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AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE
DUMP TRUCKS. 1853 : and lotion
For rent. Call 10. 3-6197. 81
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs Of all
makes of cars are assured at
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1884 st. NV.
ST 3-1I00.
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model convertibles and hard tops
MCNEIL (Studebaker), 4034 Wiscon'
sin ave-. EN-. 3-72S6.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave. RA. 6-1122.
CADH.LACS WANTED. for foreign
market: premium cash price paid
for any clean low-mileage Cadillac.
BLASS g. CLARK, INC. No. l Fla,
ave. ne. AID, 4-9SS2! 80
A GOOD, USED. small auto with low
mileage, must be in Al condition.
To trade for a building lot in Sc.
with all utilities. Write full de-
scription and price. Box 30S-S.
Star. ~
ANY MAKE. ANY MODEL = Don t
sell or trade your car to any one
till you get the big price: need 100
cars; drive in open lot. See Mr..
Beach to sell.
BEACH MOTORS
1910 14th st. NV. 80
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APT. GROUND

Near s Capitol and District line;
1"uS250 approx, depth; so cents
per square IT. MA. S-9191; after 3
pm. LU. 1-0634.
SALE OR TRADE-Olney. Nd. Finest
section of Montgomery Co.: Is one
zcre lots in recorded subdivision
street cut to rough grade. all lots
Staked and numbered: old regula-
tionS apply; no curbS, cutters or
sidewalks required Fully equipped
5fi-ft.. 3-bedrm. model house in
cluded. Plans specifications and
developmental layout available. Will
sell or consider trade for house in
town, commercial or investment
property. Price for eVerythinE,
S31. 100. Terms to responsible pur-
chaser. For details, MIR. WEST,
OIL. $v4557. -2s
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LOANS
REAL estate LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BIaAIRToW REALTY co, Realtors
MONEY ON SECOND Trust ",
will buy second trust notes. D C.
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE b INVEST.
MENT CORP 1912 n Y ave NV
Ma S-5S33
End TRUSTS. Arlington area. Immed
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES
Zoo Wilson blvd. Arl. JA 2-330u
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates; 3 to 3 year terms anc
monthly payments p j. WALSHE
INC. Ills Eye st nv Ma s-646S
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
M insfi eT1ek, s. * Ro. RR5scosgN5 sossss 20,
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED
tContinGeo.
WANTED

DEALER FROM N. C.
Pay big prices for '36 to '62 cars
74OO 0eoreia ave. NV. RA. 3-5677
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COLONIAL BEACH-s-rm. home with
bsmt., Ice. front pch. and lge. in
closed rear pch,. 3 flreplaces. rms.
on 1st A.. 4 bedrms. and bath on
md A. with beaut. stairway; slate
roof Also has extra lot Can be A.
nanced with 900 dn. and 10 yrs.
to pay bal. T. c. TREAKLE, Irving
ton, Va, Tel. 4-3S2H or 4-2162.
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NERiDIAN HIIL CORNER-Five-uni,

colored apt house: income, 81 500
After amortization, net I4co on
ST. 3-531I -I6
BRANCHVILIE-7O,OO 600 So. it.. heavy
industrial sround, dry and level
fronting BOO #. on paved rd.. sewer
and water avail. Price of 29c so
4. Incl. SoSSf BoIT; S3rm bh99uSe with
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VACATION PLACES
AVIATION

LAUREL LAKES. EdinburE. Va. Mod
ern cabins with cooking facilities;
fishing. swimming. hiking. Write for
folder and rates,
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
Soc OFF

surance given. Write Box 272-M.
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HOLLEY-THOMPSON
$500 LEE HWY.
KE S-h35O Omen WeekdayS Till q
LADY

How many times? /? Have you said tc
your husband. LET'S GET MOVED
time! Let us show you some lovely
5 or 4 bedrm. rambleTS or ColonialS
from Sll,0n0 through SAT 800
Down payments and terms arranged
to suit every bill fold. CARROLL
BICKLE CO. IA. 7-S220. 9:30 to
> 30: ewes DA 5-qOoS ~
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
SUMMER HOMES

ORLANDO, FLA. - Mobile court
planned for retired couples. Box
/ 211-R, Star. 81
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End trust note at sacrifice. This Is
investment. Cali CO. 5-5O37; AD
2-S524 ewes. and Sun. -29
End 900 at 6eo pays
$50 mo. Due in full in > wears
Nice nearby Md. property: asking,
$1,000. Call Ii. 3-5579.
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CESSNA 120-140. engine rs hours.
wings recovered, licensed July. 1854;
n share or whole. XII. S-43O3.
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BoATS

FISHING PAKTIEs, small or large.
CheSap Bay. Herring Bay 6harpS
ISL. GooSes. For reserv.. call ewes
CAPT KING WA 7-4192
I2-FT. BOAT AND MOTOR, trailer
and accessories, $500 or best offer
lift. THOMPSON de luxe speed.
boat; fully equipped: new glass bot
tom; nearly new 25-h.p. johnson
outboard with remote controls. G.
B. CLARK. TIE, 6-S040 or Ma
CHRIS-CRAFT-34 it., twin motors
Ship-to-shore telephone. Equipped
with outriggers and many other ex-
tras. Has lge. aft cockpit and q
lge. forward cockpit Sleeps 4. Has
gas COOK stove, icebox. Can be H.
nanced. Irvington 4-2S2o or 4-2162.
T. c. TREAKLE, Irvington, Va. -26
JOHNSON. 10, outboard, alternate
hring, perfect, 500. DE. 3-627O
WANTED-Used canoe. prefer alum.
mum. Call KE. 1-14O2.
1880 2S-FT. SAFTICRAFT, 100 h.p
Packard with hydraulic controls
sleeps /, many extras. beautifully
maintained. A real buy at $4,40O
WASHINGTON MARINA, 1900 Maine
ave. s.w., RE. 1-4197. go
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AUToMoTlVE MISC.
TRAILERS

TRAILERs. 4x6 or AXIS:
priced from 500 TO S95 or will build
TRAILER, modern IS it,. sleeps 4
Quick sale, $3.50. Call eveninss
HOUSE TRAILER Detroiter 81,
alum, "a IT,, = bedrms.. fully
equipped; $500 or make offer.
Phone West River 1901. Write
Box -, Shady Side, Md. 30
?8-FT. 1852 Victor; $1,000. To see
call MRS MORTON. EdgewateI
9-5500. Ext. 43315 eft. BelvOir)
before 3 pm. a6"
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area; telephone
answering. mail service and public
StenoErapher available Call DE
2-S000
ARLINGTON. nr. court house-Ofice
and desk space with phone answer
ing and secretarial service; all new
furn. Call JA. 5-9197. -95
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR LEASE-Store, 16xS0,
full basement and . .of1ces or apts.
above. For further information. con-
tact Mr.; ECKLES. am. to pm.
644 H st. ne. Ii. 6-3lSS. -27
center; 3-story brick bldg. with
store. bus. Offices and arm. apt.
Will consider reas. offer. HE.
EXCELLENT LoCATION-.oxao. l.
eli on lot. 6ixf4S. Plenty Of park
ing. Central Ice. Price IS right, B.
4; CAsSsSSsATT, 222s Wilson Blvd,
ANACOSTiA-Pract. new bldg. ano
lse. parking lot, suitable for most
merciai; $4,000. Write Box S.
vaGETABLE Z; f"fa, STANDS az in New
Center Market for sale by OWNER
due to other interests. Me. 81 o.
cooled bldg; Ist fl. leased at Si.SO0
Approx. 25x16O. ! paneled Offices,
plus open area. 1896. Mr. Poole
WO. 6-7S9l, with DRURY REALTY
FAAM- Go -AFL- -VFW-AL
ATTENTION cup mempersi We nave
excel. bldg, u blk, of r. l. ave. n e.
in Woodbridge. suitable for club
lodge, day school. Kindergarten
church. Brick. oil heat. Approx.
5000 So. IT. Excel. terms. WOOD
RIDGE REALTY. NO. 7-1"03.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
Centrally located. Reinforced con-
crete and brick two-Story, heavy
duty building. Freight elevator. APP
prox. 1000 so. #. plus extra land
IN rear for trucking and parking
Loading dock in rear. Excellent for
distributors and wholesalers. -
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. Ma. $4,000
-n6
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LOTS AND AcREAeEs FOR SALE

sEMIDETAcHED-2o lots utils; in;
sWATs d HARRIs AP. 3-2955
BUILDERS. ATTENTION = II bldg
lots in convenient Riverdale PIX, mr.
Riverdale Elementary School, e lots
with paved street, curb and gutter
and all utils.; S1,050 each. 4 lots.
gravel St, water and sewer. $3.50
each. r lots, rough stage. $3.50 each
Will sell as package or in part. For
further info,; call the PERRY Bos-
Ist OFFERING, one Of the few bldg
sites still avail. in nearby Va. N.
Meade ST.. near Arlington blvd
Having view Of the river and the
Lincoln Memo. from this elevated
Federal park. For price and show
PAUL HANNAN' Me. s-4i0o or or
ia. 2-4032 day and eve --25
te9 sra1s ssre:1 ssSS lSS' sssS ssSsr
. pm. GEO. W. RoBERTsoN
Realtor, 1886 wisconsin ave. go
LIST C0MMERCIAL-From $4,000 to
100000 So. IT. on Marlboro pike; q
feUrtin9 few blocks ks Es over d &C line line, se
reasonable. Mr.. Fiiippo, LU 2-5976.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. 1345
NEARBY wv WATER 1FRoNT' LOT So sol, by
zoe. out Shirley hwy. $500. W
& X RFAI TY. OF 4-1390. 25'
THREE BLDG. LOTS, SI.650 ea.. s
and W. level, ideal for $1,000
homes. ready to go. Will trade. cal
lU. $1,000. BAINUM REAL ES-
.a-a ACRES with a5o-aoo it. frontage
on paved load; trees: nice neighbor.
Silver Spring: $50 dn.. bal. monthly
LAIRD B. SCOTT, JU. 9-0421; ewes,
CoMMERCIAL LOT. 5ox1e5: 45oC
blk Rhode Island ave. over D. c
line; next to Lustine Nicholson Uset
Car OF; soc per IT. URCIOLA RE
Atty. Me s-1971; ewes, RA
EAST RIyERDALE HEIGHTs--SaoC
and assume street assessment: S53;
payable like taxes. JARVIS, RA
ONE HALF to s.-acre lots. "A mile.
south OF D c.: wooded: $500, S5t
down SIS mo. ADERHOLDT REAL
TY, 10. 1-S515 20
LAKE BARCROFT-corner lot, i3,.
3gS 50. IT: MUST sell or trade; make
offer Call KI. S-24O9. FL
ALMOST " ACRES - S1,295. Sl5C
down, l50-ft. frontage on State
highway: beautiful building site
ideal garden land. stream: more
land available: of Indian Head high.
way. 20 min. drive from d. c. line
NEWFY NJ. FREEMAN, 33l4 Branch
ave. Sc 10. S-1700. -26
DIT CDOIINID
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FAAM-CIO-AF
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

6SO7 WIS. AVE. BETHESDA. Md
5000 It floor space 4.500 II
parSinE, OIL 2-6695; ewes OIL
ROOMING or tourist house. white OF
coloreo; in heart of city. near New
Center Market; lS rms. - baths:
also good for Offices. beauty parior
etc. RA. 3-760S or TU. 2-2727.
NO. ARL.. VA. nj. Key and Memorial
bridges, over 10000 so. ft. surfaced
230-ft; frontage 3 driveways; well
lighted: showrm.; " work bays
and office. all succeed; gas heat
Heavy traffic count. IA. S-S5TS -
l40 IT.. all or part or will improve
for suitable tenant. Zoned Ist
commercial DAVID COOPER, RA.
6-4llS. Ma. S-S551, -C6
1905 lend NE. AT X. !. .AVE.-For
office. shop or storage; brick bldg.
approx. 1850 so. fl. on one fl. /:
excel. cond.; oil heat. light, toilet.
etc, low rent. AP. 7-6303. -25
D; 100 SO; FT., plus ample free park
ing, in large cioSe-in shopping cen
ter; well suited for Wholesale busi-
- Al BERT H, COHEN co. ia, @-i66i
CLARENDON, VA. = Commercial; i
biz Kanns, dept. store; lge. l2-rm.
pidg'. > baths; suitable for tea rm.
hat or beauty shop; parking. $500
per mo. SIGLER q CO.. Realtors.
sun; Wo. $500; wkdays., RA. B.
eIIii5; NJ ST. .N.w.-Entire End mo H..
approx, 23xl 90; mod. air cooled
oIas.' oLas : paneled Offices, plus open
REALTY CORP An 4n6n
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LARGE FannilY2

And here is last the house you are
looking for: . bedrms. and bath
down and > dormitory-size bedrms.
ana bath up; large liv. rm., fire.
place; family size din. rm.; lovely
kit. Full bsmt. with full bath and
shower. Walk to parochial school.
61 and pPcsd 9Hs sFieS 81 ony eSnSgga5ion SnSg56 All
ArfaX Realty. JE. 2-145O
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uTOPIAI

Ready Sst for on cSa6s
shopping. These Preston built bricB
ramblerS offer large liy. rm. witt
flrepl. and dining L., de luxe k t.
3 large bedrms,, tiled bath. pull
down stairs tc huge attic. 1ull dry
bSmt. with picture windows, lovely
level lot. Priced only SIS. 200 with
excellent FHA or conventional Fl.
nancing. Drive out any afternoon
and see them Lee hwy. to QuanticC
St. left to @2nd rd. and left tc
HOLLEY-THOMPSON
$500 LEE HWY.
KE. S-5350. Open Weekdays Till 8
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TRUCK VALUES
TRUCK SALE

81 Chev. sed. del: r. and h. $685.
p Ford L2-ton panel $S75
81 chevrolet i2-ton panel %945
| % Chevrolet 1a-ton panel &195
~ Ford l2-ton panel - S645
I'4S Chevrolet la-ton panel Sf75
4S chevrolet l-ton panel ---- S595
'4S Chevrolet sedan delivery - S545
PICKUP
40 Chevrolet s4-ton pickup S745
81 FORD seton pickup -- $625
% DodRe Ha-ton pickup $685.
ONLY 4 DOWN REQUIRED
BALANCE Low GMAC TERMS
HICKS CHEVROLET. INC,
$3.50 GA. AVE. NV
RIA. $4,000. Open s am. to Q pm.
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NEW OFFICES AVAIL. SOON-Ideal
loc. for doctors. dentists or other
professional men. Loc. at Wheeler
rd. and Wahler pl. Sc. Over 1900
families in immed. neighborhood.
Phone MR.. LEONARD. 10. e-p1S3
HYATTSVMLE-Modern, air-cond
Office avail. in professional bldg.
SI5 per mo. incl. utils, Apply
RAYMOND ! R. RUPERT ST.
1, AND 3 ROOM SUITES avail.
in conv. located bldg. near 18th
and R SITS. NV; csrpeted; newly
decorated: imm. occup.; reas. rent.
To inspect call MRS. SENNETT, ME.
conn. AVE. AND QUE ST. NV
i-rm. suite, consisting OF approx.
100 So. it, completely decor. i'm
mediate occupancy, reas, rent. One
large rm. approx. LOO So. #. also
available. To inspect cali LEO NJ.
BERSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV,
1sI6 fl ST. NV, End fir. consisting
of approx. l.S00 50. it. of open
space; excel. for general Offices or
show room: $50 month. To in
spect call ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BETHEsDA-CHE CHASE AREA
4-rm. suite and lavatory: Wis. ave.
near NH and Naval Medical Cen
ter; $50 mo-: avail Immediately
OIL, 2-3S66, 8 am. to D pm. week
daVS Al
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CADILLACS WANTED

Good. clean used cars. Any make or
year Highest cash prices paid.
See PENNY at 1920 r. l. ave. ne.
Open ewes. till 9. LA. 6-220n
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AIR CONDITIONED

Communicating Bldg. 412 5th
ST. NV; modern f1reproof elevator
bldg: all services included in rea-
sonable rent. CENTURY CO.. Rm.
4O1. RE. t-.H91.
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lI4U K ST. N w.
Now available In this conF. located
bldg, several singles on monthly
eases at reasonable rates
RIDDELL REALTY CO.. DI. 7-7900
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1941 1883 models. See US before you
trade or sell your Cadillac We will
LAY you top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES, l345 Que st, NV.
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Continued on Next ,PaEs.J
Evening star., 1953-07-12
Man, 81, Walks Across
Nation in 731 Days
Rx the Assoeiated, Press

NEW YORK, July IA
3,160-mile hike from Santa Mon
lea, Calf, ended here today
when David (WilD Power. 81,
sat down on a harbor wall and
dangled his legs in the water.
Just 1912 walking days ago
Mr.. Power began his hike by
walking out of the Pacific Ocean
at Santa Monica and heading for
New York.
AS the harbor waters washed
over his feet today. Mr.. Power
said, II have dreamed about
making this walk for years. /
ate and slept it, and I am very
happy made it,"
He said his hiking time beat
a previous cross-country hike
record set in 1910 by Edward
Payson Weston, who did the dis
tance in II days.
Mr.. Power was accompanied by
Harry P. Christ of Whittier,
Calf, and Lee Sage Of Cotillo,
Calf. But they rode in an auto
mobile.
Mr.. Christ said Mr.. Power
averaged about Al miles a day,
would start at 6 am, take two
hours for lunch and then con-
tinue walking until 9 pm. He
rested on Sundays. The hike
actually began April 20.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
You Move and Shoot, Red Tells Stevenson

Berlin to WeSternerS only two
days ago for the first. time since
the June II workers revolt. Mar
tial law is to be lifted at mid
night but was still in effect at
the time of the Stevenson visit.
Under the rules of martial law,
agents and provocateurs" could
be court martialed by the Soviet
army and shot by a Russian
firing squad.
The Communists who forbade
Mr.. Stevenson's companions to
take pictures seemed honestly
surprised at the WeSterners' re-
action. why. you know foreign
ers can't take pictures in Amer
ica." one said. why should you
expect to take pictures here?"
The Stevenson party visited
Stain Alice where the riots
started and the big Soviet war
memorial in Treptow. Afterward
Mr.. Stevenson commented on
the shabbiness Of the people and
the small amount of reconstruc-
tion compared with West Berlin.
He noted the numbers of police
and soldiers patrolling the al
most empty streets.
II thought East Berlin was
much more drab than Belgrade, 81
he said,
Evening star., 1953-07-12
BY the Associoted Press

BERLIN, July 11.-Adlai E.
Stevenson looked down the
muzzle of a Russian tommygun IN
the hands of a trigger-happy East
Berlin peoples army soldier to-
day. The soldier meant busi-
ness. You move and I shoot" "
he said in English.
The incident occurred as Mr..
Stevenson. 1852 Democratic pres
idential candidate. and his party
were touring East Berlin, restless
and tense since last months
riots. He and his party we're held
up for 20 minutes and films they
had taken behind the Iron Cur
tain were conflscated.
Telling about the gun episode
afterward. Mr.. Stevenson said
with a smile:
You know, curiously, I didn't t
move"
He and his party Of seven
persons were clambering around
the ruins of the bunker on Will
helmstrasse where Hitler is be-
lieved to have committed suicide.
Several of the group started
swapping pictures of Mr.. Steven
son.
Suddenly about 10 police and
Evening star., 1953-07-12
Purge Of Beria Held
Sian Reds Will Push
Readiness for War
By William [. Ryon

Associated Press foreign News Analyst
The sacrifice of Soviet Deputy
Premier Beria to new purge
probably means the Soviet Union
will continue building its war
machine at all costs so long as
Premier Georgi Malenkov re-
mains the boss.
While Malenkov builds the war
potential-and his is a long
range programme will pursue
the reace offensive he began in
earnest upon the death of Stain
in March. He will do this not
only to give himself time to Sc
cure his position at home, but in
an attempt to upset and wreck
Western defense cooperation.
But Malenkov's fight may have
just begun. There may be many
fish to catch in his net before
he can feel politically secure. He
still has not achieved one-man
rule nor anything like the per-
sonal power of his mentor, Stain.
Malenkov must have innum-
cradle worries. not the least of
which concerns the Soviet Army.
This worry is reflected daily in
the Soviet press treatment of the
theme that hero worship is ta-
boo. that generals and brilliant
personalities are simply instru-
ments of the Soviet State and
(See KREMIN. Page A-5).
Evening star., 1953-07-12
u. ). Offer Of Food
To East Germany
Rejected as insult
By jones E. Roper

The Soviet Union yesterday
rejected as an insult" an Amer
ican offer to send SIS million
worth of food to Communist
East Germany.
Russia and the East Germans
themselves termed the American
offer mere propaganda.
State Department officials last
night said the Communist rejec-
ton was based on the "flimsiest
of reasons" And the White
House said the food offer still
stands.
The Red rejection came only
"a hours after President Eisen-
hover informed Moscow he was
willing to send food to riot-torn
East Germany.
Soviet Foreign Minister v. M.
Molotov. in a note delivered to
the United States Embassy in
Moscow, said the United States
was misinformed if it thought
East Germans need food. There
would have been no riots, he
said, if the Americans had not
organized whole groups of hire
lings and criminal elements for
setting fire to food and other
stores Tin East Germany"
It is also evident. the Soviet
note said, that the Government
of the United States took the
decision regarding sending SIS
million worth of food products
even without having asked the
opinion of the Government of the
German Democratic Republic in
this connection. Such manners
at the present time would insult
even the population of a colony,
to say nothing of the German
people and its legal democratic
government.
From all of this it follows
that in the given case, the Gov
ernment of the United States
has shown a sort of solicitude
regarding the food supply Of
the German people, but has de-
cided to resort to a propaganda
maneuver having nothing in
common with concern for the
real interests of the German
people"
Premier Otto Grotewoh1 of
Communist East Germany also
(See FOOD, Page A-O.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
Miller Would Limit
Addicts Hospita|ized
Under New Dope Law
Nebruskon Urges 100
Be Maximum Treated
At Any Single Time
By Miriom Ottenbero

Representative Miller, Repub-
lican, of Nebraska, yesterday pro-
posed a limit Of 100 dope ad-
diets who could be admitted to
Public Health Service hospitals
at any one time under the Dis
trict's new compulsory treatment
law.
The legislator made the sug-
gestion in a letter to Welfare
Secretary Hobby, seeking some
hard facts" on how many beds
might be actually available for
District addiots committed un-
der the new civil procedure.
He also wrote Commissioner
Samuel Spencer for an estimate
of how many addicts the Com
missioners would want treated.
He made clear his belief that
the Commissioners should give
active support to the bill to per-
NIT Public Health Service hos
pitals to admit the addicts COM
mitted under the new law.
Was Sponsor Of Both
DR.. Miller sponsored not only
the compulsory treatment law
signed last month by President
Eisenhower, but also the COM
panion measure to get them into
the Federal narcotics hospitals.
The latter bill is now awaiting
action by a House Commerce
subcommittee headed by Repre-
sentative O'Hara, Republican, of
Minnesota.
DR.. Miller said he was pro-
posing the 1O0-addict limit re-
luctantly because he would like
to have as many addicts as pos
sible off the streets Of Washing
ton and undergoing rehabilita-
tion. He added, however, that
with this limitation, the hos
pitals would know just where
they stood and the guesswork
on the number of addicts to be
committed and the number of
beds needed would be eliminated.
If the Public Health Service
hospitals could accept 200 at a
time under the commitment law,
he said. it would be much bet
ter. The limiting figure would
depend on the bed capacity. Ad-
diets would remain in the hos
pital an average Of six months
so two groups could be treated
annually.
DR.. Miller proposed that the
addicts be screened by police,
prosecutors and the courts to
make sure that those committed
to the Public Health Service at
this time are the younger in
dividuals with the greatest hope
Of rehabilitation.
No Limit on Criminals.
The limitation would not count
in the District addictS sent to
the Federal narcotics hospitals
after being sentenced for crimes.
The pending bill authorizing
the Federal hospitals at Lexing-
ton. KY, and Fort Worth, Tex.
to take the addicts ran into
trouble when the Budget Bureau,
Mrs. Hobby and President Eisen-
hover all made statements
against it. These statements,
however. were based on the bill
in its original form-providing
(See ADDICTS, Page A-6).
Evening star., 1953-07-12
Ruins Found Near Naples
Called Rival Of Pompeii
BY the Assoeioted Press

NAPLES. Italy, July IL "A
leading Italian archeologist an
nounced today the discovery of
ruins of an ancient Roman city,
which he termed "the most i'm
portant archaeological discovery
of Roman antiquity since Pom
peii." ~
Prof. Amedeo Maiuri, president
of the International Committee
for Archaeological and Historical
Museums, said his workers un-
covered the ruins at Baia, II
miles northwest of Naples.
Here the Romans had a pros
porous bathing center, much like
Pompeii. the professor said.
Workers have dug away the mud
and sands of centuries to reveal
three complete sets of baths, a
theater. vast terraces, and works
of sculpture. The excavation is
proceeding.
Evening star., 1953-07-12

soldiers appeared, one car pulled
behind the Stevenson car, an
other in front of it. blocking
escape. They ordered the Ameri-
cans to stop taking pictures.
The group included Cecil B.
Lyon. Berlin director for the
United States high commission,
Maj. Edwin Lumpkin of Athens,
Ga. Ernest Ives of Chicago, Mr..
Stevenson's brother-in-law, and
Mr.. StevenSon's assistants. Will
liam Blair and william Atwood
and Mrs. Atwood.
When the Americans started
to get back into their cars an
East German soldier wearing a
khaki uniform of Russian style
and carrying a Russian tommy
gun. stepped forward menacingly
"You move and Shoot" he
said gruffly.
When the police refused to let
them leave, Mr.. Lyon demanded
to see the Russian ambassador
After about 20 minutes some Of
ficials-not the ambassador
showed up. The officials con-
fiscated the party's films and
ordered them to proceed on their
tour.
The Russians opened up East