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Evening star., 1952-01-08
HOME AND INCOME

Attractive det. brick corner house
2 blks. of Connecticut ave. ODD.
Wardman Park Hotel; suitable fol
Consisting Of bedrms., 5 baths
large hv. .rm., din. rm., kitchen,
pantry and powder rm., recreation
rm. with bar, oil h.-W.h. S25, 900
1st trust at 4eo. For details, cali
Aub1SoE.s s1PSss INca. HUI Hu. eoa5. A5viN vi i.
COLORED, 12 RHODE ISLAND AVE,
3-story brick, 10 rms, gas h.-w.h.; !;
vacant; immediate possessions; rea-
sonably priced; will consider trade.
'RA. 200; eyes,. GE. 051S. III
COLORED-8-RM. ROW BRICK, on
ontario rd.,. conv. to everything.
$4,000 will handle. Call GE. 1916.
near 1st and w sts.Eco-
lonial row brick; 6 lovely rms. and
bath; full bsmt., gas h.-wh.; Al
cond.; nice yd.; garage; substantial
cash required. Call MRS. JACKSON,
DE; 505S, or DE. 1853. 10
Low DOWN PAYMENT
All white home with rms. and ex-
panSion 2nd f.; on huge h-acre lot
in Colesvtlle Gardens; 20 Minis. from
D. c. line, out N. H. ave. Modern
conv: school and shopping nearby,
Excel. value. Call WI. 1888 or oil.
5O4O. R. H. BEST SALES, INC.
COLORED-Vacant, 25O9 N. Capitol
ST.; Q rms, o.h-w.. porches. yard, ga.
rage; II. ent: to bsmt. FRED EHR.
LlCH' ST. O45O, ewes. TU. 4631.
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED tcon..

8 BEDRMS., 1h BATHS
. OPEN FOR INSPECTION, 1-6
New mod. semidet. house with sep
arate din. rm., full bsmt.. gas mt,
kit, equipped with garbage disposal
and GE dishwasher. Immed. occu-
pancy. S125 mo. Directions: Out
New Hampshire ave to Missouri
ave, right l blk: to Riggs rd. NE,
to open sign.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
MA. GAO Ill
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ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.!
DOCTORS AND DENTISTS
Desirable location for pro-
fesSional man. Corner lot,
house and office combined Of
nee: 8 sizeable rooms attrac-
entrance. Separate heatinE
zone, oil hot water. Home:
Colonial; 1st floor, large living
, nm, half bath. completely
modern kitchen, attractive din
ing rm.. screened porch with
playroom of porch. 2nd floor,
3 bedrms., Q baths; 3rd floor
has 2 finished of heated
rooms. Location: 9th and Un-
derwood SITS. NV. Price, $42,-
800. ia. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-01-08

Battery Park, Bethesda
type brick and stone, 2-story
home, in immaculate condition. At
family-size dining rm., kitchen and
powder rm. on 1st floor; 3 bedrms.
and bath on End; full basement
with recr. rm. and VI bath; large
patio of liv. rm.; beautiful
grounds; built-in garage; many
Inter-COunty Realty
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NORTH CHEVY CHASE

NORTH CHEVY CHASE
DIN. BEDRM. AND BATH lst FL.
Large mod. brick. center-hall. home
in neighborhood of f1ne residences.
Large liv. rm.. din. rm., beautiful
kit. huge bedrms.. and bath up;
rage, level lot. approx. "a acre. An
exceptional value at S36,500; imme-
date possession. EARL T. WRIGHT,
WI 5000.
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.KENSTNGTON
$12.500

All-briek rambler; liv. rm., fireplace,
beautiful elec. kit. 2 excel. bedrms.,
lovely rear screened porch: price.
Evening star., 1952-01-08

COLoRD : BRoOKLAND - DE-
TACHED-6 RMS, 2 BATHS.
BSMT., GARAGE, GAS HEAT'
Many EXTRAS. Low PRICE.
JESMS OR TRADE. ST. 3466. JU.
.S-4296. TANEN REALTY CO.
CoLoRED: HOME AND INCOME
kits. 2 full baths, lovely yard,
get. brick 2-car gar, oil h.-W b
All conveniences and tranpsporta.
lion. Immediate possession. Mr..
{ALlno, IA: 445O. ZAGANdI REALTY.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

UNIVERSITY PARK area,
didIy built, center-hall red brick. de-
lightfully bright and cheerful; in
perfect cond.; on q nice site, close
to transp.. Lge. hv. and din. rms.
very lge kit. with breakfast nook,
8 fine bedrms., 2 baths, stairs to
worthy of inspection. Call JAMES
3. SCHWAB, OR. $500. until 8 pm.
- S24, 500. 5-yearSold
det. brick in nice neighborhood.
Reception hall. living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen and
lovely bath: porch, garage. fun
basement. outside entrance: good
value. BuLINGSLEY q KORZEN-
DoRFER. OR. 2326 til 3 pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
CLEVELAND PARK

A handsome, center-ha home Just
PEN 99eing &c, completed-offered for the
out are colorful, artistic and in
out are colorful, artistic and in
excellent taste. Huge living room
with fireplace and built-in book
cases. screened porch overlooks the
dining room with built i'm cupboard
powder room. ode luxe" Kitchen
On the 2 floors above are 5 bed.
rooms and 3 tile baths, lmaster
bedroom with private bathJ. Dayiieht
cellar, recreation room with fire-
Priced at S43,500. 70 inspect TO. To-.
day-call W.
MISS BLAND-wo. e4se
Thos. j. Fisher & Co.. Inc.
73S 10Th st. NV. Realtors. DI. $3.50.
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BETHESDA-S31,500

JI I 444JO4E11-s 20 yOUV
Beautiful brick Colonial; 5 twin-bed
rms.,2 baths, ltv. rm.. nrepl., din.
rm. and beautiful kit. with break
fast space; paneled rec. rm., nrepl.
in bsmt.; det. gar; vacant; well n
nanced.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
eO06 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 6441I
once open until 8.
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COLORED.
Pay as low as $3.50 down
and $45 month and you
will own your home or
apartment.
SOME VACANT
Mr.. 18th AND v sTS.-vAcANT;
$595 DOWN. g. rms. bath, gas,
s6e slec' coal h-Sw;h;
$595 DOWN; VACANT. 5 rms,
,5aa Path gas' elesi, oil h.
sise $SSo P3WN. 2pHN. rms. bath. gas
110O BLK, c ST. N.E.-S25o DOWN
500 BLK. End ST. s.E.-S25O
DOWN; DO AyA VACANT. 3 rms BATH gas
100 BLK. 9Th ST. N.w.-s25o
DOWN. 8 rms, bath. gas, cleo,
sURETY REALTY CO., AID. o531.
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FOREST GLEN PARK

PERFECT FOR RETIRED COUPLE
1oo-ft. frontage. From the large iiv.
rm. with fireplace and dining L,
you can look beyond the thermopane
windows and q soft. front porch
to a Govt. park across the street.
Entrance hall; French doors from
liv. rm. to rear patio; 2 lovely bed
rms, compact kitchen with garbage
disposal. dishwasher, electric range,
refgr., clothes washer and dryer;
beautiful parquet floors; gas radiant
heat; concrete drive. Excellent value
at $4,000.
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MT. PLEASANT SECTION

NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK
A flne attached brick house. First
ing room, spacious dining room,
kitchen and pantry, small inclosed
rear porch. Second floor, bedrms.,
kitchenette, tiled bath. Basement
with toilet. Pantry on first floor
easily converted into powder room. J
premises in very good Condition,
Shown by appointment only. Cali
Mr.. Sweeney, SH. 6I97,
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346
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COLORED-S1 $50 DOWN
NJ, 3RD AND ADAMS SITS. NE,
Mel-built corner brick; 6 rooms,
pSmt., gas heat; very clean; priced
9-2164. "" w.
BRE1TERMAN REALTY co.
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KENSINGTON, MD.
S13 95fl-Rrick Rannhlor

VNh 4VckIIIUIEI
Modern brick. rambler, approx. 1 yr.
old, beaut. decorated, and Is In ex-
eel eond.;. house has lGe. liv. rm.
with flrepl., charming dinette and
Kitchen, 2 croSs-ventilated bedrms.
down stairway to attic; lovely
wooded lot, so by 115: located close
TO bus. school and shopping; FIRST
trust Of $1,000 monthly payments,
S73.45 incl. tax. For details call Mr..
McGinniss, Ma. 5005: evenings, TU.
". gERENs SALES. NC.
Evening star., 1952-01-08

Brick semidet. home in perfect con-
dition. LIST a. has liv. rm., din. rm.,
equip. kitchen; End q, contains .
good bedrms., tiled bath, full day
light bSmt., gas a.-c. heat. Excellent
40 financing.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
VIM. SCHWARTZ
RealtoF
EX 2i5a7 79ss' 9S2 9 Ezs;1 *; 3421; Ewes. RA

EX 708S. Elk. 3421; Ewes. RA
3652. JU. S-S777. ID
COL LORED = WOODBRIDGE. Modern
oetached brick home. about 70 years
Sidi condition, like new. rooms
"a baths, fireplace, beautiful oaR
and garage. Bedroom and bath on
ISt hoor. Preferred location, near
al conveniences. Priced, S2l, BOO
Tor quick sale. Substantial cash
payment or your home In trade.
can Mr. Penan, LA. 6-3666, or
~: 1897 ewes. PECK CO., 36iS
18th st. ne.
COLORED - HOME and income
Woodridge-10 rms, capt. home:
blocks streetcar; wonderful In.
OIL heat, all new refrigerators and
stoves. Furniture can be BOUGHT:
S2,5OO down, 20% return on in.
COLORED-PRICE Low for Quick
sale, 200 block of Charming st. ne.
ES rooms and bath; row brick,
1nclosed porch and screened porch:
oil h.-w.h., built-in garage; immed,
possession. Call Mr.. Lynch, RE
6oS5; ewes, DE. 1858. WOODWARD
q NORRI2 Rpalfnrs
Evening star., 1952-01-08

COLORED-HOME AND INCOME
1000 BLOCK D ST. NE.
Well-kept brick, 4 rms, bath, Ist. fir.
4 rms bath. End dr.; Q stoves, q
reIgrs:,. plus many extras owner
has added; basement. oil heat: priced
right; reas. down pymt. Mr.. MobIey.
eves., FIR. 1881; days, ST. 1857.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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KENSTNGTON

Mod. ranch home with 8 bedrms.,
tile bath, picture window in liv.
rm., din. area; lovely kitchen with
super-sized refgr., push-button elec.
windows; front porch: amid tall
trees on lge. lot; carefully con-
structed. An excel. buy at S13,950.
HUGGINS & HARRISON
Realtors LO. $500
Evening star., 1952-01-08
HOUSES SALE-N.R. teanf.l
500 cash"

And reasonable payments will buy
Ems almost new Semidet. brick home
On 8; Dakota ave, with 3 bedrms.,
full bsmt. with plumbing rouehed in
1or another bath. Only S16.990. Call
NE. l143 until 8 pm. j. WESLEY
BOCHANAN. Realtor.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
New semidet. brick homes; 9th and
Siggs rd. ne. Feature rms; 1st-
a;,n1o n, powder rms. de luxe kits. with
town" dishwashers, disposals and
CABINETS, S.2-cu. It Frigidaires, A.
puIner gas ranges. Venetian blinds,
screens and screen doors; extra Law.
complete sodding and shr1lbbery'
Price S15,10o up. Open daily II.
directions: Out N. II. ave. to
MISSOURI ave. right into Riggs I'd
SDGuo SS00ue Va mile to our sign and open
Evening star., 1952-01-08
NORTH WOODSTDE

NORTH WOODSIDE
A true Williamsburg Colonial home Of
z large. rooms. including 1st-door
den. 2 baths. large fenced lot, de-
tached garage. This is q custom.
built home and in perfect condition.
Possession with settlement. Call Mr..
Gutenberg, TU. 2312, for appt.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co,
Evening star., 1952-01-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
A very lovely corner property in this
delightful neighborhood, close to
schools. shopping and transporta-
tion. Large living room, dining room,
kitchen. screened side porch. built
In garage; second floor has three
rooms on the third floor. Gas &C,
heat; maids room and bath in base
ment, Beautiful garden with nice
planting. trees. An ideal family
home. For appointment to inspect,
call Mr.: Poston. Ma. $500; ewes,
1417 Y Sf n M To-
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New Rambler

All-brick, on level lot. Porch. Some
have sep. din. rms, AL have flre-
places and fun bsmt.; 8 bedrms.
S19,25O to S23, $50.
CALL LO. 4-72OO TIL 9 PM.
WOOD-CONLEY CO.. REALTORS
Evening star., 1952-01-08

SILVER SPRING-$14,250
New 3-bedrm. rambler with full bsmt.
Lge. liv. rm., beautiful dream kit.
gas air-conditioned heat. Truly q
beautiful home in a nice setting
with a wonderful view.
SILVER SPRING-$22, 500
Lovely new 3-bedrm. brick rambler
located on 1a-acre lot in beautiful
Hillandale. mr.. Naval Ordnance
Laboratory. Huge liv. rm. with fire.
pl.,. extra size din. rm., all-elec kit.
with breakfast space; full bsmt.
with f1repl,, " bath and outside en-
COPPER piumbing. % siuninum ' vim m
dows, Venetian blinds. You will fau
in love with this home and with 1Ss
location in an area Of luxurious
estates.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
OR. 1882 - If no answer, OIL. 1888.
Evening star., 1952-01-08

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-S21. $50
A Dutch Colonial residence with 5
lovely bedrms. and tiled bath. at.
tractive living room with excellent
fireplace, very large dining room.
bright kitchen, pantry, full base
seeing now. Call Wo. 1900. Once
open It'll 9. EDW. H. JONES &
CO.. INC, Chevy Chase, D. C. s
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SILVER SPRING-$18,950

SILVER SPRING-$18,950
Sparkling new brick and stone, truly
expansible bungalow, 20x12 Hv. .rm.
9x11 dining L; kitchen with
disposal. dishwasher and breakfast
space; Q generous bedrms., tile bath
on LIST floor; open center stairway
to tremendous 2nd floor. with plumb
ing and heating roughed-in; full
bsmt:; gas heat; outside entrance;
60x150 lot.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
WOODSIDE PARK

Charming prewar brick Cape Cod on
large, level lot; center hall. 24-ft.
liv. rm. with fireplace; side-screened
porch; guest size din. rm., large
equipped kitchen and breakfast room
on 1st floor; lovely bedrms., tiled
toilet; ground level outside entrance;
attached garage; slate roof. Elk.
CELLENT VALUE AT S26.500.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtor
$40 Ga. Ave. 81. $500, till 9.
Evening star., 1952-01-08

4th AND LONGFELLoW
immaculate 6-rm. brick; IN baths,
End A.; oil heat. modern kit, plus
dinette; recr. rm., Bendix washer
other extras. MUST SELL. Can
ewes, TU. 3151; days EX. 5705.
RALPH D. COHN. REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1952-01-08

GASOLINE SERVICE sTATION-A
bargain; cash or terms. Call 10.
S-9506. -12
FOR SALE-S3O,0 900 worth of dry
cleaning and cold storage equip
ment. Located in q fast growing
neighborhood. For quick sale, S10,-
600 Call Ashton 1856 $
Evening star., 1952-01-08

700. Lee blvd, Falls Church, Va. Q
bedrms,, oil heat, fenced yard, cor
ner lot, Just beyond jefferson Vii
lage shopping center. Key In ofice
Evening star., 1952-08-03
$7.9S Crystol
Vanity Lamps
500 p.

Sparkling 2-pc. diamond style,
Is" tall. With red, green or
chartreuse fibre-glass shades.
Boudoir beauties that will add
charm.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Popular '8.98
Milk-glass
Lamps
800

With choice of ivy, dogwood or star
design. Note the quaint key decoration.
Matching parchment shades top these
bases with sparkling beauty.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
S7.98 Solid Bross
Table Lamps
1893

Lacquered 50 they won't tar
nish. these have convenient s.
way lighting and green or ma
room parchment shades. Will
add that extra touch to your
table.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Daniel Says South Will Aid
Eisenhower Program
BY the Assoeioted Press

SEA ISLAND, Ga. Dec. g.
Southern Democrats may give
President-elect Eisenhower more
support in the new Congress than
some Republicans like Senator
Taft, says Senator-elect Price
Daniel Of Texas.
Mr.. Daniel. attorney general oi
Texas. predicted that Democrats
would join some Republicans ir
Ia bipartisan foreign policy anc
preparedness program under the
Eisenhower administration.
The Texan, who will succeed
veteran Tom Connally in the new
Senate, added in an interview
yesterday that he foresaw INC
chance of any forced legislation
being passed" on civil rights.
Mr.. Daniel is first vice presi.
dent Of the National Association
Iof Attorneys General, which
opened it's 46th convention at thi.
coastal resort today.
Panel discussions will be super
vised by T. C. Ellison of South
Carolina and Smith Troy o1
Washington State.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
District Will Honor
3O-Year Employees

District government employees
who have put in 80 or more years
of service will receive award but
tons in two ceremonies in the
next week.
For the 1913 workers of 4O-plus
years Of stewardship. the program
has been set for 3 pm. Friday in
the Commerce Department audi
torium. Next Monday 799 en-
ployeS who have held District Jobs
for between 80 and 40 years will
be honored at the same place at
$3.50 pm.
The ceremonies will be conduct
ed by the three District Commits.
sioners. Honor guests represent
ing all segments of city life also
have been invited.
These are to be the first length
of-service award presentations
Others will follow for those who
have worked in the local govern.
ment for 10 and 20 year periods
There are more than 5000 EN-.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
0'Konski AssaiIs SEC
For 'Mishand|ing' Of
Kaiser-Frazer Case
BY the AssoeioFed Press

Representative O'Konski, Re-
publican, of Wisconsin yesterday
called for the removal Of mem
bers Of the Securities and Ex-
change Commission responsible
for the mishandling" of the
KAISER Frazer Corps stock regis
tration of 1948.
Mr.. O'Konski, who has engaged
industrialist Henry Kaiser in a
running feud. renewed his attack
on the auto maker in a follow-ur
to a report made Friday by 9
House subcommittee investigating
SEC.
THE ramifications Of the
Kaiser influence in Government
have got to be explored, and
am sure such an exploration will
be made by the new Congress-
Mr. O'Konski said.
Investigation Completed.
The House committee, headed
by Representative Heller, Demo
crat. of New York, completed q
15-month investigation of SEC
operations with the findings il
had done "a pretty good job" with
the exception of five major cases
The committee said one of the
exceptions was the Kaiser Frazer
stock registration statement OF
four years ago. It said SEC was
either asleep at the switch OF
deliberately ignored facts avail
able to them"
In his statement, Mr.. O'Konski
said the appellate court found
Kaiser -Frazer's representation OF
its earnings to be false. "being
as Judge (Augustus) Hand said
'$3.1 million short of the truth
No Move Against Corporation.
Notwithstanding, Mr.. O'KonSk
asserted, "the SEC has not moved
against Kaiser-Frazer in any re-
Spect whatsoever and it Is
evident from the report Of the
House committee Chat it, in
tends to do nothing"
THE people responsible in the
SEC for these derelictions can nc
longer be permitted to discharge
duties of high trust and they
must be removed Immediately,
he said.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Milan Theuter Invaded
First Time by TeIevision
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

MILAN, Italy, Dec. 8.-For the
first time in its history. television
invaded famed La Scala Theater
last night at the opening of the
opera season with a performance
Iof Verdi's Macbeth"
A major share Of the applause
went to two foreigners. The per-
formance of the American So
prano, Maria Meneghini Callas,
was warmly received. Violetta
Elvin. 26, of Britain's Sadlers
Wells Ballet. also scored a per-
sonal triumph as a soloist in the
operas ballet.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Man, Run Over by Train
Has Slight Head Injury
BY fhe Associoted Press

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. B.
Detectives, searching for the
lmangled body of a man who had
been run over by a freight train
were flabbergasted yesterday wher
the body" suddenly rose from
between the rails and asked what
all the commotion was about.
The train had been uncoupled
to retrieve the remains Of Arthur
E. Tarver. So. over whose body
seven freight cars had passed.
But Mr. Tarver explained: 81
just laid there until the cars
passed over me-" Hospital at
tendants said the cut on Mr.. Tar
ver's head was only a minor in
jury.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Red Trude Agreement

TOKYO, Dec. 8 (R.-Red China
and Bulgaria signed a trade agree
ment for 1858 in Peiping Wednes-
day, the Communist China radio
said last night. China will ship
metals and cotton to Bulgaria for
electric appliances and chemical
products.
Evening star., 1952-12-08

ployes in the latter two categories.
The insignia, suitable for pin
ming on clothing. consists of the
District Of Columbia flag in the
center. This is surmounted by
the initials. ID. c." The enamel
background comes in different
colors. depending on term of serv-
ice: Ten years. white: 20. green;
80. maroon; 40. royal blue: SO,
yellow.
Evening star., 1952-12-08

Light PAIL MALL and notice how mild PAIL
MALLS smoke becomes as il is filtered further
through PAIL MALLS troditionoIH fine. mellow
toboeeos.
Al the very first puff Of your PAIL MALL you
will enjoy PAIL MAILS cooler. sweeter smoking.
And your enjoyment Of PAIL MALL doesn't stop
there.
Evening star., 1952-12-08

After 5-lo-or II puffs Of each cigarette.
your own eyes eon measure PAIL NAILS extro
length for extra mildness. Poll MolPs greater
length Of fine fobueeos traveIs the smoke
further on the way to your throat-filters
The smoke and makes II mild. PAIL MALL
gives you smoothness. miIdness and sotisfoe-
tion no other Cigarette offers you.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-11

St, a property of the Union Cos
pei Mission will be used for this
new branch Mission.
The Rev. Kneely Williams, who
succeeded the late o. c. Hall as
Dean Of Boys of the ODER Boys
Club will be in charge Of this new
work Rev. Williams and his fam
ily moved to st. Paul from Kan
sas City. Mo, in June, 1851 and
live at 2S9 ". Chatsworth St
Rev. Williams received his sem
mary training at Kansas City
Bible College and Central Baptist
Seminary, Kansas City, Kansas.
He is a member Of the Pilgrim
Baptist Church Of st. Paul Of
which Rev. Floyd Massey Jr., is
pastor. He has been active in the
work Of his denomination and ~
treasurer Of the Minnesota, South
Dakota State Baptist Association.
The chapel will be a gospel
preaching and evangelistic center.
The purpose is to reach the IN
saved and the unchurched and
channel them into the church Of
their choice.
The first service viii be Easter
Sunday morning at 1O:45. Rev.
Williams subject will be "A Risen
Saviour and an Empty Tomb. "
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-11

where their influence win be felt
the widest, their usefulness ex-
tended the most.
"As a result" says DR.. johnson,
many Of the doctors, dentists,
lawyers, ministers graduated by
Howard University go into the
rural areas of the South to work
and preach and spread their
knowledge"
Under DR.. Johnson's guidance.
Howard University has increased
its plant value from $4,000, 900 to
$14, 900, 900, and in addition has
much more under construction.
Enrolment now tops 5000, the
faculty numbers leading scholars
in every field, and in showing
what can be done at Howard, DR..
johnson has spearheaded i'm
provements in educational facili-
ties for Negroes the country over.
Numbered or formerly number
ed among Howard professors are
DR.. Ralph Bunche, DIR. Percy
Julian, Judge William H. Haste,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-11
Color Films To
Be Shown Free
At Lyceum on 18th

The two full-lcngth color films,
Just released by Minneapolis
Moline company, win be shown at
the Lyceum theatre in Minneapo-
lis, April II. The program, start
ing at noon and running contin-
uOusly until midnight. is open to
the public and tickets may be OBJ
tanned by writing the advertising
department Of the company.
The two films are entitled
Crossroads of the Cross" and
The Good Earth for a Better
Life
Crossroads Of the Cross" is
tour Of the Holy Lands including
scenes Of places that have become
shrincs to those who follow the
teachings Of Christ Many of the
scenes were filmed IN the new re-
public Of Israel, showing the
strides that nation is making in
Iustnally and agriculturally.
The other film. THE Good
Earth for a Better Life" stresses
the Importance OF minerals to
good soil fertility and increased
crop production. II points out
what agricultural colleges, county
agents. and farm youth organi-
zations are doing in the program
n conserving and improving the
productivity Of the soil.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-11

It possible to place the resolution
on the calendar for early vote.
Wicr and other northern Demo-
Gratis, including Eugene Mccarthy
fought TO kill the rule but lost
when over 200 Republican MEM
bers of the House joined with the
Dixiecrats TO approve the rule.
Eugene Mccarthy, St Paul's
Congressman, made rousing
speech against the rule.
In answer to the part Of the
Cox resolution which reads de
tcrmIne which such foundations
are using their resources for un-
American and subvcrsive actv-
ties or for purposes not in the in
terest Of the United States"
Congressman Mccarthy said
practically everything that the
Democratic Party has accomplish
ed in the field Of domestic legisla-
ton as well as in international af-
fairs during the last 20 years has
been challenged by the RepubH-
cans and by some Democrats as
mot in the interest or in the ira
dItion Of the United States"
ON almost every occasion when
the gentleman from New York.
CMr GwinnD speaks on the floor
Of the House. he asserts that his
voice alone Is the voice OF Ameri-
can tradition. / of course. dis
agree with HIM about 80 per cent
Of the time and in my own opinion
at least. believe that I am just as
American as he is ! disagree with
the gentleman from Georgia Just
about as often. If ! understand II
as a tradition which does not in