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OFFICES FOR RENT

End FLOOR, 14th ST., between Eye
and <, facing Franklin Park; / rm.
9OXlsE; suitable for office or bust
nns etb; + reasonable r re Sas. Apply adda
ave: n.w.-Availabie immediately;
auirements. Penn PRoFER.TIEs,
"A < st. NV. NE; l1oi
OFFICE 91rn t IN law office, furn or un-
NICE @:RM. oFFICE. in heart Of
S saDe. a Spring; s65 month. sH.
10th and Eye SITS. NV. S-rm. suite.
KELLEY q 5'H BRA Al Fl a 81. 7s4o o:
1917 18th ST. N.w.-very desirable
o penfs space spa .I in this M. modern BIDS
for rent in our bldg. at 55O5 Ga.
ave. n n;w, KAY REALTY CO.. INC.
AkIiNiGToN MEDICAL BLDG. liza
N. Highland st. Aforementioned.
able for physician, dentist Or other
COHEN, rental aeent, i042 N. Irv.
ing St. Arl.. CHI. 1861.
945 Pennsylvania AVE. NV
reasonable. Apply SO F st. NV.
1 HA AND j. s-RM. OFFICES, with IS svt.
bath in new bldg, Silver Spring.
500 to 500 per mo; CAPITAL
DESK $40 MONTHLY, includes type
writer. dictaphone, mimeograph. etc.
or mailing privilege, only So. Friend
y secretarial service free. Tel. NE.
os aos a' s1s a 5esn &C. So s1qos o.
1i 1ei , VERMONT AVE. NV Tg fse.
rm., approx. 575 So. IT.; will par.
tition to suit, tenant: reas. rent,
B nsIs sfai ans e eo A hsoyyo LEO N
9th a AND D'T 81 81 N wv Build y
ing, 527 9th st.-Desirable quar-
tiers, convenient location. reason
able. Apply $40 F st. NV, Room 10.
6s5 r ST; NV. opposite the Hechs
sonable rates for law Offices, busi-
ness representa tIves; etc; ElevstSr
NC. 7as 18th st. NV. 81. $3.50.
0FFICE-Vic. 18th and M; 3 large
rms. lavatory; lots of light; fiu-
crescent lighting;. parking space for
pa farS See Te1 Mr. re AbAM vs. lsa$s M Or
NV Ni' TA1'aS' 1910 M ~
FACING HECHTs newly decorated,
will rent whole or part, parking
facilities, very low rent, 5a3 9Th
NEAR IL Nv I4t5 tt A lSGi' F-Larse once n
attractively furnished. wali-to-wai
carpet, draperies, blinds. Ma. 34S2.
N PIox e? 2ed S. IT. H tnf !iys Co. e..
A RH sSS1; fESs sd. o 5aq7 $50
MODERN n;tt fhtreproof Century building.
single rooms or suites Of two or
more rooms; prices from $3.50 IN
THos j. FISHER & CO, INC, 73s
18th IN St. RHi; 81. t $3.50. ~ ,,,t,,-
F Fes bsh Cont ether sery,ses suite
e1 Refa: sTd I'd oI PROFESSIONAL
Offices, 2 lge. rms, small rm..
lge, bath; closets. Seen by appoint
nth AND X SITS. N.w.-choice suite
approx. LOO So. #. in fireproof
P PRRhps IN sc ns Y47 sp1 81 BOSS sS
DOWNTowN-s beautiful large rf f,rs
open space; combined. separate;
reas.: pvt. entr. ELLIS, ME. Hi.
2 FLOORS-Approx. 1,5OO So. IT,, on
s sSsh ST. p nr' d = F;w' long term lease
BEAUTIFGLLY = FGRN. law ofice; i has
space for reputable attorney. Box
poCToRs @ a. Entire 1st Il ma in apt.
bldg. 1885 18th st: NV. Open for
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO
Is1N1.1 II " ~ W ~ 1t.t' - ~
SOMETHING NEW


SOMETHING NEW
In this convenient N. Arl. section,
very close to Wilson blvd; you can
choose your design:
The old standby 6-rm. Colonial with
side porch, full bsmt., with u bath
roughed in and partitioned for rec,
rm.; the liv. rm. is IS it. wide, Just
imagine the space you have here to
entertain; the bedrms. are good
size. Priced at S15,950. a
den and bath on LIST f.: 2 bedrms.
and bath up; good size liv. rm. with
vestibule entrance; full din. rm.,
dream kit; all for S16,750. The
most modern of them all. A g. bed
rm. rambler with full bsnlt.: priced
SIT, 500.
Arlington Realty Co.
1904 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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LAST HOUSE AVAILABLE
A beautiful 2-story brick in Cheverly,
place, large din. rm., kit. with dish
washer and garbage disposal. " tile
bath and porch on LIST H.; 3 lge.
bedrms. and bath on End f.; full
bsmt. with garage. CT and FILA
approved. Sample house. 1920 Gard
ave. WA. 9213; ewes, MI. 1860.
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STORES FOR RENT

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING, approx. s.
900 SO. IT. Suitable for high-grade
tyrni1uas DesiTfps hdr Mean
Wis. ave. OR, 1854. 3
STORE with offices and pkg. Near
10 and Eye SITS. NV 1880 So. it.
including offices and garage running
through to paved alley. $500 mo.
Heat furn. KELLEY & BRANN6ER'
MiNNEsoTA AND BENNING RID.
N.E.-Approx. 500, So; IT. Lge. dis
play windows. Rent SIS mo. To in
spect call NE. O095. IS
1906 ADAMS MILL RID, NV, near
corner 18th and Columbia rd.11st
windows. Ideal location for cancella-
ton shoes. THOS. J. FISHER & CO.,
INC. Realtors, 73s 18th st. NV.
NV. CORNER, N. Capitol and P sts.
Excellent location for. dry goods,
ladies' specially, hardware or any
ot,,er business; rent S125. MA 1886
or IA. 6474. IA 4
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$500

Net cash return. after expenses and
mortgage reduction; 24-unit, mod
payment, about $50 900, but viii
consider well-located bldg. lots as
part payment. CaIl Mr.. Tarver,
81. $500, with E. M. FRY, INC,
Realtors, WI $40 ID
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YOUR CHANCE,

YOUR CHANCE
Four family fiat; $1S,95O; good ne.
location, about 8 yrs. old; annual
income approx. $1,000. This is a
bargain.
FOUR;;FAMILY FLATS 80, in excel.
ne. location; individual gas heat;
tenants pay everything; annual in.
come approx. S2,225; price, $4,000
each. Call Mr.. Tucker, with TISH-
hER. Realtor, tn. $500; ewes, Ia.
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DOMINION HILLS

DOMINION HILLS
NEAR ALL CoNvENIENCES
8 bedrooms, living room. full dining
room. really good house with COM
bination storm windows and screens
The lovely yard is Anchor fenced.
A high CT trust m9kes this good
buy.
N. G.. HINES & SON
Court House Square.
OW 1000 OW Q023 q
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SILVER SPRING

OIL LII OF nlIN1
PreWar brick Colonial with 2 center
hall entrance: three large bedrooms
and two full baths on end floor; 1st
moor, half bath, lge. living room
dining room and kitchen with di-
nette; basement with beautiful recre-
alton room. gas heat, built-in ga
rage; large fenced lot Home is
located on one of Silver Spring S
finest residential sections, close to
transportation and schools. Owner
at S22,95O.
HOI.MEAD, REALTOR
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DON'T BELIEVE TT
S1O.5OO

Close-in Arlington
$4,000 cash will handle this attrac-
tive. 2-bedrm. semidet. home; in
most conv. location. Liv. rm. with
frepl., nice kit. and dinette; 2 lge
bedrms. and bath on End FIR: full
bSmt., oil &C. heat. Deep yard
with driveway. l blk. to schools.
Call Mr.. Demshock, Ma. $500; ewes,
LII. 1851.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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$4,000

$28, 600
The price is no secret!! We have
value to offer! Groom brick ram
bier in one of North Arlington's
most restricted locales. Touch con-
troll radiant heat: slate roof, copper
water tubing; quail. features abound !.
2 beautiful tile baths, electric kitch-
en- equipped with dishwasher. gar
bage disposal and Bendix; Lear
garage; lot has over 5000 50. it..
May place $4,000 LIST trust for
substantial purchaser. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. off Glebe Rd., OW. 5000.
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LARGE

Apartment House, NV.
This outstanding Diet. building con-
sists of over 40 units, has a dis
tinguished Conn. ave. area address
ana is newly available. Several
types and sizes of apartments are
featured, and all are unusual in
come over 100000. a. long
term financing. Good terms ex-
tended or trades considered. Priced
far below any recently sold COM
parable property.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors, Elk. 1911.
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4-Family Apt. Bldg.

$19,750
Alex, Va, off Mt. Vernon blvd,
corner. modern brick, with annual
income of S2.9O4. Owner needs
cash. Call Mr.. Payne, Nj. 1850,
Ext. GIL. with FREDERICK REAL
ESTATE. RE. 2461. 10
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STORES WANTED

WANTED - DRY CLEANING and
laundry store (agency). No plant
the above business, Weekly volurrle
not less than $500. Price must be
reasonable. Arlington Co. or Dist,
OF Columbia. Apply w. F. OFT,
STORE WANTED to rent rel or Iesr.
1000. SO. it., near or downtown
Washington with parking facilities
available for 6 cars. Phone MI.
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"Glenbrook Village

GlenDrOOk village
Near Naval Hospital; conveniently To-
Gated detached brick on large level
lot; slate roof; attached garage; gas
&C. heat. Vacant. Only S17,500.
Call NE. 1143 until pm. J. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. MONTGOMERY
County-Lovely new 3-bedrm. brk.,
Colonial, IA baths, extra-lge rms,
firepl., porch. garbage disposal; full
bsmt., gas heat; lge; lot. some with
garages. $1,000 cash, bal like rent.
THE GOSS CO., Realtors
JU. 7-S211 Till 9 PM IS
SILVER SPRING, S12,95O
Three bedrooms, brick and frame Co.
ionial, with breakfast nook. base
ment, and Anchor fenced yard. Sill
yer Spring location.
SUBURBAN
New brick rambler on Handicapped
wooded acre; spacious living quar-
ters; heatolator fireplace, Ia baths,
maids room, finished recreation room
with fireplace, 2-car garage. Deco
rating and kitchen equipment await
ing your choice. This home of quail
1ty material throughout, custom built
and not to be confused with specu-
lative homes now on market.
GRAHAM & co.
81 g.. COLO til pm.
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BEST Sc. LOCATION
33-UNIT APT. BUILDING
z years olds fireproof; S25.39s annual
income; excellent financing; owner
will consider trade. Call Mr.. Bram-
ham, with BETHEL, DI. 300;
evenings, EN- 1880. q
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STORES FOR RENT tcont.)

1872 9Th ST. N.W.-Desirable store.
excellent location; newly renovated;
reasonable. Apply $40 F st. NV.
MODERN Sai Il STORE ROOM. 45xs5. suit
able for store or ONCE; 4OSs Les
hwy; avail: for immediate rental.
Va, 43-F-56 after $50 pm. 10
sUITLAND SHOPPING CENTER -
Modern store available. in this busy
f9se Valet shORn oD s ssptss su so2
launderette. auto accessories, etc.
Call Sidney Mensh, RE. 0736, SID
NEY z. MENSH & CO., 1927 Eve st.
downtown 18th ST., mr.. statler
the city; avail immed;. For appt.,
M HHi HHRoi Isl sHo SssH; CENTER
-20x50 store with full ,bsmt.; large
parking space; fine for dry cleaning.
fe E esaan or d dsss 1875 e SoBES SE
sToRE AND OFFICE BLDG, cor corner
Of S. Capitol and Livingston I'd sc.
TOR rent to druggists and other
s s. Pisn sos g RsEflas S coHF
1ath sT, NV, mr.. shepherd-Ige.
snow WINDOW; available April 18th,
Sl25. RIA. O651; furn, apt. avaii.
at same address. 10
CONN. AVE, End f.-Uptown busy
shop. center. At crosstown bus.
1mmed. poss. WO. 1916.
TOP LOCATION for drugs,st In new
shopping center with 200 families,
Sc; Leased, to grocery, beauty, va
riety and cleaner. Also SPACE avail
able for barber and bakery. Can
Mr. Franklin, ewes, GIL. 1856.
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washing ton
Wis. AVE. AND s4th N.w.-store on
busy triangle containing $50 50. II.
Call Mr.. Holland, H. G. Swiftly
CO., S11 10Th st. NV, ST. $500.
1918 you" ST. N.w.-contains
1000 50. it., suitable for cleaner or
variety. Call Mr.. Holland, H. G.
SMITHY CO., 81 18th st. NV, ST.
1890 18th ST. N.w.-store, 2ix4o,
show windows; lease, S215 mo-
E. M. O'SULLIVAN, MA 7S4s ID
LIST AND X N.W..Cleaning agency,
valet, hobby shop, mfg. representa-
tive; heat furnished. GEO. S. KING
co. Est. 1895. LU 4-25Ol, Realtor,
DRUG STORE LOCATION Good
R. !. ave. ne. corner; also sTo stores
to be available. Box 224.Z, Star.
TO-
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2-FAMILY UNIT

Mr.. GALLINGER HOSPITAL
With individual gas &C heat and
pvt. entrance to each apt; bedrm.,
liv. rm., kit dinette and tile bath.
monthly income. S11O; price, S12,-
500. Call Mr.. Fairbairn, with CON-
NER & RYON, INC, 927 18th ST..
NV, RE. 1915; ewes, DE. 1928.
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16-Unit Apartment

16-Unlt Apartment
This attractive modern Diet. building
is located in the 18th st. area
and is in perfect cond. This puild-
ing shows an excellent income of
over $4,000 yearly on a conserva-
lively long-term basis and is priced
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV, Realtors, Elk. 1911.
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4-Fam. Unit off MINI. Ave.
Sc.

Excellently located; apis. consist of
good-sized rms, bedrm., liv. rm.,
dinette, kit. and tiled bath; rear
porches to all apis; rents, S57 80
per mo-; annual income, $3.50;
price. SD, 500. Call Mr.. Fairbairn,
with CONNER g. RYON. INC, 927
18th st. NV. RE. 3216; ewes, DE
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ARLINGTON-S1I, 900.
2S43 South Glebe I'd. - 2-bedrm
Semidet, brick, full basement, oil
heat; close to bus and stores. GIs
invited OW 221o
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Six New Polio Cases
Near D. T.. Make Area
Total 1853 This Year

Three new polio cases have been
reported in Fairfax County, two
in Montgomery County and one in
Prince Georges County, according
to public health departments.
The new cases make a total of
168 in the Washington area to
date this year. The Districts
number of cases remained at rs
over the week end.
The new cases in Fairfax Coun-
ty are:
A 5-year- old boy from SPRING
field, at Children's Hospital; 20
year-old woman from Windsor
avenue, Alexandria. and a 35-
year-old woman, no address
given, both at the Army hospital
at Fort Belvoir. There are now
26 polio cases in the county.
The Montgomery County cases.
making a total of %, are:
A 27-year-old woman from the
$500 block of Woodway drive,
Sumner. at Gallinger Hospital,
and an 8-year-old girl from the
10100 block of Gates avenue, Sill
yer Spring. being treated at home.
Prince Georges 26th case is
12-year-old boy Of the 800 block
of Seventy third street, Carmody
Hills. at Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
FOUND.

BOXER, MALE; vicinity of Taylor st
bridge; Sunday; Phone LA. 6-8554.
COCKER SPANIEL, male, near Fort Myer.
Call ia SOIL
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Packard Negofiators
See Accord Today
By the Asseeiated Press

DETROIT. Aug. 21.-Hopes for
ending the Packard Motor Car Co
strike, now in its seventh day, were
high today as representatives of
management and the CIO United
Auto Workers returned to the
bargaining table.
Michigan Labor Mediator Rob-
ert E. Lomasney expressed con-
fldence that the strike involving
5000 Packard employees could be
settled before the days end.
He said "only minor issues re-
mained to be cleared up"
Yesterday it was reported that
Packard had agreed to pay pen
sions of up to $117.50 a month
including social security, and ur
to $125 month if social security
is increased. and had given 6
four-cent hourly wage boost.
These were two of the bigges
issues in the walkout that startec
at midnight last Monday. The re
ported settlement on the tw,
points followed lines of the Gen
eral Motors -UAW contract.
The UAW was believed holdin,
out for a short-t term contract ant
a union shop.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Korea Envoy Predicts
Unity After Victory
BY the Asseeiated Press

LENOX, Mass. Aug. 81. -
Korea's ambassador to the United
States says he hopes and expects
his severed country again will be
one state after "the invading
armies are smashed and de-
stroyed."
DR.. John M. Chang said yes
terday that sit is our full hope
and expectation that the
United Nations will proceed to
restore peace and security in the
whole nation"
cit is expected that the Ever
white Mountains, which mark our
traditional boundary with Man
churia, will be restored as the
northern limit of our nation" he
declared.
DR.. Chang added that he ex-
poets the U. N. to hold an election
in North Korea to fill 100 National
Assembly seats held open for the
northerners in the recent South
Korea elections.
The ambassador spoke at the
first of series of Elm Tree
Talks" at Elm Court" residence
of the late Henry White. onetime
United States Ambassador to
France.
DR.. Chang said he applauded
any effort to bring true peace to
his country, but opposed any
compromise with aggression"
Evening star., 1950-08-21
New Legion Headquarters
Dedicated by Paul McNutt
BY the Assoeioted Press

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 81
The American Legion's new ma
tional headquarters building was
dedicated yesterday, with praise
from former Legion Comdr. Paul
v. McNutt for the Legion's stand
on preparedness.
Mr.. McNutt, war manpower
commissioner during World War
II, described the Legion as for
80 years a voice crying in the
wilderness.
AS flags of the United States
and United Nations waved above
he told an outdoor audience:
Americans love freedom with
such a passion that they instinc-
lively resent any move which
smacks of regimentation.
"1f I am any judge of theil
temper at the moment, it woulo
seem that after mature consider
alton, rather than emotional judg-
ment, they are ready to submit
themselves to such controls as
are necessary during, but only
during, the period of nationa,
danger"
Mr.. McNutt restated the Le-
gion's advocacy of universal mill
tary training and mobilization oi
all resources.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
6 District Area Bows
Compete in Detroit
In Model Plane Meet
BY Harry Lever
Sfor Stoff Correspondent

DETROIT, Aug. 21.-As six
Washington area boys wed for
honors In the closing phase of the
fourth International Model Plane
meet here, the public got it's first
look at 55-foot Navy carrier"
for model planes over the week
end.
The "vessel," a stationary,
ground-bound scale model, was
designed by 1t. John Burton. 5526
North Tenth street, Arlington. 1t.
Burton is in charge of the Navy's
model plane program at the Pen
tagon.
In q special demonstration for
the 500 youthful contestants and
hundreds of spectators from al
over the country, miniature Navy
bomber and fighter craft operated
from the carrier, designed after
the wartime U. S. S. Saratoga.
Cheverly Boy Flags Them In.
The planes took off and landed
under exact conditions on a real
f1at-top. Alan Walker. 13, of 5905
Euclid street, Cheverly, Md, was
given the honor Of tagging in the
small aircraft for deck landings.
Alan used the signal flags which
had waved in combat planes on
the old Sara"
The model carrier was equipped
with arresting gear which Snagged
the tail hooks of the model planes
as they came in. Also as in real
life the carrier was complete down
to operational island" and guns
about the flight deck.
The Navy program headed by
1t. Burton aims at acquainting
the contestants and public with
the operations of full-size air.
craft.
Two Make High Scores.
Yesterdays results among the
young f1y-boys showed two Wash
ington area contestants in the
upper scoring brackets.
They were Roger L. Barron, IS,
Of Springfield, Fairfax County,
and Bernard Shulman, Is, 1902
First street Sc.
Roger amassed 1908 points
for the days flying, while Ber-
nard got 1862. Both were under
the days high of 1859 garnered
by an Olympia (Wash) boy.
The contest, sponsored by
Plymouth Motor Corp, closed last
night with a banquet. Final scores
will be released later.
Other area boys competing ir
the big show are Alan D. Rex, II
Of Annandale road, Falls Church
Donald Struttmann, II, of 731;
Halleck street. District Heights
and Carl Wheeley, 20, of 1921
Fairmont street NV.
The six District area youths got
into the Detroit finals by rating
as top scorers in the Fifth Annual
National Capital Model Air Show
held last June at Andrews Air
Force Base. The Evening Star,
National Airport Club and the
Veterans of Foreign Wars were
co-Sponsors.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
1ir.Cooled RALEIGH HA5ERDASHEF

Nigerian coal production is feel.
ing the effect of labor troubles.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Aubrey Eban Arrives Here;
New Israeli Envoy 10 u. 5.

Aubrey S. Eban, new Israeli
Ambassador to the United States,
arrived here today to assume his
duties at the embassy.
Mr.. Eban, who has been in Is
rael for a month consulting with
his government. will continue to
serve as leader of the Israeli dele
cation in the United Nations. He
was appointed Ambassador in May,
succeeding Eliahu Elath, who was
made Minister in London.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Wright Nominated
To Be Vice Admiral

President Truman today nomi-
mated Rear Admiral Jerauld
Wright to be vice admiral while
serving as commander of the
amphibiouS force of the Atlantic
Fleet.
Admiral Wright has held this
command since November. 1948,
but previously in his two-star
rank.
The President also nominated
1t. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith to
be director Of Central Intelligence.
Gen. Smiths appointment to
succeed Admiral Roscoe H. Hill
lenkoetter was announced last
week.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Don Juun Flies to Britain
To Visit King George vi
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Aug. 21.-Don Juan,
pretender to the Spanish throne,
flew to Britain from Portugal last
night to visit King George VI.
He was accompanied by his
wife, the Countess of Barcelona.
King George is now at his Scot
tish home, Balmoral Castle, with
Queen Elizabeth and Princess
Margaret.
Don Juan will be in Scotland
until August 27 for the grouse
shooting season.
Evening star., 1950-08-21

assistant to the late Robert M. in
Evening star., 1950-08-21

Thot's right! Sove 75% on the cost of donee
Iessons-Join my club eloss-Everybody but
everybody has fun while Ieorninq the new
donees. Don't put this off, come in now.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Davis Bill Would Deport
Aliens Who Won't Fiqht
BY the A.seeiated Press

Representative Davis, Republi-
can, of Wisconsin proposed today
the arrest and deportation of
aliens who claim exemption from
military service.
Under present law, Mr.. Davis
said. an alien may escape being
drafted by saying he never intends
to become an American citizen.
He said in a statement that a
bill he is introducing would re-
quire the Attorney General to is
sue warrant for any alien claim
ing the exemption. The alien
would be ordered deported.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
THE EVENIN NG STAR, Washington D. C. A
n, go

Mr.. Solomon will assume the Of
flee vacated by the death of Joe
L. Blythe Of Charlotte. N. c., in
January. 1949, according to an
announcement by William M.
Boyle, jr., chairman of the Demo-
cratic National Committee.
Mr.. Solomon served as executive
assistant to the late Robert M.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Democrats Appoint
Sidney SaIomon, Jr.

Sidney Solomon. jr., st. Louis
life insurance executive, and a
former official in the Post Office
Department here, has been named
treasurer of the 1850 Democratic
congressional campaign.
Evening star., 1950-08-21

Hannegan while the latter was
Postmaster General. He is a vet.
eran OF the Air Force, a former
top-ranking golfer and a stock
holder Of the st. Louis Cardinals
National League baseball club.
Evening star., 1950-04-17

A record total of 430 boys passed
swimming tests in last week.
Evening Star -YMCA ''Learn-to-
Swim" course, Director Fred D
Carl announced today.
The number is the largest in
the 36 years of the annual pro-
gram, Mr.. Carl said. The total
attendance of 945 also set a
record.
The week-long course was con-
Quoted III five of the city's pools
for boys 8 through II. There were
% groups attending daily one
hour classes.
Boys were required to swim SO
feet or more to qualify for but
tons and certificates. Additional