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Evening star., 1952-09-21
Two House Members
10 Probe Charges Of
Waste al Africa Bases
By the Associated Press

Representative Davis, Repub-
Ilican. of Wisconsin, said yester-
day he and Representative Riley,
Democrat. of South Carolina,
chairman of a House Appropria-
tions subcommittee will investi-
gate charges of waste and extra
Ivagance in construction Of air
bases in North Africa on trip
to French Morocco shortly after
the November 4 election.
John Donnelly, the committees
chief investigator and other
members of the full committee
also may make the trip.
The subcommittee yesterday
wound up several days Of closed
hearings with 1t. Gen. Lewis A.
Pick, chief of Army Engineers,
and others testifying about the
air base construction program.
The Senate Preparedness Sub
committee headed by Sen. john
son, Democrat of Texas, recently
Issued severe criticism Of the op-
erationS.
Gen. Pick in reply said much Of
the criticism was not warranted
and that the waste was minor
considering that the construction
program was on a rush basis.
Mr.. Davis told reporters he be-
Ilieves "that on the basis of what
has been heard Tin the closed
hearings) SO far the situation Is
not as bad as the johnson SUBJ
committee report says, nor as
good as Pick makes 1t out to be-
Mr.. Davis said the subcommittee
expects to make q report public
on the current hearings in about
no days. He did not say what the
tone Of the report would be. He
likewise declined to say what Gen
Pick had testified to at the
sessions.
Gas a result Of the continuing
and conflicting testimony we have
decided that the only way that
we can get the answers is to go
to North Africa ourselves after
the election" Mr.. Davis said.
The Appropriations Subcom-
mittee passes on requests tor
funds from the armed services for
military construction both here
and abroad.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
OBJ A
Your Best Buy
An Upright Freezer

The freezer purchased,
which is paid for through
Man With The Plan saw
ings, is a nationally famous
advance design upright
y freezer. These fine freezers
are the best value and quality
on the market. Handsomely
finished. Shelves consist Of
freezer plates, assuring quick
freezing and best condition Of
frozen foods for long periods
fully guaranteed. The Man With
The Plan upright freezers occupy
less floor space for their larger
capacity, are more convenient
for the housewife. Requires no
uncomfortable bending, less
shifting of foods and frozen foods
are kept in best condition for
home use.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
Upper Marlboro Residents
Plan Citizens Association

Residents of the Upper Marl-
boro tMd) area will meet at 8 pm
tomorrow in the Marlboro Fire
House to organize a new citizens
association for the area.
Chief business will be the adop.
tion Of a constitution and by
laws, which have been drafted In
preliminary meetings by a grour
headed by Mrs.. Parthia Rea, Nor
ris Zilber and Harry Durity.
| Walton G. Banks has been ap-
tpointed temporary chairman oi
the group, and James M. Rea
temporary secretary.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
|Worship Crew PIons Reunion

An organization meeting to plan
for q reunion of men who have
served on the battleship Pennsyl-
vania will be held at noon Wednes-
day in room 4E442 at the Penta-
gon. Further information may be
obtained from Ralph ]. Hopkins
at OV. 2253.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
House Unit to Check Status
OF Building on Texas Posts
Nv the Assoeicted Press

!
A House subcommittee will 60
to Carswell Air Force Base, Tex,
on September % to check the sta
tus and the progress Of construc-
ton there. the Defense Depart
ment said today. It will also
check construction at the Army's
Fort Worth Quartermaster Depot.
The Government Operations
Subcommittee Of the House Ex-
Ipenditures Committee, headed by
Representative Hardy, Democrat
Iof Virginia. is making a study of
construction at a number Of mill
| Itary installations within the Unit
ed States.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
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Spring. Maryland,
says: my food
budget must feed
three adults and
t " o children.
Since Joining the
Plan I've been
able to save
greatly ever y
week on meat
purchases alone.
and we've been
eating more and
better meat than
we've ever en-
joyed before. Be-
sides that. the
green vegetables
that we're getting
Evening star., 1952-09-21
READ WHAT WASHINGTON WOMEN
have TO SAY ABOUT THE "PLAN"
Mrs. Joseph g. Tomczak. 1914 Patterson soat

l4 Patterson Road,
Rtverdale. Mary
land, rep orts
t b e Sc ia t S:
Were Q family
OF four, two chill
dren and two
adults. Since join-
ing the Plan"
my food bills have
dropped consider
ably every month.
Yet, we're eating
better, choicer
foods than ever
before. Another
thing, being ac-
tive in church
and school activ-
titles with their
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Mrs. Robert W. Hurley. 1913 windham Lane.

- w AAAAAAaAh A@oAACs
Silver 8 pr 1 n g,
Maryland. says:
I've are two
adults and four
9 r o " 1 n G boys.
Since my husband
and ! were mar
ried. eleven yearS
ago, We haven't
been able to have
steak on his SAL
ary as O school
t e q C h er. Now,
after joining the
"Plan." we have
steak twice o
week and lots of
good red beef all
Evening star., 1952-09-21

hus has
plan. And we're saving by having fewer
doctor bills for our healthier family. We're
night wonderful green vegetables. and re-
duced doctor bills. by spending no more on
We're thrilled with the Plan"
Evening star., 1952-09-21
Mrs. Mortier Larever. Soos 4snd Avenue.

Hyattsville, Md,
tells US that:
Since Joining the
Plan" my fam
lily OF seven, two
adults and five
children is saving
greatly on our
grocery bill. I
don't bother with
. budget any
longer. ] order
IS I want. The
food is delicious,
My children are
healthy. and 7
o ] W a " have
money in the
bank for things I
need. You can
well understand,
Evening star., 1952-09-21

I've ever seen. And Just love the con-
venience Of not having to borrow the car
from my husband for the day. dress the
children and run to the store for my food.
The Plan has been . blessing for U.s."
Evening star., 1952-09-21
BETTER LIVING AND
entertaining

Z You no longer have to ad-
mire the good quality, va
riety and attractiveness of
food served by a friend or
~ neighbor.g You no longer
have to wish you could
serve as well and as attractively
to your family or to friends or
guests. With the Man With The
Plan, you serve better tasting
meals, better quality foods, pre-
pare meals Of greater variety !.
entertain better +. and do 80
within your present income, in
your own home.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

. appreciate the great convenience of not
thing is needed for dinner. / can say defi-
nitsly, Joining the Plan has been q worth
while move for U.s."
Evening star., 1952-09-21
Members Select Type
and Amount Of Food

4 Four months supply Of
| frozen foods will be de-
livered to your door.
These foods will be based
= on your selection. They
will represent the choicest In
meats, fish and poultry; ia
NOUS brands Of frozen vege-
tables, fruits and juices,
packed in handy, economy
size packages You pay for
this food as you eat it in four
equal monthly installments at
the end of each month.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
LESS WORK FOR
MOTHER

meals. No more tedious trips to
market. No more waiting to be.
served or being jostled by crowds
Ior shopping in bad weather. No
more carrying heavy bundles and
as for preparing meals, no more
Ipeeling, podding, fuss with clean
ing Of vegetables. pairing. trim
ming and hours spent in endless
preparation. The Man With The
Plan means less work and more
extra time for leisure and enjoy
ment.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

The Man With The Plan eliminates the middleman Recently
the u Agriculture Department reported that the
i'm the food business charging than
time in the last 80 Dolarwise the total
charge in food bills has reached 18 BILLION DOLLARS. With
exclusive pan the out of the picture With
advance design freezer money time and effort
and live healthier life.
The Man With The Plan gives you nutritious
IN most frozen food locate their plants
near farms with good SOIL The foods picked when
and packed at the peak of freshness
retain the maximum of vamn and nutrtive value The
The Plan brings these products from quality
directly to home
Evening star., 1952-09-21
LIVING WITH LESS
FEAR

do depend on day to day
purchases for food. Imagine q
state Of affairs when you can
have a four-month supply Of food
right in your own home . q
food bank from which you can
live for four months. Even If
there should be strike. railroad
tie-up. shortage Of some material,
disaster, with the Man With The
Plan you can at least. In respect
to food for your family, live with
less fear.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
the MAN with the PLAN
GUARANTEES FOOD

With the Man With The
Plan, you receive a S.
year written warranty
which guarantees you
~ against any food spoil
age in the event that any
thing in the freezer you
purchase is spoiled due to
mechanical deficiency. You
will receive new food or your
money back.
In addition to the above, all
foods delivered to your home
are also guaranteed.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
The Man With The Plan
Provides Nutritious Foods
At Quantity Discount Prices!

The Man With the Plan offers housewives an exclusive
money Saving to lick the high Of living Accepted
by housewives in record numbers this plan works as
follows The Man With the Plan is dedicated to making
available to the consumer choice Meats Grade Veg
etables Poultry Fish, Fruits and Juices quantity
count nrceS.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Church Janitor Held
In S532 Forgery by
Stolen Blank Checks

A janitor accused of forgin,
$532 on blank checks stolen from
the church where he works wa
held for grand jury action yester'
day by United States Commits.
Sioner Cyril S. Lawrence.
Police said Robert Austin, 10
colored, of the 200 block of Seat.
on place NE, admitted forging
the names of the treasurer anC
president of Christ Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth and Gallatir
streets NV.
On June 18 and 20, Austin was
accused of cashing two checks fol
$3.50, made out to himself, at the
lexington Liquor Store, Ill Flor
ida avenue NE. The complainant
in the case is Irving Cooperman
manager of the liquor store, who
police said is the brother of Sam
uel Cooperman. Samuel Cooper
man was slain last August dur
ing an attempted robbery at the
liquor store. The gunman has
never been apprehended.
Two Other Checks Cashed.
Austin also cashed two checks
for $282 on June II and 18 at the
Strand Liquor Store, COS Division
avenue NE, according to police.
Detectives said Austin used the
money to buy his mother a gas
stove and to take two trips to New
York
He was arrested Wednesday
at the church. Mr.. Lawrence set
Austin's bond at $1,000.
Also held for grand jury action
was James slim" Hallman, AZ,
colored, of the 5000 block of
Georgia avenue NV. He is
charged with sale and possession
Of heroin.
An undercoverman said Hall
man sold him 10 caps of heroin for
SIS. He was arrested on Wednes-
day in the 900 block of M street
NV. Hallman testified he had
never seen the undercoverman
before. Hallman's bond was set
at $4,500.
Picked Up as Suspect.
A 23-year-old colored man,
picked up as suspect yesterday
in robbery case was charged in
stead with a 1850 housebreaking
at the Wardman Park Hotel bar
ber shop.
The man, Richard Easley Of the
first black Of E street NV, had
his case continued until July 3
before Commissioner Lawrence.
Police said Easley' f1ngerprints
checked with those found on a
of the barber shop after
it was broken into on March 81.
1850. They had not been able to
find him, however. A radio and
$85 were stolen.
Easley's bond was set at $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
industrial Sofety Talks Planned Here Nov. IS

The Commissioners today gave
their approval to an industrial
safety conference to be sponsored
by local Government officials on
November IS in the District Build
ing.
1t will be the second such con-
ference to be held in as many
years. Its purpose is to bring to-
gether District employees and en-
|ployers to discuss methods of
reducing accidents in industry.
Nearly 200 representatives of man
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Petit Activity Within Law, Alexandra Council Told

Alexandria City Attorney v
Floyd Williams has found nothing
in the city laws to prohibit the
political activities of City Regis
trar Fred Petit.
Mr.. Williams made the report
yesterday to the City Council,
which had been requested to de-
mand Mr.. Pettit's resignation or
curb his campaign activities in
behalf Of c. c. Carlin, jr., one of
four candidates seeking the Demo-
cratic nomination to Congress
from nearby Virginia's new 10th
district.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
West Virginia Extends
Auto Tog DeodIine
BY the Associoted Press

CHARLESTON. w. Va, June q
West Virginia motorists have ar
extra Is days to apply for automo-
bile and truck license plates
thanks to record number of ap-
lplications.
Motor Vehicles Commissioner
Don McClaugherty said the expir-
alton date has been extended from
July ! to July Is. He added. how
ever:
There positively will not be an
other extension of the deadline. ="
Evening star., 1952-06-27

The request for curtailment of
Mr.. Pettit's activities came from
Patrick Hayes, who is Alexandria
campaign manager for another
candidate. Edmund D. Campbell.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Rail Equipment Kept Busy

CHICAGO.-United States rail-
roads have put in service nearly
100000 freight cars and $4,000
locomotive units since the ter
mination of World War II.
Evening star., 1952-06-27

agement and labor participated
last year.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
COLMAR MANOR

NO61VxA1C N1144NO1V
4317 NEWARK RD.
Lovely, B rms; dble. sarage; oil h.-w.
heat; full bsmt.; Venetian blinds;
lot S0xl10. Price. S1l,50O, with
$1,000 cash, balance easy. Exclusive
Broker.
MANOR REALTY co.
WA. s21s uN. sdss
Evening star., 1952-11-13

SILVER sPRING-S1 800 down buys
this 2-bedrm. bungalow with bSmt
Fenced lot. Storm sash. Assume AZ
loan Asking S12,95O.
Woodmoor. Unusually large rooms in
this 6-rm. brick Colonial with side
porch and garage. Asking S21 $50
Langley Park. Like new 3-bedrm. brk
rambler with pvt. driveway, paneled
rec. rm:., all-elec. kitchen, many ex-
tras. S22,950.
BEERS BROS. TILL 8. 81. 1911.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
CLASSIC RAMBLER. HILLANDALE

CLASSIC RAMBLER. HILLANDALE
This 3 twin-size bedrm,, 21s-bath
brick rambler with its artistic dec
orations and appointments is ideal
for gracious living and entertaining.
firepL. de luxe kit. spacious break
fist. area. another firepl. in sunlit
recr. rm.: gear gar. and breeZeway
with INTERCHANGEABLE glass and
screens. Liberal financing. For
call Mrs. Steed. JU. S-378O or 81.
$500 r. J. ScOF1ELD. exclusive
-realtor. >s II
Evening star., 1952-11-13

- Beautifully dec. ram
bier in a sparkling new section.
Roomy Iiv. rm. with raised firepl.,
Yecep. hall, din. rm., 3 bedrms.. 2
baths. full bsmt., recr. rm:, a wife's
dream kitchen. Enjoy quality living
In this sunny home at a very at
tractive price. S26,500 For app't..
8 CO. sT. 700: ewes. JU. S-3751.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
RIVERDALE

5407 JEFFERSON ST.
Lge. house, equip. for 2 families; lot
75x300; oil h.-w.h.: full bsmt.; 2
fireplaces; garage; " blk. from bus
and shop. center; vacant; sacrifice,
easy terms. ts .F&f
Evening star., 1952-11-13

BETHESDA. sci ,OOO-Handsome hrk
rm. with fireplace, din. rm., mod.
equip. kit; bedrm. and II bath.
There are . lge. bedrmS. and bath
on End floor. Lovely. shady lot.
Close to all conys. Terms to sult
you. w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $500.
Evening star., 1952-11-13

HOUSES BY HUGHES
81. 900 down will buy broom all
brick BUNGALOW in rustic neighbor-
hood: only yrs. old. perfect. con-
dition; expaDsible attic. full bsmt.,
gas heat; cheap at S12.250.
81 800 down will buy stunning
little masonry cottage Just 10 min.
from D. c. line: delightful kitchen,
daylight bsmt.; only $65 uer mo.
$50 per no.; Groom Colonial in W.
Hyattsville features family din. I'm. :,
2O-ft. liv. rm.. tile bath. 8 extra
large bedrms.. Oil heat; truly . bar
gain at S11,950.
S12.250; country cottage on Ia acres,
close to town: beautiful piece of
ground; coZy modern home; tile
bath, city water; $4,000 down. easy
terms.
S12.750; brand-new modernistic
location; 5 big bedrms.. spacious
liv. rm., remarkable kitchen. full
bsmt; can be bought on terms.
$15,75O all-brick la-story English
Tudor cottage, features l bedrm.
and pvt. bath on 1st floor: 2 bedrms.
and bath on End; den or TV room;
2 strikins home on lovely corner
lot. j9
Evening star., 1952-11-13
POTOMAC

New white-brick rambler featurinl
entrance hall. liv. rm. with firepl.,
with separate breakfast area. utility
room. 3 bedrms., = baths; full out.
of-ground basement with space fol-
future rec. rm., maids room and
iavatory; 2-car garage. Property Is
on Just over 1-acre Of ground in
the desirable Hunt area. Priced al
$34. 800. Ewes, OIL. 2720. Exclusive
SAMUEL E: BoGLEY. INC.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
CHEVY CHASE Mo.

cUSTOM-BUILT. new brick rambler
with large entrance hall, living room
with picture windows and fireplace;
fireplace, ultramodern kitchen, 81
II. long. with breakfast room. Both
library and breakfast space open
onto large soft. terrace living
porch There are 8 bright cheerful
bedrooms. 2 baths, q terrace-level
recreation room with fireplace and
powder rm.; excellent, closet space;
conditioned heat: 2-car side drive,
built-in garage; = blocks from Conn.
ave-. it Is situated on high eleva-
tion in a highly restricted commu-
nifty. Eve. Mr.. Woodwell. 10.
4-O14T
Evening star., 1952-11-13
TAKOMA PARK

TAhOMA Park
$14,95o-$3, 900 CASH
Assume CT 40 1st Trust
$SS MONTHLY PAYS EVERYTHING
Detached 6-rm. brick and frame Colo
.onial residence in perfect cond
only ? yrs. old fenced lot, gas heat.
mile from District line. 2 blocks
Evening star., 1952-11-13

S295 DOWN
Move right in. . bedrms.. full bSmt..
DIN. rm., hI. fm: and kit. Mr.. Willis
or Mr.. Frank. LO. 5-41TO. or LO.
5-9SI6. -16
Evening star., 1952-11-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA-NO. 81. Lovely 5-rrn.
row brick, full bsmt.; 81 800 down:
j. T. MOTION REALTY. INC ov.
AREiNGToN AIRSEIiSNGToN RAMBLER. sei.sse--
Fine big ,3,bedroom brk. rambler
country e eIub; aSv chance s,,,f feF F,ps real req
5-6266: ewes. call, OF. S5S5. i--16
VALUE OF THE YEAR
Do not fail to inspect this beautiful
place before you buy. It is available
below the market for comparable
homes. Charming white brk., center
hall Colonial on q acre Of high
wooded ground; fine, convenient
location. between Chain Bridge and
the country club; 8 rms. @ hedrms.)
3ia baths, screened porch: garage;
heavy slate roof. costly tiled foun-
dation and many other top-notch
construction features. Lovely con-
dition. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, IA.
5.6266: eyes. call Jk. 4-4247 OF
'BELLEvUE FOREST"-New brick
rambler on wooded lot, containing
living room (15x21) with fireplace;
adjoining dining area t9x1O: mas
ter bedroom with private bath; two
other bedrooms and bath; full base
ment with (14x30l recreation room
with fireplace; maids bath; gas
MASON GREEN CO. Exclusive
AGents. IA. 2-3s3e; eve. and Sun,
CH. 9142. -
Evening star., 1952-11-13
BRADBURY HEIGHTS
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

rmm:sallsss s;s.sdrm s.s ss,.G bungalow ,,dth x,th
from Grade school, incl. equipped
kit, full bsnt.. combination storm
windows and doors. also Anchor
fence around level. 140-ft: lot.
Priced g sell ct Si4;2S0. ERD
Evening star., 1952-11-13

Brick RamblerS-$15,750
3 BEDRMS.. LIv. RM., DIN. RM.
You win like these new ramblers now
building and some ready in 80 days.
Gated in q community near schools,
bus, recreation grounds. $1,000 cash
down, bal. less than rent.
j. Fuller Groom Realty Co
Evening star., 1952-11-13
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
EoREsTvr,I.E

S11.95O win make an exceptional
buy on Q clean 2-bedrm. bunea. with
full bsmt., oil h.-w h., expansible at
tic. large screened-in front porch
and level h-acre lot. FRED BUR-
CESS. vi. 2S02 til g.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1952-01-25

ficient sys ten of GOV
|ernmont is the idoal
one, he bolioves. Us
ing as an ana lory the
model cellular struc tHr
of hea lth5 orGani SINS
Mr.. Gardner warns us
against our prosent-day
.Govo Immortal ten dc nc los
The author points to
Alaska one Of I.moric q Is
most strategic areas,
and shows the Lack Of
|so lf-govornmont and tho
resulting weakness in
i is C william dofonso
e apac ity.
Mr.. Gardner also
points in some detail
to the admin s tr9 tive
I've akno sses Of tho Civil l
|Aoronautics Adminis ira
til on, the LA ska Game
&c omni S S ion, and the
Foros try Service, and
suGgos is that they are
ready for chance which
would add to the VIC L
fare Of ..laska and the
Ma t ion.
Thro urhout his book,
the author reoffirms his
'boliof in the basic con
continued on 5
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1952-01-25

ANNU4G MEETING TO BE
HELD SOON.
The annual meeting Of
tho Credit Uni on will
DO hold at 8 pm. on
January 20 in the Coop
Club Room Of tho "Roc"
Bui lding.
AUTHOR STUDIES nLASKA
TO SHOW DANGEROUS TRENDS
IN GOVERNMENT
Loo S. Gardner has
ritton q critiquo Of
american rove rmcntal
trends, It'll alaska as
his main case in point.
In his new book, THE
OPTINIST: 4.MERIC44N PIN
expos ition Pross, New
York-$2. 5O) Mr.. Card
nor calls on his OBJ
sorva t ions. in ala ska
Whero the acuteness Of
Bureaucratic control
sharponod his obs orva-
tion in the study Of IL
moricGn apat thy conc ern-
inG our proroga tivos Of
Sc If oVornmont.
The most individually
roprOs cntativo and eff
, 1952-04-15
Leroy Quinn Wins
Foresight Foundation
Scholarship TO NYU

Leroy Quinn, Accountant
with the Department of Fl
nance has been awarded the
Foresight Foundation Scholar
ship, it was announced BY the
Administration. He will re-
ceive one years instruction on
finance administration at New
York University.
The Foundation was set up
to honor the memory Of the
late Charles Taussig, who was
US. co-chairman Of the Carib
bean Commission.
, 1952-04-15
Governor de Castro
Going to Wush.. DC.
For Hearings

Governor de Castro plans to
leave on Sunday, April 20 for
Washington, DC. to testify
before the Senate Appropria-
tions Committee on the power
situation Of st. Thomas. The
hearings had been delayed
due to the Easter holidays.
The Governor will also fol
low up the matter of the
appropriation for the Agricul-
tural Stations. He expects to
be away for about one week.
He came in this morning for
conferences with the Admin
istrator and other local
officials.
, 1952-04-15
Geste Detects
Bobby Sox in Eoster
Ruces Yesterday

Bobby Sox, champion racer,
was defeated by Beau Geste
yesterday in the eighth race
at Manning's Bay. Moon
Prince and CoaltoWn trailed.
Other results were as fol-
lows: Moon Star won over
Starlight and Simple; War
Cloud was scratched. Flame
took the End race from Cues
tionnaire and Bachelor; Beau
Geste won over CoaltoWn
and Moon Prince; Man O
War took the Juveniles
Special Event, over Roll Back
and Summer Boy; Attention
won over Nature Boy, Prince
Charming and Houdini; Sim
pie won the 9Th race from
TRANSMISSION and Don Vidal
won over Moon Star, Bachelor
and Flame.
, 1952-04-15
Fritz Morris Now
Member Of Labor
Union SupremeC oun.

Fritz Morris, local labor
leader has been installed as a
member Of the ST. Croix
Labor Union. He took the
cath Of Office on April s.
Mr. Morris has pledged HIM
self to do his best, according
to the constitution to see that
the laws are carried out for
the benefit of the members.
Hon. Raymond Pedro, End
Member for Frederiksted
Country District, is president
of the Union.
, 1952-04-15
Plans for 1852
chronological
Meeting Discussed

Port Of Spain: Plans for a.
meeting Of a
of Regional Association Nv of
the World Meteorological Or
ganisation to be held here
June 1919 were discussed
with the President, DR.. An
drew Thomson, by officials Of
the Caribbean Commission,
during DR.. Thomson's recent
visit to Kent House. This was
announced recently BY ETH.
de Vriendt, Secretary General.
The tentative agenda for
the conference includes a re-
view Of the 1851 Hurricane
season and Of progress made
in i~mplementing recommends
tions Of the 1851 Hurricane
Various pro-
posals to improve the effec-
tiveness Of the hurricane
warning system in the East
ern Caribbean will be consid-
cd, and recommendations
made for the 1852 hurricane
season.