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OPEN SUN, 1-6 PM.
COLORED
2-FAMILY BRICK

PetWorth
Large, roomy, 20-ft- wide home, with
7 spacious rooms and tile bath,
glass inclosed sleeping porch Com
plete Groom apt. upstairs including
equipped kitchen. plus , extra bed
rooms. Full basement. new gas
furnace, det. garage. Only Sl4,5O0
See this splendid value today. Call
Ma. 9797 or LU. 4-3342 daily; ewes
NO 540s. Ext. 403
VIEW REALTY
Realtors. a95 New York Ave. NV.
COLORED-S3.0 600 OR MORE CASH
4l0G block 3rd ST. NV bedrms,
n baths, gas h.-w.h., gar., S14 500.
400 block Bird St. N.w-4 bedrms.. .
baths. beautiful I'm. bsmt. with bar
gas h.-w-h-, garage.
400 block Randolph st. N.w.-3 bed
rms. . inclosed porches, IN. bsmt.,
u bath, bar. deep back yard and
garage; S14,75o.
1900 block Randolph St. NV
porches' III baths. End T., outside
ent. to bsmt., gas h.-w.h
V. D. JOHNSTON
Hu. 7sl2. DE. $3.50;
30
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APARTMENTS OUT OF Town
APARTMENTS WANTED

NEW YORK-Desirable o-rm. apt
in Mosholua section of Bronx.
streets from subway; rental rea
SonaDle. Box sc Star. %
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SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOME.
COX & CO.
SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYlAND
RE: 1888, 81. o775. uN. 1875

SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLAkD
BLOCK MODERN HOME = bed
rooms. 2 baths; oil heat; on small
| farm; near water. school bus. ex-
cellent road. Also a number OF reas.
pPTissd PGss =, large ,1 = lots adjoining. ST,
HOWARD csoo.G1s.s productive acres
substantial cash. GREGORY a. VIM
CENT. UN. 9l02; ewes, OIL 2273.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BETHEsDA BRICK-SI6,750 rms.
auto. gas heat, attrac lot, walking
dist. to Naval Hosp, good bus serv,
low. WALLACE 3, AGNEW INC.
BETHESDA RAMBIERs RAN, tiRef sie.a tsfs $50. New.
all-brick with l3x23 liy, rm, din.
rm.. kit, . tUin-Size bedrms full
bsmt.; gO-ft. lot with trees. Just of
51,nd ths bl.d and close to transp Wo.
INC. Chevy Chase, D, c.
CaEvY CHASE vIEw-This splendid
detached home, containing LARGE
lndrI LYING rm with fireplace. dining
dpom' on kitShen' shor dins,ts and y bath
baths on End 1oor, unfinished attic.
rec room and full bath IN base
menti huilt;in garage OIL heat
Priced to sell, LfNK1Ns CO, 1918
H. n st po1nny nv" uIG DI s9sS' ewes, call
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED. unusually
attractive ramblers. 3 bedrooms.
bath tull basement. large wooded
i9IS, iurred walls. insulated sas
open fireplace, srtisticallv designed:
brlck and stone construction, price.
so: 10 Eve phone MI Wood
weI. Taylor h4dg l.. T, GRA-
" vh1TE. re Reaitor' 1918 X st. nv.
SILVER STRING. sas50-Nic. utu.
buHealow with 3 rms. snd bath.
storage attic. fun bsmt,, lot 60x2b0:
fu4Es. El5 sane' eE 445 cs .v., L.wRENcE NS s,n y
derson, 10, 3-s@62. =
SILVER sPRING-6-rm brick Co.
lonial' stove, retsr,; Bendix irepl.
payment JOHN H. JOHNSON WA.
WHEATON, 5000 down, bal s72 mo.
p'TTstty ".-yr.-old, ?,bedrm. bunsa
fnll bSmt;; exp attic big fenced
XII, exec. cond / blk TO grad.
slW RyAL Bkk. EIIATI Rrsipk,ter3 Sa tIG3 a., r., 2 ,s
ssd,,:a ssT; small barn and ! acre lard
= olney Acres Home consists Of liv.
r@ porch k' iu RsG5n' bsms of f h!st bath ..ss 20.
stove and refgr. 81, $3.50 days.
81. 2947 ewes. and wk. ends Price
BRICK RAMBLERs, $4,000 and up.
You II like these smart 3-bedrm.
homes in lovely Indian Spring Vil-
lsse with picture windows, Bendix
washers, beaut tile baths RAP
FELL REAL ESTATE. sH. 1903 'uil
BY owNER-Attrsctive quality built
Slate roof, attached RaT. . porches.
level lot 7Uxi 80, fenced. Shrubs
and fruit trees. 2O-it. liv nm.
irepl, breakfast rm., ultra modern
! small adj, sI,,, nm Tie bath and
win sacrifice. 10 5-l163 q
HEAVEN ON EARTH-That is tho
only description tor this perfectly
delightful Showplace. ocenpying
beautiful one-acre site IN the heart
OF very exclusive community of
small estates. the lovely trees. now
eT shFubs, nalk-HayS and barbecue
terrace, must be seen 10 be apprs-
ciated: white brk, eenteT-haIl Co
library, cIubroom, servants quar-
terS. Lear built-in EsraEe; entire
property picture OF perfection;
Eyes. call WO. i554. FRANK ..
.sIIx PHILLlPs, si2d,,dw pI ltil on,.o,.,o.,
owner wants immed. ofier; immacu-
freplsee, full bsmt, bin gar new
kit. equip. oil h.-wh, splendid To-
ssnssn!ns. esion ns, 0Y.g sy.. D ,.l Sf Wf sysss
FRANK PHILLIPS pI l4ll.
Continued on Next PaEe)
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QUEENSTOWN APTS

Two bedrooms. large living room, di-
nette. kitchen. bath; $50 80 per mo-.
utilities included. We have a few
OF these desirable aptS.. available for
immediate occupancy; new shop
ping center on project: convenient
to transportation once open until
dark. 33o1 Chillum rd. AP. o5:s3.
H, G. SMTTHY CO.. Sl1 18th st.
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I.oRED-13Oo BLoCK R.NDOIpp

CCLORED-SI, 900 DOWN
1502 lst st. n.w.-H r. b.. INV h.
l40S st. S.e.-6 rms. b.. INV h.
800 blk TENT r. b., oil heat.
1900 blk. s. Ct rms. b., oil b
MURCHISOh, RA. 5000. zoos Ga. Ave
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

NEWLY DECORATED furn. apt, 3
rms, u bath, 1st f.. pvt. entrance,
500 mo. Ask operator for Bowie
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BUENA VISTA APTS,

We have a few one-bedroom and
two-bedroom apartments for eariy
occupancy. One bedroom, $3.50;
2 bedrooms. $3.50. including util-
tiles. Directions: Out Alabama ave.
Sc. TO Jasper st, left on Jasper
to Buena Vista Terrace, or out Nay
lor rd. to 3Oth st, right on 3Oth
81. TO Buena Vista Terrace. See
lanitor for keys at 1929 Buena
II n SMTTuV ~
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De Luxe Duplex Apartment
End, Mr.. Webster NE.
AVAILABLE APRIL Is
First Moor consisting of large living
room. dinette bedroom. kitchen anc
tile bath; Ss5 month. Call WO
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CHARM
$500 CASH

ST ,5UU CASH
WOODBRIDGE NE, $4,000
Excellent. detached stained
shingle home close to Rhode
Island ave. and all. convent
ences and less than one square
from school; two stories. six
rooms and bath plus inclosed
breakfast porch, full basement,
hot-vater oil heat. electric re-
frigerator: real fireplace;
built-in garage: will redeco-
rate to suit. The right home
at the right price, on the right
terms. Phone Mr.. Blackwood,
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GOLFERS SPECIAL

ONLY 81 800 CASH
Yes. this 6-rm. brick Is only / blk
from the eoF course. Year eood
schools and trsnsp. Blilt just 3
wears aso and well maintained
Complete kit, rec. rm., Venetian
blinds. storm windows Payments
lower than rent. Possession with
deed. Phone now for appointment.
LU. 4-5567 or VI. 1918 until 10
D m.
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DONNA LEE APTS.
FAILS CHI1RCH VA

x1I11F0
In a beautiful suburban area. close
to conv. Columbia pike; a limited
number Of l and 2 bedrm. apis. are
avail. at $50 and S95. all utils. in
cluded. The apts. are pleasingly
decorated in pastel shades. The
eious lawns between bldgs., fenced
in play areas and pvt. play school
for the youngsters; bus service at
your door See resident manager
in Apt B-1. sos Vista dr.. Direc-
tions: Out Columbia pike to Baileys
Crossroads. right to Charles St,
left to circle and right to ants.
Dam Dnnlfrr 1rn
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

QUICK will be the action in buying
QUICK, sr. 5000, ewes, RA, siIs.
WILL PAY CASH for properties in
ton MIR pRAiSsNER,. ,0'SpI NA Sf Soas,
IF PROMPT ATTENTION 20 the saIs
OF your home. business or invest
nalI mep' PROPERTY S,lSpnRIryo Il Shst you desire.
sos North Capitol MA 673Q,. Free
DIRECT FROM oWSER' highest cash
for your property Cali MR., KITCH-
wi Will Fay YOU cxsn sHss Ydps4 u ss,'G sor
your house. in any section or any
l PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. any COO.
dition, ANY section MR.. B, LISs.
ASK YOUR BANKER. It has been
proven that a large. reputable firm
willing to properly and adequately
advertise, brings faster, more profit-
able sales. Let our larRe, expert
enced sales force serve you. Free
appraiSals entirely without obliSs-
tion We uree your investigation OF
our reputation Ewes. call Hu S24a.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. IAN.
WILL assume Gl or FILA loan on .
or 1bs dtfSSIsnra nfdroom house and pay you
| D. c. or Md, JosHEPH F. SWAIN.
Sligo 1l0l or WI 34l3. -
URGENTLY NEED NICE HOME for
eolored person; ne. location Call
6-i54I. q
ARL.-.,- -bedrm. brick. bSmt lot
large enougt for sarase All cash.
LUCILLE COOK, FA 341" FA.
1854. .
II AM PREPARED TO PAY all cash
for a small home in close by Md
owner only LA 6-h55u
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PORTER ST NV

Mr.. Conn. ave- bedfm., liv. rm., d.
nette. hall, kit and bath, in ex-
cellent condition; built-in cabinets
and bookcase, Venetian blinds
throughout: convenient location,
quiet. Under $4,000; monthly main
tenance less than 500 Substantial
cash required Box 439-B, Star.-9
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PARK-This lovely de-
tached home, an excellent buy on
today's market, features reception
hall. large living room with fire-
place, dining room, den. kitchen and
one with fireplace, . baths on sec
ond. = bedrooms and | bath on
third. Large lot. built-in Gear ga
rage. full basement with maid s
room.
Billingsley & Korzendorfer
OR. 1926. OR. 6622 TILL 8 PM.
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SHEPHERD PARK

Nearing completion. corner Colonial:
center hall; 8 large rooms. 2i2 baths,
nreplace, attic screened porch.
1901 ROXANNA RID. NV.
! oiock east OF 10th ST: open noon
til dark
SHAPIRO. INC. NE. 11l1; IA. ,all.
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CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
IN THE DISTRICT
10 MIN. TO DOWNTOWN

New one and two bedlm luxury gar
den apartments. All modern facil-
tiles. ] bedrm., $3.50: . bedrms.
S92. All utilities included.
4242 4th St Sc
10 O-4d25 10 0-Q776
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LONG BRANCH APT

New. modern. 2-br. apis. avail i'm.
med. sol per mo-. incl all utils /:
shopping and theater within walk
ing distance. bus to project. Ap-
ply rental ONCE. rear S106 Old
Bladensbure I'd, Sil Spg. Nd iii
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H. G.. SMITHY co.
TEMPLETON MANOR

EAST RIVERDALE, MD.
Now available, few desirable 4 and
) room units in new garden-type
development: approved rentals from
$3.50 per month, including utili-
ties; Call resident manager 5433
Doth pl., Apt. 1Ol, WA. 1886
Colonial Investment Co.
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Pomponio Realty, Inc.
KENT VILLAGE

A community of fine apartments,
featuring large closets, bright spa
eious rooms with picture windows
trained recreational direction for
such children's activities as movies.
bowling, scouts, nursery school. etc
memberships available in adjoining
country club: schools and stores
nearby; Capital Transit bus H-6
direct into DEVELOPMENT.
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CHATHAM APIS

Beautiful garden apts; large rooms;
bedrooms; all utilities included
Available Immediately. Directions:
out N. H. ave, turn left at Uni
Vcrsity lane to Merrimac dr.. Rep
resentatiXe in Bldg lnna a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kerhwes,

CoLORED-RoW BRICK. e-tamily,
> baths, 3-rm. apt. on the LIST noor:
5-rm. apt. on the end floor; front
entrance 10 the basement: car ga-
rage; good shopping and transporta-
ton. DON BLAIR, RIA. 1895. -
COLoRED-4oI0 ILL. AVE. NV
Row tapestry brick, Colonial front
RSFss nsosed vsssR' poreh OaTss nsss'fs s FP D.m,
able terms. Cain Mr.. kFL-
LEY. daily. AD. eSa2. DU. 6tS1
COLoRED-sth AND QUINCY SITS
N:W.-SDaclous semidet. brick home
viii d biz beorms. Newly decorated
WEINsEao. CO, 5Ss4;s ewes IA "a
CnLoRED-laoe BLOCK RANDOLPH
81, NW.-custom-o built 1 apis.
safae @ oWNFRs S ssS IT, 10Y; 7of0 p0i', -i0 G;'eS
COLoRED-Isos RANDOLPH ST;
!mmed sale. LOUIS RIDDEN
COLoEED - PETMoRTH Quality
brici: home OF ls-se rooms "A beo-
,oDig, hoosi'; do 6Gpnis n rear porehss, ,s Co
gas heat; perfect condition; reason.
able terms. MITCHELL QUICK
ST. 1853; ewes, RA. 341S So
CoLORED - PETWORTH 3-stor,
brick. has 3 apts, nice yard, brick
garage. Can be handled with 81 500
Nice, home with income, Call Mr.
EElcK REAL ESTATE, RE 24ol
COLoRED-I3O0 BLOCK RsNDoLpH
ST. N.W.-Lovely 6-rm. brick: lge
liv. rm. with flrepl.. lge. din. rm
with beamfd ceiling. built-in chins
cabinet, nice kit, screened rea,
porch on lst f.: 3 bedrms., u:
baths, screened porch on md a;
full hsmt. with front and back ent
aps h.-w.h.; det gar; lovely lol
with roses, flowers, shrubs. etc.
newly decor. An excel buy in ar
Mrs Thomson. oV. 1854, No
0006. LEATH L. ASHLEY, INC.
Ma. 6464.
COLORED-HOME sAND INCOME
$1,000 down. 1900 block Shepherd
ST, NV. Lovely front porch. brick
side hall entr., front entr to base
ment apt, plenty of rm. if you &C.
sire n rent; nice yards. Mrs. Stone
zAGAMi REALTY CO. Ewes. VI. OILS
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THE GABLES CO.

THE GABLES CO
2423 Minnesota Ave. 81 p
East Capitol at 18th st.
Brick. rms. 2h7 baths. oil heat.
sarage; all furniture and refrigera-
ton included. Easy terms
Willoughby Real Estate Co.
SOC Mass. Ave. NE. AT. 1043. -
$10,500
Semidet. brick. lRe. liv. rm.. din. rm
kit refgr. and stove, closet and yes-
tibule. 3 bedrms. and tile bath on
End d., full bssnt., laund. tubs. Act
quick.
A. A. CAROZZA
EXCLUSIVE
1897 PA. AVE. Sc. LU. A-oO4o
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hOuSES-SAlE-SE. lco,s

sS--SNIS-S.t. VIoaS.F
LINCOLN PARK AREA
EAST CAPITOL ST, Sl2.5O0
Readily convertible into APIS esv.
window ros brick rec hsI Nv
IN dir I'm ktt ard 4gr pantry 4:
& esdrns ard bath nearly sround.
level Ss Semeng With front and rear
eat OIL A-wh EaraEt This house
WAl show a marvellous return To In
speet oAl VI: LeSEst EN- 4Sll or
IN SSE
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SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLAND
BLOCK MODERN HOME = bed
rooms, 2 baths; oil heat; on small
farm; near water. school bus. ex-
cellent road. Also a number OF reas.
priced large lots adjoining ST.
2037, II TO 8. -
HOWARD CO.-19.5 productive acres
on concrete rd,; 4 rms, bath. SO 800,
substantial cash. GREGORY a. VIM
CENT- IIN- NlNo- eNn& OIL. ooEl
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA BRICK-Sl5,75O; 4 rms.
tile bath. full bsnt., side porch
auto. gas heat attrac lot, walking
dist. to Naval Hosp, good bus sery
and all schools; beaut dec; priced
low. WALLACE B, AGNEW. INC /,
DI. $3.50 ewes. Oliver 4glS g
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hoUSES-SAlE-h.E. Cont.

HOUSES-SAlk-N.E. Cont. !
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND y, {.
AVE. N.E.-Spscicu lu-rm semlGct
brick home; isr. front yard iEs
kitchens, : baths. porches, dft
2-cRr g&F.: oil INV h. separate
utilities, must SEE 10 appreciate
real income proposition Csl NJ
Dobrowolski, CAMPANELLA 4
WOOD, EX- AIS. ewes. Sliso SpR6
, 1950-12-23
SEASONS GREETINGS

The Christi0nsted Auto Ga
rage q Tire Shop through this
medium extends to all Custo-
mers and Friends BEST Wishes
for q Merry Christmas, and
Bright and Prosperous NeU
Year.
Christiansted, St. Croix, v. I.
December 90, 1850
, 1950-12-23

WllDkST EMonoN is registered
during her trial at Augsburg, Ger
many By Use Koch, 43, widow Of
the former commander Of Buchen-
wald concentration camp. After
wrecEng her cell, she spent q night
screaming II am guilty" The Ger
mans are trying Use Tor camp
atrocities following her release
from several years In an American
Occupation jail on similar charges.
(NetCs Of the day Newsreet Photos
rom international Sound hOtO)
, 1950-12-23
FOR SALE
R efrigerutor
G. E. s cubic fl.
r. Pedro


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the male teachers handled it,
and did a swell job. They are:
Arthur Richards, Charles
Emanuel, Morris Henderson
and John Woodson.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

all! Vel saves me up to half my
dishwashing time-and even the
glassware sparkles without wip-
ing. For Vel leaves no soap scum
or streaky film to polish away.
Vel actually cleans my dishes
cleaner than soap!
Evening star., 1950-04-30

&n b ~ trade @agA Ct Ae
eaARnAs-pxA Pest Go.
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Doctors ScoId Bevin
For Not Utilizing
Free Medical Plan
BY the Assoeiafed Press

LONDON, July 29.-Britain's
Socialist doctors scolded Foreign
Secretary Bevin today for not hav-
ing his operations under the So
cialized medicine scheme.
"He is not the only person
prominent in the Labor movement
who has gone outside the National
Health Service" the Socialist
Medical Associations Journal,
Medicine Today and Tomorrow.
complained in an editorial.
Mr.. Bevin was operated on for
hemorrhoids in mid-April in the
Manor House Hospital. He had
a second, similar operation early
in June in the London Clinic.
Neither is a health service hos
pital.
This meant that he paid directly
for his hospital rooms and all
other medical costs. Any one in
Britain may have an operation.
free medical attention and free
hospital service under the Labor
governments health scheme, with
a choice of health service hospi.
tails and doctors. Most hospitals
and doctors are under the service.
but a small minority of Britons
choose to have medical attention
on a private basis.
Neither Mr.. Bevin nor his aides
could be reached for comment
Evening star., 1950-07-29
General Calls on
Army 10 Stand
Or Die Fighting
Dunkirk Is Impossible.
Americans Can't Get
Out, He Declares
By Don Whitehead

Assoeioted Press War Correspondent
FRONT-LINE COMMAND POST
IN KOREA, July 29.-Lt. Gen.
Walton H. Walker today ordered
his 9Th Army to stand-or die
flghting-against North Korean
Reds swarming forward in a new
offensive.
It was a grave hour for this
American Army-perhaps one of
the gravest for any American
Army in modern times.
Gen. Walker went to the front
to tell his division commanders
there will be no retreat and no
surrender.
This operation very definitely
has entered its crucial STAGE" the
general told correspondents.
AS he talked the Reds were
smashing at American defense
positions near Hwanggan on the
central front and were threatening
to outfank the 9th Army in a
drive sweeping in about 40 miles
south of Hwanggan.
Gen. Walker said he felt con-
fident of success though I know
we are in for some hard blows
before we are absolutely secure" :"
1--WE Will Fight 1t Out"
The stocky Texan who fought
with Gen. Patton in Europe said
his troops had been ordered not
to yield an inch.
I'VE will hold the positions we
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Test Rockets S Speed
Reaches $500 M.P.H,
BY the Associated Press

LONG RANGE PROVING
GROUND, Cocoa, Fla. July 29.-
A 14-ton two-stage rocket thun-
dered eastward over the Atlantic
today at a speed Of 2,727 miles
an hour for the first missile and
around $500 miles an hour for
the second.
Excellent conditions permitted
observers to watch twin vapor
trails after the two rockets sepa-
rated about 9 miles up and %
miles east of the concrete launch
ing pad"
The missile was made up of q
captured German W. weighing
IA tons, with a 700-pound rocket
known as the WAC corporal
mounted atop it. The two mis-
siles were 60 feet high from base
to top.
The W. thundered aloft and in
a matter of seconds attained its
|2,727-mile speed. It reached an
altitude of nine miles in So Sec
onds. There the WAC corporal
separated from it and roared
eastward at a speed in excess OF
5000 feet second. or some $500
miles an hour.
Col. Harold r. Turner, safety
officer, gave details Of the V-2's
performance. but withheld de-
tailed information on the smaller
made rocket.
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Heat Wave Strikes
Eastern Half of u. S.
BY the Associated Press

A heat wave struck the East
ern half of the Nation today and
temperatures were soaring into the
COS in New York and Chicago.
Warm and humid weather was
expected to last over the week end.
There were scattered thunder
showers in the Gulf States and
westward to Texas and Oklahoma
Rain also fell in the Rockies and
the Lake Superior region.
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Army to Use Overhead Fire
Again in raining Of Troops

under barbed wire and across in
filtration courses while machine
gun fire streaks overhead.
The men also go through a
course in city and village fighting,
learning the techniques of street
fighting. In a close combat course
they learn how to use their weap-
onS effectively at close quarters.
Safety officers supervise the
training and the Army pointed
out that despite the large num-
bers of men who went through
similar wartime courses accidents
were not excessive"
"The number of lives saved as
the result of this realistic train
ing far outweighed the hazard it
added" the Army said.
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By John A. Giles

The armed forces may ask more
funds during the next year than
the $25 billion request now on file
with Congress, Chairman Vinson
of the House Armed Services Com
mittee predicted today.
After a week of closed hearings
on mobilization plans. the Georgia
Democrat made clear that he
feels the Army, Navy and Air
Force are not building up their
forces fast enough.
Mr.. Vinson said that present
armed services plans have Ger
tain elements of conservatism"
He described as merely "the first
increment" in the Nations re-
armament program the present
program to have 2,089,000 men
in uniform by June 30, 1851.
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Standby Rationing,
Price, Wage Control
Authority Studied
Compromise Powers
For Truman Discussed
As Controversy Mounts
By ]. A. OleorY

A proposal to give the President
standby power to impose ration
ing ana price and wage controls
when he finds it necessary was be-
ing discussed at the Capitol today
as a possible compromise in the
fight between advocates of limited
and all-out home-front mobiliza-
ton.
Bernard M. Baruch's plea three
days ago for ceilings on everything
to halt the inf1ationary effects of
the current crisis has gained such
support in both houses that ad-
ministration leaders may not be
able to hold the economic control
bill to the limited powers asked for
by Mr.. Truman.
Party lines have been shattered
in the contest. Republicans on
the House and Senate Banking
Committees. with some exceptions,
have joined in backing the
Baruch plan. At the same time,
some Democrats in both houses
who ordinarily go down the line
for the President have indicated
approval of the all-out controls.
Mr.. Baruch himself put in an
other plug for his plan yesterday
IN telephone call the Senator
Maybank, Democrat, of South
Carolina. in charge of the Presi-
dents control bill as chairman
OF the Banking Committee.
The White House measure
would authorize ALLEGATIONS and
priorities for basic materials
needed in the defense program,
permit the Government to reuui-
sition, property, regulate credits
and authorize loans to industry
for defense production.
Mr.. Baruch, with experience as
an economic adviser in both
World Wars, was quoted as hav-
ing told Senator Maybank that
priorities and ALLEGATIONS will not
stop rising prices. He told the
Senator that if the demand is
such as to require priorities, price
controls are necessary automati-
cally.
"Priorities and price controls
are like Siamese twins" Mr..
Baruch told the Senator.
While the House made plans
for a floor debate on the issue
Tuesday. hackers of the Baruch
plan forced the Senate Banking
(See CONTROLS. Page A-2)
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Irish Brigade for Korea
Urged by Dublin Officer
BY the Associated Press

DUBLIN, July 29.-An Irish
soldier who served as brigadier
in the British army in World War
II called today for the formation
of an Irish brigade to fight in
Korea.
Brig. E. Dorman O'Gowan made
the proposal in a letter to the
Dublin newspaper Irish Independ-
ent.
Korea" he said, "is not a pri-
vate war, it is a crusade. Ireland
through Russian Vaccinations is
not in the United Nations and
cannot be formally called on for
help"
Brig. O'Gowan called for indi-
vidual volunteers and suggested
America might accept them in her
armed force although the group
would maintain its identity with
Ireland by fighting under the tri-
color as we'll as under the Stars
and Stripes"
Evening star., 1950-07-29
$4,000 On Way Out Ordered
Retained by Civil Service

Fifty thousand Federal workers
scheduled to be fired in the next
few months got new lease Of
tenure in their jobs today from
the Civil Service Commission.
Because Of the new hiring policy
resulting from the Korean war,
the commission ordered Federal
agencies to cancel dismissal orders
for all non-status employees with
two years continuous service.
About 5000 Of these are in
Washington.
Employed during World War II,
they were to be let out along with
thousands of others as the Gov
ernment reconverted to a peace
time basis.
1t is regarded as likely that the
President will issue on order put