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FARMS

HOWARD COUNTY-200-acr stock
or dairy farm. large, mod. 4.bedrm:
home among trees on MI; IroIhiins nnchinn
Gn Sarn hishxay StS boH basss stalls: also
large concrete ,silos: ideal cattle or
horse farm; large, new maenine
shed. 2 tenant houses. nice streami
asser asS ss Join firm mnuR6op aRS sgsrkcais HS
Ashtons Ms;t RFR Rds.' p ss4e. 81 s's'' Mo: III
1915 ACRES FOR SALE. Montgomery
County. MARYLAND. ,y New m%1dss5n 1%asan
bs91y s5a sat ssass steam fS ius runns sIiss
pasture: 35. min. drive. to D. e;
$1,000. cash; No realtors. W5its
400 ACRES, 2 sets Of farm bldgs..
one a large stone house with large
ssgs ye SsTn 'nS sSrnss nsa, wsn zs'
distance; $3.50 per acre. JOHN
Ya sPaTinss ANS Ma.. RID 2. Call Ashton Mi1
REsPoNsIrLEE COUPLE LIZ desire s,s,1n,y to SSy
reasonable. re. 24o4. III
NEW sTRoUT CATALoGoaJDHssss Susi
Farms. homes. businesses. 9. .OS4 bar
gains; SO States; Mailed free
saTs sTRogT gdr REAhTSxi MsISinrton aA stsrlns WaGa
Louisa coUNTY-e-room house.
good condition; 200 acres more or
less; 35 miles from Richmond; mod
ern conveniences; oil heat; tele.
tenant houses; 5 outbuiidings; farm
machinery and hay; Is head Black
Angus cattle. Price reasonable.
convenient terms. MRS. D: g.
JONES. Buckner. Va. Phone 2441.
1875 ACRES FARM LAND, 80 miles
Wash; excel. building site: Bull Run
acre. Terms. FALLS CHURCH
REALTY. Phone FA. 2122. IS
NEW MARKET FARM for stock Of
nearly 150 acres; Groom, 2-bath
rse ssrs oHsSidss sn s" ali neas IN very sood
faiD; on hard road. about Q miles
TO activities; really fine Frederick
Go: farm for $3s. 500; z; K; Rnbls,
If'S9. IfSSlesysils Rss,.o4 Sls4. with R. p RIP
szs IeWSt. Sss!'Gs sss mo: buy: 100 acre. :
TToad, Tan,.a y TWlile. Wile. Sd,I WSILL1AsMs AZ A. COOKE.
NEAR ROUND HILL, va. nice 6-rm.
fTeRs wi'a On No. sers: e oass ass' las al
cows, 2 screened porches. cottage
In yard. Price. S17,7O0, terms to
suit ys,,!'us purchaser, 3 L. GORDON.
1OO-ACRE CATTLE FARM. fronting
County; 6-rm.. house. wants some
repairing; cattle barn. lge. stream.
land all clear and in grass. Price.
$40, 900. Pay $4,000 cash, take
back trust for balance, payable
$500 year. Inspection only by ap-
potntment. Can after 6 pm. B.
G. BENTON. Broker. IA. 1888.
2 ACRES, rms. and bath house,
gas heat, in the town Of Herndon,
"a mile from business section. Good
garden and other bldgs. House in
good cond., inside and out. Price,
S10.500. $4,000 cash. Take back
trust for balance. Payable monthly.
For inspection, call Herndon 214-M.
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- EXCLUSIVE WITH
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr. & Bro
1912 K st. NV. Realtors. MA. 1885,
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY tcons. !

PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy home
$4,000 to invest. caii EN-. 6o27.
HAVE CLIENT to purchase detached
home within walking distance Of st.
AIMS Church, Wis. ave. and Yuma
st. sood Bs6 sendon SGn Creme NP Or st9eSo
Please Pea scf'isGl call sAMuEL M B. LoVEGEss.
ma; 9300; eyes. OR. S725. BOSS &
WE HAVE CLIENTS, with cash. in
aaed aad nearbs Nf hSmfs Marsand g nd
ave. Sc. Jo. s-7655. 10
GOVT OFFICIAL, retired. has $l7.-
brick or frame. in Arlington. Must
F. sord aeaf evss sss eRf W shSSpPns 9SHpP JGM Ga NJ
WE NEED your Arlington property
badly If it is priced under $50, 900.
Free appraisals and quick settle
We H3yE syis eGfok ca GAsa 2i7s BuYER for
eE wheaton. RoBERT a. FosTER'
aovEkNsIENr 81; asSai EMPLOYEES leaving Ma
60. sell As your home. Call ST. 1888
NORTH ARLINGTON - Out-of- town
naval ofiicer anxious for 3-bedroom.
2-bath home near Navy Annex; has
on OF before May SO. Please caii
Mr.. boswell, OW. 6S19. with FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, OW. 4441. Ill
WISH TO BUY q nice 2 or 8 bedrm
home, consider any nice location.
Have cash. BOX 32-x. star. 21s
WANTED-Home.. No dealers. Must
portation; under Si4. 900; with h.
w.h. Write full particulars, W. p.
COLLINS. 2703 8. Wayne st.. Ar
Mngton. Va. 81
DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest cash for your property. Can
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STORES FOR RENT Cont,
RARE OPPORTUNITY

Infants and Children's Wear
For enterprising merchant to take
over 10-YEAR GOOD WILL AT NO
COST.
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CONTINUED On Nexv Pags)
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STORES FOR RENT

eth AND E j.. SITS; IT'S N.W:-2nd f.. pvt:
and 2 baths; air conditioned. mod
OLD I'D GEoRGgTowN,. ooRGGGgsTSo1wN s2ss M st.
n,.w.-Ideal for antique shop or
stheT 81 sdss esSiness' Rental s76 1o m9pth'
sfdoRaa9 a9or OF street-floor office. on Goth
good TRANSFORMATION. Ma. $3.50;
STORE WITH BALCONY, 1000 50.
it.; 10th and Eye sts:; also suitable
:or offlce; new building. Call DI.
SHOP. ladies' wear, established 10
years; excellent. location. upper
Conn. ave- good lease to responsible
s9Ga 1Gs ggtS' 1gtS 81. sTaf N.w-Larse so display
window. approx. 900 So. IT,; fun
bsmt,; newly reconditioned; suitable
ME- sny typs Ss5 0usinesa coME Fefs REEY sfns eo
500 AND so4 Z ST. NV, opposite
Hecht's parking lot. Good location.
14PR FRY ST., SO NR, f St pAkK n;K' kb Rn "
linery, florists, OF any retail busi-
ness. Apply SALLY SHOP. co. 97S6.
32 CARROLL AVE, TAX. Park. Md
Ideal ss for Tor barber shop, 1sTeler, is,o or
1858 GA. AVE. N.w.-store and 2
store app. 20x60; rms, kit. and
9as6 hHo SpsIa!Ts sERasTgN 1saS ssns Co. Agply Nsa
tors. 1415 K ST. NV, ME. 5400,
NEWLY remodeled stores IN excellent
colored neighborhood: ideal for res
taurant, pawn broker, dry cleaner,
barber shop, beauty parlor, etc;
imm. occupancy. Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN g. CO.. Realtors, 1415
K st. NV, ME. $500.
LEE HWY.-Corner, store. 40xs0., in
large shopping center grocery store
ing. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g.
CO. Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME.
NR. NAVAL ORDNANCE. New Hamp-
shire ave. extended-One store left,
suitable for drug or hard1waTe aI;1va re- mo no
eW s15 ssGes y 5AcK ssEe5s ass N III
e457 IL fsHH' istS ST. NV. tnr. Columbia
rd)-Former Safeway; one story
size 36xSO.5; excellent for any
business requiring large room in this
heavily populated area; reaS. rent
for responsible party. w. L. SHIP
LEY. 927 18th ST. NV, MA. 1856.
FIT. DAVIS SHOPPING CENTER.
ALABAMA AND PA. AYES. Sc.
Store 16x76. available April /. Old
established shopping center. in a
heavily populated section:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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90 ACRES in Laytonsville area. I'M
proved with 7-rm. frame house.
bath, lge. liv. rm. with open ire-
place. House on high elevation, land
calf barn, chicken houses and other
outbulidings. few fruit trees, all
year-round road. Owner has pur-
chased a larger farm and Is going
to sell this one Call Jerry Williams,
Damascus 1891 with z
$40 Frederick Avenue, Gaithersburg,
Md, Phone 29Q. III
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WAKE UP
AND LIVE

THIS is NO DREAM
You too can have q 1h-acre tract
and this modern story and half
gabled home. complete with gear
living rm., separate banquet dining
rm., 1st-f. study. 1 bedrm. and "a
bath; modern U-shaped kitchen
will take table and chairs. Up
stairs are. Q bedrms., full bath. 3
closets, plus extra storage space.
Bsmt. is large with outside entrance.
2 screened porches for summer liv-
ing. outdoor frepl. $4,000. to
So 900 cash and 500 per mo. buys.
Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
476s Lee Hwy a. ofr Glebe Rd..e
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

GARAGE suitable for auto body shop;
$500 to 5000 50. IT,, preferably in
NV. section. Call RA. 4329 or SH.
S409 5
WHOLESALE SUPPLY FIRM needs
$1,000 to 10000 SO. IT. space for
showroom and warehouse; End COM
1914 10
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1908 goth st. NV.
WANT TO FARM?

WANT TO FARM?
We have q 32-acre plot with 0 spa
cious three bedroom bungalow,
priced at only $1,000; $4,000 VIII
handle. Call while the opportunity
lasts.
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Penna. ave. s.e.. VI. 1902 It'll 8.
Barney's Small Farm
25 acres. excellent S-rm. stone home;
bedrms., Ia baths, tenant house
and other outbuildings. % mi. to
D. c.
See Us First Real Estate Co.
TysonS Corner, Va.
FA. 6601. 10
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FRANCES POWELL HILL
PRESENTS

% 14s-acre operating farm. on Sen
eca Ridge I'd. In Fairfax Co., Va.
This farm Is located in q growing
community Of fine country places
and is within committing range.
Improved by q 7-rm. farm residence
with elec. and running water; ade-
quately-sized cinder block barn with
dairy house and hay storage.
A 10-acre wooded site commands an
extensive view Of the Blue Ridge
and Potomac Valley.
Price. stocked and equipped. $42, 900.
(2) 70 wooded acres in Fairfax Co.,
Va, located on State road. Just OF
Lee blvd. A short drive Of 20 miles
brings you to the White House. No
buildings, but several nice sites, and
9 springs are on the property.
This property is good investment
at S15,500 cash.
Call Mr.. Price at DE. 41o1 during
day, or at SH. 3541 ewes.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
o.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUILDING-2-story floor space COX
tioning repair shop. elec. repair shop
or plumbing repair shop, etc. 1416
irving st. NV, HU. $500. -12
STORES, OFFICES, WAREHOUSES;
WE OFFER NOW
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
BLDGS. WITH PARKING FACILI-
TIES. IN BEST WASHINGTON
LOCATIONS.
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1853
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COUNTRY CLUB
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

This large custom built brick English
Colonial with its liv. rm.. din. rm..
porch, recr. rm., baths. and con-
venient location is priced below the
market. Only 8 yrs. old and now
like new. The owner has been
transferred and must sell now. For
appointment, call
JUDSON REAMY g. SON
1922 N. Irving st.. Ari. CHI. 0800;
After PM. FA. 2S79. .
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HOME AND INCOME
S1725


Excellent brick home with
bination (flreplace), spacious
kitchen, 3 bedrooms, tiled
bath, PLUS efficiency apt.
in basement including full
tiled bath; now rented for
S65 per month; many extras
including aluminium combi-
nation storm windows and
screens, some furniture; ex-
cellent location; convenient
to Pentagon and National
Airport; can be handled with
approx. $4,000 cash. Hurryl
]. Wesley Buchanan
Radio Bldg, Arl., Va.
ia. 4-1155
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ARLINGTON
: ASHTON HEIGHTS
AURORA HILLS

2-story red brick Colonial.
Naval officer's home in finest
residential area. 8 bedrms.,
Q baths, plus attic with stairs
I'm, 12x29 liv. din. rm. with
Carrara glass fireplace, den
and W bath. de luxe equip.
kit, lge. porch down. Knotty
pine recr. rm. with fireplace.
u bath, patio and attached
.gerege In above-ground bsmt.
Excel. financing. Priced firm
ut S31,500.
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FAUOUIER CO.. VA.

FAUQUIEH co., VA.
20 acres. II acres clear balance in
timber. nice stream, fronting on
good road. Va mile to bus, 4-room
usI at door eiei Pr,ce reduesd Ts To- 5000
cash for sale. Owners wife in hos
pital. Shown BY appt. only: 81
miles D. C. Call IA. 4-0696. 10
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Sleepy Hollow Knoll
In this lovely section on h:acre lot,
we have Just / new rambler left.
Liv. rm. with frepl.. huge picture
window. china cabinet and book
shelves; dining area. delightful
bedrms with excellent closet space,
sparkling tile bath. efficient kit,
equipped with eft. refrigerator,
gas range. YOUNGSTOWN steel cab
inets. garbage disposal. built-in
bkfst. nook; full dry bsmt. with "a
bath. outside entr.; gas heat. Don't
fail to inspect. Possession within
T,TTRTA RROS
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Choice Office Locations
ID 1871 K st. n.w.-1st f.. lge. s.
rm suite; also 2nd-h. sgle. suite;
(s5 Sp'I 1919 1sV K st. n.v.-Remodeled B.
story -and,bsmt. bldg, IL rms. 8
ts9 sS'si ia4s st?S Goth st. n.w.-Modern g.
story Office bldg. 10 rms, laws;
tD Opp. Mayfiower Hotel-2nd-n.
suite, approx. 1000 it.; only 1915.
(5) 1920 18th st. n.w.-Bldg. now
beng remodeled, one fl. still avail,
for doctors, manufacturers repre-
sentative, lawyers or luxurious apt;
will do over to suit.
For further information and other
locations contact DRURY REALTY
CORP, Dupont Circle Bldg, MI.
1000, ewes. WO. 1881.
MEDICAL CENTER
5000, So. IT; on :. floors, modern
floors. suitable for doctors office and
goth ST. AT K
$500 So. feet. new building; air con-
K ST. AT CONN. AVE.
Offices, single or suites, by the week
R1ppEiL REALTY CO. D1. 1900
442O CONN. AVE.
Modern office. R. DoWD. OR. 1900
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NORTH ARLINGTON
Definitely one of the finer Cape Cod
homes that is in perfect condition.
1st floor has liv. rm. 12x18 with
frepl, din. rm. 11x11, well-equipped
kit, bedrm. 13x14, den 11x12, tile
bath, side screened porch 10x1S.
End floor has 2 hedrms. and bath.
Full, dry bsmt. with outside entrance,
built-in garage. The lot is level
and well Handicapped. Many extras
are included in the S25.250 price.
MODERN RAMBLER
This new Arlington County home will
appeal to future executives and SUI
pervisors: is located on a level lot
75,x200' nestled amid towering oak
trees. Large liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. space, streamlined kit, 3 bed
rms. and bath. Full bsmt. with fire.
pl. and lavatory. Detached garage.
F. E. MALCOLM
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NEVER HEARD OF
prrTrr ArT0N VII
Down, $54.70 n
Move In

New 2-bedroom bungalow on high
lot, block to bus service; city water,
sewer. Take advantage Of 40 GI
MILLS REALTY CO.
Annandale, Va. FA. 0999
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

FLATS (2-S' apts.) with separate
heating units End utilities, regard,
principals or agents. MR.. SHAW,
AID. 0531; eyes,. 10. 2-3317. Ill
Evening star., 1951-10-01

of the Yalu and dig in for the
inevitable attack, we found 1t far
more profitable during the sum-
mer months to punish his ranks,
his communications and supply
lines midway in Korea"
Fighting Against Stagnation.
Gen. Van Fleet said the 9th
Army had to keep fighting to
"forestall the dreaded softening
process of stagnation."
He said the fighting not only
crippled Red forces. it gave U. N.
troops a chance at working at
their trade"
DAY by day they were absorb
ing new lessons and gradually
learning the profession of fighting
"a profession they had to learn
properly to do the job assigned.
Week by week, as new men re-
placed veterans. the 6th Army
was utilized more and more as a
combat school We are far
superior army today than we were
last spring or a year ago."
He likened Allied casualties to
''the storied boy hero of Holland
who jammed his finger in a dixie
to stem the flow of a possible re-
surgent food In seizing a
predominant ). objective we lost
men-men who jammed their
fingers in the dixie SO that the
Communist flood waters could not
destroy a free civilization.
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0'Dwyer Has No Comment
On Bookie's Contributions
BY the Associofei Press

TIA JUANA. Mexico, Oct. L.
There was no comment from Will
liam ODwyer when he was told
yesterday of reports that Brook
lyn Bookie Harry Gross claimed
to have contributed to his New
York Mayor campaigns.
New York newspapers said that
Gross had told a grand jury ne
Clipped in $4,000 in 1945 and
SIS, 900 in 1949 to help elect
.O'Dwyer. now United States Am
basSador to Mexico.
The former New York Mayor
was a guest yesterday of Mexico
President Miguel Aleman at the
,latter's ranch near this United
States border city and last night
they were visiting in the Pacific
Coast city of Ensenada. so miles
south of here.
O'Dwyer said he would continue
on down the coast to Nathan by
plane and then go to Mexico City
before returning to the Aleman
ranch In a few days.
Evening star., 1951-10-01

British living costs has been less
than in other countries.
The platform promised to ex-
tend price control to combat it.
The manifesto said that under
Labor there are a half million
more jobs than people to fill them
and the nations production is
now so per cent above prewar.
1t blamed a world shortage of
raw materials for higher prices
of imports and for restoring the
dollar gap.
Ofhcial figures to be released
Wednesday are expected to show
a loss of a half billion dollars by
Britain in the three months ended
yesterday
The party said that Half of
Brita:r's wealth is still owned by
Il per cent of the population" and
promised to continue its campaign
for redistribution of income and
of property to insure that those
who create the nations wealth
receive their just rewards"
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By the Assoeiaied Press

BATH, England Oct. 1.-The
Western Temperance League
touched off a drive today to dry
up the British whodunit.
If the league has its way. the
private eye will spit out a .38 cali
ber bullet, mince into the nearest
soda fountain, and say as follows:
"Gimme a lemonade. Make it
"a double. Neat"
All British crime writer's will be
asked to put their boys on the
water wagon.
whisky, whisky, whisky
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Internal Revenue
Continued From First page }

Finance Corp. loan to American
Lithofold Corp. Witnesses said
Finnegan received $45. .058 as SAL
airy and expenses from the COM
pany while on the Government
payroll. &! .t... a.. @
| June 30-Deputy Collector Sid
ney Jacobs and Mrs. Ann Brooks
McAdoo Serge, an auditor, both
in the New York Office. arrested on
charges of defrauding the Gov
ernment of $4,000.
District Collector Ousted.
| July flames w. Johnson, COL
ilector for the 3rd New York dis
trict, ousted by President Truman
after Mr.. johnson refused a re-
quest to resign. Former Commits
sioner George j. Schoeneman said
the custer was a question of in
efficiency. not lack of honesty"
| July 16-Denis w. Delany, COL
lector in charge at Boston, was
fired oy MIR. Truman. Later he
was indicted on charges of bribery
and false certification of tax pay
mentS.
| Augls 1-Mr. Dunlap succeed
ed MI. Schoeneman, 81. who said
he resigned because of his health.
| August 24-Jamees B. E. Olson,
head of the alcohol tax unit in
New ork. resigned when told by
congressional investigators h e
would have been fired.
Septembel 21-Dayid Bolick
steppeG out as assistant revenue
commissioner and was succeeded
by Justin Wrinkle. There were nc
charges of improper conduct.
September 24-Walter Doxon
internal revenue agent in Newark,
I'M. j was suspended after testi-
mony to a Senate subcommittee
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Korea
Continued F-'om First PageJ

Continued F'"om First PageO
U. N. troops three hills west OF
Chorwon.
Patrols Maintain Contact.
Southeast of Kumsong, where
the Allies saved an important
ridge from a three-day Chinese
counter attack, there was an un-
easy lull as probing patrols main-
tanned contact.
Aided BY brighter weather. Al
lied fighter -bombers roared north
Monday to continue their almost
ceaseless pounding of the Red Ko.
rean rail and road supply net
work.
The MICS encountered Monday
were from the red-nosed outfit
presumed by some Allies to be 4
Communist flying circus" a Sc.
lect group of crack pilots assem-
bled as aerial shock troops.
American pilots said the MIG.
were very aggressive in the bat
ties that ranged from 10000 fee
down.
1t. Col. George L. Jones o1
Vero Beach. Fla. was credited
with the destroyed Red jet.
MIG Claims Added Up.
1t. Booth T. Holker of Boze.
man, Mont, damaged two. Maj
William T. Whisner of Shreve'
port, La, damaged the third.
Fifth Air Force MIG claims fol
the war now total rs destroyed
Is probably destroyed and 191
probably damaged.
The Far East Air Force sale
the Reds suffered their heaviest
vehicle loss of the war during
September.
An FEAT monthly summary
said $1,000 supply vehicles. 13:
locomotives and nearly $500 raj
cars were destroyed or damaged
by Allied warplanes.
In Sunday ground action, Allied
troops grabbed strategic peak:
from the Reds on the Central ane
Eastern fronts. Later in the day
Ifanatical bands of North Korean
Communists slashed into U. N
lines on the slopes Of HeartbreaE
Ridge, but we're thrown back.
1,466 Chinese Killed.
The 9th Army reported the Al
lies held a crest southeast OF
Kumsong in Central. Korea de-
spite a three-day series of Red
attacks that left 1896 dead Chi
nese littering the slopes.
Gen. Van Fleet said the Reds
lost 1882 men between May 25
and September Is. That repre-
sents nearly 10 Red divisions.
There are a number of rea-
sons why we didn't pursue the
Communist aggressor and finish
him off in the early months o1
summer" the 9th Army COM
mander said.
Foremost, the enemy at that
time, if we had continued full
scale United Nations pressure
could have withdrawn to his Man
churian sanctuary, recouped at
his leisure and then returned to
spill his violence on the 9th Army
Rather than march to the banks
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Temperance Group Opens Drive
For Drying Up Mystery Stories

moaned DR.. Charles Marsh, pres
ident of the league. "They never
seem to drink anything else.
IF enough writers heed our
plea to stop this sort Of thing, the
idea will die that only a softie
drinks a soft drink.
1.-THE problem is to find sat-
isfactory substitute for the hero
to drink. 1t is true that milk is
not very exciting.
IF / were writing a novel my
hero would swallow aerated pine
apple or orange juice. or maybe a
dash of concentrated passion
fruit juice with Soda"
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Dispute Over Hiring
Stops BeIvoir Projects
TotaIing S. Million

About 200 AFL craftsmen failed
to show up for work today on
several large Fort Belvoir con-
struction Jobs tctaling about S.
million IN high-priority projects.
The work stoppage was pro-
test against the Governments
employment of non-union labor
on some of the projects.
Frark j O'Connor. secretary
treasurer of the Washington AFL
Building and Construction Trades
Council said the union workmen
were eager to return to work if
"a solution could be worked out
with military officials,
Projects Tested.
More than a dozen projects con-
tracted for by the Military Dis
trict of Washington were halted.
These included the SIS million
extension to the Engineering
School; two shop buildings, $685.
900; a $751 900 classroom building,
a $176,000 mine detector testing
and developing laboratory. a
1925, 900 materials laboratory, a
$127 900 addition to the electrical
distribution system and $4,000
addition to the electrical distribu-
ton system, and a $4,000 fire.
proof storage vault.
Also halted was 1892, 900 worth
of construction let by the Belvoir
Post Authority. This includes the
rehabilitation of temporary build
ings in many areas Of the sprawl
ing post.
Few Men Working.
Only a few men were working
on some of the latter projects
today.
Mr.. O'Connor said union Off
cials had been meeting with Army
officers in hope of reaching a sat
isfactory agreement. The last
talk with procurement officers was
held at the Pentagon last week.
Under terms of the 1947 Armed
Services Procurement Act, mill
tary construction must be award
ed to the Lowest responsible bid
der" regardless of union or nom
union status Of the labor en-
ployed.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
he received $1,000 in sales fees

he received $1,000 in sales fees
from American Lithofold Corp.
September 27-James F. Smyth,
collector in San Francisco, seven
lesser officials and one employe
IN that office were suspended.
One einploye confessed juggling
tax eccounus and another con-
fcssed embezzling from an en-
|ploye fund. officials said. A grand
Jury rlobe of political influence
in the Sar Francisco Office is still
Under Uay.
Evening star., 1951-02-23

A bill that would give the Com
missioners permanent authority
to order summer daylight saving
time has been introduced by
Senator Pastore, Democrat, Of
Rhode Island.
Several times before the Senate
has approved such a measure,
but the House always has cut the
authority to the current year. The
Pastore bill was referred to the
Senate District Committee.
Two bills for daylight saving
already are pending before the
House District Committee. Both
were introduced by Representa-
tive Klein, Democrat, of New
York. One would give the city
Evening star., 1951-02-23
Smithsonian Opens
RYDER Paintings Exhibit

The Smithsonian Institutions
National Collection of Fine Arts
opened today its new Albert
Pinkham Ryder Room for the
John Gellatly collection Of paint
ings, including his famous work,
Jonah.
The room will be open from
9 am. to 4:30 pm. weekdays and
Sundays on the first floor of the
Natural History Building. Tenth
street and Constitution ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-23
Trial Of Driver on Counts In Collision Is Postponed

their daughter Barbara, s, all
of 1918 Eighteenth place NE,
who were treated at Casualty
Hospital.
Before crashing into the Fin
nellie car, the auto operated by
Jackson had sideswiped another
automobile and failed to stop,
police charge.
Jackson was charged with leav-
ing after colliding, speeding, driv-
ing on the wrong side of the
street and driving after revoca-
ton of his drivers permit.
Judge Aubrey B. Fennell sci
Jackson's bond at $500.