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81 250 DOWN

$3.50 DOWN
Clean 5-Room Bungalow
Full bsmt.: price reduced. 1913 Both
ave. W. Hyatts.. Md. WA. 7-06I9
SEVEN ACRES
ENTERPRISE RD.
1 mi. south Rte. so; 6-rm. masonry
Cape Cod; 3 bedrms., 13x33 liv
rm. with f1repl., equip. kit, full
bsmt., 1Is baths. oil a.-c.h.; S23.
900. terms.
w. w. LEWIS
HE. $500 Ewes Central s-4961
peter j. hagan
Lovely brick Cape Cod. close-in To-
cation. Large living room with
fireplace, dinette, three good bed
rooms, equipped kitchen, modern
tile bath; gas &C. heat. Venetian
blinds: full basement. Price
Sl4 ,450, terms.
BELLEMEAD
Nice five-room and bath Cape Cod
with full basement and expandable
attic. gas &C. heat; in nice condi-
ton. Large 60-foot lot. Price,
S11.950, terms.
peter j. hagan
REALTOR
UN. 1855, UN. 4-19S5. WA. 7-1257
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ROCK GREEK HILLS

p649 East Bexhill dr.-Spacious new
rambler, in distinctive location.
Living rm., 14x24; dining nm.
13x14. Kit. has built-in oven and
range, dining space. Finished rec.
rm.. screened porch. 8 twin-sized
hedrms., ia baths. Open eyes,,
Z to 9. Directions: Out Kensington
Elrod. right on EIrod to Calvend
lane, left blocks to home. H. J.
KORZENDORFER, INC. OIL. 4-S1 II.
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RIVER RID. AREA
ROCK CREEK HILLS

custom built six-room, .three-bath
brick Cape Cod on one-thlrd OF an
acre. Center hall appointed living
room, extra large fireplace: formal
dining room; firSt-floor bedroom and
full bath; large equipped kitchen; :
master-Sized bedrooms and bath on
end floor: large closets and storage
rooms; maids room and bath; recre-
alton room; built-in garage; auto
matte heat in full basement. The
surrounding large and well-shrubbed
OF of over one-third of an acre situ-
ably priced. Call LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO. EN-, 10000. 1915
Conn. Ave. ONCE open It'll 9 PM.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

notwithstanding brick picture
book rambler. Extra-large living rm
lge. bedrms.. big ultramodern equip.
kitchen. beautiful vanity bathroom.
Situated on lovely level lot. 95x11S.
outdoor f1repl. Defies comparison
at only S16 $50. Subst cash. Call
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA.
ALPINE ST., District Heights-Bun-
galow; bedrooms, spacious living
room. dining room, kit. and bath
good condition; lot. 50x140, Anchor
fence: close to bus lines. Priced
reasonably at $13.250: So. 500 cash.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS. 314
HTS. Brick bungalow. on
lots; spacious liv. rm.. glazed tile
Kit, master bedrm. and bath, gas
heat: 10. S-1246. -
CLINTON. pr: Andrews FieldL3-
81 FfoaI naneing Fis u' CYPRESS 5@ 4ss479 rs l9t
COLLEGE PARK-Do you want your
child in new element, school Just
3 blks. from your door? Cozy q
bedrm. brick rambler. with full
s13s5oo. JOHN A. VENT. AP,
ENTERPRISE ROAD beautiful
acres and !almost-new picture-book
brick rambler; spacious living rm
approx. 28x16, lge dining area, big
nook. 3 huge bedrms. full bsmt.,
2-car attached garage: An out
standing home in every respect.
Must be seen to be believed. S27. 800;
oper to reas. offer. For more info.
SSa %H TIE T14sod PEHRx ri ( j BOSWELL g g Co.,
FORESTVILLE. mr.. Andrews Field
owner leaving. Two-yr. old det.
att. gar; lge., level lot. Priced be-
SEA,T% l9E cSst' ms SSlo.959 ,II HARTMAN MAN
TENi rd Sc, LII 4s4do. S4f iu oeoq @H5a76 Hope
GREEN MEADOWS-6 rms, newly
dec: bsmt., storage attic. fenced
yard: immed. possession; assume
lge. FHA loAn: reas, down payment.
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. 7-5O50.
fTame WITH plenty of0sx 81 extras 9rics sddeS faf
mirror. 3 Dedrms. q master sizes, shS.
dining rm. and kit. the. size YOU
Will like, storage attic, full bsmt,
lawn partly fenced; only S14, $50;
substantial cash; assume CT loan.
Owner will take 2nd mortgage.
ALVIN EPLING. UN. 4-0313. -
LEWISDALE, zoos Amherst rd.. Open
ewes. z to 8. Attrac. .6rm. det. brk.
in immac, cond., with manv extras;
recr. rm.; Handicapped lot. Owner
transferred; Priced to sell. Cal
RAbfANT EhfaNST 9VHA VAlLEYEs.Ssdrm. III s4SSi brick
rambler; new-house cond.; nice level
lot; assume GI loan; vacant. See
today and make offer. JOHN A.
WENTz. AP. 10000. -
RIvERDALE.. MD;-Brick home that
his everything. Living room. large
dining room, kitchen, . bedrooms
with tile baths; 3rd bedroom on
End floor; full basement; hot water,
gas heat; beautiful Handicapped lot
garage. Price, S16,500. Substantial
cash needed. C. H. PEARCE. WA
7-70n9; ewes. WA. 7-630S. -
RIVERDALE HTS, 4 -blks. St. Ber-
nard'S; 6-rm., 2-Story MOSAIC home;
liv. rm.. l6x25; firepl,, 3 lge. bed.
rms lss poTshssS; s9o OSmt; S1t,n saEags sDI;s
H. JOHNSON. WA, 7-5050. -
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BY OWNER
3-yr.-old brick rambler, excel. cond.,
3 twin-siZed bedrms.. baths, lge.
liv. rm., din. rm., modern elec. kit,
incl. dishwaSher and disposal. util.
rm., lge. screened porch, storage
attic and attached Gear garage. On
corner lot, % acre. In Timber
Branch Park, Alexandria with
tiles nearby. Price, $35. 900. Phone
so. 5-7640, 3
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HillcreSt Hts. Rambler
A DREAM HOUSE

OWNERS TRANSFER forces sale Of
this 1h-year-old, 3-bedrm. brick
rambler which without a doubt is
one of the most attractive homes
in Hillcrest Heights. The charm of
really spacious, fully equipped,
modern. electric kitchen. beautifully
Handicapped fenced yard with brick
walks and patio etc. must be seen
to be appreciated. There is a utility
rrm.' storeroom, pull-down stairway
front porch. Price, S21,950. Call
Mrs. Silva, LU. 2-35SS.
PAUL P, STONE, REALTOR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
CIT E00

3-bedroom brick rambler with, full
basement storage attic. spacious
living room with fireplace; beautiful
yard. Seminary HgtS. area. Can as
sumo large GI loan of S11 900 at
4So-SS2 per month. tax and ins.
incl. lovely home at a wonderful
price. CALL NOW-MR. .HEMAdER,
with The M. II. BARRY Org.-TE.
6-244o ewes XII S.0140 n
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HYATTSVILLE

Lovely Spanish bungalow consisting
bedrms.. modern kit. with garbage
disposal, aluminium storm windows
and doors, full bsmt. with porce-
lain tubs, 1l2 baths, oil h.-w.h., 3
car garage with aluminium lift-up
doors: excel. location.
J. EVERETT ROBERTSON
WA. 7-l232, WA. 7-496O. WA. 7-4779
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Pentagon Personnel
$1,000 Cash, $85 Mo.
You will be agreeably surprised when
you inspect this immaculate. newly
decorated brick homes of bedrms.
tiled bath, full basement. new Deicoo
oil furnace: has abundance. of
flowers in bloom. shrubbery. and in
closed with, white eieEet fence
NORTH ARLINGTON
New 3-bedrm. brick rambler. walk-in
closets, coiored fixtures in tiled
bath on lst floor: full bsmt;; out. out
kit; level lot, 56xl 1T; excellent
location; convenient to buses.
seho9iso sch 9ko churches stores; only
ASK TO SEE
Three -bedrm. brick rambler, nr.
wash. Lee: $4,000 cash, SIPS mo,
F. E. MALCOLM
Realtor. ia. 1-3O24.
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Southern Realty Co.
JE. ~ 100
- z

SEEING IS BELIEVING
2O03 N. TROY ST.
As cute as house can be. In an
ideal location, close to Wash. This
rambler of brick and frame has full
bsmt. with steel-beam construction.
Gas &C. heat. Lge. v.-din. rm.
with beautifully equipped kit with
brkfst bar. Two bedrms. and ceramic
tile bath. Corner lot. Only Sl4.950,
with excellent terms
BUILDER, OV. 3-0319
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$500 DOWN "

Redwood bungalow. Liv. rm. with
firepl. and built-in bookshelves, Q
very lge, bedrms.. kit, 15xl5. fully
equipped; din. area, stairway to un-
finished upstairs. Almost 1a-acre,
shrubbery. Half block from bus
service. Excellent buy at $14,950;
$50 month.
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S11.950

What's wrong with it," The answer,
absolutely nothine!" It's de-
lishttul semidet. all.brick home in
a stones throw from Key Bridge.
It's immaculate and clean as a pin.
In the liV. rm. you will find q
beautiful bookcase. and it has par
quet floors throughout. 1t has q
full bsmt., auto. washer. oil &C.
heat and fenced rear lawn, In our
opinion, an outstanding buy. Pur-
charer may assume excellent CT
financing. Call now.
Dominion InS. & Realty Agcy.
ia. S-633S Realtors ia. 7-1779
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$14.950

AND LOOK WHAT YOU GET
Brand-new home in wooded area.
Three bedrms., tiled bath. separate
din rm., fine liv. rm., full, high
bsmt. with outside entrance. Com
plete, ready to move into. See IL
today
MANNAs REALTY IA. s-27s8
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-24

The two of them. Reluctantly Mrs.
Walker told the court that she
understood from another friend,
the Mrs. Ware was at one time
the common-law wife of her
husband. But she fastened to ex-
plain that that was before she
married Walker. Mrs. Ware CHM
ed in saying that if she really
wanted Walker she would have
kept him when she had him. Both
of the women's husbands were in
the courtroom, and were called
up by the judge for advice. 1t was
lhe usual case of two women be-
ing Indifferent toward each 9TH
er over a man. After a friendly
warning. to all parties, Judge
Thomas dismissed the case and
cautioned the women to not lei
il happen again. The Wares and
the Walkers walked out OF the
courtroom side by side.
Among other cases heard and
disposed of were the following:
AIbertha Flemings, Albert
Wakes. Pauline Lunceford, Lille
3. Walker and Arthur Rolly, were
each charged with assault and
battery. Flemings was charged
with assault and battery on
Mary Seymore, Wakes on Eddie
Cooper; Lunceford on Willie
Saunders; Walker on Emerine
Thornton and Rolly on Rose Ann
Davis. Flemings was fined sll0'
or 4 days; Wakes was sentenced
TO Is days, $50 or an additional
20 DAYS; Lunceford and Walker
were ecah fined SIS or 80 days
and Ro1ly was fined SIS or 10
DAYS.
Lula Robinson, charged with be-
ing drunk - dismissed.
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buildings that made necessary the
creation of the parking areas, and
in the alternative, If such parking
area is lost to such user, said
user shall replace the existing
parking area with another area.
D. bOff-street loading and un-
loading areas shall be in addi-
ton 10 off-street parking areas,
and off-street parking areas shall
not be located so as to block in
gress and egress for the purposes
of loading and unloading.
Respectfully submitted,
Howard w. Dixon
For the Housing Committee
Greater Miami Urban League
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-24

Perhaps it was due TO the heavy
rains we have been having in this
community in recent days, or
perhaps it was due to some other
reason: but whatever the cause,
the number of cases listed for
trial last Monday morning IN
Judge Thomas Municipal court,
dropped down 10 mere u. IL
was a new low for a Monday
morning session-the lowest flg-
ure established in long time.
Among the many highlights OF
the days hearings, was the case
of Mrs. Jessie Ware, who was
charged with disorderly conduct,
using profanity. The chief COM
claimant against Mrs. Ware was
Mrs. Ruth Walker. Both Mrs.
Ware and Mrs. Walker live in CO.
conut Grove.
Testimony during the hearing
as presented by Mrs. Walker dis
closed that Mrs. Ware had pass
ed her home Sunday morning.
while Mr.. Walker was cleaning his
car, and Mrs. Ware made re-
marks to Mr.. Walker, to which
Mrs. Walker objected. In a short
while an argument arose between
the two women. During the ar
gunent Mrs. Ware is alleged to
have used considerable amount
OF profanity. The police were call
ed and Mrs. Ware was arrested
On the charges.
In her defense Mrs. Mare ad-
mitted making the ~ssnarks TO
Mr.. Walker, but denied using pro-
family TO his wife. The case act
ually did not make sense, until
Judge Thomas asked the women
to tell him what was really the
basis for the disturbance between
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-24
Beauticians
Sorority Tea

Sigma Omicron Alpha Chi Pi
will present its 7th Anniversary
Tea Sunday Oct. IS at A pm,
through s pm. in the Liberty
Square auditorium.
Through previous anniversary
teas, this organization has be-
come noted for its quality of en-
tertainment, Sundays benefit
program is no exception. Every
one who attended will have the
opportunity of seeing and hear
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-24
League Asks Strengthening
OF M-Street Parking Law

The following recommendations
have been proposed to the city
commission for consideration in
strengthening the ordinance in
regards to off-street parking. The
interest of the recommendations
is to help prevent over crowding
and congesting. These recommen-
dations are being submitted in
compliance to request made at a
city commission meeting on Oct.
z.
The Urban League was on the
agenda at the city commission
meeting on Wednesday and sub
nitted these recommendations
In the practical application of
City of Miami Ordinance No.
4016, commonly called "the off
street parking ordinance" there
has arisen a number of weak
nesses or inadequacies, when the
purpose and spirit of the Ordi-
nance are kept in mind. AS every
one may recall, the purpose of
this ordinance was to prevent
congestion and to provide breath
ing spaces in our overcroWded
areas downtown as we'll as~in the
neighborhood areas. The inability
of this ordinance TO carry out the
intent of its makers and planners,
can and does cause loss of re-
spect and prestige for the COM
munity, its law makers and its
citizens.
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SPECIFIC OBJECTIONS:

!. The number of automobile
parking spaces is determined by
the size of the structure to be
erected, however, in determining
what constitutes parking space,
if plans or blueprints show auto
mobile spaces as being allotted,
no more definite requirements are
necessary, in other words, if the
architect says a certain space is
large enough for a certain num-
Der of cars, then that is accepted
by the building department as
being in conformity with this or
dinance. However in fact, such
space as allotted by the archi-
tect may, in practice, not be US
able by the number of cars TO be
provided for. If however, no act
ual plan is submitted by the ar
chitect, the ordinance requires 800
square feet per parking space,
which is one instance was almost
twice the amount of space allotted
by one builder in so-called con-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-24

ing some of the most noted mlss-
zeal talents Of Miami in an even
ing of refreshing entertainment.
All interested persons and friends
are invited to attend.
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folmity with this ordinance.
2. An exception provides that
off-street parking may be within
500 feet of the proposed construc-
ton; in the Be district this, in all
equity and fairness, might pre-
vent great hardship, however in
users of land, such as hotels and
all other districts, this allows large
apartments, to obtain space else
where, which would be incon-
venient TO their patrons and ten
ants,' inconveniencing other resi-
dents and owners and would fail
TO provide breathing space around
the proposed user. And the ratio
OF use of the parking area would
depend upon the distance of said
area from the buildings calling
this space into being, and wheth-
er or not the buildings would pro-
vide attendants to park automo-
bileS for tenants or patrons at
such distances.
3. Nothing is in the ordinance
to guarantee to the city that the
User claiming said parking areas
will continue to use the same for
that purpose, or that such user
will not dispose or relinquish his
rights to have parking areas, after
the user has erected his buildings,
and the city building department
no longer has any jurisdiction
over the user.
4. Provision is made for Off
street loading and unloading
however, nothing is said in the
ordinance as to whether this is to
be in addition to the above space
or, part of the off-street park
ing area heretofore discussed.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
A. That ordinance No. 4Ol6 be
amended to specifically provide
and stipulate the square footage
necessary for each allotted auto
mobile parking space, taking into
consideration that the average
driver of an automobile needs a
minimal amount of space for in
gress and egresS.
B. That the 500 foot allow
ance that is set forth be elimi-
mated in the areas classified as
"All Other Districts.
C. That some surety or bond
be provided to the city that the
existence of such parking areas
will continue for as long as the
user continues to operate the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-24
s Minute Aid For
PILES

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Good Morning Judge
News Views from Mamis Municipal Precinct Court
JUDGE L. E. THOMAS PRESIDING
BY ELLIOTT J. PIEZE, Times Staff Writer

BY ELLIOTT ]. PIEZE, Times Staff Writer
Evening star., 1953-10-19

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big rugged high compression engines anywhere the
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Evening star., 1953-10-19
Eisenhower Calls
Mayors Conference
BY the AsseeIo,sd rrsss

MISSION, Tex. Oct. 19.-Pres-
ident Eisenhower has called the
Nations mayors to a White
House conference on civil de-
tense December IA and Is.
It was announced that the
purpose of the meeting is to give
mayors or managers Of the Ma
tons larger cities all informa-
ton that can be made available
to them on the national defense
situation. White House Press
Secretary James c. Hagerty said
the emphasis will be on civil de-
tense.
Governors had a similar brief
ing in Washington last May.
The President called the Sec
ond conference yesterday while
resting at the South Texas
estate Of Gov. Allan Shivers be-
fore dedicating the international
Falcon Dam today.
Mr.. Hagerty said Gen. Eisen-
hover will address the opening
session. to be attended by the
mayor or city manager of every
city with $4,000 or more inhab-
itantS. -
States without cities that large
were invited to send representa-
tives from some municipalities.
Secretary of State Dulles, Sec
Evening star., 1953-10-19
Eisenhower Paints as Well
AS Churchill, Texas Artist SAYS

Mr.. Moranz did most OF the
portrait from this and other
photographs and by studying the
President during his television
appearances. The sitting here
was for the final touches on the
skin tone.
The green Of the desk blotter
caught the Presidents eye.
He wanted to know now I
got green when ] didn't have a
green on my palette" MIR.
Moranz said. II get green by
mixing red, blues and yellow"
The formal presentation to
Mrs. Eisenhower will be made
in Washington.
Evening star., 1953-10-19
Wet Mini War Depot
Reported Destroyed;
Resistance Growing
sy the Associc.ea Pres,

HANOI, Indo- China, Oct. SO
The French high command an
nounced tonight that French and
Wet Namese forces pushing into
the area south of the vital Red
River delta wrecked a Wet Mimi
war depot north of Thanh Hoa,
destroying tons of war equip
ment.
Destruction of war deposits is
primary aim of the latest
French drive, launched last
Thursday. The idea is to break
up Wet Mimi plans for an offen-
sive in. the delta area.
Troops moving on from the
north and south along Mandarin
road pressed closer to Thanh
Hoa, 80 miles south Of Hanoi
and one of the Communicated
Evening star., 1953-10-19
Two French Doctors Fly
To Soudi Arobio's King
By the A.soera,ed Pres.

BEIRUT. Lebanon. Oct. 19.-
Two French doctors have flown
to Saudi Arabia to attend ailing
73-year-ofd King Ibn Saud, who
they said has taken q turn for the
worse.
Saudi Arabian sources said
the doctors, in Beirut on brief
stopover Saturday. would see the
monarch for a routine checkup.
However. he is known to have
been sick for some time, and
there have been increasing re-
ports that he intends to abdicate
in favor of his eldest son, Crown
Prince Saud.
The prince already is prime
minister, Army commander and
Viceroy.
Evening star., 1953-10-19

~
rebel counterattacks. French
losses were not given.
Wet Mimi division 800 is north
OF Thanh Hoa while division 304
is believed in the city itself
The latter division has not vet
gone into action.
French fighter bombers con-
tinued to give air support to the
operation. Today they flew 80
sorties in attacks on Wet Mini
communication lines.
Complicating the situation is
the presence of Wet Mimi troops
within the delta itself. This was
demonstrated in a strong attack
last night against a French de-
fense post 3 miles south of Hanoi.
Evening star., 1953-10-19
~ the Assoe,s,.s Pres.

MISSION, Oct. 1s.-Artist
John Moranz says President Ell
senhower is as good an artist
as Sir Winston Churchill "and
Churchill is a good artist"
Mr.. Moranz said the President
asked a jillion questions" while
posing for two hours while he
put the finishing touches on q
large portrait of Texas Gov. and
Mrs. Allan Shivers plan to pre-
sent to Mrs. Eisenhower.
He is a remarkable guy" the
Dallas artist said. "It was Just
plain and easy. I almost for
got ! was painting. He asked
how to mix colors, how to get
effect"
Mr.. Moranz said he has in
spected prints of work by both
Gen. Eisenhower and Sir VIM
Ston and finds them on a par.
Gov. Shivers had the Presi-
dent select a pose from a photo
grapn. He is sitting at a desk
singing a document.
Evening star., 1953-10-19

good bye to President Ruiz this
afternoon, he will drive to Laredo
to take his plane to Washington.
Due in the Capital about l
am. tomorrow. after a 7-hour
fight, the President will be end
ing a swing that started Wednes-
day night.
The trip down here took Gen.
Eisenhower out of the United
States for the first time since
he entered the White House. He
win visit Canada next month.
Evening star., 1953-10-19

Wet Minis biggest adrninistra-
tive centers for war operations
in Central Wet Nam.
French forces pushing south
along the road were reported
within IL miles of Thanh Hoa,
while those from the north were
within 25 miles of their objective.
But Wet Mimi resistance in
creased as the French neared
Thanh Hoa. Latest reports said
the Wet Mini had swung its
crack 320th division into the
fighting. The French high COM
mand said 172 Wet Mimi were
killed in the hurling back of. two
Evening star., 1953-10-19
Parade Set Tomorrow
For Clark in New York
ey The Associuted Pvess

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Gen
Mark w. Clark. who is retiring
from the Army October 81, will
be given a reception here today
at Governors Island, headquar-
terS Of the 1st Army.
Tomorrow there will be the
traditional auto parade up Lower
Broadway to City Hall, where
Gen. Clark will be greeted by
Mayor Vincent r. Impellitteri
other city officials and officers
Of the armed forces.
Evening star., 1953-10-19

retary Of Defense Wilson, Fed
eral Civil Defense Administrator
Val Peterson and other top Gov
ernment officials also will ad-
dress the conference, which is
expected to be closed.