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Evening star., 1949-03-17
Garden Furniture

! Orig. $40 coektoiI TobIe,
8 sides, citron enamel 1872
I Orig. 1900 Rotten settee.
rose upholstery -------6S.SS
I ORIG. 1885 SsetionoI Soto,
3-piece, rattan, rose and lime up
hoIsteY --------------7S.9S
I Orig. 1880 Doy Bed, not
uroI rotton, green cushions, 1899
z Orig. les.e5 settee and Choir
Set, noturoI rotton, ehortreuse
upholstery ------------SS.SS
I Orig. 1898 Chrome settes
and Chair Set, green upholstery
Ss.se
z ORIG. zos.s5 Sectional Soto,
3-pieee, brown upholstery. notu-
raj ration -----------1ZS.sS
. Third Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-17
T14E HEC1IT co. Was shington
Traditional Livins-Room
Furniture

Traditional living-Room
Furniture
! ORG. 1925 puehss. sefe.
Wine. Frinoed boss----l4s.s5
I oris. 1888 Lswsen Sefe.
Grey cotton tapestry. Fr'n9ed.
I oris. 1885 PpvineisI Soto.
Down back and cushions. Soge-
green 3S9.95
I Orig. 1895 Regency Soto.
Red royon moteIosse. Moss
trim ~ 1895
I Orig. 1895 Tuxedo Love-
scot. American print 1895
Z Orig. 1898 Lew,on Soto.
Chortreuse mohoir frieze. Sold
os is 1895
; Orig. 1885 Lewsen Sofa.
Rose, Grey, red mohoir frieze.
1895
! Orig. 1885 Lswson Soto.
Green mohoir friezs
I ods. Iss.s5 Lawson Sefe.
Grey cotton topestN. KICK
pIeoted skirt ---------uSS9
4 ORIG. 1895 Tuftsd Arm Re-
asney Sofes. Wine or green
royon moteIosss. Foam rubber
cushions ----------zZS.S5
! ORIG. 1895 shsreton oeee-
sionoI Tub chairs. Gold royon
domosk -------------3 -3S.S9
I Orig. 1895 Tufted oeee-
sionoI Choir. Green royon mote
Iosse 1895
s Orig. 5s.s5 Club cheirs. Red
royon domosk -----49.S5
I Orig. 1895 KnuekIe-Arm
Club choirs. Mouve ----29.95
Lifting Room Furniture,
Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-03-17

23 Orig. 34.s5 to 4s.s5
Boudoir Choirs
1895 to 1895
II Orig. 4s.s5 Sweetheart
choirs. Rose -----39.95
I Orig. 44.95 Sweetheart
Choir. Blue and natural,
34.s5
10 Orig. 34.e5 Sweetheart
choirs. Natural and green,
1895
] Orig. 1895 Loose-piIIow
Beck Choir. Cherry and
natural -29.95
Bondoir Chairs,
4th Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
CopIon Trial Delayed
As Judge Studies Plea

The espionage trial of Judith
Coplon will resume in District
Court Tuesday. instead Of tomor-
row as originally planned. to give
Judge Albert L. Reeves further
time to study defense demands
for secret FBI reports.
Defense Attorney Archibald
Palmer asked the court Friday
for full reports Of FBI agents
from which Miss Coplon Is alleged
to have drafted extracts on data
slips. These slips were found in
her purse when she was arrested
March I in company with Valen-
tine Gubitchev, Russian engineer.
Chief Prosecutor John M.
Kelley. jr.. stated Friday that the
Government will be faced with
"the sad choice Of exposing vital
secrets to the world or nolle
pressing this case II the Judge
rules the reports must be pro-
duced.
Mr.. Palmer contended the jury
should be the sole judge of the
facts in the case and that nothing
should be withheld from the
jurors.
Government sources said Judge
Reeves sought additional time to
study Mr.. Palmer's request and
the problems raised by it.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Library Of Congress Gets
WRIGHT Brothers Papers
BY the Associated Press

The personal and business pa
pers of the Wright brothers have
been given to the Library OF
Congress by the executive of the
estate Of orville Wright. who died
January 80. 194S.
Announcing the gift yesterday
the library said the executors have
stipulated that until January !,
1850. their permission must be
obtained for access to the papers.
It will be granted to ANY trained
scholar or writer doing serious
research"
Orville Wright and his elder
brother, Wilbur, who died in 1912.
discovered the means of heavier
than-air flight. making their first
ascent at Kitty Hawk. N. c.,
December II, 1908.
Their. papers cover a 67-year
span of personal. business and
scientific activities. the library
said. They include diaries and
notebooks covering fight expert
ments from 1900 to 1910; Orville's S
description of the first fight;
letters and documents relating to
the controversy between Orville
and the Smithsonian Institution
over credit for the brothers work:
records of their business enter
prises and dealings with various
governments: and many rare books
and pamphlets from Orville's per-
sonal library in his home at Day.
ton, Ohio.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
New Hearing Device
Has No Receiver
Button In Ear

Chicago. Ill.-Deafened people are
hailing a new device that gives
them clear hearing without making
them wear q receiver button in the
ear. They now enjoy songs. SER
mons, friendly companionship and
business success with no self
conscious feeling that people are
looking at any button hanging on
their ear. With the new invisible
Phantomold you may free yourself
not only from deafness. but from
even the appearance Of deafness.
The makers of Beltone, Dept. 40.
1850 w. 18th St.. Chicago 8, ILL.,.
are so proud Of their achievement
they win gladly send you their free
brochure Tin plain wrapper) and
explain how you can test this
amazing invisible device In the
privacy OF your own home without
risking a penny. Write Beltone today.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

cfnc4al duties. and II acens6s nce
with ths position tl1a; they hold
than those Of the Senate
That's the trouble with IRIS
courtesy business. the casxr1rt led
members O. the HOUSE xsy. The
House starts thf raoaey bill &C
trying 20 ecunosnlxe On its own
SAc<. the Senate ADDS various oc6s
and ends 70 make Senators more
comfortable and eonteateo al
their work. and the House tlsen
goes along with the additions.
But. II is being suggested new
Senators are setting Too far ahead
Of Representatives. IN perQasStes
The salaries are the same Sl7.-
500. Plus q S2.5oo tax-free expense
account
Representatives get oniy about
SIS 900 TO pay once help. hcx
ever. whereas Senators set s4s. 900
to $50 900 for clerical expenses
II varies with the sire Of the State
including $40. 0oo-a-year ad-
ministratIre assistants,
The House has the newest
building on The Hin-the nex
House once Building--nut the
Senators proposed new one would
be much more elaborate. including
q new swimming pool. There is a
small pool In the present Senate
once Building. The House has
none.
Senators also get:
/. Extra offices in their home
States.
?. Bottled drinking water.
3. Refrigerators for their Offices.
1. Free subway trolley rides be-
tween the Capitol and their once
building.
These and other special con-
siderations have been placed in
appropriation bills through the
years. and the House has con-
CURED.
Older House members still re-
member. however. that the Senate
never would assent 10 money for
a subway line between the Capitol
and the House Offices. although
the underground corridor was
built to accommodate one.
In the matter OF clerk hire. II
should be pointed out that the
House voted itself $4,000 more a
year in basic Office salaries tvaIi-
Gus increments would nearly
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Housekeeping Expenses Strain Capitol Courtesy

The Senate Is trying the patienes
Of some House members In the
matter Of housekeeping expenses
at the Capitol.
Inter-ehamber courtesy Is ur-
dergoing strain.
The grunbling could come into
the open Thursday. when the
House Is scheduled TO consider the
legislative appropriation bill. But
1t Is unlikely there VII be much
criticism OF the spending by the
other body"-as genteel practice
requires members Of one chamber
to refer TO the other on the floor
Pubic haggling over their own
expenses is considered poor form
on both sides Of the Capitol. One
House rarely questions openly q
housekeeping item OF the other.
But some House members are
saying privately nov they are get
ting tired of sharing the blame
for high costs OF running Congress
and being criticized for the "ex-
tras" members receive Most OF
the high life on The Hill Is on the
Senate side. they say.
1t appears the legislative funds
measure will be brought to the
House floor without q $40. 600 900
item requested by the Architect of
the Capitol TO begin construction
Of a new Senate Once Building.
Appropriations subcomm 1t zee
members responsible for ignoring
this item explain they feel the
Senate should be required to take
responsibility for putting 1t into
the bill, If they want it.
II the bill does come to the
floor without this money. it will
be q far cry from the under
standing attitude displayed by the
committee last year. when the
House was under Republican con-
troll.
Representative johnson. Repub-
lican. Of Indiana. In charge Of
the bill. began the debate on it
by noting that. "as usual in con-
sidering this bill. the committee
took no action regarding the items
Of the Senate. and the bill is
written as the budget came TO
us. so far as the Senate items are
concerned"
The two hours allotted for de-
bate passed with virtually no talk
about the bill at hand. There
was wistful reference by Mr..
johnson to the automobiles the
Senate provides for its majority
and minority leaders. He said the
committee hadn't tried to put in
an item to cars for the House
leaders. although they have as
much or more use for an auto
mobile in the discharge of their
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Labor Press Meeting
Opposes Increase in
Paper Mail Rates

A resolution opposing a pro-
posed increase in second-c1Axs
mail rates was adopted BY the
Eastern Labor Press Conference
at its eighth annual session yester-
day at the Hamilton Hotel.
Every effort should be made to
continue present second-class
mailing rates as a public service,
the resolution stated. asserting
that small publications reach the
largest number Of people. The
small publication. too. would be
the hardest hit by an increase i'll
rates, the IS editors of labor news
papers and magazines said.
Senator Nicely. Democrat. Of
West Virginia told the conference
the labor press was practically
the only truly free press in the
United States since daily papers
are influenced by advertisers and
wealthy men who own them. The
labor papers and certain reli-
gious and fraternal papers can
speak without fear Of advertiser
problems. he said.
Frank B. Powers, editor Of the
Commercial Telegraphers Journal
Of Washington, was reelected
president of the group. Miss Ruth
Taylor, of Washington. who writes
a syndicated column for labor
publications. was reelected Sec
retary-treasurer.
Following the meeting. John r..
Steelman, assistant to President
Truman. was guest Of honor at a
cocktail party given by Miss Tay-
lor for members of the conference.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

The son OF a one-time head
hunter told Seventh-day Adventist
congregations yesterday how
Christianized South Sea Island
natives helped save hundreds Of
Allied fighters during the war.
Dramatizing his talks with
pidgin English, Pastor Robert
Salau, a South Pacific native, took
his tale Of missionary work to
three Adventist churches.
Another speaker during the day
was Capt. Gordon Manuel OF
Guilford, Me-, a former Air Force
pilot, who gave living testimony
to the story. Capt. Manuel was
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Evening star., 1949-06-05
OrviIIe Wake Is Named
Lynehbure College Head
sx ihs Assesiatsd Press

LYNCHBURG. Va, June A.
Election Of Orville w. Wake OF
Richmond as president of lynch
burg College was announced today
by the college Board Of Trustees.
Mr.. Wake, 20. for the last three
years has been director of elemen-
tary education for the Virginia
Department of Education. He
served as dean of Lynchburg Col
lege from 194l to l945.
As president OF the college. he
succeeds DR.. Riley B. Montgomery
who resigned to become president
Of the College Of the Bible III
Lexington, KY.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Lions, Jaycees 10 Present
kensinqton Variety Show

The Kensington Chamber of
Commerce and Lions Club will
present a variety show at $50
pm. Wednesday and Thursday
at the Kensington Junior High
School.
Brooke Johns. former president
of the Montgomery County Board
of Commissioners and one-time
Ziegfeld Follies star. will be master
of ceremonies. The program will
include dances. songs. a magic
show and musical comedy skits.
The affair is being produced by
Leo j. Paulin with the aid of a
joint committee of the two spon-
soring organizations. Proceeds
will be used to finance charity
activities of the chamber and club.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Sligo Group Approves
Zoninq Law Chances

The Sligo-Branview Community
Association has approved a set OF
coming ordinance amendments
proposed by the Montgomery
County Council and the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission and in addition
has suggested two additional
changes. 8
Proposed by Howard NJ. Kline,
chairman Of the Zoning Com
mittee. it was suggested that a
definite limit be set to the time
In which the council could study
rezoning petition and hand down
its decision. Mr.. Kline also pro-
posed that 1t be required that the
hearings be held and, newspaper
advertisements published exclu-
sively in the area affected by the
petitions.
Britain's first civic cinema.
has been ,yened Mt O,,pS3le
Evening star., 1949-06-05
South Sea Christian Native Tells
Of Rescue of 500 Allies in War

hidden and protected by Adventist
natives for six months while the
Japanese maintained a headquar-
ters few hundred yards away.
Pastor A. G. Stewart, mission
ary on the islands for Al years.
said native Adventists rescued
about 500 Allied servicemen dur
ing the war.
"A downed pilot could hear no
sweeter words from approaching
natives than me Christian. too.
Me belong Big Fella Top (God)' >"
Capt. Manuel said.
The speakers appeared at Ia
koma Park. Sligo and Capitol
Memorial Adventist Churches.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

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Evening star., 1949-06-05
us. Cable Firms Get
Senator'S Permission
To Discuss Merger
Dr. ne A..ekiesea krsas

Senator Mcfarland. Democrat
Of Arizona, disclosed yesterda,
that the possibilities Of q mersel
Of American telegraph and cabl.
companies doing overseas business
are being discussed with permis-
sion Of q Senate committee. Such
o merger now Is prohibited by Law
At the same time Sen. McFar.
Land warned that q Senate Com.
merce investigating subcommittee
may crack down on:
/. Operation Of an extensive
telegraph system" by Government,
departments In competition WITH
private communication companie.
that must pay q high luxury tax.
FEC Criticized.
2. Failure Of the Army. Navy
and Air Force TO unity their com.
munications after millions In tax
payers money have been spent tG
build up q wartime armed force.
communications system"
3. Actions Of the Federal Com
munications Commission lin con.
nection with its broadcasting. tele.
vision and other licensing func.
tions."
AS chairman Of the communica
tons investigating group, Sena-
tor Mcfarland announced hear
ings will start June Is and II TO
consider remedial legislation.
He explained that privately
owned American companies ARE
suffering serious reductions In in
come and are forced to compete
with foreign government-owned
communications monopolies."
Meetings Revealed.
Under authority Of the COM
mittee, representatives Of some OF
the largest companies are holding
a series Of meetings in an effort
TO determine whether q merger of
some o fthe companies can be
worked out" he said. Such
mergers are not permissible under
present law"
He did not identify the COM
panies.
Senator Mcfarland said that
any merger proposals by the
companies themselves will be ex-
amined in the light of whether
they are acceptable to Congress,
the Government departments and
are in the. public interest"
The merger plans are intended
to put the American companies
on a sounder basis" and the COM
panies are expected to report
back within 80 days" he said.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Rabbi Goynor to Speak

Rabbi Nathan Gaynor of Agudas
Achim Congregation. Alexandria.
will speak at the installation of
officers Of the Arlington Jewish
Center and its Women's League at
$3.50 pm. Tuesday. The officers
will be installed by Rabbi Ira Sud.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Nelson MorshoIl Named
William. and Mury. Dean
By thesAs,ceicied Press

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, June 4.
DIR. Nelson Marshall. "a, director
of the Virginia Fisheries Labora-
tory, today was elected dean of
the College of william and Mary
to succeed DR.. Sharvy Umbeck
who is resigning to become presi-
dent of Knox College.
His election came at the spring
meeting of the Board of Visitors.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

India's United Provinces have
opened 200 maternity centers.
which will also train 1000 mid
wives annually.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

Britain's first civic cinema
has been opened at Oundle.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
SUBURBAN SALE-VlRGINlA
OPEN l TO DARK

An expansion attic makes this Vir.
frame bungalow attrac. for the
growing family. Oil heat; liv. .rm
with frepl. din. rm., equip. kit
large inclosed porch overlooking q
acre, with dogwood and other lovely
trees There is a small greenhouse
and wading pool: Only 2 blks. from
To inspect drive out Lee blvd: or
Lee hwy. through Falls Ch. to Vir-
ginia Forest sign right on Rose
mary lane to No. 316 and our sign
ASK-US REALTY co.
OK. 1859. OIL. 1859.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
FRENCH NORMANDY
OPEN 9 PM. TO 5 PM.

This charming and UNIQUE brick rLa
it is within 3 blocks OF Wasnin8 i .on 3
Golf and Country Club; II Ieatutes .
master bedrooms and prvaie
baths; two of these spacious oeo-
rooms and two private batns are
on the first floor; the catheoral nv
ing room (16X2S) is most lntrig-
uing, with its beautiful California
redwood beamed ceiling and over
sized elevated fireplace; the large
dining room, lexis, overlooks an
EXQUISITE lily pool; on lower ieVel
the large den Q5x24 with huge
firerLace opens on q screened porch; i;
otht features include above-g ground
servants room and bath, large stor-
age room and built-in heated ga
RAGE; the heavy slate roof is made
to resemble the quaint thatched
roofs of France; within two blocks
off transportation, shopping and
schools; it is in a highly restricted
neiehborhood of individually de-
signed homes; reduced for immediate
1000. Directions to reach; out
Lee hwy. to Glebe I'd. ttraffic nghtl 4,
Yieht on Glebe I'd. to 26th 81.
north. left on 26th st. to Brandy
wine st tShirley Woods sign, rignt
on Brandywine l block to open
Geo. Mason Green Co.
Exclusive agent, cH. 8s3S; eves. and
Sunday, GL. 6616.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
CHECK THIS LIST

S4AdS4A A440 LAo
We can't write up all of the very
fine buys we have listed for sale
then let us show you one of them
with full dry basement, oil h.-w.h.
cleo. stove and refgr.. carpetine OF
floors, Venetian blinds. storm win
4Um sSws insulated bs scbdo 9 fsnese stoses 0i0ee
Sm eharches ous $3.50 $780, cash. s'ons move in
ss,75o-S bedrms., iv. rm., kit
utility rm.: white stucco, cindel
block, 1a-acre lot; auto. oil 'fir
fur, auto. gas INV. heater: laun'
s9y'oo6 s9y tubs; bash new vacant requires
$6.S5o06-aere country place, neal
Clifton. lies back from road some
distance: real opportunity for some,
one who will and can work on Q
homeplace to build up a lovely
house, liyable; deep well, elec. pump
sink, wash basin, homemade shower
bath, elec. stove and elec. refgr.;
$1,000 cash will make some hustlers
home-ownerS.
S22, Beautiful brick home, two
churches :; on Rlaek,top M 3tos,.on road. = =
windows, h'dwood frs. throughout
has upstairs rented now as apt. oi
liv. rm., bedrm., dinette. kitchenettt
and bath at S75 mo-; downstairs
has bedrms., liv. rm. with fire-
place, din. rm., fully equipped kit.
tile bath and side porch, garage
under house: basement has laundry
rm., fur. rm. with auto. oil air
conditioned heat: auto. gas h.-w
heater: drilled well and completed
rec. rm. with fireplace. Takes large
cash payment.
These are samples of what we have
to offer, so II you are looking for
q home, homeSite. acreage or COM
mercial property call or see
UHLER & Co.
Annaudale Va Phone FA 14S4
Evening star., 1949-03-06
SUBURBAN SAlE-VlRGINlA
ARTISTIC BEAUTY


In all its various forms is typified in
this substantial rust-colored brick
conceived and executed in the best
English styling, we'll placed on 60z
115 plot in convenient, close-in
Ashton Heights. Portico entrance
into guest reception hall; wide. we'll
proportioned living room 16x22; at
tractive window in 12xl5 dining
room; modern. completely equipped
kitchen; den at "a level; 8 bedrooms
2 bathsi rec. room. light basement;
many other features to attract the
discriminating buyer. Slate roof
copper plumbing, beautiful natura
trim, Dutch-type multi-panelec
doors. Transfer of senior naval Of
ficer makes this sale necessary
There will be many who desire 1t
but only one may buy. Inspection by
22O4 Wilson blvd. OW. $500. -
Arlington Realty Corp.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. 9300.-r
Evening star., 1949-03-06
OPEN l TO 6

A-acre lot with beautiful 5-rm,
williamsburg brk. home, only SILL
500: should GI. To reach: Out
left TO first ESQ station at Park
St, left to open sign.
Security Realty Co., CHI. 1914
Evening star., 1949-03-06
Open Today, l to 5
I,eeSbllrp Hunt Country

We have for sale s-room, 11a-bath
stone house, situated on 80 acres OF
beautiful land with long frontage
on the Leesburg pike, Just Is miles
beyond Falls Church, Va. On the
1st floor are living room with fire-
place, dining room with fireplace,
beautifully equipped kitchen, a
study and q bedroom with tiled ia
bath; on the md floor are 3 large
bedrooms and full tiled bath. There
are large porches at both front and
rear of house. Other buildings IN,
clude Broom tenant house and
chicken house. A lovely large stream
a whole for S29,5 800, or on 25 acres
S24 900 To reach Drive northwest
out Leesburg pike l 8 miles beyond
traffic light at Falls Church to our
sign on left-hand side of road.
R. Rowland Co., Inc.
l1s East Board st. Realtors. FA.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
1st FL, BEDRM. & BATH


604e 25th rd.. N. Arl., Va. New
Colonial, features 1st-h. bedrm. and
bath, charming Inv. rm. with cor
firepl. and side ent. to concrete
porch. family size din. rm., equip
mod. kit. with exhaust fan and ent
to back yard; 2 master-size bedrms
and tile bath on 2nd A.; full bsmt
- bath, outside ent., recre. rm
facilities and built-in gar, gas &C
heat. Located in beaut. Norwood
overlooking nearby estate; conv. tc
schools. transp. and shopping cen
ter. Priced at only Sl9,750; conv
terms. Open Sat. and Sun. | pm
to dark. Directions: Cross Key
Bridge, out Lee hwy. past Glebe rd
to N. Powhatan. turn right and beal
right On N. Ohio to 2bth rd,, right
TALMADGE WILCHER
1888 Wilson Blvd, Gil. 6020-sO17.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
slJRJRBAh SALIVA. (cont.
MINIMUM UPKEEP

Required for this small mansion built
of white asbestos shingle. located
near Mclean, Va. A large 2-story
home, consisting Of 4 bedrms;, !
full bath and 2 half baths, which Is
being sacrificed because the owner
couple desire smaller living accom-
modations. The floor plan is good;
large liv. rm. to the left OF front
entrance from which a side door
leads to knotty pine and screepeo
porch. To the right Of front en-
trance is bright cheerful din. rm
with q door on far side opening into
first-fioor bedrm. with "a bath: the
beautifully equipped kitchen with
brkfst. bar is so arranged that work
ing hours fly by there. is a large
master bedrm. on second hoor WITT
2 additional bedrms., full tile BATH
and 2 linen closets complete, thi'
moor: full dry bsmt. with u bath
the heat is oil hot-wster; garage II
built-in with side door to bsmt
Approximately acre OF ground
convenient terms. For further in
formation and appointment dia
Operator and ask for Elmwood 81
or 325 mo TOLD; ewes. till O. Elm
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtors
INCLUSIVE agent Mclean, Va. IL