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REAL ESTATE-SALE OR ExcH.
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

ALTON LIT PL; cids near Rem, Rene ra; convent p.
Semidet; brick, 8 yrs. old. IN excel.
. IA, 2049; ewes, Wo. 5733. ,,,,,
finest quality money can buy; only
two bedrooms, but all rooms are very
large; wide center hall. peneled den
and Law. on 1st a.: 2 immense bed
rms, and bath on End f.; full .bsmt.:
ggas ggsstl1 hE:h;; garage; slate roof; per.
frontage), with several huge naples
and large dogwoods; few steps to bus
and only 5 short blocks to the ex-
eellent Spring Valley shopping center.
rfTioed frd% at st s2s;5oG S.n Owner 1I m1yIns YIN
AMER. Univ. PARKwA terrific value.
Fine big det. brick center-hall CO.
lonial; short blocks from st. AIMS
In Horace Mann zone; 23-ft. liy.
bath, bi1i dsn len am ana Law; rae b bedrms
screened, porch, slate roof: overiooks
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411; evenings, cali
AMER. uni GNiv. PARK AREA-sls,soo
Neat little Groom -and-bath de-
store, Janney and ST. AIMS schools,
woodrow Wilson and Alice Deal Jr.
High. Oil INV. heat. Garage. To
1nspsss: FRpSk call FAi sAries( 5gIs (evsHins;l Or
IERKELEY-vISIT TODAY-Exhibit
homes open daily, / pm. to 5 pm,
Frank s. Phillips new development
Of fine quality homes. in the exclu-
sive and hiehly restricted Foxhall
delightful wooded settings. Priced
from $3s.5O0. Foxhall I'd. to Car
field ST.. west / block to 49th ST.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. I41i;
EVENINGS; call WO. 3235.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--Handsome I.
owner detached 4-bedrm., 2-bath
home which also contains attractive
25-ft. iiv. rm., 15-ft. din. rm.,
equipped kitchen and pantry: at
tractive den or bedrm. and full bath
on 1st d.; all bedrms. nice size:
stairs to attic; side screened porch:
2-car garage. Well worth the asking
prize Of S32: 500, Only short
WRIGHT. EN-. 5000.
CHEVY CHASE, p. C.-S21.600.
Withing walking distance Of Wi.
SON High School, this S-room 2.
bath detached residence Is ideal for
Q large family and features spaci-
Gus rooms and 9 convenient ist.H
goMaeF, gov.. I, r2oIg; .g;. E1tES, ,,, lSs goes wa
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RADIATORS-Hw.; late style; below
" wholesale; ! WI NO Atlantic saaf co" so7 v
EsRloAnaeqE sie Gem fn5s: ssauig PssPf Pesas s.
PP-sO7. Mod. comp: Sig. shifter
al coils; Vibroflex; xtals; micro
phones; misc; reas. LA. e-9316.
RADIO-PHONO.. new. 4-speed Zenith
table model: orig; price. 500; will
RECORDER, Webster, late model wire
rec, $50; Meissner record recorder,
incl. mike and phones. excellent.
SON. S07 18th st. NV.
n 4o.sass off eeas; coMM1ss1oN RsM a8d sHoP asef;
REFR1GERATok. iEta f R~ useS no. :8s. Sssa $50
REFRisES|AIToK, cselsssstor; .ss, IS g sg.
REFRiGERATOR. s-cu. 1T. Philco.
in excel. cond.; only $s5. 10.
REFRIIGGERAroR. philco. excel. con coSd.
S125. 10. 2-0321. 49,
ssas 81 sisS 's Ca. f. .tisi fsi
KEFEITGEk1AToRR; 2FiI sEI1 Or tss,ssYg.-ft.. se5yel;
REFRiGERAToR. 81 So Gu. IT,. GE,
6Tand-aasTT; asT; factory guar. Slso
REFRiGERATOR. GE. 8 Gu. It.; very
good mech. cond. $50. 10. 3-0567.
REFRIGERATOR. IL Gu. #. Philco:
less than 3 yrs. old; $1S5. OIL.
REFRiGERATORs. used; large assort-
ment from $40 up: Some with
FREDERICKS, 1905 18th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS-E large dis
count In brand-new 1852 and 1853
world-famous refrigerators-all in
factory-fresh crates. Cash or terms.
Oldest TV and Appliance Store
STAR RADIO CO.. 400 11th st. NV.
PERPETRATORS; used; rent or buy
So per mo-; full guarantee. DOWD'S.
Or 1900 44lS Conn ave NV
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ROOMS EURN.-MD. 3 VA.

1917 n. EDGEwooD ST.. Arlinston
Gss.y Nv. sss. ypri0i. ri "a gA. s1ssis. i MI. e sSSo
ARL.-sinsls room, 5 min. to rents.
gon, Navy Annex and Afl. Hall;
quiet girl pref. Call after g Pm. or
Sat. and Sunday. IA. S.SS02. -21
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NEW BLDG.

2411 goth ST. NV.
cenS RGsf STssk fH sis5 no Ss
$40 wk.; l bedrm., $175 no., S5i
wk.. furn.; maid serv.; free parking
utils.; air -cond. Open 81 pm. .:
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READY

For immediate occupancy: Be the first
ones to move into these nicely ar
ranged one-bedroom apartments at
4233-70 9th st. Sc. 10th and Chesa-
peake sts.l. Many of these apts have
individual entrances. all have work
saving kitchens with large refrigeEaa-
no uttls are included. SHANNON q
LUCHS COMPANY. 1905 Il st. NV,
MA, 2345. -21
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CHILLUM TERRACE
SHOppTNH CCNyrrp

Two stores still available In this
modern shopping center now in full
operation. One, store has. 5000 50.
suited for most general businesses
with unlimited potentials. On heavi-
ly travelled Riggs rd., only two
blocks from D. c. line. Ample park
ing. For further information, call
Harry PoretSky g. Sons Inc.
BUILDERS AND MANAGERS
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.w.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
ssissssss sisssssard sm' .r7se ssy mia s.lyss
Hampshire ave. NV. NO. 2266.
FARMINGTON, 1924 18TH 81. NV,
mr.. DUPONT Circle-Maid service. "a
hour switchboard service: phone
IN all rooms; conv. location: sgle.,
c10 so Up; Up; dbls;, $l2,s0 up; DE-. 1850,
rms: 1885 Columbia rd. NV. DE.
els NICHOLSON ST. N.w.-Twin
beds. phone; warm, det. house; good
transp. Young ladies. GE. 6720.
BOLIVIAN CLUE. 1888 18th st.
Refined businessWomen; clean. beau.
tifully iurn. rms; modern baths.
1912 18th ST.-2 rms. dhle. or sgle.
next bath; conv. trans. NO. 0lSS
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Your Inspection Invited
CALL HUI. 770O

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
New apt; lge. iv. rm.. bedrm.. spa
cious GE kit. dinette. mod. colored
Venetian blinds; cross-ventiiation;
brand-new blond mahog. furn.; auto.
washing machine; carpeting, wall to
wall. $175 per mo-. includ. utils.
Suitable for 3 or 4 adults. DU. 6644.
PENNA. AVE, DOWNTOWN
327 9th st. s.e.--2-rm. housekeeping
apt; comfortably furn.; front; $50
month. incl. utils. (adults only.
Mgr, Apt. /. -19
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RUG = Wool, Olson 9x15; brown
being sold comm. basis. ARMENIAN
ORIENTAL RUG CO.. 24o9 18th st.
tS$s F?:s, :;sS!s: eg;s!;s Al '|;' s
RGGs. imported Persian. Oriental
design. heavy, closely woven for
good wearing. ex12. $49.50: skill.
$3.50: other sizes proper priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1873 G st. NV;
EHGs3rs1ss s1ts genuine -Gs rm aRa
RE&MAGE SALE. -1ta i:so y. to a'" $3.50.
Boys. girls. ladies' mems clothes.
all sizes; luggage. elec. pad. bed
lamps. radio; $40. Other misc;
must be sold. Ii. 4-9544. 207. 3rd
SAFES a Is AND MONEY CHESTS 9ty seiec-
tion al styles and sizes for every
sXFEaAsTRss HfEsS co ss5 ss5vis Mass ave-
sRWTiNGA VT e Machines RaaceaIN - Singer and
white, full rotary portables. S59. so;
consoles and desks, S79.50; floor
SPlSs 'ifasif isis f'nlsF pa sv. to NV ss'shl aA
SHOTGUN, .4io gauge repeater;
Si7.5O. WI. $685.,
SHOTGUN. Winchester. model IL. 20
ea4gs; pump aaIo setion; W, exEsl ,saz conS
SIMS AND Dish wASHERs. new.
fEt Err 'ns See " PLdfTB1Nd PI dfHaBE1 III co See e41
H st. ne. AT. 31SS. -19
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ANTIQUE CHINA
FURNITURE
ANTIOUES WANTED

Fun contents or odd pieces. Refres..
stoves. wash. machs.. TVS. 8. E.
FURN. CO.. 210 7th st. Sc. AT.
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REFRIGERATOR SALE
We must have room for new 1858
refrigeratorS; entire stock reduced
for quick clearance. Deep-cut prices
MIRA Hotno;nt wSSiineGIoi snS Groeisy ne- ra-
frigerators. All new. delivered in
sealed cartons. Open ewes. till 8.
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY CO.
10th and H NE Ii. 3-90S2
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Fun contents. or odd pieces. Refrgs.,
stoves. wash. machs.. TVS. 8. E.
FURN. CO.. 210 7th st. Sc. AT.
ANTIQUES WANTED
any cond.. iewelry bric-
a-brac, glass and china. NO. O3OO.
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1888 Wis. ave.
dining room, contents OF
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
IA. 1887; after z p.m., GE. 1416.
49,
BEDRM. AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE WANTED
ABBOTT & LANDoN. OR. 6677. al
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity, and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP, 1858 Pa. ave. NV,
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality:
also movie camera. prof., lenses. MR.
ADLER, 026 D st. NV. RE. 2436.
JEWELRY OF any descrip-
ton, gold and silver; cash paid.
ENLARGER, DeJur prof. AXIS; Pako
rotary print dryer. table model
tents or odd pieces; also old china
IS years. HoPWooD's. sth and Z
sts NV. ME. 52S7.
FURNITURE-Single pieces and com.
plete household, etc. AID. SS79
ewes. and SUNDAYS, AT. 251S.
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BEAUTY SHOP. new Shopping CEN
stated. wet booths: reasonable
cash. JOHN w. MULROY, 80 Hill
wood ave, Falls Church. Va.
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

wood. HEARTHEN
HOME, INC. will give you reliable,
courteous service and standard
measure. Phone OW. 3192. 30
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BEDRM. AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE WANTED

FURNITURE-wANTED AT ONCE.
ANY AMOUNT FURNITURE, ONE
PIECE OR ENTIRE HOME. ALSO
WANT REFRIGERATOR, GA S
RANGE And GOOD PLANO. PLEASE
CALL MR.. GRADY, Ma. 1919.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING
MATERIAI-CLOSEOUT
SALE AT LARGE DISCOUNT

Copper tubing and fittings, malleable
iron and cast iron fittings, recess 1T
tjngs. valves. finish brass goods, test
plugs and nipples, water heaters,
power cutting machines, power vises,
mechanics hand tools, etc.
VIM. Bernstein 81 Son, Inc.
las Kennedy st. NV, ia. $500
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TELEVISION SALE
AIMCo TV SALES. Open Till 9 PM.
2S20 N. WASHINGTON Blvd.
Arlington. Va. GIL. 1900
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ATTnAc. IGE. RM,. kit, bath. with
;id 81 iais asis'sss isA 800 4. G1 s'nsl'man' AD
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
MAN FROM ALLIGATOR

Fred Coe, 35, born in Alligator,
Miss, is among the young fellows
holding top jobs in major television
programming today. He is producer
of the bi-weekly Goodyear Tele-
vision Playhouse" a Sunday night
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15

system, the ability of many people
to pay for necessities would have
been drastically curtained or en-
tirely ended" he said. More than
one-third of all people over 65 in
the United States who could not
count on income from work for
support, were getting social secur-
ity benefits. About ga persons
over age 65 in Kent County were
receiving these payments. Mr.. Ri
naldi pointed out that this Federal
program is affording substantial
survivor insurance protection. Three
out of every four mothers and
young children in the Nation are
now assured of monthly payments
if the insured breadwinner of the
family dies. In this connection, he
cited monthly payments totaling
IS, ,567 to 191 children, and 40 wild
owed mothers in Kent County.
These monthly payments are going
to families deprived of earned in
come by the untimely death of the
wage Garner. They are making it
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

The subject OF the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street,
Wilmington, the Christian Society,
Grange Hall. Milford and the
Christian Science Society, VIA.
Building, Rehoboth Beach,. Sunday,
May 18, will be Mortals and I'M
mortals. Morning service and Sun
day School are at IL am. Golden
Text: Romans 8: 8, 9. They that
are in the flesh cannot please God.
But ye are not in the flesh, but in
the Spirit, if so be that the Spirit
of God dwell in you. A Bible cita-
ton from the Lesson-Sermon is: II
Corinthians 5: 1, 4. "For we know
that if our earthly house of this
tabernacle were dissolved, we have
a building of God, an house not
made with hands, eternal in the
heavens. For we that are in this
tabernacle do groan, being burd-
ened: not for that we would be un-
clothed, but clothed upon, that
mortality might be swallowed up
of life" A correlative passage
from the textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures"
by Mary Baker Eddy is: p. 76)
THE sinless joy,-the perfect har-
mony and immortality of Life, pos
sessing unlimited divine beauty and
goodness without a single bodily
pleasure or pain,-constitutes the
only veritable, indestructible man,
whose being is spiritual. This
state of existence is scientific and
intact,-a perfection discernible
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
OCEAN DOWNS
ENTRIES UP
Record 365 Entries tlnOunc-
ed Fer 20-NigI'.. ,,-eet at
0ceI n ~
OPENS AUGUS~ ; II

Ocean Downs Raceway, the de-
luxe resort harness racing oval set
on the breeze-fanntd shores of the
Atlantic at Ocean City, Maryland,
has been swamped by a record 365
entries for the fourteen early clos
ing events which will highlight the
20-night meet starting August 5,
it was announced Monday by track
president Earl E. Conley. For the
first time in Ocean Downs history,
every event filed. Conley said that
officials regard the unprecedented
nominations for the six $500
events as the stamp of approval
from horsemen throughout the ma
tion for this yearst early closing
schedule. General Manager S. Rudy
Brittingham and Assistant General
Manager Paula Jablon, and Racing
Secretary C. Stuart Mclean, are
more than elated with the response.
Highest number of nominations for
a single event were the fifty-six
entries received for the $500 New
Jersey Pace on August 13. Next
highest was the $500 Maryland
Trot on August 8, which drew no
less than forty-seven nominees. The
Governors Cup Pace for a $4,000
purse, which this year replaces the
Presidents Cup race as the 16 class
pacing headliner, lured thirteen
crack sidewheelers topped by stars
such as Captain Pointer (2:02 3l5), +,
Samrock Thoughts (2:03 4I5), Blue
Steel (2:04), Nancy Sue (2:04 4 81
and Berry York (2:04 35). Berry
York is the star of the 14-horse
stable handler by veteran trainer
Hriver Olin Davis,an Eastern Shore
man from Clayton, Delaware. The
fast class trot this year will be the
$4,000 Shamrock Farms event on
Wednesday, August 20. Thirteen
swift trotters will compete for the
prize in this one, including David
Spencer, lightning fast member of
the select circle of Americas 81
active two-minute PAGERS; Jenko
Hanover (2:02), Jeb Stuart (2:06),
Jim Gallon (2:05), and Marjorie
Mac (2:07). The other $4,000 events
also filled nicely. The $4,000 Cali
fornia on August IS will feature
seventeen speedsters on the lateral
gait, paramount among them being
Intangible (2:O3 3I5), Nancy Sue
(2:04 4I5), and Peg Jones (2:05 1I5)
which was triumphant at the sea-
shore track in several feature
events last season. The Presidents
Cup Pace, which this year will be
q 2-year-old event. has attracted
Fl promising Kindergarten side
wheelers. The 2-year-old trot will
be the Sammy Adams Memorial
which has 18 nominees.
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1895 GET S. S. CHECKS
Payments Amounted to S3S,46I for
December in Kent County

Checks for insurance payments
under Federal social security went
to 1,095 aged persons, children and
their widowed mothers in Kent
County for December 1851. In re-
leasing these figures last week, AL
bert B. Rinaldi, acting manager of
the Wilmington Social Security of
fee, also said that these monthly
payments under the Old-Age and
Survivors Insurance program
amounted to $33, ,461 in this area.
without these payments earned
by workers under this contributory
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15

NBC-TV offer
ing that rates
high among the
most realistic
and versatile of
the video dra-
mas. They vary
from originals,
Broadway plays
and famed nov
els to terse dra-
matizations of
major current
affairs. Coe at
tandad Wander
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15

only by those who have the final
understanding of Christ in divine
Science. Death can never hasten
this state of existence, for death
must be overcome, not submitted
to, before immortality appears"
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15

is madly in love with the lady in
his sad, frustrated way. st. Paul,
MINI. born, star with Republic
pictures and on West Coast TV,
Lee gained international attention
by saying the British with his lisp
ing antics at London's Palladium
last GUNNER. Miss Blaine you've
hea about. The show is live from
Ne~ ork.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15

starring vaude-
vile and Holly
w ood comic
Pinky Lee.
s'Those Two"
are a blonde,
stage : struck
SO n G s t T e s s
(Mics Blainel
and Lee (played
by Lee), who
c6mplicates her
life with pranc-
ing, dancing and
wouo harauso he
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15

possible to keep families together,
and keep children in school, and, at
the same time, lessening the drain
on both public and private welfare
funds, he declared.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15

let" Roy rides
t h e r a d i o
waves Friday
nights, NBC.
The television
show, with the
same cast, be-
gins Decem ber
80, Sunda a y
nights, NBC-
TV. Roy is from
Duck Run, Ohio.
He learned gui-
tar by corre-
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
NEW RANGE FOR ROGERS

The "King of the Cowboys" Roy
Rogers, is on the radio again and
soon will be seen in a new program
produced exclusively for television.
With Dale Evans, Queen of the
West p" Trigger" and his dog "Bul-
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15

> y y ii u Z ii z
course before going West. His first
big job was hauling gravel on a
California highway, the same one
he now rides over in style to his
studio. He is rated one of Ameri-
cas- better horsemen, although he
never rode until he was %. Current
interest: promoting safety among
school children, an activity for
which Roy has received the Nation
al Safety Council Award of Merit
for the third consecutive year.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
E4ssSSSa Sssa
aaS&9s ASzS TELEVISION RADIO HOLLYWOOD NE MS aa
ION RADIO HOLLYWOOD NJ
By GEORGE LILLEY

NEW YORK, N. Y.-"The Halls
IN of Ivy" radio program star
ring Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Colman,
has been on the air less than two
wears, but in that time it has won
the Peabody Award, radios high
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15

built University and Yale Dramatic
School then came to New York to
pack boxes in hat factory until q
chance came along in the radio-TV
field. He's a stickler for actors who
eft their part" may addition as
many as 80 people for every role
on his TV show.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15

est honor; unso-
licited praise
from the United
Nations, I'd col
lege presidents
and the General
Federation of
Women's Clubs
among some
80 to 40 other
awards. This
o n e { w e d /.
night rs. NRC1
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
~THosE TWo"-BLAINE 6 LEE

Beauteous, bouncy Vivian Blaine,
star of Broadway's Guys and
Dolls" was sure to get a, television
program and here it is s-"Those
Two" Mon., We'd, Fri. nights,
NRC-TV. a mnsic-comedY series CO.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15

...BroGdUGyneSt? concerns the life
of "Dr. VIM.
Todhunter Hall" (Colman), witty
president of Ivy College" and
vivaci-us wife, "Vicky" MRS. Col
mani. Don Quinn, creator of Fib-
ber MCGEE and Molly, writes the
scripts cited by the Peabody Com
mittee for success in mixing wit
and charm with social philosophy"
A stage version of Ivy" may come
to Broadway.
Evening star., 1952-10-21
Kenya Rounds Up 86
In Drive on Terrorists
OF Anti Society
BY the Associated Press

/ NAIROBI. Kenya, Oct. 21.-
Kenya authorities arrested at
least 86 natives today in a round
up of suspected members Of the
secret anti-white Mau Mau So
ciety that has been terrorizing
this British East African colony
for months. Among them was
Jomo Kenyatta. president of the
Kenya African Union.
un London the Colonial Of
flee said more than 100 sus-
pected Mau Maus had been
taken into custody.)
The roundup was carried out
under state of emergency
equivalent to martial law-de-
clared last night by the Kenya
government. A battalion Of Brit
ish troops, the Lancashire Fusil-
iers, were landed here by air to
add steel to the governments
drive.
/ No Native Reaction.
Police began the arrests lust
after midnight. BY noon, there
had been no resistance and no
sign of any native reaction. The
majority of those picked up, in
Guiding two women, were men,
bers of the Kikuyu tribe and sew
eral were prominent leaders in
the Kenya African Union.
Kenyatta. who has a white wife
and son in Britain, was flown i'm
mediately to a remote northern
frontier province where he will be
held pending further decision by
the colony's governor.
Kenyatta went to Britain %
years ago to seek British govern
ment' approval of land reforms
which would benefit the Kikuyus.
He married Edna Grace Clarke.
an engineers daughter, there in
1912. He returned to Kenya four
years later without his family.
! Members of the Mau Mau, who
take a blood oath to drive the
British out of the colony, have
murdered at least 43 persons.
burned buildings and crops and
slaughtered cattle in past weeks.
Some 100000 of the Kikuyu Tribe
are said to belong to the society.
Commons to Get Report.
In London Colonial Secretary
Oliver Lyttleton planned a state
ment in the House of Commons
later today on the situation in
Kenya and the measures Prime
Minister Churchill's government is
taking to combat the terrorist
menace.
The troop flown in to the colony
will be backed by naval force, the
Colonial Office said. The Royal
Navy cruiser Kenya will go to
Mombasa, Kenya's chief port, $50
miles from Nairobi, to support the
military action.
1t was the first major show of
force Britain has made in East
Africa in years. The British plain
ily fear the Kenya could become
another center of guerrilla warfare
like Malaga. So far as can be
learned, however, the Mau Mau
has no Communist leadership or
backing.
Evening star., 1952-10-21
Man Cleared of -Four Murders Calls 1t Nightmare

| With this. the tall. balding man
put his arms around his tiny
auburn-haired wife. Vearl, whose
red eyes testified to the six nights
she spent in tears and prayer.
Sheriff Schooler and Plumas
County District Attorney Bertram
James were to return to Chester
today to continue their investiga-
ton.
Also released yesterday after
two days in Jail at Quincy. Calf. .,
was Martin Russell Ryan, 80,
service station operator at Cres-
cent Mills, Calf.
Evening star., 1952-10-21

for questioning at the request OF
Sheriff M. H. Schooler of Plumas
County, Calf, who called Mr.
Blair the No. / suspect.
Mr.. Blair said he had had
"neighborly disagreements" with
Mr.. Young, but knew nothing of
the killings.
In an exclusive interview MIR.
Blair said today:
Every statement I would make
about my whereabouts that ter
rible afternoon of the killings the
officers would tell me was liar.
why, they almost convinced
me was nuts-then I would re-
gain my reason and know I was
innocent.
II believe in religion, but I
haven't gone to church regular
and I haven't done much pray
ing.
Il did a little praying this week,
though, and from now on / think
we'll both 60 to church a little
more often"
Evening star., 1952-10-21
DC. Coal Stockpi|es Are High
EXCEPT for Few Small Dealers

The rapidly spreading mine
walkout finds the District-and
the Nation-well supplied with
coal, except for few small dealers
here who were over-optimistic on
the chances of a work stoppage
The Merchants and Manu-
Ifacturers' Association estimates
that the city's retail coal outlets
are stocked with a six to eight
weeks supply. The Federal Gov
ernment'S General Services Ad-
Iministration is in about the same
position, with about a 60-day
stockpile. Potomac Electric Power
Co., one of the areas largest con-
Isumers. reported 92-day hoard
on hand-its normal amount.
Some District dealers may not
be so fortunate, according to A.
H. Deck. chairman of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers AS
Isociation Coal Division.
Action Was Surprise.
mo one dreamed that the Wage
Sterilization Board would deny
the full $190 day increase
agreed to by the miners and oper-
atorS," he said.
In an election year. especially
since John L. Lewis has just put
his weight behind Gov. Stevenson,
the little fellows felt confident
thered be no strike. So, some OF
them didn't stock up too heavily
and they may run short if the
strike lasts for any appreciable
time"
At the National level, the Bu-
reau of Mines yesterday estimated
about 80 million tons of coal ready
for use-enough to meet normal
demands for about two months
OF this amount, electric utilities
Evening star., 1952-10-21
BY the Associated Press

RENO, Oct. 21.-What does i
feel like to be jailed for six day.
on suspicion of brutally killing 6
father and three small children:
tits worse than a nightmare,
says Louis Edmond Blair, 81,
Chester (Calif.) movie operator
Mr.. Blair was freed after two
lie detector tests yesterday. Dis.
trict Attorney Jack Streeter OF
Reno said the results were in
conclusive.
"They neither clear this man
nor indict him." Mr.. Streeter told
District Judge John Belford, who
freed Mr.. Blair on a writ OF
habeas corpus.
Mr.. Blair never was formally
accused in the $7.128 robbery
massacre of a grocer, Guard
Young, and three children near
Chester, October 10.
He was taken into custody here