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Evening star., 1950-02-20
HILLCREST GARDENS
CORNER EXPANDABIE PAMBLEF
EO1o 0Qfh CIT L

5213 28th ST. Sc.
A house that must be sold, trade for
small clear low or det. house or
good consideration for cash. A most
unusual detached home located on a
lovely corner lot with large side
porch and built-in garage, entry
foyer, very large living room with
fireplace, full dining room, large
deluxe equipped kitchen, master
type bedrooms and full tile bath on
1St floor. The entire upstairs is
arranged and roughed in for > huge
be finished easily and cheaply. Full
basement with very high ceilings.
An opportunity that happens only
once. in while to make splendid
purchase on q house. Mr.. McIn-
turf. HI. 5447 or HI. S714. Drive
out Branch ave. Sc, Just 4 blocks
across D. C. line to entrance, turn
right at our sign to house.
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
MA ro-O
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Improve Your Living

by moving into this 1-fioor plan
home High-healthfuJ location, Cor
ner lot, nice trees and dogwood. The
home is spanking new with many
modern ideas, such as picture vim
dows and glass block light panels.
3 bedrms., tile bath and built-in
school. Now listed at S17,500. See
1t and tell US what you think. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd., OW. 5000.
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GREENACRES, MD.
HILLANDALE
ONE-ACRE ESTATE
BY OWNER

In community of small estates little
less than Az. mi. from District.
Charming brick and frame home
with center hall. step-up studio liv.
room with fireplace and beamed CELL
bath on 1st floor. two bedrooms.
nursery or. den and bath on second
floor: full basement a ah-.w.h.. auto,
washer. built-in garage; beautifully
Handicapped lot 170x25S with many
fruit and shade trees, spring and
900 for immediate sale. owner leav-
ing city. Open Sunday, II. 1862
Overlook DIR. Drive out New Hamp-
shire ave. extended to Overlook dr..
turn right and continue around cir
jr.. and sign. JU. 1882. No brok-
erS. please 2Os
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA AREA-New brick home
on very lge. lot; now ready for occu-
pancy; high quality material and
construction throughout. Call THOS.
!: PHILIPS WO. 1900 until pm.
CHEVY CHASE by owner; no brokers,
bedroom, center hall, large liv-
ing room with fireplace, gas heat,
convenient schools, church, shopping.
SILVER nlSineoj spKISc1 M! l7da Of Ga ave 20. mr.
Bungalow, asbestos shingled. Insu-
lated, storm windows: & rms, 2
baths, plus heated porch; oil INV h;
lot S6X245; gear gar; S14,750.
Slbst, Sa sasa sash bal, easy. sH. $40,
THIS ALL-BRICK pre-war 2-bedrm.
shrubbery; priced to sell. For in
A PICTURE BUNGALOW in a setting
G pooms oVsy agd Iee5 bsb ps S6rck an xTa With bed
room upstairs, not far from Mrs. KS
won't want to leave; S1395O. r. P.
RIPLEY, Reaitor, 81. Gill, till 7 p m.
A BRAND NEW RAMBLER in Sill.
Sprg:, where all neighboring homes
aren't Just alike: :5-bt droom brick
design with a picture-boo!s kitchen;
full bSmt., . firepiaces and gas heat;
a really lovely place for S1S,95O.
f. 4, RIPLEY, Realtor, 81. Gill,
$50 COMING IN MONTHLY from this
entirely separate apt, in a nearly
new brick Colonial home; bedroom
and bath 1st floor. 3 bedrooms and
Kitchen, fireplace, oil heat; e'alpnze siz-
able, modern home. with good in
come to help on the upkeep. r. P.
RIPLEY. Realtor. 81. Gill. till pm,
CLOSING AN ESTATE-Want to sell
quickly brick Cape Cod home at
'''Woodmoor Sil. Sprg., having. 3
bedrooms and ? baths; full bsInt.,
oil heat, built-in garage; very attrac-
tive lot; well-built home about 10
years old. but needs some freshening
up; asking Sl6,950. R. P. RIPLEY,
= ReaItor, 81. Gill, m Z PM. -2a
RAMBLER SUPREME = Exclusive
Bradley. blvd. section; beautifully
built; richly appointed; 4 bedrms. :.
212 baths, fireplaces: delightful
q acre lot: real luxury home that
should sell quickly at S42 500 Ewes.
call 10, 2-S76O. FRAr'K S. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 1411.
Nj. NORBECK-1 bedrm. basic frame
home, all conveniences; acres, very
good ola land: Shown by appt. only.
Real Estate PF SS2S CE 1000
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HERE rs NEWS

Retired Army officer wants to sell his
lovely home and go back to Texas.
4 bedrooms, ga baths, maids room,
recreation room, screened porch,
fenced yard. beautiful trees, prewaf
built. Exclusive neighborhood See
1t today. v. WARD BOSWELL. TIE.
3651. AL. 2616. al
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
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CT SPECIAL,

200 block 33rd St; $500 down and
approx. $50 mo- buys this 6-rm,
brick home; > bedrms.. bath, hv.
rm., din. rm., equip. kit, full bsmt..
gas heat, rec. rm., Law; all for
SlO,SOO
CAMPANELLA & WOOD,
EX. Abb. Ewes. and Sun. AID. 3272
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SUBURBAN SAlE-VA. (con,. }

AL BAKER OFFERS $1,000 down and
500 mo-; stone home, 7 rms, To-
Gated in Manassas. Virginia. All
modern eonveniences' full bsmt. ;
Washington. Phone AL. 6644, TIE.
AL BAKER OFFERS to professional
or businessman wanting to combine
NV. and office quarters, this old Alex
andria styled home recently redec-
GRATED and conveniently located to
tne heart OF Alexandria's business
AL BAKER OFFERS a vacant apart,
81 $50 down and you move into
this lst-floor 2-bedrm. apt; lge.
heated sun porch and paneled club
roo Toom; 2nd,f. :,e apt, now rents for
ments Of $3.50; you'll be living in
practically new apt. for S52 so mo
Don't delay or you are liable to miss
this opportunity. Phone AL. 6644,
Al II BAKER asi2i OFFERS in New AieSan- Msa
to move in; ST. 500 down bal less
than rent. Phone AL. 6644. TE
8 BEDRMs., ga baths; lovely Brick
Colonial on very nice lot in the
sooAisA S4QD ISt lOOE OleTS
living rm. with fireplace, dining rm.,
equipped kit. and den; the bedrms
and ? baths are upstairs; full bsmS.
with y bath; oil h.-wh.; built-in
gar: owner may consider smaller
home or farm in trade. CECIL B.
LUPTON, OW. 1898. OK. Os59. -2l
AL BAKER OFFERS in Del Ray,
with 900 down, a modern brick
semidet. home; has liv. rm.. din.
rm;' Kit, with 2 nice-sized bedrms.
and tiled bath; full bsmt, gas heat,
steel beam construction. Full price
SlO,oo0. Phone AL. 6644, TIE. 7343.
AL BAKER OFFERS a home and
business. We have a charmingly
restored old Alexandria. town house
In the best commercial location in
the city. Exterior painted brick,
very stylish; 2 rms. and kit. on lst
f.; 2 bedrms., full bath on End A.;
2 additional rms on Bird fl; full
bsmt.. oil heat; $4,000 cash, bal.
financed. Phone AL. 6644, TIE.
AT pAuTD NErEp q
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BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
WE INVITE YOUR
ATTENTION To

WE INVITE YOUR
ATTENTION TO
3-bedroom brick Colonial S22,e50
2-bedroom brick (G.1. fnancing)
2-bedroom brick (s1,OOo down.
S13,75o
Real Investment, 6o.-yr.-old
home ----,-- $4,000
Attractive Stone Residence
1-acre ------: -.- ------ $4,000
3-bedroom frame-1-acre S14.95O
Unusual 3-bedroom home $4,000
Recently redeCorated 3-bed-
room brick SlS,5O0
Two-story 3-bedroom brick
dot 100X19D S14 800
Choice 3-bedroom brick. Falls
Church S2O,OOn
Beauty and durability in these
homes. Gladly shown by appoint
ment. Telephone:
EASTMAN & SEAY
Realtors FA. 1920
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COZY AND
COMFORTABLE

Atmosphere in this N. Arlington
Colonial home. Living rm. finished
in rustic motif, eye-catching
built-in cupboards in din. rm.; ali
elec. kit. with fluorescent lights and
inlaid linoleum floors, Upstairs are
basement. Oil heat Bendix included.
Garage for the winter time, screened
side porch and exhaust fan for the
summer. Pleasant location. Bargain
price OF S15,950;, Shown gladly BY
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd., OW. 5000.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

GEORGETOWN Small charming
house, garden; Sl60; avail March
y or June IS. RE. $500, Ext
-5206 or 407@
UPTON STREET AT CoNN.-Tc
acceptable tenants. well furn home;
1st fl. liv rm.. din. rm, kit. pantry.
glasSed porch; I'd f. 3 bedrms. bath
and glassed porch; 3rd fl. 2 bedrms.
and bath; servants rm.; oil h.-w h. !;
garage; garden. Rent, S275. DE.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Well-fu furnished
3-b.r, 2-b.. detached frame house;
gas heat. Available March 23. $500
per month. Call THOS. J. FISHER
4 CO., Realtors, 73S 10Th st. NV.
DI. $3.50. 30
ALEX.-Handsome small home, COM
pletely furn., Belle Haven, finest
residential suburb; 3. bdrms., .
baths; lear garage; view of river:
la-acre lot; avail. immed,; adults
$500. Al. 3S0l or TIE. 1854.
24O6 PERRY ST. N.E.-Brick de-
tached d rms. and bath; rec. rm. :;
In excel. shape; completely furn.
$50 per mo. Call R. A. HUM
PHRlES, Realtors MA 5Oon 30
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IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home, white or colored
cox & CO. RE 1888
TOP CASH PRICE
For your home in any section. VIM
J.. ROSENTHAL, RE. S266, EN-.
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1313 Allison ST NE

1913 Allison St. NE.
BEAUTIFUL MICHIGAN PARK
Beautiful Michigan Park. Large
semidetached brick consisting of 7
large rooms, . tull baths, fireplace,
large recreation room, gas heat,
large lot. storm windows. Near
PriorH School and transportation.
Priced to sell today. Evenings,
Mr. Bruno, LA. 6-SSS6.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
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TWO LOVELY HOMES

No. 1-7-room brick BUNGALOW in
GOOD ne. location. close to transp.,
schools and shopping. has full bsmt,
garage, oil heat, ) bedrms., liv rm.,
din rm., and dining alcoye, equip.
kit; 4l2% trust of Sl3.500 at S95
mo. Priced TO sell at SlS.950.
No. 2-Detached brick with ) bed
rooms, lily. rm.. din rm., nice kitch-
en-. powder room on 1st floor, det.
garage; under 100000. To inspect,
call Mr.. Smiley, MI. 1917.
Roger Moss, Realtor
2125 Rhode Island ave. ne, HO.
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A DE LUXE CAPE COD

A DE LUXE CAPE COD
A beautiful white brick Cape Cod in
immaculate condition with lovely
paneled library and powder room
on lst floor. The living room is
13.5x22, nice-size dinirg room and
modernly equipped kitchen; rear
screened porch, car port. deep
wooded lot with picket fence; ,
large bedrooms and tiled bath on
End floor; full basement, oil &C.
heat. Excellent section, conven-
iently located. Owner building
larger home, has reduced to S1S,5O0
for quick sale. This is an outStand-
ing buy. Call Mr. Boswell, MA.
$500; ewes. and week ends, ia.
4-l444
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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SIX GIRLS

Nearly new. nicely furn.; liv rm.. din.
rm., 3 bedrrnS. with sgle. beds;
2 baths; , kits; full bsmt.; 10 min.
to all uptown Govt. bldgs. 2SO2 md
st, Sc; conv. to stores. transp., etc.
S35 mo. ca. KE. 3-5lSS for appt.
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And you will find a lovely home in
upper Brightwood; . rms, bath,
oil heat, porcheS, garage, etc. EX-
eel. condition. PRICED VERY LOW
ONLY $1,000 DCWN..
Daniel Diener & Co.. ST. 1881
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BARNABY WOODS

bA1tINAD WOODO
This well-built and attractive Co.
lonial home is situated in one of
it has large liv. rm., din. rm.,
Kit. and breakfast nook; second
hoor, 3 bedrms. and . baths; air
cond. heat; detached garage; on
large lot. This home must be seen
to be appreciated.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
APO Conn. Ave N W EN- 1900
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SHEPHERD PARK
A really nice det. brick home and
only S22,950; lge. rms. incl. st
fl. den, 2 baths. rec. .rm. Owner oc-
cupied. Inspect with
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
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CURTIS E.. MARTIN
OPEN DAILY, 8 TO 9
CHARMING WHITE BRICK

CHARMING WHITE BRICK
9 BEDRMS. AND BATH ON lst FL.
A truly lovely Cape Cod type
residence in popular Waverly
nilis. ViTsinia vi b!ssva2 1nS5 onena
venient to transportation and
both public and Catholic schools.
Lot 60 feet wide. Five rooms
and bath on one floor; large
finished bedrooms upstairs; full
basement, oil hot-water heating
system; slate roof. Price only
S14,750. Phone Charlie john
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PHILLIPS & co.
BEST DOLLAR VATJJE

BEST DOLLAR VALUE
New 6-rm. brick, on lge. lot, GI ap-
proved for $4,000; non-GIs invited;
full bsmt., kit. fully equipd.; sub
div. restricted for fine homes. about
300 to be built this year; conv. to
schools. Out Pa. ave. Sc, left on
Southern. right on v to 5427 V
st. Sc. Open l till dark. BUSADA
REAL ESTATE, 4415 Southern ave.
Sc. HI. 4S43. ii
HOME AND INVESTMENT
Large row brick, rms. and bath;
in immaculate cond: gas heat;
double gar; excel. location. lust of
Pa. ave. Sc. and Zoned 1st COM
mercial. This property is priced
right and can be purchased with
reasonable down payment. To in
spect call Mr.. Ruark, VI. 642S. ex-
elusive with BEITZELL, DI. 310O.
DO
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SELLING YOUR HOME?

WE HAVE READY BUYERS!
Call Mr.. Stolar (eves. ST.. 75S6)
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., Realtor
1415 K ST. NV. ME. 54O0
Evening star., 1950-02-20

AI BAKER OFFERS
Exclusive Braddock rd. area. Owner
built brick Colonial home. Lot
2Ox l5s. Beautifully handicapped,
iruit trees, home has lge. liv. rm.
with fireplace, full-sized din. rm.,
heated sun rm., bright and sunny
Kit; on LIST fl; bedrms., tiled bath.
cedar closets on End f.; full storage
attic; brick and tile bsmt., with tiled
bath, lovely rec. rm.. huge stone fire
call AL. 6644 and TIE, 7343.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MD. (cent. }
RAMBLER
MONTGOMERY
YOuR. FAMILY

INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE co
SO55 18th St. Silver Spring, Nd ,
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ARLINGTON
ATTRACTIVE,

AZ Z 1t13O z Z u
5 1880. Spacious 3-bdrm. home; lst
hr. llv. rm, 2lxll with f1repl.. full
din: rm., kit. with breakfast space;
md fir. 3 nice bdrms. and bath;
full bsmt., oil heat; lge.. high cor
ner lot; immaculate throughout;
poss. at settlement: $3.50 cash,
S99.15 per mo-, inc. taxes, ms,
prlnciD2l. interest.
CARROLL BICKLE
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TAKOMA PARK

Mr.. ARK. AVE.
Taylor and l4th st. NV; modern
2-story and cellar brick. rms.
bath, hardwood fls., hot-water heat,
oil burner, garage: S2,750 cash
down and very convenient monthly
payments Ewes. phone Temple 176S.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1878 K St. N. W., Realtor. MA. O753
Mr.. EASTERN STAR HOME
Of N H ave. Darling 5-rm.. semi
det brick. gas heat. partial recrea
rm., nice yard; on bus line. Only
So 600 down, balance like rent.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
1924 K ST. NV. OR. OSSS., AID. 1907.
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- Lovely famiIy-type
hone, vic. Braddock and Russell
rds.-6 large rms, 3 bedrms.,
ment, auto heat; lge. wooded lot;
VA appraised at Sl4,S50, about
1900 cash down; conv. terms to
others. Call RE. $3.50. 9 til 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1950-06-24
Editor Of Farm Statistics,
Paul FroehIich, 10 Retire

Paul Froehlich. who has com.
piled and edited thousands Of
tables for Agriculture bible" re-
tires next week after 81 years ir
the Agriculture Department.
For II of those years Mr.
Froehlich has been responsible fol-
the editing of the annual Agri-
culture Statistics, which runs to
some TOO pages and 800 tables.
Ag Statistics. as it's known in
the trade. is standard equipment
on the desks of nearly all writer's
economists and others dealing in
agricultural questions.
The native of Harrisburg. Pa,
came to the department in 1913 as
a statistical clerk and has been
dealing with figures ever since.
Fellow employees presented him
with gifts yesterday.
He and his wife live at 1928
Lawrence street NE.
Kodiak, Alaska, was covered
with foot of ashes by the erup-
ton Of Mt. Katmai in June, 1912.
Evening star., 1950-06-24
Tour Of Lafayette Park,
Astronomy Outing Planned

A historical tour of Lafayette
Park and an astronomy outing in
Fort Reno Park are on the Ma
tional Capital Park Service S
weekend program,
The Lafayette Park tour will
begin at the Jackson statue at
2::30 pm. tomorrow. Stanley Nc
Clure. historian. will speak on the
history of the parks monuments.
DR.. Elizabeth Havland of the
University of Maryland will lead
an observation tour along the c.
and o. Canal and will point out
types of butterflies and insects
The National Capital Astronomers
will conduct observations of the
moon and planets in Fort Reno
Park from 9 to II pm. tomorrow.
The usual canal barge trips will
start at 2 pm. from Lock 3. at
Thirtieth street, at 4 pm. and
from Lock 5 at Brookmont today
and tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-06-24
Former Ballet Dancer in D. C.,
Nov Blind, Returns for Visit
Business Graduate
And Seeine-Eye Dog
Fly From CHICAGO

Kathleen May, former ballet
dancer whose career was ended by
blindness. has returned to Wash
ington for reunion, after five
years, with her father and former
classmates at the Washington
School of Ballet.
Miss May, who was known here
as Kathleen Piavza. was greeted
at National Airport on her ar
rival yesterday by Lisa Gardiner
co-director of the school.
Miss Mays constant companion,
a seeing-eye dog named Bronze,
accompanied her on the flight
from Chicago. where she has just
graduated from a business school.
She reported that Bronze was
on his third flight and seemed to
enjoy it except for one thing-he
doesn't like the change in pres
sure as the ship loses altitude for
a landing.
HE takes to scratching the floor
of the plane" she said.
Her trip here was sponsored by
Bishop Bernard j. She'll, auxiliary
bishop of Chicago and founder of
the Master Eye Foundation, which
gives guide dogs to the blind with
out cost.
Her father. Joseph Piavza, a
Government building guard. is a
former celloist with the National
Symphony Orchestra. Her late
mother was a concert violinist
Miss May lost her sight from
glaucoma five years ago.
Miss May is planning a career
as a short story writer. but con-
fides that she's engaged to marry
a Chicago man early next year.
Evening star., 1950-06-24
Cumberland Job Funds
DwindIe, Need Reduced
BY the Associated Press

CUMBERLAND. Md. June a.
The money for relief of un-
employed is all gone but the need
for it has been greatly reduced,
the Allegany County commission
ers were told yesterday.
Miss Elinor M. Westerfeld, ex-
ecutive secretary of the County
Welfare Board, said the total
Evening star., 1950-06-24

number Of families needing help
had fallen from a peak of 653 in
March to 88 in June.
She attributed the reduction in
the case load to an increase In
construction work, more farm
jobs and the fact that two of
Cumberland's major industries
have recalled numerous workers.
Evening star., 1950-06-24

Corn production for 1949 was
IA bushels per acre more than the
1858 average in North Amer
lea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16
Woman Burnsto Death
In Row-House Blaze

A woman was burned to death
and four firemen were hurt when
fire raced through a brick row
house at 1881 Holmead place NV.
yesterday.
The victim. Miss Mary Shipley,
81. colored, apparently became
confused when the blaze fared in
the basement and ran to the sec
ond floor. Her body was found
there by f1remen.
Her 81-year-old mother, Mrs.
Lucy Henderson, and another &C.
cupant of the house, Mrs. Francis
Cooke. escaped. Houses on both
sides were damaged.
The fire started in a partition
next to a basement oven and was
discovered when Mrs. Cooke
smelled smoke. It roared quickly
to the first floor and trapped Miss
Shipley in a second floor closed
sleeping porch despite efforts of a
neighbor and a passerby to get
into the house.
The injured flremen, who suf-
fered cuts. minor burns and smoke
inhalation were: Pvts. William E.
Thomas. Curtis Royal, c. K. Fogle
and Stephen Smarr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16
Prague PreIate Seized,
Catholic Group Reports

The National Catholic Welfare
Conference announced yesterday
that it had received a report from
reliable sources that Archbishop
Josef Beran of Prague had beer
taken from his residence and i'm.
prisoned. The place of his deten.
ton is not known.
A similar report was filed by the
Associated Press several week:
ago. but was subsequently denied
by church authorities.
Bishop Vojtassak of Spis il
Slovakia has also been jailed. il
is reported. Bishop Vojtassak, 70
is in poor health and believed i'm
prisoned at the Mucednjky con-
centration camp near Mira.
Five other bishops have been
imprisoned in recent weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16
Final Approval Near
For Yugos|av Aid Bill
BY the Associated Press

The $3s million Yugoslav aid
bill, aimed at strengthening Mar
shall Tito's stand against Moscow
communism, appears sure of final
congressional approval probably
next week.
A Senate House Conference
Committee yesterday quickly
ironed out all differences between
measures already passed by the
two chambers.
The compromise carries q Sen
ate amendment that would require
Yugoslavia to set up a local cur
rency fund equal to the amount
of any relief supplies sold. This
fund then would be used for food,
medicine or other relief there.
Conferees also agreed on a
House amendment which requires
the purchase of any surplus
United States foods which can
be used to help meet Yugoslavia' s
food needs.
Both the Senate and House had
pointed out that the United States
aid did not indicate approval of
Tito's suppression of religious, po-
litical and economic liberties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16
|M~-goret Truman
Newly Listed in
Music Directory
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-Who Is
Who in Music. Inc, publisher of
a book of biographies of persons
in the music field. has sent news
men printed proofs Of a new
entry. It starts:
Truman, Margaret: American
concert singer. Lyric and color
atura soprano. Presently con-
certizing in a limited number OF
appearances throughout America
and recording. Born II February
1924 to Harry S. and Bess wal
lace) Truman. Her father (is) an
amateur pianist.
Farther down, 1t reads:
Her engagements are limited to
80 each season, must be dignified
programs, stipulate that there
shall be no advance in admission
prices, and are booked at fees in
the middle range of approximately
81 500 for concerts and $4,000 for
broadcasts."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16

the graves. They took off their
winter caps and stood at attention.
The Marines chaplains came
forward then, looking north, and
prayed for those who lie there.
One of them said: May hate
cease and wars be forever ended"
The small group of Marines at
the flagpole and the few soldiers
and Marines standing to the side
kept looking ahead.
Flag Unfurled by Wind.
Now a sudden breath of wind
arose and unfurled the flag from
the pole and it stood out to the
north, toward the graves. Alright
of Marine Corsairs drummed
north, flying very high.
Then Gen. Smith stepped toward
the graves. He is a tall, thin man
and he looked lonely against the
background of white crosses. He
took off his fatigue cap and the
sun glinted on his white hair.
He turned and faced the few
who had come to the cemetery and
he spoke briefly of the dead.
1T is regrettable that their last
resting place must for the time
being be in foreign SOIL" he said
But the memory of what they
did here will remain with us al
ways"
The firing squad sergeant gave
his orders then, not loudly, and
the three volleys cracked in the
cold sunlight.
Then a bugler walked across the
cemetery, behind the last row of
crosses. and stood at attention and
blew the mournful TAPS"
The wind died down on the last
notes and the flag fell back Imply
against the f1agpole. K
Then the living walked away,
very quietly, from the dead.