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Evening star., 1952-10-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1852 black Cranbrook
4-ir. sed.; best heater. turn sig
cash or trade. EN-. 4106. -l6
so 4-dr. sedan: radio,
heater heater, seat .,,,, covers oo6 Sirestional
S1,795. WHEELER INC. Chrysler-
Plymouth GEM. 1909. 1890 Wis
consin ave. --l5
1852 4-door Cranbrook
turn. signals; heater; seat covers,
MoToR SALES. ia. 6-913s. -i5
PLYMOUTH 194s 4-dr. Special de
luxe, radio and heater; this car Is a
steal e rSs $3.50. o See N,,.aa e. MARTIN S5IN
Arlington. Va. oW. .2411. --l7 /.
80 2-dr.: gray: good
1874 9TH st. NV. S155 or best offer.
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr. sed.: has heat
er; orig; paint; mech. peri; clean
car. S165. Can see at 1851 Bia-
f1nSSSTs H. ne sapes a5esr de- R aae 4dr
r.; Ss ss45. h HILL I 4 sANGnsEERs, GsE wash. his 5
Oldest Ford dealer (NA. 985O, lila
Vermont ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1910 2,dr.; radio. heater;
PnY@od4h a 1s4 spse aiesf se luxe einb
coupe; r. and h., new tires: excel
mechanical cond.; $S65. BRENT
WOOD MOTORS, 1717 r. l.. ave
PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrook sedan;
fully equip, excellent cond. Driven
only 10000 miles. Priced for quick
sale at only S1S595. BRENTWOOD
MOTORS. 11Iz r.. I. ave. ne, DU
PIYMOUTH 1a47 club coupe; blue
two toned; very clean; good tires;
mechanically perfect; $695. WI
Pontiac 1850 "s" conv.: Hydra.
loaded with extras, beautiful blacl
fnishs low mileage; by owner
Madison st. NV. GE. 1853. Ia
Evening star., 1952-10-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS 1910 Sedan, in perfect condi-
ton. $2s5; g down. See See at MAR MAR,
blvd. Arlington, Va. oW. 2411;
oLDs 1850 ..es" do luxe 4-dr.; green,
Hydra Matte, fully equipped. $4,000
miles. Pvt. party, must sell; SLS95
cash or best offer. OF. 90l0 or
oLDs 1850 "ss" club coupe; dazzling
pam pan sreen blending nylon custom
Hydra Matte. completely equipped:
sincerely low-mileage. exception
ally performing motor car. Your in
spection and road test will eonyinse
OLSON, Chevrolet oidsmobile Dealer.
tWA. 1905. AP. 2002). 5000 Bait
ave-. Hyattsville. Md.
PACKARD 1912 Clipper, perfect con-
dition. motor reconditioned; $295,
So down. See at MART1N-LONB-
ARDIS'. 1920 wilson blvd, Airing
pSSkXRp tNni ysi 1W; fSz7 2aup sup.r "s" l9 as99oo
4: /. MALHAM. 81. 1900 from s.
PacKAPRipD iSS Pip 1s4s 4-door sedan: S CADET
Sss GaesHP .aee f5pt sDs
JUSTINE NICHOLSON. Chevrolet
Oldsmobile Dealer (WA. 1905, AP.
2002). $500 BALTIC. ave-. Hyattsville.
PACKARD 1850 Abs" 4-dr. sed. ;
r. and h.; beautiful dark blue An
1sh: real bargain at S1.295.
ROYAL MOTORS. INC, Chrysler-
Plymouth, 4l00 Ga. ave. NV, ia.
1900. Open evenings. III
PACKARD l94S 4-dr; r. and h.;
S699 FLOOD PONTIAC. 422I
Conn. WO S4O0.
PACKARD 1941 club coupe little
six; splendid condition.; sacrifice,
S327. terms. ROPER" 18th and
r. l. ave. ne. 49,
PLYMOUTH 1859 Cranbrook 4-dr.
heater, turn signals; one owner; ex.
Gel. cond.: S1,6a5. ME- 1926. Ext
102, Mr.. Williams. Id
Evening star., 1952-10-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1850 Chieftain de luxe
S-cylinder 2-dr;; r. and HI HYDRA
Ma5iSi s1,5So. cH. eE efs5ss' os74. @S'Ooo my %ss
PONTIAC AT Streamliner; r. and h..
many extras; clean car; $3.50. IA.
PoNTiAc StSfii 1851 chieftain rs" e.dr.;i
3-tone gray; r. and h.; HYDRA;
Wv. tires; other extras; l2,500I
miles; peri. cond: BY the owner,
Ext. 63s; OR. 1904 after 8 pm,
PONTIAC 1852 de luxe conv. coupe:
cyl. Hydra-Matic. light green,
black top: completely equipped with
cAbH taa RoNTHAe E TPss!sc co. g. f4s 1r7hs Ah
PoNTixC '4s 4:dr. sedan; dark blue,
thToSshoasht: haa,S na nssss sood.buy family car.
S795. HILL & SANDERS Wash. s.
Oldest Ford Dealer (NA. $500. lila
rUNTTaG VsEn9Hs 'Si aye Catalina n;w Super; 11ooo
Matte MAI $sone eEnss' niss and 81 p $e5 Hyaff eash
trade or terms; guaranteed. CATH
NESS BUICK. INC. used car lot,
51I1 Wis. ave. NV. WO. 1893.
PONTIAC l947 S-cyl., 4-dr., r. and h,
good cond,. $3.50; must sell. Ho.
PONTIAC ONT .4s Convertible; r. and h.,
iustruos black fnish, looks and runs
trade or terms: BREWER MOTORS,
NC, BILL Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
PONTIAC 1e4e convertible "s"; r.
SIa75. RA. 1859: $500 7th st.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 80 Super Statesman, 4-dr,;
Wv. tires, r. and h.; Sl,0e6: $196
IIOcSMnBiARDrs. LONE So 1920 Wilson elyd..
Arl.. Va. OW. 2411. IL
NASH 81 Statesman Custom Airhyte;
sparkling maroon finish; overdripe.
heater, clear Ninyl plastic covers,
every ese respeet 81 5ss HILL SAM
DERs. Wash.'s. Oldest Ford dealer
(NA. $3.50. 1I14 Vermont ave. NV.
coupe; $3.50; driven 5000 miles
as a demonstrator; has overdrive,
reclining seat. radio. seat covers;
ctig. prise; 2;3s7; neW-eaT Ip war. var.
areas oldest Nash dealer, 29th and
NASH x A. 81 aiN 4-dr. sta.esman; fully
equip. full beds, Ryara- Matte. low
mileage; less than yr. old; NO deal
ers: $1,650. ia. S-2691. -11
NASH 80 Ambassador sedan: Sl,575.
tionai signals. foam cushions. radio
/, and kitchen stove. that's the nice
thing about a. WILLIAMS 3 BAKER
Used Nash. all the extras thrown in
At no S,.S eXtTe cost xou X. LIKE IKE o1ssit dsst
Nash dealer. 29th and NJ SITS. NV.
NASH 1851 Rambler station wagon;
r. and h., WV. tires, seat covers:
immaculate in every respect. Only
$I,495; BRENTWOOD MOTORS,
1717 r. /. ave. ne, DU. S1Ss:
OLDSMOBILE 1a49 "9s" black 4-dr.
sedan, Hydra-Matic. T. and. h.. new
tires; privately cwned; perfect con-
dition; $l,525 or best offer. sH.
OTI.DSMOBuE 40 "es"; S1.4Od or
best offer: r. and h.. seat covers;
guaranteed. Can be financed. ME,
oiLID,SMoBlLE 1s4s 76s selection OF
y 2-dr. and 4-dr. Sedans. cpes.; in
a variety of popular colors; all
equipped with Hydra Matte. custom
sturdy and economical cars; 12-pt
| inspected and procesSed: carry oul
| o. K. guarantee; priced es low a.
| ST ,29S. LUSTINE-NICHOLSO Chev-
TGleo!dsno1e Ep adog5 $500 Rsssr psto. MA 7sos
oLDsMOBiLE I941 sedan: beautiful
condition; sacrifice, 1895. terms
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne
oLDsMoBILEs ,4e, AZ, '4s. 40 an.
20: selection ot 3; 2.drs;. 4-drs; .oy, ans !!
az dHv. fuly IL ssqsss ss4PReet Il pasF cesfs
| JUSTINE NICHOLSON. Chevrolet
oldsmobile Dealer tWA. 72O5, AP
2O02). 5000 Bait. ave-. Hyattsville
oLDs Al e-cyl; very clean: pvt
S395. Call AID. 5706 or WI. 1879
| is
Evening star., 1952-10-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

l947, 1s4s and 1850 6's
and SIS Selection of 81; 2 drs.. 4:
drs. and sedan coupes; variety Of
latest shades: nearly all equipped
with Hydr-Matic. radio and air.
condition heat: 12-pt. inspected and
processed with our famous ok.
guarantee. T;Nv Prissd from E,,,isS7 SS53 soM to
Chevrolet q h,sl -oldsmoSiie noSI Dealer iSwAA. IVA.
1905 AP. 2002). 5000 Bait. ave.
Hyattsville. Md.
1852 Land Cruiser;
auto transmission; r. and b. and
many other useful accessories. Here
is an opportunity to buy one Of
Americas most luxurious cars at
a terrific saving. New-car Euaran-
tee; $2595. MCNEIL STUDE-
BAKER. 141S p st. NV. CO. 53,
EN-. 1856. lis
Al Champion 4-dr.
by orig. owner; h., defroster fan;
S150. Cali ewes. TIE. 6l04. -17
194s Champion Regal
S995. LEE 3, BUTLER, INC. DI.
s2TubIBlaRER2 21nS llRsl 21ss $50 g. css%pion NAM adr
fSu1g66sTdE 5 s6TEEs Sns c Scne1 b. GiiS 1is1 III
sT1ubEssARER III 81 RlM 1850 Land Cruiser;
overdrive, oT,aha sresn sifmatia:r ahasa White wall
.rfs nylGn ZEE aDhSlstfsg1 81 S11fgs Gns SG
sRRttprB3khk Sds2k laal 4s alst chsmpicn ss nS 4dr
sedan; climatizer, defroster; other
Ssa5. LEE D. BUTLER, INC. DI.
011O. 1l21 2lst st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 194s convertible; radio,
heater, Hydra Matte; very clean:
excellent condition; new top, excel
lent paint. good tires: S1,195. LEE
D; BUTLER. INC. DI. 01lO. 1l21
21st st. NV.
PONTIAC 1851 chieftain de luxe "s"
2-door sedan. A one-owner car
in beautiful condition. R and h.,
and Hydra-Matic. Pontiac's finest.
Sl,995. BRENTWOOD MOTORS
1G17 r. I. ave. ne. DU. S1SS. -17
PONTIAC 1850 de luxe cdr: s CYL,
Hydra Matte. dark gray, fully eauip-
ped. guaranteed. S1.645. ARCADE
PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving st, NV.
AD. $500. lis
PONTIAC 1851 4-dr. Silver Streak
81; delightful two--tone blue, COM
% we'll cared iDSIn Tor motor @ car; Spare tire; tire
neve: on road; sincere, sturdy
vehicle; 12-pt inspected and pro-
cessed with our famous ok. guar
antee. A sincere value, only 81 092.
JUSTINE NICHOLSON. Chevrolet
Oldsmobile Dealer (WA. 1905 AP.
2002). $500 Bait. ave-. Hyattsville.
PONTIAC '4s Silver streak "s" con-
vertible; attractive palm green. Gus
tom r. and h. HYDRA Matte drive,
new. tan top. custom interior; sin
cerely in excellent mech. condition
12-pt. Inspected: SOLD with our ok.
TTarrrsnty; 81 100; AusTIME-HIClH-
ave. sMA' Hysttsvilie. nHa; lie Nd Ma. 0DOV DAFT
STuDEBAKER 1941 Champion: as
clean as any Al in town; FIRST 1895
takes it. Owner forced to sell coins
in service. OV 4IS6. lib
Evening star., 1952-10-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion; r.
and h., oyerdrtve: q low-mileage car
that cannot be told from new;
beautiful light gray finish; specially
priced at $1,295; guaranteed. cash
trade or terms. BREWER MOTORS.
INC, Sill Wis. ave. NV. WO.
STUDEBAKER '49 Land Cruiser
black; cd, climstize radio. Spe-
cial. S995. LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
DI. 0110, 1121 21st st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1889 sedan; splendid
condition; sacrifice. Sl95, terms.
ROPER 18th and r. /. ave. ne.
49,
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 2-dr. ;
heater and overdrive, orig. blue fin-
ish:. very clean car; guaranteed
mechanically: 81 1895. BRENTWOOD
MOTORS, 17l7 r. /. ave. ne, DU.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Regal de luxe
Champion 2-dr.: attractive tourma-
line finish. exceptionally well cared
Tor motor car. mechanically excel
lent completely equipped. custom
radio and heater plus many useful
accessories: 12-pt. inspection and
carries OK. guarantee: only 81 1876.
JUSTINE NICHOLSON. Chevrolet
Oldsmobile Dealer (WA. 1905. AP.
2o02). 5000 Bait. ave-, Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
AUTOS FOR SALE tcontJ

LINCOLN 1e47 sedan; beautiful looks
4s5. SIS '.'sss I' RofrR asF 81 ,ssS ia
LINCOLN 1949 Cosmo; sedan; beau
S19l; r. b, %. and other extras;
f1.sA fires " luxury auto. for only
SsS5 DOWN Wsdns ssday i,,g special at
$I,Ss5. THElFdrY AuT0 s4Ias sALas'
23Ol Benning s<o. n'e'. Ii. S-ils''
MERCURY 1s49 senv,;s $500; S3oei; take ak;
finance any place you please. Call
DU, eo32 or IA. 7-s%", M
MERCURY 1852 Monterey: maroon
with black top; specially ttted
interior. radio. automatic drive; ..ass low
s'GSs sstS5 tS5 eSlst zps ses sssh ifoS is5s c'0
MERCURY 1851 4-dr.: Mere. heater;
perfect cond. and immaculate. Actual
mileage. $4,000: brand-nsw tires:
Z .tt,T real 4 nm sar: oEl g. 's92 s734. oE IS t
MERCURY so Station Wagon; new
motor; good condition. Needs grill
best offer. WI. 0077, Bethesda-Chevy
MERCURY 1854: metallic gray. +.
W Vnf e ascriea ISssdtiEe ~ s1ssS. sS Can n5T 5T
MEffCuRY MffCuiRY 1860 4-dr. Special sedan;
$1,000: sERGT.. DAY. HI. 800. Ext.
.S:l2a3 before 4;3O: s,o and
heater: S1,595. LEE D. BUTLER
Il2l 2lst St NV, DI 0llu.
MERCURY 1850 2-tone blue-gray; r.,
h.. cd; good tires; excel. cond.; /
owner. WIN sacrifice at $3.50. Call
MERCURY ia4s club coupe; delisht-
full forest green, custom seat covers.
Hnger-tip control. long range radio.
heater and dual control defroSters;
sScsElept Ssa %aehSnlfa sSndlaeH cbeH
rolet- -OldsmobiIe Dealer (WA: 720o.
AP.. 2O02j. 5000 Bait. ave-. Hyatts-
NJ. G. 1859; excel. eond.. comoIete;
blue Mnst aiqst saeThGs see s,san any ST. ai5eE-
MG. 1851, many extras. s1,5s6
IiG 81. 81, ,497: also 81. Crosley
ssa saP'F .s :P9rt JAes assd'Efs sE @ O1sfsiE ifsi
Call EN-, 1928 or EN-. 40IO. --19
with only $4,000 mi. This is the
economical car you've been lookinl
see It. drive it. buy It. ASK, for Bill
for any intormation;. VII accept
1o02 East-West Highway. JU
NASH. Isl. Rambler station wagon
Z: and h.. overdrive. $1,000. TIE
NASH 1s4s 900" 4-dr.: T. and h.
good rubber tires. new spare; S79o
Private owner. Call after 2 Pm
NASH & S1Ss 1915 4-dr.; 1900" r. and h;
very good cond.; special today only
S495. HAINES MOTOR SALES.
S232 Ga. ave. SH. 1915.
NASH 80 super Ambassador; attrac'
tive cell blue finish; Airfyte desigr
and appearance; an economical car
fully equipped; Hydra Matte drive
remarkable value; only S1,492
LUSTINE-NICHOLSO Chevrolet
Oldsmobile Dealer (WA. 7205, AP
2OO2J. 5000 BALTIC. ave-, Hyattsville
Nd.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AZ cream -colored
conv.;; heater and good cond.; 500
or best offer. Call WO. 7341. 10
STUDE. 80 de luxe 2-door: heater.
equip; very clean good tires; 81 ,295.
HILL e. SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer tNA. 9S5OD, 1114 Ver-
mont ave. p.w.
WILLYS 1850 de luxe station wagon.
with overdrive; almost brand-new:
only 2,50n miles: truly perfect con.
dition; sacrifice. $1,195. terms.
ROPER 18th and R. I. ave, ne.
STATION WAGON. '4s De Soto su-
burban; 9-passenger; leather uphol-
stery: r. and H.. S995. HORNER'S,
9Th and Fla ne. At. 6464. lis
NASH 81
Rambler Greenbriar station wagon:
T: and h. overdrive, Wv. tires.
maculately clean. A fine value:
terms. guarantee: 81 .695.
NASH ARLINGTON CORP.
Rosslyn-end of Key Bridge. GL. 5000.
Open ewes. till 9. -16
Evening star., 1952-10-15

You just can't be sure of get
ting the No. l deal on an
automobile until you've seen
Uncle Joe Cherner! How do
you know? More folks say
so! And that goes for every
thing from a Ford to a Lin
coin or a Mercury! Be sure
today in every way. You
can't unless you see one of
the worlds biggest dealers,
Uncle Joe Cherner. How do
you know? More folks say
so!
Evening star., 1952-08-02
Two HoIdup Men Kill Clerk,
Shoot Futher-in-Low in Bronx
Wives Of Victims Watch Midnight Staying
After Return From Gay Beech Outing

ito the Bronx shortly after mid
might from beach party at
nearby Rye, N. Y, in separate
cars. Mr.. Hopkins had parked
his automobile and was with his
wife and mother-in-law while Mr..
Mccullough was locking up his
own car a short distance away.
Suddenly two holdup men ap-
preached, one on each side of Mr..
Nc McCullough's vehicle. They forced
him to get back inside.
Mr.. Hopkins and the two wives
noticed the incident and Mr.. Hop
kins ran back to- investigate. Al
|gunpoint, he. too, was forced into
the car. One Of the lioldups il1er
commanded: Lets get going"
The women rushed up and be.
gan to scream.
Several shots rang out. and Mr.
Hopkins staggered from the car
The holdup men leaped from il
and ran.
Mr.. Hopkins was employed b,
his father-in-law, a warehouse su.
lperintendent.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
|Sointhood for Eva Peron Urqed
In Argentine Cable to Pope Plus
Votcon Says Rome Cont Toke Initiotive;
Permanent DispIoy Of Body Is Indicated

known about her religious vir-
tues and, at first sight, there
seems not to have been any of the
heroism required by the church
in such matters"
The Vatican source added the
Congregation of Rites has received
no beatification petition as yet.
Even though the Pope should
agree to the proposal, the process
of beatifying a person must go
through many stages during
years OF inquiry. And final eleva-
ton to sainthood takes many
more years after that.
An announcement from the
Presidents Office implied Mrs. Pc
ron's body may be specially en-
balmed for permanent public view
in a glass coffin, which is to be
placed in monument to be built
IN the heart of Buenos Aires.
The announcement did not say
this directly, but declared that,
after the first lady's temporary
burial August 10. mo one can see
the remains of Eva Peron for one
year. the period needed for the
work of conservation which will
give the body absolute corporeal
permanence. thus fulfilling the
wish of the illustrious departed
one"
Evening star., 1952-08-02
Reds Are Losing War in Koreo.
Face Revolt, Says Missionary

He said that from May to the
middle of June there was a con-
tinuous moving Of Chinese troops
|northward through Pyongyang.
The Chinese were marching in
groups. blowing horns and beat
ling drums. Most of them looked
tired, he said, and few had rifles.
For the first few weeks they moved
in darkness, but later marched
in daylight as well.
The missionary said the Yunan
AREA on the western front was
|emptied of population by Chinese
troops and that only North Ko-
rean farmer troops" were doing
farm work. Chinese troops mov-
ling out of the Yunan area could
be seen until recently and no re-
placements came in, he said.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
Free Hand in Iran Rule
Grunted to Mossudeoh
BY the Associated pra..

TEHRAN, Iran, Aug. 2.-The
Iranian Senate today rubber
stamped unlimited powers during
the next six months for Premier
Mohammed Mossa deg h, and
blasted American advisers to Iran.
The resounding vote of conf
|dence-34 to followed similar
action Thursday by the Mails
Qower house,. Premier Mossa-
|degh now has q completely free
hand to implement his nine-point
program intended to put Iran back
in the black financially.
He has promised sweeping
changes in the economic, social,
financial and judicial life of the
country, now virtually bankrupt
because of loss of oil revenues
since naturalization of the Anglo
Iranian Oil Co. last year.
One senator demanded that
Iran nationalize its fisheries in
|duStry. This was a direct slap at
Russia, which has a lucrative
caviar concession in Iranian waters
of the Caspian Sea that expires
this fall.
Evening star., 1952-08-02

A few experts and a lot Of anna
teurs scanned skies over Washing
ton during last night. but could
find little to add to the growing
reports Of mysterious objects in
the air.
TeleviSion cameras were trained
|skyWard, q plane carrying news
paper reporters and others cir
cled overhead, and the radar
screens were busy.
But the elusive flying saucers
remained elusive.
Elsewhere, the Government was
getting more and more involved
in the flying saucer search as it
kept Air Force planes alerted to
give chase when it looked like one
of the objects was nearby.
There were many unconfirmed
telephone calls from Washington
area residents that they had
Evening star., 1952-08-02
BoWieWonlan Report,
Early Morning Attack
by 7 in Franklin Park
One Suspect Cought
In Police Chase After
Housewife Screams

A 43-year-old Bowie. Md,
housewife told Park Police she
was raped in Franklin Park early
today.
Police said the woman told them
she was walking through the park
at Thirteenth and K streets NV.
about 6:15 am. today. on the way
to meet her brother.
She had come from her home in
Bowie to pick UP the brother, q
carnival worker. and take him
home with her.
AS she passed a clump of bushes,
two colored men leaped out and
grabbed her. she said. They
dragged her back into the bushes
where one of the men held her by
the throat while the other raped
her.
Park Police Pvt. James E
Thomas said the woman screamed
at him: "Pick him up! Pick him
up!"
Then he saw two colored men
break into run. He gave chase
and nabbed one of them at
Twelfth and H streets NV. The
37-year-old suspect was taken to
Park Police headquarters for
Questioning.
The other suspect, who escaped,
was described as about IS years
old, five feet 10 inches tall, and
weighing about $50 pounds. He
was wearing a straw hat, black
trousers and tan jacket.
The woman was taken to CAL
Ilinger Hospital. where it was re-
ported she had scratches on her
neck.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
BY the Associated Press

BUENOS AIRES. Argentina,
Aug. 2.-Argentine workers pro-
posed today that Eva Peron be
elevated to eventual sainthood in
the Roman Catholic church. In
dications were that her body may
be permanently displayed to the
public in a hulti-million-dollar
In a cable to Pope Plus XII, the
Union of Food Industry Workers,
claiming 10000 members. asked
that the proceedings be started
for beatification and eventual
canonization for President Juan
D. Peron's wife, who died last Sat-
urday after a long illness.
From Vatican City, however,
came word that the Holy See was
not in a position to take the in
itiative. A high Vatican source
said it was customary that such
proceedings start in the diocese
where the person to be beatif1ed
had lived and died.
The foundation is a heroic prac-
tice of the Christian virtues, the
Vatican informant said, adding
while in the case of Mrs. Peron
the civil virtues were practiced
in an evident way. nothing is
Evening star., 1952-08-02
200-Yord Border Strip
Seized by Russian Colonel

RATzEBURG. Germany. Aug
2 (P.-A Soviet colonel in COM
mand of East German People s
Police seized a 20O-yard strip of
West German territory today on
the interzonal frontier and re-
fused a British officers demand
to evacuate it, Western police re-
ported.
The strip, ITO yards deep, was
alleged by the colonel to belong
to the Russian zone. It lies along
the Ratzeburg-S -Schoenburg high
way connecting Schleswig- -Hol-
stein and Soviet-occupied Meek
lenburg.
The Communist police from the
East, armed with rifles, marched
in and took possession in broad
daylight.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
Rain Due 10 Continue
All Day and Toniqht

Showers and storms that started
last night are going to last all day
and tonight, the weather forecas-
ter said.
His forecasts for Washington,
Maryland and Virginia are all the
same:
Mostly cloudy today with occa-
sional showers and thunderstorms
continuing through the night.
Sunday will be cloudy and there
will be scattered afternoon thun-
dershowers.
The high for today in Washing
ton will be in the middle 80s, he
said, with a low tonight about 70.
The rain began at 3:45 O'Clock
this morning. At 8:15 am, the
rain gauge had .28 inches. Some
areas had more than that.
The forecaster didn't predict
how much more rain will fall.
He said Maryland and Virginia
farmers would get enough to help
their crops considerably.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
Plane Engine Trouble
Again Delays Acheson
On Trip TO Honolulu
Third Constellation
En- Route to Denver
From Washington
BY the Associated Press

DENVER, Aug. 2. Engine
trouble has delayed Secretary OF
State Dean Acheson here for a
second time within less than "a
hours in a flight to Honolulu.
MIR. Acheson and his party were
forced down yesterday when ar
Tough Problem Foees Pacific Conference
Diplomats Warned. Pose Bill
engine went bad on their Military
Air Transport Constellation.
A second Constellation was
flown from Washington and Of
ficials at Lowry Air Force base
said the craft came in with one
engine feathered. A third plane
was en- route to Denver from
Washington.
Estate Department officials in
Washington said Mr.. AcheSon
and his party now expect to
reach Honolulu tomorrow after
noon a pm. local time) after
an overnight stopover in San
Francisco. The only explana-
ton they had for the engine
trouble was lust bad luck.")
The first plane made a routine
landing at the Lowry base yes
terday.
Mr.. Acheson, on the way to
Honolulu to put into effect a new
Pacific defensive alliance among
the United States, Australia and
New Zealand, spent the night in
a suite at Fitzsimmons Army Hos
pital.
Originally, Mr.. Acheson, Am:
bassador Philip c. Jessup, Assis-
tant Secretaries George E. Perk-
ins and John M. Allison and staff
members were scheduled to spend
last night in San Francisco anc
take off for Honolulu at noon to-
day.
Brad Connor, Mr.. Acheson's in.
formation officer, said the plane
difficulties resulted in no passen-
ger casualties. But there was
some unofficial indication that the
Secretary of State was shaker
by the experience.
After the plane landed, a CHECK
for accommodations was made
The party declined to stay at the
Brown Palace Hotel when rooms
"a few feet from the headquarters
Iof Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican presidential nominee
were offered.