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Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12
Lundeberg O.k.'s Boat Unloading

Frank McConaghy, an of- ficial of Halferty Canneries, Inc.. recently arranged for 75, 1000 cases of red and king salmon to be unloaded from the strike-bound Alaska Steamship Go. freighter Susitna, to be unloaded in Se- attle.
 McConaghy flew to San Francisco to confer with Harry Lundeberg, Sailors Union Of The Pacific boss, re- garding the moving of the cargo.
 Alaska Steamship Company vessels, freighters and pas senger, have been tied up for the past hVe weeks Dy q strike. No cargo has been handled since the strike began.
 McConaghy spent only a few minutes in conference with Lundeberg in arranging for the unloading of the can- ned salmon.
 The Susitna had been at the dock in Seattle for two weeks with the canned salmon in it's holds. McConaghy re- turned to Kodiak Monday from the states.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12
Cordova Cannery Burns; Gear, Pack Total Loss

The Western Fisheries Company crab plant, web house, Filipino bunk house, all the seines and all silver and red salmon gear was des- troyed by fire around 4 am yesterday at Cordova.
 The main cannery building and warehouse were not burned. The loss in gear alone will probably run around 50 or 60 thousand dollars.
 The Halferty cannery along side the Western Fisheries plant was not damaged in the fire. Around 2,500 cases of one pound cans of salmon were destroyed in the fire. The cannery was located on the Ocean dock.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12
Two CattIem1en Lose Stock To Bears

Two head of cattle were killed recently in the Pasag- shak area by bear. Bob High tower lost a two-year old heifer and Joe Zentner lost a one year old.
 In April Zentner lost another yearline. A bear was killed by Zentner within 50 wards of where the slain cattle were found.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12
Missing Teen-AeeTs Found On Island

Roy Sanford and Jack Frost, teen-age youths at Kodiak Naval Station, were the object of a search by the Marshal's office and police last weekend.
 The two youths left the dock around 10 am July fourth in a small skiff. They lost it on Holiday Island. The two spent the night on Holiday Island and on the morning of July 5 they made a crude raft and f1oated to Near Island.
 They were seen on Near Island and a boat went acooss the channel and brought them to town.
 Assessment notices will be mailed this week to property owners, Rev. John Marshal, city assessor, said yesterday. The city council will sit as a Board of Equalization shortly after August 1, for the pur- pose of reviewing assess ments.
 Assessment forms on local businesses should be turned in at the city hall by Aug. 1.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12
Minnesota Turns Tide On First Balloting

Chicago (P) - General Dwight Eisenhower was nomi-- mated as the Republican candidate for president yester- day on the first ballot. He won on the first ballot when Minnesota gave all it's votes to Ike the moment the roll call was finished.
 Minnesotas' votes gave Eisenhower enough to put him over the GOA necessary to win the nomination. On the first call, Minnesota had cast 19 votes for Stassen and nine for Eisenhower.
 On the roll call. Eisenhower first received 595 votes to 502 for Senator Robert Taft. But before the vote could be an- nounced the Minnesota switch put Ike across with 614 votes. Texas and other states which had split their votes then be- gan to climb on the Eisen- hover band wagon. It was a landslide in the end.
 Official results of the first ballot after the switches were announced were Eisenhower 845, MacArthur, 4; Taft, 280; Warren. ".
 Republican B. Carroll Reece, Southern campaign manager for Taft, said: "Of course Pm going to support the nominee but I feel Eisenhower's man. agers should apologize to Senator Taft for their con- spiracy to stigmatize him.
 Eisenhower himself was not in the convention hall. As custom dictates, he waited at his hotel for the balloting to be completed. Later he met Taft at the Senator's head quarters.
 Other candidates for the nomination failed to develop strength. At the end of the regular roll call, before switches started, Warren had 80 votes, Stassen 20 and Mac Arthur 10.
 | Alaska voted two for Taft, one for Eisenhower on the roll call. Gerritt "Heinie" Snider
 
 of Wasilla announced himself for Eisenhower in a last minute switch just before the balloting started. Earlier he l had claimed he was for Taft. ! The COP adopted a plat form bristling with denuncia- tions of the Truman adminis- tration. They accused them of losing the peace abroad and trying to set up a socialistlc state at home.
 | Senator Henry Lodge an- nounced late yesterday that Senator Richard Nixon of continued on page 4
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12
Work Continues On Local Building

Lighting fixtures for Kraft's new super market at the cor ner of Alaska Way and Brooklyn Avenue were being installed this week.
 New refrigeration equip ment has arrived and plumb CTS were installing rest room and heating fixtures.
 Jay Wolf's new Kodiak Cleaners building on Alaska Way had windows installed this week. Both buildings are reinforced steel and concrete construction. They are being built by the Island Construc- tion Co. of Ralph Shupp, Jay Tolbert and John Chase.
 Samuel Roberts of San Juan Fishing and Packing Company was flown from the cannery to Griffin Memorial Hospital by Bob Hall on Thursday for treatment.
 Roberts lost the tips of three fingers in a accident at the cannery. He is now at the hospital.
 Miss Carolyn Acheson is working in the office at D and A this summer.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12

Miss Carolyn Acheson is working in the office at D and A this summer.
Evening star., 1952-03-12

RESTAURANT, seats so; large kitch-
en-; open 5 days; doing about 5000
nished; long lease: $1,000: IS years
same owner; retiring. Tel. ME. 1890.
12s
FLOWER STORE, located downtown
area. doing active business; new
nxiyats exGe me Sr
terms. Apply Mrs Lupo, BLACK
STONES. INC. 1407 H st. NV.
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcont.) J

SHEPHERD PARK--one Of the finer
type homes with guest-size din. rin.,
14x20: patio of the porch; stone
firepl.s In liy. rm.. den, recr. rm., 8
lovely lge. bedrms., baths; 2-car
garage: Tastefully dec. For appt. TO
ewes. RA. 1868. J. NELSON
sHEPHERD PARK-Just on 18th st.,
corner lot with wide frontage sur
rounded by fine residences. English
design, stone. brick and timber con-
struction, center hall. bright liv. rm:
with adjoining concrete screened
stair landing approx. 18x2O It. with
arched ceiling. 8 cross ventilated
bedrms., two baths; stairway to stor-
age attic. full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h., q
car built.in garage. EDW. H. JONES
%r, & co;; 9sod IESi. !s;i. a Chevy Chase, p, G.
WESLEY HEIGHTs-Large red brick
center-hall Colonial; reception hall,
library, layatory, living room. dining
room, spacious kitchen, screened liv-
ing porch overlooking attractive
garden; 4 bedrooms. 2 baths on .rd
floor; 2 bedrooms. bath on 3rd a.;
garage; recreation rm.; 100000 cash
required. In reply please leave phone
number. No agents. Box 430-L. Star.
442s N. H. AVE. N.w.-Row brick
rm,, kit, den, list a.; 4 bedrms. and
bath on 2nd. Full bsmt.; garage.
House in excel. cond. Cali Mr..
Raymond. EN-. 1900 or EN-. 1929,
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
HOME AND INCOME. Brk., semidet.
facing streets, will lend itself well
st IS ipod!yia4E a snd T. ans into nsS.a np Ssass Ss
TOP hight. Over $500 ia mo. income e
potential. $26.50O. GE. 477s,
FACING THE POTOMAC and Vir-
ginia Palisades. with park at rear.
Moorisn-type house, on lot 75 by
csriine.. en- enc Of Of the 'a most fascina selma ting %
places in the District. Large living
room with fireplace, dining. room,
den, powder room and kitchen on
bsb st Moor; bedrooms sum sunroGn % and
ment. Fruit and shrubbery. Price,
S31, 800 cash. Night or Sunday,
call Mrs. Merillat, CO. 5165. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV"
VIZ NA' HAVE HAVE HOUSES to sell in any
to suit your pocketbook. MA. S499.
DOCTOR, trade your home for this
excellent residential corner. which
has complete professional suite with
separate street-level entrance. be-
sides lovely modern residence of 4
bedrooms and ~ baths; $42, 500.
RIPLEY & RoMER. Realtors. 81.
NEAR 14th AND MONROE; 1st
comm'l., 3-story brick; suitable for
remodelling into store and apis.
$4,000. Ewes. phone Mr.. Trice.
TIE. 2233. L. r. GRAVATTE. Real
tor, 1913 X st. NV, Ma. 9163.
LARGE FAMILIES ATTENTION-see
10 Whittier St. NV. today. open 2
It'll dark; four bedrooms, two baths.
SHALL j. WAPLE Co, Realtor. 1924
Nth 18th St .Sn nTs yIcppIJt RI 334Si ii,po,r c,v
Gle AREA--Well-furnish 11-rm.,
3-bath brick in excellent rental 10
head. Ma. $500; ewes. MI 3O50;
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st.
HoUsE-Good NV. loc.,
10 rms, 2 baths; completely furn.
and fully occupied. Owner leaving
CITY, will take reas. down payment
for quick sale. No brokers. DE.
n,1,
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HOUSES FOR sALI-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE, .. c.

One Block East of Conn. Ave.
A most comfortable detached brick
and frame home having g delightful
rooms-all cheerful-3 BEDROOMS
% TILE BATHS tmaster bed
room with private bathl-finished
storage attic---a kitchen that Is
quite to the modern side and there
is also large pantry-side screened
porch with cement flooring GA6
HoT-WATER HEAT-built-in ga
rage. House in Al condition
painted walls throughout. Ideal
location and environment--ALICE
DEAL. JR.. WOODROW WILSON
HIGH AND BEN MURCH EI,EMEN-
TARY SCHOOLS within easy walk
ing distance. Owner leaving the
city has Just reduced the price and
Is VERY ANXIOUS TO SELL Price,
ieves., OF. 7156).
ThoS. J. Fisher b Co.. Inc.
73s 18th ST. NV. Realtors DI. $3.50
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CAPTION HILL,
MICHIGAN PARK
MICHIGAN AVE.
Near Queens Chanel r

Near queens Chapel Rd.
Det. brick Colonial, 2 yrs. old. con-
sisting Of large liv. rm. with fire.
screened porch across entire rear
Of house; basement with recreation
room. gas a.-c. heat; end floor has
3 bedrooms and = baths; fenced-in
lot; immediate possession. To in
spect call Mr.. Poston, Ma. 1900:
PHsips. VIZ Nc. isiT III K sosS s. NV. AND
Evening star., 1952-03-12
SHEPHERD PARK
NEAR WALTER REED

residence that is IMMACULATE.
Perfect environment and especially
convenient to Transportation. schools
and shopping center. Beautifully ap-
pointed living room with stone IRE
place, dining room Of ample size for
entertaining, den, 3 twin-sized bed
rooms. , colored tile baths; finished
third floor; spacious recreation room
matte heat; fiagstone patio: 2-car
garage. Owner, moving to the coun-
try, has priced this house attrac-
lively and will sell on reasonable
terms. To inspect call MR.. FARR
leyes., OIL. 1857.
Thomas j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. Realtors, DI $3.50
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SOL $50
Open Q It'll . WI. s7e9 q

CHEVY. CHASE, d. C
S32 ESQ
A charming white brick home with
8 lovely bedrms, Q baths. 1st n.
powder room. large paneled recr rm.
G. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC.
z24l WIsoNsIN avn M. 4450
Evening star., 1952-03-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Is. trSst; sSedP@, eco csicnisl Slaispse sDse
cious lst. A.; full bsmt; screened
porch; det: garage; 2 blks. to every
thing. HOWARD r. scHAPER,
BETIHSssiDAINrs. wisconsin R; and Brad
ley. 3-bedrms., new home cond.; ise.
r. PAGE BURRUsS. AD. 1900.
BRADLEY BLvD.--Well-buiit brick
npSss nSicss on 5d. big lot Nsad in section Of hsh
end some interior modernizins.
Sls,5SoS;o So ARTHUR W. LaRoAcHE.
BRhD2GY Bra 2Rip' wooDs nAsnLER,l ls .
rm., fireplace. iaii-size ' din rm.. M.
modern kit. with brkfst. space;
3 nice bedrms.. 2 tile baths; full.
bright bsmt.; built-in garage; $780,
500; HOWARD r. scHAFER. WI.
cakhoIIl An IL kNonLs. Sia.i silver aI sparIius.
Modern all-brick, rambler. Log burn
ing fireplace. ceiling TO floor picture
window; .many other features in
cheerful beamed ceiling Nv. rm,; 9
financing may Be assumed. F Priced
under reproduction costs. Call JU.
5000 until 0 pm. DRuRY q
CHEvYs iEYs Chase. MD.-Attrae. det.
res. with unusually spacious rms.
mary school 1st d. contains ai iiv.
rm. with. firepl., din. rm.. equip.
kit. l6.. den and powder rm. There
the End A.; dishwasher and RarbaEe
disposal in ultramod. kit; one-car
garage. Lovely lot. Price. $22 800.
". B; WRIGHT. EN-. 5000. Open
CHEvlY cH2sEu Unusual estate type
residence on ample acreage. This
one you won't want TO miss! WI.
064g: evesy WI. 5661. ALLIED
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Evening star., 1952-03-12
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY PARK
PRICED AT $33,95O
MAKE OFFER

Beautiful detached brick Colonial
home within few blocks of the pop
ular Spring Valley Shopping Center.
There is no finer residential location
to be found in Washington that en-
joys greater convenience to the city 5
best public. private and parochisl
schools, excellent shopping and fast
Transportation. Spacious center-hall
plan. Living room approx. l3x23
large private dining rm... SMALL
DEN. POWDER ROOM. tully equip.
kitchen and concrete. screened living
porch on first floor. THREE excellent
bedrooms and TWO baths on Ind A.
PERMANENT HALL STAIRWAY TO
LOVELY BIG DORMITORY BED
ROOM ACROSS ENTIRE THIRD
FLOOR. Full basement. Paneled
ground-level recr. room with flrepl.
Attached garage. New Bryant gas
level inclosed rear yard Home in
cludes all the very best construction
features: is about 10 years old and
in excellent condition. DO NOT
MISS THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY
TO BUY A FINE HOME AT A VERY
FAIR PRICE. Ewes, call WO. 4754.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS DI l41l
Evening star., 1952-03-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

RELIABLE COUPLE, 21a-yr. child
desire 2-bedrm. house or 1st-fi
apt; rental not to exceed S1O0 in
81; ntil;;! excel: res. GE. 1892
have fne tenants for homes in near.
by Md. or NV. d. c.; free apprais-
ais: no delay. For complete rental
service. phone US today. PERRY
HAY CO.. 81. 6242. -l2
semidetached and 2-bedroom bunga-
low; both convenient locations; SIO5
monthly each. LICARI, XII. S-71O0
SMALL HOUSE or DUPLEX Mt
Rainier. or Hyattsville; reas.; mar
and wife. AP. 7121. Z. H. NORRIS.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co. has
some very. fine clients waiting for
desirable houses to lease in NV,
and Md. Call EN-. 1900 at once,
please.
Evening star., 1952-03-12

LOCATION Is EVERYTHING
Fine home in select Glover Park; side
den. fun basement. on h.sW.h.,
prompt possession; owner occupied;
priced for Immediate sale. can Mr..
WEINBERG, IA. 1853 with
SIDNEY 2. MENSH q CO.
MA. GAO. n. LA
Evening star., 1952-03-12
HOUSES FURNISHED

bungalow; 2se. Yard; avail. April j
to Nov, |; ccnv. to Pentagon. Call
Du. 0ss6, 8, a.m.-4 PM. Mon. Fri,
WILL SHARE s-room house with 2
9tneE ssnataiemen: Sc. section. CAL
1sii WEBSTER WEBSTER ST. N.w.-Nine rms.
sataEe. wILoWaABY VT cSsia Y fSEsi REAL ss. Es-
TATE CO.. 500 Mass. ave. NE. At.
BETHEsDA-clean. convenient; 8
fun size din. rm.. kit; attached ga
m ssss hes Fenced dDPSssa zach ys4d in Gs sVa
April !: $is5. Cali Mrs. christ:
man WI. 6649. ALLIED REALTY
ASpEN;;TaN0ass G9Er; SsSo Ealisonsin' 81 ,,,h sTTls
81 ;s-bed5p,, 80, S,b9th, Ia..h,,. brisk colonial;
$l65; unfurn., $3.50. KE. 3-4S41.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Three bed
rms; avail; April 15 for 1-year lease.
DETACHED CHE ; BsRIcK-rirst hoor. liv.
rm., din; rm.. sun-porch, modern
kit. powder rm;: End floor. bed
rms. 2 baths; bsnt.. 2 rms, bath.
Expensive furniture and rugs: T
& Purcell. Ssf EX. EX ssg:i s4i2. '"'' NA"eA
AVAILABLE APRIL 1st-Seyen rms,
recep. hall, / "a baths, full bsmt. and
attic; oil heat; has pvt. drive and
gar; occupied now by embassy Of
ficial; on Wis. ave. ] blk. from
National Cathedral; $3.50 per mo.
On lease. Write owner for appoint
nlent. Box 470-R. Star. -16
HERBERT SPRINGS
A comfortable and nicely furn.
suburban home consisting Of 9
rms. and an additional room on the
2nd d. unfufnished; large, fenced
back yard: this house is in excel
lent condition and is in an Al
residential area; S150 per mo. Refs.
req.
CHAUNCEY REALTY CORP.
1710 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex, Va.
TIE. 1928: AL. 2137. Ewes.
Mrs. Nicholson, kI. S-7150
Evening star., 1952-03-12
HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN desired to share pleas
SON. Prefer Navy man or college
student. 10. 3-5953, after s. Ia
COUPLE without children to share g.
rm. house In Chevy Chase D. c.
Convenient location. Box 324-M,
star. l3s
Evening star., 1952-03-12

College Park-Holly
A limited number Of new homes avail.
for rent at S1o6 per mo-; liv. rm.
with nrepl. din. rm., 2 hedrms.. tile
bath, full bsunt., equipped kit; auto.
II. CARLYLE de LOZIER
371s r. ]. Ave, WA. 5000
Evening star., 1952-03-12
WHY PAY RENT2

Two.bedroom semidet. brick home
ehor fenced rear yard. Price, Sl3.-
500. Monthly payments on trust
Just SO, principal. interest, taxes
GUARDIAN REAL ESTATE CO.,
NE. 4612: eves., 81. 4064. -f13
Evening star., 1952-03-12

ESTABLISHED MONEY MAKER
Outstanding texclusive) franchise
route of sc vendors located in lead
ing washington establishments;
vending nationally advertised
necessity for men and women. Can
be handled in spare time. Now
showing $50 per week net. tCan be
tremendously increased, amazing
potential. Owner is being trans
ferred. Investment of $4,000 is
disc. Principals only. Box 474-R
Star 15S
Evening star., 1952-03-12
ONE OF THE BEST

ONE OF THE BEST
taverns in the Metro
politan Washington area; on-od
sale license, long established. steady
business, now doing over $4,000 q
week; excellent new equipment; To-
Gated Just over D. C. line in Nd;
good reason for selling, land owner
will price very low for q quick
sale. Tor cash & or TER terms; San TINS IN s.is hs
this week for the best offer. Box
445-R, Star. Ia
Evening star., 1952-03-12

Chattel Notes Bought
On rooming houses and other bus
inesses; cash Immediately.
E. w. THURM
Evening star., 1952-03-12
APARTMENTS wANTED

FREE-Landiords. applicants waitinl
sos 9us T. tasI .S:,: Or Sniarn :ps;S SS,.s
open ! days. IA. oooi.'
ONE OR TWO REDRM. unfurn. firsi
floor apt, Bethesda or NV; rent
about $40; young couple. child;
JAMES MITCHELL. OIL. 304S: OF
WANTED BY gentleman. large fur.
nished one-room and private bath In
apartment. Box 342-M. Star. 13'
Two RESPONSIBLE young women
need Dupont Cir. area; sublet. furn
RE. 1855 Wed or Thurs. 3 to 8.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
KENT
OPEN AFTERNOONS

OPEN AFTERNOONS
Splendid and luxurious new residence
in this superb community. Outstand-
ing features are: Living room 1919
large flrst-fioor bedroom with pri-
vate bath and dressing alcove; 3
bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor
paneled recreation rooms, maid 5
bath and spacious garage in base
ment. Directions: Out Mass. ave. to
to Longhboro rd.. to Macomb st.,
left to Open" sign. PHILLIPS,
CANDY & FULLER. INC. ST. 240O;
eyes,, OR O652. Ia
Evening star., 1952-03-12

800 MO-; 2 BEDRMs.; VACANT.
Sii0 mo-; 2 bedrms.; vacant. Arling-
ei25 mo-; 8 bedrms.; Fall Church.
Available March Is.
500 mo-; 2 bedrms.; vacant. Alex
Rndria.
SII5 mo-; 3 bedrms.; Annandale area.
Available weeks.
r. Z. MALCOLM. REALTOR. OW. 3024
FALLS CHURCH RAMBLER :. Three
bedrms., 2 baths, garage. Close to
school and transp: SiS6 pei, rso.
r. 3. DALEY. JE. 2-3s43. CO. 4342
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MANOR, PARK

See and agree with me! Finest brick
home for the price. 8 lovely rooms,
recr. room, garage, many extras.
Reas., price and terms. ST. 3466-
JU> S-4296. TANEN REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-07
six Arrested Here
In Actions Against
illegal Liquor Sales

Continuing their week end
liquor mopups. police confiscated
more than 5000 worth of whisky,
gin, beer and wine and arrested
six persons.
All the suspects are colored and
face court action today on charges
of keeping and selling liquor with
out license.
They are:
Clemon Benjamin, 80, of the
700 block of Morton street NV,
and James Brown, Sc, Of the 600
block of G street NE, both ar
rested in rooming house in the
TOO block of Lamont street NV.
After undercover men said they
had made purchases, the raiders
walked in, confiscated 1875 fifths
of wine, so half pints of whisky,
four half pints of gin and 1872
cans of beer.
Rosa Mae Jones, %, was arrest
ed at her home, first. block of H
street NE, on five counts of SELL
ing whisky without a license.
Carrie Mae Ivory, q, of the 600
block of Orleans place NE, who
was arrested at her home.
Allen McDuff1e, AZ, of the 400
block of Neal place NV, arrested
near his home as a street vendor
of whisky.
Junius Harrison Lewis, 81, of the
900 block of w street NV, ar
rested in front of 1908 v street
NV. on similar charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-07
Lyndon johnson Says
Waste, |nefficiency
SLOW Arms BuiIdup

The head Of the Senate Watch
dog Committee said today the
American defense buildup is far
too slow due to waste, misman-
agement and ineficiency. Russia
he said, may be outproducing us
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson
Democrat, Of Texas said he was
extremely discouraged" over air.
plane production, asserting that
a 1913 decision to hold up funds
for plane development could well
be one of the tragic decisions of
our time"
Senator Johnson said in a copy
righted interview in U. S. News
and World Report that I'VE have
lost almost three years" in plane
production as a result.
He said the there's
enough to 60 around for ALL
rests with the President, his
budget director. Congress and the
public itself for not demanding
action.
AS to present progress. Senator
johnson said:
I'VE are relying on our much
boosted industrial power and our
assumed ability to outproduce
most anybody else. when as a
matter of fact we may not be out
producing the enemy at ALL"
He said the "best sources" have
told his Preparedness subcommit-
tee that Russian fighter planes
are better in some respects than
ours. but that in other respects
the United States fighters are
superior.
But he said we are building jet
planes far too slowly, and he is
particularly discouraged over in
teiligence reports of Russian pro-
duction of both fighters and
bomberS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-07
Eastern Suburban PTA

The Eastern Suburban PTA will
meet at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Junior High School, Old Bla-
densburg road and Franklin ave-
nue., Silver Spring. Election of 8
nominating committee for next
year will be followed by a film
"Shy Guy" dealing with the men.
tai health of adolescents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-07
Envoy Reported Rejected

CAIRO. Egypt, April Z F.-
The newspaper AL Assas said yes
terday the Polish Minister to
Cairo, Jan Drohojowski. had been
recalled to Warsaw ION request of
Egypt's foreign ministry" It said
Mr.. Drohojowski was persona
non grata," but did not say why.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-07
AUVEN i 1OENEN 1s
WHEN NOTHING ELSE
will help for
ACID INDIGESTION

Doctor specialists who treat nothing
but stomach trouble say that a
tablet like Bell-ans often gives COM
forting relief when everything else
fails for gas, heartburn and acid in
digestion. Get a Csc package of Bell
ans tablets at your druggists today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-07
President Gottwuld
Sick in CzechosIovukiu
BY the Associated Press

VIENNA, April 7.-CzechoSlo-
vakia's Communist President Kle-
ment Gottwald is i'll, the Prague
newspaper Rude Pravo said today
The paper said that, because OF
his sickness, Mr.. Gottwald was
unable to attend the funeral OF
his mother April S. The report
gave no details of his illness.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Electrical Division

The $l62. 900 cut from the re-.
lauested amount in the division
which keeps municipal communt.
cations going means that should
existing police and IRE can boxe.
and street light posts be damaged
or destroyed. there win be no re-
placements.
Herbert a. Friede. acting elec-
|trical engineer said the city,s
stockrile Of poles has dwindled "a
q point that by next June 50, the
city will have only so on hand.
The budget cut as 1t now stands
precludes expanding the stock
pile. The same is nearly as true
OF cable and other essential equip
ment.
As wiring wears out, street
lights must be progressively cut
on. Likewise as school interc0m
and bell systems deteriorate, less
and less maintenance and re-
placement viii be possible. Mr..
Friede said.
Moreover. about 400 telephones
win have to be removed from mu-
nicipal offices. and telephone serv-
Ice generally curtailed.