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9th AND Z ST. N.W.-2nd floor, air
cond., separate entrance e1x40 plus
3 ofdces; 2 baths, mod. Ma. s6g6,
-23
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HoUsEs--sALE--vA. tcsns. /,

'HUNTINGTON-Two bedrms.; semi
det.; full bsmt.; equip. kit; conv.
location; immaculate cond. ROY N.
I.ICARf. XII. S-7l00. --19
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LOTS

LOTS 8 ACREAGE WANTED
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LEWISDALE BUNGALOW
Brick bungalow with 5 spacious rms,
tiled bath. fireplace, full basement,
saS heat; about yrs. old. Nice
location.
PECK co. LA. 6-6666
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COLORED-HUNTER PARK-secur
tty farms. 1 to 8 acres: little down
less monthly; 16 mi. D. c. in Md.
II. 3-S2O5. IL
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HOUSES WANTED TO suY

FROM OWNER-Small home. nearby
Prince oo Georges or Monteomery Co
WANTED van 1nD-T 70 IA sTkApE-s1s,uoo,iR is With
$4,000 down for nearly new brick
home, with 2 bedrms. and bsmt.. In
or near Mt. Rainier. Transp. a neces.
sity. Phone H. Dillon, with COX a
CO. UN. 1926 night or day.
u WILL PAY YOU CASH today foI
diate actioni. RE 2201. 81 7747.
tF PROMPT ATTENTION. 70 the sals
OF your home business OF invest
aiP' s property zJapaRirg Hhsi g0a Rssss, RssSss
Sos North Capitol; Ma. $3.50 Fres
Direct FROM Ms'S,ss owNEE1cssh Ere ash 70.
ESss ESss prsSpeFsy r9 ssss IN !, p G. gs ys or Nd
bedrm. home in q nice location;
PRivATE PARTY wants is 10 buy /.
home direct from owner in $4,000
to $4,000 price range. EN-, eoa7
I NEED A house. am prepared te
pay cash. would like to buy di-
rect from owner. Box 347-Z. Star
LIsTINGs WANTED - Our bette,
service to you is based upon oui
tGns tS1s exp. experience in selling homes +
Eye. phone or. 81 ifs safs. ana e f. fmeisn. dsh.
W xATTE, C realtor. 1918 K st. NV,
HOMES Eai S'as aND INVESTMENT propert,..
needed for our cash buyers. THOS.
4 fa,SA4 SSAREELL Ea1 &c GO, Realtors testab.
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Home & Income


In choice N. Arlington location COW
to schools, transp.. shopping. First
a., liv. rrn., din. rm.. KIT. 2 bedrms.
bath. End a. has complete apart.
rnent. Call.
N. G.. HINES & SON
Court House 3d., Arl,. Va. OW. 9O2O
HOME AND INCOME-Lyon Park;
large frame. fine cond.. IL rms.
baths. frepl., screened porch; corner
lot 110x1l0; double garage; price
.S21. $50, substantial cash.
Near Navy Annex-.-Liv. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm.. equipped kit, 3 bed
rms. and bath, End A.; full bsmt.,
tile H.. laundry trays. and outside
entrance. Terms.
Fairfax--2- bedroom asbestos shingle
house. full bsmt.. large lot. outdoor
tirepl.. price $11,500.
Tinkle Properties
OW. 1925, IA. 2-23S1
Ewes. GL. 6525 GIL. 2483.
II
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OUTSTANDING VALUE

This imposing det. bldg. contains 2
stores and Is apis. and is located
In fine close-in rental section. Il All
apts. are spacious and represent
safe investment. The income OF
over S11.0q0 yearly. with low ex-
penses. makes for a good net re-
i turn; good financing avail. and
priced below the ma rket for prompt
sale. Ewes. call TA,s 65aS.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X at NV paa,tnrs ny 1911
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STORE, 18th ST. NV.
This store. 25x120. Is leased Is years
at $500 per month. Call Mr.. Bram-
haIn, EN-. $500 or DI. 300. BEIT-
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

STORE AND APT. ABOVE tyacant)
7th st.. s.w.; suitable for any busi-
ness; oil h.-w: heat; parking In rear,
also alley. DI. 1918 till 8 pm;
eyes. DE. 511S. WM. H. SAUNDERS
PRfvATE OWNER offers s1s-stor.
property of midtown Connecticut
ave. recently reconditioned ane
fireproofed. Ideal for corporation OF
association ofices or club. Call CO
PRINCE GEo. BANK BLDG. asia
College ave-, near intersec. College
ave. and BALTIC blvd: at Univ: Of Nd:
Owner says sell. Ewes. RA. 1924
Goth ST. AT K-Compact 3-story brick
bldg. commercial; gas heat, parking
IN n @ rear; yacant. ONLY $24 $50,
ewes, EN-. 1886.
1910 G ST. S.E.-Store and apt. al
most on renna. ave, Best offer buys
Ewes, call OR. 9265. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 14ll.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcent. J
8-UNIT BLDG.
$40 501

AIl-brick, S-yr. .-old apt. bldg: 1 blk
to buses. stores, theater, and B min
paid by tenants. S5,878 actual mel
annual rent. For details and inspec.
tton, call
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
DE- aio nlSn AL Ne "A A 1
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sUsINEss PROPERTY FOR REM

1900 SO. FT., complete detached unit
In business section, Hyattsville, Md.
Suitable for professional. mercAntile
or industrial. ST. 100. lis any
USED CAR LOT with ONCE. south.
west corner Lee blvd. and Glebe I'd.
Arl:: 10000 so. IT.: $500 mo. B. j.
GREENHOUSE. DE. .3177, go
130? L ST. N.W.-2nd H.. . large
rooms. plate glass display. window;
reas. rent. Apply LEO NJ, BERN
STEIN g. CO., Realtors. 1415 K st.
NV. ME. 5400.
927 F NV, End FL.
1880 50. it.. 5000 mo. RA. sso6.
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MT VERNON AREA

MT. VERNON AREA
Beautiful white rambler on large
half-acre lot; living room with fire-
place. delightful modern kitchen
with dining space, two bedrooms and
tile bath; breeseway to Workshop;
delay, SEE it today. (2143).
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
Radio Bldg, Arl.. IA. $4,000.
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SMALL OFFICES

SMALL OFFICES
ID MEDICAL CENTER-ENTIRE End.
FLOOR SUITE OF 4 ROOMS AMI
PRIVATE LAvATORY. COMPLETE
TX PHOTOGRAPHED AND IN BEAU
CD 10l7 x ST. N.W,-OFFICE ANr
SSyA4LEsEooM; ALSO 3-RooM SUITE
ca 10th AND NY. AVE- AND
"a STEWART BLDG. 9th AND Q
ss Rooms oMMi;6oaM AN6 RacssTIoN nErdoE. HAfx ALE
FULL SERVICE. NEAR COURTS.
WEINBERG b BUSH, INC.
1907 II st. NV. Realtors, Ma. $500.
--1S
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WATERFRONT FARM
SMALL FARMS

SMALL FARMS
An acre and independence $500 inc
houseD. Plenty OF room for chick
ems. garden. fruits. ETC.; raise your
Of living and don't worry about ra-
tioning and boarding. You can use
your land as socn as you pay the
s2I dowr.
$25 DOWN, $40 MONTH
Also haf-ac-e business less on Route
month. 35 minutes drive out Lee
blvd. to Centreville, turn left a.
traflc light on Route 2S Coward
ManasSas) miles to our big sigr
on left. SMALL FARMS" Open
every day, to 6 pm. Every
Treilways bus to Manassas passes
us. Bring $40 deposit. -22
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Modern Downtown Bldg.
3-ROOM SUITE, $135
OUTSIDE RMS. NEWLY DECORATED
SINGLE OFFICE AVAIL.
VICTOR BLDG, 9th g. G PL,.
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sToREs EoR RENT icent.l

|se7 UPsHUR ST. N.W.-Ideal ioca.
WALSH & SONS. 1911 Eye st. NV.
IsS5, INCL. HEAT. New plastic ceiiint
and tile floor Blond mahogany walls
Rear parking lot. Bath and small
storeroom. 81 = st. NV. Call Elk
IExCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for part.
interested In shoe store. mems store
ETC., In new shopping center, 2t
minutes from Wash.. b. C. Popula
tino, 5000. Call WA. 1880 aftel
173S ) i4th ST. NV, between +
and sts.-Large store and ga,
rage, newly redecorated; vacant
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP. Ma
421S -o1
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SUTTI.AND

Near Census Bureau, completely
furnished 5-rm. frame house with
asbestos shingles and h.-w.h.: ga
fenced. $4,000.
G. M. BELTZ REAL ESTATE
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DE Luxe NEW BLDG.
Near Capitol; approx. 900 So. IT. OF
ofice space. j. EDW. FOWLER 4
SON. 1012 Eye Sc. NV, Ma. 3679
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4-BEDROOM BRICK
HURRYtl HURRYll

HURRY! HURRY!
$4,000 cash handles this spaciou
2-bedroom Fairfax bungalow. 10 b.
:22 liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm.. fui
bSmt., Venetian blinds; newly dec.
excel. located. Sl5.95O. Call ia
4-1620.
Here's Opportunity
Desirably located English-type bunga
low, in Woodlawn Villagel Close :,
everything. yet secluded. Liv. rm
wire flrepl.. large din. rm.. 2 twin
screened liv. porch. equipped kit. OF
.lst. Large studio rm. on End; oil
NV. heat. VIC guarantee you vii
like 1t at SJ7.aae.
REALTY, INC.
47b1 Lee Hwy. at Glebe. IA. 4-162O
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S135,OOO

ONE OF VAS FINEST FARMS
5e5 acres. one hour from WASHINGTON
and unexcelled in location, produc-
tivity CT natural beauty, and with
q beautiful brick home Of 5 bed
rooms and 4Ia baths. modern
barn for 90 cows, Q comfortable
houses for farm labor. sheds, etc
It is for sale only because OF the
owners expected absence from this
country. St7. 900 down. The equip
ment and. herd may be bought extra
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN7

$4,000 so. FT., centrally located
pvt. r. r. siding and ONCE. Ma. 5SS5
Sc. d. C.-Brick bldg, about 2.000
50. it.. with 1.500 50. #. fenced yard
A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880. -I7
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BUNdALoW-S750 DOWN
Modern bungalow on large lot; liv
rn.. 2 bedrms.. kit. and dinins
Call La R-fiffi6. PECK CO.. excl. agt.
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1870 < St: NV. Realtors. tx. Isl
$1,000

NET 17heo RETURN
On $4,000 invested plus monthly
equity in bldg, plus replacement
allowance for refgrs. and stoves.
etc: 2S. units. half 2 bedrnns.. half
bedrm.. solidly built brick. $ yrs.
old. located blk. to bus and shop
area. Call Mr.. McGinniss. MA.
50Oa days: TU. 1888 ewes.
FREDERICK ". PERENs SALES INC.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PRopERrY--sALr

APPROX. $4,000 so. FIT. one No.
truck aisnTsy SOUTH In aorth s,a,sns enc
For information call OLD DOMIN-
ION MOTORS. Jack Thompson. OV
1926. -2l
FIFTY THOUS. so. Fl. with 2-story
brick bldg. 36x56. Just over Alex
andria line. Fairfax Co. Cheap,
consider any offer. VIII trade.
Loc. on R.R. G. r. GAINES. tel
Al. 0246. 1Ss
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CLARENDON BLDG.
WILSON BLVD. AND
NORTH fillmore ST.
ARL., NEW AIR COND.

One Room on Front, $50 So. Ft., S65
400 So. Ft., ,SS5
800 So. Ft., S125
1000 So. Ft.. $500
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC, 1906
18th st, NV. Df. 0222 90
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MousEs FOR sALE---Mp.

BEAUTIFUL 2-yr.-old Colonial home
In University Hills. Nd. 8 large rms,
bath. powder rni. on list A.; full
bsmt.; large lot; extra-large bed
rooms; $2 800 down Payment. Phone
ISvAELY LOVE- sVSo VSSouNTRy HoME-1o oo room.
in suburbs; huge din. rm. with irepl.,
large liv. rm., kit, porch, "a bath on
bath on 2nd ioor; full bsmt.; oil
h;,w; heat; det; gar; lot l50xl49'
ssss; evenings. c3 dreenSelt Eea'9lii s4ls oN
WHY PAY RENT?-You can own this
lovely modern 2-bedrm. bungalow,
finished attic for only S55: 30 mo.
Incl. taxes and ins. 5000 down TO
CTS; JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA.
ASSUME Az LOAN. practically new
2-bedrn. bunga.. full bsmt., built-in
garage. expansion attic. Price, S12.-
2S0, Cal WA; 5000 I'll 8 pm.
ROBERT 5la 3. DAYS AVIS 4 &oo;,..;,. CO; ;nl9 g.,
3-bedrm. masonry bungalow, daylight
bsmt., gas h.-w.h.. expansion attic;
Md. univ. CAN WA. 5000 till 8 pm.
IW S1Wp6HeT bewS & PAWS PAAYyMESfY1f \ 60 YOU ls Can
make . rather high monthly pay
ment. We have desirable 5-rm.
home, In good section of w. Hyatts-
vills that could be financed to suit
you. Price, S13, 500. Call WA. 5000
Rlied2s sili 2 Pm ROBERT s. DAVIS IS q Co.
'A EAMBEERNoNHY EFsSuHhm SlIY Dsa; Sis.75o '
Full daylight bsmt. with outside en-
trance: gas &C. heat; lge. liv: rn1.,
tile bath with shower. beautifully
equipped kit. Assume AZ $4,000
trust. Mrs: Cox. VI. s136. ATLAS
$1,000 DOWN .
W W1e.syg, SSy hts ocston stioassvs sssnsa snnsa0w
rent Close to all conveniences,
YOUNG e. BOWERS co.
ARE YOU SEARCHING
For Cape Cod bungalow with din.
rm., 3 bedrms.. beautiful mod. kit;
inn,I iSl bsms; , blocks s;ss te sehoSl enf snS
Nc. iNNoppphs s7ss until NTH B efl'e' slN'eo0' o"H
YOUNG g BOWERS co.
BUN0ALoW-S750 DoTN =,
rm.. 2 bedrms.. kit. and dining
sa . La s;5syR ssse Pf psck Pf!ssd co excl ssso ss
pET. GERM: BUNGALow
ST. JEROME PARISH,
HYATTSVILLE. MD.
able offer considered. viii make
concession in price for quick sale.
CAN Mrs. Steed. ATLAS REALTY.
ST. 1868; ewes. and SUM-, UN. 9504.
liz
BURTON KNOLLS
Allentown rd.-Lge. sunga.; liv. rm.
with frepi.. din. rm.. kit. 3 bed.
rms. and bath. full bsmt. with ga
rage, lavetory and sink; 2 lots. 100
x220 60. win sell completely furn.
TsSs5in. inspscs .yss cal 1o MT si4i4 MGsta' Io' 4
r. PAUL MUDD co.
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RAMBLER SIZES
POTOMAC RIVER
4 SEMIDET. LOTS
EACH % FEET WIDE

Splendid section southeast, on the
south side Of Chesapeake street "a
feet east of the corner of 4th
street; water. sewer in and paid for;
street being improved by Distzict,
two blocks to bus. Price, $3.50,
Located in the. District of Columbfa,
loned 40-A for homes or apart4
ments. BEALL, TURNER & CO..
I1o5 Vermont ave. Randolph oSS5,
National R131
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BOND BUILDING
s.w cor. 14th and N. Y. ave NV
Room S25; 1 room, SOS.
Room, S55; 2 rooms, $f05.
ALL ROOMS NEWLY REOEcOPATEr
KASS-BERGER, INC.
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TEMPLE HILLS PARI

135 lots; water and sewer available,
In East Pines: detached; coming,
CHESAPEAKE REALTY CORP.
ST. 1920. Ewes, TIA. 9I3g
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-23
In Short

Announced: by President Truman.
a substantial program of United
States aid to increase the industrial
and agricultural productivity of the
Near East. The President approved
the selection of Edwin A. Locke, Jr..
a vice president of the Chase National
Bank of New York, to coordinate the
program.
Granted: by the international None
tary Fund, to the near-bankrupt
Iranian government, an emergency
credit of $8,750,OOO.
Forecast: a move by the Truman
administration to get civil rights
legislation enacted by the next Con-
gress.
Revealed: by the Commerce De-
partment, small dip in the personal
income of Americans from an annual
rate of 1888, ZOO, 100000 in August to
$253, 300, 100000 in September.
Recovering: in nfPhiladelphia's Lam
kenau Hospital after an operation for
the removal of a cancerous growth on
his lower lip, Jim Thorpe, So, named
by sports writers as the greatest
athlete OF the past half-century.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-23

Egypt has refused summarily to
join as founding partner of the
MEG and the Syrian government
tavoring 1t fell from power amid
anti-weStern demonstrations in Da-
mascus last week.
Egypt, in private sessions outside
the U.N. meetings, was making last
minute efforts to line up solid Arab
opposition but three OF four Of the
seven Arab league nations were re-
ported favorable to the MEG or
wavering.
Some were torn between Arab
Meslem solidarity with Egypt in isola-
ton and what Syria's former pre-
mler, Hassen Ell Hakeem, called their
golden opportunity. Arab enmitv for
Israel also figured in their groping
toward a decision on whether to
accept or turn thumbs down. The
blanket invitation includes the Jewish
state that fought itself into being
against Arab opposition in 1943.
An Egyptian spokesman at the
Assembly meeting in Paris saws anv
Middle East defense plan must be
strictly of the Arab world-"Alone
alone, alone. That seems to let Egvpt
out of the MEG no matter what
course the British take in regard to
the Suez and the Sudan.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-23

withdrawal Of all foreign troops in
three months, and for big five peace
pact.
The General Assembly voted to
shelve the question of seating Com
munist China for its entire session in
Paris. 0''' -
U.N, delegates heard a report from
1t. Gen. William E. Riley, United
Nations truce supervisor in Palestine
The. general said he had been unable
to end the dispute between Israel and
Syria over control of the demilitar-
lied border zone. p,
In another report, Gen. Riley said
Israel and Egypt were still at logger
heads over claims and counterclaims
OF truce violations near the Sinai
peninsula.
The western Big Three powers and
Turkey announced in Paris their
determination to arm, train and help
defend the Arab world against Com
munist aggression. They made it clear
Arab opposition will not deter them
from setting up a Middle East defense
command.
Arab nations were invited to ioin
and request arms and equipment from
any Of the four sponsoring powers
In the Palais de Chaillot. where
the General Assembly is holding its
sixth regular session, Arab delegates
were split over acceptance of the idea.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-23
SideIiehts

Q In the Happy Hour Pavilion" in
Arlington, Va, 81 year-old Marjorie
Walker let loose with a spirited rem
dition of the Charleston, broke her
left leg in three places.
o In Seattle, Fred c. Proehl, a
grocer, was formally nominated by
the Greenback Party to run for presi-
dent in 1852 The party advocates
issuance of greenbacks by the govern
ment directly to the people for SER
vices and supplies" Said Candidate
Proehl: We're not fooling ourselves.
We won't make much of a scratch"
Q Cheung Kwok-Pang, a % year-old
Hong-Kong shoeshine boy, can put
the finger on the man who attacked
him Monday night. He bit it off the
aSsailant'S hand and gave it to police
as evidence.
. In Syracuse, N. Y. Santa Claus
was excused from jury duty after a
department store convinced Judge
James A. Farrell that a prospective
juror was a vital employe at this
time of year.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-23

lnlStlc or exaggerated, the public had
only to remind itself of the necessitv
OF making civil defense a part of its
daily life. - 40
Because of the state of continued
conflict in which the world finds itself
To-Day, plans and preparations must
De made against wars which break
suddenly upon us without warning
the civil defense conference was toIS
One physician, DR.. Justin J. Stein
OF Los Angeles, voiced an opinion
that 1t might even be safer to be a
member of the armed forces than to
ilve IN critical target area in any
future war. 10y
DR.. John B. Alsever, of the us
Public Health Service, told the group
tnat any heavy civilian casualties
would place a strain on group 20"
blood supplies.
Type 20" blood can be given to
anyone without cross-matching and
would be used in the first few davs
following disaster.
In preparing for the worse civil
defense officials feel they can be
ready for disaster-if it comes,
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-23

BY the time the conference closed
Tuesday, the governors had used up
most of the time between business
sessions by discussing politics.
In the Republican camp, Califor-
MAS Gov. Earl Warren announced his
political intentions for 1852 while one
staunch Taft-backer, Rep. George
Bender R.-Ohio), made a new
attempt in Paris to learn Eisen-
hoWer's.
For Republicans Only
Taft, meanwhile, seemed willing to
stake his White House chances on
a campaign aimed primarily at Re.
publicans while ignoring the inde
pendent vote. The Senator made it
clear on his southern speaking trip
that he doesn't believe it is worth
while for the Republicans to bid
strongly for the backing of voters
who ordinarily don't pay much atten-
ton to party labels. He has, however.
urged the southern anti-Trunian
Democrats to join his cause.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-23

of stronger hybrid corn and forest
preservation plans.
Tagging Food Production
The Rome meeting this week heard
reports on control campaigns against
locusts in the Middle East, Africa and
South America. Agricultural experts
who are working in the campaigns
described the locust as a flying
stomach" that recognizes no inter-
national boundaries.
In his address opening the FAC
meeting, Director Dodd expressed
concern over the fact that world food
production has increased only nine
per cent since World War II while
the worlds population has climbed IL
per cent.
Dodd said that for all its efforts,
FAC has hardly begun to achieve its
detectives set five years ago. The
organizations program for the next
two years to put more food on tho
worlds tables will require detailed
action by the representatives at this
meeting scheduled to last until
December z.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-23
Winnie to
Visit HIST

WINSTON CHURCHILL may
w prove to be a pretty tough
customer to deal with when IA
visits Washington in January.
Under the heading of a closer
partnership between Britain and
the United States, the British prirne
minister undoubtedly will bring "A
the problem Of England's economic
shortages. He is certain to seek SUBJ
stantial financial help from The
United States.
In Paris, the North Atlantic Coun-
cil's temporary Committee of Twelve.
headed by W. Averell Hartman. was
reported to be studying a request for
immediate economic aid made by the
British government without waiting
Tor the Churchill-Trunan talks.
Bigger Role for Britain
Churchill probably viii suggest
that Britain should have a much
greater voice in the development of
foreign policy involving both govern
mentS than he felt she had under the
Labor government. Some Washington
officials expect Churchill to try 70
dominate certain areas of foreign
policy. They do not believe he will
have much success in matters involv-
ing questions of great American IN
terest or concern, particularly in such
areas as the Far East.
Churchill has repeatedly advocated
top level meeting or supreme
effort" to ease world tensions. Presi-
dent Truman has given the cold
shoulder to all suggestions Of recent
years that he should 60 aboard to
meet with Stain. He is not expected
to change his views at Churchill's
urging.
When he finishes threshing out his
ideas with the President, Churchill
may 60 off on his own for a session
with Stain.
The groundwork for the top-Ievel
U.S.-British talks is already being
laid in Paris where Secretary Of
State Dean Acheson and British
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden are
attending the UN Assembly meeting.
Churchill is timing his us. visit
well. His Washington visit in jan
uary will give him the opportunity
to address joint session of Congress
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-23

Delegates from DO countries, meet
ing for the first time in the new
Rome headquarters of FAC, heard
reports on its projects from all over
the world
FAC Development Programs
The organization already has a
project underway to help Ireland
build better fishing boats, another to
aid Yugoslavia to grow cotton farther
north, others to help Turkey to freeze
and cold-Store fish, and Portugal to
grow better cork.
One FAC expert, E. A. Jensen of
Denmark, has helped the Greek
government install milk processing
plants with up-to-date pasteurizing
equipment. FAC has also launched
Luxembourg on a project for artificial
dissemination of livestock, and Aus
tria is making progress in its FAC
forestry program.
FAC is working, in a European
wide program, toward. the estab-
lishment of new, uniform, higher
standard agreements on butterfat
recording. Also on the FAC project
list is a program to. increase the use
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-23

- @ARNAAS9b PO44I4ChIIlS, as lar as
the Democrats were concerned. was
in Hot Springs, Ark, where cover
nors OF the southern states held a con-
ference.
Loyalty on the Line
Arkansas young, Democratic Gov.
Sid McMath got things off with a
bang by tossing the issue of party
loyalty" right into the spotlight. He
accomplished that political maneuver
by arranging for the main conference
address on Monday night to be
delivered by a staunch, party-line
Democrat-House Speaker Sam Raw
burn, of Texas.
McMath, an out-spoken Truman
supporter, calculated the move would
lay the loyalty issue on the line as
one of a series of maneuvers to block
any anti-Truman revolt which would
split the south as it was three wears
ago. AS host to the visiting cover
nors, McMath was able to select the
principal speaker and to engineer the
presentation of the loyalty issue.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-23

After all is said and done. the
average voter doesn't have much to
say about the choice of presidential
nominees by either major party. The
professional politicians who make up
big share of the delegates TO
national conventions take care of that
' The scramble between Senator Taft
and hackers of General Eisenhower
for nominating votes is only one,
albeit the biggest, of several such
struggles within the Republican
ranks.
Some FavOrite Sons
Gov. Earl Warren has his support
erS and so does Harold E. Stassen.
former governor of Minnesota; Gov.
Alfred E. Driscoll, New Jersey; Sen.
Kenneth S. Wherry, Nebraska; and
Gen. Douglas Macarthur.
Stassen recently told a Chicago
news conference his plans for 1852
will be opep for analysis until Jan
uary." He has said he won't support
Taft for the nomination. Stassen has
also indicated that he will not run
if Eisenhower does.
A poll of Republican national COM
mittee members, state party chair
men and COP governors indicates
that as things stand now, Taft is the
biggest Republican hope for captur-
ing the first COP majority in presi-
dental elections since 1928. Taft leads
General Eisenhower AZ to 25 among