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Phone Blue. 2421
nee omen all day Sunday

OluCG OOCA gu O1y ouhOay.
cMIGSKN EARN Roda 1 ~ acres ,sc fronts
line, Is mi. to Leonardtown: 6-rm
house and Arm. tenant house. cleo
tricity, chicken house, 25x90 brooder
house, tobacco barn; one mi. from
public bus: priced $4,000.
Mr.. Waldorf, MD, 5-rm. bunga.,
porches. bath. electricity. 8 acres;
Is mi; to 2; G. line; nrice. $4,000,
Rison. Md. Indian Head 2S16.
3OO-ACRE FARM
IS acres In timber. bal. clear ant
In high state Of cultivation: excel
brict dwelling and outbldg.:: twt
streams. on property: farm equip
600: located 72 mi. south. nea,
culD HxMM IA REAL Ssa M STATE saHse'''
Center Theater Bldg. Fairlington
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NEW
Strout Catalog

JUST OUT MAILED FREE Farms
Homes. Ranches, Auto Courts. Re
sorts. Businesses. etc. GREEN Gov
Err, over 5000 bargains described
81. States. Coast-to-Coast. Pictures
often included. many easy terms
ITisef Termsa WORLDS IARd.
EST! 53 years service. Save thrt
STROUT REALTY, Tim Woodwart
Bldg, Washington, Sterling 3-3784
Al Dairy; Stocked
and Equipped
Rare sacrifice! Bldgs. in good re.
pair, insured for $4,000; very fer
tile soil. 107 acres. cropland: % bu
wheat per acre. 40 hu. oats per acre
etc. reported. fenced pasture wateret
by spring stream, home wo0dlot, as.
sorted fruit trees; milk. cream pick
UP, hamlet closely. city ADVANTAGE.
36 minis. Charming modern home,
rms. bath, running spring water
furnace, cleo, phone and porches
grade "a" harm 34x66, cement base.
ment. stanchions. automatic drink.
Ing cups: silo. dairy. etc: for inime.
diate sale. owner includes go hea6
f1ne dairy cattle, late model tractor
with Attachments, farm machinery
dairy equipment. tools and II
acres growing grains. II taken now
only S24 500. r. L. Zentz. STRnU1
REALTY. 407 Z. Baltimore st., Tan.
eytOWn, Md BARGAIN lists mailed fret
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LOT. 60x130. Evans Parkway area,
Silver Spring, $4,000; terms. JU.
S-S951.
AURORA HILLS. VA.-16-ft. 'front.'
age; sewer. water, sidewalks, I'm
ished streets included; $1,000 CASH,
bal. easy terms.
AURORA HILLS-Apt. ground, sewer
and water. Room for 90 units. M.
Pentagon, 10 min. to D. C. Cash
or terms.
10 LOTS, zoned for semidetached
houses. Good location; builders
terms.
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Opposite Mayflower Hotel
Attractive Office Space
Nearly 500 So. IT. on End Il. RE.
7-S6SS. 112O-A Conn. ave. =
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203h o.. 10-r. stone, Colonial house,
bath and cleo. fireplace in every
room. built in late 17OOs; good farm
bldgs., creek through farm: exc. To-
Gated. very picturesque; S35. 900.
1874 a., 1O-rm. frame house. cleo. and
water, barn. plenty Of hen houses.
other outbldgs., good water: located
in Clarke County. Va; $1,000.
81 a., 2 good houses, each with cleo
sites; only S11 900, " cash.
20h a.. Ter, 1h baths. stone Co.
lonial house, recently restored. all
new plumbing, oil hot-water heat
barn, spring house, other outbldgs.
excellent location: $4,000, $4,000
down payment.
II g., 6-rm. frame house, bath. cleo
and heat: located on Blue Ridge
MtS. exc. view; S21 900. furniture
included.
10 a., arm. log cottage. knotty pine
interior. bath and cleo, fireplace IN
living rm.; beautiful view: located
on Blue Ridge Mts.; S11 900, $500
sT S' a.. wooded, on Blue Ridge Mts.,
exc. location; $2,25O. Many other
BARGAINS in real estate.
c. c. ELSEA b SON. Realtors.
Blumont, Virginia
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soUTHERN MARYLAND

SOUTHERN MAhxLANO
Indian Head-Apt. house ground;
FLA critical financing available
Also 25 acres at city limits, $12.-
800; $1,000 cash.
Is miles from D. c., on Indian Head
slwy.-15 acres. level and claer
( miles from D. C. on Route 22s-
80 acres; 200-ft. frontage. mi.
deep; ideal for 30-home subdivision;
80 miles from b. C.. on Route 6-5o
acres with timber; $1,000 down;
total price. $500.
35 miles from D. C.-25 acres, wood
ed: 1000 It. on gravel road. 800 4.
on hard road; total price, $500.
80 miles from D. C.-35 acres, with
old houses. livable; $4,000.
81 miles from d. C.--115 acres, good
timber; 3.200-ft. frontage on hard
road; price, So, 900, terms.
Mr.. Rees. Indian Head 1909 or 1881
LYMAN C. DELE q CO.. INC. ST.
Q0kO0
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GOOD FARMS

16O-ACRE STOCK or dairy farm.
close-in; large stream, with 60-acre
meadow; good grazing or cropland;
10Q-ACRE FAMILY DAIRY FARM,
good bldss.. excellent herd and new
machinery; buyer can continue with
out additional expense; everything
EXCELLENT 3OO-AcRE stock farm,
carrying 100 head now; spacious IL
room home. with large trees and
spreading lawn; good bldgs.; long
hard-road frontage; $4,000
BUSINESSMAN'S close-in estate farm
Of AZ acres; large moderni1ed home.
outbldgs.. modern garage apartment;
all fenced; just q few minutes from
500-AcRE STocK and dairy farm.
12-room modern. stone house. 4
other homes, 2 huge bank barns.
dairy barn, silos: abundance Of
everything. needed; within driving
distance Of Wash.
STOP IN our once on q. s. $40 in
Gaithersburg, where you can get a
large selection.
CLOSED THURSDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS GAITHERSBURG 800
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OWNER. Wo. 6-4466.

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Indian Head-Apt. house ground
FLA critical financing available
Also % acres ct city limits. $12,
500; $1,000 cash.
ID miles from D. G., on Indian Heot
hwy -15 acres, level and clear
X miles nile from d. c. on Route e2s-
80 acres: 20O-ft. frontage. mi
deep: ideal for 30-home subdivision
So miles from b. C., 35 acres. with
acres with timber: $1,000 down
AZ miles from b. C.-25 acres, wood,
ed; 1900 It. on gravel road, 500 f
on hard road: total price, $500
So miles from 2; cs3S ss aS viii
81 miles from D. C.-115 acres, gooC
timber; 3,200-ft. frontage on hare
road; price. 50, 000;. terms.
Mr. Rees,. Indian Head 1902 or 1851
LYMAN c. DELE 8 CO.. me- ST
3-3oXUs 49,
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READY 10 DEVELOP 1913 ACRES.
Vic. Fairfax Country Club. 100 yds.
to golf course: water and trunk
rolling, excel grades for minimum
suhdiv. expense costs; best price and
terms to responsible bldr. or in
weston. c. LOUIS CAPUTI. Realtor.
JE. 2.1415. -
-ATTENTION-40 lots.
AL facilities; Kensington area.
Apt. house ground, soc per It;
Takoma PIX. CROSS q PERRY,
OIL. 2-0099. -
PRINCE = GEORGES COUNTY. ND.
Recorded subdivision Of 40 small
Graded and gravel surfaced streets
City water. 3-SI5. 600 brich houses
completed. sites face OF paved
state hwy. 3 blocks from Defense
hwy SwNER wo. 6-4486.
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FURNISHED OFFICE

AttractiveIy appointed pvt. once.
Central location Convenient to
Govt. depts. switchboard and re-
0optionist. Phone RE. 7-704O. II
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DANIEL 2. RAGALIE

1858 23rd st. South, Arl.. Va.
OF. 4-941O. ia. 7-1223. ID
SI,IO PER ACRE
$500 DOWN, $50 PER MONTH
Choice building sites, with frontage
on hard surfaced roads; 2 and 3
acre plots: Va mi. west Wash. -Balti-
more blvd. on Contee I'd; salesman
on duty Sunday. 10 to dark.
w. W. LEWIS. REALTOR
HE. 4-36o0 Ewes. WA. 7-4476
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20O-ACRE DAIRY FARM, 46-cow
|, dairy barn 3 silos. cattle barn. all
recessary oytbuild ings: Groom mod
stresm DSn &c scad ssnan ROAD n? s miles
to D. c.; milk check. $4,000 q month;
title. Price. SS5. 200; u cash.
los acres, Groom house, cleo, water
stream through farm: nice bank
barn. all necessary outbuildings: Just
on Baltimore pike, & miles to Fred
erick; vacant. you can move right
In, "A good buy and good terms.
5 acres, large S-room modern house,
near B.. & o. station. churches.
school: stores; on macadam road, 80
miles to 2. G.. Possession April ] St.
Cal W. A. Daniel, PoolesvilIe 211s.
2. Q. Dickerson, Nd, with J. VIM.
SON PETER. Rockville, Nd,
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WYATT BUILDING

w 7 Al 7 bU1IO1NO
We are now ready to consider ten
ant for approx 2,40O SO. ~. 70 pc
N. Y. ave. side of 18th floor: Con-
suit Mr.. Scott, SHANNON d LuCHS
CO, 1905 II st. n.w.l MA. S-2S45.
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l. 25 acres. modern Groom brick
porch, concrete block shed. spring
stream; main highway, 90 miles to
D. c.
2. 10 acres. on highway: level lime
stone land S-room house, in good
closed porches. deep freeze. Large
barn, silo and necessary outbuild-
ings; fenced; $50 900; 29Ho down
payment
Other farms. country homes, stores
and tourist businesses.
vile 1882, with SAMUEL e. BOG
LEY, INC. Rockville. Poplar
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LEONARD SNYDER
lei. 1911 La Plata. Md.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
RIVER FARM-132 acres: Colonial
house has !. r., d. r.. den. DOW. rm.,
kit. bedrn1S. and bath. fire-
places: tenant house, 3 barns;
PRINCE FREDERICK COTTAGE
6 rms. bath. central heat, acres,
90 AcREs-on boulevard: ancient
house, no oqtbldgs; $500. :,
the river. Many extras: $500.
Phone and come on down todayl
STEUART VAUGHAN
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ROUTE 30I-Main route South.
Finest business location. 9 acres.
d.0oo;ft; frontage. Price. $500.
select LOCATION N new Soo brick ranch
Il iron As' $4,000. .0A0s' i~OV''
$50 ACRES, both sides OF hwy. in
GLIDING farm and bldgs. Price, $55.-
600. Terms. SOUTHERN MARY.
LAND REALTY CO., below Waldorf
on Route 391: Phones; La Plata
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CHOICE ACREAGE

CHOICE ACREAGE
/. Carve your own domestic. Tracts
Of 5 acres and more on Difficuit
Run and other fine streams. Mag
nificent trees. Nearby Fairfax
County. $3.50 per acre.
2. 10 acres cleared. fine walled
spring.. S75 per acre. Near Forest
vile, Va.
3; acres, wooded. small spring.
$3.50 per acre.
4. Close-in Madeira School area.
0 to 10-acre tracts at $500 to 81, 200
per acre as whole.
HERMAN E. GASCH g. SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA. S-1254
Sat. and Sun. call Daleview 5-9152
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once Snace downtown, to suit your
REQUIREMENTS; convenient parking.
no. 2-678O.
iII5 EYE ST. N.W.-Clean, bright,
newly redecorated, incl. new as
phait tile a.; 2 lge, rms. (46O SO;
fly, lge. front window; heat ana
light Included in rent OF 500 10
P. j. WALsHE,, INC. ,o.
1115 Eye st. NV. MA. s-644oe
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

PoTo MAc RIVER ESTATE
"Chapman's Landing" an outstand-
Ing riyer-front farm, 20 miles from
washington; Early American brick
knoll with magnificent view over
Potomac River and Virginia shore;
wide center hall. charming stairWell,
II spacious rooms. 8 hreplaces. COM
plets modern conveniences; 3 farm
equipment included. 100 acres,
$4,000: additional acreage avail
II LEAsANT HILL FARM - Early
restoration; ~ rooms. basement. 8
high ridge with charming view; $40
acres 1877 cultivated; excellent soil
pEoducinE high.grade tobacco; suit
tobacco barns, tenant holise, farm
buildings good tenant farmer will
remain: desirable neighborhood; 80
R1 Rliss ii 6 NSTSo'2 %SoaAcco CATTLE
miles washinste sa on lsS Ssa rows Water eT
front; 100 acres arabic, excellent
soil; . rooms and bath; center hall
residence; 2 tobacco barns, farm
buildings; ducking shore, anchorage;
La Plata. MD.-Town residence on
Hawthorne DR.. Excellent neishbor.
hood 3-hedroom residence, bath.
basement. hot-water oil burner heat
water. S11o acre lot; Si5. 600.
TOBACCO FARM. near La Plata-
1873 acres. II arabic, 10 acres al
lotment Groom dwelling: electricity;
tobacco barns, good neighborhood.
PORT TOBACCO RIVER - 8 acres;
Beautiful building site; fine old
trees; near LA Plata. Nd; $4,000.
y 8. HWY. 901-Outstanding BUSH
ness sites; also homesiteS In fast
growing towns and on beautiful wa
ter front.
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HIDEAWAY RETIREMENT
SO acres on level hilltop in grass;
perpetual spring. natural spot for
3-acre lake; mountain view; build
your cabin on lake; miles from
Warrenton, Va, on State gravel
road. Out of State owner will take
$500 for quick sale. BY appt. only
ALTMAN REALTY CO.. ia. S-6436,
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Realtor
1924 Eye st. NV. Ma S-O4S4 Il
- ACRE, BETHESDA
Several unusually fine lots. from
$1,000 to $4,000 among attrac.
raInblers in well est. and con-
trolled community. wildwood Hills,
turn left on Old GEORGETOWN I'd. at
Bells Mill rd. We have ARRANGED
to sell these with nom. down pay
ment and bal. months over 3 yrs.
Salesman on property.
YELLOTT & CO.
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7O4 9th ST NV.
Room 24x7S; will do necessary re"
nairs; 5000 per mo. on lease.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1904 IAfh AZ NV AID, 4-2OO6
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DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE, 400
24O7 Price ave. wheaton. Nd. Sec
retarial service furnished II desired.
S75 per month rent.
+, g PRICE Il co.
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PRESEASON BARGAINS
new ultra-modern 2.neds
room masonry rambler. fireplace,
private pier: u acre; furn. REDUCED
price Ss.05O. Attractive terms IN
p lSsh u new SS-ibedrm. Cape Code in
Masons Beach. Expensien attic; nice
lot. Good value at $3.50: terms.
DEALE-"Skywater:" q, better 3zbed-
room year -round beach. home. furn:
Large inclosed porch, spacious
F PresS to a ssli ST. 300 S Terms
Observation-Disclosures e:bedroom
retirement home. insulated. nicely
furn.., inclosed porches: landscaped
lot. "A rare bargain. $3.50 on exc
b. M. opuM., Exclusive Agent
several others specially priced from
S5,25O. Drive to Desle and call
MP RICE West River 67O3.
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PING RIIIIDING

paneled, custom-built
front corner suite, available soon.
Select tenant may enjoy long-term
suitcase at only $1,000 pei. year,
to include planted picture wall with
attached reception desk and other
special facilities. Consult Mr.. Scott,
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.. 1905 II
e n M MA 2-O246 Il
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B-24 THE SUNDAY STAR
INDUSTRIAL PROF. FOR RENT

Washington. D. C.
SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1858
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1922 EYE ST. NV.
Air Conditioned
1st FLOOR SPACE
APP. 5000 square feet Of once
space avail. for INN. occup. Front
and rear entrances. Plate glass win
dow, foureScent lights. Reas. rent:
To inspect call LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
g. CO.. 1415 K st. NV.
CAPITOL HILL, CORNER
GROUND FLOOR, FRONT
Three rms, each with pvt. entr.;
sep. or as . suite; newly redecor.;
fln~--scent lights. Venetian blinds;
janitor service: insp. wkdy., ewes.
or Sun. by calling Ii. 1924. Il
FURNISHED OFFICE
Aetractiyely appointed pvt. once.
Central location. Convenient to
Gnvt dents. Switchboard and re-
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SILVER SPRING
New listinss With street curb and
gutter and all utils.; singles and
small groups.
Also. several choice 1-acre lots still
avail. In Spring Brook Forest. Call
JU, 1851.
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100 ACRE dairy. farm. Groom house
and corn house: nice tenant house;
plenty Of running water on farm;
on gravel road; price. $4,000.
70 acre. .s S-rm: frame house, water
bldgs.. nice stream. long road 'front.'
age: good location; price. S13 500.
40 acre stock farm: frame house.
large bank barn; price. 1872. 900.
6 acre. S:room brick house; make q
7so. csii Damascus N rses sss af or s5sb.
JERRY T. WILLIAMS
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PRINCE GEORGES co.
II acres, approximate; has 1.s00.ft.
paved-road frontage. partly on No.
224, in o fast-growing, easy-com-
muting distance to Washington
community; near school. stores and
churches; improved by good.conaite
development location, reached via
South Capitol st. Bridge and Indian
Head highway. For information
921 18th st. NV. or Mrs. White,
Fairview 2-4463.
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80 ACRES. 4 ROOMS; sportsmen
lodge; spacious knotty pine paneled
on n Trout Ei' stre nTepf S .e SSrdes King
grass. 10 acres wooded; lots Of
quail; mr.. foot Of Sugar Loaf; 35
miles D. C.: $4,000.
205 acre: Seneca Dawsonville area;
lge. southern Colonial house with
bath and heat: 50xSO barn. cattle
sheds. ETC.. all in grass or crop,
good stream, / mi. hard road 'front.'
age, high elevation; % miles D. c.;
10 acres: woodfield- Damascus area;
oil heat. 2 Ice. new firenlaces, mod.
ern kitchen. some woods, nice
stream, fast growing area; 81 mi.
] acre; 4-room house: $4,000.
$50 acre dairy farm, Groom house,
40-cow D. c, barn, maternity barn.
s stc;. on On hard ro 9 81 mile 2: G.;
Broker. Poolesville 1862,
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FIVE ACRES

TIVE AONGO
Marlborough I'd. opposite Govt.
experimental farm: $3.50 per acre.
Up to 100 additional acres ct lower
price behind this 3 acres.
YELLOTT & co.
Realtor
1924 Eye st. NV, MA. S-04S4 Il
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-02-03

laws by the state legislature
which will guarantee equal job
opportunities and will press Wig
orously for a strong FEPC.
Springfield has been selected
as headquarters for the campaign
and an office, secured by DIR.
Z. A. Lee and Kenneth Barton,
rs located Mt 1879 South 9Th
street. Mrs. Margaret Smith will
serve as office manager. A. L.
Foster who has been handling
publicity for the state conference
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-02-03
NAACP OPENS OFFICE
FOR FEPC DRIVE

The Illinois State conference of
the NAACP branches is launch
ing the most intensive campaign
for the enforcement of civil
rights and for greater job OPP
portunities, ever attempted in
Illinois, according to an an
nouncement by Paul E. Thurlow,
president The Illinois confer
ence is spearheading the cam
paign to secure the passage of
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-02-03

will serve as director, spending
at least two days each week In
Springfield during the period that
the legislator is in session.
Foster, who in part owner of
the Washington Shirt manufact-
uring company, he served on
two state commissions; the
Board Of Unemployment Compen-
sation and the Confession for n
Study of Urban Conditions
Among Negroes and once con-
Quoted lobby against residcn-
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-02-03

tlai segregation for the Chicago
Councils of Negro Organizations.
tie is an independent in politics
ana his appointments to commiss.
IONS were by Cows. Henry Horn.
ef' democrat and Dwight Green,
republican.
ATTY. William r. Ming, Jr., Of
the university of Chicago law
school faculty. Is chairman of
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-02-03

budget committee which will
sponsor the sale of FEp. NAACp
buttons To underwrite the effort.
Leon Stewart. service station
operator at i4th and jefferson.
IL in charge of the local sale Of
buttons.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-02-03

Patronize TIMES Advertisers
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Freed POW 0usfed
By Army as DisIoyaI
by the As.eeio.ed Pres,

SAN FRANCISCO. June 30
One of the first Americans freed
in the disabled Korean war
prisoner exchange in April has
been discharged from the Army
as "disloyal and subversive."
The 24-year-old ex-corporal,
Paul F. Schnur. jr., had been
held virtually incommunicado by
the Army since he was handed
over by the Reds April 20.
A 9Th Army spokesman said
yesterday the undesirable dis
charge" was ordered by the ad-
jutant generals Office in WASH
ington. He said it is not a dis
honorable discharge and does not
deprive the holder of any rights
or benefits of a veteran.
Schnur was awarded a Bronze
Star for valor in Korea before
his capture in 1850.
His father. active in the
Save the Rosenbergs" move
ment here and now associated
with Vincent Hallinan, one
time independent Progressive
Party presidential candidate, re-
fused to comment on the Army's
action. He SAID his son is vaca-
tioning in Spokane, Wash. The
father was Cnce secretary-treas-
urer of the CIO council here.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Barbara Rockefeller
Truce Expires Today
by the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, June 30.-The
matter of Barbara (Bobo) Rookie
feller's continued occupany Of
her estranged husbands Park
Avenue apartment may be set
tied today,
The 36-year-old Mrs. Rookie
feller, who moved with their son
into the apartment over the
week end. told newsmen yester-
day that attorneys had arranged
a four-day truce ending today.
Under this truce. she said. she
had been allowed unrestricted
use Of the apartment until some
time today.
Mrs. Rockefeller held q news
conference to explain her sudden
arrival in the apartment. She
came here with her 4-year-old
son, Winthrop Paul, from an
Indiana farm. She said she was
trying to preserve the marriage
for the sake of the boy.
There were suggestions she
might have to move with the
boy. and a woman friend who
accompanied her. into a hotel
after today. However. Mrs.
Rockefeller herself was some
what vague on just what might
happen.
Mr.. Rockefeller. 40, has had
no comment on the apartment
occupancy. He is in Little Rock,
Ark.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Arlington Democrats Pick
Board Condidote July 20

Arlington Democrats will hold
a county convention July 20 to
nominate candidate for the
County Board.
The decision to select a Demo-
cratic candidate had been with
held in hopes that the Repub-
lican candidate, Richard L. Parli.
43-year-old architect, would
withdraw. It virtually closes the
possibility that a coalition of
both parties, designated Arling-
ton Independent Movement
(1AM), will offer a County Board
candidate this year.
The Democrats, however, de-
cided too late to let party mem
bers make their own choice in
the State primary July IA. Can
didates and convention dele
gates have until 6 pm. July 13
to file.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Rescue Squad Dispute

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Rescue Squad was the subject
of controversy today among
members of the Mclean (Va.)
Volunteer Fire Department.
The Mclean outfit contends
the Bethesda unit infringed on
their territory" in answering a
plane crash call Sunday in Nc
Lean. They've protested that
the rescue squad operated in
reckless fashion in responding to
a call they weren't supposed to
have answered. The Maryland-
ers, however, say they were called
to Mclean by a private citizen
who formerly lived in Bethesda.
They say the Mclean flremen
road-blocked Bethesda equip
ment answering the call.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Heat Seen CONTINUING
In 9Os, With Bare
Chance Of Showers

Taking the cheerful view,
swimming hole weather at it's
best has moved in for quite a
while. There's nothing in sight
between now and Sunday to
break a solid string Of sizzling,
D0-degree scorcherS.
The Weather Bureau expected
o high of 90 today, with just a
chance Of a shower this evening.
Tomorrow: Ditto.
That Just about goes for
Thursday. Friday. Saturday and
Sunday. according to long grange
estimates which figure tempera-
lures at 4 degrees above a nor
NAL high Of So and low of 6S.
Last nights 76 was the hottest
OF the year. and felt it. Tonight's
low may touch IS. the bureau
thought.
The humidity, which stood at
SO at 9 am. was declining as the
temperature rose. It probably
will go into the low SOS when
the mercury rises into the COS.
June so far has run about
degree above normal, while the
rainfall of 2.98 inches is OBJ
inches below par for this season.
Yesterdays 80 degrees, a mark
reached for the fourth straight
day and 18th time this year,
felled two workers. Both de-
scribed in good condition at
Casualty Hospital today, they are
George Jefferson, 48. colored, of
1924 East Capitol street, and
Earl Truce. SO, of Falls Church.
One note of comfort: Last
years hottest day was a 101 reg
istered as early as June 26.