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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CLUB MASON, 1928 N. H. ave-. offers
De luxe living in club residence for
rehned ladies and men. S17-S19 wk.
. incl. full course meals and hotei
services: NO. 7-6770. ia
l4O1 18th ST. N.W.-Ideal residence
Tor business people: large room with
pvt bath; selective mer: switch
DfssiN's GUEST HOUSE, eo1a Mass.
ave. NV. Considered the incest
guest house in the city. Has several
vacancies for young ladies. Our food
Is delicious. atmosphere refined. DE.
e62f WooDLEY PL. N.w.-comfoort
rm.. "oung, people; good board, Sis
wk.: good transp. AID. 4-O244. III
BRADLEY ARMS-I326 10th st, NV
Single and double rms, for refined
young people Delicious food. Conv.
:, MRS. SNYDER. hostess. Id
1922 seth ST. N.W.-Lovely sgl. rm,
with or without board; bus at
= corner; excel. meals. Ia
ROOM. BOARD and child care, for
mother and one child: conv. to
schools. Phone RA. 3-9771. Ia
THE MAR-SALLE GUEST HOUSE
1855 WYOMING AVE. NV.
Ladies and gentlemen who desire a
home away from home, Excellent
meals. Tv. Laundry facilities.
TAR1E POApn AWAIT A mr. y
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

CAPITOL LOCATION. 200 4th st.
FTigidaire. grill, large closet. $40
and S12 wk. Ii. 6-8153, EN-.
ROOM, next to bath; Q blocks from
transp.; unlimited phone privlIs.
1928 Ft. Davis pl. S.e., LU. i-4i76,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
NV. Ma. $4,000.
VIOLIN, bow and case, S26. RATNER'S
MUSIC STORE, 736 18th st. NV.
WHEEL CHAIRS, nospitaI Deds etc.
rental and sales; new and used;
& Eou1P co.. NC. iS23 [ St NV
ME. $1,000. Open "a hrs. 7-day
week.
CHAIN SAWS. 80" gasoline. (2-man)
$15 Der day; Is" gasoline. S12 per
day Eates incl. delivery RENTAL
"OOLS g. EQUIP. CO.. JU. 9-6SS1.
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REFRIGERATORS

fhEsh 4asssston aa' pEEss Il szss 22Es sS2 g co
.EESp 2237 Ga aye. DE; S-ISS66; Io8;. mead
Z mos SO Gu. it.; $3.50. Ii
RUG.Rese sisal, sx1a, new; cal
HO. 2-7O77 after 8 pm. -12
RUG. Oriental (Tabriz), rose, S'2x12'.
Excellent cond. 1925. OF. 4-7046.
RUG, 11x1s Karistan. new condition
Cali HO. 2-1652 weekdays. III
RUG, Anslo-Persian, 9x12, new cond. :.
mahSs; ne s.d, .dTOp-leaf table. ssx52 in
R1Gs Htj s-Uzs1a Exported Persian. oTssa,a a
design, heavy. closely woven fol
good wearing, 9x12. S49.50: Skill
MAYFAIR W sHoP- f'1 i255 'e q st. NV NV
RUGS-oriental. Sarouks. Kermans
Chinese, Aubusson; room size; re
dueed prices. RARE RUG SHOP
.2i427 18th st; NJ; .-
entail 9x12. S45. new. sac. AID
sAXoPHoNE. E fat alto. excel
sSxSFHoNE s2nS 6SfE sell Alto JU IL 7saS sSadtion
reasonable. JU. 9-s332. ~i4
SECRETARY - Governor winthrop
genuine mahogany. excel. condition
HO. 2-S442 after D pm. weekdays
SECRETARY, Mahog. chippendale
excel. cond.; $500. EN-. 3-0192
SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE
Ireadles, $40; White portable. $25;
Singer console, S45: Singer portable
night; Sat: and sun. 10 IN 3 pm.
SEWING MACHINE SALE. Save $50
to $50. Brand-new portable round
bobbin. reverse stitch. Was 500. 50,
now S69.95. Singer elec. console,
perfect Ss5, Others. 1872 Lee hwy
SEWING MACHINEs-westingho1se
S69.95, less ,l2fs. zig.zags; AZ
unions honored; other appliances by
x1St Essqss. MSSuiSs EX S;ss44. IL 7-as4s snas;ss
soles. desks. $50 disc. Open It'll 9
pm. 1915 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-10S3,
SEWING MACHINE, Singer. portable.
excellent cond, $50. Call. WO.
6-4630 after q pm. IA
SEWING MACHINE, console, origi-
nally $3.50; sacrifice. $s5. Lo,
SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
any discount, save SIS to $40 more
here for same quality machines:
HYATTSVILLE SEWING MACHINE
SERVICE; 5@11 Baltimore 5lyd
sfLvERWsterling, serv. for ~. brand
new; extra pcs; walnut chest; $3.50
value X2Q5 HE 4-6936 LII
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE


LADY in Bethesda will share home
with couple. Retired couple accept.
able. Flowers. and attrac. surround
ings. Good home and proposition
for right couple. OIL. 2-Ss6ti. IA
GENTLEMAN to share newly furn.
apt, Also, pvt. bedrm. for lady or
gentleman. HU. 3-7659 after 6.
ONE GIRL wanted to share large
furn. apt. Conn. and s. $40 mo.
no; 2-1537, Ext. 105. between 6
SS APT. to share with YOU youns
yoman; e9nv; NV; location. ,call
YOUNG MAN. 25 to 35, to share
eflc; apt, in Chevy Chase. EN-.
ROOMMATE to share s-rm. ant.
with 2 other men part-time stu
dents; Mt. Pleasant area, conv. to
transp. Call coy 5-I475 after
LUXURY, downtown ENC. apt. to
share with yng. lady; temp. or perm.
eve. worker pref; $50. HU. 3-932l.
III
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2-BEDRM. DUPLEX
APT. HOMES
S68 AND S73.5O

NOT INCL. UTILS.
Private front and rear entrance
like own home. Compl. kit. auto
gas heat, bus service. shopping GEN.
ter. laundry facilities, private park
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country safe storage In
Phone No. 7o0I0i. UNION tSRoii sfoRAGE H5falchi
CO. INC. Established 1906.
ARE YOU MOVING to California
or to some other western State7
Daily service on household eoods
and autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING, MA. 1882.
ROYALL TRANSFER. We will move
you by the job or SO per hr.; 4 rms. !.
as 'ow as $50. DE. 2-6l36. DE. q
MOVING and naulins. day or nigh.
NO. 7-5SS9 DU. 1861.
s. L. MORRIS. light hauling and lo-
FOR QUICK PICK UP and delivery,
light moving and hauling. Call any
time. 10. 3-5407. lie
EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE,
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving storage;
reas. ia. g-2937; ewes, RA. 3-l416.
MOVING SPECIALIST. any time.
Short notice calls. Hrly or flat rates.
Hills TRANSFER CO., Ii. 6-g342.
EAULING, all kinds OF building ma.
terial; ll2-ton stake, low rates. Ii.
6-5067. Ia
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CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
Lowest prices in the city on large
selection Of new spinets and con-
and cabinet styles. All sold at large
reduction for real Christmas saw
ings. All full keyboards. Prices
starting at $495, $40 down will de-
liver. 3 years to pay balance. DY.
MANIC MUSIC, 1900 G NV. -15
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FURNITURE-wANTED AT ONCE
ANY AMOUNT FURNITURE. ONF
PIECE OR ENTIRE HOME Also
WANT REFRIGERATOR q As
RANGE AND GOOD PIANO. PLEASE
CALL MR.. GRADY, Ma. S-2670.
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Water Heaters

NO QoWn payment, uD to 36 months
to pay. All brands.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING co.
3006 Georgia Ave. TU. 2-l9OO.
WRIST WATCH, 1S-karat solid gold,
cheron-Constantin, new; half
price, S220. Phone ia. 7-2737
BENDIX AUTO. WASHER. new; still
Grated: S195 or reasonable offer. XII.
WHEEL CHAIR, $50. CAN ia.
2-33SS. IA
XMAS GIFTS. IL real dolls. 36-piece
luncheon set. Chinese table cloth,
guilt spread. EN-. 2-343O. IA
LIONEL TRAINS, ga BY 7h plat
form, coal loader and unloader,
transformer. viii operate 2 tr. at
once. Complete freight, lge. tunnel;
lin. plywood, on trestles. Price,
$s5; Can pm. to IL pm, WA.
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WASHERS, SAVE
$4,000 SALE

See our ad under appliances of this
paper.
Silver Spring Gas g. Elec. Co.
944 Wayne Ave. JU. S-SO3S
OPEN Ewes. TIL 9. SAT. TIL s
-12
W a 3 HI G MACHINE : Maytag
Wringer, model E-2-L, excel. cond' ::
$55; JE. 4-072S. 6 to 8 pm. -l5
WASHING MACHINE - Kenmore,
MMTT11nger-type' VII excel. cond.; $50.
MACHINE, Bendix auto.
white porcelain, round model; excel,
ccond. with l "; motor guarantee.
sos. WA. 7-5625. ID
WASHING MACHINES
Was Is
S329.s5 whirlpool ------s25S 90
800 9.95 ABC - 244 .9S
249.95 Elec. dryer IS4 95
MASTER APPLIANCE Co
2443 18th st. NV. NO. 7-2443
Evening star., 1952-12-12

TV CLEARANCE SALE
New 1868 Philco. Motorola, Admiral,
Zenith and Crosley TV sets. These
sets must be soldl No reasonable
offer refused. All fully guaranteed.
In sealed cartons. Open evening S
till 8. STANDARD TIRE g. BAT
Terry CO. 10th and H SITS. me-.
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MIscEL. FOR SALE icons.D

RADIO-PHONOs.-Trade ins. Excel
guar. FRED WALKER. 1908 Wilson
blvd, Arl. .JA. 5-1174. Open Mon.
RtabpS th5GSsh hstERPLHsSeRR ES1 L9Hps R lot received
and misc. radio parts. Also tubes.
Many bargains. r. g. T, .!9723 Bal
timore blvd. Rte: l. College Park.
New phone no. WE, 5:53s4. Hours
RA5io ai5 clPPfaSo PPPfaSoSSoaRHFH SSaa a1e mon, maenovoz
Belvedier model, blond. AMEN; SWW' "
sssksq spssker;, %t'SS Is watts; f ike new; $3.50:
.sSsf' siSs j. 4 5sssls |gss T'Do'n INK. is fi".
ard ard liEht lisssssSRew NE new; $50 or orb best
RANGES, ELECTRIC
sssiss Msf Es,.t. sasIs.es Is
MASTER APPLIANCE CO. 49,.
2443 18th st. NV. NO. T-2443
REFRIGERATOR-Admiral. 9 Gu. IT.;
tnna frozen sie fs9d fempaTtment na4RH is eEsel
REEEIGERAToE; PhilsS: sS:.,1.n, Gu. cds. IT..
dition; dfsS onsi nssiis6. rS 81: 4e1sss; Ia
ideal for Beach. home or apt. Phone
RA 6-6G11 or HE. 4-3472. -l3
REFRIGERATOR. 1850 Admiral. ST.
Gu: it.. like new; lge; freezer. Sl25.
10. s-2336; s001 Mason st. Sc.
REFRIGERATOR. 7 Gu. IT,. s11O,
Speed queen ironer. $40; Homart
window fan. $40. ALI excel ccnd.
LO. 4-6549. -l3
REFRIGERATOR. ecu. 1T. seryel
with freeze compartment. Call HO'
REFRiGERsToR lSIS RseESRyS: - NEW s-cu.-ft. .
Kelvinator with freezer, compart;;
ment; bought for new house. and
never used; retail price. S279; will
.Ssll 6osJ fo6 $Is6. JE' 4-4e77; is eyes
REFRIGERATOR, 6H-cu.-ft. Frigid-
and game board; sled and games;
like news LU. 4-40S7. Ia
REFRIGERATORS; used; rent or buy
SIS per mo full guarantee. DOWD'S.
EN-: 2:z3Q0; 441s Conn. ave. NV.
ment from $40 up. Some with
l-year guarantee. Time payments.
FREDERICKS. 1905 18th st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR SALE
$25 UP
Late models: easy terms; also rent
refgrs. SIS mo. Open till z pm. daily.
Sun. from 10 to 4 pm. ALLISON'S.
2209 14th st. NV. 13e
REFRIGERATOR
CHRISTMAS SALE
Philco, GE, Kelvinator and other
REGULAR PRICE SALE PRICE
I Gu. #. --$229.95------$1s5
Q Gu. IT, ft.k----$299.95---$2 1855
We invite you to check our prices
with any other store in town. Easy
terms.
ALLISONS
1909 14th ST. NV. AID. 4-4206
REFRIGERATORS, SAVE
$4,000 SALE
See our ad under appliances Of this
paper.
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co.
p44 Wayne Ave. JU. S-SO3S
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TEL. XII. 8-8484
THE ALDOl
GOODACRE APTS.

0OODAOICE AZ 10.
Several ! and 2 bedrm. ants. avail
able. New fireproof bldgs. Mod
lss ss, rms rms. all eonyens. ! bedrm.
500 Utils. incIud. Onices open
daily. $3.50, Sat. 81. Sun. l-6
Apply S61a Piney Branch rd.. Sill
Spring. Md. ph. JU. BILL. -12
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Mod. l-bedrm. apt. in fine north.
conv. to shopping and transp. Auto
clothes washer in kit. Adults only
$S7 80 per mo. plus utils. See resi-
dent mgr. 2600 Tunlaw rd. NV,
Apt. /. --l3
Evening star., 1952-12-12

BOOKS-Encyclopedias. Americanas,
Britannica; Compton's Book OF
knowledge, and World Book. II you
call GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK
SHOP. 922 9th ST. NV, MA. S-a4O2.
Open evenings It'll 8. Sun. 1875 til
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity Nis and
removed at our expense ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1868 Pa. ave NV.
BRoADLOOM RUGs-plain, match-
ing; 9x15 and 12x15; in rose, gray
covers. Excel. cond. AID. 4-2192.
CAMERAS and movie cameras. only
highest quality wanted: offer high
GiSMoES5Ss;.7 aS rs; 7-:a$s. :a;s .,,s.r W. ~ -,
S;f s'is: 8 Si;h ssoF Ruff s Ss' s' st. n. ':'
DIAMOND JEwELRY Of any descr,p.
ton; ,vl gold and silver; cash paid
cinder blocks: steady work. j. v
NOzZOLO, LA. R-2S0O. liz
FURNfTURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
90 years HOpWOOn'S, 9Th and z
sts. NV. ME. S-52S7.
FURNITURE-Single pieces and com.
flete household. etc AID. 4-SS79;
ewes. and sundays. Ii. 6-251S.
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TV.RacOndit.iOned

12h-inch Consoles, $24. 80 Down
AL screen sizes, table models and
consoles, many with new pict. tubes,
the finest recond. sets In Wash.
BLAIR TV, 1929 Wis. ave. Open
evenings till 9,
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GIVE Always
Witching tiger kitten twins,
Bobby sox, no toilet sins. 14s
TOY POODLES
Axe reg. Jefferson 3-7496.
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GOLD
Bring your dental eold, platinum
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
So YEARS AT 935 p ST. NV,
fanssi sr,sspsssr, ssGsso atsTecis T
STOVE AND FURN.. Ma. S-S062.
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WASHER SALE

washers, none more than
4 months old: $50 to S75; iimited
quantity ALLIsoN's, 22O9 l4th
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5-ROOM MODERN APT
Two bedrms., 444 Mellon st. Sc.
S68;60 no., for middle-aged. RA
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NEARBY VIRGINIA

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RANGES, ELECTRIC

S3S4.g5 Estate ------$2S9 .95
24995 Deep Freeze 1880
MASTER APPLIANCE CO.
2443 18th st. NV. NO. 7-2443
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TRES-t2l 6.40x15, like new, rea-
sonable. also 2 5.50x15. LO. 7-70l6.
TOYS, new and used, for Xmas, reas.
GooD-As-NEW SHOP, e400 co!um.
bia pike, Arl. ia. 7-S572., IA.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED--N.E.

COLORED-57 RANDOLPH PL. Nv
Large single front room for
man; 81 Wk. Call Du. 7-R704. ii
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PIANOS

Cash for any style. AID. 4-592s
Evening star., 1952-01-09
Ban on Pen Exports
'CrippIes Red Rewards

A speaker here last night en-
phasized the Importance Of ex-
port licensing as a paper weapon"
against Communism.
William H. Shaw. director OF
the Office of Program Planning Of
the Commerce Department. ex-
lplained the idea to persons at
tending the 18th session Of Ameri-
can University's Institute on the
Economics Of Defense Mobilization.
He told how the Office Of Inter-
national Trade refused to permit
an apparently harmless export Of
combs and ball pens to Hong
Kong. after learning the Commu-
|nists were using these items to
reward coolies for working on air.
fields. Carrying a. ball pen or a
comb is apparently a sign Of pres
tige in Communist China.
The Government now is trying
to deal with manpower problems
before they arise, In contrast to
Americas performance in World
War II, declared Robert G. Good
win, executive director Of the De-
fense Manpower Administration.
He explained that manpower is
the Nations most important source
of strength, but supply is so lin
tied that shortages can seriously
hamper the defense effort.
Soils Horwitz, chief counsel Of
the Reconstruction Finance Corp,
called attention to his agency'S
production and financing activi-
ties
Evening star., 1952-01-09
Actual Savings Up to 500
ON SALE MERCHANDISE ONLY!
HAND LUGGAGE

HAND LUGGAGE Reduced 10
$3.50 Mems Coroboo Leather 2Suers-
$77OO@ Mems Coroboo Leather Companion Coses--$350'
$4250@ Top Grain Cowhde Sunton
$685. TopGoin cowhde Sunton 2suiters $26.5o'
$500 TopGron Cowhde Sunton Companion Cases. $24o5'
$ll5OO* Fine shorkskin Leather 2-Sulters-S65.o .oo'
$87 So Fine Shorskn Leother Companion
$500 Nationally Fomous Fine Leather Companion
Gases in Ginger shode----------------- $3.50
$500 Womens Airplone Luggage bound with top
grain Cowhde Leather Troin Case With
mirror ---------------------- $Is.75'
Slo.5o% 15-inch o'Nte Coses------------ -$l4.6o'
5000" 18nch 2l-inch ONite Weekend Coe- $495'
$500" 24neh Larger Weekend
$500" 26-nch Pullman
$3.50" Wardrobe Hanger
$3.50" Matching Hat and Shoe $685.
$4,000 Matching Leather Il Inch Weekend
$4,000" Matching Leather 24neh Larger Weekenders
$425O" Matching Leather 2o-inch PuImon so"
$500" Matching Leather 29inch Pullman $34e5"
$3.50" Top-Groin Cowhide Leather Green Shade Fine
5nch or l8-neh O'Nite Cases
$45O0" Wardrobe Hanger Coses
$45OO* Hot and Shoe Cases
S435o' 2o-inch Pullman Cases to rnotch $3.50
$3.50 29neh Pumon Cases to
Evening star., 1952-01-09
21OO Virginia Miners Idle; UNIV Blamed in One Strike

policies of the United Mine
Workers, idling 1000 workers at
three mines. The other was a
dispute with management, idling
900.
Pits closed by the intra- union
squabble included the Meade and
Dante operations of the Clinch-
field Coal Corp. and the firms
coal-processing plant in Wise
County, near here.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
BY the Associated Press

NORTON, Va. Jan. 9.-Some
2,100 miners were idled yesterday
as a wave of labor unrest swept
the Southwest Virginia coal fields.
The sudden walkout halted pro-
duction at six mines, including
the largest in the State.
Informed sources said there
were actually two strikes going on
at the same time. One was a
protest against the administrative
Evening star., 1952-11-21
Veterans Council Oppose,
Hiss Petition for Parole
by the Associated Press

HARRISBURG. Pa. Nov. 21.-
Opposition to the plea Of Algel
Hiss for parole from the North
eastern United States Penitentiary
at Lewisburg, Pa. was voiced toda,
by the Pennsylvania Joint Vet
Ierans' Council.
Hiss was convicted of perjury
for denying to a Federal grant
jury that he had given Govern.
|ment secrets to Whitaker Cham.
bers to be passed on to a prevail
Soviet spy ring.
Hiss, former State Department
official. is eligible for parole to.
day when one-third of his five.
year prison term is completed.
Hiss application for parole il
before the United. States Parole
Board at Washington. D. c.
The council. which includes al
members the State commanders ot
mine veterans organizations. sent
Ia letter to the Justice Department
lat Washington opposing a parole
Evening star., 1952-11-21
VA Is Asking Dispose
|0f 10 Sites Cut From
Hospital Program
BY the Asseeioted Press

The Veterans Administration
said today 1t is turning over to
the General Services Administra-
tion for disposal 10 sites on which
lit had planned to build hospitals
now dropped from the construc-
ton program.
An official told reporters the ac-
ton was taken under a 1949 law
providing for disposal Of surplus
property because Congress ad-
journed on July z without extend
ing the life Of the legislation un-
der which construction of the hos
Ipitals was authorized.
Administrative Judgment Hit.
Col. George E. Ijams of the Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars, who on
Monday revealed he had protested
to Veterans Administrator Carl
r. Gray. jr.. against disposal of
any Of the sites by the outgoing
administration before the new ad-
Iministration coming into Office
January 20 can set its policies. told
reporters:
mo doubt the VA Is perfectly
correct that it has ample author
|ity under law. but this seems to
me to be glaring example Of
poor administrative judgment"
Col. Ijams said he had received
no reply from Gen. Gray to his
November 10 letter of protest.
Col. Ijams, national rehabilita-
tion service director of the VFW.
said he will attend the news con-
ference at which the report pre-
pared by Booz, Allen and Hamil-
ton of Chicago, at a cost Of $780,
900. is made public.
Warns He Will Protest.
IF Gen. Gray announces any
major change in administrative
policy at that time, I viii imme-
diately make an oral protest
against any change until the new
administration can take Office and
establish its policies" Col. Ijams
said.
He said the new administration
might decide more hospitals
should be built without further
delay.
1T is utterly foolish. it seems
to me. to dispose Of sites chosen
after study as representing tht
best locations for additional hos
pitals." he continued. If the
new administration decides to
build more hospitals. some of the
sites might have to be bought
again, and as many were acquired
years ago you can bet you wouldn't t
get them again at the same price"
Evening star., 1952-11-21
IS Hurt, One Critically,
linz Traffic Accidents

Five persons were injured, one
critically. in two separate traffic
accidents in Washington this
morning.
In critical condition at Emer-
Igency Hospital was Jacob Spigel
SO. of 6024 Eighth street NV. Mr.
lSpigel was struck by a streetcar
heading South on Georgia avenue
INV. while he was walking across
Quackenbos street.
He suffered head injuries and a
broken right leg. Driver Of the
streetcar was listed by police as
Oscar F. Henning. jr.. 40, Of 1917
South Dinwiddie street, Airing
ton. There were no charges.
-Four persons were injured in a
ltwo-car collision early today at
ISixteentl and Irving streets NV.
All are reported in fair condition
Iat Emergency Hospital.
Injured were: Ralph H. Mea-
dows, %. and Rufus c. Lamb. 10,
both of Elkton, Va; Robert j.
Walker, 80. of 2518 Seventeenth
street NV; ad Miss Florence III.
Curtis. %, of 1858 Eighteenth
lStreet NV,
Evening star., 1952-11-21
Boot Accidents Cited

NEW YORK R.-Small- boat
accidents kill about 1900 Ameri-
cans annually, the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co. reports. A fifth
Iof the accidents occurred when the
boats were swamped or the vic
Tins washed overheard. Many of
those drowned had ignored bad
weather. tipped the boat, over
crowded q boat. or been careless
lin other ways.
Evening star., 1952-11-21
D. c. Admiral Leeds Force

TOKYO, Nov. 81 (P.-Rear Ad-
miral Fred S. Washington of
Washington. D. c., yesterday as
sumed command of naval am
phibious operations in the Far
East. He succeeds Rear Admiral
Francis x. McInerney of Chey-
enne, Wyo., who will assume COM
mand Of Service Squadron 3 and
Task Force 90.
Evening star., 1952-11-21
Arunhu FLYING to U. S.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, Nov
81 (P.-Dr. Oswaldo Aranha
Brazilian elder statesman and ex-
president of the United Nations
General Assembly, left by plane
last night for a medical checkur
at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Bal
timore. DR.. Aranha also is a for
mer foreign minister and Am
bassador to the United States.
Evening star., 1952-11-21
Wet Mini Forces Push Ahead in Indo-Chinu
BY the Assoeiotsd Pres.

by the Assoeiotsd Press
HANOI, do-China, Nov. 21.-
The Communicated Wet Mimi
swept furiously ahead south of
the Black River today in their
campaign to knock the French out
of Northwest Indo- China.
Their first aim was to wipe out
the $4,000 French Union troops at
the big base at Sonia, 120 miles
Evening star., 1952-11-21

west Of Hanoi, or to force their
withdrawal.
That would mean the end Of
effective resistance in that sector
and pave the way for capture of
the capital of the 100000 Thai
tribesmen, Laichau, 81 miles
northwest of Sonia and only Is
miles south of Communist China's
frontier.
Evening star., 1952-11-21

100 horsepower and higher compression ratio of IL
to l. And Plymouth brings you this great advance
gneering and design advance in price In fact, of
the body types this year priced substantially lower!
See the greatest value offered in the owprceu
field See the great 1853 Plymouth now:
Evening star., 1952-06-17
Stocks Lean Forward,
With Rails and SteeIs
Finding New Support
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, June ia
f1rmer tendency was displayed
today by the stock market with
the rails and steels acting well.
The advance didn't get outside
OF a fractional range. At the same
time it was modified by a rela-
lively large number of small
minus signs.
Dow Chemical provided some
interest with a fall that extended
to between 4 and S points before
it retraced part of the loss. Yes
terday it was up 31a points at 1875.
Textron. Inc, fell between l
and 2 points after the company
took no action on a common divi-
dend normally due now. The
previous payment was Is cents on
April l and last year the quarterly
dividend was so cents.
Equitable Office Building was
active and higher with one block
of 1000 shares moving up % at
7A.
Higher stocks included Santa
Fe. Nickel Plate. Republic Steel,
American Telephone. Kennecott
Copper. Montgomery Ward, Du
Pont, Boeing. Westinghouse Elec-
trio and Philip Morris.
Corporate bonds were quiet and
steady.