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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS 1919 "as" convert: $4,000
win. and seats; S1.650. OIL. 1851.
PLYMOUTH 1871 cdr: heater and
seat covers. 4 new tires. excel. cond
| S335. CHI. 2"4S. 3
PLYMOUTH Al sedan; mechanically
! AL: good rubber; $500. best offer
IA Huron Huron dr. Forest Hts, Nd.
PLYMOUTH 1851 "-dr. Concord; r.
S sRs p IL P'aR SofoRs $3.50 1870
PLYMOUTH 1899 COW. cpe.; excel.
MSIETTTRoPPoL1T:S ~ MoffoRs. 0 iSo6
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe club
other cars. WoLFE MoToRs. 1851
Wisconsin ave. EN-. 0141. a
PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrook 4-dr.
f sefsn trs ealipp Ss io 5000 mi: viii
PLYMOUTH 1914, a-dr.; fully EQUIP
down. BRENTWOOD WHOL ESAL-
Ems o4 4Hlo Rhode Island ave. ne.
L"OS II 1891 CTauDrOOK 4-Qf.
inside and out; 5000 actual miles
HUGHES. 1914 Georgia ave. RA.
PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrook club
! coupe; light green, heater and seat
covers, "400 actual miles: like new
One owner. S1,695. MORRIS &
HUGHES. 1914 Georgia ave. RA.
PLYMOUTH '42 x-taxi; good body;
needs little mechanical work; Sl25.
PIYMougtH IS 4-dE,; black. new
liberty Mo sPef Sra ana ID K aG n'H
PLYMOUTH l94e special de luxe A.
sas K k1RR K n aeSa5fF s s5nd' 4SSG
PONTIAC 1871 "s'': r. and h.. new
paint and tires; 1915. no.. 649l
PONTIAC 1870 cony. cpc.; motor
9veEhauled: Sla5, s. down NET
RFoPSoLITAN MOTORS, 1900 Bla-
p eSSfHStS i FSl 4-door sedan: see e. to
dS s5ssS4E y &ofSo5Rss' SOW" 1900 I !la:
PONTIAC Is cow: r. and h., back
up lights. Wv. tires, other Access
series; green finish: peri. cond.; pvt.
owner: 81 200. TIE. 1886. -
PONTIAC 80 Catalina: r. and h..
white-wall tires; perfect condition:
one eo owner; Sl.950. OWNER. SH.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1889 2-dr. Don't walk
Weekly payments of So. Always see
Mr., Mack for a good cheap car at
10Th and N SIS NV. that is WILL
beautiful black finish: excellent con-
dition. throughout: radio and heater
See this beauty at once: viii n t
last long at the low price of S795.
c l1yssz Or p 1900 2 guarantee
e eSe ne 6eo Dsn tSss cG iii 81 g. Fl f.
PONTIAC 1910 sedan: new tires;
SIS down. BRENTWoop WHOLE.
s sALEH Fl. 1913. Rhode Island ave.
PONTIAC AS conv.; r. and h. 1
owner; trade in; Al throughout,
top; tires, paint and engine; way
under ceiling. 81. Jos. CALL CARL
Ga E' st4l 0s49 Georgia ave- NV
PONTIAC 81 "s" convertible; radio.
heater. Hydra Matte drive, black
top; all-leather upholstery; very
T G1ean; a 10y mileage: one owner;
NC, Chrysler Plymouth 1EM
47OS), 4s00 Wisconsin ave. Il
PONTIAC 40 2-dr: looks and runs
hne; $3.50. S. down. small pymts
LIBERTY MOTORS. 3rd and K NV
PONTIAC 194s Streamliner 4-dr.,
r. and h.: Hydra-Matic; 1-owner
car: honeSt-to-goodness bargain;
SO down: $500 mo-; price, 1895
mccoy MOTOR CO., 11l7 Penna
ave. Sc. II
PONTIAC 194s convertible; new top
s ii,iIsass R s5hsk M 5R55R: con and 1000
georgia ave: NV. ia. 1900
PKEFECT 946 English Ford
excel. running cond.; low milea &c
very economical car to operate,
20 mi to / gal. Of gas; 1895.
GREENWAv MOTORS, 5000 MINI.
ave. ne. LU. 1856. "a
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 4-dr,
de luxe: orig. owner; cd, heater;
81 1895. UN. 1915, "a
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STUDEBAKER

STUDEBAKER 40 Commander; 4
door seuan: neW-car condition: al
extras; $1,000 for quick sale. Cal
AID. 91o0. )
iSTUDEBAKER 1a47 club cpe. Cham.
pion; one-oWner car; honest-to.
goodness bargain; $500 down. SAC 81
mo-; price LS1G3. MCCOY MOTOR
CO., III Pa. ave. sc. 4
STUDEBAKER 1850 COW. cpe.; T
and n. Must see to appreciate
Sl.l95 METROPOLITAN MOTORS
1900 Bladensbure I'd. a.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN 1850 Cosmo, 4-dr.; r. and
beaut. plastic seat covers, this is
s9as HoY faE m II f6ssl SAFES fGna
LINCOLN 1917 CUSTOM. sedan; fully
equipped, overdriye; Esagniflcent car
at give-away price; $685.. WI. sl27.
LINCOLN 1850 Cosmopolitan sport
sedan; black onyx tin., r and h..
Hydra. dr., elect. windows; plastic
seat, covers: low mi; one owner;
EXCEL exec conc, eond Traded on the ne"
STUBBS, Lincoln Mercury. 37I5
Bladensburg I'd. AP. 1929. q
MERCURY 40 convertible: beauti-
tul black finish. Wv. tires. r. and
e. S set S eoXers; excel omechanically'
MERCURY 1949 station wagon; ex-
cellent finish and condition; r. and
h., overdrive, 3 scatter. Serviced by
our sompany Slnce peT; 0utStnnd ms
y yf!Hf 81 'ta5 MMoSTgoME3X ~
B!adensbure I'd. AP. 29":o. )
MERCURY 81 4-dr.; black. r. and h..
o. d.; low mileage; like new inside
and out; $3.50. ia. 2-1O60 after
MERCURY 40 4-dr.: r.. h.. Sc: ex-
eel: cond.: 81 1875. HoYLE MoToR
SALES, l345 @ st. NV. DU. $500.
MERCURY 40 Convert: Nile green;
r. and h.; overdriye: $3.50 cash.
M Ex; SSRS Mr. Mr. c b1ReH l.or sedan s
Excellent Excel Tres eondto and B. sso o oWNER
MERcURY 81 4-dr. SPIT. sedan. Mer-
co-Matic. radio. heater. back seat
going abroad 1855, or best Offer.
co. 600, Ext. 20. . a.m.-6 pm 1"
MERCURY 1910 club cpe. R. and
s B LG sa DOWN sna runs se 81 ssS
MOTORS, 1900 BladensburS re
MERCURY 1e4s 4-dr. club coupe,
s gsnsS11s ~ MOTORS 1900 i Bla-
MERCURY A. ,convertible; excellen.
tires: S3.5 and take over payments.
M IA 21S939 AFT, after t $40 pm: a.
Us down. iY sRES s1aS eSoDe MH si Z:
s 8 y Rs a a359 Rhode Island ave.
MERCURY 81 coupe \sport; cd. r.
a and h; low mileage. Blge Ribbon
Ne of1o CO.. 1000 Wilson blvd,
MERCURYY 1e4e convertible club
coupe coup vs new u6 black top looks and
terms. BRENTWOOD WHOLESAI-
IN HNs' od $40 Rhode Island ave. ne,
MERCURY 1850 club cpe., Wv.
tires; l-owner car; honest-to-good-
mo; price. 1883. MCCOY MOTOR
CO. l1I1 Penna. ave. sc. a
NC .Gd So S2;I445: Morris 81 sony and
l4th and P SITS. and 5000 Conn ave.
tuning. fender mirrors. oil bath
cleaners; $1,115. Call j. FURLANI
OR. 4O4O. Ext. 7055, 8 to $40 pm.
NASH 1919 1900" 2-dr. sedan; over
20 mi. to gal of gas: mod. stream
line. design: Weathereye cond. air
heating: 81 .O95; always come to
WILLIAMS g. BAKER. Nash head
quarters for % yrs. for a good Nash
deal: goth and NJ SITS. NV
NASH 81 station wagon: 5000 miles;
T. and h.. cd. turn indicators; must
sell; - sos or best offer. Phone
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 40 Fordor custom; original
owner: r: and h. and S. covers; excel.
f ia, s s1;so"; S e1p ,. financed Al.
FORD lossi; m n; tor in n1 good condition:
fonD 1881 Model "a de luxe sport
roadster original. perfect through
out: asking $500. WA. 1898. 6"
FORD 1929 Model A, excellent cond.;
21;999 actual mileage; Sl75, 10.
FORD 1947 Super de luxe S-cylinder
club c1upe; r. and h., seat covers;
$500, Call after q pm. GIL. 400
FORD 1919 Tudor: 1905. You know
| what Ford is and if WILLIAMS &;
have w to F Worrs So do ySn
! to goth and NJ SITS. NV. and see Mr..
FORD 1850 Tudor Custom: cd. r.
and h., S1.450. Cali TO. a65s be
FORD 1851 sedan; r. and h: low
METROPOLITAN MoToRs. 1900
F 66iR6sn iate 1853 So club cpe. excel ss
METROPOLITAN o5, MOTORS. 100
FORD 1949 Custom 49, Tudor; r.
| and h., overdrive, one-owner. low
mileage car. Going today at the
| sacrifice price of 81 ,095. EDMONDS
M MO S}ES ,Fo5 =. "a s4 a1, w will
FORD l946 convertible club coupe;
fully equipped; original paint; new
terms tern very sRE fsS1 30 wH hodf s
Frs. o 1910 Rhode Island ave. ne.
FORD Isl custom "e'' Tudor: r. and
| h.. l416l NIL; Blue Ribbon war
| ranty; S1,595. OLMSTEAD MOTOR
| CO., 1000 Wilson blvd, OW. s4OO.
FORD 1899 de luxe Tudor; oElginal
WooD WHoLEsAiERs 4a16 RHODE
Island ave: ne, UN. 901a. i
FORD model "A" station wagon: run.
ning every day eood tranip;. passed
FORD 81 Fordor Custom "s''; seat
covers. Sheridan green. overdrive;
private oWner: S1'695 or best offer,
FORD SO Tudor: looks and runs fine;
LIBERTY MOTORS. 3rd and K NV.
FORD 40 Super de luxe club cpe,;
built, Beautiful dark blue finish.
Perfect throughout; $500. ov. 1919
FORD 1921 Custom "s,' rordor;
Me. 3so9: eyes Wo. ase5. S oe'S'
FORD 1g49 custom Tudor sedan VS.:
r. and h.. overdrive; dark blue; in
.frG5 like KIRK Rfx MoT TeGy eo 1886 esS
Georgia ave NV, ia: $500.
r. and h.. black: in new-car condi-
ttion; 1890. KIRK MOTOR co.
3Gso f 1885, eonyeibs r. ia and dSf TO-
81 5q5 Cali a IL Scss1s accessories s
HENRY J 81 cdr. sedan; overdrive,
s sNayS SSysrs DS one sS SWner; $1,000. Mr.
HENRY j, '52 2-dr: sedan: h. about
1000 mi. cost 81, 675. take over
down payment of S475. total bar
gain price: s1,475. Ii. 7-7t65
HENRY J 1851; pvt. owner; radio.
1900 miles; S225 and IS pymts. OF
So mo. ia. $3.50. It
HUDSON 81 Cdr; r, h., s. c.. many
c other access: Save over 500 of
warranty: s. .6a5. G es1efSi CARE sI* Mor
thesda. oil. eel.
k IA Rs IS original owner; s495.
JE. 'b-I0SS. 3
KAISER 1913; r. and h.. seat covers;
$3.50 or best offer. Rockville 23l6.
after g pm -
LINCOLN 1850 "1o1" sport sedan;
sparkling black finish. r. and h.,
Wv. tires. Hydra. dr., beaut. in
terror: low mileage; one owner
traded on new '52 Lincoln. Out
standing value $2.O95. MONT
GOMERY-STUBBS, Lincoln Mer-
curry, 3715 Bladensburg I'd. AP.
1929. a
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1919 Ambassador sedan; spar
King, light grey finish: overdrive,
ST, 565: Remember the Ambassador
is NaSh's best and for the best Nash
deal call WILLIAMS g. BAKER. 18th
Nash 1G =" - g. .G H;T' 4-dr.; fully equip.
clean car inside and out: going al
only $685.. EDMONDS MOTORS
Ford. ia. 2-43oO. Wilson blvd.
at N. Jackson, Arl., Va.
NASH 40 900" 4-dr; fully equip.
original finish; an exceptionally
e essn s sss inside EDM sRS Sgt M gSns
ford: ia. .-456G: Wilson blvd. al
Nash Al iae Is ae6 o. SEDAN ed r. and h.,
original finish. good tires: 1885,
o OF, STE Du MoTCR CO.. 5000 Will
NASH 1a4s Ambassador sedan; r.
and h.. bed; excel mech. condition
amazingly economical. Will pay for
itself at $3.50. Call EN-. S445. d
NASH 1851 Rambler station wagon;
company Official car; has r, Weather
eye. directional signals. Binyl up
holstery; amazing gas mileage; 30
WILLIAMS 4 BAKER, Nash Dealers
o GG,s sGs 4 St. 81 ny; club sedan
Hydra-Matic; 1000 mi, new cond
Must sell due to death in family
OLDSMOBILE 1919 "9S" de luxe Sc.
dan r. and h. Hydra. MANY Other
es ext tS peri moter snd tires; spot,
MOTORS, 1891 Wisconsin ave.
o Id Mds Al club cpe.: straight s
shift: needs paint job and minor
mdseaa sfsa VS oE 5 81 b. and spot
oLDsMoBiLE 154e sedanette; ,Hy.
Must sell $500. WA. s1as. 81 g.
OLDSMOBlLE 40 "9s" de luxe Sc
S %R H f1es; sI4a5 ane o1 hi 9lasf
MOTOR Co. 1000 Wilson Blvd,
OIDsMOBiiE 40 "ss" club sedan;
Hydra Matte. r. and h., excel. tires
clean; 81 ,4?5;, oLMSTEAD MOTOR
CO.. 1000 Wilson blvd. OW. $500
oLDs 1919 "9s" 4-dr.: all aces
series; owner driven: exceptionally
good s condition; Sl,40o or best offer.
oLbs 1851 "ss" 4-dr.; Hydrs-Matic,
fully eauipped; r. and h.. 2-toned
E, s. ;as5; NORRIS sf So & S ~ III i
OLDS 81 "9S": driven less than
1900 mi, wonderful condition;
1852 price is nearly S3.4OO: my
price, So, 595: 500 less for cash.
oIDs ~ "ee"; Hydra. r. and h.
May be. seen at 14th and w SITS
NV. Pvt. owner: $3.50. DU. 1882
1851 f3OOD sedan: beaut
maroon: Wv. tires. r. and h.. Ul-
tramatic drive; extremely low mile
s sse positively rash ir.d ike o- new sI guar
other cars. WOLFE MOTORS, 1851
WISCONSIN, ave. EN- DIAL 4
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

CHEVROLET late 1850 sedan; r. anc
h 5000 mi. driven only on Sun.
days, by retired school teacher
t 21ks sf4a S5and-a MErR ssP TS
CHRYSLER 194S Windsor 4-dr.;
IL dark blue finish. custom seat
covers. auto. trans. new tires: un-
W WS1allx xeS s!ea si,.r by owner m slips
DE SOTO 1947 Cdr; r. and h., beau
ssa5:' o GRE ELI a P MoToR Is $500 $500
MINI. ave. ne. LII. 4-35l6. 3
DE SOTO 81 Custom 4-dr. sedan;
extremely low mileage: l-owner ex-
ecutive,s car; T. and h.. automatic
transmission; newacaI warranty:
% H5 edss 1888 1857 Wisconsin s GeoP pW
DE SOTO 1898; good engine, new
clutch, orig. paint; Sl25. EN-.
DE. SoTo late 1a47 o-door con-
Wv. tires. all extras. $3.50. After
8 pm. XII. S-2943. .
DODGE SO 4-door, black fin. prac.
ne new so tres ,, One owner; Excel: cond
1910 q 81. NV. DU. $500.
DODGE 40 coronet 4-dr. Gyromatic.
Beau. maroon. Wv. tires, r. h. It's
WHoLEsALERs. sso1 Old B i d n :
burg I'd, corner Piney Branch I'd.
DODGE 1949 Wayfarer 2-door sedan
r radio and heater; perfect mechsnica!
driven very carefully by previous
owner; 1-year or 10.000-mile war;
Eanty; only Sl;199; CoAsT-IN pom
DODGE is4s Custom St A 4:do aiGo: r. and
h; 1-owner car; honest to- goodness
bargain: 5000 down. 5000 mo.
price. 1929. Mccoy MOTOR CO.
popGE Ff 1s4s custom Gust ze club coupe pei r.
and b. original black finish; Ss40.
KIRK XII MOTOR GO. Co 1000 Georgia
DODGE I945 Custom 4-dr.; fully
sSS0 oFsna .o black foas nsh ia low low
ss95. EDMoNDs MOTORS tFordj.
ia. 2-4300. Wilson blvd. at N.
jackson, Arl, Va.
FORD 1949 Fordor Custom; r. and h.
low mileage; one owner; this car
has showroom appearance: il you
see it and drive It you viii buy it
%26rosRss ss $500 O' &inn. oT a7s. r..
FORD 1916 club cpe,; orig. black
finish; l-owner car; honest-to-
goodness bargain; hurry. won't last
mccoy MOTOR CO. 1117 Penna:
FORD eGsi S'f is41 station wagon. good
tires. good wood. good cond.; this
Is the cheap transp.. you have been
looking for; S345. low down pay
email u-k-Iv GREEN
WAY MOTORS, 5000 MINI. ave. ne.
FORD SO coupe; good clean condi-
ton: $3.50. Call UE. a"69. 3
FORD 1947 station wagon: good con-
owner. priced at 5000 cash. Call
g goFdsn s-sl s or 44oo Royal ST.
FORD 1851 Custom "s" Tudor. Are
YOU the one looking for the low
Immaculate 1900 car in stock.
seen to be appreciated. A good deal
IS awaiting you on this like-new car
at only S1.S45. EDMONDS MO-
TORS (Fordl: ia. 2-4300. Wilson
blvd At n Jack Jackson; Ari; ". Va. ,oo.
condition. Recently painted; S23a.
Inquire Az 18th st. s.w.. or AK.
FORD 1941 Tudor: motor recently
reconditioned' $500 or best offer.
AP 1929. 3
FORD 1851 Fordor custom VS.;
green: r. and h., seat covers: . coo
actual miles: excel. cond.; S1,69o.
King S-934S 5
FORD Al Fordor; heater: good
transp.; just passed D. c. inspec.;
$3.50 cash or best offer. ia. $3.50.
FORD 1851 Custom "s" Fordor: Ford
omatic. r. and h.. seat covers. a
beautiful one-owner car with ex-
ceptionally low mileage; .S1,5a5.
EDMONDS MOTORS (FordD, IA.
Al. Va
FORD 1850 oe luxe bus. coupe; r.
and h., $4,000 mi. orig tires; excel.
cond.; $1,000. Gil. 04S3. 3
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A.,AI..iiES k12 SALE

STUDEBAhER 1a4s club cpe.: heater;
5000 motor; S4a5. ME ROpCLII IN
MOTORS 1900 Blandensourg I'd.
PLYMOUTH Al 2 DR..
Radio heater and seat covers. 40
motor. Good cond., privately owned.
S3S3' or best offer. MR.. THOMP-
son. AT. $500. Il
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PACKARD 1851 t300 sedan; beaut
maroon; Wv. tires. r. and h.. vi
tramatic drive; extremely low mile
age: positively like new: guar
1895 cash. trade or terms. 81
other cars. WOLFE MOTORS, 199l
WISCONSIN, ave. EN- DIAL 4
Evening star., 1952-02-29
U. 5. Presses Argentina
For Release OF Tourist
by the AssoeIaisd Press


BUENoS AIRES. Argentina
Feb. 29.-American Ambassador
Ellsworth Bunker repeatedly has
told Argentina's Deputy Foreign
Minister the Uneted States Gov
ernment takes a serious view" Of
the failing without explanation of
youthful American tourist.
Saul s. Saulson, 23, Of Detroit
was arrested two weeks ago. Police
have refused United States con-
sular officials permission to visit
him since February 10.
Charges against Mr.. Saulson
have not been revealed.
He was caught in a dragnet
police spread last month for anti
government politicians Of the
Radical Party. Unconfirmed re-
ports said the mass arrests were
intended to quell a plot against
President Peron.
A distant cousin, with whom
Mr.. Saulson had been living part
OF the time since his arrival here
in December. was a Radical Party
leader. He is missing now, and
say he may have es-
capped over the Chile border,
Evening star., 1952-02-29

Cotton dresses put on airs for spring and summer whnq
skirts ow-eut necnes. coors refreshing warm breeze
Utterly feminine whether tiny flower print stripes or plain
COLOR And practical be pretty New charm for cotton
this year, by RosenfeId As smart at night as in doy
Evening star., 1952-02-29
u. 5. Importer to Head Group
Attending PorIey at Moscow

Banker James p. warburs Of
New York said. In explaining hi
reasons for rejecting the bid:
u declined because I was told
the conference would discuss
relaxation Of economic restric.
tions without discussing relaxa.
tion Of political tensions. Further
II looked like O Russian propa.
ganda flianeuver OF which ! want
no part"
Others Turn Down Bids,
Four Harvard professors like.
wise rejected invitations after
consulting with the State De.
partment. They are J. X, dal.
bFaith. Ralph Barton Perry, nd.
ward Mason and Seymour d,
Harris.
Others turning down similar
bids include Jacob Potofsky, lead.
Or OF the Amalgamated Clothins
Workers and Prof. Theodore
Schultz Of the University OF
Chicago,
Even though most Western
countries are suspicious OF the
meeting, representatives from Al
to DO nations may attend the ses-
SONS TO urge more trade between
East ana West.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
BY ,hs Asseeiaisd Press


A Philadelphia businessman said
today he will head an American
delegation invited TO o Comriu.
MIST dominated economic confer.
enCe In Moscow opening April 3.
9. Beryl Lush, president Of Lush
Cotton Products Co.. said he will
leave BY plane March 10 for Mos.
COW via Prague for the meetings.
Mr.. Lush told O reporter he
understands the conference will
avoid politics and concentrate on
foreign trade problems. His Arm
has been doing business with Rus.
sia for 10 years, no said, importing
mostly cotton linters used In max.
Ing smokeless powder.
A check OF most Of On estimated
% Americans who have been In.
vited, however, shows the major.
lty are boycotting the conference
for fear II will turn out to be 0
forum Tor attacks on the West.
State Department Wary.
The State Department shares
this view even though 1t probably
viii grant passports to mont Com
munist Americans who want to
attend.
Top American officials pointed
out that DR.. Oscar Lange, former
Polish Communist ambassador to
the United States, Is one Of the
organizers. Further. they noted
that the return address on in
vitations sent to Americans was
the same as the Communist
slanted World Peace Council in
Prague.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
Mexico Pyromid Mishop
Claims Second Victim
By the Assoeioisd Press

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 20. - An
aviation accident at the ancient
Pyramid Of the Sun last week.
claimed its second victim yester-
day.
Mrs. William Bailey of York
vile, ILL.,. one Of a group of tour
lists struck by low-flying plane
died.
Her sister, Mrs. Eleanor Werni.
mont Of Aurora. ILL.,, wife Of the
agricultural attache Of the U. s
embassy, was killed at the time
Her daughter, Geraldine, is re-
covering from her injuries.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
Father Plans 10 Fight
GI Son. S Sentencing
For Sleeping al Post
Sy mo A..oe,u,sd p,.,,

SEOUL. Korea, FEB. 20.-The
9th Army Judge advocates once
said today O general court mar.
tial convicted Pfc. Warren Nc.
Connell Of Alloway. N. j., Of
sleeping while guarding o battle.
front position. He was sentenced
TO dishonorabl0 discharge and 10
years In prison.
The office said Pfc. MeConnell'G
sentence ID UP for review In Wash.
ingten, A 7th Division general
court martial tried him In De-
cemher.
Pfc. Mcconnell was accused OF
sleeping November IL while posted
as O lookout on the main battle
front line, His organization was
Company B Of the 32d Regiment,
The Office said one previous
conviction was considered in the
trial.
The commanding general Of the
7th Division approved the SEN
tence.
Pfc. Mcconnell is in the Lompoc
(Calif) disciplinary barracks.
In Alloway, the soldiers father,
Dorsey Mcconnell. said he would
fight the sentence. He added that
his son wrote him that he fell
asleep after 72 hours of continu-
GUS duty.
1--WE had been awake for three
days building bunkers during
the day and pulling guard at
night" he said his son wrote. IF
you have ever been awake that
long you will know how we felt.
Sort Of numb all over. You feel
as If you could drop in your
tracks"
In Washington. Attorney Myron
C. Ehrlich said he had been re-
tanned by the father and would
file an appeal with the United
States Court Of Military Appeals
as soon as he had read the record
and heard from the prisoner.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
Comp Pickett TO Get CoyoIrv

FORT MEADE. Md, Feb. 20 [p.
The Army announced yesterday
that the Sd Armored Cavalry regi-
ment, activated in 1846 as a unit
of mounted riflemen, will be trans
ferred from Fort Meade to Camp
Pickett, Va, late next month.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
CIO Puckers to Meet

CHICAGO, Feb. 20 (R-The
CIO United Packinghouse Work
ers announced yesterday the
unions convention will meet in
Denver May IL through May 16.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
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, 1952-11-14

Department . + Education.
They were to look into present
arrangements for CD school
feeding a n d CD domestic
science training, and to advise
how these services might be
improved. Another assignment
was to advise the Jamaica So
cial Welfare Commission and
the Jamaica Agricultural So
ciety with respect to the place
of Home Economics in home.
making.
Miss Haglund has been in
the Caribbean since last April
when she came to collaborate
with the Commission in or
ganizing and hold the Confer
ference on Home Economics
and Education in Nutrition.
She has visited numerous ter.
ritories where she has partici-
pated in various conferences,
and consulted with many
groups and individuals, both
official and private. She will
spend four weeks in British
Guiana at the invitation Of the
British Guiana Government.
, 1952-11-14
Shipping News

The SIS r is sche
duled to sail from New Or
leans November 9th, Mobile
November 9th and is due at
Frederiksted November 18th,
accepting freight for Barba
dos, Venezuela, Georgetown
and Paramaribo.
ALcCA STEAMSHIP Co. Inc
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, 1952-11-14

two months which she spent
in Jamaica.
In discussing the Seminar
on Adult Education held in Ja-
maica last September, she
mentioned that the Family
Living Group, one Of the four
sections into which the Semi
mar was divided, has been kept
alive, and Is now functioning
under a temporary Chairman,
Henry Fowler. Chairman Of
the Group during the Seminar
was DR.. Lydia ]. Roberts of
the Home Economics Depart
partment of the University Of
Puerto Rico.
The Group is now engaged
in attempting to put into effect
the recommendations of the
Seminar. AS one means to this
end, a series of radio pro-
grams, introduced by Lady
Foote, wife of HE. the Cover
nor, is being broadcast.
Many of the recommends
tions, she reported, paralleled
those formulated by the Com
ference on Home Economics
and Education in Nutrition
held at Kent House several
months ago under joint Food
and Agriculture Organizations
Caribbean Commission spor-
SOrShlp. An example cited was
the establishment Of a train
ing institute in home econmics
for the Caribbean.
Apart from participating in
the Seminar, Miss Haglund
$50
listed three major assignments
in Jamaica. Two concerned the
, 1952-11-14
PRESS RELEASE
F.A.o. HOME ECONOMIST TELLS
OF WORK DONE IN JAMAICA

PORT OF SPAIN: Passing through Trinidad on her
way to British Guiana from Jamaica, Miss Elsa Haglund,
Home Economist with the Food and Agriculture Organiza-
ton in Rome, gave an account of her activities during the