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Evening star., 1950-09-19

hemaIhlnK Oames.
Philadelphia at home (4) Brooklyn 2,
Chicago ,. Away (0: Boston 3, New
York 4, Brooklyn .
Brooklyn at home Q5); Boston s. New
York 3, Philadelphis ?, Pittsburgh 4.
Away t21: Philadelphia .
Roston at home (S): Philadelphia g. st
Louis 3: New York 2. Away (S): Brook
lyn 8, New York 2
New York at home 10Y: Boston .. Gin
cinnati 3. Philadelphia 4. Away (5):
Boston .. Brooklyn g.
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Win, Lose, or Draw
As q Phil, Pesky'd Be Tops
By FRANCIS STANN
Star Stoff Correspondent

CLEVELAND, Sept 19.-When compared position by posi-
baseball can't the Phiies World Series
All down the line they giving power expert
except the Red Sox depth in the pitching box
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NATIONAL

Results Yesterday
n. Y. 13; St. L.. 0.
Chi. 9; Bklyn.. r.
Only games scheduled
Games Today.
Chicago at Phila. (n).
st. Louis at Bost. (n).
Pitts. at Bklyn. (2).
Cinci. at New York, rain
Games Tomorrow.
Chicago at Phila
St. L. at Boston (n).
Pitts. at Brooklyn.
Cinci. at New York.
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Major League Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN

Results Yesterday
Boston, 3; Detroit, 2.
Only game scheduled.
Games Today.
Wash. at st. Louis, $50.
New York at Chicago (n) F..
Boston at Cleve., rain.
Phila. at Detroit.
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at st. L.. $50.
N. Y. at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland (2)
Phila at Detroit.
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.Pennont Races
AT q Glance

Remaining Games.
New York at home go: Washington f.
Boston 2. Away go: Boston 2, Chicago
>, Philadelphia 2.
Detroit at home GO): st. Louis 4. cleve-
land 3, Philadelphia 5. Away (3)
Cleveland 3.
Boston at home t6): New York 2. Wash
ington 4. Away t6): Philadelphia q
Cleveland 2, New York q
Cleveland at home %: Boston 9. Detroit
), Chicago 2. Away 90: Detroit 8. =
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Games
W L Pet Behind Left
Philadelphia 81 "a .6l7 I3
Boston 7S so 5f5 7I5 Ia
New York -77 81 81 SO $50 ia Il
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Bobby Doerr short of the mark but has lis runs
batted in The much hitting fact that in
order to find place for Billy Goodman leading batter OF both
leagues, Johnny Pesky benched.
Pekys 314 average would make him the Phis leading
hitter.
At Second Bose GoLiut Runs Lost
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
BRICK CORNER HOUSE
PROPERTY FOR SALE

3-story bldg; stores on 1st fl. and
an apt End and 3rd fls.; possession
qftn of Snd r. cat at RHa RRog sbsws 6oea goea
It'll 9. 1900 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
COMMERCIAL CORNER PROPERTY
Large garage, with latest test
equipment, compressor. tools and
auto parts o19 STOCK kat also service drts sta
in from main hwy. Includes a 6-rm.
terms. Call KE. 3-6115, after pm.
X ST. AT eOth N.w.-s-story and
FsnSaf!sd RHSTfS coEE YIN ME rent 4ooo DEgaY s2ss,
EN-. 1886 Or Or. 5761.
OFFICE BUILDING, downtown-Four
stories and bsnt., approx, 5000 So.
TT. usable space: carpeted floors,
mirrored walls; 3 new 1sNS.,ah tiled Lava a.
built-in cabinets; near parking: va
cant; will consider leasing. Call DI.
10l5 til 9 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
10th 9TH ST. ST. DOWNTOWN, zoned End
comm, 2,142 SO. it.; 2-story row
59hnson 59ISa alley 4 1atFen'e II e. sMfaY Ga Go ~
81. $500; ewes, Wo. 2436.
2 NEW STORES, 1890 each; lime
stone fronts with large modern show
windows. opposite post office in
Wheaton, Md; the most progressive
spot in the Nation; front and rear
parking; quick sale; S32,000; ap-
occupying one store, also for sale.
The other store leased for county
library; reason for selling-leaving
city. OWNER, 81. 2155. Ia
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4 BEDRMS., 212 BATHS
LURIA BROS
HANDY-DANDY

Open til 9.
1900 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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Realtor. OW. 1924.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MY CLIENT WILL PAY CASH for a
valley. Briarcliff. Kent. wesley Hts,
Kenwood or comparable location;
not over $4,000. Please call Mr..
Rhodes. AID. 4234. FRANK s. PHIL
WI hEPSi Ha2E III; The The BUYERs-we need
the houses to sell. Let our large
experienced sales force serve you
Please call Mr. Rhodes ewes, AD
1924, with FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
Dq. 1411, n
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B BEDRMS., $10,950
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.


COLUMBIA PINES, Annadale, Va
Brick Cape Cod. center hall, large
lot. Call owner for appt. after 6
FALLS CHURCH-Large frame house,
4 bedrms.. 2 baths, bsmt. and large
lot; only S17,500 on easy terms.
OWNER, JE. 3-s517 or FA. $3.50.
FALLS CHURCH-If you want to
live in beaut. white brick Colonial.
call US at once to see this. Living
t bedrm, oinane and bath eau'ppt0 on ist oor; o; :
bedrms. and bath on 2nd;, all rooms
are unusually large; full bsmt:. ga
rage. Call now for appt. TOWN g.
COUNTRY REALTY CO.. oW. 442o
RENT FREEEThis 2-story house has
complete apts.: live in l and rent
the other and cut your living ex-
penses: both apis. consit of 5 rms.
and bath; full bsmt. with oil h.-w.h.; j;
only 800. with $1,000 down;
COMPANY, oW. 1920, oW. 9426.
e11,5O0 3-BEDRM. BUNGALOW,
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10 ROOMS. near Md. Univ.-Tile
brick home. newly redec.; living
room, dining room, sun parlor.
kitchen, bedroom and tiled bath on
1st f.; 5 rooms and tiled bath on
End f. full, dry basement. oil H.
VIII: fronting 100 TT. on Baltimore
blvd: S19,950. substantial cash.
Homer Epling. with ALVIN EPLING,
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365-ACRE CATTLE FARM
MASON HIRST

Annandale. Va. Phone FA. 744T.
Closed SUNDAYS
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANT GASOLINE STATION locations
for large company; improved or un-
improved; purchase or on long lease;
give locations. Box 205-A, Star.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPsRTY-REN1
OFFICES e. STUDIOS FOR RENT

18th AND X STS.-Furn. or unfurn.
room or desk spact for attorney,
agent. etc; will consider sharing
secretarial services. DI. 313l, RE.
4o4O
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CATTLE FARM

Walnut Hill Farm
COUNTY, VA
80 MILES TO WASHING
TON, 50 MILES TO RICH
MOND, 80 MILE S TT
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Excellent transporta-
tion C&O and Southern
R.R., airport, bus serv-
ice. Route Is with con-
Meeting highways.
You will find 300 of
the 405 acres open land,
60 acres in crop rotation,
balance in permanent
pasture.
The soil is Davidson
clay loan, naturally
strong and durable. 1t is
regarded as the best
general purpose soil in
the Piedmont Plateau Of
Virginia.
The farm will carry IS
to 100 brood cows.
The adequate farm
buildings include a T
room and bath brick
house, a 5-room cottage
with water and electric
ity.
Taxes S400 annually.
The residence, built by
Gen. James S. Kemper,
is spacious in size and
mien and is completely
modern. The wide CEN
ter hall and stairway
and hall are impressive
in their dignity. To the
left is drawing room
and year-around sun
porch, spacious dining
room and excellent
kitchen; to the right a
handsome paneled Ii
brary, 2 guest rooms, 2
baths.
The End floor contains
5 lovely bedrooms, 8
baths, 2 porches, ample
closets throughout.
An ideal home de-
signed for real living
and entertaining.
An unusually we'll ly-
ing and productive farm
ideally located, 1925 per
acre including the gra-
ciouS manor house, the
reproduction of which
would exceed the cost
of the entire property.
Call Mr.. Smith for
brochure and COM
plete information.
DE. 4101 office hours.
Vienna 1914 eve
nings and Sundays.
FRANCES POWELLHIL,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
2Mn ACRES

Beautifully decorated, early Ameri-
can Colonial home that is one of the
best buys we have seen this year at
S1S,500. 4 BEDRMS. AND DEN;
, TILED BATHS; 2 fireplaces; 49,
GU. IT. Frigidaire: oil h.-w.h. barn;
garage: fruit trees; two 40-ft. long
grape vineyards. This unusual prop
erty only Is Minis. out of Falls
Church; SIS, 600 cash required. For
complete information please consult
THE BRANT COMPANY
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY (cont.

PRIVATE PR PARTY will pay al cast
HOMES NEEDED-Experien ane
sSssf' Sss s sTEoup RRsIfY e.
1MME1IaTE NM 1Iafi CASH BUYER for Abe 4.bed.
rm.,. 2-bath home in Kent-Briarclifi
section, NOT oyer. $40. 900; Please
WE HAVE BUYERS for homes homes ane
Southern Md. HI: STA after g
Mr., Wood. Ii. 3-3625. WOOD 6
DiRLCT FROM OWNER, highest cash
for your property Call MR. RITCH-
IF PROMPT ATTENTION TO the sals
Of your home. business OF invest
saI salI Ir,t c.h,I auMpEKIEs; Sad ReaIsoI To-:
WILL PAY CASH for your home, quick
settlement. Will also trade smaller
home for larger home or vice versa.
II you are in the market to sell.
buy or trade, call MR.. DIXON, ST.
HAVE CLIENT for or 7 rm. house,
NINGTON. WI. 1886; OR. 1888.
TO GET TOP PRICE for your home,
call JOHN WIESMULLER, SWISS
REALTY RI T Z, CO. a42s 18th st. NV.
COILEGE PARK AREA-Direct from
owner; 3 to bedroom house. in
$1,000 to $4,000 range. Write
Box 363-A, Star, -15
BUYER who will pay cash for 81
bedrm home in Hillcrest Sc. up to
$40. 900. Box 2s7-A, Star. i
CASH BUYER WAITING for 2 or B.
bedrm. home. Silver Spring area.
LIT. WISHES to buy 3-bedrm. modern
home in Va. within 10 miles or less
OF D. c. Call JE. 3-9410. --12
FAMILY DESIRES to purchase nice
2 or 3 bedroom home. not over SIS
900 cash. in nice location. Please
state particulars. Box ALB. Star.
FAMILY-TYPE HOME in NV. D. C.
or nearby Maryland Price range
OPTIONAL two advantages offered
Call OR. 7l04. --15
QUICK ACTION WITH SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOME. PROMPT FREE
APPRAISAL. MR.. QUICK. RA. 34IS.
ALL CASH for homes In D. C. or
Md Free appraisal
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BEST BUY AROUND

Brick; paved street; radiant heat
lge. rms. S11,950; assume 40 q
loan. Call L. C. Miller, CO. 1886
MERCER BLDG. CORP, 10. 9-S400
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OWNER MUST SELL
BUNGALOW. S1O.95O
SPECIAL $4,000!

2-bedroom bungalow. situated Just
blks. over D. C, line. Equip. kit.
screened porch, large level lot. Conv.
to bus, schools and shopping. T.
D. BURGESS. VI. 1902 till 8.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
Near st. James School
Falls Church Va

This bungalow situated ON a large lot
has beautiful living room with
equipped kitchen, attractive dinette,
two large bedrooms and bath. all
on one floor. There is partial
basement and the heat is gas hot
water. Within walking distance of
and shopping, this property is
priced at $4,000 and We predict
that it will not be ON the market
very long. Exclusively with
Stanley r. Rowland Co., Inc.
Realtors, Falls Church, Va.
'FA. 1898 FA. 2S42
II
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

cial, on 2 frs, with truck ramp and
excellent ceiling height; modern
brick bldg in an especially conv
!: NV: location at q bargain price
Exclusive. JOHN LIPSCOMB. MI
0600; ewes. WO. 1918.
12,500 SO. FIT.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 2ka.
STORY CORNER BRICK BUILDING
2 ELEVATORS. ZONED ID COM.
ING. PRICE $4,000. CASH RE,
QUIRED. $4,000. CALL MIR
KNAPP.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC
1907 H ST. NV, Realtors. MA. $500
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-lS
GETTING MARRIED?
Go ahead and move into this attrac-
tive 2-bedroom bungalow. 81 900
cash and S.5 mo-. Full price OF
$4,000. Hurry. call
A DREAM COTTAGE
FALLS CHURCH AREA
Has lse. liv. rm.. streamlined kit.
utility room, , bedrms.,. tile bath,
back yard inclosed with cyclone
fence. Well financed with comb.
LARGE WHITE CAPE COD
Large liv. rm. with firepl.. state--size
din. rm..- din. alcove in kit, u bath
on 1st A.: 3 immense bedrms. and
bath. End A.: built-in garage, firepl.
in bsmt. 1a-acre lot; 30 fruit trees.
lge. garden, berries, etc. Possession
with settlement.
BANCROFT
Lovely stone home in this most con-
stone flrepl.. din. rm.. nicely equip.
kit bedrms. and tile bath on Ist
floor; lRe. bedrm and sewing room
upstairs; pine-paneled recr. rm. and
Law. in bsmt, scr. porch, garage. lge.
shaded lot
F. E. MALCOLM
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HANDY-DANDY
All conveniences around the corner,
and only 10 minutes to Washing
ton. Brick Cape Cod. 3 bedrms.
liv rm., fireplace, equipped kit,
full bsmt, lovely wooded lot. SIC, $50
with only $1,000 down.
Arfax Realty, FA. 1850
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THE BRANT COMPANY

BUNGALOW
A dainty 2-bedrm. frame home, con-
veniently located; fenced lot; clean
as a pin; that ST., 500 cash will
handle. Ewes, call OW. O50S.
RAMBLER
A lovely new 3-bedrm., 2-bath and
den rambler. built on 3 levels, that
will catch your eye if you are look
ing for this type of home; located
in the LorcLm Lane area; surround
ed by very fine properties. Sub
stantial cash required. Ewes. call
FA. I947.
CECIL B. LUPTON, Realtor
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SOLAR RAMBLER

This is a custom built rambler, brick
construction, 100 #. in length; de-
signed for gracious living and the
most discriminating person; heated
by the winters sun, completely air.
conditioned year around; all windows
heavy plate glass with l2-inch sealed
air space between; lovely fireplace;
completely equipped model kitchen;
large gear garage; approx. 2s-acre
lot, with private driveway and large
parking area; it would be impossible
in this ad TO describe the inviting
beauty and numerous outstanding
features of this home. For further
particulars or to inspect. call Mr..
Noon, LU 4-43S2; ewes. VI. 5206.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA
1ST COMMERCIAL
Approx. o7,000 so. it. loc. in very
progressive community. Exc. loc. for
most any business. For complete
information call Mr.. Caney.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson at Rhodes. ia. 4-1600
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ONE ACRE. 8 large rooms and .
baths. asbestos frame. all on ground
floor; basement, oil k.-w.h., could
be arranged into . apis; near all
conv., miles from D. c.; a bargain
at S10,750. substantial cash. ALVIN
FPI INC TN O313 Ia
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HoUsEs-sALE-MD. (contJ

ONE ACRE NEAR EDMONSTON RID.
All conveniences here. Owner i'll,
must sell this 2-story asbestos frame
home; 6 large rooms. tiled bath and
kitchen, 3 bedrooms, incl back and
front porches, basement, oil INV h. 4;
2-car garage. barn, garden. lawn
and shrubbery: S16.750. substantial
cash. ALVIN EPLING, 10. 9-966G
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STORES FOR RENT

Call our commercial dept, M. D.
Werner. UN 1926, COX g. CO.,
34l4 Rhode Island ave. ne. --13
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10 ROOMS. near Md uniy-Ti

$500 buys this new 4-room- and
bath bungalow; has basement, hot
air heat; large lot; blks. to all
conv. ALVIN EPLING, 10. $4,000.
Evening star., 1950-02-14
| Rail Engineer
| And Dog Join
| To Save Child
By the Associofed Press

WILLIMANTIC. Conn, Feb. IA.
"A mongrel dog and keen-eyed
railroad engineer today shared
credit for saving the life of 2
year-old Jackie Green.
The youngster wandered from
his home here yesterday and tod
died to the railroad tracks rs
yards away.
Engineer S. A. Whyenott, at the
throttle of Boston Hartford pas
senger train. sighted the pair as
he rounded bend. The boy was
trying to crawl on the tracks
The dog was tugging at his clothes
in an attempt to keep him out of
danger.
Mr.. Whyenott applied his
brakes. The train ground to q
halt about rs feet from the
youngster and the struggling dog
The engineer took Jackie and
the dog into the cab of the Lo-
connective and gave them q half
mile ride to the Williamantic Sta
ton.
Police returned Jackie to his
frantic mother, Mrs. Marshall
Green, as she was about to or
ganize a search party.
Jackie was "tickled pink" by his
train ride, police said.
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nv Reowokens Family Interest
In Fashionable Home Furniture

production, the general uncer.
tainty of day-to-day living and g
widespread deferral of any refur-
nishing plans"
Good breaks came with the enc
of the war, as huge pent-up de-
mand," backed by record savings
and record level consumer in
comes, sent furniture sales zoe
per cent of any preWar year.
AS for today, James B. Forman
a department specialist, said:
Under the influence of tele-
vision. family life is again begin
ming to center around the home
In consequence, reawakenec
interest in the home and its fur
nishings may reasonably be ex-
pected to follow.
"If the furniture industry will
continue it's efforts to make Mr.
and Mrs. America as fashion con-
scious of their furniture and fur
nishings as of their clothes and
automobile. the long-range out
look for the industry should read
opportunity unlimited.
Evening star., 1950-02-14

Richard w. Satterfeld, Mr.
Powers assistant, got right down
to business by bringing on stage
Miss Betty George, a young wom-
an with perfect figure" en-
phasized by white shorts and q
tight pink sweater. Miss George
physical education instructor at
the YWCA. then went through a
few ungraceful exercises that
women without her build should
perform to achieve her build.
When you reach a certain age
quipped Mr.. Satterf1eld, after he
put his overflow class through q
grotesque exercise designed to do
away with wrinkles. lets face it,
lines are here to stay"
Gets q Laugh.
The women, some of them OBJ
viously pushing that certain age,
dutifully responded with a rum
BILE of laughter.
To show his charges how to
walk, Mr.. Satterf1eld had a genu-
inc Powers model parade across
the stage few times, after which
followed a few minutes of rapid
fire instructions in what colors
and designs to wear in "the easy
way to lose 10 pounds"
A sample from the line of chat
ter by Miss Jane Abbott, a Powers
instructor: IF you're short or
overweight. stay away from big
hats-they're very, very danger
ous."
Evening star., 1950-02-14
8OOWomen of All Ages; Shapes
Get Preview of Charm Secrets

More than 300 women, OF all
ages, sizes and shapes, jammed the
Commerce Department auditorium
last night to find out what Pow
ers models have that they don't
When they left, an hour and a
half later, they had discovered
among other things: How to SUBJ
tract from the rear and add to the
front, that "a woman's walk is
visible talk" and "how to apply
your cosmetics so you don't re-
semble a spook"
What they didn't learn, which
constitutes goodly portion of
the charm secrets purveyed by the
New York John Robert Powers
School, will be dished out in
weekly lectures beginning next
Monday, arranged by the Federal
Recreation Committee.
Ready for Full Course.
Although last nights program
was just "preyiew" of the six
week course in personality de-
velopment" being offered Govern
ment girls. the ladies proved they
were ready to take all they could
get out of the course-whatever
the cost in loss of dignity.
In hilarious mood, the would be
students of feminine charm
clapped. giggled, made various
noises designed to erase lines OF
improve their speaking voices.
Evening star., 1950-02-14

The furniture industry is look
ing to television to help return its
wares to the high spot they held
in the family budget before the
advent of the automobile.
The new entertainment medium
was recognized today by the Com
merce Department which forecast
that furniture sales this year may
equal or exceed those in 1949.' 1t
added that 1949 sales were within
10 per cent of 1948's record.
A department study observed
that the furniture makers have
had hard luck for decades.
I'm the 1920s," it said, "the rapid
rise in popularity of the automo-
bile and on the go habits left
little incentive for dressing up the
home.
When people finally had to stay
at home in the depression 30s,
furniture demand dwindled due to
financial necessity.
With the war in the early 4Os
came restrictions on furniture
Evening star., 1950-02-14

Morris L. Ernst, New York at
torney and author, announced in
Evening star., 1950-02-14
z Italian Unions Seek
To Block Reds Plan 10
Tie Up Arms Ships
BY the Associated Press

ROME, Feb. 14.-Anti-R Ital-
ian labor unions have opened a
counterattack against Communist
plans to halt the unloading of
ships bringing American arms aid
to Italy.
Union sources said results Of
referendums among dock workers
already had assured the unloading
of Atlantic pact arms in the
Southern Italian ports of Naples,
Bari, Taranto, Brindisi, Molfetta
and Gallipoli.
These sources said similar ref
erendums would be held in the
Communist strongholds of Genoa,
Leghorn and La Spezia, Italy's
major northern seaports. For the
past month Communist and Com
munist-line newspapers have
claimed that dockworkers at these
ports would refuse to unload arms
ships.
The referendums are being held
by the Italian Free Confederation
of Labor and the Italian Fedora
ton Of Labor, both of which op-
pose the Communicated Italian
Confederation Of Labor.
A committee for national &C
cord" organized from the two
anti Communist groups, said the
referendums were designed to give
every port worker the opportunity
to declare himself openly for or
against the unloading of the arms
ships.
A highly placed American polit-
ical observer here recently said
he did not believe the Reds could
accomplish their pledged goal of
or seriously hindering
the arrival of arms shipments.
This source said the Commu-
nists might have some success in
their drive at Genoa and Leg
horn, but added that at such
other big ports as Naples he
thought they could not muster
enough strength to impair un-
loading.
A test Of strength is expected
with the arrival of the first arms
ships next month. Communist
newspapers have called on both
dockers and railway workers to
refuse to handle the arms ship
ments.
Mario Scelba, Italy's two-fisted
Minister of Interior and the Com
munists' Enemy No. l." recently
has been on a tour of Northern
Italy. Leftist newspapers have re-
ported that his main objective
has been to organize police pro-
lection Of arms shipments.
French Communist leaders also
have been campaigning for a boy
colt of Atlantic pact arms ships
by French dock workers. Sources
in Paris, however, have predicted
that their efforts would not seri-
ously hamper the unloadings and
that the government would use
troops, If necessary, to get the
arms off the ships.
Evening star., 1950-02-14

| Although he did not work on the
atom bomb itself, one Of his
theories of relativity formed the
basis for its development.
The United States embarked on
the A-bomb project after DR.. Elm
stein wrote to President Roosevelt
during the war saying that such
bomb was possible and that the
Germans might succeed in pro-
ducing one.
Mr. Rankin had printed in the
Congressional Record excerpts
from report prepared for him by
the House Committee on Un-
American Activities. 1t listed al
legged Communist front groups
with which DR.. Einstein was said
to be associated.
Last Sunday, DR.. Einstein pro-
posed a ban on violence among
nations to prevent destruction Of
the human race.
Evening star., 1950-02-14
Political Leaders Watch
Massachusetts Election
BY the Associated Press

HAVERHILL, Mass, Feb. IA
Party leaders looked for a straw
in the national wind in today's
9th congressional district specia.
election which sends the sons OF
two famous fathers to the wire.
Naval 1t. Comdr. William H
Bates, Republican, 80, and former
Cambridge Mayor Richard M
Russell, Democrat, SO, are seeking
the post.
The seat was vacated by the
death of Mr.. Bates father, George
L. Bates, in an airliner crash at
Washington last November.
Mr.. Russell is the son of Will
liam E. Russell, once Governor of
Massachusetts, and a former Cam
bridge Mayor.
Bigwigs of both parties took an
active part in the campaign.
Senators Lodge and Saltonstall
and Representative Martin, all
Massachusetts, Republicans. urged
Evening star., 1950-02-14

Argentina will foster farm "co-
ops.n