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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-26

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iejtaeben0en 0erein M%nerfennltng,
oab CT feline .Ilten" at ifpdsen ueiB.
0ementiprefeno ,plirben alif iieben
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horen, aeehrt. aber MIR slpci oerlel-
be,t ,parsn peri0nlidr anmeieno, nam.
lih Sobn 9)aih uno Treo Wahs.
man, Inn oieie Gbrune entgessn 81.
nebmpn. Die iibrisen, alleroings nid)t
aripeieno, tuarelt sSsobn 2utid), Sobn
ltlman ino Sobann Sdn.r aus
Glepelanh, Simon Jroblih III 8uf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-26

ialo, q. g., un6 WartinsS huiter IN
Sort 2%auber6aIe, Gla.
Sen feitliden &abwten fir bas
Yrogramm ibui Ole gintradt Ser.
mania nit i5ren ihonen 2ieoern. Nit
iainer itattliden Sdneerid,ar mad)tc
ser Gbor inter 2eituna ieines inner,
miiblihen Iirieenten HllOolpb Shu-
tier einen redt el,teu Ginor,d. 3ers-
nnonienmeilter mar Tranf Sann. SO
udhm oieies Set oes 3sueiees l einen
reht miireiaen nnb ~hormcuiihen
Gerlaut.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-26

Bonn. - 8uu6estansler Or. Som.
rdo Moena1ter erflGrte, bab Die :te,,ett
&erren in Mosfal 6ara1,f ipetllie,
rem, bab Ste YIGne fiir Die 3uian.
me,tarbeit Ser tpeitliden @eIt ifeis
tern tpiirben ,,nb oaB oomit Die 50.
ipietunion ribr SieI Ser 8eltberrs
fdaft obne aampf" erreiden tonne.
/ Der 8eiten Surf nidt aulaiien, Sab
10 ettuas eeidiebt". iaete MSenauer.
M6enauer er6at Sic ltnterjtiituna
gang g1tropas fir Sie 0ertrGge, NIT
beren cine itarfe %eiiropGiid)e Mrnee
eeihaffen .unb Mstoeuti6Iano poll.
tiid eit Mliierter ser tpeltlid)en @eIt
sperben ion, 1,no iaete: r9ieie Ser
trdge, NIT be,en cine itarfe eurppdis
fde arnee eeiduffen unb @eit-
beutfhlanS politiid ein Mliiertcr ser
tpeitlihen @eIt tperben ion, uno iags
te: rDieie @ertrdee iino oas,, be-
fti,ntnt, ben 9eiamtsn, freien @eiten
sum Siege Der 6reibeit uto ser &C.
redtigfeit au fiibren. @enm Mosfau
zines Cages ert.nnen tperoe, bab es
feline 3iele rift NIT frieseriid)en Nit-
teln erreiden tam, Damn f6nnte,t
Gerban6lung.n erfolgoeripred,erb
fein."
abena,,er iprad) al,f Ser Sabres-
beriamntlung BON hriitliden Oemps
fraten, bic aus be1n bon &omml,nis
ften beberrihten SitoeutidlanS CELLO
ben fino. Nbeualier iprad ,,lr f,trs
s,no erfldrte, oaB roas @edt lette:1
Enoes iiber bns, llnre1t triunnpbtc-
ZEN tpiro", tpelfes in Sen sl,r Belt
bon, areml beberridten 2Gn6ern
berri1t, aber er iprad audi sic @ars
sung aus: v@ir miiiien 8eouIo ba-
ben. Dian oarf sen M,,t riht iinfen
iaiien. Man mub iid bic @eoulS be,
nabre,,, benn es iou ,tnb fann Mint
@etpalt argetpenoet tperbe,, I'M Sic
Oft6euti9er at befretsn. 0e,ltifla,;S
bat beute ,pieoer mGdtiee 6reunSc,
a,to ont gnoe bes @eaes tpinft SIC
Einiglng Ssltfhlanos in Srieoen
nu6 Jreibeit.
3aiier seaen 1ranfrei6
Auf Der gleid}en Geriammluas
fpra9 Safob aaiier, Der Ntiniiter fir
Geiont6eitfbe Nngeleeenbeiteu. 9is-
fer ertldrte. iest babe 6ranfreid bas
Sort, Inn oariiber sl entibeioen, Oh
q cine e,tropdiide Mrmee uno Elm
eeeintes europa geben ione, .tpelfes
ftart ee,tue lei. I'm, bteies Mtomseits
alter au %iberleben."
@aiier 1nadbte Graatreid SEN Gors
ipairf, baB es Oeutitlanb oes reiGe1
sssnouitriegebietes at Der Guar bera!l.
ben tpoue. Or n~erlangte Die @ieoers
bereirigung Oeutiflanos lrnb sic
Mifeabe Der perlorenen 8ebiete in,
Often. aber aud er b.itanS oarauI,
bab Dies NIT frieolifen Mitteln &C.
fbebe.
Er suanote iid sesea sic Don irans
sSiiider Seits geduBerten 8eiiirdrt,,ns
gen, nod benen 8eitbentihlano sic
Befreiltng Der Sitsebiete Surd sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-26

Senator Gait, ohio, itno equator
Ilabnnu, prititeu sic %
oes S8S.8arid)tes iiber Char
.es 6. 8pblen, Der oils @ctI6after in
in Musiidt aenommen lit.
berifteten lie, aaB lie nid,ts
,pas nidt id)on Stdatsiefre'
ar Dulles iiber 9oblen entbiiQte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-26
Buntes AllerIei in Kuerze
Ser alnertfaniid,e,l

Srllppcn ser amerifaniiten Z.
1ioiiiou in Scored iesten al,tt @ees1t.
roneriif ar, Inn utter fonrmuluiitiifem
Seiter ber rSlo 8albp". cine mihtige
gaition an Der @eitiroat, sl,riid 81
gewinnen. Gbiueit'fy, Sr1lppen. Die
au1 Montag abenb Sen %ideperiteu Nln-
griff in fiinf Monaten a,lsiiihrten,
batten oen groBten Cell bes 8erses
in Sdnoen. @eeenangriite Der Sic
bente,t Sipiiion arn 5ienstas fonl-
ten Den Jeinb nid,t pcrtrciben.
81 Sort Wortb. Seras, beraubte
sic 19idbrise Jrau 5eleu @rltbhs
Tefe, @attin eitss Sliesers. eine
8a,t 1tn $3.50, inbem lie Sem
Glerf iogte, lie piirSs oas 8abp er'
ihieben, Oas lie int 0ert armen belt,
lpenn ser GIcrf nidt einan 8elltel NIT
@elb iiiQe llno lie Oamit entfcr1elt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-26

Gin bal6es 0utenb Sid]ed,en, Die
nit e!nem tihehiihen transporting.
,e,,a nad @eitoeutihlanS flohen, CT.
laftan Inn politiides aipl. Sic bot
ten Die 5ll,tt stpei Sabre lang ee'
plant aehabt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-26

laiie. 80 Min,iten IpGter ,pitrbe lie
III ihrem Iuto eefaBt. Sic bate ibret
SSSlll,gen l,nb bas 8slo bel lid. sic ae.
itanb, baB lie altd, ant lesten 25. SEQ
pember cine 8uitf ,tilt $500 be~rdlrb,s.
S,Su atlautic Gin per'prad,en bic
limited Steelmorfers Of amertca, lit
$50 s1 oerbleihen. l1nb ioiort mutt
inabte man. bab lie pieIeidt unb nit
8ei,tbers Mr,to @crfers iid) INT eiltcl
aarantiertan SabresIobn non Der St
ol1ltrie %bemiiben tpplcn.
Neult frenpiQige Siii6lere ilber.
itanoen IN MIR $500 Darb GntIer-
ri,ng cine nel,e Itomerploiton in Der
@iiite HepaDas. Sic tparen cine hoi-
be Meile oihter als icnit iemano biz.
her NOR. Sic als iagten, tpenn rit-
tia aeidiitt, miiroen lie iif nod oid,-
ter beran ,pasen. sic beridteten, tic
bdtteu eine1 GrbItcB perNpiirt. dls
Die Mtomerploiion erfolete. ieSoh
MIR tuenig Site. aber tie borten einel,
araT mic tpenn 1000 aoroner si
aleiher abeelboiien tpiiroe,. @leif'
,eitia erfolete aud Ser critic Maiien'
ilug iiber sic Grploiion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-26

Yerionen. sic friiber eiltn1ul Siir'
DER nuren, aber oas 8iirgerreht Der.
Evening star., 1953-06-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

UNFINISHED FURNITURE STORE, in
excellent nearby Virginia location.
fully stocked; $2.400; terms; owner
has other interests. BOX 43.L. star.
DELICATEsSEN AND GROCERY;
NV; fully equip. and stocked: own
er nets over 500 6-day Wk.; own
sr srAi III $500 2S0 complete. HE. 4-7976.
dSSo'sSGssx1s: 10 sS5 Ss1sO liv: quarters. Minimum S
lease. S3. 800. Ii. 6-6241. ~ IS.
RESTAURANT-Grosses $4,000 per
lease, Rent. S125. CO. 5-97OI. 26'
GAS STATION. downtown suburban
area; excellent lease; very small In
ExcEGEfNr Eysstnfnt wA 6Pp69RT 9sFls 10. men ga' o,
restaurant with beer license; COM
pletely equipped and operating,
small amount Of cash required
Write Box 485-H. star. 2l"
SPECIAL BARGAIN. Must be sold ai
once: Barnett's famous Knotty PINE
at Deale. Md: the best fishing shore
on the Chesapeake; modern bldgs
well equipped doing good business
Nc money for good will; easy terms
sa,s sSs e.. wet st sTfr ss Ts sisE $ss
DRUGsTioRsEi rug GiSsi $4,000 cash DO down
vii buy q beautiful corner store
doing oyer $500 daily average
hEToS$ MI q $lS ~ SRs' easy terms
GIFT SHOP WANTEDEMnst do owe,
clients with cash; MILTON GOLD.
= SMITH, DI; 7-O440. -,
WR1~fn,nn
oPPSRTUNiTY PSISTf faHF for ~; man a1oTst With small
CAPITAL to go In business; will sell
him nationally-known tires, bat
tsries st.ss and accessories. Box S2-L
NEMLY-EagIPPEp lunch room 70,
1cpi nasa ssnse MR. rfGhs EEE Laurel 7sS as s!'''
GROCERY, on busy Georgia ave;
sf sSner Ssea auf EsF' Hs
AEkGoSnfrfSNES IT, sSatG q RA; e-GSssi GsSEsssriAuRANr
Nicely loc. on Wilson blvd. in the
hub of Arlington, close to. the
courthouse, bank and once bldes.
dav closed. Priced At Sa7'5oo viii with
new equipment and Furnishings
Mr.. Nj omohundro With ', J.. WESLEY ~
BUCHANAN. INC. ia. 4.1156.
fine ioca tion: call Ii. s-s37s or in
person 614 Pa. ave. Sc. go
BEAUTY SALON. best location down.
town. ir-conditioned. A steal al
$4,000 by OWNER, Elk. 3-93O5
HARDWARE sTORE-New location
to order, 5000 Wilson blvd. METZ.
LER. ia. 9-5474. -25
EsTABLISHED saw MILL business;
fully equip; trucks, tractors, etc.
Now operating. Will sell or con-
slider partner. Box $3.50. Star
Evening star., 1953-06-23
HOUSES FURNISHED Gent

RoCKyILE--6-room home. on quiet
SAMUEL Z. BooLEY, INC, Poplar
4ssS SiGai sth ST. N.w--1mmacuIats:: late: 2
saso sns mS aRd ss.h ssS hiss Rs sss9ss ssess9sssss
bedrm., 2-bath, completely furn.
home; new vacant; 5-mo. lease;
5000 per mo. Call Mrs. Davis. EN-.
IIIS54 Witn -Ira6SOMAS L. PHIL
SILVER SPRING-Six-rm. brick Co
no n% year S Hsss; Issss a. a. SssssS ssssIssSss $50
666 JEFFERSON ST. NE. - NEW,
beautifully furnished home in all
white neighborhood, conv. to schools
and transportation; 3 bedrms., liv.
rm.. dining room, kitchen and bath,
out; large yard. auto. gas heat.
Only $l25 mo To inspect call LEO
a. BERNSTEIN q CO., 14l5 K
SIS Is 1iHi 1EFirERsoN ST, NE. s.bea.
room semidet. brick house. avail.
@ m Ven biSS.D iSseSD. v.fSlSy, fSlly nS9 eSuiSPped
large yard: nicely, furnished: gas
neat; bsmt.; conv. to schools. shop
Ping centeT. etc; reas: rent; To
Co, i416 K st. NV, ME-. S-b402'
4316 ELLICOTT ST. NV,
3 bedrms., IN baths. detached white
detached garage. h.-W.h.; cow ''n e.
can VA. $500. S0' 40 inspect
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1953-06-23
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

OFFICER CLIENTS need good houses
in Arlington-Falls Church area. Call
Mr.. ThWing for appraisal. GLEBE-
WOOD REALTY, IA. 7-773S. -23
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine. tenants for homes in
nearby Md. or NV. D. c.; free ap-
praisals; no delay. For complete
rental service, phone us today.
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 6-6242. --23
WANTED . large, we'll furnished
house. with at least 4 bedrooms and
with large rooms on the 1st floor.
Suitable for entertaining. Vicinity
Of Massachusetts, Park. $500 to
$500 month. Long lease. Wo
NAVY OFFICER desires det. rambler
or Cape Cod; 2 or 3 bedrms. with
yd.; suitable for tots; in s.e.; viii
l. OR 2 YR. LEASE-small uifurn.
house; NV; fenced yard; empl
adults. EN-. S-SS17 ewes. 24s
WANTED large, well-furniShed
house, with at least bedrooms and
with large rooms on the 1st floor.
Suitable for entertaining. Vicinity
of Mass. Park. $500 to 5000 month
Long lease: WO. 6-5163.
FAMILY WANT 2 or 3-bedroom fur.
ntshed house near Bureau of Stand
ards or Chevy Chase for July and
August. after z pm, EN-. 2-9572.
26h
Evening star., 1953-06-23
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
.sIoss ths country. safe storage IN
fSens fisss'ts No. rsoSs s6o s18iEi 8GiNioN NssEas sAoR
LfdAr AaE co HAuEfNcE N EtfSlih'd ias,i mdyISs SSs
beaches esp. s. I. NORRIS. 1910 18th
st: NV Call TU 2-1 $50 after 4 pm.
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos ct lower rates, JUpsoN
FORWARDING. Ma. S.4S62.
FREE PACKING BOXES - Chester
Movers. anything, any time. Luggage
boxes, etc. RE. 7-1560. ia. 9-0l15,
MOvTNG-Low rates: short notice;
exper,. men: beach runs; insured
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
rsss. IA. s-sss7; ewes. RA. S;i4ie.
ROYALL TRANSFERRING will move
you by job or So hr. Six rms. as
low as $50. DE. 2-O066. 20"
MOVING AND HAULING; pads and
van service; reasonable rates. H.
GREENE, Ii. 4-2538. go
EARL'S VAN SERVICE, moving and
general hauling at any time; reas.
rates. 10. 3-5407. Il
Moving-Day or Night, Sun,
Very reas. Rates. 10. 2-1546
Evening star., 1953-06-23
HOUSES FURNISHED

8 BEDROOM FURNISHED BRICK
Virginia; 8 min. Pentagon. Cal
KI. 9-2S76. before noon or after |
ess = JEFFERSON ST. N.w.-spaciou,
det. corner location: 2 bedrms:. liv
rm.. din. rm,, on 1st floor. In bsmt
sf klE Bet. ut ssrsae s rsi is5 5 mo- dep avs anf
July , 3; g, . CHARLES c. CONNER
ARLANDRIA, VA. - 3-bedrm. brick
sftS stfttSSchsd; newly decor. MR.. VII
10 min. dntn. High. cool, spacious.
4 or more bedrms. Laundromat,
mo. WO. $1,000. -27
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-3-bedrm., 2
rm. house; willow-tree terrace, picket
ienee; garage auto. ldry:. mod. kit.
Sept. 8, $3.50 per mo. EN-. 3-943l
CHEVY CHASE. D.C.-Det. brk.. j.
hedfms., 2 baths, den. powder rm.,
Dv., din. rm:. kit. porches, maids
quarters. full attic. bsmt. KE; z
RADIANT vALLEY-petached 6ficl SH
rambler with lovely furniture. two
large bedrms.. iy. rm.. dining rm.
kit. and bath. Storage attic. Sl45
per mo. SHANNON & LUCHS CON-
PANY: 1905 Fl street NV. Ma
TWO IMMACULATE HOMES, 2 bed.
Eos9sSS EoS%sSS lss. yards; sll5-sls0: as 70
FALLS icH.-2,bedroom brick. GS isrse
lawn. trees. televn., fireplace, fan;
S125 mo-. July 1-Nov. i. JE. 2-6710.
ARLINGTON. va. es7o N. Taylor
st.-6 rms, III baths, near Loreom
lane. Shown by appt. only. Phone
IA. s-O102. 9 am. to 5 pm. week
BETHEsDA-AcRoss FROM NAVAL
MED. HOSP. 47l0 Jones Bridge
rd.: 2 bedrms.. storage attic, base
ment; S132. OF. 2-03l9. --25
SUMNER RENTAL, nearby Nd, June
25-Seut. 8; 6-rm. house, scr. porch.
fenced I'd, Bendix wash; ideal for
children; reas. rent. OIL. 2-6s9e.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Sf5O mo. /;
near Chevy Chase Circle; transpor-
tatton and shopping; excellent con-
dition; 5 rooms and bath. Call =,
4. TWEED CO., I'M. $3.50 'till
AiEx..bEvEREY HILLS bedrm.. n !
ss:ni; ample x yard; .Hplt:; sl.ysly i
SILVER SPRtNG-2 bedrms., IN
baths, Air conditioner; July 1-0ept
]. Adults. eA1b. JU. 7.701o. -26
Evening star., 1953-06-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
New detached brick home, In the
hall entrance, large sized liv. rn.,
din. rm., all-elec. kit, screened
concrete porch and powder rm. on
1st A.; 3 large bedrms. and bath
on end A.: bright basement with
lavatory.. excellent financing and
reasonably priced. Shown by Appt,
Nj. shuman; DU. 1895. MAR y.
1924 l4th st. .AD. 4-2005.
BRIGHT W0OD-Near Sheridan shop
ping center: large 4-bedroom semi
detached brick home; conv. TO every.
thing: Ia baths end d.: LIST a.
powder rm.. recr. rm.; terms: quick
poss: AUERHAcH a. CO., DI. q
casvY sST1 4i 4cIiAsE1o. 1oSS MD.-s17aso. A..
tractive 6-rm. det. residence con-
taining Q lge.. liv. rm., 3 excel. bed
rooms and bath, family size din.
rIn., lge. mod. KIT. with dishWaster
and stainless-steel sink; full bsmt.,
Lear gafaGe; SO" attic fan: excel
loe. Reas. cash payment. w. b.
WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 I'll Q pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-23
APARTMENrs UNFURNIsHrp
CONVENIENCE
Plus a View

Is offered in these spacious
! and 2 bedrm. apts., avail.
now in N. Arl.'s most &C:
cessible area, featuring sep
arate din. rms. and disposal
kits. Just 5 minis. to PEN
TAGON and downtow n
WASHINGTON with a mag
nificent VIEW of the city
ONLY a few left. Call OF
drop by our Office.
DIRECTIONS: Risht on Arl. blvd. a
Va. end OF Memorial Bridge to Is
trAfnc light. turn left 100 It. Il
l429 Nash st.. north and renta
MURPHY & SMELL PROPERTIES
AL I
Evening star., 1953-06-23
HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED tcent. /,
HOME VALUES

S2S Ogiethorpe st. n.e.--Three bed.
rooms. living room, powder room
Kitchen has eft. refriseretof anC
Earbaee disposal; full basement
Evening star., 1953-06-23
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
houses sSuo Or 'su subets VRt95n WasS vs pt'
JEWISH WOMAN wants l-bedrm.
or enc. apt, vic. 3rd and Kennedy
,,y SIS: nv; Pay up to $75; JU. s-1422
apts. and rooms for Geo. Wash.
Univ. students and faculty. Write
only care Of Housing ONCE, GWU.
GENTLEMAN wants pvt. 1-bedroom
or ENC. apt; vic. Cap. Hill or Geo.
Wash. Univ. AP. 7-S399 ewes. "a"
Evening star., 1953-06-23
GLASSMANOR
WASHINGTON'S FINEST
GARDEN APARTMENTS
Moderate Rentals
WEEKLY
Completely Furnished
For Transient Families
MONTHLY. YEARLY


Furnished and Unfurnished
l. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
To reach: Out 8. Capitol st. Q block
over D. G. line Mon. through Fri.
9-6: Sat. 81 LO. 7-8lO0.
COLORED-vERY LIGHT, clean ant
quiet 1-fm.. kit. and share bath
Petworth location. RA. 6-SO84.
coL.-DIGNIFIED HOME, 2 rms.
kit, encl. backporch, semibath
6reet6Egs" top a.. empL cpl. DE; 2
CoI0RED-eess 18th ST. NV.
rms. Kit. and bath. Ss4 so up mo.
incl. all utilities; recently remodeled
redecorated bldg; adults only; imme
occup. To inspect see Jan. on prem
ises or call ME S-5402.
COL0RED-14OO 1st ST. NV
rms. with semipvt. bath: adults only
immsd; INN ed, oeeqp;S; S56 mo. To inspect
C0LoREDSS2s o ST. N.w.-sm
apt. avail: for immed: occup.; adults
only; $37; so mo. To inspect Cal
CoEoREPMIs1s COZ sERe01. 9th ST. NV
So md NTH adults Hi ena oy sSmDyt mm.d ssth
To inspect call ME. 8-54O2.
COLORED-l348 EUCLID ST. NV
rms. kit. bath and back porch
.S92.60 mo-: adults only: immed
1ccup. To inspect see ian. on prem
c0LoRED-e ROOMS. semipvt. bath;
All privileges. 4101 4th st. NV.
C6foRE6he@eiI;4is t ST. NV Nw1Ss and
2 rm. apis. $50 so and up. See
ianitor or phone WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP, MA. R-4R18 30
Evening star., 1953-06-23
HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL TO SHARE mod. house with 8
DEEGaFFFTn SfFF U.s. IA Efv2NSo 2sSSoS for ss ySSn,
lady, in charming home with sm
group Of working gals. Pull-timt
maid. GOOD transp; 1928 Kennedy
GEoRGEr6MAN9ssil 81 E Mi SA s-sl7S; Or Girls SS to
share attrac. furn. 3-bedrm. home
with other girls; very reaS. AD
BUSINESS LADY will share com.
or 2 business ladies; cony. tC
everything. JE. 4-2S82.
Evening star., 1953-06-23

r. A. HUMPHREYS
ma. S-5020 Realtors sos N. Capitc
Evening star., 1953-06-23
RRIGHTWOOD

Price reduced, det. brick, z lge. rms.
" baths, 2 porches, oil h.-w.h.,
Lear garage. lge. lot. This house 10
IN AL cond. DON BLAIR, RA.
6-040O, RE 7-373C
Evening star., 1953-06-23

NO. / THIRD ST. NE.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
738 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S3O
Evening star., 1953-06-23
HOME VALUES

Realtors
MA. S-5020, sos North Capitol st
Evening star., 1953-06-23
FURNISHED HOMES
HOUSES UNFURNISHED

PERRY HAY co.
q. 6-3006 JU. 5-6242
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Billingsley Realty Co.
EN-. 2-2326 TIL Q Pm.
BERKFT,EY

CONTINUED ON Next Pase.)
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Myer Navy Annex. Arl. Hall; new;
l and bedrm.. apts.; .immed. occu-
pancy; near schools. transp.,. shop
ping; $3.50 and sos. all utils.. ex-
sept eieetricity. 4014 Columbia pike
1924 Z ST. S.E.-Desirable 1 bedrm.
liv: rm., kit. and bath in new bldg.
500 90 plus utils.; conv. to bus and
school. LU, 4.331l. ga
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WILL EXCHANGE my 7-room house
in Wash; p. G., for 2 4 or room
n, NV, side Of Chicago. Must be
had By or before July 10. DE.
2-4911. -25
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MURPHY & SMELL PROPERTIES
1420 N. Nash. st., Arl. IA. 5-71oi
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Chevy Chase, .. C.-$32, 500
Vacant and. ready to move into.
Assume q large lst trust. 5000
down large bedrms.. 2k baths.
recr. Tm., porch, 2-car garage. A
very hne home. Near sehools,
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APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED

BRADLEY BLVD. APTs.-l ana 2
bedrms. with liy. rm.. dinette. kitch-
s1; eV;s,aS,se 1iS eatS nG eli r. Tsis except gASns
GALE rd:, Chevy Chase. Nd; hours,
,too B. Mon through Fri. OIL
SHiPLEY PARK-ons ana two bed.
rm: apis. in lovely Sc. apt. develop.
dows. plenty Of closet space. storage
bus. schools and shopping center;
psdrm. from $50 to $500; 4
ossca oessSsrmsi; Ioc:fe S9S; sil nn Tntils Included
HYATTSVILLE2 pvt. apts., lst a..
bedrmS:, liy. .rnl., kit, bath, pvt.
entr.; ,S65; 2nd a., l bedrm., Hy.
fm'' kit' bath. sos. UN. 4-1796:
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Of Negroes In probably more
crucial. And II Is quite obvious
that, although they manifest q
healthy skepticism about what
can be done for race betterment
and frequently disagree on what
ought to be done, they are free Of
the cynacism which Myrdal as
cribSS to the bulk Of Negro In
tellectuRls.
Now there Is nothing contra
dictory in the fact that these
Negro inteliectuals who have
gained much under the existing
patterns Of race relations are
foremost among those demanding
fundamental changes. In this re-
spect their position Ia similar to
that Of the colored intellectuals
who are emerging as leaders Of
colonial peoples in Asia and Afri-
ca. The Negro man OF learning. by
virture Of this very learning, is
most keenly aware Of the gap be-
tween professed equalitarian
ideals and the practices Of dis
elimination. Not only this, but he
II highly conscious Of alternate
possibilities for racial adjustment.
Finally, he has the capacity.
which the bulk of his fellow Ne
groes lack. to communicate his
knowledge not only to Negroes,
but TO a white audience as well.
There Is also a personal equa-
ton to be considered. The Negro
intellectual learns that regardless
Of how talented he In. or how pro-
ductive he may be. there win be
certain barriers to both his per-
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sonal and professional achieve
ment. Some can resign themselves
to half . loaf and appear thank
f1l for IL, but others win demand
their Just due. And when this In
not forthcoming. they are prspar-
cd 70 use such &lCiIls Al they have
In an effort TO redress the balance.
Thus in giving the Negro intel
lectual the gift Of tongues. or at
least permitting him to acquire
q facility with ideas and words,
the white society frequently Bews
for itself Q hair shirt. And az more
inteIlectuals emerge from the
segregated Negro world, the rub
win become more irritating and
the scratches vii penetrate the
surface.
Not only this, the Negro initial
lectual who chooses racial protest
win find that his own self-concep-
ton Ii indirectly reinforced by the
achievements Of colored men In
the emerging states Of Africa and
Asia. / doubt that many Negro
iRtellectuals in this country have
failed to experience at least VIC
ariously q sense Of power and an
understandable feeling Of re-
venge against whites In observ-
ing Soekarno, a Dutch-schooled
intellectual, toss his teachers and
masters out OF IndonesiA, or In
seeing Nehru, British-trained,
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quite common.
All men who, II they were not
dedicated 10 racial protest a. q
profession, would stand relatively
high In other occupations Of their
choosing. All have gained or could
gain from our bi-racial society
substantially more than their less
fortunate fellows whose lot they
are out to improve. All Of them
find In one way or another q much
wider acceptance by at least GER
tain segments Of the white COM
munity than do the non-intellec-
tual members Of the race. Most Of
them are highly race conscious
and display marked race pride.
While their independent intellec-
tual achievement may account In
part for their wider recognition,
the fact that they are either ac-
tive participants in betterment
movements or in some form SYM
bolize the aspirations of the mass
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Obviously. even those Negro In
tellectuals who actively partici-
pate In the protest and better
ment movements 10 which we
have referred are not Of like mind.
However, the do share together
certain significant features. They
are concerned primarily with
IDEAS. and they believe that ideas
can be used a. instruments in
the struggle against various
forms of white supremacy. They
come with very few exceptions
from the upper and middle groups
Of the Negro community. Their
educational achievements are
high and college training. usually
with specialized graduate work, IL
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Played ImpoFsGns
Role On Advance

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face Of accumulated odds Of three
centuries.
stiIl others, consumed by self
hatred, when not apoIogizing for
the accident Of their origin, seek
70 shear off tho marks Of racial
Identity and thus remove the ono
thing that In dsflnitiva OF their
being. There are some Negro In
tsllsctlals whose primary con-
Germ II race; II IL always focal In
their thinking and acting. And In
contrast stand those for whom
race IN q minor consideration, .
fact reflected IN the absence or
subordinate place Of Negro
''thsmes'' in thsiF creative efforts.
Some Negro intsllsctuals make q
serious attempt 10 Identify with
or at least become the apokesmsn
OF their brethren ''faFthsreat
down." while others regard them
selves a. members Of an elite: