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Evening star., 1952-12-04

stand for the original plan,
which would have created au-
tonomy for Jews and Arabs
within a common economic sys-
tenn, with Jersualem interna-
tionalized.
This plan, although accepted
by the Zionists (and opposed
by the Arabs was actually ac-
ceptable to neither. Under it,
unlimited Jewish immigra lion
could never have been realized,
as it could not be realized unless
Israel, even as enlarged in the
subsequent war with the Arab
states, could get rid of the Arab
population, which at the time
of partition greatly outnumbered
the Jews even in the parts now
Israeli. In four years the Jewish
population has quadrupled, the
indigenous Arabs in Israel are
reduced to minority of some
10000, mostly in Nazareth
where they live under Jewish
military government, all of
them having second-class citi-
Zenship.
While alone among the great
powers the Soviet Union still
supports the original U. N. reso-
lutions. alone in Israel, Jewish
Communists support the rights of
the dispersed Arabs. The con-
sequence is that communism is
rife among Israeli Arabs and the
100000 refugees still living under
the U. N. protection with the
Soviets not participating in
leaky tents, under the arches
of viaducts, and in Damascus
mosques. These camps are po-
litically organized. I visited
many in the winter of 1850, and
some again last spring, finding
that a Transformation had
meanwhile occurred. wrath be-
ing now directed less against
Israel than against the world
Zionist movement and Its Amer.
Evening star., 1952-12-04

reelection and is today out Of
politics.
Senator Taft Is now securely
anchored in the Senate. It Is
difficult to imagine his not being
a strong force there. He Is, OF
course. a much more regu-
lar Republican than Senator
Wheeler was a Democrat.
Yet with this one poorly timed
blast he lost important ground.
Veteran Republican politicians
are saying that:
/. Mr.. Durkin will be con-
firmed, barring unforeseen de-
velopments, so the immediate
battle is lost even If the Senator
decides to pursue it.
2. Senator Taft has injured
his own Availability" for ma
jority leader. This is equivalent
to losing ground in a war.
Broadly speaking. he has in
jured 1t because Republicans
want peace. They want to get
off to a good start. They want
time to consolidate their gains,
gather their patronage plums
and make plans to repeat in
1856.
All this is only natural. After
all, there will not be a single
Republican Senator in the next
Congress who ever served under
q Republican President. Sena-
tor Taft's service did not begin
until 1899.
Specifically, the Senator called
attention to his own demerits.
For this his enemies are much
Evening star., 1952-06-08

JIM BRITT
Evening star., 1952-06-08

DISTINGUISHED center entrance Colo
nial residence in, this, most exclusive
location; this charming home fea-
lures foyer. large living room with
fireplace. formal dining room. panel
ed library. powder room. modern
kitchen and screened porch on the
first floor; there are three bedrms.
on the second floor .GGxl3, 1oy1".
19x12) and . tiled baths Rec
reation room with fireplace. maids
room and bath. 2-car GARAGE. Oil
$42 500
Jack Kronenburg on premises, or
ewes. call IA. 2-75O0. Ext, ll6.
Directions: Follow N. Glebe I'd. 20
country club. bear right on n. 3.nd
I'd. Q blocks to N Abinedon, left on
N Abingdon In Open" sign ana
property.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Courthouse So. ia 5-s0s0. Arl. Va.
CONTINUED on Next PagO
Evening star., 1952-06-08
LOOKING?

THEN SEE HIGHLAND AVE.
Really handsome brick rambler in
picturesque setting surrounded by
large trees. Excellent neighbo.ho
Of more expensive homes and only 2
blocks to Grade school, 10000 So
#. lot. Beautiful window in living
room, separate dining room and
Beautycraft kitchen, complete with
built-in breakfast booth, garbage
disposal and exhaust fan: 3 really
spacious bedrooms, cool. light yellow
tile bath; basement is divided into .
rooms laundry and l AZ It. long
ideal for family recreation room.
Choose your own interior color. Of
fered this week end only at $27..
$50.
Directions: Drive to Great Falls st. in
Falls Church, out Great Falls to N.
West ST., left 3 blocks and right on
Highland 4 blocks to REAL, ESTATE
SERVICE, INC. open sign t2-6 pm.).
Evening star., 1952-06-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

- Builder must raise
cash, will really sacrifice new 6-rm
brick home in exc; neishborhood'
ALEXANDRIA-Secluded new 3-bed-
rm. home, called "Beechwood' in
center Of 2,s acres Of lovely woods
bordering stream, 5 miles south Of
Alex. Reach via Mt. Vernon blvd.
S16,990. Phone OWNER. OV. $3.50
AREA-s1 800 cash,
balance like rent buys this well-built
3-year-old brick home with screened
porch, full bsmt.. fenced yard and
many extras 606 Edgehin dr.. JET
ferSon Manor: see 1t today. ACME
REALTY CO. JA. 2-1421. IA. g. 636.
Cape Cod; expandable second a.;
full bsmt.; near bus; cond. extra
good; 81. 900 needed. Owens 1880;
ARLiNGTON-S3,O 900 down. Full
price, S14.5n0. Here's o stand-out
value in a honey bungalow with
lovely rms. and tile bath on the LIST
II. and q huge. nicely furnished
bedrm. on 2nd II; full bsmt: cor. lot
with trees and completely fenced
with white. pickets, Grade school,
! So: bus. 9 SOS; nice, close-in sec
ton. To see today. call agent at FA.
6072.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
LOOKING?

SEE VIENNA RAMBLER.
Say-kinda in the country-yet. on
good road and with all modern
convenienceS? Here is real
champion rambler" designed with
g big rooms. full tile bath, utility
area and eXtra-large porch. You'll
like its many commodious closets,
picture window and Hcatolator
fireplace. We repeat. DESIGNED
WITH SIX BIG ROOMS; builder
means business at S16,750. Why
not see it?
Directions: Out Chain Bridge rd. TO
Vienna. AS you enter town, turn
left on Barry st. approximately Q
blocks to REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
OFF BRANCH AVE.
5481 GI,ENHITJ, RD

OPEN SUNDAY, l TIL 6
lovely .2-bedrm. suburban gem; fea-
lures large lot, with garden plot and
shrubbery;, SCI. porch; modern.
partially finished and insul. attic;
full bsmt. with built-in gar,
thoroughly neat and clean; moder-
ately priced. Directions: Out
Branch ave. Sc, APPROX. 5 miles
past D. c. line to Glennhill rd.. turn
Watch our signs. FRED BURGESS.
vi. 2SO2 until 9.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
YOUR COUNTRY HOME
TRAILER HOME
ON R-ACRE LOT

lust . miles from D. C. over new
Indian Head hwy. Excellent well,
modern bath and hot-water heater,
chicken houses and other improve
ments. A ready-made home with
all furnishings. Owner leaving state
able. terms. Phone now vi. 1878
until 10 pm
TIM PPTTT
Evening star., 1952-06-08

,. OPEN SAT. AND SUN. PM.
stone and frame rambler. 3 BR's. Q
paths. 2 f1replaces. fully equipped
Kltchen, full basement, carport, Sit
uated on Ia acres with lovely
shade trees. Price Soi.75O. 70
reach: l mile east Of Fairfax Court
mouse on Rt. 236. right on Burke
rd:. Route 652. "a mile. FAIR OAKS,
INC, 4615 Lee highway, Arlington
Va. OK. 1924: GIL. 047l. 81
BY OWNER-Small income-producine
est eState aS e. con seonveniently located near
washington Golf and Country Club.
SStucco finish, large white paneied
living room with fireplace. din.
room, large kit. with unusual bar
dlnette. 2 bedrms. and bath on lst
floor; ! bedrm. "a bath and storage
room md floor. Large bsmt.. gas
Guest cottage-Den. bedrm.. elec.
kit. bath with shower, gear ga
rage. large undeveloped area IN
aroundsELeyely lawns with towering
outside lighed living area with
sunken garden, lily pool and foun-
tain, large outside fireplace with
sink and storage cabinet. shufie-
board court, small orchard.
An Ideal home for gracious living
and entertaining
Open Saturday Sunday, I to g pm.
1921 26th st. North Il blk. of Glebe
rd. North on 26th ST.. owners
Evening star., 1952-06-08
ALEXANDRIA AREA
ALEXANDRIA
612 BEVERLY DIP

. OPEN SAT. 3-5: SUN. 1-5
Attrac. brick home offered for first
time in the desirable Beverly Hills
rm. downstairs bedrm. and tile hath.
beautiful screened porch. equip. kit.
bedrms. and tile bath upstairs, ga
rage, basement oil h.-w.h.. slate
roof, fenced double lot, lots Of trees.
Fairly, priced at $23,95O; reason
able terms. Perfect for military
personnel. To reach: Over any
bridge to Shirley highway, to Shir-
lington Circle, around circle into
Park Fairfax on Gunston I'd. to
WELLINGTON rd.. to Beverly dr., left
on Beverly DIR. to house and our
sign; Exclusive with w. B. WRIGHT,
RealtOr OV OQ61 81
Evening star., 1952-06-08
RAMBLER
HOUSES BY HUGHES

e1I. 1I.3oO-Practicall new 2-bedroom
brick rambler on 4-acre fenced lot;
beautiful big kitchen, excellent
Equipment; tile bath; oil heat; ST.
400 down, S72 per month pays all.
&12.500-Older-t 4-bedroom nome
close to all conveniences; full base
ment, oil heat. screened porch, ga
rage; only $4,000 down.
SO o95O-Brand-new Cape Cod. ready
for occupancy; deep, level lot; Eng
lish-type basement, 5 cheerful rms,
large expandable attic; exceIlent
financing available.
E14,5OO-Almost new 3-bedroom brick
home on New Hampshire ave; i'm
maculate condition; superb location: !:
gas heat; tile bath; take over G1
loan, with $4,000 down.
S16,500-Cheverly Colonial. 6-room
all-brick home; 22-ft. living room,
family dining room, recreation-type
basement, garage, screened porch;
close to schools. Today's best nuy
in Cheverly.
&17,95O-Large, custom-built, g
story home, on lovely, level lot, in
very best location; all-brick construc-
tion; 23-ft. living room with nre-
place. full-size dining room, big
basement, 3 twin bedrooms, resttul
screened porch; house completely
redecorated in lovely colorS.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

-, Ideal for the Growing Family
Close-in-340S 5th st. So, near Q bus
lines. parochial and public grade
and junior high schools. Navy Annex
and Pentagon; constructed 7 yrs.
ago by builder as his home; now
for sale due to death in present
owners family; large kitchen, dining
room, living room with fireplace,
!ee: bedrooms and full bath on
md H., each with 3 exposures and
built-in chests and extra large stor-
age closets; sunlight basement con-
Slsts OF a second unusually large
living room with built-in book
shelves, and fireplace. / room fin-
lshed in knotty pine. 1 plastered
and bath; furnace and laundry rm.
oil INV. heat; awnings; double
masonry masonry sarase with, storage ioft
above; rear gar. encl. with white
masonry wall; sub. cash required
open Sun. ] to Z: appt. at other
times. Out Lee blvd. to Glebe rd.
left to So. 9TH St. left again to open
sign. ROBERT P. SCOTT, 3l1R N.
10th St. ia. 5-S644. So
FOR SALE BY OWNER-CuStom-
built. 3-bedroom. stone and brick
rambler located in an area of
increasing value; exceptionally large
lot; black-top drive; spruce trees,
ETC.; excel. financing; $31 900. AL.
POSITTvETv " NO AcrNrc
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD

A COMFORTABLE HOME YOU
CAN AFFORD
2-bedrm. bungalow. with expansible
attic. large fenced lot, neat kit.
large liv. rm.; immediate occupancy
assume GI financing. with $1,000
It'll 8; Sun. til 8.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
OPEN 11-7

ALMOST / ACRE. $14.500
4 BEDRMS.. BSMT., Ia BATHS
This lovely home, only yrs. old.
has been completely redecorated;
rm., ige. kit. pantry, 2 nice bed
rms. and "a bath on 2nd flr.: det.
9 Tarage; almost 1 acre level. fertile
land; nice garden. already planted
and Krowing; an outstanding value
To reach: Out Nichols ave. s.e. or
South Capitol St. through Congress
Head hwy. about mi. to end Of
concrete pavement. bear left on
hwy. 224 about 3 mi. to Piscataway
I'd, left " mi. to property, follow
open house signs.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
021A Branch Ave. Sc. 20. e-770o.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
DREAM HOUSE FOR
YOUNG COuPI.E

Bright little Dutch Colonial. on cool,
shaded lot; liv. rm with firepl. and
built-in book shelves, separate din,
rm. with French doors opening to
including dishwasher and disposal:
bedrms. and tile bath; fun bsmt:
garage in rear: close in location: /
mile from Key Bridge; on dead-end
street. Deal direct with owner and
save agents comm. $15.500 or best
Evening star., 1952-06-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

essDpsd ''2ns ftehsn hsan0fT v
rm; 12x2d, fireplace. picture window.
Lot S6x212. Excellent neighbor-
h90 ho0d oDsn sun a;3o s t9 g; I S,s-
dale ! mi; out 1t. % 8. turn right
OPEN-31O E., Westmoreland I'd
Br,sk badrms 6smt SotS 6edrm. ,n az bath doTn
95o; only S3,ooo cash. Between
military car pools. PRovfpENcE
cRE,AlLsr!; cRREE,ALsTrY; FA; 3343, FA. 7996.
c3SSTRH sSsdr@ SeH GIvB br,df AREA8g coag,a owner
baths, de luxe kit, Ice. liv. rm.
bsmt.: 500, 500. substantial cash.
BY OWNER-Reduced to S14.75O.
0rsN ZIP beGf hs56 s. ,r;rn quincy ryS.- st
Assume zss 81 loan; @ 81 sio:s9o. payable
I'd, left to 10th. right to quincy
osPokpnSYTY 1eft f hSHfsi kNoCksH.r. PA ilss is
real bargain ga in. IN b.. lge frame % hcuss
s small apis. up. with 3 baths; 4
lge rms. eauipd. kit. and bath down;
excel location for nursing home
kindergarten, or income property:
priced at under $4,000. with So. 800
Sown and monthly paymts. Of
$3.50 APPRoxz.. 5 Il ACRES 5R2S ground;
new new house. large liv. rm;;. bedrm..,
Kit, small rm., all lveel ground
near Route 21l. Fairfax, Va. Small
ments. Cali Crescent 4o4-R. -s
NEW-TWO RAMBLERS, by builder
owner; one 3 bedrms., with lge. liv.
rm.. picture window. dinette. equip.
kit; oil heat; over h-acre lot; $13,-
800. One 2 bedrms. with lge liv.
rm.. picture window. dinette, equip.
kit; oil heat: over h-acre lot: 2 n
miles from Fairfax; Call KE. g.
BY OWNER = Fails church = Cap,
Cod, ]. bedrm.. u. bath down: bed.
rms full tile bath up; separate din
rm;. lee. kitchen full bsmt.: S15,95O
with $4,000 cash. JE. 2-49S3. -9
MOD: FRAME FARM HOUSE at Cen.
treyille; acres; bedrms., den.
baths q up down., elec. kit. with
age age attic with pulldoyn: storm win
and other lovely paintings; beaut
mountain view; $21 900; direct by
oXner Call JA. 5-6271.. IS
ONLY $41. rs mo. pays for this de-
SSirable North Arlington row brick;
liv: rm.. full din. rm., equipped kit. I;
bedrms.. tiled bath up; fun base
ment; more than convenient to bus
schools, shopping. S12,95O. 4766
North 21st. I'd: ow. 704I. s:
ARLINGTON CT SPECIAL.
81, 500 cash; only S11,95O. Open
Sun. and daily. New brick and
shingle. Stairs to huge attic. Lge'
trees. GI or others.
Lee hwy, W. on Broad st., rt. z,
lelt on Dunn Loring rd., left on
Oak st. to houses. JE. 3-7222.
FALLS CHURCH
Evening star., 1952-06-08
LOOKING?

THEN SEE 116 s. PARK DR..
Perfect combination for quiet, restful
living. A home with settled, mature
charm, many extras that make home
life more enjoyable. Brick Colonial
has Just enough white frame trim
to gain attention. Pine-paneled sun
room boasts many windows; rear
screened porch is as private as it
is useful; 2 family bedrooms; color
full basement playroom: extra
special living room and dining room:
delightful, coy kitchen; beautiful
shrubs and lawn alone would take
A COOP BUY AT si9.%5o. Direc-
tions: Lee blvd past Glebe rd., left
on South Park 21a blocks to REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC, open sign
(o-6 n m
Evening star., 1952-06-08
AURORA HILLS
S. ARLINGTON

All-brk. 3-bedrm. rambler with, 2
baths, master bedrm. has dble.
down stair to storage attic. Liv. rm,
has lge. picture window opening
onto patio porch. Full din. rm. with
picture window. The kitchen lacks
nothing and is all electric. Tiled
Also storage rm. and laundry rm.;
attached gar. An economical and
comfortable home. For inspection
call the office of
Evening star., 1952-06-08
FALLS CHURCH
20S -JEFFED COM AVN

sos JEFFERSON AVE.
3-bedrm. brk; Colonial; SIS, S,5OO-best
patio, bsmt., oil heat, washer, Gus.
tom kit. din. rm., 13x1S liv. rm.,
firepl.. Venetians. Lee blvd. past
seven Corners and Annandale lieht,
right on Marshall. FA. 52S3. s
OPEN 2 TO 6
Unusual value. bungalow, 8 rooms
bath. finished attic; garage; fruit
tpTees: psnf. nice garden q den plot: 10 min. te
Shirley highway to Lincolnia, west
1 mile, to Rt. S11. left / block tc
open" sign. JAMES E. MAHONEY
HUI. 5410. -
Evening star., 1952-06-08
COLUMBIA FOREST

Close-in Arlington, just a few blocks
of Columbia pike, this clean, sturdy
2-bedrm. brick Colonial home with
bsmt. is situated on nice corner lot
right-oniy Sl4,75O, with terms.
Just listed. Be first to see It'll
ASK TO SEE
Vacant 3-bedrm. and bath brick Co.
lonial. Nice corner lot. S1S,250.
4S-ft. rambler, 4 bedrms., lge. kit,
util rm. and bath: A-acre corner
lot, Sl7,5OO,
Evening star., 1952-06-08
$27,5OO
$33.95O
$33,950
1920 N. POLLARD
2 Bedrooms, Den and
Bath Down

In one of Arlington's finest home sec
tions, where no two homes are alike.
this spacious rambler is located near
the George Washington Memorial
Parkway, Stratford Junior High
School and the Washington Golf and
Country Club. Situated on a large
hilltop wooded lot with a view OF
the surrounding community. Rooms
on the first floor are entrance hall.
wide living room Q4x2D with CO.
lonlal fireplace and wide easement
picture window. dining area off liv-
ing room with French doors to patio,
paneled den Q3x14. spacious. all
electric Westinghouse X itc h n
equipped with dishwasher, disposal,
range, refrigerator, ventilating fan
and with large breakfast space.
Two f1rst-fioor bedrooms t13x15,
12X13l with, tiled bath; On the sec
ord floor. bedroom 12x2G, bed
room U2x13). tiled bath and storage
space. Full basement with. recrea-
tion room (25x36) with fireplace.
half bath; two-car built-in tandem
garage.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
BEAUTY

11a BATHS-$17,950
Open Today, 1-6
unusual, most attractive
home situated on A-acre wooded
lot. First level has lse. kit. din
rm., 11x14; rec. rm.. 10x23; "a
bath, laundry and furnace room
Second level has lee. liy. rm., 8
disappearing stairway to attic. To
reach: Drive out Lee blvd. (rt. 50l
to trafiic light at Jefferson Village,
turn left on Annandale-Fall Church
rd. and 90 about 3 miles to Gallows
rd. (rt. $500. turn right " mile to
Executive ave. and right to home
at our sign
Evening star., 1952-06-08
BRICK CAPE COD
$14.75O

S1F, IOU
Convenient to Md. U. and Ex-
perimental Farm. almost new
custom-b built home: firepl. in
spacious iv. rm., full din. .rm..
modern equipped kit. 2 bed
rms, and tiled bath on 1st
1ioor: end floor arranged for
2 additional bedrms. and bath.
Full, bright bsmt., gas heat.
large. large ltvs, rsn!n lot block doGn,dTn1 from
q master-built home and beau
tifully decorated in excellent
taste; priced to sell today:
S3,000-S4,000 cash will
handle,
Evening star., 1952-06-08
RAMBLER-S14,95O
PERRY BOSWELL, INC
SPECIALS

LANDOVER HILLS
$9,750
Lovely 2-bedrm. bungalow with
additional bedrm. finished on
End floor, large equipped kit.
side porch. lovely lot. newly
painted and decorated; owner
transferred overseas and must
have fast sale: immediate pos
session; can handle with 81.
900 down by assuming G1
loan.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

>, ARLINGTON CT SPECIAL.
Sun. and daily. New brick and
shingle. Stairs to huge attic. Lge.
trees. GI or others.
Lee hwy, W. on Broad st., rt. z,
left on Dunn Loring rd, left on
Oak st. to houses lie a-7oO0
Evening star., 1952-06-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON-NORTH
B BEDRMS.. 1A BATHS
Arlington Forest. $17.750
ST. AIMS PARISH

on large level lot; ideally located
for Pentagon, schools and shopping
Recently redecorated; purchaser may
assume CT trust; avail. in 80 days.
Call owner, KE, 3-662O.
Evening star., 1952-02-20

has been sustained for long pc
|riods.
He also said ''abnormally heavy
charges" have been used because
the purpose Of American artillery
men In Korea has been to keep
the infantry from coming to
grips"
Gunner Blown Into Air.
Sergt. Lansdell said two men,
bers Of the l96th, Corpl. Joel Troy
and Corpl. James Beeman, were
killed when the howitzers they
were firing at the Reds exploded.
II was laying wire around the
gun emplacement at the time.
Two other men were killed by the
same explosion"
He also was on the scene, Sergt
Lansdell said, when another how
itzer exploded and seriously
wounded a gunner.
saw MN blown straight up
in the air. The only thing that
saved him was his falling into
the camouflage net around the
gun"
Sergt. Lansdell told Of the ter
rife service required of the guns.
Sometimes the gun crew worked
on double shifts, firing "a hours
Ia day."
The gun that killed the Mem
phians, he said, "had fired 150, 900
rounds. Sometimes TOO per night" I"
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Communist Insistence
On Russia as Neutral
Stalls Korean Talks
BY the Asseeioted Press

MUNSAN. Korea. Feb. 2o.-
Communist insistence that Rus
sia be invited as a neutral nation
to help supervise Korean truce
stalled arn1iStice talks today.
The Allies offered 'in the In
terest of progress" to pare their
troop rotation figure from 10000
monthly to $4,000. But the Reds
would not even talk about it.
2 Communist Nations Approved.
No specific progress was re-
ported from another truce meet
ing on prisoners Of war. And no
date was set for a third commit
tee of staff officers to work out
technicalities on the final truce
clause-recommendations to gov
ernments.
Red negotiators were insistent
that the Soviet Union be the third
neutral nation nominated by the
Communists. The United Nations
Command already has approved
Poland and Czechoslovakia.
U. N. negotiators refused to de-
bate the neutrality Of Russia in
the Korean conflict despite re-
peated Red hints they would like
such an argument.
Third Stumbling Block.
The Allies said simply that Rus
sia. as sponsor of Red Korea and
Communist China, was mot ac-
ceptable" as a neutral supervisor.
The Russian question assumed
the proportion Of a third major
stumbling block toward final
agreement on an armistice. Ne
gotiations already are stalemated
on Cd voluntary repatriation of
prisoners of war-the Reds insist
ed again today on forced repatri-
ation-and 90 whether Reds
shall be allowed to repair bomb
pocked airdelds during a truce.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
insurance Agents
Return After 81 Day Strike
by the Asse.elased /. Prsss

Some 5000 Prudential Insur-
ance Co. agents return to work
today, ending after 81 days one
OF the longest white-collar strikes
in United States labor union his
tory.
Acceptance Of q two-year con-
tract running from last December
4 was announced yesterday after
Nationwide balloting by the
Insurance Agents international
(AFL). Altogether, approximately
15. 900 agents were affected by the
walkout.
The union voted 4.331 in favor
of settlement and 1853 against
with 1,162 not voting.
The agents had demanded q
$l4 weekly pay increase and a
union shop. Instead they accepted
an average earnings boost oi
$3.50 for each agent-about what
the company offered-and COM
pulsory arbitration Of all griev-
ances.
Each agent also got q $50
lump sum payment representing
the agents contributions to pen
sion plan during 1851.
The agents won the right to
work in outside jobs on week ends
provided their sales and collec-
tions are kept up to par.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Two MICS Destroyed,
damaged in Fights
Over Northern Korea
BY the Associated Pres.

SEOUL, Korea, Feb. 20-United
States Sabre jet pilots today shot
down two Communist MIG-15
jets and damaged five in two
furious fights over Northwestern
Korea.
Col. Francis S. Gabreski Of Oil
City. Pa, one of Americas leading
World War II aces, and Maj. VIII
liam T. Whisner of Shreveport,
La, shared credit for one MIG
kill this afternoon.
+ Each moved to within half q
plane of becoming five-MIG jet
aces.
Credit for the other MIG de-
stroyed in the afternoon went to
Maj. William F. Shaeffer Of
Boone. Iowa. His total is three
destroyed and one probable.
Two MICS also were damaged
in the afternoon clash between Is
Sabres and 70 Russian-built craft
over Sinuiju. The fight lasted Is
minutes.
Allied jet pilots damaged three
MICS in morning battle. 80
Australian Meteor jet pilots said
they destroyed eight Communist
trucks and four large supply
buildings west of Haeju.
A bone-chilling wind swept the
155-mile ground front. No major
action was reported.