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HOUSES SALIVA. tcens., |,

FOE SALE BY owner. an outstanding
family home with space; bedrms.
upstairs; lge. liy. rn1. with irepl.;
wh Il. am noWd.r T sa q aen q nsaim
Has full bBmt, with maids rm. or
heat. aluminium storm yindoyso Oct.
garage; level wooded lot, 15O II.
deep; F Priced ZIG extremely 1,rs dyo TCesssona6ls res
trust st $4,000 at 4Kss: Cash
requirement can be adjusted. Close
to Westoyer shopping and all new
stores. Cali JE. 3-2033. -3
THREE BEDRMS. dtnette, modern
bath. Lovely lot with trees. only I
mos. old. S12,950., about $3. 900
ments only $65.. Directions: Out Lee
Ivy; to ;, Fails chpFch; pl l,, fiEht a',,s on Rte
Cherry SSsasi drive. aVsa left to sl24. Sat. and
AIL1BRIGK fI n TRAiMSBSLkRR in q fast
growing section; almost news. mod
eF g UysT TT bsdTms, anns iTea Ee sa Sstn bat nts
cheerful all-elec. kit. pulldown
stairway to storage attic; wonderful
bsnt.. with full-size windows. flrepl.
and laundry equipment. This home
has plenty Of iight. high M elevation
those Wishing to move TO the SUBJ
urbs. HUBBARD REALTY CO, Mer-
rifeld once. JE. 3-1671. JE. 3-1872.
OWNER SELLING 3-bedroom West.
lawn rambler; nicely dec; equipped
door nrepi: i blk. from new ele-
mentary school near bus and shop
ping Gen.; 20 minis. ff. Pentagon.
$l4:460. ! No agents please. "a.
$3.50. One acre: 5 rms. and bath.
storm sash. Beautifully Handicapped.
$3.50 cash; $76.75 per mo-, incl.
taxes and insurance.: 20 mi. D. G..
PENTAGON REALTY CO., Falls
Church Branch. $500 Lee hwy. JE.
SIC. 500; s1.soo CAsH-2-acre bar
sisting Of living room. dining room.
equipped kitchen. utility room: Lo-
fax. PENTAGoN REALTY CO., Falls
Church Branch. 6s29 Lee hwy. tJE,
CLAIMING iLlsSHi BRICK RAMBLER. ~
miles from b. G. On i acre. Consists
equipped YOUNGSTOWN Kitchen, 2 bed
rooms and tile. bath. utility and
Laundry room. oil hot; heat. Price
q trSei sEsTaeoa g s8S sss shEFT AsisRs co g.
11s-AcRE CoRNER LOT. sac. 800:
$4,000 cash. Brick home consisting
Of large living room, fireplace, full
size. dining room. equipped kitchen,
2 large bedrooms and fun tile
bath on first floor; permanent stair
way and space for 9 large rooms
+ and bath on second noor; full base
ment with recreation room and fire-
place: oil hot-air heat. Excellent
EalSs, shSTn Rz,4 Ry a4Rpoinfmens only,
396. Fairfax 1856. q
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ARI.TNGTON

:, ARLINGTON
1st FIR. BEDRM. AND BATH .
Lovely 6-rm. brick home with fun
tile baths. screened porch on dining
recreation reS; t rm.: Tai priced ICED S52.sSo. ~
THE HANES co.
2O40 Wilson Blvd, OW. 2061
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Forestville Bungalow

Only 81 $50 down. S79 per month for
eipilianf 5000 down. $62 per month
nice living room, kitchen, dining
area, 3 good-sized bedrooms: gas
hot-water heat; storm windows. We
i netian blinds. white picket fence;
front porch; large, level lot; near
bus. schools and shopping center
Harris. Ma. 5000.
FREDERICK Y Y. BEEgENs e q SALES. NC
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HOUSES FoR sALE-YA.
LANGLEY ESTATE

Consisting Of main house with liy
rrn., din rn1., den. equip. kit, 4
bedrps;, baths and 3 maids rms
and bath; 4-box stall stable and
other outbuildings; located on az
beautifully handicapped acres; s mi
from downtown d. c. Shown BY
appointment only. Call OWNER,
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The Gables Colnpany

1906 Pennsylvania. Ave. Sc.
To reach: Out Branch ave. u mi.
past District line to Colehrook dr.,
right on Colehrook DR.. 2 blks. to
omen sign and house -3
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THE VIRGINIAN

BRICK AND STONE
Three-bedrm. and tiled bath Colonial,
dining rm., large equip. kit: full
bsmt. with bath. paneled recr. rm.
and firepl.; close-in No. Arl.; only
S21 800.
SEWELL REALTY co.
"A 50. Glebe Rd. at Lee Blvd.
OK. 0217, GI,. 1878.
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STONE RAMBLER.

STONE RAMBLER
This new masonry home on
acre. Convenient to schools,
shopping and churches: 21x
13h-ft. living room with nre-
place and picture windows.
Separate dining room, equipped
kitchen. 8 nice-size bedrooms.
tile bath; attached Lear ga
rage. This home Is located on
Q side street near playground.
Price. S24.950.
A-PLUS VALUE
A good. substantial. 2-story
brick home. for the family
looking for lots of space. Liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining
T29F room doal ball, kitchen rssAswoH bath on
TO attached 2-car garage. and
screened porch; 8 bedrooms
and bath on second floor.
plus stairway to heated
and finished 3rd floor. 24xl6
room. Plus pine-paneled
recreation room in basement.
Priced way below replacement
cost at S26.500
MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN
Realtor
Mclean. Virginia. Ell. 1922. 332I
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Mclean. Virginia. Ell. 1929. 1925
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A CUTIE

Older S-rm. bungalow IN closet in
decorated Inside and out; lge. brand.
new modern Kit: u bsmt.; 2o0-ft.
2-car gar. An exceptional value,
S12,e60 and will accept GI contract
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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OPEN SUNDAY, II TO 5
1929 72nd ave.. Landover Hills. Nd.
Four-bedrm. bungalow; oil heat;
Anchor fenced yard; near Catholic
church; CT can buy So. 600 down.
S7S per mo. Price $I3,250: WAL
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
3-Bedroorn ColonialS

Lorcom lane and country club area
per plumbing, gas heat. Construc-
tion under FHA supervision. Liv
rm.. full din. rm., kit. big enough
to eat In. Good financing.
Westwood Properties, Inc.
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FALLS CHURcHS3-BEDRM. BRICK
RAMBLER; LIV. RM. 20x13; MOD
AsK-Us? REALTY CO.
GIL. 1852. OK. 1863
A
LITTLE
BUNGALOW

Almost new. modern spick.and-span
Etshsn Il v room as1s StS s.D pie
ture windows facing the woods; oil
h.-w. heat. Take over $4,000 GI
loan at &72 per mo-. incl. taxes.
HOME REALTY CO.. REALTORS
RE. 1887 ia. 4-0574
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$1,700 CASH-GI
BRICK BUNGALOW

This detached home in spotless con
dition Is In the process Of being CT.
spproyed and win sell for about
and having . 1st trust at 4%. II
has living room, dining room. 2 bed
rooms and tile bathroom. and COM
plete kitchen plus electric dish.
washer; fenced yard is additional
feature. The house In in Radiant
Wells (WI. 6690) for details.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1920 X st. NV.
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INVESTORS

pair Of fine new 2-bedroom semi
detached al brick homes in Alex
andria priced $4,000 per unit.
win rent for $125. To be COM
pleted March 1. These are the
last 2 that these fine builders have
erected throughout Alexandria.
OW. 1920 OW. e426
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VIENNA

xss srtapsy psy iRiSs asg Pss'fS s I'LL tRd dssSs
suburban area. Home Is located on
well Handicapped h-acre lot. It
features living room. dining room,
equipped kitchen. 2 bedrooms, full
basement. expandable attic. Only
$12,950 with small cash payment.
SS7 per mo. includes everything.
OW. 1920 oW. 1926
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SUITLAND

$4,000
Beautiful corner Diet. 6-rm. tapestry
brick home. Ltv. rm. with flrepl.
family -size din. rm., equipped Kit.
lge. side porch. 8 bedrms., bath
with bar and firepl.; oil h..w.h;
outside entrance to lovely land
scaped corner lot; excel. cond.; cony
to everything. Call Mr.. (DohbS)
Dohrowolsn.
Elk. 4113 Ewes, 81. SQ66
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$13.95O
Sale BY Owner-$2,O0 Down

WASHINGTON BUILDING
DI. $500. Evenings, Wo. 3716
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Zee this uItramodern< B-room semi
det. home on elevation overlooking
city; full hsmt;: gas &c; iaI. heat
respect. Directions. Out 30. Capitol
st. Sc. / blk. beyond D. C. line. turn
left and follow main st. to address
and open sign. J. EDW. eCOLLICK
Broker, 1928 n. I. ave.. Mt. Rainier.
uN. 7109 3S
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STOP LOOKING

Here 1t is, 3-bedrm. Colonial In excel
residential Arl. location. Big iiv
rm. with drepi.. separate family
din. rn,, modern kit. with breakfast
space, full bsmt.; picket fence. 0nlS
$4,000 down. Priced $1S,96O.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 WILSON BLVD, oW. $500.
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8 TWIN-BED ROOMS
FULL BASEMENT
$14.50()

euperbly constructed Of brick and
sf1ingie. Immaculate condition In:
side and out, Featuring center hal
plan, FL living room, separate IL.
xI2' dining room and large equipped
door; 8 tWin-bed rooms upstairs. and
tile bath: full basement with copper
plumbing and English entrance,
Drive out Saturday or Sunday. DI,
RECTIONS: Out Defense hwy. IAN
napoi.s I'd: Rt; 5ol 70 Woodlawn Or
FgRITSpDFPicK gISD RICK W. BERENs SALES. INC
kSn z ST. N.W.. Ma. 5000. Is
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T,EWTSDAIE

Witt-buiIt brick ramblers in Lewis
dale. 5 bedrms., Iiv. rm., din. area
combination with firepl.; Ice, kit,
tiled bath; 3rd bedrm. suitable fol
den or din. rm.; full dry bSmt,; lge
lot. Only. $1S,500. Open daily til
nue., blk, on University lane.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
eH. o440. Ewes, UN. 1895, GE. 6476
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Assume CT loan on this immaculate
3-bedrm. brick Colonial home and
pay only S7S.75 mo-. m.onthly incl; taxes
Shown BY appt, only. call today
F. E. Malcolm, Realtor
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LANGLEY PARK

Practically new brick rambler; 8 bed
rms, all-elec. GE kit. pantry, gas
heat. cellar under entire house;
priced. $1,000: seen by appt. only;
not subject to Regulation x. MRS.
6HREVE, MI. 4466 or HU. $3.50.
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I.ANnnuER HILLS

Extremely well-kept 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial on spacious fenced lot,
lust l blk. from bus and shopping,
assume 4es financing with $4,000
FRED BURGESS. VI 2so2 TILL
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HOUSES FOR ,sALE--MD.
so 100 4% TRUST

Sf&SSy ~ - - =
Nonyst assume sa this ,,.;,,a,na GI mosssss.
Ralr thin9. rSovyr Soy oid bunsaicw with
H.. s dinetse ' and bath One as-ft''
bedrm.. on End door. Range; re-
trtssratoT Bendix i;e Venetian !.rsIh blinds, y,
eiuded. aS on Only $1I.75o. -
LOOK THESE OVER
Only 8 remaining in lovely Chestnut
Hills Priced e ose sell quickly 1sE from from
xth ISo asssSS ilonssse or lHs5s more iSs Nsas
school and transp. First moor. liy
rms. and tiled bath. Builder viii
finish 2 more bedrms. for 81 ;200
sndd anSther SG tsa bath ssn,, for SooS S.st
To an atmosphere Of quiet dignity
and not row-upon-row deyslop-,
ment. follow Route past y. Of
Nd. and Plant Industry to Mont
gomery I'd. and our sign on left to
:BURCH REALTY
IS505 BALTIC. Blvd. College Park. Nd
T8 W2 ta47 ts41 TN s aaSi RM, sA Atss 1915 g PM
VETS LAST CHANCE!
$3.50 Down
3-Bedroom Brick
SSS Monthly Includes Taxes and 1ns.
3O-Day Occupancy
Also Nom Veterans Financing Avail,
Model home open 10 Am. to 8 pm.
Directions: Drive out BladsSnsb,lrs Ss e Ed.
monston rd t2nd trafie light). left
on Edmonston I'd. to Nicholson st..
turn right to the model home.
TEMPLETON KNOLLS
Colonial Investment Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
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MCLEAN, VIRGINIA
DUTCH COLONIAL.

A substantial brick. 2-bed-
room. 2-story home; good size
living room. separate dining
room. kitchen. center hall and
. large screened side porch
over the Lear attached, ga
rage: " acre of nicely land
scaped yard with part OF back
yard completely fenced. Full
basement with recreation area.
Priced at $IS.6O0. with over
$11. 900, AZ loan to be as
sumed; will fsubmit reasonable
offer.
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TODAY'S BEST BUY
10 Minutes to PentagOll

KenWood ave. and Crestwood DIR.
ssAlexanSriaoi A p group Of ) ! e .Esv new
sv .sSu,pTpsd Essh.n; Eatsh rsplsGsd sB B.drms rms
on lst a.: full basement. Open 1
pm. 20 dark. Two blocks to Fair
lington Shopping Center. Directions:
Shirley hwy. to Shirlington Shopping
Center. left on Seminary rd. to
Preston rd.. left to Martha Gusts rd..
right to CrestWood DIR. and homes.
D. s. RIRON, RA. 1901.
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RAMBLER DE Luxe
RAMBLER

3-bedrm. aIl-brick. Iiy. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm... large equipped
kitchen. pulldown stairway 70 attic
Situated on q corner lot In nearby
payment and assume large AZ
OF loan. Full price. 421 $50. To
inspect. call
YEONAS REALTY
GL. 21O0. Realtor. OK. 1243.
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ARLINGTON-NORTH
OPEN sim 1.5

AHL1NGION-NOHT
OPEN SUM-, is
CUSTOM-BUmT ON Q LEVELS
Spacious, 4-bedrm., 2-bath, brick,
slste-roof home on level lot. 107x
100. Lily. rm.. i4x24. southern ex.
has disposal. washer, metal cab.
elec. range and refgr. Family-sise
din. rm., French door to large patio,
beautiful level fenced lot, wadins
pool. trees! Two-car det. garage;
oil h.-w. heat; storage attic. 1mmed-
Exclusive.
Directions: Out Lee hwy. to N. Pow
hatan, left l block TO 2311 Pow
hatan and open sign.
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ARLINGTON

For the discriminating purchaser
who Is not looking for o gift or a
bargain but wants and will ap-
Q stately traditional custom built
Colonial situated on Q nice lot with
seasonal landscaping. Detached 2
car brick garage. Full finished
bsmt, with maids room, pine
paneled recreation room with flre-
place and bar. kitchen. laundry
and full bath. 1st noor has 12x25
room, de luxe kitchen, sunroom and
powder room. 2nd floor, 2 large
bedrooms. tile bath and sun deck
Many extras. $2s $500. SO. .O00
down, excellent terms.
TOWN AND COUNTRY
2523 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
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GVe. 0As oA41, Cd. 0S0Ot Cd. SolS
BIG FROGS LITTLE PONDS

This very lovely 3-bedrm.
white brick Colonial with 4
heat and storm windows
throughout in . wonderful
North Arlington location con-
venient to everything may not
be exactly your idea Of
dream home but neither does
1t cost Q young fortune. It's
worth every penny Of the
price and some lucky person
is going to recognize this in
hurry. Price. $4,000. not
subject to Regulation X.
Eve. CHI. 52S5, GL. 3141, CHI. 1919
Dominion InS. & Realty Agcy.
GL. 633S. S103 N. 10th. OK. 1879.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MODEST MEANS

Well. don't let that worry
you, because We have o very
delightful 2-bedroom. SEMI
detached, brick and frame
home which Is IN spotless
condition and has . full
bsmt., gas heat and Bendix
washer for only S11,500. It's
GI approved so that Q vet
eran can purchase 1t with as
low rs $1,500 down and easy
fnOnthly nayments
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HYATTSVTILE

II you are looking for perfect home
In the most convenient and attrac-
tive section of Hyattsville. this Is It
A spacious 3-bedrm. bungalow; very
modern kit. lge. din. rrn. and liv
nm; full bsmt.' and lovely yard With
make this home ideal for any one
wanting the utmost in INABILITY.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
UN. 1166; Hyattsville 0636; WA. 1856
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TNCOME pROpEPTY

BRICK BUNGALOW
Prewar home in close-in, location;
bedrms. and. tile bath, huge kitchen
and concrete rear porch; rms. I'M
ished in attic; full bsmt. with recr.
rm. and bar; lge., fenced yard. You
can't decide until you look. Call
RA. 1886 or 10. 6-02S4.
KIRKS REALTY CO., REALTORS.
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WEST FALLS CHURCE

S-bedrm. BUNGALOW. lge. liv. rm. with
flrepl.,- din. rm., equipped kit. par
TALLY finished ,rm. in attic; tile bath,
rec, rm; Ian and shower shoESeF bath IN full III
conv. to parochial and new public
sisSso siascSStsso As sa0ERpiass Esass ooS aoan ansD
Open Sat. b Sun, Til Dark
Directions: Out Lee hwy. 20. 8. Hwy.
Hwy. sos to Falls Church. right on
Broad st. Route ~ to West ST.,
right on West to Lincoln ave-: left
STANLEY r. ROWLAND Co. INC.
lis e. Broad st., Falls Church. Va,
Pa, 1898, JE. 3-1110. --3
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4 BEDRMS., / " BATHS
$11,950-TWO LOTS
Huge bsmt.. new oil furnace. full din.
rm., sturdy older home-priced very
low for quick sale. FHA-Gl OF con-
<-bedfoom home nearby.
c. ROY HAzEETT. WA. 5000
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Eve. cH. S3i9. cH. 52s5. GIL. 3141
EASY HARD WORK

Looking ct homes Is hard
8 work. SO why not make your
hard work easy by calling US
to take Q look at this very
charming and practical 3.
bedroom brick rambler on
large wooded lot In delightful
Falls Church community?
Fireplace In nv, 9nn., din. rn.;
wonderful Kit. with dish.
washer and disposal unit,
full bsmt., gas heat and pull
down stairway TO storage at-
tic: Easy to finance, too.
Price. S1S,450 .
, 1952-01-29

at the February Is Institute OF
Practical Politics at Ohio Wes-
leyan university. Leaders Of both
parties are invited to the Della
ware campus each year to recruit
student help for the political cam
paigns.
The Democrats will have their
day a week later-February %
but SO far their speaker has not
been chosen.
The Ohio League of Young
Democratic clubs announced it has
postponed it's February 22-23'con-
vention in Columbus because it
was to have had SHen. Estes Ke-
fauver as its principal speaker.
Kefauver, now a declared as
pirant for the Democratic presi-
Dental nomination, has said he
will contest with the regular or
ganization in Ohio for delegates
to the Democratic convention at
the May 6 primary.
Among the West siders present
were: Edgar Nickerson, Stanley
Bell, Mrs. Francis B~urbridge,
State Rep. Fred Bowers, Garfield
Jones, Mrs. Ethel Prear. Rodger
Prear, Gilbert Walters, DR.. Wright
and others.
, 1952-01-29
Korean War News

EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUAR-
TIERS, Korea, Jan. 20. (TNS)-
American and Red jets fought a
new 72-plane battle over north
west Korea today while Allied air
and naval forces rained fresh
blows on Communist troops and
lifelines.
Land fighting however, was re-
duced to scattered skirmishes in
the third straight day of relatively
warm and wet weather along the
145-mile front.
Outnulnbered more than two to
one, % American F-86 sabre lets
charged into a formation of so
Russian-type MIG-15S ever "Mig
Alley" in the vital northwest cor
ner of Korea adjoining Red
China's Manchuria.
At least one MIG was damaged
, 1952-01-29
Flood Crest .
Continued From Page One

S0AASA4AoC0 14Vlt i aSC Vic
Further to the west there were
threats from still higher water
were ended by the severe cold but
residents living close to the river
kept a close watch on the depth
readings.
Portsmouth, located at the
southern tip of Ohio where the
Scioto river empties into the Ohio,
appeared safe behind it's new "a
foot flood wall but Cincinnati ex-
pected a 62-foot flood crest by
Thursday-about 10 feet above
flood stage.
The 62-foot crest, however, will
cause little damage since most
riverside dwellings and industries
are located above that mark.
, 1952-01-29

Continued From Page One

Gov. Thomas J. Herbert was not
picked as one of the COP slate of
delegates -at-large to the National
convention because he was con-
sidered a candidate for Governor
at the time the delegate list was
being hade up.
His withdrawal from the race
for governor, Bliss stated, did not
come until the delegates were
chosen. Herbert has been advised
of the situation, Bliss stated.
The other two Republican ex-
governors, Myers, Y. Cooper and
Sen. John w. Bricker, are listed.
Herbert, as governor, was chair
man of the Ohio COP delegation
to the 1948 convention at Phila-
delphia.
Bricker meanwhile accepted an
invitation to be the main speaker
, 1952-01-29

McLin, ST., has tossed his cap in
the race for state senatorship from
the Ord district, and can be de-
pended upon to carry a strong
vote. Being a Negro, Mr.. McLin's
biggest task is to make the pri-
mary. If he makes the primary,
he will definitely strengthen the
Democratic ticket so far as the
colored vote is concerned.
Carries Heck, present incumbent
of the recorders office by appoint
ment, is being opposed by Walter
Lee, who last election was defeat
ed in the race for the General AS
sembly.
Two newcomers to Dayton poll
tics are John McHue and Myron
Trip, both aspiring to the state
senate.
, 1952-01-29
: r.

lngs reports.
Steels also moved ahead, with
many traders anticipating the 1851
earnings due to be reported by
the major companies this week.
Televisions were given a boost by
FEC Chairman Coy's announce
ment that the freeze on new Nv
channels would be lifted within
a month
Texas Pacific Land Trust, which
was up as much as A points, fea-
tured irregularly higher oil shares.
Chemicals were mixed. Rubbers
and Aircraft mostly improved.
Issues going higher included U.
S. Steel, Zenith, American Tele-
phone, Aluminium Ltd, Foster
Wheeler, American Cyanamid, U.
S. Rubber, Radio Corporation, At
lantic Coast Line, Bethlehem Steel
and Philadelphia & Reading Coal
and Iron.
Easing were Socony Vacuum,
DUPONT, J. I. Case, American Can
and Standard Oil of N. J.
At IL a. m. the Dow-Jones in
dustrial average was up Ice; rails
up 62c; and Utilities down &c.
Cottons and grains were easier.
Curb prices we're irregular and
bonds mixed.
, 1952-01-29
Democratic Club
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Continued From Page One
of the office of Price Stabiliza-
ton, and Phillip Kakeman, repre-
sentative from the CIO-PAC.
Numerous candidates for the
Democratic primary were present,
and addressed the club briefly.
Chief among these were Thomas
B. Talbot, president of the Day
ton Bar association and candidate
for Congress from the 3rd district,
Judge Emmett J. Jackson and
Neal Zimmers, candidates for Do
nestle Relations Judge; Walter
Lee and Charles Heck, candidates
for county recorder; Ben H. Sith
and Earl Frederick, candidates for
sheriff; C. Josef McLin, ST., and
OHM McHue, candidates for state
senator; Myron Trip, also a can
didate for state senator and Ces-
ter Gaver.
A militant program for the en-
suing election year was outlined
by new president, Wilfred FAINT,
with the registration of eligible
voters being the keynote Of the
program.
Refreshments were served after
the meeting.
, 1952-01-29
Political -
Continued from page one

Continued from page one
him, Tom is a militant opponent
and a hard fighter. He is plain
spoken, to say the least, and can
be depended upon to do what he
SAYS he will.
Neal Zimmers and Municipal
Judge Emmett J.. jackson are pit
ted against each other for the
Democratic nod in the race for
ia lge of the Domestic Relations
court. Both can be depended upon
to make a strong race against any
OPPOSITION.
Earl Frederick is opposing Sher-
if Ben H. Smith for the sheriff's
cf@ice, and here it seems that
Sheriff Smith. is the strongest
candidate. In his quiet way Smith
does a good, earnest job in his
office.
That old war horse, C. Josef
and credit for that was accorded
first 1t. James E. Arnold of Walla
Walla, Wash.
Moderation of hazardous flying
weather which grounded most
planes Monday enabled Allied air
craft to resume heavy pounding
of the enemy before dawn Tues
day.
Nine night flying American Su-
perforts from Okinawa, using ra-
dar aiming methods, smashed at
the key Sinaniu west realroad by
pass bridge with 90 tons of 500
pound high explosives.
One of the 4-engined BIOS was
attacked by a Communist night
fighter and all encountered mod
crate anti-aircratf fire.
Allied air damage or losses are
announced only in weekend sum-
maries.
Three other Superforts showered
Communist frontline forces with
quarter-ton air bursting missiles
in Tuesdays pre-dawn hours.
At the same time, BIG light
gombers and u. S. Marine land
based planes hurled IS sorties
against nearly 900 supply trucks
spotted on North Korean roads.
They wrecked at least $50, thu
Air Force said.
OH North k0rea'S east cOaS
the American superintendent
Wisconsin laid down a night long
16-inch she'll bombardme1at on Rel
troop, supply and gun position
at the eastern end of the battl'
front.
Among other accomplishments
the 45,0O0-ton battleship's gun
ners dropped two spans and heav
lily damaged a third span of
bridge just behind the North Ko
rean defense line in the Kosong
HANSON coastal flank.
Working with the big battl
wagon the American destroye
Bristol, raked enemy front lin
gun and supply shelters with five
, 1952-01-29
MARKET
Nv THEODORE KOSLOW
international News Service
Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 20. (INS)-
The stock market edged higher
today with rails again out in front
of the list.
Trading moderated after an ac-
tive beginning and approximately
$1,000 shares changed hands in
the first hour.
Santa Fe gained more than a
point and other carriers improved
fractionally. The division was
helped by several good 1851 earn
, 1952-01-29

WORLD AFFAIRS are your
affairs!
Evening star., 1952-06-03

The District Of Colum-
bia has again won first
prize in the National
Safety Councils ma
tional Traffic Safety
Contest" The credit
for this achievement
goes not only to- the
many Govern m e It
ag encies and civic
groups who constantly
worked at traffic
safety, but also to the
people of Washington
who daily walk or drive
here In the Nations
Capital.