store.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
WANT TO BUILD?

Sure you can, and for less cash than
you think. Call now and ask about
FRIENDLY FARMS, Washington's
fermette subdivision. Choice home
sites. "a acre and UP.
JIM BRITT
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GAITHERSBURG
$21, 500
A PEnROOMS

A home in town with q
country view. Charming in
every detail. Much thought
has been used in restoring this
home. There is q soft. liv.
rm. with fireplace. lovely din:
rm. with bay window and
door opening onto q side
porch. Powder rm. Large kit.
with unusual features. End
floor has 4 bedrms, bath and
upstairs porch. Unfinished in
sulated 3rd floor. New oil hot
air furnace. Well financed.
Seen by appointment. Call
MRS. UpP, SH. 0336,
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HoUsEs-sALE-MD. tcens.)

NEAR GAITHERsBURG - 5-room,
semibungalow. consisting Of liv. room
with fireplace. dining room. kitch-
en- with modern cabinets, electric
stove and eft. Frigidaire: One bed
room and VI bath with marble base.
bedrooms, each with large closets,
full bath with marble sidewalks
Attic is fully insulated. Venetian
blinds; storm doors and windows:
basement with laundry trays; auto
matte washing machines; So gal;
heat; 2 oil tanks. $50 gal; 60-ft,
one acre Of land. Possession to suit.
S1s.500. FRED B. CuSHMAN.
REALToR. so Frederick ave-,
Gaithersburs; Phone 299. "a
ssSS sSS..oN RN y bts BUY to this sl.nentsrs
school and bus: equipped kit. full
until Until 6 pm. pm. YottNG & Bowers
NEAR KENwooD--ouality rambler,
v 0saam' a, ain satn' si d.n. ssntss sar.snsd na
porch. EXQUISITE pine-paneled rec.
room with fireplace; maids rm:; /;
laundry area; pvt. bath; large land
scaped lot; garage; many nnn other an
GSisom Ms RufnEY' fssIHFe'' ST. ssi1 or sai 81
FoUR BEDRMs., 2 baths. llv. rm,;, m,
Sath; attachsd garage. OWNER.
R90hGsE% 9hG %fs For SALE located on ston.y
Creek rd., Travillah, Nd. story and
a half bungalow with full bsmt., 4
rms. and l bath completed, 2 more
rms. to be finished; "a Of an acre;
yrs. old. ALI modern conv.. oil
heat. Gaithersburg, 493-W-2.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB-charm-
corner lot; center-hall plan; small
panelled den; 8 large bedrms.; slate
roof; garage. Priced very low for
FRANK s. PHILL1Ps. Di. i9Ii.
Of distinction-Exception-
Springs fnest locations. 8 twin-sise
picture windows and frepl.. rec. rm,
Priced for immed. sale. SH, 101l
until 8 pm. YOUNG d BOWERS
THREE-BEDRM. BRICK det. house,
Ice. kit. full bsniit.' outside entrance:
mr.. st. Johns School and Church:
q financed; pvt. owner; $4,000.
sss.soo. 5 acres; s-bedroom house.
tiled bath. kitchen. dining room,
Lying l,siS ds. room rH, with M 4fireplace: asphalt
copper cutters electricity, all mod
ern conveniences, oil burner heat;
80 miles Washington near Pooles-
vile on Hughes I'd. Call Rockville
24oo or 1854. HAROLD C. SMITH.
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BETHESDA
b509 YORK LANE

,-bedrm., brick rambler in beautiful
Greenwich Forest section. Ia
baths. GE kit. lse. bsmt. with
picture window overlooking terrace.
Don't pass up this fine offering
Directions: Out GEORGETOWN I'd. left
on Wilson lane, right on Moorland
lane to York lane and open sign.
r. Fl. BEST. INC. WI, 1898; ewes,
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ATLAS REALTY co.
HOME AND INCOME

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
9-family fat, live in one and collect
$f77.50 per no.: rms. and bath
each apt: COW. to shopping center.
buses, etc. Call 10. 9-9l10; ewes,
VI. 1910.
Puffenberger g. Moore, Inc.
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CHEVY CHASE
S29.950
Lovely home on cor. lot in excellent
Chevy Chase. Center hall liv. nm,
din. rm., kit. screened porch and
powder rm; 2nd H. 3 bedrms.. 2
baths, stairway to I'm. attic; rec
rm. with firepi; att. garage; oil
a.-e. heat.
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
Beautiful home on ise: lot, consisting
tile bath, compl. GE kit, ample
storage space; gas a.-e. heat.
KENsINGToN
S16,950
1 i2-story expandable on shaded lot.
approx. 57x200. ist a.. liv. rm..
bedrms.. tile bath, compl. GE kit.
uttl. bsmt.. gas a.-e. heat.
NEAR ROCKVILLE
S2I250
p-rm., 1-bath home on 2 acres with
shade trees and lovely lawn. II 2nd
bath is added. can be made into 2
apis. Has 2 compl kits. with elec
stoves and refgrs. With remodeling
this house can be made into peri.
suburban home for gracious living.
Oil INV. heat.
For appt. to inspect these properties,
call Mr.. Burklin. WI. 1888; ewes.
WI. 62ss.
r. H, BEST. 1Nc-REALToRs
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PRIVACY

Yet ! block from schools. stores ana
earline; lge. 2,story home with 800.
T. hs9rms hhfS9rrase; bs;h Nv hrm;; din rm:. kit,
h.-w.h.; chicken house: vegetable
garden planted. In q setting Oh
very old shade trees. for only
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HOUSES FOR sALs--MD.
SILVER SPRING
FOR VETERANS-$2,865
INCLUDING ALL

SETTLEMENT COSTS
THREE -BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
With full bsmt., brick firepl. wall,
beamed ceiling, all-elec. kit. and
diversified lots in beautiful Carroll
Knolls. $16,750 with some corner
lots left. These values can not be
beaten anywhere. ACT NOW. Hun
dreds sold and only q few left in
the last section. For qualified
veterans or FHA purchasers.
OPEN SAT. AND SUM-,
10 AM. TO DARK
Directions: From the center Of Sill
yer Spring. out Georgia ave. ext.
about 2 miles to Evans dr., left
at our display sign and follow the
arrow to our furnished model home.
Colonial Investment Co.
s15-Sl9 9th st. NV. RE. $3.50
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MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.

144S MINNESOTA AVE. SE.
Lovely 4-bedrm. detached home, situ-
ated on beautiful lge. fencedsin lot;
modern kit, full bsmt. This is an
ideal home for a lge. family or
Yooming house. Near st. Xavier and
public schools. Open for inspection,
Sun. 2-7 pm. Priced TO sell this
week end. See Mr. Sparks on pre-
n1ises or call DU. 1895; ewes, NO.
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COLORED

[mmac. 5-rm. semidet. brick. featur-
ing completely equipped kit. full
basement. gas a.-c. heat: combina-
ton storm windows and screens.
T. D. BURGESS
2524 Ps. Ave. Sc. VI. 2sO2.
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ANACOSTIA

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
A 3-bedrm. brick bungalow. Cape Cod
style; large liv. rm. with entrance
foyer, family dining room, equipped
kit. rear porch. bedrm. ard bath.
on 1st floor; full basement. clubroom.
oil h.-w.h.; immed. possession; close
TO Boiling Field. Low down payment
and assume CT loan. HILLCREST
REALTY CO, 14l4 Pa. ave. Sc.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

IN vIERS MILL-Assume
q. GI loan, no red tape. Call ROBERT
A. FOSTER, SLIGO A166. "a
DAMASCUS BARGAIN
Lovely 4-bedrm. home; VI acre: beau
tiful lawn and shade; close to all
conveniences. Price. SIT. 800.
EUGENE B. GINGELL
Bethesda. Md, WI. 2022 or
e. B. Burke, Damascus 254l
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CABIN JOHN PARK
CHEVY CHASE

oPEN oPEN snN. snN. I I I'LL I'LL BARR BARR
1908 Tarrytown rd. Most unusual
split level home consisting Of living
room with fireplace, dining room,
de luxe modern electric kitchen. In
rooms, 3 baths. maids room. Gas
a.-c. heat. Attached garage. Com
pletely fenced, wooded lot and
paved terrace, Dir: Out WIS. ave.
to Leland. right to oakridge. left
sAaf1EE, fnStf,'1Sn =. sodtSY. "a ". NE ne % 9G.
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For o
LARGE
FAMILY

An immaculate det. corner home
with up to bedrms.. 2 baths. liv.
rm., din. rm.. dinette, bsmt. and a
End kit. If needed. Most beautiful
lot in choice location near N. H. ave.
HOME REALITlY? LIl?'eeo go REALTORS
1925 Penna. Ave. NV. RE. 1887
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ORCHARDALE
6211 SARATOGA AVE

OE1O11f11t1IE1
5211 SARATOGA AVE.
OPEN SUN. 1-6 PM.
Situated on . lge; corner
lot, an excellent brick home.
featuring large rooms. 1st
floor has reception hall. liv.
rm. with fireplace, din. rm;.
kit. with garbage disposal.
powder room and large side
porch for summer living. End
h.. 3 bedrms. and bath. Pull
down stairway to attic. Fine
light basement and attached
garage. Gas hot-air heat. Con-
venient to all schools and
shopping area. PLEASE CALL
MRS UrP, SH. O335. Direc-
tions: Out River rd.. across
Western ave. to Saratoga ave-.
right to house.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
rPToWN OFFICE 460s Wisconsi
ave-. OR. 6716. pa
Evening star., 1951-06-23
ioUsEs FOR SALE-S.E.

ANDREWS FIELD-PENTAGON- Is
min. to Andrews Field and Pentagon;
4-yr.-old. all-brick duplex with liv.
Tm., dining area. kitchen and 3
weli-lighted bedrms.; full bsmt.; :;
auto. washer Included in price. AS.
sumo large CT loan; only $13 $50,
dEoRdEs Realty csea' CO. WA. 1866 1855.
g to 8. UN. l166
NEAR BRANCH AND MINI. AVES.-
Lovely pre-war semidet. brick, taste
fully dec. and In new cond through
out; .liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, Ist Il. (;
bedrms., tile bath, End A.; screened
front porch; recr. rn. in bsmt.; auto.
heat; fenced lot; ideal loc for
children near park. $500 dowJ
n CARLYLE DeLOZIER, Realtor
WA. 5000, WA. 6060. -2S
S-RM.. 2-AP1. BRICK BUNGALOW
OFF SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
Sight years old, in spotless condi-
tion, 2 full tiled baths, 2 beauti-
fully equipped large kitchens. one
with automatic washer. and knotty
pine walls; gas h.-w.h.; large land
scaped lot; rental Of private apt.
pays notes on CT trust. which can
ATLAS REALTY. ST. 1858. --23
- OPEN 2-6
b4lS Branch ave, Sc. S10,500, $55.
mo. Brick. 4 rms. and bath. Lge.
iv. rm. with firepl , lge oecrms..
tse. kit, elec stove. refgr.: bsmt.; oil
h.-w.h.; lge. lot. Paved drive, nice
shaded lawn, shrubs. GI I'm. 4Ge.
No brokers. CY. 9277. 24s
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PI1NGAI0W
OPEN DAILY TO z PM.
4643 H ST, Sc.

tU5O II y L. DE-
10 new all-brick semidet. 3-bedroom
houses, featuring GE kitchen, dish
washer. garbage DISPOSAL, S-cu. 1T.
refgr. and the much-talkad about
GE range. Full basement with out
side entrance to toilet. Private park
ing space. Adjacent to one of the
best shopping centers in Sc, one
block from busline and schools. Or
ders taken daily y am; to pm,
Bessley or Mr.. Martufi.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor. D1. 3346;
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FORESTVILLE
FORESTVILLE

FORESIVILLE
A very attractive new brick rambler
featuring lge. rms, tile bath, spa
cious utility rm., oil a.-c. heat,
storage attic; situated on lovely lot
surrounded by shade trees. Priced to
sell at only S13.950, excellent A.
nancing.
T. D. BURGESS
1894 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 2s02 'ttl o.
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1881 45th PLACE
BRADBURY HEIGHTS
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 3 TILL
DARK FOR YOUR INSPECTION

kmmac. 6-rm. brick Colonial featuring
spacious liv. rm. with hrepl.. COM
pletely equipped kit, lge. screened
In porch, full hsmt with fin recr.
Ym. and full bath. Oil h.-w.h,, can
be used as apis. with no additional
expense Cow to bus, schools and
shopping. Directions: Out Alabama
ave Sc. to 45th pl.-45th pl. to
1881 and onen sign.
T. D. BURGESS
eb24 Pa. Ave. Sc VI. 2so2.
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1885 EAST CAPITOL
2 complete apis, Of 3 rms. kit, and
bath each; Colonial porcn, brick, full
cellar. gas h-wh., inmed. poss.
Terms. FREDERICK A, BLUMER.
617 Penna. ave. Sc. FIR. 1888; ewes.
and Sun LII 1-961S IA
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BETHESDA,
516 PARK LANE

OPEN SUNDAY. 2-k
This excel Cape Cod features beau
tiful liv. rm. with fireplace, den OF
bedrm, and shower bath, banquet
size din. rm.. GE kit. with DISPOSAL
side screened porch: End f. has 3
bedrms.. / in pine paneling. plus
This home was custom built OF the
finest materials for the present
owner only two years ago and is
being offered for the first time al
reasonable price and terms. Dir.
Out Georgetown road to Battery
h luse. Exclusive with SIGLER d
CO.. Realtor, HUI. 1913. ST.. 1928.
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S1O.95O

Two large bedrms., extra-large liv.
rm. in this 2-story det. brick -shingle
home; beautiful landscaped lot. incl:
with . white picket fence: only 8
years old and In perfect .eond. For
infermstion os,app Or appt to ses' cali "a
iii; eyes,, Mr.. Middleton. uN.
Evening star., 1951-06-23

BALTIMORE BLVD, RTVERDALE
h-story. 6 rooms. full dry bsmt; !;
iast painted IA and IN excellent s ,,t e9ndl- moi,
and beautifully Handicapped with lge,
trees Spanish moss. fish aquarium,
barbecue pit, etc.; Lear garage.
Substantial cash required. WAYNE
4. CASKEY. AP. 6400 or WA. 1888.
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RAMBLER

RAMBLER
Beautiful; situated on q gorgeous.
level Handicapped lot that provides an
ideal setting: an attractively deco
wood burning fireplace; modern
kitchen with breakfast room: 3 large
bedrooms, two tiled baths; attached
garage, very large utility room,
patio with awnings. The owner is
moving to Calf. and says sell. If
you are looking for a real bargain
here II, is. We will take your house
in trade.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
S612 JONES MILL RID.
(Out 18th to East-West hwy, turn
left about / mi. to light and Jones
Mill rd., turn right 2 blocks. See
our sign, or out Conn. ave. to East
West hwy. turn right to light, turn
left 2 blks.) Mr.. Guynn. EN- 1882
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor DI 3346 "a
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RADIANT VALLEY
A REMARKABLE RJJY
SEAT PLEASANT
OPEN SUNDAY "a

o23 Addison I'd; 9 rms: new house
cond., new roof; only $1,000 down.
Mr.. CLARKE. 10. 1882, or vi.
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OWNER TRANSFERRED

OWNER TRANSFERRED
Must sell attractive well-built home in
Wyngate. 6 rooms. " baths; COM
and disposal; screened porch and
sundeck: built-in garage. House and
grounds in tip-top condition. A truly
excellent home for $4,000. For
appointment. call MIR. Stephens, WI.
5065
PHILLIPS, CANDY g. FULLER, INC.
1012 18th ST. NV. ST. 2400
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1735 MASS AVE. Sc.

1735 MASS. AVE. Sc.
large s-rm. row brick home, End
a., wall-to-wall carpeting: gas h.
VII; beautiful yard; garage; per
feet condition throughout; suitable
for 2 families; live in one; rent the
other; close to stores, schools and
transportation. Open Sundays,
It'll 6 or for appointment weekdays.
call Mr.. Evans. RA. 534S with
HARRY PORETSKY &, SONS. INC,
1918 K st. NV. Ma. 5306. "a
BUNGALOW
Liv. rm. with frepl. din. rm.. kit.
9 bedrms and bath. Full bsmt, recr
rr for only 81 ,25o or good offer
RALPH CHFVALIER
GU. 4-1S00 Ewes, VI, o. 81
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KENSINGTON

KENSINGTON
3-bedrm. brick Dutch CO.
lonial on beautifully Handicapped lot
This house is absolutely spotless.
Has Nv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm..
large glass. Enclosed den, equipped
entrance; garage. barbecue and COW
cred fiagstone patio in rear. Con-
venient to transp.. schools. and
shopping. Call for appointment to
see, HuGG1NS g. HARRISON, INC,
Realtors. Kensington, Md. Lo.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
SEAT PHEASANT Nm

oEAI PHEASANT, MD.
62l2 Field ST., open sun. 2 Ia e.
An unusual bargain for the ri1ht
party. Small down payment, bal.
ance $61.75 mo-, gives immediate
possession TO this 5-rm. frame home,
Deal with owner. Call MR.. OMLOR,
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S1O500

A new 2-bedrm. de luxe rambler; .
lse., bedrms.. tile bath. lge. Hv. rm.
with big picture window, truly
modern kit. with many cabinets.
lge. din. area, oil a.-c. heat. lot COZ
$50. with many. shade trees. HILL
CREST REALTY CO. 1914 Pa. ave.
re II T.4040
, 1951-11-26

trail State since 1947. Everybody
was congratulating everybody!
What a day. The seventh straight
victory for the Red Narauders,
one of the best Homecomings for
CS, and the breaking of a four
year jinx which w. Va. held over
the Marauders!
DR.. Ruth Thomas, outstanding
in the field Of Education, just back
from a one day conference held
by the Ohio Unit for Student
Teaching at Miami University, was
enthusiastic in her praise of the
success of the one day meet. She
reports that Mr.. Kenneth A. Bate
man, Specialist in International
, 1951-11-26
MARKET REPORT

were operating on the belief that
the news of a final agreement on
the Korean cease-fire line had been
discounted in last weeks decline.
Thus, they returned to the buying
side once the overnight selling or
ders had been cleared away.
Selected rail shares were pro-
minent on the upside. Northern Pa
cific rose 2 1I8 points; Union Pa
cific gained 1 ia, and Katy Pre-
ferred rose 8 4.
In the industrial division, Mo-
torola advanced 2 1 Is; Cities Ser
vice was up 1 la; Gulf Oil up
3 a; and Anaconda up 5I8.
Dupont, which opened nearly a
point lower at a new 1861 bottom.
snapped back to SO for a gain of
1l8.
At II A. M. the Dow-Jones In
dustrial average was up 50 cents;
and rails also gained 50 cents;
and the utilities were up two cents.
Volume was slightly more active
at 100000 shares, as against 210,,
900 on Saturday.
Curb stocks were irregularly low
err. Big board bonds were mixed
with U. S. governments in de,
mand. Commodities were irregular
with cotton higher and grains low,
er.
, 1951-11-26
Editor Is Speaker
At College Funds
Symposium

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 James
]. fitzpatrick, Jr., editor Of the
Richmond News Leader will be a
last minute substitute for Ralph
E. McGill, Atlanta Constitution
Editor at the United Negro College
Funds third annual educational
symposium Are We Close to
Solving Our Race Problem?" at
Hunter College, Tuesday, Novem-
Der 9th, at $3.50 P. NJ, it was
announced at Fund headquarters
today.
Listed earlier as one of the prin-
ciple speakers Of the Funds 1851
symposium, McGill unexpectedly
was summoned to India on an I'M
disclosed assignment. fitzpatrick
will take over the affirmative, or
Southern, viewpoint, to be oppos-
ed in the panel discussion by Edi-
tor of the Atlantic Monthly Ed
ward Weeks, chairman of the Nov
ember 9th forum.
In addition to fitzpatrick and
Weeks, the panel will include Mrs.
Sadie T. M. Alexander, Philadel-
phia attorney, the first Negro wo-
man to be admitted to the bar in
Pennsylvania; and George S. Sch
uyler, associate editor ofthe Pitts
burgh Courier, and author Of
what the Negro Wants."
, 1951-11-26

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, 1951-11-26

Educational Program, U. S. Office
of Education was the main speak
err. The purpose Of the meet was
the Improvement of student teach
er educational methods with en-
phasis on the practical work that
the student does. A high light of
meet was a report made by several
student teachers from Germany.