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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
1907 JONES MILL RD.
CHEVY Y-CHASE, MD.
OPEN SUN. 1875

4-bedroom, 2Hs-bath house with ex-
cellent floor plan, including living
room and den. dining room and
breakfast room, modern kitchen
with Hotpoint dishwasher and
washing machine, screened porch;
basement and built-in garage Large
fenced-in rear yard. A really good
house for the large family and
priced at only $4,000.
West hwy. right to Jones Mill I'd
and lett to home or out 18th st,
NV. to East-West hwy, left to
Jones Mil rd. and right to home.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. O222.
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HEIGHTS, MD.
SSH EMERSON ST

OPEN SUN 1:30 TILL DARK
Lovely 3-bedrm. det. house on leyGi
corner. large lot. Living rm. with
Iwood-burning fireplace. Real din.
ing I'm. up-to-date kitchen, ultra.
venlent to transportation and shop.
ping; BUS service, public and paro.
cnlal schools. Directions: Out De-
tense highway to Edmonston I'd :.
turn left and continue to Emerson
~ MARSHALL sIs ME Maprya \ w1pHfi,ES TT S9S6, G6,
RealtOr, DI. 334i. 1924 I'm 81 N w
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BERKSHIRE
BRICK RAMBLERS
3 BEDROOMS
ONLY S16 Q50

Open Today, 10 AM. til Dar
Custom quality brick RAM
blers again available in of&
Of the finest established deyei-
opments in nearby Southeast
suburban Washington, Very
large living room and Are
place. dining area. 3 fine bed
rooms. colored tile bath, model
YOUNGSTOWN kitchen with gar
bage disposal, full easements.
gas heat, copper plumbing,
large Sodded, Handicapped yard;
paved streets, sewers and all
utilities; quick transportation
downtown; nearby public and
parochial schools and churches.
Everything you've dreamed
about. Call MA. 9T97 daily;
Sundays and evenings AK.
0634.
Directions: Out Penna. ave.
Sc. to Alabama avenue. left
across D. C. line to Marlboro
pike about . miles to large
Berkshire sign and new RAM
4 blers on the right. CAPITOL
VIEW REALTY CO.. Realtors,
QOE N0m vartr ore
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9513 OCALA ST.
Indian Spring Hills, Sill. Sp.
Two blocks from Indian sprine
Country Club; new de luxe 3-bedrm,
rambler with full bsmt., streamlined
ail-elec; kit. with dishwasher and
disposal breakfast space), stone
trimmed lge. lot; in established
neighoorhood, close to country club,
reach: Out Colesvill9 I'd. to Frank
lin ave. right to ocala and left to
property. "
PHILIP B. KEY CO., Realtors
81. 3o1o TIL Q Pm.
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DAMASCUS

semibungaloW Of stone and brick
construction, living room 16x1S with
stone open fireplace. inviting dining
room, kitchen modern to the minute,
floors; 2nd fioor, 3 complete bed
rooms and storage roofn Full base
ment, oil hot water heat; double
garage; S23. 500.
Call Jerry Williams, Damascus 6261.
Walker Avenue, Gaithersburg
2-story frame. rooms and bath,
garage. larse and attractive yard.
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MT. RAINIER, S12,60O

| -w,h.; bath; lge. lot: Zoned ISi
CONNER: could be converted TO apis.
For appt. to inspect call Mr., Cur.
ing, with r. G. DUNNE. no. 070O.
Ewes and Sun. LA 677RS wv
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RAMBLER

Lovely, bright. shiny RAM
bier in immaculate condition.
Reception hail. long living
room with fireplace and huge
picture window, separate din
ing room with French door
opening on porch, beautiful,
sunny kitchen: 2 unusually
large bedrooms. distinctive
bathroom and many excellent
closets; full daylight basement,
suitable for recreation room or
for use as Is, as q Tink-size
playroom; situated on we'll
kept lot. in a close-in Mary
land community. Just 90 minis.
from downtown Washington.
An ideal home for a small
family. For further informa-
tion. please call Mrs. RAM
sey. GIL. 1865.
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AVONDALE AREA
OWNERS LEAVING CTTv

But they can't take this
lovely det, brick home with
them 1t is situated on a large
Weu-shaded lot. The house has
weil-arranged rooms, 2lz
baths, recr. room. oil h.-w.h..
and is located near Shopping
center, buslines. Schools.
churches. etc. Priced to sell All
$24 $50, on reasonable terms,
To inspect. call Mr.. Press, GE.
1888. DUNN & CO.. Realtors,
1883 Rhode Island ave. HY.
004S. -
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ssS3 o50'

An attractive det. frame cottage with
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit; 2 good-size
pletely surrounded by white picket
fence. Close to Glen Echo Park.
Excellent terms. Call NE. 1143 until
9 pm. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
HONEYMOON

NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MD.
New brick ramblers and two-story
homes available to
VETERANS-$11,5 500
Subject to ground rent; as little a.
$3.50 down, monthly payments as
low as S74; each plan has 8 bed
crete st. (Non-vets financing avail
able alsol To reach: Out Balti-
more blvd. approximately 2 mi. past
Univ of Md. to Lackawanna ST..
follow directional signs to exhibit
OVER 450 SOLD AND OCCUPIED
OPEN UNTIL DARK
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
37lS R. /. Ave. WA. 5000
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BRICK RAMBLERS
Colesville Pike and Thomas DR..
6 rms, ami, large lot; must be
seen to be appreciated; $4,000 cash
required. For appt. call HI. S114:
after 6 pm, Ii. 3-3625. You won't
be sorry.
WOOD & MITCHELL
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DAMASCUS

GROOM BUNGALOW, bath. not-water
heat, full basement, expandable attic
garage, Va acre land; $500. Can
buy enough to make 5 acres. Call
Jerry williams, Damascus 6261 or
Fred B. Cushman. Gaithersburg 29o.
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Takona Park
WHEATON HILLS
: II S3n5 HN IN EI;i INi;ieTFAn M

OPEN SUN. Q TILL DARK
living room. dining room and kitch-
en-; full basement with tile floor and
outside entrance. Out Ga. ave-,
blocks past traffic Hight In Wheaton,
left on Dawson ave block. left to
our sign. Call Mr.. 6artweu, LO.
6-3752. KIRKS REALTY CO., Real
tors, HO. 677S. %
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DAMASCUS

4 rooms and bath. stairway to ex-
pandaoie attic full basement. oil
heat, garage; $10,500.
Call Jerry Williams. Damascus 6261
Fred B. CuShman, Realto1
$40 FREDERICK AVE.
GAITHERSBURG. MD. PHONE 2aq
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OPEN TODAY
WOODMOOR

2-bath brick, ram.
bier on cor. lot Very large liv. rm.
din. rm., WESTINGHOUSE elec. kit.
with garbage disposal and exhaus
fan. 3 bedrms., 2 baths all on Isl
A. gear built-in gar. Price, S24,.
900. Directions: Out Colesville I'd
to Lorraine ave. (3rd st. beyond 4
Corners): Right 3 blks. to Crest
moor. Left 2 blks to Eastmoor
right to home Follow arrows.
GRAHAM e. CO.,
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SOIL SARATOGA AVE.
NEARBY MARYLAND
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6
$23,250

Lovely, cheerful. sunny
home of good construction and
larger than average rooms,
1st floor. living room with
wood-burning fireplace. dining
room and well equipped
kitchen with long Formica
work counter and many cab
inets; 3 spacious bedrooms
with unusually large closets
and tiled bath on 2nd floor;
full basement. recreation room
with fireplace, complete bath.
laundry; attached garage;
large, level. Handicapped lot. A
peaceful community. Just 20
minis. from downtown. conven-
lent to schools. Well financed.
For further information. please
call Mrs. Ramsey. GL. 1865.
Directions: Ont Wis. ave.
left on River rd. Cat Searsl
4 blocks beyond District line
to Saratoga. left to house.
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PAUL pen MfLLRRa LlsRay tx. 7o7o.
WEST LANHAM HILLS - 3-bedru,
bungalow, on extra deep lot; ful
bsmt., oil heat; $500 down. bal
ance less than rent Call WA. 300,
I'll 9 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS
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Fred B. Cushman, Realtol
S ACRES

5 ACRES
Located 3 miles from the
one Of the most desirable luca-
tions of Capitol View (near
Kensington); Improved with
e 2.story frame and stone
Small center-hali entrance.
room with two open freplaces.
television room or den. small
dining room with large pic
pleasing scenery: kitchen with
cabinets; wide screened porch.
entire end Of house. "a won
derful place to relax) Second
floor: 5 bedrooms. 2 open IRE.
places. places. baths. .pa plenty ,oDi OF
fno floor; s'oIasf oii h-Th; T9GG Pa basemens TTa
with laundry room, Ia baths,
root and vegetable cellar. Out
buildings consist of c-car
garage, small barn, workshop.
Toulouse. Stream entire
length of the property; lots Of
fruit: berries, very. unusual
shrubbery and. tall, stately
oaks; near Rock Creek Bride
Path; 2 blocks from the rec
reation center; near schools
and bus transportation. This
is really q very attractive
place; about 8 blocks from the
noise of the highway: has q
! very restful and pleasing ap-
pearance. Price. $47, 800.
FRED B. CUSHMAN, Rcaltor.
$40 Frederick ave-. Gathers
hiir4f MD ph0ne 2aq
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BUNGALOW - Very nice hricktez
Ppudngaiow. ny rrn,, din; rm., kit. 2
screened rear porch, lot Io0xlO0
with fruit trees and slrubbery
price only $500. SUBURBAE
REALTY CO. 5402 Marlboro pike
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SILVER SPRING
Def. CORNER RRTCK

Liv.. rm. with firepl., din.
rm., kit, powder rm,, side
screened porch. first floor.
Upstairs. 3 bedrms., hath
Full, dry basement, gas heat.
Between Mrs. Kay's and IN
dian Spring Country Club.
can ST. 0014 or GE. 5O6I.
BEST & COMPANY
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MARYLAND PARK, MD.
2 SAMPLE HoUsEs-s14. $50

6 RMS. TILE BATH. FIREPLACE.
De LUKE KITCHEN WITH RE.
F?IGERATOR; GARAGE; FULL
BASEMENT; ENTIRE HOUSE DBL.
INSULATED. l mile from D, G.
Finest transp. High rating of FHA'
Streets under improvements. Not
Ep Esqpo'eet to Reg; x; TERMS. BUILD
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SHANNON & LUCHS co,
1913 H st. NV. MA. 2346
IIXZ A r,ErcnIrrT
Landover Hills

Two-story. 6-rm. home. Liv.
rm:, din. rm. and kit, lst A.;
bedrms. and bath. 2nd a.;
tull basement. oil heat; lge.
level lot: only $1,000 down.
balance like rent. Quick pos
Clyde r. Adams, Realtor
5440 Annapolis Rd.. UN. II43.
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DAMASCUS

Groom BUNGALOW with expandable
attic, full basement. OF: heat and a
handsome home. Must be seen to
Williams. Damascus 6261.
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FANTASTIC REDUCTION
l s Id my house last week to a Navy
commander for S13.S00. / bought
another house Then the commander
had to cancel out and | am stuck
Most OF my stuff is packed and I've
got TO move next week. So this h
what am forced to do: KNOCK
on 81 900 from the sale price So
that ] can get unstuckl You car
nave 1t for $12.S00, and this &
what you get:
A fine lge. bungalow in Silver sprine
with II by 10 living room. Biz
bsdrms,. and 9 very roomy kit
chen. dinette. Full basement, par
tttioned for recreation room. Beau
tiful built-tn floor to ceiling book
shelIes in liv. rm. Two breakfast
bars. aluminium sen-storing storm
windows; custom built aluminium
canopy. .Cornices for all windows,
Many other built-in shelves and dc
luxe features.
THIS house is approved by VA and
FHA, You need about 1900 ID
buy 1T. and then your total pay
mentS including taxes and insurance
VIII be only $3.50 a month.
This is an on-the-leyel deal. The old
contract with the commander /,
mere Tor your inspection. Gail LO
o.224g, or come out to 1905 Parker
ave, take Georgia ave. Just pas
wheaton Shopping Center to Arcola
1eIl 70 Parker-left to house.
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WOODMOOR.
OPEN SAT- AND SUN.

1902 Amber dr., Kensington. Attrac-
tive brick home. 3 bedrms. on 2nd
Il, With firepi; ise. lot; garden and
shade; gar; right price and terms.
Immac. cond. To reach: Out Conn.
ave. to Kensington, left on Dresden
st. to Summit, right on Summit to
Amber and sign. ROBERT A. FOS-
TER. 81. 1855, -
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A TRULY, TRULY FAIR
OPEN SUN, TIL 6
96O6 I'd AVE, WoODSIDE
SILVER SPRING
This lovely 2-story brick and stone
Colonial in excellent condition con-
sists of living room, 23x13, with
fireplace, guest size dining room,
spacious kitchen equipped with 6x7
pantry. Second floor has 3 twin
size bedrms. and 2 tile baths. The
attic is finished into game room.
The bsmt. is ground level in the
rear, y bath with laundry room
and built-in garage. The house is
situated on a shaded lot, block
to schools. TRANSPORTATION at door,
shopping 2 blks. Vacant. Price,
S23. Directions: Out 18th st.
to Colesville rd., bear right under
B.. a. o. underpass, I'd ave. turn
left to 9606 and our open" sign.
BULGE & BOWLBY
1916 Ga. aye. sH. 5419
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OPEN

rambler n1 with S f1ll bsmt Nice 0rlSk liv
rm., dinette, YOUNGSTOWN kit, tile
bath: on lge. lot; only 8 mos. old;
$3.50 down. assume CT loan.
OWNER, LO. 5-4250.
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Give Your Family Room
Finest Built Rambler

Finest Built Rambler
In the country. by a builder. who
all brick. .built-in garage. Our Gus:
toners who have bought have all
agreed there is nothing better on
the market at this price; only $15.-
$50. Only few left for the, week
end. For appointment, call 10.
$1,000, KENSINGTON REALTY
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TEMPLE HILLS
TEMPLE HILLS
SERVICE
UNIVERSITY PARK

A'A S4bAO4 l L I AIlA
Cleaning white Colonial, set amid
tall oaks, on dbIe. lot, in this beau-
tlful residential section, near uni.
versity OF Md. Just as charming in
side as out. Features center r-entrancs
hal, nearly as lge. as living rm.,
which has fireplace. Other features
fast rm.. kitchen with dishwasher,
garbage disposal; screened side
porch: full bslnt., oil h.-w.h.; 5 lee.
6edrms. Price, S24,500. Gail Mrs.
ROGER MOSS, Realtor
2125 r. I. Ave. NE, HO. 602O.
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UNIVERSITY HILLS
WEST HYATTSVITLE

WEST HYATTSVILLE
Open Sat. and Sun, 2-6; 56O2 37th
ave. New and prewar bungalows,
partially finished attic; gas heat:
bath and half; lge. lot. Extras incl.
screened-in porch, dining rm., bsnt.,
entr.,- drepl.. insulated attic. Dir. !:
Out Mich. ave. to Queens Chapel
I'd. and Hamilton ST., right to 37th
ave-. left to house. Exclusive J.
EVERETT ROBERTSON. WA. 1880.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
WHEATON, HILLS, MD.

WHEATON HILLS, MD.
1904 Arcola ave.-Attractive 3-bed-
rm. brick Colonial. Al cond. Lge.
liv. rn1., hrepl., lge. din. rm.. equip.
kit. excel. bedrms., tile bath.
spacious rear porch, glass inclosed;
fuH bsnlt.. gas a.-c. heat, very at
tractive yard with plenty of shrub
berry. Mr.. bus and school. Priced
right. Dir: Out Georgia ave. ex-
tended to Arcola. left to 2604 and
WHEATON HILLS, MD.
11702 Georgia ave.--Excel. 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial (3 yrs. old). Lge. liv.
rm., firepi., din. rm.. equip. kit;
aluminium storm windows, fun bsmt.,
gas heat. rear yard Anchor fenced
On bus line mr.. shopping center
Price, $l6,950.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
S214 Roanoke ave. Il blk. of Flower
ave.)---Excel. brick bungalow. liv
rm;, flrepl.,. Q bedrms., expandabie
attic, 2 baths. hsmt. arranged with
3-rm.. apt; gas h.-wh.. deep lot
Priced right. Assume S13 100 loan
$75 per mo. Conv. to everything
ALL OPEN SUN, 1-6
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
SH, O424, SH. 0fSO1 Ewes Ia R-RS00
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MUST GO TODAY
S16.950

Silver Spring; $4,000 down and take
over, payments OF APPROX. $s5 mo.
home. Liv. rm., din. rm., kit. 8
bedrnis. and bath; full bsmt.. gas
heat. Terms, cash or trade. Mr..
Bernsteik 81. O776. cox d co.
Evening star., 1951-11-14

integration policies have been
started in the Far East Command,
but said a start Of such programs
in other areas, particularly in the
United States, will present prob
lens Of greater magnitude and
variety than those encountered in
Korea and Japan"
Further steps by the Depart
ment of the Army to broaden
existing integration," the general
wrote. will depend upon the
Evening star., 1951-11-14

The American Veterans Com
mittee today criticized the Army
for failing ito end segregation
practices among it's troops and
charged that time has run out on
this matter"
The complaint wes registered as
the AVG released copies of letters
between the veterans group and
1t. Gen. A. c. McAuliffe, Army
personnel chief, on the segrega-
ton question.
Gen. McAuliffe'S letter said that
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evaluation of completed findings
Of the present studies"
Michael Straight, ave national
chairman, replied in a letter that
President Truman issued an ex-
ecutive> order in July. 1948, stating
that policies to establish equal
ity of treatment and opportunity"
for all persons in the armed forces
shall be put into effect las rapidly
as possible" Mr.. Straight added
THAT studies are still being
made to determine policy, three
years after policy was established
Evening star., 1951-11-14
War Criminals to Be Freed

TOKYO. Nov. IA (R.-Twenty-
five japanese war criminals will
be paroled next week after serv-
ing most of their terms in Tokyo's
Sugamo prison. This will bring
to 436 the number who have been
freed.
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Pace Visits Moroccuns

MARBURG, Germany. Nov. IA
P.-United States Army Secre-
tary Pace, in Germany for a tour
Of Allied military bases, paid a
visit today to French Moroccan
troops stationed in this American
zone city.
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To Draft Congressman
Into School Inspection

Members of Congress who con.
troll the destiny of the District by
its purse strings may be dragged
through Washingtons schools tc
expose them to education needs il
the Board of Trade Education
Committee adopts this project a.
its big job of 1852.
Ninety-four school officials
Board of Education members ane
members of the Board of Trade
Education Committee toured 81
District schools yesterday. 1t was
the Board of Trades annua,
"education-bu business day" The
tour was made in groups of a
dozen persons, three schools tc
each group.
Afterwards. the teacher short
age. vandalism, the need for
building improvements and under
enrolment in vocational courses
were the chief topics of a discus
sion with School Supt. Hobart M
Corning at Wilson High School.
Most of the satisfaction with
the school system. approved in
general as excellent, stemmed
from Congressional appropria-
tionS. Board of Trade members
wanted to know whether appro-
priation subcommittee members
from the House and Senate Dis
trict Committees had ever made a
similar tour.
Meeting to Act.
Some of them haven't even
been in a school since they were
attending classes said DR.. Corn
ing.
Lotion S. Wesley, chairman of
the trade boards education COM
mittee, said drafting Senators and
Representatives for a school tour
would come up at the committee S
meeting next month, or possibly
in a special meeting sooner.
IF we can expose members of
Congress to our schools. as we
have been exposed today, they can
be educated as we have" said
Jesse Suter. education committee
member. They might catch
something by that exposure. The
Congress does not understand the
District, and that is the reason
for the school defficiences we
have"
He urged the enlistment Of the
entire membership of the Board of
Trade to induce members of Con-
gresS to visit the school.
II the congressional tour ma
terializes, members will view first
hand the things that disturbed
yesterdays sightseers.
Chiefly. they will become &C
quainted with the continuing
teacher shortage, with no prospect
OF improvement unless salaries are
increased.
Vandalism on the school sys-
TENS IT'S buildings runs the an
nual repair and improvement bill
TO SIS million and adds up to
10000 repair requests year, &C
cording to Archie Hutson, super
mtendent of school construction.
This is nine-tenths a parents
problem, said DR.. Corning.
Records in Fire Trans.
Crammed administrative head
quarters in the old Franklin
School, at Thirteenth and K
streets NV. were termed a fire
trap for valuable records by school
officials, School Offices are scat
tered in 81. other buildings
throughout the city because there
isn't room for them in the Frank
lin School. which is already sag
ging in two corners, the school
superintendent said.
Vocational school classrooms
are empty because parents and
don't know enough about
technical training to make it pop
ular.
On the good side, members of
the tour said they were amazed
at the intensity and desire to
learn of students in classes at the
District Americanization School.
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Episcopal Guild Bozuur

The Women's Guild of st. Pat
rick's Episcopal Church will spon-
sor a Christmas bazaar tomorrow
from II am. to pm. in the
church at Foxhall road and
Greenwich parkway NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-14
Martin, in Tokyo, Expects
To Be House Speaker Again
BY the Assoeiated Press

TOKYO, Nov. 14.-Representa-
tive Martin, Republican, of Mas
sachusetts, today said he had no
preferences for a Republican NOM
inee for President, but that he
expected to be the next Speaker
of the House.
Mr.. Martin, now majority lead
er, is on a tour of the world with
Representative Leonard w. Hall,
Republican, of New York.
They were guests of Gen. Mat
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by the President. suggests to us
that that policy is not being put
into effect as rapidly as possible.
We think that time has run out
on this matter"
Evening star., 1951-11-14
Cotton Aids FiIipinos

And shipments of cotton are
reaching the Philippines, where
a government-controlled corpora
ton operates the only spinning
and weaving mills.
Evening star., 1951-11-14
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.*s A.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER

thew B. Ridgway yesterday and
are going to Korea tomorrow.
They will fly to Formosa Friday
and from there to the Philippines.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-20
YOUR YARD
AND GARDEN
BY Leonard Yagers Assis-
tant HorticuIturist Montana
Extension Service.

The Christmas Cactus.
This favorite Christmas plant
of many indoor gardening en-
| thuSiastS comes to us from Bra
zil. There it grows on trees,
much like species of orchids do,
but it is not parasitic in nature
like the mistletoe. As we well
know, it is a very popular sub
jec for pot culture.
Unlike other cactus plants it
does best in soils containing
generous amounts of organic
matter. It also requires more
water than most plants COM
ing from arid areas. Another
major difference between it and
other cactus plants is that it
will do well with much less sun.
It thriveS we'll at room tenn
peratures; and temperatures be
tween go and 10 degrees seem
to be best. It is quite resistant
to gas damage and resiStS heat
fairly well.
Watering is one of the prac-
tees that will influence the
amount and timing of blooming
Water about twice a week to-
wards the end of September
Keep the plants fairly dry in
late October; and in early No
vember as the buds begin to
appear at the ends of the
leaves" start to water the
plants about every second day.
A little variation of this sched-
ule may be necessary for diff
ferent varieties and for varia-
lions in home conditions. One
grower claims that right after
Towering and on until late sum-
mer is the period when the
plant needs the most water. But
most other growers suggest cas-
ing up on the watering after
blooming. They recommend
placing the plants outdoors in
late spring in some Semi-shaded
place in the garden where they
can be kept on the dry side.
Bring the plants indoors in the
fall before frost. If the plants
have bloomed at Christmas, it
is possible to have them bloom
again for Easter - if the plants
are kept on the dry side for
a time and then given in
creasing amounts of water as
the new flower buds begin to
form.
The important point to re
member is that if the plants
are kept on the dry side for
a time, flower buds are encour-
aged to develop. AS soon as
flower buds begin to appear,
then is the time to step up the
watering. What is meant by
keeping on the dry side is giving
only enough water to prevent
the stems of the plants from
shrivelling.
The Christmas Cactus Is in
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-20
Indiun Leaders Meet.
Agree on Program

Indian leaders met in Helena
last week for a 17-State coun-
Gil meeting. They agreed on a
program which would shift
more responsibility to states and
which would permit Indians to
buy liquor as a matter of civil
rights.
Indians want their health
programs transferred to the
federal public health service,
working through state health
departments. They want pre-
tentative medicine on an equal
basis with whites and curative
medicine on a treaty-right basis
now and equal basis later. Also,
they want reservation roads
tourned over to state highway
departments or local govern
mental units.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-20
ppRov GIVEN

Defense Production Admins
traitor Manly Fleischmann has
authorized the Anaconda Cop
per Mining company to go into
large-scale aluminium produc-
ton. This clears the way for
construction of a m~ulti-million
dollar aluminium reduction plant
at KaliSpell, Montana, 10y Ana