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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
CONTEMPORARY

CONTEMPORARY
AMERICAS FAVOR1TE
The split level, with expansible space
to match the mood of your family
is at its most gracious in Spring
fields. -
YATES VILLAGE
Where Design Features Include
classic exterior.
three bedrooms on sleeping
level.
two baths.
living room with manteled
fireplace.
WESTINGHOUSE kitchen with
dishwasher.
formal dining room
pine paneled lower level,
two-bedroom size, with pri-
vate entrance.
careful Carr construction
throughout.
SALES PRICE, So1.75O
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
EDWARD r. CARR. INC.
1904 Essex Ave, XII. S-55ll
Directions: Out Shirley hwy. to Fran
coma Cloverleaf. right to Back LicI
I'd, right to sample home on right
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ONLY 81 900 CASH

Including settlement charges-3-bed.
N, brick rambler, on over IL acre.
full daylight bsmt. with picture win.
dows. Disappearing stairway Ia
storage attic Excellent neiehbor-
hood. Total price only SI5.950, with
payts. of S105 per mo-, incl. ms. and
taxes. Immed. poss. A convenient
location for N.R.L., Boiling and
Andrews Fields. Phone until s p.m.,
10. 7-016s or LO. 7-SS37.
JIM BRITT
1920 Indian Head Hwy.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

POTOMAC, MARYLAND
3-yr..-old custom-built brick rambler
on "a acres; iiv. rm with beaut
paneled firepl. wall, sep. din. rm.,
all-elec. kit, 3 bedrms. q with book
bsmt. and garage: S23, 500, with
excel, terms. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
INC. Potomac office, OIL. 4-6333.
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ARLINGTON-FALLS CHURCH
FAIRFAX
A Trib to FARMLAND

WHEN YOU VISIT THESE
NEW split-level ramblers. Only
min. from Nations Capital.
Homes are situated on glorious
i4-a. freed lots. There are
3 bedTmS.. beamed ceiling in
liv. rm. with fioor-to-ceiling
stone firepl.: state-size din.
rm.. 12xl4 GE kitchen with
birch cabinets, 3 full baths in
all. paneled rec. rm. with fire.
place: oversize garage. SCI 900
LIST trust avail; $1,000 cash,
balance in small End trust.
We assure you you'll find 10
better value anywhere. Shown
BY appt. ia, 10000.
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ALEXANDRIA

3-Bedrm., 11a-Bath Homes
LOCATED AT COMMONWEALTH AND
SPRINGS SITS, ALEXANDRIA, VA
These homes have many extraordi-
nary features. Full daylight base
ments. with completely tiled floors
and outside entrances. Huge attic
fans to insure summer comfort
automatic gas heat. a modern light
kitchen with dispose! and exhaust
fan. Sl5,650. FLA approved,
monthly payments $50 80. includes
insurance. principal, taxes and IN
terest.
ART POST
S17 s. Washington ST., Alex, Va.
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GARDINER RAMBLERS
$16,500 Nothing Down CT
30-YEAR FINANCING IT,
1910 ERSKTNE ST

Attention to detail and flaw
less construction have made
this 3-bedrm., full bSmt. home
the best buy on the market.
Fully equipped kit. and large
lots. plus close-in location
have won 1t public acclaim.
You will love 1t, too.
OPEN DAILY. / THRU g
SAT. AND SUN. 10 THRU g
Directions: Out New Hamp-
shire ave. "a miles past D. c.
line, right on Erskine st.
DOROTHY K. WINSTON & co.
905 10th st. NV, ST. 3-O500.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA - 500 down
and SIS monthly buys this 2-bedrm
semidet. home. New in 1851. Full
bsmt,, equipped kit. XII. S-4l21.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

GI--2 brick bungalows, close-in Sc.
z bedrms. plus finished attic. one
Mth oSs eve paved paw So. street fSst
ST. 3-736S; ewes. JU. 2-7612 I'll!
10 pm. ATLAS REALTY CO. "a
IF YOU CAN USE a 1-bedroom home,
we offer a nice one in Eanham area,
> years old, immaculate: can easily
price. Call Mr.. Nelson with DOUG
M, SMILEY. INC, ,UN. 4-S260. 10.
sUBURBAN-New 4ela-ft. redwood
rambler. lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
pine-paneled dinette. cleo. Kitchen
with breakfast space. 3 spacious
bedrms.. tile bath. l4-acre lot. S12,-
$50. H. CARLYLE de I,Oz(ER. Real
tor, WA. 10000. WA. 10000. -
$1,000 CASH will buy a brand-new
Government park in Lewisdale area.
Full basement, separate dining room
over 1000 So. # of living space
Offered at S13,a50. Call till s pm,
WA, $4,000. ROBERT S. DAVIS
BUNGALOWS rms: l acre, corner;
~ min n.r to a p e line on hwy Ia, yss
HOUSES BrAHuGHEs-ColIese' PARK
ramblers, brand-new. 2-week oc-
cupancy. Charming little homes;
each has full bsInt., rustic lot. Sc
Guided location. Only S11,250, with
low down payments; W. r. HUGHES
Mr.. U. OF MD.--Charming 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; equip. kit, tile bath;
painted bsmt.: lge. shaded lot. Vets.
no dn. payt.. S67 so mo-, plus taxes.
Excel. value, H. CARLYLE de LO-
iZIER; RealtoTs 34l4 Hamilton st.
wa; 7o3000. WA. 7-6O60. -
this practically new Groom brick
and-Shingle home. Full bsmt., deep
lot; in the Hollywood section OF
College Park. Balance, $110 mo-,
incl. taxes and insurance. Call till
=, pm, ROBERT s. DAVIS g. CO,
HOUSES SA. a;I sY HuGHEs,-popular PARK
lawn; q bright rms, walk-in closets,
rm., kitchen packed with appliances.
No money down. only SIS per mo-
"; R, HUGHES. CO.. AP. 7-14oo
BELOW Fl ! P Gn!.. - OFF EDMoNsT t
k kD 1907 ci Ssth s aye ITEM Tsmple ton
bsmt. We took this in trade and will
sell below CT appraisal. No cash
ley, DE 2-s437, with FREDERICK
REAL ESTATE, RE. 7-2461. -
COLLEGE PARK, proper: open Sun
day, l to 5. 1918 Girard st.-New
3-bedrm. rambler, built-in garage;
excellent floor plan; custom built.
6907 Rhode Island ave.--;}-bedrm
2-bath. brick Colonial. immaculate
condition; rec. rm.. barbecue, many
other extras. Be sure to see these.
Harrison 2-91l1 or JU. 5-1253.
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TARA

This choice N. Arlington
location is so much In demand
and here is a de luxe tapestry
brick rambler. long and iow,
on a most attractive, level
yard: 8 large bedrms., 2
tiled baths. center hall.
de lake kitchen with washer
and dryer. sep. din. rm.. de-
lightfui liv. rm. with firepl.:
big Diet. garage: private rear
patio: 50. 900 cash will
handle. Price. $4,000. This
wont last. Cal! today:
REAL ESTATE
SERVICE, INC.
563 Lee HWY, IA, 7-a0
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
5707 Jennifer ST.. Rogers Heights
Two bedrms., full bsmt.. lse. porch,
big fenced yard gas heat. BARGAIN.
1850. 81, nothing down: nom
vet. $1,000. WALCROFT REAL
ESTATE, UN. 4-3400. .
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$3.50

Assume $4,000 CT 4tc loan, S52 mo.
in napd. PIln o int RHa taxes ms or
house, equip, kit, auto. gas heat,
stairway to attic, fenced I'd, oak
floors. many trees; near schools, bus
only , blks. past D. C. line. Open
all day today and Sunday, 51O2 G
st Sc. Dillon Park, Md, 10. s.
to Southern ave, left l blk. to TT
Dupont ST.. right to G ST., left to
"Onenn hnllse
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c. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC.
4241 Wisconsin Ave. NV. EN-. 3-4450
NEAR COLUMBIA CLUB
Exceptionally convenient to excellent
transportation and shopping; attrac-
tive, detached, brick, Colonial home
(only years old. Hall first-floor
powder room, rear screened living
porch, 3 fine bedrooms, , baths sec
ond floor; gas heat. garage; good.
level lot (Anchor fenced; SOS. 5000.
Mr.. Shackelford, MA $4,000; eve
nings and week ends, JU. 5-66OS,
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. Is
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NlRGlNlA
Pinmit Hills

3-bedrocm rambler: large fenced
handicapped lot; gas: water and
sewers. Reduced by owner to SILL
$50 for quick sale. Cash only $50
JE. 4-16l2. %
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ALEXANDRIA,, S11,950 This IS
Gil: cute little attached brick house
clean as a pin, with . lge. bedrms.,
spacious lst-fl. plan: full bsmt,
attrac. rear garden; mr.. grade
school For details call Mr.. ALLEN;
ewes. KE. 7-l45l; day. EN-. 2-45l3.
FALLS CHURCH, SiS.5aN. OWNER
20 minutes to Pentagon and down.
town D. c.: 3-bedrm brick rambler
:, years old; A-acre lot: public and
parochial schools nearby. Full Eng
lish bsmt. with firepl and roughed-
screened porch. dishwasher. disposal
IL -cubic-foot refsr.. auto. washer;
membership in community swimming
club No AGENTS. KE S-p1su -
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ALEXANnRIA-GI. approved. row
house; . bedrms.. knotty-pine rec
rm.. full bsnt. Price, S11,2O0. OWN
Err, $50 Wesmond dr.. TIE. 6-16i7.
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THE SELECT LoRcoM LANE AREA
is the perfect setting for this ever
in demand" brick rambler. Only =
years old and in peak Of condition.
this is without doubt a must to
inspect. Featuring a .,0Xl4 living
room with fireplace, separate dining
room, 3 bright bedrooms, completely
equipped GE electric kitchen, full
basement, attached garage, patio,
and a large wooded lot on quiet
dead-end street. this desirable home
is now being offered at S23,750.
A tremendous $4,000 4ee first trust
is available on conventional terms
or G1 contract accepted.
Out Lee hwy. or Lor-
com lane to Military I'd, right to
3lst ST., left to Stewart st. and
OUR OPEN SIGNS. ARTHUR L.
WALTERS CO, IA. 1920.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

GI-BY ANDREWS FIELD
e sAsnpR s56lFa RSA.MBLE ERAs Sc. 8
Full dining rm., lge. storagel attic.
Beautiful level wooded lot. An ex-
ceptional home. GI or conventional
financing. Call Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-Sl36
or ST. 3-136S. ATLAS REALTY co.
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HOME AND ACRE
Custom built rambler on over l acre
Of fertile garden land with bearing
fruit trees. Only IL min. from D. C
line at S. Capitol st. CT or con-
ventional financing. Phone until s
pm. 10. 7-0lSS, LO. 1887 or
10. 7-9l22.
JIM BRITT
1920 INDIAN HEAD HWY.
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CT ONLY $70O DOWN
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

cash. including settle
ment. bal. like rent; attrac., mod.
3-bedrm. rambler; fully equipped
kitchen, incl. Bendix washer. Non
vet can assume 4eo GI loan. Prompt
possession. LO, 4.f55ti5. &c
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WILL BUILD
3-bedroom, a-bath brick rambler on
your lot; Sl5,g50: will finance.
ov. 3-ioI6 JE. $4,000
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ALIEN. by owner-1 u STORY house,
splendid loo, adjacent to Fairling-
ton and Parkfairfax; > bedrms.,
ground A.; 2 rms. upstairs; quick
transp. to Pentagon or D. c.; close
to stores, schools. churches, bus
transp. Lot. 50x145; not crowded by
fnept Ok DSn TIE assay
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ANNANDALE AREA-Newly deco
din. rm., GE kit. porch, large attic,
fenced-in yard; close to schools;
S13,500.. VIM. T. CARRICo. Jr..
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HOME WITH INCOME
Md.-Brick Cape Cod, 3
apis. and garage. l-5 rms, go
rms. FLA, $17,S75. S3,400 cash.
10. 2-9142. 4
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Country Living, City Cow.
Terms arranged. 3-bedrm. bungalow,
Oh heat, lot 75x450; 2 city blks.
$1,000. HE. $500. Ewes. RIA.
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Adjustable Back on
Modern Sofa Settee
= for 100

It's like having extra bedroom space.
Each settee sleeps two. And during the
day it seats six comfortably with an
adjustable back that can be moved to
right side, left side, or center. Get two
for only 500 (imagine such a low price
for two settees!), and use. one in each
corner or as a sectional. Cotton tweeds
in red, green, grey or toast. And you
can choose modern blond legs or the
popular wrought iron legs $50 each.
9TH Floor, The Hecht Co.. Washington 0nd
PARKington; 3rd Floor, SLIDER Spring
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ings to register for the new
term starting next Monday. In
many schools the newcomers in
cluded both white and colored
youngsters. scheduled to go to
classes together this fall for the
first time in Washington history.
New Map Put in Service.
A new, non-racial boundary
map was put in service by the
school system this morning to
govern the registrations. The new
map, published some weeks ago,
supplants the separate boundary
systems of the old white and
colored divisions for newly en-
rolling pupils.
Parents and children appeared
to be taking the Indignation
process calmly.
School officials at midday said
no incidents had occurred. AS
sociate Supt. Carl F. Hansen,
after visiting three schools him
self, said he was satisfied with
the way things were proceeding.
The only problem. he said, was
a lack of clerical help. This
forced children to stand in line.
In schools where those of both
races reported, white and col
ored children generally played
together while they waited, while
parents sat. often side by side.
At Raymond School, Tenth
street and Spring road NV,
about rs youngsters were wait
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Shortage Of Parking
Bars Most Tenants
AT New Apartment
~
Million DoIlur Project
At Tokomo Park Denied
Occupancy Permits

Occupancy permits have been
denied for more than three
quarters Of the dwelling units in
b nearly completed 81 million
apartment project in Takoma
Park because of lack of parking
spaces.
A. Morton Thomas, chief of
the county's Department of In
spections and Licenses, said only
43 occupancy permits have been
issued for the 185-unit VIM
chester Takoma apartments be-
cause of the parking space short
age. The county building code
requires one parking space for
every dwelling unit for the
project, he said.
The original building permit
for the apartment, in the 1000
block of Maple avenue, was is
sued to a Washington builder,
Jacob B. Shapiro, last fall.
A member of the apartment
firm, Morris Shapiro, said the
firm Is negotiating with the
town of Takoma Park to buy
additional land in front of the
apartments.
The extra land, to be used for
parking, will have to be re-zoned
for the purpose, Mr.. Shapiro
said.
The apartment structure is
five stories. Its three elevators
are the first ever installed in a
Takoma Park apartment build
ing. Mr.. Shapiro estimated the
total cost of the project as close
to SIS million.
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Rover Requests.
Rehearings on
Sanity Tests
Asks Appeals Court
To Reconsider Ruling
On Mental Pleas

The U. S. Court of Appeals for
the District of Columbia today
was asked to re-hear arguments
in three recent cases which re-
suited in appellate court opinions
making sweeping changes in pro-
cedures for determining mental
competency to stand trial.
United States Attorney Leo A.
Rover in motion to the appel
late court. asked the tribunal to
consolidate for re-hearing by the
full court the following cases:
Kenneth Gunther, rape;
Michael Contee, armed robbery,
and James Wear, forgery.
The appellate court opinion
in the Gunther case. in which a
new trial was ordered, held that
there must be judicial deter
mination" OF a defendants men,
tai competency to aid in his
defense in any case where he had
previously been judicially de-
termined to be incompetent.
Foresees Escape Routes.
Before the ruling. such de-
PENDANTS were automatically
ordered to trial merely upon
certification by hospital author
tiles that the defendant had
regained competency.
In the Wear case. the appel
late court held that the trial
court is required to grant any
motion for a mental examina-
ton which is made in good faith.
The opinion in the Contee case
largely reaffirmed the Gunther
opinion.
In his motion today, Mr.. Rover
declared that the opinions as
they now stand may we'll
open unsupported avenues Of
escape from punishment to the
malingerer while at the same
time creating the grave proba-
bility that the incompetent per-
son will be lost among swarms
of criminals seeking relief via
harassed psychiatristS."
Striking at the Gunther opin-
ion regarding required judicial
hearing despite hospital certifi-
cation, Mr.. Rover saw a waste
of time and money.
Misuse of Staff Time
When a person is found to be
mentally incompetent, Mr.. Row.
er pointed out, he is sent to
Springfield, Mo-, or st. Eliza
beth's Hospital here. When the
hospital authorities are con-
vinced the defendant has
regained competency he is dis
charged and returned to the
courts jurisdiction.
ITO require the courts to re-
examine the issue of restoration
will unnecessarily entail the
presence of a member of the
hospital staff" the motion as
serted. THE time consumed in
travelling about the Federal cir
cults will be wasteful and the
end result can only be to re-
quire the rospital staff to give
oral affirmance to written GER
tiflcations."
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Liver Cancer Gaining in u. S.
Since Dry Era, Doctors Told

creased over five times in the
period following repeal Of Pro-
hibition. cancer of the liver has
followed an unchecked 10-fold
increase.
The speaker explored the ques-
ton of racial susceptibility in
his investigation and noted that
white and Monaghan groups
recorded a higher frequency Of
cirrhosis than did Mexicans ind
Negroes. Mexican women, he
said. showed an especially low
rate for cirrhosis.
His study also indicated that
while Negro men have a lower
susceptibility to cirrhosis. when
they do contract 1t they have a
much greater tendency to de-
velop cancer.
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Meeting Of Firemen
Opposes Inteqration

About half of Washington's
white firemen today unanimous
ly opposed racial indignation Of
the District Fire Department, as
ordered recently by the District
Commissioners.
Also, a spokesman said, there
was motion" to employ counsel
to fight the indignation order.
The men met in the first of two
sessions at Odd Fellows Temple.
419 Seventh street NV. A second
session, to be attended by day
shift f1remen, is scheduled for 8
pm.
Speaking for Local SO, Inter-
national Association of Fire
Fighters, 1t. Alvin E. Davis, legis-
lative representative, pointed out
that any action taken at the two
hour day session will not be final
until votes are counted at the
night session.
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Mrs. Hicks on Hand to Testify
In Probe of Husbands Death
Unidentified Man
Also Slated to Be
Called by Jury
Special Di.poieh 10 The Stor

LA PLATA, Sept. S.-Mrs.
Dorothy Hicks, 25-year-old wife
of a paraplegic veteran who died
under mysterious circumstances
last March %, arrived here today
to go before the Charles County
grand jury to answer questions
in the case.
She was accompanied by her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. James w. billiard, when
she walked into the courthouse
wearing white dress with a red
belt in black high heeled shoes.
She was greeted by flashing
photographers bulbs before go
ing to the States attorneys Of
flee where she awaited a call
to the jury room.
While Mrs. Hicks waited to
testify, the grand jury reviewed
the case with Detective Sergt.
G. Edward Newcomer, State po-
lice homicide expert. Sergt.
Newcomer, with Charles County
Sheriff r. Vernon Cooksey, head
ed a joint State-county police
investigation which preceded the
grand jury probe.
States Attorney Robert T.
Barbour said only one other wit
Y,oSe w0,f1d or,rnnr before the
jury.
He said the other witness is q
man who has never been before
the jury before and hasn't even
been summoned yet" The
States attorney refused to give
the mans name.
Louis A. Hicks was found dead
in his wrecked car after it had
crashed into his home near here.
Mrs. Hicks told police she was
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Eisenhower Letter
Believed 10 Reject
Break With Russia )
His Failure to Answer
KnowIund by Wire Seen
indicating DispIeosure
By Gornett D. Homer
Sfor Stoff Correspondent

DENVER, Sept. 8.-President
Eisenhower today mailed a
letter to Senator Knowland, Re-
publican, Of California, presum-
ably rejecting the Senator's
Geographic demand for a break
in diplomatic relations with
Russia.
The President also:
1. Authorized Budget Bureau
Director Rowland Hughes to al
locate to other Federal agencies
money from a special $500, 900
appropriation to the President
for expenses in improving the
organization and management of
Federal Offices.
2. Agreed to attend a break
fast meeting here Friday morn
ing of the 21-State Midwest and
Rocky Mountain Republican
State Chairmen Association.
3. Announced plans for a brief
propeller stop" speech at the
Missoula. Mont, airport, on Sep
TENDER %.
4. Approved delegation by the
Federal Civil Defense Admins
traitor to the Agriculture, Com
merce, Justice and Labor Depart
ments and the Housing and
Home Finance Agency of certain
responsibilities for problems di-
rectly related to their work.
Retaliation for Attack.
Senator Knowland sent a tele-
gram to the President Sunday,
urging a diplomatic break with
Russia in retaliation for the
shooting down of a Navy patrol
plane by Soviet fighters off ST.
IBERIA last Saturday.
The fact that Gen. Eisenhower
took his time in answering, and
did so by letter rather than tele-
gram, was taken as an indication
Continued on Page ALP, Col. ~
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First Registration of NewPupiIs
Without Race Bars Starts Here
Parents, Children Take Indignation CoImly;
$4,000 Newcomers Due at 40 Schools

ing at midmorning, slight ma
jority Of them colored. The
children were playing uncon-
cernedly.
Mother Comments.
Mrs. r. A. Souder Of 1915
Spring road NV, who recently
moved here from West Virginia.
was one of the white parents on
hand. She has two young chill
dren. Commenting on integra-
ton, she said: II don't mind it
too much"
A colored parent, Mrs. Nellie
M. Robertson of 1017 Quebec
place NV, expressed enthusi-
asm. She said her child would no
longer have to cross dangerous
Georgia avenue to get to school.
adding:
ST think it's best for children
to learn to live together"
Truesden Laboratory School
at Eighth and Ingraham streets
NV, another school hitherto
white, also had children of both
races registering. A teacher said
the process was going beauti-
fully"
At another formerly white
school. PetWorth. Eighth and
Shepherd streets NV, a report
er saw about Is colored children
and about three white There,
too, parents seemed amiable.
Mrs. Opal Sekelsky, of 4102
Illinois avenue, who was regis
tering daughter in fourth
grade and son in kindergarten,
said she just moved here from
Macon, Ga, but, despite the
race attitude she was used to,
had decided to accept the situa-
ton here.
Distances Shortened.
Colored parents seemed happy
that their youngsters would
travel shorter distances to school
in the future.
On the other side of the pic
ture, some hitherto colored
schools enrolled their first white
pupils. At Turner School, STAN
(See SCHOOLS. Page A-12.)