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ARLINGTON-HOME AND INCOME
Or good rental property semidet
homes bedrms.. nice liv. rm.,
fully equipped kit. with dining
space; garbage disposal and auto
matte washer; new cond.; attrac
neighborhood. Each unit rents for
500 mo. Call OWNER, TIE. 1875
No agent, please. -27
ARLINGTON CT SPECIAL
Brick bungalow; S1.SO0 cash; only
$12,950; brick. rms. bath, expand
attic: wooded lot. DICK TRACEY
EXcluSina EONO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
w. w, LEWIS
50. 500: EDMONSTON
50 5nn. BRENTWOOD

6-room bungalow; oil h.-w.h.; large
front porch; 2-car garage: bus at
door. ST. 800 down, easy terms.
Ewes, UN. 1895,
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FOR SALE

On Old Kings Highway, back Of
Penn Daw Hotel. modern brick O.
rm. home in excel. cond.. liv. rm.
with fireplace. separate din. rm.;
fully equipped kitchen and den; 2nd
floor. 4 bedrmS. and bath. Full base
ment with recreation rm., maid S
rm and half bath on approx, a.
acre ground. 3-car garage, close to
buses, schools, churches and shop
ping center; S31 800.
JAMES M. DUNCAN. JR.
100 N. Columbus ST., Alex, Va.
King S-S400 and King 9s4S4
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, cCI1NGE GI IO

ASSUME Gil LOAN
Lge 3-bedrm. brick Colonial in Arl
Forest. on street bordering on Lub-
Der Run Park with its picnic facili-
lent to shopping, Pentagon and D. c:
buses. Popular with personnel OF
armed services. An ideal location
for family with small children:
SlS,950, with $4,000 down. FRANK
j MCFARLAND. ia. 1-llT1. ~
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DESIGNED FOR LIVING

DESIGNED FOR DIVING
Fine specimen Colonial with lovely
exterior lines on l acre in historic
Fairfax. Wide center hall with
spacious living room. fireplace. Civ
French doors: distant view OF
countryside. Large dining room,
den and new modern kitchen ex-
tended for family dining with en-.
tire wall Of windows with view; full
basement. oil INV h. recr. room
rooms. "a baths; 12-year-old house
freshly decorated in exquisite taste.
Every known convenience. For ap-
pointment-Call MRS. MUNRO,
Crescent 257
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80 e5O. RRENTWOOD

2-bedrm.. 2-story asbestos Shingle; oil
h.-wh.; equipped kitchen; large lot;
close to everything; $1,000 down.
Ewes, WA. 1852.
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Custom Features

LOW DOWN PAYMENT
S1s5OO. nearly new 3-bedrm. brick
ist f.. powder room, full bsmt;;
dishwasher and garbage disposal
ST 500 down, S11O mo. to reliable
party. PARKSIDE REALTY SH
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SEAT PLEASANT

S12.S5O-7O12 FOOT ST.
New 2-bedrm. Cape Cod; liv. rm.
equipped kitchen. full bsmt., expan
sible attic, gas &C. heat. Ewes.
UN. SS54.
w. W. LEWIS, REALTOR
SH, O44O. SH. o971. -
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BUNGALOW-VACANT

DO1NO11HOW v NN111N I
1913 9th AVE, EAST PINES
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. l-6
For a nice 2-bedroom bungalow with
picture window in living room, mod
ern kitchen and expansible attic
you. call Mrs. James, AP. 2193. Out
Riverdale rd. from Edmonston tc
66th, right one block, left to 67th
right to house. Exclusive with
KIRKS REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. 677S; Ewes, RA. 1885
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ALEXANDRIA
AGT7NEOTJTAT DT yTD ADE

home close to Pentagon, airport,
convenient to transportation and
shopping. then don't miss this nice
stone and brick house. Nicely dec
GRATED. Living room and separate
dining room with parquet floors
full basement. Reasonably priced
Convenient terms. Exclusive.
HICKS REALTY co.
AL. 1900; Ewes. TIE. 1872 or XII
S-0390.
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COLORED
FORESTVILLE

VI HIN DO1ND1A1 I-O
hnstos neW s,dinq Gom h bnnoeiows eaen lra fS ni
automatic heat. On large lots. cow
to school and bus service. Price SS
800; ST. 900 cash; S65 month. Di-
rections: Out Marlboro Pike, through
Forestyille. turn left at Odd Fellows
Hall and follow open sign.
WYVILL & COLLINS
S4OO Marlboro Pike. HI. 6612+27
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PARKLAND-S15,750
OPEN SUNDAY. l TO 5
OWNER

Mt Rainier location. 6-room bunga-
low. large shaded lot. conveniently
located one block from carhne.
SCHOOLS. sas. stores. Sacrifice price VA
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OPEN Q TO 8
older bungalow on beau
tiful lot. 8 rms. bath. finished attic,
garage; large garden; only S10,750
Out Shirley hwy. to Lincolnia. west
] mile on No. 236 to Virginia ST.,
(Rt. SID. left block to open sign
JAMES E. MAHONEY. HU. $40.
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TILLSON PRESENTS
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6 PM.
COLONIAL,

This lovely home located on q leveI
shaded lot, close-in Silver Spring
newly newly decorated, featuring large
room, kitchen with diShWasher, &
bedrooms and bath; second floor
screened side porch for summer
comfort; full basement with washer
One block to bus and school.
Directions: Out Piney Branch rd
WAYNE ave, left to house.
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ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA AREA
Gentleman'S Estate
OpEM CIIN Q TO G


Four -bedrm.. 2h-bath. brick Colonial
situated on ga lovely acres. A per-
fert home for large furniture and
the space-hungry family. Ideally
located for suburban living and city
committing. Just 8 miles south of
Alexandria near Fort Hunt Park and
Mt. Vernon blvd, right in the path
of progress; near to fishing, boating
and horseback riding. Many fea-
tyres Vn too ths to of tpI
home. that will serve many more
generations Of gracious living.
S29,750. Additional land, cottage
and barn available II desired. To
reach: South through Alexandra on
Mt. Vernon blvd. to Fort Hunt sign,
approximately 6 miles, turn right.
proceed past Mt. Vernon Fire Dept;
turn left 1st road, go three-tenths
Of mile past store on left and bear
left. Note Brentwood arrows.
r. l.. SWEITZER
AL. 1877; If no answer. XII s-7137
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3 BLOCKS D. C.. LINE

Brand-new brick rambler; all-modern
large kitchen, 2 beautiful bedrms..
large deep lot; walking distance all
schools, shopping center. bus, street
car. Only $12,950. May go Gil.
rODD WA -O7
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$13 e50. ROGERS HGTS

9Io ,J0U. HOOEHO f1O 10.
3-bedrm. Cape Cod; large liv. rm.
with fireplace. full din. rm., equipped
kitchen. "a baths, full bsmt; large
available. Easy terms. Ewes. AP.
O105.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
NEW cUsToM-BUnT
BRICK CORNER CAPE COD
OPEN SUN, / TILL DARK
gil ELM AVE

Beautiful corner in the new Glazewood
Manor subdivision of Takoma Park
Extra large rooms on LIST a. in
Guiding living room, dining room
kitchen with breakfast space, bed
room or den and half bath; end f.,
To reach: Out New Hampshire ave
extended two blocks beyond Ethan
Allen ave. traffic light to Devonshire
rd.; left on Devonshire two blocks
to property See this fine home and
in trade Call Mr.. Clark, GE. 901l.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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2-bedrm. frame bungalow; large liv.
rm.. full din. rm.. equipped kitchen,
2-car garage; gas h.-wh.; easy
terms. Ewes. AP. 0567.
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OPEN HOUSES
SUNDAY, II AM. TO 6 PM.
.T,ANDOVER Hills

S14. 4.50O-4411 72nd AVE.
3-bedrm.. 2-story Colonial; large liv
rm.. din. rm.. equipped kitchen with
breakfast nook. full bsmt. with recr
rm., garage, large fenced lot. Di.
rectlons: Out Defense hwy, right
on 72nd ave. to open sign. Ewes.
IIN. Q3Qh
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PARKWAY ESTATES

8 NOR this old, CT financed 3-bedroom
rambler, ideally situated for family
with young children. Immediate oc-
cupancy; pay $4,000 cash and as
sumo monthly payments Of SOL .63.
Directions: Out Rte. so through
Cheverly Shopping Center, turn left
at sign for Defense Heights and
Parkway Estates to 4S14 Rockford
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OPEN
NEAR SCHOOL

New custom-built Cape Cod of finest
quality, containing living room 1Sx-
dining room, GE kitchen, . bed
rooms and tile bath on 1st floor;
open paneled stairway leads to large
2S-ft. finished bedroom with many
built-in features; basement designed
for recreational purposes. This love-
ly home is within block of a new
half million dollar school. Priced,
$1S.5OO.
Drive out Baltimore blvd. past q. of
Md, turn right at Lackawanna,
follow signs to home.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
1885 18th AVENUE
SILVER SPRING MD

SILVER SPRING, MD.
Practically new semidet. brick with
powder room on 1St f.. large kitch-
en-, separate dining room; 3 large
bedrooms and bath on 2nd f.. Rec
reation room. Anchor fence.
TERMS: $1,000 CASH-S1O0
PER MONTH
NOT SUBJECT TO REG. tx"
DON'T MISS THIS OFFER
TO REACH: Out New Hampshire ave
past University lane, . blocks. turn
left to 18th ave, right on 18th ave.
70 S335. See our sign. Call MI.
r. H: Carter. ST.. 1864
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
5122 WANKASHA RID.
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS. MD.
OPEN 2-6 SUNDAY
Charming white bungalow. 2 bed
rooms and expanded attic. In beau
tiful setting of Towering shrubs and
towering shade trees. Price, 50. $50.
Reasonable down payment. Direc-
tionS: Out Macarthur blvd. to Wal
honding rd.. right to Tuscarawas,
rIigght on Wissioming to Madawaska,
left on MadawaSka to Wankasha,
right on Wankasha to 5122. Mrs.
Voigt. WI. 1850.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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OPEN

3-BEDRM. RAMBLERS
Our rambler of '52 on A-acre lot in
setting of exquisite suburban peace
and quiet. These are Wagner-built
homes that defy reproduction at the
price in any market. Brick. steel
sash. ventilating fan, exhaust fan,
Dashboard radiant hot-water heat,
ceramic tile bath, superb equipped
kitchen. fiuted glass partition in liv-
ing room, natural trim. TOMOR-
ROWS HOME TODAY.
Directions: Drive out BALTIC. blvd. 2
miles past U. of Md, turn left on
Montgomery rd., 3 blks. to Seliman
rd., right to house.
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$1O.5OO: HYATTSVILLE

zoned first comml..; semidet.. s rms,
. complete apts.; auto. oil heat;
baths. Now being used as day
nursery. Fenced lot; good income
property. Ewes. AP. 0567.
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Az ACpFc. S1s osf

8 miles D. c.. 20O-ft. frontage on
Montgomery rd.. broom stone ram
bier, bath. oil h.-w.h., spacious
screened porches. abundance Of fruit
trees. large chicken house; farm
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WEST HYATTSVILLE

Lovely Cape Cod, near Queens Chapel
shopping center; built in 1947.
bedrms;, bsmt., recr., rm. partly I'm
BURCH REALTY co.
S505 BALTIC. Blvd. College Park, Md,
TO. 4747. Open til 8 PM.
After 8 PM" WA. 6641, UN. 1891.
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BRICK RAMBLER

O1V1O1A 4L411V4DHI1G
Adjacent to the exclusive Burnt Mills
Hills section, this ultramodern ram
bier nestled on quiet street
where heat in summer is never a
problem. Features 3 bedrooms, liv-
Ing room. 13x25 it. with fireplace,
large dining room. 9 tiled baths and
ultramodern electric kitchen; full
basement; large level lot. Near
Naval Ordnance Laboratory.
Directions: Out Colesville rd. to Ar
rinston drive, right to property.
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10000 Raynor Rd.. S. s. Md,
OPEN SUN. ONLY, 1-6

Ala DEERFIELD. S. S., MD.
LOVELY 7-RooM HOME
BORDERING SLIGO PKWY.
Near all schools and bus. Features
include, den, partially finished recr.
room, breakfast space and kitchen,
large rooms throughout. beautifully
Handicapped and fenced lot with
variety Of fruit trees. PRICED TO
TO REACH: Out Colesville I'd. to
Dale dr., right to Deerfield and left
to property.
Philip B Key Co., Realtors
ST.. 301O 'Til O pM o-
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-MD.
OPEN SAT. & SUN, 1-6
1903 WELLS BLVD.
UNIVERSITY HILLS. MD.
ONLY $4,000 DOWN
IMMEDIATE pOSSESEINN

ONI1 So,OuU DOWN
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
New 3-bedrm. brick rambler, fre.
place. din. area. all-elec GE kitch-
en-, incl. diShwasher. garbage Dis.
poSall, elec. range and refgr., INV
circulating heat with gas-flred furn.
large covered porch; located in area
OF fine residences: conv. to schools
bus. shopping, new high school and
u. of Md: lot approx. 65x150. Zone
3 mos. old. only SO, 500 DOWN. To
reach: Drive out New Hampshire
ave. Cor Riggs rd.) to University
lane, turn right on University lane
and go to Old Colesville I'd, turn
right two blocks to Rutgers St,
right on Rutgers one block to Wells
blvd, left to property.
10000 Raynor Rd., S. S., Md.
A REAL BUY-Sl6,75O
A charming 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
in delightful community: large liv
rm. with picture window, sep. din
rm., fun basement, attrac. Anchor
fenced lot. 60X11S: shade trees, ad-
Jacent to natural wooded park,
walking distance to elementary
CONVENIENT DOWN PAYMENT
AND TERMS
PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
10 reach: Out Georgia ave. to Forest
Glen rd., right about " mi. to
Tenbrook. left blkS. to Raynor and
right to property.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Brighfwood Citizens Ask
Notice Of Public HEARINGS

Sixty days advance notice for
all public hearings held by the
Commissioners was asked last
night by the Brightwood Citizens
Association.
Only 10 days notice is customary
at present.
The association, at meeting
last night. also urged sitter pen
alties for narcotics violators and
ending Of retirement pay for
policemen found guilty Of crime
or misconduct.
The group met at Paul Junior
High School.
Evening star., 1952-11-05

lister. in April. 1851. when he quit
las Labor Minister.
Mr.. Bevan's intention to stand
for the No. 2 job, which Mr.. Nor
riSon has held for many years,
amounts to. an open bid for ulti-
mate leadership of the Socialists.
The deputy leader normally
would succeed Mr.. Attlee as party
boss.
Mr.. Attlee himself will be un-
opposed for the leadership when
the Parliamentary Labor Party.
made up Of all its House of Com
mons and House of Lords men,
bers, meets this week to elect its
high command.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Britain Reported SET 10 End Embargo on Arms for Eaypt

Egypt has about 60 jet fighters
on order here and has paid for
them. Some warships and hard
hitting Centurion tanks are on or
der, too.
But the contracts were suspend
ed In November. 1851, when Cairo
moved to tear up its 1899 and 1886
treaties with Britain.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
sy the Assceictsd Pres,

BY ths Assceicisd Press
LONDON. Nov. 5.-Britain was
reported today ready to end a
year-old embargo on the supply of
modern goods to Egypt.
Announcement Of the British
decision likely will be coupled with
an assurance from Premier Mo-
named Naguib's government that
Egypt will try to compensate Brit
ons and British firms for the in
juries. losses and damage suffered
during the riots last January 26.
Ambassador Sir Ralph Steven
son received a partial assurance to
that effect In Cairo Sunday from
Naguib. The Egyptian strong man
probably will be asked to harden
his promise before Britain publicly
states her readiness to send him
such weapons as jet airplanes, up
to-date guns and tanks which he
says he Sorely needs.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Bevan 10 Fight Morrison
For Deputy Labor Post
by the Assoeioted Press

LONDON. Nov. 5.-Aneurin
Bevan is reported to have told
close friends he intends to fight
old line moderate Herbert Nor
rison, former Foreign Minister.
for the job of deputy leader Of the
Labor Party.
The fiery left-wing Welshman
split with the moderates led by
Clement Attlee. then Prime Min
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Mutual Or NEw York
ne Musvs. tiss lnsusnes Company Of New Ye,k
NOTICE OF NOMINATION or TRUSTEES
nes cempeny ss New York

Please take notice that in accordance with the provisions Of
the Insurance Law Of the State Of New York there has been
duly filed with the Superintendent Of Insurance Of the
State Of New York the certificate Of nomination by the Board
Of Trustees of the following named candidates for election
rs trustees Of The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
New York serve for term of three years from June 1885,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-07-04
PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOL
HONORS MEMPHIS JEW

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - (JTA)-
For the first time in it's history,
Tusculum College, a Presbyterian
institution at Greenville, has con-
ferred an honorary degree upon a
Jew. The honorary degree of Doc
tor of Divinity was conferred
upon Rabbi James A. Wax of
Memphis.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-07-04
TRUMAN SIGNS MUTUAL
SECURITY BILL

WASHINGTON, (JTA) -Presi-
dent Truman last week signed the
Mutual Security Bill which au-
thorizes approximately $73, 1000, 900
in aid to Israel. An ALLEGATIONS bill
implementing this measure will
be introduced in Congress within
the next few weeks.
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-29
- VISITORS -.

Stop in at WERNER'S MARKET when in Seward and look around. YOU WILL FIND THE PRICES RIGHT!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-06

cases are the exception rather
than the rule. The overwhelming
majority Of retired Government
workers are in critical need of an
annuity increase. they declared.
4 ~
SALUTE-This is National Sec
retaries Week and. therefore, a
salute is certainly in order to Gov
eminent secretaries, bless 'em
What would their bosses do with
out them. Many a Government
girl is an indispensable cog in the
operations of her Office.
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
Seven employees of the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing have
received awards for meritorious
suggestions. They are Charles
Kissner. George S. Dodge, Mary A.
Ruesch. Francis A. Gaegler, Will
liam j. Finley, Isabel Miller and
Albert E. Fischer.
BROADCAST Service
Commissioner James Mitchell will
be our guest on the Federal Spot
light radio program at 6:15 pm
tomorrow over WMAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-06

rider. which the Senate voted to-
reject.
| Also. the conferees will have to
reconcile the difference between
the House-approved 80 per cent
cut in agencies travel expenses, as
lcontrasted to the Senate's more
modest Is per cent reduction.
l. "
Observation-Disclosures Of the
House Civil Service Committee
weren't too successful yesterday
in their efforts to get Chairman
Tom Murray to speed up hearings
on the civil service retirement in
lcrease legislation.
All members except Mr.. Murray
favor an annuity increase. With
only month or so left before adj
journment, the members asked
that the hearings be streamlined
so a bill can be cleared for action
by Congress.
Democrats and Republicans
alike asked that daily sessions be
held and that witnesses be per-
mitted to file statements, instead
of testifying in person. It was
suggested that a two-day hearing
would be sufficient and then the
committee could meet in closed
session to decide on what kind of
a bill 1t will report.
Mr.. Murray, however, vetoed the
suggestion.
mo legislation is going to be
railroaded through this commit
tee." he declared. The chairman
promised to expedite hearings but
he said he was going to give every
body a chance to testify. Where
upon he called the next hearing
for Tuesday.
The fight to wind up the hear
Iings quickly was led by Repre-
sentative Rhodes. Democrat, of
Pennsylvania. He said that to
delay would be to kill the bill.
Another battle probably will be
made in the committee next Tues
day to wind up the hearings by
the end OF next week. If Mr..
Murray refuses, a showdown vote
will be called for.
During yesterdays colloquy, Mr..
Murray said he realizes many Fed
eral annuitants are having a tough
time meeting expenses and that
they need some aid. But he said,
other annuitants do not need an
annuity increase. y
The chairman cited the case of
several retired rural postal car
riers IN his district. who, he said.
are among the wealthiest men in
the community. They were thrifty
and invested well, Mr.. Murray de-
clared.
Mr.. Rhodes and other commit
tee members answered that such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-06
President Takes Off
To Attend Division's
Reunion in Missouri

President Truman took of for
Missouri today to fall into the
ranks of the 129th Field Artillery
once more. as the 35th Division
holds it's annual reunion.
The outfit with which he served
IS years ago-reinforced by the
younger 35th of World War IL
is getting together in the Ozark
country, at Springfield, and the
President is facing a couple Of
busy days.
Landing at Springfield in late
afternoon. after taking of here
shortly after noon, the President
will don the red and white bras
sard of Battery D. which marks
the organization he commanded
and from then on it will be Capt.
Harry" rather than "Mr. Presi-
dent"
Ball and Reception.
The principal social event of the
reunion, a ball and reception al
Shrine Temple, will highlight to-
nights activities. .
At 1880 tomorrow morning, the
President will breakfast with his
old battery. Then comes a bust
ness meeting, memorial service
and finally. the two and one-halt
hour parade, to be climaxed by
the Presidents address at the
temple. He speaks at noon q
o'clock EDIT and Immediately
afterward. will fly back to the
Capitol.
AS usual, the Presidents outfit
will be at the head end of the
procession, and he will leave the
line of marchers when the review
ing stand Is reached, and watch
the rest of the division go by.
With hot contests In progress
for the Democratic Senatorial and
gubernatorial nominations in Mis-
souri,, the President may do a
small amount Of politicking-de-
pending on who puts in appear
a1ce at Springfield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-06
French Police Storm
Plant, Gust Strikers
By the Associated Press

PARIS, June 6.--Police threw
strikers out of big metal factory
in the Paris suburb of Saint Quen
today. as the Red-called strike for
the release of Communist Leader
Jacques Duclos limped into its
third day.
Duclos is held as a political
prisoner on charges of conspiring
against the state, following riots
which last week marked Com
munist demonstrations against
the arrival of Gen. Matthew B.
Ridgway to take over Gen. Eisen-
hower's SHAPE command.
The factory, which had been &C.
cupied by about so strikers since
yesterday, was stormed by strong
police forces at dawn today. Cases
full OF bolts which had been piled
against the doors were thrown
aside as they entered. There was
no fighting. All the strikers were
taken away by police.
The big nationalized Renault
automobile plant was reported to
be working normally today. Nom
Communist workers threw out
would-be strikers yesterday.
There were no reports to sup
port Communist claims that the
strike was spreading elsewhere
Transport services were function
ing normally and most industries
reported few absentees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-06
Maryland
and
Virginia
News in Brief
Mogruder Will Voice
Views When Ready

j. Maynard Magruder, a candi-
date for the Democratic nominal
ton for the House of Representa-
tives from Virginia's 10th district,
will publish his platform on Fed
eral employe legislation when he
is ready and not before.
That was his answer last night
to challenge hurled at him by
one of his opponents, Edmund D.
Campbell, former Arlington Coun-
ty board chairman.
Mr.. Magruder was accused by
Mr.. Campbell Of being "a little
sensitive" on the subject of Fed
eral employees. In reply. he pointed
to his record as a member of the
Virginia House of Delegates and
challenged Mr.. Campbell to point
to any instance in my career of
service in which my voice was
raised against any minority
GROUP"
Mr.. Magruder and Mr.. Camp
bell were among six candidates
appearing at meeting of the
Arlington Democratic Club in the
Lyon Park Community House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-06
Council Fovors Tax Cut

Alexandria's city councilmen
have agreed to eliminate a pro-
posed 2-cent cigarette tax from
the 1898 budget and to include
$4,000 for the Alexandria Hos
pital.
Mayor Franklin P. Backus and
Councilman Marshall j. Beverley,
two of the four candidates for re-
election, announced the cigarette
tax elimination at a candidates
meeting last night at the Lee
Jackson School.
Mayor Backus said the SIS, 900
hospital figure included $4,000 for
a professional survey of the insti-
tuition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-06
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity-Mostly
sunny and warm with highest
about 88 this afternoon; fair to-
night, low about 68. Tomorrow,
mostly sunny with high about 80
and possibility of a late afternoon
thunderShower.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair
with low of 62-68 degrees tonight.
Tomorrow, mostly sunny and
warm with possibility of a few
thundershoWers in late afternoon.