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Evening star., 1952-02-03

Semco Tourist" 7-Jewel Swiss Alarm feotur-
ing luminous dio and hands, Small and COM
pact this cheerful Folding Alarm in eroined
leothers will make treasured gift! lntioied
erotis, except Gods $9.95
Plus 20ss Federal tor
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Plus 20E Federal tar

Genuine Smooth Leother Smok-Pok, by ST.
Thomos Holds full pack OF their fovorite
cigarettes Patented side-top opening; Upper
closure. In red, green, black or brown For
reeulor size smokes $500
For kinesze cigarettes. $3.50
No Federal tar
Evening star., 1952-02-03

Folding Zippered Leother Tie Case thot holds
up to twelve ties wrinkie-free and folds neatly
into his lu9eoge Hos place for collar stoys
and cuff links A perfect travelling companion
for any mon S5.95
plus 20ss Federal
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plus 20S Federal tar

The ovisinoI Dopp-Kit. Of genuine top-eroin
Cowhide Leather. It opens to twice its folded
size has Upper top . metoI frame
woter-repeIIent lining. An ideoI gift for any
seVicemon or travelling man, $S.95
plus 10ss Federal tar
Evening star., 1952-02-03

Buxton STlTCHLESs Pin Morocco Leather
BiIIfoad for your man. Has double bill COM
pertinent thot keeps his money and personal
papers in fiIe-cobinet order, including place
for stamps. cords and identificotions In black
or brown. $500
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ONLY (3) AvAIIABLE-Trades an,
EQUITIES considered II oualified.
BURMAN & HAMMOND
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
OPEN 6 TILL DARK
500 SON

Bethesda area. Don't miss this s.
bedrm. brick Cape Cod home, ia
baths. full bsmt., full-sized family
din. rm;. hv.. rm. with firepl. on
h:acre level land. In most desir.
able area. Terms. cash or trade.
DIRECTIONS: Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd.
W,,dHaSd % Sei1S MI H,,, I'd. left M lM miles to
terrace.
MODERN REALTY co.
JU. 1880. Open evenings It'll o pm.
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BUSINESS PROF. EoR SALE

TAVERN AND RESTAURANT-Year.
around business; % miles from d. C
$4,000. Phone OWNER. Annapoli,
9633 for details. 6s
FOR SALE, direct from owner. Ter.
race Court. small restaurant. Ade.
Camp Can oS Comfort ,. On Highway ~ aIl !
Circle. is miles TS'fr from lfGa 3. G. anfaa Ph
BUSINESS PiRoTFERrIEs FOR SALE
ia Shady Side, Md. Store doing
100000 gross yearly can be in.
creased. Drive your own" boat 10
cation with great potentialities. a
notel business. Wanted q dentist.
lawyer, clothing store. shoe store.
Passest as growing community on Ches-
for sale; a: W. ANDREWS. Shady
Side. Nd: West River 574I. &c
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - sur
rounded BY alley: approx. 3.400 sq.
IT, in tns VIC; Of H st. ne. AT. 3247.
BETHESDA. MD.--over 10, 900 "a. II.
Of commercial ground fronting on
Suief sale fse EoiERRT s. HAn Eifat iSr
WI 1880; Sun; and ewes. Mr.
CHOICE MOTEL III 'sS SITE. Route So1
south, select from h-mile frontage.
Act fast. Hot spot; WEST REAL
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
Several choice locations Of second
f;ommercial CONNER and Industrial ground.
WEINBERG b BUSH
1907 II st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
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SAVE 81 000

Cape Cod, situated on 34-aere Ioi
in Hillandale. Montgomery County
In addition to large living room
dining room and kitchen, there is
q paneled library. bedroom and
bath and breakfast nook on FIRST
moor; very large bedrooms and
can easily be added; screened
porch. recreation room. built-in
garage; carpeting, deepfreeze and
automatic washer included; out
of-town owner has Just reduced
the price to S33.950. This is q
InterCOuntv Realty
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$16,950

To reach: Out Colesville I'd. to Four
Corners, left on Old Bladensburg rd.
"a mile to Belvedere dr., to Nc
directional signs to open house.
r. II. BEST SALES, INC.
Realtors
Call Mr.. Burklin, WI. 1888 or ewes,
WI. 62SS, %
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! OPEN TONITE AND
EACH MITE z TIL $50
SILVER SPRING

OF. course you'll want to see this
picture book home again In day
light. but it's only after dusk that
you can enjoy the beautiful and un-
cool Of evening bring your family
to see our MONTGOMERY RAM
BIER. 1t has two or three bedrmS.
compartment bath (almost 3 bath
rms. in one). blond oak kit, cabinet
elec. oven built into the wall, huge
storage closets; screened porch of
features you'll enjoy forever; con-
struction materials: No. l west
Coast fir-brick-red cedar siding,
aluminium windows and nails which
mean top quality and low main
tenance cost. A location that is
transp. We know you'll also enjoy
our present home ownerS-your
new neighbors. The price: =
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$12,50O
$2,500 DOWN

Nearly new brick BUNGALOW. Living
room with fireplace, large equipped
kitchen with eating space, two bed
rooms Il with rear screened porci1)
and tile bath. Lot 70x200. lmme-
diate possession.
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LOCATION

YOU'LL LOOK
A long time before you fnd a ram.
nlsr value to equal this BRICK v
STORAGE ATTIC = DIsHWASHER
rms. and tiled bath; very pretty
Ealls Church location. $4,000 CASH
DOWN and move in. Only S17. 600
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1888 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe. OW. 9O9C
Low-Wide-Gorgeous
$19.950. Beautiful new textured brick
rambler-type home-youn want Il
Tor your own. Close to 1900 50. It
OF noor. space plus complete base
ment with outside entrance. Guest
coat closet. 13x2O living rm. with
firepl. Large view picture window
separate party-size din. rm., and q
colorful 1eatherette built-in break.
fast booth. 3 generous size bedrms
(master has sliding closet doors)
Beautiful oak hardwood flrs., biz
colored tiled bath. Kitchen is larger
mica work surface. double. bowl sink
garbage disposal and exhaust fan.
De luxe range and refgr. Big OAK
trees shade 10.00O-sq.-ft. lot. Let
us show you. Immediate possession
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1883 Lee Hwy. of Glebe OW 5000
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72-Ft. Rambler
IMAGINE

A. California brick ranch house only
Is min. from washington. Imagine
2 sep. entr. ha1l, full classified
baths and 23-ft. recr. rm. and large
spacious bedrns.. plus Ice. incl. nea. %
and butit-tn garage. Imagine, an
attrac. setting of outstanding lard
scaping on wooded VI acre. Imagine,
all this and you still haven't i'm
agined half the features Of this
lovely home. Stop imagining and
immediate ahpointment.
AN EXCLUSIVE TO BE SOLD BY
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes on Wilson IA. $4,000
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VIM. r. HUGHES
AP, 140O Till q PM
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGToN-4 bedrooms, 2 baths
large bedrm. and bath on flrst a.
sep. dln. rm.., beautiful equip. kit,
Dedrms. and bath upstairs. lovely
screened back porch. fireplace in
CANT and ready for you to move in in.
PRopERT1Es. ow. wssssa' ssse:a evesi' rsNfhE NJ.
N. wilsiasii AksiiNGTiosN@e5ssS54i III osNIe5ssS4i a.o-,o;o7r
wayne st., new, 3-bedrm. rambler
YOUNGSTOWN cabinets; Maeic Chef
range; formica counter tops; Vene-
tan blinds and aluminium screens
ano weather stripping. .Conv. to
Sscnoois SriS.a and bus: One mi. to Key
SSsyfif6zR. Call '5ls "a. asssos' q s'%SeR- " e.:
ARE you REr1RNG,-1, so. -s Sou
VIII want q place to putter around
and we have Just the place for
you: A cozy BUNGALOW with Big rooms
trees and shrubbers, Priced % at to only y
$dd2,500, assume Ist trust Of
$4,000 and mo. payments Of only
+. ssq Bsfadsgo Ge goX "a to 51aIs Inspect EPwARp
s14.95O BRICK coLoNIAL-,n beau.
nv. rm.. dining. rm, equipped kit,
bedrms. and bath, full bsmt.
Reasonable cash will handle. Good
terms IN balance. EDWARD r
BRIGGS. IA. 5-7744: IA. 5-915S.
$13,75O. CT or conventional financing
Will buy this sparkling new brick
rambler with liv. m. kit. 2 bedrms..
utility rm., bath: on a nice lot: cali
now to see. EDWARD r. BRIGGs.
ia. 5-7744: JA. 5-9154. 3
$1,000 CASH-3-bedrm. rambler on
] acre: $9,950; 3-bedrm. rambler.
S13;250; 2 bedrms. plus exp. attic
nrMcv Pr1ek. part bsmt; S13.950. PROVI-
1000 CASH = 4-bedrm., 2-bath
bungalow, no bsmt.; mr.. Catholic
school: level lot. S14,6OO. PROVI-
DENCE REALTY. FA. 3343. "a
$4,000 CASH-New 4 bedrms., 1h
paths (bedrm.-h bath down., DIM
ing rm.. fireplace: carport; IL acre
REALTY. FA. 3343. g
$3.50 CASH-Brick, new 3-bedrm
rambler. Not development. SI4. 4.g5O.
, ,PEOvIDENCE; FA. 3343. -6
$1.475 down; CT; 25 min. from
Pentagon bldg; open and ready for
you to- move in. All city conven-
iences. TINKLE PROPERTIES, OW.
3326. ewes. Mr.. wilkins. ia. S-6525.
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RANCH RAMBLER
CENTER HALL PLAN
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
EVERY EVE. TIL SOLD
BEDRMS.. 3h BATHS

1O3 E. INDIAN SPRING DIR.
Silver Spring. Md.-Corner
det. brick, 4 yrs. old; actual
cost to owner, over $4,000.
First A.. liv. rm.. lge. din. rm.,
powder rm.. very lge. elec. kit;
bSmt., rec. rm., oil h.-w.h,,
maids rm. with bath in bsmt.:
new washer and drier; 2nd f.,
bedrms., 2 baths, glass
shower doors, wall-to-wall car
peting; disappearing stairway
to attic; awnings and storm
windows, fiagStone patio,
screened side porch; one-car
gar; fenced around yard;
house just completely reno
vated. Priced much below cost.
DIRECTIONS: Out Ga. ave. to
Colesville pike, east on Coles
Vile to Franklin. right on
Franklin to Seminole. left on
Seminole to house. HARRY
DRE1SEN, 616 Bond Bldg,
MA. 7772; ewes, SH. 1922.
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FALLS CHURCH REALTY
Presents

Presents
$lO,950-2 bedrm. brick and shingle
duplex, 4 yrs. old, GIL financed,
S16, 6,250-Det brick Colonial A yrs
old, deep lot. bsmt., right In Falls
$16.5O0-3h beautiful acres with
vacant older type home.
ranch. New: 1N
acres, 3 bedrms., 2 baths. Vacant
bedrms., brick Cape Cod
exp: attic, full bsmt., trees galore
S21 ,000-14 wide open acres with loe
cabin In beautiful setting.
stone rambler, Giant
room sizes, on 8 acres.
800. .950-About $4,000 below COM
parable de luxe ramblers.
Please Call FA. a122 From o to Q
COOL MOUNTAIN RETREAT
Cooler temperatures and fresh air at
this 1,700 foot elevation with an
expansive view almost to Washing
ton. Secluded but accessible by
paved road less than so miles from
the. city. Heating, plumbing, elec,
and phone installed. ideal for your
family and room for guests. offered
at $4,000 with acreage. JOHN
ALLEN JOHNSTON, Broker, Lees
Durg, Va, RS3 and 9S
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EAST PINES. 6907 67th ave.-Lovely
suburban 4-bedrm. det. rambler; gas
heat. $4,000 cash will afford terms
like rent. S14,5O0 full price.
M. PAUL HANNAH
1872 18th st. NV. ME. 4100
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ARLINGTON
CLOSE TN
ASHTON HEIGHTS

ASHTON HEIGHTS
Tailored To Taste"
But few steps from Wilson Blvd. or
Pershing Drive, you enter this mas
terfully built home via foyer en-
end brick firepl. fianked by useful
bookshelves.. Full size sep. din. rm
with French door to pine-paneled
study or sun rm.; upstairs are 8
dble. bedrms., 2 tiled baths; superb
closet space; bsmt. has appealing
paneled rec. rm., sep. toilet and
laundry facils. THAT'S NOT ALL
there's Lear built-in garage
ready-to-cook kit. and lovely rear
yard-all this for S23.50O. II it's
value-charm-comfort-and loca-
ton you desire, call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1883 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. OW. 5000
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coNvENTIoNAI-TypE RRIcK nome

CONvENIIHoN0M-TYFE BKiCK home,
ny. rm.; tile bath; full bsmt.; lot is
200 It. deep: excellent location, near
Md. Univ. Inspect this home today
and convince yourself that 1t j. the
best buy on the market: FHA.ap-
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO.. 5S04
Baltimore ave-, Hyattsville, Md.
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STORES FOR RENT

AIR -COND.-9th and E NV; 2nd q.
pvt. entr., e1x41' modern, Ma. 5000.
downtown CORNER. New York
ave. at 9th n.w.-Excellent display
sOre snd M 1eE dss oE sns
lease; isss'' pAPaSIcoLAs ssH5SSIl INVEST
DOWNToWN-soe New York ave.
NV, Tailor shop. already equipped:
rent. S125. Long lease If desired.
PAPANICOLAS INVEST, DI. BOAT.
LIVING QUARTERS. s.w. location;
i ideal isn q for Liquor store. Call ewes.
eth ;'2Si AND II ii SIS. s4Spi N.E.-Dry cleaning
Apply HENRY R. BERGER. Attor:
ENTIRE BLDG; 9Th and H SITS. ne:
excel; business location. Apply
HENRY R. BERGER, Attorney, 1908
uPTowN CONN. AVE- excellent
locations, in the 1907 block Of this
cARL es.tResSsS &. RosiNsR1 iso co', NH. s5S4:
PooLE;oolM-1sss ;e. ON :,:,:, 14th st. NV.
L%sPINE REALTY dGISP1Si Co. 4fS' 4' 9th st.
600 AND 80i E ST. N.w.-Good
business location, opposite Hecht's
parking lot. Excellent for auto.
aceesiories; &C S1i etc Apply $40 F st.
1908 WISCONSIN AVE. NV
Approx. 20x65 with full hsmt.; frt.
and rear entrances, space in rear for
/ car; reas. rent; immed. occup.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN Il CO.,
1416 K st. NV. ME-, 5400. -
ADJOINING CHAIN MARKET
30x100 IT,, excellent NV. neighbor-
hood location available in 80 days.
CARL G. ROSINSKI CO. MA. 1884.
311 X ST, N.W.-1st a. store with
plate glass display window; approx.
22xS0; immed. occup.; reas. rent.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
1415 K ST., NV, ME. 540O. -
43O4 GA. AVE. N.W.-Vacant; suit
able for any type business. 500. per
mo. EX. 3400. 5
SILVER SPRING-S214 Piney Branch
I'd. Busiest thoroughfare. shopping
center. store 22x45. $3.50. Suit.
any kind OF business. OIL. 0134.
1924 NORTH CAPITOL ST.--Rent
reduced to S135. Call MA. 7772 any
time b
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PARK HILLS-Outstand-
ing det. brick. center-entrance plan,
g rms, la baths: gas h.-w.h.: very
large lot. Near new grade school.
Must be sold; To inspect call LA.
MT. RAINIER-$l. 900 down: older
type 6-rm. home in excel. location
just redecorated and renovated;
brand-new kit. equip; full bsmt.. 3
bedrms.: lge. lot. Call THE PERRY
BOSWELL CO., WA. 4500. Open It'll
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DE LUKE RAMBLERS
Suburban Area Of Silver Spring

BUY DIRECT from builder and
save; 3 large modernistic brick
ramhlers; Q Of these feature at
tracttve stone fronts; 2 have full
sized dining rms; / has living din
hz, ing rm. combination. AL have 8
with picture window and fireplace,
large kitchen. with dining space
disappearing stairway to attic. ont
side entrance to fun basement, eiec,
stove and refrigerator. Venetian
nas Pinds; s,s Minsaow screens. oil hot-air
houses feature the very best of ms !.
terialS and workmanship. Cony. ID
Transportation. Prices, 500, ESQ anS
up. SHOWN by appt only. Closed
Saturday. Phone Evergreen 4-7O9I
Dial Operator.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

~ &AANA>AANS NAoOG
OF New York ave. ne. near Hecht
CO; warehouse in modern corner
It. on Ist d. Il has high ceilings.
rear loading platform. once space.
and many other Natures. Heat and
other util. incl. IA very reas. rent.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1870 x st. NV. Realtors. Ex. 1871
Evening star., 1952-01-08
One Moment
With God
BY EDWARD L. r. ELsON

BY EDWARD L. r. ELSON
Pastor, National Presbyterian Church.
A MILE WITH SORROW.
II walked a mile with Pleasure.
She chartered all the way,
But left me none the wiser
For all she had to say.
Il walked a mile with Sorrow.
And ne'er a word said she:
But, oh, the truths learned from
her
When Sorrow walked with
met"
Robert Browning Hamilton
The Scottish poet, Georg,
Matheson. with blinded eyes coulc
sing. 20 JOY that seekest me
through pain" With a hear
broken by his jilting sweetheart
he spoke of a "love that will moi
let me CO."
(Reading for today: II Tim
othy 2:S-13J
prayer: Teach me the lessons
OF SoTTO1U. Anlen.)
Evening star., 1952-01-08
Congress

stantial sums for the Nations
military and foreign aid programs.
When asked his reaction to the
Eisenhower candidacy. Mr.. Ray
burn said:
ITS none of my business VINO
the Republicans nominate He
then stated his position-he will
support the candidate the Demo-
cratic Party selects.
The President also was put
on notice by Chairman George
of the Senate Finance Com
mittee that the latter still is
against any further increase in
taxes to meet the deficit that is
for the next year or two
at the present rate of defense
spending. 81
Warns OutIays Must Be Cut.
Senator George today echoed
the demand made yesterday by
Chairman Connally of the Foreign
Relations Committee that appro-
Evening star., 1952-01-08
British Gold Reserves
Shrink 1894 Million
In Last 81 Quarter
BY the Associo.ed Press

LONDON. Jan. 8.-Britain an
nounced last night loss of nearly
a billion dollars in the sterling
areas vital gold and dollar re-
serves in the last quarter of 1851.
1t spelled even greater sacrifices
to come for this austerity-ridden
country.
1t was the biggest financial set
back this hard-preSsed country
has suffered since a similar loss
was reported in the third quarter
of 1947.
The actual loss for the period
was 1894 million. bringing the
working capital of hard currency
for the entire sterling area to the
perilously low level of $685.
100000.
Moves to Cut Drain.
The announcement came as
Prime Minister Churchill con-
ferred in Washington with Presi-
dent Truman on vital questions
surrounding Britain's wobbling
economy, as well as on rearma-
ment and other world issues facing
the two nations.
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Richard Austen Butler moved
swiftly to cut the vast drain on
the reserves. Talks begin today
with financial experts of the ster-
ling area nations-which include
all the British commonwealth ma
tionS except Canada, the British
colonies and protectorates, Burma,
Iraq, Iceland and the new North
African state of Libya.
In addition, a conference of
commonwealth foreign ministers
starts to work on the problem next
week.
Down to Mid-1950 Level.
The gold and dollar reserve isl
down to about where it was in
mid 1850.
Mr.. Butler indicated that
Britons, already short of such con-
sumer goods as motor cars and
refrigerators, will have even
greater shortages.
He already has Topped of al
most billion dollars in imports
OF much of Britain's food from
the continent. But the effect of
these measures, taken last No
vember, still are to be felt in the
balance sheet.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
Costello lJnperturbed
While Contempt Case
lis Outlined 10 Jury
BY lie Asseeis,.d Pies,

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Gambler
Frank Costello sat unperturhed
today as the prosecution outlined
for Federal Court jury it's con-
tempt-of- f-the-Senate case against
him. .
He kept his arms folded much
OF the time. and only occasionally.
blinked his eyes as United States
Attorney Myles ]. Lane told Judge
Sylvester j. Ryan and the Jury
what the Government expected to
prove.
Mr.. Lane recited the IL charges
in the indictment accusing Cos
tello Of contempt in his appear
ances before the Senate Crime
Committee in New York last year.
The prosecutor said the indict-
ment included eight counts alleg-
ing refusal to answer questions,
and three charges of default. He
said the default counts said that
Costello had left the committee.
hearing room without permission.
and on one occasion had appeared.
but fatty refused to testify.
Questions He Rejected.
Mr.. Lane said the questions
Costello refused to answer in.
cluded the defendants net worth,
his Indebtedness, and whether he
owed sums in excess of $4,000 to
single individuals.
A jury of 10 men and two
women. and two alternates, was
picked in two hours as the trial
started yesterday. oa
Costello, dapper 62-year -old ale
legged head of a crime syndicate,
is scheduled to take the witness
stand in his own defense later In
the week. -, 80
Maximum Would Be IL Years.
He faces a possible maximum
penalty Of II years in Jail and
1000 in fines if convicted.
Rudolph HALEY, New York City
Council president and formerly
chief counsel to the Senate COM
mittee. is listed as a prosecution
witness.
Fourteen persons on a Jury
panel OF. SIS were excused yester-.
day before the jury was completed.
Three Of them were rejected be-
cause they said their opinions were
prejudiced as a result of radio and
,television coverage of the commit
tee hearings here last spring.
Evening star., 1952-01-08

Massachusetts, conceded the Re-
|publicans will be able to set the
pace for the session. The Repub-
licans and Southern Democrats
who are cool to President Truman
are in a position to control both
houses.
Senator George, who would
have to handle any new tax bill,
returned from Georgia with the
statement that nothing has hap
pened to change his 1851 decision
not to vote for another general
tax bill unless the Nation becomes
involved in al-out war.
Calls War Danger Remote.
ST did not think we faced the
danger of an all-out war a year
ago, and I think that danger is
more remote now," said Senator
George 1--WE must, whether we
like it or not, face the problem of
holding down expenditures both at
nome and In foreign aid"
Senator George said there may
be some minor tax legislation to
close loopholeS in existing law
House leaders agree it would be
hard to put through any further
general increase in an election
year.
Senator Connally said this coun-
try must go forward in 1852 with
the policy of strengthening the
free world to resist communism
but he also called for drastic
economies.
Senator Connally also predicted
that:
The Senate will ratify the Jap
anese peace treaty, and the proto-
col to make Greece and Turkey
eligible for the North Atlantic
Treaty organization.
The Senate will not confirm
Gen. Mark Clark as Ambassador
to the Vatican.
Evening star., 1952-01-08

|priations, including foreign eco
.nonlic aid, mustsbe cut to the
bone. M II
The accomplishments of this
session may be confined to the
Iannual appropriation bills, de-
fense measures such as a modest
introduction of universal military
training and continuation of eco
nomic controls
Both parties, however, will be
Ishovelling coal from the start to
keep the political pot boiling, and
the political oratory may keep
Congress here most of the year
House Republican Leader Mar
tin of Massachusetts, predicted the
session would last until October,
with time out for the national
conventions in July. House DEM
ocratic Leader Mccormack of
Evening star., 1952-01-08
Palisades Group Awards
.YuIe Decorations Prizes

Awards for residential Christ
mas decorations were presented
by Mrs. Eva Steiner at the Pal
isades Citizens Association meet
ing last night.
First and second prize cups, re-
spectively, were awarded to Allan
w. Fox. 5429 Cathedral avenue
NV, and DR.. and Mrs. Edwin o.
Cockey, 4835 w street NV. A
third prize was accepted by Mrs.
Helena j. Watkins, 4712 Reservoir
road NV.
Walter Chamblin, jr., vice pres
|ident of the National Association
of Manufacturers, spoke to the
group on citizenship.
The group met in the Palisades
Field House, Sherrier and Ed
munds places NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
CorIsen's Feat Hinges on Rules
OF Salvage and His Contract

and crew of the Newfoundland
$40, 900.
In the case of the Great Eas-
tern, the steering gear broke down
lin mid-ocean and no one of the
Officers or crew was capable of
repairing it. One Of the passen-
gers took over this task and was
able to make such repairs that
the Great Eastern was able to
proceed on her course. The court
made salvage award to him
A passenger on the Connemara
discovered a fire aboard at night
while the ship was tied up below
New Orleans. He gave the alarm
and helped a tugboat get line of
water on the fire, which was ex-
tinguished before it had spread
beyond the poop. He and the Off
GERS and crew of the tug made sal
wage claims and were awarded
$4,000. The value of the ship and
cargo was $236,000.
Crew members cannot claim
salvage because it is their duty to
use their utomst exertions to save
the ship. Salvage is given only to
those who do not have a duty to
save that particular vessel.
Evening star., 1952-01-08

prayer: Teach me the lessons
OF SoTroU. Amen.)