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Evening star., 1949-03-26
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSES FOX KENT
NEAR 18th AND L SITS. N.W.-3,3S9
so. # in flreproof building with
of!ices and lavatories: large elevator,
heat and lights supplied; $3.50
month. Call Mr.. Franklin, with
Bldg, DI. 5000; ewes, GIL. 1856.
NEW BUILDING, without rail siding,
truck height floor, 9th and Frank
lin SITS. ne; 5,736 50. it.; avail.
Sept 1st to good tenant, 10-yr'
siding for large user. .MR. HAYNE,
MA S5T3 80
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RAMBLER

OPEN SAT. AND SUM-, To
to reach Drive over Chain
Bridge. turn right on 1913, continue
straight ahead tdo not turn left at
Langley on Great Falls Georgetown
rd. to open sign on right. Here
we offer a rm. modern home on
R-acre corner lot in a choice sub
division. Priced under $4,000;
cash less than $1,000. J. G. WARE,
CHI 5124 -27
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LAST CHANCE

Just ! house left in the beautiful
completely developed section of Ivy
that purchasers, builders, lawyers,
doctors and other real estate Of
fees have told US is today's best
bath. over 32-ft. liv rm., center
hall entrance, y tiled bath, formal
din. rm., lge. beautiful equip. kit,
side scr porch; full basement
Don't be left out. Take advantage
Of this last chance. For complete
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8 BEDROOMS, 112 BATHS
Brand-new Colonial brick, large
rooms; liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm., beautifully equipped Kitchen,
full bsmt. N. Arlington. Close to
everything: Sl4,950.
CAPE Gods BEDROOMS
2 bedrooms, full bath on flrst; l large
room upstairs; fireplace, parQuet
floors, full bsmt., large porch: Large
lots with barbecue pit. Close to
everything: GI-financed; Sl3.95O.
.ARNA VALLEY
Small down payment. 5-room brick,
large, tlassed-in porch bsmt.
REALTY BULLETIN co.
all rnnn .r EA rR1Q -OG
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WESTMONT

2-story brk. house, located within
walking distance of Westmont shop
ping center, 1t has lse; liv. rm.,
. nice bedrms. and bath; rear yard
fenced, storm windows, oil &C:
heat; completely redecorated and
vacant Priced at 81 $50.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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COMMERCIAL CORNER at oakton,
Va.-Over l acre of land fronting
on State roads; intersection OF
123 and GA improved by frame
2-story house with running water
and cleo: $4,000. McCAY &
McGAY RaaltorS GI. SR15 -o7
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STONE RAMBLER
CAPE COD


Reduced to s12;5oo. This brick and
full bsmt. and expansion attic. avail,
in 30 days. Only $3.50 down. G.
E. LANIER. OW. 3434. -27
STOP! THIS is 1T!
This is the first and only pfferingi
location; tiled bath, equip kit: full
bsmt, level shaded. fenced lot; fine
conv., quiet neighborhood. Since the
price is SO low we have voted this
the value of the week
Arlington Realty Co.
1904 Wilson Blvd OW 1900
CADILLAC CLASS
3 bedrms, and 2 tiled baths plus
1st f., liv. rm. over 90 1T. long
with conv. side screened porch,
formal din. rm.. Ice. equip. kit;
full basement with lavatory; Custom
built plus quality. Country club
location. Call for appointment.
Arlington Realty Co.
a2Ot Wilson Blvd. oW. $500.
DELIGHTFUL REC. RIM.
With firepl. and Y bath in lge. util.
liv nm, din. rm.. kit, 3 bedrms.
with full tile bath; additional fea-
lures incl side porch, extra lge. lot,
asphalt driveway; desirable No. Arl.
location Will probably Gil. Ideal
for service personnel. Shown by ap-
pointment only. You should call.
It's good listing.
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APT. SITES FOR SALE

corner. zoned 60-C. For full par
ticulars, cali Mr. straub (today and
Sunday, DU 1866. THOS. j.
FISHER g. CO., INC, Realtors, D1.
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LYON VILLAGE

An outstanding value is offered you
in this exclusive, much-sought-after
section; prewar brick Colonial with
slate roof. 3 twin-size bedrms., plus
sleeping porch upstairs; stairway to
very attrac. iiv. .rm. with firepl.,
formal din. rm., adj. scr. porch
very lge equip. kit; full basement
with lavatory; Lear det. brick ga
rage Don't tell your friends. but
we think you can buy this house
under 100000. Shown by appt.
oplv EycI,ISivo With
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FORT DAVIS AND
LOTS FOR RENT

USED-CAR LOT, 44OO blk. BenninS
rd. me-; 81xl40 it.; major highway,
very heavy traf1c; have good pro-
position for right party. DAVID
COOPER, 500 F st. NV, Ma 8557.
Ewes, RA ais. 81
1lth ST. N.W.-Downtown site. so
Sy G BE- 10 aey nEs ayaabe for ny
first comm. use. J. GINBERG, RE-
13SQ -D7
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND
We have over 10 acres of good land
bordering on the BALTIMORE g. Ohio
Railroad, near the District line and
only a short haul to one of the most
thickly populated residential Sec
tions OF the Metropolitan Area. Will
sell In sections at 25c per foot.
This should be Of particular inter-
est to organizations needing a large
site without too great an expendi-
ture of capital. Phone Everett Scott,
&C. 1900. Br. 611-C, with
Shannon & LuchS Co.
1905 H ST. NV. MA. 2345.
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE (cont.) J

WASHINGTON, b. e.
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BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

New 2-story brick. in conven Falls
Church neighhorhood bedrms. and
bath upstairs: .liy. rm., din. rm.,
kat, first, A.; full bsmt. incl; shower
Directions: Out Lee hwy. to Broad
ST.. right on Broad st. to West St.
right on West to Lincoln ave, left
to Sycamore st. and open sign at
202. Open from 1-5, Sat. and
Sun. ROACH g. PROS1SE CONST.
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ALEXANDRIA
eli G00

and S6060 per month plus taxes
and insurance; 3-bedroom bricktex
home with " nice porches and de-
tached garage; located on corner lot
in Del Kay. Call today.
LURIA BROS
o2ao Wilson blvd OW $500 81
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COLUMBIA FOREST
COLUMBIA PINES
Country Club Manor

2 Blks. From Country Club
S14,9oO, $4,000 down to G.I;, $3.50
down, non-GI. 6-room all brick,
equipped GE kitchen, full basement,
porch; fot 7Ox1O0: restricted neigh
borhood; select your own color
scheme; close-in to transportation
and shopping. owners and builders:
M. r. Broyhill & Sons, Inc.
1924 Lee hwy. CH. $500. 8 to 9.
Directions. Out Lee hwy. to Glebe
rd., right on Glebe to Little Fans
I'd. left to open sign. -
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SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT

RUSTIC COTTAGE bedrms., fire-
place, garden, some furniture: we'll
regulated Christian adults only. mr.
Pentagon; rent, sos. Call OF. 951S.
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SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGlkiA
OPEN TODAY 2 TO 6
3-REDROOM RAMBLER

Modern bungalow on lge. lot with
high elevation. Sleepy Hollow sec
liv. rm. with fireplace, 8 lge. bed
rms, bath, din. rm., all-elec. kit.
with ample cabinet space; full bsmt,
oil a.-c heat. breezeway connecting
to Lear garage. Truly q modern
home. complete in every detail.
Drive out Lee blvd. passed trafic
circle at Falls Church l blk. to
Aspen lane, left on Aspen lane to
intersection Of Sleepy Hollow rd.
and open sign. c. L. HANOWELL
CO.. Realtor. Falls Church 5777
or T193. -27
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Country Club Special

Country Club Special
All of everything you could possibly
expect in q home incl. 3 bedrms;
and baths PLUS lse I'D. stuSs SsI, aan entI
from stone patio into liv. rm. de-
signed for entertaining. side scr.
porch, formal din. rm., equip. kit.
with breakfast porch, y bath, p
car garage, full bsmt.. with rec. rm.,
maids rm. and bath. Priced for
immed. sale under $4,000.
/, Arlington Realty Co.:
oonx NJiIcor hIyd nW Q300
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THE HOME BEAUTIFUL
IN VIRGINIA

A detached brick home of wonderful
charm, having = rooms and = baths.
plus a knotty-pine recreation room
with bath in the basement; attrac-
tive dining room looking out onto
a patio and garden with outdoor fire.
that make for enjoyable home liv-
ing: garbage disposal unit. auto
matte hot-water heat. sun deck, p
car detached brick garage; beautiful
lot 75x150,; within walking dis
tance of schools, shopping center
and transportation. Owner has
purchased a larger house and must
is well worth it. You will enjoy
a visit to this home this week end
Phone Mr.. Thompson. OV. 5000,
with
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Alexandria
BELLE HAVEN

Open Sat. and Sun. 80 to $50 pm.
Small white-washed brick. Dutch
Colonial. Situated on lovely hillside
with fashioned garden. Liv. rm.,
din; rm.. kit pantry, screened porch;
3 bedrms, y baths, ample closet
space; det. dble. garage. To reach:
South On Rt. / TO Fort Hunt I'd,
left to Woodmont. right on Wood
mont to Brow Hill and open sign.
Exclusive with BLANCHE S. CATION,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED


WILL BUY OR SELL your property.
frame or bricE. white or colored:
also specializing in GI homes. Call
MR. WALTER MILLER, ME. 1920:
ewes, DE. 5346.
. PAY CASH for houses lots OF acre
age SCOTT SANDERS. TR. 1868:
ewes. vi O990 Free appraisal
Cash FOR REAL ESTATE, white or
colored, all sections; also CT homes
A. FISCHER CO. 5610.
CASH IN ONE DAY for D. C. colored
pronerty ssst or will nassSsa sell nse your hEme MRs
PAYNE, TR. 7244, GL. 6676. -26
IMMEDIATE CASH
FOR your home, white or colored
COX & CO.. RE. 1893.
NORTHWEST or Chevy Chase, Md
We have several clients desiring. 8
good 6 to 8 rm. house in better-type
neighborhood: ran produce ready
sale for interested owner. Mr.
Holmes. EN- 6635 after : Nm,
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
l015 18th ST. NV. MA. 1879. ~
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Shannon & LuchS Co.

15U5 Fl st. NV, MA. Z34o.
"OPEN TODAY 1 TO $50" Brick
Colonial, slate roof and garage; 1st
with fireplace, glassed-in sun room,
nice dining room. modern equipped
kitchen: End floor, 3 bedrooms, sun
deck and tiled bath with shower:
full basement. recreation room, oil
a.-c. heat. maids lavatory; lot 50x
100: garden: price. S15.750; 1st
trust, $4,000 at 4l2 o.. To reach:
right to Clarendon Circle. bear right
into Washington blvd. and continue
to No. 18th St, turn left to 620a
and Open Sign"
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive agent, 1901 So. Arlington
Ridse Rd., Arl., Va. OF. S5S6-So35.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

OWN A NICE, NEW HOME in orlan-
do, Fla; rms. and bath, on large
lot: price, S8,50O. Other homes
reasonably priced, also groves, farms
and lots. Call Hudson SO39. 30
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IMMEDIATE CASH

WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
GEORGETOWN-IO 700 So. IT. on 3
frS., exceptionally desirable mod
ern heated brick bldg, office space.
lavatories and garage; excellent To-
cation KENNETH STILES. D1.
2SSa or FA 1916. ~
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APT. SITES, Que between 18th and
10th se., 75x14O: excel. location:
paved St; all utilities; mr.. schools,
transp., etc. Only $500 cash.
1925 N. Capitol st.-75X213; i'm
proved by frame dwelling. 1st trust,
$lO.50O at 41act. Exclusive GEO,
S. KING CO., Est. 1895, Ii. a5Ol,
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SUBURBAN. SAlE-VIRGINI
NO LOWER PRICE
S11 Q75

Country club area-Owner must sac.
lots Of Charm; lge., sunny iiv. . rm.
with firepl.. din. rrn., equip. kit:
copper screened porch; new ABC oil
burner and roof. A dream Of q
master bedrm., another large-sized
twin bedrm., bath; Diet. garage;
beautiful shrubs; nice lot, fenced-in
bus fare direct to downtown or
Pentagon; blks. to excel schools,
churches. lge. playground with ten
mis- courts. Truly the best buy we
have had Owner must sell At once
or withdraw from market. Your last
0ftas paS or evenings, Ssn phone Ss aepGes lyle &
GOSS, CHI. 56S2, GIL. 1878, or FA.
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$1,000 CT
SEMIDET., $1O,5OO

Most conven. section Of Arl., Ia
blocks to shopping center, transp.,
school and theater; all-brick const,.
in this sub. prewar, 2-bedrm; home.
This is real buy and priced to
10 TIL dark. Drive out Columbia
pike to So. Glebe rd., right ] block
to 9th St, left on SO. Ivy to No
s36. ALBERT ELLER. owner. CH.
1917. III
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ALEXANDRIA

Open Sunday. 3 to 8: AT Prince st.
Fine old brick house with bed
rms. wing of the house has been
made into a complete 2-bedrm. apt,
separate entrance; income from apt.
gould carry 15e nSp entire asInt propertY' r1
saI2; week ends, Mr.. Chase, HU.
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CON- eRouhn FOR SALE

BUILDERS, SPECTATORS, DE-
VELOPERS-42 acres in P. q. Co,
Nd, on S. Capitol st. at D. C. line;
approx, 1,400 IT. front, zoned LIST
commercial; facing several million
dollar apt project nearing completion.
This prop. is on roadway leading to
new S. Capitol st. Bridge. Rosecroft
race track and serves community in
Guiding Boiling Field, Andrews Field,
Naval Research Lab. Sell all or
part. Inspect plat in our office. Ex-
cltsive, GEO. S. KING CO., Est.
1895. Ii. 25O1, Realtor. -27
BAIT. BLVD, prize location, opposite
lot 100x165. Call OWNER. WA.
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NORTH ARLINGTON
ROSEMONT

ROSEMONT
ONLY $500 DOWN
8 3-bedroom brick. Here is hodSe
with really large rooms; living room
15x26, dining room 14x15, kitchen
lOx15. So, if you are one of those
people who need lots OF room, this
is it. All the closets are walk-in
type. All the bedrooms will take
twin beds. The house is In excel
lent condition. 1t has new
oil burner and a new hot-water
heater; detached garage. Be sure
to make this a must on your list
to see this week end. If you would
like to see it sooner, call
HICKS REALTY co.
Realtors, 1906 Mt Vernon ave,
Alex, OV. 1867. OV. 056l; ewes,
OU M 80 TF OQ23
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STORE VALUES

y OICI F1A1O10
1903 9th ST. n.w.-1 900 so. it.,
attached garage in rear; Sl50 mo.
444 llth st. S.w.-2nd commercial,
$500 50. it.; $3.50 mo-
500 First st. NV, heat and hot water
included; new store; 500 mo.
62.2 5th st NV, suitable for lawyers
office-a rooms. {. baths; $3.50 mo.
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor, sos
N Capitol ST. MA. $3.50. -27
80 18th ST. Sc.
Laundry once. vacant; $50 per mo.
on lease. GEORGE I. BORGER.
643 Indiana ave. NV. Ma. 035O.
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SUBURBAN SALE-vA. Cont. }

$500 M DOWN ,,sn and $ s55 55o per po~9arm. month.
cottage. electricity. telephone; m no
ps Hnnng snG Mate eectnie pamp range M
bungalow in Lyon Village; 2 bedrms.
on ist OST %o.t edayse,en1 layee T. aSSye SS
5000 cash required. Phone GIL.
$1,000, $500 $500 CASH. balance at
S51 per mo. for this 5-rm. and
Ssmt', IS T. fei laundry dry trays. oil INV h.
PENTAGoN REALTY CO., Fairfax
NR. SHIRLEY HWY.-New 1-story
white bungalow, consisting of 3
bedrooms, large living room with WITH
stone fireplace a d,rns and room 6motyytR'ns WITH
kitchen with GE automatic dish
washer, refgr. stove, ample cup
board space and asphalt tiled door
tiled bath with shower: large sid side
side entrance to large fun basement
heat; large corner lot: os1 s16,o9o.
Terms Gsll Falls K.{1h1E1, GhqE1h o2lG; ra@hier
only Si4,75O. Good masonry con-
struction with stone trim; 14x24
living room with stone fireplace,
paneled in knotty pine. well-eauip-
ped kitchen, full,size dining room.
2 bedrooms and bath. small utility
room in basement. This is an eX-
cellent buy TO reach: Drive out Lee
turn left on I'd to Clifton !Route
500. bear, right on Route 90 to
turn left on Route 6?4 for 1000 IT.
TO house. Open Sunday, | to . p m.
HERMAN SCHMIDT, 1908 H st; NV.
CT APPRovED s-bedroom; l1s-bath
brick Colonial, equipped kitchen,
full basement, gas heat; large lot:
Just off Lee blvd; price Sl5, 80;
new. vacant. Call J. H. BENOII.
Realtor, KE. 6677 or KE. 629e.
COMMERCIAL CORNER at oakton,
Va.-Over / acre of land fronting
on 8 State roads; intersection OF
l23 and 674; improved by frame
and elec.; S9,500, McCAY &
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REDIJCEDl

Below the GI approved figure. Bed
rm. and "a tiled bath on 1st A.; =
bedrms. and tiled bath UP; liv. rm.
with adj. porch, full din. rm.. lge.
side entrance; OUTSTANDING. conv.
location: total price, $15,75O.
Arlington Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Dog Hunted After Girl
Is Bitten in Face

A search was on tc;'ay for q
dog that bit a little girl, after 8
physician said it was imperative
to find the animal to determine
if it was rabid.
The child, Barbara G.. Willis, 6
of 10250 Sutherland road, Silver
Spring, Md, was bitten on the
face yesterday afternoon in front
Of her home.
The dog was believed to be a
small white. short-haired animal
with black spots.
The aid of newspapers and radio
stations in finding the dog was
asked by the parents of the girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Willis, and
the family doctor, DR.. Edgar p
Copeland Of 1901 I street NV.
The physician said he gave
Barbara tetanus shots and admin
istered penicillin but was with
holding anti-rabies shots until ii
could be determined if the dog
was rabid. This was because OF
the risk involved in administering
the shots so close to. the nerve
centers of the brain, DR.. Copeland
explained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Aaave an
other child, Stanley. jr., 8. Mr..
Willis is employed at the Budget
Bureau.
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Iulkutive Senators Continue
To Tie Up Displaced Persons Bill

Senators LANCER. Republican, OF
North Dakota and Donnell, Re-
publican, of Missouri also were
reported prepared to speak against
it at length.
Senator Lucas called all this
talking filibuster and told news
men that because of it he had
abandoned hope that Congress
would adjourn Saturday. He said
the outlook now is for Congress
to quit Wednesday or Thursday
BY keeping on talking. the Illi-
-nois Senator said, opponents of
the bill hope they can force sup
porters of the legislation to drop
their efforts to pass it at this ses-
sion.
But they're just wrong on that
AS long as we've got a quorum. !"
he said,
Evening star., 1949-10-14

drives and was active in the war
time civilian defense organization.
A strong advocate of suffrage
for the District, Mr.. Kirkland
served as legal adviser to the
Plebiscite Committee which super
vised the plebiscite vote here in
1916.
| In 1916 Mr.. Kirkland served as
chairman of the Public Utilities
Committee of the Washington
Board of Trade and has long been
active in the affairs of that organ
ization.
He formerly was vice president
of the District Bar Association
and was an organizer and for
mer president of the associa-
tion's junior bar section. He
served as chairman of the asso-
cations Municipal Court of
Appeals Committee and as
chairman of the committee
which arranged programs for
naturalization of new citizens.
Eight Years in Congress.
He is certified public &C
countant as we'll as a lawyer
and teacher and is a member
of the District Chapter of the
Institute of Certified Public Ac-
countants.
Mr.. Mclaughlin, 81, is a native
of Lincoln, Nebr., and served in
Congress for eight years from
1935-1943.
Graduating in law from Colum-
bia University in 1910, he began
practice in Omaha. In the first
World War, he was a captain of
field artillery. serving overseas
with the 91st Division.
Mr.. Mclaughlin was dele
gate to the Nebraska Constitu-
ttional Convention in 1920, and
headed the Omaha Bar Associa-
ton in 1923. After his congress
Isional service. he was on the
American-Mexican Claims Com
mission.
The prospective appointee is
married. and has two grown chill
dren. His residence here is at 23l0
Connecticut avenue.
He also is a Catholic.
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Truman Brands
|FWe-Percenter
Probe Worthless

President Truman rates the
five percenter investigation as
100 per cent worthless.
The question came up at his
news conference late yesterday
following the decision of a Senate
Expenditures subcommittee to
suspend-if not end-its inquiry
into so-called f1ve-percenters.
Mr.. Truman said he doesn't
think it ever was an intelligent
inquiry and therefore that there
is no use to continue it.
The inquiry revolved around
activities of agents who offered
to get Government contracts for
businessmen for a fee, usually
5 per cent. It reached into the
White House to the extent that
Mr.. Truman's Amy aide, Maj
Gen. Harry Vaughan, was called
to testify on some of his own ac-
tivitieS.
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Explorer, Freed in Canton,
Moves 10 Hong Kong Hotel
By the Associated Press


HONG KONG, Oct. 14.-Leon-
ard Clark, American explorer
arrived yesterday from Canton
where Chinese authorities had
held him on double manslaughter
charges.
Cantonese officials declared
previously they intended to take
the prisoner with them to Chung
king, new Nationalist capital. But
he was released after the Ameri-
can charge de'affaires, Robert
Strong, guaranteed to produce
him on court request.
Clark, now living in a small
Hong Kong hotel, feared the
Reds would kill him In Canton
because of his wartime work in
China as an OSS operative. He
was accused of killing Willard
Freeman, American bsuiness man,
and Harold Harris at Freeman's S
Canton home September 8. The
fatal shooting during a drinking
party resulted from an argument
over 'Freeman's wife, Maya.
Evening star., 1949-10-14
BY the Assoeioted Press

Talkative Senators opposing a
bill to 1iberalize the displaced per-
sons law carried on their battle
today. They showed scant con-
concern over notice from Majority
Leader Lucas that he would not
give in to filibuster.
The bill is now snarled in a
session-end floor fight after being
locked in the Senate judiciary
Committee for months. It would
open the United States to more
European refugees -339, 900 in
three years as compared with
present provisions for letting in
205, 900 in two years.
Senator Cain. Republican, of
Washington said that before the
day is over he would move to send
the measure back to the commit
tee. .-...
Senator Cain spoke for four
hours against the bill yesterday,
using up the first day of debate.
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Mason Boy, 6, Drowned in Creek
BY Accident, Coroner Rules

small ponds. Military police with
walkie- talkie radios had set up
a communication system with
headquarters at Fort George
Meade to coordinate the search.
Father on Search Near Laurel.
The boys father. haggard and
sleepless. was with one search
party near the Laurel race track
when radio reports came that the
body had been found. The Laurel
phase of the search began with a
report from a Jessups taxi driver
that he had seen a boy answering
the description walking along the
road late Tuesday afternoon.
Earlier. a pair of brown shorts
similar to those worn by Otis
were found near one of the
drained pools.
The area where the body was
found had been searched, but the
Oxon Hill firemen. in detail
headed by Montgomery County
Police Pvt. H. A. Turner. probed
under an overhanging bank of the
wide pool in the Paint Branch
tributary and discovered the boy.
Parents Thank All Who Helped.
From the grieving parents came
appreciation ito all those who
helped U.S."
my greatest fear now" said
the father. plumbing and heat
ing contractor, ''is that I'll miss
some one in trying to think Of all
those who helped. There were so
many I don't even know all the
groups"
Funeral services were to be
held at pm. tomorrow at the
Deal funeral home, 1912 Georgia
avenue NV. The Rev. Paul H.
Groseclose of the Colesville Meth
edist Church. who had participate
ed in the search, will officiate.
Burnal will be in the Colesville
Cemetery.
The Masons have six other
children. Thomas. William, Roger,
Hannah, Marabel and Barbara.
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Parking Meters in Effect
In Mt. Rainier Monday

Operation of 140 parking meters
in business areas of Mount Rainier
will go into effect at 8 am. Mon
day.
The meters will operate from 3
am. to pm. daily, except Sum-
days and national holidays, on all
but Varnum street, where the
hours will be 8 am. to 8 pm.
Motorists will face fines of ST for
each violation. The parking ordi-
nance was approved by the mayor
and City Council at a special
meeting Saturday.
Much fine silverware has an in
visible plastics skin to keep 1t from
furnishing.
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Czech
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that when the church control
measures became law the govern
ment would tolerate no opposition
to them. Bishops and priests who
attempt to resist these measures
would be broken as enemies of
the state" Cepicka declared.
The Communist Party press
said last night that the Czecho-
slovak government is houseclean-
ing its ministries in a growing
purge of political unreliables.
The purge was concurrent with
a continuing police roundup of
thousands of small business men
and other persons considered un-
friendly to the Communicated
government.
The newspaper Rude Pfavo re-
ported 90 employees soon will leave
the Ministry of Industry and that
100 others will be transferred to
productive" fields. Similar action
is being taken in the Finance
Ministry, it said.