davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
Realty
Revue

H. L. Thornton. real estate
broker in Takoma Park. D. c.
observed his 81st birthday or
Wednesday.
Robert B. (Bob) Hollander was
the broker in the sale of the
Occidental restaurant by the
Bucholz estate to Harry Cohen and
Daniel Price. The former is presi-
dent Of Fan and Bills restaurant.
No real estate was involved. The
price was reported to exceed
$3.50, 900.
Felix M. Broussard has moved
his brokerage Office to 8511 Coles
vile road. Silver Spring.
x 4 x
Constitution Day (Thursday)
was marked by real estate boards
In all parts Of the country with
celebrations launching renewal Of
annual essay contests for high
school students on What the Bill
Of Rights Mean to Me-" The pro-
grams commemorate signing of the
Constitution 165 years ago.
x 4 + \
The National Association of
Home Builders says it agrees with
criticisms of the Veterans Admins
tration's housing program and
wants to be called in to lend
assistance in drafting new
procedures and setting up an Or
ganization of a more permanent
type within the Veterans Admins
tration."
\ y
-Four Capitol Hill real estate
brokers have underwritten the
preparation and printing of a map
Of the Hill area In which there
has been considerable renovation
Of homes in the last several years.
Margot Phillips and Fred Foels
handled the JOB.
One Of the big paradoxes in
mortgage financing is the con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
Acacia Will Build
Addition to Offices

The Acacia Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co., which has offices in 76
cities and maintains it's home Of
flee in Washington, will build a
six-story and basement addition
to its offices here. William Mont
gomery, president, announced this
week.
The Turner Construction Co.
has received the construction con-
tract. It built the original build
ing facing the Capitol in 1886.
Shreve. Lamb and Harmon are
the architects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
INDIAN sPRING.TERRAc

QuoIity built rambler with
many extros added. Very
pleasant paneled living
room with bUili-in book
shelves ond fireplace. Din
ing room. Complete &c
kitchen with breakfast
nook. 3 twin-sizs bedFms.,
z full baths. Pull down
stair 10 storage attic.
Storage room for garden
equipment. Combination
storm and screen win
dows. Owner leaving
city. Price $2@,95o.
To Reach. ColeSuiIle Rd.
to Franklin Ave, right
to Caroline Are, left to
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
BUNGALOW. SI6,950

Sarotosa viIlase, 626 Gist Ave.
To reach: Piney Branch Rd. TO oist Ave.
Follow signs. Two bedrooms lst floor.
large room finished on And floor. Built
In soruse; lovely corner lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
COLONIAL, $l9,950

Sligo Pork Hills. lo2 Sunnysids Rood
To reach: Plney eroneh Road 10 sunny
side. right TO house: Three bedrooms.
a. liv. room. Detached soross. 7o-ft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
NEW RAMBLERS, S26,5oo

Argyle Forest, 1901 Forest Glen Rood
Glen Rood 10 open sign. Three bedroom
brick rambIers. 2 boths, dining room,
full easements. Corner lots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
sEMl-pETAcHEp, sls,soo

6622 23rd Piece, West HyotfsvilIs.
To reach: Turn in from Assf Rd. at 23rd
Ave., right at Shsridon Ave-, left on
23Fd ploes. Semi detached Rambler.
Very fine condition. 2 bedrooms. CT
Kitchen. Entrance hall. Mony extras.
Offers eonsidsrsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20

Owner leaving city vents
TO sell quickly this pre-.
war stone and brick home
with slofe roof. Beovfi.
fvl studio type living rm.
with fireplace and bsomsd
ceiling. Dining room over
looking rear Patio. Mosisr
bedroom with privots both
lsi floor. z additional
bedrooms and tiled bath
End floor. A huge reerso-
fion room and full sized
windows. Oil hot-wotsr
hsat. Detached sorass
Outdoor stone fireplace.
This ideal location and
extrc So LOT oil for $2S,-
500. Eosy finoneina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
OTHER HOMES
lEW coLoNIALs s25,zso UP

Weedsids Forest, 9724 coIumbio Blvd.
To reach: ca. Ave-. right on Dale Dr..
Follow signs. furnished for your In
speetion; 3 bedroom. W. baths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
De LUKE RAMBLER
OPEN SUNDAY
NEW RAABLERs. $2l,s5o

Forest Grove. 1907 Sanford Rood
To reach. Go. Ave-, right on Forest
Glen Rood. Follow arrow signs. Three
bedrooms; full basement. Close 10
schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
COLONIAL. $lS.5oo

Forest Estofes. 1901 Brisbane Street
To reach: Go. Ave. 10 August Drive,
right TO Brisbane. Three bedrooms. Per-
feet condition. Corner lot. Public and
81. Johns Poroehiol schools nearby.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-19

@ieber ELM anoeres 8ilo! gs fomntt
Ser Idper uno oft 8eriubte, Der iitt-
lib beiB uno miibepon Gingenoe 5ur
8eihte. gr bolt li1 pieIei6t 11ur nit
Miibe ltnb Scot iiber oen triiben Slut
ten leiner 8erlu6ungen = uno mer
permag bie pielen &innlale al oieier
triiben 5luten 81 ergriinbeu, Die li6
aus ser eigenen 8eranlagung, aus
erbli6er 8eloI flung, aus friibaeitiger
Gerfiibrung, aus bu1oert @efabren
Ser ltmpelt aulammenieben! sld, fein
Brieiter perabtet oieie 9lrt bon Oeen-
i6en. 8er itnmer ltrebeno iid be-
miibt, ben ipollen mir erlolen. @enn
lie nur olle famen, bieie Weniben bes
9lufltebens uno Snmeripieoerfaaens,
oomit mir ibnen belien fonnten, Wen=
lden oes treuen uno bebarrliben
Strebens na6 iittlider Souenoung
al peroen!
Gin lestes 8eidtbilo! gs 5ei6net
Sen i6neren Siinoer, ben perlorenen
uno pieoer beimgefebrten Sobn, Sen
reuniitigen Berbreder, Sen @ottloien
uno ben 8ottbereelienen, Der bel
lei6t aus alien 8acdanalen uno
Srgien oes tSorielberges oen @eg
gum Sunderland ieines @laubens
pieoer iu6t. Sier gibt es MIR einen
ein5igen @eoanfen in ser Seele bes
8rielters, Ser oos @liid bat, ieineln
8ott cine perlorene Wenldenieele 5lt=
riidbringen 5u oiirfen; oteler @e=
oanfe miro gum 8ebet, uno oos lou=
tet: u@ott iei 9anf, oaB bier @ottes
@nabe nieoer zines ibrer oft unfaB=
bar ldeinenoen @unoer 1pirft!" Gin
anoeres 8efiibl bat feinen Gaum in
ser Seele zines Srieiters in iol6er
Stunoen, oa er getpiirbigt miro, Elm
8erf5eug @ottes an oen aermlten
unter ben Wenl6en 5u lein. -
Nun ipiBt ibr, mas mir GrieIter
iiber eld oenfen, ibr WenI6en, penn
mir i'm 8ei6tltubl unieres Mmtes
palten. l1no oaB mir i6tpeigen mill.
len unO lblpeigen iuie oas Grab, bas
niBt ibr alle. @o5u al 10 1pollt ibr eud
nod Dor ser 8eidte fiirdten? -.
DR.. J. KMg
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-19
Drr Srgrn hrH 6lauhpna

@eiBt bu ouh, mas bir oie 8eli=
gion, Ser @loube geben? Gin 9fiidgrat
aus Stabl, lleber5elgllng, Brin5i=
pientreue. 9fi6t tpabr, bas imponiert
sir?
Bprrbus ianote Gineos, einen
leiner Sertraltten, al oe1n Senator
5abricil1s, Inn i'm 51t belteden.
Gineas febrte 5uriicf: rSerr, es lit
leidter, bie Come aus ibrer 8abn 5l1
lenfen uls 6abricius bonn GfaO ser
gbrli6feit!"
Sod flillgt bas 2ieb bonn brapen
Wann! l1no a1f peilen 3uperlGlitg-
felt uno gbrli6feit fonnten mir beIIer
bauen ols orf oie zines iltngen Won=
mes, oeiien 8egrtff bon gbre un0 Gba=
rafter nibt tpedielnoen pbiloiopbi=
lben SOeen in fur5lebigen 8elt-
anl6aullngen mur5elt, lonbern in SEN
@eleben oes eipigen @ottes?
ssn SEN fritiiditen 2agen 0es 2e-
bens lit es ein5ig Oie 9feligion, Oie uns
Strait gum Sur6balten berleibt. 8es
oenfe oas folgenbe @eldebnis! Napo=
leon lit auf Dem &iid5ug aus oen1
brennenoen Wosfau. Gin gri1nmiger
S6neeitl1rm peitldt feline 5u Eooe er-
matteten Soloaten; faum f0nnen tie
li6 nod idleppen. Sic erfrieren 5l1
Sauienben auf Ser 2anoitraBe. Nun
cine fur5e Rait. Nadt 1lmeibt nit
unOurdOringlidem Nebel oie ipenigelt
leberlebenoen, uno Napoleon i6reitet
iibcr bas S6neesefiloe, oas 2eiben-
tub 10 pieler graben. Oob iiebe, elm
2idtltrabl blinft ollrb oie Dunfel=
belt. sluf 9efebl bes &aiiers eilt ser
Moiutant auf bas 3elt 5u, nab5u-
ieben, mas es oa gebe. gr fon1nt 5u-
rid: Sire! Sberit Drouet tuabt in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-19

Gu illnges @riin, ou friI6es @ras,
&ie manbes Ser5 our6 oi6 genas
8ie lit es ooG iest cine @onne,
our6 Die Sriiblingsnatllr 5l1 l6reiten,
Sen 8lid in ben frii6en, 5arten Sar.
benton oes iungen @riins 81, tau6en;
Die pobl tut oas bem 4uge, oas ourd
oas lebloie Matagsgrau, Die Sarbe Der
StraBe uno bes Staubes ermiioet lit!
am i9onlten tits in Der Sriibe, 1penn
Die Sonne ieoes Sautropf6en an ben
8ras- uno Salmipiben in 0iamanten
Derlpanoelt unO iebes 8latt NIT einem
goloigen Sdimmer iiber5iebt. Sem
uno liebli6 lit ser &ei5 oes iungen
@riins pie ein garter Slaum unb BE-
Ionoers an5iebeno ourb oie 8irfung
oes @egenlabes, tpenn aus 0em 9un=
fel Ser Sannen, oeren 3tpeige ielblt
nit BEN bellen iungen Sproiien ge-
5iert iino, Dos frobli6e @riin Der 26r=
6en ODER Ser 2aubbdume berporquint.
Simmer ipieoer tpenoet iid oas
sluge oem griinen 8albmeer 81 ooer
blift en1por am Stan1m elmer @alo=
fonigin, binauf 5u ibrer griingoloen
| lcbinlmernben &rone. gs lit tpie cine
Sulbigung ni6t nur Dor ser bobeits
polen @eltalt, ionoern au9 Dor Ser
5arbe Ger Soffnung. 9lub piiien=
lcbaftli6 lit ia feltselteqt, bob feline
5arbe oen Sebnerben 10 tpobItlt unb
lie 10 berllbigt lpie Die griine, ltno ood
ni6t 10 berubigt, baB lie l6laff unb
|i6ldfrig peroen ionbern erfriidt, ei=
men angenebmen, glei6mdBigen Gei5
empfangen. @s iino freuoige @efiible,
Stinmungen feitliber 2ult uno 8e-
geilterung uno ianfter groItung, oie
i'm Weni6enber5en ertpa9en, menn
oas Iuge ins Crime i6aut. 8ir f0n-
men uns feline Seier zines religiolen
ooer oaterlanoiiden Seites, feline So
milienfeier oenfen obne ben griinen
Sbmuf, ia, Die groBen Bogen Ser
otLuIt0C uluU olC OVlultSlt UT uCll 2Suya
nenmaiten, oie 8er5ierungen an Sri=
llmpbbogen uno Eribiinen erb0ben
Die 5eitesitimmung mebr als bunter
Sitter uno ibreienoe Sarben. Bie
berrli6 tpirfen oie iungen 8irfen nit
ibren griinen, iungfr1uliben 2oden-
bduptern tpenn tie am boben Sron.
lei6namsfeit oie StraBen idumen,
our6 Die Die gldn5enoe Bro5eliton iib
6eipegt; tpelb tpirfungsbonen &inter-
gruno erbalten Ole prunfnouen Mltdre
crit our6 oen griinen Sain Ser Bal-
men unb 2orbeerbdume un6 tpie n1G6-
tig erbobt iid ber @inorud bes Sef-
li6en, &odfeierliben tpenn gbor,
Sdulen llno Bfeiler 6es @ottesbauies
i'm Sbnuf griiner 81ume baiteben!
@etpiB lit oas fein 3ufam l,nb feline
Winfiir, ion6ern Elm foIgeri9tiger
3nang, 6em mir uns germ bingeben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-19
gamltr unh Kathnlifrhr
Aktiun

Die 6riltlibe Samilie, bas DRIFT
li6e 2aientum lit Der eigentlit]e
S6opfer uno Gr0ger Der driitliden
aultur. Snloiern Die &llltur gum
llnteridieO 5ur bloBen 3ioiliiation
ouf Oie Sertieillng uno Serfeinerung
0es inneren Weniben a1sgebt, lit es
gar ni6t onoers m0gli6, als oaB Dos
Gbriltentlm neil yfeligion ser ins
ltebernntiirlidbe erbobten 8eiItigfeit
lno Snnerltdfcit, ltb aud in gan5
eigentiintli6en Sulturld)opfllngen Of
fenbart, oie nad) @egenltono 1no 8e.
bnlt BEN nel1cn @eilt Der 8ottesfin0=
lfaft atmen. Gn5 Gbriltentrm bnt
oesbalb nid)t 5lpor cine 1lnmittelbare,
mobl ober cine nittelbore 9e5iebung
sur &rltur. unO oieie 8e5iebung 1T
cine nelensnlGBige, nOtipenoige. 8es
raOe neil Dem Gbri|ten in Der 8na6e
Oca 8laubens unO Der Qiebe eit 11eues
sluge lnO ei1 neues Ser5 eingeiett
lit, nllB rno miro CT auh Die Natur=
Oingc anoera Ieben uno anoers mel
Itern ocnn Scr nntiirli6e Menl6 60
fann uno miro cS gei6eben, oaB sort,
no ni6t bloB @in5elne uno ein5elne
StGnoe, ionoern cine gan5e 8emein=
ld)aft, cine SplfSgen1einl6nft bonn
lebenoigen GbriItentum erfoBt lit,
audi oie flltlrellen Sbopfungen Sic
Icr 8emeinldaft bas belonoere SCENT
5eihen decentralization @lauben5 uno
iibernotiirli6cr Gerfl6rltng tragen.
llno Oa pahrc @emeinl6aft MIR aus
Ger iSamilie berausmG6lt uno bon
Ibr forterbaItCn miro, lit Ser bernfene
Srdger Der 6riltliden &ultur bie
6riltlidbe tSonilie. Die sSroge nod
Der M0glidfeit unO 8irflihfeit elmer
nenen 6riltliden &ultur itebt unb
lGut nit Ser SSrage nod Ser W0glit<
felt un0 y&irfli6feit elmer ncuen
drlItIiNen &olfS9emeinldaft, uno
oiele tSroge lit lebten @noes bon Ser
anoeren abbGngig, oh mir Dieoer auf
Der gan5en Sinie briItlife Gben 1lno
6amllien boben peroen. Die hriitlihe
Sultur miro i'm ipeIentliden ibre
Seimitott in ser briltli6en iSon1ilie
habel1, miro nlIo 2nienfultltr leil.
Gem Die d)riitlihe Somilie oIlein lit
IN bic gan5e Siefe nno 8reite Ser
natitrliden 8e5icbungen eingebettet
unO permog iie in Scr &raft ibrer
Iaframentalen @cibe 3u beilige1t. gS
lit faum notig, e5 eigenS 5u lagen,
lpte Icbr bielc fultllrlhaffenoe Stunt
tlon Der driltliden sSumilie 1penig=
items mItteIbar nub DEM iibernatitr=
liben @eoeiben 0e5 Qeibes Grilti 5n-
quite fontnt 9tl1r cine 6riitlid)e &ul=
tur gibt 0eln fir6lieben @lauber15tport
leine ltorfc Helonon5 uno Ieine na6=
baltige @irfung Sic auein I6aTft
iene refine, bon loltterltem SoeoIiSnus
ourhI0ttigte 9ltlnoipbdre, in ser SOS
lunge Eflun56en oe3 @laubens 10
rebt geoeihen permag. 60 tpagen mir
ben Sat: Sic 3ufllnft ser Stride inn
slbenoluno lit nidt 5ulett oaoon OBJ
bongig, Oh es llnS gelingen miro, cine
hriltlife &ultllr neu auf5ubouen.
Gem sic olte lit ni6t mebr. l1n0
ntenalS miro lic anber5 aufgebaut
Deroen f0nncn nl5 ouf oen1 @eqe
elmer @ieoergeburt Der driitliden
6amllie uno ibrer 2aienipelt.
DR.. Kari Adam
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-19

tigfeiten permitteln, ionbern ou6 er-
5ieben, 11no geraoe IN oieiem 3peige
ueoarf tie Der elterliben Mittpirfung.
Gor allen barf Der Sbule i'm gltern-
borle ni6t entgegengearbeitet Deroen,
inoem man gegen iie fiir bas &ino
Bartei ergreift, nit oem &tnoe iiber
2ebrperionen uno S6uleinri6tunge11
abfaaig llrteilt. @laubt man @runo
5lr 8ei6merbe 5u baben, 10 berate
man lt6 Oo6 por aaem init Dem
Sebrer ooer ser 2ebrerin rno ipre6e
iiber oieie ltets nur nit Eaft uno Mn-
Itano. gltern unteritiiben aub Oie
S6ule, inoem ite oie Sal1saufgaben
Der &inoer iiberlpa6en: babel bite
man li6 aber Dor oem rSelfen". Cine
ser nidtiglten slufgaben lit ia bie gr-
5iebung CUR Selblttatigfeit uno Selb=
ltonoigfeit, po5u Ser 8runo ibon I'M
pori6ulpflibtigen &iltoesalter eelegt
iueroen ml1B. 8eobabten mir oo6
ilnlere &leinen: lpie eifrig ordngen ite
ou1ad, ben natiirli6en Sdtigfeits=
trleb llngebinoert ltno unbeeinfluBt
aus5uiiben, pie ltol5 iino tie auf ibre
eigenen grfolge beim Spielen! gs lit
allo grunOperfebrt, bier eingreifen,
oorgreifen 5u pollen. l1nlelbi bitdnoigs
felt, l1nbebolfenbeit uno @iaens-
ln1o Gbarofterl6pd6e lino Solgen
lol6er Sorbeit. @etpobne uno er5iebe
ollo oein &inb our geipiiienboften @r-
leoigung leiner S6ulal1fgoben - crit
Die slrbeit, Damn Oas Spiel! -, aber
LAB es lieber cine slufgabe, penn es iie
olelletdt aus ltnaufmerfiomfeit ni6t
perltonOerl nibt ausfiibren, ais OaB
ou tie ibm belorgit! Sobonn greife
all6 Der S6ule ni6t Dor, inoem oll
Dem &tnoe allerbei ubeibringlt", Tim
oamit eitel gldn5en 5lt fonnen, mas
oaS &inO alles i6on Dor leinen 9llters=
gcnonen noraus bat. Die Rotur no6t
feline Spriinge, ion0ern entipidelt 1lno
laBt alles nab ltno na6 beranreifen.
gta6 erfabrenen 2ebrern llnb 2ebres
rinnen fann iclde Sriibreife gleid)
Sreibbaltspflun5en balo rabfauen
uno ia6loiien, ia iogar melt binter
atoeren 5uriidbleiben.
@irfen 10 oie Gltern nit ser
Sdule in Gintrodt llnO gesenleiti-
ger @crtlhGtung, Damn miro buS @e-
Oeiben nldt feblen, belonoer5 ipenn
oaS religioie 2eben auf) I'M glterll-
baule gepilienbaft gepflegt miro, 10
oaB Der vSegen bon oben" ni6t feblt
Gin beller, lpillenoer &opf, Elm mil
lensltarfer GbaraftermenI6, Sen nun
im 2eben, in Der meni6li6en 8eIeu=
idaft nn Sen Blas Iteuen fann, Sen
er alsfiillt, treu ieinem @ott, trell
leiner Bfli6t, OaS it's, mas ser illnge
Nenld meroen ioa, ionit bleibt er
aae5eit Elm ugriiner SSl1nge", Elm
Sdpd6ling.
Gas SoffnungSgriin Ser lriib=
ltngsnatur loa uns allo 5lr SrelOe
ltinmen, aber audi Die lleber5eugung
bon Der eigenen GerantDortrng fiir
oos Sugenogriin Ser Wenihbeit in
l,ns itarfen. Gieie Wtabnung oes
6riiblings gilt allen, Oie 5llr grs
5iebuns berltfen linb; moge lie bin=
our6flingen o16 our6 oen CONNER
llno Serblt oes 9ebens, bis tie nod
treuer, gemiiienbafter Bflidterfiil=
lung 5unt beleligenoen slusflong
miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-19
DaH junge 6riin
@pn s. 9 { SIRENS

Su iunges @riin, ou frildes @ras,
gSie manbes Ser5 our6 oib genas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-19

DR.. Kari Adaus
Evening star., 1952-06-11
| Reserved Seat Sale
10 Finance Districts
July 4th Spectacle

Financing Of Washington's
Fourth Of July celebration this
year will be handled entirely
through the sale of reserved seat
tickets, according to District Com
missioner Renah F. Camalier,
chairman of the Fourth of July
Committee.
The title of this years program
is Salute to the Services" Mr..
Camalier said he believes "there
are enough civic-minded citizens
in Washington who will buy tickets
for this event to make it self-sup-
porting"
No charge will be made for ad-
mission to the Washington Monu-
+ment Grounds where the celebra-
ton is held. but tickets will be
necessary for reserved chairs.
The committee has decided to
sell the 1880 seats for 81 each
for. adults and so cents for chill
dren under u years of age. Tickets
will go on sale next Monday at the
Willard Hotel, the American Auto
mobile Association headquarters,
the Lodge Of the Monument
Grounds and the Greater National
Capital Committee in The Star
Building.
Also at the Peoples Drug Stores
at Eleventh and G streets NV,
Fifteenth and G streets NV,
Nineteenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, Eighteenth
street and Columbia road NV.
and Connecticut avenue and Nc
Kinley street NV.
The program is to begin at 8
pm. Performances by the bands
Of the Army, Navy, Marine and
Air Force and their choral groups
and soloists will precede the fire.
works display.
Evening star., 1952-06-11
VA Slows Loan Approva|s For Homes Near Airpots

The Veterans Administration
has decided to be wary in approx
ing home loans for veterans within
four miles of an airport.
The final decision will be up
to headquarters in Washington,
the VA said in directing its field
Offices yesterday to forward all
pertinent data on such loan ap-
plications.
A VA spokesman said a series
of crashes near the Newark, N. j.,
airport had brought a fall in land
and home values near airports
throughout the Nation.
The spokesman indicated that
funneling of all such applications
was merely temporary measure
while a national policy is being
devised. The VA, he added, Is
Evening star., 1952-06-11

working out policy in line with
the Governments airport safety
program.
The Presidents airport COM
mission included in its May 16
report a recommendation that
approaches to airports be pro-
tected against building construc-
ton for at least two miles in fam
shaped areas at least 5000 feet
wide at the outer ends.
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Truck Kills Essex Girl, z

ESSEX, Md, June II R.-
Two-year-old Patricia Lumb was
hit by a milk truck and killed
yesterday while playing in front
lof her house.
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Reds to Get japanese Boots

TOKYO. June II (B.--A busi-
ness paper, Nihon Keizai, reported
today the Hitachi Shipbuilding Co.
of Osaka is planning to export
three steel tuna fishing boats to
Russia in exchange for Sakhalin
coal.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

to come this week and see this dozzne Poond Acme you'll ee s not
Meo Dept sesecss eeeey Dept with oil your oyoats % foods
Produce sond complete line Of o90 Forms ond other p.o'
eop top refrigerated od
Coffee
Cigarettes Don't this Opening Ce
you'll boreons galore shopping this modern
, 1952-03-06
Fashion

DALLAS, March 6. (INS) -
Shy-lookin shorts with devious de-
vices were previewed in Dallas to-
day.
The "Shy Shorts" designed by
Shirlynn of Dallas really are modi-
fications of the Bikini suit-but
with a new twist.
Cut to conventional shorts
length-just above the mid-thigh
they are fastened up either side
with saucy, saucer-like' buttons.
Modest ladies'" the designer
announced, "can remain prim. But
in the privacy of their own back
yards they can unbutton to the ex-
Continued Page Four
, 1952-03-06

Vic CldIlQ 1lGduIQdI tClSs
In Montgomery county the con-
troversy over the Board of Elec-
tions holds the spotlight.
Albert Wetecamp, democrat
member of the board, has filed
injunction proceedings to prevent
the seating of Pierce Wood as a
member O fthe board in his place.
Wetecamp was recently refused
reappointment by Secretary of
State, Ted Brown, who appointed
Pierce Wood to succeed Wete-
camp. A hearing on the injunction
suit will be held March 10, by the
Ohio Supreme court.
The attempt to- depose Eli Walk
er as clerk Of the Board of Elec-
tons was blocked, when William
Boda, Republican, voted in favor
of Walker as against Floyd Hale,
the Republican aspirant.
However, at the same session, the
board voted to increase Hale's sal
airy as assistant clerk, from $4,000
to $4,000 per year. The clerkship
carries a salary Of $4,000.
, 1952-03-06
TRAVEL GUIDE

Travel Guide, an annual booklet dedicated to break
ing down racial barriers in public accommodations and cas-
ing the problems of travelling members Of minority groups,
has lust issued it's 9Th anniversary edition.
Established in 1916 as an interracial corporation,
CITY, has made great advances in the field of better rela-
lions. w. H. Butler, president of the organization, reports
that as a result of campaigns carried on by the pubhca-
ton, hotel and restaurant owners and those who offer other
public accommodations, have begun to revise their think
ing on the acceptance of Negro guests.
Recent surveys disclose" said Mr.. Butler, that out
side of the segregated South, more and more of the better
hotels, etc.. are welcoming Negro patronage. We sincerely
hope that this trend will continue until there is no need
for the kind of service that Travel Guide offers to the
American public"
In addition to publication of its annual booklet which
lists accommodations, owned by both Negroes and whites,
Travel Guidt also offers other services to the minority
group traveller. A weekly column in The Courier, one OF
the largest national Negro newspapers, has answered
thousands of questions, ranging all the way from the prop
er wardrobe to take on a trip to Switzerland, to the status
of lob opportunities on South America. A Travel Guide
Travel club offers it's members special auto routings, free
reservations and other services designed to ease the lot of
the Negro traveller.
The booklet also takes cognizance of contributions
made by others in the fight for better relations. Annual
Gravel Guide Salutes' are awarded to outstanding per-
sonalities from all walks of life who make significant con-
tributions toward Brotherhood and better understanding.
Recipients of the "Salutes' this year are DR.. Ralph
Bunche, Roy Campanella, radio commentator, Barry Gray,
Mrs. Ruth Allen King, who won a special award in the Ur-
ban Leagues Secretary Of the Year" contest; and song
writer Andy Razaf.