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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH 1949 4-dr. de luxe; r.
and h nYnal 4.

PLYMOUTH 1949 4-dr. de luxe: r.
trade and terms. CO. $500.
PLYMOpTH 1Saa; 1IS9aaa; excel, cond.; al
sedan. 81. is$. Why 9JAi pay mcree @ 81 81
bank financing. Afro WHOLE
SA1LJERs 1871 Bladensburg Rd Ii.
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr.; heater. Gus
/ owner. 1886. JET MOTORS,
2725 Nichols ave. Sc, 10. 2-0336.
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe
| 4.dr.: equipped. low mileage; 81 ,395:
kEscRsxd hzef Read Aeasndrs Menoa sAkkEs k $3.50 st9o
PLYMOUTH 1e4a Special de luxe
sedan. II ,ds3; Why pay more? 20
AhERs snf naasipf 1asI BadsnsboDrr aUIo WaoiE Rd Il
PONTIAC 1s49 chieftain 2-dr.; r.
and q de luxe model; si.395. PRICE
MOTORS, 43 Mass. ave. NV, Tx.
roNTAc eaST ei0sfa 4a sar. SUNDAY and h: 2s Yer,
MINI, ave: ne, LII. 1856.
silas cRoWN Is5s oSaS; MoTos Isits 60. eaS5s Sesj
pWNTiAe WsS aye IN nv: ..doR Or s9 $500 wnv sk,
WILLIAMS & BAKER NASH. ssis
Y St; NV, Ho. 500. IA
| Matte; 81 1913. Why pay more2 5es
bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs, 1871 Bladensburs Rd. Ii
Pontiac 1888 SO" sedan; T., and
h; good transp.; sell for balance
due. S99.95 cash or S34 down, bal
poNf1sc sSf s9d ,da7 stassnSsr ave ns ssaansste
/ and h.; immac.; one owner; 2
tone green finish; only S995; full
! cash price. trade or terms accepted.
WILLIAMS. goth and R. I. ave, ne.
PONTIAC 1949 IS" special cpe.; de
only S1,45O; trade and terms. CO,
PONTIAC 1e4e club coupe; Hydra
Matte; 81 .293. Why pay more? 5G
f sAIERs ni9s'ps i7sI Bladensb1rs MIL Rd' Il
PONTIAC 1850 chieftain "s" de
luxe convertible. Hydra. T.. and h.,
runs and looks like new; today's best
Q. coAsT.IN PONTIAC. 427 Florida
PONTIAC 1911 Ss'' 2-door; radio
and ap heater; $3.50 cash; sacgiihce.
Po4STfiA.ct9 S4 f.t9' 1a4s club coupe; HYDRA
| Matte; 81 ,293. Why pay morep 5es
bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii
STUDEBAKER I941 club coupe, IN
good cond.; $3.50 or best offer. Cal
RA. 2510. 100 Webster st. NV
sTUDEBAKER 1850 convertible
sM excel ,osS 10y mi. car; sl.e46. Cal
sIgD22BBiAkER 1851 a-door Star.
ligght sedan; Z mos. old; very 10y
nisasf eirss s15a5 sna'lzsE Ea 5c4a sz
STUDEBAKER 1850 4-dr. Champion
dfve SfTel &c eR LUXE; msass snd si c. HES aTss
curry MOTOR SALES. 800 River
Road. Alexandria. Va. K1. s-4o7i
IsTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion con.
yertible: overdrive. radio and heater
beautiful Jade, green finish, blacl
miles. Car absolutely same as brand.
4 be appreciated. 81 .6e5. BELL MO.
TORS 5o1o wis. ave. Wo. 5000
sTUDEBAKER 1e4s Commando,
Starlight coupe: excel. cond.' iess
than 10000 NIL; one owner; low
cost transp.; S1.400. 10. S-50S7.
STUDEBAKER 1884 Commander 8.
cyl. sedan; low mileage; excel. con-
/ dition, 500 NO. 4493. -24
STUDEBAKER 80 de luxe 2-dr.; fully
equipped incl. overdrive, very low
mileage by owner S1.2s5. JET
| MOTORS. 2101 Nichols ave. s.e
| LU. 4-7600. IA
iSTUDEBAKER 1850 Commander Sc
dan; r. and h., low mileage; orig
| owner; S1.495. 10. 9-9354. "a"
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TRAlLERs tcen,.)

TRAILERs DISPLAYED for sale, $40
mo-. cash or commission. Bring
aY them hAen e9t. 1000 Central ave. n.e.
FOR SALE-26-ft. 1850 Liberty Car
ayan with bath; $4,000. See after
$40 pm. at Woodley Hill Trailer
Court, ga miles south of Alexandria
Lot 134. 23s
HOUSE TRAILER, all metal. 34-ft.:
sleeps 8: two Duotherm stoves.
range, 7-cu.-ft. Frigidaire. bath,
console model Ty, outside aerial;
must go: best offer. Lot No. SO
Trailer Court. Boiling Field. "a
1917 ROYCRAFT aluminium trailer.
2S'; perfect condition. Bowen. Front
lot. CANARY TRAILER PARK. 24s
WANTED TO RENT-HoUsE TRAIL
Err. .first. 3 wks. July. small size:
eaIi tsmliH TowEs 81 4 Sass ssSs. De IN TOD sSpd
LANDoLA 1850; 81. IT,; fully and
BEAUTIFULLY equipped; perfect cond.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Far
May be seen at 8247 Marlboro pike
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VACATION PLACES

ATLANTIC CITY-Guesthouse, "a
blk. from beach; moderately priced
rooms. MRS. HUMPHREYS, 1913 At
jantic ave-, Atlantic City. Phi. 5-O343
FOR RENT-7-room house with cleo
tricity and bath: convenient to Cobb
Island. Colonial Beach. near the
Potomac River Bridge; ideal for
summer vacation. Phone Wayside
(MdD $3.50.
SELBY ON -THE-BAY-Nicely furn.
apt. 2 bedrms.. kit. bath. porch
shady grounds; excel. bathing; will
accommodate 4. Phone West River
1881. IA
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Dependable TRANSPORTATION
AuToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS

BUCYRUS-ERIE Model H3 Hydro
crane with 26' standard telescopic
boom, ss-yd. heavy-duty digging
bucket with teeth and tasline reel
mounted on Ford Model Fs heavy
brakes. heavy duty radiator, with
10.00x20 12-ply tires all around;
machine serial No. H3-S1127; slight
ly used. Call OV. 51O0. -25
TIRES. four new Firestone tires, 710
by 15, replaced from new Pontiac
for white sidewalks. Call UN 9S9S.
JUNKING Is CARS, '3o-'41; parts
reasonable; used-parts dealer bids
welcome on entire group. AP. 1881.
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BEACH COTTAGE near Beverly
Ami; by week or month; reason
COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGES for
rent; reasonable rates, TU. 81"
a-BEDRM. COTTAGE, all modern mode
ami. with boat; available June "a
July Is: ideal for Grabbing and Ash
ns.;,. Ing; MRa MASON, Mason's Beach.
BRVERLY f!f; V BEACH. MD.-cl.an m2@ COT
June June rs Is slsd JA aisso sfFssned porch D aya
BEvERLEY BEACH. lse. turn. Cot
Aug. Il through Sept. avail. wkly.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Beautiful Gotta cottage
with picture window facing ocean;
al modern conyeniences couple.
500 per wk.; Sl25N for family. Call
RSHrpSST W 19SS or cnIr JU T-eI2o; pa
DELL. Shady Side. Nd, West River
WOODLAND BEACH COTTAGE. sleeps
8; modern conv.; $50 per wk. WA,
se1ESrIsrs CLIFFS. Port Republic. mId
Ma community Of professional
available / cabin for sale. A few
vacancies in furnished cottages
rented TI n1;,as by the the week; On the bay,
MODERN CoTTAGE-Epping Forest,
Nc; Severn River; pvt. community:
bathing, fishing, grabbing; avail. ~
week or mo-; several car pools to
Hpbasninst9ni pboha Bt2FT On property sun.
WOODLAND BEACH-cottage. sleeps
&; bedrms. and bath; blk from
water; s45 week, Call Ii. 4-6173
HOLLAND PARK. MD, Blk. 70, bay
front; Volland cottage: private
pier. exclusive location sleeps Z
after Aug. IL 81. T45i. -a5
NORTH BEACH-4-room cottage. b,
week @ or month. ,D1. sa21 after
MACS HEAD. N. c-Moderpn cot
tases. For information or reserva.
tion. call TIE. s519 after 4 pm.
FAIRHAvEN CLIFFS. MD-cHesa.
peake Bay. 80 miles D. c.; 5-rm
e9tdage' SI,sIg NOD eoanaven.; Aug. ! TEE
LEWIS MA. $685. s-4;3o' or div
MACS HEAD. N. c.-e-rm. furn. cot.
tage, all elec. equipment. hot shower;
J1ly J6g 9 AYE. Ms Sept r. S. z. cf oWNLEY =
3r 3p% csI, Fl Mar1n; VA Hsa5 a55iizanetn CITY, y c.
herald HARBoR, MD.-waterfron.
cottage. furn;; 2 bedrms.,. 2 inclosed
porches, mod. kit. and bath; with
all city convens.; $3.50 mo. Call
MR.. SWEET HO. 1875 -23
REHoBOTH BEACH. DEL, water
front; beautiful modern home. 8
bedrmS.,, baths. porch. patio, heat;
rent July. August. Cali Rehoboth
$500 or 6707. "a
RESTRICTED COMMUNITY, 2 bed
Fms Fnncsd bath; R.rd lse pisrfS screened porch
facilities. i block to water. July and
August. S35 per week. ia. 1860.
WOODLAND BEACH-Furn., modern
cottages on Oldtown road. $40
week and up. Annapolis 1929. "a
EDGEWATER, MD.-CottageS, good
boating, fishing and swimming Elec.
stove and refgr. S35 and $40. UN.
WATERFRONT COTTAGES for rent:
hot and cold running water. electric
ity, gas, shower, inside toilet.
$3.50 wk. up. Bv week or month.
Call North Beach 61O1, FRED'S
DEL1cATESsEN, between 6 ana 8
IMMEDIATELY until Sept Is. Fur
nished home, newly refinished. Di-
rectly on South River. Quiet resi-
2s miles from D. c. Close to bus,
line. Phone Annapolis 1886. 29a
WOODLAND BEACH-5-room cot
tage. for rent. 81. 1861.
KITTY HAWK, N. c. Beach cot
tages. near Wright Memorial. $50
n1S ana ,s6 S65 week. For information,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASE FOE lsy AND Snd Trust
NOTES. Incl 1st trust; on acreage;
quick settlement: white or eolored
Rotes n 2; G. Hd . and We. FULTON
14th and @ sts. nv. Dl $3.50
BrokssA attention
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

WEE NEED LOTS and cottages for
sale or rent, near D. c. Mail all
particulars to KAY REALTY CO.,
INC, 5505 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 1900.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

FAIRCHILD, aircraft, PT-23. Ex-
cellent condition. Relicensed 551;
canopy and starter, generator
hand-rubbed finish Low time;
privately owned; all CAA bulletins
SHARE IN FLYING CLUB Cessna
140.. Stall warning VHF lights, etc,
excel. cond.; no students. ACKER-
MAN. HU. 1851, or LA. 6-4447
40 hip. CONTINENTAL ENG, in
good running cond.; one eng, same
type with burnt bearings all for
WILL BUY BEST CLIPPER, PAGER
$1,000, or Stinson, S1,500. NO
6S21, or Box. 1S9-H, Star. 24s
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MOTORCYCLES

40 H,-D. "A o.H.v.. $475-chains
sprockets and bat. all new. Motor
La. Il Osrleat srfss4.c cond' s. B. and Be 3 S.
HARLEY l947 "61" overhead, fully
equipped: will trade for car or $3.50
cash. Ii. 4-S953. ~
TRIUMPH 1851 Thunderbird; 5000
NIL; many extras. $500 and more
1919 MATCHMLEss LES twin twin 500; &C 4 rear
shocks: best offer over S275. Cal
Mdf6Rssc6R0ErEaks a5te6 & RE Eas71 71a4s. .ooa saaa, "a
ton; $40 or best offer. 81. 5319.
Dependable Transportation
1916 AIS SIo5
1948 JAVA Si25
4o1o MI. $500
Many more. Trade and terms. Parts
ALLIED MoToRs, s12 9Th ST NV
RE. 5073. -25
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LOANS

PLENTY OF MONEY available fol
INVESTMENT CO, RE. 4477. IS.
MONEY FOR BUILDERS. Purchase
to Si,ooo.ooo. Write details. Boz Box
331-C, Star -26
SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAILABLE
ND NOTES PURCHASED, CALL
MR. MILLER ME 1870: EVE
N1NGS. 81 1921
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
24-HR. SERVICE. Contact Mr.. Green,
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.. 1014 Z
st. NV. Ma. 6540
SECOND TRUSTS, D. C. and
nearby. Free appraisals.
CAPITAL COMPANY, Ma
1856; evenings, DU. 1862.
"a
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Trailer Values
GARAGES

DOUBLE GARAGE. $50 50. it.: fire.
proof, concrete and brick; ideal for
storage; centrally located. Rear.
1904 Belmont st. NV. Hudson SS44
FOR RENT--1-ear garage.- cement
foor 1900 block TAYLOR st. NV.
REAR adis'It i4,a sp0esSI coIuMBix ga1s RD. NV
Brick garage 10x34 #. suitable Cor
cars head-on or for storage space.
Rent, S25 mo. See janitor on prem
ises. 3: F. SAUL CO., 925 18th st.
NV, Ma 200. "a
WANTED--Garage or warehouse
SPACE; minimum 15x35 IT.: must
have at least a door IL IT. high or
more. MR.. SOLOMON. Wo. 1888.
PARKING LOT SPACE available for
2 or 15 trucks or cars. night or
day near N. j. ave. and K SITS. NV:
reas, rates. EX. a513 PA
GARAGE. N. H: ave. and R NV;
$3.50. q month. Apply 1907 New
Hampshire ave -25
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MAGENTA" 42-FT. ELCO
Perfect condition; sleeps six; Airfoam
mattress. new engine, electric refgr.,
oinette, shower; cruise l012 knots
Seen at Capital Yacht Club. Price.
S10.500. Call WO. 1852 o4s
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TERMS TO SUIT
International
Harvester
Company
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

9o1 Bladensburg Rd. NE. Phon,
FIR. 1900. -26
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FORD 80 FL 8 cyl. la-ton pickup;
bisek and ndRf b low sSdnnl milssse; RI II 900
1901 Minnesota Ave. NE. VI. 5000
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$495 AND UP
lo% DOWN 80 MONTHS TO PAY
Precut aluminium garages and utility
buildings. Put them up yourself OF
We will erect them. For details cal
IA. $4,000; ewes. Overlook 1925
BEhKEY PROPERTIES. INC. 1921
Lee hwy. Arlington.
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WEN ON
$500
3ETTZELI
WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

1878 K st. NV. DI. 3I0N
pa
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BEACH COTTAGE near Beverly
Ami; by week or month: reason
able NO. 1900 pa
rent reasonable rates. TU. 211"
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont

FORD 1947 1-ton stake truck; excel.
condition; S700, or best offer. WA.
1899. "a
1949 2ls-ton dump; good
condition; $1,S00. Phone SH. 03l7,
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CHRYSLER 1889 Royal 4-dr. sedan;
excellent motor, heater. radio, new
inspected. 1851; 1915. Phone MI
4447 Ext. rs. or Columbia 1898.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Y HENRY J. 81; heater; custom up.
a. holstery: 1000 actual miles; very
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GMC '37 la-ton panel delivery; will
give good service; 500. WI. 1852
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MOUEkN COTTAGE-EppinR Forest.
Nd; Severn River; pvt. community:
nathing, fishing, grabbing; avail. ~
week or mo-; several car pools to
washington. On property Sun.
, 1951-03-21
C~ongressmen to Visit
Virgin Islands
This Weekend

Governor de Castro an
nounced today that members
of the Subcommittee on IN
terror Appropriations will visit
the Virgin Islands this week
end and next week. They are
Representative Henry M. Jack
son of Washington and Ben F.
Jensen of Iowa who will ar
rive in St. Thomas on March
23rd.
The Chairman of the sub
committee, Congressman Mic
hazel j. Kirwan of Ohio and
Congressman w. F. Norrell of
Arkansas, Foster Furcolo of
Massachusetts,, DR.. Ivor D.
Fenton Of Pennsylvania, Lo-
we'll Stockman Of Oregon and
Herman P. Eberharter of Penn
sylvania and the Clerk of the
Continued on page ~
, 1951-03-21
Mrs. Ndthun, Wife
OF Supreme Court
Judge. on Visit

Mrs. Edgar J. Nathan, wife
of Supreme Court Justice Ma
than Of New York City is in
St. Croix spending her vaca-
ton. She arrived on Sunday at
the Hotel-on-the-C Cay.
The Nathans are friends Of
Governor de Castro; they are
well known to Ashley L. Tot
ten, president of the American
Virgin Islands Civic Asssocia-
ton, who is anxious that Mrs.
Nathan be extended every
courtesy during her stay in
St. Croix.
, 1951-03-21
Can Go
Anywhere in Korea,
U.N. Officer Says

On the central front Allied
armed forces can go anywhere
IN Korea it wants to go, says a
reglmental field commander. I
am of the firm opinion that we
can go anywhere in Korea we
want on our own choosing. W.
have the blue chips in our
pockets; the Chinese know
they cannot win this war.
There are not enough Chinese
in China to keep it going be-
cause they would all be killed
Off by American fire power.
The officer concluded by
saying that if they ever start
a major offensive we will have
them just where we want
them and we will show them
up,
Strong support for his argu-
Continued on page ~
, 1951-03-21
You and Your
Congress" q New
Column. Stdrts Toduv

you and Your Congress-"
edited by the Chamber of Com
merce Of the United States,
will be published regularly in
the Avis through the courtesy
of the St, Croix Chamber Of
Commerce, of which Joseph
Alexander is president.
Arrangement for the publ
cation locally was made by
Ivan Chappell, Executive Sc
cretary.
, 1951-03-21
Hdrrigdn Visited
By Ministers of Every
Denomination

The Hon. Ludwig Harrigan,
who has been i'll in the Fred
eriksted Hospital for the past
weeks, has been visited by the
ministers of every known con-
gregation in the Island. They
include the Anglican, Roman
Catholic, Moravian, Seventh
Day Adventist and Lutheran
Churches.
Among the several others
who were permitted to visit
him was a distinguished pub
Usher from the mainland, Van
Hooper, who heard Of Mr..
Harrigan through Administra-
tor Harry E. Taylor.
Under the care of DR.. Mel
yin Evans, the Councilman and
, 1951-03-21
French President
Leaves for Stdte Visit
To United Stutes

French president, Vincent
Auriol, left aboard the liner
Tile de France yesterday on
the first official trips to Wash
ington to be made by a presi-
dent of France.
Madame Auriol, their son,
Paul, and Premier Robert
Schuman, are accompanying
him.
The liner is due to arrive in
New York on March %.
, 1951-03-21
Civil Service Comm.
Announces Job
Opportunities

The United States Civil Ser
vice Commission announces
that there is a great demand
for Stenographers for positions
in the Virgin Islands and Wash
ington, DC, and is ready to
give examinations to anybody
that applies. At present there
is an open announcement.
Additional information and
application forms may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Leota Mar
koe, Secretary of the Board of
Civil Service Examiners. at
the Christiansted Post Office,
, 1951-03-21
Montgomery Ndmed
Deputy Commander
To Gen. Eisenhower

British Field Marshall vi
count Montgomery was named
Deputy Commander in Chief
Of the Atlantic Pact army by
General Dwight Eisenhower.
Eight other top-flight off
GERS, including two United
States Air Force generals, have
also been named to major
field commands in the defense
of Western Europe.
The job of Atlantic Naval
Chief which had been ear
marked for United States Ad-
miral Finletter h las been
shelved for the present be-
cause of British opposition.
, 1951-03-21

labor leader is showing some
improvement.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
BeIford Drive Area
Seeks Flood Relief

Owners of a score of homes ad-
joining washed out Belford drive
and Belford place, just off New
Hampshire avenue near the Dis
trict line. plan to appeal to the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission for flood relief.
They were advised to take this
step yesterday by the Prince
Georges County Commissioners
after delegation told the board at
its meeting at Upper Marlboro that
holes 4 to feet deep in bro
ken paving might shut off fire
engines as effectively as they have
blocked entrance of tradesmen.
With winter nearby, our situa-
tion is desperate" said Mrs. Lylith
M. Biron and Mrs. Dorothy b.
Groth, both of the $500 block Bel
ford drive.
They blamed their troubles on
torrents of water pouring down
from a parking lot on a hill above
the streets.
The commissioners indicated
that they would withhold award
ing contracts for repaving of the
thoroughfares until the drainage
problem has been solved.
The commissioners, in a half
day session, accepted from Johns
Hopkins University a 35-foot strip
of land running from Van Dusen
road to Maryland Route 1913. a dis
'tance of 1.58 miles. They agreed
to use the land in widening and
improving Old Gunpowder road.
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By the Assoeiated Pres.

LONG BEACH. Calf, Sept. S.
A strike of CIO- United Auto
Workers today cut off production
of military transport planes at
the Douglas Aircraft Company's
13,000-employe Long Beach plant.
The unions executive board,
representing about 10000 plant
workers, issued the strike call last
night after announcing that ne
gotiations with the company ever
wages and working conditions had
been broken off. A mass member
ship meeting was called today for
Long Beach municipal stadium.
There were 18 picketS in front
Of the gates at midnight, when
the graveyard shift reported for
duty. The swing shift workers
quit promptly at midnight, and
the crew coming on at midnight
turned around and went home
Took Tools, Firm Says.
Douglas executives said the en-
ployeS took their tools with them
Military transport planes con-
stitute all the output at Douglas
plant here. except for some ex-
perimental work for the Air Force
The effect of today's mass meet
ing will be to call out from work
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Military Plane Output Halted
BY Strike of UAW at DouqIos

the day shift. This is the largest
body of workers. Douglas officials
said they would try to continue
production. Whether the day
shift and the other shifts, which
report this afternoon and at mid
night, return to work depends
upon action taken at today's mass
meeting.
The contract between the union
and Douglas ended at midnight.
Wages average about $l.65 an
hour. Most of the regular work
ers are getting from $1.3O to $1.95
an hour. with higher bracket en-
|ployees being paid as much as
$3.50 an hour.
Cost Put In Million.
The company says the union
demands represent 26-cents-an-
hour increase that would cost
|$7,750,000 year, and that if this
were added to other Douglas
plants the Douglas system would
have to pay $18.500,000 a year
more in wages. The company Of
fered IA to "a cents an hour in
crease, plus JOB classification
changes that would average about
four cents an hour across the
board. together with other con-
lcessions to the union that would
cost $4,250,000 a year.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
Big Come in Utuh

SALT LAKE CITY.-Big game
animals found in Utah include
deer, elk. mountain lions, ante
Ilope, bears. bobcats, lynx, coyotes,
lbighorn sheep and several others.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
81 Billion Damage by Rats

NEW YORK.-Rats cause dam
age estimated at 50 billion a year
in the United States. of which
about one-half is accounted for in
the food supplies they devour.
Evening star., 1951-09-05

ADVERTISEMENT.
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|Kurtz-FuIck
ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lawrie Kurtz
lof Arlington announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Nancy Lawrie, to Mr.. George B
Falck, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Depue
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lMiss Fuller,
| Mr.. Reid
lAre Married

Miss Kathryn Jean Fuller and
Mr.. Luther James Reid, jr., were
married Wednesday in the Be-
thesda Methodist Church, the
Rev. Hertwell F. Chandler offici-
ating at the $50 o'clock wedding.
The couple left Immediately after
the ceremony for a Southern trip.
The bride, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Fuller of this city,
was attended by her sister, Miss
Carol Fuller, as maid of honor.
The bridesmaids were Miss Joan
Reid and Miss Nancy Comfort.
The bridegroom, whose parents
also reside in Washington, had
Mr.. Richard Wooley as his best
man, and the ushers were Mr..
Roger Parkinson and Mr.. John
Pidcock.
Mr.. Reid is a chemical engineer
with the Army and is stationed
at the Redstone Arsenal in Ala
bama. The couple will reside In
Huntsville, Ala. Mrs. Reid is q
graduate of Indiana University
where she was a member Of CHI
Omega, and her husband was
graduated from the University oi
Rochester.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

MRS. JOSEPH 3. RECTOR.
The Rev. Joseph B. Coyne
offlciated yesterday at the we'd
ding of Miss Lois Magdaline Bur-
chell and Mr.. Joseph Benton
Rector in st. Gabriers Church. A
reception followed at the Catholic
Daughters Club.
The bride Is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Ashton Burchell
of this city. The groom is the
son of Mrs. Ethel Rector and the
late Mr.. William E. Rector OF
Warrenton, Va.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Girls Town
In Italy
Benefit

Judge and Mrs. Charles Fahy
head the list of patrons for the
concert Thursday evening which
will be given at Hotel 2400 for the
benefit of Domus Nostra. the
Girls Town in Italy. The pro-
gram will be given by Lucille
Cipriano, lyric soprano, and Fe-
Ilicia Rybier. pianist.
Mrs. Margaret Draper Boncam-
pagni, daughter of the late VIII
liam Draper. United States Am
bassador to Italy, has given her
name as patroness and also Donna
Julia Brambilla, widow of mem
ber of the staff of the Italian Eru-
bassy, who has spent much time
in that country.
Domus Nostra is the first Girls
Town organized in Italy and it
offers the atmosphere of a private
family rather than that of an in
.stitution. It was opened in 1947
to about 80 destitute and aban-
doned girls ranging from 8 to 18
years of age. Signora Maria Tinto
Rocca, formerly of Washington,
directed the establishment of the
home in advanced principles of
child welfare. Applications for
haven at Domus Nostra now reach
into the thousands and the Amer
lean council is raising additional
funds to supply more buildings
and furnishings. Proceeds from
the concert will be added to these
funds for Domus Nostra which is
situated at Grottaferrata. Italy.
The Rev. Msgr. Paul Tanner is
a patron and others on the list
include Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Russell Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cox, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tesoro, DR.. and Mrs.
George Cigliana-Piazza. DR.. and
Mrs. Stephen Verges, DIR. and Mrs.
Richard Biederman. DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Caprio, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Vesta, Mrs. Charles s. Dewey, Mrs.
Blake Clark, Mrs. Huron w. Law
son, Mrs. Wilbur Russell, Mrs.
Beatrice r. Hunter. Mrs. Charles
Meehan, Mrs. Ruby Crottingse,
Nine. Agasta Caudullo, Miss Meta
Morris Evans and Mr.. Ralph Ci-
priano.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

Miss Annabelle Myers. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. My
ers of Fairfax, was married yeSter-
day to Mr.. Marshall L. Royston
jr., whose parents reside in this
city. The ceremony took place ir
the Annandale Methodist Church
the Rev. Esdras Gruver officiating