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Evening star., 1953-05-27
By jones Y. Newton

The CIO charged today that
"ill-conceived and ill-thought-
out hard money policies" of the
Eisenhower administration "rep-
resent a real danger to the
future health and stability of
the economy"
The proposal to hquidate the
Reconstruction Finance Corp,
CIO Vice President Emil Rieve
said in a statement to the Senate
Banking Committee, "is just an
other in the mounting line of
actions destined to make life
more pleasant for the Nations
private bankers"
1.-THE last time the Federal
Government was going through
a change in political leadership"
Mr.. Rieve said, "the Nation was
in the convulsions of a bank
holiday. This new Republican
administration seems determined
to start things off with a bank
ers' holiday"
Mr.. Rieve was critical of the
higher interest rate policy
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Maryland {. AFL
Reflects Cohen and
Names District Men

The Maryland-D. c. Fedora
ton of Labor (AFL) without
opposition, today reelected as
its president Harry Cohen of
Baltimore. He has served in
that capacity seven years.
Two Washingtonians were re-
elected without a contest at the
Mayf1oWer Hotel. They we're
Robert Lester. treasurer. and
Frank j. Coleman, secretary.
Jefferson Davis of Baltimore was
chosen vice president at large.
without opposition.
The convention, by a vote of
Ill to 80, defeated a proposal
requiring delegates to vote for all
seven vice presidents. otherwise
a ballot would be void.
Contest for Baltimore.
Several speakers told the con-
vention the only contest is among
the Baltimore group, where three
candidates are in the field for
the two traditional vice presi-
dents from that city. They are:
John T. Buzby, Edward H. Johns,
executive secretary of the Balti-
more Federation of Labor, and
George Willinger.
Incumbent vice presidents, for
whom the delegates are voting
are: Glen F. Preller and j. c..
Turner. both Washingtonians; E..
w. Butler of Hagerstown: c. E.
Stutzman of Cumberland, and
Lorenzo T. Marshall of Sails
bury.
Seven vice presidents are to
be chosen. Speakers appealed
to the convention not to upset
the tradition of selecting them
from various parts of the area.
Balloting was by the various
local unions in the area.
There is little likelihood that
the Taft-Hartley Act will be
changed at this session of Con-
gress, according to James Nc
Dewitt, director of Labor's
League for Political Education
(AFL).
He addressed yesterdays ses-
sion of the convention. He
urged delegates to contribute
funds to the league this year so
it can prepare for next years
elections.
Mr.. McDevitt, who also heads
the Pennsylvania Federation of
Labor, branded Senator Martin,
Republican, of Pennsylvania. as
the worst Senator. He said Sem
ator Martin has never voted
right, even by acciuent, in labor's
behalf. But he also mentioned
"the two Bs"-Senators Butler
and Beall, both Republicans of
Maryland-and said they are no
help to labor either.
Fright to Work" Law.
Mr.. McDevitt characterized
Virginia's fright to work" law as
the worst of its kind, discourag-
ing labor picketing and dues COL
lections. He pointed out that IA
States have similar legislation.
William F. Schnitzler, AFL
seYetary-treasurer, who also ad-
dressed the convention, said the
atmosphere is very favorable to
the merger of his organization
and the CIO. He said the con-
ferences have been friendly, and
possibilities are that unification
of the labor movement can be
brought about.
He criticized the Eisenhower
administrations "give-aWay pro-
gram" and said those benef1ting
from it need it far less than those
who were criticized for. receiv-
ing help under the Roosevelt and
Truman administrations.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
1b More Beef
Beef Pot Pie!

Now Y more beef than ever before
in Morton! No bone, no fat, no gris-
tle-just big, meaty chunks! T Tender,
flal1y top crust. No so00y undercrust!
Colorful young garden vegetables.
Rich, brown gravy! No defrosting!
Just bake till crust is golden brown.
Nutritious, money-saving one-dish
meal! Bakes in only 80 minutes. Be
sure that you always get ONLY
Morton Frozen Beef Pot Piel
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Polio Victim Receives
Diploma on Stretcher

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 81
Richard Lee Phillips received
his diploma from Eastern High
School this week-on a stretcher.
The 17-year-old youngster,
stricken by polio the day after
he enrolled in Eastern last fall,
was brought to Memorial Audi
torium from the hospital.
Despite his handicap. he in
sisted on continuing his studies
and finished the senior year with
AS in the three subjects he took.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
School Concert Tomorrow

The Mount Vernon High
School, 5000 Richmond highway.
Alexandria, Va. will give a con-
cert in it's auditorium at 8 pm.
tomorrow.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-21
Germ Cutter
Hints

POLISHING-Wh the gem is
free of scratches and has a semi
polished appearance obtained on
the fine sanding cloth, it is ready
for polishing, This operation should
not take more than one or two
minutes. l have seen amateur gem
cutters who spend literally hours
trying to polish out scratches that
can be removed on the sanders in
a matter of minutes.
Elk hide makes a good polishing
buff and it will polish practically
any stone. Tin oxide or cerium OK
ide is used in Watery mixture and
if the elk hide buff is used. Apply
just enough of this watery mixture
so that drag is felt when the
stone is held against the buff. If
no drag is felt, no polishing is TAX
ing place.
The buff should run slow and
the usual arbor and pully setup
only permits low speed of 400 to
500 rpm which is satisfactory but
Arizona sun., 1953-08-21

even lower speeds can be used II
obtainable.
Another highly successful meth
Cd of polishing is the use OF felt
disc bluffs. This can be a disc g
diameter perfectly flat and either
wood or metal, preferably metal.
The felt used is optical quality felt
only Il inch thick, cemented di-
rect to the flat metal or wood
without any cushion or backing.
This gives rigidity necessary in
this type of buff. l have polished
many. hundreds of agate cabochons
on one of these bluffs before it
wears through. Using cerium oxide
in a very thin watery mixture a
high gloss is quickly obtained on
agates and similar stones. This buff
polishes most stones, with excep-
ton of jade and tones of mixed
hardness such as chrysacola con-
tanning malachite inclusions. These
can be polished on the elk hide
buff.
Just recently I have been cut
ting and polishing hundreds of Bra
lillian agate cabochons which in
their natural finish is rather color
les now use a plastic dye that
livenS up these stones with vivid
hues of green, red, blue, orchid,
ETC., and many outstanding and
Arizona sun., 1953-08-21

some interior finishes called Cello
tex tile board and finish plank. The
designs and .colors fascinated me.
When Jeff had bought his siding
the dealer CAME over and began to
explain what these finishes were.
Said they come in different widths
and lengths all ready to put up. Said
almost anybody could have new
walls and ceilings with little effort
and with small expense. | said, 81
couldn't" Jeff said, "Why not ?" I
said, Because | don't know how.
And besides, where would use
it? ?" The dealer said, "Maybe your
husband will help. 1t doesn't take
an expert carpenter jeff said,
eve could make a nice room for
Betty ~-
Now that the job is done think
| could almost have done it myself.
Betty is deliriously happy with her
own new room. The materials that
made the job so easy cost less than
her bicycle. jeff and / are pretty
proud of our ability as interior
decorators! ga :
Arizona sun., 1953-08-21
Reduced Water
Rctes Benefit
Wuter Customers

In three months time, City do
meStic water customers have saved
S133. 900 because of reduced water
rates adopted by the City Council
on May 1. The Council adopted
schedule of reduced rates during
the six hot months of the year to
encourage customers to use more
water on lawns and shrubs. The
amount of savings realized by the
water customers was determined
by the Water Collections Supervi-
sor comparing figures on water
use and revenue during that period
with previous estimates based on
the old rate. Some adjustments
were made to make the conclusions
more accurate Water consumption
totaled 2,229,192, 900 (billiom gal
Ions during July for an all-time
record. Collections in July from
June water sales hit S299,000. Total
revenue in July was $311;0OO,
which included $4,000 from new
connections. Customers at the end
of July numbered 49,761, an in
crease of 11S over the previous
month"; ~. -vsss
Arizona sun., 1953-08-21

the garage with
something CALI
cd siding. While
he was looking
over his garage
material | wan
dered t hro 6 h
t h e b!u di n 6
supply store
and became in
tripued with
Arizona sun., 1953-08-21

Arequate sight distance" is not
al that, is necessary for safety at
driveway entrances. When enter
in gthe highway, make a full stop,
look both ways and turn into the
proper lane. Don't figure that you
can beat car speeding down the
highway either 42'',
Arizona sun., 1953-08-21
~ hEMM rs
HOUSEKEEPING . s :,
6Y SHIRLEY STUART

This do-it-yourself bug finally bit
me. Or rather, should say. it
bit us. If anyone had told me
month ago that Jeff, my husband,
and would undertake to build a
room for Betty in the attic space
would have called them crazy.
I got the idea when 1 was shop
ping with Jeff He wanted to cover
Arizona sun., 1953-08-21

With more cattle on u. S. farms
tha never before, supplies should
continue to be generous. Home
makers will have ample opportun-
ity to utilize thev various cuts and
qualities. in family menus. ,...
Arizona sun., 1953-08-21

valuable gems have been obtained
in this way at nominal cost. They
soak in the dye about two weeks
and the color obtained is perma-
nent.
Evening star., 1953-08-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLYs JEEP, AZ; 4-wheel drive
genuine baTssin at $495. scALEqEl
b. c., RA. 3-3303.
WILLYS WING 1852 2-dr. sedan
motor and tires; low mileage
$l,446. WILLYS MOTORS, INC,
kSSsS kSsS evs9'as Wis, ave. Cat Western LHS tys''
WILiYs 6s Aero Falcon; dark-gree
hnish,. $500 miles; delivered io
$1,Q46, sacrifice $1,660. Call ON
S-3524 after s. IL
TODAY, $1,295
81 De Soto custom sedan.
Beautiful original black finish
set Of by white-wau tires.
Equipped with custom radio
and heater. Enjoy comfort Of
driving with tip-toe. shift and
Shock-free center-line steer
ing. You won't need any
cash, your '46 will easily cover
the down payment.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC.
Low Overhead Bargain Center
1881 BLADENSBURG RID. NE.
Evening star., 1953-08-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
sTUDEBAKER so Champ. Ss46
HORNER'S CORNER 9th and Fla

sTUDEBAKER 80 Champ. $s45.
ave. ne, Ii. 6-6464.
STUDEBAKER 81 Comm. VS. soft
top conV.: black cherry With tan
drive. skirts. chlorine wheels. bump
sss,iSSSS9' S. SS {l;S {l;Sab. B iBE5NINiNG AUTO gS5
Bsnning ID; ne, Ii. 4-7233.
Sa9DcsiakIk Sest otierA IA. e. 4esss54 and h. 15 f0r
coupe: beautifully kept orig. maroon
clean as a pin inside and ous; 2:day
money-back trial: 4-month. written
ESuaaE; rnag only ,Sse6' sash EIv Trade ,0 Or
9eas F6ks nrsSs'nf 1s0S f4th SHEh%Ax T. na. Nc Nc
sT1bkkhBAKER '51 Commander state
xs ssS sSedani MAFTIN + snd MoroR h oato dTIys
ssss studsSaferr st% rM Mpesltrsss s!isss 5ass Si'
STUDEBAKER '52 Champion de luxe
MARTIN MOTOR SALES (Stude-
baker DesIers). 5333 Wis. ave. NV
sfgDEsASkfk i4SIai 80 Champion iS de luz.
TIN MOTOR SALES 1ssHdshaKer
DIeaIIeeTss). 1888 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
sT66Es4kEk ,as chsmg,sn; :. sns
ave-. ssudeSaksF n@. EM Re:'eIsss seIsss. 1888 s
sTUDEBAKER '47 Commander 4-dr !;
new. cream finish, seat covers. eli
matizer, overdriye, upholstery looks
and, tires. It's really Pretty; Nc
stealing license required, $95 down.
$495. BENN1NG- AUTO SALES. INC.
lstudebaker). 1900 Benning rd. ne.
sFuDEBRakEEr Fl azRaiaE go Commander club
convert; light gray, new black top,
chrome wheels showroom clean; al
most new tires: It's q beauty, 81, 1876
BEEN1NG AUTO SALES. INC
studebaksr>. 1900 BenninE I'd. ne
sTUDEBAKER 80 Champion 6-pass
coupe; black cherry finish; spotless
r. and h; white tires like new; RED
seat covers, mirror. It's e ,,I tip top
aro ead SALES Rssu'E i've sssS SssNaSG
STUDEBAKRR III Commander Land
Cruiser 4-dr.; newly Ducoed in man
DARN maroon. Almost new rubber.
upholstery never exposed. Just like
new, new: Radio. &C Sclimatiser; chrome m
1mssne n rsaS saeR smGss Pl:s Tx azn
No. O42. $695. BENN1NG AUTO
SALES, INC. (Studebaker), 1900
Benning rd. ne. Ii. 4-7233.
sTUDEBAKER 1913 Champion 8
passenger coupe; original finish !;
cd, T. and h. and defroSters; A
1-owner well-eared- car. Special,
BUTLER-BoNpEp GUARANTEE
LEE n HTJTI ,ER INC
1871 21St st. NV. DI. 7-0110
Evening star., 1953-08-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDE. 81 Commander va snort
ish like new. Nylon upholstery Just
like new. This is real Transportation
at low cost. 81, 1876. BENNINQ AUTO
SALES, INC. (Studebaker). 1900
Benning rdE n.e... Ii. 4-7233,
STUDRBAKER late '52 hardtop con-
Vertible; 2.tone color: auto. transm.,
red leather upholstery; white side
wall tires; fully equip; spotless; low
mi; / driver, diplomat; 81 .676 or
best offer. Call AID. 4-1935. 30
STUDEBAKER Isl VS. 2-dr.: fully
equip. plus auto. trans; tops in zip
and performance. See and drive this
one today. Special at 81 ,246. MCNEIL
Sstudebaker). 4oS4 Wis. ave-. EN-
WILLIS all-steel station wagon: SOS
down, S32 per month, dark green
1inish. radio. heater. ovedrive,. body
full price S595, so others to choose
from. PARAMOUNT MOTORS, 3346
Benning- rd. ne, Ii. S-o665. Open
ewes. It'll 10 pm.
WILLYS 1850 station wagon (2nd
series.l Bronze finish; clean
Only S995. WILLYs MOTORS,
5NeS aSe, Saas En-! .Msoss. MsS ave- lat weitirn fi
DODGE 1949 Wayfarer 2-dr, sedan;
original gray finish, r. and h; many
other extras; excellent mechanically,
BUTLER BONDED GUARANTEE
LEE D. BUTLER. INC.
1921 21st st. NV. DI. 7-0l1O
Evening star., 1953-08-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '52 Chieftain "s" de luxe
2-dr. sedan: Hydra-Matic, r., h.;
1900 actual miles. Car absolutely
same as brand-new in every way
Take car to your own mechanic
without deposit: $1,S95, BELL MO
TORS, 5O1O Wis. ave-, WO. $4,000
PONTIAC 80 Catalina "s'' hardtop;
Hydra-Matic, r.. h.; $4,000 actua
miles; blue finish. white-wall tires
Car absolutely in perfect condition
tn thhrorghSHt Take 1nas,t car to Sn yeur m me:
sa0d motors SOLO WIS., ave. Woi g.
Pontiac 1853 de luxe convertible
Hydra-Matic. power steering, radio
underseat heater and many gadgets
Enjoy. the beautiful weather. now.
enjoy. A real present-time savings
day. $2.95O at ARCADE PONTIAC
1437 Irving st. NV, AID. 4-S5OO
Plenty free parking area; drive in
for appraisal, New car guarantee
pSNTixcsMMany HiSC 1853 company % car.
and 2-drs. Also 1850, '5l. '52. Colori
from ARCADE Pontiac CO. CO. snd SH
enjoy our famous, New car Euaran-
ing for your appraisal. We viii bus
st. NV, AID. 4-S5OO. -l6
PONTIAC 1852 Chieftain 2-dr, sedan
An unusual. inexpensive car. fol
salesman, plumber. printing delivery
tion. Only $1.i95. Hurry. No fancy
accessories on this car. New cal
guarantee on used cars" ARCADE
PONTIAC CO., l437 Irving st. NV
AID. 4-S50o. Plenty free parking
roSf1ac s5Ssa Awe - n seasn fSF apPEfsa 44 sssn
HoRNER's CORNER. 9th and Fla
ave. ne. Ii. 6-6464.
RENAULT 1852; 10000 actual miles
1 owner: excel. cond.: averages 4(
mi. per GAL: Ss76. K1. s-6619.
STUDEBAKER 1s4s Champion con-
vertible;. new top: perfect paint;
good motor and tires: r. and h., and
o'drive. SS45.. WnLYS MOTORS
INC, 1895 Wis: ave Cat Western
sTTsnrI sys;,; EN-. 2-s093 Open evenings.
orig. yellow finish With black top TOP;
owner: sacrifice, only SS95, terms
Bank financing. WILLIAMS, r. I
ave: ct goth st. ne. IA
STUDEBAKER '52 4-door Champion
extras, or like new black fln.: II ,OO(
it in exceptional cond.; q big say.
mss; n sos 11;0QQ io4Qv nj; H1G;roI5 I5-yE. GTSr
STUDEBAKER 1850 Starlight coupe;
dark green; overdrive. heater, Wv
tires; nndssrcoat, seat covers; 5000
sTUDEBAKER 80 Champion 2:Sr.
dark green with practically new
seat covers: low milage; one owner
. in Al condition throughout. $S95
LOGAN (Ford). ME. S-2S1S. 2017
Va: ave: NV. Open evenings.
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion. 2-dr.
ovedrive; very economical car
S1.095. LOGAN (Ford), NE. 8-281S
2017 Va. ave. NV. Open ewes. till
STUDEBAKER 80 Champion 2-dr.;
heater; clean interior, dark green
finish, excel. cond. Throughout. $7e5
WRITTEN guarantee. TRIANGLE
MOTORS; RS { ssoo so1o r. l. ave. ne.
sTUDEBAKER '51 Commander "s''
4-dr.: Hydra Matte. $1,196. HOR-
NER'S CORNER, 9th and Fla ave
ne, LII. 6-6464.
Evening star., 1953-08-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
STUDEBAKER '49 Champion Res

sTUDEBAKER 40 Champion Regal
2-dr.; coco brown finish. SpotleSS;
nearly new rubber: climatizer. covers,
upholstery never exposed. Just tip
tSg s4sb frS% Ss1% e Huo ftsrs sALE NS S 9SS
lStudebaker). 1900 Benning I'd. ne,
sTGDEB1K1EIR 80 Champion de luxe
2-dr.; Tahoe green finish; showroom
clean Is,:+ heater covers, covers, white tires ss
Seryiced right here all its life. Very
over. No. 4S1. $995. BENNING AUTO
SALES. INC. lStudebakerl, 1900
sesnhHzKaR RsnnlHg e. ns k Il tna aTSSS I;oS 4-dr
climatizer. overdrive, seat covers;
one owner. Al cond.: diplomat, must
sell; $3.50 or best ofter. AID. 2-S3OO.
STUDEBAKER '4S convertible coupe:
ROPER" T; 18th and r. /. ave ave. ne. !:
sTUDEBAKER 'b3 Land Cruiser; fully
equip, auto. trans, beaut. Tahoe
green finish. Wv. tires, nylon in;
terror. The utmost in luxury and
PsriOrmansss Gel american I,. car With
new-car title and guarantee. Sub
stantial discount. plus liberal trade
In allowance. Mcneil. (studebakerl /.
4034 Wis. ave. EN-. 3-72SS. --17
rSTUDEbAkEh oil champion o-pab-
1-owner car. Terrific value for only
$p95. MCNEIL (Studebakerl, 4OS4
Wis. ave, EN-. 3-72S8.
STUDE. so Commander Land Cruiser
4-dr.: robin egg blue; auto. drive,
nylon upholstery, outside visor, radio,
climatizer. rubber looks new. vent
shades. bumper guards front and
rear. chrome wheels. It's . luxurious
automobile. 100 years Of know-how
built into it. No. '414. 81 ,095. BEN
MING AUTO SALES, INC. (Stude-
bakerl, 1900 Benning I'd. ne. Ii.
4-7233.
STUDEBAKER 1913 Champion 8
passenger coupe; tan finish; Cd,
heater and defrosters. "A really
clean car, excellently mechanically.
Special. S546.
BUTLER BONDED GUARANTEES
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1871 21st st. NV. D1. 7-011O
Evening star., 1953-11-19
Church Library Benefit

Mrs. Murray M. Copeland will
review Josephine A. Peck's THE
Flower of Light" at / pm. to-
morrow in the Metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Church,
Nebraska and New Mexico
avenues NV, to benefit the
church school library.
Evening star., 1953-11-19
Radford Denies Plan
To Send Big Number
Of Troops 10 Spain

Admiral Arthur w. Radford
said last night he knew of mo
plan whatever" for this coun-
try to put large numbers of
troops in Spain.
The Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff. who returned
from a 23-day European inspec-
ton trip. also told reporters at
National Airport that a small
number of Army troops would be
only for support of the Air Force,
which will have the largest pro-
portion of personnel stationed
there.
He could not say when con-
struction of the air and sea bases
would begin in Spain under the
agreement with the Franco gov
ernment since they are only now
in the planning stage.
Admiral Radford said the
number of United States forces
in Europe had now about
reached Nthe size and total
planned.
He said he agreed with Deputy
Secretary of Defense Roger M.
Kyes that the number of sup
porting forces in Europe could
be trimmed. He described the
supporting forces as being sup
ply and logistic forces"
The admiral met the various
military and civilian commanders
OF the NATO countries during
Evening star., 1953-11-19

his tour. He felt his trip had
been valuable because always
can work better with the people
I know"
Evening star., 1953-11-19
Envoy Of EI Salvador
Elected Head Of 0AS

Ell Salvador's Ambassador to
the United States, DR.. Hector
David Castro, was yesterday
elected chairman of the Organ
ization of American States.
Ambassador Castro succeeds
Rene Lepervanche Parparcen of
Venezuela as chairman of the
21-nation Pan American Or
ganization.
The new vice chairman is DR..
Jose Ricardo Chiriboga, Ambas-
sador of Ecuador, who succeeds
DR.. Luis Oscar Boettner, Am
bassador of Paraguay.
The elections we're held in the
Pan American Union, Seven
tenth street and Constitution
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-13
japanese House 10 Debate
Fate Of Yoshida Reqime
BY the Associoted Press

TOKYO, Mar. ia non
confidence motion in Prime Min
lister Shigeru Yoshida's govern
ment was filed with the lower
house of the Diet by three oppo-
sition parties tonight.
The House starts deliberation
of the motion tomorrow, and
may take vote almost imme-
diately.
The Yoshida cabinet called a
special meeting tomorrow morn
ing. A spokesman said Mr.. Yo-
Shida will definitely dissolve
the House." if the motion passes.
Only two weeks ago, 67 Lib
eral representatives abstained
when the House voted on a CEN
sure motion against Mr.. Yoshida
for insulting a political rival.
The motion was passed and sent
to a disciplinary committee. It
is still there.
Evening star., 1953-03-13
Mounfbatten 10 Assume
New NAT0 Job Sunday
BY the Associated Press

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS
ALLIED POWERS IN EUROPE
Mar. 13.-Gen. Matthew B.
Ridgway, supreme allied COM
mander. announced today the
new Mediterranean command
under Admiral Lord Mount
batten will be activated Sunday
The North Atlantic Treaty Or
ganization command, officially
called Allied Forces Mediter-
ranean, was approved by the
NATO Council last December
and Lord Mountbatten was
named commander in chief. His
headquarters are at Malta, the
British fleets Mediterranean
base.
Gen. Ridgway also announced
that on Sunday the title and
headquarters of the commander
allied naval forces Southern
Europe, will be abolished. It was
subordinate command of Ad-
miral Robert B. Carney, COM
mander in chief of allied forces
Southern Europe.
Instead Admiral Carney will
set up a new subordinate naval
command called the Naval Strik-
ing and Support Forces, South
ern Europe. It will consist
mainly of the United States 9Th
Fleet. Its headquarters will be
at Naples.
Evening star., 1953-03-13
Moving Of Air Bases
West Of Rhine River
Nearing Completion
BY the Associofed Press

WIESBADEN. Germany, Mar.
13.-The two-year job of moving
Americas air might in Germany
to better protected bases west OF
the Rhine River will be COM
pleted in the near future, the
United States 18th Air Force an
nounced today.
Until two months ago, two
United States jet fighter wings
were stationed near Munich, in
Bavaria-vulnerable to both air
and ground attacks from
Communicated Czechoslovakia
Now they will use part of the
Air Forces new complex of jet
bases nearing completion in the
French occupation zone west OF
the Rhine.
The thinking behind the move
was underlined unexpectedly on
Tuesday when Czech fighter
planes attacked two Thunder
jets near the border of the
United States zone of Germany
shooting down one of them. and
when Soviet jets shot down q
British Lincoln bomber on a
training mission yesterday. kill
Evening star., 1953-03-13
Ex-President Of Uruguay
Is Challenged 10 Duel
By the Assoc,oted Press

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Mar
ia member of the national
governing council has challenged
former President Luis Battle
Berres to a duel, charging the
one time chief executive with
casting a reflection on his in
tegrity
Duels are legal in Uruguay
and are usually fought with
pistols.
The challenger. Hector Alvarez
Gina. claimed his honor was
wounded by a statement Battle
Berres made in connection with
Alvarez Cina's administration as
treasury minister under the
presidency of Andres Martinez
Trueba.
Both men named seconds who
will meet to determine whether
Alvarez Cina's honor was in
jured. If they decide the issue
cannot be settled amicably the
duel will be on. .s. -.r