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The guardian., 1952-01-19
HIGHWAY CHURCH
OF GOD IN CHRIST
I4e Lenox ST., Roxbury
Rev. Jas. c. Smith, pastor

Sunday, Jan. goth, 3 PM
Motto; "And The Fourth Beast
Said Come and See," Rev. 8.
Announcing the first of a series
of services featuring the Old
Fashion Back Home Hour If you
want your spiritual strength re-
newed and your soul revived,
then join us in these Last Days
With A Spirit Of prayer, and a
repenting heart. Come let us
feast and dine with Jesus in both
spiritual and natural food. We
are opening this series of service,
with a musical tea, and you will
be served by a most gracious
hostess, and some Of Boston's
well known talented singers,
and Evangelist.
The guardian., 1952-01-19

of this date, this community has
local men in the Army, Navy,
Airforce, Coast Guard and Ma
rines Petty Officer Big Bill
Nelson is now with a Coast Guard
rocket ship unit in Korea waters.
Captain Hamilton Kelley has
just sent this column a card and
note from Germany where many
Medford men are now stationed
with Gen, Eisenhower's U. S.
troops. Captain Kelley sends
greetings to all the homefolks,
on behalf of all the officers and
men. This community, as always,
is serving Uncle Sam well.
Local Sports
Former Tufts track captain,
and ex New England and nation
al hurdles champion, Eddie Dug
ger, was named as acandidate for
the Boston Post New England
Track Hall of Fame this week,
along with 10 other former
greats Eddie is now an Army
reserve officer and Areonautical
engineer at Wright Field, Ohio.
Eddie's logical successor, Bob
Jones, Tufts junior, and former
Brockton HIS. track, captain, is
being groomed to lead Tufts next
year. Like Eddie, Jones is a one
man-track team and last week
he won three events against
Northeastern, the 800 yds, broad
jump, and high jump. Reggie
Allyne, former Boston schoolboy
sprint king, is Tufts sophomore
due ODE heard from, especially
outdoors. Undefeated Medford
High track team welcomed the
return of last years dependable,
Chet Works, who scored a third
in the 500 against Rindge Tech
last week. Chef and AL Hender-
son Jr. are the only local boys
on the track team. The Com
munity Center basketball team,
coached by Kieth Rollins, is en-
tering its eighth season Of City
League play since the original
Ramblers entered the loop in
1910 and won the title three
years, before they all enlisted in
the Army, undefeated. The new
Center team is named the VOL
verines and recently held prac-
tice sessions att the Arlington
Boys Club Gymn. Meanwhile
the Shiloh Senior and Junior
basketball teams have completed
the first quarter of their Medford
Church League competition.
There are a total Of twenty boys
on the Shiloh teams this year, a
fine record. The Shiloh Sunday
School Teaching Staff includes
Harriet Kelley, Faucina Booker,
Virginia Jeffers, Alice Isaacs,
Martha Booker, Vivien Fisher,
Ann Hayes, Vivien Parham, Will
liam Conners, Percel Aston,
Charles Booker, and Robert
Furey, with more volunteers
welcome. Remember, you can
phone your news of meetings,
weddings, parties, and all other
events.
The guardian., 1952-01-19
CAMBRIDGE
ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH

Rev. B. A. GuIEolOay. D. D. Pastor
The pastor truly surpassed all
previous orations last Sunday
morning, winding an imposing
sermon around the subject, Stay
ON Board. His sermon was in
spried by the recent episode of
the Flying Enterprise, the ship
which the captain refused to
leave until it sank. And what
succession of lessons he drew
from that theme. Both choirs
furnished suitable background
for the service; and the junior
choir, represented by only Eulah
Collymore, Lillian Moore and
Lillian Agard, went through
with the programmed Lords
Prayer" in manner which drew
forth most favorable comments
from all. At night, brief but
satisfying service was held.
The guardian., 1952-01-19
DELEGATION URGES
Gov. WARREN BAN XIX

TALLAHASSEE, FLA-Twen-
ty colored and white leaders,
representing the civil Rights Con
gress, the Progressive Party, the
American Labor Party Of New
York, labor unions, and Jewish
organizations met with Governor
Fuller Warren in the State Capt.
tol on Wednesday, January 8,
and demanded action to end the
wave of terror in the state.
Spokesman demanded imme-
diate action to outlaw the Klu
Klux Klan and to convene a pub
lie hearing on the killing Of
Harry T. Moore, and his wife,
The guardian., 1952-01-19

Milton, Rev. Dean Geary, minis
ter and newly appointed Execu-
tive Director Of the Royal AM
bassador Boys Camp. Ocena
Park, Maine, where Rev. Harris
has served 7 consecutive years
as councillor, teacher, and pian-
iSt. Rev Harris presided over
the monthly meeting of the
Worcesters' Ministerial Associa-
ton, Tuesday, Jan. IS. at the
local Y. NJ. c. A. at which time
Bishop Wright of Worcester Di-
ocese spoke.
Mrs. Annie Reed Of 8 Assonet
st. has been released from the
City Hospital and is now re-
cuperating at her home. Mrs.
Martha Miles Of Alhambra rd..
West Boylston, is confined to
the Holden District Hospital,
Holden, Mass. The following
persons were elected to Office
Sunday in the Church school:
Mrs. Ruth Ford, Supt.; Mrs.
Icimah Harris, Asst. Supt.; Mrs
Fleeta Hall, Treas; Miss Ger
trude Kelley, Sec'y; Miss Pearl
Hendricks, Asst. sec'y';; Walter
Bailey, Asst. Treas; Robert
Bailey. Sgt. at Arms; Alice Tay-
lor and Arthur Kelly, Librarians.
Mrs. Charlotte Fisher is sick
at her home so Mason ST.; Mrs.
Stella Ward IS confined at her
home, 5 Laurel st. and Mrs.
James Ward has been i'll at 1873
Exchange st. Please pray for all
the sick and shut-ins.
The guardian., 1952-01-19

One of the most genial and
friendly of men is Mr.. H. B.
Budding Of the Company by that
name, that has been serving the
public with personal and mort
gage service since 1899. Seated
in his well appointed Offices on
the ninth floor Of the Little
Building, Rooms $50. s31, corner
Boylston and fremont Streets.
he delights his friends with his
keen observations on current and
racial matters. He has no pa
The guardian., 1952-01-19

and the dynamitings of housing
projects, Jewish synagogues and
Catholic Churches.
Gov, Warren told the delegation
that he would probably call the
public hearing soon" But while
claiming his opposition to the
xxx, he declared he lacked
constitutional powers" to order
its abolition.
Delegation spokesmen call on
the American people to "intensi-
fly their protests to President
Truman and Governor Fuller
Warren for the apprehension and
punishment Of all the terroists
and murderers."
The guardian., 1952-01-19
Do You Need Money?

tience with the short-sighted
prejudices of little people. He is
broad and liberal. He remem-
bers Editor Trotter when both
had Offices on Pemberton square.
He knows lawyers Benjamin and
Dorch.
Should you need his services
you will find him a most agree
able person to consult as many
others have. Phone him Ii 2
3013 or call at the Office between
9 and 5.
The guardian., 1952-01-19
WISE SAYINGS

"Help someone worse off than
yourself and you will find your
self better off than you thought. "
1T is more dishonorsble to dis
trust a friend than to be deceived
by him"
The guardian., 1952-01-19

Brownie Honey Pudding
IA cup sifted -four
1 teaspoon double-acting baking
powder
II teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons sweet cocoa mix
Il cup honey
2 tablespoons milk
1 tablespoon melted shortening
II teaspoon vanilla
Y cup chopped nuts
II cup honey
4 tablespoons sweet cocoa mix
Y cup boiling water.
The guardian., 1952-01-19

Since 1910, April 1st of each
calendar year has marked the
beginning Of a new benefit year.
The law now provides an indivi-
dual benefit year for each clai-
mant. For a person totally unem-
ployed it consists of the 50 con-
secutive weeks commencing with
the Sunday Immediately prece-
ding the day on which he files
his claim. In certain cases of
The guardian., 1952-01-19

/ partially unemployed persons, it
may be the 52-week period start
ing one week earlier,
No change has been made in
the weekly amount Of unemploy-
ment compensation benefits
available to any qualified clai-
mant. II remains at So minimum
and S25 maximum, This amount
known as the weekly benefit
rate, is fixed by table in the
Law, and is based on the highest
quarterly wage received in the
base period. Likewise, the total
amount of benefits, or what is
known as benefit credit, is de-
termined as before. It is the les
ser of; (a) 800 of the total
wages paid in the base period,
or (b) % times the benefit rate.
Allowances paid for dependent
children are not included in the
total benefit credit, being paid
in addition to the weekly benefit
amount.
Stipulations have been added
to the law that in order to re-
ceive dependency allowances the
children must be dependent upon
the claimant in law and in fact,
and - most important must
make their homes within the
United States, its territories or
possessions. The Division of EN-
ployment Security reminds all
claimants that the number of
dependent children changes when
child is born, dies, marries,
reaches his 18th birthday, be-
comes self-supporting. or takes
up residence outside these United
States, and they must inform the
Division of such changes,
The provisions for paying per-
sons who are in partial unem-
ployment remain unchanged. If
a man works less than full-time
during the week and earns less
than his benefit rate, he will
continue to receive the differ
ence between his weekly benefit
rate and his earnings from all
sources during the week. Strict
reporting of these partial earn
ings is required by the Division.
Claimants entitled to partial
benefits may also receive any
dependency allowances for which
they are eligible.
AS always, first approval of
the right to receive unemploy-
ment compensation does not nee
essarily carry through for the
life of the claim. To continue to
be eligible a claimant must re-
port to the employment office
weekly at the time scheduled, to
sign his claim and give notice
of his unemployment for the
previous week. If he has return
ed to work, or for some othe1
valid reason is unable to appea
in person to continue his CLAIM
at the time scheduled, he is re
quired to notify the office to ths
effect by mail, not later than th
Saturday of the week in whicl
he should have reported. If HI
fails either to appear or notify
the office by mail, his claim i.
closed out.
Finally the rigid reporting re-
quirements set by the law re-
main unchanged and all claim
ants are urged to take special
note of those. They must report
to the employment office when
ever directed, for referral TO a
job, or for other interviews. They
must continue to be capable of,
available for, and unable to OBJ
tain work. If they do not observe
these regulations, they run the
risk of disqualification or a delay
in receiving their benefits.
In the next article Mr.. Eng
land will explain the changes in
the Employment Security Law
providing for the disqualification
from unemployment insurance
benefits for various periods Of
time as we'll as those disqualified
tions which remain unchanged.
The guardian., 1952-01-19
WEST MEDFORD

Lift Up Thine Eyes" was the
spirit inspiring sermon Of Pastor
Phillips last Sunday during an
excellent Sabbath morning SER
vice which restured the music of
Fred Wright's Shiloh Choir. The
Shiloh Christian Endeavor youth
group is planning Banquet and
Roller Skating Party this winter.
And it looks like big year at
Shiloh for 1882 Join in.
- Military News =
Due to the fact that some
The guardian., 1952-01-19

Sift -four once, measure. Add
baking powder, salt, and 3 table.
spoons cocoa mix and sift again.
Add milk, n cup honey, shorten.
ing, and vanilla mix only until
smooth. Then add nuts. Turn into
creased small baking dish.
Mix together u cup honey and 4
tablespoons cocoa mix and turn
out over batter. Then pour boiling
water over top Of batter. (This
makes a chocolate sauce in the bot
tom of pan after pudding is haked.l
Bake IN moderate oven $3.50 F.l 30
to 20 minutes. Makes 6 servings.
The guardian., 1952-01-19
O'Banyoun's
Observations

There is a modern trend which
makes for the discarding of
everything old, and the constant
acquiring of things that are new.
This trend is consistent with the
law of evolution which is con-
stantly bearing this world on
ward to perfection along all lines.
There is, however, much of
the past which can be safely and
profitably used in the present
and in the future, and we should
discriminate the scrapping of
things valuable. I am moved to
this small dissertation by having
a pupil tell me that she is a
member of an ensemble which
has recently been invaded by a
new member who advised the
immediate scrapping of all the
"old" songs, and the initiation
of ne wones. I still admit that
progress and evolution are the
program of the Almighty;but, He
does not wish us to scrap every
thing of yesterday, and we do
ourselves injustice by throwing
overheard all the good, classical
songs we know, and going out to
perform ne wsongs which we
don't know. If you will pardon
my injecting personality l will
say that l always try to perform
things | know best, knew longest,
and am truly familiar with, and
| recommend this course to in
dividuals and ensembles. The
idea that you must have some
thing new every time you 60 out
IS likely to get you into serious
trouble some time. You can for
get the continuity of things YOU
have known for years. Don't take
chances with new things. Again.
the present audience may never
have heard your repertoire, that
1t is new to them. Also, l don't
believe you have a selection on
your list that you cannot improve
if you study honestly for that
purpose. Think on these things.
Hope these thoughts may do you
good.
The guardian., 1952-01-19
The Heavenly Twins

them together
they're heavenly them in this
special Pudding a surprised You'll
pudding but also wonderful baked
with itruy delightful eati This recipe is not for last
preparations however, the use OF a
Short cut and keeps the hxing time down to
The guardian., 1952-01-19

I picked up a program of seven
concerts which were given in the
Boston Naval Shipyard, during
the month of December, by the
Employees Band, and found that
Fred Riggs was the baritone
soloist on each occasion. Guy,
the conductor, had soprano, alto,
tenor soloists whom l do not
know; but I know Guy, know he
is good and discriminating, and
know he picked Fred Riggs.
Good work, Fred. Carry our ban
ner everywhere.
Keep in mind the Talent or
Parade, sponsored by Hal De,
Mund, in Jordan Hall, Friday the
25th.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

1908 H st. NV. MA. %.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
HOUSES FOR sALe-MD.
TAKE YOUR PICK

3-bedrm., 2-story brick, firepl., din.
rm., mod. kit, / bedrm., Va bath
dn.: 2 bedrms., full bath UP; day.
fenced fence Close to she shoppine ling Center, Center,
schools, transp. Reasonably priced.
3 3-bedrm. brick rambler. 2 yrs. old
and just like new. Liv. rm. with
dining IL" Sparkling white mod.
kit; Bendix washer, aluminium
storm windows. Many other attrac.
features. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Exclusive with SPARKS
AGENCY. Call Mrs. Steed, DU.
1895. Ewes. and Sun, JU. S-37SO
Evening star., 1952-04-21
ANACOSTIA

1NCNA 1N0V0I OU11 WVuV1y
A flne SOW brick home. immaculate
cond.; mr.. schools, stores. transp.
Contains lovely liv. rm., lg& din.
MAKING max 'e excel. .'' snnrm. nnea or aeA den, g'
excel bedrms., tile bath, lge bsmt..
built-in gar; oak floors; storm win
dows. Price, $13,g50; excel terms.
BY appt. only. Mr.. Phifer, until
p.m.. 10. S-S7I4.
Paul p. Stone, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-04-21

LANGLEY ARIA
A charming Spantsh-type house. sit
mated in . magnificent 2-acre. set
ting, featuring Q variety OF trees.
shrubs and flowers; 1st moor, en-
trance hall. hv.. rm.. din. rm.. den.
Il bath, kit; there are 2 bedrms
and bath on the end floor: full bsmt..
GE oil hot-water furnace; Q 2-car
garage with storage space above; de-
iightful for q nature-lovtng couple,
who needs to be available to Wash
ington; 20 min. to White House via
Chain Bridge: Immediately available.
Price, S37. 500.
PINE RIDGE IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
custom-built rambler. l4x24
paneled liv. rm with firepl and pic
ture window, din. rm., mod. kit. 2
corner bedrms. and tiled bath. at
tached garage and util. rm.; the
year-round guest cottage has hv.
rm. with frepl.. lge. bedrm. and
tiled bath; over an acre; IL mi. from
Pentagon; cash above $4,000 4es
trust. Price. $29. 800. For further
information on these and other
properties, call Mr.. Smith, DE. 4I01
once hrs. Vienna 1894 ewes.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
/ COS Goth st. NV. DE. 4lO1. I'll
HOME FOR SALE BY OWNER. ia
ACRES. PLENTY SHADE; RMS:
Evening star., 1952-04-21

Unequalled Opportunity
YOU CAN NOW OWN
A SPACIOUS SIX-ROOM
AMERICAN OR DUTCH
COL ONIAL HON E
WITH FULL BASEMENT
IN A NICE SECTION OF
BETHESDA FOR AS
LOW AS $14,950. THESE
HOMES HAVE A HOST
OF FEATURES WHICH
WE FEEL MAKE THEM
BET HE SDA'S BEST
VALUE. FOR COMPLETE
DETAILS, CALL MIR.
BRILL, WI. 7105, WITH
SHANNON & LUCHS co,
1908 H st. NV MA 23Ak
Evening star., 1952-04-21
HOUSES SALE-MD. (cont.
RETHESDA

Brand new brick Cape Cod on lge.
wooded lot. with S5-ft:. frontage.
Beautiful liv. rm. w/firepl. and
cheerful dinette, mod. equip. kit,
2 lovely bedrms., tiled bath, on 1st
floor; center stairway to End floor
with 2 front dormerS and huge shed
dormer in rear; fully insulated with
plumbing and heat roughed in for 2
additional rooms and bath; full day
just 2 blks. from new school. $4,000
down, bal. S75 per mo. Price $17.-
Evening star., 1952-04-21

VACANT-TITLE READY
OPEN SUN, 8 TIL DARK
12006 Bluehill rd., Wheaton Hgts.-
2 yrs. old. like newt rms. and
fenced-in lot; shrubbery and bulbs
in. garden ready: storm sash and
screens; 81 900 cash. Assume 40
GI loan. Payments less than
rent. OWNER, SH. 7O59. -22
Evening star., 1952-04-21
tcon..I / HOUSES sALE-N.E. tcons.,

COL0RED-2ndA AND r.. /. AVE. NE.
Fine modern tapestry brick home;
z rms, full bsmt.; gas heat: frt.
porch. Make US an offer. Call Mr
Kitchens, ATLAS REALTY CO., ST
1858: ewes. NO. 0006. al
COLORED-BROOK 2712 10th
ST.-Seven rms, tile bath; reas.
down payment. LA. 6-4044, NO.
OS29. ga
COLORED-vIC. Sd AND r. /. IS-
LAND AvE.-Immed. occupancy: g.
rm. brick, oil heat, excl. cond. /;
$4,000. Terms. EN-. l34e. -26
COLORED-3-BEDROOM BRICK-If
you are looking for good clean
house at q price that's right, then
don't pass this up. Located in
River Terrace. on bus line, school
and shopping center close by. Large
GI loan at Az. Also have two
bedroom in the same vicinity. Can
be seen by appointment. Call Mr..
Beasley. vi. O906. MARSHALL J.
WAPI.K CO.. Realtor, 1924 14th st..
NV, DI, 3346,
Evening star., 1952-04-21
Indian Spring Village

Indian Spring Village
Easy walking distance to st. Berna-
dette's and Woodmor shopping CEN
ter. Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. with rear yard anchor
fenced. Dream kitchen, gas heat;
excellent value at $16,950.
Silver Spring-$23,9 $50
Colonial brick close to all
conveniences. Bedrm or den and full
bath on 1st floor; 8 lovely bedrms.
and bath upstairs: screened porch
guaranteed to catch the breeZes;
full .bsmt.. outside entr.; several tall
shade trees.
Wood Conley Co., Realtor
$40 Ga. ave. 81. B700 till 8
Evening star., 1952-04-21
''NEW''

in one Of the incest residen-
tial sections Of Bethesda. convenient
brick and redwood shingle home
with 8 rms; bedrmS., tile bath,
large porch. full bsmt,, for only
$50. 900, Call ME. 1143 until Q D. m.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor,
Evening star., 1952-04-21
Country Club Hills

good house in good condition on q
good lot in good location. at
3406 N. Abingdon ST.; $42 500.
Open. 1880, OW. 1884. -2S
Evening star., 1952-04-21

Planning Of these homes has been
carefully designed. Center hail,
large living room with stone fire.
place and picture window, dining
room, large den and large kitchen
with breakfast space. all-electric,
dishwasher, disposal. loft. refriger-
ator with freezer, de luxe electric
range. exhaust fan. Large master
bedroom and colored tile bath. 2
other twin-siZe bedrooms and bath !;
stairway to second floor for addi-
tional rooms: stairway from center
hall to recreation room, finished
and pine paneled; complete bath
room. large room usable as a maids
room; 2-car built-in garage con-
These beautiful homes are priced
from $36,50O to S42,500.
Mr.. P. H. Dein, the designer and
builder requests you to compare
these homes with any in the entire
Washington suburban area.
is located in the country
club area on Bradley boulevard.
Drive out Wisconsin ave, or Con-
necticut ave. turn left on Bradley
blvd, 3 miles to Wopdhaven Phone
appointment, WI. 6611 -25s
Evening star., 1952-04-21

C01ored-Hom and Income
HOO block Of Harvard st. NV; 3
apts.: very clean; full bsmt; gas
h.-w.h.; lge. front and back yd.; det
dble. garage; only S9,95O $4,000
down or an offer. Brokers coop
invited. For appt. HU. 469S-57S3;
ewes, VI. 1904. H. C.. EWINCS
REALTY q INVESTMENT CO.
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MASONRY HOME

MASONRY HOME
10 miles out. u acre, 2 bdrms., hv.
rm., dinette kit; oil heat; closed
porch; also 8 bdrms. on 1-acre, nv.
Both priced to sell. SMITH W. ALL
MUTT, SR.. sH. 4646, Fulton S-3I94.
Evening star., 1952-04-21

READY FOR YOU
red brick rambler, blue
trimmed; clean and ready for oc-
cupancy. Surrounded by other at
tractive homes in area near Falls
Church to be proud Of. Plenty Of
inclosed with Kaiser Lifetime Fence.
House is beautiful throughout; fire.
place, Venetian blinds, fully equip.
kitchen, incl. garbage disposal; Stor-
age attic. Can be conveniently A.
nanced at $17,35O.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
TO SETTLE ESTATE

III SETTLE ESTATE
90 mi. from Washington. Center
kit, pantry. den. s bedrms.. bath,
"a bSmt., 3-rm. guest cottage, ga
rage and other outbldgs; acres
land, stream of water through
property. Price, S12,000; down
pint, $1,000, balance terms. AN
DREW w. GREENE, Crescent 105-R.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
ON A BUDGET

FAIRFAX
ON A BUDGET
New 3-bedroom brick rambler, q
acre wooded. $16,750.
SIS, 900 cash. New Groom brick ram
bier and nearly an acre. $1S,500.
New 2-bedroom on half acre, lovely
trees. S16,750.
F1ve-rm. expansible home. full bsmt.;
"a acre. $16,350.
800 cash for this attractive 3-bed-
room Mt. Vernon Cape Cod, bsmt.,
garage; l acre. $14,500.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
5-BEDROOM HOME
Ideal for large family

500 BLOCK S. DAKOTA
Immed. poss.. vacant; semidet. brick;
n; full. bath, roughed In bsmt.;
gas h.-w,h.; large lot running to
naved alley. This house has mod.
fit. large enough to eat in. Shown
By appt. CARL o. HoLLOMAN, IL
Evening star., 1952-04-21
MICHIGAN PARK

40 BUCHANAN STREET
Lovely row home about 10 years old.
in immaculate condition with gas
hot-water heat and nice long rear
yard. six good-sized rooms, kitchen
and modern bath; full basement with
full bath; terms can be arranged.
Call Mr.. Clark, GE. 9011.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1952-04-21

NEW D. c. RAMBLER
3 LGE. BEDRMS.-$19,950
An brick, mr.. N. H: ave. and Rittsn-
house ST.; lS-ft. liv. rm.: sep. din.
rm., kit. with garb. disp: dish
washer, table space; bsmt. with Law.
sep. entr.; gas heat; Ewes, call MI.
Stolar. 81. 1856.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
EAIRLAWN

Modern. 2-story semidetached brick:
heat: situated in 54O0 blk. b st. Sc.
ENTERPRISE REALTY CO., 1924
Eye St. Elk. 3400; ewes, GE. 571I,
Monday through Friday. -25
Evening star., 1952-04-21
COLORED-VACANT

600 blk. Columbia rd. n.w.-Two-
story tapestry brick home; Colonial
full bSmt.; .h.-w.h. (coaD; completely
fedecorated. Priced to sell with
reasonable down payment. Call till
8 pm. weekdays,
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
1O12 18th st. NV. DI. 1855.
Evening star., 1952-04-21

2400 Southern aye.-Lovely 3-bed-
rm. corner brick; gas heat. very
modern; 4 years old: anxious to sell
due to illness. Mr.. Gibson with NJ.
PAUL HANNAH. NE. 41o0; eveS..
& Yl. e660. -21
Evening star., 1952-11-07
|Laborer Is Rescued
|Affer Ditch Cave-In
Almost Buries Him

A sewer ditch cave-in all but
entombed a laborer for 80 minutes
today before q Fire Department
Rescue Squad pulled him to safe
ty.
Robert Parker. 10, Of 1909 Gar
Ind avenue. Takona Park. was
trapped in dirt almost to the tor
of his head whe ma side of a ditch
he was helping shore up collapsed
in front of 6519 North Capito
street NV.
Helping him was Conner Viii.
liams. %. of 2714 Sheraton street
Silver Spring, who barely scram.
bled to safety.
Heard It Coming.
II heard it coming" Mr.. VIII
liams said, "and started out with
dirt hitting me on the shoulder
When I got back ! looked back