davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-07-31

1,g ii. S3-ftii #, all,metal; 2 ped, d
sell. owner going overseas. 10.
S-3100, Ext. 6297. M/SERGT.
FOR SALE-1951 Colonial trailer, 80
#. See at HintZe Trailer PIX on Rt.
301, Waldorf. Md. See Mrs Kramer.
25-FT. TRAILER and porch. newly
painted inside and out. completely
furn.. incl. console air cond. and 2
TV sets. complete price. ST 400.
Lot 141. Temple Trailer vii, Tele-
graph rd..- Just on Duke. Alex. a
NEW MOON '52 40-ft.; must sacrifice.
Cider Barrel Trailer PIX, German
town, Md, Rte. 240. PEDERSEN.
Sat. and Sun. and weekdays after g..
COZY COACH, GAIT: sleeps 4, built
in Frigidaire. toilet. elee: brakes;
. 1905, "a $50 to $50 pm:
cond.; new dur -therm heater,
stove, Frigidaire, couch, innerspring,
and paint: S795 cash. NIB. CANDY.
lot 80, Gum Spring Trailer Park.
3315 Richmond hgwy. .
HOLLOWAY 40 house trailer; COM
pletely equipped. Call OIL. 9-96SS
for further information. .
COME AND SEE 1858 LIBERTY
IT. " down. 5 yrs. to
pay; Also all-modern late-model
HEETER TRAILER SALES
1016S BALTIC. Blvd. (Rte. ~
10l6S BALTIC. Blvd.
College PIX, Md. WE. 5-5111
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN, up

DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN, UP the
beach from crowded boardwalk sec
ton, with private beach. Available
1st week and last week in August
Large rms, screened porch facing
house and outside; 500 wk. Will
accommodate large family. Call TO
0-4747 or Ocean City. Nd. 377-W-4.
OCEAN BEACH. MD.-Two adjoining
lots, listed at $3.50 each. First
$3.50 cash buys. Box 42O-L, Star.
DRUM POINT-Clean wooded lot. 2
blocks from beach, "a price. Laurel
kEVEN-RM. COTTAGE. for rent: nice
ly furn.; all modern improvements;
by mo. or yr.: near beach; 20 miles
from Wash. NO. 7-6O40.
GN-ROOM OCEAN-FRONT APIS;
vacancy Aug. 16; S75 weekly. After
Sept. g., $40: BYRNE CO. 1910
Boardwalk. Phone 22S26. .
VENTNOR, N. -J.-superb water front
studio apt; lge. open deck: Aug.
through racing season. DE. 2-4lO1
H0 "a 403fS .
Evening star., 1953-07-31
TRUCK SALE
TRUCK BARGAINS

TRUCK BARGAINS
So Dodge Atom tractor, COM
plete with 5th wheel. full air
brakes. saddle tank. hand
sacriice -----lS S3.5oC
So Dodge; 1K2-ton flatbed,
ton ----'NNN 1900
so Chevrolet 1a-ton pickup 79i
As Studebaker 2-ton tractor;
5th wheel, vacuum brakes 39S
AZ International; 112-ton
stake; good tires; recondi- -.
toned motor - 69s
46 Dodge 1a-ton panel; good
buy at ~ ---- 39t
Evening star., 1953-07-31
OCEAN CITY, MD,

125 FIT OCEAN FRONT
Beaut. home. 4 bedrms., baths, huge
liv rm., picture window, fireplace,
sundeck. screened porch. laundry,
gar FURN. S22 500 Open from
July 81. MRS CLYDE C. DUN
NINGTON, Ocean - City, Md.
5l5-W-5 II
Evening star., 1953-07-31

PRAIRIE SCHOONER
1949 Model, % Ft.
Prairie Schooner--1949 model, 29-ft.
Fully equipped. including shower
and toilet, 4-burner cook stove,
double sink. ] bedrm. and sofa bed
in living room sleeps persons.
Metal awnings on windows. Com
pletely refinished and reconditioned
inside and out. Specially priced at
only $2,395. Easy terms can be
arranged. American TRAILER CO.,
4030 Wisconsin ave. Open every
day from SO. .
Evening star., 1953-07-31
VACATION PLACES

LAUREL LAKES, Edinburg. Va. Mod
err cabins with cooking facilities;
fishing swimming, hiking. Write for
folder snd rates.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., 10 Ocean
ave.-Central bch. blk; rms. or apts.;
reas.; daily or wkly. ROSE GRAHAM.
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SUMMER HOMES

FURN. 2-bedrm. cabin, located Lake
jackson, Va, "a mi. D. c., 1S mi.
Quantico. $50 q mo-, plus uttls.
TESH'S COTTAGE, Ridge I'd. and Bay
blvd; Neeld Estate. Plum Point. Md.
Open Sat. and Sun, Aug. l and. 2.
Evening star., 1953-07-31

AUSTIN 1851 4-dr. sedan; one-owner
car, no-cost, guarantees; $d39 down
MANHATTAN AUTO, K-F. INC.
Factory Sales and Service for Kaiser,
Hanry j, Austin. Morris and M. G.
Both sides of 7th and r SITS. NV
NO. 7-2700. Established 1914.
BUICK 1949 Super convertible: fully
enIlinned. SS95 Call LO. 4-069O
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DODGE 40: low mileage: prac. new
tires; l owner: S695. ia. 9-197S,
DODGE 4S de luxe 4-dr. This car
has radio. heater. defroster; looks
and runs like new; you cannot buy
better car for S795. KIRK MOTOR
CO, 1000 Georgia ave-. NV, RA.
9-4S00. 81
DODGE 1912 de luxe coupe: splendid
condition.; sacrifice. S210; terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. /. ave, ne.
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JHEVROLET 195I StyIeIlne de luxe 2
dr.. Powerglide .transmission; Just
metallic finish; immac. interior re-
fleets the care it has received; T. and
h., very good tires; must be seen to
be appreciated; S1.295. BETHESDA
MOTORS. De Soto-Plymouth Deal
A. 000 II
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1851 Is-ton pickup;
like new: used by private owner:
low mileage: ready to go to work;
SSa5.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
l121 21st st. NV. DI. 7-O110.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

BUICK 40 Super de |. station wagon;
ROPER" 18th and r. /. ave. ne.
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FORD 1949 convertible "v-S"; black
top. maroon paint, and h.
LYS-MOTORS, INC. 1896 Wis.
ave. Cat Western ave., EN-; 2
FORD 1946 Tudor de luxe VS.;
original finish; excel. cond. through
out; very good tires; T: and h: COM
pare; S595. BETHESDA MOTORS,
De Soto-Plymouth Dealers. Miller
and Wisconsin aves., OIL. 4-1000.
Evening star., 1953-07-31

CHEVROLET 1949 4-dr. de luxe Sc
dan; r. and h., new paint. Looks
and runs like new; SS95. 30-day
warranty. Cash, trade or trms.
Open It'll 8. COLONIAL-OLDSMO-
BILE CO, 1926 Nichols ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1953-07-31

BUICK '49 Super conv.: black, new
Wv tires; r. and h.: / owner;
1905. JA. S-9202 or RA. 6-30SS.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
Teachers Not Ready
For lntegration,
SIowe PTA Told

District public school teachers
are poorly prepared for the pos
sible end Of racial segregation,
q parent-teacher association was
told last night.
Edward D. Hollander of
Americans for Democratic Ac-
ton. told the Slowe School PTA
that teachers "are the key to the
whole problem" Of school inte-
grafton. But he said school au-
thorities are not orienting them
properly.
He urged the Board of Educa-
ton and School Supt. Hobart M.
Corning to take "some active and
positive steps" now on the
subject.
Panel Reviews Problems.
Mr.. Hollander was one Of a
panel of speakers who consid-
cred problems that may occur.
if segration is ordered ended by
the Supreme Court. Pending
anti-segregation cases are ex-
pected to be decided this spring.
The Board Of Education re-
Gently decided to invite civic
groups to present their views on
carrying out such a court order.
But a meeting for the purpose
/ has not yet been set.
Mr.. Hollander said teachers
will be the most important sin
gle influence in making integra-
ton a success If they are per-
suaded to enter into the process
constructively.
DR.. Phillip T. Johnson, former
Board Of Education member, said
parents must share the respon-
sibility along with the teachers.
He said If he were the school
administrator he would create a
committee ito absorb some of the
shock"
Howard q. Speakers.
|. DR.. Margaret ]. Butcher, as
sociate English professor at
Howard University. also stressed
the responsibility of parents.
DR.. Harry Walker. acting head
Of Howard University's sociology
department, said schools in some
Sections probably would remain
segregated because of their To-
cation. He predicted the vast
Evening star., 1953-01-14
Snow DELAYS Removal Of 40 Killed in Crash

technical Job Of identity and
removal"
But Col. KEELING said due to
conditions of the bodies and the
heavy snow the removal job may
have to be postponed until after
spring thawS.
The big troop transport
smashed into the mountain last
Wednesday. Thirty-seven Ko-
rean combat veterans and a crew
Of three were aboard. The VIC
Tins were en- route home to be
discharged.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
By the Associated Press

FISH HAVEN, Idaho, Jan. IA
Bodies of 40 persons who died
In C-46 crash on a. desolate
mountain ridge near here may
not be removed from the frozen
peak until spring.
Col. Harry J. KEELING, execu-
tive officer at Hill Air Force Base
near Ogden, Utah, said an Army
Identification team from WASH
ington, D. c., was due here to-
day ito take over the highly
Evening star., 1953-01-14
Jerry Lewis Hospitulized

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. Il R.-
Comedian Jerry Lewis was hos
pitalized yesterday for diagnosis
Of a knee ailment. He fractured
his knee some years ago and in
jureu it week ago when he fell
of a motor scooter on a movie
lot.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
Amsterdam Train Rams
Another in Dense Foo
BY the Assoeioted Press

ROTTERDAM. The Neither
lands. Jan. IA train crash in
dense fog last night near the
Hook of Holland injured the en-
gineer of an Amsterdam -bound
train.
His train smashed into the
rear coach Of a train bound for
Hamburg, Germany.
The only casualty, he was hos
pitalized with minor injuries.
Evening star., 1953-01-14

majority" of Negro grade-school
children probably would still at
tend all-Negro schools, while
many white schools remained
white.
Most high schools, however,
would be mixed, he predicted.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
Carson Re-Nomed to FTc

President Truman yesterday
sent to the Senate the nomina-
ton OF John Carson for re-
appointment as a member OF
the Federal Trade Commission.
The seven-year term would date
from last September 26.
Evening star., 1953-01-14

Whot q crust! Makes uni
form, neot pies in holt the
time. Roll dough o little
thicker thon usuoI, 10y cut
ter on, press 3 times.
Evening star., 1953-01-14

Hold roost, neots firm while
you corve! Suction feet holds
bocrd firmly in your plotter,
spikes anchor meat tight. No
slipping.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
THE SUNDAY STAR B-17
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, NOvEMBER ., 1888
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.
-, COL ,C;So1LLoRED

OPEN sITNbooERE ITTNSbbooEREp r1r.
COL TAYLOR ST. NV.
Beautiful corner, Z rms. and bath.
Fun bSmt., oil h.-w.h. Call Mr..
Hart. RA. 6-3666.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

BAR AND GRILL, Sc,
Owner, quotes. over $4,000 monthly
complete. Terms. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,
close to st. nn's-Charming semi
det home, with a pleasant fenced
yard and det. garage. Liv. rm.,
large din. rm., kit. with sizable
breakfast rm. 3 spacious bedrms.
and bath. full bsmt., new gas fur
mace. Price, S1G.950. 81 900 cash
and payments like rent. INEZ
CUSHARD. EN-. 2-4232 or AID.
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OPEN SUNDAY. / TILL 5
4706 GEORGIA AVE
200 BLK. MORGAN ST. NV.

DHn Tm. VN on ist fir. iS' oil h.aH.h.. % '' lspss
yard. Call Mr.. Gross, Ii. 7-1052.
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DET. BRICK COLONIAL - Center
entr.. 5 bedrms.. baths, nice liv.
rm. with flrepl.. natural woodwork
throughout, full din. rm., equip.
kit, breakfast rm., full bsmt., recr.
rm:' rm:' outside dee entr;; oil NV b., att.
newly and taStefully dec, built is
yrs. ago when materials were tops;
original owner retiring; priced for
til dark. To reach: North on Ga.
ave. or 18th, ST., right on Piney
Branch I'd. right on 9TH st. to No.
652S. Z. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
14lS H st. NV. IA. S-S241. 5
RAMBLER-White brk., 8 yrs. old;
immac, cond.: entr. hall. lEe. liv,
rm,. flrepL; din. rm.. modern kit;
3 bedrms.. baths; stwy. to in
sulated attic: Gear garage. Loc. in
Hawthorne, planned community;
sold only to approved purchasers.
s-SsSb. PAUL ?. STONE. Reaitof.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

COLORED-REAL ESTATE-Want
ambitious partner; eXper. in rea
estate; for new Office, in busy sec
ton of 11th st. NV. LA. 6-4044
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HOUSES FOR sALE=-N.W.
3 APIS. 3 BATHS

Plus room with pvt. bath; excellent
condition: gas heat: 5000 block Sth
st. NV; low cash payment, balance
easy terms
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SEELYES

BUSINESS SPECIALS
Dry cleaning plant $500 wk. over
counter: shoe repairing and laun-
Dry cleaning store with own plant
on premises, $500 wk. of which
5000, is over counter; 81 900 down
Dry cleaning store, own plant; same
owner. 20 yrs; 500 wk. over coun-
ter, plant capacity over $4,000 wk.
only So, 900 down.
Dry cleaning, extra special; long
long estab.; ,S70O, wk.; one OF best
in area; will only sell to specia
TYPE type ,I1 buyer; $4,000, half cash:
loc.; price, S1,795; pressing machs
Cd, included but not in use.
Dry cleaning store, $500 wk.; s.e
loo; price. S2,795.
Down town light restaurant, busy
street; air cond.. stainless steel, seats
90; cost over $4,000 to install;
$40 day, increasing all the time;
price for very quick sale, 50, 900;
down, $1,000. Hurry!
Coffee shop, downtown; stainless steel
and tile; air cond.; cost 100000
to equip; $4,000 with $1,000 down
Restaurant, uptown; S125, day, short
bus; air cond., corner loo: a golden
opportunity for $4,000 down
Variety, del, $3.50 wk.; pinball mach.
pays rent; soda fountain. sand
+Wiches. magszines; $4,000 down.
$500; rent, 500. Near bus depot;
Rooming, nr, Dupont circle; 1853 inc.
$1,000: bal, $40 mo-; q real bargain.
A. R. Seelye, DI. 1895
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Mr.. WALTER REEL
HOME AND INCOMI
PRICE. Sl4,5OO,

PRICE. Sl4,b00
ASSUME $4,000 4G LOAN
S72.oi Monthly includes Everything
4s UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
OPEN 1870 TO DARK
Semidet brick, 6 rms. .Liv. rm., din.
rm.. modern kit. and powder rm.
on 1st FIR. 3 bedrms. and bath on
End fir Gas hot-water heat. Call
Mr.. Saginor, RA. 6-4051.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2gOo
Evening star., 1953-11-08
HOUSES sALE-N.w. Cont

NAVY YARD. 735 Sth st. s.e.-Beau-
tiful 5-rm. apt, md f.; 2-rm. apt
on 3rd 4. Ma. S-s321 or EN-. 2
51S1, MR.. REVIS. Ill
FOR SALE BY OWNER, 3-bedroom
home, recreation room, screened
back porch overlooking deep back
yard. Close to schools and trans ans
EN- 3-3271. IS
SMALL TOWN HOUSE, north Of Du-
pont Circle-2O feet wide, brick. in
good condition with large living rm.;
large dining rm., bedrms.. and 2
baths. Third floor suitable tor apt.
Priced to sell at S1S,950, terms.
PIease eall u Mr. Gavin Iaoo with tn, H. g.
BY OWNER-open for inspec daily
6326 N. Capitol st. NV. Lovely g.
yr. -old semidet. 6-rm. brk. home
Ia baths. full bsmt., gas heat
storm windows; imac. cond.. Assume
~ GI loan, Mo. pymts. OF ST 20
pays everything. Full price, Sl3,750
2-4964.
SETTLING ESTATE-This is the
only reason this house is for sale!
Kennedy, NV. it offers '"conven-
hadrn lent home and t6s incomsi Cor Cor br:,
OGdi Al O1 lAANs WI AAWAl.f sol
bsmt. Good income % Great op- p
portunity for reasonable offer" By
apptmnt. only. w. B. REALTY, ia.
9-0S94. RE. 7-0676.
"LOyELIEsT RAMBLER IN sHEP-
Price LOVER than Comparable
TO-DAY, TO s. will positively
sell today" Attractiyely designed
of brick and stone. Alluring floor
plan atfording unusual spaciousness
and natural brightness. Breathtak-
ing 24ft, lit, rm. W. marble fire.
place, real din. rm., restful den.
heart-stirring kitchen, 3 gorgeous
bedrms., 2, refreshingly tiled BATH
rms, Sizeable bSmnt. W. fireplace,
maids rm. .and, bath, gas 1wh: with
cooling unit. large, level drive. IN
gar. slate roof, copper plumbing;
All materials and workmanship OF
highest quality. All materials and
xorkmanship Of highest quality, quality
with country atmosphere and city
conYenienees, at 7024 Alaska Ave;
NV, inst off 10th st. w. B
| REALTY. ia. 9-OS94, RE. 7-0676
ON 18th ST. NV. mr.. Kennedy
overlooking Rock Greek Park-Det
brick sH rms 111s,a and path xa os Sa neat eat
| FRANK NJ. DOYLE, Realtor, DI
7-7965 or WO. 6-2637.
IF ST. NV blk. from state Dept
| and GWU-S rms. and bsmt. apt;
| all rented: full price. S1S,5O0. incl
| furn.; $4,000 down, SIP mo-. room:
| pay for house. Box SS-Z. Star.
INR. 10th AND MADISON SITS. NV.
| l41S Madison St.--Open l-6-OWn-
! er must sell comfortable. det. ma
| sonry home en- exclusive street. The
| house has reception hall, large. lighl
! liv. rm. with firepl., new powder rm.
din. rm. has bay window, lge. mod
ern kit. bedrmS., : ceramic white
! tiled baths. l with stall shower: oil
/ h.-W.h; slate roof; lot 45Xl57 tC
alley: garage. The price, Just ovel
$4,000. Low down payment. witt
convenient terms. MEzZANOTTE &
CO.. CO. $4,000; ewes. co. 5-3711
CALVERT ST. NV, $500 BLK. q
BLK. OFF WIS. AVE- FINE .BRk
HOME OF 6 RMS, 2 TILE BATHS
| GARAGE; LOW COST HEAT. MOD
| ERN KIT, DEEP YARD. REC. RIM.
| ETC. SQUARE TO SCHOOLS
TRAAIMEsP; AND STORES. oFFEF
Join L1PscoMB & co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
CHEVY CHASE
5O45 RENO
~~-NT n s6ITV

5O45 RENO
OPEN 9 TIL 5
Close to best schools, owner-built
fine home, 4 bedrms. and 2 baths
on End f.; rec. rm., det. garage,
fenced yard. Reasonably priced.
Attrac. financing with lge. 1st trust
avail. Call Mrs. Chandioux, ia.
S-7166 or DE. 2-1137.
J. c. CHATEL
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
COLORED-PETwORTH
OPEN SI SSTINpAAAYyii AAyii / l 70 8 Pm.

III DGLlfkI IIllD q .. N.Ws
(Out 9th Just Above Decatur ST.
Newly decorated, 6-rm. and bath
brick home; convenient to shopping
rransp., near Sherman Circle z
porches, large liv. rm., full-sizeo
din. rm.. pantry. full bsmt, Reason
able terms. Call Mr.. Shuman. DU
1885.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th St AID. 4-2005
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MT. PLEASANT
TOP VALUE

4 BEDRMS.-1A BATHS
osEN sENrpEPReEhD E2RAxi EAdHNr. RN; 1EESE NE@.
GAR. S15.950. TERMS TO SUIT
Mr.. Gilbert. EN-. 3-3639, on prem
ises. 1741 KENYON ST. NV.
BUR. OF. STANDARDS
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BE YOUR OWN
BOSS
SERVJCE STATTON

cation. Now for lease by National
Marketer. Attractive leasing ar
rangements will be offered to dnan-
cially reasonable applicant. Box
2S5-X Star 10
Evening star., 1953-11-08
xI. 9-6644. TIE. e-7343

AL BAKER & SON, INC.
1l6 8. st. Asaph St, Alexandria, Va.
XII. 9-6644. TIE. 6-7343
Evening star., 1953-11-08

Package Liquor, NV.
owner quotes over 81. 200 wkly.. 16T
ern and air cond.; substantial cash
REQUIRED. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated.
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Self-Service Market NV

Owner quotes over $500 monthly;
= a lot less than cost Of stock and
fixtures. Must be sold. No reason
able offer refused. Exclusive. Ewes.
and Sun. Al Litoff. III. 7-hbQd.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

COFFEE SHOP-BEER, NV.
head: reasonable rental terms to
responsible people. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
SEI EI.E-SERVICE MKT

Owner SH1;T SDSte: DS :,o:t s220o zoo. ysIy o xt
steal at S11 900, lock, stock and
barrel Wonderful terms to re-
Sponsible people. Exclusive. Ewes
and Sun, Sam Blanken. ia. 9-09q5
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Rp1 T G. NJ w MA no~o
Evening star., 1953-11-08
S19.95O

4 Bedrms., 21a Baths, Gar.
3637 Warren st. NV.
OPEN SUN. 1-6 PM. Spacious brick
home west Of Conn. ave. Liv. rm
with flrepl... sep. din. rm., equipped
kit. with breakfast area. plus
inclosed porches; full bsmt. with out
side entr.; oil h.-w. heat. Immed.
poss. Areas best buy. Mr.. Piver
HE. 4-7216. on premises.
AN INVITATION
Evening star., 1953-11-08

COLORFD-HOME AND INCOME
Near 10th and Monroe SITS. NV. 6
large rms. and balh home, IA excel
lent location. Also attr. liv. rm..
kit. and bath apt. in bsmt., easy to
rent Asking only S13,950 on easy
terms, Call Mr.. Shuman. DU.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

DETACHED BRICK
1888 Tuckerman st. NV.
Owner Leaving Town
OPEN SUN, 1-6 PM. Beautiful 1st.
FLOOR POWDER ROOM, MAHOG.
ANY-PANELED LARGE DEN; 3
bedrms.. 2 baths, plus large sur
room lcan be 4th bedrm.l; finished
detached brick gar. MANY EXTRAS
PRICED BELOW MARKET VALUE
Mr.. Blanken, TU. 2-3161. on prem
Evening star., 1953-11-08

Four bedrms.. , baths, liv. rm., din.
TaE. rm,. kit:a reception hall and den;
aeep ysro' on h';T.h. Excel. neigh-
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ROOMING 8 5.Sj & TOURIST
ROOMING HOUSE

il rooms. 2 baths. heat free: $125
rent; 100 block of Independence
ave Sc. across st. from Congres-
sional Library; income quoted $3.50
mo. average only; $3.50 down.
DNNA"NH HNT1GE1
Evening star., 1953-11-08

American Univ. Pk.-$21, 500
EXCELLENT TERMS AVAIL.
Beautifully decorated frame home IN
perfect condition. Reception hall,
iiy. rm., din. rm., separate breakfast
rm, and den on 1st fir.;s3 bedrms.
nursery Or study, tile bath on 2nd
f.; recreation rm.. "a bath In bsmt.
porch, garage. Quiet street. Close
to transp., schools and shopping.
once open Sun.
Town 81 Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
Evening star., 1953-11-04
Area SchooImen Attend
4-Staie Conference Here

School officials from nearby
Maryland and Virginia will be
among $50 educators from a
four-State area attending a two
day conference tomorrow and
Friday at the Hotel 2400.
The meeting is a zone confer
ence of the Associated Public
Schools Systems for school per-
sonnel from Maryland, northern
Virginia, Delaware and eastern
Pennsylvania.
The zone chairman is Airing
ton School Supt. T. Edward
Rutter, who will preside at the
general sessions.
William M. BriSh of Hagers-
town. Md Washington County
school superintendent who is ma
tional president of the Associ-
ated Public School Systems. VIII
be present. He once was an as
sistant superintendent in Prince
Georges County.
William M. Schmidt, the
Prince Georges superintendent,
will preside at a luncheon to-
morrow which will feature talk
on atomic energy by George
Glasheen of the Atomic Energy
Commission.
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lets received in another Scrape
with East Zone police.
Left Prague Month Ago.
The three said they left Prague
October 3 after Red authorities
arbitrarily refused to let them
study at the Czech capitals tech
nical academy.
They identified the two COM
panions who didn't make it to
the West as Vaclav Svajta, a
sawmill hand and former land
owner, and Cybynek Janata, a
factory controller.
They gave this account of
their flight:
After crossing the Czech bor-
del on foot, they walked to the
East German town of Riesa, liv-
ing on raw potatoes and apples.
There they sold a cigarette case
and watch to buy railway tickets
Shoot it Out With Police.
1t was during this train ride
that East German police stopped
Evening star., 1953-11-04
By the A.seeiatsd Press

BERLIN, Nov. 4.-Three Czech
youths who shot their way out
of Red police nets across the
Soviet Zone of Germany waited
hopefully for word today the
West would grant them asylum.
One of them is in serious con-
dition from East German police
bullets,
The three told police authori-
ties here a hair-raising tale of
four weeks as the objects of a
vast manhunt, and of gun-blaz-
ing clashes with Red police
They left two companions be-
hind in the trek-one believed
captured and the other badly
wounded by machinegun fire and
either dead or taken prisoner.
The youths, who left their
Communist-ruled homeland
october 3, said they opened
fire at a police patrol that
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and Banner was hit in the
stomach.
The three staggered to an ele-
vated railway line leading to
Berlin. And even at this last
leg of the journey they had an
other close brush with death.
They jumped from the train too
soon and found themselves in a
Soviet sector station swarming
with Communist police who ap-
parently were looking for them.
Under a hail of shots, they
fled the station and managed to
sneak across the border into the
United States sector, where
American authorities took them
in custody pending a thorough
investigation of their story and
of their request for political
asylum.
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stopped them at a small railway
station near Luckau, about so
miles south of Berlin. Four of
the policemen were killed and
the rest fed.
Rewards Put on Heads.
The Communist press last week
reported the shooting of the four
policemen and announced re-
wards of 1000 marks each ($240)
had been placed on the heads
of the three as hundreds of po-
lice searched for them through
the suburbs of East Berlin. The
Reds claimed the youths were
part of Fascist underground" "
The three who escaped are
Czidard Maczin, %, and his
brother, Josef, 20, who were de-
scribed as sons of a Czech gen.
eral executed by the Nazis in
1912, and Milan Banner, 81, who
had been a student at the Prague
Military Academy.
Banner was still in serious
condition in the hospital after
an operation for removal of bull