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Evening star., 1953-07-07
HOUSES sALE-MD. tcons.)

$1,000 TO $500 DOWN. S11,95O
full price. 6-rm. brick bungalow with
attach. garage. Must be seen to ap-
preciate. Located in vicinity Of Md.
Univ. Newly. decorated and ready to
4osSgRss.' gRs''T wA ais57 aaacss5S Tfsi'oF 1ai G1ssS Ss
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS who
low in Roger Heights after 1t was
sold. We have listed another In
even better condition in the same
location for the same price Of only
S13,5OO. Yard Is the most beautiful
we have seen. Bsmt. has lovely recr
hagan. Realtor, UN. 1855, WA.
7-1257. UN, 4-19S5.
10 ACRES. more or less. within 10
miles Of D. c. in nearby Md. Over
o acres clear. Large stream. Home
is modern and in excel. cond.; liv.
bedrns n mod. fSSD SstR ali aif On very ,oof 16f
fun bsmt. An exceptional bargain
for only SIS. $50. pete j. hagan.
RIsaltor; UN. 1855. WA. 7-1257,
WE FOUND IT. Just the home you
hsys esTs 1fen s oSsnf s. Is TT II v unyeTsg T
mod. kit. i bedrm.. tiled bath: IND
"A. has 3 spacious bedrms. and tiled
path; full dry bsmt.: lEe. landscaped
lot. Priced below market for quick
4s5s5. VA. . 7lis57 7niisss5a7; Efsi'9E GN a:1ssS: 4S
$Il.995, $95.5O PER MO. INCL.
TAXES-4-yr. old brick bungalow.
Neat as q pin. Firepl.. full bsmt.,
equip. kit: blks. to school and
shop. blk. to bus. 1-day poSS.
CaI oC OWNER UN. 4-0531. ewes. 20.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Brick Cape
Coz IN ever-popular West Hyatts-
vile. rms. on 1st floor. striking
decorations; 2 deliEhtful rms. up
stairs; s11 S;o Full bs bsmt;; cool lot Asking
BRICK RAMBLER featuring 3 bed
tile bath. rec Srlsa rm ow1er TlOeiaa trses. aen.
1eTred; asking Sl6,5OO, assume lge.
q loan; near new BALTIC. pkwy.
Ea1 ERr 81 8 pATIs' 3 AH:%'' = W.. a 7-aeoo' ROB
FOUR BEDRMS.. $lO.25O; immacu-
In Eastpines; mr.. New Baltimore
ppKwEy.; SwEy. gas heat; terms as low as
Si,75O down and sos per mo. Call
s. sil pSvPPsn Z I'm; 4 w VA $4,000. ROBERT
ELBOW ROOM-Immaculate 3-bed-
quiet paved street in Lanham; "a
T.; NV. rm., daylight bsmt.. eiec.
kitchen; Price. S11 $50. ROBERT
3. DAVIS g. CO., WA. 7-39OO til
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-S1 600 down
VIII buy, this outstanding modern
fan,,s 1ss,c S-5sdrm. home in convenient
Gorner lot. Delightful bsmt. with
sO-it' picture. window. House fresh
ano clean throughout. An eye
eatGher: Easy monthly terms. VIM
r. HUGHES. AP. 7-14O0 till 8 pm.
HOUSES By Reconsideration
nome. close-in Sunnybrook; walk to
nrovWtS,,S moves; stores and schools: Has
price Of Sll,95O. Low down nav
ment, men WIN. R. HUGHES. AP. 7-i40O
HOUSES BY HUGHES, 2 bedrmS mS al
6rlck rambler at Sl4 $50. Think it
over! Sl4.2 .260! All brick 8 bedrm! !!
Basmt! Practically New! Can YOU
beat beat Il: We say no: WIN. r.
HUGHES. AP. 7-l4OO till 8 p. M.
Evening star., 1953-07-07

SS. 500 ROOMS, unfln. bsmt.,
S1I, ,5O0-6 Rooms. plus finished at
tic, gas h.-w.h.; garden, garage
BRENTWOOD REALTY CO.. UN
Evening star., 1953-07-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
OPEN DAILY I'D

4111 71st AVE, LANDOVER HILLS
$d1 $50; 3-bedrm. Colonial: large
Nv rm.. din. rm.. mod. equip. kit;
Iuil bsmt.; screened porch: fenced
endeavor to meet your terms. WIN
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166; WA. 7-6655; WA. 7-O6so
Evening star., 1953-07-07
FORCED SALE

Owner MUST SELL this
home at once. Six-rm. brick
Colonial. spacious liv. rm. with
fireplace. lge. din. rm., lge.
equip kit. 3 lovely bedrms. and
tile bath; full bsmt. oil h.-w.h.;
det. garage. This is truly
big home and in Al condition.
1t sounds unbelievable but the
price has been SLASHED
FROM Sl5.750 TO S13,350
with only $1,000 DOWN. His
i'll fortune can be your gain.
CALL NOW for further infor-
nation or appointment to
inspect.
The Perry Boswell Co.
"a. 7-4500 Til 8 p.r
Evening star., 1953-07-07
GOOD HOMES

IN "wooDs1DE FOREST" one Of
the fine-home communities of Silver
Spring; recently built Colonial brick
of rooms, Ia baths. cool secluded
living porch, imposing corner: q
lovely home in every way; S22.950.
FOR ONLY $12,950 you can own
this nearly new Cape Cod home
9 generous bedrooms; s in perfect
rs YOUR FAMILY LARGE? Buy this
4-bedroom. 2-bath frame home in
Silver Spring; has INV. heat, 2-car
garage and large lot: only S14.750
cause 1t needs q little flxing.
PRETTY RAMBLERETTE in the
Glenmont area; 2 bedrooms on 1st
floor. another partly finished up
stairs: $l3.35O. You'll want 1t If
HOME HSS s' WITH INCOME; a 2-bedroom
unit for owner. 2 other apis. to
rent: all-brick corner in Takoma PIX,
"a block from bus, etc: $25,950.
JUST VACATED. owner gone to Cam
ada; relatively new brick Colonial
of 6 rooms, Ia baths. also nice
den and living porch, detached ga
rage. See what q lot S21,500 will
VERY NICE ROCKVILLE HOME with
GEAR GEAR sSrare: ssr f in ren really Exec exception.i i
condition: S15.950.
NEAR SCHOOLS AND RECR. CENTER
in Silver Spring: comparatively new
Colonial home of rooms. bath.
recr. room and incl. porch; a home
you'll want to own; S16,950.
NONE OF THESE properties is ad-
vertised by other ofices.
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC
Evening star., 1953-07-07
EASTPINES, MD.
81. 500 CASH

This masonry bungalow is in excel
lent condition and situated on a
well-landscaped lot with a fenced
rear yard. Home contains nice-sized
living room, separate dining area,
equipped kitchen, . good-Sized bed
sible attic with workshop; radiant
heat.
With above down payment. terms may
be arranged TO qualified purchaser.
Call Mr.. Byrd, ewes, TU. 2-21SS.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 10Th st. NV. co. 5-O222
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DOCTORS HOME
AND OFFICE

On Wis. ave.. between Bethesda and
the District line. Separate entrance
to office on, ground floor. Office
of house. Center hall. 26-ft. liv.
rnn.. large din. rm., screened porch,
modern kit, powder rm., ample
bedrm. space on 2nd. H.; 2 full
baths; hall-stairs to finished 3rd II.
full bsmt.; 2-car garage: lovely yard
This is an ideal location for a
the center of town.
WETZEI, REAL, ESTATE
Evening star., 1953-07-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

8 s-BEDRM. RAMBLER, ia tile baths,
lEe. elec. kit, liv. rm.. din. area, fire-
ep. Ism rsneS tyne noraS hSsIt Ss oSs,
view. Open eves., z to Q pm. DiR':
Rte. 80 to- Bonifant rd.. bear left
proceed to Piping Rock rd., right on
Piping Rock to two new houses on
Iight ut Hilltop. BUILDER. JU.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
WOOD ACRES
AprNI AErrDNnn1c ANN

WEEK ENDS
We have both 8 and z rm. Colonial
brick homes in this outstanding
community. some Of which are avail
immed. All have GE kits. with break
fast hooks, garages and lge. screened
porches; excel. financing avail.
Drive out Mass. ave. 2 mi past West
moreland Circle to Welborn dr.. turn
right to homes. or call Mr.. James
Walker. OIL. 1920.
Acres Constr. Corp.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
ARLINGTON-FAIRFAX
DraStically Reduced Homes

1IldC MuSC Be Sold Immed.
1;-S12.500. Near Pentagon, Army.
Navy Club: 5-rm. semidet, brick.
with nice basement.
2.--Sl4 $50. Alexandria; spotless.
clean; asbestos shingle; 4-bedrm.
near Lee hwy. and Glebe
rd.: 5-rm.. 2-Story brick det.: nice
lot; excellent neighborhood,
4. - $19.950; Kensington. of Lee
hwy: 2-story brick Colonial: q rms,
"a baths, rec. rm.; beautiful lot:
every convenience.
$50. 500: Westmoreland I'd: p
yr.-old brick rambler; 3 good bed
rms, / y baths, rec. rm.: lse. lot,
6.-S24 ,950-S32, 900: One Of finest
groups OF 3-bedrm.. @-bath ramblers
in Virginia: beautiful community;
1ne instruct ION. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. IA. 5-6366 Ewes. ia,
E-n64o or lie 4-4oA1 Il
Evening star., 1953-07-07
NEAR D. C.. LINE

NEAR d. &. LINE
ALL THIS FOR S14,95O
Big corner lot. 2-story brick home
big liv. rm., big din. rm., mod. kit,
full bsmt.: screened breezeway, ga
rage; good financing.
MODERN STYLE
rambler, Elec. kitchen
big picture windows to beautiful
back lawn. 2 big bedrms., bath
down; room for 2 big bedrms., bath
up; bsmt with out. entr.
NEAR NEW SCHOOL
3-BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER
: years old; fine liv rm. with. fire.
place, big kit, 3 spacious bedrms.,
big storage attic, fenced yard, drive
way; all for S141250.
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor. JU. $1,000
$11,95O-$1,OOO DOWN
College Park; brick bungalow; liv.
rm., din. area, equip. kit, expan-
sible attic. Gas heat. Inspect at
your convenience.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166; WA. 1865; WA. 7-O636
3
$15,5OO-3 BEDRMS.
All brick rambler; liv. rm. with CEN
ter flrepl., fully equip. kit, tile
bath; full bSmt.. gas heat. Lovely
lot. Immed. posS.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
in. 4-1166: WA. 1865; WA. 7-O636
Evening star., 1953-07-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
RETHESDA

8 BEDRMS.-BATH-PoWDER
S22,5O0 nearly new, above average,
2-story brick home. desiEned for
d. with all-elec. GE kit: attached
garage; 1st d. powder rm.; side
screened porch: mr.. public and paro-
chial schools. Prices right. See 1t
e. NJ. FRY, INC, OIL. 2-s7oo TIL o
Evening star., 1953-07-07
SEVEN ACRES

ENTERPRISE ROAD
One mile s. Rt. so. 6-room mason
cry Cape Cod; 3 bedrms., IL baths,
full bsmt.; 400 It. on Enterprise I'd.
$4,000. Terms.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
HE. 4-360O. Ewes. Central 8-4961
HOME WITH AN INCOME
Brand-New Duplex Apis.
Lily. rm. 2lx13, 2 Ice. bedrms. with
tiled baths, kit. is equipped with
stainless steel sink. garbage dis
poSal, all-metal cabinets and
rubber tile. pvt. entrances. store
rm. for eaCh unit and playrm. for
each unit, full bsmt., gas h.-w.h h.
Each unit has exposures lge.
lot completely HANDICAPPED: live in
one and rent the other at Sll5
per mo. Price, $23.26O. First
trust FHA, $4,000. See repro
sentative on property. II noon
til dark. or call FREDERICK
REAL ESTATE. RE. 7-2461. Dir:
Out Baltimore blvd. to Hot ShoppO
in College Park, turn left on Knox
rd., l blk. to property. 10
Evening star., 1953-07-07
LEY e ROMER, IN
REALTORS, JU. 5-6l1l.

REALTORS. JU. 5-6l11.
Approved Gland Only One
Four bedrms.. Ia baths, garage. Eng
lish type bsmt.. located in fine
wooded section, high elevation. Glen
Echo Heights. This brick and Cali
fornia redwood rambler with unre-
stricted view. Close to transp.,
schools and shops. Is one of todayS
best buys. Financing either conven-
tional or G1 approved at $19,aOO
CROSS & PERRY. INC. OIL. 2-n099.
4 BedrmS.-2 Baths-$17,950
Desirable brick home, 1 bedrm., bath
liv. rm. with f1repl., din; rm., kit.
Full daylight bsmt., lse. level lot.
Silver Spring-$16,50
ASSUME LGE. ~ LoAN-comfort-
able brick rambler; liv. rm. With
rms, lge attic. full bsmt.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
10. e-6b6b TIL . . m.
q
Evening star., 1953-07-07

,o- =. CoLMAR MANOR
4315 Monroe st.-6-room detached
home; oil heat; lot 42x1OO; So
2WG 21X; vS Low cash payment. HARRY
RISES Sd. ehilsiS0mN 4 lsi0Nsi teFIsc:. 1Nc, 5sdO ~
UN. 4-i06O. 'ffA'e' g @o''
LEWISDALE - SACRIFICING GRIN
EaG4pPEb EsSMffTE k1T. sEPi pAyllahNri RiNi BsMF. m.
lA2 BATHS. 55-FT. LEVEL Lot
2 YRS; OLD; $l6,4OO. REQUIRES
AAPPPRoX. APPpISo9X $3.1O0 DIN, TOTAL
ee?4MsaTSs" e4saSs'" STNER4 SSs; 40 LOAN, RA
4 BSRE83Mss gReSfPHcss Z aT Fyhk 4 I 5IG BATHS
lAAo@A A46a aswWE6NSsG5 w1E6Moo6 DR. Rk' AREA
sale by transferred owner. Vacant
quick possession. Finest prewar con-
Struction; s sih Gas h.sw.h: 2 bedrms
porch of Of liV. rm.. sep. din. rm.
Call Mr.: Clark. RA. 3-9O11.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2O05
$500 TRUMAN RD.-6-room, 2
story, detached brick home. lot
4%slqo 4s loan H2RRY 1Ries fsS PoRETsK9 ars 9eat +
lum terrace. Md. UN. 4-106O. -
LOSE-IN-CUSTOM BUILT
BRICK RAMBLER
Finest construction with tall trees on
beautiful level lot. Attractive front
porch, large din. rm.. 1SK-ft. liv.
rms, bsmt. has outside entrance to
yard. Near bus, schools and shop
ping. Quick possession; owner NOV
ing to Florida. Call Mr.. Offenders
JU 9-75S5.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th St. AID. 4-20O5
$500 ROOMS, unfin. bsmt.,
$1I, ,5Oo-6 Rooms, plus finished at
tic, gas h.-w.h. garden, garage.
BRENTWOOD REALTY CO.. UN.
4-l466.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
FORESTVIILE
HYATTSVILLE

HYATISVILLE
Oglethorpe st. mr.. Queens Chapel
rd.--Attractive 1-Story brick on
cor. lot. with Anchor fence. s nice
rms. and finished attic. ia baths,
full bsmt., gas h.-w.h.. excel. cond T.,
storm windows, screens and Vene-
tian blinds; immed; possession;
BROS, Ii. 10000; ewes. JU.
9-6245 8
Evening star., 1953-07-07
SILVER SPRING
400 TKTTNnCOP ND
SILVER sPRING-BETHEsDA

S4btEfS SE EL4N1-o De hEs0AA
Sl2,950-Beautiful,. 2-bed-
rm. bungalow, overlooking the
park in Parkwood. Beautiful
recr. rm. in bsmt. Lovely kit.
Fenced lot.
Sl5.95O Luxurious, new,
3-bedrm., brick rambler, with
full bsmt.; on huge corner
lot. In lovely Connecticut
Gardens. Close to everything.
Sl6,95O 3-bedrm., brick
Colonial. Close-in SilVer
Spring. Full bsmt. Separate
dining rm., fully equipped
S1s,75O-check these fea-
lures. New, 3-bedrm. Colonial,
near Flower and Franklin.
Lovely corner lot; Ia baths,
beautiful dressing rm.: full
bsmt. with outside entrance.
iSnInnt5 ssaTtit%l' t,i Hltramodern' fully
s'S:HpiS S54,5ooMNearly new, A.
bedrm., 2-bath. brick home.
On h-acre lot. Full dining
rm. with 2 corner cabinets.
Radiation INV. heat.
S29,50O - New, 3-bedrm.:
brick rambler, with . full
baths. Built-in garage, full
bsmt.: dining rm. Located in
the Sligo Creek Park section.
E. F. BLANCHARD
REALTOR
Evening star., 1953-07-07
IETZEL REAL ESTATE
OPEN DAILY, 4::3O TO 8
69O2 MEADOW LANE

~ AAN >@AAA 4sOO ~ y
1902 MEADOW LANE
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
The loveliest section between
the two country clubs-one
block west Of Conn. ave. at
Leland st.-Perfect environ
ment. AL schools convenient.
Lovely center-hall brick home.
BATHS AND POWDER ROOM.
finished attic. Beautiful set
ting Of trees. terraced garden
and outdoor grill. Automatic
heat. Built-in garage. Owner
moving. away has priced this
home for immediate sale. At
other than open hours. call
MISS BLAND. WO. 6-64S6.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
Realtors
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S3(
Evening star., 1953-07-07

EDGEMOOR-BETHESDA
8 Bedrms.-Den-$24,950
2-story. center entr.. liv. rm.. din
rm., mod. kit. w/brkfst. space;
stairway to attic: maids rm. and
bath; gar; fenced yd. Call MR..
EWELL (EVES.. EN-. 2-537S).
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
l415 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-07-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
$3.50 DOWN
3.Redrm Rrick PSr1of

S-BeQrm. Brick BSmt.
assume ~ loan, balance on easy
terms. An unusual opportunity with
all this living space. Fenced yard.
Semt-det., economical upkeep. Sep
arate dining rm., equipped kitchen
All in excellent. condition. To in
Spect call Mr.: Lansdale, LO. 4-7424
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
4-yr.-old brick Colonial
din. rm.. ige. den, powder rm.: 8
bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd f.. screened
porch, garage. Beautiful neighbor-
hood. Short walk to Conn. ave. and
schools. Excellent financing avail
able. once open It'll 8.
Town & Suburban. EN-, 2-94O0
Evening star., 1953-07-07

FOR SALE BY OWNER
Near Nd. University; new
rambler: 3 bedrms.; full bsmt.
Complete GE kit, including
dishwaSher and garbage Dis
posall.
$17,450
$3.50 down. viii rent to re-
liable person with option to
buy. Call MRS. COATES,
Ii. 6-1212.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
Chevy Chase, Md.
$1,000 DOWN

For approx. S140 per mo. you can
buy this newly redecorated BRICK
COLONIAL, 10 yrs. old. Huge liv.
rm., cheerful din. rm.. spacious kit,
with breakfast bar, semifinished rec.
bedrms. W on End Il. 5 BLKs. 70
SHOPPING CENTER. : BLKs. TO
SCHOOL AND "a BLK. TO BUS.
Exclusive with JOHN T. HARRIS.
Realtor, EN-. 2-S400. q
Evening star., 1953-07-07
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ARIINnTnN
BERKSHIRE
6 NEW
INDIVIDUALLY STYLED
3-Bedroom Brick Ramblers
$19,50O TO $24,95O

PORCH, CARPoRT or PATIO
FULL BASEMENT WITH "a BATH
disposal, exhaust fan, piastered
walls. decorated with oil paint.
Landscaped yards. Choice location.
near new Nottingham School.
MILTON G. SMITH, Builder
:, 1857 N. Glebe Rd.. Arlington
IA 'I-I.Uu lie D-1101
Evening star., 1953-07-07

NO. LOCUST HILL ESTATES
OPEN DAILY, s TO 8
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, TO &
left: an opportunity for you to buy
o new home, in q wonderful location|
at a real saving; 3-bedrm., 2-bath
rambler, from $50, 900: 4 and bed
from $4,000. See and select the one
of your choice soon. Exclusive with
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.,
Evening star., 1953-07-07
OLD CHEVY CHASE

PRICE REDUCED
In the lovelieSt section. a home OF
great charm and personality, with
spacious. bright rooms. Beautiful
view over Chevy Chase Country
adjoining same. Forest trees. City
advantage with country quiet and
privacy. Five bedrmS. 3 baths.
No, you have not seen this property
through any other broker. Cali Mr..
BaldridRe, OIL. 6-6S76 (eves. }.
THOS; J. FISHER Il CO., INC. DI.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
FOR DIscRIMINATNd

TIN O46(kG1NnxNA143NN
COLORED
JUST OFF 18th ST. NV.
FACING ROCK CREEK PIX.
SEVEN rooms, ga baths. New Fedder
air-conditioning units in ALL bed
rooms. Very spacious living room
With log-burning fireplace and patio
facing the park; large dining room.
modern kitchen. fully equipped with
latest accessories, garbage disposal,
loft. refrtgerator. cabinets. etc.
Exceptionally large and beautiful
Gtudio for gracious entertaining.
Wall-to-wall. triple A grade carpets.
E1quisitely furnished. Can be seen
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
FROM 4 TIL DARK
%106 Arkansas Ave. NV.
JAMES Z. SCOTT
EXCLUSIVE BROKER
I'll Florida Ave. NV
Gail LA. 6-7747 or HO. 2-7526
The Arizona post., 1953-02-20

tolls of such an odious assault.
The civilized world owes them all
the protection which its vigilance
and sympathy can provide. Is
raePs doors are open for any who
can reach their security and shell
ter.
"In addition to their anti-Semi-
tic character the recent state,
ments and policies of Communist
governments have had an anti
Israel aspect. We have risked and
incurred this powerful displeas-
ure because alone of all the gov
ernments in the Near East, we
have shown our devotion to dem
ocratic causes, because of our
support in the United Nations and
outside it of the policies and
ideals of peace and freedom.
Israel has riSked much and
sacrificed much for freedom. De
tenders of freedom everywhere
owe us their help-in strengthen
ing our body and spirit for the
role which destiny has laid upon
our small and gallant people. ]
am moved by the evidence of
The Arizona post., 1953-02-20

"The recent general develop
ment of Communist policy in rel
alton to Israel and the Near East
in recent months is of universal
interest, and of special concern
to the peoples of all democratic
countries. There have been two
aspects in this Communist policy
Ian anti-Semitic aspect and an
.anti-Israel aspect.
"The accusations of Jewish con-
Spiracy contained in the Prague
and Moscow trials are an OffenSe
against the integrity of the hui
man spirit. They belong to the
worst and most destructive tradi-
ton of anti-Semitic literature.
They appeal to the most sinister
racial and religious prejudices
which have ever distorted inter
national relations.
"a world in which such reac-
tionary movements could not be
resisted and overcome by the con-
science of free men would be a
world lost eternally to the cause
of freedom. 1t is tragic to think
of two and a half millions of our
Jewish brethren caught in the
The Arizona post., 1953-02-20

Radio-106 million SetS-iS In
the kitchens, bedrooms, living
rooms and on the lawns. 1t is in
81 million automobiles. 1t makes
itself heard on weekdays in thou
sands of workshops, and perVades
the leisure of millions more at
the beaches and alongside the pic
mic basket.
Radio is comedy, drama, music.
sports, news, public affairs, talks,
discussions, science and litera-
ture. Radio is a metronOme which
marks the rhythm of American
life from the days beginning to
bedtime. And it's audience listens
not through mere habit, but by
conscious preference.
SpOnsOrs-LiSteners
Significant indications of the
industry's soundness and vigor
were to be seen in the following:
radio network programs had
more sponsors than the year be-
fore; radio set production during
the year totaled an estimated 1O
million sets and researchers
found the nation now has 43,849,'
1000 radio homes, or IL million
more than in January 1852. This
means that virtually every home
in the United States has at least
one radio.
During the II months between
October 1851 and 1852, evening
radio listening in TV homes OF
the 18 leading TV cities had in
creased II percent. New York i:
the city that has had the mos
television the longest time. II
this city alone, evening radio lis
tening in TV homes has increased
1O7 percent in three years from
1949 to 1852.
COVerage
Top news events of the yea
covered by radio news included
the sinking of the Flying Enter
prise, the death of King George
of England, the first eyewitness
reports of the atomic tests in Ne
vada, the Missouri floods, the all
tragedy at Elizabeth, NJ, Gen
eral Eisenhower's Homecoming t.
Abilene, Kansas, the Presidential
elections, and Eisenhower's trip
to Korea.
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SociuIs and
Personals

Tanya Kachett is the guest of
her cousins Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer
Berry. Other Berry relatives,
staying at the Double u Ranch,
are Mr.. and Mrs. David Berry and
daughter Judy, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
than Kreinberg. All are from
Chicago.
Word was received by Mrs.
Sam Raizes of the death of Mrs.
Meyer Wolf, Mason City, Iowa.
Mrs. Wolf passed away in Florida
last week. She was a frequent
visitor here.
Mrs. Jack Mass, Brooklyn, is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman
Epstein for two weeks. She is the
sister of Mr.. Epstein.
Mrs. Esther Shapiro, Weehaw-
ken, N. j., is visiting indefinitely
with Mrs. Sophie Kuperman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Greenberg,
who arrived a few months ago
from Farningdale, N. j. are now
in their own home at 1925 E. Les
ter. He was in the poultry farm
ing business in the east.
The Arizona post., 1953-02-20

'The People Act" produced by
CHS radio (KOPO-Tucson) in CO.
operation with the TV radio
workshop of the Ford Foundation
presented a series of 26 broad
casts of democracy functioning at
the grassroots level. During jan
uary "You and the World" pre-e
ented series on "a Changing
World" in which a number of dis
-tinguished artists and thinkers
participated.
People
Hundreds of important speak
ers were heard over the radio
during 1852. Speakers ranged
from President Truman, Gen.
Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson
through long list of prime min
listers, statesmen, U.N. delegates,
legislators, military leaders, busi-
nessmen and distinguished wom-
en- of many fields.
In addition to the concerts Of
the New York Philharmonic Sym
phony Orchestra, the regular mu-
sic programs on radio included
choirs, organ recitals, festivals,
chamber music, and popular mu-
Sical programs which provided
tuneful evening entertainment.
Variety
In the fields of comedy, drama,
adventure and audience participa-
ton programs, radio continued to
offer a wide choice for the varied
tastes of the nation. Daytime SER
ials maintained their traditioHal
status as an unrivaled listening
fare for the afternoon audiences
iof housewives and household
workers accustomed to being di-
verted at their tasks. And in the
field of sports broadcasting, radio
pursued its traditional policy of
emphasizing major events in
types of sport which enjoy mass
popularity. Radio experts con-
Quoted roundupS which took an
analytical look at the weeks
sports developments throughout
the nation.
| Radio dead? Who says so?
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The Arizona post., 1953-02-20

sympathy and support which
have come to us from other mem
bers of the United Nations; from
all sections of the American peo-
pie and in such deep and fervent
measure from American Jewry."
The Arizona post., 1953-02-20
A LOOK AT RADIO
By LEON GUTTERMAN

you big year
radio bigger ubiquitous
today radio
entertaining informing; helping people
the world they
The Arizona post., 1953-02-20
Asks American Support For
Israel AS Security Imperiled

(JTAAn appeal to the people of the U.s. and
other that its security is
impeIed following diplomatic break with the Jewish
Israes Ambassador Abba
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IA Arizona Post. February 20, 1858
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25

will receive a May basket. Children must be six years of age prior to November 1, 1853 in order to begin school this fall.
 It is plarned to have a similar enrolment tea for the kindergarten group sometime this summer. The PTA mem bers will act as hostesses.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25
Annual Pr. Tea For Parents

The annual enrolment tea for parents of children enter ing the first grade this fall will be held in the old Com munity Center building Fri day, May 1, at , pm.
 The rooms of the building will be arranged in open house style' for the pleasure of the guests. Each youngster