davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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12-FT. CORRECT CRAFT-Run-
about. Evinrude light -four eutboard
motor and trailer as . unit. co.
oSGTTiBaoSiRD MOTOR. seot.-HtVster Mxs
g. S eoRRs' 5sS 1877 S5s5 ilSoi: hip sv: ssssc
MAEIlS H.E'. .stn A hR; Rs.v Hsr1sss; xgs.d SssZZ
1ta4sG TsRS5Gok dr. Silver Spring. oS ~.
EviNRuDE 1853 latest model; Is
carton, never used. $500. JERRY
PEAKE, l01Q7 Tenbrook dr.. Silver
Spring, JU. 7-9491. -26
EvINRUDE MOTORS and THOMPSON
boats; factory representatives, used
sSa parts soGFHf2sf 81 * P'ssi s1Ens 'eB. eo.
cgTBoaRD aST AZ s'. MoroR-1ss, Is; Elsin.
So hR oisS 1885, tPPsGs Sp rlsinlh IL hGnFsd Ssed
WANTED-Experienced boat captain:
one who can operate 65-ft. twin
Diesel; must have good ref; no
ToFinthian sta m Yacht Club 2nd and
CHRIS-CRAFT AND sEABEE-out.
Expert repairs, all makes. CENTRAL
,0QI5OARp CO; 450 Eye st. NV.
srSotsa ana trailer; all as unit, 1925. 70.
FISHING BOAT. 2s,xa'. double ended,
steel hull. cabin. head. and 52-h:p.
Gray marine engine: S40O. Can be
seen. seen saturday anat1a and Sunday at Ksl-
Nd. Ask for MIR. CoLPiTTTTs. 81.
39-FT. CRUISER, l30 hip, Chris
card esa Tsh Sahks resSstGn fss IN. sss ss1 sbO for.
4s-FT. cABiN CRUISER. fully eaSip.
70 Hx I'VE saao4 on; excellent condition. ,call
s1:FT. % iSWIY DAY sA1LER and mTs so-
JOHNSON oUTBoARD. 1a4a, cs.
nih;; nftsI W 9nder 600 10 hours use. Best
sSlFT. SisT ob bEx6RisE xlssS - Shelter cas- csSin,
ing; nlg-. sea-worthy; $3.50. Cedar 3-
CHESAPEAKE ms, CLASS 1o lsstt,
sailboat: good sails; hull needs some
S6GS Sork; S3@5 or best offer. Ju, s.
oUTBoARD MOTOR. 1o-hp.. fsesa.
auxl. gas tank. tiller bar. like new.
sails and one lib: S175. JU. a-I0oI
FAST @GSis GRTeH4Rpso,SS n issi Express cruiser. s
20 footer. sleeps two. head. auto
pit. Launched 1a4S. Gets up and
chrssler crown. s.. 500. 500 For ' dem. emp.
onstration over weekend or further
sEFTl ssFtisTaTs SGRM6dD Hsl 05i 4S0ss 26
mahOe, liz hp Chrvsler Croun
engine, perfect and ready to 60.
$1,000 Call South Shore. Md 41ai
Ill., tiIi Z Pm; 1so Night and SUM-. sogth
1852 IS-ft. Chris-craft Riviera So, 800
l94s snsiIt sS IT. steelcraft, twin o.o
1s49 Ss It. steelcraft Sedan. '''0o
.1947 steelcraft Sedan - $500
lstt. s4s e chris ft Grsft TrTse0t Rup,bont $500
excellent condition - 1.6b0
JUST ARRIVED
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
1853 1S-ft. Century, 45 m. h. 81 $50
1a53 1929 aS-ft. Century, AZ m:p:h. a,l40
1853 32-ft. Safticraft Sedan.
FT-WASHINGTON co.
Maine Ave. and M SITS. S.W.
ST. 3-4145.
SELECT LIsTINds; 1885 se-ft: aux
iliary sloop. sleeps 2. ready to go.
$4,000; 1910 3O-ft. Owens, Chrys-
Ter engine, sleeps 4, dinghy, extras,
$4,95O: 1851. 33-ft. Owens. twin
engines. radio telephone, dinghy.
many extras. $9,750; 1941 57-ft.
twin Diesel Elco. one OF the finest
yachts. avail, $4,000. Hundreds Of
other listineS.
THE WASHINGTON MARINA
Yacht Brokers
1900 Maine Ave. S.W.. RE. T-4T97
Boats Wanted
To Sell. Insure, Survey or Finance
Hugh Alexander
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY down
town. lst-1r. store with full, dry
basement, three frs. above with sep
entrance for Offices. Parking e
carsl. Price far below market. MR.
FISHER, with DREYFUSS BROS.
ma. S-O5s2, HO. 2-2S49. ia
DUPONT CIRCLE, on Mass. ave, op-
posite Sulgrave Club-Attractiv
wide 4-story bldg, suit. nonprofit
group, foreign govern. etc. not
zoned commercial; layout also pro-
vided for owners apt. plus 5 other
9atf aS wsS SsS'nt bRuRY NJ RESnfy E39f To coRf e.
TahEads1Ssa saod spssr skes suaSsS
excel, returns. $4,000 cash re-
$1,000. Eves.. RA. 3-051S' "a
ONE HUNDRED-YEAR, established
P. o. and grocery business: now
serves a rapidly increasing popula-
tion Of Government employees: pres
ent yearly gross sales, between $80.-
600 and 100000. Store building
33x4O, stock. fixtures and gas pumps,
on s4-acre ground. Price. $39,95O
terms to be arranged. EX. 3-274O
or MRS. WHITE. Fairview 2-4463.
FALLS CHURCH-small cottage on
commercial corner; ideal for bird
shop. etc. Call JE. 2-24O4. -26
PRACTICALLY NEW. fireproof bldg.
in Bethesda. Soft. front, IT'S #. in
depth. $500 additional #. parking
in rear. Call Mr.. Lebling after office
hours. OIL. 4-66SS
RoBT. B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-as5o
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ONLY $7OO Down

LESS THAN l HR. FROM d. c.
little summer cot
liv.- room. 2 bedrooms, comb. kit.
and dinette. has water. electric and
fully furnished; located blks. from
water front in quiet area with taxes
only about $50 per yr.; full price
$500 with $500 down, $40 q
on week ends and during hot sticky
summer. Stop by our once. open
daily, or phone Mr. Fowler, locally.
WO. 6-S716 ewes. after $40. other
bay properties. cottages and choice
building sites, to meet your re-
Quirements.
Chesapeake Co., Inc.
AT THE STOP SIGN
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. MD.
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RETIRE IN LUXURY
FARMS $3.50
LOTS FROM 1926

CAPE ST. MARYS
ON THE BEAUTIFUL PATUXENT
invest in your future today. Select
the vacation or retirement site Of
your dreams, be it farm or cot
tage site. See Cape st. Marys in
her early spring glory, visualize your
home there this summer. Over 1000
acres, devoted to bathing. fishing
save valuable dollars at early sea-
son prices. Terms as low. as $50
down and $40 per month. once
on property always open.
CMd.) Route 8 to Waldorf.
Md. left at stop light, Route to
Guys Corner. thence Route 235 to
Cape st. Marys.
N. c. HINES & SON-SALES
COLORED-ARUNDEL ON THE BAY.
Finest beach develop. go min; from
D. C. Large selection. KAY REALTY
CO, RA: 1920: week ends, Rnnap-
oils 70O6. IA
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$4,000 DOWN

And the balance in one trust. will
finance this beautiful beach prop
erty with over 300 II. Of water
front. Charming cottage completely
furnished with modern kitchen, )
bedrooms, "a baths, living room
community of professional people.
Less than Q hours from washing
ton. Call now for further informa-
tion and appointment to inspect
this week end. Mrs. Ramsey, ia j.
S-1966.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtor Uptown Ofhre
1908 Wis. Ave. EN-, 2-37I5
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

ls0 ACRES. T-rm. house, outbldg.; 30
mi. D. c.; $4,000 cash, $3.50 mo. L.
MCGEE KING. JE. 2-6SS0. "a
1?5-ACRE FARM in HugheSville, Md;
S.rm: S.r house; use. needs repairs; 2 9,i go1d
$500. Write H. 8. CARPENTER,
Charlotte Hall, Nd, or call Me-
chanicsville 96. -25
100 DOWN, $40 mo. buys for S3,-
500; 2 acres: big rms, and base
ment; running water: on q. s. 80;
100 mi. south. TE. 6-4131.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

COUNTRY HOME in
beautiful grove; to close estate; 80
acres. modern conveniences; on high
way, so miles from Washington in
Shenandoah Valley. Apply to BRIS-
COE REAL ESTATE & ms. AGEN-
CY. Charles Town. JEFF. Co.. w. Va. .
OLD STONE HOUSE TO MODERNIZE
COUNTY. near Leesburg,
excellent spring with electric pump.
stone spring house; fine neighbor-
hood. excellent views.
BUILDING SITES NEAR LEESBURG
Lots of acre or larger on good road
within 3 mi. Leesburg; electricity,
phone, school bus and mail; excel
wooded and open sites available.
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
Phones $50 and 194
Leesburg, Va.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

PsYCHIATRIsTs OFFICE, 10th and
Park rd. NV. Suit. for 2 practition-
oSfaRsa SsSs oi as issh RS ss4y sof yrs so Ga n
spect. "a
OFFICE. private. 2O2 50. IT,, partial
ly furnished; air-conditioned, i'm
mediately available. Suite col,
1915 Eye st. NV. or ST. 3-s755.
500 SO. FT.-1deal for doctor or
shopping center. on Washington Se
elyd'; BY s.sslq Assslli8qston, D1. 7-774o. Eyes,
OFFICES. NR, MAYFLowER HOT HOTEL
and Ring Bldg fair size rms.
ana l small; avail. as suite or
receptionist services. conference rm.
Call ME. s-6O25. 81
PRIVATE OFFICE available in suite:
secretarial service if desired; mod
dnn,, drn ,ans aa1r-conditioned BLDG; excellent
cENTRAhh Bus. 81 nS sE6fioNo 21 No54s studiSs Se
newl redecorated; four to 8 rms.
Call AID. 2-1910 daily 8 to IL a m.
4asS a;;,s. CONN. U3SS AAyE;-Alr.eond. AYE MOD.
CAPITOL HILL - Newly decorated:
four rms. two washrms.; asphalt
tile noors: cony., to Senate and
House House once Bldgs., Library Of
SGasTfsSj Mass RusKIM Weekdays RE Hx 7-ss5e'
EXTRA LGE. and-n. ONCE. adjoining
real estate ofice. 1919 Eye st. NV.
Call MA S-2265. -2S
PVT. ENTR., 81 rms. and Law; used
8 yrs. by optometrist 1894 Nichols
ave. Sc. MR.. COHEN, MA. S-I759.
AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES, with
ample parking facilities; in a new
nearby commercial development; I'D
to 1000 So. #. Please call Mr.,
Franklin. E with H. G. SMITHY CO.
1917 18th ST. N.w.-Now avail 3
reasonable rent. Call ST. 3-553O.
H ST. N.E.-Entire 2nd f.; all utils.
and ahsaSe hsss, Call between 10 and S,
OFFICE ROOMS. goo to 1. 800 @sG So: it..
Ga. and Alaska junction. FRANK
SRAayER. RA. 3-1266; ewes. RA.
DEsiR2iBLE 1st FL. office spacs mS' Of
1000 50. IT. avail. in nearby Ari.
Ample free parking. Only Sl.75 per
So; T.. ALBERT H. COHEN CO.. ia.
AIR-CoND. OFFICE SPACE,
1905 Conn. ave. NV. at Dupont Cir.
annrnY I Qnn o. -H'i
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Walk Down This Shady Lane

walk UOWn THIS Shady Lane
Into a delightful Early American
home. excellently decorated and
overlooking IT'S acres of gently
rolling Md. countryside. Perfect
for executive country home. Large
modern barns and sheds, long
frontage on hard-surfaced road.
northwest of Washington. This in
teresting property is offered at a
price that makes 1t attractive for
use or for profit. Situated in area
OF project development. Owner must
sell at once. Quick action essential
Terms.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

VAB6NsTNVNbE ENVPs TUX DALE
CAMP SITES mi. bathing beach,
gFs 10 pay asrOGT SwNE ri ri IT, LSSossSss Sss
$500 DOWN, $50 MO-, buys 1.rm
bungalow; attic; electricity; run
aASrziNSEiR ainS EateEi 20 niles w2. 2. 6; G. B.
WOODLAND BEACH, Hilltop I'd. 1st
new. 2 bedrms.. bath lge. liv. rm.,
all-elec. kit, hot;water heater: lge:
Soasa s75So eSFen .ood s1 nsseins isss g.
6333; 6333;;, SUNDAYS and ewes. ~.
NEAR WATER FRoNT-Herald Har-
yards from excellent sandy beach:
porches; excellent for that summer
cottage at the beach, also desirable
sGRSKAN sGH,S AS9r. 4Gs9 e9JSFY n y REAETY
FAIR HAVEN CLIFFS, MD.-Beauti-
full corner; oil heat; all-year-around
home; built.in garage: large sun
shower. ask for Blake home. SO
CALVERT, BEACH = Three-bedroom
At beach. contact MIR. WARE. or
IN p; e. call 10. 5-4331. ga
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, at Port Repub-
lie, Md.-Cottages and lots for sale
to college graduates, at restricted
beach. Association OF owners ad-
ministers activities, owns comfI1u-
nifty bldg. Bay beach and fresh-Water
lake; dogwoods in full bloom. Drive
down any time, As mi. beyond Prince
Frederick. Literature on request.
LAKE JACKSON. VA, near Manassas.
Three-rm. log cabin. screened porch
99yerlooking, lake; terms or cash.
- MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF BAY
TWo-bedrm. cottage, lge. screened
fSqTs fRSTEn: els s dnG ny; rnn' equip. kit. good
DEcoRATED-Two bedrms;
on on State road, close to school;
FIVE ACRES, about 45o-foot excel.
frontage. on West River.
HOUSE-Splendid view,
excess land; can easily be subdivided;
FoRTY-ACRE. gentlemans estate
IN historic cumbersome area S24,-
FOUR EXCEPTIONALLY fine water.
front building sites on West River.
s9en F9em 81 @ 900; other values from
w real properties. WA. 1890 or
West River 1854. 90
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

PIPER J-3 1916 metal spar; iust re-
licensed. Call Bob. tO. Abb.
wkdys. and Sat-. to pm. 20
CESSNA 40 4-place; 426 hrs. A.E.;
120 m.p.h.; rs m.p.g., 1/6 share
S610; always hangered. JE. 3-s4s6.
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LAND HO! To builders. we offer:
Eight lots, sewer, water, streets in
and paid for. Price, only $4,000
each.
SIXTY LOTS, with subdivision, sewer
and street plat all approved by
county; sewer and water at property.
Price, $1,000 per lot. You can't
beat it.
ACRES. with sewer
and water at the property. Priced
WOOD REALTY. 216O No. Glebe rd.,
Arl.. IA. 7-7737. -26
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MONTGOMERY co

MONTGOMERY co.
We have several stock and dairy
farms with good prices and terms
SHOWN any time. Mrs. Ross, CATH
erSburg 323-R. LYMAN C.. DELE
Co. INC. ST. 1880.
TWO HUNDRED RICH ACRES ON
F09FE TSRTf AS3 20; u,SscCEEENIC SCENIC VIEW. 2
MUTING DISTRICT.
The road culverts are now being
Widened west of Kamp Wash; sub
urban develop. along Route so
Bargains like this fine farm at S30o
acre, together with improvements
will no longer be found: settlement
OF estate. KELLEY, KE. S-6644.
eve. EN-. 2-5226.
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CAPE COD, $11,75O
Clean. 1-fiocr home, with. nice liv.
freezer; gas range; . bedrms and
Bath, S1,,T50 cash and S73 mo.
F. E. MALCOLM
Realtor, IA. 7-3024
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Fairfax County"
SKYLINE ESTATES

On tor. Of the Blue Ridge Mts. One
ao1r from D. e. A panoramic won-
oerland with views to both the She
nandoah and Loudoun Valleys, All
FeSreational facilities, incl. spring
ieo lake for swimming and fishing
Ha acre to one acre sites, from $3.50
up, low down payment.
DIRECTIONS: Out RI. z to Leesbure,
Hamilton, Purcellville, Round Hin,
to crest Of the mountain, right at
sign tRt; GOD to end Of road. Rep
reseEtatiye on property Sat. and
Sun. Call Mr. MAYNARD, JU. S-1O33.
EVes.' call ME. S-4917.
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE
81 Acres in Prince Georges County
close to District line. Zoned R-IS
and ready for development in gar
den-type apartments or popular one
Overcome project to sell or rent.
owner anxious to sell and will con-
Slder any reasonable offer.
KELLEY q BRANNER
ID. 7-774O Ewes. OIL. 2-6S44
IA
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WHEATON

Twenty acres, jnst north Of Wheaton.
east Of Georgia ave.: level and
wooded; two streets. running through
the property. Would subdivide into
80 building lots with 50-foot front
each.
VIM. T. BALLARD, 1919 Eve st. NV.
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QUICK ACTION
INVEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

NEARBY VIRGINIA-Three, 4-fam-
ily apts., twelve 1-bedfoohn units.
Gross annual rental better than
$1,000; Price, $74,600. Call agent
EN-. 2-345S. -56
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SILVER SPRING
HOME SITES-N.W.
BRADLEY BLVD.

-Four $4,000 "a. ft) lots; long lront-
age on Bradley blvd. viii subordt-
nate to responsible builder; cash,
terms or trade. OIL. 2-o163 or Ma.
9-01S1. -26
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

BUILDING COMPRISING approx. g.
600 SO. IT. Of ofc., gar. and whse.
space. Available for sub-leaSing; on
or about Jan. l. 1854. Building CEN
property. Write Box 346-E, Star,
Evening star., 1953-09-27

Special Clearance Imperial Tables
4 R;Sss;as;s :s: e.; s:: :: 2O off
dimensions.
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KITCHEN

GUAM DESCRIPTION WAS NOW
red esGDastm Plaid pIastic co7er 1878 sss
/ 5-PC. CHROME BREAKFAST SET.
table and 4 chairs, chartreuse-- 82sS0 $3.50
5-PC. CHROME BREAKFAST SETS.
table and 4 chairs, red and paprika- $3.50 S0.1S
II MODERN METAL KITCHEN CHAIRS,
5-PC. CHROME BREAKFAST SETS,
table chairs, red plastic seats $3.50 $3.50
40 Wheels, CHROME. red, green Or gray 2sss 17sO
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DUAL PURPOSE BEDDING

GUAM. DESCRIPTION WAS NOW
Z KROEHLER DAVENPORT BEDS.
chartreuse, / green, / grey. gold -25s.S0 1878
KRoEHLER SOFA BED, grsen- 1880 1OS.50
/ PULLMAN SLEEPER, Regency grey 399 so 32s.7S
8 3O-in. SIZE HOLLYWOOD 1nnersprng
Mattresses and Box Springs on legs 1850 Bats
1 PULLMAN SLEEPER 337oo 2Ss.5O
/ PULLMAN SLEEPER $1,000 2ss.OO
1 PULLMAN SLEEPER $500 $3.50
1 PULLMAN SLEEPER beige-- 3ss 90 2ss.7y
PULLMAN SLEEPER $4,000 1880
1 DUo-LoUNGE, green tweed - 21sSo 1880
rubber cushions, regency-~ 80 2ssoo 1880
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st
RUGS

1 ex2'6" Green Scroll Design. Loop Pile
All-Wool Wilton, perfect quality, end
Evening star., 1953-03-22
Vatican Warns Of Fraud
In Many Knight|y Orders
RY tha As,oeiated Pres,

VATICAN CITY. Mar. 21.-
L'OSservatore Romano today
warned against fraudulent
knightiy orders which, it said,
have sprung up in large numbers.
The Vatican newspaper said
such orders, bearing religious
names, have been organized by
individuals and are "in no man
ner approved by the Holy See. "
Their purpose is to confer So
called knightly orders and dec
orations, usually at q price, add
ing that many persons in good
faith have been victimized by
such orders.
The Vatican newspaper said
some these orders have outright
false names and some take their
names from orders that once did
exist but that have been extinct
for centuries.
It listed as orders lacking Vat
ican approval those named Holy
Mary" or Our Lady of Bethle-
hem" "St. John of Acre" or "St
John Baptist" est. Thomas
"St. Lazarus" "St. George OF
Belgium" Grown of Thorns, u
Lion of the Black Cross" "St
Brigid of Sweden" "St. Mark, u
"St. Sebastian" "Order of the
Red Eagle of. St. Cyril of Jeru-
salem," and others.
Evening star., 1953-03-22

operating in the Yellow Sea
bombarded buildings, troop shell
ters and coastal supply lines.
Allied land-based fighter
bombers hammered Red supply
lines and battle front positions
yesterday. Allied light bombers
carried the attacks against Red
transport into the night. B-29
Superforts bombed a bridge net
work near Sinanju in northeast
Korea.
MICS Leave Sanctuary.
The daylight air raids stung
Communist MICS out of their
Manchurian sanctuary and blaz-
ing jet dogfights flashed across
the northwestern Korean skies.
Two of the United States
pilots ran their individual totals
to 10 Migs destroyed-giving
them the elite status of double
aces"
The Air Force said Capt. Man
uel Fernandez, jr., Of Miami.
Fla, knocked down two MICS to
run his score to 10 and Capt.
Harold Fischer, jr., of Swea City,
Ia. destroyed one to reach the
same total.
Sabre losses, If any, were not
revealed, pending a weekend
summary.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
BohIen
Continued From First Page.)

kind that cast doubt on Mr..
Bohlen as a loyalty or security
risk. He said there were three or
four instances of suspicion, who'll
ly unsubstantiated, arising from
rumors based on associations of
Mr.. Bohlen.
The Secretary said Mr.. Nc
Leod did call his attention 10
some of the material in the FBI
report, but the Secretary insisted
there was no difference of opln-
ion between them regarding a
final evaluation.
No Direct Charge.
Senator George, Democrat, of
Georgia, also on the Foreign
Relations Committee, said yes
terday the derogatory informa-
ton about Mr.. Bohlen took the
form of an anonymous letter,
rumors and "hearSay" repGrtF
that the nominee had associated
with some "dissolute persons "
The Georgia Senator described
1t as first, second or third
degree hearsay," and added
there was no. direct charge Of
any kind against Mr.. Bohlen's
security or loyalty.
Senator McCarran charged in
the Senate Friday that Mr.. Nc
Leod had refused TO- clear Mr..
Bohlen and had been ''summarily
overridden" by Mr.. Dulles. Com
menting on the Secretary Of
States denial, Senator McCarran
said, "as a dodger, Mr.. Dulles
ought to join the Brooklyn base
ball team"
When Mr.. Mcleod, for the
second day. passed up an invita-
tation to appear before the Nc
Carthy investigating committee.
the Wisconsin Senator again told
reporters that the principal rea-
son he had been called was to
discuss a general study of State
Department files, although he
expected some member would
ask about the Bohlen matter.
Plans No Subpoena. /,
Normally. Senator Mccarthy
said, if a witness did not appear
a subpoena would be issued. It
will not be done in this case, he
said, because I'VE don't want to
add to a situation that might
result in Mcleod resigning."
Senator Mccarthy refused to
say who he thought had ordered
Mr.. Mcleod not to appear. He
did say it was not President
Eisenhower.
AS to whether Secretary
Dulles should be called. Senator
Mccarthy said there would be
a chance to question Mr.. Dulles
soon when he testifies before a
Senate Appropriations subcom-
mittee handling State Depart
ment funds. The three leading
critics of the Bohlen appoint
ment are all members of that
appropriations su b c o m m ittee.
They are Senators Bridges, Re-
publican, of New Hampshire,
Mccarthy and McCarran.
Referring to the Bohlen ap-
pointment, Senator Mccarthy
said the President is entitled
to make some mistakes. His
| batting average is good so far"
Evening star., 1953-03-22
By the Associoted Press

WESTERN FRONT, Korea
Mar. 18 delayed by CensoD -
Wounded once, and then a Sec
ond time, he kept on fighting.
That's what they said about
1t. Col. Harry A. Clark of Co.
lumbus, Ga, battalion command
er who led a platoon of REIN
forcements into battle on Little
Gibraltar Hill Tuesday after the
platoon leader had been hit by
Communist artillery fire.
The full story of Col. Clark S
role in the morning-long battle
on Little Gibraltar against hun
dreds of Chinese Reds was de-
layed until his wife and four
children in Columbus had been
notified of his wounds.
Col. Clark quit fighting only
when he was hit for the third
time by Communist grenades
and lost the use of his legs.
He was real hero" his men
said. Maj. Gen. James c. Fry,
commander of the End Infantry
Division. visited him at a hos
pital behind the lines and pre-
sented him the Silver Star for
bravery.
But Col. Clark, a career officer
with Is years of service, said the
real hero was a Negro soldier
who stood outside the bunker
where he lay wounded and held
off Is Chinese Reds who tried
for w hours to blast their way
inside.
The soldier, 19-year-old Pvt,
Courtney L. Stanley of Mans
field. La, visited Col. Clark in a
hospital behind the lines to-
night.
He was 'the bravest man
ever saw" Col. Clark said. Pvt
Stanley also was given an in
terim award of the Silver Star.
Gen. Fry said he would recon-
mend the Distinguished Service
Cross.
Col. Clark was resting COM
fortably in his hospital bed
today. His legs were in casts
one arm bandaged and he had
lost half his teetht. But doctors
Evening star., 1953-03-22
U. n. Troops Rout
Chinese Red Forces
In Vicious Battle
by the Assoeioted Press /,

SEOUL. Sunday, Mar. 22.-
Two Chinese Red companies
about $50 troops-stormed an
allied observation post on the
Western front early today but
United Nation defenders beat
them of after 35 minutes Of
close-quarter fighting.
In the air war. United States
Sabre jets by 5th Air Force count
shot down five Communist MICS
and damaged seven yesterday
over northwest Korea.
The Chinese Red ground as
sault hit in the Bunker Hill Sec
tor, a sensitive spot in recent
days. Supported by a barrAge of
Mortar and small arms fire, the
Communists swept inside the
outpost perimeter at midnight
and a vicious fight at close
quarters erupted.
Illuminating Flares Used.
Allied troops sent up illumi-
mating flares so that they could
tell friend from foe.
The Chinese pulled back at
1885 am.
A front report listed % Reds
counted killed, 30 others be-
lieved killed and 81 believed
wounded-a total of 112 or near
ly 80 per cent casualties.
In the same sector an Allied
patrol ran into an ambush OF
20 Chinese and shot its way out,
killing six Reds.
Of northeast Korea, naval
warplanes from three fiat car
riers yesterday mounted the
heaviest assault in six months
against the Chongjin area, only
80 miles south of the Manchu-
rian border.
Carrier Planes Busy.
In successive blows which car
ried on through the daylight
hours and into the dark, ITS
carrier planes blasted supply
buildings, a powder storage area,
transformer site, factory area,
gold mine and an ore processing
plant.
On the other side of the Ko-
rean peninsula, U. N. warships