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1880 K ST. NV.
rm.. kitchenette, dressing closet and
bath. S64 mo-; available June 1.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., 1929 K st.
NV. Ma. 0352. III
WE HAVE APTS. AND HOUSES
FURN. OR UNFURN. AND SUB
LETS. WASH, VA. MD. WHITE
81; SAT. SUN, 9-6
A-ONE RENTAL SERVICE
524 BOND BLDG. Ma. 0007
l4th ST AND N Y AVE NV
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

SHETLAND PONIES, red and white,
black and white. brown and white, /
month to years; wonderful pets
for children. Call OIL. 1868, early
morning or after 6 pm. -27
i STILL NEED rs head of horses,
mules and ponys for which / pay top
price. Write or phone Sun. or after
4:30 weekdays. Outstanding bay,
pleasure horse; lge. bay hunter. s.
gated sorrell, white point; Palomino
mare, 15.2 hands; several good work
horses and reasonable riding horses
A new selection of English, Western
and pony saddles. brides. etc. HILL
TOP FARM, Fisher rd.. Temple Hill,
Md LO. 3-S022. 81
SANNEN MILK GOATS and kids. Call
Hernden 296-J-l1. -27
DAIRY COWS, exceptionally nice,
in the early morning or after 6 pm.
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fARM B GARDEN

LANDsCAPING. tree removal. prun-
ing and sodding. PAUL'S TREE
SERVICE, JU. S-4731.
GOOD TOP SOLVE deliver. Open
Saturday. 5-ton minimum load. HI.
5000 or HI. S095. -25
TREES pruned and removed: lowest
TREE SERVICE, u. 7-54s2. -a
CREEPING PHLOx, all kinds of per.
ennials and strawberry plants; also
ever-bearing red raspberry plants;
the best variety. JOHN .5DRlI)FT
Colesyil,s Md; Call Ashton 3s46.
CLEAN FILL DIRT, bluestone. top
soil, road gravel, tree removals.
hauling 10. 3-5579. -23
BULLDOZERS for land clearing,
grading and excavating. Free esti-
mates Call AT. 0725 or uN. 1888.
PEAT MOSS. 8 bu., $3.50. Soaks up
and holds water like sponge
Mulch everything. Saves wedding
and II a drought comes your plants
Will never know 1t. TIE. 1881. AID.
TOP SOIL, grade A. very reasonable:
delivered anywhere in Arlington or
Falls Church, FA. 1909. pa
PLOW YOUR GARDEN, large or
small: also large farm land plowed
and dtsced; also fine yards graded.
81 DAB -25
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TELEVISION SERVICE
DAY. NIGHT & SUNDAY, SO
WA 4040-JO. 2-4491. IA
~ ANTENNA SERVICE-Installa-
tions and repairs. STEELE'S SPE-
CALLED SERVICE. Elk. $685.,
WATIERPROoFING OF ALL KINDS,
cement work, all work guaranteed
ROBERT e. PRICE, DI. 1923. pa
GOING TO SCREEN that porch this
summer An estimate viii cost YOU
nothing Phone now. ST. 3942
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PIANOS - BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed Embodies features Of small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-blow
action, lifetime durability. Available
In wide selection Of eye-appealing
eases In mahogany. walnut light
oak. avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO wORCH
925 g ST.. NV
Established 1879
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PIANOS

eeme 70 cHMpBEL tas best mhsG R panSs
where you will find large display
of new and used Steinway pianos.
Come in and make your selection
now. Liberal allowance for your
piano. Convenient terms may be
arranged for the balance. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. 1108 g st. NV.
DI. 8464. Washington's Exclusive
QfeinWay dealer -OR
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BAPERnG AND PAINTING
Al work: estimates free Call MR.
BECKETT MI 0930 Do 4053.
PAPERING. 5-rm., 2-story hall house.
Low as Ss5; white mechs.: good
workmanship. TU. 0216 after s..
PAPERING done at once. lowest
prices; do own work; guaranteed;
white mechanics. GE. 0O24. -22
PAPERING. PAINTING and floors re-
finished decorating; all work guar;
complete line Of exclusive paper to
select from. HU. 5646. -26
PAPERING, PAINTING = For neat
clean work at reasonable prices
call Georgia 2400. 81
PAPER HANGING. painting. white
mechanic. 20 yrs exper,; do own
work. lookout, MI. OO90. -27
PAPER HANGING, painting. Special
low prices this week. Work guar
anteed. Save. SPIGEL, ia. 1928.
PAPER HANGING, ST up per room,
1851 washable sunfast papers: work
guaranteed GE 1888. GE. 2461.
PAPER HANGING, GOOD WORK;
EST; FREE. j, ToLSON, ST.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

Observation-Disclosures Christian
couple Of good habits wants 2-bed-
rm. home or apt. around S100 mo.
Best of refs. Permanently located.
OF LEE HWY, Arl.: unfurn.
Approx. s175 JA. 2-5sos. Ssi
BRITISH GOVT. OFFICIAL requires
furn. house. garden. Bethesda or
Box 1904, Star. "a
COUPLE. 1 CHILD. desire 5 or 6-rm.
unfurn. house; Arl. area. CHI. 5540.
BY JULY 1st. unfurn.. 8 bedrooms.
2 baths: near transportation; Glover
$50 max. adults. DU. O753. 22'
WE NEED HOUSES, unfurnished. SS5
to $500. Call rental mgr. WO. 1900,
with THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
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PLASTERING AND CEMENT WORK;
no job too small VIM THOMAS,
93S R. l. ave NV, HU. 4570. 23'
PLASTERING, patch work speciality;
white mechanic; reasonable. good
service. TU. OIL. 81
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1900 GA. AVE. N.W.-Bedroom, liy-
ing room, kitchen. dinette and bath;
including all utilities. S11Q. Call R.
A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor. MA. 5000
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kEFRIGERAToRs REPAIRED. alsl

washers; guaranteed service
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION co.
Days, UN 1912: ewes. UN S575
SIDING is OUR BUsINEsS-Bond-
stone. JIM. asbestos shingles. Insul-
brio. wood shingles; free estimates
WI 60S6. CAPITOL CONTR. CO..
4S19 Bethesda ave, Bethesda.
SPECIAL. Completely undercoat any
car. S15. BURROWS MOTOR CO..
INC. 600 M st. Sc. TR. 5000.
Opposite Navy Yard. -27
STONE - Beautify your home with
Bondstone. Applied over any sur
face. The dollar value to your home
is many times the cost of Bond
stone. Free estimates, 80 months to
pay. WI. 6Os6, CAPITOL CON-
TRACING CO.. 4s19 Bethesda ave.
Bethesda. Md
STONE WALLS, FLAGsToNE and
cement work Specializing in stone
retaining walls. flagstone patio.
walks, steps. driveways. etc. also
cement work Of all kinds. For quick
service and a free estimate. call
JERRY. LU 1-4756
GELEVlSION REPAIRS - Same day
service; day and night calls Most
raos IN fpmn III d.r00n
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PAPER HANGING
AND PAINTING

APER HANGING, GOOD WORK
EST. FREE. j. TOLSON, ST
Snnn
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

rm. set. no china
closet, single bed. spring, mattress.
Rs lesOoS; Sao, metal stsdr cabinet wardrobe
rTkNTTUkE. TA TTGi atfsF sTc&storage and 2n MAR
shals sale, Brambach grand piano.
Niagara dehumidifier. rugs, lamps,
mirrors. chrome settees. chairs. BY
auction at WESCHLER'S. 905 z
st: NV. tomorrow, 900 am. until
mid,aftsrnoon. Inspection invited
sss BED. with wit mat mattress, sI7;5o; sofa
mahog. coffee table, floor sample,
SIG; porch chairs, removable
spring cushion, 81 ea.; bedrm
chairs. $14 ea.i occas. chairs. S12
ea esnins lounge r chairs sas $50 ea walnut had
spring and mattress. $3s; j Holly
wood bed. $25; 2 bookcases, S12 ea.;
l chest Of drawers. SIT; pillows. dpSc
ca. THE HOFFMAN, UPHoLSTER-
ERs, 1711 14th st. NV. AID. 0741.
GARDEN FURNITURE. ehild's Ape,
GAS RaNGEs. ali rs; Sizes. es01i new. used
ST asToyE .,Isn ISi, 7th: Ma: ssSs 49,. -
css ass ss's sAEis fiss' sasi g.
GAS RANGES. apt. size. oven con-
tTol. insulated. S25, ATLANTIC.
GAS STOVE, 6-burner. grill, 2 ovens.
$50. See. ga at 3130 p St, NV.
GUN, antique, German Wheelock.
Castle; about 400 yrs. old; ivory
inlaid; 32-in. barrel; overall 43 in.
HEATING IN PLANT. chrysler Airtemp
warm air. gas-fired, automatic con-
trolls; heats 8 rms, $500 value for
ISTERCoMMUNICATiSG SYSTEM
Began Master ana speaker; $50
(new); also additional speakers. in
stallations. CO. 4S03. 90
LAMPS AND TABLES, 2 modern;
custom-made Of plexiglass and lu-
cite; prac. new; excel. cond. TIE,
EQUIPMENT, washer ex-
tractor, shirt unit. wearing appar
presser. air compressor. JU. S-5315.
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 3-oiece ranch
type, excel. cond., $500. JE. 3-SS6S.
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ROOMS UkFURNisHED

1876 I2th ST. N.E.-Two rooms, kit,
semipvt. bath: utils. incl: employed
white cple.; no children; ref. re-
Quired. Ii. 3-2013.
Large front room
for employed couple, Frigidaire.
home flriYileHeS FR 1924 -21
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PIANOS

get that piano you have been think
ing about. Come in and make your
selection now from our large stock
of new Grands. Consoles and Spinets
and have the instrument you would
ae on ouT to 70 GfaE hem
PLAN Come in or phone us for
further details. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO. 110S G. St NV DI S464 90
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all matched, almost
new; bedrm. suite, walnut; cocktail
table. i. :. chairs and other ar
Call 10. 2-4761.
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Office Furniture

OIL BURNER. gun type factory re-
built oil burner with all new con-
completely installed. S225; guar
anteed for l year. KE. 3-5499.
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BUILDING MATERIAL
WRECKING

old Homes, l7O3-17O5 K st.
For Sale, Closing Out
All material for sale Mantels. hard
shutters. elevators. heating plants,
mirrors. pipe. plumbing. radiation,
steel beams. hard brick, lumber-all
sizes, stone, marble, iron fence.
Visit our yard Bargains We deliver.
ARROW WRECKING co.
HOO s. Capitol. Ii. 3-26O2.
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BUILDING MATERIAL
USED

LUMBER, ALL SIZES
Leg tubs 81
10000 #. h.-w. radiation - 35c it
stoves - Sic
Ain. cast-iron pipe - 90c #
Lavatory basins S5
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FLOORING

suitable for sheathing. floor
ing or sub-f1ooring: special this
week, S25 a M at yard.
ACE WRECKING co.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE, LU. 4-0500
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. new, 12O-bass with q
tone shift. Call 10. S-5441. 81
ACCORDION SALE
l20 base; used; good condition; $S5
each. RA. 1927. TU. 1913. -21
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs, cleo
trio. Reconditioned. Guaranteed.
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th st. NV
temp, new 2-3-5-ton: dealers cost;
in stock Apply j. L. BATEMAN &
SONS, 1904 r. l. ave. ne. HO.
N2O0. -22
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LANDSCAPING
POULTRY, RABBITS 8 EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, s1e K st.
chicks poultry supplies. ME. oOS9,
GOSLINGS, Toulouse and Embden,
well started; very reasonable. UN.
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TOURIST HOME
On U. s. / Just outside Alexandris
in perfect spot for this type of prop
erty Only S16.750.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GL. or OK. 27s4.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING-No Job
too small: 24-hr service; reas.
prices; registered in D. c. and Md.
PORCH INCLOSUREs-Your porch
made into a den or extra bedrm.;
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO., 4819
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MlscL. FOR SALE tcent.,

REFRIGERATOR, Leonard. 6 IT.;
good condition; S55. Call GE. 3O24.
611S 7th st. NV. -21
elec. Universal
refg. and stove, both good cond.;
price. S110. WA. 9491. -21
RENTALS, So mo-;
small deposit. DoWD's. 441S Conn.
REFRIGERATOR GE 10 GU. IT,,
magnetic door; never used. still in
original carton. Original price, $3.50;
sell $500. AT. 1897 Mon. -21
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SIS MONTH

1910 Mass. ave. n.w-Good food;
large redec. rms; TV, soc. privil.
maid service, tel, laund. rm.: empl.
girls or boys; dbles., triples, S55 mo.
up: SIS wk up. "A nice place to
live" DU. 3232. Share rms, $50 up.
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OPTICIAN


An established, profitable, ethical
business. in, best downtown WASH
tngton. location. Will consider .shar-
ing attractive store with established
optician of exc. reputation. Busi-
ness is complementary. Leads and
customers of one are valuable to
other. Write Box 3s7-A, Star. -22
HARDWARE STORE
Long established. Owner claims
weekly vol. Of $3.50. Records open
for inspection, Wonderful lease.
Hours, 8. to 8 pm. no Sundays.
Wonderful opportunity for live wire.
Exclusive.
BAR AND GRILL
Liquor license; downtown. Weekly
vol. 5000. Very little food; good
food man can double. Good lease,
low rent. $1,000 down may handle.
Exclusive, Eye; and Sun. Sam
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 st. NV. MA. 93s9. MA. ASIA
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm; Bendix washer;
selected menu; S50-S60. 1925 21st
st. NV. HU. 1924.
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ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-N.E.

LGE FRONT gM.s turn. e3s r.
COLORED-Nicef furn. rm. for couple
or single man. 1889 A st. ne.
COLoRED-RoOM, pvt. home, 5336|
Gay st. ne. VI. 4OS5. -22
2 persons, nicely furn. and good
transportation. NO. 1918. IA
COLORED-ROOMS FOR COUPLE
or two girls: nice ne. section. con-
venient location. DE. 143S. %"
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BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock OF good used lumber
dooring, doorA windows. plumbing.
pipe, boilers and radiators at
18th and h sts. ne AT 1900
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AND PAINIINJ
Work done by 1st- class white me-
chanics. D. c.. Md Va, MR. REANS
LU. 1870
fAPERING AND PAINTING. Satisfied
customers for 25 years. Call MR..
LAWRENCE, RA 9703
PLASTER, brick, cement, dagstone
work, waterproofing; no job too
small. LU. 4-5377, Ii. 3-49S7.
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Slat doors $40
Also steel beams, angle iron, gal
vaniZed pipe. boilers, windows and
doors, complete with frames and
many other items, to fill your build
ing needs.
We also carry a complete line of
new building material. One trip to
ACE will save time and money.
ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIALS CO.
4002 Minnesota Ave. NE. LU. 4-O5OO
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CAPITOL, Hill,

O141 Z Z O1 11111
Large bachelor apt. very modern and
taStefully furnished; modern tiled
bath with shower. large kit. and
dining area: within walking dis
tance Of Capitol. Senate and House
utils.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 K St. NV. Ma. 5oO5.
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TELEPHONE 10. $3.50. 10. s-s75o
Take W. M. A. bus at 11th and
Penna. marked District Hgts. direct
to project.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. power saws. power
post hole diggers, power lawn mow-
ers electric hedge trimmers..
RUST'S HARDWARE
Falls Church, Va. FA. 6622.
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FLAGSTONE WORK


FLOORS SANDED and fnished; olo
hoors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERvICk WA 1929.
FURNITURE REFINISHING We
make 1t look like new; reasonable
prices. Call after 5. HU. o072.
lNCINERAToR repairs: anything
pertaining to fire brick such as
broilers. Dutch ovens. Call 10.
S-6316. -26
PAINTING. inter. and exter.; work
guaranteed; free estimates. Call CO.
0l36 after 5 pm: all day Sun. --26
PAINTING, PAPERING; flrst-class
workmanship; work done immedi
ately Mr.. POAT. GE. 5643. %"
PAINTING, PAPERING commercial,
residential Satisfied customers 25
years MR. LAWRENCE. RA o703.
PAINTING AND PAPERING-For a
good Job at a low price, call MR..
XIX, SH. 4771. 80
PAINTING, interior exterior; roof
coating; general repairs. Free esti-I
mates. Call RA 0036. -27
PAINTING. PAPERING. REPAIRS.
Roof fixing. cementing Quick serv-
PAINTING. PAPERING, ROOF WORK,
carpentry, floor finishing, mason
work and remodeling. RE. 1881 :.
80
Evening star., 1951-10-15
Registration Ordered
For New Rental Units

District, Rent Administrator
Robert F. Cogswell today ordered
the registration of all housing
units on a rental status last jan
Fuary /, but not under rent con-
troll, and all new units constructed
between January | and June 80.
He estimated it would mean the
registration in his Office of be-
tween 5000 and 10000 housing
units, principally in apartment
houses.
The new order, in conformance
with the new rent control act, ex-
empts hotels and 'rooming houses
but all housing accommodations
not now rented must file applica-
ton before future tenancy begins.
This will bring all new construc-
|tion rented during 1850 and 1851
under control.
Until the new rent act, rental
ceilings were placed on new con-
Istruction by the Federal Housing
Authority.
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Storm in Caribbean
Muy Be Subsidino
Nv thu As.ne;ns.I pra..

MIAMI. Fla. Oct. 15.-A Carib-
bean hurricane which brought a
weekend alert to South Florida
may be dissipating, the Weather
Bureau reported today.
Decreasing winds and rain and
rising barometric pressure along
the south coast of Cuba indicated
q marked change in the disturb
ance which was last reported 35C
miles southwest of Miami.
It had created considerable in
terest by whirling up with 80-milt
winds and causing an alert ir
South Florida where some 10000
American Legionnaires are gath.
cred for their national convention
A Navy radar plane was in the
storm area and its reports were
expected to clear up the change
IN the storms DEVELOPMENT.
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Tumble on Stairs Restores Siqht
To Woman Blind for Is Years

pressed doubt that pathological
impairment caused her to lose her
sight.
Mrs. Neuman's daughter said
her mother, who came here six
months ago from Allentown, Pa,
was born with poor eyesight and
went totally blind 10 years ago
while suffering from a kidney all
|ment.
The doctor, who has been Mrs.
Miller's family physician and seen
her mother several times. told
reporters:
"She hasn't been a patient of
mine. SO I do not know what i'm
lpaired her sight. But apparently
there was no pathological damage.
If there had been, do not think
she would have regained her sight.
She can see now. All I can say is
that these things sometimes dc
happen and even eye specialists
lean only describe them as miracu-
lous."
| He asked that his name not be
used. 4
Evening star., 1951-10-15
Roosevelt Declared He'd Avoid
Trades at YoIto, Jones Writes
Ex-Commeree Secretoy's Book Tells
How He Boiled Elliott Out of Funds TunoIe

rest of the non-C Communist world
may never recover"
Fifty Billion Dollars" is the
modest title of the book in which,
Mr.. Jones gives the inside story
of the fight to put the country
on it's financial feet after the
depression of 1929 and the early
1930s and the financing of the
great war effort beginning in
1910.
In it. too, are found Mr.. Jones
own estimates of the late Pres
ident Roosevelt and the men with
whom he surrounded himself dur
ing his long tenure at the White
House; the story of how Mr..
Jones bailed Elliott Roosevelt out
of financial difficulties, and the
attempt which President Roose-
velt made to get Mr.. Jones as
head of the RFC. to purchase the
Empire State Building in New
York for some SAB million dollars
Written in collaboration with
Edward Angly. the book is an
amazing tale of the operations of
the Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration, headed by Mr.. Jones,
conducted on businesslike methods
and with never a breath of scan
dial. Congress, as well as the
President. had complete faith in
(See JONES. Page A-4N
Evening star., 1951-10-15
Taft Sees Press Tomorrow
May Reveal 1852 Plans
Bv the Asxocioted Pres,

Senator Taft, Republican, ot
Ohio. today scheduled a news con-
ference for IL am. tomorrow al
his Senate Office.
Signs point to a probable formal
announcement then of his candi-
dacy for the Republican presi-
Dental nomination.
Two long time friends and ad-
viSors reported to Senator Taft
last week that a survey Of Repub-
licans over the Nation had shown
he was 'the overwhelming and
obvious choice" for the COP NOM
nation.
The two were David S. ingalls, Of
Cleveland and Ben Tate of Cincin-
natl.
Senator Taft will make what
has been billed as "a most impor-
tant speech" at a $100-a-plate
Embarrassing dinner in Detroit to-
might.
Senator Taft told reporters his
talk would deal with the Korean
war, which he called "the mess
we are now in"
He said he would recommend
creation of a civil-military COM
mission to study American de-
tense needs and this Nations
liability to pay. 4
Evening star., 1951-10-15
.S4 Million Fund Drive
For Community Chest
Begins Here Today
Kiekoffs Set Tonight
For Campaigns in
Neighborine Areas

Washington's Community Chest
drive got under way today, and
companion drives in three neigh
boring communities will have for
NAL kickoff's tonight.
Throughout the Metropolitan
Area, nearly 10000 volunteer
workers will seek $4,050,0OO fol
welfare services and the United
Defense Fund in 1852.
Kickoffs tonight are:
Alexandria-Red Feather Re-
vue will be presented at $50
O'Clock in Carter Hall. Prince and
Columbus streets. Members of the
Little Theater Group will present
dramatic skits, and the Alexandra
Chapter. Society for the Encour-
Iagement and Preservation of Bar
Der Shop Quartets will provide
music.
Governor Battle to Speak.
Arlington-Gov. Battle will ad.
dress an opening rally at 8 O'Clock
at Stratford Junior High School
Lorcom lane and North Military
road.
Fairfax - Red Feather Revue
will be staged at Fairfax High
School at 8 o'clock.
The public is invited to all these
events.
Religious leaders gave Wash.
ington's drive a sendoff in church
services yesterday. The drive alsc
was heralded in a radio-TV show
carried on most of the c1ty's sta
tions.
To Report at Luncheon.
First reports from all units are
due at luncheon next Monday
at the Hotel Washington, head.
quarters for the campaign. Gov.
Iernment volunteers. who have the
drives largest quota, will shoot
also for their own report meeting
Ia week from Wednesday.
The Government quota is ST..
$50, 900. Other quotas are: Busi.
ness Qarge firms. $1,505,3 ,379;
business II (small firms, $287..
166; special solicitation, 1921 $50;
Montgomery. $111,760; Alexan-
dria. $73,149; Arlington, $57 7.465;
Prince Georges. $44,556; Fairfax
$40, ,440.
A 100000 part of the campaign
goal is intended for the United
defense fund, which will support
the USO and other services to
men and women in uniform.
CIO Leader Urges Support.
Campaign headquarters today
released a letter sent by Glenn E.
Watts. president of the CIO In
dustrial Union Council, to CIO
unions here urging support for
the drive.
1--WE remind all CIO members
that virtually every social welfare
and recreational organization in
the community derives some sup
port from the Community Chest
effort" the letter said.
1t urged that CIO members
(See CHEST, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1951-10-15
By Gould Lincoln

The late President Franklin D
Roosevelt told his Cabinet Just
before his fourth inaugural that
in his contemplated meeting with
Stain and Churchill at Yalta he
was not going to make any trades
that he was not going to make
any commitments on the part OF
the United States, Jesse H. Jones,
former Secretary of Commerce
and Federal Loan Administrator
reveals in his new book, Fifty
Billion Dollars" published today
by the Macmillan Co.
Quoting from a memorandum
of the Cabinet meeting on jan
uary 10, 1945. which Mr.. Jones
made after attending the meet
ing, Mr.. Jones added that the
President said che was going to
preserve his trading position, and
If Stain and Churchill pressed
him for commitments that he
would tell them he wanted time
to study their requests and to
confer with Congress"
Commenting that President
Roosevelt had gone to Russia to
meet Stain at Yalta in fast
failing health, weakened in mind
and body" Mr.. Jones added
There he made commitments
from which our country and the
Evening star., 1951-10-15
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COUNTER MovE-The swift &C.
tion by the United Stotes to counter
the Berlin blockade in le4S wos a
portioI demonstration of the views of
former Defense Secretary MorshoI and
then UnderseeretoY Lovett thot for
eisn policy should be "pIonned, con-
tinuine flow Of octions ond statements
directed toword O central objective.
Those views were put forth in a
White House meeting Moy n, ls4s, q
month before the Russions clomped on
Berlin. The inside story of this and
subsequent meetings is told in todoy's
instollment Of THE ForrestoI Diories"
on poee A-3.
OVER THE QUoTA-The COMPLEX
problem Of keeping on eye on priyote
bills to odmit aliens into the United
Stotes in speciol coses tokes lot of
time. stor Stoff Reporter Robert K,
Wolsh tells how they're hondIed in a
story on pose All.
COFFEE AND FELLoWsHIP-New-
eomers to Washington ore getting &C.
quointed over coffee in churches here.
The new church coffee hour" custom
is described by Stor Stoff Reporter
jones 6. Deone on pooe 81.