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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
Your Kids Party Made Easy

Chdrens parties need much eu planning those for
adults Mothers Will find hdren party narrowing to them
ana more un Tor the Youngsters they follow these
mended by Anna Wolf chdens the Womans Home
Companion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
kslthy BabyCirI

n, ne report has come to us,
x 'ne Charles Briscoes are
proud parents of a
\" " N.Y. baby girl weighing
Il. UNUSUAL for a girl. She
H. me scales at nine
'"ndS and eleven ounces.
ne Postal Alliance is
XVIII hung to give A Contest
4 ' an, Will present Miss Pos
1.Ilance on April 4, 1853.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
Y w c

Square dances. open to all
interested men and women,
are being held every Tues
day evening from 8 to 10
pm. at Northern Branch
fWCA, with Hamp Grain
ger as caller.
The dances are not con
Quoted as classes but are,
however, limited to the sim
pie, beginners routines, Bar
bara Beckley, WV program
director, said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21

|UIIN'
Some Of the personal tele-
Fams were from Governor
Williams. and his wife. Let
Prs from Judge G.. Murphy,
/ Recorders Court; Atty.
Y Jones. and many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
\. Cyprian's Episcopal
Ehurch, Vesper Service

The 81. Cyprian's Protest
hNtplscopal Church. Twen-
9-Eikht at Milford Avenue,
Hlll begin their Nesper Ser
pces on Sunday afternoon,
fcbrl1ry %, at 5 o'clock.
nd will carry on through
! the Lenten Season.
During the services, many
outstanding speakers will be
resent, reports Mrs. Helen
cknlght, Secretary of the
lhurch. On February ~, Siy
Pr Daisy Kitchens of Trim
" Episcopal will be the
esker. On March LIST, the
tverend Canon John Shu-
i,' on March 8, the Rever-
rd Garfield Brown, Church
he Ascension; on March
2 Miss Thelma C. James,
o'essor of Liberal Arts of
I"yne' and on March 22,
II reverend Harry Whit
y OF Royal Oak, Michigan.
ne public is cordially in
80 TO hear these outs,and-
B speakers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
Miss Villa Cunningham
Dramatic Extravaganza
Huge Success
Huge Success

Miss Villa Cunningham,
Is overwhelming with happi-
ness. over the huge success
OF her Musical Extravagan-
Ia, presented at Olivet Bap-
hist Church, on Sunday eve
hing. February l6. She re-
ports that she received many
|ielegrams of congratula-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21

The annual affair, will be
cllmaxed with the Corona
ton Ball. The Alliance is a
non-proft organization.
$50
The Detroit Public Library
Presents
An Evening of Barber
Shop Harmony
The Detroit Public Library
and The Detroit No. I Chap
ter, Society for the preserva-
ton And encouragement of
Barber Shop Quartet Sing
ing In America, Inc, present
ed An Evening OF Barber
Shop Harmony on Tuesday,
February IL, 1853.
The program included
Welcome, by b. +. Marsden,
President, Detroit No. /
Chapter; Star-Spangled Ban
ner, other numbers, and God
Bless America.
The next concert will be
on Wednesday, February rs,
1858, and will be in celebra-
ton of Jewish Music Month.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21

TRIBUNE-saturday. February q. 1853
, 1953-05-28
Asst. SecY, Mrs. Lewis
Attends Opening Of
~Frederiksted Hospital

Assistant Secretary of the
Department of the Interior
and Mrs. Orme Lewis yester-
day were guests at the formal
opening of the public health
Clinic in Frederiksted. Nh.
was one of the princi-
pal speakers. 1t was the first
of the new hospitals to be
opened in St. Croix.
h r speakers included
Governor de Castro, DR.. Roy
Anduze, Commissioner Q t
Health for the Virgin Islands,
Hon. Axel Schade of the Mu-
nicipal Council and DR.. Melvin
Evans, Chief Municipal Physi-
clan. DR.. Evans was master OF
ceremonies.
A fairly large crowd was
present to witness the cere-
monies inasmuch as almost
everyone was at work and UNI
able to attend. The crowd be-
came larger at lunch hour.
Continued on Page A
, 1953-05-28
St. Croix Museum
I~npresses SecY and
Mrs. Or1ne Lewis

Assistant Secretary of the
Department of the Interior &
Mrs. Orme Lewis were visi-
tors to the ST. Croix Museum
on Tuesday last, on their first
visit to st. Croix. They were
greatly impressed and men
ton was made of it in the
Secretary's remarks at the
ground breaking ceremonies.
Museum officials were par
ticularly happy over the visit
and said that not only were
the favorable remarks very
gratifying but "the length OF
t h visit, the questions
asked, the careful scrutinity OF
the many exhibits confirm
their belief that the Museum
is a community asset of con-
siderable importance.
Secretary and Mrs. Lewis
were accompanied to the Mu-
scum by Governor de Castro
and Administrator Canegata.
, 1953-05-28
Dept. of Education ST. Potrick's School to
Announces Open'g of Hold Cdrnivul, Ddnce
Summer School July 6 Tomorrow P. M.

The faculty and students OF
St. Patrick's School in Fred
eriksted will be hosts to hun
dreds of persons from all over
the island who will be at the
carnival and dance tomorrow
night.
The carnival will begin at 7
and continue until II after
which the Rhythm Six Combo
will furnish the music for
dancing until 4 o'clock am.
Arrangements have been
COMPLETED to assure all pa
irons a good time.
, 1953-05-28
New York Editor
Urges Caution in
Appointment of Gov.

c.. James Fleming, Execu-
tive Editor of the New York
Amsterdam News in an article
entitled Virgin Islands Gov
ernor" states:
zone of the most important
If
not actually-to be made by
President Eisenhower is that
of governor of the Virgin
Islands.
although the Caribbean
territory is small, it has Stra-
tegic value to the United
States; it is an example of
American democracy, demon
strated, to the rest OF the
Caribbean area, and a sample
Of our skill in dealing with a
people Of many racial back
grounds who have a tradition
for living in harmony and
equity.
Gust as a test tube expert
roant is often important to a
larger operation, just so what
we do in he Virgin Islands is
significant to our larger ma
tional and international life
Continued on Page ~
, 1953-05-28
Local L~egiondires to
Commemorate
Memorial Day

Members Of the Alexander
Hamilton Post No. 85 of the
American Legion, have COM
pleted plans for special cere-
monies on Memorial u a y
Saturday, May 80, it was an
nounced by Commander Ejnar
Boiling.
The program will include
the Legionaires and other vet
Grams to leave the Christian
sted Wharf at 9:15 am. and
march down Company Street
to the public cemetery. There
they will assemble at the
grave of the late Ludwig Z.
Harrigan, Past Adjutant. At
the end of ceremonies there
the Post and other veterans
will return Immediately to
the War Memorial to complete
the program. The Rev. Ken
meth Ferguson of the Chris
tiansted Lutheran Church will
deliver the address of the Day.
All veterans and visiting
Servicemen are invited to
take part in the program, and
asked by Commander
Boiling to assemble at 9 am.
, 1953-05-28

The 1858 Summer School to
be conducted by the Polytech-
mic Institute under the aus
pices of the Department OF
Education will b e opened
July 6, it was made known by
Mrs. Pearl Byrd Larsen, SUI
oerintendent o f Education.
Classes will be conducted in
the Christiansted High School
room.
Two courses will be offered
carrying three credits each. In
addition to teachers, high
7chool graduates are eligible
to attend.
Many people in the Virgin
Stands are not aware OF the
in-service training provided
for teachers in St. Croix, Mrs.
Larsen said. Several years ago
he Department of Education
invited the Polytechnic to pro-
, 1953-05-28

vide college training through
summer school for our teach,
ers. Since then there has been
a continuous close association
between the two Institutions.
The Polytechnic supplying the
Continued on last page)
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ONLY S19.95O

With excellent financing. Call to see
1t today!
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III UNITS. MODERN

LARGE MULTl-UN1T
192-unit garden-type project. FLA
financed. Only 1870 cash down pay
ment. Balance in long low interest
1st trust. Net cash return exceed
1879 per annum.
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NoVsRs WANTEp 10 buy

IF YoU HAVE PROPERTY for sale
n Northern Va. u may have the
sonal attention given every listing.
S4s6A.' HockETT' Broker "a A. s.
MOD. clean. ! or s-peerm. nome ne in
ss:S. Mas. Cox. Co. s.sise '1 Or
n YOU HAVE A HOME YOu WANT
Shepherd PARK. and you want to
sell it between S25. 600 to $4,000
AAPsossTIoL1bEs, RE. 7-6ss4 or RA,
oWHERs-1f you can't get enough
sacrince your price to get more, call
Mr.. WHITE, ia. 1888.
WANTED-T0 buy or rent from own
ef. modest 3-bedfm. house, general
VIC. Chevy Chase Circle. Box 165-K,
PRiVATE PARTY will nay cash for
Groom home in white section. RA.
Will TRADE $4,000 equity in q
rms, and bath row house. as down
Raymen no y a new S-bedrm. rambler
URGENTLY NEEDED by family of s
in D. G: OF nrby. Md. 3 or bedrm.
home; VIII pay all cash. No agents.
Box 37S-M. Star.
WE NEED and can sell your house
in ., G. or Md. Free appraisais.
WANTED 10 BUY-5 or 8 bedrm.
house In Chevy Chase or Cleveland
Park sections (well-built old house
Preferred. Priced under S25. 700.
WIN give clear 9-acre tract, located
mile. west Of GEORGETOWN I'd,
valued at $4,000 and first trust
for balance. Call MA. S-9257. -I9
TWO MORE HOMES SOLD
THIS WEEK; ALL CASH-We can sell
yours too. We desperately need
homes in Sunnybrook. Riverdaie,
Parklawn and other nearby Md.
communities. J. VICTOR DICKEY.
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Attention Investors
Just Completed
2-Familv Flats

OFF PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc.
.is meter for sr1 s: 0nfs
penses are taxes and insurance;
senidet. bldg, liv. rm.. din. fm.
kit. and bath, IN each apt. indiv
gas heat. This Is dehnitely one. Of
Priced Of Si8.76o for quick sale
Call OWNER *. S.e440. 81
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

N.E.-Good central location, multi
Ps s5SS So FftntSn'fd con s c.nS
Constructed to add another story.
Railroad siding. Reasonable terms.
MANNix. ri. 7.o476, RIA. 6-77l7:
BETHESDA. best location - 6Oxi IS,
good house; 70x175. good house.
Separately or together. JU. S-4479. .
S9MMER III ,,, indIst !lsi, srS"nS.
RGioHrBMoSWiiNr 1 Wa a-i sseinR'' T. NJ
ON KENfLWORTH AVE. mr.. new
trafic interchange. over 4 acres
heavy industrial ground, level and
on grade; sewer. water and railroad
siding in; e5c q 50. IT. A. M.
VARIOUS PROPERTIES for small or
large business sites. from 20 to 100
IT. frontage in centrally located spot.
AS mHes IS e. dsq4 s 81 ukc sSSH5
REALTY co.
ALEXANDRIA-Heavy industrial
ground. 15sx10O. level and on grade:
N. ROTH. RE. 7-7sso. 'S' =" A.
property call US for your needs.
THOMAS v. LAKE, Industrial epe.
cialists. AP. 7-S400.
WE OFFER for sale the most subtle
and superior commercial corner Of
valuation Of ground alone Is $50, 900.
Contains over 100. 900 50. feet. Pars
TALLY improved. Income producing,
plus avail. ground for further de.
yelopment. THOS. ". LAKE. AP.
7-S400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
COUNTRY PROPERTY

Ho sns ssST R Ssrasss gas on Berry afys
MS VII a'SMSdd Ma. GILMAN. Mslst: q:
STONE HOUSE, over 100 yrs: old
2 firepls.. all. modern facilities
strsam s tsR.Es b REA d1yt' COZ JX
s sensSs,' a. HSA s8ess1o. - G1S
Aide, Loudoun Co. virginia q;
acres. House is in good condition
and improved with electricity. small
grounds with lovely lockwood and
shade trees. Located "a miles from
Washington on U. 8. so. Good 10;
cation :s for p eos sios aSp ESes s% and
Sunday ask operator to reverse cal
s.e4s7. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO.. exclusive agents. ia. 4-140O.
UNIQUE LOG HOUSE, furnished;
mountain retreat: large rooms
stone fireplace with Heatalator; ma:
tural setting with trees. shrubs and
age; spring. electricity. telephone;
fruit, berries. garden. hunting and
fishing, Ideal for week ends or year
round living. Within committing dis
lance to D. c. on hard road. Rea-
sonably priced, $4,000. Reply Box
6S-M. Star.
1OO-YR. MOUNTAIN HOME or
10.acre wooded and handicapped
s Sr1a1d; and % ,Ta p Scenic e. v sSn? S:d
rms, cleo. kit, paneled liv. rm.,
fireplace. screened pch., tiled bath
To reach. To Point of Rocks Bridge
via Leesburg or Rockville. turn It.
672 Va. side. left 665 Ia mi. on left
to sign. BROWN. Tel. LovettSville
lYal 2311 or NO 7-0234 1Qa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
THE SUNDAY STAR BIS
Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1883
STORES FOR RENT lcan.

SMALL STORE or Commercial spacs
GOOD location. 203S Eye e. n.W'S
!ow rent: immediate occupancy. 81.
CENTRAL LOCATION, 14os > ..
Right on p at. busline, In proccss
o. remodeling. Suitable for any
floor store. and. fun basement. REM.
NAN NAN q 5- SsSs 4oner' eau MIR. F RICH
APPAREL SHOP. men, women. chill.
ping center nearby Nd. webster
SILVER SPRING, MD.-3 ultramod.
ern, air-conditioned stores, corner
PerShing and Fenton, facing Hecht
Go, Top location. Phone Ju s.
14th ST. BETw. EYE AND K
ZOO 50. It. LIST d. and basement.
s oH sss.Mi.o s s.a SHOP or rs'tau5a as
3IeS MT. PLEAS. ST. NV. mr.. PARK
I'd. Crosstown bus; Q show windows:
vacant; immed. posses. EH. 2-S6l7.
ULTRAMODERN - beautifully de-
20x65. with bsmt.: near theater. on
busy suburban street; $500 month,
good lease; THOMAS v. LAKE.
G EEsNaEsiSsi al sfoak ;fs4G Zoe. po,n. ~.
Low rent. cinder block constr.. beau. .
view at end Of hwy, overlooking
water. Ideal for retired person.
ABINGDON, WATTS N. WASH
blvd. Modern store; excel. location.
sst s S.r front rf Phone sH IT, s Sa9s
UPPER MARLBORO. MD. II you are
interested in sales Of $4,000 Der
We Teek S or better In food store, have
I 0fs Now 0essSD ppD: shi Marl ssSF
Can have possession Oct. i. 1853.
witt Write LOUIS POLLOCK. Upper Mari.
UITRAM0DERN - Beautifully d..
20x65. with bsmt.; near thester, on
60. a. lease; = THOMAS v LAKE.
N EfaatV GoAAS AZ. a zyf4o ana Is. a
Heat and light furnished. Rent
S215 per mo. Immediate possession.
G1 I1lllt NJ. Young, SHANNON b
h n'%'a SA Co s.aF R4eSsitors' 1905 II st.
cESRGE4ToWSNy W.T. sSTioRE-1d..Ti ioe.-
II STORES. approx. 1895. with
ample parking. to be built in the
wheaton TRIANGLE. For information
call E. A: BIUNDoN. JU. 9-bS5S.
LARGE STORES, with plenty parking
space; reasonable rent. 800
SILVER sPRiNG-we offer asrressiv.
retailer the opportunity to locate
center, Flower and Piney Branch
TdS; Ample parking. Reas. rent.
5-sl00, weekdays til 6.
KENNEDY AT 7th .N.W.-dood loca.
ton; nice store: bright bsmt.; sos.
Incl: heat. Call OWNER, EN-. 2-5723.
TRIPLE-A LOC.-Ideal for chain OPP
Grafton. heart Of Clarendon shopping
sds so1G nss do saGri 70 w. " E Ees
Power Co. parking facils. Ii.
zz114iSo. sJTIp2 -4S75, ewes. 10
on End floor; in best section OF
city: good for any business or
once; reasonable rent. Call AID.
4-3714 or DE. 2-S477. -1p
STORE AND Apt S7K
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
MUST BE SOLD
BEFORE JULY Is
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME
REASONABI,E PRICE

Stone dwelling, 8 rooms, 2 baths
oil heat; 3 acres: beautiful loca.
ton; so miles from WaShingtor
on paved road; immediate pos
session.
Briscoe, Real Estate B. ms. Agency
Phons iSo-W Res. Phone: iA.F.1l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19

YARD BY contractor for storing
equipment. once bldg: Pref, but
III TO "a. light industrial site
p. q. Co. within 10 mi. radius Of
Bladensburg: must be reas. Reply
to P. o. Box %. Hyattsville. Nd.
-10
INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A, N. ROTH. RE. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY COR RENT

SALE OR Rents rooms; motel,
rest home or nursery; convalescent
home; r l.. ave. at SSth ct. me-;
rent reasonable. Former sanatorium.
n MRii M1 J9RoJ no. Ellis; residence.
6s0s WIS. AVE, BETHESDA, Md
1900 g. s.sss sg.e :;. 4So g. II PsSs
DESIRABLE SPACE for Iease-S.4be
SO. IT,. 4Sx72; excellent lighting:
alley approach: Ideal for distributor
snow room; For information call
49lO LIvINGCToN RID. Sc. In
dian Head LEAD hwy hwy. adjoins 81, Glass !:
front, suitable fruit. vegetable
mo. EN-. 2-567s. 10
ALEXANDRIA, YA.-Corner 2-story
brick bldg. containing approx. 90
900 50. It. including 3 or 8 private
onices. large display room and
f fo9rag som space; siDsfisy suitable !
tributors. etc. Vacant. Reasonable
Young. SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
Realtors Es1hg 1905 H st. NV, ma.
WILL LEASE my filling station and
garage, completely equipped. with
2-bedroom modern apt. above. on
Hwy. 20 and 211. in nearby Vir-
sinia. call IA; s-8697. or ask
after 6. wkdys.
4O17 MINNESOTA AVE. NE, near
Benning, store 40x10O, loading plat
form and parking; reas. DE. 2-2233.
ABOUT I,5OO SO. FT.. unpartitioned,
facing Penna. ave. and 9th ST., 2nd
n; elevator; very reasonable. Ap-
ply $40 F St NV, RIM 10 -21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
STORES FOR RENT

OFT NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-17x5o,
with parking in rear and full bsmt /;
heat furn.; S125 per mo. 633 z st..
s;e-1 1888 VT, Nth bath; gas beat;
JOSEPH Z. BRUNO Co. NC. 800
b st. NV. ST. 3-3320. 10
BUSY LOCATION. 1888 9TH st. NV.
~ It. BY Is IT.. lge. display win
adoogss. Hu. s-44a4; niShts' BE; T.
1927 q sT. NV, 27xlo0; wfll i'm
prove TO suit. MA. S-6740. lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19

M0TEL--Modern, AAA approved:
untts-2-rm. apts,: on WASHINGTON
ply 3o6 miles north CI Laurel; Nd:
loo 0S-W-2.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

EFFICIENT ONE.STORY OPERA.
TION-Let us show you modern
warehouse recently completed for
satisfied user. Can duplicate or
sites. Lowest cost for sturdy con-
struction. For sale or long lease to
responsible tenants For details. call
ME. 5000. MR.. WILLINGHAM;
ewes. KI. 8-2559
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HOME WITH AN INCOME
Brand-NeW Dlnlex Ants.

IA UAA w" UPAON 4APV0s
Liv. rm.. 21x13; 2 lge. bedrms. with
tiled baths. Kit. Is equipped with
stainless steel sink, garbage disposal
all:metal cabinets and rubber tile,
unit and playrm. for each unit: full
bSmt.; gas h.-w.h. Each unit has 8
expos. Lge. lot compl. handicapped
Live In one and rent the other Of
$116 per mo. Price, S23.2bO. First
trust rHA, $1,000 See represent
or call FREDERICK REAL ESTATE.
blvd. TO Hot ehoppe IN ColleGe Park,
turn LETT On Knox rd.. BIZ: to
property. so
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Wonderful Investment
2-family apt. rented to colored. In
come $1,236 yearly. No expenses
to owner except taxes. Priced very
low ct $12,75O, only $1,000 down.
BlsnEen. ia. SeOasS. N sum- "H'
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 z st. NV. Ma. s-9373
4-FAMILX-$1O,950
RENT, Sl95 MO-: $3.50 CASH
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-27O0
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AIR CONDITIONED

rr G2MgReL Mz2r o o9HE OFT
BLDGS. EVEN EASIER TO
RENT. IF YOU WOULD
RATHER NOT HAVE THIS
PRoPERLY AND SAFELY
WIPED 2,,sI 40 . EIEE RISK
YOU WISH. NO EXPENSIVE
AND ANNOYING REWIRINd
JOB WILL BE NECESSARY.
MANY MORE UNUSUAL PEA.
TURES EITHER STANDARD
OR OPTIONAL. you WILL
EVENTUALLY BUY A MOD
ERN. ADV ANCE DESIGN
BLDG. WHY NOT NOW?
FOR FURTHER FACTS
ABOUT OUR SAFE AND
WORRY-FREE 3, 4, 6, OR z
UNIT BLDGS., CALL MR..
TAYLOR, JU. 6-9SO6.
RALPH J. DUFFTE.
BUILDERS REALTORS
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FOR LEASE
Prime Retail Location
1900 So. Fl, LIST Floor

Reinforced
Concrete Construction
Located opposite Sears Wis
conSin Ave-, presently occu-
pied by Giant Market. IT,
600 square feet on first floor,
6,300-Sq.-ft. basement and
$4,000 square feet of roof
parking SIS cars. Rental fal
below present reproduction
costs. A bargain at the
present market.
Phone Ii. 3-1675, Monday
thru Friday, 9-5, Mrs. Head
Ewes. and Sunday, EN-. 2-822S
or See Your Broker
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Large. newly dec. store in
busy uptown loo. mr.. q War.
ner Bros. theater. Approx.
30x60: reas. rent. Call ROB.
ERT SHAPIRO, To. 2-0604:
eyes,, EN-. 3-O151.
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Successful Blueprint
Beautiful brick rambler situated in
n. Arl., just around the corner from
the Washington Golf and Country
Club. Three good-sized bedrms. and
din. rm:: GE equipped Kitchen. with
dishwasher. Lovely level lot. with
coolies of rose bushes. Priced q
$lS.950 for quick sale. Terms avail
able. See 1t TODAY.
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BEAUTIFUL
RAMRT FIR"
YOUR
MONEYS
WORTH!

See. this delightful 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial Colo IN fins n; All: neiEhbor-
high school. Many EXTRAS: Double
bowl stainless steel sink. Westing-
house washer. special lone-life
kitchen floor tile. Gin. insulation in
attic, aluminium storm windows,
barbecue. grill In level rear yard with
Anchor fence.
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EVERYTHING

NO APOLOGIES HERE!
A WONDERFUL BUY!
Only favorable and enthusiastic COM
ment can be expected here. Irresist-
able 2-bedrm: home in Hillwood
section Of Falls Church. Immacii-
late, with many, many extras
Eff5saslge E Kirc Esnssd y W; 5 ALh
ably be sold Immediately, so be first
to see 1t. S14.500. Here is YOUR
chance. Hurry.
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K ST.. y BLK. FROM CONN.
Interesting 20-ft. front, 3-story brick
bldg. suitable for shop or once with
apt. or studio above. Definite
gfowth area. $4,000.
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Corner building, Northwest D. C.
Gross income. $4,000 year at very
low rentals. $4,000 cash will
handle. Phone Mr.. Denston. eyes,.
Evening star., 1953-11-17
Connecticut Ave. Citizens
Back Revised Works Plan

The Connecticut Avenue Citi-
zenS' Association last night in
dorSed, in principle, the modi-
fled $305 million long-range
public works program.
The new plan, which has the
approval of the Bureau of the
Budget, Chairman Case of the
Senate District Committee and
the District Commissioners, calls
for financing the program at
the rate of $40 million each year.
The Federal Government is to
pay half the cost and lend the
District the balance at token
interest rates.
The Federal Government also
must agree to pay the District
the full rate for its water con-
sumption. In addition, District
residents will pay higher water
bills and some miscellaneous
taxes (not including income or
real estate taxes.)
The citizens group heard DR.
Edward M. Pickford. medical
director for the Alchoholic Re-
habilitation Cline, speak on the
work of organization. DR.. Pick
ford said the District clinic
supported through liquor taxes
is 10 years ahead of any similar
agency in the country.
The association met in All
Souls Episcopal Church, 230O
Cathedral avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-17
Se|f-Defense Plea Wins
AcquittaI in Staying Case

Garvin Chambers. 81. colored.
yesterday was acquitted or man
slaughter in the pistol-slaying of
another man last June 81.
Defense Counsel j. T. Bonner
brought out evidence that Cham
bers had acted in self-defense.
The victim Of the shooting
during a street brawl was Charles
Rotin. 38. colored. Mr.. Bonner
contended that Chambers had
been set upon by a group of
men and that Rotin had rushed
at him with a knife.
The judgment of acquittal was
granted by Judge Alexander
Holtzoff in the U. S. District
Court for the District of CO.
lumbia.