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LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

VILLAGE. MD.-Desir-
able corner lot fronting on Beach
W1To W1To Ideal tsae for rambler. Call OWNER,
2 BEAUTiFUL LOTS - 5ox125,o at
Blair I'd. and Madison sts NV. First
commercial. Build your. own store or
PGAkE as hfS REAITY KEW sst eops ong sT cHEsA
ewes, Ia. S129.
FOREST GGOVE SECTION. Silver
SprinsLChoice residential location
pflyateiy owned. in new community
and wooded. this 1I5-ft. frontage
offers immediate opportunity to build
the ramble- or ranch-type home of
your choice; Visit site-premises to
u i6i0 30 Sherwood rd. Cash price
sewer connection already proyidedM %
site. Call OWNER, Sligo 34O6 -
FOAHALL AND SHEPHERD PK.-A
Ineautital corner in each of these
eo eS9ely Ho l9cstions. saea K1RK,s ssas REALTY
LGE. LOT, 2 'nsi MIN. HA faom ssss; co6sressio1a,
Sountry Club. on paved road: beau
tlIul homesite; sacrifice. DE. 2OI6.
s ACRES up near Indian Head hwy,
II mauO,SC; M; 2; e; line, Terms. JAMES
1873 AcRREsA5' ACRES ! miles hS rom 2aao' vin1 Kin
camp; excellent timber. large Stream
Inrough property. good building site,
E6'Eesy;i1e ESflee; SGo pes T1 acre. D. c. FOSTER.
SEVERAL INDIVIDUAL, cheyerly
fhlea' for I,S Sl'Soo S9oo o''D. WALcRoFT, Real
LOT 5Ox140. off 18th st. between
En-. EiGraf s4so' sod Alaska. Cali OWNER.
LA Plata. MD.-1s acres with c,tv
water; ideal for low-price HOUSING
rrice, $4,000. Three acres above
Waldorf. Md. Creek on rear, elee
ana a. osD phone lines, good I'd. Price,
PP0mttniys Poutd SOUTHERN MD. REALTY.
Phone La Plata 594fi. 3Au'
10th AND BLAGDEN-Leyel. apnrox
AK 3o' reasonable. AUERBACH
l0 BLDG. SITES-HighWood dr.
Sl.1O0 each; will assist builder in
every way possible FEKETE b co
zeal Estate Ii. 7-404O. -
and Mass: ave. We have several
n3meS MTn or to hold as an Investment
NN0HIHWEST REALTY CO. OF,
1925: WI. 1494. OIL. 521I
i;56 A. ON ASPH. RID. fronting 7035
Oxon Hill rd. $4,000 Also 3 A. on
TC. $1,000 To oaOnR q. ~
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AL BAKER OFFERS
FAIRHAVEN
pEnDNf HNk6I7 49, cOn

With hotwater oil heat; bath on
lst floor. Living rm dining rm
comb, nicely equipped kitchen, good
bus and shopping facilities. Lovely
yard.
s.. 500 DOWN-SS5 25 PER MONTH
Which eventually reduces to S5O.25
per month. This property is listed
exclusively and will be shown by
appt. Phone AL. 6644. or TIE. 7343
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MODERN RANCH STYLE
COUNTRY PROPERTY
COLONIAL, RARONy

authentic l-rm.. 4-bath manor; 81
inlleS n eS from D: c. This massive house
the countryside; breath -tatins .
mountain scenery. riding Stable An
amazing buy at S33. 500. JACK q
MAil MA Realtnr. AL. 6SSS; eyeS
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CONTINUED On Next Pags)
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AL BAKER OFFERS
JEFFERSON MANOR

81 1923 Dn., Mo. Pymts., $73.96
A brick home with nice dining rm.
and liv. rm., . bedrmS., tiled bath,
iull bsmt., equipped kitchen. gas
heat; house is we'll located, near bus
and shopping. Price, SI0.a5O. This
Is an exclusive listing and will be
shown by appt AL. 6644. or TIE.
7343.
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oW. 1773. 9 Till Q. ow. 1774.
GI-$1, $50 CASH-GI
Three-bedroom Cape Cod. near paro-
chial school. bus. shops. Large lot.
plus materials necessary for 9 rooms
additional. GI approved at Sl1 $50
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La..AAcRE CHICKEN FARM. improves
WIN WIN an s-rm., frame house covered
Win white asbestos shingles: cono
pteIe pion PAIN; modern kitchen. GE
SS'owet refer and sink; full bsmt. !;
hwn heater and idaqnury Pany, trays; hot-water
en- houses l5x30, for LAYERS: rsii'k2 >
brooder houses, I5xi5: aacar acarS' eas :
rage, smoke house and hog house. :.
op good bearing apple trees; COM,
5iese1s eoG n FENCED; frasa hard-road frontage;
ing g' trains IRON fnsf r. tbd depot = commut
MS own pork, poultry eggs Mil
sSno putter without ration stamps
SSSnooL bus by the door; near
pprulcHeS ana stores; 25 mi. D. c
si1e tHe' ndn,,2ho mda,2hoo; $1,000 cash; balanc e
l : o-acre stock farm near PoolesviIle
l-rm Colonial house, electricity and
Eunnlng water; 30x10 barn; hog
b9Se ber baianee nteeams; 1ndsr 80 acres Of TIM
mlle hard-road frontage; so min
DC. Price, S2.3 900. ''-''
LaytonSyi.le - Showplace and farm
consisting of lge 9-rm. American
colonial house having bath. oil h, :
sor %,n, immaculate, throughout; new
LOT soo 500 mo; 4Ox70 bsmt. barn in
66idgs.; entire Al acres covered with with
hneSt OF permanent pacture; much
!hard-road frontage; 20 miles b. G:
IN one of the truly fine neighbor,
noods just, the spot for discrim-
mating purchasers. Shown by apt
only. Price, $4,000; terms, Cali
Charles H. Jamison. PoolesyiIie
iT5l2. with SAMUEL E. BOGLEY.
ROUTE 20 HOWARD COUNTY, IL
mlles from White Oak and NAVAL
ORD. LAB "a acres; ali in pasture
and completely fenced; handles 90
mead of cattle; excellent stream:
large concrete block stock shelter
ana Chicken house. both with elec,
and water. House is completely mod
ern and beautifully DECORATED, with
oil heat brick flrepl, hardwood firs,.
hedrms., tiled baths, elec. kit.
with Geneva cabinets, stove and
refgr; incl, .pfne-paneled den, large
closets. rock wool insulation. full
nslnt with laundry tubs; double gar.
This is one of the finest and most
complete country properties avail.
TO-DAY and priced right at S37 800 or
s to 10 acres, for only S32 800.
Terms arranged. To inspect, ask
operator for Clarksville 61S-J-2,
PORTER REALTY
CTAPRCVTT MN
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end AND 3rd TRUSTS ON d. C.
property; 24-hr service. Mr.. Green
NATIONAL FINANCE co,
l014 ST NV MA. 654O.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PONTIAC '37 coupe; Tenders. grill
motor; for sale. Must dismantIe
this week to make room. All parts
guaranteed; Parts of many other
SSars. kEN1LWoRTH AUTO CO., VI.
FACTORY REBUILT MoroRsOwe
nave available for immediate deliv-
cry Ford '29-'47. Chevrolet '34-'47
plymouth '34-'47. Dodge '34-'47
We can order Buick, Chrysler. De
Willys; terms as low as SII
monthly: installation can be ar.
RANGED. MONTGOMERY WARD,
alexandria. Va. AL. 1900.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1887 1Ha-ton stake;
driven only 41.O00 miles by l
owner; S395. CHEVY CHASE MO-
TOR CO., INC. 7725 Wis. ave-.
Bethesda. OIL. 6100.
AS engine: S295. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO. INC. 7725 Wis. ave-.
Bethesda. OIL. 61O0.
1889 h-ton panel: new
paint, very clean inside: S295.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. INC,
FORD 1850 h-ton panel; i, 900 miles;
like new; r. and h.; S1.46o. Ii.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
DISTINCTIVE

Not far. from Clarendon. 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod with a refreshing floor
plan. lge. hv. rm.. sunshine kit; only
} years old; located on wooded
cor. lot and only SIS. 800. Sub
stantial cash required.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. 1900.
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SEMI-RAMBLER
Brand-new all-brick 2-bedrm home
with foyer entr.; spacious liv rm.
with fireplace, separate din. rm..
modern equipped kit. full tile bath
on lst f.: stairway to dandy ex-
panSlon attic; wonderful large bsmt, ;
bus one block; grade school in sight:
81, $50 while it lasts. Call OW
5000
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George Mason Green Co.
-. fttdIIOTS
CHI. 1898: Ewes. and Sun. .IGL. 6615.
14-ACRE ESTATE

. OAN 1OIN
Fronting over zoo #. on Chain Bridge
I'd, has over 400 ft. on State road
IN rear. Farmhouse-type residence,
trees, well set back. Dble. Iiv. rm.
with firepl., large dining rm.. sum
mer rm.. kitchen. pantry; End A.. 3
bedrms., bath: finished rm. on 3rd
f.: insulated; bsmt. oil INV h.
diversified 2-car garage with . rms.
Kitchen, bath-apt. above: large barn
with bsmt: . pastures with stream.
The main house is solid and we'll
built: reouies painting and papering.
Total price. $4,000, or will sell
house and outbldgs. with 4 acres
Tor S26 600. Reasonable offer sub
appt.. call E. H. IRWIN, OW. 7223
or ElmWood 3R4S
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ANOTHER RAMBLER

neighborhood a
pastel beauty carefully placed on
commanding site of more than j,
acre: from entr hall you view
spacious liv. rm. with strong simple
dining space. equipped kit, arranged
to catch the evening sun; . bedrms.
with dble. closets. one other rm
ideal for den or study: 2 tile na, Nc:
built-in gar. and Solarium at ground
level Purchaser must be approved
$40 SOn roIl nUv Onun
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HouSES-SALE-vA. Cont
Country Club Hills"
Artistic Brick Home
With View Of Golf Course

This charming English-type home with
spacious rooms and a large, ex-
auisitely Handicapped site with wide
frontage Is just of the golf course
at the Washington Golf and Country
Club. Planned for good living and
in excellent condition, you will be
delighted with the ingenious floor
plan. Comfortably planned for
family living, 1t also lends itself most
graciously for entertaining. The
wide entrance hall opens on a STEP
down living room 06x23) with floor
length, wide easement window and
paneled fireplace wall with artistic
ieaded glass windows and door OPEN
Ing on porch G5x16). dining room
Q3x14) with French doors opening
on large terrace QSx1S) with inter
esting wrought iron rail To the
rear OF living room and completely
private, is a den G1xlD, with tiled
half bath and French doors opening
on screened porch 15xI6); large
equipped Kitchen, pantry and family
sized breakfast room with large
window and French doors opening
on terrace. On second floor. master
bedroom (17xl91 with private bath,
bedroom 11x15) with door opening
on deck; bedroom Qlxl6) with
private bath. Full basement with
Q5x30) recreation room, maid S |
room and bath: two-car garage;
hot-water heat with GE furnace: |
Vermont slate roof. Immediate pos
George Mason Green Co.
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AL BAKER OFFERS
BURKE VA-S8 OOO

81 ,500 Dn., Mo. Payments, $51
nice frame home with circulating
OIL heat, elec. hot-water tank. nice
path bedrms.. lge. liy. rm., and
lovely kitchen. equipped with stove
and retgr.; "a acre. This property
Is listed exclusively and will be
shown by appt. AL. 6644, or TIE.
7343.
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D!: ACRES-Small stream. 80 miles
D. c., good land, lays nice. 4-room
frame house. no bath, electricity,
good well. large chicken house.
Price $3.50. is down. balance like
CLAUDE E. HIXSON
Real Estate
Manassas
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED

1Wo TO FIVE ACRES on pavement
within go miles Washington, accessi-
Die to electricity. VI. 959S evenings.
WANT DOUBLE LOT or ? single
County. suitable for $4,000 houses
MuSt NtS1 have all utilities at site. RA
LOT WANTED-About soft. 'front.'
age: in Silver Spring or Bethesda
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BRICK COLONIAL
ARTHUR L. WALTERS
Furn., Arl. Colonial

settlement, after you have made your
down payment there will be no addi-
tional expense for furn and the
many other things that go into the
making of fine home: this 6-rm
Colonial was built when they built
the best. Steal beam construction
copper plumbing. stone foundation,
and oil h.-a. heat. it has a 24-ft. /,
r. with f. t. separate d. r. beaut,
equipped kit. 3 bedrms. and large
tile bath. there is an Anchor fenced
yard with barbecue pit and garage:
sive with
Town & Country Realty
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1871 K ST. N.W.-First- floor suite.
approximately LOO square feet,
DRCRY REALTY CORP, MI. 1000.
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BEDROOM COLONIAL
Ft. Belvoir PERSONNEL

COLONEL'S CHOICE
Brick Colonial with bedrm. and hath
down; 2 bedrmS and bath up; fuii
osmt.; built-in garage; "a acre of
iano; big liv. rm.. screened porch:
excellent buy
MANNAS REALTY co.
2l16 Wilson Blvd, GIL. or OK. 27s4.
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ANOTHER RAMBLER
ANOTHER RAMBLER

UNIQUE and interesting floor plan
features inviting square liv. rn,. with
dining, L and interior fireplace
modern kit. includes exhaust fan
many cabinets. cleaning white range
and refgr From entr. hall up 3
steps to bedrm. wing. which has 3
beaut; rms. . tile baths bSmt.
contains heating and laundry
entr. One of Arlington's best resi-
Dental sect. Make your plans now
to see this home. Priced SOS. 800.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

VA.-10-rm., substan.
tan italy built frame home, Bath,
n66trwater n6nna neat, electricity and
from Warrenton, in small attractive
village on MacAdam I'd. Bus serv-
Ice to D. c. ,S12,500 for immed
sale. only $4,000 cash reouired
4; FLETCHER, 3rd, Warrenton, Va
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INDUS. PROP. WANTED Cont,
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

STORAGE YARD for contractor i'm
mediately; Md and D. C. Call
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STORES FOR RENT tcon.. J

1929 nth ST. N.W.-20x4O ideal
for most any business or office.
LOUIS RUDDEN Elk. 57O7,
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AUTOS s TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job, prompt
IA; 2937; after Z pm, GE. 14ie. s:
lta PANEL truck for hire, reasonable,
Ior any moving or hauling. Ii.
TRACTOR AND TRAILER, I. c. c.
license. Call after pm, WI. 1881.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-lVA.
YOUR CHANCE

To purchase a delightful, 2-bedrm.
Colonial, in an excellent community,
at very reasonable figure, If you
have substantial cash. Charming
recr; rm., superior equipment and
conditions; corner lot; owner leaving
and sacrificing for cash. Price,
Sl3,50
Dominion ms. & Realty Agy.
GIL. 633s. 3l03 No. 10th. OK. 1779.
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INDUSTRIAL PRcPERTY-sALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

WANT TO LEASE-1.5OO to $500
SO. #. industrial building with sur
rounding Ground, in suburban area;
A. L. FOX, AP. 1921. -
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S9,950
EASY TERMS

It's easy to own this home and beat
rent with a reas. down pynft. and
! 2-bedrm. home, nicely dec. with
equipped kit and auto. heat. is
=. avail. for immed. possession. Level
lot nicely Handicapped Only min.
from PentaEon
DICK BASSETT, Realtor
Specializing in Va. Since 1926"
CHI. 5057 CHI. 4311
Evening star., 1951-09-10
0s Defense Witnesses Allowed Testify Radio Abroad

Oats devotion to the truth? The
defense calls Edwin r. Hender-
son. Mr.. Oatis' colleague in the
days when the correspondent
worked in the indianapolis (Ind.)
Associated Press bureau:
1T isn't hard for me to imagine
that, II Bill were assigned to get
news from Czechoslovakia for the
Associated Press. he would get in
somebody's hair. Bill Oats
wouldn't leave q stone unturned
in getting al the facts behind any
story"
The Voice Of Americas narrator
introduces each broadcast with
these words:
prague. capital Of the COM
munist government Of Czecho-
slovakia, July 2. 1851. On that
date, in the courtroom attached
to Pankrac Prison, began what
was called the trial Of william
Oats, American newspaperman.
Yes, II was called q trial. But In
truth it was no more than q
staged performance. q mockery Of
Justice. When william Oats
stood in court accused Of espion-
age against the state of Czecho-
slovakia, no member Of the free
worlds press was admitted. There
were dozens Of men and women
who had reason to testify in de-
Tense Of william Oats, but the
court allowed no witnesses for the
defense.
This man stood alone-accused,
found guilty and sentenced to 10
years in prison for espionage. We
propose that this tayeSty Of Justice
shall be brought to an end. The
world shall hear. over the Voice
of America, the witnesses for the
defense. We call them nowi"
Evening star., 1951-09-10

much of an alleged secret" tele-
phone line In the AP Prague office.
The defense calls A. I. Goldberg.
one Of Mr.. Oats predecessors as
AP chief In Prague.
Phone No Secret.
Mr.. Goldberg: THAT phone
number could hardly have been
more available to the Czech gov-
|ernment II 1t had been installed
lin their own Ministry Of Informa-
|tion." He points out that the AP
offices were rented from q man
named Knetl, Q government en-
|ploye, who wanted to be sure he
could keep his telephone because
they are hard to come by in
Prague. Mr.. Goldberg agreed to
1t, along with the APPS other tele-
phones, and let 1t stay listed in
Knetl's name. He informed the
post office. the press section Of
the Foreign Ministry. the press
|oCCtkuu Va tAkS l4OkAu6I1Uu A1I1~
istry, the press Office Of the In
terror Ministry and O number Of
other ministries about the tele-
phone.
What about the charge that
former Prague Bureau Chief Ma
than Polowetzky instructed Mr.
Oats, before the Prague assign
|ment, on spy procedure?
Polowetzky's testimony: He and
Mr.. Oats had conversations In
the London Associated Press Of.
Ifice on business arrangements OF
the Prague bureau. He explained
details about the upkeep Of thl
loffice, the bureaus automobile
and the typewriters. He told Mr.
Oats about the stan Of three
Czech nationals who served q.
ltypists and translators. This wa:
the network Of spies" the Czech
Communist regime said they
feared so much.
Were the Communists afraid oi
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the kind Of regime worked out
by the secret police in the Com
munist-dominated countries.
The defense counsel calls Jan
Papanek, United Nations delegate
from Prague when Czechsolovakia
was free, now q political refugee
in the United States. Mr.. Papanek
testifies that Mr.. Oats. by doing
his job as any good reporter would
violated q section Of the Commu-
mist Czechoslovak criminay code
which makes dissemination Of any
information spying. unless the in
formation Is specifically released
by the government. The law, says
the diplomat, "is so contrived that
II the Communists chose to do so
they could find every man who
ever asked q question guilty OF
espionage.
Provided Fearful Example.
Why did they try Mr.. Oats?
Mr.. Papanek testifying: with
the arrest Of Oats, the Comrhu-
nists succeeded in forcing the de-
parture of every representative OF
the Western press. The trial itself
was used by the regime as q
sounding board for the most vi
cious propaganda against the West
against the United States ir
particular. Most important, the
sentencing Of Oats and those
CzechS who were said to have
worked with him provided a fear
full example to any Czech citizens
who still wished to be friendly to-
ward America or Americans"
The defense calls Ben Bassett
foreign news editor Of the AP:
Mr.. Bassett: '"The Associated
Press relies on the integrity Of is
|newsmen to get the truth. Why
we wouldn't have any man on our
staff. in the United States or in
the foreign bureaus, who would
accept at face value another
mans report Of an event. an or
ganization's handout or q govern
ment bulletin. Every story, no
matter what its source, has to be
checked and verified by the news
man. That's the way a free press
operates"
The prosecution had made
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overcome with a hopeless feeling
that nothing matters.
So. says the witness. the prison.
er signs q confession-and he will
not repudiate it in court and face
the whole ordeal all over again.
@. Could what you have de-
scribed have happened in the case
of William Oats?
A. I can only say that this is
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continuous. It goes on day and
night until the prisoner breaks.
Sometimes this takes only a few
days, sometimes weeks and
months. All during the interro-
cation the prisone. is in extreme
discomfort. He is never allowed
to relax-to slump in his chair or
even cross his legs. Usually q
spotlight is turned directly into
his eyes. This. causes him grad
ually to see q red mist before him,
even II he should close his eyes.
The loss Of weight is terrific-14
or Is pounds q week, due to the
continuous grinding strain. Grad
ually the ordeal takes on a ghoul-
ish, nightmarish quality. The pris-
oner begins to lose his sense of
reality. This feeling is increased
by the automatic quality OF the
questions and questioners. He
comes to feel like a man in a
nightmare abandoned
alone :. deserted.
Overcome with Hopelessness.
Under the pressure Of exhaus-
ton, hunger and longing. he be-
comes like a child. The moment
he finds something to agree with,
the whole thing snowballs quick
lily. Finally he agrees to more and
more preposterous things. He is
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-09-08
Coupon Saving Plan To Help
National Trade & Professional School

DAPTISTS, throughout the nation,
- and friends who are active sup
porters OF and all who are inter.
ested in the National Trade and
Professional School, Washington,
d. c.. will have a special oppor.
tunity to help the institution enlarge
its facilities through gathering the
valuable coupons, coming with GER
tain well-known products, which can
be redeemed for cash in a Cash
FOR COUPONS" RALLY.
During the early '30s, similar
appeal for coupon contributions was
made. The response was so gener-
Qua that the cash secured saved the
school from tragic financial embar-
rassment at that time, and was d.
rectly responsible for the beginning
OF one of its largest buildings -
Trades Hall.
The current drive is being under
taken through the cooperation of
the manufacturers of Octagon Soap
Products, Kirkman Soap Products,
Rumford and Hearth Club Baking
Powders. La Rosa Macaroni Prod.
ucts. Mrs. Filbert's Margarine, May
onnaise and Salad Products, Luzi-
anne Coffee and Tea. Billiards. ODE
iisk Flour, Borden's Silver Cow
Evaporated Milk and Magnolia Con-
denspd MilkS
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-09-08
Miss Julia Niche and Paul
mCCOugh United In
MatrimOny
Continued from First Page)

Swiss, embroidered organdy, over satin.
Tiny buttons filed from the Peter Pan col
lar to a terminal point of the slim basque
bodice and organdy mitts covered her
arms. Her headpiece was a brief veil of
French illusion. She carried a white, satin
covered Bible topped with gardenias and
showered with satin streamers and steph-
tnotis.
The matron of honor, Mrs. John w.
Hamilton of Alexandria, Va, wore q bal
lerina length gown of pink organdy over
taffeta and matching coronet fashioned
from nylon net and summer flowers. She
carried bouquet of rubum lilliess
The groom's best man was Dr. Charles
H. Niche of Alexandria, brother of the
bride.
Immediately following the ceremony
the brides parents entertained at a re-
ception, during which time musical selec-
tions were rendered by Mrs. Louise Coop
er, Mrs. Evelyn Carter, Mrs Margaret
Stroud, and Mr.. Charles Rodgers. Others
who assisted with the reception were Mrs.
Mary G Greer Mrs. Lizzie Moon, Mrs.
Virginia Monroe, Mrs. Mary S. Jones, Miss
Maude Gamble, Miss Virginia Carter, Hiss
Marilyn Fleming and Miss Grace Ander-
son.
Mrs. McGough, an employee of the Ma
Wy Department, Washington, d. c., is a
graduate of Virginia State College, at
tended Howard University and is MEM
Der of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.
Mr.. McGough attended Wiley Universe
ty, University of Michigan and is a mem
Der Of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-09-08
am Individual"

am Individual"
"Gradualism is not the
way" he added. "The Ne
gro must fight for his rights
and the body of public opin-
ION will be with him.
"The u mite d Nations is
now considering a covenan:
of human rights that would
be binding on all members.
The only decent X n d of
world is one In which all
people are free and the state
exists to serve the well-be-
ing of the individual"
DR.. Bunche spoke late Mon
day after receiving the Love-
JOY Medal given by the Elks
for outstanding contributions
to human progress. G o m :
lnending the Elks for it's civ
il-rights program, he said {:
"No work could be more
vital to the development of
the American way of life"
DR.. j. Finley Wilson OF
Washington, grand exalted
ruler of the order, presented
t h e award. He described
DIR. Bunche as zone of the
worlds greatest diplomats
Judge Hobson r. Reynolds
Of Philadelphia, grand di-
rector of civil liberties, pre-
sided.
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BUNCHE SCORES BOTH
PARTIES ON CIVIL
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ence.
"Yet there is racial dis
elimination at home and the
effect on our prestige abroad
is damaging. No nation has
ever had such a world re-
sponsibility as the us. We
M u s t put our democratic
house in order and show the
world that America can be
color blind"
DIR. Bunche, professor Of
government at Harvard Uni
versity, expressed great rev.
crence for Negro CTS in Ko-
rea because "they are fight
ing for freedoms and rights
many of them have not been
able to enjoy in their own
communities"
DR.. Bunche said he feels
that the Negro has not been
impatient about getting his
rights.
He said that the Negro
wants "full equality as an
American" and 20 be "fully
integrated as an American
for whatever he is worth "a