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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHASE--A small home in q
fine section OF Chevy Chase between
the clubs; splendid neighborhood
fenced yard. gas &C. heat. An at
1 nesr home In pe5ieet condtion
THos. L. PHfLLfPs. wo. 700 Zoo
until 0 pm: 1870 Conn. ~
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-This attractive
older home needs some decora ting
but Is priced accordingly; LIST A.,
contains iiv; rm. with firepl.. din
ed porch aeP p ans !n bed hias
and bath; attractive lot; 2-car Diet.
garage. Price: $4,000. terms. Call
", /. WRIGHT. EN-, $500.
SILVER SPRING - Brick. side hall
nome; Lovely liv. rm. w/flrepl., din
rm,; lge. kit; breakfast nook, side
and l .sgle. bedrm., > baths. full
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.. slate roof. det. ga
rase, awnings storm windows, quick
poSs.; walking distance to every
!ninSi 81 1924. GRUBB,WIL-
s SLAMS lover 40 years in Silver
SILVER sPRrNG-Larse brick home
on quiet street, walking distance OF
ali schools and shopping; liv. rm.
IRE /. din rm.. kit. den. twin
size bedrm. and bath. LIST f.; twin
slate roof. saraee. incl yard; IL full uii
Under market price. 81. 4553
GRUBB-WILLlAMS lover 40 Years
SLIGO PARK Hills, 2-oedrm. brick
bungalow adj. park. Separate din.
P Tss l@ ~ SDs;aI KEss ta s,p, S Fl
vlERs MILL-onc of the nicer homes
IN TINS hne community consisting Of
I tastefully decorated rms, incl Q
bedrms, tiled bath and full bsmt.
storm windows. Anchor, fenced, Ex-
WRIGHr. EN-. $500 diYo'' eA' w. D.
owner, bung: beauti-
ful recreation rm.: huge back lot
payments, S63.5 on CT. LO.
s 5RSaa9 cof dsyTi OIL nd 1aS5 40 ml0
! bath; On beautiful shaded g.
small village; easily accessible TO
Silver Spring. Price S1l.T5u. terms.
Mr.; Scott with BERNARD T. BRO
s silUJs Rsaltor SH. 0i2o. Ewes. and
BY owNER~a-bedrm;, brick and
basement; $4,000; $500 down;
5000 per month. Box 249-J, Star.
BIG BRICK RAMBLER. only S13.a5o:
pine paneled den, gas heat, wooded
lot; Gil loan. Call now J. NOBLE
BoAz' Realtor, WI. 1850, WI. 1900.
BRICK RAMBLER. off Mass. ave
Brand-new, top quality; 3 bedrooms,
900; S22,a50, Ewes. cali RA. 1924
FRANK s, PHILLIPS. DI. l41l.
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BEARDLEY WOODS
bethesda, Md, U. S. A. }

White brick rambler loca ted mr.. the
.iv rm. din. rm comb. ) b. ms :"
baths: kit; lHe. storage attic; full
bsmt. with law. garage. Not sub. to
Reg. x.
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THIS WEEKS SPECIALS

BETHESDA. $4,000. New rambler;
liv. rm.. din. rm., cleo. kitchen
3 bedrms.. 2 baths. Porch. garage
bsmt.
BETHESDA, sao,5oo, Older home
close in; unusual liv. rm. 30 IT.
long: lge. din. rm.. kit; End f.. 5
lge. bedrms. and BATH garage.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., sss.a5o. Love.
ly new home. close to Conn. ave,
and Chevy Chase Circle. .Iiv. rm.,
din. rm.. breakfast rm.. powder rm.
wonderful kitchen; 2nd A.. 3 bed
rms. = baths; 2-car garage.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 500. $50 up,
new ramblers. under construction
bedrms., 2 baths. etc.
PARK. $40. 500. Very fine
and dignified 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
home; powder rm. LIST floor, rec.
rm., with firepl. in bsmt.
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES
$4,000. New S-level brick and
stone, nome on corner lot. sur
rounded by comparable homes of
charm and distinction.
Billingsley & Korzendorfer
OR. 1925 TIL Q. IS
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KENSINGTON
$1,000 DOWN

Truly immac, brk. rambler which
bedrms.. and fenced lge. cor. lot.
Lovely neighborhood; COW. to
schools, shopping and bus. Open
Sun. / to 8. Drive out Conn. ave.
to Kensington. follow our signs to
lO50l Howard ave
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HOUSES SALE-MD. Cont
COT,ESVJTJ,ES1so so


preyaE ASBESTOS !; .vs shinsle banga9w
large electric Kitchen with deep
freeze, dishwasher and automatic
washer; full basement. gear garage.
chicken house and small stable: con-
venient financing; close to schools
ARCHITECTURAL GEM
brick English Colonial
On On ia a.r,r iandscaped and wooded
lst moor, entrance hall, living room.
and bath on End. floor, 2 oversized
bedrooms and bath. recreation room
be purchased for far less than its
actual. value.
3 Twin Bedrooms, 11a Baths
CAPE COD-$19,950
Large Irving room with fireplace. side
porch. dining room. modern kitchen
twin-sized bedroom and "a bath: End
fHil basement t' located ad i on p large
lot. close to transportation. schools
PAINT I'M Ri BRANCH FARMS
$27,500
Custom built, 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
liv. rm: with fireplace. din. rm..
water conyector heat = with tS'i Simmer
winter hook 2-car garage; wood
ed, level acre: located In exclusive
Paint Branch Farms.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
SH. 5555. Open TIL 8 PM.
Edgemoor, Bethesda
Glenbrook Rd.
s 900
This Is one of the most attractive
new. homes in Bethesda on beau
tiful corner lot lst-fioor bedroom
and bath. Gear garage. Prototype
In Kenwood. For information, call
Mr.; Swanson. OIL. 6317 or OR
1926: B1LLINGsLEY g. KoRzEN-
KENSINGTON
$4,000 DOWN
Truly immac., brk. rambler which
features all-elec. kit. full bsmt.; 2
Lovely neighborhood;, ,conv. to
schools. shopping and bus. Open
Sun. / to 8. Drive out Conn ave.
to Kensington. follow our signs to
105O1 Howard ave.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors, Lo. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING
GI-$1,3OO DOWN
$87 Mo. Incl. Taxes
Just one left out Of 70; brick, semi
det.. within 9 blocks Of shopping
with dining ell, mod. kit with gar
tiled " bath on LIST f.; g lovely bed
rms. and tiled bath up; full bsmt.,
gas heat. outside entr Price, S14. 800
COLONIAL
On A-Acre Corner Lot
Close to bus. schools and shopping
scr. side porch; full din. rm., equip
basement. Price. SIs500.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
WITH SEPARATE DINING ROOM
2O-foot living room with fireplace
and picture window. large modern
kitchen with table space, 3 VERY
GENEROUS BEDROOMS and tiled
bath on LIST floor stairs to storage
attic: huge basement with fireplace
lavatory and outside entrance: gas
heat: wooded lot with 70-Ioot
ff[nonnttage; close to everything. Price
Wood Conley Co., Realtor
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HOUSES SALE-S.E. (cont. }
CoLoRED-FINE MODERN

COLORED-FINE MODERN
TWO-APT. TAPESTRY BRICK
In beautiful residential neighborhood
Mass. ave. sc. Two complete apis
everything including Diet. garage
Cne look is all you need Mrs. Cox,
~ 2-s136. ATLAS REALTY CO.,
ST. 1858. g
COLORED-VACANT
1874 A st. Sc Move into this f-room
bath. gas automatic heat. row brick
home for 81 1000 down and monthly
payments like rent. To inspect, come
to ONCE Of A. M. DRAISNER, 14O4
I st. NV. MA. S036: open daily Ia
pm: and Sun. II to 3 pm. IS
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18th & COLUMBIA RID.
A fine brick home OF 6 large rms.
and bat1. plus bsmt. apt and pa
rass.. P'icec for immediate sale with
$1,000 down and about S!25 mo
Ewes, Wo. 1915.
J. LEO KOLB
1877 Wis. Ave. NV, MI. 400.
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We will build on your lot, this ram
bier with bedrooms, > baths. for
Sl9,540; a.-c.h., plans and specifica :
tons: For information. call OR. 9l5l
OF OR. 9152 til Q pm .
NEAR WALTER REED
I'm aculate home ideally situated on
beautifully handicapped lot; large
a a,ItnGr room room with fireplace; brisht
breakfast, nook; four corner, twin
h;-w.h. Price, S37, 500. Cali MISS
Shoemaker. EN-. 1850. LOUIS P,
SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st. NV. Ma
CoLoRED-FoR home or invest
m nn family apt. modern; INV.
opUM, f RE- sef 5afs this 0arsa'n N Mr.
COLORED-TEN RIM, 3-story brick
home. Rhode Island ave. NV. Gas
neat tuli bsmt. excel, income prop
coI 4pi sSesa &C. ,s 9SlS sr, Nv NV
Owner will sell this LIST commercial
3-story row brick. near Columbia
road on terms TO responsible party,
For details, call MA. S036, once of
A. M DRAISNER. l404 L st. NV,
coLoRED-17oo BLOCK WEBSTER
SIpt trade. $4,000. BY OWNER.
PETwoRTH-vsnT1Snm
St. mr.. Grant Circle; lSl9-it. row
prick : rms. and bath with concrete
front porch full bsmt., auto; heat,
BAILEY. Ma. 4s2i' at 81 9iN
CoLoRED-6-RM. row brick home.
Attractive lge. rms. full bsmt,
lavatory, automatic heat, garage,
Attractive terms. Cali us today,
B J. y, cRI I'VE La NC. s4ls 18th
CoLoRED-WEsT OF 10th ST. NV.
Mirrored fireplace. pa r,dd'0o den,
large dining nm. half-tiled kitchen
with garbage disposal unit. powder
r rS,n. Eall-to-wall carpeting; 4
sunny sunny hedrms., modern tiled
Pairs u IN master bedrm.l; rec
hot water heat. Designed for sra
cious living and entertainment.
Shown Sho r 5y ossppt. only. Cal MI:
R R6GALIY co. 715 Fla. ave. NV.
o :sa42 Btlei Rms s4ns ISN'T. Arrs s5os;
ground with . entrs.. gas h.-w.h'; ga
rage; on N; Cap. St: ST 800 down,
reasonable terms. JU. 5000. 3
COLORED-6l3 X ST. N.W.-a0-t.
row brick; excel. cond., u rms,
bath, ground-level basement. 4
metal garages; very small down
payment. balance like rent, Ewes
call RA. 1924. FRANK S, PHILLIPS.
NEAR GEORGE. AND
UPSHUR ST;--Distinctive brick cor
ner house of Q rooms. > baths; gas
heat; hreplaces: brick garage with
rooms overhead; zoned for apis. ;
good for doctor, club guest house.
ETC.; offered to settle estate; large lot
with plenty Of room for expansion
ASK for Miss Shoemaker. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, 1919 K ST. NV, MA.
COLORED-1O-RooM. s-story brick;
gar; full bsmt. above ground . en-
frances; modern bath: excel. cond. ;
- 300 down. terms. JU, 1900.
CoLORED-PETW6RTH
It's vacant; g good sized rooms; oil
hot-water heat: garage. Let me
show 1t to you any time. Reasonable
cash payment. balance like rent. NJ
B. Weaver, WO. 1914.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO,
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346,
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NoLCRED~-SP lAlJS
O0S p st. n.e-6-rm. brick: bath;
h.-w.h.; S12.95o: Sl.250 cash.
1872 TAYLOR ST. n.w.-6 rms; bath;
oil heat: SI5,a51.
lib 9th St. n.e.-3 apis: 9 rms: Q
baths; oil heat; S14.95O: 81 800 cash.
900 MINI. ave. n.e.-Modern broom
brick; $3.50 cash, sos month.
l4th and Crittenden-S-rm. brick
mod. kit. and bath; rec. rm.; sub
StantiaI cash
33 r. I. ave. n.e.-6 rms; bath; gas
heat; Sl4.950.
LOUIS Ridden. Elk. b707
COLORED
Desirable 6-room. 3-bedroom homes
in new condition. Excellent section,
near everything. Priced reasonable
Terms; deal direct with u.s. Early
possession
MARSHALL j. wAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 l4th St. NV. D1 3346
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Def. HISTORY BRICK
4 BEDRMS.-$12,950
Full bsmt.; tile bath; fenced lot SIX
80; close to school. transp.. shop,
church; excel. terms. Immed poss.
MIDI. G: line. Call Mr.. Noory, ewes.
ia. 5-S621.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors ME. $500
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Higgins & Harrison, Inc
SILVER SPRING
GI-S1,3OO DOWN

@OI IV1U. 1IICI. dACo
lust one left out of 70; brick. semi
Diet. within 8 blocks OF shopping
buses and grade school; large liv. rm.
bage disposal and dishwasher and
tiled " bath on LIST f.; 9 lovely bed
rms. and tiled bath up: full bsmt.,
gas heat. outside entr. Price, S14 800.
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WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC
Edgemoor, Bethesd
GlenbrOok Rd.

8 BEDROOMS-S45, 900
This Is one of the most attractive
new homes in Bethesda on a beau
tiful corner lot. Ist-fioor bedroom
and bath. 2-car garage. Prototype
in Kenwood. For ipforma ton, call
Mr.. Swanson. OIL. 6317 or OR
1926 BILLINGSLEY e. KORZEN-
DORFER. Realtors. IS
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HOUSES SALINE. Cont

Near 7th and Buchanan NE
Attractive semidet. brick less than =
yrs. old: 6 lge. rms. full cellar. all
tile kit, tile porch and terrace;
excel cond.: price reduced to
FIR. 1000: sun. or ewes, SH. 8S45.
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NEAR WALTER REED

m aculate home ideally situated on
beautifully handicapped lot; large
living room with fireplace, bright
dining room and huge kitchen and
sized bedrooms; 2-car garage: oil
h;-wh. Price. S37.5OO. Can Miss
Shoemaker. EN-. 1850. LOUIS P,
SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st. NV, Ma
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HOUSES SAlE-N.W. Cent
GOOD BUY

This beautiful brick and frame g.
room home must be sold; owner leav-
ing: powder room LIST floor: a won
derful location, nice neiehborhood:
around the 20 bracket. Call WO.
1885 until 8 pm. weekdays, 1890
until 3 pm. Sunday.
ORAN S. CRAWFORD
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. S29.95O up,
8 new ramblers. under construction;
3 bedrmS., 2 baths. etc.
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CUSTOM-BUILT HOME
We will build on your lot. this ram
bier with 4 bedrooms, . baths, for
S19.540; a.-c,h., plans and specifica :
CT OR. 9l52 til @ D m -R
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CALL TIL s PM.
r. A. HUMPHREYS

X ST. MEOW
brick s rms. 9 baths. gear brick
garage. h.-wh, prick and con-
crete porch: deep lot; early pos
session: inspect oy appt MAURICE
FITZGERALD. 1911 G st. NV. MA.
33kR -
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New CuStom-Bui Rambler
On q lot 150xl5O Living rm. o3x14
with stone fireplace and picture
windows. 4 twin-size pedrms.. 2
full baths and tiled powder rm.
Attractive kitchen 12x12; screened
porch; full basement with maid's
rm. and bath. lear built-in ga
rage. Overall dimensions e2x37.
CALL TILL 8 p. NJ.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
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MODERN BUNGALOW

Bunker Hill section OF Michigan
Park. Immaculate brick OF 6 rms,
> tiled baths and full basement.
GARAGE. Oil h,w.h. fireplace;
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Cape Cod with l. r.. d. r, kit. Law.
fl. has 3 bedrooms and bath with
sun deck over attached garage; law
in bsmt Choice of colors on this
house,
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DRY CLEANING PLANT. plenty of
good equip, with trucks and routes;
store in plant; good location; very
low price. AT 3247 "a
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News of Music

sicians. Werner Lywen, concert.
master, Sylvia Meyer, harpist, anc
John Martin, celIist,, had sole
opportunities in the SECOND
Scene" that brought them spe.
cial acclaim.
The orchestra's greatest tri-
umph was in the Symphony No
6" with which the program closed
The presentation was highly dra-
matte, broad in outline, and in
fused with a wealth of color ano
nuance. Mr.. Mitchell's alert con-
Quoting inspired his men to a
performance of distinction, recog-
nized by the audience in the
quality of its applause.
Johannesen Improved.
In the National Gallery of Art,
the Sunday night program was
given by Grant Johannesen, plan
list. Since Mr.. Johannesen first
played here, three years ago in
the Phillips Gallery. he has made
tremendous strides forward as an
artist. Long possessor of an en-
viable technique, he is now at
the stage when he can forget It
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Notiondl Symphony Is Lead by Mitchell
In Polished TschoikoWsky Prooron1

and concentrate exclusively on
musical values.
This he did last night in a pro-
gram that could occupy any ac-
complished pianist with it's me.
chanical requirements almost ex-
clusively. His concept of the music
was so strong that it unrolled be-
fore the listener in unbroken con-
tinuity. Schumann's "Fantaisie
op. II" offered one of the best
Illustrations of his artistic ma
turity as also an example of splen-
did pianism. If, occasionally, q
note failed to materialize or a
phrase had a cloud over it, it
mattered not at all in the revala
ton of talent that had probed
the depths unsteady.
Mr.. Johannesen is on. the way
to becoming one of the notable
opponents of his instrument for he
is now concerned with the, exact
establishment Of every measure as
it's meaning requires. Lyricisrn and
dramatic feeling are both his,
as shown further IN the Beethoven
Sonata in F. sharp, ep. 49,"
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By Alice Eyersmun

Tschaikowsky is still one of the
best drawing cards in an orches-
trail season as was proven again
yesterday afternoon at the Ma
tional Symptoms program de-
voted to his works. One of the
largest Sunday afternoon au-
diences gathered in Constitution
Hall where the added attraction
was Jorge Bolet, soloist in the
popular piano Concerto No. / in
B fiat Minor" Howard Mitchell
was back again as conductor after
q three-weeks' absence from his
post during which he turned over
his baton to distinguished guests.
He was given a warm welcome
and his directing was equally &C
claimed. There is no doubt about
it that the National Symptoms
young leader can compete with
any visiting conductor. How well
he has trained the group during
his tenure as director was demon
strated in the musicians quick
and schooled response to strange
hands in the last weeks. Yester-
day. he took up where he left off,
presenting as finely polished a
program as has been heard here.
1t was filled with vitality of spirit
but more Importantly, with sound
musical knowledge and vision. To-
nally. the orchestra measured up
to the best with it's artistic calibre
equally high.
Mr.. Bolet found the orchestra
completely in accord with his plan
of the Tschaikowsky concerto
which had the imprint of his in
dividuality. Rarely have the open
ing chords sounded so massive or
the octave runs Numbered so
powerfully. Mr.. Bolet attains great
sorority but manages at the same
time. to keep it within the reso-
nant possibilities of the instru-
ment. There is certain delibera-
ton In his playing, notably in the
beginning of the concerto, which
gives a special dignity to his per-
Torrance. His swift and brilliant
technique becomes a trif1e weighty,
at times, due to his great strength,
but again, this quality adds a
sense of bigness and excitement
beyond the ordinary.
When the course of the con-
certo accelerates in the first
movement, he communicated a
feeling of spaciousness and alive
ness that reappeared in the ire
mendous climax of the final Al
legro. Conversely, the more ro-
mantle passages failed somewhat
In delicacy of sentiment and an
accompanying lightness of execu-
ton, perhaps for the need of more
relaxation on the artists part.
Yet he was able to bring a gran
deur to this much abused work,
not often attempted. The techni-
cal requirements of the concerto
were easily handled by Mr.. Bolet
whose velocity is not so. much
sparkling as thrilling while accu-
rate and distinguished to a degree.
He was applauded with as much
zeal by the orchestra musicians
as by the audience and recalled
several times.
Mr.. Mitchell made slight de-
parture from the customary
Tschaikowsky programming by
listing his lie Lac DIES Cygnes"
suite. Seldom heard outside its
ballet setting, its charm could be
appreciated the more in the or
chestral form. Three of the mu-
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Debussy's "Feuilles Mortes," "Les
Fees sont d'exquises danseuses,
La Puerto del vino" and works
by Chabrier and Faure. His play
ing last night was more profoune
and more polished than formerly
in his concern for the substance
OF the music. A large sized audi
ence was present, voicing it's en-
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Unfortunately

thusiasn. Unfortunately, the
the dramatic finish to the second
section of the Schumann Fan
taisie' stirred it prematurely
Thinking the work ended and the
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intermission begun, the crowd
started to move around. It was
some moments before Mr.. Jo-
hannesen could continue the SOUL
full final movement,
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MISUNDERSTANDING Suts-Second Floor
Arizona sun., 1951-03-30
The Challenge To The Educated

We quite pleased to that two of the leading
organizations of country, the Alpha Kappa Alpha and
Omega Psi Phi, Fraterna Organizations held their Re
gna Conference here this year. 1t of special sgnif
that these conferences held simultaneously
The membership of these groups consists of of
the best minds city They represent the highest
products of academic and professional aanment They
represent the real and potential leadership of
munity.
1t their hope (and the SUN shares this hope) that
the might be helped to see clearly the issues OF
pledged themselves do this task Their stated
should enable accept the challenge presented by
those who are not so fortunate educationaly.
Arizona sun., 1951-03-30
Who's Who At
Tech.
BY Dorothy Mae COrbay

Greetings Friends" again we
bring you some great happenings
around Tech. It seems as if all the
girls will have to save their money
to spend on the fellows, because
this is twerp season at Tech. The
campus is buzzing with talk about
the Sadie Hawkins Dance, on Fri
day night. The gals will be wear
ing short skirts or patched Lewis,
which can be worn to school Fri
day.
Congratulations this week goes
to the following nominees for
next years officers, Farrell Nc
Daniels and Nilah Ralston, for
Junior President; Ena Brown and
Hazel Freeman, for Vice Presi-
dent; Louise Hunte and Joy
Higgins, Secretary Of Senior Class.
These candidates will run in the
general election to be held April
21st.
Best sparring partners of the
week are: Lula Finley and Roy
Dunb5r; and Barbara Payne and
Bertrand Russell.
The answer to last weeks ques-
ton = What makes Oil boil?, is,
the letter B.
Thought of the week: Some
people remind you of the bottom
figure OF a fraction; the bigger
they try to be the smaller they
really are.
So until next week keep
"groovy."
Arizona sun., 1951-03-30
Soldiers Riot At Camp
Rucker Exonerated

WASHINGTON, u. &. (NNPA)
The Army last Friday had COM
pleted investigation of an incip-
lent race riot at Camp Rucker,
Alabama, and announced that
none of the participants will be
punished.
The Army said "a brawl broke
out in a post exchange among
white and colored soldiers but
order was restored in two min
utes. Reports that teah gas was
used to quell the disturbance were
denied.
The incident occurred March 9.
1t started in an argument over
use of a juke box. Six soldiers
were hurt, none seriously.
Don't delay another day :. get
your chest x-ray today.
Arizona sun., 1951-03-30
Teen-Age HighIiqhis
By Jessenlor DeBOuse
Greetings Readers:


Greetings Readers:
Now the time has come again
for me to give you some Of the
low-downs, in and around ! our
town.
The outstanding student of the
week is Lennie Lewis. Lennie is a
hard working student and does
her best to make any activity go
over big. She is Secretary of the
Y-Teens and is helping them get
ready for the Annual Spring For
NAL.
Alma Thomas has finally settled
down with Horace Clark, you
girls can stop worrying now +.
Marie Callahan and Bertrand,
Doris Smith and Melvin are the
foursome of the week, but as you
all know we don't know how long
this will last. Grace Whit
field and Charles Hames just
keep on, keeping on Dock
Christopher and Sybil Vann have
finally regained their love for
each other Bettye Haywood
seems to be in love with a muscle
man, could this fit Emerson's S
description? The question of
the week is what senior has eyes
for J. C. Walker? Lawrence
Howard and Ruth Phillips are
"coolin' up a breeze" could this
be the real 1--WE? Merylene
Moore has eyes for Chauncey;
she says her heart feels empty
when he is not in sight . !. Rose
Stamps and Brock Smith are try