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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

MD. - 3-bedroom.
ranch-type house with ali utilities, q
dream kit; 3h-acre tract. plenty OF
trees. Call HAROLD c. SMITH,
Rockville 1884. 13s
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CLARENDON

CLOSE and CONVENIENT to every.
thing. Older home in new-house
condition. Huge open front porch,
24-ft. liv. rm., separate din. rm..
downstairs bedrm. and full bath;
ultramodern equipped kit, 2 bedrms.
Oil h.-wh. Complete aluminium
storm windows. Attached garage.
Beautiful treed lot. Priced at only
S18.SOO with S4.350 down payment.
Be. sure to come in. This. would
make an excellent investment prop
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Cleveland Park Town House
One of the most appealing homes
in this prestige neighborhood; we'll
proportioned rooms. bedrms.,
UNIQUE garden, 2-car garage. Price.
$29,950. Immediate inspection rec
ommended. Office open til 8.
Town & Suburban, OR. 9400
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK Dutch
Colonial brick home; liv. rm.- with
mirrored flrepl.: din. rm.;. bright
kit; powder rm. and screened porch: !:
upstairs, 3 bedrms. and tile bath: ex-
Ssfet naas5ns can Sf aSFasffs
REALTY CO.. OR. 1926. It'll 9 pm.
BRIGHTwooD NE1GHBoRHooD-
Brick. 6-rm. Colonial. Lge. living
T Efcbe3 Ssds separate ss.S dining Ing Room
slate roof, auto. gas heat. Reason
able terms. Easy monthly payments.
VIM. b. SAUNDERS CO.. INC. DI.
1015: ewes, 81. 4746. IS
BRIGHTWOOD-,18-foot row brick.
gas heat; excellent condition: close
TO schools. shopping and transpor-
down. Cali Mr.. shuman. DW. 1885.
MAEsHALL NAB J. wAPLE CO.: Realtor.
CHEvY tSa CHASE, ss ID b. C., ~ at SSsS Conn. and
built prewar brick; ist Il. ss'oH. has iiv.
rm.. din. rm.. den, powder room. de
luxe kit. with latest equipment: 2nd
4. has 4 bedrms., 2 baths; finished
bedrm. and bath, 3rd A.; 2-car
saa ssrns 5se r.ss LEoG 81 ass Es
Der. Realtors, OR. 5000 til 9 .: m.
MASS. AND WIS. AYES AREA-cor-
ner, semidet.; choice location: 3
RICHES. RPeaFms V nclossd r anips psrabe; I large
Terms. owner. IaSHE1s or. S77s. S'V' Il"
SHEPHERD PARK-Mod. 8 rm. semi
det. brick home; 1st a. powder rm.;
tqres tyr kod. dA.UERBAcH co. DI. e5o1.
TARoSx Ak MA RAMBLER, . bedrms.. full
Ssm1t' Ss1ae' taf%s slossin ungsEal pHR
NR. RURKHss, iass Al 2NG fsooi oiR1rrrNHo1ssE, iRr@s
$4,000 down. Modern 7-rm. brick
garage; easy terms. LISS REALTY
CO.. ME. 666s: eyes,. GE. 9079. -S
NEAR MACARTHUR BLVD. and Asilby.
Charming, clapboard, Cape Cod Co.
lonisl, IN delightful wooded setting
y9s aso to H HiEhsst rm stsRdsTSs HitR ss
place, lge. separate din. rm.. lovely
big kit. with dishwasher, disposal,
elec. range and breakfast space; 2
nice bedrms. and bath on 1st floor:
tremendous unfinished 2nd floor all
bath; full. bright, daylight basement,
Bendix washer and dryer; S19,750.
Splendid opportunity for purchaser
requiring one-floor living; in an ex-
cellent neighborhood. enjoying maxi
mum convenience. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 1411; ewes. call OIL. 7156.
Al BUCHANAN ST. N.E.-Fine. con-
venient location, Just OF North
Capitol ST.. near Rock Greek Gene
terry; immaculate row-brick home
Of finest quality. Six rms, bath,
lovely recr. rm.; make an offer;
$4,000 down will buy; immediate
possession. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
DI. 1411; eyes,. call RIA. 1924.
4 BEDROOMS, ia BATHS
5514 4th ST. NV.
About SO. 500 cash and terms like
rent buys It. In drst-class condi-
tion, with hardwood floors up and
down and natural chestnut trim
throughout. Breakfast room and
den on first floor; lovely yard and
detached garage; zoned for apart
ments II you wish home and income.
Cali Mr.. Clark, GE. COIL.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. D1. 3346
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Three-bedroom brick Colonial with
powder rm. on 1st a. and located
in one Of the finest locations in
al - olf
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RAMBLER

Modern Is tomorrow. Close and snug
oyer e ere Ea lm Wit oOr.
to-ceiling fireplace. . lsdy's kit. 3
bedrooms, ! paneled: rear patio.
Must sell. Only $4,000 down pay
ment and total price Of $1S.950.
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FALL, IN LOVE

With this sparkling 3-bedrm. Cali
fornia rambler on o handicapped u
acre. Pastel green exterior plus
decorator colors inside. Unusual
comfort-styled floor plan with lge
closets and step-sav1ng kit. Many
extras include ranch-type fencing.
Bendix and storm windows. All city
utils.:. So 100 4A% loan available
Priced only S13,250. Come out to-
day and be happy tomorrow.
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ADDISON HEIGHTS, 7010-2-4 A ST.
Three new brick Cape Cod homes. 2
bath; full bsmt.: real expandable
attic with roughed-in bath; heat
and electric. Sidewalk and street in
cluded in price OF $l6.s5O with
transp.. etc. Also 3-bedrm. brick
rambler 6902 A st., S21.500 with
$4,000 down. Open Sat. and Sun. l
to dark. Dir: Out Central ave. ia
Addison rd.. 1st st. left Of inter-
CAP BUILDERS. HI. esos. 1894.
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcont.)

Mr.. CALVIN. COOLIDGE H. 8.
Fully detached brick, slate roof on
nice lot. bedroom. bath 1st floor:
2 bedrooms. bath. End floor; vacant
in 10 days: must sell. M. B.
WEAVER. WO. 4944.
Realtor. 1924 18th st. NV. DI. 3346
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Located in the exclusive Hamlet Sec
ton, within an easy walk to Colum-
bia Country Club and Conn. ave.
Sparkling new brick Colonial with
5 bedrooms, 8 baths, including a
car garage. Beautiful kitchen. Prop
erty priced at $43,S50, and afford
ing everything desired by discrim-
mating home seekers. E. M. FRY,
INC, WI. 500 It'll 8 p.m. B
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

brick Colonial with
powder rm. on 1st a. and located
D. c.. close to all schools, trans
portation and shopping. Nice lot,
fenced-in rear. Priced at S23. 500.
z. NJ. FRY. INC. WI. 500 til
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SILVER SPRING
Langley Park, $15,950
3-bedrm. brick rambler; Q yrs. old;
in Montgomery County: mr.. schls..
shopping, transp.; terms.
Forest Estate, $17,500
Detached brick Colonial, 3 bedrms.;
tile bath on End f.; lge.. nv. rm.;
sep. din. rm.; equip. kit; full bsmt.;
close to Parochial and grade
schools. transp.; terms avail.
Park-wood, $26,50
new brick. stone and red
wood rambler, on lge. corner lot:
reception hall; lge. liv. rm., with
interior corner fireplace; huge din.
L.: .tomorrow's kit. with built-in
breakfast nook; 3 lovely bedrms.; 2
full baths with unusual glass brick
treatment: lovely side porch; con-
crete driveway; full bsmt. with
fireplace: for future rec. rm.; toilet;
gas heat; outside entrance; you
must see this home to appreciate
all the many fine appointments
that are too numerous to put in
this ad.
Conley Co., Realtors
QH1n ne EHnn HJlI
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1coLoRR
WOODBRIDGE

WOODBRIDGE
5000 25TH PLACE, NE.
Detached brick bungalow on nice
Handicapped lot Liv. rm. with fire-
pl.. spacious din. rm., modern kit,
2 bedrmS., tiled bath with shower,
screened porch. Attic can be COM
pleted into Q rms, full bsmt., out
S15.950. Shown by appointment.
Call Mr.. Sadler, MI. 1856.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1890 x st. NV. ME. 432a
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COLORED-SI-250 DOWN

COLORED-S1,2 $50 DOWN
429 goth St. NE.
Lovely S-yr-old brick home. Five
rms. mod. kit. bath. gas heat,
Anchor fenced lot Easy terms.
LISS REALTY CO, ME. 666S; ewes,
GE. 9079, ia. 4103. -S
COLORED-WOODR
3124 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Det. asbestos shingle has extra -lge.
liv. rm.. din. rm., roomy kit,
2 porches. 4 lge. bedrms.. bath,
fin. rm. In attic; full bsmt.. lava
tory. oil h.-w.h.; garage, beautiful
lot; fruit trees. Home in excel cond
plus slate roof. Priced at $1S.950.
Good financing available To inspect
call MR.. PALMER. HU. y447. --8
COLORED-WOODR
BUNGALOW
Six. rms, front porch; full bsmt.;
oil heat; det. garage; lge. lot. Only
$l2 $50. S1,25O down. RA. 0OS1,
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DEALERS WANTED

MARYLAND-D. C.-VIRGINIA
Of Nationally advertised
precut homes and garages has
openings for aggressive individuals
or firms to act as dealers in the
above territory. Protected territory.
No inventory; long mark-up assures
excellent income. Give past expert
ence and financial status in replying.
Replies held confidential. Write. Box
No. 5743. Baltimore 8. Maryland.
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2011 MONROE ST. NE.
Detached center-hall home with slate
roof and large lot. Lge. liv. rm. with
fireplace. spacious din. rm.. extra
lge. kit. screened porch; 2nd fl.
4 lovely bedrms.. 2 baths; lge. screen
tory and outside entrance oil
h.-w.h.. Diet. double-car garage. Price
$21 800. Shown by appointment.
Call Mr.. Sadler, MI. S656. SULLI-
VAN BROS. 1920 K st. NV. ME.
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WHY RENT?
$14OO DOWN

This almost new 3-bedrm. bungalow,
level large wooded lot, near Falls
Church. Assume CT financing with
total payments only S90.50 mo. incl.
everything. Move in tonight. Call
OW. 5000.
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COLORED
1895 Dn.-Vacant
Mr.. 14th AND MD. AVE. NE.
Lovely 6-rm. house. Gas, cleo, hot
water heat, kit. and bath; newly
redec.; small monthly terms.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
H. ISARD REALTY co.
ST. 1891, 10. 2-7796
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NORTH ARLINGTON

Is still the peoples choice and Q par
ticular. family with or more chill
ture e home. 1e NICE sHi honey 1US iiy n rm. with
fireplace. separate din. rm., 2 bed
rms. and bath. good kit; upstairs Is
one large attractive bedrm. with full
bath: bsmt. under entire house. de-
tached gar, wooded lot. Assume
$40. 400 81 loan: $4,000 To- 81; ~ ;090 .
Hurryi Hurry! HurryI
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Real Estate Service, Inc:
4763 Lee Hwy. q Glebe. oW. 5000.
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BROOKLAND

1903 LAWRENCE ST. NE.
Detached home on lge. fenced-in lot.
1st floor: Liv. rm. with firepl., lge.
din. rm.. kit. 8 bedrms.. bath,
screened porch. 2nd floor: 2 rms.
and bath; full bsmt. with recreation
rm.. laundry rm.. lavatory. outside
entrance: screens, storm windows,
insulated and weather stripped; oil
h.-w.h. House in excellent condi-
ton. Shown by appointment. Call
Mr.. Sadler. MI. $3.50.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1890 K st. NV. ME. 1923
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COLORED 4-RM. BUNGALOW, .
yrs. old; sun porch. water, electric
1ty: near Beverly Beach. WA. 1926.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Civil Defense Agency Here
To Drop ESQ EMPLOYEES

The Federal Civil Defense Ad-
ministration will drop about $50
Of its $50 employees here because
of budget cuts, it was learned to-
day.
Another so of the agency's 400
employees outside of Washington
also will be dismissed.
The agency during the past
week, had tried to find some other
way of effecting economies to
avoid f1rings. However, it was de-
cided that at least 800 dismissals
will be necessary.
Thirty-day dismissal notices
probably will be sent to the 800
sometime next week. The
plans to eliminate the 300
positions by August 30.
The civil defense unit is the
t third Government emergency
agency within the past week to
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Shooting
CONTINUED From First Page.)

WOntlnueo from FlrSC Fage.)
ran into the house. "He followed
me into the house and kept up the
argument" she declared. Sudden
ly he struck at me with his fist" "
Mrs. Roberts said she lodged the
blow, but her husband grabbed her
and threw her across a bed in a
front room.
He held me down with his knee
in my stomach, and opened his
knife" she said.
'Then he grabbed me by the
throat" she asserts. Russell was
in the living room and heard the
commotion. He rushed in with a
baseball bat and hit his father
on the head twice. The bat broke.
1t was cracked before Russell
picked it up last night. Two of
our younger children were asleep
in the room at the time"
Youth Chased From Room.
Mrs. Roberts said her husband
turned on Russell and chased him
from the room. "Then he ran
for the 12-gauge gun," she added.
Lester ran in from upstairs
and gave the 20-gauge shotgun
to RUSSELL" Mrs. Roberts said.
She added that Russell took the
gun and shot his father as the
latter was trying to load his 12-
gauge gun.
But even that didn't stop
him." she continued. He chased
Russell into the kitchen, but fell
when he got through the door.
Lester, meanwhile, had run to
the home of neighber for help.
The neighbor hurried to the Rob-
erts home while his wife tele-
phones for police and a docter.
A tourniquet was applied to Mr..
Roberts left arm. but the bleed
ing continued. Mr.. Roberts was
dead when police and a phys
ician arrived, Mrs. Roberts said.
The body was removed to the
HUNT Funeral Home at Waldorf.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
St. Vincent de Paul Group
To Hear Rev. Leo J. Coady

The Rev. Leo j. Coady, direc-
tor of Catholic Charities for the
Archdiocese of Washington, will
address the quarterly festival
meetings of the Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties Partic-
ular Councils of the Society of St
Vincent de Paul tomorrow.
The Prince Georges County talk
will be at 2 pm. in st. Mary's
Catholic Church Hall, Upper Marl-
boro, Md. E. Lee Walter of Upper
Marlboro, council president. will
preside.
The Montgomery County meet
ing is scheduled for 5 pm. in st.
Martins Catholic Church Hall,
Gaithersburg. Md. Ralph L. Nc
Cade, council president, will pre-
side.
The Society of st. Vincent de
Paul is an organization of Cath
olic men pledged to works of
mercy. Father Coady is spiritual
moderator for the society in the
Washington Archdiocese.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Cent-an-Hour Boost
Given 300 Truckmen
OF 9 District Firms

A 1-cent hourly increase for
800 AFL truck drivers and help
erS employed by nine Washington
trucking firms was approved to-
day by the fourth regional War
Sterilization Board at Richmond,
Va
The raise, retroactive to Sep
tember l. 1851, covers employees
of companies belonging to the
Labor Relations Council, District
Trucking Association.
The Associated Press from Rich
mond also announced several
other wage decisions affecting
Washington area employees. Among
them was WSB approval of 49,
cent hourly boosts in salaries and
fees to IL radio announcers of
the Capital Broadcasting Co.,
which operates Station WWDC.
Increases ranging from 5 to %
cents an hour were sanctioned for
Is AFL plumbers and apprentices
employed by the General Electric
Supply Corp.
The National Laundry Co. Inc,
received permission to grant six
paid holidays and double time pay
for holidays worked for II hon
union Office employees and as
sistant supervisors.
Petition from five wholesale
meat firms were denied in whole
or in part. Seven cents of a re-
Quested IL cents hourly hike was
approved for eight AFL drivers
employed by Sam Mirman, Inc,
and Mirman Brothers. The board
rejected a scent increase re-
quested by American Meat Co.,
Inc, Pointer Co., Inc, and Witt
& Co.
The board turned down a petit
ton of the Martin and Boyd
Springs Works, Inc, to grant a
20-cent hourly raise to 81 nom
union employees.
Final action was deferred on a
request for approval of a scent
hourly increase for 296 AFL ma
chinists working for the National
Electrical Machine Shops, Inc, of
Silver Spring, Md, the board said
it needed additional information
before it could rule.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Mc6ranery Selects
Career Man as Aide
By the AsSoeictad Presa

Attorney General McGranery
has assigned a 33-year-old Justice
Department career man as his
executive assistant to take some
of the work load off his own shoul-
ders.
James R. Browning was ap-
pointed yesterday to succeed Mrs.
Grace NJ. Stewart, who was ap-
pointed by President Truman to
a Municipal Court judgeship here
this week.
A native of Belt, Mont, Mr..
Browning has been with the de-
partment since 1941 except for
three years on military leave dur
ing World War II. He had been
first assistant in the claims divi-
sion.
Mr.. McGranery said his new as
sistant would screen all matters
coming from various department
divisions and would recommend
action by the Attorney General
and thus put that job back where
1t used to be-" Mrs. Stewart had
served Attorney General Tom c.
Clark and j. Howard McGrath as
executive assistant.
Evening star., 1952-07-19

announce large personnel cuts re-
sulting from sharp budget slashes
made by Congress.
The OPS plans to dismiss more
than 5000 of its employees, about
700 Of them here. And the Ma
tional Production Authority will
drop 870 of its employees here
within the next month and prob
ably more later.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
7oIkotiye Stickup Man Talks
Himself Into Ceiling on Loot
Women Cashier Gives
Him $3.50 When He
Says 'Thut's Enough
By Riehord RODGERS


A stickup man got $3.50 yester-
day afternoon at the Aetna Loan
Co. in Mount Rainier, Md, and
would have got more if he'd kept
his own mouth shut instead of
telling the cashier to shut up.
Mrs. Mary Louise Emery, 20, of
2430 Irving street NE, was the
cashier.
She said she was working at
the front counter when the bandit
poked a pistol over the counter
and quietly ordered:
Give me your money"
Mrs. Emery replied with what
may be a classic. She asked:
"How much?"
And mechanically began count
ing off bills.
No one else in the office, at 32l5
Rhode Island avenue NE, just
across the District line, noticed
what was going on. There were
four or five others.
Mrs. Emery squeaked to the girl
next to her.
"Miriam!" she uttered in small
voice. The other girl, Mrs. Miriam
Wilmer. %. Of Chillum. Md,
glanced up.
That's enough!" the bandit
said, meaning that was enough
talk out of Mrs. Emery.
But Mrs. Emery, understandably
flustered, thought he meant thai
was enough money. So she stopped
taking bills from the drawer and
handed him what she had already
picked up. It came to $3.50. There
was still about $3.50 left in the
drawer and more than $1,000 in
the drawer next to it.
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The bandit accepted the $3.50
without argument.
Nov go on back in the back
Of the Office" he said.
Mrs. Emery. a stickler for detail,
asked How far back?"
"All the way" he said. Mrs.
Emery and Mrs. Wilmer retreated
as ordered, the man got out OF
the place in a hurry and that was
that.
Three hours earlier, bandit
OF the same description robbed
the manager of the Homeseekers
Federal Savings and Loan AsSo-
ciation in Baltimore of 1925.
Police said a well-dressed mar
walked In at noon, leaped over a
small counter and stuck a nickel
plated pistol into the managers
ribs.
Don't make any move and don't
press any buttons" he said. "Dc
as I say and you won't get hurt.
He escorted the employe to the
boiler room and bound him, ther
escaped with the 1925.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Arlington Vote to Become City
May Have For-Reoching Effects

Municipal Court would be sue
cessor to County Court.
In the November referendum,
voters will also be asked whether
they wish the school board to be
elected by the qualified voters, as
at present, or appointed by the
council.
If election by the people Is cho-
sen, the board would be chosen
at the same time as the council,
the second Tuesday in June. If
appointment by the council is Sc
lected, the council will appoint
the five board members in July,
1858. and during July each four
years thereafter.
Any One Could Be Candidate.
Incorporation would give any
qualified voter the right to be-
come a candidate for any elec-
tive public Office. Circuit Judge
Walter T. Mccarthy rendered a
decision last May that Federal
employees are banned by State law
from serving on the county board.
The State Supreme Court now
has before it an appeal of the
decision.
The city charter apparently
would give Federal employees the
right to serve on the council, re-
gardless of the Supreme Courts
decision on the right of Federal
employees to serve on the county
board.
The city Of Arlington would be
entitled to the same representa-
ton in the General Assembly that
it has as a county.
One effect Of incorporation
would be that Arlington would
build and maintain its streets and
highways. At present, the State
takes care Of primary roads.
A special study commission ap-
pointed by the county board is
to report by September Is on the
effect of Incorporation on the
highway program. The belief that
Arlington would lose funds by the
change has held back support Of
Incorporation.
Powers Sought From State.
Another significant change
would be the granting to the city
OF powers it has unSuccessfully
sought from the State as county.
The charter gives the city the
right "to acquire, own and operate
every manner Of property. public
utility or public work as the coun-
Gil may deem necessary for the
health or welfare OF inhabitants
Of the city: to grant franchises
for the use of public ways by
utilities" 'a>3ass, 5s4ss
The county has been in almost
constant litigation with the Arnold
busline, the Rosslyn Gas Co. and
other utilities. The County Civic
Federation has contended that
the county's bargaining position
would be strengthened greatly by
acquiring the powers provided in
the charter.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
| Miners Lose in Fight
AGAINST NLRB Orders
On Unfair Practices
By the Assocrc,eci Pres,

RICHMOND, Va, July ia
Federal Appeals Court yesterday
upheld the National Labor Rela-
tions Board which ordered the
United Mine Workers to cease and
desist from unfair labor practices.
Enforcement of two NLRB Or
ders was ordered by the Fourth
Circuit Court of Appeals.
In one case, the court ordered
the United Construction Workers.
an affiliate of UNIV, District so,
and three union members to cease
certain practices at Carbon, w.
Va, and to post notices of inten-
ton to comply with the NLRB
order.
These practices consisted Of in
terfering with employees of timber
men who were delivering mine
timbers to the Carbon Coal Co., a
mining firm which ships large
quantities Of coal in interstate
commerce.
The courts opinion said there
was ample evidence that the union
picketed the company property to
compel the firm to stop doing
business with non-union timber
men.
The NLRB held this was in vio-
lation of the ft-Hartley Act.
In the other case the appellate
court ordered the UNIV. District
81, and six locals at Fairmont, w.
Va, and one at Wolf Summit. w.
Va, to cease and desist from un-
fair labor practices.
The court said the union and
its locals violated the act in re-
straining and coercing employees
of S. H. Swaney. Inc, and L. E.
Cleghorn, two Clarksburg (W. Va
mining firms, in the exercise of
employees rights guaranteed by the
act.
In its opinion the court said
1t did not appear that the re-
SpondentS were in any manner
prejudiced, as they had claimed,
by the joinder of proceedings af-
tecting employees of both Gleg-
horn and SWaney,
Evening star., 1952-07-19
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and Vicinity-Hot and
humid. highest in middle or upper
COS with scattered thundershowers
this afternoon and evening: most
ly cloudy and warm tonight, low
in middle 70s. Tomorrow, mostly
cloudy and quite warm, scattered
afternoon thundershowers likely.
Maryland and Virginia-Scat-
tered thundershowers this after
noon and evening; mostly cloudy
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Locomotive Blast Kills
; Of Crew in Oklahoma
By the As.oeiu,.d Pra,.

OKARCHE, Okla, July 49,
The locomotive of a Rock Island
freight train exploded near here
last night. killing three members
of the crew. tearing up a section
of track and scattering debris
over a 100-yard radius.
The dead were tentatively ident-
ified as Engineer Roy Tomlin of
El Reno. Fireman Hutch Spivey
of Chickasha and Brakeman Jack
German of Ell Reno.
A hole S to 6 feet deep was dug
beneath the engine by the blast,
which tore off the cab and top
of the engine.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Coffery Gives Egypt
Note About Sudan
BY the Assoeiated Press

ALEXANDRIA. Egypt. July 10.
United States Ambassador JEFF
Iferson Caffery handed Egypt's
Premier Hussein Sirry Pasha a
not today which he described as
containing very important ques-
tions concerning the Sudan and
the Anglo-Egyptian question in
general"
He did not reveal the details of
the note.