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Evening star., 1953-07-07

NAYLOR GARDENS
LOWEST MO. PAYMENT IN D. C
THREE BEDROOMS. FIRST FLOOR
THIS IS ONE OF OUR BEST
APARTMENTS ALSO ONE TWO
BEDROOM. REDECORATED. VA.
CANT. CALL Mr.. ROWLAND. LU
DRURY REALTY CORP.
Evening star., 1953-07-07

NEW DE LUKE APTS.
OPEN DAILY
1-bedrm. apt. $3.50 to S7e so
2-bedrms., SS1.50 to S94 so
Including utilities, ready for I'M
MEDIATE and later occupancy.
Large rooms, huge closets with !.
exposures, elec. garbage disposal
and master antenna incl Driving
dir: Out s. Capitol st, Bridge to
Atlantic st., left to 4th ST.: right
rd and development.
SEE RESIDENT MGR, APT. 201
S364 9TH st. S.E. 10. 2-0700.
Evening star., 1953-07-07

OWNER MUST SELL
Nebraska ave. det. brick: 8 bedrms.,
2 baths. den, powder rm.. rec. rm.
and many other features; priced
low on terms.
Daniel Diener, AID. 4-6652
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500 Q50

VERY GOOD FINANCING
BY appointment
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
MA. $3.50. Mrs. Lord. EN-. 3-7p4a.
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Local Suburban Business

Local Suburban Business
branch once operations in subur-
ban D. C. area. This Is q new and
well received fleld which seems GER
tain to double its yearly volume for
years to come. Investor may Cd
take guaranteed percentage income
or (2) II qualified, may become part
main in advisory capacity. Reply
Box 407-K. Star.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
BRIARCLIFF
5265 Watson st. NV

Spacious Colonial, in this excellent
community. There are generous
bedrnis.. including 2 on 1st FIR. ia
baths; huge screened porch over
looking the nicely ! a 2 d.eapsd
complete maids accommoda tions.
Price, S4a.5O0. OLIVER T. CARR.
Ma. S-s093; ewes. On <-3S21. %
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Save Time-Save Energy
Save Shonninp

Invest 4 few minutes in a phone call
tell the SalesperSon of your re-
auirements. This once has very
desirable homes of every description
in the better locales at proper prices.
Be q Missourian and we will show
you
LEGUM a. GERBER REALTY,
EN-. $4,000 WEEKDAYS
Till q. Sat. s, Sun. 10-4. -
Near 1St st. and Mo. Ave.
Semidet. 6-rm. brk. home In excel.
cond,. liv. rm.. din. rm., equip. kit;
2nd d.. 3 bedrms, . baths: full
bsmt.. gas heat. recreation room.
Outside entr. to lse. yd.; det gar.
Call Mr.. (DobbSl Dobrowolski for
appt. to see this good buy.
CAMPANELLA & CO.
Elk. 3-4113 JU. 5-SO60
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

62O5 33rd ST. NV.
Spacious det. brick. Ideal for COM
Portable family living. 3 lge. bed
rms. and knotty pine den, powder
iot. PRicE s oRiao REpucED M To SSess sso.sCo 800
for quick sale. Call Betty GuaTino,
Wo. 6-137S. Exclusive with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
BARNABY WOODS

BARNABY WOODS
Lovely 3-bedrm.. 2h-bath det. brick;
center-hall Colonial with 1St-fir
den and powder rm., rear screened
porch: det. gar.: avail. immed.; 1925
per mo: for IL mo. lease. Call BOSS
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Chesapeake st. Just 2 blocks west oi
Conn. ave-; will rent July 15. 1853
to January Is, 1854: detached brick
with 2-car garage; 6 rooms. . baths
3 bedrooms: beautiful furniture;
house In excellent condition. Shown
by appt. only.
Thos. J: Fisher & Co., Inc.
1EAL c
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COLORED-l5I7 VARNUM ST. NV.
"A large bedrooms. z full baths: big:
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO, Reaitor.
1924 l4th 81. AID. 4-2O06.
COLORED-PETWORTH; 8 rms,
semi-det brick; 3 Dorches. oil
h.-wh.. IL baths; Lear garage.
9-fa1iiy possibility. convenisnt
area. DON BLAIR. RA. $4,000;
COIORED-i1 RMS, 2 baths: suit
able tor ORGANIC: club, Or Ient4l:'
centrally loc. JOHN McRAE, XII.
s-s267. AID. 2-5560: g.
COLORED
OPEN TONIGHT. 8 TO DARK
61Q Farragut St.-7-room, 2-story
brick home In immaculate condition.
Modern tub and shower bath; open
front and 2 rear screened porehes;
gas h.-W.h.; deep fenced yard; det,
Mr.. Washburn, To. 2-2091.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1874 18th 81 AID. 4-2on4,
CONTINUED on Next Page
Evening star., 1953-07-07
SITNOCO GAS STATTON

SUNOCO GAS STATION
(No good Will Irving st., OF Of l4th
Pumping approximately $4,000
gal. mo. Very clean and attractive
station. Wondsrful epport9nity for
[KO, RE. 7-1916. 1113 Eye st. NV.
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BOARDING HOUSE

Conn. Ave. opposite Bureau Of STAN
dards; 2 bldgs.. containing % rooms
and 8 baths. Always Well-rented.
Bldgs. and business can be bought
SoWn tSGe1ner p.vm.nt or
S.OOlO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
LEGAL NOTICES

NALL fuM MAUN
Sealed bids wIn be received b
the City Commission Of The city ol
ksy West, Florida. a. the cts
Clerks office. CITY Hall, Key West
FLORIDA. up 20 see PM Thursday
October .. itsa. such bids to b,
opened 81 q regular meeting Of sait
city Commission 90 be held At sait
time and place AZ the Commission
Chamber in the citv Hall. Key West
Florida. fer the furnishing % IN,
foiiawtnG services. material and
equipment
Ne. I-ons hundred thousand
tiee .oeol square yards
mineral seal fer streets
IN place.
Ne. a-One CD Used lev bed
trailer
No. a--One tiD Used tractor
The specification Of the said ssFv'
tees, material and equipment maj
be obtatnea ae the office Of The Cttl
Manager.
Zach proposal for furnishing ssrv
icea. material and equipEnent mus
be enclosed IN q sealed envelope ane
marked on the outside. deetGnattns
the item fer Which the proposal u
icing made
The said City Commission reserves
the rtGht 60 reject any ana All btd.
% 90 waive tnformality IN any ete
Rated az Ksy West. FLORIDA, thi,
isrd dAy 81 ssptemesF, Ap ises
City Clark
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Probe Set On
Market For
Canadian Rye

WASHINGTON - - Investiga-
tors foF the Senate Judiciary Com
mitfse has set cut 10 learn why
some Canadian. grown rye 10 being
imported ct o reported loss and
who IN this country buys Il.
Committee Chairman Langer
(R-NDl ordered ne inquiry. en-.
pressing suspicion" that one en-
planation might De Illegal eommod-
tiles market manipulation costing
u s. farmers millions os dollars
LANCER made public . letter 20
Secretary of Agriculture Be son
last night. The letter quoted Q cam.
paign declaration by President II.
senh0weF 10 q. S. growers that
their rye, oats and barley should
Be given the same protection as
LANCER noted that Benson al.
ready has asked the Tariff Com
mission 20 consider imposing .
quota on oats imports. We urged
~. ~. 's.'essIs - .SS' s.,' ~ e.
.'Oa :. once IN 'hs ss's " ''e
$40 S~I'sy "a, ......,. A.,,....
IAnse1 ss,u ~ y, aa'I 49, Sss"s ~.
. -. -. ~ 80. 49, - ". $500. 800 -
- - s - y1'ne.s, so.'F -. y
49, "a os" g., !, ,es,
ss 80 - -. a. 80. ,.,a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Representative Is
Jailed Minus Bond

LEBANON. Tenn. IA prellm.
mary hearing for State Rep. Guy
Thaekston. jailed without bond on
a murder charge after his brother.
ln-law died yesterday Of bulle,
wounds, has been tentatively SCI
Tor Thursday.
The lawmakers brother.lnlaw,
Atty. A. A. Adams. Jr. ~. wal
shot In the abdomen Thursday II
his office at the climax Of an or.
gument with Thaekston. Adams
secretary and . client were Wit
nesses 10 the shooting.
Thaekston. who had been free
since Thursday on $4,000 bond,
said. The business matter w
were discussing was Of long stand.
ing." and he added. 1T was 4
elssh Of personalities. II vas one
a those cases where you 90 fur,
ther than you ever think you
would"
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The World Today

lfli sharing plans, Consolidated 70.
turns and TIE def.nition u income
The Joint committee staff. TIE
staff of Reeds Ways and Means
Committee and slafia % the Treas.
ury Department and the Internal
Revenue Service made joint stud.
les covering the entire revenue
code.
The JOINT committee broke down
al the suggestions Il received %
about 20 topics II major impor.
lance. These topics presumably
would be Included m . bill Reed
could offer next January for re-.
vislng the tan lass.
with the 20 topics 90 Q target,
the Ways and Means COMMITTEES
itself held public hearings from
last June 10 TO Aug. IL. More than
500 witnesses wsre heard.
A drafting staff-lawyers who
woFk for the House legislative
counsel and whose job Is drawing
up bills 10 present 10 Congress
will write the oil for Reed.
After Reed introduced the blll,
his Ways and Means COMMITTEES
could hold more hearings on Tie
proposals be offered. That would
require months. The COMMITTEES
members no DOUBT will want some
changes made In what Reed pro.
poses.
When the committee finally
agreed, Il would produce lls own
ball. Then Il would be up 20 the
House. and later the Senate, q
approve. So any changes made
won't be made for quite 9 while
Reeds bill would cover such
isems-alth0ugh this IL not definite
lyet-as more generous allowance
for people with dependents under
10 or going 10 school, problems
connected with fling an estlmated
Tan return. and 50 on.
Reeds staff did not study, and
hence he would NOT propose In his
bill, changes In the tar rate, 10 OF
down. Reed Is q leading eoneres.
lsional foe Of tar increases.
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The
-
Weatllerman
Says
The


Key West and Vicinity; Cloudy
with showers this afternoon and
tonight: partly cloudy Tuesday,
not quite 50 warm. Gentle %
moderate variable winds. Highest
temperature Tuesday about SO
degrees; lowest tonight about n
degrees.
Florida; Clear 10 partly cloudy
and mild thru Tuesday, except
considerable cloudiness and scat.
tered showers ON southeast coast
and Keys
jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits: Moderate northerly winds
north and central portions this
afternoon and tonight except &C.
casionAlly fresh extreme north
portion. Moderate mostly south.
erly winds south portion. Tues.
day moderate north and north.
east winds north and central por-
tons and moderate variable
winds extreme south portion
Partly cloudy north, mostly
cloudy south portion with show
era extreme south portion.
East Gulf: Moderate northerly
winds becoming gentle 90 mod
crate north 30 northeast Tues.
day, Fair north. partly cloudy
south portion. except cloudy with
showers extreme south portion.
Weather Summary for Tropical
Atlantic. Caribbean Sea Area and
the Eastern Gulf Of Mexico;
There ae no disturbances or sus.
plcious areas today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Chiefs Duty Questioned

SPENCER, Mass. ~ 49, What
should . police chief do when ne
sees kids stealing pears from .
nelRhbor's tree7
That question was posed Coz
Spencer Selectmea BY John J. 40.
len who complained that Chief
Charles ". Meloche encouraged an
influenced the youngsters In raid.
Inc NOlan's pear tree
Meloche had no comment on the
complaint filed by Nolan $50 his
hrother-in.law and across the
street neighbor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

WASHINGTON 8-when Con,
@sss comes back IN January. Rep.
Danisl A Reed u expected 10 pres
ent Il Immediately wlth . big
bundle of proposed changes In ths
isderal tar laws
Reed, . New York Republiesr
end one II the most powerful men
In Congress, wears tao hats
Hes Chairman a The House
ways and Means Committee
which handles tan matters for the
House. aud he's chairman Of che
Joint Committee co Internal Reye
cue Taxation, inside % a mem
ksrs u House and Senate.
In August 1851. need proposed
81 . meeting u the JOINT commit
Zee that an overhaul oi federal tar
laws begin. That such . job needed
doing had been obvious q Ions
time.
Over the years Congress had
plled one tan Lac upon another,
many tines In haste 10 meet emef.
gency need for revenae. The
changes made IN Che laws from
time 20 time we're often patches
which dad not cover holes.
Through the years, unfailinRly
Congress heard from individuals
and groups which complained this
or that section n the Law pinched
them unfairly. The federal revenue
code now has over 500 sections
The overhaul proposed By Reed
began In July 1859. when the staff
81 the joint committee sent q ques.
tionnalre 10 various groups and
organizations around the country
asking for specific suggestions "a
improve TIE tar laws.
The staff. composed Of lawyers
accountants. economists and stats.
ticians. received over $1,000 sug.
gestiona. Groups 81 tar experts
around the country studied prob.
lens like these:
Estates and trusts. foreign taxes
depreciation. double taxation d
divldsnds, pension trusts and pro
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Night Club Converted

MoRGANTOwN. ". Vas. " -
The Rev. S.oneking Groves. diree.
Cor Of the Spiritual Life Council
congregation. says his group
should be able 10 move into q
made-over tabernacle within Q
month.
Site Of the tabernacle win Be
the Old Cheat Lake supper club,
one : time plush niehtspos which
used 10 be the scene Of frequent
gambling and liquor raids before
Il was closed three years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
KEY To GENERAL

SEOUL R-The mayor Of SeOul
today preseI ted the hey 70 the city
30 the u. s. LIST Marine Division
which liberated this capital from
Communist armies just three years
ago.
Mayor Kim Tai Sun handed ne
silver key 10 Maj. Gen. Randolph
MeCall Pate. Marine commander
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PRECIPITATION

Rslsslvs ssvmldlsy. . AM
Io0%
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tCoxTHSUEDl

ONE bsarogn. al electric. Private
hath. whites. linens. dishes fur
aAshsd. n ami D Motsl. l01l Eatoa.
septl-tf
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PAYNE TRIES AGAIN

HOLLYWOOD IA honeymoon
In northern California and Idaho
Is planned BY actor John Payne and
Mrs Alexandra Crowell Curtis. who
were married yesterday.
II was the second marriage fOF
the sOcialite bride and the third
fr Payne. She formerly was the
wife Of actor Alan Curtis. Payne'l
former wives are actresses Anne
Shirley and Gloria De Haven.
Yesterdays ceremony. al the
brides home In Bel Air. vas per,
formed by DIR. Frank Dyer. Santa
Monica congregational minister.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

The goat has been Nays mas
cot since 1890. The present mascot
Bill XII. was presented 10 the
Midshlpmen In 1897 by the Texas
Centennial Exposition.
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esFsmssse tsss Lsvsll. Zee AAA
Mss ins.-i0li.2 mhs.
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I2-APartments For Rent
CONTINUED
ONE bsdroon. al electric. Private
hath, utilities. linens. dishes fur
aishsd. n ami D M0tsl. Io3l Eatoa.
septl-ifI
COMPLETELY furu. 2 bedroom
apt Los summer rates. Private
beach. Corner South and Eliza
beth Streets. Paone 2-2sZs.
sep,zz a
FURNISHED Apis. so % 70 $50 90
per month. Rooms, 81 % 10 si0.00I
per week. eli william. septz3 stx
MODERN 2 bedroom are Utilities
furnished. Phone 2-sSla or 2-92i0 |
septz3 II
FURNISHED Apl. Utilities In.
cluded. 300 Francis 81.
septzsGtI
VERY NICE clean APT. Couple
only. By lease. mos. or more.
Reasonable rental Apply as Fran
els 81. sept26-tf
BEAUTIFULLY Turn. cool 2 bed
room apt. overlooking ocean.
Phone 2-s77s. sept2SuI
EFFICIENCY furnished apis.
Reasonable rates. Town Hotel,
sos SimOnton SLPh0ne 22634
sept2sGl
FURN, one bedroom APT. Infant
accepted. 5000. including uuli.I
ties. 37s william ST. Phone 2-6402.
2'SSS2. sept2s2 "a
.3-COIiages For Rent
CABIN for rent. One lady or
gentleman. All eOnvenienceS.
Reasonable. 81 Eaton 81. Phone
2-22S2. sept2i-tf
COMPLETELY furn. one bedroom
cottage. Low summer rates.
Private beach. Corner South and
Elizabeth Streets. Phone 7-2s2s.
sept22.tf
4-EIOuses For Rent
BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom home.
completely furnished. S20O.p0
monthly, plus utilities. Adults. No
pets. Phone 2-S79O sept22-6t
ATTRACTIVE, furnished 2 bed.
room house. Apply ai2 Margaret
lSt. sept26-Stx
FURNISHED. quiet, modernized
Key West house. ga bedrooms,
screened porch, patio. freezer.
piano, large yard. Close in. One
child. si2S.O0. plus utilities. Years
lease. Phone2 64S4. sept2s-lt
S-ROOms For Rent
TROPICAL Hotel. Newly renovated
large rooms. Singles 500. doubles
sl2.Oo. septS-tf
LIGHT housekeeping and sleeping
rooms. One block from business
district. Free parking. sl3 White
head 81. septzs-etx
"a ROOM. Private home. Private
entrance. Parking. Phone 2-S564.
Address 1871 South 81. Sept26-st
6-Wanled To Rent
NAVAL Officer, wife and two chill
dren seek bedroom unfurnished
home. Phone 2.7sls. sept2S-st
SEEKING 2 bedroom unfinished
apt. or house. Nice section. No
children or pets. Please Cali 2.SS7S.
sept24-3tx
II
DESIRE 2 or : bedroom unfur-
niShed home. Preferably with
porch. For year round rental.
! Win sign lease for 2 years Call
2.s2ss. sept2l-3l
4 8-Male Help Wanted
4 WANTED. Driver-Salesman. Apply
/ II. Ramos 4 Co., $40 Front St.
sept26 a
FOREIGN Employment Construc'
ton work. II interested In foreign
projects with high pay. write
Foreign Service Bureau, Box 2sS
Metuehen, n. J. sept2S- II
DELIVERY MAN Must have driv,
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TEMPERATURES
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COMPLETELY turn. 2 bedroom
apt Los summer rates. Private
beach. Corner South and Eliza
beth Streets. Paone 2-2s2s.
sept2z q
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l3--Nursery schools

The Friendly nursery school has
openings for children 20 s
years. Registered kindergarten
teacher. Phone 2-6Ssi. sept26 81
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8-Male Help Wanted

WANTED. Driver-Salesman. Apply
II. Ramos 4 Co, $50 Front 81.
sept26- 1t
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FURNISHED Apis. SOC TO $50 %
per month. Rooms, 81 % 20 si0.00
per week. al william. septz3 -stx
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MODERN 2 bedroom are Utilities
furnished. Phone 2-sSia or 2-92i0
septz3 #
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TomorTe~8s Almanac
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9-Female Help Wanted

KITCHEN Help. Apply in person.
Ponee's LHncheonette. 7oi Simon.
ton 81. sept24es
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FURNISHED Apt. Utilities In.
cluded. 900 Francis ~.
seps11 q
Evening star., 1953-01-06
W Denounces Drive
To Save Rosenberqs

James w. Cothran. national
commander of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars, today denounced
what he described as the Com
munist inspired campaign to
save Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
from execution as convicted spies.
THE Veterans of Foreign
Wars, together with other loyal
and considerate Americans" he
said. view with exceeding re-
gret, if not alarm, the fact that
many citizens of substance with
no Communist affiliation nor
sympathy. are participating in
the Communist-inspired move
ment in behalf of Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg"
While conceding that all citi-
zens are within their rights in
opposing capital punishment or
challenging the wisdom of the
death sentence. Mr.. Cothran
commented that unfortunately in
this instance some have permit
ted themselves to become associ-
ated with an obviously organized
pressure campaign of propagan-
da, fabricated on falsehood and
plain Misrepresentation. ~ ~ ~
by permitting the use of their
names in a manner that implies
possible doubt as to the Rosen-
berg's guilt. they are not serving
the cause of justice-nor even
the cause of mercy"
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Stay for Rosenbergs
Held Sure; Backers
Predict Commutation

Atom spies Julius and Ethel
Rosenberg today appeared GER
tain to get a stay of execution,
and a leader Of a pro-Rosenberg
propaganda group predicted that
President Truman eventually
will commute the death sentence.
David Altman, executive direc-
tor Of a National Committee
to Secure Justice in the Rosen-
berg Case" said. 80 members of
Congress have promised to ask
President Truman, publicly or
privately. to offer clemency to
the Rosenbergs.
The husband-and-wife spy
team is scheduled to die in Sing
Sings electric chair at II pm.
January IA.
But Federal Judge Irving R.
Kaufman, who sentenced the
Rosenbergs, said in New York
he would offer a stay, if the
spies attorney formally tells the
court by Saturday that he has
asked President Truman for
clemency. The attorney has
promised to do this.
James w. Cothran, COM
mander- chief of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars. denounced the
campaign to save the Rosen-
bergs as Communist-inspired
Organized pickets stepped up
their pressure to get the death
sentences lessened. Since Decem-
ber q. they have maintained ar
around-the-clock vigil outside
the White House. carrying signs
pleading for clemency.
I'VE do not expect the execu-
ton to take place." Mr.. Altman
told a news conference late yes
terday. I'VE think the President
will respond to the overwhelm-
ing desire for clemency.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Federal Agencies
May Get Report on
Mccarthy Today

A Senate subcommittee's re-
port raising what was described
as "obvious questions" about the
financial affairs of Senator Nc
Carthy. Republican. Of Wiscon-
sin may be turned over to several
Government agencies today.
1t is expected, however. that
whatever will be done about It
will rest with the incoming Re-
publican administration.
The Elections Subcommittee.
in releasing the report last Fri
day. said it as well as the SUBJ
committee files about the contro-
versial Wisconsin Republican will
be made available to the Justice
Department and the Bureau of
Internal Revenue. The report
made no recommendations and
despite the series of questions it
raised. Senator Mccarthy was
not challenged when he was
sworn in last Saturday for his
second Senate term.
Report Given to Committee.
There were no present indica-
tions that the Senate itself
would take any action on the
matter. The report was filed
with the Senate Rules Commit
tee, the parent body of the elec-
tions subcommittee.
Senator Jenner, Republican, Of
Indiana, a close friend of Sem
ator Mccarthy. indicated he had
no plans for any immediate ac-
ton on the report. He is sched-
uled to become chairman of the
Rules Committee.
Meanwhile, Senator Mccarthy
disclosed some of his plans for
Investigations when he becomes
chairman of the Senate Govern
ment Operations Committee and
its permanent Senate Investigate
ing subcommittee.
Won't Slow Down Hunt.
In an MBS radio program last
night he made these points:
l. He does not plan to slow
down his hunt for Communists
in the Government, but so far
has found nothing to investigate
In the prospective administra-
ton of President-elect Eisen-
hover.
2. He has "a vast amount of
information" on reports of Com
munists among college faculties
and is ready to undertake such
Investigations. However, he said
he would gladly open his files to
the House Committee on I'M
American Activities If that group
undertakes such an inquiry.
8. He believes that If congress
sional investigating committees
should need the testimony of
President Truman the outgoing
President will give it without q
subpoena.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Mrs. Jennie Clark Dies;
Justice Clark S Mother
BY the Assoeioted Press

DALLAS, Jan. 6.-Mrs. Jennie
Clark, 86, mother of Supreme
Court Justice Clark, died of a
heart attack yesterday.
Justice and Mrs. Clark are due
here today from Washington
with their son, Ramsey. his wife
and child.
Funeral services are tenta-
lively scheduled for 10:30 am.
tomorrow.
Mrs. Clark died at the home of
a daughter, Mrs. Foster Jacoby
Of Dallas, with whom she had
lived for three years.
Besides the Supreme Court
Justice and Mrs. Jacoby, Mrs.
Clark is survived by two other
sons, Sam w. Clark Of Monter-
rey, Mexico, and Robert L. Clark,
Dallas attorney, and two other
daughters, Mrs. Julian Capers,
jr., and Mrs. Douglass Burch-
field, both of Dallas.