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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

2-BEDROOM masonry house. detached
garage. in st. Petersburg, Fla; best
residential location. near Boca Ciega
Bay; GI financing: will sell direct or
will trade equity for property in
Washington, D. c., or vicinity. LO.
persons each with
$1,000. to add to my 50 900 to pur-
chase last bargain Of 450-foot Gulf
frontage hard, white sand beach:
from main highway to property,
electricity and phones available
Option expiring in 20 days is for
$50 front foot. No Gulf frontage
between property and Sarasota for
less than 500 front foot and none
ffor. for sale north OF tract for less than
Plenty room for Is cottages directly
on beach. Two years ago / adver-
tised in this paper 300-foot Gulf
frontage on Long Boat at $40 front
foot which since sold for sos; this
was 3 miles north Of present tract.
Don't delay as only way ] can buy
q Gulf-frontage lot. Address WILL
KRAUSE, Box 174, Route 3, Sara
sofa, or phone any evening at
6.57E2 29e
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PROPERTY WANTED

WE HAVE many large organizations
interested in buying or renting pro-
perty in good legations in the metro.
space needed. List your property
with Us for quick action. CAFRITz,
DI. 90S0. -29
APPROX. 10000 So. #. to rent; 2nd
commercial. Garage and of1ce factli-
ties. Trucking firm. RE. 1878. 80
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LANHAM PARK
NEAR MCLEAN

4.94 acres Of rolling land. of rood
gravel road, at $500 per acre: 3
miles from Chain Bridge, 5 miles
TO Mclean; stream through one end
OF property. Ewes. CHI. 47l3.
McCAY g. McCAY
Realtors GIL: 1875
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DESK SPACE

WILL RENT desk space in Wood
ward Bldg. Suitable for an out of
town manufacturer agent and his
secretary. Box 237-K, Star. 80
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

47e3 Lee Hwy, of Glebe. oW. 5000
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DENTIST OFFICE
Well-established office at 500 Quincy
st. NV, located in large apart
ment building: available Immediate
ly. Contact resident manager on
premises or apply B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th st. NV. MA. 2100. 30
Ala 18th ST S.W
Modern new office BLDG in the nearl
Of the s,w market, near Govt agen.
cies. Call R.. A HUMPHREYS Real.
tors, Ma 5000.
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FARMS

BEAUTIFUL 1s-ACRE FARM. house,
Georges Co, Cali Mr.. Ferrall. 10.
$4,000. After pm, HI. 1870. 30
FOR SALE-93-a dairy rarm; II
cows heifers, one bull: nachin-
cry; growing and stored crops.
WANTED TO RENT, with option to
buy Partly cleared farm with liv-
able house. Vic. Woodbridge. Manas-
Sa-s. Rockville, Laurel or Upper
Marlboro. Limit $50 per mo. Steady
eemployed in Washington. XII s.
$500 DOWN. $40 MO. buys for $500
43 acres, 81 in clover and grass and
sorry Arm. house; Q springs: nice
pond site; State road; 125 mi. south.
a55 AcREs of excellent farming and
on,d on river s1.. Two v",d houses, good barns, ms
Northern Va. Main house was
built about 1880. with 36-in. stone
walls High ceilings. large rooms.
and can be made one Of the most
ttFassiys 81 $sS and nSuSfs GpperRe in thf o6 %
25 ACRES additional land avail)
with beautiful log home, situated in
a grove Of large shade trees. Large
liv. rm. with stone frepl. Home is
completely modern. Also 2 smaller
cabins that would make excellent
rentals. Priced $4,000. PENTA-
CON REALTY CO.. Fairfax 396,
Fairfax 1856. -r-29
SEVEN ACRES. 6-rm. house. cleo,
spring, stream; Loudoun County,
Lovettsville, Va. $3,100. Ii. 3-5674.
-29
1873 ACRES 5 miles east Of Warren
ton, Va. l mile of Hwy. No. I'll.
Old homesite. would make beautiful
location for q new rambler. Drilled
deep well and pump, elec. in small
bldg; approx. 20 acres cleared with
long frontage on State road; fenced
and cross fenced; stream and spring
on property. Can be bought on exc.
CON REALTY CO., Fairfax 800,
CoMFoRT4BIE eSif1oH sSBi e-RM. HOUSE. with
bath, elec. stove Frigidaire. II
Route 256, Deale, Md. GEORGE
BBtARpIsSSTE99. BARI ST. owner. cah Vest
e-lt FARM for rent-25-mi.
from Washington, near Qccoquan.
snd b.saso sIn ca. RGsis' w. sssS. ssstssSS'ri' gs''
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NEAR HERNDON
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

FALKLAND. Md mi from s. on
Route 1885: signs Just beyond
st. Marks Ch old nome. can be
restored L. W GRoOMES 1919
leo A.. near Naval Ordnance Lab.
About u mi. frontage on Cherry
Hill I'd. $500 per acre. TO. 5579.
HILLS 70-ft
frontage, wooded lot; in restricted
area. OWNER, OR. 5733. after
Ed GEMooR Corner lot. level and
wooded; best section Of Bethesda;
l24 IT. and 1O4 #. frontage. VI.
in Fairfax County, over
looking Lake Bancroft and miles Of
wooded country side. All improve
ments including city water. sewer,
gas, electricity. paved streets and
curbs. Approx. SS IT. by 200 IT.
Phone GIL. 44O0. Ext. 90. 20
N. ARL.. new subdiv. Of beaut. "a
acre homesites. ready for bldg. Sell
singly or in groups: Lee hwy. to
Fairfax dr.. right 8 blks. to sign
and right on to new street. See
subdiv. plat on sign. Leave name;
cH. $500; owner at lots Sat. 80
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

SMALL YEAR-RoUND HOUSE, buns.
or cottage, with firepl., bath, ga
rage. Give details and price. Box
5000, Star. -29
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LEESBURG

LEESBURG
90 ROLLING ACRES
Approx 36 miles from Washington,
/ "a miles OF highway In an estate
area. rs acres of this land is
cleared tillable and in pasture Is
acres in timber. Stone historical
ized an" can be made into q show
place. A real buy at below $50. 900.
For further information. call Mrs.
REALTY INVESTMENT
23l7 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
OW 1000 90
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NEW, AIR-CoOLED front suite of 2
lovely offlceS plus reception ONCE and
pvt. bath; End floor. Available ap-
prox. Sept: |, Apply l104 Vermont
,jr aye; ny r.I, s; E Ey q g. INC. 81
TONED once with top-notch secretary
on shared basis. Box 2S2-J, Star.
eos EYE ST. NV; End Il. suite
In tllm exchange bldg. KASS-BER-
1 Ger fth ANS lHS, new EMi Yoks ssSo' AVE. NV
avail. from S25 up. All rms. newly
redecorated. KASS-BERGER INC.
x 81 s1. NV NV. NEAR 21s.-Entire frs.
.. floors of 4-story modern once
bldg; to be rented as a whole or
lease to responsible party. Call Mr.,
James till q pm. VIM. CALOMIRIS
INV: CORP" lOl2 18th st. NV; DI.
9th AND x SITS. N.w.-second hoo,
offices. containing LOO so. TT; ele-
tributor: heat, liz light tOOo and u Janitor o
FISHER & CO. INC. 7ss 18th Ct
AIR -CoNDITiONED Century Build.
ing, 412 9th st, NV. opposite Mu-
hAIApoI NOuEL1 OluCcs AVallhDle IN
single units or suites. Single units,
S4s to S53.50 Parking space avail
able. THOS. J FISHER q CO. INC.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
OFFICE in fine apt bldg. 1918 Kalo-
rama rd; NV suitable for dentist;
appt. Call ia. .5490. -2s
$500 SO. FT,, air conditioned. fluo-
resent lighting, in modern downtown
building. Entire floor. Reasonable
rental. Box 163-K, Star. 2s'
24l6 Mt vernon ave
-2d-noor once rooms in suite or
single; modern building; parking
fsSslenal use Al sI4s TIE es41
space; 1000 So, it.; modern; suit
ton. Long or short term lease.
Prime LoocATIoN-conn. at K St. :;
avail, Aug. 1 . studio apts.; s52. so
saoh; s.. NV K'Es gE in o4sg sgite 20. 179S so K
TRIANGLE BLDG.-No. Wash. blvd
near Clarendon Circle, Ari.. Va.
Beautiful new office space ready for
tmmed. occupancy. Heat, lights
and air cond furnished. Consult
SHANNON g. LUCHS co, Realtors,
505 st. NV. MA. 2345. 20
SILVER SPRING. MD.-(One blk.
west OF Ga. ave, near Hot Shoppe)
Beautiful new modern space; heat
and. light furnished; excellent for
LUCHs Co, Realtors. 1905 H st..
NV. Ma 2345. 80
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VIRGINIA
MOUNTAIN HOMESITEs

/ MILE TO ANNANDALE
High level cleared building site Of
over l acre. Convenient to Shirley
hwy. Less than 10 min. to Pentagon
Bldg.
McCAY & McCAY, Realtors
8 to 8
Gil ss7S Ewes. cH. 431s
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HoUSES-SALE-VA. tCont.I
OPEN SAT-. AND SUN.
NEW-S135 500

Located in suburban residential Sec
ton on large level lot. convenient
TO shopping, Pentagon and down
town Washington: large living room
and dining room, modern fully
equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms and
bath on 1St floor; stairway to par
TALLY finished end floor. designed for
Q more big bedrooms and storage
space. Directions: Out Lee blvd.
(Route 50) beyond Seven Corners
and Jefferson Village shopping CEN
ter, turn right on East Westmore-
land rd. to our sign at right.
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WATERFRONT FARM

Southern Md.-consist.
of beaut.. newly remodeled. ex-
tremely lge. 9-rm. and 2-bath man
sion. overlooking the water; 1877
acres Of rich tobacco farm land;
additional modern 7-rm. tenant
house is included. New pile-driven
125-ft. wharf with elec.; on n mi
of waterfront, Numerous barns
and other outhuildings in good
ing. ducking. fishing and swim
ming. Main house is surrounded
by many fruit trees. shade trees.
flowers and shrubbery; 95-ft.. scr.
front porch; nice servants home
near house; water supply from new
4-inch Artesian we'll. Interior of
house, including plumbing and elec.
work are all new. Very reas price
aERBRRT II S3 SPo rseS sons doSn Reaoas oaymsn s15
z: Capitol ST.. Ii. 3-0129; ewes.
WO. $500.
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VIRGINIA.
DAIRY FARM

O1144V = : 4A4N1V1
$50 acres OF rich pasture,
2 silos, twin barns. equipped
milk house, chicken house
equipment, storage shed.
rat-proof building for feed
processing and grain storage,
plus Colonial, 4-bedroom
modern equipped home. Cattle
water at tree-bordered
creek which flows through the
property. Milk is shipped to
Washington. the amount of
the milk check will surprise
you Your inspection is in
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN1

NEAR BALTIMORE BLVD. 42x50 it.,
cinder block bldg. lge. lot; priced
reasonable. Call MRS. GREGORY.
UN 9102 or OIL. 2273.
$1,000 SO. Fl. Of ground centrally
located; pvt r.r siding and ofice
MA 58S5
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ABOUT IL ACRES
Close to bus line, % miles of D. c.;
Groom house fully modern. oil bur-
ner, hotwater heat. bath. water and
electricity. nice basement shade,
walking distance to shopping center.
Price Sl0.500
H. B. MITCHELL
Excl. Agt.. Herndon. Va. Phone 1876
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO

NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd. ia. 5-6S00.
OPEN UNTIL . PM. 20
$6,250 TO $165,O00
S165. .O00-700 acres. committing
distance D. c.: house offers bed
rms, baths. oil INV. heat; serv-
ants quarters; 2 tenant houses;
modern improvements; 4S-cow barn.
96 head cattle: all machinery. etc.;
well watered. Inspection by appt.
S35.000-lS6 acres: 9-rm. modern
house; S0-ton hay barn: 16-stan,
barn. silo. other buildings. cleo. in
all; well fenced: an excel. cattle
S6. 250-76 acres. part woodedi old
house. nice view.
S13. .500-1S acres; 4-bedrm. and
bath house. front and rear stair
way; garage. etc; 25 minutes down.
town.
S55.00O-6S5 acres good land. excel
crops. well watered; Colonial house.
BEAULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
, 1951-11-08

ference" convene within the
shortest possible time, not later
than June l, 1862.
4. the Assembly to call on the
big Five" to conclude a peace
pact, combining their efforts to-
ward "this lofty generous task"
To call all neutrals and other
states to adhere to such a pact.
(By big five Vishinsky meant in
clusion of Communist China).
The. so-called "world conferen-
ce" was another Vishinsky tatic
aimed at trying to gain recogni-
ton for Red China and other So
, 1951-11-08

health, and approximately four
hours after his arrest, all of which
time he had been in custody Of
the police, was admitted to Miami
Valley Hospital with five broken
ribs and a collapsed lung.
It was within the power of the
City Manager, to suspend the
guilty officers for thirty days or
to dismiss them from the force
entirely.
, 1951-11-08
COURT
REPORT.
Jimmie N. Jones


Jack Armstrong, rs, 763 Green
lawn st., was sentenced yesterday,
to consecutive terms in Ohio peni-
tertiary, Of one to twenty and one
to fifteen years. Common Pleas
Judge Robert U. Martin, imposed
the sentence, after receiving a
guilty plea from the defendant,
just before his jury trial was
scheduled to begin.
A series Of cutting cases and
assault and battery charges are
being investigated by the police.
Flora Lee Tells, 27, 2S2 Dunbar
is the reported victim of a knife
welded by her husband, Theodis
Tells of the same address. Thomas
Continued On Page Four
, 1951-11-08

sponsored by Mr.. Truman"
Krock did not give the source
of his report except to say that it
came from ga person whom he be-
lieves to be thoroughly reliable
and informed"
He said the exchange "presum-
ably" took place at the leaders
"private luncheon Monday at
Blair House) that it was brief and
that the matter was left in status"
He added:
can effort was made by this
correspondent on Wednesday to
submit to the president this &C.
count of Mr.. Truman's CONVERSE
ton with General Eisenhower and
ask if he would comment, but it
was unsuccessful. But the quail.
fications Of the source Of this in.
formation are such that, though
categorical and even angry denials
are likely to be the result, his &C.
count merits responsible publica,
ton"
, 1951-11-08

The five officers being tried,
were Sgt. R. L. Berger, Sgt. Basil
Creek, Sgt. L. E. Simonton, Ptl. G..
A. Ryan, and Pit. R. B. Lucas.
Sgt. R. L. Berger, and Patrol
men G. A. Ryan and R. B. Lucas
were found guilty as charged, and
given ten day suspensions from
duty by the City Manager. Sgt.
Basil Creek, and l.. E. Simonton,
were found not guilty and restor-
ed to duty. All five officers had
previously been suspended by the
Chief of Police, pending the out,
come of the hearing before the
City Manager.
City Manager Mcclure made the
statement, that the evidence was
not conclusive to support the
charges against Sgts. Creek and
Simonton.
The charges against the officers
grew out of an alleged beating adj
ministered to Reggie Brown, fol-
lowing his arrest on October %,
1861. Reggie Brown was arrested
on that date, in apparent good
, 1951-11-08

But presidential secretary
Joseph Short said of the report:
cit is not true"
General Eisenhower has declar-
ed that domestic politics were not
discussed in his conference to
which he was summoned from
Europe by the president. The White
House in it's announcement of the
talks had said they would be limit
ed to defense problems.
Krock wrote in Thursdays issue
of the Times:
General Eisenhower did not ac-
cept the new offer, which neces-
sarily concerned only the Demo-
cratic nomination. He did not speci-
fically reject it. But he strongly
implied rejection by suggesting
that great difficulties were pre-
scented by his fundamental dis
agreement with the administration
on labor policies, proposed a.
mendments to the Taft-Hartley Act
and other policies and programs
in the domestic field that havebeen
, 1951-11-08
vishinsky Laughing|y Rejects: 4
truman, Acheson Peace Plan
By PIERRE J. HUSS

international lew. sevee Staff Correspondent
PARIS, Nov. 8 QNS)-Rusia rejected today the American plan for a
United Nations world census of atomic weapons and gradual disarmament In
der rigid supervision.
Soviet Foreign Minister Vshnsky laughed a Y. :. Secretary Of State
Achesons solemn speech in the U. N. assembly proposing thar Russia prove it
wants peace by ending the Korean val accepting tn disarmament plan.
Instead, vishnsky proposed his w peace plan" which included a de-
mand that UNa forces quit fighting n Korea and withdraw their troops with
in ten days" to the 3th parallel border >.
The faces of many of the 1000 delegates who heard Vishnskys bitter tt-
ade against the United States fell as they realized Russia intends to continue
the cold war and the arms ace.
They propose" said a hooking Vishinsky of the president Truman-Ache-
Sol plan, that we should busy ourselves In taking stock of an inventory under
the inspiring guidance of the U. N. Commission.
"Of course this is useful in every household-but is it a task for an inter-
national peace organizaton?"
, 1951-11-08
Weather Forecast :

Cloudy and cold with nov fur
ries east portion this morning,
clearing west portion this after
noon. High today $40. Fair
west, some cloudiness east por-
ton tonight. Low 20 west to rs
east portion. Friday fair and
warmer.
, 1951-11-08
iimesS Says Pres Offered
10 Support Eisenhower

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 QNS)-The New York Times
said today that president Truman offered to support Cen
eral Eisenhower as a presidential candidate next year.
The White House Immediately denied the report.
The Times story, written from Washington by column
list Arthur Krock, said Mr.. Trumans offer, repeating a
similar one that he had made to Eisenhower at the Pots
dam conference in 1915 with respect to the 1913 election,
came during likes visit to Washington last week. Krock
said Eisenhower strongly implied rejection Of the Of
fer.
, 1951-11-08

Wet satellite lands not in the U.
N. presumably it also would in
clude Italy and other western-al-
lied lands blocked from the u. N.
by Soviet veto.
Vishinsky's speech, containing
little new except the world con-
ference" idea, shattered hopes Of
delegates that Russia might accept
the big three peace plan declara-
ton and end the cold war.
"Neither Acheson nor Truman"
said Vishinsky, "would move a
finger to halt atom production.
Continued On Page 4
, 1951-11-08

national peace organizati
Vishinsky continued:
II hardly slept last night for
laughing over the tripartite de-
claration and the Truman speech.
Time and again l awoke laugh
ing.
Gwen from the rostrum l can
not hold back my laughter and my
irony in thinking Of this sensa-
tional piece Of propaganda by
which the United States tries to
wrest the initiative from Russia"
Looking directly at Acheson who
had pleaded for a workable peace
and disarmament plan, Vishinsky
said: II offer you ours congratula-
TONS"
Acheson had asked Russia to
drop it's propaganda gestures,
catchwords, and tricks" by taking
action. toward peace instead of u.s.
ing words, by giving an order to
halt the bloodshed in Korea.
Otherwise, Acheson said, the
western nations would build up
their strength so that no aggres-
sor would dare attack them.
Vishinsky in his response glared
at Acheson and said: "Lets ask
Acheson is he for prohibition and
control Of the atom bomb, or just
for control?"
The Soviet Minister then offer
ed his own "peace plan" whose
points were:
1. The assembly to declare that
participation in 'the aggressive
North Atlantic Bloc" established
by the U. S! is incompatible with
membership in the United Nations.
2. (A) The assembly to recognize
that countries participating in the
Korean war should without delay
conclude hostilities, agree to an
armistice, and withdraw their
troops within ten days to the 38th
parallel border.
(B) All foreign troops to be
withdrawn from Korea within
three months.
3. The assembly to call all mem.
bers and non-members to scrutin-
ize at a world conference the
question of effective reduction Of
armed forces and measures fol
reduction and prohibition, and in
ternational control of atomic arms
The assembly, said Vishinsky
should order that a 'world con
, 1951-11-08
City Manager Suspends Three
Officers In X. Brown neuring

City Manager, Russell Mcclure, revealed today,
that three of the officers recently tried before him, on
charges Of mistreating a prisoner in the city jail have been
found guilty as charged. Two of the officers were exon
Grated and restored to duty.
, 1951-11-08

LATE BULLETINS
By international News Services
PRICE I V CENTS

By International News Services
paris RUSSIA HAS REJECTED the American plan for a
tied Nations census OF tonne weapons and gradual disarma-
ut under rigid supervision; lit proposed instead a world con-
ence" ON arms reduction to convene by next June /.
JNSAN, KOREA UN. REPRESENTATIVES have rejected
Communist plan that would halt fighting in Korea before an
lisHce is reached.
i! :HTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS u. S. JET PILOTS have
t down one Russian-type Jet and damaged four others in the
over North Korea.
- TRUMAN says there's not a word
ruth in a New York Times story that he offered to support Cen
) Eisenhower as a 1852 presidential candidate. The president
started a key west vacation.
! ICAGO- GENERAL BRADLEY SAYS that the Joint Chiefs
} Staff have demanded greatly increased U. S. military forces to
, It the ever increasing threat of atomic warfare.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
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Evening star., 1951-06-05
Sergeant Goes on Trial
In Desert Staying Of Two
BY the Associated Press

RIVERSIDE, Calf, June s.
Air Force Sergt. Lawrence Walker
20, goes on trial today for his life
in the desert slayings of a teen
age couple.
Richard and Doris Cook, 18
parents of an 8-months-old boy
who was found playing happily
near the body of the father, were
shot to death last March 26.
During days of questioning BY
police, Sergt. Walker, who is col.
lored, steadfastly denied the slay.
Iings but admitted his car hae
sideswiped the Cook car on thu
remote desert highway.
The Air Force sergeant alse
was indicted on charges of rapins
la young Riverside woman ane
Iassaulting her escort in a pari
here last February. He also ha!
been indicted in Newark, N. j.
for the 1947 Staying of a woman
found dead in a bathtub in ths
same apartment house where
ISergt. Walker formerly lived.
Four attorneys. including two
RETAINED by the National Associa.
ton for the Advancement of Col.
|ored People, will represent Sergt
Walker in the Superior Court
murder trial.
Superior Judge Russell S. Waite
ESTIMATED that 1t will take at least
two days selecting jury.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Ut WIN. Mcclellan, Mrs. May Johnston,
Rites Set in Arlington 79, Retired Nurse

Graveside services for 1st 1t
William M. Mcclellan, %, who
was killed Thursday when hi;
F-S4 Thunderjet fighter plane
crashed just north of TB., Md.
will be held at II am. tomorrow
in Arlington Cemetery.
A member of the 121st Fighter
Interceptor Squadron, based al
Andrews Air Force Base, Md, hi
was killed instantly, as the fighter
craft struck the ground at high
speed.
Whether or not the plane ex.
|ploded before hitting the ground
still is undetermined. An All
Force Board of Inquiry is investi-
eating.
1t. Mcclellan, who lived at SOC
Bashford lane, Alexandria, was a
fighter pilot in the European
theater in World War II.
He and his wife, Barbara Jean
had two children. William M. jr.
4. and Madeline Jean, 2. Mrs
McC Clellan is expecting a third
child. His parents are coming
from their home in Utah for the
services.