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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

Chicago universities, had re-
searched around the world, the
hard way, for six years, to prove
that: the white race has founded
all civilizations, and as white has
outdistanced other races; that, re-
naming white, the white race
has not lost civilization, but be
come hybrid has not been able to
continue its cultural progress"
Since, as the author states with
admirable candor, the white man
has at no time or place re-
manned white when in prolonged
contact with colored races" he
reaches the interesting conclusion
that the solution las opposed to
what he considers impractical at
tempts at "adjustment") IT to
physically remove Americas Ne
groes from further contact,
voluntarily or by draft" and re-
patriate them in Africa, complete
with hoe and shovel since ut
must be remembered that Afri-
cans have lived for tens Of thous-
ands Of years without plows or
horses"
No Takers" In Congress
The late Senator Borah gave
this writer his copy of the Spec
ial Revised Edition" Of this book
t1930 which was first published
in 1928. Before the volumes, in
GLIDING his, reached the Capitol,
we contacted some 70-odd men,
bers Of the Congress - most of
them Southern-and asked for
comment. (We'd had a friendly
tip that the volumes were en-
route) Among these solons we
found no takers" for the repatri-
alton idea.
A poll on Congressman Andrews
Expatriate-Them-North Bill, HR
ll02l is now in process.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08

Nod,v oorpipp good feeling: into
land National early Monday morning We got great lift when
~ Isd pleasant woman Of color circulating behind the tees
cages collecting drafts for the banks auditing department
II reminded lis that several of Twin Cities
poy Negro several different capaeues FIRST Oh
Minneapolis to break the ice Then came Fst national
Of L. Paul
Sooner expect Negro eers at some Of the
windows have kept their Negro personnel IN
behind just as important as the
outfron jobs however missing good public relations bet when
they fail to present fair employment policies
at home and apt interested in the banks services
All Of which reminds us we are there
Negroes employed the building and loan associations in
must oversight in view of the amount OF business
which do with the two Negro communities
Not all Of the lack of Negro
due to discrimination part outstanding firms Often
can individual Negroes to apply for
positions for which they may be qualified
Presence of fair employment of the cities and
also is easing the way OF the minority group
person into the normal employment channels
Continued progress will depend the Negro worker himself He
education and training as possible AFTER Sc
curing employment that each job today
constant reference is made to them
especially upgang and promotions are under
The worker appearance and job performance
without just who Is regu-
Iary ardy, begins to write his own job
history the minute he gets on job
The same is true of the employee regular attendance
comes to work time clean and neat in
appearance good rate of production Such people
started making such record do not have to worry
about job
receive inquiries former employees
relations during World war
those who have made good records
haheartedy recommend
one reservations
of what trying TO get over We
hope young get jobs this viii under
depends their desire to
something payhec they expect at the end Of the
individual who is interested in
the school desegregaon issue
a Nobel win
Mississippi article ION Fear
the reader vivid description Of
poisoned citizens who unwilling
economically usond
and morally a itself democracy
place business Negro girl among five
ypists the only chewing
working public scrutiny ought to
park chewing gum during working hours That wad Of
chewing gum spoiled appearance Negro girl who without
the gum easily the most attractive of the group
The St. membership campaign director Leonard
City brethren how to
put they meet with the Minneapolis
give them tips,
University instructor pompousy reminded Henry
Thomas Phyllis wheaey the ending of dscrnna-
would education and more than anything
else, and patience
Thomas agreed but asked Who's time
sputered something uninteg
point and changed the subjectcec E. Newman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08
PRAISES GROUPS PRESENTATION ON FREEwAY

private opinion, but think that the story in
May the St Paul Free Way the most important
story you have published this year.
$ democracy in action IL 1 not mistaken
California when the free went right through the
lived, way problem not
simple attended number meetings to discuss
way problem these meetings almost
up with riot.
organization St Paul the Rondo St. Anthony Western
presented their
intelligent way-Slncerely w.
Plane North Dakota
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08
George Hoage's Role In Minnesota

George Hoage who died last week the Minnesota
Negro eommuns elder statesmen His the
ofnce and contact Minnesota
be said 20 for OF the climate goodwill
Negroes generated by leading people in the state
Hoages influence especially felt among po-
cal leaders In rural who normally would little
the Negro population which this state concentrated the
The contact OF state officials and legislators with Hoage
Billy Williams helped build bridges OF friendship for the legitimate
aspirations Minnesota
tons the Urban League, the NAAcP the various city
state councils and commissions.
For Mir Hoage the influence which kept
Prince Hall Masonic fraternity alive and vibrant Many present
leaders became members Of the lodges under hts
influential member Graf n the state
George Hoage OF the this pro-
vded for this and the coming generations
they win not have TO fight but asking
accepting.
One Of the finest compliments which paid
sticks by his friends"
One OF the strangost Phenomenon
haps be explained by psychologists tendency people
bite the which them.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08
Letters To The Editor


Editor One Sunday about noticed four window
Allen Irving Avenue North Min
neapos This juvenile vandals notified
the police did not these wanted them
money necessary replace the windows which
the parents will provide This is not all
Sunday June g. noticed several hundred dollars Of window
destruction rocks The police had failed to restrain these juvenile
products gheoke settlement developing
Irving faed win the community fail
Sincerely Minister, Allen AME church. s27 Sth
UNI 4, 1856
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-08
IN FLANDERS FIELD
with apologies to the late John MeCrae)
by ANDY RAZAF

In Flanders fields, where peoples blow,
Beneath the crosses, row on row.
We Blacks an endless vigil keep
Yea, we, tho dead, can never sleep
mgratitude has made il So
Why are we here? Why did we 60
From loving homes, that need us so?
Was il for naught we gave our lives
on Flanders field
You Blacks who live, to you we throw
The torch; be yours TO face the foe
At home; and ever hold it high,
Fight for the things for which we die,
That we may sleep, where peoples grow
In Flanders field.
Evening star., 1956-03-18

VACANT
OPEN SUN, l TO 5 PM.
1902 Ft. Dupont Ter. Sc.
Just on 42nd st. and Southern
rms. bath. hsmt.. gas heat. Priced
less than orig. CT cost. Low down
pymt.. assume CT 4Se loan, Ewes.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
927 18th ST. NV. ST. 3-9316
Evening star., 1956-03-18

SOUTHERN Maryland
Home and Income

Mr., SCHOOLS AND cHURcREs.
EXCELLENT RESIDENTIAL AND
BUSINESS SECTION. attractive
large home, ami. plus large bust
ness area, suitable. Golfer shop. an
tique shop or any other type business
Plus Sl90 mo. income from 2 large
2nd-fr. apis. This attractive place
IN all has l6 rooms. 4 baths. : lava
tories. lge. business area Has lge.
yard, 1G0-ft frontage on main hwy. !,
10 min. from Patuxent Naval Air
Station. well financed. Sa9. 500. Call
OWNER, Greenwood 5-T7S2,
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Capital View Realty Co.
LU. 4-3342 In. 4-3343
once, 300 Central Ave. NE.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-s.E.
As TOO AS $500 DOWN
GI-S74.67 Plus Taxes

1927 CARPENTER 81. Sc.
Exclusive area mr.. Branch ave.
brick semidet., sep. din. rm:. bed
D01e fa E.pss,Dsd Ss%s Ts;s e .n fT
standing huy and opport. shown 6y
appt. Call Mr.. Fortin. 10. s-S3gU
cox q CO.. INC. 10. s-5s37.
COLoRED-543S B sT.-saa5 dn.:
2-story. semidet. brk,: ) rms: bath
fun bsnt.; gas a.-e. h. co. 6-s:23.
CoLOREp-NEARLY new, upcto.
date: viii do for or . families:
large sonn corner lot; fenced; .s3; near iith
o%NEF oHS 1snnri "a. ass S.7o1S. siN sSeasnse nap
CoLOkED .ioie D sT.-e-story.
sass On. co. 5-ssa3. UN. 4-5of5..
ooLoRED - CORNER sEMIbEr.
brick; 3 bedrms., ia bath: 1large
porch: finished rec. rm., aiIminum
storm windows and doors: many
extras: near schools, churches.
transp.. golf course; SI4. 800, GI
and FHA. OWNER. LII. 2-5s47.
COLORED-l60i II ST. Sc. Love
E,.6r Y 6rics s,lI, home on lEe. corn corner lot: l
house eond.; q rms, . enci. pehes..
Low down payment with mo. pymts.
APPROX: Sis. NJ. E. SMITH. INC.
cotosED--SiLEsiDE 81 IESaz II Lsi l;lssIi RR-s.rm
semidet. brick; IA baths: full
bsmt.;. back porch: finished rec
fm. Lge. .enced-in yard: access
to alley Can be seen any time
Call BUsADA. 10. s-S500 or Lu.
coIoaLD-oPEN Ie TO b -shipley
ter, $3.50 Southern ave. cor. 2:3rd.
This above. average home has 3
Kitchen. full bsmt.. recreation room
gas heat: will go 0I for approx.
$1,000; RUBIN, 70. l-l6o0;
Row. brick with distinctive stone
porch: 8 immac. rooms, tile bath,
knotty. pine rec. rm., full bsInt.
wfsteel beam. Bryant gas h.-w.h.
Rear porches, det. garage; l2S-ft.
iot; Under $4,000. OWNER Ii.
Ill
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CUSTOM BRICK


17O4 LANG PLACE NE.
Convs niert - schools. transporta-
Ition and markets; 2 bedrooms. fea-
turing built-in cabinets and large
radiators, recreation room in bsmt.
Owner will sell CT. Notes less than
$50 mos including taxes and In
surance.
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$500 DN.-S76 MO.

14s HILLTOP TERRACE - .5-rm.
mod semidet brick; Anchor-fenced
ward: excel. cond. Dir: Out Benning
I'd. sc. to H, right to Ala. ave. right
to Hilltop terrace. Mr.. Dove on
premises
Evening star., 1956-03-18
REALTY, Inc,
OUTSTANDING BUYS

OUTSTANDING bU XS
H1LLcREsT. Nr. Pa, ave, Across
Custom built. large det. brick home.
10 rms. 4 baths. with LIST q. b. r.,
Sen clabrin; Tv rnn', gas; ,,ont NV IN n
owner wants offer. Out Pa. ave. left
pn pm. on or cali ali L Iu. ncH s-Se7s. D'A - .
hILLcREsT. Nr. Alabama ave,
2026 3ath st. Open to pm.
~ baths, lst a. den. ~ v,.h ,mH -. =
pl., built-in garage. porch. slate
'0Iii H1LLcRagsT. Lei Overlooking , city.
1919 Highwood DIR. Gus. built spa
cious center hall. stone and brick
rambler ror1b rms c.r SatSs cinorm "a
ave left on Carpenter st. block.
HILLCREST SECTION. 1t31 N
& New. dst. brick: split-leyel ram
bier with 3 b.. r., den. or bedrms;.
GE kit.. :. baths; level lot; SaS; 800
blocks. right on NJ St. right to N.
~. 4ILLcPEs1. L. ccRPfEs1 custom quilt. det.
srisk' s r.,s lst lss T. T., den Or .; T. r.
2-iaT a., ssEsEs sspEEs SCI .s 800 brief ~ asass Ts
;;ot;o = sie.s5o. i IL. i.7iss..
EILLCREST. Near Alabama ave
Custom built. det. brick. spacious
enter nall With 4 b. r.; sull baths;
l. I'd 4: LIST 4. den or b. r.. finished
bsmt.. gas h.-w h. and summer all all
r0t, coNaREes eE H9s' HhSeioH1TSs:o hS o. Vacant
ssmidet. brick 5 rms. . large b. r.
~ haths. full DAYLIGHT bsmt.. gas
,eRt FEM Mt. ''riced FIR Quick
sale ,,,s sio;95o. ,,r,curs N..- Ala.
bnnealcw. % inisheG HsTt. ith rec
I rnn,. porch. oil h.-w.h.. -sarsee; isrEs
is red ,o' Al cond. Bv amt. III
nj NEAR PA AN, MINI. AYES. .Lse
VIII mastey bsdrms.. 20 4, ssmt
FAIRFAX VILLAGE. Near Ala.
semidet. brick. 5 rms. 2 large 3. T.
rec. rrn deep level lot, BY aupt.
IF ,AINNEsoTA AYE. In Lyns'
sss smidetv vissat ssief rms MsT-soHss srs. fone g.
full bsmt.. rorch. gas heat: S1o.a5o
i rAiREA& SsS: VILLAGE, Near Ala.
,ama ave, Corner brick. g large
rms finished bsmt.. ets heat, porch
!oNGREss HEIGHTS. A block Of
Nichols ave. .1@ Wilminaton place
Det. esb.stos shinEle. q rms. with !
B r.. baths. porch: suit foi
pu"trry nv large fsr,i,v. W. c-5a76
ANACoCTIA. Near Minnesota ave
3 rms . iarge b. T.. rec. rn,.. "a,
h.-E h.. norch. priced for, Quick sale
SO $50 Ii. 4-3as:.
903 1th st. semidet. Stucco q
arse rms. 3 b. r.. bsmt.. oil h!-w.h.
..eedS some repair. Full price. So
'V'' OTHER 81 Err GOOD LtsTrNGs
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
Reaitor. i345 Good Hepe Rd, Sc.
Sales, Rental Property Managemen'
Insurance. Lu. z-34oo. Lu. 2.be7e
Evening star., 1956-03-18

COLONIAL RAMBLER 49,,
a.; expand. attic for 2 additional
bedrms. Price. s16,500. substantial
cash required. Balance like rent. A
niart-looking home. Buy this home
today. Dir Out Benning rd. Sc: to
H. on H to Alabama ave-. then right
to Hilltop terri. then left. Ewes
Hu ,3-R4S3
Evening star., 1956-03-18

For further information call LU.
4-14ti2 or LA. 6-3207, Sun. and Eve.
METROPOLIS REALTY CO.
1713 N. CAPITOL DE. 2-31i2
Evening star., 1956-03-18

BETHESDA. S24,950--VA approved.
Custom built brick rambler, 3 lge.
bedrms. den. lge.. kit: tgil osmt;
yds. Close to schools, churches,
transp. Owner builder. Dir: Out
GEORGETOWN I'd. 3 mi. to Jarvis lane,
Evening star., 1956-03-18

physician or dentist; aslo an older
house. Poolesville 3103. 1S'
GAlThERSBuRG, mr.. AEC-Here is
a spacious 3-bedrm home: 9 baths:
full din. rm., full bsmt. and rec.
acres with guest house and lse.
swimming pool extra deep well.
Priced in lower eos Will finance to
suit, BY appt., Mr.. Hoag, PO. .
1909 COX g. CO.. INC, OIL. -
1919
Evening star., 1956-03-18

900-;.Uniaue English bsmt rambler:
bedrms.. 2 baths, 2 fireplaces:
attached garage; S3,500 cash will
handle. GIDEON c. JOHNSON. 10.
.4-7017-S01S. rs
N Sl0,950. Gl $500
down, mo. payts. S65---Two-bedrm.
bungalow, with an lSx30 garage:
quiet, nop-subdivision location. See
this one. Call NANNY FrTZIG,
LO. 10000, Colonial Investment
Evening star., 1956-03-18
DE LUXE DET. BRICK

Jncii,dtd "tH tnis i 's'sm .ur.s
garbage disposal. dishwasher and
automatic washing machine: 3 bed
rooms, 2h baths: all on spacious
lot, recreation room and gas heat
Convenient to shopping center
Ischools and transportation.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
RIGGS PARK

Here's = semidet. brick with ex-
tras; 4 bedrooms. gas heat. knottv-
pine recreation room. concrete back
porch, metal fence, garbage disposal
and laundry chute. Reasonably
Evening star., 1956-03-18
CAPITOL HILL

RESTORED VACANT
Small coy 5-rm. and bath nat
front. .white-brick home. Features
bage disposal, tile bath. sas base
board heat, fireplace with adjoining
book shelves and cabinets. lge
closets, rear garden. Very reasonably
priced. $500 down. SlNu per mo
included taxes. Call HERBERT g.
ri 3.nloa, ewes. Ii. 3.n7Sl.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
LA PLATA; MD. BARGAINS

Early Southern Maryland hore Of
Chapman family. Charming solid
brick center-ha 3-story.. full-base.
ment residence; . .porches. built
1857, recently completely modern
ized. 10 spacious high-eeiling rooms.
stairwell, original wood
work; excellent flreplaces, 2 baths.
modern kitchen. including stove, re-
frigerator. deepfreezer, washing ma
chine, ironer: excellent o''-burner
hot-water heating; electric pump;
fine we'll; 3 telephone extensions.
numerous electrical outlets; a14-foot
frontage or state road; OLD servants
quarters, stable: spring. stream
across property; beautiful trees.
shrubbery; ala acres, about 3
arabic. Located % miles from D. C.
over excellent HIGHWAY. / mile from
La Piata, Md: $40. 200.
TOWN RESIDENCE, centrally To-
Gated in La Plata. Md.-1l rooms, 2
large uorches, bath: town water.
electricity. gas stove. refrigerator;
recently tainted. in excellent condi-
tien: Beautiful trees. shrubbery. gar
den. garage, utility buildings; A-
acre lot; 2o0-ft. street frontage;
7-room and bath dwelling, La
Plata. excellent neishborhood;. town
water and sewerage: trees shrubbery;
garage: s-acre lot; $500. LEON
ARD sNIDER. LA PLATA ND.
Tel 1911,
Evening star., 1956-03-18
3445 23rd STREET SE
4an3 7th STREET NE

Located. near shopping center.
drugstore and and 10; short rice
to Census Bureau: 2 bedrooms. semi
det. brick.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
1902 MONROE ST. NV.

Live in one apartment. income
from = others. Very convenient 10 al
and markets. Owner
Is sacrificing this property. Make
your offer.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
COLORED-NO MONEY DIN,

i4I3 s. CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
Beautiful. modern. 6-rm. brick. "a
II. wide. side-hall plan, full hsmt.,
oil h.-T. heat: Ike new inside. Don't
be too late on this one. call me now.
Nj. kitchens, ATLAS REALTY CO..
ST. 3.736S.. Ia
Evening star., 1956-03-18
CAPITOL HILL

Very large modern, fiat front brick
home consisting OF & large rms, :.
baths. and utility rm. This home Is
ideal for entertaining and is mooern
Price. si8S SsO. Ss,50o down Call
HERBERT a. SONS. Realtors, sis
East Capitol st. Ii. 3-01"a: ewes.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
HOUSES ron sALE-s.E.
.Colored GI-S25O On.

n, DUPONT Hills
. and 3 hedrm.. semidet., brick
homeA. 5 yrs. old: nev-house cond.
beaut. fenced lot. Cali Mrs. Cox.
Lu. e-s1jk or ST. 3-S36S. ATLAS
REALTY CO. 10
Evening star., 1956-03-18
CAPITOL HILL

CAPI1OL HILL
Huge vacal.t S-rm. and 4.beth nat.
front brick home. Ideal for enter,
tanning and gracious Twins. ADDED
features are combination meta
screens and storm windows. new
roof gas INV h.. mod wiring. so gal.
81 600 down: balance, S14 600. lst
trust. Sl20 per no. Call HERBERT
4 SONS. Realtors, 515,E Capitol st.,
II a-nloN ewes LII A-n7Sl
Evening star., 1956-03-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

rms h.-w'h., freplaees, high
ceilings, deep LOT to alley; price
HILL-Small 2-bedrm
brick. compl. restored; garden area
terms TO suit your budget. LII
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-we have
several good buys in brick semidet.'
GI pppro"'d Some producinR m m
come. NEwcoMB REALTY. 20
FAIRFAX vILLAGE-Lge. semidet
brick: 3 bedrms.. full bsmt., An
ehoT.fenced lot lot Close ssSeol to sSSgpans oWgSER
TU. Tfspte55: 5:-7Is4. fqs and .''n00'' owfsN Mis
FAIREAx village ;a!; ,s1a. 81 aPpT0ySsdt }1,T, Ssmt
Price, S12,750:. excel. cond. Ii. 4
POTOMAC AVE. Sc, nice a-apt
Sl5,950. See BY app't. RE. 7.2206
ewes. RE. $1,000. CHRoNAKER.,
Mr.. NICHOLS-ATLANTIC-2-storJ
brk. 2 bedrms.. scr. porch, rec. rm :,
steel constr. fenced yard. paveo
S13. $50. terms. 10. 3-6SSa. -ls
NEAR TWO AvENUES--Home OF
investment: large corner lot, rented
At Sl70 per mo-: $500 to 81 900
cash: will exchange. OWNER, IA.
9-7010, III
$3.50 DOWN. $40 MO- rm. brick
semidet.. daylight finished bsmt
outside ,entr.. garbage disp;., COMP
screens storm windows. . block tc
schools. 4 blocks shop. center
Owner 10. 2-37S5 Sll,15O.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
H1LLcR.EsT' 1;,E.EI "a CAPE COP

FIRE v1cTIMs-yAcANT
4027 E ST, OFF RIDGE RD.
3-bedrm, cor. brick. full bsmt
cow. tn schools and transp.; 81 300
down. Mr., Sheehy, IL, ?-9377. Lu.
s-7331 zAGAMI REALTY CO.
BUNGALOW
S211 Que st. s.e.-42-bedrm. bun
salow, on BEAUTIFULLY Handicapped lot;
full bsmt., gas heat. garage: easy
terms. To inspect, call JOHN l..
SHELTON. ReaItor, 10. $4,000.
DET. 6-UNIT APARTMENT Excel
lent location and return. Five tlI
bedrm. units. / efficiency. Room fol
one large or > small units. Your
house accepted in trade. Call MI
Sweeney. JU. g-SS4O.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO
1924 14th St. NV. AID. 4-20os
3143 20 ST New brick Coionia
det.: 4 rms. ? and . one-half baths
Porch; finished rec. rrn. Built-ir
garage. In community Of lovel,
homes. 2 blocks to Penna. ave-. nr
hff9fs i9f3 sGsi 10th sT-e-rm.. semidet
brick one and two V baths. Al
lge. rms: full bsmt,. block from
Penna. ave. Below VA APPRAISAL
For information call BUSADA. 10
S-S5CO or LU, .2-0303
Evening star., 1956-03-18

Lovely corner brick: = bedrooms.
rec. room powder room On first
floor front porch enclosed with glass
ialouSios. CT approved
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IHsEs. soa sALR Sc. tesai.,
CAPITOL HILL

Partially restored le-ft. row brick
nat front with al the scrolls Of the
90 Goiorisi days Sr oeoTman;; a,. m9c. oesn: IN
full bsmt. eas h.-v h.: nice yard for
gaYden, shown By. zppt. only.
Ma s-54al After 8. II. 1927
Evening star., 1956-03-18

HOWARD CO.. near Johns HOPKINS
and Fl Meade: almost new 2-bed-
rm. ranch-type home; 5 acres:
S15.950. RIPLEY q ROMER, JU
Evening star., 1956-03-18
DETACHED CAPE COD

see. ~ H.. sturciIv butt ma.
sonry home; 2 bedrooms and bath or
flrst fioor: dormitory bedroom or
second floor with huge cedar closet
Owner must leave CITY.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
4O32'E ST. Sc.
OPEN 2 TO DARK
FOR BARGAIN HUNTERS

GI OR NON-GI
This semi-det. brick 6-rm. home
with 3 bedrms., S1.150 dn. Vacant
Move in with down payment. Owner
will decorate or you can redecorate
at Q reduced price. Dir: out Texas
ave. sc. to Ridge rd., then right to
E st. sc. Ewes. SP. 3-7392.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES for SALE NV. tceas.I

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. MARCH Is. 1885
Evening star., 1956-03-18

$40 11th ST., near Pa; ave.-Det. ;
8 large rms, 2 tile baths Il on lst
n.I; bsmt.; gas .h.-w.h.; bear ga
RACES. Suit. for doctor, contractor or
lar. family. By apt.
ter. Vacant. Semidet. brick, 5 rms.
fenced lot. sii.5oG. Assume Gi
loan, LIST trust. $500 dn.
NEAR NICHOLS AvE.-Det,; z rms. =;
5 larRe bedrms.. lst-h. den. recep.
hall; bsmt.; garage: oil h.-w.h.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
~. 4-34OO LU. 2-5976
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-25
Aging Council
Head Named

Roswell B. Perkins. assistant
secretary of the Department of
Health, Education and Welfare,
has been named chairman of
the Federal Council on Aging
by heads of the Is participating
agencies.
The council was established
by President Eisenhower last
month to coordinate policies
and programs in the field of
aging. review existing activities
and make recommendations to
meet the needs of older people.
A Federal State Conference
on Aging will be held here June
8. s and Z under sponsorship Of
the Council on Aging and the
Council of State Governments.
Named associate vice chair
men at the meeting were Arthur
Larson, Undersecretary of Labor,
and Jack Spore, executive as
sistant to the Administrator of
Veterans Affairs.
George t. Moore, assistant
secretary of the Commerce De-
partment; M. Carter Mcfarland.
acting assistant administrator
Of the Housing and Home FL
nance Agency, and John w.
Macy, executive director Of the
Civil Service Commission, were
elected to the steering commit
Tee.
Louis H. Ravin Of the Depart
ment of Health, Education and
Welfare will serve as secretary
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dor Vallarino of Panama and 1t.
Col. Alexander Zielony of the
Embassy of Israel, viii will rep
resent Ambassador Eban. Several
House members also will attend.
Presentation Of Awards
The program will include the
presentation of awards to the
mine honorary chairmen Of the
exposition. Besides Admiral Rad
ford they are j. Edgar Hoover,
director of the FBI: Gen. Max
we'll D. Taylor, Army Chief of
Staff; Secretary of Agriculture
Benson, and Secretary of Health,
Education and Welfare Folsom.
Also, Judge Bolitha j. Laws
Chief Judge of District Court
here; Edward r. Carr, president
of the Washington Board OF
Trade; Jay Carmody, drama
critic for The Star, and Admiral
Richard E. Byrd.
The exposition will close to-
night at 10 o'clock. The hours
tomorrow will be from 2 to 10
pm. Admission is 81. Children
under 8 years will be admitted
free.
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age Of the atomic energy ingre-
dent. the Acc said yesterday
it will continue its uranium pur-
chasing program for AZ addi-
tional years-from the present
expiration date of April /, 1862.
to December 81, 1866.
This action was taken" an
Acc statement said, in recogni-
ton of the need for a continu-
ing Government market in order
to maintain a high rate of ex-
ploration and development"