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Evening star., 1953-01-16
HOUSES sALE-MD Cont, HOUSES sALE-MD. te.s..I
IMMEDIATE POsSESSION

zoos collins Ave, Wheaton Hills
Brick rambler: liv. rm. lge. enough
for that grand piano . twin-sized
mat and freezer. A real buy at SI3,.
$50; din. pymt. open to offer. Assume
GI loan. MRS. HART, 10. 5-35lS,
cox & CO. UN. 4-1526.
$1,000 BUYS BIG BRICK COL; liv.
rm., flrepl.. side porch, din. rnl.,
equipped kit, 3 bedrms-. tile bath.
fun bsmt.; 12-acre fenced lot; near
bus.
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor, JU. $1,000
3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
81 $3.50. big GI trust; full bsmt.,
big lot, lovely home.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor, JU. $1,000
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opposite Sulgrave Club-Attractive
wide 4-story brick bldg. Available
April. Presently occupied by Gov
ernment Offices. Layout provides 4
apis. of . or more rooms. kit. and
bath. Bldg. now has s baths and
s kits.) Mr.. Manuel, EN-. 3-53S6
or Mr.. Poole, WO. 6-1S91 with
DE0Mf pli06n REALLY CORR, aD'
FOREST HILLS-Three bedrms., 3ia
paths. English brick Colonial. Ex-
quiSitely designed. $4,000. JOHN
H. MILLER JR. e. BRO. MA. S-2557;
ewes, EN-. 3-6uSS. is
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NEARBY MD. TAVERN FOR SALE
Seafood restaurant; liquor on and
off sale Long lease. Seat $50. park
100 cars. BROWN, WA. 1854.
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FOXHALL RID, MacArthur blvd. area
Truly a super rambler at the re-
markably low price of S31 $50: ont
Of the few FOUR BEDROOM ram.
sive. cloSe-in location. high above
the Potomac Valley, adjoining Dunn.
barton; orand-new. all brick: eft
liv rm.. large separate din. rm
lovely kit. with dishwasher. dis.
posal and breakfast space FOUE
ON ONE FLOOR: enormous ground.
level bsmt.; lge. storage attic. built.
IN garage, nice porch. FRANK S
PHILLIPS. DI. 5-I41l; ewes, JU
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v A ACAN T
BetheSda-Silver Spring
4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS

& BEDROOMS-Z BATHS
GE kit, with garbage Disposall and
dishwasher, full bsmt. with outsiSe
entr.; only 5 left of the rs brick
structed by KorZendorfer in Silver
Spring and 4 Of the 10 to be
erected in Bethesda have already
been sold. Call OIL. Ash for appt.
to inspect.
H. j. Korzendorfer Co.. Inc.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
PRACTICAL CHARM

EnAN 11SAL NHARM
> BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
Magnificent home in highly desirable
Kirkside. Secluded area, close to
tranSp., Blessed Sacrament Parish,
churches and shopping. One of the
most charming, exceptionally we'll
built and well-cared- for homes OBJ
tainable. Spacious lot affording un-
and lawn. Approx. $4,000 neces-
Sary. Immediate inspection recon-
mended. Office open till 9.
Town & CIlh,lrhar, FM q Od0O
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PARK. near Bureau OF
Standards. semidet. brick, center
hail. lge. liv.. din. and sun rms. on
lSt f.; bedrmS., Ia baths on IN,
A.; fine dry bsmt. garage; owner
leaving town; priced to sell. See il
today. Call JAMES E. SCHWAB.
EN-. 2-5S00; after &, call OIL.
- 4N9 or OIL. -1nH3. Ii
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Bethesda, Greenwich Forest

= INFbI DEC IION
Beautiful big red brick Colonial on
wooded "a acre. True center-hall
plan; 4 bedrms., > baths on end
floor. Large finished attic; 2-car
garage. Early occupancy. once
open till 8.
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FAMILY SHOE STORE

Sickness forces sale Excellent loca-
ton sc. Washington. 100000 vol
ume. Can be bought with or with
out stock Box 362-T. Star. 3O~
ePECIAL-3 beaut. roomine houses
OF Q. 10 and 15 rms. Prices and
terms are right. Always call
Keach g. Purcell, Elk. 3-241I
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RAR AND GRILL. S.W
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W

AMER. UNIV. PARK, 95O--Lovey
Gears, sta I'A James School Wis. ave;
shoRpins sr.. and tTsTrSP1EtssiiiaSERb TWPINsiaE he'd p
closets. earaee. oil h,--wh.; fine
level lot with lge inclosed rear yard;
ideal for small children. FRANK S
PHILLIPS DI. 7-1411; ewes, 10.
AMER Ef44 UNIV. PARK AREA-vacsnt
5000 will purchase; Assume largs
CO, EN- 2-"326 It'll 9 pm.
BERKELEY. IN EXCLUSIVE FOX.
daily. 1-b. Brand-new brick Colonial
Of finest quality. Features q lge, bed
rm. and full bath OH 1st H.; bed
rms. and 2 baths on End f.; Sa-tt; ;and1y
kit RE. With With dishWssher. n .disposai snd
breakfast space, grade-level recr
rm. with fireplace, storage attic:
built-in garage, porch plus lge. brick
psS s n n Ss bou s5uiY YFRAS "a Sa!S'19an- 3 PaI
LIPS, DI. 7-1411: ewes. .WO. 6-3235
BRiGHTWOoD. mr.. Coolidge High
Immaculate semidet. brick: 8 rms.
2ha baths. rec. rm., gas h.-w.h:, det
northern sssss: af5fk BIZ ssi RSsiss'iG6 g. 5.isss
CHEVY CHASE, D. c. - 2-yr, -oic
Street; 8 bedrms., , baths, nice
pOrch and attached garage; full
bsnit; priced right. BILLINGSLEy
REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326 til
nm -i6
eHEvY CHASE, D. C.-vacant, newl.
renovated, det. corner. stucco. & spa
cious rms. larRe, heated attac.
bsnlt., 8 complete baths, oil heat
Ofiers invited. DI. 7-0s30, RA
cHEVY CHASE AREA ,Somersetl
$40. 500. Beautiful 3-bedroom 2ia
hath and den home; brick with slst
roof cali OIL 2-6f4a til 8 pm AL
LIED realty CORP. lie
Evening star., 1953-01-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

I345 4th ST.-5-rm. brick; vacant.
Many extras; bath; $3.50 to $500
cash. OWNER, IA. 9-70lO. lis
Evening star., 1953-01-16
JEWELRY STORE

With or without stock in fast
fablished: modern fine fixtures.
watch repairins alone carries the
overhead; low rent, long lease. Must
sell at once on account OF health.
Life'S opportunity for young
Xatchmaker. Box 311-V Star. ~.
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KENsINGTON
DETACHED RRICK-S23 QS

4~A5 AASAAGO ,OOU
2 BATHS, 3 BEDRMS., DEN
This lovely Colonial-type home em-
bodies all the features found In 4
slightly older home (approx. q
bedrms.. q baths. irepI. rec. rm'.
den. large dream kit. with clothes
washer, dryer. dishwasher. garbage
disposal. lge. pic. windows, etc.
Family -size din. rm.. porch and even
q built-in heated ONCE for the execu-
tive or incoming Republicans. Deep
.evel lot with trees. located ] block
OF Conn. ave. on an attractive dead
enc street. Safeway elementary
school and Capital Transit bus. all
within 2 blocks vacant. immediate
occupancy. SIS. 600 down paVmert
acceptable. Excellent terms Call
Mr.. Hall JU. 5-419e before sold
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES. INC.
1928 K 81. NV.
NEAR ROCKVILLE, MD.
Nice 3-bedrm. rambler. corner lot
100x100. Good condition Sl2,o50.
Gas heat To inspect call
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
EN-. 3-1sOO --I6
CONTINUED on Next PaSs.I
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BETHESDA AREA

Brick. slate, roof Colonial. on land
and out. First A. has liv. rm.. fire-
place. din. rm.. den, powder rm.,
screened porch, kit; 3 bedrms., .
baths plus. finished attic. up; bsmt.
and bar, bath and utils.; det ga
Evening star., 1953-01-16
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Really a charming 3-bedrm. rambler.
also a most unusual 2-level Swedish
modern. both designed and built by
Korzendorfer of the finest materials;
excellent neighborhood, beautifully
HANDICAPPED area: ali homes of the
yited. Open Sat. and Sunday, IL to
q, daily, . to 8, Directions: Conn.
ave to Chevy Chase Circle. east on
Western ave. to CUMMINGS lane. left
to Turner lane and open signs at
1904 and 1905.
H. ]. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1953-01-16
Chevy Chase Cape Cod

S27,500
30-ft. living rm. with fireplace. din
ing L." fully equipped Ice. kit. plus
bedrm. and bath on FIRST floor |:
z double sized bedrms. and bath on
md floor. porch garage full bsmt.
J.. z. MAYNARD. JU. S-l033 or
JU, 9-53Tl
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SHOE STORE-N.W.
DelicatesSen- -Luncheonette


KOSHER STYLE
Lifetime opportunity for two eXper
people to acquire ll-established
going business in nearby suburbs,
III health of owner forces sale on
excel. terms Approx. $4,000 cash
required. Call ewes. RA. 81 l3S3.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
TO QUALIFIED PRINCIPALS
PRESS REALTY CORP.
p27 18th st. NV. ST. 3-9n33lt
Evening star., 1953-01-16

SILVER SPRING-Near Jewish Com
munity Center 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. . full baths: full base
ment; ideally located for Dr., e.c.
z. r. BLANCHARD. RealtoA JU
8-6T57 til . p.m. sA17
Evening star., 1953-01-16

-FOUR coRNERs-sILvER SPRING
2 BEDRMS.-FULL BSMT.
EXPANDABLE ATTIC
4-BFDRM., 2-BATH POTENTIAL
FIREPLACES
IN BEAUTIFUL BALLANTRAE
3rd SECTION NOW AVAILABLE
TOTAL PRICE, $12,500
LEACH d. CRONIN
10. $500 Ewes. JU. 5-3gs2
Evening star., 1953-01-16
Town g. Suburban, EN-. 2-94O0
BETHESDA
BRICK CAPE COD-$17, $50
FIREPL.. BSMT.. PORCH

You will love this neat, trim, attr.
home loc. just of Old Georgetown
I'd. with its spacious liv. rm. and
log-burning flrepl., separate din.
rm.;, light, fully equip. kit. with
breakfast space: Q CHEEKY bedrms.
and tiled bath. Expansible attic
with dormer windows, floored, with
heat. cleo. plumbing, etc. roughed
In for finishing. Modest dn. pymt.
acceptable. Excel. terms. Call Mr.
Hall, JU. 5-4 1870 for quick inspec.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES, INC.
Evening star., 1953-01-16
CHEVV TuACE
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
The most attrac. library you will see
in some time is feature of this
handsome Colonial brick home, To-
Gated only blks. from the Chevy
Chase Circle. containing spacious
rms, ~ baths. The home also has
large lst-floor bedroom and full
modern tile bath; lovely Chinese
garden; garage and rear screened
porch. w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 3-560O
till q pn7
Evening star., 1953-01-16
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA

New brick and stone rambler. located
on . acre. Home overlooking Be-
thesda Country Club. Center hall.
3 twin size bedrms.. . baths. din.
lrm.. de luxe. fully equipped kit,
breezeway, garage and maids rm.
and bath. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY,
INC, OIL. 4-1266; ewes. OIL. 2-01A2.
Evening star., 1953-01-16
HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcent.)
HILLCREST

NEAR ANN BEERS SCHOOL
with firepl.; large porch, built-in
gar, large, fenced lot; on busline,
Terms. For information, call Mr..
Phifer, LU. 2-3S75.
PAUL p. STONE, REALTOR
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CHEVY CHASE
BRICK RAMBLER

Liv.-din rm with fireplace 3 ped
rooms 2I5 baths full bsmt with
tec rm tile floor modern slec kit:
gas &C heat.
Evening star., 1953-01-16
COMET CONSTR. co.
OIL. 10000 1901 Hustled DR..
~TV-xYxY ~Yy
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

O11TV I N1111OE, IID.
Four-bedrm. brick Colonial in the
popular Rosemary School area and
near Conn. ave. transportation. Fire.
place in large liv. rm., dining rm.,
den and equipped kit on st A.; FIN
ished Bird n. S2s,6O0. E. M. FRY.
INC OIL o-ST0O Till q n N,
Evening star., 1953-01-16

KENSINQTON
420s Knowles ave.-Lovely brici
rambler. Vacant and in excellen
condition. Only $4,000 Trades
considered. Mr.. Ryan. JU. 5-l25S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor.
1924 l4th st. NV AID. 4-2005
SILVER SPRING
FLOWER AVE. SECTION
located in most desirable section ioi
rm. with. hrepl.. separate dininf
rm., Q baths. fun bsmt.. det. garage
storm windows and doors: nr
schools shopping. and transo. S23 :.
$50. Flexible terms. ,,all Mr.. Smith
co. 5-Sqa2 COUNTY INVEST.
MENT CO. JU. $500. liz
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING. near
Mrs. Kay's-Immac brick rambler
on nice lot. quiet neighborhood. nr
schools. Three fine bedrulE.. sep. Gin
rm. frepi, daylight bsnt.: mod
erately priced for quick sale.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor. JU. S-1A(
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-20
Rev. Mr.. Thompson's First Sermon
In New Charge Is Warmly Received
Diiiicun Ners

Mrs Aubrey Skillman and chill
dren, of williamsburg have been
visiting for several days in the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Rozelle. ut Sprouse' s
Corner.
R j. Jones and son. Maxev.
We're visitors to Richmond last
Wednesday.
Carl Allen is improving in John
ston- Willis Hospital. in Rich
mond after having his appendix
removed last Friday
Mrs Edna Pearson is able to be
out after being confined to her
home for about two weeks,
Youth Social
The M. Y F. held q social in the
recreation room of White Hall
Methodist Church. Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Self. OF
Richmond. spent the week END
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-20

Pitts, Jr., and Sue Gillian were
Saturday shoppers in Richmond
The WSCS of White Hall
Methodist Church held class on
Monday night to study the Book
OF jeremiah.
Mrs. Kenneth Ransom and Mrs.
B d. LeSueur were shoppers, III
Farmville. on Monday.
Mi. and Mrs. Ralph Dudley and
children, Edna and Carol, of
Lynchburg. visited Mrs. James
Christian on Saturday.
First Sermon
The congregation of White Hall
Methodist Church had the priyi-
lege Of listening to a very fine
sermon by Rev. E l.. Thompson
on Sunday night. This was Rev.
MI. Thompson's first sermon in
the DillWyn Church and it was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
j. Summers MaXey and daugh-
ter Elaine. Of Richmond. were
week end visitors of Mr.. Allen
MaXey MIS- Bette Ayres and
daughter Graham. were dinner
guests IN the same home on Sun
day. The dinner was in honor of
Miss Clarissa Maxey's birthday
Bobby Snoddy is out again after
being confined to his home with
a severe cold.
a supper will be given by the
Methodist Mems Club on Novem-
Der y IN the recreation room Of
White Hall Methodist Church.
This viii be their annual Ladies
nieht and wives and sWeethearts
are expected to be present to
sample the food the men will pre-
pare
MIS-. r. H Ingle has returned
to her home after a visit with
relatives in Southwest Virginia.
Little Douglas Rush is confined
to his home with flu
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Snumaker during the week end
were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cash
and MIS- Marcuson Cash Of
VesUv.us, Va
MI. and Mrs. c. I Poole. Joan
Poole and Gladys Parker attend
IA the Notre Dame University of
North Carolina football game at
Chapel Hill, N. c.. last Saturday.
Mi. aud Mrs. Lewis Turner and
daughter. Billy Lou. were business
visitors to Lynchburg last Satur-
day,
MI. and Mrs. R. J. Wojnicki
and children Kathy and Stephen
attended a showing of The Robe"
at the Byrd Theatre. in Rich
mOnd last Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-20
MD Civic League
Will Accept Gifts
For Christmas Tree

Marshall District Civic League
viii have a community Christmas
tree in ArVonia the week before
Christmas. Plans for the tree
were discussed at the November
meeting Of the group.
Program for the tree will take
place at the Arvonia Masonic
Hall. Baskets filled with food and
clothes will be given to needy
families, and sunshine baskets
will be delivered to shutzins.
If anyone wishes to contribute
food or clothing for the baskets.
he is asked to contact Mrs. F. B.
Gilbert. New Canton.
Other recent activities of the
league were the annual turkey
dinner and q Halloween party.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-20
buckingham Meas

A THANKSGIVING service Will be
held in MaySyille Presbyterian
Church. Wednesday, Nov Is. at
7:45 .. m. The Rev c. H Palmer
new Methodist minister viii give
the message, The public is invited
to attend and worship.
Invitations have been issued to
friends here to the wedding Of
Miss Marguerite Jones TO Allen
challenger Thursday. Nov %. at
Charlottesville in the University
Chapel
Maysville Presbyterian Church
IS planning a Christmas pageant
this year to be given on Sunday
night, Dec 20. at the church The
public is invited
The Junior Women of the
Church met Tuesday night IN the
home of Mrs. Carl RoSen
Quarterly Conference
The first Quarterly Conference
Of West Buckingham Charge of
the Methodist Church will be held
Sunday. Nov %, at Trinity
Church, Buckingham. DR.. c. C.
Bell, Farmville district superinten-
dent, will preach at II a m, with
dinner being served afterWard at
the church. DR.. Bell win hold the
conference after luncheon.
Richard Ellis ". left last Tues
day for Fort Benning. Ga to en-
ter the armed services
Corporal Singleton Moss. who
has been stationed in Germany
the past year, has received his
discharge
Mrs. w P. Province. Of Farm
vile, has been spending some time
here in the home Of Mrs Lewis
Williams.
Shower Hostess
Mrs Gordon Baldwin entertain
ed in her home with a mlsCel-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-20

Shower Hostess
Mrs. Gordon Baldwin entertain
ed IN her home with a miscel-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-09-12
SEPT. is
NATIONAL
HOME MONTH

"The month of September has
been designated as National
Home Month and September 20
q, as National Home Week In a
proclamation adopted by the Dade
County Commission" Vincent j.
! DeMeo, chairman of National
Home Week committee, announc-
ed today. .
"To date AZ members of the
Builders Association of South Fla.
have registered model h m S
which will be on display during
National Home Week, and be-
tween fifty and one hundred are
expected to be registered by the
deadline date.," continued DeMeo.
Everyone going through the
model home promotion. The win
ture and folders which will ex-
plain how the home building in
dustry contributes to the econo-
my, beauty and sound growth of
the Greater Miami area. Appli-
ances, household items and many
other prizes will be given away.
In addition to the overall promo
ton, each member of the Assoc
iation displaying a model home
will be competing in local con-
test for the best in individual
model home promotion. he win
ner of the local contest will then
compete in the National Associa-
ton Of Home Builders contest,
with other Association winners
from over the rest of the country
and the grand prize of an all ex-
pense paid nine day trip to Aca-
pulco, Mexico, goes to each OF 20
National Association of Home
Builders regional winners.
Speakers from the Speakers
Committee. made UP by members
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-09-12

There are fashions to suit every
taste and every pocketbook. AS is
usual with college Clothes there
are just plenty Of separates -
skirts, jackets, sweaters.
Speaking of sweaters, there Is
wonderful new news there. Many
Of the new ones are made of that
easy to care for fabric, orion, and
a bright new fiber rates high.
1t is called Vicara. It's chief at
tributes are that it is wonderfully
soft, is absorbent, and most OF
all 1t resists peaiing. shrinking and
felting. Yes, it is warm as sweat
ers ought to be. and is inexpen-
sive compared to fine wool and
cashmere.
Almost every fashion for col
lege girl this year starts with the
jacket. Plain or fancy. boxy or
fitted, the jacket Is the core OF
the costume to which the skirt,
vest, shirt. Stacks. shorts and even
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-09-12

belts are coordinated, says Wo-
mems Wear Daily.
New fabrics contribute to the
Jackets versatility. Bright feltS,
wallpaper printed velveteenS, da-
masks, suede, tweed, flannel,
cashmere, camel hair and cordu-
roy. No one can say that the
choice is in any way limited.
There promised to be the usual
wardrobe of skirts for the well
dressed coed, with the majority
being shown In fuller fashions,
designed for active school Life.
Gay and colorful, they feature a
renewed interest in plaids, for
there are many: tartans in the
stores -; ~.
The smart coed viii be the one
most adept In selecting the
clothes which flatter her. After
all, one is only as smart as she
looks.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-09-12

Of the building industry and its
allied associations and organi2a-
tons, are available for profess
sional, fraternal and civic meet
ings and they will be glad to
show how the home building in
dustry and all of its related in
dustries promote the growth of
this area by providing housing
for families of every income
bracket.
The thirty-nine man Steering
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-09-12

Committee comprised Of mem
bers of allied organizations and as
sociations of the home building
industry have pledged their sup
port and cooperation and almost
all of their advertising and pro-
motion for September will be di-
rected towards National Home
Week. and the theme "Home
Building Helps the Miami Area
and You"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-09-12
Fredaye S. Henderson
TAILORED TO TASTE

College CLOTHES THIS YEAR ARE
Not every college lass can have the
brightest 10, but if she is the least bit smart
she will cultivate a bright F.Q. (Fashion
Quotient) That is an easy assignment, con-
sidering the fact that the fashion designers
have done the basic framework.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-09-12

BROTHERHOOD OFFTCERS-Afars Of the newiy-fOrmed
National philanhrOpc
zaon will handled by Edward Dudley ~ president and
Ernest Johnson @ executive director Mr. Dudley recently
resigned his American Ambassador the Republic
position writer tor the Voice
Of America Of the u S. Department Of State
, 1953-11-03
TUEsDAY. 8 8. 1859
NOISE KILLS POISE

NOISE KILLS POISE
NOISE is a loud and irkSome Glamour, a Wretched obli-
cato that inexhorably haunts our existence. It knocks our
equilibrium a way off side and helpless, trapped in a world
that is a spinning ~cacaphony Of NOISE, we become para
nuts, schizonuts or psycho-nuts.
SOUND is not to be confused with NOISE. Sounds
can give US great Joy and pleasure. and mi~nisterng to our
senses, comfort and sooth our shattered nerves like an ano-
dyne. There is no SOUND quite as enchanting or breath
taking as that Of a lover or loved one murmuring Darling
his Marry me?" and her Yes" But for these utterances that
transcend all others, DUN would be meaningless. The
challenging cry Of a baby freshly born. The first time he
lisps "Mommy" or Daddy. The patter Of his tiny feet when
he learns to walk these SOUNDS are fiercely sweet. A
mother grooming a Iullabye, bells, whether they are solemn
" ealing the deyout to church or festively ringing in the new
year, the pop of a champagne bottle, the sizzling OF a juicy
steak broiling, the rustic of crisp greenbacks all OF these
SOUNDS have a special quality that appeals to our senses
and they are friends of our nerves because they bring US
iov happiness and satisfaction. If our world was filled with
SOUNDS instead of NOISE worries would slide off OF our
nerves like water snubbing. a ducks back. There would be
but few alcoholics and drug addicts and there would be
more of us with long fingernais instead OF the unslghtly
ehewed apologies that are 50 prevalent
THE tempo Of life today is really a nervekiIler. This
fact together with the brutal, mad, madulterated din that
we are exposed to day in and day out, year in and year out
is-making psychonalysts rich, filling mental institutes to capa-
CITY 10 say nothing of the @cases" loose in the streets. Bark
ing dogs, rumblng trucks, motorcycles puttputtputting
along highways like devil things that make you itch to get
your hands on the guy who is on the nuisance, blaring tire
sirens, waiTng amh,lanccs, demon drills tearing up old road
pavements for new, riyeters with their beastly little hammers,
planes roaring overhead. NOISEl NoIsEl NoIsE War with
its Iullets Winnings bombs bursting the dying and wounded
moaning and cursing what a terrificaly vicious beating
our nervous systems are subjected to BY NOISE
, 1953-11-03
FOR SALE

/ Used smith-C Corona Type
writer with accent marks for
Spanish, French and Portu-
gese.
In good condition.
, 1953-11-03
FOR SALE
3 piece Metal Frame Set
chair, 2 couches-suitable for
office : waiting room = $1,000
Cali: CRUZANA

payoff comes when a motorcade, following a we'd
ding, keeps its auto horns blasting away until it seems that
YOU must 90 mad. Quite uncaled for, this particular type OF
NOISE is the worst Of all because it is absolutely Pointless.
Once, this post-nuptial racket was in vogue on the mainland
Introduced BY festive-loving Europeans, every Monday
morning they were partial to this day for marTying) the
streets in many New England areas were literally dumked IN
the NOISE of blasting horns announcing to the world (s i
anyone cared) that another gal had nailed her guy. It did not
take the Europeans long to become Americanized, however,
and they discontinued this rodwyish trick.
IN consideration of the raw, screaming tangled nerves
of citizens, the late Mavor La Grardia Of New York City, de-
claring that NOISE is harmful to the physical w~el-being Of
humans, established a law that demanded a minimum Of
noise on city Streets Apparently the lawmakers OF St. Tho
mas are proceeding along the same lines. Putting thumbs
down., recently on the silly pOstwedding habit Of honking
auto horns, they are getting off to a good start squelching g
rid~icnIously NOISY custom that has unfortunately invaded
their beautiful island.