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Evening star., 1952-05-25
CUSTOM-BUILT
RAMBLERS
WOODHfAVEN Ii
STONE AMI PPTCK

Planning of these homes has been
carefully designed. Center han, large
living room with stone fireplace and
picture window. dining room, large
den and large kitchen with break
fast space, all-electric. dishwasher.
disposal, loft. refrigerator with
freezer, de luxe electric range, ex-
hauSt fan. Large master bedroom
and colored tile bath, 2 other twin
size bedrooms and bath: stairway to
second floor for additional rooms
stairway from center hall to recre-
alton room, finished and pine pam
eled; complete bathroom, large room
usable as a maids room; 2-car built
in garage connecting into basement.
These beautiful homes are priced
from $4,000.
Mr.. P. H. Dein, the designer and
builder requests you to compare
these homes with any in the entire
Washington suburban area.
is located in the country
club area on Bradley blvd. Drive out
Wisconsin ave-, or Connecticut ave.,
turn left on Bradley blvo.. 3 miles
to Woodhaven. Phone appoir tment,
WI, 06ll, --30
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Colonial-$18,950
I'LL Norwood Drive

Spacious brick Colonial; liv. rm. with
frepl., din, rm.. equipd. kit. den on
full bsmt. with rec. rm., layatory
h.-w.h.; slate roof; attractive terms
may be arranged.
Directions: Out N. H. ave. to Mer-
wood dr.. right to Open house.
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112 LINDEN AVE.


Bethesda area - Farmhouse type. j.
M. shingle home; clean as though
built this. year; 6 rooms. IA tiled
baths. 3 large well-lighted bedrms.
all-electric kitchen and laundry. 4
ys.for lot found a,GSn Gnly with hoWes Y ef much
problems. You can buy this on un-
Health personnel take note: Walk
ing distance to. your once. The
price will be most pleasing to you.
Open Today, l to 6 PM.
Directions: Out Rockville pike. pass
Naval Hospital. turn left on Cedar
lane. l block to. Locust. right
blocks oe to open signs. o-oo ~
FOR THE MOST COMPLETE LIST
INGS AVAILABLE, IN THE Sn-
YER SPRING AREA, CALL OUR
OFFICE, FOR A WEEKEND IN
SPECTION TOUR.
$16,250-5 rms. finished attic, base
ment, lge. Handicapped lot; outdoors
firepl.; patio.
S16,750-6 rms. Colonial. basement,
fenced yd., excel. loc.; mr.. school
$40. .75O-4 bedrms., 2 baths, base
ment; blocks, parochial school.
$25,950--Home and income, brick,
3 complete apts., mr.. Flower and
Piney Branch rd.; excel. financing.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
JU. 5-3010 It'll 8 PM.
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NEAR COUNTRY CLUB
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Beautiful 7-rm. brick home, close in
convenient area. IL yrs. old. Liv.
rm. with firepl, din. rm.. equipped
kit, 24-ft. screened porch with
Figured wall-to-wall carpet. 2nd
A., 3 master bedrooms. lge. bath
and storage space; full bsmt. with
recr. rm., auto. washer, dryer and
deep freeze; det. garage with con-
crete drive. Call Mr.. (Dobbs) Do
browolSki.
CAMPANELLA g. co.
Elk. Alb. Ewes. and Sun. 81. 8066.
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Woodmoor-$22,950
1O618 LOrain Ave.

Attractive brick Cape Cod; liv. rm.
with frepl.. sep. din. rm., kit. with
breakfast nook, two twin-sized bed
rms; one bath on 1st f1r.: one lge.
finished room, closet and storage
space on End; huge screened porch
full bsmt.; gar; lge. Handicapped lot
To reach: Out Colesville I'd. e blocks
past Four Cornersl to Lorain ave-,
right on Lorain to lO6lS.
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$14,950
DUTCH COLONIAL,

DU 1OI1 VOGON1EAI
8 bedrms., tile bath. large liv. rm..
family size din. rm., all-elec. kitchen,
full bsmt., oil heat, H-acre lot.
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. Ia
miles past MOL. to Rosemary st..
FRANK L. HEWITT co.
S4S7 Fenton st., Silver Spring. Nd
JU. $4,000,
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Takoma Park-$16,250
521 Lincoln Ave.

OWNER LEAVING CITY, INSPECT
THIS PROPERTY AND MAKE BEST
OFFER; 0itP r., a-6sdrm: Colonial. liv. rm.
shower bath. outside entr.; ige. lot
10 reach: Out N. II. ave. to Ethan
Allen ave-, left to Elm ave, rieht
on Elm to Lincoln. left to home.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
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F IR S T SH WIN :,
BRAND NEW, LARGE
CUSTOM BRICK-AND-
STONE R A M B L Err
B U l L T B Y T H E
OWNER, AN ARCHI-
TECT, FOR HIS OWN
HOME DUE TO UN-
FORSEEN CIRCUM-
S T A N C ES He IS
FORCED TO SELL
c EN- T E r H ALL, 8
LARGE BEDROOMS
(MASTER BEDROOM
is 18 FEET), DINING
ROOM, LARGE KITCH-
EN- AND BREAK
FAST NOOK. 2 TELE-
VISION AERIALS; NU-
M EROUS EXTRAS,
SUCH AS AN OWNER
WOULD PUT IN.
EXTRA LARGE 2-CAR
GARAGE WITH RADAR
DOOR CONTROL. LOT
IT FIT. WIDE, LOCATED
IN ENGLISH VILLAGE,
THE MOST SOUGHT
A F T Err SECTION
WHERE VALUES ARE
RISING. OPEN TODAY,
1-DARK, WEEK DAYS
BY APPOINTMENT.
70 reach: Wis. ave. Bradley blvd,
left l "a mi. to Wilson lane. right l
block to Aberdeen rd.. left " block
Tn TOOk ond nnnn SiOn
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
OPEN SUNDAY, is
11801 GEORGIA AVE.
VTYYIT r0AT

7-rm. frame house. Liv. rm.. din.
rm.. kit. and bedrooms on list
floor; 2 rooms on 2nd floor; full
basement; oil heat. This is one of
the older houses, but in excel. conJ.
and Is situated on q large corner
lot, approx. "a acre. well back from
the street. Priced most reasonably
at S13.950. Sold to settle estate.
Any offer subject to approval of
PAINT BRANCH FARMS
819 COPLEY LANE
OPEN SUNDAY, is
NEW BRICK CALIFORNIA RAM
BIER :: 3 bedrooms, paneled den,
din. rm.-liv. rm. combination, large
kitchen. 2 baths, full basement,
hagstone patio, attached garage;
plenty Of closet space; all rooms are
large. Situated on beautiful corner
lot. over ! acre; Priced most reason
FOREST GROVE
SILVER SPRING AREA
1915 MYRTLE RID.
OPEN SUNDAY, is
6-rm., ~ bath brick and stone house
in excellent condition. on large,
beautifully handicapped lot; spacious
nv. rm: with fireplace, din. nm,
kit, bedrooms, bath and inclosed
porch on 1st floor; large bedroom
on End floor; ample closet space;
full basement; recreation room. oil
NV. neat. 2.car garage. barbecue
plt. Located Just one flock of Ga.
ave: Priced reasonably, on excellent
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-MD.
Special Bargain
No Builders Profit


Sold at Cost
OPEN SAT. & SUN, 1-6 PM.
Silver Spring-Wood
No. 6 EaStmoor Drive
CORNER PIERCE DRIVE)
Near public and parochial schools and
conv. to shopping center. Designed
BY owner for gracious living; beau
tiful setting. Det. rambler, built with
the famous st. Joseph brick. with
asbestos roof. living rm.. picture
window. firepl.; din. rm.; French
doors leading to lge. porch; de luxe
kit; Beauticraft cabinets. electric
stove. double oven. barbecue rotary
IN l oven; large refgr.; 8 bedrms..
BATH built-in vanity; 2nd bath
roughed in: basement. finished in
knotty pine; auto. gas heat. convec-
lot. First trust S14, 900. AZ, 25
years. For appt.. cali MR.. ODUM,
II. HEE. pig; ewes, Sat. and Sun.
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2. Pre-ShOWing
4O08 Laird Pl.
Chew Chase

First floor, bedroom and bath. liv.
electric kitchen: 2 bedrooms ant
bath on second floor. Full basement
with roughed-in recreation room anc
built-in garage. Large lot. Be sure
and see this attractive, new brick
Conn. ave. past Columbia Country
Club to Laird pl., left on Laird tC
ODen sign and nronertv
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SUBURBAN HOME
4 BEDROOMS
$16,950
COMPLETELY MODERNIZED
OPEN | TILL DARK
4417 GRIDLEY RD.
Silver Spring. You will be amazed
at the fine condition of this spacious
home situated on a lge. corner lot
with delightful view for either a
lge. family home or as a children S
nursery school. An ideal location
among hundreds of homes where
working mothers live. New car gs-
pandable attic; many extras. Terms
can be arranged.
Dirs.: Out Ga. ave. to Kensington-
Wheaton rd., left to Viers Mill I'd. :,
right to Randolph rd., left to Self
ridge rd.. right to Gridley and left
to open sign.
MODERN REALTY co.
VT -
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HOLLYWOOD PARK
Price, $11, ,950-Only $2,400
Down Payment Required
OPEN SUNDAY is
A brand-new bungalow, located a,
1000 Hollywood ave, near MOL; 4
bedrooms. din. rm.-liv. rm. comb.
equipped kit, 1ull basement, tile
bath, pull-down stairs to attic;
fully insulated; situated on lot
57x2O0: nice shade trees.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
E. S. PRICE & co.
1901 GEORGIA AVE. (Wheaton)
LO. 6-1021 To S0Q1S
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5. Hillandale
434 Kimberly Drive
Nearly new Cape Cod with center
hall, library. large living room, din
ing ROOM kitchen with breakfast
space, bedroom and bath on first
floor. Two very large bedrooms
and bath on second. Can additional
bedroom can be finished on this
with bar. Automatic washer. dryer
and deep freeze included. Built in
garage, screened porch. On nearly
an acre of beautiful grounds. con-
venient. to Naval Ordnance Lab.
wonderful home for a large family
to Overlook dr.. right l block tc
Greenacres. left l block to Edge
water. right to Sweetbriar and left
to our open sign.
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3 BEDROOMS, S13,95O

$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT
Brand-new Colonial, brick and as
bestos shingle home, featuring
separate dining room, Youngstown
kitchen, many extras. Must be
seen. Directions: Out New Hamp.
to st-West hwy, right to open
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6. Bethesda
1922 Lynbrook Drive
Convenient to all schools. public and
parochial; 2-story white brick Colo
nial; 3 bedrooms. screened and
glassed-in porch, rec. room; nice lot;
$22,500. Directions: Out Wisconsin
ave. to East-West hwy. right to
Chelton (at. high SCHOOL,, left to
Lynbrook. right to open sign and
property.
7. Parkwood- Bethesda
Modern brick rambler with dining
"L." large living room. all-elec.
kitchen with breakfast nook. 8 bed
with additional fireplace: e:'Ec nicely y0H. 10,
Gated, on corner lot; convenient to
schools. Be sure and see this today
Directions: Out Wis. ave. to Cedar
lane FIRST st. past Naval Hospital),
right on Cedar to Franklin and our
open sign.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN SUNDAY, IS
CUSTOM RAMBLER

2O6 E. FRANKLIN AVE, s. S.
Attractive 2-year-old brick rambler
IN 6in 6sautiIni io5 5feidrms BATH ssn
kitchen, full bsmt. with picture
window, flrepl. and lavatory; conv.
to schools and tranSp. Directions:
North on Colesville I'd. to Franklin
ave, right on Franklin ave. to open
sign. Mr. Acken, on premises.
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LARGE COLONIAL-S21,0 900
1928 Garland ave-EXcep good buy
in immac. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial;
22-ft. liv. rm.. picture window. huge
din. rm., kit, bsmt.: gas heat; recr.
rm.; screened porch: many extras:
adjoining Sligo Creek Park Dirs. /:
Out Carroll ave. past Flower, right
on Garland ave. to open" signs.
TAKnAHA nAnIE
Evening star., 1952-05-24
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, May pa lady
bank robber played on the city's
heart strings yesterday with hel
tale of needing holdup money fol
an operation-but she hit one Soul
note.
Her court-appointed attorney
Benjamin Schier, told a Felony
Court magistrate in behalf of Mrs
Anne Myers:
"This 80-pound girl lately has
been very sick and at least two
hospitals in this city have refused
to operate on her"
She finally went "half crazy
he added, ana stuck up the Broad
way branch of the Corn Exchange
Bank & Trust Co. to raise $4OO for
an operation.
Not so. quickly replied Hospital
Commissioner Marcus D. Kogel in
a formal statement.
He said the tiny divorce and
mother has been treated and dis
charged from two city hospitals
this month and has ignored their
out-patient medical advice.
Furthermore, he added, both
hospitals agree she doesn't even
need an operation.
The 34-year-old Mrs. Myers
stuck up the bank Thursday with
a 79-cent toy gun. She demanded
and got exactly $400.
Assistant Bank Manager James
Mckee stopped her and recovered
Evening star., 1952-05-24

ened: road blocks constructed;
additional troops deployed
around sensitive areas, and secu-
rity measures taken. In order
to disperse the prisoners into
groups of manageable size, we
have initiated construction Of
new Enclosures, each of which
will be constructed on carefully
selected sites, which will provide
terrain advantage to U. N. secu-
rity troops and will be sufficient
ly far apart to preclude COM
munication between Enclosures.
It is anticipated that movement
of the prisoners to the new in
closures will be accomplished
during the next several weeks.
In these new measures, as in
all our past actions. the United
States will continue to adhere to
the principles of the Geneva
Convention.
I am sending this same letter
to other committees which have
inquired about these highly dis
turbing events at Koje Island.
Evening star., 1952-05-24

inference Of violations Of proper
handling of prisoners on the
part of UN authorities, which,
in fact, did not exist.
Gen. Colson made certain re-
ports during the negotiations
to his immediate superior, Brig.
Gen. Paul F. Yount, whose head
quarters was on the mainland
at Pusan. He obtained consent
from Gen. Yount to part of
the proposed arrangements with
the Communists PW leaders,
but his reports were incom-
plete and did not permit proper
evaluation Of the situation by
higher headquarters. He failed
to advise Gen. Yount of the con-
tent of his final letter to the
Communists, which contained
false implications of UN prac-
tices. Gen. Colson must bear
responsibility for this letter and
his actions on Koje Island.
Gen. ColSon, by telephone,
sought the advice of Gen. Yount
concerning his proposed reply to
the Communists at various
stages before final notifications.
In approving an intermediate
draft of the reply. Gen. Yount
overlooked the erroneous i'm
plications contained in such
words as mo more forcible
screening" or "any rearming of
prisoners" However, Gen. Yount
did not know of the contents
of the letter in its final form
before dispatch to the Com
munists. It was not possible
for him to give full evaluation
to it's implications. He is being
given an administrative repri-
mand.
Gen. Clark is taking action
to insure that lawlessness and
disorder do not exist on Koje
Island. Within the last few
days, the U. N. forces on the
island have been augmented by
the 18TH Airborne Regiment
and tank battalion from the
Eighth Army.
Barricades surrounding PW
Enclosures have been strength
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Man Dies in Car With Hose
Attached 10 Exhaust Pine

A 59-year-old man was found
dead yesterday in the front seat
of his car parked in the garage
at his home at 23l Eighth street
me.
Police said Sterling E. Zepr
had placed a vacuum cleaner hose
through one of the windows OF
the car and attached one end to
the exhaust pipe of the automo-
bile. Police said the ignition OF
the car was turned on when the
body was found. The car had run
out of gas, police said.
Police said a note had been left
to Mr.. Zepp's wife. Mrs. Robbie
N. Zepp of AT Newcombe street
Sc. Police quoted her as saying
Mr.. Zepp had been respondent
recently.
He also is survived by a son. a
daughter and two step-daughters.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
5 Injured, 1856 Arrested
In Paris Ridqway Riots
BY the Associated Press

PARIS, May 24.-Five police
were injured and 1876 persons ar.
rested last night in violent out
bursts staged by Communists ap.
parently as an opener to theil
threatened series of anti-Ridgway
demonstrations.
The Reds are trying to drum
up show against Gen. Matthew
B. Ridgway, who arrives next
week to succeed Gen. Dwight D
Eisenhower as Atlantic Pact COM
mander.
The most serious disturbance
was stirred up at st. Lazare rail-
way station during the evening
rush hour. Gangs of about 20
demonstrators shouted "Ridgway
assassin" and "Ridgway go home. u
Police charged with clubs and
carried several bleeding, scream
ing demonstrators away. Inno-
cent bystanders were scrambled
in the melee.
About 1000 persons massed un-
opposed in a square of the strong
ly Communistic Boulogne district
They listened to speakers ha-
rangue against Ridgway and
stoned an American-made auto
mobile, breaking its windows.
Evening star., 1952-05-24

insure against lawlessness and
disorder on Koje Island.
1t is clear that the seizure Of
Gen. Dodd was the result of a
premeditated plot by the Com
munist prisoners on Koje
Island. Gen. Dodd showed a
lack Of sound Judgment in estab-
fishing the practice of confer
ring with the prisoners of war
at the gates of their compounds
instead Of having their repre-
sentatives brought to his Office
under guard. This presented
the Communists with the op-
portunity of seizing him and,
thereby, furnished the basis for
this most serious incident. He
thus contributed to the creation
Of situation which endangered
the security of the camp, put his
successor in an extremely diff
f1cult position and furnished
the Communists with material
for false worldwide propaganda,
which material they could use
to hamper armistice negotia-
tionS at Panmunjom. In his
actions, Gen. Dodd did not dis
play the judgement that is re-
quired Of a general officer.
Following Gen. Dodd's seizure
he was relieved Of command
and replaced by Brig. Gen.
Charles F. Colson, who was Or
dered to secure the release of
Gen. Dodd. using force if neces-
Sary.
Gen. Colson faced a difficult
situation. He had been directed
to use force, if necessary. The
use of force would possibly have
resulted IN casualties among
UN soldiers effecting his re-
lease, widespread bloodshed
among the prisoners of war,
as well as the probable death
OF Gen. Dodd. He secured the
release Of Gen. Dodd without
creating the dangers indicated
above. However, to accomplish
this he made statements in
writing to prisoners of war
which permitted distortion and
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Judge Orders Answer
To Phone Fund Suit
By the Assoeioied Press

BALTIMORE, May 24.-A Judge
yesterday refused to dismiss a suit
designed to increase the revenues
of the Chesapeake g. Potomac
Telephone Co. by $2.700.000 a year.
Circuit Judge w. Conwell Smith
ordered the Maryland Public Serv-
ice Commission and the city of
Baltimore to answer to the COM
pany's injunction suit within IS
days.
The firm wants the court to set
aside a PSC order which March
IL enabled it only to double the
nickel charge for coin box calls.
This boosted its income by about
$3.50 900 annually, or less than 20
per cent the amount it had sought,
In their unsuccessful attempt
to have the suit thrown out, the
city and State contended the COM
pany should not be permitted to
accept that part of the order
which granted the coin-box rate
increase and contest that part
which prevented rate increases for
other service.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Denoted Generals
Maintain Silence
By the Associated Press

SEOUL. Korea. May 24.-Col
Francis T. Dodd. who was de-
NOTED from the rank of brigadier
general after his May Z kidnapping
by the Koje Island Communist
prisoners he commanded, said to-
day:
II have nothing to say at this
|moment-they are In the drivers
seat"
Dodd said he was officially in
formed of his reduction this morn
ing on grounds that he did not
display the judgment required of
q general officer"
II don't know where they got
their information" he said, add
ing, "Of course. the Army Depart
ment had the findings of the board
available"
Col. Charles F. Colson, Dodd's
successor as Koje commander, also
reduced from brigadier general to
colonel this morning. said he did
not know whether he would have
a fuller statement to make or not.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Lady Bank Robber Wins HeIp
Though Tale Hits Sour Note

the money after a warning shot
from his real gun.
Mrs. Myers went into Felony
Court yesterday. charged with
robbery, grand larceny and vic.
lation of the weapons law.
Assistant District Attorney
Peter D. Andreoli called hers a
moving story"
But we cannot condone this
method of solving a problem" hi
added.
Said Magistrate Samuel Orr
from the bench:
New York City has a heart and
it is spending millions of dollars
yearly for doctors and medicine
for such q case as this appears
to be-"
Then he fixed bail at $500, pend.
ing grand jury action.
Up stepped Attorney Nicholas
Iannuzzi with the bail.
The lawyer said it was put ur
by Sammy Fuchs, who operates 9
Bowery night club.
Touched by Mrs. Myers story
the lawyer said. Mr.. Fuchs wants
to put this girl in a hospital i'm
mediately and to pay expenses o1
an operation, If needed"
On top of that, Mr.. Fuchs said
he'd have job for her when she
can work again.
Said Mrs.. Myers:
THAT mans got a halo around
his head"
Evening star., 1952-05-24

Following Is the tert of a let
ter. from Army, Secretary Pace
to Chairman Russell of the Sem
ate Armed Services Committee,
concerning the Koje Island
prisoner of Dar fasco.
This constitutes the Army's
report to you on the recent
events at Koje Island. When
first apprised of the capture
Of Gen. Dodd and the subse-
quent ransom" terms for his
release, the Chief of Staff and
I were deeply shocked, as was
the entire Army. In accordance
with the established military
and judicial practice, we felt
1t. imperative to get the facts
before taking any final action.
Having complete confidence
in Gen. Clark's judgement, and
in his resolution to take what
ever appropriate action was
called for. we asked him to
move with greatest speed to-
ward collecting the facts and
making his recommendations
to us. Gen. Clark's recommended
tions have now been received.
The Chief of Staff and his mil
itary staff have reviewed these
recommendations and the Chief
has recommended their ap-
proval. ! have reviewed Gen.
Collins rec o m m e n d a t ions.
Therefore, I have taken the
necessary steps to:
a. Reduce Brig. Gen. Francis
T. Dodd. who has been a tenn
porary brigadier general, to the
grade Of colonel.
b. Reduce Brig. Gen. Charles
F. ColSon, who has been a tenn
porary general. to the grade of
colonel.
C. Direct Gen. Clark to ad-
minister a reprimand to Brig.
Gen. Paul F. Yount.
d. Direct Gen. Clark to take
actions within the principles of
the Geneva Convention, which
principles have always been
recognized and practiced by the
United Nations Command, to
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Auto Fuel Curbs End;
Aviation Gas Rationinq
To Be Eased Tuesday

The back-to-work movement in
the striking oil industry has ended
restrictions on auto fuel and will
bring relaxation of aviation gas
Tuesday.
Delivery Of gasoline for sport
and pleasure flying will continue
to be forbidden until at least
mid June, Interior Secretary
Chapman said.
Even after refineries are again
in operation there will be a lag
until they begin shipping finished
aviation gasoline, and even then
the supply position will be tight
one," he said.
Next Tuesdays change for avia-
ton gas will permit purchasers
during each of the three weeks
beginning May q, June 3 and
June 10 to use up to 1917 per
cent of the fuel they bought dur
ing March.
Based on March Consumption.
At present, commercial users of
aviation gas are limited to IS per
cent of their March deliveries for
the % days from May 6 to June 3.
Secretary Chapman's action on
aviation gas followed urgent de-
mands from airline operators. vir-
tually all of whom have sharply
curtailed fight schedules.
Effective Wednesday, Trans
World Airlines will restore domes-
tic passenger flights to cities
which have been without TWA
service since gas curtailment was
imposed. Nine Of TWAS Is
weekly transatlantic flights re-
main under temporary suspension.
American Cancels Flights.
The modification of the gas re-
Strictions enabled American Air
lines to avoid cutting flights by IS
per cent. Even to comply with
the modified order, American has
Cancelled LAG flights through
out the country. effective today.
The Associated Press reported
a spokesman for the CIO Oil
Workers International Union said
in Denver that about $4,000 of the
original 10000 striking refinery
and pipeline workers are back at
work. The % AFL, independent
and CIO unions are bargaining on
Ia plant-by- plant basis.
The strikers-who averaged 50
to $2.10 an hour-originally de-
|manded a 25-cent-an-hour pay
raise, increased night work pay
and other benefits. Most of the
settlements have been for a 15-
cent hourly raise, as approved by
the Wage Sterilization Board.
Evening star., 1952-05-24

"As you know" he said. "this
thing has been under wraps from
the beginning. I have not yet
been informed whether I am still
under wraps of not"
Brig. Gen. Paul F. Yount had
mo comment" on the official Army
he received.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Sutton Sells II Houses

KUALA LUMPUR. Malaga (P)
The Sultan of Johore has sold
81 houses which stand on 81 acres
of ground to the Malayan govern
ment for 81 million.