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Evening star., 1952-10-26
HOUSES FURNISHED
NEAR KENWOOD

home for entertaining
gar; dishwasher, disposal. Bendix
MRS. CLYDE G. DuNNiNGToN SiSe On
WI. 2635. OR. 1888. -28
COLORED-S-RM. BRICK. 700 block
Otis pl. NV: $3.50 month. Cal
CoIoRED-NICELY FURN., 5 rms.
700 Irving st. NV. LU. 4-4364.
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Open 116. Apply Apt. 6
1000 pTT TNE0DT CIT AT VIZ

1882 B1LTMORE ST. NV.
Just a step west of 18th and Column
bia rd, 1st floor. corner. large liv.
rm., 2 large bedrms.. kit. bath,
ample closets, excellent condition.
One Of the most convenient loca-
tions. Low maintenance. Bargain.
HU, q447.
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1920 Buchanan st. NV.
sS S'dsRi paricr, d,ns sa:asd ana i1,ns ssaS; ns
finished bsmt.- Open today. 2.6,
PROMANCO REALTY CO., ME,
0612 and GE. 1889.
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Unique Modern Studio Apt.
SEE TODAY 2-5

oA1H 4OA<GA4 ~
Compare this price with
sou hst Fl # bs sstopispad eomDarasIe At hq1Se pnw
much home is here at so small
a price. This lovely home
boasts a beautiful large ".
rm. with high-arched CELL
ing. real parQuet floor and q
woodworking firepl. The kit.
is the last word. with all new
equipment. including dish
washer and disposal. The 2
bedrooms, have ,sliding-door
closets; the bath has modern
Just been attractively redec-
grated. Also large private
basement with "a bath and
private entrance. Must be
seen to appreciate the unique
charm and modern practicable
tty OF this most appealing
f9Fb h9me, ST cSnS SW, tSqay SpT 5 to to S5Ss sss
this unusual opportunity.
THE FOLLOWING APIS. MAY
BE SEEN WEEKDAYS BY
APPOINTMENT
CAvANAUGH coURTs-rf
you don't mind steps. you can
Duy llllo SACS1leIlJ COTIl6E APT.
Of living rm. bedrm.. entrance
hall. kitchen and bath in q
flne debt-tree COOP. bldg. for
only $4,000 on reasonable
terms.
NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD
Small 1-bedrm. apt; ideal for
single person. Has liv. rm.,
bedrm.. dinette, kitchen and
bath. Only $1,000 with $500
cash and 500 mo. for every
thing. including utilities.
SO NEW YORK AVE. NV.
"A 2,;bedrm.. fully air-con-
kitchen and bath. for only
$500 with $1,000 cash and
excellent terms.
3-BEDRooM BARGAN-A
spacious apt. near the 14th
st. carline; priced for a quick
sale. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm., din.
rm., kitchen, bath and porch
for only S6.500!! with very
reasonable cash and terms.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1921
Washington Bldg, Ma. 9565.
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COLORED-PAY ONLY
IN

Yes it's true. pay only 500 and move
into this lovely Colonial brick home
featuring lovely lge. rms. fine bath,
redecorated, front porch. You will
be buying not renting this fine home
by making monthly payments like
NATL. REALTY. RE. 1881. Call
day, night and Sunday.
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Monroe Development Corp.
134 No. Kings hwy. jefferson Manor.
Alexandria. Va. XII. S-6140. rs
NORTH ARLINGTON, 3-bedrm. brick
full bsmt.; Ia baths; SLAB.
Falls Church, 4-bedrm. Cape Cod, full
Close-in Virginia, 4-bedroom older
home: full bsmt.; $l35.
JOHN w. MULROY CO.
80 Hillwood Ave.
FA. 1922. Ewes. FA. 9379
~
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PHYSICIANS
ATTENTION
FRANCHISES AVAuABIE

STROUT Catalog-Free!
AUTO COURTS, stores, gas sta, no
tells, resorts. farms. homes. etc;
yaS 6assains Hsasr SsisEosd g q sssss: Ssss:
service. Save through STRQUT
REALTY, Tin woodward Building.
Washington. Sterling 37SA.
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AGENT AT SAMPLE HOME
1907 RADCLIFFE DIR.
J2-7:3O Daily and Sunday
kI. 8-6140 TIE. 4668

Directions: Follow U. 8. 1 approx. 2
Dixie Pig Barbecue on Beacon Hill
rd. to Radcliff dr. and right to
sample home; or. follow Mt. Vernon
blvd "a of mile south of Hunting
Towers. turn right on Belle Haven
ave-, left on Fort Hunt rd. to Belle
view blvd. and right to subdivision
(Follow signs.)
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SIP CONN AVE.
At Nebraska Ave. NV.
OPEN dTTNnAv 0-R

Beautiful apt. Of living rm..
foyer, lge. bedrm.. modern. kit.
and bath, porch; most conveniently
located In this popular garden type
BLDG. $11 1880, with suhStanttal cash.
See MISS ASCHENBACH In lobby or
call her. RE. 1887; eyes,. OR. 1874.
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1885 PHELPS PL. NV.

1885 PHELPS PL. NV.
One block west of Conn. ave. at
California street. OPEN SUNDAY
2-6. Splendid. 2nd floor apt. Of
Kit. and bath; elevator bldg. excel.
clientele: $S,750,- with substantial
cash. See saleslady on premises or
call RE. 1887; ewes. EN-. 1894.
1902 SUMMIT PL. NV.
Bedroom. living room, kitchen. bath
and large closets.
Only $3.50; Excellent Terms
EIG & McKEEVER
Silver Spring, Md.
10. $4,000 Ewes. JU. S-S744
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NORTH ARLINGTON
Nearly new brick rambler. on lge. lot
at crest of hill; bedrms., baths;
firepl.. lge. paneled rec. rm., tull
bSmt.. garage; available about Nov
/; Sl60 mo. GIL. 1854. ~
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HOUSES UNEURNlsHED
FOR RENT
BRAND NEW
THREE BEDROOMS
(Smallest. 12x11 it,
2 FULL BATHS
FULL BASEMENT
Semidetached Homes in
Bucknell Manor
HOMES TO BE COMPLETED



EXTRA FEATURES
lineal feet Of clothes
closets plus q blanket storage locker
linen closet and extra storeroom;
kitchen equipped with Tappan range
and 8-cu.-ft. refrigerator and Waste
King garbage disposal. laundry
chute from 2nd floor to bsmt: out
side basement entrance to Anchor
fenced rear yard. All 3 bedrooms
easily take full-sized twin bedroom
suites; separate dining rm., picture
window in living room.
Located convenient to two shopping
centers. schools, churches, and only
ia blocks from busline. Desirably
located for airport. Pentagon. Bel
voir. Quantico and only 20 mi. from
14th st. bridge.
Minimum annual income, $4,000 per
year. Rental. S140 per month. plus
utilities. Veterans preference.
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ROMYE LAMBORl
FOR YOUR APPROVAL

Realtor. Exclusive Agent.
Otis 1886. Otis S035.
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NLRTH ARL., Tara-Modern 3-bed-
rm. brick; full bsmt.; lge. lot; nr.
grade. high schools and churches;
owners home. CHI. 6S32. -26
6-rm. brick; "a
acre: 2 blocks school and stores;
recr rm.; automatic oil heat: Lay
louisville; S105. ST. OS17. go
3428 23rd ST. S.E.-5 rooms and
bath; knotty pine recr. rm. in bsmt.;
$110 mo. Call Ii. 4-9034 for appt.
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2e2 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-vacant.
Six rooms. tiled bath, recr. I'M.
gas heat: $110 mo. ST. 1857. --26
5Ol3 18th PL. N.W.-Eight-rm. brick:
EX. 3400; ewes. CE. 5711. -27
CHEVY CHASE. Md bedrms., 2h
baths; porch; garage; yd.; schools;
excellent loc.; $3.50. OIL. 4187
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-27
ARLINGTON - This. brand-new, s.
bedrm. rambler incl. equipped kit.
baths. din. ell. Rents for $I55 mo.
Immediate occupancy. POMPONIO
REALTY, INC. OW. 666O. 81
2IO4 8. 27th ST., ARL.-5-rm. house,
full bsmt.; new alum. storm win
dows; near Pentagon, schools; 1 blk.
to bus. Can be seen Sat. and Sun.
NEW HOME. 8 bedrms., IN baths;
new refgr. and range; near Langley
Park. blk. University lane; avail.
now: S125 mo: 10: 8-1058. -26
3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER. in N.
sehooSs $15 6le mo csl &c traoSp nonaay anS
to i, COLONIAL REALTY CO., ia.
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USED CAR LOT
Runnire business; est. over 5 years:
choice location: lease. Call Sunday
pa 9RQ9 -OR
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1918 Pa. ave. s.e. -2T
VIRGINIA Office supply and equip
office machine and steel EQUIP; no
competition closer than so miles;
80 TT. by 90 it. main street store
with good walk-in trade. plus pro-
tected territory. Several large ac-
counts; wonderful opportunity for
salesman who wants own business;
Box 26o-R, Star,
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THE FOLLOWING APIS. MAY
BE SEEN WEEKDAYS BY
APPOINTMENT

NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD
Small 1-bedrm. apt; ideal for
single person. Has liv. rm.,
bedrm.. dinette. kitchen and
bath. Only $1,000 with $4,000
cash and 500 mo. for every
thing. including utilities.
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COLORED-ONE, TWO AND THREE
RIM. APIS. for rent. in various sec
tions Of the city. Call RE. 1904.
CoLoRED-NEw 2-BEDRM. APIS,
4Sth and Jay SITS. me-; to be ready
for occupancy Nov. 1. $50 per mo-
plus heat, utilities and refrigerator.
CONNER q RYON, INC. RE. 3216.
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WEST HYATTSyuLE, NH

WEST HYATTSVILLE, MD.-Four-
pedrm. brick: firepl.. full bsmt..
pine-paneled recr. rm.. screened
porch, oil heat: "a blk. bus, 2 blks.
shopping children welcome: avail.
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BEDROOM BARGAIN-A
spacious apt. near the 14th
ST.. carline; priced for a quick
sale. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm., din.
rm.. kitchen, bath and porch
for only S6,500!! with very
reasonable cash and terms.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
Children

Birthday parties and other gath
erings may be made merry with
stunts and games of various kinds.
Today I shall speak of a few which
you might use next time you give
a party.
There can be magazine race" I"
Gather twice as many old maga-
zines as there are persons who will
take part. All of these should be
of the same size, so that the race
will be fair.
Make two lines, one for the start
and one for the finish, and give
each contestant two magazines.
The distance between the lines
may be is or 20 feet.
At the "go" signal, each con-
testant places one magazine on the
floor and steps on it. Then he
places the other magazine ahead
of him at a distance of perhaps
two or three feet, and steps on it.
Turning, he picks up the other
magazine and does the same with
it. but he must keep his feet only
on magazines during the whole race.
If he loses his balance and falls
on his hands, or If he puts his foot
on the floor or ground instead of
on a magazine, he must drop out
of the race.
The one who reaches the finish
line first Is the winner. It may be
well to appoint judges, and to have
Evening star., 1952-05-02
I axe MyWord for 1t

Pasadena: Has this is me" grad
uated to the status of being con-
Sidered an American idiom? Or
must we continue to say this is
I?"-B. T. D.
Answer: Educators are divided
into two camps, one group declaring
that this is me" cit is me") has
acquired idiomatic sanction; the
other maintaining that "this is me-
is slovenly English, and that This
is I" only is correct.
shall not attempt to referee
this question except to observe that,
fron, standpoint of grammer,
"This is me" CIT is me") is incor-
rect, ana tnat This is I" lit is ~
DOES sound stilted and affected,
and seldom occurs in colloquial
usage.
I am not blowing hot and cold''
about this, though it may seem so.
While I do not stigmatize This
l.fit) is me" in informal usage, it
should not be used in serious speech
and writing. (Note: The rules for
the correct use of the personal pro-
nouns are too involved to be dis
cussed in this modest space; but if
you will write to me in care of this
paper, and incloSe q stamped, self
addressed envelope, ! shall be happy
| to send you q copy Of my Personal
Rronouns'' leaflet. My simple key
Evening star., 1952-05-02
By Fronk Colby

will unlock the door of obscurity fol
you, as it has for thousands OF
others.
Recently I wrote, There are q
number of Biblical quotations simi-
lar to yours, but none of them are
exactly like it." Many of my readers
pointed accusing fingers at me
"You mean none is" don't
you?"
It is true that none is a COM
bination of mo- plus 'one," and
evolved from the Anglo-Saxon ne
an, not one" Also it is true that
none has been both singular and
plural for centuries. when the
singular and plural equally express
the sense, the plural is commonly
used, as: None of these words are
now current Funk & Wagnalls
And Fernald, "A Working Gram
mer":: None Originally meaning
mo oneD was formerly held to be
singular only, but is now by ap-
proved authors used also in the
plural"
What approved authors?" Ten
nySon, in "Sir Galahad," wrote, u
hear voice but none are there.
Stephen Vincent Benet: "But none
are quite so simple in intent or un-
sophisticated with distrust."
Evening star., 1952-05-02

the members of the party divided
into groups of three or four each.
The winner in each group may take
part in final race to decide who
will win the prize.
A simple game can be played with
an egg carton containing IL pockets
and a ping pong ball. The players
stand about eight feet apart, and
each has four chances to bounce the
ball into the carton. There can be
only a single bounce. In case of a
tie for the top score, there is a
runof contest.
In another contest, the members
of the party are divided into two
groups Of equal number. They line
up along opposite sides Of room,
and the person on one end Of each
Evening star., 1952-05-02
By Lillian Cox Athey

line Is given the outside case of q
penny box of safety matches.
The box can be placed on the
nose of that player, and he trans
fers it to the nose of the next in
line without using his hands. The
winners are those who first get their
box clear down to the end of the
row.
If the box case falls to the floor,
the one who drops it must fall on
his knees and get 1t back on his
nose without using his hands.
Science pupils and their teachers may
obtain free copy OF a new Uncle Ray
leaf1et entitled Fascinating Facts
About the Planets" Simply send a
self-addressed, stamped envelope with
your request to Uncle Ray in care Of
The Star.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
EVEN1NG sTARlTHE JACKSON TWINS
Contract BRIDGE
Washington, D. G.
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1852

~~"N'NSA 0siOSO
By Eosley BIoekwood
~Why didn't you lead another
spade, Meek?" complained Mr.
Muzzy. That would have taken
me of the squeeze"
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH.
(Mrs. Keen)
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WEST. EAST.
CMr. Meek) CMr. Muzzy)
Al. AKQ 10985
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SOUTH.
(Mr. Masters)
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The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
1dm'd Pass heart 1spade
2 spades Pass 4hearts Pass
ANT Pass 5.d'm'dS Pass
6d'm'ds All pass
Mr.. Muzzy was right about being
taken Of the squeeze, but his COM
plant was somewhat unreasonable,
in that Mr.. Meek didn't have an
other spade.
Mr.. Meek had opened the jack
of spades and Mr.. Masters had
made the right play, letting the jack
hold. He saw that he had just II
tricks and that the only hope for
the contract was to develop a
squeeze in two suits, hearts and
spades.
One trick always had to be lost
and it had to be lost at a time when
the enemy could not quickly cash
another winner. Cry to make six
diamonds on this hand after win
ming the opening spade lead)
At trick two Mr.. Meek shifted to
a trump. Mr.. Masters won and
noted that, even if the hearts were
divided 3-3, that suit could not be
set up, as there was only one entry
on the board.
Still, he had to do everything he
could to take any possible heart
stopper out Of Mr.. Meek's hand.
Otherwise, when the long diamonds
were run and the clubs cashed, Mr..
Meek could hold hearts and Mr..
Muzzy could hold spades. In that
case the squeeze would not operate.
Therefore, after taking two
rounds of trumps, Mr.. Masters led
to the ace of hearts, returned a
small heart and ruffed it, telling
Mr.. Meek's queen. Then he ran the
diamonds, discarding three hearts
and a spade from dummy:
Next came the king of clubs, then
the queen Of clubs to dummy's ace.
At this point dummy had left a
spade and % heart. Mr.. Masters
had ace and trey of spades. It was
Mr.. Muzzy's play to the 18th trick
from a holding of the king, queen
Of spades and the king of hearts.
He knew he had to keep the heart
to prevent dummy's ten from win
ming, so he threw a spade, Mr..
Masters then won the last two tricks
with the ace and trey of spades.
'I didn't have a second spade,
Muzzy, or I would have continued
the suit" said Mr.. Meek, sadly.
"And might add that if you were
a little better with cards than you
are with words, we would have set
the hand. Why not overtake my
jack of spades with the queen.
Masters couldn't duck, then, or a
spade return and a ruff would have
beaten him Immediately. And If
he won with the ace, the squeeze,
as you said, would be off,"
(Copyright, 1852, General Features Corp)
Evening star., 1952-05-02
Answer 10 EGREssIoN.

egress, engross. ergo, genie, gone. sorse,
gore, grin, green. gross, groin. regions,
reigns, reins, resign, resin, rises. rings
rinse. roses. senior. seer. sere, serge, seen,
seine. siege. sine. sire. siren. singer.
ingress. irons ogres, orgies, negroes, noise.
nose.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
Word Come
Find 46 or more words in
INTRUDE.

meaning, ito interfere; infringe" !"
Average is 43; limit. 80 minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such as bats"
cats" are not used Only one form Of q
word Is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Politics
Continued From First Page. J

made up his mind what he wants
to do if things are like he thinks
they will be-" =
Senator Humphrey, Democrat,
Of Minnesota. who saw the Presi-
dent earlier. said that he didn't
think the President had reached a
decision; later he said the Presi-
dent told him his mind was not
made up..
= Senator Humphrey said the
President and National Chairman
Frank E. Mckinney want him to
head slate of "favorite son" con-
vention delegates in the Mime
sofa presidential primary March
16. He said he is unwilling to
take the assignment If there is to
be battle for Minnesota's 26 dele
gates to the national convention
in Chicago. He added he doesn't
want to do any intense campaign
ing until his own Senate seat Is
AT stake two years from now.
The Senator quoted the Presi-
dent as favoring q number Of
|"favorite son" delegations from the
States at the nominating conven-
tion that could go along with q
Liberal program and a liberal cam
ldidate." -
Further on the Democratic
front. Price Stahilizer Michael v.
lDtSalle told newsmen he is CON
lsidering running for the Senate
seat now held by Senator Bricker,
Republican. Of Ohio. He expects
to make an announcement on
January "a.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Edmonston Man, II, Killed
By Automobile al Crossino

A 7l-year-old man was struck
and killed last night on Edmor,s-
ton road at Decatur street in Ed
|monston, Md.
Robert I. Williams. 4815 Forty
eighth avenue. Edmonston, was
pronounced dead on arrival at
Prince Georges General Hospital
Prince Georges police said the
victim was attempting to cross the
road when he was struck by q car
driven by w. J. Herrell, H., OF
S406 Riverdale road, Riverdale.
Police said Mr.. Williams was a
retired employe Of the British
Embassy.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Reshuff|ed Belgian cabine'
Retains Key Ministers
BY the Associated prs.s

BRUSSELS, Belgium, Jan. 49,
Jean Van Houtte, designated Bel.
gums premier by King Baudoin
announced today he has succeeded
In. gathering q reshufiied cabine,
which keeps the previous foreigr
and defense ministers in tlaei,
same Offices.
The new cabinet, like the ole
one, is made up only Of member,
lot the Social Christian Romar
Catholic) Party. which holds /,
small majority in both houses o
Parliament.
Joseph Pholien. the forme,
premier, was forced out of ofiic,
last week by his own party's re.
proaches that he lacked leader.
ship. He remains In Mr.. Var
Houtte's cabinet as minister o.
justice. Mr.. Van Houtte wa,
finance minister under MIR. Pho.
lien.
Paul Van iceland is still foreigr
minister and Eugene Degreef re.
mains as defense minister. The,
have been plotting Belgium
sometimes critical adherence te
the North Atlantic Treaty Organ.
ization and the proposed Euro.
|peaa army.
The new government prepared
its program for submission to tn.
House Of Representatives today
It's majority in both houses ap.
lpeared to make approval certain
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Rebels
In California Stage
Rally, Seek Delegate,
BY The Associused Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.-
California Republican rebels
staged an. anti-Warren rally las1
might in the midst of nationa
COP conferences getting read,
for the 1852 presidential cam.
|paign.
john Francis, Neylan, promi.
nent San Francisco attorney, bit.
terly denounced the movement
by State party leaders to pledge
California's 70 convention votes
to Gov. Warren.
Mr.. Neylan, is a Warren-ap.
pointed regent of the University
|of California.
Calls for Rival Slate.
Calling for a rival slate of dele.
gates headed by Representative
Werdel. Bakersfield, he declared
in a speech before the California
Independent Delegation Commit.
tee:
Gov. Warren's most enthusias.
tic supporter would not contend
that majority of the members
OF the Republican Party in Cali.
fornia would vote for him a.
against Taft and Eisenhower"
Gov. Warren returned yester.
day from a Honolulu vacation
looking tan and fit. He told news.
men he would make an early de-
cision on whether to campaign
outside the State for convention
support. y..
There were signs, too, of DOS
sible scramble for CALIFORNIA; Ga
Democratic votes. Organization
Democrats are lined up solidly
behind a Truman ticket, even
though President Truman hasn't
disclosed his intentions.
VIII Challenge Delegation.
However. supporters Of Senate,
kefauver. Democrat. of Tennes-
see. who is willing, c declared they
hope to challenge the hand-picked
delegation with a slate of their
own on the June 3 primary ballot
Republican women discussed
their prospective role in the cleo
ton ahead at sessions preceding
meetings of the Republican Ma
tional Committee here later in the
week. ......
Mayor Dorothy McCullough Lee
OF Portland. Greg. complained in
an address that too few women
are serving as officials in cities
or. for that matter, in other
of government,
Mrs. Joseph r. Farrington
president of the National Federa-
ton of Women's Republican
Clubs. told an earlier session of
the organizations advisory board
that housewives can lead the
way" in the COP campaign.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Paper Producers 10 Get
Action Soon on Tax Benefit!

Applications for tax benefits te
expand production of paper pulp
newsprint and other paper anc
paperboard have been placed or
the Defense Production Admins
|tration's priority list for preferen.
tial treatment in processing.
Expansion of newsprint produc-
ton capacity by $4,000 tons a
year already has been approved
by DPA's Office of program and
requirements. Since this goal has
been determined, DPA said, early
consideration will be given news
print facility applications for rapid
tax write-offs for new newsprint
facilities.
Expansion goals for a number
of pulp and paper products are
now under consideration by DPA.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
. District Man Indicted
Way.
In Robbery Of Ex-Boss

A man accused of locking his
former boss and four restaurant
employees into a refrigerator room
was indicted yesterday ON charges
OF robbery and assault with a
deadly weapon.
He is Leroy M. Smith, q, COL
ored, arrested last November in
Chicago in connection with the
$757 robbery in August at Costin's
Restaurant, 835 Seventh street
NV.
Smith, police said, was en-
ployed at the restaurant from last
May until August 10, just three
days before the robbery. He had
lived here temporarily in the 500
block Of G street NE, according
to police.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Wisconsin Inspector
Admits $1,000 Graft
In Horsemeat Probe
BY the Asseeiafed Press

WAUKEGAN. ILL.,, Jan. l5.-The
ousted chief of the States fooc
inspection service, States ATTORNEY
Robert c. Nelson said last night
has admitted taking between
$4,000 and $500 in bribes in con.
nection with illegal sale of horse.
meat.
MIR. Nelson said the former State
omcial. Charles w. Wray, had
been summoned to appear before
him today for questioning.
The prosecutor said Wray, in his
statement. related he received the
money from Joseph Siciliano
partner in the Johnsburg Packing
Co. OF McHenry County. A war
rant was issued charging Siciliano
with bribery.
Wray was dismissed yesterday
by Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson His
custer. the Governor said, was con
basis Of information developed" ia
a State investigation of illegal
horsemeat sales. ;a
The Office of Price Sterilization
In Chicago said last week its
agents had uncovered a multi
million dollar Illinois trade in
horse meat sold as hamburger,
lunchmeat and sausage. Evidence
mostly involving violation of price
ceilings, is being assembled for
presentation to a Federal grand
jury in Springfield January %.
In Washington, the Federal
Government said yesterday it had
decided to broaden its investiga-
ton OF the sale of cheap horse
meat at high beef prices in
Illinois. Volumnous records in the
case are being turned over to the
Justice Department for study, ac-
cording to Price Enforcement
Director Edward T. Morgan.