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Evening star., 1952-09-28
WE SELL HOUSES
YOUR WEEK END LIST
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YOUR WEEK END LIST
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, 1T
Colonial, $16,950
Carol Knolls, 2425 Churchill I'd
To reach: Georgia ave.. left on
Dexter rsSS ave 70 oaTaipsr inrt ave. Some lei.
LiS. room with fireplace, dining
room, complete kitchen. 3 bedrooms
and full bath, rec. rm. with tile
floor. Extra lot available. Handicapped
and fenced. Assume ~ loan. Good
value. See today.
Cape Cod, $21, $50
Tskoma. Is Darwin ave:-To reach;
trafdc light at Philadelphia ave. to
Grant, right to open sign; Ideal
junior hish and grade school. Four
bedrooms. den. recreation room;
built-in garage; patio and play
house. Home is very decelv!ng from
outside, Be sure to inspect interior.
New Colonials, S., 900 Down
Woodside Forest. 9724 cnlumbie blvd.
TO reach: Ga, ave-. righs on Dale
drive. follow signs, Furnished for
your inspection. 5 bedrooms, liz
baths. Offers considered. Excep.
Iouaiiy Weu ruut.
2 New Ramblers, $26,500
Argyle Forest. 1901 Forest Glen nd
TO reach: Colesville rd., left on
Forest Glen I'd; TO open sign. 8
room; csrn:r fYIl 9d., basement with fireplace.
English Colonial, $28,500
Indian Spring Terrace. 305 Indian
Spring. dr.-To reach: Colesville I'd.
bedrooms. spatf fSIl i baths. ans e Sedfoo@ dDSse
and full bath. 1st floor; unusual pre-.
war stone and brick. Complete in
every detail. 100'x14B lot with
garden; rec. rm.; garage.
Rambler, $24,950
Indian Spring Hills: eb09 Caroline
ave.-To. reach: Colesville rd., right
on Franklin ave: to Caroline. Left
TO house. Beautiful 3-bedroom ram
extras have been aided. 22' living
room; large, level lot; well land
scaped. Owner leaving city.
Colonial, $18,50O
sesss sisate; g.. isSi S. s5;Ssns b Asrs,
rieht to brisbane. 3 BEDROOMS: ds. per. @
,fect condition; corner lot. Public
and st. Ionn's Parochisi Schools
&SAAby
Prewar, $28,500
Woodside Park, 1909 Dale drive--To
Reach: Colesvills I'd. to Dale dr., left
70 house. A bedrooms, Q baths, large
bedroom finished on Srd floor, recr.
rm.; garage. Vacant. Must sen.
| Rambler, $22, 500
Indian Spring terrace. 94o7 ocala
sve;-To :each: C'olesville rd., right
on FRANKLIN ave. left on Ocala ave.
New .quality-built rambler; deiisht.
!ui ny. room with picture window
ano fireplace. complete GE Kitchen,
Snree attractive twin-size bedrooms.
| Ia paths. full basement. One-half
Rambler, $21, 900
Fairland Heights. 2341 Fernland I'd.
TO reach: Route 20 to Laurel lefe
| and Fairland School, follow signs.
| new 3-bedroom rambler, nearly i.
acre corner lot. Very nice rooms
IHniEGhughout;; HiTh nIssa;,,, Ail-electric kitchen.
New Cape Cod, $26,950
Woodside Park. 1914 Fairyiev ID
and open sign. 4 bedrooms eS S.haft "a;
Cape Cod; bedroom ana fiill bsth1
1st floor; puilt-in garage nnda,
screened porch. Very Convenient IL.
| cation. Walxtng distance To Silver
! spring shopping area.
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, / TO Z
THOMPSON & GRAY
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Observation-Disclosures

Reduced to S32.50O. with $4,000
lst. trust. brick ana stone CUSTOM
built rambler: center-hall ent., liv.
rm. with firepl., 3 lge. bedrms.. Q
tiled baths, din. rm., lge.. mod. eq.
KIT; full bsmt., breezeway, gar;
To reach: Out Colesville I'd. to
Northwest DR. left Ia A0h
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613 MIDLAND ROAD

Assume S17.2O0 AZ. 26-yr. loan
Galiifornss s,siS1 b.,Is rambler: located in sx-
acres, handicapped, fenced lot: lge.
ltv. .rm. with. firepl., sep. din. rm..
oe luxe co. kit, huge bedrins.,
tiled bath, bsmt.. carport. Drive out
ColeSville I'd. / block past ESQ sta
tion In Colesville to Midland rd..
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WOODMOOR-
100 EaStnoor Drive

Brick Cape Cod; liv. rm. with frepl.,
lge.. kit. and dinette. Q bedrms.. tiled
bath, stairway to fully exp. attic,
with space for 2 additional rooms
and bath, full bsmt., outside ent.
Lge. fenced lot. gar; conv. to public
and parochial schools. To reach:
nersl to Lorain ave-. right on Lorain
to Pierce dr.. left to Eastmoor dr.,
right on Eastmoor to 100.
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$13,99O
50 500 CASH

FOR CT OR NON.GI
Buys one Of these Bethesda S.bedroom
RANCH HOMES
So under construction. Several avail
able for immediate occupancy.
2b. minis. to downtown Washington;
also close to National Health Insti.
tute, Bethesda Medical Center and
Army Map Service.
OPEN TODAY. 1915
Directions: Out Wis. ave. to Bank oi
town I'd. Just beyond wildwood
Manor to Bells Mill I'd. and model
home.
GEORGETOWN VILLAGE
OIL. 1856. :. RE. 2171
--2a
Evening star., 1952-09-28

YOU BE THE JUDGE
sls epEn TIrEfs%ssuIsc sgNRAxi { To TSonTiyr
Within 2 blks. Of st. Bernadette
Parochial and Pinecrest Elementary
Schools: 2 solidly built. well-propor-
toned 3-bedrm. brick Colonial with
rec. room; on large. well-lendscaped
lot; for. S1S,750, To reach: Coles
vile I'd. to. Old Bladensburg I'd.
rirht. 8 blocks to Williamsburg dr.,
DisTffNcTi1vIE pARKwooD
Ramblers-Colonia Cape Gods :
Here In this choice setting we have
many new homes to suit your every
need. all Of which are near the new
PARKWOOD GRADE SCHOOL and
the new HOLY REDEEMER SCHOOL.
Drive out today to see these gems.
priced from S23. 800. To reach: Out
Conn. ave. ext. to Saul rd., left sew
eral blks. to the $500 block and
our new houses.
Lawrence v. LuteS Co.
Realtor Sligo 4222
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SILVER SPRING AREA
Shown by Appointment
$11,950
WHEATON
2-bedrm. brick bungalow. yr. old;
assume G1 $4,000 trust. S64 per
mo-. incl. taxes: End trust considered.
CONN. GARDENS
3-bedrm; brick rambler, GE kit.; Ievsl
and bal like rent,
$13,950
GLENMONT
3.bedrm brick rambler;. liv. .rm.,
lot: assume 50. 800 CT trust, S64
per mo. incl. taxes; End trust con-
$14,950
HOMEWOOD
2-bedrm. brick BUNGALOW: firepl.. Eng
tiles; ofi-street parking: By school.
Make an oder. Good terms.
$18,500
ROSEMARY HILLS
3-bedrm brick rambler, firepi., bsmt.
with lavatory elec. kit. cor. lot:
below tedsss market: I siHn finsncins I a;Sy open.
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor
Scrimgeour Bldg.
1916 Ga. Ave.
JU. $1,000
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J. Bannockburn Rambler
Half-Acre Lot

SRaISiicIs f,,Ii SiS,Ss SSs-bssSdrocm sS sM.bath brick.
1892 slndecE over 2-car garage. rage
With or without finished recreation
room. This home on corner lot in
nne residential section. of large
pM1rrMn9. rpgMsc Sn9 priced accordingly. d.
sears. Roebuck Storey 10 wilson
lane. lett on Wilson to Laverock eve.
and our open si1n. "
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1907 w. Coouelin Terrace

Assume Ice. 4eS first trust. Out
standing brick rambler; lge. liv.
rm. din. rm; comb. with fgepl.. huge
way to storage attic, level lot. Priced
well below market at S23,950, with
$4,000 cash down. To reach: Out
Conn. ave. to EaSt-West hwy, right
to Jones Mil .rd.. left to w. Coque-
lin ter. left to 1907.
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A NEW HOME

Builder just completing Colonial house
on corner lot at River I'd. and
Newport ave.. gao. mile from West
en-. fireplace. lge. screened porch
built-in garage. gas heat; needs only
living IN to make It home. Phone
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SH. 5000
SILVER SPRING

04dV GIt 0I Tt1NU
Lovely detached brick home, 2 yrs.
Siaiir11 Si6ii 1st door: living rm; tnrepi: }.
att am sarsse ss nSa anS seaIisss;n.d ais; ,ds sls
porch; End H., 3 lge. bedrms., tile
Dath; fuu bsmt.. partially finished
rec, rm.; gas a.-c. heat; beautifully
iandscaped yard-patio. Price, S22,-
6Un 900 cash. r. s. BLACK
NA NAcN6. Ssso EsaitSr' oI l016 son66 18th st. NV.
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5. Chevy Chase
4004 Manor DR..

Cor: rambler on Ice. 2oo-ft. lot, with
breezeway and garage. There are
bedrms.. 2M baths, famiiy-siSed din.
rm.: screened porch. Q iirepls., recr.
I'm; close-tn community OF fine
RECTTONS: Out Conn. ave. hits
past Columbia Country Club to
Manor DIR. and left to our open sirn'
Evening star., 1952-09-28

0IzU FI0Wer AVe.. q. 3. JU. 8-8700
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO S
is Myrtle Ave., Silver Spring
and stcne hoass r Excel eoa Dasa 0riSk ia.
2 bedrms, and bath. screened ere; j; porch, rii,
lst a.; End a. finished Into Ice.
hedrm. Plumbing avail. for addi-
IL tiGnsi bath. Fun bsmt:. rec. rH,.
tifui landscaped lots. Just i block Block
from 8 bus lines, blocks to public
school and within walking distance
Montgomery Hills shopping center.
Owner win take back 1st trust in
amount Of $4,000. e. s. PRICE Il
c. 1891 cn Georsia ave-. 10. 5-1231.
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1O121 GREELEY AVE.

Desirable a-sedrm. brick Cape Cod;
tiled bath. lge. closets, full bsmt.
with outside ent. Near st. Johns
Parochial School and new elementary
schools. Priced to sell at S16.950.
To reach: Out Ga. ave. to Dexter
ave-. left to Greeley, left to house.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
HILLANDALE
10605 SHAnV CIRCLE

OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO 6
We are pleased to present this de-
lightful new Colonial which is one
% rah1er gl1SI Ieas1Ing nd 1osn tne poppy
story home; comb. liv. and din.
rm.. lge. kit. with breakfast mock,
bedrm. and half bath on 1st A.;
2 bedrms. and bath on 2nd a.; fu-
ture rec. rm. with firepl.: lge. porch,
heaut: lot. Price. $23,750. Directions:
to Greenacres pkwy., left to Edge
water. left to Sweetbrier.. right to
Pagebrook dr.. right on Shady Cir
BUILT BY M. & W. LOCKWOOD
Cali JU. 5-710O
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I. Bethesda
5503 Charlotte Rd.

.ccated in an excel. residential sect
this brk. rambler Will satisfy the
tilsd tfihlsdtinS bsthe'u suysr: siI.,.ss lss 5edr%s
fast SPACE slss Atsrsctiys E,s Eita Sream
comb, 2 firepis.. fun bsn,t. and
priced very reasonably st S25. 600 100
directions: From Bank Of Betfesda
out Old GEORGETOWN I'd. to HuntinT.
ton pkwy., left 3 blocks to Moor
Iand, right " blk. to Charicote and
Evening star., 1952-09-28
SILVER SPRING

150S JASPER ST.
l blk. from Glendale public school
bedrms., hv. rm., dinette, kit,
elec. refgr., gas range; full bsnlt. /;
corner lot. $14.250. Excellent
OPEN SAT-. AND SUN. 1-6.
JOSEPH F. SWAIN, INC.
WI. 1922. JU. s-4711. WI. 3413
Evening star., 1952-09-28
1904 WALDEN ROAD

OSUF AiOG1V ICO71AO
immaculate custom-built brick CO.
4ep lE9lsl hSme afspup dfs ds lIn KIT F xish wish
family-size din. space, three lge.
bedrms., tiled bath, full bsmt. with
lavatory and outside ent. Conv.
to schools, shopping and trans.
Level Handicapped lot. To reach:
Out Piney Branch rd. to Flower
ave, left to Plymouth. right to
Walden. left to house.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CLOSE ESTATE

OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6 PM.
De-: move in: 2, rms. bath. sun
shrubbery. gar; conv. to schools,
transp.; good neighborhood. Owner
occupied; good cond. See and ap-
precjate. 5004 18th st. NV. Terms.
EXCLUSIVE with MYTON. GE. 0l70.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
,. Country Club
4008 Laird Pl.

Near Columbia Country Club and
Conn; ave.. in Q neighborhood Of
nne homes-This new brick Cape
GOD has bedroom and full bath on
nrst moor; large rear porch with fine
English-type basement with Earsee
roughed-in recreation room and al.
dttional fireplace. Very reasonahly
priced for o home In this location.
directions: Out Connecticut ave.
past C1iumnia Country Club to Laird
property.
Evening star., 1952-10-27
McGranerY Lists Defects
In Immigration Law
BY the Associated Press

Attorney General McGranery
said today that the new immigra-
ton law which becomes effective
December "a is badly in need OF
change and qualification.
The Attorney General listed
what he regards as defects in the
statute in an appearance before
the Commission of immigration
and Naturalization.
The commission was recently
created by President Truman to
analyze the law and provide ad-
vice on how it should be admins
tered. The group, headed by
former Solicitor General Philip P.
Perlman. has held a number of
hearings in other parts of the
country.
AS head of the Justice Depart
ment, Mr.. McGranery noted that
he is the official chiefly respon-
sible for enforcement of the
statute, adopted by the last Con-
gress and known as the McCar-
ran Act.
Mr.. McGranery said the law,
which was supposed to codify all
existing immigration regulations
and add new provisions, is full of
antiquities. He said it suffers
from faulty arrangement of Sec
tionS, making intricate cross
references necessary to determine
the rules.
Evening star., 1952-10-27
18Th PhiIafeIic Congress
Will Draw U. 5. Scholars

Leading philatelic scholars
from distant parts Of the United
States are expected to attend the
18th American Philatelic Congress
at the Hotel Statler Thursday
through Sunday.
The gathering is sponsored by
the National Philatelic Exhibitions
of Washington. of which James
H. Bower is chairman and Samuel
M. Burgess, secretary.
Presiding at the Congress ses-
sions will be Joseph A. Herbert,
jr.
There will be reception Thurs
day evening, banquet Saturday
evening and a Philatelic Writers
breakfast Sunday morning. Three
programs of papers and discus
slons have been arranged, with
Maj. James T. DeVosS, H. D.
Mitchell, R. P. Alexander, Albert
F. Kunze. Svend Yort, Thomas
Deane Perry, Raymond Moore
Wilkinson, DR.. A. Jay Hertz, Jere
Hess Barr. 1t. Denwood Kelly,
U. S. N. r., Pauline Hurd Near
ings. Mrs. Ethel B. Mccoy, P. J.
DroSsoS, James B. Shaner, ST.,
Franklin r. Bruins. jr., David D.
Caldwell, DR.. Carroll Chase, Bern
ard Davis, Harry L. Lindquist
Julius Windner and Sol Glass
taking part.
Evening star., 1952-10-27
Typhoon Hunter Plane
Missing With IS Men
BY the Associated Press

MANILA. Oct. 27.-A United
States B-29 weather plane, last
heard from yesterday as it flew
straight toward a bowling ty-
|phoon, is missing and feared lost
in the Pacific between here and
Guam. 1t carried a crew of IS.
Planes and ships are searching
an area about 200 miles east of
Samar in the central Philippines.
The storm hit Samar last night.
1t was from that area the plane
made its last radio report.
An Air Force spokesman said
there was still hope the plane
might have crash-landed safely.
The crew had survival equipment.
The B-2 left Andersen Air Force
Base on Guam to track a typhoon
bearing down on the Philippines.
1t was scheduled to give weather
fixes on the storm, then land at
Clark Air Force Base near Manila.
Early yesterday the plane re-
ported its radar equipment was
out of order but that it was GO
ing into the typhoon for a close
fix.
The typhoon-second in six days
-plowed a trail of destruction
across the central Philippines. It's
path was south of the populous
areas hit last week with loss of
nearly $50 lives.
AS the storm lashed Samar,
Northern Leyte and Masbate Is
lands this morning and headed
over the Sibuyan Sea, its center
velocity Stacked from $50 to 100
miles an hour. Early reports men,
toned no casualties.
Evening star., 1952-10-27
Train for Newsmen
AT Peace Talks
Ends 75-Month Stop
BY the Associated Press

MUNSAN, Korea, Oct. 27.-The
train to nowhere has departed
The seven-car train living quar-
ters for correspondents who COW
cred the Korean armistice talks
first at KaeSong. then at Panmun-
jom-pulled out of the Munsan
station yesterday for an undis-
closed destination. 1t probably will
be restored to its former role as
a hospital train.
1t had been in the station more
than Is months.
Since the truce negotiations
were suspended October 8 only a
stray correspondent has visited
the train. When it pulled out only
a photographer was aboard.
At various times during the
armistice talks the train housed as
many as IS correspondents.
The train had been virtually
abandoned by newsmen in recent
weeks but the full complement If
almost 40 Korean train crew men,
berS, walters, and car attendants
remained on hand.
Evening star., 1952-10-27
u. n. Awaits Answer
By Russia on Truce,
But Hopes Decrease
BY the Associoied Press

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, Oct.
27.-The United Nations Assembly
rounds out it's second week today
on a note of nervous expectancy
hoping but doubtful that Russia
will give the word to break the
Korean truce talk deadlock.
A pronouncement by Soviet For
eign Minister Andrei Vishinsky
before the scheduled Assembly
Political Committee this afternoon
could provide the Russian answer.
But over the week end Mr..
Vishinsky kept the U. N. in doubt
even on whether he would speak
today in answer to the long indict-
ment of Russia in the Korea war,
voiced last Friday by United States
Secretary of State Dean Acheson.
Waiting for Mr.. Vishinsky
other delegates kept their names
off the debate list.
New East-West Struggle.
The Assembly itself met again
today to decide new East West
struegle-the clash between Unit
ed States-backed Yugoslavia and
Soviet-sponsored Czechoslovakia
for vacancy on the u. N. Eco
nomic and Social Council.
YugoSlavia won after 13 hotly
contested ballots. The vote was
30 to 18. A two-thirds majority
was needed.
The two deadlocked in 10 bal
lots Saturday.
In the Political Committee.
delegates want to hear whether
the Soviet Union-accused by Mr.
Acheson OF actual control of North
Korea before and since its in
vasion of South Korea-is ready
to agree that war prisoners should
not be returned to the Communist
lines against their will.
Pandit Meeting Delayed.
Mr.. Acheson served notice in
his statement bolstering 81
nation appeal for agreement on
an armistice that the u. N. allies
would always oppose forcible re-
patriation.
Mr.. Vishinsky was to have con-
ferred over the week end with
Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Pandit, In
dian delegation leader and sister
OF Premier Jawaharlal Nehru, but
a delegation spokesman said a
minor throat ailment had kept
her in her hotel room Saturday
and yesterday and prevented the
Mr.. Acheson flew to Washington
for the week end but was to re-
turn today in time for the Politi-
cal Committee meeting.
Evening star., 1952-10-27
Stevenson
Continued From First Page.)

NNoiIt44luco FTOm t1rSC Page.)
must stand firm against aggres-
sion.
Americans are distrustful of
men who try to lead them without
telling them where they are 60
ing"
Situation Is Compelling.
The Korean situation, he said
at Quincy, "is the most compell-
ing problem that we have today
and demands our utmost and con-
tinuous attention" We can ex-
pect no gains toward the ideal
OF world peace, he added, until
that matter is brought to a final
conclusion.
But that is only part of our
obligation, both to our sons and
to the nations of the free world
which look to us for friendship
and leadership. We must press
every effort to counteract, to neu-
tralize and to turn back the poison
forces of imperialist communism
which the men in the Kremlin
seek to spread across the whole
world"
The Governors references to
Senator Mccarthy drew loud boos
from the track-side audiences. At
Brockton he observed that "any
time the Republicans say anything
ugly . about us Democrats, it
is public service. But whenever
we say anything about the Re-
publicans, it is a smear.
1T has gotten so bad that i
can't wake up in the morning
without wondering what happened
to me the night before. I don't
know whether I became a traitor
the night before, subversive
Communist a Socialist, or Just
4 poor half-wit who didn't want
his job anyway but who just loves
the job of getting it,"
Hits "Smear" Remark.
Turning to a statement by Rel
publican campaign manager Sher-
nan Adams, Gov. Stevenson de-
:lared:
"And now I read in your morn
ng newspapers that the generals
manager has announced
hat we can all expect in the last
week of the campaign that the
Democrats will step up their smear
Can you tie that? Just tonight,
with the generals full approval,
you will hear perhaps the most
magnificent of all smears of all
lime when the junior Senator from
tries to save that elec-
ton for the Republicans in the
last few days.
well, I'm not worried - are
you?"
mo, no." shouted the audience.
A few miles down the line, the
candidate predicted that the Nc
Carthy speech will be 1.-The most
eloquent smear of all time"
THANK God" he added, "that
ne is not in the Democratic Party
Evening star., 1952-10-27
Plane Crashes in River,
3 CreWmen Feared Lost
BY the Asseeioied Press

NEWBURGH, N. Y, Oct. 27.-A
twin-engined transport plane
crashed today in the Hudson
River north of here and sank, re-
portedly carrying three men to
their death.
Three others aboard escaped
from the sinking craft. One of
them swan to shore, and two
others were picked up by boat
men.
Witnesses said the CAS- appar-
emily was trying to make a belly
landing on the water. It hit the
river. and went under about $50
yards off the west shore.
Six men were aboard the plane.
The plane took off from Stewart
Air Force Base near here on a
flight to Burlington, VT.
Two of the survivors were taken
to the base hospital, and one to
st. Luke'S Hospital here.
No names were released i'm
Evening star., 1952-10-27
West Friendship Woman
Wins Apple Dish Contest
By the Asseeieted Pres,

BALTIMORE. Oct. 27.-Peggy
PfefferkCrn of West Friendship is
the winner in a Maryland apple
pan dowdy contest.
A list of State winners was an
nounced by the Appalachian Apple
Service.
The contest was held to see who
can make the best apple pan
dowdy. an old English dish.
The six State winners will COM
pete for the All-Eastern title next
Friday in Washington.
Among the other winners were
Eleanor Franklin, Stephen City,
Va; Jane Wright Williams, Rom
ney, w. Va, and Carolyn Seager,
Sweet Valley, Pa.
Evening star., 1952-10-27
A. L. Stevos Appointed
Assistant U. S. Attorney

Alexander L. Stevas, 90, a law
clerk to District Judge Alexander
Holtzoff. has been appointed an
assistant United States attorney
for the District of Columbia, it
was announced today.
Mr.. Stevas, who lives at 5603
Maryland avenue, Falls Church,
received degrees from George
Washington University. He is a
member of the District bar and
has been admitted to practice in
Virginia. United States Attorney
Charles M. Irelan said the new
appointment increases his staff of
assistants to 80.
Evening star., 1952-10-27

Joseph Grundy were leaders Of the
Taft group in this State. Inquiry
today developed the fact that this
faction is working hard now fol
the election of Gen. Eisenhower
The resentment which existed al
the time OF convention, when Gov
Fine jumped to Eisenhower anc
Joined Senator Duff in the support
of the general. has evaporated.
Mr.. Owlett. who was not contin-
ued as member of the Executive
Committee of the Republican Ma
tional Committee in the reorgani-
zation after the G. o. P. National
Convention, says he is in no way
resentful. He is going down the
line for the general.
Republicans Confident.
Women in Pennsylvania and q
great many young people are work.
ing for the Republican candidate.
Indeed, the Republican leaders
who this year are taking nothing
for granted and making no vic
tory claims. are quietly confident
that their candidate will carry the
State.
In the Senate race, Senator Mar
tin, Republican. is running against
former Judge Guy Kurtz Bard,
Democrat. Judge Bard resigned
from the Federal bench to run
for the Senate. When George Earle
was the Democratic Governor of
Pennsylvania IA years ago, Mr..
Bard was attorney general of the
State. Senator Martin was Gov
ernor before he became Senator.
If Gen. Eisenhower carries the
State. as most observers believe he
will, Senator Martin will undoubt-
edly be reelected. He is q strong
candidate in his own right-al-
though he is not expected to re-
ceive as many votes as Gen. Eisen-
hover. Should Gov. Stevenson
carry the State, it will be sur
prising if Senator Martin survives
Pennsylvania has 20 Republi-
cans in the House of Representa-
tives and 13 Democrats. In the re-
apportionment. the State lost three
Representatives and is electing
only 80 members of the House.
In the Philadelphia area there
are six congressional districts, two
held by Republicans and four by
the Democrats. Unless there is
a sweep, they will stay the same.
Evening star., 1952-10-27
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