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Evening star., 1952-09-15
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS
AUToMoTlvE MISC.

ONE Oft. CLOSED VAN BODY,
used. as is. $3.50: one S-ft. pickup
body, used, as is. $50: one new
loft. reinforced steel fiat, steel
headboard in stock: one new coal
conveyor body in stock: one new
one new ton t0e5 open OGop top plum5er ln SIoek
body, FRED s. GICHNER IRON
WORKS. INC. 1914 Gath st. NV,
RE. 2f19. --17
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MOTORCYCLES
TRAiLERS

MOTORCYCLE 1948 Harley-David-
son. model 81. excel. cond.; S475.
Call JU. $4,000.
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GARAGES

10th AND T SITS. N.W.-Garage
space IN new mod. bldg, $40 per
mo; AID. 141S or HO. 1859. Id
Iagut st. NV. Apply after s pm
1850 GIRARD ST. NV. parking
space for rent. So month. Phone
Manager. NO. 754S. Is
gar gar, So SO mo- ~ ~GE a4Si m'ml1sar or RA
256l. -16
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HOUSE TRAILER, 80 it., 8 rms, mod
appliances. 2 extra button rms, 5
by 22. excel. cond.. located in best
1850 CUSTOM DE LUKE, 26 it,, for
sale by owner. toilet, shower, refgr
carpeted frs etc. Bargain. c. w.
SNOAD. Natl. Trailer CT, 1905
Balto. blvd, College PIX. Phone TO.
4130. -16
Evening star., 1952-09-15
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

BARGAIN. 1860 H ST. N.E.--A we'll
located store in the main business
section of me-, including 2nd-h.
apt. of 8 rms. kit. and bath. Also
2-story. brk. gar. on rear Of lot.
Ideal for bakery. grocery barber
shop. etc. Price. $1S.5 500. NJ. PAUL
HANNAH. 1928 18th st. NV. ME.
PHoToGRAPHY-commercial and
portrait, entire business. Fully
equipped, modern equipment, air
conditioned darkroom. In Baltimore
City. Good account; price. $500
for quick sale. Owner leaving city.
@ F. OBRECHT. Attorney. Mulberry
693S. -17
1st COMMERCIAL-2-story s-room-
and-bath semidet house; 2-story 20
#. frontage. Small down pymt.
20 7th st. ne. 81. 1859, Ma.
on RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV, be-
tween 18th and 14th. 3-story brick
in excel. cond., includes apts.. each
with kitchen and bath. additional
bedrms. and l bath. Oil h.-w.h h, full
bsmt. Completely furn. Price of prop
erty includes profitable white room
ing house business. v. L. TOOMEY,
JR.. REALTOR, 1015 18th ST. NV.
RE. 5215. -16
Evening star., 1952-09-15
FLORIDA PROPERTY

WILL TRADE HOTEL for Washington
property or trust notes. Elegantly
furn., rs rms, 25 baths; managers
apt. In best section Of Miami. Oper-
ated 23 years by present manager,
So2.500. liberal cash terms.
8 ROOMS. ALSO 2 APIS. Hotel.
heart of Miami. Furns, money maker,
property. Liberal terms. Ii. 4-8529.
Evening star., 1952-09-15

SIUDEBAKER 1919
CONVERTIBLE
ST, 1,495
Studebaker's finest; COP
per mist finish; new tan top; s
white-wall tires; tan leather uphol-
stery; gas saving overdrive; climat-
izer; twin defrosters; a 1-owner, low
mileage car: guaranteed. AMERI-
CAN SERVICE CENTER, 6S5 N.
Glebe rd., Arl., OW. 7722. Closed
Sundays. -l5
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

CLIENTS for inv. and comm. prop
St. NV. DI. 50I5; ewes. EN-. 5407.
REALTY INVESTMENT is our oHsi-
ness. If your property is for sale,
apt. or commercial. small or large,
or If you have land suitable for
development, by all means call Mr.
Terms, DE. 1745. REALTY INVEST
MENT Realtors (sE 2270 -1T
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

GTUDEBAKER 1850
CONVERTIBLE
$1,S45
The smartest used car you are liable
to see anywhere, Commander model,
rennished in brilliant red; new black
top. white sidewall tires: plastic
covered interior; beautifully ap-
guaranteed. See 1t now at AMERI-
CAN SERVICE CENTER, 685 N.
Glebe I'd. Arl. OW. 7722 Closed
Evening star., 1952-09-15
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
tContinued.

GET YOUR PRICE
Let US sell your car for you. We
guar. to sell your car within Z days
buy 1t from you. Your car is fully
insured. cleaned and polished while
in our care. Why take less when
We can get you SO much more?
EMBASSY MOTORS
18th and K SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE tcont. j
4-STORY BLDG.
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
Suitable for any type business. good
location near Acacia Life Insurance
and Home Owners Loan Bldgs.; you
can rent or live in; will take as low
as $500 down, balance like rent.
Call MI Argonis.
CAMPANELLA & CO..
EX, Alb. Ewes. and Sun, FIR. 50SS.
Evening star., 1952-09-15

DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. 910 18th st. NV,
near Conn, and K. New. modern
attractive desk space for those who
want the best receptionist. switch
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Cali ST. 3456.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
FARMS

15@ ACRES, 10 cleared. rest young
and saw, timber; state road, power
line: springs; A mi. south. SIS, 400;
$500 dn., SIS mo. TIE. 4131. -15
APPROX. 100 ACRES. cattle and to-
pacco farm, on hard rd., 20 mi. to
ID. C.: 4 tob. barns, corn crib, 2
tenant houses: good stream: excel
lsnS nf,11I terms. OF Offered by WALTER N.
05s9 or Sunday eau L. A. Starting
1O2-ACRE FARM in Fairfax Co.,
within. 25 miles of D. c., good hard
surface road frontage, good pro-
ductive soil; $3.50 per acre. For de-
tails or to INSPECT, call -
Next to Baiieys Cross Roads Fire Dept,
FA. 2024 JE. 1896 FA. 953S
$50 DOWN, 500 MO. buys for ST, 500.
20 acres, sorry 5-rm. house; roo
town 100 miles south. re 41si.
SIS DOWN. $40 MO. buys for $1,000,
40 acres of woodland; State rd.;
Sprlns ne 6 Ana nj fshing Eogtb stream m p9ger
FREDERICKSBURG AREA
30 acres; good land; partially fenced;
luC!uu!nS GOOD broom mouse ana
outbuildings; all for $500; terms.
Call Mr.. Olson. Ma. $500. ewes and
week ends. WO. 1929. BOSS 81
PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV. --15
CULPEPER AREA
This fine farm consisting of 800 acres
lying in the rain belt Of Culpeper
Co, ideally situated for either farm
ing. cattle or sheep raising (will
carry 150 headl is offered for the
first time at price which will make
days market Owner now raising a
fine herd rolling in fat. Good barn
and other outbuildngs; 4-room ten
ant house; practically new tractor
and other necessary machinery. One
mile water front. 100 acres river
bottom land. Terms Call Mr.. OIL
son. Ma. 5000: ewes. and week ends,
WO. 7029. BOSS & PHELPS. INC,
1il7 K st. NV. III
Evening star., 1952-09-15
STORES FOR RENT

NEW STORES t4)-42x4S to 7Ox55.
now available in 1900 block r. J..
ave ne. Will alter to suit tenant;
cor. store. 70x55 it,. ideal for drug
and fountain operation. ECHLOS-
BERG-SCHNIDER CO.. GIL. 1850.
SILVER SPRING AREA - Concrete
store, 40 by so. with bsmt. Call
GE. 1871; ewes. GE. 4635. 30
STORE OR OFFICE. street level; ideal
downtown location avail; SS5 paT
mo. FIR. 542S. -16
ARLINGTON-We have q store with
parking facilities available. suitable
for various businesses. ALBERT II.
COHEN, JA. 2-1661.
1922 18th ST. N.W,-Lge. store in
dowptown area now avail. to re-
spotsible tenant. JUSTINE REAL
TY CO., 412 9th st. NV. DI. 5995.
e1Oi 18th ST. NV. 17x6O with
additional rm: in rear. Call Mr..
MT. PLEASANT ST. at end of car
line, store approx. 1000 SO. TT,
5000. Suit. for restaurant or other
business. Avail. Oct. 1. MILTON
r. RUPERT. 1851 10th st., N. W.,
DI. 50i5; ewes, EN-. 5407. Id
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CHEVROLET 81 model 61O3 tractor:
spsed nsayy axle eu new sooxso xs tires coD o8
sized Budd wheels: spgs. built uD to
2la-ton rating: airbrakes with
trailer hook up and hand controlled
valve; 106-gal. saddle tanks; ,36-in
mails and mirrors; Airflow heater b
defroster: Briggs G400 oil filter
Original COST So. S03. will sacrifice
for quick sale $500.
NnET
Evening star., 1952-09-15
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED TO LEASE. warehouse.
drive-in entrance, approx. 1000 so.
it., d. c. or nearby Md. EX. 5640.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN LOCA-
TION-Ayail. Oct. 1st. Approx. 5000
SO. #. 1st commercial space. Incl.
H ST. NV. Call WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP, Ma. 4S1S. III
ROSSLYN-3.O 900 SO. #. open space.
very light: suitable for lab. ETC.;
SIS so #: will rent part. A. NJ.
ROTH, RE 1880 Ia
Mr.. MAINE AVE. AND NJ ST. s.W.-
lst CONNER; 2-story brick bldg; 8
rms; ideal for office and storage;
reasonable rent. RE. 2137, or TR.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
SUMMER HOMES
LOANS

BEACH HOUSE FOR SALE. Randle
Clitf, Md. Call HI. 5O61. -16
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

LEASE OR BUY 10000 OF more
square feet for used-car lot; must
be on well-known street in active
area with heavy pedestrian trafflc.
MR.. REINES, OR. 340O.
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nth +i!a AND F ! sIs ISS NV, " 2 1ge e.. rms; rms
facilities, adequate for . club or
school. Available Immediately.
CARL G. ROSINSKI, Ma. 1884.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
OLDSMOBILE '98

81 HOLIDAY COUPE
Fully eQuipped, low mileage; original
owner: Omcer going overseas. $2,-
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Ss5 DOWN. $40 MO. buys for $1,000,
40 acres of woodland; State rd.; !;
spring and fishing stream, power
line; 100 mi. south. TIE. ABB.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
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Evening star., 1952-06-20
|Anti-Rhee Meefinq
In Pusan Broken Up
BY 50 Young Koreans
BY the Associoted Press

PUSAN, Korea, June 20.-Some
so young Koreans today broke up
a meeting of educators and civic
leaders called to protest "dicta-
torial measures" of President
Syngman Rhee.
Several elderly opponents of the
president were bloodied as the
shouting intruders broke down the
door of the International Club
restaurant. smashed chairs and
used the kindling for clubs.
Police restored order after 10
minutes. But the meeting called
by the National Committee Op-
posing Fascism and Defending the
Constitution for National Saliva
ton" was not resumed.
The outbreak came during at
tempts to compromise South
Korea's political crisis before Mon
days showdown.
The intruders shouted Death
to any one who calls Syngham
Rhee a dictator" but no one was
injured seriously. Three were ar
rested.
Kim Chang Suk, 78-year-old
president Of Sung Kyun Kwan
University. left the meeting with
a scalp wound.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Pressure by AdenaueI
For Western Alliance
Suffers 7 Setbacks
BY the Associoted Press

BONN. Germany. June 20.-
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's
hopes of gaining quick ratifica-
ton of the twin pacts to ally a
|rearmed West Germany with the
West received two setbacks today
in the upper house Of Parliament
Weeks. possibly months, of de-
lay. is likely because the Bun
desrat insisted: .....
/. That ratification of the Allied
West German peace contract and
the associated six-nation Euro
pean Army treaty must await
court settlement of the complex
question whether it is constitu-
tlonal for Germany to rearm.
2. That the Bundesrat, domi-
mated by the Socialist opposition
to the pacts, must approve the
full text Of both agreements and
not merely the financial sections,
as the Adenauer government had
proposed.
These two points could upset the
Chancellor's aim Of getting rati-
fication before Parliament's sum-
mer recess at the end Of July.
But after the Bundesrat's de-
ciSions, Chancellor Adenauer told
reporters he was still an opti-
mist" over ratification prospects
The constitutionality Of rearma-
ment now is before the Federal
Constitutional Court, which has
given no indication when it will
rule. A constitution change, if
required. would require a two
thirds majority of Parliament's
lower house. the Bundestag, which
DR.. Adenauer could not obtain.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
|0usted Red Cross Official
Won't Quit Without Fiuhf
By the Assoeioted Press

OKLAHOMA CITY, June 20.-A
deposed blood center administra-
tor expressed confidence today
that a top-level Red Cross investi-
cation would verify his charges of
contaminated blood being sent to
Korea.
William H. Cordell, fred yester-
day as head of the Oklahoma de-
fense blood center. refused to quit
without a fight.
DR.. Raymond Barnes of st. Louis
and Carl Belliston of Washington
were scheduled to begin an in
vestigation today Of allegations
that blood contaminated with ma
laria was sent from the center to
Korea. Other center officials de-
MED the accusations.
Mr.. Cordell, described as a dis
gruntled employe by Oklahoma
City Red Cross officials. sent tele-
grams to armed services and Red
Cross officials asking an investi-
cation of the situation.
He predicted:
THE 80 members Of the Red
Cross Board may think differently
when they have had time to read
my report"
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Horde of Cnckets
Threatens J owns
Water Reservoir
BY the Associoied Press

RENO. June 20.-A horde of
Mormon crickets-25 miles wide
and IA miles deep-was creeping
today toward the water supply of
Austin. a little mining and ranch
ing town $50 miles east of Reno.
Residents of the community of
S25, sheriff's deputies and three
cricket control men from the State
Department of Agriculture tenn
porarily stopped the invasion
about half a mile from the towns
water reservoir yesterday.
But they ran out Of poisoned
mash.
Later reports placed the crickets
only a quarter of a mile away.
TownSpeople fear the horde will
contaminate the reservoir.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Chinese Reds Resume
Attack on T-Bone Hill;
7 Red Planes Downed
By the Associoted Press

SEOUL, June 20.-Chinese Com
munists, striking behind a heavy
artillery barrage. resumed their as
saults late tonight on strategic
T-Bone Hill, so miles north OF
Seoul.
The Communists had broken of
the attacks Wednesday after suf-
fering at least 1000 casualties in
six days of futile Slugging. The
Allied positions on part of the hill
dominate one invasion road to
Seoul.
A brief front line dispatch said
only that the Chinese had
launched another attack just be-
fore midnight. It did not give
the size Of the attacking force.
The Reds previously had used
about $50 men in each attack.
The revival Of ground action CO.
incided with new clashes in the
air. Six American Sabre jet pilots
said they destroyed two and dam
aged two of six Communist pro-
peller-driven planes just south of
the Manchurian border.
The United States 5th Air Force
said the two damaged planes may
have been destroyed.
The F-86 Sabres were cruising
high above Sinuiju when they
spotted the Communist fighters
wheeling slowly around. The un-
suspecting LASS crossed the Yalu
River boundary into Korea and
Immediately were attacked by the
diving jets.
Machinegun bullets blasted two
Red planes to the ground and
sent the others scurrying back
to Manchuria. Two of them were
riddled with holes,
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Prisoner Transfer
Completed on koje
BY the Assoeiosed Press

KOJE ISLAND, Korea, June 20
The Army said tonight all major
shutting Of Red prisoners Of wal
on Koje Island is complete.
The Koje command, under Brig
Gen. Hayden L. Boatner, said
more than 10000 prisoners hac
been shifted in II days.
This United Nations POW camp
holds 10000 captives-overwhelm-
ingly pro- Communist.
Only one clash between prison
ers and guards marred the shift
of prisoners to smaller com.
pounds. easier to manage. Die.
hard Reds in Compound rs fought
the first removal. One American
paratrooper and 80 Reds were
killed. Nearly half the prisoners
killed were slain by fanatical fel-
Ilow-priSonerS.
Some small moves were made
today without incident. The major
shift was the transfer of some
ANTI Communist prisoners.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Lodge Now Sees Nomination
|Of Gen. Eisenhower Assured

Ismear-are directed toward this
goal. AS the goal becomes further
away. their efforts become more
Ifrenzied.
Directly allied with these tao.
tics are the fantastic claims Of
delegate strength which the Taft
forces are now making. These
periodic claims have been proved
false time and again throughout
the campaign"
The Associated Press scoresheet
of delegate strength. based on
pledges, instructions, avowed
leanings and concessions, shows
Senator Taft with 466 delegates
and Gen. Eisenhower with 393.
Senator Taft claims 588. To win
nomination, 604 votes are re-
Quired.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Negotiators 10 Meet
lin Munsan Tomorrow
BY the Assoeioied Press

MUNSAN, Korea, June 2O.-
Allied negotiators return to the
Korean armistice conferences to-
morrow (10 pm. Friday, EDIT tc
learn If their second walkout has
convinced the Communists tc
change their minds.
The meetings at Panmunjom
have been stalled almost two
months by Communist refusal to
accept the Allied declaration that
100000 Red war prisoners do not
want to 60 back to communism.
Only about 10000 prisoners
have indicated a willingness to
return to Red territory.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
BY the Assoeioied Press

Senator Lodge. Republican, of
Massachusetts said today that
Dwight Eisenhower's nomination
lat Chicago is now assured"
Senator Lodge. who is manag-
ing Gen. Eisenhower's campaign
for the G. o. P. presidential nom
ination, put out a statement say
ing he has just completed State
by-State canvass of delegate
strength and found Gen. Eisen-
hover gaining steadily in his fight
against Senator Taft of Ohio.
Senator Lodge said:
Senator Taft from the first
has Smugly predicted that he will
win on the first ballot. and all
of his committees efforts-the
attempted steal, the rigging, the
Evening star., 1952-06-20
|Groucho to Go on Stuqe
For First Time Since 80
BY the Asseeioted Press

HOLLYWOOD. June 20. -
Groucho Marx, minus the mus
tache and. with his leer toned
down, is returning to the legiti-
mate stage next month for the
first time in % years. He will ap-
pear in Time for Elizabeth" at
Lajolla, Calf, July 1920.
The play is an adoption of one
he and Norman Krasna Wrote.
Groucho's last stage appearance
was in Animal Crackers" in 1880.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
II Saved, One Missing
As Fishing Boot Sinks
BY the Associoted Press

PROVINCETOWN, Mass. June
20.-The loaded fishing boat Alba
tross, returning to Boston, was
sunk in collision with the tanker
ESQ Chattanooga in the early
morning darkness today and the
Albatross' captain was reported
missing.
The Chattanooga reported she
had picked up IL of the 13-man
crew OF the fishing craft. but had
found no trace of Capt. Bjorguen
Enarsson of Arlington. Mass. The
accident occurred three miles east
of Cape Cod light.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
120 Wet Mimi Sompons Sunk

HANOI, 1ndo-China, June 20
R.-French naval units yesterday
bombarded and sank 100 rice
laden sampans of the Communist
led Wet Mini anchored in the
Day River SO miles southeast OF
Hanoi. French commandos cap
tured 10 Wet Mimi soldiers.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
PIywood Substitute Studied

The Philippines is studying use
OF a woven bamboo material
known as Wobex as substitute
for plywood in construction Of
light aircraft. 80
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
49A--House Movers
|BIackmon To Aid
.McCarty Regime

FIT. PIERCE R-Warren Black
mon, who was in charge Of Dan
McCarty's general election cam
paign for governor, viii 60 to Tai.
lahassee with him as administra.
tive assistant when McCarty takes
office in January.
Blackmon's appointment is the
first McCarty has announced.
He said he expects to announce
others during the next few weeks.
"I'm not trying 10 be coy" Nc
Carly said, adding that his con-
sideration Of men for key positions
hasn't reached the stage at which
he is ready to announce decisions.
''I haven't promised any jobs
and II makes life enjoyable for me.
I've got a clear conscience. They
may be disappointed but no man
can say I promised him q job. "
Most general speculation has
been that McCsrty viii name
Richard II. Simpson. former speak
er Of the State House Of Repre-
sentaiives from Monticello. to head
the State Road Department Me-
carty declined 10 confirm the re.
port bot Indicated Simpson may
have . rnajor position Ia his ad-
miniseratiou II be wanta IL
BlaekmOn tOok 10 active part Il
McCarfys primary campaign. re
was AZ that time secretary Of the
Ft. Pierce Chamber cf Commerce.
He also is president of the FLORIDA
Chamber 0s Commerce Executives.
McCarty sad piackmon's selec.
ton was not in TIE natl1re oi a
political reward. ITS strictly .
matter q ding toh. ! feel be
can c0nsribSste 10 tie official Op,
eration af she nElAee
EIaekmcn. -. 4 nsfsve cf ~
lansa xnd : grsdAate os the Uni
verxisy of GeoTNis. HIS wife ID tke
former Della Rb0des. 1aeksclNiiie
4 1885 grsdaate eE Fsorsdz ssass
Unaverxsty. They have two Ssas
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
Brazil Crash
To Be PrObed

MIAMI BEACH R-Details Of on
airplane crash deep in the Brazik
Ian jungIes last April when would
be rescuers were held as hostages
win be aired here next week.
A public hearing on the Pan
American World Airways clipper
crash near Carolina. Brazil, which
cost 50 lives, begins Monday and
win last 10 or II days.
w. X. Andrews, director Of the
Bureau Of Safety Investigation,
Washington, said more than 70 Wit
nesses win be heard. Andrews viii
conduct ne hearing on The April
20, 1852 crash which killed nine
crew members and Al passengers.
The plane, enroute from Beun0s
Aires 10 New York, was cruising
at 1900 70 1900 feet about z7B
miles south southwest OF Carolina
when II broke into several parts
and fell In almost inaccessible
jungle.
Andrews said parts Of the air
craft were found In 4 radius II
approximately hall q mile from
the main wreckaae site
AFTER considerable difficulty
the Civil Aerunautlcs Board vas
successful IN arriving II the scena
Of the accident" be added. ''How-
ever, due 10 ! local political sltua-
ton. the first expedition % ths
wreckage had 10 be abandoned.
Subsequently. well-OFganszed
and equipped expedition penetrated
the Jungle and = detailed examine
ton was made Of 81 the parts that
were found "
Andrews sad Oxsaid Rysa.
newly appointed chairman n TIE
Civil Aeronauiies Board. VII par
ticirate In the hearing
News rer0Fss from Brazd 81 ne
time of lhe crash tod of rival
rescue expeditions Feaehing the
hcene ard q enc srogp h0idlng
another hostage gntll sgFeement
vas reached % bring saem OF II
TIE binzIe
TIE hoefsast hlex rspoFtessg
turae5 tie tabies On sbeir eaDsers.
AndreNs sad details e sfe ges-
eue opegafinns ssably Neald -
brsught OF 81 ths hesrsH
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
.Off-Year Loss
OF House Seats
Follows Trend
By WILLIAM ?. ARBocAsT

oY WILLIAM rs ANb0SASt
WASHINGTON tA - Statistics
of almost 100 years confront Pres
ident-elect Eisenhower with the
bleak possibility of having q Demo
cratic Congress in mid-term.
There viii be a congressional
election two years hence, with all
4S5 House and 50 Senate seats at
stake.
With only one exception, the
dominant party in Congress has
lost seats in soff-year" elections
since 1858. The exception was in
1924 when Democrats boosted their
margin in the House from S13 to
322 and in the Senate from 50 TO
So. That was in the middle Of
Franklin d. Roosevelt's first term.
In 1896 President Truman saw
the Democrats lose enough seats
to drop control Of both the Senate
and the House.
Republicans win be in control
Of both the Senate and the House
| in the SSrd Congress, which starts
It's two-year term on Jan. 8.
But their margin of numerical
superiority Is so slim in both
branches that they cannot afford
to lose many seats in the 1854
mid-term election.
On the basis Of last Tuesdays
voting, Republicans win have 4S
seats in the Senate, not including
Stevenscn-backer Wayne Morse OF
Oregon, and 22O or perhaps a few
more in the House. A majority Of
the Senate Is 40, which the Re-
publicans will have if Morse votes
with them in organizing the body.
If Morse sides with the Democrats,
the resulting 4S-4s tie can be
broken by Vice President-elect
Richard Nixon. A majority Of the
house is 2lS.
Off-year election losses Of parties
| in control of Congress have been
much heavier than that. Except for
1894, the losses have occurred in
the House every off-year. and in
the Senate In almost every such
year.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
REP. POWELL SAYS
VALUES ARE WRONG

Nrw YORK n - Rep. Adam
Ciayton PoweI Jr. Cd N.Y. says
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atomic torb.
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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
il-Boats and Motors

FOR BOATS, motors and trailers
see Cliff. Cliffs Marine and Sup
ply Co., Stock Island. Phone 1O4.
oct28-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10
3s-Wanted 70 Buy

We PAY so fuF old batteries
Dicks Tire Service. % TFuman
Ave. Phane us n0vsi
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-10

GIRLS BICYCLE. win sen for
$500. Phone 1s74-W, 2S19 Flagler
Ave. nov10-3t