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COLORED - VICINITY 18th AM
BURKE SIS. SE.-Rliilt for

COLORED = VICINITY 18th AMI
BURKE STs. S.E.-Built for Z
families; house in excel. condi-
tion. Metal kit. cabinets, full
tile baths. recr. rnl., oil heat. A
house that must be seen to be
appreciated: reas. down payment
J. DALLAS GRADY & SON, DI
1880; eyes,. TO. 1854. Ill
COLORED-IvES PLACE Sc
Lovely 2-bedrm. brick home; excel
cond.: 900 down. To inspect. cal
GE. 1915. Ill
CoLORED-STORE AND APTs.; ex-
cellent income. Priced for quick
Sale; reas. terms. HO. $500; ewes
and Sun, RA. 2961.
home. III II st. Sc. Beautiful new
condition. Hot water heat: $500
down: S76 monthly. MR.. NASH
CoL0RED = AIIMACosTIA-SsPEcIIAI4LI,l
MoyE 990v u6WsRp EIGRT RHAns ~; s7so y D0WS 0yES
DET. BRICK AND FRAME, 8 LGE
GRATED inside AND OUT: EASY
TERMS. GE. 1879. BARGAIN. DI.
CoLoRED-CoRNER BRIcK-near
Gallinser Hospital, excellent ioca-
oI. ngst 1s nvsd SSd For e ssts a.s sn sssats
snd siSa' evss ssll w w. 5ssS' sMssSGar'hy; Sunday
WOODWARD NORRIS. REALTORS
723 Goth St NV, RE 65S5
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
BETHESDA
GIT Snn

New 3-bedroom rambler IN desirable
bath and large living room with fire-
place, large lot. Small down pay
ment necessary. Open Sunday. 1:30
to $40 pm. Directions: Out Old
GEORGETOWN I'd. from, the Bank Of
right 2 blocks to home. 5SO7 Kings
wood or call Mr.. Oberholtzer, JU
$3.50. for appointment. SAMUEL
E. BOGLEY, INC. 1904 Wisconsin
ave-. OIL. 1896. 10
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
WOODACRES

One Of the outstanding homes in thi.
beautiful restricted community, of
Mass. ave. ext. may be purchased
at q reasonable price; det. white
brick Colonial. JIM. Shingle roof
liv. rm. with firepl.. pvt. din. rm.
fully equipped elec. kit. with dis
posal and dishwasher. plus lge
Ist f.; 5 excellent beSrms., tilec
paths on End a.; full basement witt
lavatory. built-in garage, nicely
Handicapped. high lot. Ewes. ant
Sun. call OIL. 2720. SAMUEL E
BOGLEY, INC, OIL. 1866. Ill
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WALDORF. MD.--7-room, aII-brlcl
screened side porch, nicely land.
Scaped. Completely fenced. Conv. tc
both Indian Head and Wash. Price
$4,000.
a acres-12 cleared, z rooms anc
bath, large fireplace, full bSmt.
maple floors. h.-w.h.. all doubl,
size rooms. garage. 2 barns. chicken
houses located only % miles from
D. C. Price, S17,950. Terms, So
600 down. For info. or appoint.
Waldorf 3TOI
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VETERANS
81 nm DOWN

Only $1,000 per month ON
one OF these new semidetached
brick homes, 6 rooms. finished
basement. fully equipped
kitchen. One Of SEES finest
and most convenient areas.
Drive out Penna. ave. to
Southern avenue, turn left to
1900 block and sample home;
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
MA RA40
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$500 )0]z)V(s1W DOWN
2-FAMILY
IVES ST s E

IVEO y I. DE.
Can you imagine q beautiful 2-family
home for only Sl2.250. and such a
low down payment. Complete 3-rm.
$50 per mo. the other for 500 per
mo. One apt. furn. House in very
good cond. throughout. Good neigh
borhood. Oil h.-w.h.
IT WON'T LAST LONG
DAILY. MA. 9797 OR LU. 4-3342
Capital View Realty Co.
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ST. MARYS COUNTY

We have one lovely 2-bedrm. bunga-
low, completely furn. with oil heat
and many extras. Located at Col
toms Point. Priced right for quick
sale. Year round property. Will
rent well when not in use of owner
ST. CLEMENTS BAY
We have one 2-story home with 8
in gar. lge. front yd. leading to pier
This property reduced as owner has
moved to farm. Very anxious to
sell Either property can be seen
during Aug. by contracting Cecil
Gibson ct Abel. Nd. or call
NJ. PAUL HANNAH
T32 18th st.. NV. NE. 4l0O
4 nHnnNNHK
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DE LUKE RAMBLERS
Suburban Area OF Silver Spring

BUY DIRECT from builder and
save; 8 large modernistic brick
ramblers; 2 Of these feature at
tfactive stone fronts; 2 have full
sized dining rms; has living-din-
ing rm. combination. ALI have 3
bedrms.. Ia baths. large living rm.
with picture window and fireplace,
large kitchen with dining space,
disappearing stairway to attic. out
side entrance to full basement, cleo
stove and refrigerator, Venetian
blinds, window screens, oil hot-a
heat. Situated on la-acre lot. These
houses feature the very best of ma
terialS and workmanship. Conv. to
up. Shown by appt. only. Closed
Saturday. Phone Evergreen 4-7091.
Dial Operator.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

8 TWIN-sIzE BEDRMs.
and conv. to trans. and shopping
The kit. with breakfast space is
completely equipped with dishwasheY
and disposal unit; lge. liv.-din. rm,
combination with screened in porch
also full hSmt Call 81. 743& Il
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

INDIAN HEAD, Md bedroom
house, fenced yard, very low dowr
payment. S31. go monthly pymts
to coop. 3 Fairmont place.
S6.25O. 4-room house; running hot
and cold water: 200 by 475 feet
deep. More land available. Many
attractions Home after $50: home
N, NJ. MUGUERDiTCH1AN. Mar
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ST. AIMS PARISH
Fine brick semidet. home containing
4 bedrooms. 1lz baths On second
floor; recreation room and full bath
in basement; new kitchen equip
wants immediate sale. Cali Mrs.
Carter, Ma. 5000; ewes. and week
ends. OR. 1854. BOSS & PHELPS,
INC. l417 < st. NV. --27
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

BROOKLAND, 1914 9th st. n.e.-va-
cant. new cond., 6 rms, b., h.w h;
only $500 down. Open Sun. 3 to 5.
BROOKLAND, s743 18th st. ne
Vacant; 1st floor. 8 rooms. bath; 2nd
floor. 5 rooms, bath; .h.-w.h., oil; lot
57x110: zoned comml, excel. value.
MIR. O'CONNOR. RA. 0067. Ia. 6744.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALow-six rms.
tile bath. shower; oil h.-w. heat. dry
hsmt.. floored attic. screened porch;
gear gar. OWNER, 3034 oath st.
WOODRIDGE-7-rm. home. hardwood
berry; priced right. OWENS REALTY.
So,sSsi e%SEF s:d7s csnsf5 s.tS: Ss nI.sss S5sa
Sd f.; recr. rm; and lavatory in
HD. 3f5' 1855 $3.50 Or Lo. Ln a-s7ssjesa. a's' fn0n'
1000 BLOCK Sd ST. .N.E.-vacant.
Spotless 6-rm. row. brick. Q. incl.
porches. gas h.-w h. full bsmt..
Venetian shades. front and rear
saEes sGRs eres tnrf% fre own st. esy es
ment, Mr.. Paulson. GE. 1888. phone
6 to 8 nm. -27
zoo nth ST. N.E.-Fine brick home
with apts.. live in one. collect rent;
suitable doctor. dentist. beautician.
barber, etc. BY OWNER.
$12,5OO, NE. Substantial down
pymt.; converted to 8 small apts.,
2 baths. oil h.-w,h., excel. cond..
conveniently located: possession.
Exclusive agent, e. CROSS. AT.
1903. S25 F st. ne. go
NEAR NEW JOHN CARROLL HIGH
SCHO0L-Excellent semidet. brick
of 6 rms; full bsmt.; gas &C. heat,
Less than 3 yrs: old. Price and
3431. RA. 4109.
2912 s. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Semi.
bungalow, @ rooms and bath; also 2
additional finished rooms and full
bath with private entrance in base
ment; Lear garage, large corner lot:
reasonably priced and good terms.
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN. 1927 K st.
NV, MA. 0529. --2S
NEW BRICK RAMBLERS-3 bedrms..
2 baths, porch, attic fan, gas heat.
Anchor fence and many other fea-
lures. The best built homes in the
city. OPEN for inspection. To see go
out New Hampshire ave- to $500
blk, turn right on Oglethrop st. ne.
to 312. A real value at S19.950.
MAX MILLER, FIR. 21O0 or IA.
1858,
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E-i4 TTIE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES SALE-N.W. tcont. J

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, JULY 2s, 1862
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uVVStS SA1s-N.V' No"t.i
NEAR ROCK CREEK PK.-Only
$40 } down; very attr. 3-bedrm.,
2h-b bath brick home, perfect cond.
much charm here, modern kitchen,
double rear screened porches.
1ireplaces. recreation room, gas
.h.-w.h. CLIFFORD SHERTZER,
RE. 2201. 81. 7747. -27
APT. BLDG, ideal for / or fam
lilies, 2-bedrm. apts., rent free from
income of other apis. Conv. to
transp., shopping and schools. MR..
n. c., RA. 1889. -27
NEW DET. BRICK RAMBLER
AIiL-ELECTRIC KITCHEN
8 rooms, bath, gas heat
LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk. 5707. GE. 014O
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

C0LORED-o9 ! ST: Nw-comfort-
good cond:. gas a.-c. heat. cony.
Liberal terms. E. s. PRICE 4 ECO, Co.
1901 Ga. ave-, Lo. 5-1231. 10.
COLORED-445 KENYON ST. NV
First time offered; outstanding val
concrete front porch, very mod. kit.
gas heat; nice back yard and garage;
many expensive extras; o spotlesS
home; shown by appt. Call Ii
COLORED-2I2S N ST. N.W.-Beau-
tiful home, very clean, with 6 large
rms, bSmt., gas h.-w.h.; reasonable
down payment; To see call J; !;
PRICE, Ii. 3-6877 or EX. 7070. .
COLORED, IL rms. very reasonable,
$14,500, $2.5O0 down. MI. 5045.
COLORED-TODAY'S SPECIAL-On-
tario pl., l blk. from Rock Greek
PoTd.r Pars lovely E Ens franz mod snS baths
porches; carpeted as; gas h.-w.h.;
2-car brk. gar; lge. back yard: Re;
Gently redec. throughout. AVON
REALTY CO., AID. 6802, TU. 2649.
COLORED-4I BRYANT ST. NV
SoM sSE 1risk bashs a mGasfn n2 p
pitai. Cali Di. oils. Sun. and
ewes, Mr.. Freeman. DE. OO51.
COLORED-NEAR 18th and Buchan-
an: A lovely 6-rm. house. z incl;
Bsmt psfSue' bTlci s RSq eSrase R' csii M
MR.. BROWNE, RA. 6O5S. today.
COLORED-1317 Columbia Rd. NV.
Vacant. IL rooms, baths, as s
apts., partly furn. Only ST. 500 down.
Open Sunday. : to g..
COL0RERBs SsiaP sure foaa and see see large cor
Smaller mSai r%s or fsrm: sas GE f 11as. ssae i0f
COLORED-HOME AND OFFICE IN
FINE NV. SECTION-Webster of
New Hampshire and Illinois; de-
tached, lge. 3-bedrm. Liv. rm.,, din.
rm., kit. home with separate 3-rm.
nna san once evsIy HartsTs asa Or sDt sSS
Ssfhisfd We1NsERa sash g. ss soNs, SgD' tNe nNbK p1
3470; ewes; and week ends, ia.
S14Sa2s Co4SRhDMaRisg6;cRAr1o AY, Isss; VIC
Nine-rm. semidet. brick house. Oil
h:-w. h., baths, attic, bSmt.. garage;
wonderful house in a wonderful
area" Priced for quick sale today!
81 ii ESAsS ia e1ssba6 Ss94 81 GSaS Sioes
Marion st. NV, 6 large rms. elect,
excellent condition; price, $9,750.
OIL 1899 or Ma. 1888.
COLORED - MUST SELL - Extra
large house. home and business, now
used as s tourist; with nice income.
COLORED-NEAR 14th and Park rd.
Large brick house, SIT, 500; apis.
and Ink; inc. 1886. co. O543.
COLORED-614 r ST. N.W.-Row
brick, 2 apts.,. 2 baths, gas n.-w.n.;
block Newton NV. 4-bedrm. tap
brick, 2 baths. o.h.-w.h.; $17,g5O.
$4,000 down or offer; excellent
financing. 1900 block Burke ST.
Sc, 2-bath tap. brick: $15,95U,
s.e.; spectators buy 6-rm. corner
brick. full basement. These and
many other bargains.
HINTON REALTY CO,
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HOUSES FOR sAlE--N.W.
GLOVER PARK

1901 w st. NV. Lge. corner SEMI
det. brick, g. rms. Qge. dining rm.)
and attic. H.-w.h. toill. All-elec
kit, det. garage. $4,000 cash, bal
terms. (Shown by app't. only. }
Owner-broker. MA. O1O2 or EN-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
COIQRED

COLORED
612 QUINCY STREET NV.
A loved home to be redecorated in
kits.), parquet frs. Ia baths. 2 In
closed porches, full bSmt.. oil heat;
Priced to sell; mo. pymts. like rent.
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
917 18th ST. NV, ST. 1855.
EWES. AND SUN. CALI, GE. 6048.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
CheverIy Group to Meet

The Cheverly (Mdo Mems Club
will meet at 8 pm. tomorrow
in the American Legion Hall,
Cheverly.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Hollywood
Diary
Avo Stoys at Home e
While frankie Travels
BY Sheiloh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD.


Ava Gardner had to cancel hel
"trip to new York with Frank. Be-
cause Of Greg Peck she is in hi,
picture, Shows OF Kilimanjaro."
Mrs. Robert Mitchum had ts
have blood transfusions following
the birth Of her daughter. She il
much better now. :. Jane Rus.
sells baby publicity has been ruled
out by orders of the boss.
Marlene Dietrich planed in Sun.
day from Chicago, where she hac
lsparked Rancho Notorious"
Connie Hilton is the party most
pleased with the break-off Of thu
romance twixt son, Nicky, anc
Betsy Won Furstenhurg. $. Time
|out while they rewrite Greer Gar
sons leading man for Mother anc
Mrs. McChesney." Humphrey
Bogart snubbed Lily Pons in Sar
Francisco and later explained u
didn't recognize her without hel
voice on"
The Jaffee Office has Metro in a
dither. The studio can't have
Donald O'Connor for the same
price as before TV. Kay Young,
Michael Wilding's ex. left Pasa-
dena for New York to marry
Douglas Montgomery.
Joel McCrea Is unhappy because
his rough shoot" with the Sidney
boxes has hit snag. Since he's
never been abroad. he's still look
ing for something that will take
him to Europe. Corinne Calvet
screaming because Hal Wallis pays
her only $500 a week and is gonna
collect $50. 900 from 20th-Fox for
her stint In What Price Glory
and has four more for her at the
same studio with big raises or
each. Ralph Meeker and Nina
Foch are cooling over the long
distance.
X X 4 y
From q radio-broadcast release
Tonight Joan Bennett narrates
the first of a series instructing
people what and what not to dc
in an emergency" Travel
notes: Gloria Swanson goes to ia
maica for "The Beseiged heart.
And Susan Hayward to Africa
with Michael Rennie for the
White Witch Doctor" produced
by Otto Lang for Goth Fox.
And Enrol Flynn en- route to Mas
sau to defend himself in the
Duncan McMartin suit.
Spotted pretty Susan Zanucl
with handsome Rock Hudson, din
ing at Romanoff's. I can under.
stand her crush. They're film.
ing '"The Respectful Prostitute" ir
France for release in this country
What are the odds on a new title
Marion Brando's check fol
"Zapata" was $125,000. That's &
so per cent jump from Street.
carr S. Red Shelton and Gent
Fowler are plotting "The Clown.
But when will Red have time ane
strength to make it?
y X X 4
Virginia Mayo, blue over no
getting the April In Paris" lead
can. cheer up with the news tina
she's favored by Warmers for th'
musical version of Three Mer
On a Horse" James Masol
lplans to star in only the first tw'
lof his TV series. At least. so far
land his co-star will be his bos
at home. And, speaking Of Pamela
she's running the most exclusive
kindergarten for the Beverly BE
Air Junior set. Kids this time
not cats. Dana Andrews oldes
has received his greetings" from
Uncle Sam. But he won't repor
till after he finishes this semiste
at Hollywood High" Dana tell
me. Dana finally sold his yacht
got what he paid for it, $685. 900.
tReleased by
North American Newspaper AlliancefD
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Court Is Asked 10 NuIIify
Pilots Union Convention
By the Associoted Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-Union
members attempting to oust David
L. Behncke from the presidency OF
the Air Line Pilots Association
(AFL today asked a Federal
Judge to nullify union convention
Mr.. Behncke called for December
8.
Edwin r. Hackett. counsel for
Mr.. Behncke's opponents, filed the
petition before Judge Michael L.
1goe. The judge set hearing for
August IS before Federal Judge
Walter j. Labuy, who is familiar
with litigation in the case.
Last fall a pilots committee
ousted Mr.. Behncke. Union mem
bers then elected Clarence l.
Sayen president. Mr.. Behncke suec
in Federal District Court, ano
Judge Labuy on July IA ruled Mr.
Behncke was rightful president.
On July 81. Judge Walter c
Lindley of the Circuit Court o.
Appeals issued a stay of Judge
Labuy'S order. Last week. Judg'
Lindley ruled that under his order
Mr.. Behncke may not act a
union president pending settle
ment of the legal tangle. He gav'
Mr.. Behncke until August 20 Il
answer a motion that he be de
clared in contempt of court.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Peace Talks Resumed
lon New York Central
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Union
and company men resume talks
today with no sign of an immedi-
ate settlement of the dispute that
threatens to halt New York Cen
trail System trains east of Buffalo.
A strike, originally scheduled for
last Monday, was postponed to
give Federal mediators time to try
to bring the parties together.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, the Brotherhood of Lo-
connective Firemen and the Order
of Railroad Conductors-all in
dependent-have been at odds
with the railroad system over So
grievances and claims for the past
two years.
After talks here yesterday, q
union source not directly in
volved in the dispute predicted
that there might be a settlement
next week. The three unions in
volved in the dispute appear less
optimistic, however.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Philadelphia Host
To Order Of Eagles
|At National Conc|ave
BY The Associafed Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13.-The
54th Annual Grand Aerie conven-
ton Of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles gets under way here today
with more than 1000 delegates
from all parts Of the Nation ex-
pected to attend the five-day con-
clave.
The first annual three-day con-
vention Of the organizations aux
iliary will start here tomorrow.
The sessions of the main con-
vention will be presided over by
the Eagles grand worthy presi-
dent, William p. Wetherald, whose
successor will be selected during
the meetings.
Tobin Will Speak.
The Thursday sessions will be
Ihighlighted by addresses by Sec
retary of Labor Tobin and c. M.
Vandeberg. executive director of
the American Heritage Founda-
ton.
During the Friday session, two
grants will be presented to the
University of Delaware and Rut-
gers University by the Damon
Runyon Memorial Fund of New
York for cancer research. The
University 0f Delaware will re-
ceive $4,000 and Rutgers $19,415.
The Eagles convention was
chosen as the site of the presen-
tation ceremony because of the
organizations support Of the
Runyon funds work.
Gov. Fine to Give Talk.
Friday afternoon, the principal
speakers will be Gov. John S.
Fine of Pennsylvania and the Rev.
James G. Keller, founder Of the
Christopher movement.
Air Force Col. Francis 8. Ca
breski of Oil City, Pa, is scheduled
to address the convention Satur-
day morning. He is Americas top
living ace with % enemy planes to
his credit in World War II and
six and half Russian-made MIG
15S shot down in Korea.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Policeman Is Killed
In Egyptian Riot
BY the Assoeioted Press

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Aug. 10
One policeman was killed last
night when some 5000 employees
of giant textile plant near here
Stormed and attempted to fire
factory buildings in protest
against wages and working con-
dltions.
Eight policemen and two work
ers were injured. The demon.
strators attacked with sticks and
stones.
The workers demanded pay In
'creases to bring their daily wages
up to 20 piasters (72 cents. Al
present. they claimed, they re.
Iceive 16 to 1S piasters (45 to 81
cents daily.
The demonstrators also COM
planned the plant management
had refused to listen to theil
grievances.
Elias Andrawos, one of abdi-
Gated King Farouk's intimate!
who has been arrested by Egypt's
reform government. is listed a.
managing director of the con.
Germ.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Duke Sends Queen
Flag for Rent of
|BIenhein1 Palace
BY the Asseeiated Press

LONDON, Aug. 13.-Queen Eliz.
|abeth II got out her rent book
this morning and marked "paio
for rent of one palace-a silk flag
The flag-made of white silk
and decorated with a design o1
three hand-painted fleur-de lis
was Sent by the Duke of Marl-
borough. 1t is the token rent he
has to pay the crown annually
for Blenheim Palace, given to his
ancestor the first Duke, John
Spencer Churchill, in 1704 for mil
itary services in France.
When Queen Anne first ordered
the rent to be paid in the form
of flag. the Duke used to take
it to her every year and present
it with 18th century courtesy.
But in these more prosaic days
the present Duke just mails it.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Student Rents House
In National Cemetery
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK.-A Long Island
student will live in a national cem-
etery for the next two years be-
cause he submitted the high bid
for rent on a house to the United
Estates Army engineers.
The one-family frame house and
two sheds is located on farmland
purchased by the Army as an ad-
dition to the Long Island National
Cemetery. Is is estimated the
graves will not reach Vincent j.
Griesel'S front yard until his two
years are up. He is a student at
the Long Island Agricultural
| lTechnological Institute,
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Ex-FHemon Takes
increase in Pension
He Once Rejected

1t. Henry A. Streb. retired fire.
man, yesterday was awarded a
pension increase that he rejected
last January.
The District Commissioners
raised 1t. Streb's retirement pay
from $193 to $213 monthly.
When he first became eligible
for the increase 1t. Streb asked
the Commissioners to withhold II
because 1t would have placed his
income above the margin under
which he was allowed to draw
benefits from the Veterans Ad-
ministration. Since then VA re-
strictions have been liberalized, he
told the Commissioners.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Antique Dealer Offers
'OId' Telephone TobIe

BRISBANE, Australia, (CDN
Some antique dealers, Brisbane
is finding, don't let a little thing
like 200 years mar a sale.
Displayed as genuine antique
in one store here is an "Elizabe-
than period telephone table,"
What somebody forgot: The
telephone wasn't invented until
200-odd years after Queen Eliza
beth I died.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
|Ranchhand Is Jailed
AS Suspect in Killing
OF Young Babysitter
BY the Associated Press

| SANTA ANA, Calf, Aug. 13.-
William F. Rupp, jr., 18-year-old
ranchhand captured after a five
day hunt, was booked on suspicion
Of murder today in the sex killing
of a 15-year-old babysitter.
Orange County Sheriff's Deputy
Jess Buckles said the youth ad-
mitted shooting Ruby Ann Payne
last Friday after she resisted him.
He surrendered without a struggle
shortly before midnight after be-
ing recognized ordering food in a
cafe at Brea, about Is miles north
of here near the Los Angeles
County line.
Young Rupp was employed as a
beekeeper at the ranch Of Harry
Dyer of Yorba Linda whose chill
dren Miss Payne was watching
when fatally shot with a % cali
ber rifle.
The ranchhand was the object
of an intensive search throughout
Southern California since the girls
body was found with her clothes
partially ripped off. apparently the
victim Of sex attack.
Fled 10 Miles.
Two Brea policemen took Rupp
into custody approximately 10
miles from the ranch. Earlier last
might his abandoned car was
found. A % caliber rifle, its cham
Der jammed, was inside.
Lawrence EchineS, a cafe en-
Iploye, recognized the bearded and
unkempt youth when he walked
in and ordered two hamburgers.
Mr.. Echines told a waitress to de-
lay filling the order. Then he left
through a backdoor to telephone
police.
Deputy Buckles said Rupp
denied raping the girl, but ad-
mitted hitting her with a hammer
and shooting when she ran from
his advances. He said he'd never
seen her before that night.
I'm really sorry, I didn't mean
to do it," deputies quoted him.
Gives Detailed Statement.
Rupp gave a detailed statement
to Undersherif Steve Duhart at
the sheriff's Office in Santa Ana.
He was booked on suspicion of
murder and jailed early today.
He said that since Friday he had
hidden out with only box of
pretzels to eat. After hiding in an
orange grove yesterday, he worked
his way to Brea in search of food.
Rupp had been sought since cne
of the Dyer children. Kenneth. 8,
told deputies he had seen the
youth standing near Ruby Ann
holding rifle.
The Payne girl was buried Mon
day in a grave only rs feet from
that of 10-year-old Patricia Jean
Hull who was murdered in May,
1851. Her killer. Henry Ford Nc
Cracken, has been sentenced to
death.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
500 Naval Wrecks Remain

LONDON. "A estimated 500
naval wrecks are still left around
England shores from World War
II. A royal navy dispersal unit
is still cleaning up.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Automatic Trunsmissions

DETROIT.-Almost 8 per cent
Of all passenger cars now in use
in the United States have auto
matte transmissions- about 4 mil
lior autos.