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Evening star., 1951-11-17
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
OPEN SUNDAY, is

LORCOM LANE DISTRICT
lst floor, den or library. 9x1S. White
brick. stately Colonial. wide center
hall plan, in perfect condition.
Nicely situated on 135-ft. frontage,
well Handicapped. with oaks, dog
woods and stream. True center hall
with deep coat closet spacious
square-type liv rm. with beautiful
fireplace and attractive Colonial
mantel. French door to secluded
screened porch overlooking fagstone
patio. Guest-size din. rm. with bay
window, large. bright kit. with ad-
Joining porch which offers outdoor
eating with a pleasant view. Bright
and very spacious den of the hall.
2nd floor: 3 twin-size bedrms., each
with wealth OF closets; . large tiled
baths. large storage closet, full
bsmt.. rec. area with firepl.. maid S
rm.. full bath. Attached garage, oil
&C, h. A short blk to Stratford Jr.
High School, 10 Minis. to Pentagon
or D. c. via George Washington
Memorial parkway. In a neighbor-
hood that has a great demand.
$4,000 cash, balance in / trust,
approx. Sl30 mo.
Out George Washing
ton Memorial parkway to Lorcom
lane. right on Military I'd, to 2546
N, Military rd
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OPEN SUN, 1-6

HOME AND INCOME
Two homes for the price of one
Lovely Groom and bath asbestos :
shingle home: full bsint.. h.-w h.
Woman-size, mod. kit; another small
mouse on side of lot features living
room. bedroom. kitchen and bath.
al of this for only S11.500 with
ant: Md. Call Mr.. Brewer. 10.
9-9l 10: ewes. LA. 6-7S29.
Puftenberger & Moore
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
CIV. Memorial Drive
HUNTINGTON
LICARI, XII. 8-71OO

Several good buys in Huntington and
vicinity. Some with high G. IL
loans. Phone for full details.
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NOTICE

To those who have inquired
ABOUT homes under construc-
ton IN our Chillum Terrace
oeVelopment and TO those who
are too late to purchase in sec
LIONS ! and 2, section 8. be-
tween New Hampshire and 9Th
avenues on Chillum rd. is now
who will be on the premises
Sun. and weekdays. sales of.
fee. WA. 1888.
Harry Portesky & Sons, Inc.
1918 K st. NV. MA. 53O6.
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NORTH ARLINGTON

~. 1A1tI11NO O1N
3s0s N Vernon St, open Ia Sat
and Sun. See this splendid custom
Colonial built brick of diversified
rms, baths and lge. screened living
porch which overlooks breath
taking wooded area: situated on .
beautiful corner lots; full bsmt !:
attached gar: Vermont slate roof.
mkt. for 1St time at barg. price,
S29,950. Come and see the mate
rials in this one Directions: Lee
hwy. TO Glebe I'd. north to Vernon
st.. right l blk to our sign.
VERA P. SAMUELS
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ROSEMONT

most reasonably priced home of
character and individuality, different
from the average. yet most liYable
It was custom-built. originally de-
signed by an architect for his own
use and occupancy. It is English
Tudor STYLE with beamed studlo-li liv-
mg room; French doors leading TO
dining room, equipped kitchen. one
bedroom and tiled bath on first floor,
Upstairs there are two large bed
rooms and tiled bath. There is a full
basement with complete maids room
and bath; oil heat. built-in gear
garage: slate roof: nicely shrubbed
lot and many other unusual features
that makes this an exceptional buy
at the low price of S23,500 So, 900
cash required. Terms to be arranged
and definitely shown by appointment
only
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TAKOMA PARK
400 CIRCLE AVE
UNIVERSITY PARK
SEAT pT.FASANT

Located on Eastern ave-; 2-bedrm
bungalow in excellent cond. full
bsmt.; gas heat; built-in garage;
near shopping. transp.. etc.
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BEDRM.
CAP AGE-3 RATIG- pAL

BAIHS-RECR. RM
Custom built brick rambler
is out of this world in detail.
Situated on a spacious corner
lot this home has all in
direct and recessed lighting
throughout. $1,000 worth Of
wall-to-wall carpeting and
drapes included. Kitchen is
all electric with lift. refrig-
orator. garbage disposal. elec.
dishwasher and breakfast nook.
The living room has large
stone fireplace. separate dining
room. 4 bedrms and 2 baths
cmoplete the LIST floor. The
basement is full with recrea-
tion room. full bath. 2-car
garage and large workroom.
Call Mr. Wells (WI. 5000
for further details. FREDER-
lex w. BERENS SALES. INC.
LOGO K st. NV. MA. 5005.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
RAMBLERS
3-Bedrn. Brick
$15,100
OPEN--OPEN

A new community of beautiful homes,
all having full basement with outside
entrance and lavatory; master kit.
fully equipped; large dining area
ceramic tiled bath, concrete front
and rear .porches with iron railings;
situated In close-in Prince Georges
County; FILA and GI approved: pre-
reg. x financing; few left for early
occupancy.
Open Daily 3 PM. to Dark
tAND ALL DAY SUNDAY
Directions: New Hampshire ave. ext.
70 University lane. right to Gath
ave. and open signs.
Pc lPomponio Realty, Inc.
1922 Wilson Bid, Arl., Va. OW. $3.50.
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LEE BLVD RAMRT FPS
LEESBURG PIKE

7 BEDRMs 0i4'SeT ACRE VACANT
Built for convalescent home, needs
finishing touches; 1st A.. liv. rm.,
stone firepl.. lge. kit, center hall,
z bedrooms, "a bath: 2nd f., 8
bedrms;. full bath; stairway to at
TIC; full bsmt.; approx. So. 900 cash,
S33g,o S3g mo. OWNER. FA. 1864. FA.
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LORCOM GROVE
OPEN DAILY Q TIL nAp1

Brick Colonial. located In a lovely
section OF N. Arlington. In walking
distance of Stratford Junior High,
around corner from, George Wash
real home; very large liv. rm, with
nrepl. and connecting screened porch,
tull-sized din. rm., compl. kit, pow
ger rm. on 1st A.; 3 comfortable
oedrmS, and full tile bath upstairs !;
iuli bsmt; arranged for entire half
70 De made into recr. rm. which has
trance; oil h.-w h; many lovely old
trees; Priced for immmediate sale,
S2l 800, reaS. terms. Directions: Out
Lee hwy. to Military rd., right to
vacation lane, right to 1918 N.
Pollard and sign. HALL REALTY
SQUARE, Arl.. Va. OW. 1858. is
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Women Wanted Who
Can Appreciate Value

This. lovely all-brick rambler is a
real dream home in wonderful con-
dition from top to bottom. Situated
near schools, transp.. Pentagon and
shopping in convenient n. Airing
ton. This truly is must on your
list. You'll Thoroughly enjoy the
Arrangement of the living dining
room with wood-burning fireplace
and picture windows, and a super
de luxe kitchen with breakfast space,
Admiral refrigerator, disposal. Ben
dix, youngstown cabinets, exhaust
fan. and many delightful decorator
touches There are . twin sized
bedrooms, and a pine paneled den
or 3rd bedroom as well as a spa
cious storage attic with puL-down
stairs. This lovely rambler may
be purchased today for approx.
S6.S00 cash with the balance less
than rent, including taxes, insurance,
interest and principal.
OPEN SUN, l TO DARK
Di ections: Out Lee hwy. to N, Lex
ineton st. $500 block, right on
Lexington to N. 27th st.. left on
27th to open sign.
John H. Miller, Jr. & Bro.
REALTORS AND BUILDERS
ia, 4-1SS0; Ewes, KE. 3-660S
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DREAM RAMBLER
u FEET LONG
S29,95O

THIS BRICK AND STONE
RAMBLER MELTS INTO
THE COUNTRYSIDE, JUST
Is MINUTES FROM THE
PENTAGON AND NAVY
Annex. 1T HAS 3 BED
ROOMS. LIVING ROOM
WITH FIREPLACE, LARGE
SEPARATE DINING ROOM
DE N, EXTRA-LARGE
KITCHEN, 21a CERAMIC
TILE BATHS AND BUILT
IN GARAGE. THERE ARE
LARGE PICTURE WIN
DOWS, EASEMENT STYLE.
FULLY EQUIPPED WITH
SCREENS AND VENETIAN
BLINDS. THIS HOUSE rs
NOT SUBJECT TO REG. x
AND REAS. TERMS MAY
BE ARRANGED.
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$3.50 DOWN

S95U DOWN
Eon-GI; opportunity; 1-yr. .-old ex-
pandable bungalow; full bsmt; mr..
College Park: balance like rent.
PARKSIDE REALTY CO., SH. 1875;
open ewes. IL
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STONE CAPE COD

S13,Hb0
This lovely home is only months old
1t Is situated on half-acre lot with
high elevation and an excellent view
Only : mi. south of Alexandra.
Large living room with picture win
pletely equipped kitchen and 2 de-
slrable bedrooms and bath lst floor
Stairway to fully insulated expandi-
able attic which would provide space
for. > additional bedrooms. 81 500
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NEW RAMBLER

lust completed. this all-brick home is
an outstanding value on today S
market. VA and FLA approved. 1t
features, living room. fireplace. large
EQUIPPED kit, generous closet space:
3 bedrooms. large storage attic, tiled
bath: oak floors. picture window, and
full basement. Reasonably priced al
Sl5,950. SEE IT NOW
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LORCOM LANE
CAPE COD, $27,5Oo

BUILT INTO A SECLUDED
HILLSIDE, JUST 7 MIN.
FROM THE PENTAGON
THIS LOVELY NEW HOME
HAS 3 BEDROOMS AND
MAIDS ROOM. 212 BATHS.
BIG RECREATION ROOM
SEPARATE DINING ROOM
LIVING ROOM WITH
WOOD BURNING FIRE
PLACE AND ALL-ELECTRC
KITCHEN WITH DISH
WASHER AND DISPOSAL.
THERE ARE 2 PICTURE
WINDOWS OPENING ONTO
BEAUTIFUL WOODLANDS
ALL THE ROOMS ARE
LARGE AND DESIGNED
FOR DELIGHTFUL LIV-
ING,
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ACRE SPECIAL
MAKE OFFER

Yes-Asking S14,50O, with S3.4oO
down. and $50 per mo- Amazing, this
home. A 3 good sized bedrm West
lawn RAMBLER in immaculate con-
dition-large plus closets-Youngs-
town kitchen complete with disposal
nice clean lawn and yard. VA
CANT = IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
YOU MAKE THE OFFER AS TO
PRICE AND CASH. with a large AZ
trust makes this possible.
G.. F. WOODROE. INC.
1880 Wilson Blvd.-Parking in Rear
OK. 1922 JA. 2-S100
AJAs
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1-DARK

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. I-pARR
DECATUR HEIGHTS
New American and Dutch Colonial
homes. 6 rms, full bsmt., steel
beam construction, gas air-cond.
heat; ready for occupancy: excel.
loc;' DIX. from everything. Priced
hwy. to 54th st. facing Cheverly
shopping Center. left | blk. to Tay-
Tor St. left to open sign
LOUIS MILLER, REALTOR
UN. 2723; Ewes. UN. 1856
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HOUSES SAlE-VA. Cont J

$l3,s50-4 bedrms. Il unfinished); !;
large lty. rm.. f1repl., din. rm., kit,
gas range. . bedrms and bath: End
f.. 2 bedrms.; full bsmt. oil INV h;
garage; nice shade trees: garden
IL miles D. c, walking dist. to
schools, bus. shops. etc. PENTAGON
REALTY CO., Fairfax 900. 1856.
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Cali UN. S4OB
HARRY A. BOSWELL & CO.
Realtors. 371s R. I. Ave. Mt Rainier
Evening star., 1951-11-17

S505 10th AVE, N. Forestville: g.
rn. rambler: all modern improve
mentS; assume GI 4et: price re-
duSed. 10: $4,000. after 6. MR.
FERRALL. HI $50 II
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DUTCH coLoNIAL-Sl2.75o
.ge. 2-story Col in peri. cond. e.
IT. liv.- rm.. family din. rm., ultra
mod. fully equipped kit. full day
light bsmt.. gas heat, $500 down.
- monthly payment.
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peter ]. hagan

$500 DOWN. $50 PER MO.
buns alow-type. GI-approved home
with full bsmt.. oil heat. 8 lge.
rms. front porch. det.. gar. Ideal
location. Just min. from every
thing Full price only S9.950.
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LEAD NJ III .,,u

, NEAR N. H. AvE.-Sl3,ebo
o-bedrm. half-brick Col. Just i VI.
ol In excel. cond. 23-ft. liv. rm.,
Ilit ain rm; youngstown kit.
ana other appliances; gas heat,
Vacant. Move right in.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DEL RAY

Sl3,T00
Dutch Colonial. o rooms. 2 bedrooms
and bath. Just redecorated; living
room with fireplace. large dining
room. good kitchen; back and front
porches: basement; oil h-w. heat,
and garage. Terms to be ARRANGED
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Technicolor Setting
SNUGGLE UP

In this masonry bungalow on A-acre
wooded lot in one of the incest
sections of Virginia. This home fea-
lures living room, table sized
equipped kitchen. . bedrooms, fun
tile bath, den or 3rd bedroom: gas
hot-water heat: all city conyen-
spect. Total price, S13,45O, with
only S3.270 down. includes all
settlement fees.
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NEW BRICK HoMEs-s12,e5o
Engltsh-type bsmt., dormered ex-
pansible attic. lovely ceramic tile
bath. de luxe kit. Workmanship
10, nd only in houses twice the
price; Terms as low as S64 per
month with small down payment
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NHENEpYv c1r rnn

HEVERLY-Sl5,5Oo
2-story brick. featuring 3 lge. bed =
rms on End f.. Gift. liy' rm.
family din. rm. and big well-eouip'
XII; Assume $4,000 CT loan and
make low down payments.
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OPEN, SAT. AND SUN

SAT. AND sun.
ONE TILL DARK
inexpensive rambler; 3 bedrms., lge
living rm. with firepl.. gorgeous kit.
clothes washer and dryer. Storm
windows. attic fan, lge corner lot.
close to transp., schools and shop
ping. Nest convenient to Pentagon.
in lovely garden city; ga mi. to
D. c. Directions: Out Lee hwy to
Florida St. right to 25th rd., left
our open sign. GEORGE H. RUCKER
CO, ia. 5-S5S5; ewes. GIL. 1862.
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R0RcEn SALE x11 okn

FURCED SALE, YI1,ybU
Pick up q bargain here. Year-old
brick bunga. with $4,000 GI loan.
House in immac. cond. and must sell
toda" Make offer of any reasonable
down payment.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS
8 BEDROOMS. FULL BsMT.
$3.50 DOWN. S53.50 PER MO

8 BEDROOMS. FULL BSMT.
$3.50 DOWN. $3.50 PER MO.
S11.950
This lovely Cape Cod
home is In apple pie order
and Is offered to a vet at
above terms. Featuring,
spacious living room, real din
ing room. equipped kitchen
with breakfast space. bath
and 8 good sized bedrooms,
Full basement with auto. heat,
Convenient to Andrews Field.
Call Mr.. Berens, Jr. or Mr..
FREDERICK * W n d1 BERENsI
SALES INC, 1920 X st. NV.
Ma. 5005.
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$4,000

assume SslI I z loan with payments of
and ms; beautiful det. home with
shopping and transp. facilities; lge.
liv. rm., din. rm. equip. kit. and
utility rm,, . spacious bedrms. with
lge. closets and bath on second q
6eaut; parouet floors, gas heat,
fenced yard. Call Mrs. James, AP
21a3, KIRKS REALTY COMPANY
REALTORS. HO 6TTS -IS'
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APPROVED GI-$13,35O
May accept less; 6 large rms, IN
Guiding 8 large bedrms. with mod
ern bath. full basement, with out
SIDE entrance; close to schools,
shopping and transp: small down
payment Call 81. 1435, ask for
Evening star., 1951-11-17
ARI,INGTON--NORTH

ARLINGTON-NOR
New rambler; 3 twin-size bedrms,
Ia baths; bsmt.; conv. schools,
transp.. shopping; price, S2l $50.
Also new 3-bedrm. Colonials ready
about Jan. /. at S13.950.
ASK US? REALTY co.
Gil. 1882. OK. 1858.
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SOUTH ARLINGTON

10 MINUTES TO PENTAGoN
New-brick Cape Cod. Nearing COM
pletion. 2 bedrms.. tiled bath. liv.
rm:, lge. kit. equip, stairway to
End a. Full bsmt. with outside entr.
Gas heat, level lot, close to schools.
shopping center and bus. Sl5,950
with $4,000 1st trust.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
Merrifleld ONCE. JE. 3-IS7l.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
Donations 10 BIoodmobiIe
Urged in Prince Georges

P. E. Clark, civil defense di-
rector of Prince Georges County,
today urged county residents to
donate blood to the Red Cross
bloodmobile.
Mr.. Clark noted that the blood
mobile has not been meeting the
quotas in its rounds of county
communities. He pointed out
that the Red Gross blood bank
will be available in the event of a
civil defense emergency.
Mr.. Clark said the bloodmobile
will be in Suitland on March Is.
1t will be at the Community Hall
from noon until pm. and from
5 to 6 pm; at the Navy Hydro
graphic Building from 2 to 2::30
pm, and at the Census Bureau
from 2:30 to S pm, he said.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
By Eddy Gilmore
ssocioted Press Foreign Correspondent

PARIS, Mar. limited States,
British and French deputies faced
the Russians today with SOLID
front against proposed Soviet
wording for a foreign ministers
meeting agenda.
AS the third session of the dep
uties' meeting got under way, in
formed sources said the West was
determined not to give ground on
the phrasing of the German issue.
The Russians have proposed that
future foreign ministers meet
| ing discuss "fulfillment by the four
powers of the Potsdam agreement
regarding the demilitarization- and
the prohibition of remilitarization
of Germany"
The sources said that to accept
this the West would have to
abandon in advance any plans
for rearming Western Germany
against the threat of Communist
aggression. This would amount
to accepting the entire Soviet
point of view on Germany.
GromykO Is Chairman.
Ambassadors in Paris of the
United States, Russia and Britain
accompanied the deputies today
as the meeting started under the
craftsmanship of Soviet Deputy
Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko.
The western deputies had con-
suited earlier.
Disturbed by Gromyko's propa-
ganda- making tactics, the west
ern deputies were reported con-
templating whether to turn these
meetings into a knock down and
drag-out propaganda battle with
Russia. Today's meeting might
supply the answer.
Already at odds in their first
two meetings on how the minis
! tiers should take up the German
question-whether as separate
and primary issue, or as part of
a study of European problems in
general-the deputies clashed
yesterday on a definition of their
own task.
At Russian insistence, the dep
uties are supposed to discuss only
the technical aspects of the agenda
and not go into the meat of the
problems themselves.
Gromyk0 Discusses Substance.
Thus the deputies could agree
the foreign ministers should dis
cuss a peace treaty for Germany
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West Standing Firm Against Red Prosng of Big -Four Agendo

each delegation could give out
information to the press on the
atmosphere" of the meetings but
should withhold details of what
was said.
One spokesman said this rule
was adopted because it was felt
that if the delegates remarks
were not directed to the press
there might be less propaganda
and more productive talk on the
issues at hand.
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mism among the Western dele
gates. Even the French. who had
gone into the conference with
high hopes for successful con-
clusion, felt the task now is going
to be much more difficult.
There was no question of giving
up, however. A British spokes-
man emphasized that in the first
two meetings. talks have not really
leveled down to specific agenda
items.
Details of what went on in the
conference room at the pink mar
BILE palace off fashionable Avenue
Foch were scanty. but revealing.
The four deputies agreed that
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but could not themselves talk
about the content of such treaty
At yesterdays meeting, how
ever. Western sources reported
Gromyko insisted on talking
about the substance of problems
And he insisted he was right in
doing so.
The deputies of the United
States. Britain and France coun-
tered they were not authorized
to hold such discussions. One
informant said they would need
new instructions from their gov
ernments if they were to take up
such questions.
This new disagreement on def
milton fostered wave of pessi-
Evening star., 1951-03-07
ENGINEERS to Meet

The American Society of Me-
chanical Engineers will hear a
talk by r. Burt Schulze, super
visor of manufacturing research
for the Glenn L. Martin Co., at
8 pm. tomorrow in the Potomac
Electric Power Co. auditorium,
Tenth and E streets NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
Firms Back Six Films

Six films rejected by Finland's s
censors include three United
States, two German and one Ital-
ian picture.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
Harvard Named for Cleric

John Harvard, after whom Har-
ward University was named, was
a Puritan minister.
Evening star., 1951-10-05
Thurman Wright, Sc,
RFC LAWYER, Dies

Thurman Wright. 56. we'll
known attorney with the Recon-
struction Finance Corp, died
Tuesday of a heart attack at
his home in Kensington, Md.
Funeral services were to be held
today in Ladoga. Ind
Mr.. Wright was an attorney
with RFC for eight years. Dur
ing World War II he went to
the Smaller War Plants Corp. as
assistant general counsel. Later
he returned to the legal depart
ment of the RFC where he was
employed at the time of his death
He was born in Salem, Ind.
and educated in the public schools
of North Dakota and at Cumber-
land University, Lebanon, Tenn
He practiced law in North Da-
kota and served as States attor-
'ney OF Emmons County, N. Oak.
During this period he also served
as secretary of the State Demo-
cratic Committee.
Mr.. Wright was a member of
the Bismarck IN. Dat.) Elks
Lodge and a member of the Ma
sonic Order and Almas Temple.
He is survived by his widow.
Evening star., 1951-10-05
Thomas Skuce Dies,
Agricultural Expert,
|DP Commission Aide

Thomas w. Skuce, 81, who re-
turned to this country Monday
after a two-year assignment in
Germany with the Displaced Per-
sons Commission. died Wednesday
on his way to the hospital after
suffering a heart attack at the
home of friends. He lived at 1863
Primrose road NV.
Mr.. Skuce, a former Govern
ment agricultural expert, livec
most of his life near Charleston
w. Va. He was a graduate o1
Michigan State College.
He came to Washington in 1914
and was with the Agriculture De-
partment for a year before going
to China with the United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Admin
Evening star., 1951-10-05
BY the Associated Press

/ EASTERN FRONT, Korea, Oct
5.-A North Korean soldier sur
rendered last night-to an ex-
hausted American who had been
lost behind Red lines seven days
Then the prisoner led and half
carried his captor through the
lines to an American tank outfit
Pfc. Louis Squazzoni. jr., OF
Cayucos, Calf, was rushed to
hospital. He was not wounded
but suffered from lack Of food and
water.
The North Korean, with Squaz-
zoni's thanks. was questioned by
Army officers and then evacuated
to a prisoner of war cage.
Squazzoni was member OF a
patrol lost in the Satae Valley
east of Heartbreak Ridge Septem-
ber %.
An American and French task
force rescued all but two Of the
men after they had been sur
rounded several hours. Squazzoni
said he hid in the wooded valley
seven days.
Il didn't get a thing to eat
he said. Last night I crawled
down to a stream and got my first
drink except for few drops OF
rainwater a few days ago.
The Communists were all over
They were in front of me and
in back of me. I was afraid to
move. 1 had a As pistol but ]
never thought about using it. II
was hopeless" he explained.
Last night. Squazzoni decided to
try to make his way to Allied
lines.
Il was walking around. I didn't
know where I was going. This
North Korean came up. He raised
his hand. I sure was surprised
He said he wanted to surrender
He talked darn good English
He said he wanted to surrender
awfully bad. He said two or three
times that this was the happiest
day of his life. Boy. it sure was
mine, too"
The young Communist soldier
was unarmed.
Il took my pistol out, but I put
it back in the holster again. u
Squazzoni said. II trusted him.
1T was dark then, and he helped
me back to our lines. 1 leaned on
his shoulder. He practically car
Evening star., 1951-10-05

Iistration. Mr.. Skuce later served
with the Chinese Nationalist gov
Iernment and the Food and Agri-
culture Organization of the
United Nations in China.
He was a senior member of the
Society of American Foresters,
past commander of the American
Legion Post in Charleston, w. Va,
a member of the Forty and Eight,
a 32d Degree Mason in the Peip-
ing, China, Lodge, and a member
of the Hamline Methodist Church
here.
Surviving him are his widow
Mrs. Florence 0. Skuce of the
Primrose road address; a son,
John, a senior at Goddard Col
lege, Plainville, VT, and a sister,
Mrs. Armor H. P. Taylor, III, of
Alexandria.
Funeral services will be held at
noon Monday at the Warner E
Humphrey funeral home, 8434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring,
Md Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.