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Evening star., 1951-06-20

of champagne and bucket of ice
The young Doellers were COM
pletely bowled over. They not only
never suspected such a thing, but
Lou was 5000 miles away in
France and had been gone for two
weeks.
They promptly started calling
friends to come right over, ano
when half way through their list
discovered that next-door neigh
bors Charlie Webb and Peter Gill
Sey were staging a farewell to-dc
for Judy and AL Key. From then
on. the champagne and music
flowed back and forth between the
two houses, and by the time the
closing hour of IL sounded the
moving-day blues had been for
gotten.
The former Judy Bowdoin and
her husband will say good-by te
Washington tomorrow after 9
round of send-offs including the
cocktail party Mrs. Robert Pat
terson and young Marjorie Key
gave last week for the latter:
brother and bis wife. Al, whose
father is United States Ambassa-
dor to Burma, is starting out ir
the Foreign Service by being at.
tached to the American Embassy
in Tel Ayiv. He and Judy will en-
plane for Europe Saturday, will
be gone two years.
X \
Some of all the aforementioned
are getting ready to take to the
water next Tuesday when the
Committee of the Holiday Dances
stages its moonlight cruise for the
benefit of Children's Hospital. The
Clarkes are entertaining at cock.
tails before the $50 sailing, Patts
Winslow and Henry Willard are
getting group together, and also
on board the S. S. Bear Mountain
that night will be Representative
and Mrs. Claude Bakewell, Marn,
and Skee Arnold. Evelyn anc
George Horkan, the Lewis Mac.
Crackens, Elaine and George Ma.
honey and Ruth and Frank Balsley
who are back on the Capital scene
after a years Navy service ir
Honolulu. Frank had a mild cast
of polio out in Hawaii but is al
right now.
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Society News
Foreign Diplomats in the Capital
Are Hosts; Others Plan Vacations

IGrosner in honor of Mrs. Leigh
Wade. The honor guest is here
for a short stay, having recently
returned with Col. Wade from
Greece where he was Military At
Itache. He already has gone on to
his new post as Military Attache at
Rio de Janeiro and she will leave
July ] to join him in the Brazil
ian capital.
Militory Reception
The Officers Club at Fort Lesley
j. McNair was the scene of a gay
reception last night hosted by the
Assistant Chief of Staff for OPP
Ierations, Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor,
and Mrs. Taylor.
The 7-to-9-o'clock party was
given for the military representa-
tives of the other American re-
publics. and on hand to greet the
300 guests with the Taylors were
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Ridgely
Gather and Col. and Mrs. Dun
can Somerville.
Invited to join in these good
neighbor-policy festivities were the
Secretary of the Army and Mrs.
Frank Pace, jr.: the Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs. Ed
ward G.. Miller, the Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Mrs.
Omar Bradley, the Army Chief of
Staff and Mrs. J. Lawton Collins
and the Army Vice Chief of Staff
and Mrs. Wade HaiSlip.
Representing neighboring re-
publics were Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Ernesto de Arujo of Brazil.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Santiago de
mas Pima of Chile, Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. GuStavo Rojas Pinilla of
Colombia, Maj. Gen. Julian Mas
de Ayala of Uruguay, Air Vice
Marshal and Mrs. H. C.. Campbell
of Canada and Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Estanislao G. Lopez Of Ar
gentina.
Evening star., 1951-06-20
Miss Nell EostIond
is VisitinoHere

Miss Nell Eastland, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. James O. East
land Of Doddsville, Miss, is the
house guest of Miss Jean Ryland,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Ryland of Spring Valley.
Miss Ryland has recently gradu-
Iated from the SidwelI Friends
School, where Miss Eastland for
merly was a student. In the fall
Miss Ryland will attend Wellesley
and Miss Eastland, Sophie New
comb College.
After Miss Eastland's visit is
completed, Miss Ryland will go to
Mississippi with her for a visit.
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Miss Bender
To Be Bride

Representative and Mrs. George
H. Bender of Washington and
Chagrin Falls, Ohio, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Virginia Edna, to 1t. Dorsey Jo-
seph Bartlett. U. S. M. c., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dorsey Bartlett
of Clarksburg, w. Va.
Miss Bender was graduated
from Allegheny College and is a
member of Kappa Kappa Gamma
Sorority.
1t. Bartlett attended West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan College and
George Washington University
He also served as Chief Page of
the United States House of Rep
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sit up and take
notice. After a
week end at the
King and Queen
Rod and Gun
Club in King
a n d @ u e e n
County in Vir-
ginia, I can tell
you why most
husbands re-
fuse to take the
womenfolk on
fishing trips.
They're afraid
Of being out
d on e! TIL a t
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Miss Lovett
Is Married

Miss Loyce Lovett, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliot c. Lovett of
Chevy Chase, was married last eve
ming to Mr.. Elmar Raimund Neu-
Iteufel, son of the late Hon. and
Mrs. Raimond Neuteufel of vi
emma, Austria. The ceremony was
Evening star., 1951-06-20

Miss Mary Elaine Calcote,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Calcote, became the bride June 1e
of Mr. Earl Eugene Sommers,
son of Mrs. Lillian Sommers and
the late Mr.. Lewis Sommers of
Kansas City, Mo.
The ceremony took place in Ep-
worth Methodist Church, with the
Rev. j. E. Kemp Horn officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. Sommers will live
in Charlottesville, Va, where he is
doing graduate work at the Uni
verSity of Virginia.
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Announcement

Navy 1t. and Mrs. Phillip W.
Kerr of Chevy Chase announce
the engagement of their daughter
Phyllis Darlene, to Mr.. Charles H
Swayne, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs
Swayne of Great Falls, Va.
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MRS. ROBERT A. DENNISON.
The marriage of Miss Frances
II. Campbell and Mr.. Robert A.
|Dennison took place June 8 in
the Petworth Methodist Church.
The Rev. Ralph D. Smith per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride is the neice of Miss
Irene L. Scott of this city. Mr..
Dennison is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Dennison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennison are max.
ing their home at 1916 Twenty
ninth street Sc.
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By Betty BeoIe

What Washington's young mar
ried glamor gals can do with a
rod, reel and fancy tackle would
make the most knowing fishermen
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performed in the Westmoreland
Congregational Church, the Rev
Philip Gordon Scott officiating
and the reception followed in the
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase.
Mr.. Neuteufel is a member OF
the staff of the Austrian Informa.
ton Service in New York where
he and his bride will make theil
home. Members of the Austrian
Legation staff and their wives
were among those attending the
wedding, and Chancellor Figl Of
Austria cabeled good wishes.
Evening star., 1951-06-20

Miss Esther Cynthia Ball
daughter of Mrs. John D. Bal
Of Arlington and the late DR.. Ball
was married June 10 to Mr.. Robert
Lloyd Babcock, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur w. Babcock of Sid
ney, Ohio. The ceremony was
performed in the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church, the Rev
Albert Shinkey officiating. The
reception was held in the Kenesaw
and Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock will
live in Arlington.
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-SouCDau fn0Lo.
MRS. WILLIAM CHANEY.
The chapel of st. Timothy's of
the Episcopal Church was the
scene June II of the wedding of
Miss Ethel Jean Lugenbeel,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. D.
Lugenbeel of this city, and Mr..
William Roy CLANCY, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy A. CLANCY of
IMitchellville, Md. The Rev. John
Parker Coleman oficiated.
On their return from a Cana
dian wedding trip, the Chaneys
will make their home In Mitchell
willie.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

USED CAR DEALERS!
Igt., I1t 49y1oo ES pear n Capitol and H
M ST.. Just west Of Conn. ave-; 1st
commercial; outstanding. 3-story
taety are osI anr saas s,as oered in its len: en-.
to Maytiower Hotel and Rlns Bldg. !:
auto. heat, avail. around 1st Of
year; suitable for any small organi-
cation or doctors OF lawyers ofices.
7; RUPERT MoHLER. Jr, 1923
18th and r SIS. N.w.wModern ele-
ystor bldg; choice Of space from
CARL g. RoSfNsKI CO.. Ma. 1854.
NEAR HECHT'S and Kann's of Ar
lington, we have q 12-room house
that Is now zoned CO and is suit
able for any type, Of business or
profession. This house has Just
been decorated and has a lot l25x
l25. within walking distance to
Kann's and Clarendon. LOUIS r,
SIMPSON & SON. INC, 5000 viii
son blvd. JA. 2-7777 or OK. 1855.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

WANTED AT ONCE-3-bedrm. house;
buyer waiting. Also ouyers for q
bedrm. houses. HI. S114 after 6
pm Mr.. Thompson, HI. 7155.
WOOD d MITCHELL
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ALL CASH for your home today. NJ
delay. All details carefully managed
For . better deal. call OIL. 1922;
MOD. CLEAN 2 or 8 bedrm. homes
Md. location; Sc. preferred; have
susi:s5t,si s.siss or 81. rasa s7ses." "s'' .A2 40
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sal,
OF your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire
call R. A. HUMPHREYS; Realtor
sOS nHsfh sssass sanS snes 1915 S9fS
' WILL PAY YOp CASE TODAY fol
tion, RE. 2201. 81. 7747
ATTENTION OWNERS can &c,
you top all cash. or term deal foI
yySSpr yyS ohSs hSme. Call MR. WILLIAMS
SMALL ATTRACTIVE GEORGETOWN
HOUSE for immediate OCCUPANCY,
Not over $4,000. Call RE. 1876.
Apt. 20; between 6-s pm; Fri.
BEVERLY HILLS--we, have buyers
area. 9. bedrms. or larger. Price
must be right. For quick sale phone
Mr Scott, COLONIAL INVESTMENT
CO., XII. 1904 or TIE. 1857.
PRIVATE PARTY to buy home from
owner. EN- 63S2. -21
DIRECT FROM OwNER-win pay
cash for your property; quick. set
tlement.- No charge for appraisals.
Nd ~ and p ,ss ROBERT A. Fos-
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL Cash
HOMES-MD.. VA. D. c.
MR.. QUICK, RA. S41S. 20s
WANTED AT ONCE-3-bedrm. house;
buyer waiting. Also ouyers for q
6edrm, NJ houses; sS,,IdL III; sI14 81 si.er 8
WOOD d MITCHELL
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SELECT YOUR OWN

SELECT YOUR OWN
2 roN oSEDEgs: s5s sso MASONRY. GROVE.
2 sEpRMs.. BRICK. AURORA HILLS
|. NRAR fai saIRI1sdToss. 1 sd1os SIS sIs,soSD, eDMA
5 BEpRMs.. 2 BATHS. AURORA
HILLS. S23,50O.
3 :, nEpRMs;2 BATHS, GEORGE
3 BEDRMS,. 2 BATHS. GEORGE.
T2WN ia aSo COLONIAL AURORA HILLS
HOME AND INCOME OF $40 PER
3 BEDRMS.. 2h BATHS. PLUS DEN
EXCLUSIVE SECTION MONTICELLO
PARK. S34 500.
3 BEDRMs.. III BATHS. ARLING.
TON RIDGE RD.. S35. 900.
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
WRIGHT REALTY. INC.
1901 S. Arl. Ridge Rd., OF. 947O.
s715. Open till PM.
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TOWERING TREES

fine. loc. ON a 112-ft. landscaped
garden; charming liv. rm. and din.
area with picture window: many
nice features in this one. Assume lge
4G trust
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STORES FOR RENT

1909 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. suit
or any other type Of business. OR.
$3.50. Al
3414 14th ST. N.W.-store. modern
front with End d. easily converted
into living quarters; rent for entire
WELL, 3617 14th st. NV. to.
CORNER STORE, 11th and C sts. Sc.
Il 900 50. #: reasonable rent. Ap-
ply PAT IRoIANo REAL ESTATE
3440 I4th ST. N.w.-Desirable lo-
is;'Ss Sszis5 Ss5i '1s,'s II sss 81 tlSs
SUGAR BOWL; 5910 10th ave-. Hy-
attsville-Comb. drug, delicatessen
aanad and E6ds s9ds fountain. WA. sss3 or
1000 So. FT. in good business ioes.
business: good cond; rear entrance
can JOHN +. DoNoHoss ao 4 sons: .NiS:
18th AND EYE SITS. N.W.@corner,
suitable for any business or once,
containing about 1900 50. It. and
additional rms. and balcony.
AaVatlable about Nov. /. Phone Wo.
AVAILABLE DEC. 1-colesvilie Blk.
Two stores 29xS5; suitable for
drugstore. grocery. ETC.; fast-grow-
mf mf, 7om 7coSmTmrunity; ;,, rent reasonable.
Ml0s st. nU, pi bESHbrEKr bSIs .7.: 1lSl IN .1a LAP
Evening star., 1951-10-19

| oAS1 G. w. I'll
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENr
80, 900 SO. FT. Of ground centraily
,H9sa'sa; Hs sa.. pvt. r.r. siding and once.
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE or desk spscs
available. Reception facilitier. i4O6
&C g St; NV; Suite 619; ME. 300.
tlIm fMa Exchange VM :, - BLDG, kAss-BERo;ERE.
and K sts NV; elevator bids; ia
cSsvTsffSrRfEE csSssSiHasRs RE iSearEsbb aSel d. N T Silver
reception HAN. suit; for business es; or
s. 1sF 1sEssS5 '5fo'TssIe 49, sssf
L$keE Rs e. OFFICE ROOM, 1szsd 1sMs}' fl.
Snd floor; j19 F st. NV, across
from from aecht Co; 5,yr. lease: rea-
s1nasles Sa. bisss. can MR. ATHERJ9N,
1870 I K 8 81. N.w.-snd a. front. M21 lee.
did advertising advantages, II"
SNAPPED suite incl; entire front and
enss q sldf $50 p5 oSds o qou;sss o rsss
ADLAI MANN. Agent, ioi7 WOOD.
AIR -CoNDITIONED. Century Build-
ing; 4l2 9TH st. NV. opposite Mu-
sinalss n1eapsi &C Court .tt..o ofsss syaila6le II
giles from s4s to $3.50. | rHos' Hss-
J; FISHER & co. INC. 73s iSti
fsI1 OIL 18th ST. N.W.-s rms, on LIST
s25 ss25 and UP. Nr. parking areas.
iaao CONN. AvE.-Larse air-co1s,.
TONED modern ONCE; available i'm.
ppoeaiiSeiy poWibe x4,s saSy Sorpn parsins. Apply i.
SILVER sPRING-we have Mys seysr.,
Smces SneiG, avail; ,a. located in conv. silver
WdoSMWRAsRRSS Tdao9MRsRS 4 R,SEEAY SSEEAY; 81; 800;
man So ssf per for md IaTssr To 4sas6 g
Asshiassen ysss!a,shtsd. ssa ss {.
500 mo- MA. 1927 after 10 am.
VEST .RY BLDG.-eos 18th St. Mga nv
aia'' svai immed. Irm SUITE sss Ne Mnswly rssond:
premises ps aaso or call LEouM q GEsdsEfRn, d ~
ls6s RoOi i. AVE-, brentwood, Ma
short distance from District iins.
excellent location for attorney. sc.
countant. etc. MORRISON 4 Hof-
LINGSWORTH. Agents, 5000 An.
nnap3fs nap2 rd.. Bladensburs. Nd. uN.
sio EYE ST. NV. - A de.iTss,. dmsS
enef esisfs ofeo room ADJOINING my real
any type broker, manufacturer's
rent, S35 includ.
ing heat. light and phone servtee
Io' ln-coming calls. VIM. T. Raj.
LaRp: 1919 Eye st, NV. 81
atb AND SITS. N.W.-Moderr sI..
vator bldg. Choice of several ofice.
from $50 to 1000 SO. It. Ayailable
November 1st, CARL g. ROSiNSKY
CO. Ma. 1854. 601 18th st. nv.
single once: i1x1a it ft.. 2 eai aindoss;;; dsys;;
FERRY hay CO.. 81. 3005. @Si
OCTORS OR DENTISTS of,ce:
ground floor Of apt. bldg, 230O / An
-. NV, corner OF Park I'd; suife ~
small rms. and bath with xas' elsc
and water already installed: Linz
cum covered floor. Masonite eejIjrS
Fluorescsnt LIGHTS; 500 per ma
See janitor. no.
CONTINUED on Next PaSa5T
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

IO-ROoM FRAME HOUSE converte.
to two apartments. Metal roof. 81
acres Of cleared land. Located OF
Wicomico River In Fairport. Va.
leading to property; I,2o0-ft. waite
front. Deep water. Oyster hous,
and pier located on property. Car
be purchased reasonably. For fur.
ther information write Box 3S4-V
FOE oIsr' RENr-rhree large room rooms
kitchen and bath in modern apart
ment house: no children; references
Call The Plains, Va, 3141 between
am. and B pm. -21
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
THANK US

For incorporating all the many
sought-afte features In our brick
ramblers.
3. Vast and lge. amount OF close
3. our Our belief Largest kitchens 1,
this price range fully equipped.
4. Picture windows, all wood double.
hung windows.
5. All baths are Offset in hall I,
insure privacy. ''Colored tile."
6. All have carports.
IL. All M-acre lots In North Arl
Plenty of trees"
IS. With or without Easements.
10. Utility rooms are large.
PLAN
1. All rooms large. 2 bedrms.
10. Ali rooms large. Q bedrms., bsmt.
". bath. outside entrs.: $4,000
l3. bedrms., Ia baths. bsmt.
4. 3 bedrms., Q full baths. large util.
ity ISo rm; Bath in master bedroom"
10. 3 bedrms.. 2h baths. Bath ir
master bedrm.: 22.150.
the point Of interior color selec.
ton" public transp. Just 3 blks,
from property. For further particu-
lars, call
Pomponio Realty Co.
2222 Wilson Blvd, OW, $500 It'll q
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81 000 DOWN

RAMBLER WITH BSMT.
Most sttrac. and sit. on q huge lot.
ideal for children; excel. cond, with
3 pretty bedrms. and tiled bath.
IT'S A PICTURE. RANCH-STYLE
RAMBLERl
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C-A-T-T-F-O-R-N-T-A

White, bungalow in excel. loc., conv.
to sch. nursery and transp.: . twin
size bedrms. and tiled bath; lovely
Nv, rm. and din. area with freplace:
eouipped kit.
LOT WITH FLOWERS
AND GARDEN HOUSE.
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Another of the incest 3-bedrm. brick
Colonials. Tastefully and modernly
DEC; bsmt. has lovely recr. rm. with
bar and radio.
REDUCED FOR QUICK sALEi
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$4,000 DOWN
ARLINGTON FOREST

Assume lge. AZ .GI loan on this i'm
maculate, well-built, 3-bedrm. brick
rambler on beaut. 150-ft. lot.
A PICTURE WINDOW BEAUTY!
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ASHTON HEIGHTS
! PRICE SIASHED !

Top location. 4 bedrms. and Q dens:
attrac. liv. rm.. family din. rm.. lge.
kit. with nook; full bsmt.: 2 porches
garage; conv. to sch. transp., etc g!
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CLOSE IN
STYLED AND BUILT FOR A
LIFETIME OF HAPPINESS
Charming. brick Colonial with 2
lovely. bedrms. 13x17 and 12x15 with
walk-in cedar closets: lge. liv. rm.
full bsmt. with Law; GARAGE and
screen vppI parsh cosvrN,rnr,,
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LYON VILLAGE

Convenient to
CLARENDON
Where You Can
WALK TO SHOP.
Beaut. S-bedrm. home in excel. eond
with many. many fine features. incl
full bsnt. and garage.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL pRopERTY-sALI

HEAVY INDUSTRIAL - Attention
contractors. 50x200-ft. corner lot
with large 10-rm. house in front:
near Univ. Of Md; bargain price,
nights TO. 626I, PAU, iAUTER.
BACH q CO. -21
Evening star., 1951-10-19

UNUSUAL OFFERING
3-bedroom brick rambler, new: bsmt.
large attic, beautiful corner lot
This will not last long at S1S.400
Call today. CH. 1855, o til 8 pm
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tcontinued on Next Passlf
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IRRESISTTRT,Ei

IRRESISTIBLE!
Found at last! Your beauty rambler
on a gorgeous, fenced level lot with
MOST ATTRACTIVE AND IN
SPOTLESS CONDITION.
. twin-siZe bedrms. and tiled bath ;
log-burnina fireplace. incl. logs for
this. winter. Owners transfer sf-
fords a good buy for you.
, 1951-07-20
Believe Truce Tulks
Possible on Items
Already Agreed On

Lieut.. General J. w. Pres
ton, official spokesman for the
United Nations delegates be-
lieved that the cease fire could
be achieved on the basis of the
agenda items already agreed
upon. The Generals and Ad-
mirals tried to work out a
program for actual truce talks
and already had agreed to dis
cuss first a cease fire, secondly,
a demilitarized zone, third,
guarantees that the fighting
would not start again includ-
ing a commission to inspect
and insure that both sides
were living up to the agree
ment. 1t also meant that the
Allies had refused to discuss,
as a political matter, the with
drawal of foreign troops from
Korea.
From the outset, General
Matthew Ridgeway had made
it clear that the Kaesong talks
should deal only with the
cease fire.
, 1951-07-20
Citizens Aid in
Beuutific cation Of
Perks & Fairgrounds

The Armstrong Brothers,
Robert and Malcolm, are
among the citizens who have
been cooperating with the
Parks and Fairgrounds Com
mission in Identification work
in Christiansted, by contribut-
ing three of the well-known
f1ambouyant trees, which are
scarce at this time.
The Commission called on
the Agricultural Department,
which supplied a large Golden
Shower, but none of the de-
sired Flambouyant. The Com
Continued on page A.
, 1951-07-20
NYU Workshop
Group und Students
Return to St. Thomus

The last members of the
New York University Work
shop under the personal super
vision of DR.. Ethel Alpenfels,
returned to St. Thomas last
night by plane. They were
taken on a sightseeing tour of
the Island which ended with
a picnic at Cramer's Park.
At the Park one. of the Pro-
fessors gave a very enlighten-
ing talk.
Favorable comments were
made in connection with the
condition Of the Park. For the
past three weeks Alfred Fran
els with a small gang has been
working there.
, 1951-07-20
OPS Announces
Amendm'nt to CEILING
Price Regulation

OPS announced today an
amendment to Ceiling Price
Regulation No. II Restaurant
Regulation for short) which
becomes effective today, in
order to provide an adjust
ment procedure for a person
who finds that the food cost
per dollar Of sales is not re-
preventative Of his operations
for the period subsequent to
the base period and prior to
April /, 1851.
Adjustments will be granted
only after careful considera-
ton Of the reasons which
caused a differential between
the base period ratio and the
requested food cost ratio. The
mere fact that an operator
had a high food cost ratio in
his base period will not be suf-
ficient reason to justify an
adjustment
All applications for adjust
ments must be filed with the
Office of Price Sterilization
CONTINUED on page A
, 1951-07-20
Officials Fear Truce
Tulks Nay End
In Disdgree ment

Officials fear that the truce
talks may end abruptly and
lighting resumed in Korea.
One spokesman speaking on
the progress of the recent SEES
sion said we will come to an
agreement or there will be an
air of finality about the dis
agreement.
The grim statement meant
that the war would go on un-
less the communists yielded
on their demand that the with
drawal of foreign troops from,
Korea be taken up at Kae-
Continued on page A
, 1951-07-20
SPORTS
!. Hubert Francis

CHICAGO: Lefty Ed Lopat and
rightly Howard Judson of the
Yankees and the White Sox res
pectively staged a terrific pitchers
duel in which the White Sox
nosed out the Yankees, 81, al
though the Bombers got to judi
son for II hits while Lopat limited
the Sox to 5. However, Judson
was tough in the clutch and the
Yanks just couldn't get that fatal
blow struck. In the 9th inning
when Judson began to tire and he
walked the lead-off man, mana
ger Paul Richards yanked him
and brought Billy Pierce, who the
day before had been beaten.
Pierce put the fire out in startling
form. Lopat's record is now 11-6,
while Judson's in AZ.
CLEVELAND: With two runs
IN the bottom half of the 18th inn
ng, after Clyde Vollmer had put
, 1951-07-20
Communists Appear
Ready to Ldunch
New Offensive

An Allied officer said he had
word indicating that the COM
munists would be all set by
today or tomorrow to launch
a f%uull-scale attack. The re-
port says that one of the big
gest com munist supply
operations of the war will be
completed by Saturday night
and that the communist front
line troops, hundreds 0 fthou-
sands strong, would be in po-
sition to open an offensive.
The officer of the U.N. Com
mission reported the ominous
information to UN correspon-
dents Frank Bartholomew in
Seoul. Long lines Of commu-
mist vehicles have been roov-
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, 1951-07-20

With a smile and the words II have no speech to make but 7 have
q million dollars here it Isl" Byron Price, UN. Assistant Sec
retary-General Nght) hands over to Ambassador Ernest A. Gross
OF the United States a check covering the first instalment in repay-
ment Of the S65,OOO, 900 interest-free loan made by the US. Govern
ment Tor the construction of the permanent headquarters of the
United Nations in New York City. Below, a photograph of the check.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-05-05
Bear Hunters Due Tuesaay

Bob Hall Air Service has been chartered by Hal Waugh,
 licensed guide, to fly equip ment, food, supplies and mail to Karluk Lake where Waugh is establishing a hunting camp.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. R. Gibson
 are scheduled to arrive here on May 8, and will be flown to , Karluk Lake in one of Halls
 planes. Two other guides,
 working for Waugh, are now
 at the lake preparing the
 camp. ., .M.. , Late in June Dr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Schott, Beltsville, ! Maryland, are scheduled to
 arrive here and hunt bear
 with Bill Pinnell and Morris Tolafson at their hunting
 camp at Olga Bay.
 Dr. Schott is chief of the division of animal husbandry
 for the U. S. government at ] Washington. D. c. He has i expressed an interest in the livestock industry here. He will examine the prospects of
 further development of the ! industry here in such a way
 as to have complete harmony
 with the U. s. Fish and Wild life Service, Russ Swartz, operation manager for Bob
 Hall Air Service said yester- day.