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HOUSES FURNISHED tcen.., ,
CHILDREN WELCOMES rms, 4
to 9 wks: only; $24 incl. uttls
262O r. !. ave. me-, HO. 213S.

CHILDREN WELCOMES rms.
to wks: only; $24 incl. uttls
2620 r. I. ave. me-. Ho. Abs.
ROSEMARY HILLS, $2lO- Lovely
ally well furn. First time rented
st; ZOO; JAMES L. DIXON 8
SILVER ssPPRNd, woodmoor section, dth
2 bedrms. incl. porch, freezer. large
QUIET NEiGHBORHOOD: list f.. liy.
rm., din. rm... kit. with breakfast
nook. screened porch; End f.. 2
bedrms.. 2 baths, screened porch.
sfso sS Mss wssnes be- seen and saFas a CAV En sat
Sun; and Mon. 90 pm. 57o7 3rd
III. Il HARVARD NV; modern msl q
bedrm... living room, dinette. kit.
$40 $40 a month: 1 VI. lease. AD.
6 BEDRMs.. e BATHS. vic. Porter tsl st.
and Conn; ave-; S175 mo. No chill.
,ssa sEsn' HoRySRp al, sRi4 sfier sTs Sw-Is.l.n
divided dRs ,ta baths aSts Tit klts ;rC can Be
z Iefrigerators and Bendix washer;
RUPERT. 1o17 7th st. NV. ST.
sos NEBRASKA AVE. Nw.Spet.
nome. no .or1 Two w. bedrms,; liy. rm.. din;
completely furn.; $50; ref. % req.
ddissscdpiminating dssd owner. By appt., OR.
ALEXANDRIA. Beautifully furnished
foMati fnSms; : b.dHan, bedrooms. s.bns large den or
room, separate dining room. COM
plete electric kitchen and laundry,
carport, swimming pool, near
school and shopping. 10 min. to
downtown Washington via Shirley
hwy. $3.50 per month. TIE. 9112.
BEAUTIFUL NEW DET. 3-BEDRM
Navy Annex and Pentagon. All
mod, fTrn urn. Avail. immed. $175 mo
CHEvY CHASE, D. c. bedrooms
2 baths, 20". RCA teleyision, 10-cu..
T.; ft..1a rsfrigefator ,',t with 7o-lb, ssparat.
washer. % oil heat. double qsaa' sarsge
screened porch; u block from
public grade school. $3.50 mo. Cal
Partly FTRN. e-RM. HOUSE, nea,
Bureau Of Standards. $165. NUN.
SEY TRUUsT Co. Real Estate Dept.
EIGHT-RM. SUBURBAN HOME: conv
location. Call the MUNSEY TRUST
CO.. Real Estate Dept. MA. $3.50
FALLS CHURCH-Lge. corner lot
3-bedrm. rambler; gas rad. heat
| dishwasher, disposal, new furniture
Avail. Sept. q. $3.50. CHI. 553S
S11e SARATOGA AVE. BETHESDA
Delightful 1h-story detach. bricl
bungalow; liv. rm. with open IRE
pl.,. dinette, 2 bedrms., kit, till
bath with shower. gar; tasteful,
furnished and in excel. condition
nsn Ssal fSF Sg spps s%s san'g sF Sooc sleS SO
BETHESDA s1sb. Beautiful 8.
1928. ALLIED REALTY CORP.
GEORGETOwN-s bedrms.. 2 baths
lovely porch. recr. rmy gas heat;
SEPT. SEPT soth. tS.' OR. ufai se17' sS%0' zsi Ayall
IDET. BRICK HOUSE-Nearby Arl
lst d.. bedrms, bath and shower
full-size din. rm., lv. rm. and kit.
incl. porch; 2nd f., large bedrm
bath: bsmt. rec. rm., maids rm.
bath and laundry rm., large lot;
oil heat, nicely furn, immed poss.,
Sal Senv v4-,5595s. schools and PentaEon
NEAR KENsINGTON
New brk. home in Conn. ave. estates
bedrms., bsmt., recr. rm., suit
for additional bedrm.; fenced yard;
scr. porch. $3.50 per mo. or 2
JrISCINs .. x.AporooH 1Nr
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APTs. OUT OF TOWN

MIAMI wIDOwER will rent home to
transients; 2 bedrms. with all mod
ern fixtures, for convenience and
comfort, including all utilities,
laundry and summing booths. Rates
for season. S1l5 per mo-; rates for
SON. 1881 NV. Miami Court.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

WELLINGTON PARK ESTATES
4 miles. south of Alex, 43 Green
way I'd. Living dining rm.. 3 bed.
garage; beautiful lot; $3.50 per mo
DAVID r. NIMMER, Realtor
10S N. Patrick st., Alex, Va.
OV. 6413, AL. 1925. Ewes. TIE. O5O4
Evening star., 1952-08-31

1900 Bayliss Drive, Alex.
lat Leesburg PIX. and Tuckahoe st. J
Attr.. 3-bedrm. brick ramb. with
beaut. Handicapped fenced-in yard;
new youngstown kit. with auto.
dishwasher, newly dec. throughout.
Rent S135 per mo. Key next door
III. @. SMITHY CO. ST 1900.
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JAPANESE EMBASSY
MEMBER

And family desire 3-bedrm. house
(furn.), preferably Chevy Chase.
Rent not eyer S255. Conyenient to
COLORED-2 ADULTS. Govt. en-
ployed. desire 2-bedroom furnished
or partly furnished house; ami.
COLORED-6 OR Z RIM. HOUSE
Gas. cleo, bath; in good cond.
Call AID. 1857.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

VIENNA. VA.
Town house, spacious and charm
ing, 4 Ige. bedrms., 2 baths, huge
Ev. rm: with firepl., din. rm., family
size kit. with separate dinette, full
bSmt.. attic; immac. lawn: neaI
schools and shopping; $175.
-, McDIARMID REAL ESTATE
Vienna, Va. Vienna COG
527 TUCKERMAN STREET NV.
D rms. bath. Brick. Corner. Vacant
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
l224 18th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1952-08-31

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Artistically
decorated and furnished. modern,
2nd-!floor apartment. 2 large rooms,
kitchen. and bath. You will be
charmed with this immaculate
apartment. $3.50 per month, in
cluding utilities. Available for one
or two adults only. Night or holi-
day. call EN-. 1880. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. 1919 K st. NV. Ma.
1166.
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COLOREDE6 rms, baths. 2
kitchens; hot-water heat; new con-
dition; q splendid house. arranged
for 2 apts. 73 Myrtle st. ne:
$50 to reliable tenant. NO. O6fiO.
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial switch
BOARD, utilities. three elevators,
ccarpeted corridors. delivery service
Two large parking areas: storage
Resident manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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COOP. APIS. SALE tceus. J.

TWO O-BEDRM. APT, l blk. on Co
lumbia pike-Ten Minis. from Pen
tagon-S2.70 down payment. 622S
Sth rd., 8. Arl., Va. Apt. B. ia.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA

Wodernistic; 3 bedrms.. living din.
wood bath; carport with storage
ABILITIES; $175 per mo.
8. ARLINGTON, 933 8. goth, ST.
Exceptionally spacious home; high
y suitable for entertaining. as
las 12x25 living rIn.. 12x14 dininl
m; additionally there are 2 bed
separate ,fioored rm.: oil h.-w. heat
attached garage; large fenced leVe
LOT with lawn, shrubs, trees; thi
home 3 min. from Pentagon, Ma
tional Airport, Gravelly Point; $16l
per mo.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
P STREET NV.

Near Dupont Circle. Brick house
with three rooms, kitchen and 2
baths on first floor, 3 rooms and
bath on second: 2 rooms. kitchen
and bath on third floor. Excellent
condition. Space for car at rear
MAKER, 1719 K st. NV, Ma. 1855;
SUM-, EN-. 1860.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

APT. 4. AT I4O9 HARVARD ST. NV
One One rm: m. kit. and bath IN apt: bldg,
1888 FAIRMOET ST. N.W.-s-roon
apt. bedrm;: kit: adults only; $6t
CAPITOL HILL-Liv -bedrm. comb.
kit, sgle. bedrm. Suitable 8 adults
12S c st. me-, Apt. 33. TR. OSLO.
al
NEARBY MD.-Liv. rm., bedrm.. Kit.
pvt. bath. For working cple. Musi
IssS And PARK Rb.o NV iS.wi.-2 bed.
rms. kit. bath; sos mo. Must buy
HG fT5n. sG;n $3.50 only adults or couple
CoIiEGEEs sPARK-end a.. 1 bedrm.
liv: rm.. kit. pvt, bath, compl. furn
500 mo. TO. 1897. 81
WE HAVE APTS: AND HOUSES
LET'S, WAsH;a ,yAY WHITE ONLY
X-ONE RENTALS AND REALTY CO
522Atb s2Np 90 2uB BIPo 2 "a; Ne 9907. 3 W
215 RUPLEY BLDG H 8-1313
016 KING ST. ALEX. MON.-SAT
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WALKER & DUNLOP

WALhEh 0 DUNLOP
740O. Summit ave. Chevy Chase. Nd.
lovely det. house. and beautiful
neighborhood. This house has rms
and bath, incl. 4 bedrms.. full
fully furn.: SlS5 per mo.
1905 3Sth st. NV. this nicely furn
3-bedrm. house. in quiet Glover
Park. is now avail at $3.50 month
There is full bsmt., with lavatory
and gar. Key is in our ONCE. 1900
18th st. NV. DI. 0222, or JU
Mr.. Walter Reed Hospital
1888 18th st. NV. semidet. 6-rms.
baths; 8 porches. 2 incl; garage
S165. IA. 4123. Il
Georgetown Town House
Exquisite living and dining rooms, 4
large bedrooms, maids room, 3
baths. den or library; beautiful
small terrace: garage. 3005 p st.
COLORED-FURN. HOUSE for rent
NV. section. TU. 3O76.
River Terrace; $94.50 per mo. RA
1895.
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OPPORTUNITY, on No. 1 Hwy,
rented for over 500 mo-; An acres
of land affords expansion: $4,000
cash needed to handle. Ideal for
resident owner to make money. To
investigate, call Mr.. Brown, AL.
CHARLES r. HOOFF, INC, 1907
Evening star., 1952-08-31

CONN. AND CALF. VIC.
Attrac. 2-bedrm.. apt, completely
furn., part air cond.; refs. and
lease. Call HO. 4134, Apt. 1853. II
S7O7 WOoDLEY RID. N.w.-Larse
attract. nicely furn. 2-bedrm. apt
$l15. Apply Apt. 1. 10 ANIL;
Walker & Dunlop. Inc.
NEAR 18TH & COLUMBIA RID. NV
1904 CALVERT ST. NV.
Nicely furn. apt. with comb. bed-liv
rm.. lge. kit. and pvt. bath. for ]
or 2 adults; SS5 mo. including utils
Call OF. SS45 Tues. for appt. to
inspect.
1900 18th st. NV DI. O222
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED
2 BEDRMS., LIV. RM.
KITCHEN AND BATH
KENT VILLAGE

For congenial couple or family Of {
adults who will appreciate nice
clean home with privacy and splen-
did Atmosphere, $So 70 $so per mo-.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE
This is o big volume store with won
derful possibilities for some en-
with substantial cash. Store op
crates rs self-serviee unit and cal
be handled oy Cwner as cashier
FRED e. NESSEN. Call Sunday
IA. 6-6697; Tuesday, Ii. 4-452f.
STAND IN OFFICE BLDG.-shor
hours. 6-day week: only 81, ,760 1
sold before Sept. 18th.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

ROOMING HOUSES
rooms, 3 baths; rent. $3.50: lease
Asking $1,000. Make offer; low
down payment.
No. 2-12 rooms, 3 baths: Harvard
st. near 18th; reas. rent and lease:
very nice furniture: incoms quo.
1886 plus nice apt; $1,000 down
No. 3~i9th ST, near Wyoming-IU
rooms, 31a baths, reas. rent; lease:
oil heat. Asking $4,000: good terms.
Make offer. owner must sell.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
ESSO STATION

Busy location, pumping UP to 5000
gal. monthly; should pump 35, 900.
Sells UP to $1.500 month In tires.
Eduipt. cost approx. $1,000. Long
lease. Shows over $4,000 sales last
year, better this year. This Is Q real
G. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
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NOW AVAILABLE
CONGRESS HALL
1921 18th ST. Sc.

1 and 2 bedrm. apis. UNUSUALLY
LARGE ROOMS. Abundant closet
space. tiled bath, streamlined kit.
dinette. free master TV aerial. shop
ping center 2 blocks. All .util incl
Capital Transit bus / block.
| bedrm. $3.50; 2 bedrms.. SOC. 80
sPEcT TODAY. 8 PM. TO 8 PM
reach: Go to 18th st. and Ala.
5ama ave. s.e.. then Aouth on 18Th
t. Ia blocks.
WEINBEKG 8z BUSH
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500
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CLIP THIS AID AND CALL UP TUES
FOR DETAILS AND APPOINT
MENTS TO INSPECT.

EDMUND J. FLYNN
COOP. Apt. Authority since 1920
Wash. Bldg. RE. 1918 or RE. 1749
Evening star., 1952-08-31

HIGHWAY RESTAURANT-Lease to
exper. party reas.; adjacent modern
motel; excel. year-'round business;
near Frederick, Md. DI. $500.
PARTNER, BAR-GRILL-Upper NV.
loc.; air cond.: well equip, stocked,
huge beer. liquor sales; 100000 net
Evening star., 1952-08-31

SO n. Z. AVE, NV; Close to gro.
liv. rm.; kit. and bath apt. air con-
ditioned and priced at only $S.500i
$4,000 cash and only $72.23 mo.
for everything.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

IA ROOMS, INC. $4OO
Quoted. ga baths. rent S125, good
NV. location. mostly apis. Good
furniture, 5 elec. refrg. Real buy
for $1,000 down.
G. J. YOUNG. ST. 1900
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13 ROOMS, INC. $41O
Nicely furnished, arranged into 4
apis. and 3 sleeping rooms. 3 baths,
long lease. NV. location. A real buy,
5000 down. Call Mrs. Koch. DL.
c. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
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bedroom apis. from S71.5(
2-bedroom apis. from $50. 81
Utilities Included in Rent.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
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Morris Pollin & Sons, Inc
Evening star., 1952-08-31

BUSINESSES WANTED
We need 80 businesses Of all type,
for waiting buyers; fast action as
sured. Call SH. 1095. TU, o604
anytime. CHANTKER g. co. .
Chattel Notes Bought
On rooming houses and other bust.
ness. Cash immediately.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

WHITE CPLE. desires unfurn. 1-bed.
rm. duplex before Nov; conv. shop
and transp.; $50 max. LA. 6-5096
Evening star., 1952-08-31

Restaurant and Beer
On and of sale. Rent S175. Seats
65. 9-year lease, ultra modern
equip. inc. quoted $1,000 wk. Short
hours air cond., nearby Va. A good
buy for 1S,U06s-Wants $1,000
down. Call Mr.. fowler.
c. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
Evening star., 1952-08-31
SNACK SHOP

Near 10th and Penn ave. NV. Rent
$500, long lease, nicely equipped:
was doing up to $l25 daily. closed
now. Owner out OF town and says
sell. Only $500 down, bal E.z.
Call Ross. AP. 5S9a.
G.. J. YOUNG. ST 1900
Evening star., 1952-06-22
HOLLYWOOD.

dOlhY WOOD.
Actor Pat O'Brien is kissing off
Ia flock of offers to play in those
TV crime shows. because he fig
|ures a lot Of them are bound to
flop before too long.
Meanwhile, he has purchased a
piece of the half-hour dramatic
video film which he shot for
playhouse of Stars" here last
week. ....
It's the story Of a widower with
four sons-"a sort of male I Re-
member Mama" says Pat. After
the film is telecast on the "Play-
house" program over CHS this
summer, the producer will use it
as a pilot for a whole new series.
"I've got plenty of material of
my own for a series like this, P"
says Pat, because I've got four
kids of my own-two boys and
two girls-and almost any eve
ming that the whole family is home
would make another chapter for
the TV show"
X X **
Millions Of young Roy Rogers
fans will be mighty happy to learn
that their hero has decided to
keep right on ridin' the TV range
with Trigger, Nellybelle (the Jeep)
land Dale Evans.
There had been some talk that
Roy might turn in his saddle for
a prayerbook and hit the evange-
list trail. He and Dale flew down
to Houston, Tex, a couple of
weeks ago where they were the
star testimonial givers at a Billy
Graham revival meeting.
1--WE had a long talk with Billy"
Roy said. But I convinced him
that there must be some reason
for me being in this cowboy busi-
ness, and I think I'm bringing a
bigger following to the Lord this
way" m "a
Roy and Dale have no trouble
|reconciling any of their sundry
activities with their religion, and
are impatient, in fact, with those
lcritics who say Westerns on TV
contain too much violence for
children.
"You can never find a wrong
moral in . Western" said Dale.
\ \
The amazing part Of that deal
between NBC and the ciggie spon-
sor for Fred Aliens 1.-TWO for the
Money" TV and radio quiz show
is that it was made without the
sponsor even seeing the film.
Filmcraft taped and shot the
Allen quizzer here two weeks ago,
but the TV film portion has just
Evening star., 1952-06-22

Keep Posted (WTTG, $500, "Should
Foreign Policy Be an Issue in the
Eection?"; Fireside Theate1
(WNBW, 81, George Wallace and
Carol Mathews in '"The Boxer and
the Stranger; Circle Theater
(WNBW, $500, Wesley Addy in
"Cappie's Candles"
Wednesday-The Web (WTOP
$500, John Raitt in THE Dark
Shore; Celanese Theater (WMAL
l0), Ralph Morgan, Mildred Dun
mock and Billie Chaplin in Paul
Osborne's "On Borrowed Time;
Boxing (WTOP. 10), Chico Vejar VS.
Chuck Davey in q l0-round welter-
weight bout.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

800, WNBW-Television Play
house: Arthur Treacher, Marcel
Hillaire and Gaby Rodgers In "It's
q Small World"
1900, WTOP-Celebrity Time:
Patricia Morrison, Robert Sterling
and Roger Price.
1880, WNBW-American Forum
of the Air: Senator Joseph McCar-
thy and Representative Eugene Nc
Carthy discuss What is at Stake in
the Battle of the Ballots?"
Evening star., 1952-06-22

Thursday-Playhouse (WTTG, %,
Dickie Leroy and B. G. Norman in
THE Tunnel; Author Meets the
Critics (WTTG, 10:3O, Vivien Kel-
lens Toll, Taxes and Trouble"
Friday-Playhouse of Stars
(WTOP, 81, Joan Leslie and Steve
Brodie in THE Won Linden File;
Playhouse (WNBW, $500, Ruth
Warrick and Cameron Mitchell in
Return to Vienna; Tales |of To-
morrow (WMAL, $500, Leslie Mel
son, william Redf1eld and Robert
Keith, jr., In Flight to Mars; It's
News to Me CWTOP. 9:30), Laura
IL. Hobson y guest.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

Monday-Hollywood Screen Test
(WMAL, 7:30, Constance Cum
mings in Eminent Domain" Video
Theater (WTOP, 81, Chester Morris
in welcome Home, Lefty; Johns
Hopkins Science Review (WTTG,
$500, 1.-The Birds View; Voice of
Firestone (WNBW, $500, Rise Stew
ems; Lights Out (WNBW, 81, Joseph
Anthony and Barry Kroeger in "The
Coins of Death; Robert Montgom-
cry Presents (WNBW, $500, Bar
bara Britton In IT'LL Next We
Meet: Boxing (WTTG. 9:35), Pierre
Langlois and Joe Gandello meet in
the feature bout; Summer Theater
(WTOP. lO). Judith Parrish. Robert
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Today's Highlights.

1880, WTOP-The Blue Badge
Why whole blood is necessary foI
fighting troops.
200, WNBW-Hats in the Ring
Senator Robert Kerr.
4:30, WNBW-H all of Fa m e
Forgotten Children" the story o.
Martha Berry.
600, WTTG-This Week in Re.
ligion: The story of the Commu'
nists' Far East school activities.
$3.50, WMAL-America,s Towr
Evening star., 1952-06-22

S:OO:, WNBW-The Big Payoff :
Quiz program starring Randy Mer-
riman and Bess Myerson.
500, WMAL-Mystery Theater:
Anna May Wong, John Loder and
Edmund Gwenn in Java Head"
500, WTOP-Toast of the Town:
Yul Brynner, John Raitt, Martha
Wright, Juanita Hall. Ray Middle
ton, Cloris Leachman and Richard
Rodgers. The second chapter of
the Richard Rodgers story.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

Meeting: Eisenhower or Taft?"
100, WNBW-R oyal Showcase
Jack Carson and Jane Pickens.
100, WTTG-Georgetown Univer-
sity Forum: "Are We. Getting the
Kind of Government We DeServe?'
1880, WTOP-This Is Show Busi-
ness: Jacquelin Susann, Nat King
Cole, Larry Storch and Vince and
Gloria Haydock.
1880, WMAL-Horizons: at h e
Future Of Colored PEOPLES"
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Crime Can't Pay O'Brien
He Hos Hopes, However, for TV Series:
"A Sort of Male I Remember Mumu'"
By Hal Humphrey

been edited and won't be shipped
to New York until Thursday of
this week.
There is pressure on Fred from
the network to do the show out
here, but he is still holding out
for New York.
The comic takes a dim view Of
residing in the land of palms and
oranges. "A Southern California
native Is an actor whose option
wasn't taken up," Fred observes.
He will begin filming his new
TV show August /, and the first
one hits the air on September %.
(copyright, 1852. Mirror Enterprises
Syndicate.)
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Audience Shows

The following telecasts admit the
general public:
WMAL-"Ruth Crane" Thursday
at $3.50 pm, Evening Star Television
Center. Can Ruth Crane. Ma. 6400,
for tickets.
WNBW-"American Forum Of the
Air" Sunday, 1890 PM, Caribar
Room Of the Wardman Park Hotel.
Write or call station for tickets.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

Webster and Butch Cavell in There
Was q Crooked Man: General Eisen-
hover CWMAL), ID from Denver.
Tuesday-Life Is Worth Living
(WTTG, g., the last of the current
series by Bishop FultonsJ. Sheen;
Evening star., 1952-06-22

Thursday, June N, 1852
S.
i1so Little pghou Peoples HsA's susst Book A'a sas Angles Big
1890
A3o >
WMAl2M Hollywood Matinee g.
wToP 10 Arthur sodhs 1 1919, Arthur Surprise 1ts
1t II,
Years.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

Tuesday, June "a, 1852
WNBW-I
II,
Pyaf
ws-lGls Thsts
I
WMM-z3o
WOR,o Arthur sssh: o News 1880 Arthur sr
Of
Search for 12 Tats II
Evening star., 1952-06-22

Fndoy June IT. 195z
I, Said That
g.
Disc ocke hop e 3 WI
Mal-zu Ruth Crane
Of
nu Muo;
Evening star., 1952-06-22

Woe-io Read We walk 1880
canlaI I, Mssta, u
Evening star., 1952-06-22

Wednesday,, June 25 1852
sNBw Today Nancy o:t $50 B!s House, a , Formula TO- Prologue the
Little rsyhss Peoples Prss 2's Guest Book z This the st'1
3.
a. wsmsa cl; ,as Headlines
I Midday
W asa, shop the Town; ' News aNs, Disc I'ssy
iI--2
wM 1880 Arthur Godfrey; 1Gt: surt: 'r It'll, Bride and osm
Lfe 1885, Tomorrow
asa. First 100 Years. A4s Mike and Buff
Evening star., 1952-06-22

Monday, June g. 1852
Breakfast
Problem; $780, Little Playhouse;
Peoples pIhow at Guest Book Asa American 'enr J. The Big ''f'
shd a. wc%sns c.s 1,s Headlines:
Matinee meatr; t4 Midday
~ Disc Jockey: 7so ssp the Towns !, News Sos. Disc Jockey
woP 1884, Arthur eodhs ,'s Your Surprise o hi Bride end
It
Show; A. First 100 Years. H4s
nj
Evening star., 1952-06-22
THIS WEEK IN TELEVISION

Sunday, June ~, 1852.
The Miami times., 1952-03-08

they have made toward making
this a better place in which to
live. 1t is very seldom that one is
afforded the opportunity of aid
ing a worthy cause while at the
same time enjoy delightful
evening of wholesome recreation
with the opportunity of winning
a championship. This is your
chance. Take advantage of it.
Registration fee for this tourney
is $1.00 per person. Tickets may
be purchased at Fred's SundrieS,
936 NV End avenue, Spic and
Span Poultry, Fish and Western
Meat Market, 1852 NV 9th ave.
]. and j. Drug and Dept. Store,
1410 NV 62nd st Community
Drug Store, 6750 NV 18th ave.,
Lord Calvert hotel, and Sweeting
and North Stationers, 1104 NV
3rd ave. Tickets may also be
purchased from any memper of
the Chamber of Commerce and
Ladies Auxiliary.
The Miami times., 1952-03-08
JAYCEES TO
SPONSOR WHIST
TOURNAMENT

Dade County'S First Annual
Progressive Whist Tournament
will be staged Saturday night,
March % at $50 on the Lord CAL
vert hotel patio. The tourney is
open to all adults and is under
the sponsorship of the Miami Ne
gro Junior Chamber of Com
merce with proceeds going to the
organizations Youth Welfare
Fund.
The participants will play one
continuous hour of whist, which
will be divided into twelve min
ute periods; IL minutes of "No
TrumpS," IL minutes of Spades,
IL minutes of Hearts" IL min
utes of Diamonds" and IL min
utes of "Clubs." After each period
expires, participants will change
partners.
Five big prizes will be awarded
winners. Engraved Trophies will
DE awarded persons placing first,
second and third in the scoring.
"A handsome door prize will be
awarded and the person finishing
with the lowest score will receive
a valuable prize. Trophies have
been donated by the Atlanta Life
Insurance Co. and Original Ru-
bins jewelers..
The Jaycee Youth Welfare
Committee will receive all pro-
ceeds from this affair to help with
their year round program of
sponsoring activities for Dade's
underprivileged children.
The Chamber will be remem-
bered by Dade countians for the
many worthwhile contributions
The Miami times., 1952-03-08
NEWS FROM THE
BAHAMAS

Melbourne Role was severely
burned when her dress caught
fire at Blight, Cat Island, on Feb
ruary rs. DR.. Norman MacPher-
son MacClennan was dispatched
to the scene by plane, and re-
turned the next day with the
victim. She is improving at the
Prospect hospital.
The Miami times., 1952-03-08

The Rev. w. Spence, full-dress-
ed, was pulled out of the water
when a seven-foot dingy he was
sculling out to a visiting yacht
on February 26, sank. The acci-
dent occurred about 200 feet off
shore. Rev. Spence was not in
;,,~od
The Miami times., 1952-03-08

On February 26 Mr.. WILLIAM
Alexander Kemp, 66, died at his
home in Taylor st. He is Surviv-
= by his wife. one daughter, two
sons - "the Kemp Kids, enter
tainers - and two brothers in
the United States.
The Miami times., 1952-03-08

A plan to dredge Bennets Har-
bour, Cat Island, and to lay down
new roads in that island to help
in developing the tomato indus
try, is being considered by the
Economic Committee.
The Miami times., 1952-03-08

Mr.. Thomas Eliot, about go,
died at his home in Adderley
Addition, West Street, on Feb
ruary Is. He was a cook at St.
Augustine Monastery. His wife,
a son and a daughter survive
him.
The Miami times., 1952-03-08

Thomas Robinson, 3 years and
9 months, disappeared on Feb
ruary 18 from his home at Black
Point, Exuma. Search has been
made for him, but without sue
cess.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Negro NeWsnan Arrested
JAS vagranf In Birmingham
By ihe Assoeiotsd Pfess

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Mar. 29.
"a Negro newspaperman was under
arrest today for vagrancy.
City detectives said they took
Earle Chapman, 81. of New York,
into custody yesterday shortly
after he left the courtroom where
impeachment proceedings against
Birmingham Police Commissioner
Eugene Connor were being heard.
Police Chief G. L. Pierce quoted
Mr.. Chapman as saying he is EN-
ployed by Freedom. monthly pub
lication. The February issue car
ried story on Mr.. Connor's jan
uary conviction in police court
here on four morals charges.
The vagrancy charge against
MIR. Chapman, a native Of Green
vile. Ala, alleges he does not
have o reputable means Of sup
port. Chief Pierce said officers
found q large number OF what
he called left-wing newspapers.
magazines and books in Mr.,
Chapman'S room.
Freedom magazine was launched
Freedom magazine was launched
by Paul Robson. Negro singer,
last year.