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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WANT TO SELL your house for cash
and quickly? If so. call Mr.. Terms,
DE. 7745. Prompt free appraisals
and competent advice. REALTY
INVESTMENT CO., INC. GE. 2270.
MODERN. clean, 2 or 3 bedroom
home. in good D. C.. or Eearby Md.
location. Have substantial cash.
Mrs; Cox. LU. 2-Sl36 Or ST. 1868.
WILL PAY HOU CASH for your
aaS aeE a ANY 9c RI an any spnd Yq9
MR.. LISS pays all cash for your home
666S: evenings, Wo. 2ss7. '
WILL PAY CASH, regardless of
condition: white or colored: in all
sections Of D. C. and nearby Nd.
For immed. action. call ST. 1920;
ewes. OV. 3OS6.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home or
investment prop: Any section p, e.
n PROMPT xTTENTIoN to The sac
cal r. A. HJMPHRiEs. Realtor.
sos North CAPITOL, Ma. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
CASH BUYERS for D.. c.. Md. and
Va. Mstings OR. 6916. L. T Ora
Waite. 1918 X St NV. ma. o753.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS
For houses in all sections OF D. c.
and nearby Md. and Va. No charge
for our approval. Over 30 years
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 X st. NV. MA. 03b2
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MARYLAND HOMES

Forest Heights. Lse. 7-rm., detached
home, Z bedrms.. 2 flreplaces. 2K
baths, full bsmt.. oil heat. attach.
gar.
Ramblers. s bedrms., cleo. kit. with
disposal. fireplace in liv. rm., III
baths. full bsmt.. gas heat.
Forestville, 3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod.
an lge:. rms. fireplace in liv. rm,,
Ia baths, attach. gar. oil heat.
Allentown road. near Camp Springs
School and Andrews Field, new
2-bedrm. Cape Cod with stairway
to expansion attic. full bsmt., oil
h W. h.. lge. level lot.
Prince Georges dr.. 5-rm. detached
home with pull-down stairway to 2
nnlshed rms. on 2nd floor, equip.
Kit. Oil heat. lge. lot. Small down
pymt. required.
Numerous other homes, lots and
acreage In nearby Maryland. For
particulars call LII. 4-43S2.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
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SILVER SPRING

WOODMOOR
TO FARMLAND
rambler: Gift. living
room. large dining ell, all-electric
kitchen, bath with colored tile and
fixtures; full daylight bsmt, painted
Ground level: additional "a bath
with plastered walls; overlooks the
park. This home is only a year old
and kept immaculate. Owner trans
ferred.
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Modern as Tomorrow
$500

Cash down payment buys this s.
bedrm: asbestos-shin bungalow.
bage disposal, rear concrete patio
lge. Diet garage with plenty OF
storage and work space; situated on
approx 4 acre and located only
] blk. from elementary school. Ideal
for family with small children.
Full price only S14.950
YEONAS REALTY
1918 Wilson Blvd.
Gil. 2100 Realtors OK. 1243
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REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
81 600
BETHESDA


S.bedrm. brick Colonial: lot b5x115.
Avau. Immediately. Walking distance
to public and Catholic schools, bus
an6 SHOPPING. Priced to sell at S22,-
1 300 p1n't miss this; can today.
IS
BETHESDA-$18,95O
New lew bT .siS Cape Goo within z bIks. Of
bright cheerful din. l., mod. equip.
Git, nice bedrms,, tile bath on lst
open stairway to huge insulated
IN. Full bsmt. with pict. windows.
Gas heat. Outside entrance.
BETHESDA-$19,95O
New brk; rambler. 8 twin-size bed
Beaut. flrepl. huge kit, with pict,
window in breakfast nook. Rear
concrete patio: full bsmt; level lot;
cow; to grade school. Excel. a.
TAKOMA PK.-s25,9 $50
center-hall; eustom-built Cape Cod
Tith one bedrm.. or den on LIST q; !;
Huge liv. nm, with firepl. Rear scr.
porch, overlooking beaut. rear yard.
Guest sized din. rm.. beautifully
equip. kit. Built-in gar; rear Of
oSmt. ABOVE ground with dble. hung
Soncrete patio; gas h.-w.h.
Sill. SPG.-$33,50
Deluxe rambler. This 10 it If you
want lge. rms. Close to school, and
Park. 23-ft. iiv' rm., With firepi k
and pict. window. Guest-sized din.
rm., huge equip. de luxe kit. with
excel: table space. Lge. side porch;
baths: full bsmt with built in gar.
Wood-C onley Co., Realtors
s71O Ga. Ave. 81. 800 It'll 9
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- ACRE
N~v--~ ..
DREAMBOATll

Is this sparkling white brick RAM
bier in excellent location close to
everything. Big liv. rm. separate
family-size din. rm., sunny. fully
equipped kit. 2 bedrms. and tile
path; stairway to 3rd bedrm. in nm.
All newly decorated and shining in
side and out. Not q development
house. all for
$13,950
CALL AT ONCE TO BE SURE!
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes OF Wilson IA. $1,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA-SlO.95O - semide-
tached., attractive. brick home:
Sneerful NY. nm, modern equipped
KIT, 2 bsdrms.. tiled bath. storage
attic, extra insulation. Venetian
pIinas, strip oak floors. game room
only Nas to spsse sssF y"E p1oDe Tfs
Is to- see 1t. A buy for Investment
Or h9 home CARL N. WALKER.
ALEX, best loc.: cor. 2-story brick,
semidet.; 2 bedrms.; oil; S13,25O;
s3'6oo cash. terms. 10. 3-6ss9.
ARLINGTON, close-in: s1s. sbo-cor-
ner Diet. brick; liv. rm., din, rm. and
equipped kit; full 6smt.; nice
fES!saS$saSis 1S0ss s SR ?Is s7s..
ARL.. $4,000 DOwN-Attractive g.
u. and high schools; wooded lot.
CAN to see. G. F. WOoDRoE. NC.
ARf1NGTEooN.. NOR rfMHenssassl Ca Cash
A A1s,ss quickly Saii ACME ' ia:
ARIiNGSrooN. NORM; $500 down;
3-bedrm., 2h-bath brick Colonial:
no agents. OWNER. JE. 2-7Is9.
BELLE HAvEN-A delightful home
IN one Of the desirable suburban
communities within walking distance
a. liv. rm.. with fireplace. din. rm..
library. "a bath. Kitchen and break
fast room; 2nd f.. ga bedrms., 2
baths. There Is a rec rm., laundry,
maids I'm, and bath in bsmt. Priced
az Ss6; T For appta; call Mrs,
A Al a0GrF' VI NC 1907 Duke st..
A H REAL BARG Ga brick 6 Cane
lot; Only $14.75o. Cali OWNER.
s ST a4s bowN-srie1 rambler: 2
washer. disposal. etc. Choice North
All. location. close to schools. etc.
Asking $16.95O: balance ike rent.
e: F. WooDRoE. INC. IA. 7-i02S.
IRE .BEpRooM RAMBLtR s; sul,
for CT; $3.50 down FILA: city
Pentagon. TiNKLE PRoPERTI IEs
"a. Q 2a23s1; eyes,. Mr.. wilkins,
SMALL GsTATE-Four-bedrm.lsSh ga
bath brick; 2H acres. fenced; stable;
rec. rm. $4,000. LEATH, Ma
s742; ewes, GIL. 4400. Ext. 951.
81 $50; 5-ROOM BUNGALOW near
Columbia pike and Glebe I'd. with
as low as 1000 down. Small and
modest, but beginning for a
home owner. 1714 South Monroe st.
Check outside. and If you like, cali
WRIGHT REALTY. NC. ia. 2-4soo
ALEXANDRIA BRICK
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
'rewar constr. featuring 1st-fi. twin
size bedrm. w/adj. bath: lge. liv.
rm.. din rm.. comb. w/firepl., side
screened porch; equip. kit. w/brkfst,
nook; twin-size bedrms., bath on
2nd A.; full, bsrnt.; level lot; walk
to school. shops. transp.; Is min,
to Pentagon. Priced S17,85O,
BRIDGE EVEs.. LII. 4-1i34).
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
a3Is Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Realtor.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
Small Tourist Hotel

4-story, 1st comml: vic. 14th and
H st. NV; excel. tourist locations
8 rms, plus 1st-fi. ONCE and bsmt;
front store; price, $65, ZOO; $4,000
down, balance liberal terms. Poss.
with deed. DIXIE REALTY Co.,
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CHEVY CHASE MD.
CHEVY CHASE

Between Columbia and Chevy Chase
Country Clubs and Just OF Conn.
ave; an older home In fne con-
dition; all spacious rooms, large
screened side porch. bedrms and
paths: 2-cer garage; large WELL
this area.
Inter County Realty Co.
OIL: 2101 Ewes. SH. O9Os
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YOU SELDOM SEE
As pretty a combination of white
shade trees. 156-ft. frontage with
white painted rail fence; house is a
Cape Cod with % bedrms. and full
dry bsmt. Well worth $14, $50. $4,000
cash down. Ewes. call OIL. 1896 or
81. 9745.
Lawrence V. Lutes Co.
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So $50 DOWN

Buy Direct From Builder
New brick and frame Colonials, on
M-acre lots In Arlington: 3 bedrms.,
ceramic-tile bath. lge. liv. rm. with
flrepl. lge. separate din. rm.. lge.
kit. with breakfast area; full bsmt.;
all excellent construction features.
WeStwood Properties, Inc.
IA 7-7777 3
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DOWNTOWN
PROPERTY FOR RENT

SMALL WORKSHOP, downtown; also
storage space avail. l409 14th st.
NV Mon. through Sat. 90. Ill
s.w. FOOD BROKERS,
near Maine ave. and M St. semi:
detached 2-story brick bldg; ideal
for office, plus storage; will re.
rent. RE. 2137. TR. 1865. -
SMALL 3-rm. and basement row
house, 1st commercial, suitable for
real estate ONCE, mfgr.'s representa-.
tive or contractor; low rent. Ii
6-2139. y
FOR LEASE in Arlington. LIST. noor.
50x2O. CO. fireproof, suitable of
nee and warehouse; ideal for con:
tractor; parking area. OK. 2277
It'll 9; IA. S-7040 after o. 20
2O1S 5TH ST. N.E.-App. 5000 SO.
It. on End. fir., 2nd commercial.
loading platform on RI. hmm. oceup.
Reas. rent. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN d CO.. 1416 x ct. NV, ME.
1898 ST NV ise. rms, excel.
for 1st commercial store, doctors
on. etc. hmm. occup: To inspect, call
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., 141H
X st NV, ME. $500.
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$4,000 DOWN
DEAL FAMILY HOME

Located near Coolidge High and other
grade schools. this attrac.. 3-bedrm.,
semidet. home is financed so as to
ment. House in excel. cond. through
out Call Mrs. Knight, DE. 2O3S
(eves.). or ST. 1900 for appt. to
inspect.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
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realtors. 81. 4:
OPEN TONIGHT
BRICK RAMBLERS
NEW RAMBLER Sol .450
S13.450

No finer buy in town for quality,
dollar value and spacious living.
Come out today and see for your
self these construction and living
features: Situated on convenient
University lane. Md; brick construc-
ton. 8 large bedrms.. full bsmt.,
fully equip. kit, colored ceramic
title and bath fixtures. hardwood
floors; all this wrapped UP In ex-
ceptional buying terms.
Open Daily From 10 til Dark
Out New Hampshire ave.
to University lane. right la miles
to Casablanca t25th ave.. open sign
Agents, COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
S15-17 9th st. NV. RE. $3.50.
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BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO.
OR. 1926 TIL 9 PM.

TAKoMA PARK, MD.-A new ex-
lge. nv. I'm. with mirrored fireplace
gin. rm. and kitchen; upstairs. 8
oedrmS., tiled bath and unusually
good closet space; an airy dry
nsmt; with outside entrance. Lo-
Gated in an area Of lovely homes.
cow: 70 transp. Priced reasonably
BILLINGsLEY REALTY co.
OR. 1926 TIL 9 PM.
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Open Daily From 10 It'll Dark
BURLEITH

offered for the frst time. A three
bedroom home, kept In Immaculate
reation room and deep, rear garden.
Close to Western High, other schools
and transportation. Asking S1S.95O.
Mrs. PentZ. DU. 1878. with THOS.
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S1.25o DOWN, $50 MONTH
New, 2-bedrm. brick bungalow. Fully
equipped kit. auto. washer, exhaust
fan. picture window. Move In in two
weeks.
MT. RAINIER-SPOTLESS
Stately 2-story home, featuring 3
extra lge bedrms.. lge. kit. equipped
with disposal unit, cow. pantry, new
screened porch. Owner leaving city;
priced for quick sale.
CHEVERLY-S17,95
Six large rms. and bath, built-in ga
rage, full bsmt., beautiful handicapped
lot; 9 blocks St. Ambrose; vacant,
immediate occupancy.
S14.950-BRICK RAMBLER
Three bedrms., full bsmt., equipped
kit. frepl., picture windows, lovely
corner lot. This beautiful home va
cant. immediate occupancy. Call
now.
peter ]. hagan
REALTOR
Wa. 1857. Open Q I'll .. On. 1855.
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9O9 18th 81. NV.
Aeet and Hot Water Furnished
z. w. 0R0OMs. 1893 EYE ST. NV.
CONTINUED On Next R1SSS
Evening star., 1952-02-05

for storage has forced the Agri-
culture Department to deal with
marginal warehouse operators who
sold the commodities or allowed
them to spoil.
The Agriculture Department
buys and stores a wide range of
farm products to keep prices up.
Il don't want any one to doubt
the value of this farm program,
Representative Whitten said, "but
I am going to insist that it be
cleaned up and kept clean"
Secretary Brannan also dis
closed that he has suspended one
more Agriculture Department en-
Iploye and started demonstrating
the cases Of about 20 others to see
Iif they should be punished for ir-
Irregularities. Most Of these cases
were spotIghted by the subcom-
mittee's investigation, which also
brought these disclosures:
/. An Agriculture Department
employe in Dallas, Tex. Stephen
IG. BENT, jr., was fired on charges
that he accepted $1,650 in bribes,
But he promptly got a job with
the Office of Price Sterilization in
Dallas. Secretary Brannon says
OPS knew of Benit's record but
hired him anyway. Benit worked
for OPS for 10 weeks before the
Civil Service, Commission ruled
Evening star., 1952-02-05
brannan Insists Law
Requires Him 10 Store
Grain in Private Bins
By jones (. Roper

Secretary of Agriculture Bran
nan, over the objections of a House
subcommittee, plans to store Gov
ernment commodities in private
warehouses, even though Federal
warehouses remain empty.
A House Appropriations Sub
committee says this practice is
wasting millions of dollars Of tax
payers money, and has led to most
Of the irregularities and losses in
the farm storage program.
Secretary Brannan. however,
told a news conference late yester-
day that the law requires him to
store goods In privately owned
buildings If they are available.
The House subcommittee. head
ed by Representative Whitten OF
Mississippi. said there is no JUS
ltiflcation for Secretary Brannan's
interpretation of the law. The
Secretary, however. told reporters
that he could not accept the SUBJ
committees suggestion until Con-
|gress tells him TO-. The Agricul-
ture Department even has built
grain storage bins Of its own, but
never used them because other
storage space could be rented.
The subcommittee said the Agri-
culture Department has spent mill
lions Of dollars In renting storage
SPACE. In addition, the demand
Evening star., 1952-02-05
DiSaIIe's Successor
Up in Air Again After
.ArnaII Refuses Job

Who will succeed Michael v
Disable as price stabilizer was ar
open question again today after
former Gov. Ellis Arnall of Geor-
gia repeatedly refused the job.
The Georgian is reported d
have notified Roger L. Putnam
head Of the Economic stabiliza-
ton Agency. that he would moi
accept the post.
At his home In Newman, Ca.
Mr.. Arnall declined comment and
said the news will have to come
from Washington" Mr.. Putnam
today likewise refused to make q
statement and said the news
would "have to come from the
White House." No statement from
that source was available imme-
diately.
May Be Asked to Stay.
There was the prospect that Mr..
Disable might be asked to remain
in his post If q successor is not
named promptly, or that an act
ing director might take over for
an interim period.
President Truman, meanwhile,
yesterday accepted Mr.. DiSalle's
resignation, effective February IS.
Mr.. Disable is returning to Ohio
to run for the Democratic nomina-
ton for United States Senator.
Mr.. Truman wrote In reply to
Mr.. DiSalle's letter Of resignation
that he hoped ito be Of some as
sistance to you In that Ohio ven-
ture Of yours"
"Good Senate" Needed.
He continued:
"You have done o remarkable
job as director Of price Stabiliza-
ton and one Of which all Of us
are proud. The job Of director Of
price sterilization Is almost an I'M
possible one, but I think you have
handled it to perfection"
II hope you are successful IN
Ohio. There never was q time In
the history Of the country when
Ohio needed a good Senator more
than now. and I think you will
make q good one"
Evening star., 1952-02-05

that he was ineligible" for Fed
Ieral employment. Then OPS fired
him. But the whole affair left the
House subcommittee officially "aS-
Itonished."
2. Jack Cowart Of Arlington
assistant to the administrator OF
the Agriculture Departments Pro-
Iduction and Marketing Admins
Itration, was fired on grounds he
indirectly received $1,100 from a
grain bin manufacturer doing
business with the Government
His mother-in-law also bought
stock from a warehouse company
and sold it back to the company
at a profit of $22, ,300-but never
lput up any money. The Agricul-
Iture Department fired Mr.. Cowart
August %, but did not give out
details until the House subcom-
mittee pressed for them.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
Baltic Refugee Fights
| 80
|0uf Of Soviet Embassy
I'm Swedish Capital
BY shs Assseiss.d Press

| STOCKHOLM. Sweden. Feb. 5.
IA big brawny Baltic refugee
lsaid he fought his way out Of the
ISoviet Embassy with q knife here
today after being attacked by six
Russians.
The 25-year-old Latvian, q lum-
herman who has spent eight years
lin Sweden. said he was lured to
1.-THE embassy by an Esthonian who
lbefriended him. The Russians, he
declared, took him prisoner, at
tempted to seize his passport. and
Threatened to fly him to Moscow.
The lumberman said he fought
This way to the exit. Trailed by
1.-TWO Russians on foot and q Soviet
Embassy car. he reached the
safety Of a Swedish factory where
he poured out his story to factory
hands.
Swedish police took the fugitive
Ito security police headquarters for
Questioning. The police refused
to make any statements to the
lpress.
When police arrived at the
factory. the two Russians jumped
into the waiting embassy car and
drove of.
Adolph Otemov, Soviet press at
Itache, said: People talk so much.
lit is the usual story and the usual
lies.
Here at the Soviet Embassy We
know nothing Of such an Incl
dent"
Security police announced the
Baltic refugee would spend the
might in protective custody. They
said they would submit a report on
the incident to the Swedish For
eign Ofice tonight.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
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only about 10 days. Three days
Of travel by car is cut to less than
a day by rail and less than a quar-
ter Of a day by plane.
Rental Cor Costs
AS to the cost of hiring a car,
consider the Hertz Driv-U Ur-Self
system as typical. A Hertz rate
card for the Miami area is before
me. Boiled down, it says:
All rates include gas, oil and in
surance. No minimum charge, no
service charge.
The 24-hour day rate on the
popular priced car is Sc plus Z
cents a mile: for a week, $50 plus
z cents mile. More expensive
cars range up to $50 week and
IL cents a mile. Convertibles are
available at a higher rate. For in
stance. a Cadillac convertible Is
SOS a week, plus IA cents a mile.
And by the way, If you are a
member of the American Auto
mobile Association, take your
membership card. whether you
drive or plan to rent a car in
Florida. It's handy to get maps
and routings and can serve in an
emergency. The Washington AAA
office was checked on this ques-
ton: If a member is driving a
rented car and needs road service,
can he get 1t under the same terms
as If he were driving his own car
In Washington? The answer is
Ux,oC -
Evening star., 1952-11-02
sn.-~p..-.-..--.zs
-

the treaty Of peace with Great
Britain was read. ratified and
signed in 1884.
In the chamber room Of the
House are many historical paint
|ings. including portraits Of Mary
lands four signers Of the Decla-
ration Of independence. The flag
room contains the only flag
known to have been carried in
battle during the Revolutionary
War. In front Of the Statehouse
is a statue Of Chief Justice Roger
Brooke Taney. author of the
"Dred Scott Decision" and the
man who administered the oath Of
Office to Abraham Lincoln.
Other Points Of interest
Also out front is an old iron
cannon. one Of the five guns which
furnished the armament Of the
Ark and the Dove. the two pin
naces which brought the St.
Marys settlers to American shores.
To the left Of the building is a
statue Of Baron de Kalb, who was
killed while leading Maryland and
Delaware troops at the Battle Of
Camden, s. c.. August 16, 1880.
Among the other points of in
terest in Annapolis are ST.. Anne's
Church, executive mansion. the
old Treasury Building, the Ham
Evening star., 1952-11-02
3 Dumburton Students
In Colleges Who's Who

Three outstanding students at
Dumbarton College of Holy Cross
have been picked for inclusion in
the 1923 edition of who's Who
Among Students in American Uni
versitieS and Colleges"
They are Miss Katherine Law,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
D. Law, 1920 Yuma street NV:
Miss Constance L. Pierson, daugh-
ter of David Pierson, 753 Quebec
street NV, and Miss jamie Pat
ton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Patton Of Springfield, III.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

roughly, an equilateral triangle
comprising the most important in
dustrial and population area OF
the Old Line State. The accom-
panying AAA map uses U. S. so,
better known as Defense highway.
In passing through Bladensburg,
motorists are reminded that the
community was chartered, IN 1742.
on the banks Of the Anacostia
River as GarrisonS Landing. The
town was a busy port, shipping
tobacco and flour until 1900. Silt
from the eroded lands filled the
river and killed it for commerce.
It was the railroad terminal OF
Washington up until 1885, as Con-
gress had forbidden the railways
to enter the Nations Capital.
Lanhan. residential suburb
of washington, has two old houses
reminiscent of the great mansions
In Kentucky and Virginia OF
Southern style" Collington is
Just a few miles west of the spot
where the British forces debarked
from Admiral Cockburn's feet
prior to the march toward Wash