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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE, S35; Royal type.
writer. S15; mimeograph. $36. CEN
TRIAL, 2019 14th st. NV. HU. 1921.
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs elec-
trio, Reconditioned. Guaranteed;
$3.50, UNITED TYPEWRITER Co..
S13 14th Gt. NV. :
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DOLLUOZHh, OllVer Cletracs moQel
,fion RG used n seSd s operating a9Sa con-
BUNK BEDS. metal angle iron. mfg
BY Simmons; complete with spring,
S12.95 per set. LA. $4,000. 8
CALCULATOR - Monroe electric;
$99.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
CASH REGis;TMER. Il; FER National; extra
good cond. Detail strip; bargain. JE.
LAiHSe' TONGUE. $50; mahog. hiboy.
Other items aS beds, chairs, shelves,
owner leaving town. No dealers. OR.
chGs4. aaEsi mahogany; table. mirror. mt
CHINA. genuine Canton, odd pieces.
unusual opport. LU. 4-1742
ELECTRICAL LIGHTING
material; miles of wire; thousands
of sockets and bulbs, hundreds of
poles; cheap. BELLMORE, AID. 1900.
CL0THES-Fine quality. size SO reg.
tuxedo. like new. only $25: 2 blue
suits. $40 ea.; 2 overcoats, l ideal
for high school boy or college stu
dent. rain proof. partly fur. lined
yin Tith ,1n mouton tn.o collar. s1s and s25.
CLOTHING Famous-name orig.
dresses. size 12 and hats. $3.50.
ciSrHSifssS$:. e, rHSfssS$ al kinds, !, Garment. !. As
Open Sat. only. 10 am. to 8 pm:
1919 18th st. NV. -
COATS-Black cloth; Persian trim.
Chssterheld black, 3s; reas. 81.
1x11.
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BRICK

DnlIh
GOOD USED BRICKS
ARROW WRECKING CO,
100 S. Capitol St, Ii. 3-2261.-4
BRICK-BRICK
Immediate delivery on any quantity
directly from one Of our many iobs.
ACE WRECKING CO.. LU. 4-0500.
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FLAGSTONE WORK

FLAGSlONE WORK
Stone cement walks, steps ano
MARCUCcIo. sH. 1899.
FLOORS sANDED and finished; white
mechanics; special low prices. c. r.
COVER. WA. 6S6S any time.
FLOOR SANDERS, edgers ana waxers
snted rent bs oR co
FLOoR SANDERS RENTED-Polish.
ers. belt sanders hand saws. wall
paper, steamers ladders. genuine
ksha0' ssa way FoES PSnsn' 4sa gsnts III. spSsa ays
FLOORS sASDED and finished: old
FLOOR SERVICE WA. i129.
PAINTING. interior. exterior; caulk-
ing: Ing: roof f coating; ,oa general repairs;
PAINTING. WALL sCRxPiNG: for a
Job well done at a price You can
PAINTING. PAPER HANGiNG@Pure
oil paints used; minor carpenter re-
p,,NT,N1 pa1ySr "a na lG64 sn or GE; $500 $500. pos
coE SSHs GREEN 1927 T st. NV. Ho'
PAiNTiING-1nterior. exterior; Kem-
Tonins; plasterinR., HuLME; days;
rn}NS1N ~ S1ess7; pspTs,ka syss n 6-4i66; oo6 6
JOB JOB at low price. call Mr. XIX
psFEiRIiNG sRi diai AND PAINTING b, is..
class white mechanic. Call MR.
PAPFRHANGING. PAINTING; white
WefR Rsfhanlf Nj SSs6 &c yrs booRoUr s5es5 do own
PAPER HANGING. ST up per room.
1851 washable sunfast papers; work
guaranteed. GE. 1888. GE. 2461,
PAPERING. 5-rm., 2-story hall house.
lSW RS1aa s. sSS; S " s,ns mechaniG; own gors
PAPERING AND PAINTING
BECKETT. MI. 093O. DU. 4053.
PLASTERING. repairing, patchwork a
speciality. by white mechanics, good
PLUMBING AND HEATiNG. repair
ing. remodeling and new work. No
}Gb eS7a toS small. Free estimates
PoRCHEs iNcLosED-Let us make
your porch into den or extra
bedrm;; the cost is but fraction of
the added value. to your property;
rles mes es5pases to pas W a6ss syes g.
CONTRACTING CO., 5ethesda. Md.
RADIO AND TELEvIsIoN repair;
reasonable. 4003 Ames st. NV, GE.
2463.
REFRIGERAToRs REPAIRED also
Tsshsrsi aSng guaranteed service.
BPspENp0 PsIs YRS RaEIFoRlGERATIoN os GO.
ROOF PAINTING AND REPATRS-
Average roof painted, S25; materials
furnished. G. F. BEACH. 10. s-204I.
ROOFING, all types; new work and
Hafi and paintins sa1asrs sp0J6s THppMtgy TfaH5ppsMsFgy
repair pafs sorP sstlnases aad surnac.
cleaning and repairing ali work
STONE CEMENT walls,
sRsy psI19s s1sps E4es sEt dfiveMays Ys Easss Cali
STONEWORK
All types Of stone work; retaining
fronts skiiIed and aasaed maSons aoass
81 ous iUf asEimases saRsEieosf o GS FGGSaDs e09fte
TELEVIsI0N REPAIRS = Same day
service; day and night calls. Most
reas. rates in town. LU. $1,000.
SERVICE-Fast, thor
ough,. guaranteed. TELESERvICE.
~ ADJUsTMENTs. REPAIRs, by
w3rEkPRooFiNc ssi III; esSPii OF ALL K7Nhs,
RfoBERTS f &! PRICE I ~f5E pi. ssss' ssSs5an:ssa' 81
MATCO TELEVISION co.
Alien Hs@e 8 fsllf. fM. ssll 81 vi Va. sz5zo 457o.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ONLY for piano and ac-
Gordon, harmony and composition.
Lessons after 5 pm. DI. b25D. "A
MA at home In your spare Time. 1t
offers big advantages. also the new
quick method In tipping and simpli-
dsa dsd JecStaa5d cs ass aoos Gs nas no%sos Ms
PIX -Receptionist training; live
board; typing included, AMERICAN
RsUsINEss s,TS 5vsSI sCHo0L y q M 4l4a
i lessons. road test; Sa5. Washing
ton once. EASY METHOD DRIV-
aS ofee's sehoGa aE soss. Nc ow. 7ss ss7s sviFsiniA
MODEKN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture: all subjects taught Approved
for GI training; cay and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL.
LEGE. l2l0 @ Ht nv D1 1862
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS and home improvements,
bsmt; to root: up to yrs. to pay.
ADDITIONS, remodeling, painting or
repairs 70 your home. If your preyi.
us try: Call WA. 2969. %
BENDIX REPAIRS. Call AP. 1878. a
BRICK FOREMAN and crew avail. for
Immed: contract work. Leesburg,
BkIck WORK. R1NAID1 & Go,
BRICK WORK white mechanic7. re-
tanning walls. flreplaces. basement
partitions. etc. Free estimates. GE.
BUILDER. for gen. contract and re-
painting. plastering carpentry. No
JOB 70 small-none too large. Ii.
CARPENTRY. shelving. eabinetwork.
1urn. repair, comb: doors and win
finished. porches inclosed; new or
remodehng. J. e. HENDRIX. UN.
cARPENTEKrNG Of all kinds. work
OF distinction; Ii. 6-4525. a
proofing; work guaranteed; rea-
sonable. WILLIAMS. NO 1858. e
CEMENT REPAIRS
No Job too small. Call HU. 4477,
z am. to 8 am. 3'
CEMENT WORK done at once, any
kind. AID. 5352, weekdays before
am, Sunday till 4 pm. a
'CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor -kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. SSSS any day
any night.
CONCRETE AND WATERPRooFING.
bSmts.. dug out. floors, drives, steps
porches. walks. CONRAD. GE. 1895
DRIyEWAYS, bsmts.s steps. porches
built. repaired. All types cement.
brickwork. HU. 1882 after 8 pm.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION - Re-
pairs short circuits; small Jobs done
immed Call RA. 1922 any time.
ELECTRICAL wIRING-old and new
work: estimates free. GE. 1880. -6
EENCE-Galvanizeo chain INK. all
posts In concrete Immediate erec-
ton" Get the best for less; 80
months to pay. Phone HO. 6SS3:
evenings and Sunday. NO. 552S.
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WRAPPER INSPECTOR
PERMANENT POSITION. EXCEL
LENT SALARY. 5-DAY WEEK.
HAHN'S SHOE STORES
1901 GEORGIA AVE.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
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oO1LD1NG MA i En1A1o
USED AND NEW
We have a large stock Of hard-to-
get materials in our used depart
ment: Radiators. boilers, pipe. steel
beams. doors. windows. lumber
brick. iron fencing, corrugated tin,
heavy timbers, reinforcing rods and
other items.
We nave a complete line Of new
doors. windows, steel beams. rein
forcing iron, trim. plaster board
rock wool. Celotex, metal cabinets
and ,,I,s cabinet M sinks pipe and E fittings;
a hardware department stocked with
all necessary hardware items.
In order to serve our customers and
make ACE one stop for all your
building needs, we are constantly
adding to our stock Of new and used
ACE WREcKING e. BUILDING
MATERIAL co.
4o09 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500.
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DINING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20% TO 50ee ON NEW SAMPLE
GL0SEQuTS. LOOK AT THESE
sxtsrssn sa: Snstts sRf and MaS Sshs5s e1r
ner cabinet, was 500 so, now S64. 80.
finest quality gray walnut ext. oval
table and 4 chairs, was S199.5
now $129.50. Matching china or
buffet, .S79 90 each. Solid lined oak
ext. table and 4 chairs, was 500 so,
Phyfe drop-leaf table, was $3.50.
now S37 .25. Fine genuine mahogany
credenza buffet, china. Duncan Phyfe
extension table and 6 chairs, was
S475,. now S329.50. Many more
bargains too numerous to mention
Open Thursday till 0.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The SAMPLE BARGAIN Store Of Wash
DRUMS CENTER-Bargains; win a
drum set: instructions; free lesson
analysis. 706 18th st. NV. DI. 4194
DUPLICATOR. stencil type, s15.76.
EEEGrR1c LIE Ri nv TRAINS. Lionel trains
and train repairs. Use our lay-away
plan. MAYFLOWER ELECTRIC AND
LOCK- Co. 1903 L st. NV. corner
Of 18th and L sts. NV. DI. 1929
ELECTRIC RANGE, Universal. 1 ".
old; de luxe, fully automatic model;
Esd9cI6f!kl642xx,, ss!i9 Ga!l 4x, 'Sas %cTld Scope. IL
volumes; like new. $50. RIA. 0707
before pm. IS
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DESKS

ONCE, new and used, all sizes and
types at great savings. N. FRANK
& SON Ala 3rd st. NV. EX. 1914.
DIAMONDs-Lady's sol. Y Ct. $75;
~ e. sso0; lady.s sol. perfect * j y
$675; mans sol. .2z Ct. $3.50;
lady's sol; 4h Ct. 1850; All
accepted. LIVINGSTON & CO..
1929 II st. NV. ME. 3440. 3
chrome; six sets left,
going out of business; going below
cost; Sat. nv last day. 4009 34th st.
ne. WA. 300. %
DIN. RIM. SET-Beaut.. small 7-pc. ;
Duncan Phyfe table, S1S5; exquisite
buffet and china closet. DE. 0S29.
DIN. RIM. SUITE. Jr., blond mahog.,
z pieces plus pad; peri. cond. Cost
DfNiSG DsYS 'f Ro6M s4S suIT2, II IJSsa Spise: MA
hog; beautiful corner cupboard; 6
chairs (newly uphol. seats). etc.
Orig. cost. S1.100, sacrifice. S485
: or best offer. OIL. S17S. -3
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OVER STOCK SALE
BUY NOW WHILE PRICES ARE LOW.
Real values in new and used bldg.
and remodeling materials, Plumb
ing fixtures. doors; 81 up; sash soc
UP; heating plants, radiators. plast-
channels. 50 NJ. #. corrugated gaiv.
iron, plywood " FIR. 4xS, new, SIS. A !:
new rockwool insulation blanket,
$3.50 per 100 SO. #. Celotex, lum-
Der all sizes, roofing paper, shingles,
flooring. Visit our yard. open Sat.
Delivery service. 109o dis. cash and
carry.
ARROW LUMBER CO.
100 S. Capitol, Ii. 3-2602. 4
BUILDING MATERIALS
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Large stock of good used lumber
flooring, doors windows. plumbing,
pipe. boilers and radiators at
18th and H SITS ne AT. 400.
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WOMAN DRIVER

We desire the services Of q young
woman. 25-35 years of age. to de-
liver advertising proofs to our ad-
vertisers. Must be neat in appear
ance and courteous. D. c. drivers
permit and clear driving record are
Personnel, Room sos Open week
days. S:30-5 and Sat, 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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BUILDING MATERIALS

son 5. Opeu every 0at. ana GUN.
this week. 2x4-s,- 55c each; 1x4
beautiful dry pine flooring. S105 per
1000 board IT,; 4xS sheetrock. 81 80
ea.; AXIS insulating wall board. S2.24
ea.:, V in.-4xS plywood. S5.70 ca;
S-44xxss' ss75: Va 1xs ini-4xs. 81 S$ss.d22; e
Special sash SOC each. special mold
ings. Sc it.. 1x12 white pine shelv-
ing. 171ac a bd. IT,; beautiful knotty-
pine paneling. 1Sc bd. #. New
flush doors regular $50. now only
$40. Used sinks. bathtubs, basins,
new bricks. cinder blocks. sand and
gravel. Sakrete-just add water,
big 90-lb. bag. 40 each; 2-6x6-9
combination doors. $3.50 ea.; row
roofing. red. green or black. 1878 a
row. All these and many. many
more bargains at ROBINSON'S.
Now then-Try RobinSon's" 1899
kanffunFth . AK 7000 %
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Brick

SALESMAN ON JOB
ALL DAY SATURDAY
7th AND o SITS. NV.
BUFFET. mahog; veneer: slightly
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BOOKBINDER, 41a years. expert
ence; all phases hand binding and
case work. stamping machine and
cutter. co 6717
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FURNITURE SALE

ITEMS REG, NOW
Chrome sets, SS9.95 S74.95
Bedrm. sets, maple $4,000 S94. 80
Manog. bed m. sets, Sl6995 S139.95
Hideaway tapestry, S19S.95 S169.95
Rugs. all wool, 9x12, S9S.50 $50 so
PLUS 1919 DISCOUNT
Plenty of other items to choose from
in this 3-day sale. KING. 5000 Ga.
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FURNITURE SALE!
beds, S20.75 complete;
chairs 5000. Sl.50 up desks,
$3.50 up. tables (all typesl. 81 up;
PLUS SALES, 511 New Jersey ave.
Evening star., 1951-11-02

'IANOS - Baldwin Acrosonic spinee
and console models. Baldwin de.
signed, BALDWIN built. Baldwin guar;
grand and upright: full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented. fuli-bloW
action. lifetime, durability. Available
in wide selection Of eye-appealing
cases, in mahogany. walnut. light
ExcLUsIyE "a AT HUGO woRcH
925 G ST. NV.
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TYPIST


With some clerical experience. for
unusual opportunity in office Of ma
tional publication; location, George
town; 6-day, 40-hr. week; paid va
cation. free disqualification and In
surance; rapid advancement. CO
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in accounting dept.
general accounting work: no special
knowledge required. THE g.. 8.
WHITE DENTAL MFG. CO.. 1908
Eye ST. NV. -6
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MATCO TELEVISION co.
Home Calls. So. AP. S727.
After 9 PM, Call WA. 4040.-
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LIVING ROOM

ooNT BUY before YOU VISIT Us.
shaS sAMpIR Gr eIosEo29rssC, 2g r2 sC% ISSk 8o NET az
THESE BARGAINS, Fine sofa bed.
makes doukle bed with bedding
compartment was S99.5O, now
$59: So. fine double studio couch
S56.75; fine quality chair bed, was
S69.5U. now $500; solid cherry
secretary desk, finest quality, now
500, worth double; fine quality
Hide-A-Bed with Serta inner-SprinR
large club chair. was $50 30, now
$3.50. Many more bargains too
numerous to mention. Open Thurs
day Eill 8.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV. EX. 6742
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PIANO. Lester. console: owner nov
ing; best offer. 10. 2-0046. -3
PIANO. upright. Shearer; reasonably
priced; call RE. 3244. "A
PIANO, beautiful. apartment size;
WurlitZer: mahogany finish; like
new; with bench; $3.50. CO. el6S.
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SALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm.. dining rm.. living
room from unclaimed freight and
factory -amples. etc; great saw
irgs for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG. 460 New York ave. NV,
daily. 1916: Sat. till 4. RE. 1910.
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BUILDING MATERIALS

MATERIAL CO.
4o02 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-050C
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PIANO, attractive apt. grand, ma.
hogany finish: nice condition, excel
lent tone; S695. S25 down. balancs
ues at KITS, 1880 G st. NV. s.
PIANO, Sohmer, 3 #. 8 in, recondi-
toned mahog. grand: fine piano at
S695: S25 down., $50 per month.
DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G ct. NV.
The Nome nugget., 1951-12-03

of trend and an inflow instead of an outflow of gold.
 The National City Bank recent ly expressed the opinion that it appears the period of gold losses is behind us unless the interna- tional situation should deterior- ate or unless inflationary pres sures get out of hand. On the other hand, the accumulation of gold reserves by various foreign countries which showed an en- couraging improvement, has very plainly been halted. Meantime, in Canada which has been pressing for a free market for gold, the government has agreed to it but with the proviso that if the Can adian producers sell their gold in free world markets, they will no longer be eligible for govern ment benefits. These benefits were granted primarily to bal ance the difference in exchange between the United States and Canada.
 It is apparent as the London Economist points out, that those countries which are aiding the diversion of gold to industrial and boarding uses, are slowly de- stroying the basis on which rests such stability of exchanges as the world now posses. Their na- tionals are getting the benefit of an increased flow of gold, but their own monetary systems are weakened.
The Nome nugget., 1951-12-03
WEATHER FORECAST

Compiled by US. Dept. of Commerce,
 Weather Bureau
 Cloudy with occasional light showers tonight and Tuesday. Northerly winds 10-15 mph. Temperatures last A hours: highest 1, lowest IT.
 Temperatures a year ago: high est 7, lowest 4.
 Data for other selected stations as of ' am. today:
The Nome nugget., 1951-12-03

Stines for this interesting view on some of the changes in the gold picture from the English point of view:
 A few months ago the London Economist published some fig ures on world gold production and the movement of gold, which are highly Illuminating. They showed very distinctly that newly mined gold is no longer flowing into normal channels of feeding the monetary reserves of the world. It is being increasingly di- verted to industrial uses. In 1850 gold production of the world, ex cluding the Soviet Union for which there are no figures avail able, amounted to approximately $84O, 100000. Of this total it is estimated that $720,O00,000 or 83 per cent was absorbed by indus try or hoarding. In 1949 world gold production was approximate ly $824,OOO,000 and apparently $744, 100000, or 90 per cent of this total, was diverted to industry and hoarding. AS between 1948 and 1850, there has been a reduc- tion of $4OO,OOO,OOO in the world gold reserves.
 Economists believe that u amount of gold flowing into the free market will increase fur ther. The attempt of the Inter national Monetary Fund to dis cipline the flow of gold appears to be incapable of enforcement. As long as the price of gold in the free markets of the world Is substantially above the American level of $35 an ounce, there will always be pressure from main areas like South Africa and Canada for the right to sell gold at premium in free mar kets, and obviously at premium prices above $35 an ounce. It can be accepted as probable that the price Cf gold in the United States of $35 an ounce, will not change.
 This shift in the flow of gold into industrial and hoarding channels may have to go on for a long time, perhaps a period of years, before a situation is created in which monetary stocks of gold recognize a world trend and offer a price more in keeping with the free market pricee.
 In recent months the American stock of gold has begun to gain rather than lose. For sev- eraI quarters after the outbreak of the Korean trouble, there was a decline in our monetary stock of gold averaging $8OO,OOO,O00 a quarter. But the loss in the sec ond quarter of 1851 was only $5O,OOO,O0O and in recent weeks there has been definite reversal
The Nome nugget., 1951-12-03

A wise man is never ashamed to acknowledge his ignorance.
The Nome nugget., 1951-12-03
British See Little Chance For Raise
 In Price of Gold Above $35 Ounce

We are indebted to NIT. N. C.H Stines for this interesting view on some of the changes in the gold picture from the English point of view:
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Court Backs Press
Right 10 Criticize
BY the Associated Press

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Dec. 13.-
Any one holding or seeking a
public Office is subject to legiti-
mate criticism in newspapers. the
South Carolina Supreme Court
held yesterday.
This ruling in unanimous
opinion rejected an appeal by for
Imer State Representative A. Y.
Cartwright. jr., of York, in his
$1OO,000 damage suit against the
Herald Publishing Co. of Rock
Hill and Publisher Talbot Pat
rick.
Mr.. Cartwright charged that
two letters to the editor Of the
Rock Hill Herald libeled him. The
Circuit Court jury verdict held
for the defendants.
The Supreme Court opinion
quoted extensively from Circuit
Judge J. r. Moss charge, which
Mr.. Cartwright challenged and
which the Supreme Court upheld.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
French Naval Units
Aid Indo-China War
BY the Associated Press

HANOA, Indo-China, Dec. 13-
French naval units joined the bat
tie along the Black River, 40 miles
southwest of Hanoi, today, as
land forces stepped up their pres
sure on the withdrawing Commu-
nist-led Viet-Minh.
French infantry mobile units
and paratroopers pushed the mop
ping up of four to five Wet
Mimi battalions which had infll-
trated across the river eastward
into the French and Viet-Nam
lines.
The latest French communique
said naval units were maintain
ing a tight control over the Black
River 1t said an estimated Is
Viet-Minh battalions were con-
centrated on the west bank of
the river and were being ham,
mered by French artillery and
by planes dropping napalm
bombs.
The Viet-Minh appear to be
making their most determined
fight in several months. Their
objective is to recapture the town
of Hoa Binh, which the French
took in their mid November Of
fensive. Hoa Binh was a link
upon which the Wet Mimi relied
to maintain contact between
their forces In North Tonkin and
those in Central and South Wet
Nam.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Aid 10 Southeast Asia
Praised by Australian
For Haliing Red Drive
BY the Assoeloted Press

Australian Foreign Secretary
Richard G. Casey last night laudec
American assistance to Southeast
Asia.
United States aid. both eco
nomic and military, to all new
governments there is having a re-
markable effect on those peoples,
he told a news conference. 81
don't think Southeast Asia will be
lost to communism by Red action
from within; If it happens it will
be by the Chinese Communists
moving south"
"Your help is one of the few
things which has given those coun-
tries hope to survive and democ-
racy a better chance there than it
might otherwise have"
Mr.. Casey has been comforting
for several days with United States
officials, including President Tru-
man, on a wide range of subjects
in which he said Australia had a
common interest with the United
States and Great Britain.
Among matters discussed here,
he said, were the Egyptian situa-
ton. Japanese peace treaty, Pacific
security pact, Persian Qran) oil.
Southeast Asia and the Korean
truce talks"
Mr.. Casey declined to divulge
details of his talks here. but said
he had found a large measure of
agreement on these subjects be-
tween his government and that of
the United States.
He said he had also discussed
japanese rearmament here and
found the American attitude on
1t quite heartening, it has dispelled
Australian fears"
The Australian official is COM
pleting a global tour, during which
he led his countrys delegation to
the United Nations meeting in
Paris. He left last night for
Australia.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
1852 ChrysIer Is Ready,
With Many Refinements
BY the Assoeieisd Press

DETROIT, Dec. 13.-Chrysler's
1852 model passenger cars go on
display in dealer showrooms to-
morrow, with numerous refine
ments but no major engineering
changes.
The 180-horsepower Va engine,
power steering, improved shock
absorbers and fluid-torque drive
converter introduced in the 1851
models are continued in the new
line and power steering is MADE
available for the first time in the
Windsor models.
Several body styles have been
eliminated, especially those OF
smaller production. Despite this
reduction there remain 18 body
styles.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Greenbe|t Democrats Back
Sasscer for Senate Seat

The Greenbelt Md Demo-
cratic Club has unanimously in
dorsed Representative Sasscer,
Democrat. of Maryland, as a
candidate for the Senate seat Of
Senator O'Conor in the coming
election.
Mr.. Sasscer has announced he
will seek the Democratic nomina-
ton for the position. Greenbelt
is Mr.. Sasscer's present con-
stituency.
The club. at its meeting last
night. elected these officers:
James Mundy president; !;
James Smith, vice president;
James Wolfe. treasurer: Mrs
Gladys Freeman secretary, and
John Mclaughlin. sergeant-at-
arms.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
BY the Associated rress

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-Firemen
dragged hoses to the 18th floor
of a North Side apartment build
ing under construction to put out
a fire last night.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Firemen Pull Hoses 18 Floors to BIoze

The long haul was caused be-
cause elevators in the building
Sheridan Towers. have not been
installed, The water was raised
from a stand-pipe on the ground
floor.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Specific Price Ceilings Sci
On Ford Company Cars
BY the Associofed Press


The Office of Price Stabiliza.
ton has set dollar and cent retail
ceilings for Ford, Mercury anc
Lincoln passenger cars.
The order also placed lids or
prices of extra equipment solt
with the Ford Motor Co. automo.
biles.
The specific ceilings ref1ec
price increases recently allowed b,
OPS.
The OPS also extended from
December 20 to December 81 tht
effective date for auto dealers tt
apply dollar and cent ceilings fo
all makes and models of usec
>assenger cars.
Evening star., 1951-12-13

of the currency problem, Sin
Denys Lawson, Lord Mayor OF
London, told the American Cham.
ber of Commerce of London, at g
! luncheon.
Evening star., 1951-12-13

Mons Srven cvrveK "perhci"-
curved 10 81 the wrist. ~ Jewel
movement lady', ser-,hin NO.
dine" ~ jewels.