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New bedrm., liv. rm.. din. rm. suites
at cut-rate prices; some unclaimed
freight and factory closeouts. KING
SH bSal: omen till q nm.
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Bring your dental gold platinum dis
carded iewelry We pay cash.
A. KAHN. INC.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT

Remodeling and repairs of all kinds.
rn Tons to 4o roof. SStiS Town % coNsTRuc-
TION CORP. Call MR. BLUM
BERG, 10. 2-0315 or EX. 47o0.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN
RUsINFSs WOMAN ~ wids svr

BUSINESS WOMAN OF wide exper.
personnel work. Owner of successful
shop. Wishes position with organiza.
ton. Write Box 350-S. Star. -22
NURSE. white. eflcient, invalid. con-
Ealesent: any type case; live in, refs
ia. 2-7020. 30
NURSE. practical: Is years expert
ence, hypos.: chronic case Qaoy);
references. GE, 7103.
NURSE, practical. white. desires care
Of lady bed patient. Best references
TYPING AT HoME-Medical, legal
and miscellaneous documents; fast
and accurate AK. 6I57. %"
C0LORED WOMAN wants job as char
E2mans day or night references
coLoRED GIRL desires Job as sales
girl or maid in dept. store. DE. 1919.
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1717 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
Lovely efficiency apt, with eombina-
tion liv.-bed rm.. kit. and bath:
large rms; ample closet space: beau
tifully furn.; avail. Immediately.
FLOYD e. DAVIS CO., 1929 X St.
NV. Ma. O352. -21
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LOCKERS

Steel. reconditioned and painted like
new. condition, with lock and key,
half lockers. S8 each; 4S5 available;
free delivery, free parking.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT
CO. 639 NEW YORK. AVE. NV.
MATTRESS, foam rubber and springs,
double, with legs. Best quality;
mos. old. XII. S-1S51, ewes. 80
MIMEoGRAPH MACHINE. letter Oh
legal size. 1906 M sts. NV, ST,
oil i'll BuRSERs g N R AND TANKS. New
gun-type oil burners with 8 NH
controls and :,Y5-gal, oil storage
tanks; price S195. GENERAL OIL
BURNER SERVICE CO. INC. 1881
Ward CT. NV, ST. 1915.
OIL BURNER PARTS retail. New
and replacement motors, transform
e,S, fdel units, pumps, valves uoZ-
z'es. etc. GENERAL OIL BURNER
SERVICE CO. NC. 1@5 Ward
Mt, stRIE
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MOTOR TRAvEI
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS and undermining, cellar
estimates NATioNAL coNTRAcT.
mo. CO g3l New York ave NV.
ADDITIONS and home undermining
cellar to roof; up to years to nay.
HAMILTON CoNTR co RE 4477
alterations kit. have 1t
done right Call WHITE. AP. 1880
or RA 22Ra -o0
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CALCULATOR Monroe electric;
S9a 90 UNITED TYPEWRITER co
CAMERA GUIDE. free. Pay 6-1s mo.
BRENNER, 933 Pa. NV RE. 2434
CASH REGISTER (NationaD. good
condition. Cal HO. 1858.
CASH REGISTER, National; S9.99
rtns up receipt; S35. 2ol9 14th st
CEMENT MIXER, 3 Gu. it.. engine or
Apt. 2. 1923 Orren ne, 4-6 pm. 81
cIARiNET H1aRaS -oo - With case, B , fat,
priced SIS OIL. 1is4' '0aatsip''' msa
$155 each. oTggssedo. $40; sport coat
s45a @Safs sss4es sRPaSs s56 s5s o9 S1d 4 4IE e0s
DEEP FREEZE-Stainless steel. 81
Gu It. with h-h. p. Drummer COM
presSso9r; perf. cond.; best offer. 10
DRHGM1IiprF1ERs IGs Seasonal clos. close
DIAMoNDs - Ladies' sol. y cts.
S75; mans sol. "a cts. $3.50; ladies
q cts, $3.50; ladies plat. cts,
S3355ee:: Ladies Ladies perfect eet,sol; sol; ~ cts,
All prices include mountings, trades
eiade tax LIVINGSTON & ' CO
Established 1904 1929 H st. NV,
M. NE 3So NE. 1905. ga
closet, table, i chairs. yellow pias-
tic seats, table Dg6s. excel conI. F.;
cost $3.50; sacrifice, $3.50. OIL. 5272.
DINING SET, beautiful nah. PC,
$3.50; cost $500: pr. rare Italian
torehieres. Slo0, Wo. $3.50. 20
DilSETTE SET, table and 4 chairs
mattrssses. s9 sPos sso IKE IKE he% sass
tasgS sappors s fs's "A Vhss g. taes' Ao osI4 sIsh
DINING ROOM sUiTE. 9-pc.. mahoe. :,
sell reasonably. K1. s-524s. 30 "
DIsHwASHERs, new. 4s-in. sink
sK1tsedi Kas sSs5; s.oS5 Can GEORGE PAR
DRAPEs, green antique satin ira
verse, and cornice to fit 72-in.
window; dusty rose carpet. 13-ft
Gin. by 12-ft.: mahogany kidney
shaped desk. Call MI, 6S19. to
DuPLicAToR. stencil type. si5i75
UNITED TYPEWRITER Co. S1a
EtEe. Lee :; ICE u MACHINE, Ajax. model
4 AZ. purchased new, March
daily. will sell for balance on note.
IS payments. S49.o8 monthly. Call
MI 1871 dqiIy = tn
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AIR-COND. APT.
ON CAPITOL HILL
SEPARATE DINING ROOM

o434 114tl1 L Il O4xN44NA 4lSFN(xn
A magnificent view of the Capitol
and the Supreme Court from either
the twin-sized bedrm. or the ige.
liv. rm. Other features are an ep-
tertainment-sized din, rIn.. recp. hall.
mod. tile bath and kit. price ridicu-
NICB9Ls. NO. 2117 EWES. Days
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES, INC,
1920 K st. NV.
COLoRED-a BEDRMS.. liv. rm., d.
nette, kitchen and bath, $500; $3.50
down. SS5-S'9 per month; nothing
extra. l bsdrm.. liy, rm., dinstte,
kitchen and bath; low down pay
nnJ mspt: ;.t s75 per s,r,aH month; Both stove
BIDS pldg' sn1r3 nr3 18th and Columbia I'd.
CoGoRED-15s7 NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE. N.W.-own your own 3-rm.,
kitchen and bath, rear porch apt. in
this desirable neighborhood. Reas.
down payment. monthly terms like
rent: Call office of "A. NJ. DRAISNER,
COL0RED-VACANT. MOVE IN with
small down payment. 1925 18th st.
NV. Coop apartments. Open for in.
spection daily, Sat. and Sun. 10
amp pm. Beautiful corner build
ing. Large, bright rooms, 1 to 4 bed
rooms, living room, kitchen and
bath. Elevator building. Your last
chance to get one Of these choice
apts; Only a few still available,
Monthly payments less than rent.
Hurry Hurryi HENRY SALUS, lI01
vermont ave. NV.
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"TELEVISION"
TELEVISIONS
APPLIANCES

BEST BUYS IN TOWN. Cash
OR TERMS ON 1851 AND
1852 MODELS. BRAND
NEW. WE ONLY SELL
NATIONALLY ADVERTIS-
ED BRANDS. SEE US B-4
BUYING.
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.
MA. 1859
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PAPERING AND PAINTING
AL work, estimates free Cali Mr.
BECKETT. MI 0n3h Du 4n53
PhPERING AND PAINTING by Ist-
clas- white mechanic. Call Mr.
REANS, Ii, 7-6S9S.
PAPERING AND PAINTING - Reas.
Eor EorrE cpowEt9 GaSranteed Tax Pk,' Sill spr
PLASTERER, brick. cement. flag
stone work; weterproofiDg; no ieh
too small. Ii. 3-49S7, LU. 4-5317
q speciality: large and
small jobs, new and old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723.
PLASTERING-Ceilings and patch
work q speciality. Call MI 1882.
- Ceilings and patch
work a speciality. CAL MI, 1882.
30
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont.,
FLAGSTONE WORK

ELECTRICAL WIRING-old and new
work; estimates free. GE. 1880
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LANDSCAPNG, gardening. plowing
topsoil, retaining walls. cement, brick
work. driveways and walkways. HU
S s.g5 alter 5 pm 24r,,, a.
sGDp5NG ss6 PINS CO. 1924 18th St NV
PAfNTiNG, interior and exterior, b,
able white men. Best work for less
Free estimate. Ii. 6-22SS. --25
PAINTING-Roofs fixed, cement work
floors cleaned and waxed, gen. haul
ing, reas. rates. TIA. 1881. -23
PAINTING, PAPERING; first-class
workmanship; work done immediate
y; MR.; PoAT. GE. 5643 pa
p. c. DEcoRAToRs. Wo. 64o4,
Ashton ti536. pa
PAINTING, paper hanging, and re-
pairs; reasonable; Al work; IONA
rm., $50; quick service. MI. 9514.
PAINTING-Neat, responsible work
ssaTosnIesd sssoGfsIo st T1Sp Tsss9ns9le s6pp PRICES
SS4S, JU. S-S70s. -25
also Kem-Tonfng; no Job too small
free estimates. CaIl MR.. HOOKER
SMITH. DE. 5000; after 2 pm, co.
013B 30
PAINTING and papering. SATISFIED
customers for over 25 yrs. Call
MR.. LAWRENCE, RA. 9703,
PAPERING, 5-rm., 2-story hall house
low as SS5; W. mechanic: own work.
RALPH, ME. S14S; aft. 8. TU. 0216.
PAPER HANGING. 81 up per room
1851 washable sunfast papers. work
guaranteed GE. 1888, GF. 24e1.
PAPER HANGING
Prompt service: reasonable; good
work. A. T. GEORGE. DI. 01O6.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNITURE SALE

FURNITURE of 6-rm. hourse, incl.
TV, washer, oil paintings, etc. 1000
Oath ST n . DIJ TgS4
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OFFICE FITRNTTITRE

OEFICE FUNNII URE
DESKS. FILES, TABLES. CHAIRS
Largest selection. Lowest prices.
Govt recond. Priced right. Free
parking on premises D. c. SURPLUS
SALES. 5l1 New Jersey ave. NV,
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STEEL

Large quantity OF angie IRON, rein
forcing steel and steel sash and 30C
ERAL WRECKING Co. Brentwood
I'd. and w st. ne. MI. 6177. --2C
STENOTYPE. iate model, recondi.
toned guaranteed; S42.50. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. s13 14th st
STORE FIXTURES, hosiery cases
JOS. DeYoUNG. 1929 r ST. 20
STORM WINDOWS. Quincy triple.
track alum. or mahog. storm win.
dowS: from S12.S5 CAPITAL CON.
tracing CO., Bethesda. Nd. Free
estimates, 3 yrs. to pav. WI. 6Q86
SURPLUS TOOLS
Picks and mattocks III; shoteIs
81 As; sledeer Sn75; dig lars
S:.50 GICHNER "51a NJ S: NV
T iBLES. mahogany. ? end or lamr
drum table, $50: all OF the finest
onality and in excel. cond. 1900 10th
St. NV. Apt. 23S. RA. 5743.
TANKS (2l. about 5000 gal. each,
oE, 1o-in, comb. with
AM and FM radio and record play
TELEVIsioN. Philco, 12h inch, with
outside aerial, new picture tube,
$3.50; apt,-size washer, SIS. IA.
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OGIV I 1CAIL I LOOA I EI
ROOMS
ALTURAS HOTEL

Three newly .furn. dble. rms: twin
beds, maid service. showers Apply
$3.50 to 9:30 pm. at 17I6 Eye st
II w nr call ME AN4R -O2
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR, new 1861, SO Gu.
IT., Grated; freezer across top; sells
for S270; will sacrifice. Call ia.
4-O4fi3. go
REFRIGERATOR, o Gu. it., Frigidaire;
also 38-in. 4-burner stove; both are
excel; priced reasonable. FA. 6406
REFRIGERATORS, reeond summer
sale. From S25: guar, Also used
ranges and water heaters JOHN q
WEBSTER CO.. 1909 1st st. Sc.
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I5U9 I6Lh ST. NV.
located outside rooms
with running water or private bath;
dining room; So day up. HU.
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(REFRIGERATORSl
Late models, $25 up; terms. Rent
refgr.. S5 mo. ALLISON'S, open It'll
pm. 2209 14th ST.. NV. AID. 1884,
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HOTEL 1440
DUPONT CIRCLE

Rooms with running water; p4-hr
phone and eiev. service; 5000 to
$3.50 wk. 1440 Rhode Island ave.
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y Il OiHu, II
lREFRIGERAToRs1
Lnss retsr mGssls 81 mo- s2S ag ssyms apen Rsn
s pm. 22o9 14th St., NV. AID. 1884,
REFGR.. brand-n 8 GU. IT,, Hot
sa@piss eis ssslngs fsi 2SS gMrTG 1pSs g
R&ErRiGEsxroh4 4 Ri Ee Sa4 MESfxLs Il PA + 4 seoso; o
smsll sEs.l os, Sfno:1s 4soG' G'oWD's. 44is Conn.
RUGS, imported Persian Oriental
design; heavy closely woven for
good wearing; 9x12, S49.50: ski,
$3.50; other sizes proper priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP 1925 G st. NV
saXOPHONE. tenor, Conn; good con-
dlticn; complete with case, $3.50.
ssWiNG s3g e. MacHISE H1sh sIio RRhPArRs3c R p &C S
Free estimate in advance. We will
loan you machi~n whtie yours Is
bai.,,. repaired. SINGER SEWING
CENTER, 7o15 Wis. ave. Bethesda,
SEWING lasAcHlNEs, Il singer electries,
sale or rent We also electrify all
makes sewing machines Open ewes
8 1,., s,mn .4,n ,,,,,E St nv CO 222l s,l. coo
OF more bedutlEul oiuBer clcC: CUll-
sole. ,S99. so; singer port. SOB 90;
Standard port, $3.50; Console
elec S59.50. 1912 Lee hwy. Gu.
SEWING MACHINES, all models:
compare our real values before you
buy. Rentals. repair specialists.
1915 Pa ave. NV. MA. 1883. ---21
SHEET IRON AND PLATES-clean-
ing out our racks. will sell clip
pings and odd size pieces, 20 gauge
to "a inch thick. FRED s. GICHNER
IRON WORKS, INC, 1914 Gath
st. NV, RE. 2419.
SHOES, pumps. several colors. eh
AAA and 61a AAAA, Almost new.
NO. 1240. Apt. 201. after 8 pm.
sHELvING-steel, walnut approx.
IT'S shelf IT,; can be erected in s
SECTIONS with corner fixture; $3.50
WI, 272S. -22
SOFA, kidney shape Regency, gray
and rose matelasse. down cushions,
slip cover. S75 TU. S0s70. -23
soFA. large; 2.piece; 1 chair, /
tables; sacrifice for quick sale. NO.
1no5 after q pm,
SOFA. moderns hair filled cushions.
Phone after G. NO. 1885. --21
STEEL BOILER, Kewanee, type c,
capacity 4400 so. feet radiation,
with oil burner and Taco hot water
heater built in; used only sea
sons. Cost ST. 500, will sell for
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MlscL. WANTED Cont,
FURNITURE

Wanted at once. GOOD furniture and
household effects Also want grand
piano good refrigerator and elec.
sewing macsine. Buy any amount.
Pay cash. please call MR.. GRADY
MA 0R7o 40
Evening star., 1951-09-20

rAkNlIUhE OF o-Im. nourSe, uCL;
24th St. ne. pu. 1854.
FURNITURE SALE
New bedrm., liy, rm., din. rm., suites
at cut-rate prices; some unclaimed
freight and factory closeouts, KING
FuRNITuRE CO. s203 Ga. ave,
FURNITURE sALE--Brand-new bet
ter.grade bedrm,, dining rm,, living
factory samples. etc, at great saw
BLDa.. 4so New York ave, NV.
daily, io-6; Sat. till 4. RE. 4Sio.
FuRN.--Almost entire contents OF
ne. Phone FIR. 1926. 90
FURN.-Hollywood bed and studio
couch; like new. Ii. 3-5so9. MISS
FGRN'. dining room suite; 7-pc, wal
MT MT table dn pad good condition;
FURN.-6;pc. bedrm; suite, liv, rm.,
arate; reas. 81. S062.
FURN.-Contents 7-rm. house; mis-
cellanec.:s items; excel. cond,i rea-
sonable. 1929 18th st, NV. IA. 257s,
GARBAGE DIsPosERs. close-ou. on
builders model. S85. Call GEORGE
PARKER. Ii. 7-4097.
GAS RANGES. new used; credit; in
stallation. PEERLESS "Af aa37
Gss sc RsNcE s,S pc MAJ sgso ~ che, burner
36-inch, good cond. $40. Lu; 2
GAS RANGE, 4-burner, tabletop
Caloric, used a few mos, will ,ac-
cept any reas. offer. FA. 1920;
GAS RANGES. new, used: also coal
ACNE sTovS, SIC e. l6ii Sfp*fii 7th ma NA. ssss ss
GAS RANGES
ATEASrc ossa soa GGnIlGe 81 na MO- sssl
GENERATORS STARTERS. $3.50 up;
year cARTY 1905 18th No o2s4' !
and single-barreled
io-gauge shotguns;, very good eond
After 9 pm, UN, 1908. 20s
HATS go; ladies'; straw; originals;
sreen sfana au nfS 4sos naHs aftsr E. PINK sa Rsie
HEATERS AND STOVES
New; used; gas, oil, coal. wood. elee. c
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Privately
owned estate. Variety of bedroom,
living room. kitchen equipment;
fans. radios, riding apparel. othes
fireplace equipment, trunks and lug
gage, uns.. saddles. horse blankets.
ment ' Of "i eli KINDS xmas Bel Beginnne i eeap sln.
say Sept 9th, f3ool Georgia ave
LINoLEuM RUGS, axle. 81 s5
SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE CO..
sol Eve st NV. RE 4492
Evening star., 1951-12-20
K ~ \ x

Choose from Penney's big selection Of color
full new gift ties! Jacquards! Foulards!
Satins! Wide choice of sparkling patterns!
Abstracts! Meats! Geometrics! Stripes!
You're sure to find exactly the tie that will
please him on Christmas morning!
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Carr Named President
OF Real Estate Board

Edward r. Carr, prominent
Washington builder and real es-
tate dealer, was elected last night
to head the Washington Real
Estate Board at the 30th annual
meeting in the Mayfiower Hotel.
Mr.. Carr, a former president of
the National Association of Home
Builders. had been first vice pres
ident of the board. He presided
over a testimonial dinner for j.
Garrett Bethel, retiring presi-
dent.
Other officers chosen were: First
vice president, William M. Throck-
morton; second vice president,
Thomas L. Phillips; directors for
a two-year term, Mr.. Bethel
Thornton w. Owen, Andrew Saul
. John w. Grow, j. A. Weinberg
.jr., and Frank M. Doyle.
Charles H. Hillegeist, a former
board president, was master oil
ceremonies during an entertain
ment program.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Two Gambling Suspects
Arrested on 6 Street

Two men were arrested In two
separate G street establishments
yesterday on gambling charges.
Ralph c. Turner, As, of the 400
block of H street NV. was
charged with operating lottery
and possession of number slips.
Vice squad detectives arrested him
in a coffee house in the 500 block
Of G street NV.
George zeppos. 81, of the 1900
block of Fifteenth place NV, was
arrested in the Hellenic Club, 600
block of G street NV. after police
found him sitting at a table TAX
ing horse race bets, according to
Inspector Roy Blick. He was
charged with setting up a gaming
table and permitting gambling.
United States Commissioner
Cyril Lawrence set bond at $1,000
for Turner and $500 for Zeppos.
Their cases were continued until
October 10.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
10 D. {. Marine Veterans
Return From Korean War

Ten Marine Corps combat vet
Grams from the District were
among the 1900 servicemen who
arrived in San Francisco yester-
day. They were listed as:
Sergt. James H. Evans, 1348
Fairmont street NV; .S/Sergt.
Frank j. Lijana, street address
unlisted; M/Sergt. Jack Mann,
3720 Northampton street NV:
Corpl. Thomas w. Myette. 139
Twelfth street NE; Sergt. Howard
L. Payne, 4446 Lily Pond drive
NE; Sergt. Richard H. Snyder.
2l8 Ascot place NE; Chief War
rant Officer James F. Sparrow,
319 Eighteenth place NE; Sergt.
Calvin F. Studevent, 5O09 E street
Sc; S/Sergt. Garvin A. Swink.
jr.. Suitland, Md, and Hospital
man Eugene A. Gamer, 1923 Six
teenth street Sc.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
|McC Corthy Calls Jessup Linked
With 6 Red 7 inqed GROUPS

did ''its most vicious work during
the Soviet Nazi pact"
Senator Fulbright noted that
Prof. Paul Douglas, now q Demo-
cratic Senator from Illinois, also
was listed as one Of the sponsors
as well as Virginius S. Dabney.
Richmond newspaper editor.
Good People in Membership.
Senator Mccarthy replied that
some good people" belonged to
front organizations but you don't
find the same good people on six. .
He added that If DR.. Jessup had
been merely affiliated with one
Communist front perhaps you
might be able to take it."
The material submitted by
Senator Mccarthy included eight
separate exhibits totaling %
pages. They were bound with 4
pink cover carrying the quoted
words, "Let them fall but do nor
let it appear that We pushed
them"
DIR. Jessup ut Hearing.
That apparently was an allusion
to testimony before q Senate
committee last year that Owen
baltimore had declared before
the start Of the Korean war:
"The thing to do, therefore, is
to let South Korea fall-but not
to Jet it look as though we
pushed it."
Mr.. baltimore, a Far Eastern
affairs authority. is a professor
at Johns Hopkins University in
Baltimore and an occasional con-
sultant to the State Department.
Senator Mccarthy once accused
him of being Russia's top spy in
this country. MIR. baltimore de-
MED it, saying he is d loyal Amer
ican.>
Senator Sparkman said that DR..
Jessup might be heard later in the
day.
DR.. Jessup was present in the old
Supreme Court Chamber ut the
Capitol, where the hearing was
held, as Senator Mccarthy testi-
fed. The diplomat, an authority
on international law. taught at Co
lumbia University before being
called IN as a top-level State De-
partment official. He previously
has denied the Mccarthy charges.
Some Documents Used Before.
Senator Mccarthy began his
testimony by declaring that the
documents he was presenting do
not even remotely constitute the
entire picture of Ambassador Jes-
sup's record. but merely cover
some of the highlights Of evidence
in the Jessup case"
The material included several
documents which Senator Nc
Carthy has used before in attack
ing Mr.. Jessup. The Wisconsin
Republican listed the exhibits
and then added:
After the following evidence
was brought to the attention oil
the President. he gave Jessup top
secret clearance to all atomic and
bomb information and
appointed him as United States
delegates to the United Nations. ~
Evening star., 1951-09-27
More Study Urged Of Ways 10 Curb Tax DupIeatlons

Lantham, Republican. of New
York. He told reporter, how
ever, he was satisfied with the
amended version.
The amended resolution directs
the Ways and Means group ito
further investigate and study the
means and methods Of accom-
plishing the elimination of compe-
tition. overlapping and duplication
of the Federal, State and local
government for tax revenue
sources" and to report to the
House before the close of the 82nd
Congress.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Senate Group Seeks
10 Spur Action on Bill
10 DecenfraIize Jobs

The Senate Executive Expendi-
lures Committee will make an
effort before Congress adjourns
this year to report the bill that
would decentralize at least $4,000
Federal jobs here to other parts
OF the country.
Chairman Mcclellan said today
that while there is no chance of
the Senate acting on the measure
this year, he wanted the bill ap-
proved by his committee SO that
the way can be cleared for action
next year.
No Action i'm House.
No similar legislation has yet
been initiated in the House.
The bill would allow $4,000 Fed
eral jobs to be filled here during
the three-year period that the
$4,000 decentralization would take
place This would mean a net
reduction Of $4,000 Government
jobs in the Washington area.
One Of the issues holding up the
committees approval of the bill is
how far from Washington the
agencies should be. Senator Nc
Clellan wants to get away from the
dispersal program previously ad-
vocated by the administration.
whereby agencies would be moved
TO areas Is to 20 miles from Wash
ington.
Meets Mixed Reaction.
The new decentralization plan
has met a mixed reaction from ad-
ministration officials.
The Budget Bureau, the Ma
tional Security Resources Board
and the General Services Admin
istration agree that some decen-
traliZation is needed.
However, the Defense Depart
ment opposes any such move, de-
claring that such a program would
cause severe administrative hard
ships. Defense officials said that
any moving of agencies should be
to areas in the immediate vicinity
of Washington.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Girl, {, in Oxygen Tent
After Being Bitten in
Face by English Bull

A 6-year-old girl who was at
tackled by bulldog yesterday is
in an oxygen tent at Arlington
Hospital in poor condition today.
The child, Anne Marie Wynne,
is being treated for a fractured
jaw and face and tongue lacera-
tionS. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John James Wynne,
612 North Abingdon street.
The dog, a year-and-a -half-old
pedigreed English bull, is quar-
antined at the Animal Welfare
Shelter in Arlington. The bull
dog Dusty Dan. belongs to 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Marcus King, $40
North Abingdon street.
Anne Marie, a pretty brunette.
underwent surgery last night and
number of stitches were re-
quired to close the wounds in her
face. hospital authorities said.
LhteEtu back 1aru.
Although her condition was
listed as poor" she was not on
the critical list. She was placed
under oxygen as a precautionary
measure, the hospital said.
The attack occurred as Anne
Marie and another child entered
the Kings back yard to play with
8-year-old Bruce King. police
were told. Police said the bulldog
leaped on Anne Marie as she en-
tered the gate, knocking her to
the ground. The animal shelter
said the dog weighs between 35
apd 40 pounds and stands about
II inches high.
Mrs. Annie Brown, so, colored
1347 Girard street NV, maid for
the King family, was working in
the kitchen of thef King home
when she heard the children
screaming and ran to the aid of
Anne Marie. She was knocked
down twice by the lunging animal
police said.
MIR. Wynne said that his child
had never entered the Kings back
yard before because she has al
ways oeen sfraid of dogs. I don't
know why she went iii the yard
yesterday"
Heard the Screams. !
Mr. Wynne said the attack oc-I
CURED at 5 pm, shortly after he
had returned from work. He said
he heard the children's screams
and arrived at the scene after
Mrs. Brown had succeeded in
pulling Dusty Dan away from his
daughter He drove the child to
the hospital.
Mrs. King said she had acquired
Dusty Dan about two months
ago and said she had no knowl-
edge of any previous history of
viciouSneSS. She said she has
three children who get along well
with the dog.
The dog was ordered impounded
for 10 days for observation to de-
termine if it is rabid. Officials at
the pound said the animal is well
behaved.