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PROPERTY FOR RENT

BASEMENT, over 1000 SO. IT,; rear
level loading; good for storage or
small repair shop, etc. 4632 Wis
consin ave. NV. -
FOR RENT - Beauty shop, fully
equipped; downtown loc.; reas. rent.
Call weekdays, DU. 9673, between
Silver va SsirRrNG-Bsmt.: Ca. ave:
mod. shop space, mfg. storage, etc.S
S55. ia. 41S1, TU. 1852. -
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CAPE COD
S11,99O

Two bedrms.. liv. rm.. dinette, fully
equipped YOUNGSTOWN kitchen. ex.
pandable End fir; full bsmt. with
outside entrance; storm windows
Venetian blinds. awnings.
ASSUME GI LOAN
Owner transferred to another State
4003 74th pl.. Bellemead, Landover
Hills. Md.
Out Defense hwy. to 73rd
ave. right on 73rd ave. to Taylor
St, left on Taylor to 74th pl.
HARRY A. BOSWELL CO.. INC.
For information or appt., call AP
I'LL. Ewes. call AP. 05S2.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA AREA-Two.bedroom
brick; full bsmt., 12x15 liv. rm.,
9xlO din. rm.,, equip. kit, 2 twin.
bed rms; small cash, balance about
SS}sr ssS IA NJ '4s s-sic5 &sisrosH
ARLiNGTON-4-bedrm. brick with
fireplace, sep. din. rm., super rec.
rm., fenced yard; close in; $2. 500
down; ACT auickly; Call ACNE
ARHiNGToN' Iii ai1sSl' " rhTese t4Sa brick,
$26,5OO. Excellent close-in location.
high elevation. Just of Lorcom lane
and Old Dominion Or. Full bsmt.
IVA MALKER. SE7Yv JEi S,is5S; s%5; c,.-,,,,.
and spacious new brick rambler
painted a soft shade of gray. and
containing large entrance hall, living
room Q5x2D with fireplace and
with adjoining dining area. Master
bedroom with private tiled bath; two
other o,l1s large bedrooms and ,tl tiled bath
tion room with fireplace. Gas heat
complete with dishwasher. disposal
and ventilating fan. Situated en- q
large wooded lot containing over
II 900 SO; IT. S3l $50. GEO MASON
GREEN CO., Exclusive Agents, ia
COUNTRY CLUE GROVE" Brick
studio home near the Washington
Golf and Country Club, containing
two large bedrooms and q large liv.
ing room. dining room, breakfast
room. oyersized screened. porch ano
equipped kitchen. Ideal for the par.
ticular couple or small family seek.
Ing a home with atmosphere and
excellent environment. Conveniently
located to transp. and schools. Stu.
ated on q level, shady lott, built-ir
garase eslsis Now vacant, immediate ros-
$4,000. GEoRGE GEORGE MAsoN ass GREEN E.ee
CO., Exclusive Agents, IA. 2-3S3S;
evening and Sunday. CHI. 9142.
NORTH ARLINGTON-English Tudor
with wit ste stsp-down sss,w lily iiv. rm;. family din
bedrms.; house completely redec. ir
spring; det. garage; convenient t
everything. Moderately priced. Cal
"a. 2,3100, MCINTOSH g. Nc
LoRcoM LANE 4REA--New 3 bed.
sna,, rm; brick ICE ,;a1 rambler, on wooded lot
schools; $50, 500. FRANK j. Nc.
FARLAND. ia. 7-1177. -6
OAKTON. Poplar Terr., of Lee hwy
NEW RAMBLER. large rms. fully
eGsppes evel Kitchen a3 earpSrt sd S hea o1
0l6I: evenings. JE. 4-349s. %
hwy.-NEW RAMBLER. large rms.
fully equipped kitchen, carport. oil
heat, extra-large lot. Price. S11. 500
NEW. ST s1i 200. ' : bedrm. sa; % With finished
stairway to expansible attic; lge. liv
rm., dining area, beautifully equip
kit. corner lot. lge. shade trees In
front yd:; l block to elementary
81 800. ciose-in Fails is chureh&Two.
beautifu%i % equipped Xxi kit. % Finished, e rM; dr;
bsmt.: storm windows and doors
lovely fenced rear yd. Terms.
T1NRLE I1SL PROP. ia. 2-23s1, "a
NEW oss;BEpRM d. luxe rambler, e
possession. TiNKlE EsSPHi PRoPERTiEs rnsss
. Hpilders. y Id "a; 7I53s2s; Z 3 "a e-23sl
shT; nysetm.nt rsna rs sEMdPET; excel
no gents. IA. 2He9oS. mus sd Ssii
81 800 DOWN-Pimmit Hills. As
slime 81, 3 bedroom; AAA REAL,
rHREHEBEbsM. 2E ssi4 BREck III s-szGa saMbIERnl.
street parking: situated close t,
school and shopping, in communit!
Of fine homes. Pilot moving from
area, must sell. Assume 4ee trust
MCINTOSH & MCINTOSH.
Mr.. .ALEX.-Three-b -bedrm.. 1h-batl
| $4,000. Insleside 132-J-2. -
THREE -BEDRM. HOUSE. basement
quality built: on wooded, 70 acre
% min. to Pentagon. convenient b
! Belyotr. $1S.500. BUILDER, IA
1928. III
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, in excel
ing room, kitchen; BREAKFAST nook.
gas heat, fenced lot: I,50o' easy easy
fsrms r. + ave- noNn n.es q ny ny so' SG4S, % 800
story, 3-bedrm. brick,
full bsmt; vacant. Assume Gil
LOAN. SI4,5000as A STANLEY MO-
CHEVERLY, on new SUPER hwy.
Long liv. rm.. glassed-in sur. porch.
Din. rm. equip. kit. breakfast al
cove and powder rm. first floor.
Slate roof, det: garage. $22 2; 800; 90;
Meka MoREA1. zGpF 3P 9Pn sssss tsI@s A STANLEY MI
CHEvERLY-Beautiful vacant tap
estry brick with 3 master-size bed
rms. and tile bath second floor
Deliciously decorated liy. rm., din
Tm. and kit; built,in garage; lge;,
s49ds sP7s5o trees As s4zNGEY HiiSIs N MoRES6 2s6
FoREsf aF sf0o HEIGHTS, 200 woodland
dr.. 2-bedrm. Cape Cod. frame, as
beStos shingle; full daylight bsmt.,
h;-w:h;; lge: corner lot with brook;
GREEN MEADows-3-bedrm. home,
close to school, shNppins s9EIoi, and Nate sEsnsp
VENT. 31ENTsziasf Ap. o9oo. id.'''A' ~ Ne
HYATTSyILLE-custom-b built 5-bed-
rm. brick home on corner lot, close
to shopping and transp., In quiet
neishbeThOod. JOHN a. VENT
HnYATTssVHiLLE-New IsSHiiLLEN a,bedrm; home.
ment, sep. dinette, lots Of closet
SPACE; convenient to paT1ehisI BIy SnS ! 8
MT. RAINIER-vacant .5-rm. bunga-
low; o.h.-w.; "a block to transp:.
stores. schools. etc. Move in with
only 1880 down, ACT quickly on
WELL VII Cs Co. WA. 45o6 till 5. %
PINEWOOD-2 bedrm. Western ram.
bier; bsmt:. gas heat. close to every.
WA; s4s4; PRIMROSE REALTY co
K1gEKRaLEsefdrP I din Em sft, full bSmf, bsmf on, E
Sll, 500. JOHN A. wENTz. AP
gUiTIAND. uGTI sis.soo-New Cape Cod
- rms rms expand; attiss nsss. fun hsmt
UNIVERSITY PARK-stunning brici
and stone rambler; 3 lovely bedrms.
full basement. all-elec. kit, storm
windows, screens, many extras. A
dream home priced c,,.9lyt for quick sale sale
uNfvERsfTY MAi iSSH W PARK AREA - D BTic.
Colonial. in Al cond.: liv. rm. will
11repl., company sized din. rul,, eleG
kit. 3 bedrms. and tile bath on 2nt
4th bedrm.; screened porch. A. rea
value in excel. neighborhood a
$1S.500. Terms ROBERT S. DAvIi
= CO.. WA. 5000. -6
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WHITE BRICK COLONIAL
Three bedrms., center hall and din
rm. with screened-in porch; tower
ing trees on lot; located of New
Hampshire ave 3 miles beyond D. C
line: desirable area of Carroll
Heights and Hillwood; convenient
terms. Call D. LLOYD MORRIS CO..
REALTORS, JU. 9-lOo1 Il
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BILLINGLEY'S

BILLINGLEY'S
BEST BUYS
Here are & of our very best listings
These owners are ready to sell, al
are excellent values, also good n
nancing. Call for appointment tC
see:
$26,500
Three-bedrm., 2-bath Colonial In
Bethesda.
$21,950
Three -bedrm., l 1a-bath rambler;
acre; Potomac.
$22,950
Three-bedrm. 1-bath rambler; Mas
SachuSettS ave. extended.
$29,500
Four -bedrm., 2Ia-bath Colonial ir
Bannockburn.
$28,95O
Eix-rm. rambler near Chevy Chase
Club.
$4,000
Four -bedrm., 2J2-bath brick Colonial
in American University Park.
BILLMGsLEY REALTY CO.
OR. 1926 TIL 9 PM.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
OPEN DAILY
NOON TILL DARK
6818 ORLAND ST.
Falls Church
RAMBLER

$2,500 DoWn-$15,750
WILL YOU BE HOME FOR XMAS
You will If you buy now.
The sparkle, glitter and ex-
citement of Xmas, combined
with this exciting, almost new
house in this picturesque
neighborhood win make this
q joyous holiday. You'll like
the sparkling new appearance
and the excellent choice of
interior paint and planning.
Three large bedrooms, living
room with picture window. So
many other good features that
We will leave for your personal
inspection. On one-quarter-
acre level lot. partly fenced.
You can assume large GI
trust and easy terms can be
arranged.
Directions: Lee hwy. to
Fairfax dr., right to West
moreland. straight ahead on
Westmoreland to Orland St,
turn right to our open sign.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
2055 Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-6sOO
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NOTHING MISSING

NOTHING MISSING
This house. has everything. including
ing to worry about with occupancy;
close to schools. churches and
transp.: on a secluded street: nicely
landscaped and very pretty through
out; liv. .rm... din. rm.. kitchen, 3
full bsmt. with rec. rm., garage,
ample storage. Unusually low price
at S24. 900. Shown by appointment
only. Exclusive with
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors. JE o-2R2n
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COT GROWING PAINS?
Then see this brick and frame Cape
Cod. 2 bedrms., plus full expansion
attic for future rooms. T4x239,it
. little ways out. 81. 100 DOWN
SS7 so MONTHLY.
CROWN REALTY
JE. 4-3900. 1881 w. Broad st.. r. c.
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-MD.

UNIVERSITY PARK-Three-bedroo
NV. High. Priced below market for
terms ALVIN EPLING. TN. os1S.
On Queens chaps rd SsnD'sI onig SIS
8 bright bedrms., closets galore: ige.
fenced lot; full bsmt:, Don't be late
ALVIN EPLING. UN. O3l3.
SO6 list AVE.-Only $500 down;
semldet. brick. Two bedrms.. bath,
auto: clothes washer, garbage dis
posal unit. refgr. and stove; home
only mos. old; very reas. monthly
pymts. Truly worthy of your in
speeti9n; s,s on s JUSTINE 7 E, REALTY EAd5 CO.
brick living rn. with beamed ceiling
3 large bedrmS., large ultramodern
Kit. large screened porch. Best buy
OF the year for only S15, $50; easy
ter%s ALK5N ERdING RRtGK cIPE TN 9Sd3 GoD
Size bedrms. and full bath on md
fir: full bsmt.; conv. located: nr.
new high school and Cheverly shop
ping center; $3.50 down and
d CO. Is
NEAR CHEvERLY shopping center
Vacant; .2-bedrm. brick bunsa.. with
larger than average size rms. full
dry bSmt.. tile bath. gas heat. frepl.
established area, cow. to everything
A buy at $4,000. AS low as $1,50O
down. Call today. WA. 5000. ROB
ERT S. DAVIS & CO.. 5S04 Balti-
more ave, Hyattsville, Md. -6
LARGE RAMBLER, s21.50O - Ia
rms. 22-ft. liv. rm., separate din.
rm.. basement. disposal. elec. range.
Laundromat; $1,000; 4ec 1st trust.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. l411;
ewes. WI. 1884.
WEST HYATTSVILLE-S15.95O
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QUICK

Take advantage of this outstanding
old old rambler with 5 good bedrms.,
paneled studio liv. rm., full bsmt..
2-car det. gar. and lge. rear patio.
Only 2 blks. from new grade school.
The buy of the year at $14.750, so
call quickly on this one.
Evening star., 1952-12-05

Modern, vacant lge. lot; only 1 mile
from Cameron Station, 10 min. from
Pentagon.
TENCHER WALKER, INC. AID. 2644
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COUNTRY GENTLEMAN

Would sure appreciate this attrac.,
close-in 2A-acre estate. Lge., i'm
pressive brick Colonial. built on the
perfect site as If 1t grew there, with
4 excel. bedrms. and 8 baths. Out
over $1,000 worth of fences. Only
5 yrs old and priced much less than
its construction cost at $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-12-05
Investment Opportunity
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

WE NEED LISTINGS
Apartments, stores, land and other
investment properties.
AUERBACH CO.. DI. 6501, AID. b907
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Evening star., 1952-05-30
BY the Assoeiosed Press

AUGUSTA, Me-, May 30.-Sena-
tor Brewster says he didn't offer
I$25. .000-"or Is cents"-for the
political aid of Frederick w. Pap
alos, key witness in a sensation
packed investigation of the Maine
Liquor Commission.
Mr.. Papalos, a Boston public re-
lations man. testified before the
Legislative Research Committee
yesterday that the offer came via
Herman D. Sahagian, wine bother.
He told it this way: Mr.. Saha-
gian said that when he informed
Senator Brewster "about the con-
troll you have over the Governor, ("
the Senator Offered to pay me
$4,000 in cash which I'll turn
over to you if you go along
with u.s."
The reference was to Gov. Fred
erick G. Payne, who contests SEN
ator Brewster's Republican renom-
ination in the June 16 primaries.
Senator Brewster, in a prepared
statement, noted that in January
he was accepting at face value"
Evening star., 1952-05-30
Board Of Correction
Studies Press Meetinc
BY The Asseciafsd Press

BALTIMORE. May 30.-The
chairman of the Board of Cor
rection is considering holding two
regular meetings, one private and
one for the press.
The board held a closed meeting
Wednesday. Enos s. Stockbridge.
chairman, said he will ask other
board members If they want to
admit the press in the future.
II would like to find out what
matters the board feels should be
discussed in private and what
matters 1t feels should be under
discussion in the open session."
Mr.. Stockbridge said.
If part of the meetings are
opened, only reporters and not
the general public will be well
coined.
1--WE don't want people coming
In here of the street." Mr.. Stock
bridge said.
Chairman Stockbridge recently
banned reporters from parole in
terviewS in the prisons.
Evening star., 1952-05-30
BrewsterDenies $25, ,OOOOffer
For Political Aid in Liquor Probe

IGov. Payne'S public statements
that he wouldn't run.
II naturally was not interested
in cultivating the support of any
one on any such terms as were
suggested" Senator Brewster
added. II did not offer $25. 900 or
Is cents to influence the vote of
any one nor have I ever. ] have
never heard of@any such matter.
The purpose of such a story seems
rather obvious by whoever in
vented it."
Mr.. Sahagian, too, denied the
Papalos story.
1t was Mr.. Sahagian who started
the fiery hearings of by claiming
to have paid Mr.. Papalos $4,000
to keep Mr.. Sahagian's wine
brands on State liquor store
shelves. Mr.. Papalos, he said,
represented himself as influential
with Gov. Payne and Bernard T..
Zahn, resigned liquor commission
chairman.
Mr.. Papalos testified he never
gave any money to Gov. Payne or
Mr.. Zahn and the latter claimed
Mr.. Papalos had no influence.
Evening star., 1952-05-30
By the Associoted Press

PARIS, May 30.-Gen. Dwight
D. Eisenhower disclosed today he
will shed his uniform next Tues
day but still will refuse to cam
paign for the Republican preSi-
dental nomination.
Gen. Eisenhower turned over his
post as supreme commander of
Allied powers in Europe today to
Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway. He
returns to the United States to-
morrow.
In a brief ceremony on the front
lawn OF supreme Allied headquar-
tiers. Gen. Ridgway, who flew here
from his Korean service, took over
the job that Gen. Eisenhower be-
gan a year and a half ago. That
was building up the forces of IA
nations in the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization into a de-
fense line against possible Com
|munist aggression.
Gen. Eisenhower told Gen.
|Ridgway:
1T is now my proud duty, to
turn over to you the finest head
quarters I have ever seen. The
task is now yours"
Gen. Ridgway stepped toward
the microphone and said: "I ac-
cept full responsibility from you
with a sense of deep pride and
privilege"
In this organization there is
no aggressive intent" he said. s'It
has only a creative intent"
Attending the ceremony were
all the high officers of SHAPE
and a large French delegation
headed by Defense Minister Rene
Pleven.
Would Welcome Discussion.
Gen. Eisenhower, a leading con-
tender for the G. o. P. nomina-
ton, implied in his last news con-
ference before leaving Europe that
ne would welcome "healthy argu-
ments over honest differences"
but added that "bitter quarrels for
quarrels' sake are bad for the
country and I deplore them"
Asked If he would comment on|
whether the election of SenatorI
Taft would have a discouraging
effect on Europe, Gen. Eisen-
hover replied with a chuckle:
I most certainly would not-II
am still in uniform"
He repeated a statement made
some weeks ago that eff 7 am
Evening star., 1952-05-30
Eisenhower Turns Over NATO,
To Don Civvies Next Week

called as Standard-bearer OF q
political party at that moment my
resignation Gas army oficer) will
be in the hands of the President"
Gen. Eisenhower declared that
Europe must unite far more
closely or there is no settlement
for our difficulties"
He said that "in spite of cynics
and sophisticates, Europe is max
ing great steps forward"
He warned, however, of q num-
ber Of dangers still facing NATO's
buildup of defenses in Europe.
NATO Still Facing Dangers.
Among these he listed:
/. misunderstanding among g
nations.
2. Possible accidental and un-
foreseen incidents along the vast
perimeter Of the iron curtain.
3. Danger of thinking Of these
problems locally"
4. "Complacency among us as
our strength grows"
Gen. Eisenhower praised the
progress that SHAPE had made
toward building up military
equilibrium" to equal the Com
forces in Europe, but said
"the path ahead is a rocky one,
and we must keep our hands
steady"
Gen. Eisenhower touched on
only one political issue that has
appeared in the presidential cam
paign to date-the question of
foreign aid.
He expressed the opinion some
cuts could be made in the foreign
aid by "by cutting out luxuries
and living on healthy austerity
n the military field"
The general. who is leaving at
p.m. % am, EDT) tomorrow
said he would arrive in WASH
lngton late Sunday afternoon.
He said his only plan after
visiting the President and others
n Washington Monday and Tues
lay is to 60 to my home town
of Abilene (Kans.) June f."
AT Abilene he is due to take
part at a corner stone laying for a
Citizenship Institute endowed by
eisenhower and his four brothers
and will make an address.
After that. = he added. IT am I'M
The hands of my friends. I be-
ieve they have arranged for me
70 be in Detroit on Flag Day and
make an address"
Evening star., 1952-05-30
Porty fol, Seryicemen

Mrs, Lea uonadei of the Fin
|nishs Legation win Introduce q film,
FINLAND Today" at a service
mems party given by the Lutheran
|Servicemen's Lounge at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the Luther Place Parish
Hall. Vermont avenue and N street
NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-30

could make a similar campaign.
if he should become the party
nominee. is confidently pre-
dicted by those who know him
intimately.
Kentucky sends q delegation
to the party's national conven-
ton with 26 votes, all of which
will be cast for the Vice Presi-
dent. It is confidently pre-
dicted by Barkley supporters
that he will draw votes from
many other State delegations.
Evening star., 1952-05-30
Lormer Heods USO Club

Clyde M. Larmer. Washington
manager for the Union Central
Life Insurance Co.. has been
elected chairman Of the USO-La-
|fayette Square Club. Mr.. LSrmer
will head IAN advisory group ON
program activities for servicemen
lat the Madison place center.
Evening star., 1952-05-30
Barley Will Accept
Nomination, He Says,
If Party Wants Him
By Gould Lincoln

Vice President Barkley has ac-
cepted the proposal of the Ken
lucky Democratic State Conven-
ton thai he run for President on
the Democratic ticket.
while I am not a candidate in
the sense that I am actively seek
ing the nomination" Mr.. Barkley
said in a formal announcement
late yesterday, IT have never
lodged responsibility. shirked a
duty or ignored an opportunity to
serve the American people.
Therefore, if the forthcoming
Chicago convention should choose
me to lead the fight in the ap-
preaching campaign, I would ac-
|cept."
The Vice Presidents statement
was made after careful considera-
ton and conference with some of
his close political friends. His
decision to permit his name to be
presented to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention July 81 comes
two months to the day after
President Truman's declination to
run again.
Expressed Appreciation.
At the outset Of his statement,
Mr.. Barkley expressed his graft
tude to the Kentucky Democratic
convention for indorsing him for
the Democratic presidential nomi-
nation.
The Vice Presidents entry into
the race is an important addition
to an already" big field. Sem
ators Kefauver of Tennessee,
Kerr of Oklahoma, Mcmahon
of Connecticut. Humphrey of
Minnesota and Russell of Georgia,
along with w. Averell Hartman
|of New York, Mutual Security Ad-
|ministrator. have their banners up.
Speaker Rayburn of Texas, al
though he has declared he is not
"a candidate, is beginning to look
like a candidate, and is being
pushed forward by a number of
his friends and supporters who
predict he will be the candidate
in the end.
Dever Has Backing.
Gov. Dever of Massachusetts,,
recently chosen keynote speaker
and temporary chairman Of the
Democratic National Convention,
will have the backing of the Mas
sachusetts delegates. And Gov.
Williams of Michigan will go to
the convention as a favorite son
candidate.
While all these candidates and
near candidates are maneuvering
to get into the spotlight, Gov.
Stevenson Of Illinois. the choice
Of many Democratic leaders, is
doing his best to keep out Of it.
Strong pressure has been brought
upon him. however. not to say he
will not run if nominated. The
hope of many Of the party leaders
is that Gov. Stevenson can be
drafted and that he will then
accept.
Barkley Confident of Health.
Vice President Barkley is
popular with Democrats all
over the country. He is "a,
but he declares he never felt
better health. He jokingly
predicts he is to live to-
be los. During the 1948 presi-
dental campaign, Mr.. Barkley
Travelled up and down and
across the United States many
times to deliver speeches for
President Truman. That heI