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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-05

the Church - as function of the
Church's teaching office-not in
terms of the priesthood"
81 Use Parent-Teacher Associa-
tions as means of breaking
down parents hostile attitude to-
wards girls entering the religious
life"
~ Promote daily interest among
children by short prayer and oc-
casional talks on religious voca-
tions.
At Wednesdays closing meeting,
the Rev. John P. Kennedy, pastor
of ST. Lawrence church, Chicago,
stressed the need among sisters
and priests of renewed vigilance
in detecting and encouraging vocs-
tions to the religious life. Father
Kennedy spoke on the topic Our
Personal Obligations in Recruiting
Vacations"
Ear too common he pointed
out, lis the tendency TO let author
ity and the relationship between
teacher and child create an OBJ
Stacle to the counselling which the
child needs so badly"
The personal contact with the
child, Father Kennedy said, plus
the patience to let the boy or girl
work through his particular prob
lens, is the remedy in Salvaging
many vocations which might 9th
erwise be lost.
other featured speakers at the
two-day program included the Rev.
Bennett Applegate. acting superin-
tendent of schools for the Column
bus Diocese, and Dr.. Clyde His
song, Director of the Ohio Depart.
ment of Education. who welcomed
the delegates; Sister Nj. Helene,
St. Mary of the Springs, who dis
cussed "Euthyrthmics and the
Liturgy; and the Rev. f. Thomas
Gallen. diocesan director of Chant,
who lectured on 'the obligation
of Teaching Chant"
The program proper of the Meet
ing was divided into general Ses-
sions and special workshops tor
both elementary and high school
teachers. For the elementary
teachers. the workshop emphasized
the teaching of religion and ways
TO visualize it and integrate ii with
the rest of the curriculum. Eight
Sisters from Diocesan schools serv'
ed as group leaders for the ele.
mentary sessions.
In their workshop, the high
school teachers examined four ma
ior areas of the high school cur
riculum under the theme Recruit
ing for Christ"
Discussion leaders were: Father
Kennedy, religion; Sister Thomas
Albert. O.P.. St Mary of the
Springs, social studies; DR.. Wilfred
Eberhard, Ohio State university
English: and Sister M, Arsenla,
O.S.F., natural sciences.
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-05
Founder OF Blue Army
Will Visit West Eurone

PLArNFIELD, N.J.-(NC)-The
founder of the International Blue
Army, a Marian crusade for spread
ing and practicing devotion to Our
Lady of Fatima, will sail on the
SIS. United States Sept. 10 for Wis
its to Blue Army leaders in Great
Britain and Western Europe.
He is Rev. Harold V. Colgan.
pastor of St Mary's Church who
will be accompanied by John NJ
Haffert, author of Russia Will Be
Converted.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-05
Largest Catholic Weekly
In India l. 25 Years Old

ERNAKULAM, India - NC) -
The Sathya Deepam Light OF
Truth, Catholic weekly claiming
the largest circulation in India,
has just completed 25 years of
publication. The Malayalam Ian
guage paper, founded by Arch
bishop Augustine Kandathil of
Ernakulam, has a circulation of
more than 10000.
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OSAKA. Japan - (NC) - Adult
converts baptized in the Osaka
diocese during the past year TO-
tailed 2,l03, according to a report
published here. The Catholic pop.
ulation is now 1914, as compared
with only l0,546 last year, an in.
crease Of nearly 25 per cent.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-09-05
New Hospital For Aussies

SYDNEY, Australia - (NC) -
The Brothers of st. John of God
have founded their first hospital
in Australia for the care of men
who are nervous cases. The hos
pita1, to be known as St John of
God Hospital, is situated on a
115-acre estate in Belmount Park,
Evening star., 1952-01-27

SALE OR LEASE. $4,000 sa. #. zoned
heavy Industrial; minutes from
heart Of WASHINGTON, in Arlington on
main highway. One Of the finest
central locations in METROPOLITAN
warehouse bldg. 3,60O-sq.- IT. rail-
road siding available; 22S-ft. high.
way frontage; suitable for drive-in,
super store, truck terminal, many
other purposes. BOZ 332-H. Star,
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ARL.-one block Hecht Co. Two ant
3-rm. units, shared baths in. 12-rm
and 2-bath house. zoned com
4 UNIT APT. house; gross $215 mo
%i ssr. sans e at fGr w. W. 1ii Ifpan' TO tax
SMALL SHOP OR STORAGE, real
somnereial: comm Mt fssan' iSss4 IT,, s. snl sddee
space il needed; with heat, light
gas, sink; use Of toilet; wide Eva!
alley; Sis 70 $2P mo. depending
2251 9th ST. E.W.-Apprcx,. 3;9o(
%. f.; concrete ns., fireproof bldg;
occap. ABBY LEO NJ. sEkNsTEiN
sSsssos so / LIZ Il. : N.WxDpao1. ss nx; m 3sSt SSS
Apply LEO NJ. BERNsTEIN J. CO.
14ti 1tiS SAkps X q n;H sTs. NJ N.w@pour-..or, 4op;
e. h. .iia lss fsS sds apRsSA ais oonsfse
rs: excellent for garage, car wash
once and warehouse, distributor,
printer; &c; 70 inspect; e:li Leg
1iso TO Isl isth 01ST 81. N.w.-Three-story
bldg, In whole OF in part: 1st d.,
approx. $50 So f.; parking in rear
for 4 cars; will remodel to suit
tenant: 1st and 2nd commercial
BIDS; reas. rent. To Inspect; cal
CO., 1415 e st. NV.
1ll0 10Th ST; NV, downtown. near
[, End comml. zone, for business and
home combined: 2 rms. basement,
? rms. lfirst noor; 3 rms. bath. I'd
door; electricity; needs work; long
back yard for car parking. Owner
also will consider renting Tor comm
use only: GEORGE ]; B0RoER. 64s
NEWSSTAND for rent in downtown
hotel BOZ 3aa-H, star. ~
nETHEsDA. MD.-CommeIcial ioea-
tion. Wisconsin ave-. $500 per mo.
csil oL. 1870. SAMUEL 7. Boz
LEY. NC. 7ool wisconsin ssyys.,
aisnF aiiseinTFF fef'iI i. iTIHE nEAsI ., assn: @
toWn-2nd q. large shov windey;; windey;
LOT. sSF.0issas iisss.Ef. FRoNrAGI, 200 q:
deep. on No. ! highvay. All. near
as Siiss space als available: a1oz
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NYEsIMRMY RRaP EoR sALElRuslNEsS PRoP-SALE teenfl


ALEX, 10000 50. II. Of CO com
.mercial ground. al improv., 90c "a
It. Easy terms or win trade 10
industrial Ground. A. n. ROTH
RE. 1880. -29
lllO 18th ST. NV. I'd commercia
zone, brick hldge., needs work; Eng
hsh basement Of 2 rooms; 2 room
I'd floor. Ideal for shop. e4nces ant
top floor might be rented out sep
arately II your business did not re
ouire the Space. or lived in; goot
rear lot for auto parking. to wild
ing for comm. use only. Make ofier
/ GEORGE /. BORGER. agent, O.;
Ind. ave. NV. MA. 0350.
GAS STATION and LIQUOR store, Col
lege Park, Nd. Real buy beeaus
OF i'll health. Call Mr.. Ray. UN
$3.50: ewes, TO. 6261. PAUL i
= a - a a.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

DESIRE TO BUY invest. property. 2
seoa or unit ss arss aps ela AZ giss 7Ss4
AIPHRTMENT IyVs III VI HoUsH-So units ol
Wes ss:s e g is'sssd ss:s for aass ssss
ssasonaOle .IS rstusn1ii s,,1i d.ssa,, An nss as in
come and expenses to Box 2?4>H'
s77gSot, t,ooo TO INVEST in apartments
TAX area. BURNER'S REALTY CO,
ia. 7-007I. Open daily: Q TO- 81
APT. HoUsE-Am private investor
Give income, expenses, price, etc.
Box 17-H, Star.
WANTED By private investor. apart
ment house, not over IL years old:
must be In good location and priced
not over eight times annual rent.
Please give total rentals, expenses
and location. Box 171-K. Star. :
HAVE CASH BUYERS for your apt.
NATHAN SILVER, Tower Bldg. 14th
ana & sts. NV. NE. 2I61.
i HAVE Cash BUYERS WAITING for
a-4-e unit ants: and Email COM orS
nearby ma. 4 you ars. going to to
and get top dollar. Just Q call to
me viii place you under no cbiiga-
tion Whatever--and convince your
ELI. You have everything to gain
and nothing 70 lose by calling Nj.
Dora, RE. $3.50: ewes. UN: zoos.
Colonial Investment Co.
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INVeST.. PROF. SALE lcenf. !

SILVER sPRING cornervery desir-
sD,s sIosk TT from eoHht Hscht eSs.ssa coms rms. /
bath. gar. porch; SSS $500 q; i +; ,s1 let;
4 AAskaaansE anEN RF,essa saia pgSUS linsy RSancS "a.
silver Sprins. JU. $4,000.
IO-UNIT DETACHED BRICK apart
ment. Takoma Park-Silver Spring
area-AH 2-hedrnl. units. Less than
5 yrs. old. $4,000 casl needed.
RAFFEIL REAL ESTATE, SH. 1882.
MAKE OVER 26& on your invest
ment of $4,000. Property consists
Of 2 stores. and ants. ne. section.
Pas5Ik4 Ps4Tg 81 IsxzsTMasT s9az s1ss oe co Ssl
sUITLAND MANOR. Md. opposite
Census, Naval photographic; 4 apts.,
each with stove and refgr., semidet.
brick; two 1-bedrm.. one 2-bedrm.
unfurn.. one 2-hedrm;. nicely furn. ;
bsmta $3.50 ssS5@ annual insoms @ nsss
owner could use nooE. rms.,, 2
baths, rent 2 apts., 81 ,795 annually:
price $4,000; assume GI trust S13.-
. 900: lge. cash down. Call owner,
Mr.. KEATING. WA. 6l33 or 81.
95S6. No brokers. -27
5 APIS. and store, excel. Mt. Raj
nier ute loc;; a each c.. apt, equipped wit with
0bOVE anu 4CA8A.s ABC. AVbf bcAht.p
srieea asSe eSs It ss5s 6oT sasda sda
eaiI eaHnAI PERRY BoswEgIgE. I'LL INc.. cSIs Wa.
4500. Open till z pm. -27
So UNIT APT. BLDG in D. C. ~
Defiation proof rent. priced at 2
times annual rental. Call Bruce
Kessler, excl. agt., Rockville 2S77.
1000 BLOCK 8TH ST. N.E.-Ultra-
modern 4-family nat. Each apt.
consists Of rooms, kitchen. dinette
and bath. Priced to sell Immediately
BRUNO sIlJ INC. sOs H st. NV. ST.
TAKOMA PARK. nr. lines; 14-rm.
light housekeeping rooming house,
trouble free to owner. fully fur
nished. in excellent condition, on
lge. lot; will show 20es net on
$1,000 cash while acquiring equity;
e, PAGE BuRRuss. AID. 1900. WI
BARGAIN--About 5 times yearly in
ave. ne. apts.,, all rented. very
low~ operating cost. Call Mr.. Ray
gN. s5$S; 5;EG, eyes; g ( s TO. cG 1881. PAUL
TAKOMA PARK-Home and income,
one 2-bedrm. and three 1-bedrm.
aptS.; annual income, $1,000; easy
terms. only 5000 cash. Mr.. Morse.
BROWN INVESTMENT CORP, ST.
2026; ewes. and Sun. Ia. $500, :,
sts n.w.-3-story. tapestry brick
bldg: store 1st a., leased; 2nd a.
leased to printer; 3rd. Il. apt; act
1888 sssi iGHGRcR Ri 81. 81 NV. sbet, P and
apts.; h.-w.h.; new cond.; only $790
NEAR CONN. AVE. and s sts. NV
roomins house. L. g. WHITE. RE:
1926 sun. or ewes, WI. 4943. 2S'
d3-UNIT detached brick apartment.
Less than | year old. Approximately
S13. 800 yearly income: Ideal gright-
TaTE Taas asaa' sH' 7oss. sarfSl1 REAL 20
% APIS. close in, near Dupont Circle
and Mass. ave. Bldg. in fine shape:
$4,000 cash needed. NATHAN
SILVER; Tower Bldg. NE. 2161'
AEL1N3ToN-s5o,o A Mi; Ssftj 900 to 100000
cash required to handle apartment
building deal showing better thar
LIZ lS% ,sW return sts1 on cash investment
I4-FAMILY APT, s.e.. just on Mass
First time offered; tenants pay al
utilities. Reasonable cash payment
Call A. L. KNAPP. DI. 6469. .
MODERN 2-FAMILY FLAT in good
ne. section. individual heat, tenants
furn. utils.; annual income, $1,24S
Priced to show 10% return.
HACKMAN- -SCHEUCH, INC.
1850 K st. NV. ST. 5443.
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eUsINFss PROP. FOR RENT

COLORED - RROOKLAND; Lowell.
church: . need In this locality; -goot
terms. Mr.. JACKSON. LA. 0-e96e
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CONN. AvE.-Neap Uptown TheaterS
excellent location; avail FEB. 1.
MobERN 6PPf1owN sroRE-ideai
for insurance, real estate organi.
zation or similar type business.
rental. Excel. commercial locality;
heavy foot trafae. HoX 361.H, Star.
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PERFECT HOME
OPEN SPACES

ARTHUR L. WALTERS
ow. $500. open . till Q. CH. 4141,
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AIexandria PropertV

Alexandria Property
BUSINESS PROPERTY with dwelling
commercial sene. 3-story brick
ing quarters. cal KI. a-2esS;
STORES AND 3 DWELLINGS,
S.e., u Blk. of property et q corner,
in exceI. cond.: over $500 yearly
income; taxes and insurance are the
only expense. Askins price, $50. 600,
with $4,000 LIST trust.
MAKE OVER $4,000 YEARLY NET
After all expenses, Incl. amortization
and mgmt.. by investing $25, 900 in
4 25-nnit de luxe lhotel-typel room
ing ultramodern 2-story brick bldg.
Your inspection Of this property
will do more than words here can
issToRY COMMERCIAL BRICK
NV, approx. 60xa0. 8 yrs: old;
leased to tenants ct $1,000 yrly.
with no expense except taxes. May
be bought at 10 times rental.
Joseph Cohen & Co.
RR 9136: Ewes. and Sun., TIA. 1882.
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RRIr.K RAMRI.ERS
NEW BRICK COLONIAL

NEW 0Et1Oh OOLON1tAI
S21.500-Two Of these-a bath on
a fNgss sr Fess S6ee CASH hu TeaaiTsd
$24,950-Just one Of these with spa
cious center hall, all very lge. rms,
bath on 1st a.. full bath up and
full bath with recr. rm. in bsmt..
stairway TO 3rd H.: located In Lee
Evening star., 1952-01-27

store with 9 apartments. All mason
~ building. corner location at Der
wood rd.. 2 miles north Of Rock:
vile. Apartments are rented and
store formerly rented $500 mo. Ex-
cellent opportunity for further de-
velopment. Please call Mrs. Neill,
WI. 0772.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors Uptown Once
1908 wis. Owe. OR. 671h
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

ESTATE about 1914 acres
Of land. Q hses.. history barn, other
cuthldgs. Unfailing mineral water
supply. Main dwelling. 8 rms. bath.
extra Law. fun hsmt., sub. eonst;'
brand-neW ali heat. new domestic
hot-Water tank. Elec. Loc. about
22 miles from Dist. line. So; Nd,
below Brandywine. VIII sell for
Sl9,S5O. worth much more. Small
Own. pymt. WIN dn. bal. for resp:
srnailT town hae. 70 inspect, inQ
d. Cp HEIGLE. Ma. $3.50. eves'
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A SCARCE ITEM |!
nAnRYr nrInr nv

Tenants pay all utilities in this mod
ern semidet. brick bldg; your doll
lars. are well invested in this val
uabie. well-located Sc. property.
Priced below today's bldg. cost. Cali
MR.. DRAIN. ST. 4555 or IA.
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Alexandria Rambler

First offering Of this delight
1ul brick rambler, near Blessed
Sacrament. Attractive living
rooSa-dining room combination
with fireplace. three bedrooms.
dir; basement With beautiful
oW. i130-oW. 1925
TOWN d COUNTRY
2B2s wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
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5-UNIT APT.
year old, tenants pay al utilities
Individual gas heat; low rents. in
come over $500; wiz net over
1Oes after al payments; $4,000
cash required.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
SMALL STORE WANTED saiteble
pref. Md. viii consider already.
established shop Box 104.K Star
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Stone and Cute
YOU BE JUDGE
OF THIS ONE

Three bedrms.. complete baths, at
porary ny fanch-tspe rambler. 81 ii,
By 81 II. inearly neW). APPROX. Az
acre gently sloping, scenic, well.
protected estate. VIC. Vienna anS S
"seli at cost Easy terms. Bal
1st trust So. Gail PA. 1888 OF
81. 1897 ewes. or week ends. Al
Quegtions answered. none asked.
E&ATH d ASHLEY, INC.
Ma. e4oz.
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RAMRT,ER

Three -bedrm. brick, liv. rm. with
hrepl., din. rm., lge. equip. kit,
pulldown stairway to attic: sit
uated on lot 11O by Ill. In nearby
payment and assume lse. 4e6 Gl
loan. Full price only S2I, $50.
Shown by appt. only.
YEONAS REALTY
GL. 2100. Realtor. OK. 1243
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COUNTRY PRoPERfY tcent. J

9-room, 3-bath
stone manor; approx 10 acres lawns
orchards an and ga gardens; TOP Of Of Blu. slIt
Appointment. call RE. S422.
COUNTRY ESTATE, from 100 to $50
acres: wonderful grazing land anc
popular hunt country; might con-
slider dividing 10 to 20 acre sites
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OPPORTUNITY

First time offered. Valuable NV.
estate property. surrounded hy apt.
bldgs. TIA summit pl. nsw.. near
Ontario Ants. $4,000 50. It. Of
grcund, zoned for 6-story apt. Fine
old home can be rented until You
PF5ENS. CO. 2O67, or Mr.. HINES,
WI QH5O nH see Yfiiir hrnkAr
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New as Tomorrow

A new 3-bedroom home In
onA Of the outstanding COM
munities Of modern homes in
this area. Living room with
hoor-to-ceiling fireplace, gem
erous dining "L." The kitch-
en- Is equipped with range, re-
frigerator, garbage disposal
and exhaust fan; attached
carport; N-acre Handicapped
lot. This home is priced at
$13.95U, with $3,650 cash
down payment. FILA financing
at 4Kss interest, payable
monthly at S82 AZ. including
taxes and insurance. The
outstanding buy on to0ay's
market! May we show you
this today?
LURIA BROS.
OPEN TIL 8 PM.
1900 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500.
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Al Baker Offers

90-FT. BRICK RAMBLER
On approx. 2 acres Of ground which
on Lee Blvd, excel. neighborhood.
Built OF the finest materials money
can buy. There Is lge. liv. rm:,
firepl., picture window, wall-to-wall
carpeting. Din. L.. built-in china
closets. Ultramod,. kit; stoves and
Breakfast nook with picture window:
large laund. room. 8 bedrooms and
huge den, 2 baths; Scar gar. plus
storage rm. and an additional rm.
for the chauffeur. Bsmt. has 8
huge rms. with firepl., roushed-in
Asking only $4,000 with only
$4,000 cash down.
TIE. 7343. AL. 6644.
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N. ARL. RAMBLER

There are no small rooms
In this beautiful white brick
rambler. Center hall-sntranee.
14x23 living room with pic
turs window and lireplace. din
Ing room 13xlz with French
doors opening on screened
porch, 10x16 Kitchen with ALL
electric equipment. including
dishwAsher. Three twin-bed
rooms, "a baths. full basement
with recreation room and extra
size garage. Superb N. Arl.
location. Present financing
can be assumed. Price. $33. $50.
$4,000 cash. An exceptional
buy on present market.
OW. 4420-OW. 9426
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

PARK-We have several
clients with substantial cash wish
ing to locate in University Park or
College Park proper. Ewes. call Mr..
Barnes, MI. 527S. JOHN A WENTZ,
REALTOR & BUILDER, AP. 0900.
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ARLINGTON
w. As0-oW. 942e
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS

Immaculate white frame Co
lonial, featuring three bed
rooms. living room, dining
room, de luxe equipped kitchen.
sun deck nice screened porch,
aluminium storm windows and
doors, Only $lb,e60; excel
4sH1c cM ~ 142n-oW. a12a
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3-UNIT APT.
Tenants pay all utilities, individual
gas heat; brand-new aptSy just
Completed; will net 1STe after ell
payments; $1,000 cash required.
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LEESBURG VA.
S19.75l

New modern rambler, with breezeway
and garage, situated on beauti-
ful 5-acre site. Liv. rm., firepl..
din. rm., 3 bedrms., all good size
rms. Please call Mr.. Knapp for
particulars.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg. Arlington. ia. 4-1155.
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NEW OFFICES, suitable for doctor,
dentist, or other professional men.
Available Feb. Is. 2s40 Alahama
THOS. D.. WALSH, INC.
S15 11th st. NV. Df, 1857
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ROCKVILLE PIKE

J. A. McKEEvER CO.. Inc
1732 x st. NV. ST. $500.
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CALL me first. I pay good prices fol-
any kind Of property. and give quick
settlement. You will be pleased. Mr.
PERRY. DI. S724; eyes,. OIL. 0947
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RM Mr.. QUICK. RI. H sis = 20.
Cash AND 9gIcK sETTLEMENT FOL
81. 1887 OR FA. 1888,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22

Democratic and Republican nomi-
nees to fail to get a majority OF
electoral votes.
That would have thrown the cleo
ton into the House Of Representa-
tives, with each state having one
vote. The theory was that Repub-
icans and Democrats in the House
would be so intent on fighting each
other they would choose Gov. Thur
mond as President.
In the long wrangle over the
loyalty pledge, several speakers
talked about having the Demo-
Gratis on the ballot"
They referred to the 1948 ballot
in Alabama, a state not involved
in the current rebellion talk, and
in Louisiana, which is.
Alabama Democrats, in a 1913
primary election, decided that
their states II votes for Presi-
dent would not 60 to Mr.. Truman.
The II men named to cast these
votes had signed an iron-clad
pledge they would never give
them to Mr.. Truman.
Alabama's 1852 electors, how.
ever, are pledged to support the
nominee of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention.
In 194S the Louisiana State Gen.
trail Committee knocked Mr.. Tru-
mans name off the ballot. Earl
X. Long. then governor and friend
ly to the Truman administration,
called a special session Of the
Legislature to get it back on-but
f, without the party label.
Louisiana went States Rights.
Leander H. Perez of Louisiana,
national director of the States
Rights movement. was the prime
mover behind that maneuver.
Perez is at the 1852 convention a.
a member Of Louisiana's delega.
! ton, caucusing today on q cousse
Of action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22

same either zt the conference
table or elsewhere
Their basic stock in trade is
deceit, decepuon and distortion. All
Communists are liars. Intentionally
and flagrantly when il suits their
purpose.
They interpret IS 4 sign.
of weakness any U. ~. Command
willingness to reach . reasonable
compromise. Every time we
yielded on a point in hopes Of
reaching an armistice, the Reds
made additional demands"
Nuckols Is returning to his old
job as Far East Air Forces public
relations officer. The new spokes-
man for the u. N. delegation Is
1t. Col. Joseph j. Borchert.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22
Civil Rights
Cause SWAY
Cow. Split
Nv EDWIN D. HAAKINsoN

CHICAGO IA SWAY spit over
civil rights-instead of the usual
North-South division developed
among Democratic platform draft
ers today.
Sen. Warren G. Magnuson of
Washington, who usually votes
with the Northern wing of the
party, told this reporter he could
not support Senate anti-filibuster
plank.
81 think IT'S dishonest to say
we are going to do something that
we know we cannot do" he said.
Sen. Herbert H. Lehman of New
York, also on the drafting group,
and Sens. william Benton of Con
necticut and Hubert H. Humphrey
OF Minnesota have predicted adop-
ton not only Of a stronger racial
relations section but also plank
calling for q change In Senate
rules on filibusters.
They contend that until the Sen
ate rewrites its rules there will
be no chance of getting Congress
70 enact civil rights legislation.
At five days of public hearings
before the platform group South
ern Democrats, who bolted the
convention four years ago on this
issue, remained strangely silent.
Sen. John Sparkman of Alabama,
who did not bolt then and now is
supporting Sen. Richard B. Rus
sell Of Georgia for the presidential
nomination, said he agreed with
Magnuson.
Sparkman also said he believes
that Lehman and other Northern
senator's may be pushing the anti
filibuster issue In an effort to pro-
mote the presidential bid of Aver
ell Hartman, who has backed
their stand vigorously and pub
licly.
Sparkman, Magnuson and sew
eral other members OF the plat
form drafting group told this re-
porter they believe a bitter con-
vention floor battle could be avoid
ed II the platform Is written in
general terms, avoiding specific
language that irritates the Dixie
Democrats.
)
Magnuson said he believes there
would be no great difficulty in
getting agreement on broad state
ments favoring improved racial re-
lations and opposing discrimina-
ton and lynching.
II think we could even accept
the 1s4s plank again II we dropped
some unnecessary terms from its
preamble which mean nothing"
Magnuson said.
He added the only way for Dem.
ocrats to change Senate rules "is
TO elect enough senators to get
them changed.
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