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BEVERLY HILLS

"~po AlANbAMA AVE.
A center-hall Colonial; new CUSTOM
built home; End floor, 4 bedrms., t3
large sun deck; LIST floor. large CEN
ter hall, open staircase. powder
nm. library with fireplace GAIT.
liv. rm.. with firepl. large din, rn,.,
large fully equipped Kit, 1cX33
screened porch; English bsmt.. 35-ft.
rec: rn. with firepl. full bath,
maids rm., util. rm and terrace:
large att. gar: wooded lot. well
landscaped. Approx. So 900 down,
For appt.. call PAT LaCHANCE,
AL. 1880. or your agent. --16
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HYATTSv1LLE HILLS-S12. $50. At
tractive 2-bedrm. corner home; lge
lot, outside nrepl;; pate. IA; 34559
MT. RAINIER-Buy or trade youl
home; $1,000 down; 3-bedroon
frame: newly decorated: vacant
] block to carline. SMITH REALTY
BY OwNER-3-bedrm.
brick; full bsmt.. "a baths, lge liv.
place and bar; close TO Govt. bldg,
conv. to shopping and tranSp.; only
Sl9,95O. terms. OWNER. HI. 4693.
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THE EVENING STAR CO
Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY, MAY I6, 1852
HOUSES SALIVA. (cont. }
LARGE STONE FRONT. white-brick

LARGE sTONE-FRONT. white-brick
family home; corner lot; lst floor.
bedrm with full tiled bath, large
liV rm.. full din. rm., spacious
equip: kit. enclosed screened porch:
md floor. 3 twin size bedrmSy with
excellent closets, full tiled bath: fun
bsmt., finished rec; rm.; det; Gear
ping; priced. S33 $50. $4,000 cash.
Open Sat. and Sun, 1-6; directions:
Lee h hTy ts Sess sf rd stf on Gs5s bos
block to $50: N. Wakefield st. CH.
eeBEDRooM FRAME with 6 acres:
25 mi. south Of D. c.. near Wood
ridge. 200 yds. off Route No. L:
heater, inside plumhing; chicken
house; immediate occupancy;
S6.s0O, easy terms. will consider
cash offer. JE. 3-7436 or 81. 3699.
BY owNER-3-bedrm. rambler; near
NEW RAMBLERs on /. acre near vile
lase Of Fairfax: Sl2 to Sl3. 500:
open Fri. and Sat until dark. Com
Also consider trade. OWNER. Vier ma
156-W-n
LOVERS LANE, Vienna. va.-sale by
owner; attrac. home on ls-acre COR
ner lot located IN quiet RESIDENTIAL
area, within walking distance OF
school and shopping; oil h.-w.h.. ga-
rage rage and nS playhouse; sl5,95o' Vi
INTERIOR DECORATORS. Charming
3-bedrm. brick rambler. only mos.
old. Lse. liv. rm. with firepl., full
din. rm.. ultramod. kit, lgc. closets
with sliding doors. full bsmt., pine
paneled ,recr. nm. with built-in bar.
cupboards, dressing rm. and I, bath.
Suxl00-ft. handicapped lot Truly q
home for the most discriminating
S.6.25n with terms. ALLO REALTY
CO. OW 950S: ewes. CHI. 6S93
81 il."5O-Surprised at this low pricef
We are too" But here you are.
Det. Colonial home, z min. to Penta-
son. Low as 81 500 down may handle.
J. w. HIGGINS CO. OW. 1928.
BUYERS MARKET. heres one for
| the book" Of Lee blvd, mod. 81
bedrm. rambler. Youngstown mod.
kit, like those in high-priced homes.
but here you are, $13.95O and only
Call ]. w. HIGGINS CO. OW. 1923.
4-BEDRM.. BRICK-Liv. rm..- firepl.
scr. porch, full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h. !;
| garage; large lot. trees; Sle.95O.
l.. MCGEE KING, OK. 0300
$16.95O--BRICK; bedrm.. half-bath
down: . bedrms.. bath up: bsmt !;
dining rm.; vacant; military fea-
lures; $1,000. A. trust: $500
cash; PROVIDENCE REALTY. FA.
3343.
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We're Raisin' the Roof

were RalSln' the Roof
On two more all-brick, Ilz-stors
homes, with 200-ft. lots and multi.
purpose Easements.
HUNT HIGH AND LOW for better
built homes anywhere. Prices sub
Stantially increase upon completion
Buy now and save at least 81 900;
family income must be over ST, 900;
only most desirable people con
sidered in Goth ave.
$50 REED ST.-SOLD
Mr.. Georse Mason.
To sell your home. list with the
broker who knows the building busi-
ness for the past 20 years. You may
oroer a new home from us. Your
lot or ours. Complete service.
J. VICTOR DlCKEY, AP. $3.50
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Newly redec. Colonial on large leve
lot with beautiful shrubbery ant
trees; near schools and transp. Close
IN Silver Spring. Only $l6.8OO
$4,000 cash,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
TILLSON PRESENTS
BRICK RAMBLER
COLONIAL,

Why pay rent when you can buy this
3-bedroom brick rambler on a corner
lot for $13,950: only $4,000 cash,
approx. $50 mo.
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Semidet. Brick Rambler

Adjacent to Lewisdale in Riggs Manor
estate. this brick rambler on level
lot has : large bedrooms. large liv-
ing room with fireplace, modern
klIcnen with breakfast nook, Ceramic
tile bath. Priced at S15,250; So, 900
cash.
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AT,EX NnPTA MA

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
immaculate semidet. brick with Colo
NAL front porch, lse liv. rm. with
COAX closet, bright din. rm. and kit !,
: ige. bedrms. and bath on "nd
floor: full bsmt. with rear entr.
Priced at only $4,000, terms.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Subdivision of FoXhall. Semideta ched
brick nv. nm. din. rm., kit: .
full bsmt. with gas &C. heat, Priced
at only So $50, terms.
j. LEE DONNELLY
MA. 3316 Realtor Ewes. OIL. 4O74
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CAROL HIGHLAND

@1ONS 143NN 14A11A1ND
California ultramodern brk. rambler;
lge: liv. rm. with picture windows
and wood burning firepl.. din. Il, u
mod and equip. kit. incl. automatic
lee. attic, bsmt.. radiant heat
Beautifully Handicapped lot, patio off
llv. rm,; home in perfect condition.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Priced for quick sale.
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY co.
WA. $685., UN. 1l66, HY. O636
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COMPARE

Lovely little rambler. like new. Only
$3.50. Built in 1910. Large wooded
corner lot, gas heat, corner picture
windows
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ARLINGTON-NORTH

. httLINI IION-NORIH
brand-new custom-built Cape Cod
brick; bedrm. and "a bath, ige. liv.
rm. w/frepl.. sep. din. rn. and kit.
equip. TO your order on lst d.: .
Ige. neorm5. and bath, 2nd A. Good
closets. Full bsmt. with fireplace
for rec. rm. Convenient 10 transp,.
schools and shopping. Shown day
or evening up to pm.
ASK-US? REALTY co.
GIL. 1852, OK. 265e
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
NEAR OLNEY

TeI1eCG 1OT COIuDlIlaC1On
Doctors Home and Office,
Nursing Home, or Boys or
Girls Private School
Beautiful 634 acres with gorgeous
trees. shrubbery. lawn and surround
ingS. Main house is 10 years old,
made of stone and brick, consisting
OF living room with elegant looking
fireplace. large dining room. perfect
ly modern kitchen. den, small office,
large bedrooms and bath on lst
floor, 2nd floor has 4 splendid size
bedrooms and Z baths. Full basement
with recreation room and stone fire.
place. maids room and bath, large
utility room with laundry tubs, huge
refrigerator. oil h.-w.h. There is a
brick detached Gear garage with :,
bedrooms and bath above. Also a
lovely 2-Story cottage having 4 bed
rooms and 2 baths that would serve
perfectly as guest house, consulta-
tion or treatment rooms, or as dor
mltory. Property is beautifully land
Scaped. inclosed with white fence.
ideally located and is in perfect con-
dltion. Priced TO sell and SatiSfac-
tory financial arrangements cEn be
made to good purchaser. Call Mr.,
Tedford or Mr.. Moorman. Exclusive
with
METZT T,ER-REAT,TOR
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GROOM COLONIAL
S15 500

A true American Colonial featuring
center-hall entrance. 2l-ft. liv. rm.,
entertaining din. rm. and equipped
Kit; with breakfast space; 3 lovely
full bsmt. with gas heat; steel beam
construction; lge. lot; convenient to
everything; immaculate condition
Call Mr.. Berens. u. or Mr.. Taylor al
Ma. 5000.
FREDERICK W. 3ERENS
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CLINTON

New three bedroom home-Sl2.450
Two bedroom bungalow with expan-
slbie attic-S10.95O.
These are excellent buys. See them
now. Call Mr.. Harris, MA 1000
FREDERICK w BERENS
SALES, INC, 1920 K st. NV.
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ALEXANDRIA

Best possible location. near Arlandria
shopping Center. public and paro-
Shlal schools; only few min. from
Pentagon and downtown Washing :
ton; 3-bedrm.. end-roW brick, VI.
old; fenced yard: 22-ft. liv. din.
rm. comb, Youngstown kit. equipped; {;
venetian blinds, screens, excel.
closet space. Sl3. 500. as low as
$1,000 dn., assume Sl0.50O CT
loan carrying for a total of S63 a.
per mo. Owner will take small End
trust on easy terms. Wonderful
opportunity for home or Investment.
would rent for Sl,,0 per mo.
Also an inside house for Slc,T5O.
fHA LIST trust carries for a total
So3.64 per mo. incl taxes. Now
leased to excel. tenant at SllO per
NO: Inese are new listings. Phone
Colonial Investment Co.
oV. 1915 Exclusive RE. $3.50
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LANGLEY PARK RAMBI ,FR

!, bedrm. brk.. center hall plan, lge
liv. rm.. all-electric kit. with gar.
hage disposal. automatic dishwasher
tile bath, disappearing stairway tc
storage attic, full bsmt., beautiful
level yard with .ranch-type fence
Assume lge. Gil loan.
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY co.
WA. 6655, UN. 1866, HY. O636
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
WANT TO GET AWAY

This is 1t. Over an acre on Defense
hwy, improved by 5-room home
$1,000, Might consider 81 900 down
or trade: Auto. pump, cellar, nice
storage house, Sxl6 IT,. all large
size rooms, 12X12, l2X14 and l2x16
IT., large, clear garden plot, auto.
house. nice trees. dogwoods and
shrubbery. Just over P. G. Co. line;
10 mi. Peace Gross: II mi. Annapo-
lis; exactly l mi. past Pigeon House.
On tranSp. easy committing dis
tance. Make us offer for immediate
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
ROGER HEIGHTS

ROGER HEIGHTS
$11,990 TO SIS, ,990
Possession 80 days; .. 3, and 4 bed.
room Cape Gods. equipped kit, eX-
cellent. convenient location. Direc-
tionS: At Peace Cross bear right on
Annapolis I'd. to EdmunSton rd.. left
l mile TO Rogers Heights. and right
to $500 Emerson.
PHILLIPS H. CLARK co.
WA. 1852 WA. 1897
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK
ARLINGTON HALL,

Is just l block away. This is one Of
the neateSt 3-bedrm. brick Cape
Gods that We have had the pleasure
OF presenting; living rm. with firepl.
dining nm, equipped kit. 2 bed
rooms. tile bath and screened
porch on the lst A., huge oedrm.
and bath upstairs; full bsmt. with
finished rec. rm,, oil heat, attached
garage and beautiful lot. 65x2ls;
Tonderful terms. Call Mr.. Van.
Evening star., 1952-05-16

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
Two-story brick Colonial In the de-
sirable Edgewood section of BetheS.
da; 3 bedrooms. center entrance,
pine-paneled recreation room
screened porch, built-in garage; In
immaculate condition; wall-to-Wall
carpeting. valences and drapes &c
with the house; a real buy at the
asking price of $4,000. This won't
last-see it today!
1nter-County Realty
OIL. OlOl It'll, p NJ
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SIJTTIAND AREA

This lovely all-brick home with spa
cious living, room, fireplace, picture
window, dining room, equipped
kitchen. tiled bath, . bedrooms on
st floor, is an excellent buy; ex-
pansible attic for additional bed
rooms. full basement, recreation
area. workshop. Anchor fence. storm
windows, for only Sl4.950. Cal
Mr.. Harris. Ma. 5000
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1920 K ST. NV.
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3 BEDROOMS

Eastpines: well-landscaped det.
home offering lge. liv. rm.. huge
incloSed rear porch, kit -Ginette, 5
well-arranged bedrms. and bath;
gas heat; entire yard fenced In
spect any time. Call Mrs. James,
AP. 2l93.
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r A NJ B L ESlil
4 Bedrooms
. Baths
.m.Arre Corpav 7

72-hCIt IUTHeT Lot
A rare opportunity for a large family
TO buy substantial property at The
nnbellevably low price of Sl7,95O.
Beautiful suburban location,
Re. 1887 JA. 4-0tTA
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
WOODLAND

brk. and shingle home
with lge. liy. rm., firepl.. separate
Gin. rm. and fully equip. kit, . lge
bedrms. and tile bath. full bsmt
screened porch, lovely lot. Reason
able terms
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY co.
WA. 6655, UN. 1856, HY. 0636
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ARI, DOLL, HOITSE

A most attractive 2-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod with an expansible md
and fun bsmt.; living rm. with
bedrmS. and tile bath; s4 600 cash
reeded. Gail MI Fender, CH. s3lI.
CECIL B. LUPTON. Realtor
OW. 5333 IA. 2-2577
-IT
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FREDERICK W. 3EPENS
SALES INC 1920 X ST NV
3 BEDRMS.. SIS 600 DIN.

D oHD1tV1O., DO ,UUU DIN.
Large brick rambler. in brand new
house condition: full bath plus 4
basement. screen porch; highly con.
yenient location off N H. ave. ex-
tended. Assume Sl4,500, 4ct Isl
trust; very liberal End trust. $23.-
800. FRANNK S. PHILLIPS, DI
JII1.
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GREENWICH FOREST
Indian Spring Manor
Locust Hills Estates

Attractive stone and cIapboard resi-
dence. situated on excel. corner lot,
spacious liv. rm., with woodburning
nsepI., din. rm., paneleG library,
powder rm. and modern equipped
KIT bedrms., baths, rec. rm.,
maid rm.; 2,,car gar. and excel
elusive with JOHN R. deSIBOUR e.
GO, Realtors. MI. $500. ewes. WO.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
Arlington Hall

Area near Lee blvd and Pershins
three bedroom Crestvood Colonial.
with 6 arger-than-averaee rooms.
screened living porch. FIRST-FLOOR
POWDER ROOM. full bsmt.. level lot:
excellent close-in convenient sec
ton. For details and appointment to
see this and other N. Arl. Colo
mails priced from S17.75n, with
from So 800 down, on reason a bic
terms--CALL
Evening star., 1952-10-25
Parents 10 Assist
AT Crowded Schools
In Southeast Areas

Parents of three crowded South
east schools plan to meet at
pm. Tuesday to organize as a VOL
unteer brigade to help with non
teaching duties at the schools.
Sixty-eigh parents already have
volunteered their help. Mrs. Dovey
j. Roundtree, chairman of the
Organizing Committee. reported
today. The goal is 100, she said.
Pupils were sent home with
notices of the project yesterday
Volunteers will be assigned to
playground and safety-patrol su-
pervision. office work and similar
chores which overloaded teachers
are finding difficult to manage,
Mrs. Roundtree said.
The schools, for Negro pupils,
are Garfield. Twenty-f1fth street
and Alabama avenue Sc; Turner,
Stanton road and Alabama avenue
Sc. and old Birney, now called
Turner Annex, on Nichols avenue
near Talbert street Sc.
A new influx of pupils is ex-
pected by the three schools from
new housing opening in the neigh
borhood. School officials hope to
add five more teachers if money
can be provided to hire them,
either by shutting in the white
schools or a special appropriation,
but this can't be done Immediately
Tuesdays meeting will be at the
Frederick Douglass Community
Center. 1000 Alabama avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1952-10-25
THIS SUNDAYS BEST READING
@be Sunday $ta1

GLASS OF MLK-coo proved himself son
be master Of reducing the complexities the cool indus
omoter milk for bodies The background Of the current
cool strife ond probable results eomned the Review Of the Week
in the Edioiol Section
THAT DIZZY GAME-of all American politics undoubtedly poyd
by the articles the Editorial Section bear the
truth Of this One. by veon political writer Ben Wtehus
describes the 9dbs used by office seekers nose public
support The other Wom Hines discusses the costly recognizable but
eknown oobokthe ostmnus political lie aimed at shooting
candidate fomes.
WATCH YOUR sPEEDoMETERYOu might WELL because looking
shoulder Thonks adar the police by the side Of the
speed within And there osuns
eronics Staff Meredith Bue describes the odor
speed Washington Baltimore boulevard article
The StoF Pictorial Magazine
TO THE END OF THE EARTH-Mony wife would follow her usbond
for. but here who would orther She Modse Moison,
Nod Jones' Plunge Into spoee who loved her husbond
enough follow him another planet This two first fiction
This Week Magazine
KOREANS AT THE FRoNt toke wealth planning moke
of bunch Of Yet tho precisely wo
the United Stotes doing transforming the South Koreans moY
How well the job told ouhtotneE by John
oote editor Of the influential Combot Forces Journal exclusive
oie the Editorial Section
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Evening star., 1952-10-25
Pedestrian Deaths Rise
Above 1851 FIGURE Here

Although traffic deaths in gen.
eral here are fewer than last year
deaths of pedestrians are wei
above the 1851 figure, Inspector
John j. Agnew's weekly report
shows.
For the week of October IL
deaths for the year stood at Al
compared with 40 at the same
time last year.
OF these. 81 were pedestrians
Last year. however, only 20 of the
49 deaths were pedestrians. An.
other pedestrian death was re-
corded this week, when a 6-year.
old boy died of injuries suffered
Sunday when he was struck by g
car. bringing the pedestrian tota
to 35.
Inspector Agnew, head of thu
|police traffic division. reported
there were 331 accidents here dur.
ling the week of October II. Mos
|accident-prone street was Four.
|teenth street. between Highway
Bridge and Shepherd street NV
There were 10 accidents there.
Evening star., 1952-10-25
Grammer New Trial
Ruling Due in 1853
BY The Associated Press


BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-George
Edward Grammer has asked the
Baltimore Supreme Bench tt
grant him a new trial.
The 35-year-old New Yorker
was convicted Thursday of mur-
dering his wife, 33, because he
was in love with another woman
Mrs. Grammer's body was found
in her overturned car at the bot
tom of a Baltimore hill the night
Of August 10. The State charged
Grammer bludgeoned her with 9
piece of metal pipe, then arranged
the accident hoax to deceive po-
lice.
Arguments on the new tria-
move are not expected to be heard
until early January. Judge Her.
man M. Moser has deferred SEN
tence until the Supreme Bench
acts.
Grammer's conviction was fol
Ifirst-degree murder, calling for 8
life sentence or death by hanging
The State portrayed Grammel
as hopelessly in love with Miss
Mathilda Mizibrocky, 28-year-olc
Canadian he had dated while his
wife was staying with her widowed
mother in Baltimore.
Anthony S. Federico, Gram
mer's attorney. filed the motion
for a new trial.
Evening star., 1952-10-25
'3More u. 5. Agencies
Reach or Top Their
'Chesf-US0 Quotas
Three more Government agen-

Three more Government agen-
cies have reached or exceeded
their quotas in the 1853 Com
munity Chest-USO campaign.
The Bureau of the Budget has
reported collections Of $9,114.50
or 103 per cent of its quota. F. j,
Lawton. director. was campaign
chairman and George Vault. vice
chairman.
The American National Red
Cross has subscribed $7,242, or
los per cent of quota. James T.
Nicholson, executive vice presi-
dent, was chairman of the cam
paign, with James Burr as vice
chairman.
The Tennessee Valley Authority
has reported 100 per cent of its
quota, which was $85. Mrs. Ethel
Desmond was chairman.
Seven divisions of the General
Services Administration have
passed the 100 per cent mark
They are:
Office of the administrator. 154
per cent. George H. McEwen
chairman: Office Of public infor-
nation, 113 per cent, Miss Rosa
Backenheimer, chairman; defense
materials procurement agency
101.6 per cent. William Haw-
thorne, chairman; Office of the
commissioner, 162 per cent. John
Dye, chairman; building manage
ment division, 106 per cent, Mrs
Gertrude Ballard, chairman; real
property acquisition and utiliza-
ton, 1872 per cent. L. Roy Torpy
chairman, and national industrial
reserve, I'LL per cent, Henry A
Brooks, chairman.
The campaign seeks $4,150,000
for 102 Red Feather agencies in
the Washington area, the USC
and other United Defense Fund
services.
AS of the latest tabulation, the
campaign had taken in $1,896. .961
more than As per cent of the goal
The Government unit has 81 1,000,-
769. or 81 per cent Of its quota.
Evening star., 1952-10-25
Pedestrian Critically Hurt
when Struck by Two Cars

A pedestrian was critically in
ljured early today when he was
struck by two cars.
Thomas Leach, II, colored, OF
478 K street S.W., was in critical
condition in Gallinger Hospital
with head and internal injuries.
Police said he was struck by
an auto driven by Marion r.
Bohan, Al, of the 5000 block Of
lTwenty-third street Sc, at First
and M streets S.W. Traffic police
said the impact apparently threw
him in the path of an unidentified
car going the other way.
A corporation counsel's hearing
will be held December Is.
Evening star., 1952-10-25
Truck Driver Cleared
In Pedestrians Death

A coroner's jury yesterday freed
a truck driver of blame in the
death of a pedestrian.
The death Sunday of Ashley
billiard. "a. colored. Of 106 M
street S.W., was ruled accidental.
Police said he walked against the
side of a truck driven by Reuben
H. Hef1in, 62. of 603 Fourteenth
street NE. at Delaware avenue
and NJ street S.W. on August 6.
Another inquest into a traffic
death was continued yesterday SC
police could draw a scale map OF
the intersection where James C
Bibb, ST., u of 6116 Seventh
street NV. was fatally injured
Monday. He was struck by a cal
driven by Marilyn E. Weitz, Is, O.
the 1900 block of Van Buren stree
NV. at Sixteenth street and For
Stevens drive NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-25
'Donohue Plea
10 Firemen on
|ntegrdtion Fails
Proposal Defeated
By Vote of 100 to 3
After His Talk
District Commissioner F. Joseph

District Commissioner F.. Joseph
|Donohue last night earnestly
urged Washington's firefighters to
change their view against racial
integration of the department.
But the f1remen'S answer was a
19O-to-3 vote reiterating their de-
mand for continued segregation in
the station houses.
Mr.. Donohue spoke to the men
for Is minutes in a regular meet
ing, closed to the press and pub
lie. of Local SO, International As
sociation of Firefighters, at Odd
Fellows Hall, 419 Seventh street
NV.
At the close of his remarks, the
Commissioner stayed, by request,
to hear "rebuttal" by Fire Capt.
Curtis E. McGhee. chairman of
the unicn's segregation commit
tee.
Says DOnOhue 'Squirmed.'
According to Capt. McGhee, his
own defense of segregation had
Mr.. Donohue "squirming, blushing
and nervous" The Commissioner
said today that this isn't true,
but let them say what they like"
MI. Donohue is Commissioner in
charge of police and fire affairs.
MI. Donohue told the flremen
last night they cant kill the idea"
of racial integration. Both politi-
cal parties have taken firm stands
against erection of racial barriers, +"
he said. Sooner or later you will
have to accept integration."
The Commissioner warned that
their stand is doubtless being aired
by Communists as part of the
anti-American propaganda cam
paign. Some day." he added,
I'VE will have to face the fact that
we can't enjoy our prejudices. It
will be too dangerous to our coun-
try and ourselves personally"
Politics Charged.
NdpI. MC1Ilcc III IllS reply
charged that some public officials
who support racial integration are
Iplaying politics.
I'VE have not heard one sound
reason why integration would be
effective" he declared. He said
many white members of the force
would resign if segregation were
to end. and efficiency would de-
cline.
The fire captain said he has
conducted a survey of more than
80 other northern cities and
found that with very few excep-
tions segregation policy applies to
fire departments.
He said that f1remen live in
close fellowship" at the fire
houses and that this would be
impossible if the companies were
Iracially mixed.