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LOOK At THESE STYLES:

LOOK At THESE STYLES:
. New Tuxedo Fronts
. Smart Button CIosings
. Notch, Shawl Collars
. High Rolled coIlors
. Dovble.breosted Types
. Fitted Boxy Styles
. Turned Back Cuffs
. Adjustable Cuffs
LOOK At THESE FABRICS
. Neot and Bold Checks
. Bosket Weoves. Suedes
. Fleeey Checks. Dots
. Wire Fence Checks
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PIX. AREA
Detached brk. home; liv. rm. with
fireplace; din. area, kit 2 bedrms.
and bath; lge. room on 2nd fl. and
storage space; rec. room; fenced yd.
price S20,950. INEZ CUSHARD,
OR. 1922 or WI. 1857. -25
you are interested in
. 6-rm. brk. home with bedrm. and
u bath on 1st a.: on q lovely lot.
and in an excel. neighborhood. for
S19,950. Call EDW. r. FRY, OIL.
5212; ewes. AID. 1927.
BETHESDA-Four bedrms. and den,
2 baths, large liv. and din. rooms,
des Ssng Sa5ags ns PSiysts rear oa sEd ysEEd
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CONTINUED on Next Fass'
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COLORED
INDEPENDENCE AVE

Within four blocks Of Congressional
built Older brick houses with 4
rooms on 1st floor. 5 rooms and
bath on second; oil hot-water heat,
full cellar with back, front and in
terror entrances; back stairs first to
2S-foot alley. Price, SI3.25O, which
is less than half reproduction value.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K St.
NV. Ma. 1166.
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HOUSES FOR sALe-N.W.
COLORED
S25l DOWNl1l

Nr. 9th and r. I. ave. NV: 8 rms
and bath; h.-w.h. (radiatorsl; full
basement. SURETY REALTY CO.
eyes,, FA. O259 or Ii. 3-I295. 81
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TAKOMA PARK

Unusual picturesque sparkling white
Spanish 2-bedrm. home with large
liv. rm.. fireplace. din. rm,. kitchen.
den. full bsmt.. carport. storm win
dows. screens. Large lot with cherry,
shopping center. The financing on
this charming home Is unusual and
can be purchased for only S3.O .O00
down. George Sturm, BROWN
AGENCY. SH. 3497. SH. 2444. -27
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
NORTH CHEVY CHASE
BIT 500

A brick and shingle residence located
on large lot and with attractive din
ing and living rooms. good kitchen.
3 bedrooms. complete bath, stairway
to storage attic. side living porch;
only 4 years old. To inspect. cali
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
WO. 1900 Until 9 Pm.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
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COLORED
NO IFS. ANDS. OR Butts

NO IFO, ANDO, ON bU I >
A DEAL YOU CAN'T MISS
4-Family Det. Brick Bldg.
Al Shape-Only So 500 Down
NE. SECTION. OFF MINI. AVE.
LIVE IN ONE. RENT OTHERS
ASTOUNDING, READ ON
Think of It: Bldg. only 10 years old.
Each apt. has 2 bedrms.. living rn..
dinette. kitchen and bath: full bsmt..
oil heat, laundry tubs. lockers, etc.
Newly decorated. Lot 50x1OO.
$4,000 first trust at $3.50 per
$1,000 and 5aFs. Priced right, but
you better hurry.
BROOKERS COOP. INVITED
John D. Neumann, Prop, Inc.
e27 18th st. NV. ma. 1891.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
WHEATON PARK

ASSUME 40 LOAN-2 or 3 bedrms
A rare opportunity with today's
financing problems to own your own
home. Terms can be arranged tc
suit you. For further information
call Mr.. Lansdale, Wheaton Hts.
sales office. LO. 4-7424.
Colonial Investment Co.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BRENTWOOD AREA-Lge. 2-bedrm.
home. fully modern; full bsmt.,
fenced corner lot: close to buses and
shopping. Low down payment. Call
M5i SoHN %o%f5S3El A. %ESf Restof saS 2f oGd Ssp
CHEvERLY Spacious new Brick
rambler. Only one left! 8 bedrms..
separate dining room. fireplace. pic
baths; large basement; only Sfs,950.
saiRR sHRkrzER. azRsnfSs Rs as%Sl: fhlfF9fR IL. ZIP
COLLEGE PARK-ss,s5o; 2 bedrms.
Level. fenced lot. Garage. Liberal
terms. Vacant. H. CARLYLE DE
LL0o9zdIER. Realtor. WA. 6ooo. WA.
COLLEGE, PARK-Lge. old home on
on hard-surfaced road. Priced right
for this section. owner will take
back large first trust with small
monthly payments. Phone Lee
G9sTz G1hse ir p.s,o- AP elip 0aHo %ith JoHN A.
cOLLEGE PARKEs bedrms.. sepa-
rate, din. rm.. bsmt., h.-w.h. LARGE
shaded lot. Transp. and schools
convenient. Perfect condition Re-
duced to Sl4 $50 for immediate sale.
ARTHUR. CARR AGENCY. AP. 1928:
FOREST aEiGHrs. Mb.&owner has
reduced to sacrifice price. $i2,-
300 for quick sale. Immaculate g.
room asbestos shingle. contains large
liv. .rm. with firepl.. din. rm.. equip.
kitchen and utility room; 3 bed
rms. bath on 2nd A.; oil a.-c. heat;
no bsmt. (but has been dug out. not
completely. Lot ,O40 "a. IT., 81.
It. front. beautifully handicapped.
completely fenced. See this bargain
today. NEWCOMB REALTY sERV-
ICE. 1923 Nichols ave. Sc. 10. Q.
1885. 20
CONTINUED on Next PaesI
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KENSINGTON
$4,000 DOWN
NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES

NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES
SEM1DETACHED RAMBLERS
Location. convenience. quail
ity and economy go hand-in-
hand in these lovely Groom
ramblers in a fine section Of
Montgomery County. Basement
beautifully finished to make
playroom or additional living
space. Priced at only S15,650.
Drive out New Hampshire ave.
u mile beyond University lane
to our. sign. OF. Ruatan St.
turn left and follow arrows to
sample home. Opene daily and
Sunday til dark.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO.
ma. GAO
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$13,650
NEW FRAME RAMBLER
3 bedrooms, l bath. Convenient tt
David Taylor Model Basin and Army
Map Service.
$15,750
Two-story asbestos shinsle; B bed
rooms and / bath. Convenient to
school and IN Silver Spring area.
$17,950
Two-story brick. 3 bedrooms and
bath. Full basement. On nicely
HANDICAPPED lot. Silver Spring area.
$18,250
New stone and brick rambler, 8 bed
rooms and l bath. Full basement.
On approximately z-acre lot in a
new and beautiful subdivision.
For further information call Mr..
jenkins, JU. 7-673o.
II. GLENN GARVIN
OIL. <179. -2s
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

WOODBRIDGE GARDENS-Lovely det
home containing nv. rm., din. rm.
den. kit. on 1st f.; 8 bedrms. and
tile bath on 2nd; full bsmt., auto
heat; porch: det. gar; mr.. shopping,
schools and tranSp. Only S17.95O
with terms. Call Mr.. Reid, TU. 2IO0;
ewes. 81. 7479. AVON SHOCKEY,
Realtor, S29 Kennedy st. NV. 20
19 U ST.-Close estate. TWO apts..
$4,000 cash. RA. 2036. 90
BEST LOCATION N.E.~Lot on 3 SITS;
4 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm., kit;
oil heat; lge. yard. Excel. cond.; Isl
time offered for sale. (Exclusive)
OWENS REALTY. ME. O4S6. -25
LARGE hIsSI HONE lovely rms. 2h
OIL neat. garage. lovely yard and
trees: Priced right. OWENS RE-
Atty CO., ME. 04S6.
Mr.. ST. .ANTHONY'S CHURCH-Sub-
stantial home in good neighborhood:
lSt d: contains entrance hall, liy.
rm.. din. rm., kit. and powder rm.,
: lge. bedrms., small incl. porch and
1uii bath on 2nd; stairway to storage
attic; slate roof: 2-car det. gar !;
new heating boiler and water heater.
Only 24.500 with good terms. Cali
MI; Reid. TU. 2100; ewes, 81. 7479.
AVON sHocKEY. Reaitor. S29 Ken
nedy St NV -OR
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COLORED-IVEs PL. s.E. Lovely
2-bedrm. brick home: excellent con-
dition concrete porch. new gas
furnace, lots of cabinets. DON
delay. call GE. 1915. -27
COLORED - $68.5O PER MONTH
with $195 down. will buy 2-story
brick house, mr.. Navy Yard; 5la
S 70 inspsct asn' cali T pIxIE 1sSI i REAITS fiTs
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NEW RAMBLER, $40 $500; adjacent to
Kenwood. Brand-new. 3-bedroom.
2-bath brick-and-stone home. Sep
arate dining room. ultra-modern u
attached garage; full basement with
fireplace, gas heat; excellent con-
stricted. FRANK s. PHIGLiPs. DI.
AL: al: eyes: call 10. 4-7444: go
brick; bs.i rms .t bath; h-,i fun Ssmt, Si
ss9 s1 ssS fsss S5s* RE'si 81
s495 DOWN TO NON-GI or GI.
vacant; move in with deposit; lovely
2-bedrm. bungalow with full bsmt.;
rent. PARKSIDE REALTY CO, SH.
1876, ewes. JU. S-33S0. -26
By OWNER, 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
leaving town Immediately. Only 3
yrs old. Lo. 4-7771 any time.
THE CHANCE OF LOSS is eliminated
when you invest money in real
estate. We have 1-acre suburban
home located between Kensington
and n1s Silver Spring. 3 miles from the
ave to Plyers Mill rd.. turn left to
st. Margaret's Way, left to 2706
McComas ave. The opportunity to
garden, raise chickens or dogs Is
excellent: We feel that we have
one OF Washinston's finest values in
this week. s to 8. MARVIN j.
DgNcAN Ply & CO.. OR. o4oo. eE:
MOVE MOVE IN: $1,000 DOWN. min.
from Hecht's in Silver Spring: pretty,
lge. liv.. rm.; equipped kit; full
basement: lovely fenced yard. so by
bus by door. UN. O53I. 10. $1,000.
BEAUTIFUL 65-FT. RAMBLER. lovely
1a-acre corner lot; 3 bedrms. and
den or bedrms.; lge. kit. 2. .porches,
large raised patio: delightful loca-
ton: ARDMoRE REALTY CO., OIL.
A BEAUTIFUL MD. ESTATE; 4-bed-
built. built new @ condition; reasonable H.
nancing; make offer near is value.
Realtor). Rockville s424. ~Ss
TWoBEDES1M sSs5Eas sS1H. bams 11y on
lot; sutS %.nas.l gas heat h,n6s and
basement; equipped kitchen; one
block new elementary school; walk
ing distance theater and shopping;
bus stops at door; lot adjoining
wooded Rock Creek Park III rear
with stream; garden planted. Laun-
dromat and 16-inch TV optional;
first trust SS,340 payable SOL .46
o%NsE' o6%ShsRiy' Loi toil 5pssss. p5tSss @es
THREE-BEDRM. BRICK HOME, 2
yrs. old, Silver Spring. All-elec.
kit. bsmt.. auto. washer; desirable
location: $4,000 cash. COFFMAN
REALTY CO., SH. 4123; ewes, 81.
8714. -27
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OLD CHEVY CHASE

Near Ch. Ch. Circle. schools; gorgeou:
home; 8 rms, 3 baths. maids rm,
$33,500. MRS. CLYDE e. DUN.
N1NGTON. WI. 1886. OR. 1888.
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Kenwood Area
Rambler-$29,500
Splendidly located on q level lot with
house; lovely liv. room with Vista
window. separate dining rm. fine
kitchen; 3 excellent bedrms. and
2 baths; covered porch and garage:
full bsmt. with fireplace. The best
Call JAMES E. SCHWAB. OR. $500;
HIII 1AA0 nI ERO0 OF
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COLORED-VACANT.
NEAR 18th AND E SITS.
Lovely 2-bedrm. brick, fine cond; gas
h.-w.h., good size lot; conv. to
everything; $1,000 cash, bal. SIS
mo. H. T. RANDOLPH. RE. 2137.
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LOWER 10TH ST.

An interesting property with
many possibilities; 8 rooms
and 8 full baths for comfort
able living as it is or can
easily be converted to apis.
Owner will consider an ex-
change,
Evening star., 1952-07-15

Correct-Attest:
ALFRED H. LAWSON
LEONARD MARBURY
E. l.. McALEER
DOUGLAS r. PHILLIPS
w. E. PEARSON
VIM. E. KINGSWEIL
FREDERICK M. BRADLEY
RALPH BRADFORD
JOHN w. THOMPSON, Jr.
MELVILLE B. GROSVENOR
A. c. OLIPHANT
Evening star., 1952-07-15

his return from a two-day tour
OF the front that the U. N. COM
mand is prepared Ito use any,
thing-except germ warfare-to
protect its forces in Korea from
being driven out"
Gen. Collins said the controver-
sial decision to bomb the Yalu
River power plants was a routine
one, made as part of a shifting
bombing pattern"
He said also that within a few
years we will use atomic artillery
on the battlefield"
1--WE are making tremendous
progress" he said, but tested
atomic artillery is not yet ready
for action for two or three tech
nical reasons"
The Army chief repeated a
statement he made in Korea yes
terday that the Allies have "other
means" than those already being
used in Korea and that we could
use them "in a pinch" He said
ne did not consider the present
Korean Stalemate a pinch.
Evening star., 1952-07-15
Ford Loses Appeal
For Increased Share
OF Auto Production
By Froncis P. Doualos

The Ford Motor Co. today lost
its appeal to be given a larger
share of passenger Car and truck
production under Government
rules for apportioning scarce ma
terials among the auto builders.
If the Ford company's appeal
had been approved it would have
taken second place in passenger
car production away from Chrys-
ler.
The National Production Au-
thority's allotment of controlled
materials is based on a percent
age of industry" production scor-
ing assigned each manufacturer.
1t was this percentage which Ford
attacked.
Production Figures Given.
The company maintained that
it had lost about $3.50 million
because of its unduly low per-
centage. It said that it lost pro-
duction in the second quarter of
this year of 90.024 passenger cars,
27,792 light trucks, 16,764 medium
trucks and $500 heavy trucks.
Under the percentage of indus
try" General Motors was assigned
Al per cent of total passenger car
production, Chrysler 21.3 per cent
and Ford 81. Ford claimed its
percentage should be 23.42. It also
held it was entitled to larger
Evening star., 1952-07-15
III More Teachers
Sought 10 Solve Negro
Oversize Glasses

More teachers for Washington's
Negro schools are proposed in next
years requested school budget.
School officials hope to hire III
teachers to reduce oversize Negro
classes in the school year begin
ming September. 1854.
Thirty-two of the posts would
be filled with money switched from
the under-capacity white schools.
The rest would require new funds,
totaling $329,507.
The surplus in the white schools
will be created mainly by retire.
mentS.
An additional 18 new Negro
teachers, as well as four for the
white schools, are proposed for
music instruction. Four new
teachers for driver training and
21 Junior high school librarians
also are requested for schools of
both divisions.
Shortages Broken Down.
Elementary. junior high and
senior high Negro schools have
serious teacher shortages.
The senior high shortage next
fall will be nine, school officials
predicted. That in the junior
highs will be more serious-53.
And the elementary schools will
be shy SIS.
The shortages next year-when
the new teachers would be hired
will probably be even greater be-
cause of the steadily growing
Negro student population. But
school officials by law must base
their plans on this years estimates
a years lag.
Evening star., 1952-07-15
I'd Army Chief Inspecfs
Units Of 8Oth Division
By the Assoeiu,ed Press

CAMP PICKETT. Va, July Is.
LIT. Gen. Edward H. Brooks,
commanding general of the I'd
Army, yesterday visited the head
quarters of the 80th Division and
inspected units undergoing field
training.
The 80th Division, whose mem
bers are from Virgingia, Wash
ington and Baltimore, is at Camp
Pickett for two weeks training.
Gen. Brooks personally in
spected the 317th and 319th
Infantry Regiments, Division Ar
tillery, 610th Tank Battalion,
Provisional Basic Training Bat
talon and Division Headquarters.
The 317th, from Washington,
was engaged in qualification FIR
ing on the MI rifle.
Evening star., 1952-07-15
Budget Asks $4,000 to Cut
School Noise Distraction

Noise is bothering Washington
school teachers. They hope Con-
gress will help do something
about it.
The teachers involved are in
some Of the city's older public
school buildings. They say the
noise is so loud it's hampering in
struction.
School officials are proposing an
"acoustical treatment" program to
correct the problem. They're ask
ing $4,000 in next years budget
to pay for it.
A total Of $546, 900 in permanent
improvements for school buildings
is included in the budget. The
Evening star., 1952-07-15
Collins Warns Enemy
OF Tougher Bombing
Of Targets in Korea
BY the Assoeioted Press

TOKYO, July 15.-Gen. j. Law
ton Collins. United States Army
Chief of Staff, said today even
tougher bombing of North Korean
military targets is in store for the
Communists if they "insist on pro-
longing the war"
United Nations warplanes within
the past three weeks have hurled
some OF the mightiest air attacks
OF the war at Red power plant
facilities in North Korea and at
military targets in and near the
North Korean capital of Pyong-
Yang.
He told a news conference on
Evening star., 1952-07-15
Arqentinu Short of Wheat

NEW YORK (P).-Argentina
for half a century a leading ex-
porter of wheat, is negotiating in
world markets for the purchase
of 100000 tons of wheat. Grain
experts said a poor yield in the
last harvest and a decline in wheat
acreage are responsible for the
shortage. The Argentine wheat
crop is harvested in December and
January.
Evening star., 1952-07-15

shares of truck production.
The percentages are figured on
a 1947-1949 base period and are
intended to maintain the relative
standing of the companies which
prevailed those years.
Different Base Sought.
The Ford company asserted that
the year before the Korean war
should have been taken for the
base period, adjusted to allow for
the long Chrysler strike in that
year.
The NPA Appeals Board held
hearings here from May 6 to 81.
It ruled today that the 1947-49
base period was a representative
one.
Evening star., 1952-07-15

CHAS. H. DOING
CARLOS B. MIRICK
TENNEY ROSS
J. EDWARDS BURROUGHS, Jr.
w. JOHN KENNEY
HIRAM BINGHAM
LEO GOODWIN, Sr.
r. G. McCANN
P. M. TALBOT
A. HAMILTON WILSON
LEE D. BUTLER
Directors
Evening star., 1952-07-15

$4,000 item would merely start
the acoustic program, which would
go on for five years.
The schools also have a long
range lighting improvement pro-
gram and another to eliminate fire
hazards in older buildings. Next
years lighting request is $4,000
and the fire-hazard elimination is
supposed to require $3.50. 900.
New schools have acouStical tile
and similar materials built in.
Such places as gymnasium, cafe
terias, music rooms, typewriting
rooms and shops in older schools
lack such modercn features.
Principals long have urged such
improvements, officials reported.
Evening star., 1952-07-15
Thousands of Star Carriers
E Enjoy Glen Echo Park Outino

Thousands of carriers for The
Star are enjoying their annual
frolic at Glen Echo Park over a
three-day period ending tonight.
The Star is furnishing the boys
with some 300 gallons of orange
ade, 1000 blocks of ice cream and
more than 10000 tickets to the
amusement concessions.
The big outing at Glen Echo
will be wound up tonight when an
additional 1900 carriers from the
Washington area converge on the
amusement center.
On Sunday, about 500 boys from
rural sections enjoyed the cutting.
Evening star., 1952-07-15

Last night. about 100 carriers
from suburban sections celebrated
the occasion.
Each Star carrier receives a
strip of tickets good for many
rides on the varied attractions.
and ice cream and beverage
tickets. Hundreds also enjoyed a
swim in the parks big pool.
In addition to the Glen Echo
outing, The Star also gives an out
ing at Sparrows Beach, Md, for
colored carriers.
On Thursday. the boys will go
to the park for a day of rides,
swimming and other entertain
ment.
Evening star., 1952-07-15
Envoy Report Premature

JAKARTA, Indonesia, July IS
P.-Reports that Indonesia has
named an ambassador to Commu-
mist China were described officially
today as premature" Previously
reliable informants had said In
doneSia's cabinet had decided to
name S. Mangunsarkoro, a leader
of the large Nationalist Party, as
ambassador to Peiping.
Evening star., 1952-07-15
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE -'''
Washington Loan & Trust Co

Washington Loan & Trust Co.
OF Washington the Columbia at the close of business
on June &c. 1852 Published made by Compor
tne currency under Section 52 u Statutes and
mace oy the Federal Reserve district
to the provisions of the Federal Reserve Act ~ pN-1
ASSETS
l. Cash, balances with other banks including reserve
balance and cash items collection 2o2
.a1es government onngatlons 2O647 82
VI otaCes ana ponca suodvons------ 7021496
l. Other bonds notes, and debentures 2oe o.
D. Corporation stocks tincuding $2o0oOOO stock of
Federal Reserve bank) -- ION mn m
ncung 90 overdrafts7
Z. Bank premises owned $1477430s4. furniture and
, nxures 15s512s15
- Juliet assets 9283493
L. 1otal Assets -$55 589 87l5
13. Demand deposits Of individuals partnerships and
a. Time deposits individuals partnerships and
CORPORATIONS 1888 oe4 1o
Oh Unteo states Government 1859
Other deposits Certified and cashiers checks etc)
49, Total Deposits $50679 48200
o. Other liabilities s1,1s14 4s|
z4 Total Liabilities $50 7l0673.48l
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Co. Common stock. total par s1oooo $1,000 900 oo
20 70 surplus 100000 DOL
~ DLltoeo pron1s----- 788381 .00l
90 reserves 90532.67l
~ Total Capital
So Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts
81 Assets pledged or assigned to liabilities and
City Of washington District Of Columbia S.:
GEORGE M. FISHER President of the above
named bank do soemny
the best OF my knowledge and belief.
GEORGE M FISHER
Senior Vice President.
sworn to and subscribed before this 7h July
Sealo JOHN B. BRCHBY,
Notary Public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
Advisory Group Selected
For Mining Laboratory
By the Associated Press

Secretary of the Interior Chap
man today announced appoint
ment of a six-member committee
to advise on policy and research
at the new Bureau of Mines an
thracite research laboratory at
Schuylkill, Pa.
The committee members, rep
resenting the Pennsylvania an
thracite industry, labor unions
and the public, are:
Industry: Edward G. Fox. presi-
dent of the Philadelphia &
Reading Coal & Iron Co.. Phila-
delphia; C. H. Gibbons, vice presi-
dent of the Susuuehanna col
lieries division of the M. A. Hanna
Co., Nanticoke, Pa.
Labor: J. Lippi, president OF
District l, United Mine Workers
of America, Scranton. Pa. and
Joseph Kershetsky, president
District 9, UNIV, Shamokin, Pa
General public: E. G. Bailey
Easton, Pa, director and con-
sultant to Babcock & Wilcox Co.
New York, and chairman of the
board of Bailey Meter Co., CIeve-
land, and o. E. McGregor, chair
man of the Scranton Chamber Of
Commerce.