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DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
ofices available for professional and
trade sy. orsanisatiSspnsoi nb ssno ls46 Conn,
ohFEGE dtlonsa 1904 sspra. st zoo % Il esn cs
Mk. collins, Me. Sals day; wi.
4.sSoM osSs aysSi SURE. approx. 600 so 81. H..
In modern air-cond. once bldg;
$lS2 per mo. Call ME. lsSS; week
an. AiIsss; ks.cs;ogNTDDiTIoNED OFFICE sPxcE
for rent--2S25 14th st. NV. Brokers
protected or call CO. 0537. --27
1917 18th ST. N.W.-Ofices fol-
rent IN newly improved once bids.
R aosr aes up; Saii ftsS 81 ralIs $3.50 81 .ms On
1900 ELK. OF JEFFERSON PL. NV
3-story bldg. over 1000 50. IT.: excel
Tor atty, physician. manufacturer
rsps rTeDrssfntnsiys n etc & Ges1p qp aRp SC
sTEiN 4 co.. lab B K 9 st. n; NV. me NE.
i2fS 4tSO AND N. r. AVE. N.w.-4-room
suite in downtown elev. ofiice bldg.
Leg Roed H. ssRnNsrEN Tsas j se9s Co. ADnls i41S
x st. NV; ME; 5400;
elev. downtown ONCE bldg; immed
occup.; $50 mo-; az services Incl; in
SO.y 1K4O- - seN. h.M.s AE. JAW.
1909 l. ST. NM 1ge. rms. and
bath. approx. 500 SO. It.; immed
occup.. reas. rent. Apply LEO M
BERNSTEIN "a = CO.. l415 x st.
OCCIDENTAL BLDG. 14i1 Penna.
ave. NV. excel. location; large. pvt
office in newly-decorated suite; floor
carpeted; $50 mo. ME. 440l. pa
BROOM SUITE. centrally located. F
st. at 9th; suitable for mercantile
purposes, workshops, Offices, studios
etc. Good light. Available as en-
tirsty or in part. Reasonable. Ma
EXCEPTIONALLY NICE OFFfCEs
with pvt. living quarters. $500. West
Of Dupont Circle. mr.. Mass. Call Mrs
Dixon. JAMES L. DIXON AND CO.,
ofFIctE OFF; Rooms or 3 large roo room.
and large storage place. Suitable
MY IVY + ENGLAND s / FUR STORE ~
5000 SO. TT. of air-conditionet
ONCE space on 2nd a. In new ele.
vator building in fine suburban
location. Attractive rental to sub.
stantial tenant. See Mr.. Norris
WEAVER BROS, INC, DI. $500,
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
CONTINUED.

70.S ACRES on Allentown rd.. near
Camp. Spring Public School. Beauti-
full Handicapped lots, preliminary
platt. very wide stream in. rear OF
PrfSDsrfty rfns from hsss e 5oss 1sr sF
must sell Immediately; leaving State
Cali NORTHEAST DEVELOPMENT
, CORP. TO. 6137.
MD CHOICE ACRES-Adjacent
to Parkwood on Clearbrook lane.
PABglKsH1LL JORDAN CO.. ~.
SHERWOOD FoREsT-1n the Coles
HD ue RosNsos ssss son fssatfs RsAE rae sGS sRa
5-71l7: eyes,. EN-. 9317. JU.
BURNING TREE ESTATES in the
country club area of Bradley blvd.
First Offering $2,450 per estate.
Out Bradley blvd. to our sign. ROB-
IN6ON REAL. ESTATE. JU. 7-7117,
EN-. 9317. JU. S-519S. -26
COLESVILLE FARMS-First time Of
fered. acre, estates; $l,S0O. Out
TS5ssHsas RoBiNsoN Fd REAL Et ETATE sG GqE sign n
7-7117. EN-. 93l7, JU. S-5l9S. -26
RADIANT vALLEY-17 lots ready to
go with sewer, water and gas in the
streets in front Of most Of the lots.
part Of frontage paved. Priced for
immediate sale. Call JOSEPH
KINSKY. ST. 5311. -27
LOTS, 1 to 80;
utilities In street on grade. &.
Riverdale. Md, 81. 1886. OF. 7006.
l2 MILES FROM ID. C. LINE on
Indianhead hwy; l53x201-ft. corner
lot, cleared and ready to build on;
81: 500 cash. Ii. 7-2749. "a
MOST BEAUTIFUL LOT in Arlington,
white picket fence. shrubbery. fruit.
ia. 2-663S. -23
LARGE BEAUTIFUL LOT, 75x22l it.,
perfectly level. no grading expense
when you build: high elevation over
looking valley, beautiful view; won
derful buy; miles from D. c. line
in Temple Hills, Md. Call MR.. ROS-
SER, LO. 7-S137, or drive out to
5420 Fisher rd. -27
ZONED FOR APT, 6O-B-5 stories,
100x11O. Just on $500 blk. 10th ct.
NV. McDEVITT, RA, 1922.
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 81 Suburban; lisht
green; low mileage; T. and h.; ST.
300. See at S16 Eye st. NV. 8 til
PLYMOUTH Al 4-door sedan; good
motor and tires; clean inside and
out; $315. 10. 2-6943. --23
PLYMOUTH 1871 de luxe sedan;
splen: con-; 1925. terms; $25 down.
ROPER" 18th and r. ]. ave; ne.
PONTIAC AZ: radio. heater; $500.
|PONTiAC is4s conv, cpe "s"; Hydra
Matte, new top, T. and h.. very clean;
81 .195. ARCADE PONTIAC CO..
1437 Irving st.. NV. AID. $500;
PONTIAC '52, chieftain. de luxe ss''
club coupe: r. and h, HYDRA; 5000
TAI MOTORS. 1911 Georgia ave.
Pontiac lis4e Torpedo "s" sedan;
r. and h.. :; clean throughout; re-
duced to $695, only 1885 down;
low monthly payments. CIPCO
guarantee. Open ewes. It'll 8. COAST
IINzPoNTIAc. 427 Florida ave-, AT.
Pontiac 1s47 streamliner, sedan: r.
and h.; low mileage; iine condition.;
Chrysler Plymouth Dealer. 472I
Hampden lane. Bethesda. WI. 2615.
STATION WAGON 1859 crcsiey:
S995: 900 miles. HORNER's. 9Th
sTUDEBAKER as Champion de luxe
4-dr. sedan: heater, defroSter and
other extras. Not dent, scratch
or blemish on this perfect car. Sa95.
MCNEIL STUDEBAKER, 1880 Wis.
ave. NV. EN-. 1886. Open ewes. It'll 8.
'STUDEBAKER 40 Commander Regal
de luxe sedan; T. and h., overdrive;
excellent condition; $1,195. MER-
SON 4 THOMPSON. Chrysler-
lane, Bethesda, WI. 26l5. -25
STUDEBAKER As Commander Land
cruiser; r. and h.. cd: $4,000 orig.
mi. Si,095. S165 down. CAPITAL
MOTORS, 1911 Georsia ave. NV,
sTUDEBAKER 40 Commander star
lite coupe: heater, defroster. seat
covers. ETC.; 30-day guarantee;
$1.095. MCNEIL STUDEBAKER,
4O3O Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 1885;
sTUpEBHkER ggJD fxsi; q g q Champion Regal
| 4-dr.; equip. with radio, overdrive,
heater, bumper guards, directional
signals, etc. The cleanest 80 we've
| seen. $1,395. MCNEIL STUDE-
/ BAKER. 4030 Wis. ave. NV, EN-
i 1886. Open evenings til 8.
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AUTOS 8 TRucks WANTEp

NORTH CAROLINA DEALER win pay
top prices for clean used cars. Can
IsoUUTaaEkiRN BUYER In town for one
week: highest cash prices paid for
good lean cars. ia. 1901.
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1901 auto immediately. Call DI.
W1sssT Term BUYER has ,mmed. cash
for Lice loM-mileage cars. MORRIS
HwGHHEs SH 7912 Ga; IA. ave; Siiv "a ih22; li.ss;
late model car. preferably with radio
and heater: can pay all cash, Me.
CsaaEESSRoLEr CsaaEESSR 1859 Bel Air cpe.. must
be excel. cond.; low mileage. Cal
MR., JoLLEY. DU. 6444 or EN-
Wo1aD H1,1 LIKE 70 purchase from rom q
private owner late model Cadillac
FAiR, HONEST APPRAIsALs Of an
makes of cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC 1884 L 81. NV. NE.
We NEED CARS regardless Of make.
hishest prices paid, Don't sell OF
tunity TO bus. or trade et your
any. All cash. See the salesman
IN location. $50 to pm. weekdays:
$50 20 $40, Saturdays HILL 8
Dealer INA. os5Ol. lila Vermont
LINCOLN iNss 1s47 Or 1s4s cost,nental
Good condition. Call ST. lD62 days
eyes,. AP. 7l16. --22
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LOANS

2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call MA. 6640
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 X st. NV 11th and K)
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
consolidate your present trusts.
and interest and give you any bal
ance in cash. Call MR.. MILLER.
ME. 1920; evenings, LA. 6-5194.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

40 LOANS on suburban residential
property: SAVINGS on flre tnsur-
ance. NO. liza. -22
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors
1881 G st. NV. ME. 2496.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
viii Guy second trust notes, D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. =. ave. NV.
National $3.50.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for 1st.
2nd and 3rd MORTGAGES; nearby Md.
properties. Call MR.. PERCY, JU.
$4,000. 319 Fig Bldg. Sil. Spg.. Nd.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3 to 6-year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE.
INC. l115 Eye st. NV. Ma. 6468.
End and 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased: immediate action. Once
open 8 Am. to 9 pm. Call or come
in. HUGH B. CONNER. 1927 K ot,
NV. RE. 4960.
REFINANCE YOUR HOME with lower
payments and interest. GET CASH.
ST. 222O; evenings, GE. 2037..
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2Ls to AZ DISCOUNT
MR. OIJICK-RA 2AI2
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GARAGES

2Ie Z ST NV. single metal garage,
suitable storage OF parking; $l9
New York ave. NV. Ma. 7416. --24
LOCATION-20th and N sts. NV;
24.hr. unrestricted parking space;
SIS per mo. DU. 6644, 1915 10th
st. NV. --2a
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STORES FOR RENT

313I MT. PLEASANT ST.-Lge. de-
sirable store. to sublet. Inquire CO.
9211. "a
1926 Asth ST. N.W.-Ground floor,
900 SO: #. sos mo. MR.. DAVID.
1920 IRVING ST. N.W.-Rear half
of store, 20x30, fireproof: alley en-
trance only: good for any business
that does not need street entrance.
DOWNTOWN, 600 and 6O4 e st. NV.
Second commercial. good location.
Apply $40 F st. NV, Room 10.
2OIS 9th ST. N.E.-Approx. 5000
so. It. on Ind a.: 2nd commercial;
loading platform in rear; imm.
occup.: reas. rent. Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN d CO., 1415 K st. NV.
ME. 5400.
WHEATON-16x60, parking front
0715; ewes, WI. 4292. -26
1899 14th ST. N.W.-Large store,
downtown area; very reas. rent.
JUSTINE REALTY CO.. 4I2 9Th st.
coRNER TEXAS AND CHAPLIN SIS,
Sc, bet. Acme and Aristo Cleaner;
approx. LOCO so. it; full basement.
Suit. for variety. hardware, frozen
WEAVER BROS, INC, pI. $500. -
SILVER SPRING AREA - Excellent
location; low rental; act quickly.
ia. 41S1. IA
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REAL EsTATE WANTEp.
WATERFRONT PRoP. EoR SALE

YEAR-AROUND HOMES $1,000 UF
q miles D; G. woodland Beach.
and tranSp.: c0nv. terms. RIA. 200;
week ends, Annapolis zoos.
LONG BEACH, MD. .3 lots. Tor sale
By owner Call uN, TOSS. 20 !.
COZY, year-round home; completely
room, new kitchen. utility and com
plete bath with shower; oil heat
Owner leaving town., will sacriftce
fol. immediate SALE tSee anytime
7l2 Chesapeake ayeSf NORTH Beach
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

CAN PRACTICALLY GUARANTEE
or ia bath rambler or Cape Cod
With basement in a good North
Arlington location under Sa5. 900.
Ewes. cali IA. 7-0s4a or il. 3-4S4S.
WANTED. PROPERTIES in Sc. and
pEsIseis ssf Iu. 'SExtss z1Ssa. Zee pAGi AfR
AVE 4 CLIENT with $4,000 ss cash.
,lNasvsS5 ~ vsS5S Sr ia 05s1. .@s5
lhoiAe In GOOD b. c, Or nearby Nd. Nd.
VIII 1 PAY Yo5 t16iS2 Cash 81 soi for TsSs: your
3alsk sctIoni RE. 2soi 81. 7797.
oossH os ssYs ssYAsIEILlstinss ms .Wnnd wanted EYES;
GEoRGEETTowNNA Nj INCOME SsoS PROPERTY
wanted. In the event you have an
Income property, large or small,
Tor sale in the GEORGETOWN area,
pSnlSsSe SnrCS. eall MR.. DIXON at ST. 200.
y PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
ean r. A. HUMPHRiES. Realtor'
sos North Capitol. Ma. $3.50. Free
appraisals Results since 1919.
WILL PAY ALL CASH. regardless of
condition; white or colored. in all
sessions Of D. c. and nearby Nd
For immed. action. call ST. 1920:
ewes, OV. 30S6.
GUARANTEED immed results: II you
Eish to sell your home. list with
NE. 666S: ewes, GE. 9O79. ia.
HOUSES FOR Cash to sell on terms.
We pay cash and sell on terms.
Can US for bid. regardless of loca-
charge for consultations: on -the-spot
action. Call JOSEPH KINSKY. ST.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

WILL GIVES FREE DESK SPACE in
I5n s44o 14tS ior ,t answerI1s "a ifelsphonss
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AvToMosILEs FOR SALE

ATTENTION AUTO OWNERS who are
about to sell or trade on q new
car. See US before you do either.
We guarantee to save You $4,000 to
investigate our plan. Honest dealing
LIABLE WHOLESALERS. Ssoi Old Old
Bladensburg Rd. at Piney Branch,
Silver Spring, JU. 7-96S1 "a
CADILLAC 81 49," 4-dr. sed.; r.
and h., Hydra Matte. w.-s.w. tires;
Fleetwood interior: So. $40.
cHRYsLER,PLYModUTTH Psi EfopSst dT
400 GEORGIA AVE. NV. ia. 1900
CADILLAC '4S "62" 4-dr. sed-; r.
and h.. Hydra-Matic; l owner;
S2,O9os
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18th and Columbia Rd. NV

Eight ofices, excellent for
dental. real estate or law
modeledS reas. rents.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

80 ACRES--a mile from Naval Ord
available; frontase on Colesyille I'd:
price. 80, 200 per acre. ROBINSON
REAL ESTATE, JU, 7-7117: ewes,
EN-. 93l7, JU. S-6I0S. 20 .
FIFTEEN ACRES, zcned semidet,.: all
3-bedrm., $10,e60 frqS1e. VA pro-
feet. BREHME COR&AlY, 10.
8-5s5S: evenings. APP 2o62. --23
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TRAlLERS

LIKE Ia. sell 33-ft. 'b2 Continental
trailer house, like new, or trade In
on. 5-rm. home in Alexandria OF
Fairfax, Va. Phone XII. S-4774 OF
UsED MOBILE HOME, 2s-ft. fs4s
Travel Coach with toilet; S795
Ideal for working couple. LOT So
TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE. Alex
andria. .-26
SPARTAN MANSION, 1e49 80 IT,. all
metal; 5 rooms and bath. birch in
or trade for desirable real estate In
Md. near Md. q. or Silver Spring.
Call JU. S-9851. --26
1862 OVERLAND TRAILER - Flush
toilet; shower. hot water; $4,000.
81, Richmond Hwy. -24
1942 SlLvERTONE, 21 IT,, elec. refg.,
bottled gas; good condition; 5000
Call HI. 4931 or JU. 5-8351. -23
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BoATS
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAyIDsON 1912: 5000
miles. Side car and auto hitch
$3.50; WA; 9507 70 pm. 25
1925 Hamlin st. ne.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

LoUDoUN CO.-substantial old stone
school house, studio type interior
with hand-hewn beams. balcony over
stone fireplace {Heatolator). Over
! acre; pvt. road: brook. About 49
nj. from d. C. ST. 63l6. go
Evening star., 1952-09-23

POT S SASH FOR SECOND Ts3H[,,,1 TRUSTS
MR.. QUICK-RA. 34I8.
Evening star., 1952-09-19
Bailey Unpainted Furniture

Point, stain or lacquer it your
self and have good looking
furniture at prices you can Of
ford to poy! ExpertIy con-
structed Of knotty pine, sonded
and reody for your brush.
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7" wide to 4O"IoX" wide -
long Z.S5 o4" long 400
7" wide to 81" oM" wide "a
long 40 30" long $50
7" wide to 80" 1lA" wide n
long 4.s5 40" long 3.e5
"a wide to 1lA" wide to
~ long ESQ 64" long SIS
"a" wide to llA" wide to
40" long BIS 80" long 6.25
Evening star., 1952-09-19
Make Old-faShiOned radiators look mOdIeru
Priscilla Radiator Covers

PriscilIo covers mode of heow
steel, smotly styled and finished
in ivory enamel and stoined wal
nut. Adjustable fIonee prevents
dust from rising, small ortioIes
from falling behind radiator.
Evening star., 1952-09-19

Vonity and Bench
Mirror Top-------------- $50
TripIicote Mirror $50
Night TobIe-------------7 $50
, 1952-05-03
FINAL FORUM

will coordinate the program.
BY special request, the mes
sage Of Gov. Morris de Castro,
which made a great impress
sion on islanders, at the open
ing Forum, will be repeated.
The islands chief executives
message dWelt on the theme
chosen for this year-aNew
Horizons For Virgin Islanders
Today It will be read by.
Robert Taylor.
A color movie depicting the
life and travels of an average
tourist ii the Virgin Islands,
will be shown The scenes and
activities in the travelogue,
were made by DR.. +. Earle
Jones, who visited the Virgin
Islands last summer.
With the holding Of Sundays
program in Brooklyn, The Pro
fessional League, will have
completed a plan started two
years ago, to- bring one Forum,
to the Virgin Island colony in
each boro. Rev. DR. Davis, who
was cited BY the League, for
his educational achievements,
will receive his scroll from
Rufus Norman, Brooklyn Di-
vision host for the program.
, 1952-05-03
a MESSAGE FROM RADIO AMERICAN
WEST INDIES TO ALL CRUCIANS

we have been working hard and continuously for three
years to make WIVIs The Voice Of ST. Croix, your own
radio station a reality The delays have been many
the problems more than complex, but, with the he1pof
Almighty God and all. good Crucians, we have so
far won out.
AS you all know We had greatly hoped to start regular
broadcast operations next week. Unfortunately a fur
ther delays necessary. We ask you to please be pa
tient-with u.s. We are doing everything humanity
possible within our means to begin broadcasting on
regular schedule at the very earliest moment.
We are still determined that St. Croix shall have
s its own radio station.
Ado AMERICAN WEST INDIES
E. M Vickers. a ~
R. E. Higdon
, 1952-05-03

However, I do sincerely be-
1ieve that continuance Of the
Agricultural Station IN the
Virgin Islands is an invest
ment that will result IN a saw
ing to our taxpayers in the
long run.
I understand that H.R. 1914
has not yet passed the House,
and that hence although your
committee has held hearings
you have not yet marked up
the bill. / earnestly urge,
therefore, that you restore the
appropriation item for the VirI
gin Islands Agricultural sta
ton in H.R. 1914 before it
comes to the Senate Floor.
Sincerely yours,
, 1952-05-03
FUNDS FOR WI.

ing minority member OF the
Senate Interior and Insular
Affairs Committee and have
given considerable study to
the problem Of making the is
lands self-supporting. a sound
agricultural base, I am more
and more convinced, offers
the best, and in fact almost the
only hope of q permanent So
luton to the present system Of
yearly deficit appropriations
from the Federal treasury to
support local government
there.
AS a step toward building
such an agricultural base, /
urged in several of my reports
that the Virgin Islands Agri-
culture Experiment Station be
transferred from the jurisdic-
ton of the Interior Depart
ment, under which it was IN
advertently placed IN the 1892
Organic Act, back to the Agri
culture Department, under
which it had been from 1919
to 1882. Previously the Danes
had established a station in
1910, and had maintained it
until they sold the islands to
us in World War /.
Partially as a result Of my
recommendations, / like to.
think, last fall Congress APP
proved the transfer by Public
Law % 8. The Senate Agricul
ture Committee report on H.R.
1927, which became Public
Law 228, is 50 Informative as
to the need for continuance Of
the Agricultural Station in the
Virgin Islands that ! am send
ing a copy Senate Report
1035l. Let me direct your par
ticuiar attention to page 4 Of
the report.
Unfortunately, the House
Agriculture Appropriations
Subcommittee rejected the APP
preparation request for $780,,
900 for the Station in the
Agriculture Department bill,
H,R. 1914. | am informed that
the House members apparent
ly were under some misappre-
hension that the funds were
intended for establishment of
a new experimental station.
Such is not the case. as the his
tory Of the Virgin Islands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-09
Howard Divorce Granted
DESPITE Untrue Testimony
BY the Associoied Press


SANTA MONICA, Calf. April g.
After saying he doubts the
truthfulness of certain testimony
by Lindsay Howard, wealthy turf
man. and his wife, Judith Bar
rett, a judge awarded her a di-
vorce on grounds of extreme
cruelty.
Superior Judge Stanley Mosk
said yesterday in an eight-page
opinion that this appears to be
an appropriate opportunity to ex-
press the growing concern of
courts over false testimony given
in divorce cases."
Witnesses for Mr.. Howard dur
ing the Today contested divorce
trial testified they saw Mrs. How
ard visit Amateur Golfer Clarke
Hardwicke at his apartment sew
eral times. She denied the visits.
Her witnesses said Mr.. Howard
was frequently drunk. He denied
!intemperance.
The Judge said he doubts the
truthfulness of both denials.
Mrs. Howard was awarded Gus
tody of their children. Judith, IL,
and Frank. Z. with Mr.. Howard
to have reasonable visitation privi-
leges. She was also awarded $2,750
monthly alimony and support, two
homes, an automobile and jewelry
. The couple married in 1910 and
she filed suit a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-09
Paper Files 81 Million Sui
Against McCarran Group
By the Associated Press

LAS VEGAS, New. April o.
Senator McCarran, Democrat, OF
Nevada, Is the chief defendant in
a 81 million damage suit which
charges he is responsible for an
advertising boycott against the
Las Vegas Sun.
The complaint, filed yesterday
in Federal Court by the Suns
publisher, H. M. Greenspun, says
the Senator caused the boycott
to compel the editors to refrain
from publishing detrimental
statements" about him.
Last March %, the suit says,
Senator McCarran induced Mar
ion B. Hicks. manager of the
Thunderbird Hotel, to persuade
the owners of II other hotels and
gambling casinos to boycott the
Sun.
Defendants besides Seantor Nc
Carran are his administrative as
sistant, Eva Adams. the IL hotels
and "a persons who own or OPP
crate them.
The suit also asks treble $266
a day actual damages for as long
as the boycott exists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-09
Cunudiun Liner Sold
To British Firm for Scrun
BY the Associoted Press

MONTREAL, April 9.-The En-
press of Australia-once the pride
tof Canada's Pacific steamship feet
has been sold for scrap to a Brit
IiSh steel corporation.
First called the Tirpitz. the 81
833-ton liner was built in 1914 in
IStetten, Germany. She was sur
rendered to the Allies by Germany
i'm 1919. In 1921 she was acquired
by the Canadian Pacific Steamship
Co.
After almost 20 years as a pas
sender liner, sailing out of Van
couver. the Empress spent her last
years as a British troopship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-09
Germany Can Produce
10000 Small Arms
BY the Associated Press

WIESBADEN, Germany. April
I9.-The Allied High Commission
has authorized German companies
to produce $4,000 small-caliber
rifles and 5000 small-caliber sport
pistols, a spokesman Of the Ger
man Markspen's League disclosed
TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-09
Bows Club Swim Glasses

The Boys Club Of Washington
will hold learn-to-swim lessons at
the Eastern Branch club. Massa-
chusettS avenue and Seventeenth
street Sc, daily during the Easter
vacation week next Monday
through Saturday.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
House District Group
Receives Copies Of
Patterson Report

/ House District Committee mem
|bers, who win decide Wednesday
whether to investigate the Capital
Transit Co. have received the
Patterson report proposing such q
probe.
T Copies of the report by Repre-
sentative Patterson. Republican
Iof nectic1t, were requested BY
committee members for study
when the group decided last
"wednesday to look further into
the controversy oyer the company
Recommending that the Inter-
state. Commerce Commission take
lover regulation Of the company
the Patterson report declares that
supervision Of interstate traffic ir
which Capital Transit is engaged
lis essentially the function Of
IICC."
Sharply critical Of the company
the report among other thing.
says: I'm the event the transit
system got caught in q wave oi
speculative frenzy resulting IL
bankruptcy, Congress would b
called upon to appropriate funds
Ito take over the system as .
Government enterprise.
1T therefore behooves US X
safeguard against such an even.
ltuality by calling upon all regula'
tory agencies exercising jurisdic,
ton to apply special diligence tt
regulate the activities Of tn
transit system."
Evening star., 1952-03-08

TO- s pm. He explained that .
total of 100 Government workers
win be available to help this CONF
ling week and until the deadline
Monday. March II. The deadline
was extended beyond the ordinary
March is, because that falls on q
Saturday. q normal homework day.
The 100 regular employees who
work on tax returns In the Wash
ington Office. plus 80 revenue
jagentS and auditors will be avail
able, the assistant collector said.
MI, Maslin also added that the
tax men win be at Ftremer's Hall,
Rockville, Md, Monday through
Friday $3.50 am. to 5 pm. and
the First National Bank at Upper
Marlboro, Monday through FRI
day, Q to 4 pm. He explained
they had been elsewhere in the
counties in the Maryland district
previously.
Looking over the people seated,
waiting to flll out their returns,
Mr.. Maslin said philosophically
.sWell, they viii be out Of the
way anyway. There are just SO
many people we have to take care
lof, in any event.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
OPS Plans Survey
|0f Grocery Prices

The ONCE Of Price Stabiliza-
ton announced today it will make
Ia survey Of price markups by
grocery stores in Washington and
1873 other cities.
The survey, covering both
wholesale and retail concerns, will
start on March II and will cover
|markups used by the companies
lin the month before the start Of
the Korean War. OPS said it may
result in higher ceilings for some
items. lower ceilings for others.
The grocery trade has contend
led OPS markup margins are
based on buying habits that have
undergone changes.
The trade generally uses higher
lmarkups for items in demand and
lscale down margins on slow-mov-
ling goods.