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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1910 4-dr.; r. and h..
beautiful green finish. excellent
tires; motor just overhauled In
our shop and guaranteed go days;
S445. ROYAL MOTORS. Chrysler-
Pllymouth' plaa 16 Kennedy ST. NV. Tu'
PLYMOUTH late '4s Special de luxe;
Wedgewood blue; low. true MIL;
excel. cond.: $1.O95 cash. OIL. 7042.
PLY. Al Spec. de luxe; rebuilt Dodge
motor. ex-taxi. $125 or reas. offer.
SSO7 Ga. ave-, q. g., Md.
PLYMOUTH 40 2-dr.; new motor.
ap1P ea n'e:' MGTosss 91 sss74s 1898 Bl'densHsFs is
PLYMOUTH 40, club cpe. de luxe.
crisaHs TkEW aoR s11 Re co. IKE R bex snd u Fs5 ss5
PI1Mo6irH Is47 door .iSa: Special de
luxe sedan, orig. black finish; like
sssb, :ERizSSs TREW MoTos CO. sth s and
fERmoufH fsiasa AZ 1913 Ps 4aoer l7ss Special d.
luxe. original green finish; like new:
r. and h.; Si.145. TREW MOTOR
CO, eth. and Florida ave. ne. FIR.
PLYMOUTH AZ 4-dr. Special de luxe;
r., h.; very clean; $995. GREEN
WAY; 5000 MINI. ave. ne. LU.
PLYMOuTH 1887 4-dr. sedan; good
transportation; 500. HI. ara
PLYMOUTH 40 4-door sedan. black.
il ans a. r.; clean throughout; $500
PLYMOUTH 1s4s club couae; S1.24s.
+ Look for our big ad: AUTO WHOLE
sHEns. siaaa. 1871 Bladensburs Rd., L.
PLYMOUTH ~ conv. coupe; Ss49.
Look for our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
sALERs, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
rSsSzS sss sfs i'Sf ShoSD ssHFsssF fSsl 4sgi
roNTfxc roSN%pfise''u' 1s4s so' station aaRoi wagon.
Slabs; immacgslsts. 1921 Con-
PONTIAC 194S streamliner sedanette;
Matte, plastic seat covers. this car
Is far above average in every way;
sl,195. Terms. HoYLE MOTOR
SALES. 1a45 Que st. NV. DU. $500.
PONTIAC 1870 de luxe coupe; looks
good, runs good; 1929; give terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave; ne.
PONTIAC ONT =; .,!..l ls41 de de luxe sedan; sedan
terms. ROPER" 18th and K. /.
Pontiac ~ cow. coupe; D. c. in
spection guaranteed; Se95 cash or
terms. FIDELITY FINANCE CORR,
PONTIAC ic' 1sas a nsH sedanette "s" radio
heater, Hydra-Matic. looks and per-
forms like new. for an excellent buy.
zoxtH s5 e. MS%ok sss at gAnE e. is45 5.'%:
st. NV. DU. $500. -19
PONTIAC ~ station wagon; S794.
Look for our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs. 1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii.
PONTIAC 1s4s cow. "s"; HYDRA
Matte, r. and h.. low mileage, dark
green with black top, beautiful cond.
throushout; 81 1875. ARCADE pom
pealer' pssaanler' l437 Irving st. NV. AD.
PoSSTiiAC 1850 Catalina de luxe "s";
Hydra-Matic, black, T. and h., WV.
tires, seat covers, less than 5000
mi; .S2,350. ARCADE PONTIAC,
Washington's Largest Pontiac Deal
er' 1437 Irving st. NV. AID. $500.
PONTIAC AZ 4-dr.; T. and b., 4 new
tires; two tone gray, blue; low mi;
$1,045. 10. 3-5276 after 9 pm.
PONTIAC 4s Hydra-Matic sedan;
$994; Look for our big ad. AUTO
W WHoLEsAaERs. y ssESa. 1871 Bladensburg
PONTIAC 194s s-cylinder station
wagon aydra-Matic drive; r. and
Pontiac iieYIi is47 "s" s'oEi Torpedo 4-door
sedan; 27.6O0 mi: new tires and
brakes. +. and h; Se75. Ov. 1866.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1946 2-ton. stake body
truck; excellent condition; new body;
S795. s. J. MEEKs' SON, 622 G
FORD 1850 F-6 dump: 5H mos. old;
5000 miles miles 3-yd. body. Reasonable.
GMC 1850 e-ton stake: cab over
eng: 7 mos. old. 1000 mi; 81
500. 3704 18th NV. RA. OO94.
wILLYs 1e4s; stake body. r. and
B. sss5S s5Ssl'sPs sfIsr esndisien 1m, Phone 5o
CHEVROLET 1917 %,ton panel. One
owner. 5000 miles. Good cond.
r. Real n bargain 1si' s5s5. Call Wo. 7J71
CHEVROLET 1e46 h-ton panel;
in cond s5oo. BOO tiS9I cASTEEN 'les e., etsf, 1sfs
FORD 1850 nat body M-ton truck:
radio and heater; Phone owner after
DoRSE ss5S 5o g s1so4z. 1S55t van; '4s mpsor.
CHEVROLET 1s4s 1-ton stake; low
mileage; excel. mechanical cond.;
good tires; body, cab and tenders
nice. Priced Ss95. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR MO: a1d CO., e,n 7526 Wis is ave. Open
STuDEBAKER 1949 1-ton stake; dual
Priced Ss95. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
CO., INC, 7725 Wis. ave. Open
ewes; and Sun. OIL: 61O0. is
WILLYS 194S k-ton panel: low mile
age; reconditioned and guaranteed.
Price, SS45. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
CO, INC, 7725 Wis. ave. Open
ewes. and Sun. OIL. 6100. is
DODGE 1889 a-ton panel; good me-
chanical cond. Sacrifice, $685.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., INC,
5725 Wis. ave. Open ewes. and Sun
OIL. 6100. If
CHEVROLET 1897 1s.ton nat bed;
good rubber. Would make ideal farm
truck. Price, 1896. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO., 7725 Wis. ave. Open
ewes. and Sun. OIL. 6l0O liz
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MISCELLANEOUS

FACTORY REBUILT MOTORs-We
have available for immediate deliv-
Plymouth '34-'47. Dodge '34-'47
We car, order Buick. Chrysler. De
Doto. Olds.. Pontiac, Studebaker and
WHY'S; terms as low as $11
monthly: installation can be ar
ranged MONTGOMERY WARD.
Alexandria. Va. AL 1900
HOIST, Garwood hydraulic, for dump
truck; very good shape; priced rea-
sonable. WA 1852. 30
TRACTOR FOR SALE Farmall Super
"AO-Eight months old hydraulic.
wheel weights, lights. pulley. large
tires, self starter, spring tooth cul.,
14-in. plow; prac. new. Bowie 1885,
oLDsMoBILE 1912 "76" club sedan;
wrecked excellent motor; Hydra,
radio, etc. Will sell car for Ss5 or
any parts separately. ST. 1850, 511
FORD I94s 100 hip. engine; sioo.
Call FA. 3144, after $50. -22
AUTO TIRES, 5 Goodrich. natural
rubber: new; white-side walls; $50
x16; at cost S15S. 81. 07S7. %
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STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Real
de luxe 2-dr. sedan; heater, seat
covers, WV. tires and many other
extras; less than 10000 miles, on
this perfect car: 81, ,545. MCNEIL
MOTORS. 1904 Wisconsin ave. NV.
EN-. 1886. -21
STUDEBAKER 80 Champion Regal
de luxe sedan: o. d. and h. h., seat
Al cond., low mileage, pvt. owner:
Sl.595 or best offer. SH. 134l after
pm.
1850 4-door Land
cruiser; Hydra; radio; 5000 actual
miles; S1,S5O. GREENWAY, 5000
MINI. ave. ne, LU. 4-3516.
CHEVROLET 1910 %-dr.;
r. and h.; excel. tires; for apt. paint
and paper Job, or $500 or best offer.
ia. 2-O859 after s pm.
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TRAILERS

GLIDER, 27. Good condition. 1896;
$500 down or cash. TEMPLE. TRAIL
ER VILLAGE, Lot T.35, Alex. 49,
now has lge. display Of both new
and used trailers; very good assort-
ment; clean. used trailers ranging
in size from 1S to 33 It. priced
from $500 to $3.50, terms. to 5
yrs. Phone TO. 5111
1 lScT0N low bed trailer, 5000. Otis
$3.50. lie
bought, sold and displayed;
any size; bring them out; cash,
1000 Central ave. HI. $3.50. 30
GLIDERS AND LA SALLES-1951
models are now on display. all
equipped with showers. flush toilets,
elec. refgr. and modern conyeniences;
prices starting as low as S2.695. de-
livered; small down payments and as
long as four years to pay. 1882
Georgia ave; also our new loc. at
Waterloo. Md. COLLIE MOTOR &c
TRAILER CO, 81. 5000 or Water
leo 539-W-12.
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BOATS
GARAGES

1st COMMIT, gear stone garage.
facing wide alley at Georgia ave.
and Hamilton ST., $25 mo. GE.
5248 -lS
DOUBLE CAR sHED-In radius Of x
blocks of Farragut st. and Ga. ave.
NV. wanted. IA. 1893. 10
GARAGE WANTED-Near 2nd and
Mass. ave. ne. Call AT. 4l00. Apt.
603. after e nm. IL
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AUTOS b TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance.
IA. 1887; after Z pm. GE. 1416.
1T*
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American Trailer Co., Inc.
PROUDLY PRESENTS THESE

See these and many og1Ier nIUue!s "
both new and used house trailers.
1850 Wis. AVE. INV. wo. 1891
One of the following branch sales lots.
IL BERWYN. MD. TO; 5035;
ALEXANDRIA, VA: TE. 10s1;
a. MILES SOUTH OF
4fESs sInPTA, ON NO. J .Hfr7HN y
Cy. sSo1. ~sa
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TEMPLE HILLS PARK

9his beautiful subdivision lies on
nigh and healthy plateau about 6
miles from U s. CAPITOL on Temple
80. Lots $4,000 from $500 each.
$40 ner IoG &c sh snd 81. pec mo.
suv az =. wariins Investment ~
.2onraile :tsFhIJ, llfTHrF Z. CO
S.a. CGG5. "a. 61Sz. J.
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All advertisements offerina
automobiles for sale must in
elude aetgsl selling price of cor.
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L O 8 T

90 by a certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to q neighbor with
out first getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block South of Key Bridge.)
1917 North Moore St OW S7s7
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R. SCHAFER
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON

National 4USU
Leesburg Phones 6S3 and 9S
Route 7, Opp. Municipal Parking Lot
Leesburg, Va.
Closed SUNDAYS
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LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

COLEsvILLE RD.. past -Four .Hg Corners,
on Colesville rd having old farm
SHOEMAKER. 1719 x st NV. MA.
sUILDING LOTS with home on
one of them; 3 acres of choice loca-
tion in Silver Spring; 5 lots ready
s1s,9bO for all. Fine proposition
r. P. RIPLEY, Realtor, ST.. Gill;
WELL VEIL OVER HALF ACRE tas,ooo it.,
Lovely homesite, beautifully Stu
Rted half block from Defense high
way at ,nia Lanham Par Park; city city yster' ssnG
Terms If desired. T. F. HALEY,
Hyattsville 0107. 10
EORESTVILLE-T blocks off MARI
boro pike. New subdivision; 20 lots,
50x125, all cleared and level, water
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. 1345
Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-34oo, vi.
iasf; SILVER SPRING. eox14e on park
gear ,d. Mrs. KS Tavern; BROKER
NI1R "a ssLs IsNGsm. GRfa eEsh,nzs Mpmso.a75 lot.
ssSo ecy sly Sa's6 NJ KRsGSR RssSsa tffGiS UN
,ofs Big; e syes AND o. Is, S@7s; Square s15s.
5Ox10O, zoned for semidetached or
4-femily units, 2l5 Valley ave. Sc,
near Atlantic and So. Capitol, facing
park; 6-family unit next door. By
OWNER. S2,450. OIL. 11O9. -21
MUST SELL 3la ACRES of cleared
land in best section OF Langley. Va.
at $1,000 per acre. MI. 1884 after
locusT Isl HILL ESTATES beautiful.
wooded lots on high elevation. Cal
Mrs. Kenner., OIL. 5S34 with THOS
L. PHILLIPS.
BANNOCKBURN-A few choice bldg
sites are now avail. in this highly
desirable community noted for its
wooded beauty; prices from $3.50
Call Mr.. Stephens, WI. 5O65,
PHILLIPS. CANDY & FULLER. INC
1912 18th st. NV, ST. 2400. III
CHESTERBROOK WOODS acre
in exclusive section Fairfax County
16 min. to downtown D. C., $500
under market at $3.50. OWNER,
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TRUCK VALUES

VIC ITucK q Coach DIV.
30 N st. NE, ME. O5O5 -2I
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TOP CASH PRICE
For clean 1946 to 1949 cars. MON
ROE FORD CO., 1897 East-West
hwy, Sill. Spring. Bring your car
and title -23
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WANTED, by private party, immed
late model car with Hydra-Matic.
Cash. ST.. 1926. --l7
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PRIVATE CAR
OWNERS

sacrifice your car Tor the Wholesale
price. We are paying almost the full
retail price. We buy all makes and
models. We pay off your finance co.
and take care of all title details.
Call Mr.. Cash, Ii. 3-9877
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MINNESOTA AVE

Corner site that will divide into 3
lots for 2-family apartment sites.
with water and sewer; $4,000 for
all three lots. One block TO Minne-
sofa ave. and Greenway. BEALL
TURNER IL CO., 1105 Vermont
ave, Randolph 0SS5. National 6131.
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NORTH CAROLINA
DEALER
Will pay over the market price for
clean used cars. All cash. 1901 Mt.
Vernon ave-, Alex, Va, TIE. 97O4.
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ANY MAKE OR MODEL
Drive in open lot. See Mr.. Beach
for cash, trade, terms.
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 14th st. NV.
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TOP DOLLARS

For good, clean cars. any make or
model. Call Bill Golden GE. $500.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. 119 Carroll
st. NV.
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALs of all
makes OF cars are assured at
MckEE.PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
Ne beheve World Wr III can
be averted if
We have adequate forces to man the

We have adequate forces to man the
weapons The Joint Chiefs of Staff estimate that we
1need minimum armed force of three and one-half
million men to do part in Western Europe, to
meet, with allies, the commitments in the Far
East, and to create strategic here protect
this country 1t then becomes question of what is the
BEST the most just, and the most effective method of
raising and training this number of men and of sustain
ing such force over, perhaps, long period of time
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3 Policemen Honored for Child Safety Work

Three Metropolitan policemen
who have spent q total Of 81
years rounding up children In.
stead of crooks were honored yes
terday for dedicatine their career,
Ito safety.
The policemen. school safety
patrol co-ordinators. were landed
by school. traf1ic and police Of
acials for working to make the
streets safe for children,
Officials Of the American Auto
mobile Association, sponsor of the
hoy patrol program. presented the
tribute at the Mayfiower Hotel to
retiring Pvts. Joseph Junghans
lof No. Precinct. Arthur 8. Mis-
Ikell of No. 3 Precinct. and Charles
|C. Brown Of No. 8.
Pvt. Junghans, So. OF sos East
Schuyler road. Silver Spring. viii
retire June after "a years on
the force-21 Of them as q safety
patrol co-ordinator.
Pvt. Miskell, a 56-year-old vet
eran Of % years in the depart
ment. is to retire at the end Of
this month with q record of %
years as a school safety officer.
He lives at 1925 Ely place Sc.
Pvt. Brown, So, already q civil
ian and an assistant director Of
safety and education for the AAA,
devoted 10 of his 26 years in No. 8
to the safety program. He lives at
729 Madison street NV.
Speakers who praised their work
included Inspector John Agnew,
head Of the traffic division; Capt.
Francis Pilkerton OF No. II pre-
cinct. School Supt. Hobart M.
Corning. George E. Keneipp, traf-
fic director; Russell e. Singer, ex-
ecutive vice president Of the AAA,
and Washington I. Cleveland,
Of the AAA District divi-
sion.
George r. Hammond. director
OF safety and education of the
auto club, was chairman. Mr..
Cleveland presented the retiring
policemen with travelling clocks.
Mr.. Brown accepted the gift with
the thought that he didn't like
his work when he first got into
it 10 years ago.
But after they tell you what al
wonderful thing you're doing for
their kids. it gets under your skin
II Guess you're just in love with
It," he said.
Pvt. Junghans. with a lump in
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FROM LABORATORY To NURSERY
THIS MODERN BABY SKIN Care!
Checks Diaper Odor and Diaper Rash-NNskes
Baby Care Easier Than Ever Before!

Mother, now science comes to your
rescue =. with New Mennen BABY
Magic Skin Care SO efficient it
provides six-way skin protection!
Eachappication checksd diaper odor
-. checks diaper rash cleanses
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Fast-Dispensing Squeeze-Bottle
This bottle can't break, spill, spat-
ter. This bottle Is sanitary-dis-
penses wonderful Mennen Baby
Magic direct to baby's skin. Saves
time j. comes in adorable nursery
colors for baby's roomi
a Beauty Aid for Mother
Try Mennen Baby Magic your.
self. Use it as a hand lotion, pow
der base, to help prevent chapped
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The Committee on the Present DANGER
partisan and nom political group of citizens

William j., Donovan
Goldthwaite II. Dorr
David Dubinsky
Leonard K. Firestone
ant Truman K. Gibson
-r. iii Miss Meta Glass
Arthur J Goldberg
Samuel Goldwyn
WV Grant
Edward $ Creenbaum
Paul G. Hoffman
Monte M Lemann
William L Marbury
Stanley Marcus
William C. Menninger
Fredefiek A.. MiddiebusIl
James u Morrill,
James B. Conant - Chairman
Tracy :. Voorhees, Vice. Chair
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Ne beieve this can be done best by

Universal Military Service under which
every able-bodied man would be called up
for two years of service. This can be done best at
eighteen years OF age or upon graduation from high
school, whichever is later. The men first would be
given full course Of training. The interruption to
their education, their business and family life would
be at minimum.
Universal Military Service would maintain an eiec-
tive force in being, provide system Of rotation and
train every able bodied young man. In keeping with our
democratic principles, would place the burden Of sacree
fairly or all 1t also would progressively provide standby
backlog OF trained manpower ready for any emergency
Under Universal Military Service which, Of COURSE.
would 60 into effect by graduaf every bIr-be
man would be called by age groupwh the Iv>on thar
up to . ona year would be seleced0 by a'vI,n hoard
hey would be sent back fpr further spec 'alled educ
render thei military later In order get ier>
provision would be made for RtoTC tr.nn,ng aud for
Officers Candidate Sehools
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his throat, took his tribute as a
token of remembrance" Police
men from Arlington, Fairfax and
Montgomery Counties were there
Ito help clear his throat with back
slaps.
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we act together, sensibly and in time.

Our weapons are being built Our war
contracts are moving at the rate of four
billion dollars month.
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his Is the Tan ~Iythe effective way-the American Wav
In > make ourselves strong enough to serve notice
nat an act {" MAJOR aggression against would not pay
And IN the event that should be forced upon u.s. we
WOULD have done everything possible be ready for It,
Conference Committee of the House and Senate will
be conferrins this week the final the Uni
versal Military Training and Service Bill This Confer
ence Committee has the power:
l. 10 make it clear beyond any possible doubt that the
law as finally passed by Congress will authorize
Universal Military Service,
T. To FIX the age lS years, 1917;
B. To the 100000 man ceiling on the armed
forces If world conditions should worsen such cell
ing would require new legislation. This automatically
would reveal our plans the enemy.
4. To provide firm bass-for later use-for Universal
Military Training.
These four PROVISIONS believe will ASSURE on sus-
tanned and basls the manpower without which all
other efforts for defense will be unavailng
you feel do, wire Chairman Richard B. Russell
of the Senate Armed Services Committee and Chairman
Carl Vnson of the House Armed Services Committee
that you believe these four provisions essential.
Evening star., 1951-04-17

Veteran school safety patrol coordnators Metro
poan Police Department presented tokens achieve
ment BY the American Automobile Association for
safety At the presentation yesterday Joseph jung
hans and Arthur Mkel scheduled to eft; WASH
ington Cleveland Of the AAA retired Pvt Charles c.
Brown now auto club safety official Star Sfa Photo
Evening star., 1951-04-17
Break for Parents

Parents viii 60 to school this
summer while their children are
being cared for nearby at a
unique family school being estab-
|lished in Edinburgh. Scotland.
Evening star., 1951-04-17

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your dressing table
one in the kitchen
the nursery!
Give your baby safe
Mennen Baby Magic
Skin Care - smooth
on after baths, at
diaper time. Try it
today. You'll never
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ever again!
only 49t
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skin. Then you'll know why
mothers are buying velvety-soft,
fragrant Mennen Baby Magic for
their own personal usei Buy three
Evening star., 1951-04-17

Edward r. Murrow
John Lord O'Brian
Floyd B. Odlun
]. Robert Oppenheimer
Robert p. Patterson
Howard c. Petersen
Daniel A. Polling
Stanley Resor
Samuel J.. Rosenman
Theodore w. Shultz
Robert E. Sherwood
Edgar w. Smith
Robert G. Sproul
Robert L. Stearns
Edmund A. Walsh y
w w. Waymsck
Henry Merritt Wriseon
j. d. Zellsrbach
Evening star., 1951-04-17

Julius Ochs Adler
Raymond B. Allen
Frank Altschul
- on Anderson
William Douglas Arant
! James Phinney Baxter. Ill
Laird Bell
Barry Bingham
HAIRY A Bulls
Vannevar Bush
w H.. Clayton
Robert Cutler
K. Ammi Gutter
Mrs dwight Davis
F. L.. De(;olyer
Harold Willis Dodds !
f.harles l)ullard
, 1951-12-10
Police Seek
Escapes

COLUMBUS, O.. Dee. 10 (INS)
State police are trying to pick up
the trial today of five escapes OF
the Franklin County Jail, two of
which staged an So holdup yester-
day and disappeared as some 100
heavily armed Columbus police
.combed the robbery area.
Police said Charles Price, a
farm employee, was walking by a
wooded section Of the city when a
man he later identified as one of
escapes, rammed a gun into his
back and demanded his wallet. Of
ficers said price told them another
man loitered nearby.
Price identified the holdup man
, 1951-12-10
Accidents
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One
John Emmett Kind, "A, of Sc
vile, was killed Saturday when his
car was struck by an Erie Rail-
road passenger train at a grade
crossing in Sterling near Wooster.
Heber Lombard, 60, Of RID 1,
West Jefferson, died Sunday Of
injuries suffered Saturday when
his car crashed head-on with an
auto driven by Edward Bolin, 49,,
of Columbus, on Rt. 142, a mile
east Of London.
Stella B. Myers, Al, of Column
bus, was killed Saturday when a
New York Central Railroad pas
senger train crashed into her at
a Columbus crossing.
Gas fumes from an invented
stove left burning all night took
the lives of Mrs. Blanche cornett,
%; her daughter, donna, three,
and her son, Wayne, two. Her
husband, John, is in serious con-
dition today in the hospital.
The toll Of pedestrians killed in
traffic mounted three more in
| Cincinnati and Hamilton County
over the weekend. All the victims
were past middle7age. They were
Miss Emma Engelbrink, 80; Miss
Helen Gehred, 81, and Virgie Ma
Bloir, SO, Of Beech Grove, Ind.
, 1951-12-10

John Cockrell

Funeral services for John
Cockrell, go, of 1913 Horace street,
will be conducted at 4:3O pm. to-
day at the McLin funeral home,
113O Germantown street, by Rev.
Eli Wilbert. Burial will be in Mt.
Sterling, KY. Friends may call at
the funeral home today. Mr.
Cockrell died at 9 am. Saturday
at the Miami Valley hospital after
a long illness. He was a native Of
Kentucky and had lived in Dayton
35 years. He was a retired city
street department worker. Sur
viving are his wife, Bette; and a
son, Jerome Cockrell of Dayton.
, 1951-12-10
Cleveland Gamblers
Hit With Tax Liens

CLEVELAND, Dec. 10 QNS)-
The Department of Internal Re-
venue today filed a tax lien for
$22,466 against Willie Hoge, Cleve-
land policy racketeer who is cur
rently serving a sentence in the
Ohio penitentiary.
Hoge was sentenced to Jail in
1949 in a policy extortion trial
but the lien filed by the govern
ment was for his 1850 earnings.
The Government also filed tax
liens against his brothers, Frank
and John, for $31,585 and $685.
831, respectively, in payment on
their 1850 incomes.
A tax lien also was filed today
Off $35,734 against Daniel Boone
with Cuyahoga County Recorder
Edward J. Coleman. Boone has
been a minor figure in Cleveland
policy circles.
Joe Allen, Cleveland numbers
kingpin, was S lappe d with
a tax lien for $235,969 yesterday.
Others named in liens yesterday
were Nick Satulla, $22,042; Roy
Dixon, $94,916 and Ernest Rend-
er, $4,000.
The total amount of the liens
| filed by the government against
) the C%levelanders was $471,900.
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the number Of persons killed or In
jured by industrial accidents.
The resolution added:
"All Of this represents q stag
ering economic loss all borne
by the workers Of the state.
eve demand that there be sub
stantial increases in all benefits
payable to he who ussfers econo-
mic loss or disablement, and the
dependents of those who are kill
ed"
The convention also adopted
resolutions dealing with civil
rights, the guaranteed annual
wage and repeal Of the Taft-Hart-
ley law.
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useless"
Meanwhile, it was estimated
that about 26O Britons will. lose
their Egyptian government jobs
under the cabinets announced de-
cision to dismiss all British en-
ployes.
In another breakdown on the
British, the government also re-
Questioned the swankG ezira Sports
Club founded by the English. The
Gezira Club was the center Of
British social life in Cairo.
The possibility of such action
in the Anglo-Egyptian diplomatic
realm was believed greatly height
ened after British forces went a.
head with the building Of a by
pass road and bridge leading to an
important filtration plant in the
Suez zone.
British tanks leveled so Egypt
ian mud huts Saturday in a pro-
gram designed to clear up a So
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