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Flagstone and Stone

WORK
cement drlyeWayS, walks steps
pcrches. retaining walls. tile drain.
-ANeELeoS 10 Y4tfast MAReGtcff68i.1 asf8i1fsfi sH. 1869
FLOORS sANDED and finished
cleaned and Taxed. o.d floors mad
FLOORS SANDED. cleaned, waxed
enable. Ii. 4-2055 or Ii. 3-2l4l
FLOOR SANDING AND REFINisH
INC; work guaranteed; exper
nS.Sh mschanics' average Tm.. SIS. co
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing but tn,
best; laying. sanding, finishing
cleaning; parquet installation Bruce
finishes FLOORING CONTRAC.
TORS; INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave,
HOME IMPROVENIENTS-Get you,
home improvements done now, cost
less. Terms. w. D. TAYLOR, ST.. 3942
NT.-EX1 DECoRATOR-All worl
comp. OF lob. c. e. MOODY. oV
MATTRESSES remade. So UP. STEIN
BGDDING BGD2I5N,G5 CO. 1924 18th st. NV.
PAINTER-Ipside and outside paint.
ing; reasonable prices; free estimates
WADE, NE. SS35. 3"
PAINTING papering, interior ano
exler!or. For reasonable estimate!
call SH; 4771 or TO. 473l. -I2
PAINTING, interior. exterior, roo
cct;g eoatlng, caq1kIng; gen. repairs; Ire.
PAINTING, interior, exterior; reason.
service. MIR. BUNGER. ST. 1923.
PAINTING-First-c class work at sen.
siole prices. We will gladly make q
personal call and furnish you with
Tree estimates and advice. RA. 5093
PAINTING CoNTRACTOR-commer-
- gIs, MR.. LAWRENCE, RA. 9703
PAPERlNG-Get my est. on 5-rm.. y
story. hall house White mech owr
pIfNT,ld!! IHTS; +! 9%5i' sYh' attsE E
carpenter repairs. floor and wall tile
PAPERING AND PAiNTISG-satis.
fed customers for over 25 years
MR. L,A!WRENCE. RA. 9703.
1875" Suntast washable paper; work
guaranteed. GE. 1893 or GE. 246l
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work: Estimates free. Call MR.
BECKETT. MI. O930. DU. 1888
PLASTERING. cement, waterproofing
service. NO 574S. 80
PLASTERING and cement work: bSmt
steps and sidewalks. MI. S516, i
PLASTERING REPAIRS. old anc
new work, large or small Jobs
white mechanics, reasonable. SH
PORCHES INCLOSED-You can have
that extra BEDROOM or DEN fol
fraction of the VALUE OUR PIC
TURE WINDOW will add to your
property: free estimates WI 6OS6
CAPITAL CONTRACTING CO.
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REFRIGERATORS, freezers. air con-
ditioners. We buy all makes, any
condition. Call Adams 420S, 81"
STEAMER TRUNKS, or lge., roomy
trunks. OIL. 1859. 81
WANTED-USed stenograph short.
hand machine; in good candition.
! ia. 7741. 2s
] En-. RA. 1897 81
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TELEVISION

TELEVISION
Big savings on latest models. Com
American Service Center
14th Year In Arlington
5S5 N. Glebe Road
Arlington, Va. OW. 1922
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Furniture New

$40: so HOLLYWOOD beds, S36.s5
Beantyrest matt, box spr., $500
Bedroom suite, spec, S94.50 up
5-pc: chrome dinette, S6950 up
Storewide inventory sale. Cash o,
terms. Open 10 am. til pm
klNG-S203 GA. AVE, SH. 5S9l
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REFRIGERATOR, washer. studio
couch. Venetian blinds; reasonable
Call ewes. 4105 Edmunds st. NV.
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BABY CHICKS-N. H. Red; 2 wks
Old; SIG q hundred. o. G. MAX
WE'LL. Lanham, Md. WA. 1916.
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EuRNITIIRE,

NIBERAL DISCOUNT)
Living room, bedroom. dining room
kitchen furniture. Easy credit terms
arranged. Special terms to service
personnel.
ENBEE
1918 9TH st. NV. DI. PASS
Furniture Discount Sale
BEDROOM. LIVING RIM, SOFA
BEDS. STUDIOS AND DINETTF
SUITES. Greatly reduced, cash OF
terms. Open evenings till 8. AMERI.
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GOLD

GOLD
RTing GiEG rSs your ,.de5I dental gold. platinum
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
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ADDITIONS-Free estimates. remod-
CoNTRACTiNG Co. ME. 6aS5.
ADDITIONS and home Improvements
No money down. up to Z yrs. to pay
HAMILTON COMIC, CO" RE. 4477
ADDITIONS, roofing. residing. dor.
mers, recr. rms. and atticS; kits. re-
modelled; new house construction. OF
carpenter contract on labor. Esti-
mates, call 81. 1921. 80
ADDITIONS, alterations, repairs, new
building, roofing, siding, recr. rooms
brick and cement work. Large OIL
small Jobs. Free estimates. Call DI
6il". L. d. FRAZIER. 81
ADDITIONS, alterations, remodelins
and repairing; no job too small fol-
careful consideration; free estimates
10. 9-S396. 4
ADDITIONS
Repairs. cellar to. root and business
remodeling interior redecorating. %
years experience: terms. ROBERT
GOODMAN, WO. 2SG6.
ASPHALT, linoleum fl. tile and plas-
tic wall tile applied; Venetian
blinds free; remodeling and re-
pairs; terms. JU. S-9SS4. --:}
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS. parking lots
~ PVT. roads. Free estimates. OIL
iN0n or OIL. 1857.
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TOOLS

Jigsaw, bench saw
and lathe. Call after 8. OIL. 0167.
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Cement driyeWayS, walks. steps
pcrChes. retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also outdoor fireplaceS.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO SH. 1869
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FLOORING

Lumber suitable for sheathing, floor
ing or subflooring, special this week.
$25 per M. at yard.
ACE WRECKING CO.
40O2 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-05Oo.
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OPEN EWES.

OPEN EYES.
MON, WE'D, FRI. TIL 8
B1LT-R1TE FURNITURE, 745 18th
FURN.-Five-pc; light oak dinette
cond. Best offer. Must sell. AID
FURN.-Krohler overstuffed daVen.
port and arm chair; coffee table and
2 matching end tables; glass tops
LU: 1-4263 after 8 pm. Il
FUkN.E-Leaving city, Elec. stove,
toys, household effects. All Hewitt
ave, Silver Spring. Md. -3I
FURN.-Mahogany desk, $50: mahog-
any dresser with mirror. S75: uphol.
foam rubber rocker, $45; radio
comb, Wilcox-Gay,o $95; cocktail
tic. ST. os booEease eo; oak aSSSst' $50: ptas oak
chifforobe. S35: portable radio, Zen
ith. $25: 1121 New Hampshire NV,
GAS RANGE, o'Keefe g. Merritt, CEN
ter grill, table top with clock, S160;
Rendix automatic washer. S75. Cal
GAS RANGES. new. used; $3.50 up;
Georgia ave. DE. 5566.
GAS RANGES, new, used; SIS UP;
guaranteed: easy credit: nothing dn
ACME STOVE; I0I! 9TH, Ma 1862
lge. assort.: cleo. motor repairs: 36th
year. CARTY. 1908 l4th. NO. 0224
GUNS--Pvt. collection: excel. target
and deer rifles with scopes: cal
5000, .270, Smm. and 9mm. Also
lew 12-ga. Browning automatic: nc
dealers. OR. 1926. 3
GUNS, .22-cal. Marlin model 39-A
good condition, $50: .22-cal. Hi
Standard auto. pistol model GB. like
new. $50. FA. 5391 i
uEATEPC a MD CT0IIEC
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ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
OW. $40 or ST. 1000

ATTICs FINISHED, dormer win.
rooms and stairways. Commercial
Or residential. New or remodeling
No down payments. SO months tC
pay. UN. 2491. J. z. HENDRICKS
BATHROOM REMoDELING, wall tile
work, flooring; double-well kicthen
SINKS, S1S95. 54-in., 4-door wa
cabinets, $3.50; Formica tops; re-
pairs and alterations. Terms. JU
BRICK and repair work contractor
Cali VI. 8027. GEORGE w. HENSON
BRICK WORK-specialist in out
door fireplaces Of distinctive design
BRICK WORK N n GENERAL, are
concrete work class A Jobs.
RINALDT CO, Ii. 6-75S6. Il
BRICKWOOD. new and repair. re-
tanning. walls. walks, steps. patioS.
outdoor fireplaces. etc: work euaE;
sT6 aNfeed; KErTS re rs eostima5eI Gnt;o BLADEN
BUILDING AND REMODELING-
and all day Sunday. =
CARPENTRY, repairs and remodeling
CAiKrESTtK ARE sId aIgiIlH M0kR. repairs Eemod.
CLARK. IA. 4-Il4U. -
CARPENTRY, ALTERATIONS, re-
pairs, remodelins; old and new work
MIR. SMITH. ia. 7-5527, any time
CARPENTRY, any type work: recr.
and attic rms. a speciality. JOHN
v: HORNER. ~. s-II35, or AP.
CARPENTRY. sUBCoNTRACTING-
owner or builder. We will subcon-
tract all property work from layout
70 complete house; One price. JA
5-625D, IE. 3-3a33. -5
CARPENTRY. concrete and prick work
old and new work; best mechanics;
prompt service. MR.. HOCKETT,
JU. 1-66ll. /"
CiDGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
raZor-kleened or no charge ROTO-
ROOIER. Phone RA. oSSS any day,
any night.
FENCE-GaIvauize chain link: all
posts in concrete. Immediate cree
ION. Get the best for less No down
payment. 30 months to pay. Phone
II 4-45SS. evenings and Sunday.
NO 552S
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CORRUGATED
DEHUMIDIFIERs - Rrand-neV

Galvanized sheets, 80 Thousand feet.
all sizes, good condition.
ARROW WRECKING CO.
HOO So. Capitol st., Ii. S-2261.
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Drastic Reductions
(all colors and sizes)
Only one of these. Floor sampl
beroom set. handsome white ma
hogany, drastically reduced fror
S399.9 to S2S5.75: and counties
other items.
Evening star., 1952-08-28
County Youth Gets Year
For Attuck on Girl, Ia

A 19-year-old Prince Georges
County youth who admitted a sex
offense involving a 14-year-old girl
today began a one-year term in
the Maryland House Of Correction.
Judge Nita S. Hinman Crane
imposed the sentence yesterday in
Upper Marlboro Juvenile Court on
Jake Chase. colored. The defend
ant said he lived on Sheriff road
in the Fairmount Heights area.
Chase pleaded guilty to a charge
OF contributing to the delinquency
of a minor. He was brought into
court on a warrant obtained by
the mother Of the girl, who also
is colored.
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J
brushes q n d
scrapers. Then
l discovered
how perfec tly
TUFFY'S stur-
dy wonder
mesh" rinses
dishes before
Evening star., 1952-08-28
Report Is Expected Soon
On Rappahannock Crossing
By the Assoeioted Press

RICHMOND, Aug. 28. - The
State Highway Commission ex-
poets shortly to receive a report
from consulting engineers on a
proposed crossing over the Rap
pahannock River from Greys Point
to WhiteStone.
State Highway Commissioner
James A. Anderson noted this
Tuesday after pointing out that a
bridge must be built there pro-
vided that "the financial picture
is good" after a year Of operating
the new Coleman Memorial Bridge
over the York River.
Proposals on the Rappahannock
crossing have included recon-
mendations to bridge the river,
to tunnel under it and to combine
these methods.
The crossing would be financed
under the Revenue Bond Act.
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Convention Will Honor
MARYLAND Heroes Of '76
BY the Associaisd Pres.


BALTIMORE. Aug. 2S.-Some
Maryland heroes Of 1776 will be
commemorated this week end at
the national convention of the
29th Division Association in Phila-
delphia.
A member of the Maryland
delegation said the group will call
the conventions attention to the
.256 Marylanders who died in the
battle of Long Island exactly 176
years ago.
Their memories will be honored
at a special service in Independ-
ence Hall on Sunday.
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Devereux Will Review
Naval Center Exercises
BY the Associofsd Press

BAINBRIDGE. Md, Aug. 28.-
Representative Devereux. Republi-
can. Of Maryland, was named to-
day as reviewing officer for the
61st graduation review at the
naval training center here.
Mr.. Devereux, recognized as q
world War II hero for his defense
OF Wake Island as Marine briea-
dler general, will take the salute
IN Saturdays parade of more than
l,3O0 graduating recruits.
Evening star., 1952-08-28

ell In all, there are Z delicious,
nutritious cereals in 10 individual
packages which means every
body can pick q new delight or an
old favorite every day! For in
stance while the Junior mem-
bers" choose Krinkles or Sugar
Crisp, the grown-ups can enjoy
Grape-Nuts or Posts Raisin Bran.
So make tomorrow the day you
Try POST. TENS!
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Heut of Luvu Estimuted

LOS ANGELES.-Temperature
|of molten lava, rock material in
side the earth'S crust, is estimated
at approximately $500 and $500
degrees F.
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BUY-IINFS By Nancy Susser

-
i | weekly ntsssbas
4 A New York, Aug. 28-You be the Judge iry
Il INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE jusa
S%A land your ssverdc" will be that u
MS osher "instant' you tried! But ehats only
Ng ural for this evolutionary kind Of coffee
1 s nossp powder q erind It's millions Of Tiny
y I"Flavor Buds" Of coffee ready TO burst in
sansly hat famous Maxwell House flavor. In
ether words already bresoed By
he inaculase Kitchens. They the
he peak Of leaving miracle Favor
ud of lOO9 pure cohee There's nothing else added (noshng
fers Of any kind suppose the I've been praising
INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE. you probably think or
this actually Use compared 70
pound Of old fashioned ground coffee! So remember:
for the with the stars ." ae
FRESH PEActES ounces and in and its time
ali their fresh havorful goodness in luscious
homemade jams and iele But to really do them @Ah
Justice, be DOMINO Extra Fine Gran IS 9A
ulated Sugar for all preserving. picking l ~ @
freezing and homecoming too! This 1907 Pure
Cane Sugar enhances the fresh natural favor Of $S
other ingredients while it adds its special SJ
subtle sweetness! And what's equally important -Zs0-
DOMINO doves quickly and blends perfectly don't make the
mistake Of using just Stock on DOMINO Extra Fine
eSranulated Sugar and be Of perfect results!
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lt now contains
Krinkles, . de-
lectable n e W
sugar-coated rice
cereal plus
Sugar Crisp, that
honey Of q candy
c o a ted pulled
wheat cereal. But
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ISN'T g WONDERFUL now
we can get both Of Americas
leading sweet-coated cereals IN
one (and only one) cereal
assortment! j.. I'm speaking Of
POST-TENS, Of course for
Evening star., 1952-08-28

WaSInnB 81 uI1eW Out my
dirty brush. TUFFY replaced my
dishrag, too, because wonder
mesh" is plastic gentle enough
to clean even fine china and silver
without scratching. And TUFFY
does q. scraper's job ON sticky
eggs or gummy foods-just trhips
them off. Red-and-yellow TUFFY
rinses clean under the tap {.
never smells or corrodes. So get
TUFTY in to do your work!
Evening star., 1952-08-28
,ov WANr RfFERENcEs. when

someone comes to work for you.
Well, I'll give references to
TUFFY, the new dishwashing aid.
Before I used TUFFY, ] was for-
ovar HIDING nv m6ssy diShraRs.
Evening star., 1952-08-28
Is? Then make EN- hearty and

WANT 70 WIN MAN salads? Then make EN- hearty and
make 'em sparkle tempting to the eye In q.
teasing the And one Of the best II<bV
examples Of such salad masterpiece this ~AT >%I GN
luscious JELLo PG4e SGIsd tantalizing ~ IA M
combination Of fresh, crisp vegetables and tart NASAN
seasoninss =. plus, Of course. the cooling Y WbCS%
tineling goodness Of Lemon JELL-O Sounds XAtM n
sublime? II Is and looks it. too yet Is quick y
easy to FIX Here's all you do:
Add cold water and
usq ceotsd Lima diced tomato
and
MeesSshs about
Garnhh
wsisr ersssM Makes
shimerng delight of salads make will
JLO and little imagination do keep all luscious JEIC
navos ON hand and experiment find and rewardng
Evening star., 1952-10-28
Spanish Question u. S. Realism
Only Country in World Where There Is No Red nfrotion
Fails to Understand Timidty of American Political Men

people? Where would Europe
be then?
1T is understandable to us
Spanialds that the British and
particularly the French should
continue to be hostile to US.
The mixed ideologies and con-
fused political thinking in those
countries, where the MarxiSt
and Fabian doctrines are on the
aScendancy, easily can explain
why they resent the existence Of
a strictly religious and con-
servative state like Spain. But
we cannot understand the atti-
tude of the United States which
has been spearheading at a
staggering cost to its people the
great coalition against Red
domination of the world.
Many of us. trained in OBJ
serving political actions, feel
that the realism of your mill
tary men who understand the
strategic and military impor-
tance of Spain is being inter-
fered with by the timidity and
mistaken ideologies of many Of
your political men inside and
outside the Government. And
this. unless remedied before 1t is
too late could prove fatal to you
as we'll as u.s."
Evening star., 1952-10-28
Is Points in Democratic Mess
Why an Educated Person Can Condone Dishonesty
In Government Is the Puzzle of This Compoiqn

7. The "disloyalty mess" Ef-
forts to remove Communist
sympathizers from the State
Department and other agencies
Of Government have been re-
sisted either by calling the
investigation of Alger Hiss a
red herring" Or by clearing
through departmental boards
persons who later had to be fired
when their cases came before
the non-partisan board of re-
view.
8. The "Steel- strike mess"
Seizure of the plants Of an en-
tire industry without sanction
of law or the Constitution
something that hal to be res
trained by the Supreme Court
of the United States. The cost
to American taxpayers was more
than billion dollars.
8. The preparedness mess"
America spent more than fifty
billions for defense in the five
years preceding 1850. yet Ameri-
can equipment was faulty and
American military forces were
not stationed at strategic places
where they could be made avail
able instantly to defend our
defensive perimeter" in the
Far East, no matter whether
the line included or excluded
Korea. The Air Force chief testi-
fled in May. 1851, that we had
only a "shoeString" air force.
10. The "reservist mess" Men
who had served in World War II
were called back to fight
large-scale war that was called
a police action" by President
Truman, and no system of
training requirements had been
started early enough to avoid
double service.
II. The Korean mess" This
has brought more than two
years of war, casualties in ex-
cess of 10000. and the pros
pect - as Secretary of the Army
Pace announced it the other
day - that 100000 American
boys will see military duty lin
the foreseeable future" The
United States is bearing almost
the entire burden and, though
billions of dollars are being
given to our allies, none is help
ing on manpower in proportion
to population. American lead
ership in the United Nations
has faltered.
12 The China mess" which
is the forerunner of the
korean mess" China has al
ways been the friend of Amer
lea. Japan became our enemy
in the Far East in World War
II because We had insisted on
befriending China. Some time
between 1916 and 1850 the Ma
tionalist government of China
was undermined by the with
Evening star., 1952-10-28
Constantine Brown:
MADRID. Spain CIV MaiD -.

MADRID, Spain (By MaiD -
A range of high mountains sep
arates Spain from the rest of
Europe not only physically but
also mentally. On the surface
at least, none of the irritations,
internal Squabbles and political
passions which are so noticeable
even to the casual observer in
England, Germany and France
are being felt here.
This is the only country in
the world where there is no
Communist infiltration or any
pressure for trade" with Rus
Sia.
1t is true that Spain is a long
way from the borders of the
Communist empire. The shad-
ows of the Kremlin, though
feared, are not seen directly
here as they are in the other
parts of Western Europe.
Foreign residents here say that
Spain is the only remaining
country where the population
still lives and enjoys the tradi-
tions and the mentality of the
18th Century. This may &C
count for the quiet and matter
OF fact approach to the present
world turmoil. 1t may account
for the lack of understanding on
the part of the government
concerning the attitude of the
leaders of the free nations of
the West.
It is true that on the surface
the Western powers. the United
States. Britain and France, have
adopted a more understanding
attitude toward Franco and his
mildly authoritarian govern
ment than in the past. Since
1850 full f1edged ambassadors
have resumed their functions in
Madrid and there is a correct
though not particularly cordial
diplomatic relationship. But un-
derneath all this there still is a
concealed hostility on our part
which the Spanish people can
not understand.
The world problem to the
Spanish people is very simple:
Communism is trying to spread
its tentacles all over the world.
The Kremlin has demonstrated
fully its Intentions not only
through the cold war in West
ern Europe but also through it's
instigation and support of wars
and other physical outbursts in
Asia and Africa.
In spite of Spain's forced
isolation from the coalition of
free nations intended to resist
the Kremlin's aggression, the
Korean war. for instance, is
more talked about among the
masses here than in other parts
Of Europe. The other day
bunch of urchins were playing
in one of the narrow streets
of Madrid a short distance from
main thoroughfare. They we're
riding broomsticks. An Amer
lean who speaks Spanish asked
them what they were doing.
One of the youngsters replied:
I'VE are training the horses to
60 and fight the Coreanos
Koreans)."
The thinking men here,
Evening star., 1952-10-28

drawal of moral support" by
our State Department and by
the delay in furnishing aid to
the Nationalist government.
This led to the crumbling of the
Chinese Nationalist armies and
the triumph of the Communist
armies. And, of course, Com
muniSt China's government
joined with Russia in the ag-
gression in Korea.
13. The Communist mess"
This is related to the "China
mess" because testimony taken
by the Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee. composed of
Democrats and Republicans,
shows that Americans of Com
munist sympathy, inside and
outside the Department of State,
influenced the department to
pull the rug from under Chang
Kai-shek, head of the National
ist government in China and
our ally in World War II. The
Communist menace has been
constantly poCh-poohed by the
administration and it's apologists
in the press and radio, most of
whom, before accepting the
menace as a fact, insist on an
affidavit from Moscow to
identify American Communists
as Russian agents or that the
Communist sympathizers in
Government be proved to be
carrying cards of membership
in the Communist party when
it is well known that "card-
carrying" members no longer
appear as such on the rolls of
the Communist party. Instead
of fighting Communism as it
should be fought, the smoke
screen of "McCarthyism" is
raised in the hope that, if the
Wisconsin Senator can be dis
credited, Senator McCarran's
committee will come next and
the whole anti-Communist drive
will be weakened.
Yet millions of Democratic
Party voters will ignore all these
"messes" by rationalizing that
new Democratic administration
will do better. The same rea-
Soning would justify an apology
to all criminals now in jail
they should have been given
another chance" Many mil
lions of other citizens, however.
will feel that punishment has
to be meted out under a repre-
sentative system of government
and that the party in power has
to be held responsible for the
mess in Washington" and ac-
countable to the American
people. If corruption and mis-
government are condoned by the
people generally. there is little
hope that political parties or
politicians will be deferred from
doing whatever they deem is ex-
pedlent to gain their ends.
Reproduction Rights Reserved
Evening star., 1952-10-28
Fletcher KnebeI:
Potomac Fever

Mccarthy broadcast accuses
Adai Stevenson of being soft Communists Mccarthy
far-sighted CommuniSever
view mirror two
John L. Lewis needs President Trumans to
the coal strike The strike badly timed from Lewss stand
big reception Harlem Negro
heavy for Stevenson the discrimination ueke refuses
discriminate against Jimmy Byrnes.
President Truman opens final whstle-sop campaign,
trailed another Republican truth" squad
change votes noweveybodys decided which
fers suffer under.
Republican VcePresidental Candidate Nixon barnsorms
in Texas. They'll him ten-galon ha-which
big enough to hold his tears.
Stevenson $500 contribution from island
thing about talking the heads American
at least they hear you in Guam
President Truman denies the charge that he
Der the Ku Klux Kan. The Kan headway
Kansas Che Pendergast organization always took dim view
of competing