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FARM o GARDEN Cont

LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
Top soil. soil manTrs snIrsr trees s1r 8 shrub 1S
4Eoa46. JE. 2-5s43. JE. s-oS7s.
VIRGIN TOPSOM. best quality. any
FLEMMiNG LANDSCAPE SERVICE.
LU. 1868. rs
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. trim
ming; d. c.. Md. Free est. MR..
CLAYTON. II. 3-3379 any time;
ROTH's AZALEA GARDENs-whole-
sale. retail; open daily. S211 Sligo
Greek pkwy., Takoma Park, Md.
cow MANURE. well rotted, $40 i5-
bu., $50 10-bu.. 81 5-bu.: deliv-
cred: topsoil. WA. 7-4593 ewes,
LANDSCAPE GARDENER-complete
mainterace. service; reas. rates for
summer months; l5 yrs: expe5;;
TOPSOIL, rich, dark loan, ideal for
SI3. delivered LO. 7-74S7. 80
RICH TOPSOIL, S-ton load. $50: 10
tons. S24 10. 1-277S. 27
BLUEGRASS SOD
Now is the time to sod. You lay II
and save: immed. delivery. BLUE
GRASS SOD NURSERY. LU. 2-49S0.
Tree Removal-Trimming
Top Soil and Yard Work
CALL JU. 5-7394
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ROOMS fURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ALEX.-Newly dec. 1st FIR. next
Apply 200 North Columbus st. XII.
SUITE-Beaut,. new. spotless for
group Of or 5; nightly or longer.
s minis D. c. ia. S-l502. -27
ARLINGTON-Gent pvt. rm.
with pvt. bath in new home: mr.
busline: avail. May l.: ia. 2-3311
Lovely home. Res. section. Excel.
tranSp; OL. 4-764O. -2S
Minis. D c.: beauti-
longer, 2go1 N. washington blvd.
1917 N. EDGEwooD. ARL.. va
Lovely rm., mr.. bus: liy: rm. privils..
ALEXANDRIA-Conv loc.; big beaut.
room with fireplace, bookshelves,
desk, semipvt. bath; / block to bus.
.as Men only TE; 6,6S39. 29.
Pvt. entr., cow. to transp. Call after
g pm: uN; 4-S27l. -29
ALEXANDRIA-Attr rm. Pleas
ant home: desirable location. Excel
lent bus service. TIE. 6-1792.
ARLINGTON - Wonderful bedroom
near Pentsgon. Ladies only. Call OF.
ALEXANDRIA-Attractive rm. next
bath in pvt. home. Excellent bus
tranSp. OV 3-4l54 20
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HAYWOOD
GARDENS
4101 HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
AVAILABLE MAY l

Just across the District line. | bus
fare, convenient to shopping center
and theater; excellent bus trans
rortation.
Nicely furn. apt. Reception hall,
lliv;. rm.. dinette bedrm.. kit. and
bath: Slo5. incl. utils.
Reception hall. liv. rm., dinette. o
bedrms.. kit. and bath: S124.20. incl
Plenty OF parking. lovely grounds.
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PRESIDENTIAL
GARDENS

CONVENIENT FOR ARMY
AND NAVY PERSONNEL
One or 2 bedroom suites at
less than hotel room prices,
Newly furn. in modern decor.
for complete housekeeping. Q
exposures with outside bal.
comics Secretarial service
Free parking
DRIVE OUT. SEE GLORIOUS
COURTS OF PIONEERING TREES
On request. we viii send
Illustrated information and
rate card to you or your
friends desiring reservations
ALSO uNFURN. APIS. AVAIL.
once on premises. Open
weekdays. 8 to o; sat. Q to 6;
Sun. 10 to s Minutes from
PentaEon. Navy Annex. down.
town washington. 3 buslines
Family Rates: Day. week. Month
DIRECTIONS. CALL II. e-A4oo
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APTs. FURNIsHED-D.c.

1888 N. II. AVE. N.W.-Front l.
5s%imenlSiv TOUm ems with private bath; s55
SfBA,sS9'hsEi SECTION, park loc.ESew
incl. china, silver. linens. etc; dress
ing rm., full bath. kit. refgr.. elev.,
laundry. storage. efficient. secretarial
service, SIPS. 1475 Euclid st. NV.
N.W.-Comtortably furnished liv.
room. bedrm.. kit. and bath: all
gtiIlSSG; . refined adults; 500. TU
1920 BiLTMoRE ST. NV, mr.. 18th
and sn1b coIumDia rd-Sedrm BEG NIL ,iv 1a Em
SCHUYLER ARMS, 1854 Columbia
I'd. n.w;-l-bedrm, unit avail; refs.
required DU. 7-S6S6. -2S
1G nietey z ST frG NEIBeaut iBe CLEAN dt21a sem.
eitSty eG75S wE iuffi Ii. 4!si7s afI lv' ss aGss5's
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL, 1888
18th ST NV: effic. apt. bed -liv. rm..
kit, bath, Day or wk. MA. 5000.
1877 MASS. AVE. N.w.-studio apt.
| other couple: S4S month. 30
GEORGETOWN-Two unusually de.
sirable vacancies in well-maintaincd
apt. BLDG. beautifully furn. and
assT ass faes Gift s0Oa easy parEns snd eNes
location and ,transp.; 500 O-S130
mo M MI ago r st, NV NO. 7-sass
GEoRSETroSWN-a-bedrm. lSaS apt. in
4s; tor aft. 1FaS g sO Ex ss57s Hs De- se ol9
1!,7 MERIDIAN PL. N.w.-EStire
floor, close to shopping and transp.
s2d "a ASp sSTIt' 'DEddIArrR4 Ii TTi46 Nw-BeaSSti- aS
fully firm and rONoft dl1n1ny
apt; twin beds: 2-3 girls; reduced
rent; avail. May l. LA. 6-525l.
aoOs WYOMING AVE. NV rms.
fsdsc ed ans sl1 Gstn mo * fs.r's s:sss 9ssn ans
NEAR 5th ST. N.W.-Attrac. . lge.
bedrms,. liv. rm,, modern kit bath,
lnsp. .9--4 daily. ia. a-742S. Us
SCI bedrm-. modern. washer. gar
disp.. twin beds. mr. everything; 500
CONN. AVE.-Studio apt; large. at
tracttve rm., mod kitchen. bath. lge,
closet; pvt. entrance. Wo. 6-5lo7,
6o4 End ST, S.E.-3 rms. and large
caTSRpKsh nG SfiEdKssn ave AVE n NV. f4@SS ss4-At:
tractive, newly dec. two bedrms., liv
rm.. kit, pvt. bath; adults: Sl25 mo
TAKoMA 4 ON A. PARK, D: Give rms rms.
yorking couple with CHILDREN pref.
REsHlT S11G per F,RS %S C6RSFR TA S295l apr Ssd.
trsnsp.; apt. bldg. IN. s-14S6 ol
sTTDfo TTi Ei1Gti APR. entire Sd fl. suitabl,
couple or single. Vic. Columbia rd
and 18th st. NV. WE. 5-63SS:
a.3O WISE AVE. N.w.-very mod
bldg with switchboard serv.. l bed
| rm.. liv. rm,. dinette, kit. and bath
! See Res. Mgr. on premises or cal
3. a HUMPHREYS. Realtors Ma
SCOTT cIR.-Lovely studio. new dec.
1881 Q s.. NV co: 5:gIs4, so
apt. bldg, ideal for 8 girls; conv
location; 500, incl utils. ia; Q.
eioo S ST. s.E.. Ant. eos-Isrg,
bedroom and living rm.. fully equip
/ kitchen. tiled bath in modern build.
ing. Nicely furnished. tastefully dec.
grated. all utilities included. S95 &
month. To be available May Is
JOHN F. DONOHoE & SONS. 3I4
Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00S4.
"I2I Fl ST. NV rms. kit. bath
in lSe. apt. bldg. S74. Elk. 3-4556
N.E.-3-rm. apt: newly dec. pvt
entr. utils. fuTn; conv. transp. sos
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-N.k.

3iO4 18th ST. N.E.-Large front
room. single or double: pvt. home,
conv. and reas. La. 6-S416. ---27s
COLORED-4OO5 MINNESOTA AVE.
- lge. front rms; mr.. transp.; 2
cples LU. 4-O499. -
COLOkED-Nicely furn. rm. next to
lge. closet, close transp., all home
privils.; lady pref: Sc per wk. Ii.
3-169S. II
COLORED, SINGLE RM.
For man. 81 per week. DE. 2-0905.
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ROOMS eURNlsHEp-s.e.-s.w

NEAR U. s. CAPITOL on East Capitol
st.-Nice lee. rm.; 81 per wk. IL. j.
Ol29; ewes. LII. 3-27S1.
S.E.-3 lge. rooms. unfurnished; re-
fgr.; 500 no., incl. utilities; ? furn..
S55 mo. incl. utils. LII. / -4047
COLORED-NEWLY decorated: new
furniture: share bath; for couple
or Sgle. Ii 1852. go
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Mr.. UNION STATION
Lge: dble. rm. and kitchenette. Elec.
refgr.. gas range, running water.
$12. 80 wk. Walking dist. down.
town. 20S E st. NV. EX. 3-lal5.
COLORED : 1913 CORCORAN ST
N.W.-Studio apt, 8 and 5: con-
Sisting Of one room with closet
kitchen. See janitor in basement
$40 mo-. elec. included. Ii. 6-5604
-2S
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CARLTON HOUSE

GERALDINE APIS.
4305 WHEELER RID. Sc.
/ 1-bedrm. apt. available.
$68.50, all utilities included.
In a modern apt. bldg; large
rooms; near bus transporta-
ton and shopping facilities.
See janitor on premises.
10. 2-4154.
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POULTRY. RABBITs AND EGGS

FEED POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks JAMES FEED STORE. 619
K st NV ME- S-0nS9
BEST QUALITY BABY CHICKS,
ducklings. and goslings. o. G. MAX
WELL, U. S. so. Lanham. Md,
WA. 1-l545. =
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TERRACE APIS.

TERRACE APTS.
3345 23rd ST. Sc.
Bachelor Apt. so
Newly ;T,., decorated Dc and s, al MattTsctivsly
liy. rm, bedrm.. modern shower. re-
frieerator. kit. cabinets and cooking
facilities. To Inspect see or call
Mrs. Hill, resident manager, Apt.
No. I, JO.e e2-Q290. rs
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FURNISHED
FURNISHED
FURNISHED

" 1C1N 1N4O11EO
FOR THE FIRST TIME WE CAN
NOW OFFER A COMPLETE SELEC-
TON OF 2-BEDRM. FURNISHED
APTS. ALL APIS. ARE FRONT
UNITS AND NEWLY DECORATED.
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3lO1 PENNA- AVE SE@

01U1 JENNA. AVE-. De.
Avail. May !, beautifully furn. efic.
apt Lee. hy. -bedrm;; full dinette
New Hotpoint refgr. WITH freezer
top, new stove. SS5 per mo-. incl
utils., laundry facils. Excel. loca ton.
conv: transp. No children or pets.
See lanltor for instruction. -26
GARDEN TYPE APT.-S.E.
, bedrms.. new mod. furniture; close
to Boiling Field Naval Res. Lab;
excel. transp.; S112.25 mo-, util
incl 10 3-4R34
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Attractive Rates Based on
.Length of Occupancy
Daily-Weekly-Monthly
Bright. clean. tastefully furnished
garden aptS;; some completely
EQUIPPED. incl. linens; dishes. TV
Out S: Capitol st. Q blocks over
D. G. line. turn left at Audrey lane
and follow signs to 30 winthrop
st. Open Monday through Sat. 90;
Sunday. II till 5; LO. 7-S1O0.
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CONGRESS PARK APIS.
1865 Savannah st. Sc.
OPEN MON. THROUGH SAT. 90
SUNDAY. IL TO )
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I TnIOEO al 9III. 10
OR. IF YOU HAVE YOUR CHII,-
DREN'S FURNITURE. FOR THE
EXTRA BEDRM. AT $1O6. rs, THE
ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE ALL
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D. c.

HAMPTON COURTS
2OI3 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, bath - $3.50
All Utilities Incl.-Elev. Bldg.
RES. MGR, NO. 7-1998
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1919 e. CAPITOL ST.-Newly dec
ora..ed 2-bedrm. .apts.; large rms.
snd yard; bus to front door: $40. 80.
INGTON & SON. MA. S-3326; Ii.
4-7S42. -oS
Mr.. KEY BRIDGE, new l and .
bedrms.. conv. GEORGETOWN. Fl. Myer.
Pentagon; parking. shopping: adults:
medium rent. JA. S-1l33. 80
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-D. G.
$64.5O with. Am Utils.

Cow. Sc. loc. 8 rms, kit, dinette
and bath. Newly dec. Apply 4413I
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18th Mr.. COL. RID. N.w.-s rms,
couple pref. no. 2-So76. @3
18th AND MISSOURI AVE. NV
bdrms.. liy; rm.. dinette. kit and
PHRIES. Realtors. MA. S-5O20. I27
1850 21th ST. SE.-2 bedrms., liv.
rm.. dinette. ki.; and bath. excel.
closet space; $3.50 per mo. incl,
Ntilsi w s.ER6;oaA. 3; 4. HUMPHREYS. Realtors'
/ lss4-ss' ga s'!aEi 18Th ST. s.E.-Bedrm.. liv.
rm.. kit, bath. S5S-$60 plus utils.
&. coNNskE. M MRE. 2SYt 7-ssis oAASshS Mss
l408 YOUNG ST: S.E.-Bedrm.. liv.
t5ss1: t6ssE:r!l II; kr: aSsS!i ssSsis! CHARLES gs &
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st
rm Kit. bath. EN- s-s077. ST -as
GEORGETOWN = -Dedrm apis on
one Of Georgetowp's best residential
streets Sls11s,. Modern kits and ba baths
ia ss7nn EYES ives ~ rSus s.295c ~
UPPER NV. nr. Takoma Park
lge 2-bedrm. apt, in modern apt.
bldg; lst floor; conv. shopping and
trsnsp; S99,50: utils. incl. RA; B.
FIELD vIC.-unusaslly
llgei 2-bedrm, apt. 1st a; S93; utils.
come. Apply 1l12 Savannah st. Sc.
or call 10. 2-7255 or JU. 9-5298.
41ea 4th ST. s.E.-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
StiYs Sinstte' kit Gsh e1th; 500 mo; Ply. pans
$50 PER MO. for a spacious corner
med. apt. consisting of liv. rm 1
bedrm.. dining space. fully equip.
kit. and mod bath. II you will handle
some minor duties. Vic. Of Eidge
Re, and p St; Sc; JOHN F. DoNo-
H8E 7Ss TES32s + SS3ss' AVE- VI sieqs4: sEA, .,.drm
apt. S74 incl. utiis.: immed. occu-
400 TEXAS Al AVE. Sc s.E.-2-bedrm.
apt. $3.50, Incl. utiis.: immed. oc-
cupancy. Call LU. 1881.
DUPLEX APT; bedrm.. liv. rm.,
Stne1ss; Sep @o kIt H. bath a1a4s back porch: So
iently located apartment consisting
Of living room. bedroom, hall.
kitchen. bath and rear porch: heat
included: only $50 so. Key with
ianitor, 30s z: Cap; St. JOHN F.
DeNIH9E s'e'l III 3EoSss q SONS s14 Penna. ave.
ST. Sc. 1900 blockELiv.
rm. bedrm., kit. and bath: ali utils.
incl; $50 per mo. To inspect cali
BOSS Il PHELPS, INC. Ma. $4,000.
1919 &. CAPITOL sT.-Newiy dec
ora;ed 2-bedrm. apts.;, large rms.
Key II Apt. ): GEoRGE" "' 7: WORTH. Z iSiIT.
INGToN 1STTooN & SON. MA. s-3326; Ii.
Mr.. KEY BRIDGE. new l and and .
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1900 INGRAHAM ST. NV. 3 lge
rms. and BATH, beautifully furn.
Sleeping Accommodations fer 3 or
I. JOLLES & SENNFtT CO.. DI.
! 500 MONROE ST. NV. beautifully
furnished 1-room and Pvt bath
unit; S61 so mo-. includes all util-
tiles. See MAN aGER i'll Apt. 3. DI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
SEATO Is Attacked
In Indian Parliament

NEW DELHI, India, Aug. 20
R.-India's chief United Ma
tions delegate, v. X. Krishna
Menon, attacked the United
States-proposed Southeast Asia
Treaty Organization in Parlia-
ment yesterday as % modern
version of a protectorate. de-
signed to defend an area against
its will"
In the strongest Indian blast
yet at Seato, Mr.. Menon told
the upper house it cannot by
any stretch of the imagination
come under the United Nations
charter"
The charter permits regional
organizations" he said in a for
eign affairs debate. This is an
organization Of outsiders trying
to protect a region
Prime Minister Nehru himself
wound up the debate. He de-
scribed the Manila meeting as
unfortunate at q time when we
must be careful and cautious In
Indo-C China"
After the debate. MFR. Nehru
had to intervene personally to
defeat a Communist backed
resolution calling on. the gov
eminent to convene q meeting
of national leaders to discuss
1.-The situation" arising out of
United States arms aid to Paki-
stan. He said he considered the
move unnecessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
Comdr. Earl Gordon,
Naval Legal Officer

Comdr. Earle C. Gordon, jr.,
A. who was with the Office of
the Judge Advocate General
here until last year. died last
Sunday of a heart attack in Key
West, Fla, where he was naval
base legal officer.
Comdr. Gordon had served in
Washington as head Of the In
vestigations Board and as ap-
pellate Government counsel UNI
til he went to the Key West
Naval Base in June, 1858.
Born in Canaan, N. H., he
was graduated from Dartmouth
and Boston University School of
Law. He formerly practiced law
at Lebanon, N. H., and was
Municipal Court justice in Han
over, N. H.
He was commissioned a lieu
tenant in the Naval Reserve in
1912 and a lieutenant command
er in the regular Navy in 1947.
He was assistant legal officer on
the staff, commander of Mari
anas Area, Guam, until 1949 and
afterward was in the legal Office
in Seattle, Wash.
Survivors are his widow, Char
lotte Evans Gordon; three chill
dren, William, 13; Sally, II, and
George, 2.
Services will be held Monday
at the Key West Naval Base. He
will be buried in Arlington Gem
etery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
Philip Marin, Sr.,77,
Dies; Soldiers Home
Retired Engineer

Philip Martin, ST., n, who re-
tired as supervising engineer of
Soldiers Home in 1948. died
here Thursday. He lived at 500
Randolph street NV.
Born in England, the son Of
John and Cecilia Barber Mar
tin, he came to Braddock. Pa.
as a small boy.
Mr.. Martin was with the Car
negie Steel Co. of Braddock and
the Westinghouse Machine and
Manufacturing Co. in East Pitts
burg where he did experimental
work on turbines with George
Westinghouse.
Was Munitions Expert.
In 1908 he worked for the
Firth Sterling Steel Co. where
Boiling Air Force Base is now
located. AS amunitions expert
he was with the Washington
Steel and Ordnance Co. during
World War I. Afterwards he
was training officer for the Vet.
Ierans Bureau in its Pennsylvania
Regional Offices.
Mr.. Martin was appointed
supervising engineer and inspec-
tor of Soldiers Home in 1926.
He and his wife Mrs. Emma
Herman Martin. celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary No
vember 30. 1949.
Served With ID. C. Guard.
Mr.. Martin had served with
the District National Guard Sig
nal Corps. He was a 50-year
member of Valley Masonic Lodge
in Turtle Greek. Pa. and a mem
Der Of Albert Pike Consistory
here. Syria Temple at Pitts
burgh, Universal Craftsm e n
Council Of Engineers and the
Superintendant's Association of
Washington.
Survivors are his widow; a
sister, Mrs. Jane M. Timmis,
East McKeesport, Pa: three
daughters, Mrs. Lydia M. Pugh,
of Soldiers Home. Miss Cecilia
B. (Jackie) Martin, photo branch
chief of the United States In
formation Agency in Paris; Mrs.
Lillian B. Clements. 10 Thir-
teenth street Sc: a son, Philip,
jr.. Route 3, Rockville, Md, pres
ident of the International Mo-
ton Picture Corp. and five
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 4 pm.
tomorrow at Hines funeral home,
2901 Fourteenth street NV.
Burial will be private.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
Charles Harley, "a,
Agriculture Expert
For U. 5. IS Years

Charles Pinkney Hartley. "a.
retired Agriculture Department
botanist. died yesterday in a
hospital here. He lived at 1920
Center street NV.
Mr.. Hartley began his IS
years service with the Agricul-
ture Department in 1899 as as
sistant horticulturist. From
1906 to 1880 he was chief plant
Psychologist in charge Of cereal
Investigations. For three years
before he retired he was agro-
nomist and agricultural engineer
with the department In its corn
borer eradication program at
Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. Hartley had written nu-
merous books and scientific pub
locations in English, French and
Spanish on corn breeding and
hybridization, cereal inbreeding,
cross polarization and foreign
plant introduction. He was also
the author Of a research treatise
on the tobacco mosaic virus dis
ease.
Born in Osgood, Ind, Mn
Hartley received his bachelor
and master Of science degrees
from Kansas State Agricultural
College.
He was q member Of Lebanon
Masonic Lodge, American Men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
Two u. S. Ships Pioneer New Northwest PASSAGE
ny iks Assceiussd Press

Two Government icebreakers
have pioneered q northwest
passage" cutting through q
frozen barrier on the shortest
all-water route linking the At
lantic and Pacific Oceans.
A longer route through the
vast ice fields north OF the
Arctic Circle sought by ex-
plorers since the days Of Co
lumbus-was navigated In 1906.
Although the United States
ships didn't make the complete
passage from one ocean to the
other. they plowed their way
through the only major obstacle
to such q trip.
Push Through Strait.
Announcement Of the historic
voyages was made yesterday by
the Navy. It, said the Navy ice
breaker Burton Island and the
Coast Guards North Wind were
the first to push their way
through Mcclure Strait, connect
ing the Arctic Ocean and Wis
count Melville Sound.
This strait. lying between Mel
vile and Banks Island in Cam
ada's Northwest Territory. previ-
ously has blocked the most di-
rect water passage across the
roof of the world.
The new route is choked with
heavy ice foes and will have no
commercial value. But it does
make a significant achievement
for science and exploration
and. doubtless. for military au-
thorities concerned with that
part Of the Western Hemisphere
closest to Soviet Russia.
Passage through the strait
from east to west was made
August 11-16 by the Burton Is
land. The North Wind went
through west to east August 49,
81. The two vessels left San
Diego early in July and expect
to complete their cruises late
next month.
Three Year Voyage.
The first water passage north
Of Canada was made via a differ
emit route by Capt. Road Amund-
sen, the Norwegian explorer. His
voyage. including exploratory
stopovers, took more than three
years and was completed 48
years ago.
This months successful at
tempt was aided by better than
normal ice conditions. the Navy
reported, Polar ice foes on the
southern side Of the strait were
from 4 to 8 feet thick. Ice along
the northern edge ranged from
6 to 10 feet in thickness.
The Burton Island is COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
Charles Apologize,
Retired Army Major

Army Maj. Charles o. Apple
gate. 43. formerly stationed at
Arlington Hall, died yesterday at
Fort Belvoir Hospital. He was
retired June 80. 1853. because of
i'll health. He lived at 3709
Gunston road, Alexandria.
Maj. Apologize was stationed
in Tokyo with the Signal Corps
from 1913 to 1852 and was first
master of the Masonic Blue
Lodge there and ex-grand lodge
officer. He conferred the SD
degree Masonic rites on Gen.
Matthew B. Ridgway in Tokyo.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Virginia Corse Apologize; his
mother, Mrs. Iva Thomas Apple
gate, Miami. and a sister, Mrs.
John w. Lee III, Hawaii.
Services will be held at 10 am.
Wednesday at Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28

manded by Comdr. Everett Trio
key. formerly Of Arlington. Va.
The North Winds commander is
Capt. william L. Mahoney of
Bayside. Long Island. N. Y.
Cabot Reached Labrador.
Just five years after Columbus
discovered the new world" the
Englishman John Cabot tried
to get around 1t and reach Asia
by sailing west from Europe. He
got as far as the coast of Labra-
dor. Jacques Cartier, the
Frenchman. thought he found
the route in 1884 but was many
miles in error. He sailed up the
st. Lawrence River as far as
the rapids beyond Montreal.
Other attempts included those
by Martin Frobisher, Sir Francis
Drake and Henry Hudson. Be-
fore the middle of the 18th CEN
fury, however, the quest was all
but abandoned. Capt. James
Cook, the English naval officer,
renewed the hunt in 1778 but
was thwarted by a wall of arctic
ice rising IL feet above the
water and stretching as far as
the eye could see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28

BURNS. DIR. WILLIAM PATRICK. In
PxTR1cK f sRSs Of .b Pr WILLIAM
ntversary.
Mercifui Jesus. grant him eternal rest.
To live, in the hearts of those who
HIS lG Iov nv Is s Isl K di BESSIE.
CALLAHAN, JOHN A. In memory Of
A. CALLAHAN, who died three years
ago. August 90, 1851.
Hl M1r @.'; as q g eHi MIKE
Of my wife, ARNETTA DADE CARUSO.
today.
More and more each day I miss her,
Friends may think the wound is
But they little know the sorrow
Lying vit nov1S ~ f H1sbA ssDesa!sd'
HEALY. DENNIS LEO. sR. In iovine
memory Of our dear father DENNIS
ago today.
In afa5s' n 3 \ . asS rz Eth VS.
Of our dear friend, ROBERT j.
We tca.y who r passed away one year
Deep in our hearts is q picture
or q loved one laid to rest:
In memory's frame We shall keen It,
Because you were one Of the best
Loving and kind in all your ways.
UPRIGHT and just to the end Of your
days:
Sincere and kind in heart and mind,
What a beautiful memory he left
Gone is the face we@loyed 30 dear
Silent Is the voice we loved to hear
Too far away for sight or speech,
But not too far for thouEhts to reach
Sweet to remember, he who once va,
here.
And who. though absent In iust q,
LITTLE ENMrTTE HUNT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
British Shun Pledge
To Fight if SEAT0
Nation Is Attacked

LONDON. Aug. 28.-Prime
Minister Churchill's cabinet yes
terday rejected. proposals that
members Of the projected South
east Asian Treaty Organization
be bound automatically to fight
for any partner nation that was
attacked.
Such a commitment was pro-
posed by Thailand and the
Philippines in diplomatic, ex-
changes among the eight pros
pective SEATO members. This
would be about as strong as the
pledge that binds the IA North
Atlantic pact partners.
Informed officials reported
after a 21a-hour cabinet meeting
that Britain will accept q COM
mitment binding each SEATO
nation to regard, an attack on
one as a threat to the security
of all. Consultations-and not
automatic military action
would follow. .
Sir Winston called the emery
ency session of his ministers in
preparation for two main diplo-
matte events:
/. The crisis that will face the
allies if France finally rejects
the six-nation European Defense
Community treaty.
2. The Manila Conference Sep
TENDER 6 called to set up SEATO.
It is to be attended by Britain,
France, the United States, Aus
tralia, New Zealand, the Philip
pines, Thailand and Pakistan.
The officials said Britain will
enter the Manila talks deter
mined to press for constructive.
unhurried approach to all the
problems relating to security in
Southeast Asia and the Western
Pacific.