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Evening star., 1952-02-05
RAMBLERS-Sl9.75O
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEvERLY--3-yr.- .-old brick Dutch
firepl.. covered porch, full bsmt.
recr. rn.. Bendix. fenced rear lot.
nice shrubs. S17.500. OWNER, UN.
cHEVERLY RAMBLER, new brick 2
picture windows. 2 baths, fireplace.
spacious living room. lovely dinins
room; kitchen has space for table:
garbage disposal and exhaust fan
best rambler value anywhere at
Silssao' i <. sTGsnES l S0Tn noREA6 sa 9onsh- P
EAST RIyERDALE-Nearly new A.
rm. BUNGALOW; $4,000; 4es loan. S45
per mo. BRENTWOOD REALTY CO..
FOREST HTS, MD.-317 Huron dr.,
2-hedrm. rambler: complete GE kit,
carport. patio, firepl.. sliding doors:
S3,265 down. Assume GI loan;
$s2.93 per mo. Phone Lo. S-9925.
HILLs-Best quality
brick ta,I s q; 2i;story. with 3 bedrooms s1d and
fireplace. large dining room, equip.
kitchen. extra 1avatory in full. dry.
basement; gas a.-c.- heat; large old
trees on nearly level lot; new-house
condition; close 70 bus. parochial
4 STANLEY MoREAU. Ar. 6ss8.
PARK HILLS-Most
conv. area Just over D. c. line near
Chillum and. Sargent rd. LARGE g.
room brick home; 1st-fi lavatory;
nsfsTred fnl Sry psmt uis Level ss It, qyner eT,es
aitelec si5.seo Can VA ' 5000 til . lGa. p!m.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & co. -
NEW BUNGALOW, near Coral Hill
shopping center. Living rm.. dinette,
kit, 2 bedrms. and bath, bsnt,, oil
heat, lot l20x10O. Vacant. Move
right in. SUBURBAN REALTY Co,
6402 Marlboro pike Sc. 10. 9-9966.
PICTURESQUE, large COR
ner. lot, Addison Heights; new,
modern and. attractive; 3 bedrms.,
tiled bath. large, bright recreation
room; $1s,950. EN-. 5407. after
s1s.s5o viii buy
2 bungalows on lots 60x240. Mod
ern asbestos shingie bunga. Of 4
rms. and bath and 3-rm. bricktex
bunga. now rented for $40 mo.
SUBURBAN REALTY CO. 5402
Marlboro pike Sc, 10 9-9666. --5
FOUR BEDROOMS. S10.500- Shingle
ed Cape soss r9d e sRam doRn aaa H; s5S Slass
Cali wa. 1900 til 8 pm. ROBERT
HERE'S TODAY'S BEST BUY-Fiye-
rm. bunga in Al cond.; full bsmt,,
flushed attic. porch; close-in Tenn
price, S11,500; as low as 1900
down Call WA. 5000 It'll 8 pm.
ROBERT S. DAVIS a. CO. -
81 800 DOWN-Rrick BUNGALOW: base
ment. attic; fenced lot: close to new
Baltimore parkway, A buy at S12..-,
$50. bal. payable $sS per mo-. incl.
tayes. Call WA. 5000 It'll 9 pm.
LEWISDALE-Modern
brick BUNGALOW; s rms, tile bath;
stairway to large attic; full base
mert; nice condition: large fenced
tial cash payment and bal. In 40
trust. Call LA. 6-6666 or Ju.
T-8997 evenings. PECK CO.
SMITH REALTY has lovely 2-bedrm.
BUNGALOW, coy and neat, only SILL
500. Two blks. from bus and stores
in West Hyattsyille. AP. 0I00 10
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housGs sALEYA. teens.l ]
ART.TNG9TON

FOE SALE BY OWNER, ail brick q,
bedrn. Colonial; pine paneled recr
ffa. In bsmt. LRe. lot, WeSt0per
ares KE a.RErg .T z
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A STEAL

Owners gotta go. All brick. 5 rooms
lot. ASSUME IGE. OF LOAN. Many
extras. Only S3,350 cash required
COLONIAL REALTY CO.
Rhodes, on Wilson. IA. 5-6a00
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50 Goo DOWN

WA,UUV DOWN
omcer transferred with little notice
move In, Lovely, almost new, rams
bier with unusually low cash down
payment and monthly paymenta;
also low due to large GI trust. 1t
is on . large level lot; 2 bedrooms
and bath on lst a.. pulldoWn stair
way for storage. Since buying
owner has had special insulation
throushout. Also included in this
price Is . valuable conditioning
unit for summer comfort. To see,
come to
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GL. or OK. 27sA.
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SILVER SPRING

Four bedrms.. . baths. attrac. Cape
Cod type home. near Indian Spring
Club: brick. with stone facing, on
high spacious lot. twin bedrms.. full
bath on ISt H.: ail-elec. kit; full
bsrht.. with outside entr., near Grade
B. Key Co, Realtors
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

- Three-bedrm. Colo
trsne. nss ia stee 6esm coppsr Sssde bns sn
Lee. living rm., fun dining rm., fam
ily-sized kitchen; colored tiled bath;
good financing: Only &l8,25n, and
up: WESTWooD PROPERTIES,
semidet.: liv.
rnl., din. ryn.. kit. bedrms., bath;
bsmt.; $10,500; $1,000 cash. BOB
BROWNE. JE. 3-l9Sa; ewes, XII
FOREST RAMRLEE-.
really has everything: six ige. rms,
t3 bedrms.1, 2 tile baths. center
hall plan, huge all-electric kitcnen,
dishwasher, disposal: private dinins
rm.. liy. rm. I3iax23h; full base
ment. storage attic. screened porch.
Sgsrsised 2csr sF hnIltin sInI gs,rsss gas
lot: beautiful condition throughout.
$RaSk iS9e 8. EYss pai1Lffs ff Ja Mo ssss
FALLS CHURCH, s15.850--A very
attractive 3-bedroom rambler on
corner lot. with excellent .1st trust:
Sill .400--4%. payable S62 per mo.
Can be pnrchassd@ l.SI @ yith only y; Ss so 500
IA. s27s. Pa. 4664.
FALLS CHURCH - Three bedrm.
rambler. dble. garage; equipped
kitchen; fenced yd.: Immediate 0c-
cupancy. $4,000 with $500 down
anc lge. GI-FHA loan, and End trust
for bal. OWNER. JE. 3-7400.
EXCEPTIONAL: S14,950; - $500
down; brand-neW; very attractive
2 t2-bedrm. white masonry home. with
din. rm., liv. rm., YOUNGSTOWN kit;
full bsnt.; gas a.-e. heat. attached
garage, beautiful spacious porch;
h-acre OF land with 10S-ft. 'front.'
age. Call the ALLO REALTY, OW.
9508: ewes. CHI. 1898.
1ONV. TO PENTAGON--Rambler. 2
bedrms.. den, liv. rni.. din. rm., kit;
bsmt.; gar; q acre; S16,950; $4,000
cash. BOB BROWNE. JE. 3-l9S2;
ewes, KI. S-6SS2. ~
Alexandria Rambler
This attrac. brick rambler. near
Blessed Sacrament. is waiting for q
new owner, perhaps you bed-rms.,
liy. rm. .-din. rm. comb. kit. with
pantry and Bendix.. rec. rm.. work
shop Price S17,500; 81. 900 cash.
TOWN & COUNTRY
1893 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
OW. 1920 8 till 9 OW. 1926
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noUsEs con sALE-M
EXCLUSIVE CTIEVERLY

Outstanding 4-bedrm, brick
Colonial on level lot: spacious
liv. rm. with firepl: fun din.
rnl., completely eduip. modern
kit. l bedrm. and - bath ON
1st a.: Q lovely kedrms, and
tile bath on 2nd floor: full
bsnlt.. oil heat. built-in sa-
rage. TrIily an outstanding
value ct only $19.5O0; terms.
00nsf vnft .5s s33
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PERRY BOSWELL, INC
WA. $500, OPEN TIL 8 Pm

BUNGALOW $50
HILLSIDE. MARYLAND
Beautiful !. bedrns.. tile bath, hv.
rm., family-size din. rm., modern
kit. hardwood floors. full hsf1lt., gas
heat, nice yard. det. garage: near
able down payment, balance like
rent. Cali Mr.. Barbour,
CAMPANELLA d CO.
Eek. 4lls EYES, AZ. 23oS
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CHILLUM HEIGHTS
Vicinity of Riggs rd. and Sargent I'd;
2-story det. brick and shingle, VI.
heat; modern complete kit: garbage
disposal; bedrms.. liy. rm,. din.
rm.. tile bath; everything in peri.
cond. Lge lot. with chainlink fenc-
ing. Approx. So 600 down will han
die this fine house; very low pay
Full Price, $14 $50
CO. 1854 or RE. 1925 for appt.
Mr.. WALSH
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SIJPERBLY TAILORED

Prila, attractive bungalow. care.
fully PLACED on eoxlOQ lot q s
.a.is BIG HOUSE" nsishboFhoed; Brick
heat; .12xl6 liV. rm., gas, Spacious
kit. plus two lst-Aoor bedrooms and
bath. Stairway to fully insulated,
partially finished attic; iargo
glassed-in porch: concrete drive. IKE
eel $16600 LIST trust at $50
SI6,SO0. cali oW. a0A9 -o- V-s
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Silver Spring, Md.
sTLVER. SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Dale drive Sec; brick: z rms. and
baths, incl. den and powder rm.
on 1st A.; wall-to-wail carpeting, 8
bedrms, and 2 baths on 2nd.; lge.
kit, with breakfast space; garage.
Excel cond.. near schools and park.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
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BETHESDA. MD.
Rambler. brick: 3 bedrooms, living
room with fireplace, basement. pull
down attic stairway. large fenced
in yard in very desirable commu-
nifty; near transportation: priced
under $4,000. For appointment
call Mrs. Dawson. Wo. 4162.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 18th st. NV. DI. 3346.
POTOMAC MARYLAND
An unusual opportunity to purchase
located on approximately. 2Ia acres.
House has oil hot-water heat, mod
ern kitchen, detached 2-car garage
and many possibilities for remodel
ing. Owner Is leaving city and has
priced this home at only $2S,500
to sell.
A. s. GARDNER a. CO.. REALTORS
1871 L Street NV.
National 0334.
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GOOD LOOKS"

Constructed OF brick and painted a
crisp white. Two-story Colonial ia
beautiful setting with an, air og
trance hall: very spacious 14x22 Nv.
rm. with French door to pvt. screen.
ed porch: formal din. run.. built-in
! leather and chrome breakfast nook;
COMPLETELY equip. kit; upstairs are
3 bedrms.. two tiled baths, plus lots
of storage space; bsmt. Is paneled AZ
gas hot-water heating. system; det,
gar: rear patio and flower Garden.
Ideal for substantial family; S3l,s
500. Arranse inspection BY calling
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glshe. nW. anaA
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SUPER SUPER

fFfsIsHs fss s1s s9i SS; sus: s:s Y yHos
able S61.91. Clean. neat interier
with rms, and mod bath. Al On
one. one nGor; aut gas heat; range.
blinds included. Corner lot has
approx. IL 400 sd. 1t. $13.95O With
$4,000 cash. cail oW. Nly09.
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1947

You will. think time has gone back.
ward when you see these outstand.
Ing Crestwood ramblers for only
$l6,950; Three bedrms.. 20-ft. Nv.
rn,; with dEspl. separate din. rp1..
giant bsmt.; lge.. lot. And it's ali
brick. This Is what you have been
waiting for. Call illmed. In order .
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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TAKE m TOURISTS. on .. o. $40
pleasant Business; land enough to
add cabins 7 you wish; o g nice ,1T noT,s me
Z sha RoaKR RsSRss.s Realsors. HS asVS Saith. 80
AUNT AFT. beautiful det. brick
with deep yard; built in 1912.
fireplace. din. rrn.. all-elee. kit. 3
other l-bedrIn.. apts.; all with pvt.
sntrsacssi T:s RsisrSs srgsstansiai 9 nhsaiR fssh sT ssITf
TSgID Sa hou,s xoR z ' fe1 fsTes'Pss Sssuya ySSf
RAMBLER, containing 8 biz bed
ares, Bis modern Kitchen. la tile
baths. screened porch, all on !
ass1No 3pqE 1i clos. steps e D y ssrSaps ssISEa
yeu'll need no cash. Write Box
TSn iSl-k kEsi sfar cHEvY cHAsE-All All of
SnsvS Ss ..Ts Chase k lovely s sr put thls lsrds Is
lawyer Or doctor which can Be
bought ct . price much below repro
duction cost. 1t needs decorating
and possibly some rearrangement
fnet Of . costly kindD but you will
then ,ns,,o hays .nS home ne,,r which rejects
We recently have sold other
large homes In this same select
neiehborhood. BY appointment only.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO.. OR.
$500 Down. ViERs MILL.-2-bedrm.
bungalow: full bsmt., storm win
Wheaton nfice, LO. b-3434. -6.
SS55 DOWN. balance like rent
room bungalow, fun hsrnt.. corner
lot; Viefs Mil VILLAGE. Call ROBERT
3. DAVIS Il CO.. JU. $4,000 till 8.
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m. B0IL.fNG FTELD 81.
AND NAVAL REsRARcH Lac.
Pine modern, 6-roonn, 10-yr. .-old
brick, now available at an unusually
reas. price. Owner must sell. 30 call
me now before It is gone. Mrs. Cox,
LU. 2.sl36. ATLAS REALTY co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SUBURBAN VALUES
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
81 800 CASH
Lovely brick bungaloW on fenced cor
ner lot Two nice bedrfns Very large
kitchen. Full dry bsmt. Assume GI
loan at ~, Vacant. Immediate oc-
cupaney.
SILVER SPRING
WHEATON, HILLS AREA
Just listed. nearly new 2-story brick
Colonial in excel. cond.: lge. liy. rn,.
separate din. rm.. equip. kit; 8
bedrms.; full dry bsmt.. with Bendix
washer and dryer: lge side porch;
lovely lot with trees; SI6.950.
SILVER SPRING
CLO6E.IN LOCATION
Large 2-story brick: features "A bath
on LIST A.; three bedrms.; storage at
tic; large wen Handicapped lot; near
everything. Terms.
SH. GAO TILL PM.
WOodSide Realty Co.
Realtors Multiple Listers
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BAREFOOT FOREST
Fire. .besroem bed o. I. det br rambler. am T ne near /,
Garbaae disposal. fun bsmt. Excel.
construction: price range. $14,200
to Sl5,50o. Subject to Regulation
x. Directions: Out Columbia pike
to Columbus St. left TO corner OF 8.
Gslsrhnn. GGellsgs a5a I'D ososss 6sgs Mason aass A.
ewes, FA. OO93. 10
Evening star., 1952-01-16

Jimmy Lake. the Ninth street
impresario. went up to Fourteenth
street yesterday and played Santa
Claus in the District Building.
Jimmy. 1t may be recalled. was
given q testimonial dinner in the
shoreham Hotel last November 10
on the occasion Of his 72d birth
day. Tickets were sold. and after
expenses were paid for the heavily
attended shindig, $1,000 was left
over. F4a
They said why didn't ! put II
toward a new car" Jimmy recalled
yesterday, as he stood resplendent
in a gray suit bedecked with q
white carnation in the lapel.
'tBut," he added to Commis-
sioner F. Joseph Donohue and a
score of smiling onlookers. 81 told
them I preferred to give 1t to
charity"
He then passed around IS checks
for either $50 or 500 to represent
atives Of as many District chari-
ties. He posed happily with little
Suzanne Holler. 4. victim of cere-
Evening star., 1952-01-16
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G..
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY l6 1859

|impersonation charge occurred In
st. Petersburg, Fla. with Peters
|defrauding Jacob Moritz Of $50
by representing himself as q Ma
|tional Park Service employe.
A special agent who was seeking
Peters was impressed by an elderly
man In the lobby Of the downtown
hotel here. The man gave his
name as Paul A. Carpenter and
said he had just arrived from New
York and had an important ap-
Ipointment at, the State Depart
|ment to discuss production Of q
music festival In Montevideo, Uru-
quay. The individual had no
identification with him and re-
ported that he was connected with
Ia large New York corporation.
He declined to be flngerprinted
|and insisted upon keeping his "im-
|portant appointment at the State
Department" the FBI said.
Agents conducted him to the
State Department. after which he
claimed to have important ap-
|pointments at the Pan American
Union. At the insistence of the
agents. he was then fingerprinted.
Then he finally admitted his
identity as Frederick Emerson
Peters.
One Of Oldest Check Artists.
He has been on the FBI's most
wanted" list since July 2, 1851.
Since shortly after the turn of
the century, the FBI said, Peters
has been "a leech on society" and
one of the oldest and most pro-
life check passers ever Ito come
to attention Of its agents. Suave.
conservative In dress and man
ner. he was described as q smooth
and intelligent conyersationalist.
Because Of his age. appearance
and speech. he has experienced
little difficulty winning the con-
fidence Of his intended victims,
who have included philanthropic,
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Jimmy Lake Divides 81 900
Between Is District c Chorities.

|bral palsy, whose father is q Dis
trict employee.
Recipients OF the checks were:
Merriweather Home for Chill
dren. Police Boys Club. Crippled
Children's Society, Runyan Cam
Ger Fund, Little Sisters Of the
Poor, Children's Country Home
|Children's Hospital. Arthritis So
|ciety. tuberculosis Association
Baptist Home for. Children, MarcE,
|of Dimes. Hebrew Home for the
Aged and the Heart Fund. s.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

following his detection earlier in
the day in downtown hotel lobby
The case was continued until
January Is pending further inves-
tigation.
The FBI said an assortment OF
indictments awaits Peters in vari-
GUS States, as well as q probation
violation warrant in Chicago and
q case of check fraud in Birming-
ham, Ala. FBI Director j. Edgar
Hoover also said Peters has long
been sought on charges of vio-
lating the Interstate Transporta-
ton Of Stolen Property statute at
Chicago.
Played Parks Official.
At yesterdays commissioners
bearing, 1t was alleged that the
Evening star., 1952-01-16
By ne Asseeieted Pre.s

A special House COMMITTEES de-
|cided today to begin hearings
February 4 on the massacre Of
more than 1000 Polish officers 1T
Katyn Forest. Russia. in World
War II.
But the committee tabled q pro-
posal to extend its investigation
to alleged Communist atrocities
against American troops in Ko-
rea.
Chairman Madden said he pro-
posed Including Korean atrocities
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Thompson Named Head
lOf Clinton Firemen

Ralph Thompson last night wa
elected chief Of the Clinton (Md.,
Volunteer Fire Department. sue.
ceeding T. A. Penn. who wa.
named assistant chief.
Others elected were c. r. To-
bin, captain: John T. White, jr.
first lieutenant: David Duke. sec
|ond lieutenant: Raymond Schultz
engineer; ,Willett Beavers. assist.
|ant engineer: Earl White, presi.
dent: e. Webster, vice president;
IN. A. Johnson. secretary, and G
lOursler. treasurer.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Science to Serve Reds

VIENNA, Jan. 16 R.-The
|Czechoslovak government has de-
|cided to set up an academy Of
science Of the Czechoslovak Re-
public" in which science will
serve the construction and re-
|quirements OF socialism" Radio
Prague said last night. u
Evening star., 1952-01-16
kaiyn Forest Massacre Probe 10 Start Feb. 4

because Of . similarity In methods
with Katyn.
The bodies Of z,143 Polish ON
Gers and intellectuals were found
lot Katyn. near SmolenSk. The
Russians said they had been killed
by the Germans and the Germans
claimed they were killed by the
Russians. Il
Evening star., 1952-01-16

men. Is under
$4,000 bono
here today on a
charge of i'm
personating a
National Park
6 Service en-
ploye.
A man Of
more than 1870
aliases and with
q long record,
he appeared late
yesterday before
United States
Connissi oner
Gr,,.il Ynut,nr,nn
Evening star., 1952-01-16

charitable and benevolent insti-
Itutions.
At one time, he even imper-
lsonated President Franklin D.
Roosevelt, the FBI said.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
FBI Captures One
OF 10 Most Wanted
Men on Fugitive List

Frederick Emerson Peters, 66,
described by the FBI as the most
distinguished appearing character
on its list Of the 10 most wanted
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Argentine Fertilizer SuIes

Argentina Is boosting its sales
abroad OF chemical fertilizer ma
terials. such as dried blood and
lhoof and horn meal.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Phone Rate Hearing
To Be Resumed Jan. Il

The telephone rate hearing
today was in recess until 10 am
January IL in the District Building
Board Room.
The Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co. closed it's direct
presentation of evidence late yes
terday. after two day-long sessions
and a dozen witnesses. The conf
pany wants to raise it's gross reve-
nue. by $3.5 million, by increasing
pay station charges to dime, and
business and residential service
charges, by about 10 per cent.
Harold D. Fangboner, the :om-
pany's general commercial man-
ager and final witness, testified
that the proposed new rate sched-
ules would bring in an g ,timated
81 million more from pay stations
I$1.4 million from commercial,
phone service and the balance
from residential users.
When the hearing is resumed
counsel for the District Public
Utilities Commission will cross.
examine c. & P. witnesses on theil
testimony, which P. u. C. expert,
will be analyzing in the interim.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Concrete Springboord

GARY, Ind.-A concrete slab
Springy enough to be used as a
diving board can be made by en-
bedding steel wires under tension
in a slab of the proper dimensions.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Pontoon Span Costing
S82 Million 10 Be Built
Across Puget Sound
By The Associated Press

OLYMPIA, Wash, Nov. 27.-The
State Toll Bridge Authority ap-
proved yesterday the building of g
floating bridge across Puget Sound
1t would link the Seattle area
with Bremerton and the Olympia
peninsula, via Vashon Island. The
estimated cost, including connect
ing bridges in the Bremerton area
would be $82 million.
Gov. Arthur B. Langlie COM
mented: The worlds first floating
bridge over salt water likely will
be opened to traffic in 1853"
1t would replace most of the
State-operated ferry routes on the
sound.
1t would be the areas second
floating concrete bridge, but the
first on tidal waters. The existing
span is across Lake Washington
The bridge will be approximately
I212 miles long! 1t will be similar
to the Lake Washington structure
but modified to conditions en-.
Icountered in tast-fowing Puget
Sound waters.
The Lake Washington bridge
consists of 300-foot long concrete
Ipontoons anchored to the lake bot.
tom and Joined into a rigid struc.
ture. The top of the pontoon.
makes the roadway.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
|Pravda Assai|s Firms
lover Cabinet Choice
BY the Associated Press

MOSCOW, Nov. 27.-Pravda
yesterday strongly attacked Fin
land for permitting the general
secretary of the Social Democratic
Parry, Vaino Leskinen, to join the
cabinet. The official Communist
Party newspaper said this wJuld
have a negative effect" on Soviet
Finnish relations.
(This was the first such at
tack by the official organ of
the Kremlin in a long time.
Finnish-Soviet relations have
been relatively good and Moscow
has observed a strictly correct
attitude toward the neighbor-
ing Films. The Firms, for their
part, have carefully avoided
moves which might irritate their
big neighbor.D
Mr.. Leskinen became Minister
of Social Affairs in the recent
reforming of the cabinet of DR.
Urho Kekkonen. Pravda, com
menting on the cabinet choices
accused the Finnish Social Dem
ocrats Of backroom intrigue tt
provoke a cabinet crisis in az
attempt to give the Social Dem
ocrats domination of the coali'
ton government. DR.. Kekkoner
is a member of the Agrariar
Party, rival of the Social Demo
Gratis for the dominant place il
the government. The Social Dem
ocrats have eight seats in the nev
cabinet, the Agrarians seven.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Special Activities Supplement
Feosts at Red Feather Agencies

between the ages of 6 and ID, at
noon.
Episcopal Home for Children
5901 Utah avenue NV, dinner at
1890 o'clock, followed by a special
program and movie.
Hebrew Home for the Aged, 1925
Spring road NV, and Stoddard
Baptist Home, 324 Bryant street
NV, dinners at l o'clock.
Meanwhile. Community Chest
Federation officials reported re-
ceipt of a check from California
in appreciation for Red Feather
services several months ago to a
young California mother.
The 18-year-old girl, then an
expectant mother who had been
deserted by her husband, hitch
hiked from her California home,
officials said. There, her father
was i'll and her stepmother re-
sented an additional financial
burden.
The girl was referred by the
Travellers Aid Society to the Sal
vation Army Emergency Home
where she was cared for until
the birth of her child. The Hos
pital Service Agency, another Red
Feather agency, arranged for he1
disqualification. Eventually, the
young mother and her son re-
turned to her family in California
The check and note of appreci-
alton, officials said, were received
last week from the girls father
Evening star., 1952-11-27
100 Work Today,
Give Pay to Victims
OF Troqic Blaze
BY the Associated Press

ZELIENOPLE, Pa, Nov. 81
The 100 employees of the Halstead
& Mitchell Co. in this Western
Pennsylvania town are working as
usual this Thanksgiving Day-but
they won't get the money they
earn.
They have donated their pay
ito the family of Earl Lambert, a
fellow worker. Last Sunday a
tragic fire swept the Lambert
home. Two children burned to
death and the parents and two
other children suffered serious in
IjurieS.
The Halstead & Mitchell firm,
manufacturer of refrigeration
parts, is matching employe con-
itributions dollar for dollar. Com
mented senior partner Byron Hal
stead:
This town has the true Thanks
giving spirit today"
The tiny home of the Lamberts
was destroyed by the fire, which
started when can of kerosene
exploded while Mrs. Imogene
Lambert was trying to start a
coal fire. Five of the couple S
nine children escaped injury.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Romancoke-C -CIaibyne
Ferry I ODE Discontinued
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 27. - The
Maryland State Roads Commits
sion yesterday ordered the East
Iern Shores Romancoke- Claiborne
ferry service discontinued De-
cember 81.
The commission said the run
has long been a money loser. 1t
links Queen Anne's and Talbot
Counties across Eastern Bay.
The commission said the serv-
ice now eats into highway main
tenance funds and should be
closed "in fairness to all highway
users"
After the Chesapeake Bay
Bridge was opened last summer
the Maryland bay ferry system
WAS shut down with the exception
q. the Romancoke Claiborne run
1t was given a three month trial
but the commission feels the run
has not justified it's continuance