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OWNER BUILT RAMBLER on

SUS5 SnOOLD bOI JnsS O~THl. DIICk
home. close to Columbia pike and
Fort Myer; monthly payments, about
$50: MANNAS REALTY CO., IA.
kE6WToooD RAMBLER-Lge. Iiv. rm.,
bath down; 2 bedrms. and IL bath
in finished h-story full bsmt. with
u bath and flrepl.. gar. A-scre
wooded lot; 12 Minis. Pentagon via
Shirley hwy, S17.950. $4,000 down
Ca'l OWNER, XII. 9-IS25. 80
FOUR BEDROOMS-Brick Cape Cod;
full bsmt.: I2-acre lot: fireplace; re-
duced drastically to S15,95O; conve-
nient terms. BETTER HOMES RE-
Atty, JA 5-940O.
MUST SELL - Owner leaving this
week end for Florida; 2 bedrms.
with expandable upstairs: completely
redecorated: reduced to 81 1850;
price definitely below market value
for quick sale. BETTER HOMES
REA .TY, ia. $4,000.
5000 DOWN-3-bedrm., 2-bath mod
ern home, located in well established
community; transferred doctor de-
sires quick sale. Call early: BETTER
HOMES REALTY, IA. $4,000.
STONE CAPE COD for only S16,950;
full bsmt.. freplaces. separate
din. rm. many other desirable fea-
lures: as low as SO 500 dn BETTER
HOMES REALTY. ia. 5-940O.
$1,000 DOWN - 3-bedrm. rambler
assume large GI loan; $50 per mo-.
including taxes and insurance;
freshly redecorated: must hurry on
this one. BETTER HOMES REALTY,
IA. 5-p400.
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ROSEMONT

This is the first time this
house has been offered for
sale at the low price of only
S"0,50O. Brk. .-and-frame .
story Colonial on one of the
finest streets in RoSemont, Just
= blk. from Russell rd. west
Of Commonwealth ave. House
has liv. rm. with f1rpl. and
French doors to side scr,
porch, full -sized family din.
rm.. nfce-Sized den and fully
equipped kit, 3 lge. bedrms.
and bath. on 2nd A.. stairway
10 attic. full bsmt,, oil INV h.
auto. gas hot water: lot 75x
10 with Gear garage. Phone
lor inspection now. XII.
9-6644; TIE. 6-7343.
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SILVER SPRING, S15,o5O-smart
new 3-bedrm. brick and redwood
rambler with full bsmt and large
level lot. Close to the main Silver
Spring shopping center E. F.
BLANCHARD, JU. S-S6O0 till 9
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80 ACRES

81 I,y5U DOWN
Darling little cottage on main hwy.
close to P. G. CITY line; expansible-
type house: full bsmt. Only $3.50
VIM r. HUGHES. AP. 7-1400
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
OWNER MUST SELL

Silver Spring brick Colonial: center
entr., hv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
screened rear porch: 3 bedrms., rec
scaped: conv. to schools, transp
Only S16,250. 10012 Sidney rd.
Silver Spring, Md, JU. 9-5153. Dir.
Georgia ave. extended to Forest
Glen rd., right to Tembrook dr.. left
to Sidney I'd. 80
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q. ACRE,

With modern 3-bedrm. home, To-
Gated on paved street in nearby
Md. . few Of the desirable fea-
side netrance; auto. oil h.-w. h..
paved driveway, 2-car garage and
other features too numerous to
mention. We will endeavor to
meet your terms.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
UN. 4-1166. WA. 1865, WA. 7-0636
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.

CAPE cod YR. oLD-AssUME G1
81 800 Dr., $68 Mo.-4% Trust
Lily. rm:, kit. din. area, 2 bedrms.,
heat. Handy loc. Mr.. Fortin, 10.
S-S3Q0 cox 4, co nm A.1hOR
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ALEXANDRIA
2 HOUSES
HOME AND INCOME
S13 Q50-S4 nm CASI

Situated on Ia acres of
ground facing 2 streets with
small stream located off
the Shirley hwy. in Lincolnia.
Let the rent from the cottage
pay for the property. THE
MAIN HOUSE which is only
| yr. old is very attractive:
containing liv. rm. l7x22
it.. kit. 11xl4, equipped with
elec. range and refgr., 3 bed
rms. 12x14 it.. l2x14 IT..
OKLA it., tile bath with dress
ing table and linen closets, all
on 1st A.; stairway to a End fl.
which can be made into 3 more
rms, full bsmt., oil heat. rear
porch. Venetian blinds.
screens, the cottage which
rents for S65 per mo. contains
liv. rm., equipped kit. ! bed
rm. and bath; Lear gar; ex-
eel. garden space. Phone for
your appointment now. XII.
9-6644. TIE. 6-7343.
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m.).

walking distance of shopping center
and on 2 puslines. Near Franklin
ave. Cute brick Cape Cod, rms.
more bedrm. upstairs. FuiI bsmt.
l60-ft. lot fenced with lots of trees
Reas. Terms. E F. BLANCHARD.
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DOYOTJ?

Need a basement apt. for your moth
er-in-law, plus bedrmS.? Near
shopping center, schools and bus; g
minis downtown Full price only
S12,950. Call UN. 4-1143.
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VETERAN-S7OO DOWN

New brick home. has liv. rm.. dinette
equip. kit. 2 bedrms. and bath. ex-
pansible attic, full bsmt. with bath
and toilet: lge.. level lot. loc
in Capitol Heights. Price. S13,450;
monthly, Ss4 incl. tax. Call Mr.. Nc
Einiss, MA. $4,000; ewes, TU.
2-23SS. F. w. BERENS SALES, INC.
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- = ---------S II -----N-.---
SEAT pr. .EASANT
TEMPLE HILL
-nr0D nAH~Y En0

Features iiv. rm. with firepiace
sep. din. rm.. mod. equip. kit. z
bedrms.; full bsmt. lot 10Ox200:
city water; bus service. New grade
school being built nearby. Priced
only S16.250. 20-yr. financing ar.
ranged. To see this home go ou
Branch ave. to st. Barnabas rd
right mile to Temple rd.. follow
exhibit sign. Call 10. 9-9110; ewes
LU 4-4454. PUFFENBERGER s
MOORE 90
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$3.50 Dn.-Colmar Manor

Clean. convenient. bedrms. all on
full basmt.. det. garage. porches,
vacant, full price $3.50, S75 per
mo-. incl. taxes and insurance.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
UN. 4-1166. WA. 1865, WA. 7-o636
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

A controlled community of the better
Come out ColeSville I'd. through Sill
yer Spring about l mi. beyond Four
Corners to the village sign. ROBERT
E. HEATER, Agent and Developer,
JU. 9-o021; ONCE in the village,
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ARLINGTON
SEE THESE TO-DAY

S22,250 - 3 bedrms., rec,
rm., scr. porch, att. gar. Liv.
rm. with firepl., sep. din, rm.,
large table area in kit. Rear
fenced yard. Immaculate and
positively priced right. Near
Lorcom lane. BY appt. only.
$40. 500-3 bedrmS. (could
be 4th); exquisite rambler: ,
car gar; 27-ft. elec. kit,
breakfast area; laun. rm. with
washer and deep freeze. Nr.
Arl. blvd. By appt. only.
S36, 800 - 3 bedrms. 9th
poSSible), 2R baths, unfin.
rec. rm. with firepl., scr. porch,
att. gar; English Cane Cod.
Just of Lorcom lane. BY appt.
nniU
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CT RAMBLERS

$500 DOWN
Modernistic 3-bedrm.. brick-front
ramblerS, each with big bright bsmt.,
family-size kit. DELIGHTFUL dining
area, exceptional wall-space liy. rm.
ceramic tile bath. Remarkable value
at S13,250.
VIM. r. HUGHES, AP. 7-1400
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AL BAKER
ARLINGTON BLVD.

ARLINGTON BLVD.
And s., Irving st.-Two alI-brick
Soionials, lust completed. Three
screened porch and good-Size iot.
BERNSTEIN BROS.
1918 n; 10th st., Arlington, Va.
ia. o-oSG1 ia. 9-4244
ARL. HALL
Red brick, liv. rm.. firepl. din. rm.,
. twin-size bedrms., equip Kit, ex-
pandable 2nd A.. insulated bsmt.,
Paneied recr. .rm.. oil h.-w-h.: level
lot. trees: only $4,000. terms.
FRED J. GEORGE
2173 N. Glebe Rd. At Lee Hwy
ia. s-6777. Realtor. IA. 7-0141
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W. 3, WRIGHT
EN-. 3-66O0 Until q PM.
REST BTTYS IN MONTE E

BEST BUYS IN MONTG. co.
17,b00-Brand-new 4-bedroom. e.
bath Cape Cod. full bsmt.; lge. leveI
lot; in Glenmont.
$13,5O0-Brand-new. 2-bedrm. brick
GI with 1000 down.
S12. 2.950-Twinbrook det.. potentia
bedrms; on fenced, level lot: $500
down, assume GI loan.
$1O,950-Viers Mill Village: 2 bed.
rms, full bsmt.: fenced lot; $500
down, bal. like rent.
SIGLER & co.
10. 4-S3S3-Md. Of1ce-Lo. b-42b4
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HANDSOME

1A1NOOOVWG
Brick home, on "a acre of beauti-
fully Handicapped ground. All kinds
of evergreens and flowers. You
enter the foyer to large step-down
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, powder rm.,
3 large bedrmS., 2 baths. rec. rm.,
laundry rm., garage. If you prefer
something artistic. you will like
this home. Call Mrs. Moebs. OIL.
4-170S.
METZLER, REALTOR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

Alta Vista Gardens-$19,950
2 new, large, 3-bedroom ramblersi
separate dining room, full cellar
attic. LEE CRANDAL, OIL. 4-6539
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BEL MEADE BUNGALOW

BELMEADE BUNGALOW
Only S13.950 for this detached brick
home offering large liv. rm., . bright
bedrms. and bath. mod. kit; ex-
pansible attic; full bSmt., gas heat
Ewes. call Mr.. James. AP. 1913.
OIL. 4-2S06.
Kinks REALTY CO. REALTORS
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HALF SOLD OUTI
CORNER

EAsTPINES; EASY TERMS
Five rms, semifinished eXpansible
attic: radiant gas h-w.h.; screened
porch; all in excellent condition and
situated on most attractive lot in
subdivision. Fairly priced. Call Mr..
Clarke. with FREDERICK REAL
ESTATE, JU. 6-2S30 or RE. 7-2461
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BEAUTIFUL CAPE COD
Situated on a level. corner lot. Espe-
cially suitable for a doctor or den
tist, vet beautiful home for any
baths, powder and bedrm. on first
floor, full bsmt, gas air condition
ing; near schools and transportation
To inspect any time, call JU. 5-7100;
evenings, RA. 3-6364
CHESTER H. KELLER. REALTOR
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BATTERY PARK

Bethesda's outstanding value. and
, we mean 1t! S24 $50 for a large
impressive center-hall Colonial on
a lovely corner lot. q bedrooms,
2 baths, living room. den. dining
room, fine kitchen with breakfast
nook. Basement and garage. Close
to school, shopping and tranSpor-
tation. Call OIL. 2-2123 til . pm.
Geo. w. Robertson, Realtor
rOoc NNicnnn,sin Aue
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j. LANGLEY pAR1

LhNIJBE1 FAHh
Practically new, 3-bedFm. semidet
brick; nice elec. kit. full bsmt.,
good terms. Call ewes, RA. 3-13S3.
PRESS REALTY CORP, ST. 1891
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$500 DOWN
PRICE. So Q5O

PRICE, $9,950
Det. bungalow on lot 50x115 it.. liv.
rm., din. rm.. kit. bath. 4 bedrms..
full bSmt., h.-w.h.,. fruit trees, l
blk. from bus, 8 blkS. from school,
2 blkS. over D. C. line. Ii. $4,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO a
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PRICE $4,000

81 900 dn. bungalow on lot 4Ox1OO
#. Just over d. C. line in nearby
Md. Liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, 2 bed
rms. and bath. Lge. porch, INV. h.,
bus at door. Ii. $4,000. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO. 3
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FOUR -BEDRM. BRK. CAPE COD,
only 3 yrs. old. Full bsmt., oil
h.-w.h.. storm windows, full insu-
acre lot. in Annandale: Sl6,990.
with 81 500 down. TINKLE PROP
ERTIES, IA 2-23S1, IA. 7-3326.
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Lady Lourdes-Big. g.
bedrm., 2-bath brick rambler; per
feet loc. for children, near Lyn'
brook School and lge. recreation
area; beautiful community with
homes spaced well apart; on large
level lots; wide paved streets and
sidewalks; dishWaSher, disposal
garage. OWNER, LEAVING CITY,
HAS REDUCED FOR IMMED
SALE. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI.
T-14l1. ewes OF, 2-3o03 80
Evening star., 1953-11-10
By John McKeIwoy

Thousands of wounds were
prevented and hundreds of lives
saved during the Korean war
with an 8-pound, hot, unattrac-
tive vest.
AS a Marine said, Il wouldn't
be caught dead without it,"
The effectiveness of the new
style oody armor was discussed
today at the annual convention
of military surgeons at the Hotel
Statler.
Maj. William Enos of the
Armed Forces Institute of Pa
thology, had nothing but praise
for the vest. Maj. Enos and
other doctors had the job of
finding out how men were being
wounded and killed in Korea.
The major, an Army patholo-
gist. said shell fragments and
bullets which penetrated the vest
usually resulted in not too seri-
Gus injuries.
At first, he said. it was hard
to get the men to wear the bulky
Evening star., 1953-11-10
Harmon Trophies Go
To French Woman
And 2U. 5. Aviators

Three of the worlds top avia-
ton awards were presented by
President Eisenhower today to a
French woman speed pilot and
two famed American airmen.
Receiving Harmon Trophies
for outstanding contributions to
aviation during 1852 were:
Nine. Jacqueline Auriol,
daughter -in-law or the President
of France, who broke the jet
speed record for women in Eu-
rope last year.
Col. Bert Balchen, U. S. A. F..
polar flyer, explorer and World
War II hero. who was honored
for his contribution to Arctic
flying. Col. Balchen did much
of the pioneer work proceeding
the establishment of the big new
Air Force base at Thule in
Northwest Greenland.
Walter L. MaSSie, chief pilot
of the Goodyear Aircraft Corp.
who played a leading role in the
development and test plotting of
the airshipS made by Goodyear
for the United States Navy
After the presentation at the
White House, the three winners
were guests of honor at lunch
con in the Hotel Statlel attended
by about 100 aviation leaders.
The principal address was de-
livered by James H. Douglas, Un-
dersecretary of the Air Force.
The winners were introduced by
1t. Gen. James H. Doolittle, re-
tired, leader of the first air raid
on Japan.
T. A. Knowles, vice president
of Goodyear Aircraft, presided at
| the luncheon.
The Harmon awards are pro-
vided for in a trust fund left by
the late Clifford B. Harmon.
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believe any set pattern of voter
reaction has been disclosed"
Senator KnoWland said, how
ever, that he was not discounting
Democratic victories in special
congressional elections in Wis
consin and New Jersey, nor the
loss of the New Jersey COVER
norship to the Democrats.
I'm not taking defeatist
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6. 0. P. Can 'tCoast,
KnowIand Asserts
BY the Associoted Press

Senator Knowland, Republi-
can, of California said today the
Republicans cant expect to
coast to victory in the 1854
congressional elections on the
strength of a presidential victory
in 1882"
The Senate Republican floor
leader said in an interview he
does not believe any pattern of
dissatisfaction" has been shown
IN the special House elections
this year. The Democrats have
won all seven held since last
November. In five they retained
seats they had held. In two,
they won seats previously held
by the G. 0. P.
These are diSjointed elections
in which personalities and local
issues have played a large part" 4"
Senator Knowland said. Il don't
Evening star., 1953-11-10
Organ Strains atWhite House?
It's Mrs. Eisen. lower at Keys

If the strains Down Among
the Sheltering Ealms My Honey
Waits for Me- roll through the
White House from the organ on
the second floor, Mrs. Eisenhower
is probably at the keyboard.
The President, if he has time
to join his wife, may sing or hum
the words. And sometimes if
there are close friends or family
members present, there may be
song fest around the organ.
This scene was described to-
day by Mrs. Mary Jane Nc
Caffree. Mrs. Eisenhower S
secretary, to neWspaperwomen
Mrs. Eisenhower was given an
electric organ by her mother,
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UDC Praised by Eisenhower
Fer Honoring Lee and Jackson
Daughters Hear
President Loud
Southerner's Ideals

President Eisenhower today
told the United Daughters of the
Confederacy if they had no other
reason for existence except to
hold before all Americans the
character and qualities of Gems.
Robert E. Lee and Stonewall
Jackson, their organization would
still be worth while.
In his tribute to Lees ideals,
Gen. Eisenhower said the con-
viction becomes apparent that a
man can rise high in his profess
sion but does not have to sur
render his principles.
He described Lee AS man who
could be a soldier, who could
fight for ideals IN which he firmly
and honestly believed, but who
remained at the same time a
great and noble character. He
said Gen. Lee did not fall prey
to the passions of the battlefield
and its communicating filth and
dirt.
The more than 1,700 dele
gates applauded and cheered as
the President appeared. He was
greeted by Mrs, Glenn Long of
Newton, NJ c.. UDC president
general. AS he left the platform
he bent down to greet two pages,
Jane Isenhower, 8, and her
brother. John, 6, grandchildren
of Mrs. Long. ane was over
heard to say to the President:
you've heard of Jane ISen-
hover. Well, I'm her and this is
John"
Gen. Eisenhower revealed he
has hanging in his Office etch-
ings or pictures of a few great
Americans. These he said are
Washington, Franklin, Lincoln
and Lee.
Earlier Story on Opening of
UDC Convention on Page B-5).
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Armored Vest Saved Hundreds
Surgeons Are Told

protection. Men on patrol were
the first to try it out.
A lieutenant who led the first
patrol of veSt-wearing soldiers
returned to his own lines with
out sighting the enemy. Tired
and hot, he took off the vest and
slammed it on the ground.
But Filipino soldier was hit
while wearing the vest and the
missile bounced off. When the
word got around. Maj. Enos said,
everybody was wearing vests.
The major said one soldier
said: I'D rather drip sweat than
blood"
He said most wounded men
were hit in the arms and legs.
He said. The greatest casualty
producing piece of equipment in
the artillery field was the Rus
sian mortar" And an equally
deadly weapon was the Russian
burp gun. he said.
The Army is trying to perfect
a better helmet, he said, along
with a lighter type of armored
vest. Forty-three per cent of the
men killed in action died OF
wounds to the head.
Evening star., 1953-11-10
ComoIier Gains
Excited UDC as
Smoke Enters Hall

The quick thinking of
Commissioner Renah F.
Camalier was credited last
night with averting near
panic at the United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy con-
vention in the Shoreham
Hotel.
AS smoke poured from the
ceiling ventilators in the
hotel ballroom during the
opening session, the more
than 1000 women rose to
their feet.
Mr.. Camalier rushed to
the microphone and calmly
Soothed the crowd.
Its all right, ladies'" he
said. 1T is nothing but
chemicals from the re-
frigeration."
Evening star., 1953-11-10

Mrs. John Doud. Mrs. McCaf-
free said the organ is in the
family sitting room at one end
of the second floor corridor of
the White House. Mrs. Eisen-
hover probably plays a little
every day, Mrs. McCaffree said.
She added that the Presidents
wife plays both classical and
popular music. Among the pop
ular pieces are Down Among
the Shelterlng Palms" and other
songs from the Eisenhowers'
courting days.
Mrs. Eisenhower has been taxi
ing lessons on the organ from
Marvin Fewell. head of the
Campbell Music Co.'S organ de-
partment<
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Course of Mississippi

ST. PAUL.-The Mississippi
River which has its origin near
Lake Itasca in northern Mime
sofa. flows north and east for
almost 100 miles before it finally
turns southwark.
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Groveton Mon jailed
In Delinquency Cose

James Hinton, 81, of the 5000
block Richmond highway, Grove
ton, Va. yesterday was sentenced
to nine months in Jail in Fair.
fax Circuit Court for contribut-
ing to the delinquency of s.
year-old boy.
Evening star., 1953-11-10
20 Million in Mexico

MEXICO CITY. - Mexico is
three times larger than Texas,
four times larger than Spain,
allo is one-fourth as large as the
United States.
Evening star., 1953-11-10

view" Seantor KnoWland said,
but we Republicans have got a
lot of hard work ahead of u.s."
Evening star., 1953-11-10
Disc Holes Standardized

BOSTON. = The phonograph
industry recently standardized
the size of the holes in phono-
graph records of all diameters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
Americans Reported
Still Held by Russia
BY the Assoeiotsd Pres,

CAMP FRIEDLAND, Ger
many. Oct. 21.-A group of 81
former Dutch war prisoners who
returned from Soviet captivity
today reported at least two
Americans were among many
foreigners still held by the
Russians.
The returning prisoners iden-
titled the two Americans as Jim
Cox Of Laudon, OKLA" a mem
Der of the United States Army's
military police unit in Berlin,
and Leland Towers of San Fran
cisco. Calf. a merchant seaman.
There is no Laudon, Okla, listed
in the United States postal
directory but the r~epatriateS
said it could be Lawton.
In Heidelberg, United States
Army European Headquarters
said the military policeman was
believed to be Pfc. Homer H.
Cox, SO, of Oklahoma City, Okla.
Army spokesman said records
listed him as a deserter from his
unit in Berlin in 1949.
The Dutch returnees had been
captured by the Russians in
World War II while fighting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
II Reds Reported Killed
In IndO- China Actions
BY the AssOei0ted Pres.

HANOI, Indo- China, Oct. 81
French Wet Namese troops
were reported today to have
killed 81 Communicable Wet
Mimi soldiers and captured four
in mopping-u up operations south
of Phu Nho Guam, SIS miles south
west of Hanoi.
The French : Wet Namese
forces had pushed to about 20
miles north of the big Wet Mimi
war base of Thanh Hoa, 80 miles
south of Hanoi.
There still was no indication
whether the Wet Ma
mese forces intended to press on
to Thanh Hoa in the hope of
drawing out the Wet Mimi in
divisional strength for a show
down fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21

with the Nazi elite guard. They
told newsmen they met the two
Americans in the Cherbakov
repatriation camp about $50
miles northeast of Moscow.
The Dutchmen said Towers
told them he had been arrested
by Soviet authorities at Viborg
near the Russian = Finnish
frontier.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
~ Top Players Picked to Play
In AN-High, AN-Prep Game

Forty-four Of the outstanding
high school and prep baseball
players in the District will play
in the "econd annual All-High,
All-Prep baseball game at 8 pm.
June IS at Griffith Stadium.
Selection of the players, % on
each team, was made at a
luncheon meeting of coaches and
sports writer's at the Touchdown
Club yesterday. The game is
sponsored by the Home Plate
Club with go per cent Of the
proceeds going to the Muscular
Dystrophy Association for re-
search and 40 per cent to the
Home Plate Club welfare fund.
Luther Skaggs, who was
awarded the Medal of Honor for
leading a platoon of Marines
during the fighting on Guam
in World War II, will throw out
a baseball autographed by the
Mats to open the game. Station
WEAM. with Nat Albright at
the microphone. will broadcast
the game on radio.
Tickets are $1.20 for adults and
so cents for students and may
be obtained at leading sports
stores.
The All-Prep players selected
and the schools they represent
are:
Phil Calder. Ray Smith and
Jack Kirchner, Gonzaga; Jim
Bailey, Marty Griffith and Bob
Evening star., 1953-06-04

Torillo, DeMatha; Roland Ha-
bicht and Jim Sabin, Friends;
Chuck Walther, Don Thompson,
Ralph Hawkins, Bob Rusevlyan
and Brother Frye, st. Johns;
Jack Sullivan and George Shu-
gars, st. Anthony's: Dick Res
ton, John ,Harman and Jim
Lynn, st. Adams; Butch Ordway
and Larry Keenan,, Georgetown
Prep; George Corbin, Priory
and Frank Arrange, Landon.
Players and the schools rep
resented by the All-High team
are: =.
Dick Smallwood, Chef Pohut-
sky. John Linthicum and Cine
D'Ambrosio. Eastern; Bill,
Wright, Phil Perlo and Robbie
Smithers. Roosevelt; Jim Wex-
Ter, Garry Davidson and Joe
Tennant, Western: Stan Bobb
Mike Shapiro. Stan Kay and
Fred Sheppard. Coolidge; Dor
Groeper! Charlie Pratt and Ed.
die Gatewood. Anacostia: Lon.
ME Herzbrun, Gary Fitzgerald
and Dick Snyder, Wilson; Buddy
Burkhead, Chamberlain, and Lex
Mascetti, Tech.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
District Golfers Trail
In Seniors Tournament
Special Dispoteh 10 The sior

RYE. N. Y. June 4.-Judd
Brumley of Greenville, Tenn,
and Paul A. Dunkel of Ridge
wood, N. j., were the ones to
catch as 1870 golfers-the re-
mainder of the field-tee off to-
day and tomorrow in the United
States Seniors Golf Association
Championship.
Brumley and Dunkel could
wind up in a playoff Saturday.
They each have a 36-hole total
of lat. A 147 was good enough
to win for Tom Robbins of
Larchmont, N. Y, last year.
Robbins, who also won in 1851
turned in a 153.
Although the big champion
ship is decided on gross scores,
additional honors are given out
on net performance. according
to age groups. However. handi-
caps are not allowed to put a
golfer under par.
Three golfers from the WASH
ington area competed yesterday
John S. Brookes, jr., of Burning
Tree scored 167-18-148. good for
a ninth-place tie in Glass C (65
to SO years.. Stephen L. Lam
don of Washington scored 1877
30-167 in the same class. Col.
Thomas M. Belshe of Burning
Tree scored 167-18-149, good for
we'll behind Brumley and Dunkel
in Glass E (55 to SO years..
Oldest competitor is Joshua
Crane, 83. of San Gabriel, Calf =,
who carded 100-96-196.