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Evening star., 1949-02-28

FEBRUARY a. 1919. at the Naval Hospital
Bethesda, Md. CLINTON JACKSON of
father OF Alice Beander, Blanche, Armeter,
Thomas and George Jackson and Annie
Holloway and brother of Clarence Jackson
also leaves other relatives and friends
Friends may call at the W. Ernest Jarvis
Funeral Church. l432 St; NV, after
ice$ "Wednesday. March 9. at 1890 pm.
at*Seneca Methodist Church. Seneca. Md,
tives and friends invited. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-07-30

received from the U. S. S. r., a
report on how to improve breed
ing methods.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
Barter Players Here

The Barter Players will present
the three-act comedy. THE Show
Off," at the Middleburg Commu-
nifty Center, at 8:15 pm. Tuesday.
This is the fourth of a series of
summer plays being sponsored by
the Community Center during
July and August.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
The "Biggest" Value in
CHEVY CHASE
$23,500

We bet you say this is the room
lest house you have ever seen in
Chevy Chase for the money.
True center-hall plan, 18 dining
room, 3 super bedrooms, 2 baths,
1st fl. lavatory; big basement
with built-in garage. It's only
two years old, and thoroughly
modern. on 60 wide lot, with
transportation at your door.
on western AUe. to the home.
Mr.. McCauley, CHI. 35H
Evening star., 1949-07-30

Another case of Rocky Noun
tain fever was reported this week,
the fifth in Loudoun County this
season. The victim Is Mary Jane
Roles, 4-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Roles of Arcoia
She has been patient in the Lou
doun Hospital for three days and
is reported by her physician, DR..
Charles D. Prather. to be lmprov-
ing with treatment OF the new
miracle drug, chloromycetin.
Evening star., 1949-07-30

nual yearling sale. starting August
8. Those who will send yearlings
are David N. Rust, William h.
Lipscomb. George c. Clarke, Mrs.
George L. Harrison, Marie Moore,
Taylor Hardin. Mrs. George P.
Greenhalgh and Gilpin's Kent
more Farm.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
Cornell Reelected.

J. Lynn Cornell, Purcellville,
was reelected president of the
Loudoun Golf and Country Club at
the annual meeting Of the Board
of Directors; j. Terry Hirst was
reelected vice president. and o. l..
limerick, ,secretary-treasurer.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
Methodists Begin Revival.

The Rev. George w. Ports, ST.,
Virginia Conference evangelist,
will be the preacher and song
leader at revival services, which
will start tomorrow in the Middle
burg Methodist Church and will
continue for two weeks.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
Rev. Galloway Speak

The Rev. Robert Galloway, pas
tor of Towson, Md. Presbyterian
Church, will be the speaker at the
union open-air services at 8 pm.
tomorrow on the courthouse lawn
in Leesburg, under the sponsor
ship of the Leesburg Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. Monroe Bush,
jr., local pastor, will be in charge.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
Michigan Park. Northeast
Near the Monastery
Sle,950

A group of really "well-built"
homes, near every conven-
ience; quiet and refined. Six
rooms, colored tile bath, 1st
fl. lavatory and End full bath
in basement. Three big bed
rooms, beautiful kitchen.
Lots 200 #. deep, fine for chill
dren and a real garden.
Take Michigan Are. NE. to Taylor st.
and bear right 2 blocks.
Mr.. Israel, RA. 1878
Evening star., 1949-07-30
Water Carnival Planned.

A water carnival, sponsored by
the Middleburg Community Gen.
ter, will be held at the pool at $3.50
pm. on Wednesday. There will be
contests and races. A short Skit,
Evening star., 1949-07-30
.Loudoun Delegates 7.7
Named 10 Attend All.
Conservation Camp
Special Dispatch 10 The stor

LEESBURGt Va, July 30
Frances Ritchie. Eleanor Costello.
Robert Carr and Frank Keesling
have been chosen Loudoun's dele
gates to attend the Al Conserva-
ton camp, which will be held at
Holiday Lake, in Appomattox
County, August 8 to August 13.
The selection was made from the
county's outstanding members by
the Honor Club.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
Live Conveniently
In Northwest Washington
Sl9,75O to S22.500

If you want to live in a good
neighborhood, yet be within one
square of school and transpOrta-
ton, and only IL minutes from
downtown, these are the homes
for you. Choice of design; 6
rooms, 2 or 21s baths, gas heat,
striking kitchens and guaran-
teed quality construction
throughout.
Take Macarthur Blpd. to Q St., turn right
one square to 18TH ST., left to Brewer Pl.
and left to the homes. or Reservoir Rd. 70
ForalI Rd., lett to Q st. and right to 45th
st.
IL A or o11<
Evening star., 1949-07-30
Yearlings Offered.

Forty-two thoroughbred year.
lings from this and surrounding
areas will be offered for sale at
Saratoga Springs during tie an
Evening star., 1949-07-30

stock in order to meet mounting
requirements, has turned to the
Soviet Union for help. Syria needs
more meat, milk products, wool
and hides. Experts say that she
Evening star., 1949-07-30
New Tick Fever Case.

entitled "A Day at the Beach, will
close the program.
Evening star., 1949-07-30

will be able to export livestock
products abroad if her t1ocks are
kept healthy and built up. 1t has
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
War Ilmal
Still MARKS
lIolln Valley

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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
eon0uy Bloc
Claims Control
legislature

HhMFA talF 81 lFNsl The
- hiu "a thc
asafe fe e. nepufiei a.
hH wsfflf enf strength
M maHHtiF "a the
~ tte hur af repre-
IS fhsa Is tne case.
fts Hsn he eKnFcieo
M called b.
N. nu o. the pufpeas
taw n provide thr
Hamal rusenue the
rane ts nEUtiefi
f tH8# l hennium
N nu fn thr rro-
l fhe hnae aaee been
rmnu rampaisn
mtafs ln an ei
~ frna ts tte economy
~ ifwr whn
ia a1ditaUnal taN
t Repre-
h DsaIa ai
~ a ffsits af Safa
n tham G.pf lend ul
tasf uu nev
t a sna Hatr taken
e. HHffaf fhH efiur ui
H ta ngfeasf taxes.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Greyhound
Lines Observes
Courtesy Drive

JACKSONVILLE. July ~
fFNSl -Fiorids Greyhound i.sf.
observed on July ~ and ~ q
svstsm wide courtesy and EFT
cteurv drive amone al employees
II the organization The purpose
Vas % fecus sperisl thought on
certain feature ~ operation mna
service safe driving. courtesy
and appearance we're aofas ~ the
important things hiEhliEhtsF in
the two dsv drive. by personal
contsri and eduC stional Bulletin
According o. = q Howe. pfe
sideni ~ Flnuda GREYHOUND
Linz. CourtsUus agents snd driv
efs ate alwsys efficient and. iu
addition the courteous driver B.
invariably TIE saie driver a
supervisor etsntsCted each en-
piuvee and detailed ohlectsves ~
the drive
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Good Guess

PITTSBURGH ~ ~ ana
Mr. Timoths Burns snd their
five children @fe enjoying new
ff00 teletIsIun set - hnms the .
davs hecsuse Burn a. Eoof
sIdewsk superlntendcni
When q local wrerktnE Cun
refn began fsung the old Huisi
ilenr, this spring 90 make wst
fur the new O. : steel Mellon
hank Building. passeTs- ht were
invited o. gtleee when tie sfts
would ~ leyelea Burn. = BuTe
eau ~ Internal Revenue aeent
stopped bt un has lunCh hom
anc dnv gave the project = car
~arv elsnre. and guessed eKacus
ughi
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
British Consul Calls
On City Manager Today

Adell NsN commando - the
kev We NavsI Be au8 Csp
tsfn Jsms A f.F'Ii trN m
% usudiuc office. uf kes Wt Ma
.sl Stalmn
Then ths uifitel. arc tue -
,sli ig-su Aruun Ntt# lnu
taIrmeH sud CIty Manager
~usidtnE a u.s htsli party sill
rIahshif he gwen fH fhs BRIT
i.asf st thr hes Wst pftfefs.
tlun
In, .u. fsI u.H v..I .s enter
lsmsH 90 tHe AIu,i Sssrres
FMJA sud elsewhere HuuuE
theIt tIHf trtt Ihs 1nts tIl
ieatr un August lith
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
3 Save Woman And
Drowning Rescuer

PRINCESS ANNE Nd When
Marguerite Shaley. a. ~ Laurel
Del fell fFon the end e = pier
Clarenre Sandy Webster. 16. 0i
punreks Anne diyed % after her.
sine eusiltnt Swim and shen she
riimhUi - Webster shouldefa.
he usni under Two nthrr men
Jaules Fafiuvr and Mvtuu eau
- o. ureui in sf}eI Ms Whsl
et hui Web-trf had dissppes'
81 A quiCk dive bs State Truup
~ r n FoNwell iorstef ham
After o. minute nt srtliicusl
fe piFatlon. Webster Vss reviv
~ and taken 90 hospital Ma
WhsieY Was MT hui
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
CRUISERS POISED AT
MIAMI FOR KEY WEST
RACING ON SATURDAY
There Will d. Am
Exhibition Sunday "a
2 PM; Ten Boats
Will start Here

All the cruisers age ready and
waiting a. Miami Zoe the hand.
cap rscc 10 Key West on Sasur
day. with an exhibition of Fse-
ing off County Bearh on Sunday.
a was announced today
Jsy Alleged. chairman II ths
Key wgsi committee handing
the affair. said today that ten
hoats are scheduled to rsou from
Miami 30 Key West. bat the pros-
poets II others that will eome In
later
Starting a. q m. Saturday
from Miami the cruisers will be
owned and operated By the Col.
lowing members of the River Rat
Club of Miami
Harry kalaba. Andy Albury
Jack Latham. Bud Lamont. Bill
Bundine. Charles plcspy, Clyde
pouier. Cieve J0hns0n. Poorest =
johnson and Bud Lopez ForText
johnson IA Comm0d0re NJ the NJ.
ami club
The entire Miafni group wiii tsT
entertained whlle here wilh q
supper Co be SERVED Saturday
evening After TIE Miami race the
cruisers will be berthed II Key
West Naval station
sunday the cruisers waIi be a..
sembled of ihe C0aniy neaeh lps
. flFsei evunis Thee A.. .nrissds
racing 0f various varieties There
wiil be prizes awarsied The ain
ncTS. The racers xfsouid arrive
here from ? 30 , 30 . m Sstur
day THE rarrs wili begin on sun
DAY ~ , D IN
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Coal Operators
Threaten To-
Close Mines
80 wiUphs,to


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
" Va July e southern coal
OPERATOR intimatcd toflay that
flars wuaflu ciuse thar mines 4
tol T. leWls. prsidcni of ths
Uultnd Coal Miner ~ Amrrica.
ruuiinurs Ca ufuse discussing the
rnal sliuatiun particularly the
thres day NuTkinE wcek
Thus saud that lcWls had h~"n
uuiliet o. attend 4 meeting call
ed luf YESTERDAY bIi thst b.
melthef replieei 90 ths nntiiltation
nu stsndrd enc mertIne
Anushsr runferenue hs beeu
raiirt fur turuurruv "a Biurf1eids
~ Va AMI ihe operator sid
thsi lf leaIs dues rot attend g.
tiirt ail tesl iufcsi 20 situi tsNu
thff mIns
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
BODY OF BLUE BABY"
TO ARRIVE LATE TO-DAY
OR EARLY TOMORROW
Parrnl- Come Here
Bs National AiTlines
Plane: Iuneral To
Gsr Held LATER

Ruiy ~ Anionia Muucs. Key
Wet -blue baby N.lto failed o.
survive 8 delirsir heart operation
veetnrdas IN Johns Hopkins ilos-
petal. Baltmorr. vsiu arrive ~
key Wet either late today ur
tuulurrus
Natiunai Aighnrs rCpcrted to-
dav that if the plane. srheduled
g. leave BALTIMORE tufiay wiih
tho body uf tire little sirl and her
parents. beat u Nas di,sIlIti'il 4 the
plane wuuid make connections IT
Miami wIth the Key Wet ar
plane thi aiiernunn
June % fuur wear old Anionia
and hrf uiuther flea o. BALTIMORE
There several DAYS later dDct0Ts
ai Johns ilupkins msde pfclim
mary OPERATION and then waited
until yesterday before periufin-
me the msrur inCislon
TIE little girls heart stopped
three times during the operation
and allo died ~ . ~ q fn. an hnur
and = half after being taken intu
thc operation rtH,m
News ai ihc funeral ui the lit
tic girl wiil he released after the
arrival 81 thc parents from BAL
timurp lnpeg Funeral Home will
L. tn charge uf arrangements
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Minister Who ElOped With
Ills l5-Year-Old Organist,
Shot To Death In Tampa
Girl's Father. polirr
Say. Admits Shouting; ;
Minister tad Bren
Relieved OF Passionate

TAMPA. July q Rev John
Lane. who recently ~lups-d vith
his lS-ycar uid orEanisi. was shut
and KILLED boiay when DE- iapred
his automobile - tfaffs, teht
Another car drrW up besific hls.
and five slsots ~err trot ~ hsm.
pulicr ssy that Ward Cofuelius
fsti1er of che rid wIth whm
Lane cluped admitted ihe hud
ing
Lane sfteT he ran ufi Wlth che
airl was dismissed frslm tls ~
cal ministerial Association emf
lust his pastor aic
Cornelius waa rppurted g. havu
hcen furiuus when he lrmur.i
sblui che elufNmeni and h8d
bcen Waiting fof chamre o. trap
Lane ~ was gwen fh' efsugc
fCnniinued On Page SIX
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Reception of Offi~srs
Aud Men Of inns
Snips. British v az
Nes-el. Planned

Pians Ga tree rerepf.un ~ tis
ufleria snd mem ID fu. Rut IS
vessel Snip- ehah ,hstuIsB
q" sul,e AHsu.f e st BE. wr.f
Naval Sfsti.u. sre .stuG tafss.b
trsitN
Arrival h,ft aiJ g. Tnaup Yu
Rufish CONSUL ~ %. .nslllr
Co. sso 90 ihr preliminary n.an
fur fhs reception auH entertain
ment of the uiibtfs sud men af
thc Snlpc . British Nat vessel
stepucd Up thr sFauErwHf.
Thompson rslisd tf wamug
upon tiv Manage Ralph ID
Spalding and tben msir u-f
81 Ke, Wesi NaRs Bass Tft-
afternoon Thompson IS schoauIr1
ca take OF bs aFpiars ia# Jafk
soneille baf ne expects io be-
turn here before she arrival f
the Snips
II g. expsctcd tfaf frf com
mandina officers ai tne Snipe
will be- received by Captain { &
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Mrs. Roosevelt
Replies To
Cardinal
Says She L. Neither
AniiAalholis Nor
Against Religion OF
Any Other Type


NEw YORK. July q Mrs
Franklin d Roosevelt today re-
piled to Francis Cardinal Spell
mans charge tha, she Is anti
Catholic" She asserted that she
Is neither anti Catholic nor anti
any other Fehgion
Mr. Roosevelt said she had no,
endorsed the Barden bill IN con
sTezS. against Wshlch Cardinal
Spellnan complained. she said
further she had not favored any
measure on the school question.
bui that she had maintained that
there should b. SEPARATION u
church and state as set forth in
the constitution
III taking that stand. she sta
ted that she had not specified pa
rssghlal schools or any other SEC
farlMn mcisonia. bot merely had
sad that the government shouln
not provide funds far ans private
- sectarian school As O. public
schools. she pointed out. children
Il any religious faith are permit
tod g. attend them
she said she had stated in her
column that Cardinal MindSeniy
shuuld b. gwen q FAIR trial. and
concluded that II no tifne has sire
opposed religion II ans faith. be
cause she always hss been fifsn
tssiiever IN freedom II rchgiuus
thuuGhi
Washington repuried today
that because 81 the feiiEiutgs dla
p,its that has been caused hv the
hili designed to ard erlue s'ion. the
hkelihupd D. that the hfll will not
he passed a. tins session Il con
gFessi
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
East Europe
Peasants Get
Visit To Russia

MOSrOW 80 T8afsauf
Tseaaaufs fFnm Eastern fufagas sH
cuuntgtsr have tHen sHtana tltf
SnvHsf tmiun sua isa ntnE ataHHf
Suvsst aeFtrultutr fH tnafaf.fs
thfss tshas'ians "a Fuit.h ueas
ants have niafle eHtsn Fhlfs
fo the soviet kTatuf
a Rmmautsn rsa snf teaeHa
tian ronaaiinE af mrF l1H Na
usanian peasant hs sls.asH
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q enllertlVr fsfmgs. sfaif fsfHs
maehtns ansi tlsftaf efaftnns am
uthst sutfet aEIHfsitu aI Fuisf
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tom A HuuGaftan ues.anf dsif
ratlan fereufls fant esHf sets s
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Tie fslsgafs. sft slFftfi hs
thsa village ta fufFseFi tns
village
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Pillings Will BE
Sunk By Charter
Boaimen Shortly

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atiun Is tFytng - fissi asassssssss -
ink ihs p.buEA 80 aaanl Hatlfm
recenaly rssrclaasea ffaan tas Nss
West N@vai staslsm
TIE miirss ass - - SRA
arfsfna tfaeif tssasa tn tsafr8assaa
nells off Roosevelt tesflevafa A.
useaeni ths iseat sle mffFif
floorea alumRsiae tHs rasaTFtR
wall. bat a. g~ffnaneni etufiB
TIE bastmreu aal pag &C. fiss
pllinga The Cty haa nn psgf aa
the conasfssgsssn tHasr ass 'asssisf
taken bY iff tnsiuien
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27


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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Fist Fights
In Paris Mark
Pact Debate

PARIS Jaiy 27-Thc Chamber
90 Deputies todav raufied thc
treaty TINT with the approval oi
thc senate. will mukc France q
usember ~ the North Atlantis
NMN&
Despite the large majority. sa8
a. iB7. ~ which the treaty was
approved. dtlpate on a resulted In
une uf the stnrniest sessions ever
held in the chamber FIST fights
hTuke cat "a variotls parts - the
chamber and delayed putting tho
QUESTION o. q yutC
TIE treaty muw goes o. the sg
nate for cunsider attun. and q was
SAID Il wlll b. approved
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
AiI-(aIler
Needs Aid

MAINDENHFAD Enr - Co
ina into "a telephone isuoth a. eall
an ambulance g. the scene nf an
automobile crash Dcuns Chlfurd
was injured when anutheF Car
came alona duiecd the tso cars
which we're wTeC ked and
smashcd into the uhune buth.
Chilufd had a. b. taken a. the
hospital in the subuianfo d. had
called. along With one victim
"a thr original accident
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Adopt School Budget Calling For
$777,772 For Next Fiscal Year
Board Votes To SeHd Budget To Saaie
Schooi Superintendent
For Ills ipproraI

TIE PussS sehssa B~as~a ssiav t esE - HvFFgsAsA
m. fsxa @ap1ma anmNm Cmumay
pehlie Insifasiien . mNeans ksla Fesaus4as.
so@Fa saapss rssnusem ssma wt ha9f @tssN
SupeFnsndsnl u pahaN InAssnnam Thama Maa8 - -
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27

Icy West fluridu. hos use
mnma aqmnk1s elimnf@ In tho
examarY. MI On 0weFugo
smve "a cniy lt' FahEsnhsii
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Departure Ordered.

Nothing came Of those charges
at the time, and the assumption
here then was that they were too
transparently ridiculous for even
the Communists to press.
After MIR. Wards release from
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Detective Scores in First Case
Since Hit-Run Injury Year Ago

Scott was accused as one Of two
beer drinking companions who
took 50 from John Conley, %.
colored, Of 1881 Seventeenth street
NV. after fracturing his jaw and
cutting his lip. He was held for
the grand jury in $4,000 bond
while police sought the second
man.
Detective Bailey suffered null
tiple fractures of the right leg
when a car struck him on Mount
Vernon Memorial highway October
81. 1948. In the hospital six
months. he underwent three major
operations. Finally he returned to
duty as robbery squad desk man;
but was forced to wear a brace for
several months.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

then second and third ballots are
provided.
Some FAC sources conceded the
delegates may become so begged
down in tomorrow's proceedings,
they will finally vote to put of
the question Of a permanent head
quarters for another year 1t
would mark the third delay in as
many years.
Meanwhile, Commi sion i
studying world food problems
voted yesterday to turn over to a
donation subcommitte for study
and recommendations the contro-
versial proposal for an Interna-
tional Commodity Clearing House
or world food bank. The working
group is composed of delegates
from Australia, Canada. Cuba
France, India. the Netherlands,
Great Britain. Uruguay. the United
States and New Zealand.
It's members were directed to re-
port on possible notifications of
the clearing house idea and to ex-
plore all possibilities of devising
short-term measures to deal with
food surpluses. The United States
is opposed to the proposal.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

The groups national affairs
platform criticized particularly
Mr.. Rankin's backing of the huge
veterans bonus program defeated
in Congress last spring.
The AVG said in another part
of the platform that the resigna-
ton Of David E. Lilienthal as
chairman of the Atomic Energy
Commission was "the inevitable
result of continual character as
sassination and abuse by irrespon-
sible politicians 1t praised MIR.
Lilienthal for "selfless devotion to
the highest standards OF public
service"
The AVG reaffirmed its support
of the National Housing program.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

Jail this week. the State Depart
ment instructed him to depart
from Mukden forthwith" with his
entire staff. He later reported he
had been unable to learn anything
about transportation arrange
ments.
Besides Mr.. Ward and Mr.
Stokes. there are eight americans
on the Mukden staff. They are
Vice Consul Fred Hubbard. 35. OF
Edgemont, S. Dak.:: Clerks Mary
E. Braden. %. Of Dysart. La; FL
den B. Erickson, 30. of concordia
Kans.: Jack c. Feigal, 20, Of Pine
Island, Mimi: Walter S. Norman
rs, Of Sealy. Texas; Hugo S. Pic
ard. 81. of Fall River. Mass.
Ralph c. Rehberg, 30. Of Rocn-
ester. N. Y, and Mechanic Shire
Tatsumi, so. Of Seattle. Wash.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
House Group Delays
Investigation Of UEW
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

The House Committee on Un-
American Activities has decided to
wait until next Thursday to re-
open it's investigation of the
United Electrical Workers Union.
The session originally was set for
Tuesday.
The union recently was elected
from the CIO on grounds it is
Communist-dominated.
Lined up as witnesses are Ju-
Illus Emspak. secretary-treasurer
and James Matles, national Or
ganizing director. While the COM
mittee has received testimony in
the past that they have Commu-
mist connections, they signed Ma
tional Labor Relations Board afti-
davits saying they are not Reds.
India's soccer team is playing
it's way" to Brazil for a world
tournament next June.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
ave Asks Custer Of Rankin
From Veterans Committee
" the Assoeiotsd Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-The Amer
ican Veterans Committee called
today for the custer of Represen-
tative Rankin Democrat of Mis-
sissippi1. as chairman of the
House Veterans Affairs Commit
tee.
The AVG, in its fourth annual
convention, declared Representa-
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Stokes
by fhs Assoeiefsd Press
Continued From First Page.)

sumes that the spying charges
mentioned in the Stokes seizure
ARE the same fantastic charges
made by the Chinese Communists
last June about a big American
espionage ring operating in Man.
churia. These charges were de-
MED at the time.
Mr.. Stokes, a native Of Hart
ford, Conn, served in the Army
for three years during World War
II. He was discharged as a cap
tain In 1916 and Immediately
entered the Foreign Service. His
first assignment abroad was to
Mukden in December, 1916. He
married there, his wife leaving
for Staten Island before the Com