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Evening star., 1954-01-07


Women's and Misses
Dresses Reduced,
Now 500
We're 1925 and 1925
$50 taiIored end dFeSsy misses end won,-
ems dresses in many new fabVics, eeIors
end styles.
WGl-Budoet Dresses, 3rd Floor
-. olso Chevy Chose and Alexandria
NyIon Stockings
Greatly Reduced
Were Now
500 Peirs Of NyIon Stock
iNss at q big sovinos now.
Sizes 6h to u. Short, looto 69e
medium, long lengths In 3poir for
the group ----------- l.95 ZOO
WGL-HosIsry, lst Floor
Big Sovines Now
Underwear Reduced
Were Now
9 Cotton choIIis Dress.
length Peisnoi1 In dainty
florol print with lace and
ribbon tie at neekline. Size
~ Cotton Botists Dress
length Gowns trimmed
with pastel ribbons. Three
quarter length push-up
sleeve. Moize In medium
ond large sizes ---- 5.95 9.S5
J ShoFtiO Gowns in nylon
tricot, button-front style
with sheer ruffIe trim. Pink
In sAnoll size-- l2.e5 0.09
10 NyIon Tieet Shortis
coets, V-neck trimmed
with nyIon sheer, cop
sleeve. White, blue, pink,
in sizes small, medium,
large --------- l4.e5 1885
WGL-Underweor, 3rd Floor
Garter Belts,
Bros Reduced
IS Garter Belts end Bros
In royon sotn, nylon tof-
feto, cotton. Mostly white, SOTO
broken sizes 39S 900
WGL-Corsets and Bros, 5rd Floor
Big Sovings
Slips Reduced
Were Now
I6 Maternity Slips in oee-
tote and royon crepe,
wrop-bock style in white
and pink Sizes 81 to 3s 2.95 i.0S
9 Slips in ocetote and
royon toffeto, full fIore
skirt and toiIored top.
Sizes "a and 36 - 395 2.0S
II Slips in ocetote and
royon crepe with Ioce trim
and toiIored styles in black
and navy. Size 32 3o5 2.9S
10 Slips In oeetote and
royon toffeto. Toilored
style with slim skirts in
white or beige. Sizes SO
10 30 S.So S.0S
WGL-Costume Slips, 5rd Floor
Wonderful Buys for
Junior Misses
80 Evening Dresses, full or
woltz length, In nylon, net
or tulIe. White. blue, oquo, 1920 to 1898
green, red. Ito l5-39.e5 10 1898
so Rein Hots in jockey or
cIoche style Woter-repeI-
lent prints or plain eolors.
Medium, large ------ l.5o SOC
Wet-Junior Miss Apparel, 4th Floor
Dig SoVIn9S NoW
Glove Reductions
Were Now
800 Febric Gloves. dou-
Bile woven cotton and
double woven nyIon.
Shorties, 4-button and g.
button lengths. Hand ond
machine sewn. Black,
brown, navy, pink, oroy, 3.ooto
25o Leother Gloves In
eopeskin, doeskin and kid.
Shortie and puIl-on styles 5.oote
Black, white, novy-- 6e5 I.9y
so Sheer NyIoN Shorsis
Gloves. Brown, navy, 1855
white -------------- 400 ess
W6L-GIovss, Ist Floor
RinoIdo of DoIIos
24.5o and 34.5o
We're 1925 and 1925
Just 30 of these fineIy toiI
Evening star., 1954-01-07

Were Now
2.e5 i.SS
3.s5 2.9S
3.e5 ass
s.s5 s.ss
Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07

WGL-GIovss, lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-30
MOVING. PACKING STORAGE HOUSES ONFURNIsHED tceas)

A. p. MOyERS--Local, long distance
low as So hour. AID. 1850. 10
ARROW TRANSFER--We move 81
Job or hour 6 rooms. as low n
SGD. NO. 7-0844. DE. 2-O066. .--S
ALCONN moves local long dist. One.
bedrm: apt. $25; 2-bedrm. apt.
min. 10. a-7272. IA. 6-sss5. q
WHEN MOVING you want Il q don.
MOVING j TRANSFER SERVICE HzlaE
ARE YOU MOVING to California 81
to some other western slater Daily
service on household goods and
autos ct lower rates. JUDSON
.EOkWARDlNG. Ma. 8-4S52.
MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET q,
across the country: safe storage Il
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0l04. UNION STOR.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches Q speciality. s. L. MORRIS
Tu. 2-il50 or II. 6-2SS9.
MOVE By HTLL--faome or bus: shor,
or long notices: extra services, any
time: sensibly priced. LU. I-95O0
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
win accept surplus furniture as part
payment On your moving. storage;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-30
HOUSES FOR sAlE--hw.

BRIGHTWO0D, near Missouri ave-
Detached brick home with lv. rm..
din. rn., kit. and BATH ON 1st FL;
4 bedrnis. and bath on End a.; oil
heat, gear gar. Remarkable value
at $4,000 Ewes. phone Mr.. Owen,
RA. 3-5SS3. L. T. GRAVATTE,
Realtor, Ma S-O753.
CHEVY CHASE bedrms., den, rec.
rm.. ga baths. / yr. old: S6,G0o
cash. $500 mo. EN-. 2-0ll6 -39
CHEVY CHASE. ID. c.: S24.950--Lge
older nome; in good cond.; nice,
center hall. Nv. rm.. din. rm., KIT,
pantry; Ind floor. bedrms.. z real
nice baths, good closet space, stairs
to insulated Bird floor; lge. cedar
storage closet; fun bsmt., maid s
strset and ne,rhborhooa yo,, VII vii
like Excel financing BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326 until y
p.ul. -ev
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-30
HOUSES FURNISHED

D RMS, nicely furn.; 4 bedrms.;
car. 18th st. bus. M. 3-e56i. 81
1917 N. lockwood sT.-Four bed.
rms. liv. .rm.. 2 baths. 2 kits. recr
rW.. yard. everything furn. except
linens; reas: IA. S-53lS. %
CHEyERLY---Brick Colonial; = rms.
IA 5aths; COW. loc.; $3.50 mo. AP
47th ST. NV. Mr.. BRANDYwINE-
Avail. Sept. 8: 3 bedrms.. 4 closets
bath and shower: phone ext. on emo
A.; LIST A.. VI bath. 24-ft. Inv. rm
with Breakfast sP noof; linens Gn fm and s s
yer included: garage; inclosed yard;
may stay. Phone EN-. 2y5216. -
CHEVY CHASE, Md, 1918 Hunt ave
We'll furn. brick near Somerset
school. bedrrl1s., rec. RIM. ga baths
c faTsEf 49, p Ali s94s xttract3S S
furn.; rms: newly decorated: q
PENTAG0N OR ARL. HALL Is minis
-Rambler; lge. liy. rm., SIT. sec
sofa. TV, wall-to-wan rug. din. rm.
3 bedrms.. rs. den with rubber
foam sofa-bed; lge. kit. garbage
s sp od s:m ssy aS mSa.r nass siso hifb
1926 10th N.w.-Bargain. $140 mo
2h rs. 4 bedrms., 2 kits, 2 baths
Ice. closets. porch. AID. 4-4376..
ANACOSTIA So 6-rm. semidetachet
brick, fully furnished. Vacant. JOHN
=. SHELTON, Eealtor. 10. $4,000
46IS 9th ST. N.W.-Four bedrms
brick, gas h.. 2-car garage. schools
shop. transp.; $3.50 mo. Ia. O.
SILVER SPRINGS bedrooms, IN
baths. newly decorated; nicely fur.
nished: $3.50 mo. JU. S-10S6. I'D
new 5.rm. brick; 10
yd.; SI25. WA. 7-4909. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DOWNTOWN, 81 18th st. n.w.-Air-
cond:: excel, loo. for barber shop
beauty parlor, once or any business
G sk5e %G; sFokTs.o sseeiif-service mar.
ket. corner location. reas. rent,
good business. Cali OWNER. Ii,
THE iIs'i Mosr PROMINENT oUAR Sn
BLOCK, on. Cobb Island; an idea
g. snd C. only kh seis Ssa' aGrc IL az
ANTIQUE iiEsSHi N sdHoP, fully stocked. good
lease; reasonable. Box 461-X, Star
1924 COL. RID. N.W.-3 apis, 8 rms.
bath ca; lge kits, extra-lge. dry
bsmts.; park g cars. well furn
$II;2oso KS With $500 cash. s26 .o mo
FOR SALE-Pool room. Due to ILL
ness. must sacrifice; 4 tables; located
small Va. community. crossing $3.50
per mo. Call Lenah 5-2747. 800.
INVESTOR or partner with or with
out services in going auto sales and
service business. fully equipped, do
ing very , good BUS: Prime loo; our ur
GRO So. It. of a. sp. with Ga acres
parking for. used car lots. About to
close franchise for two pop. make
cars. Phone after 2 pm. King
DEIiCATEssEN-BEER-rn Ari' Va.
SSs Msn 10 asss p9sa very l sGS
sale. 1875 Wilson blvd. 81
BAKER PARTNER, good opportunity
for young man.. preferably with
small-shop experience. Please give
details, with reply, which will be
kept strictly conn. Box 1885. Star.
RESTAURANT BEER--Near NE. car
barns; seats 40; same owner IA yrs.
who built q $4,000 rest. In Md.
and cannot give his attention to this
business. Price only $500 with
$1,000 cash down. w. E. THRIFT.
exclusive. l411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
RESTAURANT. 1926 18th st. NV
Temporarily closed due to illness.
Owner must sacrifice this place for
Q total price Of 81 900 with $1,000
cash down. w. E. Thrift, Exclusive,
14ll Pa. ave. NV ma. s-s74Si
SANDWICH AND CARRY OUT SHOP
Near 18th and Columbia I'd. Seats
%; rent, $3.50 mo. Price only $4,000
with small cash down payment. w
e. THRIFT, Exclusive. 14l1 Pa. ave.
G n;Sc IA store sTokE, long estab. Be Beer;
$500 cash. Rent SIS with liyine
quarters. investigate. 1910 Consti-
tuition ave. ne. so
ESTABLISHED GROCERY STORE
Doing $4,000 VI. No competition
and exclusive clientele will keer
this one making money until the
SECURITY REAL ESTATE
MA. S-6744 RA. 8-0161
GROCERY WITH NO CREDIT
Doing S65. 900 q year with no de-
livery. Priced for quick sale to per-
living. Call now to inspect.
SECURITY REAL ESTATE
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APIS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


I-BEDRM. APT, SS7 so In Roch
Greek Park area. Bus at door.
Excep. lge. rms. beaut. decorated
JU. 5-6026 or ST. 3-0624. Ext. 81.
~
BETHEsDA-Liv. rm.. dinette. kitch-
schools. transp. ana si1opninr "a.
eiIit,es al, 4.os46 -
nr.r. I
kOCAViLLE--One pedrm. epfs.; Nv
rm.. dtnette. KIT. bath. screened
rear porcn; rsar scnoois an n SHOP
AfIs, AVAILABLE At COnUR TEE.
5l00 Defense hwys Bladensburg
Mo. Next schools and shopping cen.
Ter, ous STOP as door. WA. 7-276S
- so
CynAL Hills, screen APPS. at y g
j ssSn v BUS sp snops. 70: S-70SS. ~
SALNEk SfHANG--L0veN 2-Dedfm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-30
WHAT ARE YOU
LOOKING FOR?

If you need q new location for your
business. we have an ideal location
located in q thickly populated SIC.
community. State your terms TO
manager on project or call 10. q
1888.
Directions: Out Wheeler I'd. sc. to
rental rental s nc io7o w M' 81 E. 70
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/. APIS. uNFURNIsHEp-vA.

lARLINGT0N--Liv, rni., bedrm.. d.
neIte. kitchenettes bath. 2pd a.:
souits only. "a. 2-6s16.
A NOV. IL ao. Quinn nm, apts
ARI. .Westo ovc S ~, 1 o1t , r.,
IN, Ain aicnve hedrr ~. a ~;
bath: ample Closets; close to transp'
shop. and schools: $40. EN-. s.zasss;..
As bsd near an Msm Sss 6RridgMcs /,
st Ant IL Soo1oi ~ ~ - v.ii
ARI.INSGGiTioN ii Lee V.os corner apt: /
SS ssh eas y r Sins e Eis END en-
bides.; adults: S73. Jx. s-2s34 dSys
IA. o-0i3S ewes. go 40 :
|ARIINGTON N.-Two bedrms Nv
rm., dinette; walking distance ArI
transp iaundry fac o Oh sst Ief p sGGo
nssi s aSt mo r. lns Al sasIIisie:, Sc
REALLY IjNijSuSL,oooSSp,et ..cin5 a
entire ground floor and GARAGE In
owners new house. with wide porch
facing Potomac: 4 mi. south Of Alex,
with firepl. Q bedrms.. din. aicove,
modern Kit. utility rm.; S16O; no
young children. For appt., phone
SO 5.4473 Of 60. 5-79s2. 80
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS mas n few
and 3 bedrm. units ayailabie:
priced from $75. Sit. In cony. Alex:
6-min. drive from the Pentagon.
Phone TIE. 6-44OO or come 60 the
once In Adams BLDG. cor. Mt. var.
non ave. and Russell I'd.
$69.0O. ARh.-One pedrm,. liv. rm..
kit. and bath; heat incl: mr.. wash.
| and ARR blvd EM. 3-b67S days:
AN. En- s-g20s AYES $500 -
aa .Deeorm: s Hgs: newly decor; AVIAN.
T III 1ooS 10 utiis. anci' aaults.
TtWEn v yIfASa rprr .r.,r 80
ton-Beautifui one ana two bedroor
ants: room- Size dineffes, larSe iivA
ing and bedrooms. spscious closet.
piaysrounds: newly decorated; util-
ranf. ig9 rars sSi; MN. rsntegon;
Sfh ~ SS nsW ~ eASppX, ooUS
lARL-EycsYY ~ ~. sa,, 1A: o.USoa. 80
room ants. $40 80 Ia S0S. ufiis
except cleo: 10 minis. to D.. c.; mr.
Giene ro: 4Ol4 Columbia pike. II
,AnLiNGTUN, Columbia pike at Fred
1 nn,, 81. ,! Mtssgnona. Garaens-AvaL.
dinins rocsn cn MY s at;c nyang.
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OWNERs-TENANT HUNTaN{ mau.
easyl For suitable tenants. fyirn. 81
unfurn. apis. or houses, -. g, only.
call MANDELL. NE. Sr6416. 3
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BEAUTIFUL i AND i BEDROOM
APIS; large rooms. SIS so to $3.50
per mo-, including utilities. LIST
and Srd floors. he. 4-70I4. -3
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
EEACHFRONT LOT, 45-ft. frontage.
5oGt R fsD . ss e. so bach nes.
cial lot Of similar size on main hwy
within 10 miles Of d. G. 800 4th
st. s.w.. ST 3-970S. $50
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LIQUOR STORE

In fast-moving NV. section: low
rent; crosses $l05.000 q year; In
q neighborhood where business al
ways will be good. To see this, call
SECURITY REAL ESTATE
MA. SOFA RIA. 6-0l51
so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-30

lat HOLLY ST. N.W.--Det.. nicely
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z-bedrm
house; best location; attrsctiyeIy
Turn. garden; $17b mo. OIL 2-Ss29
sTL. SPRING. $3.50 11th aye.-2-6ed-
I'm. brick. semidet: gas A.; bsmt.
fenced I'd: conv, loo. HE. 4-6S76.
ES-BEDRM. BRICK. semidet. - Excel.
s spa All; plqpSation; 500 3 s.s mo. TINKLE
ARL., mr.. Pentagon--6 rms; det., p
story. house; fenced yard; SII0 mo.
ia. 5-2250, after pm. -5
ARL., close in---3 bedrIns.. full bsmt. !:
e cfsE schools b Iu nnS sNEa1 Rs. Just rsd
1898: ewes. IA. 2-2577. 81
tANNANDALE. VA rms, bath, and
fSsD dss. attic; iEe. lot: $50 mo. JE.
IRocKviLLEs bedrms.. liv. rm.. kis.,
VIII redec W. w. e SIasssn sfsei noon Sss.
ATTENTION MTLITARY--convsnient
Gardens: 3 bedrms.. FUN inil din. I rm.
| full bsmt. Avail. immed.; Sl25.
For appointment TO see. call co.
S-o222. WALKER = DUNLOP. INC.
a la 9-fm; frame nome
TN Gs.itc, Tgno. oSSSnnamn =. 5n IN
YnraY - 80. 80, 1890
q; sshcci snd Bug; recently Tsssc.:
onis DID. Call NO. 7-sSbu. --3O
Mr.. ARMY MAP PLANT---B-rm.
brick; built-in garaRe. OIL heat;
sir reel downtown cariine. Oh.
ATEx 80 h.a-,,. So, -. -
Sos ~ aa r ~ n nIns;;z eauAppeo Kills
NEap pRNTSc9Ny ssAx -.
Miis Run-a.SS1rn Ssar;Asf hr;cE
gas h.-w.h.. fenced yard, bsnst.:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-30

STRETCH YOUR DOLLAR--Just right
Tor living In an environment 30 nec-
essary for your children; near Coo
hdge High. and very. very low-priced.
Call me to inspect. Mr.. Guynn. EN-,
1924 1Ath St NV An A-00nk
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I-BEDRM. APT, $3.50 in Rock
Greek Park area. Bus at door.
Excep. lge. rms, beaut. decorated.
JU. 5-6026 or ST. 3-0624. Ext. 81.
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CoLoRED-VACANT
AZ w. ST. NV.
S050--DOWN

Owner must sell this newly decorated
home because Of Ill health. Your
chance to get Q good buy:
ST. 3-399l; Ewes, TU. 2-7l40
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CHEyY CHASE. p. q. - Charming
baths. comfortahl5 den. plus powder
rm. on LIST n; rec. rnf., n bath and
porch on lower. level. Located in
most convenient and Desirable
ss3. 500. can M. Richsrdsonns. 1 en-.
Wo. 6.7soo. :.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.--Coionial brick
In excel. cond. Close 10 stores.
schools. churches playground and
seseins p oschm snd Fntr slasssd
Ice. liv rm. with fireplace. din. rmi..
ktt. pantry. rear scr. porch LIST Il.
Ample storage space ON .3rd d. Full
asa ans ss cal Ea n e sss ssR' EasS
CLEVELAND PARK-Ccmfortab,e aid
frame home IN 3 fine neighborho
includes 1st-Ar. lavatory. 8 bed.
rms. and 3 baths for $21.50O.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l4ll:
GALLATIN ST., mr.. New Hampshire
ave-, 2-apt. brick. in peri. cond.
pst. ssrase. lovely lot, gas h.-w;h.
corr M. s-5sss. day S1 o. MINIS.
A HOME WITH INCOME possibilities.
Fine older brick semidet. home. Just
on Conn. ave.; with IL rms, 2M
1 natns, n Dupont Circle area. Priced
q $2S $50: call Mrs. Dawson, Wo.
9 9oal I'm MARSHALL WApLE CO..
CHOICE CORNER, 1880 Jefferson
say oD Ssa sv! Dsri RI SEQ
LIKE LIVING m A LOVELY PARK
ana yet only 10 motor min. from
DOWNTOWN; extraordinary circum-
stances may make Il possible for
new brick Colonial At A far below Ssat the
market: . masterpiece OF dne quail
Ivy. contains 10 big rms, % bed.
rms;) and 3h baths. Wonderful Sc.
s stSsio a 1 FSct pTly yssy On the east
$50. 300. May be sold only to an
approved purchaser. Full commits
sion.to cooperating brokers. FRANK
s 8. lpeasIILLIPs' DI. 7-14ll: ewes, IA.
5-RooM BRICK = Like new; gas
thi insn p yssy large los Near every
cash. OWNER. Ia. 9-7010. so
HAWTHORNE AREA---Handsome def.
brick. center hall, den and powder
rm. on list n; liv. with firepi., din,
rW. KIT; IND q. has 3 bedrms. and
patns: beautiful rec. rm. with bar.
maids rm. and bath; screened Nv
porch. slate roof. gas, air cond. n
neat, dishwasher and disposal. For
: apt. phone TIE. 6-2233 ewes. L, Il.
!. GRAVATTE. Realtor. MA. S-O753.
HOME AND INCOME--Downtown, Vie
cinity l4th. and r. I. ave. NV. 8
rms. Ia baths. newly decorated.
Ideal home for couple and about 6
rms. to rent for. income. Don't pass
this up. reasonably priced on terms.
Call Mr.. Shuman, DU. 1880. MAR
SHALL ]. WAPLE CO.. 1924 l4th st.
NV. AID. @-2005.
933 MASS. ave. NW.--Row brick
with 2 lge. rms, 2Is baths, full
bsmt. oil h.-w.h., ideal for rooming
pricsd under $4,000. make an ofier.
y..L TOOMEYs Jr.. Realtor. RE-.
7-627b. EN-. 3-S207. 80
NEW RAMBLER In Foxllali srea-Au
prick, finest quality; 2 hedrms., plus
den, full basement, built-in garage;
nice level shady lot, one short block
from bus and streetcar; 10 minutea
to downtown; $4,000. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; ewes, EN-.
STRETCH YOUR DOLLAR--Just right
Tor living In an environment 30 nec-
essary for your children; near Coo
ndge High. and very. very low-priced.
Call me to inspect. Mr.. Guynn. EN-.
3.7792. MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.,
1924 1Ath St NV An A-Qf0k
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dark, family pink cloud - curling
upward like heavy cigar smoke. He
turned in the water and looked aft.
Ellen was leaning against the taft
rail of the drowned schooner. Blood
was gushing from her right shoulder
where the spear, intended for bis
own heart, had grazed it. He lunged
toward her.
liz PUT his hand over the cut on
his wife's shoulder, but the blood
still spiraled upward in slender ten
drills. and the shark circled still
closer. The vague shapes above it
swan lower and became sharks, too.
George Palmer felt sweat - the
sweat of stark, elemental fear pour
ing from his pores. ;
He moved his face close to Ellen's.
Through the glass of their masks her
eyes were magnifed. They looked
straight into his, and what he saw
in them was the look of terror. He
raised his head, looked up again.
And now. he remembered Fanchon
saying, THE shark he Loce his meat
on top any old meat - most pref
erably bloody"
A thought flashed into his brain.
There's a chance = Just a chance! I
can gice him his meat on top!
Continued on next page
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superman = to Roger Harrison =

superman - to Roger Harrison
carrying his speargun.
Keeping one hand on the wheel,
Palmer waved. Roger was his dear
friend. He waved again as Harrison's
feet touched the deck just forward
ofthe low cabin house. He mumbled,
the words bubbling meaninglessly
through his mouthpiece. greeting
he had heard yachtsmen use. Glad
to see you aboard. old man! Glad to
see you aboard!"
HEFELr bitterly disappointed when
his dear friend, having disappeared
behind the deckhouse, did not re-
spond to his greeting. He felt tears
of sadness yelling up in his eyes,
Jogging his vision.
He shouldn't treat me like that"
ne Thought.
He blinked away the tears, saw
Roger Harrison appear again around
a corner of the deckhouse and the
shock of what he saw drove the
nitrogen narcosis from him as
quickly as it had come.
He was no longer superman sail
ing a drowned ghost ship through
unknown deeps. He was a rather
frail, stringbean of a lawyer in an
aqua lung making fool Of himself
behind the wheel of a sunken inter-
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island fishing schooner. And Roger
Harrison was a big, capable man
standing not over fifteen feet away
from him aiming the barbed point
of a steel spear squarely at his chest.
In the first quick second of real
ization George Palmer remembered
Harrison saying the afternoon be-
fore, I'N hare the gMn along tor
sharks, sure - OF to7 anything else /
might feel I had to shoot. He remem-
bered Ellen saying, He planned this
whole trip somehow to trap you - the
wGy he corners those fish he spears.
He felt utterly, completely help
less. He acted on sheer instinct. He
jumped, saw the six-foot spear pass
just beneath his feet. Quickly he
stepped to the rail and let himself
sink downward to the lower deck.
He wanted to find Ellen. to let her
know he had escaped the trap.
A DARKENING of the water above
him made him look up and for
second his blood froze. Slowly cir
cling scant yards away from him
was huge tapering body. blue-gray
with a white belly. and an enormous,
undressing slit Of a mouth. Above
it, were other shapes and they too
circled.
Then he saw. quite close by, a
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Lack Of Aid for Israel
Criticized by Morse
BY the Ass'oeiuted Press

Senator Morse. Independent.
Of Oregon sharply criticized adj
ministration policies in the
Middle East yesterday, saying
apparently some officials are
willing to +trade the freedom Of
the people Of Israel for Arabian
OIL"
The Senator took the floor to
criticize what he termed a mere
pittance" for Israel in the
foreign aid bill.
Senator Morse said the United
States and other free nations
had pledged safety and laid for
Palestine as a homeland for the
Jews after their persecution dur
ing World War II.
1--WE have never started to
fulfill our obligation to Israel, .
he said. adding that he had been
assured there was about $40 mil
lion for Israel in the bill al
though there is no specific
dollar item of aid" anywhere in
the bulky measure.
He said Israel now is "the
one beachhead of freedom in the
Middle East" and is surrounded
by economic feudaliSm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-04
u. 5. Asks U. n. Plan
10 Fight Aggression
BY the A.soeiated Press

UNITED NATIONS. N. T., Aug.
4.-The United States called
upon the United Nations today
to adopt a six-point plan to In
crease the participation Of U. N.
members in. any future action
against aggression.
The plan-in the form of a
declaration of principles--was
laid before the q. MS collective
measures committee by Delegate
James j. Wadsworth. It was de-
signed to correct difficulties en-
countered by the U. N. command
in Korea.
Some Of the points were SIM
pie reaffirmations Of previous
declarations in favor of the
widest possible participation. but
these two important principles
were added:
/. That all members of the
United Nations not only should
supply troops. when possible, but
should also help to provide sup.
plies and equipment to countries
wishing to take part.
2. That the U. N, should pro-
vide support for regional defense
organizations. such as the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization
and the proposed Southeast Asia
defense group. in the event those
agencies were required to take
collective action against an sg.
gresSor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-04
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity-Increas-
Ing cloudiness with scattered
showers beginning tonight or to-
morrow. Low tonight about Sc.
Maryland-Increasing cloudi-
ness with chance of scattered
showers beginning tonight or
tomorrow. Little change in
temperature. Low tonight 81
70.
Virginia Some cloudinesS
With scattered showers likely to-
night and tomorrow. Little
caange in temperature. Low
tonight 64-70.
notwithstanding gentle and
variable by tonight, mostly
southeast tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-04
BY the Associated Press


NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Jackie
Gleason, the comedian who suf-
fers many indignities on his .TV
program, returned today from
his first trip to Europe during
which he underwent an opera
ton, suffered food poisoning
and was attacked by an allergy.
when you leave the United
States you're camping out" the
rotund entertainer observed.
Mr.. Gleason spent nine days
in a Zurich. Switzerland, hos
pital where he was operated on
for adhesions.
He said he fell victim to food
poisoning in Rome after SAM
pling spaghetti which was "al-
most as good as in New York"
His face swelled up from an
allergy when he boarded the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-04
Hilton Outfoxed Him in StotIer
Chain Deal, Zeckendorf Says

us. He took the prize. While we
were dealing with the Statler
people at the directors level, Mr.,
Hilton went out and bought up
enough stock to get control"
The 735,000 shares obtained by
Mr.. Hilton in the multi-million-
dollar business battle with Mr..
Zeckendorf were purchased from
the Statler Foundation and va
rious trusts created by the chain
founder, Ellsworth M. Statler,
and four of his survivors.
Purchase of the Statler chain
puts Mr.. Hilton in control of two
of Washington's leading hotels.
the Statler at Sixteenth and K
streets NV, and the Mayf1ower,
which he bought several years
ago