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Evening star., 1952-05-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
NEW BRICK CAPE COB

onISA SAE - VII
SEE IT AND MAKE AN OFFER
Beautiful custom-built corner, located
just. this side of University lane. two
blocks of, New Hampshire ave. ex-
tended: featuring extra large rooms
and closets throughout. it has flrSt
floor bedroom or den and half bath
two master bedrooms and bath on
second floor: large dining room and
Kitchen; full basement. Call Mr.
At1. MARsHAIL fssi III. j. j. wApLE co.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346
CLOSE TO KENSINGTON
ONLY $14, 500
II you are looking for Q smaller
home that has everything. here it
is. Lovely yard. patio with out
door fireplace. fruit trees, berries,
vegetable garden, separate play yard
Tor children, on quiet street. Two
bedrooms on first floor, two on End.
mnlshed rec. rm. Call Mrs. Dawson,
MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
3-bedrm. frame; liv. rm., frepl.. di-
nette, kit, tiled bath; oil heat:
acre lot adjoining. Also masonry
home; liv. rm.. dinette. kit, > bed
rms, bath, inclosed porch; oil heat;
Also finished basement, q acre. I'M
mediate possession.
SMITH w. ALLNUTT. SR.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
NEAR WOODSIDE

Georgian brick, custom-built one
block to shopping and transporta-
ton; large rooms, center hall. SIe
baths; 24-ft: inclosed porch; .
immaculate and modern, Priced
below today's cost: very reasonable
financing. VIM. H. SAUNDERS co
INC, D1. 1915; ewes, 81. 4746.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEVERLY -MANOR-Large brick
BUNGALOW; B rms, screened porch on
1St floor; stairway to huge attic
tfln.l; full. dry bsmt.; gas h.-w.h. !;
double lot, beautifully planted. Price
Sl4 500. Call WA. 5000 till 8 pm.
ROBERT 8. DAVIS & CO.. 5
COLMAR MANOR - Bungalow ar
ranged as > apis. on dble. lot;
rms. and bath in each apt. Gas
h.-w.h Asking price. S11,950 with
$500 down. Owner must sell. May
take even less. Cali PERRY BOS-
WELL. INC. WA. 450O. Open It'll
HYATTsVILLE = Lovely 3-bedrm.
bungalow; 20-ft. liv. rm.. din. rm.
with firepl. full bsmt., oil h.-wh.
Nice level lot. Close to bus. parochial
and public schools Reduced 70
$4,000 for immediate sale. Call
PERRY BOSWELL. INC. WA. $500.
HYATTSVLLE. nr. everything-Home
and income; 10-rm. home, very good
cond.. oil h.-w:h:, full bsmt., has 3
equipped kits. Asking price, 81. $50.
Sub. down payment. LOUIS MILLER.
Realtor. UN. 2723; eyes,. WA. 60E.
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CONGRESS HTS 21a-family corner
porch. Nice yd. Near Nichols and
cortland. Price, $4,000; terms.
consider trade: JOHN l.. Shell
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18th PLACE Sc. lust OF Alabama
aye.-Semidet. brick home; liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms. and bath
G1 financing. JAMES S. WILDER,
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HOUSES FOR sALELMp.

immac. brk. bunea.; bedrms.. Sas
JOHN Seha'J f. JoHssoS In eSs Sss MA $3.50 sn p,
MT. RAINIER-Immediate possession.
Nice o-Em; bungalow plus finished
attic: Full bsmt; 2-car garage.
0}Tner s}IHnsl. g f0gcsd sdo te sell eel because Of
70 all Reasonable offers. CSii PERRY
BOSWELL, INC, WA. $500. Open
ROGERS HEIGHTs-Cape Cod brick:
twin.sized bedrms,. 2 full-tiie
TeE%s. TeE%s JOHN H. JOHNSON. VA.
WEST LANHAM HILLs-cape Cod
cottage; 5 rooms, kitchen and bath;
re TseasoWnaaoly Wa yssgpGiced ppiced. 77a2 Garrison
MODERN S-RM. sEMIDEr. BRICK.
Gastefn efa' aver ef sis!bon II !Asnp 9.. ave and
BY oWNER-2-fsmiIy nat: in good
eond:; in good section of Alex:
separate entrances; liv rent free;
apts ons aSs esfiEf CsSDensss Of both n,
down payment, BY appt. only. ST.
HOUSES BY HGGHEsENeW e%'' house
Se,9t}Isse S,3,Iss IN ne. suburb: stunning
prize-winnins lot low cost opera. opera.
sfSs5o RS VIM DEi'fd r. auoHEs FHfEssonisy Hs 1905 q:
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Texas ram
pier: bright eheery pastels, excep-
tional construction. 3 sunny bed
rooms, colorful, ceramic tile bath.
enormous model kitchen. sparkling
new new and IN Established neighborhocd
sfss5o cst VIM M R. fRGnysaissesS R1Sass sp 3o6 9oly
HOUSES BY HUGHES dream
nqses,ctf nomf t9r msn. large sIl family with .
down, finished bedrooms up, all
ment, hot-water heat, den. sarase.
ahG ahSs tssacse Ss1Ha Earden spot. Remark
HudHEsul HH5e nasue Ap' a. 1fo6 SoIt'@0o. VIM. R.
HOUSES by HUGREs-west Hyatts-
Vile custom-built all-brick Colonial;
can ca, @ see schools, stores and bus from
spacious basement. Restfui grassy
Iet' ,,,S. ,VSaSSnt. Priced to sell. VIM.
eSc h .huSihES; AP. 400: IS
Sg09 Gho,c. LIST ,nS,.,Aa1v AVE: HYATTsvMLE-
Queens Chapel rds. imposing 6-rm.
brick Colonial; screened porch, full
oSmt,; detached garage; beautifully
Sisnte4 nAI,S corner lot; Vacant; ROBERT
NEw BRICK K R Rambler M4 Rsoo. No. 90 s ssso
down buys this better-built S-room
nome; f1repl. in liv. rm., separate
DIN. rm., equip. kit; full bsmt'.
gas heat; steel beam construction.
plastered walls; An inspection will
available. CT approved at $4,000.
High location near Templeton Manor
Rlyerdale. Call WA. 5000 til 9 D m.
R0BERT 8; DAVIS a. CO. IS
galow, on extra deep lot; bsu1t., oil
heat, equip. kit: % min. by bus to
downtown. Popular location near
new. super highway. Bal less than
rent; Call WA. 5000 til o pm.
ROBERTS s. DAVIS Il co. IS
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HOUSES FOR sALLs.w.
COLORED-POSSESSION
ONT " c2os DOyr1NT

Buys this very clean 2-story semidet
brick; q lge. rms, bath; gas h.
VIII; stove, refgr.; newly redeco.
rated. A real buy. Situated 900 blk
OF @ st. s.w. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO, 1924 Eye st. NV, Elk. 3400;
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HOUSES FOR SAEE-MD.
KENSINGTON

A builder took this lovely home In
trade for a larger property The
value is here: 1h acres, IL big
apple trees, 2 black walnut trees,
FISH and lily pond with fountain.
space for garden and dog kennels
Drive out Ga. or Conn. ave. to
Plyers Mill rd, turn into st. Mar
garets way, then turn into Nc
ComaS. or call OR. 0400 for appt.
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$21,950
SILVER SPRING

A detached white brick home nestled
in a setting of shade trees: quiet
square. yet within 3 blocks of shop
ping center. Hecht Co, etc. Schools
and transportation Immediately at
dining room, glaSSed-in porch up
to-date kitchen, 3 BEDROOMS. 2
TILE BATHS; finished basement,
hobby room. oil h.-w. heat; built-in
garage; lot 50x163; rear garden in
closed with Anchor fence. Oficer's s
ReasonabIe terms Can 1I Nh o'poN- ON
NELL (evenings. ia. 5172).
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th ct. NV. Realtors. II. $3.50
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

CHlLLUM, $1s,95O-Attractive det
brick home locates only . block,
from the bus and blocks to ele-
mentary . school. First a. has liv
equipped kit. with breakfast space,
NICE bedr%s and and tfsS RHssn 6ath the5s on
End d. Storage space, fun bsmt.
beautiful fenced yard. $4,000 cash
required; Monthly payments Of S1O7.
Absolutely the finest buy in this area
MfcAffGAN PARKKN KNiiihl aREAEse;aSSti9fSSii Eh; SS9Si
stone and brick row home in q de-
sirable location conv. to everything.
9 spacious rooms, 2 baths, recrea-
tlon room. gas furnished. Newly re-
SSecorated gee and hoors sanded. A fine
Ia. 6-66e6 or JU. 7-7s6s. PECK
CO.. keel. Agt. 361S 18th st. ne.
PARK, just of South Oak
sve,Midin san,ida, , ,neT-houss area; modern
iTa1 iiv Tm 6flek Sin rm only ktsbsn years S old;
rms. and tiled bath; full basement Oen
with gas. heat Priced S12,950 on
eTsy. La. o-s6s6;. PEEK PEG NJ 60. DCaBns sSf s
NEAR cAfaoL1c q niS6 uN1vERsrrY-At-
,tractive semidet. brick, reception
hall, liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen and
incl, porch on 1st floor; 3 nice bed
rooms on End floor; auto. heat and
garage; ideal for renting to students.
Most reasonably priced at $14. 500.
co, 1918 18th st. ne.
135 TENNESSEE AVE.-Terms. This
attrac; home has lge. spacious
rms. lge. kit: in excel. cond. JOHN
F. DoNOHOE, Real Estate, 623
Penns: ave. Sc. Ii. 6-6767; ewes,
1900 BLOCK RHODE ISLAND Ave
-6-room semidetached brick, .
screen porches. Diet. garage. Excel
lent elevation. Gas hot-water heat.
SHOWN by appt. only. Call Mr.. Lynch.
HE, 65S5. Ewes, DE. 5253. WOOD
WARD Il NORRIS. Realtor, 123
2200 BLOCK 18th ST. NE.
Six-room brick, newly decorated
Modern in every respect. owner
moving to larger home. For ap-
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HOUSES SALE-N.E. (cont. /,
COLORED

100 Block r. l. Ave. NE.
and . rear porches, enclosed, rec.
rm... garage. This is a fine home
good cash down payment. Call Mr.
Pendleton, DU. 346S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor l224 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
COLORED-$1, 900 DOWN
4th AND RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Modern 7-room tapestry brick. full
bsmt.. gas heat, front porch, nice
backyard. You know this won't last
SO call me now. Mr.. Kitchens,
ATLAS REALTY CO., ST. 1868 or
NO. O006. Ill
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$4,000 DOWN
GI-S8OO DOWN

One new 2-bedrm. expan-
sible. rambler in beautiful Rock
Creek Palisades. KenSinRton,
Nd. Fully equipped. including
Laundromat. S63 per mo-.
incl. taxes and insurance.
STANDARD PROPERTIES,
INC. LO. 5-44S4,
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CHEVY CHASE, MD"
An attractive det. Dutch Colonial
brick home, located Just of Conn.
ave. between the , country clubs
with s rms; 3 bedrms; . full baths
large finished attic: recrea tion rm
must be sold. Owner moving wants
immediate sale. Call ME. l143 until
8 pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
ReaItor.
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BETHESDA.

ALTA VISTA TERRACE
Conv: to grade school. Natl Inst. of
Health and Naval Hosp. Charming
on 1st A.; "a bath, de luxe Norge
range and refgr., gar. disp.; two
twin-sized bedrms. and bath: large
screened porch. full basement. gas
heat; very attrac. brick patio with
furn. incl, other extras: suitable
financing. Owner desirous of making
quick sale. Reasonably priced at
S2S,5OO.
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New 3-Bedrm. Rambler
In d C-S00 600

New 3-Bedrm. Rambler
In D. C.-$2O,6OO
Excellently constructed brick rambler.
1S-ft. iv. rm. w/f1repl., sep. din.
rm., kit. tw/table space), garbage
disposal. dishwasher; well-propor-
toned bedrms., closets, full bsmt.
T[sep; entr; Law; gas heat. CALL
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. 54OO.
COLORED - VACANT, s32 11th st.
ne. II you have a good lob and
want to be q home owner with q
very low down payment, call Mr.
Bs Games; isaa FIR. 1887. COX 4 CO.
CoLoRED-ATTACHED BRICK home
OF 9 rooms and bath. semifnished
recr. room. INV. oil heat; garage;
neer ooRR. r. ]. ave: shops and bus;
CoIORED.RivER TERRACE-ssiExs.: SIX:
room row brick with 3 bedrooms,
tile bath with shower. incloSed
porch, full bsmt., oil heat; vacant;
Ssgse s3SR Can bs ME 4Sss 4RSSshsssy ss.n,ns. a
coIoREp2BEAuT. efeR EioBEAu WOODBRIDGE.
Modern det. 6-rm. brick; liv. rm
with firepl.. large side porch. built
in garage, 9 nice bedrms.; i'm
looking for the best. call Mr..
Penland till 10 pm, LU. 2-7612.
ATLAS REALTY co. s
COLORED - RIVER TERRACE-Six
rooms; first time offered: if you
this is it; cheap. modern. sharp as
a tack. Call early for a look at this.
Mr. Penland. till 10 pm. LU.
2-7612. ATLAS REALTY CO. IS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS by owner.-2
semidet. bricks; q rms, Ia baths;
full bsmt. each side; Ia yrs. old.
Sell separately or together. Sub
Stantlal cash required. Open daily,
to p.m. 25S Oakwood st. sc.
Evening star., 1952-05-06
GLENMONI
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE

A 2-bedrm. bungalow that is different
located in q custom community; Level
Handicapped lot with shade trees;
near public and parochial schools;
all other conv. Ewes, call 81. 20SU
or 81. 9745.
Lawrence v. Lutes Company
81. 4222.
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18th ST. NV.
METZLER, REALTORS

RAMBLER DE LUKE
An exquisite home on a ia-acre home
site, in an unsurpassed environ
ment; this custom-bu home has
everything the discrim. buyer seeks;
large beautiful living room. separ,
bedrooms. 2 bahs, large library
with fireplace; Gear garage; beau
tifully decorated with many un-
usual appointments. E. NJ. FRY, INC.
WI $500. til 9 pm. -
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PARKWOOD RAMBLER

SILVER SPRING COLONIAL
3 bedrms;, 1ha baths; beautiful cor
ner lot; In Silver Springs finest sub
DIVISION; only S4,950 cash required.
Call MIR. KERSHNER, .SH. 1878;
ewes, 81. 1914 S y
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$2,5OO DOWN
Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD

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Evening star., 1952-02-13
Charles Taft
CONTINUED From First Page,

lContlnueo from ffSI PageJ
indorse any one they want. With
the help of my Republican friends
both inside and outside the or
ganization. I expect to carry Ham
ilton County in the primary or
May g."
Senator Taft already enjoys the
Hamilton groups support in his
bid for the G. o. P. presidential
nomination. The Senator is stay
ing out of the State primary bat
tie for local Offices.
The resolution stated thai
Charles Taft 'has for 20 years
given only lip service to the Re-
publican Party his political
background has been and is 9
continuous association with Demo-
Gratis. whom he has supported and
elected to public Office is an
intimate of the Mime. Perkinses
and the Dean Achesons. -"
Mr.. Taft was a Charterite coun-
Gilman in Cincinnati before enter
ing the race for the gubernatorial
nomination. The Charterites are
composed of Democrats and Lib
|eral Republicans. Charles Taft has
stated that he thought his Char
terite activities we're compatible
with his views on party unity.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
Last Year Of Mink Dynasty
|McKeIdin Tells G. or. Club

practice have been there since
the 1930s."
Gov. McKeldin, who has beer
as a possible Republi-
can candidate for Vice President
was the principal speaker before
the 1000 G.. o. p. club members
and guests. The clubs member
ship is predominantly from the
New York metropolitan area. A
delegation from Maryland accom-
panied the Governor here.
Another speaker, Senator Ives
Republican, Of New York, also
attacked official corruption and
declared there is too much con-
centration of powers in the Fed
eral Government.
Gov. McKeldin, in an inter-
view preceding the dinner, said he
expected the "a Maryland dele
gates to go to the Republican Ma
tional Convention pledged to him
as ''favorite son" candidate.
He said he did not know how
the delegation might swing, but
he added that he has had several
talks with Senator Taft Of Ohio, a
presidential aspirant.
Gov. McKeldin said he would
accept the vice presidential nomi-
nation If it was offered him.
At the dinner Gov. McKeldin
was introduced by Gov. Dewey
who discussed his travels In the
Far East last year.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
Reorganization
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ments of district tax commission
ers would result in getting OFF,
cials "who have standing as ex-
perts In highly specialized fields
rather than because Of their po-
litical qualifications"
Senator McCelland said he
doubted that the reorganization
plan would save money either for
the Government 0r for the tax
payers. He complained that Wit
nesses at the hearings thus far
have not estimated the probable
cost Of the revised set up.
Alternate Plan Offered.
The chairman suggested that
Congress. instead of approving the
reorganization bill, could achieve
the same general objective by
passing a bill retaining all major
provisions Of the reorganization
proposal except the plan to put
District Commissioners under Civil
Service.
Mr.. Lawton replied that "a great
deal would be lost" if q separate
bill Of that, kind were substituted
for the reorganization plan. He
said he believes the basic purpose
of the plan to increase efficiency
of the Bureau was to develop a
completely professional career
service consisting Of personnel in
the top field offices who are
thoroughly versed in the intri-
cacies of the Internal Revenue
laws and experienced in coping
with problems of modern admins
tration."
Evening star., 1952-02-13
America Hurting Herself
by Trade Bans, Russia Says
By the Associated Press

LONDON. Feb. 13. - Moscow
Radio said today the United
States policy of restricting the
amount Of goods sold to Russia
is harming American business.
prior to the second World
War, trade between the United
States and the U. s. S. r. came to
hundreds Of millions Of dollars
annually" the official radio said,
"but at present there is almost
no trade between our countries. %
United States industry now
suffers from a shortage Of
chromium and manganese ores
which it used to import from the
U. s. S. r. and United States in
dustries which used to sell goods
to the U. s. S. r. are now having
difficulties marketing their prod
ucts," 1t added. :.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
Warren Sees g. @. P. Doomed
Without Social Progress Plan

AROUSE the people to indigna-
tion over every breach Of public
|trust-1lo Democratic administra-
tion can now do these things.
Twenty years Of inbreeding Of dis
cordant elements precludes it.
TAKE the secrecy out of Gov
eminent and expose public acts
to public view. The Democratic
administration will not do that.
Plea for Economy.
Give the people economy mot
the false kind that abandons i'm
portant services or permits them
to run down at the heel, but rigid
economy that squeezes out Of every
tax dollar everything Of value
In every program, domestic. for
eign and military.
Administer the tax laws fairly
$50 racketeers and chiselers will
pay their taxes as honest people
do.
"Resist at all times the infiltra-
ton Of communism at home and
tight its aggression abroad.
Fight imitation the silent part
ner of communism.
Strengthen our economy ia
support the domestic and foreign
programs that will make life in
our country better and the world
more secure"
Evening star., 1952-02-13
New Foreign Policy
Urged BY Siassell
In Salt Lake Talk
BY he Assoeinied Press

SALT LAKE CITY. Feb. 49,.
Harold E. Stassen last night re-
jected what he called '.the Mega
tive. soft. internationalist contain
ment policy which the administra-
tion has followed with such bad
results for America. "
He told q Republican Lincoln
Day dinner meeting that he sup
ports q new. non-isolationist
American foreign policy.
Mr.. StaSsen, who wants to be
the Republican nominee for Pres
ident. said his program would have
four goals: Aid to all peoples to-
ward better living. defeat Of COM
muniSm without q world war,
turning away OF all nations from
socialism and reorganization Of
the United Nations and rewriting
the u. N. Charter.
This new American foreign
policy also rejects the timid. serni-
|isolationist defensive policy that
some others advocate and which
also led to bad results in the
1920s and would do SO again." the
University Of Pennsylvania presi-
dent declared.
He paid special tribute to Gen.
Macarthur.
Earlier yesterday. In an inter-
view at Denver. Mr.. Stassen said
that he would restore Macarthur
as commander OF the Nations
Far Eastern forces II elected Presi-
dent.
The former Minnesota Governor
said a new foreign policy would
be only one Of his planks. The
others. he said. call for q modern
gold standard" honest admin
istration in the Nations Capitol, !"
and development Of greater har-
mony among groups in America, :"
especially between capital and
labor.
Mr.. Stassen declared he would
support a long-range reclama-
tion program.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
Crime
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\NOA1tl14uCu E1Oll EA4oV 3d6C.t
the Kefauver Committee. Crime
investigators have sought to ex-
pose direct connections between
Continental and various wire serv-
ices in this area.
Mr.. Bauman said after the
meeting that it was obvious the
committee would not have called
Mr.. Stack all the way from Cali
fornia if he could not give more
important information than he
.divulged to reporters.
Maher Appeared Twice.
Mr.. Maher has appeared twice
previously during the crime in
.quiry. On the first occasion he
was associated with Charles E
Ford as attorney for Mr.. Barrett
A few days later. Mr.. Mahel
appeared as a witness at his OWL
request to clear up what he de-
scribed as a misunderstanding
created by Charles Stofberg OF
Baltimore, a former assistant te
Commissioner Young.
Mr.. Stofberg had testified that
Mr.. Maher once said he (Maher)
could prove accusations made by
Police Capt. Anthony ]. Richitt
against Maj. Barrett. But Mr.
Maher said Mr.. Stofberg mis-
understood him.
About two years ago Capt.
Richitt declared that Gambler
Warning called Chief Barrett "the
Boss" Mr.. Maher conducted an
investigation of the feud between
Capt. Richitt and Chief Barrett
at direction ef the Commissioners.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
Head Psychologist 0usfed;
Claim 10 Degrees Denied
By the Associated Press

JACKSON, Miss. Feb. 13.-The
Mississippi State Hospital dis
missed its head psychologist after
two foreign universities denied
they had granted him degrees.
DR.. L. w. Jaquith, director Of
Mississippi's main mental institu-
ton, announced yesterday that
DR.. Vincent ]. DAILY had been dis
missed because he could not fulfill
educational standards required for
the post. DR.. DAILY was employed
lin 1850. The lack of degrees was
discovered in a routine check.
"He showed us a master degree
lin psychology from Oxford Uni
Iversity in England and q doctors
degree in psychology from tthe
University of Berne, Switzerland, .
DR.. Jaquith said. eve later wrote
these universities and both replied
|he had not received the degrees" t"
Evening star., 1952-02-13
" sl,e Asscsiased Press

BOSTON, FEB. 1s.Gov. Earl
Warren Of California, q candi-
date for the Republican presi-
dental nomination, says the
Republican Party will be doomed
to permanent minority status
unless it embraces q program OF
social progress.
I'VE shouldn't be afraid Of col
Elective bargaining or Of social
security" he told the annual
Lincoln Day Dinner Of the Mid
ldlesex Republican Club last night.
Mr.. Warren, 6O,, who was the
|G. %. p. vice presidential candi-
date in 1913. listed several OBJ
ljectives the Republicans can
reach.
States Many Objectives.
Among them he listed:
Overhaul the Government
from stem to stern; reorganize
land revitalize its efficiency and
integrity.
"Treat duplication, overlapping
land obSoleScenSe wherever 1t ex-
lists as the waste 1t is.
'sRe-establish a single standard
lof honestySin Government; the
same for the ms as the outs.
insist upon one law for all
lmen.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
By the Asseeia,sd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 49," This is
the last year Of the mink dynasty
in Washington" Gov. McKeldin
of Maryland said last night.
"The .plundering potentates OF
the Potomac and the pusillani-
nous parasites of the palace guard
are having their last ride on the
merYy-go-round of privilege and
|pelf," the Republican Governor
declared.
Gov. McKeldin denounced in
stances of corruption in the Tru-
man administration in speech
at the 66th annual Lincoln Day
dinner of the National Republican
Club.
Gov. McKeldin told the gath
|ering:
"It Is too late for the apologies
|of President Truman and those
others who, q few short months
ago, were defiant of the public
alarm and indignation at the
mounting evidence of graft. cor
|ruption and widespread immoral
|ity in the Government Of the
United States.
Despite the general publicity
given to recent expositions. this
corruption is not new in the New
|Deal-Fair Deal administration
The. tax-and-tax, spend-and-
spend, elect-and-elect policy and
Evening star., 1952-02-13
Britain S A-Bomb Project
Running Ahead Of Funds
By the Assoeio,ed Pres.

LONDON, Feb. 13.-Work on
Britain's first atom bomb is push
ing ahead so quickly that the
money is running out.
The Ministry of Supply. re-
sponsible for making the bomb,
asked Parliament today for an
other 100000 pounds ($2,240.-
000). This is in addition to the
l million pounds ($2.8 millton)
already voted by Parliament this
year.
The request, continued in sup
Elementary estimates for govern
ment departments, said that the
extra cash was needed for the
production of uranium because
work is progressing more quickly
than expected"
Evening star., 1952-02-13
Soviet Calls for speedup
OF tractors, Offers Bonus
BY the Assoeio,sd Press

MOSCOW. Feb. 13.-Soviet Min
ister Of Agriculture Ivan Benedik-
tov today announced . pay in
crease and incentive bonuses for
tractor drivers and other workers
in the all-important machine and
tractor stations. 's s. =
He called on the workers to in
crease the volume Of tractor work
by II per cent over last year.
(The Soviet Union is having q
tractor headache. p. N. Goremy-
kin was fired last March as
minister of the agriculture ma
chinery industry because Of fail
ure to meet production quotas.
He was also accused OF using
poor materials and producing
defective tractors.)