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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

and f. iet edb BLACK ssdan nsh Ssa tres
one.owner car: SS95. PARKWAY
oE3sRoS F3sp S25s M sd s. ng ss., MI uo,lSsS SlsS
coupe coupe; painted in csbsna cream cream;
whirlaway Hydramatie, blending
leather seat covers, combined with
blending. black dash and door panel
ing: good rubber: one owner; S2.295.
P 1AP Pt1GNSIBF a6oo5, 500 BAIT ave., wA Hyatts, ats
vile, Md. Your Chevrolet -Oldsmo-
bile dealer for over quarter OF a
OLDs. '4e 2-door sedanette; $685.;
and out srse day Vnry money sbse back trial:
4-month written guarantee. HILL
g. SANDERS, Washs oldest Ford
dealer INA. 9s50. 11l4 Vermont
oLDs 40 "9s" 4-dr.; painted in
lustrous black. equipped with Olds
away. Hydra Matte drive. Come in
ST ,63S. Observation-Disclosures (WA.
12O3, AP. 2O0O, $500 Bait. ave.
Hyattsyille. Md. Your Chevrolet
Oldsmobile dealer for over quar-
ter OF century.
OLDsMOBILE 80 "ss" and "9s"
1NOIhCLoy NdIlCLy VI a f-QIS., E-uIS 81,
club .coupes; selection OF the latest
popular colors. Each of these fine
motor cars has been serviced in our
shop and traded for the new 1851
Oldsmobile. You can be sure and
safe buying from a name OF fame
LUsTINE- NICHOLSON tWA. 720o,
vile, Md. Your Chevrolet.Oids-
mobile dealer for over a quarter OF
oLDsMoBiLE 40 4-door; equipped
proven Hydra Matte for your ease OF
driving. Painted in ebony black. this
car is priced to At your budget at
$500 LUSTINE-NICHOLSON (WA.
| 100: AP. 10000, $500 Bait. ave.
ddiydattsybillIle dida,tsNblIe Nd Your Chevrolet
ter of a century.
OLDS AZ "66" convertible; fully
equipped. r. and h. Hydra-Matic
drive, semiplastic seat covers; paint
ed IN Mississippi maroon; mechan-
SfcRots9S nH tsaPsrP IVA sgsS es65 AP hesTINE go61
$500 Balt. ave. Hyattsville. Md.
Your Chevrolet -Oldsmobile dealer
Tor over a quarter of a century.
oLDSMOBlLE 40 small ''6'' 2-dr.
M6TGe seda9; n5es Waof GaT: T fqlI PRICE s245.
0LDSMOBILE ~ conv.: maroon.
radio heater; $775. OIL. 6I95.
oLDSMOBILE 80 4-door; excel.
eond.; $4,000 mi; heater; $500 or
best offer LO. 5-399g
OLDS AS "9s'' 4-dr. sedan: HYDRA
Matte, r. and h.. seat covers; i'm
ImIaculate dark green finish, tires
H6n IKE new; 81 ,095. PARKWAY
oEORD 3051 NJ st. NV, MI. OIS5.
OLDSMOBILE AS "66" convertibIe.
painted in sunset red equipped with
Olos proven Matte. r. and h.
tan top; almost new. Hurry for this
| sporty and economical car; 81 ,O95
! LUSTINE-NICHOLSON IVA. 3205,
Al, 200Q), 5000 BALTIC. ave. Hyatts-
/ VILE. Nd. Your Chevrolet -Oldsmo-
pile dealer for over a quarter of a
OLDS Al 2-door; dark green. heater;
good transportation: 30-day guar
/ S2go. HILL 4 SANDERS, Wash. s
1lI4 Vermont ave N u
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE 1850 "9s" sed.: lus-
trous green finish, fully equip. with
radio. heater. Hydra-Matic drive.
nd sss SS ApToE f1FsS spsGIallEsc p5IIes
MoBiiLE c. nc. SAsH:A iass s2Dd St.
OLDSMOBILE 1850 "9s" Rocket .
DR., sed;; beautiful gray, equip; with
LAC. yoEdpsMoBRIGIE RII Co., N NC. .AfsI, i%92
22nd st. NV. ST. 2800
OLDS 1947 4-dr.; r. and h., HYDRA
Matte. 2-tone green. Must be seen
and driven to be. appreciated! Bank
Of $500 after required S265 down,
SMILING SAM. 2461 Wisconsin ave.
NV OR. 1864. -16
OLDS Al "9s' club cpe.: r and h.
SS3s5: , GRADY MOTORS; INC,
a1e hsfsrsSay sos oy Wisconsin 99o6
open daily. 9-s. "'' w. '''
cond.; brilliant gray fin. Price low
at 81, 1,245. Bank financing. Trades
gladly accepted. KLEIN MOTORS:
SS93. So bank financing. Why pay
more? AUTO Wholesalers. 1881
Bladensburg Rd. 2 city blocks OF
| nne cars.
OLDS 40 Hydra sed: equip: 81 1893.
5G bank financing Why pay more?
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd., 2 city blocks of fine
OLDSMoBILE 1919; rocket ahead
with the "9S" 2-door sedanl Lots
Of pep. lots. OF value here; only
81 $40 includes all equipment
| Cherneriyed car guarantee CHER
MFR MOTOR Co, Ford Dealers,
| I'LL Florida ave. NV, HO. 5005.
Open all day Sun; daily til Q pm.
OLDsMOBILE 1a47 power-packed a.
door sedan; clean as you can hope
to find car Full equipped; car
antee; sss5, sH1RLINGToN NO
TOR CO. Lincoln Mercury Dealers,
Shirlington Business Center, OV.
;4o04, Open all day Sun daily
oLDsMoBIIE 1s4s '9s" convert
GE. eGEs' 1880. al f&'ras' like new; s'l'5'
oLDs So 'ss" 2-door; r. and h..
Hydra. tfansm., $1,000 miles. spot
less condition; 81 sos; guaranteed.
oo9th, is Kennedy st. NV, TU.
oLDsMoBrLE AS "ss" club sedan:
beautiful light blue original finish;
/ radio, neater, Hydra-Matlc drive,
| only 81. 1875; trade or 70 down. et
| bank terms. QUEEN MOTOR
| SALES. 7400 Georgia ave. NV, GE.
OLDs 1910 coach 2-dr.; 8 cyl. r,
| and h., good motor. body and tires;
| $50 cash. take over nine notes at
! S24 per mo. or S265 cash takes it.
| 81 Missouri ave. NV, Apt. ..
OLDSMOBILE 1949 "9S" 4-dr. Sc
| dan; dark green; Wv. tires. radio
heater; only> 20 900 mi. SH 4s02
OLDSMOBHE 194S sedan; r. and h
terms. MOTOR WHoLEsALERs
1900 14th st. NV. HO. 1915. -l7
OLDSMOBILE Al club coupe; g.
| motor AL, clean throughout; sell
| today. 1925 cash or S110 down
| balance notes ia. 9294.
iOLDSMOBILE 81 Rocket 'ss" sed.
hydra. r, and h. low mi. one
owner: priced for the week end
only S2,145. AKERS OLDSMOBILE.
! CADILLAC CO. Fairlinston Shop.
PING Center. Alex. Va. OV. O350,
OLDS. 80 two-dr sed.. Rocket "SS"
/ covers. hydra, r, and h.. appear,
ance and cond like rev,: rs''1'cec
for this ad.. 81 sos. ARERS OLDS.
MOBILE-CADILLAC co. Fairling.
ton Shopping Center. Alex. Va
| OV. 0350.
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE

new: s0 lev mi: nIe0s ssi.sso. ki XII $500: i o
FoRD ORR 1SS4s conyertible; black. ali
oesntry: sSSas nS% low @lissse: siss5 Or Ssst
FORD 80 Tudor de luxe "s'': cd.
heater. signal lights. S. G.. new batt..
volt. reg. brakes refined: One own
ea-z2 ee; 10000 miles; sl'2oo. XII 8
FORD '46 Tudor; S-cyclinder;. ma
a6a6, Mr.. Williams. Id
FORD Al Tudor; black: r. and h.:
good eond.; S395, 300 Ga ave. TU.
2626. MR.. WILLIAMS. -16
FORD AZ Club coupe; very good
cond.; light blue; r. and h.; $44o.
5l0Q Gs: ave. NV, TU. 1929, MR..
FORD AZ business coupe; very good
cond.; heater: black; $3.50. 5100
Ga. ave. NV. TU. 2626. MIR. WIL-
FORD lose; fair cond.; $50. laeoos
FORD '37 Tudor. S5 h.p.; orig. black:
good mechanical cond.; runs good:
going oyerseas; Slo0 or best ofder.
FORD 1949 custom made Fordor Sc
dan; r, h.. good tires; clean; 81 .095.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO., 1000 VIII
son blvd. OW. S400. LIZ
FORD 1897 Tudor; heater; good con-
dition: SIPS. GIL. 1889 10"
FORD '35 de luxe Fordor sedan: Al
rebuilt motor good tires. spotlight;
in exc. cond.: Sl25. Call HI. 6173.
FORD 80 Tudor; very. very nice;
S245, SS5 down; no payments till
February. SOUTHEAST MOTORS.
10th and Pa. ave. s.e. liz
FORD 194S Super de luxe ''6"; radio
offer. Call IA. SO6S. --16
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AuToMos,LEs FOR SALE

FORD 1850 Tudor 8 sedan: / care
full owner; 81 $50 or best offer
under 1850 Moffet I'd. Silver
FORD 80 custom Tudor; heater;
low mileage; one owner; immacu-
late; Sl.295; 30-day guar. EDGE
MOOR MOTOR co. (Ford), 1896
Wis, ave. NV. OR. s039. Open
FORD 81 De Luxe Fordor sedan So;
r. h., leather interior; 5000 orig
aat as5 miifs srEuaRT hsE'aT MoToR ofTSasantss C.
INA. 10000, 9th and N. Y. ave. NV.
Open. Sat. and Sun.
FORD 40 cony.; r. and h.; new mo-
tor. clutch. top; seat covers; S12O
or best offer. AID, 9641
FORD AZ station wagon; good con-
dition. Owner must sell. Bargain;
S735. Call Wo. 6469.
FORD AZ station wagon: perfect
SaHeM0rf S%SeT; GOOD sne slres NJ sess: aar0Cn day
money-back trial, 4-month written
guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS.
Wash's oldest Ford dealer (NA.
$500. lila Vermont ave. NV,
FORD 1947 sleek. racy. conyertible.
a glove! Fully. equipped and carry
antee: 1895 CHERNER MOTOR
CO. Ford Dealers. Ill Florida ave:
siT;, sUN Ho, bArI'9 SSosi FRI, oPEs : ALL DAY
FORD 1850 custom s Fordor; all
extras; like new; ST l,395. DE. 6270.
owner: peri. running cond.. sell for
balance due. only 1897 40 cash or
terms arranged. WILLIAMS, Rhode
Island av. ne. at goth st. AID. S344.
HENRY J. 1851; slick little economy
car at an amazing price for the
sedan, 81 ,095. ,CHERNER MOTOR
CO.. Ford Dealers, I'LL Florida
pHy ays; HT Bun H0, bai@ SSoai 4,r, OPEN 3 N ALL
HENRY J 1851 blue sedan; $500
miles; heater: perfect condition.
$1.o95. SIS Kennedy st. NV.
HUDSON '46 convert; r.. h., has
new top and new paint Job; can
be told from new one; S5a5,
LOGAN MOTOR CO., I'LL 18th
nSnS s.; nw dss DIs $500. ....,
sse: $3.50 9.e Can oWl va era aa: low &ns NE
HUDSON Al 4-dr. sedan; r.. h.. black
fin: runs and looks fine for late
model car; being sacrificed for only
ss5 fH1 per pTee me Klein fia9 dGCn %oroRs sne
23o1 M st NV. ME. $3.50. --l6
HUDSON, 40 Commodore 6 club cpe.
r and h.. auto. trans. seat covers.
Very clean, low mileage, guar. ] yr.
or 10000 miles. Reduced to 81 ,395.
Only S465 down. Open Ewes till Q.
COAST-IN PONTIAC, 427 Florida
ave. ne. AT. 1900 III
HUDSON AS Comm. "s" 4-dr.
sedan: low mileage; one-owner car;
2-tone green; radio and heater:
excel. buy at S995; trade or la
down. easy terms. QUEEN MOTOR
SALES. 7400 Georgia ave. NV. GE.
7400.
HUDSON 194s: safest car you can
buy. the road-hugeing 4-door Com
modore sedan: top condition: fully
equipped; carrying famous Chern-
erized car guarantee: S995. SHIR-
LINGTON MOTOR CO.. Lincoln
Mercury Dealers, Shirlington Busi
ness Center. OV 1904 Open all
day Sun; daily til 8 pm
HUDSON 194S 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h.: S795. ARCADE PONTIAC co,
l431 Irving st. AID. $500.
HUDSON 1912 4-dr.: exceptionally
clean throughout; 1895. Phone
FA. 1850.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

equipped; low mileage; $3.50 of or
best offer. OV. 1891.
PACKARD AZ sedan; r. and h.: very
back trial. 4-month written guar
antee; SSo5, HILL & SANDERS.
Washington's Oldest Ford dealer,
l114 Vermont ave. NV, Ma. $3.50.
PACKARD 40 20" sedan; new rsdi-
and runs very good; cheap trans
terms. QUEEN HHoToR sSTRs. TRi 400
Gecreia ave; NV. GE. 7400.
er. Wv tires, backing lights. rear
wiper. windshield cleaners. direction
signals, under 10000 mi: 50 .915
or best acceptable offer. Call 10.
PACKARD '4s 4-dr. de luxe sedan:
overdrive and heater; orig. Egyptian
sand finish; one-owner. low-mileage
car; full price. 81 .2a5. Your 40 or
Al car can easily be down pay
opposite Hot Shoppe, sH 1904.
PACKARD 40. 2-dr. streamliner
club sedan: overdrive. heater. many
extras; full price 81 .395 Your 40
or III car Gov nasily be a down
psynrn5 psayymnrsnnt5; 80 CAPITOL PACKARD
MOlORS. 1Jll georgia ave >. .,
Md. opoosit@ Hot Shoppe. SH. 1904.
PACKARD 1850 de luxe sed. Beauti-
ful maroon finish: equipped with
heater Ultramatie drive, good
tires. Cannot be duplicated in value
81. .395. CAPITOL CADILTAC-O -OLDS-
MOBILE MOI 51. CO ssoD' INC 1929 @2nd st
PACKARD so 4-dr. sed.; Ultramatic;
Wv tires. r. h., all extras; abso-
lutely like brand new: formerly
owned by a naval offlc1r: cost over
81 900. our nrice. 81 .195 for quick
sole. NATIONAL AUTO BROKERS
INC. 2201 14th st. n.w. NO lI2l.
PACKARD Al conv. TAO new top.
Wv. tires. etc; Sl65. Must sell.
PACKARD '4s 4-dr.: one careful own
er. always garaged. sporless, low
mileaoe fully equipt.; an outstanding
car: guar: only Sl.la5, WILLIAMS
& BAKER, Mesh Goth and NJ SITS.
NV no. 5000. -I6
PACKARD 1851 sedan 400: dem
Co. official. Astral blue. porcelain
;zed finish: fully equipped: nylon
seat covers; cost new SO 800; only
S2.sa5. Phone DUDLEY. Ma. 6532.
PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr. Spec. de luxe:
green; recond. motor and fir. end:
h. d.; lear owner; in excel cond.:
$685.. GIL. S9l1. is
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BELL MOTORS

50l0 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 5000.
BUICK cKo 194s Super Mr; conv; r, and h.; b.;
Grecian gray finish, black top, Wv.
tires. This is one of the cleanest
cars of its type around town. You
may take il to your own mechanic
for approval without leaving deposit.
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BUICK 1949 Roadmaster 4vdoor Sc
dan; $4,000 actual miles; sparkling
black finish custom interior. Wv.
tires. This is one of those we'll
kept 1-owner cars, positively In
Must be seen to be appreciated.
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BELL MOTORS

5010 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 5000.
CADILLAC l94s "62" 4-door sedan.
Hydra-Matic; radio. heater; 27,000
actual miles; sparkling black finish.
Wv. tires. This is one of those
well-kept. 1-owner cars. in immac-
ulate condition throughout Can
hardly be told from new. Must be
seen and driven to be appreciated.
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BELL MOTORS

5OI0 Wisconsin Ave. Wo. 5000.
BUICK 1949 Roa dmaster conv., Dyna-
flow: radio. heater; 21.0o0 actual
miles; sparkling black finish new
black top. Wv. tires; car positively
same as new in every way; must be
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CARS-ALL MAKES
and models. Phone anytime
Sterling 0474.
CaSh-Trade-TermS

Lincoln '48 S1,195
Continental. black finish. r. and h.,
overdrive. practically new white-wah
tires. A beauty.
SAFEWAY MOTORS
1900 l4th st NV, NO. III
Cadillac AT 4-dr. ST, ,295
Sedan. r. and h.. Hydra-Matic. black
fnish. One owner, very niee.
SAFEWAY MOTORS
1900 14th st. NV. NO. III
Pontiac '48 Conv., ST, ,195
Radio. heater. HYDRA Matte. practically
| new Wv. tires. black. finish. black
SAFEWAY MOTORS
1900 14th st. NV, NO. III
Chevrolet so = S1,595
Conv: radio and heater. Power Glide.
gray nnish black top. Spotless cond.
SAFEWAY MOTORS
1900 14th St. NV. NO I'LL
Cadillac "62" S1.195
Club sedan; fully equipped. excellent
SAFEWAY MOTORS
1900 14th st. NV, NO. III
Ford so Custom, $1,595
"s" conv: black finish. black top.
radio heater overdriye. . 1000 miles
on present white-wall tires. One
owner. Ike new.
SAFEWAY MOTORS
1900 14th st. NV. NO. III
Buick '48 Super $995
Conv: green finish radio, heater.
Wv. tires; perfect condition.
SAFEWAY MOTORS
1900 l4th st. NV. NO. III
aAn a. Z, q =
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BELL Sc MOTORS

SOLO wisconsin Ave. wo. 5000.
CHEVROLET 1850 conv: radio,
heater. $4,000 actual miles. beau
tiful Grecian gray finish. black top.
Wv. tires; car absolutely in perfect
condition throughout. You may
take car to your own mechanic for
approval without leaving deposit.
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BELL MOTORS
BELL MOTORS
BELL MOTORS

oUIU MlscOnsIn ave. VIZ. SSUU.
MERCURY 1850 conv.; r. and h.:
$4,000 actual miles: sparkling blue
finish. tan top. Wv. tires. This
1-owner car has been well cared for
and even now can hardly be told
from new. Must be seen to be ap-
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BELL MOTORS

50l0 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 5000.
CHEVROLET la4s de luxe club coupe;
r. and h. 20 900 actual miles. This
is l-owner car in absolutely per-
feet condition throughout. You
may take car to your own mechanic
for approval without leaving deposit.
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BELL, MOTORS

50lo Wisconsin Ave. WO. 5000.
DODGE l94S de luxe 2-door sedan:
completely equipped. 10000 actual
miles, sparkling blue finish. Car is
in immaculate condition in every
way Must be seen to be appre-
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BELL MOTORS

50l0 Wisconsin Ave. WO 5000.
NASH 1850 Super Statesman 4-door
sedan: o.d.. radio. heater. 10000
actual miles beautiful Grecian gray
finish. Royal Master tires, car alb
solutely same as brand-new in every
detail. You may take car to your
own mechanic for approval without
Evening star., 1951-06-04

their supporting testimony Is
needed.
Asked what action she would
take on those recommendations
the judge said that calls for a
different system and if the right
screening could be done at the
point where complaints reach the
court, she would be in a better
position to judge.
Judge Cockrill was asked If she
plans to appoint a new advisory
committee to replace the one now
in existence-the one that pro-
posed the special study. she said
she intends to appoint a new ad-
+visory committee,
Critical Of Holding Children.
The report was sharply critical
OF the length of time children
are held in the Receiving Home
and the number of children held
by police who never get to court
Citing the 654 children held al
the Receiving Home and released
by police with no court action
the committe said no report was
made to the court by the police
officer as required by law. On the
other hand, the committee added
"the court has knowledge of this
detention as 1t receives a daily
Evening star., 1951-06-04

members of the. press might be
permitted to observe hearings.
Asked about that, Judge Cockrill
said she was aware that satisfac-
tory arrangements had been work.
ed out between the press and the
courts in other places. AS for
Washington, she said policy
would have to be worked out on
how reporters would use the in
formation.
The committee strongly recon-
mended that one petition should
.ae filed in Juvenile cases instead of
ia petition on each offense. This,
lit was argued. would cut down
the number of witnesses who
would have to spend most of a
day in court. The report also said
that the philosophy of Juvenile
courts is based on treatment
rather than punishment and the
focus of the court is not primarily
centered on what the child has
done but rather why he did it and
what action is necessary to deal
with the causes of his misbehavior
The committee also recommended
that the policy of citing all wit
nesses in addition to the COM
plainant should be discontinued
and that witnesses should be cited
only where it is clearly indicated
Evening star., 1951-06-04

population report from the Re
ceiving Home which lists these
cases."
The report said that although
"a large percentage of these chill
dren were released within three
days, 116 of them were held for
periods varying from four days to
between one, and two months.
The committee also complained
|of the length of time consumed in
preparing case from the time a
complaint is received until it is
disposed of by the court. OF 80
cases reviewed, the report said
only about S per cent were dis
posed of within one month and
in over half the cases the period
stretched from two to five months
The committee recommended
changes in procedures to stream
line the handling of cases and
urged, as an emergency measure
that workers spend their entire
time preparing these cases until
the backlog of cases is absorbed
The study committee, in addi-
ton to Mr.. Sheridan, included
Mrs. Robert E. Freer and Charles
Glover III, both representing
United Community Services, anc
w. w. Naramore of the Justice
Department.
Evening star., 1951-06-04

they can be used in an aggressive
mission against the 9th Army"
Key to this is the iron trian-
gle" from which the Chinese
launched their spring offensive
and now the target of U. N. troops
on the west and central fronts
Other Allies hacked their way
Through the mountainous east
central front intent on seizlng
other road networks.
From all sectors of the Korean
battlefront came reports of furi-
Gus. hours long battles, some of
them in hand-grenade range, for
each foot of ground" Associated
Press Correspondent Nate Polo
wetsky reported from 9th Army
HEADQUARTERS.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
Korea
Continued From First Page.)

triangle, Allied artillery would be
more bloodily efficient than ever
Summer rains which once
threatened to bog down U. N
armor no longer were a bugaboo
Tanks and infantry learned
how to operates in Korea's mud
during the rain soaked month OF
May. In that month 11.3 inches
|of rain fell-twice as much as in
any other May in the last 20
years.
The summer rainy season "can
bother us, maybe" one officer
commented, "but it can't stop u.s.
Allies Not Stopping.
1t. Gen.sAJames A. Van Fleet
u. N. ground commander, made
it clear his forces have no inten.
tion Of stopping, although ti1s
pursuit phase" of their counter
offensive ended when the Reds
escaped beyond encirclement.
His men. Gen. Van Fleet said
will continue to destroy military
targets in North Korea before
Evening star., 1951-06-04
81 Million Fire Damages
IConodion Army Depot
BY the Asseeioted Press

OTTAWA, June A fire in
Eastern Canada's second largest
army ordnance depot here Sat-
urday night caused damage un-
officially estimated at 81 million
and sent two persons to a hos
pital.
The blaze broke out in a wing
OF No. rs Central Ordnance De-
pot, Royal Canadian Ordnance
Corps, and destroyed large stocks
Iof clothing and other military
equipment.
The fire, fed by stocks Of ether
and paint, destroyed a third OF
the depot. It was the second blaze
in less than year there.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
.1rumaF's Name 10 Go
On Primary Ballots,
Administration Hints

President, Truman's name prob
ably will be entered in next
springs primaries as a candidate
for reelection. unless adninistra-
stion leaders unexpectedly alter
their plans.
Tipping off this contemplated
plan, a spokesman said, however,
that it would not mean that the
President definitely was COM
mitted to a third term, according
to the Associated Press.
Mr.. Truman has said that his
mind is made up and that an
announcement will be made at
the proper time, but if he sees fit
he can follow the tactics of
Franklin D. Roosevelt, who played
coy right up until nominating
time in 1910 and 1944-in the
meantime inviting questioners, on
his plans to retire to a corner
and don a Ounce cap.
Voice in Selecting Successor.
The only effect of entering the
Presidents name in the primaries
would be to leave virtually in his
hands the selection of a Demo-
cratic nominee if he chose not to
run again. Under any circum-
stances. however, he would have
a powerful voice in selecting a
potential successor.
Some observers think it likely
that he will keep his own counsel
until the Republicans name their
candidate in the convention OPEN
ing July Z. The Democrats will
not be in session until two weeks
later.
Leaders in such States as Ohio
already are reported to have
sounded out William M. Boyle, jr.,
the Democratic national chairman,
about offering a slate of Truman
delegates in the May, 1852. elec-
tion there.
The Ohio law requires that dele
gates must indicate first and sec
ond choices and must have the
written consent of the candidates
they support. The President, of
course. could give consent and
change his mind later if he chose.
Minnesota offers the first free
for-all chance of both Democratic
and Republican presidential as
pirants to test the direction of the
political wind without commit
ting themselves openly.
In the Minnesota primary,
moved up to March 18, 1852, the
direct consent of candidates is
not required There is every in
dication a Truman slate will be
entered without opposition.
On the other hand, most of the
potential Republican presidential
candidates are likely to be repre-
sented, with an almost certain
effort to test out there the draw
ing power of Gen. Dwight D..
Eisenhower's name.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
Continued From First Page.)

controls and a fair wage stabili-
zation policy as well as equitable
taxes, credit controls and q saw
lings program"
Other scheduled witnesses to-
day included spokesmen for the
National Association of Real Es-
tate Boards and the National
Apartment Owners Association,
Inc.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
Clark S Son Improves
After Koreu Knee Wound
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

TOKYO, June Capt. Will
liam D. Clark, son Of Gen. Mark
Clark, is recuperating in Tokyo
general hospital from a wound re-
ceived in Korea.
The I'd Division veteran, whose
father is commander of army field
forces, was wounded in the knee