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Evening star., 1952-05-30
Teens Deserve Courtesy

and action. As the children grow
older and wiser they begin to look
with critical eyes at our way of
being and doing. II. as is likely,
they discover that we are not al
ways as particular about being
right and doing correctly. they are
likely to say so. We should take
that in good spirit. acknowledge
Jour failing and 60 on from there.
That Is necessary If we want to
establish the friendship between
us and our children which must be
the basis for any communication
between US in the years ahead.
Bruno, aged fifteen. likes adven-
ture books. His mother has in
sisted that he keep them in his
own room. He likes to leave them
handy on the living room table
where his mother allows nothing
but the book she Is reading, the
lamp and the ashtray.
One day Bruno's books lay on
the table as usual and his mother
said. Now look here. I'm not 60
ing to tell you over and over to
keep your books where they
belong. I'll put them where they
won't be likely to get on this
table again the very next time
find them there"
Look here, yourself. Don't I
live here? Haven't a right to
keep book on this table the
same as you? Why must ] keep
my books in my room and you
keep yours here?"
That took the breath out Of his
mothers mouth and she sat down
on the couch to think it over for a
few minutes. Then she said. "All
right. if you feel like that. I'll
keep my book in my room here
after and you keep yours in your
room so the living room won't be
lcluttered."
81 think that's silly. What's the
table for. anyway? Are books clut-
ter in house or what? I don't
want to hurt your feelings. I'll do
as you say but I think it's all fool
ishneSS."
Both books stayed on the table.
Why not? The boy does live there.
Evening star., 1952-05-30
To Reside Here

MIR. and Mrs. Karl -Emerik Oh
soni will be ct home In Washing
ton after the ninth Of June. They
were married on May "a in New
York City. The bride is the former
Mrs. ELI Meret Of this city. Her
husband is from Helsinki, Finland.
Evening star., 1952-05-30
Cornell 6roun Elects

Mrs. Duane Clarke has been
elected president Of the Cornell
Womer's Club Of Washington for
i two year term. Elected to serve
Is treasurer was Miss Frances
Shattuck.
Evening star., 1952-05-30
MRS. JPAUL REMS
The former
Miss Mariana HirShbcrg.

The marriage Of Miss Mariana
Hirshberg to DR.. J.. Paul Rems
took place May II in Arlington.
Va, Judge Hugh McCaffrey Of
ficiating. The bride is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul j. Turk
ovic of McKeesport, Pa; the
bridegroom the son of Mrs. Ida
Rems of Teaneck. N. j.
Evening star., 1952-05-30

WASO LUIS UG&N 1AW1AAks
The Rev. M. A. Wagner Of
ficiated May "a at the wedding
OF Miss Lois Jean Hahn and Mr..
Donald w. Hutchinson. The bride
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond L. Hahn of Forest
Heights. Md, and Mr.. Hutchin-
son is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hutchinson Of Camp
Springs. Md.
Evening star., 1952-05-30
By AnceIo Potri

About the time adolescence sets
in. children are likely to tell their
parents some hard facts. That
shocks some people into anger. It
should not. Children, sons and
daughters. are people, too. They
have the same feelings their par
ents have and they have opinions
and likes and dislikes as they
have. When those opinions. habits.
tastes differ from those Of their
parents there should be no anger
on either side. just friendly dis
cussion and friendly decisions.
When the children are young
We teach them what we believe to
be the best way for them to sue
ceed in making their lives happy
and successful. We teach them
good manners, neatneSs about
their persons, about the house, and
try to inStil good habits of thought
often come up to visit my husband
I feel that since I am working
they should not come to visit and
that they are being disrepectful
to me. My husband says that
since my girl friends come to see
me while he's not home. he is
privileged to entertain his family
while I'm at work.
PHYLLIS c. L.
ANSWER. You are really being
most unreasonable. Phyllis. Since
your husband works nights, his
time for relaxation, recreation
visiting, ETC.. is obviously during
the day. Surely he could engage
in no more harmless pursuit thar
entertaining his family! You are
very small-m1nded to resent theil
visits, particularly when you dc
your share Of entertaining in the
evening. Attitudes like yours are
what cause 50 much in-law trouble
Evening star., 1952-05-30
-Kasofskx Photo.

SS "uAAo % ~~ASAoy'
Miss Wilma June Barclay.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
E. Barclay Of Washington. became
the bride May "a Of Mr.. Howard
r. Palmer. He is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold r. Palmer of
Erie, Pa.
, 1952-06-26
Thief Enters Editors
Home During
School Exercises

A thief entered the home Of
HCanute "A. Brodhurst, Editor
Of the AVIS last night after i
thorough search Of the rooms
and succeeded in getting but
$500, during the time every
one was out attending the
commencement exercises on
the wharf.
One Of the young men who
returned before the program
was over. heard footsteps Oh
the second floor and turned Oh
the lights. The person ran
down a back stairs, into the
yard and raced down Strand
Street.
An examination showed he
opened every pocketbook, one
from which 500 was removed
two weeks ago, searched I'M
der the pillows, ransacked the
drawers and turned pockets
inside out.
, 1952-06-26

Of the Municipal Committee.
Or. Canegata paid tribute to
the members Of the Authority
for the excellent work they did
in bringing the power facili-
ties out Of the red and thus
turning over q going concern
to the Q
Nh. Olsen, as chairman paid
very high tribute to Mr.. Nico,
to whom all credit is due for
putting the Municipal plant OH
CONTINUED on page ID
, 1952-06-26
Atty. Leader Paws
Tribute to
Attorney Christiun

Attorney R. H. Amphlett
Leader, chairman Of t h Z
School Board, paid especial
tribute to the commencement
speaker, Attorney Christian,
during his Introductory re-
marks last night, in which he
said:
Our commencement Speak
er tonight is Almeric Z. Chris
tian, Esquire. Mr.. Christian IS
an alumni Of the Christiansted
High School In selecting him
as commencement speaker,
has honored itself, has
honored him, and has honored
the community. Therefore, it
is with pardonable patriotic
pride and pleasure that | now
present to you our commence
ment speaker, Almeric =.
Christian, Esquire"
The audience cheered
Justify.
, 1952-06-26
Municipal Power Faclliries
Turned Over To Vicorp

The Municipal Power faci-
lities were formally turned
over to the Virgin Islands Cor
poration yesterday afternoon
at $50 when papers were
formally signed by Governor
Morris de Castro and witness
ed by Administrator D. G.
Canegata for the Municipality
and President Gordon Skeoch
and witnessed by Comptroller
Vernon Richardson for the
Virgin Islands Corporation.
Others present at the cere-
mony during which the official
napers were signed were: OH.
Nucker, Executive Officer 81
the Office of Territories, Adj
ministrative Assistant Albert
Fabio, Asst. Commissioners Of
Finance Ludwig Conrad, Mrs,
Anna Brodhurst, Superinten-
dent Of Public Works Alfonso
Paraliticci, Chairman Of Saint
Croix Power Authority, Owe
Olsen, Nicasio Nico, Manager
Of the o power divi-
sion, Canute "a. Brodhurst Of
the " Wilfred Messer
Deputy Clerk Of Court = Hon.
81 Haywood, chairman
, 1952-06-26

The Senate Appropriations
Committee has restored the
appropriation Of 100000 for
the purchase Of the St. Thorn
as power facilities but has de-
leted $50, 600 for agricultural
diversification and marketing.
No other changes were made
BY the Senate Committee in
the Virgin Islands appropria-
tion. The appropriation bill
still must PASS the Senate and
n conference.
, 1952-06-26


on another page).
Principal Claude @. Markoe
then presented the graduates
to Mrs. Pearl Byrd Larsen,
Superintendent Of Education
who in turn invited His Excel
lency, the Governor, to hand
out the Diplomas.
Administrator D. G. Cane
gaia then distributed til e
Ward M. Canaday award fol
Vocational work to Lionel
Roberts and two other Ward
M. Canaday Prizes All Club
work were given to Marva
Miller and Dolores Christian.
The American Legion Annual
Awards were distributed BY
Lionel Emanuel to Melba< Ca
negata as the outstanding girl
in her class and Lionel Roberts
the outstanding boy. Runners
up were Raphael Bostic and
Mercedes Petersen.
The Class then sang Fare
well Dear Alma Mater" fol
lowed by remarks Of t h E
Chairman, the Bendiction BY
Rev. Williams and the Nation
al Anthem.
Among TIL distinguished
guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. HID. Nucker. Mr.. Nucker
is from the Office Of Terrific
RES III washington.
Mrs. Larsen took occasion to
pay tribute to two outstanding
educators who have been
teaching for 80 years. They
were Mrs. Elena Christian,
N@sM
Dean Of Girls and Principal.
@. Markoe. Both were
Justify applauded for their
service.
Mrs. Marie Strasburger, who
teaches music to the students
at the High School on a volun-
sary basis, was at the piano
throughout the program.
Names Of the graduates will
be published.
, 1952-06-26
Commencement Exercises attract
Hundreds to Csied Wharf Nrea|

Nj. Elena Christian
Several hundred persons
most impressive ceremonies 9
night during which sixty-two
Gates. Thirty-eight werefro
from the 9th.
Nineteen Of the 18th Grad
ers received diplomas for
Academic Course; thirteen for
Commercial and six Vocation
al From the 9th Grade, %
took the Academic Course and
s the Vocational.
Promptly at 8:25 the process
sional started and at 1886 stu
dents, officials a n d guests
were in their seats on the top
Of the Post Office cistern,
which was beautifully decorat
ed with growing ferns, made
an excellent platform, enabl-
ing everyone to see and enjoy.
the program. /
Following the Invocation by
Rev. Colin Williams, Marga-
rita Romero Moves delivered
the Salutatory, which was
most impressive. The Graduate
ing Glasses then sang Largo
after which the Valedictory
was delivered BY Melba Beryl
Canegata. T h e Graduating
Classes then sang the School
Song.
Attorney Almeric Christian
then addressed the students.
He said it was a great honor
for him and that he had a
deep feeling Of appreciation
rivaled BY 4 feeling Of person
al pride and JOY. Like q marir-
er at the conclusion Of a
particularly thrilling & event
full voyage, when his course
has again led him home-to
the port from which he set
sail.
Mr.. Christian pointed out
that his graduation from CHS
IS not SO far removed in point
Of time from this one. Il re-
member we'll my graduation
in 1897, he said, can oversize
class Of six" Complete tex
, 1952-06-26
SixtY-two Receive Diplomas. Certificates
Ms. Elens Christian, PTn. Markoe Honored

Several hundred persons again witnessed one Of the
most impressive ceremonies on the Christiansted Wharf last
night during which sixty-tWo received diplomas and certif-
Gates. Thirty-eight werefrom the 18th Grade and ~thrtyfour
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-20

SotifaniIden Siigel perbra6te, ME
etmaS SiirItli6es an iid: cine &ino-
fleiibiuppe, cine gebratene Seber, aG-
le nno 5riidte. Im Sreitog bate er
am lieblten Bolenta ooer audi &eis
nit @rbien. 3ur5eit Der Sago aB er
5peimal in Oer @o6e Golenta NIT
fleinem 8eflitgel.
Au6 ser papltlid)e Wiunol6enf
muBte iib Dem 8iIen oe5 8apites
fiigen. &lar, OaB bos am Sofe ipieoer
als rebolutionGr erldien. gs mar
graud, oab cine einmol angebro6ene
SloIbe nidt nod einmol auf oeln
Slldb erl6einen burfte. Mon er51blt,
oab Der Sapit bolo nah leinem Gegie-
rlngsantritt in ieiner &apelle einen
S6mu6eanfau erlitt. Mfan bra6te
i'm IN lein Sriootgema6, mo- er ii6
l6nell erbolte. I'm i'm 81 itarfen, fam
man auf Den 8eOanfen, ibm einen
Sblud Sofaier 81 geben. 0ieIer So
taier mar i6on an Die bunoert Sabre
alt uno emit BON &oiier 6ron5 So
Iepb an BapIt SEQ XIII. gei6enft
Doroen. GS mar MIR nod cine 1Sla=
i6e ga, sic nit piel 2iebe oufbelpobrt
nuroe. Gieler quite Srunf CAB Oem
Eapite l6neu ieine ;Sriidbe pieoer.
gelm Ofittogeiien Iagte er 81 Odgr.
9reilan: vSeute peroe i6 oir einen
felnen Sropfen geben, ser oih nm
5non5lg Sabre iiinger modt" gr rief
ben Sofmeilter pom 9ienit lmo bat
i'm, Oen @ein 3u bringerL bon oent
er am Otorgen nlr einen fleinen
Shluf genon1men bate. Ger orme
@oimeiIter, rot mie cine 8fingitroic,
ltalnmelte: v5eiligcr Gater, Cure Sci
ltgfelt milen Ood mas ouf oem
IiIcb oe5 Eopites iibri9bIeibt, bari
nl6t eln 5meite5 ltol oufgetragen
meroen . Go5 lit pcrbotcn."
"9IlIo gut" meinte 8ills x: y8ir
beben Oos Gerbpt auf uno ermG6ti-
gen Sic, ben Sofoier ju bringen."
Iieanol murOc ser Soflneiiter iait
Diolett, uno Giu5 X. perItano obne
Sdmierlgfeit, OoB Der Sofaier ME
mebr sum Gorihein gebroht meroen
tonnte, lelbit nift bel 9lltfbeblrng oeS
altbergebrahten Gerbotcs.
DR.. Peter Fischer, O. S. B.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-20
Dtr hrrt Gna0pn nps
Drtpftprs Tann

%. ). SaoD mar &anonifuS in
Glh, ein uorbilOlifcr Grielter bon
crprobtem Seclcnelfer, Der i'm ourd)
gang &atulOnlen unO piele Seile Spa-
MEMS gefiibrt bat. Die &otbolifen ser
bon ibn1 beIu6ten Efnrrlprengel
ldabten belonOers lcine einfa6en unb
flarelL uber Don apoitolil6em 5euer
ourdg gliibtcn Greoigten.
"a er bel ieinen porgeriidten Sab
ren Oie 2aIten ieines &anonifotS ni6t
mebr nit lelnen Uielen praftii6en
Seellorgsarbeiten, Otilltonen, Grer-
5ltlen uno Gin5elpreoigten pereinige1
tonrte, mar cr pom GborOienit ent=
bunOen, preoigte aber peiter. gluBer-
Dem leitete er oie BON ibm gegriinoe=
ten 8rrppen liingerer 8eiltli6er. 9e=
lonoers lieB er lid Die Grer5itienz
arbelt an9elegen lein. gr leitete in
leiner Gi05ele oas @erf Der gelbloi=
| lenen grer5itienfrrle.
&egen einer abgeflQrten 8iite un0
Oflloe mar &anonifu5 2ooo bel ullen
Wenl6en beliebt uno botte feinen
Seino. 9lls aber Sic Hepolution aus
|gebro6en mar, galt einfa6bin sic
Earole: Sic goellten uno 9eItel
Inliiilcn 5uerit ans Meiier!" 60 &C.
Il6ab es audi &anonifus 2abo, oern
oubeliebten, beiligmdBigen Seelior-
ger. Sic gtili5en ma6ten Sogo aui
tibn lno fu1oen i'm ou6.
IS muroe bel6loiien, i'm obne ipei=
tere umltanoe an Oie 8ano 5u itel=
len lno 81 eri6ieBen. 9llS Oie Solous
ten ibm Oielen 8el6luB nitteilten,
labelte er ibnen freunoli6 gu unb
oonfte ibnen. Selblt oie abgebriibten
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Itarnten OBJ iol-
der &altbliitigfeit uno fragten per=
lpunOert: uSSSa, baben Sic oenn feline
| SurGt Dor Dem Spoe?"
r@eDiB ni6t; lpenn ibr mir uur
3eit lobt, min i6 eu6 iogen, marum
nidt. Sd betra6te cure sNitteilung,
MIDI slei6 eribieBen 81 poIlen ais
etne ptrfli6e 0liidsbotld]aft fiir MIDI.
Sebt, tb babe lnein 2eben lang @ott
Inn BRET 8naoen gebeter: Iie cine,
meln eigenes Seelenbeil; oenn oas lit
fir nns Neni6en alle oie Saupt=
ia6e. llno Ser 500 Inn meines Grie-
ltertums ptlIen gibt mir @runo sum
Tertrauen, baB @ott mir Sen Sirnmel
offnen min. Sie 5tpeite @naoe, fir
Seius Gbriitus mein 8lut bin5ugeben
uno Wartprer tperoen 5l1 biirfen. uno
geraoe oa5u tuollt ibr mir, tpie ibr
mir iagt, berbelfen. Sd iebe alio, BOB
au6 otele 8itte erb0rt lit. uno gum
oritten: Das lit ettpas, bon Dem id
treiltb nod ni6t meiB, Oh i6 audi
oarin erbort per6e, aber ih hoffe es ::
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-20

oaB mein 600 elmer Seele, nur elmer
ein5igen, 9iettung bringe. giner
Seele, Die ltatt in Die Soue nit mir
in ben Simmel eingeben oarf. @enn
@ott unter eud, oie ibr mid iest er.
ld)ieben Dout uno Oenen i6 germ pers
5elbe, cine lolhe Seele fonoe unb i6
Der InlaB 5lt ibrer Rettung iein
oltrfte, Damn ltiirbe id pollfommen
5u1rteOen
Ser quite &ononifu5 iprod oiele
@orte nit Iol6er 5er5lidfeit, BOZ
totiohlid) elmer Der Wtili5en, bon ser
@nooe 0ottcs ergriffen, iein 8epebr
meglpart Dem Brieiter 5u SSiiBen
lonf, ibn oie Sano fitBte uno nit
Grdnen ausrief: oSier, id) bin sic
Seele, oie Sic BON 8ott ere6eten
baben Ger5cibcn Sic mir. Sd mill
nit Sbncn ltcrben fiir GbriItus, Sen
Serrn."
Sic onocrcn 9Rili5iolooten blieben
freilicb au6 bel oielem erlbiitiiternoen
greigni5 ltngerii6rt. Gou @ut ihoI-
len lie ben belOennriitigen IpoItel llno
Den rellgcn S616er, BEN 10 ploblih
befebrten 9Innr6iiten, nieoer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-20

Gem 8aum6en puroe es gon5 JONI
oerbar 5un1ute; Elm liiBer Shauer
sing bur6 feline 3tpeiee. 0as mar sic
Sreuoe oes @obltuns, sic es nod
Ini6t gefannt bate. Iu6 Die @a6s-
fer5en tpeinten Srdnen Ser Giibrung,
als tie in oie leu6tenoen @ugen oes
fleinen Wao9ens l1no in Die gliid=
|liden bon Gtutter uno @roBpater
ibanten.
slm beiligen 8eibna6tsfelte 5iin-
oete Ser 8roBpater Die &er5en nod
mails an. 9as Bipp6en lag auf Ger
truoS 9ett, oie i6na6en SGnoden
itreidelten es bon 3eit 5u 3eit. 9ie
Ieuglein blidten liebeoou gum itrab=
lenben 8aum6en. Iann fielen lie
|leile gu; ein gan5 eigener S6ein legte
lif al1f oas blei6e @eii6tben; Ser
fleine Wuno ld6elte ein lpenig.
Der Gobesengel bate oie &leine
|gefiiBt unO ibre Seele mitgenommen
in oie bimmliIden @efilbe, mo Der
i6onite Gbriltbaum ibrer ipartete.
9ort tpuroe iie Ser Sdutseiit ibrer
2ieben uno ibre treueIte 6iirbitterin.
0as 8aum6en blieb BEL Ser fleinen
2ei6e iteben. gs fonnte ii6 nidt iatt=
ieben an Dem frieoli6en gngelsgeiidt.
9ann pflan5te es ser 8roBpater trau-
ernb auf @ertr1bs @rab. Sort per=
trodnete es in Oem ieligen 9e=
|muBtIein, zines fronfen &inoes lette
5reuoe getpeien 5lt lein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-20

8ei6ten, oos mill iaeen, ii6 bon
Der Seele reoen, mas einen qudlt l1nb
oriidt, lit fir BEN Wenl6en Elm 8e,
oiirfnis. Sas finoet Elm ieber in iei,
nem eigenen uno inn 2eben ieiner
Ne6enmeni6en Sag fiiiir Sag BE-
itatigt Sour faut es manbem in er-
fldrli6em Stol5 iebr bei6tperlih,
einem anOeren Wenlden ieiner Seele
lpabre @eitalt uno nirfli6es @ngeii6t
5lt 5eigen. Sarum idrieb i6on Dor
mebr als 5tpeitauieno ssabren Ser alte
Seioe Soraa, oeiien Di6tunsen nod
bel,te ieoer 2ateinibiiler lelen muB
~8as baIt bu es eilig uno bilt eifris
geibdftig, Sen Splitter tpegsuidaffen,
Ser Dir 6urb 3ufan ins @uge geraten
lit. &ber menn Dir an Der SeeIe ettpas
friBt un6 beiBt unb sir beines Ser
5ens @ube raubt, Damn peridiebIt 81,
Die &eilung beines l1ebeIs BON einem
SSsabr in oas a1rbere."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-20
6rniigfamkett

Giele Idonc Sugeno lollten sic
Wtittter lbrcn &leinen l6on I'M 3urte.
item Nlter angcmobnen, meln lie oaS
Oerelnltlge 8liif ibre5 &inOes nobr-
bait begriinOen mouen. s. lit iebr
gefeblt, Die Den &Ieincn meilt angc-
borene @eniigiomfeit 5u eritiden
Ourd fortDGbrenOe NnIduffllnq pon
neueln Splel5eug, lnO anOeren foitz
barren Iingen, sic ooh nahber pom
&InOe aftlpa bcilelte geDorfen ners
Den. 9lud) 0urd) on5 niele 9talhnerf,
nit Dem es Site iIt Die &inOer bel
leocm Seiudc 81 belhenfen, ourh
alageluOtc Speilen bel oenen al iebr
ouf Den eigcnen 8el6maf uno Die
lepelllge Sulne 0e5 &inOes 9fiifliht
genomnlcn miro, mad)t man oieles
anpr16sUou unb genobnt es an 8e=
Oitrfnllle, Die ea ipater nid)t befrieOi-
gen fam ODER iou.
Glnfohe, fruftige, itreng geregelte
.Otnbl5eiten gem0bnen oa5 &ino ihon
'ritb5ettig an 8eniiglamfeit in Speile
uno Sranf; 5u9letd) miro ouour6
aldb Die 10 Deroerbli6e Nalblu6t, oie
lputer 10 piele anoere 6ebler I'M 8e=
folge bat, i'm Seine eritift. @ie iebr
ober OieIe 9nipru6sloiigfeit i'm 8e-
nulle Dem !Nenl6en, in mel6e Gage
oe5 Sebena cs audi fommen mag, gum
8uten lit, 0ns meiB ieOermann, Dem
Oas Seben GrIabrlng gegeben bat.
3u uielea uno 5u foltbares Spiel
5eug er5eugt lteberOruB, 2angeneile
lno 6latterItnn bel Ben &inoern. Sic
millen nidDt, no anfangen llno no auf=
borcn nit Dem Spielen, lno oie 3Sreu.
De an lnterbaltenOer 8ei61ftigung lit
6nlO porbei.
Sin gcniigiames &ino - uno oa5
lno ia, lpie bereits angeoeutet, bic
meilten &inoer bon Natur aus -
fam ltb IhmOenlong nit Sen gering-
item 8egenlt1noen prdftig unterbols
ten uno erIpart leinen gltern oiel
Soften 1no lfiibe. Sin paor 9uub0l5.
6enL cine einfa6e Yuppe sum- sln-
1no 9(usflcioen, einige 8iIOer llno
abnli6es beld)Gitigen oasIelbe auT
lonse 3eit uno oie 6reuoe an Oent
Spiel5eug, nit Dem es nad geliebeu
lbalten lno nalten oorf, bleibt ilnmer
Die gleid)e. glnoers oas perlpobnte @e=
lhopf6en, Oeiien etpig 1ln5l1frieoenes
8elen ltd) balo an nidJts mebr reht
frenen fann lelblt nid)t an Oen folt-
barlten 9ingen, sic ibm oie folihe
glternliebe INNER lpieoer bon neuenr
berbeilhafft; oenn INNER 1piinId)t es.
1td) anoeres, neueS, obne ienulS rubig
lno altf Oie Gal1er 5ufrieoengeIteut 5lr
letn. 50 5leht man einen flutterhof.
ten, begebrlid)eL ungeniiglomen @eilt
groB, Der Dem &inoe au6 ins lpdtere
Seben folgt. Tiele finoliebe ltngeniig~
|lanlfeit miro, penn man lie nid)t bel
5elten lnO nit aller gnergie ousrot-
tet, Der Same 81 nu ser 1pdteren I'M
lult an ernlter, geregelter 9lrbeit, ser
9telglng sur 8enllB= unO Gergnii-
gungslldlt, sur Serldpenoung, un0
'l1 al ben OtooetOrbeiten, sic 10 pieIe
6onilien lngliidlid uno arm meroen
lollen.
Gin lmgeniiglamer, nit ieinen Ser
boltnillen emig lm5ufrieoener Wenif
lit ltd) lno onOeren 5ltr @eiBel; oes-
bolb leget friib5eitig in oas 5arte &in-
oesber5 oen Samen oes liebli6en
Eflan5bens: Ser 8eniigiamfeit.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

AREA-s1.5oo cash,
attractive 5-rm. brick with screened
Lorch. full bsmt.. fenced yd, many
extras. sns ACNE REALTY ia. 2-1421,
BON AIR. n. .ARL.-s1sa5o. New
kit; c. r. WoODROE. INC. OK.
BRADDocK HEIGHTs-white frame
nonsei eomeietsS vic. GeoTse ins1ss Mason SCHOOL,
bedrms. and bath. liy. rm.. din. rm.
and kit; 2nd f., 2 lge. bedrms., /
fun bsmt.; cool ATTRACTIVE rec. rm.;
8 hsss HlSkfs fsnsf fhgss st
CLUB AREA-custom, ' .
shaded lot. Terms: {. F. WooD-
cS4NrkYc G4Si ENci; cEGk 3K; AREx-custom. aSiai .
bedrm; brick rambler; 2 mos. old:
ROE NC. iS:. OK. iIoas. E "ooD-
FAIRFAX = Brand new Rambler,
completed Easter: liv. rm.. dining
pamt dsn With pIetnre 5sdTms' xi9dSas baths fun
plete GE kit. elec. radiant heat,
a acre land. wooded. Select neigh
borhood. On Rte. 236 to Fairfax. 20
Hills. from fentagon. $S2,O0O. Open
sat. and Sun, 81 Elizabeth lane,
FALLS CHuRCH-s1s.5oo; 4 bed
rooms. An exceptionally nice white
pretty lot with 1so-ft. frontage. ist
noor. liv. room, din. room, kit,
bedrooms. bath; End floor. pine
paneled bedrooms; full bsnt.. garage,
outside hrepl.: near schools shopping
and transp.; immed. poss. Approx.
$1,000 cash, S130 per mo. LUCILLE
COOK, FA. S272. Exclusive. FA.
FALLS CHuRCH-one blk. to bus
and st. James school, conv. to
stores; Two-bedroom. bungalow.
sss+sss 1iS s,sSS afs
FALLS CHURCH AREA. 3-bedrn.
rambler; nice fenced lot; block
ssihsoS5 shfSPDs fs4@i owSHs ssnssr ous Ss
FALLS CHURCH. VA. Built about
Ia yrs; attractive 3-bedrm. ram
bier: screens. insulated, copper
water pipes. eiec. refgr., gas fur
mace, exhaust fan. Hardwick gas
ranges corner lot, log #. wide, tall
shade and beautiful gardens. Priced
to sell quickly: $4,000; Ewes, Mr..
aRSvAf4k eIRs 1alls faaTsa RsaTsa4 ISIS isls ( sE
FALLS CHURCH - New s-bedrm.
rambler on large lot, Comb. liv.-din.
nm. good kit: storage attic. Va
cant. 1000 down and $50 Q mo
BOB BROWNE REAL ESTATE. JE
JE; 3s1eS2. il. 2-5519; eyes,. K1.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
SUBURBAN HOMES

University Park-Brick. bedrms.,
ga baths. $4,000.
University Park-Brick. New. Ia
bath. bedrnis., with expan. attic.
@29. 500.
University Park-7-bedrm., 4-bath,
brick $4,000.
College Park bedrms.. 2 baths.
$4,000.
Riverdale-Frame. 8 bedrms., 3
baths. $1S,500.
Riverdale-Brick. bedrms., expan,
attic. $l3,750.
Beltsviile-Frame with asbestos, 2
bedrms. S13,950.
Kentland-Frame with asbestos. 2
bedrms $1O,75O.
All of these homes are good buys on
today's market and all homes are
located in excellent residential dis
tricts and may be conveniently A.
nanced.
C. H. Pearce, Real Estate
1929 Baltimore Ave-. Riverdale, Md.
WA. 1000; Ewes. and Sun, WA. 63OS
30
Evening star., 1952-06-29
OPEN SUNDAY. l.

A213 Tuckerman ST., University Park
Priced for quick sale: owner
transferred: 3-bedrm. brick; double
lot: det. gar: convenient location,
Yections: Out Queens Chapel I'd. to
Stiekerncan, IT. to open sign. JOHN
j. WENTz. .Realtor.- 1907 Baltimore
ave-. College Park. Nd. AP. 09O0.