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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRusT LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO: Realtors
1881 G st. NV. ME. 2495.
CASH ON 1st AND End TRUST
NOTES. incl. 1St trust on acreage
quick settlement. white or coloree
notes in D. c.. Nd. and Va. FULTON
R, GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
l4th and G sts. NV. D1. $3.50
Brokers attention.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-W,
will buy second trust notes. D. c..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE a. INVEST.
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
National 1888
WILL PURCHASE End deed Of trust
notes on resident and commercial
property in D. c. only. in amounts
of ST 900 to $4,000 at reasonable
6iscont. MR.. CLARKE, DI. 6351. l2'
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates. 3 to year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE,
INC, Ills Eye st. NV. MA. 646S.
End AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased. Immediate cash, D. C. only.
HUGH B. CONNER, RE. 1850. 1927
K st NV.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2H to AZ DISCOUNT
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA '4s. black, $545; Prefect '4S
beige. S595. Come In for q demon.
stration Of these English-built Fords
they are the car for this busy Wash
traftic; inexpensive to run and easy
Wash.'s Oldest Ford dealer. MA. $3.50
AUSTIN 194S 4-dooT, clean, fine con.
dition, low MILEAGE. $500. Call ST
6273. 5 pm. to 3 pm.
3r,s sEs: 81 5Ss sord Als9 dealers for NC Nc
bot, Humber. Alfa- Romeo. Allard
Alvis Aston Martini. Bristol. Dsim'
Ter. Healey Javelin-Jupiter. La
els, Morgan. Singer STANDARD. TTi;
umph, Wolsey, etc. JACK PRY
taller Of Imported cars In the world
AUSTIN 1850 station wagon; 7,20l
mi; s1;o95: MANHATTAN AUTS
aka K nT. No: lnf 45s7 both sides 7tf
TAN AUTO. tKaiser-Frazer. Inc.
both sides 5th and R NV; NO. 1857
AUSTIN 1946 4-dr. sedan: $495
JAGR WssS,nPts5.. PEY. b l4's G and P SITS: SD NV
BUICK 40 Super sedanette; r.. h.,
S. C.; the orig: gorgeous forest green
fnish; exceptionally clean interior;
tires like new; 1t Is a 1-owner cal
and shows the wonderful care It has
hsd sd5 3 Que aes s. HoTLE RT b. MoT0H ssae SALES
BUICK 40 4-docr; r. and ii h.: very
MoToR SieSn sSso; Go, 7a4p p0Rh Rhode kEENa 1siane
ave. Hyattsyille., Md. UN. 4O40
BUICK 40 Roadmaster Dynafiow;
Ananpin0 r0FS q rhaanar at ATTIC
WHoLEsALERs, 1881 Biadensbura
BUICK IN 4-dr. Roadmaster; r.. h.
Wv. tires; black finish; good mech
sanEs sqnd $ss $ssS Que f. Ho1HE I'VE p1 MoBSb ssS6
BUICK 81 Super sedan. Dynafow
radio, heater. 1900 mi; S2.495
oWnsr leaving city. EN-. GAS.
original black; r: and h: custom
Guarantee; Si'4e5. cash. trade @ o.
terms WOLFE MOTORS. 18th ane
K sts. NV. Elk. 5562. --12
BUICK. 80 Super: fully equip, inc
Or terms. REINEs MOTOR CO.
1881 Wis. ave.
BUICK 40 Super sedan. equipped;
financing. Cars al are p CHEAPER az T AuTe gTtSs
WHoLEsALEERss; Sal 1881 Bladens6urs
BUICK ~ Super 2-dr. sedanette
original 2-tone green finish; :. a. and
low down payment; bank ffnanc.
ing; trades gladly accepted. KLEIN
MOTORS. 1901 M st. NV, NE
BUICK Al Super conv. cpe.; EQUIP.
ped with r. and h. and brand-nev
white top. Has beautiful blue fin.
iSh and Wv. tires. Runs and look,
fine. Full price, 1915. KLEIN MO.
TORS, 1901 M st. NV. ME. $3.50
BUICK 40 4-dr. Special. beautifu
maroon finish; r., h; WV. tire
and seat covers. Runs and look
perfect. Full price. .S1.245. Low
down payment, bank financing
trades gladly accepted. KLEIN MO
TORS, 2301 M st. NV. ME. $3.50
BUICK AZ Super conv., equipped
$S93. Over 100 others. So banl
aoS MaoAGEKs GsEs are ssf sssfapsf as ASms
IBhn1cK I'll I; TO SsSsSii specisi sedanet; Dyna... r.
/ h., custom S. covers. etc; very 10y
mi; like new; S1.745. EN-. 6997
BUICK Al sedanette; only 1926
500 down. REINES MOTOR CO.
Buick II club coupe; original two
tone green finish; an EXCEPTIONAL!
| WAY MoToRS NO. iIii). 1906
14th st. NV.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE (cons. }

GMc IS.,nas. 1875. HcRA sE1sa e2s s, tEssteE; Al
FORD 40 s-ton a'' panel. swift red
4 rusged;; ECONOMICAL unit, witt
sss5 hss5eF rs isfsty ss ESsSd Ssd SR3
7ao5. Ye Yeiir Aysaes cheroiet- -oidsmobiit ad; TH
dealer for over a quarter Of !
scSHaEfSVRkoLEr '4s sedan delivery
faS EeS Ks5fas na5SS6 5So Bs5o Bsin
ss your HcsasSsss &A desle, hsSS
Tor over a quarter of a century.
INTERNATIONAL 80 1s-ton pickup
ts5' tep vaISe sns eoRa. Rs asss sssb Good tires
caReyHYa Ha'Ht 46 ttos ~; ssee panel; s5s5. iS Ex.
eeptionsl condition. HILL l. SAN.
DERs, Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer
MA. $3.50. lila Vermont ave. NV
FORD so FL panel; S1,045 Black
S-cylinder: perfect condition. HILL
4 SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer asa MA. $3.50. lila Vermont
FoRD Or n;G' ~ r-s: stake body: s1.as5
15s-in. wheelbase. good tires, perfect
cab. good body; very clean HILL
{ SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. MA. 1850. lila Vermont
CHEyRoLEr AZ sedan delivery,
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON, 5000 BALTIC
Your Chevrolet oidsmobiie dealer
for over . quarter of q century.
CHEVROLET '4s acton. Canopy ex-
Press; pss&,uE Engi1s Mroi oyeThauied; @ EsGo $79s,
iys Your Heyss:sys aa VA dssisl
CHEvRoLET so sedan delivery
new. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5000
Esd. Balto. aye: Hysstsyille;. . Nd Md: IVA. VA
dealer for Put over aasffeP 81
DODGE 40 h-ton panel. A rugged
economical unit; 1898: JUSTINE
Chevrolet oldsmobile dealer for over
s,ssRe sIss .ad elaef: ssss. pa1sI: EOS:
TINE-N1CHoLSoN. 5000 BALTIC
ave. Hyattsville. Md. WA. 72o5
Your Chevrolet t-Oldsmobile dealer
CHEVROLET 40 1ha-ton stake, S79a
to go to work JUSTINE -NICHOL-
SON, $500 BALTIC. ave. Hyattsville,
Nd. WA; 1905. Your Chevrolet
ter of q century.
PANEL DELIVERY 1851. driven very
little. VIII exchange for pleasure
car or light delivery. VIII finance
on Is mos. ifa necessary. D1. 0971.
FORD truck F5 194s; Fruehaut in
sulated body; low mileage; best offer
XII S-375S IA
DODGE 40 h-ton panel S5a3. Ex-
cellent cond,; will repaint to your
specifications, Over 100 others: So
huTo bdnE WRonEsSLERsi e fasi fasipeE Bls. a.
densburg Rd.. Ii. 3-SS00.
GMC 1949 one-ton panel: new cond
$4,000 mi; S995 or trade fol
clean pickup. OWNER, FA. 4539
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

TRANSFERRED TO WASHINGTON
Must sell Miami Springs house, idea
for retirement or winter home
Spanish ranch-style rambler. garage
carport; large lot with tropical
palms and pine shade. Close to
swimming, fishing, golf. ETC., but out
Dental community. Only $40, 0,750.
Phone owner for details, XII. 9-S947.
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TAxIcAB FOR RENT
TAXICABS AVAILABLE

We have at this time q limited num-
ber of taxicabs for rent. Rental
rates, $27 per week.
Yellow Cab Co. gf D. c., Inc
1901 New York Ave. NE. LA. 6-5152
IA
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10 ACRES: 4-bedrm., al modern
oil heat. Plenty OF shade. Large
frontage on busline. Also 3-roon
apartment over 2-car garage. Largt
poultry houses; will house 1,00C
layers. Horse and cattle barn. Small
stream. Good grazing. All fenced
some fruit. Very pleasant view
Immediate possession.
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f,nan9ing lanf GaFs are eRsapsrI sIadsns6ur; a.
CRHRYsLER Rd Ii s-ssHSi ISL "1so. 1mperia
sedan; company oficial car. new'
car title and guarantee, driven g
sonped eGo mes torSas ssauo saek s poMe1
stantiaI reduction at $3,771; will
Chrysler and Plymouth dealers
WELLBORN MOTORS, 100 East
West hwy, Silver Spring. 81. 1888
CHRYsLER 1850 Imperial sedan; ra-
dio and heater, automatic transmis;
sion, electric windows, white-wall
tires; very clean. outStanding one
owner car; $2;3aS. WI WHEELGRS' E16aS 1NG; 1sCd
cMRYsLER MtSSsniEsRR 1Hsi 1is4a de luxe Custom 5;
drive; beautiful condition: $439
terms. $3.50 down. ROPER" 18TH
and r. I. ave. ne.
CHRYsLER 81 "1sO": vs. engine,
Save over 81 900; sS,7 I:,SS over .rs l0e
are cheaper at AUTO WHoLEsAL-
Frs, 1881 Bladensburg Rd.. LII
CHRYsLER 1851 va 1so-h.p. I'm.
perial 4,,dr;; 7. and h.; toroue con,
I IISI. ClCCbIAC WAliuVwo. pA8ob1N oC0
driven only 1000 miles BY a dis.
eliminating owner; 1886; new-cal
guarantee. ROYAL MOTORS. Chrys.
leroPlymouth. 400 Ga. ave-. IA
CHfRYsLER 1850 New Yorker New.
port hard-top convertible; r. and h.
mileage; excel. cond.; s2,595; new.
ear guarantee. ROYAL MOTORS
cHkYssLER 1851 windsor De lux.
owner car is absolutely the same as
| new car: So. sos; new-car guaran'
tee Royal AIoo MoToRs Iss ,Ss a GhrysleT saec
CROSLEY '4s station wagon. r. ant
built snsine; sssS. 20. s-5sss attel
ssS$ s.; a Ids sss 'sss Hs :s
DE e. SOTO 5aeo' 1850 Custom s-passense,
i limousine; automatic transmission
heater, seat covers; only ], 200 miles
same as brand new: List $3; goo
DE SOTO 1941 club coupe de luxe
/ 10. s-sa7s after 8 pm.
DE SOTO 1947 de luxe sedan; r. ant
h.; superior. undamaged condition.
new tires; orig. owner; $1,000. GIL
De ttos, soFo f. 1s1s 1Sas 4-dr.: looks .1s new
auto. shift, r. and h.. seat covers
1 low mileage: 81 $50; orig. owner
MR.. FLEIScHUT, OW. 9446; ewes.
GL. 400. Ext. .451. --12
IDE SOTO Al 4-dr. sedan; "a b.
! duid drive; good tires, fine fend.i
$3.50. 81. 0276. 10
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6-AcRE equipped poultry farm on
highway. New modern brick home
oil heat; fireplace; large living room,
2 lovely bedrooms; full basement;
ands of chickens; 4 large broiler
houses. Beautiful view overlooking
countryside. All new buildings
Sparkling well water. A home and
business you will like. JOHN BUR-
DOFT. Colesville Md. R. ?. D. .,
Silver Spring, Md. Call Ashton
Md 3S46, I'll
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CHRYsLER 81 hoo. "lso" 60 10y VS. sn enslne Ino
others: Sc bank financing. Cars
are cheaper at AUTO WHOLESAL-
ERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd.. LII.
3-SSO0.
CHRYSLER AT 4-dr.: r. and h.,
seat covers, Prestomatic transmits
sion. all rubber 90ee new on this
iustrous black with Chrysler's ia
nous ultra interior. Priced at only
S1,06S. LUSTINE-N1CHO your
Chevrolet Oldsmobile dealer for
over q quarter century. 5000 BALTIC.
ave. Hyattsyille, Md, WA. 72O5.
and h., seat covers; excellent cond:;
S2,195. MERSON & THOMPSON,
Chrysler Plymouth Dealers. 472l
Hampden lane, Bethesda. WI. 26l 5.
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CONTINUED on Next Psssl
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S4o5: cash. trade or terms. REiNEs
M0T9R CO. 1881 Wise; ave.
owner; $S75. LU. 1855 after $50.
sedan; driven only is. 900 miles;
spare tire never used; will sacrifice,
only 81 .450 or reasonable offer. Gall
HUDsoN III on 1851 Hornet 4-door sedan.
The car that has achieved such
great fame recently. Driven only
few thousand miles; $500 reduction
ct today,s price. S2..ss95; Also l
GoLbEN es5 fSE GnS ss carIo saHIFFdREm s FeRom
3. C.. GE. 1909. IL
HUDSON '51 super sedan; equipped;
1873. Over 100 others; So bank
financing; Cars are cheaper Ct AUTO
Hg WHoLFsALsEsRSs; I1T aLssSS. 1871 siadens0urs
KAISER 194a Traveller; 4-door, COM
pletely equipped, / owner. Low mile
age. Beautiful beige finish, tan leath-
er interior. This Is the family car
that can be converted to q station
wagon, g.'r. Car absolutely in Goz perfect
MOTORS, 5010 wisconsin ave, Wo.
KAISER iSSI; 1e4s de luxe sedan; radio.
heater; like new: only "a 900 miles;
Ss95. terms. ROPER" 18th and
KAISER "A IL s'i' is47 II special 4-door sedan; ;
fully equipped; today,s special; An
exceptional value, S495. SCHLEGEL
& GOLDEN. 263 Carroll ST., Ia
LA SALE 1899 sedan; original black
finish. Just passed D. C. inspection.
Only S145.. Cash or terms arranged.
WILLIAMS R. I, ave. ne. at Iis goth
LINCOLN 40 Cosmopolitan 4sdr.
sedan; r. and h., white-wall tires,
plastic seat covers. electric windows,
perfect condition. low mileage, one
owner cars; 81 ,595 or best offer.
LINCOLN I949 Cosmopolitan club
sedan: overdrive, radio, heater. seat
covers; 10000 actual miles. This
one-owner car has been exception
ally well cared for and is absolutely
same as new in every way. Must
be seen to be appreciated; 81 ,595.
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wisconsin
LINCOLN fSe IN. 4s sS"G!" S"is1" sport sed.: black
satin fin... low. mi, one owner. traded
on '5l Lincoln; has r. and h., gas
saving o'drive; like new inside and
out; fully gtd.;. sold new. $3,378;
outstanding value today, 1895.
MONTGOMERY .STUBBS. Lincoln-
Mercury. 3715 Bladensburg I'd. e
blocks over Dist. hne). AP. 1929.
MERCURY 1940 4-dr, sedan; fully
equipped. like new. 81. 1895. Call JIY
e-9626 after o pm. Ia
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er convertible: new top and tires;
beautiful black finish, Scotch plaid
interior. This car has had excep-
tional care and is positively in per-
feet condition in every way. Must
be seen to be appreciated; 81 .O95.
BELL MOTORS. 5o10 Wisconsin
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ICHRYSLER AT convertible. equipped
S693. Over 100 others. 5fe bank
financing. Cars are cheaper at AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
, 1951-05-10
Mission to be
Conducted at HOLY
Cross Church Nov 20

A two-week Mission will
be held at the Roman Catholic
Church beginning Sunday,
May 20. The first week will be
for the women and second for
the men, it was made known.
During the first week the
school children will have their
exercises. Two mis-
.sionaries from the States, the
Rev. Father Edward Hart and
Father Theodore Engist will
conduct the mission each
morning and evening. They
have already completed a sue
cessful mission in St. Thomas
and are presently engaged in
preaching a mission at Saint
Patrick's in Frederiksted.
Missions will also be con-
, 1951-05-10
DrYcleuning Estdb.
Purchased by
Burwell c.. Fox

The dry-cleaning establish
ment in Christiansted known
as island Fancy Cleaners
has been sold by Allan Roger
and Attorney Warren Young
to BurWell c.. Fox.
Mr.. Fox who came to Saint
Croix several months ago,
has had considerable business
experience in the states and
plans to manage the dryclean-
ing plant himself and to ex-
pand and improve its services.
He has spent several days in
st. Thomas studying the dry
cleaning business on that is
land and will spend several
more in San Juan.
Additional machinery need
ed for making the plant mod
ern in every respect has been
installed.
, 1951-05-10
Stuart MurrdY Now
Agent for the
Coy Freight Service

Stuart Murray, head of the
Virgin Islands Information
Service, with offices near the
Christiansted Post Office, has
been named local agent for
the Gay Freight Service, it
was announced today.
Captain Frank Gay is own
err of the Inter-Island export
and import service between
Puerto Rico and St. Croix. He
is master of the INV Lois b.
, 1951-05-10

seriousness of his illness, ne
continued to make slow pro-
gress and yesterday indicated
that he had felt much better
than at any time. 1t was at
l o'clock he took a sudden
turn for the worse. His wife,
who watched over him night
and day, and their young son
Ludwig, was at his bedside as
he breathe his last. His mother
and sister arrived shortly
after.
Burial service will be de-
layed until Saturday when his
daughter Ruth, is expected to
arrive by Pan American
plane. The exact time of burial
will be announced tomorrow.
He is survived by his wife,
a daughter, Ruth, a son, Lud-
Wig, Jr., a brother, Melville,
sister, Imogene and his
mother.
, 1951-05-10
Peter Rest School
To Crown MQY Queen
Tomorrow Night

Teachers, pupils and parents
are preparing to crown a May
Queen at special ceremonies
at the Peters Rest Rural
School tomorrow night. I'm
mediately after the corona
ton the Motta-Thomas Com
DO will take over and patrons
will dance until 3 o'clock am.
Growing of the queen will
take place at pm; other fea-
lures for entertaining patrons
will include a special quad
rifle in costumes.
, 1951-05-10
Cables for Telephone
system on Hand:
Work to Sturt Soon

Cables for the new tele7
phone system arrived here
several weeks ago, it was
learned recently, and work is
expected to begin soon, The
Frederiksted Central will be
built near the post Office while
site Of the central in Christian
sted will be the present build
ing known as the Old Fire
Depot.
The cables, obtained from
Italy, will be laid under
ground thus insuring continu-
ing service between the towns
in case of hurricane.
, 1951-05-10
LUDWIG HARRIGAN
LABOR LEADER &
COUNCILMAN, dies

Ludwig E. Harrigan, Mem
ber-at-Large of the Municipal
Council and President of the
St. Croix Labor Union, passed
away at his home at about
2 pm. today. He was Sc.
Mr.. Harrigan was recently
operated on at the Veterans
Hospital in Puerto Rico and
was brought home last week
by a special nurse. Despite the
, 1951-05-10
PR. Economic Off.
To Address St. Croix
Chamber Of Comm.

Teodoro Moscoso, Admins
traitor of the Economic De
velopment Administration of
Puerto Rico will address The
St. Croix Chamber of Com
merce in General Meeting
May 10Th in Christiansted. He
will discuss the various as
poets of encouraging new in
dustry into a community.
Mr.. Moscoso is directly re-
sponsible for the securing OF
several new industries in
Puerto Rico, and is rated as
one of the leading specialists
in Industrial Development
Continued on page ~
, 1951-05-10

Quoted at Mt. Pleasant and
Spot. Tentative plans
are also being made for Span
ish missions in both Of TIE
country chapels.
The Fathers have expressed
their earnest desire that all
Catholics will take advantage
of the mission exercises and
Continued on page AZ
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WiIdfIower Festival Set

WAYNESBORO, Va, Mar. "a
P).-A Virginia Wildf1ower Fes-
tival will be held here during May
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pain of his injuries was increas-
ling and the loss of blood from
cuts on his hands, legs and head
made him weak.
Finds Shelter House.
He stumbled over the snow mass
and by chance came on a high
WAY shelter house, a quarter mile
from where he had been caught
by the slide. A highway truck
was parked outside.
This was about $3.50 a.rn.-twc
or three hours after the accident
His hands were numb and USE
less from the 15-degree-below-
zero cold. but he managed tc
knock open a door handle with his
elbow and struggle into the truck
cab. With his elbow he tipped
on the ignition switch and got the
motor started. A heater began
working.
He used his teeth to pull out
the headlight switch. Pat Murray
operator of State highway snow
pillow. saw the truck lights and
went to investigate.
The highway workman took Mr.
Ray into the shelter house. Then
he cleared a path through the
slide to drive Mr.. Ray to medical
help at Georgetown, 20 miles
away.
After emergency treatment he
was taken to his parents home
near Idaho Springs. Colo, and
now is living in a Denver trailer
camp. The wrecked car was re-
covered several weeks later.
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Kefauver agreed. BY then it was
around 2:45 pm.
Then came a furry of telephone
calls to WNBW and back. And
time slipped away while Larry
Carl. the television co-ordinato1
at WNBW, talked to Mr.. Doyle
then to Mr.. Klein, and finally to
William R. McAndrew. WRC-
WNBW general manager.
During the furry tension
mounted as Mr.. Klein threatened
to pull the plug" and cut off the
entire network unless Mr.. Nc
Andrew co-operated. Mr.. Nc
Andrew insisted that Mr.. Klein
get the authorization of Senator
Kefauver.
Then Film Is Cut OFF.
Finally, WNBW went off the
air, seven minutes before the Bap-
fist program ended.
In the Wardman Park control
room, proJectlon1St frantlcally
reached for the nearest film to
plug the gap. He understood it
would be an hour before the crime
hearing was resumed.
The handiest film of that length
was Hill Number One" a Cath
Iolic Family Theater" production
The film was on for 101a min
Iutes. At 3:0312 it suffered fade
out and WNBW went back to the
crime hearing. BY that time some
people had become interested in
the film. More telephone calls.
WNBW operators patiently told
these late callers they might
switch to WMAL-TV which
through pure coincidence, was
running the same film.
The hearing will be back or
Itelevision tomorrow, featuring J
Edgar Hoover in the matinee ano
characters associated with Muir.
der, Inc" at night.
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No Place to Hide,
Tunnel Too Short
Red Train Strofed

ABOARD THE U. S. S. VALLEY
FORGE OFF KOREA, Mar. %.
Delayed)-A Korean Communist
ammunition train crawled into a
tunnel to escape the fury of fighter
planes from this carrier. But no
luck. The train was too long. or
the tunnel too short.
Both ends stuck out and the
train couldn't hide. The carrier
pilots swooped down in ,ow-level
strafing runs on the locomotive
and the protruding tail-end car.
1t. Robert L. Severns, of Paw
huska, Okla, set the locomotive
afire, but ran short of ammuni-
ton. He called for help from
flight of Corsairs led by 1t. Comdr.
Emory r. Coffman, Elkmouth. Ala.
They hit both ends of the train.
1t. James Timadaiski of Scobey-
vile, N. j., said the tunnel soCn
was "erupting like a volcano"
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fifth Sidney LUST 1heafer
| Opened in Takoma Park

The Allen Theater-11th in the
Sidney Lust chain-opened last
night to a capacity crowd of about
l 900.
The movie house. situated on
New Hampshire avenue near
Ethan Allen avenue, Takoma Park,
features a glass facade.
A stage show, with Leon Brush
lofts orchestra, was presented in
addition to films. Speakers in
Icluded Mr.. Lust, State Senator
John r. Fletcher, and Ross Be-
vile, mayor of Takoma Park. Six
Ifloodlights operated by Takoma
Park firemen added color to the
scene as the doors opened. David
Ginsberg is manager of the thea
ter.
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Planning Group Oppose
Nicholson Lane Rezonino

The Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
has recommended denial of a petit
ton to rezone a 15-acre tract Of
residential land to industrial use
on the B. & o. railroad at Nichol.
son lane, near Randolph road ano
the Rockville pike.
The petition, to be given a pub.
lie hearing in Rockville at 8 pm
Wednesday, was brought by Johr
r. Reeves, attorney for Louis J
Carusillo. The Planning Commits.
sion concurred with Planning En-.
gineer William c. Burrage thai
the move was premature" be.
cause the area is undeveloped.
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General Motors Awarded
Artillery Ammunition Order
BY the Associated Press

BY the Assoclofed Press
DETROIT, March 24-General
Motors Corp. announced today ii
has been awarded a defense con-
tract to produce artillery ammu-
milton.
The shells will be produced by
the Chevrolet division in three
buildings of the st. Louis Or
danance district. Chevrolet op-
Grated these same facilities during
1944-45.
T. H. Heating. Chevrolet gen.
eral manager, said "activation Of
the facilities will begin i'm
mediately. We expect to be in
production within relatively few
months"
The contract value was esti-
mated at $25 million.