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Evening star., 1952-02-20
WASHERS
DRIERS
IRONERS
REFRIGERATORS
rTY

81 and 30 models. brand new. almost
all makes, builders supply co. SELL
ing out, out entire stock a from BE p e store
LIST. Open 8 til 8. Ju. S-S03S.
SILVER SPRING GAS a. ELEC. CO.
o44 Wayne Ave-. Silver Spring. Md.
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JANTTOR, colored; exper.: refs;
wishes job with quarters furn. pref.
DE. 1929 between $3.50 pm. 30
JR. ACCOUNTANT, gas. electrical
construction exper.; present man
ager once. LU. 4-6660.
MAN, colored, desires odd Jobs. clean
ing, painting, waxing floors. etc. HO.
b677. ]. c. DADE.
MAN so yrs. Of age desires JOB as
guard. clerk or mail clerk; available
Immediately. FIR. 1872. 21s
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work
wall washing. carpentry: house.
Harbor Liehts Corp. NE. 1882:
EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER =
Light or heavy. 1920 Swami st.
NV. Apt. 301. LEWIS. --21
PART TIME clerical or related work
desired evenings and Lor week ends.
]. POWELL. DU. 9557 after s:
desire connection with reputable
builder, some knowledge OF plumb
ing and electrical work. also ma
sonry. VIII consider sub-contract;
Good references. No trifiers. Call
Fairfax 52-J-1 after 4 Pm. 30
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD
$22 per cord. green or seasoned. "A.
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ROOFING

'S>s ss~ ~" 80 ~~~S -
ACE BufLiDINo MATERIAL CO.
4002 Minnesota Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500.
RUGS, imported Persian. Oriental
design; heavy. closely woven for
good wearing: 9x12. $3.50; 6x1l.
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1875 q st. NV.
and Chinese, room
and ScatterS; prices reduced. RARE
RUG SHOP, 2427 18th st. NV.
SAFE, interior. 13 inches high, IL
inches wide, IL inches deep. Bar
gain at $50. UN. 1906.
crawier tractor; like new. Phone
SAXOPHONE, Conn. tenor; must sell;
SEWING MACHINE, universal eiee.
portable; never used. EN-. 4464.
SEWING MACHINES; westinsheSse,
$49.95. NORTHWEST SEWING
MAcaJEE AAa5NI co. 915 10th st. nsw'
SOFA f BED, BED, new sos. for se5; mat
tress for twin bed, new $40. Tor
$50. 15 Riggs I'd. me-, Apt. 233.
SILvER-Towle Cascade pattern. 8
complete place settings, extra tea
spoons, all serving pieces. Value
over $3.50, sacrifice $3.50. Initial
&c" can be removed WI. 6722.
-C1
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MULTITITH 2066

MULTILITH 2O66
Excel. cond., must sell; $1,S5O or best
offer. RE. 1921. 30
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks. chairs. flles,
fafesz; i sz;saaSSd saaSSd' 1S meSchii;4 i4.b Feas. CIRCLE.
cluding executive and secretarial
excellent condition. Lo. 5-4454.
oFFIiIcE FTuiRNrTURE-Ediphone die
tating machine WITH stand; oak,
Bank Of England swivel chair: wal
nut side chair: chair pad. EN-. 1914.
OFFICE FURNITURE
New. Best quality merchandise
25% to 5O% on. STANDARD
EQUIPMENT CO.. 1406 g st. ME.
Office and Business Machines
Buy now and save up to 70eo on
}fnrnc Gold an oA1S hA q
Evening star., 1952-02-20

Flagstone and Stone
Cement walks. steps, porches, tile
drainage: ANGELO MARCUCCIO
Evening star., 1952-02-20
GARAGES
N131Nx4KAGk
UTILITY RTnRS

UTILITY BLDGS., HOUSES
Quality pre-cut., Delivered to you OF
erected, Sample bldss. 1921 Lee
hwy. MARYLAND and D. G. inQuireri
cal 81. S624. Mr.. Cassidy or Mr..
TO- Down. SO MONTHS TO PAY
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC.
1921 Lee Hwy, Arl., IA. $4,000
GARAGE DOORS, overhead, 80
9x10, $10o ca. Can be seen at
1910 Rhode Island ave. Mt. Rainier,
MR.. HoUCK. UN. O220. -22
DISPOSALs. Waste King,
$40: GE. $75; .Wsstinghouse. S75:
HOTPOINT. S76: full guarantee. moor
SAMPLES. some 1851 models In car
tons; sold st waEehouse only. Call
!Ass Ms FRAaSSEEsE. RAaSSEkEE ssl ST eaoed eaaoesd. also eo.,
ACME STOVE. 10Ii 7th. Ma, So52
GAS RANGES: new. used; credit; IN:
stallation. PEERLESS SALES, 2237
Ga. ave, DE 6hRR
Evening star., 1952-02-20

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Lumber and Building
Materials
Tremendous g,
George Washington
Birthday Sale
2 Days Only

S:30-6 THURSDAY
Open Friday 9-3 Only
READ THESE SPECIALS
fsssayl1Ias: fsesty f. Il:
turing strips. ixS, dry. pine &c It:
Special Paint Sale-Buy One and
noor. You .osc,eS Get Another for j Il az ..
eI91nag He9ia1ns slPsssial----------sA pes Ss e It.
Flooring. 1x4 hard pine lie bd. It.
Thoroseal water proofng; large
6Q-lb. bag, only S5.40
Shingles. 2I0 ID. per 50. 1925 bund.
Wall board. -4xS. insulating So .16 ca.
window sash. regular $4; your
Special ceiling tile ------- Sc ca.
Special wall paneling . Sc So. #.
Bevel siding, Ax6. cedar. 12c ID. r..
FREE DELIVERY IN WASHINGTON.
NEARBY MD. AND VA
''Robby .Sez' build 1t yourself. or
will build 1t for you. Free estimate
Also get your free pamphlet on Attic
Expansion Made Easy. Come in,
write. phone AK. 1900 for free
Evening star., 1952-02-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICE


and home remodeling,
basement to roof; up to 2 yrs. to pay
HAMILTON CONSTR. CO.. RE AIT.
ADDITIONS, rec. rms. porch encls.,
asbestos sidings. roofing. heating
Top quality work. Free est. Terms.
ADDITIONS AND REMODELING;
terms. Call ME. 69S5 any time for
.ree estimate. CENTRAL CON-
TRACING CO.. 931 N. Y. ave. NV.
ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS, remodel
ing, residential or commercial; no
iSss ssttmate. cali RE. a. 77oS: SO sS'
DRIvEWAYS, parking lots
or .,rivate roads; free estimates.
Telephone OIL. 1900 or OIL. 4567.
AUTO PAINTING-WORKMANsHIp
FOR ALL OVER ENAMEL. &C coILEGE IL
PARK AUTO BODY sHoP, 92O5
BALTIMORE BLVD. AP. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-02-20

ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, chain link
fence; free estimates; in business 1S
yrs. Alaska COAL & BRICK CO.,
BkfcR sri s'SS; Work in general; glass S block.
sfEzE61 fIRiZfis Tes5 g. FIR! clsss ssza a s9Ss.
BRICK WORK, chimneys, fireplaces,
walls. steps, porches, garages; all re-
pairs; Al work. sAfter 8. MI. 611S.
CABNETs-REcREATIoN ROOMS.
H1E' 1T' feTmao0fsg4ass Ta' s4sS saIpeni.ns sny Iims MI MI
CARPETS
The finest workmanship, 80 years
installation. We specialize only in
selling carpets and carpet service.
Here you viii ind carpets doomed
. BY 5 leading makers. MUMMAS
RUGS 4 CARPETS. $500 Conn.
CARPENTRY : General remodeling;
froa9s ffasnsts store swRES 1sSEss snd sSS ssSEs
recreation rms. finished; .porches in
fIHiNs6R faIGHiNsp6R122es 2ew rN. 9r s4s1 4Tssn1odelins' J. L.
CARPENTRY WORK. HAULING. week
ends and evenings; reliable. work
cEaosGiehsfsH HbRxfN 7fFiiffss fiPEs electrieslly
RooTER, Phone RA. 1888 any day.
liz TIasi INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs. short circuits; small Jobs done
immediately. RA. 2222 any time.
FENcE-oalvanized chain, link; ali
ton. Get the best for less; 36
months to pay. Phone Ii. 4-45SS;
evenings and Sunday. NO. 652S,
Evening star., 1952-02-20

HADlO-PHONOGH
MAGNAVOx trade-ins. excellent
condition.
Regency. mahog. 3-sp phono. =. S225
Am. Trad, AM.FM 3-sp. phono. S195
Leatherette radio-phono. console S75
Console radios from SIS up
combs. from $50 up
FRED WALKER, 1905 Wilson blvd.
Arl.; 519. LIST ST., Alex. OK. 1174.
Open Wed, Thurs, Fri. til 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
MlscEL. FOR SALE Cont,
BRICK AND LUMBER

Arrest stock In Wash. Of used steel
beams, fire escapes, desks. etc, at
tremendous bargains; flooring from
$3.50 per 1.000 bd. #. up; good
low. low prices; millions of good
clean brick. Light or heavy timber
Evening star., 1952-02-20

FLAGSTONE
Walks. porches. patios. stone re-
tanning walls, and fireplaceS.
Brick work and repair. JU. 7-6929.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started,
caught up, audited, closed. all taxes;
open rate. SH. 1854. 23s
wants part-time driving
CONSTRUCTION party chief. 15 yrs.
experience: 40-hr. week only. Box
3S-M, Star. go
House Organ Editor
stan writer; some free
mail adv. sCHAAF, ma. 5034.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
FURNITURE

WASHINdToN's BIRTHDAY SALE
Thursday Til 8 PM.
Evening star., 1952-02-20

PAPERING BY GREEN
.owes' prices now. Call GE. 1856.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
DC. Bank 7 eIIer Outwits Bandit
With Nail Polish Labeled Nitro

whispered q warning to Herbert
p. Souder, another teller. While
he returned to his cage. Still car
rying the bag, Mr.. Souder called
police.
A moment later. Mr.. Gregoire
related, the paper bag broke and
the bottle fell TO the floor and
smashed.
Then Police Pvts. Jeo Cannon
and Kenneth McFarlin Of the 1st
precinct arrived and grabbed the
man, still waiting patiently for
his bag Of money.
Police said the liquid was not
nitroglycerin-which would have
at the slightest jar-but
colorless nail polish.
The bandit was identified as
Claude B. Price. %, colored, who
told police he had just finished
serving several years In an Illinois
prison for robbery.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
House investigators
Recall Revenue AqenI
In California Probe
Most Irregularities
Involved Bock- Dating
OF Returns, Inquiry Told
Bv Cecil Aollond
By Cecil HolIond
Star Sion Correspondent

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. g.
House tax investigators today
probed further into a pattern OF
personal friendship and Political
favoritism blamed for scandals in
the Revenue Bureaus office here.
The Ways and Means subcom-
mittee. headed by Representative
King, Democrat. of California, re-
called William Frank. crack spe-
cial revenue agent from Seattle
to fill in more details Of the pic
ture.
Mr.. Frank, a 1928 graduate Of
Georgetown University, was q
day-long witness yesterday. He
related what he found after being
sent here last october to head ur
an investigation of the San Fran
cisco Office which resulted in the
Indictment Of James G. Smyth
the ousted collector. and some o1
his top assistants.
He testified that most Of the
Irregularities in the Office were
concerned with back-dating of tax
returns, income as well as excise
After reviewing a number Of spe-
|cific cases-moSt of which involve
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Featured Reading
Inside Todoy's Star

DETROIT SLOW DoWN-UnempIoy.
ment growing from automobile produe.
tion ut-bocks becomes q major problem
in Detroit. The Stars lobor reporter.
Jones Y. Newton. looks into the plight
Of one fomib in onother story on the
Nations employment situotion on poss
AZ.
oNE-WAY STREETS?-Troffie doc.
tors, frettins over Woshinston's grow
ing traffic. ore proposing one-woy
streets TO foke the cIots out Of the eity's
hordenins traffic orteries. StoH Writer
james G. Deone. explains the pIon on
poss "A.
c0UNTERSPY-Herbert A. Philbriek,
undercover mon for the FBl in the con
finuins eampaion ogoinst communism,
comes face to face with the witness
stond TO help the Government bring it's
case. His problem is told on page A-3.
INCOME TAX WoES-Assoeiatsd
Press Staff Writer jones Marrow un-
folds more hints on woys 10 legally sevs
money on filing FederoI income tax re-
turns. His story is on page All.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Masked Pole Tells Probers
How Reds Slew 200 at Kutyn
Says He Sow Russians
Throw His Countrymen
Into Huge BurioI Pit
By George Deveridae

A former Polish Army officer,
wearing shoulder-length hood
over his head. and speaking in
his native tongue, swore today he
saw Soviet soldiers throw 200
Poles into q huge burial pit In
IRussia's Katyn Forest In early
November. 1889.
The witness unidentified be-
cause he has relatives behind the
iron curtain-told q fantastic eye
witness story in a voluntary ap-
|pearance before a special House
committee investigating the mass
murder Of an estimated 10000
Polish officers in the forest near
Smolensk. - II
The bodies were discovered IN
deep trenches in April. l943. by
the Germans, who charged Rus
slams were responsible for the
atrocities. The Russians said
Nazis committed the slaughter
Evening star., 1952-02-06

A quick-thinking teller today
|thwarted a bold attempt by a lone
bandit to hold up the Second Ma
tional Bank at 1888 G street NV.
ARMED with a bottle of fingernail
polish.
The would-be robber stepped up
Ito the teller's cage occupied by
Harold L. Gregoire, %. Of Hyatts-
vile, Md, at 1880 am. The bank
was crowded with customers.
The man pushed a note through
the window. On it was written
one word. Nitro"
Then he showed a crumpled
paper bag at Mr.. Gregoire and
said, "Fill 1t UP In three minutes.
In the bag, unknown to Mr.. Greg
Ioire, was 0 small bottle Of color.
less liquid.
The teller walked to the real
toward the vault, but en- route hi
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Accession Council Called
To Proclaim New Queen

LONDON, Feb. 6 (R.-Britain's
Accession Council was summoned
to meet today to proclaim Eliza
beth formally Queen of Great
Britain, Ireland and all the Do
minions beyond the seas.
All members Of Parliament will
start swearing allegiance to the
sovereign some time tonight.
The young Queens first official
act is expected to be to order a
period of court mourning for her
father.
The fact that the nation is with
out a constitutional head until the
Queen returns home is unique in
recent British history.
Accession Proclamation.
The ailing monarch was sched.
uled to leave on a health cruise
to South Africa March IL. Coun-
selors of state which were to be
appointed before his departure
would have taken over all royal
functions except the power to dis
solve Parliament and to create
peers.
Such counSelors are appointed
whenever q King becomes inca
pacitated from carrying out his
duties, as during the period fol-
lowing King Georges lung opera
tion last year, or when the mon
arch is out Of the country.
The announcement of the new
Queens accession to the throne
(See ELIZABETH, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1952-02-06
House Unit Approves
Compulsory UNIT;
Vote Set al II to7
Bill Coils for Six-Month
Training of All Men;
Foes Pledge Defect
BY the Assoeiafed Press

The House Armed Services
Committee today approved a COM
|pulsory universal military train
ing bill.
The vote, taken in closed ses-
sion, was reported as q to Z.
The legislation is due to face a
House test this month. It pro-
vides for induction into a Security
Training Corps for six months Of
training of all eligible males when
they become 10 years Of age.
In Reserves ~ Years.
After serving six months, the
trainees would be liable for re-
serve duty for seven and one-halt
years.
The proposed law would go into
effect when passed by the Senate
and the House and approved by
the President. However. oppo-
Inents predicted they will kill II
when it reaches the House.
The legislation follows the gen.
leral outlines of a program subs
|mitted by a special commission
headed by former Congressman
James Wadsworth of New York.
Puts Civilians in Charge.
The training program would be
supervised generally by a civilian
dominated commission. Exemp-
|tions or deferments from the six
months of training would be held
Ito a minimum.
The Pentagon had recommend
ed that trainees automatically
serve 18 months in the regular
services after their training. In
stead, the committee adopted an
amendment by Chairman Vinson
to require congressional approval
for regular service.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Truman Lauds kinq
In Condolences for
Playing Noble Role
Aeheson Expresses
Sorrow Of Notion;
Congress Recesses
oil ETlAl
BULLETIN

President Truman today sent
condolences to the British royal
family on the death Of King
George VI and in a statement
praised the late ruler ss one who
played his part nobly and with
full understanding Of the re-
sponsihility which was his" The
President also sent messages to
the young Queen Elizabeth, to
the Queen mother and dowager
Queen Mary.
Secretary of State AcheSon to-
day expressed profound sorrow
at the death of King George VI
Mr.. Acheson was notified ON
cially Of the Kings. death by
British Ambassador Sir Oliver
Franks and the ENJOYS in Wash
ington of the seven other British
Commonwealth nations. :
Text Of Mr.. AcheSon's state
ment:
I'VE learned this morning with
profound sorrow of the death OF
His Majesty. King George vi.
"The loss to his subjects is
great. The American people, SC
long bound by close ties of friend
ship to Great Britain and the
commonwealth, sympathize ir
their loss.
''M0St PerilouS Times"
During his reign Great Britain
endured the most perilous and
trying times in her history, and
throughout her ordeal he worked
increasingly and unsparingly for
his country and his people.
1.-THE courage with which he
bore his own suffering in the last
years was a symbol of his indom-
liable spirit. It is a characteristic
English spirit and the King pos
sessed it in abundance.
1.-The President has expressed
for all of us our deepest sympathy
to the royal family and to the
British people.
MAY God bless the young
Queen and grant her the strength
and wisdom to fulfill her high re-
sponsibilities as her father did be-
fore her. May her reign be long
and her peoples prosper through
out it,"
Senate Pays Tribute.
The Senate and House were Of
ficially notified by their respec-
tive Majority and Minority Flool
Leaders at noon today that King
George is dead.
The House adjourned out Of
respect shortly before / pm. allt
the Senate was preparing to quit
later in the afternoon. &c..
Senator Mcfarland, Democrat
of Arizona, the Senate Majority
Leader, read this statement:
king George vi will be lont
remembered in the annals Of Eng
land and in this history Of the
free world.
"He was a shining example o1
(See OFFICIALS. Page A-14)
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Grohum Greene to Fly to U.S..

SAIGON. Indo- China, Feb. 6
(R.- British Novelist Graham
Greene said today he will fly to-
morrow or Saturday to the United
states. The American Legation
told him authorization for his visa
had arrived. mfr. Greene is going
to Los Angeles to confer with
fllm producers.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
u. 5. Is Being Flooded
With Red Propaganda,
Senate Report Says
Curb on Release Of
UnIubeled Literature
By Diplomats Asked
By Robert K. Welsh

Communist propaganda Is Hood
ing this country either In viola
tion Of the law or because Of Z
"loophole" agreement by the
Justice Department allowing cir.
culation Of such material without
labelling, a Senate subcommittee
charged today.
. The Foreign Agents Registra'
tion Act does not prohibit distri.
button Of Communist propaganda
in this country, but it require.
registration Of foreign agents ant
the labelling Of material to show
its source.
A senate Judiciary subcom-
mittee investigating Communist
propaganda activities in the
United States urged that the law
be frightened to require registra-
ton of every foreign diplomatic
or consular agent engaged in the
preparation or dissemination OF
Red propaganda In this country
Agreement Is Hit.
The subcommittee also de-
manded revocation Of an agree
ment between the Justice De-
partment and the Four Continent
Book Corp, official agent of the
book combine Of the Soviet Union.
That company, according to sub
committee testimony, annually
buys about $40, 900 worth Of books
and similar material from the
combine and distributes them
throughout the United States,
often to colleges and other in
stitutionS.
The subcommittee, consisting
Of Senators O'Conor, Democrat, of
Maryland; McCarran. Democrat,
of Nevada, and Ferguson. Repub-
lican, Of Michigan, declared that
efforts Of Congress to control
the flood of Communist propa-
ganda are being thwarted in large
measure by refusal Of the State
Department to require propa-
gandists in the embassies and le-
cations to label their literature
as required by the Foreign Agents
Registration Act"
Cites Instance.
Senator McCarran, who heads
the Judiciary Committee and its
internal security subcommittee,
charged, in separate statement,
that the worst Of the Communist
propaganda is smuggled into this
country. He said some gets
through in diplomatic pouches, as
well as through the mails and by
boat freight. -.'.
The subcommittee's report noted
that some $4,000 packages Of
bulk unlabeled Communist propa-
ganda' material, containing about
$4,000 publications, entered the
United State at one port alone
from March through August Of
last year.
The subcommittee also crit
icized the State Departments
stand against requiring registra-
ton Of diplomatic and consular
officers Of Soviet bloc nations who
carry on 'informationaT' activi-
ties In the United States.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Russians in Berlin
Join West il, Flying
|FIoqs at Half Staff
BY the Assoeiated Press

BERLIN, Feb. 6.-The Russians
notified the Western powers to-
day they would like to join in
lowering flags to half staff out Of
respect to King George.
The Soviet Control Commission
sent word to the Americans, Brit
ish and French they were willing
to dip the Red flag which flies
with the flags Of the three Western
nations over the defunct Allied
Control Authority headquarters.
The AGA building where four
power rule was born and died in
1913, is virtually empty.
Evening star., 1952-02-06

from Elizabeth until direct con-
|frmation was obtained by tele-
phone from Buckingham Palace.
When she was finally told the
news Elizabeth broke down and
Isobbed.
In a last-minute change of plans
Elizabeth and her husband, the
Duke Of Edinburgh, arranged to
lily at once to Entebbe, Uganda,
where they will board the four
|engined Argonaut plane which
brought them here on the first
leg of the 30,00O-mile round the
world tour they had planned. The
plane is expected to reach London
at 4:30 pm. Q1:30 am. EST to-
morrow.
Only a few hours before news
of the Kings death arrived, Eliz-
|abeth and her husband had re-
turned to the royal lodge from an
elephant hunt.
At one time a herd Of as ele-
|phants passed within a few yards
|of the Princess observation spot.
Hunters closed in to protect her,
and the Duke joined them, carry
ing a heavy elephant gun.
A source at the royal lodge told
reporters the news was given to
Elizabeth by the Duke, and that
she behaved like a queen.
@She broke into tears, but she
Iregained her composure," the in
Iformant said,
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Ellis ArnaN Reconsiders;;
Expected 10 Replace DHaIle
BY the Associated Press

Two top mobilization ofdcials
said today that Ellis @. Arnall,
former Governor of Georgia. has
reconSidered and is expected to
accept the dictatorship Of the
Once Of Price Stabilization.
One official. who asked that his
name not be used. told q reporter
he understands President Truman
win nominate Mr.. Arnal
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-02-06

tln0 the ouSWeB
10 your every
sports question
in the new ALL
Sports AImonoe.
IT'S on sale for
ST at the busi-
ness counter in
the lobby Of The
Stor Building.
This 256-pose
illustrated book
contains q sports
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Here's How to Find
Sports Data Quickly

Whether it's obout orcheFy or aiF
roees horse roeins or horseshoe pitch.
ing, voIIey ball or weight fitting. you'll
Evening star., 1952-02-06
, Counferfeiters Seized

YOKOHAMA, Feb. s GA
large counterfeiting ring was
smashed recently by United States
Army criminal investigation
agents, the Army said today. Five
foreigners and one japanese were
arrested.
Evening star., 1952-02-06

news chronology for 1851. data on
competition during 1851 end post rec
ords in all sports, q special seetioa on
college sports end q "solIery Of cham.
pions."
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Polio Breaks Out in ceylon

COLOMBO. Ceylon. Feb. 6
tCDM.-A serious polio has brok-
en- out among British naval per-
sonnet ut Trincomalee base in
Ceylon. Deaths are running at
proportions of one In four cases.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Blood C|ot Thought Death Cause;
New Ruler Is Flying From Africa
Princess Weeps
On Getting News
At Kenyo Lodge
By The Assoeietsd Pres.

NAIROBI. Kenya. Feb. g.
Princess Elizabeth wept when told
of her fathers death today and
made immediate plans to fly back
to London.
News of the death which made
the Princess a Queen was withheld
Biography Of EIizobeth. Who Was Troined
to Be Queen. Pose AS
EIizobeth EoiIs Heir to Throne Three
Months After Charming D. c. Page AS
Evening star., 1952-02-06

(See REVENUE. Page A-14.)
Evening star., 1952-02-06

Full Poee Of Pictures on George VI and
the New Queen. Po9e AT
Story Of Life of King George vi. Pose AS
King Captured Heort of Copitol on Visit
to U. S. II Yeors Ago. Poee A
FIogs Of World Fly ct Holt Stoff in Sorrow
Over Deoth Of King. Pose Ali
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(See ELIZABETH, Page A-5.)
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TemneratureS Today,
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Commonwealth
Mourns STEADY
Sort of King
By fhe Assoeiofed Press

LONDON, Feb. 6.-Weary King
George vi died today at Sc, ending
a 15-year reign that brought Eng
land the glory and the dregs of
victory. His daughter Elizabeth,
Is, Immediately became England's
sixth Queen.
Tired and spent by disease,
George vi died in his sleep at
Evening star., 1952-02-06

(see KATYN, Page A-14.)
Evening star., 1952-02-06

(see OFFICIALS. Page A-14J