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XMAS SPECIAL,

You will be grateful when you inspect
this outstanding property; prewar,
custom built Of the very. fnest
cious liv. .rm. with firepl., formal
din. rm.. lge.. equip. kit, rear scr.
porch, desirable bedrm. and FULL
tiled bath on 1st a.; 2 bedrms. and
tile bath up; g.. full bsmti With rser.
located in close-in Arlington, Just
OF Washington blvd, on q large
level, 75-ft. frontage. fenced lot.
studded with ancient oaks; imme-
diate sales price. $22, $50. substan-
tial cash required.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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BRICK RAMBLER

BRICK RAMBLER
On very .lge. lot, lge. rms, all on
] floor: 20x16 liv. rm. with flrepl.
and huilt-in bookcases. Guest-sized
din. rm., all-elec. kit, 8 very gener-
Gus hedrms., ige. bsmt. with outside
trust. $4,000 at AZ. Full price,
$22, 500.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
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RATTLE AROUND

In this spacious Lyon Village home
redecorated inside and out. Thi:
stately residence contains king.
size living room, dining room
kitchen. " bath, pantry on drst
floor; on the second floor are 4
excellent bedrooms and full tilt
bath; stairway to large expansible
or storage attic; this fine established
transportation, schools and shopping
81 900 cash will handle, balance ir
one trust. Priced at S22.5o0.
LURIA BROS.
Open It'll 8.
$500 Wilson Blvd. Owens $500
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-N.W.
COIORED

COLORADO AVE. NV.
Beautiful large stone residence in this
very desireable location. PRICED
Low FOR TODAY'S MARKET,
GOOD FINANCING. Suitable for
large family. doctor. or dentist. For
information and inspection phone
Mr.. Fox or Mr.. Richards,
JAMES L. DIXON co.
1922 18th st. NV, ST. 1900
Evenings, eH. 5257
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COLORED

800 BLK. e ST. NE.
brick home: 6 rms, bath. Colonial
front porch, full basmt. with gas
h.-wh.; convenient to shopping and
transp. Excellent terms to suitable
purchaser. SURETY REALTY CO.,
AID 0b31 It'll q "a
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$1O,750
Bunsalow. liv. rm.. 2 bedrms., bath,
dfnette, kit. storage attic, bsmt
gas heat, storm windows, furniture
Low down payment. Conv. location
near Wheaton.
$4,000
Semidet. brick, full bsmt. large liv.
rm,, dinette. kit. 2 bedrms.,. tile
bath, fenced yard, storm windows.
Near Wheaton. Reas. down payment.
$15,250
Rambler. White asbestos, nearly new
Liv. nm; full din. rm.; 2 large bed
rms: tile bath: modern kit, beauti-
full dry bsmt. with outside entrance
oil heat; immaculate cond.; stair
way to large attic: porch; gear
garage with running water: out
buildings 4 acres of land, 2s cleared,
and balance in lovely woods. On
good county road. easy committing
to Silver Spring and D. C.
KENSINGTON REALTY co.
LO. 5-1105
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CHEVY CHASE

New det 3-bedrm.. 11a-bath brick
home; gas a.-c. heat; offered for
immediate sale for less than 1000;
must act quickly to enjoy Christmas
in this lovely home. Call ME. 1143
AN Paa1tor
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

5000 DOWN-GI-$70 MO.
Includes Taxes and ms.
For this convenient. 2-story. home.
Spring in Wheaton area. Features
large lot, 2 bedrooms and bath,
large kitchen, dining room, living
room, full basement; bus at door,
2 blocks to schools. Call Mr.. Smith,
10. 5-S7O5, ewes, Sat. and Sun.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-1520 K ST. NV.
MA 5005. --21
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PLAY SAFE-BUY NOW

PLAY SAFE-BUY NOW
And sit by your own fireside in 1851.
We offer q charming 40-ft. new
brick rambler. with large picture
window, in a quiet neighborhood, .
blocks from bus and super highway.
1t has large living room, dining
room, modern equipped kitchen, 3
bedrooms and full basement with
gas heat. A real buy at $4,000.
No. 36S.
CURTIS z. MARTIN
TIE. 0233 AL. 6815
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SHANNON & LUCHS c

1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345
COLORED - SPECIAL BARGAI N
1st commercial. Attention brokers.
o lge. rms. 2 baths, Al condition;
excellent for guest house; 1880
cash. balance easy. Act today to
secure this bargain. Call Mr.. Odum
RE: o216 Sat. Sun. and eyes,. RA
CoLoRED-sI, 500 CASH will handle
this lovely 6-rm. brick in NV; also
RuDDEN. Ex. 5707. OR. 0sss. -
COLORED-NEAR GA. AVE. AND
Kenyon sts. n.w.-Tapestry brick,
complete apis. Liv. rm., bedrm..
encl back porch, kit each; full
bsmt. with asphalt tile. floor; oil h.
VIII. cement front porch. Should sell
today at S13,950. 800 to So .000
down. Mr.. Newkirk, Tu. 3232; ewes
ia. 2040. SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS,
COLORED-PETWORTH - Vacant,
newly redecorated, 7-rm. row brick.
bedrms. or two apts.; full bsmt..
gas heat, deep lot with det. garage
can be handled with small down
payment. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO., 1924 Eye st. NV, Elk. 3400,
ewes TIA 7760 -22
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HOUSES uAFuRNlsHED tcont) BUS OPPORTUNITIES Cont,

BRAND-NEW 3-bedroom bungalow.
lease. Fairfax County. Va. 90 min.
from Pentagon. Phone FA, s429.
hot Aste eoss sf e. Sase Oh home nsfI IN
Anngandale; Is min min, otoe to Pentsa,gon;
o. s., 1904 Eton rd.-3- -bedrm. det.
heat, fully equipped Kitchen; near
blocks north Of Flower ave; s min.
Rs H Dist5isi pRieE, Hu EiPe s4cd. $40 a4 month
ALEXANDRTA = Two-story, two-bed-
room home; Bendix washer; auto.
gas heat. 107 Mt. Vernon ave Call
1oroS 1o; SSoq; REs2T9 4ps9 1NG I'll S4,k g. J. Mt T
rAELs CHURCH. RcfAAneais near Vest We and
Great Falls sts., sos North lane.
Nice 2-bedrm: brick bungalow. fully
equipped kitchen. lge. basement, gas
heat. screened porch. KE. $500.
SILVER SPRING. bedrms,, liv.
rm with firepl.. full bsmt., oil heat;
very conv. location; S125 month.
CRANE 4 HEAAN, Sligo 1000, -23
CHEvERLY-3 bedrms.. = baths.
@ Esrase; ; near T school and bus itr transp. tsp.
Occupancy Jan, 15. S125 per mo.
VTkRS MILL VILLAGE, s. Swell
located 2.bedrm. bungalow, full
shopping center and transp.; 800
mo-; children accepted monthly or
lease agreement can be arranged.
LEACH g. CRONIN, LO. 5-2772, or
ewes. SUI. 1896.
H-BEDRM MODERN HOUSE-Newly
decorated To couple without chill
dren. only. Conv. to q. of Md. and
.NayaI Ord. Lab: sH; 5Q5s., --26
nedy. st. NV. GE. 9302.
OFF N. H. AVE. EXTENDED-New g.
room brick; 8 bedrms., gas heat; on
lease. S110 month. Cali WA. 6262
NEW NEW 0 sGEMIDErAcHED HoMEELiv.
rm., with picture window. fully
equipped kit. bedrmS.. bath with
throughout. WRIGHT REALTY. CHI.
A BRAND NEW RAMBLER, located
in Berkshire. Md, 1913 Marlboro
pike. 6 rooms, bath, all modern
improvements: Sl25 mo. Call MA.
9791 CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
NEW 5-rm. rambler. all conv.. 40
BY 26 it.; 2 bedrms.; AS min. to
Pentagon: SIS mo-, or will sell,
S7.75o; easy terms. WA. 3672
FATTC rxrTTro rYr o LI..I. - -.
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FALLS CHURCH. blocks to bus
kitchen, large lot S75 month.
Two-bedroom bungalow in town of
Fairfax. SS5 month.
Three-bedroom house, loc. mr.. Center
vile, "a mi. D. C. $40 month.
PENTAGON REALTY co.
Fairfax 1896 Fairfax TAG 30
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CHEVY CHASE MD

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
21a-story center-hall brick; 24-ft. liv.
reskasa Em rsp rn ad poWder dining I On Fm
A.: bedrms., 2 baths, End f.; 2 bed
rms, 3rd f.; recessed radiation; oil
h.-w. heat; outdoor fiagstone patio,
flrepl. and pool; Diet. brick gar; slate
roof. DI. 1913 til pm.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
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3-BEDROOM RAMBLERS
EXCLUSIVE LOCUST HIN

EXCLUSIVE LOCUST HILL
7 ROOMS-21a BATHS
Excellent financing avail
able when you purchase this
room loEey ST1iH With repass dinins dnnE
room. modern kit. Den and
powder room on the 1st; 8
bedrooms and 9 baths on the
End; paneled recreation room
large large iandsesped sSasp'u lot; Sss one
block to transportation. Priced
to sell at S34.500. $4,000 LIST
trust. 4he. Phone Mr.. Evans,
WO. 0290. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co
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OPEN DAILY. II

OPEN DAILY, IT
NEW. SEMIpETACHED, BRICK
HOUSES; POSSESSION BEFORE
CHRISTMAS
MODEL HOUSE AT
461T H STREET Sc.
Just 5 OF these fine. semidetached,
brick houses, left. 8 rooms anc
side entrance, lot 100 It. deep
Transportation, school and shoppine
at your doorstep. Trades consid-
cred. AS little as $4,000 down
Out Alabama ave, Sc. to 46th at.
left 3 blocks to- Fl st.
NFo roI,on Yxyo~1o ~
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THE MRS. WILL
FALL. IN LOVE
Arfax Realty, FA. 1850
HOME AND Apt

HOME AND APT.
Newly decorated throughout; vacant;
liv. rm. with firepl., dining rm.. 2
lge. bedrms., modern equipped kit.
bath; End A., with pvt. entr., has
v.-dining rm., bedrms., equipped
kit. bath.
Attached garage. basement, porches,
will handel
N. c. HINES & SON
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CHEVY CHASE

let us show you this tastefully deco
rated home situated on an attractive
corner lot in this friendly convenient
community. Among its many ap-
pealing features are bright sum
and 3 generous bedrooms and tiled
bath on the 2nd floor. Only S21 $50.
OLIVER T. CARR
ma. 1865. OR. 1929 al
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SHANNON & LUCHS co
1505 II st. NV MA 024k
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.

MOVE NEXT SPRING
But buy now at winter prices, settle
galow with large bsnt.; all conv.;
more for your money at S10,500.
c. NJ. JOHNSON. SH. 451s.
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CHEVY CHASE
In the Country Club area, a most
attractive family home Of bed
place, library with fireplace, dining
room, modern kitchen, convenient
to all schools and transportation
Can be well financed. Evenings OIL
2720.
SAMUEL z. BoGLEY. INC.
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WarShaII J. WapIe co.
1924 18th st. NV. DI. 3346
5000 BLOCK ALA. AVE.
2-apt. detached brick. nr. Fairfax
and Income; each apt. has 5 large
rms. the bath with shower, equip.
kit; a finished bsnit. with " bath:
gas h.-w.h.: 2-car built-in garage;
large levs! lot; very conv. to schools
si3e. ATLAS REALTY. ST. 7sss.
rooms and bath, located on 19th st
and Potomac ave. Sc. Is In tip-top
condition. Venetian blinds; oil h-w.
heat; 2 oil storage tanks; built in
garage. Very large, cor. lot. To see.
call BRENNAN & PORTER REALTY
CO MA 1914
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BLADENSBURG

BLADENSBURG
$500 Annapolis Rd. Lge. beautiful
corner; 6 rms, elec. kit. rear porch,
incl. bar; close to shopping center,
schools and the new Cheverly The
ater; bus in front of door; IS min
downtown. Priced for quick sale
Shown by appt. only CLYDE r.
ADAMS. Realtor. uN. 1143 -2l
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AMER. UNIV. PIX.

An immaculate. clean detached cen.
and bath, 1st-fi. powder rm.. den;
near 45th and Yuma sts. NV, Owner
has put low price for immediate
sale and quick occupancy. Call NE
1143 until pm. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtnr
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BAR AND GRILL with apt. above; 436
I st. NV, next to Center Market;
fully equipped, ready to roll; .
toilets: busy spot for white or COL
cred live wire; good lease and rent.
Royalty income: $50 mo. Open to
VENETIAN BLIND business % for rs sale;
wen established, Unique opportunity.
OPTOMETRIST-Attr offer for IL
cenSed man in Md; guarantee $50
TTsekly; partnership to right party.
IN lge. Wash. sub. Employees know of
this ad. All replies confidential.
Apply at once to Box 176-E, Star.
RESTAURANT AND BAR. well
equipped and long lease; Prince
,Georees liquor license. Seats 100,
large dance floor; perfect location.
This Is a moneymaker and priced
70 sell Immediately. Contact F. P.
PEo0aPPIsEs' daily IL till 4, johnson
OWNER WILL SELL restaurant b2si-
ness, doing well over $1,000
yearly; p" license. 500 food; I3o
Sear So4 lease; na rtna1e new eGuip; ideal setup
who is retiring from business. 500
900 by qualified party will handle.
GRocERsY' GRO Fry AND ssa5' DEL1cATEssaiSS- aSs
terrific opportunity; must sell at
sacrif.; doing 100000 yrly.; reason
lor selling: cannot handle. See this
and you'll buy it today. No brokers,
direct from owner. ia. 2-es69.
si4 e ST. N.w.-completely equinped
as small lunchroom. Immediate oc-
eupancy. Reas. rent. Apply LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV.
VACAET STopr ~. g.L
NV; newly remodeled; q lge. show
LEO M, BERNSTEIN & CO. Realtor.
pndS,Kks laIS < st. noy;: NE. 54oo. -
Oil heat; income quoted, sos mo. mo.
goo block of Mass ave. ne. EDWIN
SERVICE STATION = Excel. oppor-
tunity for person in operating profit
INVESTMENT: 2313 Pa. ave. Sc. "a
GAS sTATION-Midtown; large tran
sient trade, low percentage rent.
pumping over 10000 gals. monthly;
good earnings; $1,000 complete; LARGE
stock and equip. included. w. H.
EDUCATIONAL INvESTMENT-own
er called into armed forces. Short
hand school. Excellent opportunity
for retired or enterprising young
person. No experience required
$1,000 cash, or $500 cash and terms.
Box 1911, Star.
COMBINED GREETING CARD shop,
photography studio and bookstore
very busy shopping section of up
town. For sale by owner. Annual
business: greeting cards. S24,0O0
photography, $50. 900; other $4,000.
Price, $4,000 cash. Rent. S40O per
mo-; 6la-yr. lease Business estab.
20 yrs. Shown by appt. only. Box
432-E. Star. 90
RoCERy-sacrifice lock. stock and
barrel; 81 400. P. G. beer license.
Rent. $50 WA. 1880. co. 9176.
TAILOR sHoP-CLEAN1NG
Near 14th and Park rd.-Pressing
machine: Groom apt; rriced to
sell AUERBACH & CO. DI. 6501,
GE. 6552
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA-$28, 400
First offering Of beautiful new
rambler near Naval Hospital. al
large rooms. including 3 bedrooms
2 baths, separate dining room anc
top. Financing arranged.
BETHESDA-$24,950
Feature after feature after feature
Ultramodern ramblers, Of 3 bed.
rooms, baths, garages, planting
walls. patios, shadow box windows
and rooms of wonderful proportions
truly a treat to see.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
OIL RRRo O TIL O on
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GLOVER PARK
Lovely Colonial row brick; 8 bed
rms, 2 baths; recr. rm.; det. gar;
gas h.-w.h.; large front porch. Has
had excel. care. A real value in
this desirable location. Price, S17,-
$50. Can Mr. Mcintosh. EX. 24So:
EREn 4 SMITH co
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COLORED

$500 BLK. JAY 81. NE.
Clean 2-bedroom, semi-det. brick
home. full bsmt. with gas heat
Storm windows. large front and
rear yards. SURETY REALTY CO.
AID. 0531 til 9. ga
Evening star., 1950-09-09
Sd
Stassen Insists Truman
Owes Congress Apology
BY the Assoeiesed Press

WICHITA, Kans., Sept. O.
President Truman's apology to the
Marines pleased" Harold E. Stas-
sen, but the former Republican
Governor of Minnesota thinks the
80th Congress also is due an
apology.
And Mr.. Stassen told a rally of
Kansas Republicans yesterday "if
Gen. Macarthur had been put in
charge of the entire Asiatic- Pacific
area of our action five years ago,
we wouldn't be in this weak posi-
ton today"
Hitting at the forced withdrawal
OF Gen. MacArthur's statement on
Formosa, Mr.. Stassen said Ameri-
cans were entitled to hear the
opinion of this great general. It
was a question of military STRAIT
egy."
Charging the President blocked
80th Congress efforts to strengthen
national defense, particularly the
Air Force, Stassen said "the 80th
Congress was right and the Presi-
dent was wrong"
Evening star., 1950-09-09
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Ambassador Sunset Boule-
vard"; ITO, 3:15, $40, 7:25 and
9:35 pm.
Capitol-"Summer Stock; 1896
am. los. $50, $50, 9:10 and
1850 pm. Stage shows; 1928
sos. 5:45. 8:25 and 11:05 pm.
Columbia - "Shakedown";; II
am. 12:45, $50. ASS, Z, 9:05 ano
11:10 pm.
Dupont The Third Man.
lis. $500, 5:25. 7:30, 9:35 and
11:40 pm.
Keith's-"Louisa";: 11:25 am.
1:30. $40, $50. 8, 1905 pm. and
1915 am.
Little-"Bambi";; IL, 1:25, sos
4:45, $50, 8:15 and 10 pm.
Metropolitan-"Tea for Two;
11:15 am. 1:20, 3:25, $50. 7:3s
and 9:45 pm.
National-"Mississippi"; 1880
$40, sos and $40 pm.
Palace The Black Rose,
11:25 am, 1:55, 4:20, $50, 9:2(
and HAS pm.
Playhouse Panic in the
Streets: 1920 am. lis. 3:20
5:25, 7:35. 9:45 and 1850 pm.
Plaza-"Pagliacci";; 11:15 am.
1880, 2:30. 4:10. $50, 1880, 9:05
10:45 and II pm.
ranS-Lux Destination
Noon: 11:10 am, 1855, 2:45
ABS, 6:25, 8:15, 1905 and 11:5s
pm.
Warner Sunset Boulevard"
11:15 am, lis. 3:15, $40, 7:2O,
$40 and 1850 pm.
Evening star., 1950-09-09
Glen Cove Has New Red Woe:
Now They Don't Like Taxes

ing of the proletarian pocketbook,
has now asked Glen Cove, through
the State Department, to forgo
the $14,s80 revenue it collects on
Killenworth every year.
Glen Cove took this request
very hard.
In fact. Mayor Luke A. Mer-
cadante wouldn't even think of it..
He gave his reasons in a letter
back to the State Department
THE house and lot referred
to by the Soviet Embassy
Is adjudged the most beautiful
country home in America.
THE mansion house contains
approximately As rooms and is
surrounded by 81 acres of rare
landscaping and shrubbery.
Since its occupation by Am
torg, q great number Of Russians
using the premises have placed
added burden on the services of
this city. According to the tax
laws OF the State of New York
such property is definitely not
exempt from local taxes"
Evening star., 1950-09-09
Mrs. keIeher Moves
To Speed Suit Trial

Counsel for Mrs. Anna T. Kele-
her yesterday petitioned the United
States Court Of Appeals to desig-
nate Judge from that court to
preside at trial Of a damage suit
in which she asks $250,000 on
charges of alienation of affections
Of her former husband.
Mrs. Keleher's suit, filed in
April. 1948. charges Mrs. Dorothy
Blake, whose address is listed as
the Dorchester House, 2480 Six
teenth street NV, with alienat-
ing the affections of John B.
(Blackjack) Keleher, former
gambler.
Last March, Mr.. Keleher in a
lengthy trial in District Court, was
awarded a divorce on the ground
his wife deserted him. Mrs. Kel-
cher has taken an appeal from
that decision.
The petition, filed in the ap-
pellate court by Mrs. Kelehcr's at
torney, James j. Laughlin, asks
that an appeals court judge be
designated to preside as a District
Court judge so the alienation of
affections suit can be tried soon.
The petition points out that Dis
trict Court has denied a motion
to advance the case for trial.
In the petition, Attorney Laugh
lin took another slap at the long,
reduced summer schedule of Dis
trict Court, where civil cases
usually are not tried during July.
August and September.
He contends, in the petition,
there is no statutory authority
for the reduced summer schedule.
District Court here is the only
United States District Court that
recesses for period of 13 weeks,
he declares.
Evening star., 1950-09-09

dents failure to sign it within 10
days. This is known as a pocket
veto.
Besides its controversial regis
tration section, Senator McCar-
rams bill also would tighten i'm
migration laws against subversiye
aliens, arm the Government with
more power to combat spies and
saboteurs. deny Communists pass
ports and Federal jobs and re-
quire them to label their litera-
ture and broadcasts.
Mr.. Truman asked Congress to
strengthen espionage and sabo-
tage laws. but he has protested
that other parts of the McCarran
bill would endanger civil liber-
ties and, Furthermore, would be
ineffective.
Evening star., 1950-09-09

Don't hoard. The fighting in
Korea has created no food short
age and none Is in immediate
prospect. Let's be sensible. Don't
hoard.
Evening star., 1950-09-09
Red Registration Bill
Seen Likely 10 Pass
Despite Truman Veto
by the Assoeiaisd Press

Some Senators on both sides
OF the fight over the McCararr
Communist registration bill agreed
today that a presidential veto
would be overridden by Congress
But Senator Kilgore, Democrat
OF West Virginia. chief sponsor
of a substitute proposal to set ur
detention camps for Communists
In time OF war or other national
emergency, said 1t was too early
to tell.
President Truman told a news
conference two days ago that he
would not sign a bill now before
the Senate which would REQUIRE
Communists and Communist-front
organizations to register with the
Attorney General.
Although Mr.. Truman did not
say he would veto the measure
top Democrat who was unwill-
ing to be quoted by name said he
was sure the President would
do so.
Senator McCarran, Democrat
OF Nevada, who introduced the
Dill, told a reporter he was con-
ndent the House and Senate would
come up with the two-thirds vote
needed to make the bill a law
anyway in the event it is passed
and Mr.. Truman vetoes it.
Senator Humphrey. Democrat
OF Minnesota, one of the sponsors
OF the Kilgore substitute, agreed
that's the way it looks" Sena-
tori Magnuson. Democrat, of
washington, who also is backing
the substitute. said he saw NO
chance of veto being upheld in
the Senate.
Senator Magnuson said he was
supporting the substitute because
he thought it provided the most
effective means for dealing with
Communists, spies and saboteurs,
but he added he would vote for
the McCarran bill if the substi-
tute were rejected.
The Senate has agreed to start
voting on the legislation at pm,
Tuesday. A bill somewhat like
Senator McCarran's and also pro-
viding for Communist registra-
tion-a feature opposed by the
administration-already has been
passed by, the House.
Both Senator Magnuson and
Senator Humphrey said they ex-
pect If the McCarran bill is passed,
that Mr.. Truman will veto it be-
for Congress adjourns or recesses
probably by the end of next
Week-and not pocket veto" it
after Senate and House members
leave Washington.
IT Congress is not in session, a
bill can be killed by the Presi-
Evening star., 1950-09-09

in the theater. 1t started a trend
whose end Is nowhere in sight
and which will bring several oper-
ATTIC names to the lighter and
simpler musical stage.
Next on the list is Lawrence
Tibbett who will appear here in
''The Barrier" musical drama at
the Gayety starting September Is.
Tibbett, buried under a pile of
musical play scripts before decid-
ing to appear in the Langston
Hughes work, is detached from ali
other commitments for this sea-
son. This involved cancelling a
two-month tour of South America
during September and october,
and getting his release from all
Metropolitan Opera assignments.
X X X
Saturday summary:
Set for opening on Monday
might is Arena Stages second pro-
duction, "Of Mice and Men," with
Lester Rawlings, Henry Oliver and
Dorothea Jackson in the key roles
Set to make the earlier part
of the same DAY glamorous is
Warner Bros. which will play host
to Janis Carter and four Petty
Girls at a Statler afternoon cock
tail party. 1t has to do with
THE Petty Girl" picture from
Columbia Studios which will never
forget the happy success of its
earlier model picture, "Cover
Girl" Cross Roads Theater
will conclude its longest season,
16 weeks, with a production of
Personal Appearance" starting
next Tuesday night. Grace
Pearson and Dennis Marshall will
have the leading roles in the COM
edy which made Gladys George
a star back in the 30s. Cross
Roads three weeks of Three Men
on a Horse" which just concluded
established a new long run record
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that occupies a barn.
The annual restiveneSs of COM
munity drama groups already is
apparent. Announced as the
opener for the Mt. Vernon players,
October 19-November 5, is Shaw's
"Androcles and the Lion" (.
Tryouts are scheduled for the
nights of September IA, Is. 18 and
10 at 8 pm. in the drama Office of
the church, Ninth and Massachu-
setts avenue. "All the Kings
Men" is the second play on the
Mt. Vernon program. :. KenSing-
ton Players will raise quick cur
tain on their season next Tues
day with a one-acter, six Who
Pass While the Lentils Boil :.
The production will be a benefit
for the new Oakland Terrace
Homewood School PTA. The
performance will be given out-of-
Evening star., 1950-09-09
Drama News and Reviews
Street Car Named Desire
To Be Shown on Screen
By Joy Cormody

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the dark about that New Orleans
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the vehicle which
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