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Evening star., 1954-06-25
VETERANS AND

All brick; 8 rooms. 3 bedrooms, IN
baths, full basement; recreation
room. Price, $15.600.
To q Qualified veteran, ] have pIAn
No. Q where you can own one OF
these homes without ANY down
PAYMENT OR ANY SETTLEMENT
CHARGES. Monthly payments viii
be less than your present rent.
S. & S. BUILDING CORP.
HoDEL NOME: 2721 Keatine st. Sc.
Heights. Md, 10. 8-6674. -2e
Evening star., 1954-06-25
10Th CENTURY

An era of luxury living. So many
conVeniences never dreamed OF 10
tiuue brick rambler is 10 yrs. ahead
of time. Rolling "a acre. only l5
min. to Nations Capital: 8 bedrms.,
paneled breakfast rm., 2 baths,
bsmt., garage, smart Nv. porch. Gl
approved at $23,950. Phone today
ia. 10000.
Evening star., 1954-06-25
APE VOL ONLY %

ARE YOU ONLY 2?
In the family and do lots Of enter
tainineP seldom do we list such q
residence in the heart of Arlington
especially " acre of trees, shrubs,
flowers and lawns. Fashionable
rambler, entr. hall: 14x16 din: rm:,
RH-tt Rit. snS l1G EPRfvR%E Fri RfTsh PORCH. two
16-ft. bedrms., Q de luxe baths;
bsmt.. garage; custom designed and
constructed JUST OFF LORCOM
LANE. Substantial cash required
balance in l trust: Complete par
ticulars and appt. arranged py
nhoninR ia. 10000,
Evening star., 1954-06-25
- ANNHNbALB

Spick-and-Span Dandy
new 3-bedroom rambler M
inT room has huge picture window;
modern dining "eil''; beautifully
equipped kitchen. washer and dryer.
Assume S11,600 CT loan with pay
ments $40. including taxes and in:
surance. Full price. $1S.o60; $1,000
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-93oo TIL 9
Evening star., 1954-06-25

$500 DOWN-BRICK
One week possession. blk. to St.
Mary's new Catholic school. 2 blks
to new grade school, bus by door, Y.
blk. toN modern shopping ctr. and
bank. Liv. rm., din. rm., 2 bedrmS.,
tile bath, full finished bsmt.. lge'
Anchor-fenced I'd. Only $3.50 mo-
F. OWNER, UN. 4-O531; ewes. RE
Evening star., 1954-06-25
VETERANS ...
NO CASH DOWN

This desirable 3-bedrm. brick home
wears old. Large liv. din. rm. comb,
fully equip. kit. with table space.
Plenty of closets and storage. Only
10 min. to downtown when the new
freeway opens. Call now to flll out
VA application. RE. 7-665O It'll 3
pm.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1954-06-25
AllsSlHSSSi5 s$lS.S5o 5oo0"1A

GTesEE;EEn; GTEsesE.TnSS S1REPBMi EoMpSe SeI1HEAMH 1S6M
Has lge. rms, incl. full. din. .rm... v
bath in bsmt.; level lot with lge.
trees and det. garage. Owner tHens-
ferred and will take very small down
payment from responsible pur-
Snsssy oSsy ARs aSay we ses %ost III i0r
Parker, Smith & Donnell
2O26 N. 18th st. at Court House Rd.
Realtors. Open 9 It'll 8. IA. 7-6161
Evening star., 1954-06-25
S6.500

TOTAL PRICE for this potential
rambler with some remodeling, To-
Gated on approx. 13-acre corner lot,
close in with all convenieHces. Sub
REALTY ASSOCIATES
WA, 7-5l34 WA. 7-446S
Evening star., 1954-06-25

LUXURY HOMES
Exclusive Bellevue Forest-Stone and
brick bedrms. QSx15l QSx15l
(14x14), (13x13), baths. 2Ox14
rec. rm. maids quarters; 2-car ga
rage. BEAUTIFUL TERRACED
GARDENS: only 3 yrs. old. About
$1,000 cash will handle. Shown by
appt only. IA. 10000.
Evening star., 1954-06-25

NEW 38-FT. RAMBLER
LANHAM-ONLY $4,000 DOWN
Situated on large. level lot
62X116 #. Near elementary
school, 8 bedrms.. spacious
liV. rm. with picture window,
ultra-mod. dinette and cleo.
kit, with formica snack bar,
etc. Colored tile bath: many
extras. Incompatible ct only
S12,250. SEE 1T TODAY!
Evening star., 1954-06-25
S1 200 DOWN

Brick rambler, new, 8 bedrms;, full
daylight bsmt., oil a.-c. heat; a-acre
lot Oven Hill area. A real bar
gain; E. 8. HINE q Co. Me- B.
Evening star., 1954-06-25
HOMESFEKERS

This home has the features that, the
house buying public wants today.
First A. liv. rni.. fireplace. separate
din. rm., lge. kit. with plenty OF
dining space, / bedrm. and full tile
bath; 2nd f.. 3 lge. bedrms. ana an,
other tale bath: plenty Of closets; full
basement with ground level entrance,
steel construction, copper plumbing
this is O new brick home built on g
high level lot with shade trees and
110-ft. frontage; owner wants
$4,000.
Evening star., 1954-06-25
1-ACRE BARGAIN

Splendid g rm., bath, brick. oil h.-wh.,
fireplace, S yrs. old, concrete potches
across front and back, shade. large
poultry house. Directions, eau
Burton JU. Q-7o69 or L0. 7-7l12.
Evening star., 1954-06-25
50O-GI

Here it is-the home you've
been waiting for. 6-room Cape
Cod with real expanSible attic
and side screened porch. Lo-
Gated on nicely Handicapped "
acre lot with plenty Of garden
space. Low, low down payment
and S55.60 per month will
buy this home. WE HAVE
ONLY ONE, so CALL NOW
TO INSPECT.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
2O65 Wilson Blvd. IA. $3.50
Evening star., 1954-06-25
CT ATTENTION

NORTH FORESTVILLE
Most attractive 3-bedrm,- frame ram
bier; 2 yrs. old; new-house condi-
tion. Level fenced lot. Should go
CT at SI2,350: $3.50 down incl.
settlement costs. Most convenient
to Andrews Fields. Call RE. O.
5000.
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc.
Evening star., 1954-06-25
SIIITI LAND

A real buyl 2-bedrm. rambler with
lge. liv. rm.. picture window. elec.
windows. 100 by 100 lot. 2 blocks
to school and shopping. S14 800
Many others in this area TO choose
from. WEST REAL ESTATE. 10.
$4,000 20
Evening star., 1954-06-25
s-REDRM. CAPE. COD

Desirable setting with . delightful
windoW. generous-size bedrooms with
Walk-in closets; GI approved;
Sll, 400: easy terms,
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-l166 WA. 10000
Evening star., 1954-06-25

All-brick, 3 bedrms.; 8 yrs. old; lge.
basement with paneled rec. rm.; lge.
equipped kit with range. retgr.,
Bendix washer and dryer and deep
freeze; Wall-to-wall rugs; ideal loca-:
ton near school, shopping and
transp.; only $12.S50; reasonable
dnWn naVment
Evening star., 1954-06-25
RIVERDALE

3 bedrooms. living room. dining room,
kitchen. full basement; gas h.-w.h.:
fenced yard: $3.50. no down pay
ment required for veteran; $50 per
month.
Evening star., 1954-06-25
S11 500. West HyattSville

white Cape Cod; 2 bedrms., expand.
attic. huge kit, patio on size. green.
one Of the lovliest lge: lots In Inis
area. REALTY ASSOCIATES. WA.
FSIQA WA g.AA62
Evening star., 1954-06-25
DOMINION DIR.

OLD DOMINION DIR.
An address of distinctionl New,
modern rambler. 10Ox1S0 lot with
Glorious trees: California designed
roof: 8 bedrms., 2 elegant baths;
smartly finished rec. rm.: all rms.
arranged for easy living; carport;
Choice Of many de luxe features II
Won decide now. Not possible to
appreciate without viewing. Please
phone IA. 10000.
Evening star., 1954-06-25
LIVINGSTON HTS.

LIVINGSTON HTS.
Ask any one about this top conv. To-
cation near Lee hwy. and Glebe I'd.
Prewar home consisting Of hall entr.,
stone firepl. in liv.. rm., formal din;
rni., downstairs bedrm., nursery and
full bath: 2 twin bedrms. up and
End bath: maids bath in bsmt;: =
tion. Substantial cash will talk.
Shown by special appt,. only.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
a 4ao - xJ,vy nA Ciaha IA H-Q0Q0
Evening star., 1954-06-25

ARLINGTON
NEAR BUCKINGHAM
S24,950-GI APPROVED
4 bedrms., 9th If needed. ga. baths,
rec. rm. with flrepl., lge. kit. with
breakfast nook, porch, garage.
NEAR CLARENDON
S24, 950-GI APPLIED FOR
huge kit. on 1st d.; 8 bedrms. and
bath up. toilet in bsmt.' porch. ga
1857 NEAR COUNTRY CLUB
ASKING A LOW S25,950
with firepl., covered patio. S0x16O
shaded lot, garage. Will try GI:
CONV. TO ANNEX. PENTAGON
ST, 900 DOWN, $135 MONTH
Including taxes and insurance; 3 bed
rms. full bsmt.: brick rambler.
J. MAYNARD MAGRUDER oo
1928 Wilson Blvd. ia. I.1OOO
Evening star., 1954-06-25

New 3-bedroom brick-and-masonry
rambler; 2O-ft. living room. very
loree bitchen. full basement; gas
heat; large lot; near transportation
etc. Terms can be arranged to suit
Evening star., 1954-06-25
BRICK
RAMBLER

Cottage: 8 yrs. old. for S11 500: as
sumo 4oL, GI loan with small down
payment: large corner lot; 3 blks. to
schools tranSp and shopping.
Evening star., 1954-06-25

These homes and many others are
degrees always. Stop by and have Q
chat regarding your needs; We We
been in business here 20 yrs; were
sure We can helD.
Evening star., 1954-06-25

CHILLUM-$16,950
lst-FL. BEDRM. AND BATH
1h-story home; lge. liv. rm. with
frepl.; dining rm.; mod. kit; bed:
rms. and bath upstairs; bsmt. and
garage. Beautiful grounds; Ia
blocks across D. c. line. This one
is outstanding. Terms.
r. A. HumphrieS & Sons
80 -, 1.., n.ot+o-s MA e6n00
Evening star., 1954-06-25
FORESTVILLE, MD.'S

INCEST HOME-BRICK
Has bedrm with ~ bath. liv; rm.'
and bath upstairs: bsmt.,. rec. rm..
oil heat; lge fenced lot. When you
see 1t you'll know what I mean. CAL
Mr.. Kitchen, ATLAS REALTY CO..
Jackson advocate., 1954-01-09
India's Vice Pres.
Radhakrishnan
ToLecture

Sir Sarvepalli Radhakrishan,
Vice President of the Republic of
India and noted statesman, edu-
Gator. author and religious leader,
will lecture on THE Ancient Asian
View Of Man" Sunday, Jan. 10, as
second guest on CHS Radios
Mans Right to knowledge" edu-
cational series broadcast in observ
ance Of the Columbia University
Bicentennial He will be presented
by Columbia University President
DR.. Grayson Kirk, chairman of the
series.
Sir Radhakrishnan, one of the
drafters of the Indian Constitu-
ton, disavows the continental psy-
chology that Asians and Europeans
are distinct separates. He recog-
nizes religions as A common fea
ture of the different peoples of
Asia, and points out that the re-
Ggions adopted by the Western
peoples are all derived from Asia.
In tracing the Asian idea of
Jackson advocate., 1954-01-09
PAGE FIVE

eve believe that a new stand
ard for measuring race relations
is needed. This can and should be
as objective and as factual as were
the lynching reports. This stand
ard, we think, can be best estab-
liShed in such areas as employment
and other economic conditions; in
political participations; in educa-
ton; in health and perhaps in
other fields.
eve propose then, in future an
nual releases, to issue a statement
with information as significant
for the present times as was the
Annual Lynching Letter in the
past"
The 1853 report thus marks the
end Of an era in American race
relations, one in which Negroes
were beaten and intimiated phys
ically into submission to whites.
and the beginning of a new one,
in which legal means are used to
thwart the Negroes fight for first
class citizenship.
Tuskegee thus ends Al years re-
porting on lynching, and the report
probably did more to bring to the
attention Of the American public
the evils Of lynching than any other
criteria.
The department of records and
research at Tuskegee will continue
to record all lynchings and will
send such information to those
who request it.
Jackson advocate., 1954-01-09
veteran -trainees disabled in service
since fighting started in Korea.

veteran -trainees disabled in service
since fighting started in Korea.
The current number of Korean
e. |. trainees had shown a con-
siderable increase over the previous
peak of the new G. /. training pro-
gram, which was reached this past
May, with 1922 veterans.
College training has been the
most popular choice among Korean
veterans, VA said Seventy-two
per cent of the total, or 3,163 vet
Grams, are enrolled in institutions
of higher learning.
Another $50 are in school below
the college level; 275 are training
n-the JOB, and 113 are taking insti-
tutional on-farm training, COM
bination of classroom work and ac-
tual farming experience.
The increase in the number of
Korean veterans in training has
been more than offset by decline
IN enrollments under the original
World War II GI Bill, Kinds said.
The 1928 World War II trainees
represent the lowest CT Bill Fall
enrolment figure since 1945, when
the World War II program was
just getting under way. In fact, it
is less than half of what it was a
year ago.
A 1851 cutoff date, under the
law, has virtually put a stop to
new enrollments under the World
War II CT training program. Vet
Grams still in training, for the most
Jackson advocate., 1954-01-09

woman.
In March, near Wilcox, Ariz.,
Arthur Thomas, %, Negro accused
of numbering a white woman, was
saved by an alert lawman.
May "a, in New York City, Ed
ward Cartagena, AZ, Puerto
Rlcan, was saved by two baseball
umplres and mounted police in Cen
tral Park after he stabbed his es-
tranged common-law wife to death
as several hundred persons looked
on
The report stated that during the
past five years there were only
six lynchings.
AS result of the drop in lynch
ings and the appearance of more
subtle forms of discrimination
Tuskegee has proposed what it
calls an index to race relations.
Of this report, which will come
out on Dec. 81, 1854, DR.. Foster
said:
"Lynchings as traditionally de-
fined (persons killed Ly mob Of
} or more) and as a barometer for
measuring the status of race rela-
tions in the United States, partic-
ularly the South, seems no longer
to be a valid index to such rela-
tionships. This is due to signifi-
cant changes in the status of the
Negro and to the development of
other extra-Iegal means of control,
such as bombing, incendiarism,
threats and intimidation, etc.
Jackson advocate., 1954-01-09
Rights For
Federal Workers
BY JAMES A. CAMPBELL
PRESIDENT. American Federation of
Government Employees

The value of satisfactory labor
relations Is well recognized as the
oasis for the successful operation
OF a commercial enterprise or a
government agency. 1t is achieved
when management and labor de-
velop mutual confidence and COM
blne their energies and abilities to
make a particular venture a sue
cess.
The process of labor presenting
Its views as to the need for i'm
provement of specific working con-
dltlonS and of management consid-
erlng such expressions to deter
mine their feasibility has come to
be known as collective bargaining.
1t has been going on in this coun-
try for a century and half. AS
the trade union movement develop
ed, 1t received greater recognition
by government and industry. Spe-
clflc guarantees were written into
federal and state laws to insure to
all workers the right to self or
ganiZation and to collective bar
gaining through representatives of
their own choosing.
Collective bargaining, as prac-
ticed in industry and as protected
by federal statute, provides broad
guarantees to persons in CONNER
cial employment.
1t insures to them the right to
join a union, to hold a job without
man, he will discuss the spiritual
and moral philosophy of India, the
classic Bhagavad Gita and Bud
dhist religion Says the Indian
leader: "The essential points of
the Asian outlook on life, which
are also to be found in the great
tradition of spiritual life in the
West, give us the basic certainties
for the new world which is on the
horizon The human mind has
been sadly crippled in its religious
thinking by the belief that truth
has been found, embodied, stand
ardized, and nothing remains for
man but to reproduce in his feeble
ness some feature of an immutable
perfection which is distant from
him."
MANS Right to knowledge" is
produced under the supervision of
Helen J. Sioussat, CHS Radio Di-
rector of Talks.
Jackson advocate., 1954-01-09

Articles slightly soiled by mil
dew can be cleaned by soaking
them in lemon juice. This will
also remove ink stains.
Jackson advocate., 1954-01-09
$4,000 State Vets
In Training

JACKSON, Miss, Dec. 31-Near-
ly 10000 veterans are enrolled this
Fall in Mississippi's schools and
training establishments under Vet
erans Administration training pro-
grams.
William X. Kinds, Manager of
the Jackson VA Center, said to-
day that as of Nov. 80 total en-
rollments in the various programs
had reached 1872 This figure, he
said, includes a record breaking
4,411 veterans taking training un-
der the 14-month-old Korean G. |.
Bill. Another 6,823 are World War
II veterans still enrolled under the
original G.. |. Bill.
Of the rest 408 are disabled
veterans of World War II, studying
under Public Law 16, and $50 are
interchange Of ideas between en-
ployes and management.
1t is a guarantee of an opportu-
nifty which federal workers seek
the opportunity for unions to con-
tribute to better civil service.
Jackson advocate., 1954-01-09

part, are those who started before
the deadline and who have remain
ed in training since. The World
War II program ends, for nearly
all veterans, in July, 1856.
Among the World War III vet
Grams in training this Fall, college
level schooling continues as the
number one choice. This type Of
training accounts for 40 per cent
Of the veterans, or more than 2,700
Below college level students num-
Der 2,127; on-the-job trainees, %;
and on-farm enrollees 1,961.
Jackson advocate., 1954-01-09
Tuskegee
Continued from Page One)
nual Lynching letter.

nual Lynching letter.
This years letter said that for
the second straight year no lynch
ings were reported in the United
States. 1t did, however, reveal that
lynchings were prevented in at
least three instances during 1858.
These were:
Jan. II, near Mobile, Ala, when
Henry Lee Brown, II, escaped dep
uties when he feared he would be
lynched while they were taking
him to Kilby prison in Montgom-
cry. The deputies had taken off
his handcuffs and stopped their
cars. Later when he gave himself
up, he was tried and found inno-
cent of charge Of Staying white
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-05
Catholic Forester
Bowling Tourney
Planned For Nav

The Catholic Order of Foresters
will sponsor their 11th annual
bowling tournament for members
in Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio on
May 80 and May 1915 here.
Members of the committee are:
Louis Dimel, ABS Mithoff street,
tournament manager and presi-
dent; Joseph Guth, 328 Mithoff
street. tournament vice-president;
Carl Rau, 8l2 Elmer street, treas.
urer; George Herman, 1899 Wilson
avenue, secretary; and Frank
Schneider. 2l2 Avondale avenue,
publicity.
The tourney viii be held at the
Riverview Lanes. All members of
the Foresters are asked to contact
the officers of their courts for
more information. Entries will be
mailed by contracting George Her
man at GA. 1862.
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CYO Basketball
saiurdaY, FehruarY 5


11:30 St. Mary VS.. st. Augustine
st. Michael VS. st. Peter
1890 st. Catharine VS.. st. Chris
topher
Holy Name VS. Immaculate
Conception
100 Holy Rosary VS. st. Thomas
Holy Family vs. st. Patrick
2:30 Christ the King VS.. Our Lady
OF Peace
st. Cyprian VS.. st. Ladislaus
$50 Sacred Heart vs.. Corpus
Christi
St. Aloysius VS.. Our Lady of
Victory
430 ST. Agatha VS.. ST. Mary Mag
dalene
st. John VS.. St. Dominic.
PREP DIVISION
Sunday, February 7
SIS Holy Name VS.. Newark Bless
ed Sacrament
81 AuEuolllIE Vs. Ols 4 EAE1
st. Mary Magdalene No. 2 VS.
Our Lady of Victory
st. John VS.. st. Mary Mag
dalene No. ]
st. Mary VS.. Immaculate Con
ception
st. Thomas VS.. st. Leo
st. Christopher VS.. st.
Agatha
SENIOR DIVISION
Sunday, February 7
400 Holy Family VS.. Our Lady Of
Victory
Corpus Christi No. 2 VS.. st.
Thomas
st. Catharine VS.. st. Mary
Magdalene
Newark Blessed Sacrament
VS.. ST. Leo
Holy Name vs.. Corpus Chris
Ii No. ]
St. Mary VS.. St. Aloysius
st. Christopher VS.. st. John
Immaculate Conception VS..
st. James
GIRLS GRADE SCHOOL
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
Corpus Christi vs.. St Leo.
Tuesday. February 9
Immaculate Conception VS.. st.
Wednesday, February 10
ST. Agatha VS.. St Dominic.
Thursday, February II
ST. Patrick VS.. Corpus Christi.
st. Mary Magdalene VS.. Our Lady
of Victory.
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cYo BASKETBALL

Senior CYO games only will be
played this Sunday at st. Charles,
beginning at 400 Pm. The Prep
games usually played in the after
noon have been moved to February
% in the evening because Of the
monthly CY0 Holy Hour which is
scheduled for Sunday at 2:30 pm.
The CYO cagers go into the fl
nal round of games this week. st.
Mary was knocked out of the East
ern Division League lead last Sun
day by St. Augustine and is now
tied with Immaculate Conception
st. Augustine kept their slate clean
and are still tied with st. Peter
for the Western Division lead. In
the Senior Division st. Mary drop
ped the Western section lead to
Holy Family while st. Mary Magda-
lene continued undefeated in the
Eastern section. The Senior White
league has Holy Name leading the
Eastern Division and st. Christie
pher and Corpus Christi No. l lead.
ing the Western division.
Scores last week:
Prep League
Holy Name %, st. Mary Magdalene
No. /, "a
81. Augustine as, ST. Mary "a
Victory 80, ST. Christopher 80
Immaculate Conception AZ, ST.
Thomas 20
St Peter 81, st. Mary Magdalene
No. 2, 27
ST. Leo 35, st. John II
Senior League
st. Catharine 80, ST. Leo 23
ST. Christopher 38, st. James Is
Holy Name so. st. Thomas 26
Immaculate Conception 43, st.
Johns 26
Victory 48, st, Mary Al
CYo ELEMENTARY STANDINGS
ASSUMPTION IEAEI7E
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-05

Art Hauser. a tackle on last
seasons Xavier university football
team was drafted by the Los Angel
es Rams of the National Football
league last week in Philadelphia.
Dave Mcmillan. a back from John
Carroll, was selected by the Balti-
more Colts. Johnny Lattner. Notre
Danes Heisman award winner,
went to the Pittsburg Steelers
while teammates Art Hunter and
Neil Worden went to the Green
Bay Packers and the Philadelphia
Eagles respectively.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-05
FIFTH QUARTER

ton st. Al's, is practicing again af-
ter a very grave bout with pneu-
monia Tony was lost to the Blue
Knights for a good part Of the sea
son because of this sickness. His
loss hurt the New Lex team which
has had to get along without an
other regular at different times
throughout the season. Big 6'4"
Bob Sagan has been on and off
the bench since Christmas time be-
cause of wrenched knee.
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