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Evening star., 1952-06-21
INSPECT ANY TIME

INSPECT ANY TIME
4008 3Oth St, Mt. Rainier. mr.. D. c.
line; fast transp. and shopping; de-
lightfully cool and airy: charming
home of 8 rooms and bath in excel
equipped fiuorescent lighted Kitchen,
new refgr. and stove; rooms and
bath on 1st floor and 3 rooms on
End floor; full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.;
storm windows. screens, Venetian
blinds and Thoroughly insulated;
beautiful large shaded lot with
variety of flowers and garden. Only
$14,750, on easy terms. Call FA.
1888, ewes and week end; WILLIAM
n T,EATH MA QTdO 90
Evening star., 1952-06-21
$3.50 DOWN

SEAT PLEASANT. MD.
Modern practically new Semidetached
brick home. Liv. rm., dinette, mod.
kit. garbage disposal. auto. washer,
two lge. bedrms.. tiled bath with
shower, alum. storm doors and
windows. 4eo financing. Monthly
payments less than rent. Call Mr.
Bowers.
CAAdPANELLA & CO.
EX A113 Ewes AID 49A7
Evening star., 1952-06-21

DETACHED HOME
3?12 Upshur ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md
Arrange to see this. 3 bedrms.. Iiy
rm. din. rm., kit. and bath; ige
lot; near schools, transp. and shop-
ping: S11,950. Ii. $4,000. Ii.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Evening star., 1952-06-21
BRICK CAPE COD

Close to bus and schools. this Cape
Cod has . bedrooms. living room
dining room. kitchen and bath;
finished End fioor; full basement.
Gections: efs Out CoIesyilIe tSGesy ysro rd to t.
Lanark Way, left to Rogart. left
to 1902.
BRICK RAMBLER
Only ! left Of these beautiful brick
ramblers. almost ready for occu-
pancy Featuring 2la baths, ultra
modern electric kitchen, full base
ment. outside entrance. But now
rections: Out Colesville I'd. to
Lorraine ave, left to house.
BRICK RAMBLER
On spacious corner lot, this lovely
brick rambler of 5 bedrooms, living
room, dining area. kitchen and bath
is the perfect buy of the week Easy
terms, ter Direct DiTections: Out Georgia
HathaTay" "' DR.. '0'' 's'' 70 i@''
BUNGALOW
living room. KITCHEN 'T with TIN taoie tsrSe
space, 2 pine-paneled rooms in base
ment: on large lot. Priced to- sell
at S11 500. Directions: Out Viers
Mill .rd. to shopping center. left on
kiandolph isai 10 5,a, St, left on selfridge ST..
COLONIAL
This beautiful redecorated Colonial
on lovely corner lot near schools
and transportation, is the perfect
home, with 3 bedrooms, living room,
Kitchen and bath, full basement,
screened side porch. Priced at
S16.S00 for quick sale. Directions:
out Piney Branch rd.. left on Old
Bladensburg rd.. left on East Wayne
ave. to 1900 Glenville I'd.
BRICK COLONIAL
Close to Silver Spring on large lot,
this spacious Colonial has 3-bed-
rooms and bath on End floor; large
living room. dining room, kitchen
with table space. pantry and break
fast nook on 1st floor; recreation
room and maids quarters in base
ment; attached garage Directions:
OUT Georgia ave. to Plyers Mill I'd,
right to Amherst ave. left to lO7OS.
AND MANY OTHER homes
TO CHOOSE FROM
THE TILLSON co.
REALTORS JU. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-06-21
TELEPHONE JU. 5000
FOR APPOINTMENT TO
INSPECT THESE
SILVER SPRING
OFFERINGS

81 5 $50, low down pymt. and reason
able terms-Three-b e-bedrm. brick ram
blers,. lots about 60x15O: firepl.,
complete GE kit, hot-water heating
system.
S16, $50. about $4,000 down and as
sumo large AZ, CT trust-Three-
bedrm. brk: rambler; almost new.
S22: :500-De luxe rambler built for
builders own home. Liv. nm, din.
rm., kit, 3 bedrms. and bath, den
or of1ce and full bath in basement;
many extras; = fireplaces; mercury
sWiIcnes' copper plumbing. garbage
disposal dishwasher. etc. AND
MANY OTHERS OF ALI TYPES
AND PRICE RANGES.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
Evening star., 1952-06-21

2 BEDRMs.' MASONRY $4,000
Finest constructions; copper plumbing.
steel easement windows; Is yrs.
old: separate din. rm; nice yard;
near schools. churches and SWIM
ming pool. $1,000. $3.50 down buys
perpetual lease. Open weekdays. 10
VETERAN HOUSING CORP, 4O-A
Crescent rd.. Greenbelt. Nd. Gil.
Evening star., 1952-06-21

OPEN SUN, 2 TO z
Country rambler. new brick. close to
All cows. and only miles from
liv. rm. with firepl., lge. built in
garage. full bsmt., gas a.-c. h. Only
S15.250. good terms. Central ave.
sc. to 62nd pl., turn right at open
sign: CLYDE J. MARKEY. ME
54o7i; Sun. eyes,. AP. 41Os and
Evening star., 1952-06-21
Do You Want the Best? ?

In q $50, 900. 4-bedrm. ranch house?
2 acres. 2-car garage; built with the
best material and workmanship by
a custom builder approximately 2
yrs. ago. 1t is better than new. with
shrubbery and lawn well established.
Rockville, overlooking the lakes in
Glen Hills CLUB Estates and miles
Of Md. countryside. Shown py appt
MR.. SIMMONS, Rockville 3424.
Evening star., 1952-06-21
OPEN
SUNDAY. 2-7

sparks Agency cordially invites YOU
to inspect this delightful Colonial
brick. 8 twin-size bedrms., paneled
gen and recr. rm.. powder rm., 1st
LOOT: hse: small patio with delightful
ave; ext: past Langley Shopping
center. left on Oakview DIR. to 1911
Oakvlew dr.. Silver Spring. MRS
SIEED. OU. 2Q05 III S-2r20 -oo
Evening star., 1952-06-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
BURCH REALTY
PRESENTS
$3.50
S1O.950

S1,SO0 DOWN
College Park-Attrac. 2-bedrm. hum
galow; lge., equip. kit; excel. corner
lot. many shade trees. Bal. like rent.
TO. 4147.
Evening star., 1952-06-21
A STEAL
VACANT

Out of-town owner must sell imme-
diately this 3-yr -old det corner
brick home. located in excellent sec
tion of Bethesda with 6 rms. 3
bedrms.; bath. 1st fl. Law. full bsmt.
Immediate possession. Call Me
1143 until 6 pm. today or Sunday
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
Evening star., 1952-06-21

FOR SALE BY OWNER in South
Woodley section. Falls Church, Va.
2-bedrm; California Redwood; liv.
I'm I'm. with iuil brick wall fireplace,
heat. indirect lighting; carport and
attached storage rm.; large land
scaped wooded N-acre lot with rail
renee; outdoor fireplace. garden plot.
Conv: to schools, bus line and shop.
center. Price. $16,S00, 81, 900 cash
gown REQ, small end trust. Assume
4e. GI loan. Monthly payments.
$76. Call JE. 4-4O5O 40
Evening star., 1952-02-07

TO '"uncork" that stuffed-up nose use Mentholatum
Use It every night to help assure free clear breathing
when you have . cold. Relieves stuffed-up nasal
passages.
Evening star., 1952-06-30
'Londoners to Bid
IStreetcors Good-by
AT End of Week
BY the Asseeioied Press

LONDON. June 30.-All the
street cars left in London today
carried signs which were their
obituary notices. The signs said !:
Last tram week-on July S we
say goodby to London"
After that date there simply will
be no street cars on London
streets. and the 1879 million per-
sons who daily pay fares to 60
some place will have to pay them
to buses and subway trains.
There still remain 66. miles of
tram routes. The cars have been
eliminated in eight stages. It cost
8 million pounds ($25.2 million)
For years the tram car fought a
losing battle in busy London
streets. In the swirl of traffic,
it couldn't dodge. and it was
blamed for a lot of traffic jams.
The big, red double-deck London
buses, which look ungainly
enough. really are pretty nimble
Remorselessly. they chased the
tramcarS off the streets.
There. are $500 of the double
Evening star., 1952-06-30
Burglar, RemorsefuI
As Surgery Failed 10
Cure Him, Ends Life
By the Associated Press

BUTLER, Pa. June 30.-Millard
F.. Wright. 42-year-old confessed
burglar who underwent brain
surgery in. a vain attempt to curb
his urge to steal, no longer is
tormented by his conscience.
He killed himself yesterday in
a fit of remorse. State police at
the Butler barracks found Wright
dead in a detention cell. Around
his neck was makeshift moose;
an artery in one arm had been
severed.
Three suicide notes told OF
Wright's regret for his life OF
crime. One stated:
Il am sentencing myself to
death for all my evil misdeeds. u
In 1947 Wright underwent an
Operation in a Pittsburgh hospital
in which part of his brain was
removed. It was believed the oper-
alton had eliminated Wright's
urge to steal. He was paroled from
prison IN 1919.
Admitted 30 Burglaries.
Two weeks ago police arrested
Wright and found more than $25,-
900 worth of stolen loot in his
Pittsburgh apartment. He ad-
mitted % house burglaries in
Western Pennsylvania and two in
West Virginia. the police reported
A few days ago he was brought
here to show police the scenes OF
his burglaries.
Wright's 27-year-old wife Ro-
berta could only say. "Millard in
my opinion was a very good man
What he had wrong with him
was something he couldn't do any
thing about"
Married in April.
Wright's second note to his
wife. whom he married in April
read:
"Good-by. my darling. Give my
eternal love to my good. loyal wife
who has been more to me than ]
deserve. I am sentencing myself
to death for my evil misdeeds."
The third note. addressed to
"those I harmed" said:
please forgive me. I die in sin
cere sorrow"
Evening star., 1952-06-30
Friars Honor Judy Garland,
Allow Women on Platform
By the Assoeiated Press

LOS ANGELES, June 30.-The
half-century-old Friars' Club. ac-
tors fraternal organization, broke
tradition last night at a testi-
monial dinner honoring Judy
Garland and allowed women on
the speakers platform.
| Film Players Rosalind Russell,
Olivia De Havilland and Marie
Wilson took the platform along
with such male performers as
George Burns, Ezio PIMA and Ed
Wynn to pay tribute to Miss
Garland as Miss Show Business. y
/ Toastmaster George Jessel said
the little girl with the big voice
lis personally responsible for the
rebirth of vaudeville at the Palace
tTheater in New York"
Evening star., 1952-06-30
Jews Lose Voice in lroq

BAGHDAD, June 80 (P.-The
Iraqi House of Representatives
has rejected a ruling of the su-
preme court that Jews be repre-
sented by one member. They
wiped out all representation for
the minority group. Previously
Jews were represented by six
members in the lower house and
one senator.
Evening star., 1952-06-30

deckers in the metropolitan area
which take sc million fares daily.
Underground trains collect about
Q million fares.
Evening star., 1952-06-30
Puckinq Slump in AIusku

FAIRBANKS.-Alaska produced
1885, 900 cases of canned fish in
1850. the lowest figure for the in
dustry since the year 1921.
Evening star., 1952-06-30
Points for Purents-sy Eayth 7home. weree.

Mother-Ill help you put your
clothes into your new little ward
robe. Which shelf do you want
your sunSuitS on? Do you
want your shoes on the floor or
on q low shelf?
Evening star., 1952-06-30

Mother-I moved all your
clothes into your new wardrobe
while your were at jeans. See
how nice it looks. Now want you
to keep them all just the way I've
fixed them.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Al Burned 10 Death
In Mexican Bus Blast
Ry the Associoted Press

ATLIXCo, Mex. Jan. 26. Forty
one persons were burned to death
today in bus fire and explosion
seven miles south of here. Six
victims were small children.
Six passengers escaped the
flaming vehicle and are hospital
lied here with severe burns. The
driver also escaped and fed, ap-
parently uninjured.
Survivors said the fire broke out
when the driver lit a cigarette
and tossed the burning match to
the floor near a leaking gasoline
tank. The gasoline caught fire.
The driver threw himself out Of
the window beside him, and the
bus, out of control, crashed into
a tree and rolled over into a ditch.
survivors said. An explosion fol-
lowed, and flames swept the bus.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Liquor Store Customer
.FIees With $500 in Holdup

A liquor store customer ordered
a bottle Of port wine, then pulled
a revolver from his pocket and
robbed the clerk of between $500
and $375 last night, police re-
ported.
Mrs. Marian Mizel of 1926 Bel
mont street NV. told police the
bandit entered the Economy Wine
and Liquor Store, 1000 Eighteenth
street NV. about 1890 pm.
After he obtained the money,
she said. he ordered her to give
him a cloth bag. He stuffed the
money into the bag and fed. He
was described as colored. about 80
or IS years old, 5 feet 8 inches
tall, and weighing 160 pounds. He
was wearing a dark blue topcoat.
a dark suit and sunglasseS.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
B-29s Drop 20 Tons of Bombs
OnRed AirfieId NedrMunchurio
MICS Stoy Home After IS Are Downed;
U. S. Roiders Meet Slight Ground Fire

lchurian sanctuary after seven
days of spectacular United States
F-86 Sabre jet victories. The score
for period ended Friday was Is
MICS shot down, no Sabres.
The United States 18th All
Force reported that in addition
to the is Russian-built jets des-
troyed, two we're probably shot
down and five damaged. Foul
Allied planes were lost to Com
munist ground gunners, but none
in air combat during the week
ended Friday.
It was noteworthy decrease
from the average loss of 10 Allied
planes a week.
F-86 Sabres patrolled MIG
Alley-high above the south bank
of the Yalu--to protect fighter
bombers striking at the battered
Red supply system yesterday. But
the MICS stayed home.
On the bleak, snow-covered
battlefront. possibly 400 counter
attacking Chinese Reds drove
Allied troops from a western
Korean hill captured Friday night
Two Chinese companies took the
hill. west of Yonchon. with strong
support of artillery. mortars and
machine guns.
Elsewhere on the front, in
fantrymen huddled in foxholes
The temperature was Is degrees
"A few Communist nuisance
patrol actions were noted.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Eastern High Football Tackle
Ties Streetcur in Scrimmuqe

A husky 18-year-old Eastern
High School football star had a
brief scrimmage with a streetcar
last night and it appeared to be a
tie.
Although the youth, Henry Wa
demonstrating tackle on East
ern's championship grid team last
season-was bounced across the
street and into a tree. he ap-
parently was not seriously hurt.
Young Waterman was running
across Pennsylvania avenue Sc,
near Fourth street, about 7:15
pm. He was struck by a street
car operated by Lester j. Picard.
20. of sos Brandywine street Sc,
police reported.
The score: Forehead cuts and
Evening star., 1952-01-27

the President up to date on Wash
ington planning and the half hour
discussion turned to dispersal Of
Government Offices to nearby
areas. Mr.. Truman told the COM
mission he thought well of the
program, which has been brought
forward again by the National
Security Resources Board.
1--WE had a very sympathetic
audience with the President and
feel greatly encouraged over the
sincere interest he expressed in
improvement projects and plans
for Washington in general" Mr..
,Remon said later.
1--WE also told the President the
Planning Commission was all fos
the dispersal program and that
the commission felt it should be
consulted with regard to the
plans" the chairman added.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

bruises and possible shoulder and
pelvic injuries. none believed seri-
Gus for Waterman. A small light
smashed on the front Of the
streetcar.
Police said Waterman was hurled
to the street by the impact. He
skidded on his left shoulder and
face diagonally across the street
into a tree 25 feet away. Both
the youth and the motorman told
police they had a green light at
the intersection.
AT Casualty Hospital. where
Waterman was taken for treat
ment. he laughed of the incident.
The grid star, who weighs 220
pounds and is 6 feet, III inches
tall, lives at SIT "A street Sc.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Wesi Europe DeadIocked
On Army Unification
BY The Associated Press

PARIS, Jan. 26.-Western Euro
pean foreign ministers appeared
deadlocked tonight on steps to
create a unified army which could
enlist German troops for the de-
fenSe Of the West.
The ministers argued the ques-
ton more than four hours without
making any appreciable progress
on a plan for a combined, single
uniform defense force Of 43 divi-
sions. Represented in the discus
sions were France, West Germany,
Italy, and the "Benelux" coun-
tries Belgium. the Netherlands,
and Luxembourg.
In their sessions, due to con-
tinue through Monday, the minis
ters are racing against q deadline
fixed by the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization. Their plan is sup
posed to be submitted to a NATO
opening in Lisbon
February IS.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

type aircraft on the Sinuiju field
1t is listed by the United States
Air Force as one of two such fields
which are "serviceable for use by
enemy fighters" The other is at
Uiju, also on the Yalu.
The seven attacking B-29s ran
into moderate ground fire, but
the Air Force said they all re-
turned safely to their bases in
Japan. No Communist fighter
planes appeared.
Field Raided Last May.
The Sinuiju field was the site
of the largest mass air attack of
the Korean war last May 8. More
than 800 Allied planes took part.
Superforts were not in on that
daylight raid.
There were no jet battles in
Korea yesterday. The Communist
MIG 15s stayed in their Man
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Late News
Bulletin
a n.
Police Seek 2 Boys

Rescue squads searched wood
ed areas and fields near Morn
ingside, Nd, early today for tvs
young boys missing from home
since 5 pm. yesterday. The
boys are Michael Koben, 6.
and his brother, Stacey, Z, Of
41S Maple road. All available
men from 10 rescue squads in
the area Joined in the hunt.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Grand Jury
To Study Bus Strike
For Violation Of Law .
McKeldin's Threot of
Legislative Steps Fails
To Break Deadlock
BY The Assoeiased Press

BALTIMORE. Jan. 26.-Weary
union and company officials at
midnight tonight were still trying
to reach an agreement that would
end Baltimore's 7-day transit
strike.
They began their marathon ne
gotiation session at 4::16 pm
Shortly before 8 p.m.,. they took
a break for lunch, then returned
to a suite of rooms in a down.
town hotel,
Late in the afternoon, city Of
f1cials said a grand jury would
be asked to decide whether either
the Baltimore Transit Co., or the
AFL union representing 5000
striking operators and mainte-
nance personnel has violated any
law.
McKeldin May Act.
Gov. McKeldin also stepped into
the picture with a threat to take
legislative action if the strike is
not settled by noon Sunday.
Anselm Sodaro, Baltimore City
States attorney, said the decision
on grand jury action was taken
at conference with Judges Her.
man M. Moser, John p. Tucker
and F. Paul Mason of the Balti-
more criminal courts and other
city officials.
Mr.. Sodaro refused to specify
any laws that might figure in the
investigation.
Mr.. Sodaro said representatives
Of both company and union would
be summoned to appear before the
grand jury "for the purpose Of
Iinquiring whether the action Of
the Baltimore Transit Co. and oi
it's employees constituted any viola
ton of the criminal laws of this
State"
McKeldin "Out of Patience"
Declaring himself completely
out of patience" the Governor
announced:
II serve notice on poth sides
that unless by noon tomorrow
they shall have agreed on settle
ment. / shall contact leaders oil
the General Assembly with a view
Evening star., 1952-01-27
French Electric Rate
Raised Another 1I%
BY The Assoeiafed Press

PARIS. Jan. 26.- Frenchmen
win have to pay more for elec-
tricity and train travel, it was
announced today.
Electricity charges. which were
raised an average Of IL per cent
last October, will Jump again
Monday about IL per cent for
domestic users and 8 per cent for
industrial consumers.
The Sovernment-oWned nation
al railroads increased passenger
fares by one franc per kilometer
tsstns Of a nilel. Freight charges
went up about 10 per cent.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Featured Reading
Inside Todoy's Stor

fNTiclNG THE YoUNG-The Com
munists seek out sullibIe youths ia
theis saceasias eompoisn to win Con-
yerts. Herbert A. Philbrick, who
worked within the Communist orscni-
zotion as counterspy for the Fol,
tells how the Communists sought to
organize the Nations youth. Page
A-3.
DIG QUESTION MARK-The senote
inquiry into District crime hos left
mony unanswered qaestions. Win the
answers be supplied A discussion Of
the chonees Of getting to fhs root of
gambling and other crime here ap-
peors on Poge c-l.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Mexico Dumps Milk

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 26. (R.-
Milk flowed in the streets Of
Mexico today. Thousands Of
quarts, which inspectors found
watered. toxic. dirty or adulter-
ated, were poured down the sewers.
1t was part of a concerted cam
paign to clean the capitals milk
supply.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
By the Associated Press

SEOUL, Sunday. Jan. 27.-
United States Superforts flew far
into northwest Korea last night
and dumped 10 tons of bombs on
SinuUu in their first attack on
this fighter base just across the
Yalu River from Manchuria.
Reconnaissance planes recently
spotted more than 60 propeller
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Rules Group Agrees
To Rehear Plea for
Longer Crime Probe
Meeting Set for Tuesday;
Further Extension Seen
II Evidence Wurrunts
BY John v. Homer

Three members of the Senate
Rules Committee indicated last
night that the District crime in
vestigation may be extended be-
yond the present February 29
deadline.
The question of granting more
time. for the probe by a Senate
District subcommittee probably
will be settled finally Tuesday.
At that time the rules group
will be asked. for the second time
within a week. to approve an ex-
tension permitting completion of
the inquiry which has concen-
trated on organized gambling and
possible police collusion.
Fund Request Trimmed.
The Rules Committee voted last
Wednesday to appropriate $4,000
so the investigation could run
through February. This was ap-
proved by the Senate. Chairman
Nicely of the Senate District COM
mittee had asked $61 200 to carry
the investigation to June /.
Senator Greene, Democrat, of
Rhode Island, ranking member
of the Rules Committee, said
last night he believed the action
of his group had been misunder-
stood.
1--WE did not have sufficient evil
dence of what they (the Nicely
unit. have accomplished so far
said Senator Greene. "By extend
ing the time of their investiga-
tion from January 81 to February
20 we have given them a chance
to cite the evidence.
Will Welcome Evidence.
with the rest of the Gules)
committee, ! look forward to hear
ing the presentation Of their
case"
This opinion was echoed by
Senator Gillette, Democrat, OF
Iowa, and Senator Jenner. Re
publican, of Indiana.
IF the work of the Neely SUBJ
committee is incomplete and there
lis shown to be a reasonable need
for continuing its activity, I am
ready to devote additional funds,
(See CRIME. Page A-5.l
Evening star., 1952-01-27
S149,5OO Earmarked
For RedeveIopment IN
Section Of Southwest
Foley Authorizes Sum
For Completion Of Plans
To Rehubilitute Area

The Federal Government yes
terday authorized $l49.500 for
completion Of the Districts final
plans for redevelopment of a seq
ment OF the Southwest section.
Approval Of the expenditure
was announced by Raymond NJ
Foley, administrator Of the Hous-
ing and Home Finance Agency.
The sum was earmarked fol
plans to rehabilitate a "blighted'
area bounded by Fourth, South
Capitol. G and NJ streets south
west.
Searles Halls Move.
John r. Searles, jr., executive
director of the District Redevelop-
ment Land Agency. which admin
listers the local program, hailed
the authorization as a step in the
progress of Slum clearance in the
Nations Capital.
The section is chiefly residential
although it has fallen into disre-
pair over the years. With this ap-
preparation. Mr.. Searles said, the
land agency may now proceed
with planning program sched-
uled to be completed by May /.
The overall program calls for
ultimate sale of Southwest area
land to private. builders who will
develop the property in accord
ance with the land agency's blue
print.
First Funds Last Year.
The local agency received its
first funds from the Housing and
Home Agency last year under pro-
visions of the Housing Act Of 1949.
With this sum the Southwest was
surveyed and project area bound
aries were recommended to the
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission.
Boundaries were approved by
NCPPC and the District Commits
sioners last summer.
Part Of the land agency pro-
gram is to acquaint residents of
the affected areas with details OF
the redeyelopment. A recent meet
ing was heavily attended.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
By Nelson M. Shepard

President Truman discussed the
urgency of Government dispersal
with members of the National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission at a White House con-
ference yesterday, receiving assur-
ances of whole hearted support
of the plan.
Headed by Chairman John A.
Remon. the commission brought