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APTs. UNFURNlsHEp tcent. /,
POOKS HILL
BETHESDA

WISCONSIN AVE.
JUST BEYOND NAVAL HOSPITAL
Large living room, dinette,
one bedroom, kitchen and
bath ---------------$117.5O so
Large living room, dining
area, 2 bedrooms, kitch-
en-, bath -------$159.5O
Large living room, dining
room designed for enter
tanning, 2 bedrooms leach
12x15 with double : door
closets and each with beau
tiful private BATH and eff
cient equipped kitchen,
$242.50
Large living room, dinette, 8
bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen,
$267.50
Also . Few Furnished Apartments
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PLEASANT HILLS
ITO VICTOR ST. NE.

Just north Of new Father John Car
roll High School for Boys; brand
new semidet. brick home. Large lv.
rm., dining rm., modern de luxe
kitchen, 3 large bedrms., beautiful
tile bath with built-in tub and
Avail. immed. See MIR. PARKER
at model home. l22 Victor ST 81 a
Evening star., 1952-08-09

COLORED-I46 T N.E.i 2 rms. kit,
use Of bath; also l large furn. front
rm. and use Of bath. DU. 0494. 10
COLORED-942 X ST. N.W.-one
Seen ss9 10 kit and 4. se%,gXsi Sath
HOUSING CORP. 931 H st. NV.
ConoRED-11s HoRf1s Ny. AVE. N. W
Two rms, kit. and bath. $50 so mo.
To inspect see janitor on premises.
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
93l H st. NV. MA. 481S. --10
COLORED - TWO-ROOM. kitchen
and-bath apts., in an apt. house.
Call MICHAEL WALSH g. SONS,
RE. S2S2. Ill
COLORED-LGE. RM.-Bay window.
private kitchen, elec. refgr.; decent
empl. couple only. AT. 1856. TO-
COLORED-TWO RMS. kit, share
bath: young married couple pre-
ferred. 2l5 Cromwell ter. ne, NO.
COLORED - 600 lNDEPEND. AVE.
Sc, Apt with bedrms.. liv. rm..
dinette, kit. and bath. Key on lst fl.
Y: g. Q; REALTY CO.. S33 L st. ne.
AT 5176 10
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New Hampshire Estates
New, Semidetached Ramblers
3 Bedrms., Daylight Bsmt.
SIPS Per Month on Lease
Occupancy Sept. 1: close to schools
and all conveniences.
POLINGER COMPANY
JU. S-S733, JU. 7-SSO9; Sat. and
Gnu 7-rARR
Evening star., 1952-08-09

1902 AvONDALE RD., Ayondale. Nd
Two-bedrm. brick and shingle. de.
tached bungalow. in excel. repair;
finished bsmt., hot-air gas heat, real
porch and fenced yard. Avail. about
Sept. l. S125. mo. Annual lease
ccooEFIcAS coai sT. sooSl SECURITY q 1o TRUST
ALEx.-1s sth-century town house
newly restored, best neighborhood
full bsmt. with dark rm. oV. 233S
69as sTANDIsH DRIVE, Radisn, S
Valley, Md. VIII rent for 1 year
excel. cond.; radiant heat; 2 bedrms.
screened SCI porch; automatic washer
spection all day Saturday and Sun
1sa7 M H4RvHkiD sf ilsi 0sSE 81. wv N.W.-unfurn
house, 2 bedrms.; excellent location:
S95 mo. DU. 2419. IL"
NORTH ARLINGTON-2-bedrm.. brk
home; convenient location; nice lot
Immsd. poss; S126: Call IA. 5-72O0
KENsINGTONNDetaSched az brick hom.
with bedrm. and bath on 1st A..
bedrms. and bath on 2nd H.; ga.
heat, automatic clothes washer; nict
yard for children: avail Aug. Il
for l .yr.. e. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
141S H st. NV. WI. 9474. 10
HOLLYWOOD. College Park-3-bed.
rm. brk. rambler; fenced yard: Sic
mo-; lease. 'JU. S-2247. 10
dec. basement, garage. oil heat
yard; mr.. bus and school. EN-
1856. 10
TAKOMA PARK-Det., 4 bedrms., 8
baths. lge. porch. firepl. In liv. rm
and bedrm., lge. recr. rm., gas heat
lge. yard. Avail. Aug. Is. $50
SH. 943S. 10
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BARNABY WOODS

BARNABY WOODS
This painted brick home. on 32nd pl.,
features soft. screened porch
overlooking q beautifully Handicapped
rear yard. There are bedrms.
and 2 baths on 2nd a., and q Ord
bath that adjoins the 1st-fioor study.
room, covered flagstone terrace and
maids quarters. Priced reasonably
at S3S.75O.
OLIVER T. CARR
MA. SO93; eyes,. WO. O112.
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34O EMERSON ST. N.W.-Modern,
8 rooms. 2 baths, auto. heat, garage,
recreation room.
Mod. new corner det. brick, 4 bed
rooms, gas heat, beautiful yard.
Rent, $l35 mo. To INSPECT, call
KENNEDY REALTY CO., INC, Real
tors. 702 Kennedy st. NV. GE. 93O2.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
3 BEDROOMS. " BATHS
Sheridan st. NV. near N. Hampshire
ave, modern scmidet. house with
fenced-in yard. full basement. gas
heat. S125 mo-. Call LA. 6-6269.
SIDNEY 2. MENSH g. CO.. MA. 644O.
10
KENSINGTON, MD.-3119 wheaton
Rd,, lovely frame home, 6 rms, 1
Rent s1a5 per mo. on % yearly leass. e.
Available Sept 15.
JOSEPH F. SWAIN. Inc.
WI. 1922 JU. S-4711 WI. 3413
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial switch
board, utilities, three elevators, car
peted corridors, delivery service,
two large parking areas: storage
space on each floor; roof garden.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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Rrand-New

Semidetached Brick Homes
1THREE' BEDRooMs. dining ''
rm.. complete modern kitchen
with S-ft. GE refgr., full bsmt.
and many other special fea-
lures. Only S11h per mo. 1900
block Sargent rd. ne. Direc-
tions: Turn north on Michigan
ave. on 10Th st. Gust beyond
then right to open sign.
Sample house, 5000 Sargent
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 1895 DI. S695
Evening star., 1952-08-09

YOUR CHOICE
OF HOMES IN POSTWAR SUB.
DIVISIONS. ALL 2-BEDROOM
EASY DRIVING DISTANCE. ALEX.
ANDRIA AREA. =
LICARI, XII. 8-7100
Evening star., 1952-08-09

RESTAURANT, going business; excel
Va. location; fully equipped: prieeC
to sell. Exclusive listing.
GOODMAN REALTY
4346 Lee Hwy, GIL. 1859 IS
GAS STATION on main hwy, neal
town Of Fairfax; apartment over.
head; 200-ft. frontage on hwy
to owners illness.
PENTAGON REALTY co.
Crescent sse Crescent 5at
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Sill OGLETHORPE SIT.
Beautiful and Reasonable

DCd uIll lul dIlu nGdSOIldDlC
See this wonderfully built home Of
YOU, dreams, sGn on top f. Of a 2 breezy
bedrms.. big studio liv. rm. with
real f1repl., separate din. rm., kit.
"a baths, full bsmt. with "a bath.
rec. rm.: gas h.-w.h.: brick con-
struction, slate roof facing, built by
Tiffey; only SlS,500 with easy
terms. Directions: Out Columbia
I'd. into Adams Mill I'd. to 2Ol3
RoSemont ave. NV. Open. 1-7. Cali
Gideon Johnson. JE. 3-32I0
Colonial Investment Co.
S19 9th st. NV. RE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-08-09

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
4th and Allison st. NV. Lovely row
house with 8 bedrmS.; = baths; WALL
to-wall carpeting; screened front
porch; knotty pine rec. rm. with bar;
garage. S155 month. Call LA. g.
$3.50. SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO..
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Attractive mod, 1-bedrm. apt. with
ltv. rm:. mod. bath and kit; $125.
i G CHATET, ne
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$4,000 DOWN
PRICE. Sl3.660

COLORED
100 blk. You st. 5 bedrms.. 2 baths.
Home in fine condition.; priced to
sell on ressonable terms. Call Mr.
Lynch. RE. 65S5; ewes. DE. 5253,
WOODWARD e. NORRIS, Realtor.
T23 Goth st NV 10
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1729 21st ST. NV.
DE. 0730
Ewes. and Week Ends, AD. l44l.
Evening star., 1952-08-09

EXCELLENT GROCERY STORE in N.
Arl,; $4,000 gross weekly: 2 apts.,
now rented at -$135 mo-; long lease;
gross rental. S275;. net only $40;
81 Chevrolet panel truck included
$4,000 excel. terms. ASK-Us?
REALTY CO. GL. 1859. %
BOOMING BEAUTY, IL rms. 3h
baths; rent. $3.50; income, .S425.
etc; newly dec: excel. ioc.; $1,000
down. Ii. 7-5164. % :.
REFGR. SHOP FOR SALE-Equip-
ment, stock; lease. Or man to
operate business. GE. O607 after
Evening star., 1952-08-09

TAKOMA PARK-Det., 4 bedrms.,
baths. lge. porch. frepl. in liv. rn
and bedrm., lge. recr. rm., gas heat
lgs. yard. Avail. Aug. 15. $15(
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-07-04
Baby Sitter, 10,
Cited By Truman

WASHINGTON - NC - A is.
year-old Catholic school student
was awarded a medal by President
Truman at the White House for
saving seven children from a burn.
ing home.
Margaret Galassi, who attends
Sacred Heart Academy, Springfield,
ILL.,, was serving as baby sitter
when fire broke out in the house
and she saved the seven children.
The President awarded her the
Young American Medal for Brav.
cry.
The President gave similar med
ais to Park Edward Strait, 10, of
Coral Gables, Fla, who risked his
life to save a nine-year-old girl at
tackled by an alligator, and to
Stuart William Oberg, II, of Mill
inocket, Me, for school and civil
defense activities.
The medals were awarded for
the first time this year. They were
authorized by an act of Congress
and the recipients were picked by
the Department of Justice.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-07-04
The Saint OF The Week

Saturday is the feast Of q physi-
cian-priest of the sixteenth CEN
tury. st. Anthony Zaccaria thought
he could do more good as priest,
so he gave up his practice in medi-
cine and studied for the priest
hood. Keep him in mind the next
time you attend Forty Hours De-
votion, for he is the one who intro
duced it. st. Anthony died when
he was thirty-seven. They say he
worked himself to death.
an Aim
Pray that our history books will
have as their final words And
they lived happy ever after"
Stay AIipe
This is our second long week
end, so keep in mind what happen
ed over Memorial Day weekend
!. Don't pester the folks for the
car, for they are not going to let
you endanger yourself or the bug
gy to race the other motorists to
the hospital. Have good time
around home, and pray for the
poor people who are making their
trip to God without being prepar-
ed. Your prayers could make all
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-07-04
Time '." OF Life
OF
Your
BY FATHER GABRIEL HAFroRD.

the difference between heaven or
hell.
Flying Corks From
The Pop House
''Raw material is never scarce
with the likes Of him around"
Keep On LiUing
During the summer some people
think that all they have to do is to
exist. They do not make any ad-
vance in life because they feel
that no one cares much what goes
on during hot weather. How silly
can you get? Life is a game of
continuous salesmanship. You have
to be kind, interested and helpful
TO everyone If you are going to
act like human being. Make
friends now for all eternity. That
is life, glowing.
Patterns
In most saints lives we find
some hunger and disease but no
misery or ignorance.
Mercy
Every sinner who returns to God
with sorrow in his heart turns de-
feat into victory. The priest in the
confessional isn't part cularly
shocked at what you have done; he
is waiting to give back to you the
state of grace as soon as you are
sorry for having offended God,
How can anyone doubt the mercy
of God when he stops to realize
how simple it is to 60 to confes-
sion?
Damp Politics
Let's hope we won't find our
leaders under a plank-like crawl.
ing things.
Some Place To Go
If you really want to 60 some
place on the Fourth why not plan
on going to your parish church for
Holy Hour? II Is First Friday, you
know. For a safe and sane Fourth
you couldn't make a better choice,
This time try to get the whole
family to accompany you. 1t
would be good idea to pray for
our boys all over the globe so they
will be home to celebrate with us
next year. | hear that some of
them feel we have forgotten them.
Political Strategy
There is too much talk and too
many battles about politics right
now. Don't argue, and say silly
things. Pray that Gods will may
be done in the November election.
Gods plan must be accomplished
or we shall be in for a lot of trou.
BILE.
Betoare
A grouchy person is an ouchy
person if he is stepped on.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-07-04

statue becomes = source OF com.
fort and inspiration to the devout
brother Children in the seventh
and eighth grades will enjoy this
book.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-07-04

WASHINGTON - NC) - The
Rev. (Capt) Joseph NJ KiImartin
of New York City has been award
ed the Bronze Star for service in
Korea, according to the Office of
the Army Chief of Chaplains here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-07-04
LIBRARY NOTES
National Catholic Almanac
Is 'Must" For All Homes
From the Department Of Library Science
College of st. Mary of the Springs

Saints for our Times, by Theo-
dore Maynard New York, Apple.
ton, 1882. 296p. $3.50.
There are fashions in saints"
says Maynard. So he chooses for
our times eighteen whose lives he
presents in new and different ways
to help us face the trials of our
turbulant days. A few of the
saints included are: St. Thomas
Aquinas, universal philosopher; st.
Frances Xavier Cabrini, first saint
of the United States; Saint Rose of
Lima, saint of the new world.
From the lives of the saints we
can draw many lessons. Mr.. May
nard tells us that saints have their
greatest appeal because they are
"at the same time like and unlike
the rest of us" Adults as well as
teen ayers will enjoy reading these
new versions of their old friends.
The National Catholic Almanac.
Paterson, N. j., st. Anthony's
Guild. 1852. $500.
This almanac should be in every
Catholic home. 1t appears annual
ly and we note that it is steadily
improving. The cover bears this
statement "A complete Catholic
Library in one volume" We think
that it is exactly that.
1t has been compiled by the
Franciscan clerics of Holy Name
College, Washington, D. C. All
kinds of information can be found
here. 1t has an excellent index
which makes it valuable as a ref
erence tool.
Some items Of interest we noted
are: events of Catholic interest
in 1851; marriage legislation of the
Catholic Church; milestones of
Catholicism in America; Saints
and Blesseds of the new world;
communism written by Rev. John
F. Cronin of the N.C.W.C.); mem
berS of the College of Cardinals;
list of encyclicals of all Popes; text
of encyclicals of Pope Plus XII.
This book is packed with solid
and essential information. It's 816
pages of valuable Catholic materi-
al makes it a must" for you.
For The Children:
Stella Mdtutind-A Star Story,
by Marylis. Providence, R. |. Fran
ciscan missionaries of Mary. Price
not given.
This is beautiful little story
which would be excellent for story
telling as much expression could
be given to 1t. It is about a little
angel who wanted to go with Jesus
at Christmastime to distribute
gifts to good children. When he
had no gift left for a particularly
good child, he took star, Stella
Matutina, to give to the child. 1t
is story children will want to
hear over and over.
Our Lady Of the Birds, by Louis
j. A. Mercier. Paterson, N. j., st.
Anthony Guild Press.
This little book allows us to grow
in the knowledge and love of God
together with Brother Stephen
who learns the secret of the path
to perfection. Each new lesson is
centered in the garden where the
beautiful statue of Our Lady of
the Birds formed by the hands of
Brother Stephen stands. This
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-07-04

A special meeting has been call
ed for Sunday, July 13, at $50 p.
m. for former students and grad
yates of Sacred Heart school, Co
lumbus.
The meeting will be held in Ry-
an Hall, Summit at First avenue.
Purpose of the meeting is to
formulate plans for the organiza-
ton of Sacred Heart School
aiumnae association.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-07-04

the difference between heaven or
hell.
Evening star., 1952-01-04

and Pianist Robert Casadesus play
three works by Brahms.
$780, WRC- Short Story: "Tht
Rocket" by Ray Bradbury, il
Idranlatized.
$3.50, WASH-Gracie Fields Show
Premiere of new show featuring
The British comedienne.
1000, WMAL- Boxing: Chict
IVejar meets Enrique BolanoS in 9
10-round welterweight bout al
Madison Square Garden.
Television Today.
700, WTOP-Mark Evans Show
General George c. Kenney is guest
500, WNBW-Ezio PIMA: Martha
Wright, star of South Pacific,
visits.
500, WMAL-Mystery Theater:
The drama is THE Case of the Sec
on Death"
900, WNBW-T The Big Story;
How reporter exposed an illega,
numbers racket is dramatized.
800, WTOP-Playhouse of Stars
Josephine Hull has the lead ir
Clean Sweep for Lavinia."
$3.50, WMAL-Tales Of Tomorrow:
Bruce Cabot and Virginia Gilmore
star in "Dune Roller"
1000, WNBW-C Cavalcade ot
Sports: 10-round welterweight bout
between Chico Vejar and Enrique
Bolanos.
1890, WTTG-Cavalcade of stars
Jane Morgan, Ray Malone ane
Champ Butler share the guest spot.
light.
1890, WMAL-Theater: Jeann.
Cagney, Sterling Holloway ane
Houseley Stevenson star in "A
Capture"
10:45, WNBW-Greatest Fights
The bout between Joe Louis anc
Bob Pastor in 1899 is shown or
film.
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7 eIevision Tomorrow

] 6i6VISIUH UHUITUW Saturday, JonuoN s. I95Z
l. Basketball UAsvia
4 Film
wNswu kaetf
$780, Off, Kid Reundu
$50,
Evening star., 1952-01-04
HiighIights
Radio Today.

500, WASH Adventures of
Maisie: Ann Sothern Stars on the
new series.
S:15, WGMS-Library of Congress
Concert: Violinist Zinc FrancescattiI
Evening star., 1952-01-04

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1952-08-28
Newspaper Told 10 Give
Salary Data 10 Union
By the Assoeiated Press

A National Labor Relations
Board trial examiner recon-
n1ended yesterday that the Bos-
ton observation-disclosures
Division of the Hearst Corp. fur
nish information to the Go
Newspaper Guild about salaries
Of company employees.
The recommendation was made
by Examiner w. Gerald Ryan in
a dispute between Boston Local
80 of the guild and the news
paper firm. Mr.. Ryan also recon-
mended that the NLRB issue a
formal order if the company
failed to take the proposed action
within 20 days.
The union local contended the
company refused to furnish
nomes, work classiflcations. dates
of employment and salaries of
employees for the use Of the guild
In collective bargaining negotia-
tons. This, the guild said. con-
stituted an unfair labor practice
Denying any such unfair prac-
tice, the company said it offered
to furnish names, work classifica-
tions and dates Of employment
but left it up to individual en-
ployes to say whether the guild
should get information about
their salaries.
Evening star., 1952-08-28

case. Her family lives at Box 207
Route 3. Vienna. She has Joined
her 5-year-old sister in Children's S
A 31-year-old man of the 90C
block of Barrett road, Falls
Church, raised the Fairfax total
to a.. He is being treated in his
home for a mild attack of the
disease. Last year Fairfax had
II cases at this time.
A 27-year-old father of four, of
the $500 block OF Taylor street,
Bladensburg, Md, is Prince
Georges County's 57th case. He
was taken to Gallinger. Last year
polio had struck 20 persons in the
county at this time.
Two cases were reported on
Donmanton boulevard. Alexan-
dria. They are a 4-year-old girl
Of the 500 block, in Children's
Hospital, and a 23-year-old house.
wife of the 400 block, in Gallinger.
This makes the city's total %
Evening star., 1952-08-28

1949 figure for the same period.
There have been 1890 cases this
year. and 20,527 in the 1949 Pc
riod.
d. C. Victims Listed.
Stricken by the disease in the
District were:
A. 20-year-old man Of the 5000
block Of Sedgwick street NV,
being treated at home; q 21-year-
old man of the 1900 block of Bilt-
more street NV, in Gallinger
Hospital; a 22-year-old woman
of the unit block Of Farragut place
NV, in Gallinger: a 32-year-old
man of the 5000 block of German
place Sc, in Gallinger.
Also a 6-year-old colored girl
Of the 100 block Of Sixth street
NE, in Children's Hospital; a s.
year-old girl Of the 5000 block Of
K street Sc, in Children's, and
a 7-year-old colored girl Of the
5000 block of Third street NE, in
Children's.
Girl. 3. Is Victim.
Susan Reese, 3-year-old whose
sister was stricken August %. was
as Fairfax County's 41St
Evening star., 1952-08-28
Truman Tells Labor
There Is Still Room
For Improvement
BY the Assoeioied Press

Despite labor's gains. President
Truman says there is still room
for improvement.
In a Labor Day statement is
sued today. he said:
Many of our citizens-many of
our working men and women
need more adequate protection
against the great financial hazards
of sickness, disability. unemploy-
ment and old age.
1--WE need more and better
housing for our growing popula-
ton. We must build up our
schools in many areas. We must
end the discrimination which has
cast shadows on some parts of our
great record of freedom We must
improve our system of collective
bargaining to promote industrial
peace and productivity.
I'VE must safeguard our ma
tional prosperity and keep our
Evening star., 1952-08-28

cases as compared with three last
year.
Arlington health authorities re-
ported that a 43-year-old man Of
the 5000 block Of North Quincy
street is in Gallinger Hospital,
making a total of IS this year.
Last year II were reported.
S Cases in Montgomery.
Montgomery County has i've
new victims, raising its total to
81. Last year there vert SO In
the county at this time.
The new cases include:
A 6-year-old boy of the 1000
block of Hanover street. Silver
Spring; a 12-year-old boy Of the
8700 block of Leonard drive. Sill
yer Spring, in Children'S Hospital;
a 4-year-old boy Of the 4600 block
of Maple avenue. Bethesda. in
Children's: a 27-year-old man of
the 10000 block of Pendrook drive.
Silver Spring. in Doctors Hospital.
and a 16-year-old boy. Of the 500
block of Maple Ridge road, Be-
theSda, in Suburban Hospital.
Evening star., 1952-08-28

Polio has struck Is more Wash.
|ington area residents. including
the 3-year-old sister of an earlier
victim and a father of four.
This year 244 cases have been
reported, compared to 118 at this
time in 1851.
The District has seven Of the
new cases. the largest one-day in
crease this year. It brings the
total here to 81. Last year there
were 81 on this date.
New Cases Set u. S. Record.
Meanwhile, a weekly record total
of $500 new cases Of infantile
paralysis was reported to the
United State Public Health Service
for last week.
Announcing this today. the serv-
ice said the previous high for any
one week on record was 3,416, for
a week in August. 1949. That was
the year in which the highest an
nual total was recorded.
Despite the ~upsurge last week
from 3.110 cases in the preceding
week, this years cumulative total
since January / ran SAT below the
Evening star., 1952-08-28
Atomic Arming Of Britain
Held Up by Low Salaries
BY the A,soeio,.d Pres.

LONDON. Aug. 2S.-Britain's
atomic arms program is being held
up because the governments
atomic scientists don't MAKE
enough money. an all-party par
liamentary committee reported to-
day. Qualified scientists prefer to
work for private industry at higher
wages.
The report of the Select Com
mittee on Estimates, a watchdog
group to see that the British tax
payer gets his moneys worth,
urged the government to raise SAL
aries and improve working condi-
tions for its atomic experts.
A top government scientist can
get 1000 pounds ($5.600l a year
good pay compared with average
British salaries, but small in COM
parison with the 5000 pounds
($8, ,400 or more that industrial
companies offer ordinary research
men.
Evening star., 1952-08-28

economy growing. We must safe
guard our heritage of freedom
against the attacks of totalitarian
ideologies. both left and right.
We must safeguard our national
security by building strong de-
fenses at home and by working
with other nations to keep peace
in the world"
Mr.. Truman paid tribute to the
nearly Is million Americans or
ganized in unions, saying:
Their record is a tribute to the
American system Of free collective
bargaining. which responsible
trade unionism has developed to
replace the old law of the jungle
in our industrial relations"
Evening star., 1952-08-28
BowIes Notes Swing
From Reds in Asiu
BY the A..oeia,ed Pres,

MANILA, Aug. 28. - Chester
Bowles. United States Ambassador
in India. said last night he had
observed a swing away from Com
munist influence in Southeast
Asian countries.
He arrived yesterday after visits
to Burma. Indo-C China, Thailand
and Hong Kong. His next stop is
Japan.
Evening star., 1952-08-28
Sparkman 10 Begin Tour
With Mississippi Speech
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NfENDENHALL, Miss, Aug. %.
Senator Sparkman. Democratic
vice presidential nominee. will
open a two-week campaign tour
with speech here tonight.
The Alabama Senator will speak
at the high school stadium under
the auspices of the Junior Cham
her of Commerce.
His next scheduled speech viii
be at the Amvets national conven-
ton at Grand Rapids, Mich. on
Saturday.