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Evening star., 1951-05-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re.
ceived by the Public Buildings Serv-
ice. General Services Administration.
in Room 1902, Federal Warehouse,
7th and D streets. s.w.. Washing
ton D. c.. until 3 O'Clock pm,
Day Light Saving Time. June II.
1851 and then publicly opened. to
ease to the United States Govern
ment approximately 1000, 900 net
usable square feet Of space; in not
more than four locations; no To-
cation shall contain less than 500
600 net usable square feet; no
building shall contain less than q
total of 100000 net usable square
feet, Each building shall contain an
office area Of size representing not
less than 2ee of the total building
size. The buildings shall be located
within or CONSTRUCTED within
approximately fifteen miles in any
direction from the zero milestone.
washington. D. c., (however. the
the boundary lines of the District
Of Columbia). Proposal forms may
be obtained in Room 1902 in the
above-named building. WILLIAM A.
MILLER, Regional Director. Region
General Services Administration.
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LOTS

LUIS
2 fine lots, 50x135; suitable for ram
bier or Colonial. Call Mrs. Byrne,
81. 5667.
METZLER, REALTOR
11O6 vt. Ave. NV. DI. 5000. -27
COLORED-HUNTER STRINGS PIX.
IA mi. D. c., near Brandywine. Md.
Two to acre tracts, $500 to $500
acre; Y cash; easy monthly pay
ments. Ewes. am. Ii. 3-S205.
COLORED-16 ha-ACRE LOTS; $3.50
One 6-rm, frame house; gar; "
acre; on on hwy; yg.;os q 500: GO. ,ot soxs,
one lot, 50x91. Arlington. Va. ST.
600 each.
One 3-acre lot; Fairfax, Va; $1,000.
Terms as low as S25-S50 down. 81 8
per mo. ALOLA REALTY CO., 515
Shreve St, Falls Church. Va, "a;
1909. Call eyes,, $3.50 pm. to s:3O
pm; Sat. and Sun. 8 am. to 3
pm. -Z6
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Historic Antietam Greek

Historic Antietam Creek
County, Md.-Home and
an interesting pre-Revolution stone
mlll that has not ceased to operate
since 1771; the turbine power, dif-
ferent mill and sawmill operations
are still functioning. The s acres
land control the dam and mill sites;
riparian rights extend to the center
OF the, Antietam. This is cool, un-
polluted mountain water; trout fish,
ing is said to be. excellent. The 2
| bath, h.-a. central heating. NV
heater and electricity. Situated 2H
miles ne. from Hagerstown. THEO--
DORE F. MENK, 927 18th st. NV.
EA 2740, or Mr.. Keller. Hagerstovn
43SS-J after - -
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SUMMER HOMES

BEAUTIFUL BLUEMoNT. VA.-only
81 mi. from Wash, unusually attr.
4 bedrooms, 3 baths; nicely fur
niShed Tel. Bluemont 1851 Sum
days; DI. 1747 weekdays. -27
FOR RENT-Month or season. fur
niShed house in Allegheny foothills
able Box 4S4-B. Star. -2S
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSES; (2) on railroad siding.
approx. 1000 50. #. each: River rd.
and B. g. o. tracks. Bethesda, Md
WAREHOUSE FOR LEASE. Approx.
100000 So. IT. OH TT. siding, trucking
facilities. modern Offices. electric
elevator; located close in ne. Sec
tion of city; 15-yr. lease at approx
7Sc per #. Box 254-E, Star. ---2s
NEW WAREHOUSE, never occupied
1.75O 50. it., ONCE; gas heat. elec-
tricity. unlim. parking. 2 new ware.
houses, never occupied. 5000 SO
IT. each; unlimited parking. Lo.
Gated in Bethesda area. Box 419-C
Star -27
WAREHOUSE for rent 1st OF June
re. 49O4. ia. 1859. 81
5000 so. FIT, 2nd comm; rear o.
9th and E SITS. NV. Call MA. 1896
Rent reduced. -29
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SUMMER CAMPS

SUMMER DAY CAMP, Altha Hall
School. Arlington. Va-Both boys
and girls, to years; hours, Q
to D; constant supervision by ex.
perienced counselorS; 9 acres OF
ground for varied activities; gar
dening, nature study, hikes. cera-
mics plastics. leather work. pony
riding and swimming. MR.. ROLAND
SPENCER. head counselor. Trans
portation, hot lunches. For infor-
nation, call OK. $500. -27
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COLORED-sECURITY FARM near
Brandywine. Md, 15 mi. D. c.
Nine acres with substantial home
on improved State road. S4 200;
$1,000 cash; $40 mo. Ewes, am,
Ii. 3-S205. 27'
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MOTOR COURT

Located on busy Va. hwy. nr. Arl.,
well-constructed cabins, private
baths! For appt: to inspect, call
Realty Investment Corp.
Court House So. Arl., OW. 1920
Formerly
N. c. HINES s, SON. INC.
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE WANTED

LOTS FOR SMALL RESIDENCE in
Maryland, bet. Conn. ave. and Wis
ave. THOS. e. CLARK. 4434 Conn.
ave. NV, WO. 1922. -27
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'GUNSTON COVE acres in Va:
seasoned logs and plan for cabin;
elec:; 81. 500. terms. Call OWNER,
Engleside 221-W-3. -27
SOUTH RIVER, 27 MI. D. C.
Spanish masonry bungalow on deep
water. Ideal boat harbor on prop
erty. Liv. rm. with picture window
and open frepl., bedrms., bath
and large kit, new tiled floor
throughout. 2 concrete porches.
Price reduced to $3.50. easy terms,
Or will take beach lots in trade. Cali
Mr.. Dougherty. DU. 1909.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
2125 r. I. Ave. NE. HO. 5000.
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HAWTHORN

WILL SACRIFICE
A beautiful lot 107x166.39,
17,S01 SO. it.. Bethesda area,
i block west of Bradley blvd,
near intersection Brite drive
and Radnor road. Water
available.
PRICE, $2,250
DEVEREUX & SIMON
1923 Conn. ave. DI. 1882
Evening star., 1951-05-26

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
ny the Public Buildings Service.
General Services Administration in
Room 1902. Federal Warehouse. 7th
and D Streets. S.W.. Washington.
D. c.. until 3 o'clock PM, Daylight
Saving Time, June 4, 1851, and then
publicly opened. to lease to the
United States Government a plot
consisting of 10 acres Of land with
of Columbia for the storage of coal.
Proposal forms may be obtained in
Room 1902 in the above-named
building. L. A. ZIERNICKI. Chief.
Real Property, ACQUISITION and Uti-
liZation Division
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SHADY COTTAGE SITES AT
WEST SHOREHAM

Buy now build now for occu-
pancy this summer. Shady lots
75x135 it., Immediately adjacent tc
beach, $500; only 81 q week aftel
2Oeo down payment, or lots right or
the beach as low as 81 800; as low
as SS week after 209o dowr
payment. A good investment now
but a better one when new Wash.
ington- to- Annapolis express high
way is completed. One of the re-
naming sheltered and deep harborl
on the west shore of the Chesa'
peake, south Of Annapolis. New
channel NOW OPEN connecting
Chesapeake with Ramsey Bay af
fording safe harbor for small craft
Reserved bathing area, public dock
and picnic tables on Ramsey Bay
Reserved sandy beach bathing arei
on Chesapeake Bay. Electricity
telephone and wide SOFT. roads
See the many charming bungalow
already built and occupied. Con
tact agent on property all day Sat
urday or Sunday. DIRECTIONS
From Washington use Central ave.
Route 214, to Mayo I'd. Follow signs
to West Shoreham Beach.
cHAs. H. sTEFFEY, INC.
REALTORS SINCE 1914
Is E. LEXINGTON ST.
BALTIMORE, MD.
TELEPHONE MULBERRY 2412
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tNVESlM MENt pNVT. WANteO
SMALL MODERN APARTMENT build
ing In good NV. or s.e. location:
pvt, investor. MR.. PACE. DU. 9632.
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LOTS

LOIO
We have o wide selection Of lots and
acreage for sale; also many COM
mercial lots in Arlington and nearby
vicinity LOUIS r. SIMPSON &
SON, INC. 5000 Wilson blvd. CHI.
7TTT 29H
Evening star., 1951-05-26

15-ACRE LAKE
IN LOVELY SETTING
See the wooded shores mirrored in
the lake.; elevation. views. springs;
tracts of acres at S700 per acre
up: readily accessible to Washing
ton via three roads. Beautiful per-
manent homes already under con-
struction.
HERMAN E. GASCH & SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA. 1854
Sat. and Sun, call Daleview 9152.
-OH
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN7

go, 900 so. FIT. Of ground centrally
located: pvt. r.r. siding and ONCE
ma; 1885. ,,o 90,
s. Union ST., Alex, Va. If interested
phone OV. 5946 days, TIE. 715s
ewes. -2S
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AUNT BRICK-$15,000
Annual income over S2,45O. For
further details. call Mr.. Franzblau,
WA. 1896 with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
1905 H ST NV Ma. 2345
Observation-Disclosures
ALL IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
SO UNITS
Very well financed property in conv
Virginia area. Under $4,000 to
handle.
72 UNITS
Very close in Virginia apis. May be
bought on flexible terms.
lat UNITS
Rapidly developing location with un.
limited future makes this unusually
interesting
Realty Investment Corp.
COURTHOUSE SQUARE. OW. 962C
FORMERLY
N C. HINES e. SONS. INC.
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RHODE ISLAND NV.
Mr.. N. CAPITOL-FROM OWNER
S-story and basement; income. $1,000
or S2.400 plus owners apt: price
$21 800; partly furnished; substan.
tial down payment. j. DAMN. DU
5411. Monday Friday, pm. tt
s nm -1S
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Evening star., 1951-01-30

The Nationwide contest is
sponsored by the National As
sociation of Broadcasters, the
Radio -Television Manufacturers
Association and the United States
Junior Gambler of Commerce.
Officials explained that the
winners were picked on the basis
of the manuscripts they submitted
and delivered on the meaning of
democracy. They were chosen
from about is million high school
applicants from every State, the
District, Puerto Rico and Alaska.
Robert K. Richards, director of
public affairs, National Associa-
ton of Broadcasters, was contest
chairman.
The other Nationwide winners
are Marcia Anne Harmon, Del
Rosa, Calf: Norita Newbrough,
Baton Rouge, La, and Robert A.
Burnett, st. Louis. Mo.
Each of the winners will re-
ceive a $500 college scholarship.
All of them will be in Washington
from February II to "a, when
they will be received by President
Truman
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Robert Butler Resigns
As Ambassador 10 Cuba

Robert Butler resigned yester-
day as Ambassador to Cuba for
undisclosed personal reasons"
Mr.. Butler. st. Paul business
man, entered the diplomatic serv-
ice in 1916 as Ambassador to
Australia. Friends said he wanted
to return now to his business in
terests which include a shipbuild-
ing firm and a chemical warfare
plant.
In an exchange of letters made
public by the White House, Presi-
dent Truman told Mr.. Butler that
the personal reasons with which
you acquainted me leave me no
alternative with respect to your
desire to return to private life"
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Bitter Cold Greets
Lakeland Probe Of
Tent Residents
BY the Associated Press

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Jan. 30
Three members of civilian COM
mittee braved bitter cold winds
unusual for sunny San Antonio
to find out today how the boys in
the tents are getting along.
The group. plus at least one
other body, is trying to find out
what is behind Nation wide ru-
mors of unsatisfactory living con-
ditions at Lakeland Air Force
Base here.
Eugene Zuckert, Assistant Sec
1etary of the Air Force, announced
appointment of the committee,
after spending II hours yesterday
comforting with Lackland's top Of
f1cers and making a personal tour
of the base. He visited tents, bar
racks and mess halls, pausing
along the way to talk to some of
the thousands of new recruits
jamming the base
Reports of Deaths.
There have been reports-de-
MED by Air Force officials-that
the new airmen were improperly
clothed for winter and of pneu-
monia deaths at the base.
Named as a committee to in
vestigate these reports were Gen.
Courtney Hodges, commander of
the United States 1st Army in
World War II; Merrill Meigs,
Chicago newspaper executive, and
Arthur S. Flemming, president of
Ohio Wesleyan University.
Mr.. Zuckert said he believed
the public would have utmost
confidence" in the final report
of the three men. He withheld
comment on his tour of the base.
Committee Arrives.
"All 1 have tried to do is
familiarize myself with the local
situation so I will be able to dis
cuss it with the committee, he
said. "As to how long it will be
before they make a report or how
long it will take them to make
their survey, I don't know"
Gen. Hodges now lives in San
Antonio. Mr.. Meigs and MI.
Flemming arrived here late yes
terday in time for a meeting last
night.
Two Investigators for the Senate
Preparedness subcommittee also
are here to gather information.
Evening star., 1951-01-30
7 Face Grand Jury Action
In Assault on Policeman

Two men charged with assault
ing Vice Squad officer after the
policeman had arrested a woman
on charge of soliciting, were fac
ing grand jury action today.
Held under $1,000 bond each by
Municipal Court Judge Andrew j..
Howard yesterday were Christian
Washington, 81. Of the HOO block
of I street NV, who was shot
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Senate District Group
To Complete Stuff T oduy

The Senate District Committee
was scheduled to meet at 3 pm.
today to complete its staff and
committee organization.
It will be the second meeting of
the group since a new slate of Re-
publicans was added to the COM
mittee. Some changes in subcom-
mittee assignments of the Repub-
licans will be considered at the re-
quest of Senator Case of South
Dakota, ranking Republican.
Evening star., 1951-01-30
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c." AL


him behind the right ear. Three
stitches were taken in the wound,
the policeman said. Pvt. Skeahan
said he shot Washington as the
man ran away and ignored his
order to halt.
Judge Howard ordered the
woman to serve 80 days on the
soliciting charge and sentenced
her to serve another 80 days on a
charge of simple assault against
Pvt. Skeahan.
Evening star., 1951-01-30
D. c. Picket's Sign
Tells Ohio Pastors:
Repent, Sinners
BY the Assoeioted Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 30.-A
sign on the shoulders of a man
marching in front of Memorial
Hall almost stopped traffic yester-
day.
One side read: Repent you un-
godly sinners"
The reverse: Repent now or
perish forever"
A banner over the hall entrance
advertised the melting of the Ohio
pastors convention.
The sign-bearer, Edward Nc
Candlish. 90, of Washington, said
he was on a one-man tour of the
Nation because the morality of
the Nation is low" Asked why he
chose the pastors convention for
his picket-line marching, he re-
piled:
"Oh, pastors need to be remind
ed of old-fashioned evangelical
religion as much as anybody else"
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Ambushing of Wife
For Kiss No Assault
British Court Rules
BY The Associated Press

LONDON, Jan. 30.-A judge has
ruled that a man wrestling his
wife for kiss is not guilty of as
Sault.
The plaintiff was Mrs. Betty
Woolf. who is separated from her
husband Jack. She testified he
lay in wait for her as she left a
movie. seized her and tried to put
his lips to hers. She tore free and
ran.
Judge Seymour Collins said:
They are still one in law until
there is legal separation order,
and how can you assault your
self?"
He dismissed the case.
Evening star., 1951-01-30

in the arm during the melee, and
David w. Harper, 80, of the I
street address, both colored.
Pvt. Michael T. Skeahan, %,
told Judge Howard that the cries
of the woman, Shirley Howard,
38, colored of the 500 block of F
street NE. attracted crowd as
he was taking her to police call
box in the HOO block of New York
avenue NV.
The policeman said Harper cut
Evening star., 1951-01-30

tional ilonors
in the fourth
annual Voice of
Democracy con-
test.
Y oun G Mr..
Romulo, who
lives at 1922
Garfield street
NV, is a stu
d e n t at st.
Johns College
Hi G h School.
Previously, he
had won the
District speech
contest.
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Amvets Plan Boil

The District Department of the
American Veterans of World War
II will hold their 5th annual Com
mander's Ball on February 10 at
the Washington Hotel with Harold
Russell, AMVET national COM
mander, as guest of honor.
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Romu|o' Son Wins
Voice Of Democracy
National Honors

Ricardo Romulo, 17-year-old
son of Gen. Carlos P. Romulo,
Secretary of Foreign Affairs of
the Philippines, today won ma
Evening star., 1951-01-30
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Evening star., 1951-12-21
|465-Pound Santa
|Shuns Chir,neys; .e
Got Stuck in q Tub
BY the Associated Press

| CANTON, Ohio, Dec. 2I.-
Santa Claus in neighboring Min.
lerva, Ohio. finds 1t quite impos.
sible to squeeze into q chimney
In fact, he once got stuck in /
bathtub.
But this Santa--he is Raymond
Fry. AZ. a Minerva furniture deal
ler-dosen't worry about his 465.
pound bulk. He claims he is tn,
worlds biggest Santa Claus, ane
he's a jolly man when Christina.
comes around.
For fiye years now. Mr.. FIR,
has been playing st. Nick for chill,
dren's parties and other gather.
Iings. He scorns pillows in favol
of his honest-to-goo oodness palnch
but on one occasion he regrettee
that.
1t was in Chicago, says Mr.. Fry
and he was playing Santa for Z
bunch of tough kids"
"They punched and pulled a.
me-" he says. when ! took m,
suit of, after that appearance
/ was black and blue all over.
Not at all averse to talkini
about his weight. Mr.. Fry says:
II don't need anything unusua
in the way Of furniture to sup.
port my weight. but I do have al
lextra-long bathtub.
81 got stuck in the tub ono,
this summer because I had pu
too much soap in and couldn'
get enough traction to lift my.
self up"
Evening star., 1951-12-21
BY The Associosed Press !.

EvELETH. Minn9 Dec. 21.-A
housewife was found dead of ex-
|posure late yesterday, "a hours
after she and her husband became
lost In deep woods on a search for
their first Christmas tree.
The body of Mrs. Arne Maxi
AZ, was found in an improvised
lean-to by firemen from nearby
Virginia. MINI. They had taken
Ia sled into the woods to rescue her
Mr.. Maxi. 40. was treated at the
hospital for severe frostbite.
The Makis were married sis
months ago.
Or. j. Arnold Malmstrom. dep
|uty st. Louis County coroner, said
the couple drove their car to q
side road 40 miles north of Eveleth
late Wednesday. They walked
into the woods and became lost
las darkness fell.
Mr.. Maxi cut the sleeves from
his wool shirt to improyise leg
|gings to protect his wife from
below zero weather. She wore
stacks but did not have heavy
| stockings, ~
Mr.. Maxi told authorities they
waited about four hours, listen.
ling for sounds that might guide
them to the little used road. His
wife became hysterical with fear
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Wife Dies in Subzero Cold
In Seorchfor Christmas Tree

lof spending another night in the
wilderness so Mr.. Maxi set out te
find the road. leaving his over.
coat to shield his wife.
After several hours hiking, he
found the road and car, ther
lbacktracked to his wife. He at.
tempted to carry her but heavy
snow and brush made the going
impossible. Mr.. Maxi gathered
some more wood for the fire
warned his wife not to fall asleer
but to keep the fire going. Their
he started back to the road fol
help.
Mr.. Maxi reached. a telephone
I--and called the Virginia Fire De-
Ipartment for help. Despite his
Ifrostbite, Mr.. Maxi accompanied
iremen back to the scene.
They found the lean-to. tn,
! fire was out. Mrs, Maxi was dead
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Polio-Strieken Singer
Returned Home by Plane
by the Associated Press

by the Associated Press
MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 21.-A polio
stricken singer and her mother
today head toward Massachusetts,
and Christmas at home.
Petite Gloria Helm, q, and Mrs
Jean Helm were reunited yester-
day when Gloria arrived from
Latin America aboard a military
air transport service plane.
The singer suffered an infantile
paralysis attack while on tour with
a theatrical group last June. Until
recently she had been confined tc
an iron lung in a Canal Zone hos
Epital. ~
Evening star., 1951-12-21

lamation as q living credo for all
Americans
This fund win be adequate to
provide suitable financial awards
10 those individuals who perform
an outstanding service in trans
lating the spirit of the Emancipa-
tion Proclamation into strengthen
ing our way Of life" he said. The
awards will be made periodically
by a board Of outstanding citi-
zens," and he asked that they be
presented at New York Avenue
Church ION some occasion asso-
ciated with Lincoln's birthday"
Others taking part in the ded-
ication service were the Rev. c.
Evening star., 1951-12-21

Stewart Mckenzie, moderator of
the Washington City Presbytery
and minister OF Western Presby-
terian Church: the Rev. Robert
T. Bridge and the Rev. James D.
Dryden, ministers of New York
Avenue Church: Mr.. Oliphant,
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Body Of Missing Boy. B.,
Discovered in Pond
BY the Assoeio,ed Press

BLACKSTONE, Mass, Dec. g..
R.-The body of 3-year-old
Michael Walsh who vanished a
week ago today with picture of
Santa Claus clutched in his hand,
was found today in a pond not
far from his home.
Police and volunteers had been
searching for the youngster since
last Friday night. Ice on ponds
in the neighborhood of the Walsh
home had hampered the work.
Evening star., 1951-12-21

George Shirley Dodson. sexton
and Peter John Marshall and
James Marshall Whitney, mem
bers OF the church school. Young
Marshall Is the son of DR.. Peter
Marshall, minister Of the church
from 1887 until his death in 1949
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Never Wanted to Drive

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. q (R)
1t took Examiner Tullo Scara-
mucci only one agonizing minute
Ito determine the woman applicant
could not handle an automobile
He suggested improvements. "Oh
u know I can't. drive and I don't
intend TO-" she told him. IT want
the drivers license for identified
ltion."
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Crock Southern Train
DeroiIed in Knoxville
BY The Associated Press

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Dec. 81
-Four cars of the Southern Rail-
ways Washington-to- Memphis
streamliner, "The Tennessean, u
we're derailed in the Knoxville
yards last night. No injuries
were reported.
Three Of the cars were baggage
cars and one was q combination
baggage-pasSenger coach. The
train was moving at slow speed
when the accident happened.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Trust Fund Established,

Mr.. Balaban also announced
the establishment of a trust fund
"in the hope of giving added
vitality to the Emancipation Proc
Evening star., 1951-12-21
THE ARROW PAR

This handsome white Arrow
shirt hos smart, wide spreod,
soft eolIof with stoys. It's
fresh and snort looking on
any mon 4. comfortable
too! ---2 q az
Evening star., 1951-12-21
One Moment
With God
BY EDWARD L. r. ELSON
Pastor, National Presbyterian Church
MAN OF THE HOUR

MAN OF THE HOUR
Astride all history and all time
Christ stands. Though not a revo-
lutionist. He has been the cause
of many revolutions; although no
Idisturber of the peace. He has
repeatedly turned the world up
side down; not radical, yet His
radicalism outstrips them all. His
ideas have the force of dynamite
and His personality power to
change the policy Of nations. Is
He not the Man our modern world
seeks in its quest for deliverance? |?
Reading for today: John
1851 Hx2
,4fPrayer: o Lord, hasten the
day Dhen all men shall call
Thee Master. Amen.)
Evening star., 1951-12-21

Truly fine white shirts.
Medium points :. sleek,
pon-wilt collar. crofte d
French cuffs. He'd choose
Arrow for himself 900
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Bell Kills Sponiurd

As the bells rang out to mark
the beginning Of q village fiesta
near Soria, Spain, one Of them
broke loose and killed an elderly
man