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WeStmoreland Hills

Westmoreland Hills
An exceptionally fine white brick
Colonial built in 1888 and in excel.
lent condition. Contains random
width floors on entire lst floor in.
cluding the center hall. living room
dining room library and a SINAI
rm;; the. kitchen and pantry are
well equipped; 3 bedrooms with
dressing room off the master bed.
room, baths: fireplace In recrea
tion room maids room and batf
with Separte entrance; gear built
in garage. The large grounds arc
beautifully, Handicapped and contain
fish pond. formal rock garden and
patio.
w. C. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers of
wesley Hts. Sumner g. Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. OR. 4464.
Oist Your House With Us)
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

CoLoRED-a971a L ST. S.w.--5-rm,
row brick. divided into > apts.. in
excellent condition. Priced for i'm
mediate sale. S395 down. balance
Ike rent. VIC D. ZEVE. Ma. 1854 !;
ewes, CO. GAG. 10
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ST., Mr.. Ga. Ave
Colored-Colonial row brick contains
rooms, bath, full basement 3
porches, INV. heat: excellent To-
cation. Good terms. Call Mr.. Engle,
GE, 1888, with BETHEL, DI
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Colonial Investment Co.
SILVER SPRING

Large, corner, brick home, in conven,
sec. Of Silver Spring; liv. rm., din.
I'M, kit, 3 twin sized bedrms., IA
baths, screened porch, built-in gar,
For. further information and appt.
to INSPECT call
DT1 nYxY M
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Nice town
house with bedrmS and 3l2
baths; lge; 2-story garage; S29,500,
Also smaller home with 5 bedrms.
and bath; $17.950. Call Mr.. Frank
lin, II. g. SMITHY CO., ST. $500;
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CLOSING ESTATE
OPEN T.-SUN., 2 TO 6
1850 HOBART ST. NV.
Vacant Beautiful 22-ft. brick home
with reception hall, lge. liv. rm., din.
rm., kit. and porch on ] ST H.: IND f.,
4 lge. bedrms. with sleeping porch
and bath. Full bsmt. with front and
rear, entrance. Oil h.-w.h. Priced for
quick sale.
J. LEE DONNELLY
MA 2216 EveS or dnTd IN
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COLORED
OPEN TODAY, 7 TO 9
4042 BLAINE ST
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
3
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ARLINGTON-Larg bedrm., kitchen
privileges, in quiet home; $50 double,
S45 single. GIL. 0956.
WILL SHARE my home at very small
expense in exchange for light duty,
no children. 4401 32nd ST.. Mt.
Rainier, Md. 10
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BARNABY wooDs-very large det,
brick home on beautiful wooded lot
with 103-ft. frontage; 9 rms, 2
baths Civ, rm. approx. 14x24), b.-i.
garage, delightful screened porch ap-
prox. 11x20, among the trees. Ask
ing $31 .'750; naval officer desires
quick sale. Ewes, call AID 1924,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. l411.
BRIGHTWOOD SECTION-This large
row brick has 3 bedrooms, 1a baths
and the necessary conveniences;
recreation room, laundry room, and
built-in garage; convenient shopping
and traIn,sport9ation. lI,sp To inspect, cal
VIM. N; THRoCKMoRToN, Realtor,
CHEvY M 9p'CHAs CHASE, D. c., near Conn.
ave.-:Attractive and spacious de-
tached home; rooms, 2 baths,
with additional room and bath in
basement: must be sold and priceo
Lewis (eVe., wo. 4o7oJ. with VIM.
n; Mo- 5THRocKMoRToN. ReaitOr, D1.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Immaculately
clean row brick, within easy walking
distance of Woodward & Lothrop'a
new store at Wis, and Western aves.
4 bedrms., 1E baths on 2nd floor;
breakfast nook, full basement, fire.
place, garage, oil h.-wh. Entire
house, delightfully."- air cooled Rea-
sonable ot1er buys; owner says sell.
Ewes, call RA. 1924, with FRANK
3. PHILLIPS, D1. 1411.
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NORMANDY CAPE COD
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Very attractive stone and brick home,
on quiet, shaded street, built by
architeCt-owner.
1st floor features bedroom and bath,
breakfast room; dining room openS
onto attractive deck.
End Moor, bedrooms and bath.
Basement, recreation room, work.
room, playroom, laundry, "a bath.
Attached garage,
BY appointment only. DE WE'RE r.
WELDON, EX. 5811, 1927 K st.
NV. Sat, Sun. and ewes, phone Mr.,
Mccoy. DE. 5076. 5
RAMBLER, $13,5OO
Attractive, 2-bedrm. home in lovely
wooded sec; equip. kit, dinette,
bsmt. Assume GI loan. Call Mrs.
Hart, WA. 661s. cox g. CO., 81.
O775. IS
HOME AND OFFICE
Most attractive, all-brick, 3-bedrm,
rambler; lge. liv. rm. with fireplace.
kit. and tile bath; in lovely subdiv..
on Ga. ave-; 3-rm. ONCE with pow.
der rm. and outside entr. Call Mr..
Sheehan. JU. 7-6955. COX & CO.,
81. OTIS. -8
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BETHESDA

Bradley Hills-Potomac Area
A gent!eman's estate with a most i'm
posing home. located on 524 acres;
substantial cash.. l trust for the
balance. Inspection by appt. Call
OIL. 2120 for details. SAMUEL E
BOGLEY. WI. 1920. 10
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Lge. home for a lge. family in this
highly desirable section; 5 bedrms.,
3 baths on 2nd f.; den with flrepl
on 1st. Call OIL. 0670, as this
home will sell rapidly.
SAMUEL E. BQGLEY, WI. 1920. 10
CHESTNUT HILL RAMBLERs
NOTHING DOWN TO VETS
For this week only---All brick, full
bsn1t.. YOUNGSTOWN kit, dinette L;
close to school and transp. d.
rections; Out Gsorgia ave. to 10000
Inwood. right on Handy. TO last
house on left Call Miss Minor
81. Ql775. cox & CO., Ewes. Ash
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

1881 SARATOGA AVE.
Brick Colonial, l u yrs old, S21 $50,
BY OWNER, no brokers; immediate
possession; $4,000 down payment re-
ouired; 8 bedrms.. "a baths. OPEN
Sat. and Sun, l to 6; Mon. and
daily, to Z. Phone WI O576. Out
River rd. cross Western. 1st turn
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HoUSES-SALE-N.E. (Cont. }

2O1l TAYLOR ST.-Exceptional
Cape Cod det. br., 4 bedrms.. 2
baths. den. auto. heat, beaut
grounds. excel. financing; open Sun
TISHLER REALTOR, TU. $500;
ewes, CO. S414 10
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BRADBURY HEIGHTS - Asbestos
shingle bungalow; rms. and bath;
full bsmt,: l block from bus: price
only $3.50 with $3.50 dn. SOUTH
EAST Fl REAbTY 5doo co. 1911 Pa. ave.
detached brick; $500 mo. income.
Lovely 3-rm. apt. for owner. 1mme-
diate possession with deposit: 81 900
ssaSht s1S ata bal. Ike rent nooo For quick sale
CoNGREss HEIGHTS, near Alabama
ave. and Wheeler rd.-Very nice
semidet. brick home; has large liv.
rm.. din. rm.,. modern kit. and pow
der, rm. on 1st A.: 3 bedrms. and
bath on End A.; fun bsnt; With bath:
REALTY CO.. 1911 Pa. ave. Sc.
CONGRESS- HErGHTs-Brick: 6 rms,
al. modern. screened. porch. stove,
refgr., Venetian blinds storm win
d9ws; a-ao9R MORGAN REAL ESTATE CO.
coon aSi s-9H5Pi HOPE RoAp-1st CONNER; ms
above. lot 100 IT. deep to alley:
Sr. 81 g50 80 on on terms; CONGRESS
shingle bungalow in Hillside; Just
over D. C., line; has liv. rm., din.
rm;. large kit, bedrms. and bath
1ull pSmt: with rec. rm.; built-in ga
rnnv rage; OIL aIn heat; niGe lot; only S1295Q;
CO., 12l1 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1000.
OWNER TRANSFERRING and wants
immediate sale Of his 10-year- old
bungalow, with full basement fin
eed as lust 0 over s-f pftrt hsa fUe ne 9 b
near all conveniences. Very reason
ably priced at S9,950. May 60 CT.
Ewes call RA: 913s. JOHN F.,
DoNoHoE HoSsa 4 SONS, a14 Pa. ave.
a-FAMILY HoME-very nice brick
stucco home, with 2 apts. One apt.
has 6 rms. and l apt. has 8 rms;
util. rm.; oil heat: nice corner lot;
nicely arranged for home and in
come; located in Hillside; Just over
Or Only G. ssoo ns reasonably doTn soTarEsh gySef Esh
REALTY Re TX CO., 1911 Pa. ave. Sc.
1852 K sT. s.E,-Row brick in ex-
eellent condition; available at once;
$4,000 cash, S65 per mo. ]. C.
WELDON CO.. Realtors, NE. BOIL.
DIRECT FROM owNER-Less than
4 years old. large semidet. brick
home with income, located in readily
accessible Congress Heights, 10 minis.
to downtown; zoned 1st commercial
anu suitable LOT small business,
but ground floor now rented as fur
nisheo apt. to a desirable couple;
End floor, liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
and powder rm.; 3rd fl, 3 bedrms
and bath; convenient to schools and
bus. $4,000 cash required. For
sp6eointment 6oia to inspect, call 10.
NEAR" 7th AND Pa. AvE.-semiGet.
6-,'m. brick, full Lsmt.. oh,-wh.,
storm windows and doors; SI2,5O0,
$500 down; poss. in 80 days. JO-,
SEPH A. HERBERT & SONS, 515
East Capitol Ii. 3-0129; ewes, FIR.
MODERN sEMIDET. 3 UNIT. APT,
containing two -bedrm. and 1 one
bedrm. apis. A 2 .bedrm apt. avail.
to purchaser; good financing CON-
GRFsS REALTY CO, DI. 1852. IS
oPEN-cONGREss HEIGHTS
40 Orange, st. s.e:-6-rm., semidet.
20-ft. brick Colonial, hardwood
floors. Full bSmt., recr. rm., gas
heat, fenced yard. Az trust. Serv-
ice personnel moving, must be sold.
Directions: Out Nichols ave. s.e.
to 5000, right on Portland 2 blks..
right l blk. to Orange. Call Mr..
3-3430. T. PAUL MUDD CO., 24OS
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BETHESDA AREA

BETHESDA AREA
Brick home with 3 bedrms.. liv. rm:.
Wis and Conn. aves. in excel neigh
borhood; all business and transp.
within blks.: slate roof. bSmt with
lavatory. oil heat. insulated; under
$4,000. Appointment only with
ARLIE L. JOHNSON co.
3402 Conn. Ave. OR. 7IOo
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KENSINGTON

S9,99o-$1, 800 DOWN
For quality home, inspect this newly
redecorated 2-bedrm. bungalow with
dinette, equip. kit, bath, storage
attic. full bsmt., outside entrance,
gas heat; or large wooded lot only
2 blks. to elem. school. Call Mr..
Smith. LA. 5-S47T. ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC. 1890 K St. NV.
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EDGEMOOR SECTION

A lovely Colonial home of brick con-
struction. on almost "a acre of beau-
tifully shrubbed lawn; white railing
fence; IL spacious rooms; Az baths;
1st 4. contains large liv. rm. with
fireplace. library with fireplace, din
ing rm.. large powder rm., 2 screened
porches, complete elec. kit and but
ler's pantry; 2nd f., 4 large bed
rms. and 2 full baths and spacious
open sundeck; 3rd f., l large bed
rm. and full bath, and storage room !;
economical oil h.-w.h. with 5OO-gal.
oil tank, summer and winter hookup;
new 120-gal. hot-water heater;
maids rm. and full bath in bsmt.
gear garage. This home has Just
been rewired, completely renovated
and redecorated: price quoted in
cludes new Bigelow-Sanford wall-to-
wall carpeting. This fine home is in
immaculate condition and perfectly
planned for gracious living; price,
S52, 800. Inspection by appoint
CALL r. H. BEST, INC.
,Realtor, Sis Wisconsin ave-,
Bethesda, Md, WI. 1888 or evenings,
Mr.. BurkliQ, WI 60SS 8
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ROCK CREEK Palisades

ROCK CREEK PALISADES
New M type yps .ss Cape Cod 2,bedrm, ex-
window; bsmt. Built-in dressers,
automatic closet lights. Heat lamp
IN bath; kit, complete with Bendix;
radio, exhaust fan and door chimes.
Open daily. Directions: Out Conn.
ave. to Kensington, turn left first
street past firehouse, left again to
Rock Creek Palisades.
Standard Properties, Inc.
LO. 5-31S1. MA. 1878. .
LARGE HOME
Chevy Chase Md, but on D. c.,
1-fare bus; finest architecture ma
terial and appointments. large lot,
nice trees, den and powder room
baths on End; 2 smaller rooms and
half bath on 3rd; carpeting and
beautiful drapes included, recrea-
tion room ana Gear garage. Ewes,
call OIL. 20S4..
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
Exclusive Agents. WI. 1890. -S
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ASSUME CT

Pay low as possible interest rates
while buying this lovely 5-rm. house
with eXpandable attic; 2 bedrms., liv.
rm.,. din. rm.. kit, bath and full
bsmt. Good-sized lot. Really good
eqy. Can Miss Kelly, COX g. CO.,
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S8,95O-S1. 900 DOWN

$8,950-$1 900 DOWN
Shingle bungalow in nearby Mary
land 4, rms. and bath. plus 2 partly
70xl50: kitchen includes stove,
refgr., and Bendix washer. A real
bargain. Better see this at once.
ANNENBERG REALTY
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 1887 til 9.
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1900 BLK. DELAFIELD PL. NV,
vacant; attr.. det. home. 8 rms, 3h
baths. incl. 1st fl. powder rm.; this
home is in imniac. cond and has
foil. features: Lge. recep. hall liV
rm. with hrepl., extremely lge
beamed ceiling dining rm., mod. kit.
tile powder rm.; 2nd a.. 4 bedrms
baths; 3rd f., 2 bedrms.. / bath;
full bsmt. with Law, oil heat. det
gar. lge. outside porch: can be
handled with small payment to re-
Sponsible buyer.
Enterprise Realty Co.
1924 Eye ST. NV. Ex. 1900. IS
1914 VARNUM ST. NV
Desirable Gift. Colonial row brick
large rms. and 2 baths. full base.
ment with bath. oil h.-wh.. 2-cal
Priced to sell. For an; sppt. to; to see eVaI cai
Philip B. Key Co., Realtol
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
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MICHIGAN PARK ME-

MICHIGAN PARK, NE.
Near 10th and Upshur sts.-Beautiful
tapestry, brick. home; 8 rms; tile
garage; excellent condition through
out; conveniently located in a nice
residential section; quick possession;
priced below other comparable homes.
Exclusive.
PECK COMPANY LA 6-6666
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"EDGEMOOR"

CLOSE-1N BETHESDA
First offering Of this immaculate brick
residence on tastefuly Handicapped
Tennis Club, in this deiightfIi sub
division. Liv. rm. with fireplace.
good sized din. rm.; large modern
kit. with ample space for breakfast
set; full size screened porch:
good size bedrms. and sundeck. Call
ME. 1143 until 8 pm, J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Realtor,
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SILVER SPRING
UNIJSIJAT,i
DISTINCTIVE

O4O INV 7 : ' II.
Rooms OF this cute charmer are on 4
separate u Levels. making a lovely
4-bedrm., 2l2 bath brick home Of
unique architectural design. Truly
me custom home in substantial
years old and has large rec. rnl.,
side porch and built-in garage: only
2 blis. from a grade school. / blk.
from shopping certer, l blk. from
bus: S26,950. Call Mr.. Denham
at RE. $3.50. Friday, 8 til 6; ewes,
81. 1855.
Colonial Investment Co
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BETHESDA

Red brick Colonial; slate roof, liv
rm. with f1repl., din. rm., kit.
screened porch, powder rm., att
gar, 3 bedrms., large closets anc
bath; finished rm. and bath ir
bsmt.; nice fenced lot; excellent
loca ton. close to everything; al
only 500.
E. M. FRY, WI. 674O
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peter ]. hagan

REALTOR, 3s41 34th ST. NE.
UN. 1856 WA. 1857
OPEN DAILY FROM 8 TILL 8
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-Conley Co., Realtors

@I- ~ y ~, %. % tUU IIl
LITTLE WHITE RAMBLER
Near Silver Spring, only 8 yrs. old,
for Just $3.50. $50 #. deep, with
towering shrubs, and edged with
large, trees; bedrms., ! bath, at
tractive iv. rm. with coy firepl.,
2 steel beams, gas &C. heat, copper
plumbing; nice neighborhood; S3,50O
cash il non-GI. Call RE. $3.50,
8 to g.
Colonial Investment Co.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Lovely white
brick, center-hal Colonial on a
rms. 2 baths on 2nd f.; beautifully
finished 3rd f.: den and powder rm.
on 1st A.; paneled clubroom with
fireplace; gear b.-i. garage; owner
prepared to accept first reasonable
offer. Ewes, call AID. 4234, FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. DI. l411
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CORAL HILLS

Elegant 3-bedrm. brick bungalow, Q
beautiful tile baths; everything SUI
perb; located on large fenced lot
ping, schools and tranSp.; moderate
price and reasonable terms. This will
not last, call us now, winter is Just
around the corner.
T. D. BURGESS
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COLORED-$750 DOWN
18th & BENNING NE
COLORED-S1. 900 DIN.
peter ]. hagan

RIVER TERRACE
S10,250
broom and bath. 2-story row brick;
full bsmt., large back porch, Anchor
fence, Venetian blinds. storm win
dows and. screens; gas heat: 10h
down to Vets.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
HOME AND INCOME

5IO6 18th ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6
Det., 8 rms; bath on 1st and End
frs; 6 bedrmS., finished attic; .
porches, hardwood frs; full hsmt
oil h.-w.h.; level lot; gar. Reduced,
owner leaving city.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER, REALTOR
GE. 1870: Ewes, GE. STA.
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HAWTHORNE, d. CO new, det.,
brick homes. in a restricted section:
featuring bedroom and bath on 1st
floor; > bedrms. and bath on End;
full bsmt., gas a.-c. heat, and at
tached garage; poSS. in 80 days.
BILLINGSLEY G. KORZENDORFER,
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COIORED

CoLoRED-HoME AND INCOME
QUINCY AND 14th ST.
3 COMPLETE APIS!
Corner brick Broom, 4-room. Broom
apis; 3 baths. ETC.; oil heat; gar.
compl; furn.; sacrifice. $4,000;
SO 900 down
Gibraltar Realty, DI. $500
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Body Of Man Found
Floating in Potomac
Believed VA Clerk S
Autopsy to Be Held;
Wife on Way Home
From Trip to Jopon

A body tentatively {4entif1ed as
that of Richard Z. Hagan, 38,
Veterans Administration clerk.
was recovered from the Potomac
River early today close to the
sea wall at the foot of E street
NV.
Identification was made from
papers found on the body. Police
estimated it had been in the water
six to eight hours.
He was clad in shirt, trousers,
shoes and socks. The body was
discovered by two passersby float
ing face down, less than two feet
from the sea wall paralleling Rock
Creek parkway.
Autopsy Scheduled.
A preliminary examination dis
closed no wounds, and death ap-
parently was due to drowning.
An autopsy was scheduled for
later today.
Police began searching the area
for Mr.. Hagan's automobile. A
pair of eyeglasses was found atop
the seawall several yards from
where the body was discovered.
Relatives said Mr.. Hagan was
separated from his wife, who is
on the West Coast returning from
a two-months' vacation in Japan.
They had no children.
Police said two notes" were
found in the mans wallet, but
contained only the word write"
followed by addresses of his wife,
Mrs. Laura G. Hagan, 1904 Mont
gomery avenue, Bethesda. and his.
sister, Mrs. Vera Leichtman, 4646
Warren street NV.
Detective Sergt. G. w. Chap
man of the homicide squad noti-
fed Mrs. Leichtman, who was to
identify the body at the Morgue
later today.
VA Employe Since 1945.
A first lieutenant in the Army
during World War II, Mr.. Hagan
had been employed with the VAS
central Office since December,
1945. He last worked with the
special insurance projects serv-
ice, but had been on leave since
July 3, a spokesman said.
Mrs. Hagan, an employe of the
Maritime Commission. was ex-
pected back in Washington in a
few days, according to Mrs. Mary
Maykrantz, her sister, who also
lives at the Montgomery avenue
address. Mrs. Maykrantz said the
Hagans had been separated for
some time.
The body was found about $40
am. by two New Jersey truck
drivers who had Just pulled into
the Heurich Brewery to pick up
a load of beer to take back to
New Jersey.
Albert Koppen, Is. of Glouces-
ter City, N. j.. said he took his
companion, Henry Blume, 33, of
Woodstown, N. j., down to the
river nearby to "see where WASH
ington threw q silver dollar
across"
There they found the body.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Garfield CriticizesC Cut
In Civilian Defense in
Light Of Dispersal Plan
Coils Move Inconsistent;
House Passes Emergency
Bill on Appropriations

Representative Garfield, Repub-
lican. Of New Jersey, who has ad-
vocated a $290,0oo fund for Dis
trict civilian defense, called the
attention Of the House today to
the inconsistency between the
Houses refusal to vote that fund
and the $13s, SOC. 900 "decentral-
ization" appropriation requested
by President Truman.
The House last week slashed the
District civilian defense request
from $3.50, 90 to $50. 900. The $I6.7
billion supplemental bill contain
ting that $50. 900 item is now being
considered by the Senate Appro-
|priations Committee. That same
committee will consider President
Truman's request Of yesterday that
Congress provide $139.80o, 900 for
partial decentralization of Govern
ment agencies as q safeguard
against possible enemy attack.
The House today passed an
emergency bill to continue various
current appropriations until the
supplemental appropriations bill
receives final passage. In the
course of a brief debate. Repre-
sentative Garfield asked House Ap-
preparation Committee Chairman
Cannon whether he thought the
Senate Committee would grant the
Presidents request.
Mr.. Cannon replied that al
though he did not know what the
Senate planned to do. he recalled
that "the Senate often has a way
Of increasing appropriation items
sent over from the House"
Mr.. Garfield then reminded the
House that it had cut the Dis
trict's civilian defense request to
only $4,000. He declared that
such a sum was inadequate in any
event but now seemed particularly
out of line with the Presidents re-
quest for safeguarding Govern
ment agencies in this area.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
10 New Rockies Brinq
Police Up 10 Strength

Appointment by the Commits
sioners of 10 new policemen today
brought the Metropolitan Police
force to its full authorized
strength for the first time since
before World War II.
The 10 new men and 10 others
are to be sworn in at $50 am.
tomorrow at Municipal Center.
With five already sworn in, the
new recruits will be the largest
rookie class in the history of the
police department.
The authorized strength of the
police force at present is 1888.
The new appointees are John
Filippone, 81; Aaron Olken. "a;
James l.. Snably. Il; Thomas
Aletta, %; Lee A. Barton, 23;
Charles w. Hardenbrook. 90;
Howard r. Duble. %; Francis
Lee Emory, 81; Daniel J. Smith,
%, and Claude H. Anderson, "a.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Stories Related
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Relating to Korea.

Relating to Korea.
Texts of Official Reports on Fight
ing in Korea. Page IA,
D. C. Marine Quoted by Malik az
Wanting to End War.
Page B-14.
U. S. Officers Say Veteran Red
Leads Koreans. Page A-2.
Relating to Decentralization.
Third War Threat May Rid D. c.
Of Temporary Buildings.
Relating to Plane.
Passenger List of TWA Airliner
Crashing in Egypt. Page AS.
Relating to johnson.
VFW Resolution Asks johnson and
Acheson Dismissal. Page Ala
Relating to Airwaves.
Truman Favors Plan to Bolster
U. S. Facts for World.
Page A.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Pensacola Set for Hurricane,
Wonders What Became of 1t
Storm, Which Once Bore 115-MiIe Winds,
Fodes; Fourth Disturbance Forming

very hard to predict accurately
what a hurricane will do and that
this one was particularly freakish.
Chief known damage was at
Apalachicola, Fla, and that was
from a tornado-apparently an
offshoot Of the hurricane. The
tornado seriously injured two
persons and wrecked a dozen
homes. One of the persons in
jured was struck by a falling
tree and an icebox from a
house smashed by the storm
struck another.
Meanwhile. q large and grow
ing hurricane - fourth Of the
season-beiled up today.
The hurricane itself appeared
Evening star., 1950-08-31
War OF the AIfWuVeS:
Failures Admitted by Voice
In Selling Democracy Abroad
Lack of Funds Blamed for Inability
To Compete With Soviet Propaganda

Voice of America is our major
weapon.
But it is being showed under
by a mammoth campaign of So
Wet Russian lies and hate-provok-
ing propaganda.
Nobody in the Voice program
can say that we are winning the
battle for mems minds. All have
declared that we ought to be
doing better.
The picture. however. is by no
means all black. The Voice of
America can point to some tan
gible results-inspired desertions
to the American zones in Europe
and large-scale Russian efforts to
jam broadcasts.
The Voice assigns most of its
shortcomings to lack of funds.
1t operates on $10.500, 900
budget, LESS than some soap
companies use on their national
campaigns"
That sum does not allow it to
(See AIRWAVES, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Mallory R. Smith,
D. {. Attorney, Listed
AsAboard Cairo Plane
Lawyer Wos Bound
Home After Business
Trip to Egypt, Spain

Mallory Reynolds Smith, Wash
ington attorney listed among the
passengers of the airliner which
crashed today near Cairo. was on
the homeward leg of q business
trip to Egypt and Spain for the
firm Of Sutherland, Tuttle &
Brennan here.
He left this country two weeks
ago and had been scheduled to
leave Cairo on another plan de-
parting seven hours earlier than
the one that crashed, associates
said.
His wife, Mrs. Mildred Smith,
and his legal associates were
hoping he was not actually on
the Inflated plane, despite the
passenger listing.
The Smiths, who have a year.
old daughter, live at 1922 Lowell
street NV. Mr.. Smith, native