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Evening star., 1952-03-02
COLLEGE VIEW AvEN11F
LO. 4-72OO
OPEN SUNDAY. OZARK

OPEN SUNDAY. OZARK
4o4 MANSFIELD RID. s. 8. MD.
Desirable 7-rm., 2ta-bath brick Co.
lonial with through side hall to
din. .rm., paneled den. large screened
porch, lovely kit. with breakfast
space; powder rm., 3 bedrms., D
baths on End. Wall-to-wall carpet
ing; garage; excel. cond.; close in,
near st. Michaels and Blair High.
To reach: Drive out Colesville rd. to
Dale drive. right about 6 blocks to
Mansfield drive, left to property.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
SLIGO 3O10 TIL PM.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES FOR sAlE-MD.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
1905 EVEREST SIT

Forest Estates, S. s., Nd.
4 REAL BARGAIN AT S1S,5oO; f.
bedrm,. 2-bath brick bungalow; fun
porch, large din. rm., fireplace; spa
cious kit. nice yard, abundant closet
space; less than 2 blocks to ST.
Johns Parochfal School and Capital
Transit Bus line.
70 reach: Out Georgia ave. to August
drive. turn right 4 blocks to Everest
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
SLIGO 3OIO tn, PM
Evening star., 1952-03-02
DEWEY NJ. FREEMAN
LOCATION SUPERB

blk. new College Park Shopping
Of Md: campus. This lovely "a.
story bungalow has on 1st floor,
entrance hall. liv. rm., firepl., large
din. rm. and large kit: Q large
bedrms, 11x22 IT. and bath on 2nd
moor. New-house condition. Full
bsmt., h.-w. oil heat: 2-car garage.
Lot 60x1S0 fenced. Only S14 .75O.
BURCH REALTY co.
S505 Baltic. blvd. College Park, Nd.
TO. 4747 till 9 pm; after 6 pm,
WA. 5641, UN. 1891. SH. 1910. "a
Evening star., 1952-03-02
II! S12.75o III

OPEN TODAY
1900 ROANOKE ST.
Green Meadows, 2 blocks west of
6-rm. corner home with large liv.
[H;. separate din. rm., oil &C. heat.
Only $4,000 cash.
HOME REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HE' 1887 ia. 4-O574
Evening star., 1952-03-02
OPEN Is

GROOM. BUNGALOW-S12.750
21S PARK AVE, TAKOMA PIX.
Full basement with finished room and
built-in garage; excellently financed;
near Catholic and public schools,
express bus and stores.
DirS.: Out Piney Branch to Philadel-
phia. ave., right to Park ave. right
GiLToN REALTY. Lu. 7-a775.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
WE SELL HOUSES
our list of homes in Silver Spring
2n1 NORMANDY DIR
SOC STERLING RID.
98O7 SUTHERLAND DR.,

To reach: ColeSville rd. to Forest
Glen rd.. follow arrow sign. Prewar
brick bung allow, exceptionally conv.
loc.; lge. finished rm. on 2nd fl. /;
bsmt.; fenced rear yd.; very attract
home
Evening star., 1952-03-02
OPEN
T FITJTCnATT q

REDUCED TO $15,95O
4610 Queensbury Rd.
OPEN SUNDAY i TIL DARK
Two o-family house; private entrance,
2 baths, oil, hot-water heat, full
Handicapped; owner Occupies; excel,
lent rental possibilities; "a blk. to
transportation and shopping center;
entire property In high state of
repair.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HOUSES sALR-Mp. tcont.J
Open Sat. and Sum-, l to 5
7d12 RTPTu AWE

4-bedroom home We know Of for
S14,950 that may be purchased with
as little as 800 down. Liv. rm.
with fireplace, pvt. din. rm.,- kit,
2 bedrmS. and bath en- 1st fir; 2
ID, bedrms. on 2nd flr.; bsmt,
built-in garage, oil hot-water heat;
wooded lot 50x140. Needs decora-
ton and minor repairs can be
done for $3.50. Fine, conV. location
II blk. from Philadelphia ave. bus
line and the new Tacoma Silver
Spring grade school. Dir: Piney
right approx. 2 blks. to Birch ave; !;
right to home Ewes. call WO. $500,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

HEART OF SILVER SPRING
S495 down; 2-bedrm. bungalow, full
bsmt.,, gas h.-w. heat; large lot.
vacant. move In with down pay
SH 1878 ''
Evening star., 1952-03-02

UNUSUAL BARGAIN
CARROLL KNOLLS
Here Is a real opportunity to buy a
beautiful custom rambler at a low
Silver Spring area. Features lge. liv.
rm. with firepl.. full sep. din. rm..
tile bath. equip. kit. nice bedrms.,
pine-paneled rec. rm. in a daylight
bSmt. Ewes. LO. 4-7629.
LAUREL REALTY co.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Rambler-$19,5OO
BIT Davis Ave.

New brick rambler, lge. liv. rm. with
hrepl., din. area, equip. kit. with
din. space. tile bath. full Basement:
one block Of schools. shopping and
transp. Directions: Out Piney
Branch I'd. to Flower ave-, right on
ave. (WaShington Sanitarium) to
DAVIS, left to Sl7 and "openn sign.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21

Aunt Margaret is paying US
back for not writing. BULLDOG
Drummond forgot to wash his
green socks, and the cake fell
this morning. But in spite of
everything we keep happy
cause there's always Shop Hop.
ping. and we love every minute
OF =. Cheers til Wednesday
Jaxon.-(Advt1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21
NATURAL BEAUTY

Continued From Page One,
deal if he does not depend on ma
ture alone or miracles. Then man.
kind can be happy. Also, we must
not seek TO be happy in mind and
body alone. but also physically and
SPIRITUALLY. Both together will
make a complete combination OF
happiness.
To top it all off. let's be happy
we live in Key West, let's be happy
We live in Florida. Let US be hap
py 10 live in this great country the
United States of America, God
Bless the City of Key West, God
Bless Florida. God Bless the US.
of America. with all its people.
To my great many friends VINO
greeted me so intellectually upon
my arrival last week 10 my home
sweet home, oceans of ink can not
fix my pen full enough to thank
each and everyone of you for the
fine warm reception you gave Mrs.
Schwartz and myself as soon as the
Citizen announced the news TO lts
many readers that Rabbi and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21
Patrol Activity
On Korean Front

SEOUL, Korea IA United Ma
tons raiding party swarmed up
a Communicated hill in Western
Korea two times early today then
pulled back to the main U. n line
after being stopped cold by Red
riflemen and mortar crews.
Eighth Army Headquarters said
the raiders backtracked part way
down the hf.l northwest of Yon-
chon after running into intense
small arms and mortar fire
Allied artillery ,raked the Red
positions. then the Allied infantry
men tried again. But the dug
Communists hadn't been hurt.
Elsewhere. u. n. forces threw
back light probing attacks by Is
Red soldiers west of Chorwon and
south of Pyonggang on the western
and central fronts.
Allied patrols surprised 30 TO 40
Reds in bunkers on the snow swept
eastern front, killing "a and cap
turing seven
Snow and low clouds grounded
most warplaneS. But Allied and
Communist jets tangled over
Northwest Korea for the seventh
straight day. Fifth Air Force head.
quarters said no hits were report
ed in the brief, five-minute battle.
Sunday two MICS were shot
down by American Sabre Jets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21

The most pampered husband
we ever heard Of, is the one
whose wife lines up two cups of
coffee in front of his breakfast
plate. one little hotter than the
other She's obviously cunning
for something. Hmmmmnnnnl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21
Cltlzen Staff Photo

Mrs. Schwartz were back home af-
ter a long illness.
God Bless the good people of
Key West with good health and lots
of happiness. Thank you all. How
wonderful TO be in Key West where
all people are friendly, where peo-
pie are sincere in friendliness,
where people think god of each
other. where people find time to
greet one another on the streets,
where climate and nautre heal the
sick. where climate and nature
keep people well and healthy.
have seen with my own eyes a
case which is worthwhile speaking
about. A man was brought here
from a distant state who was Stgick-
en- with rheumatism so that he
could not sit on a chair comfor.
tably or move his hands, He was
compelled to lie on his back and
after a few days Of this on one of
our beaches he was able to get up
and walk around nicely. In three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21
BOOMING KEY WEST
Citizen staff Fnoto


Continued nom Page Onel
ing telephone information to the
general public, plus handling the
normal routine Of office pro-
cedure.
Meanwhile, the Chamber car
ries on its year round activities.
Hotel and Motel owners met at
the Chamber last week to hear
about the regulations covering
seasonal resort hotels and motels.
Though these rooms will be
exempt from rent control, print
ed forms must be filed by hotel
and motel owners by February
2lst, II was stated They are
available at the Area Rent Di-
rector's office in the Post Office
Building The opinion Of Cham
Der members IS that they should
wait 10 hear from Washington
on the new regulations before
filing. Edwin F. Trevor. Cham
Der president assured the mem
bership that the organization
will continue to keep It's mem
bers advised of latest develop
ments.
The Chamber Is expanding its
present membership Of 300 TO in
clude new businesses that are
coming into town.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21

The eighth annual nationwide OBJ
servance of a Jewish Music Festi-
val Is set for Feb. g 10 March 9.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21
Services For
Mrs. Morales
Today AT $50

Funeral services for MIS-.
Francisco Morales, 81. who died
Thursday morning IN Tampa,
Fla. will be held this afternoon
at $50 pm. in the Chapel of the
Pritchard Funeral Home. Father
GavinuS Egana, ST Mary's Star
OF the Sea Catholic Church. will
offlciate. Burial Will be in the
family plot in the City Cemetery.
She Is survived by her mother.
Mrs Manuela Morales. two
brothers, Geraldo and Louis Mo
rales: one niece. Dora Morales;
and two nephews. Santiago and
Louis Morales, Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21
Reds Hurt Thirty
LItlzen Sla1G ruou

SAIGON, Indochina R-Commu-
mist IndochineSe terrorists en-
ployed new weapon today
against the French and their Wet
nameSe AEies-exploding bicycles
which injured some 30 persons.
Police said agents of the anti
French Vietminh left seven bicy-
Giles parked at various spots here.
all armed" with time bombs in
plastic tubes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21

months time he left Key West a
well man.
And that is why we see so many
people, tourists who come to Key
West. return again year after year.
Key West is a fine place to come
and live al year around and any.
one who is anxious TO live long
should live in Key West. There is
nothing like Key West for health
or friendship.
Ny next article in the Key West
Citizen. if they will allow me the
space viii be: Natural Beauty
and Happiness.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21
Robs Woman
OF 3 Dollars

SAN FRANCISCO R.-Claudia
Canine. 80. a Western Union clerk
at i31 Powell Street. told police
that a sandy-haired man robbed
her office Sunday night Of s2s-
after peeling a stocking from her
right leg and tying her hands with
IN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21

have plenty of time to create.
now that you know.
There will also be an Easter
Bonnet prize and the Zaniest
bonnet wins the crocheted
bicycle-or somethinsl So get
Going. La Vica's shows are
events to look forward 10.
4 4 4
Lest we forget them, there are
thousands of bows and girls all
over the country who have had
one of civilizations most dread
diseases and depend on the Ma
tional Foundation to make them
whole again. We owe a debt of
gratitude to the Foundation much
larger than we will ever be able
to pay. because we know that
they will be there if ever we
need them. Let's make the March
of Dimes have its biggest and
iIlOSt SUCCESSFUL year,
+ 4 4
scoops Shhhhhhhh Big
news COMING this week from
Mobiles Art Center.
A little wabbit. or something
whispered thet there is going
70 be a Workshop there. where
You can work. and YOU folks
should watch for the news to
break.
Detsils VIII be printed iatar
This wee',. but Jsxon aof the
e~~~n ara let me tell you It's Of
i~t~reet - you and you :.
and voui
4 I y
A sauce worth talking about
for most boiled or baked smoked
meats is SO simple to make I feel
silly that | didn't think il up N.Y.
self. A nice smooth creamy white
sauce, like you make for vege-
tables, and then for each two
cups of sauce tablespoon of hot
fresh horSeradiSh. Makes your
taste buds sit up and beg for
more.
4 4 h
II you like 10 eat outside -.
without ants of course; il you
a. a.
above the signing of the winds
and the gentle swish of the
ocean on white coral sand; II
you like 10 look up Of sixv OF
midnight blue uemmed with
millions and mvriads Of twink
ling stars tah this Kew Wesill
Then I know exactly the place
for YOU 10 90.
II YOU haven't slresdy ouess-
ed. it's the cass Csvo Hp4sa
Supper Club and Il isn't lust
open for Supper. Here we dine.
and thew have a beautiful out.
door Patio that is lust right for
dirinu and dsncing. 81
As " ell this weren'f ENOUGH
the food is wonderful. the
drinks ere dslish. end the
n,'sic is superb. Surprise. sur
prise. thev serve hot lunches
too. and I'VE can all afford them
because they start at CSC.
r. Il Il
The most pampered husband
we ever heard of, is the one
whose wife lines up two cups of
coffee in front of his breakfast
plate. one little hotter than the
other She's obviously cunning
for something. Hmmmmnnnn!
Il II Il
Just about the time YOU
didn't put up your hair at night.
your fevofife nail breaks off
short. and YOU get q pimpie on
YOUR chin; that man you've
long admired calls for date.
This ISN'T the time 10 put him
off Take YOUR troubles 10
Donald'sl
+ + Il
Aunt Margaret is paying us
back for not writing. Bulldog
Drummond forgot to wash his
green socks, and the cake fell
this morning. But in spite of
everything we keep happy.
cause there's always Shop Hop.
ping. and we love every minute
OF =. Cheers til "wednesday
Jaxon.-(Advt.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21

The United States has half the
world industrial capacity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21
Story Resigns

NEW YORK R-Lt. Coz. An
thony Story, for nearly seven
years Gen. Douglas Macarthur
pilot, has resigned from the u. S.
Air Force to take position with
a distilling company.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21

Just about the time YOU
didn't put up your hair at night.
your fevorife nail breaks off
short. and YOU get a pimpie on
YOUR chin; that man you've
long admired calls for . date.
This ISN'T the time 10 put him
off Take YOUR troubles TO
Donald'xI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-21

Ran out of articles on what lhe'
various Supreme Courts have 10
say about marital problems, out
a fellow newspaperman, Peter
Briggs, could tell you that WINE
it's still all right not 10 be late
when you're meeting a lady. It's
taking a chance to get there
ahead of her.
Seems Pete had a date to dis
cuss an article idea with the
lovely prima ballerina oil inc
Ballet Theater, Alicia Alonzo' he
had arranged to meet her right
after a television show al tne
NBC theater. after an interview
she was making. Arriving early,
he decided to take in the show
too. and on entering the iheater
found the place IN an uproar De-
cause Miss Aionzo hadn't arrived
and it was time 10 go on the air.
Hearing that Peter knew the
star. the announcer dashed over,
took him by the arm and led him
protesting, right up TO the klieg
lights and cameras and began in
terviewing him about the dancer.
Just goes TO show you!
4 n 4
Latest news from Key Vests
only Country Store" Buttons.
Pins and Bows. is the an
nouncemenf that there viii be
another Fashion Show-pre-
Easter. on April sth.
Don't look 80 startled. II you
are going 10 enter. you will
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Uncle Rows Corner

An old custom Of Romanian
children is to carry around a large
Christmas star" during the holi-
day season and to sing carols in
front of homes.
In these days of the so-called
iron curtain" it is hard to tell
the extent to which Romanians
carry on their old customs. In past
times the children made their stars
by cutting colored paper and adorn-
ing it with tinsel. The star was
fixed at the upper end Of a short
wooden pole.
Even in days Of old, Romania
had little in the way of Christmas
presents, as compared with many
other countries. There was feast
ing, however, often with a roasted
pig as the chief part of the Christ
mas feast. In his book, Lets Cele-
brate Christmas!", the late Horace
Gardner, included this paragraph
about the Romanians:
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Contract Bridge

SOutIOSt OtIOSC
By Eosley Blockwood
The successful defense Of this
hand required the delicate touch.
Mr.. Muzzy used steam-roller meth
ods-and his side ended up with
exactly three tricks.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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The bidding:
South West North East
] heart Pass clubs Pass
2NT Pass 3hearts Pass
4heartS All pass
Mr.. Champion got off to the best
opening, the singleton deuce OF
clubs. Mr.. Mulzzy won with the
ace and wasted no time returning
O club. While Mr.. Champion
ruffed this trick, there was no
way for him to re-enter his part
ner's hand to get another club run.
Thus Mr.. Abel made four-odd, los
ing only a club, club ruff and
the ace of hearts. He had plenty
of time to take out the trumpS and
discard his two losing diamonds on
dummy'S good clubs.
This deal is another illustration
of the extreme Importance of the
first lead made by the defending
side after the opening lead.
Mr.. Muzzy loves to ruff and to
give his partner a ruff. In this
case, however, it was necessary toI
look ahead and to realize that the
club ruff had to be postponed.
If Mr.. Masters had held the
East hand, here is the way he
would have reasoned: IF my
partner has as many as three, he
will get to ruff two club leads. But
that is unlikely, because it would
leave Mr.. Abel with a four-card
heart suit. With only four hearts,
Mr.. Abel probably would have bid
three no-trump rather than four
hearts.
If my partner has the ace of
spades, he will always win with it.
But, if he has the king of dia-
monds, that will require a lead
through Mr.. Abel's hand. Our dia-
mond winner, if any, must be set
up while I still have control of
CrumpS.
Undoubtedly, Mr.. Masters would
have reasoned further that his
partner probably had two trumpS,
because if he had only one, Mr..
Abel would hold six. In that case,
Mr.. AbelS probable rebid would
have been in hearts instead of
no-trump.
AS you see, the lead of a dia-
mond at trick two sets the con-
tract. Even If Mr.. Abel should
elect to go up with the ace and
fire a high trump, Mr.. Muzzy could
win and lead a club. Mr.. Cham
the king of diamonds.
(copyright, 1852. General Features Corp.)
Evening star., 1952-12-24

"We three kings Of Orient are. -.
"Now when Jesus was born in
Bethlehem of Judea in the days Of
Herod the King, behold, there came
wise men from the East to Jerusa-
len" Matthew
According to medieval legend, the
Magi (wise men), who followed the
star to Bethlehem and brought gifts
for the infant Jesus, were named
Melchior, Gaspar and Balthasar'
They were priests Of Media arit
Persia, and their religion taught
that q Savious would come to re.
deem the world.
They are sometimes referred tt
as the Three Kings Of Cologne, fol
their bodies, according to the
ancient legend, were eventually
laid to rest in that city. Also, a.
In the old carol, they are often
called the Three Kings Of the
Orient.
The Magi are not mentioned In
the Authorized Version, but In the
Vulgate, q Latin version Of the
Scriptures translated by st. Jerome
in the fourth century from the Old
Latin, the word Mad Is used to In
dicate "wise men,"
Magi, pronounced: MAY-jy, the
second syllable rhyming with "byi
Evening star., 1952-12-24

R0manian boys with Christmas
star.
Epiphany (the feast day which
comes IL days after Christmas) Ms
known in Romania as 'Robezul
Domnului.' At this time the priest
goes to the homes of his parish
ioners and blesses them. He dips
a bunch Of basil in holy water, and
sprinkles the house with it. He car
ries with him q kettle in which the
good people drop coins and gifts
of ham. hemp, tongue and some
grain"
Leaving Rornania and going to
italy, We find that the Italians also
celebrate Epipkany. This feast day
marks the coming Of the Magi, or
Wise Men, to make gifts to the
infant Jesus.
In most Latin countries, includ-
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Take NV Word for It 8, f's.t ceb,

my" is the plural Of Magus, "a
learned man or magician" The g"
of Magus is hard: MAY-guss.
The names of Melchior, Gaspar
and Balthasar are pronounced:
MELL-kee-awr
GASS-per
BAL-tuh-ZAHR
Distributed By McNaught Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1952-12-24
By Romon coffmon

ing Spain and Portugal, the Magi
are supposed to brings gifts to pres
ent-day children, but people in
Italy say that a woman named Be-
fana takes the place of Santa Claus.
There is a legend that she talked
with the Magi long ago.
Italians tell their children that
Befana flies through the window
on the sixth Of January (some-
times called Twelfth night and
brings toys and other presents for
them.
An illustrated leaflet telling about
the every. day life Of the ancient Ro-
mans will be mailed without charge
to any reader who encloges o stamped
return-envelope addressed to myself
Send your letter to Uncle Ray in care
of The Star. Ask for ROME AND THE
OLDEN ROMANS.
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Come

Find % or more words In
AIT,
meaning, ''the young Of the COM
mon herring" Average is 81;
limit 20 minutes.
Rules--Words milst be Of four or more
letters. words which .ccuirs four ts letters
eats" are not used. Only one form Of .
word ID used. Proper names are not used.
Answer % WHITTIER
WEIR while, Whi6. Whtrl. Whir. wire,
i;ew. Hisr. iif: lei. Ire. Tiis Tiiis = ITiffis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-28
Policemen Sub at
Baby's Birth

Little Larry Eugene McNel
can thank God for two Chene
Station policemen for aiding his
arrival into this world early
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Edith Mcneil of 4723
Beaufait. was unable 10 get her
family physician to her resi-
dence. CwendolYn. her daugh-
ter. called Precinct for aid.
Patrolmen Larry Crawford and
Eugene Ragel rushed to the NC
Neil home about 6:26 am. and
delivered little Larry. In graft
tude. Mrs. Mcneil gave her newly
born son the first name of the
two policemen. Larry and Eu-
gene. :,
Mother and son we're reported
doing nicely at press time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-28

Other notables appearing on
the program will be Walter p.
Reuther.. dynamic president OF
UAW-cIO international Union;
Rabbi Morris Adler. vice pres
ident. Detroit Jewish Commun-
ity Council; Frank X. Marfel.
president. Detroit and Wayne
County Federation of Labor
(AFL); and Edward Turner.
president of Michigan Con-
ference of NAACP branches.
Mr.. Randolph, president of the
International Brotherhood Of
Sleeping Car Porters and chair
man of the National Council for
Permanent FEPC, will speak
on Civil Rights at Home and
Abroad He recently returned
from Japan where he was an
eyewitness to the MayDay riot
ing in Tokyo.
Dedicated To Task
The rally is being sponsored
by the Michigan Committee on
Civil Rights with Mrs. Olive r.
Beasley as executive director.
Mrs. Beasley stated that rally
was called to have citizens OF
to dedicate themselves
to the task OF translating the
principles set forth on the Dec
laration Of independence into
reality and implementing them
by direct action"
Mrs. Beasley further explained