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Evening star., 1953-06-21
Capt. Luther Stuart Plans
To Retire 10 Virqinia

Capt. Luther B. Stuart, assist
ant chief Of staff for personnel
in the Navy's Military Sea
Transportation Service, will re-
Evening star., 1953-06-21

was BIdUUdGGU
from the Naval Academy in 1922.
He has served on various Navy
ships. During World War II, he
was commanding officer of the
Artic, a refrigerator provisions
ship. Later, he commanded the
President jackson, a Naval
transport.
When the Military Sea Trans
portation Service was created. in
1949, he assisted in the Develop
ment of its plans and policies.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Renoir Worth $45,OO0

A portrait of an unknown
woman" by the French artist,
Renoir, was recently valued at
$45. 900. Paris reports.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
TAKoMA PARK, Nd.

TAKoMA PARK. MD.
WHITE 3 SONS co.
1908 HopeweII Avenue JU. 9-S367
RIVERDALE
MILTON n. VolLMER
58l6 66th Ave. "Eustpines"
UN. A-9l30
JOHN c. DORSEY
1902 Sheridon Street WA. 7-634o
SILVER SPRING
A. K. 8 S. INC.
S4ll Second Avenue JU. $500
J. R. CROCKETT
504 Forest Glen Rd. ~. 5-77S6
JOHN G. FITZGERALD
1904 Old BIodensburs Rd. 10. 5-520S
r. c. FREAs
1906 Woodbury. Drive ~ 5-4l37
VoNElFF AND RUPERTUs
1850 Kensinston- Wheaton Rd.
10. 5-3232
e. 1. YOUNG
s06 Roeder Rd. U.'7-554l
Evening star., 1953-06-21

VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA
R. J. DWYER B SONS
III N. Foirfox Street
KI. s-o9l3 KI. s-l7oo
c. D. HARRIS 8 COMPANY
1850 Duke Street
KI. s-osl3 re. 5000
WILLIAM p. KESTERSoN
3402 Mt. Vernon Ave. kl. 9-3l39
ARLINGTON
W. J. BAUAABAcH
Att Wilson Blvd. IA. 4-l250
JOSEPH HEFLlN 3 SONS
1911 South GIebe Rood
IA. 1921 IA. 7-lss3
D. [. RATHBoNE SONS
3575 N. Roberts Lone IA. 2-9746
G. Z. SPRINKLE
1916 MiIitosy Rd. IA. 4-lzD
FALLS CHURCH
IVAN n. PRlNTZ
sos W. Greet FoIIs 81.
Je. 2-067I JE. z-S509
Evening star., 1953-06-21
SOUTHWEST

COILS 8 BURKE, INC.
Reor 2l4 K Street Dl. 7-6840
GEORGE r. WARNER 3 COMPANY
"Reol Estote's Jobbing Plumber"
ST, 3-3489
Evening star., 1953-06-21
NORTHEAST


ALLIANCE PLUMBING 8 HING.
co.
n Patterson Street Ex. 3-S341
J. 1. BATENAAN 8 SON
2004 Rhode island Avenue H0. 2-2200
CHARLES BRIcKERD
1907 Rhode Islond Avenue AD. 2-4l62
DEXTER E. BRYAN
$500 Rhode Island Avenue DU. 7-4700
FRED 6. HESS g SONS
1879 Benning Rood II. 3-352S
JOHN W. HIGDoN 8 SON
4300 10th Street Ia. 6-7S7S
S. MicHAELS 3 co., INC.
3l9 A Street II. 6-590l
WEHRLE 8 DRURY
1909 Kenilworth Avenue LU. $4,000
NELSON e. WELLS, INC.
1879 Oufes Street II. A.7456
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Rudur Jet Bombers

Recent maneuvers revealed
that Britain has at least 60 jet
bombing planes equipped with
radar-aimed bombing equipment.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
KENSINGToN

6. LEONARD DAYMUDE 3 co.
Is Howard Avenue 10. 5-0570
P. G. MecURDY
ArmoY I'd. & Howard Avenue
LO. 5-0596 10. 5-lOS0
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SOUTHEAST

BEST PLUMBING 8 HING. co.
1906 Pennsylvania Avenue II. 3-4099
DONALD w. BOWER
1870 Livingston Rood 10. 7-706
ALBERT E. EDWARDS
1917 Eust Copitol Street IL. 3-0S58
THOMPSON 8 STANSBURY, INC.
GA l St. Sc. IL. 5000
GEORGE b. WEITZEI
2l22 Nichols Avenue LU. 4-22l3
Evening star., 1953-06-21
MARYLAND
BETHESDA

MARYLAND
BETHESDA
BETHESDA PLUMB. 8 HTG. co.
4S38 Del Roy Avenue o.. 1880
LEAHY PLUMBING 8 HEATING
4938 Bethesda Avenue Oh 2-0478
BRENTWOOD
DAN 2. BUCKLEY
373l Rhode IsIond Avenue WA. 7-7363
COLLEGE PARK
NORMAN 2. Briggs
9204 Boltimose Blvd. Webster 5-597l
G. S. MeKEoWN
470O DFexel Rood WA 7-7695
HYATTSVILLE
G. [. BERRET
450l HomiItcn Street WA. 1855
ROBERT 2. HoFF
s,I1 Asth Avsaue WA. 7-ss3O
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-29
County High School Students Tour
UN, Sponsored by Women Voters

"We're off! for look at the
United Nations, will be the call
en- November 5 and when 2 con-
tingents of world-minded students
OF Montgomery County Junior and
Senior High Schools will embark
on an all day trip to United Ma
lions headquarters in New York.
Annual Event
The trip which has become an
annual event is sponsored by the
Montgomery County League of
Women Voters as part of their
program to promote better under
standing of the work of the Uni
ted Nations. Approximately 45
students and 5 teachers or League
members will leave each day. They
will be given guided tour of the
United Nations headquarters and
will be granted the rare privilege
of attending session of the Cen
eral Assembly and watching a spe-
cial committee at work.
The group will leave Washing
ton at 800 am. and will return
by 11:00 pm. that same day. To-
tai cost of the trip, by special ar
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-29

rangements with the BIO. rail
road will be $500 per person.
A workshop is planned for all
those going on the trip or any
one else who may be interested
Ii will be held at the Chevy Chase
Women's Club on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 3, from 100 pm. to 800 pm.
Ruth Laves, a member of the ma
tional board of the League Of
Women Voters, will serve as mod
orator. Guest speakers wall be Dir.
Donald Gordon, Professor of His
tory of the University of Mary
land who will speak on "Why the
U.N.? and Mr.. Howard Meyers, a
foreign affairs officer in the Of
fee of United Nations Affairs of
the State Department will talk on
tissues Before the Eighth General
Assembly" A film will be shown
on the work of the United Nations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-29
individual Game
HOnOrs Foster Parents

Invitations have been issued to
all Foster Parents who are board
ing children for the Montgomery
County Welfare Board for recep4
tons in their honor to be held
November and 5 at 500 pm.
Each program will include a
speaker followed by Refreshments.
On November 4, Mrs. Ruth Smith,
professor at Howard University
will speak to the group and Mr..
John Palacious, Chief of the Psy7
chiatric Clinic at Catholic Univer7
sity, will be the speaker on No
vember 5.
This will be the third annual
reception given by the Welfare
Board and Staff to recognize fam
lilies who work with the agency
giving care to foster children of
Montgomery County. This year the
reception will be held in the new
County Building in which the We'll
fare Board now has its offices.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-29

The standings of the Rockville
1920" Commercial league show
Tolmurs Restaurant still leading
with a III record and followed
closely by Bill Dee's with a 14-4
card. Tastee Diner dropped out of
the tie for second to undisputed
third with a 1876 score. Reed Bros.
and General Hauling are tied for
fourth and fifth with IL won and
lost with General Hauling ahead
by virtue Of total pin fall. L. l..
Fisher and Hickmans taxi are tied
for sixth and seventh with a 1913
record, with L. L. Fisher leading
in pin fall. Town and Country and
APP, with 500 percentage are
tied for eighth and ninth with
Town and Country leading with
a pin fall of 9O39 to 1921 for
APP.
Fraziers Barber Shop and Gus
tom Carpentry head the list of
teams below the 500 margin with
tie for tenth and eleventh, $40
Coffey Furniture and Rockville Mo
tor have a 6-12 record and are
tied for twelfth and thirteenth.
Fourteenth place is held all alone
by Rockmont Motors with 4 win
and IA loss score card. The cellar
is tenanted by Millers Dutch Tav-
ern and Rockville Paint and Hard
ware with 3 and Is record,
High Team Set
LIST high team set, Bill Dee's,
1877; End, Tolmur's, 1878; Bird, L.
L. Fisher, 1856.
High Team Game
LIST high team game, L. L. Fish
er, Cos; End, Bill Dee's, 57S; 3rd,
Tolmur's, 573.
Individual Average
1st high individual average, F.
Watkins, Reed Bros, 1915; End,
White, Tolmur's, 115-5; 3rd, Wad-
dell, L. L. Fisher, 114-7.
Individual Spares
LIST high individual spares, F.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-29
Mobile TB
X-Rdy Schedule

John M. McInerney, President of
the Montgomery County Tubercu-
losis Associations Board of Di-
rectors, announced that total of
2235 X-ray pictures were taken in
the October survey conducted by
the Association in cooperation with
the County Health Department.
The residents of Montgomery
County are reminded to take adj
vantage of the regular monthly
x-ray service in November. The
mobile x-ray unit will be in fol-
lowing locations during the week
of November 2 to November 7 in
elusive:
Monday, November 2, Silver
Spring, Woodmoor Shopping Cen
ter.
Tuesday, November 8, Takoma
Park, Carroll and Laurel Avenues.
Wednesday, November 4, Lay
louisville, at the Elementary
School.
Thursday, November 5, Clarks-
burg, at the School.
Friday, November 6, Bethesda,
Farm Women's Market.
Saturday, November 7, Silver
Spring, Georgia Avenue and Boni
FAINT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-29

and adults took part in the activi-
ties at Menke.
The Colesville Association is
now taking training with Mont
gomery East.
Girl Scout calendars are ready
and Miss Connie Field, District
treasurer, will take orders. The
calendars sell for 80 cents and it
is hoped that $175.0O will be
raised on the sale. Proceeds will
be used for getting additional visu-
al aids.
One last reminder. the Girl
Scouts are helped by the Commu-
nifty Chest so when you give to
the Chest you are helping the Girl
Scouts in your community to a
fuller Scouting experience.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-29
BOWLING

Watkins, Reed Bros, so; End, Mel
vim, RKVL Paint & Hard, As and
White, Tolmur's, 45; 3rd, Haynes,
Fraz.er's Barber, 43.
Individual Strikes
1st high individual strikes,
Thorn, Bill Dee's, II; End, w. Her
shey, L. L. Fisher, Is; 3rd, Book,
Town & Country, ID.
Individual Sets
1st high individual set, Mosher,
General Hauling, 1856; End, Reedy,
Tastee Diner, 1884; 3rd, White, Toll
mur's, 1872.
individual Game
1st high individual game, Reedy,
Tastee Diner, 1877; End, W. Her
shey. L. L. Fisher, 154; Bird, Wad-
del, L. l.. Fisher, 1853.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-29
Rockhnd Gon,,,,unitu Mews
Mrs. Winfield Smt Poplar 2.6342
Mrs. Winfield Smith

Mr.. and Mrs. Donat LeClair,
l402 Mathews Dive, had Barbara's
brother, James p. Mealitf, spend
ing the weekend with them. Mr..
Mealiff is from Philadelphia, Penn
sylvania.
Also visiting at the LeClair's,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fletcher
of New York City. Mrs. Fletcher
and Barbara are cousins.
On Saturday, the LeClair's en-
tertained at luncheon their friend,
Gilbert Stoessel, his sister Made
line and her fiance, who are from
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-29
PopIor 2-6s47

Buffalo, New York.
The next Twinbrook P.T.A.
meeting will be held on November
3, at 500 pm. Rev. Raymond T.
Black, Rector of Christ Church in
Rockville, will be the guest speak
er. His subject is the Church Roll
with School in Character Building
of Our Children" Following the
meeting refreshments will be
served.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-29
LAWS AVAILABLE

Copies of county laws passed at
last Mays legislative session are
now available at the County At
tornev's office.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

DIRECTIONS TO REACH Memorial Bridge. risl
BdaeI and continue parkway
lett to Highland right Highland Highland
OPEN ~ "
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Open Sun.
1LsI n
l It'll 6

1st SHOWING 1854 MODEL
BRICK HOME
Unusual and attrac., featur-
ing a kit. lge. enough for a
family reunion. All elec. with
loads of cabinets. Westing-
house refgr., exhaust fan, auto.
washing machine. Mother,
you will love this kitchen.
Liv. rm. 13x26 it., fireplace:
3 maSter-SiZe bedrmS. with
plenty of elbow rm., 3 linen
closets, tile bath; picture win
.dows, Venetian blinds, oil
heat, front porch. driveway;
lot 170x139 city water. city
sewerage. DOWN PAYMENT
81 500. Come out and we
will discuss the price. DIREC-
TIONS: From Wash. take
Shirley highway to Franconia
clover leaf, turn left on
Franconia rd. to Bush Hill
sign opposite Sugarland
School. turn left to open house
or phone XII. 9-6644 or TIE.
6-T343.
Al Baker & Son, Inc.
16 SO. ST. ASAPH ST, ALEX. V
PHONE XII. 9-6644 OR TIE. 6-7343
Evening star., 1953-11-22
ALEXANDRIA
BELLE HAVEN
z WOQDMQNT Rn

Open Sat. and Sum-, 1906
For large family this is an ideal
white brick home. The pine-pan-
sled den on the lst fl. is unusually
lge So is the kitchen. with a dish.
washer and disposal unit and
breakfast space. Three large bedrms.
ment. Att, gar. Ege. lot. Screened
front porch: Asking S2A.b0 with
sub. cash. LI-51.
To reach: Through Alexandria on
u. S. to stop light at FIT. Hunt I'd.
left ! blk. TO Woodmont I'd, right
uu the hill about . blks. to Open"
sign on right. Col. Breckenridge.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES INC.
1722 L st. NV. MA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
ALEAANDkLA, VA.
Braddock Heights
OPEN 10 PM.
26O0 CENTRAL AVE.

SPACIOUS BRICK COLONIAL
OF rooms, THREE BEDROOMS
ENTRANCE HALL AND POWDER
ROOM. lovely liy. I'm. l3x3l. sep
arate din rm. I,2xi2 kitchen 10xi2
with breakfast area full bsmt., ideal
for rec. rm; beautiful handicapped
yard with several trees, rose bushes
and shrubs; many other features
convenient location and excellent
terms.
SEE THIS HOME TODAY
The M. H. BARRY Org.
1905 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex, va.
TE. 6-2442. KI. o-007s. TE. 6-576O.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
EDEIPHT Park
VENI-VEDI-VICI
r-
Ardno0rn 60 750

$500 DoWN-Ss9 so PER MO.
Settle in small town community,
miles out Modern white stucco lot
170-ft. wide Miss Dillon, COX g.
4
Evening star., 1953-11-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ALEXANDRIA
Stone and Brick

3-Bedroom Rambler
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
You follow US through this
attrac. rambler and you will
walk on a Roman brick porch,
l0x20 it., into a liv. rm.,
20x20 it., with 12-ft. picture
windows and wood-burning
fireplace. Then through an
arch to a family-size din, rm.
and next you will also find
there is a 12X13-ft. kit.
words alone cannot describe.
There is also a hall that runs
"a the length of the house and
of that hall YOU have 3
double-size bedrmS. with walk
in closets and Ia tile baths.
From there you go into a full
size bsmt. with space, enough
to have a rec. rn1., maids I'm.
and laundry rm. There is
another u bath in bsmt. Gas
heat and all the ducts are
in for air conditioning. Prop
erty is in the exclusive sub
division of George Washing
ton Park and only / blk. from
buses. Priced to sell today.
S26. $50, with substantial
cash. Phone XII. 9-6644 or
TIE. 6-7343.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
HOUSES sALE-MD. Cont

you CAN OWN your own 3-bedrm
rambler in beautiful Belle Meade,
conv. to schools, shopping and
transp Priced from Sl2,225A to
sIso EHA og snsnc,ns qo~h nir TO VeueranS ot an
napolis rd. defense hwy to Food
Fair, right to 10Th ave, right 2
blks TO houses. HARRY A. BOS-
WELL & CO, INC, REALTORS.
371S r. /. ave, Mt. Rainier. AP.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA. YATES GARDENS Vi
Catholic and public schools, shop
pl1g and transportation. Only 81 t.
500. Will take SI,500 down pay
m,ent. Open sun. 2 to .. 716 S.
alfred st. XII. 9-4S77: ewes, KI.
ALEXANDRIA-DoN'T LOOK Now
but we're offering a good deal Tor
the person who's quick to see 1t
bedrm., : bath, frame and :
masonry home. featuring studio liv
rm,, split level kitchen. de luxe recr:
lot; nr. Shirley hwy. ASSUME LGE,
G1 LOAN. Owner will consider as
low as 5000 down. Be first in
lne sHRRY e see nps ths charmer Bnn M TIE NJ
ave, Alex, va. TIE, 6-24422.
ALExANDRIA-Lovely old home in
port Section. Beaut. arches and
molding on 1st FIR. 2 bedrms.. ,
baths; fireplaces throughout; pine
psneled den. Priced to sell quickly.
vA.-6-rm. bungalow
on "a acre; conv to schools, close
ARLTNGToNnBTiek; foPF I Iq2; y bedrms.. esians
baths, no steps to fst Fl. Good place
for lge. family, old people and chill
dren Office on 1st f.. with pvt.
entr,: rec. ,rm,. furnss nicely With
knotty-pine bar, etc; . scr. porches.
Close to bus. stores and church. S24
South Lincoln BY OWNER. ia. .
1898 or Vienna 446-J
3-bedrm. rambler
tul bSmt.; close in; only So $50.
ACME, ia. 2-l42l.
.RLTNGTON-Act now. New mod
brE rambler; 8 bedrms.. fully equip. ;
under 100000. See OWNER and
MAKE offer Open 10 to =. Lorcem
lane to Randolph ST.. arrows to 4l36
925th 81. n. ia, 2-640l.
ARLINGTON MASTERPIECE - An
other wonderful JOB O. construction
by one of our most reputable build
eTS; brand-new all-brk rambler
ideally situated with every con-
venience bet Lee hwy. and Westover
liz. rm. 5X21. sep. din. rm, kit
with dishwasher. disposal and break
fast space, 3 excel bedrms.. two
tile baths. full bsmt. with 20x2S rec.
rm. with flrepl: huilt-in garage
permanent stairs TO expandahIe attic
nice lot approx. 90x1 90 with trees:
SIS, ,a50. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, IA.
5-6261; ewes, IA. 7-os42 or JE.
ONLY $3.50 DowN-conv. to penta-
son., rms. rec. rm.. bsnt., auto.
washer. Fenced yard. Assume
Evening star., 1953-11-22
TAUXEMONT
F-RM RANCH HOYTCF

7-RM. RANCH HOUSE
Twenty minutes from Washington
Three bedrms.. ceramic tiled bath
partially pine-paneled liv. rm. and
din rm,, wood burning fireplace
Whirlpool washer and dryer, ce-
mented patio. fagstone walk, curbed
drive: oil a.-c. heat, ia-acre wooded
lot. SO. 5-520S.
JUST LOOKING OR BUYING
Location. plan. price and terms OF
this modern 3-beorn. rambler with
bsfGt. ffurn. bar included are Just
right If you're buying. you can be
settled in this wonderful home by
Christmas Call JE. 3-045g for info.
and directions %
Evening star., 1953-11-22
NEARBY VIRGINIA HOMES
Open Today, PM. Until Dark

NN WILL ANIE,
driver for your family?
COD home. located With
Excellent and frequent t
For sale because the ov
for occupancy the early
bedrooms and tiled bath
room and bath on the
HANDICAPPED corner lot;
SULLIVAN. JE. 2-316S.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
SILVER HILL
SUITLAND

S1a.950-OPEN SUNDAY
No. AZ Duvall st.--2-tcarm home
with lge. liv. rr1. and kit. Full hsmt
Close to shop. and schools. ! blk
to bus and Census Bureau. owner
transferred. Reas. down payment
Approx. so mo.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
HOUSES FOR SALAD.
SPACE AND STARmITY

II your family needs 4 bedrms. anc
appreciates lge. rms, I am sure
you will like q liv. rn. 23x16 with
open firepl.; family-sized din. rm
lge. kit, bedrms. (2 twin -sized)
tiled bath, glassed-in sleeping porch
aS 5Smt lac oil shaSea h%a' lo garage s9iced An n.
$50. Easy terms. CLYDE j. MAR.
KEY, AP. 7-2225: Sun. and ewes.
AP 7-4l0S %
Evening star., 1953-11-22
BRICK RAMBLER
OPEN SUNDAY. 12-DARK

OPEN SUNDAY, 12-DARK
See this beautiful custom built home,
has large liv. rm. firepl, full din.
rm., kit, 3 bedrms.. bath. incl. scr,
porch. finished recr. rm., oil &C.
heat. on lovely s4-acre lot, with
driveway. Directions: Out Branch
ave, Sc. to ST. Barnabas rd., right
TO Wheeler I'd, right one blk to
sign 56I6 Wheeler I'd.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
Ii. $4,000 Home. 10. 2-96Se
Evening star., 1953-11-22
NEAR IN
NEAR BUS

THIS new 2-bedrm. brick home has
large lily. rm.. well-equip. kit, with
entr. to nice large level lot. Very
reaS. priced at S12,950. Easy terms
Evening star., 1953-11-22
$1,000
SALE BY OWNER

Owner transferred. $4,000 or hest
offer. Contemporary; 8 bed1ms.
(4th roughed in),, mod fold wal
when open provides ,29-ft. liv. rm.
5I1S 72nd pl.. Glenridge, Landover
Hills area. AP. 7-2344.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
ALEXANDRIA
81 C00 DOWN

624 s. Fayette ST., corner Of Frank.
lin st.Isemidet. brick home, bed-
rms. tile bath. liy. .rm.. din. rm..
entr.; gas heat; 2 years old. Priced
at real bargain. Call TIE. 6-276O
for appt. to inspect. G. C. KELLER.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
HILLS

RAMBLER. S15,10U
3 bedrms. with lge. liv. rm., firepl.
gueSt-size din. rm.. equip. elec kit
ful bsmt On ,ge lot You mrt see
this 10 appreciate. $4,000 dcwn.
WEST REAL ESTATE
Suitland. Md. 10. a-a30C
Evening star., 1953-03-16
Some plain talk about a simple business
that often sounds complicated.
WHY WE ARE PUBLISHING THIS
INFORMATION


Not so long ago we were talking
with the editor Of big national
magazine, well-informed man. He
said that he had never done business
with broker because he was afraid
he wouldn't understand the Lingo
they talk"
That stopped US, made us realize
there must be good many other
people who don t buy stocks simply
because they don't understand the
basic mechanics of this business.
And that is a serious matter.
Why?
Well, if people do not invest their
funds in securities, American busi-
ness and American government will
not have the capital they need for
growth-for new products, new
plants, new jobs. That capital can
come from just one place: People.
Not just a few people with great
fortunes-there aren't many of them
any more-but from millions of
people.
Or look at the situation from the
Evening star., 1953-03-16
Amherst Alumni Hit
Methods Of Congress
In Probing Education

The Amherst College Alumni
Association Of Washington has
adopted a resolution criticizing
the methods of congressional
committees investigating sub
version in colleges and univer-
stiles.
In a separate statement the
Princeton chapter Of the Amer
ican Association Of University
Professors announced a similar
position.
c. Douglas Sager. president of
the alumni group. disclosed that
about half of its 800 members
voted four to one in favor of a.
resolution condemning methods
used by Senators Mccarthy. Re-
publican, of Wisconsin. and
Jenner, Republican, of Indiana,
in Investigations Of Communist
influence in educational institu-
tions.
Freedom Declaration.
The resolution embodied a "dec-
laration on academic freedom"
asserting that certain members
of both houses of Congress" are
"desecrating our American ira
ditions of intellectual honesty
and fair play. abusing the proce-
dure of investigation and using
the cloak of immunity to defame
innocent persons"
It states that the records of
these members "show that they
either do not understand the
meaning of freedom, or deliber-
ately ignore it." It expresses the
fear that unless stopped these
legislators will be able to re-
duce education in America to
ritualism and dogmatism under
which academic freedom, free
dom of speech and freedom of
thought cannot survive"
The Princeton professors said
political misuse of legal proc
eSses, the sitting of controversy,
the suppression of dissent, the
banning and censorship of books
the boycotting of the crea-
tive mind-these and other
methods of control are among
the most dangerous enemies of
a free society"
They added that they "deplore
the failure of many of our educa-
tional, religious and political
leaders to define the true nature
of this growing threat to our
intellectual and spiritual hertz
age and to protest agaiTst it,"
Evening star., 1953-03-16

tainly, well try to help you If you want rs
to-if you ask for our advice and counsel.
But we will not give you anasksd advice;
we will not foist our opinions or OUT
recommendations upon you. !.
This firm spends about one and halt
million dollars year in preparing and
distributing to investors factual informa-
ton about securities.
Well give you all the facts and figures
we have on any security you are interested
in. There'1l be no charge for them. We
Wdnt you to have them-before you buy
and after you buy. If you ask US, we'll even
tell you how we think those facts and
figures add up in terms of your own IN
vestment needs.
But in the end, the decision is yoErs.
That's what we mean when we say
Investigate .. then Invest.
Evening star., 1953-03-16

should ever let his long-term evaluation
Of stock be affected BY fractional price
fluctuations. These, after all, are only mat
tiers of moment to the sPeculator.
Evening star., 1953-03-16

purely personal point of view. A lot
Of people might like to put their
surplus savings where they could
earn a fair return on them. But if
those people are unfamiliar with
securities, they aren't likely to invest
their money in them.
So it has seemed to us we have
an obligation to try to explain this
stock and bond business as simply
as we can.
But where do you start?
Well, we might as well 60 right
back to Fundamentals, back to the
most common words in the busi-
ness. You may find a lot of this
explanation pretty elementary. But
the next person may not be wholly
clear about the exact difference be-
tween stock and bond. Sofwe'll
start right there, in the belief that
you'll be obliging enough to skip
what you already know.
MERRILL LYNCH,
PIERCE, FENNER & BEANIE