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Evening star., 1951-07-01
Danish Hospital Ship
Ready 10 Serve as Site
For Peace Talks
BY the Associated Press


PUSAN, Korea, June 30.-Tht
cleaning Danish hospital ship
Jutlandia was on two-hour alert
in Pusan harbor tonight, ready te
steam to Wonsan, the cease fire
rendezvous point suggested by
Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway.
In his cabin, surrounded by littl,
brass buddhas and other curio
of the Orient. Commodore Ka
Hammerich talked of the mission
his ship soon may be called upor
to perform.
"The selection is a great honol
for Denmark" said Commodor,
Hammerich, a quiet. bespectaclee
little man. "Of course, the Jut.
|landia would be just platform
for the talks, but nevertheless ar
instrument for peace. 1t is a yer!
great honor"
Headed Danish Red Cross.
The commodore is both a navy
man and working humanitarian
He formerly served as president o1
the Danish Red Cross for fivt
years
'You might say have devoted
half my life to the Danish navy
and the other half to social serv.
ice," he said.
Commodore Hammessch re.
ceived official notice about moor
yesterday that the Jutlandia was
to be placed on two-hour. alert
status.
when we got the alert notice
I did not know what was happen
ing" the commodore said. 20
imagined all sorts of things, pos
Sibly a big new military operation
somewhere.
I 1t was not until Commodore
Hammerich listened to news
broadcast this morning that he
learned of the armistice invita-
ton.
A short time later he was in
structed to unload the Jutlandia' s
103 patients by 2 pm. The ship
was ready to move almost at a
moments notice. Before the shin
ing white vessel pulled out into
mid-harbor after transferring its
wounded to the United States
Navy hospital ship Haven, Com
modore Hammerich mailed sew
eral letters to his family ir
Copenhagen.
His wife has long been interested
In social service work, too. She il
president of the Save the Chill.
dren Fund" in Denmark. They
have three daughters and foul
sons. One of the sons is a writer
for the Danish newspaper "Politi-
ken" A fifth son was killed fight
ing for the Danish underground ir
World War II.
There was an air of great ex-
citement aboard the ship tonight
affecting every one.
Commander Miogens Wenge, the
chief medical officer, and the men,
berS Of his staff are wondering
whether they will be permitted to
go along if and when the Jutlandia
sails to WonSan.
The last cases of food and the
last drop Of water needed for the
trip were loaded on the Jutlandia
late this afternoon. A few hundred
yards away, the United States
Navy command ship Ell Dorado
prepared to receive the corps of
civilian correspondents that vessel
may take to Wonsan.
Evening star., 1951-07-01
Famed HeU-on-WheeIs Division
To Leave for Europe Today

with the division when it came
here-the Nations only regular
armored division then.
The gaps caused by partial de-
mobilization right after the wal
have been filled. The division now
is just about up to strength, with
replacements trained for the tank
ers, infantrymen and artillerymen
snatched out for service in Korea
The commander is Mai. Gen.
Williston B. Palmer, already in
Europe to make arrangements for
the divisions post over there.
Evening star., 1951-07-01
Koreu
Continued From First Page.)

tions before this thing is over"
If no permanent agreement is
reached, the war would be re-
Sumed.
Gen. Ridgway calmly went
about his military and social
duties in Tokyo as usual. He was
at his office in the Dai Ichi
building during yesterday. He
appeared confident and relaxed
last night as he and Mrs. Ridg-
way entertained at the United
States embassy at a party.
There was high hope In Tokyo
for . cease-fire. but Associated
Evening star., 1951-07-01

1Coo SOl1CoPOlldCllG OoIA1A 4snAA'
dolph reported from Korea tina
frontline soldiers showed "a 50-5I
mixture of interest and skepti
cism." Many held to an "Ill be-
Ilieve it when it happens" attitude
South Koreans Set Terms.
The South Korean government
which has long opposed any settle.
ment short of complete unficatior
of Korea, announced cabine
adoption of five minimum re.
Iquirements" for a cease fire. Thest
included withdrawal of Chinest
Red troops from Korea, disarm.
ing of North Koreans, and no aic
for North Korea.
Gen. Ridgway's broadcast mes
sage to the Reds fixed no condi.
tionS.
The Peiping radio was preoccu.
pied last night and early today
with observation of the 30th an.
Iniversary of the Chinese Commu.
mist Party. 1t thus was able peace.
fully to omit its customary violent
anti-American line.
The Pyongyang North Korean
radio reported that more than
2 million Korean signatures hae
been obtained in support of a Ko.
rean unification scheme proposed
last year at the Communists Ber-
lin peace convention. 1t also
reported three Allied planes were
shot down in Korea yesterday
but conceded that ground fighting
was on limited scale.
Searchlights Spot Foe.
The 9th Army also reported
light ground action. although
fighting definitely had not ceased.
Searchlights last night ferreted
out Red groups for Allied artillery
fire.
Eighth Army patrols knitted
north and northwest of Munsan
above the Imjin River on the
Western front yesterday with
little opposition. The Reds hurled
sporadic mortar and artillery fire
west of Yonchon.
Allied units withdrew after a
brisk freight with Chinese forces
northwest of Chorwon, south
western anchor of the Chorwon-
kumhwa-Pyongyang triangle.
The Communists still stood firm
before their new buildup base at
Kumsong, II miles northeast of
Kumhwa. U. N. troops repulsed
Red probing attacks early yester-
day east and northeast of Kumhwa
On the central front Allied ar
tillery pounded enemy positions
north and northwest of the
sprawling Hwachon Reservoir.
AP Correspondent George Nc
Arthur on the Eastern front sale
U. N. patrols ran into scattered
flreflghts and mortar attacks all
along this section.
Artillery Harnesses Allies.
Communist harassing artillery
struck Allied positions north Of
Yanggu at the eastern tip of the
Hwachon Reservoir.
A U. N. patrol was turned back
by heavy mortar fire north Of
Inje.
Mr.. Macarthur said northeast o1
Yanggu, where the heaviest enc.
my contacts had been made ir
the last week, the front wa.
strangely quiet.
The Communists struck sharr
but small blows on the east coast
Allied troops in this area were
engaged in sustained firefights
sout there was no indication any
any appreciable change in posi-.
tions.
In the air, four United State.
F-51 Mustangs encountered 81,
Red M1G-15 jets after a bombins
and rocketing run on communica.
ions facilities east of Sonchon
NO shots were fired by either side
F-84 Thunderjets destroyed larg
enemy supply dump near Nam
chonjon, on the Seoul-Pyongyan,
road. B-29s again hit Pyong
yang'S east airfleld.
The 5th. Air Force flew a.
sort1es by s pm. yesterday ant
claimed at least $50 enemy troo]
Evening star., 1951-07-01

PEACE SHIP READY TO SAIL AS FIGHTING CONTINUES
This the probable route the Danish hospital ship Jutlanda
would take from Pusan to Wonsan if the Communists
the proposed amistce talks in Wonsan harbor Solid line
map shows the approximate baene in North Open
indicate Communists and solid indicate Allies at
points action points north northwest
northwest of ChOrwOn south of the budup base
of KumSOng and north of Yanggu. -AP WirephOtO
Evening star., 1951-07-01

II the Transit strike is in effect
Georges stands ready to assist
you. If you wish to make q
purchase ut any Georges store,
simply phone District 1900 and
we will send one of our suIes-
men in a private cor direct to
your home. He will drive you
TO the Georges store you spe-
city ond return you to your
home when your purchase is
completed. This Georges pol
icy will remain in effect
throughout the duration Of the
strike If and when it occurs!
Evening star., 1951-08-02
1 One-Minute Test of Yoi
NeUS knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

1. BIDS-How many ma
tions have been invited by the
United States to sign the
japanese peace treaty in Sep
tember?
2. PRICES-Why may the
SC bottle of soda pop be a
thing of the past?
3. OBIT-What was the
name of the Hero of Verdun"
in World War 1 and the
Traitor of Vichy" in World
War II who died recently?
4. SLUGGER-Who became
the first major-league pitcher
to win IA games this season?
5. QUOTES-Can you name
our Army Chief of staff who
said: 'The stark fact is that
we need a free Europe and
Europe needs us. Our COM
bined strengths can make us
secure?
Answers.
l. Fifty nations, including
Russia who is not expected to
sign. 2. It was among the
$4,000 manufactured items on
which the freeze on price
ceilings was lifted last week.
3. Former Marshal Henri
Philippe Petain of France. 4.
Bob Feller of the Cleveland
Indians. S. General F. Law
ton Collins.
Tom Henry'S "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The
Star
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Contract Bridge
By ByCuIbertson

SOHuuSt OiIuSG
By CuIbertson
(Copyright, 1851. by Ely Culbertson.)
The grand-slam contract in to-
days deal was shade ambitious
but the declarer won out by applying
precisely the right timing to the
play
South dealer,
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH.
AAQ54
ok
uAKQ3
&AQ75
WEST. EAST.
A873 AKJ1osI
0J8743 0O102
oJ952 o874
as &J102
SOUTH.
A62
2A965
0106
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The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
Pass Pass dmond spade
2 clubs Pass Ant Pass
5d'monds Pass 7clubs Pass
Pass Pass
Even though South had passed
originally, when he came in freely
over East'S one-spade bid (Which
was obviously rather desperate
obstructive effort), North could not
be blamed for getting extremely
optimistic. True, the spade lead
would be coming through Norths
A-Q at club contract, but a great
many different South holdingsI
would make it possible to avoid the
loss Of spade trick. When North's
Blackwood four-no-trump found
South with the missing ace, North
could not restrain himself from
going all out ct will be observed
that SouthS two-club call could have
been substantially stronger than it
wash
West opened his top spade. The
ace was played, and declarer hope
fully caShed the ace and king of
trumps. A-2-2 trump break would
have let South spread the hand,
but when East showed up with the
J-10-2 of trumps, South had some
thing to think about.
1t was futile to draw East'S trump,
and South made no such error. He
had to risk cashing dunmy's three
top diamonds, so that he could dis
card spade; then he ruffed spade.
Next, he led low heart to dummy's
king and ruffed a second spade;
then he cashed the heart ace, dis
carding dummy's diamond, and
ruffed heart with dummys low
trump. There was, of course, the
acute danger that East would be
out of hearts and able to over-ruff
dummy, but the risk had to be run.
When East actually followed suit in
hearts, South was home, since he
could ruff dummy's last spade and
win the fulfilling trick with the club
queen.
(Released by the Register and Tribune
Syndicate. 1851 =.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
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Evening star., 1951-04-13
ROOMS WANTED

)r 2 refined
!. -13
Evening star., 1951-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

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--15
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Evening star., 1951-04-13
RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

HYATTSVILLE-Cozy room for gentle.
man: 1st floor. next to bath; pvt
home; block from bus. WA. 0S67
large bedroom. private
bath. phone. sundeck. use Of kitchen
S65. CHI. 1920. -l3
ARLINGTON-Room in private homs
Cor lady. Call GL. 1927. IA
SILVER SPRNG-Atrac. single rm
next to bath; unlim. phone; conv
stores. transn. SH. 1856 e~es. ID
MASTER BEDRM. in new Christian
homo. Two closets. pvt. bath. Phone
in ro7"1. OV. 1920.
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TWIN-BED MASTER BEDRM.. in an
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Evening star., 1951-04-13
ROOMS. APrs. TO SNARE

DESIRE CONGENIAL lady, 1886. to
1-S pm. weekdays. ID
WANTED-Lady to share apt. with
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fined girls. accustomed to gracious
another girl; $50 ca, RE. 1868, Ext
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14a4 R. I. AVE. NV, Apt. s-Iady
y r share inel fgrn 4eas fgt b2I With With another
YOUNG WOMAN war wants young you WON.
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Sc; Bradbury Heights bus stop at
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CLIFTON TERRACE APTs.-Gentle-
share balance of clean. neat, nicely
furn arm. apt. with cple. or 2
men; utils.. and all h.k. privils. incl.
$75. For details phone co. 3235. /
to 4 PM, or write Box 4s5-R, Star,
ONE VACANCY in house to share
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GIRL. to share furnished apartment
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DESIRE Q girls to share a-bedrm.
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co. 0780, days; AID. 590s, eyes
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Evening star., 1951-04-13
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MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
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ROOMS FuRN.-N.w. tcont. }

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Christian home of high standard.
5709 10th st; nv, GE. 92l2. ,,-15
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with pvt. bath. 1916 Military rd.
NV. Call WO. OS26 -15
LARGE FRONT ROOM-Large closet,
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WARDMAN PARK VICINITY. large
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Evening star., 1951-04-13
ROOMS FuRklsnEr-s.E.-s.w

61O NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Large comfortably furnished Sleep
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conv. all cars. walking distance
Library and Capitol; SIS week; nc
NICE DBLE. FRONT ROOM, cony,
transp.; nr. Government bldgs.
$3.50 week. AT. 1862. -13
FURN. ROOM. mr.. Cap. L. Of G.
HOB; clean, quite respectable; auto.
n: and h.w. 116 Carroll st. sc. lR'
MEN 0NLY-Nr. Navy Yard. ] blk
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ROOM for L or . ladies; twin beds;
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2 BEDRMS.. double and single. l or
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Mr.. CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
large front room. two or three gen.
tlemen preferred; near bath. Ii
6-5S19 ID
eo7 srd ST. s.E.-Rooms to rent,
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$40 1lth ST. Sc, nicely furn. from;
dble. rm. for refined persons, pvt
entrance, LII 6-6O23 -15
Evening star., 1951-04-13
APTS. UNFURN. Cont !

coLLEGE oil. 1,l PARK: MD.-Lora calyert
i and a-bedrm. apis. Plenty as''of Of
closet space. Near Md. Univ. and
SHOPPING center. 20 min. to down
s9gn sSY Wesh; SP sEx Excel. transp, ss1 and q
s.RM. Hf; ,hND i'4s 1s-BArH. utilitie. @lS fur
nishsd' $50 mo- Call HI. 6456
9I5 EMERSON ST. N.w.-smaIl ant
for employed couple; utils. furnished
private home; $50 mo. IA. 1898.
KENT VILLAGE and . bedrms.
ROBERTS. AP. o16s. -
NEW 2-REDRM. APT, in apt. build
ing; IN, s9l INCLUDING utilities; avail
sIse. kit. M PVT PVT, ais bath 0eSam' caII aftel tai
9 pm; n-,1 or any time Sat. or sun.
SEAT PLEASANT. Mp.-s-rm. apt.
sssoDyse,d rsfgft: Sfgt: auto auto. gas heat. lss
iheiudinso dhaSoDfh aeh; Ss2 ca PEI Jo ns s-52ss sG'
1850 H ST. N.E.-3 lre. rms. snd
bath bath; newly dee; 6oGo pvt. entr.' or
sicn: reTt: So So see SG5fss 3anitor. pfssss; BOSS
& PHELPS, 7A17 K st. NV. ii
BETHESDA, MD.-New BLDG. Brad.
hey n9w s1ydi oWa,,.SIs Manor, ,,I I1-bedrmi apis
NC. i fSaSj 7o64 SAMosE Mis. ave. e. soolES
UPPER N.W.-Bsmt. apt. avail. i'm
l AND BEDRMs.. liv. rm.. dinette,
Ett., bath and rear screened porch
S65-$S0 mo. plus util. Phone Rock
oaE.BEHRN. SiIIe SER: Ap~.. 1o4 schuvie! Mlg I'd.
equipped kitchen: $500 month
tncl; H,;a. utilsi To inspect. call mansger
SIlgo 1888. -17
LOVELY. lge. unfurn. rms, stove
re1sr'' rel i1,sit. pyt bath sass utils. incl So;
1853 Park I'd. NV. cry REALTY
co. Phone caretaker at DE. 2096
MT. RAINIER-2-bedrm.. living rm.
dinette. kit. and bath, all util., S94
ARUNDEL APTs.' AP. 2o7o to 8 r:m
UNEuRN. APT. sl1 Kennedy st. 10 NV
kit;;. batn. full bsnt. incl, Sic
TWO MEDIUM-SIZE RMS. pvt. bath
Frigidairc. elec. grill. unlim. phone
ia. 4O37. IA
SECOND FLOOR. 4 medium rooms
pvt. bath. Frigidaire. elec. grill
plenty closet space. unlim. phone
5f7 18th ST. N.E.-Basement apart.
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available Immediately; no children
Rent. S55.35 mo- heat and hot
water included. Key at ofice Of B
F: SAUL CO.. 925 18th 1t. NV. Ma
200. ---15
CONVENIENT to N. r. L.. Boliine
Field and Navy Yard.-one bedrm
liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath; pvt
front and rear entrances Basemen,
facilities. 1st floor. S79.5O incl
all utilities. 495 Valley ave. Sc.
ENF. 1859 after < pm is
1 ROOM AND KITCHEN share BATH
apt. pvt. home. excel. transp.. shop
ping center nearby. 4913 N. H. ave
IA. 5000 after pm. weekdays
Evening star., 1951-04-13
FARM 8 GARDEN tcen..,

spprox. zoo tons, $3.50. Can EnEis'
sTaRK Ilaf BROS. ss1 18th st. ne ne
Spring planting, best in years; or
to live and grow; wholesale and re-
tail, JOHN A. CREEL, FIR. 087s.
HAVE YOUR GARDEN PLowED the
Gravely way. Call TO. .5447.
feeding: land clearing; lowest prices,
N, mstropSlitan area, ~; ss4731;
ennials and strawberry plants: the
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ToP e soL III ce very Asas9n eood riss ssae sop soil
for lawns and green houses: very
reas. Cal HI. 1888. -15
AZALEAS, hardy, field grown; all
colors and sizes SIS dozen and up.
MAGNOLIA trees. SOC and up. Whole
sale or retail. Open Sat. and Sun.'
RANR taaa GhavEL " "a and blue stones as-
EARLY-BEARNG APPLE TREES
Three Gear 3 to 5 1T. trees-one
each E; ,ly Transparent, Grimes
6Slden 6sa No and Ssa
Ask for Free Copy 56-page Plant
ing Guide in color, Offering complete
assortment Fruit Trees, Berry Plants,
Grape Vines. Nut Trees and Orna-
mental Plant Material. Salespeople
wanted; WAYNEsBoRo NURsER-
NURSERY INSPECTED top soil. Call
TO. 5729 day or night. -19
EVERGREENS. Towering shrubs, roses.
magnolias, shade trees, fruit trees
raSpberries, grapes, Strawberries
asparagus, rhubarb; also house
plants and orchids; II it is worth
planting. we have it, lowest prices
S. Washington ST., Rockville. Md.
Rockville 1882. --16
Evergreens, Azaleas
At sensible prices. 651O Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1951-04-13
ROOMS WITH soARD

693l 9th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
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WENDELL TERRACE-Large rooms,
porch. lawn. liv. rm.. excel. meals
perfect transp,; S4S up. 1927 Bel
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club, on 10th st. NV. Call HU. $3.50.
5705 14th ST. N.w.-Nice dble. rm.
with breakfast. in lge. det Southern
home; excel. transp. RA. 1928.
MT. PLEASANT-Young men: pvt.
home and 2 goods meals 7 days a
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VICINITY WARDMAN PARK-Nice
rm. for 2 gentlemen. near bath and
shower: conv. transp,. good meals.