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HOUSES FOR SALIVA

- Four-bedroom and
bath brick; lge. liv. rm., flrepl., sep.
din. rm.. bsmt. with firepl., oil heat,
14-acre lot. Ten Minis 70 Pentagon
via Ys.Isa1 Shirley fE hws nvSssd l. MCGEE K1oSG'
AffEXSNDRTA, ffAsl9Ns; ri 0osSa s2a. .s5o-Beautiful
Jefferson PARK: lovely. 3-bedrm., p
bath Colonial on a aSchoice wooded
lot; fine neighborhood; .highly con:
venient to PUBLIC and parochial
dSRntovn dSRGGs iasF PentaESS tEsG. EsnSe
slaS' sNassee: S1sA e1es. JE E 414a47. E.i iii "a
rambler, 3
bedrooms. close to school, new. al
seen Saturday or Sunday. OWNER,
ARIlNGToN, RI TsisSSsOh near aq' wash. Golf and
Country Club. 6-rm, brick Colonial:
excellent condition: beautiful yard
and trees; o. OWN owner 4el1 N. 18th
Colonial; top shape:
terms. OWNER, sacr. JE. 3-33s4.
ARMY NAVY COUNTRY CLUB ram
bier. located in beautiful Club Ma
Of owners immediate transfer to
Minneapolis A character home built
OF used brick and trimmed in the
Williamsburg manner. Delishtful
wide living room G7x21A. with ar
tistic beamed ceiling and Colonial
fireplace French doors open on O.
terrace; full-siZed dining room with
built-in combination linen cupboard
and china press. GE kitchen with
breakfast bar. den or guest bedrm
Two master bedrooms each with
private bath. Paneled recreation rm
with fireplace. Built-in garage. Stair
way to attic. The owner IS taking
than-one-vear-o quality home for
S3l $50. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO, Realtors and Insurers, Exclu-
sive Agents. Open tin 8. ia. Al
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New Hampshire Knolls
ITniversitv Park-S19. $50

1st-FL. DEN AND HALF BATH
PreWar detached brick located in this
desirable community. Near Univ. OF
Md. and public schools. Lge. liv. rm.
with frepl., full size din. rm.. lge.
kit. with breakfast room. den and
n bath, all on 1st A.: 3 excel. bed
ment; garage; lge. lot. Terms II de-
sired. Call Mr.. Mcintosh, EX. b
24S0; ewes. and Sun. AID. 2-6565
FRED A. SMITH CO. n
nAnI+nr. LILO In, e. ~ w
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5 BEDROOMS

TWO TILE BATHS
Professionally designed home on "a
acre lot near D. c. line. Only three
years old. in immaculate cond.
Knotty-pine den, 24-ft. liv. rm
with stone fireplace and beamcd
ceiling, big family-SiZe din. rm. and
amazing stainless steel kit, Eng
lish-type bSmt. Reasonably priced
w. r. Hughes Co.
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R11rnino Tree Vallev

Just of Bradley blvd; acre wooded
lot: 3 bedrooms. 3 baths, brick ram
bier with separate dining room
Above ground basement with knotty
pine recr. room. Area of fine homes.
A bargain at S34.95O. OIL. $4,000.
Ewes. OIL. 2-0447. WEBSTER RE-
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RealtOr

SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
Assume CT loan on this detached
corner brick rambler, with bright
rms. and fun bsmt. Extremely low
down payment. Monthly payments
less than rent. Full price. S14.250.
Call MR.. FREDERICK, EN-. 3-7220
a
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Lovely detached all-brick home, Just
5 years old, in splendid condition I:
center hall, 1st-hoor lavatory; 3
fine bedrooms and bath. End floor
private rear screened porch over
looking a lovely garden with ahun-
tionally nice, dead-end. quie: street.
Mr.. Shsckleford, Ma. $4,000; ewes.
and week ends. JU. 5-660S. BOSS
&. PHEI PS. INC, 1417 K st. NV,
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CAPE COD ACRE

ENTERPRISE RID.
JUST OFF DEFENSE HWY.
Three bedrms., 2 baths, uv. rm. with
hrepl.. din. rm., kit, full bsmt.;
must sacrifice. r. A. HUMPHREYS,
MA. S-h0o0: ewes LII l-4R11 IN
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BETHESDA-$23,5O0
NEW BEDROOMS

Large Colonial home: $1,000 down.
Offers 4 large bedrms. and bath on
2nd, H.: liv. rm.. din. rm.. 16x14
f.; fireplaces. att. garage and
lot, 170. IT. Ideal for large
family. 4s4eo loan and payments
like rent. Be sure to call JU,
5-7S20 for inspection. SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY INC OIL. 6-7S00. %
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
Rosemary Hills
2109 Spencer Road

PRICE AND DOWN PAY
MENT RIGHT FOR QUICK
SALE. Detached, 3 large bed
rooms. 2 baths, recreation
room, screened porch: gas heat:
attached garage. Perfect con-
dition.
DIRECTIONS: 18th, left on
East-West hwy, / mile to Sun
dale, right to Spencer. right to
house.
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Uncle Sam Set the Price
$4,000 CT WITH S1.500 DOWN
Gem Of six-room, streamlined, !.
clean. Features garbage disposal,
WESTINGHOUSE washer. clean gas
heat. storm windows. screens; on
soft front lot; high on q hill with
miles of view, located in nearby
and shopping If you can pay S6S
per. month, plus tax. phone Mr..
Bell at AID. 2-2@99.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 7-ISOO
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HOWARD r. SCHAFER
OIL. 2-b441 It'll SpM. 81

Convenient location: 5 bedrms.. with
2 full baths; full bsmt,; hv. rm.
with flrepl.; separate din. rfn.; as
sumo 4ss G1 loan; no agents. JU,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

STOP LOOKING - LOCATED IN
TARA AREA Is an older home ready
for plucking. Clean it and you will
clean UP. BEAUTIFUL la-ACRE
LOT, part of 1t can be sold for bldg.
Gail cal METzLER's arS' va Va. OFFICE ffe OLA IA.
5-7575. -
ALEX.-HOLLIN HALL
CLEAN, 3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
Fireplace. picture window. One OF
largest and best equipped homes in
suburb. Large. handicapped, corner
lot; fenced rear yard: city utilities;
mr.. school, bus, shopping. Monthly
payments, S62. All Fairfax rd,
BY OWNER, so. 5-S141. Ill
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hENo1INNJ ION
Dream Bungalow, $13,950
KENWOOD CLUB AREA
NEW COOLEY

OPEN DAILY i UNTIL DARK
Choice Of 3 architectural designs in
a beautiful residential development,
including two 52-ft. ramblers and q
Cape Cod. 2 ground-level bSmts.,
also corner home on approximately
l2,500 SO. IT. OF level Handicapped
ground. Out River. rd. to Kenwood
Springfield rd., l block to Ridge
field rd., right to our sign. Trades
considered.
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MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1894 14th ST. ADJ 4-2O05
LOCuST HILL, ESTATES

Larss 2;level house, 5 bedrms., spa;
BATHS. Nj Maids % rrr., n Electric I l Kit ruiiy aH,i
summer air-cond. Lge. lot. adj Rock
Greek PIX. Must be seen to be sp-
preciated. Priced at only &34 $50.
To see call Mr.. BROWN, MA. s-5740
or EN-. 3-9551 ewes. Ill
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$4,000

Now under $4,000 this unusual in
design new brick 3-level. 3-bedrm.
BRICK RAMBLER, in Silver Spring.
with more unusual features than We
have space to describe. Til q pm.
ST. 3-0550, DOROTHY K. WINS
TON 4, 20
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Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-940O
BETHESDA-$20,000
EADN6ETrrI1 DAADT I'D

Two-yr-old brick rambler in new
house condition on nearly - acre
area. large iiv. rm. in rear facing
wooded yard, large modern all-elec.
kit. 1la baths and situated close in
to Bethesda: $4,000 down; excellent
financing. For inspection. call JU.
5-7S20. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC,
OI R-@Sun
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CUSTOM RAMBLER
A floor plan seldom equaled in this
brick-and-stone rambler. Lge. Al
trust avail Center entr., spacious
liv. rm. with fireplace, lge. din. rm.,
3 twin-size bedrms. and 9 baths,
bright kit, brkfst. rm., English
bsmt. with recr. rm. and = bath;
built-in garage. CaH Mr.. WozLiak.
ewes. CO. 5-S545, OIL. 4-2S06.
KIRKS REALTY CO. REALTORS
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- WOOD ACHES
OPEN EYES. AND WEEK ENDS
Excellent 1-room homes, near schools
and playground, in this most de-
sirable community; 1st-hoor lava
tory and GE kitchen with breakfast
space; good financing. Call Mr.,
James Walker.
WOOD ACRES CONSTR. CORP.
OIL. 1920 Ewes. OIL. 6-S051
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SILVER SPRING

Real value in this 2-year-old quality
built rambler: center-hall entrance:
large liv. rm. with Roman brick
firepl.. specially equip. kit. 3 large
bedrms., 9 baths, plenty of closet
space, screened porch: full bsmt
with firepl.. buit-in garage: large
shaded lot. Price, $29,500, well
MSIMEAn poa1tor
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HOUSES FOR ALE-Mn.

BY OWNER-Leaving town in 2
weeks. Priced for quick sale;
bedrooms Il on 1st H.; 2 baths;
pine-paneled den; peri. cond.
throughout. 4lI1 Md. dr., Brook
mont Md. just of Macarthur
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
OPEN DAILY 1919
NEW BRICK HOMES
Sid Q50-10& nOWN

p11 ,COU-1 1U 70 DOW IN
WEST PARK DR.. AND UNIV. LANE
Uhy are theY the ~ fsstest selling
homes in this area? Drive out and
be amazed at the value offered. 8
large bedrms., SEPARATE DINING
ROOM, i "a ceramic tiled baths. rec.
rm in bone-dry bsmt Choice loca-
ton. facing Govt park, mr.. every
thing
TO reach: West Park DIR. is located
between Riggs rd. and Maryland
University, of University lane.
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HYATTSVILLE

HYATTSVILLE
New 3-bedrm. rambler. with spacious
liv. rm., ultramod. kit. full bsmt. /;
lge. level lot. Terms to suit.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1I66, WA. 1865, WA. 7-0636.
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RAMBLER-S11.9 $50

4WAA4VA~AA4S 3OOV
81. 600 down, plus settlement charges
and approx. SOS per month pays
everything. Located Just 20 min.
2-bedroom bunEalow has many ex-
tras. such as Anchor fence. storm
windows, etc. Large yard with
Evening star., 1953-10-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

TRUE BEAUTY--Sparkling 2-bedrm
rambler in Landover Hills. Has full
bSmt., recr. rm., maids rm., bright
kit. lovely grounds. Only $12,500
HARRY L. GODDARD, OIL. 4-7922.
A LOVELY HOME; almost new brick;
in West Hyattsville; din. rm., fire.
place. fun bSmt:, gas heat; IeI: Large lot
RfsEs1V sREsTWooD }D"1 Really iHf sR5u0'fFS c6 en-
BRICK RAMBLER, new. quality. built,
3 bedrms.; 20 min. from downtown:
wooded B-acre lot; in subdiv. of
fine homes. $1S,95O. LO. 7-90S5.
CHEvERLY-s-rm. brick. full bsmt,; j;
cond.; mr.. schools and churches:
transp. at door. WA. 7-7996 after
WE DOUBT that you can find better
buy for $4,000 than this 5-yeaf-old,
:3-bedroom, brick rambler, with full
but conveniently located dead-end
street Purchase direct from owner.
assuming A. first trust and making
whatever down payment you IKE.
Pf Tr1m Peace Gross go sSsety sf mile mile
Sunnybrook and proceed $50 yards,
bearing right to 5605 Spring st.
Open all day Saturday and sunday.
EVENINGS and weekdays call JU.
ASSUME sG CT LOAN; 81 900 down;
by owner; 3-bedrm. brick. full bsmt.;
gas heat; Hollywood. College Park.
WE. 5-4754 or RE 6-5711. IL
THIS is IT.! Immaculate modern
brick bungalow. 2 lge. bedrms. down,
big expand. attic for 2 add. bedrmS.
Fireplace in spac. liv. rm.; dining
L." eXtra-large ultramod. kit; full
bsmt. with knotty- pine rec. nm. and
bar; auto. gas heat. Situated on
level Anchor-fenced lot, nr. schools.
transp. and shop. in lovely COM
munity of brick homes. A terriflc buy
at only S14,500, approx. $4,000
down, assume GI financing. 1mmed.
poSs. Call THE PERRY BOSWELL
CO.. WA. 7-4500 It'll s pm.
SHINING WHITE HON Z, only
$4,000. with $1,000. cash. for 6
rms. with hsmt.; on large fenced lot
in Takoma Park. Mrs. Nader, UN.
ABBA. with ALVIN EPLING, UN.
BRANDYWINE-Only $3.50 dn. on
"a of an acre, very nice Cape Cod
bungalow. :, he6rms. tile bath. lge:
liv. rm., mod. kit, dinette, 10xl B
util. rm. Finished expansion attic
with bedrms., oil &C. heat. Large
shade trees: immed. possession
T. = b 81 fBUIRcEss, 10. s-s512 It'll pm.
CAMP SPRINGS = BUNGALOW
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COLONIAI-S20 $50

Beautiful brick home in q desirable
Bethesda location, large iv. rm..
din. rm., modern kit. powder rm..
screened porch: End A., 3 twin-sized
bedrms,, tiled bath: full bSmt.; ga
rage; fenced yard.
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CUSTOM BUNGALOW

Doll house is the only way to de-
scribe this sweet little home. Five
full rms, side porch, full bsmt. and
most attrac. paddock fence. 1t really
is cute!
w. R. Hughes Co.
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3-BEDRM.. 2-BATH

Brick bungalow, liv. rm. with fireplace.
lge. din. rm.. equip. kit, 1 bedrm.
with tile bath on 1St A.; bedrms.
and bath UP: full bsmt.; oil heat.
Very good location.
Evening star., 1953-04-12
BY william J. MoYer

TN THESE days of astro-
l. nomical Government ex-
penditureS, 1t is refreshing to
realize that at least one
agency, the Forest Service, is
in the black-in fact, making
money.
The profits are made
through the sale of timber,
the issuance of water-power
and land-use permits and the
granting of grazing privileges.
For the fiscal year that ended
last June, expenses were a
little more than $50 million
and income more than ST.
million-a profit of more than
$11 million.
Prospects for this fiscal
year seem even better. Dur
ing the last six months OF
1852, the service deposited
almost $44 million in the
Treasury, an increase OF
nearly 81 million over the
amount turned in during the
last half Of 1851.
All in all, the Forest Service,
a division of the Department
Of Agriculture, looks after
some 208 million acres Of land
in the United States. 1t
doesn't seem to be generally
known, however, that more
than a million Of those acres
lie along the rugged, noun
famous western boundary OF
virginia.
They make up the George
Evening star., 1953-04-17
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Evening star., 1953-04-17
u. 5. Of Europe Coming,
Adenauer Tells Harvard
By the Associated Press

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April II.
West German Chancellor Kon-
rad Adenauer today set the
United States of Europe" as a
goal which he said would be
reached "by the force of gravity"
He spoke at Harvard's Faculty
Club.
European unity has been the
keynote struck at the end of
Mr.. Adenauer's 13-day visit to
the United States and Canada.
In New York yesterday he pre-
dicted that elections for a
European parliament would be
held by early 1854 for the first
time in history.
Mr.. Adenauer paid tribute to
the help Harvard and other
American universities have given
Europe and its schools since the
war. He announced, as he had
at Georgetown and Chicago
Universities. the gift of a schol-
arship that will enable a Harvard
exchange student to live in Ger
many for a year.
Mr.. Adenauer is to leave early
in the afternoon on a plane of
the Royal Canadian Air Force,
but he will be back in the United
States tomorrow for a few hours
before his departure for Ham
burg. The chancellor has to be
in Germany for an important
political convention of his party,
the Christian Democratic Union,
Evening star., 1953-04-17
Failure to Mention
Formosd En1phosized

TAIPEH, Formosa, April II
(P.-President EisenhoWer's ad-
dress drew mixed reaction here.
The Central Daily News, which
frequently reflects official Chi
nese Nationalist views, voiced
disappointment that Gen. Eisen-
hover failed to mention Formosa
as the key for restoring freedom
to the China mainland.
But the Min Chu Evening Post
hailed the address as a far
sighted one which would clarity
the confused situation caused
by Soviet Russia's peace offen-
Sive.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
SnoWstormS Move
Through Midwest
By the Assoeinfed Press

Mid-April's cold and wet
weather continued it's unwelcome
stay over the mid-continent and
Rocky Mountain areas today.
Another spring snowstorm ap-
peared on the way for several
sections.
Snow fell early today in parts
of Wyoming, Colorado, Montana,
the Dakotas and Nebraska and
headed for Midwest areas. The
Weather Bureau in Kansas City
issued a special warning for
heavy snow in Northwest Kansas
and Western Nebraska-with an
accumulation of from 3 to 6
inches.
The Weather Bureau in Chi
cago said the fresh snowstorm
developed in the Northern and
Central Rockies and moved into
Northwest Nebraska. Snow was
in prospect for parts of Iowa,
Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Temperatures dropped to near
zero in North Dakota early today
with a reading of 8 above at
Minot. Readings generally were
below 20 degrees in the far
northern plains States and the
northern sections of the upper
Mississippi Valley.
It was a little cool in the
Southeast today but tempera-
lures were around seasonal levels
in most other parts of the coun-
try. There was ligth rain in the
New England coastal region and
in Northern Nevada and parts
of Washington and Oregon.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
BY the Associoted Press

LONDON, April 17.-President
EiSenhower's peace program
heartened Western Europe today.
Many expressed doubts of
Russia's reaction. But there also
was a swelling tide of hope that
the new rulers in the Kremlin
might use this moment to relax
the East-West conflict.
The liberal Manchester Guard
ian said editorially:
"The President has been en-
abled to make this statement of
policy by the death of Stain
and the Signs-as yet impreciSe
that the new Soviet govern
ment wishes to see a relaxation
Of the conflict between East and
West.
Without the hope that a
relaxation can in fact be
achieved, the speech would ring
somewhat hollow"
The London Star, also liberal,
said:
1T is Moscow's opportunity
as the President said, to help
turn the tide of history"
Communist morning news
papers in East Germany ignored
Gen. Eisenhower's speech. In
divided Berlin the Red papers
in the eastern sector carried not
a line about it.
Played Up in West Berlin.
West Berlin newspapers
splashed the story over their
Evening star., 1953-04-17
Juvenile Dope Use Called
Epidemic in Los Angeles
By the A.sociated Press

YUMA, Ariz., April 17.-Use
of narcotics by juveniles has
reached epidemic proportions in
Los Angeles, a public health
official of that city reported here
yesterday.
DR.. L. S. Goerke, president of
the Western branch of the Amer
lean Public Health Association
and director of the Bureau of
Medical Services, Los Angeles
City Health Department, made
the statement.
He told delegates to the Ari-
zona Public Health Association
convention that the problem
stemmed from nearness of the
Mexican border.
why can't we plow up poppy
fields in Mexico much as we killed
diseased cattle during the recent
outbreak of hoof and mouth
disease there?" he suggested.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
Diminishing Presidential Smile
Reflects Stress of Busy Day

motioned to Mr.. Griffith to pre-
cede him down the steps to the
box as the Army Band struck
up Hail to the Chief"
Awaiting him in the box were
Chief Justice Vinson, Vice Presi-
dent Nixon, Speaker of the House
Martin, House Majority Leader
Halleck, Republican Senators
Ferguson of Michigan, Bridges
of New Hampshire and Millikin
of Colorado and Democratic
Senator johnson of Texas. Sen
ator Taft, Republican, of Ohio,
joined him 10 minutes after the
game started.
Ken Wood Makes Catch
After Mr.. Nixon and Speaker
Martin took part in the flag
raising ceremony in center field,
the President tossed out the first
ball. 1t was caught by Out
fielder Ken Wood of the Mats,
who took a mighty leap and
pulled it in with both hands.
AS the President threw the
ball right-handed with a high,
hard overland, the friendly
crowd behind him yelled "Fore!"
A cartoon in yesterdays Star had
satirized the ball-tossing scene
that way. in view of the Presi-
dents fondness for golf.
The photographers, supple
mented by few camera Garry
ing ballplayers wanted the Pres
ident to repeat the first toss. BY
that time. the umpires were in
their usual pre-game huddle with
the managers at home plate.
The President heaved the ball at
the plate, grazing Umpire Bill
Mckinley in the back of the
pants.
The President was coatless
when he strobe to his box. He
had his coat on within minutes
and his collar up within 10.
When he departed at 2::33, the
score was 4 to 0 in favor of the
New York Yankees.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
Germans AIIot S285, 900
In U.S.. Public Relations
BY the Associcted Press

BONN, Germany, April IT.
The West German government
has allotted $2S5, 900 to a New
York public relations firm for
the year starting July l. The
government says the purpose Is
ito develop understanding for
the German political, social, cul-
tural and economic problems. Z"
The same concern-Roy Ber-
nard Co.. Inc.-had smaller
contract this year. German Off
cials say their spending in the
United States is modest COM
pared to that of other nations.
The United States itself is
spending $26 million a year for
information houses, radio sta
tions. a newspaper, films and
similar international outlets in
Germany.
Evening star., 1953-04-17

President Eisenhower yesterday
put in a strenuous day for a
healthy man - and he wasn't
feeling healthy at the time.
He delivered a nationally tele-
vised foreign policy address tc
the American Society of News
paper Editors.
| He tossed out the first ball to
| open officially the American
League season at Griffith Stadi-
up and stayed in his box for an
inning and a half.
He spoke again at civic cele-
bration in Salisbury, N. C.
And he made a round-trir
airplane flight to and from Au-
gusta, Ca, and a couple of au-
tomobile trips in between.
His famous smile grew weaker
as the day grew longer but he
maintained the schedule he had
set himself.
Remains in Ante Room.
The President remained in a
small room adjoining the ban
Quet room at the Statler until
just before l pm, when he be-
gan his address.
Guests at the head table no
ticed that by the time the Pres
ident reached the closing para
graphs of his address his voice
frequently weakened and some
said they had difficulty hearing
him at times. They also noticed
that heavy perspiration broke
out on Gen. Eisenhower face
near the end of the speech.
But he had promised to throw
out the first ball at Griffith Sta
/ dium and he did.
Despite illness and a brisk
cold wind, the President acted
like a ball fan for the 80 lr4ixa-
utes of the game he witnessed.
He kept his eyes glued on the
playing field, even when his COM
panions talked to him. He SIM
ply nodded his head and kept or
watching.
Like the typical fan, he sal
forward with shoulders hunched
coat collar up and hat pulled
down.
Nixon Departs Early.
Gen. Eisenhower wasn't the
only one who left early. Even
Vice President Nixon-who an
nounced in advance he planned
to see the game through-exited
at the first of the ninth. So did
a lot of other disappointed Sen
ator fans.
Escorted by Clark Griffith
president of the Mats, Gen. Eisen-
hover reached his box beside
the Mats dugout at las pm. HI
Evening star., 1953-04-17
Evacuation of Red Troops
To Monchurio Demanded

SEOUL. Korea, April IT, (P)-
Commenting on President Eisen-
hoWer's speech, a South Ko-
rean official today said an hon.
orable armistice in Korea can
be achieved only when all Red
troops retire to Manchuria.
Chang XII Bong, press secre-
tary to President Syngman Rhee,
said. however, he appreciated
Gen. EisenhoWer's efforts to
bring about world peace.