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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08

PLAN FOR THE FUTURE
red brick Cape Cod: house will be
on choosing colors II you call at
once. Five really diversified rooms
on LIST A., lovely bath; big bsmt.,
perfect for recr. rm.; completely
roughed in for End bath. A won
derful buy at $lS95O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
ARLINGTON NORTH
SACRIFICE SALE

L606 N. Lexington st.-Nestled among
huge white oak trees. on large lot,
Is one Of the most charming ram
blers In this COW. N. Arlington area,
ping. This 4-month-old. custom
garage. has Q coy liv. rm. with
f1repl., dining alcove, 3 lge. bedrms. :,
Ia baths, stairs to attic; full day
light bsmt.. having ground level rec.
rm., with large. picture window, "a
under original purchase price. You
can assume $4,000 in trust. Dir. !:
Out Washington blvd. past Glebe I'd.
intersection. continuing to Westover
shopping cntr.; at stoplight, turn
right on N. Mckinley I'd, right on
n. 18TH st.. right on N. Lexington
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ARLINGTON NORTH
$4,000 DOWN

1873. WILLIAMSBURG BLVD.
Beautiful landscaping enhances this
in best area near country club. LIE.
hy. rrn. with fireplace and picture
window, lge. dining ell, Charming
kitchen With breakfast bar; fenced
rear yard. Under $4,000. Direc-
lions: Across Key. Bridge and out
Lee highway to Old Dominion drive,
blvd, turn right to propertY.
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ARLINGTON NORTH
PRICE REDUCED

50O6 34th RID. NORTH
Omcer Transferred, offers excep. good
terms for quick sale this newly re-
decorated Colonial-quiet area, ideal
for children; lge. living rm. with
flrepl. and French doors to full side
screened porch; Ice. dining rm.,
equipped kit. with breakfast space;
upstairs, 8 good bedrms.. tiled bath;
lun Dry walkout hsmt: with rec. rnn.,
S20,600.. Dir: Same as for Above
I'D, continuing on WILLIAMSBURG blvd,
to saith I'd. North, turn left to
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FRIENDLY
VIRGINIA FOREST

VIRGINIA FOREST
This particular section is the most
attractive wooded around. The
owner loved this home and never
expected to give 1t up. Truly Q
find anywhere for the money. Three
bedrms., long wide liv.-din. rm.
comb. with flrepl.. extra-big kit;
only $4,000 down payment. Total
price, S17,500. Inspect this today
BY calling IA. 7.0O00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08

RAMBLER DE LUXE
BASEMENT AND GARAGE
BUS-SCHOOL-SHOPS
Brick. modern, separate din. rm.,
lovely equipt. kit. with nook. Picture
window liv. rm. with firepl.. 8 de-
ightful bdrms., 1h baths. SEE
THE REST-THEN SEE THIS-AND
DIRECTIONS: out Lee hwy. to Illinois
St, left l block, then right to Ken
sington St. left to YOUR SIGN1
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LUCILLE COOK,

Country Club Grove
Four bedrooms, 2h baths. large living
: room, dining room. kitchen: screened
porch. 2-car garage, fireplace in
basement. This home has just been
completed and may be purchased
from builder at considerably less
than comparable houses on market.
JE. 2-6723 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08

FALLS CHURCH
Mr.. LAKE BAREFOOT
604 BLAIR RID.
Situated in area of Constantly In
creastng property values, this
sparkling new vacant brick rambler
has lge. living rm. with firepl., din
ing room. de luxe kit. with GE stove,
refgr., metal cabinets, exhaust fan,
washer and dryer; 2 large bedrms..
tiled bath, storage attic, tool locker;
large lot. Short walk to schools,
shops. bus to Pentagon and D. c.;
Directions: Across 14th st, Bridge
Crossroads, continue " mile to Blair
rd., turn right, proceed to Open
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WELCOME
OPEN HOUSE
2 TIL DARK
ARTISTS AND
WRITERC
MISSION COMPLETED

EXECUTIVE LEAVING TOWN
BRICK COLONIAL.
EVERYTHING FOR Gracious LiV-
ING. Bright and cheerful liv. rm.
kit. n bath 1st flr. CHARMING
BDRMS., tile bath End hr. Full dry
bsmt. with Law. and shower. Fenced
yard. Beautiful carpeting included.
Near bus, school and shopping.
PRICE REDUCED. $1,000 FOR
DIRECTIONS: Over Memorial Bridge.
out Columbia Pike beyond Glebe
I'd. to Taylor St.. right to 18th I'd.
and "OUR SIGN'
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
4.BEDRM. RAMBLER
OPEN 1.6

ranch-type home on rustic
100-220 site. Owner asks only 3d.
600 cash and bal. in LIST trust,
payable 500 per mo. Very spacious
rms. all on one a.; oil h.-w.h. A
unique Offering that should be In
Spected. To reach: Out Columbia
pike to Annandale, right on Route
236 for ~ mi. to Trap rd.,, left
down Route 236 about Ia miles to
Trap I'd. Excl. agts. THE BRANT
CO, JE. 3:811S; ewes. ia. S-36S7.
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BRICK RAMBLER
OPEN TODAY. 1-6

OPEN IODAY, 1-0
Nestled in q grove of large oaks with
lots Of space between houses. this
welI-kept 3-bedrm. home. offers a
maximum of comfort and convent
ence. The liv. rm. has flrepl..
separate din. area, modern kit,
garbage disposal. GE refer, gas
fan, large tool house In rear. etc.
All for only S17,950. Reasonable
cash. To reach: From center Of
Falls Church drive west on Broad
st. (Rt. ~ 2 miles to West st. at
trafic light, turn left on West St.
n mile to Tod st. and right to
home at zoos Tod st.
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.HOrnsby Holds
Batting Class

PHILADELPHIA IN Cincinnati
Redlegs' Manager Rogers Hornsby
held an impromptu baseball batting
school" here last night--at the
request Of the rival Philadelphia
Phillies.
The Phillies proved poor pupils,
however, leaving several man on
base as the Redlegs snapped their
seyen-game winning streak, 81.
The third.place Phillies asked
HOrnsby. whose club Is in sixth
place ti1 games behind the PhiIs)
to give them some batting points.
Hornsby,s advice to the hitter:
Stand deep in the box. You get
q longer look at the ball that way.
Try to bit the bah through the
middle, That's how you get most Of
your power meeting the bali.
You've got 10 have confidence.
Never let the pitcher think you're
afraid 81 him: make him afraid
Of you. =
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sTATEDEPT. OFFICIAL

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ton practically doubled since 1910
and now Is thrse-fifths of West
EurOpe's capacity. He said Soviet
petroleum output went from 81
million tons to Al million since
1910 and Is '.well on its way 70
surprising production In Western
Europe.
Electric power within the So
Wet Union Is only q per cent Of
that III the United States, 2 he said.
''hut the increase from 1910 to the
time IL So billion kilowatt
hours.
IF the rate Of increase continues,
Il Il highly possible that some time
in the 1905 the economic system
Of the Soviet Union win intersect
and pass that Of Western Europe. 2
Waugh said the trading system
Of the free world was beset BY
acute weakness.
u. S. imports viii have to be
increased and its exports decreas
Is foreign military and economic
aid programs decline, he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18
Taft's Condition
Is Called Good

NEW YORK RSen, Robert A.
Taft expects to resume his duties
as majority leader at next Jann.
ary's meeting Of Congress.
The daily bulletin from New YorI
Hospital. where the Ohio Republi.
can Is under treatment for ! hin
ailment, contained the announce.
ment today.
Senator Taft's condition Is
good" the bulletin said '.Usual
progress is being made and stitch
viii be removed sometime next
week. Senator Taft fully expects to
resume public duty in Washington
when Congress convenes in Jan
uary."
The hospital report yesterday
disclosed that Taft did not intend
to resume activities during the
present congressional session, ex-
pected to wind up In August.
Last week, the Senator under.
went an exploratory abdominal
operation in connection with hia
hip condition.
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FRENCH BEAUTY

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weighs i25 pounds. She has . q.
inch waist. with bust and hip mea-
surements Of SO and IS inches.
Judges indicated the point score
was close among the first three
contestants, with Miss United
States piling up points on 4 supe.
rior figure and Miss Japan's charm
also 4 major factor.
The 5 finalists were chosen from
q field Of l6 semifinalists after
rigorous competition in evening
gowns and swim suits. Each semi.
flnalist also spoke briefly In 4 test
Of poise and personality.
Turkeys Ayten Alsyol and Pan
ama's Emita Arosemenp. both
highly rated by contestants and
close observers, fell ip the semi
final test.
First Of the rs international can
didates 10 be eliminated were
Misses Alaska, BELGIUM, Finland,
Greece, Hawaii. Philippines. Puer-
70 Rico, Sweden. Switzerland and
Venezuela.
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EIGHT AnRMEN

Continued From Page One)
hit by the plane after jumping, =
an Air Force spokesman said.
One Of the planes was flying
blind and il returned to the Davis
MOnthan strip, landing safely.
Davis Monthan was the home
station Of both bOmbers.
The wreckage, followed by IRE
was scattered over i 2O0-yard area.
The dead were:
Capt. Nicholas r. Sussillo IT.,
s.. navigator, son II AIr. and Mrs.
Nicholas r. Susslllo ST., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Capt. Erwin Greenberg, 81; bonn
barber, son d Ethel Greenberg,
Los Angeles.
Airman First Class James J.
Burnfin, 20, radio ona-at. son Oi
Cal G. Burnfin, cOrbin, Ky.
Staff Sgt. Roy e. Mes, -. cen
tral fire controller, son Of Mrs.
REGINA Howell West, Norfolk, Va.
Altman First Class Joe Cisneros,
~ gunner. son Of Nelson A. Gulick
Utica. N. ".
Altman First Class Donald z.
Jones. n, gunner, son Of Albert e.
Jones. Henniker, N. H.
Amman Second Class George Z.
McIenner, ~. gunner. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Grant A. McLenner.
Tuscola. N.
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KEY WESTERS DON'T

CONTINUED From PeGe Onel
cost Of the article which Is seldom
more than = couple Of dollars.
II not, the recipient Is Instructed
10 mail the article back to its
source. The homeowner Is stuck
with paying the postage and pre-
pairing the article for mailing.
A goodly percentage Of those APP
preached remit the money even
though they realize they are being
Victimized.
Usually, the merchandise Is
worth only i small fraction Of its
cost guaranteeing . huge profit
70 the seller.
But, with word that the Post OF.
fice Department is aware Of the
situation, citizens may be : little
more reluctant to- come across
with the cash than In the past.
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CHINESE SWARM
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The KumsOng Bulge than In any one
sector Tor two years.
There was no indication the Reds
were willing 10 risk much al thar
precious armor south Of the Kun.
song. however,
Associated Press Correspondaak
Forrest Edwards reported air spoa-
tiers saw many tanks in the epen
along the Kumsong. but there were
few indications the Reds had more
than q token fOrce-if that below
the river.
Meanwhile, the slow South 10.
rean northward push that has re.
gained up to siA miles in three dave
ran into its first stiff opposition.
Some 100 Chinese countaes
attacked il the pre-dawu and
hurled back the RKs from four
hill positions taken originally
against little resistance.
But BY noon the South Koreans
won back two Of the hills and were
assaulting the other two.
The easing Of tight military cea-
sorship showed that:
Generally the South Koreans
have regained the line they were
supposed to have Withdrawn %
earlier in the week before the
mighty 81. 0OO.man Red assault that
Strengthened out the Knmsona
Bulge.
The R0Ks In the face Of little
or no resistance. havc moved back
about to the Kumsong.
The R0Ks we're supposed to have
pulled back last Monday to . line
running east-west along the Kun.
song River just before il flows
in to the PNkhan.
But in the confusion of massive
Communist onslaught, the South
Koreans fen back about 10 miles
In spots-five more miles than
ordered. This Is the ground re-
gained in the northward push.
However. the Air Force reported
that not one Sabre JET has been
lost in sky battles during the past
n days-and the Sahres have
bagged 40 Red MICS during the
same period.
Twenty-three B2ss hit Communist
front lines on the East Central
Froat for the second straight night.
dumping go tons Of bombs on Is
targets along and just behind the
front.
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Native Dancer
Seen As 3-5
FayOrite
RY lRRRY LIsKA

CHICAGO u Native Dancer,
tha whissinE gray who already has
earned his first half million. today
rms q eiaht rivals, including The
tenacious Jamie Il. il racing !
richest a-year.old event, the slsS,4
90 Arlington Classic.
Likely % "a pOstward d IS IA.
VoFite Alfred G. Vanderhilts
Dancer wus expected 10 win bis
ash victory Ii III starts before i
shower threatened crowd Of 10000
ii Arlington PARK.
Tia possibility of a. s'off' track
Or the nationally selevised and
kfOadeast lCBSD mile event failed
- lessen The pFphihitivo fayoritism
ef III powerful Dancer.
Native DakesF ran On ! vet
track only once d his career. That
as last Aug. Is when Ne won the
Saratoga Special ~ three and one
Aah iSngths a. ! sloppy strip.
Erie GuerlA again vim be assride
The Daneer. whose only defeat was
~ i head Ii he Kentucky Derby
q DARK star. retired to stud Fri.
aay
Tie Dancer WIN carry rs
pounds. six more than the rest of
the field The weiaht.pnll Is re.
Earded as significant By the han
aleFx a. Jim Norris jamie K. heat
"a b. Native Dancer 81 only 4
neck ID both the Preakness and
Relm0nt Stakes
jamie X. Will na ridden b. Eddie
Arearo. whn couidn't catch Guerin
d The Preakness and Belmont.
a heavy track would not bother
Jamie x. and Il would increase the
chances az Royal Bay Gem, the
ssrekch.Eunning colt owned BY Eu-
gene Consaantin IL If Dallas. Tex.
The classic has been 4 INK for
some Of the greatest thorough.
hreds. beginning with the frs run.
elng ia 1919 when Blue T.aTkspur
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els Listen To
Dragon Lady
Songs, Appeals
Marines Name
Red Temptress
After Comic
Strip Character

WESTERN FRONT. Korea u
For the past 10 months ! warm,
romantic woman's voice frequently
has drifted across the Korean bat
lie front, appealing 10 u. S. troops
TO give up the tight and Join her
In q good time.
US. Marines doubled her the
Dragon Lady. and jokingly
claimed she was the only woman
in the world who could be shut up
only with artillery.
She speaks English with an At
tractive, slightly oriental lisp. And
the things she sometimes says
would make q statue blush.
No one has seen the Dragon Lady
but thousand have heard her need
ling broadcasts:
why don't you 60 home? Your
wife may write that she is IN love
with somebody else. /"
Surrender now. What's your girl
doing back homer"
Then she may invite the boys
over to the Communist side, de-
scrihing in earthy language the
pleasures awaiting them.
On occasion the Dragon Lady
win 60 all out and In heartfelt
words tell the Marines 81 don't
want anyone to get hurt. I love
you all"
You are fighting for the u. s.
government--not for peace"
Another time she told the Ma
rines:
You win be relieved on May g.
Il You can walk off the hill"
She was only q few days off.
They were relieved on May s.
and they walked off the hill.
Once she got her wires crossed
and announced on July . that the
peace treaty is signed"
Five days later, without q d.
rect admission Of her error, she
broadcast peace within d few
weeks possibly within 4 few days.
Spend Merry Xmas (she pro-
nounced 1t Ex-masl at home. I"
Often the Dragon Lady win play
music, then broadcast:
IF you hear these records fire
two shots. II You like the music
fire two shots. =
Usually the shots aren't fired,
and If the music Is good the dough
boys may leave her on the air for
q while.
The only thing TO date that has
shut the Dragon Lady Is d few
well placed artillery shells. Her
position Is quickly SPOTTED by sound
and then the gunners take over.
The original Dragon Lady, In.
Icidentally, Is beautiful character
in George Wunder's comic strip
Terry end the Pirates =
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Yankees FACE Crucial Sox Series
Cuban Club
70 Oppose
OUerse0s lie
First Game

Action viii get underway
sunday n the newly formed
Island City Baseball loop at
Che Wickers Field Stadium,
giving local fandom their
first look 1t semi-pro base
BAN since early last summer.
A double header has been
sIated with the first game
pitting the Cuban Club and
Overseas Transportation Co.
mines IN ! battle scheduled to
set underway 1t 100 pm.
Veteran skipper Ignacio
Valdez Of the Cubans will
start Khaki Rodriguez on
che mound with Roberts be-
hind the plate.
Manager Tony Arrange Of
The truckers Il expected to
name Joe Casa for the.
mound duties with Griffin or
Fernandez receiving his
tosaes
III the nightcap, the Mike
the Plumber nine viii cross
bats with Chucks Sandwich
shop. Armando Quesada Is
the manager Of the plumbers
while Chucks fortunes will
Be guided By Dbl Torres.
Manager Quesada Or Lefty
Rodriguez win handle the
pitching with Bob Santana
doing the e0tcnIng.
Manager Torres Is still
working TO strengthen his
roster but he will have Jim
my MaIgrat, who hurls for
the University Of Miami.
available for mound duty Or
Jerry Pits with Don Cruz on
the other end Of the battery.
This game win start is
minutes after the first tilt
and II viii 90 the full nine
innings unless rain Or dark
ness intervenes.
Al Rodriguez will be the
chief umpire with Bohn and
Halpin Is the base umpires.
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KEY Wet and NEinity: Gear so
rarity eloady ard eentinued wsfs
widely scattered showers and
thundershoeers netiy daring ne
might and mormln h1nr Nids
should Be- gentle u mcaerate
|sousheasterly thrn Sunday. Low
Temperature t0uishk 81 and high
Sunday 81.
Florida: Clear % partly cloudy
and continued warm through Sun
day with widely scattered showers
and thundershowers mostly during
nighttime and morning hours along
the lower East Coast and mostly
lin afternoons elsewhere.
jacksonville thru the Florida
straits and East Gull area: Gentle
20 moderate sohtheasteriy winds
through Sunday. Partly cloudy
weather and widely scattered
showers through Sunday.
Weather summary Of the Tropi-
lcal Atlantic, Western Caribbean
land the East Gulf Of Mexico:
Gentle to moderate easteriy winds
prevail over the area with widely
scattered showers and no signs Of
Iany disturbance.
Observations Taksn at City
/ Office, 9:ee a. N. EST
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defeated Clyde Van Dusen, the
Kentucky Derby winner.
Heavy going might lessen the
chances Of Perne L. GrissOm's Van
Crosby, i speedster. The field i
rounded cut BY Tom Nj. Daniels
Ace DESTROYER, Dniana's BerSeem.
Harry N. Eads' Sir Mango, Mrs.
q. s. DemIng's Thaxter and e. r.
Taylor's Navy Page.
Native Dancer, By winning any
part Of the classic money SCI, rs
for first. Ssa.0oc for second. $4,000
for third and $40. 900 for fourth
viii pass Whlrsaway 10 become the
fifth leading noaey-winner ii rae.
ing history WAirla'ray retired Wit
ssh i6t.
The Dancer currently has fatal
earnings az ssa,S
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Juvenile Authorities
CONTINUED From PAGE Onel

The husband, d Civil Service
worker At the Navy yard, said be
would have to do something 10 save
his children Judge Gibson has or.
dered the mother Of four % appear
At hearing Wednesday afternoon
the same day the Navy wife i
summoned.
: i was large night, aaid Mrs.
Fleming this mirning. Negligent
mothers, runaway horses what
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18
Local Legion
AIl-Stars In
Miami Today

The American Legion Post e
junior baseball league All-Stars
left Key West yesterday afternoon
Iat three o'clock for the District 10
Legion Tournament in Miami, Flo
lrida Our local boys win play their
first game Ii tournament compe-
Itition against North Miami Post 1T
Miami Tech Hi Diamond at / b. nj.
this afternoon. Other games sche.
|duled for Saturday afternoon find
Harvey Seeds Post versus Coral
Gables Post al 2 =. M. at Tech
High Diamond. Also at pm. at
Flamingo Park On Miami Beach
the Pan American Post and Mia.
mi Beach Post cross bats. Pre-
Stunning that our local boys come
up with 3 win in their first game
against North Miami, they win
play at 4 p. m, Sunday afternoon
on the same Tech Hi field against
Hialeah Post team that they won
= doubleheader here from this past
Sunday This column win keep the
baseball fans ana the families Of
these boys posted from day to day
as TO how the boys are doing in
the tournament and the time and
place oE the following days game.
The team is staying at the Pitts
burgh Hotel, 226 M E. Isl Street.
and al baseball fans Of Key West,
plus the families Of these boys
that can make the trip to Miami
% see these boys In action, or
might wish to send them messages
Of good luck are urged 10 do So
As it wiz help encourage our boys
on 10 victory.
Hialeah, 1852 champions and Key
West are considered early favorit.
es 10 take the district champion
ship. The team Is under the super.
vision of Paul G. Alhury, City Re
Director, Mir. Antonio Ar.
ango. Jr.. and Mr.. Eloy Rodriguez.
and Mr.. Paul DAVIS. High School
roach.