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Evening star., 1950-09-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMObILE '46 7S' Sedanette;
sse sspDsa %hy with pay YdT.5 Ws Gsys; sys
pasmts n .ss auFo inSP %hoIssALERs: VII Lasy Xfls
173I Bladensburg. -
OLDSMoBILE 1886, 49,; beautiful
dan; $2.495. 81. 022S. Ia
OLDSMoBILE 1897 4-dr sedan "6n:
$75. ARROW SIGNS, rear 424 4th
oLpsMoBTLE '4is: 1885 convertible; aS
radio. heater; good condition; $500
or nearest offer Phone OR. 6445,
Sunday; Ho. 1910, Ext. 65, week
oID5sMoBILE 1850 "ss" Holiday
s S2;se5, Ph; IN so5a; Il.
5ssa Spy. Why a pay n0Es5 Ia5sAIsls Ms deliver si
paymts. AUTo WHoLEsALERs,
1731 Biadensburg.
OLDS 1949 Model "76'' sedan; COM
Sey 9so CASH sauoSyS owNEs s.fsI ST. $685. $685. e15
OLDS '4s 6s de luxe conv.; low mile
age, top mechanical cond.. new tires
and battery; $1,650. Lo. 5-2s37.
oLDs 1910 club convertible; excep-
tionaliy good condition with every
reason 10 expect continued reliable
and rubber; r. and h.; plastic seat
covers; o. K. in every way; $3.50
Obs Sr sess te4S 4eF dr GL 1894 4se4' Hydra syss Is
h: sacrifice, $1,000: pvt. owner.
1924 18th st. NV, NO. 41l3. --l3
oLDS AZ 5-paSsenger 3-door sedan;
light gray; motor, white Sidewalk
tires, brakes, steering, etc, replaced;
radS,t,an radio and heater excel lines and M
oLDs '4e "se" sedanette; r. and h;
15 mi. on new motor; spotless cond.
thronghout; beautiful 2-tons green
ei6R eoUNrf9 y Se5 M6ToRs. tssmS ssss 8WN %s ave-
NV. OR. O1O0 til 10. Ia
oLDs AZ '6' conv.; r. and h, Hy-
dra., new top: excel: conc: through
out: 81 l.195. JET MOTOR SALES.
5Ncf 56sas s725 Nichols ave. Sc. 20.
oLDs az "es". 4-door; r. and h,
Hydra. custom covers. stone nm
ish, very low mileage; ! owner;
$1,395. JET MOTOR SALES, INC.
2725 Nichols ave. Sc, 10. 2-o336.
oLDs 1947 "e6" convertible; new
top and tires: Hydra-Matic: r. and
h; every other extra; private owner;
Obs Il i71; ie4s sM l-dr ds7s Sedan 7e" excel.
derfui buy at S9s5. AP. 1925, III
and Hydra-Matic; very low mileage;
TOR SALES, INC, 2725 Nichols ave.
Sc, 10. 2-0336. liz
OLDS I947 (S) club coupe; radio,
heater, Hydra-Matic; excel. conds see
it and compare; no better value
anywhere; S1.145: terms. HOYLE
MoToR No 9FoS SALES 1s46 Que st. NV
oI6s s' rs "ss" sedanette: loaded
with wit eauipment, yer very low milsags; 1,nag;
SALES, INC. 2725 Nichols ave. Sc,
OLDS 1871 4-dr.; Hydra-Matic. r.
and h., new motor; S325, $25 down.
DUNN MOTORS, 2410 Bladensburg
Obs '4s de. luxe 7s" 4-door; i' r.
and h., Hydra, custom covers, g
tone finish, w.S.w.: very low mileage:.
owner: ST 1895. JET MOTOR
SALES, INC. 2725 Nichols ave. Sc,
oLDs al 60 2-dr.. excel. cond., S3e5,
POHANKA SERVICE. INC, 1140
Goth st. NV, Elk. S307.
POHANKA SERVICE. INC. lao
goth st; nv. Elk. 1907.
OLDS AT "9S" de luxe club sedan:
Hdra;. r. and b.; 81 .345: PoHANKA
SERVICE. INC, 1140 Goth st. NV,
Ex. 1907.
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OUTSTANDING VALUES

All advertisements efferins
automobiles for sole must in.
cIude actual selling price Of cor.
Evening star., 1950-09-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1947 Special de luxe
sedan, black finish; r. h.. excel.
motor and tires, very clean interior;
81 .0g5 cash. trade OF. 1925 down.
y WOLFE % E9 NOTICES Gsas 18th and ,s < sts.
PLYHMo6TTH 4lSs lSts Al a-dr. sedan: r.
and h; $500 or best offer. Between
PLYMOUTH. '4S 4-door Special de
WV ss't orlsIasl hssIsa swnsi sss' sf'fss sHzfSs5ss
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr. sedan; 8 miles;
T. and h.: Special de luxe; new car
gguadrsntee; mara 24 mes oo to pa Bay "a cash:
throagS s Il our f Bank At s ZEE less anre insurs
ance. UN. 4040. 4724 Rhode Island
PLYMoUTH 40 4-dr. special de luxe;
1900 mi; heater; SLAB. PTi-
rIYaodTRs Ta9ss rHRsa fss. sH $2ss fss, 1885, also
Pontiacs and chevrolets. ali models.
one.ownsr cars, priced from $895
to $1.595; best quality. merchan;
disc available, We sell. finance and
payments. WARREN SANDERS.
dee me- d PIade1s6nrs asaaqs rd' and NJ 1s =. ave-
PLYMOUTH 1s47 Special de luxe q
door; heater, custom covers; low
mileage; owner; like new in every
sAGEs NC. '2sS sss5 Nichols aa ave- MoioN scr.
10. 2-0336. --17
PLYMOUTH '4s 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h., ex. cab; peri. mech. cond.. beau
tiful gray finish: 1896 or best over.
Terms. 81. 624S. -1S
PLYMOUTH 1883 business coupe; in
good condition; private owner; $I35.
pLYMoTTH SsH HH5z is4s aye 1dr r." very Sy elssn
$4,000 miles; factory leather. air
parfltims ta1i; ssooae g. Is asfS s-s71s,
PiYMoUtTH 1s4s e-door; good con-
tion;. $395 or terms: private owner.
PLYMoUTH AZ club coupe Special
de luxe: excel. cond.; $1.O50; fully
equip OW. 5636. after $40. --16
PLYMOUTH 40 2-dr. sedan; good
condition; exceptionally good tires;
SzELL h2a no IiSeats SealsFs 5s7So Ss Ezt MA'oE r
24O9, between o8ao and 1880 hours.
PLYMOUTH Al 2-door sedan, With
,46 motor, lust completely over
! haHled; vI.d;,S; $346; "a. 34o9: oL13
condition; 81. 800: Sss5 down on
ave. Alexandra, re. e7o4. Ii5
PONTIAC 1910 6-cyl; Al cond.:
must must ) sell; I = s4bo. Call RA. 1920
Pontiac "A, 4s "s" 4-door; fSlly
s1.o45' JET MOTOR OH SALES. iIEsrEhSe., fSc.,
2726 Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 2-Q336.
PONTIAC 1s4s 4-dr. streamliner.
like new; r. and h., door locks; 49,
500 actual miles; one-owner car.
81 .5a5, GIL; 1864. IA
equipped. $1.oe7. Why pay morei
We deliver with less than B dn.
Easy wkly. paymts. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1881 Bladensburg.
equipped with Hydramatic drive.
ST 1872. Why pay more? We deliver
with less than u dn. Easy wkly.
paymts. AUTO WHOLESALERS.
1871 BladensburR.
PONTIAC 194S convertible; HYDRA
Matte; new top; mechanically peri.
fully equipped; S1,400 ia. 4647,
between 5 and pm. Ia
PONTIAC 1946 Sedanette: radio and
heater. seat covers, above average
condition; 81 ,045 KIRK MOTORS,
IA. $500, 1000 Ga. ave. NV. --I3
PONTIAC 1949 8 cyl. 4-dr: HYDRA
Matte, r. and h, slip covers and
other extras; S1,950. Call after s
PONTIAC 1915 "s'' de luxe sedan
cite: fully equipped; pvt. owner;
S995. LO. 5-9S7S, 14s
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L O S T
TAxIcAB FOR RENT

NEW AND USED CABS for rent or
sale: low down payment. See
HERMAN WAND. American Cab Co,
2337 Champlain st. NV. DU. 5000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Sg1;s'x;, " .ss ssst covers; si's5o. Fh9ns;
Obs, p1Tchased AZ. 4-door 'ss":
srsrs and fa,.Issn hi puncture,prqqt ,7t., tubes
paint Job. royal blue; used car
sale. si.s1o. REYNoIps, Id 11fH TE. e74s. sasa
PACKARD 1850 "135" de luxe sedan,
COMPANY OFFICIAL CAR. ULTRA
matte trans, heater. defroster and
car guar; list price, $2,767 s5.
Ike this. Sale price. SS.495; long
term, low1rats financing now. CAP
IpIOL pcL MOTOR Co., Silver Spring
Silver Spring. Md. sH. 5000. -l5
PACKARD 120 80 club coupe; good
condition; $500. Sligo 6430. LA
PACKARD '48 small economical g.
cylinder sedan; +. and h., and de-
condition: guaranteed sale price,
in9 now cAPITo oyeate MDTof sns.1s ro
deorsis ave-. s'isi sii. sprs sm Ma Ma 7Y5 7Y5l
PLYMOUTH '4s 4-dr.; beautiful
green finlsh; excel. cond. through
out; special sale price, $995; terms.
TOW TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS.
0S'o WIS., ave- NV Or o1oo TN tn TO-
PLYMOUTH aEs1c q e. 4,ar;: dr. plastic seat
Al mech. cond;; s.: :995. sa35 On,
GGuarsntesd GSlxs,nt 3D., oIs ROYAL MOTORS.
GhTysisFl GlW: Td' lPlyaSssh s4sst 10 Kennedy st.
PLYMouTH II business coupe; /
ROYAL MoToRs. chrysier-Piym-
outh, 15 Kennedy st. NV. Tu.
PLYMOUTH az convertible; excel
lent condition; / owner; radio.
heater; be. Sos6 or best of1er. EN-.
PLYMoUTH 1s47 Special de luxe
NJ MqTok & SALES 'i3; is45 as' que st, p.E.. "
PLYMOUTH y @ 1927 4-dr;: excel; cond;:
1905 weekdays; sun. wi. 5s5i
PLYMOUTH .4s station wagon; fine
condition: 1895 or best offer. Week
Gays dSso6 GE. 6161; Sun. and ewes. Ju.
PLYMOUTH 1888 coupe; looks good
runs good, new battery; must sell
TO-DAY Sls5. Sligo 4759.. liz
PLYMOUTH 194s convertible coupe;
ments. scHLEGEL g. GOLDEN
PLYMOUTH '46 Special de luxe A.
DIR. sedan; r. and h.; seat covers:
excellent condition, $1,095. 21l6
Wilson blvd, GIL. 27S3. Ia
PLYMOUTH 194S black 4-dr. Spe-
cial de luxe sedan; T. and h.. $4,000
actual miles; this car is like new
and will satisfy the most discrim-
mating buyer. $1,395 or best offer.
WI, 1913. after 6 pm. --I5
PLYMOUTH 1947 Special de luxe
. club coupe? Here is the one
for youl $1.095: terms. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES, 1345 Que st. NV.
DU. 5000. -l5
PLYMOUTH '4s de luxe convertible
r.. and h.; lighter: S1.4O0. or best
offer. Ex. 7040, 9-5.
Evening star., 1950-09-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE.

PONTIAC 1s4s de luxe station
ror and backing lights; i owner:
$l.7s5. save $500; sale price, ST. sos.
Long-term. low-rate financing now.
CAPITOL MOTOR CO.. Silver Spring
yer Spring, Nd. sH. 1904. is
lined sedanette;; r. and h., $4,000
mi; car and all equip. excel. cond.
new tires; S1,595. OWNER, WO.
PoNTiAc AZ ,4s ch,eftain sedan;
$l,692: Why pay, more? We deliver
with less than " dn; Easy wkly.
Paassnn'isl Pasn sladsnsbS01g. a1b0 WHOLESALERS
equipped. S1.097. why pay moreP
We deliver with less than q On.
Easy wkly; paymts. AUTO WHOLE
Ps6INsTeIiHce' Ps6IsTeIie' 1916 & a-dr.. uss secyL: blue. r.
and h, excellent motor, low mileage;
! owner; $1,000 or best offer. .OV.
PSoSSTfIAc SSSf .1s4e convertible: cash:
Sd5o' So3e o fns s7da tsks over balance ss 81
PONTIAC 1871 S-dr. sedan; r. and
cal cond.: S400 or best offer buys
this car today. VI. 1914.
PONTIAC 1946 convertible; r, h.
cond. See it, drive 1t, buy it; 81, 1875
:$S395;, dn;; guaranteed. ROYAL MO
nedy st, NV. TU. 243S. -12
PONTIACs, '46s, AIS. Ass: also
Cheyrolets and Plymouths. al mod
ssox els ones9wnsr me. cars, cars, priced from
ehsndise available Nv We sell. finance
and insure you, al! in one package;
no second Liens iSss iwtnsnM s1S5 doEn
N. Z. ave. ne. Ii. 4-43l3. -15
vertible; used as Demonstration; fully
equipped. low mileage; save. over
pay. oW. 772S. -i2
ISTUDEBAKER al 4-door Regal de
cond.; SLAB. OIL. 2639.' is
STUDEBAKER '49 Champion conv.;
T. and h.. o.d.; 1900 actual mi.
szLG 81 1as GSesr Sc 5 sh0sR Nehos sGT .vs MOTOR
sT1DEBARRiR iTT1EEU1sHi az Champion 4-door; a
FbranSnan;;. and h; o'Si' oSs c.; sxcel sCnd;
"a SALES, ssoIsS ING. @7@6 Nichols ave. &C..
sTUDEBARER 1888 4-dr. sedan;
good tires, dependable transp; $50.
HO. 9252. -12
STUDEBAKER 1947 black Comm and
er Regal de luxe coupe; r. and h.;
low mileage; excel. cond.; under used
car, guarantee; no dealers; 81 ,297.
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 4-dr. sedan
Champion Regal de luxe; oVd., r. and
h.; new motor installed March 1,
1850: excel. cond. throughout; only
$1.195: easy terms and trade.
SCHLEGEL Il GOLDEN, 265 Carroll
sTUDEBAKER 1913 1919 Regal de luxe
convertible: excellent condition:
$1,725. Call IA. S-6712. la
Evening star., 1950-09-12
TRUCK VALUES
TRUCKS
e Ford Bypass. bus, peri.
CENTRAL MOTOR co,

CENTRAL MOTOR co.
GMc TRUCK DEALER
5000 Lee hwy, Arl., Va. GA. 1000,
Other truck bargains, Army; parts
at our Alex. plant, 1901 Oronoco
St. OV. 1900.
OUTSTANDING VALUES
'4s Ford, F-6, new ,1e5
'4s Chev., -2-ton, 12-ft. fat 995
~ z z Ford' 2-ton' 1;cit;n 12Jft; fiat 7ds
'46 Brockway, 21s-ton 175 w.b. $50
'A6 Intl., KS, short w.b.- 395
MALONEY'S, INC.
e126 Ga. Ave-. Silver Spring. Nd.
IA
Evening star., 1950-09-12
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CROSLEY 1947; In very good cond.
1892 Kennedy st. NV. .-12
CHEVROLET 194s sedan delivery;
+ and h.; Ss95, S1e5 down. 10.
FORD ;46 1a-ton panel; excellent
mechanical condition; priced at only
S595. CHERNER MOTOR CO., 17Sl
cTUDEBAKER AZ 1a-ton pickup;
good condition; specially priced at
only S695. CHERNER MOTOR CO.,
1881 Florida ave. NV. Ho. 5000.
lis
DODGE 1e47 1-ton pickup truck
low mileages Al mechanical condi-
ton; guaranteed; sale price. S695;
long-te low rate financing now;
CAPITOL MOTOR CO.. Packard
Dealer. SH. 1904. 7911 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring Md -16
Evening star., 1950-09-12

car in perfect cond.: S795; can
handle With h.d9t no down gn, psymsnt ay Hatno on
NASH ASH AlsFandnlo n model TE "sGo saS4 sedan
equipped. s7e7. Why pay morea We
efit %kIy. ps paymts. tsss 'l5I A9To W WHOLE. -
sALERs, 1871 Bladensburg, 80
transp.: $500 or best offer. 3717
43rd ave. Cottage City. Md. UN. 4 A.
NASH 1850 Super 2-door Statesman;
S.400 actual miles; sacrifice, 81 sos.
NASH ~ 4-dr: sedan; sacrifee, Ko,
NASH '49 Amb. 4-door; loaded with
equipment very low miles mileage; enc en-
NC a725 Nichols ave. Sc. 20.
NASH ~ model 1900" sedan:
equipped. $797. Why pay more? We
afyer %fy p.th pagms less tatH a6ro vi RHonE 5sfy
oIbsMoB1LE AEEESi E"l ~ AoseufE ass" 4-dr.; r.,
h., Hydra-Matic drive, 2-tone m
Il iSh ao5 This sSsE fsF is an in eSssl 9Gas
ROYAL i;Yg1, EoToRs, m chrysier.Piym- td@PisTa:
outh, 15 Kennedy st. NV, TU.
oLDsMoBILE 1850 "as" sedan; r.
and h.; very low mileage; Naval
officer ordered overseas: $2,700 OF
best offer. Call Annapolis S-1220.
-15
oLDSMoBILE AZ (es) 4-door sedan.
completely equipped; fine condition;
ssrlsass p.m' Tzl 9znes s4es. sl'a46' Call If i1tsr
OLDSMOBILE 40 4-door sedan. IL
owner; Hydra Matte, T. and h.; excel.
cond.: sacrifice for cash, $495. GE.
OLDSMOBILE 1949 "9S" Rocket de
luxe sedan: nile green: r. and h.,
Wv. tires, Hydra-Matic, custom
satin covers;a very low mileage;
guar; $2,195 cash, trade or terms.
WOLFE MOTORS, 18th and X Sts.
oLDSMoBILE SO 4-dr. sedan: this
little car is clean throughout; can
be bought on approved credit with
as little as S25 down; $296 full
price, UN. 4040, 4724 Rhode
oIDsMoBffLE 1e4s custom-built;
push-button windows. rocket engine,
white wall tires, excel Aondition,
r and h.. gray finish: $2,195. OW.
0277. Ia
Evening star., 1950-03-25

Rolling into it's final week, the
1850 Metropolitan Red Cross cam
paign has reached a total of $751;
819, or II per cent of the $l,O39,-
900 quota.
The latest figures were an
nounced at the seventh general
report luncheon in the Chamber
of Commerce Building yesterday.
Randolph G. Bishop, campaign
director told the workers:
"Today's figures are $4,000 over
the amount received on the same
report day last year, which is very
encouraging to everyone"
Behind Last Year.
He added, however, the overall
report of this campaign, as COM
pared to the 1949 drive at a COM
parable point, indicates yesterdays S
figures are $4,000 gifts and $4,000
behind last years.
Daniel w. Bell, drive chairman,
urged campaigners to work harder
in the coming week to put the
drive over the top by Friday"
Reports of campaign divisions
made yesterday, in order of per-
centage are:
Residential Division, 1913 gifts
amounting to $66,663, or 83 per
cent of quota: City Division, 5000
gifts for $32,035, or 81 per cent;
Alexandria division, 3,346 gifts for
IS15,634 or 81 per cent; Arlington
County, 6.908 gifts for $19,122,
or "a per cent; General Business
division, 29,47O gifts for $211 1896,
or II per cent; Government di-
vision, 117,181 gifts for $343,43O,
or II per cent.
Report From Counties.
Prince Georges County, 1897
gifts for $12,125, or SIS per cent;
Montgomery County, 1926 gifts
for S16,498, or 80 per cent; Fair
FAX County, 3,048 gifts for $7,611,
or 80 per cent, and the booth
division. which opened yesterday,
2o9 gifts for $1.136. of 16 per cent
Of $1,000 quota.
The next report meeting will
be held at 1890 pm. Tuesday
and will be designated Public
Relations Day"
Mrs. Peter Miller. editor of The
Washington Times Herald, will be
the guest speaker.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
ed Cross Fund Drive ID. T.. Civic Federation
oils Into Final Week Praises Police for
With 71q6 Raised Curbing Rowdyism

The Federation of Civic Associ-
ations last night asked Washing
ton police to keep up the good
work they have done in curbing
Irowdyism around certain Negro
schools.
Police Supt. Robert j. Barrett
last month assigned four colored
policemen to work with the juve-
nile bureau in checking reports of
IroWdyism, drinking, robberies and
other incidents around schools.
A letter from DR.. Garnet C. Will
kinson. first assistant superin-
Itendent in charge of colored
schools. stating that there has
been a decided improvement"
since the special squad began
work, was read at the federation
meeting in the District Building
The group then asked that the
detail continue work for the rest
of this school year.
The federation commended Maj
Barrett for his cooperation and
efforts in combating the rowdyism
a subject in which the civic group
has taken keen interest in recent
months.
In another action the fedora
ton indorsed campaign to get
Negro office workers hired by serv-
ice organizations, such as the elec-
trio, gas, telephone and transit
companies.
The federation also voted oppo-
sition to bills pending in the House
which would permit the District
Commissioners to appoint a re-
tired policeman to the boxing
commission and would permit the
retired officer to collect both box
ing commission pay and retire
ment pay.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
Mass in St. Matthews
To Honor Knute Rockne

A special mass in memory of the
10Th anniversary of the death of
Knute K. Rockne, famous Notre
Dame football coach, will be held
at 9 am. tomorrow in ST. Mat
theW's Cathedral.
The mass will be attended by
the Notre Dame Club of Washing
ton, which will hold a memorial
mass breakfast after the service at
10 am. in the Carlton Hotel.
Speakers at the breakfast will be
the Rev. Vincent J. McCauley, Su-
perior of the Holy Cross Foreign
Mission Seminary, and Arthur j.
Dutch Bergman, radio sports
commentator.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
O'Connor to Be Honore
By Red Cross Board

Basil O'Connor. former presi-
dent of the American Red Cross,
was to be honored by the organi-
zations board of governors this
afternoon in a ceremony at Red
Cross headquarters, Seventeenth
and D streets NV.
A portrait of Mr.. O'Connor will
be presented to his wife. who then
will give it to the Red Cross to be
hung in the building with other
former heads of the organization.
The portrait is by Alfred JON
niaux, who was commissioned to
do the painting by the board of
governors. It was intended to be
a personal gift to Mrs. O'Connor
the Red Cross announment of the
ceremony said. She, however, de-
cided to present it to the Red
Cross.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
ID. c. Man Dies of Burns
In Home EXPLOSION Fire

Thomas Frederick, SO, colored,
$40 F street S.W., died yesterday
in Casualty Hospital as result of
burns suffered in an explosion and
fire in his home February Is.
Alberta Madison, IS, colored, 318
Broad court S.W., died the day of
the fire from burns received when
she threw gasoline on a fire in
Mr.. Frederick's home. mistaking
it for kerosene.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
Scrap Metal Buying Down

Purchased iron and steel scrap
consumption in the United States
totaled 2l,250,000 gross tons in
1949, 81 per cent less than the
1948 total.
Evening star., 1950-03-25

Columbia ranks first among
South American countries in the
production of gold.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Survivor Annuity 10 Cover
Retired Federal Workers

President Truman today signed
the bill giving survivorship an
nuity benefits to the spouses of
125,000 Federal workers who are
now retired.
The new law gives annuitants
and their dependents the same
privileges that present Federal
employees will receive on retire.
ment.
Under the new law Federal an
nuitantS may designate their
spouses to receive a survivorship
annuity on their death. The
amount would be one-half the
annuity received by the retired
employe-the amount not to ex-
ceed 5000.
These annuitants waived the
survivorship annuity benefits sew
eral years ago when Congress
enacted the liberalized Civil Serv-
ice Retirement Act, in order to
secure an increase in annuities
They could not receive both ben
ef1ts under the previous law.
The new law also grants an
nuity increases to those retired
employees who accepted the sur
vivorship annuity benefits several
years ago and waived an annuity
increase.
Evening star., 1950-07-06

get into my house and they tried
again Monday night.
eve made repeated complaints
to the police and they told us we'd
better arm ourselves. So we did.
Last night they tried to get
into the home of Mrs. Frances
Anderson (4505 Sigsbee road and
she fired five shots with a o.
caliber rifle. The men ran away"
The aroused neighborhood sprang
into action. Men and women
poured out Of the houses and be-
fore long they had rounded up the
men. Police arrived soon and the
four were placed under arrest.
Police Chief Charles M. Orme
said he would investigate the re-
port that police advised a general
arming Of the community. He said
it would be foolish" for a police
man to give such advice.
The arrested men were listed as
William r. Hauptman, TOO block
OF Dale drive, Silver Spring: Jo-
seph j. Olcniki, 5000 block of
Clarendon road, Bethesda; Charles
F. Clark, 100 block of Franklin
avenue. Silver Spring, and Donald
M. Heller, jr.. 200 block of East
Wayne avenue, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1950-07-06

Lambert said the Reds had cap
tured Pyongtaek and nosed into
Chonan, IA miles farther down
the road.
The Tokyo headquarters did not
confirm this, but said tank-sup-
ported Communist infantry was
in the area 81 miles south OF
Seoul and eight miles south OF
Suwon. It said general invader
reinforcement with troops and
artillery was underway.
A possible Red enveloping move
ment was shaping UP along the
East Coast. The communique said
North Korean amphibious beach
heads were expanding from
Utchin, on the coast. 1876 miles
southeast Of Seoul. They were
tanning out southwestward.
The main immediate threat to
the defense, however. was on the
front almost due south of Seoul.
Withdrawal Acknowledged.
Withdrawal of American troops
for "regrouping and reorganiza-
tion" after co-ordinated invader
infantry and tank assaults on
American positions was acknowl-
edged by the communique.
An American field headquar-
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Armed Viers Mill Housewives
Hell p Capture Four ProwIers

Housewives armed with pistols
and rifles early today helped cap
ture four young men they sus-
pected of trying to break into
houses of viers Mill Village in re-
cent weeks.
The men were rounded up in the
4500 block of Sigsbee road after
one of the women had fred five
shots from a .22-caliber rifle. The
men were charged at Silver Spring
police headquarters with disor-
derly conduct.
Montgomery County police said
none of the men was armed and
no other charges could be placed.
Residents of Viers Mill said
prowlers had been around the
community for at least two weeks.
Many OF the women became
frightened because their husbands
work nights.
"a gang of four or five men
has been riding around at night in
a car and trying to break into our
homes" said Mrs. Mary Schulz,
4513 Sigsbee road.
About 10 days ago they tried to
Evening star., 1950-07-06
u. 5. Navy Expected
To Step Up Attack on
Red Korean Sea Lane,
Officers at American Bose
In Jopun See Need for
More Ships and Men
BY the Associated Press

A UNITED STATES NAVAL
BASE. Japan, July 6.-American
naval forces will be called on in
creasingly to cut North Korean
seaborne supply lines. authorita-
tive sources here predict.
Some seagoing officers say more
ships and men are needed. One
officer summed it up. this way:
We've got a boy-sized force to
do man-sized job"
American and Allied naval
forces have had two main assign
ments: Hit enemy forces ashore
and afioat and cover the transfer
OF American troops to Korea from
Japan.
IL Enemy Craft Destroyed.
Several Navy men express the
opinion that cutting off the North's
sea lines of supply will be hitting
the enemy where it hurts the
most.
A force commanded by Rear
Admiral ]. c. Higgins. which re-
Gently put in at this base, de-
stroyed at least seven North Ko-
rean trawlers and five torpedo
boats with gunfire.
The enemy supply vessels had
put in at an East Korean port
which the Reds had seized early
in the war.
Shortly after. Admiral Higgins
force was attacked by six North
Korean topedo boats. Five were
destroyed before they could re-
lease their torpedoes. The sixth
escaped but didn't fire.
43 Of Foe Believed Killed.
An American cruiser brought
five North Korean survivors of
that action to this base. They
were one officer and four enlisted
men.
It was estimated 4s of the enemy
were killed.
The five pow's have been sent
to South Korea.
A witness of the engagement,
Marine Capt. C. F. Hamlin of
Asheville, N. c., said he heard a
terrific explosion two or three
hours after the supply vessels were
shelled. He said Americans spec
ulated the supply vessels carried
ammunition or that fires ashore
had spread to an ammunition
dump.
Capt. Hamlin said the explosion
was felt aboard his ship several
miles at sea.
He said the cruiser and other
American ships had been bom-
harding railway and highway
bridges.