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MONTGOMERY
.MODERNISTIC HOME,

With glamour and appeal In attgHe-
tive Bethesda section on niet lot
hF.ng rocsn with fireplace. csn1nE
reon: kitchen and laysters on lat
neor. 9 neorms hath and lovely
sunceek or ind hocr This atsrae-
tive brick det brick home has hlllE
IN garaEe. Gas a-c heat rsnke ans
refsr Don't delay. Cal for appeint-
ment today CAil ME- tl43 until q
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IN WOODBRIDGE NE.
A nnSranN, Cornar Trov,, a

4-Bedroom Corner Home
tsched residence in that high. cool
section, north Of Rhode Island Ave,
convenient 70 everything; has 9
porch on the @ frst @noor; 9 bedrooms;
plumbing already installed for Sec
ond bath on the second floor; stair
way to 0 completely finished room
in the attic; built-fn garage; lawn
sprinkling .system. For quick sale.
Phone Mr.. Blackwood. NO. 6597,
with
SHANNON 81 LUCHS co.
1HQk II gf N w MA OAK
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VEIRS Null VILLAGE

WOODSIDE FOREST
Featuring 8 complete baths: bedroom
or library and bath on lst noor;
snd 0eao%. oo4 d. iaae s1'is sseh.n Sa'hs Se.1 On
tifuI picture windows. large screened
concrete porch. buiit-in garage
Many other features too numerous
to mention. For appointment TO
see; call Mr; Goldsborough: with
HOLIDAYS. EN-. $3.50. so
CHICKEN FARM, $13,500
Approx,, "a acre land with 3 bed
en-, bath. bungalow; 2-car earase
priced at this low price for quick
$3.50 DOWN
ly 2-bedroom home. with approx. VI
acre Of land; vacant and ready to
$4,000 DOWN
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick Colonial. OF
16th St. in Silver Sprins.. Owner
will accept trade on small home in
D: E: or Nd. Act quick as this one
English Type Bungalow
2 bedrm., living rm.. dining rm., ex-
pandable attic. basement and nre-
place, near st. Bernadette's School.
Owner has to sacrifice and win ac-
eept . contract as low rs $4,000
hood. act now.
Suburban Investment Co.
1905 Ga. ave. 81. 1878. so
A House With an Income
this new detached frame house
and By renting out the end floor
have an income from the property.
No down-payment 70 quahfied vets.
wood. Total Price. sli.1so. fsfse
corner lot. r. II. BEST, INC. WI.
3(333: ewes. WI. T7N0 so
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CUSTOM BUILT HOME

CUSTOM-BUILT HOME
OF distinction and quality In an un-
usually beautiful community. Wood
haven, on large wooded lot. LIST floor
foyer entrance with powder room
spacious living room with fireplace,
picture window. large dining room,
balanced lighting. paneled den, ex-
ira large kitchen and dinette space.
rear entry to large fasstone terrace
kitchen has de luxe cabinets. eft
refrigerator with freezer. de luxe
electric range; end A.. master bed
room, extra large closet space, sun-
deck and bath, bedrooms and bath
off hall; drop stairs to large attic
with cedar storage closet; basement
has recreation room with fireplace
and bar. asphalt tile floor. bathroom.
laundry; large 2-ear gsrase, over
head door. concrete foundation. stone
exterior with tile roof: copper gut
ters and piping; Venetian blinds and
many other outstanding features
Price reduced to $s7,500. Call Mr.
DEN. WI. 661l or come TO IL Wood
haven blvd, Bethesda. for further
information on this home and others
have to ofier. Also have some
choice lots so
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
To qualified veteran; ! house left In
new subdivision. lockwood, Just Oh
viers Mil rd; Sl0.Th0. New de-
dry basement with exit TO lot on
GRADE fully equipped; expandable
End A.. no sewer or water assess-
msnts. r. u; BEST, INC" WI
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GLENMONT HEIGHTS
208 Flsck st,-Bungalow. s1O.250.
rooms and bath; electric kitchen. sa-
rage, oil h.-wh. Just far enough
to enjoy country living with good
transp, schools and close to shop
ping. Only 80 minis. drive to down
town washington. Owner on prem
Ga. ave. extended IA MI north OF
Wheaton TO Efhng rd., right to
Flack st.
E. M. FRY, INC.
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SILVER SPRING
$19, 500
Vacant and ready for immediate &C.
cupaney Is this eei. brick home on
Perthing drive. Contains > Spacious
bedrooms. . baths. breakfast rm
gas heat, screened porch and huili-in
garage- Terms can be arranged. Can
Mr. Hayer. NE. 54oo. eFes, OR, isSS.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
l4l6 x 81. nv. Realtors NE 500
Silver Spring-$1 900 Down
Corner brick. blk. cf Ga. ave.
near wheaton Contains 3 oedrms.
tile bath, lse. liy. rm. With porch
din. rm fully equip. kit. auto. oil
heat: lSe lot: excellent condition
PAT TROIANO, Ma. $3.50
Euak rai3 In a.kIlf IS
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BETHESDA SPECIAL

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
NEAR LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
Reduced $4,000 for quick sale. Ex-
cellent prewar detached brick, lst
door. living room with fireplace. din
hall: End noor, 8 bedrms., 2 baths;
finished, heated 3rd hoor; large pam
eled recreation room In basement,
gas hot water heat, detached ga
rage. nice lot. ARLIE I. JOHNSON
REALTY CO, INC. 3402 Conn. ave.
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LARGE WOODED LOTS
e0E n1u~ e70E nor -

LARGE WOODED LOIb
$25 Down, $795 Per Lot
3-Bedroom Rambler-$l0,950
Including the price Of lott Thirty
minutes from the White House. lust
County All lots are priced the same
regardless Of varied sizes.
Prominent Silver sprins builder win
commence construction Of ramblers
immediately, with FHA and Oh A.
naneins. Several types OF house
plans available. Representative on
premises Sunday and Monday.
Directions: Drive out Georsia ave.
to sien readins Rockville tviers
NIL rd.,, then l mile to Connecticut
Gardens on left. Alternate route out
Connecticut ave. through Kenains-
ton to yiers. Mil rd.. then left on
Viers Mil I'd seyen-tenths mile 70
our once. KKNsrN0TON REALTY
CO., LO. 5-1106. ees
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RAMBLER

Beautiful saGcsrrs lAFKs 2iNsnR reoas
with @s-!L picture wsrcSsh essg-
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shaped etn&ns rxsoE twln~sssse
ce2-eosna each eecrcon has ess
waa os e&sit-tn closets snoasEntksA <
p&sgsl painted waii&. radiant beat
n yeafs old Owner viii lsave eas-
tom draoes and RAGS UaSra-mecern
kitchen includes HenGlx large aeS
Total price. only Sls psa ersN
eoSn payment Can SH- sore III
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THOMAS F. HALEY
RsAltes, TN 7asa, NsAftsygsls a. ~
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NEW DETACHED BRICK
In Bethesda. Only Sle950

NEW DETACHED BRICK
In Bethesda. Only sl6,S5o
A truly individually designed hezns
Of SIX rooms. bath and hrst-Nocs
hSatory in . distinctive nss CEN
manfty center entrance nlau, tail
basement with outside entranes, slate
roof, porch. copper pipes, copper
cutters. gss sir-conGitienec heat and
an aM-electrfs Kitchen Nothing CO
the market can compare Terms ie
suit, See Il today BY eslhns Mr.
Brill. WI 7lnS. With SHANNON A
LucHs CO, 1905 H ST. aS~ MA
VERY CHOICE LOCATION
New room. bath. summer eottase.
on acre In Germantown. Mont
gomery County: . blocks from steres,
bank, =. T. station. $3.50 or best
OFFER; additional IN acres II de-
sired. Write r. o Box s4s. silver
spring Nd or inquire Germantown
store for FRANCIS SMITH. owner
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Under. sis 0NN

Bsaut. det. brk. of 8 Grand rms
din. rm. and beaut. kit. on 1st q, !;
Q bedrms. and bath on End; full
bsmt. With workrm., rec. rm. and
gar; oil h.-w.h.; Ire. 65x106 IT.
Well-lanscaped cor. lot, Just over
D. C. line, in beaut. Coral Hills, Md.
ADELBERT w. LEE
3211 Pa. ave Sc. vi. 1000, 90
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Silver SPRING. I040s Amherst ave
-6-room. 2-bath, prewar construe-
tion and material: oil heat. ali
conditioned: lot 60x140. $4,000
10400 Amherst-New 6-room house
gas heat. air conditioned; corner
lot 100xf00: 900. May bs
seen By appt. VIM. r. CARLIE. 967
Thayer ave. Silver Spring. SH
1919. -29
RIVER ROAD
Reduced for immediate sale. An acrs
OF ground, A pleasant view. 4 bed.
rms. and 2 baths: lse. liv. rm.'
din rm. with picture window. excel
kit.i full basement; ,o.a.e. heat;
garage: tool house: stable and cor
raj. 1EEZ CUSHARD. OR. 4232
WI. 5s67 or DI. gao. 30
BETHESDA-$14,o50
New brk. Cape Cod with 2 bedrms
on LIST A.; 19-ft. liv. rm. with fire-
pi.: din. rm. has attractive has
window; concrete porch and out.
side ent. to bsmt.; End a. planned
for future expansion OF Q addi-
tional bedrms. and bath; conv. to
transp. and school; OF and FHA
approved. with as little as $1,000
cash. For details. call Mr. Matthews,
WO. s42S, with COOLEY BROS.
Investment Bldg, DI. 1881. -3
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MODERN DET. BRICK, 5 rms, tiled
bath. Rec rm.; auto. heat; nice lot
Priced SIJ $50 Terms arransed.
ROGER MOSS, MI. 1892
2125 Rhode Island ave-. Ho. 5000.
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OPEN, ss05 10th AVE,

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proved. small down psymsnt
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tfanKp downtewn. eens, to Belts
VILE Dept. Of Asrbepisafs and rnly
OF Nd Directions Out Bsito sMssh
blvd. past The Univ. of Nd y mi
rsght on HOLLYWOOD RI ai sssn rtsh
81 <tsth ave and heases Open saa
and Mon. neon Until dark.
Taylor Development Co.
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COLORED
COLOHED
$500 DOWN

win make you the proud owner of
this nne 6-rm. row brick with bath.
gas, elec. and coal hot water heat.
SURETY REALTY CO., AID. 053l:
ewes. FA: o25e. 81. 1850. TR. 1887,
TR 1927. -2s
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TN HnICREST

IN HIIICREST
High above the city's heat one OF
most beaut. homes In this entire
area; g lovely rms. and 2h baths,
2 screened porches, lge, rec. rm
and gar, in bsfit.; extra-heavy slate
roof, full storm windows; q truly
delightful home. Shown by sp-
pointment only
Evening star., 1949-10-04

munist exiles in this country in
a single national committee for
each nation behind the Iron Cur
tain-a sort OF shadow govern
ment- will encour-
age cooperation among these
committees and between the COM
mittees and resistance movements
in Communist-ruled countries
abroad.
The Iron Curtain is bound
one day to disintegrate.' Mr.. Grew
writes in describing the longer
range idea" Of the committee.
IF, when that moment comes,
democracy is to spread again,
and our national interest and
security are to be preserved, we
must see that there are then alive
and at work strong men and wom-
en- from Eastern Europe, proven
leaders animated by the demo-
cratic faith"
Acheson Approves Group.
Secretary of State Acheson has
given his official blessing to the
committee. The Journal quotes
him as saying:
The State Department is very
happy to see the formation of this
group, such a distinguished group.
1t thinks that the purpose of the
organization is excellent and is
glad to welcome its entrance into
this field and gives it its hearty
Endorsement"
The committee proposes to aid
democratic exiles and refugees
from Eastern Europe in their
peaceful efforts to prepare the way
toward the restoration in Eastern
Europe Of the social, political and
religious liberties in which they
and we believe" Mr.. Grew writes
in the Journal.
Specifically (as set forth in it's
declaration of policy the commit
tee will help non-Fascist and non
Communist leaders from Eastern
Europe:
81. To maintain themselves in
useful occupations during their
enforced stay in the United States;
%. To come to know the
people of the United States and to
understand their spirit and aims;
"3. To engage In efforts by ra-
dio, press and other means to keep
alive among their fellow citizens in
Europe the ideals of individual
and national freedom;
=: To establish effective means
of cooperation with like-minded
European leaders in the United
States and to coordinate their
plans with those of similar leaders
abroad"
The committee will rally popu-
lar support in the United States
for the cause of Free Europe and,
in this way, will aid the cause of
freedom everywhere. A fund
raising campaign on a nationwide
scale will be launched this autumn.
released BY Chicago Daily News)
Evening star., 1949-10-04
U. 5. Group Organized
To Back Up Cold War
with Citizens Effort
By Wallace R. Deuel.

A committee of leading private
citizens Is about to launch "cold
war" of its own against Russia to
back up the Governments official
cold war effort, it has been re-
vealed here.
The disclosure came in an ar
ticle by Joseph c. Grew. former
Undersecretary OF State and for
mer Ambassador to Japan, pub
llished in the latest number of the
Foreign Service Journal, house Or
gan of the American career diplo-
matte service.
Mr.. Grew is chairman Of the
board Of the committee. Other Of
ficers and leading members in
clude Allen Welsh Dulles. Frank
Altschul, Dewitt c. Poole. Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower. James A
Farley. William Green, James B
lCarey, Matthew Woll, Spyros P
Skouras, Laird Bell, William L
Clayton, A. A. Berle, jr., and
Charles P. Taft.
The committee calls itself the
National Committee for Free
Europe"
Working mostly through exiled
LEADERS from countries behind the
Iron Curtain, the committee will
try to keep the spirit of anti Com
munist resistance alive in those
countries and to prepare for a time
when the Communists can be
driven out, and free and truly
national governments can be re-
stored.
The committee will wage politi-
cal, economic and psychological
warfare against Communist re-
gimes, Mr.. Grew writes.
To Help Support Exiles Here.
1t will help support anti Com
munist exiles in the United States
will aid them to engage in propa-
ganda in their home countries and
will use various "other means" to
keep alive the ideals of individual
and national freedom" in Com
munist-ruled countries. The
committee will seek to rally sup
port In the United States for its
program. Among other things,
1t plans a Embarrassing campaign
here this fall.
The committee will further try
to unity all leading anti-Com-
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Husbands Get AIibi
For Rovinq Eyes

An alibi for husbands afflicted
with q rowing eye has been sup
piled by two London doctors aftel
four years Of research into tht
movement of the eye.
= They have found that a mans
eyes may have picked on"
pretty girl even before his mind
has had time to give instructions
Also, the eye overshoots occa-
sionally when Pickering quickly
from one object to another.
Evening star., 1949-08-17
Major Upsets Loom
In National Doubles
Tennis Tourney
BY the Associated Press

BROOKLINE, Mass, Aug. II
The national doubles tennis fields
the women's especially-today
entered crucial stage at Long
wood.
Major upsets were threatened
as the draw pitted such capable
pairs of British Wightman Cup
players. Mrs. Betty Hilton and
Kay Tuckey, against defending
champions Louise Brough and
Mrs. Margaret Osborne du Pont
and Mrs. Molly Blair and Jean
Quertier against Doris Hart and
Shirley Fry, the third-seeded
I American tandem.
Few Surprises Sprung.
The only form reversals during
the first two days we're displayed
by Nine. Magda Rurac. the for
mer Romanian titlist, and Bos-
tons Mrs. Baba Lewis, the new
Canadian champion. when they
were ousted by Barbara Scof1eld
Of San Francisco. and Mrs. Mar
jorie Buck of New York, and
non-playing captain of the Unit
ed States Wightman Cup forces,
yesterday in IS, 6-1 second
round match.
Most of the top-ranking mems
teams. including title defenders
Gardnar Mulloy and Billy Tai
bert and Australia's Jack Brom-
wich and Billy Sidwell. can look
forward to a comparatively easy
journey into the quarter finals
round.
But there were four matches on
the mems third round agenda
that promised to be hard-fought
and exceptionally thrilling.
Frances Robert Abdesselam and
Paul Remy now are called upor
to oppose Irwin Dorfman of New
York, and Bill Vogt of Los An
geles and third-seeded Sam
Match of San Francisco and Vic
Seixas of Philadelphia were paired
against Eric Sturgess and Eustace
Tanning, the capable South
Africans.
Gallery Treats Due.
The gallery also was promised
additional treats from the court
clashes of Frank Sedgma1 and
George Worthington of Australia,
and the highly regarded Cali
fornians Earl Cochell and Herb
Flam and Jim Brink of Seattle.
and Buddy Behrens of Fort
Lauderdale, Fla, and Felicisimo
Ampon, the tiny Manila, Philip
pine Islands, star, and Hugh
Stewart, his towering San Fran
cisco partner.
With most of the weaker teams
now on the sideliners, the mems
veterans tourney appears under
the domination of such former
topnotchers as Wilmer Allison of
Austin, Tex, and j. Gil Hall OF
New York and Arthur c. Nielsen,
sr. and jr.. of Chicago, seem
highly capable of defending their
father-son laurels. .-..
Evening star., 1949-08-17
Son Fails to Break Campbell
Record, Ruins Boats S Engine

This may mean a new shaft
and it may take a long time to
repair.
"It is all over for the time be-
ing. But we will be back some
time"
It first was announced that
the 28-year -old Donald had bet
tered the mark of 141.74 miles
per hour set by Sir Malcolm
August 10, 1899, over Lake Con-
iston. But when Campbell re-
turned to the boathouse after
making two runs over the same
waters, there was a delay while
timing figures were rechecked.
Donald used the same hull in
which his father scorched the
waters of Lake Coniston 10 years
ago. The Bluebird was fitted
with a new 2,400 horsepower
engine and some other changes
we're made in the craft.
Evening star., 1949-08-17
Weather Again Delay,
Shirley Mays Swim
BY the Assoeioisd Press

DOVER, England, Aug. IT,
Shirley May France will not at
tempt to swim the English
Channel tonight, her manager
announced today.
She had planned to plunge
into the Channel at Cap Girls
Nez. France sometime around
midnight, but unfavorable
weather conditions caused re-
consideration.
Ted Worner, who manages
the 17-year-old Somerset
(Mass.) high school junior,
said II have just had a consul
tation with all my advisers and
things look bad"
Shirley Mays advisers said ii
there is a favorable forecast for
"a hours she might start SWIM
ming at AIS pm. d0:15 am.
EST Thursday.
Evening star., 1949-08-17
By the Associoted Press

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 17.-Yes
it's true what they say about the
japanese swimmers.
The sons of Nippon returned to
international competition with a
terrific splash as Hironoshin Fu-
ruhashi, the, japanese distance
champion, and his teammate,
Shire Hashizume. both lowered
the world record for the 1900
meter free style yesterday.
The first-day crowd at the ma
tional AAU mems swimming and
diving championships gasped as
lanky Hashizume won the first
heat of the 1900 preliminaries in
1887. That was we'll under the
1888 world record of 1883 by
Japan's Tomikatsu Amano.-
Then along came stocky F'u-
ruhashi. Failing smoothly like
a nonstop churn, the flying fish
of Fujiyama" reeled off the 80
laps in 1919, roughly equivalent
to the dreamed-of four minute
mile in Track.
Then 19-year-old Sumio Tanaka
baby of. the six-man japanese
squad, took the third heat ir
1913.
Off that. tonight's 1500-metel
final figures to be 1928 Japanese
sweep. The next best time was
20:13.6 by Canada's Burwell Jones
who finished second to Tanaka.
McLane Not Competing.
Other qualifiers were Forbes
Norris, Harvard, who finished
sixth in last years Olympics,
20:25.5; Jack Spargo, Ell Segundo,
Calf, ITS meters behind Furu-
hashi in 20:31, and Cesar Borja-
Pineda, Mexican Swimming Fed
Grafton, $50 meters behind Hashi-
zume in 20:43.4.
Jimmy McLane of Yale, Olym-
pic 1,500-meter champion, did not
choose to compete. 1t probably
makes little difference. Even
Tanaka bettered McLane's AAU
record of 1921. McLane did
1915 in the Olympics.
Three other japanese compete
in the 200-meter free-style pre-
liminaries before the final to-
night. Capt. Shuichi Murayama,
Yoshihiro Mamaguchi and Shige-
Evening star., 1949-08-17

Billy southworth. works when he
obviously isn't fit," explained Bos-
ton President Lou Perini.
Il suffered a similar breakdown
myself about Is years ago and If
ever l saw a man on the verge of
such a condition, Billy is that
man"
Asked If Southworth would be
back as Braves manager next year,
Perini replied:
Very. very definitely. He is the
best manager in baseball and he
is a fine fellow"
Johnny Cooney, in and out of
the Boston National League sys-
tenn for more than 80 years. re-
luctantly took over the managerial
post.
II never wanted to be a manager
and I don't now. I'm just taking
over for Billy for the remaining
six weeks of the season. I doubt
if I'd do it for any one else"
Southworth's big league teams
never have been out of the first
division.
He has been plagued all season
with injuries. jeff Heath just
returned to action after suffering
a broken ankle late last year.
Righthanded Pitcher Johnny
Sain who won "a and lost IS last