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Evening star., 1953-11-16
A. u. President To Address Club

Angela Acuna de Chacon, dele
gate from Costa Rica to the
Inter-American Commission Of
Women, will discuss 1.-THE Fem
mist Movement in the United
States"
Helen Orr Watson, author Of
children's books, will address the
literature section at 2 pm. FRI
day. A discussion of books for
Christmas, led by Mrs. William
l.. Newmeyer, will also be a
program feature.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

:. MikDSIRE The tempestuous story Of q great vild
stallion. Q fieTy 01ri-and the man who was strung
enough 70 tame them b0thl
g. ARIZONA AAaES. His blazing stx-shocter spread
terror among the toughest badmeni
5. SHADOW on ysaE TRAsa ouick.shoctine wada
Holden fights with rAw-hide tough rustlers.
8. AocuR RIVER VEUO. violence and death on
Rogue River, where men stopped 1t nothing to win
the high stakes Of the rich salmon runs.
,. DESERT colo spine-tinsling adventure Of men
and women ctazed BY the lure Of riches.
.. WESJ o. TysE PEcos. Into this land Of the
lawless came hard-rding, straight shooting young
man-WhO turned out TO be girl
=. the lsosW oV WESyERN STARS Mighty epic
Of warfare. thrcbbing with np-rcartng excitement!
10. cAll o. TSiE CANYON, Smashing drama Of
death and danger-rActng to climax that leaves
you breathleNs
~. 10000 on vVsE moor. Pioneer Huett battles
screaming Indians and laWless rustlerS in gum
bIlStllng Arizona.
The other great volumes, Of which space dos not
permit description, include: II. Wild Horse Mesa:
Evening star., 1953-02-15
All the Glory Of the Old
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Evening star., 1953-02-15
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Evening star., 1953-02-15

TW-2-15-53
Evening star., 1953-08-30

Brick and frame; equip. kit. sep
arate din. rm., . bedrms. bath on
1st floor; finished stairway to 2nd
floor designed for 9 bedrms and
bath. Assume GI loan. $1,000 down,
$50 mo. JU. 1891. 30
Evening star., 1953-08-30

Alta Vista Gardens-S19,950
. new, large, 3-bedroom ramblers;
separate dining room, fun cellar,
attic, LEE CRANDAL, OIL. 1853.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

Lady Lourdes-Big, s.
bedrm., 2-bath brick rambler; per-
feet loc: fol. children, near Lyn-
area; beautiful community with
homes spaced well apart; on large
level lots; wide paved streets and
sidewalks; diShwasher, disposal,
garage. OWNER, LEAVING CITY.
HAS REDUCED FOR IMMED.
SALE. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI.
7-1411: ewes OIL. o-3on2 IN
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WINGATE

-. DE dIDIJA, MD,
94O1 Lindale drive. Open Sunday 1
70 o. Cooley built detached brick
rm. with f1repl.. din. rm, lge. mod
ern kit. 2 twin-Size bedrmS, and
bath; Full bsmt.. STAIRS TO TIRE
MENDOUS EXPANSION ATTIC
WITH SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL
RMS: AND BATH: Plumbing and
porch. excel. 4heo financing. To
reach: Out Old Georgetown rd, to
Beech drive, left on Beech to Will
mette. right on Willmette to Lin
dale. right TO property.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE, MD,

OFEN d TO I'M.
9601 Ross rd.; modern brick Colonial
on large corner lot. beautifully land
scaped, interior immaculate with
many extras included. Dir. Out
East-West hwy, from 10th st. NV,
to first light. Grubb rd. right .
blks; to Open Sign. Mr.. Piver, HE
REALTY co,
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COLORED-CORNER
$3.50 DOWN

401 18th ST. Sc.
OPEN SAT- AND SUN. 2-7
Seven large rooms, hardwood floors,
extra room and shower in base
ment, automatic heat, concrete front
porch; large loan.
SOL INVEST CO., Ii. 3-5307
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woops1pE PARK, 500 $50

WOODSIDE Park, S29, BOO
500 Red Oak drive; 4 bedrms., .
baths, de luxe brick home; liv. m.
with fireplace. din. rln., ail-eiec. kit,
with table space: bSmt. garage,
sun deck: located in Silver Spring S
most desirable neighborhood: re-
duced $1,000 Tor immed. sale: de-
Siraole financing available: consider
moderate priced trade. Out Coles
vile rd. to Dale drive MRS Kay'S,
left to Red Oak drive. right to
house
Evening star., 1953-08-30

KENSINGTON-New brk. bungalow
3 bedrooms, fireplace, recre. room,
built-in gar; corner lot. Plyera
Mill rd. and Wheatley st. Open
today Sl6.950: terms A. r.
SEELYE, DI. 1895 or 10. 4-OS43
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127O1 HOLDRIDGE

BUILDERS CLOSEOUT
Open to q, one left; brick Cape
Cod; bedrms., 2 baths at the
amazing price. of $17.5OO; full
come and get it. Out Ga. ave. ext.
to Denley. left 2 blks. to Holdridge
and open sign. SIGLER e. CO., LO.
4-S3S3 IO h-4064
Evening star., 1953-08-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
<ENSTNGTON Spec

KENSINGTON SPECIAL
Today's best buy. The cleanest Cape
Cod tmaginable. Liv. rm. with
nrepl;, din. rm., modern table kit,
tile bath. big bedroom; I'd A., 2
bedrooms. Full bsmt.. outside entr. !;
lge. h.-w. heater; gas &C. heat.
Beaut. front and back lawn, picket
fence "A. r. SEELYE. DI. 7-S325
or LO. 4-0S43,
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WHEATON AREA

Need a large home? We have it. A
beautiful 4-bedrm., 2-bath, brick
Cape Cod with full bsmt., gas &C.
heat. Ready for immediate occu-
pancy. Terms may be arranged.
5-265l.
r.. A. HUMPHREYS, REALToR
MA. S-6O2O sos N CAPITOL, ST
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COLORED
1870 G ST. Sc.

Row brick. s rms; arranged for z
families: nice front porch, fun bsnt
small down payment. Ii 6-7043.
Willoughby Real Estate Co.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
6sO3 WOODLAND AVE.

6SO3 WOODLAND AVE.
81 1850; Takoma, Park, Montgomery
sale; desirable brick home, liv. rm..
din. rm., kit, 9 bedrms screened
porch, eXpansable attic, tiled bath,
full bsmt. with lavatory: large lot:
make BEST OFFER; terms may he
arranged Out N. H. ave. extended
to Belford pl: q biks. past Ray rd
ave-, right to 6S03.
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OWNER LEAVING
Silver Spring-Conv. all schools: l.
year-old brick rambler. 1is-baths,
3 larse bedrms., din. rm.. full bsut-.
firepl., porch. large kit. many extras.
HE. 4-49l1.
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317 LADSON RD.

317 LADSON RD.
S14 500: $500 CASH; ASSUME
LARGE 4ee LOAN
2-bedrm. brick rambler. liv. rm.. din.
L, mod. equip kit, stairway to lge.
attic, auto. washer. storm windows,
ColesviIle rd. to Old Biadensbufg I'd.
-Four CornerS) left to KerWin rd.
right to Edgewood ave, right to
Ladson, left to 317.
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BETHESDA
OPEN SUNDAY, l to 6
5522 OAKMONT AVE.


This new modern Colonial is only
blk. to transp., within walking dis
tance OF Nat. Inst. of Health. Built
on lovely deep lot in an excel.
location for children. this f1ne home
has lge rms. throughout. 17-ft.
natural wood cabinets and rubber
tile floor viii please the housewife at
once. There is powder rm. on the
1st fr. and 8 lge. bedrms. and bath
on end 1r The liv. rm. and sep.
din. rm. are lge. and bright with
picture windows The big fun
bsmt, has picture windows overlook
ing the garden. Immediate possess
sion. Dir Wis. ave. to Bank Of
Bethesda. then down Old George
town rd. to Oakmont ave-. left to
open sign.
EDWARD F. FRY co.
0I, 4-h212 7240 WIS. Ave.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Southern Md Estate,

OAO4AN44 II 44N. GOGd UCS
We have 2 modern 2-bedrm. homes
on large lots with all mod. improve
Indian Head hwy, Mr.. Rees, River
side 5-4S5l or 3-4202. LYMAN C.
DELLE & CO, INC. ST. 2-36o0
Evening star., 1953-08-30
71O1 POPLAR AVE

71O1 POPLAR AVE.
s15.950: new brick and frame
L. lit with table space, 3 twin
size hedrmS, tiled bath. full bsmt.
with walk-out exit. Out N. H. ave
to. Ethan Allen, left to Sycamore,
left to Columbia ave. II blkD. right
to Poplar, left to 1tO1
OpFN OF
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UNIVERSITY PARK
5000 44th AVE.
WHEATON AREA

Two-bedrm. brick bungalow. Has hv.
rm.. kit. with din. area. full bsmt.
Priced reduced. Assume GI loan.
evenings. call Mr.. Mcmahon, LO.
r. A. HUMPHREYS, REALTOR
MA. S-5O20 sos N. CAPITOL ST.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

1929 Overlook drive; outstandine
custom-built rambler; 3 bedrms.. .
hall rambler; Iiv. rm. with fireplace,
sep. din. rm.. kit, 3 lge. nedrms.,
full bsmt.. front patio, det. brick
garage; located on a4-acre beautiful
handicapped lot, in MONTGOMERY
County's most desirable suburban
community. Out N. H. ave. to Over
1929 and WOoDMoOR OPEN SIGN.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.


CLOsE-IN SILVER SPRING
BUNGALOW-S12.95O
OPEN SUN. . TO z PM.
705 RITCHIE AVENUE
Attractive prewar, built bungalow on
spacious level lot 10000 So. ft)
living room, dining room. modern
kitchen, bedrooms and bath. Full
basement. oil hot-water heat: de-
tached garage; elementary and jr.
high schools close by. Can be bought
with low cash. easy terms. To reach:
Out Georgia avenue to Sligo avenue
at B g. o underpasSl; right on Sligo
to Ritchie: right on Ritchie to house.
Call Mr.. Clark. RA. 3-9011.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
AID. 4-2005
RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY
Brk. rambler mr.. Wheaton. , bed
rms; $500 dn, S95' total monthly
pymt. Move right in. ST. 3-3466.
Ewes, HE. 4-4296.
TANEN REALTY co
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COLORED-$695 DOWN

BEAUTIFUL Sc. BRICK HOME
14q llth ST Sc.
Open Sat. and Sun. from 30 Six
extra-lge. rms. newly redeeorated,
tile kit. and tile bath. full bSmt.
nice floors, lge. front and rear
SOL INVEST CO., Ii. 3-5307
Evening star., 1953-08-30
OPEN, / TILL 6
REDUCED TO SELL
S6 nm nOUJN

Modern, Split-level. new brick: bed
rooms, 2l2 baths, banuuet-SiZe din
ing rn., built-in garage bsmt. Ex-
elusive and convenient location, 3927
o ST. Sc. Open daily. NE. S-O540,
Ext 3lO evenings
Evening star., 1953-08-30
GEORGIAN FORREST

4S-ft. brick rambler on "a acre. To-
days best buy at S22,50O or best
offer. Liv. rm. 13x2O, 3 'Ige. bed
rms, full dining rm.. 12x14 west
inghouse kit, lge. bath. side porch,
full basemt. with bath. Compare
these rm. sizes with any house up
to $4,000. BIB Regina DIR. To
reach: Out Ga. ave. ga mi past
Wheaton. Or call MR.. LEE. build
Evening star., 1953-08-30
COLORED
(-Tn DAco nT O u

COLORED-OPEN. . TIL s
1858 INDEPENDENCE AVE.
Arranged for families: . full baths.
Call LII o-HQ04
Evening star., 1953-08-30

COLORED-2O 18th ST. S.E.-S495
down; s rooms, row brick, full bSmt.
steel beam construction. Trades ac-
ccepted. KENMORE REALTY. s535
COLORED-551? BASS PL. SEA
lovely Semidet. brick for only $500
down. :, lovely bedrms liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, bath. full bSmt. oil heat:
lovely ward with Anchor fence. Call
MIR, HUNT. Ma. S-549l. CARL o.
HOLLOMAN 30
COLORED-NR. MASS AVE- rms.
row brick; gas heat. nice I'd; reaS.
priced for quick sale. RELIANCE
REALTY CO.. DU. 7-O92S, Ii
Evening star., 1953-08-30
WHEATON
1858 HOLDRIDGE

Open 2 to 6, custom built 2-bedrm,
brick rambler, full bsmt. on Ice.
level lot. just the house for the
young veteran who wants to give
1Oeo, down to GTS. Other financing
available.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
GLEN MAR PARK
HILLENDALE, $4,000

Beautiful 2-bdrm. rambler, waIl-to-
wall carpeting, many other desirable
features; open Sun, 2-6. Mass. ave.
ext, TO Sangmore rd., left to 52O5.
OWNER. OIL. 2-4oon
Evening star., 1953-08-30
$1,000 DOWN
81 500 DOWN

Brick. like new, only about 8 yrs. old
spacious liv. rm.. din. rm., modern
kit, :: bedrms., tiled bath, full
bsmt. gas heat, storm windows and
screens. This is real bargain at
appt. to inspect call Mr.. Curling,
with r G. DUNNE. HO 2-0700;
ewes. and Sun, Ia. 6-11fS
Evening star., 1953-08-30
GARRETT PARK

GARRETT PARK
DEN AND POWDER RM.. 1st FLOOR
Three bedrms., Ia baths on 2nd
n; lge;. liv. rm. with .firepl., family
den and powder rm. on 1st A.;
bSmt. contains rec. rm. with firepI.
and full bath: also garage; deep
level lot; bus and schools nearby.
Priced in low twenties with excel.
financing. LO. 5-2S00 It'll 9 pm,
Evening star., 1953-08-30
KENsINdToN

4103 DECATUR STREET
OPEN SUN. l TO DARK
Why pay rent when you can own
this attractive bungalow with , bed
Only $3.50 down and $50 per month
including taxes and insurance. Drive
out Connecticut ave. past firehouSe
In KenSington, turn left on Concord
then left on Decatur to our open
sign. Call Mrs. Dawson. WO. 6-4I62,
MARSHALL j. WAPIE co
3aalfor An
Evening star., 1953-08-30
NORTH CHEVY CHASE
SILVER sPRING

)ne-acre with broom, 2-bath base
ment home, convenient loc.; by
OWNER, 1902 Stewart DIR. OIL.
Evening star., 1953-09-07
New Hormone Found to Curb
Weed Killer Damage to Plants

virulent strain of plant pest
called the crown gall organism. "
Explaining that various chemi-
Gals like BOD can cause tumor-
like growths in good plants-as
can also the Grown gall organ
lsms"-the scientists said the
newly discovered hormone ap-
pears able to regulate such abb
normal grothS.
They added they also are
studying the action of the new
hormone to tumors in animals to
see if there is any regulatory
effect.
One handicap to the whole
project is the fact that the new
substance cannot be dissolved in
water. Injection in plants to
date have been in crystalline
form, but studies are underway
designed to convert the sub
stance into a more solubleform.
Evening star., 1953-09-07
BY the Associated Press

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 7.-Dis-
covery of a powerful new plant
hormone which suggests posi-
bilities of protecting important
crops from injury by chemical
weed killers was reported today.
A team of University of Wis
consin horticulturists said they
had isolated from plants
chemical which appears to be
part of the mechanism which
helps plants to grow normally
and encourages normal cell ar
rangement.
And they said that when it
was injected experimentally into
plants in concentrated form it
helped protect them from the
injurious effects of purposely ap-
piled doses of 2-4-D. the weed
killing chemical which can be
bad news to vegetable and fruit
crops if it accidentally gets on
them in sufficient quantity.
Report to Biologists.
Drs. r. H. Roberts and B. Es-
ther Struckmeyer made their re-
port to the first session of the
annual convention of the Amer
lean Institute of Biological Sci
ences, attended by some 1000
biologists from North, Cent? al
and South America and parts of
Europe.
The four-day scientific pro-
gram on the campus of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin will include
more than 1000 reports IN new
research in various fields of biol
ogy ranging from anatomy to
oceanography.
Can Cause GrOwthS.
The new plant hormone. while
isolated in crude form, has not
yet been fully identified as to
chemical structure, the two SCI
entists said. But they declared
it not only showed an ability to
reduce injurious effects of 2-4-D,
but also reduced abnormal cell
growth that can be caused by a
Evening star., 1953-09-07
Two Die in Plane Wreck
On Pennsylvania Farm
BY the Associated Press

SOMERSET, Pa, Sept. T.
Two bodies and the wreckage of
a single-engine plane were found
late yesterday on an abandoned
farm eight miles west of this
southwestern Pennsylvania town.
State police identified the vic
tins as Charles Stegura, 81, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stegura of
Uniontown, Pa, and Peter Ben
nett, 80. of New York.
The plane apparently crashed
Friday night during a rainstorm,
state police said. 1t plowed into
a small hill on the farm in Laurel
Hill State Park near Bakersville,
in Somerset County. The bodies
were thrown clear of the craft.
Evening star., 1953-09-07
z jets and HeIicopter
To Seek New Marks al
National Air Show
By the Associated Press

DAYTON, Ohio, Sept. Two
Sabre jets and a helicopter try
for new world speed records at
the National Aircraft Show to-
day. The helicopter also will
seek new altitude mark.
Featured event is the race
against time by Brig. Gen. J..
Stanley Holtoner, ~, command
er of Edwards Air Force Base,
California. in the annual Thomp-
son Trophy event expected to
start about 1925 pm, (EDT
Gen. Holtoner, flying a North
American F86D Sabre jet, will
try for a new world record for
100 kilometerS.
He will follow a closed course
around eight pylons on a 62-mile
route over parts of three Ohio
counties. The last Thompson
contest, held in 1851 at Detroit,
was won by Col. Fred Ascani in
an F86E at an average speed of
635.86 miles per hour.
Seek Cochran Mark.
However, Gen. Ioltoner is
aiming at the world mark for
100 kilometerS-675.47 m.p.h.-
held by Jacqueline Cochran in
Canadian F-86-E at Edwards
last June 3.
Another Air Force pilot. Capt.
Harold E. tTom) Collins of
Fairborn, Ohio, will try to ex-
ceed Miss Cochran's speed for
a new world record for the Is
25 kilometer run.
The helicopter attempt will be
made by Capt. Russell M.
Dobyns, Norton, Va. stationed
at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida.
Capt. Dobyns will fly Pia-
secki YH-21 work horse" hell
copter in a try at:
l. The world speed record over
a straight courSe-129.552 m. .p.h.
set in 1949 at Cleveland by
Harold E. Thompson in a ST.
korsky $50 helicopter.
2. The world altitude record
of 1920 feet set at Bridge
port, Conn.,. in 1949 by Capt.
H. D. Jabbis in the same type of
Sikorsky helicopter.
Two HelicOpters Collide.
In another major contest
the Allison Trophy race-Capt.
Forrest Wilson, 81, South Haven,
Mich, yesterday dashed from
Weir-Cook Airport, indianapolis,
110-13 miles, in IL minutes, 17.2
seconds.
Capt. Wilson, flying a Re-
public F84G Thunderjet, aver
aged a speed of 537.8O2 m.p.h.
to outdistance three other F-84
contestants.
Yesterdays air show was
marred by an aerial collision,
believed the first of it's kind, be-
tween two Marine Sikorsky H-19
helicopterS.
Each craft had only the pilot
aboard. Maj. William T. Tebow.
Jr., Quantico, Va, suffered mod
crate injuries. The other pilot,
1t. P. M. Gish, CHEEKY Point,
N. c., was unhurt.
Both helicopters were consid-
cred complete wrecks at a loss
to the Government of about
$500,000.
Air Force Secretary Talbot
and Mrs. Talbot arrived at the
reviewing stand more than an
hour earlier in the same type of
helicopter.
Evening star., 1953-09-07
BY the Associated Press

LIVERPOOL, England, Sept.
Moral and religious educa-
ton must aim ultimately at
teaching restraint of parent
hood" DR.. Cyril F. Garbett,
Archbishop of York. said in a
sermon at Liverpool Cathedral
yesterday.
THE quality of life is more
important than numbers" said
the archbishop, who is the Sec
ond highest ecclesiastical au-
thority in the Church of Eng
land.
He spoke in crowded cathe-
dral to hundreds of the 5000
helicopter flown by the Air Force.
scientists who are here for a
meeting of the British AsSocia-
ton for the Advancement of
Science.
The Archbishop did not use the
phrase birth control, but said
''parentage without foresight"
threatens by the sheer numbers
of individual it produces to out
strip the capacity of the earth
to produce food.
No Official Stand.
There is no Official Church of
England stand on the question
of birth control, although lead
ing ecclesiaStics have generally
frowned on it.
Once a human being has been
born, he has the right to live,
however loWly or even degrad-
ing may be the circumstances of
his birth or social environment, 4"
the archbishop said.
'"The Indians, the Chinese and
the Africans have the same right
to food and health as their more
fortunate white brethren" he
added.
Science has shown how crops
can be greatly increased by new
methods of agriculture, and how
disease can be reduced or BAN
ished. But it can do compara-
lively little unless the more pros
porous communities are pre-
pared to make sacrifices for the
sake of saving the backward
peoples from deStitution and
starvation.
May Lower Standards.
Such sacrifices may mean
that the more prosperous nations
may have to accept for a time
lower standards of living for
themselves.
"It is only when food is no
longer the chief preoccupation
OF life and the struggle for bare
survival is relaxed that man has
leisure to concern himself with
the quality of life. Only then
will it be possible to educate him
into sence of parental respon-
which will prevent him
from bringing into the world
more children than he can rea-
sonably hope to support.
For, however great may be the
increase in the food supplies of
a country, the growth of popu-
lation will soon again outpace
them if parentage Is without
foresight and the birth rate of
backward countries continues to
Side by side with the aid that
Evening star., 1953-09-07
Anglican PreIote Sees Need
For Restraint of Purenthood

science can give in the produc-
ton Of food and against disease
there must be moral and religious
education both in the RESPONSE
bilities and the restraint of
parenthood."
Evening star., 1953-09-07
Cunteen Service Chairman

Mrs. George Langford, 1905
Hartwick road, College Park,
Md. has been appointed chair
man of the Prince Georges
County Canteen Service of the
Red Cross.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Rec Center Purchase Get NclU 7,UISt

jet with changes subject 10
Council acceptance.
John ConSidine. Parks and
Recreation superintendent, rec
commended purchase OF the
center for il was Immediately
available IN residents OF the
area and did not limit use 10
them. He added that 10 build
a similar center would cost
many thousands Of dollars
more than the asking price.
Center officials are askine
. down payment OF Sloo 600
with the s3eo.ooo balance 10
be paid ia four years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Race Ledger
Confines Fire

TOIEDO.--T he lone race
ledger in the New Central
Hotel here was credited last
week with preventing serious
fire which might have en-
dangered the lives OF over 30
other occupants.
He is William Temple. who
baitled TO conrne flames from
an attic fire with two hand
extinguisherS until arrival OF
firemen.
District Chief William Ma
lone stated that Temp :
quick action from a stairway
prevented the blaze from
spreading To other parts OF the
three story structure. Damage
was listed at $1,000.