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FLOORS sANDED and finished; olt
IGOR s sEEv1cE. r. WA. a.Ii 11ae. eAiho'
. FLOOR SANDERS, edgers and waxer,
nnor nenaed; M InstrqSsiSns BY ~ exSpeTiensee S
Ssf Ss keanedz aan dkEsNEDx 81 NV Fhooh Ra as4s CO.
FLOOR SANDING. cleaning and wax.
Ing. old floors especially: reas. prices
w. T. OLIVER. Ii. 3-7071. -19
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
White mechanics; reduced prices
C. 3. COVER. WA. 6S6s. any time
GEN. REPAIRS, plasterine, carpenter
Whit. ns mesfhrpTgof5ns meeh r. 5s7s9 wgEk ggaE
PAINTER, colored; exper., wants small
Call NO. 24S1 or AID. S0S5. Ia
eAINTING-Int.. ext; papering. gen
repairing; reas. prices; white me.
chanics; free est. NO. 1886. Iii
PAINTING; WALL sCRAPING-For
afford to pay, cali Ju. 7-921s. ~
PAINTING AND PAPERING, coml. O,
8 yrs. MIR. LAWRENCE. RA. 97O3.
eAPERING AND PAINTING-comr
25 yrs. MIR. LAWRENCE. RA. 9So3.
PAPER HANGING. painting; white
@sfhanaS Weff BooRogy e yfsrs M e1He5 1850 do 0Ts
PAPERIMG. PAINTING. PLASTER
Month. Can fSas S2sNEfT Efas01fsis Hs 2s5 ts5s
PAPER HANGING. painting. plaster
g; ing; .sp special low price this week.
faERHANGfNEG, fE HaASs SE 1sSS psiRtinsr spec lS low
Save. Mr.. SPICE IA. sSSs e.I Wi3
PLASTERING REPAIRS, large and
small Jobs; new and old work. Rea-
teei0is seed sH rafssz a1sz Satisfaction sus5sn-
PLAsTEkiNG. ceilings and S patch
work a speciality. Call MI. 1882.
PLAsTERING a speciality; large and
sme 1Sss nsg Sors sna old T9F5 Sa @ White
PLASTERING - Patchwork a spe-
cialty; good service; white mechanic;
pEAsTERiSG TU New ols1 snd o,a -d9.,r
work done; large or small Jobs;
work guar; white mech. ia. O2OS.
PLUMBING. HEATING, REPAIRS,
POEMS "Elk nstaed aRd eF%staT heath bath
no Jobs too large or small, free es-
PORCHEs INCLOSED; let us make
your porch into an extra bedrm. or
the added dollar value to your home;
Tree estimates cheerfully given.
Phone WI. 60S6.
MODERNIZING = Recreation, rooms,
bar rooms and attics our spec. For
estimate. call LU: 1-2494. 15'
REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED; also
washers: guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
Days. UN. 1912; Ewes, UN S575.
ElEUPHoLsTElRING' lGui refllling cush-
cleaning; drapes. cornices slip COW
ers made to order. Old work done
reasonable. For free estimates. call
RO0FiNG. all types: new work and
repairs: cutters. spouts. carpentry
and painting. A. b. THOMAS. HU.
~ 17SS SrplEs Free estimates:
service; es santennas. Ii. 3-5414 or
~ sERViCE-same day; job guar
Try US! P. o. SMITH. Sales and
Service. Ii. 3-6O5O.
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BABY CARRIAGE, twin, gray, Whit
ney. excellent cond., $50. car
BABY FURN. - Semiannual inven-
tory clearance; savings on cribs,
chests, matched sets; wide selec-
tion. sToRKToWN. 5113 Ga. ave.
NV. Open It'll 8 pm. -15
BARBER SHOP equipment incl
chairs, almost new, modern, com
plete for 2 BARRIERS. Avail. immed
best offer: Contact MI Ellison
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 5000
Fairfax dr., Arl.. Va. ia. 5-6500
BASINS. SINKS, BATHTUBs; built
in, $25. Fittings. new or used.
BLOCKS. 3O56 M st. NV, NO. 1903.
BASS VIOLIN, Kay, with cover; $126
BaTaruBs, saFa; u.s. new new used. Du,ls-,n. legs;
sinks, basins. toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO. 2237 Ga, ave. DE. 1866.
BED, HOLLYWOOD, dble. innerspring
matt. without hcadboard; purchased
mos. ago. 800; available Jan. 20
1852. S65. Phone 10. 2-7119.
BED. walnut. innerspg. matt. ane
spg., $50; walnut dresser. $15; van.
ity. SIS; Roper stove. good cond.
$40; kit chairs. 81. JE. 3-7447
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nold effects. rugs. ia. 1851, ia
FuRN.-2 studio couches, l with
Slip cover and l unpa,nted dress
ing table; reaS. KE. 3-h221. la
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Many New Sets
Below Wholesale Cost

A special deal on any TV we sell.
All popular makes in factory cartons
No trick ads. Top trade-in allowed
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1IU IIn 81. 0.E., AI. UO6O
FURNITURE. Wanted good
furniture and household
effects; any amount. Also
need refrigerator and gas
range. Please call today,
MIR. GRADY, Ma. 2679.
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BRICKS

Good used bricks: any quantity.
GENERAL WRECkING CO.
BRENTWOOD RID. AND w ST. NE.
MI. GIFT. liz
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BEDROOM SUITE, solid mahOgany,
8 pieces; box spring and mattress;
Ike new; new; shown by appointment
BEDRM. SUITE. walnut: bed, dresser
with mirror, vanity with mirror and
stool. chifierobe, night table. match
ing chair. LU. 1-0740. Ia
BEDRM. SET-Walnut, dresser, vanity
Also Guardian Service roaster witt
glass top, $40. RA. 1875. --15
NRICkS. face and common. l or 8
million ALASKA COAL & BRICK
CO. MA. 5SS5. OF. 1900.
bRiCk.S9o99 l. sSS nard rec ,ssn,an oTlcK on q.
the lob. Phone NO. S970. A. Bull
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ROOMS WANTED

TWO DOUBLE ROOMS, furn. for fou,
medical students: must be In yicin-
tty of Georgetown Medical School
Write j. BETTENCOURT, care OF
GEORGETOWN Univ. Med. School, 1900
Reservoir rd. NV. 15ss
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE
LEATHER FURNITURE

FOR DEN AND OFFICE
Floor samples. new. at contract
prices. Sofas. club chairs MANLON,
4l6 5th st. NV. Elk. 1912. LII
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 2 pcs. Rowe
Jordan, ultramod. Kelly green; $125.
LIVING RIM. SUITE. s-piece. modern. a
nice. nice colorss, $95:, console Zenith
wardrobe. $25. Ia. 7644. If
LUMBER, cherry. maple, mahogany,
birch. ash, walnut, poplar and bass
wood; kiln dried; for cabinet work,
GRUVER MFG. CO.. 8O0l Conn.
ave, Chevy Chase. Md. or. 5525.
MOTORS. 1/1O0 to 100 MP; and re-
duction gear; GAO volts; rewound
exch. cARTY. 1908 14th. NO. O2S4
OFFICE FURN.-Executive desk, 66
In; small sectional bookcase. S66.
OW. 1121 or DI. 6067. -l5
OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS, FILES. TABLES, CHAIRS
Largest selection. lowest prices; Govt,
proc; reconditioned. d. C. SUR
PLUS SALES. 511 New Jersey ave,
NV. Free parking on premises. -15
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Tvs-12-inch En-. S7S; 10" Cape
hart. $62; 10" Haui.. S54; Al cond.
E9: 264S. -16
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WEST ,EV HAIL

WESLEY HAUL
Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled, re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected meun, $50-$6O. 1925 21st
st. NV. HU. 1924.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV,
pvt. bath. American plan. Excellent
meals. Home atmosphere. HO. 1865.
\ 2107 S ST. NV.
Convenient to everything; large dble,
rooms, ample closet space, also rooms
to share; TV and rec. rm.; reason
able rates. HU. It'll. -15
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CALCULATOR = Monroe electric;
S9S 6O: UNITED TYPEWRITER co,
SO 4th st. NV.
CAMERA; movie:sBolex H-16, 4 lens;
all WollenSak matched, "a" WA.
F.5. L" FLA; 3" TIP, F3.5; 9" TP'
F4 o. Like new. S425; cost $500
CASH REGISTER, $40. CITY TRAD
CASH REGISffER..' GIf.'n National. Sst n;m 1d9 1oo
class, 3 years old. $3.50 ring-up;
excellent condition; $3.50 cash. Tu.
5454 or AP. 5371. III
COFFEE AND END TABLES, match
ing. blond oak, green leather top
handle, plate glass bridged STEP
down center, end drawers; gate-lee
table, dark mahogany, excel. cond. !;
will sell complete for SIlO or sepa-
rrately; also for best offer. ID.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

INCOME TAXES, reasonable rates,
small returns speciality. RIM. 206
SOB F st. NV. ME. 6717. 10
DESK SPACE. mail and telephone
answering service. very reas. rates
TAX ACCOUNTANT, specializing in
bookkeeping. acct. and correspond
ance. for small businesses and in
dividualS; serving D. c., Va, and
Md; books kept for $40 ,wk; any
tax form, So per item; satisfaction
Evening star., 1952-01-14
CAMERAS

Only the best types! Movie outfits!
Paw ton prices. BRENNER PHOTO
CO, 933 Penna. ave. NV. RE. 2334
DEER RIFLE AND SHOTGUN. MI
DTaMHoiND yEwELRY of any deserip. Mea
Jon; old gold and silver Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling fol
55 years. HOPWOODS. .Sth and Z
SITS. NV, ME. 6287.
and complete households, etc. AID
$3.50; ewes. and Sundays, AT. 251S
FURNITURE-Top prices for singl,
piece or entire household.
ABBOTT 81 LANDON, OR. 6677
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NICELY FURN.
Univ; running

SOUTHERN CLUB
1865 Massachusetts ave. n.w.-Home
Tor discriminating guests. Large
rm.' private bath; other large room.
No better locations is
LoNGCOPE GUEsTHOUsE
Conn. ave. and Kalorama I'd NV:
sgle. and db1e. rms; maid service
2O21 kalorama I'd. NV. DU. 9579
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OFFICE FURNITURE
OFFICE FURNITURE
STEEL FILES

Complete installation at contract
PRICES. Desks, tables. lamps, MAN
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RTTTT,DING MATERIAL

We have large quantity Of all kinds
OF framing lumber. 2x4s-6-S-10;
also flooring. doors and windows.
Sold at very reasonable prices.
GENERAL WRECK1NG CO.
BRENTWOOD RID; AND W st. NE.
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BEDS-GOVT. SURPLUS
eolid maple beds with coil spring ane
mattress. $21.95; Wave 30-incf
width folding beds. SS.95; Arm,
bunk beds with NEW mattresses
$50 .95; solid oak dinette tables with
2 leaves, S995; double solid maple
beds with steel coil spring. S15.95
N. FRANK & SON, Ala 3rd st. NV
Evening star., 1952-01-14

E9ka! TH HAoR ok 1kFsi 6EF6RN ANp 2Np HogsEs sGs.
LETS. WASH, Va. WHITE ONLY
WEEKDAYS, 81; SAT. SUN, 9-b
A-ONE RENTALS AND REALTY CO
524 BOND BLDG. MA. 00O7.
18th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
gig RUPLEY BLDG. XII. S-1313
TWO VACANT APTS.
Furn. or partly furn.; 2-family house
In NV; children and pets accepted
utilities furnished; nice I'd. TU
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BEDS! BEDS! BEDS!
Double Decker Bunk Beds
Complete with mattresses, $29.50
Also other beds. S4 50 up. D. C
SURPLUS. 611 New Jersey ave. NV
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RUILDING MATERIAL

See us ct once for good used framing
lumber. flooring, sheet rock; doors,
supplies, furnaces. Good used sheet
rock at $50 per M. Unclean 2x3's,
&c lineal #. inside doors, So 30 ca.
COMPLETE LINE OF GLIDDEN
One large furnace in new condition,
complete with stoker. VIII heat 15
to is rms. or any large building.
This is real bargain II sold
quickly.
Two sets wrought iron steps:
steps each with railing In landings
can be seen at l014 12th st. n W
See salesman at site 2-5 pm.
visit our yard at 1881 Jefferson
Davis hwy. Arlington. A. B. c. D
T0Bn nfte 0gkS 20
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COPPER TTTRTNG

COPPER TUBING
"a IN: and q in, 2O-ft. lengths,
ATLANTIC CO., S07 v st. NV, NO
DEEP FREEZE, large double size, al
most new, could be used in hotel or
grocery; cheap. DE. 1886. -15
DEEP FREEZE, Hotpoint. small
family size; brand-new condition;
500. Call DU. Sl64 ia
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DESKS

Once, new and used; all sizes ant
types at great savings. N. FRANK
&. SON. 414 Bird st. NV. Ex. 1914
DIAMOND. mans, y Ct. y.-g. mtg.
$75; mans ss Ct, perfect cut, $50
lady's 70 ct; 14-kt. y.g., 5000; mans
u cts. $500; mans ga cts. 1915;
lady's PA cts. Marquise cut, 1878
All prices include mountings. Trades
accepted. LIVINGSTON g. CO., 1928
81 st; NV: ME: 344O. 10
DINING RIM. SUITE, 1O-pc., walnut,
good eond., $125. 1649 Hobart st.
NV: MI; 6967. -15
excel: cond.. $50. Ia. 6763. is
DRYER AND WASHER-Bendix, new
In original crates, $195 each. 1906
FILING CABfNET. new Se4 4.draver. 1lT fui
suspension. $50. CENTRAL TYPE.
WRITER. 2019 14th st. NV. is
FILE CABINETS
New and used. 4-drawer. as low as
$3.50. N. FRANK a. SON, 4I4
Evening star., 1952-01-14

FURNITURE - Full contents, ode
pieces; wash. mach, stoves. refgr.
bric-a-brac, etc.
s. E, FURN. EXCHANGE
Evening star., 1952-01-14

ORGAN, used electronic model in
good condition, S495. Suitable for
small church or chapel. JORDAN'S,
18th and G stS. NV. Sterling 94O0.
Evening star., 1952-01-14
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.
"a RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.

OLORED-FURN. ROOM. with priv
leges. GE. 6114.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Two Virginia Groups
May Merge Forces in
Drive for Eisenhower
BY the Associated Press

Democrats, Republicans and in
dependents appeared ready to team
up today to try to put across an
Eisenhower victory in Virginia.
Two organizations working in
behalf Of the generals candidacy
started negotiations in Richmond
aimed at merging forces. The
groups are the Virginians-for-
Eisenhower and Virginia Demo-
crats-for-Ei Eisenhower.
The Virginians-for- Eisenhower
organized earlier in the year, in
cludes Democrats, Republicans and
and independents in its ranks
The other group was organized
only last week by some Is Rich
mond-area Democrats.
Virginia Democrats for Eisen-
hover started sending out 1000
letters to Democrats throughout
the State today. The letters well
come voters into the organization
where they can support Eisen-
hover and still feel at home under
the Democratic banner"
The response to the letters may
determine whether the two groups
will merge. If the response is
good, the leaders of Virginians-
for Eisenhower are expected to
agree to an alliance.
Virginians-for Eisenhower. whose
chairman is Leonard Blackburn of
Richmond. claims 35 chapters in
the State.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Eisenhower
Continued From First Page.)

winning the Senate this year.
with any sort of trend, WE
should be able to capture the
Senate with two or three-vote
margin" the Senator said.
He named eight States as areas
where, he said, the Republicans
have a fighting chance. They
were Maryland. West Virginia
New Mexico. Michigan. Kentucky
Arizona, Wyoming and both SEN
ate seats in Connecticut.
From the various sources
Gen. Eisenhower apparently heard
soma frank talk about his cam
paign progress, on his first day
in the new regional headquarters
here.
One was Senator Bennett OF
Utah, who supported Senator
Taft's drive for the G. o. P. nomi-
nation.
Senator Bennett said he dis
cussed with Gen. Eisenhower the
means of getting support from
Taft's hackers. "On the organ
Rational level. we talked about
fusing the Taft and Eisenhower
groups into one effective organ
ization." he added.
Voters Seen in Doubt.
The Senator added that he has
found a surprising number" o1
independent voters who are ir
doubt now about Gen. Eisenhower
after having been sympathetic tt
his candidacy earlier.
II find plenty of people who
say they are going to take a Sec
ond look at Stevenson" Senator
Bennett said.
A prominent Republican. who
asked not to be identified, said
his conversation with Eisenhower
took much the same line. But he
said:
THE general told me he has
purposely kept the campaign in
low gear to and through today's
(Monday's) speech before the Le-
gion convention"
One of Gen. Eisenhower's tor
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Bolivian Government JaiIs
Official Of American Firm
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

LA PAZ, Bolivia, Aug. 26.-The
British manager of the Amer
lean Smelling Go. was jailed yes
.terday on orders of the Minister
of Mines.
Police told consular officials that
e. Kumar. a British subject. was
being held because the ministry
had requested the arrest. and they
knew nothing else about it. How
ever, the mine workers union is
sued statement later saying off,
cials of the American Smelling
Co. were guilty Of contempt and
sabotage.
Mr.. Kumar was taken to jail
during the morning. The state
ment from the miners, issued sew
|eral hours later, added that the
company had not fulfilled its own
announced aims of keeping up pro-
|duction.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Dr. Blair S Former Home
is Sold 10 Times Herald

Dr.. Montgomery Blair, medical
director Of Children's Hospital
has sold his former home at "a
Kalorama circle NV. to the Wash
ington Times-Herald.
The home was bought for uss
Of executives OF the newspaper
and afiiliated companies. q spokes-
man for the Times-Herald said.
The sale was handled by John r.
de Sibour d Co. The price was
not revealed.
It was emphasized that the
building was not bought as q home
for Col. Robert r. Mccormick.
publisher Of the newspaper. who
lives in Chicago. where he pub
fishes the Chicago Tribune.
DR.. Blair now lives at 2l26 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Eisenhower Marches
In American Legion S
Massive Parade
BY the Assoeiuted Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 26-Thou-
sands swung up Fifth avenue to-
day in the American Legion's
massive display of the Nations
past and present military might.
The parade of more than u.s.
900, expected to last at least IL
hours, stepped out from Thirty
frst street at 1906 am. CEDp
Its terminus was at Forty seventh
street.
A police-estimated crowd of 2.
million viewed the parade in the
flrst two hours. Police Commis-
sioner George P. Monaghan, who
made the estimate. said the crowd
has not yet reached its peak"
and that additional throngs would
view the procession before it
ended after dark.
For many a marching Legion
naire it was the emotional high
point of the saith annual Legion
Convention here as the brass
blared and the drums throbbed
and a warm August sun flooded
Fifth avenue.
Eisenhower in Line.
Marching with many a former
buck private was a five-star gen.
eral. Dwight D. Eisenhower. The
Republican presidential candidate
strobe at the head of the Kansas
contingent. His vice presidential
running mate, Senator Nixon,
marched with the California dele
cation from his home State.
Gen. Eisenhower started march
ing at Thirty-ninth street in a
group at the head of the Kansas
delegation. He arrived at the spot
IN a car, accompanied by Senator
Frank Carlson of Kansas and Fred
Blamlage of Junction City, Kans.,
a former national vice commander
of the Legion, who was designated
Gen. Eisenhower's Legion escort.
There were cries Of II like Ike"
and shrill whistles as the Repub-
lican candidate started to march.
Police Riders Head March.
At its head was an escort of Is
city policemen on sleek, prancing
horses. whose Gathering hoofs
were drowned by the blare of the
bands massed into the distance
behind them.
The grand marshal, Erie Cooke.
jr., Of Dawson, Ga, last years
national Legion commander, had
five honorary grand mafshals-
high-ranking officers of all
branches of the armed forces.
Army. Navy, Air Force. Ma
rines. Coast Guard-all had big
contingents stepping out smartly
to the music of their bands.
Behind the young faces and the
new uniforms came the thousands
of older faces, the veterans of two
World Wars. Many marched
more stif1y than the last time
they paraded up the avenue-after
coming back from France in 1918.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
80 PEI. Of Manila Inundated
After Gale Driven Monsoon
BY the Asseeistsd Press

MANILA. Aug. 26.-Ninety pei
cent Of Manila was under one tt
three feet Of water today and al
least two persons were dead and
II injured rs gale-driven monsoon
rains drenched the city.
Four other persons may have
drowned when . small hut was
swept away by the flood.
It was the third time within a
month that this sea level capital
OF about 100000 persons has
been hit by floods.
A sudden tropical storm which
struck yesterday dumped nearly
10 inches or rain on Manila dur
ing q 15-hour period.
The storm eased Oh early today,
but ominous monsoon clouds still
darkened the sky.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Taft Anger Reported
Threatening Plans for
Eisenhower Talk
By Edwin A. Lohey

NEW YORK. Aug. 26 (CDN -
Gen. Eisenhower is having trouble
making friendly contact with Sen
ator Taft, it is reported.
Plans were under way to work
out d secret meeting between Gen.
Eisenhower and Senator Taft in
New York this week.
But the premature discussion
of the possibility of such a meet
ing by Gov. Sherman Adams of
New Hampshire, the generals
campaign manager. has threatened
the success of these plans.
Senator Taft, who was defeated
by Gen. Eisenhower in Chicago for
the Republican nomination for
President. was reported furious
over the tactics of Gov. Adams in
discussing the probability that
there would be a meeting.
| Senator Taft is vacationing ir
Murray Bay, Quebec. While HI
has not yet Cancelled the tenta.
tive plans for a meeting with Gen
Eisenhower, he is reported to be
upset and undecided whether tx
go through with it.
Gov. Adams revealed in Denver
before the Eisenhower crusade
moved to New York. that a meet
ing between the nominee and the
defeated Ohioan was in the works
The Dewey wing of the Repub-
llcan Party. which claims a big
share of Gen. Eisenhower, doesn't
care much whether Senator Taft
supports the ticket or not. But
others in the Eisenhower cam
paign earnestly desire the blessing
of Senator Taft and his bitter fol-
lowers.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
6. 0.P. Sets Up Farm Group
TO Corral Eisenhower Votes
BY the Assoeiated Press

The Republican National Com
mittee set up today a farm coun-
cil organizing committee which il
said will serve as "a leader OF
tremendous farm forces for the
election of Eisenhower and Nixon. .
Arthur E. Summerfield,. national
chairman, said the now committee
will operate in all farming areas
of the country. It will be headed
by Harold L. Mckinley, livestock
grain and vegetable farmer from
Saint AnSgar. Iowa.
Ancher Nelson. a dairy farmer
from Hutchinson, Mimi, and q
candidate for lieutenant governor
of Minnesota, will serve as vice
chairman.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
100 Seized Slot Machines
To Poy Off for Defense
Rv the As.or;n,.d p,.,,


BOSTON. Aug. 26.-The payon
odds on about 100 slot machines
were set today at 1000 in favor
Of national defense.
The "one-armed bandits" were
seized by Federal agents and
were to be sunk at sea.
Herbert Wiley, salvage ofiicel
for the Boston Chamber of Com.
merce, interceded yesterday with
the suggestion they be used fol
scrap metal to help defense ef.
forts.
Paul G. Carney. National Pro.
duction Authority agent. agreed
ut was a good idea.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Pokiston PIone Croshes
! Killing 16 Officials
BY the Associated Press

KARACHI, Pakistan, Aug. 90
"A Pakistan Air Force transport
carrying 16 Pakistan government
officials, crashed today near
Khewra in the Jhelum district. II
was believed all aboard were
killed.
Authorities said the passenger
list included N. Aitizazuddin, chief
of Pakistan special police.
The freighter was carrying q
group of army and civil officials
from Lahore to Quetta.
Evening star., 1952-08-26

lieutenants, Arthur Vandenberg
jr.. told a reporter: "The cam.
paign hasn't begun yet. He's sci
now to open up"
+. While these conferences were
taking place. the Scripps- Howard
newspapers were printing an edi.
torial which said:
like is running like a dry creek.
The Scripps-Howar organiza.
ton is supporting Gen. Eisenhow.
er for the presidency. But it de.
scribed his statements, to date. as
little milk-and-water remarks,
and asked, "Ike, when do we
Start?"
Taft Backing Is Problem.
Around Eisenhower's headquar.
ters. however. there was no sign Of
pessimism. The people working
with him quote a political adage
August headlines don't last" anc
said that, from this point on. he
would open up with all his heavy
guns on. the Democrats.
The question of getting support
from the Taft wing of the Repub.
lican party seems to loom large or
the agenda.
| Senator Taft himself said. be.
fore the. convention opened, thai
| he did not consider as serious thu
hard feelings often generated il
a convention fight. "They arr
forgotten by the time election da!
rolls around in November" tn,
Senator said. X
But many political analysts saw
lin the Taft-Eisenhower struggle .
hard fought battle for control be-
tween two different wings of th'
Republican party.
The problem now is to heal tina
Ihreach.
Evening star., 1952-08-26

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