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Evening star., 1949-12-13

ARLINGTON
Prewar Brick Bungalow
Assume approx. $4,000. 4qc 1st
trust. and move in this most sought
after type home; Lying room. sep
ss snd aans eaapped 1GHm keSen sefs90%S on s
floor: stairs to foored and Insulated
ment. OH heat, builtsin garage;
walk to schoeels;; shopping and
s9so. s5sss; o pFlife tiii o. slS'4'o' Call ow'
TRY, VETERAN, TRY!
See this all;brick home and try to
buy it at v. A. appraised price; 1st
bedrooms and bath on End fioor;
basement has workshop and outside
entrance; real fireplace; nice fenced
corner lot. You'll want to decorate.
80 Sooa ,,sins your color book. Call ow.
ARLINGTON RAMBLER
New, brick, all on one floor. with 3
bedrooms bedr a;n,a and 2 tile baths; living
e9uipped 9o hs EischeD econ has slfsmns res
size. with outside entrance; pull
few blocks from bus and schools
thnk xGn see ca i eHa o% ts3 snad US ~hfs I'll q
PICK OF THE CROP
YOU CAN STEAL
This vacant. redecorated 5-rm. brick
home; large living room. modern
equipped kitchen. walk-in closets.
full basement; level landscaped lot:
d?s!5sn' TSadee csI o% Re'fsn6nsS5h00' 1885, only
Country Atmosphere
Cool and clear-ideal for your chill
dren lmagine level q acre to
Tor ffi lawn. a garden, sSl badminton 'Sga and
built Of brick and tile. Distinctive
character marks its rambling style.
Party-size living room With fire.
spaTkns sspassIs eisan 0G BIZ bsa aae
rooms and tile bath. full basement:
only S15,75O! Of all the aGs
you see on this page, y9n Tn6nt Twon't
HOME FOR 1860
This revolutionary n. Arl. floor plan
ct only S13.750 offers you 3 cheer
wi With DFshs dnss sss fs
the science kitchen. with garbage
disposal, .Bendix. S-ft. refrigerator.
range and illuminated wall cabinets.
Crackproof oak floors and roomy
sliding-door closets. Gas radiant
heat, plus built-in storm sash for
winter comfort. Easy financing.
Trsst yourself to a look! Call oW.
5000.
History'S Past Moments
In Colonial times this area was
known as resort. now settled with
modern homes. Close-in Arl., Just
OFF Lee blvd. An all-brick Colonial.
Easy foyer entrance. large living
room has archtay to dining room,
Sleeping area OF the home has 3
bedrooms and 2 baths. Full light
windows make the basement pleas
ant and practical. $4,000 cash, and
We arrange balance to suit you.
Inspect today, Call OW. 5000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee HWY. ct dlebs "a. oW. 5000.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

ROSEMARY SCHOOL AREA
Very charming white clapboard home
in this highly desirable neighbor-
hood Lge. center hall. iv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm., kit, den, open
terrace. 8 bedrms. and bath, maid S
rm. and Law. in bsmt. Oil h.-w.h.,
Lear garage. Excellent cond. inside
and out. This will sell fast. Ewes,
Mr. Lebling. jr.. OIL. 2720.
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY, INC, WI. 1920
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
LARGE GARAGE, End coml., 3OxIOG
IT., central location, equipped to
paint 10 cars daily; electric bake
oven, 2015 1 st. NV. ST. 3657. 49,
21x4S, with beautifully furn. floors
above, Lear garage; excel. location;
immed. poss.; reas. rent. Apply
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO., Real
tors. 1415 K st. NV, ME. 54OU.
IRVING ST. NV, between l4tn and
16th-Display window 1st fir, parK-
ing for 4 cars; 2 frs. above, approx
$50 So. 1T. each; excellent condition
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.,
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME. 54O0
114S Goth ST. N.W.-2nd comm
newly renovated small bldg. for
sales and service. Gas &C. heat
parking for 4 cars on rear lot. RA
1900 SO. FIT. at 4sc per 50. T It.;
excel. store, show rm and ware.
house; Sth and Pa. ave. Sc. Cal
MI. Fischer with DREYFUSS BROS
Ma. O5s2: ewes. AID 1904.
OFFICE OR STORE, in excellent 14tt
st. location; containing rms anc
bath; good for doctors or dentists
ONCE and apt. Gail TU. 2lOO
sHocKEY g. MooRHEAD, Realtors
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY (cont.

If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest.
ment property is what you desire.
call R. A HUMPHREYS. Realtor,
s08 North Capitol. Ma $3.50. Free
appraisals Results since 1919.
ALL Cash AT ONCE for your D. c.
house. frame or brick. large ol
small: condition immaterisl Boo
50. Rockville. Nd
WISH TO PURCHASE nome not over
$4,000. Nice location. Have all
cash. Box 304-L. Star. 16'
and coIored. We must have. Cash
settlements. BROWN REALTY CORR.
Realtors, DU. s55s; ewes, SH. $500.
EXPERT SALES AND APPRAISAL
SERVICE by listing with L. T.
GRAVATTE. Realtor, 1918 X st.
NV. MA 0753. 10
I PAY CASH, for houses, white or
colored, any condition D. c. or
nearby Md. MR.. CURRO. ST. 1890.
Ewes SH 1889
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STROUT'S GOLDEN
ANNIVERSARY FARM CATALOd.
Mailed FREE.
STROUT REALTY, lila woodward
Bldg, Washington, Metropolitan 754S.
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VACANT-$1, 900 DOWN
LINCOLN PARK AREA NE.
Beautiful 6-rm. brick home, newly
decorated throughout: front porch;
full bsmt., gas h.-wh.; detached
garage. Immed. occupancy. Priced
right. Call NO, 1850: eyes,, Mr.
lombard, SH. $3.50.
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ENGLISH CAPE COD
MANNAS REALTY co.
DREAM HOUSE

DREAM HOUSE
Immediately kept, sumptiously dec
GRATED; this brick Colonial has
large rooms with plenty of enter
tanning space. There are . big bed
rms. L measuring I4x22 it. The
with breakfast space; 22.ft. Twins
room with fireplace. full dining
room. fun bsmt.; wooded lot. own
er is leaving town, hence the price
of only S15,500.
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$3.50 CASH

Possession Before Xmas
Yuma st. Sc, 8 yrs. old, 6 rms,
HOLLYWOOD tile bath, kitchen with
table space; deep level lot. Priced
below market value with reasonable
monthly payments. Call Mr. Zen-
man, ewes, SH. 6613.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
.1415 K st. NV. Realtors. NE. 54O0.
CONVENIENT Sc. LOCATION, g
rms, semi-det., new house condi,,
ton: $1,000 down and assume 81
loan; priced to sell at S11.950. CAL
Mr.. Piercy. LU. 4-5566 or OW. 3O05
until 70 pm m--o ~
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'NvEsTMEN- PROP. FOR SALE
OFFICE BUILDING DOWNTOWN.
near Dupont Circle and Conn. ave.
Renovated, vacant; immediate
possession; price, $35 900. DI. 1918;
ewes. ST. 2s4S. VIM. H. sAUN-
5-STORY OFFICE BLDG. in the heart
Of downtown Wash. viii sell or
trade for small apt. LOUIS RUD-
DEN. 1924 K st. NV: Elk 5707.
MODERN 4-FAMILY, mr.. MINI. ave.
Sc. good rental location, nr. all
JOHN Soah F. 'iss poaoHoE oEsSii L. soNs. ine si4
Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 3-Q0S4.
MODERN 4-UNIT DUPLEX, Falls
56s. Price. S20.950; 5000 cash.
Pe Pg sSSs; sys5i; 81 ss9fe apt
bldg. two GIs can buy with $3.50
cash each; modern bldg. close to
bus, shopping, MITCHELL QUICK,
ST 6QRl Eve RA 341S
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ENGLESIDE
LYON VILLAGE

You have dreamed of such a home
Center entrance, to the right is the
living room off of which is a pro-
tected screened porch, to the left
are the. din. rm. and den with a
kitchen with breakfast nook and
another screened porch On the
End floor are master bedrm. huge.
with full bath and dressing-room
closet, 2 more large bedrms. and
another tiled bath; full bsmt with
rage. Construction is white brick:
slate, roof. Price is S26,500, terms
will be arranged.
MANNAS REALTY co.
211fs Wilson BIyd GI or 0x o-ed
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FARMS WANTED

and Prince Georges
Counties - Farms and farmettes
within committing distance Of D. c..
Customers waiting. WORTHINGTON
REALTY, Realtors, 6427 Georgis
ave, 81: 5000. Ewes. Mr.. Dunbar,
LO b.O527
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XMAS AT HOME

Move right in; newly decorated;
bedrm. and bath, oil h.-w.h.. a lot,
50x125: nr. Lee blvd. and Fort Myer;
$40, 900. BEAULAH GOSS, CHI. 56S2.
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Bannockburn-$21,O 900
A prewar white brick home with
two 9O-ft. lots, nearly an acre OF
ground; rms, 2 baths, including
bedrm.- and bath on 1st fir; oil
gar. Ewes. GIL. 4400. Ext. 993.
PHILLIPS, CANDY g. FULLER, INC,
1912 18th st. NV. ST. 2400.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED.
TAxIcAB FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1916 - AL condition.:
radio, heater, leather upholstery: re-
conditioned motor. Driven by owner.
$1,000. Call ME. 20S2, after 4 pm.
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Personality Rambler

Personality Rambler
Just as cute and livable as little
palace; 3 bedrms., liv. rm. with
picture window, ample din. space,
partitioned with drape, dream kit.
and utility rrn., featuring garden
house attached by breezeway, special
mirror dressing equipment in bath;
all closets with sliding drawers and
adjustable shelves; sliding. easy-to-
clean, double-pane windows: modern
radiant heat, compressed parquet
flooring, silent light switches, kit
equip. with Bendix, S-ft. refgr. and
gas range, metal cabinets with slid
ing glass doors, garbage disposal
an ordinary home, but one of spe-
cial charm. Priced for immediate
sale at Sl3,75O,
Evening star., 1949-09-10
1imoniium Fair Ends
With Program Today
BY the Associofed Press

TIMONIUM. Md, Sept. TO-
The 68th annual Maryland State
Fair ends today after a Today
stand at the show grounds here.
Today's session was set aside
as Baltimore County Day. Balti-
more County commissioners were
to attend, look over what remains
of the exhibits. help greet nota.
bles from other counties. and have
lunch with fair officials.
Most of the exhibits and dis
plays were still there, but many
of the farm animals and their
owners were back home. Farm
ers started moving the livestock
back to the farms yesterday.
Today's program included a dem
opstration contest by members Of
the All clubs and home makers
clubs of Baltimore County.
In a feature yesterday. Herbert
VESSEL. 81 year -old Howard
County champion, won the State
All tractor driving championship
and a trip to Springfield. Mass.
to compete in the National trials.
Runners-up were William Goshun
Of Carroll County and Earl Har- :
hey, jr., of Garrett County.
Evening star., 1949-09-10

Numbers charges against the
propriety of an Arlington gasoline
station and the station attendant
were dismissed yesterday in Ar
lington County Court on the
grounds that entrapment had
been used.
Charged were Velnor Harold
Ramsey, 81, of the 1700 block OF
Massachusetts, avenue Sc, and
RAYMOND Franklin Cullen, q, OF
the 1700 block of North Monroe
street, Arlington.
They were arrested August 1a
at Ramsey's station at 4019 Lee
highway by Detectives John
Sanders and Russell Runyon.
Testimony was given that the
defendants had taken numbers
bets from James Sisk, a brother
in-law OF Cullen, and Miller
Reedy, an Arlington police pri-
vate in plain clothes. 1t was tes-
tilted that Mr.. Sisk introduced
Pvt. Reedy to the defendants as
Mr.. SiSk's relative.
Judge Harry r. Thomas dis
missed the charges when the
Commonwealth failed to show
that any bets other than the ones
placed by Mr.. Sisk and Pvt. Reedy
had been accepted by the defend
ants. Ramsey and Cullen were
represented by Attorney Homer
Randolph Thomas. The case was
prosecuted by Assistant Common.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
By the Assoeiotsd Press

NORFOLK, Va. Sept. 10.-Quick
organization of an aerial watch
patrol by members of Oceana's
Fighting Squadron IS led to
prompt Coast Guard rescue of a
squadron pilot who had parachuted
into the Atlantic Ocean about 4o
miles east of False Cape.
The fallen airman is 1t. q. g.l
Brooke Montgomery, U. S. NJ, son
of Rear Admiral Alfred E. Mont
gomery, U. S. NJ. Bermuda Naval
Operating Base commander.
1t. Montgomery's I Grumman
Bearcat developed engine trouble
and burst into flames over the
ocean during routine flight yes
terday. AS flyer parachuted into
the rough. foam-flecked sea the
flight leader. 1t. q. g. George
Bonner, U. S. NJ, of Orlando, Fla.
swooped down to keep him in sight
Circling low over the choppy
waters, 1t. Bonner watched 1t
Montgomery climb safely into the
inf1atable raft that formed part
of the parachute equipment.
He ordered the rest of the squad.
ron far alof4 in order to maintain
Evening star., 1949-09-10
3-Way Race Assured
For School Board

A three-way race for the two
Arlington School Board seats ir
the November 8 election was as.
sured today.
Marcus M. Jackson, an under
taker, 1909 North Edgewood street
late yesterday filed his candidacy
as an independent before the mid.
night deadline.
Mr.. Jackson will oppose the two
nominees of the School Boaro
nominating convention. Curtis
Tuthill, an incumbent. and E. r
Draheim, president Of the County
Council of arent-Teacher Asso.
Citations. who were selected
Wednesday night.
There were no late filings fol
County Board or the House O.
Delegates, the only other contests
In the County Board race, Basi
M. DeLashmutt, Democrat, incum
bent, will be opposed by Rober
w. Cox, non-partisan candidate.
In the House of Delegates race
two incumbents, .. Maynard Ma
.gruder and George Damn, botl
Democrats, will be opposed by ]
Lee Potter, Republican.
The School Board race will b
run on a non-partisan basis witt
neither political party participat
ing.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
FLYER Down Off Norfolk Rescued
Quickly Due to Squadron Mates

voice radio contact between the
flight and its base at Oceana. On
receiving news of the crash, Navy
officials in Norfolk immediately
contacted the Elizabeth City Coast
Guard Station, which dispatched
a helicopter and three planes.
Meanwhile, another flight left
the Oceana Auxiliary Naval Air
Station to relieve the watch over
1t. Montgomery. When they
reached the spot 1t. Bonner and
his company had little more than
sufficient gasoline to return to the
base. Another plane took over
the low circling assignment: more
planes assumed the high-altitude
station for radio contact.
The helicopter reached the
scene a little more than an hour
and a half after the mishap. The
flying windmill" lowered hook
to 1t. Montgomery. who engaged
it in the catch that forms part o1
a Navy pilots flight harness. He
was flown first to Elizabeth City
and then to Oceana. where he re-
joined his colleagues. His only
injuries were foot bruises suffered
when he struck the horizontal
stabilizer Of his falling plane.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Fairfax Court Dismisses
CHARGE Of Attacking Girl

A charge of attempted rape
against Mahlon c. Ward, so.
Groveton, Va, a Civil Service
employe, was dismissed yesterday
in Fairfax County Police Court
at the request of the complaining
witnesses
Police said Mr.. Ward was ac-
cused by the parents of a 5-year-.
old Spring Bank colored girl OF
attempting to attack her In her.
home August 90.
Lytton H. Gibson. assistant,
Commemorative attorney, said
parents Withdrew their complaint
after he told them he believed
they had an extremely weak,
case" He added he told them he
doubted whether q conviction
could be obtained. &
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Two Held on Numbers Charge
Cleared on Entrdpment Plea

wealth Attorney Thomas Gilmer
In another numbers case. James
Higgins. 80, colored. of the 300
block of Third street NV, was
fined $50 and given a 90-day jail
sentence.
Convicted Previously in Fairfax.
Higgins was convicted two
months ago in Fairfax County
and given a fine and suspended
jail sentence. On August l, he
was fined $50 and sentenced to 80
days in jail in Arlington on an
other numbers charge.
Fairfax authorities, hearing OF
the Arlington conviction, issued a
new warrant for his arrest for
violation of probation.
Higgins, meanwhile, had been
released by the court after hav-
ing served 10 days. He was re-
arrested by Mr.. Runyon, who
noted that the trunk of Higgins
car had been locked. The de-
tective obtained a search warrant
opened the trunk and found two
numbers books, according to tes-
timony.
It was on that charge that Hig.
gins was convicted yesterday.
His attorney, Mr.. Thomas. noted
an appeal to the Circuit Court and
Higgins was released under $500
bond.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
New Clarendon Church
Work 10 Start Tomorrow

Ground breaking ceremonies for
a new Clarendon First Baptist
Church will be held after a final
service in the old building at S
pm. tomorrow. according to an
announcement by Frank l..
Snyder, pastor.
The new 100000 building will
be constructed on the site of the
present church at Wilson boule-
ward and North Highland street
Wrecking of the old structure, ex-
cept for a recent addition, will
begin next week.
During construction of the new
church. which will seat a congre-
cation of 1,100. Sunday morning
services will be held at the Ash.
ton Theater. Evening services
will be held in the addition to
the present building.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Piney Point Protest
Against Oil Tank Base
To Be Taken 10 Lane
speeiol Dispoteh 10 The stor

LEoNARDTOWN. Md. Sept.
10.-Southern St. Marys County
citizens started from scratch to-
day in a new fight to block estab-
lishment of an oil tank base at
Piney Point.
Edgar I. Pearson of st. Georges
Island and James c. Burch of
Piney Point began rounding up
a delegation which will ask the
county commissioners Tuesday to
reverse a decision approving the
projects of L. P. Steuart, Inc, of
Washington.
At the same time Oliver r.
Guyther, on of the county's two
Democratic delegates. laid plans
for a mass protest meeting at the
State House at Annapolis.
Gov. Lane will be asked to at
tend, as will Senators and Dele
gates from the five Southern
Maryland counties.
100 At Protest Meeting.
A group of more than 100 voted
approval of these moves last night
at meeting at Valley Lee, near
here. The meeting was called by
officials of the Maryland Com
mercial Watermen's Association,
who joined the fight last night
along with Mr.. Guyther.
The proposed installation in
cludes a 1,102-foot wharf into
the Potomac from Piney Point, a
pipe line across Piney Point
Greek. and oil storage tanks on
shore.
Opponents based their objec-
tion on claims that waste oil will
destroy fish. crabs and oysters,
ruin bathing beaches and lower
property values.
Their protests were overruled
recently by a 2-to-1 vote by the
county commissioners and the
proposal now is before the Army
Engineer Corps.
Appeal to Commissioners.
Army officers had indicated that
if the county government disap-
proved the project they probably
would do likewise. Because OF
that the new fight will begin at
the county commissioners Office.
The meeting at the State House
is being planned in anticipation
of failure of the local move. Gov.
Lane would be asked to halt the
project.
Principal speakers last night in
cluded former Chief Judge Will
liam M. Loker, who is counsel for
the protesting group, Louis N
Phipps, executive secretary Of the
Watermen's Association, Mr.. Guy
ther and j. c. Byrnes of Drayden
Also at the meeting were War
rem Hazard of Galesyille and
Robert L. Sears, jr., president and
clerk of the Watermen's Associa-
tion.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
D.C.Fireman Kills Self
In Front Of His Home
After Asking Night Off

A few hours after he had asked
for the night off, Pvt. Joseph H
Price, AZ, District fireman and
war veteran, shot and killed him
self in the front yard of his
home at 410 Southern avenue,
Boulevard Heights. Md.
DR.. James I. Boyd. Prince
Georges County medical exami-
ner, issued a certificate of suicide
The body, with a bullet wound
in the right temple, was found
by a neighbor. Cecil Gilbert. Ais
Southern avenue. A .22-calibel
target pistol lay on the ground
nearby. A brother, William D
Price, 1708 r street Sc, said
the weapon had belonged to his
father, Herbert Price, who died
last November. His mother died
in October, 1947.
The body was taken to the
Mattingly funeral home, 131
Eleventh street Sc. Funeral ar
rangements have not been COM
pleted.
According to his brother. Pvt.
Price, who was unmarried, had
lived alone in the house and had
frequent spells of moodiness"
since his parents died.
Pvt. Price joined the Fire De-
partment in 1881 and had served
continuously with No. Engine
Company, with the exception of
three years in the Army during
the war. He was a pumper
operator.
Capt. A. 4. Thompson. COM
manding officer at the station,
said Pvt. Price had appeared in
good spirits when he went off
duty yesterday morning. He said
Pvt Price was scheduled to work
the 6-p.m.-to-6-a.m shift last
night but called in shortly after
l pm. and asked for the day off
He gave no reason for the request.
according to Capt. Thompson.
In addition to his brother Will
liam, Pvt. Price is survived by an
other brother. Roland Price, 1920
Nelson place Sc.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Virginia Clio Council
Pledges Finish Fight
On Byrd Machine
BY the Associoted Press

DANV1LLE, Va, Sept. 10
Senator Byrd. Democrat. of Vir-
ginia,, was under repeated attacks
here yesterday as the Virginia CIC
Council pledged a fight to the fin
ish against the Byrd machine. y
Delegates to the ninth annua.
convention pledged themselves tc
continue the job of political &C
tivity to the end that the
rule of the Byrd machine shall be
forever terminated.
In line with this resolution, the
assembly linked Senator Byrd tc
the right to-work" law, the pro-
posed poll tax amendment anc
other legislation-pledging them
selves to combat all these meas
ures.
Without mentioning President
Truman's campaign promises, the
gathering called for enactment
of union objectives incorporated
in his plans. The delegates urgee
Improvements in the fields o1
housing, minimum wages anc
measures to strengthen the Labor
Department."
Called "Scare and Scab Law"
While the ultimate aim of the
convention is to devise means o1
fighting the Taft-Hartley law
major attention was turned to the
States right to work" law anc
the Byrd organization.
The State law was described as
right to scare and scab law
by Max Sussman, Richmond Off
cial of the Food and Tobacco
Workers Union.
A resolution condemning the
law passed without a dissenting
vote.
The same spirit prevailed when
resolution was offered to put
the CIO on record as being op-
posed to proposed poll tax amend
ments to be decided upon in the
November election.
Charles E. Webber, president o1
the State CIO Council. declared
that while the CIO had been seek.
ing abolishment of the poll tax
''This plan is far worse"
AFL Cooperation Urged.
eff voted, this constitutions
change would make 1t impossible
ever to defeat the Byrd machine.
he asserted.
| During the afternoon, Mr.. Web
Der submitted his report on CIO'
PAC activities in the State fol
the last year and then Offered
several recommendations for ex'
pansion of the political program.
Highlighting these was one thai
the CIO-PAC director and execu'
tive board cooperate with such
other groups of the AFL ane
other labor unions.
Mr.. Webber and Lloyd p
Vaughan of Lynchburg were virtu'
ally assured reelection as presi'
dent and secretary-treasurer o.
the CIO council today.