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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1e4s, blue; $3.50. Prefect
these English-built Fords for econ.
omy in ,Wash.'s congested trafic;
easy easy to handle and inexpensive to
stration, and see for yourself the
HILL g SANDERS, Wash. Oldest
Ford Dealer. INA. 9s5O). iII4
ATsTi% TsymSp' 1878 SIS boEset b;% door: Se 9a,,
other tan; very nice Condition:
$595. FouE-month guarantee. SAFE.
WAY WAY MOTORS (No. 111D. 1900
AUSTIN T. 1915 4-dr. de luxe model;
TORS. 4o34 Wisconsin ave. NV,
EM; 72s6; Open ewes; It'll 9. 30
AUSTIN l947 4.dr. sedan; equipped; ;
LEE s. sUTIER, 'nSasnHrsi iNc.. Tisi s5Ys 3Yst
M 4s ssa5 1913 opsn Nc e!sr,ass ST
EsseyysEs Ess g ,s75; 1851 JSy. jupiter,
LTD 14th and p. NV.
sS4s. MANHATTAH rA Afro sI5S II KAISER: AsihsTas:
FRAZER. INC: Both sides Of 9TH at
,Rst;. r St. nv: nv, Nc: 2700: "a
easy eye-giass. radio. heater, Dyna,
now, plastic seat covers. Royal
Master white-wall tires: spare never
used. This is 1-owner car. driven
l less than S.S00 actual miles; S2.575.
ST.. NV. DU. $500. 30
BUICK 1947 Super de luxe con-
yertible coupe; beautiful condition:
SS95, terms. ROPER" 18th and
BUICK 1916 sedan; equipped; S6e5;
only S149 down: 2 city blocks OF
1871 Bladensburg Rd.
BUICK 1851 super 4-dr.: radio
heater. 4H;ss. !osf DynanoT: !reen an and l tsr
1850. Ia
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1850: selection Of z. Two doors
and four doors. Variety Of selectivs
colors; A few. two-tones. Stateman
a,.a., and Ambassador models. All COM
pletely equipped. including cruising
have BEEN thoroussly 1e mSa0T ese. Re.
markable values. AS low as Sl,462,
SON. Chevrolet Oldsmobile Dealer,
HSatitsy,Iilseo' AWAi Iiso0si Md $500 Bait. ave.s
NASH 1850 Super Statesman; lovely
stery. Popular. economical. seats
can be converted to full-size bed in
q 4fy. Equipped with radio, heater,
aoe,AN and TsaSy GoTS foE @ t5e 5S, 59sd IS vsl'i95.
NASH l949 sedan; equipped; $S95,
fins 5ns, cars; sls ! :. AUTO AUTO yHoLEsAIERss.. 5.
OLDSMOBILE 1861 "9s" de luxe
Holiday coupe; eauippsd; Blue
S3ssSa s$s%R 81 1890 &sSa HE%
oIDsMoBiIE isls "7e' club sedan:
Hydra-Matic. r. and h.. 2.tons
STEAD SiTsl oM MoT0R T9aS CO.. 1000 sn wilson
oIDsMoBiLE iSie "7e'' 4-dr ssd.;
ssr. sH.sas oLMsTEAp MS aii MoToR SIsSR
CO.. 1000 Wilson blvd. ow. s40o.
OLDsMoBILE 1851 super "ss"' o
ribbon guarantee.- S2,395. DIM
STEAD siCSl. ON MoToE Tsas CO.. 1000 Wilson
OLDSMOBILE 1a46 sedan; equipped;
Si59aS; a only S142 ,, down; z city blocks
oLDsM6sffR M66isfiRs1aEF 1s4s ES; sonvertibl.; ma.
sessories. =, sI'1a5. Phone oL. 81
OLDsMoBIIE 1s47 club cpe.; FUZZY
equipped; Hydra-Matic; good clean
car; car; $3.50; Call AP. 6021 between 5
oLDSMOBILE 1885 4-dr.: r. and h..
cond., runs well. pa passed Va. Va ina in
OLDsMOBILE 1941 i-dr. DIS sed.; Sos
Gasht Gash or rtSI! terms. Pvt. party. TU. 1886
oIbsMoBiLE 9ibst ofiHi 1s47 red conv.: c2s r. and
b., new SC. and top; good cond.
throughout; $s75 or best offer. WA.
oLDsMoBILE '4s "ss" 4.dr. ,essn..
selection of 6; each is a fashion
oand box. mechanically inspected
ana ana renewed; Hydra-Matic drive,
heat: priced as low as $I,297. Only
olson chevreist-oidsmSpotbNilse rek BecIar
syt!x,,,s sWA; ,5%95l, ~; 5000 BALTIC. ave, Hy-
oIbsMoBiiHff' ofII5sHaItei Mf' ,s4s sedan: .ou,nr.a.
$595; only S149 down; 2 city hlocfs
Of fne cars. AUTO Wholesalers.
1871 BladenSburg Rd.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET sedan delivery. new
truck condition. Standard written
guarantee, STEUART TRUCK CEN
IEl IER, e.soSd 29S1 W. Virsinia ave. ne.
VAN, semitrailer. 2s-foot; Omaha
ssnirso ssir brakes; onnesw 11.00x20 tires;
New 1900 miies.. dss. owner 1son IN. ssaas Nus
, sell; Seen any time. BARGAIN. ia
Al foRD 1M-ton truck. 1852 15ssin
wheelbase, all-steel van body, S67t
FORD 1885, stake body, good cond.
reasonable price. Call owner n. D
JOHNSON, NO. 1893. -19
1850 FIG FORD DUMP; 8 I'd. bod,
with 5-yd. end; excel. cond.; car
be bought reasonably; cash only
1900 st. Barnabas rd. Sc. -19
CHEVROLET TRUCK VALUES-'4s
Chevrolet. 2-ton stake, Al cond.
stake body new. excel. rubber. 81
295; 80 Chevrolet A-ton pickup
like new, $1,095; 80 Chevrolet u.
ton panel; owner, low miieage
S1,096; '4S. All trucks guaranteed
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR Co. 7S2l
Wis. ave. OIL. 6100. 30
DODGE 1947 dump truck; good tires
motor recently overhauled. Cal
NAeuu8 So-J.4s
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TRAllERS Cont }

HOUSE TRAILER, '4S Indian, 28-ft.
shower. toilet, garbage disposal
hydraulic dolly, excel. cond.. must
sell. TO. 5453. "a
TRAILER, l wheel luggage, complete
with tarpulin and spare tire. Call
after 8 pm. Rockville 1888. 30
ALL ALUMINUM-Insula 1S-ft. 4
6.3 head room; Kit. Companion;
vented floor furnace; spotless in
terror; peri. towing; orig. owner
WO. 1884 or GE. 1922.
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIvE MIscELLANEoU,
GARAGES

WANTED-A double garage In Col
lege Park. Nd. (brick preferred ;
esSSs Ssi No g 4asa aAsSaIlyTSod .rS t, develOp%snt
REAR 110 11th ST. N.E.-Larse
garage for rent; 1000 50. IT,: $50
AUTO BoDY SHOP. fully EQUIPPED;
percentage or nat rental; good 10
WANTED GARAGE.TYpE BUILDING
or large store. facing street: not
alley. Approx. 1000 50 II. ELLIS
FREED. 1925 N. Fremont ave,
THkaH ThHhk!taiHporSs SAk sMfaat-nr,c. Ma SO SO.
suit. for storage purposes. etc. Cor
9Th and 1ngraham. RA. 6252. After
3 pm. GE. $685.. 80
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TRAHLERS

WANTED-TrsileE space In Alexan-
rG% apd ;; elec;; Esas; IA. 5-seaS, -21
for beach or construction lob; fully
eQuip.; reaS. JU. S-SS67. Al
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont. }

FORD Al c.o.e.-Lw.b., good shape
It, high stakes. perfect fol
trash, farm. etc; $275: 717O Mari.
boro pike Sc. HI. 9442 10
ICE CREAM TRUCKING reasonabl,
offer refused. Call anytime after
REQ n i94s ii Purniture: 1tU: van ksnt :,
excellent condition by Colony House
d2 IT. long. z IT. wide. z IT, high
30. tail gate; very good tires anc
mechanically perfect; low mileage
ready for immediate service. PRICED
low for quick sale. May be seen any.
time. up to. 8 pm. at COLONY
HOUSE, 4244 Conn. ave. NV, OF
phone Woodley 4244.
FORD 1946 dump: S495; ready e
work. ''As is. HILL g. SANDERS
Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer (NA
GMC TRACTOR late 1851 HcRA.
642, AL condition. Can be had for
unpaid balance. SHERIFF MOTOR
co" 900 Rhode Island ave. ne.
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AVIATION

vOYAGER, 1947, rel,-
censed Feb; only 100 hrs. since
major on engine; primary blind
insts.. met / PROP. .2-way radio. red
$4,000 cash or terms. Call OF.
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FARMS tcont.)

DOWN BY THE OLD MILL STREAM
IL, acres Of fertile land, beautiful
old mill and stream. 7-rm. brick
house with bath. z firepis,,, bank
eond, Only $4,000. 80 miles from
D. C..
STOCK FARM, S14,75O.
miles north Of Frederick, lO5 acres
rolling land. well fenced and wa
tered; large bank barn and other
buildings. 7-rm. house. good road to
door terms.
32-ACRE FARM
Beautiful modern brick home, z large
rms, 2 tiled baths. full bsmt.. long
frontage on Route 240. Priced to
sell. Call Mr.. Linthicum, Poolesville
341 with HOWARD R. SCHAFER.
Farm, So Acre-Colored
Groom. modern dwelling, on knoll,
surr1ounded by large naples: barn,
poultry house, several other bldgs.
Land gentle, rolling. fertile. till
able; stream across center; 2 mi.
OF Herndon, 90 mi. D. c.; real buy
at S11 900; $4,000 cash. MILLS
REALTY CO., Annandale. FA. 0999.
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Unusual Advantages
EXCEPTIONAL. VATITEs

unusual Advantages
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
Whether for summer. fall. winter OF
retirement you want. ease and en-
ioyment. At Cobb Island your fish-
on famous Kettle. Bottom Shoals.
Blackstone Island, Herring Bar,
Piney Point and Tall Timbers. In
the fall and winter thousands oi
ducks abound. Cobb leland has
hard surfaced streets. stores. FIRE
department. school bus and close tc
churches.
LOOK THESE OVER
ID Wooded waterfront corner facins
Potomac. 2 bedrms:, liv. rm.. Ice
kit, with sink, complete bath, septic
tanka Z, aa artisan water; only So. Zoo,
t2) Another wooded corner. all-yea,
use; insulated; 2 bedrms.. iee. iiv
rm. and hrepl., unusually sized kit.
cleo. ref9r., gas stove, h.-W, heater,
Cd Other excellent buys as low n,
$3.50 with $500 down.
J. A. CULLEN. DU. 1920 -,
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OTROUT's CATALOGs. either mailed
free. East, Midwest and western.
STROUr. REALTY, lila, Wood
ward BLDG. washington. ST. 37S4.
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C-12 THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS, 1852
STORES FOR RENT Cont

ARLINGTON, Columbia pike, ,O0C
So. IT., with. additional apt. or Of
r; w. MULLEN. oW. 1855. "
,AkLINGTON-Store for rent in busy
shopping area. Reas. rent. ALBERT
H. COHEN CO.. ia. 2-166l. al
N4th AND SHERIFF RD. N.E.-LarRe
modern store with FIVE rooms, kitch.
en- and bath apartment. Suitable for
any business. Available Immediately
E ESgILDIMG. 142o N. Y. ave. NV,
NEW YORK AVE. AND 9th ST. NV.
Corner store. new: ideal for drug
store or any. business: reasonable
rent; long lease: PAPANICOLAS
INVEST, DI. 3047. -2I
1918 I4th ST. NV, attractive store
l5x50. in good business district.
suitable for any business. Good
lease 10, 70 responsible tenant. Ewes.
800 E ST. NV. opp. Hecht's parking
lot. Apply $40 F st. NV, Rm. 10.
End COMML.-Rear IL H st. ne
! 400 so. IT. on 1st f.: oil &C. heat:
$500 mo. r. A. HUMPHREYS, Real
tors, ma. 5000.
500 F ST. N.W.-2,OOo 50. it.. air.
conditioned modern store, hear
Hecht Co., CourthouseS and Govt,
bldgs. next parking lot. MR..
FISHER, EX. 1918. 612 9th st. NV.
20
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
TOP PRICES PAID for End trust
notes. HAROLD B. BoNART &
81 100 1st TRUST. PAY. sos MO-,
WELL SECURED; SILVER SPRING
QUICK. R,A. 34l6.
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WaShington'S Largest Marina
BOATS-NEW AND USED
The Washington Marina
1900 Maine ave. s.w., RE. 4797
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

BEACH, Md. 1893 Fair.
ALL dr.. 2 blocks from Mayo rd., Q.
bedrm.. cottage, lot. SOx10O; cit,
conveniences; large screened porch;
refgr;; $5,250, terms: open for in.
LAKE JACKSON. Manassas, va. -
Beaut. log cabin. 8 rms. bath
home; stone firepl.; artesian well;
ami: Owner on premises and will
sacrifice for $4,000 If sold by Sun
Manassas 079-F-41. go
SHERWOOD FOREST-waterfron,
cottage: beautifully furn.; all-elec
kit: VI: 9O46 through Fri. OpeI
sat: and Sun. No. l Beach DIR. --2s
LAKE yACKSON-Completely fur.
nished 4-bedrm. cabin on waterfront
Call GL. 1885 after 5. 20s
FOR SALE-Ocean Beach. Md. 100,
200 #; commercial lot. WALTER
cnS cTRAAPPHE; APE; Jr; lRSsmington. va.
very desirable lots. in this beautifu
Chesapeake Bay. development. Cot.
tages available for summer or yea,
around; Lots from $3.50 up. KAY
REALTY CO, RA. 22O0; week ends
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VACATION PLACES
LOANS

MAINE SEA COAST-Mod. cottage,
oeaut. loc.; fine beach; avail. few
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

WANTED-1-room ONCE. suitable 10
lenguage teaching; Conn. ave.; Bo'
475-A. Star. lis
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AIR-CONDITIONED
oowntown-Century Bldg, 412 bth
st. NV; modern f1reproof elevator
reasonable rent; singles and large
and small suites. CENTURY CO.,
Room 4O7. 412 9th st. NV. RE.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

PALM BEACH. FLA.-Beatuiful lake
front home. Rent. sale or exchange
Wash. prop Call JU 9-64S1.
FLORIDA, for rent.
Cool. 1st. Il. furn. apt. for / person.
$50 mo. ia. 6543. 30
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LOUIS BURMAN

DOCTORS, ATTENTION
once can be used for either home,
once or both. present doctor tenant
retiring. Apt. 101, 1875 Columbia
rd. NV. or call RA. 1885 for details
= ..-f . -o4
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1000 SO Eft

Several offices available in this large
desirable downtown office building
For further information call BOSS
& PHELPS INC, Ma $500 -27
Evening star., 1952-06-26

Yess true! Many food items at your Saeway do les
this time last year. For examples look the comparisons list
See how many of todays prices really down. It's basic
servicebrnging Immediately the benefit of lower prices
you'll find many lo,ver- than year. ago prices.
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parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Davis.
While in Great Falls the Bor-
gans attended a family reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tally had
Thanksgiving dinner with their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Bud Tally, at the
Jess Schwend ranch.
THE ladies of the Methodist
church are holding a food sale
and bazaar at Kelly's Food
Mart Saturday, Dec. 6, at $50
a. m.-Adv. :
Walter Brekke and Sam Cum
ningham visited the eastern
part of the county Tuesday on
business matters.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Green
and family were dinner guests
Friday evening at the Ralph
Mitchell home near Lodge
Grass.
Mrs. AL Ballensky and daugh-
ter, Gloria, Miss, Helen Grows
and Miss Ruth Berget visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dos
dali at st. Xavier Saturday aft
ernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green
of st. Xavier were Sunday din
ner guests at the home Of the
Rev. and Mrs. Howard GRAY
rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis
and John Swindle went to Den
yer to spend the Thanksgiving
holiday with the Davis son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold hammers. Enroute to
Denver they stopped at Lara
mic, Wyo., to include Miss
Gretchen Swindle in the trip.
Mrs. hammers and daughter,
Lana Lee, accompanied her
parents home for a weeks Wis
It.
BAZAAR Friday and Satur-
day, Dec. SIS, in the Anderson
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Locals

MI. and Mrs. Carl K. Aldrich
spent Thanksgiving at the home
of their Son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. FEATHER,
in Billings. Richard and Dennis
FEATHER returned to Hardin
and spent the week end with
their grandparents.
MI. and Mrs. Bert Romine
had as house guests during
Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs.
Burgess Macleod and daughters
of Billings and MIR. and Mrs. j.
d. Rom3ne, of Bear creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter SecreSt,
MI. and Mrs. Rich Redding and
children, Leona and Tommy
Redding of Hardin, were
Thanksgiving dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Coil Redding and
family.
APRON sale, Saturday, Dec. 6,
Montana Power. Sponsored by
Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saints Relief Society.
-Adv.* 49,
Sunday evening dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Yerger
were MI. and Mrs. Vern Kaiser
and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Yerger and family.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stod-
dard and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walt Kunau spent Thanks
giving day in Billings visiting
with MI. and Mrs. John Baker
and family.
Owe Voight of Dent, Mimi,
was visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. .BernS last week.
Mr.. Voight is a cousin Of Mrs.
BernS. Re %T vi
MI. and Mrs. Sam Cunning
ham were Thanksgiving dinner
guests of MI. and Mrs. Joe
Buechler and family.
OPEN until 9 p. m. Saturdays
during Christmas shopping sea-
son. SOlazzi's.-Adv. "
MI. and Mrs. Herman Kock
entertained MI. and Mrs. Claus
Kock and Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy
Koch for Thanksgiving dinner.
MI. and Mrs. David Borgan
and son, Mark, returned Friday
from Great Falls where they
spent the Thanksgiving holi-
days visiting with Mrs. Borgan's
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Jr. High Youth Group 400.
Sr. High Youth Group $3.50.

Jr. High Youth Group 400.
Sr. High Youth Group $3.50.
st. Johns Lutheran missouri
Synod st. Xavier
o. F. Wagner, pastor
Morning Services $3.50 am.
Sunday School after services.
First Baptist
Corner 9Th and Custer
VIM. J. Penne1l. Pastor
Sunday School, 1000 a. m.
Morning services IL am.
B. Y. f. groups q pm.
Bible Study and prayer 800
pm. each Wednesday.
Foursquare Gospel, 3rd & Miles
Pastor, E. Fitch.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning services. IL a. nj.
Evening Services. 7:45 p. m.
Church Of God, End q Grow
Sunday School, 1000.
Morning Services, HOO. (
Evening Services. 7:45.
Mid Week Services. Wed. al
7:45.
Burgess Memorial, Crow Agency
G. a.. Bentley, pastor
Sunday scnool, 1880 a. m.
Evening Services 1880 pm.
wednesday Evening 1880. In
dian Prayer Meeting.
III #E%EE&EE A@-HEk#+E EESL- w --Eg
Christ Evangelical & Reformed
7O1 N. Cheyenne
a.. C. Kroehler. Pastor
Sunday School Gas am.
Morning Services 10:45 I'm.
Youth Fellowship, Monday,
7:30.
Bible Study and Prayer Ser
vice, wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
Choir practice. Thursday. 1880.
Confirmation class, Saturday,
2 to 4.
Cottage Methodist Church
416 N. Crow.
IL. O.. Butler, Pastor. s@
Sunday School 9:45 am.
Morning Services 11:00 am.
Sermon Topic, Holy Com
munion."
Evening Services, Youth Fell
loWship 6 o'clock.
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st. Joseph's Catholic
G. L. Owens, s. j., pastor
Mass will begin at $3.50 every
Sunday morning.
Church of Jesus Christ Of
Latter Day Saints
Sunday school 10 a. m, In the
Seventh Day Adventist church.
Church Of Open Bible
4th 81 Custer.
C. w. Hart, pastor
Sunday school, 10 a m.
Morning worship, IL a. m.
Evening Services 8 pm.
Mid Week Services 8 pm.
Redeemer Lutheran
missouri SynOd)
4th and Crawford
. o. f. Wagner. pastor
Sunday School and Bible
class 1000 am.
Morning Service HOO am.
First Congregational
Third st. & Cody Ave.
+. Leonard Kovar. Pastor.
Sunday School 9:45 am.
Morning Services IL a. m.
Nursery.
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st. Thomas Episcopal
Center Ave.
Rev. John Hannahs, pastor
Sunday School 10:30-11:3O.
Evening services 7:3O
First Crow Indian Baptist
Lodge Grass, Montana
Sunday services, 10:45 a.m.,
.7:30 pm.
Prayer meetings, wednesday
7:30 pm.
BY meetings, Thursday after
noon.
Sunday school at the Wyola
Mission, 2:30 pm. =
Seventh Day Adventist, 9Th anu
Cody
r.. a. L0dall, Pastor.
Saturday. Sabbath school, $3.50
a. m. Morning service. IL a. m
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Korea Prepares for Eisenhower
Security Measures for Noted Visitors Will Be Stepped Up
When President-eIect Arrives in Seoul and Puson

Van Fleet speak the same Ian
guage; they have been COM
rades in the victory in Europe.
The American field command
ers are sure to speak as bluntly
to Gen. Eisenhower as they did
during the last war. And they
will unquestionably tell him that
only two actions are open to us
if the enemy continues his pres
ent attitude toward a truce:
% Take the offensive after AL
lied ground and air forces have
been substantially strengthened,
or CD remove the Allied forces
from the military trap into
which they have been plunged
by a strategy of mo victory"
lest the Russians unleash a
third world war. No military
man sees other alternatives.
The idea of increasing the
South Korean army into a large
force is admirable on paper. AS
a matter of fact. there are today
more than 500, 900 South Korean
combat troops at the front. But
it will take time before this
number can be doubled or tre-
bled to permit our forces to
become reserves or instructors.
And during this time the Reds
will not remain idle. They have
numerical and probably a fire.
power superiority which they
are bound to use while we are
equipping and training new
ROK forces.
The President-elect's visit to
Korea is not likely to provide
an immediate solution to the
problem. but it will acquaint
with the real facts of the Ko-
rean war the man who on Janu-
airy 20 becomes the commander
in chief in fact as we'll as in
name.
Evening star., 1952-11-08

lied f1repower and the DISPOSE
ton of troops.
Recent reports indicate that
the Reds are bringing important
fresh forces to the front, in
Guiding some excellent troops
from Mongolia and Sinkiang.
The concentration of enemy
firepower is far greater than in
the past, and the lavish use of
artillery ammunition indicates
great availabilitieS gathered dur
ing the 16 months of truce"
parleyS. The so-called Chinese
aviation-which our Air Force
now admits is manned princi-
pally by Russian and Ger
man airmen-has appeared once
more over the front. after a lull
of several weeks.
Gen. Eisenhower will have the
opportunity to gather first
hand information as to how far
our Objectives in Korea have
been attained. While he was
supreme commander in Europe
he heard statements from ad-
ministration spokesmen that we
had inflicted such heavy dam
age on the Reds that they must
realize that aggression does not
pay. Yet we are still on the de-
fenSive on the 38th Parallel,
with no prospect as of this mo-
ment of assuming an offensive
even on limited scale. The fact
that we have restored the
boundaries of South Korea to
where they were on June %,
1850. may be gratifying to some
politicians and considered an
achievement" by such civilians
as President Truman and Sec
retary of State Acheson. But it
is hardly gratifying to men who
have known all about war and
victory.
Gems. Eisenhower. Clark and
Evening star., 1952-11-08
u. 5. Plans 10 Seize
Former Surplus Ships
ey the Associated Press

The Government plans to seize
more than so former surplus ships
it alleges were sold to alien own
ers. and has begun proceedings
against three tankers, a Justice
Department spokesman said last
night.
The spokesman said maritime
libels had been filed in United
States courts in New York and
Norfolk so that court orders could
be sought to take over the three
ships, now at sea. when they
touched at one of these ports.
Basis for the action, the spokes-
man said. was alien ownership of
the North American Shipping &,
Trading Co., which acquired the
ships. The ships were among
those investigated by a Senate
subcommittee several months ago
The Justice official said there
were more than so" other surplus
ships which also had been sold
directly or through other corpora
tions, to alien owners and that
the government would take steps
to confiscate these also. The sur
plus vessels, under the law, were
mot to pass from ownership o1
United States nationals, he ex-
Iplained.
The Senate subcommittee heard
testimony in March that nine
tankers and six Liberty ships came
into the possession Of the NORTH
American Shipping & Trading
Co., in which Stavros Marches, 9
Greek shipowner, had a big finan.
cial interest.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Plea 10 Court Seeks
New Rosenberg Trial
By the Associated Press

A new trial has been petitioned
for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg,
husband and wife facing death as
atomic bomb spies, and an at
torney has asked permission to
file a brief in the case.
The petition was left at the
Supreme Court clerks office yes
terday. It was said to have about
$4,000 signatures and bore the
name, National Committee to
Secure Justice in the Rosenberg
Case" with a New York City ad-
dress.
Attorney Royal w. France of
New York asked to be allowed to
file q friend Of the court brief,
which said in part:
1--WE are asking whether Julius
and Ethel Rosenberg and Morton
Sobel were really proved guilty be-
yond reasonable doubt and on
relevant and competent evi-
dence :"
Sobel, convicted with the Rosen-
bergS, Is serving a 30-year prison
term. The Rosenbergs are under
Ia death sentence in Sing Sing
Prison. The Supreme Court re-
fused October 13 to review their
cases A request to reconsider this
refusal is pending.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
CompCooke Is Put
On Inactive Status
By Discovery of Oil
BY the Associoted Press

CAMP COOKE, Calf, Nov. 8.
The discovery of oil on this 84,-
00O-acre Army camp has caused
it to be placed on an inactive
status for possible use.
The camp is owned almost en-
tirely by the Federal Government.
Subsurface mineral rights were
retained by the owners when the
property was acquired during the
national emergency before the
start of World War II.
Exploration and exploitation OF
the mineral rights was suspended
during the war and until it was
legally ended early this year. The
Union Oil Co. then moved in and
has conducted successful drilling
Operations.
The 44th Infantry, Illinois Ma
|tional Guard Division, which is
now training recruits here. will
move next month to Fort Lewis
Wash, near Tacoma.
The disciplinary barracks will
be retained, and patients and staf
of the hospital will be transferred
to Letterman General Hospital ir
San Francisco and Fitzsimmon,
Army Hospital in Denver.