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sY WILLIAM 5. soGART

forced to come TO the surface
again. The girl was beside him,
treading water. Both twisted their
heads and looked quickly behind
them.
The boat, drifting. was some
distance away. 1t no longer Of
fered a screen between them
selves and the hidden marksman
somewhere along the shore.
Without word. Johnny and the
slim-built girl dived again, strik-
ing out under water. This time
they zig-Zagged to the left. Final
| ly forced to come up for air again
Johnny looked around swiftly. He
thought it was a useless thing
to do.
IT>HERE was no telling from
L what direction the shots hao
come. Ii was like a maraudel
using a knife in the dark-silen'
and deadly.
| Kay was swimming beside him
her face white and strained
"What'll we do?"
In the few moments since they
had left the boat. the dusk wa:
lalready deeper. This. Johnny
thought, was to their advantage
1t should make the marksman'
target deceptive.
/ Ahead of them, perhaps a quar-
ter of mile away, was the curv'
ling white strip of beach that be-
longed to the Smith estate. ka,
lsaw his gaze dart that way,
| "Can you make it?" she asked
4 'Tll try. Anyway. I'd rattle
drown than die of lead poisoning,
he told her.
They moved toward the beacl
liz stages of swimming under wa
| ter and popping to the surface fo
lungfuls of air. Soon it was fairl,
i dark. and he knew the rifiemai
could not possibly see them now
Yet the beach looked a long dis
lance away. Johnny thought
Though his trousers we're Ugh
4 summer tropicals, he CONSIDERS
| loosening his belt and kiekinl
them off. They pulled at his legs
II But he remembered he was car
I Irving close to three hundred dol
i lars in his pockets and decided
| against it. Also, he didn't want 3
lose his shoes. \
i 1t seemed that moments dragge,
Into hours. Neither he nor the cir
spoke. both conserving all tn
breath they could. Johnny wa
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aware of her Iabored BREATH, :,
and knew that, even though s.
was a good swimmer, the pun :
beat of danger had robbed her +
energy.
They kept swimming
Darkness was black over {
shore when his feet fina
touched sand beneath him. fe
stood up in Shoulder-deep wat
and his legs felt like somethi' :
encaSed in cement. The /
swayed against him and clutch |
for his hand He tried to stes J
her.
Together they struggled tow, /
shallow water. both painting W. 4
exertion. Finally they were on tue
hard-packed, wet beach, Kay
stumbled forward until her {
touched loose, dry sand. Then g
sank slowly to her hands |
knees. Unnerved now. she star /
sobbing.
Johnny knelt down beside h :,
putting on his shoes. Muscles n
his legs and arms were trembling.
Its all right" he treasured
the girl. THE guy can't see IS
now"
II know" Kay said. Il just !.
can't help it"
He put his hand on her = 1
shoulders and took it away ags 1.
His fingers were trembling. g
decided he was 10 a rotten con =
ton to be a detective. Perhaps ie
ought to stop smoking.
Johnny removed his shirt. e
flung his soddenI necktie aW 7.
Here" he offeted. put 4 is
around you"
She was only wearing the u 1t
sweater and some kind of pant }.
| For a moment she did not me p.
She was still crying little. 7 n
she Strengthened up, reaching r
| the wet shirt that Johnny b d
out to her.
II can't see the boathouse." q
said. He started INTO the gloe 4.
/ (which way is
/ His question traiied off, Nett r
tof them spoke. and the girls s n
fingers dug fiercely into his n
as she involuntariR held G .
ithim.1
/ a. little distance away. still l.
seen in the darkness, someone IS
moving toward them Footsi -
made flushed scuffing. sounds a
the loose sand.
Ito be continuet
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Chapter IL


Johnny frowned, staring out
" across the glaSs-smooth sur
face. Theirs was the only craft
moving. They were outlined
against the skyline as sharply as
a silhouette. He Strengthened fur
Their in the seat still watching the
shore.
Something wrong?" The girl
looked at him with curious eyes.
II don't know -"
This time, it was close. You
could hear wood splinter some
where forward in the boat. near
the water line.
sWhat was that?" Kay asked.
Johnny was tense now. As he
reached for the wheel, to guide
the craft harbor-ward he said,
Someone's using a silenced rifle. "
Fear leaped into the girls eyes.
She swiftly fed the boat gas. real
izing his Intention to get as far
from the shore as possible.
But even as the boat started to
leap ahead, wood split atop the
rail, not two feet behind them.
Johnny yelled above the motors
roar, Kill the engine. We're a
perfect target here in the boat
Swim!"
He thought Kay Smith had a
splendid. alert brain. She had cut
the switch. bent low and was
loosening her shoes even as john
nv called the warning. He. too,
had his shoes off in an instant.
He damned them beneath his belt
The light coat slid from his Shout
ders as he followed the girl over
board.
Momentarily, the boat shielded
them from the shore. AS the girls
head popped to the surface almost
beside tohnny's. she cried. Can
you swim?"
II hope So" he said, and dove
under again. @lsN
He remembered opening hi:
eyes just below the surface. He
had a swift, distorted. glimpse o.
KAY, almost beside him, doubled
up as she wriggled out of her Skin
and kicked loose her sandals. a
first he thought she was havinf
cramps. Then her legs whipped
out in smooth drive and she
swan under water.
Johnny did likewise, still hold
ing his breath. Finally he wa:
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Sunday its engineers have devel.
oped new "scintillation probe AMI
detecting device" which will help
speed up the hunt for underground
minerals in the Colorado plateau
and other Western states.
DR.. Phillip L. Merritt, head Gs
the Acc exploration program. said
that the new device compared with
older methods is 10 times more
efficient, two or three times more
precise, five times as fast, and
more versatile.
WASHINGTON tH9-- A Defense
Department let tNo. 5l7) today
added So names 10 the Korean War
casualty list. 1t included IL dead,
81 wounded, three missing in ac-
ton and one injured in a battle
zone accident.
N0RWALK, Calf. Ri-St. John
of God Chapel, built in the shape
of a fish, was dedicated Sunday
by Catholic Archbishop J.. Francis
A. Mcintyre, Los Angeles.
The chapel was shaped like a
fish because fish was an early
religious symbol.
Los ANGELES R,-- Margaret
Truman has. begun a two week
vacation at q seashore cottage at
nearby Malibu Beach, play spot of
a number of movie stars.
The Presidents daughter arrived
Sunday accompanied by Secret
Service agents and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Horton, Washington. Mrs.
Horton, daughter Of Secretary oil
the Treasury John Snyder, is a
close friend. Horton is public.
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NEWS BRIEFS
), Tex. R-Neighborhood 4

DALLAS, Tex. R--NelghborhOod
grocer N. j. Shaw suspected shop
lifting today when a l9-year-old
woman tried to leave with a
screaming baby.
He called police, who probed the
infants blanket.
The baby stopped bowling when
officers removed frozen rabbit.
/ PHILADELPHIA R-Some guy
actually lost his shirt at the tax
collectors office.
A white, freshly Numbered shirt
with frayed cuffs was found in a
paper bag in the Philadelphia
office Of the U. S. Internal Revenue
Bureau when il closed for the
weekend.
Said Collector Francis r. Smith:
This is the first year / really got
one"
SCRANTON; Pa. R-Twin sons
we're delivered Sunday at Crabon.
dale General Hospital to Mrs. Rex.
ford Oakley Of nearby Childs.
They we're the nth and 18th
children for the 43-year-old woman
and her husband, an unemployed
miner. II was the first time any
Ct the Oakley children were born
in hospital.
"I'd like to get up to "a" com.
|mented Oakley. He didn't indicate
why.
NEW YORK R-Thc government
has a new, faster and more accu.
rate means of detecting deposits
of Uranium, the basic metal used
in the production of atomic energy.
The Atomic Energy Commits
sion's operations office here said
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relations representative, col a
movie firm.
Miss Truman is repeatedly Il.
ing up for concert tour of ne
West.
CORAL GABLES R--A Fm4 al
plans were made today for IL
liam r. tDukel Dahlstrom, All c.
ing secretary at Gulfstream I TX
who died at his home here Stray
night.
A native of Chicago, he had b,ssn
in racing for 20 years, seruing $50
as steward and assistant seere "
at Tropical Park, secretary at 1.
lantic City and a steward at n
ccin Fields, Chicago.
His widow, Mrs. Claire u IL
strom. and son, Charles. sury 9.
COLUMBUS, o. tR-Miami III
be host 10 the American B I'd
masters Association convention IN
March Z. 8 and o. 1853.
The association chose the Flor Ia
city Sunday at the close OF Is
meeting here. AL G. Wright, diasc.
tor Of music at Miami Senior h II
School. and Fred Mccall, dire 1r
of the University of Miami ks |,
were named 70 the board OF di =
tors of the ABA.
MIAMI IL James Isoaer
Morgan. %, was held on i.
slaughter charge today, Police +
ficers c. l.. Tanner and L. v. +
son said. after his autosno le
struck and killed elderly San i
Gross Sunday night.
Tanner said Morgan was speed.
ing, fled the scerr in his ear.
struck another automobile d
abandoned his car bdore he
captured near the scene Of G
crash.
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HOUSES WTn. 70 RENT Cont J

MARINE. MAJOR. WIFE. CHILD de-
sires 3-bedrm. unfurn. house, prefer
ably. N. Arlington, win pay up to
$13o per mo. Sign lease. Call
NAVAL OFFICER and wife need Q
bedrm. bungalow by Oct. Is. Nice
sub. sec. Arl. or Alex. IA. S-Ss24.
SISTERS. IL mes. and Az yrs. want
house for Mama. Daddy and US;
Please cali Daddy, ST. sss7 after
S:30 Friday Anytime Saturday or
ADDiTioNAL fSdH HOMES NEEDED, we
have fine tenants for homes IN near
by Nd, or NV. DC: free appraisals.
ice. phone Us today. PERRY HAY
ARMY COLONEL desires ga bedrm.
unfurn. house, Chevy Chase area
pref, Rental about $3.50. Box 22l-
BRITISH JOURNALIST, family, re-
quires small furn. or unfurn. house
or. apartment. with yard; NV. or
WANTED-Unfurnished house; &
rooms; Is miles or less from d. c.,
Y Ror Marylsnd: ai Ia Sup up to S76 month rent.
GOVT. Scientist, wife and child,
desires to rent 2 or 8 bedrm. un-
furn. house, MONTGOMERY County
or NV. MRS. WYANT, WI. 1885.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE or first-fioor
apt, with 2 bedrooms: refined,
quiet couple about middle age; no
children or pets: Government en-
ploye; can furnish Al references;
S75 to $50 month rent; vicinity of
Route 90 from Landover Hills to
Cottage City. Md. Box 4O6-D. Star.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
APARTMENTS WANTED
sGLE. PROFESSIONAL WON. war

SGLE.. PROFESSIONAL WON. wants
I-oedrm. unfurn. apt: by Oct. /.
Dupont Ctrcle-G. W. U. area pref.
MI; 1860. ewes. and week ends. --22
FkEE-Landiords' applicants waiting
houses OF. sublets. Wash, Va. white
Open 2 days. Ma. 0001.
UNFURN. efficiency apt. within walk
ing distance Of Navy Dept. Max. $65
MODERATE s-BEDRooM UNfiGRN..
APT:-Mature. gentilee brother and
FURNisHED Sjit or u1NFTRNIsHEDE
eficiency desired by business lady.
ewes. es' la. Ia S6-aosS. sos .
NAVY OFFICER needs furnished
rental under 40 miles northwest. Of
washington; Box OK; Star. 26' :,
APARTMENT OR 2 ROOMS wanted.
ys.nIty sSal sis Shaa 10 BTdFs 5isio For tesfneF
FRENCH OFFICIAL. . adults. 2 chill
dren. seeks furn. apt. or house:
Chevy Chase-Cathedral area; 5000
max. DE. $500. Ext. 427, MR..
BARBER, before 6 pm. --22
COUPLE. husband works. Tyr. .-old
baby wants nicely-furn. apt. Quiet,
mo- pref. NV. sec. sterling SG = 5S: s5$S.
ONE OR TWO BEDRM., unfurn. ant.
or clean furn. room with closet
space, good washington location by
Oct. 1-12. wanted by lady from
Europe Language teacher) in quiet
house. AID. 0540 or write to SAM
School OF Languages, MISS FETLER.
EFFIC. OR I-BEDRM. APT. desired
by perm. Govt. analyst. male, single;
refs. If desired; prefer NV. Conn.
ave. or Georgetown; approx. $50 to
S65 per mo. BOX pix. Star. 2l'
WANTED. UNFURNISHED APT. in
NV. by quiet widow, protestant:
must be reasonable. Box 29-K, Star.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY by English
scientist and wife, small furn. apt. /:
pref. bet. Albemarle and Chevy
Chase. for 2 to 3 mos. OR. 0477.
FURN. AND UNFURN. APIS. and
rooms, for Geo. Wash. Univ.
students. In vic. 21st and G SITS.
NV. Write only. care of Housing
Once. George Wash. Univ. --22
COUPLE desire 2-rm., kitchen and
bath apt. Unfurn. $50 to $40 per
mo. Cali GE. SS25. al
Evening star., 1952-09-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WOULD LIKE TO BUY luncheonette
quarters from owner. Box 4l0-J,
NyEsTMENT ExTRAoRpINARYp p
I5Se Of capital stock Of insurance
%n1pp company, ", without risk" for $1,000.
70 go into several States. For fur
ther details. call IA. S-h646 or
"a. 7ssso344; or ewes. and sun.
TN ii, ffR ISsti CENT RETURN ON Limit limited
mobile sales corporation; collateral
furn. Box 499-E, Star. 22s
SMALL SERVICE STATION on Rts.
20 and 211. in Falls Church, va.
Stock and equipment. Terms can
Se Seo arranged. JE. 2-9ss7 or WI
oPERAToR to run sandwich and
custard stand on rental basis. FIR FIR.
2539I or ia. S-957I. %
BOOMING. HOUSE for rent; also
several durnished) for sale. MA.
RooMING HOUSE BUSINESS. near
14th and Columbia I'd. NV: 3 WeiIr en
furnished apartments, each with
Reasonable. OR. 1899, seai evenings. iease; aS:
GROCERY-Wel established; clean
STOCK. practically new equipment:
beer license; must sacrifice because
Star' 81 poor health Write BOX S!.K S0.K'
TExiAco srArIoN-Lease or ga sale:
on 23d, 2 mi: south Manassas, Va;
USED. CAR LOT-Well established,
nicely equipped; Groom once; neon
oeasons 10 ss5s ust as5oss for IL
GAS sTATioN. 04Si Northeast was wash,
II; /; must leave town for health; |;
equipment. Ii. 4-97i6. eos
- Alexandria. ON SER
HUGE GROCERY sAcRIF1cEEsell
because partners physical ACCIDENT
ton. Weekly business. $1,000, Call
Ii. 7-9S55. Ii. 3-0449. 21'
ESQ SERVICE STATION, located nm
busy Virginia highway intersection,
lust outside Wash, D. c.: pumping
$4,000 to $4,000 gals. monthly; sta
ton doing good business; selling be-
cause owner has other interest and
sannos S11 4dn manage na II all; approximately
parties please write Box ok. Star.
SODA FOUNTAIN in drugstore for
lease at. nat rent. no percentage;
very little cash necessary; has been
must leave due to illness. Box Tx,
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER, est. / yrs.
leaving town; will sell for cost of
eauipment tunder $1,000; good mid
town location; lease available at $45
ment and excel. opp. Box lux. Star.
SMALL MOTOR COURT. 17h acres;
Hwy. 30l al conyeniences, reason
aSle; Mitcns,v;s,s WHITE E. HOUSE coauJ..I.
NURSING AoME-sa2 Ne: 500, Fairfax H
and equipment. JOHN W. .MULROY
S0 S0 sss9 SS 9Hiilweod 1--we ave- Falls chgTeh.
ConNTRY 1i FRY eSfSi sTORE, f. ssaS stoet, ixtaSres
and real estate including attrac.
MsHG,,,Sv hons; e real ,s9l buy buy JAMES e.
GRILL AND FOUNTAIN; fully equip;
sssSesas sssss 81 e%. s6SS SEN o oRayasn!'
BOOMING BEAUTY, near CAPITOL;
in excel. loc.; IL rms, 3Ka baths,
new new furn., lease: oil heat. potential
Rent; sI57,52: $500 o. down. oVn '~nfI. Ii.
ACTIVE SERVICE STATION Bar
gain price OF $50 takes stock and
equipment. Marlboro 9S9S, 22s~
MODEM AIR-CONDITIONED RES
TAURANT-Long lease; doing good
business; 24-hr. carry-out service,
See MR.. FRANK, evenings. 1900
! Georgia ave. NV. 21"
AUTHORIZED MAYTAG sales and
service, Metropolitan area. Show
room, shop: 2 apts. carry overhead.
2-car gar: new truck, excel income
down payment: terms. MR.. DE
REDENAT, AP. 2255. UN. 1O17.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
HOUSES TO SHARE

EMPLOYED lady will share entire
lhouse with 2 others. Modern furn.
FOR 2 ADULTS or one parent and
School-age child: cony. buses and
schools; desirable res. location. Tele-
phone RA. $3.50. ---o2
5sO6 18th ST. N.W.--2nd floor front
kitchen privileges. GE. 1916. --SI
FURNISHED HOUSE to share with 2
other bachelors. Complete privileges.
S45 mo. ca. Silver Spring. JU.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Ps Phone No. eE oio4. uNioN sNhSsS' sTosaaE Rasalof
CO. INC. Established 1906).
MOVING AND HAULING-Day or
night. Reasonable rstes. NO. $3.50
MOVE / OR 2 PIECES or household,
after p.m.. all day week ends. LII.
4-9553. -23
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COOP. ApTs. SALE Cont,

C0LORED--3I4 EAST CAPITOL ST..
nr. U. y. Capitol-lst a.; vacant; 4
payment and monthly terms like
rent. For details call ONCE OF A, M.
DRAISNER. 1025 VT. ave. NV; MA,
S036. Once open Sun. IL to s.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURNISHED HOUSE on APART
MENT With yard: at least 2 bed
rooms. In upper NV. section by
permanent Government employe.
keep. References. JU. S-9343 or
EN-. fq44. 23s
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Morris Pollin & Sons, Inc.

MA. 2466.
COLORED-YIRGINI apts..
all utils. incl; conv. Arl. loc. Shown
by appt. MICHAEL WALSH & SONS,
l211 Eye st. NV. RE. 1882 20
COLORED-NEARING COMPLETION,
. rms. kit. and bath apts., in Dean
wood. Applications now being ac-
cepted. Call MICHAEL WALSH q
Sons. 1911 Eye st. NV. RE. 62S2.
COLORED-1si6 MARYLAND AVE.
bath. Rent $40; utilities not in
cluded. Apply B. r. SAUL CO., 926
18th st. NV. MA. 2100. -21
COLORED-TW0 ROOMS, kit. and
bath; unfurn. apt. Call FIR. S036.
CoIORED-oNE ROOM. kitchen and
semipriyate bath; adults only;
Ii. 7-6166. -21
COLORED - BRoOKLAND AREA -
$3.50 monthly. Call OWNER, co.
1890. Immediate occupancy. al
COLORED-2 APIS, unfurn. for
rent. Call RA. 1877.
COLORED-2 RMS, kit, bath; all
utils. furn.; good neighborhood, NO,
1881, --21
Evening star., 1952-09-20
RENTAL
WITH OPTION TO pYrv

~ LIZ
9515 COLESVILLE RID.
ThiS Is a nice home with h.-w.h. on
9 ige: LOT; very conv,. loc.; liv. rm.,
or bedrm. and full bath on t ist ar: dr. !:
: very lge. bedrms. and bath or,
End hr:; front and rear porches;
fenced back yd. with outdoor griIl;
full bsmt. with full bath and at.
cached garage; this basement mas
a doctor or dentist ONCE with both
mo May be shown any time.
Z. F. BLANCHARD, REALToR
Evening star., 1952-09-20
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

TWO BEDROOMS. porch, liy. rm..
Bldg. SS.45o cash; monthly pay
ments, incl. S26 maintenance, less
than rent. Open Sat, and Sun,
1913; evening appts. during week.
Apt. 43. 1901 Lanier pl. NV. NO.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.
One large rm., kit. and bath; excel.
it reas. at $1,000. LIMKINS Co,
DI. S6SS; ewes. and SUM-, EN-. 4764.
COLORED-IsOI SWAMI ST. NV
Resale. Apt. No. %; rm.. kit. and
bath: 500 down. sos per mo.
A. NJ. DhAIeNER. 1925 Vt. ave. NV,
ma. SO36. Once open Sun. IL to 5.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ARLiNGTON-Lovely 6-rm.. modern
rambler; best section; 5 min. PEN
tagoa; oT; S69S alter 8 pm. --22
COMBINATION HOME AND OFFICE,
Ssy smsl se row St house. lss SeSmIns5ciaI;
.ss22IISNrssyYsss. .si22II$SsN;r eyes. dEa 3765. -as
sisEnalSaTssi sEaSTsyi co $40 oR ger 1913 RS. HUsIaAFb
BEVERLY HILLS-Nice 6-rm. Co
snhili;vs 1Snial; slso r6o psr ,GSss ne HUBBARD
ARLINGTON--Newiy decor. 2-bedrm.
bungalow; with scr. porch, bsmt.; on
lge., cor. lot. fenced: excel. loc.; im-
p1a,cp NED cposse:si0n; $l1o l;l mo; POM
1877 ALLISON ST. N.E.-petsch %
brk., hedrms.. 2 baths, liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit. recr. rm.; house In
excel. cond.; avail. Oct. /. FRED
ERICK A. BLUMER CO.. GIT Pa. ave,
Sc. Call FIR. i0SS. --25
SILVER SPRING--Practically new
brick: immaculate cond.; 2 bedrms.
hv. rm.. din: rm., kit. full bsmt.;
Anchor fenced; S110 per mo. FRANK
l.. HEWITT CO.. S4S7 Fenton ST..
We wIsi aAvE vfPfsRs sRvEkal nice sSSS
Can Il. 1. RUsT Co. iooi aSt 18th 1a St
N.E.--e-BEEDROOM HOUSE, 4 ",
old; storm windows; near schools
Ayau. about Oct. l. Call LU. 4-5332
a.1, 26s
Evening star., 1952-09-20

HAPPY NEW YEAR
To my Jewish friends and clients.
Best OF health. A prosperous Amer
lea and peace all over the world.
NATHAN SILVER. Tower Bldg ),
WILL SACRIFICE a real money
making grocery store located at
garage. beer and wine license, To-
yr. lease: $3.50 mo-; doing over
81 900 per wk. Total price, $4,000,
WIN .BoUIET R;4HL roTa; REALTY co.
1211-A Conn. Ave.
RE. 3795: AID. 913g -C1
Evening star., 1952-09-20
WHEATON

WHEATON,
Two blks. of Ga. ave-; 3-yr.-old
fenced lot: immediate possession; ;
Sl50. FRANK J. VOLKMAN.
1904 MINI. AVE. s.E.-NewIy deco
rated; liy. rm., din. rm., equipped
kit,. 2 bedrms., tiled bath; full
6smt, gas, heat; side open porch; !;
9iWV monthly. For appt. to inspect
$3.50. N'-1'
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Hartford Terrace Apis.

darLIoro terrace Apis.
MOST BEAUTIFUL AND
CONVENIENT SECTION OF
SOUTHEAST.
ALL q BEDROOM APIS.
Sg7 ;50-$1Oo. ALL UTILS. IN
Extra large bedrms. and
dinettes.
Spacious rooms with large
Fully equipped kitchens,
with exhaust fans. metal
cabinets and large refgrs.
Schools and shopping In the
immed. vicinity.
Laundry and storage rooms.
OCCUPANCY FROM OCT.
10, 1859.
OPEN SATURDAY. SUNDAY,
Directions: Out Minnesota
ave. sc; or Good Hope rd.
Sc. to Naylor rd., continue on
Naylor I'd. to 30th st. and
Gainesville st. s.e. Bus di-
rections: Take No. 80 streetcar
downtown to 18th and Penna.
ave. Sc. transfer to CT Naylor
Garden bus.
Evening star., 1952-09-20

BUCHANAN ST.
(BET. 18th AND l7th)
Lovely. det. brick home. containing
all the excellent features, needed
70 make the most comfortable Iv-
space; this home Is In Immaculate
condition, and located In an area
that merely the address will ex-
plain. Excellent financing available.
For inspection, call MIR. HARRIS at
OIL. 1884 or AD. 1850. -22
Chevy Chase Circle, D. C.
Two blocks OF Conn. ave.; this at
tractive Colonial semidet. brick
home consisting of spacious rms.
and tile bath. full bsmt.. oil h.-w.
neat: ne;rsd 61iltcin y. sin ga ogarass Reasonably
Exclusive with
Evening star., 1952-09-20

THREE BEDRMS., inclosed yard; va
cant; SIOO per mo. Cali HELEN
DARCY. Rockville 1862.
1902 Rosedale ave-, 2
blocks Wis. ave-Nr. Public Health;
2-bedrm. masonry; firepl. screened
porch; storm windows. oil h.-w h.;
nr. schools; S125 mo. Rockville 1894.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09
Gen. MacArthur's Keynote Speech Blisters Admin.
By WARREN ROGERS. JR.

CHICAGO, (P) = Old soldier Douglas MacArthur, amid can nonade of applause, blistered the Democrats as blundering "war party" and rallied yelling Repub- licans Monday night to a "cru- sade" to rout them from office.
 The 57-minute speech, punctu- ated 73 times by handclapping and roars, formally plotted non partisan course in the nomination battle between Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and Sen Robert A. Taft.
 Macarthur, who backs Taft and who has been mentioned as g possible vice-presidential running mate for the Ohioan, said:
 l-The Democratic party has a noble heritage but has been cap tured by schemers leading the country toward ''the socialistic regimentation of a totalitarian state"
 1.-The Republicans must enlist all kinds of Americans, who are desperate for a plan which will revive hope," to win the Novem- Der election.
 Macarthur named neither Taft nor Eisenhower, but he hit at the administrations policy of Com munist containment, which Eisen- hover supports, and called for more air power, a Taft objective
 Comments on the speech ran tc adjectives like 'Wonderful' ano dramatic" and thoughtful"
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-09
Solicitor General Perlman Quits Justice Department

WASHINGTON, (P)-Philip B. Perlman, who argued President Truman's case in the steel seizure issue, resigned as Solicitor Gen. eral Tuesday.
 Perlman is the fourth high of ficial in the Justice Department to quit office since James P. Me Granery took over as Attorney General May 27.
 His resignation was announced by President Truman, who said he accepted the resignation with sincere regret" and wished Perl man success in private life. \ The President made public letter from Perlman saying he planned to leave the department on August 15.
 Perlman had served as acting Attorney General during the per iod between the time J. Howard McGrath was busted from office April 3 and McGranery took over.