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The Posing Show
Joan Picks 1OMuIe Stars
As Most >Sex-Appeo|ing
By Joy Curmody

Thanks to the Associated Bob Thomas department
today IN possession of Joan ranking the 10
cul1ne Or sexappealng males Hollywood Cables
says adding in order William Holden Grant Douglas
JEFF Chandler Dean Martin Tony Curtis
and William Holden
Ranking Holden second and tenth Miss Crawfods
maybe better including Lewis And what the
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ON SALE IN THE MAIN BUILDING EXCEPT WHERE NOTED
Mems Striped Shirts, 2.85

VtSu StT1pSO SulEtSs LOG
Were 3.95 to 500
200 Shirts in q group Of wide veriety in
colors and patterns. Included: soft collars with
stays. and fused eoIlors. All with button cuffs.
Sizes IA TO " -. but not every style in eoeh
size.
Mems Cotton Pojomus, 2.85
Were 3.9S to 49S
$50 pois. Faney prints. stripes. Coat and MILDLY
styles. Skies A. 3. G. D.
Mems Hose, 45e; 3 Poirs. LIS
Here 75c to 100
100 poiEs-foney cotton and rayon hose, and
fancy cotton links hose. Anklet end sesulor
length in the group. Sizes l0h to II, not
every size in every style.
Royon Neekties, 95e We're $50 10 ZOO
200 neekties. quality reyens 10 variety Of
eoloEfui. bold posterns
Mems SeIf-sheer Cotton Pojomes. 95e
We're 39S
100 poirs cotton poiamss. self-shsss In solid
tones: blue, green, ton. sFey. Sizes A and oniy.
W6l-Men's Furnishings. Second Floor
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! coiorie Gas Ronse, model
No. 7628U. 30" width
] Norge Cos Ronse, 38"
width, model Nl2TL-----
! Norge Cos Ronse. with time
clock and light. Model No.
Natl Observation-Disclosures
I Westinghouse Range, DEM
onstrotor, model No. B674--
Westinghouse Refrigerator,
8 cubic feet, model No. SC8-
] Westinghouse Refrigerator,
9 cubic feet, model No. SEQ
] Westinghouse Refrigerator,
with freezer chest, model No.
Dc84 -------
] General Electric Refrisero-
tor, s cubic feet, model No.
! General Electric Refrisero-
tor, 8 cubic feet, model No.
NJ8 De luxe --------
] Bendix Automatic Washer,
model No. B212--
I General Electric Wrinser
Washer, model AW452---
I Simplex lFoner. cobinet
model, model No. S484 with
26" roll ---
z GE TabIe Model lroners
with 26" roll, model No. AR3O
WGl--Bethesdo- Chevy Chose,
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Mems Store Reductions

were ROW
200 Lons-sIeevs Sports Shirts.
Royon eobordne. royon fuii and
wool and royon fonneIs tprop-
erly lobeed for fobric content).
Small, medium. large qnd extra
large sizes ---------- 3.e5 z.ss
50 Cotton flonnel Long Sleeve
Sports Shirts in ploid pottems.
loree and extra Jorge sizes only 500 SIS
II Mems Fur Felt Hats. Groy,
brown and eobordine eoiors in
sizes GA to 7M---- 1000 6.85
~ Mems Loofers. Dark ton.
Sizes: A llh. B 8, Sh. 9, 10,
llk. G II, D s, 6h, 10, II. 9.o5 sos
II pains Mems oxsords. In
ciudes plain toe ton with remov-
ohe spikes. Also, some brush
Ieothers. Sizes: A 10, loh, II,
ilh. 3 7h. Ilh. II, c 7. 1886
IN. II, D 6. 7h. l2------ 2l.e5 1875
W6L-The Mems Store. Second Floor
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311 Poirs Of Gloves
Greatly Reduced

l6e Pairs leather Gloves in
shortie. puIIon and l6-button
lengths. Black or brown
14z Pairs Doubie-woven Cotton
Gloves, shortie and puIIon
styles, all hand sewn. White,
beige, chomois. navy, black.
brown. pink and pistochio---
W6L-Gioves. First Floor
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Teen:ose Skirts, 2.e5
TU nF
Fomous-Nome Shoes,
z80 We're 6.95 to 9.95

ut pairs short lists Of styles no
longer in resulor stocks. suedes. patent
isothers, smooth ieeshers. Black. red.
blue. Sizes 4Iz to 9; widths "a TO b..
NOT every size in every style o. eeloe.
WGL-Women's Shoes -.
New Shoe Center, Second Floor
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Knit Underwear Reduced
NyIon Trieot IrreguIors

VSS t>VW
50 kyIen Trieot Half Slips.
scooped net border White
only. Small, medium, large. If
perfect would be-- 495 3.z5
so NyIon Trieot Half Slips.
White only. Small, medium,
large. If perfect would be- sos 3.S5
so NyIon Trieot Half Slips,
net trimmed. Noy, white,
sand. Smo medium, Jorge.
If perfect would be-- 6.e5 ABS
IS pieces Lightweight Rayon
Jersey. Ponties, fIore-Ieo style;
briefs and vests. bodee-top
style. Pink. white. Broken sizes. o5e6
First quality 100 5se
6 Pleoted Nylon Trieot Slips.
White. Sizes 81 and SO only 1898 s.6s
Is Shortie Gowns, royon Jersey.
Pink, blue, Ioce-trimmed
Small, medium, Ioree-- 800 I.es
W6L-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
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1ZO pairs FiFsf-quoIity NyIons.
Business sheer, 3o-denier. As
eouoe hose. Discontinued
shodes. Broken sizes-in pro-
portioned lengths: short, me-
dunn, Iono-----------p pair
1870 poirs Slightly Irregular
Troubador NyIons. 2o-denier.
5l-aouoe town sheers: 30
denier. 5l-aouoe woIkina
sheers. Broken color assortment
and size ronoe. If perfect would
DG
40 poirs Slightly lrresulor
NyIons. Very sheer for dress
wear: l5-denier, 60-eouee.
Foil shodes. Sizes 8k to l0h.
If perfect would sell for
W6L-Women's Hosiery, First
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Little-girl Blouses, 1.65
Were 2.25 and $50
IS cotton bIouses. Assorted styles. White
only. Sizes TO 6x.
WGL-JuveniIe Apparel, Fourth Floor
Junior Miss Suits, Goats.
1895 to 1895

We're $500 to 89.95
IS pieces. Wool fabries in good assortment
Of styles. Sizes 9 to Is.
Summer Dresses, 2.o5
We're 1926 to 229s
so Summer Dresses. Cottons and rayons--oIl
woshobies. Some sundresses included. Sizes
to IS.
Were Now
3S Summer Eormois-oroon-
dies, norquisettes, nets-royons
and eottons. Stropiess styles
with jackets, included. White,
green, blue, pink, yellow. Is. .o5 to 6.95 to
Sizes TO l5-------------5 5s.95 1925
100 Sporsswear items. Skirts,
iockets, shorts, pedol pushers. Soc to
Cotton and royon fobries----- 2.9S
WGL-Junior Miss Apparel, Fourth Floor
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Budget Dresses, IT'S

q W gre H 40
las Dresses. Latest foII styles. Reyon
ottoman foilIe. voyon French crepe, reyon
faille crepe. One ond two-pieee styles.
FoIl eolors: spice, brown, block, ehareool,
sroy. Misses sizes 10 to 20.
WGL-Budoet Dresses, Third Floor
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Misses Dresses
Greatly Reduced

Lorse selection Of misses fail-inte-winter
feshions. Rayon erepes; one-pieee pleid wool
dresses; wide-waIe corduroy dresses; two
piece wool flonneIs; few silk toffetos. Fash-
ion-favored block and assorted eoIors.
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Furs Reduced

! Groy Persian Lamb Coat.
Size Observation-Disclosures
I BIaek-dyed Persian Lamb
coot. Size l4-----
I Ranch Mink Dyed Chino
Mink coot. Size l8-----
I South American Proeessee
Lamb Joeket, dyed brown.
Size 16--
I South Amerieon Spotted Cot
Coot. Size l4-------
] Mink-dyed Squirrel Cape
] BIoek-dyed Lapin Joelket.
Size l6----
Add 20% Federal tox
W6L-The Fur Salon. Third
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Woven Nylon Nishtsowns,
5.85 Were 79s

" laee-trim Woven Nylon Gowns. Bios skins.
White. pink. blue. Sizes 81, -.
Is Cotton Bstisse Gowns, lace
and embroidery trim. Bios-eut
skirts. White. Sizes 81, 81 4.e5 1.45
Royon Crepe cemiseIes, lace
trim. Blue. Medium size. 3.o5 las
Rayon Crepe Gowns, lace
trimmed neckline and midriff.
Blue; Size sz---,---- 5.s5 -s.4s
10 Reyon Crepe Shorsis Gowns,
lace trimmed, button-front
style. Coroi, pink, moize. Sizes:
medium, large 5.95 3.85
Gowns, royon and nylon
crepe, loee trim, bios-eut skirt.
Black. Size 35 1925 7.85
WGL-Lineerie Third Floor
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Royon Crepe Slips, Csc

81 sIps-toiIored, doubIe-top style with
stroisht-eut skirt. Block. Sizes Il and IA.
Were Now
~ stropIess Rayon Crepe Slips
with elosticized bodice for ex-
cellent fit. Navy only. Sizes
"a, 36 3.o5 las
80 Embroidered Top Slips,
royon crepe with doisy embroi-
dery trim Straight -pIus-bios
skirts Wine shade only. Sizes
"a to 3.e5 i.S5
" Rayon Crepe Slips, sotin.
Ioce and embroidery trim. Bios
skirts. White. yellow. Sizes 81.
- Woven NyIon Pettieoots,
eIostic wostbond, deep lace
trim. Navy. Sizes 26 to 80 5.e5 3.85
WGL-costume Slips, Third Floor
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Summer Dresses, 2.o5
Iuniorss and Teen.noerss

Juniors and Teen-ogers'
Shoes, 4.o5 We're 69S to 79S
100 poirs-dress shoes and sports types In
group. susdes. calls. sIkskin Ieathes. Broken
sizes 4h to 3.
Wool Slipper Socks, 2.45
We're $50 and 3SS
100 poirs olI-wool slipper socks with xip-on
soies. Assorted sizes and eoloss.
W5L-Youno Shoe Shop -. New Shoe Center,
Second Floor
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Neekweor Reduced

Is Pisus and EyeIet BIeussttes.
Pique have club collar or "
neckline. EyeIet ore over
blouses. White. pink, block,
maize. 81 to 38-----
IS Cotton Botiste Bleusettes,
lace trimmed with V-neckIine.
White. pink. blue, moize. 81
to SO -.-
IS Nylon Dot slousettss with
convertible neckline in navy,
block and white. 81 to 81
IS Linen and NyIon Bieusestss.
Linens have mandarin neckIine.
Nylons have iobot or Peter Pan
collar. White, pink in 81 to SO
40 Flock Dot Blouseftes with
V-neckIines or with ruffIe jobot.
Navy and block. 81 to 3s--.
WGL-Neekweor. First Floor
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Mojor Appliances
At Bethesdo-C Chevy Chase
Only. Floor Samples
Reduced 20 to 25eo

Were Now
2l5.oo I72.oo
1895 i5s.s5
234.e5 1888
36e.e5 z7s.ss
1895 1875
27s.s5 1855
5le.s5 1883
2oe.e5 1878
.
5ee.e5 1888
24e.e5 Iss.ss
1895 1855
1895 se.ss
5e.e5 47.s5
Lower Level
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" oreS4e3-eneek ono Solo q
Sizes 1918.
a Dresses. Woois, cotton vel
veteens. Assorted styles. coiors
IS Rayon Skirfs-ossorted
styles. Block, navy. Sizes 10
to l8--------------
Is Dresses. Nylon ond royon.
Dark coiors. Sizes 10 to To-
rs kyion BoueIe Twe-piees
Knit Suits. Assorted coIors.
Broken misses sizes
Is Tee Shirts and Cotton
BIouses ssorted styles.
Broken sizes--------
- Rayon Check Sports Dresses.
Toost. red, purple. Sizes 10
to lS---------- lS
20 Wool Skirts. PIoids, plains.
Assorted styles. Sizes 10 to l8
WGL-Sportsweor. Third Floor
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IS lnfents' hondmode Wool
Ceps to match the soeques.
Made in Belgium. - 2.95 Las
so Poirs Handmode Beotees. to
notch soeques and cops. All
WOOL Pink, blue, white. 2.o5 LAS
80 Toddiers' Bouele Knit Suits,
two piece style with suspender
strops. White with yellow. white
with green. Sizes z, &c., $50 1875
30 ToddIsrs' leethes Handbsss.
Green, brown, ton, red, novy.-- 2.o5 1.50
n fodder Felt Hsts with
eroseroin ribbon trim. Winter 2.o5 6 las 3
white, navy. red.---------- 4.95 1875
Is infsnts' Hendmads Wool
Sookers. White. Made in Bel
GUM ------------------- sos z.ss
9 Infonts' Hendmade Wrappers.
AIl-wool. Mode in Belgium.
Pink, blue, white 1926 S.S5
z Wicker Bessinets. Slightly
Damaged. With folding legs 7.e5 s.s5
Add 2o9o toxe where applicable
W6L-The Nursery Corner, Fourth Floor
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Bedding at Sovinss

I PulImon Sleeper, full size.
red domosk-weove cover -
Simmons Soto Bed, loose
cushion, green royon cover :
Rubber Mottress and Notch.
ing Box Spring, single
! InnerspTins Mattress, three
Innersprins Mottress, single,
rubber topped -----------
| Box Spring, double size
] InneEsprins MottFess, double
! InneEsprins Mattress, single
2 Box Springs, single size
! lnneFsprins Mattress, single
| lnnersprins Mottress, single
] Box Spring, single -
] Innersprins Mattress, double
W6L-SIeep Shop. Fifth Flo
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BIouses, NyIon, Cotton.
Royon, Silk. Lace
Greatly Reduced

10 NyIon, Cotton and Silk
BIouses Reduced. NyIons ore
flock dot with club collar. Cot
tons ore short-sieeved shirts or
eyelet halter blouses. Silks ore
bow neck prints. White, pink.
black, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IS Nylon Trieot Polka Dot
Blouses. White with navy, red
or black. Sizes 81 to 38 -
20 NyIon, Botists and Pique
BIouses. NyIons are sheer tri-
cot. Botiste are loee trimmed.
Pique have V-neckIines-
W5L-BIouses, First Floor
Is Silk, Royon and Cotton
Blouses. Silks have bow neck
line. Royons have jewel neck.
Cottons have perky iobot.
White, mouve, navy in sizes
81 to 40-------------
IS Silk and Cotton Blouses.
One style in silk has jewel
neckline and soddIe stitch trim.
Other style Is jewel neck silk
honon. Cottons have jobot.
White. navy, mouNe, ehortreuse
in sizes 81 TO 4o------
Is Loee BIouses with v or Boot
WGl-BIouses. Third Floor
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GirdIes, 2.95 We're 500 to S9s

20 sirdIes and pontie sirdIes some in sum
msr mesh, royon satin. nylon morquisette. Toion
eIosinss; and few side hook eIosinss. Sizes:
rs, II, 2S. -. 80, 81, 81.
Longtime StropIess Bros, 4.95
Wsre $50
30 lona-lins stropIess bros for bere-shouldeF
foshions. Rayon setin. White, block. Sizes 80
to 40, cups 3 and c -. broken assortment.
W6L-Corsets and Bros, Third Floor
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Royon Housecoots, ass

Royon Housecoots, ass
Were 1925
20 Rnyon Ribbed Houseeoots. wrap style.
yellow, pink. Broken sizes. Is and 20.
Were Now
IS Terry Cloth Pedal Pushers.
White, eoro yellow. Small,
medium. large; broken size
ronge 5.So l.SS
II Short Jaeksts, Terry Cloth.
yellow, white, coral. In broken
size range: small, medium,
large o.65 sos
IL Pairs Denim Siaeks-bIue,
lime, pink, with multi-coior
stripe belt. Broken sizes 10. II 4.50 1888
W6L-Neelieees Third Floor
ParochioI School Uniforms,
4.95 Here 1925
40 Uniforms. Navy blue. Sizes to II.
Subtle Raineoots, I.o5 We're 39s
Is PIostie Raincoots. Assorted eolors include
navy and ginger. Broken size ranse-sxed
especially for sub-seens.
W5L-Girls' Apparel. Fourth Floor
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First QuaIity NyIon Hose,
Csc Were $50
15-denier, 5l-sause dress sheer. 24o pain in
discontinued shades. Broken size Fanses.
Were Now
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Infants' Hondmode Wool

Socq ueSs 9.S0 Wefe oSo
40 Hondmods Wool Soeaues. Mode in Belgium.
Button and ribbon fosteninss. Pink, blue. white.
Were Now
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Women's 5 Dresses
Greatly Reduced

Regular and NHOffef SixeS
Rayon crepe dresses, royon shees. Fall eolors.
A group Of dinner dresses. too. Sizes is to
A; l4k 10 z4M.
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Winter Goats Reduced

Were Now
s Yorn-dyed Gray FIonneI
Sports Coats-Stroieht lines,
large patch pockets. Turn
back cuffs and collars both
have stitched detoil. Conn.,
pus-tpe eoot. Sizes 10, l2s6eo5 $500
W5L-coots and Suits, Third Floor
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Were :. Now
$500 $500
4e5.oo $4,000
$500 $500
4s5.oo $4,000
$500 1880
$4,000 1880
$500 5000
:Ioor
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Royon Gobordine Sports
Dresses, 3.95 Were 1925

80 dresses-eheek and solid color combined.
Sizes 1918.
Were Nav
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Complies PosteI Kid Shoes:
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Were Now
3.e5 I.s5
300 $50
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Bedroom Furniture Reduced

Modern cordovon Mohosony
Bedroom Suite, includes dou-
BILE dresser and mirror and twin
beds 24o.00 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-29
FinIetter Concerned
About Lakeland Complaints

Air Force Secretary Finletter
today said he was very deeply
concerned" about complaints of
health conditions at Lakeland Air
Force Base, Tex, and that two
full-bloWn Air Force investiga-
tions-one civilian and one mill
tary-noW are underway.
He told the Pentagon press
brleflng this morning that Eugene
Auckert, assistant Air Force secre-
tary, arrived at the base last night
to start his inquiry. 1t. Gen. H.
A. Craig, the Air Force INSPECTOR
General arrived Saturday for a
separate study.
Mr.. Zuckert has called on two
outstanding civilians to aid him
IN his investigation. They are
Arthur Flemming, former chief
OF the United States Civil Service
Commission and Merrill Meigs. a
Chicago newspaper executive and
former War Production Board
official.
Palmer Hoyt. editor of the
Denver Post. also has been asked
to help in the investigation.
Mr.. Finletter said he was
sorry this case has been tried
in the newspapers" before a
thorough examination and report
has been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-29

he has taken in the last year. He
stands in ignominy, Disgrace and
degradation in the eyes of his
colleagues and even of his own
five children"
The lawyer pointed out the
judges earlier surprise over the
fact that the thick probation Of
flee report contained only four
letters from acquaintance asking
leniency for the defendant. The
Judge commented that he usually
got more such letters in an ordi-
nary chicken-stealing case. Mr..
Williams said this showed how
his clients "fair-weather friends
had deserted him. so that now "he
sits here completely friendless.
financially destitute and saddled
with 100000 in court judgments
for debts"
Mr.. Williams had recommended
that Judge Kirkland impose the
maximum sentence of 10 years,
suspend it and place Ambrose on
10 years probation. HE needs
supervision, control and guidance
such as that of the probation
office-not cage in the peniten-
tiary," the lawyer argued.
Joe Adonis Taken in.
One of the victims of the stamp
schemes was Joe Adonis, New
York gambler, who invested about
$125,000 and got back only a
small fraction.
Judge Kirkland said that Am
brose probably made his greatest
mistake when he met Joe Adonis.
You can't expect to lie down with
dogs like that and get up with
out fleas."
Present in the courtroom at the
time were Ambrose's 74-year-old
mother and his wife.
Ambrose started out in Govern
ment II years ago. and rose in the
Post Office from a $1,200-a-year
clerks job to the $4,000 annual
salary of special assistant. He
served during World War II as an
Army major and was honorably
discharged as colonel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-29
Langley Board Begins
Probe of GoI,x Crash

GALAX, Va, Jan. 20 P).-A
Langley Air Force Base board of
officers began it's investigation
here today of the crash of a
fighter plane in which the pilot
was killed.
The dead flyer was identified as
First 1t. John August Rossi, jr.,
North Little Rock, Ark, who was
flying from Langley to Little Rock
when the accident occurred near
here late Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-29
Cost OF Printed Ads
Put at $3.50 a Person
BY the Associated Press

The Census Bureau reported
Yesterday that advertisers spend
more than $3.50 per year per per-
son to attract American consumers
oy means of newspapers. maya
zines and other printed periodicals
The study was based on reports
Tor 1947. produced by the last
census Of manufacturers.
The figures do not cover outlaws
for radio. direct mail and other
forms of advertising.
To reach an estimated popula-
ton of 143 100000 the bureau said
advertisers spent over S1.8 billion
for space in 1922 newspapers and
4.6l0 periodicals..
The report showed total receipts
OF the newspapers as 81, 1872 1893 900
.of which S1,192,413,OO0 came from
advertising. Receipts of the peri
odlcals came to $1,045.523. of
which S625, TAI 900 was from adj
vertising.
Combined receipts of the news
papers and periodicals from sub
scriptions and sales came to ST.
o1e,707, 900. representing about s25
each for an estimated 80 million
American households.
The last census of business re-
ported in 3,279 advertising agen-
cles with receipts amounting to
1894. 1872 900 in 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-29
Rev. John {. Murray Gets
Honor From kotre Dame
By The Associated Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Jan. %
The University of Notre Dame yes
terday conferred honorary degrees
on the Rev. John Courtney Muir
ray, Jesuit theologian and editor;
the Very Rev. Vincent j. Flynn,
president of st. Thomas College of
st. Paul. Mimi; Arch Ward, sports
editor of the Chicago Tribune. and
Harry G. Hogan, Fort Wayne
Qnd.) banker.
Mr.. Hogan helped organize the
Notre Dame Foundation to CO.
ordinate the university's fund
raising efforts in 1947.
Father Murray delivered the
midyear commencement address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-29
u. NJ.
Continued From First Pageo

of the Korean war if branded
an aggressor by the u. N. Red
China's Foreign Minister Chou
En-lai is said to have empha-
sized this point in talks yester-
day with Sardar K. M. Panik-
kar, the India ambassador
The new trimming to the old
proposal was the addition of the
clause. at Canada's suggestion, to
make a Korean cease-fire the
first order of business at the pro-
posed conference.
The United States has said its
opposition to the plan has not
been, and will not be, modified
even with the new provision
The United States view is that a
cease-fire is military matter
not one to be worked out by an
international conference.
AuSGlH W uSH EkCSUluLIOH.
The United States also said that
at any conference concerning
Korea, the U. N. recognized
Republic of Korea should be re-
presented and at any conference
on F'ormosa the Nationalist
Chinese government should have
a seat. Previous Peiping COM
munications on the power
talks excluded both.
A spokesman said American
Delegate Warren r. Austin would
continue to press for early adop-
ton of the American resolution
denouncing Red Chinese agrees
sion in Korea.
There is virtually no opposition
to this section of the American
resolution outside of the Soviet
bloc and such Asian countries as
India, Indonesia and Burma.
The difficulties have been caused
by the subsequent paragraphs
which ask the Collective Measures
Committee to consider punitive
action against the Red Chinese
and would set up a Good Offices
Committee to try for a negotiated
settlement with Peiping.
Mr.. Austin's clarifying state
ment Saturday in which he said
the United States intended both
groups to work simultaneously
and, if a peaceful solution ap.
peared possible. the punitive re-
port would not be made, was
widely hailed here
The British said they thought
it indicated that American and
British aims were Identical and
sent 1t to London for study by
the Foreign Office.
1T shows" said one British
spokesman. that the Emergencies
between British opinion and
American opinion are not so wide
as is commonly supposed"
New instructions are expected
to be sent from London to
Britain's delegate here, Sir Glad
wynn Jebb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-29
) Survivors Of Plane Crash
In Italy Are Recovering
By The Associated Press

ROME. Jan. 29.-Three survi-
vors of Saturdays plane crash
near Tarquina. Italy-which took
10 lives-last night were reported
out of danger by hospital authori-
ties. The only other survivor still
is in dangerous condition.
Robert Delaney, 26, his wife
Mary, %, both of Newport, R. l..
and Pietro Bolognaro, Italian
steward on the plane, are said to
be recovering. Isaac Gottlieb of
Wellington, New Zealand, still is
on the danger list.
The Delaney's Am on h-o d
daughter, Mary Helen, died in
the crash, which occurred when
lightning struck the left wing of
the four-engined Ala Italia air.
liner, en- route from Paris to
Rome.
Mr.. Delaney was on his way to
Singapore to serve as American
vice. consul.