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Evening star., 1948-04-21
d. T.. Sex Offender Bill
Voted by Committee;
Time Change Delayed
Five Other Measures
Reported to House;
Hospital PIon Offered
BY Harold B. Rogers

BY unanimous vote, the House
District Committee today ap-
proved the bill to provide greater
protection here against sex Of
tenders and sent 1t to the House
floor for action.
The measure, subject of long con-
sideration by a District subcommit-
tee, legal and psychiatric experts,
probably will come up for considera-
ton In the House Monday, District
day.
The sex bill was one of six District
measures reported out by the House
committee. In the meantime, sched-
uled House consideration Of the
District daylight saving time bill was
postponed until Monday.
A bill which would authorize
grants to private hospitals which
did not join the Washington Hos
pital Center here was recommitted
to the House District Subcommittee
on Health, Education and Welfare.
Dirksen Asks New Study.
Chairman Dirksen Of the District
Committee and Others insisted. how
ever, that the bill should not be
allowed to die. Mr.. Dirksen asked
the subcommittee to make q new
study of hospital needs in the city
and how they might be met.
Strong opposition to the hospital
bill, which would have amended the
Hospital Center Act of 1916, was
registered by Representatives Har-
ris of Arkansas and Abernethy of
Mississippi, both Democrats.
The other measures approved by
the House District Committee would
regulate the practice of optometry,
amend the new District franchise
tax so as to exempt certain out-of-
town concerns and business OF the
Navy conducted here for purchase
of supplies; establish the new Ro-
man Catholic Archbishop as
corporation to conduct the busi-
ness of the new archdiocese here,
including Washington and five
Maryland counties. and to increase
the trustees of the Protestant Epis-
copal Cathedral Foundation of the
District from IS to at least 30; and
continue the city program for day
care Of children Of working mothers.
The sex bill drew from several
members Of the District Committee
questions as to its purpose
Representative Miller, Republican,
(See D. c. LEGISLATION, Pg. A-4)
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By ChoImers N. Roberts
Sior Sfoff Correspondent

WEIGH, w. Va, April 21.-The
word reached WEIGH just as the
courthouse clock struck 10
o'clock this morning. This time
there was no question about a
mod or a wink or a CODE" 1t
was John L. Lewis telegram to
his United Mine Workers district
presidents, relayed down to the
men in the pits.
The UMW's man here in this
largest coal producing county in the
Nation is William M. Lester. He was
in the unions three-room ONCE
across from the courthouse this
morning when the district office in
Beckley phoned in.
District President George J. Titler,
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British Envoy, Promised Trout,
Settles for Virginia Ham

the Virginia variety-on the day
after the opening of the Virginia
fishing season?
And now here 1t was. an hour
before the luncheon, five hungry
guests on their way and nothing
in the Senator's fish larder but five
of the scraWniest trout he ever saw,
in Virginia or anywhere else.
They are bound to be disap-
pointed" said Senator Robertson.
"and that's nothing to what I'm
going to be-
1t wasn't for lack of trying. And
it wasn't that the legislator had
lacked high-caliber help. When he
set off for the Fairfax County home
of DR.. Hill Carter yesterday, rod in
hand and hopes high. he was ac-
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By NewboId Moves, JF.

Senator Robertson, Democrat of
Virginia, looked at the clock on his
Office desk and nervously puffed his
pipe. He was unhappy, and not
even the picture of Robert E. Lee
on the wall beside him seemed to
help his morale 1t was noon, and
he knew that in just one hour he
was going to be the most embarrass-
ed host in Washington.
1t had seemed like such good
idea at the time.
Lord Inverchapel, the British Am
bassador, is proud of his native
Scotland and had boasted foolish
ly to the Senator of the superiority
of Scottish trout. What more nat
ural than to have invited the peer
and his lady to come to lunch today
Ito taste that really superior trout
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Seek
To Bar Payment
'0fCoa| Pensions
GoIdsboroueh Bans
UNIV Strike for
80-Doy Period
BULLETIN
BULLETIN

Soft coal operators filed suit
in District Court today to pre-
vent John L. Lewis and Sena-
tor Bridges, Republican, of
New Hampshire from putting
into effect the plan offered by
Senator Bridges for the pay
ment of $100 monthly pen
sions to miners. The injunc-
ton, filed by Ezra Van Horn,
charged the Bridges plan vio-
lates Federal law in a number
of respects.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
by the AsSociotsd Press

DETROIT, April 21.-The CIO
United Auto Workers today placed
a 100000 price on the head of the
stealthy gunman who tried in vain
to kill Walter P. Reuther, president
of the CIO- United Auto Workers.
Their reward offer followed one
for $4,000 by the city of Detroit.
The city launched a great manhunt
for the a!ssailant who fired shot
gun into Mr.. Reuther's kitchen last
night, gravely wounding him.
The union leaders doctors said
he would live. They added that
they have saved his right arm, torn
almost off his body by the blast.
One shotgun slug entered Mr..
Reuther's chest cavity.
Police Commissioner Harry 8.
Toy mobilized the full strength of
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OAR Convention Votes Miners Due Back Tomorrow
S900OO Expansion In Biggest Producing Area
II, J. u Telegram From Lewis Finally Arrives
l'eauquoe's ''e'e At Pits in Southern West Virginia

like all the other district chiefs. had
Mr.. Lewis telegram. Soon Mr..
Testers pretty blond secetary was
tipping out copies on union stationery
and local union members-who just
happened to be hanging around the
Office it seems-were taking them
of to the mine fields.
This morning, when the first shift
was due to 60 into the pits around
Z o'clock, only handful in the i'm
mediate area went to work. The
operators association at nearby
Bluefield, Va. reported today that
81 mines were idle in the bi-State
area. while Is were working this
morning. The area covers Southern
West Virginia and the adjoining
southwest section of Virginia.
Some miners were expected to &C
hack with the second shift this
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his department behind the man
hunt. But he had little to go on.
Witnesses said the gunman fled in
darkness in a "red sedan
Mr.. Reuther's private secretary
said he recently received two un-
signed letters threatening him with
harm.
Mrs. Gwen Martinson. his secre-
tary for about six years, said one
writer attacked him for his fight
against Communists in the ranks
of his big CIO United Auto Workers.
The other criticized his campaign to
admit Negroes to public bowling
tournaments.
He gets lot of crank letters ana
I threw these away Mrs. Martini
son said.
Prosecutor James N. McNally said
90 =, Y.Sf IrT7T Yrcfo NJ =. ~
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NICE, France, April 81 (Pl.-An
American naval squadron, led by
the aircraft carrier Philippine Sea,
was anchored off the French coast
near Nice today for Today visit.
With the carrier were the light
cruisers Manchester and Dayton and
the destroyers McCord, Kennedy,
Roberts and Fiske
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Engineer, Fireman Killed
AS Locomotive ExpIodes
BY the Assoeioied Press

ERWIN, Tenn. April 21.-A
Clinchfeld Railroad locomotive ex-
ploded 10 miles south of here early
today, killing the engineer and
fireman
The dead were: Ed Davenport, "a,
engineer, and Rex Phillips, 50, nre-
man, both of Erwin.
Floyd Sparks of Erwin, mem
ber OF the train crew, was injured
seriously.
The explosion occurred in a
mountain gorge on the railroads
route to North Carolina.
Evening star., 1948-04-21

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, April
81 (P,.-Premier Georgi Dimitrov Of
Bulgaria arrived in Prague last
night to negotiate friendship
treaty with Czechoslovakia. Con-
ferences are to begin today on the
pact, designed to strengthen the
network of alliances linking Eastern
European nations in the Soviet
sphere.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
BroziI Red Plot Thwurted

PORTO ALEGRE. Brazil, April
81 (P.-Police announced today they
have broken up Communist sabo-
tage plot with the arrest of 20 per-
sons and seizure of quantity OF
arms and secret instructions for a
plan Of action In the state OF Rio
Grande do Sui.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Red Sox Come Postponed

BOSTON, April 81 (P)-Cold and
rain forced postponement of today's
Boston Red Sox-Philadelphia Ath-
letics baseball game. The two
teams will play tomorrow, which
was to have been an open date.
Evening star., 1948-04-21

President Truman will hold his
weekly news conference at 4 pm. to-
morrow, the White House an
nounced today.
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u. ). 10 Call on u. n,
For Action 10 Force
Truce in Palestine
Military Force to Aid
Proposed Commission
May Be Requested
BULLETIN

HAIFA, Palestine P.-A
JeWish-Arab battle for the
port city of Haifa opened to-
day. Gunfire cracked along
the slopes of Mount Carmel,
near all-JeWish Hadar Carmel
and in mixed Jewish h-Arab
areas.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Late News
Bulletins
Marshall Guilty of Contempt

Marshall Guilty Of Contempt
A District Court jury this
afternoon found George Mar
shall, former chairman of the
National Federation for Con-
stitutional Liberties, guilty Of
contempt of Congress for fail
ing to turn over records of the
New York organization to the
House Committee on I'm
American Activities in April,
1916. MIR. Marshall now is
chairman of the board of the
Civil Rights Congress.
Adams Named to CAB
President Truman today
nominated Russell B. Adams,
now director of the economic
bureau of the Civil Aeronau-
tics Board, to be member
of the CAB for a term expiring
December 81, 1850. He would
succeed Harilee Branch, whose
resignation will take effect
May l.
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Dimitrov Arrives in Prague

See COAL, Page A-3D
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(Ses ROBERTSON, Page A-6)
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(See ROBERTS, Page A-3D
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(See DEFENSE, Page A-4)
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(See D. c. LEGISLATION, Pg. A-4)
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(See REUTHER, Page A-4)
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Truman to See Press

(See ITALY, Page A-6)
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u. s. Fleet OFF Nice

(See OAR, Page AS.
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(See CONGRESS, Page A-6)
Evening star., 1948-04-04

For Army Day, let's take a look the institution
that may make break our future. It's turning
out new kind of leader for a democratic army
Photographs Martin Harris
Evening star., 1948-04-04

Americans expect two things of the Army they are
Il celebrating Tuesday They expect to be able defend
their democracy and they expect to observe the principles
on which their democracy stands Can it do both?
Our armed forces have always relied system of COM
mand which nodemocatc but which necessary because
nothing else will move great bodies of battle schedules
This system however wide open to abuse and demo-
catcmnded country its abuses quickly resented Our
soldiers have relatively good educatons they also have
tradition of independence and natural onguencheek
tude toward authority The Army can't stop take vote
every decision but it can't bully its soldiers either
there then to improve the system? There is
and inspired partly at least by the stories CTS
brought back about their officers during the Now
then they told of some young lieutenant ~ho without
raising his voice looking back had led them against
enemy position and almost made them like it. Far
more often, though they remembered the officer who
always bawling IAN orders order' trying send
l55-mm. artillery across foot-hidges.
Ponderng such sories military leaders that they
meant something not only in terms of principles but in
Of combat efficiency American soldiers would fight best for
officers who had regard for them human beings
Perhaps the to the whole command dilemma lay in
better leadership There kelier place try find
than at West Point which has had the job of turning out
Army officers for l46 years.
The results of the attempt visible already An timer
revsitng the place would hardly recognize it. The battle
ments the Hudson grim and gray ever but
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One method - perhaps the most important is ITO
hour course called THE Psychology of Military Leadership"
That may be pretty hard for the odtners take Psy
chology? Dammit that's molycodde stufr) Nevertheless
psychology at West Point to stay Not that crowng
practical military training physical requirements To make
good today pebe must be alound athletic star Never
before officers have the boys had tough But the
psychology being ntegated with regular military training
During the cadets first they 60 to nearby Camp
buckne operate every type of Army vehicle and gun After
ths they aren't likely to order heavy artillery foot
bridges The next they board transports rendezvous
with the Navy and engage in mock landing operations They
visit air bases to get the fighter. bomber and
airborne operations, and insight the difference
between coordination and rivalry among the services
final summer among the latest scientific monstrosties
rockets guided missiles and the like gives them upto
the-ast-mnute picture of their profession and SOLDERING
TW-4-4-A
Evening star., 1948-04-04

strange things happening inside Today half of the 1900
cadets World War II of all services including
the Navy Ancient rules have been Cadets now smoke
in places where almost reasonable Plebes no
longer do pusps and valet the pleasure of the
uppercassmen Old Thomas pe post barber for 80 years.
says gravey Everyones different these days More grown
up. it seems"
WITS Our Job"
lHEsE symptoms of profound change in West Points
spirit and function The academys busnesske young super
nendent Major General Maxwell D. Taylor needs very few
words to describe it, There's simply room for mediocry
in corps of officers Year after year. the enlisted men in
Army called upon perform more and more comp-
Gated tasks They deserve leadership of the highest quality
from officers who mature and conscious of the sueties
ohman relations job to produce officers this type
And how does West Point about producing such officers?
Evening star., 1948-03-08
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ENGLISH COUPLE, daughter, age 2h.
careful tenants, want unfur. house, NV;
, or 3 bedrms., small garden. PELL, OR.
ARMY oFFfCER, Wife, high school daush-
ter. desire house or apt. furn. or unfurn.,
lease or rent; excel. care. Box 101-J, star.
ARMY OFFICER desires unfurnished house.
with 8 bedrms., l or Q baths. accommoda-
rent. $40 per month. Cali RE 800,
Ext 1915, between $50 am. and pm.
weekdays. Ordway 5l42 other times. 10'
Acc. ENGINEER and refined family want
3-bedroom house or apt, unfurn, April l;
APPROX. 500; RA. 0696. To-
or apartment by March 81. Call OIL.
EXECUTIVE and family. 3 young adults.
15, 1S and 21, needs 3-bedroom furnished
house. 8 months March 15 to June Is.
AIR FoRcE COLONEL wants a-bedroom
hGuse s7 1nfgEn Tnt ST soa secion o AZ 9ala or
BRITISH COL. wishes to rent for one year.
April 1st. 3 or 4 bedrms.. furn. house
Prefer NV. section, esp. Cleveland PIX,
Chevy Chase, Bethesda. Good refs. given.
Please call EN- $780, 8
NAVAL OFFICER desires 3-bedrm. unfurn
house on lease; or furnished, month-to-
month basis; careful tenant. Box 403-G },
ADULTS (s). no children, need 2, g.
bedrm; Hnfurn. house, NV. Arl. RE. 4l42,
FAMILY, refined adults, wants house,
furnished or unfurnished. northwest pre-
ferred Box 194-M, Star
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HOUSES FOR sALE-hortheos,.

MATCH THIS If You CAN-only $ $50 z!' Q
IS is'sSa row BRICK with ST. rms, and bath and
neat as PIN k priced snd vd night TIN on bX
NJ Nk e1s SEoRsR ssR "a aSS1 Vf fSr apps ma 4ov
HoMAN ISM P'isesf RRSI oes ESTATE Ex $3.50, r.
YoTR oPPoRTUNITY-conv. ne. near
schools, bus and streetcars. Colonial row
brick. 6 large rms, tiled bath, nice range
and refgr.; 3 porches. concrete basement,
So, 900 cash Balance in one trust Pay
aHs e ases Moss s M Mr ogo sss NJ X site ave-
Isl coMM..-Apt. house. 500 ,5th st..
Consisting of 13 rms. and 3 baths; st
!sss5 GF Rsinsis PFs1fiss5 NJ
k5aH6x NodbSiDaTa aT zots ovely detached home on
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LScsssd in ns resdsntiS community Iss near s,T
n No. only 1ysss si0'22 GbwAkD NJ dsoFss f5SsE
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found only in higher priced homes: Cony
To everything. SIZrOUU on tSrmS. 0ENA e
REALTY CO.. 1109 Eye st. NV. Elk. 1870.
FOR SALE TO SETTLE EsTATE-A 6-rm
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LHSHs S1 sooS s. ma ma Soan
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WILOUdHBY REALTY, AT. 7043. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Southeoss.

OPEN SAT. AND sun. I-e, ,40l5. Blaine st.
n.e.--Six-rm. semidet brick, l Y yrs. old.
anchor fence Bendix washer. stosm s1 yin yin
81 900 down, bal S71.47 per mo. including
interest principle, taxes. A; A; CARozzA,
1927 Penna. ave- s.e., AT. s94l' ewes. VI.
BUDDY-BUDDY-2 veterans can own a
4-family modern brick apt. building and
ostsRy sss month eah Ss
from the other 2 apts. help to pay for
the property The building Ing consists ra,,t o.. 81
kitchen, bedroom, tile bath and shower:
modern der @ in onaT sseon Il + i lofsfd Sa
handy to Boiling Field and Naval Research
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1865 SsSo BiocK s4j gsif FORT DUPONT sT.-1rick
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Sas heat, screened front porch, lgs, 1ront
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EaSa EAsT r EEAkTys ~ ssss' g. lsli PENN S.
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

Can UNITED STATES STORAGE CO,
lessonabes eT rates % For estinstes es ife5
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sASa o sn5a oussho arn
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. tcen..l

LIVE IN AN APT. and rent 2 for more
cost; 2 apis. have 2 bedrms., iv. rm.,
k and and ssh ss, aRs ss.. .smde ssas
sPss ~ l9fas1SH Realty 0Ss: g.
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eGSs SfEN = sATUiRDaY If tSa AND SUNDAY. 2 S to 8
home, contains s rms and IL baths, rec
Foom hacsM0oS cs.1 aR oSFs gpshE sshEouEhous ss.
NEAR nssi An 18Th san aND H kENTTekY AVE. SEE.
very ane .25-ft.-wide Colonial brick resi-.
tanes Of the Holy Comforter Church
Has hot-wster heat with q modern ga:
garase. Owner has purchased anothsi
and hOns x n sell esshhy s fss e9 4a
With :, sHAMNoM N sa.s 3 LucHs co. 1905 H
coNGREss e. Mi MA AHGrs-Lovely aass modern sen semi.
ton: s13.750;, terms, CAMPANELLA 4
WOOD, Elk. Alb; ewes. and Sun, VI. 1921
GOOD HOPE RID. s.E.-Brick home Of {
rooms. "a baths, oil heat. porch and rec.
reatien room; Perfect condition. Only
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ise nir 2-fspilS hSme Is now %, available & for
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a. HERBERT & SONS. Realtors, 515 East
sspit1 sae ST. Il 9,as; ewes LU 4loe
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RA sGsf H0Hs Sc oSg Ssiet
with bay window. large dining Im.. lovely
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sGioEE1p Re 754S unit! is!rs. .. s..r-.,tr,,t,v. Q. rov
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edG eoLohfD a st sn&oelins nw Ma Ssoo O.
low terms an attractive row brick homt
Of rooms and bath; in perfect condi
s3f sGcs s6f s'f5 81 o sssi f:nss
coLoRE6 H5 RED BEAUTIFUL CORNER, de.
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down, good terms; rooms. bath, c.h;.w.h.,
Vinnick, with A. NJ. DRAISNER. 1404 1
st. NV, Ma sO36:- home, GE O297.
CoLORED BARGAIN-NEAR NAVY YARD.
Only $1,000 cash needed for this attrae-
tive semidet brick; large rooms. bath,
h.-w.h., excellent condition: possession;
priced for quick sale at only S9,950.
ENTERPRISE E y RR saod REALTY co. 1924 Eye st.
COLORED-NEAR NAVY YARD-posses-
sion; $1,000 down can buy this attractive
row brick: large rooms, bath, h.-wh.,
excellent condition; priced to sell at only
$S,45O ENTERPRISE REALTY CO., 1924
Eye ST. NV EX 34OO
Evening star., 1948-03-08
HOUSES UNEURkIsHEp.

SILVER SPRNG-New home; 3-bedrn1.
a,sso5g Srisk; $3.50 plus own utilities Gan
NICE 3-bedrm.. 2Ha-bath house and garage
in desirable neighborhood, Alex. No obtec
children and pet; | or sr. lease; $3.50
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-For rent or will
sell like rent; 2 new detached homes. 6
be added; large lot. Located on Parsons
rd., " 50. west Of Conn. ave. and l 50.
north Of Jones Bridge I'd. Open daily 4 to
3-BEDRoOM UNFURN. HOUSE, in NV
p c.. Chevy Chase or Silver Spring
8 pm., and afterWards, AT S053.