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Evening star., 1951-04-15

DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD.
We. still have good building sites
left with. sewer. water and gas
close to schools and bus; priced righi
at $1,000 each for quick sale; also
other lots, in Suitland and Forest.
10. $4,000. After pm, Mr
Hamilton, HI. 477O. II
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WATERFRONT LOTS

Situated in the pine belt overlooking
beautiful South River. Choice
waterfront and inland lots with
$500 up. Directions: Follow . Bey.
erly Beach rd.. turn left Cape
Loch Haven signs to VICTOR
BROKERAGE CO. Phone West
: River 3074. Plaza 660S. Edgewatel
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LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE
q ACRES on Congressional Parkway
Potomac, Nd; farm-fenced: heauti'
full view. Cash or terms BILLINGS.
LEY g. KORZENDORFER, OR. 232t
'tn o NJ
HoMESITEs. south Of Alexandra
water at property. Easy terms. IA
S-065S. IL
COMMERCIAL LOTS, on Route !
south of Alexandria. Easy terms
ia. S-0658. IL
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, S.E.-Lot so,
II6; zoned for apts.: all improve.
ments in; $3.50. cash. v. 1
TOoMEY Jr.. Realtor. RE. 6371
EN-. S267. -l6
SHEPHERD PARK, d. C.-3 mic,
lots, So. 500 to $4,000 each. FRAME
CRAVER. GE. 1886 or GE. 4635.
RAMBLER SITE-Almost n acre
Bethesda. Sell or trade. WI. 415A
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CoIoRED-HUNTER PARK-Secur.
; ity farms, ! to 9 acres: little down
less monthly; Is mi. D. c. in Md.
Ii 3-S205. IT,
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GEORGETOWN PIKE
Three miles from Langley: 5 acres,
wooded, 81 900 per acre.
HERMAN E. GASCH & son
500 woodward Bldg. MA. 1854.
Sat. aud Sun. call Daleview 9152.
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TEMPLE HILLS PARK

This beautiful subdivision lies on q
high and healthy plateau. about 6
miles from q. s. Capitol on Temple
road. Lots 50x2Q0. from 5000 each;
Will sell lots on paved Temple I'd.
ct higher price and better terms.
Buy as Q wartime investment or
domestic Call Mr. Baker. LO
3-S132, Number 5201. Temple I'd,
BEALL, TURNER 6s CO., RA. 08S5.
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peter ]. hagan

Realtor, ssoe z; l. Ave; Brentwood
OPEN 8 TIL Q DAILY
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LOTS

In order to complete the
settlement Of the late J: s.
Gruver's estate, we are offer
ing some choice bldg. sites lo-
Gated in beautiful Woodside
Forest Silver Spring. Nd. For
full information. call @. q.
SMITH.
81. 6644
between 1880 and $3.50 pm.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

property, one acre land.
good, road. harbor view, 2-story
house in good condition, garage,
basement. kitchen, dinette, dining
room, den. sun parlor, large living
room with open arch, layatory
front porch overlooking the water
storm windows, hot-water heat. hoi
water all the year, shore house
pier. property in good Condition
no repairs to be made. Just move
In. Possession 80 days. Price
$4,000. Phone or write JOHN r
DRURY. phone 141. Leonardtown
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

SELBY-ON-THE-BAY. 35 miles from
water: ress. ee o%NER, WI ao. fiSeks s-11Sn lTSn
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Farrnlet. 2 Homes. S6.5OO!
176 A., 2 Homes
New Barnl

REAL SACRIFICE, on macadam
hwy, near Hancock; nice 5-rnl.
home w/utilities. beautiful setting:
brand-new barn 35x70; 2-car ga
brooder houses also 5-rm. tenant
house: other bldgs.: 176 acres. 70
tillable loan. est. 100000 #. saw
timber; private stream, excellent
fishing. bathing, boating, and hunt
ing. QUICK. SALE includes tTac.
tor and grain drill: auto accident
$3.50! R15I No, A-f4.4os: VESTS.
W. L. Shields, 106 North ave-,
Hagerstown, Md. BARGAIN LIST
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CALVERT COUNTY
AT MRAMHRnET,,

@@A 1&44NSxb0T
On wide tidal st. Leonards Creek. J,Ist
on the Patuxent; q most attractive
and UNIQUE new log house; large
living room with beamed high ceiling
and great fireplace, dinette, kitchen,
Or. and bath. Also a smaller e.
n;ro n;ro cottage here, and both are
DARES ON THE BAY
Two excellent buys at this year.
around colony, one a modern Groom
cottage with all conveniences, house
furniture and loft. boat included;
the other of s rooms offers splen-
did business opportunity and home
KENWOOD BEACH
Built by an artist for an artist, it's
small but charming and right ON
Other istings Of cottages on bay and
river from. 81 900, as well as tobacco
farms and plantations, stores and
gas stations, Call me and come on
Z. STEUART VAUGHAN. Broker
Prince Frederick, Md Phone 1921
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OCEAN CITY, MD.
Normandy Apartment
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

MAID AccoMMoDATIoNs
De luxe 3-bedroom units, ! mi. No.
Of brdwalk. GE. 2466 or GIL. 0652.
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ga ACRES on fine waterfront. near
Annapolis; 2-bedroom, year-round
home. $4,000.
EPPING FOREST
Year-round waterfront home, S12, 800.
Seven-rcom summer home on approx.
"a acre: beaut. Handicapped, garage,
outdoor fireplace and patio. S11 200,
Two -bedrm. modern summer cottage,
Many other fine listings in Bay Ridge,
Edgewater Beach, Woodland Beach,
South River Park and Sylvan Shores.
EVA GUIDE BRANDT. Realtor, An
napolis. Md. Phone 1912. -15
LONG BEACH-S8,95O. 2 bedrms.
asbestos shingle. 1-yr.-old house
Completely furn.. "a blk. from water
front; huge hv. rm.. heatalator fire.
place. large equip. kit, bath and
shower; hardwood floors; 76x136 lot:
erayeled driveway, paved street, ali
Directions: Through Marlboro to
Wayson's corner on Solomons I'd.
TO Prince Frederick. to st. Leonards.
left to Long Beach and open sign'
open Sunday, / It'll dark. LEACH q
CRONIN. LO. 5-2772; LO. 6-3l49
or call Mr Mavn GE Rd0Q
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WANTED
VESTS
S P r [ N G.
c. A IT A LOG!


nAHHR IsgJH rRGE RoF oFF BEANRhFT PHE ssEss! Hssi
Hundreds Of BARGAINS to choose
from. Large and small FARMS
beautiful ESTATES. old CoLoNIALS
ideal for remodeling, weekend RE-
TEIs TREATs; GAS eAgPs sTa41oNs SABlNs sToREs Ho;
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ESTATEi New reduced prices from
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to Floridai
VESTS
VISA. 11Ss &C.. western gs;1I Saving g. Fund
RANCH HOUSE, So, ,250l
TERRIFIC BARGAIN. on concrete
hwy. near Dupont nylon plant;
attractive 2-year-old ranch-style
home, 5 rms ms EG gsTagsi is,{1p s asresi Is4
UE! No. A-29s3. VESTS; L. K
81 EEpeEsSsi porsdo. ND, HA'fszfSS BzRGA1N n I1sh1
S39 A., ONLY $4,500!
TERRIFIC BARGAINi Low-pricee
Morgan Co; 6.rm. home with FIRE.
places. porches; nice setting:
poultry houses, smokehouse; 1886
acres, rs tillable; 80 fruit trees
EXCLUSIVE VALUE! ONLY 81 300
406 N. Washington ST.. Berkeley
SPRINGS. w. Va. BARGAIN LIST
FREE!
Farmlet, 2 Homes, Sc, 500!
rnuting distance Washington; ii
acres, so fruit trees. private stream
Cape Cod-style home, rms, cleo.
hardwood ifs: beautiful shaded,
shrubbed lawn: also 2-rm. tenaD'
SRsr1e heqss saEni1Np SaEns p0o0lNsTyy oNy sToo aoSss
DOWN, bal. $50 MONTHLY No
29,257. VESTS, W. E. Sherman
r. D, 1. Fredericksburg. Va. BAR
GAIN LIST FREE!
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NORTH CHEVY CHASE
75-FT. CORNER LOTS

Close to Connecticut avenue extended
In MARYLAND. north Of Chevy Chase
) Lake and Jones Bridge rd.. In a
charming section OF new ramblers,
and electricity, some fine, small
trees; block from two-lane parkway
and bus service. Corners, each, So
$50; inside 60-ft. lots. S1.750 each.
BEALL, TURNER & CO., 1105 Ver-
mont ave. Randolph 0SS5. National
u R1Q1
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IDEAL FOR RAMBLER
ON UPPER 10Th ST.
ABOVE ALASKA AVE,
10000 SO. FIT.
HIGH ELEVATION
PRICED TO SELL
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
REALTOR-RE. 1855
LOTS

LOTS
We have many excellent lots IN
desirable locations in Arlington
and nearby vicinity. We have lots,
LOUIS r. SIMPSON g. SON, INC.
1900 Wilson Blvd, CH. 7777, OK.
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Mountain View Farm!

10 miles to Gettysburg. overlooks
beautiful Blue Ridge Mts.: 9S acres.
81 fertile loan tillage, private
stream, several fruit. trees; 7,rm.
home wlelec.. nice shaded;
shrubbed lawn: barn 40x6o W
metal roof: 2-poultry houses; other
bidgs. QUICK SALE PRICE-only
SS,SO0i No. J-2773. VESTS. j.
c. Bream. Fairfeld, Tds; qsstgEs;; gE;
Near COLCHESTER Beach!
Excellent general farm and summer
hotel w7consretss sts Inv hwy, r.fF fFonsasei fassi
site for cabins; hotel contains IL
rms. 3 baths. dance floor. lobby
dining rm. and kitchen, beautiiu
setting; .132 acres e g2cI ti1isp1e iIsIWl
VALUE-S12. .OO0l No. A;-3SS5
VESTS. G.. w. Townsend, w
High st. ext, exStx,sdsIN r. 2Gii 2gGiisTc cassIsEE' FREE
TT @ Nj TT
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SAUNDERS POINT BEACH

SAUNDERS POINT BEACH
27 MI. FROM WASH. a
Large homesites on broad Chesapeake
Bay, sand beach, finest fishing and
safe bathing; convenient to store,
and Annapolis. Pre-spring prices
from $500 up, conv. terms. Sci
this before buying. From 18th ant
Central ave. (Rt. 214), follow Tritor
Beach signs to entrance, turn Iefi
to Saunders Point.
BARSE STONEBRAKER
1885 K st. NV, Ma. 44S3 or Wes
River 4102 or 7027. Owner anC
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JACKSON LAKE

"IHE ANCHORAGE"
Manassas, Virginia-Only 80 minutes
drive from Washington SUMMER
COTTAGE; on approx an acre.
FULLY FURNISHED; 8 bedrooms,
bath; recreation room and bar; 30
It. porch facing Jackson Lake.
BARBECUE. DOCK AND BOAT.
ONLY $4,000
For inspection Phone Mr.. Fraliegh,
ST. 1900; eyes,. OF. 707S.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV.
Open Daily Until 8 pm.
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CAPE LOCH HAVEN
Is MILES D. c.
On Beautiful South River
Offers Yo11 the Most

A clean saltwater DEVELOPMENT for
summer or year round living. Over
q mile of sandy shores. Beautiful
wooded sites at prices and terms
to meet your budget. 2 protected
Smith Bros, Mgrs.
Drive out Central ave, Route PA te
Mayo rd,. follow Cape Loeb Haven
signs.
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Near Winchester!

Beautiful limestone stock and gen
sral fern gtss o99ftji 70 eit1 hwy Is fran.. ae4es
fruit orchard: beautiful residence
metal roofed barn 40x60; 2 poul;-
try houses; other 1gf bldgs' sTN kEAa y
sFRMPhAAfTEE ssFPeRnc1ATE. TERMssi sps' No. g.. :
rTont From RasIS:d RossI I'd. = white ~ Post. "a,
(l2 mi. so. of winchester on r.,
NS 5IS BhRaH1N RRehs stfReTfnsF EPsT FREE dssi
2O8 A., 2 HOMES!
Top quality stock-geneTtahl farm farm;
main main hURs S4sk aone e1eeeRt Hpf'e eeonditon ds
. porches, pretty shaded lawn; also
nice 5-rm. tenant house; ny hnge g
hgpss other he sdgso q o 29s %orsS aSfes smbeI
when cut; fine creek frontage oi.
fers Al site for camp and cap1nS;
owner unable. MUST SELL QUICK
No: c-674s. VESTS. a; ", kInn sshnrn
ssl goo ssARSxfR 6 pesIRaf LIST ST. rkEEl
historic T1DEWATER SOUTHERN
MARYLAND
1-23s acres on Patuxent River: a B
mile waterfront, sandy beach. Q.
room home. 2 barns. large timber
36 miles D. G.: immediate pos
session; $4,000, o,v.
2-25O acres overlooking Chesapeaktt
farm houses, barns. 3s miles p .
C.; Immediate possession; S22,OOo
81 80 acres, Groom Colonial nome
barns, creek, large timber; idea
tobacco farm; 46 miles d. CT $lo''
ia acres. 7-room home; barn
paved highway; near Patuxen
River; immediate possession; 3d.
bI25 acres. Broom Colonial home
large barns: occupied by goot
tenant; running streams; az iaFee Fno TIM
room manor house: : farm houses
2 barns; large timber; runninI
sreams: paved highway; 30 mile
b. c.; immediate possession: S33'
rW13o acres. overlooking Chesapeak
Bay: 2 farm houses, 2 large barns
eupied BY 3 tenants; complete farm
machinery: " interest in 195'
crops of Tobacco e 2oo immediate pos
sss, session; aersl' $1,000; bOfoom home: 3 lars
f barns; a'S, ideal for tobacco; imme
diate possession: $4,000.
200 acres, Groom Colonial brio
home: Q tenant houses, z barns
overlooking Chesapeake Bay: =
miles D. c.: ideel for tobacco
cattle. grain; immediate possession
1o~Colonial estate, 1o-room brio
manor house: 2 farm houses, :
large barns: on paved highway; z
miles D. c.; ideal for cattle, grair
tobacco: immediate possession
Ii acre, 7-room home: on pave
road; % miles D. c.: immediat
possession: electricity; convenier
to buslines: $4,000.
$500 acres on Chesapeake Bay
~ miles waterfront; Groom homt
Q large barns, beach cottage; lare
timber; As miles D. C.; immedlai
13~2s acres. broom Colonial hous
which needs repairs: on count
road, near Patuxent River; beaut
full trees: S2,750.
Many other desirable farms an
.waterfronts. Send your require
mepts. Ser cd under Waterfront
for Sale. CALVERT REALTY AGCY
opposite Courthouse. Prince Fret
erick. Md. Telephone 10s or 93-
Open Sunday, inspection by al
pointment only.
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13 LOTS

10 IN = ~
close-in Virginia, $1,000 to 81, 900
each. They are beautiful level lots
about 2I3 acre each and Just of
Lee blvd, 10 miles out. Nice big
frontage Of 100x150 IT,, wooded and
fine for ramblers.
j. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
OK ar CHI 4427
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OVERLOOKING
POTOMAC
Close-in NV. section-Over 100, 600
So. #. In tract which faces
streets. zoned fA-RESTRICTED),
Well suited for best-type subdivi-
sion or estate. Call Mr.. King for
details. RIDDELL REALTY CO., ex.
elusive agent. DI. 1000.
BUILDERS ATTENTION
We have very top-notch lots in
Isorcom lane area; all utilities;
fairly level: restricted building:
baths: 1,400 So. VIII subordinate
J. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
OK. or CHI. 4487.
FINEST IN ARLINGTON
Lorcom lane area-A nice big lot
good for rambler: level, wooded
all utilities; restricted: 2 baths;
400 so. ft. building; $4,000. We
believe these lots are the choice
location in Arlington Co. Only {
minutes out from D. C.
j. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
Ny or rH d427
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-11

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beauty care that really works. First !
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-11
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compilations protection they need.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Chronology of Truce Talks

lon talks until he receives guar
antees that there will be nc
further violations Of Kaesone
neutral zone.
August 9-CommuniSts charge
u. N. plane strafed Red delega.
Ition supply vehicle, clearly marked
with white flag.
August 10-Talks resumed after
Communists give further assur.
ances against neutral zone viola.
Itions.
August 15-U. N. suggests for
nation of subcommittee to dis.
cuss deadlocked buffer zone issue
August 16.-Reds accept sub.
committee plan.
August 19-North Korean 1t
Gen. Nam II. senior Red delegate
charges u. N. forces invaded s.
mile Kaesong neutral zone, killed
one Chinese soldier and wounded
another.
August 2l-Vice Admiral c
Turner Joy, chief Allied envoy
says investigation does not sub
stantiate Communist charges.
August 23.-Communists charge
U. N. plane or planes bombed an6
strafed the Kaesong conference
site on night Of August %. Gen
Ridgway's headquarters discloses
Reds broke of talks from now
lon."
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ArIinoton Commission Fears
Gas Saving Order Buckfire

An order issued by the Petro-
leum Administration for Defense
designed to conserve natural gas
may actually cause a shortage, the
Arlington Public Utilities Commits
sion believes.
o. B. Allen, commission chair
man, signed a letter asking the
PAD to reconsider portions Of its
order which permits unlimited ex-
panSion in new market areas, and
a 10 per cent increase in Gus
toners in newly converted market
areas.
The commission said that If the
threat Of a natural gas shortage
is real, then these provisions will
Evening star., 1951-08-23

increase the threat and probably
insure that a shortage develops.
The commission said the primary
importance Of adequate supplies to
present consumers far outweighs
the consideration Of protecting the
in equipment made by
expanding gas companies into new
areas.
Besides asking that expansion
in new areas be curtailed, the
PUG asked that relaxation Of ex-
pansion curbs be allowed "only
when and If there is no possibility
of a shortage Of supply"
No comment on the PUG re-
quest was available from officials
at the PAD.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO, Aug. 23.-Time table
of the stormy Korean war armis-
tice talks:
July 10-Open talks in Kaesong
ancient former Korean capital.
July 12-Communists halt u. N.
convoy with 20 United Nations
newsmen and photographers on
road to Kaesong and talks are
stopped by U. N.
July 13-Gen. Ridgway demands
ID The Reds remove all armed
personnel from Kaesong and its
approaches, (2) Establishment of
5-mile neutral zone to enter the
conference site as conditions for
the resumption Of talks.
July IA - Communist radio
broadcasts acceptance OF Gen.
Ridgway's demands.
July 15-TalkS resumed.
July 21-Talks recessed until
July IS on Red suggestion that
both sides study proposals made.
July 26 - Five-point agenda
agreed upon.
July 27-Discussions begin on
question Of a demarcation line and
buffer zone in Korea.
August A company of armed
Chinese soldiers noted within $50
yards Of the staff house used by
the U. N. delegates at Kaesong.
August 4-Gen. Ridgway calls
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Letters 10 West Point
Favor Cadet DismissaIs
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

WEST POINT, N. Y, Aug. 49,
Most Of the people who took the
trouble to write West Point about
the cribbing scandal agreed the
cadets involved were rightfully
dismissed.
This was disclosed today by Col.
James B. Leer. the Military
Academy'S spokesman.
Col. Leer said about 400 letters
pertaining to the cheating scan
dal had been received, and o
majority of the writer's favored
dismissal. He refused to reveal
the contents Of any Of the letters.
Replies were sent to those that
bore return addresses.
Col. Leer said the letters were
not classified as pro and con be-
cause too many writer's straddled
the issue and some others con-
tradicted themselves.
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Continued From First Page.)


that talks were off brought varied
reaction.
Washington reported the feeling
there was that the action was pos
Sibly dictated from Moscow.
Hong Kong dispatches COM
mented a resumption of fighting
in Korea would relieve Red Chi
neSe pressure on Southeast Asia.
If full war is resumed, U. N.
commanders have expressed con-
fldence their forces can meet any
Red onslaught. We'll slaughter
them," field officers said.
Allied troops are dug in on the
best positions they have ever held
in Korea.
They are in positions where the
U. N. command wanted them to
remain during truce. The Reds
wanted them to retreat to below
the 38th Parallel. ArmiStice ne
gotiations had been snagged on
this point for a month. A sub
committee was trying to solve 1t.
Two U. N. Officers Sent.
First intimation of the new in
cident came in the telephone cal
from the Reds at Kaesong to the
U. N. truce camp at MunSan.
Two U. N. liaison officers i'm
mediately investigated. Theil
findings were reported by Vic'
Admiral C. Turner JOY, head o.
the U. N. truce delegation.
An information bulletin from
Gen. Ridgway's headquarters II
Tokyo called it IAN ill-producet
and amateurishly-staged presen
tation."
The statement said the inciden
was planned in advance as al
excuse for breaking off truce talk
because "the Communists wer
Evening star., 1951-08-23
BY The Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 49,
What about radar to nab speed
ers?
It's been suggested as a means
Of trimming Virginia'S high fatal
ity toll.
But Capt. w. L. Groth. safety
engineer for the State police
doesn't think the time has ar
rived to employ radar- r-baited speed
traps.
Although it's been tried in some
States, including Maryland. Capt
Groth said he believed it requires
too many men. Six men are
needed to man radar equipment
Evening star., 1951-08-23
By the Associaied Press

TOKYO, Friday. Aug. "a
Following Is the teIt of Gen.
Matthew B. RidgwGy's statement
issued at midnight no am.
Thursday, EDIT on the Com
munist bre1kof of the Korean
Grnlistice talks:
The report of the alleged bomb
ing attack Of the armistice con-
ference site at Kaesong at 232C
hours u1:20 p.m.) % August. has
been thoroughly investigated by
the United Nations.
The commanding general, Far
East Air Forces. at conclusion OF
his investigation, has reported as
follows:
"No plane under Far East All
Forces control was over Kaesong
at the time of the alleged at
tack"
The commander, Naval Forces
Far East. was also instructed to
conduct investigations as were
deemed necessary to insure that
no naval aircraft could have par
ticipated in the operation al
Ilegedly occurring last night at
lKaesong. He reported officially
to the commander in chief, United
Nations command, as follows:
Negative aircraft operating
under navy control over Korea
might % August"
On-the-SpOt Probe Made.
The United Nations command
liaison officers. Coils. A. j. Kinney,
u. S. A. F., and j. c. Murray, U.
IS. M. c.. conducted the on-the-
spot investigation which failed to
disclose any concrete evidence of
an actual bombing by United
Nations aircraft. Their investi-
cations revealed no scorched area
which normally results from a ma
palm bomb detonation, nor any
visible signs of a bomb crater
which could have been caused by
the alleged attack.
A fiush-riveted piece of metal
which was identified by the Com
munist liaison officer as a part of
the napalm bomb utilized in the
attack is not of the construction
used by the United Nations COM
mand, as flush riveting is not en-
ployed in the manufacture Of ma
palm tanks. They are Of rough
construction, more economically
produced as they are used only
once.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
German Police Breok Up
Meeting of Nozi Purty
By the Associoted Press

NEUREUT. Germany, Aug. 23.-
Police last night broke up a meet
ing Of the Nazi-like Socialist
Empire Party in the midst of a
speech by Otto Ernst Remer, who
was promoted by Hitler for help
ing suppress the anti-Nazi revolt
Of July 20, 1914.
Several planned meetings Of the
party had been banned by the
Observation-Disclosures state gov
ernment on the grounds they
would be threat to security. But
the meeting here was camouflaged
as an invitation affair.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Virginia Police Aide Opposes
Rudor Trops for Speedsters

at one spot on a highway. he
said.
Another drawback was suggest
ed, too-the fact that courts have
never accepted radar evidence.
Capt. Groth doesn't rule out
radar in the future. He said he
believed the time will come when
it will be practical enough to use.
Maryland State police have
been using radar equipment for
some time in their campaign
against speeders on the Baltimore
boulevard near Laurel. But so far,
they have merely warned Offend
ers. They said three men usually
man the equipment.
Evening star., 1951-08-23

The United Nations command
|liaison officers coud discover but
|one individual who claimed to have
been an eyewitness to the attack.
He stated that the airplane he
saw had its headlights on
Throughout the attack. which Is
not a practice engaged in by any
UNC UNITED Nations Command)
aircraft during night operations.
Hole Not Bomb Crater.
The alleged bombing incident
revealed no damage to any build
ing, personnel, or crops in the
area. Col. Kinney, an experienced
air officer, was certain that the
hole "a inches in diameter and
IL inches deep, pointed out to him
|by the Communists as the result Of
impact, could not have been a
bomb crater. Col. Kinney agreed
with Col. Murray that this hole
might have been the result of q
hand grenade exposion preset in
the ground.
AS has been brought out before,
the decision to declare all meet
|ings "off from this time," which
required a decision from a high
level of command, could not have
been arrived at and transmitted
to Col. Chang. Communist liaison
officer, for delivery to United Ma
tions Command liaison officers in
the interval from 1920 on % Au-
gust to 0145 Q:45 a.m) on %
August.
Signed, Ridgway."
Tert of a statement issued by
Gen. RidglDdy's headquarters at
1880 pm. Thursday (10:30 pm.
Wednesday. EDIT:
Further meetings Of both the
armistice delegations and the sub
committee were declared "off
from now on" at approximately 2
am. % August by the Commu-
nists, on the basis of a charge OF
bombing the Kaesong area by
United Nations forces.
Col. Chang, the Communist liai-
son officer, speaking from written
notes obviously prepared well in
advance, made the above state
ment to Colonels A. j. Kinney and
J. T. Murray, jr., the United Ma
tons liaison officers who had come
to Kaesong at midnight at the
request Of the COMMUNISTS to in
vestigate the charges.
Col. Kinney's report, based on