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SALE OR LEASE
This 4-story bldg. has approx. 1000
So. it., is equipped with freight
sley. and located in downtown 1st
commercial area on wide street.
Early possession. 1st trust, S49,OO0,
and priced at only S63. 500. or will
lease at $500 monthly.
JESS FISHER & CO.. INC.
1870 K st. NV Realtors. EX. ISL.
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1903 H St. NV. MA. 2345
ONLY 2 LEFT

ONLY 2 LEFT
2-family hats with individual gas
heating units. 1733-l739 Gales pl.
ne. Each apt. has private entrance
from street: consists of liv. rm., bed
ants provide utils, incl heat: month
ly income, $40; price. S12,5OO. Call
Mr.. Fairbairn, with CONNER &,
RYON. INC, exclusive agents, 927
18th st. NV, RE. 1916, DE. 1928
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FARMS FOR SALE

224-ACRE FARM, Groom house.
elec. farm equipment; As miles
Washington. VI. 0O25 after s. pm.
Oct "a"
Il2 ACRES, Frederick County, Mid
dletoWn Valley; ideal for beef cat.
tie. with large bank barn or won-
or cottages. A real buy at S5 500
cash. Call OWNER. 81. 5sl6 7
Strout'S Farm Catalog
Free! Time and money saver. ?,790
bargains; 35 States. Coast to Coast.
STROUT REALTY. lila WOOD
ward Bldg, WASHINGTON. Me. 754s.
Lignum, Va. Farmette
7s4 A land, 6-rm. house, newly
papered lee rms. garden land.
woods and stream; deep drilled well;
elec. pump store building and bsnt.
cleo in house and store bldg: only
$1,000. CHESTER COGSWELL. OK.
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RAMBLER

Only S14,95O for 3-bedroom, lhz-
bath new brick rambler, in excellent
silver Spring location; includes G E.
kitchen with garbage disposal and
auto. washing machine, screened
porch, Venetian blinds; all large
rooms. Only 8 left out OF 33. EX-
cellent financing.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED
APT. SITES FOR SALE

quarters. with approx. 6 furn. apts
Good location. NO. 5000. DU. 1857.
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR SAILS

BELOW WARSAW. VA.-Year-rou
home: det.. new, 10 rms. bedrms.,
3 baths, . lge. porches, oil heat, lge.
lot, about a.; pvt. dock and beach.
Owner anxious to sell or trade for
D. c. property GE Abs
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3OSS & PHELPS, INC.
I4II K 81. NV, =
DEyTEDT ur @
FAIRFAX ARISTOCRAT

FAIRFAX ARISTOCRAT
2,167 acres of the most beautiful
lawn to be found. not only in the
fine old town of Fairfax but any
where in the Metropolitan area
The trees alone worth the price
asked for the home. Lge.. white
frame Georgian with Gear garage,
workshop and other outbldgs.: auto.
oil hot-water heat. The interior
needs some decoration. outside
painted last year but for fine liv-
ing everything is here. including
away in the rear of the lot. Home
sets well back from the long street
frontage. To settle estate, reduced
to S2S.000.
UHLER & COMPANY
Annandale, Va. Phone FA. 7424.
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Homesites $500 Each

dOl1leSlGeS QOUU GdCll
We have good building sites on .
State-maintained gravel road within
10 minutes of an access point on
the Shirley hwy. and about 20
minutes from the city. They are
wooded mostly with oak and con-
tain from u to "a acre each. They
are moderately restricted to protect
the neighborhood without denying
YOU the freedom of the country.
available on terms of 500 down
and $50 per mo. Where can you
act so much for so little? MASON
HIRST. Annandale. Va. Phone FA.
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4-Family Flat
Corner brick building, situ-
ated in the heart of Ana
costa Individual gas heat.
Two apartments available for
occupancy by purchaser Priced
under $4,000. For full de-
tails, phone Mr.. de Lathhouder,
UN S925.
SHANNON & LUCHS co
1905 H St. NV, MA. 234b
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Arlinoton-S11 $50

SERVICE PERSONNEL
Will appreciate this fine brick Col
located close to the Army-Navy
Country Club. Center-hall plan
well-proportioned liv. rm. (f1repl:
lge. screened porch. din. rm., brigh,
modern kitchen: second d., lge
bedrms.. tile bath; bsmt.,. complete
with lRe. rec. rm. and full bath;
double garage.
MANNAS REALTY
2112 Wilson blvd. GIL. or OK. 27S4.
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LARGE STREAM ON LOT
Truly q beautiful 3-acre site. Pine
Ridge section. Fairfax Co.: beautiful
trees; $3.50; excel. terms.
M. T. Broyhill & Son, Inc.
REALTORS, BUILDERS AND
DEVELOPERS.
1924 Lee Hwy, Arl., Va. CH. $500.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

ASNGbASE FSN SN&h
ACRE BLDG. LOTS. near Glenmont,
Md. wooded, elec. available. Only
$1,000; terms If desired. OWNER
on AccoTINK CREEK. near shirley
hwy, IT acre wood home site,
$1,000: $50 down, SIS mo. YER
NON M. LYNCH g. SONS, AL. 5000
tcIosed SUM-.
POTOMAC HUNT AREA
4 ACRES OR MORE AT $500
PER ACRE. ONLY S MILES
FROM POTOMAC ON RIV-
Err ROAD. EACH TRACT
HAS SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL L
HOME SITES WHICH
COMMAND BROAD VIEW
OF BEAUT. COUNTRY
SIDE. TERMS ARRANGED,
CALL OUR OFFICE FOR
DIAGRAM.
& NORRIS
Realtors, 723 goth 1T. NV. RE. 65s5.
.-4
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$4,000 so. FT., 290-ft. frontage
CLARK VI. CROssMAN. FA. 124t
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rRAlLERs FOR SALE

1916 DuPAGE 25-ft. trailer. com.
gS9aS gFSiseSSNKE fSSSRR't Z 5nSh5ER 4 FARk
NEW AND USED trailer homes on
display daily. 9 am. to PM: S595
and up: pay on easy terms. AMER1-
CAN TRAILER CO., at Oak Grove
Alexandria. on Route /. Phone ov.
BARGAIN-1e4e sa-ft. Main-Iin.
house trailer, sleeps, 4: bottled
gas for cooking and heating; very
as siesn Aheisn Mas1 SCI Oak thF rasf xssk nGs
Will HfIs sAcRfficE GaaEfhi yai is47 Royal Com
mander 25-ft. Trail True, Dolly, cleo.
brakes. sleeps 5, large dbl bed, 6-yr.
ssSns eot,s sss aaa tnsTg s4s es s.
1850 $50 a CoIoNIAL AND LANDoLA.
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES. 6009
Sc RHTGEs T2E ass MosF f'f5ass bssasu VA 4ser
made; the Glider. model So. more
Glider models bear the stamp Of ap-
proval of Good Housekeeping. Before
eohE eeSnE 'ay MoToR 155er see Rih asFe co.
S23s Georgia ave. 81. 1O4O.
SPECIAL FALL SALE on home trailer
coaches Up to 80 mos. to pay.
american, 2-dr., Tandem SSS,425:
sshut sehu. commodore manSsS tneB snss5 sshSt;
Nomad. S1.395;. Travelo Sportsman.
S1,395; Howard. Model "a, S2.395:
zimmer:o Weszima; left $500: $780,
1 ton Of strnss models %EisN net iStsa Ss
c. co''. INC. 1850 Wis. ave. NV.
.s-PT. S ' ILcAR 1916: compl. iurn.,
newly renovated, parking space,
sl.s15 cash; 9111 Old BIadensburs
HousE 81 e. GE2atgR ss2aa e sH 1873 aa7s superior
seventeen foot, fully equipped:
sisepn six months; rSi $500. 'ssh ca oT ois 1895.
TRAILER ss-ft.; sleeps s, Q bedrms.,
plenty drawers and cupboards. show
er and toilet, peri. cond., used only
WHEEL : HHi; Al LuGasaE ga rRArIER, R1e 500
rRaHa II faRassi'Y Yasssss ss nsx t.i sss esss
sSsins? SsSasn &c., ss5. esl 81 sisss sss stop light
: TRAILER COACHES
See the new Schult, Trayelo, Ameri-
can and Howard trailer coaches on
our display lot from am. to 9
pm. daily and Sunday; SO months
to pay. -
American Trailer Co., Inc. =
4O3O Wis, Ave. NV, Wo. 1891.
PRAIRIE SCHOONER
On display at MANNING TRAM4
SALES, 1901 wash. BALTIC. blvd
Berwyn, Md. Call TO. 1881. ;.
TRAILER CENTER. Bth
and Fla. ave. ne. FR. l22l. -
ZEE OUR WIDE range Of models IN
both masonite and aluminium. Priced
Richter Trailer Sales r
Berwyn. Nd. Call TO. 5O3A
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE Cont.
Small Ant House NV.

Small Apt. House NV.
This beautiful detached, ultramodern
building is in finest upper NV. loca-
ton and In perfect condition, Sew
eral apartments have > bedrooms
and ali have the finest OF equipment
and ARRANGEMENT, 3 exposures, etc.
Ideal for owner-occupancy of one
apartment and good income from
balance. PRICED at only s62 800 for
prompt sale Ewes. call Ia. 653S.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
Realtors, I4.n K St NV. EX. ls1
26-UNIT APT.-N.W.
This handsome bldg. is in excellent
condition and located in fine and
very conv. NV. sec; all apis. are
well arranged and equipped; rooms
are spacious and bldg. has best of
construction details income over
$4,000 yearly; good financing ar
ranged to suit and priced at only
$4,000 for prompt sale. Ewes. call
TIA 653S.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
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SUBURBAN SALE-ViRGikiA
A GOOD DEAL

Vacant. 5-rm. brick home in nearby
and most conv. Lynhaven. Price,
1880 with $3.50 cash and terms
like rent Immed. settlement and
poss. For details and inspection
call Mr. Buckley now.
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POTOMAC

One acre or more. Macadam street in.
Sl,75O to $3.50. See our sign at
Potomac Village, River rd., ut
Potomac Md. or call
SAMUEL r. BOGLEY. WI. 1920
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DETACHED BRICK

Bee this prewar- built detached brick
home, located on large level lot. l
block north of Western ave. at WIS
bedrooms, tile bath. living room with
fireplace, screened porch, bright
dining room, modern kitchen, club
room with bar, gas INV. heat, slate
roof Price is reasonable with ex-
cellent financing. ARLIE L. JOHN
SON REALTY CO., INC, Realtors
OR. Zoo til pm. %
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call Mr.. Buckley now.
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors. RE 1887 or Wo. s1e3,
HIS OR HER PIPE DREAM
What couple wouldn't prefer to I'VE
in this lovely section, close to MI;
Vernon, where you can enjoy, all
season activities? Consists Of level
"a acre with trees, large ranch-style
brick bungalow. Approaching front
there is large screened porch en-;
tering liv rm. with fireplace and
French windows, family-size din;
rm huge equipped kitchen; full
bsmt,, oil h.-wh.; plus 3 bedrms.
all on l floor. Only l2 miles to
Pentagon. or . miles to Ft. Belvoir.
The property has been approved
for veterans at S15,250 with ap-
prox. Sl.S00 down, or good con-
ventional financing. II you have
seen any homes at all, you will rec
OeniZe this as a bargain,
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DESK SPACE WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE

MFG. AGENT desires desk space witt
secretarial and phone serv., Silve
Spring. Ia. .2477.
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LONG HUNTED FOR
Bedroom and " bath on frst floor:
also 8 bedrms. and bath up: all
other rooms including din. rm. are
large: full bsmt; located close to all
conveniences: S13,75o; CT or non
GI 1904 Wilson blvd. OW: $500.
Arlington Realty Co.
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4-Family Flat,

SHANNON & LUCHS co
1908 II 81 NV. Ma o345
Seward seaport record., 1949-03-08
NOTICE TO PERSONS OWING DELINQUENT PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES
 FOR 194S

Ord. 162, Sec. 19: During the period from the 18th day of March to and including the 30th day of March of each year the Chief Of Police of the Town of Seward shall make personal demand on all persons he is able to find to whom personal property has been as sessed for the year and upon which taxes have not been paid, for the amount of taxes, penalties and in- terest upon such personal property: during the 10 days following the 30th day of March in each year. the Municipal Clerk shall make written demand by letter on all such owners of personal property who shall not have been personal ly notified; and such notices as aforesaid; and such notices made by the Chief of Police and by the Municipal! Clerk respective ly, shall require the owners of such property or the persons to whom the same has been assessed to pay such taxes, penalties ana interest forthwith.
 Ord. l62. Sec. 20: All taxes lev jed by the Common Council pur- suant to this ordinance and purSu- ant to the laws of the Territory, shall be a lien upon all the prop erty assessed, and such lien shall be prior and paramount to all other liens and membranes against the property assessed; the owner of all personal property as- sessed shall be personally liable for the amount of taxes assessed against his personal property. and such tax, together with penalty and interest may be collected, aft- CT the same becomes due, either by distraint or in a personal &C., ton brought in the name of the Town of Seward against such owner in the courts of the Terri tory, or both such methods of col lection may be used, in the dis cretion of the Council. that is to say, that in all cases where taxes cannot be collected by the dis traint and sale of personal proper ty, as hereinafter provided, then such portion as shall not have been collected by such distraint and sale, may be collected in such per sonal action against the owner of said property.
 COMPLETE COPIES OF ORDI- NANCE 162 ARE AVAILABLE AT THE CITY HALL.
 Feb. Is, Mar. 1,8, 1949
Seward seaport record., 1949-03-08
LEGAL ADVERTISING
OFFICIAL NOTICE
 City of Seward. Aldsko NOTICE OF REGISTRATION FOR QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
 CITY OF SEWARD. ALASKA

NOTICE is hereby given that at the hour of ten o'clock AM on the second day of March, 1949, the reg istration books of the City of Sew ard will be open at the office ot the Municipal Clerk for the pur- pose of registering all qualified electors, tWenty-one years of age or over, who are citizens of the United States of America and who are bonafide residents of the Terrl- tory of Alaska, and who have been such residents continuously during the entire year immediately preced- ing the election and who have been such residents continuously for thirty days next preceding the election within the corporate limits of the City of Seward, who are able to read the Constitution of the United States of America in the English language and to write the English language. All electors must, before voting, register thelr names and qualifications with the Registration Officer.
 The Registration book will be opened every day, except sundays and Holidays, beginning March 2nd, 1949 during the following hours:
 Till the Friday next preceding
 the First Tuesday in April,
 from 10 AM. to 3 PM.
 On Friday and Saturday next
 preceding the first Tuesday in
 April, from 10 AM. to 3 PM.
 and from PM. to 10 PM.
 That said registration book will be closed for such election at ten o'clock PM, Saturday, April 2, 1049.
 That said election will be held on the first Tuesday in April for the purpose of electing mayor, councilmen and member of the School Board, and member of the Public Utility Board.
 Dated, Seward, Alaska, March 1st, 1949.
 KATHERYN E. LING
 Acting Municipal Clerk. March 4,8,11, '49
Seward seaport record., 1949-03-08
GIVE!

Through the American Junior Red Cross, school childrne in this country exchange ideas and know ledge with youngsters in 40 differ ent nations and territories. Red Cross international correspondence albums are important in promot- ing mutual understanding and re- spect the world over. Give to the l949 Red Cross Fund Campaign.
Seward seaport record., 1949-03-08
NOTICE AND INVITATION
 FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids in duplicate will be re- ceived at the office of Troy Bogard, City Clerk of the City of Seward, Territory of Alaska, on or before the 14th day of March, 1949, at the hour of 400 PM. and will be opened at the last mentioned date and heard at public meeting of the City Council of the City of Seward, Territory of Alaska, to be held in the said city at the time of 8 PM. on said date at the place for the receiving of bids on the construction of an addition to the Seward School Building to be con- structed of frame-stucco.
 Forms of contract documents in- cluding specifications and draw ings are on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Seward, Alaska, and may be obtained by the deposit of S2500 payable to the City of Seward for each set. This deposit will be returned to aiI per sons who return the contract docu- ments within 10 days after the opening of the bids.
 bids are to be secured in the form of a Postal Money Order, certified check, or cashiers check made pay
 The right is reserved on the part of the City of Seward to reject any and all bids and to waive any in formalities in bids received. All able to the City of Seward or a satisfactory bid bond in an amount not less than ten per cent of the bid.
 The drawings and specifications of Job No. 4722 by William A. Man ley, Architect, of Anchorage, Alas ka, will govern the details of the contract which is on file at the City Clerks office, Seward, Alaska.
 The successful bidder will be re- quired to furnish performance bond in the approximate sum of one-half of the bid and the City reserves the right to reject any and all bids submitted. The plans and specifications of the construction contract can be seen or taken as aforesaid by applying to the City Clerk, Seward, Alaska. Each bid must be enclosed in a sealed en- velope addressed Proposal for Construction of an Addition to the School Building, City of Seward" :" The. bidder must specify in his bid that should the above work be awarded to him, he will bind him. self to finish and complete the same on or before October 1st, 1949. This notice or proposal for bids is by direction of the City Council of the City of Seward, Alaska, this 7th day of February, 1949.
 EUGENE N. LANIER,
 Mayor
 TROY BOGARD, City Clerk Eoh Q1S oC-Mar i 1Q 1Q4Q
Seward seaport record., 1949-03-08
THOUGHT FOR TODAY,

Many times year the people turn to the Red Cross. Once a year the Red Cross turns to the people. e."-President Truman.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Puerto Rican Group
Pickets Munoz Marin

Gov. LOUIS Munoz. Marin OF
Puerto Rico. here since July 4
to confer with Government lead
ers, was picketed today by group
of Puerto Ricans from New York
who advocate independence for
that colony.
The plckets. nine men and one
woman. marched uo and down in
front of the Maytiower Hotel,
where the Governor is staying.
A statement issued by Lorenzo
p. Rivera. leader of the group
and president of the New York
Committee of the Puerto Rican
Independendist Party, said the
Governor lis the living symbol OF
colonialism in the Western Heni-
sphere and the abjurer Of Puerto
Rico's independence
Mr.. Munoz Marin is the first
elected Governor of Puerto Rico.
Asked for a comment on the
pickets, he said:
ANY handful Of citizens can
organize themselves into picket
line, but Il takes 100000 votes to
get a real mandate from the peo-
pie of Puerto Rico.
Il presume the right Of picket
ing, which they are exercising, is
one of the prerogatives Of the
slavery which they are protest
ing"
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Ex-Convict Finds
Plea for Lodging
Too Successful

A plea to a policeman for food
and lodging proved altogether
too successful for an ex-convict
being held here today on charge
Of impersonating Federal officer
George Henderson. 38. who says
he is full-blooded Seminole In
dian. made the plea to Pvt. D. E
Wollett at Fourteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV. Mu-
nicipal Court Judge Thomas D.
Quinn was told yesterday. To
persuade the officer. Henderson
held out a card identifying him
self as a naval lieutenant-com-
mander, the policeman said.
Wearing Army khakis without
insignia, he didn't look the part.
however. FBI officials. called in,
found in their files that Hender-
son had at least two previous ar
rests for impersonation besides
numerous other arrests and con-
victions in 10 States. Alaska and
CANADA.
User Of many aliases. Hender-
son has no fixed address. though
he gave his birthplace as Fort
Meyers. Fla, and his grandfather
as a Seminole named Tala-waaiai-
TAXI. the FBI said.
Judge Quinn continued the case
to August IL and sent Henderson
to Gallinger Hospital for mental
observation.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Sharp Drop in Yield Ends
Wheat Storoqe Problem

KANSAS CITY. July 13 CP.-
Mother Nature has taken care of
the Southwest's wheat storage
problem-by sharply cutting the
yield.
The bumper crop they were
talking about Just a few weeks
ago turned out to be the crop that
wasn't there. And neither was
the storage problem.
Wheat farmers and grainmen
had braced themselves for the
bumper crop. They had drummed
up all the storage space they
could find. Airplane hangers and
warehouses had been leased.
Farmers bought bins in generous
quantities.
Then wet weather and disease
left their mark.
Today there is less wheat on the
ground in these parts than there
has been in the last 10 years.
Some Of the temporary storage is
going begging.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Farm Basement Cache Solves
Mystery Of Lost yuerqens Art

American Monet" had finally de-
serted impressionism.
The unknown" work may even
constitute new contribution to
the world of art. artists here
suggest.
Presiding over the treasure
trove is the widow. Mrs. Louise P.
Gray Juergens.
An octogenarian. she has been
living on the Juergens farm near
here since the painters death.
She quietly transported the en-
tire collection from his Oak Park
CIll.) studio and stacked it away
in the basement Of the farm house
beside the work no one had ever
seen. Each painting was caual!y
covered with an old newspaper.
The discovery came about when
an art lover. visiting Mrs. Juer-
gems to purchase a dog, hap
pened to learn Of the art cache IN
the basement.
Evening star., 1949-07-13

employees who failed another
chance to get permanent status.
And, of course. it will give another
chance to outsiders who took the
original exam and failed.
HOUSING-At least several
thousand jobs will open up in the
Public Housing Agency and the
Office of the Administrator in the
Housing and Home Financing
Agency, as a result of the housing
legislation passed by Congress.
The exact proportion Of the
Jobs in Washington and in the
field Offices is being determined
now. But it's evident a consider
able number Of the new positions
will be in Washington.
4*
RETIREMENT-A House Civil
Service subcommittee yesterday
approved the bill to permit Fed
eral employees, on retiring. to des-
ignate their wives for survivor
ship annuities. with the employees
having to take only 5 per cent
cut in their annuities instead OF
the present 10 per cent. The Sen
ate already has approved the
measure.
A bill to give similar rights to
Government employees who al
ready have retired was blocked
in the House Rules Committee,
which declined to give the meas
ure clearance for House action.
Chief objection to the measure
was it's cost factor and the fact
that the retired annuitants would
not contribute anything further
out of their annuities. The retired
employees say their annuities now
are 50 small they couldn't afford
to contribute anything. At present,
these annuitants have to forego
last years $500 increase in an
nuities to get the survivorship
annuities for their wives.
Il y y
SPLIT-In an unexpected move,
the Senate Civil Service Commit
tee has voted to approve the bill
to modify veterans preferences In
order to give greater Job protec-
ton rights to nonveteran career
lists with is years or more OF
service.
Chairman Johnston Of the COM
mittee, however, voted against
the measure and announced that
he would fight the bill in the
Senate. Such opposition doesn't
augur too we'll for the measure.
The group also approved the
measure to give absolute job
priority rights to veterans with so
per cent or more disability, and
veterans with 40 per cent or more
of disability who incurred a loss
of a limb or an eye. Chairman
Johnston supported this bill.
GSA-Jess Larson, chief OF the
new General Service Agency. had
some reassuring words the other
day for the employees Of the vari-
Gus Federal "servicing' and
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Staff Chiefs Plane Makes
Emergency Landing
By tbs Associated Press

HINTON. w. Va. July 13.-A
plane carrying high-ranking Army
officers to a White Sulphur
Springs staff conference made an
emergency landing near Hinton
Monday night, it was revealed
today.
Included in the party were Gen
Omar Bradley. Chief Of Staff. and
Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg, Air Force
Chief of Staff.
Sam Mead, flying instructor at
the Pence Springs Airport, near
Hinton, said he drove the party
of five generals to Anderson. where
they were met by another car
from White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Mead said he was told the
emergency landing was made
here after the CAT pilot en-
countered fog at White Sulphur
Springs and Princeton.
The generals were en- route to
staff meeting at the resort
called by Defense Secretary john
son.
This was one of the holidays
which Mr.. johnson ordered the
chiefs of staff to take together in
order to get out of Washington
get some rest and become better
acquainted with each other.