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LOOKING F0R 4 HogJSEi We
should be abe "a please YOU.
Hers are Just i few d Gun offsE-
ings:
Two bedroom Two bath
CHS house .................... ii. 90
Three bedroom has
every hing ........................- 81 700
Two bedroom two
screened pOrches ........- I'll, 100
Two story houss rarns
construction .............. 500
Two bedroom handicapped
yard barbecue ...- IIIl, 800
5Rlg Coppik ios. one hall hloc
Price 8. 900.
The best buy N ID cWner designed
CBS house. You must Sc tie Tea
tures t0 appreciate this heuse or
corner lpt. Selling al less thari ycls
would ilnas oxlly 81, Con.
para this with anything Jon haye
seen.
c0ol and comfortable esigned
fnr Fl0gida living and ionaasd Ii
The coolest area III KEY West Is
this two bedroom, two M house,
Cross ventilation Id ever room.
III perfect condition and raa 60na GID
priced III only sis. 90.
= real Dream House Three
rooms tile bath heaaEkiEul OK
doCrs separate dining room Ids
AZ cahiness ngfit and airy kitchen
large seTeaned hnck porch with
stationary tnhs hsautlEul land
scaped yard - \ - garage and
booster pump, also solar system ID
pre heal water. a steaI at 81. lll
y % eakh renlrs
neca Cllica
This GAoie pl0t u appfnx. siA
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s1 Has ehannel runn aiaas
90 $50. VII sle q III eAa
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0al Notices.
tc'ONTTNuEa,s


Inc uMderAtgnAUs desiring xU en-
gage II business under the fsctt-
taoua name Of NHAyles Boat XaFd. Z
Marathon. Florida Intends rs regis.
the Circuit Coars Of lfonrre CoEnty.
Dated NAY iii 1855
ALBERT q. Battles,
nay2ssiun2- 10 1865
IN THE CIRCUIT C0UnT or rHn
SIxTEENTM JEDICAAL CIRCUIT
" EL0RLn AID Eol1
M0NR0E COUNTY, III CHAN.
Ne. 1a-ea1
3. WEBSTER ROSS
Plaintiff Hill. ron
nKN@NCR
FRANCES WILLIAMS ROSS
Defendant
NOTICE no ApPEAn
IN THE NAME or THE
STATE on FLONIT9As
Tos FRANCES WILLIAAdS ROSS
&S00 nFexel Road
College Park
MARYLAND
& YoU ARB HEREKsY NOTIFIED
that on the 21nd day of April, AID.
1853, the above named plaintiff n
WEBSTER ROSS. ipHtiknEed che
foregoing suit "A equity wherein
ne seeks IN ansoluke decree % al
v0rc9 from yotas FRANCES WILL
3IAAIS ROSS. on the ground ok ax-
trexaa cruelty
now. THEREroRE ron are
hereby required IA file with the
CLERK az this court whose name
aud address ~ Earl r.. Adams CLARK
Ok the Circuit Court. Court House,
Key West Florida. N or before the
to the plaintiffs bill. ns required
by law, ana ia aerva upon counsel
s0k record for plaintiff COPY ok
said answer on ~ before the said
1sfh Day oe luna. 1851 otherwise,
the cause VIII n tslkan - eentesasd
The names and addrenses a. eoun-
sci 0f record Tor kha plaintiff are
n III saunders, 2a7 Rnalo Center
Building. Fort Laudsrdale, Florida
ana ]. Lancelot Lester. 80 Nleua-
lng Street. Key West. ElerlaAn:
IN WITNESS WHEREOF h&ye
hereunte affixed my signature and
s sssn o sas * e. H. s i siaae ne
lSeail EARL III ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit E0urt.
by Elorenee u. sawyer
Deputy Clark
n. n. SAUNDERS
800 Radio CenteF BuiIAin9
Fort Isandardale
Florida
i I.kNcELoT LESTER
40 Flenain9 street
Key Wskk
EluFsaa
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TURN. One Bedroom HOUSE. VIII
take couple with 81 without baby.
No pets. Hot water. Apply 10.
stairs, rear. 101A YareIa 81
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OrgE-WAY TRAfLERs, any size.
for rent % any city ii thsl
United States. Rens 4 har leave
IL there See Dick Pfelp Palm
Esinclairl Services Station. Stock
Island Iuays1 .sf
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q FURN cottages Tor rent. Apply
500 francis ST, upstairs
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FURNISHED ccttsee fOr rent.
12I5 Eliza ST sliay2-2t
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SINGER Sewing Machine. sales !.
Service Paris, Singer Sewing
machine Co. l1s Coral WAY. Coral
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HOUSE Tor rent. short term. Al
ply l2l4 Dual 81 niayz If
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- Is For Sails
tCllrESMunns

2 BEDR Home Oh large lot. 5 yrs.
old. Garage. Convenient location
near Garrison Bight. Occu. abo.1t
June IS, 2210 Paterson Ave. Or
Phone 2-51O8 mayls-I2t
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LARGE AIRY sleeping rooms
downtown. 4I0.v0 weakly fiS
Duyal, opp cuncha Hotel
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Apartzaents For Renf
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EFFICIENCY APT. Couple only.
No pets. Utilities supplied. Stone
Hotel, 92I White 81. mays s24sx
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1852 STIJDEBAKER Champion. tx.
ceIlent condition. $500. %. PHI.
2-s76S. rnay22. st
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an CON an eIseie.
lSnls bst utilities linsn1.
slIrsshed, rs II p lotel.
s fson M nay1 II
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a 3 1.tk
PoR SALE SIR canseeualvs 8.
aoas u Tie KY laless Crises.
Delivered ~ yeur Ssog. 1ss week
n. Dial 2Gl. clrsuIailsn neps.
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cum glnhly spgn bedroom
std ency aplss Esk neigh.
oRhco Phone a.ssIs naay5 #
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LOTS FOR SALE FILLED Of I'M
filled. Very reasonable. Call
7-s721 may2i-tf
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3. 8 renovated bedroom apart
Az eflisis Reasonable
Sfl 6lnor0n. ayii
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FOR Lower Keys property, phone
or write Hndgins, summerland
Key z. o. naay2S-tf
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Gle AN quiet rooms one black
from business district. Froe
parking Sis whitehead.
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boat 0lhc2F os 1871
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ROOMS for working men. 81 80 Is
$1,000 per week. IL william 81
may2 etx
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1851 CHEVROLET Power Glide.
Original owner TOP condition.
$500. SIS Truman Ave. Apt
mays ok
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STOCK man. Experienced a. vii.
ing " lsarn Apply III person,
IlEssraaln Food Dept ssoFa, iioS
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HERE. there md every ierel Let
me take ne pain cut AZ Paint.
IND. pk0na s-sils Aor lsIl estimate
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-16

hours Of actual flying time and will
greatly reduce the cost of training
pilots.
The new trainer is manufactur-
ed by Link Aviation, Inc, of Bring
|hamton, New York, and is the
first completely mobile trainer in
its field. Its mobility stems from
the fact that the entire unit is
mounted on a large Us tons) trail.
er truck. Several similar units
have been built for different types
of aircraft and are deployed a..
round the country in accordance
with the needs of the Navy.
The unit is operated and main.
tanned by a detachment from the
Naval Air Technical Training Cen
ter. Memphis, Tennessee. H. w.
Long, TDC, is the chief-in-charge
of the five man crew and Mr.. l.
W. Scherter, Link Aviation repre-
sentative, completes the organiza.
ton as coordinator with the NAVY.
This mobile trainer is a yaria.
ton of the permanent type jet link
trainer witch has been in perman-
ent operation at the Seapiane Base
since last February.
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New Mobile
Link Trainer
In Use Here

A new mobile link trainer has
recently been installed at the Fleet
ALI Weather Training Uni, Allan
tie. This unit is the first of its
| type to be utilized by FAWTU
pilots.
The cockpit design of this train
er is constructed TO correspond
with the cockpit of the F2H-2 Ban
shee jet fighter and includes a
complete panel Of flight and engine
instruments. Each flight is auto
matieally recorded and observed
by an instructor who is provided
with a duplicate set of instruments.
The mobile trainer is operated to
simulate instrument flying, radio
navigation and emergency proce.
dures to help aviators adjust them
selves to the numerous problems
and hazards of all-weather flight.
Use of this trainer will save many
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-16
Home For Holiday

BALTIMORE R-Sara Lou Fox
is looking forward this year to her
merriest Christmas in three years.
Fol the first time since her cos
tune was set afire by a candle
during a school Christmas pageant,
13-year-old Sara Lou will be home
for Christmas.
She spent 212 years in a Balti.
more hospital. New skin was graft
ed from her waist to her neck.
Sine last June she has been at
Children'S Hospital School, learn.
ing to walk again with the aid of
crutcheS.
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Forests originally covered about
one-third of all the worlds land
areas.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE

NAME NTATIIE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. desiring to en-
gage in business under the fIcti-
tious name of "Windward House"
423 Angela Street. Key West.
Florida, intends to register the said
fictitious name with the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Monroe County,
Florida
Dated December I, 1883
FRED JOHNSON
Sole Owner.
dec. 2-9-16-23. 1853.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25

&C e m ii t ; m mid. - sd
tpeiB iltnser Mann baB Sic meine
So6ter lieben. 2eioer n1l,B i6 Sbnen
aber oas @eItGnonis MAIDEN, baB ih
in Der letten 3eit fltrdtbare @elbper=
lutte bate 1,no - 80, 10! Sas
lit ia lebr beoauerlih. Damn meroen
Sic sic Sodter nidt ol,6 nod ber-
lieren lpollen. Gafiir babe i6 Ser.
Itdnonis. 2eben Sic 1pobl!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25

an lieb geDonnen, fano fie cine treue
gerbiinbete fir ibre Bl1ne. Nit Mrs.
Rarfbam Ipmpatbiiierte iie ourbaus
nidt. DAB Sante Barbara Der Saus.
frau i'm Bege mar, perriet fidb in
8ort uno Sat, uno INNER fragte
Wrs. Narfbam ibren Sobn. tpo3u
| iene eigentlid oa iei, tuarum iie nidt
beimgebe, ba Tie gtbeloa nur berbat.
idele.
sd babe mid ieineraeit aud nift
etpig 81 9ette gelegt," brummte tie.
sd batte anoers 5u tun unb muBte
in ldngitens pier5ebn Sagen tpieber
auf oen 8einen iein. Ntir brabte ME.
manb Zee uno 8ein uno Suppe au
ieoer Sages5eit. gtbie tpiirbe lih mob
Ter fiiblen, tpenn Tie aufltdnoe uno Iid
elm bis6en riibrte." guh Gen3i 1par
franf; Wtrs. Warfbam bate foIglih
lunglei6 mebr 5lt tim, tpas gum Sell
Der 8runo ibrer ihledten 2aune mar.
eines Ra6mittogs fon1en Dars.
Sones uno Welinba. 2estere batte
nah Dem Iufentbalt in 8aIbington
nod einige 8oden nit ibrem Snfel
in Hep Yorf perlebt uno piele neue
Sheen mitge6ra6t. Sbglei9 5u ibrem
Tortell oerdnoert, ipar lie boh ni9t
I'M geringiten beroorben. geur in
3leioung unb 9enebmen itano fie nun
Gtbeloa naber. Sic fam oft auf oie
Sarm. Sante Barbara bate ibr NIT
geteilt, oaB lie es fir beiler bielte,
tpenn Sulius uno gtbeloa einen eige-
men Sausbalt bGtten. Welinoa urter-
Itiibte oieie Meinuug uno beeinfluBte
ben Rihter 10 geldidt, oaB bieier, als
Sante Barbara i'm zines Cages frags
te, Oh er ME Oaran eeoadt elm eigenes
Selm 81 griinOen, ii6 nibt einfallen
lteB, oaB er MIR oas gho BON Melin-
oaS Soeen mar, als er entgegnete, er
babe in lester 3eit ernltlid on einen
lol6en @e6Iel geoa6t, un6 nobte
5unabIt millen, no @tbie am liebIten
lpobnen 1uiiroe: in Slnep ooer in
Gamoen.
&aum aber bate gtbeloa fid fit
Camden enti6ieoen, 10 fling er an,
leine 9ereittuiIligfeit su bereuen;
oenn Die alte Seimat mar ibm lieb,
uno er bate ME oaran geoa1t, iie 5u
oerlalien. Scum aber mar er in Die
gnge getrieben. gs tpur6e alIo BE-
I6loiien, oaB Idon i'm Sum- cine Sim.
merreibe in Stafforb Souie genietet
neroen lolte. Der Breis freilih par
lebr bod; gtbeloas @elunobeit uno
@liif ober lieBen berlei 8eoenten
nidt 5u idwer in ote @aagIdale fal.
len.
WfrS. Warfbam mar iebr erItaunt,
| als lie BON oem Blane borte. Sdtten
Die iltngen 2eute elm SauS gentietet,
10 tuare lie nod eber oamit einoeritan-
Den geDeIen; Oenn alf ser Sarm ND.
rem Die meilten ibrer 8ebiirfniiie pro-
ou5lert tporoen. slber in Benfion ges
ben 3lmmer 81 lolb enormem Breis
mteten - 6as fano lie baarItrdubeno.
Sic pioerIebte iid energiid; Die Ma-
ioritdt aber iiegte. gtbeIoas sluge
glan5te, ibre 8aneen runoeten ii6,
oa lie nun DuBte, lie tpiiroe oen Srt
oerlalien, an Dem lie iid 10 unglIfli6
gefiiblt. Sic 1piinldte nur, Die Ser.
lanoerung m0glid1t beIdleunisen su
fonnen.
SroB Nrs. Warfbams gorI6lag,
Die Simmer 1penigltens BON Ger sSarm
aus 5u moblieren, 1puroe BedIel auf
BefIel auf oas '9utbaben ge5ogen,
oas Sulius in ser 8anf 5u gamben
batte, biz alles georonet tpar. gines
Worgens. cine @ohe nod 9ante 8ar-
baras slbreiIe perobl6ieoete gtbel6a
lid bon ser Samilie hires Rannes
uno febrte Slnep oen Hiiden.
0os erIte 8!att ibres 2ebens i'm
BeIten mar rmgeidlasen.
(sSortjesung foIgt)
Evening star., 1953-06-19
THE EVENING STAR A-a
Washington, D. q ~
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1883

were killed by gunfire and II
were trampled to death as 494
other POWs clawed through q
barbed wire fence to freedom.
Ten more POWs died later Of
injuries to boost the death toll
to 40.
A Marine spokesman said the
gunfire came from g. rice paddy
outside the prison compound,
evidently from Koreans aiding
the break. Two Marines were
wounded.
Marine patrols secuted the
hills around Ascom City search
ing for POWs. About 100 were
recaptured. Some $50 remained
in the camp during the break.
Tear Gas Fails to Halt Break.
At Yongchon, about ITO POWs
crashed through, under and over
a nine-foot barbed-wire fence to
freedom despite tear gas shells
fired by South Korean guards.
There about 267 stayed behind.
At Pusan, about ITO patients
fled from a POW hospital. The
prisoner command said SO were
recaptured, leaving 1880 Ko-
rean and Chinese prisoners still
in custody there.
At Camp 9. on the outskirts
of PuSan, all "a North Korean
TRUSTEES disappeared.
Evening star., 1953-06-19
Mrs. Tenant Valves
Preliminary Hearing
In Death Of Infant

Mrs. Arleen D. Tenant, A.,
charged with the fatal beating
of a seven -months-old child who
was in her care at a private
Maryland nursery home, today
waived preliminary hearing at
Upper Marlboro Police Court.
The manslaughter case will
now be presented directly to the
Prince Georges County grand
jury.
Prince Georges County Police
charged Mrs. Tenant with man
slaughter after the coroner ruled
that the child died of multiple
blows to the head and face"
The child, James c. Hender-
son, jr., was the son of an
estranged District couple. He
died April "a in Prince Georges
County Hospital.
The child's mother lives at
2418 G street NV. and the
father at 3407 M street NV.
Mrs. Tenant, who operated
the nursery at her home, 407
Sixty-fifth avenue, Maryland
Park, was out on a $1,000 bond
before her appearance today be-
fore her appearance today be-
fore Judge Nita S. Hinman
Crane.
Mrs. Tenant, in another
hearing today, was acquitted of
an assault charge by a District
couple who alleged she had mis-
treated their young daughter
early this year. The complain
ents were Mr.. and Mrs. william
j. Ambrose, 26, of 619 K street
NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-19
Junior Mechanics Urge
More Emphasis on July 4
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-
The Junior Order United Amer
ican Mechanics yesterday pro-
tested IAN apparent slackening
up of attention" by the Nation
to the true significance of Inde-
pendence Day.
The traternal organization
adopted a resolution urging the
restoration of July 4 to it's posi-
ton as Americas foremost pa
triotic celebration.
Gurney P. Hood, Raleigh
IN. c. banker, was elected ma
tional councillor Of the order at
the final business session.
Cincinnati was selected as the
1855 convention city.
Evening star., 1953-06-19
Small Business Group
Sets Hearing Monday
On Battery AdditiVe
By jones E. Roper

The Senate Small Business
Committee will open hearings
Monday on AD-X2, the battery
additive involved in the planned
dismissal of DR.. Allen V. Astin
as director Of the Bureau Of
Standards.
On consecutive days, the COM
mittee will hear testimony from
Jess M. Ritchie. who formulated
AD-X2; DR.. AStin, who says the
chemical is no good for popping
up tired storage batteries; and
representatives of the MaSSachu-
setts Institute of Technology,
which tested the additive and
made yeS-and-no report on it.
New Report Hits Additive.
1t was learned that the Bureau
of Standards has completed a
new series of tests on AD-X2
since the controversy arose this
spring. The report again con-
demns the additive-but in more
detail.
But Mr.. Ritchie has been lin
ing up satisfied users of the
chemical, and is ready to parade
them to the committees witness
chair. =
The committee hopes to con-
fine the hearings to five days of
testimony.
Chairman Thye of the Small
Business Committee declined to
discuss the hearings prior to a
news conference he has Sched-
uled for tomorrow. In the past,
however. he has said he is not
taking sides in the controversy
and wants only to put all the
facts on the record.
Cited for 'Objectivity.'
On March 81, Secretary of
Commerce Weeks cited the Bu-
reau of Standards for "lack of
objectivity" in testing AD-X2,
and disclosed that he was firing
DR.. Astin, effective April II.
The outcry from scientific So
cieties and bureau employees,
however. was so great that Sec
retary Weeks postponed the dis
missal until some time this fall,
hv which time a special commit
tee is supposed to have recon-
mended a successor.
The Small Business Commit
tee planned to hold hearings
soon after Secretary Weeks orig
lnal announcement, but Cancelled
them after Secretary Weeks de-
layed the dismissal and affirmed
his faith in DR.. Astin'S integrity.
The staff of the Small Busi-
ness Committee started the row.
Despite Bureau of Standards
condemnation of AD-X2, the
staff recommended it's use. This
recommendation was based on a
report from DR.. Keith j. Ladder,
a Catholic University chemistry
professor who has worked as a
consultant to Mr.. Ritchie.
Evening star., 1953-06-19
Stump Nominated to Succeed
Rodford as Pacific Fleet Chief
Admiral Shifted
From Command of
Unit in Atlantic

President Eisenhower has NOM
mated Vice Admiral Felix B.
Stump to become Pacific Fleet
commander with the rank Of
admiral. The nomination is sub
ject to Senate confirmation.
Admiral Stump, SO, is now
commander of the End Fleet in
the Atlantic. In his new post.
he will succeed Admiral Arthur
w. Radford. who is slated to be-
come chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff August 16.
Admiral Stump, who had held
his present post since November,
1948. is a native of Parkersburg,
w. Va. and a 1917 Annapolis
graduate.
At the start of World War II
he commanded the aircraft car
rier Lexington which was active
in the strikes against the jap
aneSe. The Lexington was struck
by a torpedo from an enemy
plane in 1943.
Following that duty, Admiral
Stump assumed command of the
carrier division in the Pacific
and took part in the capture of
the Marianas and in the support
of troops which landed On Leyte
Gulf in the Philippines.
His unit also furnished air sup
port for the amphibious occupa-
ton of Mindoro in the Philip
pines and the invasion of Luzon.
Returning to the United States
in 1945, the admiral became
chief of the Naval Air Technical
Command and later was COM
of the Atlantic Fleet Air
Force.
Last fall the admiral was in
command of the striking force in
the NATO Mainbrace operation,
which later was criticized by Air
Force advocates as being unsuc-
cessful.
Evening star., 1953-06-19
Donald Cook Resignation
From SEC Post Accented
BY the Assoeioied Press

President Eisenhower has ac-
cepted the resignation of Donald
Cook Of Michigan as chairman
and as a member of the Securi-
ties and Exchange Commission.
Gen. Eisenhower two days ago
designated Ralph H. Demmler.
Pittsburgh lawyer and new SEC
member, to serve as chairman.
Mr.. Demmler is a Republican.
Mr.. Cook. a Democrat, sent his
resignation to the White House
last February. He agreed to
stay on until a successor could
be named.
Evening star., 1953-06-19
Two Daughters Of Ju|iana
Visit Cape Cod
By the Assoejo,ad Prass

AMSTERDAM, The Neither
lands, June 19.-The two eldest
daughters of Queen Juliana of
the Netherlands, Princesses Bea-
trix and Irene, will spend their
summer holiday on Cape Cod,
Mass. the royal palace an
nounced today.
They will be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Feaver Of Canada.
Mr.. Feaver is chief Of protocol
Of the Canadian ministry for
external affairs. Their daughter,
Renee. is a great friend of the
princesses.
Mrs. Feaver, the former Ba-
roness MARITIME Roell. is Dutch.
She was in the encourage of
Juliana, then princess, during
her World War II stay in Can
ada.
Beatrix is is and Irene Is.