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Evening star., 1953-10-22
BRAND-NEW
n. CLEVELAND PARK

N. OGU 1114A4ND AA1N1A
Desirable semidetached brick. Huge
liv. rm, mirrored fireplace, modern
kitchen, dishwasher. disposal; 3
bedrms.. elasSed-in sleeping porch.
IIa baths, md 1oor; attic; oil
h.-w h.. garage Within walking dis
tance to Phoebe Hea1st, st. AIMS
Elementary, Alice Deal Jr. High and
Woodward Wilson High Schools.
rios. j. FISHER & CO.. INC.
73S 15th st. NV. DI. 7-6S30
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FOXHATT,
ATTENTION

We have at present 3 houses avail
able. Rents as low as SO per mo
Ii. $4,000. SOUTHEAST REALTY
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bedrm.. 2-bath, attrac. corner brick
home. with den on lst A. Also recr.
rm., kit. and lavatory in street.
level basement; exceptional floors
and chestnut trim. $4,000 down;
bal like rent. DEMATATIS REALTY
CO., ST. 3-S56l. RA. 6-2S7S. -23
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02
Acheson Says Negotiations With Russia Are Both. Possible and Desirable.

NEW YORK, Rt-Formeri Sec retary of State Dean Aeheson says negotiation with the Soviet Union is both possible and@ desirable land may-but only maybe pro- ductive,"
 Acheson, in his first m a o T speech since leaving office in Jan uary, says the main principle that must be followed in any negotia- ton with, the, Soviets is that.
 Never more than, at present is the. preservation of the (Western coalition so essential. To sustain it and to. strengthen it must be. the foundation of our foreign policy"
 Acheson adds that ''tne central point around which all else re- wolves is the health and strength and cohesiveness of the coalition" !"
 The former Democratic cabinet member spoke Thursday night at Waldorf Astoria Hotel dinner given in his honor. by the Wood row Wilson Foundation.
 He received the Woodrow Will son award for distinguished ser vice.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02
Demos Blast Any Sales Tax At Level Of Manufacturer

WASHINGTON, LR m Several Congressional Democrats opened fire Thursday against any Eisen- hover administration proposal for national sales or excise tax at the manufacturers level
 In the wake of President Eisen- hower's news conference Wednes- day, they decried such a tax using adjective like "dangerous" and ''burdensome" and ''infla- tionary."
 They said the man in the street probably would find himself harder hit by a manufacturer level tax than by a retail-level tax. A tax on sales at the factory, they argued, would pyramid prices on consumer goods.
 The President, obviously aim- ing squelch at speculation about retail sales tax, took the un- usual step of authorizing some of his news conference remarks for direct quotation.
 But Democratic objections arose to his news conference replies, not authorized for direct quotation, in which he declined to rule out a sales tax at the manufacturers level.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02
YOUNG WIFE AND SON DROWN IN CAR WHILE ON ROUTINE TRIP

SEWARD, R - Discovery of a submerged automobile in lagoon near the Seward City limits We'd nesday ended the two-day mys- tery of the disappearance of Mrs. Carol Breitenbach and her 18- months-old son.
 The bodies of both were in the car.
 The 23-year-old wife of an Alaska Railroad employe m d little Michael apparently m e f death by drowning about 30 min utes after they left their home north of Seward Monday to drive into town for groceries and the mail.
 Police Chief Don Balmat said Mrs. Breitenbach, who was an ex- pectant mother, apparently lost control of the car because of speed, defective equipment or a bad bump.
 A searcher found the car while probing from a boat Ion a hunch." " The lagoon had been examined earlier by shore searchers with out result, but dairyman Oliver Amend found the car after launch ing the boat for check of deeper holes with long pole.
 The police chief said that a close inspection afterwards re- vealed faint tire tracks leading off the road.
 Mrs. Breitenbach was a lifelong resident of Seward. She was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Tom Jones, Jones is the Alaska Rail- road agent here.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02
Appointment Of Earl Warren Is Universally Hailed

WASHINGTON, R - Substan- tial Senate approval was forecast for President Eisenhower's ap- pointment of Gov Earl Warren as Chief Justice of the United States.
 When the court opens it's fall term here Monday, the big, s1nil- ing California Republican will don the Chief Justices robes. He will be wearing also Eisenhower's label as a middle - of the road thinker.
 Barring an unforeseen special session of Congress, the Senate will not act at least until January, when the regular session begins.
 But Senate Judi ciary subcom- mittee, headed by Sen. Langer R-ND), already is geared to con- sider the Warren nomination in formally and report to the full committee.
 Full committee approval of the nomination, perhaps even in ad- vance of the Senate's reconvening in January, was suggested by the reception given announcement of the appointment
 Democrats joined with Repub- licans in praising the selection. Adlai Stevenson said it was Ian excellent appointment"
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02
G.E. Must Dedicate To Public All Patents On IncandeScent Lamps

TRENTON, N. J., RHFederal Judge Phillip Forman ordered the General Electric Co.,, Friday to dedicate to the public all its exist ing patents on incandescent lamps and their parts.
 Forman made the order in a judgment enforcing his 1949 con- viction of GE. on charges of mon- opolizing the incandescent lamp industry in the United States.
 The order also applied to six other lamp supply manufacturers who were among eight firms con- victed in 1949 by For1nan of aid- ing G.E. to maintain a monopoly in the nation.
 However, the judge rejected a US. government proposal that would have compelled G.E. to di- vest itself of half its facilities for producing electric light bulbs and bulb parts.
 Forman said "divestiture of General Electric is neither feas- ible nor in the public interest"
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02
Activity at Greenlease Home Leads To Possibility Of Move By Kidnapers

KANSAS CITY, Renewed activity at the home of the veal thy parents of 6-year-old Bobby Greenlease gave rise Thursday to the possibility of ransom move by his kidnapers after puzzling day.
 Several cars were seen to come and go at the home after dark. But even as this activity devel- oped the family and police tight ened their silence in the case.
 Police insisted no new clues had been uncovered. A spokesman for the family said nothing had hap pened which might lead ito the boy, abducted three days ago from 8 private Catholic school by a wo- man posing as the ,child's aunt.
 Mystery of the puzzling silence was increased by use of the back door by the family for the comings and goings of several persons. Un- til last night the family had been using only the front entrance.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02
NOTICE TO VOTERS

"A caucus shall be held in inc Nome School Gym al 8 o'clock pm. OCTOBER 5. 1853. presided over by the Nome School Board and Nome eCitYrCouncil for inc purpose of explaining inc School Expansion Program.
 CITY OF NOME
 By Carrie M. McLain.
 City Clerk Publish Sept. 30,., Oct. g.. 5, 1853
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02
N or ICE

All outbound freight for the North Star must be- at. Lomen dock bY.ynoons Saturday, oct. g.. Reindeer meat will be sold again at Lomen dock on Monday Oct. 5. from 10 am. 10 pm. You can still sign up for meat at the Alaska Native Service office until 5 pm. Monday. Oct.5.
 , Lawrence B. Williams
 Administrative Assistant
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02
FIRE ALARMS

The fire alarm sounded at noon today was caused by an over heated stove at the Syngke resi- dence on D Street. Smoke dam age was all that was reported.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-02

The Fire Department answered an call last evening which turned out to be a false alarm.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA TERRACE--Bethesda-I
Nr. NH; brand-new, 3-bedrm. ,brk;
it: E sIShER 5 81 Fl 4 CO. 10. 4-sSsss'
BEfHiEsDA@Attrac. brk. bungalow.
liv. rni., din. rm, beaut. equip. kit. |
stairs to attic: shade trees, shrubs,
ranch fence. Walk TO- schls;; shops.
HRTHuR tIsfiR " LaRocHE HSry OIL oPSsSa 41GS4o
$17,5OO-Three-be
1-bath. brick Colonial on good, sized
lot. in Bradley blvd. area; full base
immediate occupancy. Ewes. call OIL
2;9346., SAMUEL E. BoGLEY' nc
BETHESDA. close to NH. elemen-
tary, school and transportation; rams ati9nt
bsmt. and 2nd-fir. .expandable to 2
bedrms and bath; large fenced lot.
Priced for quick sale at S15;72p'
tps Tisa $4,000 80 ae67 essh FRaNH sRd * g. P57os PH
bedrms., tile bath. iiv. rm;, firepl.,
sep. din. rm.. den, powder I'm,
esep eep aets kt Rnahor Ssahs fsnes ssS
duced $500. ARTHUR W. La
RRE92GGEEiDS R9GHsi oL; AREA; Eoos92 oss925,eso-conlvssn-
isqs briek to bTnsalow; Navat Me0 ned Sedims. tile
bath on Ist a.; beautiful big bedrm.
on End f.; full basement; dish
washer, disposal; fine loc. in com
munity of well-spaced homes; wide
paved streets ard sidewalks; new
elementary schools; $1,000 4' ,pcI nSt
prin.. Tn.' int, 1aSes and ins. win con
slider $500 down. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-l41l; ewes. 10
BttT1a4ffsspA, t714fs 1850, excel; keel. terms. e s.
med me6tary Sapeh pgehoof SGo' LIZ Pr0eN P@ din rm,
6edrm. % and bath. 1st d.; fn.
rms, 2nd f.; full daylight bsmt,
Best buy in this close-in loc. EARL
r. WRIGHT, OIL. 2-6e0o' OIL.
BETHESDA Locust Hills. S2e.75O;
a315 West Parkhill dr.-Vacant., l.
yr-old williamsburg, on large lot.
Center hall, liv. rm., mirrored frepI,
din. rm., kit. with eating space:
bedroom, den. bath, large screened
p0rSn Snse snS 6edrooms HH1n faIahse bath oads aG
closets; Anchor-fenced yard. Owner
warts offer, must sell. Open II to
Z daily ~, III sold osJa BJaL1NGsLEY IN !
BETHESDA LADx LOOnDES- plB
3-bedrm., 2-bath brick rambler;
perfect 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
sidewslkS saTasel OWNER ia"IiA31 LEAVING cfTY.
SALE. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, D1.
T-l4l1: ewes. LO. 4-7444.
BETHESDA'S BUY OF THE YEAR
Home of tremendous charm; fine.
big. stone-and-brick Colonial. on
beautiful level "a acre of land; 90
It. paneled library, left dining
rm.: breakfast ,rm.. 3 twin-bed
rooms, Q tile baths, rec. rm., Gear
built-in garage; gas hot-water heat;
heavy vari-colored slate roof; lovely
neishborhood. fey minutes from
Center; . blks. to Holy -Redeemer
Church and school: priced at $50:
500 AND MUST BE SOLD: FRANK
g. PHILLIPS. D1. 7.1411; ewes.
OF 1865,
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BEIHESDA-Sl5,95O
Near Wyngate Elementary School;
new brick. 2-bedrm. Cape Cod; high
elevation; expansible End 4. with
roughed-in plumbing and heating;
full bsmt. with outside entrance.
HENRY j. CONNOR, INC.
OIL. 2-1653; Ewes, WO 6-4979
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Burning Tree Club Area
Were This Rambler a Horse

It would take the blue ribbon in its
class. 1t has unusual charm, q beau
tiful setting, intelligently planned
arrangement and very fine construc-
ton. There are no reservations on
persons Of more than ordinary good
taste, yet not too expensive for
$12.0 yearly income. Words have
been so worn out describing me-
diocre homes, we cannot hope to do
this home justice. The eye cannot
lightfuI property to you. Cali JAMES
E. SCHWAB, EN- 2-5SOO; ewes,
OIL. 4-7693 or OIL. 2-14O9. is
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CHEVY CHASE, D, C.

cute and coy, 3-bedrm. stone house
In lovely cond. Wonderful lge. lot
with patio and firepl. Priced for
quick sale at only S1S,950. For
appointment call Mrs. Gaurina at
wO. 6-137S or ST. $1,000. JAMES
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Semidet 6
rms, recr. rrn.. 2 baths, wall-to-wall
carpeting; very reasonable, easy
terms Call Mr.. Crawford, Cypress
7-8958. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
co, Realtor. 1924 14th st., AID.
$1,000 down. Forest
Heights. Four bedrms. g up and 2
DOWN. detached, on lge. lot. com
pletely fenced Has Has hnth My rm;: din
porch. In peri. cond. FILA financ-
Ing. Call Mr.. Rauch. 10. 2-89O1.
ALDRE, INC. LU. 4-0747. lis
BRICK. semidet. house. Six rooms
and bath. Close to school and shop
large. fenced rear yard. Reason
ably priced and good terms offered
by WALTER NJ. BAUMAN, 1927 K
st. NV, Wash. D. c. Tel. MA.
S55 MO. INCOME with this e-rm. brick
on III ATLANTIC st. AZ loan. S14,-
$50. H. L. GODDARD, OIL. 4-7922.
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BURNT MILLS HILLS

First offering of one of areas finest
homes. OF Williamsburg style, the
1O;rm; stone-and-clapboard home
embodies roominess and comfort
not found in new construction. Per-
fectly situated on an almost 3-acre
commanding knoll, the property is
breath taking in its beauty. First
floor plan includes wide center hall
with attractive stairway; liv. rm.,
dining rm,, paneled den, and full
Lath; television rm.. kit. and lovely
living porch; bedrms.. 2 baths
and paneled study on End A. Base
ment includes paneled recreation
rm., maids rm. and bath, laundry
rm. and freezer rm. The exquisite
appointments include wall-to-wall
carpeting throughout the house,
cuStom-made draperies and many
Wall-siZed mirrors. There are 3
tlrepls:; heavy slate roof. combina-
garage; outbldgs. include small
house house and guest-sized PLAYHOUSE;
Handicapped grounds are inclosed by
white painted pasture fence; early
possession available. Inspection by
appointment only. A truly wonderful
home for the family of means. pro
yiding every facility for comfortable
living and gracious entertaining.
Call Francis Key, ewes, JU. 5-5445.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
942 Wayne Ave. JU. 5-3O1O
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Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-940(
CHEVY CHASE D. C

N44AV I OA44AAJ4Is "a "
O-rm., 2-bath brick Colonial. En-
trance hall. liv. rm.. with fireplace.
din. rm;; nm modern Se luxe kit,s
A.: full bsmt.. semif1niShed recr.
rm., oil h.-w.h.; level lot. Priced
under $4,000: excel. financing.
owner saws sell. Call LEGUM &
GERBER REALTY CO., EN- $4,000
1915 Conn. ave. Open til q pm.
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HOUSES SALINE. tcons.) }

NORTH MICHIGAN PARK
1854 EMERSON ST NE.
Non-veteran assume $4,000, 4T
loan on this 2-yr. .-old brick with
monthly payments of only S72. Six
lovely rms, 11a baths, gas heat
Vacant and in Immaculate condi-
ton. Low down payment. Call LA.
6-6666 until 8 pm.
DECE
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
cOLoRED-vACANT
WANNA RIJY A DUCK9

WANNA BUY a UUChF
OF course you wouldn't. because you
would have to feed it, but II you
buy one Of our modern 2-family
houses, It will feed you. Excellent
price and amazingly small down pay
ment. Call It'll 9 pm.
COHN g. LEVINE, HO. 2-3620
Ia =
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HOUSES FOR SALH-Mp.

HOME FOR CHILDREN-"Clean as
Three bedrnas,, sep. din. rm., handy
fS;fasR la'l s.s ;. RssiNGyhR yaEs q S95y 5
RAMBLER, charming brick home,
kit. With table space, Q very fine
hedrms.. Close to NH and Naval
Hospital; Assume Fla, CT loan.
4I7S6jo. 4fr71sSs6j s1S's6o' WOOD Co. 10.
toas 7nytt1sss. q ds9pss HsstsO to ssl Ns
transportation and schools. Brick
with fireplace, famiiy-size dining
room, today's kitchen, rear screened
porch; 3 bedrooms and tile bath on
SeconS noor: hot-water heat with
s1inss To s w6 66srsss ssssSS lsys oss l
open until 8. EDW. II. JONES &
CO. INC; Chevy Chase. p, c. -19
QUICK SETTLEMENT HOME. S18.-
center hail effect: ise. iiv. rm.. fuli
din. rnH,. side screened porch, ga
terms; WooDMooR AGENCY, NC.
H6NE8SSSN SS s7SSSS I'll cSrPPIerA1 2 P;1a; 1ls 3.
macy HsGHlats ate house sorS! on "a, 10y, loyely lot
WooDMooR AGENCY. INC. u.
BRICK RAMBLER, on level. A-acre
lot; overhanging roof. Spacious liv.
rm., 3 nice bedrmS. and tiled bath,
extralarge kitchen, attached garage.
Terms; $16,950. WOOD CO., LO.
A D16HMoNr SELECTION! For those
DEN E, 10 Cor a.. 4th bsdr%J: An, An artistic
4-7sSs. METzLER. Reaitor. rs
BRICK RAMBLER (Takoma Park
3 bedrms. on lge. corner, fenced lot;
lge. living rm., flrepl. and dining
area; ALICE elec. kitchen: full tile
bath; full bsmt. with outside .entr.;
many extras; in new condition;
$4,000, SIS e6G terms. JAMES I. MuNNPpY'
EVER7TaiNG VII 771IG3S BIG. Two big E1s Bed
rms, big liv. rm., big din. rm., big
kit. big basement. Only S14,950.
In North Woodside. A. j. KEs-
LOTS Of HoUsEs for Si4,s5o. Bfick
expansible bungalow in new-house
condition.; full bsmt. with rec. rm ;
large well-shrubbed yard. A. j..
KESSINGER & CO.. JU. 9-4544.
So. 500 DowN-s-bedrm. brick ram
ssII eisE' Ju Tarasfs ssNissoh "a baths; $4,000, SS
TO D SETTLE DDiivoRcE-Neslected
6-rm. brick house, in good Silver
offered for $4,000 as is, or $4,000
If owner reconditions. Box 406-T,
Star. lis
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CATHEDRAL AREA

LARGE BRIGHT ROOMS
Impressive. most complete, finest
quality, 14-year-old brick Colonial
in excellent condition. Wide, through
center reception nall. liv. rm.. Ii
brary, powder rm,. din. rm. break
fast rm.. immense screened living
RMS, 8 BATHS upstairs; tremen-
dous paneled recreation rm. with
built-in bar. full bath. = large ser
wants rooms in briSht bsmt.; two
car garage; perfectly Handicapped
level lot, 100x1S5, many fruit and
shade trees, an abundance of in
teresting planning. APPROX. S1O,-
r 600 CASH. BALANCE IN ONE
TRUST. Exceptional property. Most
desirable financing. Office open
til 9.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
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BETHESDA-VACANT
60 nm TACH

BALANCE ON EASY TERMS
center-hall plan, 3-bedrm
brick Colonial, in perfect condition
Large fully equipped modern kit.
huge 1st-h. den, paneled recrea-
tion room in bSmt; garage; beaut1-
full yard. Near schools, shopping
and transp. Immed. possession. See
It'll 9.
Town S11hurhan EM 2-oAnr
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COLORED

COLORED
South of r. ]. and 14th st. NE.
BEAT RENT-INCREASE PROBLEM
ENJOY BETTER LIVING
Low, down pymt., balance like rent.
Six cozy rms, mod. kit. bath and
heating system; glistening oak rs,
full bsmt., conerete pchs,, deep I'd
RA. $4,000 EveS.. HU. 3:.7617
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own g. Suburban, EN-. 2-940O
BETHESDA CAPE COD
lst-FLOOR BEDROOM

PRICE, S19,950
A large 1st-fioor bedroom and full
bath features this attractive cot
tage-type. brick-and-stucco home,
located only q few blocks from the
Bethesda shopping center; FIRST
floor also has 24-FT. LIVING
ROOM, dining room, and kitchen.
There are 2 bedrooms ano bath on
2nd floor; basement has BEAUTI-
Fuh PANELEp REC: ROOM, FIN
ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH,
MAKING A COMPLETE APART
MENT; Lear garage; side porch;
only $3.50 cash required. w. B.
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Congressional Country
Club-POtOnnac Area
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL
COUNTRY CLUB AREA
Soon the view of Congressional Coun-
try Clubs rolling golf course will
bath. 2-powder-rm., den, new red
brick home; well built, in the
Georgetown manner; situated be-
tween famous golf clubs in
rigidly controlled community of
fine homes. Call Stanton Kolb,
eyes,, EN-. 2-9119.
j. Leo Kolb Co.
1887 Wisconsin Ave. AID. 2-21O0
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BETHESDA


BRADMOOR SECTION
Mr.. INSTITUTES OF HEALTH
Lovely brk. Colonial home situated on
beautifully Handicapped corner lot in
an exclusive residential area con-
sisting of lge. liv. rm. with firepl.,
lge. din. rm., incloSed porch, den
and kit. on 1st floor; 3 bedrms. and
2 baths with shower on End floor;
bsmt. has paneled recr. rm. with
firepl. and utility rm.; slate roof.
offered for 1st time for S23,5OO.
Open for your inspec by appt. only.
CHAPMAN REALTY CO., HU.
3-3316 is
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.
PLEASANT HILLS

HEAUY FOH
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
YOUR LAST CHANCE, ONLY 2 LEFT
These modern houses are located in
a secluded section, surrounded by
the beautiful park lands of the
Catholic Univ. of America, the Fed
and the Soldiers Home. They are
well appointed: have 6 nice rms,
beautiful bath. nice, large. we'll
equipped kit, daylight bsmt. with
toilet, built-in garage, -condi-
toned heat and priced at only S16,.
$50. Your house can be considered
in trade. You are invited to see
our new model home.
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
Rambler, brk.; center hall, 3 bed
rooms, lge: hv. rm:, sep. din. rm.
full bsmt.; stairs to expand. attic
gar, screened porch; lge. lot
CLAUDE SHIFLET. TU. 2-0400
PA 3.O2HQ Is
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BRIGHTWOOD
BRIGHTWOOD
BJJRLEITH

close-in semidet brick home; within
walking DISTANCE tSI OF tfh AZ SG1hG9ls
s bedrms.. den, beautifully pine
paneled rec. rm. with bar; din. rm.
with entr. to garden. For appt.,- call
Mrs, Knight at DE. 3-203S. JAMES
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CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS
A
MOST
UNUSUAL
FINANCING

9rand-new; vacant: 6-rm., 2k-bath
brick in the GEORGETOWN manner, 2
blocks from WeStchester Apis. and
Mt Alto Hospital. $4,000 DOWN
BALANCE IN ONE TRUST AT S145
TENCHER- WALKER, INC.
REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS
1922 Wis. Ave. AD. 1904
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1856 VICTOR ST. NE.

Open daily and SUM-, 10 am. to .
Creek Church I'd. to Hawaii ave,
right on Hawaii ave. to 1st ST.,
right to Victor st.
See or Call A. H. Parker
J. B. TIFFEY g. SON
BUILDERS AND REALToRg
IA. p.6767 IA. o.8060
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Clio THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES SALE-N.W. Cont

Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1853
Evening star., 1953-05-14

or the Hudson, scene OF the
Poughkeepsie regatta for years.
is suitable for a race involving
IL to Is crews abreast.
Cites Orange Crate Test.
1--WE used to toss over orange
crates at PoughkeepSie," volun-
teered Henry w. CEsky) Clark,
former assistant director Of ath-
letics at Harvard, land they'd
float in every direction-some
upstream and some down."
This was by way Of illustrat-
ing that a lucky crew would row
with the tide and an unlucky one
against it.
But, Bolles reiterated that If
conditions are good on the Po-
tomac Saturday, Washington
fans needn't be concerned about
the 3-mile race or any other.
This 2,00O-meters contest is THE
race.
BolleS had a nice chat with
Senator Saltonstall, Republican.
of Massachusetts,, who pulled the
bow oar on Harvard's 1914 crew.
and who will see Saturdays
races. Tom got a hearty laugh
when the Senator invited the
(See REGATTA, Page C-2O
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Major League Standings
THURSDAY, MAY IA, 1858.
AMERICAN.
AeoultS Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
pret; at wash. rain.
N. Y. q; Cleve., 4.
Boston. 8: Chi, O.
Phil, 2; st.. l., l (n).
Games To-day.
ct. \. at WASH. $50.
Det. at Phila. (nl.
Cleve. at Boston.
Chicago ct N. Y.
Games Tomorrow.
st. L. at Wash. $40.
Detroit at Phila. (n).
Cleve. At Boston.
Chicago ct New York.