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knee; #. IL in; cost 1925; best
offer. 1904 14th st. NV. GE. 1920. .
and supplies-Fresh
Tubifex, white and micro worms.
Healthy tropicals, beautiful plants
and tanks. We build our own and
use the best materials to assure
long, leak-proof life for your tanks.
We rebuild leaky tanks. so bring us
yours II you have one Happy New
Year. and we wish to express our
appreciation to our friends and Gus
portion Of live food If brought to US
before Jan. 7th. MINIATURE TROP-
1CAL AQUARIUM, 1907 14th st.
N w TIA R211
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923 G ST. NV, MA. 8157
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
BEDROOM

The Sample Bargain store Of Wash.
BEDROOM
DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us,
As WE GUARANTEE YoU, SAY; SAY;
fAnsE fAMEE Maple Lo9k Ssa essE at
sTfs5S ST SresssE aoE aPa 9,aT4h seaSne
hogany double bed. chest and
dresser and mirror, was 1888. so,
chests. from S21 80 up; solid NAH.
double bed, double dresser and
mirror and chest. was S425, now
$262 so; 3-piece solid cherry set,
S329 80. now $214. so; fine NAH.
and maple beds In all sizes, were
S29 80, now $3.50; all guaran-
teed; $50 so inner-spring mattresses.
now $50 so; 3-piece ermine oak bed
room set, was S269 so, now S169 so.
to mention. Open Thursday till 8
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV. EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
girls, green, perfect con-
Apt: sosi CO. .SS Ssas. ssin0n' ST. NV
SO. GE. 41S9. ~ ''
and pocket tables and sup.
plies. tennis tables and accessories
poker taeles; CONN BILLIARD B.
B3wI5ff: 11' 81 4sTq ssTYppIS co. BIO 9th st,
by SO, Spencer, in
excellent condition. S125. ow. 9495.
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AUTO SEAT COVERS

Only s9.95 for $50 Plastic Coated
Covers; beautifully tailored to fit
4-door sedans. coaches and club
coupes, incl. most 40 and 80
models BURR HEISHMAN'S. 1903
Lee hwy. -Arl.. Va, CH. 0024; Seven
Corners Falls Ch;. FA. 2177; 10th
and N. Irving. Arl., Va, OW. 7442.
BABY CARRIAGE, practically new:
cost $50; will sell for $50. Phone
B2BY 3b 1y2R1AG 1cyx2kRR1AGE, Welsh new oSa cond.,
very reasonable. WO. S0S4.
BABY CRIB, lounging chair: reas.
BHBy-TESDA. TEND high chair. new; 1oS
discount disscao6uent on original price q Ii.
BASS VOL, symphony. German nat
fack' he IN, n excellent na sondition. $3.50
shss1Nf4rE s Nfa boLL1gTEE 5odd gae4Sess and lin.
irish msil, mai S. ssrFlase "a. 51ss. aa'ef 81 Sl0
BATHTUBs. built in. s25; new and
used plumbing fixtures. BLOCKS.
3056 N st. NV NO. 1903.
BATHTUBS. new. used. built in, legs;
SINKS; basins. toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO. 2237 Ga. ave. DE. 5670.
HsHi cai E;1llias EE;G1lliaway gaoS double size; SIS.
BEDS. AfislHs HoilsveSSSd.S SSsS' twin size. eSb box
springs. matching hair mat. customs
built; slightly used; will sacarifice.
RER. ES.. 5sss, 5asSs|Isywaod, $50; felt mattress. ss
BED. roll-away, 3 IT. wide, with mat
5Tsss: soss: good condition; $40. DI.
BED, maple. with springs, serta mat
tress and cover; practically new:
S45 Call GIL. 2762
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ACCOUNTANT - Books started, part
time, daily or weekly. Small buSi-
ness a speciality; income tax serv-
ices. Ii 4-5750 3
DUPLICATING SERVICE. Your letter
head printed for as little as $3.50
per 1000. DI. 2201. DI. 2202. IS
AM A GENERAL CONTRACTOR
And am accepting complete con-
tracts at present prices for any con-
struction. remodeling or moderniZ
ing on your home. / also will supply
storm windows, roofing. siding, heat
ing plants. I will advise on hnanc-
EDGAR KEEFER. RA. 429S.
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DINING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us.
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU saw
sas sxMpL2 1F cEosED6rs LIE D6 so9 Look 90 NEW AT
THESE BARGAINS: Nah. or maple
dfnette table with leaf and 4 chairs,
was $50. now SAT so; finest quail
tty blond nah. table. china and
credenza buffet and 8 chairs. was
2-pedestal Duncan Phyfe ext. table.
4 chairs and china cabinet, now
$194 so; fine nah. corner cabinet,
was. 500, so, now $74 so; finest
quality extension 2-pedestal Duncan
Phyfe drop-leaf table. now only
$50 80. Many more bargains too
numerous to mention. Open Thurs
day till 8 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV. EX. 6742
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GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th ST. NV. EX. 6742

LUMBER = Hardwoods for cabinet
@sPIss gRP5Srn afh MF OAK eo and sdo, wslnut eann
ave-, Chevy Chase. Md OIL. 5525.
LUMBER AND MlLLWORK-Every-
thing from A to e. RUCKER LUM-
BER 1920 Wilson blvd. JA. Abba.
twin beds. inner
spring, Stearns & Foster make. fine
cond; range. Robert Shaw. over
heat control, 4 burners, book of in.
structions; porcelain sink. 3 IT..
in. long. Wo. 5000. Apt. TIA. be-
MEAT CASE. 6 it.. with refrigeration
unit; cash registers; Coca-Cola cool
er; scales; other items; reasonable.
705 11th st. s.e., Ii. 4-92S6. q
MOTORS. 1/10O to 100 h.p and re-
duction gear: 6-440 volts: rewound
exch CARTY 1908 14th NO O224
MOTORS, 1/6 to rs h.p.; u h.p..
$3.50, proper. savings. GICHNER,
2513 M st. NV, EX. 1927.
Revere magazine load, case. Q mags
Kodachrome. 750-watt Ampro. prof. i.
spare bulb: S175, EN-. 1852.
MOVIE OUTFIT. S-mm.. fine quality
postwar Revere turret, never used
750-watt Keystone ss<oXctor, cases
like new; S140. EN-. 1887.
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POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS

RING NECK PHEASANT and Mallard
ducks Vienna BOB. II
ONE WEEK SPECIAL-Quality chicks,
Barred Rocks, New Hampshires or
Hamp-Rock crosses, S4.75 per 100;
name second choice; heavy assorted,
81 Leghorn pullets, S14.95; postage
collect. GEM POULTRY. 1903 Berks
15o NEW 1HAMapsHiRE R.o.P. pullets,
10 months old. S1.75 each or 225
chickens for S325; must sell i'm
mediately. OIL. 65SS.
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COATS AND SUITS

GOATS AND SUITS
Ladies before you look elsewhere.
shop our cloth department. where
you will nnd outstanding onerof-a-
mann's, Julliard and many other
fine fabrics. See our fur-lined top
pers that were made to sell for S279.
now only S95 Save SSSS and effort
Budget terms. layaway. Get the
finest at BASKIN FURS, corner
sth and G SITS. NV.
COMBINATION DOORS, storm sash,
windows, bldg. materials. AMMAN
DALE LUMBER CO.. JE. 1924;
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY!
Everything for colorl Free instruc-
tions by experts. BRENNER. o33
Pennsylvania ave. NV.
CRIB with mattress; also matching
chest with hanger space, Edison
make, painted white. CO. 205O.
-6l
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Bedroom suites. nah, maple, wal,
mod; blond sets, ,S59-Sl98. Holly
wood units, complete, S49-S69. Beds,
tlsssas. tSnests. dhressers h1,ss box springs, mat
furniture at warehouse).
BOTH OPEN SUN. 1875
DAWSON FURNITURE CO.. 1434 Pa.
ave. Sc. Ii. 4-35ss. WAREHousE.. E.
rear. 4107 MINI. ave. ne. VI. 1887.
GAS CONVERSION BURNERS. new,
WsssTSEzR5 9Ssa Saz5 sYa sp lnstalled St JOHN g
GAS RANGES. used; winter sale: from
go GO snce g9ar' 1919 JOHN 1Soo q WEBSTER y
GAS RANGE. Wedsewood, tabf,
dition; SD WI. 0'5i ss5e. ea'ei'en' con-
GAS RANGES. ike new. white porce.
sss ,aa.sor' BAyREAb aRs sYps Sbrs ssS
GAS as RANGE. Ii a:T: 4a-in. tabletop Detroi.
Jewel; fully insulated with oven con-
troll, S35. MR.. JONES. 10. 10000;
Gxs ssss' RnNSR and sgn'' AXIS Ax so1o; ,.,.
sond'. no oven VEN cont Control sleAh, prieed rfssi
cSs go RaN0GEEse T0 Ese ,s sall Me MI o9ob
sa luxe : ringer i Eo yasasE asas se6. 1898 asfh
GAS RANGE, Detroit Star; excel.
GAS eNsd RANGES yeIg reasSnanls sIsa ST. aS
Ga ave-. De. $500. '''' ~"
GAS STOVE, excel. cond., S35: gas
refgr.; servel. mech. peri. S25; also
asss sTcPef ss9 ri Ks1els = 80
Yes year carry siei ieos S'14 i4s fePs5s NJ os4 9sn
GOLF CLUBS. beginners 7 clubs and
ssH bag 81 SO; p spalding anns matched. sl4'
HEATER. Bryant. floor model. for
bottled gas. heats rms. thermo-
sstaitically controlled; excellent CON
eresd eifi9p Vssf csl AL isssSn' $685. reasonably
MAKE ef.er eASi vi hssi Ss67. ise' Wa-sIpe MY
HEATERS AND STOVES
New, used. gas. oil. coal. wood. cleo.
ACME STOVE. 1011 9TH. Ma sa52
HEATERS AND STOVES
NaE sisa sis isa5 on to- doa NJ H00a a4fs fls'
HOSPITAL BED
s25. Ex. 3527 25l3 NJ st. NV
HOSPITAL BED, complete. including
side rails. $50. EN-. 1877. %
ICE SKATES, 500 pairs. ali sizes. all
types; Not sold singly. Call Art Kass,
NSTTERee1aoMMUNlcArroN vi SYSTEM.
qike new; S25 plus installation.
1RoNER. Roi EH.0i ABc de luxe: s1eo; almost
new. OW. .7171. 81
IRRONER; Thor eladiron. good cond.;
32-ft. extension; SEQ. 17I7, r st.
tripod. 500; SH. 9464. 81 ,
LIGHT IPI PLANTS; II llo-volt &C; ars and
Sc SfsS aS1s ss;10s Il st sn' nR RurDHsxs Gx
LiSoTYrE So CUTLER HAMMER, con-
trol box and panel. l.5Oo watts;
phass good cond Phone Vienna SO.
dition; solid mahog. bureau, mahog.
bookcase, antique table. Ii. 4-9722
LIVING RM. SUITE, Q pieces. blue
frieze, wood trimmed. slip covers;
LIv. RM. SUITE, sofa and 2 chairs.
slip covers. in good .cond.; sos or
best offer. JE. 3-gSS4.
knuckle ; arm; $50. IA. 1926.
The Sample BARGAIN Store of Wash.
LIVING ROOM
DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US.
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU saw
INGS OF l0n TO 500 ON NEW
THESE BARGAINS: Fine double
studio couch in lovely fabrics, was
$40 90, now S56.75; solid maple or
modern sofa-bed. was S99.50, now
$50 so; 3-piece modern sofa covered
in finest boucle. was $3.50 so. now
$179 so; nah. 7-drawer kneehole
desk. was $3.50. now $50 so; fine
maple secretary desk. was $40 so,
now $40 so; fine nah. maple or
walnut and also blond oak and
NAH end tables, now from SS.40 up.
large selection. Many more bargains
too numerous to mention. Open
Thursday till 9 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV. EX. 6742
4 TTNTREp 10 rduooJe for cabin of
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Bedroom-New and Used
PRE-INVENTORY SALE
Bedroom suites. NAH, maple, wal.
and blond modern sets. S59-S19S;
chests. dressers, S19-$49; new Holly
$50; box springs, mattresses, beds,
headboards, dressing tables. Also
living rooms. studios, sofabeds,
dinettes. tables. lamps, knee-hole
desks. household misc.
OPEN SUNDAY 1875
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DAWSON FTTNNTITT1PT co.
Warehouse rear h1fT -finn. ave. ne.
VI. 1887.
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FURS

Spend your Christmas money wisely.
Invest in quality furs and take ad-
vantage OF our overbuying; savings
UP to 500 mink to mouton. coats
scarfs Jackets and capes. Special
discount to military personnel; lay
awav plan; budget terms.
BASKIN FURS
71Q @ Street N w
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FURN. NEW AND USED
pPE~TNUENT cArr

! Simmons Hidabed. sample. SI49;
10. sofa beds, assorted colors and fab
RIGS, $59-$69 10 plastic chairs,
Sl295-S29; studio couches. $40
$50; % dinettes. wood, porcelain,
Formica. $19.95-$69; 33 unfin.
$S9--$159. Lounge, occasional chairs
platform rockers, lamps. tables. mir.
rors, knee-hole desks, bookcases.
Dining tables, chairs, china closets.
Bedroom suites. nah, maple, wal,
mod: blond sets, S59-S198. Holly
chests. dressers. box SPRINGS, mat
tresses. household misc. bedroom
furniture at warehouse).
BOTH OPEN SUN. 1915
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WORK BENCHES. solid oak; clear
ance; benches, 4 IT,, regularly SO .95.
now $7.95; 8 #, regularly S12.95,
now 9.95; unassembied. MILL-TO-
YOU CO., $3.50 Marlboro pike Sc.
10. S-2919 or 10. S-S656.
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MISCELLANEOUS wANTED

ADD. MACH. typewriters, calc., cash
reg. of. equip. any kind; top price.
Dl. 1372. co. 1925 Ewes, sunday,
ANTIoUES-Furniture. bric- a-brac,
china. glassware, rugs. silverware,
paintings: highest cash prices paid.
Sadi MURRAY tStarbecker). ia.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY WANTED
THE HOUSE -OF-GIFTS
] 43S Wis Ave. NW NO n2nn
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China, furniture, silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. ANY guam.
tlty Call Louis Segal. CH. 1898:
eyes EN- R1Rh
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

For land clearing, grading and exca
vating: For free estimate. cal
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE, hall carpet
runners. DU. 1894. Call before
1890 am, after 7 pm. 81
ANTIQUES-Sea chest, pine: brass
lantern, pattern glass. rose medal
lion teapot in wicker basket. MI.
1899.
ANTIQUE CHESTS. washstands, desks.
tables. secretary. misc. old glass.
Evening star., 1950-12-31

FUR COATS, SAMPLES
Pre-Xmas Specials, $25 Up
KAY'S FUR SHOP
726 11th ST. NV, ST. 1044
FUR SCARFS
Minks. martens. kolinsky, sables,
foxes. many others. from SIS to 500;
out OF pawn; many other bargains
in capes and coats.
ROSSLYN LOAN co.
CH. $500.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
TRUNKS & LUGGAGE
Packing Trunks
In Every Size
At Popular Prices
c. o. D. Phone orders.
PROMPTLY DeliYnred
D. G. TRADING POST
Ala 9th NV. ST. 9522

with all accessories, size
36; worn only once; $40. AP. 2646.
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MOVIE PROJECTORS

Cameras, films, screens, splicers, ETC.;
top brands; easiest terms: bargains:
trade-ins: one-year guarantee: guide
free BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave.
NV Park free RE 2434.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
Texans Voting Today
In Democrat Primary
By the Asseeiatad Press

DALLAS, July 22.-War-con-
scious Texans voted today.
Fighting in Korea helped divert
interest from already-dull cam
paigns. But Congressional con-
tests and some local races built
up public attention.
Fewer than a millien ballots
were expected from 1.6 million
qualified voters. Voting booths
opened at z am. and were to close
at z pm. (CST).
Only in the 1948 Presidential
year have there been so many
qualified. In 1948 the voting po-
tential was 2,251,391.
Victory today in the Democratic
primary-or in the second primary
August 26 if run-offs are neces-
sary-is tantamount to election in
Democratic Texas.
Gov. Allan Shivers ended his
campaign for reelection with a
6-minute speech at his home town
of Woodville.
Case March, Gov. Shivers' most
active opponent, spoke at an out
door rally in Fort Worth last
night.
Thirteen of 81 House members
are opposed. At least four of the
others have well-organized and
financed opponents.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
U. 5. Loss Of Taejon
No Defeat, Army Says
BY the Assoeioted Press

An Army brief1ng officer sale
today the American loss of Taejor
was unfortunate but he would not
call it a defeat.
The officer made the statement
to reporters when questioned
about correspondents dispatch
from Korea. The dispatch de-
scribed the loss of Taejon as the
most humiliating and costly de-
feat suffered by American troops
in the Korean conflict.
Anytime we have to withdraw,
we don't like it" the Army Of
ficer said. LAS far as Taejon is
concerned. it was just another
step in a delaying action.
From a psychological viewpoint
1t was unfortunate that we
couldn't hold at Taejon. But
from the tactical viewpoint, we
had to fall back on stronger
ground.
"I wouldn't call it a defeat. II
was one of the developments tc
be expected.
1.-THE terrible part about de.
laying action is the loss of wound
ed and equipment.
"cYet it has been done with great
skill and courage under very try.
ing difficulties"
The officer expressed belief thai
within a short time I'VE can sta.
bilize that situation"
Evening star., 1950-07-22
Korea Fighters Wives
Get Rent Rise Notices
BY the Associated Press

SPOKANE, July 22.-Notices Of
eviction or rent increases have
been handed to wives and families
of at least six Spokane Air Force
Base Flyers who were ordered to
the Pacific, Mayor Arthur Meehan
says.
The Mayor said the complaints
reached his Office during the last
few days and added:
"If they continue to come in at
this rate I'll recommend that rent
control be put back into effect" :"
Spokane rents were decontrolled
year ago.
The Mayor didn't mention any
names but said one expectant
mother was given a 30-day evic-
ton notice. The Mayor said the
woman called police when the
landlord insisted. on bringing
prospective buyers to the house
at all hours.
An undisclosed number of BIS
Superforts from the Spokane base
were ordered to advanced Pacific
fields in early July. They started
leaving here July 4. A week later
they participated in the first stra-
tegic mass bombing attack on a
North Korean target.
Six crewmen have been listed
officially as missing in action"
Evening star., 1950-07-22
Tanks From Cadillac Plant
May Be Year Away
By the A.seeia,ed Press

CLEVELAND, July 22.-It may
be 8 to IL months before Cadillac
starts building tanks at the Fisher
bomber plant near Cleveland Air
port.
That was the word from Col
David j. Crawford, commander
Of the Detroit Arsenal, last night
He said negotiations for the con-
tract still were going on.
Charles E. Wilson, president o1
General Motors, of which Cadillac
is a division, said the transmits
Sions for the tanks would be made
at GINS Allison division in In
dianapolis.
No announcement of the type OF
vehicle to be produced was made
but sources in Detroit said it may
be a new 28-ton light tank which
recently was described by the
Army as sensational"
During World War II, the Fisher
bomber plant turned out sections
of B-29 bombers. It was built at a
cost of $50 million and has about
100000 feet of floor space.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
China Reds Shell Isle Near Annoy;
Yanks Consolidate DefenseL Lines
South Of Taeion as Foe Reqroups
Attack Indicates
PIun to Invade
Blockade Base
By the Assoeiatsd Pres,

TAIPEI, Formosa, July o.
Chinese Communists began shell.
ing Quemoy Island, off the main.
land port of Annoy, tonight in evi-
dent preparation for an assault
on the Nationalist blockade base.
The Nationalist Defense Min
istry said the Reds had assembled
some 1900 craft for an apparent
attack on the island.
This would be the first action
of the Chinese war since President
Truman requested the Nationalist
to halt operations against the
mainland.
Quemoy is garrisoned by Ma
tionalist troops under able Gen.
Hu Lien.
Earlier, the Langlish language
China News said today the Chi
nese Reds still are preparing few
erishly to attack Formosa.
"The security of the island
should not be overestimated nor
too much reliance put on United
States Navy support" it warned
However, shippers of ships
steaming between Hong Kong and
Keelung on North Formosa re-
ported a steady movement of Chi
nese Communist craft northward
from east coast ports. Observers
said this indicated the Reds hac
abandoned for a time their plans
to invade Formosa.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
BY the Associated Press

OTTAWA, July 22.-The Cana
dian Navy said today it's intelli-
gence branch received reports
several days ago that a strange
submarine, possibly Russian, had
been seen off Canada's east coast.
A naval spokesman said the re-
ports are being investigated.
, He indicated that immediate
checks with Washington and Lon
don showed no American or Brit
ish subs would have been in Grand
Banks area where Newfoundland
fishermen reported they had seen
the craft emerge.
He was commenting on press
reports from st. Johns of the
fisherman's report. He said the
Navy received the same sort of
report several days ago and "is
investigating
Technically. he said, it would be
Evening star., 1950-07-22
|Conodion Navy Probing Report
|Of Soviet Sub Off Eust Coust

quite possible Tor a Russian sub
marine to reach those waters.
Legally, there would be nothing
Canada or any other nation could
do about it so long as the sub
stayed outside the three-mile
limit. Outside that limit the
waters are international.
The sub would only transgress
Canada's boundaries if it came in
side the three mile limit without
asking Canada's permission. That
would be an unfriendly act, liable
to be met with military response.
The official said he could not
disclose what steps the Navy has
taken to investigate. He did say,
however, that no Navy ship has
been dispatched to the area where
the sub was reported.
One obvious step would be a
thorough check by naval officers
(See SUBMARINES. Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1950-07-22
BY the Associated Press

BRUSSELS, Belgium, July o.
King Leopold III came home from
exile today and Immediately called
on all Belgians to avoid further
bitter struggle. The nation ha.
been split by his insistence on re-
turning to the throne he left 1C
years ago after surrendering tc
the NaZis.
Less than five hours after Leo
pold landed on Belgian soil. the
two main opposition parties-the
Socialists and the Liberals-de-
manded that he abdicate. But in
his radio address to the nation a
short time later, the King gave
no indication as to whether he in
tends to quit in favor of his son
Evening star., 1950-07-22

Americans escaped in those final
hectic hours and who stayed be-
hind. 1t may take longer to as
semble a full and coherent story
of the f1ght-a sort of miniature
Manila where houses became
fortresses and alleys were full of
danger.
Frontline dispatches said today
more than 200 Americans have
struggled back to their lines.
They crossed the rugged noun
tains for miles afoot, slipping out
of the battered town after the
main escape roads had been
blocked.
The 34th Regiment, with artil.
lery support. was in and north
of Taejon when a Red division
attacked. The assault was like
the four other major ones against
the Americans powerful anC
fanatic pressure from the front
co-ordinated with the outflank.
ing and infiltration movement o1
wel-armed and trained foot SOL
diers.
| The Americans, who started
Evening star., 1950-07-22
Fair and Cool Week End
Predicted for Capital

A cool and pleasant week end
devoid of showers-is in prospect
for Washington, according to the
Weather Bureau.
Today should be mostly sunny,
the forecaster said, with the tenn
Iperatures climbing to about 82
Fair weather tonight, with low
of about IS, also is expected.
Tomorrow's forecast calls for
some cloudiness with the ther-
mometer again reaching the mid
die 80s. Yesterdays top was r.
at 1850 pm, with a low Of 65 at
$40 am.
Evening star., 1950-07-22

non-divisional elements of the Ma
tional Guard as well as Reserve
elements, the contemplated call by
the Air Force will not apply to the
Air National Guard, officials said
The Navy and Marine Corps pre-
viously issued calls for $4,000 Re-
serves. The Army has not dis
closed the number it expects to
draw from it's 932 ,O00-man pool OF
National Guard and Reserve
strength. But it plans to take
units smaller than divisions and
give the men 80 days notice.
There are about $4,000 Ma.
tional Guardsman and GOO, 900 Re.
servists available to the Army
Spokesman explained that only
supporting" units are likely tc
be called and will not be taker
from any division.
ID. C. Guard Plans Unknown.
Some of the non-diviSional ele.
ments of the District Nationa
Guard of 1000 men, now finish.
ing summer training at Fort Miles
Del, may be affected by the Army
action. Pentagon authorities
would not say what District units
if any, would be called.
The first Washington group OF
reserviSts to receive mobilization
orders was the 5th Infantry Bat
talon of the Marine Corps Re-
serve. The 500 officers and men
were ordered yesterday to report
at Camp Lejeune, N. c., about
July 81 for active duty.
Draft activities in the Washing
ton area were comparatively quiet
today, but examiners prepared for
the arrival of the Districts first
SO men to be examined Monday
at the Arlington Farms center.
Physical and mental examinations
there last Wednesday, Thursday
and yesterday were given to men
sent from local boards in nearby
Maryland.
Results of the first three days
(See RESERVE, Page A-4O
Evening star., 1950-07-22
France to LegoIize Sole
Of U. S. Cigarettes
Rv the Associoied Press

PARIS. July 22.-Oficial quar-
ters said today that American
cigarettes will be placed on legal
sale toward the end of August.
This news heralded a blow to one
Of the country's Oldest and most
f1ourishing black markets.
officials made this statement
in disclosing that 140 tons OF
American cigarettes have just peer
landed at LIE Havre for the state
tobacco monopoly. It is estimated
that two or three weeks will be
required to supply all tobacco
shops.