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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-18
Parker Trial
Set Nov. 50

The trail of Claude Parker of
Galena, Kansas, charged with first
degree murder in connection with
the fatal shooting of his son-in-
way Ernest Manning. a Tabor City
native, last July Il, was set for
November 30, by Judge Jerome
Herman when court convened in
Galena last Thursday.
Manning, 3l-year old painter
and carpenter of the Eagle-Picher
Smelter, was shot in the chest with
a 80 calibre automatic pistol. The
shooting occurred in the yard at
the Parker home.
Investigating officers said the
shooting apparently resulted from
family troubles.
Parker, 65 year old operator of
a variety store, has been held in
Jail at Columbus, Kansas, without
privilege og bond since the shoot
ing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-18
Leaf Variety
Survey Going On
In Columbus

A Tobacco Variety Performance
survey is being conducted in
Columbus County to determine
how various varieties compared in
yield and value during 1853 on
tobacco farms, according to C. D.
Raper, Columbus County Agent.
AS many farmers as possible
are being contacted so that the
information gathered will repre-
sent a sizable portion of the to-
bacco grown in the county. Grow
ers are being asked what total
yield and value he received from
each variety he grew in 1853.
Cards are being sent to repre-
sentative group of growers in the
county and the growers who re-
ceive cards are urged to fill out
the card accurately and return it
to the county agents office.
Everyone who receives a card
should send it in regardless of
whether his yield is high or low.
This is essential if the summary
of the variety data is to represent
the artual performance of given
variety in the rounty and state.
"This information is also being
accumulated by other counties,
and a summary of the county,
belt. and state results will be
available for growers to see as
soon as it has been summarized"
said Raper.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-18
twenty-five Years Without An Accident
Bolton Hammond Sets Safe Drivinq
Record As Local School BUS Driver

Super highways, super engines,
average drivers and sudden death
behind the wheel are usually the
highlightS of conversation on
driving. Seldom docs the aspect of
safety enter into the picture, thus
it is rather soothing to talk with
man who has an outstanding
record of % years service as a
school bus driver without single
accident of any description.
Bolton Hammond, of Route 2,
Tabor City, has just completed
his duties as a school bus driver
for the Tabor City Schools that
bagan in 1880 when the Model
"A" bus was the latest develop
ment in automotivc engineering.
Hammond who is very modest
about the superb record he has
established has given Up the daily
task of rounding up the children
and transporting them TO the
school grounds in order to con-
ccntratC his attention on farming.
1t has always been d pleasure
driving the bus" said the shy but
friendly man. However. bus driv-
ing duty has come long way
during the past ;weuty-tarc0
years
He remained silent for a few
minutes as he mentally compared
the duties in the early 30's with
those of today. Still concentrating
everything on safety Just as ne
did the twenty-five years he was
entrusted with the safety of the
school children, he said. Il sup
pose the greatest change has come
about in the safety features of
the buSseS. The blinking light on
the front of the bus and the flags
on the side are the two factors !
credit with reducing the dangers
of school bus on the highway"
Too, there is a world of differ
encc in the highways of today
compared with those ogor which |
drove during the carly sos" he
added with a smile.
He WINGED as he described the
early morning trips over mud fill
cd ruts caked with ice. On many
occasions Hammond related that
he was forced to delay the bus
at various intervals IN order to
thaw out the engine which would
freeze while tho bus was cnroute
TO the school.
To-day. we can give our thanks
for anti-freeze but back in those
days we had to resort to draining
the radiators and filling them uD
again the next morning" he. said
as he explained the difficulties OF
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-18
Headquarters Company of the
21st transportation Medium Port.
He entered the Army in 1913.
EXTENSION SCHEDULE

Following is the Extension Serv-
ice schedule for November 20
through November % as announc-
cd by Mrs. Elaine N. Blake, Home
agent and Miss Doris Crayton, As
Sistant Home Agent.
Nov. 20
Piccway HD-Friday, 2:3O p. m.
with Mrs. Blanche Jacobs.
Nov. "a
Mishop Springs HID - Tuesday,
200 p. m, with Mrs. Brice Ward.
White Marsh HID Tuesday, 2:3O
p. m, at Clubhouse.
Bethel HID - Tuesday, 800
p. m.
Nov. rs
Bolton HID - Wednesday, 300
p. m, with Mrs. Homer Paxton.
All Achievement Night - We'd
nesday, 800 p. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-18

The base section controls most
of the rear-area units which pro-
vide supplies, services, communi-
cations and transportation for
other UN forces OH the peninsula.
Corporal Williams son of
George Williams of Arkansas
CiCty, Kans., is a member of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-18
ARMED FORCES
vOLUMNE VIII. NUMBER "a

Jake D. Williams. whose wife
Ruth, lives in Whiteville, N. C.
recently was promoted to corporal
while serving with the Korean
Base Section.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

PORTER ST. Mr.. CONN. AVE-
bedrms. in front corner apt. plus
Closets esta E Kitchen Em sna aainf baths eovs
shopping. transp: and residential
peishbOThHOd PsdgHs r PRICE ssyn $1os8g 5th terms
SMITHY CO., ST. $4,000; res. AD.
rTLDEN L2SSs GARDENs-Large a-bedrn,
2-bath apt, with large liv. rm.. sun
rm.. din. rm. and kit; on the gar
den side: excel; cond. $4,000; J.
NELSON HUGHES. EN-. 2-9696'
MASS. AVE. nr. Rock Greek Park
De luxe one-bedroom apt. including
foyer. large living room. dining area,
Kit with service door. bedroom with
immense closet and bath. The en-
sccorsd G sR neudes nsS Resn r.sSPeed sSnpssS oo
Ey. iusive building in ideal residen-
with H; g; sM1IHY Mt CO., ST. $4,000:
oNF Block So WEST CONN. AVE.
cIoSe,in locati4P 9P 2:sedrm front
grand outlook; also, large loyer. liv.
estab. elev. building. Price, Sl2,300.
Please call Mr.. Gavin with H. G.
sn'IHX az pIEoo4- co. ST. $4,000; IS res
2-BEDRM. APT. ON COLUMBIA RD.
Completely redecorated with mod
ernized kitchen; includes foyer, liv.
rm 1S-ft din. rm.. pantry AND five
Closets: elev. and switchboard
Sl3 $50 with liberal terms. Please
call Mr.: Gavin with H. G, SMITHY
90 ST. $4,000; res. AID. 2-5004.
COLORED-314 E. CAPITOL, Apt. 8,
1st-fi. front. newly redec., 4 rms,
kit. and bath. Small cash payment,
mo. terms like rent. To inspect see
janitor. then come to ONCE OF
NE. &-2294. liz
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COLORED, 400 BLOCK PARK RID
newly redec. RA. 6-3763. III
BEDRMS., living rm,.
dinette, kit. bath; new building.
2lst and Claiming Sts. ne; SS5 plus
utils. PIT CONSTR. CO.. ST. 3-2166
COLORED: 62S o ST N.W.-small
%R' Snly s!Sgo5'o Ss3; % mo- To inspect call
COLoRED. a41s 18th ST. N.w.-1
lge. ,rm.. kit. and bath. S42. so mo-
Adults only; immed. occup. See jan
CoIoRED. OF Re pfssSsS asss 18th ST. NV
rms, kit. and bath. remodeled bldg.
mo-. incl. utilities. To inspect see
Janitor on premises or call ME.
CoLoRED, ee3s 18th ST. NV
rms. Kit. and bath; remodeled bldg
Adults only. Immed. occup. SS4.50
jan:tor on premises or call ME.
CoIoRED-APTs.. 141s 18th st.
n.w.--Altractive, l room, Kitchen
CoIoRED-Nw. OF Red sEC.-1 and 2 I'm.
apts., $50 and $50. Also rms. chill
ID, dren aeceptsd; TU. 21S5S4; SSs4 TT2 T21
IOHOb ICdL CAkldASCB es1cI oAu AoCil-
ming area; no children. Ii. 3-7115.
CoLoRED-54ae NASH ST. N.E.0a-
rm bsmt. apt. for rent. Only refined
couple. Small children accepted. UN.
4-514S. Shown evenings after B.
CoLORED-6s3 E ST. s.E.-3rd fl.
back. 3 rooms, kitchen and bath,
SO per mo-; .434 10th st. n.e.-lst
f.. 2 rooms, kitchen and hath, $50
incl; utils.; 434 10th st; n:e-2nd End
incl. all utils. JOSEPH E. BRUNO
CO., INC. 9O3 H st. NV. ST. j.
col I0TRED-11s 18th ST. Me- rms,
pvt, bath. 3 or 4 adults. Keys in
ONCE. S09 Mass. ave. ne. -17
COLORED. 9O8 4Sth PL. N.E.-New
apt, 2 rms, kitchen, bath; $50 80.
plus utils. KAY FAIRBAIRN, ST.
$4,000, ewes. DE. 2-322S. is
COLORED, v ST. NEAR 1st ST. NV.
Bedrm., liv. rm;. kit. bath, utils.
furn::: SIS. Adults preferred. v. D;
JOHNSTON. HU. 3-7S12 bet, 10
and only. IL
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

LANGLEY PARK AREA-3-bedrm
semidetached houses: peri, for chill
RoCKylLIHl 9sE S;H EE' MSe@s-bedrm. sISose RAM
Val val Medical and United States
per mo. GEORGE w. ROBERTSON.
Realtor. 1886 Wisconsin ave-. OIL.
WHEATON HHHaTS AREA bedrms; !nn yard;
Gas heat: q sos. Call after $50 pm.
kGi sGGSsS' AND FALLS cH0scH 0is
areaZLimited number 2 and he'd.
sEniNGToN sfpsEsGfTRo5i Realty ssSi JA e. 1890 is
S135. CECIL B. LUPToN. ia. =
5333; eyes,, IA. 2-S311. lie
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-New home, 8
s.sn1 Dedrms sr,ct o,6n,d baths s1Ss rss' Tm Cal
wooD Soi S-StcRi ACRES HOUSE. rms. 8
rm. or den with the half bath. Full!
GE kit. scr. porch, full bsmt. and
garage. $I75 per mo-: or
children over 15 years. Avail. about
August apnt s.I 9pt5 g. fssSs Gas gear lease Po'
unusual 2-bedrm
brick bungalow, Screened porch,
dishwasher, full bsnlt., fenced yard:
$120 mo. A. J. KEssINGER & Co.
AinGR:xSsNbSRfA-a-bedrm II: sSfSsfAi brick % house
5s Ssla 0sg sios Level los yh M saasS VsTndn
NEAR T 6fissTTiRicT LINE - Corner
brick: 3 bedrms., den. liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit. utility rm., bath. Large
yard with trees. Rent $135 mo.
TO inspect call KENNEDY REALTY
CO; INC me- lSA IA; 81 31s9S2 n.d1Sor, M1S
blinds; lge. yard: gas heat; baSmt.;
conv. to schools. shopping center,
etc; S125 mo: To inspect call LEO
n, n ~ BERNSTEIN BY TEINoo CO.. 1415 x st.
on Ia acres; 12 miles to Pentagon;
outbldg. suit. for horse or chickens;
Estate EST per Herndon md sSNhs $50. REAL
1928 Sth ST. N.E.--New brick house;
8 rms, bath, rec. rm., lge. closets.
attic; gas heat. Prefer 3;;yyear lease
AUsE Ays co o9s ,oo1 fSas fses 4 Slss NV h na K
ALMOST NEW MODERN 3-bedrm.
det. home with full bsmt., lge. yd,.
and conv. located nr. New Hamp-
shire ave, and E9st-Wess hwy Ayail.
NER, DI. 7-7740. Ewes. OIL. 2-6S44.
vA.-4-bedrm.. 2-batt
home on an acre; for 8 mos. only
$3.50 mo. to acceptable tenant
VERNON NJ. LYNCH & SONS
Sfx-ROOM HOUSE; sI10 per mo- );
oil heat; newly decorated; avail
approx. 2 weeks. Ii. 4-922S. III
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn: or unfurn apis. or
houses or sublets; Wash; Va Nd.
NAVAL OFFICER, HFIc 0Sif wife. Boston Boz vSh bull,
desire or 2 bedrm.. unfurn. apt.
$50 incl. utils.. conv. to Mclean
Gardens, LO. 7-2995. --16
KOREAN VET-White. quiet, desires
immediate housing, unfurn., in pvt.
home for family. incl. . well-behayed
children, while attending U. OF Nd.
t2 yrs.l Max. $40 mo. Will help
around home. 10. 3-1442.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVY OFFICER desires unfurnished
3-bedrm.. 2-bath house, Chevy
Chase, Bethesda or Arlington areas
by August l. Lease up to $3.50, OIL.
70 0IIzA LEASE BY YEAR-For youns
family, unfurn. 3-bedrm; house,
Chevy Chase. No. Arl. pref, W, to
$l25. HO. 2-6565. Apt. 323. -l6
GLENMONT KENSING-
TON AREA-Haye clients waiting Ing
for and 3 bedrm. houses. SlGLER
g. CO. Lo. 4-S3S3, LO. 5-4254
FuRN. s-BEDRM. country house
max. 3 hours Wash; last 8 wks.
August; Sl25. DRESDEN, ME.
THREE,BEDRM. iisEIDj HOUSE. in Oh. Ch.,
Md. or D. c.; near busline; 4 adults;
$50 to S175 mo. TIE. 6-5S53.
THREE OR FOUR BEDRM. HOUSE,
unfurn.; loc in nearby Va. VIC; not
over S125 per mo-; avail: lilo Sept.
Write c. r. MAI4LALIEU. 1910 E.
Cold Spring lane. Baltimore IL. Md,
or phone Ii. 5-6700. Ext. 60565.
ENGINEER. wife and son, wants a
house to rent. up to 500 month;
works in Silver Spring. AP. 7-3262.
IT,
HOUSE. l or more acres; less than
25 mi. d. c.; cleo, water in; near
school or bus; will repair; reas. rent.
II 3-3QSO
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HOUSES TO SHARE

s75 MO.-Share spacious furn. home
in Arl., with 2 other men; shady
grounds; excel. transp. ia. 7-7525.
VICINITY WHEATON,, MD.-Will
share Groom home with u men or
couple. 10. 5-S354. after 9 pm;
NICE, QUIET NEIGHBoRHOOD-h
blk. to bus: or 2 ladies or cple: /;
non-drinkers; reas. XII. 0-9044.
weekdays after $50,
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
tCOnsjnued. ,

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country safe storage %
separate rooms: expert packing
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING. local movins.
st. nv Can TU 2-ii50 after ( On.
MOVING AND HAULING; pads and
van service; reasonable rates. n.
GREENE, Ii A-253S. 80
ARE you MOVING to California or
TO some other Western Slater Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates JUD6ON
EORWARpING. Ma 1852
DEEP FREEZE MOVERS-Also re-
ers; lowest rates in Washingtor.
FREE PACKING BOxEs-cHEsTSER
MOVERS: anything, any time: rea-
sonabie. RE. 7-1560 or ia. 9-OlI5.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ROYAL TRANSFER-We viii move
you BY JOB or So hrs Six rms; as
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 9-2937; ewes, RA. 3-1416.
1Ss
MOVTNG-All work guaranteed. Low
est rates: RIGHT WAY MOVERS,
10. 2-3330.
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sUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES

ROUTE. oARLAND, MD. Beatty
Spot on Deep Creek Lake" Fully
equipped dining room, bar, II bed
rooms. Must sell. Contact OWNER.
viii invest $4,000 in business that
Going firm. VIII furnish Security.
Only Only honest hon 2 persons = will be consid-
LTs4oF Isn sooS sTSRE br. ssyoo6 NT sees ss6SS SS
cash. GIBRALTER CO.. DI. 7-65OO.
SANDWICH SHOP and delicatessen,
good location. Call LII. 3-2373;
bays, inside lift and wash. Excel.
Reasonable Sa mefasnie La. s.sef4 sc f9oa"n 1S! ''e
FOR RENT-10 acres. clear ground
about Gdd 250xl 800 IT.; whsatd mod barn aood on
for many uses. AoIVS oWSER, RH. s4gSs M
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET.
completely equipped and stocked;
NV. section; $500 to ST. 900 week
Volume Na sei75S $l'5oo complete price
MUST SELL; 13 rooms. 3 baths, Rent
furn. on 10th st. NV. Good rent
ing; nice yard; Want $500 down.
Call MISS STEWART JU. 1896
FULIY EaIUEiP;PED, air-conditioned
versity. Doing over S1l0 daily. viii
terms. KELLY 4 BRENNER. DI:
RooMN sYs6l6sf HoGsE GT 2rvins nGs4f at 14th st.
NV. Rent, $120; monthly income.
$500: 2-year lease. Bargain. Full
Price. So. 400. Easy terms. Call
FRANKLIN DEA. RE. 7-1e63 be-
BENnnx fSNseH PA lAuNDERErrE, n'i good To- ioca-
ton. showing excellent profit. Priced
right to sell. Call DE. 2-1111..
BAIT AND FISHING TACKLE SHOP.
SSeenrtral ave; corner Routes 214 and
s7s s4Agsoss5sa sfs!s s:..sasss snf fSsd:
SANDWICH SHOP-Heart Of down
town Wash; excellent business. Call
MR.. WILLIAMS, AID. 2-9664 after
PARKING HIii LOT FOR RENT, s15o;
for rent. $3.50. MA. s-4e3a -22
COMPLETE TIRE RECAPPING and
yulcanizing shop; all equipment in
ne Genfstion dos PEce 5000 5000 oe
s4ms EfE TIRR Co. nsn q215
K st. me-. Ii. 6-1212.
VALET - Sacrifice for quick sale,
fine pressing machine and ali fix-
lures; lge. store, long lease, reas.
rent. Live wire can dbl. gross.
THRIFTY CLEANERS, 1905 eth St.
pRY;;cftRANING 81; f PLANT-Equippes;
synthetic; good location. RA. B.
1920 after z pm; DU. 7-4299 It'll
DELfCATEssEN = Sandwiches, beer.
For sale by OWNER: $1,000 will
handle; 1904 11th st, NV; 22'
taurant Wants sandwich business
option to buy. State proposition.
BOX 263-L, Star. 20.
CLEANING STORE-Laundry. shoe
repair. etc; unusual opportunity;
convenient terms. ST. 3-7232; ewes,
THfLoR All r 'SHHs; sHoP-Estab. over 20 Yrs;
immed sale; Ill health: good busi-
ness. CO. 5-9632
COUNTRY STORE, with living quar-
ters. rental ant and partly finished
garage. stock fixtures. property and
al at bargain .9Isl prise; 30 ,O00 down; down
business broker, S04 W; Broad st..
C00L.-BEAu'TY" "s SHOP. NV. SEC
II3N; lII9 s.sss9p ssgip. for immediate >. use.
GROCERY and variety store for sale
Good corner location. owner leaving
town HO 0-05Q0 l7s
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Califor-
nia-type det. brk. home especially
designed for outdoor living and To-
Gated within 3 blks. of the Spring
Valley Shopping Center. There is
paneled den. bedroom and fun bath
on 1st a.: With comb. lily: din, room
and bath on End d.; washer and
dryer incl. with home. Lovely yard.
Excel AZ financing. Price, $40
$50. W. B. WRIGHT. EN-. S-5600l
I'll D pm.
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ARLINGTON FOREST
SITS Furn., $3.50 Unfurn.
Det. brick. containing 3 bedrms., 1
bath, liv.. rm., din. rm.. good kit.
and paneled rec. rm.; spacious lot
with tf,ns get; garage; excellent co4 com
ETC.; immediate occupancy. Phone
MRS. McKITTRICK, WO. 6-63S1 ;
eyes,, WO. 6-7415. III
DISCRIMINATING COLORED teDapt,
Yearly lease on beautiful custom
built cor. brick residence. Mixed
neighborhood. Mr.. New Hamp4l4iI1
ave. and Emerson st. NV: Com
fessional or government family.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO.. Ma,
S-644O III
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Grocery business for sale,
to close estate; doing good VOL
ume; fine location: priced rea-
sonably. DI. 1880.
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NEARBY MARYLAND
FURNISHED HOMES
Mr.. D. c. line: 4 rooms ------S 500
Radiant Valley; 5 rooms .- $14O
Cheverly; 8 rooms -----S135
CALL WA. $4,000
ROBERT s. DAVIS g. CO.
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7O2 FOREST GLEN RID.
Sil; Sp.; Md.-Nicely furn.
get details and make arrange
ments to see at DISMER
AUXIER CO.. sos H. st. NV.
Ma. SOFIA.
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Chevy Chase, D. C., $29, $50
Mr.. ST. JOHNS COLLEGE
5 BEDROOMS, 212 BATHS
Spacious 4-year -old brick Colonial;
wide center hall. 1St-h. den and
powder rm.; bedrms.. 2 baths up
stairs; large lot; shade trees; gor-
geous view; splendid neighborhood.
Excellent financing available. Office
open It'll 9.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
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n ONNJU OIIENI
Is looking for o 4-hedrm. or 3-bed-
rm. and den rambler. or Colonial
in Falls Church area or Country
Club Manor. Willing to pay $175 to
$500 mo. Must locate before Sep
S-262o. JOSEPH W. SEAY CO..
Falls Church. Va -1R
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A GOOD CLIENT

HOUSES URGENTLY NEEDED
Upper NV. Beth, Oh. CHI, Md.
unfurn. only. JOHN T. HARRIS
Realtor, EN-. 2-S400 day or night
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MT. PLEASANT N
3-story semidet., rms. 3 baths, 3
kits, furn., approx: S215 mo. in
come. plus owners apt. Reas. terms.
H. E. BRUZEE, NO. 1926 -l6
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L13 INGRAHAM ST. NV,
MAKE AN OFFER

MAKE AN OFFER "
Owner i'll and must sacrifice her
lovely 6-rm. English-Style brick
home, Has 2 modern tile baths, rec.
rm. in bSmt., up-to-date kitchen.
Nice yard. Det. garage. Excellent
condition. Convenient neighborhood.
Call til 9 pm.
Cnhn Qr .auiton no O oeOn
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SOUTH ARLINGTON

2-bedrm. semidet.; oil heat; COW,
to Pentagon: S1l0 per mo. To in
spect call CHARLES z. PULLMAN,
~: ssaiIs kiNs .E... Il. Iii sd45s. e s-242f Mi7
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Restaurant T,inl1or
HOTEL,

Two attached buildings, one for sale
Near YMCA and GWu. Don't over
look this one. Price, S45. 100 with
$4,000 cash. SCHUYLER. Ma
S-00lO.
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Cohn & Levine, HO. 2-362O

COLORED-WHAT MORE could you
ask for? 1904 Farragut ST., better
upper section NV. Sacrifice, de-
tached, 7-bedrm. home for less than
$4,000: 1st floor: lovely entrance
hall and stairway. lge. liv. rm,, din,
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GAS STATION, on Route 1. Three
bays Sl niss lift No sna soGaSh %ssh PTSs Psa
Reasonable. LA. 6-9614. 16'
FOR RENT-1O acres. clear ground
about 25Ox1 800 it.; mod barn on
Ga. extended, about Wheaton: good
for many uses. OWNER, RA. 3-413S
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BRIGHTWOOD AREA
rery clean row brick home; con-
crete front porch, reception hall.
1st-fi. den; bedrms. on 2nd floor;
rec room and bath in bsmt.: gas
heat. detached garage; TO see call
Kinks REALTY CO. REALTORS
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ANNANDALE. vA.-4-bedrm.. 2-bath
$3.50 mo. to acceptable tenant.
VERNON NJ. LYNCH q SONS.
sfXlRooM iSlRsaosa' HousE;, siIo per mo: ::
oil heat; newly decorated: avail.
approx. 2 weeks. Ii. 4-922S. III
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REsERvoIR RID. AND IFS0SxHALL-
Delightful split-level home; years
old. like new; incl. 4 bedrooms and
2 tile baths; choice location, conv.
town: S2S.S5O. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, OIL. 2-7007, OIL. 4-5709.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
Another ShreWd Kren|in Move
Russia Aims at Further Widening Of Gulf Between Allies
BY Pointing to 1912 Treaty Alliance With Britain
Constantine Brown:

The Kremlin answer to the
American and British endeav-
ors to end the cold war, given
in a front-page editorial in
Pravda. the official organ Of
the Com m unist Party, is
shrewd and capable Of further
widening the gulf between
America and Western Europe.
The Kremlin stresses
through Pravda the absolute
need for a German unity. 1t
wants a reunited. peace-lov-
ing, democratic Germany"
All our military and politi-
cal leaders have admitted that
no actual security of Europe
could be achieved without the
inclusion of Germany in the
concert of powers. We ap-
preached the problem from
the point of view of defense.
The Muscovites approach it
from the point of view Of a
united Germany without any
military-political ties with
either the East or the West.
We have endeavored to
bring Germany into the NATO
and build up it's military
strength. On this point West
ern Germany is divided. Cham
cellor Adenauer and the polit-
ical parties which are sup
porting him have accepted the
Western offer. But its imple-
mentation appears impossible
because of the refusal of the
French National Assembly to
ratify the peace contract and
the EDO agreements signed a
year ago.
The Socialist Party leader,
DR.. Ollenauer, and a number
of other representatives Of
political parties in Germany
do not favor the American
approach because it does not
achieve the aspiration for
unity of all Germany. The
Kremlin has come out for the
second time since March OF
last year for the unification OF
East and West Germany in
keeping, it says, with the Yalta
and Potsdam agreements.
All Germans. regardless OF
political affiliations. are solidly
united in the desire to see the
present East-West boundaries
Evening star., 1953-05-26
IA Fire Damages Plane
Al DahIgren, 7 Unhut
BY the Assoeiessd Press

An air force training plane
was struck and damaged by an
tiaircraft fire yesterday when It
accidentally few over the naval
proving ground at Dahlgren, Va.
The two occupants Of the plane
were not hurt.
The Navy said the plane was
en- route from Kingston, N. c.,
to Andrews Air Force Base, when
it few into a restricted firing
area over the Dahlgren test area
at an altitude Of 1000 feet.
Naval anti-aircraft gunners
were firing 5-inch shells in rou.
tine tests at the time, the Navy
said.
The plane was damaged but
the pilot landed safely at the
Dahlgren airfleld.
The plane was flown by Eu.
gene Gillespie. a civilian under
air force contract. Air Force
Cadet Robert F. Medwick was Q
passenger.