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fore, offering the beautiful aluminium
buy at $40, now for SI9. picked up
Ct our office. 1912 M st. NV. Ma.
BABY CARRIAGE, $50; baby inner
chine. S25. Also handmade English
shoes. size 4ls. from S15. LU.
2-9572 after 6 pm. -22
BABY FURN. - Used cribs. chi1.
youth IsS beds apt washer: s1S :o,a etc New
7-s572, ia. 2-S502. Trade good,
used outgrown baby furn. for new
baby equipment and large toys.
BABY IE1. FgRN1TTEE-crib, Urn FUR SIS; car
brac. caI Sun, Crescent 557-J;
RATHTUBs, built-in type. S25; basins,
toilets, pipe: BLOCKS. INC, 1746
Lee hwy. Key Bridge. ia. $500.
BED, double. HOLLYWOOD; like new;
$40. JE 3-7743. -23
mattress with headboard: excel.
cond.. 6 mos. old; reas. IA. 1895.
BED. dble.. walnut. modern. spring
ana msttresS' SOU 4oO4 River ro
BEDS, dbl tnnerspring mattress and
spring, $50; youth bed. Sl2 both
GOOD cond. WE. 5-5662. -23
BED-DoubIe box springs. mattress;
period furniture; will sacrifice; $25.
DE. 2-6591. -24
BED-Double, maple, box spring, mat
tress; reasonable. JU. 8-2014.
BED. studio, dble., Beautyrest, S45:
drop-leat table. chairs, S35; Singer
portable. S36, DI. 7-1335. -23
BEDROOM SET, pcs, modern ivory
Koruna. including box springs and
$500 or best offer. 1902 Farragut
st. NV. or RA. 3-33S7- pa
BEDRM. SUITE, pieces. moderp
blond oak, including spring and
BEDROOM SUITES t2) complete,
S75 ca. l full din. rm., pcs. $45.
Child's crib and chifffferobe set.
$40. Also living room. UN. 4-0SS1.
BEDRM. sUITE-Best quality, solid
walnut, incl. pineapple poster bed,
box springs, rubber mattress, dresser,
ch. -on-ch. Sacrifice at $3.50. Ward
robe, liv. rm. chairs. dehumiditier,
Oriental scatter rugs, elec;; applto5
BICYCLE. boys boy's' new vi: tubes, 1 tires, SO;
RCA TV. $50; Conn trumpet. S45: .
Am. Flyer engines g. equip. Leaving
country, must sell. OIL. 4-0402;o
BICYCLEsaGirls', 2 for sale; reason
able. 10. S-2673. -23
BICYCLE-26-in. girls schwinn, S35
good cond; ElectTolux vacuum with
stt6ascIhnments; recond.; best offer ov,
BiCYCLEs-(9) reconditioned and
painted, $40 each; lawnmowers Q0l.
reconditioned and sharpened, IS
each. Apply 1898 Rhode Island ave
ne, in the rear, Sunday only. +-23
BICYCLE, mos. old 2S in. boys;
compl. equip. VIII. sd. walls. Di-
Tectional light, speedometer. Orig.
price, $3.50: sell for S36. OIL.
BOILER, Kswanna. 275-Eal. oil tank.
burner. All IN good condition.
14l6 Spring I'd. NV. -23
BOOKCASE, 2 sections Of sectional
bookcase with top and base; glass
fronti dark walnut; like new; $40.
BOOTH for kitchen or recr. rm.,
table, 2 sections; red and gray; ex-
eellent cond.; best offer. EN-. 2-0055.
nREAKFRoNT-MahoU.. very SS attrsc-
tive; new cond; IT. wide by it.
Z IN: high. 1890 18th st. NV, RA.
BkiHCSK. face or common new: one
ALASKA COAL Il BRICK CO., MA.
S.6SS6 OF 4-T300
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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont,


ANTIQUES. severa1 pieces choice ma
hoRany furniture; excellent condi-
tion. ME. $1,000. -23
ANTIQUES-Burl walnut bed, 4 wal
nut dining chairs and rocker; maple
exten. din. table, 6 chairs; upholster
early vic. walnut chair; 155-ft. heavy
exten. cord; Dunlop elec. h-hp
motor; Bendix washer; laWnmower,
Garden tools. OIL. 4-27S2. --23
ANTIQUES - European figurines:
Meiseen, SevreS. etc. OIL. 4-0365.
ANTIQuES-Italian curio cabinet
Circa. 1900: 72-in. high, 26-in. wide,
curved glass, elaborate brass inlay,
carved wood trim. Also French pro-
Vtncial blond bedStead. TIE. 6-5S59.
ANTIQUE PIANO made in Vienna;
metal sounding board, leather ham
mers, ivory keys. inlaid mother-Of-
pearl. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Best offer. JE. 2-6690. 1881 N Nc
Kinlay I'd. Arl Va -23
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

clean and comfortable, kit. with
retgr. BY week or mo. HU. 3-6739.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE small child
Te ee DaEs4s' 1S4s ais9 a1sPniss g. TsteF nT Me- Spa
41s' 'tai, 6tS ST. sw.-1 rm. and IS Fit,.
front, furnished complete, utiis.:
infant: close In; $12: so wk. Also
.ahd Ink; oI-n rm,: SO; ME- s;5o96. "a
ins rms; attrsctiyeiys tur1: 1D1'ecogS cony.
VIC. WARDMAN PARK, 2Si7 2sth
st. n.w.-Newly decor. rms. Ink:
run. run water; emppld; I0pd; adults; no drink
1873 81: Kenyon 1SO'Si sr. NV rms.
utils. and linens furn. Can after 8.
co. 6-9615. except. Sat and Sun.
51O9 CONN. AvE.-very lge. rm..
all utils;. linen service, phone. nice
lMyo ly tuFntshed. FrdSaS Call after 8 g;m.
1iso MS Harvard 2lI;VFa ST. N.w.-sieeplns ga
rooms with privil. of reception rm,,
sit;, and Laundry; AAD. ,2-9446. 24'
I'm rp !, with lin tnclosed porch. pvt, bath;
weekdays after 6, any time Sat and
Sun, RA. 3-2905. ga
ONE STUDIO RIM. and kit, with pvt.
shower bath. Quiet person. SIS wk.
Apply 1349 Columbia rd. NV. --23
CLEAN HOME, no drinkers; next to
bath; good transp. Reas. Call Ii.
1880. 3TdS64. 301 F. st. ne. -23
Nicely furn. lge., light housekeeping
room with running water. IA
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RMS, with
refrigerator and gas stove; all utilS
From Suisse mo. CO. 5-1S52. Us
adjoining bath; cow. transp. Nom
drinking gentle home. CO. 5-4O50.
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We have all kinds Of miscellaneous
steel, such as pipe, beams, reinforc-
ing steel, radiators, VIII cut to size
GENERAL wRECKING CO.. 1887
Brentwood I'd. AID. 2-6177.
STERLING FLATWARE (Greenbrierl
new linen damask napkins. Seth
Thomas cleo striking clock; 35
young holly trees. AP. 7-7247.
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Antiques at Pickerings

Antiques at Pickerings
Early glass. hne china for the collec-
desks, tables to please the discrim-
mating buyer. Take Rt. $40 to
Hyattstown. Rt. 240 Alt. to Dr.
bana. Md
ANTIQUE WELSH CUPBOARD, Early
American. pine, beautifully ref1n-
tshed; S125. OIL. 4-0S31.
APPLIANCES-1952 de luxe Tappan
elee. stove; S400, sell 5000. 1852
S44O, sell 5000. 3-pc. yellow
Formica dropleaf dinette, perfect
cond.; S45. KE, 7-1072. -23
ANTIQUE SUITE consisting of love
seat, base rocker. arm chair, 2
straight-back chairs. WA. 1888.
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SALES
OFFICE
OPEN n1rEPV nAY

RUS BODIES. peri. for field once.
shop, storage, liv. quarters. ETC..
$3.50 JULIAN c. COHEN g. CO..
INC, AP. 7-4444. -23
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ROOMS EURNIsHED-N.E.

LOVELY ROOM, in ,well-appointed
elevator apt. bldg; laundry facilities;
for employed lady, NO. 7-s67oa;e
63s 9TH ST. N.E.-single rm.; gentle
man; newly decorated; next to bath
lth AND r. I. AVE. near CU-One
or Q men: twin beds: phone in rm.:
excel. transp. DU. 7-0230. --26
432I 22nd ST.-Lge., nicely furn.
rm., twin beds; $50 per mo. dble.,
S35 single. AD.- 2-0s44 after g..
EAST CAPITOL sT.-sieepinF rm..
next to bath; So per week. Ii.
FRONT ;fI5i11' RooM-convenient transp.
Good location. 1902 Maryland ave.
NE. sECTIoN-Nice room. $40 week,
SUMMER RATES
Would you IKE to spend the summer
on Capitol Hill? Nice rooms. excel.
food, coZy cocktail lounge and a
friendly atmosphere await YOU at
CARROLL "a ARMS HOTEL
Sis per wk. DBL. semipvt. bath
SIS per week 'st and c sts. ne
Ii. 6-6s00.
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RIM
Privils.; near streetcar and bus.
Ga Csll sf1er P; Ii RooMSoot,2s sl2sS 92s
privileges; good location; unlimited
phone. Call Ii: 6-979s %
Next bath; reas.; all privils.; no
children; good transp. Ii 6-2033.
yoLoRED-LGE. FRONT RIM. -
cple. or sgle. man or woman with
privils. 1869 Holbrook ter. Ii.
7-3S75. -23
rms, for employed men only: home
-25
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COAL. WOOD FUEL OIL

GOOD, DRY SLAB WOOD: mostly
oak: very reasonable. JE. 4-3644.
%"
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PINSCHFR WANTED
Female. bet. i and 2 yrs. old; must
have papers. <2220 Ga. ave. NV,
HU 3-4421 --23
COCKER SPANIEL, male: 9 mo-;
Axe registered: solid black; house
broken; S25. JE. 3-7963. -22
WILL GIVE AWAY to good homes.
cats. ! male. / female (spayedl
COON HOUND PUPS-Niee, ready to
start this fall, bred for strike-trail
and free dogs. Should make good
ones. have their parents and they
are not for sale. Phone LO. 5-3917,
ask for Mr.. REAM. -23
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ANTIQUES

Announcing the reopening of Ivy
Chimney Antique Shop on Route
2 at Dranesville, Va. Furniture
and complete decorating service.
Open every day. including Sunday.
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BRICK-BRICK

100000 GOOD, used. hard brick:
picked Up or delivered. ARROW,
hoo s. Capitol. Ii. 3-2261.
BUILDING MATERIALS-2-stor brk.
to be removed from site; cheap. LU.
2-1297. -2S
BUILDING MATERIALS
We have large quantity building ma
terials. many wrecking Jobs. Brick
sheathing, flooring. siding. framing
lumber. doors, windows and radta-
tors. GENERAL WRECKING CO..
1887 Brentwood I'd
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HUNDREDS OF ITEMS
1UTOMAGIC GLADIRONER. Tht
Ike new, S54. JU. 5-1657. -23
AWNING SPECIAL

We are moving and do not want to
transfer inventory. We are, there
fore, offering the beautiful aluminium
Rusco door canopy, normally good
buy at $50, now for S19, picked up
S-AI5I -2Y
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FARM AND GARDEN

VIRGIN TOPSOIL, best quality, any
Landscaping. LU. 1868, any time.
AZALEAS. wholesale. retail. ]. M.
ROTH, 821l Sligo Greek parkway,
Takoma Park, Md. Pa
COW MANURE, green and well-rotted
top soil in any quantity that can
be handled with a rake. Will deliver
any time. Phone JE. 2-1349. 81"
clean fill dirt. topsoil,
bluestone; hauling, grading: MIR.
HARDING, 5-11 pm, JU. 9-9144.
BULLDoZERS and leaders. for grad
ing, excavating and land clearing.
Free estimates. UN. 4-8533; nights,
AP. 7-059S.
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
azaleas. FOUsE g. Bid, JE. 4-O646.
JE 2-2S43. JE. 3-0S7S.
TREE REMOVAL, topping, pruning
feeding, cabling; So up Free est.
OATS FOR SALE115o eqsshels, e
TOPSOII--very good, rich topsoil for
sona6le. Can 10. 8-4eSs. -3
PEACHES, tree ripe; LUCKNOUGH
pike from SILVER Theatre in Silver
Spring, Md. Fulton S-4691. .---23
HOG FEEDER, IL hole. metal, ex-
cellent condition: $25. Ju. 9-QS25.
FOR sALEwT-D-14A Int, ANGLE
% GOOD Condition; $4,000. A. 6. MOON,
phone Paw-Paw GIFT.
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THE MAURY
$500 QUE ST. NV.

701 10th st. n.w.-Single and double;
maid and elevator service; near
downtown Govt. bldgs.; reas. weekly
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

wANTED-small pony suitable for s.
yr.-old child. Gentle and reasonable.
DR.. C. j. LAUGHLIN, Jackson rd.,
Silver Spring, JU. 9-2114, NE; g.
CATTLE, cows and calves,
herd Of 15o. DR.. c. j. LAuGHLN,
PoNYy, EsntIe, 81 8 yrs. Old i'd with saSale, 5a
Il L. WHEL2lBRED H1112iiED ANGUS yeaTling
heifers; vaccinated; S1.50o. Poplar
TVo 292lz sstHFHsy HEfFERs aRd sRsoaS 30 mo
old, due to freshen Sept. and ~.
ia. 2-44O9; $500 N. Stafford Ar.
GELDING-Young; jumps well. 10.
RAM@Pure-bred Suffolk; excellent
ONE sAANEN DOE and / Toggen-
burg kid. with papers, $50 for beth
Evergreen 4-5091. ID
SALE-Pure- bred Jersey COW, with
ist caif; Jersey-Guernsey heifeE;
both for S275; also one 12-hole
metal hog feeder. S25. JU. 9-QS2o'
ToGGENBURG-Doe and buck kids
9 weeks OLD 3h1;, Pairvie% aHEdox x-"9s4 eT
3-323S. MR.. NORTH. "a"
I2O REGISTERED HEREFORD cows.
l20 commercial Hereford cows.
80 reg. Hereford heifer calves,
120 mixed commercial calves.
Phone Leesburg. Va, 766-J-2. 80
EXHIBIT" Welcome!
Quality animals for sale. LOU
BLUE RANCH, phone JU. 9-S253.
-23
HEREFORD BULLS
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WASHERS
See our ad under appliances of thi:
paper
PETE HILLS SILVER
SPG. GAS & ELEC. co.

S0u bonIdn6 St'I ~. =.
Open WkdayS., 9 to D: Sats., to b
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix de luxe
excel. cond.; delivered and installed
SS5. JE. 4-393S. -22
WINDOW SASH, used; good dou.
BILE hung; Is Sizes: $3.50 to 81
pair, depending on size. 1913 Will
son blvd, Arl.. Va, ia. $4,000.
child's size, gooc
cond;; also padded high chair Cal
MOVING to aforementioned apart,
ment. Must sell three room air con.
ditioners. Carrier Model 51-J-l, "
ton, 115 ", so cy., ], PHI 81 amps,
Sl25; Carrier Model 5I-J-2, q
ton, $50 ", so cy.. 1-ph.. 81 amps;
SI75; Carrier Model 51-E-3, q
ton, 115 ", so cy., ! phi. lie
amps, $3.50. Phone after & pm.
TU. $4,000. Ext. 70S. 80
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PATIO PAVING
IN PASTEL CoLORED CONCRETE
100 So. it.. $32.50, delivered. Pastel
brick for walls. barbecues, planters,
hreplaces. Some short lengths at
reduced prices
GICHNER'S
Bowie Nd. uN. 1850
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LIVESTOCK AND FARM MACHINERY
10 Hereford cows, So. 100; 13 Here
ford calves, S675; / polled Hereford
bull, S225; manure spreader. $780,
buzz saw. $50; new hay wagon,
$3.50: seeder-fertiliZer. $50. Farm
on Harrison lane, of NV. corner OF
HybIa Valley Airport. south OF
Alexandria. so. $1,000. "a
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ROOMS WANTED

private home, good transp. Conn.
ave. or. 18th st. NV. Cooking privil,,
ample closet rm. JU. 9-6209.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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The LAhL N
Desirable rm. and shower, in mod.
apt. house; maid, linen and secty.
service; 800 per mo. Call MRS.
SOKITCH, res. mgr, DU. 7-34O0.
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RABBITS AND EGGS

POULAkII kAbbtIS A$D GSSS
FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE. 619
K {. NV ME- 2-00S9.
10 n. H. PULLETS, started laying;
1925 each. Evergreen 4-5O9lao
200 N. n. RED PULLETs. christy
strain, IL weeks old; will make fine
LAYERS. Two and four month. old
geese. o. c.. MAXWELL, Lanham,
Md; WA. 7-1545. 90
Evening star., 1953-08-22

BABY CARRIAGE, $50; baby inner
spring mattress, 21x40. S25; high
chair, SO; small washing ma
chine. S25. Also handmade English
shoes, size 41a. from $15. LU.
2-9672 after pm. -22
Evening star., 1953-08-22
A Home Away From Home
CRESTWOOD CLUB

41O7 CONN. AVE, NEWLY DEC.
TWIN-BED RM., EXCEL MEALS,
COW. TRANSP. Tv. EN-. 3-4O74.
24s
COLORED-REFINED HOME for re-
tired or elderly person; good meals.
pleasant atmosphere. RA, 6-0141.
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SHOP. 24OO Columbia pike. JA.
1852, ia. 2-S502. Trade good,
used outgrown baby furn. for new
baby equipment and large toys.
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youth beds. apt. washers. etc. New
and used. bought and sold. rented
0rd avrharuaI HnNO NFuJ
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HEREFORD BULLS
DISPERSAL,

Registered. is mo.-2 yrs. old: finest
Domino breeding; also some nice
heifers. j T GIBBONS, Haymarket
A 0Qnn
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Mclean Gardens
CARLTON HALL
HOTEL, 144O

Rms. with running water, circulating
fans. lots of shower baths: Sl0.50-
S14 week. 1440 Rhode Island NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-22

FURN.-Davenport, iv. ym. chair.
rugs, candlesticks. etc. EN-. 3-6959.
Evening star., 1953-08-22

Frigidaire laundry equipment. chill
dren'S play equipment. toys and
iuralt furniture; garden tools power m9%sr ra.
Formica dining set. 8 table radios.
17-in. TV. patio table and chairs.
mahog. dining set with 6 chairs;
metal cabinets; cotton rugs, pictures.
dishes and bric-a-brac. Many other
items. Phone JE. 3-13S4. or see at
2401 N. Potomac st. (cor. Lee hwy
Sat, Sun. 2-5 pm. -22
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LANDSCAPING
sodding, grading, topsoil, cement and
brick work; S-hr. service. HU.
3-S295. 23"
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BABY FURNITURE-Crib. SIS; car
riage, $40; play pen, So; bric-a-
brac. Call Sun, Crescent 557-J.
BATHTUBs, built-in type. S25; basins,
toilets. pipe. BLOCKS. INC, 1746
Lee hwy. Key Bridge. ia. $500.
BED, double. HOLLYWOOD; like new;
$40 ,JE 3-T743 -23
Evening star., 1953-08-22

TOY BOSTON BULL PUPPIEs-Male
and female: championship stock;
well marked. WA. 7-6S6O. --23
, 1953-09-18
WEST INDIES BANK & TRUST COMPANY
CHARLOTTE, AMALIE, ST. THOMAS. vi
September 16, 1858

The West Indies Bank & Trust Company has been approx.
ed for Federal deposit on condition that the Bank have a
paid-in capital structure Of not less than $35OyOOO which shall
include not less than $25O,oOO Of common capital, with the
remaining 100000 distributed between surplus and I'M
divided profit.
Before any stock may be issued TO subscribers the entire
amount subscribed for has to be paid in full.
Will you please call on Mr.. Joseph Alexander on or
before the soth day Of September, 1858, for the purpose Of
taking up your subscription.
Yours very truly,
RALPH PAIEWONSKY
Vice-President
, 1953-09-18
NOTICE OF SALE

The Virgin IsIonds Corporation is offer
ING for SALE one CD holt bag Cement Mixer,
"Jueger" mdke. mounted on cor1idge with
wheels, no motor.
If interested contact MI. TdYlor, Bethle-
hem Field Office before September 23, 1853.
Mixer is located in beck Of Carpenter
at Bethlehem Factory.
AS soon as these services hove been
rendered. kindly send us your certified IN
voice IN triplicdte SO thut we muY be IN posi-
ton to mdke settlement.
VIRGIN ISLANDSlC CORPORATION
, 1953-09-18

bearing United States Patent Office trademark registration
No. 81, $50, dated March 20, 1884, and now owned by Bloch
Distllers) Limited, Of Glasgow, Scotland, corporation
of the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Northern Ire
land which has made a showing Of ownership Of the said
trademark.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government Of the Virgin
Islands Of the United States to be affixed at Char
Iotte AmaIie, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this third
day Of September a. D.. 1853.
SEAL
oUIS S"HULTERBRANDT
Acting Government Secretary
, 1953-09-18
GOvERNMEN or
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalle. ST. Thomas
NrnrNrcTpK TT0N
charlotte AmaIIe. 81. Thomas

70 ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL CONE,
GREETING:
i rs To CERTIFY that there has been registered in the
Office Of the Government Secretary Of the Virgin Islands Of
the United States, at ST. Thomas. in accordance with the pro
visions Of the Regulations governing the registration Of Pa
and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands, approved April
|. 1916, the following TRADEMARK.
Evening star., 1953-06-10
Major Work Halted
On Big Naval Base
In Baltic by Soviet
By the Assoeioted Press

BERLIN, June 10.-The Rus
slams have abruptly halted major
operations in the construction of
a gaint naval base on the Baltic
island of Ruegen, informed al
lied quarters said today.
The East German Communist
governments share in the huge
plant also has been cut by more
than half. A budget Of 180 mil
lion East marks for labor and
construction this year has been
sliced to slightly less than 80
million.
The Ruegen Island plan, a
dream of the Germans for many
years. called for dockyards big
ger than those in Hamburg, sub
marine pens, seaplane bases and
a special harbor to handle ships
up to battlewagon size.
Ruegen is the largest German
island in the Baltic Sea. More
than $50 square miles in area,
it lies virtually due north of
Berlin and is separated from the
coast by only narrow channel.
Developed as a naval base, it
would stand athwart Central
Europe. aimed directly at Scan
dinavia.
Russian supervisors and Ger
man labor started work last fall
on blueprints seized from the
Germans at the time of Hitler's
collapse.
Allied officers said they have
heard two reasons for the abrupt
cutback:
/. A Kremlin "peace Often
Sive" move to eliminate a pos
sible sore spot in case of East
West negotiations.
2. Manpower shortages. East
Germany Is running out of COM
petent engineers and now has
no top man to handle such a
gigantic program.
Evening star., 1953-06-10
Peron Names Envoy

BUENOS AIRES, June 10 (P).
President Peron has appointed
Hector J. Campora, former
Speaker of the Chamber of Dep
uties, Argentina Ambassador for
a special mission abroad" The
nature of the mission and the
countries to be visited were not
disclosed.
Evening star., 1953-06-10
Dane in Palestine u NJ POST Prince Akhito Is in Paris

PARIS. June 10 P.-Crown
Prince Akihito of Japan arrived
in Paris last night. The young
Prince was on the Golden Arrow
train from London, where he at
tended last weeks coronation of
Queen Elizabeth II. He is to stay
here 10 days before continuing
his European tour.
Evening star., 1953-06-10
Punumu Seizes U. S. Boot

PANAMA CITY, Panama,
June 10 (P.-A California tuna
fishing boat was ordered confis-
Gated yesterday and its captain
fined $2,500 for fishing in Pana-
manian waters without permit.
The boat is the Clipper Star
Crest, owned by the Star &
Crescent Boat Co. of San Diego.
Its captain is Charles Lyall.
Evening star., 1953-06-10

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
June 10 (R.-The United Ma
tions announced yesterday the
appointment of Maj. Gen. Vagn
Bennike of Denmark to head the
truce supervision organization
in Palestine. He will succeed
1t. Gen. William E. Riley, u. s..
M. c.. retired.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-02-12
Men Of Presbyterian Church Here Have
Organized An every Man" Chapter

active part in the church program.
The seventy men present were
completely sold on the plan and it is
hoped that in the near future to
hold another supper meeting with at
least $50 present.
The Rev j. Russell Butcher, min
lister of the Church, spoke briefly and
then introduced DR. Claude E. Con-
ley, Executive of Pennsylvania, who
explained to the gathering the pur-
pose of the church's national cam
paign to raise $12,OOO,OO0, seven-and-
one-half million of which will be
used to build churches in communi-
ties that have sprung up during the
last several years, and four and-one-
half million to modernize the nine
theological seminaries of the church
so that they can more effectively
train men for the ministry.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-02-12
Hagerstown Gas Co
Clarifies Proposal
Explains That Slight Increase
Requested Covers Only Sup
pliers Increased Charge.

The Hagerstown Gas Company de
sires to clear up the misunderstand-
ing which has arisen relative to the
contemplated change in gas rates.
The Company is not seeking any
increased profit in the sale of gas
and has not requested any increased
rate of return. Since natural gas
became available here the charge
for gas to the consumer has been
twice reduced In establishing the
present rates one of the elements
was the actual cost of natural gas
purchased by the Company.
The Public Service Commission
has been asked to modify the present
rates only to the extent that the
Commission may ascertain that the
Company is required to pay more
for the natural gas it distributes. The
other increase in expenses, wages,
taxes, and maintenance costs has
been absorbed by the Company. If
and when the actual cost of natural
gas to this Company should be de
creased in the future the rates would
be correspondingly decreased.
The Federal Power Commission
approved an increase in the charge
for natural gas to this Company
made by its supplier, Manufacturers
Light and Heat Company, effective
November l, 1852.
Even with the proposed modifica-
ton the rates for natural gas in Ha-
gerstown and Washington County
will be substantially less than the
rates in Frederick, Martinsburg, and
Waynesboro.
This community has been given
the benefit of great savings in the
cost of gas by reason of the change
to natural gas and the rates as modi-
fed will be very much less than the
rates for artificial gas would be with
the present increased cost of coal,
oil, labor and other operating ex-
penses.