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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HcTEI-one-
room. kit. and bath: coTnp,etelyl
furn.; air conditioned apt; tub and
shower; s. to 81 per day for I or
people; full hotel service: no time
limit. 800 Goth ST. NV. Ma. 542S,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS FOR RENT-Modern spin
cts, SO monthly; rent now and We
will give you a credit If you buy
later. Sterling $500 PIANO MART
INC; 1015 18th st. NV. (Just above
the library Open Mon. Wed, Fri
evenings. 80
PIAN0S-Cable Nelson upright. thor
onghly reconditioned at oply $31 o.
This Is real bargain. Also other
pianos that are very fine instru-
mentS for music teachers and ad-
yanced students. Conv. terms.
CAMPBELL Music CO.. 1l0S G st.
NV. DI S4ti4. II
PIANO-CompIetely rebuilt steinway
grand piano, 5'10lz" size. ebony
case. 5-year written guarantee: an
exceptional bargain for only 500.
81 bnak financing available COLO
NAL PIANO CO., 637 D st NV
Ma. 1870. 80
PIANO Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed. Embodies features OF small
grand and upright: fun resonant
tone. Baldwin patented full blow
in wide selection OF cye-appeallng
cases in manosany! walnut light
oak. avodite and ebony
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH,
@35 G St NV
Established 1S-O
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BOXER PUPPIES, fawns and brindles.
m. and f.: AKC reg. Shop now for
Xmas. Ask operator for Ashton
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, pureored
reasonable. Call KE. 3-4aS2 Il
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, 3 left. ia.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES and oder
danes; fawns and brindles; Axe reg
from champion bloodliu.s ELPAW
KENNELS. Alex, Va. Duke st. ex-
tended. TIE 2430. 80
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe reg, . mos.
z males. 3 females: excel. pedigree
$50 and up. LO. 5-4194. 90
BOXER PUPPIES. male. fawn and
brindle; Axe registered. AL. 2S07.
CHIHUAHUA. female, year old
likes children; S25. Call LU. 4-1"5s
ENGLISH BULL FEMALES, Axe,
bred to show studs: for sale or
breeders terms. RA. 1883. -
COLLIE PUPPIES
Eight weeks old. eligible Axe. Pure
bred. champion bloodlines. OIL nO4S.
or OIL. G036. %
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ROOMS WANTED

LADY, settled, wants furn. rm. pvt
SShristsissn Chr ssH home; not Aover $50 mo
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SITUATIONS MEN

BOOKkEEPER-Know of typing;
retail credit experience. Box 343-A.
Star oQs
GENERAL BOOKKEEPING; financial
statements. All tax returns Large
and small accounts. HO 7a44.
MAN. colored. wants work as painter
or wall washing; references and
experience. Ii 6-@667.
MAN. colored exper truck driver:
local and Ions distance: available
Immediately. LU. 4-0SS9
MAN, 30 with printing production
and advertising typography expert
enrf Sreks advertising or printing
production or editorial position,
married. family; 3 years liberal
arts college; considerable drive and
initiative. above average intelli-
geuce Call NO 1884. -
MEN AVAILABLE-For employment
odd Jobs. yard work wall washing
carpentry houSecleaning. etc. SAL
VHATloS ARMY Harbor Lights Corp
PAINTER PAPERHANGER - First
class work neat and reasonable.
Gall evenings. HO. l0SS l.
WANT WORK as porter store
room or warehouse; have worked as
a shipping clerk; mechancially in
cllned; age A. years. Ii. $3.50.
3O'
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ROOMS FURkiSHED-N.E,

500 EAST CAPITOL ST rooms.
nicely furnished s47 so per mo-;
conv, transp. 3
unlim. phone in rm.; near car and
LARGE FRONT ROOM. conv. transp.
Meals il desired FIR. S5S2. 10
CAPITOL. LIBRARY VIC clean.
quiet conf rms for empl. ladies
one S26. other SOS per mo: excel.
dinners II desired. Ii. 3-l96T. -29
1862 VARNUM PL. N.E-Large front
room for lady. semipvt bath; unlim
,pho phone; so,, S31s No aIl4 .r ~Ga
Larse front room, semipvt bath,
pvt. home; transp, at corner. DE.
4039 80
COLORED-oNE LARGE front room
for couple; with privileges of entire
coIoRED-sINGLE ROOM. for man,
all privils. Ii h-3124 90
COL0RED. RIVER TERRACE-Nice
rm,, next bath. Gas heat, privi-
leges Ii. 3-422S
COLORED-NEWLY DECORATED lge
front room, to empl. cple.: part use
of kit. and bath. Very desirabl
location. LU. 4-5399. =
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LIVE IN

Settled woman, reliable. found OF
children. downstairs maid. other
help employed: $40 to start: D. c.
reference essential. RA 1855. i
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY. ex-
slagle. Will travel. Box 344-A.
BooKKEEPER AND TYpIsT. expert
Al home Ca Can p KI s-ns7S siis T0fk 30. g. 90
BookKEEPER, full charge general
LEDGER. trial bal. payroll, payroll
taxes. bank reeonciliations, etc HU.
cHiLD CaRE@Want ai You Your baby nicely
raised BY a slnd and patient, white
5-dgy week. LU l-l56a 29'
EXEC. SECY., exper, Govt. contacts.
r5s5 mts5s q TepT;; efficient; SO, RE.
taxing care Of children and home
RI RA. 3009
GIRL, coiored. wants Job as waitress
Or hotel maid; experienced. DI.
NURSE GovERNEss. experienced:
wishes position with children, refs,
Chestnut 1927.
NURSE. practical several years ex-
per nursing chronic bed patients;
NURSE pital-trained, desires pri-
yate duty IN home, & or Z days week
Phone XII. S-af1S. 29'
PERSONAL MAID-superior oualif-
cations translator, hair styllst
facialISt. modist Formerly with
movie star. Seeks high-class. per
manent position. Box 1854, Star
SEAMSTRESS-Girl desires fuli-time
loo FIVE years experience. Excel
lent reterences, LU 2-433a. 30
EECY. -BOOKKEEPER. native D. C,
age 81 desires position, pref. l.
girl Office; II wears one employer
min. SO week Box 345-A, Star
EXPERIENCED UPHOLSTERY and
Slip cover. sewer desires position.
10 4-1@45 90
CoL0RED LADY wants Job as maid in
Motel Or stors or days voTk; local
ref. EX l4@1. 3u'
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STEEL

ANGLES, reinforcing steel. I-beams.
lolly columns cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKING co,
BRENTWOOD RD AND w ST. NE
MI BIZ 90
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MiscEL. WANTED tcent.)
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WANTED -- Furniture rugs. ETC.,
suitable for guest home or small
hotel Call MR.. JAMES, MA. 1890.
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COPPER TUBING
s.lIlllI-ll-l"IlIl
DESKS
DOORS

DOORS
ss.ivta1 ss.; a,lifht f9. fs outside DOORS 'l'sS
ACE WREcKING 4 BU1LDiNG MA
TERIAL CO, LU 4-O5oo. -3C
DIAMONDS. / carat. extra long EN-.
erald cut. finest white color. Left
for resale, 1913. RODIN JEWELS
sos 18th ST. NV. RE. 7293 GO
DINETTE TABLE. chairs: lined
oak; new MUST SELL 1MMEDI-
DINING RM. SET AND DRESSER
l34s North Carolina ave ne i
DINING RM. SUITE. lU-pc.. walnut,
S15. RA 92l5. -
DISHWASHER, Apex. rollaway. no
plumbing REQUIRED; ss5: sells new
with tax, $500. RE. Abs. 2s'
DISHWASHERs. new. at wholesale
cost S24a; also disposals at 500 80
DRESS, handsome formal, costume
suitable for brides mother. i'm
ported chanttlly lace and net; dres,
and Jacket. size 16; champagne
color. worn once. lace gloves and
howered. hat to match. cost S3??5
sell all for $50: WO. 55l3. 20
DRYER. GE auto. year old. $40;
washing machine, GE auto. yrs
old. 5000: tosether. $3.50; repre-
senting 49, off Call ST 1905 after
10 am 30
ELECTRIC RANGE. Westinghouse
model AC-64. $50. Call oV. 6455
ELECTRIC TRAINS. Lionel train,
and train repairs Use our Iay-away
plan. MAYFLOWER ELECTRIC ANC
LOCK CO. 1903 l. ST. NV. corner
OF 18th and l. SITS. W, DI. 1879
Open evenings
Evening star., 1951-11-29

BICYCLE HEADQUARTERS
Bicycles, tricycles. sidewalk bikes,
wagons, games. toys; repairing
parts, accessories. GEORGETOWN
MI 01OO In Arl.. Va, PARKWAY
CYCLE CO.. Lee hwy. and Kirkwood
I'd. topp. Hot Shoppe), ia. 5-S122
Stores open till 9 pm.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

RESEARCH AND STATISTICS ,r
various languages; rates per day OF
according to assignment. 250l Ca
vert st. NV. DU. S6gG. 10
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POULTRY. RABBITS & EGGS

FRESH KILLED FRYERS, ready for
the pan. VIII deliver or more
Cypress $3.50
JAMES FEED STORE, e1a st NV
--Nlrthmore leeds, baby chicks
poultry Supplies. NE. NNSa
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ROOMS FURk.-N.W. tcont. J

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1875 Riggs pl.-
Comfortable sci studio rm., refgr,
ROOM FOR s s1NGLE y MAN, includes %
linen and maid service daily. S15
Lp ne pRiE IS9e Que Que st. f1opt. ,%; twin 39 5sas
gentlemen preferred; conv 14th
carline. 1858 Fairmont DE. 9524
COL. RID. NV. Is3i-s6.50 week.
sgl. rms, auto. gas heat; ; baths,
shwrs;; men; ! u min. dntn- AID. 1880.
MRS. CAPPs. RE 909l, so
ADAMS MILL ROAD opposite Rock
Greek Park master bedroom beauti-
fully furnished, private bath: un-
limited phone. IGeal uptown location;
2 buslines. HO. 91s2. 80
1911 10Th ST. NV single and
,, ! d9ubls room; very good trans :
GEORGETOWN - . lovely bedrms
with sun parlor: uni. phone; excel
transp.; suit. 3 gentlemen. EN-. 1861
CLOsE-N. walking distance. or 18th
Riggs pl NV. Do. ssG3. 80
LIKE HOME, kit, priyils. phone and
washing washing machine COW. transp. De
LGE. BEAUTIFULLY FuRN. rm. nm in
18th st, for lady, TU, 3laI, 20
NEAR EUCLID AND ilth.PIeassnt
sins'f sify pl roSo So Sex s Teek' 2"'s Uni" OniTsr-
1919 NEWTON ST., nr 16th-Very
lge. attTac frt. rm, in lovely quiet
home, twin beds, lse closet, semi
pvt bath. plenty beat; excel. trans.
1850 BILTMORE-Nicely furn. front
rm, large closet, in clean quiet
house. For a refined settled person.
$50 monthly. NO 23..l 30
LARGE COMFORTABLE ROOM in
private nome, semiprivate bath and
shower. Man only. $50 mo. EM.
WILSON HOUSE. eol5 Kalorama I'd
Excel rms: ssle.. $50 and $40;
EOS. 10th ST. SW-Larae double
room near bath. Cow. 18th st. bus.
I6t1 AND DECATUR - Room with
per month; refs. exch; cali between
MT. PLEASANT !dble,. l sgle,. for
blocks from Mt. Pleasant csrline;
day sun. After $40 wEdays. .
EXCLUSIVE SECTION-Lge. beauti-
full rm., pvt. bath. SIS. Wo. 9lsS.
MT. PLEASANT-Bright, clean COM
Portable nm. nice shower, lge. closet.
$50 mo. DE. 6334 i
EMERSON ST. = Twin bedrm pvt
bath empl couple Good transp
Gentle home RA s?d6. >
REAR 1929 K ST. NV.
Furn. rooms FOR men in conv down
town location. S25-S35 per mo-
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO, 1929 X st.
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TABLE BOARD

DECEMBER SPECIAL"
1873 Mass Ave. N.W,-f brs,kfasta
50 wk. 8 dinners. S6 VIZ, or brssE.
fast and dinner. only Ss wk Msks
reservations. MISS WELLER, DH
3232, FINE FOOD
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

set in good condition; priced for
quick sale; S65. AID. 541s. 80
TUXEDO, tailor made, size 40. extra
pr. OF trousers, cost Sl65. used once
$50; blue overcoat, size 40. cost
81 so, very little used S4J. 1905
Allison ST. NV, ia. $3.50 30
|TYPEWR1TERS. all makes: sales,
rentals. repairs Terms. Our 4lst
year .MER1CAN TYPEWRITER 20.
l4hl E Cauitol st. Ii. 3-OOSo.
Open Saturdays
TYPEWRITER, electric, IBM eXecu-
tive; proportional spacing: modern
lace; carefully maintained and in
hne cond.; $500. Call AID. 34n0.
TYPEwRITERs - ddeal Christmas
gffts) new portables. all makes
from S64 so Time payment SI..!5
per week or use lay-away plan
Many GOOD buys in used typewrit-
efs from S35 up. CENTRAL, 2nIg
14th st. NV. HU 5l21 II
TYPEWRITER PAPER
The erasable kind for amateur typ
lists; Wax coating permits erasureS
to be neatly made. and copy Y IL!
look like. an experts Paper weighs
20 lbs. $50 rag For 100 sheets.
neatly wrapped, 81.
THE DRAPER co.
Evening star., 1951-11-29
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

F1REW0OD. dry hard, or mixed !:
ready for fireplace. Delivered in Vir-
ginia. kE. 3-4sOu. -"a
OAK WOOD, firepl. lengths,
$40 a cord. OF. 1923.
Evening star., 1951-11-29
MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont J

~ boxes ETC MADE sDi, to 'ser order; toHs souw rs.
paired; reasonable. Ii. 4-2362
BRICKS face and common. i or a
million. ALASKA COAL d BRICK
CO, MA. 5S85. OF. 1900.
BRICKS
Good used bricks. any quantity.
BRENTWOOD RD. AND w ST. NE
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TYPEWRITER PAPER
IHE DRAPER CO.
727 10Th ST. NV.

VACUUM CLEANER SALE-Beaut
Hoover, guar, same as new, 500 80
with att. late Universal tank type
S3!-3u; new Royal, now $50 IS
Seas cleaner with att, SO; others
3Sl2 Lee hWg.. CH 4Hl4 -l0
Evening star., 1951-11-29
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
ADDITIONS
ATTIC FINISHED

We specialize in finishing expandable
attics; ] or . rms, with or with
out bath. Free estimate. 10 per
cent cash; 3 yrs. to pay.
Evening star., 1951-11-29

REFRIGERAToRs
Late models. S35 up, easy terms
also. rent retgr.. So mo. Gooc
used gas ranges and washers
ALllSON'S. Open til s pm. .""Us
l4th 81. u V. AID lG24 L.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcen,., ,

CONCRETE AND wATERPROoFING,
bsmts. dug out, floors, drives, steps,
porches. walks. CONRAD. GE. s396.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION - Re-
pairs, short circuits: small Jobs done
immed. Call RA 2222 any time. q
ELECTRICAL WIRlk(i-Old and new
work: estimates free. GE. 1880.
FENCE-GalvaniZed chain link. all
posts in concrete. Immediate erec-
ton Get the best for less; 80
months to pay. Phone HO. 6SS3:
evenings and Sunday, NO. 1923.
Evening star., 1951-11-29
FIXTURES

loft. Hill case-S3o5
eft. Hill Case-S3OO
loft. Tyler case-S2S5
lift. valk-in box-SS50
Dayton scale-S79.
Butcher blocks. shcer, tenderizer wei
coolers. Removal within weeks
MARYLAND PARK MARKET
502 65th St. NE.
Evening star., 1951-11-29
BRICK
BUILDING MATERIAL

See Ace. We can fill your orders for
Used doors. windows. modern radia
ton pipe. steel beams. lumber.
brick and manv other items. Look
at our ad under steel, basins. doors,
plaster board. for some OF our spe-
cialS in NEW materials. Open all
day Saturday. ACE WRECKING a.
BUILDING MATERIAL CO. LU.
4-nSOO IN
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
FOR REFINED ELDERLY LADY, n,

ILOtLLI large Drlznt
newly decorated front room, good
closets; home cooking $50 single.
500 per cple. 2206 Wis. ave. NV.
OR 4l5n
Evening star., 1951-11-29
VACUUM CLEANERS

Special sale, over 100, all makes;
sacriilce at 81 %; worth S@O-S3O
guaranteed; Try before you buy
IoPS VACUUM STORES, 1U5 lltf
Evening star., 1951-11-29
BUILDING MATERIAL
BUILDING MATERIALS

Large complete stock of good use,
lumber trick, flooring. doors. win
dows plumbing. pipe boilers an,
radiators at harRain priceS
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Brakeman, Hurt in Effort
To Avert Rail Wreck, Dies
BY the Associated Press

L'ANSE, Mich, Dec: IT,
Death was the price Brakeman
John Chapman had to pay for
his heroic but futile effort to
keep a runaway train from piling
up on an icy Northern Michigan
track.
Mr. Chapman, As. died yester-
day of the injuries he suffered in
the Friday night wreck near this
Lake Superior city. The crash
also killed Fireman James B. Ben
nett, 40, and injured two other
IcreWman.
The train, carrying cargo of
copper, logs and scrap metal, ran
into trouble while climbing a
steep grade between here and
Marquette, Mich, in blizzard.
The engine and % cars started
TO skid on icy tracks, and the
brakes were useless because Of
a frozen airline.
So Mr.. Chapman and a COM
panion climbed to the top of the
bouncing line of cars and tried
in vain to apply the hand brakes.
The trains momentum was too
much for them. The locomotive
overturned at the curve and
plow,ed feet into the ground.
j Mr.. Chapmans companion, Jo-
seph Drake, and Engineer John
IBrogan are expected to recover
from the injuries they suffered
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Ridgwoy Sends Out
His Christmas Message

TOKYO, Dec. II (P).-Gen. Mat
thew B. Ridgway today sent this
Christmas message addressed to
all members of the United Ma
tions command and the Far East
command:
Il send you my warm and sim
cere Christmas greetings"
1T would be inappropriate to
wish you a merry Christmas in
view of the seriousness of our
present tasks, and the conditions
under which so many of you are
serving.
But I know that your indomi-
table courage, your unfailing
Icheerfulness, and your abiding
faith will provide the spirit Of
Christmas in your hearts so that
those around you can both see
and feel it.
My admiration for your
achievements is unbounded.
May Almighty God guide and
keep you"
Evening star., 1951-12-17
BY the Assoeioied Press

TOKYO, Dec. 1.-THE Peiping
radio broadcast today a descrip-
tion of what it said was the way
Allied prisoners of war spent
Thanksgiving in one Red prison
camp in North Korea.
The propaganda broadcast said
the description was written by
Corpl. Roy Atkins Of Battery B,
503d Field Artillery, I'd Infantry
Division. in a message to his wife,
Mary. of Brooklyn.
1t. quoted Corpl. Atkins as say
ing he had been selected to serve
on a committee to make plans for
a Christmas celebration. At the
first meeting of the group, the
Chinese suggested a Thanksgiving
celebration as well.
Corpl. Atkins and his fellow
prisoners went to work on the
planning.
Everything we asked for we re-
Iceived." Corpl. Atkins said, accord
ing to the Red radio.
He said two American football
games and one soccer game were
on the program.
Corpl. Atkins said Korean chill
dren almost took his teams mas.
cot. mule, away from him.
"A friendly atmosphere pre-
vailed everywhere" Corpl. Atkin:
was quoted.
Later, the Red broadcast re-
ported, the prisoners sang Goo
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Weather
Continued From First Page.)

game at Griffith Stadium. Hun
dreds left long before the season
finale was completed.
Mercury Hits Is Here.
The official low here was 13-de-
grees. 1t equalled yesterdays min
imum but the Weather Bureau
said forecaSters were surprised
that the temperature did not dip
nearer the zero mark at National
airport.
The prediction for tomorrow is
increasing cloudiness with the
possibility of slightly higher tenn
perature-in the 30s-for little
while. The forecaster said. how
ever, that the District may feel
the effects of a new storm now
building up on the eastern slope
of the Rocky Mountains.
The storm, moving steadily east
ward. carries snow. sleet and
frlgid winds. Unless it is dissi-
pated by warm winds from the
Gulf. Washington may be in for
another severe blast by Wednes-
day. AS matters stand, the fore
casters said there is chance oi
snow Tuesday night.
Main Roads Cleared.
The American Automobile AS
sociation, which handled the
transportation problems of 912
stalled motorists in the District
yesterday, was still swamped with
work. A staff went to work there
at $50 am, trying to get other
automobiles into operation. The
AAA received approximately 1900
calls yesterday for road informa-
ton.
The association said all major
highways out of Washington have
been cleared. There are some icy
spots, but these have been sanded
on the principal roads in Virginia,
Maryland and Pennsylvania. The
Pennsylvania and New Jersey
turnpikes are both clear.
The AAA advised drivers to be
careful on secondary roads, espe-
cially those facing north and
those shaded by trees or high
embankments.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Reds Claim Recapfure
OF Two More Islands
Off West Korea Coast
BY the Associated Press

SEOUL, Dec. 1.-THE North
Korean Red radio tonight said
Communist troops yesterday re-
captured two Yellow Sea islands
off the west coast of Korea.
A communique broadcast from
Pyongyang, the Red capital, and
monitored here said Communist
troops killed, wounded or cap
tured 174 U. N. soldiers in the
amphibious operation.
There was no confirmation from
U. N. sources.
The broadcast said the islands
are Cho, off the Cninnampo
Peninsula and Yuk, near the Ong-
jim Peninsula.
The Reds retook three other is
lands off Northwest Korea about
two weeks ago. The U. N. COM
mand confirmed that.
Haze Hampers Planes.
The Red radio said that in re-
capturing Cho and Yuk "our
troops freed more than 1000
civilians taken by the puppet
troops (South Koreans) from the
coast, and who had been living
miserably under surveillance Of
the enemy"
I The North Korean broadcast
added, Our air force today shot
down four of enemy planes which
attacked the western and eastern
coasts of North Korea" The
U. N. made no confirmation.
| Hazy weather had reduced
aerial activity today.
American F-86 Sabre jets dam
aged two Communist MIG-15 jets
lin a 25-minute battle high over
Sinanju in Northwest Korea today.
: DeathleSs Day Reported.
Twenty swift Sabres tangled
with 10 MICS in one Of the few
battles of the war in which F-86s
have outnumbered the MICS.
Fifth Air Force headquarters
said all of the American planes re-
= turned safely,
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Red POW Camp Thanksgiving
Is All DumpIings, 1t Says Here

Bless America" my Country 'Tis
of Thee" and religious songs.
Then came dinner. The Peiping
radio said the menu included fried
chicken and duck, gravy, fried
potatoes, apple turnovers. liver
pork, turnips, cabbage and other
vegetables, wine and tea.
Every one was really loaded
when they finished eating" Corpl
Atkins was quoted.
Later there was music.
The propaganda broadcast con-
cluded by saying that Corpl. At
kins had started to write his
story with the title "Thanksgiv-
ing in a POW Camp"
The Chinese radio said he de-
cided to change it to Thanks.
giving Among Friends"
Evening star., 1951-12-17

crate on one-hour headway and
will not operate after pm. on
weekdays or all day on Sundays.
The rerouting is to take the buses
off Beach drive in accordance with
an order of the Maryland Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission.
W. Kensington- Silver Spring
line-This line will be consoli-
dated with the ~, Forest Glen
route which is being discontinued.
Other Schedule Changes.
T6-S. Naval Medical, Alta Vista
lines-Intervals between trips will
be heightened. In general, the
new schedule calls for Commute
intervals instead of 20 minutes,
and Commute instead of IS
minute intervals. during nom
rush periods. In addition. on T8.
Alta Vista, no service will be op-
Grated prior to 8 am. or after 8
pm. on Sunday.
2 Silver Spring community
Ilines-Intervals between trips will
be increased to 40 minutes in
stead of 80 minutes on weekday
non-rush hours and to one hour
instead of 30 minutes on Sun
days. On the Kensington route,
the headways will be shortened
to 40 minutes from the present
so minutes during non-ruSh hours
on weekdays and Saturdays. On
rs route, no service will be OPP
Grated before 8 am. or after
pm. on Sundays.
E4-G4 Queens Chapel-Ager road
lineS-Intervals between trips will
be 40 minutes instead of 30 min
\ uteS except during rush periods o1
weekdays. On the GA route, nc
service will operate before 8 am
or after 8 pm. Sundays.
Stock Has Risen Steadily.
/ K6. New Hampshire avenue.
Chillum road-On Sundays, one
hour intervals will be established
between trips rather than 80 min.
utes on that portion of the route
between Mount Rainier and New
Hampshire and Eastern avenues
1 Capital Transit Co. has been re.
ducing services and effecting econ.
omies since a group Of Florida In.
vestors, headed by Louis E. Wolf.
son, bought controlling interest II
! 1949.
i The stock was selling for $40 6
share at the time but rose steadily
} to nearly $50 share. Recently 6
4-for-1 stock split was made.
In pleading for a fare increas,
before the District PUG the transit
officials based their case on tn,
contention that expenses. mainl,
wages, had risen SO much that {
fair rate of return was not beins
earned.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
1,847 Police Desert
East German Force
By the As.eeioted Pre,s

BERLIN, Dec. 17.-Almost two
full battalions of East German
peoples police" have deserted to
the West in the last year and one
half, a survey by the United States
high commission disclosed.
The number of deSerters in is
months totals 1.847. Last month
ia crossed into West Berlin.
The deserters are given haven
as political refugees.