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TRAILERS

'4S SPARTAN ALUMINUM-20 IT,:
hotwater. refrg.. apt. size gas stove
electric brakes. new tires. 15xs built
on room; $1,000; see at 1929 Al
LENTOWN RID. Sc. or call 10. g
$3.50. -21
STEWART '52 81 it.. occupied less
than 8 mos: new cond.; 2 bedrms.,
complete bath. my equity, $1,000,
win take $1,000 Can be financed
for $3.50 down. Herndon 63-W-2.
Of many sizes and floor
plans, some sleep 8 people, some
designed for travelling. Come see
what We have to offer In the way
Of mobile living. GOODS TRAILER
SALES, 277S Jefferson Davis hwy,
Arl.. OF. 4-7751. -21
HOUSE TRAILER. excel. shape, sleeps
four; real bargain. Terms. Call
TE. 6-l322. --2l
1852 TRAVELO, % II. TEMPLE
TRAILER VILLAGE Lot 126. ALEX.
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By the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, June Ii. - This
country has so much wheat this
year that nobody knows what to
do with it.
This factor has depressed
prices in an already weak wheat
market, just at the time when
the farmers are reaping the har-
vest.
The harvest is under way in
the southwestern winter wheat
States and will be moving into
the Midwest soon. The flood of
grain has been hitting the eleva-
tors all at once. Some of these
elevators already were nearly full
of wheat from last years harvest.
Many Oklahoma and Kansas
farmers whose bins are filled
have been piling their wheat on
the ground. Some have been
pouring it on the concrete floors
of their barns.
CaF1OaQS dumped.
Farmers at Erick, Okla,
dumped Is carloads on the main
street awaiting box cars to move
it. In Kansas, box cars were
available and some were stand
ing idle despite the jammed ele-
vators. But the railroads won't
move the wheat unless they have
some place to unload it.
The harvest in North Texas
meanwhile is going we'll, and
that State has no serious stor-
age problem. In the Texas pam
handle the crop is poor because
of the drought.
! In the Midwest the storage
situation is even more acute
than in the Southwest, and the
Midwestern wheat crop this year
will be bigger than a year ago.
The Government has taken
emergency measures in an effort
to cope with the situation. It is
seeking to increase it's storage
capacity and also will grant
emergency price support loans to
farmers.
Wheat Futures Drop.
July wheat futures on the
Chicago Board of Trade this
week fell as low as $1.87 a bushel
before rallying somewhat. This
was the lowest price since Feb
ruary 8. 1850. It's about Is cents
lower than the same wheat con-
tract brought when the Korean
war started June Is, 1850.
Wheat exports have dropped
more than a third below a year
ago. Wheat exports for the
1951-52 crop year, which ended
last July l, were ATS million
bushels. For the 1952-53 crop
year to date, exports are esti-
mated at about 315 million
bushels.
Cash wheat prices in Kansas
City, in the area where the har-
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THE SUNDAY STAR Bio
Washington. D. c. ~
SUNDAY, JUNE FL, 1883

U. S. A., New York. religion: and
Frank George, director, National
Congress of American Indians,
Washington, D. c., recreation.
At a meeting on recreation.
Mrs. Fluer Cowles. associate ed-
itor of Look Magazine, criticized
the practice of some newspaper
publishers who accept advertis-
ing which contributes to the re.
enforcement of discriminatory
practices when unnecessary for
securing qualified employees" The
committee went on record with q
call for publishers to improve
their habits in this regard.
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Receiver Appointed
For Appliance Firm
AS 4 Stores Close

Federal Judge Henry A.
Schweinhaut yesterday approved
the appointment of Attorney
Isadore Brill as custodial receiver
for Phillips Television & Ap-
pliance, Inc, whose four retail
stores and two warehouses closed
yesterday.
The firms attorney, David
Hornstein and Samuel M. Green
baum, filed petition in the
United States District Court for
the District of Columbia Friday,
asking for appointment of a re-
ceiver to conserve the company's
assets.
Mr.. Hornstein said a meeting
of the creditors will be held June
| 80.
The petition was approved by
the referee in bankruptcy with
the recommendation for Mr..
Brill's appointment, Mr.. Horn
stein said.
The firm, which did more than
a $6 million business last year,
has been unable to pay it's credit
ors "due to unfavorable condi-
tions in the industry" the attor-
neys' statement said.
Mr.. 'Hornstein said arrange
mentS had been made to attract
more than $3.50, 900 in new capt.
tai to rehabilitate the business,
But approval of all of the credit
ors could not be obtained, he
added.
Since the firm is not incorpo-
rated in the District, Mr.. Horn
stein said, it applied for a court
order authorizing debtor in pos
session" operation of the busi-
ness under the management OF
Philip Filderman, the company's
president.
This move made the firm Sc
cure against attachments until
matters can be settled.
The attorneys placed the assets
OF the firm at nearly $500, 900 in
merchandise inventory, a "sub-
Stantial amount of cash" and
many accounts receivable. Claims
OF creditors amounted to more
than 100000, they said.
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Group operation
lis Urged as Way 10
Combat Prejudice
By the As.oeio,ed Pre,A

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, June
20.-Co-operation at the local
level, better education of adults
and clearer definitions of terms
such as prejudice, minority and
freedom are among the first
steps toward better understand
ing of all men, Aaronsburg AS
sembly panel members suggested
tonight.
More than 100 leaders of
American society from all parts
OF the country took part in day.
long discussions with house.
wives. lawyers. businessmen and
others from this rural commun-
ity OF Centre County. From their
talks will come a creed designed
to bring about national serenity
and world peace.
Adults Are Blamed.
A panel, on living above our
preJudices in business, came to
the conclusion that adults are at
the base of many evils because
of prejudices which make their
children prejudiced.
I'VE must work together to
reduce prejudice - through
committee or organizations you
can vocalize your ideas on 9
wide basis better than you car
as an individual" said Benjamin
R. Epstein, national director Of
the Anti-Defamation League Of
B'nai Birth, New York.
Two kinds of prejudices were
torn apart at a panel session
on education. One was de.
scribed as the high emotiona,
type, such as hate, the other as
a difficulty to form certain con-
victions.
Defines Prejudice.
James P. Warburg, author and
lndustrialiSt of New York, offered
this def1nation of prejudice:
1T is actually anxiety based
on Ignorance. The answer to
the vicious circle of more fear
more anxiety, more prejudice is
the creation of a healthy circle
OF convictions based on knowl-
edge and courage to follow your
convictions"
Presenting decisions arrived at
during the days sessions to q
report assembly tonight were
Edith Sampson. Chicago attor-
ney, government: Joseph Mon
serrat, Puerto Rican employment
official, New York, economics:
Rabbi Joseph S. Shubow, Boston,
education; James A. Dembrow-
ski, Southern Conference Educa-
tlonal Fund Director, New Or
leans, homes and communities:
DR.. j. Oscar Lee, National Coun-
Gil of the Churches of Christ in
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St. Martins to Hold
Carnival This Week

st. Martins Parish will spon-
sor carnival on the school
grounds, 81 T street, NE. to-
morrow through Saturday from
7 to II pm.
Rides, refreshments, games of
skill and other amusements are
planned. Proceeds will go to the
parish's free school, which about
500 students attend.
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Beur Visits Beehives

KITCHENER, Ontario (R.-
William Garland of Pinkerton,
near here. thought a tornado had
damaged his beehievs. Then he
discovered tracks of bear,
which had wrecked one hive and
damaged six others, leaving q
trail Of honeycombs leading to
the greenock swamp.
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500 DOWN
$25 MONTH

House trailer with an acre of land
running water and electricity, in
built-up community. railways hus
passes US. Plenty of room for
chickens. garden. fruits. etc. Trailer
is vacant and can be occupied at
once: 35-minute drive out Airing
ton blvd. or Lee hwy. to Centfeville
turn left at trafic light on Route
% Coward Manassas) 4 miles to
Yorkshire Acres. yellow sign and
ONCE on left. Open 1 to 6 p.m.
Price, 5000. al
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29th Division Group
Arrives in Baltimore
BY the Asseeiated Pres.

BALTIMORE, June 20.-Mem-
bers Of the 29th Division Associ-
ation arrived in Baltimore today,
registering for two days of busi-
ness and social activities.
Listed on the groups agenda
for tomorrow are elections and
memorial services.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AUTOMOBILES TO RENT 1889
FoEds and Plymouths. all equipped
week, or vacation trips. Special
weekly rates. Adequate insurance
coverage. SAUNDERS DRIVE n
YOURSELF SYSTEM, 011 18th St.
NV. 81. S.1060.
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25-H.P. JOHNSON AND
EVINRUDE
OWNERS ATTENTION
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON. 1850 "a: o.h.v.
new con; $3.50; also set dual
straights. $50, "a; 2-s062,
good condition. 1925. AP. 7-34S5. :
cUSHMAN Scooter. 1949. 500 or best
Sf1er; SP 7.gp1A m1$t sell; good eOnd' Call
JAMES as: only s,7oo miles: s1a5
or best offer today. 10. S-5777.
USED Harley and Indian parts; out
board motor. $40. Ii. 4-5977.
ICUSHMAN motor scooter, 1947; ex-
celleent condition. $40. Call OF
AIS, iia5e: 500 &C. single. spring
frame, 1900 actual miles. new con-
dition:. 1st S525 cash takes it. AP.
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 194s "61": sad
die bags. excel. cond.. good chrome,
eiudsd eES5s oatte5y J Gnsshi SnsSi used tires IN
1SpGAS SiSHs CHIEF. ?-caSP; 1877; excel. cond.
MOTOR SCOOTER, Model 125Lc
Lambretta, new, $295. To inspect
bosd eall Mr.. LAW Ho. 2-76oo or op TO
TRIUMPH THuNDERB1RD mote motor
$3.50, If sold by dealer. this mach.
would sell for. $500. Am buying
new home, need cash. 10. 2-0349.
1881 VINCENT BLACK sHADow-
81. Series 4-S$a5s' 8; good e0nd'' $500: 1si Gan
AIS. ~; motor rebuilt; new paint:
excellent condition; S175. Cali
HaRaIESYs aSs ,5AViSsoN, 1s4s; o.h.7. Nv a:
RiGGG TRils; TbSvffpgsoNs fg; oNs2sS Mode, lss:
ggeeead5 condition; SOS. Granite g.
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GARAGES

WANTED-Single garage or parking
space within 3 blks Of 18th and
Eye sts. NV. Call AP. 1902, after
pm. 81
FOR RENT-2.car brick garage, for
car or storage 1ngomar st. NV, mr.
Wisconsin. Ewes. EN- 2-1912. -21
BIG GARAGE. 2Sx23., by 10 It.
ceiling. Excel. bldg. for storing. 705
Portland st. sc. al
PARKING SPACE available behind
1886 N st NV. Call OIL. 2-73S7.
DOWNTOWN-2-st STORY bldg,
approx. 19xoS on each A.: ex-
celient for workshop, warehouse,
etc: reasonable rent.
K st. NV. ME &-54n0
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NEED A HOME?

See our display today. complete line
Of Detroiters from S3.195 to SS. .ns5
PacemakerS from S3.7S4 to S4.6o7
ROYALS from S3.OSO to 50 RS7
ACKERMAN TRAILER SALES. aOO1
BALTIC. blvd. College PIX. Md. WE
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AUToMoTlVE MISC.

tically new. 10. 2-256S.
As engine; excel. cond
also Chrysler prod. transm.. radio.
generator, starter. etc, almost new
best oner. ia. 4-16S6. -21
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rRAILERS (cont. J

HIGGINS CAMP TRAILER. sleeps s.
compact for towing. Complete with
canvas and air mattresses. Cost
5000 new; used verv little. Will sell
for $500. ia. 5-9139. -21
TWO-WHEEL LUGGAGE TRAILER.
4x0: 3 it sides: good tires. Ready to
go. OF. 4-9731. -21
HOUSE TRAILER with . rms. attach.
Can be seen anytime Sat. or sun.
TRAILER, Lot 226, Alexandria, Va.
s-WHEELED STAKE BODY TRAILER,
Can JE. 2-SS46. 81
NEW PARK OPEN-shady lots. 30x
80 It.: water, sewerage. metered
lights tho low voltagel: 8 miles
north Of Rockville on Rt. 24O; car
pools to the city: also bus service
The CIDER BARREL TRAILER
PARK. Phone Gaithersburg 650-J
UTILITY TRAILER. Knox, 4x6. metal
sSSd soSd tlass tRlzx0os s165: i5aes oE ss4 psh
1sbs shspe A"EhIssS sfsSS 3 parfsd f. II In
loc.. for service men. See. at 1851
Livingston I'd Sc. or call 10. z
'5e RICHARDSON. 90 IT,. complete
bath. Sleeps 4. Like new. S1.900
Must sell OIL. 2-549s.
WILL TRADE HOME for lge. house
trailer and reasonable cash. Call
NEW TO THE EAST COAST. Cali.
fornia vacation. trailers. compact
fully equipped, for a luxurious va
rom sas to TSsyre Rls erieei ne
Just wonderful they're sensational
Hurry, and place your order to as.
sure delivery. TOWNSEND TRAIL
Err SALES. 11l63 Ga. ave. Sill
Sprg.. Md. LO. 5-3O32.
WANT PARTS and material to build
small travel trailer. TIE. 6-S6s3.
VACANT, JULY History, . bedrms
upstairs; 81 Travelite, like new:
$4,000 or best offer. KEEFER,
S3-A, far end Temple Trailer vii
lage. Alex.
TRAILER WANTED-1952 or 1853,
20 to 81 IT.; will trade for 2 bed
rm. house in Silver Spring. Have
$4,000 equity. Will give terms for
any difference In equity. No cash
necessary: balance in CT trust Of
$500 payable $71 mo. JU. 7-6ss8.
TRAILER, stake bed. 6xa. with bum
per hitch, spare wheel. and tar
no,11Iy, CEn IXN
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BOATS (cont.l

SO-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT, with 115-h.p.
Chrysler Crown engine, like new;
65-gallon stainless steel water tank,
elee. bilge pump. new curtains, lge.
covered aft deck, stainless steel
galley: will guarantee survey: ask
ing 81 800 on terms. Only reason
for selling, bought larger boat. In
spect any time. See CE-BO, Slip
16-E Wash. Marina. 1900 Maine
ave, s.w. OWNER, Ma. s-e743, of1ce.
WHIRLWlND, runabout: Mercury
cruiser; all accessories, including
Z trailer adaG Outfit better than new; JE.
TWO OLD TOWN CANOES; also 12-
IT.. runabout; all very reasonably
priced DEMPSEY'S seth and K
stS NV. -21
SCOTT -ATWATER. 5-h.p. twin: never
used; warranty reg. incl; $125, or
best offer. OF. 4-S067. go
HAMPTON oND DESIGN, excel.
pletely equip. Located Corinthian
Yach Club. slip 104. $775 or best
offer Call WO. 6-6157 week ends, or
RA. $4,000, weekdays. -21
OUTBOARD, 13 it., accessorieAt trail
er and 5-h.p. motor: complete. S275.
Also 1,h.p., 6-12-v. elec. troller.. LA.
E8SIiSiisGGiE ESISRGpE MOTORS and Thompson
motors and parts: rentals; service
and parts for all makes. fishing
tackle: SOUTHEAST SALES Co.
SNlPE, in good condition: 2 suits
JAMERsoN, DT. 7-731s or ST.
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28-FT. TRUSCOTT. with 45-wati
ship-to-shore phone; new cushions
completely ref1nished and equipped
viii accept trade on real estate OF
secured notes; $4,000.
1siFT i sGo cRIsscRAFr RuNABouTi
1852 Is-FT. CENTURY RUNABoUT
with convertible top. side curtains
overall cover, spotlight, siren: just
ref1nished; used 90 hours; like new
S3,400
NEW CENTURY RUNABoUTs. fol
immediate delivery.
NEW 2S-FT. AND 32-FT. SAFT1-
CRAFT sedanS.
ETEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Maine Ave; and N st. s.W;;,
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Wanted immediately

Wanted Immediately
Ten clean cars daily. 1885 to 1858
models until we supply the demand
from our Southern dealers. Top
cash cash prices PAID. Wehan We handle az Al
1345 Que st NV. DU 7-S300.
CADILLACS WANTED
l941-I953 models. See US before you
trade or sell your Cadillac. We will
pay you top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES 1345 Que st. NV
DU 7-S30O.
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SACRIFICE

Beautiful cabin cruiser. 194S; 46 #
long. 13-ft. beam. 3h draft: twin
screw, 150-h.p. Packard Marine
Aqua Clear feeders. 3O-watt RCA
ship-to-shore. 10 Constavolt con-
Verter. Cadillac radio. speakers
Sleeps on foam rubber; 2 complete
dinetteS; 3 anchors, 2 spare wheels
S-ft. Dinghy. stainless steel galley
3-burner stove; large refrigerator
Pressure water system. built-in bar
Boat insured for $4,000. Sacrifice
S12. 900. Family doesn't like water
Perfect condition. complete with
linens, dishes and silver. Phone
Mechanicsville, Nd. As. or write
nov 1RO-H Star
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AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model convertibles and hard tops.
MCNEIL (Studebakef), 4034 Wiscon-
sin ave. EN-. 3-7288.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALs Of all
makes OF cars are assured at
~ MCKEE s171S1 PONTIAC. 1884 [ St. NV.
WESTERN BUYER mas mmed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Go. ave. RA 6-1I22.
PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL desires to buy
q 80. 81. SO Chevrolet; low mile
age. Call KE. 8-23S8. 2lS
PRIVATE PARTY looking for bar.
gain. so or 81 Packard Chevrolet
or Olds. No dealers, please. OIL.
STATION WAGONS or sedans, for
sound apparatus; yr. no question !;
good appearance; tires, mechan.
cond, essen; cash at once. co.
5-4445.
ANY. MAKE OR. MODEL
Late models and prewar. Drive in
with title for more cash or will pay
on balance. WOLFE MOTORS. 1891
WIS. ave. NV. EN-, 3-O14l.
DEALER FROM N. c.
Pay big prices for '36 to '52 cars.
74OO Georgia ave. NV, RA. 3-5677.
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TRUCKS

MALONEY'S, INC.
sl2ss ssS Ga. .nS ASf Sy.s & E. MS a. 'g gSsosss
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NEW 1888 CORRECT CRAFT BOATS,
3S-FT. EXPRESS CRUISER. TWIN

NEW 1888 CORRECT CRAFT BOATS,
16-FT. AND 1S-FT. RUNABOUTS:
2S-FT. EXPRESS CRUISER. TWIN
USED BOATS
1850 2S-ft. Safety Craft - S5,60o
1q47 26.ft. Steel Craft So, 500
1946 17-ft. Chris-Craft Riviera;
1a47 2T.ft. Wheelex. like new, $4,000
1888 30-ft. Richardson 50. .000
1949 33-ft. Owens, Twin 100 hp,;
1e4s 4o-ft. Baltzer. sleeps 6, twin
115 h.p.: excel. cond. $4,000
1881 3S-ft. Matthews, 145 h.p.
1910 4O-ft. Wheeler. twin eng.
1881 4o-ft. chris-craft Challenger
sleeps 8. twin 160 h.p. SIC. .000
1929 >46-ft. Dawn. twin las h.p,.
194e 46-ft. Wheeler Fly Bridge. new
145-h.p. engines, phone, shower.
peri. .cond.. ready to go. The New
York show boat, 1947 $23, 500
Numerous other listings, Tell us the
type boat you want. II you own q
sound boat for sale. let us list it.
THE WASHINGTON MARINA, 1906
70 8. Phone RE. 7-4797.
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~ TRUCK CENTER CO.
1901 N. Y. Ave. NE. LA. 6-4555
DODGE 1941 14-FT. .yAN-C.O.E
Al condition. owner will sell or
trade. 81 Bradford rd., Sill. Spg.,
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TRUCK SALE,

ANCE Low. G. M. A. c. TERMS.
HICKS CHEVROLET, INC.
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
RA 2.N1 00 on
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Low Down Payment
Convenient Terms
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
TWO LOCATIONS
Alexandria Arlington
1901 Oronoco st. 5000 Lee Hwy.
OV. 3-1500 IA. 2-1OO0
Till PM.
so FORD $3.50
ha-ton Panel
'46 CHEVROLET - 1895
1A-ton Stake
80 FORD -------$1 ,495
11z-ton Stake
so FORD ------$1 ,050
1-ton Stake
AZ CHEVROLET -. $595
1a-ton Van
2001 W. Va. Ave. NE. LA. 6-SO20
Steuart Truck Center
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont:

CHEVROLET 80 sedan delivery
truck; good cond.; S700 or best offer
Call OIL. 4-7624.
SEE US FIRST, Init. AT h-ton panel
$275. MANY OTHER BARGAINS.
We we have asss!,a panels; stakes, ban, all in
expired leased trucks. in our ex-
pertly maintained feet. Considered
excess equipment. NATIONAL
TRUCK RENTAL CO., 231R Ga. ave.
NV, NO. 7-7705.
FORD '4a k-ton panel: VS. motor;
good tires; green finish: S695: writ
ten guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS,
301O r. ]. ave. ne, DE. 2-63OO.
FORD so 1a,ton panel; 1000 miles
sacrifice; $3.50: pvt. owner; week
days, Ii. 3-04O6.
INTERNATIONAL METRO 1-ton walk
in; 10 600 miles; excel. cond !:
S1,S6O. UN. 4-7O06.
WILLYS 1913 4-wheel pickup: new
gray paint; Just traded In by arcli-
tect-builder: mechanically perfect:
excellent tires; S695.
Willys, 1949 panel; neater, no letter.
ing; perfect condition; no mileage
on guar. motor lob: perfect tires;
one owner: $685.. Just traded in.
SLIGO MOTORS-WILLYS DEALER
962 Sligo ave-. Silver Spring Nd,
~. 5-90Sn; Sunday, JU. 5-904n or
TIA: 5-O417. -2l
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WANTED
Clean cars, highest prices. See Joe
Richter at
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
4100 Ga. Ave. NV. Ia. $4,000
CASH FOR
YOUR CAR!
We pay the TOP dollar for clean
cars regardlesS of age or model.
We make payoffs, handle all title
details. Well trade down. trade up
or trade even.
SAFEWAY MOTORS
1900 14th st. NV. NO. 7-1111
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July 4th
BOAT CLEARANCE

Chris-Craft, lift. speedboat (assem-
hled and painted hull and Ooh. p.
slightly used Chris-Craft engine with
neW-enRine Ruarl 81 .24o
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CONTINUED on Next Page.l
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UNIVERSAL
2S-ft. house trailer, 1850 model Front
end damaged. but q real huv at ST.
1875. Cost more than $4,000 when
new. Contains shower, toilet. refgr.
All metal exterior. May be seen
from 8 am. to q pm.
AMERICAN TRAILER
COMPANY. INC.
4030 Wise. Ave. NV.
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TURN YOUR RENT into equity
complete line Of reconditioned trail
ers that may be rented with option
to purchase. Small down payment
bal. monthly like rent.
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BUICK. 80 Super Riviera: r. and h.
Dvnafiow drive; sharp black finish
Plus Wv. tires. S1,595. B e. e
| MOTORS. SS01 Old Bladensbure
rd: Cat Piney Branch) S. S., Md
| JU. 1888. Open $3.50 a.m.-10 pm
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CADILLAC 1862 4-dr. Good condi-
ton. Low mileage. Will exchange
Tor real estate or notes. IA. 8.
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CADILLAC '4s 4-dr. sedan; r. h..
Hydra-Matic, Wv. tires; good con.
onl, Sl,295 Will consider trade.
7lO r. /. ave. ne. DU. 1897.
Evening star., 1953-12-23

The fact is, however, that
the solid South's front was
broken long ago on statehood.
Senator Estes Kefauver of
Tennessee has consistently re-
fused to go along in a battle
centered on that aspect.
What Senator Longs apos-
tasy does emphasize is the
growing feeling among younger
Southern leaders that it is
unrealistic to wage big civil
rights wars against theoretical
Federal legislation when the
real struggle is now all in the
courts. All the major evolu-
tionary changes, and they are
great, have been forced by
court decisions which are
about to culminate in the
Supre eme Court ruling on
segregation.
No filibuster can ever be
counted lost, of course, so long
as it has strategists of the
caliber of Russell of Geor-
gia to lead it, even though
Senators Long and Kefauver
have made the statehood ones
harder.
Actually, the South owes to
the Republican leadership its
chance to capitalize on the new
temper Of many Democratic
Senators. For Republicans,
now outnumbered Al to 48 by
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson
Impediment to Reconciliation
Total Wartime Propaganda Indcng All Germans Blamed
In Part for Frances Suspicious Of Her Neghbor

In his statements in Paris
that occasioned acrimonious
responses earlier this month,
the Secretary of State ex-
pressed the view that the
. long breach between France
and Germany had torn the
heart of the West for a. Gen.
tury and a half, and, if not
healed in a fundamental rec
onciliation. France and Eu-
rope would be committing
suicide.
No person can dispute this.
Since the beginning of the
10th century, four wars have
aligned France and Germany
against each other: The first
waged by Napoleon for French
domination of Europe, the Sec
ond by Prussia to frustrate
French attempts to prevent
the unification of the Ger
manic principalities, the last
World Wars l and II.
Napoleon's war ended in a
European peace that lasted 81
years. The war of 1870 involv-
ing only Prussia and France
was speedily won by Prussia,
and resulted in a peace that
lasted 80 years. World War /,
involving most of Europe, Rus
sia, Great Britain and the
United States produced a
peace that lasted only 81
years. World War II has not
yet produced any peace settle
ment at all.
Thus, the periods of peace
between France and Germany
have progressively shortened
and their settlements been
even more precarious.
Why? Today, both France
and Germany are defeated ma
tions. A nation defeated by