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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeos,

CONGRESS HEIGHTS = 2-bedrm..
semidet. brick, "a baths pr tEnar
terms. ANNENBERG Realty, I3i;
FAIRFAX VILIAGE-;ts bedrm,, semi
de-, prewar brick, like s new; / u =
Only 5000 down. ANNENBERG
REALTY, 1917 Penna. ave. Sc, II
1887 till 8 p m. IA
xENIA. NEAR Sth ST. S.E-Vacant;
immed. posS. Modern semidet. brick;
6 lovely rms. and tiled bath, full
bsmt;: oil heat, deep yard PRICED at
$40 til pm, BRIGHTWOOD
vETERANS-se our Naylor Gardens
ad. under COOP. Apis. for Sale"
M q ATkA shAt o3 eaPlToLLP 5;
cash: terms MccUNE. Jo. s56ss9
NEARBY. MD.-Nice lot. 60x1no.
ing while building Total price,
$500 with $500 down. AMEN
BERG REALTY; 1917 Pa. ave. Sc,
SUBURBAN BRICK BUNGALOW, !
attic: lot 75x15O; oil heat: lots of
81 $50 down and $500 per month.
A A.. E REAL ,,I O 13a7 Pa
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
Splendid brick home, just off E.
Capitol ST; 8 rooms and . baths:
beautifully finished, insulated and
heated; sun parlor at rear of home,
ana ds bad or 6sdroom on md s o o0F
large concrete porch, knotty-pine
rec. rm. in basement; gas INV h.;
nice yard, detached garage. Spler-
did equipment throughout inciuding
home. is. in splendid condition and
priced for immediate sale. Ewes
and Sun: call 81. 1867 for further
Information and inspection; En-
Builder, 11o6 Vermont ave. NV,
1sS INCOME on cash payment Of
S5o4e ,1 By 4l cost, list St S harms
each; rents for Sl,740 yearly and
receives 500 over and above all
expenses. Shown by appt: only:
NEWC;oMB REALTY SERVICE, 1928
BUNGALOW rooms, tile bath, full
large screened porch; Anchor fence;
seon N TR' 45sa' @' +. PAUL e3 MyDD
acknowledgements vell-built bun
galow on large level lot in new de-
velopment; 8 nice rooms, expansion
attic. large basement, gas heat;
small down payment. SOUTHEAST
REALTY CO., 1911 Pa. ave. Sc,
HOME AND INCoME-Nice brick
home, arranged for =" families. Full
basement. Half block of Pennsyl
SOUTHEAST REALTY co. l21f|
Pennsylvania ave. Sc, FIR. 5000.
NEAR FIT. DU POINT PARK-Lovely
brick home. Large living room,
dining room, modern kitchen, re-
frigerator; 3 bedrooms, tile bath:
recreation room and u bath in
basement. Excellent condition.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO, 1911
Pennsylvania ave. Sc, FIR. 1000
INCOME PROPERTY, near 14th and
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. Store and
living quarters with 7 rooms and
bath; gas h.-w.h.: good condition.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO, 1911
Pennsylvania ave. Sc, FIR. 5000.
Ia
1902 FORT DUPONT ST. Sc.
Lovely prewar brick, d rooms, bath,
modern kitchen. knotty pine rec.
room; gas &C. heat. Owner wants
quick sale Terms to suit Vol.
Shown by appt. Mr.. Martuf, DU.
OIL, or Mr.. Sweeney, TW. 0459
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
1924 14th st NV, Realtor, D1. :i346
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NEAR FIT, DU POINT PARK-Loyel,

INCOME PROPERTY, near 14th and
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. Store and
living quarters with rooms and
bath; gas h.-w.h: good condition.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO, 12l
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A FIND
SHANNON & LUCHS co

,7 ~. II " :, " y.
3 Bedrooms, $4,000 Month
A veteran can purchase this lovely
;'-bedroom rambler in one of the
areas finest locations for only $500
cash and a balance of $4,000 on
LIST trust at 40, payable $50 go per
month plus taxes and insurance
in addition to the 3 large bedrooms,
a splendidly arranged dining space
and a fully equipped kitchen that
will be the show space of your
home. Don't miss this one at
only S10.50O full price. Call Mr..
Russell. GE. 1887 evenings: MA.
9141 days.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.
MA. 9141
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SUBURBAN HOME

Surrounded with country atmosphere
on spacious half-acre lot in DESTROYS
hunt club section; u block Bradley
blvd; this new brick home features
spacious lily. rm., full din. rm., lge
cleo. kit, built-in radio and powder
rm,. large open porch and attached
garage; md f.. 3 twin-siZed bed
rms, > full colored tiled baths
sun deck; rec rm. in fun bsmt.; oil
heat. Price reduced $1,000; now
priced S33,50O for fall sale.
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CHEVERLY. MD.

CHEVERLY, MD.
New 3-bedroom brick ranch-type
bungalows with flreplaces. bookcases,
YOUNGSTOWN de luxe kitchens, SIT.
refgr., insulation. full bsmt., gas
&C. heat: . blks. to shopping. bus
and school; priced, $4,000 to S12,-
$50: veterans down payment. $500;
monthly. S72.21, plus taxes; non
veterans, $4,000 down, $56.46 plus
taxes.
S. g. S. BUILDING CORP.
CARLYLE st. and Crest ave. -16
COLLEGE HEIGHTS
Very attractive 4-bedroom English
brick Completely redecorated and
in excellent condition. LIST floor has
spacious side hall, large living room
with fireplace. dining room. kitchen
with breakfast nook. sun room and
full bath. Oil h.-w.h.S garage. Call
Mr.. Mcintosh, Elk. 24s0; ewes,
FRED A. SMITH CO.
Realtors. lib 18th St. NV.
Hyattsville Bargain
CT APPROVED. LESS THAN
$4,000 CASH. PRICED $12,-
$50. 3 BEDROOMS. HOUSE
FULLY EQUIPPED. CALL
MA. 9141. Ewes, DE. 5133.
Frederick w. BerenS
SALES INC.
MA. 9141
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George Washington Park
LACEY FOREST

A home OF distinction in an exclusive
residential area OF No. Arl. The
home is brick construction. contains
6 lge rms, full bath, . half
baths. att gar, finish rec. rm. with
f1repl Vacant. See II today
ENZOR REALTY co.
CHI 1000, Wash B!yd. OK '2234.
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LUCILLE COOK
FA. 3212. FA. 1864
FALLS CHURCH
Attractive broom and bath house on
large lot, many beautiful shade
trees. large garden and stream.
Price, Sl:.,500. To inspect call Mr..
WvSe with
JOHN R. DE SIBOUR & co.
EXCLUSIVE
MI. 5000. Ewes. CO. 90S5 IL
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OPEN HOUSE

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FOR SALE BY OWNER

Terms cash, or can be refinanced; no
brokers' Nicely furnished home, three
stories, strictly private home. Eleven
rooms cd. two 90 complete baths,
two (2) half baths. All furnishings
= are given at price Of said building;
no extra charges. Hot-air circulating
heat, new Holland furnace. Second
and third floors can be used as
private apartments or rooming house
or tourist home as preferred: first
floor as private home. Also two-car
garage: deep lot. Total price,
500, 900. Open Mondays through
Fridays 10 am. to $50 pm. for
inspection. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated as it is in first class con-
ditions every way. Phone FL. 4S45
for appointment. A. A. Weathersby,
in charge for r. M. EDWARDS, Gal
East Capitol st. II
COLORED-HOME AND INCOME.
$4,000 down. Large 3-story row
brick home with rooms. = baths,
2 kitchens. House will pay for it.
self. SENATE REALTY CO., Elk
3270. Ewes, CHI. 5000, Ext. 624
CoLoRED-s ROOM. BRICK house
With bath; S495 down. Call RE
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SUBURBAN SAlE-NlRGINIA
FALLS CHURCH

T AIIo vi UNOH
$40 $50; delishtful 3-bedrm. brick
rambler on IL acre liv. rm. 34x13iz.
lovely stone firepl., > picture VIM
dows, one s13-ft.: beautifully equip.
KIT, dlshWaSher and garbage dis
poSal; full bsmt., Aft. rec. space;
att. garage; :. blocks to transp.,
shopping and Catholic school; i'm
med. poSS, Detail is perfect Must
be seen 10 appreciate the value.
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IT'S NEW FOR TWO
2-Bedroom, cinder block BUNGALOW;
hardwood floors, fireplace, oil heat,
insula ted, full basement; large lot.
4l2 mi. from Alexandria. Price,
$3.50; terms. Phone Gil. 2463 or
AL 2233. is
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YOUR CHOICE

oOIl NIIoIS1
Six-room and bath brick home. built
in 1912; large lot. detached garage;
S15.Sn0. If desired, owner will add
flrst-f1oor den and powder room; the
complete price. S1T.500. Within B
minutes drive from 10th st, NV.
and District line. Let US tell you
more about this. Call ST. 2400;
ewes. OIL. 644T
PHILLIPS. CANDY & FULLER. INC.
1912 18th ST NV ii
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MIR. MCCAULEY, CHI. F54V.
SHANNON & LUCHS co

VETERANS, ATTENTION
Large 3-bedroom and bath home with
fireplace, side porch; full basement
auto. gas heat; dining room. COM
plete kitchen; extra large lot: all
for S12 500; $500 cash. balance
in 4ct GI loan, Call WALLACE B
AGNEW, INC, DI, $3.50; ewes, OIL
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BETHESDA
HENDRY ESTATES

BETHESDA
HENDRY ESTATES
Quality-b built ColonlalS and Cape
Gods, 43 homes sold in this excel
lent restricted community. Three
blocks to Alta Vista Elementary
School All have firepls., concrete
porcheS. outside basement entrance
gas &C. heat and beautifully land
scaped lots. Cape Gods are designed
to provide . additional bedrooms
and bath. sold before completion
Sl4.G50 to SlS,2250. Open daily till
O. Directions: From Bank of Be
thesda, drive out Old GEORGETOWN I'd
, miles to Beech ave. turn left and
follow Cooley Bros. signs.
cody BROS.
Builders of Better Homes
DI. 1851. Investment Bldg.
Full Commission TO Brokers'
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NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AND

ALABAMA AYES. Sc.
ah-year -old. semidet. BRICK, on large
fenced-in lot: 3 bedrms., recently
redecorated; assume Gil first trust
of sos per mo. plus down payment
Call Mr. Stolar, ewes, 81. 1886
Leo M. Bernstein & co.
f1J5 U CT wv pa4itorr NJ |1un
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4 MODERN APIS.

5th AND PA. AVE. Sc.
Oet. brick, 3-rm. and bath apt.
bsmt.; Arm. and bath apt, LIST fir.;
two 2-rms. and bath apis, End fir.
For further information call Mr..
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
WA. $685.. UN. 1166. liz
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TRADE

Your home for a beautiful detached
house, II exclusive section of NEARBY
Nd Our homes are the last word
Consider detached brick on large
level lot. slate roof, copper pipes
cutters and spouts; powder room
den, living room with fireplace
Calf. kitchen, rec. room with fire.
place and bar, maids room witt
Law, laundry chute, screened porch
sundeck, 3 bedrooms. . baths, Diet
GARAGE with hraezewav
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No. Capitol, Realtors. Ma $3.50
1904 Calvert st. NV. DE. 577S.-1S
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Chevy Chase View, Md.
In Area of Fine Homes
Modern detached S-room Colonial
brick; very large lot. 3 baths, re-
creation room, insulated and wea-
therstrlpped, aluminium storm win
doWS and screens, large 2-car gar
age with concrete driveway; owner
will take back large trust.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
1924 x st. NV; ewes, AID. 5e07
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KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
Professionalism Down
Large 6-rm. row brick home with
bath. gas, cleo. and coal h.-w.h:
stove and refgr SURETY REALTY
CO, AID 0531 till @: -16
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HARD TO BELIEVE

But an inspection will
convince you that this home is
s all that j., we ,d say 1t , is The 10,
Conn. ave. in Chevy Chase.
Md; close to three schools.
Pretty lot, 60x125 feet White
clapboard construction, den
and first floor lavatory. 3
good-size bedrooms and bath
on end floor; oil heat. ga
rage. The owner has al
ready left the city and has
told us to let 1t go for only
Sf7.500. Phone Mr.. Johnson.
GIL. 1857.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
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1902 FORT DUPONT ST. Sc
Lovely prewar brick, d rooms. bath,
modern kitchen. knotty pine rec.
quick sale. Terms to suit vol.
Shown by appt. Mr. Martufi, DU.
OIL, or Mr.. Sweeney, TW. 0459
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
1924 14tn st NV, Realtor, D1. :i346
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WE NEED
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDAY, MD. = New 2-story
brick Colonials. 3 rooms, / y baths,
porch, basement Priced from 81 o.
$50 to S1S,250. HALL CO., WI.
335n -l5
BETHESDA-A four-bedroom. li2-
bath. new brick home for only
SO 900: l bedroom and powder rm
on 1st A: bulit-In garage; large lot
K. L. BECKETT s. CO., OIL. 300.
CARROLL HEIGHTS-Brk. ] yr. old.
> rms. and bath. gas heat. Elec. box
and stove; lot 45Xl25. $1,000 dn.,
bal like rent Mrs. Redmond, EN-.
40 with WILLOUGHBY REAL
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BERWYN-7 rooms and bath; as
bestos frame, newly redecorated
basement, hot-air heat; large lot;
only OIL 1N Ss'93 an easy aSy terms ALVIN
BERWYN HTS, $50 Edmonston ave.
just placed on market. White
brick bungalow, prewar built: )
rooms. GE kitchen, fireplace, garage,
lovely yards. Must be seen to be
o-04OO: ewes, AK. SOLO. ID
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SEE THESE TO-DAY

bet. center-hall homes 6 large rms,
baths. powder rm., cleo. kit.
shaded lots viii consider trades.
Ma. 16l3: ewes. IA. al2l.
Evening star., 1949-03-12
Locke Kincer Davies,
Church 0rqanist, Dies

Funeral services for Mrs. Locke
Kincer Davies, 81. an organist in
Protestant churches here from
1915 to 1927, will be held at II a m.
Monday in the Hines funeral
home, 2901 Fourteenth street NV.
/ DR.. Henry w. Snyder, pastor of
st. Paul's Lutheran Church, will
officiate at the services. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Davies died Thursday in St.
Luke's Hospital, New York, after
an illness of six weeks. She moved
from Washington to Bronxville,
N. Y, in July. 1927, after her mar
riage to DR.. Joshua w. Davies, a
surgeon at St. Luke's Hospital
Earlier she had been an organist
with both the St. Paul's Lutheran
Church, of which she was a men,
ber. and the Episcopal Church OF
the Ascension here.
Born in Wytheville. Va, Mrs.
Davies came to Washington with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bur
ton Kincer, ALP Fessenden street
NV, in 1908. She was graduated
from Western High School in 1917
and the Peabody Conservatory of
Music in Baltimore in 1920.
Other survivors are her son.
Joshua w. Davies, jr., Bronxville
and daughter, Mrs. Ruth D.
Cartmell, Boston.
Evening star., 1949-03-12
Marietta Student Union
Is Destroyed by Fire
BY the Associated Press

| MARIETTA, Ohio. Mar. 12.-
Fire today partially destroyed a
student union building on the
Marietta College campus and
threatened four other buildings
housing scores of students and
their families. None was injured.
John Farrell. a graduate stu
dent, discovered the fire on the
second floor of 80-year-old Par
sons Hall. He awakened his wife
and two children in their. apart
ment and led them to safety.
He then reused DR.. Carl M.
Scott, an economics professor, his
wife and three children in an ad-
joining apartment and they, too,
fled the swiftly gathering flames.
A cold March wind famed the
flames and menaced the nearby
Chi Omega Sorority house. Fiji
teen co-eds fed in their night
clothing.
Also aroused by the alarm were
l6 student families in an apart
ment building several yards south
OF the burning structure.
A third apartment building with
eight families also was menaced
and the students, their wives and
children were forced from their
beds.
Evening star., 1949-03-12
Argentina Places New
Constitution in Force
BY the Associoted Press

BUENOS AIRES, Mar. 12.-
Argentina operated today under
a new constitution = the first
change since the original was
adopted Sc years ago.
The new law of the land per-
nits President Juan D. Peron to
seek reelection when his present
six-year term expires in 1852
Under the old 1853 law, he
couldn't be a candidate again un-
til 1858.
The new constitution, adopted
yesterday, also gives the President
broad emergency powers, includ-
ing the right to call a state of
alarm" in any part of the coun-
try. 1t gives the government
greater economic controls over the
nation. and a stronger hand with
which to oppose Communists.
Other changes include:
Direct election of the president
vice president and Senate on the
basis plurality instead of by the
former electoral college system
Enlargement of the cabinet
from eight to 20 members.
Automatic citizenship for for
eigners after five years residence
unless they refuse it.
Provisions for a controlled
economy, including a continual
ton of the breaking up Of landed
estates.
Evening star., 1949-03-12
Wiretupping
Continued From First Page

to City Hall and nailed on a door
there a copy of a 1945 grand jury
presentment attacking Mr.. O'DWy-
ers administration as Kings
County district attorney.
Mayor O'DWyer remained at
City Hall all night after his early
morning announcement of the
wiretapping plot. With him were
Police Commissioner William. P
O'Brien and many other high Off
cials. The ancient building blazed
with lights.
The Mayor said Kenneth Ryan's
admissions included a statement
that the Wiretaps were to be used
in other cities of the country, in
cluding Chicago and Detroit.
Mayor ODwyer said Kenneth
Ryan was arrested after it had
been learned the telephone of Hugo
E. Rogers, Manhattan Borough
president. was being tapped. Mr..
Rogers also heads Tammany Hall
historic Manhattan Democratic
organization.
A stock of overlapping equip
ment was seized in Kenneth Ryan's
automobile in addition to the wire
tapping material found in his
home, police said.
Evening star., 1949-03-12
FB| Reported 10 Have Found
Chambers Photographer
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, March l2.-The
Daily News says the FBI has
found in California photograph
er connected with the Whitaker
Chambers pumpkin" microfilms
and the photographer is singing
his head off,"
The News said the man had
been sought ever since Mr.. Cham
bers produced the microfilms, al
legedly Of filched government
documents, from a hollow pump
kin on his farm at Westminster.
Md.
The mans identity, the news
paper said, is being closely guard
ed, but he is one of two photog-
raphers who were suspected OF
helping MI. Chambers make the
films in a secret studio, probably
in Baltimore.
The News said the photograph
er has given the FBI startling
new information" about Mr..
Chambers affairs.
The information. The News
said. is expected to bring new
action by the New York special
grand jury on subversive activi-
ties
The House Un-American Activi-
ties Committee also is following
the California development close
ly.' The News added.
In Washington. an FBI spokes-
man refused to comment on the
story.
Evening star., 1949-03-12
Soldier Who Helped XIII
Sittinq Bull Dies at IS
BY the Associotsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 12.-
George r. Barcuhne, IS, who as a
soldier So years ago was detailed
to the platoon which killed Sitting
Bull, the famous Indian chief, died
yesterday at Naval Hospital.
Mr.. Barcume served a three
year hitch in the Army during the
early COS. He served at Army
posts in the rugged Dakota and
Montana areas and recalled hav-
ing seen Sitting Bull several times
After leaving the Army, the
cabinetmaker worked about the
West as a cowboy, ferry boat
operator. railroad man and post
master. He settled in California
and came here on retirement sew
eral years ago. Survivors include
a son. Lyle N, of North Hollywood
Calf.
Evening star., 1949-03-12
Continued From First Page.

Baron Silvercruys told reporters.
From London the Associated Press
reported British diplomat said
the foreign ministers Of Britain,
France. Belgium, the Netherlands
and Luxembourg probably Will sail
together for the United States
March 26 aboard the Queen Mary
Baron Sivlercruys disclosed
final agreement on the treaty text
was reached by the negotiating
team at yesterdays session. Its
all fine, agreed and everything, y
ne said as the group of ambassa-
dors left Mr.. Acheson's Office.
The State Department issued a
formal statement later. 1t said:
1--WE cleared up several minor
drafting points. We expect the
text of the treaty will be released
for publication next Friday and
that the treaty will be signed the
first week in April in Washington
There will be one or more meet
ings next week"
More Invitations Likely
The sessions next week presum-
ably are to work out details OF
the signing ceremony, register
final approval of the governments
involved for the arrangements
agreed on here, and possibly tc
Evening star., 1949-03-12
al French Stars Suinq
Paper on Story Of Lives
BY the Associofed Press

PARIS, Mar. 12.-Leading stars
Of the French stage, screen and
radio appeared before an exam
lining magistrate today to press q
100, ,OO0, ,000-franc (s33O,O suit
against the French weekly feature
paper Samedi Soir.
Forty-seven actors. actresses
and singers are bringing the suit
for defamation against the paper.
for a story on their private lives.
Among those suing are Anna
bella. Simone Simon, Daniele Dar-
rieux, Claude Dauphin, Jean
Cabin, Tino Rossi and Micheline
Presle. They say if they win the
suit they will give the money to a
home for aged actors.
Evening star., 1949-03-12
Macarthur Orders Japs
To Improve Coal Industry
BY the Associoted Press

TOKYO, Mar. 12.-Gen. Mac
Arthur told the japanese govern
ment sharply today to jack up
the coal industry.
The industry, key to recovery
has been limping ever since the
war.
Gen. MacArthur's directive told
the government to correct cur
rent malpractices" in the indus
try and to take steps to improve
mining operations.
Furthermore, he said the i'm
provements must be made without
increasing the official price of coal
and without handing out any more
subsidies.
The directive was one of the
toughest from headquarters in
some time. Gen. Macarthur noted
that operators sometimes were not
paying the miners all their wages
saying they didn't have the
money.
Evening star., 1949-03-12
Pact Text Expected Friday

act on formal invitations to other
countries wishing to enter the
alliance
Danish Foreign Minister Gustav
Rasmussen, here to investigate
terms of the alliance, met with
Mr. Acheson yesterday in the first
of a series of discussions. He eX-
poets to return to Denmark by the
middle of next week and make a
report on which his government
will base it's decision about sign
ing the pact
Mr.. Rasmussen conferred today
with Charles E. Bohlen, State De-
partment counselor, and other of
f1cjals at the working level on de-
tails of the alliance.
After it is signed, the treaty
will have to be ratified by the gov
ernments involved before it be-
comes effective Senate ratifica-
ton appears assured, following in
formal approval of the pact text
by the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee earlier this week.
While terms of the treaty still
are secret. it is understood the
principal provision pledges the
signing nations to regard an at
tack on any one of them as an
attack on all, to be resisted by
such actions, including the use OF
armed force. as each country may
determine for itself.
Evening star., 1949-03-12
Dutch ReprisoIs Charged
By Indies Republicans
By the Associeted Press

BATAVIA, Java, Mar. 12.-The
Republican emergency govern
ment" in North Sumatra accused
the Dutch today of severe re-
prisal action at Jogjakarta in the
last two weeks. The Dutch re-
ported fierce guerrilla attack on
the former Indonesian capital two
weeks ago.
A radio message addressed TO
Mohammed Rum, chairman OF
the Republican delegation now on
Bangka Island, asked him to can
the attention of the United Ma
tions to the atrocities" of Dutch
troops at Jogjakarta, which wei
seized by the Dutch last Decent
10, at the beginning OF their polio.
action in Indonesia.
Evening star., 1949-03-12
Russians on U. 5. Cruiser
Get Flowers From Mayor

LEWES Del, Mar. 12.-Mayol
H. Edward Maull today sent
flowers to Russian officers anc
men aboard the cruiser MilWau-
kee off the Delaware coast.
Mayor Maull said he "consid-
ers it poor show of Delaware
hospitality if nobody but the Navy
has any dealings with the Rus
SLAMS aboard the cruiser.
The bouquet carried card
which said, "Greetings from
LeWeS."
The Milwaukee is the first lend
lease ship to be returned to the
United States by Russia.
Formal transfer has been held
up while a Soviet transport which
will return the crew home is be-
ing repaired in Philadelphia. The
Navy said today the transfer has
been delayed at least until Mon
day.