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Milford chronicle., 1953-07-17
Progress Being Made
At Brandywine Track
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pari-mutuel harness mel.

pari-mutuel harness meet.
Barns are going up fast. Accord
ing to Weymouth many are almost
completed now and will be ready
to receive the first contingents of
horses within a few weeks.
The concrete foundations and
all-steel skeleton Of the immense
clubhouse and grandstand already
dominate the scene. A crew of the
nations top track experts have
almost completed the task of carv-
ing a new half-mile racing oval
out Of the Delaware turf.
According to specifications, the
Brandywine track will rival the
top harness OYals in the nation for
beauty, mOdernity and efficiency.
It's model is ultra-modern Rose
croft Raceway, just outside Wash
ingtOn, d. c., at OxOn Hill, Md.
There will be stall space for 7O4
horses the first year. The club
house will have four levels and
accommodate some $50 diners at
a sitting. 1t will be laid out so
that patrons can see the races
from any table without standing
or craning.
The steel and concrete grand
stand will be topped by a cantil-
ever roof, affOrding all-Weather
protection without Obscuring Wis
ion. 1t will have capacity of more
than $500, including boxes and
reserved seats. The broad ramp
from the clubhouse end of the
grandstand to the paddock will
allow space for some $4,000 spec
tatOrs. The track will accommodate
total Of 10000 fans.
There also will be plenty of
wagering accommodations Some
50 sellers and 80 cashier windows
are planned. Mutuel sections will
be constructed underneath the
grandstand, on the mezZanine and
IN the clubhouse. Parking facili-
ties for more than 4,5OO cars are
in the making, and there will be
two separate entrances to the
track, for speedy and easy flow of
traffic in and out. The tower sys-
TEN, in use at major league ball
parks, will be installed. William
Davis of Berlin, Md, is cOnstruc-
ton superintendent. Lee Frank is
project manager. Robert Sherwin
has been appointed Assistant Cen
eral Manager.
The track is ideally located at
Naaman's Road and Concord Pike
on Route 202, six miles from Will
mington and only 25 miles from
Philadelphia and Camden, N. J.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-17
OCEAN VIEW

DR.. and Mrs. William r. Camp
bell Of Canonsburgh, Pa, were the
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. "a. kaufman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace West and
grandchildren Of YeadOn, Pa, are
spending the summer at their coun-
try home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Belts, Jr., Of
Philadelphia have been spending
two weeks with their father, David
Belts. They called on their aunt
and sister, Mrs. Clara King Rick
ards on Saturday.
Mrs. Daisy Chesser Of Snow Hill,
Nd. spent last week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Minnie Harmon; also Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Jones Of Whining
ton visited Mrs. Minnie Harmon on
Sunday.
Charlie Williams, Mrs. Rella Ev-
ans. Mrs. Clara King Richards,
Mrs. Lena Gray, John Harmon,
Mrs. Mamie Long and Miss Mary c.
Evans Of this community attended
the funeral services of William A.
West at Laurel on Wednesday, July
8. The deceased leaves to survive
his wife, Mrs. Sallie ]. West Of
Fayetteville, N. c., where they have
lived during their married life.
Mr. West was a native Of Laurel
and Mrs. West spent her youth in
Ocean View with her parents, Cap
tain and Mrs. George H. West. She
has our sympathy in her bereave-
ment.
Chester Williams Of Fayetteville,
n c., and many other nephews and
nieces Of the West family attended
the funeral services Of the deceas-
ed.
Miss Eileen BlundOn of Milford
where she is the director of Youth
Of the Avenue Methodist Church,
visited her brother and sister-in-
law, namely Rev. A. Jason Blum
don and wife, Mrs. Blundon, dur
ing the week.
The Daughters Of the American
Mechanics Lodge of Millville at
tended the worship services in
Bethel Methodist Church on Sun
day morning in a body.
The choir sang: "The Lord Is NV
Light" and For God So Loved the
World" We wish to express our
appreciation to the Young Adult
Choir for their splendid singing
on Sundays. The inspiring sermon
was delivered by Rev. A. Jason
BlundOn, minister, on Disciple
ship Following Christ"
Then in the evening the vesper
service held in the beach pavilion
from until 8 o'clock was very
well attended. The guest preacher
was Rev. Bundick of Bethel Metho-
dist Church at DagsbOrO, who de-
livered a profitable message from
the text: "Thy Faith hath made
thee we'll; go in peace"
A trio, Mrs. Elsie Evans, Mrs.
Marian Cannon and Mrs. Roxie
Hill, sisters, sang two inspiring
hymns: Jesus, Who Is Mighty to
Save" and Farther Along" Mrs.
Ethel Davidson accompanied them
at the organ. Rev. A. J. Blundon
led the song service.
At the Sunday School at the
Methodist Church, Ralph Helm, as
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sistant superintendent, conducted
the service.
Orville Evans came from Pana-
ma City to visit his family here over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Evans, son
of Ward Evans, came from Phila-
delphia to visit their aunt and un-
Gle, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pickering
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richards of
Frankford, spent Friday evening
with Mrs. Clara X. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Collins of
East LansdoWne, Pa, spent last
week with Mrs. Martha ConoWay
and Mrs. Lulu Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Evans and
two children, Jimmie and Barbara
Of Wilmington and Captain and
/ Mrs. Raymond Richards and son
Gerald and daughter Kay of Phila-
delphia, visited Mrs. Thomas r.
Hickman over the weekend.
Mrs. Perina Townsend has re-
turned home after visiting her son,
Lee Townsend, and family in Chi
cago, III. Her daughters, Mrs. Lau-
ra Conn of New Jersey and Yvonne
Townsend Of Washington, d. e.,
have been visiting their mother,
Mrs. Perina Townsend.
Benjamin Phillips is having a
home erected on the lot purchased
from Mrs. Lille H. Bettsson James
avenue. This street could rightly
be called the above name, for Hir-
am, George, Harvey and Charlie
James all lived and owned consid-
cradle land there.
Muddy Neck is not muddy any
more, for there is a fine boulevard
now which the State Highway has
laid all the way through to Beth
any Beach via the old Muddy Neck
Road.
Mrs. Garnet of Salisbury, Md,
visited her mother, Mrs. Stella
Hitch, who is making her home
with Mrs. Nettie Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Horace Derrick
son were dinner guests at the re-
union held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Smith at Laurel on
! Saturday.
Mrs. Ralph McCOOl and three
sons have been visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon McCabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Mead and
two children, Karen and Fay, have
returned home after spending ten
days with relatives in Buffalo, N.
Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Pusey have
returned home from the Interna-
tiOnal Lions Club Convention held
in Chicago, ILL.,, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Short of
West Philadelphia spent the week
end at their summer home along
! Indian River.
Congratulations to Nelson Dolby,
who observed his 18th birthday on
Sunday, July II. Mr.. Dolby attend
ed church services twice on Sun
day. He is held in high esteem by
his friends in this community and
is active around his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Miley and
son Eugene of ArdmOre, Pa, are
/ spending the summer here at their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Evans of
Charlottesville, S. c., have been
visiting their sister, Mrs. Amanda
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-17

Daisey and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Daisey, another sister.
Mrs. Mabel Keen, Mrs. Anna Der
ickson and Mrs. Eva Derickson
made arrangements for the dinner
at the Avenue Restaurant, which
the Loyal Workers Sunday School
Glass participated in on Tuesday
night Of this week. Around 38 men,
bers and friends, also husbands of
the members enjoyed this occasion.
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8 acres: brick. 2 bedrms.: Carroll
Co.; Ice: liv.. rm.. fireplace; full bsmt.
and attic: oil heat: land very fertile:
sparkling well water; on highway;
quick Only $4,000. Seen BY
appt. only. JOHN BURDOFT. Coles
vile. Md. 1913 Colesville rd.. Sill
yer Spring. Md. Evergreen 4-3S46.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIN-Nine-u apt,
nearby Va, $1,000 yearly rent;
$4,000 handles. This will not last.
STEELE, RE. 7-0493. EN-. 3-0303.
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LOOKING FOR A SMALL FARM,
close to Silver Spring? Be sure to
call about this one. 1S acres. all
clear, with streams and well-fenced
6-rm. house: has been modernized.
and other outbuildinRS. Ideal spot
for the city farmer. Price only
Sol 500 Call for details
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY-I75 acres.
rm. house; gas. eiec. and oil heat.
Owner transferred, will sell all or
Subdivide. A real opportunity to
get that cloSe-in small farm. Call
Mr.. Measell. RA. 3-343l, til 8.
S1GLER g. CO., Realtors, -l7
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0oATS

FISHING PARTIES. small or Iaree;
Chesap Bay Herring Bay. ghaFpS
caPT "a: c0qsfs kfso Fos W ss'srzi szissas ssn ''s'''
SAND BAR-Has closed entrance to
hay, Whole neet Of l6-ft inboerds.
tust oyerhauled for season Your
iER' i'e boHT aSP sEavicE. Hs L sS16 b.sI.s' sAH Ia.
West River 1881 or .3454:
engine: cLAYToN's, oaiesvilie, OF
1918 40-fT. Batter sedan cruiser;
sleeps o: ship-to-shore' phone; twin
Chryslers; elee. refrigeration; excel.
cond.; $4,000: LARGE selection Of
used boats. THE WASHINGTON Ma.
RINA. Yacht Brokers. 1900 Maine
DEsIRABiE WHARfAcE. s5 miles
D. c.. Aqua, Potomac River. ME.
(C0NtfHuNA an NaYf RaMMN
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

sEMiDET ut,1, In stree. tree; on sEsaIe; q.
sWATs 4 HARRIS. AP. 7-2a25
FIVE ACRES. Lancaster Estates;
S545 down; payments only $40
mo. Space already cleared for
BUILDERS ATrESrIoNWS full sized
lots. wooded; Riverdale Heights:
water, electricity and sewer; $500
each. ALVIN EPLING. UN. 4-03l3
WE HAVE varied sizes Of acreage
for sale in Virginia. Call IA.
AIIESwooD. 1asvl MONT. co.-Gttrset. Alta
subdiy.. l and 1 1I5 a. 2I0x250.
JU. 9-O735. DE. o-O317.
WOODBRIDGE, VA.-80 acres ex-
tendine to No. ] hwy, gently roll
yestment. K1. s-6652; ewes. TIE
GARRETT GARRETT PARK, MD.-Laree lot.
SOx22O; another. 55x225: suit. for
attractive homes: water and sewer
n; IN 7yItoLLis u j TooMEY' Jr'' RealsOr' R1s'
BUILDERS, SUI Rs ATTENr1oN-Makei an
offer on Ia lots. size 55xl00; sewer
and water commitments. paved
streets streets to property. OWNER, 20.
ss.ooc $3.50 SO. Fr.. improved by two g.
rm., det. homes: excel. TAX. PIX.
area; ideal for apt. site: $36. 900.
Call Mr.. Smith, RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-1103, It'll 9.
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SUMMER CAMPS

BEAUvOIR SUMMER DAY CAMP
Boys and girls; music, athietics.
handicraft. dramatics, swimming,
transportation in NV. section; hot
Sinners; by the week; phone WO.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

Cash IN DAY-2nd trust loans
and payments lowered. EX. 3-774l.
FIRST.TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates. to o year terms and
monthly payments. r. J.. WALsHE.
FIRST AND skeeSPe s.: 81 TTRiGsA4; soaSs:: loans:
HARTOW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST. We
VIII buy second trust notes, D. c.,
NATfoNAI M SoRrdxoE n Ra dxesio9sI1s e iNvhsf: vfhasfs
MENT CORP. 1872 N. Y ave. NV.
Ma. s-5S33.
End TRUSTS ARLINGTON AREA.
1mmed. action. McClatne Properties.
Zoo Wilson Blvd, ARL. IA, 2-33OO,
SPOT Cash FOR SECOND TRUSTS.
.2hes to 40 DISCOUNT.
Mr.. QUICK. RA. 6-34lS. i7s
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

I'd TRUST-$l, 800 payable $50 mo-,
S.d.on S%; only 81: Si:Soo; good white maker;
1sT AND End TRUsT NOTES for
sale, So interest, monthly payments.
JU S-4O55 Ill
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JDUsIAfss pRoP-sALH tcont, INDUSTRIAL PROP FOR sALEo

PAPA WIS. AVE--Vaiuable 1st eomml.
site, 25xl52, with Commercial front.
age. on 2 streets, PRICED TO SELL.
Cell Mr.. Schneider, WO. 6.3235
with FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI.
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STORES FOR RENT

SILVER Spring; &c, ave: near Coles
s ness. cali. al MI Mr. ASI Holland. % H. ous5. q.
ssAM1THY, CO.. s11 18th st. NV,
90 BY 100, plus ample free parking;
on husline, in large close-in shop
ping center; 81 so So. It. ALBERT
H. COHEN CO.. ia. 2-166l. -21
ne d9o So FT IT,. apDTGT arf;Ev 81 By S.Oo h0o
in 'arge close-in shopping center;
S3;sfSs'fn GsEsT H: Jug Cohen S5;os e.. g. s. I:
s69 90i ii ST. N.w.-Newly remodeled
ness. ness Pull bsmt. Reas. rent. JOS JOS.
F. BRUNO. INC, 9O3 H st. NV. ST.
langley ANGLE; PARK AREA at University
lane and N. H. ave. Several new
stores to be built Immediately in
ings for ladies' ready -to-wear and
shoe store: 10 stores already leased.
Call Mr.. Holland. H. G. SMITHY
CO.. Sl1 10th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
6.sTORE SHOPPING CENTER in
store. Size 1875. Off-street park
ssMlTHrY Co, s11 18th st. NV,
ss1sTosE st $780, SHOPPING CENTER 1s0 ir
book store, stationery. laundromat t
or photography store. National
chains already leased include Kresge,
Kinney Shoes and Food Fair. Call
ny Holland, H. G: SMITHY CO.
81 18th st. NV, ST. $4,000. --16
911 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-Large
store with parking sse 1seilities I1MG in Eea5
INC. 9O3 H st. NV. ST. 3-332O.
DOWNTOWN. close to corner 9th and
Pa. ave. and Govt. bldgs.: bus stop
in front Of premises. $40 9th st.
show window. approx. i7x44. fiuor.
lights. completely decorated, S125
mo. To inspect, call LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN g. CO.. 14l5 K st. NV. NE
1890 II ST. NE. sToRE-s-rm. and
per mo. HALL Il BRO. 1904 II st.
ne, Ii. 3-1591.
CENTER OF DOWNTOWN shopping
comml. 5-stoFy brick bildds.; - rear
entr.: 200 block 1th St: s:w.;. long
INC, ME. S-666S: ewes, AD. 2-5344.
STORE AVAILABLE to rent. S32
Shepherd st. NV, colored or white
low rent. Apply in person, 1880
Georgia ave. NV. is
rs YOU N.W.-32x5O, excl. barber
shop. pawn shop, beatuy shop,
bakery, ETC., $125 mo. DU. 7-03O0.
3O64-66 M ST. N.W.-store, bsmt.,
rear parking, . frs, above store,
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH. vA.--Nice clean
5-rm. waterfront cottage. Fenced
S55 Wk. AP. S-7Ss6. 80 '
BEVERLY BEACH-Like new, modern.
2-bedrm. cottage. June 9th to july
I,t,h. LIP. Il. 7-5ls5; pm. Ev, 4-7327.
LHRGtEs LMat se1 FURNISHED COTTAGE. corrAGFls sr.
Leonardtown. Md. sleeps 6; ami.
PpyTt. pyt. ondo. pis5 and boat; season only.
BEVERLY BEACH COTTAGE, , bed
rooms, lily. rm., .dinette and inclosed
porch with additional sleeping ia
cilities: garage; Bendix washer, at.
nc fan; lge., attractively Handicapped
loa. lot; complete, privacy: monthly Or
through FriD. call MA. S-5l69: ewes.
(sat. and SUM-, West River 7O73
COLONIAL t.a.Gl BEACH. yA.-w.ter
BEVERLY BEACH-33 miles; newly
decor. modern cottage: . bedrms.,
beach beach rights. Avail. June 20, wkly.
DiREcTIY E1fSS; ON cHEs. BAY-rPritys.t. BAYrPts
estate. mile from stores, but not mr..
nelghbors; large bedrooms, huge
sleeping porches,. 2 sinks. . elec,
retsrs... inside toilet, shower, S2-ral-
lon hot-water heater. Ideal for 9
families or club: Available through
sPxchToGHsS. IS .ATTR2cTfSsTE.o i71H caFfsT 0, new two.
Leonardtown; modern conv.. privste
pier, boat. plenty shade trees. -AD.
2-6446, Apt. sos, evenings. rs
Evening star., 1953-06-16
VACATION PLACES

MODERN COTTAGE, 3 bedrms.
Woodland Beach. co. 5-4506.
Va. BEACH, vA.-2-bedrm. furn.
houses: In town; nr. ocean; immed.
MRS. ~. Q. BARCO, 1904 Arctic
ave-. Va; Beach. Va. Phone va.
ONE LARGE RIM. in mountains, 1B0
avail. NJ. r. .iApHET. sas a"s s. WASH wash.
lngton St, Apt. Ill. Alex, Va. lis
OCEAN CITY, MD.
GIVE YOUR CHILDREN A vAcA.
TON AT THE BEACH FOR THE
SUMMER. Sl5 per wk.: free transs
portation: supervised. DE. 2-33l8.
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LOANS

End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call ma. S.66AO.
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
1914 X Sc. NV. u1th and X.
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me rednance your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
and interest and give you any ball
ance in cash. Call Mr.. MILLER,
NE. 6-1220: evenings, LA. 6-5194.
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$1,000 CASH

Wonderful rental investment or home
for small family. The only semidet
rambler on today's market--to our
andria location; Just o step to
school. bus and stores. JUST RE-
DCCED TO S10.250. Assume large
AZ trust.
j. Wesley Buchanan
Radio BLDG, Ari. IA. 4-i155.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES

Shopping center to be built in new
apartment project at Wheeler rd.
in our project, about 1000 units
in immediate neighborhood. We are
ready to draw plans and start
construction. Stores built to les
sees specification. Act now.
- ZIPKIN, INC.
4S05 r. I. Ave. Hyatts. UN. 4.35O0
la
Evening star., 1953-06-16

SEVERAL PARCELS from 10000 sq.
It,. to 4 acres each; some fronting
railroad: balance will front on new
highway Kenilworth area. Box
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA,

PINE RIDGE-$17,
A lovely Cape Cod, nestled by q
brook, on wooded corner acre.
fenced In front by lovely hemlocks.
First f.. liv rm., flrepl.; screened
bath; End H. 3 bedrms. and bath;
full bSmt.. oil heat; att. gar, ex-
cellent organic garden, vineyard.
strawberry and asparagus bed. fruit
trees, etc: immed. poSS. Approx
$4,000 cash. S120 per month.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
GOOD FARMS

MANY EXCELLENT farms available
1000: from $4,000 to S1bO,OO0,
COUNTRY HOMES. stock farms.
dairy farms. estate farms; also high
WE MAKE TRADES. Consult US: we
know the county and can help you.
DROP A POSTCARD rhone US or
CLOSED THURSDAYS.
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
Evening star., 1953-06-16

1IOL1VIEf4G, 1NCdIUUI
JU. $4,000 Till q PM.-17
VIRGINIA MT. ESTATE
1900 Acres-$60,000 80
between Hot Springs. Va.
and White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
off Route so. Has cottage. soot
water. electricity, some timber ant
pulpWood. Creek running through
property. Bear, deer and small
game Many possibilities. OWNER
Box 4O1-H. Star. 16a
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PROP. FOR SALE

NORTH BEACH--Five-rm cottage for
sale; electric pump; completely
furn: 9 lots: nice for children.
Call CO. 6-4214 or CO. 6-67Tl.
FAIR HAVEN CLIFFS on the bay
Beautiful summer home: Completely
furnished, jalouSied porch, large fire.
place: four room amply equipped
rental apartment on lower level.
Landscaped with lawn sloping to
waters edge. Private beach. JOHN
A. PURlNTON. North Beach 4241.
Evening star., 1953-06-16

FOR RETIRED-Beaut.. lee., brick,
best section of Md; high elevation:
center han, lge. liv. rm. with fire.
place, lge kit. with bkfst. nook,
knotty-pine den. powder rm.. sewing
fm.. lge. cedar closets: plenty OF
storage: all beaut. hardwood frs;
slate roof; circle driveway with
beaut. shrubbery: fronts on Rte ~.
5 mi. from Damascus: priced very
low X23,0S0, Seen by appt
Evening star., 1953-06-16

BEACH COTTAGES
Cinder block or frame, 3oxc4.
erected on your lot; $3.50 plus
plumbing and wiring. Call LU. /.
6291. -p1
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Brand-new, 2-bedrm., yr.-round home
In Mason's Beach. Fully equipped,
cial BARGAIN at 81 $50. low dn. pyiint.
Lee. 7.rm. home. nearly u acre on
waterfront in Mason's Beach. Pier,
HANDICAPPED grounds, garage, equip.
and furn::. secluded and pvt Sac.
B. M. Odum. Exclusive Agent, 93l Il
st. NV.
Many other desirable properties in
Deale. area: also nice cottage in
Cedarhurst. Call Mr.. Rice, West
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CONTINUED on Next PaGs.I
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Brick ranchhouse. 2 lge. bedrms.. lge.
liv. rm. and din. rm. with fireolace,
Ice. bathrm.; everything modern, up
to-date: full bsmt.; oil heat: on
highway: high elevation, overlook
ing .beaut Contoured wheat and hay
fields; gorgeous view front and rear
Venetian blinds, storm windows :,
Anchor fenced; price only S16,50O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-30
Robert R. Bowie Heads
Policy Planners al State

Robert r. Bowie, 43, Harvard
Law School professor and a ma
tive Of Baltimore, is the new di-
rector of the State Departments
Policy Planning Staff.
The department announced his
appointment yesterday. He sue
ceeds Paul Mite, who Is under
stood to be transferring. to the
Defense Department.
An Army colonel during World
War II, Mr.. Bowie served for a
time after We day as special as
sistant to Gen. Lucius Clay, who
then was deputy military Gov
ernor under Gen. Eisenhower
for the American zone of Ger
many.
Mr.. Bowie served in 1850 and
1851 as general counsel and spe-
cial advisor to John J. McCloy.
then United States High Com
missioner for Germany.
He entered the Army in 1912
after serving for nearly a year
as an assistant attorney general
of Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-30
Moscow Papers Give Big Play
To Tdft-Eisenhower Remarks

Bermuda would not necessarily
lead to a meeting of the big pow
ers dncluding Russia) and his
declaration that the United
States would continue to oppose
admission of the Chinese Peo-
pies Republic to the United Ma
ton.
Both papers devoted much
more space to Senator Taft's
statements than to Gen. Essen
hower's comments on it. They
cited the Ohio Republican Sena-
tors declaration that the United
States ought not to conduct a
war against Russia on the Eu-
ropean continent or against
China on the Asian continent.
Neither paper made any edi-
torial comment on the Taft
speech or on Gen. Eisenhower
remarks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-30
BrambIett Payroll Inquiry
To Last More Than Week
By the Assoeiussd Press

A Federal grand jury investi-
eating the Office payroll Of Rep
resentative Ernest K. Bramblett,
Republican, Of California, is ex-
pected to continue its work be-
yond next week.
When it recessed yesterday.
after hearing 10 witnesses in two
days, United States Attorney
Leo A. Rover said the inquiry
will be resumed Thursday. He
said it probably would continue
through Thursday and Friday
and conclude with another ses-
sion the following week.
The grand jury yesterday in
terviewed two employees Of the
Representative. Mrs. Dee Bundy
and her husband, w. D. Bundy,
and a former employe. Mrs. Mar
garet M. Swanson, the wife OF
Irving Swanson, former clerk OF
the Republican minority in the
| House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-30

LIMA, Peru, May 80 P).-Juan
Gualberto Cardinal Guevara,
Archbishop Of Lima and primate
of Peru, who underwent an
operation 10 days ago. suffered
a relapse yesterday and IS in
a grave condition. Pope Plus
II sent an apostolic benediction
several days ago and church
dignitaries prepared to admin
lister the last sacraments.
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Academy, Bryan, Tex, and was
active on the Honor Committee.
Rodney HI. Smith, son of Col.
and Mrs. c. Rodney Smith, for
merly of Arlington but now as
signed to SHAPE headquarters
in Europe (Engineers). He is
a graduate of Western High
School, and attended Sullivan
School. He was active in the
Spanish Club. Camera Club and
Water Polo Club.
Hugh J. Hall. jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh j. Hall, Win
chester, Va. Infantry. He is
a graduate of Handley High
School. Winchester, and at
tended Bulls School. He be-
longed to the Spanish Club, Pistol
Club and Camera Club.
James r. Lindsay, son of Mrs.
L. w. Foy, Fort Meade. Md. (Air
Force. He attended Hill School
and Sullivan School. He was a
cadet captain and letter-winner
in basketball. He also was active
in the Ring and Crest Committee
and Hop Committee.
James C. Pfautz, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John M. PfautZ, jr.,
Route /, Annapolis, Md. (Air
Force). He attended Shrewsbury
School in England. and is the
recipient of the Class of 1928
Award to the outstanding swim
mer. He was captain of the
academy's swimming team and is
holder of its individual medley
relay record. He also was &C
tive in the Handball Club, Policy
Committee and Debate Council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-30
by the Assoeiused Press

MOSCOW. May 3O.-Moscow
newspapers gave prominent play
yesterday to Senator Taft's Gin
cinnati speech and President
Eisenhower's comments. ?
The reports carried in the
Communist Party organ Pravda
and the government paper lives
tia seemed to try to give an
impression that Gen. Eisenhower
was evasive on some Of the
fundamental issues Senator Taft
raised. (The reports referred to
the Taft speech on United States
foreign policy Wednesday and
Gen. Eisenhower's comment on
it before q Washington news con-
ference the next day.
Both papers reported Gen.
Eisenhower's declaration that a
Western Big Three meeting in