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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27

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needed at enee, Cara and titlss nSsi
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praisals before {oa hrinE your car
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coupes. so TO ~ models
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are At . xreat demand az present
The best CENTRAL MOTOR eALrs
ttaso s Sep ave. H,s~ "o. ssso or
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time and nea.y Don't sell TOO los
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,'Eht price. We make . txles-seekly
analysis Of the wash used car mar.
ket and can sirs you the --latest
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charge. no ohiisstion We can buy
our car fer cash after q bret tn
speetion. II clean. No eIckeIins no
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Ask for ased car msr or buyer
LOGAN tFordt. III 18th ct nv
Open syes. and sun
ALL CASH. New dealer desperate for
postwar cars and nice prs-wsI cara
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS
Cspitoi, d. 8. Capitol, Wsshinston,
B. G., May as, lexs. Seaied bidi. In
tripiieats. will Be received In this
once until 800 O'Clock p ~. East-
ern Dayiisht Time on June ~.
is4s snd then pgSiiel, oPsnsa 1911 OF
nine elevators and one dumbsaiter
for an additional once building for
the United States Senate 10 be 10.
Gated on Frat Street between B and
& strsets Nor,hs.sf wsshin ,Ses,
IF On .a % s :pseites.ions 81 ma, 3.
obtained By aualifisd tntendins BID
SAWS ss On LY fSe'e Architect q Il. ess:
DINE UNITED srATEs nA.ITn1.
COMMISSION invites sealed oids
from t ss,n,s s ssoes noon 90 x
S sslsef b. UsiSis s.s,ns Tine. Assu:t
Ion i e os isf s ass ef sSn 4Hs
BlNE DRIVEN CARGO vE6eE. d.
SION cs,s-pxI. Copies Of ne m
formation Is TO the requirements
may Be obtained upon reansst tIo|
o ess Tinsshok Wsshins.on IS. b. c.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN Sanitary
Commission. Contract No. 4o-D.
Storm DRAINAGE Construetion -
sealed proposals for construetins
In RisGs road and Agtr road ap-.
proximateIy $50 feet OF 30-ineh and
42-inch reinforced concrete pipe
storm drains win be received at the
once Of the Washington Suburban
SANITARY Commission. Hamilton
street, Hysttsviils, MaaTrylsnd; an tn
Tuesday May 81 Is4s: at i;ao
Time. at which place and time
they VIII be publicly. opened and
read. Plans and speeifica tons may
BE- obtained from the once Of the
Chief Engineer OF the Commission.
Hyattsviile. MARYLAND, upon Dc.
posit Of $500. which deposit vill
Be returned 70 bidders OF 70 hoee
returning plans and speeincAtiona u
food condition. DWIGHT B. QALT.
WARREN BROWNING. LELAND O.
WORTHIN0TQN. ccmmissionsrs.
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uNrrro sfATEs pfsTRicf courr
ins PROBATE Coart.---Nc. T071B. Al
ministration This ID. 10 oIvs Mo-
ties that ne suescrfess who wG
r. r. r. psa s.,s. c n csd ps ss
isttsrs TestsmentsFy on the estate
Of peiAsrt p. DAiiss. diseased has,
With the aporoysi Of tbs united
States DIstrtef court fer the DIS
ts,ss Of colsnsis assa.ns . presssss
1ss q June iszs. 81 1000 e'siesf
an. a. tbs time. and ssis Court
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ARTHUR {. EL6IN, A,isrns,.
So Wsshinsten Lean and TFsst

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. holdins
nHSs Sa'' ms |. 1S 10 o As.
Notice That the subscriber o. the
District OF Columbia has obtained
from the PROBATE Court OF the Dis
tftct OF Columbia, Letters TestAmsn.
tAry on the estate OF Blanche MAJ
MeCuen. late OF the District Of
Columbia, deceased All persons
having Claims AGAINST the deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same, with the soaehsS ,hereo;
iesely authenticated. 10 the sub
scribtr. on or before the 10th day
Of May. AID. 1850. othersne they
may BY Law be excluded from ell
benefit Of said estate Given under my
hand this teth day Of MAY. lesp
EDITH eHADH PULLMAN. lss+
Mintvood Place, N W, lsesil Attest
ThEopoRE CQQSwnLs Resisist
Of wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
ny2O 81 tsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27

Opening-Week Bargains
istS Ford Z DR.. custom. al asess.
sories vas Salts: low mi
1exs Buick rdmstr. . DR.: Is MI
1913 Pontiac s; IS MI; $500
i0(6 Pontiac 4 DR. 8; r.-h.: s. $50
1p4S Buick super 2 dr.. 81 $50.
lP42 Chev, acre. gu seess; sSSss
1885 Ford & DR.: terms. &2Tb.
1895 Ford coupe: SITS.
1884 Chsyrclst couPe. $l2s
blvd Ari-, Va, CHI $3.50. Open ~
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]. FoNTAlNT HALL. Atts,,,,

J. EoNTAlNE HALL. Attsrn.y.
UNITgp STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Coiumbis Hold
Ing Probate Court Mo 20, Ss2, Ad.
ministration This Is TO Give No
tiee that the Subscriber, which vas
By the United States District Court
for the District of columeiA Grantsd
istters tessamentary on the estate
OF Lydia L. Lorins, deceased, has,
With the approval Of the United
States District Court for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. holding . Probate
Court. appointed Monday, the Goth
day Of June, 1eta. at 1000 o'clock
an. IS the time. and said Court
room as the place. for making pay.
ment and distribution from said
estate. under the Courts direction
and control. when and where all
creditors and persons entitled To
distributiye shares or legacies. of
the residue, Or parts thsreofss are
notified 10 attend, IN person o. By
A&ent or attorney duly sYthprissd.
With their claims aeainsi the estate
. properly scuehed Given nnder. It's
hand this 18th days Of May: 1919.
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY. By Bruce Baird, Presi-
dent. Seal Attest. THEODORE
GOODWILL Rssister OF Wills for
the District of Columbia. CLERK OF
the Probate Court my20.27. les.
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SMALL,

THE best of all comes from Small. !"
Price alone cannot determine the
value. i, condition ID pueh, more I'm
portant. You cannot ind them lower
anywhere 30-day warranty.
ann pa AVE g r.
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Msny others ss5 !, 70 choose freIns Ts4i
TR $500, 5000 Pa. ave &C.. vi
QS2- TR Ss474
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IMMEDIATE CASH
We need good useed cars and via
FRANK SMALL, T., INC.
1901. Good HOPE I'd. sc. Il. 3-207e
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1885 CHEVROLET sedan s65
1941 Oldsmobile club coupe 300
1889 Plymouth sedan -------160
1888 De Soto sedan ---12h
1887 Plymouth two-door -- 80
1910 International h-ton panel 90
ot Ssz L IN Choose lo ssd'n JOHN
REECE. 11I4 Half st. s.v. 81.
black: Ii. 1000 mi: you better hurry;
$1,345; guaranteed inspection.
HANDLEY MOTOR CO.,
s. .2s. G 81 8 s sEs: III f. slls. Open
sTUDEBAKER le47 Bypass. eoupe.
REGAL de luxe: 1t has eyerythina;
$500 under market price: come and
get It; 1886; 30-day guarantee.
HANDLEY MOTOR CO.,
s!2o Georgia lea saw ave. II "a; Sis. ooen
CHEVROLET 1941 4,dr, sedan; Just
anteed so days: Ss9b.
HANDLEY MOTOR CO.,
a. .as. e tsi 3 s sSs III "a sils Open
CHEVROLET 1e47 Postmaster 4-dr.
sedan; radio and heater. one-owner
car; very low mileage; beautiful gun
metal finish; must be seen to be ap-
BARRY-PATE CHEVROLET
1870 Conn. Ave. RE. ISIS. 81
CHEVROLET l947 town sedan; enc.
scnsto ssF Ss 'sa's rh fs'fsn
real value, 81 1856.
BARRY-PATE CHEVROLET
1870 Conn Ave, RE. ISIS. 20
CHEVROLET 1s4s earry-all subur-
throughout: S1.145.
BARRY-PATE CHEVROLET
1880 Conn. Ave. RE. 1878. -
CHEVROLET Ig4s de luxe 4-door
sedan; beautiful blue finish; low
mileage; ns s.ss appearance
BARRY-PATE CHEVROLET
1880 Conn. Ave, RE. 1875. -27
CHEVROLET 1915 town sedan; radio
and heater: excellent condition;
trade and terms: S1.l45.
BARRY-PATE CHEVROLET
.l130 Conn. Ave, RE. 1878. 81
CHEVROLET 1910 2-psssenser coupe:
good running condition: economical
transportation; S54s. Many others
BARRY-PATE CHEVROLET
1880 Conn. Ave, RE. 1878. ~
CHEVROLET 1e47 Fieetiine Aero. q
radio and heater: Very low mileage:
original-owner car; si,44s' 3o-das
MONROE FORD CO.
200 @. -s sSs. nv. Silver sDrins'
DODGE 1910 coach; heater; sssb;
MONROE FORD CO.
1887 xast-west hwy. sil spr. Nd,
PLYMOUTH 1888 ssd.; :. and b.;
MONROE FORD CO.
1887 Esst-wsst hwy. sii. spr- Nd
oLDs 1855 club eps.; :. and b.;
MONROE FORD CO.
1887 Esst-west hwy. Sill. spr. Nd.
81. $500.
FORD 1887 Tudor; $325; good trans
MONROE FORD CO.
1887 East-west hwy. sil. spr.. Nd.
Conv. at Lee D. Butler, Inc.
1913 studebaker champion Rsgai
AZ luxe convertible. $2.I75.
lQ4e studebaker Commander Re9al
de luxe convertible. 92,9ot.
1913 Pontiac convertible. $2.oee.
LEAD. BUTLER, INC.
llal Ia u. NV. u. 0ilo. --37
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PONTIAC 1g47 station wagon. at
tractive streamline 6 model; driven
only 5000 miles BY local organize
Is in new-car condition. Can ar
range delivery for your holiday
week end. Price, Sl.645, terms.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. INC,
7725 Wis. ave, OIL. 800.
STUDEBAKERS-1947 coupe, 1898:
49ts Sda aak ..eS m Sas 2 S.5vs snd
METROPOLITAN MOTORS, N. Y.
ave. and Bladensburg I'd, TR. 9474.
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194s streamliner "s' Sc
mileage 10000; $3.50 or best offer.
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PONTIAC 1913 cow. Hydra-Mat tic
81: lake blue color. with r, b.,
back-up light. fog lights: always ga
ragged, like new. only $500 miles;
l owner: $4,000 car. will sacrifice
for $3.50 or best ofier for quick
sale. OW. 1888 after z pm. or
OW. 9l34 any time. Il
PONTIAC 1912 sedanette; r. and h /:
blue: engine completely overhauled,
fine for vacation or business. Only
$685.; 4-month guarantee. Open
weekdays till 8: Sat. TIL g.; Sun.
10 to 8. HILL q TIBBITTs, 1I14
Vermont ave. NV: Washington's
Oldest Ford Dealer, Ma. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-05-09
Too Many Byrds in Congress,
AVG Quotes Trumun as Saying

told the President they were
backing him on foreign policy
and civil rights and his reaction
Vas that this was great stun. "
Mr. Harrison said. too. that Mr..
Truman commented that he
thought d proper motto for vet
eterans' organizations would BE-.
Citizens FIRST. veterans second.
Senator Byrd hiss been ars cp-
p0nens Of the adminsstfatacn q
spending policies. He also yast y
deciding vote IN the Senate
Armed serysces conmistee which
bottled up the nomination Of
President Truman's old friend.
former 0cv. Mon c. wailgren of
Washington. 10 be head of the
sattcnai Security Resources
Beard.
The txo measures hesnx pressed
by the ave are the alum clear
ance and replacement housing
bin and the measure which would
provide direcs government leans
10 cooperative and ether srulps
and 10 individuals, for the con-
ssrucsson of hnmes for the mid
die income elAsS-
Evening star., 1949-05-09
Secretary Of Navy
Post Turned Down by
Jonathan Daniels
Former White House Aide
Makes Decision After
ToIking to Johnson

Jonathan Daniels. editor Of the
Raleigh News and Observer. has
turned down appointment as Sec
retary of the Navy. 1t was learned
today.
The son OF Josephus Daniels.
World War I Secretary Of the
Navy. decided against acceptance
after q weekend conference with
Defense Secretary johnson.
President Truman denied at his
news conference Thursday that
he was in disagreement with Mr.,
johnson over the selection OF Mr.,
Daniels. although stories TO that
effect had been published.
MIR. Daniels. former member
OF the White House stan under
both President Roosevelt and
President Truman. retired to pri-
vate life early In the Truman
administration. but came back TO
join the Presidents campaign
forces and figured largely in Mr..
Truman's reelection drive.
His name had been linked with
the Navy portfolio before the
resignation Of Navy Secretary Sui
iiyan.
Evening star., 1949-05-09

Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Pandit, first
woman Ambassador to the United
States, arrived at National Airport
at noon today completing an all
air journey from India. the ma
ton she will represent here.
Mrs. Pandit. who is 48. wore
her silvered hair in a single wave
bob above brow that was un-
wrinkled. She has been noted
internationally for her beauty
since she became a diplomat for
the Indian government.
She was met by q crowd Of
more than 400. one-fourth Of
them Indians. The Indian wom-
ems vari-colored saris gave the
airport terminal an exotic ap-
pearance.
Television newsreel cameras re-
corded her arrival as soon as she
stepped of the American Airlines
IDC-6 from New York. micro
phone labeled Voice Of America
was put before her.
She said:
Il am extremely privileged te
be chosen % India's Ambassador
Evening star., 1949-05-09
By ]. A. O'Leor

Senator Watkins, Republican. Of
Utah. walked out Of Senate hear
ings on the North Atlantic De-
fense Pact today, complaining he
was tired of being 'lectured and
Inundated"
The incident occurred soon
after a verbal tilt with Chairman
Connally of the Foreign Relations
Committee, who had requested
Senator Watkins to ask questions
without making statements in the
record.
Senator Watkins sat silently at
the committee table. for about 10
minutes. then left for his office.
although the days testimony was
just beginning.
He told a reporter later that
he felt he was no longer wei
come" and did not intend to be
further 'lectured and Inundated" :"
Senators Watkins and Donnell,
Republican, of Missouri. are not
members of the Foreign Relations
Committee, but have been taking
part in the hearings at their own
request. Senator Watkins indi-
Gated he felt Chairman Connally
had singled him out for criticism
for making observations not
couched in question form with
out applying the same rule to
committee members.
Informed later Of Senator Wat
kins' protest walkout, Chairman
Connally said:
THE committee has under
taken to be considerate and cour-
teous to the two Senators who are
not members of the committee.
We have accorded them all OF the
privileges of the committee. and
it can be said in support OF this
statement that the stenographic
Evening star., 1949-05-09
Mon Confesses Killing
Lonely Hearts Bride
o. "a Asaes s1Etse Fssss

FARMrNOTok. Mo. May "a
s7-year -old man has admitted
sirangltng has Lonely Hearts
Club brids last March II. ths
Missouri highway patrol reported
yesterday
seYgt. A. q. White aast . STATE
rnent hy william e. Mahurin sas
the fsyss break In Ire death of
Mrs MahuTln. q former -. LOUIS
woman.
sergt. White aaSd AahuTfn .
oral statement sttIl g1se asss
crspencssa. He saad 5 zakfc#rssr
eonste. probably wlIi sign taas
statement later.
Ars. Maturin WAS found la tie
yard fof their farm home nsar
here. MskuTin ai tsss time saad
his wifea elothtns eaagfs fire
when o kitchen kefcsesss sscve sa-
plo6e6.
Evening star., 1949-05-09

Veterans who saw President
Truman today In behalf of ma
tionaI housing legislation we're
told by the President that there
are too many Byrds In Congress
as he urged them to vote for legis-
lators who would work for long
range planning for the Nation.
The Presidents reported refer
ence to the Senator from Virginia
was repeated 10 newspapermen by
Gilbert Harrison Of Los Angeles.
national chairman of the Amer
lean Veterans Committee. which
has sent q delegation here 10 seek
passage Of the Spence and Mitchell
housing bills.
Mr.. Harrison said the President
was hopeful they would get their
program throuEh.
He wants us 70 20 hack and
work and Zee that people who are
elected are able 10 - this thing
In terms Of BIG planx.- : Mr.. Har-
Yison said. adding that he said
there are TOO many Dyrds In
Congress.
Tns veterans hsaA said tney
Evening star., 1949-05-09
Mrs. Pondit, First Woman Envoy
ToU u.s., Arrives From India

to the United States. look for
ward to a period Of increasing
friendship between my country
and the United States. hope
that together we can contribute
to the solution of many problems
facing the world today"
Asked by a reporter If India
would remain neutral in the cold
war. she replied:
These things ! win deal with
at a press conference"
Mrs. Pandit, who is sister OF
India's Prime Minister. Nehru
Pandit. was met by Stanley
Woodward. the State Depart
ment's chief Of protocol.
1t is not Mrs. Pandit's first
visit to this country. She was O
delegate to the United Nations
General Assembly In 1916 at Lake
Success, N. Y. She pleaded for
her country's independence be-
fore the organizing session of the
United Nations In San Francisco
in 1s45.
She was accompanied by hel
ls-year-old daughter Rita.
Evening star., 1949-05-09
Acting Detroit Mayor
Appeals 10 Ford and
UAW 10 Settle Strike
Suggests Three Courses;
Company to Close Four
More PIunts in Week
By the Assoeio.ed Press

DETROIT, May George Ed
wards. acting Detroit Mayor, made
personal appeals to Henry Ford II
and Walter Reuther today to try
to settle the. five-day strike OF
IS 900 Ford workers.
Mr.. Edwards. a former organ
izer for the CIO United Auto
Workers. proposed three alterna-
tiyes to the president Of the Ford
Motor Co. and the president OF
the UAW:
Resumption of direct negotia-
tions. 1roken of a few minutes
after the walkout started last
Thursday noon.
Mediation of the "speed-up'
dispute by Detroit's Labor
Management Citizens Committee.
tBoth MIR. Ford and Mr.. Reuther
helped set up this group.)
Mediation by Mr.. Edwards him.
self.
Four Plants to Be Shutdown.
Meanwhile. Ford announced the
shutdown dates for four plants
but said times have not been set
for many other closings.
The company said its Minneap-
olis-St. Paul plant would close
after tomorrow's operations. its
st. Louis plant Wednesday, Its
factory at Metuchen. N. j.. after
Thursday and its Los Angeles
plant next Monday.
Most Of its operations at Iron
Mountain. Mich, and those at
other small plants already have
been halted. Numerous small
plants among Ford's $500 sup
pliers already are feeling the
pinch.
Never Settled Major Strike.
Mr.. Edwards. serving in the
absence Of Mayor Eugene I. Van
Antwerp, previously had suggested
use OF the Labor Management
Citizens Committee. This group
was founded several years ago
Evening star., 1949-05-09
L-ute News
Bulletins
Jury Holds Mrs. Lone

A eoroner's jury this after
noon ordered Mrs. Mary Lane,
IS, held for the grand jury I'm
the fatal stabbing of her hus-
hand, Norman J. Lane. ~,
during q violent quarrel In
their apartment mt 54e7 First
street NV. Friday night.
Monte Carlo Head Dies
MONACO tP,.--Prince Louis III
Of Monaco died today. He was
10 and had been in IN health
and only last Thursday had
turned his duties over 70 his
25-year-oId grandson, Prince
Rainier. Since 1922 Prince
Louis had ruled this tiny mn-
nicipality on the Mediter-
ranean coast ef France, fa-
NOUS for its Monte Carlo gam
bling casino.
fndions RecI0im Reich
Herman Reich, first base
man-eufflelder obtained April
30 BY the Mats from the Cleve-
land Indiana, has been re-
claimed by the Indians. the
washingtoa einb announced
teday.