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Evening star., 1948-11-08
New Talks Scheduled To-day
In East Coast Dispute
BY The Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 (P.-AFL
longshoremen officials will meet
with shippers today over a dispute
which threatens dockers' tieup
tomorrow on the East and Gulf
Coasts.
Stevedores here and in Philadel-
phia voted overwhelmingly Satur-
day to turn down what was termed
a final" employers wage offer.
Their vote heightened the posi-
bility of strike by the union-the
International Longshoremen's AS
sociation-wfen a court restraining
order expires tomorrow.
Joseph P. Ryan, lila president,
said union officials would meet with
employer representatives this after
noon.
Thomas r. Steutel, Federal medi-
ator assigned to the dispute, said he
also would be present.
The joint meeting will come after
the union holds meeting in the
morning.
Evening star., 1948-11-08
Pacific Dock Strike
May Be Settled Soon
With New Formula
By the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. "a
formula for reopening negotiations
held promise today of quick settle
ment in the 67-day West Coast
maritime strike.
Resumption of negotiations awaits
the arrival of National CIO repre-
sentatives from Washington.
Employers and strikers agreed
last night on formula which they
said they hoped not only would
end the strike but would insure
waterfront peace in the future, The
agreement called for the National
C1O to participate.
CLIO Would Police Unions.
The National CIO and the San
Francisco Employers Council would
underwrite any accord negotiators
might reach, the agreement stated,
and act as a check on future dis
putes that might threaten strikes
or lockouts. The CIO would in
effect police its local unions and
the council It's waterfront employer
members. CThe council is a general
organization covering all lines of
business here. not just shipping
frms.)
Leaders of the CIO longshoremen,
CIO Marine Cooks and Stewards,
and waterfront employers approved
and initiated the two-way peace
plan last night. Three other unions
are involved in the strike but are not
likely to present obstacles to a
coastwise return to work.
Negotiators must reach their own
settlement of the present strike
The agreement provides only for
mula for resuming the negotiations,
but 1t adds that If no settlement is
reached in 10 days, union members
must vote on the employers last
offer.
One Point Dropped.
A public statement by the unions
noted shipowners were dropping
their previous insistence that leaders
of both unions sign nom Communist
afidavits under the Taft-Hartley
Act as a prerequisite to further bar
gaining.
The strike began September
after longshoremen's demand for
a 15-cent wage increase to $1.82 an
hour was met by an employers
offer of 10 cents. Also in dispute
was future control of the union
hiring hall, by which maritime
workers were assigned to jobs.
The new agreement specifies that
in future disputes, the Employers
Council will not give its support
to any employer unless the employ
er has given due notice of-and OBJ
tanned council approval .of-any
action (which may result in a strike
or, lockout" Similarly the national
clio would deny its support to Its
local unions unless they likewise
had given due notice of-and OBJ
tanned C1O approval of-any union
intention to strike"
Evening star., 1948-02-08

End TRUST NOTE for sale on new home
in D. c.: substantial discount. Call RE.
BGiLDERsMAmpie BliiI funds available for the
purchase of real estate notes. reasonable
discounts. p. sTEARNs. 927 18th st. NV,
Isl fa: AM; And end TRUST LOANS - pronp,
I sad so
se 1t ASp II End rhusT SplS loans on real ss.as.
in p. c.. Md. and Va, MR.. DRAISNER,
MoArY ,tos 81 On n's sEcoAAp oA All rRisr vii,
buy second trust notes. D. C.. nearby Nd.
N Y. ave. NV National $3.50.
s snd p ns one seek ses sa Service assr1y M
REALTY CO., so5 N. z. ave. NV az.
end Trust NOTES purchased. Cali MA.
$3.50. WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP,
con i o-ation eiven aDplications 2nd rust.
SECURITY INVESTMENT CO. OK. 45sS.
FIRST TRUST MONEY available. D. C.
property only I can finance your property
at low interest rates; easy terms; as, auiea
CASH FOR 100000 WORTH of snd trust
EoS P1Ssi a l. g65 11s sysk Eye st.
FIRST. Fir sFeoSp SST'S AND sS6.n:IfH THIRD TRUST
Quick service, low rates. M0RTGAGE
FINANCE CO., 203 Woodward Bids, MA,
REAL ESTATE LoANs-4@. no charge for
appraisals. MOORE q HILL CO., sO4
Loans TO D. c., MD, VA. home owners
Eh0u es5 oW lstes ts sh5FsSs or c
CORP, S3S Investment Bldg, D1. S672.
Evening star., 1948-02-08
WATERFRONT PRopsRrY-sALE.

CLOSING EsTATE-Miniatur farm or
large water front on bay; bungalow, Ice
lv va rn din ..,pn. fm bedrms, mod 5sth
IA; ss;r; SO; ;6aS; Boy 7s.o' staI; -.
place. be Dedrms., rms comp Complete eiec. kit; fuil
modern bath; regular city house: fne
harnori ne near Annapolis % nj. to Wash.
ernHn terms BOX s'I9 14d ssa Star. se very easy
sale; some year-round; W. =; cF1SER
NEW YEAR-RoUND COTTAGE. Beverl,
porch, built of Of best material. al red cedsi
sidins weather-stripped, copper plumbing.
gas range, auto. hot water. new oil cireu.
lating heater, mostly new furn. Lot so,
$50, near water. ALI priv. Price, S9.750
sfdIe1, Station iRsubes Wssb 5 g Box 449s
FOR sALE-Pine Whit Beach, Edsewater,
Mo. p acre on self W. ta" wat. i'ier,
tsiS Sfs yinserssd SGis nsss rssSaf.0ofa 81
6la MILES D. c., Is acres on Broad
Creek, Prince Georges County, the lona
shore front includes secure land-locked
Potomac River. The location command,
a beautiful view across the Potomac and
the property has a number of fine individ-
ual building sites. For information apply
n'v'i to TH5oDoE6 Ex' Pee F. MENK' s@7 10Th s st
YEAR-ROUND Chesapeake Beach cottage,
furnished: three lots. Call E. HARRY
AMES, North Beach 152-M.
WEST RIVER. 1O0-ft waterfront with
bungalow, unfurn. Close to bay. S6100.
HERALD HARBoR-Lafse lot, 75x1oo it..
!, blk. from beach. Reasonably priced.
SUMNER or YEAR ROUND homes.
acreage and lots along the Rappahannoek
and the Bay, in virginia's incomparable
C. BANGS. Realtor.
BEAUTIFUL 2-ACRE wooded tract. nearly
200-foot frontage on Potomac River, 40
mi. from D. c.. at Woodland Point fine
besch, fishing, ducking and grabbing;
foundation for house on land; $1,000;
terms. Also 100x350-foot lot on Neal
Greek. $3.50; terms. ROBERT SHELTON,
OFF 400
Evening star., 1948-02-08
MOTORCYCLES.

ENFIELD MOTORCYCLE, 1947: $500
miles; excel cond.:, S525. WA. 1920
ss fs gDE & al Say sHRssy
paIs pafn RGds AfEcRAR IaRRfs HoBBY ssy' SHOE sss
SusaMAN e 5ata is 5thfEfh, slWaERh Mor9R SCORER,
package box: can seat , people: perfect
cond; overhauled motor, new tires,
brakes refined. new clutch; $3.50. Can be
seen at 6405 Georgia ST., Chevy Chase
CTsHMAN SCOOTER, gearshift with side
car. $40. Francis Barnette British light,
weight motorcycle, S39S. Norton -, eood
cond.. foot shift, used, S475. Many other
makes and models. new and used; Taylor
4221. SECURITIES CYCLE SHOP. 355
Cedar st NV.
INDIAN SCOUT. "a; new tires. carburator
rebuilt: new speedometer. sealed beam,
Rpdsy sssf S5 M1 *e'4 perfect eondi-
ton: must be seen to appreciate; sacrifice
SCOOTER, Cushman, late model, gear
shift. windshield. buddy seat, detached
NEW AND USED MACHINES, in stock for
immediate delivery. Terms can be ar
all makes, CYCLE CENTER, sl2 9Th st
sigs sPRNG G. Will VIII SOON BE HERE-Now is
the time to buy be prepared for the fun
this year; 194S models are here now. See
the new Ariel We also have good re-
conditioned machines available. ALLIED
MOTORCYCLES SALES. 2014 NJ st. NV,
RE 60S3 &
Evening star., 1948-02-08
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION AT WILLIAMS AUCTION house,
alS New York ave. Tuesday, 2 p.m.-New
and used furniture. floor and table lamps
French gold decorated curio cabinet, fine
satinwood 7-pc. dinette set, large walnut
marble top dining room suite, good bed
room suites. breakfast sets, radios, china,
glassware, decorative articles. bric-a:bra
ETC., numerous other household enects;
walnut dining room suites, breakfast sets
fine satinwood 7-pc. dinette set, odd beds
complete, odd tnnerspring. Z other good
sofa. automatic record cabinet. 127 14-tn
records; fancy, and plain chairs for all
parts Of the home: coffee, end, lamp
new fioor and table lamps, many pieces
glassware, china, decorative articles. sev-
eral radios. hundreds of other desirable
articles. Here's sale you should attend
ZED L. WILLIAMS and ZED L. WILLIAMS
,JR AuctioneerS
Evening star., 1948-02-08
rRAILEgs teen..,.

l;sds ssiasss asl:S slsS !ssssssssssa asss; s.sss;
sG sis s3aG % aSs HsD Va .asboah sf sr.srs
nov on displsy at NATIONAL TRAILER
shfdas sfdas wa' sooe eads ssls. ave. Riverdale' Nd
s.:sl M ssoS. ssd sInf sse; brakes; sa,sss SAP o.
afro aiSi 0n15 nI1u5GGaGSTE' AGE erkAiIERs-closins out
all trailers on hand, your chance, to buy
1esl es oS prss aef ases Al
.ise dealer. i4sz !ryinE s.. NV Ap. $500.
Of all makes. sizes, some models with
deep freeze units; also deep.freeze units
coLa TAfER Co. ssa q osorsa ss a9a essn
HOME, iEVG SWEET We s HOME at its best-Your
waiting for you. Large variety in 16 to
construction; fnest hardwood interiors,
cold water and fully Insulated, 81 ,4e5 to
S3.995. Easy terms for your convenience;
We carry large line Of accessories and
naas Repairs 'nHas R1cHTER saDeT TRx1LER % SALES
locations, Wash. -Bat. blvd, Berwyn. Md.
Telephone TO. 5035. Visit our display at
AsT4E' LisHaTS haPSff Ef1 mSnss nsqsss old
rms, 2 complete bedrooms, electric re-
heater; Kimball dolly; owner shipping
MuNsEN W3oodiey Hi Cabins. Route 4,
3 miles south of Alexandria. Va. -S
interior, all-aluminum exterior insulated
throughout, 5-inch floor. bottle gas range.
brakes. illuminated door handles and many
other patented features not found in any
S5heT E, tTaileT m + s25s5 ps deliyereS completes
Coiesville I'd. Silver Spring. Nd. sH 1855.
USED TRAMERs in excel. cond VAIL
TRAILER SALES CO.. End ave. and Coles
Eills Hs I'd SILVER @ @sPEing Nd, sH S555: -s
ff rRAsR sssy CO.. t0f nG soso %s
sEw sHs IIspkrYY RhGas Yq RiaiinRs afa1 v. in comfort
raiers @ hefsa HEarERWAInEsN RoE IfnsSS rRAIER Iise
SALES. Wash. -Balto. blvd, Berwyn. Md
5o.Ff. aeInf 1G TaAfLEk RLE cleo refrigerator eee
$3.50. VIRGINIA TRAILER CO. 2 mis- mis-
so. Alex. on Rt 1. License No. 1851.
UTILITY TRAILER. all-steel body, like
Transmission AT. 53l2
VAGABOND-2 lots. screened porch. 1aun-
6 6ot and cold water. seltsviile, Md, TO.
BARNES OIL HEATER for trailer or
boat, good cond, pot type no wick $50
BELIEVE III OR NoT.The loveliest home
Chief; 8, Gu. #. elec. refgr., twin beds,
shower h w. completely furn Also
aice Ses''HR TRAIER II Gsnsl sALs hs nSe u
Rt. l, Berwyn. Md. TO 4949.
Evening star., 1948-02-08
TRAllERS.

of Schult, Travelo, American, Howard and
Zimmer trailer coaches. Visit our display.
A fine selection CT used trailers. Trailer
parts and accessories in our parts dept.
We are headquarters for sales service and
repairs. AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC,
4030 Wis. ave. Phone WO. 1891.
the new Schult, Travelo, American, Howard
and thinner coaches. Our sales display
open for your inspection, am: to 3 m.
daily and Sunday. Sales branch, AMERI-
CAN TRAILER CO.. INC, at Oak GROVE
Trailer Court. 4 miles south Of Alexandra
on Route /. Phone oV.. 2sQ1,
icebox, 8 rooms, bottle gas; 5000, easy
terms. Lot 20. washington Tourist Camp.
Evening star., 1948-02-08
MONEY WANTED.

s16, 600 WANTED at So for lst mortgage
on excel. close-in 144-acre gentleman's
ticulars, call PENTAGoN REALTY CO..
Fairfax s}96 IS
secured by new 4-bedrm, 2-bath house,
Bethesda, Md monthly payments for ID
years, 5 per cent discount. MR.. ADAMS,
FIRST TRUST MONEY on downtown
Washington property; $4,000 to 100000.
Call DI 5522 5
for 800; 81 trust; pays S41 so per
month for years Call WA. a03S.
NOTES-R.E. trust. we'll secured and sea-
soned; 25fo discount; 6tc interest; month
ly payments No brokers' UN 1045.
Evening star., 1948-02-08
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

FORD VS. motor rebuilt, S55. 232C
:s3rd st. Sc, VI. 1852.
TWO IA it. by T., #, by AZ inch stake
bodies fcr sale Call La Plata 56tl, 81
have a very large stock of Chevrolet parts
for, old model Chevrolet cars and try truessS & s
MOTOR CO. 7125 Wis. ave OIL. 61O0
SURPLUS TRUCK TIRES. all sizes. 7.50x
20. SIS to S12. RICE MOTOR CO.. 1924
Bladensburg rd ne.
SEAT COVERS-We carry a large stock OF
good quality seat covers in popular colors
to match your car: prompt and neat in
stallation. ARCADE PONTIAC CO. Wash
ington's largest Pontiac dealer, 1437 Iry-
ing st. NV AID. $500
OLDSMOBILE automatic transmission;
also utility trailer, all-steel body like new
CLUTCHES available for immed. use te
car dealers, auto repair shops and serv-
1917 L st. NV, MA. $3.50. Direct factory
Evening star., 1948-02-08
FARMS WANTED.

price; cash In on that farm that you are
not working. We need grain, beef. pork
and poultry. lets work together. CHEST
ER COGSwELL, 736 No. Albemarle St,
Arlington, Va. OK 1888 q
WILL TRADE Silver Spring home for
close-in MontEomery County farm. 81.
Evening star., 1948-02-08
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving, gen.
eral hauling; van; stakes, panels: white
hsHRRLxsEE hs9R ISL rfHsA SiSS chev
vans, stakes. panels and pickups; fo- hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC sEEVicF
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; prompt
service, reas prices; local or long dis
tance Ia 2937; after pm. GE. 1915.
Evening star., 1948-02-08
BAkK-pERsoNAL LOANS.

LOANS TO BUY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
home equipment you may. purchase. you
it's refriserator, washer. stove or any
other appliance, our time-purchase plan
assures you of maximum savings L1BER-
TY NATIONAL BANK, S25 18th ST. NV,
corner of Eye Ia
Evening star., 1948-02-08

GARAGE AND AUTO BODY WORKS with
ofice facilities, $50 L st. s.w.; garage COM
pletely equip, compressors, grinder, elec.
welders and acetylene welders. Phone Elk.
9073 IS
METAL, by 16, electric, SIS mo-: rear
1889 Z st. s.e., TR. G679. 5
1 SPACE in lge. 2-car garage, near 21st
and Mass. ave. NV. MI. 5000, EXT. 212.
LARGE DOUBLE GARAGE on paved alley
for storage, .hreproof: waterproof; quiet,
GARAGE. heated, for rent. Sss2 Calvert
St NV, wO. q001
ON CoRCoRAN ST. Nw-Brick 2-story
garage, SIS month. RE. 1887 weekdays.
Evening star., 1948-02-08
AUTO PAINTING.

COMPLETE JOB, S35 up; work suaran-
teed, GILBERT. 41o2 Pa. ave. ext. s.e.'
HI hfiiTo ~ IPsA1Nrpw-complete Job, $50; Sc.
lect your color; work guaranteed. AD-
Olson CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV
ADD THAT NEW LOOK to that old car.
Carr painted. , years guarantee; "A .hr.
service; coupes. SIS; sedans, S25. Orders
welcomed from used car dealers. Call
DU. 1000, Ext. 24s for appt. -S
Evening star., 1948-02-08
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

type body: must be in good condition
vii, pay cash. Call Marlboro 348s or
LJil1eide -
Evening star., 1948-02-08
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

HlACH-FRONT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
fer r@ooHins @ house Or small hotel purpS.ss.;
condition and location. Inquire at
DELLAS AGENCY, bo7 Washington st.,
Evening star., 1948-02-08
GARAGES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-oarage II yicinit,
on weekdays, ali day Sunday. 3
REAR OR 'FRONT.' or 2 story sarage
usable for storage; preferably ne. or Sc
eection II Q012 -f
Evening star., 1948-02-08
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

I WANT TO BUY q waterfront home on
bay, West River, South River or near An
napolis: can pay cash; give full partic-
ulars Box CSC, Star
Evening star., 1948-02-08
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

NV; capacity 1918 It. Call EN-. 1922.
FOR LEASE OR sALE-Half st. s.w:
5000 So. it., floors. gas heat. r.r. sic
ing available. Zoned industrial. Immed
poss; Shown by appt. MICHAEL WALSH
q SON, 1911 Eye st. NV, RE. 1882.
SPACE and storage facllities
for Ter general commodities: r.r. sidings. Call
TRANSFER, AID. 3274. p
BASEMENT ROOM 38x20, waterproofed
and dry, with or without heat; location,
2lst and M SITS. ne. MR.. HILL. DE. 6192.
10s
1,400 So. IT, of storage space; corner
property. JOSEPH F. BELFIORE CO.,
Realtors. 1311 I, st Nv. QI 5622. Is
Evening star., 1948-02-08
TAxIcABs FOR RENT.
GARAGES FOR RENT.

DIAMOND CABS, 1916, 1947 and Ia4t
No. so Mass. ave. NV, AT. 5310. liz
Evening star., 1948-02-08
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

IN BRENTWOOD mo Mt Rainier )-Elec-
trio power SWITCH good for builders.
plumbers. electrical shop; building 30x60,
2 stories; lot 57x140 easy terms; price.
Sl3,S50. zIRKLE CO., 1246 Goth st.
NV, RE 733S NO BIg4 3
Evening star., 1948-02-08

FAIRFAX co. VA.-15 acre farm, sew
eral acres in timber. double garage,
stream. q rms. and bath; house about
yrs. old; hard surfaced road; about 81
mi to Key Bridge. S12,250.
Also 2l2 acre farmette, rms. and
bath, oil heat; house about yrs old.
Ideal setting in grove of trees; garage;
good medium size barn. several good
chicken houses: hard surfaced road; 20
mi to Key Bridge. Just think only S12,-
500 About $1,000 cash and balance like
rent.
Also other 2-bedrm. houses for sale,
on less acreage. $4,000 and S10,500. Also
acreage for sale For appointment phone
Vienna go. WHITESELL'S REAL ESTATE.
near Oakton School, Va. Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1948-02-08

: VS. motor: excel
brand-new tires.
|; S152. WILLIAMS.
Evening star., 1948-02-08

STOCK FARM, Fairfax Co-233 acres:
with apt above. 4-room tenant house,
ether outbuildinss: included with farm
are 8 Guernsey cows. 2 horses with har-
ness, | wheat binder l 2-horse mower,
2-ho1se wagon, lime spreader; S25. 800.
CHARLES w. PETERS, Broker Phone
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
An Epochal Discovery
Cincinnati Enquirerl

tClncl0naC EnqulreT)
 As had been hoped from the time of it's develop nent several years ago, the eectron microscope ev- dently is giving medical science an insight into the most perplexing of human ills-the viruses. fortnight ago it announced that electron micro scope studies had been made of virus in action the first time that these utrasmal organisms ever had been identified, although their existence had been proved time before.
 Now the U. S. Public Health Service announces that virus responsible for one type of the common cold" has isolated and studied under the electron microscope The studies of this agency, carried on in connection with clinical studies among volunteer patients of the District of Columbia reformatory at Lorton Va tend show that there several varie- ties of the so-called common cold, ranging from mild infection which merely causes sniffes to severe grippe-type illness.
 The viruses which cause these varieties ot the common cold" as well as the viruses which cause such ails as pneumonia infantile paralysis small pox and chckenpox and other maladies for which there are no specific cures too small to be seen under the conventional type of microscope no matter how great it's magnifying power. They also are too small to be filtered using the conventional means o1 separating chemicals or organisms Ana until the eectron microscope brought into play, medical scientists could but theorze that the vruses were sub microscopic organisms
 The electron microscope has made possible actual pictres of the virus The first reported instance was
 series of pictures of virus which destroys pacVerla there are friendly well unfrendly viruses ev- denty). Through Sep-DV-Step pnOIogIdpils tio VII u0 was shown invading and filling the much larger germ until burst appearance this particular virus was found to be round with some of the extremely tiny organisms bearing tadpcle-hke tails. They formed ln regular ranks the views found.
 The electron microscope which makes it possible to view such extremely small particles differs from the conventional glass lens microscope in that 1t uses stream of electrots instead of stream of light in the viewing process The stream of electrons Is magnfed by passing through carefully controlled magnetic fields just as the beam light in conventional mscroscope is magnified by passing through carefully ground magnfyng lens The sole disadvantage of the eectron
 microscope is unlike the other types of microscopes it cannot be used to examine living tissue or Vlng organisms because necessary to coat the specimen with metallic film to reflect the stream of eecrons Tn the recently disclosed studies, however this ob- lection has been avoided by making step -by-step studies of the viruses in action
 The Identification of the various viruses IS of epochal importance from medical standpoint be- cause it provides at least beginning point for the preparation of preventive and curative vaccines and medicines for ailments which heretofore have defied medication.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06

"Our schedule requires applica- tion four times during child's life-at the ages of 3, ', 10 and l3 years" explained Dr. J. w. Moun- tin. "The whole thing does not take more than a minute except the cleaning of the teeth, and many of the teeth need not be cleaned"
 What does the sodium fluoride solution cost?' asked Keefe. "Is it very expensive?"
 "A gallon of solution can be made for a cost of approximately five cents"
 "A gallon of it would take care of pretty near the whole school population of normal sized com munity, woud it not?" asked the Congressman.
 "Yes, indeed"
 Kee1e went on to point out that ii the new revolutionary dental program were left merely to den- lists, it's progress would be much too slow. Therefore he urged that nation wide educational program be undertaken. Public Health of ficials said they would consider the matter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06

tina over the Falkland Islands and Antarctic territories, a spokes- man for Argentine President Peron told a closed-door gathering of fellow politicos in Buenos Aires on February IA:
 "Whatever happens, our estab- lishment of sovereignty over these lands will be made definitive on this occasion. Our leader may have to sacrifice his well-recognized eli gihility for the Nobel Peace Prize in order to accomplish this, but justice will be upheld If force is attempted by the usurpers of our territory, they will be answered with force. The hour of Argen- tinas destiny in the South Atlantic is at hand
 Peron has sent a task force. composed of two cruisers, six des- troyers and several smaller craft, to the disputed region for man euvers and reconnaissance" These warships also carried reinforce ments and supplies to four Argen- tine bases set up on the Falklands and the South Polar continent last year.
 Although the bases are osten- sibly for meteorological and geo. logical surveys, they are garrisoned by marines as we'll as scientists. The equipment of these forces in clude howitzers, anti-aircraft guns and several fully armed torpedo boats.
 The British took over the Falk- lands Cor Malvinas, as they are known to Argentines) a century ago. Argentina, then ruled by the dictator Rosas, was in the throes of widespread civil strife, and the British claimed that effective sovereignty" over the islands had been reliquished.
 The present moves mark the first Argentine concrete action un- dertaken to regain possession of the Falklands Significantly, it is also the first time that any Peron policy has won unqualified SUD- port from the entire Argentine people.
 By making a deal with the Chil- can Government for mutual recog- milton of the Antarctic regions claimed by both nations, Peron likewise got psychologically inn portant outside backing for his plans. Chile's record is much better than Argentina's in the court of world opinion.
 Chilean President Gonzalez Vii dela's personal inspection tour of the Antarctic and his broadcast speech from there, firmly reject ing British protests against Ar genuine and Chilean operations in that area have strengthened Per- on's position vastly.
 Wantads bring quick results.