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Mrs. Chandler

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had been presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gould by a group of friends
on the occasion of their 25th we'd
ding anniversary in 1943. Mr..
Gould spoke Of his late wife's
deep and abiding interest in the
work Of the League over a period
of many years and of her active
efforts in its behalf during the
three terms that she served the
organization as president. The
silver was received in the name
of the League by Mrs. c. Bruce
Robinson, retiring president. Mrs.
Robinson who had served as Vice
President under Mrs. Gould, ex-
pressed the appreciation Of the
organization for the gift and paid
fitting tribute to Mrs. Gould's ac-
complishments and to her fine
leadership. The silver service
received its inaugural use on
Sunday afternoon, June /, at the
annual Musical Tea given by the
League under the chairmanship
of Mrs. Nellie Greene.
Other gifts received at this
time were a large framed picture
presented by Mrs. Elizabeth De-
Mond and a dozen auditorium
chairs, the gift Of Mrs. Maude
Morrison. Earlier this spring
the organization was presented
with a piano in excellent condi-
ton and with various gifts to the
Baldwin Memorial Library.
The guardian., 1952-06-07
SENATOR KEFAUvER
OPPOSES MCCARRAN
IMMIGRATION BILL

/ victed of a crime in a totalitariar
country, due to racial or religious
persecution would be barred from
entering the United States. Card
inal Mindzenty would be no ex-
ception."
"Or if natives of British West
Indies desired to enter the U. S.,
the Walter bill would
prevent that - because of their
color. The bill in 3o2 pages. lists
one anti-democratic measure af-
ter another. Even Americans
born citizens of foreign parents
would be subject to deportation
should they make a prolonged
stay in the land Of their parents
birth. Citizens could be denat-
uralized by q mere notice in the
mail"
"A bill SO full of prejudice,
Senator Kefauver said, Should
be defeated in the halls of Con-
gress, but if it is not, then it is
my prayerful hope that the
will veto it if our DEM
ocraitc processes are to continue"
Senator Kefauver is a co-spon-
Tor of the liberal Humphrey
Lehman immigration Bill killed
this month in committee.
The guardian., 1952-06-07

WASHINGTON, D. CAS- the
Mccarran Walter immigration
Bill was preparing to come up
for final vote In the House and
Senate, Senator Estes Kefauver
today reiterated a charge that
the bill would pervert the hu-
name and liberal foundations on
which this country was built"
Senator Kefauver stated that
the bill was filed with prejudice
and that I'VE must not only pre-
serve but carry forward the lib
eral policies on immigration Of
the past twenty years..
The McCarran-Walter Bill
would completely overhaul U. S.
immigration Laws. 1t is expected
to be reported out of joint COM
mittee of the House and Senate
this week and will be voted on
then in final form.
1.-THE bill is wholly discrinina-
tory and undemocratic," Senator
Kefauver stated, "and would
make a part Of our national poll
icy law in which discrimina-
ton because Of race, color or
religion would be upheld.
"For example" the Senator
pointed out, ''any person con-
The guardian., 1952-06-07
THANK YoU

Mrs. Edith Tynes of SO Walnut
st., birmingham, has almost
completely recovered from her
recent illness, and desires to
thank her many friends who
showered her with cards, gifts
and visits.
The guardian., 1952-06-07
MASSACRE DAY BILL
THE coAMoNwEALrH OF MASSACHUSETTS

In the Year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thrty-Two
An Act sae to the annual Observance Of the Anniversary the
Boston Massacre and Of the Heroic Deaths cispu Attueks
Samuel Maverick James Caldwell, Samuel Gray Carr
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House Of Representatives
General Court assembled and by the authority Of the
CHAPTER SIX OF THE GENERAL LAWS IS HERE
BY AMENDED BY INSERTING AFTER SECTION
TWELVE c, INSERTED BY CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED
AND FlFTY-THREE OF THE ACTS OF THE CURRENT
YEAR, THE FOLLOWING NEW SECTION:-
SECTION I'D THE GOVERNOR SHALL ANhlU-
ALLY ISSUE A PROCLAMATION CALLING FOR A
PROPER OBSERVANCE ON MARCH FlFTHOF THE AN
NIVERSARY OF THE BOSTON MASSACRE WHEREIN
cRlsPUS ATTUcKS, AN AMERICAN OF AFRICAN
DESCENT, AND SAMUEL MAVERICK, JAMES CALD-
WELL, SAMUEL CRAY AND PATRICK CARR MET
HEROIC DEATHS AS THE FIRST MARTYRS IN THE
CAUSE OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
The guardian., 1952-06-07

Lodges, temples and Juvenile
departments Of BPoEw viii
gather in Union Methodist
Church, Columbus ave. and W.
Newton st., Sunday morning,
June Is, for a special service.
according to plans announced
this week.
The Elk units will parade TO
the church. All participants are
notified to assemble at 153 w.
Springfield st. at $50 AM. in
order that the parade may start
promptly at 10 or 1918 Am. to
assure arrival at the church at
II AM.
The route Of the parade Is
from lSs W. Springfield to Ire
mont st., Mass. ave, shawmui
ave-, Hammond st., fremont St.
Dartmouth st., Columbus ave.
to church entrance.
Leading the parade will bC
The guardian., 1952-06-07
CHRIST TEMPLE CHURCH
30 KenilwoFfh Street

Again Boston will see and hear
another fine group from the
west known as the Bobby Hop
kins Gospel Singers. They are
from Cleveland, Ohio. and will
be at Christ Temple Church be-
ginning Sunday morning, June
%. all day Sunday and at $3.50
Pm. Of that date Also Monday,
June %, thru Friday the 9th.
Come earlyl Get your seatsl It
will be Christ Temple Week.
Free admission Watch for an
nouncements on the front page
of the Guardian.
Boston's first recital of Nan
Snow at Christ Temple Church
Sunday, June 29, at $3.50 PM.
Come early get your seat. Make
your reservations now. Subscrip-
tion s1O0. Children under Il
SIS She is being presented by
the Kings Daughters and Gospel
Chorus Group. Watch for the
Placsrds for both announce
naas,A-
The guardian., 1952-06-07
Hub EIks To Parade;
SpecioI Church Service

Massasoit, Commonwealth and
Bunker-Attucks Lodges. The st.
Cyprian Drum and Bugle Corps
and the Bunker-Attucks Drum
and Bugle Corps will participate
In the parade.
After the church service the
Elks will proceed over Columbus
ave. to Burke ST., fremont st.,
w. Springfield ST., to the Elks
Home where visitors and friends
will be received and welcomed
all day by the host lodge.
1t was stated by Elk leaders
that the parade, church service
and open house at the home
of Bunker r-Attucks Lodge are
part Of a public demonstration
In the interest of the IBPOEW
national membership drive and
for that reason all lodges, tenn
Piles and juvenile departments
are urged to give sll-out sup
port to the movement.
The guardian., 1952-06-07

REV. CHARLES WATKINS - DISTINGUISHED GOSPEL
SINGER OF THE NATION, SAVOY RECORD FAVORITE,
Of Newark New Jersey appearing at EMMANUEL TEMPLE
Roxbury, Deckard and Warren St, opp Memorial
High School, beginning Friday night June g. at 800 PM,
Saturday June and Sunday June g. assed youth choir
will sing under the direction of Minister Watkins Charles
Watkins recently selected NATIONAL young peoples
president of the PAW and is currently touring the United
States Saturday night will be Youth Fellowship Everyone
invited to attend these services Directions to the church,
Take Warren St. car from Dudley Station.
The guardian., 1952-06-07
0'Banyoun's
Observations

I have heard so many dates
given to the coming testimonial
banquet for Essie O'Banyoun,
that I am constrained to publish,
once again the real date which
is Thursday, June 10. Although
aware Of her faithful service, am
somewhat surprised at the re-
action of the many other who
appreciate her, and are getting
reservation to give her flowers
while she can smell them. Thurs
day, June 19; Peoples Baptist
Church. You can make reserva-
tons by contracting any member
of the Choir and better make
them early.
June 8 tomorrow the Will
in gWorkers Club of Peoples
Baptist Church will present that
sterling Jubilee Gospel Chorus
from the 18th Baptist Church,
Gladys Bergman, Director, and
featuring Guest Speaker, Rev.
Russell A. Roberts of Shiloh
Baptist Church, Atlantic City.
The time is 3:i5 PM, and I re-
commend it to those who like
Gospel Chorus, as Gladys knows
her onions.
The annual Might in June Of
st. Augustine's and st. Martins
Church, will be on Wednesday,
the 11th, this year. Those who
are familiar with the social, mus
ical affair, and the good eats
which 90 along with these fea-
lures, will not dream Of missing
it. To any one who has not yet
enjoyed one of these "annuals,
I say, try it. That's all.
Also. keep in mind Sunday,
June IS, $3.50 Pm. for the Musi-
cal Tea and program at 464. and
for the benefit fthe Service
Club. have the musical program
n charge, and to those who know
ne. ] don't have to remind you
hat $3.50 means $3.50. and YOU
rill miss some Of a pretty nice
,rogra mif you are not there at
hat time. VIII give the entire
,rogrsm again, next week.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
AN INVITATION

AN INVITATION
To see this weeks best buy. Sit and
sigh over 3 bedrms., large liv. rm.
with firepl., tile bath, equipped kit,
full bsmt., built-in garage. gas &C.
blocks from d. c. Just Imagine only
$15.25O. Call CLYDE J. MARKEY,
ME. 34O7: ewes, AP. 41OS, Il
Evening star., 1952-05-31

TAkOMA PARK
This S-foom, 2-bath detached home,
close to all conveniences. on Q large,
level lot with bedroom and bath on
LIST floor. has gas h.-w.h. and de-
tached garage. The house is in
good condition and all rooms are
large. To see: Call Mr.. Weaver.
WO. 1914.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1952-05-31

HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
Evening star., 1952-05-31

BELTSVHLE-Beaut brick and
frame ramblers featuring. lge. liy.
rm., 2 and bedrms., tile bath
completely modern kit; full bsmt.
with outside entrance. gas hot-water
elec.. utils., macadam street, on "
acre lots; $13.9OO to $l6,5O0. Un-
der Regulation K. Dir: Out Route /
BALTIC. blvd. beyond Agriculture Re-
search Center 2 blks., turn left on
Montgomery rd.. about 8 blks. to
new homes. RALPH H. WAGNER.
INC. Owner and builder. WA. 5352.
TO 4737. 81
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
$4,000
DOWN

Open Sat. and Sun, 2 to 6
This lovely 5-rm. and bath corner
Colonial brick home. In one Of
home is situated ON q. lge. level lot
with fenced-in rear yard. 1t has
many added features installed by
present owner, since he purchased
home yrs. ago. Come and see US
today. at 1OO1O Forest Grove dr..
is well below the present selling
price of identical homes in the
community. Directions: Out Georgia
ave. past Silver Spring traffic light
to August dr.. right on August dr..
blks. to Brisbane, right on Brisbane
Joseph A. Herbert & Sons
515 3. Capitol st. Ii. 3-O129
Evening star., 1952-05-31
INDIAN SPRINGS
KIRKSIDE
RAMBLER

You'll never see q more beautifully
finished custom built home; near
Chevy Chase Circle, churches, shops,
buses. Center entrance; on right up
3 steps, 8 big bedrms., 2 baths, big
closets; on left, long living room
with handsome fireplace, den or 4th
bedroom. absolutely dream kit. with
disposal, dishwasher, fan, long row
Of cabinets with sliding glass fronts
and interior lighting, de luxe refgr.
and range; dinette. space; full din.
rm. adj; rear porch. Go downstairs
and you find q pretty bedrm. and
tile bath; MAGNIFICENT big recr. rm.
with, firepl. and bar; up 3 steps,
another paneled rm., for cards,
telivision or library and ONCE. All
daylight windows downstairs; 2
car garage with large parking court.
House only l year old. will con-
slider trade-in OF your present home.
Call Mr.. Ford (eves., WI. 7611)
and let US show you. Exclusive.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1929 18th st. NV. ST. 1900.
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NEAR NAVAL, HOSPITAL
1910 LANCASTER DIR.

Open Fri, Sat-, Sun, SIS.
Or Any Other Time by Appt.
IDEAL FOR GROWING FAMILY
Corner brick; Z rooms, 2 baths e
bedrms. and bath 1st NJ; screened
porch. bsmt., gas heat. Owner leay-
Out Wis. ave-. right on Jones Bridge
I'd. to Lancaster DIR. (cor. .BywooO
Mrs. Clyde C.. Huntington
WI. 1886 OR. $3.50
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S15.5OO

BRICK RAMBLER
Just on Georgia ave. Offering 3 lge.
bedrms., spacious liv. and din. rms.
modern kitchen: conven. to shopping
center and transp. Don't wait, call
Miss Small. CO. 1887.
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO R77S al
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=, NEW BRICK CAFE COP
MUST BE SOLD. MAKE AN OFFER
Beautiful new custom built. corner.
located Just this side Of University
lane, 2 blocks on New Hampshire
ave. Extra large rooms and closets
throughout; finest construction with
1st-flr. bedroom or den and n bath;
2 master bedrooms and bath on Sec
| ond floor. Call Mr.. Clark, GE. 9011.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Evening star., 1952-05-31

Beautiful 2-story white brick. s.
bedrm. home with powder rm. on
above 18th st. NV. Price, $19,950,
for immediate sale. Owner trans
ferred. Call SH. 801O till 9 pm.
MONTGOMERY
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

2-story home in progres-
drews Field and Census Bureau as
well as downtown Washington.
bedrms.. tile bath, 20-ft. living room
dining room, kitchen with nook;
full basement, oil h.-w. heat; large
fenced yard. garden. trees. shrubs
$50. Large AZ first trust. BY
owner. CAPTAIN MILLER. 7l11
Cabot st.. District Heights, HI. 800
Eyt 0Ooo n,Ie h0Urs Al
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BFTHESDA-$17,9 $50

NCW 1AAON OesPO OOAN
\ lovely home Just ! block 10 on George
place, porch, kitchen with dining
nace: Q bedrooms, tiled bath on
isf foor; heating. plumbing, hard
wood floors on 2nd noor; full base
ment. gas heat; lge. lot. Can Mr.
Gordon, 10. b-S7O5, 10: 5-S47T
aAlES, INC.L1S90 K ST. NV.
MA. 5000 81
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BETHESDA


1908 GLENWOOD RID.
OPEN SUNDAY, ! UNTIL 8
See this most attractive prewar all
white brick Colonial. on q beautiful
level lot. in this areas most desir-
able neighborhood House is priced
to sell this weekend, at reasonable
terms House consists OF bsmt., Of
which one. half Is q paneled and
asphalt tiled, with " bath. lst d..
llge. liv. rm. with firepl., step out Of
nv: rm. onto lge. screened porch,
ful-size din. rIn.,. modern and COM
Portable kit; End a.. 3 nice bright
bedrms. and bath. Also very spacious
and useful storage rm., att. gar,
slate roof, Venetian blinds, storm
windows. economical oil heat. and
immaculate and ready for occupancy.
condition OF this house makes It
the week end best offering. Price
$21 $50. $4,000 down. Directions:
Out Wisconsin ave. to Old George
town rd., turn left into Old George
town rd... go about mile, watch
Tor our sign. and Glenwood on left.
BROUSSARD AGENCY
JU. 7-S051
Ewes and Week Ends, sH. 2157
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j. VOLhMAN
EN-. 1866 or WI. 1919.

EN-. 1856 or WI. 1873.
8418 10th AVE, S. S., MD.
Open 1-6 PM.
Beautiful semidetached brick about
one year old. Dining room. powder
rooms. Well financed. To reach
Out N. H. ave. to University lane
left to Navahoe drive. right or
Navahoe to 10th ave-. right to oul
house. S41S 10th ave. Mr.. Maury
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 18th st. NV, DI. 334f
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Open Daily, Noon Til Dark
BETHESDA

exceptionally srfy fns brick fETner PROD
room. dining room, kitchen with
eating space, den. powder room; 2nd
f1oor. 3-bedrooms, 2 baths; full
basement. attached 2-car garage
Short walk to National Institute
Margaret j. Dunkley
Realtor or, hS0O
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4sS KIMBERLY RID.

1oO 1AANN06AeA4 4sAs
S29,950
Lovely rambler in Hillendale; q COM
munity of fine homes; liv. rm.
4snIscs WITH IA. ssar.f. DicsIrs aan r anS
bedrms.. Q baths; full bsmt.. and ice.
lot. To reach New Hampshire ave.
to Overlook dr., turn right and
follow arrow signs to kimberly I'd.
HOLMEAD, REALTOR
SH. 6200
Evening star., 1952-05-31

HIGH ON A HILL
$14,500-TAKOMA PARK
An immaculate 5-room Colonial To-
most beautiful section. Huge lot
with towering trees, ideal for chill
dren: lust q few blocks to trans
portation, schools and shopping; a
wonderful buy at the ridiculously
low price Of $14.50O. CALL MIR.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC, 1920 K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
I,ANHAM

Unique location; country living with
city conveniences; schools, transp.
and expansibie attic; INV. base
board oil heat; many shade trees;
only $12,6O0.
BURCH REALTY co.
Sbe5 BALTIC. Blvd, COLLEGE Park, Nd.
TO. 4747. WA. 7Ol7. UN. 1891.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
800 PATTON DIR.

8UT PATTON DIX.
Bedrm., Bath, 1st FL.
bedrms. and 2 full baths In this
charming brick Colonial home; liv
rm. with flrepl., screened porch; full
bsmt. with finished recreation rm..
hot-water heat. lge. fenced corner
resch: ~ Piney % Rranch I'd d T to olSS
Bladensburg rd., left to Patton dr.
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EASTPINES
LIAM L i 44NGO
$9,95O-$1,5OO DOWN

Owner transferred! 3h-yr. -old
bungalow in lovely new EaStpines.
stairway to completely insulated
attic; deep, shady fenced lot; gas
auto. heat; mr.. school (also new
Catholic SCHOOL,; market and Balt.-
Wash; RoY sYpeE HI4iHy EkMyi 6S$G %a 6?th aso ave
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$500 CLEMENT RID.

S31. 800
Spacious center hall brick Colonial
In Woodside Forest. Lge. liv. rm.
Eitchen Ers1 nrePIaSs Sst 9nd S q,n ire BED bsf
rms, 2 full baths; has side screened
porch; built-in garage; lge. corner
lot. To reach: Colesville rd.. to
Dale dr.. left to Clement rd., right
to home.
Evening star., 1952-05-31

~ Acres-3-Car Garage
2-Bedroom Rambler
S13,25O-GI APPROVED
This is unbelievablel 2-bedroom ram
Brandywine. Nd, about 19 mile.
from downtown Washington; 3-cal
garage. huge turkey house plus q
one-room guest cottage: GI ap.
proved at S13.250 with $3.25(
down. $50 per mo. A phenomenal
CALL MR.. NICHOLS. OIL. 2O73
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-152O K ST. NV.
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Viers Mill Village-$10,950
117O6 IDLEWOOD RID.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TILL 6
Va block from new school, bus passes
door; this asbestos siding. home in
new-house cond., on nice lot; Twins
rm., bedrms., large. beautiful kit.
dry basement, gas heat aluminium
. screens; 40 -G1 loan; $2,747 cash
balance. $60.25 month (include.
"a. ass, Or &c Conn ma aves. .' to Viers % Mil I'd I'd
turn left to Randolph, left on Ran
dolph 4 blocks to Colin ave-. left or
Colin to lakewood.
lid AIX i HIOH KAHAM
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NEW RAMBLER
~-- = -

Truly q lovely group of new and
well designed ramblers located in
excellent section just north Of
Massachusetts, ave. low price.
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FOREST HEIGHTS
OPEN TODAY, 3-8

1O6 WOODLAND DRIVE
A lovely S-rm. Cape Cod brick
bungalow on Q 60x1S9 lot; large
livable basement, shower. recr. rm
with firepl. All rms. are large; kit
1Ix17 opens to 12x12 screened
porch; bedrms: are spacious. rang,
liv. rm. with flrepl and the full
sized din. rm. are designed fol
gracious entertaining; priced below
today's market on terms or trade
Immediate possession.
Out So. Capitol to Forest HeiRhts
right to Woodland, left to open
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21O BREWSTER DIR.

Beautiful 2-bedrm. rambler with lge
studio liv. rm. with fireplace. sep
arate din. rm., lge. de luxe elec
kitchen; level nicely handicapped lot
conv. section of Silver Spring. II
reach: Colesville I'd. to Brewster dr..
turn right tn home
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BETHESDA, MD.

DE 1I1ESOIkA, V1Ds
Attractive 2-story brick house, 8
large rooms. bedrooms, . baths:
oil a.-c. heat; garage; beautifully
lsndscaped lot; immediate posses
monthly payments like rent.
L. q. WHITE, WI. 1900
Evening star., 1952-05-31

VEN DIN.
SPRINGBROOK FOREST
HOME ON ONE ACRE
S21,600
Cape Cod all-brick construction; hv
rm. with firepl., din. rm., kitchen
2 lge. bedrms. and bath on 1st d.;
2nd a., lge. bedrm. and sewing rm.
has hreezeway to attached garage;
reach: Old Bladensburg rd. to Kemr
Mill rd.. follow to Springbrook
Forest sign. turn right to Brook
haven dr..
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BETHESDA
4501 SAUL, RID

Immaculate nome with the finest
setting in this choice area. block
This is Q large home with 3 baths,
two Of the bedrms. being l4x22;
full bsnit., & It. high with laundry
rm.; large secluded screened porch
offers max. privacy; near Medical
NOT REGULATION K
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. IL TIL DARK
Dirs.: Conn. ave. to Saul I'd. and left
to property. or Wis. ave. block
and right to Saul rd. ROBERT E
HEATER: AGENT. Cali Mr.. Coleman
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
OPEN SUN. AND DAILY
934 VIERS MILL RID.
SILVER ROCK
ROCKVILLE. MD,

SI0.99O (sUBJECT TO GROUND
FULL BASEMENT, breakfast space
in Kitchen, dining 'L," foyer. en-
trance. spacious living room. large
Handicapped lot; sidewalks, school
on property. transportation: AL city
fS5vsnsenise To ans, NcL1pINd E T1T sETTIESENT MT
CHARGES tFHA PLAN ALSO AVAIL
ABLE). INSPECT OUR FURNISHED
HOME TODAY. TO REACH: OUT
SIGNS TO SILVER ROCK ON
REaTT0Rs 81. ao10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS

4912 W STREET
Brand new, very cute bungalow; 2
bedrooms, tile bath, lovely kit. with
very best equip. picture window in
dinette and liv. rm.; full bsmt..
positively dry; gas a.-c. heat; pretty
yard. nicely landscaped. with shade
Open every day until z pm. for In
spection. Drive out Penna. ave. to
Southern. left to w st. and turn
+. d. BURGESS. 20. s-s61s
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PRICE. $12.75O

PRICE, $12,75O
Kensington area. House has liv.
rm. with firepl.. kit. dinnette. 2
bedrms. and bath. screened in porch;
stairway to expandable attic; full
bsmt. with outside entrance: conv.
to bus, schools and shopping.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
For further information. call Mr.
Carver. OIL. 1899.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING. S13,750

SILVER SPRING, $13,75O
Easy walking distance to elementary
and junior. high schools. transp.
conv. to shopping; brick and as
bestos shingle Colonial; 22-ft. living
rm. with fireplace. kitchen with din.
ing area, 2 twin-sized bedrms.; full
basement. gas &C. heat.
2 BEDROOMS, $11, $50
$2,450 CASH
New 3-bedrm. asbestos shingle ram
bier: large Kitchen with dining area
living rm. with picture window
tiled bath; full basement. outside
entrance; h-acre lot.
COLONIAL, $18,950
3 BEDRMS., DEN, RECR. RIM
Low down payment, balance on conv.
monthly terms. Spacious brick CO.
lonial; large living rm. with fire-
place, dining rm., equipped kitchen.
large den; 8 bedrms.. tiled bath up;
full basement with rec. rm., lava
tory; hot-water heat slate roof;
driveway.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
SH. 6665 Realtor. TIL q PM
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
RAMBLER

OPEN SUN, / TO =
Out Conn. ave. to Washington ct.
right to our open sign. 3 bedrms.
Q baths; sep. din. rm.: carport.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 18th st. NV. DI. 334t
Evening star., 1952-05-31

FACING ST. CAMILLUS
Unusually attr. 2-bedrm. semidet.
complete bsmt.; close to both public
and parochial schools, shopping
center and buses; Model home
Spring. Dir: Drive out New Hamp-
shire ave. to Univ. lane (Old Bla-
densburg rd.), turn left 2 blocks to
Carroll. turn right to our signs.
Mutual Development Corp.
MA. R433. al
Evening star., 1952-05-31
BRICK RAMBLERS

BRICK RAM6LEHS
NEW TAKOMA PARK
Two, three and four bedroom ram
blers; $14.950 and up. All in very
good condition. Call Mr.. Sweeney.
MARSHALL ). wAPLE CO
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. pf. S340
Evening star., 1952-05-31
FRI, SAT. AND SUN.
5107 ATI.FN TER

To reach: Out Mass. ave. 3 blocks
pas. Wsstmorsland Ss1to SiEsls West
right 8 blocks to Allen rd., left to
houses.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1914 K st. NV. ME. 1l43
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-05-30
JUDGE TO RULE ON
DeFEBIO CASE JUNE 9

The appeal of a custody case in
which the DeFebio children had
been declared wards of the state
was heard Thursday.
The appeal was brought by Mr..
and Mrs. Frank DeFebio, formerly
of Washington. Their children, 10
year-old Theo and four-year-old
Dominick, were placed in custody
of the Dare County Welfare De-
partment, May 81, 1851. That was
after DeFebio had refused to send
Theo to school and spent 80 days
in Jail for violating the North
Carolina compulsory school atten-
dance law.
Dare County juvenile court de-
MED motion by Mr.. and Mrs. De-
Febio Aug. "a, 1851, which would
have modified the custody ruling,
The hearing in Manteo this week
was an appeal from the juvenile
court denial.
Judge Clawson L. Williams indi-
Gated that he would rule on the
See DeFEBIO, Page Eight