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Evening star., 1951-07-03
NEVER

have we had q more attrac-
tive Colonial Home to offer
you. Custom-built, invitingly
rool with large rooms.
NO EXCUSE TO REDECORATEl
Library, powder room. beau
tiful kitchen. 3 master bed
rooms plus nursery room. 2
baths. paneled recreation
room. Safe back yard for
Near ROSEMARY SCHOOL
and transportation. Shown BY
appointment only.
VIM. H. SMITH co.
500 WIS. AVE. BETHESDA.
WI. e400. OIL. 4512.
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FOXHAIL VILLAGE
HOUSES uNFURkIsHED
mod. 3-bedrm. lge. kit,
2Ja baths, ideal loca., club rm., S135

SOUTHEAST. mod. 3-bedrm. lge. kit,
2H baths. ideal loca., club rm., S135
mo. after pm. 10. 2-4e43.
FALLS CHURCH. vA:-7d rooms. 3
Open daily 1880 Pm. to 8 pm. sos
a HslETGSo HBslEEDRooMs:: MS: BATHS. in modern
brick home on New Hamp. ave-, in
D. c. near Nd. line, equipped kitch-
and bath library first floor; garage:
newly decorated and very desirable;
5000 no., years lease or longer
RIPLEY & RoMER. Realtors, sH.
HUNTINGTON - Two-bedrm. brick
bsnnt.; Sis monthly. XII. S-7100.
e-BEDRM. HOUSE for rent. Conyen;
shopping ana tTansp; S6S mo. 63os
vi H5Es6$ 5ssiRs;s #$ sys s3 sI5s i4s. 1HE
new Wv bedrms., . baths, full bsmt.
sarDeEss so s1To; sxss JOIN q ay4a " MuLR9Y' S
bedrm. Colonial; Ia baths, full
bsmt,, attic storage. automat. gas
heat; fenced back yardi min. from
~. AhItNO1ON-S utuIu1S., bAASH
Colonial desirable location. cow. to-
Pentagon, shopping and transporta-
ton; lge. liv. rm. with fireplace.
full size din. rm., full bsmt.; no
streets to cross for new grammar
school; price. S135: includes stove;
refrg., washing machine. drapes and
curtains, throughoutS; children ana
pets welcome. 6112 N. l1th st"
GEoRGETowN aTHpN - Compact e-rOom
house: 9 baths. gas heat. yard;
lovely area: S125 mo. L. ]. MILLS
g. SONS. 430 5th st. NV. Ma.
1851 4
"a Univ. lane. approx 1 mi to Md.
Univ. New 3-bedrm.. all-briek
rambler; full bsmt.. equipped kit;
(31 Donna Lee Gardens. New 81
bedrm. ramblers; l available tor
rent, S145 per mo-; near Falls
(Si OF Lee Blvd. in nearby Va.
near Seven Corners. Large recently
completed 3-bedrm.. functional brick
ramblers on ideal level site. Quiet
residential area; S165 per mo;
(4 Near Buckingham. 3-bedrm.,
1R bath brick Colonial home.
Available on about July II; less than
] year old. Very close in; rent. Sl65
PoMPoNIo REALTY. INC,
2222 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500 til Q.
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Cute 5-room brick bungalow. large
fly rm., @gas &C. heat, nice lot;
conv. to schools and transp., asking
$12. 500 Call Mr.. Haines. RA. 7197,
with REIIZEI I. DI 2lQ0
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CHEVY CHASE

6-room Colonial brick. 3 bedrmS. Z
furnished. $500 per month. Immedi-
ate occupancy. For appt. to inspect,
call BOSS A. PHELPS, INC, Ma.
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"a Univ. lane, approx 1 mi. to, Nd.
Univ. New 3-bedrm., all-brick
rambler; full bsmt.. equipped Kit
(o1 Donna Lee Gardens. New 81
bedrm. ramblers; l available tor
rent. S145 per mo-; near Falls
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HOUSES FOR sAlE--s.E

ANACosTIA. 1909 RIDGE PL. Sc
6-rm. semidetached brick: concrete
front porch. side hall entrance
rms. tiled bath; full bsmt; gas
Immediate nice sss sfsF saff snd p5sss ee'
81 EgnpARifs. 1RiRss''1R Sos s s'' cantor f. &
ANAcosTIA. 144s Ridge place Sc
Row. brick. rms, bath, h.-w,h;
H9RrSAa fSPt P9sih sEaIT sHsSasta s sesh nssda pU
AsAcoisiTYIAi stUSi III 4-9'o6; Detached asbesto.
shingle. g large rms. bath. h.-.w. h.
HARTMAN REALTY, NC. I34; aI
.s%ss5sp SpHa Hope 9a E9ad sFSrLgot Sc LU 4-a4oo
min. to Andrews Field and Pentagon;
4-yr.-old. all-brick duplex with liv
weii-lighted bedrms.: full bsmt.
auto washer included in. price. As
sumo large G1 loan; only $13,950
siS5sss sssR 1P'ssd e. wa FRss' dssa
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-20-ft. front
semidet brick; 6 rms, tile bath
recreation rm..- gas h.-w.h.;. 150-ft
lot; assume GI loan at AZ: price
Sl4.5O9; HARTMAN REALTY
N4cHoLs HNG -. AvR. Woo Lu. 1885,.
family home; 2 stoves. 2 refgrs.,
2 baths. full bsmt.. nice lot. One
Groom apt. rents for S65; walking
distance to Boiling Field. Only
$4,000 down. IL 3-53S6. til 8
wiTI pim; ypHNd yeIq IS s goWEks 30 gEE CO; .,r,,
semidet. brick in D. G. for small
bungalow. After 4:30 pm. LU
4-0077. No dealers. a
liv. rm. din. rm., kit. and bedrm
each; recr. rm. with bath In bsmt.
gas h:-w.h.; large level lot: S19. 500
HARTMAN aFdD \, ISEEAa ESEEAaLTY. INC, Lu.
HOME AND INCoME-1200 block
Savannah st: semidet. br., 6 rms,
bath. mod. kit, front Colonial porch
plus l rm.. kit. and bath in bsmt.
with pvt. side entr.; excel. cond. i:
gas heat Good financing; $4,000
will handle. Other homes in Sc. for
as low as $4,000 down. Caf today,
ST. 2026:N ewes. ia. 5000
s-RM.. 2-APT. BRICK BUNGALOW
OFF SOUTHERN AVE. Sc,
Eight years. old, in spotless condition;
2 full tiled baths. 2 beautifully
equipped large kitchens. one with
automatic washer. and knotty pine
walls; gas h.-w.h h.; large Handicapped
lot; renta' Of private apt. pays notes
on GI trust which can be assumed
Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-S136. ATLAS
REALTY. ST. 1868. -3
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HOWARD r. SCHAFER
SILVER SPRING

home consisting of 1C
large liv. room with firepl., screened
porch, din. room. kit. with 5ish-
washer; up 3 steps TO Ind level OF
Q bedrooms and bath: 3rd level. J
rooms and bath. 2 unfinished rooms
Huge rec. room with outside entr
and. flrepl.: Q steps down to hsmt
oil h.-w.h.. auto. washing machine.
2-car brick det. garage; lot 1O0x1 80.
Price, S35. 900. Must be seen. Call
Mr.. DobrowolSki.
CAMPANELLA & co.
Elk. Alb; ewes. 81. S066. --3
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MAKE MONEY!

Here's todays best value in a new
2-family brick home. Each apt.
has large living room. bedroom. tile
bath. dinette and large fully-eouip.
kitchen. An excellent Southeast
rental section. Just / block from
shopping and transportation. Call
for appt.
SIDNEY z. MENSH g. co.
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VACANT

GLOVER PARK
15 MINUTES TO THE PENTAGON!l
trees. a desirable row home Of
rooms and bath, 2 large inclosec
porches f9x15M). gas h.-w.h., ful
bsmt. and det. garage; convenient
to all schools, churches. shoppins
and transp. Shown by appt. Cal
Mrs. Clark. HU. 1904.
Realtor, DI. 3346
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SACRIFICE SALE

Death in family necessitates first
reasonable offer sale Of this cigar,
tobacco, and novelty store located
nearby downtown Wash. Estab-
Glished over 80 yrs; S61 900 gross
business in 1850; afiliated with
chain store operation; excellent
money-maker; owner wants no
good will as sale today is essen
tial. Your terms will probably buy
you this opportunity Of q lifetime
BEREi,TER d CO., ia. 1880
'Til 8 PM. 3
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1884 MADISON ST. NV.
Beautiful det. home IN lovely .residen--
tial section, having 4 bedrms.. ?
baths and porches on end fl. Ideal
for diplomat and those of dis
eliminating taste. Occupancy avail
able Immediately. GUARANTY
REALTY CO., Ma. 05S7. 1923 18th
Evening star., 1951-07-03

ROCKVILLE. MD.-Attractive Cape
Cod brick, only 4 years old. in
Immaculate condition: 1st d. bedrm.
and bath 2 bedrms. and bath on
2nd a.: firepl.. full bsmt.. gas heat.
fenced rear yard: near elementary
junior and senior high and paro-
chiaI schools; only S14,750.
BOGLEY's ROCKVILLE OFFICE,
Rockville 1915; ewes, Mr.. Bridges.
Rockville 203Q
Evening star., 1951-07-03

POMPONIO REALTY. INC.
2222 Wilson Blvd. OW. $3.50 til 3.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
S26.950

Den and Powder Room
Check these outstanding fea-
lures: Detached brick; 8 fine
bedrooms and 2 baths; slate
roof; wooded corner lot; near
the Silver Spring Shopping
Center; Just a few blocks over
the d. C., line. The interior
of this fine home has re-
Gently been beautifully and
tsstefully decorated through
out. Also has a detached ga
rage, porch and patio. Where
in the world can you find this
much home for such a low
price? Priced low to effect an
immediate sale. Phone Mr..
Denstc>. WO. 6944. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
ARLINGTON. Virginia

Arlington, Virginia
six-room Colonial brick; new house
condition: 3 bedrms., 2 baths, l
screen porch; available approximately
July Is; SITS per month; con-
venient Navy Annex and Pentagon:
For appt. to inspect call, BOSS
E., & PHELPS, INC, Ma. $500. 3
6606 EASTERN AVE. NE.
Beautiful bungalow, liv. rm.. open
fireplace full din, rm., bedrms..
den, kit lge.. attic with stairway;
August i SI25. monthly. ALDON
PROPERTIES; MA. $40. -6
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HnLCREST SUBDIVISION

I11IiIOKCEOI OUbDIVIO1ON
S29,5OO. Perfect for doctor or large
family. Prewar all-brick Colonial
on large, level, corner lot. 1st FIR:
ny. rm., fireplace, din. rm., music
rm.. bedrm.. kit, bath. End fir:
8 bedrms;, bath; Finished 3rd Or.
basement. Terms. DI. 1015; ewes,
81. S947. VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO..
Evening star., 1951-07-03
ON MINNESOTA AVE.

This Is d gooo buy 5-rm. brick
with bath ana gas h.-w h. In COM
Deep lot. Price, SI8.a5G.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
23:-, tenna. ave. Sc. LIZ. 4-ou4O.
Evening star., 1951-07-03

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
3-BEDRM. CAPE COD
Detached brick, featuring large
living room with entrance foyer,
family dining room, equipped kitch-
en-, rear porch. bedroom and bath.
1st. floor; full basement, finished
clubroom, oil h.-wh. Immed. poss.
Close to Boiling Field. Low down
payment and assure ct loar
HILLCREST REALTY
1414 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4040.
Evening star., 1951-07-03

SPRING RAMBLER
twin-bed size bedrooms, rustic rock
terrace, lot 100'x165', under S16.-
Miss watwood, DU. 010S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor DI. 1916
Evening star., 1951-07-03

SPECIAL BARGAIN-n you can be
satisfied with an income of $4,000
to $4,000 for 9 mos. of hard work,
like to fish every morning and spend
this famous knotty-pine food shop
and adjacent gas station. complete
with land, stock. equipment and FIX
lures. located at Herring Bay on the
Chesapeake; in the fastest growing
Doctors at Johns Hopkins Hospital
have ordered my retirement.
Price. 100000. Very little cash
needed from responsible buyer,
Phone OWNER. West River. 6123.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
ROCKVTT,T,E,

CAPE COD; $9,750. Two bedrms.. liv.
lot. t. 5oxis5. BUNGALOW; $1i 200.
Five. nice rms, bath, full bsmt.
new-house cond.; lge. lot. CAPE
COD; S12.950. Four bedrms., 2
baths; garage; easy terms. CO.
LONIAL; S16.950; $4,000 AZ
trust. Six huge rms. bath, screened
porch, bsmt.. firepl.; 2-car sarge;
fan"nd corne- lot.
TTnyTY ADn n CCrT TJr,7
Evening star., 1951-07-03
MICHIGAN PARK

INDIVIDUAL DETACHED BRICK
\ home of distinction located in the
lovedest section Of Michigan Park;
reception hall, living room with flre-
place. large dining room, breakfast
room and kitchen: three bedrooms
and 2 tile baths on second floor;
beautiful recreation room; finished
third floor; gas hot-water heat; at
tractiveiy Handicapped; detached ga
transportation. II you are saEking
a nice home at the right price, call
Mr.. Cody. AP. 1880. evenings.
~-~x~ ~NnR~ ATVY
Evening star., 1951-07-03
TAKOMA PARK

Brick Colonial, featuring living room
with, fireplace and picture window.
overlooking park; guest-sized din.
ing, room. kitchen with table space
and Bendix; 3 lovely bedrooms and
tiled bath on 2nd floor; full base
ment. side screened porch; excellent
terms. Price, S17,95O:
Wood-Conley Co., Realtors
S710 Ga. Ave, Sligo 570O It'll nm.
Evening star., 1951-07-03

SEE 527 RoxBoRo PL. NV, bet.
n,,aad 9TH and 9Th sts biEs from Calvin
vacant! Decorated; semidetached
brick; 8 bright rms. tiled bath. oil
heat, full bsmt.. Venetian blinds;
Bendix washer. Call to see insidel
Very low priced for such a modern
home in such a wonderful locality.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PROFITABLE LINOLEUM and For
mica top business: complete; best
efier IS days Cali MIR. WRIGHT
sxNiDwiCa SiNItIi sHoPpE and soda foun-
muat Ta5a leaVe sssl eoRGr'qmaEls' eoRn mE sasS 81
ton and WASHINGTON Terminal. Ex-
cssllent e9rneT. Pt.sy Ftty.e,year lease ayail-
Sell. Call MA. 24eO. 3
FURNISHED-Conv home, 19I
rms, 41a baths. near 18th and Co
smbs ot ross g 6d S beat bsa oSS eame eas ea
lease; $500 per month. BY appoint
ment, AID. 9155. --3
DRY CLEANING and laundry store;
well estab.; must sell; no reasonable
G6ob S}teE reiDfSsaa SofSa Auro III o-siIA GIAss SHOP.
est 10 yrs, complete with stock;
doing a good business; owner has
other interest,"; will sell for cash or
CtoeNcSEssioSN tesHaS hoS s2IiSi 2IIGNicaEoNErTE sts6 in
Iishment. Gross business about $780,
600 to $4,000 yearly can be
agement and good food. Call MR..
sANTURA, LU. 4-aa3a after 2 Pm.
COUNTRY GENERAL STORE for rent
$50 mo-, incl. gasoline, Standard.
8 miles of Shirley hwy. IA mi from
d. c., at crossroads. 63S and 644.
OWNER, DI. 4636; Sun, TIE. 1858.
FOR RETIRED CoUPLE-Light work
il ha,,,, novelty gift gt6o shop $1,000 cash
NOTHING DOWN. fully equipped
grocery store, 5th and N sts. NV:
only SS5 per mo. RA. 2200, -6
WANTED-Will pay cash for to 10
units: Ink. business; no agents
Details. BOX 321-H, Star 3'
GROCERY STORE; nice apt; good
for beginner or exper.; 99eo colored
trade; guar. money-maker. Terms
Evening star., 1951-07-03
SILVER SPRING
Stone, Brick Colonial
SILVER SPRING
7 BRICK RAMBLER

IN Col EsVILLE FARM ESTATES .
beautiful suburban Community inst
. miles from the heart Of Silver
Spring; 33-ft. living-dining room
combination with picture windows
and fireplace; large electric kitchen.
equipped with garbage disposal, and
breakfast space; 3 lovely bedrooms,
SLED baths. large detached garage
with storage space, and Separate
laundry room; full basement, oil
neat; lot frontage 220 feet. Full
Evening star., 1951-07-03

COLORED, 18th ST. s.E.-very good
condition; large semidetached brick
house; rooms and bath. full base
ment, gas h.-w.h., det. gar; can
be made into 2 apis. Mr.. Beasley,
VI. 0906. MARSHALL ]. WAPLE
CO.. Realtor. DI. 3346.
COLORED, Mr.. NAVY YARD-Fine
2-story, 5-rm. brick; gas h.-w.h.;
only SS,950 on terms. RIA. goo.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
$500 DOWN

To approved Vets. on one Of these
new new semidesashsd brick homes in
rooms. fully equipped kitchen. finest
Southeast location. Drive out Pa.
ave. TO Alabama turn left to Bowen
rd.. turn lett to Southern ave to
Benning rd.. 2 blocks to sample
SIDNEY z. MENSH e. co.
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la: B-6666.

corner brick home. facing q park.
8 spotles; rooms and lovely tile bath,
full basement. recreation room, gas
heat. beautiful yard. Assume ~
financing. Moderate down payment.
W cAMPANEtLA g. CO.
Elk. 4113 Ewes. and Sun, TW. 1910.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
LUXURY RAMBLERS
CHEVY chase n r.
BUNGALOW

TAKoMA PARK, D. c.
Two tiled baths and Q fireplaces.
This bungalow on a level lot, close
to all conveniences. has S rms. and
screened porch on main floor. Base
ment on ground level at rear with
rubber tile floor has 3 rms; oil
h.-w.h.; detached garage. Trades
considered. Reasonably priced on
easy terms. Mr.. Washburn. TU.
2091.
MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1951-04-13
Continued from Page u

II am i n d e e d grateful that we
have the wholehearted co-opera-
ton of community leaders like
yourself, men of heart and vision
who are willing to give of them
selves because they realize how
much these three institutions
have to offer to the welfare of
Israel and to the world at large" "
The message was brought to Mr..
Goldman by Jay E. Wiseman, U.
I. T. Regional Director for the
Southern States.
Mr.. Goldman in accepting the
Florida State Craftsmanship,
pointed out that the U. I. T. repre-
Sents the Hebrew University, the
University of Israel whic h has
just completed rounding out a
quarter century Of service to Is
rael and the world. It's faculty
members and graduates h ave
achieved world renown for their
accomplishments in scholarship
and science, in the training of
teachers and physicians, in the
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1951-04-13
West Palm Beach Leader
Heads State u. !. T. !.

NCVCAOpA4AC1AC VI ACW WSdOO1lS al
the war against malaria and can
Ger. The Weizmann Institute, Is
raels scientific institution, is ded-
icated to the purpose of develop
ing the scientific, agricultural and
industrial techniques which will
make it possible for Israel to sup
port its people in prosperity and
abundance and eventually to the
benefit of all mankind. To the
Technion, Israeps institute of
technology, have come most of
the professional engineers now
holding key positions in industry
and government. Engineers are
the builders Of any modern state.
It is significant to note that only
recently at a u. I. T. dinner held
in New York, the guest speaker
General George c. Marshall, Sec
retary of Defense, emphasized in
his talk before some 1900 people
that these three great institutions
of higher learning in Israel are
its economic bulwark to maintain
it as strong outpost of democ-
racy in the Middle East.
Some outstanding leaders and
sponsors of the U. I. T. are the
Hon. Henry Morgenthau, Jr.,
Chairman of the Board of the
Hebrew University; Mrs. Felix
Warburg; DR.. Chain Weizmann,
President of Israel and for whom
the Institute of Science has been
named; DR.. Bowman F. Ashe,
President of the University of
Miami; Professor Harold C.. Urey
and DR.. James Franck both of the
University of Chicago; Karl T.
Compton. M. I. T.; DR.. Joseph A.
We'll, Dean of the College of En-
gineering, University of Florida;
William Fondiller, Bell Telephone
Laboratories; DR.. Robert A. Mil
; liken, California Institute of
Technology; Samuel Zemurray,
United Fruit Company; Ben May,
Jacob Blaustein and Frank Cold
man.
N. c. Goldman has taken active
interest and leadership for the
U. ]. A., both in Ohio and Florida,
where he served successfully as
the local and regional chairman.
He is past President of the Fed
Grated Jewish Charities of Palm
Beach County; a member of the
Board of Temple Israel and its
Building Campaign Chairman.
Mr.. Goldman is a member of the
Board of the American Joint Dis
tribution Committee, the z. o. A.,
B'nai Birth and the Masonic
Order. A retired u. S. Army Of
ficer, he is president of several
business corporations both here
and in Ohio.
Evening star., 1951-09-26
3 Sizes, 1926
Mah0gany:fnished
TeIeUisiOn Tables
$685.. ca.

base it requires for better performance Made of
hardwood with plywood tops, careful attention
given to the way they are constructed. Excellent
simple styling, with tapered legs and apron de.
failing makes them suitable for any setting. All
are Is tall with choice of sizes: 19x19., 22x22'
or 22x25. Mail and phone orders filled.
Kanns-Furnture- Floor
Evening star., 1951-06-22

ATTENTIONS Certain Toilet Preparations LuErare
BMifods. etc and Jewery subject to 20ss tax under
Federal Internal Revenue Act effective April l. 1914
Alarm Clocks retailing at more than $500 and
Wstches retailing at not than S65. subject to
10ee tax; all others taxed 2Oca.
Evening star., 1951-06-22

Attractive Dahlia design in red and
white. Handy step-on action leaves
both hands free to carry trash. Has
very large capacity.
Evening star., 1951-06-22

The ensle Of this fon can be
adjusted TO give you the most
benefit from its steady, cooling
breeze. Comes with long cord.
Hes powerful but eyiet-rvn-
ming motor. Highly polished
safsiy suard 10 protect you
from whirline blades.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-01
MRS. STEWART W.S.C.S. GUEST OF HONOR

The Women's Society of Chris tian Service held it's regular meeting of the month last week at the home of Mrs. Thomas Howell. The group met for short business session, led by the president, Mrs. Bogard, then was entertained by an interest ing program discussion of the medical work of the society in the Philippines among rural areas and among the students.
 The discussian was led by Miss Garrett who was aided by Mrs. Charles Malin and Mrs. George Green.
 Guest of honor, Mrs. Robert Stewart, ended the discussion by telling about other medical work of the society in the United States, Alaska, and foreign fields. Mrs. Stewart came to Seward to officiate at the ground breaking ceremonies for the new nurses residence. The group was favored by duet by Gladys Bollinger and Miss Yorkel, ac- companied by Miss Helen Case. After several interesting games refreshments were served.
 Guests for the evening were Mrs. King, Miss Clark, Miss Burdick and Mics Mary Clayton.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-01
Huge Exponsion
 Program for ACS
AP Special Washington Service
 WASHINGTON fAPl Con

AP Special Washington Service
 WASHINGTON (AP) - Con struction projects are planned at more than dozen stations in the Alaska Communications Sys- tenn in the next 12 months.
 The program was outlined in general by Army Signal Service officers in urging a House Ap- propriations Subcommittee to approve S5,576,000 for the Alas kan system.
 This amount would be divided between S4.176.o00 for mainten- ance and operation and Sl.4o0.- GOO for construction of public works.
 Maj. Gen. K. B. Lawton, Dep uty Chief Signal Officer, testi- fled the plans call for spending S878,600 for construction of op- erational buildings, utilities, and so forth at 13 stations and $521,- 400 for the construction of 22 family quarters at six stations"
 None of the stations was identified by name.
 Lawton said the operation and maintenance request would in clude funds to install new power units in the Seattle Signal Cen ter to offset failure of regular commercial lines.
 "A S190.825 item for radio sYs- tenn construction. he said. in- cludes installation of VHF radio link equipment to replace unre- liable facilities now used be- tween Anchorage and Kodiak. new emergency power equip nent ali Anchorage. "the move of inc signal center equipment and receiver station 10 the new joint ArmY-NavY communica- lions building being built at Adak." and installation of new VRF equipment 10 provide serv- ice between Ketchikan and An nette Island.
 LaWton said the maintenance and operation request was S3,- 012,460 below estimates for the last 12 months primarily be- cause of the completion of the new pole line providing new cir cults between Anchorage and Fairbanks.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-01
Peace Delegates Hogg!e Over Buffer Zone

U. N. Advance Headquarters, Korea. tAP) - United Nations and Communist truce terms a. gain today refused to budge from their opposing stands on where to establish a buffer zone across Korea.
 Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy. chief U. N delegate, talked for an hour and 13 minutes telling the Reds what was wrong with their demand. It was the long est speech that has been made Tn the 16 Kaesong cease-fire talks.
 The Communists want a buf- fer zone back along the aath Parallel. the old political bound ary line between North and South Korea. That is inferior terrain for military defenses.
 Since this is a military arm istice," Joy told the five Red generals, we are interested on- " III HllllIary realities.
 The U N. insists that the cease-flre zone be established a. long present battle lines, where both armies would be in good defensive positions.
 Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols. Deputy, U. N. Public Information Officer, told a news conference:
 Lieut.. Gen. Nam. Il. chief Red delegate. seemed 10 understand the Uni1ed Nations position but couldn't appreciate the logic that we used 10 arrive at that posi- tion."
 Nuckols said the U. N. dele gates were patient.
 He reported Joy gave pa tient, logical, detailed analysis and refutation'' of the Red posi- ton.
 Joy quoted a definition from the Hague Convention to em- phasize the logic of the U. N. position. The Hague agreement says:
 "A military armistice is 2 suspension of military operation by mutual agreement between the belllgerent parties"
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-01
AIRLIFT PLANE SEARCEERS AGAIN DISAPPOINTED

VANCOUVER. B.C.. (AP) - Sea and air search has failed to find yellow objects reported sighted off the Alaskan coast in the hunt for the missing Cana dian Airlift plane.
 A U. $. Air Force plane spot ted the objects late Monday night. The pilot reported they looked like liferafts or lifebelts.
 The big plane bound for Tokyo with 38 aboard disappeared July 21.
 The U. s. Coast Guard cutter Storis made wide sweep of the area, 30 miles south of Yakutat, but reported negative results" the R.C.AF. announced today.
 Planes also combed the area without result. Nineteen air craft participated in the hunt yesterday, and 21 were sched- uled to resume the search today.