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decade on the theme that Amer
ica's future rests in the Orient.
He firmly believes. as he has said,
that the Kremlin plans to win
through Asia.
Now. in his view, the United
Nations Is involved in o vital
shooting war In the Orient but
fresh troops are going to Europe
and not Korea.
Impatient With Restrictions.
The attempt to get across his
ideas Of Asia's Importance Is one
point Of the controversy. The
second is the generals evidently
growing impatience with the Dip
lomatic restrictions placed on
Korea to keep the war localized.
Gen. Macarthur and his gen.
erals see no point to these re-
strictions. They believe the U. N.
failure to bomb Manchuria has
given the Chinese an unnatural
advantage. They also believe
that, by quarantining the Chinese
Nationalist on Formosa, the
United States has enabled Peiping
to move more troops toward the
fKorean theater.
Military men here look at Korea
as q shooting war that must be
won with military weapons. They
are not In synnratlly ssitia what
they regard us diplomatic bait ts-
Jung offered To Peiping for peace
They can see no tangible results Of
this. r-@s
Gen. Macarthur evidently III
tends to use international interest
in the controversy as a means OF
getting his ideas more widely cir
Iculated. He probably will con-
tinue the political, as well. as the
military, fghf as long as he is able.
Armstrong Backs Macarthur.
Representative Armstrong, Re-
publican. of Missouri said today
the recall of Gen. Macarthur "at
this critical time would be the
greatest victory for communism
since the fall Of China"
Mr.. Armstrong told the Ameri-
can Chamber of Commerce he did
not think Gen. Macarthur had
exceeded military authority in
statements on Korean war policy.
He supported Gen. MacArthur's
conduct of the war and his Japan
occupation policies, and added:
Il am distressed at the criti-
cisms of the commander at this
critical time. Gen. Macarthur is
soldier. In his conduct of oper-
atoms, in my opinion he has ad-
hered strictly to the bounds Of
authority delegated to him by the
Joint Chiefs of Staff and the
Unite@ Nations governments.
Gen. Macarthur. apparently.
thinks that, the duty placed upon
him. and upon his stan and com
manders, is to win the war;. He
has expressed some opinions as to
the best possible military tactics
to employ. Personally. think
that is not only his right asacom-
mander, but his duty
Evening star., 1951-04-10
Park Hill Group to Meet

The Park Hill Civic Association
of Silver Spring will hear a report
on new legislation passed by The
recent Maryland Legislature from
Ralph Boyd, one of its members,
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the recrea-
ton house, 125 Dale drive.
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is in terrible danger" because
Russians are concentrating their
troops in areas scattered all over
the world.
Z don't believe the Speaker
would have made the statement
he did unless there was substan-
tials basis for it," Senator Know
land said. II believe the state
ment has far more significance
than has been attributed to 1t by
the country or Congress
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Health Group Forming

The Glenmont- Highland Public
Health Lay Committee will hold
an organizationa1 meeting at s
pm. tomorrow at the Highland
tSchool in Wheaton. Md.
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Development of a synthetic vi
Itamin A in the United States has
hurt Japans market for cod liver
and shark liver oils.
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Citizens League to Elect

THE Baileys Cross Roads Citi-
zens' League will elect officers at
I8 pm. tomorrow in the parish
hall of st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
BY Francis Stann

hunting boots and carrying
a gun"
That spaniels are dogs of
great antiquity can be veri-
fed by history. AS first men,
toned. they date back as far
as 1885 and were used in
hawking and springing game
to the gun as soon as that
weapon displaced the net.
Opinion Is that the spaniel,
crossed with the Spanish
pointer, resulted in the setter.
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The cocker, Of the smaller
variety of the spaniel family
and easily the most popular.
was used in England on wood
cock and other small game.
Hence the name cocker
spaniel"
concentrated in this little
dog" fanciers are wont to
quote, "is the sporting instinct
at its highest" This Is not
difficult to believe after
watching cookers in the field.
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The Gentle Cocker Is q Hunter, Too

Equally adept at flushing "fur
or feathers" a well-mannered
cocker will refuse to vie for
game belonging" to another
dog. On the contrary, he will
honor" the successful cocker
who fetches a pheasant or
other quarry to his masters
feet by posing nearby and
looking happy.
The Colonial Field Trial
Club for Spaniels, which NUM-
bers among Its charter mem
bers such as Capt. L. H. c.
Johnson, U. s. NJ; Charles B.
Moling of the Air Force. w.
Amos Konkle of the Navy
Department and DR.. william
Claudy, Fire Department sur
geon, makes a point of de-
bunking the theory that only
certain colored cookers will
hunt.
The club maintains there Is
no genetic correlation between
coat color and nose, stamina
and common sense. Little
more than half of the field
trial champions, according to
records, are solid-colored. The
remainder are about equally
divided between black-and-
white and red-and-white. The
bold puppy, regardless OF
color, Is to be preferred.
Serious field training never
begins until a puppy Is from
7 to ID months old. Gradually,
he begins to learn hand and
command signals. "Hup"
means to sit. "On" to leave
the handler In the direction
indicated. Fetch" to retrieve.
An old glove, tied into a
small bunch, usually Is the
first game" a spaniel is
taught to retrieve. A cap
pistol Is used to call puppies
to the feeding pan at many
kennels so as to accustom
them to the sound of q re-
port. Later, they graduate to
STAR PICTORIAL MAGAZINE
Evening star., 1951-01-07

A MERICAN KENNEL CLUB
IA records reveal that the
companionable cocker spaniel
is far and away the most
popular dog in the United
States. OF approximately
8 million dogs in this country,
% million are spaniels. In
the Greater Washington area,
something like 210, 900 Of 540,-
600 dogs are of this breed.
But the versatility Of the
cocker. coveted because of his
ability to be a lap dog, bench
(show) dog, star performer
In obedience trials and the
good-natured playmate to
children, so overshadows an
other special talent that a
group of washington and
nearby Maryland and Virginia
fanciers Is trying to remedy
an injustice to the winning
little creatures.
The breed, according to the
newly-organized Colonial Field
Trial Club for Spaniels, has
a hunting instinct which has
been passed down through
many generations. Unknown
to many owners of cookers.
they are the smallest of the
gun-dog family and none of
their multiple duties affords
them more pleasure than to
act as capable assistants to
sportsmen.
The primary purpose of the
Colonial Field Trial Club is
to encourage the spaniel
owner into the open field and
to this end quarterly trials
are dedicated.
"The dogs love It," says ].
c. Hawley. chairman of the
clubs Board of Governors and
one of the foremost breeders
of cookers in this sector. I've
known many a bitch to refuse
to leave her litter of puppies
for any reason except the
sight of her owner wearing
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on TE C0vkR Tack Hawey SO South Jefferson street
Arlington, takes II easy with Nps Kips emperor left)
~ Calvin Person. S4o3 Thirty ninth avenue Hyatts
yille, and his cocker ulencaryn Mis- Demeanor The
pheasants The hassock testify 70 the does hunting
Evening star., 1951-01-07
6 MONTHS
OF LIGHTS

It's the new Parker FIominoire
only butone gos lighter mode
in America. under the original
French potents-with the pre-
cision you'd expect from Parker
-mokers OF the worlds finest
pens. The only butone eos
lighter proved by more than
100000 users the world over
who cheerfulIy paid up to
$500 more than this newest.
greotest Of lighters now costs
you. At smart dealers every
where. Buy it now-itH need
no refveIing iHI next fonl Only
$12. so ino re. foxI. Includes
smart Gift cose.
~Ths saiy psekss lighter. sssssdssss ss sSss
-sssA, tAss gives msMshs % tights ~ishsss
xses.alana (s~0a fes paek-s-Aav susekessl.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARLINGTON-vacant frame bunga-
low with 11x25 hy. rm. and frepl..
11x13 din rm.; Q bedrms., 13x13,
7xS; full bath and small equipped
kit; located on 65x14O-ft. wooded
corner lot. 1t incl. .det. gar. bsmt.
and oil warm-air heating; 4 blks,
from Wash. blvd. in East Falls
Church" Asking, S11,950 with as
little as 5000 cash and S11O mo.
Call SOUTHERN REALTY, ia.
5-6640, exclusive. IA
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedroo brick
rrambler BY owner. 81 managing;
WE WILL BUILD a 2-bedroom lome
on your lot for S9.950. For free
consultation and plan service. call
Mr.. Thompson. OW. 1000 days; OF.
1924 ewes. J. MAYNARD MA
GRUDER. 2525 Wilson blvd.
FARM. 2nz acres: woods,
stream. soft. liv. rrn.. 4 bedrms. :,
bath and powder rm., all-elee. kit.
full bsmt. For sale by OWNER. JE.
3-7374 pa
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baths: excel. loo. OF River I'd. lust lust
call WO. 1895. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
DI. 1411.
WOODMOOR-New tri-level rambler
3 bedrms., living rm., separate din
ing rm., large equip. kitchen, Ia
baths: wooded section; only S17,500.
Call for appt. until 8 pm.
I'LL 2-4n20
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MONTGOMERY

VEST CHEVY CHASE,
white brick Colonial
center-hall, living room,
dining room, large
kitchen, library, powder
room, I'd fl, 4 bedrooms,
2 baths; tiled floor in
basement, maids room
and law; detached ga
rage; large well land
scaped lot; convenient to
schools and transporta-
ton. BILLINGSLEY &
KORZENDORFER, OR.
1926 til 8.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTs-A large de-
taehed bricktex home; lee. liv. .rm
Etn St nTep T.. ice; Ses1m: Din; rm md mGdern
garage: lge.. level lot, Close to
shopping and transp. Only $4,000
down. SUBURBAN REALTY CO.
540S osss Marlboro Pike. Sc. 20.
GREEN MEADOWs-s13,75O, terms;
sHGKrzEA. sins; MA; Il. RGsal aaoi' w. CLIFFORD
GREEN MEADOWS Lovely 6-rm.
home, nr. bus, school. shopping;
excellent financing; monthly pay
ments under. $40. incls. taxes. in
H. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50. "a
RIvERDALE-Lovely 2-bedrm. brick
bungalow; knotty pine liy.. rm.. flre-
place: 6smt. stove. refEr.. tool
sso down snpfGsss Ssiane. .01 tsas. sus
JOHNSON. WA. $3.50. -22
BY OWNER. 2-apt. house; 3 rms.
and bath up, rms. and bath down;
lot 6Ox1b0. TAX. PIX. SH. 59ll.
UPPER PRINCE GEORGES, modern,
furnished apartment house: 6 apart
ments rents $3.50 month: $16,75O,
half cash; yearly taxes. S7S; large
SsRmi %z. isJs' 5s'' No agents. owSsE' q!
BUNGALoW-Sl. 600 down buys this
7-rm.. h.-w.h. and bath home; To-
Gated Just over D. c. line. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO.. 1911 Pa. ave
Sc, Ii. $4,000. -23
AVE. - Vacant; $1,000
down will buy nice bricktex bunga-
low: 5 lee. rms. and bath. Oil heat,
'front.' porch. screened rear porch;
lot b0x117 with nice shade trees
SUBURBAN REALTY CO., 5402
Marlboro pike Sc. 10. 9-9666. -23
BRICK BUNGALOW. near Fairfax
Village s.e,: 10 min. from Capitol;
liv. rm. with frepl., din. rm., mod
ern kit. 2 bedrms. and bath; attic
floored and insulated, with space
for 2 additional rms; full bsmt.
nice heat; nice terraced lawn. SUB
boro pike Sc, 10. 9-9666. --23
RAMBLER-Don't miss seeing this
beautiful brick home; liv. rm., din.
rm., kit. 4 bedrms.. 2 full baths;
full basmt. with firepl., ia baths,
oil heat; 2-car garage: screened
po5ssi peGsins On otomse asrs EESgnd son1dHFxsT sxsT
REALTY CO. I211 Pa. ave. Sc.
Ii. $4,000. -23
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MOST CRITICAL
FRIENDS
YOU'VE WAITED

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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.

CHEVY CHASE-A splendid brick
Colonial home; center hall. 3 bed
rms, baths. dormitory rm. on
Bird a.; den and powder rm. in base
ment; built-fn garage; near Lafay-
ette and Blessed Sacrament schools.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS. WO. 1900 un-
til 9 pm. 1920 Conn.
CHILLUM HEIGHTS = Here is the
ideally located semidet. brick g.
bedrm., 2-bath home you have been
burning firepl:, gas heat, Lear brick
dition with wall-to-wall carpeting.
Lot $50 #. Deep. Just step from
grade school and bus stop. Price.
S21 $50; substantial cash OF will
consider trade. MR.. TERMS, HU
rSSeai roXaALL VILLAGE AREA-s-year-
old det. brick Colonial with slate
roof; 9 rms. g excellent bedrms. },
Sk baths. fun basement. concrete
screened porch; level fenced lott
close to schools, shopping q and ID
msst snk = sold uIiPs Eyesi call b1 81 i49 49974S'
invest ssoeS6i 1924 income come s7aoo FL r,g. ".
furn.. nr. Dupont Circle; senlidst
4es DELAFiELD PL. N.w-onls
$1,000 down; Nv: rm.. din. rnn:. Z
snrenssd ssaesnsd porch. Orch Suiltedia gar: home
payments. JUSTINE REALTY CO.
412 9th st. NV. DI. 5995. -23
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RAMBLER

1a.acre level lot. 5 minutes from
Chevy Chase Circle out Conn. ave
Brick; 2-car garage; center en-
trance; lovely screened porch; recre-
al alton ss room II easements attraction,
extras; 1-year -old. Priced under
$4,000. Excellent financing. See Il
as soon as possible. Will sell quickly
Call WO. 3456 until Q PM; Sun.
10:30-3.
ORAN s. CRAWFORD
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A LITTLE FINER
Brick Bungalow
S14 Q50

OPEN TIL 8 PM.
1900 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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WHEATON
S12.500
WHY PAY RENT?

Here is an immaculate little home
with beautifully fenced-in yard
Shade trees. This lovely home has
. complete kit, incl. Bendix clothes
washer; lge. liv. rm.. 2 nice bed
rms. pull-down stairway to loads
Of storage space. Gas a.-c. heat
dows. Mr., schools. shoppine
transp. Purchaser may assume Gl
1st trust OF approx. $4,000 at AZ
payable S65.S1 monthly. incl. take.
and insurance.
BETTER HURRY ON THIS ONE
To inspect call Mr.. Burklin, WI
3633: eyes,, WI. 62SS.
r. H. BEST SALES, INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E,

ANACOSTTA-2-APT. BRICK
INCOME, S1S7 MONTH
Nice 4-yr.-old corner, conveniently
located / block OF Nichols ave-; gas
heat, laundry; excellent financing
Priced at only $15,750. Must sell
this week. Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S136.
ATLAS REALTY CO., ST. 1858.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
KENSINGTON
A417 AMRI FIR DRIVE

3-year-old brick Colonial with 8 nice
bedrms. and full basement; nice
cond. throushout; carport. fenced
yard and other extras; walk. to pub
shopping; large AZ loan placed;
additional terms available to suit
you; open SUM-, 1-6; come right out
Conn ave. and follow arrow signs
to property; $1S.500.
Higgins 81 Harrison, Inc.
Realtors LO. 5-2SO0
--22
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ss3s ss1a. rS5?sa 9oaf'!ss Fl sss
BETHEspA84vbedrm. fiff aea St g4o'' Colonial in
sect section; ton. lge, iiy; rm:. din. rm,,
rec. rm. and powder rm.: real
home. moderately priced. BILLINGS
LEY LEY d koRzENDoRFER. OR. 1925
BRADLEY IL, BLvD. AREA-s-acreS mSs e.-
home. in lovely setting; more Sround
nm home today. BILLINGSLEY T.
koRzENDoRFER, OR. 1926 tin , 8.
BURNT MILLS yILLAGE-Attraetiye
din. rm. comb, 34xI4, can be made
separate rms; splendid kit, 8 bed
rooms, ,2h baths. II lge. closets.
nrepl: in bsmt., breezeway and o
car ea,,nu saraGei age Now Nov, is the time to ex-
cau RoBERT Oh sf'e's T. 'GaE aEATsR, ffssfa'isa sa:
9O2i: Or come out to the once In
caEyY he yHf'ieaf Chase. MD.-rh,. most mII It,
traetive brick. very individual 4
on End a.; concealed winding stair
case Is most appealing: inviting nv.
Im.. family din. rm. with bay win
dows; den, recr. rm.. maids rm. /;
entire bsmt. with asphalt tile noor-
trees and shrUbbery: ln. IN a most Desui5iSi piel
turesoue setting. Will sell ON sight
for $39. 500. F. A. TWEED CO.. INC.
6SO4 Conn. ave-. EN-. 1890 IL Q
caEyY CHASE. Md new ram
blerS under construction RANGING
from $2s, $50 to S33,50o. Some
Z svsllssls krNns. IL 90 day days. RIILIMasTEY
q koRzENDoAFER' OR, 2s2e % ~ O.
RoCKvILLE-Beautiful. landscaped
MRS; ROSS, daithersburS S23-R,
sfIyER I'll as2G sssfSe; 58i 2JGss3 tRs3.r 1ss ia.
sSsPso Ans aeef; house. 'fos 1T s6ssoS s5sS0S
3 other lots adjoining; priced Si3.-
s5o. SMITH W. ALLNUTT. sr.
wv SN1 stkSom s9sSi HOUSE near s se,bssd. Mss
HaMrND HaSa rdSsDiss sob %,. TH9s rssss.as
WI. 2426; ewes. and sun. cali Mr.
1914 SEMINARY RD.. s. s., Md.-A
Better Home and Garden, 3-bedrm.,
detached brick: bsmt.. gas heat: inn
mediate possession. Shown by appt.
g snly 20. Mr. Smith wo. sl7l, IS sox
REAL HOME VALUE-Comparattyeiy
new all-brick det. home OF fine
quality, Q rms. % bedrms.), 2K
baths: excel. loc. of River I'd. Just
beyond Western ave-; S31 $50. Ewes,
call WO. 1895. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
WOODMOOR-New tri-level rambler;
ing rm., large equip. Kitchen. ih
baths: wooded section; only Sl7,5OO,
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PARTRIDGE

New DEVELOPMENT Of large fine quail
ity homes adjoining Rock Creek
Park: one Of the most beautiful
tracts Of wooded land in the city.
FIRST TWO HOMES SOLD BEFORE
COMPLETION. This handsome brick
Colonial nearing completion Is q
masterpiece of fine quality and
including library and powder rm'
on 1st A.; 3 bedrms., 2 baths on
2nd H.: lovely paneled clubroom and
servants rm. and roughed-in bath
in basement; delightful high eleva-
ton in beautiful woodland setting;
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
CHOICE LOCATION

O1101OG 10OA ! 1N1N
Custom built home with charm and
personality. 2-story white brick with
built-in garage. 3 large bedrooms
powder room on first floor. Recrea-
level Handicapped lot. conv. tc
schools: You would not expect to
fnd o home as fine as this for only
$23. $50 Shown by appointment
Call, SH. S0IO It'll 8 pm,
Evening star., 1951-10-22
CHARM. PLUS

OI1A1tIW, I bUO
Is offered to the discriminating pur-
chaser by this graceful all-brick
tion of Falls Church; features a
15x22 liv. rm. with firepl., separate
din. rm.. lge. mod kit, 3 very nice
bedrms. and full baths; also at
tached gar. Home is brand new
and the price is S24.950.
ARLINGTON REALTY
1912 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500
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HOUSES SALE-N.W. (cont.l J

BRIGHTWOoD - Bsrsain: 6-rm:
h.-w h.. blt.-in gar; S14.500i only
So, 500 cash required. JESSE LOEB.
MA. 2014: eyes,. HO. 9167. IA
UPPER BRIGHTwOOD-Det. brick;
slate roof; 8 rms. ga baths. recr.
rm., storage attic. b.-i. gar: best
offer buys. Ewes, 81. 9745. FRANK
s. HILLIPS, DI. 1411.
wOODS-one Of those
prewar 3,bedrm. and 2.bath homes
trees alone justify you letting us
show you this property. THOS. L.
PHILLIPS. WO. 1900 until 8 pm.
21On Cnnn
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PARK-LIKE STREET

PARK-LIKE STREET
Is the location for this rambler with
charm plus. Amazing convenience
and utility for Arlington, Pentagon,
alexandria or d. C. 8 rooms, 9 full
tile baths: exceptionally generous
closet space; special interior panel
Pennsylvania Dutch doors: basement
with toilet and outside entrance. III
you are interested in a quality
home. please see the best. Cali
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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$9,950
$19.950

Center hall Colonial brk.; 8 bedrms.
baths, lge. lily; rm. with firepl. ;
deck; picture window oyerlookine
park; Anchor fenced. The many
extras make this q truly liyable
home. See today by calling
H. BROOKS PERRING q co.
81. 4422. Realtors, sH. $3.50.
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NEAR MONTANA AVENUE

NEAR MONTANA AVENUE
OFF DOWNING STREET
Priced for quick sale. this Groom,
bath. 3-5edroom. full-basement. O.
Sonveniences. is a bargain the small
home buyer cannot afford to miss.
substantial cash required. Miss Wat
MA MARSHALL aaI I. wApLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th 81. NV: DI. 3346.
4th 4 : AND v sTs. N.E.-Large de-
rsse rssee0 sia.sSo. sIaaeSi . rooms BATH ga
ROGER MOSS, Realtor
Ho. 5000 MI. 1892 "a
CoLoRED-l4O7 TRINIDAD AVE.
nie:i 1i ,stb 81 600; vasant-Loyely s-rm..
Ven. blinds, etc: substantial & tai cash cash
so: ises. ( s. 11D NV IA. PAS!S Ssss:
cofoRES1vac2Nr. csSIs'i ID: 11asss, on II Tss st'-
Il 3-7s45 or IA. o5s1. j. E.
COLORED-N. CAPITOL and Chan
nps for ns or ss ..m3Iy sF,ck u,e home suitable sui.
baths. full bsmt.. oil heat: Ice. rear
REALTY CO. 5402 Marlboro pike
cofoRRp@sis Ok RR e-aSss X ST. S.E.-aSs,,t. EESs
bath. ground-level bsmt.; metal
garages; small down payment. Ewes,
call WO. 1896. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
Dl. 14l1.
COL0RED, NV, 7-rm. tapestry
ment. gas heat: priced for quick
sale. Call Mr.. Newkirk. TU. 3232;
ewes. ia. 2040. SAMUEL c. REY-
NOLDS. 3005 Georgia ave NV. -24
COLORED, Mr.. 14th AND MERIDIAN;
nice row brick of rms, rec rm.,
easy terms. N. N. NORTHERN.
Realtor. DI. SS42. 81. 1888
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KENSINGTON
26 CONNECTICUT AVE.
This fine home has nice front porch.
living room with fireplace, full din
ing room, equipped Kitchen, s gem
erous bedrooms; 2-car garage; walk
to churches. shopping. public and
parochial school; bus at door; ex-
cellent financing. Open Sun. 1-6.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors. 10, $1,000.
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HOUSES sALE-vA. Cont
ARLINGTON

We offer you an attractive 2-bedrm.
S14.250. with SIS, 500 cash; full base
ment, expansion attic, gas h.-w.h.
and possession Nov. 10. CECIL B.
LUPTON. Realtor. Owens 1888; Sun.
and ewes. CHI. 2577. --23
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ASSUME CT
CAN'T BE BEAT
CAPE COD

Located in Fairfax, near schools,
ated on large lot, 70x140; features
2 bedrms. living rm.. dining area.
modern kitchen and bath, down;
2 rms. UP and full basement; home
is very clean. Price, S13,750.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500
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Small Down Payment
Buys going patent drugs. soda foun-
tain and variety store on Wilson
blvd, near new Hecnt co. Arnnston
couple or family. Reasonable terms
arranged. Owners will assist in
learning business. Just in time for
Christmas season. OK. 3241 or
ia. 5-9770. -23
Evening star., 1951-10-22

NEW 3-BEDRooM RAMBLERs
Silver Sprins---Near public and
parochial schools; ultramodern
places; full basement; level lot:
block from bus stop on quiet
street Your house taken In trade.
Mr. Maury, TU. 1925. MARSHALL
J. WAPLE CO. Realtor. pI. 3346:
COUNTRY ESTATE
Over 2 acres Of land on Route s,
only 8 mi. to .. c. Solid prick home
containing 8 lge. rms; 1st d. has S
rms. and bath. now used by owner;
End a. mas one OF loveliest apts.,
you've seen In . long time for moth
er. Everything 10 pvt. incl. own mod
equipped kit, bath, bedrm. and Nv.
boiler rrn.. dry storage space and
masonry gar. and 3-stall stable.
Nicely handicapped; in excellent neigh
borhood. Mr. Cross of this once
will be glad to tell you more about
what you can do with this very attr.
place. Exclusive listing Of
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
1OIh 18th ct NV MA Y3-Q 30
Evening star., 1951-10-22

OWNER TRANSFERRED
Bethesda-3-year-old white brick
center-hal Colonial; lse. living room.
pine -paneled den. powder room, lge.
screened porch on lst d.; 8 twin
size bedrooms. 2 baths on 2nd A.:
English basement. recreation room
with firepl.. "a bath. patio. lge. lot.
attached garage; close to Naval Hos
pital and N. I. II.
WOODMOOR AGENCY. INC.
Evening star., 1951-10-22
3-BEDRM. BUNGALOW

3-BEDRM. BUNGALOW
New design, complete equipped kit.
food waste disposer. copper plumb
ing, fully insulated, weatherstripped
and screened; double floors and
walls, all standard construction;
some with separate dining rooms
Located in town. near streetcars,
mediate possession. See sample
house today at 5O1O Somerset road.
Riyerdale. Priced at S11,95O.
OWNER AND BUILDER, WA. 275l.
Evening star., 1951-10-22
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

$500 Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1951-08-12

accept more lucrative jobs in pri-
vate industry. But as one emer-
gency followed another, President
Roosevelt always prevailed on him
to remain at the White House.
Took Cut in Pay.
In 1949, Mr.. Truman persuaded
Mr.. Early to accept a drastic
cut in salary to return to Govern
ment service as deputy director of
defense. Mr.. Early obtained one
years leave of absence from the
Pullman Co. and stipulated that
he would not remain in Govern
ment service longer than that.
Then the Korean war developed
just as his year ended and Presl-
dent Truman prevailed upon him
to remain three additional months.
AS No. 2 man at the Pentagon
he outranked the Army. Navy and
Air Force secretaries and was, in
effect. general manager of the
military establishments.
After returning again to the
Pullman Co., Mr.. Early told friends
that he was growing relaxed and
happy. He had shown no indica-
ton of the heart ailment that
caused his death.