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FARM 3 GARDEN

POWER stsgTR. LAWN 4oHo y MOWERS. Eel Eclipse; @
mShoNEYs ai Se TStsr' s,ss aad ca. s'stvte sTs
,IsRT SILVER S4IIpMrT sgTins; ~ slsSss $780,.
%l.6ottom % Il6.in; pillow: a. and go
tor: W. c. Allis. Chalmers with cult.
d. c. case with cult: il tractor with
cultivator; B cultiyator, H Or M
snsss. tive me- Revs .nesse eapse
Holland bsler. es disk disk pioWs RSs'i for Cub Cub
4: c: F-12 II and M tractor; spring
heGEfTs fc. fs5aeps SILVER :E'fsSTi sSTins Ma
MALL SAWS. new and used parts
and service. See our 1-man saw.
MALoNEY,ss Ma AZ s.J5 INC" Silver Spring.
GARDEN TRACToEs. l. 2. 3 h,p.;
aa.. Ss anS u0 p.Sss GsoFe and sa'tss ssrvasi sad
FREEzERs and refriSerators, III, free
fS2 fSSd Sith Ssiit5ha each e box. s,fx.L sM,fALoNEXs. ss.
NEW E0i1itiilPMENT-1Hc Super A.
c. H and NJ tractors. plows. cult.
fert: att. mowers. harrows. leaders,
graders, manure spreaders, lime and
fert. spreaders, drills. balers. ham.
mer mills, shelters. power units,
heavy and light disk, wagons and
bodies New Holland ensilage har-
vester blower. wagon unloaders.
baler saw. cement mixer. New Idea
spreaders, corn pickers. wagons and
corn leaders. Briliion grass seeders
and and >. pulyerizers; rGly sprayers. cream
barn equipment ! H, c. and New
service MAIoNEYs' NC. silver
AZALEAs~certifed plants in bloom.
TWINBROOK Gates Columbia
Pike to Lake Bancroft. south on
Braddock I'd. 6/10 mi.>to Brookside
DIR. then to 3rd house. p
stone, road gravel. sand, grading.
hauling. tree removius. 10. 3-657o.
delivered for driveway;
81 ton. IA. 2-b40S. %
TRACTOR, Crawler. Diesel model
TD-6 International, Is mos. old;
excel. mech. cond.; $4,000. Phone
ANNUAL, yeeetable and herb plants.
WEATHERED OAK HERB FARM.
OIL. 2402. Out Bradley blvd, :
miles to our sign on right. II
cow MANURE, well rotted, finest
fertilizer. soc bushel; bring own
container; larger quantities also. Pa.
1715.
7FontJCned an NeYt parel
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SHELTIE (miniature colliel; female;
2 yrs; proven matron: Axe; Choc.
ssoldier granddaughter; sos. FA.
COCKER PUP. red and white o 4
meS: old; Axe registered; call JU.
GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION ATOM in
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs,
good food, kind supervision. KRISS
KROSS KENNELS. Fairfax 679-J.
Axe; red male; black male; female.
Will deliver. Daleview $3.50. II
CHlNCHILLAS. all ages. many soon to
litter. Closing out. Prices reduced.
Contact F. C. FEHRMAN. GE. 4sl2.
MOSTLY FOX TERRIER. beautifSlly
marked, 6 mo. old female. recently
sprayed, dearly loves children and
out Of doors. Healthy and intelligent.
Will give free, along with dog house
and pen to qualffied home with
children. Dial TO. 1886. 0 to 3
PwPPIES; PP sS.nSsTf AK old old o popular Ger.
Vienns WsIss; 4sloG. sloi females 50. Can
BOSTON BULL TERRIER PUPS. Axe
reg, parents ribbon winners. 27lA
Key blvd. Arl.. Va, CHI. $3.50.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS.
Z miles l female female: liver and white
FINE DOGS Of various breeds to place
in good homes as pets. Save q life.
81. 500 after 9 pm.
KITTENS, Siamese, Z wks. old, for
sale to good home. JE. 1885 after
pm. %
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New Flush Doors
Sx6,S"x1 ~" outside Doors
.gx6>Sux1 "" Inside Doors
2'8"x6'S"x1ss" inside Doors
Priced From $3.50 Up
New aluminium awning type windows
pscs;Sc9 py Grossly; Earge shipment just
sizes available for immediate de-
Be sure to visit our paint dept, and
take advantage Of Gliddens dividend
sale on spread-Satin-Fuu stock Of
colors.
Many sizes Of steel windows, Large
supply Of good used Celotex at SC
per. It. Long leaf yellow pine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
JOB SITE
42o Indiana Ave. NV.
Salesman at site. Excellent pine
flooring. battleship linoleum, iron
steps and railings. Eye beams.
ABCD CORPORATION
<.FFI
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$35 WEEK

Cook, general housework. Experienced
only with excellent city refs; 2
No Sunday work. OF every other
Thursday. Stay over 2 nights
Phone EN-. 3473. II
COLORED GIRL - Permanent work
for upstairs work and help take
care Of elderly lady. Must live in
Box 213-V, Star. 80
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BABY FURNITURE-Cash and carry
prices; JUVENILE SALES WISE )
BARY TENDER. Fo1mies NAi ts4S; TOP. adjust.
able, folding. legs Biltrite. Phone
BASINS, SINKS. BATHTUBs; built
N, $25. New or used. BLOCKS
aO56 N st. NV. NO. 1908.
BATHTUBS,. new. used; built-in legs;
sinks basins, toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO.. 2237 Ga. ave-. DE. 1856.
BEDS (2). Hollywood, single; new,
Stearns and Foster; reasonable. HO.
BED, double, mahogany; springs and
mattress; good condition; $50. ia
BED LEGS: convert your coil or bo,
springs into HOLLYWOOD beds. we
install: sH: 1928 or JU: 7-54Is.
BEDROOM SUITE. blond mahogany
veneer. Bed. springs, mattress;
large chests, chair; SIS. JE. 3-3251
BEDRM. SUITES t2). 11-piece, ma
hog, 5000; S-piece curly maple,
includ. desk, $500; both custom
m odA. avNAl 1onA ERRQ
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APPLIANCE
Warehouse Clearance

z 2 LIP Maytag Washer Sl49
Apex 220-Volt Clothes Dryer -$16C
S-foot Freezer $199
WESTINGHOUSE Laundromat $239
2-oven Philco Electric Range S269
Tkor Automagic Washer -----S169
GE DishwaSher --- S99
Bendix 220-Volt Dryer yer-------S159
All merchandise new. in sealed car
tons, fully guaranteed.
Standard Tire & Battery Co
10th and n Sts. NE. Open eyes,,
until 9, Ii. 3-9OS2.
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LUMBER

All sizes Of good seasoned framing
lumber nna NJ now sia IL stock; Buy i used ss
4 BufLDMG MATERIAL H c., 400, 4oos
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-0500.
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GOLD

NSA4>
sTing SiIH. riyS your dental gold: platinum.
A. KAHN INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; levels.
transits, alidades. etc. Good prices
paid. ME. 91l3 or Box 10-X. Star.
49,, PIANOS. ALL STYLES =
WE cs eH4 paz HleHFRsIh 81 Rah. c4sH eH sos5 1s5crs
PAY yPdAs2s dAs2: pAUk ANX sapEIBARr aGXIBA
REFRIGERATORs. .mattresses. sas
STOVE CO. IA. ss5a. o
REFRIGERATORS. air conditioners.
freezers; we buy all makes, any con.
dition. AID. 1888 til pm. g.
REFRIGERATORS. air conditioners.
dff;as fTeeSers; we Hs by al u, makes: any con-
SAW, circular. table. g inch. and
drill press. Call Crescent 420. Il
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone US.
WASH; RAG RnAIG sSo, 4 BAG CO" 21b l.
sCsRAP" IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
paid If you cannot deliver your ac-
cumulations, please phone US. ACE
JUNK co. 1880 Georgia ave. NV.
HU. 4421.
SEWING MACHINE-Treadle Singer
State price. Box S0-X. Star. =.
WANTED AT ONCE-Furni-
ture. Refrigerator, rugs,
gas range and good piano.
Also want pictures and dec
orative articles, any amount.
Please call MIR. GRADY,
MA. 2679.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

MAID. colored, desires part-time jot
NV. section; hours to suit; refs
DU. 95S2.
MAID. colored. part time. exper.,
highest ref; no Sat. or Sum-; NV.
NEAT coLoRk6 WOMAN wants A; !
days work, Mon. Tues. Wed. ol
part time. Phone RA. 40S3. 30'
RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
has women on hand waiting for day
work ref. HO. 9427.
COLORED WOMAN, good laundress
exper. ironing; wants curtains. chair
covers: fine fabric. to do at home
coLoRa2DS Ok Red WOMAN wants mar. o,
full time work. l.h.w., caring fol
children of working employee; will
references. Phone ME. 0102.
COLORED WOMAN wants days worl
or kitchen work; references. Ii
coLORED-PARr TEME mornings ol
all day Tues. and Thurs. ME. 1926
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

COMPANION desires position with
lady; can travel; exper.. depend. nice
disposition; NA; 1884 Ext. b16; L:
steady. reliable; 8 yrs. present place;
best refs. DU. 2753 nights. -
GIRL, colored; wishes work rs prac-
tical nurse or clerk in dry cleaner.
ps LUi U1i,411n9 411lSsi N,rpsr s.v.r., w., .xn
nursing chronic bed patients. Day
or night duty. Reas. rates. RA.
ALTERATION WOMAN desires work
full or part time. Dress and dry
cleaning store. EXP. DE. 7422,
COLORED BEAUTICIAN desires job
as operator. Phone LU. 1-6146. IL
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~ ! MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALs | mis-

FURNITURE-Bedrm., din. rm. and
lv. .rm. suites; 5-pc. dinette suite;
nice carpet rugs and pads. All
very nice furniture; must be sold
nnss KRfEds 81 fsTonHuS 2Snsr; COS stO5sS SfS rst
st: NV. Weekdays only, / to s pm.
FURN.-Soft bed. cost S10O. usedN6
mos; other furn. for sale; leaving
town. Ii. 3-3321. 80
FURN. Naval oflcer yacating
bachelor apt apt; wants to sell furn.,
srsy ssS '0ts ca hna rSofelmsa Ssff1 5sa
FURN.-Bedrm. suite; kit. table,
saairs; Sesi c.,1 ,fI chest skeaa amirrOr; refgr.;
as@my bsna assa antique se PHe nE tabs abs
Wed. Thurs. ewes. after !.
FURN.-CUT-RATE
SPECIAL DISC: TO MILITARY AMI
daG0vfRNMENT dGG MERGANHNpIRsEER RERs1NNEh SRS!SRn1 EgS
Tse. seieeiion nm, OF ota Odd 'Ri Rrouplnss aaiass.
Terms aalrr1anRed. Open evenings
FUR JACKET = Genuine Fromms
silver fox. size 10; excel. cond.; cost
$275, sacrifice $125. Telephone
after pm. wkdays. or all day
GAS RANGES. new, used; also coal
ACNE STOVE. 1oIi Eth. INA Nx. sSsS SSeS
GAS STOVE. (Oriole brandt, 36-inch
yith burner cover. Looks like new;
Md. AP. S026. Il
GAS RANGES, new, used; $19.5O up;
Installation. PEERLESS SALES, 223-
Ga ave. DE. 5566.
HOSPITAL BED, used; good condi.
tion. LO. 4-7121. II
JEWELRY-Bargain opportunity or
Jewelry. for sale by Estate-Dia-
mond bracelet, 40 diamonds. Az
carats, platinum setting: diamond
| and sapphire ring, center diamond
Ia carat. 16 small diamonds with
sapphire platinum mounting: din
ner ring approximately 3 carats,
center stone, 1S side stones. Those
interested may inspect, Room S01
Bowen Bdlg.. 40 pm. Friday, May
KARDEX FILES, 5xs. 4x6. % drawer.
full of pock.; reas. CIRCLE, DI
1879. 11l2 l4th st; NV;
chair. club chair. sofa. green ane
rust, $50. OV. 5296 after 6 pm
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APPLIANCES

Air Conditioners. elect. ranges, radios
refrigerators, televisions, fans. Tap
pen gas ranges. vacuum cleaners,
washers, water heaters.
Reliable Home Appliances
919 11th st. NV. authorized OF
dealer dealer; 4 steps steps dSwn Snn. 4 the @ best
Compare prices. q Will Save SIS.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFGR.. Westinghouse, 7 GU. IT,:
Tappan gas range; dinette set; best
offer. LU. 1882. 80
REFGR., CLOSE OUT
New 1851 GE. West, Admiral,
Philco. Gibson and Crosley refgrs
F reduced for quick clearance. No
of1er refused. All fully guaranteed.
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
10th & H Sts. NE.
open Ewes. til Ii 3-90S2
RUG. Chinese, 9x12; magnificent red.
embossed corner sprays; $3.50. MI.
$500. Ext. sos.
RUGS-One large and 5 matching
scatter rugs. fibre, excellent con-
dition. HO. $3.50. g
RUGS. imported Persian, Oriental
good wearing 9xI2, $49.5O; skill,
S39. so; other sizes proper. priced
MAYFAIR SHOP 1925 G st. NV.
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TELEVISION

AA@A A04S4N
We have q large selection Of re-
conditioned TV sets. trade ins, DEM
onstrators. floor models, all thor
oughly re-conditioned. all COM
pletely warranted. Sizes from z to
l9 inch screens. Prices starting
''' CASH OR TERMS.
BLAIR'S TV. Open Ewes. TIL 0
1922 Wisconsin Ave. 80
Tv SETS, used. each set completely
checked from A to. z. Every one
fully guaranteed; store-wide clear
ance. Open evenings till 9. Easy
credit terms: ROYAL APPLIANCE
< Co; I9l Nichols ave. Sc.
condition, S25. Box 117-x, Star.
TYPEwRITERs, new 1859 Smith
Corona portables; $6s.59. from fac=
TRTPE%R1rERs. RfF WI hs slSlgai ali makes, sales,
year "' American nj TYpEWRiTER V5 TER
CO. 1431 E. Capitol st.. Ii. 3-0082
5000 30 incl. Saturday.
TYPEWRITER, new port, oil makes;
fiiy 1Ts fetT terms; IS $e4 5I 90 7sPs sP CIRCLE
TYPEwRiTER; RENT new portable
BILE typewriters. S12 for 8 months;
ali makes. Rental applies towards
purchase. CENTRAL. 2019 14th St.
NV. HI. 5121.
VACUUM CLEANERS
No bait. no hokum. no high pressure.
Just outstanding bargains; GUAR
low as S9.95. Come In or call to
see them in your home. Convince
yourself. No obligation.
TOPS VACUUM STORES
705 11th st. Sc. Ii. $4,000
VENETIAN BLINDS (4), 81 in. !;
brand-new, So each. Call XII. S-3O57.
Evening star., 1952-04-30

signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar.
anteed. Embodies features Of small
grand and uprights; fulb resonant
tone. Baldwin patented, full-blov
action, lifetime durability. Available
In wide selection Of eye-appealinf
EXCLUSIVE Ar HUGO woRcH.
2St 22S .hS,,bsd q St; N.Y. N.Y.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
YOUNG LADY

Opportunity for alert, dependable
young lady in business office of
local distributor for nationally
known ONCE equipment Located
near Statler hotel. Should be tact
full. accurate with figures. and good
typist. Permanent position in a
young. growing organization. B.
day. 40-hour week. Call NE. 1921
for interview. -6
YOUNG WOMAN, to check credit in
formation over telephone. very short
hours, 5 days, good pay; perrla-
nent. Apply MR.. WATERS. D. j.
kaufman. Inc. zoos Penna. ave.
IF You ARE INTERESTED in steady
saleswork; good hours and salary;
apply WALGREEN CO., Pentagon
PART-TIME POSITION TO FIT home
schedule. Women over 25, pay check
each Friday, no investment. Excel
lent training. Car and phone nee
essary. For interview write Box
SEA WEEKLY for wearing lovely
dresses given to you as bonus. Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends. No
canvasSing, investment or experience
necessary. FASHION FROCKS, Dept.
L-SSoO Cincinnati nhiO
Evening star., 1952-04-30
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN

VERSATILE NAVY VET. and Swedish
wife. both 81 with 1S-mo. .-old baby,
desire immed: position as caretaker
for estate or home; experienced. DE.
6l1S. II
Evening star., 1952-04-30
STEEL,

-
We have all kinds Of miscellaneous
steel angles, beams, reinforcing steel;
cut to size
GENERAL WRECKING co.
BRENTWOOD RD. AND w ST. NE.
MI. 6177. Il
STENOTYPE. late model; recondi-
TONED, guaranteed; S42 so. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th st..
T.W
STOVE, Hardwick gas range, new,
never been used, 4 burners, oven,
broiler and storage section, S75. Call
MR.. FYLSTRA, CHI. 5000. Il
STUDIO COUCH, daybed and other
furn.; can be seen by appt.; in
Georgetown. IA. 4-0473. 80
TAPE RECORDERS-NeW profession
al Tapemaster.- superior in every
way; $3.50. Irish Tape sold for
$2.10 reel. AUDIO MART. 134l L
st. NV. -5
Evening star., 1952-04-30
TARPAULINS. EX. 8974

'IARPAULlNS, Elk. 1914
TEA SERVICE. large solid silver with
tray; also solid silver punch bowl
and cups. accept reasonable offer.
JE. 3-17S6. .
TELEVISION - IA" Admiral, SS5
THOMPSON. 8 9th st. ne.
TELEvISION, washers, refrigerators,
Warehouse sale, almost all makes
and sizes. Must sell today. Extra
large. savings. No reasonable offer
will be refused. Open till pm.
SILVER SPRING GAS g. ELECTRIC
CO. e44 Wayne ave, JU. s-s03s;
TELEVISION, '12h-inch Admiral with
radio phonograph combination
Reasonable. TR. 1897. .
TELEyISION-Muntz 20 in.; 10 mos
old; 500: XII. S-2429. Il
TELEvISION (reconditioned), legiti-
mately. guar; priced to sell. Easy
credit terms. Open ewes. It'll 8. p. o.
SMITH S. & S., 1914 H st. ne. Ii.
Q-OS1Es
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN tcent. }
SALAD GIRL OR MAN

(Whitel: good salary. Apply ALBAN
TOWERS DINING ROOM. 300
Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-30

TELEVISION
| Gigantic clearance sale. Brand-new
1852 famous makes TV sets at be.
low dealers cost. Open till IL pm
AIMCO TV SALES
$500 N. Washington Blvd.
Arlington. Va. Gil. 780(
Evening star., 1952-04-30
NEED SCREENS?

Over 500 aluminium storm window
inserts which are readily adaptable
as screens. Inserts are aluminium
frames with Koolshade screen wire
Over 500 screens in so sizes. Price
S2.25 to 81 each. Call ME. 4S40
Extension 214.
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Evening star., 1952-04-30

Cost, prices. unusual values; all new
desks. steel files, wood chairs, gen.
uine leather sofas and club chairs.
Columbian Bldg. 416 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-30

UPHOISTERING
Ny furniture stands UP when you sit
down. Repairs in your home. r.
TYNES LII 3-2122 .
Evening star., 1952-04-30
,..)I MIscEL. FOR SALE Cent?

BRICKS, face and common; ! OF Q
millioI.. Alaska COAL d BRICK
Evening star., 1952-03-22
Premier Of CeyIon Dies
After Fall From Horse
Jy the Associated Press

LONDON. Mar. 22.-The Brit
ish Commonwealth Relations Of
fee said Ceylon'S Premier, Don
Stephen Senanayake, died today
The 67-year-old stateman was
thrown from a horse while riding
in a Colombo park yesterday, Suf-
fering a brain conclusion.
News Of his death reached Lon
don just as Sir Hugh Cairns, one
Of Britain's foremost brain sur
geons, was preparing to take Of
on q 6,000-mile fight to try tc
save his life.
British Prime Minister Church.
Ill had ordered an RAF transport
to fly him to Colombo. The jour-
ney had been ordered during the
night, cancelled on the pessimistit
reports from Colombo and rein.
stated after Senanayake seemed
to rally.
Sir Hugh had given advice Il
Ceylonese physicians during al
eight-minute radio telephone con
versation last night, after q Brit
ish amateur radio operator picket
up an SOS calling for him to tele'
phone one Of the doctors.
Evening star., 1952-03-22
|AirIiner Crash
Near Frankfurt
Costs 43 Lives
| KIM PIune Was One
| JuIiunu Meant to Use
For Flight to U. S.
BY the As.oeio,ed Pres.

FRANKFURT. Germany, Mar.
ga Royal Dutch (KLM) air.
liner crashed and burned while
trying to land in the rain here
today, killing at least 43 persons
in the worst plane tragedy in
German history.
Four persons survived the crash
but two of them were so badly
hurt they were not expected to
live. KLM's head Office in The
Hague said the plane carried 81
and a crew Of 10. Three
Of the survivors were passengers
and the other the stewardess,
Miss A. j. G. Gautier.
United States Air Force officers
directing rescue operations orig
inally counted A dead, but a
surgeon. told of KLM's announce
ment, said: "It could be only 43.
We are having trouble matching
all the pieces of dismembered
bodies"
One American Aboard.
The plane, a four-engined DC-6
on flight from Johannesburg,
made its last stop at Rome, where
it picked UP 13 passengers. in
cluding one man identified as
John Rockford, an American.
The crash occurred 2 miles from
Frankfurt's big Rhine-Main air
base, where the plane was sched-
uled to land.
Cause Of the crash was not de-
termined. The plane-named
Queen Juliana"-was making an
instrument landing. The ship
was the one Queen Juliana had
intended to use or her fight to
Washington. where she Is to start
a state visit April 2.
Search crews dug. from the
wreckage three cases Of gold con-
signed from Johannesburg to
Amsterdam. They also found a
book: Point Of No Return"
Maryland Oficer Leads Rescue.
I'VE had to cut every inch of
the way to get them out of the
wreckage," said Capt. Romeo II.
Freer, jr., Of La Plata. Nd, fire
and aircraft rescue officer at the
airf1eld, who helped direct rescue
work.
"Firemen, including Germans.
were trying to put out the flames.
Wreckage was scattered all over
everywhere. One of the first we
pulled out was still alive. I. guess
1t was a man, or it could have
been a woman.
II crawled into the fuselage
where all the bodies were. It was
light enough to see. They were
all tangled up. Some of the pas
Sengers were still in their seats.
but the seats were ripped up"
Evening star., 1952-03-22
Tuft-Eisenhower Ballot Battle
Is Believed Certain in Nebraska
Non-Portison Group Launches Drive
For Write-In Showdown on Candidates

general, however, may take the
matter In their own hands, just
as they did in the recent Mime
sofa primary.
There is a great deal Of Senti-
ment for Gen. Eisenhower among
the voters of Nebraska" Mr.
Rankin said. "Of course, since
Gen. Eisenhower was not entered
in the primary and there seemed
no way Of expressing it, this SEN
timent has lain dormant. But
since the Eisenhower clean sweer
in New Hampshire. and the great
Eisenhower write-in vote ir
Minnesota, the sentiment has not
only been vocal but the demand
has come for a showdown In oul
primary on April /, such as they
had in Minnesota.
''I have no doubt that the Taft
people have plenty Of money fol
the effort and that it will be sent
into the State when necessary.
Mr.. Rankin added. He said that
Senator Taft has the support OF
many businessmen in the State
as well as Of the Butler organiza-
tion.
But whatever the Nebraska
Eisenhower organization may or
(See LINCOLN. Page A-2)
Evening star., 1952-03-22
Bulletin
Write-in Vote Order Issued

BALTIMORE (P).-The courts
today ordered Baltimore cleo
tion officials to show cause why
they should mot allow write-in
voting In the Maryland pri-
maries. The order was issued
after filing Of two suits, one by
Royden A. Blunt, an Eisenhower
supporter. Earlier story on
Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1952-03-22
Two Soviet Couriers
Barred From Cubu
BY the Associosed Pres.

HAVANA. Cuba, Mar. 22.-
Cuba's new strong-man govern
ment bounced two Russians back
to Mexico last night without let
ting them leave Havana Airport.
The men, Fedor zarkov and Alex
Filitov. were reported to be Soviet
diplomatic couriers.
A Mexican airlines plane took
them back to Mexico City.
Evening star., 1952-03-22
Quick Look at April Follows
Premature Summer Weather

the calendar, with the mercury
rising to 83 degrees.
It was no record, for that was
attended to with an 80 on March
|21, 1921. but 1t was enough to
|set flowers and cherry blossoms
|a-blooni.
It also was charged with the
explosion Of 9 glass door at the
Metropolitan Haberdashery. 525
Eleventh street NV, sending
pieces Of glass flying In all direc-
tions. Another door was in place
today and it was business as usual.
Evening star., 1952-03-22
Liquor Dealer Called
In Quiz Of GrunewaId'!
Role in Big Tax Case
House Probers to Ask
BuItimoreun About
Efforts to Settle Bill
BY Cecil Holland

House investigators Of tax
scandals took a weekend recess
today before pursuing further an
inquiry into the activities of
Washington's mysterious Henry
w. Grunewald and others in try
ing to settle q multi-million tax
assessment against a Baltimore
wholesale liquor dealer and i'm
porter.
Chairman King Of the House
Ways and Means subcommittee
said H. H. Klein, the businessman,
will be the witness when the hear
ings are resumed at 10 am. Mon
day.
Highlights of a hearing yester-
day which involved the names of
Senator Bridges, Republican, OF
New Hampshire, and others in
connection with the Klein case,
/. Alcohol tax unit agents tes-
titled that they investigated Mr..
Grunewald in 1914 in connection
with black market dealings in
scarce bourbon whisky.
Faces Perjury Threat.
2. The agents said they were
told by VILLAIN Power Maloney,
then a Justice Department off,
cial co-ordinating OPA cases, in
cluding whisky black marketing,
that Mr.. sGrunewald denied hav-
ing any connections with the
dealings.
3. Mr.. Maloney. fiery New York
attorney and friend of MIR. Grune-
wald, was threatened with per-
Jury action after a stormy hear
ing during which he testified
about his relations with Mr..
Grunewald in the Klein case and
other matters.
4. Mr.. Maloney acknowledged
he requested Senator Bridges to
take up the Klein case with the
Bureau of Internal Revenue in an
effort to have lifted a jeopardy
assessment totaling S. million
against the Baltimore business
man. He admitted he took the
action although he never was re-
tanned by Mr.. Klein.
Told Of Investigation.
The 1914 investigation Of Mr..
Grunewald in connection with a
Nationwide, multimillion dollar
black market operation in whisky
was related to the House investi-
gators by Dwight E. Avis, deputy
commissioner of the Revenue Blu
|reau in charge of the Alcohol Tax
and Tobacco Unit; A. s. Harzen-
stein, an examiner, and Edward
|P. Gill, former agent and now a
real estate man, who participated
in the inquiry.
Mr.. Avis testified that the
agents received reports that Mr..
Grunewald, now confined to his
Westchester apartment with q
heart condition. had been holding
conferences with some Of the
people suspected Of having q part
in the black market whisky opera
ti0nS.
Mr.. Harzenstein testified that
the Government received infor-
|mation that one Of the confer
ences was held in q might club
Evening star., 1952-03-22

Washington. which yesterday
got q preview Of summer. was
given a quick look at April today.
The Weather Bureau sized it up
as q mild. cloudy day. with show
ers and perhaps a few scattered
thunderstorms.
1t win be somewhat colder to-
morrow, also cloudy and windy,
with rain ending In the morning,
the bureau said.
Yesterday the weatherman un-
expectediy hooked q June day On