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sITTTrAND HOMES

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DISTRICT HEIGHTS
OiefYict Heights

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CARROLL IN st5s- KNSa, Vi
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COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE
1st Floor Bedroom and Bath
30 winston dr.. Bethesda. Nd
Beautifully situated In q woodland
ofi River rd. / mi. past Kenyood
Club. Open Sun. Q til dark. This
custom built home has ise. living
rm. (fireplt opening onto over
sized screened porch, cheerful din;
rm. with bay-windoW. 3 bedrms.,
eiec. range; definitely superior
equipment and construction: Must
be seen. Priced st S25.950 BY own
er, who is being transferred May LIST.
WAGGAMAN-BRAWNER
Exclusive agents, 100 Eye st. NV.
NE. 1850. q
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poCKVHIE PIKE AREA

homs containing 10 lsffs
rooms, . msasfH sita- and essh
apsrious pofehss, sAts. eil nsss
s~s Hsndlx washer. con psstfIy
farm, On : iessl ssFss Ma sas
fss,a trees. ousbniidiass. s'a;ssh hls
ier Isrss family. setsesl. fsss hssns
ar othsr income dsss-sns ssfsfs
auss bs seen 10 hs fully sppEsssssis
$40 500. Substantial eashs oWsfA'
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SMALL. FARM

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MD.

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CHEVERLY, MD.
Ynmer st. and Lake sys.-sew g.
room dwelling. with 3 bedrooms,
novnsr room on ist hoor, complete
bafh on and foor, large side porch
with Karage underneath aluminium
windows and seretna' Hene, .sn
blinds Open Sun. Ia ARTHpR
AUGUST & co VI o6aa. or ofoa
CHEVERLY'S BEST BUY
Beautiful stone house on cntTsrlS
mid Open Sur. ChRrmIns IN"
terror. natural arepl arRs DIN
rn.. powder rH.. separate bftakissi
rm.. , larEs bedrm1 and bath or
md a.: IaTss screened porch over
garsxe: dry bsmi with ample SPACE
Tor recreation rm.. sas hest iol
t,IixIbt SlETS0. with small cash
payment, For additional infofns-
CLIFF PERCY & co.
n. n
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HYATrSVlIIE

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Bradmoor. Bethesda
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Near the circle. churches. transp.
and ali eonv.; fine older type det.
centeY-hall home OF lge; bedrms:
can be bought right: this lovely
property has plenty OF charm for
By sppt. only.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
4420 Conn. ave, EN-. 1900 till :. m
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BELIEVE IT OR NOT
0NTV 60 500 DOWN

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...l lCHE'VERLY

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with har window. vsry iEs. kh,
with Iots Of butlt-in eabinets.. den.
and tiled poSoer rm, !; , eserms
run tiled bath with shower on snd
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lavssory, and outfids entraset
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HIDE-A-WAY

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BRICK BUNGALOW
Nnoo Cuudav 9 tn G pm

el5 Carroll ave, Takoma Payk-
Lsrge living room with fireplace;
dining room, modern kitchen. tiled
bath, three bedrooms, staircase 70
heated attic. Basement with sepe.
4-room apt. which rents for $50
ser mo. Gas h.-w.h. To reach;
Out Piney Branch I'd. to Cedar ST.,
left on Cedar 70 Carroll st. snc
Carroll ave. and our sign; ~.
j WAPIE CO.. 1924 l4th st. NV.
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Evening star., 1949-04-24
HYATTSVILLE
LANDOVER HILLS
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service ~ 80 dowa, spsTeh sac
per mo Open TOT Inspection hah
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CLIFF PERCY & CO.
Realtors 476u Bate. ave, hsA''s-
Evening star., 1949-07-21


said over the phone last night
BE on guard-were going to
get Mickey tonight"
Police, however, believed the
call to be from a prankster.
Cohen SCOTS at Gang War.
Cohen, from his hospital bed.
scoffed at reports that q gang war
is brSWins. He called hiszslsssuc-
cessftu Assailants @plfY1ks."
They must have been somebody
I stopped from doing something.
II they had known what they was
doing I'd have got it the night
Hooky got it"
He was referring to Harry
(Hooky) Rothman who was rubbed
out gangland style a year ago by
gunmen who invaded Cohen's
haberdashery shop.
Cohen, noted for his sanitary
habits, missed the blasts by being
In the washroom at the time. p,
The shooting yesterday revived
reports that remnants OF the old
Capone gang of Chicago are trying
to move into the lush Southern
California gambling rackets and
that Cohen is a marked man.
But Cohen shrugged:
II call New York, Chicago,
Cleveland regular" he said. I'm
q well-informed man. And I
didn't get no rumble of anything
going on"
But" he added, "how can hu-
man beings fire into a crowd like
that. It just amt human"
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Smetter Workers Decide .
To Submit Non-Red 0aths
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, July 21.-The CIO
Mine, Mill and Smelters Workers
executive board, in a change Of
policy after two years, has voted
to have the unions officers sign.
non Communist aff1davits. -
Under the Taft Hartley law.
such affldavits are required Of any
union using the facilities of the
N ational Labor Relations Board.
The union, an executive board
statement said, "has steadfastly
maintained its boycott" of the
NLRB for two years but two re-
cent developments forced .
change in, policy. -
The board listed them as: The
shameful betrayal Of labQr's fight
for repeal Of the Taft Hartley Act.
and as part of that betrayal, the
adoption of raiding, gangsterism
and strike-breaking as official
policy by reactionaries in the lead
ership of the 1CIO."
The statement added: 1--WE cafr-
conclude that the kind Of fight
confronting our union demands
a change in tactics. We want to ?
make it very clear that we are not
succumbing to the hysteria OF =
Red-baiting that has become pop .
ular among some labor leaders.
We condemn the present anti
Communist crusade as a violent.
attack on democracy"
Evening star., 1949-07-21

Job.
The employees charge that many
heat prostration cases have oc-
CURED as a result of the agencies
refusal to release their personnel
on hot days. This is especially
true, they say, in the himsy tenn
porary buildings.
HUSBAND HUNTING-Interior
Department officials these days
are wondering where the Depart
ment acquired its reputation as
a Cupid.
A letter arrived the other day
from a woman in California who.
speaking for herself and some OF
the other girls in her community,
asked Interiors help IN landing
husbands.
Among the inquiries the woman
made were these:
Where in the United States is
there an abundance Of men?"
do you get letters from men
working in the Government. say
ing that they are also lonely? II
so, where are they?"
Any volunteers. fellows?
4 X 4 4
ANSWER-An item appeared
here yesterday that Chairman
Murray of the House Civil Service
Committee criticized the Govern
ment's present 26 days annual
leave privileges on the grounds
that, when Congress enacted the
law some years ago, Federal en-
ployes were working a 512-day
week. Now, he declared, Govern
ment employees only work five days
a week. thereby getting an add.
tional rs days a year.
A number of readers have phonec
and written to point out to Mr.
Murray that Federal employees
rather than working fewer hours
than they did when the law wa!
enacted, actually put in more time
now.
When the leave law was enacted
Federal employees worked 9 80.
hour ,week-seven hours q day
five times q week, and four hours
on Saturday. But now, they work
40 hours a week-eight hours q
day, f1ye days a week.
Consequently, the readers point
out Mr.: Murray's argument in this
regard is not valid. '9 "'
4-.A 4, X = at.' - -
VA-Despite. its budget cuts, the
Veterans Administration isn't
planning any mass layoffs here.
In fact, there will be very few dis
missals in Washington.
VA plans to absorb the cuts by
not filling the vacancies that oc-
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Father Lane Named Head
OF WiIkes-barre COLLEGE
Nv fhs Asxoeiafad Rfafs

WuKES.RARRE. Pa, July
21.-The Rev. John j. Lane today
was appointed president OF Kings
College Of Wilkes-Barre. Father
Lane at one time served as d.
rector Of studies and veterans
affairs Of the University of Notre
Dame.
Kings College was founded
three years ago by the Congrega-
ton of the Holy Cross, with the
Very Rev. James w. Connerton,
vice provincial of the eastern vice
province. as president. Father
Connerton said he is resigning
the post because Of the press Of
other duties.
Father Lane, a native of Staten
Island, N. Y, was an original
member of the Committee on Vet
erans' Education Of the State Of
Indiana. He also formerly was
principal of Columbia Preparatory
School, Portland, Oreg., and vice
president of st. Edwards Uni
versity, Austin. Tex.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
U. 5. BIuffing on A.Bombs
In AT, Russians Declare
by the Associated Press

LONDON. July 2l.-The Mos
COW weekly New Times indignant
ly told its readers today "Amerf-
can warmongers and their press
were only btuffing when they said
in 1947 they had lots of atomic
bombs. e'-F -
The magazine, quoted in Rus
sian by Moscow radio, said Nov
it becomes clear that that was
blackmail and bluff"
The article quoted a recent Sem
ate speech by Senator Mcmahon,
Democrat, OF Connecticut as say
ing the United States had mot .
single atom bomb in 1947:" The
magazine quoted Senator Nc
Mahon as saying all available
bombs had been used.
How they were used is well
known" New Times added. First
OF all for the inhuman bombing
of the peaceful japanese towns
of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, COM
pletely unnecessary from the mill
tary point of view; second for the
demonstration at the island Of
Bikini, which was accompanied
by an incredible advertising hue
and cry."
Evening star., 1949-07-21


covering from their wounds.
An emergency meeting of top
State, county and city law en-
forcement officers was called here
yesterday a few hours after the
early morning blaze Of gunf1re on
the swank Sunset Strip shocked
the city.
Attorney General Fred Howser,
who flew from San Francisco to
attend the meeting. said last
night that Cohen's lawyer, Sam
Rummel. has named the persons
who he believes fired the shots.
But I am in no position at
this time" Mr.. Howser said, ito
disclose the names of these per-
sons. That would be aiding the
suspects"
Shot down with Cohen, who
fronts as a haberdaSher, and
Cooper were Edward (Neddie)
Herbert, a confederate of the
gambler, and Actress Dee David.
All but Cohen were critically in
jured.
Several Staying Attempts.
Several recent attempts have
been made to kill Cohen, central
figure in a current hot grand jury
inquiry into police vice tieups.
The investigation already has re-
suited in major police department
shakeups. including the resigna-
ton of Chief c. B. Horrall.
Cohen, who was hit in the
shoulder, said in the hospital. I'm
scared not only for myself but for
every one around me, my wife, my
Evening star., 1949-07-21
|AEC Officials Question
Publicity Man Facing:
.sS,t
EmbezzIementC Charqe
By the Associated Press

SANTA FEE, N. Mex. July I'll
Security officers of the Atomic
Energy Commission questioned
a former information director in
secret last night about his week.
long disappearance. 80
A security service plane brought
H. Tracy Smelling here from
Dallas, Tex, where he walked
into the FBI Office yesterday after
an unexplained absence. ~ ~
The 37-year-old former Wash-
ington ID. c. newspaperman was
served with a warrant charging
him with embezzling Red Cross
money. He headed a recent CAM
paign for funds.
Suspended From Job.
He was information director
for the Los Alamos atomic energy
project at the time of his dis
appearance. but has now been sus-
pended.
officials did not allow Smelling
to talk with newsmen. They kept
him in District Attorney Bert
Princes Office for three hours
after the plane landed last night.
Then he was taken to city jail
in lieu of $4,000 bond. -.
Authorities said the plane had
been sent earlier to Dallas with an
investigator as part of the search
for Smelling. ..
Disappeared July Is. ..~
Smelling. who had handled pub
licity for the Los Alamos project
for two years, disappeared July 13.
Edwin Brooks, treasurer Of the
Los Alamos Red Cross, said Smell
ing gave him a personal check for
$1,000 in payment of money re-
ceived during recent funds
campaign. /.
The check was returned marked
insufficient funds, Mr.. Brooks said
The complaint accuses Smelling OF.
embezzlement on or about June 2t:,
Mr.. Smelling was a member Of
the Wall Street journal bureau,
here several wears ago.
Evening star., 1949-07-21

cur each year through normal
personnel turnover.
DELAY-The pressure Of other
business has delayed action by the
Senate Labor Committee on the
House-approved bill to increase
substantially the compensation
benefits Of Government employees
injured on the job.
Committee sources, however. say
the group hopes to meet before
the end Of next week to report
the bill favorably.
*.*A
COMPROMISE Federal en-
ployes who will get annual an
nuities of $4,000 or more when
they retire probably will have to
continue paying 10 per cent of
their annuities to secure survivor
ship annuity benefits for their
wives.
This is the compromise now
being worked out by the Civil
Service Commissions retirement
division, at the request of the
House Civil Service Committee.
The House group temporarily
blocked the Senate-enacted bill to
reduce the 10 per cent annuity
payment to S per cent, after its
members declared the reduced
contributions should apply only
to Federal employees who receive
a relatively moderate annuity.
It's expected the group will ap-
prove the compromise figure be-
ing worked out by the commits
sion's retirement group.
Meanwhile. a bill to provide
similar benefits to employees al
ready retired is still blocked in
the House Rules Committee.
SNOWBALLNG- The petition
to discharge the postal pay re-
classification bill from the House
Civil Service Committee, which
has been dawdling on the legisla-
ton, has been signed by 1877 House
members in less than week. Only
81 more signatures are needed to
obtain direct House action on the
measure.
Evening star., 1949-07-21

against the busline which was
founded 20 years when r. L
May started the line by driving
one bus himself between Wash
ington and Bancroft. Today the
line has 500 employees and 195
buses.
On another buslipe union
drivers and mechanics for the
Washington, Marlboro & An
napolis Motor Lines scheduled
meetings this morning and at
$3.50 o'clock tonight at the Boule-
ward firehouse. Bradley Heights,
Nd. to discuss demands for arbi-
tration Of grievances which were
served on management late yes
terday.
Dismissal Is Protested.
The union. Division 1868 OF
the motor coach employees. has
protested the dismissal of E. j.
Garrity OF West Beach. Nd. who
lost an arm last year while work
ing as q mechanic for the line
He was a stockroom employe
when he was discharged.
The company has contendec
the union is not authorized tt
represent stockroom employees
The union contends Mr.. Garrity
still is a member of Division 1865
and has appointed Eli Oliver, 9
labor attorney, to represent 1t ir
arbitration.
The dismissal of Mr.. Clarity
brought the threat Of q wildcat
strike by members Of the unior
last week. Union officials sale
today that strike action will moi
be contemplated until all posi-.
bilities Of arbitration have beer
exhausted.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Bribe Effort CHARGED
In nSuitAgainst Pearson
BY the Associated Press


FRESNO, Calf, July 21.-A pri-
vate investigator for California
Attorney General Fred N. Howser
is accused Of obstructing justice
in Mr.. Howser's $500, 900 libel suit
against Columnist Drew Pearson.
Walter H. Lentz. private detec-
tive and former chief special agent
for the attorney general. was ar
rested here by the FBI on the
Federal charge yesterday and re-
leased under $4,000 bond.
The libel action is in Federal
Court in the District of Columbia;
hence the FBI role in the case.
Lentz Is accused Of trying to
influence John Thomas Mulloy. a
witness in the libel suit. to repudi-
ate an affidavit he had given the
columnist. Mr.. Mulloy told FBI
agents he was offered $4,000 to
change his story. =
United States Attorney James
M. Carter ofFLos Angeles said Mr
Mulloy accepted some OF the
money from alleged agents OF
Lentz on FBI instructions as part
of a Government trap.
Lentz resigned as special agent
for the attorney general after one
of his undercover men, Wiley
Caddel. was convicted in a slot
machine conspiracy trial last
January.
The Drew Pearson column
which Mr.. Howser termed libelous
was based on information Mr..
Pearson received from Mr.. Mulloy
about Long Beach gamblers op-
era ationS
Evening star., 1949-07-21

AlS CAAC " AAAoS
H o u sc h o t
weather policy.
While thou
8 q n d 3 o t
Cove r n m e n t
workers In nom
air = lie d
buildings are
sent home by
a number OF
agencies when
the heat gets
un b e ar a b ! e.,
many others
keep their en-
plOyeS on the
Evening star., 1949-07-21
3 Held in Gaming Raids
At Virginia Beach Clubs
sy the Asseeiofed Press


VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. July 81.
simultaneous raids were made
last night on the Piney Point Boat
Club. the Latin Quarter and the
Dunes Club, Reeves E. johnson,
chief of Virginia Beach police, and
Ivan D. Mapp, chief of Princess
Anne County police, announced
today in a joint statement.
Listed as charged with possessing
gambling paraphernalia were
Robert L. Sumner at Piney Point,
Hugh F. Etheridge at the Latin
Quarter and Joseph German at
the Dunes Club.
Evening star., 1949-07-21

Mr.. Wright,
who lives at 212
Thirty tx t h
street NE, was
cited for driv-
in g 100000 0
M Ill S without
an accident. He
has worked for
the S tore for
more than rs
years.
He was pre-
sented wi h a
certificate a n d
an Qra " e d
Evening star., 1949-07-21

wrist watch by Walter Belson,
trucking association public rela-
tions director, at a meeting in the
Mayhower Hotel.
Mr.. Wright credits his perfect
|15-year safety record to common
sense, courtesy and observance OF
traffic regulations.
Evening star., 1949-07-21

with the shot
gun blasts that
felled g a m =
b ling B os S
Mickey Cohen
and three 9TH
er persons.
The victims,
/ n c ! u d i n g
Harry Cooper.
special agent
assigned by the
Attorney Gen.
erals Office to
pr t e c t t h e
d a p p er little
Cohen, are re-
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Congress in Brief
BY the Asseeietsd Press

Senate:
Concludes debate on North At.
lantic pact, with vote set for !
pm.
Executive Expenditures Com
n1ittee considers plan to create q
department Of welfare.
Rules subcommittee hears wit
nesses on resolution relating to
rights to answer personal attacks
made at congressional hearings.
Appropriations Committee meets
in closed session to consider funds
for -theT stockpilt11g :. Of strategic
materials. ',''~~
House: -.--.,r-
Continues debate on administra-
ton farm bill.
Labor Committee considers
anti-discrimination bill.
Evening star., 1949-07-21

BE sure to listen in Sundays
at 1915 am. oper WMAL, The
Star station. for Joseph Younq's
broadcast version of the Federal
Spotlight, featuring additional
neWs and Dieps OF the Govern
nrent serDice.)
Evening star., 1949-07-21

I r ! e n d s ana
even the law. I
d on KIN ow
what to expect
next" Although
his mobSterS
" ere all over
the place. not
q shot was re-
turned.
A switchboard
er a or at
Queen of An
gels Hospital,
where Cohen is
q patient, said
Evening star., 1949-07-21
DR.. French Reuppointed

ANNAPOLIS. July 2l (P.-Dr.
William j. French has been re-
appointed city health officer for
another year by the City Council.
He also is Anne Arundel County
health officer.