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, 1951-12-03
RALLIES STEP UP ATTACK

EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS,
Ko Dec. 3 QNS)- Allied bombers
md fighters stepped up their attacks
against Communist supply lines in North
Korea today and Communist planes rose
or the eighth consecutive day to challenge
in air supremacy
Allied pilots, flying sabrejets and
hooting stars, reported damaging two Rus
, 1951-12-03

Partly cloudy, rather VIII and
mild today and tonight, h4sa to-
day 60-65, low tonight about
, 1951-12-03
ION, OHIO, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1851
PRICE FIVE CENTS
LATE
By international News Service

By International News Service
MUNSAN, KORE~A-COMMUNIST DELEGATES TO the Korean
true conference have called for a complete freeze of troops and
armament during a proposed armisuce.
EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS: AN UNIDENTIFIED PLANE
bombed and strafed Allied troops on the west Korean front; other
Red jets again have challenged U. N. air supremacy. \
MOSCOW RUSSIA ADMITS FORCING down N Hungarian
territory n American plane carrying diplomatic supplies to the
u. S. legation in Belgrade.
HONG KONG;- CHURCH AUTHORITIES ARE shocked by the
Chinese Communist degration of five Catholic Nuns convicted
in a staged trial o charges of numbering Fl hundred orphans in
Canton.
PARIS THE U. S. DELEGATION in Paris concludes from the
first round of u. N. disarmament subcommittee talks that Russia
will not lift the iron curtain for inspection in any global scheme.
WASHINGTON SUPREME COURT JUSTICE Tom Clark and
Attorney General Howard McGrath will be called to testify in the
House tax scandal probe.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

PAROCHIAL AND PUBLIC
School near this attractive 3-bedrm
brick home; available only because
owner has been transferred: S11 .00C
CT Al trust can be assumed by new
purchaser. See this without delay
REALTY INVESTMENT
1917 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va. oW. 902O
Evening star., 1951-11-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON REALTY
CONCLUDES WITH
13-DEIIJXE RAMBLER

13-DE LUXE RAMBLER
This 3-bedrm. brick rambler is re-
Faed pfse WITH IoveEy eharm 1 saautfqy Wb ase dseG
Il" shaped din. rm., modern equip
kit. picture windows with traverse
rods and drapes; side screened
perch; \ acre inclosed with white
picket fence with background OF
stately oaks. A gem in a beautiful
setting. SS,450 cash above $11 800
81 loan and $75.37 per mo. incl.
taxes and insurance.
14-RAMBLER SPECIAL
New, sysrv all don1nsi.n brick in North All, near
modern combination din. rm.-kit.,
incl. GE garbage disposal, Oft. GE
refgr. with frozen food locker, 36-
IN; Magic Chef range; full bsmt.
with Va bath; storm doors and
venetian blinds. All for $21 800.
15-PROFESSIONAL
This large Cape Cod brick home in
Vienna Is perfectly. suited for a
zoned right and arrangement is ex-
Sselient for q professional. man; 8
large rms, 2 baths, additional rm
in bsmt.; one acre of level land
garage; excel. terms. Call today.
16-FENWICK PARK
The most beautiful lot in the park
Many flowers, shrubs and trees sur
round this lovely all-brick Cape Cod
featuring !" twin-size bedrms., full
tile bath. large liv. rm. with firepl.,
separate din. rm.. fully equipped
modern kit, large pine-paneled
breakfast rm.; full. dry bsmt. with
outside entr.; large expansible attic
roughed in for heat and bath: built
IN corner cabinets and bookshelyes
4 lovely home for $1S,950 with
FHA financing available
Evening star., 1951-11-08
VETERANS!
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA (St. Agnes School
area)-4-bedrm. 2-bath brick house
with 2-car gar: rec. rm. and floored
attic; priced to sell Ewes, TIE.
0S37. MARSTELLER-M -McCABE, OV.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
DIRECT FROM OWNER

3-bedrm. rambler; Falls Church area
kit; garbage disposal. Open daily,
10 till s.; low down payment; $50
Per month. Directions: Out Lee blvd
lU. s. 500 past z corners to Wayne
Road, turn left to 1102. No agents.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
ARLINGTON REALTY
NOT THROUGH YET
9-DOMINION HILLS

0"0OIM1lN1OI f11LLO
A. large GI loan is already on this
fine residential property near schools,
buses and SHOPPING in North Arl.
large liv. rm. with firepl., separate
din; rm.. well equip. kit. full bsrnt.
Hedge around front of lovely land
scaped lot. White picket fence on
rear. Mirror over firepl.. utalr and
hall carpeting included. Priced for
quick sale at S1S,950.
HARRINGTON FOREST
Three -bedrm. all-brick Colonial In
to nearby elementary school. Com
Portable liv. rm., separate din. I'M,
Iuily EQUIP. kit, side screened porch
lull bSmt. Ideal for employe of new
oept. stores. S1S,950 with terms.
11-WAYCROFT CAPE COD
All-brick with det. brick gar. First
aoOr 400 has f.r,. ID large bedrms.. lovely
separate din. nv rm, M Very "iEn Rood, hFs1i; :nlIv
-eauip kit. Full tile bath and side
screened porch, l large bedrm. on
2nd a. .Bsmt. has rec. rin. space,
Lovely lot with fish pond, fence.
SaTnee1e Sar sen pit. See it today. Price,
12-DEAD END-KIDS
This fine Colonial on a dead-end
street offers less risk for the Kids
and auieter sleeping for you. $4,000
with "a bath on 1st r.. full bath
on End. Large liv. rm.. side screened
porch. equip. kit. full din. rm.,
large bsmt. with outside entrance.
1O0xl00-ft. Handicapped lot. Buy it
today move in tomorrow. Price,
S2l 800.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW, g3oO
Evening star., 1951-11-08
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. 93OO

COUNTRY HOME, II A.
Folks looking for Q nice place in rural
surroundings will be delighted with
this property. Priced ct SCI 800 Tor
q quick sale we believe ii to be
an outstanding bargain. The g.
room frame dwelling sets well back
from from State maintained road giving
Large shade trees surround house hMe.
The Is BY 90 iiv. room has Are
place and oak floors. the Is by Is
KITCHEN; sauiped with TIT. electric
Lift ii5ft; home freezer. There are 2
Ia bS and the entire End floor has
oeen finished in knotty pine and
SSeiotex 70 make a huge 3rd bedrm..
90 oy IL. The screened front porch
extends across the entire front Of
nonse. There is q full bsmt. with
inside and outside entrances. oil
nred hot-water heating system with
sIMmhtr,. summer; winter hookup. Cope.
storm windows; Outbldgs. include q
small stable. large poultry house.
I-caf garage and storage shed. The
owner selling because Of illness is
wllllng to include in the advertised
SAFE price the following farm equip
ment. Farmall cub tractor. plow.
DISC cultivator. snow plow. sickle
par: ana BY dump trailer. Will
TAKE $4,000 down. Call US for
appt. Exclusive with
Evening star., 1951-11-08
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

STORE. 21x4O. st. level; suit. tailor.
500 shop. 17x32. suit. light manu-
featuring. cabinet maker, ETC., $50;
Silver Spring. Md. 81. 5533. 10
history BRICK BUILDING, approx.
1000 So. it., 1447 Maryland ave.
ne. at intersection Of busy Bladens-
burg I'd. and H. sts.; suitable for any
1st commercial or warehouse bust
ness which needs prominent location.
BAsILIKO INVESTMENT CORP,
Mr.. Perry, DI. 1924. ..
I-STORY BRICK BLDG, 718 18th
st. ne. near Bladensburg rd. and
H sts. Approx. LOO sq. IT. BASI-
LIKo INVESTMENT CORP, Mr..
MEDICAL CENTER. on Eye near 18th
st;IEntire LIST a. Of modern air.
tprn. 90 CARL G. RosINsKI co.
BUILDING. e2O5 Baltimore blvd,
Berwyn. Md.-42x30 IT,, $500 50.
it.; suitable for garage or other
type business; q frs.. both on
500 or 81. 1923. Ill
Evening star., 1951-11-08
BEFORE YOU INVEST

BEFORE YOU INVEST
Investigate this once in a lifetime
opportunity In most desirable Sleepy
Hollow. Custom-built brick Colonial,
absolute tops for those seeking the
finest. 24-ft. liv. rm., plus den and
powder I'm, on 1st f.: 3 twin sized
bedrms. and Q full tiled baths. OF
course there's spacious recr. rm.
and f1repl.; located on gorgeous lot
lS0x240, surrounded by trees and
shrubbery. We're proud to quote
S3l $50, with only $4,000 cash
required.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes at Wilson ia. 4-1RO0
Evening star., 1951-11-08
BABY

THERE is A SANTA CLAUS
Have mother and dad to see this
prize package in a Groom brick
North Arlington home and you will
enjoy the happiest holiday season
imaginable. Side screened porch
wide living room, with excellent
dining room plus breakfast table
SPACE in kitchen. End stairway to
5 family bedrooms. lots Of closets
and modern hsth. Dry basement. ex-
cellent level lot. Very close to Lee
Blvd. bus-You Just can't equal it
for SIT. 500. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
&763 Lee Hwi. of Glebe. OW. 5000
Evening star., 1951-11-08
17-RAMBLER SUPREME
46xCR Feet

46X26 Feet
We consider ourselves fortunate &c
be able to offer you this home; fol-
S@l,9OO you can have this all-brick
equipped including garbage dis.
posal and exhaust fam pine panel.
ing. over firepl. with built-in book.
shelves add attraction to the 14x2l
ny. rm: with modern dining area
Ihe fun bsmt,, has picture windows
Sno an outslde entrance: fireplace
preezeway and garage: lot lfilx175
select your own interior decora-
tions and move in.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. oW a3oc
Evening star., 1951-11-08
6-THE NEW STORES

Are near this well-constructed all
brick Colonial In Q very conv.
North Arlington location; should be
IDEAL for department store personnel.
Comfortable liy. rm. has firepl..
very nice din. rm., kit. arranged
and equipped for every convenience.
Side screened porch, Q twin-size
hedrms.. full tile bath, full bsmt.
Nice level lot with trees and det.
brick gar. Home is very clean and
priced below market at S16,950.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Alexandria, Va.
CMATJ, ESTATE
AURORA HILLS


Lovely bedrm.. tile bath on 1st fl. Spa
cious liv. rm.. frepl. with mirror,
formal din. rm., nice equip. kit; 2
large bedrms.,. tile bath on 2nd A.;
full bsmt,; att. gar. For appt. to
inspect. call
Realty Investment Corp.
2317 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va. OW. 5000.
CLIFTON, VA.-13 ACRES
Frame farmhouse in good condition,
on high knoll surrounded by large
shade trees. Five outbuildings.
House consists Of living room. din
ing room. den, kitchen, large pantry.
inclosed porch of kitchen; 4 bed
rooms and bath on 2nd floor; part
basement. electric hot-water heater.
No central heat. Ten acres cleared
land: S12.700
McCAY & McCAY, Realtors
JA. S-S675. Ewes CHI 4713
Evening star., 1951-11-08
8-INVEST-DONT SPEND

8-INVEST-DON'T SPEND
We want to- reach q tough buyer
who demands plenty for his money.
tractive white Colonial on q large
corner Handicapped lot. Large liy.
rm. with fireplace, separate dining
rm.: equipped kit on lst a. 2nd
4; has 8 bright bedrms. and full
tile bath Full bsmt. with partially
An all-brick home in the most
select location of Dominion Hills.
Ask TO see this soon by calling
our office.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON REALTY
OFFERS MORE

51ALEXANDRIA RAMBLER
Only 2 years old. in o neighborhood
near every convenience. 3 excel.
bedrms., large bright .liv. rm., sep
arate din. rm., clean large kit, full
bath and front porch. OIL heat;
elec. hot water, copper plumbing
Priced at Sl5,S50 with very good
terms
Evening star., 1951-11-08
7-RRICK CAPE COD

T-BRICk CAPE COD
In excel. Falls Church location. Con-
tanning every facility for comfortable
living. You will delight In its con-
venient floor plan. 8 large bedrms.
g on lst A. Very attractive liy.
din. rm., sunshine kit, well equipped.
Full tile bath, big lot. well shaded.
Tastefully decorated. $16,95O with
$4,000 cash.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON REALTY
OFFERS
1-COZY BUNGALOW

1-COZY BUNGALOW
In an excel. close-in Arl. location.
very nice liv. rm. with firepl., COM
pact and roomy combination din. rm.
arfarSsd and Sti; fglly tS equipped and we'll
" bath and outside entrance; ga
rage; CT contract accepted. Priced
$12,950.
2-MODERN AND CLEAN
Year-old rambler, just of Leesburg
pike, near Falls Church conven-
fences. $4,000 IT. of level corner lot
Tyant,s this ,,i.n home for ygT that like
l5 min. from Pentagon and D. c.
3 good-size bedrms.. large liv. rm.,
separate din. rm., modernly equipped
kit. incl Bendix, full bath. Assume
q $4,000. 4Po loan payable $63. 73,
price, $13,750.
3-ARLINGTON COLONIAL
Sound as a dollar, in excellent repair
This is an older home in q very
close-in location. large rms. ar
ranged for comfortable living. Com
plete kit; equipment including brand
new S-ft. Westinghouse refsr.. slate
trance, large tree studded lot: very
clean and only S13,950.
4$2,95O DOWN-GI
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
Seldom do we get homes today that
will sell GIL so act fast and see this
new 3-bedrm. rambler on ! acre
with attached gar. Just of Shirley
hwy Price. $12.950. Need we say
more?
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
ARLTNGTON-FALLs CHURCH
ACT NOW!
WINTER WONDERLAND

In Walnut Hills-and a CHEEKY fire
glows in the fireplace of this fine
brick Colonial. 15xl9 living room.
separate banquet dining room. handy
1st floor powder room, plus equipped
kitchen and side screened porch.
End floor affords ideal privacy for
3 family bedrooms and full tile
bath. Excellent basement with out
side entrance. Beautiful lot. ac-
cented with artistic stone work.
Only asking S20,500!i! Won't you
dial our office Immediately to in.
spect? Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
NO CASTLE
RIFT EXCELLENT STONE

Home, presently owned by Army
colonel, can be purchased with
$4,000 down. It's large type 2.
bedroom Colonial with especially
nice living room. separate dinint
room, kitchen with breakfast space
stone log-burning fireplace. sidt
screened porch and full basement
Ideal front and rear yards. Move IL
tomorrow! Only S15,750. Call OW
5000.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

9th AND 6 SITS. N.E.-Corner prop
erty with store on first floor, suit
able for a grocery or variety. Liv-
ing quarters on upper floors; school
across the street. Reasonably priced
for immediate occupancvy. Call Mr..
Holland eyes,, WI. 1928.
H. G. SMITHY CO.
S11 18th st. NV. ST. $500.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-15

&
years beginning after 1850, that I'M
harvested crops sold with the land
and unharvested or unripe fruit
sold together with the land and
trees, shall be considered as. part
of the land and accorded the bene-
fits of Section 117(j). Expenses,
however, in connection with the pro-
duction of the crop (either grains
or fruit) sold, are not to be de-
Quoted as an expense but are to be
added to the basis or cost the prop
erty sold.
Sale of Livestock: Under the
present law, Section 117(j) provides
that net gain from sale of prop
erty used in business, if held for
six months or longer, may be treated
as capital gain. In the case of a
loss, it is to be treated as an ordi-
nary loss. This would include prop
erty subject to depreciation and real
property, if used in business, but
not property which would ordinarily
be includable in an inventory if on
hand at the close of the year, or
property held primarily for sale to
customers in the ordinary course
of trade.
In the case of farmers there has
been considerable dispute and con-
fusion as to whether all breeding,
draft or dairy stock is property used
in business or whether such live
stock was held primarily for sale
to customers in the ordinary course
of trade.
Due to the unsettled and con-
fused status existing under the
commissioners regulations and con-
flicting court decisions, the congress
has attempted to remedy the situa-
ton by adding to Section HOOD,
which defines property used in trade
or business, the following:
Such terms also include i've
stock. regardless of age, held
by taxpayer for draft, breeding
or dairy purposes, and held for
IL months from date of acqusi-
ton. Such term does not in
clude poultry.
The restriction against poultry
applies only to taxable years be
ginning after 1850.
The new law applies to all tax
able years beginning Jan. /, 1942
and the six months holding perio,
applies to all years to the end o
the year 1850. For years after 1856
the holding period is 10 months.
The treasury has looked with dis
favor on the capital gains treatmen
as applied to livestock and put S
many restrictions in its regulation
that many taxpayers resorted to tn
courts for final settlement, resultin
in several favorable decisions fc
them, including the much-quoted A
bright case.
True, this controversial issue
the Interpretation of Section ITO
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-15

perhaps not as favorably for the
farmers as some of the court de-
cisions have been.
Taxpayers who have filed returns
under the treasury rule in the past
should consider the advisability of
filing claim for refund for years
not closed by the statute of hmita-
tons.
Family Partnership: The family
partnership created by gift has
now been given recognition by con-
gress by setting up its own statu-
tory standards which, in brief, pro-
vide that any person who owns.
a capital interest in partnership
in which capital is material in
come-producing factor must be rec
ognized as a partner, regardless of
whether this interest was bought or
obtained by gift.
Thus, the long drawn out liti-
cation involving hundreds of court
decisions concerning the status of
the family partnership created by
gift has been finally settled. How
ever, the use of family partner
ship as tax-saving device between
husband and wife has been pretty
well taken care of through income
splitting by the filing of joint re-
turns.
Tax in Case of Co-operatives:
Farmers, fruit growers and SINH
lar purchasing and marketing CO.
operatives which have been exempt
from income tax under Section 101
(12) IR.C. will not be wholly ex-
empt after Dec. 81, 1851. The new
law states in substance that I'M
allocated earnings, those which have
been credited or reserves or surplus,
are subject to tax. In addition to
exemption of income distributed or
allocated as patronage dividends,
income from other sources such
as rents, interest, ETC., is also ex-
empt if allocated to patrons. In
determining net income they may
deduct dividends paid during the
taxable year on their capital stock.
Patronage dividends, in order to
be deductible, must be allocated OF
paid within eight and half months
after the close of the taxable year
The taxes to which co-operatives
will be subject are the normal in.
come and surtaxes applicable Il
corporations as well as the capita
gains tax. For the year 1851 anc
thereafter, co-operatives are re
quired to file information returns
covering dividends paid of what
ever kind in excess Of 500 to an.
one person.
Offsetting Capital Gains an,
Losses: A new provision in the 1876
revenue act takes into account lon
term capital gains and losses at 10
percent instead of at so percent a
previously, and deduction is allowe
equal to so percent of. the excess q
: net long term capital gains over ne
short term capital losses. The maxi
mum alternative tax rate has bee
increased from Is to 26 percent ei
fective for taxable years beginnin
with Oct. 81, 1851.
This subject is too long and il
volved to discuss here other tina
to bring to the attention of the reac
er that new rules govern these tran
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-15
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On thousands Of farms beef and dairy CATTLE sheep and hogs
kept dry and comfortable through winter months by all
steel, wind-resistant Quonsets.
Quonsets offer farm operators though than safety and
durability because they multpurpoSe buildings They're
designed for machinery and grain storage, well animal
engineered step up farm production time and
drudgery minimum. The Quonset is real working tool
important in these days of increased livestock production
and less manpower than ever before.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-15
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You can't beat Quonset for complete
livestock housing for maximum pro-
lection against any kind of weather.
The guardian., 1951-03-17
Bv CONNIE TURNER

The Colored Women's Bowling
League met for its. regular night
of tournament bowling, last
Saturday evening at Huntington
SIS Alleys.
There are still seven weeks of
competition remaining, but each
week there is such a Shuffling
of the teams one would have to
be mind reader to predict the
line up as it will be when May
and the end of the season rolls
around. On Saturday, just about
every team changed places with
another and upsetS were numer-
Gus. The Vows are now in first
place having beaten the Cres-
cents for all four points! The
contest between the MeteorS and
the Arrows produced two ques-
tiOnS. Did the Arrows stop the
Meteors? or Did the MeteorS
stop the Arrows? AS far as
points were concerned, the Ar
rows won three and the Meteors,
one. Ruth Ford (Arrow lied the
field by rolling 95-105- 104 for a
total of 3O4. However, the
MeteorS have been winning four
points from every opponent for
the past several weeks, so it
is very possible that the Arrows
have broken their winning streak
and stopped them in their
tracks; several prospective op-
ponents hope this is true. On
the other hand, the Arrows
worked hard to get into first
place, and dropping one point
to the MeteorS has stopped them
momentarily. Time will tell.
The Pins did some steady roll
ing in order to take four points
from the Rockettes, thus main
tanning a firm hold on third
place.
Two of the winged teams, the
Ravens and the Robins, bowled
the first two strings with the
The guardian., 1951-03-17
State Pay

State employees this week
opened an intensive campaign
for substantial salary increases
to meet the rising cost Of living
The bid came at a public hear
ing held by the Legislative Com
mittee on Public Service on sew
eral bills providing for across
the board increases.
The guardian., 1951-03-17
DR.. Dubois
Guest Speaker
CONCLUSION OF SPEECH
OF DIR. DUBOIS

AANs
I'VE still have elections and we
still have a secret ballot. If you
do not want war, vote for men
who will stop it. If you want
the Bill of Rights restored to the
Constitution you have the legal
right to say so. In this democracy
YOU still retain the right to help
elect your lawmakers and eXecu-
tives. If you fail to exercise this
right, you will suffer and you
OUGHT to suffer. Today the vast
majority of the American people
who are not crazy, do not want
war. Most Americans hate the.
current witch-hunt. The only
way to oppose war and the death
of civil liberty is to elect officials
who agree with you.
"In this present crisis, Ameri-
can negroes are hesitant and
divided. For many years our
policy has been to agree with and
support the most powerful
classes and the most powerful
movements in the United States,
If by that method they could be
assured of reciprocal support for
negro equality of civil, political
rights. for this reason we were
long congenital Republicans
voting unquestioningly for high
tariffs, for containing Of the
labor movement and in general
for government in the interest of
the rich. This attitude in New
England was strengthened by the
Gifts of the well-to-do to Negro
education and other social en-
terprises. The depression shook
us out of this attitude and drove
us to support the social program
of the New Deal, which proved
our econimic salvation. We there
fore voted for Roosevelt as long
as he lived, today we are thrown
back where we must make new
political and social choices. Our
plan of emancipation as followed
bv the NAACP for 40 years has
had success. Negro rights have
been widely established before
the courts and race discrimina-
ton has been driven to new
low.
But this does not mean that
the battle is won: the cases OF
Rosa ingram the Martinsville
seven, Willie MCGEE and the
Trenton six prove that negroes
cannot yet be sure Of basic
Justice before the courts: more
negroes vote in the South than
ever before, that is quite true
but It is still true the most ell
gible Southern negroes do not
vote nor hold Office. Taxation
without representation is still the
rule of the black South. Over
the whole nation, and not least
in New England, discrimination
against negroes in jobs and wage
is still the rule and the negro
TODAY is faced by the question as
TO whether simply to continue )
progrsm which in the past has
brought notable success or
whether the momentous change
which is overtaking the world,