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Evening star., 1951-08-22
Less Outside Influence
In Maryland Voting Urged
By the Assoeiated Press

BALTIMORE. Aug. 22.-Sena-
tor John G. Turnbull, Democrat
of Baltimore, believes future
Maryland election campaigns
should be more free of outside
interference.
He submitted for Legislative
Council study proposals that d
limit be placed on the size of con.
tributions by persons not regis
tered as Maryland voters and that
national committee contributions
for individual candidates. be linn,
tied to $4,000.
He also suggested that campaign
literature be filed with the secre-
tary of State.
He asked DR.. Horace E. Flack
Legislative Council secretary, tc
place his recommendations before
the councils judiciary committee
when it takes up the study of elec-
ton laws.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Eisenhowers in New Home

PARIS, Aug. % (P.-Gen
Eisenhower and his wife returned
today from a vacation in Ger
many and Immediately moved into
their new villa in suburban Marnes
La Coquette. The 14-room, two
story house has been completely
refurbished by the French govern
ment.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Proydo Puffs Proqressives

MOSCOW, Aug. % (P.-Pravda
today devoted a quarter page to
the meeting of the National Com
mittee of the American Progress
sive Party at Minneapolis last
week end. The Moscow press
generally headlined the meeting
and said the party was working
for "a real policy of peace"
Evening star., 1951-08-22
French Breed Price to Rise

PARIS, Aug. % (P. The
French farmer will get a 38 per
cent increase in the price for
wheat this year, the cabinet de-
cided today. The price of bread
probably will rise to about SO
francs a kilogram q cents a
pound).
Evening star., 1951-08-22
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Evening star., 1951-08-22
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Evening star., 1951-03-12
Truman Gets New MuIti-BIIion Aid Plan

nation is the advance guard OF
Soviet conquest" He added:
"It is a great satisfaction to me
that a non-partisan group, such
as your board, representing labor
education. business, agriculture
and other aspects of our national
life, should reach unanimous
agreement on matters Of such con-
Germ to the future of our country
I am sure that your report will do
a great deal to put the problem
of international economic develop
ment in its proper perspective.
In the near future, shall send
recommendations to the Congress
concerning the legislation required
for foreign defense and economic
assistance for 1852. I know that
your report will be Of great help
in enabling the Congress and the
executive branch to develop the
kind of program which is needed
to carry out our national objec-
tiveS,"
Evening star., 1951-03-12

Marlboro Hotel at Upper Marl-
boro. Md, where three persons
were arrested recently on charges
OF operating lottery.
During the years when the Gov
ernment accuses Beard Of cheat
ing on his tax returns, he has
had no trouble with the law. In
fact. Washington and Prince
Georges County police said they
had been under the impression
that Beard quit the gambling bust
ness after serving four years in
the Federal penitentiary at At
lanta on gambling conviction.
He emerged from prison in 1910
Earlier, Beard was convicted of
criminal evasion of income taxes
for 1880 and prior years and
sentences to serve 18 months. A
more modest sum-$106,405 In
taxes and penalties-put him be-
hind the bars that time.
Evening star., 1951-03-12
Four in Family Of II Die
In Baltimore Blaze
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. IA
fourth member Of the Carle Dicus
family, 6-year-old Catherine,
died yesterday. about 36 hours
after flames destroyed their home
on Frederick avenue. There were
II in the family.
Alice 4. and Virginia, 7. died
in the flames that swept from the
first floor through the two upper
floors of the row house. Doris,
II. died later yesterday Of burns
and from striking her head in a
leap from her flaming bedroom on
the third floor.
Five other members of the
family remained hospitalized with
burns.
The cause of the fire has not
been determined.
Evening star., 1951-03-12

Of Turkey and the Philippines
the timber stands Of Brazil and
Chile, the pulpwood of Labrador
lie resources for developing SUBJ
stitute sources for materials which
come from areas now dominated
by the Soviet or most vulneable
to aggression"
The reports other four points
called for:
/. An all-out food-for- -indepen-
dence production drive in the un-
derdeveloped areas, including a
Is per cent increase in rice output
2. Adoption OF the general prin-
ciple that all United States assis-
tance programs should provide for
"Some measure of cooperative
local services and financing"
3. Organizing the assistance and
administration of regional lines to
provide IA hard headed analysis
Of each country's problems and
possible contributions to defense" "
4. The new administration to
serve as claimant agency for all
foreign countries before all al
locating bodies to screen requests
and assure an adequate flow OF
necessary materials and equip
ment.
While the report laid heavy en-
phasis on fighting hunger. disease
and poverty in the underdeveloped
areas of Latin America, Africa,
the Middle East, Asia and Oceania,
it said that they are vital to
American defense, since 1--WE get
from them 73 per cent of the
strategic and critical materials
we import-tin, tungsten. chrome,
manganese. lead. zinc, copper
without which many Of our most
vital industries could not oper-
ate."
Strategy Must Be Positive.
"The ISSUE" said the 87-page
report, ''is one of economic de-
yelopment versus economic subver-
sion. Soviet Imperialism is seek
ing to chop off country after
country in order to isolate us.
Ours must be a positive strategy
OF strengthening the ties of CO.
operative progress which band
the free peoples together"
The extension of aid to the
Middle East, Africa. South Asia,
and Southeast Asia under the
proposed $500 million a year ap-
preparation would follow the pat
tern set up in Is Latin American
countries by the Institute of
Inter- r-American Affairs.
In his letter to Mr.. Rockefeller
Mr.. Truman said the report DEM
onstrates, clearly and forcibly,
the reasons why a lasting peace
can be attained only by wise
combination of strong military
defense and an effective cam
paign of international economic
development"
He saw the proposal as a de-
velopment of the point four pro-
gram he laid before the world In
hts inaugural address.
Boards Work Praised.
Recent events in economically
under-developed areas have dem
onstrated that men will defend
the cause Of freedom when they
know from experience that it is
the true way to economic and
social progress. Economic stag
Evening star., 1951-03-12
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.)
OF c. Arthur Bruce as director o1
the NPA lumber and wood prod
uctS division. A former executive
of the National Recovery Admin
iStration's Lumber Code Authority
Mr.. Bruce has been executive vice
president of the E. L. Bruce Co.
a hardwood manufacturing con-
Germ at Memphis.
Food Pack Cans Assured.
In the tin order, the NPA said
its action assures cans for the
spring and summer food pack as
farmers harvest their crops. In
an earlier tin conservation order
users of pig tin were restricted to
so per cent Of their consumption
of the metal in the first half OF
1850. The new order permits
tin-plate manufacturers to use pig
tin up to 95 per cent during the
second quarter. while other users
are permitted to use 80 per cent.
NPA indicated that the per-
centages would be cut back to
about 80 per cent or less in the
third quarter.
While the RFC was made the
sole importer of tin, the GSA will
continue to be in charge of buying
for the stockpile. GSA recently
stopped stockpile purchases be-
cause Of congressional criticism
OF the prices it was forced to pay
and the ending Of buying caused
q collapse of the market in South
east Asia.
| NPA also issued an order pro-
viding for automatic base period
adjustment provisions of it's con-
tainers order, which will permit
Gamers of food and other prod
ucts to increase their pack where
undue hardship results from the
present base period provisions.
Top Officials Appointed.
Defense Production Administra-
tor William H. Harrison an
nounced the appointment of tor
officials who will be responsible
fol carrying out DPA's Office OF
Program and Requirements activ-
tiles. The director of the office
is Charles E. Wampler, who was
named earlier.
Mr.. Harrison announced today
that Melvin Anshen. George H
Lilygren, and j. j. Scanlon have
been named assistant directors.
Mr.. Ansen. formerly with the
War Production Board, is on leave
from Indiana University where he
is professor of marketing. Mr.
Lilygren is on leave from the
Carrier Corp, where he is vice
president and chairman of the
Co-ordinating Committee. Mr.
Scanlon is assistant controller o1
the Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsyl.
vania, and is also on leave.
Director of the program re.
quirements staff is Robert E
johnson. on leave from the West.
ern Electric Co., where he is econ.
omist in the accounting division
The planning staff Is headed by
Glenn Mclaughlin. formerly di.
rector Of the National Security
Resources Boards Office of re.
sources and requirements.
Evening star., 1951-03-12
Workers in Barcelona
Start General Strike
By the Associated Press

BARCELONA, Spain, Mar. 49,
A general strike against the high
cost of living began here today
Police welding clubs charged into
a crowd trying to prevent en-
ployes from entering bank and
several persons were injured.
The strike in Barcelona, Spain's
second largest city, with a popu-
lation of more than 1,250,000, ap-
parently got off to a spontaneous
start when workers left their posts
after punching timeclocks. Most
employees at essential public serv-
ices did not quit.
General strikes were outlaweG
in Spain by Gen. Francisco
Franco at the end of the civil war
This was the second since then
The first occurred in Bilboa ir
May, 1947. 1t was smashed with
the arrest of the ringleaders.
Only cafes and restaurants wer'
open here today. Newspapers wer'
unable to appear. Local censor
ship and restricted communica
tions kept full details of the strik
from becoming known.
The violence f1ared when i,
handful of employees tried to g
to their jobs at the HiSpano
American Bank in the Plaza Gaia
luna. A crowd in front of tn
building halted them. Polio
charged the crowd welding night
sticks and soon dispersed it.
Many strikers said their EN-
ployers were in sympathy wit
them and had promised to pa
their wages while the strike con
tinues.
Evening star., 1951-03-12
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Evening star., 1951-03-12
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, 1951-06-14
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, 1951-06-14

may not retire for the night but
must continue efforts toward
reaching a verdict, unless it is
sure agreement is impossible. It
received the case at 1850 P. NJ.
yesterday.
Members Of the defense counsel
expressed regret at the fate Of
Cooper and English, but in gen.
eral praised the jury and judge
Smalley for "a very fair trial"
Raymond Pace Alexander, coun-
sci for two Of the acquitted men,
cried and embraced the judge and
jurors saying: "God bless you!
may God be with you to your
dying day." ?
Other defense counsel members
were George Pellettiere, ]. Mer-
Ger Burrell, and Frank Katzen-
bach.
Judge Smalley praised the jury
and declared: "You have given
the best that you had"
, 1951-06-14

1O4 liz. Transamerica gained l.
ia to 20 3I8; Motorola was up l
to 46; and Sylvania Electric was
up 7 8 to a new peak at 80 7I8.
Union Carbide showed up best
among the pivotal industrials, ad-
vancing 3I4 to 60 1 III. Bethlehem
Steel was up 5!S to SO 5I8, and
U. S. Steel was up II 8 at 40 7I8.
Richfield was in demand in the
oils, gaining 1 LA to Sc 1 4. Cities
Service was up 1 1 8 at 104 liz
and Standard Of New Jersey
edged up Lis to 60.
Rails were spotty. Southern
Pacific was up liz at 81 LIZ;
Santa Fe off 1I2 at 1876 1 II; Erie
up 1I8 at 10 5I8; and Southern
Railway off 1 4 at 81 la.
At II A.. M. the Dow-Jones in
dustiral averages were up 1924;
the rails gained 13 cents and the
utilities were down five cents.
Volume for the first hour to-
tailed 10000 shares as against
21O,O 900 shares yesterday.
, 1951-06-14

WANTED-Urgently need 2 or 3
rooms for nice couple with 2
small children. Fulton 1850.
tia
, 1951-06-14

FOR RENT Rooms with pri-
vilege. Fulton 1857. tt
, 1951-06-14

NEW YORK, June IA (INS)-
The Stock Market displayed select
i've strength today. Gains of a
point or more were chalked up
by a long list of issues, with many
at new highs.
American Cyanamid was prom
inent with a rise of 1 liz points to
, 1951-06-14

FOR SALE Coolerator Refri-
geration and Philco combination
both in Al condition. $3.50
IL years old. Call Michigan
68O7 after 6 P. M. t-115
, 1951-06-14
WORLD AFFAIRS are your
affairs!

TRENTON SIX
Continued From Page /
The spectators were sternly
warned against making any de-
m~onstration. Two women who be-
gan screaming were quickly es-
corted from the court.
The jury notified Judge Ralph
]. Smalley at 1928 A. M. it had
reached a verdict. It was not made
public until 1892 A. M. after
Sheriff Thomas A. Brennon made
, 1951-06-14

FOR RENT-Room for men only.
Call HEmlock 6251. t-113
, 1951-06-14

BARBER WANTED III Shan
non st. Bells Barber. Adams
1874. t-116
, 1951-06-14

WILL KEEP children in my home.
HEmlock 2509. ills
, 1951-06-14

WILL KEEP children in my home.
Michigan 2345. t-115
, 1951-06-14

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FOR RENT-Front room furnish
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t-113
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FOR SALE Philco combination
Al condition. HEmlock 0282.
t-116
Evening star., 1951-05-03

~ otng off, nothing watch nothing empty No
bother Shevador Refrigerator
itself automatically Dosng requires only minutes
startling beauty the ofgo" Interior Styling many
models styling that the coveted National Fashion Academy Award
1851 And Croseys exclusive Worksaver Design
food here wan tin front in sight all the conven
level Let show how wonderfully
be-" Come Georges today and the Shevador
Evening star., 1951-10-06
TRAiLERs Cont

ls4s MOBILE sPoRTsMAN-1s-ft
trayel; $1,000. HARTMAN. Ak,
UTiLITY ra-ton capacity with swiveI
wheels (2l; easy to handle; lights
installed as per D. c. inspection;
can be seen any time, Inquire OF
DEVOL. $3.50 18th pl. NV. or
call RIA. $3.50. S125 or best offer
1851 vAGABOND-2-be -bedrm., de luxe,
"a ft.. floor-type heat, shower flush
toilet, awnings. porch, immed. pos
1917 sCHUITs FRAZIER. 37.ft.; :! ;
elec. refgr,; equivalent to 5-rm. apt.
On permanent lot with pvt. bath.
Inquire Lot 1856, TEMPLE TRAILER
VILLAGE. Alex. Va. -
1850 MOBILE CRUISER. 34-foot,
aluminium: complete modern equip
ment, including shower. POTOMAC
PARK MOTOR COURT. Lot |. T'
TRAILER TRUCK. 3.000-lb. capacity;
good condition; $40. Highland. Md,
IA daRs FLAT TOP and bitches
lights, new tires. etc. Cali RA
0600 and GE. 1900. -
TRAILER BAkGAlN--16ha IT.. good
cond. To see phone 10, S-i656.
NEW AN3 up Use TsgD tEslsES rs from Sa3o
HOUSE TRaIIERms5 Ta Mt It.. aluminium
exterior. Can be seen after II am.
Sun. after g pm. week days. IL
Spring dr., SPRING BANK TRAIL
Err PARK. U. S. |. Alexandria. 7s
Evening star., 1951-10-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER AS Champion D. pas
Senger Starlight coupe; blue, over
driss. Climatizer. radio: an tx
eeptionally slcan color, Butter
Bonded; y ;096 all ears INSIDE,
spn. tieGa'y III s. sE sVfs s. BurLER u gso l2 a2q
21st s.. NV. Dl 0l!O. -
sTUDEBAKER, 194s Champion de-
luxe 4-dr. scd: heater aad other
extras, Low mileage. -owner car.
wis. ave. NV. EN- 1855. CO. 2153
STuDEBAKER, 1860, Champion, Re-
gal de luxe 5-pass. cpe.; overdriye
climatizer, etc: Very low mileage
I-owner car; $l,395. MCNEIL MO.
1886; CO. 1888 -S
STUDEBAKER 194s Landcruiser 4.
door: oyerdriye. heater; very low
day. 81 295. JET MOTORS, 210,
Nichols ave s.e. LU. 4-7600. -
STUDEBAKER Isl. commander. re.
gal de luxe 5-passenger coupe
Brilliant new VS. engine; Sl,956
Also many other late model Stude-
bakers to choose from. Mcl!EII
MOTORS. 141S st. NV. co. 1853
sTUDEBAKER so Commander 4-dr
sedan; overdrive, r. and h.: $4,000
actual miles, Car absolutely In
be seen to be appreciated: sl,495
BELL MOTORS 500 Wis. ave.
STUDESAKER 1941 Champion sedan
very good mechanically; needs MINOR
pody repairs; Sl26; must be seen
and driven to be appreciated for the
nr ce. SMILING SAM. 2461 Wis
ave: OR 6664 OR. 6665. -
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 2-dr.
equipped low mileage. exceptionally
finish; only s. sa5: ss Cash. aaff trade fseta o,
terms. WILLIAMS, Rhode Island
sTtUDEBAk2EtRi ii fs4s Champion ciut
coupe; h., and overdriye: in first.
class cond.; Sl,1gG. KIRK MOTOR
co. 1000 Ga, ave. TIA. 1900. It
sTUDEBAKER '4S Commander CON
S1rflbHe' S a5 E0od 1884,, f0ndlslon and s,1l b
Spring. Lo, 5-O3i1. ~
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 5,
pas. Starlight cpe, Regal de luxe
%. climatizer; Sl,395; pvt, perty
sfuDE. ri T."iS 1850 Champ. de luxe x coupe
derseal. discs, seat covers, dble
tubes ehs.ns; excel. cond.; $1,000
STUDEBAKER late 1850 Landcruiser
Double Eagle tires: Southwind heat
sr.. spotlight. special bumpers, new
from from OWNER; $1,000 CASH cash, Or Or
sTUDEBAKER 4s CONNIE ader: Tn
gray: overdrive, r. climatizer; nice
clean car: one Iwner; priced tol
quick sale. 81 065 cash. OIL. 1854
Evening star., 1951-10-06
TRAtLERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES Berwvn
now has. a lee display of both new
ment clean used trailers ranging
IN size from Is to 33 II priced
from $500 to $3.50 terms Q to
yrs Phone TO 511l
WILL BUY OR SELL your trailer.
Luggage and mouse traiIers sold.
1000 Central ave. sc. HI. $3.50
LUGGAGE TRAILER WANTED
wheel. in good condition. Call TU
1915 =
LIBERTY TRAILER, peri. cond; 34-
IT,. 1850 aluminium; 9 dble. bedrms.,
fun bath, compl. kit. Venetian
5linds; a,s3 S3'95o. FA. 1854 .1E
LUGGAGE TRAILER wanted. wheel,
in good condition. Call 10. S-5441.
Evening star., 1951-10-06
TRUCKS FOR SALE

G. EyROLET 40 A-ton panel; ex-
Gel; mech: cond., $645; Ford AZ
sedan delivery. ready for work
A. ha-ton pickup. new paint Job
looks like new truck, S795; Chevro-
let so 1s-ton panel; Chevrolet AZ
Seton pickup "A speedl. Trade OF
terms through General Motors
7725 Wisconsin ave. OIL. 600
CHEVROLET 1s4e h-,on panel; iov
milease: excellent cond.. fully guar
anteed: S495. Ma 642O.
FORD lG4o 1k-ton dump. F-5 4
v1ro bod~ one owner. Tu. 0100.
FORD l94s motor. 1h-ton meta
sake body. One owner. TU. o100.
Evening star., 1951-10-06
AuToMoTlve MISCELLANEOUS

USED MOTORS. '4s. '49 Ford car or
truck truck and and chevi; hey also; Miss; truck
ne in rear. LA 6-6256. -S
TIRES, used. all sizes from 81 up.
new 7.60X16 whitewalls. They
replace 650x16. Also will sell to
dealers. 357 H st. ne. in rear.
.LGE. HYDRAULIC JACK. portabl,
welding outfit, heat blower, heavy
toWbar. clamp type. 81. 5013, after
Evening star., 1951-10-06
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

COBB ISLAND, ysar-old s;bedroom
heat, modern kitchen, electric re-
frigerator. Must see to appreciate
PRICE, FSen s 800 800. T Terms 4 op Open II to
BAY RIDGE-Ail-year nome on lake
5a BATH raging s5lf. Gao iront. nice FS whaPf sPp
Good bus. SI5,500. 81 Lake drive.
M!MOSA COVE, Deale, Md. .-34 acre
choice restricted development: beau
siIi .,inl cove; large clean lots ali-year
call west River 1893. -
BRAND NEW COTTAGE. rs #. on
West River near Shady Side. Avalon
Sftb Shores turn at flrehouse; ;tR sa 6edrms;.
LAKE JACKSoS@Lot S0x60 co. over
looking dam. Phone NO. 7lSS. -
NOW is THE TIME to buy for next
year. year Inspect the attractive modern
z. c.. near Shady Side. Md. Quiet
restricted. well developed. Lots for
sale on very easy terms. Buy now
ea eedarhnrst nssF or lnSqEe %AfrER A NJ N'f sA1
MAN, 1927 K st. NV, MA. 6229
ROOM HOUSE. bath. electricity. 2C
acres. 600-ft. beach water front
New tractor; l hour from D. c. Wo
OWING BEACH, Deale, Md.-Fur-
K:t.. SHIT wer. 2 laws. toilet. garage
e!ec. range, elec; hot-,water heater
elec; Tefgr: wi WIN Ill trade =. for .T2 P. &C G
Odum. West River 6131. for lnspec:
tion. HARTMAN REALTY, INC. =
2 ACRES on South River-Look'
straight up the wide river. mod
ern. brick, home with bedrooms. !.
baths and maids room and bath
AGAR garage. Glassed screen porch
could not help liking this place.
fine 12-acre farm, 3 miles from
Annapolis. Beautiful grounds tdog
wood holly, magnolias, oaks an. ant
beautiful living room. dining room
kitchen, maids room 9 beautiful
bedrooms and 2 baths. Garage
dock: This is outstanding and yol
should see IT.: w. .u..,., ,.,,,,
near the bay. 8 bedrooms and bath
All conveniences and very nice. Th
owner has asked US. to. submit offer
on this home and it is good op
poFtunity to buy gSo,7t bargain arg =,
rectiy on South River. Large docl
with sun deck and dressing rooms
Large central living room with fire
place three separate bedroom suite
on first floor. Also dining room. but
ler's pantry. kitchen. cold pantry
study and spacious screened porch
Second floor has bedrooms. tw
baths and large central studio 3
car garage with apartment. NeN
oil heating plant.
The old home place at Cape st. Claii
This is q very fine old home clos
TO the water. 4 bedrooms and
baths. You should see this HON
for 1t is good value.
Joseph D. Lazenby, Realto
215 Main Street. Annapolis Mary
and. Phone 1884.
Evening star., 1951-10-06


FORD 1851 STATION WAGON
COUNTRY soUIRE, EouiPPED,
WITH FORUOMATIC. r. AND H,
AND Many OTHER ACCESSORIES
VERY Low MILEAGE WITH A
BEAUTIFUL GREEN FINISH;
S2445. CASH. TRADE OR TERMS.
TOW & COUNTRY MOTORS.
533e WISCONSIN AVE. NV. OR.
0100. OPEN TIL 10. e
20 4-dr. ss"9s", with
famous Booklet engine; smart black
flnish with vhitewalls. hydramatic,
radio. heater, other extras; one
owner lowmileage car that reveals
excellent care; only 1855 down, easy
IS months financing. A real buy at
RON PONTIAC, INC.
73e0 Wis. Ave. Bethesda. OIL. sn0O
Evening star., 1951-10-06
wATERt'T PROP. SALE tcons.

CHESAPEAKE Bays miles out. s.
rn.. r.-round house, direct shore
frontage white sand beach. fire.
place. oil space heater: furn. large
To-; real bargain. NE. 05l9.
WATER FRONT RETREAT
Towering trees shading lovely f.
bedrm.. 2-bath home. LARGE living
rio. with fireplace, full dining rm,.
glass-inclosed. pine -paneled den
overlooking West River. side porch
and patio, garage; over one acre
end private pier to deep water.
Week ends. call Mr.. Lswrick, LO.
o-2aS0 or drive to Deale. Md. and
cali West River 6144.
MAX C. SCHWARTZ, TIA. $500
Evening star., 1951-10-06

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