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INWOOD APIS.

23rd AND ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
Fifteen minutes downtown; new large
de luxe apts.; bus, shopping on
premises: immediate occupancy.
AL UT1hiT1Es INCLUDED '0'
RES; MGR. 223o Savannah Terrace
JONATHAN WoODNER CO.
1906 NJ st. NV. RE. 1888, RE. 1865
COLORED-I3I5 CLIFTON ST. NV,
Apt. 206-Modern apt. bldg. for Sc
lect clientele; liv. rm., bedrm., kit.
and bath; 5000 per mo-; adults
only. Inspect up to $50 pm. Supt.
on premises. THE HARTFORD CO.,
RE. 2294.' is
COLORED-THREE ROOMS. kitchen
an. bath; refined adults only; call
mornings. Ii. 6-21I0. .-12
COLORED-2 RMS, kit. and bath;
no children. DE. 1775, after 5 pm.
COLORED COUPLE -I-RM. APT,
share kit. and bath, $40; utilS. incl.
1928 Shepherd st. NV, RA. 74S9.
COLORED-Two-bedrm. apt. in NV
mod. elevator apt. bldg: GE. 2l45
Sun; weekdays after $40. -13
COLORED - TWO-BEDRM. APT.
avail. immed., in Southeast; S76.05
incl: utils. File applications. CO.
LONIAL INVESTMENT CO, Si7 9th
St. NV. See Mr.. r. E. Covill ia
COLORED. NEW, sos Goth st. ne;
liv. rm., bedrm., kit. din and bath
S65 mo. Key, 5OS-A. RE. 22S9. Ia
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DUPONT CIRCLE

The most desirable location for non
profit educational, or embassy use
Il large. light rms. Owner will con.
slider lease. To inspect call Mr.
Franklin MEZZANOTTE e. CO, ST
Sti53 Or DF 1919 ia
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage in
Phone NO. OlO4. UNION STORAGE
large job by exper. men,; reas. rates;
estimates given. AT. 9342.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage
Reas. Ia 2937; eyes,. GE. 1916
12*
ADAMS VAN LINE. local moving. Ex.
per. men. free estimates. Wardrobe
serv. JU. S-943I. Takoma PIX. Md
lis
MOVING, HAULING-7-DAY
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GEORGETOWN

remodeled 3-bedrm. brick
house with very large living dining
car garaee. Owner leaving town
has priced this desirable property
for quick sale at $50. 500. DORO.
THY G. WOOD. exclusive agent
DE ~11S ~
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CHEVY CHASE
RAMBLERS

Do you recognize honest value?
RamblerS less than q blks. away,
offering little more are selling up
to S:iS 500. We are closing out our
two o. on corner lots have i bedrms.,
2l2 baths, din. rm., all-electric kit
full daylight bsmt.. one also has
gar. Price S25.450; the third has
3 bedrms., > baths, full bsnt., CEN
ter hall. at S2l $50: trades con-
sidered. Drive or take bus to $500
East-West highway at Donnybrook
drive, and north ) blks. to ramblers.
Open l2-6 pm.
CO. JU. $500.
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NorthWood Gardens
New l and 2 bedrm. apis. now ready
for occupancy; 1 bedrm.. SS2 80;
ing Govt. park. N Capitol and Emer-
son St. tSee resident mgr. at 49IO
Ft. Totten dr., Apt 12D
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol. Realtors. MA. 5000
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ST.
BARNARY WOODS

OWNER TRANSFERRED
a fine house OH wooded corner
lot in lovely home communit,
adjoining Chevy Chase. This houst
is of white brick in immaculate con.
dition and has 3 good sized bed
rooms and . baths, hall. livinf
room. dining room, den and kitchen
finished third floor. Ruilt-ln garage
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. REALTORS
Builders and Developers of
Wesley HgtS, Sumner & Spring Valley
1870 Mass. Ave. NV. OR AGA
Offices Open Daily and Sunday
9 A NJ. TO Q PM.
UiSt Your House With US)
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GEORGETOWN

COLORED-2 RMS: dinette, kit. and
bath: for settled couple. Call HI.
1928 after $40. -13
l large and l small room kitchen,
semipvt. bath. Conv. tranSp. See
CoLoREbMIARGE LIv. RIM. bed
rm., kit, tiled bath, private en-
trance; .nr. Sears, ne; refined per-
COLORED-lSth AND CALIFORNIA
SITS. NV; l4th and Fairmont SITS.
NV: one rm. and kit. apis. JONES
REALTY Co, 22217 14th ST. NV.
DU. 0656. from 10 am. to 7 pm.
kitchen. share the bath; 2320 lst
st. NV 13~
COLORED; 2 RMS, kit. and bath;
nr. l4th and Euclid NV. Call NO.
! O203. Ia
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COOPERATIVE APTS. SALE
COOP APT.
S1 0l0 CASH DOWN

nes1It of GoWntown Anartment has fove,
entrance. very spacious living and
sleeping room, dinette and kitchen
combination and tiled bath; tele-
phone switchboard service. Price
$1,000, furniture included. Entire
ing assessments, S62. For details
call Mr.. McGinnis, MA. 5000; ewes.
Sat. and Sun. TU. 1888.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC
1920 K st. NV. Ia
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
Il ACPF
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Detached brick, 3 bedrooms. den and
312 baths, lge. liv. rm. with fire.
place, family sized dining room
bright kit. rec. rm.. bar and maid 6
quarters in bsmt. Slate roof. Lear
garage. VIM H. SAUNDERS CO..
INC DT lnI5: eyes ST. 4 d1ib
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CHECK THESE,

Semidetached Brick
MICHIGAN PARK VICINITY
Three bedrms., din. rm., completely
modern kit. full bsmt,, and many
other features. Only Sis mo. Call
ST. 1896 or DI. S695. STEUARI
room frame house with electricity
S35 monthly ME 4AuN. Ia
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EMBASSY ROW

We are privileged to present this love.
ly English town house located in one
of the most exclusive sections OF the
city. First floor has reception hall.
library with fireplace. Second floor
fireplace, large dining room. modern
electric Kitchen. pantry. There are
8 bedrmS: and . baths, maids room
and bath. garage, oil hot-water
heat. Can be financed with SIS
900 down. Priced at S45,1O0.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC, OIL.
1856: ewes. WI. OlS2. -l2
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TWO-BEDRM.. new rambler-Fair-
fax. conven. to school, Slo5.
Three-bedrm. rambler-Fuu bSmt.,
North Arlington, Sl35.
Three -bedrm. rambler-New. lovely
neiehborhood. Falls Church, S165.
JOSEPH W. SEAY CO.
Realtors FA. 2620
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CHEW CHASE n q

CLOSE TO CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
Here's a home with income possi-
billties as there are on first floor
. bedrooms and bath, living room,
ond floor. ] bedroom, sitting room
and bath; gas heat: attached ga
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

1ELEF HUME OR. f4O4
w c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO., REALTORS
1890 Massachusetts Ave. NV.
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815 WHITTIER PL. NV.
BEAUT. LUXURY HOME
BARGAIN PRICE

OPEN SUN; l TO 6--Spacious home
for large family or one who does a
lot OF entertaining; center hall entr +,
peaut. liv. rm., din. rm.. brkfSt. rm !.
extra lge.. kit. pwdr. rm. End n,
has 4 bedrms.. . baths: 3rd A., >
rms. bath; attached gar; priced for
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SPECIAL, BARGAIN

New Sunoco station doing good busi-
ness: also 6-rm. house and enough
room for . or 3 houses All for
S4G.O0 terms. Call TO 5932. -1:i
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1924 eSTH ST. S.E.-One bedrm,, nv,
rm., kit, dinette and bath. S65 mo.
not incl. heat or utils CONNER a.
RYON. INC. RE 3216. IA
ONE AND TWO BEDRM. apis. avail.
May /. Apply 3400 25th st. se.
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SALE BY OWNER
MANOR PARK-$15.95O

Comfortable det. home: contains larss
llylng rm. with alcove and firepl,
dining rm., kitchen and pantry on
lSt A.; 3 bcdrms., sleeping porch
and bath on md. Stairway to
fioored :}rd II. Full bsmt. with recr.
rm. and bath. OE entr, Front
and rear porches. Express bus at
door; :? blocks shopping and schools.
Evening star., 1952-04-12

Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled, re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets. Dances and free
movies. Recr. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu. S50-S6O. 1926 2lSt
st, NV. HU 1904
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31
PRESIDENTIAL RACE

scheduled to address the Ohio Re-
publican convention there.
At his campaign headquarters in
Denver, Eisenhower booked an en-
gagement to attend 37-tribe In
dian ceremonial at GalIup,N. NJ.
Aug. 10. It viii give him an OPP
portunity to put in some hcks for
the election OF Republican senators
and House members this fall in
New Mexico and Arizona.
Eisenhower has said he wants
the COP campaign to give as much
emphasis to the congressional
races as TO his bid for the presi-
dency.
{ Eisenhower announced he win
not take sides in primary contests
between Republicans, but will sup
port the winners ito the limit. ;"
In Arizona, two Republicans,
Barry Goldwater, Phoenix, and
Lester Kahl, Tucson. are bidding
for the Republican nomination for
II. S. senator to oppose Sen. Nc
Farland, The Senate Democratic
| floor leader.
/ Republican Patrick ]. Hurley,
! former secretary OF war. is seek
ms to unseat Sen, Chavez tD,l In
New Mexico.
In the South. uncertainty brewed
in both the Democratic and Re.
publican camps.
Three Republican factions in
Mississippi were al odds. The reg,
ular Republican Party, which sent
an uninStructed delegation 10 Chi
cago and lost its seats 10 q sepa.
rate pro.Taft slate, called a con-
vention for Monday, Executives
Committee Chairman Arson Shell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31
Marathon Garbage
Meeting Held

The possibility OF garbage in
Generators for Marathon Is being
studied by Monroe County Com
missioners, following meeting
with the Marathon Chamber of
Commerce.
Commissioners Joe Allen, Wei
fare chairman, Harry Harris,
Keys Hartman and two consult
ing engineers from Miami dis
cussed the situation with the
Marathon leaders.
The Marathon chamber had
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31
BY The Associated Press

Republicans kept the civil rights
pot boiling today for the purpose
Of cooking the Democrats goose,
Sen. Henry. Cabot Lodge OF Mas
sachusetts, chairman Of Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower's campaign
advisory committee, said the Sc
lection Of Sen. John Sparkman Of
Alabama as the Democratic vice
presidential nominee shows the
Democratic Party intends TO do
nothing constructive about civil
rights.
SEN. Richard NJ. Nixon Of Cali.
fornia told newsmen in Fresno,
however, that Sparkman is not 4
true Southern candidate and Is
known TO be completely pro.Tru-
man.
II was President Truman's in
.sistence on federal civil rights leg
islation that split the Democratic
Party In foASs and lost the elector.
nj votes OF four Southern states.
Some Democratic leaders in the
party's 1852 stand on civil rights
have not yet decided whether
10 support The Democratic ticket
Of Gov. Adlai Stevenson and Sen.
Sparkman.
Chairman Arthur Summerfieid
of the COP National Committee
rubbed more salt in the wounds
wednesday with the assertion that
Stevenson and Sparkmsn are
s'hand picked candidates OF presi-
dent Truman" and viii be Eek.
pected TO carry on the Truman
tradition"
Sparkmar, ia Washington, said
be win have something TO say
about civil rights In response 10
. series of questions in a telegram
from Rep. Powell
AZ the Illinois capital, Gov.
Stevenson made a few remarks ca
civil rights issues in his first news
eunferenee since the Democrats
Ecminated him for the presidency
last Saturday
Ne repeated q previously exr
stressed view that fair employ uaenl
practices Regulation Is primarily =
state responsibility. He said the
federal government should hold of
unless q state fails in It's duty.
He said all citizens should have
seQnal opportunities and equal pa~
ntical rights
Steyenson told the ncNSmca he
hopes major campaGgners Ia hts
behalf will stay within the frame
work Of my ideas" One nt the
major eampaigners viii be presi.
Dent Truman
Stevenson also said he believes
The Tais.Aartlsy Labor Law. =
prime target al union labor lead
ers. needs substantial geylsloa hnt
Dot neeessarsly REPEAL Tie aid be
views the Democratic platform
pledge of repeal IS merely a meth.
I'd Al accomplishing the same re
aalt thrv0gh m entirely new lav
Commentang ca Eisenhower $
oppressed zeal IL an eventual 81
btllsca dcllsr annaas ssss In fcxteral
spendlng. Sievensan SAID ne hnpcss
s'neither candidate ~ party wcssad
cl1ef hopex that are tnFaern ard
q The same time he asgaAna1sng
ssfense sstahlisAmsns 10 aeeasn.
piiSh car ecmgaun ohtecnve e
SosieOnyenssnn psaEssesi SIS 81
mxksng starts tnns9As In cnsWmA0s
o. NlNon ard San msTs IA are
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31

don said he believed the convention
will support Eisenhower. The third
faction Is a group headed by Ber-
nard Chill. who pulled away from
the regulars before the National
Convention to support Eisenhower
and since has started mapping a
state campaign for the general.
On the Democratic side, former
1t. Gov. Sam Lumpkin is trying
to get Eisenhower endorsed by the
state Democratic convention in
Jackson Aug. IS. Lumpkin's moves
ment is opposed by Gov. Hugh
White, who said Mississippi would
be foolish to try to elect a Republic
can President while its congress
sional delegation Is Democratic.
In Texas, Gov. Allan Shivers said
he has no present intention of sup
porting Eisenhower but he might
go fishing If Stevenson doesn't
have the right answers on the
question Of control Of off-shore oil
lands.
Shivers said he would not sup
port any candidate for President
''who believes in federal owner
ship of the tidelands. /" He said he
has asked Stevenson for an inter
view on that matter.
In Washington, Ellis Arnal, for
mer Democratic governor OF Geor.
gia, said he couldn't conceive Of
Eisenhower carrying any Southern
state. Arnall. now federal price
sterilization director, made the re-
mark In a television interview.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31

requested this special meeting
last me 18th so that the garbage
problem can be solved. Discus
sion took place on whether or
not the incinerator would be
privately or publicly financed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31

Go .to@New England. and visit
the domestic resides. II you would
see the secret of American Inde-
pendence. - Religion has made
them what they are.
Thomas Mosquera
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31

Giraffes rival camels in their
ability to 60 without water,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31
an announcement
TO MILLER HIGH LIFE
CUSTOMERS!

During the pas, i've years. The Miller Brewing
Company has exerted every effort TO expand
Their production facilities in order 10 insure an
adequate supply Of Miller High Life Beer.
Hosever the appreciation for fine quality on ire
part os tire American Public has resulted in an
ever growing demand demand we sannos
meet At iris time. Since We refuse 10 compromise
with qualify and to use shortcut methods in she
brewing of cur product. your dealer may be tern.
sogaras oes at Miller High Life ane 10 10 fault Il
rs o@n. We regret the present shortage ard
we promlse tAat every effort il beng made 10
sappay hlm ard seu !, :. ~I;a tire Cham.
sakne II Bottle Beer.
Thank yaa fer tAs acceptance ard FaftA yo4s are
displaying srWsra oar qasasy prudsct.
Evening star., 1952-06-04
Defense Official Warns
OF Slim Oil Reserves
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

ATLANTIC CITY, June A.
The world generally has enough
oil. but any new emergency would
quickly empty its slim reserves, q
Petroleum Administration for De-
tense official said today.
c. E. Davis, PAD assistant dep
uty administrator for domestic
operations, said there are a cou-
pie Of trouble spots: Residual fuel
oil and aviation gasoline, both
scarce.
Except for these, Mr.. Davis
said In an address prepared for
the Society of Automotive Engi-
neers. the supply situation looks
pretty good. AS to the future, he
said the difference between feast
and famine is slight.
"For example," he added. "the
aircraft industry operates smooth
~ in normal times on less than
10 days supply nationwide.
when the chain Of supply is
interrupted even partially and for
short periods, as has been the
case during the recent strikes in
the petroleum industry. the eff
feet on availability at the point
OF use Is almost immediate"
He urged an early settlement
OF the Federal-State dispute over
ownership Of oil-rich submerged
offshore lands.
Evening star., 1952-06-04
Byrd Calls for Use
|0f Iaff-HanIey Act
BY the Associated Press

ROANOKE, Va, June 4.-Sen-
ator Byrd. Democrat, of Virginia
believes the Taft-Hartley Act
should be used. II necessary, to
prevent a lengthy steel strike.
He said this in a statement
given radio station WDBJ yester-
day on the Supreme Court deci-
sion of Monday.
He said:
"The action Of Judge Pine in
issuing an Injunction against the
President and the subsequent ac-
ton of the Supreme Court by q
six to three decision in declaring
the seizure Of the steel plants
illegal is a badge of confidence to
the American people that one OF
the chief foundation stones of our
democracy. namely, the independ-
ence Of our three-branch Govern
ment, will not be destroyed by q
President who is attempting tc
seize powers not given him either
by the Constitution or by the law
"If necessary, the Taft Hartley
Act should be invoked and every
thing possible done to prevent 9
long continued strike"
"The invoking Of the Taft
Hartley Act, If that law is carried
out, will delay q strike for 80 days
In the meantime. the leaders OF
the Congress could consult as to
what legislation should be enacted
by Congress"
Evening star., 1952-06-04
Dogmor's NeckIine and Crime
Star in Inquiry Into TV Morals

he added that crime shows still
abound.
"A long black hand with finger
nails comes after you, while
mournful music plays" said Mr.
|Gathings. "A wife poisons her hus-
band. Things like that shouldn't
be on the air."
Representatives O'Hara and
Denny, Republican, of Pennsyl-
ivania, thought wiggling women
were hardly any worse than some
TV commercials. They wanted to
know If Mr.. Gathings was upset
by the commercials.
"Oh. no." replied Mr.. Gathings.
Evening star., 1952-06-04
By james E. Roper

Representative Ezekiel Gathings.
Ia Southern gentleman. wants TV
to keep ladies' necklines way up
North.
He says Dagmar's neckline got
too far South at one time, but
now has moved respectfully higher
and should stay there.
The Arkansas Democrat told q
House subcommittee to keep its
eyes open and make sure TV
doesn't screen anything that chill
dren shouldn't see.
Mr.. Gathings testified yester-
day, as an Interstate Commerce
subcommittee started investigat-
ing sex and crime on TV. He
said he once saw a lady shimmy
dancer who was shocking.
Higher necklines on Tv ladies,
he said. are the only visibly good
results Of a TV code of ethics
which the industry adopted
March /.
Now It's Crime Shows. 49,
'You say Dagmar's neckline has
been improved from your view
|point?" asked Representative
O'Hara. Republican. Of Mime
sofa. y
"Yes," replied Mr.. Gathings, but
Evening star., 1952-06-04
American Legion Opposes
IVA shakeup by Hoover Plan
By si,s Assoeioted Press


The American Legion went on
record yesterday against reorgan-
izatiO NOT the Veterans Admins
ltration (VA) along the lines rec
commended by the Hoover Com
mission.
Two former National comman-
|ders of the Legion, Paul Griffith
and Milo ]. Warner, told the
House Veterans Committee that
the shakeup was unnecessary and
would not yield the desired re-
suits.
Mr.. Grifith, now Assistant De-
tense Secretary. said the VA ad-
ministrator now has authority to
make necessary changes and does
not need specific Legislation.
Two bills being studied by the
committee would decentralize the
VA and prtlne down the payroll
to make q saving estimated at
$44 million q year.
Evening star., 1952-06-04

1.-THE sponsor is necessary to
bring the entertainment to my
home. I am grateful"
Another Southern gentleman,
Representative Bryson, Demo-
crat, of South Carolina, testified
against liquor ads and TV dramas
that show "a lack Of respect for
the marital bond"
No d Yankee Help.
"I come from the deep South" /"
he drawled, land I am old-fash-
ioped in that respect"
Representative Klein, Demo-
Icrat. of New York sympathized
with his Southern colleagues, but
didn't think Congress should do
anything about TV morals.
The Southerners just glared
back, perhaps feeling they could
mt expect any help from a D (for
Democratic) Yankee.
Evening star., 1952-06-04
Justice Department
Parole Official Dies oi
Monoxide POISONING

A Justice Department parole
of1icial died yesterday from carbon
monoxide poisoning after shutting
himself In his automobile and
leaving the motor running.
Prince Georges County police
said Walter Klein Urich, so, parole
executive for the United States
Board Of Paroles. was asphyxiated
while sitting in the front seat Of
his parked car in rear Of his home
at $500 Annapolis road, near Bla-
denshurg. Md.
Policeman Emmett Gray report
ed that the cars windows had
been closed and a pipe connected
from the interior to the trunk.
Examiner Rules Suicide.
DR.. John T. Maloney. county
medical examiner, issued a certifi-
cate of suicide.
Police said Mr.. Urich's body was
discovered by son, Bruce, 10. He
pulled his father from the car and
tried to revive him. When thel
BladenSburg rescue squad ar-I
rived, he was removed to the i
Prince Georges General Hospital,
but was pronounced dead onl
arrival.
Police were advised that Mr..
Urich-an employe Of the Justice
Department since June Is. 1856
had been respondent because Of |
his separation from his wife. Mrs. |
Urich, police said. is living in
Florida now. They had been sepa-
rated since last October.
Came Here in 1941.
Mr.. Urich was chief probation
officer in Chicago before coming
to Washington in April. 1941, as
supervisor Of paroles for the Bu-
reau Of Prisons. He remained in
this capacity ever since, although
changing his title to parole as
sistant and administrative direc-
tor Of the present Parole Board in
August, 1948.
Mr.. Urich was native Of Lima,
Ohio.
Besides his wife and son Bruce,
he also is survived by two other
sons and a daughter.
Mr.. Urich's body was taken to
the Gasch funeral home, Hyatts-
vile, to await funeral arrange
mentS.
Evening star., 1952-06-04
Reds Seek Labor Control

SINGAPORE up. - Chinese
Communists in 1ndonesia are busy
trying to get control of Indonesian
labor unions, according to two
Dutch journalists who have just
completed a two months tour of
the country. Communism is
spreading among the labor class,
the two newsmen said. but the
|Indonesian government, although
anti Communist, appears to be
waiting until the Reds force 1t to
act.
Evening star., 1952-06-04

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Evening star., 1952-06-04
Nine-Month Voyage

A sea captain who retired after
winning the Irish Sweepstakes two
years ago recently reached Auck-
land, New Zealand. after q nine-
month voyage in a 40-foot ketch.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-04-25

DENVER, (JTA) A demand
that major political parties should
repudiate any support from known
anti-Semitic groups was voiced by
Jewish leaders here following the
acceptance by Taft's organization
in Colorado of support of group
led by Kenneth Goff, known for his
anti-Jewish activities.
Goff's group styles itself Eight
ers for Macarthur" The Rocky
Mountain News, leading Colorado
newspaper, said in an editorial that
the Taft organization should not
have accepted Goff's support. "We
are mad at this prejudicial group
with religious and racial bias and
the rabble-rousing kind of publ
cation that they produce" the
paper stated.
The American Legion and other
patriotic organizations have strong
ly criticized Goff's bigoted activi-
ties. Former Governor John e..
Vivian and Senator Ed. c. Johnson
have repudiated Goff's support in
past campaigns. The Veterans of