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ApARTMENTs UNFURNIsHEp

s!EgRMEE !Ie1 ARTs..spsciqgs ,,s9s ~ !cbaof ] snd
transp,, shopping and theater; 53rd
sond POI ifs sladensSars High School turn
IIish.;y tyT va; .Sn S52l; bond ct. NV neigh
borhood. 3-rm. apt. share bath. no
children. $50 incl. util. D1. SS57.
1882 sIsrMs PL. N.E.-Liv. rm., bed
ssssES T. ss :ff ,sa sstR' f6i
ONE BEDRM., nv. rm.. dinette. cit.
and bath apt, All utilities. SI9,
5000 Arundel rd.. Mt. Rainier: @d-'
1 Il LARGE aSEpi RIM. half bath: new dblds; &:
pvt. entr.; woman only. $50 mo;
See janitor 671S 3rd st. NV. -as
FALLS CHURCH. IVA xA;s~S 1Is, r@s; gsII
per mo. References. FA. 045SS;
COMMANDER APIS. 1925 18th st.
NV. Lovely ef1c. apt, in new air
conditioned BLDG; waking oHSInsnc1 e1s'snss sss
including utilities. Apply at sa desk
LH1. II i0RlS: sM:, Dedrm., kit, pvt. bath.
Furn; or &unfurn, & ConV. 70 tranSp.
1scS ICONS is sna $a BAN sis qtisss gassssbaPs n
I'd, Colmar Manor, Md. -2S
e27 G ST. N.W.-3rd H.. large
rooms with bath; suitable for for
or 9 Govt: girls; light housekeeRa1ns
DORCHESTER HOUSE, 1eth ST. NV.
2-bedrm. apt; rent incl: all utn.'I
$135.50 per mo-; in one OF Wasning-
toms finest bldgs.. overlooking Meri-
wall-to-wall wool carpeting. drapes
s. 600. For appt., call LO. 3-s6S6.
daily except Sun, s to 4:30. -2S
538 sth ST, S.E;-5 rooms pain. "a 9TeF I Z
sSis sSis K i 81. N.W.&Bedroom. iiv. Tm;'
kitchen and bath; $50 30; immed.
occup.; adults only. MRS. ToBEY,
.Apt Apt. Ne, No; Z. sr viii VI shoy' rms kit and
bath; s55 mo; adults only; imme-
diate occupancy. Call ME. b4Oo 10
l4s$ BELMONT ST. NV. Apt. 2o5.
Q rms. kit. and bath. Jsnitor serv-
ice rent rent SSs nsn An An nsp aspis see Jani
tor. tor HoHENsTEIN BROS. e52 H
ne. FIR. 5000.
BAsHFoRD apis, s16 Bashford,
Lane. Alex, Va. Apt. 2l7. Avail
July ! occupancy. Has bedrm' snE 1v:
monthly rental. To inspect, see iani-
tor E dnRsEs Else slo REATY ApPly e Co. IeSM sss4
Conn. ave, AID. $500. -.
eI9 L ST. N.W.-Two large rms. kit
bathroom and kitchen fixtures; owner
furnishes hot water. automatic eMie. M
vator, heat and janitor service. See
janitor at building for inspection OF
call P. J. WALSHE. INC, Ills Eye
ST; p;%r pn;%r NA; Sass 646 hot, ,vt ant
board and elevator service. 1925 N
st. NV. DI. 1881.
VERY LARGE 1-rm. and kit, share
6ash apt arinRIDS s%PlGyef e. cgles s5g ao % eh
iiv. rm., dinette. kit. tile bath
utils. incl. refgr and stove; $50 pei
mo. 81. 1850: weekdays only. VA
SILVER SPRING GeSrgia. sns, s.i1. aye'sMTa .GIIf,
SHak EnIy; TAi Iatb 4lSlD AND VAN BuREN SIS
N.W.-Beautiful apt. living room
dining room, bedroom, kit; bath M
Rsa ReS sass s5syas0T month sEi'oaPCatSs TS ssoo
sfe 51st 81. Sc. Apt. Modern
rms, KIT: bath: re5gFo 5ggco utils. tRcl' incl
rskG%a s5sS3j asalsI; SSRk. GEj MbG9. ssGG rm din
bath In SIN. brick apt. house; BendiS
ME-. 'siR BzRToN, 5' RE. e aS45; ewes. e SH
1SS ieth ST. NE rms. kit,
semipvt bath: employed couple; util-
ties furnished; S55. mo. u
THREE RMS, kit. and tile bath, elec
furnace; newly dec; S62 mo. 401
65th st. ne. Md. PIX. Md. RA. 4l63
MARLBORO GARDEN APIS.
1-bedrm. apis for July /. S6S pei
mo-. incl. utils. Hillside, Md. 20
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APIS. FURNISHED lconf.l

BETHESDA-Near Naval Hospital
and shopping area; i bedrm., Nv.
rm., dinette, kit; completely furn.,
in new apt. bldg; util. incl; July
! to Sept. !; S126. Cali WI. eSoal.
es14 seth ST. N.w.-completely fur
nished. fully equipped 1-rm. apt;
semipvt. bath; suitable 2 women or
NEAR A DSfFoiSST cIRcLE-Attrsc.
fa, fYrp, !: z, q rms, Kit. sns and ,sass bath
siisSStly hisheT tep on ms short St term @ rental.
NEAR T3 18th 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.l4
lovely rms. with porch; suitable 2
or adults. 1880 Argonne pl. NV.
BsMT. APT.-Bed-liy. rm.. kit. bath;
Sni1 %Ssh so mach Gs g5ay bousFae snD St person e
ApG PE' MOI 7MobERN CONVENIENCE
Available Ava 1s July eg i Lag good transpSFsa
1865 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Liv. rm,.
bedrm., din. .rm. and kit. hall;
HU. HUI 1852. c. Il. WoopRUFF.-
DOWNTOWN APT. furnished; $50;
within walkins distance Of bus and
shopping. ME. 661s. YOUNG &
c6RTEEss 6STEEs ca caGrroHrs-4 rms. utils.
So. 80 mo. 90: 4-Ss54: -.
DUPONT CIRCLES rms. semipyt.
bath $52 mo; ID dTaft-e1snnpss raft Mn sogs spsle'
eSrhRM fhaSTer rsomplsteiy No siaElef furnished
EmsFsop s",;1H s. nT ~ IT, Pu' 2SEs 2SiS' and astS
Bath. ssai poFah iaandl1 assl fsefs ssi ras ailIs
9T ayaiIs ipifi; ist. asqtSS s1oo. oa AK oess. -l
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MovINc. PACKING 6 STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE
ANYTHING. ANYTIME. Moving, pick.
up and delivery; 7-day week, "a
hrs. day; So minimum. AT. 3@2s7 @
SMALL JOBS; boxes, beds, personal
effects. etc. White driver d. G,
Arl. and 8. 8. area. TU. 1928,
MOVING ACROSS TEE STREET Of
across the country. safe storage u
separate rooms; expert psskine;
MOVING By VET-Exper. help. every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Call
any time. MR.: COOK, GLa 51S7.
EARL'S DELIVERY SERVICE-Moy-
ing and any type Of hauling. 81.
EX-GI Moving, packing, Grating,
storage; local. long dtstance; expert
service; low rates. no. bSlS.
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WOODBRIDGE
VACANT

s2s s2isk Nssss. Sa@s st nsi n.sienaid aism ccnd ssi
1EaSa shrougho1a. u' Lse. e lS. WIN rm.. din. % rm.,
kit. bedrm. and powder rni. on LIST
a.; 8 bedrms., Ailed bath on End n;
oil heat, lge. yard, det. garage; cony.
to schools and transp. Priced to
call MI. jarrett with r. q, DuNNE,
Ho. 07oo; ewes. and SUM-. NO. pea
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Chevy Chase, D. Q.
500 son

lst-flr. Powder Rm. and Den
Lovely detached home. not new but
Handicapped lot. Spacious living rn1.
with fireplace. dining rm.. kitchen.
s bedrms., tiled bath, inclosed porch
used as 4th bedrm.; gas h.-w. heat;
built-in gar; fully insulated; COM
plete with, storm windows; Near
desirable neighborhood. This prop.
erty is priced for quick sale. Must
be seen to appreciate. For appt. to
inspect, call Mr.. Mccarthy. eyes,.
WO. 6226.
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CARLTON HOUSE
o5an WISCONSIN Ave NV

CARLTON HOUSE
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Studio apis. in one of Washington's 8
finest elevator-type apt. bldgs., Just
being completed. Decorated by poro-
thy Draper, Inc. COMPUTATION iivins
room and bedroom. dressing room,
bath. dining alcove and Kitchen, or
dining space and kitchenette; with
year around air conditioning; secre-
ing room and entertaining rooms.
deck amplined master teleyision an
APT Agtss now syailaSls Rance n.s.,dr from 7,
invited daily from 10 am. to 10 ;. IN
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
Agents
COLORED = 4O1 ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RD.-Two rms. kit. bath;
$40. Adults only. GE. S302
CoLoRED-1 RIM. AND KIT, I35e
Emerald (Emerson) st. ne. neal
18th and D ne. Cple. only. Cal
any time.
CoLoRED--1es NO. CAROLINA Sc
~ rms; ! and pys, bath. utii.; adSlts sn
CoTIoRED-.BisEMENT RED. saaaHNT APT. . rms.
kit. bath; pvt. entrances. Ii
CoIoRHD, DoSl 4e4 1sth ST. N.E.-Lcsei.
2 rooms, XII and bath. No children
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial switch
board, utilities. three elevators, car
peted corridors. delivery service. two
large parking areas. Storage space
on each floor; roof garden; resident
manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE.
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"AMER. UNIV. PARK"
A splendid buy in o det. brick home
level lot, In . convenient location;
only S2l. 500. Call ME. 1143 until
8 pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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WOODRIDGE
2 SUPER SPECIALS

z SUPER SPECIALS
Pert. 5-room det. English -designed
home. New cond.: vacant. 20-ft.
Nv rm., firepl., gas. &C, heat;
owner forced to sell. Priced very
low with low down payment to re-
sponsible purchaser. NO. 1908.
Finest det. Groom Colonial brick
home In Woodbridge Gardens. 24-ft.
lv. rm., 3 extra-large bedrms.,
slate roof. magnificent lot, large
shade trees, flower garden. det. gar.
ano easy terms will shock you,
NO; 1908. Ewes. OR. 1921. UN.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY, INC.
2377 r. /. Ave. NE.
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VACANT
GLOVER PARK

2219 seth STREET NV.
How about getting settled before
the fall terms Of school? Home Of
eight rooms and bath. full base
ment, gas h.-w.h. and det. garage
with q small garden Is convenient
to ali schools, transportation and
shopping. The price Is $17,500. Call
Mrs, Clark. Hu: 1904 for appoint;
ment to see; MARSHAL ]. WAPLE
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
One Of the most attractive houses
in this area. First floor has recep.
hall. lge. Mv. rm. with 1repl.,. din.
rm.. mod. equipped kit. din, alcoye.
Second floor. 4 nice bedrms.. 2 tiled
baths. Finished 3rd floor. Lovely
recr. rm.. maids rn,. and bath. sun
deck, butlt-in garage. Excellent
value. Call W. B. WRIGHT. EN-.
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KIRKSIDE, MD.
SHEPHERD PARK
$37,500
OPEN TONIGHT
$50 TO 8 PM.
7EdO Nth ST NW

Here Is o real center-hall, an-brick
home, In splendid condition. having
dandy liv. rm. with firepl., den,
screened porch, excel.-size din, rm.,
kit. breakfast .rm. and pantry, End
a., 4 nice bedrms., all with cedar
closets, 2 baths and storage attic;
full bsmt., maids rm. and bath. Lot
Is 75x150 with grand rear yard.
Barbecue furnace and det. brick
2-car. garage. Home is definitely
priced to sell on this lovely street
and excellent neighborhood.
METZLER, REALTORS
1106 Vermont Ave. NV, DI. 5000
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very substantial frame home near
Hardy School; rms. .(3 bedrms.) J..
1M baths, bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. gar;
asking S13,950; owner wants offer.
Ewes, call RA. 1924. FRANK @.
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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MEURLEE APTs.-spacious and
2-bedrm. apts., close to school;
transp., shopping and theater; 53rd
pl. and Annapolis rd., 2 blocks be-
yond Bladensburg High School. turn
PA. AVE. AND 22nd ST. NV. neigh
borhood. 3-rm. apt, share bath. no
children. $50 incl. util. DI. 1897.
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CLEANING STORE; cash and carry.
no deliveries. weekly volume over
$4o0; owner ANXIOUS 70 sell; priced
Kssosdops ssss san e sooRopp. nasRfspi g5 s$i Sess x.
NV. ma, 1850. Ma. 1874. --29
FOR LEASE, restaurant concession;
ideal location; good terms; also
for viz tavern SRsnlins nIs prs
fslred. Sans nv Write E 2. sSRia 8. Box si7. Ps-
tuxent River. Md. so
DELICATEssEN. soda i;,. 3 fountain, n,in
sss sz iH,lssss iaHy,lsssssvs ION IA a5a Sa
INTERNATIQNA,LI, Az, 80 .IE:, <: 2: s,a J. , ice
for Fairfax. Co. and Falls. Church;
$4,000 OF. best offer: Apply Apollo
@ rS5ssh eoz ya 3 Sona MashiPstoS DE- s4 g.
LIVE POULTRY EsTABLrsHMaeNNT,
retail. Same location 20 yrs. Com
pletely equip, for killing and dress
Ing: For further details, write Box
BHAUTY sIOSf; Ssae; sacp for sale mr.. 18TH and
Columbia rd.l $500 cash. co. 4354.
GROCERY STORE in basement : Of
large apt. house. Excel. opportunity.
REsTATRANT@Located At 32og 14th
st. NV, near Park I'd; busy loca-
ton; opposite chain &c a. 10c stores.
To be. sold by chattel note holder
for balance due on notes. "A
FILLING STATION. modern, new: 2
bays; main hwy, Fairfax. County;
excellent location for tourist court.
JOHN ". .sass. aMssDLRoy. sxss Ss Ss assE Alllwood
ssE sEe nMN 10 TX sOes S,,rs va ,oT 1sso
large brick. country. store and "
acre 45 miles northwest Of Rich
mond. Va; elec. installed: good To-
I|Ss SStion astails hard FSsd s 4ss5 sad depot Gan
GRoCERY, excel. location. close-in
ppoap;ulated o neigfborSood. Large. sttr.
store and fixtures; eyer eyer, $2 S14 800
REALTY. ia. 2i22. .--2o
GARAGE, GROCERY STORE, gas
pumps; stock only. $3.50. Going
SeaT Ssslnsis Naval al ordnanss halHsuS LAB. Totsi
rental 500 per mo-; lSns-term lease.
oWnsE ". ". " e newIs. hsaiini iRinEiALToR -
sH; o44o; ewes. call Mr.. Kibbey.. GE.
DRUGsTORE-slVER SPRING
This is an active business! Owner is
sacrificing due to health. He has
an approx. $6.soo inventory with
corner location. Price Is $4,000.
with $4,000 down. Call for further
details TILSON d CO.. Realtors,
JU. 7-5900 or 81. 4759. 80
LUNCH, SANDWICHES, BEER-Lo-
Gated on main hwy. In nearby Vir-
ginia; weekly business. $500; seats
35; music box and bowling machine
pays all expenses. See this week.
YEONAS REALTY
GIL. 21O0. OK. 1243. 80
DELICATESSEN with beer and wine
OF sale; good location In nearby Viz
Evening star., 1951-06-28

NEWLY DECORATED COLONIAL 2
bedrm. house. old Alexandria: S1Q0.
Excellent 3-bedrm. house in suburbs,
with garage; near schools and bus;
cHAs. r. HooFF. INC. AL. eo52
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10th ST. NE. De-
sirable 6-rm. home; Q rear inclosed
porches. attic. 2-car garage: new
eieetrlc reirigerator. new gas, stove
washing machine and ironer in
cluded; possession with settlement:
terms. To inspect, call PLANT &
GoORdDSOSN, INC" 1874 Park I'd.
Evening star., 1951-06-28

GL. 2lUU. OK: IZ43. -oU
OELICATESSEN with beer and wine
Of. sale; GOOD location IN nearby VII, VII
S75 with heat furn. Monthly busi-
ness, $4,000. cash and carry. Owner
asking $500, lock. stock and bag
rel. Terms avail. Call Mr.. Brown.
with ith1~ --aYrxy
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GARAGE, GROCERY STORE. gas
pumps; stock only. $3.50. Coins
business on 9 hard-surfaeed road;
Near Naval Ordnance Lab. Total
rental 500 per mo-; long-term lease.
ownsT IL II haa suIs hsaltnka ltankaA1rop
SH. 0440; eyes,. call Mr.. Kibbey,. GE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-19
Paul Rogers New Head
of Waterford Foundation
speeiuI pi,puieh 70 rh. siur

WATERFORD, Va, Aug. 49,
Paul v. Rogers, Washington at
torney and Loudoun County far
mer, has assumed direction of
the Waterford Foundation, Inc,
a group designed to encourage
interest in the crafts, arts and
buildings Of this historic COM
munity.
Mr.. Rogers today announced
appointment of the following five
new members of the board of di-
rectors: The Rev. John Bailey
Kelly, former pastor of George
town Presbyterian Church; AL
fred Stefferud, editor of the Year
book of Agriculture of the De-
partment of Agriculture: Mrs. S
Lee Luckett. Mrs. Paul K. Gentry
and Mrs. Arthur H. Schmidt.
The foundation sponsors an an
nual exhibit, which is a major
source Of income for many of its
handworkers. This years exhibit
will be October SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-19
u. Of Virginia Graduates
153 in Summer Session
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug
f18.-Degrees were conferred on
1853 University of Virginia students
today in exercises closing the 1851
summer session.
Col. Herbert w. K. Fitzroy, ad-
ministrator of the Richmond Area
University Center. delivered the
graduation address in Cabell Hail.
speaking on The Marks of an
Educated Man"
Degrees were conferred upon
representatives of 19 States and
the District of Columbia by Col
gate w. Darden, president Of the
university.
The Rev. William P. Watkins,
pastor of Charlottesville's First
Methodist Church, delivered the
invocation and benediction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-19
Ontario ReneWs Bid
For U. 5. Stock Data
BY the As.eeio,ed Press

TORONTO, Aug. 18.-Ontario
today renewed its invitation ask
ing United States securities au-
thorities to testify on their charges
that Ontario does not cooperate
fully in stamping out stock swim
ding that fleeces United States
investors.
Harry A. Mcdonald, chairman
Iof the United States Securities
and Exchange Commission, was
invited to testify before the pro-
Ivincial governments crime COM
mittee. and to bring along any
other officials who could suggest
how to stop ''bucketshop" stock
Ipeddling across the border.
The committee resumes hear
Iings Tuesday.
Provincial Attorney, General
Dana Porter said today the only
Ianswer thus far from United
States officials is that they are
considering acceptance. He added:
1--WE would certainly welcome
their evidence on these charges
(of lack Of co-operation) and are
hopeful they will come to Canada
and appear before the committee. "
Reliable Ontario brokers have
often expressed the view in the
past that operations of the "buc-
ketshop boys" in pushing issues
Iof doubtful value through long
distance telephone and mail cam
Ipaigns make some Americans
doubt the worth o fthe many blue
doubt the worth Of the many blue
Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-19
.1,21O-Mi|e Flight Sets
Small Plane Mark
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Aug. a.
Bob Faris Of Wichita, Kans., who
apparently has cracked the worlds
distance record for very light
planes landed at the municipal
airport tonight after a flight Of ap-
proximately 1910 miles.
Faris touched his one-place
Mooney Mite" down at the air.
port in the nearby village Of Dex-
ter at 7:01 pm. EST).
He had originally planned to fly
to Old Town, Me.
But Mr.. Faris reported to the
CAA in Buffalo at $40 pm. that
he had only Is gallons of gasoline
left and that he would be unable
to reach Old Town.
He radioed that he was over
Dunnville, Ont, crossing the
Grand River. south of Hamilton.
He left Wichita at 5:45 am.
(EST) today and had already ex-
ceeded the record Of SGT miles set
by Albert Van Cotthem of Belgium
on August 81, 1850.
Watertown is approximately
1910 miles from Wichita.
In his record fight, Van Cott-
hem few in a Tipsy B Belfair
from Brussels to Biarritz. The
Kansan's plane weighs 495 pounds
empty, but weighed 1,072 when it
took of this morning, loaded with
fuel and oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-19
State PaYroIIs Increase
BY SIT Million in Year
BY the Associated Press

The Census Bureau said yester-
day State Government payrolls
rose SIT million in the IL months
ended last April 80, although the
number of State employees in
crease donly 5000.
Hikes in average pay of State
workers caused the bigger rise
in payroll costs. That average
rose from $205 to $2l9 a month
during the II months, the bureau
said. In April. 1913, State en-
ployes were averaging $185 a
month.
States accounted for almost 16
per cent of all Government en-
ployes but their payrolls April
amounted to only IA per cent OF
all Government payrolls. States
had about A per cent as many
employees as the Federal Govern
ment, about one-third as many
as all local governments.
Schools. and in particular col
leges, accounted for more per-
sonnet and payrolls than any
other State function" the bureau
said. Some 81 per cent Of all
State employees were school per-
sonnet. Highways and hospitals
accounted for about II per cent
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-19

Iopments. But not Jimmy.
Hey" he said. MY aunt's got
Itelevision. So have the people
next door. How about putting me
on television? Tell them to come
get me"
The policemen thought it over
and then sped Jimmy downtown
to WMAR-TV, where he was in
terviewed.
II like Baltimore fine" Jimmy
said. But the policemen ask me
too many questions.
Mrs. Charles Maskell sat up
with a start when she saw Jimmy
on the television screen in her
home, next door to Jimmy's aunt.
Almost everyone else in the neigh
borhood was out hunting him.
Jimmy's mother. aunt and uncle
were waiting for him when the
police brought him back to the
district station from downtown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-19
Tobin Says Labor Needs
May Exceed War Figure
BY the Assoeioisd Press

Secretary of Labor Tobin sale
yesterday that the current defense
program will require less of the ma
tional output than did World Wal
II but "the demand for manpowel
may be greater"
Labor Department estimates, he
said, indicate that a total labor
force of 68.5 million will be re-
quired by next fall to meet defense
program goals.
AT the height of World War II
. the total labor force, including the
armed forces, reached a peak OF
So million" he reported.
The larger force, he added, will
be needed because a tremendous
defense program is being super
imposed upon a high level civilian
economy. This means expanding
defense manpower needs must be
met at time when manpowe1
requirements for civilian goods
production and services will! be
high"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-19
frontier Gandhi' Is Issue
In India Pakisfan Fight
BY tn. Associated Pres.

KARACHI. Pakistan. Aug. 49,
The frontier Gandhi" - Khar
Abdul CHATTER Khan - emerged
tonight as an issue in the war O
hot words between India and Mos
lem Pakistan.
(Ghaffar Khan, a Moslem,
was close spiritual and politi-
cal associate of the late Mohan-
das X. Gandhi, a Hindu, in the
long fight for independence
from British rule. The tall,
bearded Moslem is from the
Northwest Frontier Province Of
old British India and now is a
Pakistani national with pro-
India leanings. He is presum-
ably in Jail, comm onplace with
him.
Pakistan disclosed tonight two
complaints to India over Indian
official criticism of the way Pakis-
stan is treating CHATTER Khan
Pakistan contended such criticism
is an interference in Pakistan's
domestic affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-19
London Lord Mayor 10 Visit
Williamsburg Next Month
Rx the A,,ncint.d pr.,.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Aug. IS.
1t would have been different ITS
years ago.
Had the Lord Mayor of London
tried to visit this historic town in
1776 he probably would have been
risking his neck. For in that long
ago year America was just begin
ming her struggle to be freed of
the British yoke.
Next month, however, the Lord
Mayor of London will visit Viii
liamsburg. 1t win mark the first
time a Lord Mayor of London has
visited the United States while in
Office. As a high point Of his visit
to Williamsburg, the Lord Mayor,
Sir Denys LowSon, will deliver an
address on Anglo American rela-
tionS September IA.
Mayors of the capital cities of
the original Is colonies and May
orS of 18th century Virginia towns
have been invited to participate
in the programs.
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Strength Can Avert War,
New Zealand Envoy Saws

WARM SPRINGS. Ga. Aug. IS
New Zealand Ambassador Sil
CarlBerendsen declared today tha'
I'VE ca navert World War III only
if we can make ourselves strong
enough quickly enough"
Sir Carl expressed his belief that
until the United Nations has ade-
lquate armed forces at its own in
istant disposal ito talk of collective
security is a mockery and a de-
lusion."
He spoke at the. Little White
House where President Roosevelt
one Of the founders of the U. N.
died. He delivered his country's
tribute to the Roosevelt Warm
Springs Memorial in the form Of
Ia book of photographs illustrating
Giendship between New Zealand
and the United States.
The ambassador predicted the
Korean war will end soon in 8
cease-f1re and that the Soviet may
avoid shooting war because they
have dome very well' toward &C.
comprising world domination By
other means. He saw fear of the
atomic bomb also a deterrent.
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BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. 18.-Seven-
Iyear-old Jimmy Lucas. lost in a
strange city, showed police how to
use television to get him back to
his mother.
Jimmy and his mother arrived
here yesterday from their home in
Toronto, Canada, to visit relatives
Jimmy went to the movies last
might with Kathy Maskell and
Mary Tyler, nine-year-old neigh
bors of his aunt.
After the show, they got sepa-
rated in the crowd outside the
itheater. A patrolman found jim
my on a street corner, unable to
remember his aunt's address and
with no idea how to get back to
her neighborhood.
The patrolman took Jimmy to
the district police station and
everyone sat back to await devel-
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Fire Races 5 Buildings
With 100000 Damage

CHARLOTTETOWN, Prince
Edward Island, Aug. 18.-Fire de-
Istroyed five buildings in the heart
Iof Charlottetown today, causing
damage tentatively estimated al
$500 900. y
The blaze ragged for 21a hours
before f1remen and a downpouI
of rain brought it under control
The fire started when light bulb
exploded, igniting waste in q
greasepit behind a garage.
The flames reached a height OF
rs feet as they ate through the
center of a block facing the
Prince Edward Island legislative
buildings.