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Evening star., 1951-09-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BUNGALOW, mr., d.

MASONRY BUNGALOW, nr. D. c.;
yrs. old. 5 large rms, partly. fin.
2nd A.; front porch. incl. back
porch: full bsmt., h.w.h., oil; large
fenced lot; nr. all schools and buses;
priced low; terms. Call RA. 1912,
GENTLEMAN's ESTATE. ga acres,
Silver Spring area, just mi. out
house containing 3 bedrms., mod.
bath liv. rm., din. rm. and tiled
kit, full bsmt,, oil h.-w.h., outbuild-
ings lge. porches; present G1 loan
Sr.,i can be assumed. Can for further Is
INC, Lo. 5-2205, Realtors, JU. s.
BETHESDA Tastefully decorated
featurinS bedrm; and bath on 1st
FIR; liv. rm,, dining rm., kit. >
lbedrms, and bath on end flr.; full
porch porch. Beautifully @ landscaped; ae ec'Fssa S@3.,
$50: lst trust of S14 900. 20-yr.
office. e. J. MCCORMICK. 49l0
Wisconsin ave. Wo. 6993. office
open Sun. 1913.
VIERS MILL-S10,950: easy terms:
attractive 2-bedrm bungalow; bsmt.,
'ee cLfPFoRp fPi eGpVes sHERrzER * sTsFsfnsE re-
"201. 81. 7747.
3 BEDRMs.. BATHS. substantial
older home; room for garden, but
within walking distance Hecht's and
schools; redec. interior. $50 Silver
Spring ave, SH $3.50.
-FOUR BEDRMS 2 BATHS. S26.95O.
We, will build this Colonial center
rm;, din rm.. kit. den and "a bath;
2nd A.. 4 twin-bed rms. and .
baths; each bedrm. with two closets;
brick; fur bsmt. with tirepl For
9lo2 Sun. and weekdays til pm,
WHY PAY RENT:-S75o down and
S13 per mo. buys this lovely 2-bed-
rm. bungalow; full bsmt, recr. rm.,
gas heat; Ice. ,yd.; conv; TO ous,
MAN 81. 0775; ewes, sH. 0593.
ISI3.5OO; WOODWORK comfort
able. 3bedrm. Cape Cod bungalow i;
bsmt., gas h.-w.h.; aluminium storm
coFTEMAsN REALTY i;iaGr CO. sH, Ir52 4i45
= BEDRMS.. with lots of other space
and all cows, including fine large
dry bsmt; .4fo loan at S63.50 per
mo-, incl. taxes and ms. S11,350
total nrice. Another with eXpansible
attic. C. M. JOHNSON. SH. 45lS.
2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW. full bsmt.,
gas heat; Viers Mill; ~ 500 down,
500 month. 10. 5-3439
COUNTRY HOME. l acre; 7 rms. /
bath; good location. nice view, large
garden: bus by the door; priced
$4,000 terms. Shown by appt.
only. BERNARD T. BROSIUS, Real
tor. SH. 0430; ewes and Sun, Mr..
Scott. SH. 1851.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
LARGE rambler. built by builder for
his own home; large liV. rm.. din
rm.. kit and 3 twin-siZed bedrms
and . baths; stairway TO attic: lge
oSmt with finished rec rm.. large
workroom and u bath; priced S3S.-
600, not Regulation x. For appt,
call Mr. Reed. ewes. WI. 71q1. INEZ
CUSHARD, Realtor. OR. 1922. --17
SILVER SPRING WHEATON HILLS
Open Sun. l-6. Very desirable .
bedrm. house; price S12,950. Mod
crate down payment, good financ-
ing.
SILVER SPRING. Glenmont Hills
Open Sun. l-6. Most attr., practi-
cally new mod. 2-bedrm. house with
exp. attic House with many poSsi-
bilities. BROUSSARD AGENCY. INC.
JU. 1-SO5l, week end and ewes.
SH. 2I57, -i6
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
BeormS., = Baths
FOR ONLY S31,950. EASY TERMS.
FOREST ESTATE
Silver Spring
1906 Everest St.

This is an excellent brick and stone
dwelling, built IN 1947. situated on
a fine fenced-in lot facing so
acre wooded estate, First floor in
cludeS spacious living room with
fireplace and family sized dining
room, modern kitchen with tiled
LARGE DEN OR BEDROOM PLUS
EULL TILED BATH. ION FIRST
Second floor has three nice bed
rooms, full tiled bath. plenty of
closet space. and a stairway LEADING
TO the attic. Full dry basement
opening TO backyard. gas furnace
and hot-air heat ting, Near trans
portation and parochial school own
er, has purchased farm and must
sell So; 900 cash will handle. Ex-
cellent financing.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. TILL DUSK
Directions: Out Ga. ave. miles
beyond Colesville rd., right on Au~
gust, drive, left ON Everest st. to
Exclusive With
JAMES L. DIXON & co
81. zoo 1922 I1th st. NV. TU 4O24
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

SMALL DOWN PAYMENT; s rms.
vacant house, bath, gas heat; F
near 7th s.w. White or colored. Nc
tween 10 and and s and S daily.
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So DARLINGTON ST. S.W,
Near Naval Research Lab.

Open 2-6
gemidetached 2-story brick, 3 bed
rooms ia baths. liy. rm., din rm.,
kit. recr. rm.. &C. heat, full cellar;
large fenced lot; immed. possession
close to schools, transp. and shop
ping. Must be sold.
Frederick A. Blumer Co.
617 Pa. Ave. Sc. FIR. 1OSS; Ewes.
and Sun 10 2-4111
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hoUsES-SALE-MD. Cont

BEACH. Md rms
and bath. furnished cottage: suit
able for year round. Water, gas,
electric. Give-away. $3.50 cash
Call L. CROWELL SH. 1915. lie
SHORE, MD.--Oxford-
Solidly-conStr. Formstone residence;
4 bedrms., bath up; lge. liv. rm. with
firepl.: din. rm Attr. dec. through
out, Youngstown cabinet kit. break
nook Timken oil heat, S.-w. hookup
Full attic, scr. pch; 3 Minis. walk
to school. Dock facil.; ducking, fish,
ing. sailing. A sound value al
SIS, 900. Phone OWNER. oxford
tMd1 2471.
FURN.-5 rms, bath, gas, elec.,
gar; on water, near Anna Modest
price Easily winterized. SH. 1885
MARY T. BOARD, Route l, Boz
IS, Edgewater, Annapolis $500:
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FOREST GLEN PIX, MD.
(ADJ, WALTER REED ANNEX


Picturesque brick Cape Cod, built-in
garage. with first-floor powder rm.,
"A 1T. liv. room with unique stone
fireplace. screened porch on side
overlooking great 100-ft. oaks and
;,5 pink and white .dogwoods
Beautiful corner lot 100 by 100 It.
with lawn barbecue and 12-ft.
picnic table and benches under
trees Large dining room, modern
kitchen with breakfast nook, 2 large
bedrms. and nursery, h.-wh. (oiD.
double asbestos shingle roof, A
lovely home in a desirable neighbor-
hood. near schools; $21 $50; re-
Quires good down payment balance
lSt trust. Call MR.. NICHOLSON.
SH. 1922. Directions: Out Georgia
ave to Montgomery Hills. left on
Seminary rd. to school. then Wood
stock ave. and straight to 9510
Woodley ave. and open sign. Open
l to dark -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BRUNSWICK, MD.-50 mi from D
c.. on B. g. o R.R. Corner brick
rms. . baths. oil heat; md fl
rented. 602 Brunswick ST. or phont
MA ORon Ant nnO
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URCIOLO REALTY
c0T T0RED OPPORTUNITY

COLORED OPPORTUNITY
134I so. CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
One of the better Sc. homes for one
6 large rms, front and double rear
porches, full basmt with extra bath;
auto h.-wh. See it and YOU. VIII
want it. Priced low at Sl4I2n
For appt.. call EUGENE H. PHIF En-
Evening star., 1951-09-16

BY OWNER-Do YOU want
a NEW houseP This isn't 1t. This
is is 2 a., rock-soli1 house hss .sn.6 built when
everything yoA want. 2 fireplaces
recr. rm., ACE, garden It's q
honey. Ove1L go. 900. 81. 1861.
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Colored-Corner Brick
Oolv GO nm DouY,II
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
LULUFEU
1903 D ST.

Downtown location. Every conven-
ience. 6-rm. brick, just redecorated.
New gas heat. full basmt. Low. price
on terms. Ewes. and Sun. call IA.
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FAIRLAND

Open . to 6-2 new 3-bedroom ram
blers. full bsmt., / y baths. Keystone
Kits. garage. separate hall and din.
room; "a acre of land. These homes
are built with the finest materials
and workmanship; Trailways bus
service: S21 800. Directions: Out
Colesville rd or N, H. ave. past
Naval Ordinance Laboratories, turn
right on rd to Laurel 3 miles. then
co MA 4o44: eyes. WI R9OS.
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GOOD BUYS
S195 Down
S495 Down

9 rooms, bath, row brick; conven.
iently located in the s.w. section;
low monthly payments.
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CULORED-SILVkR SPRING AREA
139 RITCHIE AVE.
Drive out Piney Branch I'd. turn
right at Ritchie. modern det brick
home. d. rms, screened porch, fire.
place, full bSmt., gas heat Small
down payment AUERBACH g. CO.,
DI 650l. RA, 2519.
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S995 Down
g rms, auto. gas heat. front and
side porch. in the e. section; conv
to transportation.
MANY OTHER GOOD BUYS
Trachtenberg Properties
900 9th st. NV. Ma. S499
Ewes, OIL. 1862.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23
Monroe Local
Whips Darby

Monroe Local school opened its
home season Tuesday night by
walloping a smaller Darby Rural
team from Union County on the
Monroe floor. The final score was
50 to28. Ten players participated
in the scoring for Monroe in a
game which saw the first five play
Ia minutes.
Bob Sullivan with 18 points
lead the parade with Bill and
Paul Sullivan and Buster Dillon
each contributing 10 points. Leon
Kronk fifth starter for the Flyers
tailed nine points. 1t was the
second game of the season for
Monroe who previously lost their
opener at New Morrefield.
The Monroe reserves topped the
Darby seconds by an overwhelm-
ing score of 43 to Is. Eleven
Monroe players scored in this tus-
sic. The next game for the Mon
roe Flyers will be Nov. q at
Monroe when Madison Rural
plays the role of visitors.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23
Players Club
Sc es Prevue

Members Of the Players Club
were highly entertained at their
last meeting when given pre-
view Of the play now in rehearsal
and to be given for the public in
the near future under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Charles Miller.
The play Personal Appearance"
by Lawrence Riley is rollicking
comedy about a famous movie
star who is making a personal ap-
pearance along with her current
movie. After seeing the first
scene of the play the members of
the club agreed that this play
will equal in every way the high
caliber of the plays given in the
past.
Albert Clark acted as host for
tho evening and the business
meeting was conducted by the
president Russell Strattcn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23
Monroe Sched dule
Is Announced

Monroe High Schools basket
ball scheduled was announced to-
day by Coach Harry G. Schlott.
Six seniors are among the first
ten, four of them lettermen. They
arc Bill ard Bob Sullivan, for
wards, twin brothers and both let
termen; Melvin Dillon, letterman,
guard; Leon Kronk, lctterman,
guard; Charles Fisher. forward
from last years reserve squad and
John Harsh, guard from last
years reserve squad. The team
also boasts Douglas King, a six
foot Junior at center; Paul Sulli-
car, six foot junior, also work
ing the pivot position.
Cork Boyd, a freshman, who
was a member of the Monroe
Junior High Champions last year,
plays forward. John Lammi, a
sophomore, was a member of last
years reserve squad.
Coach Schlott was at Lime Rose
last season. He is graduate OF
Bluffton College.
The schedule
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23
Taft Foresees More Than
Six Divisions In Europe

it seems obvious that the Presi-
dent will become complete die
tator in the entire field of foreign
policy and thereby acquire power
to force upon congress all kinds
of domestic policies which must
necessarily follow
In his statement analyzing
Taft's book, Mcmahon called it
essentially negative and defea-
tist' and said Taft's Basic diff
filculty is that he is still an
isolationist.
He is still the same man who
said in 1910: war is even worse
than a German victory He fails
utterly to relate the peace and
liberty of our people to the peace
and liberty of other parts of the
world" Mcmahon said.
He would have us put a ceiling
price on our liberty and shop for
security at the bargain counter. X
X X
In essence, Senator Taft ap-
pears to say the Russian menace
is serious and real and that we
must do all we can to contain it.
But when he states his views as
to what he thinks we can do, ii
appears that in his mind the
problem is too large and measur-
es to cope with it to expensive. Xxx
x.
Senator Taft's record Of
against and against and against
shows his heart is not behind the
positive program we need to de-
fend America"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23
Midway Defeats
Atlanta Quintet

Midway had too much all
around scoring power for a visit
ing Atlanta quintet here Wednes-
day night and rolled to a 42-39
triumph.
Paced by Dick Bogenrife, Bill
Holcomb and Bob Duncan. the
Tigers opened slim 8-6 first
period lead, held a 20-17 advant-
age at halftime and went into
The final frame on the long end
Of a 34-30 count.
1t marked the Tigers fourth
win in six starts, Atlanta took
tho nrplin, 12-o3
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23
ROCKY MISSED

OXFORD, Miss. Up When
Rocky Byrd, senior quarterback
on the University of Mississippi
grid squad, failed TO perform
against Kentucky and Vanderbilt
this season it marked the first
time IN his collegiate career he
missed a game. Including three
194S frosh games, Byrd started in
20 contests. He sat out the Wild
cat and Commodore engagements
because of an injured shoulder.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23
Bloomingburg
Downs Madison

In we'll played game Tuesday
Bloomingburg tripped the Madi-
son Eagles 81 to II at Madison
Local School.
AT the end of the first quarter,
the score was tied at II for each
team. The rest of the game was
nip and tuck until the last few
minutes of play when the visit
ing Bulldogs outscorcd the Eagles
eight points. Six of the visitors
shared in the scoring, topped by
D. Weaver's IS points, the same
number made By Richard Clark
Of the losers.
In the preliminary, the Bloom
ingburg Reserves notched an
other victory on a 81 to 81 YER
dict.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23
TV CORRESPONDENCE
COURSE

YOUNGsTOWN. Q-R-Don-
aid F. Terry is in a cast from
shoulders to toes. but that doesn't
stop him from continuing with
his college studies.
Hes taking a college correspon-
dence course BY television- the
first student in Western Reserve
UniVersity's Television College. ?
The courses are televised over
VIEWS, Cleveland.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23

full from the start as stallion, /"
said young Hancock. His 76-year-
old father, who started Claiborne's
breeding operations back in 1915
with one stallion and two mares,
nodded agreement.
His first crop included Moor,
who beat Citation Calumet
Farms million-dollar WINERY.
In 1850, Nasrullah was the
leading two year-old sire in Eng
land and presently is the leading
stallion in England.
During his racing days, Mas
rullah ran under the colors of the
fabulously-wealthy Aga Khan,
who bred him. He was handi-
capped the best colt of his first
two racing seasons in England
and was third in the English Der
by, beaten only a head and a
half length. When retired to stud,
he was sold to MacGrath.
Patriarchs of the stud ranks al
Claiborne are two 24-year-olds
Gallant Fox and the renowned
imported Blenheim III.
In addition to the imported
stations Nasrullah and Blenheim
Claiborne are two 24-year-olds,
brought over from across the
ocean; the five-year-old French
stallion Anbiorix; Princequillo
4-year-old English inportee, and
the 14-year-old Hypnotist II.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23

Still a bit spoiled the high
spirited 11-year-old stallion has
ealmed down considerably since
joining the stud ranks at the
2,000-odd acre thoroughbred
establishment.
He's beginning to see things
our way says a handler. HE
was a bit spoiled when he came
here last year. used to having
things his own way. He's easily
upset doesn't like anything that
disturbs his regular routine.
You have to keep a watchGul
eye on him, too--he has a habit
Of nipping your arm if you aren't
careful.
Even if Claiborne's importee is
a bit on the spoiled side, he has
proved to be very fertile in his
first season at stud here.
He now is in foal to "a mares, =
said A. B. Hancock, Jr., as he
looked over the imported stall
lions stud book. And 25 of them
either ere stakes winners or dams
of stakes winners"
This years stud season was
reserved by Nasrullah's syndicate
owners, numbering 10 American
horsemen and including young
Hancock, who went abroad to
purchase the stallion from Joseph
MacGrath manager Of the Irish
Sweepstakes.
"Nasrullah was very success
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23
County Tourney
To Be Planned

Rolla ID. Webster. county SUI
perintendent, has called meet
ing of the executive heads of
the Madison County schools for
Monday, Dec. 3 at 4 pm.
The Athletic Committee will
attend and plans will be formu-
lated for a Madison County Bas-
ketball Tournament. Sheriff Har-
old r. Bidwell, graduate of the
FBI Academy at Washington, D.
c. will address the group.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23
South Solon
Wins 45-30

South Solon scored 45-3o vic
tory over Ross Township in a
contest at Ross Tuesday night. 1t
marked Solon's second victory in
four attempts, Jack Knisley paced
the winners with Is points, while
Jim Dawes was high for the los
ers with II. South Scion won the
reserve tilt, 1928.
South 5olon (45)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23
SPORTS
TWO MT. STERLING PLAYERS on
MID-STATE ALL LEAGUE TEAM

Sterling players League football
grdder honorable
corng of the selections by Dale S Porter of West
Jefferson who is secretary OF the Md-State League.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23
NOTICE or AProlNTMENT-Es

NOTICE OF ApF0INVWENT-E
tate of Seymour Renick Deceased
Ben f. Renick, 127 Falls Road
Columbus, Ohio has been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Admins
traitor of the Estate OF Seymour
Renick late of Madison County,
Ohio. deceased
Dated this 18th day of November
A.D. 1851. No. 1853 Docket Page
359. Maurice u. Beathard. Probate
Judge
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23

PARIS KY.-Imported Nasruah II living king
A b Hancocks spacious Claiborne Farm Just hI
Paris Bourbon County
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23
APPoINTMENT-Es-

NOTICE or APPOINTMENT--E
tate IF Howard B. Lucas Deceased
Martha y. Lucas. Plain City, Ohio
has been duln appointed and quail
fled as ENecutriX of the Estate of
Howard 3. Lucas late of Madison
County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 10th day of November
AID. 1851. No. 1869 Docket 5 Page
35i. Maurice +. Beathard. Probate
Judge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23

Referee: Pugh, Umpire: Peters.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23

Referee, Canter: Umpire S. Hess
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-23

Referee: Fiffer, Umpire: Smith
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IDA. SATURDAY, NovEMI
By Board
Member James NJ. Noel prom
ised that should the deal with the
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others with the sheriff conduct
ing these men to Tavares.
Ell IMAIEcrIHArEc
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SHERIFF KILLS
GROVEIAND
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IL.
WASHINGTON
ORDERS FBI IN
LATE SUI LEVIN
A Florida sheriff waited until
the chief executive of the nation
came to this state to pull of one
of the most dastardly acts against
justice ever committed in the
south.
Walter Lee Irwin. .23-year-old
defendant In the Groveland case,
made q sworn statement from his
hospital bed to NAACP attorneys
and the press Thursday tn at
shocked and disgraced the decent
people of Florida and the nation.
NAACP general counsel Thurgood
Marshall and reporters from sew
eral New York newspapers were
present:
Irwin charged that Lake county
Sheriff Willis Mccall deliberately
murdered Samuel Shepherd and
then tried unsuccessfully to shoot
a =
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lonely stretch of highway where
the shootingS occurred.
Reports are that there were tive
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A deputation composed Of citi-
zens and members of the PTA
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New York, said in a telegram 10
Mr.. Truman that he Endorsed
Whites message.
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ON Z1NGGObG
pretty tired of such treatment
and want action.
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Evening star., 1951-12-19
Many Cities Taking Steps Parking Problems

ing to 1t that there will be ade-
Quate parking for their people.
Many cities have passed ordi-
nances requiring that new apart
ments and stores in the congested
areas must provide parking space,
The huge underground municipal
parking facility in San Francisco,
to provide space eventually for
5000 cars in five garages, shows
what a big town can do; and
Grand Rapids. Mich, is a smaller
place that recently has done a
good job on its parking problem.
Here's what the Indianapolis
realty men learned in their latest
coverage of United States cities.
Their report by no means takes
in all Of them.
Detroit Uses Laws.
Detroit reports a terrific down.
town snarl, with public buildings
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such as auditoriums, art museums,
schools. Libraries and even
churches contributing to the
traffic jam, but Detroit has an
Ordinance requiring rental units
having more than 1000 square feet
of sales space to provide parking,
and larger stores, especially food
chains, have selected sites of their
own accord which provide plenty
of parking. Detroit also has 1.8
million bond issue for a subter-
ranean parking terminal.
Chicago, the indianapolis board
reported, has five downtown ga
RACES projected for city construc-
tion. Two vacant sites to be used
as parking lots also are included
in the program.
In the proposed garages. ramps,
rather than elevators. will be used
in reaching upper decks. Except
Evening star., 1951-12-19

for offices. there viii be no heat
ing or plumbing. and no window
glass; and roofs will be used for
open-air storage.
Des Moines recently reported
the opening Of its second new mu-
nicipally owned garage. The two
garages were financed by a bond
issue. sold at public auction by
the city, at a premium of $11,350
with an interest rate Of Ia per
cent.
Bonds will be retired from rent
al revenue Of the garages, pro-
ceeds from surplus parking meter
funds, and by a general city tax
levy Of half a mill II other revenue
is not sufficient. incidentally, Des
Moines found 1t could build the
two garage units for $837.4 All. and
the real estate cost 1888 ,666.
Pittsburgh, which is In the midst
Evening star., 1951-12-19

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 19
(NANA).-The frustrated United
States citizen who drove down.
town and couldn't find place to
park can take hope. Not only is
it possible to do something about
the parking snarl which is the
worst problem of most American
cities, but a great deal is being
done about it right now.
So much is being done that If
you can't find a place to park
in your own home town. there's
reason to suspect that both pub
lie officials and private enter
prisers are loaflng on the job.
The Indianapolis Real Estate
Board is conducting a continuing
survey Of parking and traffic
problems, and the solutions to
them, In dozens Of cities. A re-
cent report by L. H. Lewis, chair
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man Of the Indiana capitals
Downtown Committee" ought
to be enough to convince any
backward municipality that lots
Of other places have licked their
parking problem, or are on their
way toward finding that rare
place to park.
Stores Help Solution.
Not only are city governments.
aided by State legislation. buy
ing off-street park sites. and con-
structing parking garages. but
private enterprise-especially big
department stores have built or
are completing ramp-type garages
and other parking facilities for
their customers. New apartments
and residential projects, such as
the $12 million Sutton Terrace
project in New York City, are see-
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Of q tremendous civic lifting
operation, established a municipal
parking authority and recently
sold Sc million worth of bonds to
pay for site acquisitions and con-
struction Of two new garages in
the downtown Golden Triangle
area. A total Of four municipal
garage sites have been bought
Bonds for the project will be paid
off from parking meter receipts