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FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

CHESAPEAKE BAY; summer cottage,
accommodate 5; elec. kit; ideal for
children. WO. 1927. IS
FURNISHED COTTAGE. Cobb Island.
Modern; available after July 8;
tiled kitchen, bath, shower; 60ft.
from sea wall; sleeps 8, adults only.
Fine fishing, boating, swimming. For
further details, call LA. 6-S99S:
COLONIAL BEACH-Emily's Beach
Haven on Potomac River at 1st St
Cottages and unusual units: cool
Sa..S S eleG hatnS sn hot sb wasfs c1sb ey5 Go
COLONIAL BEACH. cottage for rent
NORTH SHi BEACH PARK-waterfront;
80 It, front porch, ,liv. rm,., din.
rm., bedrms.. elec. kit. and bath;
mod. attrac. furn.; 5000 for season.
SG fBEAcH-waterfront prop
for for rent; Sass electric sas and s bath
MHAnsoS's IA; S.s' BEACH. DEALE. Md.
bedrm., furn. cottage; mod. bathing,
fishing. Call NO. 1885, ewes. =
NORTH BEACH large rooms and
porch cottage: vacant July tc
LONG BEACH RENTALs-1. 2 and 4
waterfront colony; rentals, S45 Z
500 per week; everything furn. but
linens; no finer bathing, fishing ol
Grabbing on Chesapeake Bay; choice
periods available. Select your va
cation cottage today. NJ. E; ROCK
HILL. INC, Prince Frederick 3OS-J'
St Leonard, Md
Evening star., 1952-07-03
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

CLEAN 1851 or 1852 sedan, by pvt.
party. Will pay all cash; no dealers.
oiuk iHi new new OPENING has been ne ter
rife: l am desperate for the cars
mes' of more nor T q0g goSa san
AdNER AoT aNe MoroR Rs SAFES. fis NO come Is N N
s.. ss;, South Capitol and NJ %
ya2d mqde ana and ased 0nd esf for yo nies
parts for sale. WARREN's, Ii.
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 so or
1851 auto Immediately. Call DI
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week: highest cash prices paid for
coon sSod MAJ NAN 'fsSi FOR 81 BAD 15'SdAiR CARS and
trucks; junkers $40 and up. Call
IA. 1859; immediate removal.
for nice loW-miiease aI cars. afSI NORRIS IRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga. ave. RA. lI22.
6HRYSLER wanted. Will pay TOP
cash price for clean Chrysler. Mr..
Dunnigan. ROYAL. MOTORS. INC.
tChrysler-P,lIymSo.ussss) 10 Kennedy
FaiRn. Al MI Honest TS; s4Ssi afPRArsALs o, al,
%skiS %skEE Fac rs 1854 assured .s nv.
WE NEED CARS regardless Of make;
highest prices paid. Don't sell or
trade until you give US the oppor-
price. We viii pay OH balance if
any. All cash. See the salesman
at our convenient downtown drive
In location, $50 to 9 pm. weekdays:
$50 to $50; Saturdays; HILL &
6ealer sNA wSS wnsSa, zig 1esS T.-ror' rord
ave. NV.
CLEAN, MECH. SOUND 4-dr. sedan.
GE. TAO, evenings. a.
I. WOULD LIKE TO BUY q clean
late model car. preferably with radio
and heater; can pay all cash. ME.
Evening star., 1952-07-03
VIRGINIA REACH

VIRGINIA BEACH
Beautiful ocean front house available
Immediately, 4 bedrms., baths, liv
rm., dining rm.. kit, laundry rm
with auto. washer; lge. landScaped
lawn, extra showers outside; all
new furniture, new beds and mat
tresses; bargain. 81 $50 thru Labor
phone Virginia Beach 1990-J.
Evening star., 1952-07-03
RoATS

lS-FT. SLOOP-Mercury class. newly
painted, beautiful condition.; afioat
at Hartge's Yard, Eastport. Md.
Peterson built, Larsen sails many
accessories including special outboard
hitting; must be sold this week end.
oGTBoxRD iFl Soasi MOTOR, Martin. ~ R.p
twin; barely used; clean. perfect
fFT 1fuPnins sAXaSSx GgdsEi S19o xFTcR ~ S794o; 10,
i've; heads heads. salley. ness Can saS be siseSa seer
ANNAPOLIS YACHT BASIN. Slip IA
between 10 am. and 4 pm, July
sAIIBSoATi. S IT. 1s IT,. 1 silk sail; IDEAL
fisniine; hsi,ine sssn cSmfortable: new paint; al
1e-FT. y-B0TToM oatbosrd; iHSi0 2 mo
old; dssigned for rough water; $3.50
OWENS DE IuxE SPORT CRUISER,
333ooft; 1850 model. like new: twin
90 hoars eeaar ensne' ha maSosan9 sis saag
finish; cabin. never used, consisting
of 2 berths and complete galley;
forepeak washroom with toilet; lge,
cockpit. insulated fishwell; many
extras. This is a one-owner boat
house since day Of delivery W and I"i Is
in perfect condition. OWNER, An
FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Bay.
Eastern Bay. Gooses; Herring Bay
WH. vGE 14eisss55vasion 4is5' call CAPT KING
sHHBoAT. Comet class; loft, COM
pletely REIN. S345 or best offer.
rMESrS Mqss Se1 f0PtsSt PSST B5Y SSxS SSS
1949; Flagship eng. Rock Hold
Creek. NV. of bridge at Deale. Md.
81 $50. C. r. WHITMAN. TIE.
BOAT: 1ea-tt,:. for sale: good con-
dition; FORD vs. engine; Can be
Md dw We Vest y RiyeE 4171. See MR..
FISHING PARTIES, Herring Bay,
Eastern Bay and Goose's Bay.
CAPTAIN BEATTY. West River 621S.
MATTHEWS 1888 sedan; beautiful
condition. Chrysler engine, ship-to-
M9on SSeEs pMaGnsl pMaRlr,s etc Contact ~ HAR ar
dJos dTJJoNAL MoToRBoAr SALES, ME-.
OUTBoARD, 1850 johnson. 10 hip,
gear shift. stand. extra prop, steer
ing control; 81 65. XII. $1,000. --3
OUTBOARD. 6 h.p. Elgin. late model.
excellent cond.. used very little;
sacrifice S95. LA. 6-531S. 3s
SAILBOAT. 14s IT. mahog. decking.
oak frame, cedar splanking. COM
pletely refinished; sail. outboard or
row: many extras. S295 or best offer.
JE. 2-7061. Il
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ALSO
ACREAGE

Retirement homesites from 2 to 3
acres, near the water. with use OF
the beach, recreation park and boat
anchorage. Priced from $3.50, with
budget terms. Representatives on
property daily and Sunday.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$500 SECOND TRUST, payable S52
mo-. 6es; colored 2 apt. house. Civil
rSF ssFvifiR sRiGFs sg rSS Tor ' IND srSs;
notes. . HAROLD D. BoNART d
and trusts. $500. payable ss5
mo. q ga So. $50; $4;S9Q, pay
GOAL; eves., 10. 2-3317. "a
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LONG REACH

A<4NS 49GAN44
Most outstanding waterfront view on
Chesapeake Bay: beautiful home for
those seeking the best; fine year.
round home: 3 bedrms., 3 baths; on
1A-acre lot beautifully Handicapped:
must be seen to be appreciated;
price S26,500, terms to suit pur-
chaser: enjoy this summer! Immed.
LONG BEACH
Year-'rosnd home. fully modern:
large living room. kitchen. bed
rms. bath and inclosed porch; oil;
fired floor furnace, gas stove and
automatic water heater, electric
refrigerator: lot 50x1 90; short dis
tance from bay: price $10,oOO
Terms to suit buyer.
LONG BEACH
Wooded lots 7Ox126. overlookini
water, $3.50. Terms, 20& dowI
and SEQ per month.
LONG BEACH
wooded corner lot. 50x100. on hard
surfaced I'd reaSS esS ,sT $500; 05Gn,S terms 2oe'
TO inspect. drive miles south o.
Prince Frederick on Solomons Is
land rd.. turn left at st. Leonard
and follow LonG Beach sisns Il
NJ Z. RocKHILL. INC.
st. Leonard. MARYLAND
Phone Prince Fredertck 306-J
Evening star., 1952-07-03
CHESAPEAKE BAY

O441OzAA I4A1A0 DAA
NEAR NEW BAY BRIDGE
Just one hour from Baltimore; new
all-year-around BUNGALOW: 3 bed
rms, large paneled liv. rm. with
flrepl.. oil heat; additional building
24Y36 IT; can be used partly as
garage also two large rooms and
bath; lot u acre: original cost
over $4,000; priced for quick sale.
S14 900. Call Mr.. Ellicott. DAVID
NJ. NICHOLS e. CO., Eastern Shore
ofhce. Stevensville, Md. Phone
EfANansariIla o 10y
Evening star., 1952-07-03
VACATION PLACES

3-BEDROOM COTTAGE. completely
furnished, nr. water; h.-w.h., modern
conv. Avail. Immediately. Long
Beach, Md. WO. 6036. --3
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you will not" he said sharply.
There's no call for it," He cdded
almost sulzily, ''She has yellow
hair"
"A blonde?" said Edith softly.
The anger had died out of her eyes.
mice figure, Scottie?"
ASK Phil Harvey. SEES already
begun to work her wiles on him. She
had him drooling all over the place
this morning."
If anybody made advances II
was Harvey" she said firmly. ''HC
can't help it. Born romantic, that
lad. Why, he was even making
passes at me the night he came
here for dinner" Ther. with mis-.
chief in her eyes, Edith went or
enumerating Kate Fuller's charms
as she imagined them. "Dimpled
chin, classical features, eyes as
blue as Capri water -
Her eyes are gray" said Dr.
Kenyon Grossly.
OH" Edith's laughter rippleo
out. Poor Scottie! It would have
been much easier to go on hating
her if she'd turned out to be ugly
instead Of beautiful"
Don't tease your brother, Edith, u
chided Mrs. Kenyon gently.
Let her say what she wants to,
Mother, she can't change my opin'
ions for me. DR.. Fuller's personal
appearance is immaterial."
Scott, you're impossiblel" cried
Edith angrily.
Kenyon's blue eyes Lit fire for ar
instant, but he sa l nothing.
please don't quarrel, children, ct
pleaded Mrs. Kenyon. We've beer
such a happy family"
II can't remain silent, Mother. /"
Edith spoke in a strained voice.
Its perfectly ridiculous Of Scott
to object to women doctors. feel
ashamed to think that he would ex.
clude my sex from the profession
he thinks SO highly Of. ] must say,
Scott, I never realized before that
you considered women such infer.
ior beings" Edith took a hand,
kerchief from her pocret and lnead.
ed it into ball between her moist
palms.
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Charlie Beasley has returned
home after several weeks stay in
the Veterans hospital in Norfolk.
We are glad to see him home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Beacham
made a trip to Hatteras Island
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williams
spent Sunday and Monday in Avon
with Mrs. Williams parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Dudley who were
returning to their home after sew
eral months visit with the Will
liams family.
The Colington Home Demon
stration Club held it's monthly
meeting June "a at the home of
Mrs. Mincie Partridge. The meet
ing was a weiner roast held at
5 P. M, rather than the regular
2 P. M. hour with seventeen per-
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ABSORBING NOVEL go. BY DOROTHY PIERCE WALKER !

Thanks, Sis" DR.. Kenyo
stretched his long legs out in front
Of him, rested his head against the
back of the chair and watched a
yellow butterfly fiuttering in the
vicinity. This is the coolest spot
I've struck" he said gratefully. 1T
was sweltering in the hospital.
don't see how the patients stand
it." His head lifted, his glance
rested on the volume his sister had
put down moment before. What
are you reading, Edith"
''Oh. just a book of fiction"
Edith's taste ran to history and
biographies. "One of a lot Grace
Blake sent in. She belongs to every
book club and of course she can't
keep up with the books they send
her. We get most of them with
the pages uncut"
Mrs. Kenyon glanced at her
daughter over the white scarf she
was knitting for a church bazaar.
You should be grateful, dear"
'Oh, am, particularly when
something note worthy arrives"
Edith sighed. Those who allot US
our buying funds seem to have over
looked the fact that books have
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MANTEo PERSONALS

Mrs Peggy Etheridge returned
Friday to Portsmouth, Va, after
visiting in Manteo for a week. Her
mother, Mrs. Alethia Sawyer, who
accompanied her to Manteo, re-
manned to spend the summer with
another daughter, Mrs. Kenneth
Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Lewis and
daughter, Winnie, of Norfolk,
spent last week end with Mrs. Lew
is mother, Mrs. Cecil Mann.
Mrs. .Juanita Parker has as her
weekend guests Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Parker and son of Lasker, and Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Curtis and daugh-
ter, Nancy, of Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Parent
and daughter, Linda, arrived last
week from N. C. State College,
Raleigh, and are spending the
summer with Mrs. Parents faith
er and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Dew
ey Hayman at Mays Head.
Mrs. Leo Midgette has returned
to her home at Mays Head from
Norfolk, where she recently I'M
derwent an operation and treat
ment. Immediately after leaving
the hospital she spent several
weeks with her son, Lewis Mid
gett, whose home is in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Meekins and
Mrs. Rennie Williamson of Man.
teo, and Mrs. J. E. Baum of Kitty
Hawk, attended the organ concert
by E. Power Biggs Wednesday
night in the auditorium at East
Carolina College, Greenville. Mrs,
Meekins, who is attending summer
school at ECC, Joined the others
there.
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Edith Kenyon Questions
Scott About New Intern

Thanks. I'll buy several" Edith
gave her brother a warmly affec-
tionate glance as she folded the
bill neatly and put it into tie pocket
of the pale blue linen dress she was
wearing. Edith dressed with ex-
treme simplicity; cottons in the
summer, tailored tweeds in the
winter. Her only piece of jewelry
was a sterling silver brooch which
her brother had given her when
she graduated from college.
During the last few minutes,
Edith had given evidence Of grow
ing inner tension. She acted as if
she was waiting for Scott to tell her
some particularly interesting piece
Of news. AS the minutes slipped by
and he simply sat in his chair,
Edith began to fidget. Finally she
leaned toward him. eyes aight.
did she come, Scott?"
''Who?" He looked utterly indiffet-
ent.
3AASh AOOhCA NCACNs
kate Fuller" she said crisply.
''T'he woman interim" Kenyon ap-
peared bored Eyes"
Mrs. Kenyon cleared her throat
and sent warning glance at Edith.
Edith ignored it.
whats she like, Scott?"
DR.. Kenyon kept his eyes on
small cloud slowly disintegrating
against the solid blue of the sky.
Part of his hardness today had
been desire to escape what was
obviously now coming. It had been
his unfailing habit heretofore to
gather up bits of local and hospital
gossip and bring them home to his
mother and sister, thus sharing
his daily life with them. Edith and
Mrs. Kenyon did the same so that
the three had. in the past, enjoyed
many delightful sessions at the din
ner table or during brief stretches
of time like this. Ordinarily. the
arrival Of new intern. particular
ly a woman, would have provided
them with a feast of comment and
j speculation, but now there was a
look of such remoten SIS on Scott s
face that his sister was moved to
pick up small stone and hurl it
with all her strength to the ground
Mrs. Kenyon looked shocked.
Edith"
Il know, Mother, but SCOTS so
stubborn. He's perfectly aware that
we're dying of curiosity and there
he sits mute as an oyster!" Edith
challenged her brother. IF you
won't describe her, Scott. I'll 60 to
the hospital and meet her."
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CHAPTER II

All the young nurses at the hos
pital sighed over him and were
piQued because he so seldom asked
any of them out md, when on
rare occasions he did, that there
was no love making or promise Of
future security in the picture.
Some said, How could he marry
with a mother and sister hanging
on to him?"
Five years ago, when lis father
died, the family was living in an
apartment near the hospital where
Scott was a resident. There was
some money from his fathers insur-
ance and, encouraged by his mother
and sister, Scott had, in due time,
looked about for a place in which
to settle,
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Lower, slower depreciation
Records show that Chevrolet trucks
additionally bring more at resale
than any other make which costs
about the same new. The market
value of Chevrolet trucks stays up
because the value stays in.
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Model for modeI-cOsts less

WVu0t IOE WOu0I-COSIS less
Stack up a Chevrolet truck against
any other truck with comparable
specifications, capable of handling
the same payloadS. You'll find the
Chevrolet truck lists for less and
brings you great features.
Mile after mile at rock bottom cost
Truck users everywhere have
proved that Chevrolet costs the
least of all to own and maintain.
Valve in Head economy, in tho
LoadmaSter or Thriftmaster en-.
gineS, saves on gas.
Right truck for the job saves money
Chevrolet trucks are factory
matched your payload require
ments. You don't waste money by
buying too much ruck"-you don't
risk work interruption by buying
too little truck"
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ITO Be Continued)
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clicking OF MRS. Kenyon's neeuIes.

clicking OF mrs. Kenyon's neeoIes.
What l object to is that you're
condemning Kate Fuller before she's
had fair trial." Edith said pres
emily. ''You always expect the
worst and good many times your
fears turn out to be groundless. Why
not lock on the bright side for a
change? She may turn out to be the
best intern Peoples ever had"
mot chance. Deedv," said
Kenyon fatty.
Wasn't that the telephone?"
asked Mrs. Kenyon, with a sort of
desperation in her gentle voice.
Edith smiled affectionately at her
mother.
ITO Be Continued)
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Edith and Scott Quarrel
Over Kate Fuller

Il didn't particularly blame you,
Scott" she went on, while her bro
Their sat watching her with mar
rowed eyes and faint, ironic smile,
when you stood up against DR..
Smith at the start Of all this. You
had a candidate in DR.. Warren's
brother-in-law and you naturally
wanted him to get the position.
That's understandable, but I never
dreamed that you couldn't take de-
feat more gracefully. I was posi-
tive you were man enough TO accept
the situation and, when Kate Full
Ter came, do all you could to help
her. It seems to have slipped your
mind that people helped you get q
start"
II haven't forgotten" said her
brother through tight lips.
Then why can't you be magnani-
nous and do the same for herr"
Because she won't stick it,
Edith"
DR.. Kenyon's blue eyes-dark
now almost to blackness-shot an
exasperated glance at his sister.
Nov there's a statement for
you'll" Edith spoke in disgust. How
do you know she won't?"
Because she's invading a mans
field. It's not normal for a woman
to spend years around first one
hospital and then another. It's
against nature"
"Oh, bosh!" muttered Edith.
The doctors long figure leaned
forward.
II speak from experience" he
said stiffly. when I enrolled in
Medical there were more applica-
tons than they could I'LL. I remem-
Der two fine chaps who were turned
down because there wasn't room for
them. also remember two girls
who got in" Scott took a package
of cigarettes from his pocket but
he did not light one. He held the
wrinkled package and went on SOM
berly. 1.-THE girls were SO positive
they wanted to be doctors. They
chartered necessarily about how in
spring it would be to make sick
people well. Then halfway through
the second year both c. them fell
in love and gave up medicine to get
married. Neither had the slight
est regret at having robbed those
two fellows Of their chance to grad
uate from high-grade school,"
"An right" said Edith, in a
quieter tone. But Kate Fuller
didn't drop out of Medical School"
mo doubt because she wasn't
proposed to during the time she
was there" said Kenyon tersely.
There's still time, plenty of It.
Wen waste lot of energy break
ing her in and as soon as she's
worth anything to the hospital she'll
get married"
Your male interns marry, Scott"
That's another story. Marriage
doesn't disrupt a mans life. A
woman Is different. Her urge Is
toward a home and children"
Got her future all mapped out,
haven't your" remarked Edith
acidly. Some women prefer sim
gle blessedness to marriage. Scott"
There followed IN mco, Portable
silence ""HirAN anly by the neu-snaa-,
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CHAPTER I-Kate Fuller, beautiful
and competent young woman doctor,
arrives at Peoples hospital in River
dale to begin her internship. She meets
DR.. Scott Kenyon, who has q bitter dis
like for all women doctors, and learns
of q quarrel between Scott and DR.. Ben
an old friend who secured her appoint
u ent at Peoples. She also meets DR..
Albert Warren, resident physician. and
Nurse Laura Dunlap. Both Of them re-
sent her being at PEOPLES,
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coLINGToN PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gard and
family of Norfolk are spending a
few days with Mr.. Cards mother,
Mrs. Jennie Beasley.
Fred Haywood has returned
from a trip to Anchorage, Alaska.
Connie Liverman celebrated her
fifth birthday June Is.
Mrs. Lewis Meekins returned
home Wednesday from short Wis
it with her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Durwood Car
raway of Cherry Point. Two of
her granddaughter, Patsy and
Sarah Carraway, are now visiting
Mrs. Meekins.
The Colington Community Club
held a Bingo party at the Coling-
ton school Tuesday, June "a at
8 p. m.
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PAGE THREE

and members were invited to try
their hand lat putting them to-
gether. This will be the last meet
ing until September.
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sons present. The demonstration
was on crafts, one of the most
interesting being the making Of
shell jewelry. Samples were shown
by Miss Kirby, the home agent,
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gone sky-high like everything else"
And reading is still a feast for
the SOUL" announced her brother.
He pulled out his billfold, took five
dollar bill from it. Buy a book on
me, Sis"
Evening star., 1952-06-17
200 Doctors Convene
|AtProvidenceHospita|
For Alumni Reunion

More than 200 members Of the
Providence Hospital Doctors
Alumni Association started theil
third annual reunion today with
a varied program at the hospital
Second and D streets Sc.
A requiem mass for deceased
members of the association was
held at 8 am. today in the Provi-
dence Hospital Chapel. The Rev
Hugh Foley, hospital chaplain
celebrated the mass.
Following a breakfast, at which
the doctors were guests of the
Sisters of Charity who administer
Providence Hospital, they parti-
cipated in a scientific session
Three doctors were awarded prizes
for papers on medical and surgical
subjects, presented at the meeting
They were DR.. o. Hugh Fulcher,
chief of neuro-surgery at Provi-
dence; DR.. Stephens Oristian, sur
gical intern at Providence, and DR..
Felix Paolucci, also surgical intern
at Providence.
The annual luncheon of the as
sociation was held at Laboure
Hall, First and D streets Sc,
Hospital Nurses Home.
For his long services to the hos
Evening star., 1952-06-17
Imports Top Exports

ROME.-Italian imports from
the United States exceeded ex-
ports to that country by six times
in 1851, representing total trade
deficit of more than $3.50 million.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
Officials Meet Today
On Fire Leave Plan

The Commissioners will confer
this afternoon with Chairman
Mcmillan of the House District
Committee on the controversial
fire department order involving
racial integration.
The order issued Friday but
Cancelled Saturday would have as
signed six Negro flremen tempo
rarily to that many white COM
panies in order to carry out the
departments vacation schedule.
Fire Chief Millard H. Sutton
Cancelled the order after a number
of protests from f1remen and
members of Congress.
Commissioner F. Joseph Dono-
hue described today's conference
as in response to a letter sent to
the city heads by Representative
Mcmillan. Democrat, of South
Carolina. Commissioners Donohue
and Renah F. Camalier said they
both favor putting the order into
effect as the best means of solving
the leave problem.
The commissioners discussed
the question this morning with
Chief sutton, Deputy Chief Fred
Littereal.