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YORKTOWN VILLAGE (Worthington
dr.)-A new offering OF this authen-
tic Williamsburg brick Colonial, built
about 1910; lst -. n: has onnn,rg Nv; rm. " WIN
beautiful garden. din. rm., bedrm
or library with full bath, excellent
kit; End a. has 3 bedrms., baths;
rec. rm. in bsmt:; det. garage: A
beautiful home n a fine loe; +, a
en- MAI faso iii Iii % pm, Ii
1900 BLOCK RANDOLPH ST. NV
2O-ft. brick, wide side hall, two
large rooms, kitchen, modern tiled
bath on LIST floor; 3 bedrms., kit,
IA bath, 2 encl. porches, on "nd.
Street entrance to fine basement.
on h, -wh. Need about $500 cash.
j. WAPLE CO, 1924 14th st. NV,
Realtor. DI. 3346.
BET. CATHEDRAL AVE. and Woodley
rd, on 29th st.--Very desirable
home. beautiful outlook, containing
3 rooms, 2 baths flour bedroomS.
also heated sleeping porch large
enough to take twin beds: gas
INV H. pe.
feet cond.; close to Catholic church,
P.J. WALSHE, INC. MA. 646S. l3"
NV. $1,000 DOWN-2-family home
and income; live in one and rent
the other; new-house condition;
new gas hot-water furnace. DON
BLAIR, RA. 3296.
NEAR ONTARIO APIS. - 3-bedrm.
row brick, > incl. porches; brick
garage. Price, $4,000: terms,
THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 until
. pm. 36lS Conn.
1880 DOWN will buy q very at
tractive semidet brick home in the
Chillum area. Other NV. homes
on reas. terms. Call KAY REALTY
CO, RA. 300. 1t
LET US HELP YOU buy from our
listings of properties in strictly
white NV sec, ranging in price
from Sl2,500 to $4,000. Prompt
service. j. GINBERG, RE. 7l04,
NEAR 18th AND KENYON. vacant
$1,000 to $1,000 down. owner will
accept reasonable terms. @0.ft.
brick home, & rms, bsmt, ga
baths. 3 porches. oil h.-w.h. To
inspect, call HO. 36S9 or GE. 1904.
III GALATIN ST. N.w.-substan-
tial row brick in highly convent
ent location; 6 rms, tile bath. in
closed porch, screened porch, front
porch; gas h.-w.h h.. 135-ft. lot. Ask
ing SI2,950. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
DI 1411; ewes, call RA. 1924.
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uousEs-sALe-h.E. (cens. J

GIL l1th ST. NE.
Colored-Beautiful row brick, 8 very
lse. rms, finished rm. In bsmt:,
auto. h.-wh.: excel. cond. Open 3
to z daily. HARRY PORNTBKY d
SONS, INC, 1918 K st. NV. Ma.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

1927 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-share
my nice home with another refined
lady. Reasonable. GE. S731. -1S
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GLOVER PARK

Sl3.950
cond.: lst a.. liv. rm., din. rm
kit. and porch: 2nd f., 3 bedrm
and modern tile bath; rec. rm.,
hsmt.: gas &C. heat; house lie:
than II yrs. old and can be essiI
Edgar L. Webster
OR. 800; ewes. EN-. 9254.
GLOVER PARK
A charming modern brick
residence in this most popular
community, one square from
school and transportation. Six
rooms, two baths Zone in base
ment). hot-water heat with
gas furnace, rear porch, cleo
trio refrigerator. Everything
in immaculate condition. Own
er has purchased larger home
and has priced at only $l6,-
$50. Phone Frederick Schwab,
WO. 06S4
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1906 H st. NV. MA. 234b
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KENSINGTON
HSIT,VER. SPRING"

SILVER SPRING"
Groom detached brick on besutifuI
wooded lot 75xl50, near SHOPPING
and schools and Four Corners; de-
ceilent buy at Si6.s75. Call ST.
24OO: ewes. OIL. 6447. PHILLIPS,
CANBY a. FULLER, INC, 1012 18TH
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NOW COMPLETE"
NAYLOR GARDENS

OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY
Finest and largest coop in the coun-
try. Several select 1 and 2 bedrm.
units now available for occupancy to
veterans. Reasonable cash payment,
monthly payments from S6475 tall
charges included. 1-bedrm. unit.
$3.50 up; 2-bedrm. unit. S6.75O
UP. Compare these coop prices to
others! Ample storage and laundry
facilities, beautiful grounds, best
Transp., schools. stores at hand
Sales once, Administration Bldg,
cor. Naylor rd and 3Oth st sc.
Open daily, 60 PM; Sat, Sun,
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MT. PLEASANT
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
$15,7
CONVENIENT FINANCING
Row brick in excellent condition, con-
tains hall, living room, dining room,
pantry. kitchen. 3 bedrooms, den
or heated sleeping porch. fun base
ment with lavatory, gas heat. built
in garage.
SUMNER
IN HOUSE CONDITION
Artistic house of brick and Colonial
siding, on corner lot, contains center
hall, large living room opening onto
screened porch, dining room with
oriel window, den. 1st-hoor lavatory,
well-equipped kitchen and well-pro-
porticned bedrooms and 2 baths,
excellent storage room. large closets,
2-car garage, gas heat.
w. C.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers OF
Wesley Hts, summer q Spring VALLEY as
EVENINGS. Telephone OIL. OO51
List Your House With Usl
ONTARIO PLACE NV.
nr. Ontario Apis; full bsmt.. with
front and rear entrs.; new h.-w-h.
system; liv. rm. with frepl.. !se.
din. rm.. kit, front and rear porches
on 1st a.; 3 bedrms. and incl porch sl
$l2,500 with excel. financing.
WOOD-CONLEY CO.
s71o Ga. ave. 81. 500 until 9.
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VETERANS
S75O DOWN-VET

COLORED-VACANT Move right In
Large semidet. brick home near 7th
full basement with oil h.w.: 2-cal
brick garage. $3.50 down. RALPH
E e. codN; 2a1a 1924 K st. NV Elk. 57o6'
coIoREp-s.ss DOWN: Total price
S9,95O for this attractive semidet
near 9th and r ne. RALPH D.
GoHN, l424 X st. NV, Elk. 55o6'
coHoREDINear sth and H st. ne.
$1,000 cash will handle this lovely
8-rm. brick home in fine loc with
conv. transp; WOODS q UPsHA"
cSIosIS ~ :s;S.s ss sssss .3sS Ss.s Ss,;
fns fot defashsd h'as sn'ssts ssoo.$7se osasd down
monthly payments reasonable. Cal
Mr.. Baines, FIR. 1897. COX d. Co.
coLoRHD Hf TRINIDAD SECTION
Only $1,000 cash and balance like
rent buys t this nos atsractifSe City oil heat
and built in gar. MITCHELL QUICK
CoLORED-4th AND L N.E.-semi-
det.. 8 large rms, gas heat. clean;
price only $500; terms to sdxnS Tssp1n1
kHsnFa isp!s Parts GsoRp Reaftorss MSass d. ssSs
cOIjRED-iOO BLK. UHLAND TER,
near r. I. ave. ne.-6-room brick.
porshess soo and ID, bsmt t,rv Only ~ Sl;gse Msgte'
ewes, SH. 5000. BROWN REALTY
Co, Realtors. DU. 1858.
COLORED - BRICK; basement; 615
18th st. ne; handsome house:
$1,000 down: 8 large pvt. rms: oil
PR okSk. ar cox A. co. RE. 1888.
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RRIGHTWOOD AREA BEST BUY

BRENTWOOD AREA BEST BUY
OPEN DAILY, . TIL DARK
Kansas ave. and Sheridan St; pre-.
showing, new. modern, semidetached
6-rm., 1la-bath brick home: nrst-
floor powder rm., special de luxe
features; exceptionally priced, ST.
$50. GI, FHA approved; s1.:5o
down for vets. Easy terms for nom
vets Directions: Out New. Hamp-
shire ave. to Eastern ave. left L blk.
to Sheridan, down Sheridan to open
house. SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO;
527 Eye ST. NV. RE. 0136. 10
American University HgtS.
Lovely detached Colonial brick on a
corner lot, remittance hall plan,
3 bedrooms. :, baths, recreation
rm., 2-car garage. Owner occupied
Call MRS. HERRING, OR. e9Sb.
RIDDELL REALTY CO, D1. 1900.
AMER. UNIV. PARK
Det. al-brick. containing lovely
bedrms. and all-tile bath on 2nd
floor; large liv. rm. with firepl. and
adj. porch. full din. rm. and ultra
mod kit, rec rm.: o. &C. h.; det:
garage; nicely landscaped and
shrubbed, with beaut. shade trees;
$17,250 Call now. ST. 1923.
PHILLIPS & co.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.
BETHESDA

6-rm., 1-bath brick house; overlooks
new Naval Hospital: 2 blocks to bus;
/ year old and immaculate through
out. All rms. large. Shown by appt.
only.
NORTHWEST REALTY
OIL R2RH. ENeS 0I. nAhh i III
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SPACIOUS DETACHED BRICK
Just off Wisconsin ave-; bedrooms
and . baths; full attic and base
ment: 1st floor. reception hall, liv.
rm. with fireplace. dining rm.. kitch-
en- and pantry: garage: ideal ior
Cali Mr.. Mcintosh, Ex. 24SO; ewes,
WA. 0S07.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

CHEVY CHAOE, D. =.
$4,000 buys this det. S-rm., 2-bath
home with 1st moor bedrm. and bath,
near Nebraska ave. and Mckinley.
Conv. to schools, churches, shopping
ano tranSp. For appoint. Call OR.
0048 or DE 31S6 till pm. REAL
TY BROKERS, INC, 5506 Conn.
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Woodside Park, S17,95O. Bedrm. and
"a tiled bath on 1st A., . more and
bath upstairs; nearly new brick Cape
Cod home; liv. rm. with f1repl.. din.
rm., side porch. full basmt.; excel.
terms. Best section Of Silver Spring.
TAKOMA PARK-S16,5O0. Income
property prewar brick home con-
tanning bedrms., liv. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm., equipped kit. built
in garage; lge corner fenced lot;
close to everything. Besides all this,
there is a finished apt. in the basmt.
that will rent for enough to meet
the monthly payments.
SILVER SPR1NG-S13,950; GI, FHA
or nonveterans; new 3-bedrm. brick
and frame home on lge. cor. lot;
full basnt., gas heat, laun. chutes;
2O-ft. liv. rm. with firepl., 12-ft.
din. rm., equipped kit. with break
fast space, side porch. Seldom do
we have bargains like this.
"WOODMOOR AGENCY,
INC"
sH. 5555 OR sH. 1915. CALL 9 Pm.
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WE CAN BUILD

HOME AND INCOME
In town house. ideally arranged fol
home and income Featuring
bedrms. and 2 baths. 1st fr. recep.
tion hall, liv. rm. with firepl., din
rm. with beamed ceiling and large
fully equip. kit; 2nd FIR, " bedrms.
tile bath. 3rd FIR, 3 bedrms., till
bath. Full bsmt, new oil h.-w.h.
gear gar. Reasonably priced, terms
Call RE. 1850. 8 to q.
Colonial Investment Co.
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COI,ORED

.716 9th st. ne. Q rooms, Oh heat.
full bsmt.; owner occupied: small
down payment. JONES, COX d CO.,
RI. 1883 Of IA. 0bS1. la
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

CHEVY CHASE, d. Q.
New detached brick in established
neighborhood. ready for imm ediate
occupancy, to qualified purchaser.
Equipped kitchen, 3 bedrms., 2k
baths: det. brick garage. Only
$.6,1G5. INSPECTION by appoint
ment Call Mr.. Brock. TR. $3.50;
ewes. WA. 9199. FRANK j.. MUIR
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COLORED-CO-O APARTMENTS
$3.50 Down and Vacant
e-3-4 rm. apis. in excel. ne. loca-
ton, overlooking Lincoln Park: conv.
to everything; low monthly pay
ments which incl janitor service
and heat: IMMEDIATE OCCU-
FANCY. Call ST. 1245; ewes. and
suns, 0E. 072T. -16
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Colored-520 Quincy st.
Semidet. brick. 4 bedrms., attic, rec.
rm., oil heat; garage. Open daily
McDEVITT, Realtor- Builders, RA
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$500 CASH

S. 500 CASH
Bal. ON 1st trust with low mo. pay
ments buys this flne brick home,
ives. Of 18th st. ut Hobart. It has
S large rms, bedrms., 2 baths.
h.-W.h., and - In perfect eond. To
inspect this bargain, call until 9
JESS FISHER Il CO., INC.
1880 : u. NV, Realtors, TX. 1911.
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1902 r ST. NV

Within walking distance of down
town, s bedrms. with . baths, COM
pletely furn. throughout, long lease
If desired, immediate possession.
newly decorated. EDWARD J. KYLE,
Realtor, 1907 Eye ST. NV. ST.
5755. IL
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OWNER WANTS
IMMEDIATE SALE
Located near Walter Reed. 4-bed-
room, 2-bath, detached brick. slate
roof. full basement, oil heat and
2-car detached garage: 1sa trust
approximately $4,000 at 4@o Call
ST 240O: ewes, RA. 1910. PHIL
LIPS, CANDY IL FULLER. INC.
1910 ct
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DRURY REALTY CORP.
Exclusive ARentS-RE. 1913.

COLORED-VACANT. Move in with
$3.50 cash. Join a select apt. owner
ship in the finest location on the hill.
HARRY LOPATIN, DI. $3.50; ewes,
RA. O6OS. Ia
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LOW CASH =
Want q new house3. Then By al
means call up and inspect thii
lovely. large det., brick home Just
3 bedrms., tile bath, 1st-fl. powder
rm.. level lot, In an excellent sec.
tion. The price is low and the cash
payment will At your pocketbook
poss. in 5 days. Call ME. 1143 unit
9 Pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Just reduced from $4,000 to S14.e50
for Quick sale. This is grand old
corner home in lovely neighbor-
hood: bedrms., porch. garage. Best
buy We have seen for years. Call US
quickly.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
60II Wisc ave OR 0316 til q p, m
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
Excellent older home. near schools.
transp and shopping. Price under
$4,000. Side-hall entrance, charm
ing liv. rm, dining rm., kit, and
heated inclosed porch: 3 fne bed
borhood. An offer of all cash above
the 1st trust should count heavily
here. Call Jean Wetzel. OIL. 6e43
WETZEL REAL ESTATE
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COLORD-TRINIDAD AREA
81 500 down: vacant; wide Colonial
brick; 8 rooms, modern kitchen and
bath, 2 inclosed rear porches, fuI
bsmt., gas acc. heat; det. brick ga
rage. A must on your hst. To see
SIDNEY z. MENoH 4 CO.
1927 Eye st. NV. Ia
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Edgar L. Webster

SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1906 H st. NV. MA. 234b
Evening star., 1949-09-23

Front or boek-button styles, many
with new doImon sleeves. Sizes 81
to 38. Contrasting trims on red,
toupe, blue. green. rose wool jersey.
but not in each size or style. Just
10 blouses, so come eorly!
Blouses, Third Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Sauer Spring
Evening star., 1949-07-04

First issue of Federal Reserve
mates was made November Is.
1914, with the opening of the
Federal Reserve banks.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Lord Montgomery
Kept Up in Air
By British Lass
Nv the Associated Press

PENZANCE. Eng, July "A
19-year- old British girl in the
ranks kept Field Marshall Wis.,
count Montgomery up in the air
yesterday.
She was on duty at a control
tower here when the military
commander of the Western Euro
pean Union came in for land
ing on the eve of the sailing OF
the unions combined feet for
maneuvers.
Just as Lord Montgomery's
plane arrived, the private plane
of Prince Bernhard of Holland
zoomed over the naval air station
Janet Brazelle, of the Womer1ss
Royal Naval Service, knew royalty
takes precedence over military
men, so she radioed Lord Mont
gomery's pilot:
spin out your air inspection OF
the fleet"
Said Prince Bernhard later:
I'm afraid I kept the field mar
shall waiting"
Lord Montgomery agreed. He
told friends he'd been hung up
"at all heights and for a long
time"
Evening star., 1949-07-04
John Eugene voI| Dies;
Weather Bureau Aide

Funeral services for John Eu-
gene Voll. Sc. retired chief Of the
printing section at the Weather
Bureau. will be held at 3 pm. to-
morrow at the S. H. Hines funeral
home, 2901 Fourteenth street NV.
Burial will be at Shelbyvilie, Ind.
Mr.. Vol died yesterday at his
home. 4701 Brandywine street
NV, after an illness Of nine
weeks. - - ----- 81
He was born in Louisville. KY,
and moved with his parents to
Shelbyville at. an early age. After
attending Shelbyville schools, he
came to Washington and entered
National University Law School,
graduating in 1926.
He was with the Weather Bu-
reau for more than % years, start
ing in the printing Section while
still in school, and working his way
up to head the section. He retired
June ! after serving as chief of the
printing section for three years.
Survivors include his widow.
Mrs. Alice Shafer Vol Of the
Brandywine street address: 4
brother. Robert T. Vol, Indianap-
oils. and a sister, Mrs. Helen Van
Lue, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Evening star., 1949-07-04

The report. prepared under the
direction Of Martin w. Essex
superintendent OF schools in
Lakewood, Ohio, points out that
teachers should be allowed to pre-
sent "the relative merits of vari-
GUS ideologies."
It adds:
But does any teacher dare to
discuss these current controver-
sial issues when he may be
branded as disloyal and dismissed
from his position? This question
must be faced by the public as
well as by the teaching pro-
fession."
The report states there are
loyalty requirements in Is States
and in Alaska, Hawaii. Puerto
Rico and the District of Columbia.
The oaths vary considerably"
The NEA is against loyalty
oathS.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Couple Is Slain, Baby
Injured; Suspect Held
BY the Assoeioted Press

'SALYERSVIILE, KY, July r.
State police today said they were
holding one person for questioning
and were seeking two others in
the shotgun slayings OF a young
farm couple near here.
Identity of the person being
held was not disclosed.
Charles williams, 27-year -old
war veteran and his wife, Wannie,
"a, were slain yesterday at their
home on an isolated mountain
side at the mouth of Bear Branch
six miles west of here.
The woman, with her seven
month-old baby in her arms, was
shot in the head, apparently while
running in the direction of her
fathers home, who lived nearby
A. passerby found her body along
Route 460. about so yards from
her home.
The baby suffered only superb
cial wounds from several pellets
discharged by an automatic shot
gun.
.Mr. Williams body was sprawled
inside the four room family cabin.
He had been struck by full charges
from the shotgun.
sNeighbors some distance from
the home told City Patrolman Will
liam Minnix they heard three
shots. w. K. Bailey. father of Mrs.
Williams, also heard the shots.
He said he knew of no one who
bore a grudge against the couple.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Driver Beaten by Mob
After Chase Fatality
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, July Am irate
mob of 200 East Siders beat and
kicked hit-and-run driver last
night after a wild automobile
chase, in which a woman was
killed by a stray police bullet.
The crowd seized the driver.
Joseph Sullivan, 81, beat him to
the ground and kicked him for
several minutes before three po-
licemen could drag him to the
safety of a station house.
Sullivan was charged by police
with fleeing after his car struck
Louis Di Neglio, H.. at a lower
East Side corner. and broke the
boys leg.
In the chase that followed. a
police sergeapt's stray bullet acci-
dentally hit Mrs. Lorraine DON
nelly, 20. of Elmont, N. Y. She
died a short time later at hos
pital, wounded in the chest.
Police captured Sullivan when
his car smashed into a packing
crate on a waterfront street. AS
they took him from hospital
where he was treated for cuts and
bruises, an angry mob surged
around.
A shout arose: There he is
get him! Lynch him!"
The police fought their way
back to a station house with Sulli-
van, whose shirt was torn in
shreds by the mob. His face and
body were covered with cuts and
bruises.
They booked him on several
charges, including leaving the
scene of an accident and third
degree assault.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Cro-Muqnon Man

The existence of the Cro-Mag-
non man was discovered in 1868
when four skeletons were found in
Dordogne, France.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Myron Taylor Leaves
For Paris and London
BY the Assoeiofed Press

ROME, July 4.-Myron c. Tay-
lor, President Truman's personal
envoy to the Vatican, left here
yesterday by plane for Paris and
London. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Taylor.
Pope Plus XII last Friday re-
ceived Mr.. Taylor in private audi
ence for the sixth time since the
American diplomats return here
last May,
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Shanghai Radio Tower
Knocked Down in Raid
By Nationalist Planes
ey the Associoied Press

SHANGHAI, July Chinese
Nationalist bombers yesterday
knocked down one of the six large
radio towers at Shanghai's main
transmitting station.
At least Is bombs were dropped
by three four -engined Liberators
that circled at 1000 feet from
noon until about l pm.
The target area, about Z miles
west of the city's center. was cor
doned off by Communist authori-
ties. Entry of ambulances indi-
Gated some casualties, but workers
said there had been only one
death.
Damage did not appear to be
extensive, five main towers and a
dozen smaller ones remaining in
tact. However. messages abroad
were transmitted from down.
town emergency station for a
while.
It was the second successive day
of raids on Shanghai. Also, earl
ier yesterday, a lone Psi Mustang
fighter dropped two small bombs
near the Lunghwa Airfield, south
east of the city.
Meanwhile, Jardine Matheson
and Co., one of the leading British
shipping agents in China, an
nounced that it had Cancelled
scheduled Shanghai calls by five
vessels.
These included the steamer
American Transport from San
Francisco and the motorships
British Prince from New York and
Glenorchy, Glenearn and Brecon-
shire from London. All were being
diyerted to the British colony OF
Hong Kong. /. ''''' ',''.
The general feeling persisted in
Shanghai that. although the Ma
tionalist closure" order against
Communist ports had been re-
jeGfed by both American and
British governments, there was in
SUFFICIENT safeguard for foreign
vessels to enter.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Teacher Loyalty 0aths
Head NEA Agenda as
Session Opens Today
By the Associated Press

BOSTON. July 4.-The matter
of teachers loyalty oaths and re-
cent moves in some cities against
alleged "subversive" activities of
school employees, head the agenda
of the National Education Asso-
cations 87th convention.
About 5000 delegates from all
parts of the Omitted States and
its territories were checked in for
today's first general assembly.
The delegates, representing $685.
900 members, will air the main
issues later in the week.
The MEAS Committee on Ten
ure and Academic Freedom said
in a research report yesterday that
all Americans now must face the
question of what school teachers
can dare" to talk about.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Trieste Persecution
|Of Catholics Charged
By the Asseeioied Press

TRIESTE. Free Territory, July
4.-Bishop Antonio Santin OF
Trieste charged yesterday there is
continuing persecution Of Cath
olics in the Yugoslav zone Of the
Free Territory.
He said in sermon in Trieste s
San Giusto Cathedral that con-
vents are being closed and mem
pers of religious orders expelled.
Families who want to take their
children to Trieste to receive the
sacrament of confirmation are
inundated, he added.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Mexican Vote Turnout
Surprisingly Heavy
BY tha Associated Press

MEXICO CITY, July 4.-Sur-
heavy voting marked
Mexico's peaceful congressional
elections yesterday.
The voters, apparently lured by
official promises that they would
be protected from violence, turned
out in numbers rarely seen in off,
year balloting.
In one precinct in Mexico City
the line Of men waiting stretched
five blocks. Guadalajara reported
1.-THE heaviest vote in many years.
There was only one report OF
violence. Four men were injured
in fight at one Mexico City
polling booth.
The governments Institutional
Evening star., 1949-07-04
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C** A


Revolutionary Party was the only
one offering candidates for all 147
seats in the chamber.
The rightist National Action
Party and the leftist Popular
Party each contested less than q
majority of the seats.
Final results will not be known
for several days.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
berlin Calls on West
To Stop Diversion Of
City Mail by Soviet
Rx the Assoeioted Press

BERLIN, July 4.-The West
Berlin government today drafted
a request to the Western powers
to intervene against Russian di-
version of city mail.
German officials charged that
Soviet Gen. Vladimir Petrov had
issued orders forcing all railway
mail cars from Western Germany
to be unloaded at a Russian sector
Office where censorship was ex-
erciSed.
The Allied airlift has been
bringing in tons of Berlin mail
daily, but the remainder comes
by rail.
Postal officials asserted that
outgoing rail-borne mail was like
wise subject to Russian diversion
and censorship. All Of it will go
by the airlift unless Soviet orders
are changed. they said.
West German Leader
Calls Currency Stable
DUSSELDORF, Germany. July
4 R.-Prof. Ludwig Erhard. d.
rector of the Bizonal Economic
Administration in the British
American zones, declared yester-
day that Western Germans have
developed. by our own power one OF
the healthiest and most stable
currencies in Europe"
He told 5000 listeners at a
Christian Democratic Party meet
ing that although he could not
promise them a luxurious life,
"step by step our improving econ
omy is leading to a decent stand
ard Of living"
He urged relaxation Of occupy
ing power controls to permit Ger
many a complete free exchange
of goods and currencies. .-.--
Prof. Erhard, whose Christian
Democratic Party stands for free
enterprise, criticized the planned
economy" of its chief rival. the
Social Democratic Party.
From the reports I receive from
he said, "the enthusiasm
of the British people about social
ization is waning"
Communist Party leaflets dis
tributed in front of the Christian
Democratic meeting accused the
party of helping the Allies Sab
otage" Germany's economic life.