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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN 194S 2-door: excel. cond. !;
Guaranteed; only S695; terms and
traas; nsSIio GMnANH1AI,TtAN 1,,r,tA n.! AUTO Z
sides 7th st. at r NV. NO. 1857.
AUSTIN ls4s SsspeassengeE sedan.
Austin Dealer. Conn. at 8 and
BUICK I949 Super sedan. equipped
Shso yith Dsns0S spsa down. S.1n SSSsits v.ss; ssr
terms. Why pay more7 AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
BUiCK 1899 s passenger coupe:
excel. mechanical cond., r. and h.;
$3.50. LO. 5-2736. "a
jet-black finish. clean as pin,
owner, very low mileage; 81. .095.
JET MOTOR SALES. INC, 2725
Nichols ave. s.e:, 10. 2.0336: a
BU1kK 1898 4-door; SITS. KENNY
MSJOR SALES, 2150 Bladensburg
I'd. ne. Ii. 4-9455. -
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

G. M. C. l947 truck, stake body;
lent condition; low mileage. Make
offer Can Mr.. Kallins, cAFRITz,
DoDGE ;4e 1h-ton refrigerated
truck; $1,000; can be seen at 1882
Fort lotion DIR. ne. Call ME. 3l61
cMRV. MR1o'zie 4e m-ton pickup; very low
SALES; s. ISGss SSsss $7a6 Nichols sSe:
1SfEERSN22,rioSsH SfE S2, G,SsIs' 1912 @-ton va van
or del. service; si90. sH. ss9S. "a
FORD 1947 dump; original owner;
4l.OOO actual mileage; fine condi-
ton: 6ls Greenwich st. Fails
CHEvRoLET i947 s-yd. dump; s.25x
20 Io-ply tires; 2-speed rear; rev new
ousSy %Si1F sss sdfa and ruik Ike
cHGVRoIEr, IRaHsoI Ss41e25 Ssie95 Nlehois nEDsW. ave-
Sc. LU. 4-OO1O. a
CHEVROLET 194s 3-yd. dump; s.25x
90 1O-ply tires; 2-speed rear; truck
thoroughly reconditioned and like
caEYHo1ETt s:s Us 4sdolS: Ss4l-4S Nieh0l. 81 avs
CHEvRoLET 1949 sedan delivery; ex-
cellent condition throughout: driven
z months be original owner: priced
Es,:,,S Esas;; S$I.9Se cash. Dial operator
DODGE 1885 i949 motor: 2 sp. axle.
iTe' E' esee; s476: with body 5000.
rSTTERNS22fTiIoNAL RNS22fTiNA 1s41 %-ton panel
truck; excellent mechanical condi-
ton; good tires. battery; new paint;
oak floor; tiptop performance: bar
gain at 1913: used very little. BLA-
LOCK CYCLE CO., S117 Ga. ave,
Silver Spring, SH. $3.50. A
FORD 1889 1-ton panel truck; 4 new
tires; $3.50. or best offer. 617 r. !.
ave: ne, AID. 9450; after 8. LA.
FORD ie4s panel; excel. cond.; low
mileage: one owner; good tires; spot
1858 or CHI. 6S13. 1928 w. Broad,
Falls Church. Va. A.
DODGE 1947; wgt., 2 ton; 5-speed
transmission; van body; mechanical
ly excellent; motor lust rebuilt; 5000.
FOX, Appleton 1740.. a
FORD '46 1h-ton; has 15-ft. van
body; 80" high. Y 5" wide; 2-speed
rear; motor recently overhauled in
our shop; written guarantee: cash.
MOTOR CO., 9th and N. Y. ave
w MA Qnnn
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE.
MORRIS g. HUGHES"
Home Of l-owner and ga--kept car:

Home OF 1-owner and ga.-kept cars.
Buick Rivera; r., h.. eiee, wind, etc !:
cost over $500, our price S..SaS
Buick '49 4-dr. RIM; DynAfow, 7.
Plymouth '4s eonv.; yellow, sl
Chevrolet '4a 4-dr. de !. 8. l., al
access. 1000 act. mi Sl.S95
Chevrolet 4s eonv; light srsen. al
access. like new ST .3oS
Chevrolet as club cpe.; all access,
Chevrolet as e-dr.: . tone. every
access. possible. like new Sl.s4a
Studeeaker AS Regal 4-dr, Ch.; all
aeceS, l owner Sl,s45
chrysler a. windsor 4-dr., B-cyl. (:
all access, garage kept Sl.s45
Buick 'ss 4-dr,; runs good, seq
olds rs 4-dr.; good transp. SIS
Plymouth '35 4-dr; runs ffne SIS
La Sale 10 club epe.; eouipped.
excel. motor ---------. S245
Don't buy the chea pest-buy the best
All postwar cars, guaranteed
NORRIS & HUGHES
1914 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 1l22
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GARAGES

DOUBLE GARAGE, for cars or stor-
age; for rent IA. 95S7. a
WANTED GARAGE to rent, in vicinity
Of 18th st and Scott Circle. Box
a535 ALASKA AVE. NV. garage for
rent. CO. 3l33, GE. 1855. a
HALF OF A GARAGE for rent, 1S47
Lamont st. NV; 81 month. Call
co 43OS a
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

els; reas.; - guar. WARREN's AUTO
SALV 4O36 MINI ave. ne. "
block north OF Benning' vi 1853
AUTO PARTS-Ford motors. $50 up:
Pierce Arrow motors. La Sale motors
and body parts; 1889 Bucks, plenty
of parts for most cars; tires, 81 up.
1901 Kenilworth ave-, VI. ALL. A.
ENGINE, Buick "S", 40 series; COM
plete; in good condition. Call FA.
s219, 4
AUTO. DEALERS ATTENTION
gpecial rates to you for sinonizing
cars Minit-man Ii. 3-b96O. a
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MOTORCYCLES

H9 VERTICAL TWIN INDIAN: buddy
seat, seat, SADDLE bags windshield; S495.
SEsRRLEY.6f1AvrDsoN Y6f1Avr 1e4s; brand
mi. guarantee, fully equipped; 1928
or best offer. Can be financed.
I'D. i947 3.wheel servicar; reason.
able, good cond. Call MA. 0!o4
H4RHFY:DAvIDsoN HARhdsYf: 1875; good cond.;
new Buddy seat with other extras,
5000. Call IA. $1,000. IS
INDIAN 194s "74";, selling at sac
rihce; good condition.; all acces-
sores, SORES; $4i.5G; .5G;o6TTtp At psl7s,,. 14 KH.,
equipped TO pass D. C. insp.: -Sl65.
See at 307 1lth st. Sc. or call TR.
1917 '6I" HARLEY-Exeellent con-
dition; beautifully equipped; many
extras and chrome s625. 1922 R
HARLEY DAVIDSON "125s"; IN
excellent condition; mileage 1000
miles on l and 5000 on the other;
accessories. Best offer. Call LII.
3-22G3. 62l c st. ne. a
Don't MISS THESE USED bargains
for your summer riding pleasure.
~ Matches. 500-cc.. 1915.
AS HID. 125-cc., S9@.
az Indian Chief, S695.
These and many others from 500 up.
Trade and terms.
ALLIED MOTORCYCLES
9l2 9th st. NV. RE. 5o73.-4
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

Observation-Disclosures
Chevrolet vans. stakes panels anu
tact P9BLic SERVICE pRfv. Or
SELF 1929 I st NV ME- 701f
IAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance.
ia. 2937, after z pm, GE. 1915.
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TRUCK VALUES

TRUCK VALUES
~ Ford. dump. sos.
'46 Chevrolet, dump. S795.
AZ Dodge, dump. $595.
'39 Chevrolet, dump. S295.
'46 Chevrolet, stake, S695.
AZ Studebaker, stake. $795.
AZ g. M. C. cab and chassis, S195
'4S Willys sedan delivery. $695.
40 Dodge. h-ton panel, $195.
40 Chevrolet, h-ton panel, $50.
Al Ford, h-ton panel, $50.
'3S Dodge, h-ton panel, $95.
'37 Ford, package delivery, S295.
~ Studebaker, 1a-ton pickup. $695
'46 Studebaker, h-ton pickup, $595
'37 Chevrolet. k-ton pickup, $50.
KENYON-PECK,
CHEVROLET
3l40 Lee Hwy, CHI. 9003. IS
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TRAlLERS

WANT HOUSE TRAILERS-Payc cash;
bring them out: buyers waiting.
1000 Central ave. sc" HI. 545o.
HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn.
now has a lge display of both NV
and used trailers;. very good assort-
ment clean, used trailers. rangine
in size from ls to 80 IT.; priced
yrs Phone TO. Bill
Plymouth 1g41; 81 TT.
good cond., $3.50. Can be seen after
pm. Fri. all day Sat. and Sun.
Call FA. PISA. =
EROTWOOD = Economy 17h #.
l94S; Al condition: usual equip
ment. First reas. offer. WI. 1904.
HOUSE TRAILER, fully equipped;
good condition; $500 or best offer.
WI 5336 a
1918 LIBERTY, 81 f., excellent con-
dition with awning, fencing and ac-
cessories, good parking lot .guaran-
teed to couple; reas. priced. Apply
office, CANARY TRAILER PARK,
Route /, Berwyn, Nd. II
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TOP DOLLARS

Hor good. clean cars: any make or
model. Call Bill Golden. GE 1900;
EIHLEGEL az GOLDEN. 119 Carroll
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USED TRUCKS
AYY nrDYYNrr

ALL REDUCED
1949 Ford h-ton pickup; r. h. ami
d.; $995. 1941 Dodge A:ton pick
up; $780, fs47 es ,ch chevrslss SlS, s9H s9
Chevrolet h-ton panel; S695.
ALL RECOND1TIONED
AND GUARANTEED
Chevy Chase Motor Co., Inc.
7725 Wisconsin ave-, OIL. 6l0O. Open
$3.50 am. to 900 pm.
Your Chevrolet Dealer "a
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500 BY q certain man in. Arlington
who sold his car to q neighbor with.
out first getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il block South Of Kew BRIDGE
1917 North Moore st. OW 87S7
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WANTED 100 CARS
M ssanc.d sc v. vii ina Gay s' Cd balances. M No
dickerinE Immediate cash See be:
fore you sell HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. 1346 Que ct NV Do 1900
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DODGE 1946 de luxe coupe; radio,
heater, exceptionally clean condi-
tion in every way; in perfect mech.
cond throughout. Special. SS95.
cash, trade or terms BELL MO-
TORS, 5010 Wisconsin ave-, WO.
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CENTRAL MOTOR co.
GMC TRUCK DEALERS
5000 Lee hwy, Arl.. Va. CH. 1000
Other truck bargains. Army; parts;
night services at our Alex. plant.
1901 Oronoco ct 0V 1b00
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DE SOTO '39; excel. cond., r., h., new
seat covers, sun visor. chrome rims.
$3.50 or best offer. vi. 4553. A
DE SOTO 194S cdr; $4,000 mi,
good cond., original owner; $1.500.
nc Can soTd 81 9S44i sa 1dr .u sx+r.s. "a i,,s,
passed new Va. inspec.. 1895. XII. s.
1925, DI. 67S4. 3
DE SOTO 1916 sedan; a quality car;
1925, $149 down, liberal weekly
terms. Why pay more? AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
I'd. ne. a
DODGE 1946 de luxe coupe; a quail
ity car; $3.50. Sl4e down, liberal
weekly terms. Why pay more? AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg
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CROSLEY 1949 convertible sedan: r.
and h.; low mileage; easy terms
and trade: $685.. MANHATTAN
AUTO g. RADIO CO.. authorized
Austin dealer; both sides 7th st.
at r NV. NO. 1851. IS
CROSLEY 1947 sedan; heater. $375.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC. 1121 21st
st. NV. DI. O11O. -6
CROSLEY 194s station wagon; Al
cond., heater. $3.50. UN. 2159. A
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2-door sedan or Fleetline de luxe
2-door sedan; both fully equipped.
with radios and heaters; these are
low mileage cars. comparable in
every way to new car. Week end
only, 81 .495, cash, trade or terms.
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wisconsin
ave, WO. 5000. a
CHRYSLER 1949 Royal club coupe;
auto trans. r; and b. covers. low
MOTOR CO., 510O Wis. ave. NV,
WO. 5000. a
CHRYSLER 1910 2 dr.. sedan, Wind
sor, '4s engine; nearly all parts
caIl BOB tuN UH des 7qos 'ef after su ofa. Pm.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
4 ] CRONIN
Here's advice for Who feels sorr himself

brsakf0un Finsl az afternoon ny wife took me by
TIE coaf c0Izr and dI1ook me.
WIN yoa stop beng sorry for yourself! You have
job ruof otxs yous hez and the SIN happens to be
shinine Lets 81 out and enjoy ourselves.
slared ~ ~ hlankly !. hid forgotten that the
san csnld shinel
HON few VI IN h,deed eve thought to the obvious
hleue TINT ~ 0rs u spare moment to Be grateful
~ In 1ft cf heath sound mbs tie inesmable boon
n sehtl Ecr friendship and freedom too when 70 many
are 81 cansl Fc the gry of fall coorngs the tang Of
tle wind upon 0 cheeks for hot coffee in the morning
III eiow of ne u night TIE sme Of someone dear
Aftez m f1ldan,sntal happiness lies in such sim
plities not y Wealt. position possessions those
material things which ~ pursue 20 avdly and which,
aas have grinding tyranny of their own Happiness is
state of mind u which contentment is the only key
Pkotosraph b Dorothy Wilding
Evening star., 1950-01-15
DRAB OUTLOOK:

DRAB OUTLOOK: Through a biological
quirk, we learn, every last inhabitant of the
blind. Not just to one color or color group, as
is usually the case. but to all colors. Trees
flowers, Van Gogh paintings, Betty CRADLES
hair they all appear drab gray.
The Limfjordians have been told they're all
colorblind. but none of them knows what it's
like not to be. 1t must be like looking at movies
non-technicolor, of course - for "a hours
every day.
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xlases apos yo.y j,rss<st Slsssisgs. n
mich sss1v rsds kos ss,a,sy. ~ 81 ,sssy basi
Migcyts0sss. u Wkirk AZ sses ~ scsse. 8

NToMAnAYs ~ ~ ~ inclined to eumble II om lof
Some n ~ ncysr cease to lament tle hasic misfor-
nines of ~ enes1tion w1r faunine. rcvch,tion alf
the n n,sn which have - irex.
s1sered the world Otls ind II teir IN lives
~ eqlal cae for grievance Il i hard N them to
icxn bow hadly "A fate has ussd them Such
disconteufa eyen the mosf nalre soge paoes
a ~ md frow deeper = we hrnod
Io give perIoraI example: Wen remember how,
IA I'M sller Nas married hoping ~ get ric1l quickly.
which cost all om savings.
could nc t over Il IN my appetite and my interest
a nv medical work, worried myself to ne vage u
Evening star., 1950-01-15
DZnhMn;Hr

MANHUNT: A big-city police department,
hot after public enemy, sent packets con-
tanning six different pictures of him far and
wide. Recently. we understand. it received
a letter from a conscientious and co-opera-
tive chief in Mexico
"Senores" the letter said. eve received
the pictures of the wanted men, Five have
been captured and we are now on the trail of
the sixth"
Evening star., 1950-01-15

This Week
THE. SUNDAY MAGAZINE
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS. Editor
Editorial Offices: 420 Lexington
AuenIe, Nes1 York II, Ne,o York
STAL!k SAT TlGHTI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
by John Gvnfher
COLLEGE QUEEN. Observation-Disclosures.
by Wnlirm Brondon
YOUR VOICE IS YOUR FORTUNE. E.............
BY Povi D. Green ond CiiH Coehrone
FATHER AND THE DRUNKEN WEAVER. ...... II
by Ciorsnee Bvdinsfon keiIond
CRIME TAXES A CRUISE. Observation-Disclosures. I;
by Sox Rohmer
SHE THINKS ON HER FEET. Il
by Louis Berg
QUIZ EN-. M............... ....................... u
SLIOoSkAM. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II
WAllrS WAGON. Observation-Disclosures. u
EveRYBO0Ys ETIQUETTE. Neutrality-suspicious.. "a
HOW AMERICA EATS. Ts................,....... 81
Cover BY Dovid Peskin
Evening star., 1950-01-15

Names and descriptions of all characters in fiction stories
and semi-hcdon articles in this magsx zine wholly
imaginary Any name which happens to be the same as
that OF any person. living dead is entirely concdenta
Evening star., 1950-02-10

it difficult to understand the re-
fluctance" of the House.
Later. Prosecutor Pratt assured
the court he would do all in my
power to have the records
brought to court.
I'm pursuing your efforts" the
judge told Mr.. Pratt. please stress
the Importance of having them
here. The records must be here
in this courtroom and available tc
the defendant if needed"
! During the brief afternoon ses-
sion, Mr.. Rogge introduced two
exhibits into evidence and placed
two witnesses on the stand.
Presents Marriage Certificate.
He first presented a certificate
showing the marriage on March
II. 1947. of David King Irwin and
Miss Lydia LANCER, daughter OF
Senator LANCER.
| When the Government objected
TO thlS paper as irrelevant" Mr.
Rogge told the court he was seek
ing to show that Representative
Kennedy, Democrat of Massachu-
setts, attended that wedding and
could not have been present at
| the Labor Committee hearing
when Christoffel allegedly COM
mitted perjury. Mr.. Kennedy has
testified he was one Of the quorum
Mrs. Hildreth Burnett, secretary
of st. Johns Church at Lafayette
Square, testified that church rec
ords showed the Irwin-Langel
marriage took place at 4:30 pm
The Labor Committee hearings
we're in progress at that hour.
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Iirsor1 Let's that no minutes were
taken of the 15-1linute commit
tee session in which Mr.. Rogge is
particularly interested.
Mr.. Pratt said he conferred yes
terday with members of the House
Judiciary Committee. He report
ed to the court that the members
said they would offer a resolution
to forward the available records
requested. He added that the
committee also would show proof
that no minutes were kept of a
Il5-minute executive session at
which, the defense claims, quo
rum was lacking.
Mr.. Rogge countered that he
was mot satisfied" with Mr.
Pratt's statement. He agreed,
however, to go ahead with his case
on Monday, when he expects to
present seven witnesses, all for
mer associates of Christoffel in
Milwaukee.
The Supreme Court last year
reversed Christoffels first convic-
ton on charges that he committed
perjury when he testified he was
not a communist. The grounds
were that the quorum question
was vital and that the Govern
ment had failed to show it during
that trial.
Trial Suspended Twice.
Trial yesterday had to be sus-
pended twice when Mr.. Rogge an
nounced the defense could not
proceed without the records.
During the morning session,
Judge Let's commented he found
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Trial Of ChristoffeI
Delayed by Failure
To Obtain Records

The Christoffel perjury retrial
in District Court today was
suspended until Monday when
congressional records sought by
the defense were not forthcoming
John S. Pratt. special assistant
to the Attorney General, reported
to the court that the House can
not provide the records until
Tuesday morning at the earliest
Mr.. Pratt said the House has ad-
journed until Monday noon and
will not be able to adopt a reso-
luton authorizing presentation OF
the papers in court.
The records consist chiefly OF
minutes of the House Labor Com
mittee before which Harold r.
Christoffel allegedly perjured him
self on March /, 1947. Defense
Counsel o. John Rogge contends
that the vital question of whether
a committee quorum was present
at the time can be settled only by
a study Of these minutes.
Three Resolutions Passed.
The House to date has passed
three resolutions announcing that
it would not turn these records
loose despite a subpoena.
Mr.. Pratt told Judge F. Dick
Evening star., 1950-02-10
Around
the
World
Reds Reported Mossed
For Attack on Hoinon
News in Brief .

The Nationalist Chinese Defense
Ministry in Taipei. Formosa, today
said units of six Red armies had
been massed on Luichow PENN
sula and on the South China main
land for an attack on Hainan
Island.
At the same time the ministry
said a great number of Chinese
junks were being gathered for the
invasion.
The Ministry of Communica-
tions in Taipei said it had now
paid all interest and principal due
up to the end of the year on
mortgaged Nationalist ships which
the United States wishes to i'm
pound.
A spokesman said the money
had been sent to the Nationalist
Embassy in Washington for pay
ment. He said he hoped the
State Department would rescind
its foreclosure order.
The Nationalist government last
night proclaimed extension of its
blockade to cover the entire con-
tinertal coast of Red China
AP.
Evening star., 1950-02-10

ing an alibi on his lips. It is also
a great time for amateur come
dians and poets. as any school
teacher can tell you. The young
folks don't need much urging to
take advantage of Valentines
Day, but it's also a great oppor-
tunity for you married folks to
let each other know you're still
interested.
African natives are claiming
that dowry rates are too high and
they want a ceiling price" on
brides. A local lad says in the
u. S. it isn't the initial cost !.
it's the upkeep that's tough. You
can be sure that we keep up with
the likes of our customers. That's
why you'll always be able to get
your favorite brands of spirits,
wine or beer at REX LIQUOR
STORE, 53I9 Wisconsin Ave. Drop
in or phone EN-. $685. We have
Cordials from all over the world.
Evening star., 1950-02-10

American officers and men four
times during the past month.
The remnants of the guerrilla
army had been hiding in peaks
of the lower Olympus Mountains.
The Americans were travelling or
hunting in the area when fired on
The general staff said IS guer-
rillas were either killed or cap
tured in the operation.-AP.
Evening star., 1950-02-10
Cub Scout Anniversary

Cub Pack Ais, Boy Scouts Of
America, will commemorate its
Goth anniversary at 1880 o'clock
tonight in the parish house at
st. Columba's Church, Albemarle
street and Butterworth place NV.
The pack is the first Cub Scout
organization to be established In
Washington.
Evening star., 1950-02-10

both former Communist deputies
in the Brazilian Parliament. The
Communist Party now is out
lawed in Brazil.
Bolivian police captured the
three near the border and said
they had found much propaganda
material. including documents de-
claring Communist revolt in
Brazil was imminent.-AP.
Evening star., 1950-02-10
Brazil Asks Extrodition

Brazil today asked extradition
from Bolivia of three men held in
La Paz in an alleged Communist
plot to overthrow the Bolivian
government.
The three are Agildo Barata,
former Rio de Janeiro alderman;
Joao Arnazonas and Jose Crispim,
Evening star., 1950-02-10
Panama Warns Ships

The Panamanian government
today warned that ships flying its
flag will receive mo protection
whatsoever" if they try to run the
Nationalist Chinese blockade on
Communicated ports of China.
A communique from the Foreign
Ministry said masters. operators
or owners of Panamanian- regis
tered ships "alone bear the re-
sponsibility of loss of life occur
ring while running the blockade. -
The communique said the gov
eminent offered no protection,
"either in fact or through diplo-
matte channels for any mishap
that may befall' during blockade
running operations.-AP.
Evening star., 1950-02-10
Ahead of the Bookies

At least one Aussie horse
player is ahead of the bookies
in Sydney, Australia, now. He's
the gent who wrote out a check
for S13,126, forged Bookmaker
Tom Powell's name to 1t, cashed
it, and skipped. So far he's also
still ahead of the police hunt for
him.-CDN.
Evening star., 1950-02-10
Mao Feted at KremIin

A large Kremlin reception last
night honoring mum is
China's leader, Mao Tze-tung
made the front pages of all Mos
cow newspapers this morning.
The big social function for the
visitor from Peiping, in Moscow
since December 16 to negotiate
trade and friendship pacts with
the Russians, was given by Soviet
President Nikolai Shvernik.
communist Chinese Foreign
Minister Chou En-lai, who
Joined Mao January 81, attended
the reception, as did Soviet For
eign Minister Andrei Y. Wish
inSky.
Evening star., 1950-02-10

year on Feb.
IA to let us re-
lax the strait
jacket on our
feelings. It's
one of the few
times when a
fellow can go
home with a
box of candy
under his arm
without hav-
Evening star., 1950-02-10
Speech Record Set at u. NJ.
Greeks Rout Red Band

The Greek army announced to-
day that it had wiped out small
band of Communist guerrillas
northeast of Larisa who fired on
Evening star., 1950-02-10
ADVERTISEMENT
By rex" ALAN

Most of us Americans smother
sentiment as thoroughly as a
setting hen on an egg, but along
comes Valentines Day once a
Evening star., 1950-02-10
u. S. Answers Filipino

The United States Embassy ir
Manila today issued "a statement
declaring that $163 500, 900 worth
of supplies and equipment ISSUED
to the Philippines more than full
filled its commitments under the
1947 agreement between the two
countries.
The statement was in answer to
charges on the Philippines Senate
floor by anti-administration SEN
ator Camilo Osias that the United
States had failed to develop its
military bases in the islands and
to fulfill its promises of military
aid to Philippine armed forces.
-AP.
Speech Record Set at u. N.
A marathon speech record
was set yesterday in the United
Nations Security Council by Sir
Mohammed Zafrullah Khan,
foreign minister of Pakistan.
Arguing in the India -Pakistan
dispute over possession of Kash-
mir state, he talked a total of
6 hours and 22 minutes in three
afternoon sessions starting Tues
day and ending last night.
Zafrullah Khan was holder of
the old records hours, 20
minutes at two sessions on
Kashmir in January, 1948.-AP.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-07

Bankers from all eger the
Carolinas will come here day af-
ter tomorrow 10 attend the 14th
annual Carolinas Bankers Con-
ference To be held from Sunday
through Friday by the Uniyer-
sity and the banking depart
ments of the two states, with
Louis D. Brooks Of Charlotte as
chairman.
The conferences courses Of
instruction will be divided into
the following four sections: COM
mercial banking division, trust
division, credit division, and
agricultural division.
Out-of-state members Of the
faculty include Gordon r. Chris
tie, assistant yice-president,
Bridgeport Peoples Savings
Bank, Conn. Clarence 0owdery,
yice-president, the Boatmen's
National Bank, St. Louis, Mo.
DR.. j. Dewey Dame, economist,
Federal Reserve Bank Of Rich
mond, Va; DR.. Henry A. Fem,
Dean Of the University Of Flori-
da Law School;
Dwight l.. Foley, yice-presi-
dent, Albright National Bank,
Kingwood, w. Va; Edward f.
Gee, yice-president and officer
in-charge, Credit Department,
State-Planters Bank and Trust
Co, Richmond; Nicholas Jamba,
vice president and manager,
Agricultural Department, Ma