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Evening star., 1951-09-05
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '46 Special de luxe Sc
100 Others. HUTTo WHoLEsALERs
7Bl Bladensburg Rd. Ii 3-SS01.
PLYMOUTH A Special de luxe 4-dr.
sedan > new tires; excep. clean in
side and out; $425; terms If desired.
i94S Spec. de luxe club
special today, $685.; also 1916 cow.
coupe. like new, S995. AUTO OUT
LEI. 2l5U Bladensburg rd, ne.
1899 2-door sedan; good
cSnd cS1S has Sssp ne% Or nar5f i must sell $09
I947 4-dr. Special de
luxe: 500; dealers only. A. & S.
MOTOR. SALES CO., 4515 l4th st.
PIYMouTiH 1850 1850 2-dr.; 81 1856: deal
ers only. A y S MOTOR SALES
CO.. 1918 18th st. NV. GE 1850.
PONTIAC 1870 club coupe; radio,
dea4sr de~n s$5 s5crSs mosb s2sI RosFR 5sT%s Y9S
PONTIAC 1871 sedan; splendid con-
dition; radio. heater: original black
nniSh; S375. terms; SI25 down.
ROPER 18th and R. l. ave. ere. ne.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Commander Land
Cruiser; metallic green finish, nylon
upholstery, auto. transmits, China
tizer, radio, many other extras; less
than 10000 miles, beautiful cond. ;
save over $3.50: Butler bonded: :
Sl.g95. LEE d. BUTLER. INC, I121
2lst st. NV, DI. 0l10; open ewes
STUDEBAKER 194S Champion conv.;
7, and h.. defroster,. climatizer, over
drlVe, new top; Sl.l95 or best offer
Call 1. PAN, MI. 941l. -6
STUDEBAkER AS Champ. REGAL de /.
cpe; green. cd. r.. China. seat
GOV; $3.50. Fairfax 494-M. Fl
STUDEBAKER I949 Champion con-
vertible sedan: beautiful blue finish.
new tan ton, leather upholstery
Overdr., climatizer, radio, other
extras; Butler bonded; is a real buy
az 81 1886; open ewes. LEE D.
CUTLER. INC, 1921 21st st. NV.
DI, 01I0. e
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

REAR OF 1915 EUCLID ST. NV
Garage No. / and 4: $40 mo. each.
ST. 2026; ewes, ia. $500, --6
Evening star., 1951-09-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD '46 sedan: r and h., excel.
cond.; $685.. METROPOLITAN MO-
TORS, 1900 BladenSburg I'd. g.
PACKARD so Ultramatie drive Super
4-dr. sedan; satin-like orig. tawn
gray finish. like new; air ride Wv.
tires. all-hand fooled de luxe up
holstery. rear center arm rest; full
length air foam seats, front and
rear. for your comfort. Genuine
in S-tube radio, underseat heater
and defroster not and cold fresh air
blower system. Many other extras.
We have only ] like this. It's also
a Blue Ribbon bonded car; Full
CAPITAL PACKARD MOTORS. 7al1
Opposite Hot shoppe.
PACKARD AS small 81 de luxe A.
DIR. sedan; q l-owner, low-mileage
car with Packard's finest de. luxe
fooled, tailor-made seat covers. di-
rectional signals. hot and cold fresh
air cooling system. One OF Packard S
rarest family models OF distinction
Remember it also carries Packard's
Ceiling 81 ,645. Our price 81 a95.
Your 40 or al car can easily be
your down payment. CAPITAL
PACKARD MOTORS, 1911 Georgia
ave. s. s Md, sH. 1904. Opposite
pnGMoTqR h2i o11RRe; '4s 4-dr. de luxe; heater:
tween 10 am. and pm. 30
PLYMOUTH '46 Special de luxe Sc
dan; S593. Why pay more? over
100 others. AUTO WHOLESALERS
pIYMogfS I'm Pfaeni1ars S4 Sd seeca ssSED &C. aae
terms; S125 down. ROPER" sth
and r. ], ave. ne
PLYMN so concert; like brand-new;
% tai buy % at sf,565. EpMoNDs
MOTORS 0Fordl. Wilson blvd at
N. Jackson, Arl, Va. CHI. 430O'
PLYM. 40 convert. r. and h., good
top, excel. rubber: runs and looks
MoToRs Fordj. wilson blvd, e
n; Jackson. Arl.. Va. cH. 1890.
PLYMouTH as special de luxe
sedan; radio. heater, lustrous black
finish. very clean; superior mechni-
INC. Chrysler Plymouth, $500
Wisconsin EN-. 470S. %
PLYMOUTH 40 special club coupe;
heater. seat covers. original black
finish, very low miIeage: one
owner car. 81 .295. WHEELER,
INC. r-Plymouth, 1900 Wis
consin, EN-. 41Os. ID
PLYMOUTH. The first $3.50 gets an
inspection pass, D. c. license. Al
Plymouth coupe complete with
heater and radiator. TU. 1903.
PLYMOUTH 81 business coupe; $50
miles; SLABS. FIR. 4199. -
PLYMOUTH l94S club coupe; heater:
low mileage; excel. cond.; $3.50. Call
D1 1855 20
blue finish; 1000 actual miles; i'm
mediate delivery: S2.095; 30-day
guarantee. MAYFLoWER MOTORS.
INC, l125 18th st. NV, RE. 0303.
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AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE
NASH Rambler station wagon 1851
low NIL; $1,000. Inquire 2701 30th

NASH Rambler station wagon 1851;
low NIL; $1.500. Inquire 2701 Both
ST. sc.
NASH 1850 sedan; equipped; 1898.
Why pay more? Over 100 others.
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
NASH '46 4-dr. Amb; q powerful
performer. very excellent car, guar. !;
S695 WILLIAMS q BAKER, Nash,
29th and M sts. NV. HO. $500.
NASH AZ Super sedan; equipped;
others. Others AUTO wi WAohE 5HGas EsALERs. RS 17sI 3
oE oREInsSdenssburg lag Rd. II, 3-ssoo:
s$@5; terms. WA, ss42. ' ~s
oLDsMoBILE 1851 "ss" Holiday
Hydra Matte; car very slightly used;
privately owned; priced below CELL
ing, S2,795. Call CHI 7400 or IA.
oLDsMoBILE 1s4s Rocket 49, Sc
danette; 81. .3a3. Why pay more ?
Over 100 others. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
oLDsMoBILE 81 Rocket "ss" Holi-
fully equip; Hydra Matte; r. and h.:
puncture-prooI tires. This car used
only mo-, driven only 500 mi
Showroom cond. New-car value at
& big discount, $500. WO. $500.
OLDsMoBiLE 1s4e de luxe stream
liner sedan: beautiful condition;
sacrifice Ss75, terms. "ROPER,"
18TH and r. l. ave. ne. 6"
0LDS 4s eonv. cpe. "9S" Futuramic:
low mileage; like new: one owner;
Sl.450, or best offer. EN-. 4l31.
oLDsMoBILE 80 "ss" de luxe A.
door sedan: palm green: fully
equipped; new Dec. 1850. 1900
miles; S1.995. AL. 3s0l, oV. 1870.
OLDsMoBILE l949 Rocket "ssi Sc
danette; Sl,393. Why pay more?
Over 100 others. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. II.
OLDs "a model es 4-dr. sedan; r
and h.; excel. cond.; 2 new tires.
new battery. motor tuneup; $3.50
or best offer. KI. S-2a03. -
1910 5-psssenger club
cpe.. 5 tires. radio seat covers;
S!s5. Lo. 5-3446, Ex. 3443. -
OLDS. 1949 "aS" red de luxe conv.;
Wv. tiresi low mileage; / owner;
Sl.100. Elk. S57l.
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LOTS g ACREAGE COR SALE
40 LOTS

b5x1oO #. adjoining lovely Sc
subdivision. suitable for small ram
blers; . blks. D c. line; near Fsir-
fax Village. Sell whole or part. HI
Evening star., 1951-09-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AgsTIN ASsST IsK 1eso p1 adr rg sun rq9t sadiQ
AUSTIN 1850 exceptional value,
S995. MANHATTAN AUTO. Kaiser
!,s rTazer; ew ms; NO, O9ta g5b7 sides 9TH sna
AUSTIN 194s. good condition, S595.
MANHATTAN AUTO, Kaiser Frazer.
Inc, both sides 7th and r sts. NV.
AUSTIN ie4e 1895. MANHATTAN
AUTO. Kaiser-Frazer, Inc. both
sides 7th and r sts. NV. NO. 1861.
BUICK 1850 sedan; equipped; 81 .5as.
Why pay more? Over 100 others.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1731 Bla-
densbure Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
BUICK 40 sedan; T. and h. excellent
MOTORS: 1900 Bladensburg rd g.
BUICK, Al special, 4-dr. sedan. radio.
seat covers; S325; terms. WA. as42.
BUICK 1e4e super de luxe Stream
condon asg seGanstss ss rasG terms eatfg nss!
18th and R. I. ave. ne. e.
BUICK 1910 de luxe sedan: splendid
car: radio. heater; s295; terms:
SIo0 down: S.4 month. ROPER. +"
18th and R.. !. ave. ne. g.
BUICK wSv 1S super mansa sedan; eauipped
others. AUTO WHoLEsA ERs.s1 731
Blsdensburg Rd Ii. 3-SS00
BUICK 1917 convertible coupe; beau
tiful condition; radio. heater. ETC.:
Sl,095. terms. ROPER" 18th and
BUICK 194i conv. cpe.: r. and h.,
new top Owner suent $500 to com
pletely overhaul. S4a5. AUTO OUT
LET. 2150 Bladensburg rd ne.
BUICK 1949 Special 2-dr. sedan;
black; r., h.. Sc, etc.; unused spare
| tire. tube; IA, 600 mi; 81, 300 or best
BUICK 1850 sedan; equipped; ST 500
| AuTo WHoLEsALERs. I93i Bla.
densburg Rd. Ii. rSs00.
Evening star., 1951-09-05

1850 Champion cony.;
l,293. Why paiy,,1 pay mere2 S.Y SSs Oyer l9999 l999
BIadensburg Rd. Ii. 3-sS0O.
STUDEBAKER so Champion 2-dr.;
h.; excel cond. throughout: Fine
tires. Today's special at S1,39o:
Only $465 down. CIPCO guar; lS
mos. to pay. Open ewes, til 9.
CoAST-IN PONTIAC, 427 Fla. ave.
ne. AT. 1900. %
1e49 Champion star
light coupe Regal de luxe; n, o.d.'
$1,000 or best offer. WA. S564"
STUDEBAKER 194I Champion 4
door. fine running condition, r. and
h. good tires; $295. SH. S992. =!
STUDEBAKER, latest 194S eo. eonv.
spotlight. mirrors, bumper guard,
signal lights, clock; Sl;d i;I.e' terms; sIInC
OUTLET. 2150 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion cono;G; noG;
others Afro WHOLESALERS. 1871
Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE WANTED

INTERESTED IN PURCHASE of large
or, small tract OF land within 90
mile radius Of Washington, no
oLokerage commission. B. LOWEN.
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TRAILERs tcons.,

UTILITY TRAILER. 6xs; shock alb
sorbers. coil spring, excellent tires,
wired. S100. LU. 2-0414. 6'
194S MODEL. 2T-ft. M-System house
trailer. ST .675 cash: hot-w., apart
size range large refr.. oil heat,
I.v.g.c. At Canary Trailer Park,
lot 50. College Park. Md. After j
pm. ROY DAWSON. 7'
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eouE 20 Or p rHE OLDEST IT,! MANI 4,..s.!1.
FOR FINES fhfs IRAILERs 9IsiT Ii TIE
COLE TRAILER CO. AT WATER
LOO MD WASHINGTON-B -BALTI-
MORE BLVD. MILES NORTH OF
LAUREL MD PHONE LAUREL o22
OPEN EYES TILL o.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
LANHAM PARK, MD.
Vi. LEO STORCH
DeVeIOpeT
Dhnna I'm 96Af

BUILDERS, ATTENTION!
ti1s 5Sxf30, with curb and paved
Street and all utils. in. Price, Sc
oves. MI 6565, Ext. Ill. FRED A
SMITH CO., Realtors. 1113 18th st
Evening star., 1951-09-05
BUILDERS

Approx. 2s acres, ideal for defense
housing: zonsd for ants.: community
Hyattsville. Sewer and water avail
Call Mr.. IsIKOFF, WA. 1887 ewes.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1I1b K Ktst. NV. Realtors. Me. $500
Evening star., 1951-09-05
MOTORCYCLES
GARAGES

HARLEY-DAVIDSON, '46 model "a
$3.50 or best offer. LU. 2-933S.
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IANGLEY. VA.

4 acres, main highway frontage;
ideal bldg. site: trees and stream
price. $3.50 For appt., call II.
IRWIN. OW 1928 or Elmwood 364S.
Evening star., 1951-09-05

A DEALER FROM N. c.
Paving big prices for clean cars,
6S06 Ga. ave. NV. GE 9S44 =
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-18
New Committees Ar
Named by Real
Estate Board Here

New committees of the Mont
gomery County Real Estate Board
which were named by Board pres .
ident c. R. Graham and approved
by the Board of Directors were
announced this week.
Committees and their members
are:
Appraisal Committee: Ralph P,
Ripley, chairman; A. J. Kessinger,
Lawrence V. Lutes, Robert B.
Hall Bernard T. Brosins, Joseph
L. Tillson, George ]. Moss, c.
Windsor Miller, w. f. Beers, Karl
r. Frazier. Alternates: C. P.
Wood G. w. Robertson.
Arbitration Committee and
Grievance Committee: Samuel f.
Bogley. Chairman; Frank L. Hew-
tit, ir. w. E. Beers. D. Lloyd Nor
ris, Philip B. Kay, Robert L. Low
cry.
Finance Committee: H. Brooks
Perring, Chairman; Margaret ].
Dunklev, Vernon M. Briggs, Sam
uel E Booley. C. Aubrey Davis.
Legislative Committee: William
B. Wheeler, Chairman; A. J. Kes-
singer, Frank L. Hewitt, jr.. F.
Archie Mastyard, Thomas L. Phil
lips.
Membership Committee: Elmer
F. Blanchard, Chairman; G. w
Robertson. Frank B. Helan, J. No
BILE Roas. John F. McKeever, Ches-
ter H. Keller, H. Brooks Perring
R. H. Best.
Special Associate and Associate
Membership Committee: Oscar D.
Field. Chairman; G. w. Robertson,
Joseph F. Swain. James C. Con
ley. Jackson A. Kessinger.
Multiple Listing Committee: H.
f. Thompson, Jr.. Chairman; F
M. Higgins. Jr., w. E. Beers, R.
P. Ripley, Margaret ]. Dunklev
Alternates: Henry Stoehr, Jack
son A. Kessinger.
Program Committee: C. Robert
Gray, Chairman; Charles P. Wood
Harry B. Bair. Eugene F. Beaded
Margaret j. Dunklev. Robert w
Burtlin, Claude A. Wood, George
T.. Boswell James C. Conley, W
Franklin Morrison.
Publicity Committee: Naomi NJ
Warrington, Chairman; Willard
F. Reers. Stanley Pearson, David
Soul. Ellis NJ. Jones.
Zonino Committee: Charles T
Wood. Chairman; R. H. Best, Roy
NJ. Coffman. Samuel e. Bogley
Marvin w. Simmons.
NAPEB, Committee on Educa,
ton: Thomas L. Phillips.
NAREB, Realtors Washington
Committee: C. R. Graham. Chair
man; R. H. Best, Naomi M. Worth.
ington.
Pnrliamentarian: J. INGRAM
Medley. Alternate: A. J. Kes-
singer. 49,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-18
Mobile Chest X-Ray
Unit Services Over
$500 Last Week

Approximately 1881 persons
were given free chest x-rays in
Montgomery County last week by
the County tuberculosis Associa-
tion's mobile x-ray unit, DIR. ]. w.
Bird, president of the Association,
said today.
DR.. Bird pointed out that the
mobile unit will be in the County
one week out of each month until
further notice and emphasized the
fact that the sale of Christmas
seals helps support the unit.
He stressed also the importance
of all County residents having an
annual chest x-ray since early tu-
berculosis and other chest and
heart diseases usually have no
symptoms and can be detected by
x-ray in time for necessary treat
ment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-18

More than 200 famous cats of
rare and exotic breeds as well as
just plain cats will be shown. They
come from all over the United
States and Canada.
One of the Club members, whose
cattery is in Norbeck, is one of the
foremost cat breeders in the Ma
ton. She is Mrs. Merald E. Hoag
and she travels farther to more
shows and with a greater number
and variety of winning cats than
any other breeder in the United
States.
Among her more famous cats to
be shown at Silver Spring are
Grand Champion Dixieland's Felice
of Nor-Mont Ia blue persian fe-
male). Felice was 1949 cat-of-the-
year. Also, Grand Champion Nor
Mont's Rosedere Mischief (blue
persian male), the only cat in the
world to achieve his championship
in Az months time; Grand Cham
pion Rosedere De Anne of Nor
mont, the only blue cream persian
to make Grand Championship in
the world, and Grand Champion
Nor-Mont's Aneglique, the only
Domestic short hair Grand Cham
pion in the world "a blue-eyed
white female.)
This season cat fanciers will
view also the sensational new
cream male, called Sandman, as
we'll as Cheer Girl and Charm, both
blue persians.
Mr.. Linley Van Ripper is show
manager and he wishes to express
his thanks to his many Rockville
friends who have shared in the job
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-18
LHnhGrt- Wilson
TrOth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Linhart of
Bethesda announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Marilyn
Sue, to Robert Wilson, son of Rev.
and Mrs. Herman Wilson of Gal
thersburg.
Miss Linhart is student at
Cuilford College in North Caro-
lima. Mr.. Wilson, a graduate of
Gaithersburg High School, is now
attending Western Maryland Col
lege in Westminster.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-18
Grace Methodist Church
Plans Turkey Dinner

If you want good turkey dinner
and a chance to do some early
Christmas shopping, keep the date
October rs, in mind, for that is the
date of the annual turkey dinner
and bazaar of the Grace Method
list Church in Gaithersburg.
Starting at a pm. the usual good
dinner, turkey with all the trim
mings, will be served. From those
who never miss this annual din
ner, comes word of caution:
"Come early and avoid the rush"
That is evidence enough that the
dinner is really delicious.
At this time of year many peo-
pie are beginning to think of
Christmas gifts, so the bazaar,
held in conjunction with the sup
per, is an ideal place to begin
Christmas shopping. Here you will
find for sale aprons, fancy and 9TH
erwise; beautifully made jewelry
which includes pins and earrings;
potted plants to brighten up your
home this winter; books for chill
dren and adults; homemade Jelly;
and exquisite fancy work. Then,
too, there will be cakes and candy
for sale. Every bazaar has a fish
pond for the children, of course, so
one can be found here.
A good dinner, a chance to do
some shopping, and the opportu-
nifty to see friends all promise a
pleasant evening on October % at
Grace Methodist Church in Gath
ersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-18
Tanner Heads Jaycees
Voice of Democracy
Contest This Year

Ernie Tanner, program director
for WGAY and a member of the
Silver Spring Jaycees, has been
named as State Chairman of that
organizations "Voice of Democ-
racy Contest.
Mr.. Tannen's appointment was
announced by Joseph D. Baker, II,
president of the Maryland State
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-18

United States and Canada by
achieving the All-American title
for 1850. Three of the kittens to
be shown are grandchildren of
Clonlost Yo Yo, the only Sealpoint
Siamese to make Championship in
England last year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-18

Of providing necessary equipment
for benching the cats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ripper are
showing seven Siamese adult cats
and kittens this year, including
the 4-year-old Oh. BambeyIing of
Vanar, who was awarded Best
Bluepoint Siamese male in the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-18
Championship Cat Sho,U To
Be Held This Weekend

The Sixth Annual Championship Cat Show of Washing
ton Cat Fancers will be held at the Silver Spring Arm
ory Saturday and Sunday, October 20 and 81 from 10
until 10 p each day. The show, of the major
cat shows of the nation will benefit the Tail Waggers Clinic
, 1951-11-03
Body of Reuben
Nedzer Arrives: Lurqe
Crowd ut Funeral

The body Of Reuben A. Nea-
ger, former member Of the
Municipal Council and a bust
nessman, finally arrived in St.
Croix by plane on Thursday,
after several delays.
Mr.. Nearer died in Freed
mans Hospital in Washington
on October %. Funeral ar
rangements had been made
shortly after but the body
failed to arrive. A large gath
ering from all over the island
turned out yesterday despite
the fact that time did not per-
NIT publication.
, 1951-11-03
Communists Agree
To U.N. Concession
But Make None

communist negotiators have
agreed to an daccepted United
Nations proposals to give up
certain hard-won territories
but in turn refused to give
anything in return that would
match the UN offer. In addi-
ton to giving up certain ter
ritory, the UN proposed to
neutralize the former truce
city of Kaesong but this the
Communists refused to con-
slider.
1t was pointed out thatK ae-
song had been in no-man's
land prior to the start of the
truce talks and the commun-
lists took advantage of this to
move in and take over the city,
which is the ancient invasion
route to Seoul, the South Ko-
rean capital.
The communists have stead
lastly refused to pinpoint their
battleline. The time and date
of the next meeting of the sub
committee has not been set.
, 1951-11-03
New Vicorp President
Impresses Workers
With Sincerity

Gordon M. Skeoch, new
president Of the Virgin Islands
Corporation, met and talked
with workers of the Corpora
ton, and indications are that
he made a very good impress
sion on all.
In the morning he met and
talked with the office workers;
and in the afternoon with the
skilled an dunskilled at Beth
lehem. He repeated some of
his statements made earlier,
when he took the oath Of Of.
flee, pointing out that when
the position was offered to
him he accepted it as a chal-
lenge and he is extending that
same challenge on to the
workers.
He.s reaffirmed that there
would be no sudden changes;
no discrimination would be
tolerated. When he had COM
pleted his talk, the workers, in
private conversations, indicat-
ed that they were impressed &
would make an effort to help
him make good.
, 1951-11-03
General Eisenhower
Arrives in us. for Talk
With Pres. Trumun

General Of the Army Dwight
Eisenhower arrived in the
United States from Paris. He
was accompanied by Mrs.
Eisenhower. They will spend
the weekend with their son.
General Eisenhower plans to
confer with President Truman
in Washington on Monday. He
told reporters that his talk
with the President will be
only on military matters.
, 1951-11-03
hunksgiving Date
Set by Congress
Is November %

Thanksgiving Day" will be
November %, although not yet
proclaimed by President Tru-
man. Congressional action Of
1941 fixed the fourth Thursday
as the day to be observed. This
November has five Thurs
days thus it will be the fourth
rather than the last Thursday
which will be celebrated.
For many years the last
Thursday in the month was
annually proclaimed as
Thanksgiving Day. In 1899
President Roosevelt decided
on an earlier date. He had lis
tened to arguments that it
Continued on page a
, 1951-11-03

Der; and measures to promote
trade in Caribbean timbers.
In setting up a Preparatory
Committee to make arrange
ments for the Conference, the
Commission further suggested
relating the agenda to the
findings Of the Housing Con-
ference, recently held in Bar
bados under the sponsorship of
Continued on page ~
, 1951-11-03
Cdrib. Commission
To Sponsor Timber
Trade Confub in 1852

A conference to promote
trade in Caribbean timbers
will be held in Trinidad in
April 1852, the Caribbean Com
mission decided at its Thir-
teenth Meeting now in session
here.
Recognizing the Importance
of this trade to the Caribbean
area, an dto the Guianas and
British Honduras in particu-
lar, the Commission has sug-
gested that consid Grafton
should be given by the Con-
ference to present local and
import timber trade in Carib-
bean territories; present and
potential supplies Of local tim
, 1951-11-03
Curib. Commissioners
Work Into Night
To Complete Agendd

Up to a late hour last night
the members of the Caribbean
Commission were still at
work, in an effort to complete
the agenda set for this session.
Some members of the dele
cation were scheduled to leave
on the early plane this morn
ing and some tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
Senators to Open
Quiz February II
On Radio Seizure
BY the Assoeioted Press

Chairman johnson announced
yesterday the Senate Commerce
Committee will begin hearings
February 81 on bill to give the
Government power to silence
radio stations In O threatened
attack.
Senator johnson made public a
letter from Marx Leva, Assistant
Secretary of Defense, explaining
that the Air Force wants this
authority during periods of criti-
cal international relationships s.
as we'll as at the time of an actual
attack on this country.
The silencing of radio stations
and other electromagnetic radia-
ton devices would be undertaken
to avoid their use by an enemy
for navigation of piloted or pilot
less aircraft or missiles" Senator
johnson said in a statement.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
Atom Generated Electricity Is Promised by Late Spring

tenn will produce 100. kilowatts,
which will be put to work at the
Arco site.
Operation of the new reactor
is especially significant because
Acc recently announced it will
clear special personnel from Mon
santo Chemical Co., Dow Chem
ical Co. and Detroit Edison Elec-
trio to study some of the agency's
secret material on reactor design.
All three companies hope to learn
enough to be able to construct
piles that will produce both plu-
tcnium and electric power at a
profit.
Pile Known as Breeder"
Aces Arco pile, built at a cost
Of $3.5 million, was not con-
structed primarily as a power
producer. This new pile is called
a breeder" With it, Acc hopes
to improve its methods of pro-
ducing fashionable materials.
DR.. Lawrence R. Hafstad, boss
Of Aces pile program, says:
"Our utilization of uranium to-
day is relatively very inefficient.
Science-and also the American
taxpayers who support this multi
billion dollar atomic industry
cannot be content with that kind
of operation in a country known
for its industrial efficiency.