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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ALEXANDRIA-Jeffe Manor; 2
bedrms.. screened porch with avn
ing. fenced yard basement with
Playro9m; pIa S9sS lust redecorated; 500 Sio5.
VIRGINIA-Two 2-bedrm. and one g.
bedrm. avail. immediately. 2 bedrm.
available January Z. Also other list
ings in Falls Church area and close
IN tnr Arlington; nI ADS F. E. MALCOLM Real
WHEATON HEIGHTs-New semi
din. rm., fun bsmt.. outside ent., gas
heat; l block elementary school;
81 Is month. IA. S-l337. 5
SILVER SPRING-Brand-ne 8 rms,
"a baths; imWediate occupancy;
HOUSE FOR RENT OR sALE-Lo-
Gated 5tI3 N. Tenth rd.. Arl.; 3
bedrmS.. 1is baths; oil heat; mr..
, Catholic and public SCHOOLS; blk.
to bus: $3.50 per mo. OW 9607 or
come to $500 Wilson blvd. for in
SOUTHEAST-New modern house;
convenient transp. and schools; in
closed yard; 3 bedrms,, liv. -dinins
Tm kit, bath; 81 10; separate bache.
lor apt. with bath on ground floor
tenant may sublet bachelor apt
Whole house $3.50 mo. LU. 4-1046
SILVER sPRING-Four Corners area
New 3-bedrm. brick; basement; stor.
age attic; S136 mo. Sligo 6935
CORNER S-RM. HoUsE-ciose- IL
brick, oil h.-w. h, fireplace. ,euuippet
Yard. Available Immediately. ?sHs Sis!
per mo. oW. 6l74 or oW. s474.
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Just OF $500 block 14th st. NV, this
well kept home is ideal lily: room s'l11
suite. kitchen is dream completely
modern: End floor has large bed
rooms and bath plus inclosed sleep
ing porch; full bSmt. with built-in
garage; gas hot-water heat. Very
ment.
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HOUSES uNFuRNisHEp tcoht. !

MCLEAN, vA.-Four-b -bedrm.. lh-bath
lge. lot: $3.50. Elmwood 1885. IS
WHEATON PARK, MD. - 3-bedrm,
Semidet.: Bendix. insulated; 500
mar MN MA Or1r ~
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FOREST GLEN PARK

PERFECT FOR RETIRED COUPLE
AH-brick rambler on wooded lot, with
rm. with fireplace and dining L.
you can look beyond the thermopane
/ windows and a 30-ft, front porch
70 q Govt, park across the street.
Entrance, half. French doors from
Iiv. rm. to rear patio; 2 lovely bed
DISPOSAL. dishwasher, electric range,
Tefgr;,. clothes washer and dryer:
beautiful parQuet floors: gas radiant
heat; concrete drive. Excellent value
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HOME AND INCOME
$4,000 DOWN
SHANNON Tlli & LUCHs co.

1865 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
COLORED, 12 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
3-story brick, 10 rms, gas INV h.
vacant; immediate possession; rea'
sonably priced; will consider trade
RA 1900: eyes, GE O5tS II
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BETHESDA

SUN SEEMS BRIGHTER
In this delightful home, a picturesque
setting with lots of privacy and
lovely big yard, 130-ft. frontage
TINS Is 2 weil.built brick home. En-
and powder room on list floor;
splendid bedrms. and bath on end
ffoor; garage: full basement. The
screened porch commands . beanti-
full view; entire property in excel
Town & Suburban, OR. 940O
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Lovely Colonial home. on Great Falls
I'd, Mclean, Va. Center-hall plan.
bedrms.. 3 baths, screened porch,
2.car garage, oil heat. Beautiful
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
1000 18th st. pI. O222. OR. 6T1b.
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HOUSES EoR sALk-Mp.

IBELTsymLE-Lovely 8,rna. hunea.,
lse.. level lot. Price, $3.50. Open
Suny I-5, JOHN 4. WENTZ. WA.
9144 or MI. 527S. IS
62l0 42nd AVE-. Hyattsvilie, Md
2-story brick and frame dwelling,
s rms. and bath. Lear garage, large
lot, excellent location. The A. R.
kerr CO.. AGENTS. uN., 1855. "a
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SILVER SPRTNG-S18, $50
new brick and stone, truly
expansible bungalow, 20x12 nv. .rm.
9x11 dining L: kitchen with
disposal. dishwasher and breakfast
space; generous bedrms., tile bath
on list floor; open center stairway
to tremendous 2nd door: with plumb
ing and heating roughed- full
esnnt;; gas hest; outside entrance;
~ MIin1IHSs.;ilr, 2U IUs;i -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GAS STATION, to rent; corner 4th
and c SITS. ne; now avail; $3.50
mo. BASILIKO INVESTMENT CO.
M; Perry, DI. s724; eyes,, OIL.
GROCERY with . apts.; mixed trade;
MoDRRS o5iiRRR safai TaMiEY it SshSS SHOE STORE in
Hyattsville area. For .agiek sale.
PaTtnsEs diSassrss Boy Log 46Sp, sSng s1a5
chine sales and service; established
a years; small cash investment.
SNAIL h fS fSSErGHBoRHoop. REsTAu-
RANT (closed due to illnessl. Here
IS yonr ,l,,Ia chance o,nosr to own sood. oc.
than the cost OF eouipment. (seats
"a, tables and chairsD All fixtures in
excellent cond. This restaurant must
be sold at once regardless of price.
Call OWNER, GIL. 44oo. Ext. liza.
DRY CLEANING PLANT. fully equip,
with store; can be bought cheap.
BEAufTciANs, Hai TEt Nor1CE-Long est.
completely equipped, 5 wet booths
shop at sacrifies offerinE. The buy ~
GASOLINE SERVICE sTATIoN-A
bargain: cash or terms. Call 20.
MEAT isa2'0; STAND, Center Market, 9th
and K NV; fully equipped; will
sacrifice Stand 445-447. Ma. 1888.
oPToMETRIc practice, ethical; up
stairs office, metropolitan area;
established 35 yrs. crossing S15,-
00o-$20, 900 yearly; retiring: Partner
or sale. Particulars. WA. 27s0 eyes
FOR sALE-S3o, 900 worth of dry
cleaning and cold storage equip.
ment. Located in a fast growins
neighborhood. For quick sale, SO.
600. Cali Ashton 1856. S
ST 900 CASH DOWN will buy s
! thriving sift. novelty and toy bust.
! ness: good uptown location; idea,
for eeoouple; i'll health causes sale
RESTAURANT, sale or lease. bldg
and eauipmt. excel. location. ready
for business. OWNER. Ii. 3-4243
TAvERN-Established 1920: sacriic,
for 9utes sale, due to i'll health
usED CAR LOT for rent, e5th ane
Central ave, CAPITAL Hts, Md. Hill
8 & I0MGood store, easily run,
high markups; reasonable. VI. 9S41
FoGNTAiN-GR N. Arl. Must sell
Gross, 500 day; $50, excel
i terms. Mr.. SMITH. OW. 96l6. To-
BUSINESS FOR SALE, boarding hous,
ior elderly people, IN q select; cheer
Ssncs, l6 rms; long lease. Boz
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

SILVER sPRING4 bdrn. brick Cape
Cod with 2 baths, bsmt., gas heat,
garage Reas. down payment. Ask
ing 10000 SH. 06iO. BEERS
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700 Lee blvd. Falls Church, Va. 2
bedrnls., oil heat, fenced yard. cor
ner lot, Just beyond Jefferson VIII
lage shopping center. Key in ONCE
Monday,
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HOUSES sALf-h.w. tee... +,

BRIGHTwoop. BAR0AIN-s1.50o
down buys this 6-rm. semidet' home
STIiitdha With ilr inlI 6ssmntii h.-w.h.; as Is.
sH. 061O. BEERS BROS. 81. 7811.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FRENCH OFFICER desires to rent un-
furnished four bedroom house with
large rooms for entertaining. Tele-
phone office, DE. $500, Ext. II.
BY RESPONSIBLE Naval offcer, un-
furn. house. cow. Navy Bldg. CDR.
MILLER. LU. 4-5400, Ext. 217, or
leave number. IS
UNFURN. 8 or 4 bedrm. rambler Oh
det. house by Feb. 10Th, NV. Wash
ington or close-in Silver Spring
Rental of approx $500 per mo. Will
consider option to purchase. JU
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Md. or NV, D. c.; free appraiS-
ais, no delay. For complete rental
service, phone US today. PERRY
HAY CO., 81. 6242. IS
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APIS. UNsURNisHED stcor..

Two apts waiting for occupants OF
taste and .sufacient means to enjoy
living in a restored building with an
individual interior. having all the
courtyard with q large sarden. Near
the river IN an exclusive downtown
neighborhood. There are ample
parking facilities. Each ant. has
5 rms; and bath, One room In each
5000 per mo. There are many extras
in these apis. that must be seen to
be- appreciated. For appointment to
inspect, call AL $3.50.
EBNER r. DUNCAN CO.
Realtors and Insurers
o16 Prince st., Alexandria.
Pvt. Parking for Clients.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
GEORGETOWN APTS.
TILDEN GARDENS
APARTMENTS WANTED

TWO EMPLOYED ADULTS desire
Clarendon. Call JE. 3-9404, ewes.
and Sun. z"
EREE-Landlords, applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash, Va;
white, Open z days. MA. O001.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.g.

WOODBRIDGE AREA-S1I .450 or best
offer buys this prewar 5-rm, row
brick home; full bsmt., gas heat:
80 loan; Al cond.; vacant. $4,000
sH. O61o. BEERS BROS. 81, 1911
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HOUSES TO SHARE

1852 s ST. S.E.-Couple to share my
home, wife as companion. light
housework, for invalid lady. No rent,
References. AK. 1864. -
SMALL BUNGALOW, 4S0S 52nd ave-,
Edmonston. Md; S12 per wk. incl.
util (nothing fancY) 9s
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont ]

CABINET SHOP for sale. Fully
equip. including spray rrn.; avail
for immed. occupancy: 2,0Oo 50. II. ;
81, 800, $1,000 cash. co. $3.50.
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KENSINGTON

$13,250
Corner Cape Cod With 2 bedrms
on ,.,,,ds ist f.: End 4 heated ans
additionaI sedrnis. = This a'sh home na'0 hal
tirepl and picture window In liv
rm.; full .bsnit.; nice cor. lot, conv
to shopping, transp. and schools
Open Sun. / to dark. Drive ou,
Conn. ave. to Kensington Fire.
house. Turn right, follow arrow.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
10. s-2sOo
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COLORED-VACANT

COLORED-VACANT
18th AND PARK RID. NV. $1,000
DOWN. 8 extra-lge. rms. and baths
rooms. front entrance to bsmt.;
h.-wh. tcoalt; ideal for home plus
income. Priced to sell this week.
Call till 8 pm. weekdays; Sun,
l. to D.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
lo12 18th st. NV. DI. 1855
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CAPTFTOT, Hill,

O4A1 7 11Od 411dd
c ST. se., directly in back of House
area-Row brick, center-han pian
3 bedrms and bath on end a.. in.
cluding large master hedrm.. with
bay window; 1st fl. consists OF large
iv rm. with bay window. din. rm.,
large kitchen and service pantry;
side entrances; oil h.-w.h.: alumi-
mum storm sash and screens. Mr.
NantZ. 10. 3-4S03.
PAIL. p STONE Realtnr
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CHEVY CHASE MD,


stone Cape Cod. 2 bedrms.. screened
porch. fun bsmt. with lavatory; gas
heat; river view.
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BOSS & PHELPS
THE HOME OF HOMES
Whether Buying or Selling
Since 1907
Presents

Mclean, $11,45O, 50, 900 Dowr
Vacant, masonry, detached
Cape Cod home on large lot.
Living rm,. Kitchen dinette.
2 bedrms., bath. stairs to
large expansible attic; full
basement; side de-screened porch.
Call John Tommasi. once. ia.
$4,000; evenings. oV. 6257.
1-Acre Farmette
Close-in Fairfax County.
charming six-roofi1. 1la-story
home on beautifully land
scaped grounds. Large living
rm. with fireplace, dining. rm..
equipped kitchen. 3 bedrms.
and bath; full basement and
garage; very desirable neigh.
borhood, SIS. 800. Call Mr..
Davis, ONCE, ia. $4,000; eves
nings. OF. o161.
A-Acre Wooded Lot
3-bedrm. brick rambler 10.
Gated in o lovely section Of
Falls Church. Has ]. r. din. ell,
equipped kitchen with disposal
and Caloric range; pull-down
stairway to attic. Assume high
FHA-GI loan. Very reasonable.
terms. For appt;, call Mrs.
Brown. ia. $4,000; evenings.
OV. 0232.
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WOODSIDE PARK

Charming prewar brick Cape Cod on
large, level lot; center hall. 24-H
liv. rn. with fireplace; side-screened ed
porch; guest size din rm., large
equipped kitchen and breakfast room
Eaths upstairs; full bsmt., fireplace
toilet: ground level outside entrance;
attached garage; slate roof. EX-
CELLENT VALUE AT S26,500.
Wood Conley Co., Realtor
$40 Ga. Ave. 81. 570o,. till o.
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3 BEDROOMS

CONTINUED on Next PsgS5
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S6l6 Albemarie St -bedrm
detached brick. with heated sun
parlor and sleeping porch; hsmt
lavatory; built-in garage; oil heat
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SANDWICH SHOP WITH FOUNTAIN.
Owner forced to leave thriving bust
ness on account of his health. SIS
F st, NV g.
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8-ROOM brick house, Ss5. Availabl,
Jan. 10, 4S15 Frohlich lane, blk. of
Kenilwerth ave. in Md. Stove heat
81. 2644; Ii. 3-2261. %
ARL., yA.-5 rooms, bath
1-f1oor, 22-ft. living room. firepl.
new oil burner; some furniture
s excel neiEnS9rnood; NJ snnood -aers s lot. Lei
right again, 2730 23rd I'd. N. Just
vacated, S10h ner mo
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Episcopal Aides Named
In Service Program Here

The Rev. Charles L. Martin,
chairman of the Episcopal Dio-
cesar Committee on the Church S
Ministry to the Armed Forces, has
announced the appointment of
four subcommittee chiefs for the
local program.
Navy Chaplain Paul G. Lima
weaver will head the committee on
ministry to hospitals and install
lationS in the diocese. w. B.
Ardery of st. Adams School. will
have charge of the diocesan COM
mittee's public relations SUBJ
committee.
The Rev. Charles Stinnett, as
sistant warden of the College of
Preachers, will head the subcom-
mittee on ministry to local parish
members in the armed forces.
The Rev. John P. Coleman,
vicar of st. Timothy's Chapel. will
head the subcommittee on min
istry to the Armed Forces sta
toned in Washington. His princi-
pal assistant will be Mrs. Edmund
Bacon, who is in charge of the
Armed Forces Center of the
Episcopal Church, 1917 G street
NV.
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Adams, vandenberg
Begin Learning Rope!
AT White House

Two of the men who will be on
the presidential staff when Gen
Eisenhower takes Office have
started their training course at
the White House.
Gov. Sherman Adams, of New
Hampshire, slated to be assistant
to the President, began learning
the ropes yesterday afternoon
from John r. Steelman, assistant
to President Truman. The New
Englander today is continuing
what he calls his "pre-indoctrina-
ton on the status quo"
With him is Arthur vandenberg,
jr., who will be appointment Sec
retary.
MIR. Vandenberg was unable to
see the incumbent, Secretary
Matthew j. Connolly, until today.
The two newcomers were at the
White House for longer than two
hours yesterday afternoon, "look-
ing at some of the highways and
byways" as Gov. Adams put it.
He said they were looking over
space requirements and getting a
line on the functions on the var
ious Offices around the white
House and receiving suggestions
from Mr.. Steelman.
The Governor said he doubted
that any two men would organize
the White House along the same
lines.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
By the Associatsd Press

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Dec
|6.-Mrs. Charles Edward Merrill,
who said she has 100 pairs OF
shoes. including "a handmade
pairs from Italy, denies in an
answer to the multi millionaire
divorce suit that she is a spend
thrift"
Mrs. Kinta Desmare Merrill of
Palm Beach and New York yester-
day filed her answer to the suit
filed June % by Mr.. Merrill. men,
ber of the brokerage firm Of Mer-
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane.
Mr.. Merrill. 68. alleged his wife
was guilty of extreme cruelty and
had a violent and ungovernable
temper.
Mrs. Merrill, in her answer and
counter-claim, asked a divorce
and:
l. That the court determine
validity and rights of parties
under an ante-nuptial agreement
of March, 1899. creating an ire
vocable trust Of 100000 from
which she says she received $15,-
600 annually.
2. That the court order the
plaintiff to pay as alimony such
money as the court deems proper.
Mr.. Merrill said in his suit that
due to Mrs. Merril]'s extravagant
tastes and whims" the family ex-
penses amounted to approximate
ly $4,000 monthly.
Mrs. Merrill admitted in her
answer that prior to their separa-
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la1D, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1UGit three tuL days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Delbert Deem. "a. 1925 21st st. NV, and
Elizabeth Erskine. "a, 1920 N st. NV.
and Kathryn aaSs IT. So g. 1iss istn 18th 81 st.
Erwin Bates, g2, euantice, Va. and Edna
Isabel knapp , 4s a 54@4 MG!i0 4th vs St. ana naei
wflfsr fas Ras9e smi g. Lp1r P RsIyoF RssnaE
Harry Frankhauser, 81, l23S ingraham
S.tbsyd. St; nv: and 1da Catherine Berberian' 80,
Louis Kalhoun. 81. and Helen Squire. A.
Jose Lanauze, sis sss s42 12th st. s.e.. and
Marion Rhodes., 23. Clinton. S: C.: and
Jean CUNNINGHAM. 10. 1905 New Hamp-
James D'orso. %, Brooklyn: N. Y. and
clauds 1u;.h Tyler III, FL and MildTed Car
Merrick Stewart. wal % e. che1eriS. rnSn' Ma. and and
Patricia Marks. "a. 1904 Nevada ave
Hunter Milhado, jr.. "a. owings, Md, and
Barbara BaTnhart. "a. 1883 Wisconsin
John Purcsir %, Anacostia. D. C.. and
:, Gladys JENNINGS. "a, 5427 9th st. NV
Delma shiflette. is. Elkton. Va. 1
sa g. spSdsF pSs d s 1857 snd gIss E1aDsh St nT
sad esdys Essssns ng &c. AZ s15 Rsis
Richard .: Thomas, 20. 54es Nevada ave
NV. and Martha Darlington %. Gler
Echo Heights. Md:
Catherine Caprio, 3S, Pockhaven. Pa.
William Jackson, %, 1887 Kalorama I'd
NV. and Rose Green. 16, 1919 Cor
oeorse Myers. a1. 44s4 E st. Sc. and
James penton c2evy chsSe Me- sye
Mary Bottomley, 10, Riverdale, Md.
William Campbell. Al. and Beatrice Col
bert. IS both Of 2I0 18th s.; Sc.
Anne Calvert, Is e. 3ois isnSei New Ham, Ra@pshire aRe
Walter Smith, 21 902 Goth ave. ne, and
~ Mary Jeter. ~. 1874 9th st. NV.
Mary Leach. 10. Arlington. va.
Max Pulanco 40 and Virginia West. 80
both of 62S C st. ne:
and Daisy Silver. IS. 1879 sS9fGs Iamont no f's st.
DR.. James Dabney. 81. Newport News. Va.
and LaVerne Hill, 80. 1877 1st st. NV.
Billy Daniels, 21,. and DeLois Sisson. is.
both veaslsy. Of lsethssda s4 1idd Md r,or,d. ave
and Betty Wimbush. 20, $3.50 Southern
James RiIdsley, 81, 81 Adams st. NV.
and Alice Nolan. %. Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
School Head to Speak

T. E. Rutter, Arlington County
superintendent Of schools, will ad-
dress the Mems Club of the
Clarendon Methodist Church,
North Irving and Sixth streets, at
8 pm. Wednesday.
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Mrs. Merrill Has 200 Shoes,
Says She Isn't Spendthrift

tion on May 10, 1851, Mr.. Merrill
had paid her bills on a scale be-
fitting their station in life"
But. she said, although he once
complained of the high cost of
living, he didn't want to close or
sell the Southampton, Long
Island. home, Merrill's landing at
Palm Beach or the home in New
York.
About the 100 pairs of shoes, in
cluding the "a handmade pairs
from Italy which Mr.. Merrill as
serted she had never tried on, she
said IA pairs he brought her from
Italy were too large. "..-
In answer to his complaint that
she had been extremely cool and
lacking in affection" Mrs. Merrill
said they lived happily until heI
husband suffered a series Of heart
attacks, starting in 1914.
/ Mr.. Merrill said in his complaint
he was worth at least S. million
and his wife was worth SIS mil
lion. He said he was in financial
position to meet any court decree
regarding alimony set for his wife
They were married at Pensacola
Fla, on March 3, 1899.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Pan American Ordered
To Limit Free Rides

The Civil Aeronautics Board
has ordered Pan American World
Always to stop giving free"
rides to persons the board said
are not entitled to them.
The board began an investiga-
ton last March. Yesterdays or
der was issued after Pan Amer
lean entered into a stipulation
with the board.
The complained-of practices
were said to have occurred from
1949 through 1851.
Pan American said, regarding
part of the complaint, that many
of the persons who were carried
told Pan American they had been
offered similar transportation by
competing air carriers and
planned to accept the offers un-
less Pan American obliged.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
1ax-Free Foundations
Need Tighter Check,
House Prober Says
BY the Assoeioisd Press

The Government should make a
tighter check to find out whether
tax-exempt foundations are using
money for propaganda" says
Representative O'Toole, Demo-
crat, of New York.
Mr.. O'Toole is a member of a
special House committee studying
such foundations to see whether
they are promoting n-American
or Subversive activities.
He said present Treasury super
vision is "quite loose" A 1850 law
requires annual activity reports
from groups claiming tax exemp-
ton.
Mr.. O'Toole, who was defeated
in his bid for reelection Novem-
ber 4, suggested a special one or
two per cent tax could be levied
on foundation grants. He said this
revenue could be used for a Gov
ernment Office which could exam
inc the foundations activities to
see whether they entitle the foun-
dationS to exemption from regular
income taxes.
Funds for Propaganda.
Editor Michael Straight of New
Republic magazine, who testified
yesterday, said in reply to ques-
ton that he believes some foun-
dations have used grants for prop
aganda purposes. .....
Mr.. Straight, also president of
the SIS million William c. Whit
ney Foundation. said such action
is certainly regrettable.
Another witness, Marshall Field
upheld two directors of the Mar
shall Field Philanthropic Founda-
tion whose names have been listed
in connection with organizations
cited as subversive by congress
sional committees or the Attorney
General.
They are DR.. Charming Tobias
a Negro, and Judge Justine Wise
Polier of the New York Domestic
Relations Court.
Mr.. Field is president of the
foundation and of Field Enter
prises, Inc, which publishes the
Chicago Sun Times.
Groups Start Out Clean.
Mr.. Field said he was sure from
his knowledge of DR.. Tobias, whom
he called a leader of his race, that
his intentions were good in join
ing the organizations which later
were cited as subversive. He said
many groups which started out
clean later were infiltrated by
Reds.
AS for Judge Polier, Mr.. Field
declared, "she has never shown
any Communist inclination. He
said she is not only "a charming
person" but one of the greatest
American experts on children S
courts.
1t was noted that Mr.. Field
himself was listed as a sponsor in
1945 of the American Committee
for Yugoslav Relief. an organiza-
ton later named by the Attorney
General as subversive. Mr.. Field
said the group was represented
to him as a bonafide relief organ
ization whose aim was furnishing
to needy Yugoslavs. THAT sound
ed to me like a perfectly all right
purpose" he said.
Mr.. Field testified his name
appeared without his knowledge
or consent on the letterhead Of
the Council of American-Soviet
Friendship last year. He said he
protested vigorously and de.
manded that it not be used.