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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

.sG1an ApT b 1Eis6 go apis IN best
JAMES Sas g 10th hoks Sss * tafH ss 'Rf' #f 5sns
NEAR 18th AND H, in the heart Of the
building. ] renting u for stSpn SO. 700 year and
LEASED leased sh years to exec @exGellently rated ma.
Can be hsnded With
non q LUcRs CO. 1905 H st. TN NV, NA.
s:FAMlLY 8: AZ APT, priced ss7,5oo;. income
sa san nj 81 64Ss Nsase BOSS SIS esP2 Ps iyss 1s sea
4.FAMflY ifll 4 E FIAT, II good ne. section clos.
snd o With Tn
for home and income combined; good con-
viii sHS9 atscsa sh qS B4oEs4s Df e Sos m
siix.UNIr coLoREp APT. each Unit
e0 @ sssse ss5'e Phone aS Rim RSe
H9ss 9ME owNEKs RAEhss AND SG tsT
excellent northwest apt. house. havs
from 4e vasSps sood PFss' o ne Ra
Morse, sH. 4977, with BROWN REALTY
SqRP RI,v Re Realtors Pu; s55s .,ns;tt,, 1s;2tot
5EIiESDA-6rlck plag. IN Al conoitlon.
rentai Sep Of T. s4's6S. Price, p $3.50 Shown shown
by appointment. Call e M. FRY, INC.
WI. GAO. ofics open every day until 9
s-YRs. oLD-Haye 8 modern 4,family
bsdrooms; IONS HARRY COHEN, RE 4771,
fWo 5eRooM and bath bricks: sood le-
GARD5NER 6 A ~ oSsa & CO. Realtors 1881 l st.
iNcoMEA1:GNir BRICK APT. bldss. .p
bssSy bss2 bH1 Wnf n he Dffa s1e 20
Eer fgrther tnfSrms'ion consgls TH
iNp ap1 0TS xv.Antr "A aIle to OK 5n1eb.e. o%se
pletely furnished apis. with income a si47
Ssss s. so sSs is{s 5ssSSsd SI ISL : R;
and 20 20 apartments: gross yearly income.
saGsse Deissa essS no sssE EAc RGAs &:
STONE, Realtor. 927 18th ST.. NV. Ma.
4osToRY BRICK STORE and once bldg.
located near 18th and Eye sts. NV; gross
income over $4,000 per annum. Shows
oyer oodda das: net return % on investFnent; ot1 NJ;
VACANT ( a wy = sTosY + sA'TSG BGbG'. 80 3oxse. % con-
sssts sefe aHs 1SF o6 tesms esa esH NO sos
Side Clinton. Nd, A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880.
37-UNTr GARDEN-TYPE APT. located in
Arlington. 4 years old, showing splendid
return. Call for details. A A. cAROZzA
EEaALToRs' sda1 1927 Penna. ave. Sc, At.
HAVE CLIENT with substantial cash who
is interested in purchasing apt. or COM
mercial property. INSURANCE AND REAL
TY ASSOCIATES, Conklyn Bldg Wilson
Bldg: and cooyyssthouse rd.' Arlington, GL'
200; 200 Blk. ONTARIO RID. N.w-l4 unis
apt, zoned End commercial; income. $6.-
financed. w. w. BAILEY. Ma. 1870. IL
HARD TO .BEAT-Store and furnished ,
apts., including grocery stock, etc, and
real estate. Good location near Capital.
Colonial white brick home and spts: To- -.
Gated on large lot in Takoma Park. Per-
feet condition. $4,000. CAREY WIN
STON CO., Realtors, RE. 1888, TIE. 1850.
COLORED-4-FAMILY APT, lie proit
Parx; rooms and bath each: very
low operating expenses; price, S1S,7bO.
Call NO. 4134 or EN-. 003s IL
PROPERTY WANTED.
MODERN APT BLDG. OF once bldg for
investment; no brokers. Cali Mrs. dame
court. MI. $3.50: ewes. or sun, Wo. $3.50.
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SUBURBAN REkT-MARYLAhp.

GROOM COLONIAL, new, Cheverly Land
over Hills area; gas air-conditioned heat.
LARGE LIv. RM, bedrm, kit. gas range,
refgr., sink and pvt. bath, cleo, h.-w.h.;
II mi from D. c. line: no children or
pets; $65 per mo. Call Gaithersburg
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E, tcon.)

coLoRED-NR. 18th AND D s.E.-va-
cant! vaeantl See this nne brick home
for good living; will appeal to the most
discriminating buyer. rms. semidet.,
compl. redecorated. like new throughout;
suitable for physician; lge. back yard with
both front and back porches: full bsmt.
Aet AZ quickly, See this house today, DIS.
TRICT REALTY AGENCY. EX. 6S4S. liz
COLORED-659 S. CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
$3.50 down, easy terms; z rooms. bath
coal hot-water heat. row. brick. Call
l404 L st. NV, MA. S036: home. GE
CCoLoRED BRAND-NEw brick homes,
s1,;5 S15oo downI9 it,bs large rooms: modern
aEcoastionfd RE- sss siRsf sfat NAfoNAt Gs III
C0LoRED PRoPERTY-S.E. SECTION, mr.
18th and D sts.-Duplex apt, 4 rooms
and bath each; rent one apt, live in the
other, rent free. Separate heat. gas and
electricity; $1,000 cash. balance monthly
9ARsHALL j. WAPLE CO. HSi Di. s34o. 1o'S
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.
COLORED-e23 r ST. S.W.-S35O down
Morris Cohen, with "A. M. DRAIsNEIR
1404 L st. NV, MA. s036: home. GE
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SITES FOR SALE.

UPPER CONN. AVE. CORNER with 100
feet on Conn. ave; also another site with
Soft frontage on Conn ave- very reason
ably priced For information. call WO.
1900 till pm, EDW. H. JONES & CO,
APPROX. 1 ACRE, zoned for apis; near
Va. end Memorial Bridge; sewer, water,
hard surfaced streets: priced reasonable.
Approx. acres, zoned apts.: good loc.;
priced reasonable.
Also much larger sites: good loc. Reas.
price. JUDSoN REAMY, Agent, CHI. $500.
Omen evenings till s Ia
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SELLING? we need properties Of all types;
homes, small and large investment proper
ties, acreage, building lots in groups. COM
merciai ground and buildings, Many clients
waiting and our sales force Is equipped to
hanuIe any deal We can deliver q complete
package-the sale and the financing. FRED
ERICK W. BERENs SALES, INC. 1928 K
ARE Al n'Yo You Na aaoiNG Shai TO SELL. Our organ:
ization will advise you on all details OF
the sale. We have several clients with the
money to buy. H. BR0oks PEEElSd q
/ PAY CASH or will sell for you. lots
houses or acreage; free appraisal. SCOTT
SANDERS, 1918 50. Cap. st. TR. 1868.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANT TO BUY for cash. three bedroom
bunsalow in nearby Va; must have mod
ern improvements and at least half an
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

I NEED approximately 1000 to 1900
50. It. of space for lisht manufscturins;i ma We
Reasonable rent. Ia. 3692. Call between
and pm. 10
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C. BIT
commsreioI Property for Rent Cont.

NEAR 14th AND R. i. AVE. NV. and a.
space suitable for use of doctor. dentist.
beauty shop or similar business consist
A. s. GARDINER & CO.. Realtors. 1881
L st. NV, MA. O334. III.
2ND CONfMERCIAL-S00-1 800 so. It.
Ideal for light manufacturing. Combination
Of work rm. and ofices.. Furrier. silver
smith. etc. Bldg. equipped with PASSENGER
and freight elevators with loading facilities
from alley in rear. Apply leasing dept,
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st.
LIGHT G F MANSUUFPAcTuRING. SUPA 1000 So It. in
Ia rw hreproof bldg, Mt. Rainier. Nd.
r.r siding avail. Cali THOS, D. WALSH.
INC, s15 11th st. NV. DI. 1851. IL
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coMMERcIAL GROUND FOR SALE

r. I AVE. N.E.-commerciai lot. s0xI so,
beyond District line. J. c. LEWIS. Broker
EGE. Mh soIf fof. Mr.. BUCKINGHAM; ideal for
II. IUDSoN REAMY, Agent, CH. $500.
Open evenings till Ia
62.0e7 so. FT; on busy ny: Vernon ave,
frontages Will sell all or part. Zoned
for garages. laundries. barbecues. etc. VIII
accept part cash, balance subordtnatsd 70
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

FOR RENT-1st commercial. and and 3rd
fioors, very desirable location, Minnesota
and Pennsylvania ave. s.e.: will conlider
renting as entirety or = individual ofnces
THE GA1Ls CO., 2o4b Nichols ave. Sc,
AT. 0666. -lo
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SAFE.

SILVER SPKINU-
Lot 50x10 90, corner.
Lot 50x110, with house.
Lot 60x120, with house.
3-story apt bldg.
$4,000 So Il corner sell. lease, up to
so years. GkUBB- 81. 1854.
10
e31s MINI. AVE. s.E.-1st commercial,
2-story brick. nice shape: 3 bedrms. oil
heat, full basement. hardwood floors; with
in one block Pa. ave. Sc. This area is
is scarce Price, S16.950. PAUL MUDD.
240s MINI. ave. Sc. FIR. 2056. TR. 3O3S.
COLORED-NW. SECTION, 1st commer-
c:al; S14,950 each; 1447-1449 You st.
NV; $500 down: rms. and bath each.
Call BOWI.ES & CO. NO. 500. II
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ouT-oF-rowh REAL ESTATE.

Land O. sun. One OF Florida Gulf Coasts
fastest growing, restricted communities
offers you to acre homesttes as low as
Hard roads, eiec., guar. title, For eeausi-
full, Illustrated, free booklet, write or phone
Paul z Harrison; l53S < ss pnw NE
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PROPERTY WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings for sale or lease. A. N. ROTH.
Bldg, RE 1880.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

REAL ES1AIe SAks ON sHSuATN0s.
MAKE FAIR OFFER as to rent downtown
list a., about 23x60. inc. ht.; brisht
been leased $3.50 mo-; sell. trade. Ss.
54 25-FT. LOTS, well located in Sc,
D. c., for colored houses or apartments;
ali improvements IN, For outrtsht sale,
exchange for income-prodaein property
or possibly outlying acreage.
Large modern stone house. silver Sprtns
area, containing /. rms. 4 baths. on y
acre with large trees WIN trade sae,esi
sibly Florida property. Call Mr. Israel
DI, 1918 or WO. s06T after $50 pm,
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO. INC, lis
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED.

LIST YOUR COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
with us for action-We specialize in COM
mercial properties. We need stores. ofdces,
display spaces and warehouses for lease
or sale. J. A. WEINBERG CO., Realtors,
17O7 H st. NV, Ma. $500. 20
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COLORED-4-FAMTLY APT, Le Droit
Parx; rooms and bath each: very
low operating expenses; price, S1S,750.
Call NO. 4134 or EN-. 003s. III
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings availa6le
zoned industrial both In D. C. and nearby
MARYLAND: small or large acreage; long or
short-term lease. PEBBLES CHEMICAL
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ss5sisRfaLTY ToN REALTY CO. call till ., OK e5i7
ARLINGTON rARMErTE-2 acres With
efesm sue s.rses rRs IS ons q eq %
can boast of enough land for garden and
and large Kitchen, on the second floor are
Excellent Investment and should inerssse
steadily AL ddnr in vs1s sssncs pr1e ely p.r on3
MssoN MAJ n zs III fsV. snSa!s.e
ASss sIS; frame;
sehSsls Ssdsm' sharehes aashS ana a' sheDpns p!ss
81 81 qoo moo yhb yhbS 81 oeGE oeEAY sfSn Asent f1as
Nc. irving. St.. Arl. CHI. osoo. Open
s n = s.; end ss, & rog Kit, s FL.
fiIs sRfeE 's5Sa '5as ffsss A4ins'oa ahs Rids.
e e1rI aSGt suNszLcW@rAal, tx eS1. !. b.Essin,
all-brick bung IN excel eSnd; Incl; h.sti deep
MENT CO., RE- $3.50, ,,,.9,, 2 an; y to .sr PM M
desirable neighborhoods; fireplace in lge.
liv.. rm., fun dining rm, equipped kit.
rms rms and 3 baths. on 2nd fir., storage at
tic, full bsmt with finished recrea. rm.
level Handicapped lot: only 2 blocks from
transp:. schools and m shopping. REAI.
GIebe I'd. OK. 1855. GL. 056I. is
Cant KEEP QUIET about this ali-brick
colonial; in an excellent North Arlington
location: lge. liv. rm., din. rm. and equip
ped kit. on ist fr.:. 2 bedrms. and tile
bath on End. This home Is In beautiful
ESTATE. SERVICE, INC. Lee hwy. ct
GIsbs 81 81; OK 2Sss GL S5si a,o -1s Hs,.
is q 3-bedrm. Colonial right across the
street from the shopping center: ali lge;
heat metal windows; 6Ox12O level lot;
fenced In rear to keen the kids safe. It's
convenient, priced right and available for
immediate occupancy. REAL ESTATE
sERV5IsSES nc, .I,s hwy. At olsee a.
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PROPERTY WANTED

MODERN APT BLDG. or once bldg. for
investment; no brokers. Cali Mrs. dame
court. MI. $3.50: ewes or Sun, WO $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR sALr-hs,,hw.<,

GoL9RED;;, $3.50 down-6-rm. row brick
Y SITS. NV; price, $4,000. Mr.. Douslas
ri fasenf i5oa New a7 Jersey 'o ors
c6LoRssDnLNEAR POST OFFICE, 100
block block Eye st: n.w..Tws story and bsmt
good cond.: priced for immed sale: reas
down payment. BAsILIKQ INVESTMENT
Co osp az Bond Bldg. DI s7a4. al
ccLoREp ans Ssm DOWN sTsE Jus, Of No csp
can now. RAsILIKo INVESTMENT CORP.
c III bsRf BlST pr j s5s4 AVN spn,So
bath: h.-wh., coal: large front ,o and r aai
ENLISTMENT CORP. e1a Bond BIDS. DI
GoLoRED-DEsIRABLE NV. location
Si1-room row brick. auto heat: price a1c
s serms rec sonshle: Also other homes in al
Realty CO, 1885 I1th st. NV. DU
IJ s:,,GS suns. and ewes. call Mrs. Tasby
c{6oLoKI i 18th ST. mr.. s-Apt house
furn;. S25 900: income - more thar on n az
yearly. Sunday. NO. 1917: daily, AID
GoL0REIp.Is0o BLK. OF srd ST. NV
PRICED oooD $500 essh. s1 81 b burner mr
CONNER nnn ,, 6 rms. bath. h.-w'h.: sf0.5oo
church With viii g. Slrm ath ap nFw a1o1s eonmeT
rear; SIS: 300: 5000 cash hooVe' garage IL
500 blk, of 4th n.w.@a-family hons.
1870 200 S Sk. o, e3 Mhr,o, :, w
frame Mo with iss. lot. S4.5os'.. h'N-o-rm
rm io9 FRANK 6,k. s g naw..xist CONNER; s.
H iS01 TIMER 1929 18th st. NV. NO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeo,t.

HOUSES FOR SAlE-Northeast.
G co.'s Ed, o., ANA 81; N.E.m.s7saa
rooms; tile bath. Arcola h.;.w.h.,, each.
NJ Is shsR q I4o4 '1n ST. n,e MA Na
$685.. Eve. GE. 0297. ONCE open sun,
coLsooRaEp-sna AND $ SITS. N.E.-Mod-
ern detached home, corner property. large
p Port Price radically reduced for quick
Vacant soon. Possession at settlement
kEDDHas%s 81 7 furnished hom.
b In Ses Eoo sseton Row b NS s,1n and
$50 per month. Price including furniture,
BROWN REALTY CORR. Du. s55s, 8
coLosEDpHMo,vE IN immediately. mod
srn s,room brick bath ho..water heat
McA ifffskrS vnE ~ e isaa of
homes in this best OF ali areas. These 9i are
modern homes IS years o,d). some equipped
with recreation room and basement bath.
e san oil ssa suy the ssss
on the market: Priced right, with reason.
s ssls ser% oApr fs u yir $50 e
coIoRED o9i SaR aoME e. $500 Ex-
ceilent location near 18th and H. fine
ment.. Unquestionably today's best buy.
Low down payment. Call Ii. 3540 or Ii.
1850 today for details. CAPITAL VIEW
LEALTY CORP Realtors. 500l =. Capitol
!. ,LoRED-6O. 18th ST. near 18th and
,. me- NJ Fms sxt5a gSreh oil beat base
COLORED-NEW-HOU condition. 14th
st. near C NET bright rms, and bath.
T Tss .t ass heat, no coal to shovel here
renting the apt upstairs for approx. $50
month. Lge; back yard. full basement.
at ~ Neatly 12T; CO. terms N.Y. ,'q bsrs
COLoRED-xs5o DOWN: geo 4th st. ne:
and shopping center; s-rm. 'I row BRICK BRICK
tered for only $3.50. on terms. Cali GE.
COLORED-9OO BLK. d. Me-: 2-story and
90 down Once. De. rio: home. RA.
c eSS iaG@ Os s The BUSY business dis
brick houses. containing 8 rms. and bath
81: 800 cash for both. MI. Pharr. FR.
!653, am. to 8 pm. daily Including
s ssasski Or Ms AZ OFFERS an orisnal
baths, INV. heat. cleo. dble. front and
rear porches. > separate brick garages:
1st A.. 5 rms, kits and BATH Ind A. 8
Tor a home and Investment don't miss this
terms. HO: 6712 or FIR. 1858 daily, am
to pm; including Sundays. Mr.. Moore,
or Mr.. Pharr, with RUSSELL j. MOORE,
Real Estate, 1918 18th st. NV II q
COLORED-523-533ts End ST. NE.-ist
commercial. 2-family fiat: rooms and
bath, each; hot-water heat, coal; rear
porGhes and cellar: only $500 down
st. NV. Call d. 6'5l. Open Sundays. 10
70 2 pm: weekdays. . to pm.
COLORED = IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Beautiful 2-story tapestry brick 6-rm,
home. with lse.. yard with trees, INV h i,
$4,000, reasonable initial down payment
PEI like rent. Open from IL to pm.
1918 RoSedale st. ne
COLORED-l3OO BLK. ST. SE.-Brick,
: stories, 4-femily apt building: Al con-
ditlon: GOOD location. HO. 47l9. CO. S933.
COLORED-NR. 18th and II N.E.-S75O
down, bal like rent; rms. bath, h. W h..
" Sitchsns. porch. basemt., large yard.
M. Howard U.-Semidet. home, g rms.
tile bath, concrete Colonial porch basemt
semifin. attic, overlooking park, h.-wh,
auto. hot water
NE. section-Det modern bungalow,
big rms, tinted bath. hdwd floors air
cond., basemt.. lot 50x10O It. JOHN P
MURCH1SON, RE. 1927. RA $500
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-18
Kai-Shek Invited To Conference

HAWKING -Generalissimo Chinag Kai-Shek has been invited to the next weekly meeting of the Luomintang central political council-the government party's highest policy-making body -. to help draft a revised policy which may include stiffer attitude toward Russia, a council member told the Associated Press today.
 The committee said the high governmental body was of the opinion the Soviets were main taining close liaison with both the Outer Mongolians and the Chinese Communists.
 He said that while no formal resolution was adopted, the ma jority of committeeman upheld the foreign office contention that Rus sia was at least partly responsible for the Outer Mongolian attack on China's remote Sinkiang province on June 5, and demanded firmer stand regarding the Soviets.
 Some members, he said, were puzzled by foreign minister Wang Shih-Chieh's policy of blowing first hot and then cold on China's relations with its neighbors."
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-18

LONDON, (P)-Smoking a big cigar and chipper as a schoolboy, Winston Churchill was brought home from the hospital on a stretcher yesterday. six days after undergoing a hernia operation.
 The fact that he was released from the hospital some time ahead of the anticipated 10-day recuper- ation period was generally taken to mean that his physical condi- ton was excellent.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-18
Start "Draft
 Wallace for Presi- dent'' Movement

WASHINGTON, (P)-A draft Henry Wallace for President" movement began to take shape yesterday as the former vice-pres- ident awaited any official re- sponse to his call for a Truman Stalin meeting in Berlin to settle Soviet t-American differences.
 Wallace, the most vocal critic of President Truman's foreign policy in this country, said he knew nothing of the draft" move which originated in California.
 But in his address here last night before cheering outdoor crowd estimated at from 5000 to l0,50O, the busted cabinet officer said there will be a new party" if the two major parties "insist on pursuing the present suicidal course toward war and depres- Sion."
 He called on MT. Truman to in vite Premier Stalin to meet with him in Berlin to discuss economic and trade relations between the two countries as a first step" to world peace.
 Robert w. Kenny, former Cal ifornia attorney general, said in Lost Angeles that the draft-Wal- lace campaign would get under way at a meeting in Fresno, Calf. July 19. Wallace will not appear, but may send a message to the gathering, Kenny said.
 Wallace spoke last night at the Watergate, a government-ow amphitheater near the Lincoln memorial. The audience occupied $2,500 reserved seats which sold for from 60 cents to $3.60 and spread out on nearby memorial bridge and a bordering roadway.
 Officials of the Southern Con- ference for Human Welfare, which sponsored the rally, said S8,00O was collected from the audience in donations ranging from Sl to $500.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-18

WASHINGTON, (P-Two civil aeronautics board examiners rec commended yesterday that Robert c. Reeve, doing business as Reeve Airways, be authorized for five years to operate passenger, cargo and mail service between Anchor age and Attu Island by way of Cold Bay, Dutch Harbor and Un- mak, Atka, Amchitka and Shemya islands.
 They recommended also that he be permitted to operate irregular services between any of those points and the Pribilof Islands.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-18
Majority Favor
 Labor Bill Veto

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman decided today to forego his weekly news conference to work on message to Congress on the labor union control bill.
 MT. Truman will send a mes sage to Congress Friday, regard less of whether he signs or vetoes the bill.
 Eben Ayers, assistant press sec retary, said heavy volume of mail continued to pour into the White House concerning the legis- lation with "a heavy majority fav- bring a veto." Ayers said the vol ume of communications about the measure is by far the greatest ever received by MT. Truman on any single legislative issue or other controversy.
 Top Democratic and Republican leaders have predicted that the House will vote to override in event the President decides to veto the legislation. But they were un- certain of the outcome in the Sen ate.
 Ayers estimated that 157,00O to 158,000 letters, more than 500,000 cards and 25,000 telegrams had been received through Monday.
 House leaders definitely expect veto even though President Tru- man told reporters at Princeton, N. J., yesterday "I haven't made up my mind yet"
 He said he will send a message to Congress Friday.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-18
Repulse Reds
 At Szepingkai

MARKING, (P)-Street fighting between Chinese Reds and gov ernment defenders was underway yesterday in battered Szepinkkai, Manchuria, Chinese dispatches said, after government gunners used artillery to repulse four Red regiments which smashed into the city from the southwest. The independent newspaper Hsin Min Pao said half of the Communists in the four regiments were destroyed and the other half retired. Members of fifth regi- ment gained a foothold within the city's walls and engaged the gar rison in battle, the newspaper re- ported. :.
 The governments Central News agency said nationalists had re- gained Szepingkai's west airfield, but other press reports indicated the governments grip on the inn portant railway city was weaken ing.
 In Mukden, to the south, the peoples council said it had receiv- ed a message from Chiang Kali Shek that substantial reinforce ments were on the way to Man. chria.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-18
House Upholds Presidents Veto of Income Tax Bill

WASHINGTON (P-The House today upheld President Truman's veto of the s4,OO0, 100000 tax re- duction bill, thus killing it finally and completely.
 The vote was 268 to pass the bill over the veto and 137 against. Thus it was two votes short of the two-thirds majority necessary to pass a law over the Presidents disapproval.
 When that count turned up on the roll call, Republican leader Halleck of Indiana, demanded and obtained a recount, but no votes were changed.
 Voting to override the veto were 233 Republicans and 35 Demo- crats.
 Supporting the President were 134 Democrats, two Republicans Carl Andersen of Minnesota and Hull of Wisconsin-andt the Amer ican Labor member, Marcantonio of New York.
 Applause broke out on the Democratic side as the vote was announced.
 The House action means the Senate will not even vote on the issue of overriding the veto.
 It means, too, that Republicans have an issue they already have made clear will figure prominent ly in the 1948 Presidential cam paign.
 Before the vote, speaker Martin had declared that if the Senate or House upheld the veto it would mean no new attempt this year to reduce taxes.
 "This is the last say on taxes this year." he said. Apparently the Democrats have little interest in cutting expenditures and reduc- ing taxes.
 "We may have to wait until we get. Republican President before we get tax reduction"
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-18
Police Break Up Freedom Rally In Hungary

SZEGED. Hungary, (P)-Dezso Sulyok, anti-Communist Szabad- sag Freedom) party leader, prom ised yesterday to speak "very soon" in new freedom -of-speech test at Miskolc despite the fact that rally of the party here Mon- day night was interrupted by s t k-swinging intruders who cheered Communist leaders.
 Sulyok, who charged in the na- tional assembly last Thursday that political terror reigns in Hungary" had been expected to address the rally here-heralded as a test of the right of assembly but did not appear. @
 The meeting Monday night in this city, 100 miles southeast of the capital and near the Yugoslav border, was adjourned by police after the intruders, numbering all most 150, had lost fight with an audience of some 100 men and wo- men.
 Uncounted casualties resulted from the brawl, which started in the Tisza hotels second-floor ballroom, and in fighting in the square outside between some 500 policemen and about 15,000 per sons waiting to hear the political speeches through loudspeakers.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-18
NEWS IN BRIEF

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman today nominated James Bruce, Maryland corporation ex- ecutive, to be ambassador to Ar gentina, succeeding George Mes sersmith, who recently resigned.
 Bruce, 54, is vice president of the National Dairy Products cor poration and a director of IA cor posations.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-18

ROME, (P) The newspaper Messagero said in Genoa dis patch today that IS persons were believed killed yesterday when the motorship Maria Stella hit a mine near the island of Giglio.
 The boat was reported loaded with 500 tons of wine shipped from Sicily to Savona. The dis patch said that only one member of the crew of 12 was saved and that four passengers were missing.