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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy. for
own use, small waterfront farm or
acreage in lower Southern Mary
land Box 4S-J. Star. ~
WILL pay cash for home. on bay
or river within committing distance
Of Wash. Need 2 or 3 bedrms. :.
modern conveniences. State full
particulars. Box 377sK, Star.
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MONEY WANTED

DESIRE TO BORROW. at fair In:
secured BY flrst mortgage on one q
II necessary well-located tracts oi
unimproved real estate In Mont
gomery Co.. Nd, which was pur-
chased for 3 times amount tndi-
Gated. Reply Box INK. star.
INVESTORS WANTED
young building supply
Company needs capital. Future lin
tied only by amount invested. Can
furnish financial statements and
references to interested persons. AL
replies confidential. Box I'll Star.
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CAPE COD
MASS.
SUMMER RENTAL

BUZZARD'S BAY
IS miles from Boston, beautiful es-
roof. fagstone terraces, IA acres
Of virgin woods: swimming pool
available: "a mile from salt water:
s master bedrooms with 4 baths;
2 servant bedrooms with bath;
furnished; summer rental. $4,000.
Many other desirable summer rentals
on Cape. SAMUEL T. STEWART &
ASSOCIATES, Realtors, Box 81 !,
Hyannis, Mass, tel. Hyannis 1880.
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S3,7S3 SECOND TRUST
FHA frst. Good discount. Call MR..
REYNOLDS, JE. 2-6499. I'll
So, 800 sECOND-TRUsT NOTE, pay
able $50 per mo-, behind $500
b. and /. lrst trust on Petworth
S5' 900 sECOND-TRUST NOTE, pay
able $50 per mo-, behind $4,000 first
trust: 60% disc. Call RA. 6-4420.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

IsT AND 2ND TRUST NOTES for
sale, 6% interest, monthly payments.
$500 ~ ssf9SS sEeoNp TRUST NOTE at 81
payable $35 mo. behind $lO.6O0 odo b;
cash down payment. Must sell for
highest cash offer. EMMETT LEO
SHEEHAN, trustee, 1888 G st. NV.
10 SETTLE ESTATE-Seasoned .2nd-
trust note on Ives pl. s.e. dwelling:
sa 3d. aRRrGr fst trust Sed BY %G 6udnP and
Administrator. 6521 Potomac d.,
Brookmont. Md. once phone, CO.
5;s4S4G; Ill home phone after 8 p;m''
ss.s7s 81 s-?snS' snd rRusr-ss4s Clay i st.
st. ne. 35% discounts. BERGMAN
REALTY CO.. ST. s-s43S. IA.
aSb Si5!TRRusr b5.!TTRRusr NOTE, $500. e%. pay
able S25 per month; well secured on
brick home. Attractive discount 10.
VILE n1SsOS; SELL well-seeured End tru,.
enS mp'' TRusT@s4. FfE sG:sSS4 .o6S; payable 500
mo-. Bss. Only $4,000; Good cash
DSI.4 payment ny Sy eeSGds. sSG9dds white Occupant
$500 END G TRUST payable S55 mo.
Ct s Over $1,000 9ons9tI B. sSod q T. n1,1 ast:
chaser: substantial down payment,
81. 600 $Sd TRusT@Weil secured on
Md. income. Property pays on In
a1S yrs TR,jsR AZ; SS4G. S1SFeo' .s.ooo-psyabl.
$50 per month ct go interest for
$3.75O; secured BY detached brick
home at 18th and Varnum sts. NV.
Reliable purchaser. $4,000. Ii.
Newly LAUNCHED FINANCE co. in
Of organizers. Needs capital to meet
unexpected volume Of business, Will
consider partnership or investment.
PA 3.3Q52
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WHAT A VIEW

WHAT A VIEW
peake; 8 lots; 3 bedrms., bath. liv
rm., din. rm.. kit, closed sleepins
porch, fireplace. Dutch oven, lovely
yard; in lovely condition.: nicely
financed, on reasonable terms: IDLE
WILD. A, winterized cottage on
water front, 2 bedrms., bath. liv,
nm, comb. kit. and din. rm., Large
maids quarters. lovely shaded yard,
boathouse and pier: approximately
2 acres Of excellent soil; terms: ]
have 2S others, some furnished,
priced from $3.50 UP. Terms.
RUBY DOWNS
Real Estate Broker
Downs Bldg, Deale. Md.
West River 670S.
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ONLY S4,5OO

TO SETTLE ESTATE
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-A real op.
opportunity to own an attractive
substantial cottage near the Bay
less than hr. from D. c.; must be
sold to settle. estate; has screened
front porch. liv. room, 3 bedrooms
comb. kit. and dinette, bath room
with shower. new hot-water heater
electric refgr.. gas range and FULLY
furnished; appraised much higher
than asking price. only $4 800 with
convenient terms arranged.
NORTH BEACH PARK-On the wa.
terfront with seawall protection anc
pier, lge. 2-story residence on z
shaded corner lots; 1st floor hal
complete kitchen, 2 dining rooms
lge.. living room. Q bedrooms.
wash rooms. pantry, lge. screened
floor has 8 bedrooms. oh-centel
hall and plenty closets; equipped
with q number Of fine, old pieces
to be included in sale to settle
estate;. only $1,000, with, con-
of1ce. open daily, phone North
Beach 1881 or Mr.. Fowler. North
Beach 1891. after 8 pm.
CHESAPEAKE CO.. INC,
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VACATION PLACES

Va. BEACH. vA.-2-bedrm. furn.
oeeupsncy; " mont monthly season; Seasonal ii%sa. rent.
MRS. M. o. BARco. 28O4 Arctic
ave. w; Beach, Va. Phone Va.
VIRGINIA BEACH. vA.--Loveiy new 3
June sse so4a H. tS5ab s-Sibs ri H Isesa4 sa4ess.
TWO YOUNG COUPLES. 3 children,
Ike to rent cottage July 20 through
~; Can JE: 3.1206. -21
OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY - The
Gs 0c:aR eys Ssio Modem
$425 half season. Also rooms. twin
beds: $35 week. MRS. Z. II. PHIL
LIPS. Ocean City 1881. al
NORTH MIAMI-New 2-bedIm. beaut.
furn. house. well-kept lawn; care
taker; 8 min to beach. IA. 2-6S3s.
FURN. BEACH HOUSE for rent June
20 TO June "a. Sleeps 8. All-elec.
kit. Apply 112 Linden ave-, Beverly
Beach, Nd, or BRYANT REALTY.
OCEAN FRONT COTTAGE, renwick
Island, Md. - Mod. conveniences;
sleeping accommodations for 9: Call
BLUE RibG2 MouHTAiNs. 6d6SFpai Na' va VA
Modern 2-bedrm. cottage, by month
Or 2-week period. Phone Bluemont
2931, or DE. 2-O726 ewes. -22
MOUNTAIN CAMP, $50. miles from
D. c. Fishing, bathing. $25 week
M. R. JAPHET, West Augusta, Va
ON TOP BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS
Beautiful and restful. Couples
$Se; single. $50 weekly. Boa
FOR RENT on Chesapeake Bay
ATTRACTIVE. modern cottage and self.
contained modern guest house or
beautiful Cove Point Beach. Rent
togetheF or separately. MA. S-3120
$1,000. 6s, payable S37 per mo.
$4,000. White maker. ST. 3-352(
,$GI S5 10; ;,S;tsH@ S19SSs; s;Irp,ve ron ..22
pool, rec. facil,, mr.. skyline dr.
Write Hawksbill. Stanley. Va.
SHENANDOAH RIVER LODGE
Luray, Va.
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PONDER COVE
SAMPLE HOUSE

Will build frame or block home or
your lot for only $4,000. 24x30
on Mayo rd. to Ponder Cove sign
EX. 3-5SS7 or West River 5661.
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OPEN SUNDAY, TO b
Woodland Beach. block from beach,
No. 3, lge. home with lot 10Ox1OO.
completely. furn.; .$S.500;. small dn.
payment to reliable party. Might
rent. Out Central ave. to Mayo rd..
right to Popham's store. left to May
field, left blks.. right to. open
sign. Mrs. Seaton. 10. 9-S624.
LYMAN C. DELE g. CO.. INC.
ST. 1880
NORTH BEACH-2 COTTAGES
Each with liv. rm.. Q bedrms... kit,
and II OASn rear sno porehes' Chess both Completely tS
furn.; cor. $4,620; End. $4,1S0.
MRS. oRME. North Beach 5O61.
cox 4 CO.. UN. 4-1526. I'll
WATERFRONT LOTS
100x21S it., on the Potomac River
at Cornfieid Harbor, mr.. P6int' Look
out. Bathing, fishing, etc. Fine place
to relax or retire; h-acre tracts.
$3.50 to $1,000; 5 yrs. to pay. Nc
interest or taxes for 4 yrs. OWNER
ct property Sundays. JU. 5.5b33.
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SUMMER CAMPS

BEAUVOIR SUMMER DAY CAMP
Boys and girls; music, athletics
handicraft. dramatics, swimming
transportation in NV. section: hot
dinners; by the week: phone oWo
WEEK EEsf END CAMP - Girls. S-11f
small group. mother. teacher. col.
lege graduate, will provide your
child with weekend care and
training. MRS. DEMPSEY, WO; O.
NAGsHEAD AREA
7 Shores, Kitty Hawk, N. G..
Nicely furnished cottage overlooking
ocean; suitable for l or two couples;
available for season. Phone co
5-364O evenings. %
VACATION ON FARM
Boys. s-12-owner primary teacher
weekly. monthly. MRS. GEORGE
BISCOE. Glenburnie Farm. Granite
Springs. Va Unionville 2102:
WASH. REP, RA. 6-3875
HARRISON SCHOOL y
Summer day camp-Let US instruct
your child in the correct form OF
horseback riding and swimming
Ase AZ 1-1sss. 4-lSi 0e aeres'' 'A' 7-SSSo' Ess
:
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LAUREL LAKES

EDINBURGH. VIRGINIA
Fishing, boating. swimming; no fish-
ing license required for overnight
guests. Eflciency cabins. electric
kitchen, shower in each cabin; From
Kings Crossing Store. inquire OF
follow arrows one mile to place
Folder and rates nm ranlIest
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NEW LODGE

NEW LODGE
BLUE RIDGE MTS.
Stone and hardwood throughout. Two
streams. 30 acres more or less. Fur
niShed. Every convenience. Privacy
guaranteed. Photo, particulars on
request. Owner, HOWARD r. LATE.
Thurmont. Maryland.
KITTY HAWK, N. c.
(Southern Shores) - New. modern
ocean cottages for rent. Call JU.
9-21O4 or EN-. 2-69Sl,
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ATTENTION EMBASSIES

Near Annapolis on the South River
"a miles to D. CT have one of the
most beautiful homes and view that
one could wish for. over 3 acres. s.
car garage. maids quarters. boat
house with bar. bath houses. sun:
deck. best fishing, swimming and
boating. the house has 8 bedrms.. !
baths. large liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
porch: in a very quiet community;
hicely furnished; so arranged that
it could be used for two families.
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WILDWooD-BY-THE-sEA, N. J.
We have just the property you want
and within your price range. Large
selection Of homes. rooming houses,
hotels. income or investment proper
ties. We can arrange financing, too.
E. H. SHARP. REALTOR
$500 Pacific Ave, Wild. Phi. 2-7596 OF
2-1550. Eve and Sun, by appointment
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EDGEWATER, BEACH. fine ali-yeai
home on 8 beautiful waterfront lots
with pier and 6 It. OF water; house
lge. Nv. rm., bedrms., elec. Kit.
bath, bsmt., oil heat, partly furn
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COBB ISLAND, MD.

NODD 1OIk1ND, W1Ds
TO SETTLE ESTATE
Well furnished cottage with bath,
100-ft. frontage on Potomac; will
sleep 6 comfortably. AL kitchen
with new gas stove and electric box.
screened porches. front and rea
75-ft. pier; $500. with easy terms.
Ask for Gauley's Cottage. Saturday
pm. or Sunday.
v. L. TOoMEY. Jr.. Realtor
1015 18th St. NV. RE. 1929
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South River Park. An-year home
lge. liv. rm., din. rm., 3 bedrms.
Va. baths. incl. porch. guesthouse
2 bedrms., bath, both fully furn
over ] acre of ground. Boat har.
schools. Priced for quick sale. Terms
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OCEAN CITY, MD.
125-ft. ocean front: 4 bedrms., 2
baths, huge liv. rm., picture win
dow, firepl., sun deck. screened
porch, gar, knotty-pine. FURN.
c. HUNTINGTON. OIL. 2-2635. EN-.
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Luray, Va.
DO miles from D. c. Offers unsur.
passed combination mountain and
with bath and porch. excel. food.
flshing and other recreation. Caters
TO family groups; mod. rates. Phone
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BEACH COTTAGES

0G14N11 VT I I 130G0
Cinder block or frame, 30x24.
erected on your lot; $3.50 plus
plumbing and wiring. Call LU. !.
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DEALE
MASON0 BEACH - Two brand -neW
Cape Gods, fully equipped. Year.
around beach pier. Bargain ai
1850. Low down payment.
Very neat 2-bedrm. year-around mod
home; furn.: insulated; tip-top con.
dition; Q porches; nice lot Rare bar.
gain. $6.950; only $500 down.
Many choice properties, including 1.
acres. with large house, in hear
Of Deale. and large 7-room home
of water front. B. M. ODUM, Ex.
elusive Agent, 931 H st. NV, Cal
M Rice. West River h7(l3 %
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LAKE JACKSON
Unfinished cabin for sale ct cost
Cal LU. 2-7700, Ext. S01. after
8 pm.
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BETHANY BEACH, DEL:-Avail. for
July. Desirable 2nd-f. apt. Liv.
rm., din. rm., mod. kit. elect. stove,
hedrms.. 3 dble., sgle. WO. 6-5125.
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OCEAN CITY. MD.-Rent brand-new
apts., sleep 4: 1915 st. Louis ave.
CAN Oh; 2-72s3; Sat. and sun
ultra-equip., 3-bedrm., den. 3M-
bath, paneled recr. rm., att. garage
home, Oh. Ch.. D. c., for yr.-round
home. Rehoboth. Ocean City vicin-
ifv WO R.0Q73 81
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Shoreham Beach, fine home, lge. liv.
rm., 2 bedrms., modern kit. and
bath, fine porches, all completely
furn., committing distance, $4,000.
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ON BAY, very modern all-year home
on 2 lge. lots, paneled liv. rm.,
frpl., din. rm., 3 bedrms., elec. kit,
oil heat, priced for quick sale. easy
terms.
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WILDWOOD. N. j., III z. 23rd ave.
New. modern 2-bedroom apt. All
electric kitchen. sos week A. c.
ORS. phone 2-2455 or 2-7776.
Evening star., 1953-11-04

Mr.. Wagner and his victory was
a sweet one to the Manhattan
Democratic organization, shut
out in the last two city-wide
elections. Tammany Chief Car
mine G. Desap1o said:
'I am confident that we are
on our way to electing a Demo-
cratic Governor and a Demo-
cratic Congress in 1854"
The victory was sweet also to
two dyed-in- -the-wool New Deal
ers who are potential candidates
for Governor of New York next
year. They are Representative
Franklin D. Roosevelt, jr, and
former Mutual Security Director
w. Averell Hartman, both of
whom backed Mr.. Wagner. Sen
ator Herbert H. Lehman also
was in Mr.. Wagner's corner.
Can Now Look to 1856.
The whole New Deal-Fair Deal
wing of the party can now look
forward to tight control of New
York's potent "a votes in the
1856 Democratic national con-
vention. That will insure them
a powerful voice in selecting the
next Democratic presidential
candidate.
Mr.. Wagner waged a vigorous
campaign, mostly on radio and
television.
He made one campaign
speech that threatened for a
time to boomerang. In it, he
tried ito link an unidentified
."Mr K" to the efforts to get a
parole for the notorious impris-
oned labor racekteer, joey Fay.
Mr.. Wagner never was able
to back up his claim that MIR.
x" was one of the most i'm
portant figures on the national
scene and had been a close as
sociate of Gov. Thomas E..
Dewey. He refused to reveal
the name he had in mind.
Democratic campaigners as
sailed G. o. P. State officials on
the basis of harness race track
scandals, now the subject of a
State investigation ordered by
Gov. Dewey.
Otherwise, the campaign pretty
much revolved around efforts tc
erase the recent rise in subway
fares from a dime to a 15-cent
token, to pry more State aid Out
of the Republican State admin.
istration in Albany and to clear
Evening star., 1953-11-04
New York State Mayor Races
i Leave Both Parties JubiIunt

Ogdensburg, Peekskill, Platts-
burg, Rensselaer,, Salamanca and
Utica.
The Binghamton victory sur
prised the party's State leader
ship. Mayor Donald Kramer
defeated former Representative
Edwin A. Hall, 16.424 to 1867
a margin of 3,757.
It was the first time in 40
years that Binghamton had re-
elected a Democratic mayor.
Yesterdays results dropped
the number of Republican may
ors by one, to 33, and increased
the number of Democratic may
ors by two, to "a. The non
partisans and independents
dropped from six to five.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
BY the Asseeioted Press

| ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 4 P.-
Democratic and Republican vic
tory claims doomed across New
York State today in the wake
of yesterdays mayoral elections
and each party had some cause
for jubilation.
Democrats, waving the New
Deal-Fair Deal flag, gloated over
triumphs in Buffalo and 18 other
cities-not to mention New York
City itself.
Republicans pointed to their
wrestling of Syracuse, the States
fourth city, from Democratic
control and noted they had won
25 of the mayoral contests.
Municipal contests overshad-
owed the voting on the proposed
amendments to the State con-
stitution. Mounting returns veri-
fed approval of all nine.
Some Results True to Form.
Almost forgotten. too, were
nine legislative elections, to fill
vacancies. The results ran true
to political form in each district,
leaving Republicans with their
same margin of control-37 to
19 in the Senate and SO to 50 in
the Assembly.
Richard H. Balch, Democratic
State chairman, said of the
mayoral elections: THE people
of this State showed that they
preferred Democratic achieve
ment to Republican promises. "
Representative Dean P. Tay-
lor,, Republican State chairman,
said: Republican administra-
tions in cities throughout the
State won overwhelming votes
of confidence"
Republicans picked up five
! mayoral seatS-four from the
Democrats and one from an in
dependent. Their sweetest tri-
umph came in Syracuse, where
Donald H. Mead, an assembly,
man, defeated Democrat Alfred
w. Haight. Mr.. Mead will sue
ceed Democratic Mayor Thomas
j. Corcoran. The Syracuse
charter does not permit a mayor
to succeed himself.
G. o. p. Wins in Corning.
The G. o. P. also wrested
city hall control from Demo-
Gratis in Corning, Oneida and
Glens Falls and from an inde-
pendent in OSWego.
In addition, Republican can
didates won in Amsterdam,
Canadaigua, Elmira, Geneva,
Glen Cove, Gloversville, Ithaca,
JohnstoWn, Kingston, Little Falls
Lockport, Middletown, Norwich,
Olean, Oneonta, Port Jervis,
PoughkeepSie, Rye, White Plains
and Yonkers.
Democratic candidates seized
control from Republicans in six
cities-Buffalo. Batavia, Beacon.
Dunkirk, Lackawana and Tona-
wanda.
Perhaps their outstanding vic
tory, outside of New York City,
was in Buffalo, where Steven
Pankow, an automobile dealer,
defeated the Republican candi-
date, Fire Commissioner Harold
C. Becker, by a plurality of 1850.
The vote was 93,098 to 90,493.
BinghamtOn Victory Surprising.
The Democrats retained may
oral control in Albany, Bing-
hamton, Cortland, Fulton, Hor-
nell, Hudson, North Tonawanda,
Evening star., 1953-11-04

up crime and corruption in New
| York.
Mr.. Riegelman's political as
pirations died aborning with Mr..
Wagner's victory. The 61-year-
old veteran adviser in civic af-
fairs went into the campaign
pretty much unknown to the
public. New York hasn't elected
a Republican mayor without fu-
sion support in more than so
years.
Nevertheless, Mr.. Riegelman's
showing was the best on the
straight G. o. P. ticket in years.
He had the blessing of Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
Former President Truman and
Adlai E. Stevenson were behind
Mr.. Wagner
Mr.. Wagner's victory also
baked the promising political
career of Mr.. HALEY, who two
years ago was chief counsel of
the old Kefauver Senate Crime
Committee.
Popularity Never Held Up.
Largely on the strength of
this, Mr.. HALEY was elected the
$25, ,000-a-year council president
in 1851 as an independent
Democrat with Liberal Party
backing. His political future
looked bright, indeed.
The Liberal Party, ambitious
for place among the major
political factions in New York,
latched onto Mr.. HALEY as its
candidate for mayor. In the past
the Liberals had hooked up
either with the Democratic or
Republican candidate.
But Mr.. Halley's popularity
never held up, although he raised
the Liberal Party vote well above
it's 1850 level of 1898 mayoral
votes. He ran third in every
borough except the Bronx, where
he was second by $3.50 votes.
He drew 38,773 of his total votes
as an independent, rather than
as a liberal.
The poor showing of Mr.. Nc
Avoy was further proof that the
American Labor Party is as good
as dead, at least for the present.
The ALP once welded some
power in respectable political
circles and assisted in Mr.,
O'Dwyer's election in 1945.
But it fell on poorer days
when it became a vehicle for
expression of extreme left-wing
| political opinion.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
Montgomery Students
To Visit U. N. Sessions

Two contingentS of students
from Montgomery County junior
and senior high schools will make
an all-day trip to United Ma
tions headquarters in New York
tomorrow and Thursday.
The annual trip is sponsored
by the Montgomery County
League Of Women Voters.
About IS students and five
teachers will leave each day to
attend a session of the General
Assembly.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
CherrydoIe PTA Fair

The Cherrydale School PTA
will hold a fair from 6 to 10 pm.
Friday and noon to 6 pm. Sat-
urday in the school auditorium,
Lee highway and North Nelson
street, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
New DeaI-Fair Deal
Democrats Cheered
By Wagner Victory
By the Asseeiated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Robert
F. Wagner, jr., was elected Mayor
of New York yesterday in a
Democratic landslide that sent
ecstasy through the New Deal
Fair Deal wing OF the party.
His victory had been widely
forecast. But the size of it and
the New Deal-Fair Deal stamp
he bore set his hackers to dream
ing of capturing the State next
year and nominating their type
of presidential candidate in the
1855 Democratic convention.
Mr.. Wagner won a four-year
term by a plurality of 360,078
and nipped the political careers
of his two major opponents, Re-
publican Harold Riegelman and
Rudolph HALEY, Liberal Party
candidate.
Son of the late Senator Robert
F. Wagner of New York, the
Mayor elect carried four of the
city's five boroughs with ease. In
Queens, where G.. o. P. strength
is greatest, he fought Mr.. Riegel-
man to a virtual standoff.
Wagner Total Is 1,021,488.
Final returns from the ,city's
Apt election districts gave Mr..
Wagner 1,021 ,488 votes to 661,-
410 for Mr.. Riegelman and 468,-
1872 for Mr.. HALEY. A fourth
candidate, Clifford T. McAvoy of
the dying left-wing American
Labor Party, polled only 54,372
votes.
Among those elected on Mr..
Wagner's ticket was Hulen E.
Jack, who succeeds him as Man.
haitian Borough president and
becomes the first Negro ever to
hold so high an Office in New
York'S history. Mr.. Jacks reg
ular opponents also were Ne
groeS.
A total Of 2,2O5, ,662 persons
out of 2,396,O99 registered went
to the polls.
Mr.. Wagner drew 46.3 per
cent of the mayoral vote. Mr..
Riegelman 800, Mr.. HALEY 21.2
and Mr.. McAvoy 2.5.
1t was the lightest turnout
since 1945, but Mr.. Wagner's
plurality was the greatest since
William O'Dwyer's 693,754 in
the same year.
Succeeds ImpeIIitteri.
Mr., Wagner succeeds Mayor
Vincent r. Impellitteri January
l in the $40,000-a-year position
the second biggest political job
In the Nation. Mr.. Impellitteri,
elected as an independent in
1850 after Mr.. ODwyer resigned
to become Ambassador to Mex
leo, lost to Mr.. Wagner, 2-1, in
the Democratic primary last Sep
tember Is.
Mr.. Impellitteri tried to run
as an independent after his
primary defeat, but court ruled
his nominating petition did not
have enough valid signatures.
Practically unknown to the
Nation at large except through
his father, young Wagner will
step up from his present $25.OOO-
a-year post as Manhattan Bor-
ough president. He has been in
politics since 1941 when he went
to the State Assembly from the
same Yorkville district that sent
his father there 33 years earlier.
His father authored the Wag-
ner Labor Relations Act in 1885
as right-hand man to Presi-
dent Franklin D. Roosevelt in
the early days of the New Deal.
The elder Wagner died last
spring
A medium sized man with
bland features and the look of
a conservative collegian, the
younger Mr.. Wagner is married
to an attractive blond, the for
mer Susan Edwards of Green
wich, Conn. They have two
young sons.
Tammany Hall was behind
Evening star., 1953-11-04
HEROES

In days. one of this years best clothing buys
will be thing of the past AS of Pm, Saturday,
Herzog's will mark all remaining suits, topcoats,
sport coats and shoes back up to their original
prices BY the end of Saturday, we expect that
most of the other sale items will have been sold
out. We have regrets in this the first
Anniversary Sale we have run, we set out to
bring you customary Herzog's quality at important
savings in every department. The volume of
your response tells that you recognized the values
If you haven't had chance to get down for the
sale there's still time and still good selection
in most items Don't miss out!
OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT TIL PM.