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Evening star., 1952-08-19
NOW SEE
THE 1852 RAMBLERS
AT WOODHAVEN

Custom-built. air-cooled, brick and
stone; Westinghouse de luxe elec.
kits; lge. liv. rm., stone flrepl., pic
ture windows; paneled den with
picture window; lge master bedrm.,
z sliding-door closets; colored tile
BATH bsmt. has 2-car garage, huge
uaneled rec. rm. w/flrepl., bath rm.,
maids room, lge. patio on level with
Zee. rm., stairway to expan. End
q for additional rooms; beautiful
many. other outstanding features.
Priced at S34,500 to S3S 300.
Others built to order from S27.5O0.
Drive out today and see these bean.
tiful homes, and compare our valued
To each: Drive out wisconsin ave.
TO Bradley blvd, left 8 miles to
,. & DEiN. BUILDER. WI. ee11
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Listing In the heart of N. Arlington
All brick Colonial with full baSemen
and side porch; close in; blocks Il
bus; Immaculate.
$15,500, 'NUFF SED!!!
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

1886 CONN. AVE. NV. 400 . .OO(
So. It,, avail. in whole or in part. In
elev. bldg; excel. for clubrn.. dis:
%n decorate 'gats,t to suit tenant; INN; oGeIp
35a3 IAN ST. N.W.-S % lovely wv; lie
rms, excel. location for ins. on :,
real estate. decorator. milliner. dry
goods gn,,s,' etS.; & imm; oecup;; rsas: rent.
l4l5 X st. NV. ME. 5400;
GA. AVE. Wheaton triangle; bsmt.
St storage r;d. space t64x9s) With entrance
CO. s sH. s'llss 4s44 a. y AISSlNoEh zen q
DOWNTOWN, + ST. AT sth-About
1.500 SO. IT. or more; good business
loc. Conven. Reasonable. ma. S026.
DOWNTOWN, Penna. ave. at 9th NV.
NV. corner. about 2. 900 SO. IT,, 2nd-
Il. suite. for saleSrooms. Offices, etc.
Elevator. Reasonable. Apply $40
F st. NV. RIM. 10. MA. SO25. --21
426 9th St. n.w.--3-
story and bsmt. brick bldg. incl.
parking for 8 cars; 2nd commercial;
suite. for ORGANIZATIONS. light mfg.
Rm. 10. Ma. s025. III
21st AND M SITS. NV.
1-story bldg, 20x11O with display,
ONCE and work area, with or without
ave. NV. DRuRY REALTY coRP'.
MI. 1000; eyes,, Mr.. Watts, OR.
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SHANNON & &LUCHS co.
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA-$39, 500. A home of
great charm and individuality; in
picture book setting on nearly "a
acre in the heart of exclusive Wilton
Woods. Includes, FIVE bedrooms,
STrrS served by ~, "a It'll, tile baths; also. il;
veranda, 2-car built-in garage. IRE
mendous amount of fine real estate
Tor the money. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
DI; 1411: ewes. call WO, 3235.
ALEA. AREA..-prastic price-cut on
ARLINGTON oPPoRTUNITY: Ii Nifty near
Washington-Lee shopping center.
only 2 min. from Pentagon; .2-bed-
room brick with full bsmt. and space
MASNAse ASST9 eaSh REAITY ETll g5ice SasSo6 900
son blvd. Arlington. GIL. 27S3.
coLL1NGwooD MANoR-stone is and
brick, .5Oxa2 It., $50 #. OF Mt. YER
terms. Il. 4. EDGE, Txa f. fGSo oEsn R51ce aaa a2a
COUNTRY CLUB HlLLS-Trades ac-
cepted on this, lovely. and immacu-
on beautiful lot; sM tiled baths; )
bedrms., library. liv. rm. with fire-
place; screened rear porch; rec rm.
with fireplace: maids rm. and bath;
2-ear garage; slate roof; copper
Ne pErYTsa Tssk KSSnen1ars. SSa viii dasd BOSS !
ia. 2-7500. Ext. 116.
NORTH ARLINGTON - Cheerful s.
bedrm. brick Colonial, III. baths,
recr. rm: mr.. schools and shopping
cSesntsr:. Ss: By owner; $sose59. 6Ols
chase this DE LUKE RAMBLER.
Brick and stone. on lovely h-acre,
with beautiful view over, country
side. 3 bedrooms; tile bath with
colored flxtures; very pretty living
room w/frepl. and large picture
kitchen with breakfast nook; full
basement with outside entrance;
breezeway and very large garage.
Price Just reduced to $.2,950.
Kronenburg, ia, $4,000; ewes. IA.
PHELPS. PpIu5Ge' FNs; FNt 49, with BOSS &
THIS is IT@New 4-bedrm.. 2-bath,
full bSmt.. built-in garage. Unbe-
lievably priced at S16.950. Out Old
Dominion dr., turn right at Chester
brook Store, left on Kirby I'd. to
oW: 1000, ). MAYNARD a MAaRu- Piui.
DER, 1898 Wilson blvd, Arling-
TiWso-sTToRY TWO FRAME HOUSE, with
asbestos shingle siding, in Jefferson
Manor this attractive single house
kitchen. 2 bedrms. and bath on
1st door; and 2 bedrms. on End
floor. Can be bought for S14 800.
Now has q. GI 4ee loan balance of
Sg,500 with monthly payments Of
81, Ss2.7S e. incl ao,1, i,nsuTancs nsd and taxes
Al, COOS with BOSS q Phelps.
A1NNs n @-Zx
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HOUSES WANTED TO guy

home in good b. c. or nearby Nd.
location. Have substantial cash.
If 'FRONT.' 4TTENfioS y 70 q the 'SSH; sSi:
OF your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire,
call r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor,
sos North Capitol. Ma. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919
FOR Cash or list in D. c.. Md or Va
Ewes, OR. 6916. L. T. GRAVATTE,
1913 K st. NV. Ma. 0753 lie
WILL PAY You Cash for your
home. Any location. any condition.
Quick sctionl RE. 22OI. 81. T74S.
MINED. CASH for your home or
commercial property. any location
or eond. DL SS42. 81. 1883.
PVT. PERSON wants to buy like-rent
house with ground. Call XII. 9-6372.
WILL PAR Up TO $1,000 DoMN, now
Sl75 mo-; 3-bedrm. house: Chevy
Chase. Bethesda, Kensingtcn or
Silver Spring. IA. T-9111. 30
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
COOL MOUNTAIN RETREAT

Cooler temperatures and fresh afr at
this 1,70O-foot elevation with an
ton. Secluded but accessible. BY
paved road. less than 60 miles from
the city. Heating. plumbing. elec.
and phone installed. Ideal for your
at $4,000 with acreage. JOHN
ALLEN JOHNSTON. broker, Lees
burg, Va, 6S3 and 9S.
Evening star., 1952-08-19

HOUSES BY HUGHES-Large 6-rm.
home in most convenient Brent
wood. Bus passes door, school
across the street. Property in 1st-
class eond: Bargain priced at
81 500. VIM. r. HUGHES, AP
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Attrac. brick
Cape Cod in popular Lewisdale.
Striking moderniStic decoration
Beautiful rec. rm. with bar, outdoor
grill and snack area. Make an
offer on this lovely home. VIM. r.
HUGHES. AP: 400 till . pm. -21
HOUSES BY HUGHES-S2, 600 down
and reas. monthly payments will
buy this Mt, RAINIER bungalow, 9
full bsmt.. oil h,,w.h. Vacant. Re
duced for luiek sale. VIM. r.
HUGHES. AP. 400 till . nm. 81
HOUSES BY EoUsES-Conv. West
Hyattsville. Cozy mod. bungalow
featuring spacious up-to-the minute
kit, pine paneled liv. rm.. lovely
white brick tlrepl, restful screened
back porch. big dry bsmt., gas
heat, Priced right at S11 $50
WM, r. HUGHES, AP. 400, TIL 8
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PARKLAWN, $4,000
OPEN 6.20-Q.20
LARGE FAMILY

MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY
BUY A NEW 4-BEDRM. CAPE COD
Colonial; 3 only. available. i'm
mediate occupancy: 2 of the bed
rms. are approximately 11hxI9 #;
have ~ baths q home has 2 full
bathsl, full Easements, equipped kits
Sound: lasting construction in a
beautiful development with the high
est elevation in the Washington
area: healthy environment; large
shade trees; wide streets; 3 min. to
nearly completed Washington-Bal-
timore expressway; 9 blocks from
new million dollar high school and
near all parochial and elementary
schools. churches, shopping centers.
transp. Values that cannot be re-
placed for $500 to $1,000 addi-
tional. Sale price: S15,990 to
S17.990. Cash: 81 300 up. Mo.
payment APPROX. SS7. Also see
Clark-built Fiesta Ramblers'', or
3 bedrms.. full bsmts.. $4,000.
Cash: $500. $S1 mo. all.
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SILVER SPRING

$1.250 Down
Practically new 2-bedroom brick bun
galow. Assume large GI loan.
ST, $50 Down
1-year-old 3-bedroom brick rambler
Assume CT loan. Near school.
SI4,500
2-year-old 3-bedroom brick rambler
GE kitchen. Good terms.
$4,000 Down
Rosemary Hills-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. GE. kit. bsmt.
$4,000 Down
S-bedroom brick Colonial. Enclosed
porch, 9 baths. Basement.
CLAUDE WOOD. REALTOR
JU. $1,000
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CRESTWOOD RAMBLER
Here's your opportunity to buy this
famous and popular plan for
rm.. brkfst. bar with shadow box
partition. Big de luxe kit. with the
finest equipment; 3 really large bed
rms, tile bath. FUN bsmt. and
permanent stairway to storage attic,
Ready for immediate occupancy.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes on Wilson. ia. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-08-19
PROUD
AS A PEACOCK

Spirited little brick-real luxury for
fenced 65x165 garden lot. complete
with gay. blooming flowers and
soft pine trees. 3 bedrms.. nice bath,
lge. kit. with windows overlooking
rear yard. Really priced right at
$l3.950. Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-08-19

WANTED-50-ROW BRICK
In changing neishhorheod; sell direct
for spot cash. Call La, 6-606S or
JU. 7-756S. ewes. Mr.. PECK.
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CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC.
1907 Duke ST.. Alex.
aPTTNHr0N N0prr,
LARGE FAMILY2
ARLINGTON-FALLS CHURCI
BUY HERE!

DO : 11I1GI.
An original "Bel-Air Expansion
Home" Colorful liv. rm. has picture
window area; brick firepl. and beau
tiful hardwood frs, 3 bedrms., big
bath and -dinette-kit comb. with
Admiral refgr., Bendix washer and
gas range. APPROX. s. 900 down, bal,
Ike rent; Move in at once! Call
OW. 5000.
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FLICKER
FT,ASHI

4 4--bedrm. brick. 4 years old. beauti-
ful cond.; front screened porch and
white bsmt.; Anchor-fenced yard
that's Q beauty! Garbage disposal.
screens. blinds: 13 fruit trees in
rear. yard. S16.950. 1000 viii
handle. Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
EXACTLY RIGHT

EXACTLY RIGHT
Red brick Colonial-ideal for family
with children. High, cool, grassy lot
on quiet residential street. Spectacu-
lar new grade school. only 4 blks.
Environment Of equal or better prop
critics on all sides. Very accessible.
y: AT: location-to either D.. C. or
quest closet. Gross hall to banquet
din. .rm. and kit, 3 pvt. bedrms.
and tiled bath up. Complete bsmt.
Now financed with $4,000 4co loan.
SlI.9oO with minimum $4,000 cash.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. oW. 5000.
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EXECUTIVES HOME

EXECUTIVES HOME
Located at the highest point in Hy-
large liv. rm. with fireplace. den.
mod. kit, din. rm.. powder rm, on
1st floor; 3 bedrms. and full bath
on End floor; full bsmt. with built-in
gar, gas &C. heat: large corner
Handicapped lot; S25.000, terms. Po-
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
sH. 2e71 Ewes. UN. 1854
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HOMESICK

QOlMEOlCh
For that rambler you left in Cali
fornia, then buy q piece of Cali
fornia here in good Old VIRGINNY
We have the rambler to suit your
needs whether it be 2 or 3 bedrms
Radiant heat. indirect lighting. trees,
picture window. and-oh. we'll. call
IA. 2-3100 to find out all the fea-
MCINTOSH & MCINTOSH
,046 Wilson Blvd. IA. 2-310O
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Phillips H. Clarke, Builder

pEvELPiNG IN ROGERS HoTs.. MD.
1907. DIR: Out Bladensburg I'd.
to Peace Cross, bear right on An
napolis rd. 3 blocks to Edmonston
ave. turn left, go l mile to Rogers
HeigntS; ia6o turn Urn msgh right to Emerson st.
0f7re 10
Evening star., 1952-08-19
STORES FOR RENT

LARGE STORE with over 5000 50.
#. Of space available in well estab-
eoHFRa q Rsrki1as. ro'. ,S cag a.,d Al AHhBERT H.
STORE, 1sx60, in Arlington. suit
sSs sSs sP '5Gq' c AIBERT coHHS
2I0 FIRST ST. s.w.-suitable for
call Mr.. sAHsAIoNE% % from S%s. IS 80.
Re. a194; eyes,. 6:3o-9:30. LU.
N. II. AVE. ExTENDED-Exceiient
location for barber, kiddie shop. deli.
catessen or any other type Of busi-
poWNf6wSf assii HSi Sf0e; CORNER. New -lg York
ave. and 9th st. NV; new .construc-
tion. ideal for drugstore, luncheon-
HRSrs. sfHs 81 bHfASi9oIzs xafs' iEvEsF- WES
9O8 NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-small
tailor and valet shop; partly
equipped: now vacant; rent. S125.
PApANICOLAS INVESTMENT, DI.
siI X ST. N.wLFirst-f. store With
plate glass display window: approx.
Apps a4TfS Leo omsd NJ BHRSsrrS fdsSs Tsf' Tscs Co.
4bas bas' < MiscoNsiN fs oT;i ME- Az. NO. NV
front and rear entrances, space in
occup. Apply LEO NJ N. BERNSTEIN
a. CO. I4I5 K ST.. NV. ME. 5400.
CORNER TEXAS and Chaplin st. Sc.
between Acme and Aristo Cleaners:
ssSe spp5ST 1G9e ys1ety So bsrdwsrs t tg sas ssmt
custard, etc. See MIR. Norris. WEA-
YER BROS. INC. DI. $500.
Evening star., 1952-08-19

On Rt, 5, 3 miles beyond Clinton,
det. stone Cape Cod with 2 bedrmS
on 1st f., equipped kit. stairway
to unfinished attic. Price. $13.650.
CENTRAL AVENUE
7-rm. det. home with 2 chicken
houses, barn, 2-car garage, a-acre
lot. Fruit trees. shrubbery, flowers.
Many extras. Priced for quick sale
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
2 and 3 bedrm. ramblers. Cape Gods
and numerous other properties in
this nearby Maryland community.
FOR HOMES, LOTS AND ACRE
AGE IN NEARBY MARYLAND,
CALL LU. 4-43S2.
T, PAUL MUDD CO.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
PICTURE PERFECT
So. 700 CASH

Handles our STORY book" corner
bungalow. Neat, clean and shiny as
new dime. Low. white picket
fence. Cool, year-round metal avn
ings. 5 rms. and bath. plus attrac-
wonderful shopping: sill $50. 4h9s
loan: Your price. S13.95O. Call OW.
Evening star., 1952-08-19

NEW CAPE GODS
ad Tas UefRa WritteS one sqta ef oefSEs New shs Is
bedrm. Cope Cod BUNGALOWS with
1ull bsmts. and exp. attics. A re-
markable value at S13.5OO with
S3,lO0 down and 1st trust for bal.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Cleveland Group HonOrs
Lutheran Chaplain Leader

The Rev. Carl R. Plack Of the
Institutional Chaplaincy Service.
Division of Welfare, National
Lutheran Council, was honored
by the American Protestant Hos
pital Association at a recent con-
vention in Cleveland.
Chaplain Plack, who serves as
consultant to 1,019 chaplains
serving Lutherans throughout the
Nation. was designated a fellow
of the Association of Protestant
Hospital Chaplains. He was also
elected to the board of trustees
of the American Protestant Hos
pital Association.
The Washington minister was
honored for his contribution to
the chaplaincy during the past
year while serving as president
of the Association Of Protestant
Hospital Chaplains. He operates
his program from the Lutheran
Church Center, 1876 Jackson place
NV,
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Baptist Leader 10 Speak
Al Anniversary Banquet

DR.. Kenneth Scott Latourette,
professor at Yale University and
president of the American Bop
tist Convention, will be the speak
er at the 150th anniversary ban
quet Of First Baptist Church at
z pm. next Friday in the Hotel
Statler.
Greetings to be brought to the
church by Secretary of Interior
Chapman: Director of Defense
Mobilization Charles E. Wilson:
DR.. Samuel McCree Cavert, secre-
tary of the National Council of
Churches, and L. Howard jenkins
of Richmond, president Of the
Southern Baptist Convention s
foreign mission board.
DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden,
minister of the church, will pre-
side.
First Baptist Church was Or
ganized in the auditorium Of the
Treasury Building on March z,
1902.
Evening star., 1952-03-01


Methodist Church. More than 800
Washington area churches will
participate in the drive, which will
end with a mass meeting at $3.50
pm. March 8 in Uline Arena.
Methodist Bishop Hazen G.. Wer-
ner Of Columbus, Ohio, will be the
speaker.
The mission will be under the
supervision Of Methodist Bishops
Charles Wesley Flint of Washing
ton and Paul Nef CARRIER of
Richmond. It is the first large
scale undertaking Of this kind
since the Methodist Episcopal
Church. the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. and the Metho-
dist Protestant Church merged in
1889 to become The Methodist
Church.
District Superintendents direct
ing the mission are the Revs. John
H. Pearson, Alexandria; Philip C.
Edwards, Washington East, and
John C. MILAN, Washington
West.
Visiting ministers will preach
at evening services in the churches
tomorrow through next Friday.
DR.. Copeland will also address
local pastors and guest ministers
at 1915 am. Monday through
Friday in Hamline Methodist
Church, Sixteenth and Allison
streets NV. He will talk on
pulpit Evangelism"
Evening star., 1952-03-01
DR.. Hastings 10 Preach
On When Devils Flee

DR.. Warren Hastings, minister
Of National City Christian Church,
will preach at q 10:50 am. service
tomorrow on when Devils Flee
at the church. Fourteenth street
at Thomas cirlce NV.
The Rev. Richard q. Smith
associate minister Of the church
will assist at the morning service
The touring Choir Of Lynchbure
(va.) College will give a concert
at 5 pm. tomorrow. Composed oi
36 voices. the choir Is directed by
Arthur w. Wake. chairman oi
the Colleges Division Of Fine Arts
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Gen. Carpenter to Talk
At Foundry Methodist

Maj. Gen. Charles /. Carpenter,
chief Of Air Force Chaplains. will
preach at an 8 pm. Lenten service
Wednesday In Foundry Methodist
Church. Sixteenth and p streets
NV.
Dr.. Frederick Brown Harris,
minister Of the church. viii preach
at II, am. tomorrow on Wanted
Crusaders"
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Rubbi Metz to Speok

Rabbi Solomon H. Metz, rabbi
emeritus Of Adas Israel Congrega-
ton. will speak at 1878 am.
tomorrow on ''The Judaic Cod
before the adult discussion group
Of Congregation Beth FL Of Mont
gomery County In room 2l8.
Building c, Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School.
Evening star., 1952-03-01

observation-disclosures BULDNc 100 Mo1yIond Ave- Ne
Resident Bishop. Charles W. Flint. Q. D., u. ..
u.
Evening star., 1952-03-01

Evan 8 e Ills tic
Mission for
Metrop olitan
Washington" at
1880 o'clock to-
night in Lisner
Au uditorium,
Twenty = first
and II streets
NV.
The mission
is sponsored by
the Alexandria,
West Washing
ton and East
Wa S h in ton
nic&rinfc ~ %ha
Evening star., 1952-03-01

Brtgbtmoo0 BARK
Eighth ond Jeffersea Sts. NV.
THOMAS D. EHLERS, Minister
EVANGELISTIc MISSION, March z to 8
Hear Oss Of Americas Greatest Spiritual Leaders!
DR.. G. ERNEST THOMAS. Director of Spiritual Life.
Boord Of Evangelism, Nashville, Tenn,
Evangelist, Poster, Author and Lecturer
SUNDAY SERVICES. II 100 om and 500 pm.
SERVICES MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, 500 pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Prot. Trotter TO Speok

Prof. Jesse NJ. Trotter. Of the
Episcopal Theological Seminary.
Alexandria, win speak before the
Mount Vernon Z Place Methodist
Church Forum at 10 am. tomor-
row In the church. 900 MaSsachu-
sets avenue NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-01

$50 and 100 o.n,.-
why % We Act 90 We Dor"
Sermon by Mr.. Lowell.
$50 and ll:00 o.m. - Church
School.
4 and 7:3o p.rn.-Youth Groups.
Wednesday,, 500 p.ua.Uaion
Lsntsn Services. Or. Oliver J. Collins
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Texas Pastor 10 Open
9-Day EvangeIisfic
Mission Tonight

DR.. Kenneth W. Copeland,
pastor Of Travis Park Methodist
Church, San Antonio, Texas, will
open a nine-day "Tri-District
Evening star., 1952-12-07

Reg. Sale
Mahogany Duncan
Phyfe Cocktail TobIe
with Glass Top $3.50 24.e5
Solid Mahogany Cock
toll TobIe, Leather Top,
Legs are on Costers $3.50 39.s5
Solid Mohoeony Penn
broke TobIe ~ 1895 1895
Mahogany Duncon
Phyfe Coffee TobIe with
Removable Serving Troy $3.50 1880
Mahogany Nest Of
Tobles ----------- 4Z.So 1879
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Beafy, Friend Of CaudIe,
CoNapses in Court

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Dec. 6 up.
Keith Beatty. one-time associate
Of ouSted Assistant Attorney
General T. Lamar Caudle, col
lapsed in court today when his
brother. E. M. Beatty, was con-
victed on three counts Of Federal
income tax evasion.
Keith Beatty viii be tried later
on charges Of evading more than
$500. 900 in taxes. His brother was
charged with evasion Of $50. 1000 in
taxes.
Mr.. Caudle's business relation
ship with Keith Beatty was aired
in testimony before a House Ways
and Means Committee last fall.
Mr.. Caudle was questioned con-
corning Government tax claims
against Beatty.
Federal Judge Wilson Warlick
delayed sentence IN the e. N.
Beatty case until December IL.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
u. 5. ReIaxes Stand
Against Purchases
|0f Oil From Iran
BY fhs AssoeIaied Press


American firms were told by the
United States yesterday that If
they want to buy oil from Iran
they may do so. at their own risk
OF legal ENHANCEMENT with the
British.
In q statement marking some
what OF shift in policy, the State
Department said:
Under present circumstances,
this Government believes that the
decision whether or not such pur-
chases Of oil from Iran should be
made must be left to such indi-
viduals Of firms as may be con-
sidering them, and to be de-
termined upon their own judg-
ment. The legal risks involved
are matters to be resolved by the
individuals Of firms concerned"
Previously, the department gen.
|erally had sought to discourage
Americans from entering the
Iranian market.
Oflcials said that as far as is
known no large American COM
|pany has shown any interest in
moving oil from Iran.
A British Embassy spokesman
said last night that his govern
ment continues ito regard the
products of the oil industry in
Southern Iran as the property of
the Anglo o-Iranian Oil Co."
"The United States statement" !"
the press officer told reporters,
"is considered helpful in that 1t
stresses the desirability Of a gen.
eral settlement of the dispute
and emphasizes that small sales
of oil from Iran cannot be help
full in such a settlement"
Evening star., 1952-12-07
10 Defiant Prisoners
Are Injured on Koie
Bx the A..oeiu,ed Pres.

TOKYO, Sunday, Dec. THE
United Nations command today
said 10 prisoners Of war were in
jured, none seriously, Thursday
on Koje Island, when they re-
fused to obey orders to display
clothing and equipment.
A platoon Of Republic of Korea
Army troops entered the COM
pound, and-the announcement
said-"enforced the order" None
Of the 10 injured was hospitalized
Later on the same day. q POW
who attempted to escape was
wounded In the neck.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
1000 Reservists
Al Anacostia Praised
By Admiral Gallery
By ChorIes J. Yorbrouoh

Rear Admiral Daniel v. Gal
lery. new chief of Naval Air Re-
serve Training. looked over Ana
costia's trim units last night and
had but a single complaint-not
enough reServiSts.
The inspection of Anacostia's S
1000 reserves at the Armory, was
the first since Admiral Gallery
took over the reins. It begins a
series of tours which will take
him to % stations in his COM
mand.
With him for the inspection and
an earlier press conference was
Brig. Gen. Frank H. Lamson-
Scribner. commander of Marine
Air Reserve Training.
Also taking part in the inspec-
tion was Vice Admiral John Dale
Price, chief of naval air training.
Praises Reserves.
Admiral Gallery touched off an
evening Of high praise for the
reserves when he said without the
reserves we would have a one-shot
Navy"
John F. Floberg, assistant Sec
retary of the Navy for Air, told
the reservists and some 1,000|
members Of their families, that
reserve units "are the best invest
ment of the taxpayers money that
we can make" He said about sol
per cent Of the Navy aviators In
the Pacific fleet are reservists.
More praise for their "unselflsh,
patriotic service" went to the blue
clad units from Frank Hecht,
president of the Navy League.
In his press conference, the adj
miral complained of the dwin-
ding ranks of reservists.
I'VE aren't getting our quotas
at ALL" he told q small luncheon
meeting at the National Press
Club. 1T is one Of our greatest
problems.
Less Glamor In Flying.
Zone of the troubles" he went
on, "is that flying used to be
considered a glamorous business.
Few people did it. Now it is SO
commonplace it is losing it's gla-
NOR and is not attracting the
youth as It once did"
It has been estimated there are
1900 former Naval ayiators who
are in no way connected with a
reserve program. They and the
cadet training program are the
only reservoirs to which the re-
serve program can turn.
Admiral Gallery and Gen. Lam
son-Scribner estimated that we'll
over 5000 Naval and Marine air
reservists have been called to ac-
tive duty by the Korean war.
Carrier Needs Grows.
Turning to carrier warfare top
les, the admiral saw the f1attop as
playing an increasingly greater
role.
"The quickest way to strangle
Naval aviation-and it could be
done in five short years-would be
to cut carrier strength" he de-
clared.
The new canted deck carrier, on
which the flight deck fans out
about 10 degrees at the bow and
allows a runway fully clear of
parked planes, will be a great boon
to Naval air, he said. The new
IS, 5,000-ton Forrestal, now under
construction. will have such al
fight deck, he said. Revision of
existing carriers to the cantedI
deck type also is planned. he
added.
Gen. Lamson-S -Scribner, who re-
turned from Korea in August,
denied reports of Air-Navy hostili-
ty and described operations as ex-
cellent. There is q good under
standing" he said.
He said aircraft losses to ground
fire has been virtually eliminated,
largely due to advance flying oil
fak-suppression aircraft, whose
sole mission is to eliminate anti
aircraft opposition.