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Evening star., 1950-09-17

ANTIQUES--B.' 'ic-a brac. china. sill.
yyerware, old jewelrys glass, any amt
Dora krupShaw Milestone.
THE-aOUSE-O OF GIFTS,
l43S Wis Ave NV NO $500.
ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips. dia.
ERNEST BURK 6i4 18th ST NV NV
AUTOGRAPH letters stamp collec.
a9BBy fieas f9tRs sHop g9ald 7ts fiyer vf ive5ss
BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
home: cash. We do moving storage
ia. 2937; after Z pm, GE. 1916.
BICYCLES, mans, l lady's light
Helsht; tien. sH' 5-$Pesd 9Ssd drive good cGndi-
BICYCLE. boys 20 inch. TIE. 1854
BICYCLE. girls 24-inch. Call HI
BOOKS. large ana small collections
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 72i 9th
st: NV, NE. 1895.
BOOKS, periodicals, journals-scien-
titic and technical; submit list titles
,dc and dates; Write Box 1o7-Y. Star
82}9AsmiAiyayS t}Ss ib4aryes anxious 70 buy en-
tions = good books; we call any.
where, pay cash and remove books
GAIN BOOK SHOP, sos 9th st
BOOKS - s9oTGUGSHT. ali Kinds, an,
peaas'yA psase ALB6N hn6 BooS saoP II our
Pa ave NV ST 669s.
FOOD MIXER, electric, 16 to 30
quarts. Call HU. 6si1, or NO, a576
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality;
also movie camera, protector. lenses.
MR.. WEISS. 926 D St. NV. RE. 2436.
CAMERAS
Highest cash prices paid for Leica.
or movie outfit. BRENNER, 933 Pa
ave. NV. RE. 2434. Park free.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA Britannica. as new
as possible. Write to A. ROSLYN,
1856 1st St. Sc, no phone Gals.
FILE. letter size, walnut, or mahog
4sh 4x4s ns2e5 asG kneehHis cS H6 desk s5 at least
FIREARMS Of all kind wanted We
buy and sell. LYNCH GUN SHOP
904 11th st. NV.
FURNITURE. compIete household anc
ftagis Resid.nss' PIECES aI sS1s sS1ght AID $50
ture and household effects, china
day. MR. GRADY. ma. 1920.
FURNITURE WANTED
/ 1oF FnlSES. SALL LII L M.
ABBOTT g. LANDON. CO. 1856.
FURNITURE VII ouy entire con
tents or odd pieces Also old h1na
bric-a -brac Buying and selling fol
55 years HOPWOODS 9th and 3
sts NV Me 5287
FURNITURE-In good condition; al
kinds household goods. cut glass anc
china. MRS. GAY, RE. 1904. 23'
FURN.-Entire household contents
old Glassware, silver. mise china
30 9TH Sc. AT O5s6
GAS RANGES, gas refgr., furniture
heating stoves. ACME STOVE CO.
GIFTS 81 BnCYcLH,V Z 20 in.; MA rseasonable ssso
Phone OIL. 6745.
GOLD-Brlns your old gold. plati-
mum. teeth. discarded Jewelry. We
pay cash A. KAHN. INC. 5S years
az a35 st NV
LINGUAPHONE, in French anc
German. Phone Greenbelt 5503.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

PLOW---One 12-in. two-bottom trac-
tor plow. Phone Bowie 3439,
fOWER TOOLS, used, for home work
AP' sh9D; s4d4 dzill press band saw, etc.
RADIO AND Tv TUBES, repair parts.
etc: 10. 2-26S1. 10
RECORDS. any quantity. regardless
OF age. II cheap and good condi-
tlon; no dealers. Box 340-V. Star.
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS, auto
DattefleS, house rags; highest prices
paid II you cannot deliver your
denominations. please phone us,
wa. WASH pT Rag eo6z = BAG CO. S15 L St
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your ac-
Cumulatlons. please phone us, ACE
JgNk co. 1880 Georgia ave. NV.
SEWING MACHINEs-Highest prices
tor all makes. 1916 H st. ne, FIR.
ups Sunday; TR. 6S4l week days.
saLVEh, antique or ordinary; any
s21GFe sGndlslen; szos Can Pu. 279s. THE
TELEv1sIoN WASTED. nj / a any ~ 16.in, On or
price. prefer RcA. sesh Philcoa p coaS0ne55e isoe
Key blvd Rosslyn.
TELEVIsION, RCA Nah. preferably
6.in. width doors. JA. 1914,
USED INSTRUMENTS. bought or
=, taken in trade. 1900 G st. NV.
WANTED-Van Norman brake drum
lathe or similar type. Also Weay-
eP brake tester. Box 417-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
MIscL. FOR SALE Cont

RUGs-oriental,. perfect condition;
tress. MI. $500, Ext, 4O2, Sun.
or ewes.
RUG AND PAD, 9x1O. Raleigh Mo-
hawk, rose tone on tone; like new;
perfect; must sell, S75. Taylor 6591.
RUGS, large and small, orientals;
special sale for 10 days only; all
at reduced prices. E. A. BALIAN &
SON, 2l25 18th st. NV, NO. 0237.
RUGS. Chinese and Oriental, good
eonddition: reasonably priced. Or
RUGS (6), Waiterend; two 9x12, one
sacrifice. Ho. 2I5s. IL
RUGS, imported, Persian, oriental
design; heavy, closely woven for
geo. wearing; . 9xI2' $3.50; Ski ski
GAYFto@ER SHOP. i2a5 G st. NV NV.
RUG AND PAD. l2x16N #; broad
Excel, eond. vi. S6s9: II
SADDLES = Brewster, saddle and
hand tooled. GE. Abs. III
sAEE PsHss6sf sfS sfS5o rodsy
co. 1925; week. I112 14th st; NV.
SAW. Skilsaw. 8 in; extra blades;
u.
for S75. LO. 5-2113.
SAW, David B. port. power, self
propel. attachment. Call Ii. 3-7455.
III
SAX, b-hat tenor, selmer; superb
playing condition; unusual buy; sac
rifice. S135 or best offer. CO. S643
between l | and 2.
eAXOPHoNE-Conn tenor: new con-
ditiion; S135. Call RA. 1915 OF, IA.
SEWING MACHINE, rotary, good con-
sbIs attioni IA not soFs FFssconditi0ned' reason
Swine EIsii Ga MACa1NE-Electric iVSai Fee
sun, AD. 1881; Mon, DI 0654:
SpM poTtaSies, "e4ssS Consoles; sinseFs; save save
up to S45. Limited number of new
house and New JHdogmnes. Homes. 2els VIII
SEWING MACHINES, Singer electrics:
sale or rent. We also eiectrlfy all
3l09 14th st NV co 222l
SEWING MACHINE-Will sacrifice'
sEWisS EEW1Ss; e. MAcHIfST. MfAA HISSTR new villa willard
SEWING MACHINE, Singer console;
round bobbin; complete set OF at
sfW1NG sew Z MAcaiNEs@Bankrupt Nj ahi Es stock;
open today; treadles, SO; consoles,
$22; portables, S25; new models with
where for Sl59. -915 10th st. NV.
SEWING MACHINES - Treadles,
S24.50 rebuilt portables. S24.50 I'D;
Singer, White. Big discounts on new
mach: we repair and eleStTity; SHTMy; |
MACHINE, 1915 H st. ne. TR. 6S4l.
SEWING TABLE for pattern cutting.
4sx72 In, adj. hgt.. 2S to SO IN; |
snag free top; fold-sway to xlSx4S
in; reg S16.95, sell S13.95. MOD |
ERNAIRE CO. ME. 1894.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
HEDGE PLANTS

10000 California privet. l to 4 It.
prices start at SIS per 100. Also
shade trees. evergreens and flower
ing shrubs. all freshly dug to your
order at McMILLEN NURSERY. Tc
reach: Out Lee blvd. (route 50) tc
our sign at Jefferson Village traf-
fic light, turn left to nursery. Open
Sunday until & O'Clock. FA. 20lS
Evening star., 1950-09-17
FARM & GARDEN (cont.) }

AzAFEAs aad ssnanss 1ss aps eae ST. msRySN nsgnSa5
NURSERY. Hyattsville, Md. WA.
2418 or GE. STAG.
oRANGE-BERRIED PYRATANTHA-
One of our specialties, right-sized
berry shrubs. MEREDITH CAPPER,
FA. 1917.
PERENNIALS-Plant now for spring,
oyer 200 varieties. Rock garden
plants. $3.50 ca. or for 81. MERE
DITH CAPPER, FA. 1917.
APPLES-Smokehou Delicious. Nc
1ntosh, 81 UP per bushel; crabapples.
Drive out Ga. ave-, miles from D.
c. line to Glenmont, turn right on
Layhill I'd. to End house on left at
apple sign. LO. 5-0724.
WANTED. small Rototiller. state
price and condition. Box 14-Z, Star
PLANT SHADE TREES, shrubs and
all other nursery stock now. We also
msfes ca IN LYONS For Fss sstl
6102 Ager road. Hyattsyille. Md.
Tel. Warfield 4756 or Union 1886.
RED OAKS-A top-quality shade tree
OF fast growth with gorgeous fall
99oging Tress IN to seetls e. m free s.dsf deep roots
up. Sc other varieties - shade
trees. MEREDITH CAPPER. FA.
visiToRs WELCOMED You are
cordially invited, to visit our 45-
filled with plants. Located nr. Ty-
sons Corner on route Z to Leesburg.
No salesperson will bother you; you
may wander at will; Open every day,
pFp ineEudins Ps Syn syn; MEREDITH CAP
TRAGroR, Gravley, 5 h.p.; best
offer; call before 10 or after 1 pm
GROUND COVERS hold your soil:
no moving, Vinca, ivy, lily Of the
valley piumbago, other plants. Alex
329s. attss q Az day Sunday. Weekdays
GARDENS DESIGNED and construct
ed by. English landscape expert;
specialist rock and water, flagstone
paving paving and stone walled gardens,
FALL BL6uMING sHRUBs&Many
bloom until frost. See them at our
nursery, located mr.. Tyson's Corner
day, including sun. MEREDTTH
CAPPER. FA. 1917.
BIRDBATHS, benches. vases, flower
boxes. wall fountains in reinforced
cement; sin 10 304 2 St. BE. TR. 3s05.
FAiRBANkS SCALES, lotion, minor
Ol1CI. 4sOuO
Randolph ave. Alexandria. AL. 3191.
TREES planted. removed and cared
for by a trained arborist: also
quality landscape work, large and
small evergreens, aZaleas, English
lockwood. chinquapins. etc. Fair and
reasonable prices. Ask operator for
PLANT GROUND COVERS NOW; for
that shady spot, strong Pinch pot
plants. English ivy, S12 per 100;
hardy myrtle, SIS per 100; pachy-
Sandra, S15 per 100; % at the 100
rate. MORRIS GREENHOUSES,
1884 N. Glebe rd., Arl., Va. OK.
LANDSCAPE sERvICE-Pruning,
planting, transplanting. sodding;
lawns made. renovated tree work;
flagstone walks. cement walks and
driyeways. w. C. WALKER. SH.
BABY CHICKS. Kasco feeds: Burpes
seeds. REQ mowers; Planet, Jr. trac-
tors; fertilizer. lime. FARMERs
FEED STORE, Rockville, Nd. Phone
Rockville 1892
CHRYSANTHEMUMS for sale-PIant
now for fall bloom; over 100 va
rieties, ready to move into your
garden; 35c, 3 for 81. Open ali
day Sun. MEREDITH CAPPER. Rt,
q, y mi. from Tysons Corner, FA.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
EVERGREEN

Many varieties, sheaved specimens,
$l.50 UP. Spreading yew, IL to Is
in. SI75. LEISSLER'S STERLING
NURSERY. Rt. so. 4 mi. west of
FairfaX. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

AM INTERESTED in puyine siiver.
ware. ans. cond.; jewelry, bric- a-brac,
china. glassware; Dora Krupshaw
THE-HouSE-oF-GIFrs,
143S Wis. Ave. NV. North O3OO.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

Apples - Finest Golden DeIicjous
and Grimes Golden hand graded
and hand-packed; in any quantity,
THE STOCKING FRUIT FARM,
Seven miles from Fairfax Courthouse
on Route 1913.
WATCH FOR THE BIG SIGN.
SPREADING YEWS
1S to "a inches. S3.95 each. The
best buy in town. please compare
ASHTON NURSERY. 65lO Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

TIRES factory recond., 6x16, $4.45;
other sizes propor. low; used truck
tres 9;95 up. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO. 1884 Ga. ave. NV. RA. $3.50.
TIRES. used. over 2OU To select from
NC. 635 N st NV. Nj 24oo
TOOLS, power and hand; elect. hack
saw, drill press, sander; hip.
heayy-duty paint spray outfit; cleo
= tric hand drill. exhaust ian, misc
TnnI T3and te1ls; s SH. ,6425: ,
ssocEs 5fa MsG1S saTngs saTRgs
GIcHNER, 2513 M st. NV. Elk. 1897.
TRACTOR, built by Worthington
Mower Co.; Chrysler industrial mo-
tor, speeds, pneumatic tires, dual
rear; excellent cond.; $685.. 331
e. Emerson st; NV. Sunday.
TRAILER, 1874, Hunter: very good
se sendts9n s9no cOgRle 9p6 REing flyn. away
rRIcYGIE: E1S &C 5:ss chain ain drive excel cond.
Tricycle. I0S CCdLEs Mercury. chain driye;
Trombone. Elkhart; good condition;
$40. WI 1865.
TROMBONES, rental-purchase plan;
oF 3ftFai5iG9 Musf a6So S0HPMsLA 81 n.s scH32E RE-
1420. Open evenings.
TRUMPET. imported, beautiful con-
ddition. with case and mouthpiece
TRUMPET-Ideal for beginner; newly
T6eeconditioned; $50 or best offer. OIL
TRuMPETs. rental-purchase plan
OF MUSIC, 1000 N St. NV. NE
1920: Open evenings.
TRUNKS (2), used, fair cond. TU
TRUNK WARDROBE. hangers. draw
erS; $25; smaller, S15. ia. 5s25.
TfPEWRITERS for rent. all makes
81 per month; SO for months
CIRCLE. 11I2 14th NV. DT. 1872
TYPEWRITER, Remington plea. RE
TYPEWRITER, smith-corona port
able' used very little; $50. Call
TYPEMRfTTER, Remington. portable;
good condition; reasonable. CO.
ard i 5 hSm Fods9 nSss1tss g. sssn5 4sa5
TYPEwRiTERs, new and '' used, Isl ID
$3.50 and up. Also many good
buys in adding machines: CENTRAL,
TYPEWRITER, Underwood; stand;
little used; finest cond.: mod
priced. Call building supt., VI 9292,
after y am.
TYPEWRITER, L. C. Smith; Bendix
radio, mahog. cabinet; mahog. gate
leg table: II, 3-4S90.
TYPEHRITERS, portable, all makes;
terms; standard; barg. Today. CO
1925; wk., DI. 1872. 1112 14th NV
TYPEWRITER. Woodstock. rebuilt
Al condition. Reasonable. Phone
DE. 0300, Ext. l03.
TYPEWRITER, portable, Smith-Co-
roma; 3 years old; excellent con-
dition. TIE. 6045.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood, noiseless
standard, good condition, $50. 45l2
18th st. NV. IT.
TYPEWRITER. L. C. Smith, special
$32 so. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
Sl3 14th st. W.
TYPEWRITER, Rem. port. French key.
board, Al cond., $45. Today, co
4625; wk., 1112 14th NV. DI. 1872.
TYtEIRIIERS, Lew and repulIt;
oue-year guarantees; terms. Our 10th
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO..
l43l E. Capitol st. S:30-5:30, tncIu
Sat Ii 30082 Easy parking
TYPEWRITERS, recond., Und.. Smith
S39 80; Rem, $3.50. Today, CO
1925; week. 1112 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1950-09-17
MISc. WANTED (cont.)

MULTILITH OR DAVIDSON. Write
full particulars, also Vari-typer
Box 44S-Z. Star.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - High
prices paid. II you cannot deliver
your accumulations. please phone
us ACE JUNK CO.. 1920 Georgia
ave. NV AID. 5457.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - Highest
prices paid. II you cannot deliver
your accumulations. please phone
us. WASHINGTON RAG & BAG
CO. 215 L st. s.w. DI. S007.
LD-FASHIONED picture frames,
clocks, china. furniture. silver, etc,
OLD FIREARMS in exchange for
antique handloom. Kenmore 3-5346,
PIANOS, highest cash prices paid
Tor used Spinets, Consoles and
Grands. Call MR.. BALDI. ST. O250.
PIANO. small; will store free and
give excellent care in exchange for
use. FA. 5157.
Pianos Wanted-Top SSS
COLONIAL PIANO CO. MA. 1870.
PIANOS, WE PAY CASH
etv1ar cYY onnn
Evening star., 1950-09-17
BARGAIN

BARGAIN
Living rm., 2 sofas. 8 overstuffed
chairs; bedrm.. hide-away bed,
dresser; chairs. lamps, rugs and
drapes. Can be seen Sunday from
/ to pm.
1889 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

9O1 RITTENHOUSE ST.-Single rm.,
TIaa nleeiy turn.' COW, transp. Ia.
APT. sol. 1901 18th ST. NV, WI No
entr., .unlim. phone. radio. semipvt
bath. for gentlemen, $50. lis
Ala BUCHANAN ST. NV. - Nicely
furn. room, bath and shower, tele-
phone. $50 per month. ia. 4354
MT. PLEASANT - Large attractive
bedrn. in beautifully furnished pvt,
home; share bath with 1 gentleman.
conn. AVE, 5117-Lovely front l9 rm,
with running water, firepl., newly
decor: ! or 2 ladies, $40 wk. -17
! or 2. facing park semipyt. bath,
laundry and telephone privil.; ! blk.
bus; also garage for rent. AID. SO07.
1!11 10th ST. N,W.-Double rm. with
PVT bath, Nj. 926S. III
next to bath for 0ensfn empioyed eTp9SuFe ipdv in
required. wo. 67ai, 3-5 Io pm. ~
SHOREHAM VIC.-Twin beds. bkfst.
priyil.. mod. apt. bldg, cross vent;
business couple or . ladies. See to
appreciate. Ewes, Sun, AID. 1925.
ftVt DIN 81. N.W.-OWner S quiet
home; room to refined. settled gem
tleman; garage. GE. 1913. is
JENIFER ST. NV, 1900; block of
Conn. ave. = Master bedrm,, twin
beds, pvt. bath, with shower EN-.
57s9. IS"
1879 18th ST.-Pleasant rm.. semi
5Ht: 5Efo bath; d ,n; GonV, transp; sgle or
1912 NEW HAMPSHIRE ave. NV
Nicely furnished in private horne on
direct bus line downtown. Phone
IA. 606S. 49,
1887 MINTWOOD PL. N.W.-Large
double room, nicely furn.; hot and
cold water; near 18th and Col. I'd.
CONN. AVE. WARDMAN PK.-Twin
bedroom f.,e a;,,,y PVT. ,IaS hSmsi % beautifully
ext; grill priv, Frigidaire; gentle
front room, I'd floor;
pvt. bath; one cedar closet. one
regular; breakfast privs. arranged.
1926 1ngleside terrace. IA. S773.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

china. sill.
yerWare, old jewelry, glass. any amt
Dora krupShaw Milestone.
THL-aOUSE-OF-G GIFTS,
Evening star., 1950-09-17

SODA FOUNTAIN. 20-ft. marble
front, with 10 stools, electric sand
wich unit, compressors and
carbonator; reasonable. TR. 2192.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

SINKS. new and used. all sizes, Is
inches to b6 inches; wall cabinets.
BLOCKS. 3056 NJ st. NV. NO.
1903, 46l0 Bait. ave. WA -5501;
. leather jackets, S4 ca. Wo. Sl53
SNOW SUITS, 4, all size 3; 2 revers.
with hoods; never used; 2 tailor
made, gray. with hats. AK. 2344.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

Il Il
terson pl.-Lge. rm. for gentleman
semioath, pvt. home. NE. 5SO4.
1869 COLUMBIA RD.-Furn rm
twin beds. next to bath. Call CO
CATHEDRAL AVE. NV. nr. Conn
and Wardman--Lovely furn. rm.
pvt. bath and shower, pvt. home
gentleman; CO. 54s6. 32'
1917 VERMONT AVE, walking dis
tance town; lge. bsmt., pvt. bath
not plate, ,refgr.; employed adults
Sl4 wk; sGle, rm.' $3.50. Ex. 6746
2917 2Sth ST. NV, near Conn. anc
Cathedral aves.-Rm. for gentleman
semipyt, bath. HO. 1850. -2I
DOWNTOWN, Rockingham Apt, Apt
Lge. front sgie. rm.. good bed, next I,
semipvt. bath; gentleman. DE 1878
BILTIMoRE ST. VICINITY furn
front twin. bedrm... for responsible
empl; quiet cple.. home privileges
no no. drinking or parties. Reas.. MI
Mr.. NEBRASKA AND CoNN.LDe
hghtful master bedrm; quiet home
gentleman no other guests. EN-
DUFoNT cIRCLE-l77a Church m17 st
NV. Nice clean rm., single, semi
- Il
IN EXCLUSIVE RESIDENTIAL SEC
TlON-FVt. single room for gentle
man. newly decor. and furn., pvt
bath, unlimited phone, garage; S55
LARGE ATTRACTIVE front ml rm., 8 4:
sci. 1909 Irving st. Ho. $3.50. i;
SINGLE RM., private home, unlim
phone; convenient 10th and 14th st
transp. TU. 1920 after 6 weekdays
1886 ST. N.W.-Newly decorated
newly furn. sgl. rms, $40 to S4E
mo-; dbl. rms. twin beds, S25 ca
Nper Per mSi; SI>SE shy; unlim. phone. -1s
cali ASs5t So t SS57 WSHsES' %Rs RAUdHAS Vi 1T q
510 WHITTIER ST.-Large room
with double bed; master bedrm. with
double bed and pvt. bath; also largt
recreation room. fireplace. pvt. en-,
trance; sitting and bedrm. com
Plnsd' Gd,,,ts nT bus o,,n and esrline Priced
3i6i 18th ST. 81. S.W-Lee. Lee : front rc5a rms rms
transp, DU. 5Is5. NN
10th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Attrac
bedrm. -liv.. rm. comb; adj. porch
OPP. ROCK CREEK PARK-Mod
studio room: cedar lined closet;
maid service and linens; S25 pei
mo. MI. 9713.
1919 HOBART ST. N.W.-Lge. dble
rm;: r1,,a, twin BEDS equipped with
$40. Phone MI. 6967.
1903 LAMONT ST. NV sgle
front rms. for gentlemen or 3rd
floor; share bath with Z other
gentleman. HO. 6305
923 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-Room
man or woman, close transp,
10 min. downtown; $40 wk.
Evening star., 1950-02-07
White House Renovators
To Bury Waste Materials

White House reconstruction ex-
perts today resisted a temptation
to paraphrase Shakespeare on
burying, not praising, waste ma
terial that might live on as souve-
Mrs.
II can't imagine anyone hold
ing onto handful of dirt as a
souvenir" Maj. Gen. Glen. E. Ed
gerton, renovation commission ex-
ecutive director, said. But anyway
all debris that can't be built back
into the house or made into reas-
enable souvenirs will be disposed
Of in the most convenient way"
The most convenient way may
include burial. burning or similar
methods, he explained. Material
such as woodwork will be turned
into souvenir items for carefully
supervised distribution.
1--WE still haven't worked out any
specific system" Gen. Edgerton
said. Meanwhile, we'll carefully
keep all that material on the
White House grounds. AS for
usable waste we1l just get rid of
1t as 1t comes along"
Evening star., 1950-02-07
BY the Associaied Press

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Police
today began roundup of what
they called underworld figures re-
portedly hostile to Mickey
Cohen, mobster whose home was
bombed yesterday.
Seized in the roundup were Joe
Sica, 38. and his brother Fred, 25;
James R. Iannone, Al, and Saliva
tore Piscopo, 54. All but Iannone
were booked on suspicion of as
sault with a deadly weapon. Ian
none, also known as Louie Marli,
was questioned and then released.
The Sica brothers currently are
free on $500 bond on Federal
narcotics charges. Federal agents
several weeks ago named them as
ringleaders of an extensive West
Coast drug peddling and SNUG
Cling ring.
Joe Sica once was regarded as
an associate and friend of Cohen.
A police inspector today linked
the latest Cohen bombing to the
Malta.
1--WE believe the bombing is the
result of an internal struggle be-
tween Cohen's mob and the Mafa, -
said Inspector Jack Donohoe.
They have fallen out and now
they're fighting for power"
The Malta is a Sicilian secret
order, reputedly with international
underworld ramifications.
Police had two theories about
Evening star., 1950-02-07

ary 81 and told to show it to
members of his staff. He said he
had no hesitation in showing it
to Miss Coplon because Peyton
Ford, the assistant to the Attor-
ney General. was fully aware OF
its contents.
Didn't you ever think it was
wrong to give such highly con-
f1dential material to Miss Coplon
who was under suspicion for espio-
nage?" Mr.. Pomerantz asked.
NO" Mr.. Foley replied, be
cause Mr.. Ford is man who acts
with the greatest of care and
when he gives me an order never
question it,.
Mr.. Foley said the statement in
the second "decoy" memorandum
that two highly placed AMTORG
officials were acting as United
States counterspies was 80 amaz-
ing that he was inclined tc
doubt its accuracy"
He showed the "decoy" docu-
ment to Miss Coplon about 10 a m
on the morning of March 4, Mr.
Foley said. A typewriter extract
of the document was found in
Miss Coplon's purse together with
81 other confidential Justice De-
partment documents when she was
arrested 10 hours later while walk
ing with Gubitchev in Greenwich
Village here.
Evening star., 1950-02-07
Spy Trial
Continued From First Page.)

ing contending "the effect of any
contradiction is lost on the jury
if we can't confront the witness
with it while he is on the stand"
Pomerantz Protests.
When court convened this morn
ing Chief Prosecutor John M.
Kelley, jr.. handed Judge Ryan
a bulky, sealed brown envelope
containing a top secret" FBI re-
port on Soviet and Communist
Party espionage activities in this
country. The defense forced the
Government to produce the report
yesterday after Archibald Palmer,
attorney for Miss Coplon, said he
wanted to prove that the classifi-
cation top secret" was not JUS
titled.
Judge Ryan said he examined
the report during the luncheon
recess and would deny the defense
access to it. The defense took an
exception to the ruling.
MIR. Foley said Miss Coplon on
three occasions while she was
under investigation as an espio-
mage agent tried to persuade him
to let her look at the top secret"
report.
Phone Conversation Revealed.
Mr.. Palmer during his cross
examination disclosed that one of
the intercepted telephone record
ings would reveal that Miss Cop
Ion telephoned Mr.. Foley on Feb
ruary IA and complained that she
had not "seen any Communist re-
ports lately" and asked If they
were still being received.
you told her." Mr.. Palmer
said, that they came only at Ger
tian periods and you had not seen
any lately and she said it's kind
of funny Isn't that true?"
Mr.. Foley said he recalled a
telephone conversation in which
Miss Coplon sought access to
Communist reports.
Both Mr.. Palmer and M.
Pomerantz sought to draw from
Mr.. Foley an admission that Miss
Coplon was assigned to internal
security matters after the Attor-
ney Generals Office ordered her
relieved of such assignments
when she first came under sus-
picion in the latter part of De-
cember, 1948. Mr.. Foley remained
unshaken in his denials that such
assignments were made.
Didn't Question Document.
He said he did not question
the accuracy of the first "decoy"
document he was given on Janu-
Evening star., 1950-02-07
Legion Names Williams
lis Citizen Of Month

Wash B. Williams, chairman OF
the Metropolitan Police Boys
Club campaign. was chosen "citi-
zen Of the month" yesterday by
District American Legion posts.
Mr.. Williams, president of the
American Sales Co. and a director
of the Washington Board OF
Trade, was selected in "recogni-
ton of exemplary leadership ir
the civic life Of Washington dur
ing January"
Charles K. Dunn, American Le-
gion department commander. said
the selection of Mr.. Williams was
made on the strength of the
great job he is doing for the Sec
ond straight year as chairman oil
the Boys Club campaign to raise
100000 in memberships"
Mr.. Williams also is president
of the Congressional Country
Club, for the third year, and is
head of the Chatter Box Club
He lives at Sill Broad Branch
road NV.