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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-05
Thirteenth Election District
Carroll Knobs

Land Title e Mortgage Corpora
ton = Lot II, Block P, Carroll
Knolls," containing $3.50 square
feet, assessed at S490. 90. Taxes, in
terest and costs, $37.42.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-05
Thirteenth Election District
Indian Spring Highlands

Buckley, Francis j., Jr. & M. ".
= Lot 5, Block 3, Indian Spring
Highlands" containing $500
square fet and improvements, as
sessed at $4,000. Taxes, interest
and costs, $160.03.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-05
Thirteenth Election District
Indian Spring Village

Hunter, Van A. g. T.. l.. - Lot
10, Block 7, Indian Spring Viii
age" containing 6,325 square feet
md improvements, assessed al
100000 Taxes, interest cnd
costs, S132.89.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-05
Thirteenth Election District
Glenmont Heights & Hills

Brookville Ramblers Block In
corporated : Lot II, Block 10,
"Glenmont Hills" containing 9,64i
square feet, assessed at $4,000.
Taxes, interest and costs, $43.28. y
Flack Street Incorporated - Lot
80, Block 8, "Glenmont Hills" con-
tanning S,081 square feet and inn
provements, assessed at SIS, $4,000.
Taxes, interest and costs, $184.97.
Hogan, James f. Incorporated
- Lot 10, Block Ia, "Glenmonts
Hills" containing 1894 square
feet, assessed at $4,000. Taxes;
interest and costs, $57.19.
Myers, Lawrence A., Jr. & u. E.
Lot 7, Block 2, "Glenmont
Hills" containing 6,175 square feet
and Improvements, assessed at
$5,060.00. Taxes, interest and
costs, $1S3.35.
Myers, Marguerite F. - Lot Z,
Block +, "Glenmont Heights" con.
tanning 10,500 square feet, assess
ed at $4,000. Taxes, interest and
costs, $5S.06. q
Myers, Marguerite F. - Lot 8,
Block +, "Glenmont Heights, con-
tanning 10000 square feet, assess
ed at $4,000. Taxes, interest and
costs, $58.06.
Roesemann, H. F. & C. ]. - Lot
7, Block A, "Glenmont Hills" con.
tanning 7,119 square feet and i'm
provements, assessed at $4,720.00.
faxes, interest and costs, $162.96.
Tapanes, Richard & o. = Lot 8,
Block 2, "Glenlnont Hills" contain
ing $3.50 square feet and improve
ments, assessed at $4,740.00.
Taxes, interest and costs, $1,000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-05
Thirteenth Election District
Brunwill Park

Malloy, Annabel M. - Lot al,
"Branwill Park" Section 1, CON
tanning 1868 square feet and i'm
provements, assessed at IS, $4,000.
Taxes, interest and costs, $165.37.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-05
Thirteenth Election District
Indian Spring View

Smith, Gary II. - Part Of Lot
o, Block ID, Indian Spring View"
containing u square feet, assessed
1t $1,000. Taxes, interest and costs,
5H.h3.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-05
Thirteenth Election District
GIenview

Bush, Joseph J. & L. v. = Lot
II, Block 8, "Glenview," containing
1914 square feet and improves
ments, assessed at $6,960.00.
Taxes, interest and costs, $227.2S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-05
Thirteenth Election District
Hiqhlund View

Zion, Louis & Samuel Rosenkoff
= Lot 81, Block G, Highland
View" Section containing 5,372
square feet and improvements, as
sessed at $7,880.00. Taxes, interest
and costs, $245.19.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-05
Thirteenth Election District
GIenmont Forest 7

Shepard, Ward, Jr. & A. L. =
Lot IL, Block l., "Glenmont For
rest" Section 8, containing $3.50
square feet and improvements, as
sessed at $4,000. Taxes, interest
and costs, $195.40.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
HOUSES FOR sALs-VA.
Homes of Enchantrnent
Pretty as a Picture

4&tVy 60 q = 4OVA4V
With added glamour and
Sss4s Sssisneat q Enov.SSW sy z %S%an In With an
veiopins technique and M ar
PRiETTY AS "A A PICTURE
Tan brick house. 100 feet
long. lily. rm. l5x21 IT. with
firepl., 2 lge. picture windows,
SPACIOUS din; rm.. lge. fully
12x14 IT,. rec. rrm., lSx2O It.
with flrepl.. 2 full tile baths.
STURDY AS AN OAK
The beautiful brick walls
are insulated. plastered walls
In interior. copper plumbing,
zone control thermostats,
flooring. finished with oak and
Sork; skylishts IN bsthr9oms.
tank. double carpcrt. Earbsee
disposal. electric dishwasher.
dble. oven In. kit. ialousies
thrcughout, storm sash. an
windows win-glaSsed. Through
out your home Of enchant-
ment every piece Of material
has been chosen with particu-
Lot si Size 800 IT. front, $50
neighborhood Of utmost re-
finement. go minis. to WASH
ington or the Pentagon.
S3S.90o, with financing to be
arranged.
Other homes Of equal re-
fnement and quality at vari-
GUS prices. Phone XII. 0-6644
or TIE. 6-7343.
AZ rayr- o oo@r r>yn
Evening star., 1952-12-13
WESTLAWN
STUNNING MODERN

See THIS OR REoREr TT TEE
REST or YOUR LIFE. Ramblers
should have high style. superb con-
struction and Q view. This one does.
panorama Of open country and woods
spread out before y. Yet. It's In
North Arlingtoni 8 big bedrooms. 2
full baths, enormous living room
with fireplace and picture windows.
Entrance hall. Dinine rm. Last
Word" kitchen has breakfast nook,
range. refrigerator. garbage disposal
unit. exhaust fan. plenty OF cabinets.
More closets than you can use. plus
. storese attic; Block parcuet hoors.
louvred '.can't-rain-in" windows.
Concrete drive to tuclosed carport
with tool storage. Built Of brick and
wood, exquisiteiy finished inside and
out. This win be ..hoMe" TO you for
the rest Of your life. For what II Is.
the cost Is low. S24. 500. The builder
viii actually accent Q down payment
may see. look at this house before
you buy. It Is what Q modern ram
bier should be and enduring value
Is built into every Inch of Il. B +
MANNAS REALTY CO.
211e Wilson Blvd. "a. s-e7S3
Evening star., 1952-12-13
FOR SALE BY OWNER
S-level Brick and Redwood Home
in beautiful
COLUMBIA PINES

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Purchase direct from owner and save
this lovely 3-bedrm home today.
Situated on lge. level Handicapped
lot. 75x1S0. IT,, on deadend street,
makes location excellent for chill
dren; ideally located for military
personnel. Newly painted inside and
out; fenced-in back yard, large
trees; copper piping. cutters and
downsp0uts, aluminium easement
windows throughout. First level:
Entrance area, lge. comb. din. and
Hy:. rm. tlog-burning fireplace)
with entrance to screened porch;
lge; electric Kit. built-in cabinets,
stainless steel sink.
second level: Two lge. bedrms.
linen closet. lge. bath lCarrara
Third level: Master bedrm. t1exo1,.
pvt. bath, 2 walk-in closets: Ice.
dry basement with recreation room
and utility room: built-in sarase
Open for inspection until sold;
$4,000. Out Columbia pike 81
miles past Baiiey's Crossroads To
sign "Columbia Pines": turn rieht
70 SS2 Richard ri. JE. 2-s045.
Evening star., 1952-12-13

AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 9. st. Asaph St.. Alexandria. ya
Evening star., 1952-12-13
HOUSES ron. SALIVA.
THE GREATEST
CHRISTMAS GIFT
YOU CAN GIVE

A home for you and your family to
cali their own--that is the greatest
Christmas gift you can give.
And you can get that home today
without waiting any longer. The
Crestwood Construction Co. has fiye
81 its most popular model. the
you to move In. It's q three-bedroom,
sized basement and storage attic.
There's o smart breakfast bar, q
complete kitchen with washing ma
chime. garbage disposal. refrigerator
and stove plus many cabinets.
You'll want to be q part Of Spring
held-the complete Fairfax County
community. The lots are large, the
sse'f snd s paysd Ssre1 ~ pis Sues aFs thss5
downtown Wsshineton. Tis The price' %
ready to move into tomorrow, Is
$4,000. See the beautifully fur
nished model home now and have
one like 1t by Christmas. Open daily
10 am. to dark.
DIRECTIONS: Out Shirley highway to
the Franconia Cloverleaf. right ia
Hrss intersection and right tc
ARLINGTON REALTY CO..
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-a3O0
EDWARD r.. CARR. INC.
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. s-1sO5.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
HOUSES SALIVA. tcess.,

modern: sacrifice, Sio.95O. S2,450
down; open Sat. and sun. 36IS s.
24th I'd. Follow open signs Of
TALLMAN. IA. 7-1s00. ia. 2-s535,
by oWNER-Adjoinins Belle Haven
1851 Quander. rd. Attractive 3
hedrms:, baths. den: dishwasher
disposal; fenced yard; mr.. schools
shopping, TRANSPORTATION. Reason
opsn s Psaisa mmsels's fss oV
IBY OWNER--Brick bungalow, Ia yrs
SSapp;8. Std 6is sd sa ssdrms R b,det nj; ~ scSS %I
SON blvd, dead-end St; $2O,750;
substantial cash. ia. 2-2S54. Nc
OWNER HAS PURCHASED large,
house and wants quick sale. Viii
take 81, 900 down, balance in month
" payments far less than rent. Fl
nancing includes large 4so loan that
Ssn v rm Ge Tep, separate din aFss sreS
fully equipped kit.,. full dry bsTnt.
large lot; city utilities. Priced at
only $I2,750; act fast. Call ARFAX
REALTY. JE. 2-1450.
OWNER LEAVING AREA---Will sell
trade or lease with option to buy
large S9-ft. brick rambler; 4 bed
sssnt,Su1 s5ms paths; f,I large ss,ys5 tv r' din r
bsmt. with bath rouehed in. large
recr. rm. with firepl.; 3-car garage;
separate maids rm.; lot over an acre.
Within 20 minutes. drive Of Penta-
gon. Priced at $34, 4,950. reasonable
LAND-LAND-LHND AYR. .oIe
rambler with bedrms. ON Ice
1OOx2S0-ft.. lot: studio-liy. .rni. ha.
fireplace; besides the full bsmt
sJsoS S sSi; aoxS sSl SSSsosSf.iS sDis sS.S SIs,
Co. ia. $4,000. IA
DUTCH TREAT IN this attractjv.
brick Dutch Colonial on lge.. l60.
y; iiot: Only 3 yrs. old and IN n.
Im:, separate din: rm.. full bsmt.
2 dble. bedrms,, lge. rear screened
porch. A real opportunity thil
month ct only Sl4,95o with loS
essh eSsSsh payment; asoS COLONIAL REALTY
8. 90; 900 'Si 5oRN, SsS&sS ssS MO-, assume ld 81;
Falls Church rambler. AAA REALTY
JE. 2-6s14 JE. 3-S702. -17
-AND-BRK. RAMBLER
under tall oaks. Fireplace. formal
dining rm.. screened porch. bsmt.
fenced corner lot. A terrific buy at
S10. Sup. Drive by and see for your
SELL. 1909 N. Westmoreiand st. Cal
to inspect. CROWN REALTY, JE
BRICK RANCHER ON ,.-acre WOOD wooSec
lot. 3 bedrms., ultramod. kit, has
disposal. dishwasher Bendix and
breakfast bar; separate dining area
fireplace; full English bsmt, Ser
sational buy at S16,950, onIy
$500 down. CROWN REALTY
COMPACT 2-BEDRM. HOME, in COW.
Ar. location: small down payment.
STILES REAL ESTATE. DI. T-2SS9;
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Christmas in the country
This Home Wants
A Family for ChriStYnas

"A = SSA44A4,y A0A St44A 0VAAA@so
Sanity couldn't o1fer q more inviting
gift than this charming red tapestry
brick rambler situated on . lot
containing over II. 400 50. It. De-
lishtful liy. rm., with vood-burning
adj. sep. din. rm.: the kit. is equip.
with de luxe stove. super. refgr. :.
disposal exhaust fan. 2 choppine
blocks. Formica top sink plus Q
way from kit. to lee. hsmt. with
M-bath. outside entr. and sep.
laund. rm.;,. 8 bedrms. and tiled
\ hath. This home Is the finest. best
built best priced fSts.950). most
Church area. The entire layout
from the house to the land to the
location. convenienees. ETC.. 10 tops,
Real Estate Service. Inc.
47o3 Lee Hwy. Oh oiebe. IA. 7-909l
Evening star., 1952-12-13
ARLINGTON-FALLS CHURCH
FOR CHRISTMAS

ARLINGTON-FALLS CHURCH
FOR CHRISTMAS
There's just about enough time to
tstsieS process y9pr PVT. loan ,ais ana set you
land Colonial home for Christmas,
Yes. Mr.. and Mrs. you'll find this
4.acre setting in one of No. Arl. s
fnest neighborhoods q rarity. And
the home itself consists OF 3 lge.
9edrms q down. with compl. ceram-
with breakfast space. mirrored
fireplace in liv. rm.. adj. din. rm..
att. garage. A $40, 900 ist trust
available to responsible party. with
$4,000 down payment. Home is
ssesn' @s ca saf ,a can sogS g s1Gsa toa.y At
Only 10 Shopping Days
Till Christmas! But we are sure
there are very few shopping days
a 2-level home. front entrance en-
and 3 bedrms.: is iEsnsiish bsint. con. con-.
sists OF din. rm. bath and kit. Oil
h.-w.h. Beautiful setting. So. $50
down and a total price Of S14,500
are the od dunhelievable terms. Call
future address.
Christmas in the Country
Would be q real pleasure In this
entr. into delishtfui. honey liy. rm.
w/hrepl.. sep. din rm.. twin-size
bedrms.. mod. kit. with sep. brkfst.
rm,. 2 biz bedrms. on. 2nd n. with
with rec. rm.. and bath. Att. gar;
OIL h.-w.h.: k-acre lot. Completely
fenced. Near Falls Church. Price.
SIS. 200. Call IA. 5-s09N for appt.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
WE ARE BACK
IN THE CT MARKET
THREE TERRIFIC RAMBLERs
FROM WHICH 10 CHOOSE
Omen T0C1av I IN nark

FHOM WHICH 10 CHOOSE
Open Today, / to Dark
tstyle u. 2 twin bedrms.,
2O-ft. ltv. rm. with firepl. and
separate din. rm., kit. equip.
with elec. range and refgr.:
istyie %, 3 bedrms.. COM
bination liv.-din. rm. with
fireplace, din. area In kit.
equip with plenty Formica-top
cabinets; storage attic and full
SstyIe 81. This is really .
dolied-up rambler. White
frame with Q dream kit, Q
bedrms.. lge. storage attic,
comb. iv. rm. The best
part OF all Is the same hnanc-
ing on any Of the 8 types you
might select: S14.95O. S1,5OO
down., CT and payments Of
$S1 :43, principal and interest.
There Is other financing II
YOU are not o CT.
Directions: Out Columbia
pike TO- Annandale nearly to
town Of Fairfax, you will see
our sign on right there.
ARLINGTON REALTY
e212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 1880
Evening star., 1952-12-13

s6EURpSx at sHoxs AsP sP aSpolNTMEHF sgEIAx HyHs.
44l4 NORTH 18th SIT.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
HOUSES sALE-MD. tcont.l J

Washington. D. G..
VAFURDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1852
Evening star., 1952-12-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
OPEN
WAVERLY HILLS

NJ 414N
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EWES.
OR SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
4414 NORTH 18th ST.
WAVERLY HILLS
CORNER, CHOICE. CLOSE IN
Here, the architects dream came
true Of having the home seemingly
grow out of its setting. Large COR
ner lot allows ample room for ramb-
linotype red brick Cape Cod, On
one side. a Ice. concrete scr. porch.
on the other. fully. det.. brick
garage. In summer, the home is
partly hidden by the abundant
shade and splendid landscaping.
The bsmt. opens out into the lot at
pract. yard level. The interior con.
tains loft. liy. rn. w/flreplace. 3
twin-sized hedrms. on 1st n. and
I immense finished room on Ind
q. The rear yard is white-picket
fenced. Easy walking distance to
elem. and high schools. Army colo
mel has already departed. Offers at
tractive price Of $22,950 with cash
payment of as little as $4,000,
from Key Bridge out Lee
hwy. to N. Utah. turn left on N.
Utah to N. 10Th. then right half
block to our open sign and the
G. .. KELLEY
KE. s-6644, eyes,. IA. S.2014 or
80 " = = : -. -
Evening star., 1952-12-13

Near Nottingham School
bier. liz years old. on fine level lot
Comb. hy. rm. and dinette. 23xl3
IT,, Ice. eauip; kit. 8 excel. bedrms.
to storage attic; transp., churches
and shop. within reas. distances.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg. Arl.. Open Q til o. IA
4.1165 Ia
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-29
Fierce Storm Hits
Northern California

S A N FRANCISCO. (P) - A
fierce storm hit northern Califor-
MIA Friday night with flashing
rains, winds Of gale velocity and
heavy snow.
US. SO was blocked for nine
miles near Yreka by huge drifts
of snow and Highway 81 was
closed at Doris by a heavy snow
near the Oregon border.
Storm warnings were raised
from Oregon, where the storm
started, south to Point Concep-
ton in Santa Barbara County.
The storm moved toward
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-29
Catalogs Bring ANS
Pupils Incentive to Study

JUNEAU-Max Penrod doesn't
GO along with the idea that many
Native villagers in Alaska go to
school just to learn to read the
mail order catalogs, but he says
he can see how it originated.
"The catalogs have a very prac-
teal value in education" Penrod
who is area director of schools
for the Alaska Native Service,
said.
And he went on to point out
that in the mail-order WishbookS,
wide-eyed pupils learn about a
lot Of subjects at once.
There are plenty Of illustrations
to aid in Identification of OBJ
jects, the glowing terms that de-
scribe them are an incentive to
reading, and when it comes to
writing and arithmetic, we'll
Zone of the things we teach is
how to make out order blanks,
all right" Penrod said.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-29
Will Eisenhower
Be Our 33rd or
'34th President?
BY STANLEY JAMES
Washington Correspondent

WASHINGTON-Here's a good
question for parlor debates dur
ing the holidays: Twill General
Eisenhower be the thirty-third or
the thirty-fourth President?"
Off-hand, you would think
that's simple. But likes Inaugural
Committee hasn't found it so. The
gentlement Of the committee had
to consult some experts to get the
answer. Among the experts, they
consulted with the Chief of Proto-
col in Dean Acheson's State De-
partment. Another one was the
Legislative Reference Service Of
the Library Of Congress.
Afttr checking these experts
and looking it up in the Congress
sional Directory, the inaugural
committee chairman, Joseph c..
McGarraghy concluded that Gen.
Eisenhower should be inaugu-
rated as the thirty fourth Presi-
dent, not the thirty-third.
In this respect, McGarraghy
differs with the Democrats, who
officially listed President Truman
as the 32nd President on the pro
gram for his Inauguration four
years ago.
The trouble all comes lit
seems)-from a Democrat. Grover
Cleveland got himself elected
President for two separate terms,
1884 and 1892. In between, the
Republicans elected Benjamin
Harrison as President, in 1888.
There's no doubt that Cleveland
was the 22nd President, and Har-
rison, the 23rd. But when Cleve-
land went back into the White
House, was he still the 22nd
President, or did he become the
oath?
Obviously, Cleveland was the
22nd MAN to be President; there
fore, some people say, he was still
the 22nd President, because a
President after all, is man, not
some inanima:e object. But the
Republicans of McGarraghy's
committee don't see it that way.
They say that when Cleveland
won the Presidency again, he be-
came the oath President.
49," says McGarraghy, ''by
properly counting Cleveland twice
President elect Eisenhower will
become the 34sh President" He
also says Ike's inauguration will
be the And inaugural ceremony
Richard Nixon will be the 36th
vice President. He says, There
has been no confusion over either
of these designations"
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-29
POLIO IMMUNIZATION NEXT YEAR

President E. R. Hartman, of the American Red
Cross recently revealed that children in stricken
will receive protection against polio next year. in the
form Of immunization This will mark major step
forward in the progress against paralytic polomyets
The project announced by Mr. Harrison calls for
production Of gamma gobulin on greatly increased
basis. It is estimated that at least two million children
will need gamma globulin next year as protective
treatment.
Gamma globulin is blood component which pro-
vides temporary immunity from polio Tests conducted
indicate that while innocuation with this preventative
does not prove hundred per cent effective it does
reduce the outbreak of polo from the second to fifth
weeks after nnoculation to fraction of results ex-
perienced when nnoculations were given
If you can't profit from advertising something
is either wrong with your business you have nothing
to sell
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-29
Spellman In Korea

SEOUL, (P1-Francis Cardinal
Spellman visited airfieldS in Ko-
rea Saturday and told the men
who fly Allied warplanes, 81 re-
member you in my prayers all
the time"
The Roman Catholic cardinal
celebrated early morning mass at
Fifth Air Force headquarters,
where he was to dine with 1t.
Gen. Glenn 0. BarcuS.
Cardinal Spellman was again
flooded with slips Of paper bear
ing the addresses Of airmen's rel
atives and loved ones in the
United States.
The cardinal started the prac-
tice on his tour last year, of writ
ing a personal note to these peo-
pie.
Spellman said he already has
collected more addresses than last
year.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-29
$4,000 Draftees Asked
For February, Largest
In Almost Two Years

WASHINGTON, Up The De-
Tense Department asked Selective
Service Saturday for $4,000 draf-
tees in February, the biggest levy
for manpower in almost two
years. All requests are for the
Army.
The announcement brings the
total of calls since the draft re-
started in September, 1850, to
l ,255,43O.
Army officials had said pre-
viously that during the current
fiscal year about half Of the Army
manpower would be leaving SER
vice due to expiration of duty
tours by draftees, volunteers who
were called up after the outbreak
of the Korean war and volunteer
enlistees.
The present strength of the
Army is about 1,552,000.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-29
Wife of John Foster Dulles
Fractures Rib In Fall

WASHINGTON, P)-Mrs. John
Foster Dulles has suffered a frac-
tured rib in a fall and will be
in a hospital for the next two or
three days.
The wife Of the Secretary of
State designate stumbled Thurs
day night in the darkness of her
unfamiliar hotel apartment here
and struck her side against a
bookcase.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-29
HEADLINE OF THE WEEK

The Juneau Empire had story
about woman stoWaWay from
Kodiak who tainted when she
was sentenced 70 80 days. The
headline:
Sentenced Three Moons,
StoWaWay SWOOnS
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-29
N 0 T I C E

The annual New Years Pot
latch will be held at the LWY
Mission on Thursday. New Years
Day at $3.50 pm. Everyone is in
vited and it is requested that all
who can. bring food.
Esther Mccoy. Director
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-29

Southern California, after drench-
ing San Francisco with ga inches
of rain. Sacramento Valley tenn
peratures dropped to the 40s.
The snow level rose to n
inches at Soda Springs, near DON
ner Pass.
Evening star., 1952-12-28
Buy American Act
To Be Sought

Representative Frank Smith,
Democrat. of Mississippi plans to
introduce in the new Congress
his bill for repeal of the Buy
American" Act.
The act became law 20 years
ago. he explained. significantly
enough under a precisely con-
trary set of circumstances than
those which pertain today"
The law was the offspring of the
depression psychology Of the thir-
ties, he said, "a beggar-my-neigh-
Dor policy when everyone wanted
to increase Government expendi-
ture and no one cared about the
state of international trade"
In this cold war era. he charged
that under the law "our Govern
ment is forced to pay more for
goods and services than is actually
necessary"
Generally the Buy-American
Act provides that procurement of
foreign materials or commodities
which are manufactured from for
eign materials is prohibited unless
the cost of equivalent domestic
goods is unreasonable"
Mr.. Smith expressed hope that
the Eisenhower administration
would support repeal of the act,
in line with the President-elect's
views on developing foreign trade
and reducing governmental costs.
Evening star., 1952-12-28
Report That U. 5. viii Shift
Air Bases 10 Spain Denied
BY the Associated Press

LONDON. Dec. 27. - Rumors
that the United States might shift
it's air bases from Britain to Spain
were pooh-poohed in official
American and British quarters to-
day.
Quickest to deny the New York
report. published prominently in
London newspapers. was United
States 7th Air Division spokesman
The whole suggestion is ridicu-
lous. It has not even been limited
at. Construction schemes are 60
ing en- in Britain based on long
term plans.
I'm the second place, reports
from Washington of a Spanish
American agreement on bases
made it clear that such bases
would not even be manned. They
would be on a merely standby
basis"
A United States Sd Air Force
spokesman said no hint of such 9
move has reached United States
forces here. British Foreign Of
flee and Defense Ministry spokes-
men denied knowledge of the
reported plan.