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Evening star., 1949-08-28

8 s5ss 3; repeating rifle 20 sauss: sSea ".
sHoTGUNs--Hunting season is near.
later iss.r ssa Ma1l,n dahI. ssT9s Pumg, 4s: sts:
so,sa. .s Fox Ss5; ,do: dS-gs ,a srGynins g.Sans
aosG aosSi: Wsa 80 s1s0 .Sss assa
pump. mod. 12. with polychoke. S15;
model e Rsminstens; $e9i i2S;
sGyfRPEaFE GH a1s S sERyics nx II FoR gsss SEX.
elusive King Edward ''Cayalcade"
Tor quick sale. re. Sosi. Apt. 4oS;s
SILVER SERV.. antique, 9 pcs, $125;
sans ssn sTas sms siss f.ss s4o sg4sotnsr N s1ss1 s
sK SsIs:,.s s 5.i,sss sssS so:i :sht: s5sS
SINKS. new, used, all sizes; faucets.
pipe, showers, toilets, tubs; basins. asns
sPfeovERs soPs e, tor 1I pm simmons Tsos so
lent condition. vi. S449.
SOFA, overstufied, comfortable, good
condition.; cheap. ia. 1I37.
SOFA, krohler. excel: CONDITION: used
I On: Rsiisa ssRs:'is Rs '7s IGN sa'
SOFA, overstufied and chair, brand:
new slip covers, costing S11b, viii
sell set for $3.50. CO. 1858 after
$40 pm. 1910 Park I'd. NV. rs
SOFA BED, new condition. $40. Ap.
SOFA BED, blue, seed condition. res
sSnablss.; snas.;o 1910 N. II. ave. NV.
SOFA BED. studio, sleeps 2, excellent
fSeatti0p speaeh table AlsS ps ssss aSas0'' table,
sSTA sSy.r BED s%Rons s VIE 1885, sunfs &C.
SOFA BED, excellent cond.. custom-
made slip covers; must see to appre.
ciate. CH. 1900. Ext; 394. -2s
boards, table tops made any size.
GicHNER. MA. 4370 4ls 9th St. NV.
STAMPS-U. s. Graf Zeppelin, Gig
C-14 and c-15 set, perfect; $so'
sTTEHNNooTYPE TEN o1n1 MACHINE, brand-new:
also instruction manual; $50. NO.
s2TOHERs, lawn mower, 4 enamel
sinks, g 10-in tile pipe, key machine.
2 hair dryers. dr.,s scales, erinaer' n'
snner market, grocery, delicatessen;
meat cases, frozen. foods, elec. saw.
srinder, scales, fountain. etc.S
sreatiy reduced. w. W. MACKALrs
attorney. GL. 1857, after 7:30 pm.
and Sunday. -zs
CONTINUED on Next Psss)
Evening star., 1949-08-28

day az only. bE 4Iss IksAsPNDck' 14ls N ST.
CHEST-Beautifully hand-earved Chi
35x1Sx13. new. best offer. AID. 1854
cHEsTs. diminished, 4;drawer, s1o.75;
s7drsEer. s,a sS oj sl2.ss; assS desk 7-dra.er
oasSgsssD q ss.s IL S;st :sT:as :ss &c. ;s'
CHiFFERoBE, golden oak. excel. cond.
8 draw. and space for suits and hats
$2s gI or best %s offer; CO; o,,t 1889; .r4
1000 n n. Liberty, All, IA. sobiI;a j.
CHINA cyrsoAKps, excellent eeadi.
caISEsE faHS si' wAEl IL PsNEL, ZANE Budd. lamp
Gahsg fhings. ia6afi cafi e' w. s15s 5 f00e sa ee'
CLARINET, selmar (Paris B fa,
gsI3 gnSems ne system; SyusssI; a steal at s10o
5Haner sss SS0d ME- oto ss fEss Es 7s &
CLARINET, bass. PedIer, full boehm
extra low eb key; complete witt
French case; like new. Cost S57b. sci
cToTHEs fsssi 9tis WR2seER, as4al hand. new, IS
Apply bsmt. apt. 1924 Mass ave
CLoTHEs. ChLioSTHE boys; outsrown sport shir,
and coat. pants, macktnaws, pes
1915. Cali MRS. CLARK. MI. 1928
Apt. ia. 1913 Harvard st. NV.
Coat coat detschsbie hood. sig; shit
and sweaters and dresses, $1-S1.50
CLoIHiNG, girls, outgrown. age IL
CfOTHNG-GirIs fall clothing, sis,
1914; suit, several Jackets, skirts
sweaters, etc. WO. 0222.
CLOTHING = Goats. suits, beautifu
dresses. sacrifice $5 ea.: sizes 1918
cPPU1HiNI.ns PSs gaSty ia esSs; sais; and tooco.t,
s9.5o. $3.50 sisso SOU up: sna ali iUIsss SHADES
i colors, styles and sizes In stock; out
4 OF pawn clothing means bargain
prices. DIXIE rAWNBROKERS Elk
CHANGE. 1106 II st. ne. Open tt
Co2T, girls, brown. ~ length, al
wool, size IA, So; 2 floor lamps, 81
cScikTAfL vi Fiji TABLE, walnut t,nish. si in
laid top. excellent cond. sH. s30t
cseet%sFFfaEEssoRs, setsFfa ! 3 lT; motors, refriser.
tion equipment; bargain; selling out
ave-, Bethesda. Nd. WI. 557O. 80
COUCH, Regency, all down, turuuoise
including Chinese-destgn slipcover
CEANE, Manley auto. wreckins, han
power, with steel cable. Reas. VIC
Evening star., 1949-08-28

PIANOS-Before yNu buy any piano
new or used, be Sure and visit our
store; we can save you real money
on nationally advertised standard
makes; cash or terms. THE PIANO
PIANO-Attractive new blonde ma
hogany console piano and bench;
well known, nationally advertised
make; regular list price $50: special
LoNIAyIs u PIANO co. es7 D st. NV
r1I4A.ss,css sW sdTn Maple sDasa
S9s'';sSs' %i S$i H., 81 'dsI 1:d' = PCS: -as rs
pMyaiNlo' Mil c40t tspinet, brand-new, with
bench; regular price 1915: now on
sToRE, 738 18th st. NV.
PIANO. Chickering baby grand, wal
nut csss; ssoo excellent Wo aRss, Risyins conoi-
PIANO. upright Knaos; n GOOD con-
pd1intNsImns-pon't ditsIns miss KiTT's big sum
mer clearance! Save UP to $500
On beautiful floor display and fac.
tory rebuilt spinets, consoles. and
Srands. Terms asalow as $25 down,
S1O mo. KITS, 1880 G st. NV.
praNo-Attractive full keyboard
sninet, made by Weaver, only used
siiehtly and just $296; $26 down.
$40 mo. KITS. 1880 g NV. ID
PIANOS FOR RENT for 81 . mo. You
can now rent an attractive piano
late model Of . good standard MAKE,
With option to buy. KIITs' 1851
q NV "a !
Evening star., 1949-08-28

k.sa,. Sss;s sss ss sS
F1UhRsNSiiruRE - Single bed. inner
spring matt; coil springgss:a M gsa1 Also chill
FHESfrJah tSTSsfi Rsin.ed sectional da ose Couch
pieces. Reasonable. WA. 5l72:
aEsI1gHs iis Tus9 .nd fspias. ssa5iR W. yan 10Th J
st.. Arlington. Va. Call after 2 pm.
FURN., liy; rm; suite. sofa and lge' ,s
suite, s-piece. walnut. both in good
sehG;a seIlins le s41 ssh @ St; o1s ne. FR, a4s5
Sun. after z pm, after 8 weekdays.
FURNITURE: S-pe; hv Tm. suite, VII
point ironer. $50; i studio couch,
Win SiIi flsss S top. o $500. RA. 544S.
FURNITURE: Drop leaf breakfast
sss.s sssssnes shsts docr ssee sso $685. s. AZ AZ
FURNirURE: New 10-pc. NAH. Dun
new 3-pc. living room suite. plat
form rocker bedroom suite Inn. o-pc.
electric refrig., odd dressers.. chests,
beds, gas stove. rugs; youth bee;
WILLIAMS AUCTION HOUSE this
TSs'dsy NV at Pubic insDsesien s1s SsH sSs Sssh
FTsNiTuRE. st1s hSS5i formal period: / sofa,
2 love seats, tables. 9 lamps; good
rfTaSfrGsEfs41 fSRS 5fss 81 7sSs psiiso ressr.
ABC washing machine, ltv. rm. sofa
and cover, coffee table; $195. Call
HI. 297s after 6 pm. so
FURNITURE, complete for l,bedrm'
FURNITURE-Living room, bedrm
and dining rm. furniture, many oc-
casional chairs and beautiful lamps.
1913 q st: NV, NO. 3343; Il
FURNITURE = Knee hole desks,
prices, SIS to $55: chest Of drawers,
stsred saaee ehsifs hs and and SOFAS, a H Prices ss2
and up; odd sized dressers, range
5 pieces, $6s; china closets. $40
up; dinette and kit. chairs, ST. up;
sofa beds, S4S.50. Open Sat, 8 to
9; Sun, 10 to 8. 1s 7th st. ne.
FURNITURE Maple double bed.
spiral sp5in4Eso eessf ssf ehsst s elss.ri'
F1U5RRNITTkE4pSrop-isaf F1U5RRNITTkEGpS table, Solid
used. $7S: 8 mahogany ladder back
chairs, rush bottom seats. $40 eaeh. %
rSahirHSx-Your Shih hfirrSHHSix Old Twins room
furniture made IKE nsw; 81 year.. s9r
snteed. IA TRANCE UPHoLsTER-
INQ CO.. 260o 18th a. nv. CO.
800xs
Evening star., 1949-08-28

machines. bought, sold and repaired
5isHEHi iss CO. o. rear 1911 lotAs @sa St
METAL iT; SHEETS. stainless steel, slu
to % your sizes. GIcHNER. Ma. 1870
MiCROSCOPE, fine biological 'scop
for sale cheap. Call MA. 693o o
MhfHILwosk, III osai to special order. W
make everything. cabinets, bookcases
partitions. etc. RUcKER LUMBER
MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE, A. B. Dick
hand operated, excel. cond., cos
$205 new, will sell for $125 or bes
offer; also 1949 model Smith -Coron,
mas nSata0!s $50 tynsSri'ese ycsss Can usfs sns
MIXED FEED GRINDER. Lsta, No
go. complete with 6-inch belt; $3.50
Vienna 254-J. ~
M6rfeS % MSs0'y yfIse1fiuRE II r. PROPHECIES !I.s
ggEaENsEs' gaa z to sss s Pas @onsRs sHs' n.W Asi
for free catalogue. Free parking.
MOTORS Rewound, exch.: repair
IL1oo;1oo h;p" cxlTY a;e;-S;e; ,dos 5assi i4eh ts
MOVIE % eAMEEA. saaIE.,.1 -gR s-pn' ,.nss nsn So!
MOVING PICTURE CAMERA and &C
cessories-Bell q Howell FLING (:
camera with Taylor -Hobson Cook
20 MN. F:3.5 anastigmat Universe
focus lens: also. THO Telekini.
Anastigmat F:4 lens in focusini
mount, with pigskin case, togethel
with Bell b Howell Filmo protector
and case with crystal pearl beae
screen, 54x72 inches. Phone WO
2116 after 6 pm. -2o
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - Buy q
Jordan's, 18th, and G sts; NV, ant
save up to 40T >on popular instru.
ments; well-known STANDARD MAKES
ST. 94OO. JORDAN PIANO CO., cor
ner 18th and G sts. NV.
NAILS, $3.50 and UP per kes; nev
enamel paint, So per gallon. 2diH III:
Bladensburg I'd. me-, TN. 95oo
NATIONAL Ie CASH REG EEsrsTE;E: w.;s: sseoj se t
umn adding machine. Both 1o'
sszSSo;s ~ s s.s4' SssS sisasasSurs I'd: Las R;..
oFFicE EF ss' 'EouIP., desks. chairs, flss
safe, add. mach; reas. sun, CO
OFF, 4s25; WI R5 nSaI 'e clear
ance, large assmt. of desks (mosti:
walnuts), chairs, fling cabs, tables
| etc. Top agency proc, fecno, ~
new. First-come sale. Wholesal'
or retail. d. c. SURPLUS SALE15
COS Indiana ave. n.ws me- OH "
Evening star., 1949-08-28

tax. TENDLER's PAWNBRoKERs
SALES CO., 913 . st: NV. ME. $3.50;
BIOWEEs AND FANS. exhaust ana
iaAsaR ;R.1s1as IA az s.h .nd nv u'ss So
BOILER, American Red Jacket. No:
BOILER-National JasketeG JACK efn. tsSg gs,vss SO.
and Ind con Controls: s34b. KLoMPsAIR
SYSTEMS. VI. $500; ss 12S e.,
BOOKS-two-day estate h9uidstlon
newly ofiered. wide variety, &c tS ;'
bOc per book for quick sale; SmMall AZ
spseisl lot, 7bs sos each. p EsTAsTdd T srd
1es2 Hook ssndss sAlEs aad ls97 Mondsy y only Io
sGoRs, nSSR 70 50 10 rare are 18th and 1eth CEN
tury. -$35 OF best offer for all; rsa RAP.
sM0EeGRs1chd MEGk 1eiha Craft ss np pr.esleas
World Book Encyclopedia' ne new
BOOKCASES. sectional, Al eond. sol
ofhees. homes; To-Day; c9ii 9i 1913 1913
sooKCAsEs. modern African oas
nnish, g. 9 sessions' sT each sec. ss 5ssin
BOOKCASES made to order; aist s
sale: furniture repaired. 316 sti
sSssoiknkiTEErNa ssi knkiTEErNa MACH, sundstrand
Today co .H625: wk.. .1112 14th NV
BRICKI1, ,oo9@; @ goo prick aye syailsSiss sns IN N,
viii direct you TO the nearest site :;
xi6 Der 10. delivered In city In truck
load lots. Also $4,000 paving bricl
In perfect condition. Discount 7:
buysrs % 10000 q more. AGl AS
EIAL co.. 1902 MINI. ave. a,s
Hkicks.i face and common, one q ,
NA. Sss5. ALASKA COAL q BRIcI
MO KILLER. Amazing johnston
mo Roach" Sanitary coating XII
Pint $l.69; at. s2.ss. THE HEG.H'
nGfEp1NG MATERIALS Bsrssin
in building material. brick, lumber PEI
Hart and Grouse upright boiler. lge
size, Al eond, [,so. TEo frame n. heasssi S4ssi
pTsfs1ssis.sed make sss''Gas: ns farm slrs build
Isss: ,o5 SisnsssssSSaEks ssooSak 81 5sspsiFEx i2Es co s
,TSiisi1iSS 5Sss st MnAiifEEfzts nii AI ssigs gsr.Dzss
doors, windows and other misc. WI
seIl reas. AT. SS14. 1875 d nS;sa; nSa
BUILDING MATERIALS, ~ kindi
from many wrecked buildings IN
barraeks; GOOD used hard brick, n
per 1000; delivered, $16 per l.0Ut
t-beams, angle irons. relnforS,n
steel, cut to size. Save money: BY
Il used. dKNERAL WRNkiN'
CO. MI. 6l77. n II
Evening star., 1949-08-28

fore noon sun; anytime weekoays'
DRUM DRUM oUfffT, siinserlsnd, new:
o1mes1 on sale sis5. % RHTNERs ATM sGT MUSIC
pETM sT4SHT TABhf 7aa lash aaos, e. FEATHER fooled
sacrifice. 10. 2-4ss7 or no. ssse.
DuPL1cAToR. new. auto. feed;
pSnPlfeAfok, ng. g.Se 81 1,ant 1P,rainnt.o-M.tie. $3.50.
Week; PI. 1872. 1li2 .,,l', lath NV, .;,,
and ultra violet; both for SIS. d.
EIHSrREc iaS9 sE pF FAN 77Sa 7fSMae..inshouse, osit.
rug cushion, 11x15 f.; typswriter
stand, fire screen, etc. Call Wo.
EIsc. Rto' HoT-wAfER HEATER. 30
, ssl esgaci.yy;o az syo9 practically new; VS. 80.
EIEcrRTC III EM MIXER, pormeyer, prac-
tically new; cost $37 30; for quick
rIhsrsiS ials sasSs S@oroRs slso fans ssst and
BfsSt 81! IL i;if
EnnEScrR1c RANGE tolssOn,, auto.
| matlC, pCaukAuu eOtcs SOcV NSW
$500: sell immediately for 5000;
practically new, not now in use.
EIEcTRic liz I'll RANGE. or o GU. #. rfsr.
(both Westinghouse), sell or ex- (
s1anss fSr small piano; IE; I,;c2.t LIZ.
a-Day hot-water heater; elec; heated
chicken brooder. CAPACITY 100 chick
ems; pair elec; hair clippers; genuine
slltsater lady's hsnd9sg; siSa nS rssson-
ELEC: sTovE. fnll-sise Westinghouse.
excellent condition; cost 1920 new.
owner moving where stove Is FUR
nished. will sell for S95. Call Fair
ENGtYdGSrED1A, sst cISSlHE1A Americana. 1s4s
edition. PERI. cond., $500 or best
ofYer. EN-. 1853. 20
ENLARGER, S25; cond. like new. OR.
ESogGnIhpMENT. surplus at give-sxsy
prices. Freezer, good order, $1O0;
potato peeler, 70 70, 500; TOBACCO
planter, new. $75; 22-ft. nat trailer
with dolly, $500; Van 17-ft. SEMI
trailer. cost $500, $500; tractor
''Cleprac", crawler with winch. air
compressor, lge. generator. cost
| S12,60O; make offer; trade for
ditch-digging machine. OWNER, 81.
Esx1aausT s1a2 FAN. like new, nts openlnr
IS In. by 20 In; priced to sell. See
ct 719 whittier st. NV.
FAN, 10" osciliating, hoor fan; 4-slice
;Eos:sTsster' ;ren: 4.sa Az his;a a6ssa motor ssso'
Evening star., 1949-08-28
THE SUNDAY STAR
Asu,NcIoN D. C. SUNDAY, August 20, 1919
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.


BUILDINGS - Steel and aluminium;
farm and industrial buildings. sll
sizes. .dALONEY'S BUILDING co,
INC, 1925 Georgia ave., silver
Spring SH. 1880.
BUILDING ITEMS-Everything from
A to z. RuCKER LUMBER, 1320
Wilson blvd. Arlington, CH. O66O.
BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VIII sell at the lowest possible price
1000, 900 IT. OF seasoned lumber in
ali sizes, 100000 brick. 90 com
plete heating systems, complete
bathrooms, ali sizes of doors and
windows, steel beams: angls iron iron re- re-
a large selection of cabinets. Let US
fill your building material list and
save you money. We now have q
Ing materials. Special this week
only. sash, 25c and up; doors, 81
and up; flooring. suitable for sheath
ing or subnooring, SIS per m: ACE
WRECKING g. BUILDING MATE
RIAL CO, 4002 MINI. ave. ne.
RR1T -
Evening star., 1949-09-04
New Veterans Club 10 Hold
First Meeting in Fairfax

A constitution and bylaws will
be adopted and officers elected at
the initial meeting of a newly
formed overseas Veterans Commu-
nifty Club to be held at $50 pm.
Wednesday In the Fairfax Scout
House behind the county court
house
All town residents who have
served overseas in either World
War or at any other time have
been invited to join the group.
which is not affiliated with any
national organization.
Most members of the organizing
committee already belong to the
larger veterans groups. and the
new club will be purely local in
nature, according to a statement
from the group. All dues will be
used within the organization.
Some of the long-range purposes
for organization Of the club, be-
sides social and recreation aspects,
according to the statement, are
erection of a suitable war memo
rial" establishment of a commu-
nifty meeting place and a town
park.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

Somerset (Mass.) schoolgirl in
sists "any old day" would suit her,
but her handlers said she must
wait.
Two Egyptian would-be Chan
mel swimmers plan too start from
France at 2 am, British stand
ard time. tomorrow 90 pm.
Washington time. Saturday, +.
They are Abdel Moneim Abdu, Is,
Ministry of Education official, and
FANNY Attala, 40-year-old men,
ber of the Propaganda Staff.
Weather conditions tonight were
excellent after a blowy day with
choppy seas.
Jose Cortinas Of Cuba, who has
made two unsuccessful tries this
year, said in Calais today he had
borrowed enough money to permit
him to make a third attempt,
perhaps Monday. A clothing sales
man, he said he had borrowed
120. 900 francs ($35O from Calais
clothing merchant and this would
enable him to pay his hotel bill
and hire q boat. a
Evening star., 1949-09-04
| Saloon Smosher
Puts Realism
Into Pageant
BY the Associoted Press

KIOWA, Kans., Sept. Garry
Nation would have enjoyed herself
today.
1t was the 18th anniversary Of
Kiowa's founding. During the
celebration, a pageant depicting
the smashing of a Kiowa saloon
by Garry Nation, famed Kansas
temperance leader, was presented.
Playing the part Of the dry
crusader was Mrs. A. c. Collier,
about SO. AS every one expected.
she smashed a replica of the old
Lewis saloon just as Garry Nation
had wrecked the original, June 6,
1900.
What happened next was not
in the script.
Mrs. Collier marched across the
street and tossed a famous Nation
"sfnaSher"-sack = covered brick
through the plate glass window Of
the L. T. Helmley liquor store. one
of the towns two new legal liquor
establishments.
No action was taken against the
celebrations Garry Nation.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
paratrooper, Hurt in Jump,
Is Wed Incased in Cast
By the Associated Press

FORT BRAGG. N. c., Sept. s.
Corpl. Thomas w. Duley of
Groom, Md, is a married man
now, but the wedding wasn't quite
the way he'd planned it.
Corpl. Duley and Miss Audrey
Casey of Annapolis, Md, were to
have been married at a church
wedding yesterday. but the para
trooper injured his back in a
parachute jump here last Tues
day. So the ceremony was per-
formed yesterday in Fort Bragg
hospital ward by Chaplain Rich
ard Bell with the bridegroom en-
cased in a cast. Corpl. Duley will
have to wear the cast for two
months.
Corpl. Duley, 81, is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Duley. He is
graduate of Charlotte Hall Mill
tary Academy and has been in
the Army four years. according
to a cousin, James A. Duley, also
of Groom.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Portsmouth Moose Home
Swept by S50,000 Fire
BY the Assoeioted Press

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Sept. s.
Fire broke out in the home of
the Loyal Order of Moose here
today, causing damage unoficially
estimated at $4,000 in the three
story structure. The blaze started
in the basement and spread
quickly up through the walls.
Five persons were in the build
ing when the fire was discovered.
All escaped without injury.
Four engine companies and two
truck companies from the Ports
mouth Fire Department re-
sponded.
The Portsmouth Moose Lodge
No. 1898, owner of the building,
is preparing to erect a larger and
more modern home in the TOO
block of Court street. Ground
already was being cleared for the
new structure.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

ments in the sterling area. There
is considerable doubt as to whether
any substantial number of Ameri-
can investors are willing to put
their money into these areas under
present conditions.
6. Reduction of trade barriers
in other areas, especially in Europe.
American officials believe such
stimulation of trade would ease
the problem materially in the long
run, but action is up to the Euro
pean countries themselves.
7. Relaxation of anti-discrim-
inatory provisions of the 1916
British loan agreement to enable
the British to favor imports from
other countries over those from
the United States. This would
tie in with British efforts already
under way to cut their dollar i'm
ports.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Key Workers Souqht for Clinical Center at Bethesdo

A vast recruiting job already is
under way to attract key workers
of a 2,000-strong staff to man
Bethesda's proposed $4,000, 900
clinical center, now under con-
struction on the grounds of the
National Institute of Health.
Federal Security Administrator
Oscar r. Ewing, announcing new
details of the gigantic structure,
said last night the center's sights
will be trained primarily on the
long term chronic diseases which
"have become the Nations most
important health problems"
The History. air-conditioned
building, scheduled for completion
in July, 1852, will contain facili-
ties for about 500 patients, with
about twice the amount of patient
space allocated for laboratory
studies.
DR.. Jack Masur. director of the
center, said many workers already
at the Institutes will occupy space
tn the center, but that new re-
search workers. doctors and
nurses needed will come near the
1000 mark. Among key figures
already lined up for positions are
DR.. Russell Wilder, retiring pro-
fessor of medicine at the Mayo
Clinic, and DR.. James Shannon,
former research director at Gold
water Memorial Hospital in New
York City.
Patients to Be Hand Picked.
Only patients with a particular
type Of disease under study at the
center will be accepted.
The emphasis. DR.. Masur said,
will be placed on cancer, mental
health, heart diseases, dental re-
search. experimental biology and
medicine and microbiology. Special
institutes of the. Public Health
Service already are in operation
in Bethesda to deal with each Of
these categories.
For the first time, however, the
center will give doctors and re-
search workers the chance to team
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Political Truce in Britain
Durinq Dollar Talks Asked

LONDON. Sept. 3 (P.-A men,
Der Of the Labor government ap-
pealed to the Conservative Party
today for political truce until
the British American dollar talks
have ended.
Our representatives at Wash
ington must not be hampered by
political pickering at home,'' said
War Minister Emanuel Shinwell.
"They should receive every en-
couragement because the issues
are much wider than our political
differences would suggest.
"On the progress made at Wash
ington depends not only the future
of this country but maybe of Eu-
rope and the whole world. 1t may
mean all the difference between
peace and war.
That is why there must be no
stabbing in the back"
Evening star., 1949-09-04

feuding with Senator McCarthy's
campaign manager and wanted to
make their own arrangements for
his victory party here.
He said the Milwaukee men
went to Milton Poland, who sug-
gested. why don't you get ahold
of my good friend John Maragon. I"
Tells of Mccarthy Party.
Mr.. POLAND, a Milwaukee insur-
ance man, gave the testimony that
prompted Senator Mccarthy to
demand the perjury prosecution of
Mr.. Maragon. Mr.. POLAND said
he gave Mr.. Maragon cash and
checks amounting to more than
$1,000 to help Mr.. Polland's
nephew get molasses for his COM
pany which had been barred from
further purchases for a serious
rationing violation. This was the
case in which an Agriculture De-
partment official said Gen.
Vaughan threatened to get his
job" if the suspension were not
lifted.
Mr.. Maragon, speaking of the
Mccarthy party, said he made the
arrangements at the Old New
Orleans and even arranged to have
the restaurant give the woman
Senator Mccarthy. a bachelor,
escorted to the party $65 to re-
imburse her for a purse she lost
at the affair.
N. j. CASTOR. proprietor of the
restaurant, said he recalled the
party arranged by Mr.. Maragon.
He said between so and 70 persons
attended it and that the bill
amounted to between S400 and
$500.
Mr.. Maragon said Senator Nc
Carthy's friends came on special
train from Milwaukee and that
he arranged to get 80 rooms for
them at the Carlton Hotel when
space was difficult to acquire.
Reached in Milwaukee, Mr.. Pol
land first said he had no COM
ment. Then he said he did not
know anything about the party.
Finally he said, II don't remember
it. It was so far back" a
Evening star., 1949-09-04

nomic Cooperation on products
for which France Is cutting out
import quotas. These lists are be-
ing submitted by all members of
OEEC in line with American de-
mands for liberalization of trade.
The announcement said discus
sions are going on with other
OEEC members with view to
broadening the list. It added that
further relaxation of quotas can
be accomplished only if such
measures are reciprocal.
No list Of products was given un-
der the import quota elimination,
which covers imports only from
other Marshall Plan countries.