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Evening star., 1951-03-31

Attention Working Girls
16 9Th st. n.e.-Clean, comfortable
rms; home privileges; excel. transp
reasonable. Call before 8 pm. Ii.
7-1S97. i
COLORED-2O5 ST. N.E.-Newly
painted rm. for couple or two; new
CoLoREb-IGE. sSLd ID ie SUNNY RIM; bust
ness cple. or sgie.; ref. Cali TW.
CoLoRED NEATLY FURN. front
rm.. priyil; 1915 Trinidad ave. ne.
COLoRED-DoUBLE RIM. for 2 gen.
tlemen. home privileges. Ii. 4-2l77.
COLORED - EMPLOYED COUPLE,
cooking and laundry privil. Cali
after 1880 pm, Ii. 7-9232. .
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GEORGETOWN

Nicely furnished front apt. in apt.
bldg. second floor; rms. bath.
back porch, heat, janitor service; 3
adults only; no pets; l yrs lease
and ref. required: S120 mo.
WOODS REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
Mon. through Fri., 9-5 pm; Sat,
81 pm. Call MI. 00S9. 81
COLORED-II12 Sth ST. NV
rm.. kit. and bath. stove and refgr.
brand new. Furn.; $3.50 mo- See
janitor at 1115 Sth st. NV. bsmt.
apt; L1sS REALTY CO.. INC. RE.
so2 M st. NV; bsmt.: 2
rms; kit. bath. part furn.. for set
tied married eple. 1st mo. $40. less
thereafter. Apply LIST floor 81
z. CAPTTOL.-One
or tgo rms. bath. cleo. gas. LU.
CoLoRED-a ROOMS, kit. share
bath. for refined empl. couple; conv.
location. IA. 2sl4. 4
CAPITOL AND X SITS,
NE.--One rm. and kit; no fee re-
quired. JONES REALT CO., 2o17
COLORED-FURNiSHED bedrm. and
kitchen. semiprivate bath; conv. To-
cation; 500 q month. TU. 4977. q
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POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS

NEW HAMPSHIRE PULLETs. 4 mos
R D. LINDSEY. Colesville. Nd. Cal
ewes or Sat, Silver Spring O39S.
RABBITS WANTED-Highest prices
for present and future supply. Call
TO. 6570 or write Box 292-X. Star.
white and brown, Chinese;
now laying; S5 each. FA. 1869. II
BABY CHICKS, blood-tested barred
rocks, N. H, reds and white rocks;
poultry feeds brooders. feeders
fountains. other poultry equipment,
supplies and remedies. F. W
BoLGdANo soS 4 CO., All N. 2. ave.
JAMES FEED STORE, 61s X st. NV.
Conkey's Y-O feeds. baby chicks.
poultry supplies. ME. 00S9.
Fryers, freshly killed and
delivered. Daleview 9066.
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ANTIQUES WANTED

AN l. ltJUE0 w AIN LED
sILvERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry china. glassware ano brlc-a-
brac o Milestone. North O3m.
HOUSE OF GIFTS. l43s Wis ave
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
cnl5a ano bnsss grnsuse IRE, asss sy eWeT
yves sss en- s fss5 ESa' 0'F'' 'A ''''''
BABY STROLLER. Folda Rolla model.
Phone DE 053S. i
BOOKS bought all xinds any quan.
z aEs1oa sa0 sooR saop s our 4Ss sSpenss ps
oiSMGSD isi ps ,EWEsss st ssss; o. an, a..cr,p.
RaE t.RP s|f fs1f gK fpd silysf s,s Sah ss Dss
ENCYCLoPEDIA-Pvt. party desires
s5.ss1hicss s00a or 'Ssid Worid Book ''fis~ AZ
FUR Gs0' COATS WANTED - Highest
slI types. BSins Osh Them M to ~ AMsRI- fEFsf:
farnityIe Of home, Mrs, ROBBINS,
Ex. 1859 or AID; 47S0. a
FUkNITURE--WiL buy entire con
IS wears HoPWooDs sth and K K
FURNITURE-In good condition; ali
kinds household goods; highest cash
prices. MRS. GAY, RE. 1904. 81
FURNITURE-.All kinds of furniture
and household goods. Used mat
tresses. any condition. Highest
call. NO 6040. Prompt service.
FURNITURE-We wish to buy I'M
mediately, good-grade furniture
piece or entire home: also want
refrigerator and dishes. glassware;
also pieces of antique furniture
Call MR.. GRADY. MA. 2679.
FURNITURE - WANTED IMMEDI.
ATELY, FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS. ONE PIECE OR ENTIRE
HOME. ALSO NEED REFRIGERA.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

PIANOS on rental purchase plan: new
pianos as low as SO month, which
can he applied to the purchase
price later; come in and get full
information. DYNAMIC MUSIC,
1900 G st. NV. ST. 0250. 3
SHOVEL. "a yard, for excavating and
grading; avail now. Call LO. 5-1377.
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ALTuRAS HOTEL.

1909 10th STREET NV.
Conveniently located outside rooms
with running water or private bath;
dining room: 5000 week up;
So q day up Hu R1lR
Evening star., 1951-03-31

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; S4S 70 SIS so l42e
21st st. NV. HU 1924
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ROOMS WANTED

5th AND KENNEDY N.w.-single
man wants furn. rm., pvt. bath;
state details. Box 4S2-X. Star. .
REFINED. active elderly lady des
rm.. quiet. pvt. home. EX 1000
CARMACk, OV. 5239. ewes g.
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FARM 6 GARDEN Cont

CUSTOM FLOWING
Gardens and fields. Bowie 5O2l
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MlscL. FOR SALE Cont

PIANosGWe I!aS W.. have several recondi.
eondition and dTands ry all In A.
Come in and try these pianos before
you buy Campbell's are Washing
toms exclusive Steinway representa-
tives. Convenient terms. Very
psao ataHsPfs cHnPsr1I MIs1G sS5s PFess5s co
.l10s g st. NV. Df. s464. 81
PICTURES-2 original Currier & ives
prints, fair cond. Call OW. 1904
bstween l and 6 pm. 20
FIFE, galvanized. black, cast iron, cut
st. ssFead nx Fso1e: NJ 7sds sIoSks Wk bsSi soSe M
PORCH INCLoSURES-Let us make
70 your d.I porch Sa,.bat into an extra bedroom
press. etc; The cost is only q frac-
tion Of the dollar value added to
windows. WI. eos6. CAPITOL Con-
tracing CO.. 4s19 Bethesda ave.
RAI5o. ss; mans leather travel
board, 81; owner must move. I422
RADIO COMB. AM-FM. ebony, Garod.
Excel. cond. Powerful reception. SIPS
c5DsSI. B5SrESSo 1sm Rex s1se, s9ss nshossRy aa
To 1900 Apt. $50. .
RADIO-VICTROLA. for discriminating
buyer; custom made, portable; AC-
PC; 2"9 or ITO volts, 90 or 25
sn0F' veros Hss eaaiDpea saa ssfnSatS RtS
English Girard automatic changer,
convertible to lp.; genuine cowhide
leather cover; ideal for American
Or foreign use; $3.50. Call GIL.
RANGES, electric. Westinghouse. GE.
Kelvinator, Hotpoint. double ana
S.i5Y single oven. Lo. 5-061s or Rock
REeoRpEk,, RT5t!e DER, with built-in radio 0a and
PPW PPHWSno9saEsPh; 9aSS $40 or best offer.
REcoRISss; REcoRIS.sss;-RADIo, wilcox-oay, new,
1or home use; records from mike or
sso sadio; Gs ssnd aa5s 5sscord-letters for SC.
sIEseaaaHoS sssae adsssSS & K ss5es ss f. sss &
Sun: after 8. weekdays. Il
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. T.
Gu It.; excel. cond.; $65. Call Wo.
REFRiGERAToR-Hotpoint de luxe
q Gu. it.; excel. cond.; $50. EN-.
r. RiGERAToR. GE. s Gu. it.; 500;
z .'RIGERATOR, Westinghouse, Ecu
49,. excellent condition; s75. OR.
R-&ElGERAToR-New Hotpoint. 81
Ss,is Ss,ic It.: $50; 34o3 Tulip ,pl..
R. -i-GERATOR. Servel. gas. ecu
T.. never used. 1876 model: SO.
Call WI 3G13 II
REFRIGERATOR, Admiral 7 it..
brand new. never uncrated. Sell
sSl5o and deliver free. ov. $685. |
RE- RIGERATOR. Westinghouse, $50;
Hollywood box springs, $50; also
electric sewing machine and Electro
lux vacuum cleaner. All in excel.
cond MI. 1905. Il
REFRIGERATOR, electric, Frigidaire,
10 Gu. it,. separate deep freeze COM
partment. cost $475; also Magic
Chef gas range, cost $3.50. used 81
mos. Bargain. WI. 3464. 3
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SEWING MACHINES
SINGER
SPECIALS

Clearance of all floor SAM
Piles, porte bles. consoles, trea-
dies. Budget terms. Free
sewing course with each ma
chine.
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ROOMS UNFURNISHEp
ROOMS WITH eoARp

oLORED-TWO UNFURN. ROOMS
for rent. 1146 Neal st. me-. Ii.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

Furniture. oric- -a-brac
china, glassware, rugs. silverware.
paintings; highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAv tSta aTbeckprN ia
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AUBREYS LANDSCAPE
Bluestone gravel. topsoil and manure,
grading, sod. planting; expert work
guaranteed. Ashton 569S. Il
LANDSCAPING
Your yard can be beautiful. Call the
yard doctor fflagstone walks. drive
ways; lawns and etc., Mr.. SMITH,
Evening star., 1951-03-31

REUPHCLSTERING
epeciai-Sofa and chair, reuphol.
stored. labor and material, $50
workmanship guar. 25 yrs. in SAINT
establishment. LA FRANCE UP.
HOLSTERING. 2509 14th st. NV
co. 2ISl
Evening star., 1951-03-31

WANTED IMMEDI-
ATELY. FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS. ONE PIECE OR ENTIRE
HOME. ALSO NEED REFRIGERA.
TOR, GOOD PIANO AND OFFICE
PIECES PLEASE CALL MR.. GRADY.
MA, 2679.
Evening star., 1951-03-31

NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY
Quiet. comfortable single rm. for
empl. lady; S24 month. Ii. 3-1967.
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WESLEY HALL

NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY
Quiet, comfortable, sgle. rm. for empl.
lady; $24 per month; dinners op-
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222 FARRAGUT ST. NV.

In beautiful Hampshire Gardens apt.
project at N. H. ave. and Farragut
st. NV: conv. to Walter Reed Hosp;
2 rooms. kit. dining room. bath:
apt. in first-class eond. and at
tractively furn.; adults only: rent
S125 mo. See janitor at 49l2 N.
y. ave. NV. or call Mr.. Greenlee, at
II G. SMITHY CO., ST. 5000. S1l
18th st NV.
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden-type Apt, Near Boiling Field.
t-beCroom, furn. $40
2-bedroom. furn. S1"0
Utilities Included. Immed. Occur
4242 4th st. S.E. 10. 2-9776
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED
GARDEN-TYPE APT. liv ru : ,

GARDEN TYPE APT; liv. rm., jr.
din, rm;. .bedrm.. kit. tiled bath;
modern BLDG. furn in best Of taste:
an utils. furn. in rental of $40.
To inspect. call MRS. HUSBANDS,
res. mgr. 30S E.. Glendale ave-,
Alex.. Va, .OV. 1913. Il
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.
. rms. large kit-dinette, bath.
pvt. entrance; suitable for 9 gentle-
men or girls; $50. DE. 4130. II
WEST HYATTSVILLE, MD.-Liv. rm..
bedrm., bath. kit. pvt. entrance;
EFFIC. BED -LIy. ROOM. kit. scr.
porch. semipvt. bath; util.. phone;
for one; .S55. RA.. 7773. Il
ARL.-Going abroad. viii suitcase
fully furn.- apt; bedroom. living
room with fireplace. dinette. kitchen.
yard. pvt. garage; conv. D. C.,
PeRtaE9n; Zen 1x5ix no s.Is pets children refs.
NICELY FURN. 3-room apt. in private
home; adults only; $75; very good
transp: GE. 4371. Il
MD.-Lge. 2-rm. furn.
apt; utils. furn.; $50. Call UN.
ONE BEDROOM, kitchen. semipvt.
bath; near store and transp. 217
Rock Creek Church I'd. NV. RA.
CHEVY CHAsE-Bsmt. apt; nicely
MT fgTn,i 6os1 81 utils.; conv. transp. Can
ss5 PRiSCcEroN PL. NV bedrm.,
rnpnn hit sayo{r,ut haf .-l eLou,
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CHEVY CHASE-Bsmt. apt; nicely
furn.; 81 utils.; conv. transp. Cali
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me BEDROOM, kitchen. semipvt.
Rock Creek Church I'd. NV. RA.
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REFRIGERATORS
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

AT STUD, Doberman pincher. black
and rust, Westphalia blood line.
Evening star., 1951-03-31

In beautiful Hampshire Gardens apt.
project at N. H. ave and Farragut
st. NV; conv. to Walter Reed Hosp;
2 rooms kit. dining room, bath:
apt. in first-class cond. and nicely
furn.: adults only: rent S125 mo.
See janitor at 4912 N. H. ave. NV.
or call Mr.. Greenlee at H. G.
SMiTHY CO.. ST. $500, S11 18th
ST NV al
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ARLINGTON-2-bedroom unfurnished
apt, S10Q month. Call IA. $4,000
between 2 and s., IL
lge. kit, bath; heat furn.: immed.
occupancy: S65 mo- B. LEONt RD
& CO., 532 4th st. sw., NE. 1850.
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III 31st ST. SCI bedrm., living
rm., kitchen. dinette. bath, sos
mo, not including heat or util.
CONNER & RYON, INC, RE. 3216,
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Err. MD.-Lge. 2-rm. furn.
ills. furn.; $50. Call UN.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Monk S bUrnin'
with Injustice. -.
1T ALL

KMoNK MARTIN got his nick
NI name because of the old
wheeze Monkey see, monkey
do" If Monk hears a guy say
Detroit is holdin' back an auto
engine that weighs no more than
your wife's handbag, he's off.
''It is hundred horsepower,
goes one hundred miles to the
gallon an the oil companies is
payin' 'em to hide it," Monk
will begin tellin' people.
He amt really a bad Joe -
an believe me, he's got lots of
company. Nearly all of us like
to brag that we are wise to some
racket.
Lately Monk has been burnin'
with the injustice bein' done
Uncle Sam.
'SMosr of them free-riders at
the UN don't even have carfare
of their own," Monk tells a
bunch of the customers this
mornin'. They think the US.
is rich an ought to pay the
check every time. l bet there is
some countries never pay a
dime!"
Mister Burgess. the banker,
amt on to Monk. well, now,"
says Mister Burgess. mot every
country could afford to pay as
much as Uncle Sam"
"Ah, that's what you think!'
Monk Martin comes back.
"They all want a vote, they
all want to be equal but they
just don't want to pay!"
Archie, our dishwasher, horns
in. Martin. Archie harrumphs,
''only a few days ago you were
expounding your theories about
the income-tax system. l remem-
Der you favored soaking the rich.
Mister Burgess here is a rich
man. He might protest that you
want a vote and want equality
without paying as much money
as he does"
OL' Monk is cornered. He gulps
an looks around, hopin' for
help out of the hole.
Mister Burgess comes to his
rescue. That is unkind of you,
Archie. | will confess that on
income-tax day pay but not
because I am so happy to help
the government"
"Yah!" Monk says. "You
mugs can't seem to understand
how it hurts heavy taxpayers
like me an Mister Burgess to
see a lot of dead-beats hangin'
around" WAllY BOREN
Evening star., 1951-08-21
l3 Towns Without .Woter

NAPLES. Italy, Aug. 81 P.+
Thirteen communities in this
region are without water. Today
somebody broke the water main
trying to steal the iron pipe.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
Polish Partisan Band
Harries Soviet Forces
BY the Assoeiaied Press

BERLIN. Aug. 21.-A young
Polish refugee said here yesterday
that the Russian forces trying to
keep Poland in line are being har-
ried by growing band of armed
anti-Red partisans.
Josef Kowalski, 19-year-old ref
ugee from Polish secret police.
told a news conference that the
partisans have been making open
attacks against Russian army in
stallationS and Soviet supply trains
crossing Poland to East Germany.
Despite Russian efforts to stamp
out the rebel movement, he said.
lit has managed to double its
strength over the past six years.
Kowalski said the partisans are
concentrating their attacks along
the Baltic coast and in the Masu-
rian Lakes region of Southern
East Prussia, which now belongs
to Poland.
The anti-Communist press Of
West Berlin has beer running re-
ports of such attacks, but there
has been no way of checking them.
Kowalski fed to the West while
attending East Berlin's Commu-
mist world youth festival which
closed Sunday night.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
Pennsylvania Spurs Bill
To Extend Toll Turnpike
BY the Associated Pres,

HARRISBURG. Pa. Aug. 21.-
Bills extending the Pennsylvania
Turnpike southwark to the Mary
land border and north to the New
York State line were passed unan-
imously by the Senate last night.
The southern extension would
run some 40 miles from a point
on the present toll road below
Harrisburg to connect with any
toll road that Maryland might
build.
1t would serve as a link between
Pennsylvania's State capital and
Washington.
The measure extending the
turnpike to the New York State
line would replace legislation
passed in 1949 stretching the toll
road to the Scranton area.
The extension would run to a
point on the New York -Pennsyl-
vania border between the Susque-
hanna and the Delaware River.
The Maryland extension bill was
sent to the House while the north
eastern extension measure, already
passed by the House, went to Gov.
Fine.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
Taft Replies to Green, Calls
Him Partisan Democrat

PORTLAND, Me. Aug. 81 (R.-
Senator Taft. Republican, Of Ohio
said today that President William
Green of the American Federation
of Labor "Is obviously a partisan
Democrat"
That was his comment on Mr..
Green's description yesterday OF
Senator Taft as "an organizer of
communism in America"
Senator Taft's plane was forced
down mere by fog while the Sena-
tor was en- route from Murray
Bay, Quebec, to Concord, N. n
Pilot Emil Liable drove the Sena-
tor to Concord by automobile. The
Senator was scheduled to address
the New Hampshire Legislature.
OF a prediction by President
Dan Tobin of the AFL Teamsters
Union that Senator Taft and Pres
ident Truman would be the con-
testants for the presidency In
1852, the Ohioan said:
I'm not a candidate and don't
know whether I will be-"
Evening star., 1951-08-21
Not Guilty Plea Filed
To Illegal Steel Sale
BY the Associaied Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-A manu-
facturer, Jules Levenstein. pleaded
not guilty yesterday to charges OF
selling steel in illegal channels.
Federal authorities said his case
was the first prosecution of its
kind under the United States De-
tense Production Act.
Mr.. Levenstein, president of the
Ender Manufacturing Corp, was
accused of obtaining steel under
a priority from the Atomic Energy
Commission and selling 81 tons to
unauthorized buyers.
Levenstein, 48, was released in
5000 bail and his trial was set
for September 10 in Federal Court.
If convicted. he could be SEN
fenced up to year in Jail and a
fine of $4,000.
The Government named Mr..
LevenStein on IL counts, along
with the corporation.
Fourteen similar cases under the
Defense Production Act are being
prepared for prosecution through
out the Nation, Bernard Chandler
Government attorney, said. He
added that the Government will
seek jail sentences for business
men found to be willful violators,
Evening star., 1951-08-21

Instability in China" to the IPR
for publication last October.
The official also told Of meeting
Lawrence Todd, an agent for Tass
the Soviet news agency, and ac-
Icompanying him to the Soviet
Information Bureau here and the
State Department press room. He
met Columnist Drew Pearson ir
the press room, he said, and dinec
at Mr.. Pearson's home that eve.
ming with two other Department
officials.
Asked to Explain Entry.
Mr.. Clubb was asked to ex.
plain the diary entry to the effect
that he was "masquerading some.
what under false pretenses."
The witness said the only mean.
ing he could think of was thai
the magazine staff evidently
thought I was closer to them thar
I was"
Mr.. Club submitted leather.
bound diaries covering the perioc
from January. 1882 to June 80
1888, and "loose-leaf, typewriter
diaries covering the period from
the start of World War II to thi.
year.
Mr.. Clubb said he already hal
made inquiries about getting re.
turned to him. through the Brit.
ish, his diaries beginning in 1888
In answer to questions, he sale
he would prefer not to have then
turned over to the committee be.
cause of their personal nature
but that he would not object te
such study. He said he would moi
be willing that his State Depart
ment personnel file be given the
committee but that he thought
Department regulations about
such files should be honored. He
offered, however. to make avail
able later the transcript of the
loyalty hearing now under way.
Mr.. Tavenner said Mr.. Clubt
will remain under subpoena anc
will be recalled for questioning
If the study of his diaries indi-
Gates the need.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
SEC Members DENY
Giving United Corp.
Favored Treatment
BY the Associated Press

The five members of the Sc
curities and Exchange Commission
have termed literally fantastic"
accusations that they gave IA
vored treatment to the United
Corp. ~
A report prepared by the staff
OF a House Judiciary Subcommit-
tee headed by Representative
Walter. Democrat, of Pennsyl-
vania had recommended an in
vestigation of the treatment SEC
gave United after the utility hold
ing company hired former SEC
officials.
Was With SEC Until 1886.
An account of the staff report
appeared yesterday in the New
York Herald Tribune. The report
said William M. Hickey, now
president of United, was an SEC
official until 1896 and that a num-
Der Of other United officials are
former SEC men. It said United.
unlike many other holding COM
panies, had not been forced to
dissolve.
In New York, Richard Joyce
Smith, an attorney for United,
said: Il should like to point out
that Mr.. Hickey left the SEC in
1896 and United Corp. did not
even register as a public utility
until March. 1888. Judge John j.
Burns, associated with us as coun-
sci for United, left his post with
the commission in 1887.
I'm order for there to have been
collusion between these men and
the commission, they would have
had to have influence over a body
that changed its make up rapidly
over the years. Not single COM
mission member is left of those
who served in 1885,"
Minority Stockholder Blamed.
In 1,300-word statement. the
SEC commissioners said the
Charges and insinuations" were
instigated by a minority stock
holder Of United, and it declared: ::
"The charge of favoritism to
former employees is ridiculous.
Most Of these employees left the
SEC long before any of the present
commissioners were appointed to
the SEC.
THE charge that the United
Corp. is the first holding company
that has ever been permitted to
become an investment company is
untrue-there have been other
such cases in the past"
Evening star., 1951-08-21
Girl Convict FIees Jail
Second Time in 3 DAYS
BY the Assoeiaied Press

WETUMPKA. Ala, Aug. 21.-
For the second time in three DAYS.
a small 19-year-old convict es-
capped from the States Prison for
Women here-the last time from
solitary confinement.
Mary Napp escaped yesterday
by squeezing through the bars of
her cell. She was recaptured
about a mile from the prison, re-
ported Mrs. Edwina Mitchell,
prison superintendent.
The prisoner had been placed
in solitary confinement after she
and seven other convicts over
powered a guard and escaped Sat-
urday night. All except one have
been recaptured.
Prison records show the Napp
girl is serving nine months for
petty larceny.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
Month-Long Heat Wave
Ended by Tokyo DeIuoe
By the Assoeiuted Pres,

TOKYO, Aug. 21.-One of tn,
heaviest transforms in recent year.
hit Tokyo today. It disrupted
transportation and communica
tions and ended a month Ions
heat wave.
Many sections Of the teemine
city were under several inches oi
water by nightfall. Automobiles
trolley cars and buses crept al
a snail'S pace. Taxis were at q
premium. Many persons were
stranded at their offices.
Lightning struck a power plant
and temporarily cut of radio
transmission Of news between
Japan and San Francisco and
within Tokyo itself.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
Quirino Plans to Leave
MuniIu Aug. % for U. S.
By fhe Associofed PFsss

MANILA, Aug. 81. - President
Elpidio Quirino plans to leave
Manila August % for the United
States and the signing of the
United States Philippines mutual
defense pact in Washington.
Administration sources said Mr..
Quirino would go from Washing
ton to Baltimore for a check up
ut Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
Virginia Hills Auto Sold
For $1,000 at Tax Sale
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-A Great
Neck IN. " securities broker, "in
the market for a bargain" is the
new owner of Virginia Hills $3,100
blue station wagon.
Charles Zingraf bought it yes
terday for $1,000 at an auction
conducted by Federal Internal
Revenue authorities seeking to
satisfy a $161 900 tax lien against
the pretty brunette, former friend
Of underworld leaders.
Mr.. Zingraf said he didn't buy
this because Virginia Hill owned
it," but to make my wife and
three kids very happy"