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Evening star., 1951-09-28
Points tor Parents BY Edyth Thomo, we1'oes

Mother-When I try to make
Jack clean the tub after he bathes
he throws it up to me that you
don't do it, so I can't insist. If
your son has untidy habits it's all
your fault,
Evening star., 1951-09-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
&Mxxxf
GENTER
MARKET CITY

I've long thought that some
enterprising meat packer
should devise a system for SAN
forizing bacon. When discuss
ing this with Mr.. Harry Kraft
of the EssKay Co. he tossed the
whole solution to the "nOw you
see it now you don't bacon into
the lap of the person who cooks
it. He maintains that too many
cooks put bacon into a hot
skillet and cook it too rapidly,
which makes it shrink away to
a grease spot. / think he has
a good point there, but it still
depends a lot on the quality of
the bacon. You'll find the Ess-
Kay bacon at many of the 30
dealers stands at Center Mar
ket City. Why don't you try
his brand together with his
suggestion and see If he is
right?
If tomorrow is a typical Sat
urday, 1000 orders of fish will
lose their scales at ThompsOn's
Seafo0d Stand, No. 537. That's
not counting the wholesale
orders they prepare for leading
hotels, restaurants and clubs.
Fortunately they have an eff
cient electric fish scaler that
buzzeS the scales off in record
time. When you pick out your
favorite fresh fish tomorrow
watch them clean it for you.
It's amazing. I'm particularly
interested in this gadget be-
Evening star., 1951-09-28
Come
Find 33 or more words in
HI o M E s p u N,

meaning. coarse. plain" Aver
age is 80: limit 20 minutes.
Rules--Words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
cats" are not used. Only one form OF o
word Is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Answer to AMBIENT.
abet. ambit, amen, ante. name, main.
mate metin, meant, meat. mine. mien,
mite mint, bane, bait, bate. bean, beat.
bent, beam, bite, binate. inmate. item,
emit, name, neat. tame. team. time, tine.
Evening star., 1951-09-28
ADVERTISEMENT.

cause my husband says if i
don't stop feeding him so much
fish he'll be growing scales
instead of whiskers. / may
have to get him one for Christ
mas.
Incidentally, Bishop Thomp-
sons chef, Copeland, who turns
out such eloquent dishes at the
ThompsOn's new seaf00d res
taurant has a wonderful recipe
for crab imperial which he
served at the Markets recent
luncheon for the Press and
Radio gifls in the model kitchen
and dining room of Center
Market. I'm hoping to get a
copy of that to pass along to
you soon. Watch for it.
When packing lunches dur
ing this changeable Autumn
weather, there's one thing to
watch. Be sure to use meats
which will Withstand a sud-
den rise in temperature and
not turn" / consulted Mr..
Rodgers, at Stand 316, to find
out what he recommends along
this line. He carries Is diff
ferent types of lunch meats so
you can see there is plenty of
choice. He suggested Rath's
"Sweet Loaf Meat" the Iowa
Loaf" by Tobin, and Briggs
Pepper Loaf" for this temper
amental weather. Then later
on try some of the other vari-
cites. The children will enjoy
their lunches and you will be
sure they are safe.
told you about Peggy's
Frozen Foods Stand, No. log,
which caters to the busy woman
the working wife. Well, 1
wasn't kidding. She even has
hard boiled eggs for sale there
to top the frozen spinach you
may buy. How simple can meal
preparation get? Just come
over here tomorrow and see, Mt
| CENTER MARKET CITY
5th end K Sis NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-28

Mother-Because dad was not
taught to clean his tub after bath
ing when he was a boy does not
relieve me of the obligation OF
seeing to it that you form this
good habit.
Evening star., 1951-02-02
APARTMENTS WANTED

LANDLORDS-List your unfurn. or
turn. apis. or houses with us; free
listinss; applicants waiting; white;
rWfS rWash and vic, Gall MA. Ooo7.
furn. one or two bedrm. apt, NV.
sec, for self and mother; to SS5,
CAL II. 1855 Friday, 70 pm. .
BURNED OUT-Furnished apt. or
mouse desperately needed by profess
sional man, wife and child for !
month; will take excellent care and
pay well. ia. 415s. Il
RECONSTRUCTED rooms, un-
furn.; private bath: cooking facili-
tics: lady; permanent. Govt. DE.
2-BEDRM. APT. fapt. bldg.) or house.
NV. Georgetown pref) or Kensing-
ton; to s1oo. 10. 2-6ls5 after 5 pm.
THREE To 4-ROOM unfurn. apt: 1st
aiphabet sxf ast NV; under $40. DI. 29oo'
WANTED-Furn. and unfurn. apts,
for George Washington Univ stu
dents; Write co Housing Ofc. Do
COLoRED CoUPLE-Employed. wants
evt. 2-rm.. kit. and bath apt, un-
furn.. NV. AID. 2916 after pm.
Evening star., 1951-02-02
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

CALL COOK for reasonable moving
rates. by veteran. JA. S-210S.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
across the country. safe storage In
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO 0104 UNION STORAGE
co INC est 1906
EX-GI - Moving. packing, Grating
storage; local, long distance: expert
service; low rates, HO. 5S1a. 3
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage
reas, ia. 2931; ewes. GE. 14I6. =
MOVING BY VET-Exper. neIp every
piece wrapped. insured reas. Cal
any time MR. COOK. GIL 5137
IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MOVE
BUT HAVE TO. CALL ROYALI
TRANSFER, MI. 1907. 81
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont.
RESTAURANT!

On one OF Arlingtons busiest corners;
sturdily built brick bldg; parking
space; large seating capacity which
very M new, ne ain Business ca can feuSsi1t be- bought
separate from bldg if desired
N. C.. HINES & SON
Courthouse So, Arl. Va. OW. 9o20
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HoUSES-SALE-N.W. tCont. J
SIL. sPG. ann4 Elton rd Del hrick

SILL. sPG., 1904 Eton rd.-Det. brick
3 yrs. old; 3 bedrms., liv. fm., din.
rm.. fully equip. kit, colored tiled
bath, shower; gas, heat. concrete
yard; nr. schools, shoppins center,
Out Piney Br. I'd. to Flower ave.
Shopping center. left to Wayne.
left :: blks. VS. bus on Flower ave.
S min. to District line. Vacant.
peTmS pe1ns nft like shnn rent Owner MRS,
TAKOMA. D. C.-Laree det solid
frame home, covered with the very
durable Johns Manville asbestos
shingles, Choice location near Cool
idge High School. g rms. DIV. rm;
porches. full basement. new kit:
equip. oil h.-w.h.. newly renovated
inside and outside. Reasonable offer
buys. Ewes. please call III. 7-71S6.
wEsiEK rRATK s arGHIS PHfhtIps sREaNdw pi MI.
stricted dsyelopment Of fine quality
homes. This is the last OF four
homes Just completed by Frank S.
Phillips. Center-hall Colonial con-
tanning rms. 2ha baths, rec. rm.,
fireplaces. large screened porch.
top-notch construction feature. S35,-
FRANK ERA KS S PHiIfrPs PEfhsf esi Di 81 14i1 Ils7
BY OWNER-On Piney Br. road NV.
bsbs bea5 peessur S1es ss 81 ioo Fs Dsdr0oms S%as
Mr.: 10th AND ALLISON sTS.@Sls.-
the center S' 81 the city na.fs and aue3e eqn
located near the park; block from
the bus brick residence con-
very large living and dining rooms,
sunroom or den; h.-w.h. with oil;
built-in garage; stairway to stor-
age ATTIC; To inspect call Wo.
& CO.. INC. Chevy Chase. D. C.
MASS. AVE. AREA-s. s.5oo.-close
in; modern, semidet brick home in
immac. cond. Reception and side
hall, large liv, rm., with firepl.. din,
A, 3 bedrms.. bath and screened
sleeping porch on End fl. Full bsmt Il,
oil h.-w.h., built-in garage Out
standing value. Terms. EARL T.
WRIGHT, WI. 5000: ewes, 10.
16th AND LoNGFELLow sTs.-spa-
cious, soundly constructed older
home on an excellent dble. lot. 1st
A.. lge. liy. rm., fireplace, din. rm,.
equipped kit, den and powder rm. !;
md A.. bedrms., : baths, plus .
sleeping porches; 3rd f.. lge. dor
TWEED CO.. INC, EN-. 1890 til
You WILL BE WISE-To inspect
these fine new homes prior to COM
pletion, as they probably will be
among the last top quality homes to
be built. All are in choice restricted
Northwest residential communities;
3 to 3 bedrooms and ga to 4l2
baths. CHOICE of Colonial two-story
or rambler-tApe homes. Prices RANGE
from approx. S33. SEQ to $40 500
Eyes. please call Mr.. Rhodes. AID.
1924. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI.
e9I6 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV. op-
poste historic Woodley'-Semidet.
house: liv. rm., fireplace. din. rm.,
kit, bedrms.. . baths. bSmt., ga
rage. lavatory. shower. lndry trays:
gas heat: aluminium awnings. I'm
mediate occupancy. Open for in
spection Sun. 2-5 pm, otherwise
by appt. Exclusive. Ma. 2Sl9. 4
NEAR GA. AVE. and Rittenhouse st.
n.w.-Sl6. 500. Spacious, rooms
and tiled bath; detached corner
house; convenient to schools and
transportation; ideal for a doctor
or dentists offlce. To inspect. call
Mr., Chaplin teve.. WO. $3.50. with
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON, Realtor,
DI 6u9@ a
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

EAYLoR GARDENS. vcHA, 3Oth and
Nsylor I'd: Sc. one very .lge. J.
I'M, tile bath. fully equip. elec. kit
Possession. No 2-bedrm. units avail.
a. this time. DRURY REALTY
COkP. MI 1000: ewes. OR. 6761
OF TW. 119l.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

WEES Nssiy Mill 41n vILbaGa; $. s.
theatre shop. center and transo.
Sall G1l LEACH FAC &C 4 cRoNIN IN sIas ILo. 5-s149
silver STRING AREA@s RE- o,:S4; bedrooms.
basement; near shopping center
with theater school. Cali JU. 1862.
NEAR UPPER 10th ST. rms. 3
bedrms:; piano, accom-; 5 or more
GIESMoNr l'Hi Hills. LIS. psfIs MbI.bedrm q fn.
utilty rm ny bricE Fm complefes dnfefs tufn fl5
ses;tons sts2 mo- NJ Can ldSo r; A. HUMPHREYS
ave; busline, ! Y miles from D. G;
frepl,; well furnished: full bsmt' ::
s125, PERRY HAY CO, 81. 6242.
wOoDSIDE PARK. Silver Spring
Lovely 7-rm; modern home. ,Conv.
site. 3 lge. bedrms., 3 full baths,
| fully equip. kit. lge. recr. rm.; gas
5000. FERRY HAY CO, 81. 6343.
GEORGETOwN-very large Twins
rm.. firepl.. modern kit. garbage
disposal; study, bedrm.. bath: gar
den; beautifully furn.; $3.50. Phone
GEEooRGGIE2T1owN-1mmed. Eo poss.; s
kit. , rms. and bath with pvt. en-
trance. Ideal for students, internes
or nurses. $50 mo. EN-. S6S5. IS
NORTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS )
bedrm.. . bath. plus maids quarters.
dix; immed. occupancy, JA. a-a3os
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD and Census;
/ rms, bath, bsmt., attic. AID. 0034.
Mr.. 10th AND MASS. AvE.-At-
IEsetYe FaS for eedrm home odsrn ayaisnle liable
veniences: Tv. 500 800 mo, l0o Refs. 'G- re-
quired. Wo. @Sll' IS
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-Det. 4-bed-
room completely furn. house on
quiet street; but cony; to transp. and
Mr sfn00; Gies sscS MuRsr Ms To rRUsf eo s5
NEARLY NEW 5-rm. brick, on transp.
Immed; poss,, to May Is. Sl25 mo.
6iis 3ist ST. N.w.-3 bedrooms, .
baths. oil heat, Can wo. 4s57 or
ARLINGTON-Near Pentagon and
airport; attractively furn. home, ,
bedrooms, living and dining rooms.
5tties. ati aie caf 9afh or ssFfsned safs Dorcaes
ALEXANDRIA, 1902 Powhatan St
> min. airport and Pentagon: bus,
shop. center at corner: nicely furn.
5 rms. and bsmt.; SIPS. OV. 3422.
AUTHENTIC REPRODUCTION of Co.
lonial home. facing Rock Greek Psrk,
beorms. . baths. powder rm.
pine -paneled recr. rm.. firepis..
stone terrace, Ice. shaded yard,
maids rm. and bath over attached
2-Car garage: attracIirely furn.;
immediate possession to Aug 3
with larger period possible. S375
month. Call TU. 1907. -
CHI. CHI, Mr.. CIRCLE
New 3-bedrm. brick home. furnished
III a most attrac. manner All GE
kit with DISPOSAL. Gas a.-c. heat.
powder rm. 6207, Ga. st. bradley
lane and Broollville rd1.
vacant-Availab Immediately.
YELLOTT & co.
Realtors, 1924 Eye St. NV. Ma. O4s4
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CHI, CHI, Mr.. CIRCLE
18th and Columbia Rd.

11l4 Kenyon st. NV. conveniently
located. This well-furniShed 3-bed-
rm. house with > baths, oil heat, re-
trIgerator. bullt-in garage, attic. full
bsmt. with law Available Feb. .
For information call JOHN F. DON
oboe & SONS, 3l4 Pa. ave. Sc,
Ii I-OuS4
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARMY MED. CORPS OFFICER as
signed Surg. Gems office. desires B.
bedrm. unfurn. house; mr.. parochial
school; max. S125 mo. WI. 1853.
APT. OR HOUSE in NV, . bedrms..
llv. rm., kit, bath. Will pay up to
:Slo5 mo. Decatur 5000, or Wood
ley 90S9 MRS. MERRIGAN. IL
BUSINESSMAN needs
2-bedrm. house within 15-min. driv
; adults. March occupancy; lease
SI35 mo. DE. 1000. II
COMPLETE RENTAL SERvICE-our
office has long lists Of clients for
in nearby Maryland or NV. DC.
For free appr. and prompt results
call PERRY HAY CO.. ST.. 6242. =
ARMED FORCES urgently need
houses, apis. rooms. List property
with Armed Forces Housing Once.
Va. and NV. Ii. 67Oo. Ext. 7-4115
Wv. and Md. Ii. 5000. Ext. t-2224
S. E. and NE. 10. 10000. Ext. BOB
Sc. and Md. HI. 3100. Ext. 5l22
s
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COLORED
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

BY SCOTT
%420 9th st. NV. In superb cond
: lge. rms, kit, and tiled bath; ful
poses; all utils. paid by owner: ai1to.
matic gas-fred furnace; regular ..
family dwelling; separate entrance
Price to responsible tenant well be.
low average rents. Rent contro
celllng: Make application in person
I'll Florida ave. NV JAMES r
SCOTT. Broker
Evening star., 1951-02-02

BRIGHTWOoD DETACHED
Call now for bungalow or center hall
brick in excel. locations. Both priced
under S2o 1000; modern and excel.
cond
AUERBACH & CO., DI. 65O1. GE. 6552
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Very reasonably priced. Well under
$4,000. Lovely liv. rm., din. rm.,
small kit. with, breakfast nook. and
screened porch overlooking level
rear yard: 3 bedrms.. = tiled baths,
with screened sleeping porch on ind
floor; pull-down stairs to large stor-
age attic; nice recr. rm. and lava
tory with shower in bsmt. Conv.
to Spring Valley shopping center
and transp. Attractively decorated.
Call Mr.. Kahn, EN-. 1854. with
LEGUM e. GERBER REALTY CO.,
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HOUSES FOR SALINE,

WOODRIDGE-26th and Bunker Hill
rd.; English-style detached brick,
8 rms. and bath; fioored attic. recr.
rm. with lavatory; 200 #. lot; oil h.
VII; liv. rm: has firenlace; Near
cellent value; inspect any time.
ALDRE. INC. LU. 4-0747 or ewes,
LU. 4-5420. a
WOODRIDGE, Just of R. I. ave
$500; detached 2-story Bricktex.
7 rooms and bath. oil hot-water
heat; 800 cash. S62 so per month.
Call Mr.. Pendleton, DU. 346S, MAR
SHALL J WAPLE CO., 1924 14th
st. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1951-02-02
HOUSES TO SHARE

WISH TO SHARE my 2-bedroom
house with cple. or cple. with child
in Silver Springs. See ewes. or wk.
end. 10012 Forest Grove dr.. or
write Box 453-M. Star. .
Evening star., 1951-02-02
cI.EVEIANn PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
This very attrac. residence is in
good. condition, ideal for large
family looking for spacious rms. lst
a. has a rec. hall, liv. rm with
fireplace. din. rm.. beautiful lge
modern kit. den, full bath: md fl.
4 nice bedrms.. > modern tile baths.
There are 3 bedrms and bath and II
on Bird fl. Large rec. rm., storage
space. gar. Call
W. b WRIGHT EN- $500
Evening star., 1951-02-02

COLORED
NEW APARTMENTS
One and two-bedrm. apis. in ne
washington. close to shopping ane
transportation. Only applicants who
can give permanent employment rec
ords good personal and credit ref.
erences will be considered. State
number of occupants to live in ant
Gil preference. Box 324-K. Star. u
Evening star., 1951-02-02
TAKOMA PARK, D. C.

TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH
2-Story detached masonry house.
Living room with fireplace large
dining room. kitchen, den. built-ir
bath and bedroom on 1st floor;
. large bedrooms. sitting room.
running water on end floor; full
basement with toilet and shower;
detached garage; large lot with
beautiful shrubs and flowers. Mrs.
Dawson, WO. 4162 or Miss Wat
wood, DU. 0l0S.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
NEAR WALTER REED - 4-bedrm
corner det. Colonial. 8 large rms.
(30Xl4 liv. rm.). Get. 2-car ga
rage bsmt. h.-w.h.; front ard rear
porches. Vacant. Open to offer.
BEERS BROS. 9 to 8. 81. 1911.
CATHEDRAL AVE, near Westchester
det. 3-story brick Colonial, bed
rms. 4l2 baths. double garage; oil
h.-w,h,: maids rm., bath; den and
"a bath lst floor. S39,500.
BEERS BROS, TO Q. 81. 1911
EMERSON ST. NEAR GEORGIA
Large detached home, excellent cond. :;
bedrms., , baths. . kits, recr.
rm. oil heat; wonderful income pos
sibilities; priced reasonably. RALPH
D. COIN, EX. 57O5 or GE. 633l.
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AMER. UNIV. PARK

Det. brick. . bedrms., bath, liv rm
frepl., kit: , fin. rms. bath in
attic Fenced lot. Bsmt. Gas heat.
Nd SIS 500 Terms DI $500 4
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DRESS SHOP
Busy Clarendon Area, Good oppor-
tunity. Take over lease. stock and
fixtures For appointment call
N. G.. HINES & SON
Courthouse So. Arl., Va. OW. 1920
Evening star., 1951-02-02

REsTAURANT-WHITE TRADE
$500 weekly. we'll equipped. Owner
wants quick sale
AUERBACH e. CO.
DI. 6501. GE. 6553
COLORED OR WHITE
Small grocery store sacrifice Call
Ii. 7-9317; ewes. LA. 6-4541.
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RESTAURANT
$500 DOWN
DELICATESSEN

Near D. c. line; . .walk-in boxes;
dairy box, refer. and vegetable bin
frozen food cabinet, checkout coun-
ter. etc: very reas. price. Doing ex-
cellent business. Call OWNER, AP
0077. q
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Special
Possession

1347 KENNEDY ST. NV.
Exceptionally fine, semidetached home
containing six rooms and bath. open
fireplace gas hot-water heat and
large screened front porch, deep
yard to a wide alley, garage; price,
only SlS.5n0; from owner. Cali
G. G. DUTY, 1924 Vermont ave.
National 44S2 or Ordway 3059. a
Evening star., 1951-02-05
News Of Music

and North Carolina, which now
separates father and son. has in
no way affected their fine en-
semble which has gained in flu
ency and color and seemed better
than ever.
Their programming Of unfa-
miliar numbers. such as the
Haydn -Piatigorsky 'Divertimento
in D Major" Saint-Saens SO
nata in c Minor, op. 49," Isadore
Freed's "Passacaglia" and Dohn-
anyi's Sonata In B fiat Major,
op. g." lent additional interest to
the recital.
The newest amongst these was
Freed's ''Passacaglia," composed
two years ago. Freed, intent on re-
conciling the old and the new,
stands out for the simplicity Of
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Vityo Vronsky and Victor Bobin
Give Constitution Hall Recital

the music presented yesterday
afternoon, to show the velvety
loveliness of Nh. Potter's cello
tone. It has grown rounder and
richer, his left hand technique
keeping well on par with his
newly acquired freedom Of the
bow arm. Haydn's ''Diy yertimento''
and the two sonatas called con-
stantly for the use of higher
Evening star., 1951-02-05

his modern idiom. His work was
notable for the symmetry of its
lines and for its graceful form.
The character Of the theme. con-
trary to the accepted practice in
Passacaglias, is lively. Likewise is
the majority of the variations, only
those in slow motion giving the
cello a chance to sing.
There was enough melody in
Evening star., 1951-02-05

positions. handled by the artist
with ease and security of intona-
ton.
While Saint -Saens' sonata gave
all evidence of fine workmanship,
Dohnanyi's had its pleasing mo-
ments because of the human eIe-
ment it contains. An early opus,
the work is uneven in merit, the
first movement, very Brahms like,
being the best. There was too
much of the composer Goens'
style in the "Scherzo" and too
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little imagination In the "varia-
tions" to make the movements
interesting. Possibly, special de-
votion to the working out of de-
tails interpretatively, in both the
cello and the piano parts of the
sonata. might have yielded better
results.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Electrical Contractors

Robert Cassidy will explain elec-
trio radiant heating at 8 pm.
tomorrow in a talk before the
Electrical Contractors Association
in the Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth
street NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-05

Oil is being sought by drillers
at new site near Cuba S Bay Of
Cardenas.
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Potters Perform at Phillips
Bv Elena de Sovn

Two former Washingtonians,
Louis Potter, jr.. cellist. and Louis
Potter, ST., pianist. made their
annual appearance before a large
audience in the Phillips Gallery
yesterday.
The distance between Illinois
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-03
LEaeEiean [asUaIsies h Korea

WASHINGTON, May 3 - a3 - Announced Americaa casualties in Korea reached 62,799 today. an in- crease of 1,055 in a week.
 The total includes 9,603 killed, 42,245 wounded and 10,95O missing i-l action. It covers combat casu- alties reported to the next of kin through last Friday.
 Of the wounded, 1,110 have since 5ied and 100 of the missing are snown dead, raising the total of combat deaths to 10,813.
 The missing total also included 1,166 who have since returned to [. s. military control and 1l3 known prisoners of war, leaving ,,a7l currently missing.
 Army casualties reached 52,305, an increase of SIS over last week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-03
Fed. income Tax Trial Makes Cohen Use
 Borrowed Furniture

LOS ANGELES. May 9,-lR-The Mickey Cohens are living on bor- rowed furniture.
 The little gambler put his S55,O0o worth Of interior decorations up for auction yesterday He's facing Federal Income tax evasion trial. T had to raise dough to get an attorney he said.
 But it aint the end of every hing" he philosophical. T was sored with all those things"
 Cohen said he obtained an ad- 1ance on the auction sale to fi- nance his defense in the trial, set -or June 4. Meantime he is using furniture loaned to him by the luctioneer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-03
Western Union Asks Employees Pay Raise RaGe increase Provide

NEW YORK, May 8 -tR- The Western Union Telegraph Go. to- day asked the Federal Communica- tions Commission for permission to increase it's domestic telegraph rates to provide funds for 9 cost-of-l living waQe raise to it's employees.
 The company, in it's new rate schedule filed with ths FCC in Washington, asked that the increas- ed rates become effective fer inter state messages on June l.
 The revised schedule3 provide fer an increase of approximately 9:6 per cent in total charges for tele- graph messages and money orders. The company estimates they will provide additional overall gross an- nual revenue of about S14,o00,000 and estimated additional overall net annual revenues of approEi- mately $11,oOO,o0O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-03

Communists moved into the Korean war, the general declared, T haven't the faintest doubt that we would have thrown them back"
 The Chinese moved in with large forces last November and MacAr- thurs armies suffered heavy casual ties in long and bloody withdrawal
 Tells His Story
 The five star general, deposed from his commands in bitter poli- cy dispute with President Truman was before a Senate investigating committee to tell his story
 As he did when in an address to Congress on April 19, Macarthur said his proposals for hitting back at the Chinese Communists with air and naval power had been en- dorsed by the U. s. Joint Chiefs of Staff.
 He said he could only assume" that MT. Truman or Secretary of Defense Marshall vetoed the joint chiefs ideas.
 Produces Document
 To back up his words to investi- gating senators, Macarthur produc- ed document which he identified as a war study submitted by the Joint Chiefs of Staff to Marshall.
 Macarthur also said:
 l. He believes a few additional ground troops could wind up the fighting in Korea if backed up by air and naval action against Com munist China s"ch as he has rec commended.
 ?. He believes Russia is not in position to launch any predatory attack from the Asiatic continent" In that connection, MacArthur said he believes the Soviet troops in Si- beria are there for defensive pur- poses. He expressed doubt the Rus sians could move and support many additional troops over the main communications line, the trans-Si- berian railroad. This is already heavily burdened, MacArthur said.
 3. As United Nations commander, he made reports to the Defense and there were some times changes asked, or made, as favored by the State Department before they were passed on to the LIN. The general said these reports passed through the State Depart ment as well as the Defense Depart ment.