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Evening star., 1952-12-12
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Evening star., 1952-12-12
Admiral Land Reelected.

In a surprise move. Vice Admiral
Emory S. Land, U. S. NJ, retired
has been reelected for another
Evening star., 1952-12-12

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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-31
Col. Fred Andrews,
Commander Of A.C.S.,
Retires from Service

SEATTLE, (R- Col. Fred p.
Andrews, commander of the Al
aska Communication System, re-
tired today, the ACS announced.
Colonel Andrews, a graduate of
Stanford University, was COM
missioned in the Army in 1917,
serving with the American Ex-
peditionary Force in France in
three campaigns, the Aisne-
Marine, st. Mihiel and Meuse-
Argonne
He commanded the Cableship
Dellwood from 1927 to 1882 and
was in a retired status from 1885
until 1910, when he was recalled
to active duty. Shortly thereafter,
he was assigned to command the
ACS.
Under his leadership during the
second World War, the ACS grew
from a small, peacetime conmun-
ications network into a vast sys-
tenn through western Canada, AL
aska and the Aleutian Islands.
The colonel earned the Legion
Of Merit for his services during
the second World War He was
retired from July, 1916, to Sep
TENDER, 1948, when he was again
assigned to command the ACS.
Colonel and Mrs. Andrews live
in Bellevue, Wash. They plan a
vacation trip through the coun-
try and into Mexico.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-31
OIL CARTEL REPORT
"MISREPRESENTED,"
TRUMAN AGREES

WASHINGTON, tP)-President
Truman agrees with the Federal
Trade Commission chairman that
an organized campaign of mis-
representation" is being waged
against commission staff report
on alleged oil cartels.
This campaign, the President
said Monday in a letter to Com
missioner Stephen j. Suingarn,
sis good illustration of attemp-
ted coercion and intimidation. I"
Truman added that lit does not
contribute to the nations security
for propaganda of that kind to be
spread all over the world i'm an
effort to discredit the Govern
ment Of the United States.
Spingarn has been charging
that some oil companies are try
ing to discredit the Trade Com
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-31
Waterfront Labor Problems
High on Agenda of All-Alaska
Chamber of Commerce Meeting

SEATTLE, (P)-Seattle's water
front labor problems stand high
on the agenda of the first meet
ing of the new all-Alaska Cham
Der of Commerce at Juneau the
week of January H.
The chamber, representing %
communities from Ketchikan to
Kotzebue" has invited Ed Weston,
president of the Washington State
Federation of Labor, and other
labor authorities to speak.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-31

mission because of its report. The
President has directed the Justice
Department to look into accusa-
tons of cartel practices by num-
Der of large United States, British
and Dutch controlled Oil compan-
les and grand jury investigation
is under way. The companies are
resisting orders to produce certain
records for the grand jury.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-31
GEN. VANDENBEnG SAYS
CUT IN US. PLANE OUTPUT
WOULD BE "CATASTROP7IC"

WASHINGTON, P)-Gen. Hoyt
S. Vandenberg, Air Force chief of
staff, says it would be "catas-
trophic' for the US. to cut back
now in plane production.
Russia has built five times as
many planes as the us. during
the last five years, he said Mon
day in an article written for
"Planes," official publication of
the Aircraft Industries Assn.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
ut 81. M..I

It's the signal men wait six months for
and when Grosner gives it, the crowd rushes
in! Fine, regular Kuppenheimer and Grosner
suits (all fairly marked in the first place) get
reduced for clearance. Men of Washington
know this merchandise and the regular prices
-. SO, they realize that Grosner clearance
reductions allow rare bargain privileges
Remember, no sale goods just regular
stock with the lowest price tags Of the year.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
Briefly, here's what to expect:
Gro. Group 5000 Suits

All these fine 1909 awool gabarne worsted
fine worsted suits have been selling at this price, Special
lots of sarkkns unfinished woseds and chakrpe patterns
But complete size range of and regular gabanes Drape
and conservative models Single and Blue grey
Evening star., 1952-01-01
fssse gas! $50, $3.50 Suits & Goats

The suits 1902 awoo sharkskns, hardnished worsted
nahead herrngbones checks in dape and conservative models
Single and double breasted The coats zned coverts
ported tweed and gabardines
Evening star., 1952-05-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO DARK

OeEN SONDA4 ! ~ OAktA
9403 OcALA ST.
New brick rambler. finest. material
throughout. Three lse;, bedrms;; full
bat bath 'ah mirrorsd msi'ff reD Df0f adds W Charm
to liv. rm., de luxe elec. kit, with
dining space. full bsmt. with firepl..
gas heat; close to elementary and
jr. high school. "a blk. to transp.
Price, Se3.950. To reach: Colesville
rd. to Franklin ave-, right to Ocala,
left to home.
80 BREWSTER AVE.
This is really a beautiful rambler for
the family needing only 2 bedrms.,
each of which will take twin beds
with plenty of room to spare. The
kit. Is lse;, sepsrate din. rm; viii
iiv. rm. with beautiful firepl side
screened porch, level lot; close to
transp. To reach: Colesville rd. to
Brewster ave-, right to open sign.
1899 MOVES DIR.
ated on weli-landscaped lot. Cape
Cod .sll-brick construction, slate
roof, has center-hall entr.. spacious
liv. .rm. opening on lse. screened
porch. family-siZed din. rn., bedrm
and full bath: 2nd floor has 2 twin
olSPu DPuTIHS. anu DhlIl. lun USIuL Il,
hot-water heat, gar. Price, S27,500.
To reach: Ga. ave. to Noyes dr.,
right to open sign.
$500 CLEMENT RD.
brick Colonial located IN
with beautiful shrubs and trees.
Home has true center-hall entr.,
spacious liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. n
bath, screened side porch; 2nd floor
has 3 lge. bedrms., Q full baths, sun
deck and stairway to attic: full
bsmt. with built-in gar. Well n
nanced. To reach. Colesville rd. to
Dale dr.. left to Clement rd., right
to house.
COR. GA. AVE AND DENNIS AVE.
Owner has been transferred and must
sell this beautiful rambler. Has lge.
liv. rm.. seDarate din. rrn.. kit. with
dinette space, Ige. bedrms.. full
basement. Priced for quick sale.
43S KIMBERLY RID.
This lovelv rambler located in lillian
dale is inst what you are looking
for. IT. has 3 bedrms., 1h baths,
Iiv. rm. 24x15 with 2 picture win
dows, full separate din. rm., lge.
bSmt. with f1repl. To reach: N. H.
ave. to Overlook dr.. right. follow
arrow signs to open sign.
Holmead. Realtor
Evening star., 1952-05-03
OPEN / TO DARK
SAT-. AND SUN.

HAMPSHIRE HIGHLANDS
Brick Dutch Colonial; lge. liv: rn1..
fireplace, bay window, guest-size
din. rm., equip. kit. breakfast space
den or bedrm: and Y bath lst floor floor.
u sf ba ssdr%s 9nd a%nle oor fl2sst
recr. rm. in bsmt. with bar. extrs
gear attached garage; lge., fenced
ton. SS5. $3.50. Mr., HANNEs: 81
as4 DiTsstiopS niocS Out IN NeT 70 HaSH ss92
"'i0""SHo "WSHoooDs1DE FOREST
Spring; lge. brick English Colonial
center hall. 22 BY IA liv. rm.. mir
rored fireplace. screened side porch
extra ige. din: din: rm;, equip; Sudp,rs kit:,
bsmt., gas INV. recessed radiation,
sSndito'nt s't Ss sl. 500 90 and P!estiSni PGesiSI
q: Corner Of Ida Ms. Ks K: Toll HOUSE %,se
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
Cape Cod ramblers in this area
Extra lge. liv. rm., fireplace. built-in
ssa ae r picture pcre wlnd0T %inddW SVest
twin-sized bedrms. and bath; all-elec,
kit. breakfast space; 2 extra, lse;
bedrms. and bath 2nd floor; inclosed
breeZeway. 2-car attached garage:
Soft. recr. rm., oil h.-w. Dashboard
heat: heat sIa S Gher Mr orosEn snss9 isf Sc
ORLOSKY & GLENN
s214 Piney Branch Rd.. JU. $4,000,
Evening star., 1952-05-03
E. r, BOYNTON 90.
OR. 0s00 or OR. 6492
CLINTON AREA

Open Sat. and Sun. 2-5; beautiful
nette. kit. and bath: oil heat; ex-
pansible attic; la-acre lot, nicely
handicapped; excel. cond. Owner
living on West Coast. wants quick
sale; liberal terms; open today, y to
5 pm. Directions: Branch ave. to
traffic light at Clinton. left ON
turn right to Bird house on left.
LEIGH G: KELSEY, Jr.. FIR. 4030. or
Evening star., 1952-05-03
PARKWOOD
A5n1 SALT. Rn

This beautiful. immaculate prop. be-
ing sold due to owners transfer to
the West. There are 3 bedrms. :,
den. 3 baths and secluded screened
porch: lge. tree-shaded lot; very
close to parochial and public schools,
Institute of Health. and Naval
Medical Center. This home designed
for entertaining or Just plain living.
opEN N SAT- he'. ANb Sfs's s1N IN 'nas pm. sfsa sii
dark. Directions: Out Conn. ave.
to Saul I'd. left to .OPENs sign. Or
wisconsin ave. 1 blk. past Naval
Medical Center to Cedar lane and
& tight s9 saul r1 ID r and OPT OPEN sign, ign
Coleman. SH. 0021. once: ewes.
oiSmpie o276. "A
Evening star., 1952-05-03
UNIVERSITY PARK
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-6

4313 WOODBURY. ST.
This home Is located on one Of tho
most desirable streets, in Univ.
Park. There are spacious rms,
] rm. suitable for den or bedrm.,
2 baths. garage. screened porch,
and rec rm. Wooded lot. Conven.
to University Park and Northwestern
High.
CARR d. TIPPETT. INC.
College Park. Md. WA. GIG. WA.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
TILLSON PRESENTS
LARGE STONE HOUSE

Located in the most beautiful section
Of Chevy Chase, on busline, within
2 blocks Of school and public play.
ground. near a lovely section OF
Rock Greek Park features a sunken
clubroom with. fireplace and, bar,
basement also has maid and butler
quarters. each consisting Of kit.
bedroom and bath; l5x24-ft. sunken
living room with music conservatory
OF living room. large den. breakfast
room. modern kitchen. large dining
room and tiled bath on first floor:
3 large bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor; fiagstone patio in rear, partly
sheltered; beautifully HANDICAPPED
with several large trees. SHOWN
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
COLONIAL

This lovely home located on q level
shaded lot. close-in Silver Spring;
newly decorated. featuring large liv-
ing room. family-sized dining room.
kitchen with dishwasher, 3 bedrooms
and bath on 2nd floor, screened
side porch for summer comfort; full
basement with washer. One block to
bus and school
Evening star., 1952-05-03
COUNTRY ESTATE
WOODED ACRES
AND EARLY AMERICAN

II you like a country home in a
wooded setting of natural beauty,
the charm of early American treat
ment with pine paneline in livine.
3 bedrooms, 2 ceramic tiled baths,
tiled kitchen with manv cabinets;
including a lazy Susan. family sized
dining room and many other fea-
lures. Has q large closets. hot
water heat detached garage and
large garden.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
UNIVERSITY HILLS
3311 STANFORD PL.
%16 QE0

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. TILL DARK
See this lovely 3-bedrm. brick ram-
bier with S15.lO0 GI 30-yr. loan.
Lge. liv. rm. with firepl. all-elec.
kit. with dishwasher and disposal.
oil h.-w.h., fenced lot.
You Can't Beat The Terms
Directions: Out University lane to
Colesville rd.. right J. blk. TO STAN
ford. then right to house. MODERN
REALTY CO, JU. 7-5350.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
BRICK RAMBLER

Well-known Brookville rambler on
large corner lot; featuring large
living room with picture window.
dining area. 3 bedrooms. modern
kitchen. bath an utility room; on
busline. Priced right and can be
handled with low financing.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
SUNNYBROOK
ANN ERAL WYE

KGUO OUCII III u.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TIL DARK
4 bedrms.. lge. liv. rm,. equip. kit.
full bsmt. storm windows; level
fenced lot; mr. schools and shopping.
Assume FHA trust; low payments.
SPARKS AGENCY
DU 1905. NO. S4i5.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
NEW COLONIAL

Only one left in this group Of new
Colonials which feature a light airy
modern kitchen. large living room
rooms and ceramic tiled bath on 2nd
floor: full basement. outside en-
trance: one block from school: high
elevation and beautiful view of sur
rounding area. Don't miss this one
If you want a good home,
Evening star., 1952-05-03
FORESTVILI,E

New Cape Cod brick bungalows: liv.
rm., . hedrms. dining space. kit,
bath. util rm; oil &C. heat; pr'"s
SD 500; GI anproved LFjGH
c. KELSEY, JR., FIR. 4030 or Ii.
4-l1l4 A
Evening star., 1952-05-03
BRICK RAMRI.ERS

bNICh NAWBLENS
Under construction. 3 new ultra
modern brick ramblers in a beauti-
full section of Four Corners fea-
turing 3 large bright bedrooms.
living room with fireplace. dining
on first floor; full basement with
outside entrance. - bath. fireplace
and garage in basement Buv now
and choose your decorative scheme.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. N

Near Army Map Service
For the large family this
house has everything. 6 bed
rooms. 4la baths. large lovely
living room, dining room,
kitchen and pantry; inclosed
brick patio; 5la acres of land
Scaped grounds. A lovely view
of the Potomac and Virginia
shore from two sides of house.
Convenient to downtown, BY
Mass. ave. and to elementary
school. Lots on Macarthur
blvd. could be sold. For in
form ofio,1 coll Mrc Herrinp
Evening star., 1952-05-03

College Park-Open Sun, 2-5
46O1 Beechwood rd.-Brick Cape
Cod. 1ge. liv rm. with firepl., den.
4 bedrms., ~ baths. bsmt. with
servants quarters, gar. slate roof,
lovely garden with outside fireplace.
$4,000.
Winston C. Clay, WA. 1928
Evening star., 1952-05-03
COLLEGE PARK

Brick. frame home featuring lge.
living rm. with mirrored flrepl..
family-size dining rm., lovely
equipped kit. with garbage disposal:
3 lge. bedrms. tmaster approx.
17x12 with wall to wall carpetl.
with maids rm. and u bath. Ice.
screened porch, garage. .Nr: -Univer-
sity. Asking only $4,000. Must
be sold. See and make offer.
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY CO.
WA. $685.. UN. 1166, Hyattsville O630
Evening star., 1952-05-03
ON. 1o4O. UN: 32Zo

Maryland Park Area
BY owner. Excel. cond. less than I
yr. old; lge. liv, rm., extra lge. kit,
, bedrms, and bath up. Full bsmt.,
5etSae bsdr WIN rec Im d snd
asphalt tile floor. $1,000 down.
Phone 10 R-4No5 Il
Evening star., 1952-05-03
BRICK COLONIAL

Beautiful large brick Colonial on
lovely Handicapped lot near trans
portation; with large living room.
dining room. modern kitchen with
nook. wall-to-wall carpeting; 3 large
bedrooms and tiled hath on ond
floor; recreation, maids room and
bath in basement. outside entrance;
attached garage
Evening star., 1952-05-03
BRICK RAMBLER

Adjacent to the exclusive Burnt Mills
Hills section, this ultramodern ram
bier nestled on a quiet street away
from the heat of the city. and very
13x25 #. with fireplace, large dining
room, 2 tiled baths and ultramodern
electric kitchen. full basement. large
level lot; near Naval Ordnance
Laboratory.
Evening star., 1952-05-03

NEW SILVER SPRING RAMBLER,
S14,950. 3 bedrmS., tile bath,
lovely liv. rm. with picture window,
din. area, large equipped kitchen
with room for breakfast table or
bar; full basement, outside entrance,
: gas heat; excel construction; "a
block to bus. Open / to 5, Sat. and
Sun COFFMAN REALTY CO., 919
Pershing dr., Silver Spring, SH.
4123; ewes. and Sun. 81. S714. To
left on Seminary rd.. Ia miles.
right on Grant ave. to 3rd house.
FOR SALE, reasonable; 11s acres. Q
houses; live in one. rent one; high
areas for children; shade trees.
Harding lane. on Colesville rd., nr.
Browns Corner Last house on
left May be seen Sun. Owner on
property.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-12
ST JIMCROW,
CONFEDERATE
FLAGS CHAGRIN
LIBERALS

RICHMOND, Va. - (ANP) -
Some white and Negro race re-
lations leaders regard the South
as a distinct handicap to Ameri-
cas- winning either the cold or
hot war. AS evidence, they point
to difficulties of the Department
of Defense into trying to enforce
President Truman's order for
uon-segregation in the military
forces.
While indignation has been put
into effect at Fort Bragg, NC,
at the Lockland Air Force Base
and at other military installa-
tons, leaders point to the segre-
cation policy kept in force at FIT.
Belvoir, Va. and other places.
Reports from Fort Belvoir show
that Negro personnel are on one
side of the highway which di-
vides the installation and the
Whites on the other. So complete
is the segregation Of the races
that the Negro side is openly re-
ferred to as the Union Army and
the White side as the Confeder-
ate Army.
The surroundings at Fort Bel
voir sport the fad that is sweep
ing the country today and
stretching across the seas even to
Korea and other places, the wav-
ing Of confederate flags.
The sale of Confederate flags
and caps is supported by people
who have commercial interests In
the business. Business interests
are naturally taking advantage Of
the fad to make money, and the
innocent youngsters are having
fun parading with the flag and
other Confederate relics.
Even in the North the Confed-
crate Army cap has in recent
weeks become a symbol of re-
volt. But here again political
leaders attach as significant to
this fact than the new interest of
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-12
HERE is HOW THE
PLAN WORKS

Those who need workers and
those who need jobs are requested
to send their names and ad-
dresses by note or telegram to
their nearest fire station.
All department heads of the
city have been asked by the City
Council to make a list of work
projects, including the number
of men needed and estimated cost.
The Motor City is determined
to lick it's unemployment prob
lem despite the 1ay-off of thou
sands of auto workers because Of
material shortages and govern
ment cutbackS.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-12
DIXIE DRIVEN
TO PRESENT
FIRST RUN
FEATURE

Rarely does the theatre-going
public have a guaranteed attra-
ton offered to them. However
that is precisely the situation the
Dixie Drive-In theatre manage
ment presents to his patrons dur
ing the showing of "The Story of
Bob and Sally"
The picture, a first run fea-
ture, never before shown in this
city is the finest production Of an
educational nature to come off
Hollywood Production Lots.
Never before in the history of the
motion picture industry has a
producer handled the delicate
subjects of Sex, Marriage, Alco-
holism and Social Disease, with
such dizziness.
This sensational feature will
play at the Dixie Drive-In this
Friday, Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, January II, IL, Is ard IA.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-12
Gloomy Dean Gives 7
Success Fundamentals

BROOKLYN - NP)-Plac-
ing Importance on the funda-
mental things of life rather than
the incidental things was ad-
vocated for success by DR.. Cor
don Hancock, 1.-THE Gloomy
Dean" of Virginia Union Univer-
sity, New Years at Zion Baptist
church.
Speaking at the annual Eman-
cipation Service of the Ministers
Alliance and the Baptist Pastors
Union, the noted Richmond, Va,
pastor, educator, writer, scholar
/ and traveller, listed seven funda-
mentals needed and their oppos-
ing incidentals, which are most
unnecessary. They were:
/. Honesty as against scheming.
2. Hard work as against ease.
3. Ruggedness as against soft
ness.
4. Self Reliance as against de-
pendence.
5. Self sacrifice as against self
indulgence.
8. Suffering for a cause as
against Sinking.
7. Fear Of God as against self
sufficiency.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-12

student body and for honoring a
Negro at its traditional 'Dad's
Day" celebration;
Drake university for with
drawing from the Missouri VAL
ley conference because ,of treat
ment given football star Johnny
Bright, who was injured in a
game with Oklahoma A and M.
st. Francis hospital for prac-
ticing fair employment and in
tegration despite protests and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-12
NY. NEWSMAN
BURIED

NEW YORK - CAMP -
Charles T. Magil, retired postal
employee and newspaper writer,
was buried last Friday here in
Evergreen cemetery.
Magil, widely known as public
ity man for the Mighty Monarche
their heyday, and more recently,
publicity director for the state
Lodge of Elks of New York in
Grand Lodge of Masons, suffered
a c.ere bra l hemorrhage two
weeks ago. He was at home when
the stroke occurred, being remov-
ed to st. Johns hospital, where
he died without regaining con-
seriousness.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-12
Detroit Council 0k's
Odd OBJ Program

DETROIT - CAMP - The
City Council gave its approval last
week to an odd-jobs program. 1t
is expected to provide work for
thousands of the city's 100000
unemployed.
The Fire Departments SIS sta
tions will act as clearing houses
for names of employers and en-
ployes.
There will not be any standard
wage scale.
1t is up to the worker and the
person who hires him to agree on
the wage, the council decided.
But the council agreed that a
fair wage would be paid land not
just tips"
The fire department stations
are acting as employment agen-
cies for snow shovelers. The
workers are paid $1.4l per hour.
The City of Detroit has paid more
than $35O,O00 for the removal of
snow from the streets of the city
during November and December
when a total of 80 inches of snow
fell.