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CLEVELAND PARK

This is the first offering Of this de-
tached brick home with bedrooms
and 2ia baths. This home has every
thing that you would desire in your
home: such as den and powder
room on 1st f.: automatic INV.
heat, detached garage: close to shop
ping. transportation, schools. etc.
This home is priced right and calls
for immediate insoection.
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY
CO.. INC.
nR G1ll ain q
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COOPERATIVE Aprs. FOR SAIL

COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE
TTLDEN GARDENs-Four- -rm. apt,
and exposure: direct from owner;
$4,000 cash for equity. Box 275,B.
NV sEc.-Emciency apt; . large
closets. Al cond:; desirable neigh
ON CONN. AVE- bedrms.. bath. iiv.
rm., dinette, kit. and porch, 1st;n:
facilities. storage space. Price, $l2-
$50; terms. Call WO. 27os or
cqRvff.Sn 1R lais; No p.RKms agents b.drm, bath,
apt. in Silver Spring; S10,5OO ca.
sso7 srDHH5 ADAMS Mill MILL R6. R6. N.W.-At-
tractive ef1'cy apt. living I'm, ina
door bed; 3 closets, bath. foyer
maintenance only SEQ per me. Full
price $1,000. Min. OF half cash
req. Call NO. s25s after 7:30 pm.
TO- appointment to INSPECT. 2.
1441 HARVARD NV.
Newly decorated. l-bedroom, liv. rm..
reasonable cash. shown BY appt.
HOME REALTY CO.
Realtors. RE. 1897 or HU. sO54.-2
EXCEPTIONAL COOP APT.
HAVING . OUTSIDE EXPOSURES
Cross ventilation apt; consisting Of
tile bath, fully equipped kitchen and
closets; close to shopping and
schools: reasonably priced: terms
to suit your purse; immediate occu-
pancy Open Saturday and Sunday,
. to 8. Directions: Out Columbia
ALLEN & ROCKS, INC.
ST. O505. .
1851 CRESCENT PL. NV.
De,ightful apt. with desirable expo
full din. rm., pantry. kit, plus
2 bedrms. and bath. many lge
closets and other excellent features;
asSse1 sSsh reauGIsa Gsa from Re sp
Wyse. MI. $500; ewes. co. eos5.
JOHN r. de SIBOUR 81 co.
Exclusive Agent. d
COLORED-VACANT / and 2 bed
rni. apts. In finest NV. section for
$3.50 down and low monthly pay
ments, you will own your own apt.
instead of accumulat ting rent re-
ceipts. HARRY LOPATIN. DI. $3.50;
ewes. RA. 0608, =
MOVING. PACKING 3 Storage
MOVING By VET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Gail
=, any y ,1 time SrnS Mr. S9oKo Ss oeoviIf dk tl3 G31
s4-hr service. furniture: trunks and
baggage. AT. 1850 or FIR. 0386.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
across the country; safe. stora,e IN
separate rooms, expert packing.
Phone NO. Olo4. UNION STORAGE
CALL PARKS TRANSFER for your
moving, r!ckup and delivery service.
AID. 1887
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1EOftSfE 1oWN
DISTINGUISHED In appearance and In
an unexcelled location, this lge., de-
tached corner brick has been COM
pletely redecorated. Streamlined
kit, master and servant bed
rms, dbl. drawing rm., many fire.
pls.; lovely garden and garage; rent
ceiling, $3.50, but reas.. offers solic-
tied. Call Mrs. Lynch, res. RE.
2073; weekdays, ME. $3.50. WAC
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS
Two-bedroom brick house on large
lot and in immaculate condition; oil
hest. garage, S125 mo.
SEVEN LOCKS ROAD
Fou: large bedroom homo. living
full basement, garage. chicken house,
2 acres of land: $3.50 mo.
E. M. FRY, INC.
W.T. Sr0N -
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WILL SHARE 5-rmt house, all mod
ern conveniences. 3454 gath st. Sc
Johnson 1924. -
vA.-WNl share nome
and board with employed couple.
VACANCY for /, or 3 girls in nice
house; live as If own home: maid
service. SGT so mo. vi. 1903 Z
WILL SHARE my home with small
family; rss,s Fairfax l65-J.l3. .hr. 80
new brick home in Sc; all utils;;,
lndry,; cony. transp. VI. 1872. =
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REALTORS
WO. 33l4. RE. 65S5 -
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

OI1E I ClIAOC, y. VI
OPEN SUN, = TO 6
S16,150
53OS 43rd st. NV. Det brk.; located
in one of the most conv. areas for
schoo.c, stores, ITaNsp.: lst hr. liv.
rm.. din. rm., den and breakfast rm:
and kit; End fr., ) lge bedrms. and
bath: bsmt., oil h.-w.h.: cement
front porch. This home will warrant
Out wis. ave. to Jenifer ST., turn
right to 43rd St. left to our sign.
E. r. BOYNTON co.
OR. 0soO; ewes, Mr.. Blackwell, OR.
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CoLORED-URGENT-3 rms. kit.
and bath apt, unfurn., for couple
ard > children. RA.- 1896. 3
COLORED-2-BEDR APT. for
employed girls and l school-ase
child TR. D5T6. 3
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Brentwood Bargain

Brightwood Bargain
Open 10 Gil Roxboro pl. Sl",750
or best tf7cr. Stmidct. brick. d rms.
bath, hsrlt.; Al cond Front porch.
Terms. w. E. BEERS. SH. 4747,
IA. 3@6s .
BRIGHTWOOD
so NICHOLSON ST. NV.
Vacant-Open Sun. 1-Dark
Owner trans.erred, must sell his de-
tached center-hall home, large iiv-
ms room, fireplace dining room,
den, larRe uitramodern kitchen: 2nd
floor 5 bedrooms. . baths. Base
ment maids room with full bath;
2-car built-in garage; oil h.
Terms to suit you. Mr.. Goldberg.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV, Realtor. DI.
3346 .
neutrality-suspicious.
Widow must sell this immaculate.
cozy, conyen., 6-rm., row brick homo
with 1st-h. den, attractive yard, det.
garage only S14.50d; excel. terms,
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
Realtors, OR. 2l00. Open til Q.
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HOUSES FuRk. OR UkFURk.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-Mode
home, q rooms. . baths, gas heat
5000 unfurn.; $3.50 furn. Call OR
54ST -
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ROOMS WITH soAeD WANTED
TWO REFINED, QUIET PEOPLE want
Roy GRE Star q
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OR. 710O ell Q pm.
CLEVELAND PARK

home, on lot over 200 #. deep; 7
rooms a bedrmsD. bath. 1st-hoor
lavatory, oil burner. large porches.
Conn. ave. and Reno rd. section.
Price. S17,500. Eve. or Sun, phone
Georgia $3.50.
1. r. GRAVATTE
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BETHESDA BUNGALOW
Today's best buy on Montsorrery
ave ) rn-. and bath, oil heat,
garage; nice large yard with heaut.
shrubbery. TODAY'S REALTY, EN-.
Og41 .
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GORDON HOTEL

Downtown location-Lovely, large,
twin-bed rms. running water. mr..
bath; SIS per wk. dble.; full hotel
seryice.. 916 10th ST. NV. .
STUDENT HOUSE
1905 NJ H. ave. NV. Just opened.
Everything brand new. sgle.. dble..
ana laree rm. with pvt. bath Most
convenient location il
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MATURE LADY IN FEDERAL
SERVICE REAL HOME IN PRIVATE
RESIDENCE.
Convenient shopping and restaurants,
L." bus half block. room and in
closed porch. adjoining bath. 243s
Goth st. NV, NO. 535S.
SPECIAL FALL RATES
Carroll Arms Hotel. 1st and sts;
ne, single. SIS wk.; double S24
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GAYTONIA

1919 18th nw-clean. comfortable
daily. $l.50 up: weekly rates. l.
THE MAURY
7O1 18TH ST. NV
Nicely Iurn. twin rms, running water,
maid service. ample baths and
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3-BEDRM. APT

Congress Heishts-New earden-type
apt; all modern conveniences: 81 aS.
Apply at 1000 Mississippi ave. sc.
ONCE open daily. 9:30 to 3 pm.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Open Sat, Sun, ! till Dark
3Sl7 Military I'd. NV, one Of WASH
incton's most desirable locations: n
blk. west of Conn. ave; lovely new
small town house; det. brick, y rms
! "a baths, gas a.-c. heat, full bsmt.i
excellent financing e
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Charming Cape Cod home situated
on a large lovely lot, beautiful trees,
near the Lafayette School. Six
rooms, :, baths, storage attic, large
living room, recreation room with
open fireplace. Gear brick garage.
Immediate possession. Mr.. Manson,
EN- J 16"9.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV, DI.
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CLEVELAND PARK
Only S14.95O buys this recently re-
decorated semidet. brick home.
with fireplace, dining room and
complete kitchen; three bedrooms
and bath, with two porches; oil INV.
heat. det. garage: excellent nnanc-
ing. Call Mr.. Holland, H. g.
SMITHY CO., ST. 5000; ewes. WI.
3oo3 -
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III. c.. SMITHY co.

81 18th st. NV. ST: 33OO.--
COLORED-SEE MY AID under co.
operative apts. for sale. HARRY
LOPATN. DI. $3.50. B
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Colonial Investment Co.
RE. $3.50
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CHATHAM APIS.

New garden apts.. . bedrms. incl
utilities. avail !mmed. Directions
Out New Hampshire ave, turn left
at University lane to Merrimack DIR
Representative on premises or cal
RA Ro3S evenings Il
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CONN. AVE. LOCATION -
NEW HOMES-ONLY | LEFT
5108 34th ST. NV. ;,
One block east of Conn. ave. on Fes--
sender st. to 2Ath st. n,w.-Cus-
tom-built, beautiful homes: Z rms,
3R baths, lse. rec. rn. with bar,
maids rm., etc. Open 3 to 8 PM
SHAPIRO, INC. NE. 1717. q
FORT STEVENS
Semidetached. all brick, on shaded
bath, liv. rm., din. rm. and modern
kitchen, full basement, built-in ga
rage Conv to transp. Only
$4,000. Call now for appt. ST.
1923
PHILLIPS & co.
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ATLANTIC GARDENS
MEURILEE APIS.

One spac "-bedrm. apt. avail; close
to transp, shopping, elementary
and high schools. Address. 53rd pl
and Defense hwy, Bladensburg, Md
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s11O GROVE ST. Silver Spring.
bedroom furn. house reduced rental
untl sold. 500. UTEER L. MIL
LER. DE, O655, WO. 1892. -
g RMS. 3 Tbs. oil h.-wh., cellar
and attic. side porch: $500. MA
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MT. PLFASANT-Ten-r detached
house. furnished: porcbes: large lot
2-car Raraee: S185 per month: ref.
required. Gil heat. Phi. WI. 9493.
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QUEENSTOWN APTS.
We. have a few apis. consisting OF :.
bedrms.. iiv. rm, dnette, kit. and
bath. $3.50 mo-: all utils incl:
occupancy Oct 1st; new shopping
center on development; conv. transp.
See Resident Managcr. 33Dl Chlllum
rd MI Rainier Md a-A daily. .
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For ladies and gentlemen; lge. dble
lnl., $40 mo ca. Convenient transp,
raIl Ey 10tS -
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COLORED-yACANT and 2 bed.
rm. apis. In finest NV. section fol
$3.50 down and low monthly pay
ments, you will own your own apt
instead Of accumulating rent rs.
ceipts. xARRY LOPATIN, DI. 375O
eYeS RA 00O8, d
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NO. g r. l. AVE. NV. (Cor. N. Capt.
toD Five rms, lst A., Ice. lawn.
porch. heat furn.: bEs and streetcar
subletting. GE. 1908 or D1. 62l o..
Evening star., 1949-08-10
7 Accused Policemen Settling Of School Row
Resign in E|kton, Va. In King George Seen
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 10.-An
amicable ending to a lengthy Fed
eral Court fight over equalization
of King George County's school
facilities for Negro and white
pupils was indicated today.
Martin A. Martin of Richmond
counsel for the plaintiffs in the
equalization suit. said only final
inspection of the interior of new
Negro school, now nearing COM
pletion. and revie wof the cur
riculum will be necessary before
the \plaintiffs agree to dismiss
their pending-petition for con-
tempt of court citation.
The petition was filed last fall
after attorneys for the Negro
pupils, on whose behalf the suit
was brought last spring, charged
the King George School Boarc
had failed to carry out Fedora
Judge Sterling Hutcheson's equal.
ization injunction.
The new $150,000 building will
hause high school classrooms anc
Ilabors tory facilities. Some of the
older frame buildings formerly 6
part of the school will be retained
for use in the elementary depart
ment. These have been modern
lized and brought to. a par with
facilities provided for white ele-
mentary pupils in the county, Mr.
Morrison said.
The new building will be dedi-
Gated September 2.
Earlier this year Judge Hutche-
son fined Gloucester County's
three School Board mentc and
the school superintendent a total
of $1,000 for contempt of court
growing out of their failure to
eoualize facilities in that county.
The fine has been paid and GER
tain improvements are being car
ried out there
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Postal Worker Benefit Bills
Sent 10 House by Senate

Increased pay and other bene-
fits for certain postal employees
were approved by the Senate yes
terday as it sent several bills to
the House covering these workers.
Among the benefits the meas
sures would allow are the assign
ment of carriers in second class
Offices, now in the village delivery
salary grades. to levels of those in
the city delivery service; permit
the Postmaster General to allow
some additional compensation to
rural carriers serving heavily pa
tronized routes of As miles or less
and who are working in excess of
the normal 40-hour work week;
increase from 7 to cents mile
in the equipment maintenance al
lowance payable to rural carriers
or $3.50 a day, whichever is
greater
The bills also would provide for
automatic promotions for part
time employees in the custodial
service based on a calendar year
rather than on the present plan
which requires 2,024 hours OF
service,
Evening star., 1949-08-10
a Persons Injured in Crash
Involving 7 Cars and Truck

-Four occupants of one car were
hurt last night in a crash involv-
ing two automobiles and a trac-
tor-trailer about 3l2 miles south
of Alexandria on Route |.
Released after treatment al
Alexandria Hospital were William
Carl Seifert, SO, of 1l03 South
Highland street, Arlington, back
injury; Miss Creola Roberts, SO, OF
1918 Eleventh street NV, posi-
BILE broken nose; Betty Jean Lu-
cas-. 13. of the Eleventh street ad-
dress. broken teeth. and Pete Lu-
cas-, -, also of the Eleventh street
address. leg and chest cuts and
bruises.
State police said Mr.. Seifert was
driving one car. and John Hamil-
ton Gray. 81. RID l, Alexandria
the other. They said the tractor
trailer was operated by Lloyd Vic
tor McKeighan. 26, Cephyrville
Fla. Mr.. Hamilton and Mr.. Nc
Keighan both were charged with
reckless driving, police said.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
By the Associated Press

ELKTON, Va, Aug. 10.-The
Elkton Town Council last night
accepted the designations of two
policemen, Homer Soule and Royce
Painter. Police Chief Haywood
Leake remained under suspension
The Council met to consider
charges against the three which
grew out of the arrest Sunday Of
motorist on a drunken driving
charge.
The designations and Chief
Leake's suspension left the town
without regular officer. Only a
special policeman was on duty
The town is looking for replace
ments for Soule and Painter.
Leake, Soule and Painter were
named. in warrants obtained at
Harrisonburg after the officers
arrested Thomas E. Frazier on the
drunken-driving charge. The
warrants were sworn out by James
E. Smith, William Shifflet and
/ Hubert Roach.
Leake was charged with assault
and battery. Leake. Sou}e ano
! Painter were all charged with
using abusive language.
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FEC Commissioner Curb
Is Passed by Senate
BY the Associated Press

The Senate passed and sent to
the House yesterday a bill which
would have the effect of barring
Federal Communication Commis-
sioners from resigning to take
jobs in the radio industry.
The bill provides that effective
one year after enactment, no COM
missioner who resigns before his
i7-year term of Office has expired
may take job or receive any pay
from any person or corporation
who comes within the jurisdiction
of the FEC act.
+ Another provision would bar the
FEC general counsel, chief en-
gineer and chief accountant from
representing any license holder
under the communications act Tor
one year after their departure
from FEC
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Clark

Continued From First PageD
many of Nazi propaganda in the
United States.
The Attorney General said Mr.
Rogge "wilfully violated long
standing Justice Department rules.
Recalls Sedition Case.
Mr.. Rogge, who as a special
assistant in 1914 prosecuted the
mass sedition case in District
Court here, told the committee
that Attorney General Clark had
told him privately at that time
that the case must not be retired.
He added that Mr.. Clark, however
stated publicly at the same time
that he intended to retry the case.
The present appointee,' Mr..
Rogge said, has neither the sta
ture, integrity nor ability which
the high office he seeks to hold
demands. He has little or no un-
derstanding of the basic freedoms
guaranteed to us by the First
Amendment of the Constitution.
One need go no further than the
loyalty witch hunt he has con-
Quoted against all Federal en-
ployeS to see this"
Senator Ferguson asked what
procedure, if any, should be used
to determine whether Govern
ment employees in confidential po-
SitionS are Subversive.
Mr.. Rogge replied that no 10y
atty program was necessary. The
proper approach, Mr.. Rogge de-
clared, would be to improve living
conditions and end discrimina-
ton in this country so that I'VE
then could go on the assumption
that everyone is loyal"
Hit on FBI Activities.
Prof. Fowler v. Harper of he
Yale University Law School, who
testified for the National Lawyers
Guild, complained that Mr.. Clark
has gained recognition chiefly, if
not exclusively, as politician and
prosecutor.
Mr.. Harper criticized Mr.. Clark
for approving activities of the
FBI which violate Federal law
and are fitting only for the
thought-control police of a to-
talitarian. state" The Lawyers
Guild spokesman attacked partic-
ularly the publication of FBI re-
ports in the Coplon case and "un-
lawful activities" of the FBI. such
as overlapping and opening of
mail without search warrants.
Referring to the Attorney Cen
erals listings of subversive groups,
Mr.. Harper declared it was Mr..
Clark's '.plain duty to provide for
fair hearing, whether or not the
Presidents loyalty order required
it,"
After hearing Prof. Harper, the
committee recessed until 1870
o'clock tonight
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Prison Comp Fugitive
Gives Up to Housewife

A prisoner who ran away from
State Prison Camp 80 near Fair
fax, Va, Monday gave himself up
yesterday.
Fairfax police said Oscar Fred
Gavin, jr., 18. of Richmond, who
is serving 18 years for robbery.
gave himself up to a housewife at
fremont Gardens. near Falls
Church, and asked that she call
police. Fairfax Policeman Charles
Norford, who took Gavin into
custody, said the prisoner told him
he had had nothing to eat since
running away.
Cavin's shirt was almost COM
pletely torn off by a blast of
buckshot fired at him when he
escaped. but he was not wounded
Evening star., 1949-08-10
u. 5. Acts 10 Channel
Spending Into 7 Areas
Hit by Unemployment

The Government prepared to-
day to channel its spending into
areas hit by the business slump
in a move to cushion unemploy-
ment.
At the same time, the Com
merce Department reported that
personal incomes, handspring of
consumer buying power, reached
an annual rate of $213,500,000, 900
in June, which brought the an
nual return for the six months of
the year to a level 26 per cent
above the boom time of a year
ago.
The Federal spending program,
first soutlined in President Tru-
mans mid-year economic report,
was carried step further when
Presidential Assistant John r.
Steelman told the National De-
fense Establishment and other
agencies making heavy outlays to
do as much. business as feasible
| in the nine areas where unemploy-
ment has reached II per cent or
more of the working force.
Other Areas Studied.
There are some other areas
where the same treatment is in
prospect, including Cumberland
Md. but the Government still is
awaiting reports from these areas
The sections in which MIR. Steel
man asked the various agencies
to take actions to modify, within
the limits of existing law, their
procurement, construction and
other activities where it is deter
mined to be feasible, include
New Bedford and Worcester
Mass; Providence. R. l.; Water
bury and Bridgeport, Conn: Utica
and Rome, N. Y; Scranton and
Wilkes-Barre, Pa; Muskegon,
Mich. and Knoxville, Tenn.
/ At the same time, however, he
warned that care should be
taken to avoid shifting contracts
which would normally be placed
in other labor market areas
where unemployment is approach
ing II per cent, or where such
action would cause undue indi-
vidual hardship"
The emergency action on the
contracts follows surveys con-
Quoted by the Commerce Depart
ment to determine where idleness
| is problem.
This pin-pointing of spending
is intended to be a continuing
process, with the White House
keeping a check to determine
where greatest needs exist.
Farm Receipts High.
The Commerce Department re-
port on personal incomes-as diff
ferentiated from corporation in
come-said the main cause of the
| increase was higher farm receipts
due to disposal of larger volume
OF crops-either on the market or
through Government loans.
Another Commerce Department
report showed that the book value
Iof business inventories had been
cut back about $1,000, 900, 900 in
June-chief1y by manufacturers
and retailers-to an estimat ted
total of $51,579 .00O,OO
Some economists have dubbed
the business downturn this year
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Numbers
lCnntinued From First Page

(COntlnued FROM FlrSt rage
that they are included in the addi-
tional evidence"
The two are Anthony Strollo
alias Tony Bender, brother OF
Emilio Strollo, living in Palisades
N. j., and Martin Martinson, 80
Brooklyn.
Police have said zwillman's
home was the rings headquarters
Six of the defendants, including
Duble, were arraigned in General
Sessions Court and pleaded inno-
cent. Their present bail and the
parole of Duble in custody of de-
tectives were continued.
The other three-Zwillman
Tiplitz and Levinson-have been
held in bail in Essex County, N. j.
Mr.. Hogan said he planned to
extradite them.
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an inventory recession" AS they
see it, the chief cause of the down
slide has been unwillingness o1
businessmen to increase or main
tain stocks for fear they would
get stuck with the goods in q
period of declining prices.
Some firming of business senti-
ment was reported, meanwhile
by President Trumans chief eco
nomic advisor, DR.. Edwin G.
Nourse. Yesterday he cited the
recent strong showing of the stock
market as evidence of improved
business feeling.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Piuno Recital Tonight

CHARLOTTESI LILLE, Va, Aug.
10 (SpeciaD - Miss Marjorie
Mitchell of Charlottesville, a grad
uate of the Juilliard School OF
Music and wartime USO concert
artist, will give a piano recital at
8:15 o'clock tonight at Swan
nanoa" to open series of con-
certs at the mountain-top man.
sion near Alton.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Chest x-Roys Given
.2,1OO in Montgomery

Nearly 2,100 persons from Po-
tomac, Darnestown, Poolesville
and GAINESVILLE districts were
X-rayed in the recent chest sur
vey in Rockville, the Montgomery
County tuberculosis Association
has announced.
Persons who have not received
a report of their X-ray should
telephone the association.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Crosby, Hope Partners
In Rich Oil Strike
By the Assoeiofed Press

FORT WORTH, Tex, Aug. TO-
Bing Crosby and Bob Hope have
hit it rich again, in oil this time.
They are partners of w. A. Mon
Grief, sr., of Fort Worth, in discov-
cry of flush production in the
North Snyder pool in Scurry
County in West Texas.
The new producer, which flowed
at the rate of 100 barrels of oil per
hour on a drill stem test. is 6 miles
northeast fsthe first venture of
Moncrief. Hope and Crosby in
Scurry, which ended in failure.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Exhibit Honors Ex-President

The 18th birthday of Herbert
Hoover today is honored in the
Exhibit-o -the-week now being
shown at the Library of Congress.
A letter to President Wilson from
Mr.. Hoover, when he was Director
General of Relief, concerning the
shipping of food to Europe in 1919,
is beng ShoWns
Evening star., 1949-08-10
World Government Pushed

India has new Association for
World Federal Government. dedi-
Gated to propagating the idea of
"one world government" New
Delhi reports.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

Venice. Italy, expects near-rec-
ord tourism this year, approach
ing the 376.000 persons who visited
the city in 1887.
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extradite them.