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SUNDERLAND HOIISE

1878 Goth st. NV, DU. 1904.
Single and double rooms, newly rem
ovated; clean. cheerful; running
maid service; washing machines;
te!eviston; IS per week each; con-
genial ladies and gentlemen. liz
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coLoRED-8 BEDRMs.. lge; Kit.
2 cples.; $50 mo: empl. refined
people with good refs. AID. 4-6945
coLoRED-s1ss STANTON RD..
Apply a N yAcE : .s KRAFT. sos 18th st.
coGoRE6-Tw9 RMS, kit, bath.
utils. not incl. LII. 4-614S after 8.
1-BEDRM.
APT.-7Lge. lily. rm. and dining
porch. S65.I6 per MONTH; security
COLORED-136O LEWIS ST. Me-
furn.: beautiful cond. $50 mo. Cali
GSV at otter S;3o am. MRS. BRAD
CoLoR Rh. RIDGE ST. NV Nv
Liv rm bedrm.. kit, bath; sep.
HHtails.;. S S65 mo. Inspect then call
CoLoRED-i RM.. KIT, BATH, NV.
and ne. secs. Child accepted. Cali
o eILeT pm s8 9Th ST. NV Ice.
mo-. incl. all utilities; adults only;
good trsnsp.' immed. occup, To. in
spect call ST. 3-53SI or NE S-S402.
COLORED--2233 18th ST. NV
lge m, kit, and bath. newly redec-
Grated; adults only; immed. occup. ::
$3.50 mo-, incl. all utilities. TO
inspect see ian. on premises or call
CoLORED--iIoO 1st ST. NV
rms. with semipvt bath immed oc-
cup; adults, only: 500 mo. To in
COLORFD-APT., :" rms. kit, bath;
gas, cleo. furnished; no children
sos mo. Apply ga 18th st. ne
RMS, lit: and bath.
G ST. S.W.-Attrac.
bed.-liv.. rn, comb; Venetian blinds.
XII. relgr" bath inst hot water
COLORED - PRACTICALLY NEW,
-bedrm; units, with separate din
ing area, lge. kit with eft. refgr:
private er:r; s69.50 plus all utils,
3IT 18th st ne SHANNON &
$685.. Ill
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Suitable For

Legation or MISSION
IUXURIOUSLY furn. town house.
including pipe organ and elevator.
Suitable for large family and serv.
ants or legation, chancery or mis-
sion. Excellent area Just of Conn.
ave, Attractive lease and terms
available. Call Mrs. Rice, with j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC, q to o,
Kenmore S-7122 10
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ROOMS WANTED

BY MDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN of
good habits and good reference,
Government employe. No other
roomers. Box 177-A, Star.
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1926 RHODE ISLAND

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Beautifully restored old mansion,
newly. dec. and furn.: ideal downtown
loc,; daily maid service. Elk. 3-TT5l.
-l2
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CT ! MS
GUNS
WE WILL BUY ANY MAKE
SHOTGUNS-RIF LES-FIREARNIS
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORTS STORE
927 D ST. NV.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES


Call Day or Night. JU 9-3039
PlNG-P0NG table wanted. Must be
n 300 cond. and reasonable. ,Wo.
rfLEVISIoNs. any make. any con condt-
t'on' reas. prices. Phone JE. 2-21S6
OLD PIANOs-WIH pay TOP price
WI pick up within Is days, DE
FILL trade Springfield 90 rife on
wave radio. Call Granite 3-3666.
WANT TO BUY CULTIVAToR and
ploW Tor Ford or Ferguson tractor
Call Crescent l1S0-J-1. is
OLD-FASHIONED
Future frames, clocks, watches. furn,
CHINA, silver, curios, etc. EN-.
3-429o; ewes, OIL. 9-s557. ii
WANTED TO BUY - One
large case drafting instru-
mentS, one or two adjust
able drafting boards and
stools, 1T" squares, TRAN
giles, scales; also, Universal
drafting machine if with
board. All must have been
good equipment when new
and now thoroughly disable,
as Is for our temporary of
flee. Advise what you have
and price. Box 324-B, Star.
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1928 PARK ROAD NV.

1928 PARK ROAD NV.
One rm., cooking facilities: semipvt.
bath; rent S3640
p. j. WALSHE. INC
Ills Eve St. NV. MA. s-646s
III
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-i325 New
Hampshire ave-FfrSt f., ige. Iiv,
nm, = sgle. bedrms.. kit. and bath.
tor, cple. or y quiet men; SIPS.
includes util
Also 1-rm. efficiency, sos, for / gen.
tleman. Call Mrs Mathew Finn.
SANDOz, = Dupont circle. DU.
1-l23t. IL
WE HAVE APIS AND HOUSES
FURN OR UNFURN AND SUB.
LET'S WASH VA VIC tWHITEl
WE1EsIK{IDAYS a-7 SAT, SUN %
524 BOND BLDG Ma S-O007
l4th ST AND N Y AVE. NV.
SIS KING ST ALEX XII S-i3I3
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ROOMS UNPUBLISHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

UNFURN. RMS.
Quiet home. Ii. 3-169S. IA
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APARTMENTS

close IN. Also so6edTOom APP" apt. VA "a.
9TH AND CONGRESS SCI -bedrm.,
h Eiy rm s5 si II G dine and bath =
cooIEY. N "a s slqS SYiiS' ''H Wis
Bath Get KEY at sa4 fS0 NJ. BE Pleas amt
st; NV. Very convenient location.
2l1O Goth ST. - l bedroom. living
room Omit kitche e. and bath; bath, corner
HAGNFR co. DE. s-36Go. 10
ARL.. VA. GSI1 N. 24th st.-1st f..
pvt. home; :, bedrms.y liv. rm., din.
rm;,; kit. bath; large yard; all utils.
mel IR . e Sse9 electric 500; no pets
FIRST FLOOR; 5 rms. and bath: $50
month. Children okay. WA. 7-SO79.
1907 Perry ST., Mt. Rainier, Nd.
81 OAKWooD ST. s,E.-conveni-
dry room. porch: lust redecorated
S65,, Tenant furnishes utilities For
further ,iGndformation call BEITzFIL
1000 SOUTH CAPITOL ST., Apt j
Two rms. kit. and bath Heat and
C Cono HoHENsTEIN BROS Ii =
y
CONGRESS PARK APIS. 1869 Saw
annah st. .e.-Available. /. . or 9
bedroom apis. For further infor-
nation call 10. 2-O15t or 10, @
nl52 Otf1ce hours, Q to 3 Mon
through Fri. to 70 on Sat. -l6
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA-Avail.
immed., ] bedrm.. 500 incl. utils.
Apply in person only. Apt. /, 1928
sE. BRApBTRY HTS rms. and
bath with all utils. conv. to shop.
and transp. S67 80. References. For
information, call 10. 9-S500. 4415
Southern ave. -l2
ONE BEDRM., den, liv.-din. rm., Kit.
bath. screened back porch. Clean.
KENSINGTON = arm. attic apt.
Quiet couple with I young child.
123O HOLBROOK TERRACE Ne
SAN sam RReossEys' All InS' 4-d POO s2I70
Mr.. WASH. CIRCLE NV rms,
kit. and bath; refer; in good cond.
RE. 7-2426. CHARLES M. common.
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
Large; bright and , bedroom
apartments, garden-type. convent
ent to pentagon. 90 minutes down
town Washington: children per-
mitted: shopping schools and trans
poFtation. Columbia Heights, Sec
ton 9. RANDALL H. HAGNER
CO. See Mr.. Knicely, 5311 Sth I'd.
ia. 1858 or call Mr.. Wohlfarth.
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ROCK CREEK APIS.

SOS44 ~ 4Ns"s
"a NEW BUILDING
Overlooking Rock Creek Park, ] block
Conn ave-; efficiency. S35 wk.: l.
hedrrl.. 500 wk., furn., maid serv:
free parking, utilities. Open l0-7.
DE. 2-o92T. -lJ
HAYWOOD GARDENS
41nI HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER. MD
lust outside the District, one bus
fare Convenient to shopping center.
Nicely furnished apartment of Ev-
ing room. bedroom, dinette. kitchen
and bath: sos including utilities.
WA. 1920 10
VIC. MERIDIAN PARK
furn. 2-rm. kitchenette
and bath, fully furn. incl. linens and
dishes; all util. incl. Rent, S110 per
mo. Must have good refs. Apt. close
10 legations and embassies. Just Of
18th and Harvard SITS. NV.
WASHBURN & MAIZE
927 N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 3-2s18
lis
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
tContinued.l

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage In
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO ,7:01o4 UNION. sToR-
MOVING SPECIALIST. day or night,
reasonable rates. Experienced men.
HILLS TRANSFER CO Ii 6-oS42.
MOVE YOUR OWN furniture and
save Rent q truck from CAR
LEASE SERVICE, INC, WO. 6-65S0.
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
night; reasonable rates. Phone
DU 7-96S7 or NO. 1850.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937: ewes. RIA. STAG.
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western Slater Daily
service ou household goods and
autoS at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. Ma. S-4S52.
R0YALL TRANSFER. We will move
you by Job or Sc hr 6 rms. as low
as $50, DE. 2-0O66. l6'
ACTION MOVERS-Fast colored
movers, We move by the Job or hour.
Dependable, low rates. DE. 2-6136.
16s
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Dupont Circle Area

Dignifed and Select
Charming apt, artisticalIy furnished
by decorator; ? lge. rms, modern
kit. and bath: utilS. and janitor
service incl, $50 mo. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, MA. S-l166; ewes,
EN- 3-l1Rn
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18th and Colorado Ave. NV
NEW BUILDING
bedroom apt. sos month
o-Bedroom apt. Sis month
Spacious apis, lge. closets. beautiful
kitchens and tile bath year lease,
Adults only. Tenants pay all utili-
ties.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 h st. NV. ME. S-54O5.
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BEDROOM AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT

Bring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded tewelry. WE pay cash
A. KAHN, INC
90 YEARS AT 935 ST NV
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

NTiQUE CHINA. furniture. full con-
-ents or odd pcs. refgrs,, stoves,
wash mach, rvs. Closed MONDAYS
), FURN, CO. 210 7th st ne.
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WANTED TO BUY =

OLD-FASHIONED
Future frames, clocks, watches, furn.,
emma silver, cuFios, etc. EN-
!3-ioUO; ewes or, Q-4SS5 ii
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ANTIQUES

urniture nric-a-brac china glass.
ware Oriental art objects, JeWelry
rGgS silVerWare paintings, por,
rats; highest cash prices paid
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anu COT. Tu.-EIeVatOr APT: =
bedrm. apt. See resident mgr. --16
bath, nicely furn.. desirable down
town location; Sl10 per mo-. incl.
utils. Phone ME. S-54s2 or EN-.
FURNISHINGS are Of
home in Silver Spring; full bsmt..
with workshop and auto washer.
S175 per mo. SHANNON & LUCHS
CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
- Attractive. newly
bedrm. with twin beds, large liv.
rm. which can be arranged with
extra adjoining bed-sitting rm. or
library. kit. bath: excel. location
and transp. $3.50. NO. 7-94S9.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Wage Rise Ends Dispute
By Ship Radio Operators
By the A.soeiotad Press

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. g.
CIO ship radio operators have
settled their wage dispute with
the Pacific Maritime Associa-
ton, permitting the Matson
luxury liner Lurline to sail for
Hawaii yesterday-almost "a
hours late.
The radiomen received their
requested 9.5 per cent wage in
crease in negotiations which
lasted through most Of Wednes-
day night.
The Lurline was thus able to
sign on a radio crew and sail.
J. Paul st. Sure, PIMA presi-
dent, said the same pay boost
was given to deck officers Of
the AFL Masters. Mates and
Pilots Union, who also had de-
cided to strike.
Some 20 West Coast shipping
firms will be affected by the
PMA's decision. The pay raise
is effective as of March J.. but
the shipowners held of on the
retroactive issue. The union
wants the raise to go back to
June IS. 1862. Negotiations on
this point will continue.
Deck officers had received
$433 to $1,000 monthly. Radio
men got from $457 to 1851.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
GI Accused Of Killing
Officer FIees, Recaptured
!. By the A.soeiatsd Press

FORT DIX, N. j., Mar. g.
Pvt. Edgar Owens. charged with
numbering his lieutenant while
on maneuveFs, was recaptured
early today. two hours after he
escaped from a secured ward"
at the Post Hospital here.
Owens. 21. Of Brooklyn. N. Y,
a mental patient before entering
the Army, was picked UP by two
guards Just a few hundred feet
from the hospital.
He surrendered meekly and
was taken back to the Post
Provost Marshal's ONCE for
Questioning. He had escaped
late last night.
The soldier is charged with
murder in the shooting Of End
1t. Richard NJ. Davenport, %.
of New London, Conn, during a
practice maneuver in which live
ammunition was used on Febru-
airy. IL. "a
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Reciprocal Trade Act
Will Be Continued
Authorities Predict
By Robert K. Welsh

The reciprocal trade agree
mentS law will be continued but
probably with changes and only
after high hurdles and long hear
ingS, House authorities predicted
today.
The hurdles and hearings
cluster mainly around the Ways
and Means Committee at this
moment. Sources close to the
situation said enactment Of an
extension resolution, urged by
the Eisenhower administration,
might be delayed until late May.
That would be only a few weeks
before the June IL expiration
date for the existing statute.
Hearings will be held on the
legislation, Committee Chairman
Reed, Republican, Of New York.
announced. The committee in
dicated yesterday, however, that
1t would hold no hearings on any
major issue until after Easter,
April S.
Appears on TV.
Mr.. Reed mentioned the re-
ciprocal trade agreements act in
a television program last night
with Representative Keating,
Republican. of New York, in
Rochester, N. Y.
"The trade agreement program
is very important" he said.
THE present act expires June
IL Of this year. so that it will
be one of the major issues
working out that extension. I
think it Is very important that
we have hearings on that legiS-
lation."
Mr.. Reed, as well as several
other powerful Republicans in
the House, have been highly
critical OF, the reciprocal trade
program when 1t came up for
periodic extension In past years.
This group Is not expected to
vote against continuance this
year. but Ii believed likely to
press for revisions and tighter
restrictions.
Comment on Taxes.
In other comments yesterday,
Mr.. Reed sketched or stressed
his position on the excess profits
tax, cuts In individual income
taxes and possible methods of
reducing government spending.
He declared that if Congress
delays too long in approving his
bill for income tax relief effective
July it never will get around
to cutting such taxes until next
year.
"a great many appropriations
bills will be thrown into the lap
Of the Senate along with other
legislation" he explained. IF
they wait too long it will be i'm
possible for them to take up
this tax bill and thrash it out
and pass it over in the Senate"
In his most emphatic declara-
ton to date on the excess profits
tax, Mr.. Reed said he was dis
turbed" by statements that the
levy should not be permitted to
expire June 80 because it would
result in a serious loss in reve-
nue.. He insisted that this tax
must terminate July as sched-
uled to remove one great OBJ
stacle to a balanced budget and
because it now is preventing
revenue dollars from being rea-
lized."
AS for cutting governmental
costs and thus easing the path
to a balanced budget and tax
reduction, Mr.. Reed said he was
deeply concerned" by the type
and total of United States out
lays to foreign nations.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Aeronsky to Speak

The Young People of Temple
Sinai will hear an address by
Martin Agronsky on the topic
'Freedom-What It IS-What
It Used To Be" at Sis pm.
Sunday In the Jewish Commu-
nifty Center. Sixteenth and @
@reetS NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
good looking wool
GABARDINE suits

Always fovorite for its hard. sturdy surface,
eobordine has particularly fine qualities for
Spring. For business or dress, it's an excellent
choice. Our well-styIed, we-toored Style
Mart suits offer eobordine in brown, groy, blue
and ton coIors in smart patch pocket,
sinele-breosted models. And, the SyIe-Mort
price is one you'll welcome. Rn.OO
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WNli0mS RsaleY, Inc.
0IS J0Hs0S AV0nWO North
MYland 1854
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Don't DO IT," which has sold over
q million copies.
This unit h setting nGw records
In the rhythm and blues field with
their hit tunes. Crazy Man
Crazy. Take An OF Me- and
you Know and I Know"
Charlie Ferguson has scored an
other first" by producing q tai
sntsd. speciality group Of femme
musicians VINO back up their
leader, musicaIiy and beautifully
10 the last notes.
FsFguson's Zig O. and Bean
head" waxtngS on the Apollo la
bel and his stop TaIl<in'" on
Prestige discs are luke box fav-
orites.
A crowd 10 expected TO attend
this holiday attraction.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18

The story Of the Birth Of
christ" and the Festive Mood for
Christmas win be presented By the
drama lyric chorus Of the Phyllis
Whsatley House At Q p. m. on
Monday, December n.
This dramatic presentation win
be held In the assembly, directed
by Miss Doris Daring and under
tho supervision OF Catherine Nor
man, director Of girls work.
Ths public 10 invited. ThsrS n
no Sdmiasion charge.
On December a from Q 10 Q
.. m, q group from the House
win 90 caroling. Altar the car
oisers return, they win BE- fetsd
with a waffle supper ut Phyllis
whsatlsy House.
On December 70, Santa win ar
rive TO entertain the children at
the NsighborhoOd Christmas
Party from 2 TO 4 p. m. Santa win
BE- helped by Members Of the
Mons Club OF Phyllis whsatlsy
House.
There win be community sing
Ing around the tree and movies
win BE- shown, cllmAxed by .
hayrids carol singing IN the eve
ming between Q and Q p. m.
Other Christmas parties sched-
uled ut the House are a. follOwBl
Dec. 40, Ltra Meres Assembly.
4 10 o y. m.
Dec. n, Music Dept. Assembly
$40 10 0 p. m.
Dec. n. oIrl Scouts Assembly,
2 70 4 p. m.
Dec. a. Camp Fire Girls Can
teen, Z 10 0:30 p. m.
Dec. ~. Tssn-ags Party As
ssmbly. $50 to i1:AB p. m.
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GOLF CLUE AUX MET
Ths Twin City Golf Association
Auxiliary met on Sunday De-
Gambler - at the homo Of MFs.
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Stockholm Loom Co.
l0S WaahingtO@ Ave. O.
wa LOAN MONEY

NOTICE or INCORPORATION
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
HAWTHORNE INVESTMENT Co,
INC. was incorporated under the
Minnesota Business Corporation
Act on December .. 1883. The gem
eral purpose OF the corporation 70
70 buy, sell, manage and generally
deal In real estate and Investments
and do all things necessary, usual
or Incidental, 20 the fuTthering OF
the purposes OF the corporation.
The address OF It's registered Of
flee IL 1S22 Upton Avenue North,
Minneapolis, Minnesota The names
and addresses OF its incorporatorn,
who are also It's first Board OF
Directors, are: Allan NJ ostPow.
$3.50 Upton Avenue North. Mlnne-
apolIs, Minnesota: David Ogtrow.
1908 Queen Avenue North, Mime
apolis, Minnesota and Ida Ostrow,
1908 Queen Avenue North, Mime
ApolIR, Minnesota,
HAWTHORNE INVESTMENT Co.
BY: ARNOLD A. KARf.TSs
Ita Attorney
Dated: December II. 1853.
Arnold A. KArllns
Its Attorney
SiS Builders Exchange
Minneapolis Q, Minnesota
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ooLE ASSOCIATION 70
SPONSOR TEERl-A0R
GOkFlR90 CLINICS

Tho r. c. Golf Association Ia
sponsoring another unit TO its or
RanizatiOn: the teen-age division
In golf. All tsen-agerS interested
In playing golf, win have free
membership In the association and
free professional golf lessons dur
ing the winter months.
For further information con-
tact Catherine Norman at the
Phyllis wheatley House. Ch. 1856.
or Clyde williams, Hy. 1884 or
Bert Dawson, ri. OTTO or Alverta
Coram, Dale o104 81. Paul
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Dec. "a, STAFF Christmas Party
Assembly, Q 70 Q p. M

Rowv YoaV Old BWVm0d
By V0pogizST IN
Home Aeeld@as
Monday. Httis four year old
Bruce BcroRginB, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. clyde scroggina. 1914 Oak
Park Az. ~, overturned . vapog-
izsF that his mother was using for
. younger child
A. o result he suffered second
degree burns on his right leg.
Bruce was rushed 10 the hospital
whsrs he was given treatment and
later returned 70 his home.
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The Five Royals backed BY
Charlie Ferguson and his aIl-girl
orchestra win play for the Christ.
mas Dance Saturday at the MIN
neapoiis Labor Temple, Dec. ~,
beginning at $40 p. m.
The Royals are returning by
popular demand after making
their initial Twin city appear
ancs last Spring.
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0. y. HENDERSON IS
ELEcTED GOPHER
m nR masa nm

Gopher Lodge No. 1O6. IBPoE
Of w held liz regular election Of
officers on December 0. b. r. Hen
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CONTINUED from page ~

The District Of Columbia case
presented . difficult problem
when Justice FrankfIrter chal-
lenged Assistant Corporation
Cousel Milton ID. Norman shortly
after he began his argument,
Tuesday.
FFanIEfuFteP Challenges I'VE"
Arising before the court just
10 minutes before time for adj
journment, the assistant corpora
ton counsel began his argument
by saying: I'VE are here to de-
fend the validity and constitution
Atty Of these (segregated) laws"
Justice FPanlfurteF asked 10
whom no referred when he said
"we''.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18

derson was elected exalted raleg.
Tho election was conducted by
District Deputy Edward L. Boyd.
officsrs IN addition 70 Mr.. Hen
ders0n elected were Alexander 3.
Jordan, leading knight; Albert
Smith. loyal knight; Carl A. Ne
Daniels, lseturing knight; B. J.
Perkins. esquire, James H.
Thomas. secretary; Lee A.
Gwynns. treasurer; J. H Craze,
inner guard; william White. tyler
and william Billiard, trustees.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18

AlysFta coraSn, 400 %. Anthony
Az The club discussed lts social
calendar for ths winter season.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18

Duplex, I rooms and bath each
floor. Newly decorated, double
garage. $3.50 down.
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Immediate possession. Price re-
duced for quick sale. Modern 3
rms. and bath down; 3 rooms fin
ished upstairs. Gas heat. Garage.
JOHNSON Bros.
2217 Central Av. CIR. 1853
$40
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18
SINGER WILL HAVE
BUSY SCHEDULE

ErInine Han Allen, eontralto.
sang In the Messiah presentation
at First Baptist Church. st. Paul.
Sunday night.
This Sunday afternoon she win
appear on q program at the In
ternational Institute. Tuesday at
9 p. m. she win sing at the Union
Station.
Christmas eve the singer win be
the supporting artist at st. Johns
the Evangelist church.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-09
Preserving Of City's
Open Spaces Urged
BY Audubon Society

The District Audubon Society
today released a report criticiz-
ing highway and bridge projects
that would destroy wooded and
park areas in Rock Greek Park,
VGlover Archbold Park and
Roosevelt Island
preservation of the open
spaces with which Washington
and it's vicinity are singularly
blessed must be basic consid-
Grafton in any sound long range
traffic plan," the report declared.
The society commended re-
cent report of the Committee of
100 on the Federal City which
also criticized plans to put speed
ways through park areas and a
bridge across the Potomac River
at Roosevelt Island. The society
also said it favored the preser-
walton of the Chesapeake & Ohio
Canal for walking, canoeing and
OCner reCreaClOnal use.
Speedway Project Opposed.
The society said it doubted
if the plan to put a speedway
through the upper part of Rock
Greek Park would serve, a use
full traffic purpose. It added:
"It might merely put an extra
and unsupportable burden on
the present lower Rock Greek
parkway. To spoil the park for
such a traffic result would be
truly ironic."
The same argument was pre-
sented by the society for the
preservation of the Glover Arch
bold Park, a wooded ravine along