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AUTo TRUCKS FOR SALE tces.

Auto TRUCKS FOR SALE Cost
FORD 1910 la-ton stake body: running
son at Ma. 1886 from Z am. to Pm
FOR SALE. three 1e45 and one 1s46 REQ
dump trucks, ready for service must seli IL
Original owner, call FA. 2247 after 5;3o
.ed SoPas sss gefue ueRHsN R e Suqo
pIo co: Both sides Of 7th at R st. nv
DoDGE ia4a 1-ton panel; excellent tires:
truck in very good condition; sse5. Phone
EMETEaRssSxiTIoNAL III asSiTINAL 1s4s K,ss Aton dump
eonaioP ,ons WIN u aesses ses late model ri as
skss soTth, eSnd aaiinssSn. ton eFsee ca sso cali
i iSss INTERNATIONAL ton panel truck;
Dob Do1GE ii isas ssop pickup; s47s. BARNES &
SANDERS; 1900 i4th st; nv. nv Tia5 a. s.5
s1SRFsAkfsEa sARsEs saNpEas 1ss 1soo sS1p i9th St
DODGE 1a47 n-ton pickup: like new. new.
MoToRs, INC. 1901 West Broad St.
aEysoIFh Ea; e6IIsn ,ss ss "a on lops piekup low mile.
excel bRoHD tss5 STREET + gs1Tf MoToa sSre
1901 West Broad ST., Falls Cnarch, "a"
e ''S !. tss 5:s:s, 2n ssss ssy ss
Mti is:ss S"isN Panel TRUCK delivery; sa7s.
PICKUP TRUCK 1s4s; sl,ssS. Can be
fEDEkAI ffsD r I TRUCK, s.-ton; step,in body:
equipped for dry cleaning bus ,lrf iS4o ,ooss wss
in storage 3as years; me mechi n-J% peri,. iIoA'
ssa asss pane. salosn snsvsos' Cali Hsrnaen as
ssTTDEnaRfR sItsT 4 Z M 1s47 1n.ton stake; With
ssPsbsss ss9ssa fs II %sfsS sR g.
sltc MACK st + MODEL EMur H 'spS szsssnt
iSeTIs,Ia iSGToN CO. INC. 1881 Half st Sc. LII
REQ CHASSIS and xateS e5 MnTos ts9k sos sAf fa!
Tops in used cars. GE. 1854. GE. 1toa'
REQ c., dump trucks: $3.50 each; sood soo
TOR SALES. Tops in used cars. z SE'
s5SS REQ 5'A sPfR fs 'e5o co
5NS rs a,Ga 6Sil lnhtfiN Hilt Il ss clifMs
dump bodies, stakes. tractors, semi.tralhssiSi; sii
tracks; Army 4x4s. 6x6s. trailers; water water
tanks, oil tanks, etc. CENTRAL N MOTOR Spoa
Co. 5000 Lee hwy Arlington. GH; 7uooi oi
nr trucS iss BARGAINS at our Alexandrla truck
plant, 1901 Oronoco ST.. Alex, Va. ,SV
CHEVROLET 1e41 1h-ton stake; looks
/ ike new; body built 1946, engine IN ex,
cellefit condition; mechanically pertsct
ST6h cash. may be financed. 1858 rark
popGE TRUCK. 1912 e-ton. stake body
Al cond: $3.50 10. 1442 after Z. ID
sTEUART MOTOR CO., 9th and New York
aye aye Nv, W., Ma, a. ''oo' $8a5
io2s 1nas E,nrd .taks - Lea
,io od yen 1850
IS5t Tu Td s1aLa 10.
| 1871 Ford, C. and C.------------ -.
Ist sbnrs in frstclass condition: cash
Al eoo,o IL A1 -l6
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CLEARANCE SAIE--We are determined ,,t T.
clear out our used truck inventory. We
Tractors, all sizes. including Autoear
One tr with sleeper CAB: az ni,4''
Van semitrailers UP to 3o-ft. Length.
iS47 GMC 1h-ton stake dumps, Vari-
GUS sizes.
Ford 1la-ton 12-ft; van;
Chevrolet. coal and ice, body.
Ali priced for quick sale, no reasonable
offer refused. Your money back II yot
are not satisfied. SHERIFF MOTOR So.
900 r / ave. ne. NIL 5000 ~
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STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION service
of pkg. mdse. incl. local del. and out-of-
modern method for broker factory rep or
natl. distrib. METROPOLITAN WARE
HOUSE CO., so Fla ave. ne. HO. 06S2.
End commercial; 15-foot ceiling, truck
loading area, electrically operated door
with Aft. clearance; well located in
Northwest section. suitable for dlStrlbu-
or, light manufacturing. etc; possession
10 days; reasonable rental: lease. 3 TO b
years. Consult Mr.. Jenkins, SHANNON
& LUCHS CO. Realtors. 1908 st. NV.
MA .,345 -l6
DOWNTOWN---sto bldg: on 80 IT.
alley; elevator. toilets. furnace; comprising
1000 50. It. net; storage or manufacture
RA 4142 IT,
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

OUR CLIENT WILL LEASE OF purchase
warehouse containing approx. $4,000 SO.
IT. OF space; must have railroad siding
Call Mr.. Glennon, with JAMES L. DIXON
& CO, 1922 18th st. NV. ST. 200. -l6
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. Pacing ocean and
boardwalk: ? apts., dining room, kitchen.
3 bedrooms. bath; elec. refrg, gas range;
Sl,200 for season each. L. 7; GRAvATTE'
Realtor. 129 18th st. NV. MA. 0153.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.--Rm.. pvt. bath
outside shower and entrance; | blk. from
beach kit. privil. for breakfast: accom-.
or 3; $40 wk. Box "A, Bethany Beach. Del
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OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT.

NV, in the heart Of downtown Washing
ton A number Of single onices or COM
plete suitese suitable for doctors, dentists
MR.. KOCH agent. on premises.
FURNISHED OFFICE SPACE-New, mod.
ern, attractive; desk space for those who
want the best: receptionist, mail and
switchboard service; stenographic service
and telephone secretarial service available
uncongested business district; ground nooi
of Larr Bldg, 9l0 18th ST. NV. ueW door
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FARMS. FOR RENT,

APPROX. 10 ACRES of rich fertile bottom
land, / blk. from Baltimore blvd. 5 miles
from District line. with barn and tenant
house ideal for florist. nursery or truck
garden: unlim. water supply from adjacent
creek: $50 per mo- Phone TO. 532S. -16
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sAhK.pERsohAl LOANS,

NOW rs THE TIME for home repairs
through this bank on convenient monthly
payments up to 36 months. Check your
home inside and out and without obllea-
tion come in, phone or write US ABOUT
your needed repairs. Personal loan dept
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK, 10Th and Eye
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SUMMER CAMPS,

MOUNTAIN LODGE. near Haymarket,. Va,
rustic log cabin OF three rooms, bedrm.,
kitchen, large living rm. with large stone
fireplace, inside toilet: 90 acres mountain
land several springs and mt. stream.
Price, $1,000. Call FIR. 1887. 10
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PARKING LOTS.
AUTO PAINTING.

teed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext. Sea
AUTO PANTING-complete job, 500: Sc
lect your color: work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET. 1922 l4th 1t. NV.
HfSrsS H1i sSo.i oi,ro PAINTING fender and body
work: only skilled men work on your car:
reasonable prices ARLANDRIA SUPER
AUTO SERVICE, 1705 Mt. Vernon sVe.
Alexandria 9024.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

ton, pickup or panel must be clean. 1900
Lee hwy. Arl.. CH. 1000;
CHEvRoLETs. Fords; PlymSutthg; r.mt,1m nice: 1s3:
through 1si7. ~ VII s9n pay premium Ply pIiee'
sass SAMs 2 YouR eosg own PRICE for, your car;
We wiz sen it for y9u and charge siye yeSr sSq
car away; see us for the top price that
from from 1928 to Is4s. LEEDS MOTOR NOT oNsn CO.,
suns. Til s; wk. days till 10.
PAY HIGH PRICE for. new car or late
model car. or will trade y acre IN Be
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STORES WANTED.

LIST YOUR PROPERTIES with us for
quick action; many of our clients. includ-
ing out-of-town chain store companies.
ire looking for store location. Call Mr..
Kiely. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO, 14l5
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private safes our speciality; Il
you are buying or selling an automopils;
FINANCE CO, 1lO2 New York ave. nv
Ren,lhlic 1900.
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
ACREAGE FOR SALE

STUDIO, Photographic. for rent or lease;
furnished or unfurnished; downtown 10.
cation May be seen Sunday. To-
pm. 631 G. st. nv. 2nd noor -Io
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE SAT. AND sun. ONLY, new
Ford tractor-trailer lflstD, for local hsul-
FORD Ia4s 2-ton stake: any hour, day
or night; hauling anything. Call NO
SSiEsTIERaN SisI DESIRES HOUSEHOLD MoviNG
and general hauling: exper: white help;
reasonable rates; No osl4; ,,4,+ ~ MI nv IN.
van, IA and l ton. Call Hillside snol,
.v.u.R1E ImMEp1ArELY-1e4s chev.
vans. stakes, panels and pickups for hire
bs day week or month PUBLIC SERVICE
DRlVE-U UR. SELF: ME; 501l
ments and grading Victor 1868. -16
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-wAkTEp.

FAMILY WISHES COTTAGE on Chesa-
peake Bay for season or Aug / to Sept.
Is; must have modern conveniences and
at least bedrooms. EN-. 1850.
FAMILY WISHES waterfront cottage for
season; 3 or 4 bedrms. EN-. 3l63 -16
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OFFICES FOR RENT tcoNr.l

903 Il ST. N.W.-suite Of rms, nicely
for any tyne business Call MA. 3433. lis
DOWNTOWN at 18th and G. Apply 7od
18th ST. NV. MR.. MAY. RIM. 201. Hea-
Snnahle rent. -22
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Az ON d. c. improved property: no charge
for apprsisals; look UP what you are now
paying and see us We can save you money.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP, 14ls H
st n D1 1S1I -lO
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SuMkER HOMES.

BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, Pa. cottage avail.
view, 10 mi wash EN- 1894. --l6
FOR RENT-s-room modern furnished
house in country for June and July
Herndon 237, 49,
-bedrm,. 2-bath. nicely fur
nished, restored Colonial; near Dartmouth
College; vegetable, flower gardens swim
ming pool, horse pasture. 2-car garage;
long season: 5000. Me. 1891. -11
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OFFICES WANTED

ONE LARGE ROOM and share reception
in suite; modern once bldg. Cony. 70
Statler; est. export merchants. TR. 65bs
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uoroecycIEs tcoNT).

HAKLEY-DAvTDs0N, 1915. with side box:
windshield and toe bar; ready for imrne-
aoecX a5ss sse c .uis 1901 d..lsa
MoToR ssSHoi SCOOTER. cushman, 1s4s: scar
ih,is iKslE9T;;ppAXSItDsoSso 9;p VI 81 ovH. new ls4s,
fafa faa@aIfilpHV2DsSs csl1 XVI sSso 1s4s Mode. l2s,A
10Th "a So: Arlington, ow. 577s:, 10.
motor sso9tsrs, from Slo9 up. IA 4a2l
aaS soreycles. H WI vi 4si4' p AUTO AUTO RENTAL. S M
HaRLTYpavIbsoN Ss WisfSasln sos 1s4s "s1 overhead
valve; $3.50 or trade for car. Phone
WiZZER motor bike, almost new, Bendix
sesled;Seam Sc ss6s headlights new tires si@o'
THE NEW TRIUMPH with the sprung hub
is iaas here sr,st See 4s - Ride 1T s1.os5
iSi5 gs,A: s5oosc -------------- s25
1919 1919 Norton 59oGe g. ( ----------- 4.,55
1$ts 1$is indIan ,oa4. dike nev5----- az az
All guar guaranteed: trade: terms. ALLIED
MOTORCYCLES SALES, 2ol4 M st. nv.
RE 5073: ID
GARAGES FOR SALE.
PKITABRIcATER pa Err, see steel ana alum alsminSm .n
gineered and erected BY DUPONT IRON
WORKS, 1855 18th st. NV. MA. 1896.
GARAGE and service station combined, in
Maryland. convenient to ne. Washington;
also FURNISHINGS for broom apartment.
Box 2l6-A. Star. i.
GARAGES FOR RENT.
s,s0O 50. TT, good legation for auto
Call property manager, WEAVER BROS.
INC, Washington Bldg, DI. $500. -15
DOUBLE GARAGE. can be rented as shop.
1913 Bend St, Mt. Rainier, Md. WA.
BIG GARAGE asx23 by 10la-foot ceiling;
excellent building for storage. 7o5 Port
land st. e. 10.
GARAGES WANTED.
GARAGE. vicinity 14th and Tuckerman
WANTED-Garage, near 1881 New Hamp-
shire, NV, for large car; pay $l5 mo.
Cali ME- 4I51 l6'
PARKING LOTS.
PRIVATE PARKING SPACES available on
private lot at 18th and Euclid st. NV;
rent So so per week, SIS per month. Call
auditors office, Hotel 2400. CO. 1900. Ii
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.
MOTOR AND TRANSMISSION, model A
jfoH
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS, mail and
24-hour telephone secretarial service;
stenographer available. 40 Bond Bldg.
DESK or sharing real estate ofice; Ideal
COR accts engs., mfg. reps. On lsth and
Col. rd NV. DU. 1920; ewes, IA. IT'D
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ACREAGE WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE,

I TO 5 ACRES in nearby Va; must be
cheap No brokers. Box 111-A, Star.
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4OO-ACRE dairy farm. Sl60,Ooo.
l.Il0-acre dairy farm SS25o0o.
l72-acre dairy farm. $4,000.
lS9-acre dairy farm. S21,500.
37-acre farm. S1.450.
S7I2-acre farm, 81 1o-uoo. RAY BARNEY
SON, Vienna, Va. Vienna ?1s. ID
APPROX. Ia ACRES, 5-rm. tile bunga.
water in kit: septic tank and lateral:
installed; barn, lear gar. chicken houses;
high elevation: on macadam road, u
miles from D. c.: price, SlS.50u: terms
at least $4,000 cash, bal. one trust s."
acres, approx 30 miles from D. c.
3-bedrm house, ami; on one OF mail
hwys.: bus service; price, $3.50: terms
H A. DARNE. GIL. 1878. OW. 434l. 1t
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LOTS FOR RENT.

s.6 MASSACHUSETTS NV. = Lot for
side and rear alleys. MA. 1910.
LOT suitable for used-car lot, 50x142,
510-12 Kennedy st. NV. CO. $40: after
4 GE 422R -2l
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE, 3Ox5O; business district o
Bethesda 500. Call WI $500. -IS
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FORD 1a41 one-ton special built: TaIk-
in laundry, dry cleaning vanette; exceI-
lent rubber: ready to 80; private patty,
$3.50. Can be seen Valley Service station
$500 ArkanSaB ave. NV. ~
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1kAIlERS,

TRAILER, sleeps ., S4O0. Call ME. 1856
all day Saturday; after / on Sunday. --l6
AMERICAN 1941 tandem. new condition.
completely equipped: real bargain. Gail
SH 1887. -16
SCHULZ 1947 luxury liner: 3 rms. elec. |
refgr, bottled gas, Venetian blinds; used !
3 mos; $1,000. or best offer. HO. 2a4S.
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GARAGES FOR SALE.
GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE. vicinity 14th and Tuckermar
NV. GE 257S. -l6
WANTED-Garage near 1881 New Hamp-
shire, NV, for large car; pay Sl5 mo
Call ME- 4I5l l6a
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CHEVROLET 1a4s 4-door SEDAN; r. sna a
b.; / 900 miles; 81 ,ea5 Nj r. oiIS; oiiII.Snsc,ion @
eHEsKolf srarshtesd: s44s ssns s0a 0aaAnHAfTAS AUTO
AND RADIO co Both sides Of 7tn AZ
SzsSas ss;sf ss oti 1903 s]?S
1870 .S tsE cs 1w ~ ,asi f0Ps 4:
CHFVRoLET tYssV ig +" 1871 p special d. luxe a,dr.
town sedan; radio, heater. fine tires: oriH-
nal owner giyen pes, peyy caIe eIesn inside and
out out Todsy's best buy. sl'os6 cash Mr..
aHRYi aaGRNRdLk1 HA: 5aa4. y 4-dr. sedan: 2-ton.
Tfia Wis. ave. Wo. 1899. Open ewes, al Q.
ssHpdVRoLHT sapdfRyo I'll iis4o. sdoor sedan; motor.
ss so5s Ss'S Sas ssT s5s gsdsT sl
GHfvSoiEr Saif Ssoif R Is46 Mss..f 4. IKE. sd ss,.
SS ass,sE slss ssss 4as aase sedan s.s
eSSs1s' open. u f'' to 5. HoyLE No5TdoR 5d SALES.
.d. P.ser 1ss sd sess5sl ssfos. e'
exception ally clean, Al meehsnisaai eondis
t!9n agtyRoI1 r e or 1915 sss s Station wagon aoed
condition; 81 ,0s5. Private owner. Dl.
/ .,na -l6
I fcTHuEtyRoLEr Tut 1s4s 4-dr. sedan; very low
mileage. dark blue finish. very c!ean
throughout; $685.. easy terms. d
MOTOR SALES 45I5 14th st. NV. -nl5
1910 sDesis, ds luxe; er,sst.; sss2;
owned; can arrange terms. AK. 775s.
"a coupe perfect trsnsp.,
can opener goes with it 81 70 cars
one ioca ton indoors" HILL d TIBB1ITS,
lii4 Vermont ave. NV. Wash.s o,dess
Fora dealer, MA. $3.50. IL
1888 4.dr;: r. and h; a,nsn new
Tres: Ii @ excel buy; S375 or best of,er. r. 9.
WATKINS, 1924 P st. NV" basement.
184e maroon 5-passenger
club coupe: driven just $4,000 weI-cared
ior miles by only owner who Is now sell.
ng 81 $50 or best offer nn. WI 82S,, 2SS.,.nt,tpI mI
) tone finish, radio, heater, spot hsht'
'oe lights, whitewall tires and other sx.
our famous 30-day Cipeo warranty our
price is 81 ,gg5. \ down. Up 70 = mos.
ID nay. COAsT-N PONTIAC, 407 Floride
we. ne. AT. 1900. 0.-------4
CONTINUED on Nexs Psss)
Evening star., 1948-06-16
Rail Union S Stand
On Terms Challenged
By the Associoted Press

A railroad official late yesterday
challenged union claim that Pres
ident Truman insisted that an
emergency boards recommendations
should be followed to the letter in
settling the rail labor dispute.
"A. j. Glover, president of the AFL
Switchmens Union, and two other
union leaders had quoted Presiden-
tial Assistant John R. Steelman as
saying Mr.. Truman insisted any set
tlement should not 60 beyond the
boards report.
The union leaders said this re-
suited in failure to settle differ
ences that led to Government selz-
ure of the roads.
Daniel P. Loomis, testifying for
the railroads, disputed the state
ment that Mr.. Truman had insisted
the boards report be followed out
right. Mr.. Glover quickly conceded
the point made by Mr.. Loomis be-
fore a Senate Labor Subcommittee
Mr.. Loomis said: Our under
standing is that the President and
Steelman were endeavoring to work
out a settlement within the frame
work of the report, not one that
would bind the parties to the tech
nical terms of the report.
Mr.. Glover jumped up and said:
"I1l concede that. There's no use
arguing about It,"
2 The three union chiefs previously
had agreed in blaming Mr.. Truman
for their failure to get an agree
nent with rail management Off
cio1c
Evening star., 1948-06-16
School Tuition Suit
Weighed by Court

District Court Justice Henry A.
Schweinhaut today has under ad-
visement suit by 81 Maryland
parents, seeking to prevent their
children from being expelled from
Woodrow Wilson High School for
nonpayment of tuition.
The parents brought suit against
School Supt. Hobart M. Corning,
contendjng that. since the children
were signed up to attend the school
before enactment of the new ap-
propriations act last July, they are
entitled to attend without paying
tuition.
The Corporation Counsers Office
has argued that nonresident chill
dren, under provisions of the ap-
propriations act, are entitled to at
tend District public schools free,
only If they actually were in school
here before the new act became law.
Attorney Michael j. Keane, rep
resenting the parents, presented
several of the parents yesterday to
testify they had made arrange
ments to enter their children at
Wilson before the nonresident tut
ton provision was in effect.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Milton Norman introduced testi-
mony of school officials, indicating
they did not consider child actu-
ally enrolled until he appeared in
school at the opening of a session.
Mr.. Norman argued that not all
schools in the District permitted
prospective enrolles to fill out
questionnaires during the summer
and that 1t was not the intent Of
Congress that applicants in schools
that did so should have an ad-
vantage over those that did not.
Evening star., 1948-06-16
Cincinnoti Press, Radio
Deny Russian Assertions
lily at from $75,'

CINCINNATI, June assignments
Of the Cincinnati press and radio
differed emphatically last night with
a Russian writer's assertion the
citys newspapers and radios are
Taft-controlled.
The Cincinnati Enquirer in an ed
itorial said:
ut is disheartening to realize that
millions of Russians, who desperate
ly need cellar picture of the world
today should be. fed that sort of
mischievous nonsense"
J. Patrick Smith, program direc-
tor for radio station WCPO. said
1--WE are not controlled by the Post
(the Cincinnati Post). We are
wholly owned by a Scripps Howard
subsidiary.
I'VE have nothing to say about
the Post editorial policy, nor does
the Post have any control over
WCPO programs"
President James d. Shouse of the
Crosley Broadcasting Corp, which
operates Stations WLW and WLW-
TV in Cincinnati and WINS in New
York, said:
"The statements are too ludicrous
to merit comment"
OF a reference to a Taft family
fortune of $4,000, 900 to $l00. 900, 900,
Charles Taft, Senator Taft's brother,
said:
"Our part Of the Taft family has
never seen anything family resem-
bling that and, so far as I know,
neither has any other part"
In Washington Senator Taft de-
clined to comment.
Evening star., 1948-06-16
State Of Emergency
Declared in MaIaya
BY the kssoeioted Press

SINGAPORE, June 16. - High
Commissioner Sir Edward Gent
declared a state of emergency today
in four rich rubber producing areas
Of the Malay Federation.
His action came as dispatches re-
ported Chinese gunner had killed
three British planters in renewal
of allegedly Communist inspired
terrorism in the areas.
Gent granted local authorities
drastic powers to suppress what he
called a serious state of lawlessness.
The order decreed the death penalty
for unauthorized possession of fire.
arms, ammunition or explosives.
Authorities were granted the
power to arrest or exclude persons
in the four areas, to limit assembly
impose curfews, search persons and
premises, close roads and waterways,
requisition buildings, vehicles and
boats, seize seditious documents and
seize articles which could be used
as offensive weapons.
The areas are Ipoh and Sungei-
Seiput districts in Perak state, and
the Kluang and Muar -Plentony dis
tricts in Johore state. Perak is in
Northwest Malay and Johore in the
south central part of the peninsula,
Evening star., 1948-06-16
'Ex-Rai| Agent Held in Bond
OF $1,000 in Ticket Theft

A former agent of the Missouri,
Kansas g. Texas Railroad here, &C
cused of having stolen more than
$1,000 worth of railroad tickets, was
held on a $1,000 bond after hear
ing before United States Commis-
sioner Needham c. Turnage today.
Police said the man, James Ar
thur Sheehan, 80, of the 1900 block
Of Eighteenth street NV, had
been dismissed by the railroad where
he had been employed since 1916.
On June /, they said, he obtained
five round-trip tickets to Los An
geles from the uptown Office of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad on
his personal lou as an agent for
the M. K. g. T. Railroad.
He then returned to the terminal
and redeemed the tickets for 1,027
in cash, police said. He was ar
rested early today in bus station
at Georgia and Eastern avenue NV.
Mr.. Turnage continued the case
until July 7 to allow the suspect to
get q lawyer.
Evening star., 1948-06-16
Two Stab Wounds Studied
In Poison Death Case

Two minor stab wounds in the
chest of a woman who died after
apparently taking bichloride of mer-
curry pills by mistake were being
investigated today by Coroner A.
Magruder Macdonald, who issued a
temporary certificate listing poison
ing as the cause Of death.
DR.. Macdonald said the wounds
on the body of Mrs. Irma Kain, 46,
of 1928 Dexter terrace Sc, were
recent but not serious and not likely
to have been the cause Of death"
Mrs. Kahn died yesterday atsProv-
idence Hospital. According to police,
she had taken the pills Thursday
noon, thinking they were something
else. When she discovered her mis-
take, she was too i'll to summon
aid, and lay helpless for five hours
until relative arrived.
Evening star., 1948-06-16
Senate Passes Bill 10 Halt
Contaminated Food Sale
BY the Assoeiofed Press

The Senate passed unanimously
yesterday a bill to give the Food
and Drug Administration power to
seize food that becomes contain
mated after interstate shipment.
The bill now goes back to the
House for action on a Senate
amendment.
The Food and Drug Administra-
ton had the authority provided for
more than 80 years. and believed
it had it under the present law,
enacted in 1888.
A recent Supreme Court decision
however, held that the agency does
not have the power to seize goods
which becomes contaminated while
being held for the sale after their
interstate shipment has been COM
pleted.
Senator Mcmahon, Democrat. OF
Connecticut has told his colleagues
that as a result of this loophole ap-
proximately 20 tons of contaminated
food are being distributed to con-
sumers daily.
Before it was passed, the Senate
wrote In an amendment by Senator
Moore. Republican, Of Oklahoma tc
provide that penalties shall be ap-
plicable only If the holders OF the
food are shown to have wilfully
permitted its distribution.
Evening star., 1948-06-16
Search for Boy, Z, Missing
From Home, Continues

Police today were continuing their
search for 12-year-old Donald Cau-
Gel, Stuart Junior High School stu
dent who was reported missing from
his home at 1912 Staples street NE.
yesterday.
Also gone from the home, accord
ing to the boys father, Garland
Caudel, was a roomer, James B.
Watson, 26, driver for soft drink
distributor. The father said Mr..
Watson often took Donald to the
movies.
1t was first supposed the boy had
gone to a moving picture show
When he failed to return, Mr.. Caudel
discovered a suitcase and some OF
the boys clothing were missing.
The boy was described as having
blond hair and blue eyes, weighing
100 pounds and standing feet
inches tall.