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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHOB0TH BEACH, DELAWARE
Beautiful 3-bedrm.., 2-bath home FOR
rent in Henlopen Acres; every con-
during Aug. Call MA. 2S66 or
Rehoboth Beach 9eS1. Refs. Il
MODERN COTTAGE, Chesapeake
Beach. Nd; accommodates 8, al
$46 per wk. AT. 6129 after 5 pm.
WILDWOOD. N. J. GREGG, 225 =.
Spicer; reasonable rates, fully furn-
lshed 1-2-3 rms. communicative
hskpg. apts.; all innersprings, Frigid-
aires. hot and cold water, hot
beach showers. central loc., parking.
Phone 2-s465.
Normandy Apartments
Ocean City. Md.-be luxe ocean,
front units; completely pine-pan.
eled; spacious family accommoda.
tions. Choice openings starting Aug.
8. Call GL. O652. "a
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SAIL

sT0RERO0M with 7-room apt. and
2 building lots In good Alexandria
eSSatiS0; oW. 1920. A bargain at s2l,sa5o' ao
s:E.-NeW 5-family brk. semidet.; 1
cash. 10. 3-68S9. Il
SIX UNITS EACH-Two bedrms.
shows approx. 1870 return. S7lO
PrYce PPymouta st Silver Na sasaFs spTins' Md
MODERN BRICK HOME, rms,
bath. full bsmt.; now rented. $3.50;
located Arlington Forest, conv. to
shopping; buses schools; An excel,
soLh ssS E. RRSIfok. SRlz ffeSeoo Sw. soa4. NAL Al
GROCERY BUILDING, incl. apts. and
equip: e9gSip;; vs 5000 0so down. STEELE. RE
14sUNIT APT;-NsT sond;; $15 ;00o
@ down; os6a sBsrsain. STEELE, RE. 049s;
VIZ Rave some Of the best invest
ment property in and around Silver
Spring. 4-unit apt, 27-unit bldg,
Standard OIL station, store leased at
$500 2 mo: These properties for
Over 40 years in Silver Spring. !"
CHOICE SITE, approx. 8 acres. A on
3. a. o. R.R:, between Bethesda and
congressional Airport, on paved
road: nearly level; r.r. sidings can
be had; suitable for future zonin9
for mfgr. or warehouse use; excel
lent Investment for substantial in
crease in value (perhaps S1OO,OOO
or more) over period of two or
three years. Cash purchaser can
own for Is cents 50. IT. For details,
call ME. 0079, MR.. WILLINGHAM,
ewes. XII S-2559. 81
CONN. AVE. BLDG.-Gross rental
$3.50 yearly. Low expenses, excel.
financing, fully leased. Owner will
sell for $4,000. Call Mr.. Ramsey,
SH. 1885. with LEGUM a. GER
BER, Realtors, OR. 1000 till 9 pm.
FIRST COMMERCIAL Property,
with 2-story frame dwelling; iot
or house adaptable to any type OF
business: JEROME 9. MURRAY,
C0RNER neighborhood shopping cen.
ter-Six modern stores, 2 yrs. old;
all leased to diversified businesses;
adaptable for 3 tenants; will con-
slider individual sale; S12. 300 am
nual rent; tenants furnish utili-
ties: JEROME 8. MURRAY. LA.
ARIMGToN-By owner, leaving city.
Four-unit corner, det,, tap. brick;
income, 81, $50: annual GI trust
4%: 5 min. to Pentagon. Box 315-c,
FIRST COMMERCIAL
Two stores with two aptS. over each
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN7

10000 50. Fl. Of ground centrally
Ma. $685..
CENTRAL d. C. location, priced under
$500. Level ground buy on purchase
money mortgage.
JOHN N. BEALL, Jr.
Investment Bldg. ST. 1891
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COLORED-S4O dn., $40 mo-. buys
for 81, 700 8 acres Of good land and
o crude Arm dwelling house: state
road; power and phone lines. 125
mi. south. TIE. ABB, II
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

CHOICE gITE-Approx. 8 acres. on
B. & o. R.R., between Bethesda and
Congressional Airport, on paved
be had suitable for future zoning
for nfgr. or warehouse use: excel
lent Investment for substantial in
crease in value (perhaps 100000
or more) over . period of two or
three. years. Cash purchaser can
Owl Own tST f1r X 6o gents 50. #; For details.
Ewes, XII. S-2559.
ATTENTION sPECULAToRs, 55, 900
SO. it., End CON-, in close ne, D. c.,
IT: siding; Sl.50. Mr.. Fischer,
DREYFuSS BROS. MA. O6S2 or
WE WANT HOUSES, virxinia. small
down payments. YOU WANT Ac-
TON, Call MILKEY, RE. O6O6,
Leave name and phone number.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
IMMEDIATE CASH

WILL BUY PROPERTY
ME. 1920; evenings, LA. 6-6i0l.
Quick settlement. Call Mr.. MIILEE
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FIRST COMMERCIAL
Two stores with two apis. over each.
Store eve Very Y deep s with fHp fuil bsn,t I'm in
closed back porch; oil h.-w.h.; yard
can be used for parking. LA, g.
4541. zAGAMI REALTY. Ii. q
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TWO-ROOM SUITE Of $50 "a. ft.,
redecorated to suit tenant. 800
mo. Bond Bldg. sW. corner j. =.
XAe8-4ERQA. 0fC,ss
~, &I06 -
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LEESBURG. VA.
$12,5OO

% acres; brand-new 6-room cottage
with picture window looking out on
Blue Ridge mountains; q perfect
hideaway with enough land for your
own milk cows, chickents and rid
ing horses. Write or call MRS.
Farm, Charlottesville, Va. Phone
3-1769. Brokers protected. g
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RECORDING STUDIO
Located n Clarendon. Parking fa-
1.100 50. It. win redecorato and
make minor alterations.
LYON PROP, INC.
"a ryes'. Tso:T JE. s.6e7eSS 6 Sooo o-s1
Evening star., 1952-05-04
bring Junior
julc1er drum1stlcks

Penicln best known because of its importance the
physician in the control of infections. Today it contrib
uting to human welfare in wayas nutritiona aid
helping farmers produce more and better meat
Merck makes special type of Penicln for in feed
supplements to stimulate the growth of animals Poultry and
pigs reach market size in less me-a younger age
providing jucer tenderer meat AS result farmers raise
more pounds of meat per pound of feed-for
bountiful American dinner table.
Antibotics such Pencin and Streptomycin- -Vtamns
for buoyant healh-Corsone combat arthrts certain
eye diseases and other acons-hese are direct results of
the continuous Merck program of research and production
devoted to better health and better living
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Britain Reinforces
Guards in Sarawak
After Terror Raids
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

SINGAPORE. Aug. 13.-Ter-
rorist outbreaks in the North
Borneo British colony Of Sara
wax have caused the government
to reinforce its police guard along
trade routes into neighboring In
donesian Borneo. Sarawak Chief
Secretary Hugh Ellis said today.
The Singapore government at
the same time announced it was
sending q police adviser and a
number Of radio sets to the police
in the sister colony 500 miles
east Of here.
Here for talks with British ON
cialS. Mr.. Ellis told q news con-
ference that the armed, uniformed
band Of Chinese. which last week
killed a policeman and wounded
two others in terror raids, called
itself the Sarawak Indonesian
Peoples Liberation Army.
He added, however, there was
no evidence the armed group had
come from Indonesian territory
and the gang was entirely Chi
nese.
Following the guerrilla raids,
which the British said were Com
munist-inspired, q state Of emer-
gency was declared in q 3,400-
square-mile area around Kuching,
the Sarawak capital in the west
ern end of the colony.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Newsman Seized by Reds
As Spy Reported Dead
By the Associated Press

HONG KONG, Aug. 13.-Shang-
hal advices today reported August
Klingenberg, q. widely-known
newspaperman who was arrested
by the Reds December 8. 1850, on
spy charges, died June 5.
The reports received by friends
said Mr.. Klingenberg died in pow
erty and was hastily buried in a
vacant lot near Kiangwan Airfield
The body later was exhumed and
Icremated.
Samuel Berglof, "a. former edi-
tor in the Shanghai A. P. Bureau,
was reported seriously Ill in a
Shanghai hospital. He was ar
rested at the same time as Mr..
Klingenberg.
Both Mr.. Klingenberg and Mr..
Berglof were born in China. Mr..
Klingenberg was a stateless person
of Latvian descent. Mr.. Berglof
holds q Swedish passport.
For several years Mr.. Klingen-
Iberg wrote an aviation column for
Several Shanghai newspapers.
After the Reds closed them down.
he and Mr.. Berglof issued .
mimeographed newssheet.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Philip Opens Grouse Season

BALMORAL, Scotland, Aug. IS
(P).-The Duke Of Edinburgh.
with his wife Queen Elizabeth
looking on, opened the traditional
grouse hunting season yesterday.
The Dukes bag was not reported.
but birds were said to be fat and
plentiful.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
see informal modelling
see how easy it is to pay for
SHAGMOOR COATS

Come, see these constont wonders
modelled informally, ! 100 to TOO
tomorrow. Thursday, August 18th
with feature showinos at
100, 800, 500 and TOO
Third Floor, Main Building
You'll see fIotterine new styles
beautiful new colors. All in Shoemoor's
own precious woolen =. moth proofed
for the lifetime Of the Ione-weoring
coat. This season, new toll sizes in od-
diton to petite and regular. Only
Woodward 6 Lothrop hos them for you
in Washington.
Untrimmed shoemoors, 69.95
Toll sizes, 1895
Luscious Fur Trims, 1895 to 1898
W6L-coots and Suits, Third Floor
-. also Bethesda Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1952-08-13

l. news because it's striped q
woven multi-coIor stripe with shiny
threod. Beeouse it hos more body than
most Of your summer cottons. And
winged sleeves thot flow from the
shoulders without q seam. Pick blue,
brown Or eroy. Sizes 10 to Is. 1928
z. news because it's corduroy. Be-
couss 1t knows tho importance Of big
soucer-winite buttons. Brief sleeves
have fIy-owoy cuffs. The wide belts
corduroy, too. Groy, gold, red or ton;
8 10 Is with matching cop, 1928
W6L-Teen-oos Apparel, 4th Floor
.. also Bethesda Chevy Chase
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

ed Sisters struggling under the
communistie regime. Two oiher
Juniors wcre q stricken couple,
While another giri was q Mari po-
lieemsn. As the article was read
by . Junior. life behind the walls
of eo1nmunistie Eurupe Was vividly
unfoldcd. Al the termination Of the
play. both the cast and the audience
were convinced that the inconven.
Gee which We suffer are reilly little
In comparison with those endured
BY the prosecuted of today. Those
In The east were Jennie Arrange
Marguerite smith. Patricia Yates.
carieen Moore. Miriam Pedrrlra
Jsequelinr odbert, Donna Saw.
yer. Elena NaGsles. Sandra Frcse.
man. silvia Knowles. Jo-Ann Vito,
Teresita valdcs Letlcia Caballnl
Mary bernreuier. Olga Perez. Ye
landa San Juan. Olga Martinez,
IiorteEsia Perez. shirley Phillips
and Maurcen O'Connor.
me special week " prayer of
ticsaily openeds Monday morning
January 2ist, BY an edifying attend
ancs ~ over seven hundred pupil,
~ Mass and Holy Communion. SIN
eere Socialists and members cf m.
elementary classes maintained
hlgh percentage az attendance a
Mass and Holy Communion the re
naming days ~ the week.
The prayer against persecution
and the official diocesan prayer
for peace were rrclied daily in IN.
elassrooms II the times witch wsr,
appointed By Ills ExceIlency.
On Tuesday, January 22nd. NJ
Jordan u ~ Mlchael's IN Al
smi. addressed The student body @,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

seen PRO who was IN at the
time.
The ferry was operated until
1895 when the Florida East Coast
abandoned the railroad and ferry
following large-scale destruction
in the Labor Day hurricane that
year.
Chief negoiiaior for the Ca.
ban Bank was Of. Jusio Garlic
and for the government, DIR. Jose
Nidana n Naldes.
Ferry service would mean that
truckers could bring their pro-
duce down the Overseas highway
fom the mainland. 20 right on
the ferry and make direct de-
liverics throughout the Island Of
Cuba.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01
NV FERRY SERVICE
Continued From Page one)

N1@ass*s<~e asso 80
carib Queen was si.2o0.O0o Dion
said that now that the Cuban
Bank has not bought Il. Guli-At-
lantic will either sell IL 60 the
Navy or other buyers who are
interested.
The resumption Of ferry seFv-
ice between Key West and Ha-
vana Was hailed az the greatest
economic boost in the history Of
Key West when IL was originally
announced last Thanksgiving
Day.
City Commissioner lmme-
diately asked Tor an appointment
with cuba's President Carlos
prio Socarras to offer their CO.
operation. They have still not
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01
..liIam B. Cleare.
Ir. Announces
For Reelection

Allan q. ciesre. Jr. h an
nouneins his candidacy TO-
day Tor reelection to the Of
lice Of County Solicitor Of
tho Criminal Court Of Rec.
ORD of Monroe County. Flor.
ida. subject 10 the Democrat
ie Primary. May san. and so
lieifs the support OF the en-
tire electorate Of the county.
lie Is deeply apprseiaiive Of
the support given him In the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01
Visitors AT
Key West
C..OfC..

MIR. o. &. wttman. North Royal
ton. Ohio.
Mr.. George Mccoy. Cleveland.
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Sommers.
Csss City. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Booth. Ne
wsrk. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Walter.
Roaltown. Saskatchewan. Canada.
Mrs. D. c. Bell. Jacksonville.
fla.
Mrs. Glover Weiss. Atlantic
Beach. Florida.
Mrs. Atwood. Margste. England.
/ Mrs. Art Topp and daughter.
Hubbard, Iowa.
Mr.. A. Hathaway. Verona. n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Jeffres.
Bloomington, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. u. Bryant. Nor
I folk. Va.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. VI. q. o'Reilly and
Melyva. UEionville. Mo.
Mr.. william A. Filbcrt. Evans.
Vile. Ind.
Mr.. Pred Holzbeuer. Hale. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. q. Hansen.
Wakefield. Ncb.
DIR. and Mrs. 4. A. MoSher. RIOS.
well. Ca.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. wsrmholdt. DE
Funiak springs. Fla.
Mr.. Arthur Mckee, Jr., Plsnta'
tion Key. Via.
Mr.. Robert ID. Mustain. Chicago,
Illinois.
| Mr.. Duke De Keno. Miami. Fla,
Mrs. 5. o. o'Bryan. Miami. Fla.
Dir. and Mrs. J. ID. O'Bryan
kingstree. \. &.
Mrs. Ralph Vaughn. Kingsiree,
s.c.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mcdonald
Wartime. Saskatchewan, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Sherrard
Cambridge. Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Sherrard
fIlllsdalc. III.
Mr. and Mrs. Merl yoder. Wax
srusa. Ind.
Miss Mary Kochsishy, Maiden
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. a. Robinson
Profondeville. Belgium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Steele. Dayie
and Penny. Normal. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. T. Russell
Kennebunk. Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Mehlbcrg
Normal. III.
Dir. and Mrs. A. Pohisc. GranC
Rapids. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph u. Erti
and Joseph. Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton ". Cousins
Bath. Maine.
nrs. W. H. I.sugsha~. Boston
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Goodwin
Newark. Ohio.
nr. and Mrs. l.. Beckstra, New
york.
Hiss Charlotte IIedrick. Miami
pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Gasser
Sikeston. No.
a.. .,d Mx. Harry Manner
Coldwater. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Aen Fallen, keni
Ohio.
Mr. Van Hook. Oakland Park
Fla.
Mr.. and AIRS. Earl Barber. Az
isundale. Fia.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Russell
Marion. Ark.
Or. and Mrs. ~. o. Lester. LAX
Como. Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01
Officers Decorated

HANOI OP,-vietnamcse Chief
Of State Bao Dsi handed high
decorations % more than %
French ard vieinsmese officers
here for hsrolsm m battles
aaains, the Communicated Wet
Cen. Tsaoul Salsn. deputy CUM
mandcr-in-chief vi French forees
in fndochins. received ,he grand
cross of the national order VI
vietnam. Gen. Gonzales de Lana
res. q corps commander. Got me
insignia VI grand officer of Wet
nam.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

the subject VI the prosecuted. Prior
10 Fathers talk. the Sophomore
Class presented Q play entitled
The Glorious Hour" which vas
written and directed BY Sister Nj.
George Edmund. Two u the girls
portrayed . sick girl and her mot
her. They we're seated In TIER
living room as the curtain opened.
Some u the young girls compan.
IONS came IN for q short while. but
had To hasten along because they
we're planning on participating IN
. radio program that ngib, called
The Glorious Hour" Later we
saw the dimmed lights and the mot
ser and daughter lowered around
The radio eager Ia hear the bread
cast. The glorious hour as depict
ed in this radio narritive was The
triumphant hour for Holy Mother
Church. Ire audience was awe
struck AZ II heard vivid accounts
~ the i0rtures endured b. saint
Agnes. Edmund csmpion. Father
Pro and Josef Mindsenty. A the
closing Of the program the cast
'scuisv and student body recited
the prayer against prosecutors. All
Of the members of the Sophomore
Class were In the cast. They were
Sylvia Alvarez. Magds Arguelles,
Elsa Busto. Dolly Csceres. Ana
Marie Duke. Josephine Frsdera,
Eleanor Cato. Miriam Nov. Gloria
Munix. Elvira Perex. Iraids Rive
70. Frances sampson. Barbara Twl
chaus. and Ana del Carmen Rod
riguex.
After this inspiring work of stage
PRODUCTION. Father Jordan Was In
troduced. Father studied in Rene
and spent some time Ia Yusoslsvia
where he actually witnessed scenes
behind the iron curtain. Father ht'
orally opened up vast fields 81
thought for meditation and contem
plation. The lives Of contemporary
heroes and heroines for the cause
u Christ were related BY Father
Little had We realized before this
how many deprivstions people II
Europe are suffering today and al
for the triumph Of the church. Fat
her read two testamepts Of the &C
counts Of priests who had sacriflc
ed all even life itself 80 that catho
lies could have Christ brought d
them. Alteration reigned supreme n
Father concluded his tain.
The students were astounded b,
Fathers message.
ON Friday morning q specia
Mass NJ $50 was said by the Pas
tor Reverend Joseph Maring So
al three schools. the Convent o
Mary Immaculate, 81. Joseph's an
~. Francis xayier's had . periec
attendance u over seven hundre'
once again. white uniforms wcr'
worn. A procession and soIeml
Bencdiciion II the Most Sacrsmcn
followed the Mass. The Sermo
Was delivered BY the Very Reyef
end James crsndell. Provincial Q
thu Southern Jesuits.
Pictures II the high.lighis of IN
week were taken. A spiritual boz
quei was sent In 10 Ills Excellency
students expressed the sentimen
that they fcli az though they n
gotten much closer 10 Christ durin
THIS week q special graees. b,
helping along members 81 IN
Church In . spiritual way 10 b
strengthened In iaitA and regalne
Ia ceuragc 10 fight for Christ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

The Army has set up q special
center n Camp Carson. Colo. 10
train both dogs and their handlers
for military use.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01

past and respectfully re-
quests your further eonsAd'
Grafton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-01
OVER sl.tOO

pennies to $40.
Mrs. Lopez expresses her SIN
eere thanks Ia an the mothers Who
aided. Said she. Withhold their
cooperation this annual March
would never have been the sue.
cess a Is. And I want 70 thank
she people. too Who we're 80 gen
erous.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
TOdaV'S Ranch House

TOday'S Ranch House
Keyed to yesterday's family living
on this wooded acre, near Fails
Church. There's room for children,
room for entertaining, room q
breathe. both indoors and out. Just
q few features Of this charmine
property are 3 lge. bedrms., pine
paneled liv. rm. with fireplace
hsmt., recr. rm.. with fireplace
terrace with brick barbecue. Rea-
sonably priced at sal. 500. Terms
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Exclusive Realtors. IA. 262O
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OWNER
OPEN SUM-, 10 TIL q
AURORA HILLS

Owners offers this new and
beautiful brick Colonial In .
lovely neighborhood. Waiking
distance to every conventence,
shopping, schools and transp.;
3 minis. to Pentaeon, Navy An
mex, downtown Washington or
Alexandria.
This lovely home has larse
liv. I'm. with firepl., spacious
din: rm., fully equipped hit.
and " bath on LIST a.; 3
spacious bedrmx. ana full bath
on 2nd d. Built-in gar. with
screened porch above. Full
Come on out and talk 70
the owner.
Dir: Out Shirley hwy. bear
left on Arlington Ridge nd. to
8. 23rd St. left to 8. Grant,
right to 2713 or highway No. I
to s. 23rd st., right to Grant,
left to 2713.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
RANCH HOUSES
OPEN I no e SUN.

New all-brick 3-bedrm. rambler. Liv
rm. with nrepl.,. dining alcove. kit
elec. stove. Formica sink tops, ex.
haust fan and plenty Of cabinets
Complete basement and attic; u
acre. lot, high elevation; beautiful
view. Price $l6,S50: $11 900 mort
I'd to NJ Powhatan ST., and follow
direction signs to 36th and Rocking
ham SITS. VIM. P. PARRAMORE
Realtor, IA. 2-5927. Ill
Evening star., 1952-05-11

VIRGINIA SPECIALS
On y acre. Living rn.. bedrm., kitch-
en- and bath. range and .refgr.
On ] y acre. Living rm., 2 bedfms.
bath. kitchen. garage, carport. out.
bldgS.; $13.750.
Evening star., 1952-09-08
Doris FIeeson:
Doris Feeson:
Advantage for Stevenson Near
After Primaries End> Esenhower's Speechwters Face
Problem in Promoting Portys Harmonious Facade

When the congressional pri-
maries virtually conclude this
week, Gov. Stevenson will move
into an area of great advan-
tage over the Republican rival
for the Presidency.
In only one State-Texas-
will the Democratic nominee
be seriously embarrassed by
the Senatorial candidate of his
party. Price Daniel, who is
expected to succeed Senator
Connally, opposes Gov. Steven
son because of his stand on
States rights issues like civil
rights and the marginal sea.
Gen. Eisenhower must now
start calling for the election of
at least nine Senators and
probably II with established
records Of opposition to inter-
national policies securely linked
to the Eisenhower fame.
Senator Mccarthy Of Wis
eonsin is the best known of this
group; Senator Jenner Of Indi-
ana the only other one precise
ly in the Mccarthy class. With
all Of them, however, the achiev-
ing of q harmonious facade will
tax the ingenuity of the Eisen-
hover Speechwriters.
The nine already nominated
are Senators Jenner, Martin of
Pennsylvania, KEN of Missouri,
Ecton Of Montana, Malone of
Nevada, Bricker of Ohio, Cain
Of Washington and Butler Of
Evening star., 1952-09-08
Fletcher KnebeI::
Potomac Fever

Minnesota farmers cheer both Eisenhower and Stevenson at
the national owng The farmers believed them both
fine who could be nothing of
writing their farm speeches
Gen. promises the Nations Republicans will
price supports boy Don't
take it away"
Stevenson the farmers to trust the Republicans
with their problems tell Adlai deeply
farm probems-by amount spends in
city away from them
Stevenson finally gets the hole in the sole Of his shoe fixed
part proof that he
wagng a hell Leather campaign
President Truman decides make whste-stop
ALL appear determined to dsprove
1kes charge that all the fmbling takes Washington.
Henry Fowler takes the defense mobilization
It's high time The lack of coordination
of agencies improvise bottle-necks
Evening star., 1952-09-08
Plans for Bases in Spain Luqqinq
Air Force and Navy Planners Unhappy Establishment
Of U. s. Projects Renons for from ACCOMPLISHED Foet

be done and why they were not
done. The Spanish government
felt strongly that there was no
good will on the part of the
Administration to actually CO.
operate on the plans laid down
initially by Admiral Sherman.
The Spanish authorities won
dered why none Of the military
assistance appropriations repre-
senting only $125 million had
started moving. They were
under the misconception that
once Congress had approved
such an expenditure the execu-
tive branch had no alternative
but to follow the will of the
legislators. Franco read In this
a proof Of i'll will on the part
of the American government
and insisted on a quid pro quo.
Franco wanted to know why
Tito, a Communist dictator who
had broken with the Kremlin,
was treated so literally while
Spain, an avowed and strongly
anti Communist country, was
being given the buns rush.
The sequel was that in spite
Of the insistence Of our air and
naval leaders the discussion for
establishment of American bases
in Spain. agreed on in princi-
pie. is still a long way from
becoming an accomplished feat.