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MASONRY RAMBLER

On 2 and 6/1O acres. size 44x44
@ teet with good setting with won
ing room, kitchen and dining rom
modern bath. forced hot-air lieat
with oil burner furnace. automatic
electric pump with water from fint
spring, not quite completed but Iiy.
able. AZ miles from WASHINGTON
What q buy at 50 500 with at leaS'
one half cash. shown BY appoint.
ment only.
H, 3. MITCHELL, Excl. Agt.
Hernoon, Va. Phone 1875
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DESK SPACE
BARB BUILDING. e1o l7th st. n

BARB BUILDING. eto 18th st. NV
near Conn. and K New, modern,
attractive desk space for those who
want The best. Receptionist, switch
board. mail and telephone answering
service available Call ST 3456.
MAIL and telephone answering serv.
monthly; with desk. SIS. ME. 396t.
TOWER BLDG, K at 14th st.-Two
desks only, name on door: tele-
phone and typist avail. RE 42S1.
1919 F NV, Rm. 5o5-Private desk,
mail service, S25 mo; Wash. repr.
pref; mail, $3.50 mo. EX. 95S5.
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3-FOLD INVESTMENT

80 q. between Bethesda and Rock
vile suitable for grazing farm, rais-
ing sod, sale Of acreage sites espe-
cially for larger ramblers or for
speculative holding: high, nice views.
streams, springs; several lakes can
be made; long road frontage: 30
minutes from heart Of WASHINGTON
now; soon TO be less via new super
hwy; S12o,0O0; also fine 3-yr. -oid
architeet-owner occupied house
available Nov /, at $4,000 OWN
Err, Boy pix. Star. III
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Mt Airy, Nd. Phi. 123.
Eve. and Sun. Phi. Mr.. Price. o3I.
MOUNTAIN ACREAGE near D. c. for
those who wish to hunt. invest or
retire to the Blue Ridge Mountains
OF Virginia. We have a wide selec-
tion, Of properties in every price
bracket.
A. I32 acres at $3.50.
c. Sa-acre mountain farm. 81 900.
Write to H. j. Neville. Windy Hill.
Va. associated with J. G. MAIZE
Realtor. III So. Royal st, Alex, AL.
6SSS.
PICTURESQUE COUNTRY ESTATE
which offers you all the niceties OF
q city mansion as well as country
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OFFICE SPACE
NEAR STATLER HOTEL

4I4 lZth ST. S.W.
Modern. new office bldg. in the heart
of the sw. market. near Govt. agen-
cies Call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Real
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MIDDLETOWN VALLEY

176 acre farm located between Mid
dietown and Myersville, in Freder-
lex Co, Md. An estate settlement in
a region of unincumbered farms that
seldom are on sale. Porters silth
loan. clay loan soil. one of the
most productive in this fertile valley.
100 acres tillable. or in standing
pasture. is watered by springs and
mas access to Catoctin Creek. a we'll
known trout stream. Improved by an
S-room shingle inclosed log house.
ington delivery; n fine ioox45 is Tase- base-
ment barn. brick silo 11x35 and
apple orchard. Become acquainted
with this valley Of the rolling hills.
rimmed by the Catoctin and South
Mountain ranges. The views are
,unforgetably beautiful. This is a
back -from-pakement farm. Price
S16.250; "a miles from the b. C.
st. NV Ex. 2740 or e. Cecil Kei.
Ter. Hagerstown 43SS-J -oI
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1. 178 acres. 6-room dwell
ing. 4 tobacco barns, , farm
houses. 3-car garage. chicken
house, cattle shed. stripping
room; well fenced, 80 miles
D. c.; $50, 900.
.. 1913 acres. paved high
way. Groom modern home, A.
room tenant house. 2 large
barns. corn house, outbuild-
ings. 1851 tobacco crop; i'm
mediate possession. 80 miles
3. so acres on Chesapeake
wide sandy beach, ma ajestic
Immediate possession; $30.-
4. st. Leonards Creek, A.
acre peninsula, sandy beach,
perfect harbor. all utilities;
immediate possession: $4,000.
5, SIS acres. paved highway,
modern 2-story T-room dwell
ing. 2 large tobacco barns,
stable, chicken and brooder
houses, gravel pit; 43 miles
8. 200 acres on Chesapeake
Bay: ss-mile bay front. wide
sandy beach, ] "a miles water
~front on tidewater creek. g.
room modern home. Broom
tenSnt house, 4-room beach
cottage. 2 large barns, gran
ary. corncrib. timber, all util-
tiles. Ideal for estate or sub
division. Immediate possess
sion: so miles d. c.; 100000.
Many other desirable water
fronts and farm properties,
Send your requirements. CAL
VERT REALTY AGENCY.
Prince Frederick. Md. Tele-
phone 10S or 225-J-I. Closed
Sunday. Inspection by ap-
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ON u. s. sol
~ 11oNAIA
ORCHARDi

Huge general farm near Berkeley
Springs, handy U. s. No. 500: fine
main home with cleo, = porches; !;
also 2 tenant. house, 8 and 4 rms. !;
car garage: good barn, with vents
and metal roof; 2. poultry houses,
brooder house, other bldgs,; 325
acres. 100 tillable loan: S5 fruit
tree; est. $4,000 worth timber when
cut: private stream: taxes, S35.
REAL BARGAIN. Full price. S13,-
Stickley, 406 N. washington St,
Berkeley SPRINGS, w. Va. BARGAIN
LIST FREEl
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Dandy "7O":: Only S3,O25

Part down; excellent for poultry and
houl; about 46a for corn, alfalfa
rye. barley. etc:. fenced pasture
watered by stream and spring. valu-
able wd. lot; cd. 8-rm dwelling
elec. and water. beautiful view o.
valley and mts.. basement barr
30x40. brooder and hen houses. W
H. Brumback. STROUT REALTY
zig s. Main ST.. woodstock. Va
Bargain lists mailed free.
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FARMS

$50 ACRES. mr.. Culpeper. Va. Long
frontage on paved road, APPROX. 90
miles D. c. Old house. beautifully
situated. Stream with possibilities
cash required.
PENTAGON REALTY co.
Fairfax 396 Fairfax 1856
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Loudoun County
Homesites

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Young's
Broad Run Subdivision, which is the
nrst development under latest re-
qutrements Of Loudoun County Plan
ming Commission phenomenal success
Since section one, comprising g4
homesites has been oyersubscribed. i
have persuaded Mr. and Mrs. Young
to open another 800 acres of their
gorgeous Potomac River estate to
development.
nifty to offer to my customers the
privilege to select your homesite from
over 200 weli-planned and highly
desirable tracts carved from this
beautiful estate bounded for 3 miles
BY Broad Run Greek and Potomac
Every tract in Section priced a.
slap. Every tract In Section 3
TO come get FIRST choice Of tracts
COMPARE THESE FEATURES
50-foot dedicated right of wav. with
24-foot graded road. of which 20
feet viii be hard-Surfaced with
macadam. built to specifications re-
CURED BY Loudoun County zonins
.. Electricity available TO every tract
3. Telephone available to every tract
/ 4 School bus right by property;
churches within shopping distance.
a; Do you want water front7 We
s; Do you want wooded seelusion' We
=; Do you want wide open plot7 We
| s. II it's view you long for-eome and
| look. at Marylsnd's majestic Sugar
| Loaf Mountain and Virsinia's Blue
10. Twenty-Five miles we.t.of downtown
/ Washinston. which is ~ minutes
| over. fast new State highway and
! Washirgton'S Freeway, and 10 miles
10. Fisherman-We offer you tracts
Z! on Broad Run Creek and Potomac
| River which affords abundant game
| crappie. iarge-mouth bass. deep Po-
| tomac cats, as we'll as fish for the
sadrsn yo such such as perch ac annss ese
own tract for yonr motorboat and
| fishing craft usable in this section
of Potomac River Basin.
Land Is fertile. trees healthy and the
neighborheod is one of Ioudoun
Countv's best and right in the mid
opment. Loudoun County Is famous
for its peoples gracious living. It's
sound government and low taxes its
coed farming and livestock raising
and horse. raising: its, good school.
and churches and Its plans for better
ones It offers the most complete
inducement to homeseekers OF an,
county near Washington. It's ON
cials are alert In planning for or
derry and desirable development II
citizens offer you genuine neishborl,
welcome and real Southern hospital
ity in Virginia's traditionally friendl,
manner.
Small cash payments accented Bal
+ ance to suit any reasonable require
went.
; OPEN ALI. DAY sUNDAY-FRoB
DAWN TO DARK
Il To reach: West on Route 7 fourteen
T. miles past Tvsons Corner. take las
right trrn before crossing Broad Run
Greek Bridee where Broad Run LAX
t. is nov u-der construction.
T. GIT HIRE FIRST FOR FRS
/, COL FMAN e, GORE
. LTESBuPT VIRGINIA. oh. 49-w-1:
ROPFaT p YOUNG
!, HFRNDON VIRGINIA. Ph. saws
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Beautiful Brick
Homestead

Ideal for tourist or rest home: prac-
tically new dwelling reported to
have cost S21 900 to build. insu-
lated, II rms. 2 baths, automatic
furnace. cleo. phone, very large
living rm. wifi magnificent fire-
place and picture window. nice
reation rm,, laundry and workshop
green carpet lawn; at edge small
town, just off u S. hwy. ia-hr. Ia
smart city and excellent markets
large plot 207x2l9; owner being
transferred to another state. sacri.
fices for. SIS. 900, part down. E. c
dletown, Va. Bargain lists mailed
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FARMS
TWO STROUT
Farm Catalogs

FARMS. homes. resorts. auto cts,
stores. hotels. ETC., ETC.: 3,769 out
standing bargains. 81 States. Pic
ment often included. Low prices
many E-Z terms. East. Midwes
RED COVERED: Western edition
BLUE. Either mailed FREE. Tell u
what you want. Where? Price? Terms
Our Sind year. Save thru STROUr
WASHINGTON. Sterling 37S4
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Potomac River Estate

FOR SALE-Seventy-ei acre roll
ing woodland Southern Maryland
estate. Completely private, Located
twenty mileS from Washing on
Available by boat or car. Ideally
suitable for group desiring to
establish a private colony for sum-
mer and winter relaxation. One
main house, very attractiyely fur
nished. Also caretaker home. Price,
100000, with reasonable terms, or
further complete information write
- Box NV Star -ol
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RAMBLER SITE
In Potomac Hunt Area

15i. acres, beautiful ever flowing
stream. numerous springs on prop
erty. some woods: completely fenced
with : new small outbuildinss. pad
docks, etc. Priced. S10,50O. with
terms. Call Stanley Jones. HU. aUT5.
FREDERICK W BERENS SALES, INC
MA 50DS o3
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H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon, Va. Phone 1875.
91-Acrp Farm Eauinned

o1-AClC Z dlIll, Ed dulppeu
3--acre tobacco allotment. Comforta-
water and 5 fireplaces. maple shade,
barn 20x36. . tobacco barns. etc
mi. to school, l "a mi. to store. etc
about 35 4. for tobacco. corn. wheat
bal. pasture and wd.: creek wstered,
ferred north. sets low price for
quick sale and includes tractor. pillow.
harrow. etc T; SIS. 800. part down
Matthias .Zserai. STROUT REALTY,
U. S, hwy. ESQ, Ferncliff. Va.
BARGAIN lists mailed free
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WILL GO CT

Fairfax County near Great Falls;
"a acres: 5-fm. house; asbestos
shinsle, full bsmt,. oil h.-wh.. 2
firepiaces. garage. lge. chicken house,
3 brooder houses, fenced for chick
ems and stock; $4,000. Ask opera
for DaleVieH Q1Hr
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NOW IS THE TIME

TO SELECT YOUR BAY COTTAGE
BEACH-A cottage you
will be proud of. in excellent condi.
ton, nothing to do but move in;
on high bluff overlooking bay,
with q view no artist can paint;
corner location; beautiful lots;
comb. kit. and din. rm.. comb liv.
and bedroom; cement basement with
toilet, shower; town water supply;
furnished for only $3.50.
BEACH-lila story. yr.-'round
home on lge.. level fenced lot with
beautiful shrubbery; has screened
porch. lge. liv. room. 2 nice-siLe
bedrooms. lge. electric kit. and din
cite. complete bath. expansible attic;
ideal for retirement; widow must
sell. only $500 Others especially
selected for this week end and are
exceptional offers; are 2 nice cot
tageS, $1,000; l. S4,250: ], $1,000
and /, $4,000 Stop at our ONCE
this week end or phone Mr.. Fowler,
LWO. SIG arv eve. after s.
CHESAPEAKE CO.. INC.
Bay Notwithstanding
Main Hwy. Chesapeake Beach, Md
-2l
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WECTvG
2 HONEST

q S. No. 50, easy drive winehneasnpeefs nanes
265 acres, 1900 apple trees. ouau-
tity valuable timber; 2 homes,
and 3 rms; good barn. other bldgs
Illness compels sacrifice FULL
Prize TER%s Snly ss ss.'5snBART g lss wPs4g PeWs
F.; g, Hutchingss Front Royal rd
Winchester on Ri No. 5sa). Phone
S1ephens 1slr City 179-J-12. BARGAIN
NEAR POTOMAC BAYi
Pieturesaue general farm near Fair.
view Beach. nice drive from Fred.
ericksburg; attractive Colonial style
home, rms. elec. fireplace. nice
shaded setting. gorgeous view;
good barns; .130 acres. so sands
loan tillaee; few fruit trees; stream;
widow saerificing for ONLY $4,000
TERMS! No. 29,261. VESTS
burg, Va. Phone Chancellor 2s42
BARGAIN LIST FREFi
NEAR GETTYSBURG!
Splendid retirement farm on black
top hwy, only 5 minutes to Gettys
6urg; sturdily built home. 8 rms.
fully Handicapped lawn; garage,
poultry houses. stable, other bldgs.
$50. SACRIFICE PRICE, $4,000
No; K-2702. VESTS. j. c. Bream
FaEfield I'd, Gettysburg, Pa. BAR
ON U. S. so!
Situated on heavily Travelled q. G
No. SO in E. Maryland: exceptional
ly fertile river frontage, choice blds
site, ideal for tourist cabins; clos
all utilities. oil heat: lovely lawn
poultry house; rs acres. 45 tiilablt
bal. woodland: some fruit; low take.
| REAL BARGAIN at SI0,500; Nc
A-2a96. VESTS. L. K. Hacket
2. o. Rhodesdale, r. d. i, I
| DorHdo, Md. BARGAIN LIST FREE
L 00E
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COLEMAN c. GORE
EaN Z : 2 2 =. q
ne. 49-W- l3; on
1875 ACRES

185 ACRES
About 35 wooded balance cleared In
grass and cultivation. level to gentiy
rolling, beautiful stream through
property. 3 bedroom frame dwelling
good condition bath. water and elec-
triclty. circulating oil heaters, large
barn. salo, poultry house. hroodel
house and other necessary outbIdes
we'll fenced and productive land
about % miles from D. c.. low taxes
Good buy at 500 400
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1,100 ACRE CATTLE FARM
INLOUDOUN COUNTY

WIN carry $50 cattle year round;
barns, l. .brand-new; 2 large siios,
filled with corn silage; rs acres
corn; enough hay in barns for year;
neyer-failing water in all pastures; /;
4 houses. l. large. This is one OF
the soundest Investments anywhere
and could be divided into com
plete farms. Possession at any time.
Priced to sell now. THOMAS a. co,
Faairfax 800; oV. 2S72; Upperville
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TIDEWATER, VIRGINIA.

beautiful retirement waterfront
"a acre. D rooms. $4,000. 4 acres.
b rooms. $40 oUU. IL acres,
rooms, S12 300. IA acres. 3 rooms,
$4,000. ) acres. d rooms. $1,000.
70 acres, 10 rooms. SIS, 900. Variety
| OF modern homes to select from.
Should be seen to appreciate value
and location. Many extra features.
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ATTENTION, BUILDERS
PRINCE GEORGES CO.
o lots. water and sewer available;
500 each.
4s lots. water and sewer available;
$500 each.
SIS lois water and sewer available;
streets rough graded. Sl1oo each.
100 wooded lots. water and sewer
available; S1.lon each.
6 lots. 1ooxla5-ft. College Heights;
$4,000 each
100 lots; Zone R-1s: $500 each.
sinsle lott Springbrook Forest: So
! goo.
Smsle lot: Coiesville Rd. Burnt
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
SH a44o sH oa11
OPEN WEEKDAYS TILL 9 PM.
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RIVERWOOD
ONE MAN FARMS
$3.50
8 TO 6 ACRES
CE0 nNyxyAY o1n Hso

ideal for small farms or retiremen,
homesites; grow anything; good tim
ber; build what you want, when you
want; all farms have hard State
road frontage: electricity. school bus
and phone pass the. door; nothing
like IT for the money anywhere. You
70 sandy shores for good salt water
bathing. boating. fishing and crab
bing on the beautiful Patuxent, Get
yourself out Of town site now. In
spect any time.
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Hines Engineering Co., Inc.
Smith Bros. Mgrs.
RiverWood One-Man Farms
Drive to Waldorf. Nd, Via Aoutes
No. 301 or No. or Indian Head
hwy. See signs Cape st. Mary al
Waldorf and follow them through
Hughesville to Guys Corner, then
fiVe miles to Sand Gates and
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20 TO 38 MILES D. C.

20 IO 90 IWILEO u. z.
COLONIAL 4-column home, on SO
acres; large rms, plus large con-
servatory; completely modern. 2
springs, stream. A gracious city
home in the country. $50. 500.
STONE CAPE COD on 6 acres. 3 bed
rooms; 1ha baths: sun parlor. at
HIGH ON A HILL In grove of trees,
Groom Colonial. IL acres. SI2 600
MASONRY 4-BEDROOM. garage, etc,
on Z acres.
OTHER FARMS from to 900 acres.
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WATER FRONT PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENT will pay all cash up to
S75. 200 for water front property
suitable s,t,s for subdivision within so
miles D. C.: any good location,
j. A. CULLEN DU. 1920. -2I
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LESS LABORIous

FOR THE LOBBYIST
One front room. . blks. from Capt.
tol: $50. KELLY 4 BRANNER, DI
[74o. 81
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COMPLETELY RESTORED
LARGE HOME
Broom tenant house.
2 large barns.
16l acres.
Excellent pasture. 40 acres
ment
Good hunting and fishing.
This profitable estate can be pur
chased for $50. 900. with SlO'OOt
down, and profits will pay the bal
ance, Located Just . hours By ca
sno i hoqr and 20 minutes by B. &
81 0765.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
Brentwood Disbands
lis Police Force After
Strip-Tease Episode
Council Acts After Chief
And Judge Disagree
With Towns 'Censors

The Brentwood (Md) Town
Council has settled a feud within
its police department over the pro-
priety of a stripteaser's exposure
by abolishing the department.
The Council, by a Al vote last
night, decided to eliminate the
town police force effective mid
night tonight.
For the time being, at least,
Brentwood will depend on the
Prince Georges County Police De-
partment.
Cause Of the dissenSion is Ann
Arbor. shapely, 23-year-old strip
teaser, who was arrested for in
decent exposure at Waldrop's
Restaurant, 4318 Rhode Island
avenue, Brentwood, on July 81.
Policemen Testify for Her.
At Miss Arbor's trial in Hyatts-
vile Police Court last month, two
Brentwood policemen testified in
her defense. Officers Howard L.
Bengendahl and Earl Miller said
they had observed Miss Arbor'S
performance in their official roles
as censors and considered it en-
tirely proper.
Trial Magistrate Theodore
Miazga disagreed and so did
(See BRENTWOOD, Page A-3)
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Intruders, Intent on Job, Fail
To See Owners WutchfuI Eve

cafe about 2:10 am. and crossed
the street to enter his car. He
saw a man get out of an automo-
bile in front of him and enter an
alley beside the restaurant.
A few minutes later, Mr.. Healy
said, the man returned to the car
and then two men went back into
the alley. Their car pulled away
from the curb, made a U-turn and
parked in front of the cafe.
Mr.. Healy also made a U-turn,
parking near the other automobile
He then went to an all-night ham,
burger stand, called police, and
returned to see the suspects come
out of the cafe carrying bottles.
Pvts. Seymour Englander and
Douglas A. Donaldson of the sixth
precinct arrived in time to arrest
two of the men as they emerged
from the cafe with four bottles of
whisky. The other two were
picked up on the premises, police
said.
The cafe had been ransacked
and the cash register broken open
The men overlooked $3.50 hidden
Iaway.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
Rubber Tube and Pin
Save Woman, 63,
With Throat Cut

Using a rubber tube and safety
pin, a Gallinger Hospital intern
today was credited with saving the
life Of a 63-year-old woman who
apparently had cut her throat
with a bread knife.
She wa Staken to Gallinger after
the emergency treatment at her
home.
Police said a daughter found the
woman lying in bed, her throat cut
and a bread knife at her side.
DR.. George w. Sandifer, the in
tern on the ambulance that re-
sponded to the call, forced a rub
ber tube into the injured woman'S
severed windpipe and pinned it to
the skin of her throat with a safety
pin. After the wound was dressed,
she was taken to the hospital for
further treatment. Her condition
was described as fair.
Hospital authorities said no ar
teries were cut and gave her a
good chance to recover.
The daughter was quoted by po-
lice as saying her mother had been
depressed in recent months.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
Law Clerk Piles Up
10 Traffic CHARGES
I'm Brief Chase

Joe M. Kyle, "a, law clerk ir
the Montgomery County attorneys
office at Rockville, was charged
with 10 traffic violations following
"a short chase in the sixth precinct
early today.
Mr.. Kyle of the 800 block of
Cedar avenue, Takoma Park, Md,
was held at the precinct in lieu of
$40 collateral for a Municipal
Court appearance this morning.
He is charged with six stop sign
violations, two violations of speed
laws, driving on the wrong side of
the street and leaving after collid-
ing.
Police said Mr.. Kyle's car was
seen speeding in the $500 block of
Third street NV. Other cars were
alerted to head him off and at
Thirteenth and Quackenbos streets
NV, he was stopped by police.
Just before the chase ended. po-
lice said, Mr.. Kyle's car struck one
driven by Robert T. Mees, 915 Pat
ton drive, Silver Spring, but kept
going. Damage to Mr.. MeeS' car
was slight.
Police said the fleeing car OBJ
tanned a speed of so miles an hour.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
Russian Press Denounces
Jap Treaty, U. s., Britain
BY The Associated Press

MOSCOW, Sept. 8.-The Rus
sian press today pulled out all
the stops in denouncing the Japa-
nese oeace treaty.
The newspapers lashed out at
the United States and Britain,
chief architects of the pact. and
accused the two Western nations
of "high-handed" action at San
Francisco.
Foreign observers said today's
wrathful press indicates the Rus
slams will retaliate. but what form
the expected retaliation will take
was unknown.
The Literary Gazette accused
Secretary of State Acheson of
aping the Nazi tactics of the late
German Foreign Minister Joachim
Won Ribbentrop. The newspaper
said Mr.. Acheson's tactics as
chairman of the conference do
not differ from 'the morals of
the Munich beer halls where the
dark works of the Nazis were car
ried out"
Evening star., 1951-09-08
Pleasant Weather
is Promised for
Rest of Week End

If your teeth chartered and you
shivered in the brisk dawn today
there was good cause, but don't
start claiming any record-break-
ing weather.
The temperature dipped to a
cool SIS degrees at am, approxi-
mately 8 degrees below the nor
NAL. But the mark still was above
the lowest temperature ever re-
corded on a September 8. A min
imum of SO degrees was set on
the corresponding date in 1914.
The forecaster said today's high
temperature would be around 72.
He predicted that today's good
weather would continue through
the week end, with possibly a lit
tie more warmth tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-09-08

An amazed Washington cafe
owner watched four men break
into his restaurant early today.
They became SO absorbed in their
work they failed to notice him.
William C. Healy, owner of the
Ships Cafe at 5335 Georgia ave-
nue. NV. called police in time
to arrest the four. Then he de-
clared:
ut was so obvious it got to be
funny. I couldn't believe my eyes,
1t certainly was a dumb act"
Scheduled to appear in NUM-
cipal Court today on charges of
housebreaking were Charles A.
Quattlebaum, 20, of the TOO block
of Central avenue, Seat Pleasant,
Md. an electrician; Thierry James
Wilson, 81, of the 440O block of
Seventy-fourth place, Bellemead,
Md, a plumber; Edmund L.
Baugh. 20, of the 14O0 block of
South Twenty-eighth street, Ar
lington, an electrician, and Har-
old M. Rusk, 20. of the 900 block
of H street NV, a steelworker.
Mr.. Healy said he left the
Evening star., 1951-09-08
Decision to Bomb Monchurio
IF Truce Talks Fail Is Reported
MiIituy Leaders Said to Favor Adoption
OfMocArthur Plan if Reds Open New Push

bomb the mainland air bases
would be governed by the extent
the Chinese and North Koreans
stepped up use of planes)
Without fanfare, defense and
diplomatic strategists have been
comforting in secret meetings on
how to conduct the Korean war
if fighting is resumed, and the
tentative decisions all spell bad
news for the Communists.
The one big crucial decision
which the planners have made is
to adopt Gen. MacArthur's old
and bomb the Reds bases
in Manchuria, if the Communists
really go through with their threat
to unleash furious air attack.
II the peace talks are not re-
opened, and the Reds begin a
major drive in Korea, the senti-
nent in the Pentagon is that the
tSee MANCHURIA. Page A-7)