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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-20
COMFORTABLE SUBURBAN HOME.

BETHEsDA-Well furn. brick Cape
Cod; :; bedrmS.; close to Bradley
Elementary School and Natl In
StItute Of Health; $3.50 per mo. Call
MIR. Boihagen. ST. 1900, or OIL
4-4Ull teves.l
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

INSTRUMENTATION SHOP
NIGHT CLUB. colored patronage;
completely equipped; minimum cash:
take over notes. Box l"2-T. Star
Courtroom CONCESSION - Busy
ter1ieW see se MR coHEN Defor. r.
noon or after 6 nm 1872 Conn
Want TO INVEST $4,000 or $4,000
in a paying business. Will consider
partnership. Give fun details; Box
w Anti: sac r. LEASE or purchase cha
location ana amount Of business per
REsTAURAST BUSINESS or equip
ment for sale: 500 G st. NV; 81 500
cash. long lease. Apply sos G
SSi N;Ei CONCESSION wanted by
sober, reliable man. Best refs. EN-,
EXTREMELY 'isR PROFITABLE New
television shows, $4,000 needed,
attractive proposition to individual
or small group: ST; 3,5969. "a
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY for
amount Of capital in hieh-grade
established restaurant and hotel
business in D. C. area. We need
more room and facilities. Box l62-V
SERVICE STATION, R. /. AVE.
Mount Rainier. Md. $500 cash req.
s. oo Tei po pson. R RfTsS sna S0iums
mo-; good lease and rent, Call
Crescent 321-J for intormation;
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INVESTOR INTERESTED in leasing
two $4,000 trotters, with earning
possibilities Of Sl50,000 for 1913.
PuBLlc swiMMsiiNG POOL badly
line; 6usinsssman with 1t CAPITA As' SEEKS eia
others form syndicate, promote
same. Be-. 146-T. Star. 3l'
RESTAuRANT. completely furnished.
t h6C license IIl e SCI cheap. Excel. loca-
ALL MASoNRY COURT. 8 cabins and
lovely home less than yrs. old: 300
+. Hwy, No. |, Va, ) ceres. SOS, 900,
No brokers. Box 15"-T. Star .",2'
fully equipped and
operating. 200 Block G st. NV. Use
Q. EQUIPMENT and rent. only 500
mo. c. H. PARKER CO.. MA. s-:a26.
TURKEY BRANCH FARM. going out
OF business. Name. trucks. Interna-
tional tractor. complete slaughter
house equipment. : two-tcn and .
open top deep freeze display cases,
brooder. batteries and cages. Also
misc. equipment. Can BE- seen ct
Turkey Branch Farm viers Mil
re. between Wheaton and Lockwood.
LO. 5-0519, MA. S-24g2. "a
AM INTERESTED in buying
small duplicating business to supple
nlent my present duplicating SerV-
ice. JOHN DUKEHART, Duplicating
Service, 2022 l. st. NV. Elk. 3-0656.
SUNOCO STATION for sale or lease;
stock and equipment. $4,000 cash;
Sta station a ARD property, s34.95o. Call
FRUIT STAND-S1,5oo cash; rrtgr.
Iwalk-in unit; lge. parking space;
York and BlaGeasburg I'd ne.
Sat. and Sun, 10 am. to 8 pm.
DUMP TRUCKS WANTED, long time
for defense work; must Join "nion;
contract; ref. req. Box l62-T, S,:ar.
MOST UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for
partnership in established new car
aSency. Only those genuinely inter-
estcd call. DU. 1896. Immediate
action necessary. I'll
FOR SALE-Grocery business, stock
and fixtures. viii sell property or
give. 5-yr. lease. ROBERT PAYNE,
6901 Allentown rd.. Logan 7-754S.
BARBECUE DRIVEN for rent or
sale SAL in alexandria; fully equipped
SERVICE STATION for sale. nice
location. parking facilities, for ap-
proximately "3 cars. HO. 2-9733.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE AREA. 3
bearms., year lease; UP to $3.50. OIL.
4-6433 I'll
THREE BEDRMS.. furn.. with yard;
Arlington or NV; u mo. to > yrs:
:; children; under $40. ia. S-S2.S.
81
FURN.. - bedrm. mod. bungalow or
apt foi 4 to & mos, Jan. /. Excel.
ref. EN-. 3-OI61. 49,
COMFORTABLE, CLEAN, attractive
furnished or unfurnished homes for
select clientele now on our waiting
list. Call The w. c. d A N. MIL
LER. Prop rty Management Dept.
EN-. 2-4464. 1872 Mass. ave. NV.
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SMALL HOUSE-Studio
living room. bedroom. kitchen. bath;
all rooms large; well Handicapped
fenced lawn; bus transportation at
door; convenient to stores and
schools; oil heat; rent. $50 per
month. Inspect Sunday. noon to
4 pm, 401 South Wakefield, Ar
vic. 10th AND SHERIDAN NV
Cow. to bus. church, schools and
shops: 3 bedrmS., lge. closets liv.
rm., din. rm., cleo. kit. W. dishwasher
and disposal, rec. rm.: > baths. End
fir. pwdr. rm. LIST fir. and basement;
scr. porch; pkg. area: avail. approx.
Mar. l for to 3 yrs; 500 per
mo-; furnish references. Boz 140-
PARK-Vacant.
; bedrms.. full bsmt. CECIL B.
LUPToN. IA: 7-5333, Sunday and
HILLCREST-6-rm. detached prick:
gas heat, Anchor fence; close to
school. buses and stores. CO.
5-612S Monday. I'll
TAKOMA PARK - on New Hamp.
ave- story. 6-rm.. Diet. brick;
only Ia yrs. old: separate din. rm.,
garbage disposal; very close to
schools and shopping; 81 mo.
j. J. O'cONNOR. JU. 5-3334. III
DECATUR ST. N.W.-6 rms: attrac-
tive: mr.. bus, schools. Call RA.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

HOUSE TO SHARE with working
couple and day care for child. All
privils,, or rent to , men. LII.
I-l93l 30
EMPL. MOTHER. will share house
with cple. and child or with .
FREE RENT on cooperative basis:
man, with . children. school age,
will share nice home with respon-
sible couple. LII. l-1S0S. 81
bedrm. with breakfast; also share
rest of house; 500. JE. 42931
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Amer. Univ. Park Area
S17,950
4315 Chesapeake st. NV.

open OuHQdy, 10
zine. big, detached frame home. In
excellent condition: highly con-
venjent and desirable location west
of Wisconsin ave. near st. AIMS S,
Wilson High. Alice Deal. Sears Roe
buck. Six lovely lge. rms. t3 twin
size bedrmsl full basement. huge
closets. garage. oil h.-w,h.. nice
level lot. Wisconsin ave. beyond
Sears to Chesapeake ST., left to
home. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. D1.
7-1411: ewes, 10. 5k7444. 81
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HOUSES UNFINISHED Cont. ,

p NEY BRANCH RD.. Silver Spring,
modern Z rooms. bath and lavatory,
SIPS. DU. 1924 or AID. ELSA.
30
FOUR MILES from Chain Bridge.
Custom new rambler on =
acres: separate din. rm., bedrms.
, baths. firepl.. Dashboard heat
Sl55. Elmwood 6-3211. I'll
E. RIVERDALE-} bedrms., full bsmt,
kit. and lge. liv. rm., auto washer,
lge. corner lot, Sis. HO. a-370O.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FURN. COTTAGE OR APT, near
Patuxent Naval base, by = men for
APPROX. Il mos. 10. S-a0.I. n',s
applicants waiting
Tor your furn. or unfurn apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash. Va. White
Open days MA S-ouUi
YOUNG COUIIE desire unfurnished
] or , bedroom APARTMENT: pes ac-
ceptah!e. Dial XII. 9-l4ls. IL
EMBASSY GIRL desires small furn.
apt, nv. Box 1t"-T. Sta.
COUPLE desires to
suitcase furn. apt. or home for sew
eral months. Call WO. 6-23l3 be-
tween . and 5 pm. "a
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE.
will ACCEPT surplus furniture as part
payment or your moving. storage:
reaS. ia. 9-293i; ewes, RA. 3-i4I6.
IL
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country safe storage In
separate rooms expert packing
Phone No. T-0l04 UNION STORAGE
CO. INC Established 1900
A dr foo o,,a MOVING o,hs1 to CaliI1rnisa
Daily service on houSeholo goods
and autos at lower tateS JUDSON
FORWARDING MA S-4S53
royal TRANSFER. We will move
low as $40. DE- 1-bii36 DE
n-pOtit SQs
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
BRoADMooR-I,aree r-bedrm .

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .-bedrm. -
bath apt. Terms. OWNER, EN-.
"-5:i52. Ill
NEAR nth ST. N.W.-Two bedrms
ist-d. front. HU, 3-9U5l. al
IN ONE OF the finest. well-manaeed
buildings where standards have been
consistently upheld and purchasers
selected with care. Four bedrooms,
:, baths, maids room and bath, large
liV. rm. and din. rm. Immediate oc-
cupancy. Call Miss Alexander, MA.
$4,000; ewes. and week ends, EN-.
:.N9S6. BOSS 81 PHELPS, INC,
l411 K st. NV. 20
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NEARBY VIRGINIA
FOXHALL VILLAGE
HOUSES UNFURNiSHeD

N thsIra ARLiNG TON -, Rambler.
lge kit. 3 bedrms. bath; stor attic.
mo WIN L WAKEFIELD, "A 7.
emtdet.:
ys,d slI2; Oh 2.2a92 "A = -,
Church and Vienna. Nice garden
and woods; = bedrmS.. large Kitchen,
storage attic Bendix: sos. Vienna
NEW 3-bedrm. mouse.
Silver Spring area; perfect for chill
dren; SHOPPING and schools: Sl2o
Der month: Hemlock 4-so96
1905 BROOK RID. ST.. Highview sub
division 2-bedrm. hrk. bungalow, ;
yard; gas a.-c, heat; 500 mo-;
avail immed. Cali MR.. D1EHL, 10.
Mr.. sUITLAND- Andrews Fields
bedrms,.. mod. lawn picnic grove;
G,RM. BRICK BUNGALOW. full cell
lar, stove, refgr., auto. gas h.-w.h.;
sc. section; S125. LII. 1-2o35.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brk. bunga-
low, only block from shopping and
REALTY CO, JU. 7-5350. -2l
FALLS CRURCH AREA - New. B.;
bedrm. rambler: many trees; paved
street; Sll0. ia. 7-9400, Ext. 1913.
MINED. OCCUPANCY. Beautiful e.
rm. house full bsmt.. 2-car gar:
on busline; school, shops; 20 min
town, Sl15 mo. 6511 Central ave
Seat Pleasant. Md. Call UN. 4-2521.
SILVER SPRING AREA bedrms
full bsmt,. ige. equip. kit; available
immed.. -Sl25 mo. E. F. BLAN-
SIlO; ALMOST NEW 6.rm. semidet.
brick; gas heat; refgr.;- vacant.
SO2 Berkshire DIR. tnear N. H. and
Eastern aves.) RA. 3-S300. go
1909 End ST. NV rms. bed
rms. breakfast porch, fireplace
lge. yard; excel. tranSp.; gas heat.
After pm. Thurs and Fri; after
NEW 3-BEDRM. HOMES si35. not
includ utlls,- Occupancy Jan. 1 in
beautiful Hillcrest. All convens., bus
service. GE kit, powder rm., full
yard. Call 10. 9-o7sS. 30
IUCKERMAN ST. N.W.-Almost new:
3 bedrms.. | "a baths. semidet. brick;
wali-to-wall carpeting. mirrors. dis
possi, storm windows; fenced yard;
fuIl bsmt., gas h.-w,h.. S125; VACANT.
ARnINGTOS-s1e5: attractive s.
elaine PROPERTIES. ia. 2-330o
3 bedrms.. full bsnt..
mr.. n. |. H. and Naval Hospital;
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
1904 Winnett Pl.
Rambler, 5 rooms. two baths. gas
hot-air heat, one-car garage. g.
Westinghouse refgr. with freezing
compartment. Westinghouse auto.
washing machine and clothes dryer
immediate occupancy; $135 per mo.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY
Rental Department
900 Street NV. Ma. S-344O
sos N. Norwood near Pershing dr..
llv. rn. with frepl., rec. rm. with
frepl., garage. screened porch, :,
lge. bedrms.. sep. din. rm. ASK
US? REALTY CO. ia. S-1252. 20
VIRGINIA
FALLS CHURCH-Two bedrms. full
basement, wood setting: $40 mo.
THREE BEDRM. RAMBLER. l.-acre
lot; Bendix, dishwasher and disposal;
81 80 mo.
PINES-In a setting of
fashionable homes, 3 bedrms.. ~
baths, porch. full basement. Immed.
possession; near bus, shops and
CROWN REALTY. JE. $4,000. 1851
West Broad ST., Falls Church. Va.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
F. HAVE LARGE SELECTION q

WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF
luXuriously furnished homes avail
able for occupancy to those who
appreciate comfortable living. Cali
LER. Property MANAGEMENT Dept.
bedrms., pa tie baths. firepl.. pan
eled rec. rm. with Ind firepl., piano.
Snn mos, v,e or lonseT if desired. $50
sly Mo- o. Aeoedrm.. 4-yr.-oid rome.
Alex. Va: nsmt.. fenced yard. excel,
WALTER REED HOSPITAL VIClN.--
Completely furn. house. rms. =
S-iSSI or Ma. s-9G55. -.
Almost new ,-0c drm brick semldet.;
elec. dishwasher. garbage disposal,
range, retgr. Powder rm... lst fl.
Full bSmt-. gas heat. Large lot. On
busline. Near, public and parochial
EVENINGS. LA. 6-SSOO. L. H. CAR
ALEX. HUNTINGTON = .-bedroom
semidet.; bsmt.; fenced yd.: extra lot
with swim pool; SIS. JE. 4-l3S5.
s1i CONSTITUTION AVE. Ne
Arranged into 3 apis: = apis furn,;
SI5O per mo. Open til q. 30
S. ARLINGTON-Two bedrms fenced
Yara; ~a Clng IMAGINING Saroasea dis
COLLEGE PARK cor, 5000 block
acreage; bedrmS.. :, baths, lv.-
Gin. rm.; Oil heat; cleo. water and
range; pvt ROAD; farm; $500. ac-
cept offer for unfUrn. I'll
NORTHWEST - Eieht-room house,
50 month Call ST. 3-l6i4 aiter
A Iil.S pm M. pentason. shops. tran rams
3 DeJrms.; year oia; Mccob6 furn.;
monthly lease avail. KE. SIZES.
BEAUTIFUL FUEN. 4-5edrm. house.
and Sl sa Mo0d5 icy. p Wo nv 'ial Gpen SCI
notwithstanding brick; Turn. or
unturn., attrac. neighborhood; :.
oedrms., : baths, maid S. rm, path
and rec. rm.; gas heat. NO. 1-a036
ALEXANDRIA; " bedrms., stories.
Sla1, JOSEPH W. sEAY CO. JIG
CHEVY CHAsE-Rambler; 3 bedrms
: baths; 3u-1t lip. rm.; S!ho; also
kit, gar, $500. Six rms. IL baths,
200. MRS HUNTINGTON. OIL. =
Zoo, EN-. '!->}S:;. -!
1870 MISSOURI AVE. N.W.-Liylng
ril;. | bedrm.. xii. dining area and
ba h in apt. bldg; SS9:50, utils. Incl.
A al li' 1 Il r., 3 it C%:vv 81
ttr. has den and Law; redec. and
nicely turn: WO. 6-5lI9. ii
GEoRGEIOWN-Jan. 5 TO April I.
i BenniIaaII house t11n' charmsiingfy and
silver. Three beorms., 3 baths,
malds I'm. and bath. Rent. $500.
Phone HO. 2-.IG4. ~
COMFORTABLE SUBURBAN HOME.
suitable for large or small family:
Beautiful / ) acres: privacy: 4 bel-
rms, Ia baths, study, living rm.,
olMihs nm, XII; :-car garage furn.
mo. Lease. / or = yrs. bject to
sale or TO Army or Navy clause.
WA. 1-53U2. ii
CHEVY CHASE-Rambler 3 bedrms.;
m9qnthiy lease; immediate OCCUPANT.
ARL. FoRESr-Liv. rm.. din. m. ?
6edrms. xii. bath. bsmt Possession
20. on LElG aai9 "A AVE- I:"' j. S.. MD
Two oedrm. bungalow. aas aeat; a
block bus. 500. JU. 9-s:iSti. =,
ARLINGToN-six min. 10 Pentason;
;.,hedrm. Diet; brick, bus at door;
,6 Si;9 .i no; ; 30 South nd Sad St. -:
fun bSmt.. eas h.-w.h.; large yard;
conv. to downtown; newly turn. and
decorated, Sl35 per mo. WOOD
WARD e. NORRIS. 123 10Th 81. NV.
RE. '-65s5; eyes, LA. 6-27J7.
III
BETHESDA--Well furn brick Cape
God :; bedrms.; close to Bradley
E!ementary School and Natl In
Stitute Of Health: $3.50 per mo. Call
Mr.. Boihagen. ST. $1,000. or OIL.
JAMES L. DIXON 4 co.
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Mr. 18th AND SHERIDAN SITS.
IT'D AnEC HONSTnEPE

Elk, ell,nt location near Hebrew Acad-
envy. bus. shopping. Colonial brick.
spacious rooms, = FULL BATHS. >
PERPETRATORS screened porches.
inviting recreation room, storm win
dows, etc. SEE THIS TODAY. Call
Mrs. Kohn RA. 6-S943.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
Resltor. 1924 14th st. NV. AID.
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MONROE COURT

One Of Washingtons finer apt. bldg.
for colored; newly decorated effic.
apt. One large rm., reception hall,
kitchen and bath; $3.50 mo. See
janitor on premises. LEGUM 81
GERBER REALTY CO., 1913 Conn.
ave. NV. -Zl
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2916 CORTLAND PL. NV.

2916 CORTLAND PL. NV.
Attractive Semidetached 4-beSrm
brick home, featuring liv rm., din.
rm,. den, kit. powder rm.. recrea-
ton nm. maids bath and Lear
garage. Rent. S1S5 per mo. For
apt. to see. call Mr.. HugheS. H. G..
SMITHY CO., S1l 18th st. ST.
:B-:.300 -ol
1915 STIRLING RID, Sill. SP.
Unusually nice 3-bedrm. detached
brick home containing living room,
separate dining room, modern
kitchen, bath and full basement with
gas &C. heat. May be seen by
appt. Call Mr.. Hughes, A. pm.
II. G. SMITHY CO, SI1 18th St.
NV, ST. $4,000. Ill
BLK. r ST. NV
/ rms, > baths, oil h.-W.h.: ref
erences required. JAMES c. CARR,
Sr., Ala 9Th st. NV, RE. 7-1634.
AND NJ NW.-5 rms.
and bath. h.-w.h SIS per mo. Do
not phone. Come to FIRST MA
T1ONAL REALTY CORP. iii Yer
mont ave. NV. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-20

Nut vending route in
Culpcper, Oranee and Prince
William Counties. Virginia.
Can be operated by lady
or man in one day
week of work Income sup
ports family, $4,000. Hudson
3-63Gl.
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UNUSUAL RESIDENCE

BIZ Both ST. NV.
Two stories, attic and basement. o
car detached garage. 4 bedrooms
dlning room, kitchen. library, draw
ing room, two pantrieS, card room,
> oathS with showers, servant S
rooms and bath, iavatory in base
ment. iarse storage cabinets in at
TIC, automatic gas storage hot water
heater
SJ2J.O 90 per month
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY
Rental Dept. 800 F st. NV
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SOUTH ARLINGTON, :, bedrm. brick
semidrt.. Sis per mo
HOLMES RUN. level rambler, $3.50
per mo. Call LURIA BROS, 90.
ia. 7-S500: 1900 Wilson blvd. All.
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UPPER BRIGHTWooD BUNGALOW
5 i 800: vacant; gas heat. Must be
sold. To inspect, call KENNEDY
REALTY CO.. INC, Realtors. RIA.
1-NIIl.l
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GEORGETOWN
AURORA HILLS

EXquisitely furnished. 3 bedrms., den,
lily. rm.. din. rm.. e4ectiic kitchen.
@i2 baths. > fireplaces, recreation
room. garage; Fl. Scott d.. and
s. joyce ST.; from Jan. ) to March
3; $500 per mo OF I-1loo ii
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3 bedrms.. full bsmt..
mr. N. /. H. and Naval Hospital;
avail. Jan. Is; S125 mo. OIL.
9-S46S. al
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Loewner Keeps Mayor
Post in Hurrisonburq
BY the Associoted Press
HARRISONBURG. Va. Sept.

HARRISONBURG, Va, Sept. 4.
Laurence L. Loewner is continu-
ing as mayor of Harrisonburg un-
der the eity's new councilman
ager form Of government.
The first meeting of the new
five member council named him
unanimously. Mr.. Loewner had
served as mayor for the last four
years under the mayor council
Setup.
Arthur L. Dow of Paris, Tenn,
formally was named city manager.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
| Army 10 Notify 900
|ColoneIs of Retention
On Duty or Retirement

Letters will go out soon to
some 900 Army colonels. advising
them whether they will be re-
tanned on active duty or retired
because they failed to gain pro-
motion in five years.
! A provision of the Officers
Personnel Act of 1947 requires
the retirement Of colonies with
30 years service and five years
in permanent grade. President
Truman has authorized the reten-
ton Of as many as 60 per cent of
them.
An official said today the report
Of a board Of seven retired gen.
erals that considered the records
of the permanent colonies and
recommended retention of 60 per
cent has been forwarded to Army
Secretary Pace for final action.
Some Hold Higher Rank.
The Army has been pressing for
authority to retain. as many of
the veteran colonels as possible,
and the executive order resulted.
Some of the colonels have tenn
porary rank of brigadier or major
general.
The Air Force also has some so
permanent colonies in the same
category, and Is Of them hold
general rank. However. a SpOkes-
man said only those holding the
higher rank would be considered
for retention. He added that ac-
ton was pending approval of rec
concentrations to the Defense De-
partment.
Haislip Headed Board.
Gen. Wade H. Haislip. vice chief
Of staff prior to his retirement
last July and now governor of
Soldiers Home here. headed the
Army board. Other members were
1t. Gems. Edmond B. Gregory and
Alvin c. Gillem and Maj. Gems.
Donald A. Stroh, Edward r. Wit
sell, William r. Schmidt and John
B. Anderson.
For maximum efficiency in the
use of manpower and in justice
to the veteran officers affected,
the Army has been rushing its
procedure.
The Presidents order stated
that, during the present emer-
gency. or until June 80. 1857,
whichever is earlier" the man
datory retirement provision may
be modified up to go per cent
limitation.
The idea behind the provision
was to speed up attrition in the
higher ranks to make room for
younger officers.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Envoy and Senator Long
Swim Bosporus 10 Asia
By tho Associoted Press

ISTANBUL. Turkey, Sept. A.
An American Ambassador and q
Senator can tell the home folks
they swan from Europe to Asia
but they can't claim any distance
record. They picked a spot on
the Bosporus Strait where the
continents are a half mile apart.
The currents there are swift
and tricky. however. So it was
something of a feat for Ambas-
sador George McGhee and Sem
ator Russell B. Long. Democrat,
of Louisiana.
They plunged in at $50 am.
yesterday in Europe near the an
cient Rumeli Fortress. Senator
Long reached the Asian beach
near Mr.. McGhee's summer home
first, making it in 271a minutes.
Others padding along were
Mrs. McGhee, two McGhee chill
dren. Marcia, IL. and George, 10,
and Mrs. Martha Hunt of Wash
ington. D. c., the Ambassadors S
private secretary. A rowboat &C
companied each swimmer.
Senator Wayne Morse. Republi-
can, of Oregon, who is accom-
panying Senator Long on an in
Spection tour of United States
airfields, watched the swimmers
from Mr.. McGhee's front porch.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Moods First Quiz
On Price Controls
Set at Fresno, CoHf.'
BY the Associated Press

Tighe Woods. the Nations new
price boss. is going to give house.
wives in. Fresno. Calf, the first
chance to tell him what they
think of price controls.
Mr.. Wood said yesterday he plans
to leave over the week end to con-
duct. town hall type meeting
with consumers in Fresno next
Monday afternoon. That will be
the opening of a crosS-country
price quiz tour to enable him to
get f1rst-hand information on how
the people feel about price sta
bilization.
He said last week he will make
at least a half dozen stops on the
East and West Coasts, the South
and Middle West in his tour. He
isn't ready yet to announce his
itinerary.
Stressing that he believes firmly
there is need for strong controls
over the necessities people must
buy, Mr.. Woods said, however,
that if he finds controls are not
the answer he will recommend to
President Truman that they be
abolished.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-01-31
News from Munson
{ LIST, but iS now feeIlng

sick list, but is now feeling
better.
Mrs. A. D. Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Miller visited
relatives in East Cleveland,
Saturday evening.
The last upholstering meet
ing was held Wednesday with
Mrs. John Friel. There were
IA ladies present, they presen-
ted Mrs. Friel with a bread
box.
The Munson Discussion Group
met with Mrs. Ed. McGeough,
Thursday.
Mr.. Ellis Diehm of Cleve-
land Heights visited Mrs. Emma
Hines and Miss Dolly Pechek,
Friday.
Mrs. w. H. Miller, Mrs. Bert
Ashcraft and Mr.. E. A. Sum-
mers attended the funeral of
their cousin, Asher Hill of
Hartsgrove, Saturday.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-01-31
Snow Pictures

In determining exposure, check
the instructions packed with your
film for the proper setting for
bright subject and 60 on from
there. You follow the same proce-
dure if you are using one OF the
inexpensive pocket size guides. Ii
you are using an exposure meter.
the reading should always be taken
close to the person whose picture
you are taking, or the principal
object in the scene.
When you take skiing or tobog-
gaming pictures, in which you want
to show the steepness of the slope,
best position from which you can
show the steepness is not the top,
nor the bottom, but from vantage
point on a nearby slope from
which you get a side view.
You don't have to 60 to winter
resort to get such pictures. While
the proportions won't be quite the
same, you can still get pictures
that are fun to have if you shoot
the sledders on your favorite
hometown hill.
John van Guilder