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Evening star., 1948-02-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w. Cont, j..

HOUSES FOR SAlE-k.W. Cont E.
sI,sf resiasnss viii. -. 4 room. aad !
ss4, 5oo: may be purchased with 5000
n. AcKEN. 81. 1880. 81. 1888 %
COL0RED-2I14 VERMONT AVE. and $40
each containing rooms nFisns snd
bath, h..w,h. and cleo; End commercial
suitable for many types OF business. Can
Se p pree for aek 9 sse eSh g
a.J Moore. UNITED DEVELOPMENT
Sosps es q H9; Snt e112; an2, any time. 1915 14th
baths, new hot-air, coal furn.. full bsmt.,
laspssfiop IT. seven p'H6 aoR8b 1i5"sa NJ 1895 S
coLoRED-s5oo BLK. 11th sT.-e rms,
2 inclosed porches, INV, gas heat, ga
sss s SRs SsiR s5s2s rs Ks 2sE
and Oak sts.-Brick, rms and bath: oil
sist ssS5n} Z A0saAs ia ss' ST. 'f H. Y sslS
coLoRED-NEAR 1st and sts. NV
Large row brick, II, rms. and 2la baths;
s.,Tsnsed as cSmplsts apts; 3 stoves. 3
heat " furniture included; viii provide nice
home and income for buyer. Call Mr..
mcintosh, Win FRED A. SMITH, RealtOr,
lib 18th st. NV, RE. 1861. Ewes,
eoLokED-DEr. GA; RED BRICK, near 18th ha and
Spring rd. NV rms, bath. full base
ment. oil h.-w.h.; reduced price Of S14,e50,
small down payment eG 5easonable monthly
coLoRED-3aOo BLK. GA. AVE. N.w.-,s
garage: SUBSTANTIAL down payment. Cali
r, W HoRAD. MI 1928.
COLORED-600 BLK. KENYON ST. NV.
-3-unit apt, excellent condition; live in
one and rent the others: Call r. W.
CoLoRED-sPRING RD., NEAR 18th NV.
Moderate down payment, good terms; Z
rooms, bath, c.h.-w.h., det brick. center
hall plan. Call Morris Cohen or Milton
Vinnick, with A. M, DRAISNER. l404 L
st. NV, Ma. 1896 home. GE. 0297.
COLORED-1O15 N. J. AVE. N.W.-S rms
1st-commercial property, suitable for beau
ty parlor or any business; vacant; gar.
Brooklyn n.e.-A lot, 50xl50; stone re
tanning wall and driveway; reasonable.
For information call H. S. Penn, DE. S947;
J. r. Capott, DE 59l7; F. Petite, NO. 1920
weekdays, DE. 40S7. .
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BUSINESS pRopERT~ FOR SALE.

street from new G.. w.
Hospital: 1s rooms, 3 baths, furniture
possession: fine setup for once and resi-
dence; WoopWARD & NoRRIs' sssI san Realtors sns
723 Goth st: NV, RE. 3oe3; 6ox gun. anu
officE Off nf BLDG. TS5sS SIosccATfoNs coml;
site consisting of over 5000 50. IT..
permitting the erection of 12-story
building: another site consisting Of $1,000
It. permitting an s-;tory tss str stIueIsTs n.nt
pu ooIn ~ W.sseII MA. a3f,O: ewes. and
sun, sun I5l: pI. o7o5' BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
l4a33 ] ,a3bs7.s < s. L n-s sr. NV brick houses.
vii Consider selling separately. FRANK
M. DOYLE, a27 18th st. nv: DI; 1913.
PA. AVE. NV, Il blk. east Of Wasninsaon
uable commercial property. 25x126, run,
ming through to K st; double 2-stoss ana
basement brick on e. ave; pius .ro',nG ZssofGy
REALTY CORP, 1887 Z tnv.
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usIkEss PROP. FOR SALE tcent., ,

RESTAURANT-Immed. possession; locat-
ed on busy street and heart Clarendon;
modern equip. growing business; equip.
and stock value Of ss5. 900: beer and wine
progressive management: potential un-
sa sENeToN I sres sally s iTY es,nsF eo aSe4
MASS. AVE. AND N. CAPITOL, corner lot
over $4,000 50. #, 1st commercial now
occupied by restaurant and parking lot;
viii consider sale Of business doing over
S950.000 yr: and give long-term lease on
ave. NV. AD. $500. ME-. 45es. 10 A
sS4 5th ST. NV, across from proposed
General Accounting Ofice-12 rooms, s
converted for business; $50, 500, suSject
to 70 Offer FRANK NJ; DOYLE Realtor.
921 l1th ST DI HQZS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

INvESToRS-s-family apt, 3-story brick,
in choice location; newly decorated and
vacant One of todays best buys SENATE
REALTY CO., 1109 Eye st. NV, EX. 1870.
F ST. s.w.-sa95 down,
easy terms: s rooms: no improvements
semidet brick. Call Morris Cohen or Mil
ton Vinnick. with A. M DRAISNER. 1404
L st. NV, MA S036; home. GE. O297.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED,

CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY Now-Frss
appraisal What have you to onsr2. Gall
Will ExGHANGE clear lots id or or aersss. uSSs for
reasonably priced investment prop Have
tracts Of land for apt. 1 In D. 9. for IL
units, l in Ari. subject to zonins for AZ
units, $4,000 IT. in se., IL acres for
houses in p G. County at $4,000. Ma.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

FLORIDA LAKE REGION estate Of az
Handicapped acres in delishtful restricted
club development; Offering solt; tennis:
contains, os one level, large drawing and
dining rooms, master bedrooms, each With
private bath; servants rooms, baths,
pavilion; lease includes services OF gar.
dener. all furnishings except table linen,
and table supply from citrus grove; oe-
cupancy to May !; So, 400: shorter term
possible; references EXCHANGED. MAR.
THINSON 4 COMPANY. 1900 Eye 81. n.w2
Washington &. D. c. Phone Dl. 21l6. 4
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SUBURBAN SAIE-MARYLAkD

UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.-New brick
home with attached garage; 8 nice rooms
and hath: larse lot; price, S1s,750;
$4,000 down. balance 500 per month.
Also other homes in University Park
C. r. PEARcg, WA. 7o0e; ewes, VIA. 63os.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

21s,0OO so. FIJI. zoned 4a-A. designed for
sewer and and water; va ~ viii trade It sS4, 900 for
waterfront farm, residence in NV. or In
vestment property. Ma 9261, HERMAN
SCHMIDT, woodward Bldg d
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE-H you are considerinS sa
exchange OF your property, we are IN .
unimproved real estate. Call DI. lob
TIL pm. VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO., NC.
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oUT-oF-rowk REAL ESTATE.

FLoRIDA--Approx. 8 acres OF high and
West Palm Beach, having frontage on both
the Federal hwy. and the Dixie q. 8,
hwy, which are the main hwys. running
camp or gas station; the frontase on y. 0.
is Zoned commercial. For sale Might
consider trade Phone Elk 1928 -4
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

NEW, MODERN 1000 sa. T. one:story
ceiling height; r,r. siding available: nearby
Virginia, less than Is minutes to down.
2. Downtown washington, 5000 50, IT,.
heavy construction, garage type building;
unlimited floor load; left. ceiling. height;
once; unusually fne space. J. A. WEN.
BERG CO., Realtors, 1907 II st. NV. Ma.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidings available.
zoned Industrial; both in D. C. and nearby
MARYLAND; small or large acreage; long or
co oe. fase N asss Tss EM s7so
OVER 800 FIT. OF B. q o. SIDING In
Bladensburg, Md; will build warehouse
on long or short term lease. ERNEST
BETHESDA-New 3-story bldg. with sp-
prox. 5000 SO. IT. for manufacturing. in
dustrial any type of business or ofices;
will subdivide. AIS Bethesda ave-,
Bethesda, Md. OIL. AIS. 3
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

SECOND COMMERCIAL = Downtown, g.
story building, containing $500 So, it,;
ing platform; excellent for display room,
at reasonable rental. j. A. WEINBERG
CO., Realtors, 1907 H st. NV, MA. $500.
CORNER MT. VERNON AVE and Duncan
-10.s00 50. it., commercial d.; will lease
up to 10 years. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
3-sToRY BLDG, 5000 50. it.: can be
subdivided. from 800 to any required size;
zoned industrial. AIS Bethesda ave,
STORE. DOWNTOWN. mr.. 9th and N. Y.
ave, suitable for most any business; about
1Sx70; rent reas.; quick possession. Call
DI. 1015, VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
-3
REAR 124s WIS. AvE.-shop with alley
nt os ans oss isE sD1ss So sp5o0f asGa build
1923 1923 K ST: N.W:1Lsrge, broxnstone,
stories: containing approx; 20 rooms and
ofices. Front and rear hre escapes; lot.
23xlO0. win sell rent or trade. JEROME
s: MURRAY, AID. 5000. 1346 Conn. ave.
MI 1929
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JUST OFF LEE BLVD, 20 min. from
Lincoln Memorial-47 wooded acres WITH
stream; ideal for subdivision or small
Country estates: $500 per acre. Gail
OWNER TIE 1878. .
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED-Detached 4-bedroom brick. Viz
einia: must be real value: principals only.
Box 15-E, Star. u
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PROPERTY WANTED

BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and other commercial property including
out chain store companies. List
your property with US for quick action
Call Mr.. Kelly. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
rs, 1000 SO. TT. on one door, / year old,
steel and concrete bldg. with r.r. siding;
possession. Call HARRY COHEN, RE,
4571, GE. 02S6. --3
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CoLORED-4511 BANNER ST., Brentwood
5 rms. and bath: needs redecorating:
price. $500; terms. 81 500 cash. bal. S25
per mo. c. O. BOYUM, HY. 5460. B
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

/ PAY CASH. or will sell for you, l9fss
houses or acreAge: free appraisal. SCOTT
SANDERS 3919 So. Cap. st. TR- 1k6S
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease A. NJ.
ROTH. Woodward Bldg. RE. 1880.
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Sargent rd. ne. Z mile beyond B. {. line:
surveyed, plated, approved, 20 homes al
ready built IA lots a. corners) with sewer,
gas, water and includes hard surfaced
street, 7 lots fronting Sargent rd, SO ad.
ditlonal lots available; priced from $3.50
to ST. $50: first Offering. ROBERT MAaEE.
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR THE CAREFUL INVESTOR-A new,
modernistic group of 4 stores with park
ing facilities at a prominent intersection
in Arlington County: annual rental. So
900. For further Information, phone Mr
Woloerg, ia. 1886, with SHANNON & |
LUCHS CO., 1905 H ST. NV, Ma. 2345. /
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NE.-MODERN ROW BRICK. 6 rooms,
modern kitchen. recteation room, gas heat,
large back yard; close TO schools, SHOPPING
River Terrace ne, 5 rooms, brick. oil
heat. modern kitchen: So 900 will hanole'
KoGoD g. BoOKOFF' o3l So. NV
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

S.E. AND NE. PROPERTY-We will pay
all cash or will sell for you: We get results,
quick action. MAX MILLER, 500 11th st.
Sc. FIR. 2100.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property, ne.
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rep. dininF rm ihs' kt oil f'ins rT, h. WITH fnl
bsmt brick construction; lge. lot: GOOD
legation; Act quickly on this at S1s,46O.
AGENCY. Realtors, dL. 633s, OK. 1879.
Evening star., 1948-01-25

special established homenake well
eds Save than twenty dollars this
Portable teeece bed outfit includes Colonial styled
bed double size) coil spring with aluminium nsh hehca
tied top plus felt with durable blue and white striped
ticking.
xans-Fu Nkx ~
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You'll settle down with sigh of contentment In
this comfy lounge chair with its deep springfield
seat! Button -tufted back and Queen Anne style.
mahogany finished open arm rests and legs. Gov
cred with rich tapestry.
Kanns-Nrni1re- Floor
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Save without skimping comfort! These quality mat
tresses feature coil spring construction well padded with
felt and ssa and staunchy covered with durable blue and
white striped ticking Each is buttonufted and finished
with taped rolled edges and handles for easy turning
The secret of their relaxing refreshing comfort in the
buoyancy of their nnersprng construction you don't sink
down. you sleep the mattress for you're receiving
gentle m yet soft support and you'll awake in the morn
ing with renewed vgor Don't miss this grand value!
Kanns-B
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Line Goes Dead as Briton 7 ries
To Call Wife Detained by Reds

clear until Mr.. Hall stepped TO ths
phone.
Hello, my darling" he greeted his
wife. "Hello-hello, darling" she re.
piled.
How are you?" Mr.. Hall asked.
There was no reply.
His friend took over again and
the line was restored, but each time
ne started to talk there was an in
terruption or the line, unexplain-
ably, went dead.
But in the gaps he got this over:
Tried to ring sorry disap-
pointed. Writing tonight . love
you very much happy returns
to baby - never give IN hone" i"
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Full Repeal Of Taft Aci
May Be Opposed by
Southern Senators
By the Assoeioted Press

Senator Mcclellan, Democrat, of
Arkansas, predicted yesterday that
q majority Of the Senate's South
ern Democrats will oppose outright
repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act.
The Arkansas Senator told a re-
porter he thinks most OF the SO
Democrats who voted to override
President Truman's veto of the law
will find it difficult to reverse them
selves completely. r
One already has done so-Senator
McKellar, Democrat, of Tennessee,
who now says he is for repeal.
May Vote For Changes.
Senator Mcclellan said:
Il may vote for some changes in
the law, to strengthen it or tenn
per it, as experience shows is neces-
sary.
But I am opposed to outright re-
peal" he added. MY judgment Is
that most of those who voted to
override feel the same way about
it."
A combination of Dixie Democrats
md Republicans might prevent the
outright repeal Of the act that Is
,eing discussed by such admins
Sration Democrats as Senator Kill
gore Of West Virginia and Murray
Of Montana.
Vice President-elect Alben w.
Barkley told the American Fedora
ton Of Labor convention at Gin
cinnati yesterday that repeal Of the
labor law would be Forthcoming "as
promptly as thesrules of the House
and Senate permit"
McGrath Favors New Bill.
But Democratic National Chair
man J. Howard McGrath has indi-
Gated he thinks repeal ought to be
Accompanied by bill enacting ses-
stitute provisions for some Of the
Taft-Hartley sections.
There has been no clear indication
how Republicans will react in the
new Congress to President Truman's
campaign promise to ask the law
makers to wipe the labor act of
the books.
Senator Millikin. Republican, Of
Colorado told . reporter that so far
as the Senate minority is concerned
any policy decisions will be delayed
until the A Republican members of
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the new Senate meet about the first
Iof the year.
Senator Millikin heads the con-
ference of all COP Senators in the
present Congress.
Others Who Voted to Override.
He voted along with "a other re-
turning Republican colleagues to
override the veto. In addition, Re-
publican Senators-elect Margaret
Chase Smith of Maine and Karl E.
Mundt of South Dakota voted as
House members to override.
Three Republican hold-over Sena-
tors supported the veto-Langer of
North Dakota, Malone of Nevada
and Morse of Oregon.
Two incoming Republicans, An
drew F. Schoeppel of Kansas and
Robert c. Hendrickson of New
Jersey, have no congressional record
on the issue.
Most Capitol Hill observers think
that If the administration links some
substitute provisions with a Taft
Hartley repeater it will stand a
much better chance of winning the
Republican and Southern Democrat
support it may need for passage.
Senator Mcclellan, who sponsored
the non-Communist affidavit provi-
sion of the present law, said he
doesn't think Congress will agree to
repeal that section.
Way Left Open for Red Curb.
The Democratic platform left the
way open for inclusion in any new
law of some curb on Communist
activity in unions.
However, Senator McGrath said
he is opposed to the present require
ment that union leaders alone must
sign afidavits saying they are not
Communists in order to let their
unions use the facilities OF the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board. Sena-
tor McGrath suggested that perhaps
everybody who earns American
dollars" ought to be required to-
take the same oath.
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May | Reported Set
As u. ). DeadIine for
North Atlantic Pact
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Nov. N.-The Western
European Alliance is plugging away
on rough draft of a North Allan
tic defense pact for presentation to
Washington before President Tru-
mans State Of the Union address.
Reports without official confirma-
ton circulated in diplomatic quar-
ters that the representatives of the
FIVE countries-Britain, France, Bel
gium, The Netherlands and LuXem-
bourg-have accepted a French pro-
posal the defensive partnership with
Canada and the United States
should last for SO years,
Responsible diplomatic offlcials
reported the State Department, in
Informal exchanges with represen-
tatives of the alliance countries,
tentatively has set Nav as tar
get for the documents final ac-
ceptance by Congress.
Truman May Lay Down Line.
An American request for speed in
reaching an accord here has raised
the likelihood that President Tru-
man will lay down the admins
traticn's position in opening the
new Congress in January.
The meetings of the alliance
countries representatives here have
been conducted in secrecy-so much
so. In fact, that the British Foreign
Once has refused answers to the
simple question of whether they are
in session.
But from what can be pieced to-
eether from other sources, 1t is ap-
parent the North Atlantic pact will
be written in general terms, pledg-
ing mutual assistance in event of
an attack on any of the Signatories
but avoiding any hand and fast
clause committing them to 60 to wal
This position. generally accepted
despite some French reluctance, was
arrived at in realiza ton that the
United States Congress would balk
at surrendering its final authority
10 declare war.
Big Undecided Question.
Along the lines of the Brussels
Pact which created the Western
European Alliance, the North At
lantic agreement was expected tc
resfirm adherence to the principles
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From q. C., Bureau Of Vital statistI
Clarence and Jane Blake, girl
Stewart and Marjorie Burns. boy.
John and Ada Eliz. Cooke, boy.
John and Mildred DAILY. girl.
William VIII nna .ns s0.nnah Hma pe6a bi.kin fr GIRL
Frank and Frances Dusan. boy.
Joseph and Nedra Ficco, girl.
Williah and, Eliz Foreman. boy.
GnsTlss asens am and pasr lorstta gilbert boy
Thomas and Mildred Hale. boy.
po%sIas and porthy Henderson, sirl,
William ana and Mf1ls Theia aefasIsn JasEman oqs Soy
James and Lula jenkins, girl.
Louis and Eunice Kaufman, boy.
RAYMOND and Muriel Keigher: girl.
HSSymona EaSn nni apd 3D. DOTS Kins; girl.
Henry and Frances Kiser. ,airl.
Hush and jeanne Kline. girl.
Floyd and Pauline Laster. boy.
soDert .na aad Betty M,Ty Me%hosesf ,s SS
Donald ns and estricis Marsh, boy.
OIin and Defiance Merchant, boy.
dsrsra and yirsinis R.u: % sirI. hl''
Lewis and Elsie Roberts, girl.
Petros and Helen sachlis, boy.
Clifton and Audrey smoot. boy.
James and Janet Southers. Girl
Earl and Elizabeth Stamper. girl
John and Helen THOMPSON. boy.
william and Lily Usher, girl
Cyro and Maria Varella, boy.
Clifford and Louise Banks. boy.
sookis and Mary Glascoe. sirl:
RAYMOND and Carrie Hill, boy.
Alphonso and Estslle Ktng, girl.
Homer and Lottie Mcmillan. boy.
Earl and Doris Thompson. sirl.
Malcolm and Nellie Weaver, boy.
Andrew and Sudene Wilbanks boy.
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of the United Nations and set up the
framework for co-ordinating the de-
fensive resources of the seven
countries.
Still to be decided was one big
question: How far will the door be
left ajar for ultimate entrance of
other countries such as the Scandi-
navian nations and Italy, and per-
haps even Spain and Portugal9
Here. at least, it is regarded as
likely that congressional action on
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North Atlant pact will be preceded
by legislation to permit peace-time
lend-lease of military equipment
probably on country-by- country
basis rather than to the Western
European Alliance as a whole.
Meanwhile, diplomats in both the
United States and Britain watched
and worried over the political tug
o'-war in France-potentially weak
link in Western Europe's economic
and defensive armor.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Dy ths Asseeiotsd Press

LONDON. Nov. 20.-Moscow has
forbidden Alfred Halls Russian wife
to leave the U. s. S. r. and join
him here, 50 NE tried to call her by
telephone yesterday.
Seventy minutes and about 100
hellos later he gave up.
Mr.. Hall had a friend call the
British consulate in Moscow, where
Mrs. Hall is switchboard operator.
1t was the second birthday of his
son, whom he never has seen, and
he wanted to talk about him.
The connection was strong and
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Pakistan Military Action
Threatened in kashmjr
by the Assoeiotsd Press

kARACHI, Pakistan, Nov. 10
Defense Secretary Islander Mira
said today that Pakistan will be
forced to "take appropriate mill
tary measures If nothing is done to
correct the situation in Kashmir
within a, few days"
He said he referred to the launch
ing by India of what Pakistan con-
siders to be q major offensive in
the Jammu area and southwest
Kashmir and the building up of
Evening star., 1948-11-21

Among the other guests expec.d
are:
Chief Judge Harold M. Stephes
of the Court of Appeals, Associa.
Judges Henry w. Edgerton, Wilbr
K. Miller, E. Barrett Prettyman an
James M. Proctor and Court Clers
Joseph w. Stewart. /
Also Chief Judge Bolitha ]. Laws
of District Court and Associate
Judges Jennings Bailey. Edward M.
Curran. T. Alan Goldsborough, AL
exander Holtzoff, Richmond B.
Keech, r. Dickinson Let's, James
w. Morris. David A. Pine, Henry A.
Schweinhaut and Edward A. Tamp,
In Spain there now are 1900
Americans and 3.700 Britains.
Evening star., 1948-11-21

NEW ORLEANS.-COURT SCENE-Two-year- old Rodney CAL
smile boundes energy helped his mother unangle
legal red tape yesterday He about the court
his mother shown holding her other child Ronde ex-
planned why couldn't pay rent Finally he seated him
of Judge Alexander BahnS pictured. The
granted continuance in the Mrs Calender told
husband disappeared months and she
able work because of expected baby Her
only income month the welfare bureau
"A Wirephoto
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Births Reported

visitors Is assured.
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De c m D e 4,
Lowry N. Coe,
association ,res-
ident, announced
last night.
Chief Jetice
Vinson ano AS
sociate Jutices
B u r ton in d
Douglas ais are
expected to at
tend, togher
W ith Attcnev
General (ark
and other plm-
inent men1ers
of the legal 10
HG
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Indian forces there during the last

Indian forces there during the last
few months.
India's action, Mira continued, Is
a contravention of the resolution of
the United Nations Kashmir com.
mission. That resolution, accepted
by both India and Pakistan, pro-
vides that neither dominion shall
take aggressive steps In the princely
state which might prejudice a
peaceful settlement.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Haiti HoIts Food Export

To insure the success of the In
ternational Exposition, scheduled to
open in December, 1s49, the govern
ment Of Haiti has stopped food ex-
ports until a food supply reserve for
visitors IL aSstIred
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Only Is Pei. in Survey
Feel Taft Act Has Done
More,Ha Than Good
By Dr.. Henry c. Link

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (NANA -
Although "a per cent of the people
say they have heard Of the Taft
Hartley law, only rs per cent think
that 1t has done more harm than
good. This was ascertained in the
October Psychological Barometer
survey conducted with interviews
from coast to coast by the Psyche
logical Corp.
The first question asked was:
Have you heard of the Taft
Hartley law, which was passed by
Congress to regulate unions, control
strikes and get rid of Communist
union leaders,"
The answers were:
Per Cent
Yes 81
No
Uncertain 2
This question was then asked:
During the past year, do you think
that this law has done more harm
than good, or more good than
harm?"
Answers:
Per cent
More good than harm 10
More harm than good Is
Did not know IS
Even among union members and
union families, % per cent thought
that the law had done more good
than harm and SO per cent were
whereas IS per cent felt
that the law had done more harm
than good:
Percenta oes
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Rutledge 10 Address
Dinner Of D. T.. Bar

Supreme Court Justice Rutledgs
will be the principal speaker at the
annual dinner Of the District Bar
at the Mayflower Eotel
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-01-29
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