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ALEXANDRIA WAREHOUSE with railroad
siding service and in good location but In
need Of reconditioning. Can be oougnt ior
cali BiCKLE & MAY, 2420 Wilson blvd.
GL 2056, OK. 1882. "a
fndustrial: inmed, possession: first trust
az interest: cash. $4,000: price, 500
900. ARRANGE ASSOCIATES, 100 9.
Washington, Falls Church, Va. FA. 2l1o.
NEW BUILDING, 1000 feet floor space;
railroad and truck facilities: 28.000-se: :
IT. lot, in excel. me- location. Box FAX
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Approximately
"a, 900 So. #, corner Of Carroll and Elm
aves Excellent building site. To settle
estate. For further information call H. L.
RUST CO., MA. 500. "a
1874 ST. N.W.-Second commercial; size
2lx1OO, to alley: brick house containing z
rooms. bath and garage Ma 4493, PA
a0th AND N.W.--Vacant brick, LIST
comm, parking space; low cash down pay
ment; ideal location for builder or archi-
tect. RIDDLE REALTY CO., Realtors, DI
1900. "a
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

HYATTSVILLE-3h acres for sos apis. !:
transp. adjoins 240-unit sos, now under
construction; priced 16c per 50. #. Call
G. R. CARSON 65 CO.. UN. 1878, UN. 212S.
CoLoRED-2eO.OO 900 50. FIT. in s.e. sec
ton D. c.: sewer and water, with pre-
iiminary plans for 120 units; 20c per foot:
will trade HERMAN SCHMIDT. woodward
Bldg, Ma 9257. -26
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STORES FOR RENT.

NEW EHOP, 915 18th ST., in heart OF
Medical Center: fireproof. insulated, air
sshdei issh 'a ana fsAhs: Ess ss
CORNER RHODE ISLAND AVE. and Mills
ave. n.e;-l floor store containing 1000
50. it.; heat furnished; suitable for paint
Soas INe.. Realtors. Sss 18th St. nv:
1921 EYE ST. NV, 1st fioor--suitsels
for dress shop, optician or other high
grade grade Sus,nsss Or profsssioan pr j. II Knox Knox,
Trust Bldg. Ma. $500. "a
NEW. MODERN STORES. in business cen-
ter in heart OF heavily populated NV; sec;
for grocery, delicatessen. drugstore, frozen
satss s'f some o the
aaass at this ioc 'siz9tS IoU1s SBf B1RMAN ma RE- ss
PAPANICOLAS INVEST. INC, $40 9th st.
n.w.-Store at Empire Bldg, N. Y. ave:
At 9th NV suitable for any business. Can
DRUGSTORE, park and shop: stores on
Michigan ave; at corner of Eastern ave,
in the District OF Columbia. near haywood
otbsr large ad can ana
struction already started; over 10000
people within one mile radius by high
including large chain super market open
ings also for children's wear, hardware
and variety. For plans and informatlon'
II,
exclusive agents. 1905 H st. NV Ma.
HARDwARE-vARIE 3Ox7O' basement;
excellent opportunity in new park and
Shop development, now under construction
in Jefferson Manor. Va; stores leased for
large chain super market; drug: beauty;
chain cleaner; u. s. post once; over
1000 private homes in immediate area
and apartment project starting soon; also
store available for restaurant Call Mr.
Taylor, SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.. exclu-
sive realtors, 1908 H st. NV, MA. 2346.
MINI BUSINESS CENTER, MINI. ave: az
Benning rd. ne; new store building.
$4,000 So IT. of merchandising floor
space; this store built especially FOR mer-
chandising dept. store. furniture store.
auto showroom, etc; adjacent TO acres
Of illuminated concrete customer parking:
this location enjoys the largest purchas-l
ing retail sales Of any section OF the
this statement. contact any of the present,
tenants. Washingtons new downtown.
For further information. LOUIS BURMAN.
sToRE FOR RENT. a3s 10th St. NV.
near K-Small store: rent 500 including
heat and water. BOB HoLLANDER' Real
saF sos Ga 9 ST. Nw.-1deal location for sign
shop. coffee shop, etc. Store Is 23x56,'
1890. RE 5224. PENNY" APOSTLE,
LIDES REALTY CO., 604 st. NV. -25
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

LARGE ONE-STORY BLDG, located viii
900 81. it., ample parking space: $1,000
monthly. ARRANGE ASSOCIATES, 100
s. Washington. Falls Church, Va. FA.
ORA 25s
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

! PAY CASH for houses. lots or acreage;
Cap: St. TR. 1868: ewes, VI. O99O.
HAVE CLIENT for 24-unit apt, to 10
year old; also for larger apis. stores and
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WAREHOUSE WANTED.

WAREHOUSE SPACE Of 10 900 to 10000
50. It. needed In public warehouse, 10
also need delivery service for delivery Of
mechandise in and around Wash, Those
interested please write giyinE full details
ISe.X Star. -36
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LOTS FOR RENT.

REAR II, II1z. IS, II EYE ST. NE-sec
ond commercial lot, about so by 80; suit
able for parking trucks. storage OF ma
terials, etc EDWARD p. SCHWARTL
INC, 1Ol4 Vermont ave. NV. D1. 621O
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ouT-oE-rowN REAL ESTATE.

ANNAPOLIS, INDUSTRIOUS four-bedrm.
house: l1rge lot; two-car garage; conven-
lent location; excellent value. OWNER,
712 Giddlngs ave-, phone Annapolis 92I9
FLORIDA-Excellent hotel winter and
summer business; 70 rms, baths: 26 extra
rms. for help, dining rm. accommodated
200 persons; cocktail lounge: on U, S,
Hwy. No. l facing Indian River, not far
from Daytona Beach; ocean bathing from
hotel; trade both regular and overnisht-
ers; viii sell or lease: will stand strictest
Investigation; Call owner. MR. SCHWARTZ,
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COMMERCIAL cRouNp FOR SALE.

SPLENDID INDUSTRIAL SITE with ratl-
road siding privileges. between Colesyille
rd and Georsia ave. in Silver Spring.
Call Robert E.. Heater. with CRANE Il
FIRST fafiaT' CoMsMERRCiAL LOT. 1890 50.
f. 3Oc fl co 400. Ext 412. -26
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LOTS WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

or Takoms Park. D. G
section, suitable for 2 to IL unit apt
house Give particulars. BOX 50o-x, Star
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

NEED SEVERAL APT HOUSE properties
from 20 to 80 units for clients with cash.
To buy or sell investments, call Ray Morse,
SH. 4977, with BROWN REALTY CORP.
Realtors, -DU. S55s.
SMALL INVESTOR will buy well-loca ted
property, nearby Va. Cash If priced ac-
cordingly. Give full information. Box 474-V,
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OFFICES WANTED.

DEsTROUs OF OBTAINING ONCE rood
or rooms in the vic. Of goth and NJ sts
NV Can MR.. sHAYNE; ma. 1900. 9
floor; clean, well-lighted, eiec.: near Sh-
yer Spring: no lease. Box 446-V, star.
or EN- 0511 afternoon. 25.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURFLUS LAND, railroad sidingS available,
MARYLAND small or large acreage; long or
short-term lease. PEBBLES CHEMICAL
CO. Once. UN. 2525; res, CO. 7197.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL, oronnd
or buildings wanted for sale or lease A. III
ROTH. WOODWARD Bldg. RE. 1880.
INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR RENT.
ACRE AND HALF OF LEVEL GROUND in
kenilworth. BELFIORE CO., Realtors,
1911 L st. NV, DI. 1922. -25
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

SEE GLEN HILLS, where beauaful views
reach across the valley of the Potomac
to the distant Blue Ridge Mountains,
Choice / to 20 acre homesiteS, from 5000
OF 81 200 an acre, with easy terms. Drive
through Rockville 2h miles west on Rouse
2s, turn left at Glen Hills sign.
(Oontinusd 90 Nsxt Ps0o
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1AK HAVEN, FALLS CHURCH.

Ranch-type bungalows on A-acre lots
in beautifully wooded section; large Iiv.
rm. with fireplace and picture window,
very attractive din. rm., fully equipped
it. refgr, tile bath and 3 large bedrms.; ;
full bsmt. with "a bath and large attic
with unlimited storage space; gas &C.
heat. Priced at S15,950
Lee hwy. to Fairfax dr., turn right and
continue on Fairfax DIR. as 1t becomes Lin
coin, ave, straight out Lincoln ave to
Meridian ave, turn right to open house.
LARCHMONT CORP, builders, FA. 450l.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-2 level lots near
Rock Creek Park, fine corner adjoining
$4,000 home. See us about this.
4 acres level land near Temple Hills
Prince Georges Co, / 5 minutes from Navy
Yard, miles from D. C. S1.500, terms.
Also . acres in same neighborhood.
choice plot; District 1888. N. c. HINES
& SON, 426 Investment Bldg. evenings
call Mr. Davis. Emerson 1871.
COLORED-NASH ST NE, Just of Kenil-
worth ave.-60-ft. frontage on Nash
81 $50, terms. F. M. PRATT CO. Ma.
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brick. front Cape Cod. garage, 3 bedrms
" baths
Wynnewood custom S-room brick, IN
ba tns, corner, preWar built.
Lyon Village, attractive Cape Cod white
brick, restricted
Attractive frame bungalow, bedrms
large lot
Lee Heights, bedrms, Cape Cod brick,
excel. loca ton
Call for appointment, L. MCGEE KING
Realtors, 1851 Wilson blvd, Arlington
Va, GIL. 5273. CHI 55OS
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BUNGALOW with approx. / acre of land;
loc. S12,50O.
II acres. good cottage, with electricity.
S4.25O
2 acres. 6-rm. bungalow, on 211 hwy
SIS, 800: WEAVER g. WALSH, Centreville,
Va. Phone Fairfax 23I jill. If no an
SWer Fairfax TS-W-2 -o4
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BEAUTIFUL CORNER SUITE Of Z rms,
S25I per mo; includes pvt. washrms. and
ianitor. service; singles from S35. See
agement ny Vt. ave. NV. RE; 5000.
ftcp) floor and penthouse (approxi.
bldg, now available for Offices, radio sta
tton or other uses. Superintendent on
premises 1874 Conn. ave. NV AID. 1900.
OFFICE SPACE to share; living quarters
If desired. Near 18th and K. ST. s34e.
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INyEsTMEhT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PRACTICALLY NEW, 5-family apt. bldg
(only yrs. cld); excellent investment;
rent, S3,426 per VI. 2225 NJ st. ne.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Discovers Miniature
Device for the Deof

Chicago, nl.-Abig improvement
has been made in q new device
now welcomed by thousands of
deafened. 1t is so small it fits in
the palm of the hand. Its clear
noiSeleSs tone is so efficient that
even faint voices are understood.
With it thousands now enjoy
music, sermons and friendly COM
panionship. Finger tip controls
permit you to adjust it instantly
to changing sound conditions.
Accepted by the American Me-
dical Associations Council on
Physical Medicine. The makers
of Beltone, Dept. 80, 1850 w. 10th
ST., Chicago 8, Ill, are so proud
of their achievement, they will
gladly send you free descriptive
booklet on how to overcome deaf
ness and explain how you may
try this miniature device in the
privacy of your home without
risking . penny: Write Beltone
tOday,
Evening star., 1948-10-24

VSSNs~A'
terly for those engaged in graduate
training, and the Negro History
Bulletin, q monthly periodical for
teachers and pupils in the public
schools.
The opening session will be held
at 8 pm. Friday at the Shiloh
Baptist Church and will deal with
the Negro soldier. Lorenzo Johns
ton Greene, Of Lincoln University,
will discuss the Negro soldier in
Massachusetts, while DR.. L. D. Red
dick Of Atlanta University will trace
the United States policy with
respect to the Negro soldier.
At this session Mr.. Woodson will
speak on the work done by the
association in the past SO years.
The Importance of studying the
Evening star., 1948-10-24

Negro scientifically will be taken ur
by speakers at the meeting at 1o
am. Saturday. also at the Shiloh
Baptist Church. Speakers will in
clude DR.. Roland C. Mcconnell of
Morgan State College, A. H. Gordon
of Alcorn College, DR.. Sadie D. st.
Clair of Miner Teachers College and
DR.. E. Horace Fitchett of Howard
University.
At 3 pm. that afternoon, the
Negro and drama will be discussed.
Speakers will include Randolph Ed
monds Of Florida A. and M. College,
Dean ]. Newton Hill of Lincoln Uni
versity, J. w. Butcher, jr., Of Howard
University and DR.. Ann Cook, also
Of Howard University.
The college alumnae will receive
visitors at the Phyllis Wheatley
Annex. 1719 Thirteenth street NV,
at $3.50 pm. Saturday.
Breakfast Meeting Sunday.
A breakfast will be held at $50
am. Sunday at the Phyllis Wheatley
YWCA, 901 Rhode Island avenue
NV. Speaking at this meeting
will be DR.. Edward M. Coleman of
Morgan State College, Ruth Kemp
of Miner Teachers College, Har-
court A. Tynes of the New York
City public schools, DR.. L. p. Jack
son Of Virginia State College and
Tanner Grant Duckrey, assistant to
the Board of Superintendent Of
the Philadelphia public schools.
The closing session at 3 pm. Sun
day at the Shiloh Baptist Church
will hear discussions of the two
Negro nations, Haiti and Liberia.
Jacques Antoine, O native Of Haiti
and q teacher ct Howard University,
will discuss his home, while DR..
Charles H. Wesley, president of the
State College Of Education and In
Arts, Wilberforce, Ohio, will
discuss Liberia.
-Four prizes will be awarded at
this meeting to persons making the
best contributions to the association
during the past year.
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He1>s No. + Choice M
PERFORMANCE with ECONOMY

You'll enjoy much finer Performance wah
economy in Chevrolet. Its worlds cham
pion Valve-in-Head engine holds all
records for miles served. owners satisfied.
and years tested and proved. And Valve
in-Head engine-desisn. too. is found only
in Chevrolet and more costly cars.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
'49 Forecasts Presented
By Haqerstown Almanac
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

oy fn8 %SS0St0IS0 rfS8S
BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.-It's going
to rain on New Years Day.
The Fourth Of July will be "cool
with frequent showers"
50 states the 1949 Hagerstown
Town and Country Almanac in nc
uncertain terms.
The 1949 edition of the old al
manac hit the newsstands today
and it looks exactly like it did in
1857 when j. Gruber, founder OF
the 152-year-old publication, died
The forecasts are different, OF
course.
But Mr.. Gruber's name still tops
the title page, and the large multi
plication table is still on the back
cover.
incidentally, If you are of those
persons who dress by the almanac
you did not look out Of place when
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walter and Eiisabeth etaRoea. R,rl
George and Ethel sullivan. si7i. A''
William and Helen Surber, boy,
Joseph and Elma TAFT, boy.
William and Corean Aston, bog.
Edwin and Ruth Goodall, girl.
Emory and Josephine Harrison. BOY.
Edward and Lillian Hicks, boy.
william and Edith Minor, boy.
James and Enid Peck. boy.
Melvin and Joan shefneld. girl.
william and Alma Talley, boy.
Robert and Emma Tompkins, girls 90.
Lands and Margaret Wooden, girl
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with outstanding
Negro historians
from over the
c o u n try ex-
pected to at
tend.
The asSoci-
alton, which has
h e a d gu q r ters
here, was found
ed by Carter G.
Woodson, the d.
rector-editor. It
published t W o
magazines, the G
journal of Ne
gro History, q
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Births Reported

(From District Of Columbia Bureau O
Vital Statistics.)
James and Doris Allnutt, boy.
Harold and Mary Anamosa, girl.
Wayne and Mildred Avery, boy.
James and Elizabeth Ayres, girl.
Charles and Mirofora Beals, boy.
Enine and Jean Beckman, boy.
Otto and Rose Black, boy.
Elmer and Phyllis Brune, boy.
Lewis and Betty Burke, boy.
James and Virginia Calhoon, boy,
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Miles and Dorothy Daniels, boy.
John and Mary Dreyfors, boy.
Samuel and Miriam Ettlin, girl
William and Charlotte Hansbarger, boy.
Robert and Esther Hawkins, girl.
Tnomas and Elizabeth Hester, girl.
William and Anna Hockensmith, boy.
Frank and Roberta Hyde, girl.
Edward and Annabelle Katz, girl,
Abe and Selma Kaye, girl.
James and Mary Lamb, girl,
William and Agnes Loughrey, girl.
Elmer and Sarah Lunsford, girl,
Evening star., 1948-10-24
He@~s No. + >Ghoios M'
ALL-ROUND SAFETY

You and your family will ride in maxi
mum safety. thanks to Fisher Unisteel
Body Construction safety plate glass in
all windows-the Untitled Knee-Action
Gliding Ride and Positive-Aetion Hy.
draulic Brakes-fouJoH s9ety-proteoion
exclusive to Chevrolet and eostlier cars!
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Negro Life Study Unit
Opens Session Friday
Al Shiloh Church

The 33rd annual meeting of the
Association for the Study of Negro
Life and History will be held here
next Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Evening star., 1948-10-24
He1~s No. >GAoice TO.
RIDING sMOOTHNEsS

Chevrolet gives a much smoother.
steadier ride than other cars in its field
because it alone has the original Untitled
Knee-Action Ride. backed by more
than II years experience in building
Knee-Action units. This feature is found
elsewhere only in hisher-priced cars.
Evening star., 1948-10-24

Joseph and Carolyn iyddans, eiri.
Wesley and Patricia Morris, boy.
Conner and Lorraine Mumford, boy.
Claude and Buelah Nielsen, girl.
James and Anna Pantazes, boy,
Abraham and Jean Pincus, girl.
Richard and Marion Probst, boy.
Robert and Sarah Salin, boy.
Alfred and Mary Salomone, boy.
Jesse and Evelyn Seay, boy.
Charles and Margaret Skarren, girl
John n and Hildred Smith, boy.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Ha.ss No. + Choice &os
TASTEFUL BEAUTY

You know-and your friends know-that
the emblem. Body BY Fisher. is the hall-
mark Of bodies that are better By fm. Chev.
rolet's Bodies by Fisher reveal this finer
quality inside and out-in esery detail
Naturally. these bodies are exclusive
to Chevrolet and hisher.prieed ears.
Evening star., 1948-10-24

$oI.UU PER MONTH INCLUDING TAXES and INSURANCE
Believe considerably
Think Of how much more get with Epne
un OF nn small homes this area Second get full
hea living conditions and that's
sani
All Of this $500 month
utilities
exceed $500 Price $3.50 1850 $500
OF a
R4s t 1sP%s ss
STANDARD PROPERTIES, INC
REAL ESTATE pEvELoPMENT-oEsIGk- CONSTRUCTION
kAtioneI 5573
Evening star., 1948-11-13
Truman Personality Won,
The Washinqtonians Told

Mrs. Ralph H. Daughton, whose
husband is a former Democratic
member of Congress from Virginia
last night told The Washingtonians
that President Truman was re-
elected because Of his personality
shown on his speaking tour and
the votes of the housewives and
farmers
Mrs. Daughton was asked to ad-
dress the group on the election
after a business meeting.
A resolution urging that all ref
erences to communism be eliminated
i'm public schools was adopted by
the association. The resolution also
advocated that schools inculcate
a better understanding of the Con-
stitution among students.
One member objected on the
ground that people are sympa-
tnetic towards communism because
they cannot understand it."
The group also went on record
favoring District suffrage. 1t again
asked for legalized lottery as the
best means of solving the Districts
financial problems.
The meeting conducted by Miss
Eta Taggart, president. was held
in the Highlands Apartment, Con-
necticut. avenue and California
street NV.
Evening star., 1948-11-13

The accessibility Of this febedoom home renders desirable
orse fomiy seeking convenient oen Location OF center
ho design first floor ose living and dining room.
overlooking yod side porch kitchen and pantry ist
powder End floor hos bedrooms neosed sleeping porch
buhs 3d floor hos bedrooms and bath Basement with
oil heat. laundry room, but-in garage and iovotoy
Cal3ert Street West Caluert
property Open Sign
Evening star., 1948-11-13
Man, 81, Is Injured
When Struck by Bus

An S2-year -old man was in Mount
Alto Hospital today with face and
head injuries after being struck by
a bus yesterday afternoon. He is
Frank Mandrell, 1910 Monroe street
NV.
Police said he was injured while
crossing the street IN the 1900 block
of Wisconsin avenue NV The bus
driven by Thomas N. Cockrell, %
of 1905 Utah avenue, Brentwood
Md. swerved to the ieft to avoid
Mr.. Mandrell, but nit him as well
as a northbound car driven by
william j. Wall, jr., 26, of $50;
Chillum road, Mount Rainier, Md
police reported.
: Mr.. Wallis car was damaged
slightly, but he was uninjured. The
bus driver was charged with driv-
ing on the wrong side of the street.
Evening star., 1948-11-13

Dart, of Johannesburg, Africa, for
DR.. T. D. Stewart, Smithsonian
curator Of physical anthropology.
They are the first such casts to
reach this country, the Smithsonian
said.
The long g-extinct creature is called
Australo-pithicus prometheus. It
is thought he walked erect, weighed
from 80 to 100 pounds and has
physical traits closely approaching
the human.
IF not in the direct line of mans
ancestry, it represents an extremely
progressive ape type" the Smith
soniah says.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
Cooks Union Will Try
ID. T.. Business Agent
On Charge He Is Red

William S. johnson, colored, OF
$50 Twenty-fourth street NE, busi-
ness agent of Local 209, Cooks,
Pastry Cooks and Kitchen Employees
onion (AFL) soon will be given en-
Official hearing by the union here
on charges of being Communist.
This was disclosed today by Hugo
Ernest, general president of the par
ent union-the Hotel and Restau-
rant Employees and Bartenders In
ternatiopal Union-in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Ernest. reached by telephone,
said a hearing officer from the in
ternational, which has headquarters
in Cincinnati. will come here soon to
hold the hearing in the case of MIR.
johnson.
The date has not yet been set.
This is said to be the first case
of its kind in the unions history.
A hearing officer who was to have
come here earlier to take testimony
in the case, was taken i'll, SO the
hearing had to be postponed, Mr.
Ernest explained.
He said an officer found to be a
Communist could be removed from
Office, but not from membership in
the union. This provision was writ
ten into the unions constitution by
the April. 1947, convention in Mil
waukee. Wis, Mr.. Ernest recalled.
He said he did not remember
whether Mr.. johnson opposed this
provision. as has been reported.
Mr.. Johnson. reached at his home,
said he didn't know anything about
it," He said he had no comments
whatever on the case So far as
he knows, he said, no official charges
have been placed against him by
the union, in which he has held Of
flee for the last six years. The pres
ident of Local 209, Francisco Sal
gado, likewise had no comment.
If found guilty of being Com
munist, Mr.. johnson could appeal
to the general Executive Board Of
the international union, Mr. Ernest
said.
Garfield wore the largest hat Of
any American President-size 7a4
Evening star., 1948-11-13
Teen-Aee Forum Slated
By Women's Leuque

Teen-age students will conduct a
forum at meeting of the Women's
League Of the Arlington Jewish
Center Monday night. The meet
ing will be held at the Arlington
Jewish Center, South Fenwick street
and Lee boulevard.
Robert Barash will be moderator
and the panel will consist of Lila
SHAPIRO Bernice Sacks and Mitchell
Cutler.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
Ottensteih Honored
At Testimonial Dinner

Joseph Ottenstein, head OF the
District News Co.. was given testi-
monial dinner last night at the May
flower Hotel. About 300 East Coast
newspaper and magazine officials
attended.
Mr.. Ottenstein, native of Mil
waukee, founded the newspaper and
distributing agency here in 1923. He
lives at 3215 Ellicott street NV.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
Smithsonian Gets
Casts Of Pigmy
Million Years Old

The Smithsonian Institution has
acquired a few traces Of a man who
must be bored to death with CEN
|tennials.
He is what the Smithsonian con-
servatively figures more than q
million years old"-a fossil, they
admit. His bones were found in q
Transvaal cave, and anthropologists
have identified him as a weapon
carrying, fire-making pigmy ape
man who may have been the earliest
known of mans ancestors.
Casts of the bones were made by
their discoverer, Prof. Raymond 4
Evening star., 1948-11-13
DociIe Ducks Productive

Talk gently to your ducks and
they will lay more eggs, says A.
S. Parton of Middlesex, England,
who finds that tame and docile
! ducks are more productive of eggs
than frightened or unhappy birds
Evening star., 1948-11-13

This white brick home beautifully planned ond perfect eond
Of eenterho design contains orse living with
fireplace bo with open fepIoee dining spceous modern
Kitchen powder screened porch h floor End floor:
bedrooms and lovely tiled boths suwcy to finished
Basement: Recreation with fireplace muids room
and buth laundry facilities 2-eo buIt-n soruse ooe hect
Directions Chase Circle, north connecti-
Thornapple, right on East
Thornapple to 500 block and our Open Sign
Evening star., 1948-11-13

Located Of the finest residential sections Of the city the
National Cathedral conveniently Located transportation schools
and shopping In excellent condition throughout and built Of the
finest prewar moeo contons large living with fireplace
bro, dining room. fully equipped kitchen, powder buffers
pantry ond ossedn puo overlooking soden 2nd floor hos
large bedrooms bos and enclosed sleeping porch bedrooms ond
bath 3d floor Beautiful ondseoped lot with 2eor detoehed
garage
Connecticut to Cathedral Avenue,
Cathedral