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ALTURAS HOTEL

1909 10th n.w-Lge. outside rooms
with running water or pvt. baths;
SO q day and up: 24-hr. elevator
and switchboard service: dining
room in bldg. HU. GIG.
CLEVELAND PARK
3211 Newark st.-Large 2nd-hs front
gentleman pref. OIL. 6239. la
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Two blks. from Maynower. Hotel.
Single and double rms. newly reno.
yated, clean and cheerful. maid
service, running water in rms, Ben.
dix wash. machine. kit. privils.:- 81
wk. each. 1916 goth st. NV. Du.
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uo,,srs sxruAAcrn

HOUSES EXCHANGED
WE HAVE A CLIENT who will trade
suburban Maryland 2-story brick
home for q frame or brick BUNGALOW
In upper Brightwood HU. 1913 till g..
SIGLER & co.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
g14.85O-Two-bedroom. 2-bath apart
ment in new building with 23-ft.
living room. dining space. stainless
steel kitchen and its many other
nancing. Directions: 2h blocks north
Of 18th and Columbia I'd. on Adams
Mill rd. Open Sat. and Sun, noon
till dark; other times by appoint
ment. H. G. sM1THY co" ST. 3Soo.
EXCLUSIVE TILDEN GARDENS
SELDOM AVAILABLE
One Sda. Gf the % mS't .n choice saon Hnits nonn IN
spacious foyer. Ice. liv. rm.. din:
rm., twin-size bedrm.. with tiled
bath. Kit. with service entr. Mod
crate price and terms. Operating
and maintenance only S36 mo.
Shown shoxn by appt; 0ny; a.IslSe Gai NJ
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.,
INC. OR. Zoo. liz
NAYLOR GARDENS
We have Just received several more
l and bedrm. units available for
sale to vets. Possession. LIV RIM.
RiF1 HE'S 411E EosEE SAFa5 pm EAkai ka npP sGb
RMS. AMPLE CLOSETS. Rea-
sonable cash payment and mo. pay
ments from $62.l5 (all charges in
cluded). COMPARE THESE PRICES
TO ANY OTHERS. 1-bedrm. unit,
s1 Every VII ssea% eoR1ESIEscs VIII EoaSG RG
HAND. Sales ofice. Administra ation
Bldge.. cor. Naylor I'd. and 30th
Sc. Open Sat-, Sun. LIS; Tues.
Thurs, 60.
DRURY REALTY CORPORATION
RE. 1133' Ewes. GE. 1920 or
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ROOMS WITH BOARD (cont.)

CLUB MASON, 1928 N. H. ave, has
lovely room for girls; also l vacancy
for man; telephone in each room;
excel. food. 1t costs no more to
live at the best NO. 6770. 2!
DUPONT CIR. t16o1 21st n.w.)-,1 Of
Wash.'s finest guesthouses; share
rms; empl. young men, women; exc.
meals, rm. ph.. maid serv. HO. 1900.
HILLYER PL. NV, 2O13-Excellent
accommodat tions for men: GOOD food;
phone. maid service. HO. 1900.
1881 9th ST. NV. nr. Walter Reed
Hosp.--Nicely furn. twin-bed room.
1852 @ MfTNs;rwooD Mn; PL. N.w.-Good
food, friendly home; excel. transp.;
reas. rates: Clean, bright rms; for
1897 '' ieth sT. N.w.-Larse Triple
room. private bath; room to share
and single room. 1S'
1853 N ST. N.W.-for 2 sober, re
fined young men; large English
basement dble.; excellent food; for
$47.50 each. -1S
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HOUSES FURNISHED

LARGE TOWN H0UsE-3829 Fulton
st. NV, in good embassy or dpl.
service location. bedrms.. 8 baths
1maid's rm. and bath in bsmt.l. 2
car gar; complete furnishings.
Ready to move in and keep house.
Rent, $500. Phone Mr.. La Roche.
MA. 1857. daily 10 to 4 to inspect.
ss14 MILITARY RD.-s rooms. 8
baths, h.-w;h. IoiD: side porch.
5-RM. BUNGALOW. tiled bath. laun-
dry. gar. oil heat: available Dec: /:
NEAR CATHEDRAL. best transp. and
bust: family home: 3 or 4 months.
Reduced for right people. OR. 1880.
7-RooM HOUSE. bedrm.-, auto:
gas heat: $3.50 mo. 1905 Del Ray
ave-; Bethesda, Mo. oL: S2l4. 20
bungalow. completely modern, fur
nished in every detail; $3.50 per
JUDSON REAMY & SON. 10
MODERN b-RM. and bath bungalow;
sc. suburbs. HI. 1896.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., 4-bedrm., q
bath, well-furnished detached house
in very desirable neighborhood;
avail. December l. At $225 per mo.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
LOVELY 4-BEDRM., 2-bath home,
mostly turn;: in restricted area Of
$3.50. EARL T: WRIGHT. WI.
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ROOMS ukFURNIsHEp

ONE LARGE ROOM, v bath. single
person; rent. S35 per month. Call
CoLoREDGeOes PORTNER PL. NV.
Very large front room; privileges.
An 76Q2 Ia
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REFRIGERATOR
REFRIGERATORS

Gas. we are closing out all Servel
gas refrigerators: now is the time
to buy. Our loss Is your gain. No
offer refused. STANDARD TIRE
AND BATTERY CO., 10th and H SITS.
ne IL 3-5375,
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MIscI. FOR SALE Cont J

MIScL. FOR SALE Cont
kEFRIGERATOR, 5h-ft. servel. good
cond.. $75 or best offer. FA. 42l4.
REFRIGERAroR. Philco. brand new.
slightly dented. over = cubic IT,;
SEQ reg prieeee: price: Si6s;to; STAB AT
47OO. Open to pm. daily.
kEFRIGERATORS.-40so disc. on all
floor models; last years models
slashed. Easy terms. Open ewes.
until @. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
Ntshcs sye used Sc At At e8e. 9eee
and sizes; rebuilt and guaranteed,
$50 and UP. FREDERICK'S. 1905
REFRIGERATOR
Save 500 OF list price, nationally
adv refrigerator. list was $3.50. .95.
now S239.95; other similar value,
all brand-new merchandise; 5-year
guarantee; E-Z terms. ALPER-
STEMS, 1920 7th st. NV, Ma.
$3.50.
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AVIATION
BOATS

AIRPLANE, Piper coupe, excellent
eonditio1ns, $500. MIR. EDWARDS
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WOODSIDE MANOR

2 bedrms., S92 so incl. all util.; Ige.
liv. rm.. 2 bedrms.. kit, bath with
shower, Venetian blinds, ventilating
once. Others available Dec, 20;
applications accepted for future
apis. 101O0 blk. of Georgia ave.
Office: 1O1ll Mckinley ave-. Silver
Spring, Md. Hrs. 9-5 weekdays,
SH O193 III
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CHOICE IOCATTON

Large 3-bedrm. home. completely
furn.; very best NV. location; rent,
S225 per month.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1929 K St. NV, MA. DIAL. ~
1925 PER MONTH-Older home in
close-in section OF South Arl., cow.
to schools. transp. and stores;
avail. now until April l. Suit
able either family or 2 couples.
WRIGHT REALTY, INC.
4701 Columbia pike, Arl., Va,
CHI 1900 -17
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HOUSES UkFURklsHED

2-BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE, neal
Navy and Pentagon Bldg. GIL.
ALEXANDRIA. Huntington subdivi-
sion-semidst. 2-bedrm; b. brick near
RRN RsnEaFsh With IL PTio To suY this
nearly new brick home. located in
Silver Spring; has 3 rms. porch.
lge lot; S115 mo-; immed. occu-
pancy: HoLMEAD. Realtor, SH.
SSRs $s.: n .sp sfss syssn 11Ss
TAKoMA 1HNji a. PARK ARK s-bedrm. Holly
wood rambler: radiant heat; years
lease; Sl25 per mo. MR.. sToEHR'
5sRooa. Sh ,sL'' e-BEDRooM. full base
ment, new house: children welcome;
BTNGSIo%, pSSG siSS 9g rms. psf and and bath; ' "a
miles from Beltsville; $50 mo. TO.
RiN4 Sssf' %f4a S9qPs SPTIos 81 Mi5s fo buYS
Devon I'd. in Sligo PIX. Hills, new
10 closets; finished attic; rec. rm.;
porches; gar. McDEVITT. RA. -4422.
UNFURN. 3-BEDRM. HOUsE-In re-
stricted Bellehaven. Va. TIE. 1896.
ANNANDALE. va, about 8 miles from
bungalow. s127.5o per mo. GIL.
NV HHSl' s.BEDRM. BRICK. semide-
d:o ssrd: iuii II bsmt; mt avail avaiIabie % 10 days. lays
MoDEkkN. NOD detached brick. 8 rms.
gas heat; large lot. on Old George-
isE2 sE2LrY e. cdsP asins'ss S. fssh Ms ~ WE nE
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, GREAT DANE PUPPIES
Reg, A. K. c., LO. 5-0008
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Mass. Ave. NV. Extended
6 rms, 2 baths; 2 bedrms. Available
to cple. without children. Live with
owner on mutual ARRANGEMENTS;
$50 mo. exclusive of utils. WI.
2579 ewes. Elk. 1900 ext. 1888,
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TELEVISION

TELEVISION
Save on 1850 TVS regardless of size
and in most national makes Table
modek. floor models, and combina-
tions. "Oh, boy" we are scraping
the bottom. Terms il desired. Enuf
sed. See US B-4 buying. ALPER-
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POULTRY AND EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV.
pcuitry supplies. ME. 00s3.
TURKEYS-Order now; apt. size and
up; killed to order. delivered from
farm to you ready for oven. Also
ducks. Bowie 2744. ,-23
TURKEYS-Young, tender. raised on
our farm. Dressed ready for the
oven. 6Oc lb. CHI. 1911. 20
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CHEVY CHASE, %. C..
See this prewar detached brick home.
conveniently located to Lafayette
and Blessed Sacrament Schools.
stores and transportation; 8 excel.
lent bedrooms and 2 baths on second
floor; finished rm. in attic; level lot:
garage; gil h:-wih: n House s,. greatly yces. Re.
lent financing with $4,000 at 4S.
ARLIE l.. JOHNSON REALTY CO.,
INC, REALTORS
OR. TOO till 8 pm. -19
CONTINUED on Next PagsJ
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BEEF

CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
BULL, z mos. 500 lbs,
purebred, no papers. outstanding in
diyidual. See sire and dam at
farm. Phone DI. 2347; eyes,, Fair
fax 644-W -l9
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l14U ST. N.Wo the Snurcnlli-
maid maids i serv., SO week up; sgle
rms, SIS wk.; convenient. No. 9s6s
GEoRGETowN-charming old home.
beautifully furn. master bedrm;,
twin HOLLYWOOD beds semipvt. BATH 1
in rm. Unlimited phone. Also ige.
sgl. rm.. firepl. in rm. HU. 6344
1927 CONN. AVE, lse. front rm
ad5oin; adj j - bath VI Hollywood y01 beds, suit
small rm.. adioin. bath, y blk. to
For employed person. OR. 4so4
7oo5 sth ST. N.w.-Larse. pleasant
semipvt. bath; gentleman only. IA.
1ss4 l. MASS. AVE. N.w.-very ige.
sgle. rm; also Ink. rm. with rum
ming water available asoo, .rs2 -21
MAss Axa 'front.' SM sels Ison rm ne mr. bath I'll
1893 se w Il. n. AVE. -N.w.-very. clean,
vel, ss Il heated ;s 2nd-h.- 'front.' ssle: al Im.
un nnIim phons: f%D.o'edd dE ssii s1i7 e's' pls'e
DUPONT CIR, 1882 19th-Attr. rm.
dbl. bed, kit. priyl.. close.in loc.
vf fS5 SR Sp isis e. aSb IS conuMsfa wi aSs RD %
Attrac. rm., water. phone and cab4.
| net In rm. Quiet home. No otheI
| roomers. Men preferred. CO. 2654
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. 1712 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Newly deco
rated double and triple rooms: DAILY
maid Service and switchboard serv.
RTTrz RlTr HOTEL. $50 r st. n.w.-sgle
rms, Sl4 wk.; dble rms. $50 wk.
downtown, center bus. and shoppinf
190s NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Lge
fSIe' 81 saa5 yza;i 2 closets also &1s ssle: IN
rm., single or double; girls only
kitchen privileges available. ,AD
NEAR GaI MCLEAN GARDENs-Lare.
front room, plenty heat and hol
water; employed lady. Call EN-. 95bs
coSR. eSsR.nxSi avE. 1900 blk.-Attrae. farn
rms, newly dec, kit. and Laundry
privileges, unlim. phone; excel. ad.
t7i7 COGOkADo AVE. n.w.-Attrac.
twin beds; also sgl. rnl. next bath.
shower; laund., phone pvlgs. ia
CoSS. aIsS AND UPTON sT.-Newly dec.
sgle. and dble. rms, suitable for.
or 2 girls or cple.; special privils
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CAPITOL HILL lge. rms, kitchen
and bath. Recently renovated. At.
tractively furn. No children. SllO
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COOPERATIVE APrs. FOR SALE

Let us tackle your moving problems
un 1901
Evening star., 1949-08-13
National Christian
To Hear Chaplain Miller

Rear Admiral Thornton c. Mil
Ter, deputy chief of Navy Chap
lains and an elder Of the National
City Christian Church, will be the
guest preacher there Sunday at
1850 am. His subject will be
Where True Values Are Dis
covered" The Rev. David A. Row.
and, Associate Minister, will pre-
side. DR.. j. Warren Hastings,
minister of the church. will re-
turn to Washington on August Is
from a special mission for the
United States Government to the
chaplalns of the Army, Navy and
Air Force in the Orient. He has
spent two weeks in Japan, a week
on Guam and 10 days at Hawaii
speaking to and comforting with
the chaplains in those areas.
He will occupy his pulpit on
August 81.
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|Dr. Roberts to Preach
IAt Foundry Methodist

The Rev. DR.. r. Orman Roberts
minister of the Temple Methodist
Church, San Francisco, Calf,
who served for the last five years
as chaplain of the San Quentin
Prison, will preach at Foundry
Methodist Church tomorrow the
sermons announced by the late
Rev. William L. Stidger, who was
scheduled to preach on this date:
III am, The Redwood Roots of
Our Brotherhood" and 8 pm,
Redemption Day BY Day"
DR.. Roberts has substituted for
Dr.. Frederick Brown Harris as
chaplain of the United States
Senate on several occasions re-
Gently.
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Rev. A. H. Cruickshunk
AT N. Y. Avenue Church

The Rev. Arthur H. Cruick-
shank, pastor of the Second Pres
byterian Church of Portsmouth
Ohio, will be the guest preacher
at New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church at II am. Sunday. This
is a return visit. he having
preached here during July.
Mr.. Cruickshank was born in
Bogota, Colombia, of missionary
parents. He received his B. S.
degree from the College of
Wooster, Ohio. and his B. D. from
Mccormick Theological Seminary
of Chicago. For the past II years
he has had pastorates at Harbor
Springs and at Mason, in Mich
igan.
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John Wesley A. M. E. Z.

DR.. George LinWood Fauntleroy
minister of the Cooper A. M. E.
Zion Church, Oakland, Calf. will
be IL am. preacher at John
Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church on
Sunday.
DR.. Fauntleroy began his min
istry as local preacher here
some 16 years ago. He has pas
tored in Elmira, N. Y, and Phila-
delphia, Pa. before going to
Oakland in 1914.
The evening preacher will be
the Rev. Harold A. L. Clement,
minister of the First A. M. E.
Zion Church, San Francisco. Calf.
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New Jersey Minister
At First Baptist

While DR.. Edward Hughes
Pruden. pastor of the First
Baptist Church, is on vacation
guest ministers will speak each
Sunday.
Tomorrow will be DR.. Shields T
Hardin. pastor of the North
Orange Baptist Church of Orange
N. j. He is a graduate of the
Colgate Rochester Divinity Schoo
of Rochester, N. Y, and is now di-
recting the Stewardship Advance
of the Northern Baptist Conven.
ton.
At GAS and II am. DR.. Har.
din's topic will be More Thar
Conquerors." At 8 pm. he will
speak on What Manner of Man
Is ThiS?"
Evening star., 1949-08-13
Captain Morris Honored
By Lawmakers on Birthday

j. Wilmer Morris, well-knoWr
waterfront businessman, was hon
ored on Capitol Hill yesterday by
members of Congress on his 62nd
birthday.
Many members of the House
District Committee, headed by
Representative Mcmillan, Demo-
crat. of South Carolina, and Rep
resentative Bates, of Massachu-
sets. ranking Republican, paid
tribute to their friend at lunch
con in the Speakers Dining Room.
The Senate was represented by
Senators Gordon, Oregon; Wherry,
Nebraska, and Bridges, of New
Hampshire. Republicans.
Appreciation was voiced by the
legislators for Captain" Morris
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metropolitan Baptist

In the absence of its pastor
DR.. K. Owen White, Metropolitan
Baptist Church, will welcome the
following guest preachers: August
IA and 81, the Rev. Walter N. Hill
pastor, First Baptist Church
Stuttgart, Ark, former assistant
pastor at Metropolitan; August
%, the Rev. Melvin Carrico, pas
tor. First Baptist Church. Allen
town, N. j., a former member; and
September 4, the Rev. Douglas M
White, pastor, First Baptist
Church, Bassett, Va. brother of
DR.. White.
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Holy Convocution

The 23rd annual Holy Convoca
ton of Washington, D. c., will
convene tomorrow at 1721H
Seventh street NV. Bishop c. M
Grace, founder of the United
House of Prayer For All People
of the Church on the Rock of the
Apostolic Faith. will be present
during the week.
On August 81 at noon the an
nual baptism will be held in the
street at Sixth and M streets
NV. At 2 pm, a parade will be
held over the following route
Sixth and M streets NV, south
to Fifth street NV. north on
Fifth street to S street NV, west
on S street to Fifteenth street
NV, south on Fifteenth street to
M street NV. east on M street
to Sixth and M streets NV. and
disband.
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hospitality on his boat. Police In
spector Clarence Talley spoke for
the Police Department.
The luncheon was arranged by
William N. Mcleod, jr., clerk OF
the House District Committee.
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DR.. BurtIey to Preach

The guest preacher at Wesley
Methodist Church, tomorrow will
be DR.. o. A. BARLEY, President of
Wesley Junior College, Dover, Del.
His topic will be What God
Hates"
Evening star., 1949-08-13

About half the yearly egg pro-
duction in the United States is
laid from March through June.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

be a crime against our Socialist
country If we failed to do so
They will give uS machines and
plants and We shall give them
what We have and what We can
give. money for goods and vice
versa.
II they are willing to trade
with US on that basis. It is al
right. II not. they cannot expect
anything from US, Everybody
should bear this III mind,
Socialism Being Built.
Pursuing the strongly inde-
pendent note. he said Yugoslasia
is not sailing in imperialisi wat
ers." however, and socialism IL
being built with assurance and
much success in our country"
Tito. accused by the Comm.
form OF being a nationalist and
"Trotskyite. needed Bulgaria for
alieeedly having haroored such
elements in Its own Communist
ranks. He referred TO the dlsmis-
sal last week OF Traicho Kostov
from the Bulgarian Politburo and
vice premiership, The Communist
Party accused him of nationalist
intrigues within the party and
against Russia.
To-day we have proof IN our
hands that In several Communist
parties there are agents OF GER
tain capitalist states among the
higher. and even highest. lead
ers." said Tito
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Appropriations
Continued From First Page.

546. 900 In contract authority and
$7s1 900 900 cash to liquidate pre-
vious contracts. The President
requested a total Of $5.138,352. 600.
The Air Force: $6.215.7os. 900
consisting of s3,347.s54.ooo cash.
81 ,ss2,755. 900 in contract authori-
ty and ss75, 900 900 cash to liqui-
date previous contracts. The
President wanted q total Of S.
42s, ,ss7, 900.
In addition. the bill carries S.
zoe, 900 for the National Security
Resources Board and $189, 900, 900
In retirement pay for all the ser
ices.
Full Research Fund Approved.
All of the $3.50, 100000 requested
for research and development was
approved by the committee.
The biggest increase over the
Presidents figure was for the
Air Force fund for buying planes
and training men to man them,
The total boost for this purpose
was $209, ,000, 900 in cash and $642.-
900 900 in contract authority
There were slight cuts In some
Air Force items.
The new Air Force money is
supposed to provide So full
strength air groups instead of the
48 contemplated by the President
This would include 20 lombard
ment groups, "a fighter groups
seven reconnaissance groups and
seven troop-carrying groups.
Indirectly, the committee shift
ed to the Air Force fund an $780,
600 900 item the President had
included in his overall budget fol
universal military training.
From a manpower standpoint
the bill provides for 4.753.10t
officers and men, of whom 1914
800 would be in regular service
39e. 500 in National Guard units
and 2,709,300 in reserve outfits
| There would be 677.000 Army
regulars, 527, 800 Navy and Marine
regulars and 10000 Air Corps
regulars.
Navy funds in the bill contem-
plate maintenance Of a fleet OF
T3l ships including the Battle
ship Missouri, eight heavy car
lriers, II ESCORT and light carriers
18 cruisers, ITO destroyers and de-
stroyer escorts. 80 submarines, 9e
mine craft and patrol craft. "a
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ito
(Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
ton said: Wrong are all those
war-mongering. reactionary ele-
ments in capitalist countries
who imagine they can count
on us in war plans owing 10
the difficult situation IN which
our country finds itself today
Tito spoke for two hours
and IL minutes to 2,500 dele
gates and spectators at the
third congress Of the Peoples
Front in suburban Topchidar.
Resplendent in a braided blue
uniform. he was greeted by
chants Of Tito hero. Tito hero.
A complete departure from
the past was the absence OF
huge pictures of Tito, Joseph
Stain and Lenin among the
stage decorations. MIR. Stains
pictures have been disappearing
since he failed to support Yugo-
slavia In the dispute with the
Cominform.
The absence OF Tito's picture
may have been TO counter the
charge OF the Cominform tha'
the Yugoslay Communist Party
was building up Z cslit cf "ffto-
ism"
Also unprecedented was the
permission given foreign CORE
spondents to attend the congress
It was Tito's first big policy
speech since New Years eve anc
one OF the few he has made since
last June, when the Cominforn
expelled him and his party or
charges of pursuing anti-Sovie'
policies.
He swiftly launched into his
dispute with the other Commu-
mist nations, and declared there
was more truth than gossip II
their stories of Western trade
with Yugoslavia.
Are we going to trade-tha'
is. to buy everything We need
and sell everything We can II
order to pay for imported ma.
chines?" he asked.
"Of course we will! 1t woule
Evening star., 1949-04-10
RY tho Asseeiatsd Prsss

BY the Asseeiotsd Press
POULAN, Ga, April 9.-Rugged
Chase s. Osborn, former Michigan
governor, who was desperately i'll
two days ago. became a bride
groom today at the age of SO.
His bride is his longtime as
sistant and adopted daughter,
Stellanova. They were married at
his Georgia home, "Possum Poke. +"
less than an hour after the adop-
ton was dissolved.
The adoption was set aside in
superior court at nearby Sylvester.
The Rev. w. c. Smith performed
the ceremony at Mr.. Osborn's bed
side shortly afterwards at 5 pm.
The bride said the voiding Of
the adoption was for sentimental
purposes. She added that such
action leading to marriage was
not without precedent.
Mrs. Osborn is SIS years old.
She was Stella Lee Brunt of Ham,
ilton, Ontario, Canada. until the
ex-governor adopted her in 1881.
Her first name at that time was
changed to Stellanova.
The former governor fell and
broke his hip four years ago and
has spent much time since in q
wheel chair. Earlier this week
he was stricken with pneumonia
and lapsed for a time into semi
consciousness.
An announcement from his
home yesterday. however, said he
had thrown off a stubborn high
fever and partly regained his
strength. Plans for the wedding
ceremony followed.
Only a few close friends were
present at the marriage. The
bride, standing by the BRIDE
groom's bedside. wore becoming
two-piece, sky-blue linen suit.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith quoted Mr..
Osburn as turning to Stellanova
after the rites and saying softly:
Nov you are my beloved wife.
aren't you?"
The bride smiled and gently
caressed her husband.
Mrs. Osborn has nursed the
former governor through all his
Evening star., 1949-04-10
9-Year.0Id Boy TO Head
Cancer Drive Children

The special position of children's S
division chairman Of the 1s4s
District Cancer Society drive has
been set up for 9-year-old Leslie
silverstone, SOIL Sixteenth street
NV.
Leslie was asked to accept the
post, campaign officials said. when
he phoned for campaign material.
The boy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Silverstone, is a member OF
a children's club which has par
ticipated in drives for other causes,
Mrs. o. Max Truitt, daughter OF
vice President. Barkley. will dis
cuss the cancer campaign in an
interview program at 1880 am
tomorrow over Station WMAL
She is a patron for the showing
of the movie. "Scott OF the Ant
arctic" to be shown at the Play
house Theater April 40. Proceeds
will 90 to the cancer drive.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

amphibious craft and 2so aux
iliary vessels.
Included in the bills is $43, ,000,-
900 for next years payment of
the construction costs of a super
aircraft carrier expected to cost
$189. 900, 900.
The committee made no budget
cuts in funds for naval air power.
The bill carries more than $1,000,-
100000 in cash and $576, 900, 900
in contract authority for the Navy
air arm.
The Navy plans to have 7,765
planes In use next year, almost
5000 fewer than this year.
Another power" Navy Secre-
tary Sullivan said without naming
Russia, has in excess of $50
submarines right at the moment" /"
Evening star., 1949-04-10

dio for Retailers" containing de-
tailed reports on q study of radio
advertising she conducted In
Texas.
Miss Hart has had extensive ex-
perience in writing, producing and
announcing radio programs for
retail advertisers In Chicago and
Fort Wayne, Ind.
The local candidate. a native
Of Hickville, Ohio. holds a bache-
lor of science degreee from North
western University. She also
studied journalism at Ohio State
University.
The Advertising Woman of the
Year" will be announced at the
Advertising Federation Of Ameri-
cas- convention to be held In May
! at Houston, Te&