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convenient to Stores. schools, transp.
TsS EsfsHMi sSMdEn nspsPs BoofEY Gs ~ ~ 1ass rs!
sToRE sfTSoeiR "a AND s1'gfSr gafFSrs.-A fine corner
brick building in excellent ne; 10
cation. Entire building leased by
one tenant who pays all utilities.
For further information. call MI.
Rsfns'tMt RGY e. MENsA It AD t55s e6 ES Eh ss4S slR
FINE STONE. FRONT HOUSE on Que
St.. mr.. Dupont. Circle; 1S rms;
se Paths to beasfd AZ pefson SsSo WITH oW
FOUR new BUtIL6TNGs at s5s. 900
each; six 2-bedrm. apts. per bldg:
oSITsTxNDiNG oSITs SS ING III fNvTsTMEST s17 fzsi witS
safety. Aunt converted apt. bldg.
. vacancy, income $500 per yr.
Price $4,000. Only persons inter-
n,1 ssseS ,P 6wSsF S1TRd E INVESTMENTS sasS nssd
THREE-TNIT DIET. BLDG. Takoma
Park. D. C.-Income. S2S5 month;
$4,000 cash required; cony. loca-
tiOn. RIA. 1000; eyes,, GE, G501s' a0
BRICK HOUSE. Stanton Park area:
2 rms. full bath. kit. 2nd and 3rd
a.: rm.: full kit. half bath. ground
floor; dble. garage; annual income,
$2.4O0: $50. 900. $4,000 may han
die. Call EN-. 1929. -25
RURAL sTORE-Groceries, gasoline,
etc. Gross monthly income approx.
$4,000 in rapidly DEVELOPING area,
payment based on Inventory and
fixtures. will remodel to suit buyer
Three-unit apt. house, completely
furnished, and two 2-bedrm. homes
All situated on n acres Of ground
near Laurel. Bldgs. are less than
Monthly income approx: s4oo. Unit,
ness to Ft. Meade. Buyer needs
about $4,000. LAUREL REALTY
co. Phone Laurel 400. "a
BETHESDA-6-unit brick apt. house
almost new. shows 1oes net
Further information, call Mr.. Leb
ling; ewes. and Sunday. OIL. 66SS.
ROBERT B. HALL co. ..
3 STORES AND LOFT on main com.
mercial street in Rockville.
Corner lot suitable to build six units
Harry COHEN, GE. 02S6. ri
BOIL. -25
UNIT APARTMENT, N.W.-Neai
return on Investment. Call Mr.
friediander. 81. 743S or sT. 1900
James L. Dixon & Co.
1929 18th st. NV. "a
STORES, APTS.-N.W.
INCOME s5.400. PRICE $4,000
SAM RO6EY. AD. 270o
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604 11th ST. NV, ODD.
Woodward & Lothrop; 2nd d..
large glass display window;
suitable tall dresses, uniforms
or of1ces; rent, $500 mo.
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LOANS

PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
consolidate your present trusts.
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest, and give you any ball
ance in cash. Call MR.. MILLER,
ME. go: evenings. LA. 6-5194.
2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call MA. 6540.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
10l4 K st. NV. U1th and K)
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTEp
FARMS

DRAFTING ROOM. small. good light;
Dupont Circle area; End hoor only
OR. 67S1.
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1000 so FIT

Z,UUU SO. Fl.
Mod. Once Space Over Our Store
Four large rooms on second floor:
; large rooms on third floor; toilet
lshed. j. c. FLOOD CO., 2OI2
14th st. NV. DE. 200.
OFFICE OR STORE, 24x54,
IN UPPER NV, NEAR
GEORGIA AVE. CALL GE.
1866.
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Is MILES D. c.

Attractive 2-bedroom and bath furn-
ished cottage. Mayo area; swimming
boating. crabhinE, large grounds,
shade trees. June-Oct. Available
Immediately. I'm. A7oe. -26
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY tcont.)

SELBY -ON-THE HE-BAY-Lovely cottage
on an exclusive Chesapeake Bay
beach. Very nicely furnished: firepl..
all-elee. kitchen. 3 bedrms... living
rm.. bath; screened-in porch: lge.
corner lot. $500 Is the full price.
M. PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th st.
NV. ME. 400. ~
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
Beautiful. practically new, resort
home. designed for comfortable year.
round living; 4 bedrooms. 2la baths
living room. dining room finished
air conditioned; oil heat: insulated
throughout; beautifully land scaped,
garage.
Attractive wooded lot 1e5xla5': in
very best residential area of Hem
lopen Acres ,Pine Reach rd0.
Possession within 30 days after
settlement. owner must dispose OF
quickly. Has set price for imme-
diate sale at $4,000.
Harry M. Grieves, Realtor
Pine Reach rd:, Henlopen Acres
Rehoboth Beach, delaware. Tele-
phone 1901.
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BEACH COTTAGE
For Summer Comfort

RELAX ON THE BAY
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, tirmly con.
structed cottage, completely In.
closed on solid foundation, good
roof, has 8 lEe. rooms with high
ceilings, plus hall. toilet room, !!
pantries. electric pump, electric re-
tfiserator. Eas range, oil circulat-
Ing heater. usuable 2nd floor: shaded
fenced yard with shrubbery and
cement walk from front to rear: nU
repairs needed. only u little paint
~ brighten 1t up aud make it worth
far more than the asking price; It's
otily S.! $50 furnished: ressona ble
terms ii desired
2. NORTH BEACH. A real invest
ment opportunity 2-story, well.
cared for house situated on 4 peau.
tilully Handicapped lots, convenient
10 the snoppins center, pay, etc
lst moor has 5 we'll arfangeu rooms
plus shower and 2nd floor has 4
IGe. rooms and shower; ideal for
year round OF summer rentals.
Only rs 600 with reasonable terms,
Stop by our Otiice OF phone Mr.
sytsr Fy4tsler locally Wo. s7i6 ewes.
CHESAPEAKE CO.. INC.
Al THE STOP SIGN
CHESAPEAKE BEACH MD De
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25 ACRES Of woodland. 80 miles
south Of D. C.. in MARYLAND. on
mo. GEO. NJ, ROWEN. ME. 1900;
evenings. ST. $3.50. 26'
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LOTS AND COTTAGES

We, have the largest selection avail.
hard-surfaced rds. take your GU @ PICK
Of the following beaches: Avalon
shores, Bay Ridge, Beverly Beach,
Cape Loeb Haven, Cape 81. Claire
Cedarhurst. Chesapeake Beach, Edge
water Beach. Fair Haven, Herald
Har1or; Idlewild North Beach, North
Beach Park. Selby- on the Bay, South
River Park, Woodland Beach. You
name the beach. we'll put 1t in your
reach" KAY REALTY CO, RA.
1900; ewes, GE. 051S. Woodland
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SAUNDERS POINT BEACH
27 MILES FROM D. c.

Choice Large Homesites
Broad Chesapeake Bay
New Section-From $500
Clubhouse Facilities
Excellent safe Bathing
Established Community
Directions: From 18th and II sts.
ne, Benning I'd, turn left on Gen.
tral ave. CRoute 214l to Mayo rd..
follow signs.
BARSR gTONEBRAKER
Owner and Developer. Ma. 44SS.
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE
iTA.A..1A

BURNT MILLS VILLAGE-This de-
velopment has attained its popular
ity and attractiveness largely be-
cause no house can be erected until
the plans have first been approved
by our committee. II you are q dis
criminating buyer wanting to build
where environment and standard Of
yestment, then come cut to the vii
laee on Colesville rd. about ! mile
beyond Four Corners in Silver
Spring. 40 ramblers have already
been completed and 8 are now under
construction. The last section Of
tifun are now on sale. ROBERT E.
HEATER. exclusive agent. SH. OH21.
ONCE on the property. -25
CHOICE CORNER lot; vicinity An
nandale. Call LA. 6-6706. -25
BY OWNER-4.41 acres, corner level
lot in Paint Branch, ! block on
Colesville rd.. 45O-ft. frontage on
Motley I'd; will sacrifice. WI. $500.
d. Group Of about 10 choice
building lots. excel. NV: location;
Exclusive. ef PHILIP PHILIP es.i B. KT KEY ,et. co'.
Realtors. JU. 5-3O1O till 9 pm.
COLLEGE HTS. EsTATES-Beauti-
fully wooded lot, surrounded by ex-
pensiye homes. See sign on Calver-
cash. AP. 1884 after s pm. ~S5
NEAR LEE BLvD.-over "a acre with
212-ft. frontase; towering trees;
20 min; to D. c.; $1,45O, terms.
JE. 3-95SI. -28
ACREAGE - Over 2I5-acre tract;
Other new hstings. attrac. terms.
Good subdiv. acreage, resid.. comml.
heavy industrial, r.r. siding and in
y;Sta ysstment nt,.I properties: sg Close-in Viz
semidet. and 4-fam. Mats. Prince
GEORGES County near Md. q. LOU
CAPUTI, Realtor, FA. 2122. 80
TWO AND A HALF ACRES, avail. In
order to settle estate. Just over
Arl: County line in Fairfax. Only
$500. @. e. LANIER. OW. 3434,
SIX LOTS. 7ox15o. just on Mass.
ave. extended; All utils.. with nm
seDliaf Hall sss5 co. vi vi. $685. ssss: Ro9sRT s4
MUST SELL, cleared corner lot, SOx-
100, fronting lake, 2 blocks from
Bay Beach. Annapolis 1888. "a
2 ACRES partly dev. wooded lot over
looking pond: Vienna: IS mi. D. c.,
VIII OA1NCWoy' Sb. foSf. -SS
BY OWNER-I5 acres, whole or part;
just of Briggs- CLANCY rd., mi.
from Silver Spring; Evergreen f.
BUILDERS ATrENTIoN-144 lots,
near Silver Spring on Conn. ave.
extended; available in groups OF
8 or more. ROBERT L. LOWERY.
SH. 1900; eyes, JU. 7-5S46. "a
SILVER SPRING-Sewer. water and
paved street, ready to build on;
70x150; block from Georgia ave
$1,000. Also l acre in Sprinsbrook
Forest. with paved street and
beautiful trees; S2.25O. Ewes. and
ynSS7z xesk ends %Sit G4r esll M \. Season. Ju'
IL ACRE wooded building sites. 2
miles west of Annandale. II miles
from Washington; priced. $1,000.
terms. B. M. SMITH, 24OS Co
lumbia pike. Arlington. OK. 203S.
1 ACRE, 31a mi. from Falls Church; /;
Sl,SOO. easy terms; closed Sunday.
BARNEY'S, SEE US FIRST REAL
ESTATE CO.. Tysons Corner. FA.
5-RooM COTTAGE, new; acres; 8
miles north of Solomons Island,
Cove Point rd.; $500. Box 3S-Y.
POTOMAC HUNT AREA-Ten rolling
acres; high elevation; 335 #. 'front.'
age on Falls Road. $4,000. Larger
tracts avail. as low as $500 per
acre: Some wooded and with stream.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

SEE THE MOST practical personal
aircraft built the new Mooney. Call
ASH. your Mooney distributor, to-
day; used Stinsons. Voyagers, Sta
Reliant, beautiful condition; Aeron-
ca Champions, twin Cessna, BIT u,
J-3 Cubs Taylorcraft, Continental,
Lycomins: 90 engines and replace
planes, grsde-A fabric. dOpes. thin
ners, reJuvinatOr and retarder at
reduced prices. IA. .9Sy. --!5
TAYLOKCRAFT. de luxe. recovered.
maJored. extra tank, rock bottom,
lSis s. sTiNsON STATION WAGON,
Crosswind landing gear; 400 hours
since new; complete instruments.
Price reasonable. EN-. 07S4. --25
EkCOUf, completely rebuilt, like new:
licensed; PT-l9: very reasonable.
UN. 3225. College Park Airport.
College Park Md --25
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6133 GEORGIA AVE. NV,
adjacent to Sheridan shopping
center. containing theatre, Peo-
pies Drug. Kresge &c, 10c,
Super Market. etc.; approx.
20x75' with pt. basement;
heat furnished; reasonable
rent; immed. poss.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home, business or invest
ment property is what you desire.
call r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
SOS North Capitol. MA. $3.50. Free
appraisals Results since 1919.
] WILL PAY YOU CASH for your
home Any location, any condition.
Quick action! RE. 2201, 81. 7747.
MODERN. CLEAN "a bedrm. home.
in good D. C. or nearby Md. loca-
tion; s.e. pref. MRS. cox. LU
2-S136 or ST. 1868.
TOP DOLLAR Cash. ANY type
action. ST. $500: ewes. LA. 6-ssss.
PREFER TO PURCHASE in desirable
NV. area, detached brick, bed
rooms. Not over S25, 900, all cash.
Principals only. Box HOY, star.
3 OR 4 BEDROOM HOUSE, North
Arlington; one bedroom and bath on
first floor; firSt-f1oor bedroom, twin
size; basement. porch. Tel. Owens
WANTED-6 rooms. linen closet and
attic; NV; must be in Al condi-
ton No agents. Phone eves., DU
1905. 25s
REFINED. employed couple want
modest house June 20; buy (or remit !;
white area. Box 417-X. Star.
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3 to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE.
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S.
MONEY TO LOAN--FHA Title IL,
first deeds of trust. Low interest
rates. No parking problem. THE
VIENNA TRUST CO.; Vienna Va
chased. Cash in one day. Call MR..
WEBB. Re. 1861; ewes; UN. 3705.
will buy second trust notes. D. c..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1872 N. Y. ave. NV.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
construction funds. Arlington area.
McCLAINE PROPERTIES. 21O0 Will
son blvd: ia: 2-330O.
CASH PAID for 1st and End trust
notes, white or. colored. in d. c..
Md. or Va: quick settlement. Full
TON r. GORDON. Colorado Bldg.
14th and G SITS; NV: DI; 5230:
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS,
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors.
1851 G st. NV, ME- o495,
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ONE LEFT
6S36 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Only vacancy in 13 unit shopping
center with 25O-car parking lot.
21x71 It with half basement. Ideal
for ladies' shop. beauty shop. family
shoe store, etc.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
EN-: s100 Ewes. 10. 5-s5s4.
STORE VALUES
1000 EYE ST. N.w.-corner store.
14x6O; incl. heat and hot water:
full bsmt.; SIZE month.
1924 FLA. AVE. N.E.-store and Of
nee; SIS month.
25 H ST. N.w.-1sx70, incl. heat;
$3.50 month.
1924 9TH ST. Nw.-16x4s, lavatory.
bsmt.; 16x60; heat incl; $3.50 mo.
2nd COMM, rear 10 H st. ne
400 SO. tt. on 1st a.. oil &C. heat;
$500 mo.
1S CARROLL AVE, TAX. PIX, Md
Lge. ground-h. store, 1900 so. IT,,
heat included; located in the heart
of Takoma Parks business district;
5000.
1925 14th sT.-13x60. Gas h.-wh.:
$500 mo.
1904 18th ST. N.w.-Store equipped
for beauty parlor; heat incl; $100
month.
717 G ST. Nw.-Completely reno
waited new mod Roman brick front:
900 SO. IT. with lavatory; heat and
hot water included; very reas. rent.
40 H ST. N.E.-2nd comm. approx.
800 50. it.; S75 month.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
S0s N. Capitol. Realtors, MA. 5000.
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CONTINUED on Next Reoe)
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Rehoboth Beach. Delaware
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR RENT TILL SEPT. Lovely
new, partially furn. 2-bedrm. ram
bier with gar, Miami Springs, Fla. !:
$95 mo. includes utils., months in
advance. OIL. 1857. --26
SALE OR TRADE in this area, or
Chesapeake Bay, 2-fanily Tampa
Lake home and small grove; ideal for
retired couple desiring to supplement
income with rent and fruit. Owner,
a: s. KERR. Route 4. Box 2l6,
Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna 327-J.
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BIZ M ST. NV. GEORGE
TOWN. Recently remodeled
store, size approx. 1895 with
two room and bath apart
ment in rear; heat furnished;
parking space for several cars
in rear; reas. rent; immed.
pOSS.
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In New Shopping Center
Bethesda, Nd; new bldg,
choice location; 215 parking
spaces; store space, S6-ft.
front by 11S it.; ideal for va
riety store, &c and 1Oc store.
or small dept. store; other
stores leased to super market,
drugstore. hardware, hair
dresser, valet. shoe repair, gift
and flower shops
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. s141
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7th ST. NV. Mr.. @ ST,
in heart of credit clothing
area; store vacant soon; low
rent to good responsible ten
ant. Consult Mr.. Young.
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PONDER COVE
25 MILES D. C..
FROM S295

Large wooded homesites, over u
acre. Pier, beach, boat harbor. Elk
celIent for children. Convenient
214 to Mayo rd, continue on
Mayo rd. to Ponder Cove sign, right
to beach. EN-. 1876. 25
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No UUWN EAI MENI = DECEIVE
Hall-Beautiful building site n,
Rockville. KENS1NGTON REAL
CO.. LO. k-2400~
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VACATION PLACES
ACCOMMODATIONS

ROD AND GUN CLUB for sale or
lease; 1000 acres; boats. blinds. de-
coys; 12-room lodge; duck blinds:
two hours from Washington. Price.
$4,000; tenant available. FLASH
PEARSON, Ill Rogers ave, Fox
Hall. Norfolk, Va. Phone Norfolk
63-2S69 or 23506 --2Ss
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5000 UNDER
BOATS

1949 Piper Clipper, extra equipment;
will finance bal. over $1,000 or trade
tof realty. Call ia. b-d54l or
Juniper 5USYI. 25s
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SMALL FARMs-12 and 16 acres: all
modern conveniences; less than
hours ride from d. c.; small down
payments. convenient terms.
ROY HELMS, Realtor. Manassas, Va.
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RiverWood Farms

One-man farms and retirement home
sites. From 2 to acres, near the
water. with use Of the beach, recre-
alton. park and boat anchorage.
Priced from $3.50. with budget
terms. representatives on property
daily and Sunday.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

LIST YOUR INCOME PROPERTY
with this office for quick results at
top prices. We have buyers locking
to purchase all types Investment
properties. No deal too small, no
deal too large. We will give you ac-
ton. Call Mr.. Dixon, of JAMES L..
DIXON & CO., ST. 1900. -25
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345
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CONSULT LEASING DEPT.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
Realtors Since 1906
1905 II st. NV, Ma. 234S
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SETHEsDA-6-unit brick apt. house
further information, cali Mr.. Leb-
ling; ewes. and Sunday, OIL. 66SS.
ROBERT B. HALL CO.
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WATER FRONT PROP. FOR REM

AT THE STOP SIGN
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, MD, -.
, 1952-01-28

Theia cl rged that Cinese Ma
tionalic /. 2ops who fled from
China following the Communist
victory are 'Elooting our country,
killing our men, and raping our
women"
He said some of tn Nationalist
had been disarmed and interned
in Burma but others refused to
accept internment and are using
Eastern Burma as a military base
against the Chinese Communists.
eve have had several engage
ments with them," he said, elm
Guiding a major one in April,
1851, but when our troops go into
action they disappear across
friendly borders and into the
jungles."
The Burmese delegate accused
the Chinese Nationalist embassy
in Bangkok, Thailand, of aiding
the Nationalist troops in Burma
Disinterested parties will not lead
to a disintegration of the situa-
ton in Southeast Asia.
"Any attempt to make Burma
a base by any party will be re-
sisted. Burma will not be a base
for attack on Communist China or
by China or any other country.
eff the situation should deter
iorate we may have to bring it
(formally) ITO the U. NJ"
, 1952-01-28
Dorthy Drandidge
On Cover
OF Look

NEW YORK, Jan. %. = Lena
Horne and Dorothy cambridge are
highlighted as top show business
money-makers in a four page pic
ture story on night clubs and
night club stars in the issue of
Look Magazine released today.
A picture of Dorothy cambridge
appears on the cover of this issue
of Look in which she is hailed as
the "most beautiful Negro singer
since Lena Horne"
, 1952-01-28

The dismissed Premier, Musta-
pha Nahas, told crowds of scream
ing followers today that Ally Ma
her has given his word of honor
to continue the strong Nationalist
policy which brought about his
own dismissal. The new premier's
cabinet has been sworn in and an
emergency session of Parliament
has been called to approve the
formal DEGREES imposing martial
law.
King Farouk dismissed Nahas
Pasha last night in a surprise
move and charged that he failed
to maintain peace and order in
the country. The new premier,
Ally Maher, twice was thrown out
as premier and jailed once as a
, 1952-01-28

name.
Thus the Republican race is
crystalized around Taft, Stassen,
Warren and Eisenhower. Of the
four, Stassen appears to be the
weakest candidate. It appears that
Stassen will enter the New Hamp-
shire primary, and Sen. Taft still
may enter his name, although his
first inclination is not to do so,
but simply to rely on capturing
some of the convention edele-
gates.
, 1952-01-28

The results of the New Hamp-
shire and Wisconsin primaries may
we'll see the elimination Of Stas-
sen from the race. Should he not
make favorable showings in these
states, his cause will be very weak
Continued Page Four
, 1952-01-28
Chinese NATIONALS
IN BURMA

PARIS, Jan. 2s. QNS)--Bumac charged in the U. NJ today that Chinese
Nationalist troops aided by foreign nations have resored to aggression in Bur-
ma, with footing, killing and raping.
Burmese delegate u. Mynt Them caused a sensation in the u. n. poiti-
States and France "WIl persuade their Chinese friends to leave om country
and stop bothering u.s."
Foreign nationals in neighborng countries and countries 10 so close"
he said, "are helping these Nationalist troops.
Il wan to say that these people are playing with fire"
Them balanced his statement by saying he was heartened by Big Three
Western statements earlier that "a Communist Aggression" in Southeast Asia
will not be tolerated."
"But hope their assurances" he said, will not be limited to Commun-
list aggression"
The United States supported by Britain and France, warned the Commun-
list in the committee that they will demand most urgent and earnest conidem-
ion' by the u. N. if Red aggression occurs in Southeast Asia.
, 1952-01-28

The Teen-Age committee of the
West Side YWCA, with Mrs.
James Douglas as chairman, an
nounce the annual Father-Daugh-
ter banquet to be held at 7 p. m.
Tuesday, February II, at the Y
WCA Barn.
The program consist Of group
singing led by Mrs. Edward Par
sons, a toast to Dads and a skit
, 1952-01-28
West Side YWCA Plans
Father Daughter Banquet

754 Basin place, father of IL
with Geraldine Franklin, Dorothy
Hudson, Margaret tSrange and
Carl Gober participating.
Y-Teens will sing their hymn as
a climax to the banquet. An i'm
portant feature will be the honor
ing of a aFther of the year as
chosen by the committee.
Continued On Page Four
, 1952-01-28
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy and turning colder to-
day with snow flurries. Rather
cloudy and colder tonight, low Is,
north and Is south portion. Tues
day partly cloudy and continued
cold.
, 1952-01-28
Egyptian Crisis Eused,
New Premier In Office
By International News Service

Egypt's new premier, Ally aher Pasha, has taken up
his duties in the tense country now under martial law.
There are indications that he'll pursue Egypt's antiBritish
policy in the Suez and Sudan territories, but the immed-
late situation appears to have eased.
, 1952-01-28
Political Comment
By r SIMMONS

- General Eisenhower has become a definite candidate
for the COP nomination for president simply by passage
of time. The time limit for withdrawing from the New
Hampshire primary, where his name has been entered, has
passed With the General making no effort to withdraw his
, 1952-01-28

pro-Nazi. The shakeup came in the
wake of Saturdays riots in Cairo
whic cost at least 20 lives, wound
ed about 200 persons and caused
an estimated % million dollars
damage.
British Prime Minister Winston
Churchill arrived home in London
today and will take over command
of British strategy in the new
crisis in the Suezz Canal zone.
The British cabinet met in emer-
gency session to consider the latest
reports from the British Ambassa-
dor to Egypt. Churchill, who said
he kept abreast Of all develop
ments while at sea, plans to meet
with his ministers.
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CAIRO: Egyptian Premier Ally Maher Pasha and his independent
cabinet were in today; the Premier announces that with the
help of Allah and support of antiBritsh parties he's confident of
achieving Egypts national aims.
PARIS: Burma has charged in the u. N. that Chinese Nationalist
troops aided by foreign nationals have resorted to aggression in Burma,
with loohng and killing.
LONDON: Prime Minister Churchill has arrived home in London
from his u. }. and Canadian trip ready to take command of Britin's
strategy in the Egyptian crisis.
MUNSAN: The Allies have given the Red delegates at the Korean
cease fire talks a detailed working draft the war prisoner exchange
was light today.
COLUMBUS, Ohio: Heavy rains and a mid-winter thaw have
brought floods to parts of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio.
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Civil Rights Conference
Slated or Wash. Feb.17

E YORK, Jan. 28.-Persistent reports from Wash
ington that the civil rights issue is already "dead' in this
session of Congress will not deter the fight for revision of
of the Senate rule in order to halt filibusters, leaders of
the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights assert.
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The conference, initiated by The
NAACP and co-sponsored by some
SO national organizations, will be
held in Washington, February IT.
Is. The main objective of the as
sembly will be revision Of the SEN
ate Rule No. 22, which requires
the vote of GA senators-to stop a
filibuster. This rule has been the
principal roadblock to enactment
of civil rights legislation. ,
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Between 600 and 700 delegates
from all sections of the country
are expected to attend and confer
ence in a demand for a showdown
on civil rights. Despite reported
efforts to politicians to evade the
issue, leaders of the conference
are convinced that civil rights will
be a very live issue in this cleo
ton year.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio: Heavy rains ard a mid-winter thaw have
brought floods to parts of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio.