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Evening star., 1951-01-03
GIN Exceeds Record
Output by Million
BY the Associoted Press

DETROIT, Jan. Genera
Motors Corp. auto plants bull
3,818,033 cars and trucks last year
This compares with GINS pre-.
vious record output of 2,771, ,194 ir
1949. The 1850 total was made
up of 3.166.254 cars and 651,77s
trucks.
The years total included Chev-
rolet's new record output of L.
520.583 cars and 494.575 trucks
compared with it's 1,1o9,958 cars
and 383 .543 trucks in 1949.
Assemblies by other GIN divi-
sions as reported by the corpora
tion included: Pontiac. 467,65
cars and 2.158 trucks against $685.
957 cars and 2,488 trucks; Oldsmo-
bile. 396.757 cars against 282,885;
Buick, 552.827 against 398,482;
Cadillac, 110.535 against 81,545;
GIN Truck & Coach, 1852 truck.
and 2.251 coaches against 83,84(
trucks and 2,176 coaches: GIN o1
Canada. 117.897 cars and 1926
trucks against 62,634 cars and &c.
686 trucks.
In announcing Chevrolet's new
record output of more than 2 mil.
lion vehicles, T. H. Keating, gen.
eral manager, said civilian cut
backs at Chevrolet will begin i'm.
mediately. He added. however
that they will be light in the first
quarter and will be gradual while
new defense work, now in the
planning stage. is being translated
into actual contracts.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
Hearings Open Today
Before Virginia Board
!0nWater Pollution !
By The Associated Pres.


RICHMOND, Jan. 3.-Three
formal hearings on water pollu-
ton are scheduled during two
cay meeting. of the State Water
Control Board, beginning here to-
day.
Northern Virginia Construction
Co.. of Alexandria, will be heard
first, A. H. Paessler, board secre-
tarv said.
The sand and gravel washing
firm will be heard on the question
OF discharging silt and fine sand
into Cameron Run, a tributary
of the Potomac River.
Representatives of the city of
Alexandria will appear before the
board Thursday to explain why
work has not started on a sewage
treatment plant for the city.
Since 1948. the board says,
working plans and specifications
have been ready in Alexandria,
but actual work has not begun.
After listening to arguments on
the case. Mr.. Paessler said, the
board will determine what should
be done next.
Alexandria's untreated sewage
goes into Four Mile Run and
Hunting Creek, Potomac River
tributaries. and some of it reaches
the Potomac directly.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
Pokiston and Philippines
Sign Friendship Poet

A treaty of friendship between
Pakistan and the Republic Of the
Philippines was signed today at
the Philippine Embassy by the
two nations Ambassadors to the
United States.
The treaty provides for estab-
llsl1ing diplomatic relations, recip-
rocal rights by nationals in both
countries and the peaceful set
tlement of disputes" and will
lead to treaties on commerce and
navigation. Representatives said
the two countries always have had
friendly relations and that the
treaty merely confirms and
strengthens the close and cordial
bond"
Evening star., 1951-01-03
Congress
Continued From First Page.)

Democrats retain control by such
reduced margins that the South
erners will hold the balance oi
power whenever they see fit to
oppose the administration.
They demonstrated their strength
on the Senate side yesterday by
backing Senator Mcfarland fol-
leader over Senator O'Mahoney
of Wyoming. who had the support
Iof the most consistent supporters
of the administration.
Senator Mcfarland won, 80 tc
19. after which Senator O'Mahoney
moved to make it unanimous
Senator Lyndon johnson of Texas
was elected whip without a con-
test. They succeed Majority
Leader Lucas of Illinois and Sen
ator Myers of Pennsylvania. who
were defeated last November. A
member of the northern liberal
group. Senator Douglas Of Illinois
nominated Senator Sparkman OF
Alabama for whip, but the latter
asked that his name be with
drawn.
The organizing conference of
Senate Republicans. set for pm..
lis expected to be a tame affair.
All existing policy-makers are ey-
pected to retain their present Jobs.
as follows: Senator Taft, Senator
Wherry, floor leader; Senator
Millikin. chairman of the confer
ence. and Senator Young of North
Dakota. secretary of the confer
ence.
The only semblance of a contest
on the Republican side may come
later. in the race for one vacancy
on the Foreign Relations Commit
tee. Senator Morse Of Oregon
long has wanted to go on Foreign
Relations, but the seniority rule
may block him. Several Repub-
licans with longer service are be-
ing mentioned for the post. One
Of them. Senator Aiken. has made
formal request for the assign
ment.
Evening star., 1951-01-03

Australia now has 600,000 resi-
dents in the 65-year- -old-or- older
| bracket.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
Wool, GuayuIe Added
To Top Priority LIST
For U. 5. StockpiIing

Wool and guayule, a natural
rubber substitute, have been put
on the top priority list of the Ma
tion's stockpile purchasing pro-
gram for possible war needs,
Chairman John D. Small of the
Munitions Board announced today
Mr.. Small said that as soon as
the Army Quartermaster Corps
completes buying 100 million
pounds of wool for it's depleted
war reserve, the Munitions Board
will give orders for purchases for
the stockpile.
The planting of guayule seeds
and seedlings will be undertaken
by the Agriculture Department
Such program was attempted in
Southwest California during World
War II. but was not continued
after hostilities ended.
StOckpile Goal Increased.
Mr.. Small also disclosed that
the goal for the stockpile had beer
increased from it's previously an
nounced $4.2 billion objective.
THE stockpile figure in tota.
objective is what the board thinks
is a safe and very bare minimum
that will see this country through
with great hardship in event OF
total war" he declared.
The board currently carries some
70 items in the Stockpile and it is
under constant study and revision
Mr.. Small said the guayule rub
ber program looks like the mos
promising opportunity of growing
something in this country N event
of a rubber shortage"
No Need to Restrict TV.
Mr.. Small said that there was
a very low limit to which syn
thetic rubber could be used in
many items without adding large
quantities of natural rubber.
The board is taking steps tc
encourage the production of Bra
lillian rubber and also is making
efforts to increase the output OF
other strategic and critical ma
terials, such as nickel and man.
ganeSe.
Mr.. Small said the board saw
no reason to recommend freeze
order on television sets, pointing
out that the output would be re-
duced in any event by the recently
announced material restrictions.
Van Atten Appointed.
In negotiating contracts, the
Munitions Board is making more
rapid progress and fewer mistakes
than was the case in the early
days of World War II" he said.
The chairman said that the
board was getting a number of
able business men to join it. He
announced the appointment of
William Van Atten of New York,
as vice chairman.
Mr.. Van Atten, vice president of
Dun & Bradstreet and chairman
of the New York Board of Trade,
also will act as a special assistant
for North Atlantic Treaty matters.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
Average Russian Lives
|Semi-AIerf Existence,
Army Digest Says

The average Russian citizen
''lives his entire life in an atmos-
phere of military semialert," the
Army Information Digest said to-
day in an article discussing the
Soviet War mobilization BLUEPRINT
The official publication is IS
sued to familiariZe American off,
GERS and men with plans, policies
and happenings in this country's S
Army and in other nations.
Children in Russian schools
learn such phrases as front
offensive and objective" the
Digest said, and the Russian
Pioneer who would be a Boy Scout
here-is taught rife marks, IAN
ship and antitanK tactics.
Geared to Quick Action.
Russia has geared its entire
military and civil structure to
rapid mobilization, whether it be
open or secret. general or partial
mobilization" the Digest stated.
Meanwhile, there were these
defense developments:
l. 1t. Gen. John E. Hull, direc-
tor of the Defense Department. S
Weapons System Evaluation
Group eince 1949, was appointed
Army deputy chief of staff for
administration to succeed 1t. Gen,
Matthew B. Ridgway. now 9th
Army commander in Korea. Ap-
pointment of another deputy chief
to succeed 1t. Gen. Alfred M
Gruenther was expected shortly.
Gen. Gruenther has been named
Gen. Eisenhower chief of staff
in Europe.
Nine Mail Sacks Destroyed.
2. The Army said that nine
sacks of mail were destroyed in
Korea last month to prevent them
from falling into enemy hands.
The disclosure came after Sergt,
Douglas Dunn, 21-year- -old tank
driver, wrote his parents. Mr..
and Mrs Clyde Dunn of Merri-
field. Va, to keep sending him
packages for fear that some of
his had been among those burned.
8. The Navy's salvage vessel
Opportune carried relief supplies
to ST. Kits and Nevis, two earth
quake stricken British islands 200
miles southeast of Puerto Rico.
The Army Information Digest
said no other country bad such an
intensive all-inclusive program
for military training as did
Russia.
Evening star., 1951-01-03

A schoolgirl cadet system is pro-
posed for the Union of South
Africa.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
Louis 6. Hamm 10 Retire
As Teacher in ARLINGTON

Louis G. Hamm, teacher ane
vocational supervisor in Arlington
schools since 1882, will retire this
month, according to Asst. Supt
Charles ]. Walsh.
Mr.. Hamm's successor has moi
been named. Mr.. Hamm is retir.
ing because of poor health. After
his retirment. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamm
who live at 628 North Abingdon
street. will go to their old home
in Buffalo. N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
Bill on Child Cases
Here Sent to Truman

The Senate yesterday accepted
the House version of bill amend
ing District laws relating to chill
dren born out'of wedlock and sent
it to President Truman for sigma
ture.
1t is designed to strengthen Dis
trict law with respect to estab-
lishment of paternity and provi-
sion of support and maintenance
for children born out of wedlock
1t places jurisdiction of all such
cases in the Juvenile Court.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
LOST.

LOST.
BILLFOLD, lady's, green, early New Years
day vic f;tore. HT en- route St. VA MatGtneM Gonn
am-4: :45 pm, or HU. 4207 after u.
Reward. r
BoxER-Female. S months, fawn, white
as ssfst reward sRs to E2 ass5 44do Ext Ext a6S s-t
BOXER. Brindle. male: answers to ~ the
name Of Duke" Reward. Call NO. $3.50,
BLLFoLD. red. iady's: sat. eve: contains
or ST 5000 Ext. 7o5.
BILLFOLD, woman's. red. Upper, keys
attached; money and identification. Call
between West Underwood, Chevy Chase,
and Ordway NV. Reward. OR. 6l
BROWN BILLFOLD-No money In it. Re-
ward. Gail after 5 pm, Ii. 3-6243. u
CHTLD's GREY CAB. suit coat csh size , Z Z
1-4647 after 6 pm. - =
COIN PURSE, containing money and car
keys. vic. Belleview, Gardens Sat. night
10. 2-9426, after pm. =
DIAMOND RING; yellow gold. platinum
setting; vic. Kennedy and Georgia ave
NV: reward. RA s064. d
GLASSES. bifocsls.. shell rims: between
Reservoir I'd eg and 1910 "1st st. NV. Re-
GLASSES, light tortoise shell; lost 100
blk New Hampshire ave, Dec. 81. HO
6I51, Ext 110. -
iaDY's BLACK BAG. med. size; money
shssf' asHd, Tq5d Td sgss y2tsh other articles e
rhinestones. Reward DI. s75s.
NEW YEARS EVE-Wide emerald, Scarab
bracelet: vic; 1900 block ST. NV. Re-
ward. Call DE: 1924. -
frER BAG rsg sla 9ack laff e5fsi
value value. Reward. ia 5744. 5.
POINTER. orange and white, female; IA
spsyeS DID, cal T'' owNrR s Rhfes0P o 5o!4s ha
Police BADGE s79--Lost between 10Th
and E. Capitol and Silver sprins' JAM L,
POLICE BADGE, vic. 9TH and N. Y. ave
Finder return to Pvt. F. j. HAACK
No. 2 Precinct. q
PUPPY; mos. old; white with brown
spots; male. Annandale road. FA. ole3'
PUPPY. black and brown. partly wire
PTse Piease phone s. OK. oa07. w. -
PUPPY. brown. with some white, male;
answers 70 lame IAN OF ri,nad THadS cb,ld Eic' re o.
Ward wa Hsa1sfi, Va. Hss s3es. alter DeS 5. emu te
PURSE. small. black. vie: 18th st. and Pa
ave. nv. Tuesday afternoon; reward
RED IRISH SETTER, male; vicinity Alex.
andria; child's pet. Reward. XII $3.50
RING. diamond cluster in platinum; shape
Of cross. Reward. Phone EN-. 1895
GROWN. 4
SICK GI VETERAN LOST WALLET con-
tanning valuable papers and all the money
she had. Reward. HU. 1884. .
WALLET gearing initials "E. A. S.; iden.
sa' siaIeasiS17 sss7 card etc. no money kewsrd ws
WIRE-HATRED PUPPY, female. 3 mos
old; vicinity Primrose ST., Chevy Chase
Md. Reward. OIL. 0015. 4
WRIST WATCH, lady's diamond EIgin
white gold with black ribbon band; ioSt
e sosi sIe' o. Ae'H'' o. De'' 20 NeNafa' y"
WRIST WATCH, lady's. gold. American
lost Sun. morning. bet. 9th and ane
10th ne. Reward. Ii. 4-6259.
Sa5O REWARD-Pearls. 2 strands witt
Union Station or Pentagon Dec. g. Phon,
NE. 0316. B
FOUND.
BELGIAN SHEPHERD, black, white fin
paws. male. well-mannered. Call DU
sT ao6tas 5saatfa ad call al W. WIS ssos
CaANGE PURSE, vic. Barney Circle. Phone
-OV. 0261. after pm.
Apply Bus conntsr EVENING STAR.
lltn and Pa. ave. NV.
se6oolf e5e faSf SF ls9s. IsaRd vicinity Aser Road
3aaaoo9e aao9 blk. Of auesada St. NV. Cali DU
SHEEP DOG, young; male. gray and
blssk: Pet; upper 16th st. Wo. SECS.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
Alexandra Bonk Builds
$4,000 Branch Office

A branch office is being built
by the Citizens National Bank OF
Alexandria at 1927 King street.
The new structure will be a one
story brick building, costing ap-
proximately $4,000. according to
the building permit.
The banks main Office is at
King and st. Asaph streets. An
other branch is already in opera
ton at 2809 Mount Vernon ave-
nue..
Evening star., 1951-01-03
IGI Sends Houseboy
For More Chickens
And Gets the Bird
By the Assosie.sd Press

TOKYO, Jan. 3.-S/Sergt. Jules
NJ. Schultz is a chicken fancier
Cooked chicken, that is, sub.
Schultz, who Is from Blacks
burg, Va. frequently made known
his tastes to Koreans living near
the airf1eld where he armors F-8S
Sab.te Jets.
The Koreans presented him a
few birds. Sergt. Schultz's appe-
ute was whetted. He sent his
hcuseboy, Chong, out to look for
more chickens.
Chons showed up with 10 birds
All SparroWs.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
Harrison Wins Place
On Ways and Means

Representative Harrison of Vir-
ginia has been elected by House
Democrats to one of three coveted
vacancies on the important Ways
and Means Committee. That
committee makes Democratic as
signments to-, other committees
and handles all tax bills.
The other two elected were Rep
reseptatives Keogh of New York
and Granger of Utah. The ad-
ministration supported Mr.. Keoeh,
Mr.. Granger and Representative
Denton of Indiana. but Mr.. Har-
rison nosed out Mr.. Denton in
the balloting. The South thereby
added to its already strong rep
resentation on Ways and Means.
Evening star., 1951-01-03

III DOGs younR, male. gray and
lssk: pet; upper 16th st. WO. 529s.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
Rhee Awards Citation
To U. S.24th Division
BY the Assoeio,ed Pres,

tokyo. Jan. 3.-President
Syngman Rhee has awarded the
Presidential Unit Citation Of the
Republic of Korea to the United
States Oath Division. Gen. Mac
Arthur's headquarters said today
The division previously won the
American Distinguished Unit Cita-
ton from President Truman.
The Korean citation covered
the period from July to July o.
Mexico's new Accommodation
station, the most powerful in the
entire country, has "a modern
tranSmitters.
Evening star., 1951-06-28

Cotton twills with Upper clos m 20
ing. Assorted coIors. Misses ~
sizes. Regularly l.o5 ------
WSL-North Building :. Sbortswear, Third Floor
Also Penfason and Bethesda Budget Stores
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Peasant BIouses

Cotton botistes with frothy
eyeIet trim. White, pink,
blue and moize. Sizes 81 TO
38. Would regularly sell for
much more ------
WeL--Norfh Building NeckUear,
First Floor-AIso all Brasch Stores
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3SAutomopyles For Sale
TWINS

We invite you to See our Cars
81 Plymouth
81 Hudson Pacemaker. 4-dr. Cd.
81 Kaiser 4-Door Hyd.
SO Ford Crestliner Cd, Radio
SO Plymouth 4-Door Heater
so Studebaker Convertible
SO Hudson Club Coupe Cd.
40 Kaiser Traveller
As Buick Super 4-Door, Radio
48-49 Hudson Super 4-Door
48 Packard 4-Door, Cd. Radio
48-47 Kaiser & Frazer, Cd.
~ Ford 4-Door, Radio, Heater
~ Pontiac 2-Door
40 Ford 4-Door
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soLssll Noslcss


Suhtivisi0u as recorded IN plat
Book Z. Page 50. Honro< Coun-
~. FiartdR Records. from said
northeast corner, bear North
SIS. 2n. West for 4 distance 81
5sS.I feet 20 q paint IN the
shereiine ~ tho hay ~ Florida,
SSSd Point alSo 10 be knosxu as
the point 81 beEinnine Of the
BAY netta11 hand hereinafter
described: frnrh said point OF
beginning. fenffnuE bearing
North 5ss 90 West for dis
lance Of 45t feet, more OF less.
20 q point thence At right an
giles and IN q southwest diFer-
tfnH for a distances Of lbs feet
70 . point. thence Mt right ar
giles and In h sou the&st Dire
ton for distance Of f5e fest,
more or less. to Il paint ON the
Shoreiine Of the Hay nf Florida:
thence tneander the shnreline
OF the Bay OF Florida IN q
aoraheasferiy direction. For a
distance Of 1916 feet more or
less. back 70 the point o. be-
ginning. containing ~ acres.
Also. d parcel es hay bottern
land IN Heof Key Harhor. al
Key vacA. Monroe Eounts
F9eriaa. south 0f and adjacent
to Government lot :. Section
Township 6s South Range ~
East. aud upre particularly de-
scrfbed al falipwx1 Cousntfsr-
ting AZ the ir,1ersertfon ct the
east line 81 Gevernmekt lot
Seetinn Toxnelfip 90 Son5hs
Range q EAST, and The south
Highway No, Il risns seuthxesi-
erlv along the sonfherl. rikisf-
ar-way line of 4. s. Highway
No 1 fxsr d distance Of 500 feet
"a 1 point: fA<net ran south
for i distance 81 SIS Feet more
or less, 70 points on the shore
line Of boot Key HkrfDy. Hafd
noint also 10 be known IS the
point Of beginning Of the bay
bottom hand hereinafter de-
scribsd: from sajd point - be-
ginning continue zouth fur q
dfsfanre Of 800 feet. mere or
less. 10 the appraxI innate deep
water line px Best Key Har-
ber. thence ran West along
said approximate deep water
lire for 4 distance 81 H-ss feet
10 a point: thence ran north Tor
! distance 81 tte Feet mere OF
less. hack 70 the skcrtline;
thence mes ndsr the shprelane la
4 northexSteriy dirtr4ion Tor
distance or SlEs feet. more or
less. bark 10 the point Of be-
ginning contRinink IL acres,
more or iess.
The Purchaser Is required 70 IN
HE advertising cost ana doeunsu'
1he sale. II and when mad
shall he subj%ct 10 the IrnstsS
unto fhemxeire< - I
The phosphate. minerAlr ana meta
ana Sos OF the petroleum fnerec
THE TRUSTEES or IETERNA
IMPROVEMENT FUND rxs<rve q
RIGHT 10 reject the eale.
ny ORDER 81 tte Truste<ss
he internal Improvement fnud
Tie state OF Fiorfd&
FULLER WARREN.
cossrne
Attest.
h. &. Elliot. Sec
trustees i. 4. Fund. -
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business Rentals

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ing material, beer. wine or
groceries, etc. Price Organization
Realtors, All Fleming ST. Phone
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S--Male Help Wanted
NEWSPAPER CARRIERS

APPLICATIONS are being ac-
cepted from boys who desire
newspaper route. Ages: IS to 10
Future vacancies on routes viii
be filled from this new list. See:
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calls.
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so-Lesal Notices
sCentinued,

soDthsasterly property line 81
Fourth Avenue and the south
westerly property line of Ma
tnneyy Avenue run southeast
erlgs along the santAwesterly
property line of Maloney Ave-
ME for distance of 1900 feet
90 point thence with 3 dr.
flectad angle TO the right OF
and IS and continuing In
southeasterly direction for a
distance Of ee0 feet to n point.
theFee at right angles and IN q
soilfhnesteriy direction. for \
distance Of Toe feet. more or
less, 10 a paint on the shore
line of the Straits OF Florida.
said point also 10 be known as
the poSnt Of beginning OF The
property hereinafter described,
frnsn said point Of beginning.
continue southwestern and at
right ANGLES to Malurer Ave-
rue for q distance Of 1890 feet
10 8 pnint, thence Mt right an
giles and snutheasterlx for q
distance OF SEQ feet 60 point:
thence al right angles and
n0rtheaxtsrly fer a distance Of
I 3ea fees back 10 the sh0relins.
theHee sraeaRder the shorelfnA
in a northwegterly direction
for a distance OF 500 feet, back
70 tbs peint OF beginRing. CONF
taining $40 acres. more or less
The Purchaser Is required 20 pay
the advertising cost snd tccuuf e.
4rr stamps.
The Sale, if and when made. shall
be subject 10 the Trustees rescrv-
ing unto themselves rs e or the
phosphate. minerals and metals and
Sex OF the petroleum thereon. or
the-eansier.
Il THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL.
IMPROVEMENT Fund reserve ths
right ~ eiect the sale.
BY ORDER Of the Trustees OF
the Internal Improvement Fund Of
the state OF Florida
FULLER WARREN.
Goyernor
Attest.
+. G. ELLIOT. Sec.
Trustees l. /. Fund
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