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HOUSES sALDvA. tceat.t

NO REG. ax'' HERE-Bfand-new, ALL
brick. luxury rambler in one Of
nearby Ariington's most exclusive
ciose-in locations; 9 lovely rms. 6
bedrms.l, tile baths; basement;
built-in gsrage; storase attic: gas
heat. dishwasher. disnosaE Priced
low for quick sale; $4,000. Ewes,
call Jordan S-07S0. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, IA. 5-6266. 4. 10
REDWOOD RAMBLER on level "a
acre lot in old Falls Church: This
house was built to last and TO live
In. 34-ft. living dining room and
34-ft. recreation room each with
fireplace. Two big bedrooms with
gisantie cedar-lined closets, Bis
kitchen has LIFT. refrigerator.
double oven, electric stove. disposal
and dishwasher. Second floor de-
signed for expansion with plumbing
heat. electricity and insulation IN
stalled. Entire house luxuriously
decorated in mint condition. Ewes.
Gs 1W ttssss ss1si FRANK $. PHILIPS
NV HA esGseSi s.sHDRooM brick and rS frsm,
rsmblsr; priced $I325o. Woedsd
wood ave-, FA. S322 til Q pm.
$5,5OO--1N acres; arm. frame ant
shinsle house; expandable attic
water in kit; bathrm. incomplete;
small outbldgs.; new fence; rs mi
from Wash; S3. 900 cash REQ. A. B
SfANLkYi Ss AN. Is IEaiTfax' S;ss;SCu sss1W ~.
brick 9si .t,'s tf,amblsr; 2 bsdrms, stairs i; tf
MULRoY, 90 Hillwood ave. FA
n N
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HANSEL AND GRETEI,

HANSEL AND GRETEL
Would have been proud to live In this
quaint charming home on 5 lovely
living room with fireplace and
beamed ceiling, separate dining room,
bedrooms. bath, kitchen and sun
room down; space for 2 more bed
rooms and bath up; full bsmt, with
garage; " bath and cold storage
room; large hot house on property.
It's definitely different. Under $780,
900 with only $1,000 cash. Can be
bought with less acreage; For more
ia. $4,000; eyes,, CHI. 9368.
BOSS & PHELPS
Court House Square Arlington. Va
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HOUSES FOR sALE-YA.

ALEXANDRIA AREA-owner forced
to sell. Absolutely immaculate q
bedrm. Cape Cod with exp. attic.
Nice lot. Any reasonable offer con-
sidered. MOON REALTY CO., IA.
AIEXHNDR1A area-s bedrm.. new
brick rambler. Pull steirs to
incFads included itss; Assume % So Zoo first trust
at $72 per. month. which inclpdes
saSs;s 600 ans With s4oSG lpsS5anss ess cs itns Mr
sIovei AZ vsssa. = caAs; aAso R. HoofP. NC,
1907 Duke st.. Alex. Va. IS
ARLINGTON - Three-bedrm. Colo
mails; full basement; outside en-
trance: steel beam; copper plumbing
Lge. living rm. fun dining rrn;' lam
good ss RaasRE REsaWooD Only tRofssriE saoeRS "a
AiRHiiS;GToN, iNii; 2Ti s'nSi nsSii1.sso-small. Inn
maculately clean, well-located semi
det. brk.: 5 rms. bath. screen porch.
viii buy. Ewes, call Jordan 6-07S0.
FRANK g. PHILLIPS, ia. 5-6266,
BELLEVUE FOREST RAMBLER -
Luxurious all-brick rambler that
really aas Gle baths six ,se ceneer ns
han plan. huge aii-electric kitchen.
rm.. iiv. rm. {l3Isx23k]; full base
ment, storage attic; screened porch.
diversified 2-car built-in= = garage, gas
iot: sesutitul i; condition thToushoat;
$gask Sss3e 3 Fiji: Y11Ss, ssl "a h5 s-ssss g.
FALLS CHURCH Three bedrm;;
rambler. dble; garage: saqipped
cuSSns cupancy. SIS 900 With $500 down
ane lge. GI-FHA loan, and End trust
for bal. OWNER. JE. 3-7400.
JEFFERSON MANoR-AIl-brick, 2.
bedroom semidet. house IN good
storm windows; near shopping cen
ter, schools and transportation. Ap-
proximately S2.750 cash plus settle
ment. Early occupancy. inspection
Sy appoi1ntment' point Call K1. s-e!99a or
LEEsBURG PIKE-outstanding es.
tate; modern home. outbuildings. 23
acres; fenced. Commut. dist; 2; G.
$44: 500: liberal terms; LEATH 4 Z
ASHLEY. INC. MA; 8464; ewes. and
week ends. EA, 1888. u..n ~
basss .eF. F.kE Need. 5alnins. EsSm.' dec
Grating. and. some carpentry work.
terms. LEATH l. ASHLEY. INC. Ma
N1s 49, Ewes aS Esss ends rlye "a. sgsS; nsx
rambier-type brick homes; 8 bed
rms; near shopping center. schools
and TRANSPORTATION. Price, $i6,750
to S19.950. Regulation x. Located
5000 block: 21st rd;, N; All. JQD-
ins @ st. AAl AArl.. Va. Exeiusi1s i sesnt.
oAkToS AZ 5SSgI AND VIENNA yIc1NITY-
5 bedrms., q ba1s nearly new. APP
RrO1 ss s6S 6Ssrfs s..s c0%RntiaE soWn psyens s1st.
EsY Ell In c .Tpss Ns 4s4 fAaa Ev.. and week
SaSY saSSii dAprIAiNs A Ans -4-sedroom. 4.bash
modern brick Colonial home in re-
stricted ares: twin-sized lst-1ioor
equipped with 10-cubie-ft. refrigera-
tor, disposal, large pantry, Xoungs-
town cabinets; on End floor. master
bedroom with fireplace and private
bath, 2 other bedrooms and tiled
bath: basement with above-ground
maids room and bath; large lot With
and schools. Priced for immediate
sale. GEORGE MASON GREEN Co,
exclusive agents, CHI. $685.; ewes.
and Sunday, Pa. 1873.
FOR SALE BIZ OWNER, 81 brick z
bedrm. Colonial; pine paneled recr.
rm.5 In bsmt. Lee. lot. Westoyer
coN1. oTss. To pEsNSGfIalSsoN-Rambler. q
bedrms.. den, Rv. rm- din; Tni;, HI;
cash. BOB BROWNE, JE. 3-19s2;
ID ISsCi;RRsLis nj. from wash. just
Oh lee hwy; 6-rm. frame and shin
Gle house; bathrm.. fncomplete; elec-
trictty: lge. barn; ehicken houses;
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

SILVER SPRING-$16,50 500"
New 3-bedrm. Colonial, liv. .rm. with
firepi., din. rm. and kit; full base
ment, outside entrance.
"TAKOMA PARK-$17, $50"
New brick Colonial, liv. rn. with
f1repl., din. rm.,. kit, side porch, 8
bedrms. and bath, stair, up to attic:
full basement, VI bath; gas &C.
"CHILLUM TER"
Brick Colonial. Nv, rm. with firepl.,
din: rm., lge. KIT. with breakfast
nook, Ige. porch and powder nm.
Is floor: 8 bedrmS. and bath. End
floor; full basement with pine-pan-
eled recr. rm.; deep freeze. washer
and dryer. House In beautiful con-
SCAPE COD-$16,950"
A 4-bedrm. home plus liv. rm., din.
rm., den, lge. kit. with disposal,
refgr. with freeze top; full base
ment with recr. rm.
"HILLANDALE-$21, $50"
New brick rambler. 8 lge. bedrms..
lge. liv. rm. with picture windows,
side porch; basement with drepl.;
built-in garage; 1a-acre corner lot.
e. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
JU. S-5757. Silver Spring. Till PM.
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Bethesda
Near Kenwood Club
Rambler

2-yr. .-old 1-floor home, loc.
Gated between Mass. ave. and
River rd., close to busline,
Mass. ave. is direct and one
Of the quickest routes down
town. Lovely screened porch,
covered entrance, appealing
liv rm with firepl. and SOUTH
.Arn exposure; lge. separate
dining room, large kitchen,
2 bedrms., each taking twin
beds; pvt. lavatory Of mas
ter bedrm., bath OF hall.
storage attic over entire
house, attached garage. A very
appealing home on q. spacious
Snteed Lifetime picket
fence. Priced at S26:950. To
IlslsS ,nsgeSt. csll oR ssn1 JAMEs, after
pm. call Oh. 1898 or WI.
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-sovsEs rok sALl-Mp.
BETHESDA
WiIs0n Lane Area

Artistic dividual-Unique
You must INSPECT this new and de.
nghtful individually built rambler
--entrance hell-stidio type livinG
room with artistic fireplace. dining
IT, ultraIlodern Kitchen - largl
bedrooms. with double closets-twC
co1ored tile bathS--large recreation
room plus firepiace-.carport.---W
are confident you will be. delight
fully pleased and interested, TO In
epect call MIR. FARR evenings Oh
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
1873 ] 9th st. NV. Realtors. DI. 683t
BETHESDA AREA
1h-bath brick Colo.
nial home In immaculate condition
3 years old. Priced $23,500. Imme'
diate possession. Owner leaving
country. Can Mr. Insham. MA. 1850
evenings. OIL. 2l42.
J. RUPERT MOFILER, Jr.
1921 C0nn Ave -S
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BUNGALOW-$10,95O
HILLSIDE. MARYLAND
Beautiful 2 bedrms., tile bath, iiv.
rm., family-size din. rm., modern
kit, hardwood floors, full bsmt., gas
heat, nice yard, det. garage; near
schools. shopping, transp, Reason
able down payment, balance Like
rent. Call Mr.. Barbour.
CAMPANELLA & CO..
Elk. &113 Ewes, AP. 1868
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$1,000
10 k00 DOWN

Under construction. new 2-story, g.
rm. and bath homes. excellent To-
cation. Mt. Rainier, close to every
thing; large lot. Only 2 left. Set
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$3.50
70 3kn DOWN

$3.50
$2,360 DOWN
2-bedrrn. esbestos-shingle det. home
with left. liv. rnn., family-sized
din. rrn,. mod. kit. and bath; storm
windows and screens. Lge. fenced
lot. Only $5S per mo. House Is 2
years old, See 1t now.
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UNIVERSITY HILLS

CLOSE-IN MARYLAND
II you are one Of those who want
TO move to the suburbs. ] suggest you
keep in touch with this ONCE. We
have several good listlngs now. IN
all price ranges with excellent
SUTTLAND
Two new. .all-brick, 3-bedrm. ram.
blers. Full Easements. In q fast
growing community of 1ine homes.
S20,950 and S21.750.
TEMPLE HILLS, Md.
New Cape Cod brick; 3 bedrms.. full
basement oil ch1NToN hisH;oi; slS'sSo,
New 3-bedrm. brick rambler: picture
windows; S16950.
SUITLAND
Brick Cape Cod: IL years old; oil
h.-w. h. finished recr. rm. with
firepl.. att. gar, glassed-in porch
CAMP SPRINGS RAMBLER
Five-room brick and stucco H-type
rambler; approx. 1 acre lot. only
" "''0' CLINTON
Brick Cape Cod: 4 bedrrns.. 2 baths,
breezeway TO at, gar: approx: |
acre lot; ST.. 500. Call Mr; Moore.
10. -9-911O; Ewes, VI: 3070.
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc.
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RE1IE HAVEN

BELLE HAVEN
Bedrm. and bath on LIST a.. lee. Nv.
rm. with flrepL, separate din. rm,.
Beautycfaft kit: upstairs 3 lge.
bedrms. and tile bath: full bsnit. ;
lge. seEssnsd porch: garass; walk
Routh Robbins Realty
KI s-S10s; eyes. H. s-96b6, ov.
6677.
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IDEAL SUB. LOCATION
SILVER SPRING. $11.75O

Charmine brick rambler IN immac.
cond, Featuring 9 large bedrms..
roomy liy. rm,. din. rnn., spacious
equip. kit. with Bendix washer and
tiie bath; pulldown stairway to large
storaee attic; auto. gas a.-c. heat;
dren, Only $500 down and pay
YlaeflfS much lower than rent. Call
Mr. Taylor or Mr.. BeFens. H. ct
= = EsAHjoHSRfeK Ajo SHyfSe;K w. nERxNs SALES. NC.
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AURORA HILLS

0OxtAIAbGA 444A360
Brick rambler; 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.
and garage; with beautiful KIT. and
separate din. rm-. lge. hv: Tm. With
5 minis. TO Pentagon. Price, S24,95O.
Routh Robbins Realty
KI. s-3106; eyes,. XII. s-e656. ov.
6677.
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BAREFOOT FOREST
Pentason. Navy Amer and All. Hail.
Garbage disposal. full bsmt. Excel.
construction; price range. $14 ,250
to S15.500, Subject to Regulation
x. Directions: Out Columbia pike
Columbus and George Mason DR..
Telephone OW. 0726. Gil. 1886:
ewes, Pa. O093. 10
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ALEXANDRIA
REDWOOD

Rambler as modern as tomorrow. 3
turn around in; luscious liv. rm.
with picture window. A carport to
ward of the rain and snow. Rarely
can we offer such charm and beauty
priced as low as $19,S00 with ex-
cellent terms. Located In q quiet
secluded section, surrounded with
q western fence. Please call early
for an appointment.
VIM. L. WAKEFIELD 8:
NW 1H7a oa.Hr SaruicA
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CIT,VER SPRING.

cLosE-IN LOCATION
Large 2-story brick: features y bath
on LIST a.; three bedrms.; storage at
tic; large, well Handicapped lot; near
sH. GAO TILL Q Pm.
Woodside Realty Co.
s.Realtors-Multiple Listers"
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HOUSES foR sALE--MD.

HEkEzs TODAY's BEST BUY-Fiye-
fm. bunga. IN Al cond,; full bsnt.,
finished attic. porch; close-in Tenn
pleton Manor area, near all conv; ;
price. S11.500: as low as $1,000
SoshRr sSTs; caI 8. nsAis x1i saoo 3 Go. ti . Pr,
BEAUTIFUL LEWIsDALE--Modern
stairway 70 large attic; fun base:
ment; nice condition; large fenced
lot: priced to sell quickly; substan-
tial cash payment and bal. in 4G
trust. Call LA $4,000 or JU.
7-8997 evenings. PECK CO..
BRICK BUNGALOW, $1,000 down.
Practically new. 8 rooms, tile bath.
basement. expansibie attic: fenced
lot: high location. nr. LandoyeE Hills
Washington Parkway: % min. by
SI2,950: balance. SIS per month,
including taxes and insurance. 1m-
mediate possession: Can WA. $500
FOUR BRICK-Excel. cond.;
maids rm. and rec. rm. IN bsmt.;
garage; lovely fenced yard; near
parochial, public schools. bus, shop
ging' $4 600 down. JOHN Il, JOHN
sMlTih sHTi Wi really HGrS has lovely s-story s
brick home. 2 spacious bedrms..
extra large lv, rm. with firepl,, very
modern kit, " baths, den and recr.
rn.; extra large lot; block from
TRANSPORTATION. $500 down. AP.
O660, AP. 0l00. --S
FOUR BEDROOMS. &10.50O- Shingle
Cape Cod in W. Lanham Hills: glass
ed porch; $500 down and $50 mo.
Call VA; 5000 til 8 pm. ROBERT
8. DAVIS q CO. -
LAUREL,-No. /, So. 300 full price:
:2h acres; extra bldg. lots; ANAL
No. 3. $4,000 full price lge. s-rm
house needs redec.; extra bldg. lots
incl. Ewes, Mr.. Barnes, MI. 527S,
with JOHN A. WENTZ, Realtor
and Builder, AP. O9O0. -13
DETACHED 4-BEDROOM BRICK
Two bedrms. and tile bath 1st fl.
District Heights, only 3 yrs. old,
and assume GI loan; truly q fine
home for some one. Mr.. Penland til
10 p.m., LU. 2-7612, ATLAS
REALTY. ST. 1868. g
Bellemead, Landover Hills
Absolutely .spotless. 3-yr.-old Cape
Cod asbestos shingled home. Liv;
rm., din. rm... kit. bedrms, and
bath. expansible attic. with 2
dormers, full bsmt and fenced-in
lot, Reasonably priced
WAT.KER & nIJN1OP INC.
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peter j. hagan
EXCLUSIVE CHEVERLA J

1905 r. !. Ave. NE, UN. 65S1
WA. 1857. UN. 1885. Open 9 It'll
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WHEATON HILLS AREA :.
Just listed, nearly new 2-story brtck
Colonial In excel. eond.; lge. ny: rm..
separate din. rm.. equip. kit; 3
bedrms.; full dry bsmt.. with Bendtx
lovely lot with trees; Si6,95O.
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BETHESDA BUNGALOW
BROOKMONT

CHESTNUT HILLS RAMBLER
All Brick, Full Basement
Din. L.. 2 bedrms.. youngstown kit.
rAGrT o. NpnArIM
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DETACHED 4-BEDROoM BRICK
Two bedrms. and tile bath 1st a.
District Heights, only 3 yrs. old,
and assume GI loan; truly fine
home for some one. Mr.. Penland It'll
10 Pm, LIZ 2-76l2, ATLAS
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RRICK RAMRI,ER.

hs s6sk SSo0HH Hss ss has S r @
size din, rm., equipped kit. full
bsmt.; oil heat There are 8 bed.
rms. and tile bath up. Nice lot and
convenient to everything. Priced at
SIS,950 for immediate sale. Don't
miss this today
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-10

member of the cast. Of a one
act fantasy comedy to be pre-
sented on the Linfield campus
in the near future.
Three plays will be given I'M
dsr the direction of advanced
drama students who are direct
ing them as a part of their
class work. These students cast
plays from volunteer college
students and are completely in
charge of productions. The
plays will be presented before
invited audiences of drama stu
dents and friends.
Miss Bentley will also play in
the forthcoming production of
Family Portrait" on the COL
lega campus. The play was an
outstanding Broadway success
in 1887. It's large cast of 20
makes its staging difficult. Lin
field players annually present at
least four major dramas each
season.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-10
Congressman Urges
Disease Laboratory

Rep. Wesley A. D,Ewart (R-
Mont.) this week urged immed-
late construction of a United
States foot-and-mouth disease
laboratory as authorized by the
80th Congress.
"The outbreak of foot-and-
mouth disease in Canada makes
it imperative that we take i'm
mediate steps to increase our
knowledge of the prevention,
control and care of this dis
ease" D'Ewart said in a, House
speech.
Introduction of the disease
INTO the United states would
cost untold Millions" D'Ewart
stated. "The Europen laborator-
les are not able to study the
problem effectively from chr
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-10
PHEASANTS RELEASED

Thirty cock pheasants were
banded and released March 80
about six miles northeast of
Helena by the Helena Wildlife
Association. Ken Peterson, Sid
and Neal Martin of the assoc
iation were assisted in the work
by William r. Bergeson, upland
game biologist for the Montana
Fish and Game Department.
These birds were a portion
of $50 obtained last fall from
the state bird farm at Warm
Springs and kept during the
winter months at the State
Nursery company under auSpic-
eS of the Helena. Wildlife As
ISOLATION.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-10
Newark Is Serving
Abodrd DESTROYER

Serving aboard the destroyer
sUSS Dixie in the Far East, is
Bernard A. Newark, electronics
technician seaman, USN, son
of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Newark
of Sill North Crawford avenue.
The Dixie recently returned
to the Korean area after a year
in the u. S. The ship made his
tory last January when she be-
came the first destroyer tend
er to shell Communist troops
and shore installations along
with the battleship USS Mis-
souri,, and the cruiser USS
Manchester in the Kaesong,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-10
Hardin Tribune-Herdld. Thursday. April 10. 1855

viewpoint, and the Mexican
laboratory has closed. Common
sense requires that we spend
the money necessary to pro-
vide research facilities for our
selves" ~
No formal request for appro-
priations is pending in Con-
gress, D'EWart explained. The
Both Congress authorized the
project, but the 81st refused to
appropriate the necessary
funds. The site for the labor
atory chosen tentatively was
Prudence Island, off the coast
of Rhode Island.
The United States geological
survey estimates that the un-
developed coal lands of New
Mexico contain 1872, 0O0, OO0, 900
tons.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-10
ACT RECOMMENDED

An Indian Law Enforcement
Act intcoducted by Rep. Wesley
A. D'EWart R.-Mont.) has been
recommended for passage by
the House Committee on Inter
ior and InSular Affairs.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-10

D'EWart said court decisions
had resulted in barring state
and county law enforcement
officers from the Indian reser-
vations. His bill provides that
the State shall take over all
criminal jurisdiction. .
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-10

A new plastic SNOW" can be
sprayed out of a can on a tree
to give the effect of real snow.
The crystals are said to last
indefinitely indoors and remain
two to three weeks outdoors.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-10

200TH ANNIVERSARY of mutual
insurance in America is marked in
Philadelphia, where Ben Franklin
started mutual" idea in 1852.
Betty Rhodes and Bess KAUFMAN
don 18th century dresses for the
marty.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-10
Crow Agency Student
In PldY Costs

Florence Bentley of Crow
Agency, student at Linfield col
lege, McMinnville, Ore, is a
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-10
People, Spots In The News

THIS WAS Judsonia's Main
Street before tornado devastated
this and other Al ,ansas towns
lin South's severest blow in 20
Evening star., 1952-08-03
U.S.. Wins 50 Olympic Games
After Overtoking Soviet Lead
Boxers, Swimmers and Ball Team Stor;
NorveI Lee Singled Out for SpecioI Honor

five first-place gold medals, the
first since 1882. and. in addition
Norvel Lee. 27-year-old veteran
from Washington. D. c., was
awarded a silver loving cup for be-
ing the perfect Olympic boxer"
Lee scored a unanimous decision
in the light-heavyweight division
over Antonio Pacenza of Argen-
tina. The other American boxing
winners were Flyweight Nate
Brooks of Cleveland; Welter-
weight Charley Adkins of Gary
Ind; Middleweight Floyd Patter-
son of New York and Heavyweight
Ed Sanders of Los Angeles.
In the only meeting between
a Russian and an American, Ad-
kins took split decision from
Viktor Mednov.
In basketball, the Russians tried
stalling tactics, throwing an iron
curtain around their basket. But
the undefeated Americans, led by
Clyde Lovellette's nine points,
overcame a shaky start and won
with comparative ease.
Konno, little 145-pounder
from Honolulu. furnished a big
surprise by winning the 1900
meter swim. He set an olympic
record of 18 minutes, 80 seconds
in beating Japan's great Shiro
HaSizume.
"Details on Page C-1.l
Evening star., 1952-08-03
By the Associated Press

HELSINKI. Aug. 2.-The United
States roared from behind today
to overtake Russia and win the
1852 Olympic Games.
Uncle Sans swimmers, boxers
and basketball players came
through with impressive per-
formances.
After trailing the Soviet Union
throughout most of the competi-
ton, the United States piled up
Ill points to sweep past the
Russians, 6l0 points to 55312.
The American athletes put up
an impressive display of talent on
this next-to-last day of compe-
tition.
The basketball team defeated
Russia, 36-25, to win the cham
pionship; Ford Konno captured
the 1.500-meter swim; Mrs. Pat
Mccormick of Long Beach, Calf,
led an American sweep in the
women's high diving, and Ameri-
can boxers won five titles, an un-
precedented feat.
Nothing the Russians can do
in tomorrow's equestrian events,
which will bring to an end these
Notwithstanding games, can alter
the outcome.
The United States ended a 20
year drought in boxing by winning
Evening star., 1952-08-03
|Jensen's Ankle Hurt
AS Mats Lose, 6-7;
Injury Not Serious
S,or s,oH corresponden,

CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Jackie Jen.
sen, the Mats rightfielder ano
leading hitter, twisted his right
ankle and foot today playing
against the White Sox and will
be out for an indefinite, but prob
ably brief period.
Jensen, who got the Mats their
.only run with a third-inning
homer as the White Sox won. 6-1,
left the game in the fifth inning
after catching his spikes in the
turf while fielding a single by
Willie Miranda.
Trainer George Lentz immedi-
lately applied ice packs to the foot
and ankle and said he hoped to
have Jensen ready for the FIVE
game series with the Yankees
starting Monday night in Griffith
Stadium. Jensen limped from the
field unaided after receiving treat
|ment from Lentz and called the
injury painful but not serious"
"Details on Page C-1.)
Evening star., 1952-08-03

The big man told me to go back to
the storeroom and I did"
Mr.. Baccala said when he en-.
tered the storeroom he saw Mr.
Barbera sitting on a box beside
a man with a handkerchief over
his face.
Mr.. Goddard told police he hao
taken the bulk of the stores re-
Iceipts to the bank only a short
time before the robbers appeared
Flee Through Back Door.
After emptying the cash regis
ter the bandits forced Mr.. God
hard to unlock a back door anc
then fed.
Meanwhile, about 20 customers
continued their shopping anc
most of them were unaware that
a holdup had been committed
until policemen appeared on the
scene.
Some of the customers said the
big man rode up to the store or
a bicycle and met his accomplice
Both men were wearing white
shirts, light trousers and gray
peaked baseball caps.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Georgian Gets
Job as District
Official to Rank Next
To Commissioners in
Reorganization Setup
By John w. Stepp

Schuyler Lowe, civilian Off
cial with the Army Engineers in
Atlanta, Ca, yesterday was named
director of the District govern
ment's new General Administra-
ton Department.
The appointment was an
|nounced by Brig. Gen. Bernard
L. Robinson, District Engineer
Commissioner and designer of the
reorganization plan for local gov
ernment.
Establishment of the admins
tration department is the second
step in the plan to streamline the
municipal operation here. The
Commissioners made their first
move under reorganization powers
"a month ago with the appoint
ment of a Citizens Advisory Coun-
Gil.
Must Unity Agencies.
One of the first tasks of the new
'appointee is to pull together /:
separate agencies into one depart.
'ment of eight Offices. This must
be done to get the rest Of the
agency reorganizing under way
Gen. Robinson declared that
Mr.. Lowe is we'll qualified for the
initial job-as well as the continu.
ing administration of the admins
trative Office.
Two years ago, the 42-year-olc
appointee was chief civilian aide
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Vehicles ToIIed Across
Boy Bridge in First Three Days

lat each end Of the bridge, were
opened. and Mr.. ODonnell said
they would remain open until q
definite traffic pattern is estab-
llished.
No figures were available on
the total amount of tolls paid,
but using So as an average, the
bridge already had earned $50. .000
Jon the basis of the $4,000 esti-
mated crossings.
The toll is $1.40 for a vehicle
and driver and IS cents for each
passenger.
Most of today's customers were
Isightseers. Mr.. ODonnell said.
Commercial trafiic had thinned
out considerably, . normal week.
Iend trend.