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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FURNITURE STORE FOR SALE, or
other active partner with small
coRNfk csosRlsf1 6GH 9RodaSYsstnr dtssSy stnr rof SSc.
Long lease. 1851 4th st. NV NV. a "a:
DELICATESSEN-I have fixtures and
good loc. for delicatessen: will put
y1p4 n business for ALMOST nothing:
cnGcO MG; GOLDSTE1N; GIL. 1886. 20
upper Ga. ave.. cash business, long
lease. reasonable rent, clean stock
and fixtures. Additional Income win
pay note. call Georgia 1927. No
sANDWfcH IL BAR AND GRILL IN Sso COM
mercial district, nearby Nd; newly
equipped. Appleton 3093 for info.
BEAUTY SALON FOR sALE-EScel
clientele and location in. Arlington.
iSE a}ssr rent; ! I r.; $4,000, Call OF. aS49
GAS sTARRioiN Ri6i AND GARAGE-BSasy GARAG-IS
va. Ses ssas.f assfGSs or WI. 7o4n. 1ine' s7 RI l.
SMALL STORE. greeting cards. con-
fections, gifts, magazines; So, 500.
can be seen any time; 327 Penna.
III fnone 46Ssa SWSER' eyes, and Sun. only,
BEAUTY SHOP. s.E.-oood GSd Soips
business. Owner wishes to sell due to
illness and other out of town interest.
Eeasonable guarantee. Box 3S2-
SELF SERVICE GROCERY, BRslto,
bivd., Beltsville, growing community;
closed because of illness; no money
down, buy stock, fixtures and equip
ment monthly, Call AL" RA. 6527.
GAS STATION. major company. loc
on main thoroughfare in D. c.; must
sell due to death in family. Sacrifice
IA $50 or best offer. IA. 1886. 25'
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, with
good Job, ready to go. desires a
good man as partner sH. IS. S$ss
RESTAURANT, excellent e. location
good lease: unusual Opportunity to
buy exceptional money-making res
taurant at bragain price. Shown by
appointment only. Box 384-X, Star
STAND NO. (outside>, Center Mar
Sci, Sell stock and business. Call Ex.
DUPoNT-SCOTT CIRCLE area: now
vacant; store and living quarters;
nearly nearly 10;9eO residents in 2.block
ssd1as shsne ffsS ao4d aoesh 1885 $685. le$s ss
RESTAURANT. colored; liquor: best
NV. location. Owner leaving city,
accept best oher. Box 409-X. Star.
N.E.-small grocery store: Q apis.
good opportunity. Owner must
leave town. 81. 1888. -25
LUNCH AND GRILL, doing good busi-
ness. next door to colored theater;
Owner sacrifices sale for only So, 900
down bal. easy terms. Mr.. Fletcher.
WI; 9646; PAUL J. MILLER, EX.
RESTAURANT, sale or lease, bldg.
and EQUIP; excel. location: ready
for business. OWNER, Ii. 3-4243.
FOUNT. GRILL, N. Arl.; gross S75
day; two can operate; low down
pymt.; must sell. OW. 9616, VI.
9SS5. .,,,, 26'
BEST 0FFER-Del. and groc.. beer
and wine; want to retire; wonderful
income: excel. Pa. ave. location; new
fixtures, clean stock; own bldg.
lease and good terms to suit right
party. OWNER, RE. 249l or RE.
:}40O -2k
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS-Well edu-
Gated and refined people, want i'm
mediately Q, furnished house. 3 bed
rms, baths, NV. section. west of
aost a%aS creek aPsaTd sEH vps Ing
present residence. Excel. ref: Up to
$3.50 q month. Call GE. 1929. 25s
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. 1 child. de-
sire unfurnished or 3 bedrm.
house. Year lease. Immediate poss.
Vicinity NV. TU. 5000. Ext. SOY.
YOUNG LAWYER AND WIFE desire
two or three-bedroom det. house
in Arlington, Alexandria or Silver
Spring. about June 1; S100.S115.
Reply Box 3S9-x. Star. 24'
QUIET FAMILY Of couple Govern
ment employe and former school
teacher) and 8 .well-trained chill
dren @ desire furnished house June 8.
tain and repair property and as
sumo care of child If sharing house.
Reasonable rent. Refs. ia. 2-3881.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes in near
ais; no delay. For complete rental
Hay fafax9'ei Co.. DsHne sG eaqs. y today Fey pEHFf
NORTH ARLINGTON-3 bedrms., all
twin size; one bedrm. and bath on
frst floor; basement and porch.
Phone Owens 1888. 24s
NAVY CAPT. AND WIFE desire rent,
with possible option to buy, unfur-
nished house in Va. by July Is.
Reply Box 420-x. Star. before Tues,
GOVT. PROFESSIONAL WORKER
desires detached house with yard
in Fort Davis area or Arlington for
family Of 3. Not over $115. 10
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

6ea 5th ST. N.w.-Rooming house,
large rms, 9 baths: $50 month.
Call r; A. HUMPHREYS, ReaItor,
BkADIEY IA fGS9' BLVD. sEcr1oN-Beauti.
full new rambler; 2 bedrms., 2
eai1 eaths; WI gen; Gsd5 = acres; $3.50 per Des mo-
rWINBRooK@Nr. VII Mai SEM Rockville, Silver
Spring and Bethesda; two 3-bedrm.
houses; firepl.; Bendix; lease. S115;
yyr;; yyT; old; ad;s available June 1 and IS.
sEM11GT: Mai 9GG:' BRICK: s rooms; full
ia. 8-4654 after 8 pm. -23
drive; S11o mo-; S-bedrm. brick
SAKfYLaEE. de Ioz1ER, Realstor'
uSfukS! vi sSoGi HOUSE. Alex. Huntinston; mas
outdoor fireplace; SIo5. oW. 65s7.
TWO semidet; well-ea1ip.
kitchen; fenced backyard: near
AYdE9 Ayailable around July l. Call IA.
Chevy CHASE. d. c.-six rooms, 2
baths. 2 inclosed heated porches.
oil heat. heat %1sar gar garaEe g!e, Ad9lts only: s.
1887 GiRARD ST. N.W.-Nine rms. !;
can rent rms; lease; SIPS rent; oil.
Call after g.; all day Friday. -25
5O2 34th ST. N.E.-3 bedrms., lge:
bst lly rm dining III open p%; snd to Kit T. F4 fSl
ARE.S7 RI. r9o rms.. Sun' with den or 4th the bed
rm.;. 2. baths; o.. h. pict. windows
overlooking k.a. handicapped grounds
and pub. park; $1S5. ia. 2.7S97.
BUNGALOW-very desirable. in W.
Hyattsville; lge. corner lot; refs. req.
N. ARL.-3 bedrms:. screened porch.
nsegi;' eI' d rec: RI rm;; MI, IenSed rear yard
sfIvER ifsSf sFRiNG; a. new sois6 s6edrm SEMI
detached homes; children accepted;
SlI5 per month. WoODMOOR
AaEEGy' afkfs wEsf gEsii fh, FA1kFSS SRss COURT
conveniences; ACRES acres: will sHi'r rent or or
new Brick RAMBLER-3 bedrms. :.
all-elec. kit. incl. dishwasher: bsmt.
playrm. Located in Woodlawn. Md.
Service pe' so doTnsoSn: sls5 ' per mo.. 40.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & Co. "A
N. ARL:-Two bedrms:. bath. living
Iiu, uiu1uB Iul., equipped kltCHeu,
stairway to exp. attic; full bsmt.;
nice cor lot with shade trees; block
to transp., schools. Available about
June l. MILTON G. SMITH REAL
TY: 1057 n. Glebe rd., OW. 1900.
ATTRACTIVE BRICK Colonial on Ga;
ave, Wheaton, Md.-Six rms. and
bath; add. brk:. wing. with. ONCE OF
den and "a bath; full bsmt., fenced
yard; on busline; ideal for doctor s
home and ONCE: $145. PERRY
NEAR GLEBE RD. AND SHIRLEY
hwy. Va.-Semidet. brick; nice lot;
nice community; 1st floor. living
rm.. dining rm.. kit: End floor, z
bedrms., tiled bath; full bsmt., as
HhSlt Hnib tilsd teSl 90T LTJAH IA &; sroAfs ar
EN-. 4335. OV. 4146.
MCLEAN. vA.-New 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod. Ia baths. built-in garage; lge
lot: $165, ASK-US2 REALTY CO..
HOUSES @ s'si AVAILABLE D. C. and Md;
sId9-$225; sdd9 Can Rental Mgr, Wo
WHEATON-Three bedrms., semidet.
bsmt. Din. rm.; fenced yard; avail.
COW. BOILING FIELD-Three.
b.r, semidet. brick: fenced yard;
storm wind; good cond.; S11o. 20
ATTTRsiAsc;rIvE ATTTRAc;rIvE NEW s-BEDRM. 6rich
rambler; nr. Pent., schools transp
10 min. b. c. s135. ow. 1866.
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5000 DOWN
finest COOP; and 2
bedrm. apis. on 1st, end or 3rd frs.
Call Lisle Kendall at VIM. L. WAR
FIELD. OW. 1773.
COLORED-l315 BELMONT ST.
NV, Apt. 25-$195 down. $50
month. Cali or come to 1404 L
st. nv. Ma; s036 TIL z pm. ga
Corner new Hampshire ave. 3 and
immediate occupancy. from S195
down. monthly terms like rent. To
inspect see janitor, then call OF
come to 1404 L st. NV. Ma
S036 till z pm. -23
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KENT

First presentation Of q top
quality home in one Of the
choice restricted locations in
all Washington. White brick
center-hall Colonial OF finest
quality. Includes library and
Law. on 1st A.; 3 lovely bed
rms. and 2 baths on End a.
Excellent detail and fine ap-
pointments such as were
characteristic of homes built
in this area about 10 years
ago. ~riced very seusibly for
immediate sale at $4,000.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI.
141l; eyes,, call OR. 9265.
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APTs. WANTED lcent.,

BY JUNE 8, ! or 2-bedrm. apt. tr
NV. section by young ladies, EN-.
pl. by Govt; furnished or unfurn.
porch desirable. OR. 761z. 25s
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING, DAY OR EVE, small or
large job BY exper. men: reas. rates
estimates given. AT. 9342.
FERMAN'S TRANSFER CO., INC
Local. long distance moving; ward
robe service; terms available; serv-
ing D.. c. over 25 yrs ME. 6O72
after pm. XII. S-4219.
MOVING ACROSS THE. STREET o.
across the country: safe storage In
seperate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 0l04. UNION STORAGE
co, INC. testab. l9061
MOVING AND HAULING, day Of
night. OR. 5657 or NO. $3.50. 80
LIGHT HAULING. moving to loca
beaches a specially. Cali .TU. 115t
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage
Reas. IA. 2937; eyes,. GE. 1916.
O9s
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Detached brick home. 2 rooms. 8
bedrooms, 2 baths, library; Gear
garage; oil heat; lovely garden;
$3.50 per mo. To inspect call Mrs.
Grier. co. 1928.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
MA. $500 -23
COLORED - HOUSE FOR RENT -
Five rooms, furnished; no pets.
MI. 1850. %
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BRIARCLIFF

5 BdrmS., 3 Baths, 2 Laws
Lovely white brk. Colonial
home built In 1851 by Frank
S. Phillips here in the heart
Of the city'S very finest re-
stricted residential area. Pic
turesque wooded lot with 95-
#. frontage. All General Elec-
trio kit. with dishwater. Dis
posall. range and ,refgr. At
the price now available we be-
lieve this to be one of the
greatest values to be found.
OWNER MOVING = WANTS
QUICK SALE. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411; eyes,,
call RA. 1924.
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BETHESDA

Attsas sssnf, nsT rs.,r'tsS ssssr Ta%Ser n
liy. y.-din.. comb; bright, modern kit
with table space; full hsmt.: Q fire-
places and built-in garage.
Margaret J. Dunkley
4 Realtor-w1. s2ss. a.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEED-TWc
adults desire fully furnished house
or two-bedroom apt. HO. $50
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BETHESDA

DE- f1ESDA
Custom built brick Colonial, with
good sized den and powder room or
lst floor: B bedrooms, . baths or
End. Fireplace in large living room
separate dining room. modern com.
plete kitchen, rec. room, garage
beautiful wooded lot; excellent neigh.
borhood and environment. S31 $50
Easily financed. E. NJ. FRY, INC.
WI, 500 -23
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SOUTH ARLINGTON
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS APIS
Sorry. only of our KING-SIZED
2-bedrm. apis. left in this charmins
cupancy. Rents S99.50 mo. incl.
see res. mgr. at s15 8. 0reenbriar
st. cor. 9Th rd. To reach: Go
out Columbia pike to Greenbriar St,
right 1 block to ONCE: open daily
and sunday 10 to 9. Managers
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1490 K St. NV. Realtors. Elk. ls11
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WE HAVE A PREFERRED
Clientele waiting to rent your home
List It with US for prompt service,
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO., REALTORS
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Brightwood Bargain
500 monthly and a reasonable cash
payment, will buy this corner brick
home containing 9 rms. and tile
bath. 3 porches, e inclosed and
frigeration, lge. fenced lot, etc.
Suitable for 2 apis.
D1. s917 W. L. MOORE GE. 2s02
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BEST OFFER
Del. and groc.. beer and wine; want
to retire; wonderful income; excel.
NV. Pa. ave. location; new fixtures,
clean stock; own bldg; lease and
good terms to suit right party.
OWNER. RE. 2491 or RE. 340O.
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AVONDALE AREA

Seldom is better house offered fo1
$14.95Q. than this 4-yr.-old semi
det. brick. on a nice lot and good
bath. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit: space
for recr. rm.: $4,000 down pay.
ment and $1,000 first trust al
4e6. can be assumed. Monthly pay
ments. S67. Phone Mr.. Thompson
MI. $3.50: ewes, EN-. 1884.
D. A. HANES CO., INC.
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HOUSES uhFURNIsHEp tcon.. /,
In Beautiful Ravenwood
HOUSES TO SHARE

COUPLE TO SHARE HOME-wife as
semi-invalid lady; refs. AK. 1904.
CATHEDRAL VICINITY - Youne
couple will share large 4-bedroom
porehes ss of Farden se cool oaSns' ans com taTge
Portable. Conv. transp. OR. 1905.
GIRL WANTED-To share 8 room
house with other girls; conv. transp.
wk. days call after 8 pm; any
wANrED. Ss MS eaSS eSSGEAiAE Ell soSs middie-ssed
cple.; Catholic; to share lovely home
in Woodbridge. Call NO. 3611 after
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MT, PLEASANT

Attractive stone and brk. home. 4
bedrms.. l. "a baths. lge. iv, rm.. din
bsmt beautiful hardwood floors
newly decorated. Close to transp. anC
shopping. Terms; PRICED ,$l725g
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC. DI
1nl ANdR
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GENERAT. ST0RE

GENERAL STORE
Within z miles Of District. Fast-grow.
ing community. Consists Of ali real
estate and stock. House Of 6 rms
in excellent cond.; 3 garages: mod
store and mod. fixtures. Located or
! acre Of ground. Same owner fol
20 years. who is retiring. Business
now crossing over 1000 per weeR
ard can be increased. Good prop.
osition for someone to inheret Q
paying business. Priced to sell with
moderate cash required. Shown by
appointment only.
JOHN A. WENTZ
REALTOR
1907 Baltimore Ave, College Park
AP NQ00 Till q ~
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BRIGHTWOoD-Nice brick home in
excel. repair. Hail entr. Liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit. and rear porch. 8
bedrms., bath. encl rear porch on
2nd fl. Lovely deep yard with gar.
Good neighborhood. Reas. cash
down.
JAMES 8. WILDER GE. 1915
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1886 QUINCY ST. NE. mr.. monas-
tery.gnd a.. 4 rms; kit, bath:
g ayail. June l; S125; WA; S343. ,;s5 .M25
now avail: conv. to shopping and
transp.: S6S.50. BUSADA. 10.
9-S5O0. 4415 Southern ave. s.e.
1854 LANIER PL. N.W.-The Dud-
dington, l blk. from 18th and Co
lumbia rd.; completely remodeled
and Just. like new. in this ultraconv.
neighborhood. Apis. ready after
May 15. Consist Of l nm, kit. and
bath; with or without porch.
Inspection invited. May % and 90,
from 4 pm. 90 pm; 4 selections
still available. WEINBERG & BUSH,
1907 H st. NV, Ma. $500. -23
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
One bedrm.. uv. rm.. dinette, kit. and
parking. SS4 50 per mo. ali utils,
incl. Available Immediately. Call
BOSS g. PHELPS. INC. Ma. 9300
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THE EVENING STAR

Washington. D. c.
FRIDAY, MAY %, 1859
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S16.95O

Sl6,95O
POTOMAC PALISADES, D. C.
Just on $500 Macarthur blvd, 1 new
aouse left: will be ready next week:
SatSs SSeifx rambler Of bedrms.. ia
Ewes. Mr.. Sherwood. WO. 4S45.
j. Leo KOlb Co.
1887 WIS AVE, MI. sIo0
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JUST NO. OF GEORGETOWN
Excellent row house Of pleasing Eng
nSh style in .Burleith. in rapidly
improving neighborhood, few blocks
above GEORGETOWN. 1s-ft. liv. rm..
lge. din. rm.. 3 bedrms., rear gar
den. Comfortable home. excellent
investment. Price S17.50O, terms to
suit purchaser. Call Mr.. Swift, WO,
1866; ewes. LO 5-3SS2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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BRIIHTWOOD
Beaut. semidet brick home, in ideal
location; consisting of lge. liv. rm.,
full din. rm.. Beauticraft kit. and
tile pwoder rm. on 1st f.; 3 spacious
bedrms: and tile bath. End fl. This
home Is only 2 years old. Conv
terms. MRS. MARCHAL, RA. 1861
or GE. 343l.
excel. cond. Liv. I'm. with firepl.
Din. rm.. kit. and bkfst rm. end
H., 4 bedrms., . baths. Auto. heat
Full bsmt. and gar. Inspection by
appt
JAMES S. WILDER GE. 1916
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O1 1V44NN V3A6A1114
Spacious 12-yr-old home, perfectly
planned for gracious living; center.
hall plan with large den and powder
rm. on 1st fir.. an out-of -this-world
kitchen. 8 large bedrms, 2 baths or
2nd fir. Big finished heated attic
useable as dbl. bedrm. Recr. rm. IN
full bsmt. Garage. Screened porch
beautifully Handicapped lot. Immed
inspection recommended. Once oper
til 9.
Toy1,,1 O. C,,I..io Nd nAor
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-N.W.
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NEW HOMES SPECIAL
JUST FINISHED
Cute as q button and only $40 abO.
On OF New Hampshire ave. nav.
ing ultramodern all-electric kitchen.
garbage disposal, dishwasher. recrea.
lon room, powder room on first
io,, iiUoT, and please don't forget 8
Immediately.
COHN & LEVINE
HO. 1890 TIL, O PM "a
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pymt.; must sell. oW. ss1e, Vi.
0SS5. 26s
BEST OFFER-Del. and groc., beer
and wine; want to retire; wonderful
income: excel. Pa. ave. location; new
fixtures. clean stock; own bldg.
party. OWNER, RE. 249l or RE.
3400. -ok
Evening star., 1952-09-11
DR.. Pruden Tells
OF Soviet Photo
He Didn'tGet

The Russian side of d barrier
sign between the American sector
of Berlin and the Red zone of
Germany is not in the picture
collection of DR.. Edward H. Pru-
den. pastor of the First Baptist
Church here. IFS
DR.. Pruden said today he got a
picture of the American side of
the sign when he and DR.. J. D.
Grey of New Orleans, president
of the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton, were being taken on a tour
of Berlin by an Army chaplain
this summer.
Both of the churchmen wanted
to get a picture of the Russian
side of the sign, which they un-
derstood informs the passer that
he is leaving the democratic zone
of Germany as he crosses into the
American sector of Berlin.
DR.. Pruden said they got within
about 10 feet of the barrier. which
consisted of metal beams driven
into the road, when some Russian
guards appeared from a previously
Iunnoticed guardhouse behind a
lclump of bushes. The guards were
brandiShing guns.
The two clergymen departed
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Ex-Ambossudor Lane
Takes Republican Post
BY the Assoeiated Press

Arthur Bliss Lane, former Am
bassador to Poland. today was
appointed co-ordinator of the Re-
publican National Committee's
foreign language groups.
The G. o. P. announcement said
Mr.. Lane, a Foreign Service vet
eran of 81 years, resigned his War
saw post in 1947 $50 he could
frankly and without diplomatic
evasion inform the people of the
United States regarding the be-
trayal of Poland by the Democrat
administration as well as by the
Soviet government"
Mr.. Lane, a native of Brooklyn,
served as Minister to Estonia,
Latvia and Lithuania, among other
diplomatic posts.
Evening star., 1952-09-11

Eisenhower, but am afraid he
is trying to push me off my plat
form"
When his train pulled into Ma
dera Gov. Stevenson saw one sign
in the crowd which proclaimed
that Gov. Stevenson did not seek
the Office. The Governor said he
did not seek the nomination, "but
I sure am seeking the office now.'
Several youngsters at MADEIRA
stood along the tracks, holding
up homemade cardboard pla-
cards containing the II like Ike
slogan.
AS the afternoon wore on and
he became more accustomed to the
rear platform appearances, Gov
Stevenson said he had never
enjoyed a day like have enjoyed
this one."
In Southern California Gov
Stevenson was meeting the folks
at the cross roads for the first
time. Previously he had flown
nearly 5000 miles, stopping only
at big cities.
One of his aides said today hi
thought the Governor would de.
eide to do more of this old-fash.
ioned campaigning by train in the
later stages of the campaign. Tht
biggest crowd he spoke to yester.
day numbered more than 5000 al
Fresno. At the smaller towns thu
crowds varied from 1.50O to 5000
A reception committee of loca
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Listeners Impatient,
Sporkmon Cuts Off
Talk for Car Races
BY the Associated Press

TOPEKA, Kans., Sept. 11.-A
candidate for Vice President has
Ia difficult time competing with
the lure of automobile racing
Senator John Sparkman discov-
Iered yesterday.
The Democratic vice presiden-
tial nominee, speaking before a
moderately we'll filled grandstand
at the Kansas Free Fair, was
forced to cut his speech four min
|utes short when his listeners be-
came impatient for the auto races
to start.
Interrupted near the end of his
speech by applause from. the rest
less crowd, Senator Sparkman
folded his speech and said:
II won't impose one minute
upon your time"
The crowd in the grandstand
was composed mainly of persons
who had paid an admission fee for
the afternoon auto racing sched-
ule.
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Kon-1iki in Reverse Done
By New Zealand Doctor
BY the Assoeioied Press

LIMA, Peru. Sept. 11.-A New
Zealand doctor with his family is
beating his way up the Peruvian
coast today in a 44-foot ketch
after crossing the South Pacific
on q Kon-Tiki expedition in re-
verse.
DR.. Thomas T. A. H. Davis, 80,
who has Polynesian ancestors and
is an expert on South Sea island
lore. is bound for Boston and Har-
ward University. where he will dc
postgraduate work.
DR.. Davis believes that Poly
nesians in small craft reached
Peru In ancient times and thinks
his adventure partially proves it.
He disputes the theory of Thor
Heyerdahl, who led the Kon- Tiki
raft expedition which sailed from
Peru westward to add weight to
the theory that Polynesia was
settled by Peruvians.
The doctor and his wife, with
their two sons and two crewmen
left Wellington May 81. They
made a stormy crossing of the
$500 miles in As days. When
they were 1000 miles out they
were caught in a terrific hurri-
cane that lasted six days and
left their tiny ship almost wreck
They limped into Callao, Peru
with their provisions almost gone
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Metal Chips Damage
Gears in DESTROYER,
Navy Hints Sabotage
By the Associated Press

BOSTON. Sept. 11.-First Naval
District headquarters disclosed to-
day that metal chips found in the
reduction gears caused $500, 900
damage to the destroyer Pritchett
in what may have been sabotage.
Rear Admiral John L. McCrca.
commandant of the district, said a
Naval Intelligence investigation to
determine if it was sabotage has
not yet been completed.
'As in all these cases." he said.
NAVAL Intelligence has conducted
the investigation and is still do
ing so.
THE foreign substance which
caused the damage was metal
chips. How they got into the re-
duction gears has not yet been de-
termined."
He said the damage was dis
covered about a month ago just
before the Pritchett was to leave
the Boston Naval Shipyard for a
training cruise.
The investigation was kept a
secret until last night when word
leaked out. The Navy confirmed
the report early today.
Navy sources said repairs will
require several weeks.
The reduction gears are that
portion Of the vessels machinery
which reduces the engines revo-
lutions for the propeller shaft.
The 2,100-ton vessel won a
presidential citation for combat
at Okinawa in World War II. It
was "mothballed" after that war
and recommissioned in August,
1851.
Evening star., 1952-09-11
Visas Don't Require Jews
To LIST Race, U. 5. Says
By the Associated Press

The State Department has no
plan to require Jewish i'm
migrants to list themselves as
Jews, Representative Francis P.
Bolton, Republican, of Ohio said
today.
She made public a State De-
partment reply to her protest of
August % against any such plan.
At that time Mrs. Bolton quoted
press reports that the depart
ment planned such a requirement
in new visa forms under the i'm
migration law passed by the last
Congress.
"The forms will not contain a
list of races and ethnic classifica-
tions from which an alien may
select (that) which applies to
him and, of course. it will be left
to each individual applicant to
state what he considers to be his
race and ethnic classification"
Mrs. Bolton said she plans to
watch the actual working of the
plan.
Evening star., 1952-09-11
6. o. P. Headquarters
To Open in Alexandria

Alexandria Republicans will open
campaign headquarters for the fall
campaign at 8:15 pm. tomorrow
at 1903 King street.
Joel T. Broyhill. Of Arlington
G. o. P. candidate for the 10th
District Congressional seat will at
tend the opening.
The headquarters is a project
of the Republican Club of Alex
andria which will hold genera,
membership meeting in conjunc-
ton with the opening. A new
vice president and secretary of the
club will be elected to replace Ma
than j. Paulson, and Mrs. Robert
Jarvis. The two officers resigned
because they were elected to office
on the Republican Executive Com
mittee for Alexandria.