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tees to assist ID securing entries
and to help with arranRements 81
the show grounds.
The fnil committee are. Hoisfein
Clifton Foskey, Chairman, victor
Ruet Jrs Howard Young. Robert
Macklin Luther Lyons, Raymond
Spensera Guernsey Claude Ellis
ChaiFRian Delmar Jefferson. wall
ter 1enerson warrington Vincent
Leon Tyndad, Paul Hastings Her-
man 0ckels Jersey James H0d-
son, Chairman, Joseph Bailey, Jack
lsilniney Ayrshire Martin Carey.
Chairman Robbins Webb. Vernon
Hill
a committee "a charge 81 pre-
paring lunch win include. Mrs. 81
Il. White. Chairman. Mrs. Dudley
Walker. Mrs Allison Davis. AErs
Harry Sehmierer.
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then encouraged imitation to pay the worker
The unjust part Of high prices is that they
suck the life from the public for the benefit of the
privileged few. The manufacturer anticipates en-
ioying imitation because he can get more for his
products Sooner or later his employees want more
and of his profits to pay the grocers BILL and
either he pays their standard of living goes
down The worker, at the outset enjoys imitation
because Of his hopes Of higher wages, bat both
employer and employee lose in the long rum They
find the price of the new car they want or the
supper steak has gone up.
WHAT WE NEED TO DO
In short we have been kidding ourselves into
thinking that we can gain more in an inflated SELL
er's market than we can lose in debated buyers
market. The history of Germany, Italy, France.
Great Britain, and Russia clearly indicates that
unbridled imitation undermines private enterprise,
causes industries to shut down and throws people
out Of work.
may be old-fashioned, but years Of experience
tell me that you won't ever remove the housewives
burden by rationing or ALLEGATIONS or price or wage
controls. These current stop-gap measures. in the
long run, will deprive you Of your economic liber-
ties. The way to lower prices is to balance the
national budget, raise interest rates. increase legal
reserve ratios curb installment buying, and EsPE-
CIALLY INCREASE PRODUCTION WITH LOWER
COSTS.
UP no THE WOMEN
# a large enough group Of determined house
wives decide to bring prices down. they can! NY
suggestion to the housewives is to band together
and work together. Bring your group influence to
bear day in and day out not only on your con
gressman but also upon manufacturers and labor
leaders. / for one. do not want to contest the
power Of a womanl
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13
CHICKS PLACED AND BRODERS MARKFTpn nv
DELsMARoVA PRODUCERS
PERCENT or
PLACEMENTS
mmnA~r-a
JUNE EMPLOYMENT REPORT
BY The Department of Commerce

Total civilian continued upward in Juno os .a
ent ne b LABOR orce at the close Of the school Employ
use was smaller than usual for this year. however tos
was not significantly greater year earlier Nona
cultural employment remained practically the same as in Nav @
agricultural employment reasonably to monun 600 0oo y
the previous ' W ooO'OVV from
ABOUT ne normal increase in unemployment June
result OF young persons seeking employment The obess foa
rose from 10 million in May to million Is nne bnt
employed. = ' "O'Aeta VINO
LOCAL BROILER.FFED RATIO
By Maryland State az Markets
For week ended July averages were ~ 2c. 20 b
mash averaged $O334 1-b mounds
- SlStisis - 10 POUNDS
BOSTON EGG MARKEE-USDA
Wholesale Special Large July 6, July TO- see
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13
LIVING STANDARDS
ENDANGERED
Higher and higher prioes are


endangering the living standards
of millions Of moderate income middle-cass famil-
les The record shows that their food prices have
increased 1850 in the last decade apparel $50;
rents, 800; house furnishings 1OO9o and such mis-
celianeous items as recreation, toilet articles dry
cleaning, and doctors bills, 6O26 The earnings Of
this group just haven't kept pace with prices.
This unfortunate situation especially hurts that
large segment Of professional and white-collar
workers. These feel the squeeze most--doctors
lawyers, teachers clergy civic leaders. accountants
Office workers-and others with fixed incomes and
pensions. In very real sense many Of these work
ers Of our communities are the people who create
ideas, those most interested in moral and spiritual
values. These men and their wives are the forgot
ten people Of today For the good Of our country
they need to be remembered
INITIATION AND SIMPLE ECONOMICS
Ever since the depression Of the thirties we have
been scared to death Of Deaation Everyone has
wanted economic security For the farmers this
has meant price-support and subsidies Labor lead
ers have encouraged price rises in order to give
the unions good ammunition for wage rises Busi-
ness, IN turn, has sanctioned wage increases and
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13
BABSON Discusses The Housewives Dilemma

BABSON PARK, Mass, July
1S-The housewife complains
that food prices are too high.
Her budget is showing-in the
red. No wonder! Only during
the last twelve months, con-
sumer prices for moderate in
come families have risen ap-
proximately s.S9o. Food prices
have climbed 1196, clothing 1919.
and va,+a 0oz
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13
POULTRY NEWS

~ ne nc SssSlOOO chicks placed Dg!rqarva brIer b,u
above tS Suy was ~ below that the previous % bs s s
he same b year earlier The hatch renamed sb
the small 5ee aheT g decline Of AZ nshpments accounted m
q placements Compared
side o Matched locally Ia fewer chicks arieS 2 more
previous week so above 1e50 pOu the same as the
BROILER CHICK REPORT rOp DrTrr.pv,
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13
CHICKS PLACED IN ADDITIONAL. ARFAs Ios,
BROMERS MARKETED By DELMARVA PPODrrppe

enarva producers 26s2OOO broes and frerg u
and % 7sS M Ooay @ week ended July 71 previous wee
engs were 17 less than 869OOO for the same naTd &
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13

Manchuria has about 100000
native population.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY for cash
or sell on commission; quick action
for either service. Eve. phone OR.
6916. L. T. GRAVATTE. Realtor.
l5IS K st; NV. MA. 0753.
ne. and Sc. owners
with 20 yrs. of experience. List your
home with US for sale or rent to get
good results. JOE CURTO REALTY.
HOMES AND III iNvEsTMGST VENT properties
needed for our cash buyers. THOS.
2, FARRELL Co., Realtors (estab.
VIII VII II PAY lCte To6 S. CASH ASH sa soda9 o7ss S;
date actioni. RE Ssoi. ST.. 7747.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION Co the SAFE
OF your home business or invest
ment property 10 what you desire.
call r. A.: HUMPHRIES Realtor
s0s North Capitol; Ma: $3.50, Frss
DIR. FROM owNGR.Mod ilRes s.bearm ans
postwar rambler; Arl. Co. or NV.
p; G.; not over $4,000. BOX
HAVE AVE client lien with $4,000 cash.
Need home, Brightwood or Shepherd
Park; WIN buy this week. H.
sses isARD TIL FEA1PY oa7a Co. ST. 9S 1921;
clean. 2 or s-bedrm. home
or income property in good D. c.
or nearby Nd. location. Have sub
stantial cash, aso, MRS. cox. vi. S136
COMBAT VETERAN, recalled to serv-
Ice. desires two or three bedroom
home. In Virginia suburbs; substan-
tial down payment; no agents. GIL.
400. Ext. 62S. or write Box 104-z.
BY MARINE oFFICER-occupancy
about July 1 desirable 3-bedroom
house. preferably Arlington or near
By. Below $20.0 Box 66-Z.. star.
AAs
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We Have Clients With
Cash For Investments
What have you for sale?
HARRY A. OLIKER co.
Ma. 7151
PROPERTY FOR sALE

BLAIR ROAD-Suitable for many
types, and business and convertible
to others; this older home on GEM
mercial ground !65. by. more than
MsFsses Ms cu5HAR & r5a oK ABS Rls'ss or Sai wi
CORNER PROPERTY
Near courthouse. 3 stories, bsmt.
brick j. i rms. 4 baths: Gas
house ALDRE; INC. Lu. 4-0747;
oPPoRTGNfTY iSeo; ri ffisYogi 70 BUY a fine used
furniture store and building for
only SCI. 900, $4,000 down. bal.
easy terms; very large 2-story garage
in rear. large store, and very large
Can be purchased separately f5r
$4,000. with $4,000 down. JOSEPH
A.. HERBERT g. SONS, 515 E. Capi-
tol ST.. Ii. 3-0129; ewes. Ii. 3-27S1.
MOD. STORE AND APT, near Tivoli
Theater; sale or lease; excel. cond.
eyes: oE. N 1888. AVON sHocTkEY..
eStS 81. NEAR K-vacant; Q stories
and basement. 8-room brick. suitable
for small business or once use;
plTkRs m 1900 PE1Rx Sun and eves Mt asn
DOWNTOWN l4th ST. N.W.-3-sto tory
brick. store on first floor. OWNl'R
Box S6,Z. star.
pm. oW. 1879. -i2
DOWNTOWN AREAS buildings on
large lot. Smaller building leased
S100 per month. Three-story brick
ONCE building and two-story ware
ofices 39-foot wide front; 3O-foot
rear alley. Possession at settle
Ma. $500 or NO. 6794. BOSS 8
sPaEE PHEPs mc xpF 141z zh6yEnyscsnt: 3 #; niy
7th st. s.w.; suitable for any busi-
mess; mes .,sd oil .:y h.whi i PsTIkiqg' n, y rear
ewes. and Sun, DE. 511S. VIM. H.
CONTINUED on Next Rags)
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SEMIRAMBLER
COUNTRY PROPERTY

CARROLL BICKLE. ow. $500
q
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IlvEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

INVESTMENTS OUR SPECIALITY
Urgently need flats and apartment
houses in all sections of city or
METROPOLITAN Area. Have clients with
substantial cash for both large and
small properties.
Realtor, MA. 1916. Ewes, OIL. 4O7A
Evening star., 1951-04-08
WHITE GEM

Sparkling in Arlington residential
section; absolutely immaculate, with
large rooms. Both bedrooms will take
twin-bed suites; the living room is
about 16 it.. square with fireplace
and dining alcove in addition; gor-
geous kitchen. fully equipped: center
a storage attic; covered patio; q
beautiful rambler Tor S17.g5O.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. Gil. or OK. 27s4
Evening star., 1951-04-08

saa esnt. comm an1 bfds' NV i. If. fS-stsS5x s5x
100 leased at $3.50 mo. Til May,
1888; 2nd mr.. 3 rms. at $40 mo-;
3rd hr; apt. at S65 mo. This prop
erty win show 1877 return on cash
MI. 1000, Sun. and ewes. Mr.
Manuel EN- k3SR
Evening star., 1951-04-08

DIRECT FROM OWNER-cash for
your property in D. c.. Va. or Md.
Ewes. FA. 1858 or 81. 1907.
BRICK COLONIAL-3-bedrm.. Ia
maximum. $4,000. Box S7s-T. Star.
wANTED-In Arl. or Mont. Co, rs
room home: will buy or trade my
6-room home in Arl. JE. 3-9036.
WILL PAY all cash for bungalow in
stores and transp. 10. 3-6SS9.
FROM OWNER-Small house, large
lot or acreage. Montgomery or Prince
Georges Co. Box 207-V, Star.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and you
can get top cash price in D. c. or
MARYLAND; free appraisals; plenty
clients waiting for quick results.
Can a. II. Parker. RA:- 1859 or
IA: 1868. j. B. TIFFEY & SON,
143 Kennedy st. NV. Ia
WE HAVE NUMEROUS CLIENTS for
houses. in Burleith, Glover Park,
Macarthur boulevard area; 15 sales
people anxious to serve you. Call
Mrs. Clark. HU. 1904. MARSHALL
!, WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st. NV.
DI. 3346. -13
COLONIAL e-sToRY, 8 or 2 rooms
for private party; New Hamp. ave.
to Four Corners area. Cash above
1st trust If priced right. Not over
SSI1,7.0o0i Deal with owner only.
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner,
white or colored houses; any cond. /;
pay all cash. Box 24S-T. Star.
Evening star., 1951-04-08

COTTAGE. 6 r.: new weatherboard
areee iot I $685. sIee oGsa doNn sf sfsc
cottage, IL r, and baths. elec.;. out
bldgs., fruit. berries: 3 acres, lovely
miles from U. s.. No. $40 at Hyatts-
town; very easily financed. II. p
WILLIAMS, p. o., Clarksburg, Md. :
Evening star., 1951-04-08

APPROX. $4,000 SO. FIT.
210 #. State rd. frontage, across per.
manent Government bldgs.; utilities
available; ideal location; sale or
lease; immediate action desired,
1raVeiers; please do not answer.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
OPEN l TO 6

To N. OANFIELD ST.
S yours growing family which needs
. roomy house with a wonderful
children lunches and snacks? Do
YOU want a conv. location, near the
Clarendon shopping center, near
transp. and schools? If these plus
8 bedrooms, with a possibility for a
4th. are among your requirements,
don't fail to drop by and inspect this
house today. Only $16,500. Ex-
Pershing dr., right on Garfield to our
open sign at 713 North Garfield.
OW. 4420. OW. 9426.
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ULTRA-MODERN
APT. HOUSE NV

AL. HOUSE NV.
This beautiful det. bldg, containing
less than 20 units, was built Just
before the war Of the finest con-
struction and is located in best NV.
section. All apis. are unusually
spacious and well arranged and
some have 2 bedrooms. Income at
modest rents over $4,000 yearly.
Well financed and priced very rea-
sonable for prompt sale. Today call
Ia. $685.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. Ex. 1911
BUS. PROP. BARGAIN
This corner prop. is located on one
Of most prominent NV. streets and
consists of stores and apis above
The main stores are leased to very
strong tenants. and the total in
low expenses, makes for q sound
investment. with q good net return:
priced very reasonable and good
terms extended to substantial pur-
chasers, or trades may be consid-
cred. Today call ia. 653S.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc,
1420 Z s& NV. Eesltors. *. ASA
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ME. 1871.
Ocean Beach, Md
on the
Atlantic Ocean
$3.50

Visit Ocean Beach, Md, Washing
toms closest and one Of the bes
planned beaches on the Atlantic
Ocean.
We are now able to offer large
beautiful sites approximately \
Of $3.50. Terms. $50 down, Sit
monthly. For additional 4nforpla
tion on how to reach Ocean Beach
phone RE. 1882 or Elk. 2999.
LEON ACKERMAN
Suite 100. Barr Building
010 nth at NJ 10 ps
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Minis. From Pentagon

ALEXANDRIA
THREE BEDRMS.
Lovely attached home in excel. cond.,
consisting Of 3 nice bedrms:, liv.
dows, fully equipped kit; full base
ment; fenced yd. Close to churches,
schools, transp. Ideal for home or
investment. S12,95n.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
Overlook 6549. AL. 2096, Overlook
Evening star., 1951-04-08
LIFE BEGINS

For you and your family in this mod
snn. srn s-osdrm.' 2-story white brick
are full bsmt., 23-ft. liv. rm., large
din. rm. and kitchen; the many
trees on the h-acre lot will add to
your summer comfort; let US show
YOU this flne home today. Price,
seSi oW. i1o2i 4so. exclusive ow. s4ss.
Town & Country
otsss %s.. oesa .a. Q TO Q Weekdays. . to s
Evening star., 1951-04-08

HOME AND INCOME
Live on the 1st fl. with 2 bedrms., liv.
rm,, din. rm., kit: and bath, then
kit. and bath. Extra bedrm. and
bath in bsmt. Only 5 min. to Key
Bridge. Total, S15.25O.
REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. 1884
Evening star., 1951-04-08

BRICK BUNGALOW
In desirable South Arlington, has liy-
ing . rm; With fireplace. dining rm,;,
rms; full bsmt.. with gas heat: ex-
pansion attic; fenced lot. Full price
only $14,950. with $4,000 down; as
sumo GI loan. Exclusive
Evening star., 1951-04-08
RY OWNER
BRAND-NEW

Brand-new semidet. brick: 8 bedrms.
1a baths. full bsmt., porch: con-
venient Alexandria location: S13,-
$50. Call KI. S-4430 q
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SOUTH ARLINGTON

An ideal home for the young family;
close to schools and transportation;
this attractively decorated bungalow
has liv. rm., din. rm., kit, 2 bed
rms. and tile bath on first floor;
extra large bedrm. upstairs; full
bsmt.; S14,950.
OW. 1920. OW. 9426.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
: IN INVESTORS Ss' 1896

win show 15eo return on S11,5oO.
This modern semidetached home has
5 rooms and tile bath. full bsnlt. |;
nice rear yard; conv. to everything;
only $500 down.
OW. 4420. OW. 9426,
Evening star., 1951-12-01

Prime Windows and RUSco
Storm Insulating Sosh
According to heating experts
Rusco Prime Windows with
storm insulating sash will
save up to "a the cost of
heating this home.
Evening star., 1951-12-01

sealer." or "stain-sealer." and
when dry, finish with Shellac.
Question: In making a septic
tank out of cement blocks, should
it have a cement floor in the
bottom?
Answer: A septic tank should
be so built that it will hold both
solid and liquid sewage matter
so that bacterial action taking
place in it will liquify the solids.
These liquids eventually flow out
into the drainage field for ab-
sorption by the soil. Cesspools
are built Of cement blocks laid
up without cement mortar and
the bottom Is not covered with
concrete.
released by Consolidated News Features.
lnc
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Repairs Expert Gives
Replies 10 Variety
OF Readers Queries
B-6 THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1881
By Roger c. Whitman

Question: I cut the legs off a
library table with an oval top to
make a cocktail table. It looks
nice but the glass top shifts about.
What should I do about that?
Answer: Some of the glass and
mirror dealers sell small rubber
disks which are placed under the
glass to prevent sliding. Another
method is to put on a small
moulding of the same kind Of
wood as the table, around the
edge Of the table to create a re-
cess for the mirror. Local millwork
dealers generally carry q line Of
such moulding, or you might be
able to get it through a manu-
facturer of picture frames.
Question: I have a 66-gallon hot
water storage tank, heated during
the winter by a coil attached to
a steam boiler. I can use the heat
from this water. which can be
easily heated to 100 degrees. and
wonder If it is practical to run
a radiator from this heating ele-
ment before water reaches the
storage tank. Would running water
through a radiator into the stor-
age tank cause it to become rusty?
Answer: Much depends on the
amount of water needed for house
hold purposes, the size of the ra-
diator needed for the room and
the capacity of the water heating
coil. 1t would be much simpler to
run an extension from your steam
main and hook up a steam radia-
tor. Rusty water is possible be-
cause fresh water is constantly
being heated and contains a large
percentage of air, which causes
corrosion.
Wood PreServative.
Question: We have a new fence,
made of pine board panels. pine
two-by-fours and oak posts. We
Evening star., 1951-12-01

derground. The ends should be
soaked in the perservetive for
several hours and the outside
should be given couple Of coat
ings.
UnSeas0ned Wood.
Question: I have purchased a
dining room set. There seems to
be an oily substance in the wood
that seeps into the drawers of the
buffet, making the paper oily. Is
there any way to prevent this oil
from seeping out? What causes
it to do so?
Answer: The wood is most
probably green, unseasoned lum-
ber. I advise you to scrape of
any gummy substance and follow
by wiping with turpentine and
steel wool. Then apply a "knot-
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Liquor Board Suspends Licenses Of Three Cafes

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board has suspended the liquor
licenses of three District restu-
rants for violations of the ABC
regulations.
The Busy Bee Restaurant, GIG
Ninth street NV, was given a
Today suspension on charges that
the proprietors permitted num-
bers operator to take bets in the
restaurant. Six charges were filed
against the restaurant, and the
board suspended its liquor license
from next Friday to December IT.
The Fort Carroll Tavern, 3715
Nichols avenue, Sc, was given a
seven-day suspension, beginning
Thursday, on charges that it, too,
Evening star., 1951-12-01

wish to paint or put a preservative
on it for maximum protection
against weather color of secondary
Importance. We have considered
varnish, creosote. and a new cop
per" chemical product that is said
to be very good for the purpose.
The greenish color can be painted
over. Can you recommend any
special product?
Answer: The metallic wood pre-
servative "copper" that you men
ton is an excellent material to
use for the purpose. There are
also chemical wood preservatives
which are equally as good. These
permit the wood to be painted
without the preservative bleeding
through" the paint. Particular
attention should be paid to the
sections of the posts that 20 un-
Evening star., 1951-12-01

permitted a numbers collector to
take bets in the tavern.
Torres Cafe. 600 H street NE.
had it's liquor license suspended
for five days. from Thursday De-
cember IL, on charges that the
cafe sold liquor to drunken per-
sons and allowed them to remain
on the premises.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Epidemic Of Twins

DES MONIES, Iowa (P.-Three
sets of twin calves were born all
within 10 days, on the Mauritz
Lind farm near Pilot recently. The
calves were born to three brown
Swiss heifers. There were four
bulls and two heifers.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
PEPPER SAYS

This one is q new ronfbIer" for
couples and small fomilies; with
S rooms, i " baths all on one
floor; boseasent; corner. The IT.
most in quoIity and spoee.
DIRECTIONS: Out Georgia Ape.
miles past Georgia and Colespiile stop
light to August Dr., right to 200I.
Evening star., 1951-12-01

This new Cope Cod" with first
floor bedrm. or den and both; 3
bedrms. up and basement is tops
in quolity. location and conven-
fences
DIRECTIONSO: Out Georgia Ape. to
Seminary Rd., left block and fol-
lou Pepper signs to 1911 Stratton Rd.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
The MiItuy Scene-VI ##
Air Force Of Britain and u. S. Work together

visited Fighter Command Head
quarters at Stanmore. Middlesex.
I noticed that A. A. Command
headquarters was right next door.
The radar warning net is also
being extended, and linked with
radar installations in Germany
and the continental states of the
North Atlantic Alliance.
Strength to Be Doubled.
BY the end of this year, the
strength Of Fighter Command will
have been doubled--and the air
defense of Britain will be far
more formidable than it is now.
It can't be stressed too strongly
that air defense is the basis of
all British air power: a fact which
we in distant America do not al
ways appreciate. Only If the is
land Of Great Britain provides
both q secure base and secure
source of supply can British air
power as such be exercised in any
part of the world.
The air support Of British
ground troops on the Continent
of Europe is not part of the duties
of Fighter Command. This mis-
sion is intrusted to BAFO-re-
ferred to phonetically just as
"baffo"-the British Air Forces of
Occupation. BAFO just about
equals in strength, at present. the
two U. s. fighter bomber groups
in Germany. Like Fighter Com
mand, it will grow during the year
1851. roughly keeping pace with
the increase in United States sir
power on the Continent.
Bomber Command. chiefly sta
toned In Great Britain, is also
growing - especially as the new
Camberra medium jet bombers
come off the production lines.
The Raj does not at present have
a long-range bomber of its own,
though some B-29's have been bor-
rowed from the USAF. Both BAFO
and Bomber Command have been
placed unreservedly at the dis
posal of General Eisenhower.
Coastal Command.
There is also Coastal Com
mand, charged with anti-subma-
rine, mine-laying and over-water
reconnaissance, duties which in
American practice are entrusted to
the shore-based squadrons of the
Navy. Coastal Command would
come under the operational orders
of the Admiralty in wartime.
Outside the Western European
area, the Raj. has two import
ant overseas commands-one in
the Mediterranean and Middle
East, and one in the Far East
Malaga and Hong Kong.
But all these activities, as far
as the Raj. is concerned. are
dependent on the security of the
base island of Great Britain.
R.A.F. officers exchange with
officers of all these air forces
Evening star., 1951-04-15

for example, I found an R.A.F.
squadron leader acting as flying
training officer when visited the
Belgian air base at Beauvechain.
But the air force Of France and
of the smaller continental powers,
though growing, are still too small
and too recently revived from war
time disorganization to be of great
effect in any crisis Of the immedi-
ate future.
Air power in and over Western
Europe must. for some time to
come be chiefly exercised by the
Raj. and the U.S.A.F.
(copyright 1851, General Features Corr. }
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Country Club Women
To Orqunize Tennis

Representatives from women's
tennis groups Of Washington area
country clubs will hold an organi-
rational meeting at 2 pm. tomor-
row in the Edgemoor Club. Hamp-
den lane and Exeter road,
Bethesda. Md.
Aim of the new organization is
to promote inter-club competition
and to further the development Of
Junior players.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
The Militory ScenevlI
By George Fielding Eliot

LONDON (By MaiD. The
Royal Air Force Fighter Command
station at Waterbeach (no water,
mo beach, in Cambridgeshire is
security cleared" That means it
lis one of the British air bases
whose existence may be publicly
acknowledged, which is one reason
why I was permitted to visit it.
The r. A. F. has a good many
bases in the island of Great Brit
ain which can't be publicly mem
toned at all.
At Waterbeach there are two
Isquadrons of Gloster Meteor jet