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LOTS FOR SALE tcont.)
RIVERWOOD

Potomac. Here is. prob
ably the. last and most exclusive
section. for beautiful homes. Avail
able in close-in Va. Every lot is
about the size of 3 or more ordl-
nary lots. Each containing from
10000 to $4,000 SO. feet, and you
are only Is minutes from Washing
ton. High in the beautiful wooded
Va hills overlooking the reservoir
and Cathedral with all improve
ments in, wide streets. curbed. gut.
tering. water. sewer, electricity. and
all cross streets dead-ended, for
safety to children and minimum
trafic. Several lovely ramblers. are
now here, as the lots are large
enough to accommodate this type
home. Prices range from $4,000 to
$6,750. depending on size and loca-
ton. II you can afford a nice home
now or later, this is where 1t be-
longs. as the natural charm Of the
neishborhood and the size Of each
lot justify your best efforts and
either lots or completed homes.
Come UP and see us this week end.
We are here until dark each day.
To reach: Cross Key Bridge. follow
Lee hwy. to Military rd., right on
Military I'd, to Lorcom lane, right
on Lorcom lane. 3 blks to new road,
left clear over the hill
John c. WRIGHT. INC.
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$3.50 UP

%. 600 So. IT. or 15Ox25O nicely land
soaped lots in growing community
With q Blue Ridge Mountain view
all utilities in: conven. to stores,
scheels, transp. Drive today across
Memorial Bridge taking Va. Route
30, % miles to signs marked Chan
tilly Estates or ST 1898. PHILIPS
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

NEW PANELS, vans and stakes. by
the hour, day. week or year. STER-
RETT OPERATING SERVICE Hertz
Driv-Ur-Selt, 201 Que st. NV
NO; 81 ,,.,,, ,o..
Chevrolet vans, stakes. panels and
pickups. for hire by day. wk or con-
tract. PUBLIC SERVICE DRIV-UR
SELF. 1929 L st. NV, Me. 1Oll
LOCAL MOVING and general haul
ing; white drivers. Call after 8
pm. weekdays. all day Sat, sun.
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1946 2-TOn Chevrolet
van truck; 12-ft. body; 5000.
1916 K2-TOn Chevrolet

stake truck: 12-ft. body; $50
AL cond., low mileage; must make
room for new trucks: best buys ever
offered in Wash. Can be seen a;
1919 L st. NV -26
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ACREAGE FOR SALE tcent.)
WOOnRITRN ACRES

WOODBURY. ACRES
10 miles to D. c. via Lee blvd. 75
acres consisting Of a subdiv. of 22
lots from "a to Ia acres, plus 80
acres with long State road frontage
plus owners 4-bedrm. house. guest
house and garage. Centrally To-
Gated between . main highways. sur
rounded by restricted developments.
Ideal for ramblers. Attractive stream
through property. $4,000, terms.
CAPUTI REALTY co.
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AcPeAEe WANTED
TTMEsNOW

2 ACRES on main highway in Va.
within IA miles D. c. Cal FIR. 635s
after n m. 10
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FARM BARGAINS
As ACRES

45 ACRES
Imam dairy farm, on hard-surfaced
road within = miles Of railroad:
stores post once and bus line ::
school bus passes the door; improved
2-story 6-rm. house. complete bath;
I7-coW dairy barn, fine bank barn
for young stock and dry cows: dou-
BILE corn crib. chicken house; garage.
meat house: small orchard: about
acres OF woodland. plenty Of
water: exactly 20 miles from down
town Wash; poss at settlement;
S12.500.
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
$40 Frederick ave, Gaithersburg:
Talopbopn CaitherSIhrp 800 30
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rAxIcAB FOR RENT
AuroMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

80, 40 AND ~ PLYMOUTHS, S25
weekly; shop time allowed. Call
after 3 pm, 4S24 4lst st. nv,
EN-. 1855.
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THIS WEEK END

Owner will sell on good terms, large
WilloWrun TOR 1915 and up. Out
Columbia pike from Washington to
Little River Turnpike; excellent re-
ment; Just 90 minutes from Wash
ington. These lots have just become
available. Select yours today.
Eastman & Seay, Realtors
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A BEAUTIFUL SETTING

Hillbrook Estates, for the beautiful
home you plan to build; just the
spot to bring your air castle firmly
ton, oil Little River Turnpike, "a
acre plots to 3 acres; smart buy
in future security We are at your
service Z days a week. Call US
today. We will walk with you over
the Eround for your new home:
Eastman & Seay, Realtors
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T,ANHAM PARK

,ust East of Lanham; Nd. 1out Pc.
Tense hwyo:-LarEe lovely s nomefi1eos oo:
front front by 1bo' deep: $3.50: Terms II
desired. 500 down: S15 monthly: ~
II you are looking for a lot IN the
suburbs with all country advans,
tases, flowers and saTdens. Win Win
room for the kiddies to ronp ara
play. and yet with city conveniences,
ve invite you to see ~, what TIVE we Hafe Wits
lovely oaks. city water. electricity
ghons close to schools and
Now is the time to buy while pre-,
errsd sites spst are Ss ayaaG!s oT sHo
Directions: Bladensburs I'd. to Peace
turn rEht aIss out sEs psfenff snSam ham
park once on left side = De-
tense hwy: once o. open rrsii sa'coaaE os1k
THaMHs HT F. HALEY. Broker. Phone
Hyattsville 01O7. other days. UN.
r64a Phone or write for pampniet
showing advantages OF banham
Park -.u
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ACRE LOT 1895. TERMS

ACNE IOI @o5J' 1O1k4Ff0
Ddnor Acres, Md.--A beautiful, new
subdivision of rolling ground reans s
Tor purchasers. Agent on premises
Sat. and Sun. Directions: From
Suver Spring, Nd. go out Coles
Vile I'd. miles beyond Colesvllle'
Nd, to Ednor. turn right "a MI.
" r. II. BEST, INC.
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BANK-pERSokAL LOANS
A PERSONAL LOAN
At this bank may solve your money
problem. Unforeseen emergencles,
often demand cash as time when
one IS unprepared. A personal loan
at this bank may solve such a
problem. Your inquiry is invited.
Liberty National Bank
18th and Eye NV. Member Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation. "a
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Montgomery County
EARMS WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

WANTED-FARM OF acreage; Mary
land preferred: GIVE price, location
details. Box 357-C, Star. 20s
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SUMMER HOMES

Nv rm., din. rm,
kit. bath, , bedrms.; cottage on
Penobscot Bay. Bayside, Maine. May
Is to Aug. l, $3.50. References.
Phone Vienna AL 70
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TRUST NOTES

SEASONED sECOND-TRUsT NOTES
for sale good discount. Call MR..
end, TRUST NOTES on owner-occu-
pied colored properties; reas. dis
counts. AID. 0531; ewes, TR. 452|.
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GARAGES FOR RENT
PARKING LOTS
TRAILERs FOR SALE

PVT. PARKING SPACE for rent
near George washington University;
$S per mo. 1918 g st. NV. -19
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PROP. WANTED
WATERFRONT HOME or farm on
bay. South. Severn or West Rivers
Full particulars. Box 55-C. Star.
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oONTTAC ACCESSORIES

Replacement motors tany year,.
Seat covers Inventory sale).
Tires-Midtown Headquarters Tor
saueegee tires. General pupcture-
proof tubes.
Batteries (GE Delco).
For spring tune-up and free brake
tests, drop in at our complete
automotiva center under one roof
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
Wash.'s Largest Pontiac Dealer;
1437 Irving st. NV, AID: $500
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RITRNT MILLS

Beautiful lot, 100 II. wide on Coles
Vile I'd. By 1876 It. deep; Approx
$4,000 50. it. Call Mr.. Philip Joiles'
ME-. 540O, ewes. SF. 1891.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
,x1x .t nv ME-. 54OO.-1a
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CAPE ST John

PROP. FOR RENT
BEVERLY BEACH-Elms Cottage.
Beverly place. for rent. week, month
or season. TW 5000. Ext. IS.
Premises Saturday and Sunday. 20
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DOUBLE VALUE

In this twin-size lot on two desirable
streets. lots like this one are are
/ acre, of Lee blvd, near FANS
church, for $1,000. Buy this cnoice
corner today.
Eastman & Seay, Realtors
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l25 ACRES. S6.5OO

125 ACRES, Sc. 800
Exc. tobacco land. 3 mi. from Wo-
comico. Md; good stable. implement
shed ard tobacco barn: house being
covered now with bricktoX. needs
some interior work; .-spring stream
n clear. Ewes. and Sun. Kretsinger,
MI. O2l2. with VIM. H. BOALE,
60 l4qo Is
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USED PARTS, all makes, Junk cars
bought. ST. 9O34; ewes, DE. 1918.
1910 BUICK Special. all parts. Call
CT 0nlI. ayeS DE 1S1S -23
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SPECIALS
SPRTNG Valley AREA

This IFe. wooded lot Of over u a.,
with frontage on 9 streets. Is sur
rounded BY expensive homes. Can be
divided into . building sites Priced
Denny & Kelly, Realtors
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WATERFRONT COTTAGES-4-room
house. electricity and water, or
Neal Sound $4,000.
5-room house. electricity and bath
tomac River. S4.15O. MILES B
NORRIS. Cobb Island. Md. 70
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cfHEVRoLE4 fh;SiS5 r. 1aa7 as3'' s.d.; eomplst.l,
eauippsd: excel. cond: s. u ;425 5osa 81
CHEVROLET 1a47 Fleetmaster 2-dr;
e eond sd ssisso 81 95's fSnef Gx, ooSs BACK esse
cak'R1itsi dao mi si sas $3.50 HoMHs FEee!%ass'Mo Moron
G32vRUirE 60 1i37 EW a4s hwy x.rs SH seGan; a31l'
eGneq; dition; tSI.s si.s5o. L.. 6s45. ,ao'
CHEVROLET I94s a-tone :-dr Sc
dan; r. h. Fendix. etc. $500 miles
CHEVROLET 1898 4-door Fleetline
iveasd Il aea H. ecioSsz a sfssSf hsSs meas
able sG noff offer s."i eli. T. 1888. " 'e'' so
CHEVROLET l947 Fleetmaster 2-dr.
beautiful maroon finish; very clean;
81 ,4s5; q down; MERyIs r. MoT1R %
CHEVROLET 1s41 Special de lux.
club coupe; r. and h.; good condi.
SavIa tiGn thFGashSgs; M%s $685. si4a s.G0'n. G9Tn
cTEykoLEF II n;s, e. lssl ssGo Super de luxe 4.
tee: Ss95. ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP, Msatsomery aesn at N st: Asa Asaph
CHsElvRoLET sil 1e4s 4-dr.; black; r
and h.. seat covers, undercoatinE
porcelainized; very low mileage: ST.
745. AK. 3546. 20
CHEVROLET 1912 Master de !. 2-dr
sedan; seat covers, h. and d., goot
tires; excel. cond inside and out
$3.50 cash: AL. OO37. 10
ssiba1n and 81 81 a1x sis4 uDh'' excel eSrd' g:
CHEVROLET l94S Fleetmaster 4-dr.
$500 mi. like new; orig. owner ea,
IL am. Fri, Sat. and Sun. go"
CHEVROLET 1885 2-dr. sedan; very
good rubber: excellent motor; $50 S
CHEvROLET 194s conv. coupe; al
the extras possible to install; beaut
green with Wv; young man.
dream: accept trade or arrangs
finance: 81 1895. CO. 1860; &c
CHEVROLET 1916 4-dr. sedan: r
and h., defroster; orig. owner. Cal
between and 9 pm; Sl,09o. OK
C;aEeVVRoLET 1s4e bus. coupe; lov
mileage; excel. cond.; S1,195;. pvt
owner. 81. 4el2. ~
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Senate Unit Studying
Figures Indicating
Profit in Sesqui Fair

A Senate Appropriations sub
committee IS studying figures in
dicating that the Freedom FaiI
planned for next year 70 celebrat e
the city's l5oth birthday Sili rot
only pay its way. but make o
small profit
Ot..cii-iS OF the National Capital
Sesq Commission told
the Senate group at a hearing
yes.e' day that an estimated TO-
900 800 persons would visit The
fair. This attendance alone plan
ners said. would bring 81 900 900
in admissions.
Fair officials are asking a So =
900. 900 appropriately. as Vork-
ing fund until reTe2ues start con :
ing in. Under balance sheet
presented the subcommittee by
Sesquicentennial Commission off,
cials. profit of about $4,000 would
be made after al expenses were
paid.
MCOFAtn backS flAns.
Chairman McKellar, who heads
both the fun committee and he
subcommittee told reporters after
the hearing We will have to have
some money TO put on this sesqui-
centennial. 1t seems like a very
worthwhile thing"
Chairman McGrath OF the Sem
ate District Committee. VINO is
also a member of the S@soUicen-
tennial Commission. Endorsed
plans for the fair in testimony
before the subcommittee. He
pointed out that, in the past
Congress has made similar. and
even larger. appropriations for
similar events.
Senator Margafet Chase Smith
Republican, of Maize. also a men,
Der OF the Senate District Com
m'.tee ard of the commission
indorsed the proposal fully. She
said she has studied the plans
carefully and is convinced they
are soJLd
Budget Analysis.
This Freedom Fair budget
analysis was presented to the SUBJ
committee:
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Support for U50
Pledged by Truman

President Truman today pledged
"the complete backing of the Gov
ernment TO the reactiVated United
Service Organizations, as Harvey
S. F1reStone, jr., president, re-
ported that the organization was
ready TO resume It's wartime func-
ton of providing recreation for
service men and women.
The USO was reactivated ir
April to meet the needs OF the
peacetime Army.
In a letter to Mr.. Firestone TO-
day. President Truman expressed
pleasure that the six volunteer
agencies which functioned in war
time again will be the medium fol
USO activities.
In his letter. the President
pointed out that for the most part
now the armed services are made
up OF civilian volunteers, about 60
per cent of whom are under II
years of age.
I'VE can show them our graft
tude through the wholehesrted
support of the USO." Mr.. Truman
said
Mr.. Firestone said the new USO
directors plan 242 clubs. lounges
and service centers IN Continental
United States and overseas. vet
erans hospital shows and organ
ization of local community re-
sources in behalf Of servicemen
and women.
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Grand totals

Grand totals ss,927,oe5 ss,ses.a5C
.corollary activities scost t,su1fs1 }
founding. DEVELOPMENT. and future Of
Washington as National Capital S4s 900
2. Loan art exhibition Of American his
history; portraits of great fiKureS in thu
sst9ry OF the Nat0n nG ana bn6Gs the Cans n
to schools. colleges and libraries dealins
with the history of the Capital.sSAu0.oo 900
4. Production. ipciuding writinz. .cssl ini
drama. based on the history of the Cart a
with George Washington as Te leadins
character 100000 s. Prodsstion Q, Q,
the founding OF tne seat OF government
here for use in schools ana other educa-
tional institutions, $4,000,
Mr.. Barron outlined the Ses-
quicentennial Commissions pro-
gram fol. the celebration. The
commission hopes to begin the
celebration next April and have II
presented for at least 2l7 days.
Senator Bridges. Republican. ot
New Hampshire. referring to the
Worlds Fair in New York and to
Grover Whalen. who directed it
asked Mr.. Barron: who is going
to be the Grover Whalen of this
Freedom Fair?"
Mr.. Barron replied: "It looks
like I'm elected"
Hopes for Economy.
He added that he hopes to do a
more economical job than Mr..
Whalen did.
Mr.. Baron said that Mr.. Whal-
ems fair had 1900 employees and
a budget Of $144, 100000. In con-
trast to that. he pointed out that
the Freedom Fair here would
probably not have more than 8
or 10 key men on the commissions
staff.
The subcommittee was told that
the commission hopes to have a
booklet on the human side of Con-
gress. the Supreme Court and the
executive branch of the Federal
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Soldier, n, Writes Suicide Note
To Mother, Dies Under Auto

he wrote q tew warcs cEAnk
rs beer, and left.
A ttw minutes later hs wAs
found on TIE hlghHRy. There
were wheel MARKS across RS
stomach ard o1 arrival ai q Bait
more hospital be vas found 10
have been crushed 20 death
A driver tod the o.icegS ne sax
PVT. Mckee nit ey car takt
ahead He WAS able 70 supply
license numbers and police IN
about half an hour arrested JOAN
II. Snock. IS O! nearby EdSewooc
snock was eharSec with man
slaughter and failure 10 stop after
an accident Srnock told poiace u
car ahead o. him hit TIE soldier
Hrst. Troopers Blades and MQll1n
said they are working on the
theory that Pvt, Mckee laid down
on the highway OF deliberately
walked into the path ot q car,
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Government. To this, Senator
Bridges observed: i hope the
booklet on Congress will be lauda.
tory in its approach. We've been
kicked around by enough people ~
The audience laughed a, thi:
sally.
The subcommittee WAS advised
that the program calls for a Hal
OF States. at an estimated cost o!
1894 900. II would also provide
for an exhibit building for in
dustry TO cost sl.o94 400; an m
phitheater in Rock Greek Park
near Sixteenth street and Morrow
drive NV. 5000 900; a recreation
building and restaurants. usine
the existing recreation building ir
West Potomac Park now occupied
by the Navy. Also provided foI
are a Children's Center and O
Labor and Industry Building tc
cost 1912. $500. Landscaping ano
air conditioning would also be
provided for. under the plans.
Under the program. the only
permanent construction would be
the amphitheater in Rock Greek
Park. The commission plans tc
build only temporary buildings
and have them torn down after
the fair is over.
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u. 5. Convicis German Cir
In Removal Of Documents
BY the Assesio,sd Prs,s

BY the A''os'o'.d pts,. ),
MUNICH. Germany, May 81
IA German girl was convicted to-
day OF giving American Military
Government documents To ''un-
authorized persons for ariauthor.
lied purposes.
An American military court
sentenced Gertrud Mittenentzwet,
"a. to 80 months In jail for what
the presiding judge said came
very close to espionage for q
foreign power"
Miss Mittenentzwei said at her
trial that she had Joined the
Soviet Information Service"
while working for the American
Military Government in Bavaria.
because Of Soviet threats against
her parents. who live in the Rus
sian zone.
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The United States has nearly
30, 900 900 youngsters between the
ages Of . and II.
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he said were hints that he was
opposing Mr.. Eberharter because
of a "feud."
On the contrary. he said. he had
voted for Mr.. Eberharter fol-
Congress. He said he had never
met him, but had voted for him
on the strength of political
speech he heard Mr.. Eberharter
make.
He said he felt 1t was necessary
to oppose the nomination because
of the opposition expressed BY
scores" of lawyers in Western
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Buchanan said that to his
knowledge Mr.. Eberharter hac
never tried a case in the court
over which he has been nominated
| to preside.
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Eberhurter
Continued From First Page.)

and threw him to the ground.
The driver had refused to stop
after making a prohibited left
turn. Mr.. Eberharter was
charged with the two traffic
violations 48 hours after the
offense)
Testimony on the divorce pro-
ceedings was based on what was
identified as a masters report.
Parts of this report, read to the
committee, said Mr.. Eberhartel
and Helen T. Eberharter were
married in Pittsburgh on February
IT, 1920, when she was % and he
was 80.
They separated and united sew
eral times, according to the re.
port. and on November 2, 1928
Helen T. Eberharter left perlna-
nently.
Excerpts Of the masters report
which we've read to the commit
tee included such language as
this:
Continued abuse and insults
"Thrcatened to kill her" Beat
her and choked her"
At the time of the marriage
according to the testimony, Mr.
Eberharter was operating a res.
ta,lrant and Helen T. Eberhartel
was his employe.
Two Others to Testify.
Mr.. Buchanan indicated a,
leastgtwo other witnesses will tes-
tly. They are Donld w. Fields
Pittsburgh. branch manager o1
the Keystone Automobile Clut
Casualty Co., and John D. Ray
Beaver. Pa, former Assistant
United States Attorney for the
Western Pennsylvania district.
Attending the hearing were
Senator Myers. Democrat, OF
Pennsylvania, who recommended
Mr.. Eberharter's nomination; Mr.
Eberharter, his present wife and
former Senator Guffey of Penn
sylvaia.
Mr.. Eberharter has been nomi-
mated to be a judge in the West
ern Pennsylvania district, sue
ceeding Judge r. M. Gibson, Re-
publican. who retired January 81
The Congress members nomi-
nation has been indorsed by the
Allegheny County Bar Association
Hints Of Feud Discounted.
Mr.. Buchanan, a. Pittsburgh
lawyer, is a member of the Allie
gheny County bar. He said the
American Bar Associations Judi
ciary Committee opposes the Eber.
harter nomination, with one ex-
ception. He said Senator Donnell
Republican. of Missouri, a men,
Der of the committee, did not par
ticipate in the consideration o1
the Eberharter matter because OF
his Senate membership.
Mr.. Buchanan discounted what
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University Head Offered
Military Medical Post

DR.. Raymond B. Allen. Uni
versity of Washington president
has been offered the directorshir
of the unified armed services
medical setup, but has not decided
whether to accept.
DR.. Allen conferred with De-
fense Secretary johnson yester-
day and then returned to Seattle
to consider the offer. q military
spokesman said.
Last week Mr.. johnson setup
an over all medical service which
will have supervision Of the medi-
cal departments of the Army. Navy
and Air Force in another move
to unity the armed forces.
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u. n. Spring Session
Ends After Poles Fail
To GET EisIer Debate
BY the k.seeioted prsss

NEW YORK, May 19.-United
Nations delegates ended the Cen
eral Assembly's spring session last
night by rejecting surprise
Polish move to debate the case
Of Gerhard Eisler. Communist
fugitive.
Poland unsuccesssfully raised
the Eisler controversy at the end
of the six-week spring session
marked by two positive achieve
ments-admission Of Israel as the
seth U. N. member and approval
Of the first world treaty intended
10 safeguard unhampered inter
national transmission Of news.
Sharp disagreements blocked
action on disposal of Italy's pre-
war colonies and on Latin Amer
lean move to lift the U. N. ban on
top-level diplomatic representa-
ton in Spain. The colonies ques-
ton was put over until the AS
sembly's fall session here.
Adjournment Delayed.
Polish Delegate Juliusz katZ-
Suchy delayed the scheduled ad-
journment of the third General
Assembly when he suddenly brought
UP the case of Eisler, now held in
England after jumping bail in the
United States and slowing away
aboard the Polish liner Batory.
Katz-Suchy said his government
wanted the Eisler case discussed by
the U. N. Immediately. He charged
Eisler's detention in England at
American request was violation
of fundamental rights and free
doms, traditional practices Of
political asylum and accepted
principles of international law"
The Pole argued bitterly when
Assembly President Herbert v.
Evatt of Australia ruled Poland
had not given sufficient notice
before presenting the Eisler case
and that adjournment plans would
not be changed.
Evatt Calls for Vote.
DR.. Evatt's ruling was chal-
lenged by Katz-Suchy. But in an
appeal to the 59-nation Assembly.
his proposal to overrule Evatt was
voted down. AZ to 2. Some of the
Soviet bloc delegates abstained,
with White RusSia's Kuzma v.
KisSelev shouting this is an er-
roneous procedure"
In a closing address. Warren
Austin, American delegate. said
the third General Assembly ses-
sion. which began originally last
September in Paris, had been
'hard-fought." But despite diff
ferences. he added, the United
Nations efforts for peace will
grow in scope and effectiveness. "
The first part of the third As
sembly session was held in Parts
from September 81 to December
IL. Then the delegates recessed
until April when they resumed
debate on issues crowded off the
Paris agenda.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
CopIon Trial Judge
Chides Palmer for
Delaying Tactics

The espionage trial OF Judith
coplon dragged slowly toward the
end o! its fourth week IN District
court today. with the prosecution
battling stuboornly against the
time consuming tactics OF De-
tenSe Counsel Archibald Palmer
Mr.. Palmer this morning intro
duced dozen photographs show
ing in greater detail scenes al
ready reproduced in more than a
score OF photographs introduced
by the prosecution. Judge Albert
l. Reeves displayed tmpatience
with the defense tactics and said
Now we've been one and one
half hours with these pictures
Can't We move on 10 something
else?"
Your honor. I want the Jury
to see eye 10 eye with these pic
lures" Mr.. Palmer responded.
Special Agent Thomas Fl.
Zoeller OF the FBI was called to
the Stanu aIter the CeIenSe photo
graphs were admitted into evi-
dence. He told in corroborat tive
detail how ne shadowed Miss
Coplon, suspended Justice Depart
ment analyst. in New York on
March before she was arrested
with Valentine A. Gubitchey. a
32-year-old Russian engineer and
former United Nations employe.
Miss Coplon is accused OF stealing
top secret Government docu-
ments with intent TO aid a foreign
power and injure the United
States.
Chief Prosecutor John NJ.
Kelley. jr.. said 1t will be late next
week before he completes his case
against Miss Coplon.