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nWy., Arlington, va. IL
BTILDE .ass1: pEq snd mate
I So g-s ssss; 1000 to B; 500 Gl Cal
CAMERA. speed graphic, 2Nx3N
complete with Graflite flash attach
ment. film pack holder, cut film
case. $165; Weston master light
meter. S15; also complete darkroom
equipment, enlarger. timers. dryer
retouching stand. many other items
reasonable. Call WE. 5-6692 sat.
CARPETING. wall-to-wall, only l yea1
old: elegant cotton broadloom; per-
feet condition: original cost. $l.780:
will sell for $500; now installed in
luxurious 3-bedroom. 2-bath apart
ment. If suitable. carpet buyer would
desire renting apartment. one Of the
largest and finest in Arlington, air
CAN ia. s-44oo. Ext. 1923, 4S1o
Columbia pike. Apt. l.. Ill =.
CHINA CABINET. 2 end tables, small
drop leaf table. Mahog. 2 small
rugs, occasional chair. Wo. 6-0964.
CHAIR, Chinese fan back. fruitwood.
hand carved: exquisite antique.
sacrifice $125 or best offer. Cypress
CLOCK s5k.; peri: cond., e-ft. grandfather,
W WI ansts7 chimes $4oo' OWNER EF
CLoTHING, ladies black spring coat.
Ike new; dresses. size 1S. reas., LU.
cIo 5Shp: + POSTS. of weld welded
steel pipe construction. small. me.
dun tr ssd ds fEss si1es ao s raS
ACME WELDING CO -12
COUCH. mod. sectional, decorator
red frieze, with green leaf custom
slip covers. ia. 2-95S7. 10
c dtes 81 Sis n sse5 t fsf Sdss
CUSTARD STORE EQUIP.
Includes electro-freeze machines,
steel grill. steamer for franks, cash
sssib5teMs uk A Y 4 Hd s09ss!on liz Can
D4xssr2 ss9 d siia Ea Fey s5ssn II
DEEP DEEP BEE 10 Gu. f. sor Gibson
DEEP SsEd I FRsEEzE, Is f.; s'S YRS. old
Ike new; s225. WIN deliver free.
D rs At FILE aaS 6 eth 81 rw check writer
niture. 10. SASS. Iii
DIAMONDS-Lady's - Ct, $3.50;
lady's 1A cts. $500: lady's 2 cts,
marquise cut. $3.50: mans 4Is cts,
$3.50; lady's " Ct. S175: lady's
IN cts, pear shape, S525. LIV-
IN IMds IsSss = CO.. 1923 h st. nv.
DfNiNG Room TABLE, Duncan
Phyfe. mahog.. brand-new: moving
$50. EN-. 2-1074 between 1915. Ii
DINETTE. birch; simple provincial:
hutch, table. 6 chairs: sell tble.,
chairs sep. OIL. 2-0644. 10
DINETTE SET-Yellow Formica: gas
range. refrig.. new mahog. drop
leaf dining table. ia. S-0330.
DINETTE SET, solid walnut: table
with 2 ext. leaves. 4 chairs, as good
as new: $40. JE. 1925. Ill
DINING RIM. SET, mahog., complete
$50; rug. lawn mower. chair. LU
DiNfNG S' TABLE, mahogany dropieaf
Duncan Phyfe; ext, leaf, pads.
chairs; $50. 10. 5-404S. Ill
DINING ROOM TABLE. with extern.
sion leaf and 8 newly upholstered
chairs, $40; buffet, SIS. IA. 0-179S
DINING ROOM GROUP. solid oak
~ ~ s-ssss1. '0-' 'A' ' Ell
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BENDIX WASHER-DRYER
Brand-new, original crates. What
will YOU offer? Pvt. party. DE.
2-799l.
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RUGS
RUGS
IMPORTED: PERSIAN DESIGN sx16,
$40; sxl2;s s2s; sx1o. $50. CASH
Mayfair, 1925 g st. NV.

NE. S-4424
SAW, 7-h.p. McCelloch chain saw:
assessment Of blades and chains:
cost 5000. sell for $500. Picks.
shovels and rakes, 81 each. Also
complete tree equipment. power
lawn mower and 30-inch exhaust
fan. LO. 5-457S. Ill
SAVE in. Porter Gable. portable.
dc. and standard sido snsrSs' 3 g HF:
new. DU. 7-1406. RI, 81 lS Mass.
ave. NV. Sat. 1915. All Sun.
SAW. LATHE. DRILL. SHOP SMITH.
new: reasonable. Complete Loi q
saw 23v' and a-h.p. motor. like, new.
$50. For information, call HA.
2-9505. 1922 23rd pl.. Hyatts-
sxxixsIS e HONE s.lmer alto, with case;
brand new, latest model. with
sharp key; first $3.50 takes It. h'
SEWING 1isING MACHINE. Kenmore con-
sole model. seldom used. must SEM
Sg5. Call JU. 9-8716. ~
CONTINUED On Next Pass.)
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AIR CONDITIONER
CLOSE-OUT
NEW 1858
AIR CONDITIONERS
IN SEALED CARTONS

A-h.p.-$249.95
H2-h.p.- 1885
These units fully guaranteed. We
carry GE, Frigidaire. Mitchell. Ad-
miral and Gibson air conditioners.
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
10th AND h SITS. Ne:
Ii. 3-90S2 Open Ewes. TIL
ANTIQUES-Come out new Hwy. 240
to Urbana, 6 mi. south OF Fred
erick. Country antiques at country
prices. MRS. II. A. PICKERING.
ANTIQUES at the ROCKING CHAIR,
Is West Montgomery ave.. Rockville
Nd. Open 10 till s. Monday through
ANTIoUEs-Hand-hooked rugs. wool,
start ct SI1.95: afghan. 51x72
inches. verigated rose. $50. See. at
AiNlf9T S base n's and semiantiq ae
HELEN'S h-price sale. 10th. 18th
and 18th. 10 to B PM. 1880 Wis
ANTIQUES-Love seat, Oriental scat
ter rugs. Chinese vases and mirrors.
etc. Sat. and Sun, 1O-4, Weekqay
ewes, 7-10. CO. 5-6037. Id
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china glass. furniture. ETC.: before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
664O GEORGIA AVE. NV.
tn O.0r07 RIA 3-760S
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PAINTING-PAPERING
Satisfied customers for 20 years. MR.
LAWRENCE. Ii. 6-81OO. RIA. 6-9703
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING
k Se,sf S9 o H. s cs tRAN ns
PAPER NOW. low prices. Al. newest
p %eSss' yTHiN 5Is7Ss5 ,,.,t.,,ns Ia A.,
e. AZ .s ;sriPg.
PAPERHANGING. painting: white
work. II. 1892, lookout. 13'
PAPERING. PAINTING. Paper re-
moved by. steam Interior. and ex-
Fl Eass Ms sst1 sRSvhs:N No: 7'sSs2 20 Isl
PAPER HANG1NG. $40 per room up;
guar. RA. 1898 or RIA. 3-77S9.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work: Estimates free. Call MR..
BECKETT. AID. 2-O93O. --12
PLASTER REPAIRS and patchwork;
guaranteed work BY white mechanic;
Fl free ss ssti%Stes. To- ,;, T.744s, 10
pm. Ii. $3.50. YouNG s Mi2
work. large and small Jobs. Reas
White mech. Work guar. JU. 9-4154
PLASTERING A SPECIALTY-New or
old work, large or small Jobs, work
guaranteed: white mechanics. NO.
PLASTERING. PAINTING, a. sanding
Brick and carpentry work. -papering
Reasonable. MIR. HOME. NO. 7-5724
PLAsTERING, remodeling and paint.
ing: old or new, large or small; AL
mech. HUI. S-77S4. l3s
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FENCES BY HERCULES
Chain link, S1;ls It.. completely
0200, ia. SOAP till 8 pm.
FLAGSTONE WORK, patios, walks
retaining walls, houses veneefedi
free estimates. c. W. MILLER
WA. 1855, al d0y Sunday; week.
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CLEARANCE SALE

ANNUAL SPRING SALE
Tremendous savings on all kinds Of
appliances and kitchen cabinets
Many new. some floor samples. some
used.
Would you like to save money on
GAS AND ELECTRIC RANGES
ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS
AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS
CABBAGE DISPOSERS
DEHUMIDIFIERS
KITCHEN CABINETS
ST. STEEL AND PORCELAIN SINKS
ELECTRlC. CLOTHES DRYERS
WATER COOLERS
WATER HEATERS
Never before have we been able to
offer such outstanding bargains, sc
take advantage Of this sale while
Can ST $1,000 now or come to
JOHN G. WEBSTER'S
0nn Y7F~CPn TNrYN ~ ~
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MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS
Age 21-35 preferable; basic salary
$3.50. with paid vacation. sick
leave, meals. salary increases; va
cancies in general lab. work, hema-
tology and blood bank. Phone RE.
7-4600. Ext. 64S.
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DIETICIAN

EXPERIENCED. MUST BE
CAPABLE OF TAKING
COMPLETE CHARGE OF
CAFET ERIA. GOOD
SALARY. COMPANY BENE-
FITS. STATE EXPERIENCE
AND OTHER QUALIFICA-
TONS. APPLY BOX 378-H,
STAR.
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GENERAL ELECTRIC STOVE
original crate. Wha
will you offer? Pvt. party. DE
2-7991.
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REFGR. CLOSE-OUT

REFGR. CLOSE-OUT
Gibson, Philco, Westinghouse and
Admiral refgrs.: all new, in sealed
cartons; fully guaranteed.
STANDARD TIRE = BATTERY CO.
10th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-90s2
I3xi6; also Persian scatters; prices
reduced. RARE RUG SHOP. 2427
RUG. i 1920 Tsbsis. $500. EiA.
BALIAN Go & SON. 2126 18th ct. n.v.
RUG T iSxso. beige. finest alI-wool.
with pad and runners; almost new.
RGRGSss rs. 0orieSntal. s.ex1o.s, exa:
and z Japanese vases. Phone EN-.
RUG. Oriental, Chinese. with pad:
ssgPTnox. I2xl7;; 71 blue BACKGROUND;
mug: oalistan Is e1l2: 2 ya!au.
R tlS9 e senu EA P So2sS s.rouk oxia.
fne condition. $is5. IL. S-sS4s.
RUGS. orien.al-Hamsdan. 16'a"x
siaus BoEaTa' s'xlo;. Du. 10000.
wool, short pile carpet. with pad;
peri. cond.: $40. RIA. $500. Ill
RUG. American Oriental 9x12, brick
shade. green gree border with pad. $50.
RUGS-2, practically new, green.
matched 9x12 Broadlooms, with
pads, $3.50, singly $S6. JE. 4-e456.
RUGS, summer. reversible, blue lex
-, 9,x10'; 27n.x54". like new, sac;
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STENOGRAPHER

Experienced: between % and 80.
Group hospitalization; air cond. Of
nee; 5-day week; salary, $65 week.
SHAPIRO INC.
ell 18th st. NV. ME. S-1717
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sl1UATloNs-MEN 6 WOMEN

BUTLER AND COOK, white couple
prefer work in the country. Boz
1871, Star,
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ERGO

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
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REAL ESTATE
CAT T0HRT5AY

Two full time, two part time. Estab-
:, hshed firm. For Sc. area. We
will teach you the business. Call
c. D. MURPHY, REALTOR
LII. 4-6227 LII. 4-2253
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HELP-WoAAEN
MATTRESSES
SODA FOUNTAIN
GIRLS

Good working conditions. Company
benefits.
APPLY IN PERSON
HOWARD JOHNSON
Seven Corners, Falls Church, Va.
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COIORED

COLOREO
Real estate statesmen and women
Lucrative clientele: no experience
necessary. Earn while you learn,
AID. 4-7139. III
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Hundreds Of Other Items
A B G D CORP.

10. 2-5139, OF. 4-S756
Main yard, 1881 Jefferson Davis
huv ArHn0tnn Va III
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PRINTING EouIPMENr- -'

PRINTING EQUIPMENT
Whole or In part. Kelleys, Verticle,
c. & p. open. Model s Linotype.
foundry type and other equipment
operation. Call RE. 7-1317 between
8 and 5 except Sat. and Sun. la
RADIO HAM STATION, complete.
consisting Of Viking II U.f.o., match
box, &c. 34S. BIC. 221. D.B. 20,
Globe Champ. 8 B.R.. mobile an
tenna. meters. tubes. etc. WIN sell
separate. Call 10. 7-2S41.
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includes 2 eIectro-freeze machines,
large step-in refgr., donut machine
steel grill steamer for o1 franks cash s1
c. D. MURPHY, LU. 1927, LU A.
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BUILDING CONTRACTING
Garages, porches. gardens. drives
walks, brickwork of all kinds; f.
nancing assistance; plan and per-
mits furnished. Call MIR. RICH.
ARDSON. RIA. 3-4S33. IL
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Observation-Disclosures
Full or part time to sell the newest
type Of aluminium storm windows
- and aluminium awnings. These
products are in great demand and
;, you will be proud to sell them be-
cause o. tnelI nlsn 9uaity: Inere
an active man. Call DE 2-62S6 or
~ CO. 6-1117 for an appointment.
10
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- Real Estate Statesmen
Two live-wire men to sell new split
coInty opening saturday 0P Fuiiu time
job on project. Guaranteed salary.
III 2-14OO 10
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DINING ROOM GROUP. solid oak:
ext. table, 9 chairs and eFedenza.
10. 6-e921. III
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City Children Lose Inhibitions,
Gain Weight at Star Camps

and he got to be pretty good
at cracking the whip. He gave a
show in the mess hall after lunch
one day.
That, according to Charles
Proctor, director of Camp Good
will, gave him status" He be-
came more interested in other
camp activities, including hik-
ing, which he had disliked before
because his weight tired him.
He even discovered that SWIM
ming is fun, after fatty refusing
for days to go in the pool. He
passed his beginners test before
going back to the city.
You can't cure an obesity prob
lem like Walters in IL days
particularly since it may stem
from deep-rooted psychological
disturbance. But the c a nj p
changed his eating habits a lit
tle-toward vegetables and away
from starch.
Most of the campers weren't
troubled by overweight. They
were thin after years of poor
nutrition. Average weight gain
per camper per two week period
was 31a pounds.
A lot of other factors-the
healthy air, the activities, the
regular sleep and an unlimited
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By Fronk SortweII, Jr.
Stor Staff Correspondent

PRINCE WILLIAM FOREST
PARK. Va, Aug. 18.-Camps
Goodwill and Pleasant have fin
ished highly successful summer
Of giving fun and help to under
privileged children, thanks to
the generosity of Star readers.
To see the kind of good your
money did, look at one boy out
Of the 900 campers.
Walter came to the camp
from the Districts Junior Vii
lage. The child of a broken home,
he was a ward of the city.
AT II, Walter stood four feet,
nine inches tall and weighed
lat pounds.
His fairness led him to be
completely withdrawn from his
fellow campers-as he had been
from his fellows at the village.
In his years there. village work.
erS reported to the camp, they
had been unable to get any re-
Spouse from Walter. The camp
counselors weren't able to, either.
At least until the day Walter
picked up a piece of rope and
discovered he could make it
crack like a whip.
The leaders encouraged him,
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Virginia Democrats
Call Roanoke Farley
On Election Strategy
BY The A.soeiotsd Press

RICHMOND, Va. Aug. 49,
The Democratic State Central
Committee will meet in Roanoke
September IA to map plans for
the fall congressional campaign
In which the Democrats hope
to win back the three districts
lost to the Republicans in the
1852 Eisenhower campaign.
The meeting has been quietly
called and party officials have
made no public announcement.
It was disclosed yesterday that
State Senator Thomas II. Blan-
ton Of Bowling Green, State
Democratic chairman, had called
the meeting and State Treasurer
Jesse w. Dillon. party secretary,
had sent letters to committee
members last week.
The selection of Roanoke in
dicates the party leadership may
have taken a quickened interest
in the candidacy of Delegate
Robertson from Roanoke County,
winner in the Democratic pri-
mary for Congress.
Mr.. Robertson frequently is
not in agreement with the domi-
nant organization. It was re-
garded as problematical whether
the organization intended to
actively support the candidate in
opposition to incumbent Repub-
lican Representative Poff from
Radford or just go through the
motions Of backing the Demo-
cratic ticket.
In the 9th district, lower farm
and cattle prices and mine I'M
employment have been regarded
as factors that may become issues
in the Democratic effort to un-
seat Representative Wampler of
Bristol with Democrat Pat Jen-
nings Of Smyth County.
In the 10th, Democratic Dele
gate John Webb of Fairfax, q
freshman member Of the House
Of Delegates, Is attempting to
unseat Republican Joel T. Broy-
hill.
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the four-star rank of general
while chief Of Army field forces.
Three major generals who will
get three-star rank as lieuten.
ant generals are: Henry Irving
Hodes, new commanding gem
eral Of the VII Corps: John How
ell Collier. I Corps, and Charles
Edward Hart, v Corps.
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Boruch DiscIoses
Navigation Skill
In 'Copter Ride
BY the Associated Press

BROOKVILLE, N. Y, Aug. Is.
Bernard M. Baruch, who will
be 81 tomorrow, proved to be
q shasrp-eyed navigator yester-
day during his first helicopter
ride.
The financier and elder states
man few from La Guardia Air
port to the Long Island estate Of
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt for a
party opening a hospital benefit
drive by the Long Island industry
fund.
The pilot had trouble spotting
the Vanderbilt estate, however,
and circled the area.
Then Mr.. Baruch recognized
his own home below and guided
the pilot to the Vanderbilt house
5 miles away.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. c.
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 10 1854

motion list Of the session yester-
day.
The list now goes to the SEN
ate for expected quick confirma-
ton and includes 8.408 regular
Navy promotions in the grade
OF commander and below.
Topping the list is 1t. Gen.
John Ernest Dahlquist who gets
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supply Of milk-helped armor
their young bodies for the rigors
of an underpriviledged winter.
The two camps got together
yesterday for a fair complete
with hot dogs. craft exhibits and
games to wind up the season.
A special camp for children
with heart trouble - also sup
ported by Star readers-will take
over the site.
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Greeks Home From Prison

SALONIKA. Greece. Aug. Is.
=B.-The Greek liner Teti, car
rying 922 Greeks repatriated
from Romania. arrived here last
night. They are part Of the $500
being returned after being held
behind the Iron Curtain since
the end Of the Greek COM
munist guerrilla war in 1949
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Senate Votes Pension Ban
For Convicted Officials
BY the Associated Press

The Senate last night voted to
cut OF pensions for present OF
former members of Congress or
any other Federal officials con-
victed of crimes involving mis-
use of their Offices"
The action came during a con-
fused night session. It took the
form of Senate amendments to a
House bill intended to deprive
Alger Hiss, and other former
Government employes-but not
Congressmen-of pension bene-
fits,
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AdmiraIs, Generals
0Kd for Promotion
BY The As.oriniaci Pres.

New or additional stars for
more than 100 generals and adj
mirals won approval Of the Sem
ate Armed Services Committee
as 1t approved the longest pro-
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-14
Statehood People Told Partition Offers Best Chance

WASHINGTON, R- Hawaiian and Alaskan statehood delega- tions set out on their final pat rols of capitol corridors today in search of means to break the statehood stalemate.
 Both delegations had plans to return home today, but may post pone their departure until tomor- row.
 With their deadline nearing, AL askans still were hopeful of ob- taining an appointment with Bud get Director Rowland R. Hughes. The meeting was proposed yester- day after Undersecretary of the Interior Ralph Tudor told them the department had filed three re- ports on the Alaska statehood bill but that each had been rejected by the bureau.
 Members of both groups ar ranged to continue their indivi- dual meetings with members of Congress.
 The two delegations last night attended a reception given by the Matson Navigation Co. and a din- ner sponsored by the Alaskans.
 At the Interior Department, the Alaskans heard Undersecretary Tudor commend the suggestion of Alaska Gov Heintzleman that Alaska be partitioned and only the populated area be admitted to statehood.
 Tudor expressed the opinion that the partition proposal offered the ''best chance" of obtaining statehood for Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-14

LONDON, R-The worlds five leading atomic powers met in this H-bomb-wary capitol Thursday in quest of a pact ending the arms race and outlawing atomic and germ warfare.
 There were guarded hints from British and American informants that the Western nations, jointly or individually, might put fro ward revised proposals in a bid to break the years-long deadlock with Russia on the issues.
 The secret talks are under the auspices of the United Nations.
 The group is meeting as a sub- committee of the JUN. Disarma- ment Commission.
 Recent disclosures of effects of hydrogen bomb test explosions gave new urgency to the task facing the Russian and Western disarmament experts. Revelations stemming from US. tests in the Pacific touched off a chain reac- ton of nervousness in many parts of the globe and especially in this exposed island. This led the Churchill government to propose that new effort at control be made in London.
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-14
Gar Woods Twin-Hulled Unsuitable" Venturi Goes Down Tn Storm

MIAMI, Fla, R-The 'Unsink- able" tWin-hulled yacht Venturi lay in her watery grave off Great Isaac Light in the Bahamas today but Gar Wood, 73-year-old speed boat racer and builder, and eight others were safe.
 The 188-foot Venturi broke up in heavy seas while returning to Miami from a round trip to Mas sau yesterday but Wood, his sec retary, his Negro housekeeper and six crew members were rescued.
 Wood, who designed the 120-ton craft for use by the Army Air Force in 1914 and re-acquired it from the government five years later, the secretary and the house keeper, were brought to Miami last night. A Coast Guard heli- copter snatched them from a life boat wallowing in heavy seas about 65 miles east of Fort Lau- derdale, Fla.
 The others of the crew were picked up from small boats by fishing craft.
 "The Venturi was going 22 to 23 knots in deep water when we ran into a bad storm," Wood said.
 Some of the front streamlining on the bow, sort of an airlift, broke off and I knew we were in trouble"
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-14
Britain's Labor Party
 Gains 5O9 Commons Seats

LONDON, Britain's Labor party surged forward today with a net gain of 509 seats in returns from borough council elections in England and Wales. The Conser- vatives suffered a sharp setback, showing a net loss of 1885.
 There was a similar swing to the Labor party in borough cleo tionS held last week in Scotland.
 Prime Minister Churchill's Con- servative cabinet is scheduled to remain in office until the fall of 1856 unless CD it orders a new election or CD it is defeated in the House of Commons on a major issue.
The Nome nugget., 1954-05-14
Churchill Boards Royal Yacht To Accompany
 Queen Elizabeth Home

LONDON, R Prime Minister Churchill hurried from London this afternoon to accept a surprise invitation from Queen Elizabeth to join her on her triumphal jour ney the rest of the way home.
 The Prime Minister will go aboard the royal yacht Britannia off Southampton this evening, and will remain on it through the night as it completes its journey carrying the Queen through the English Channel at the mouth of the Thames. She is finishing an historic six month, round the world tour with her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh.
 As the Britannia moved majes- tically up the English Channel to- day escorted by 28 war ships and watched by thousands of Britons lining the shore, the Queen was on the bridge much of the time watching a huge naval and air display.