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Evening star., 1954-12-12
World Circus Festival

II plans materialize, Berlin
viii be the scene Of. an inter-
national festival during 1855 that
should make children Of all ages
flock to the city. It's a World
Circus Festival, in which cir
cuses from France, Spain, the
Netherlands, Denmark. Sweden
and Italy have been invited To
join leading German circuSes.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Thousands Guther at San Diego
To See Gruy Whales Parade South

Spanish Lighthouse which served
ships using the San Diego Har-
Dor from 1855 to 1891. No
longer in uss as 4 lighthouse, The
building houses q museum and
gift shop. Its light tower. used
now as q visitors gallery. Is
reached by winding stairs.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Gemon Agency Arrunqes Hunts Anywhere in World

cluded in the blanket fee estab-
lished in part by the animal
sought.
He goes so far as to guaran-
tee the good sportsmanship Of
all clients, and he boasts that
his trust has never been mis-
placed.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Itulion Line Increases
Berth Space SO Pct.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
The Italian Line will have
about so per cent more berths
available next year than in 1858.
The line has scheduled 55
bound trips between North Amer
ican and Mediterranean ports
next year.
Evening star., 1954-12-12

RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Evening star., 1954-04-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN '53 cosmop. black sport
ss.$oSoI. SIei HE. zs zzssssss1lN after I . pm: '''
LINCOLN 1919 4-dr. sport sedan;
one-owner car. Must be seen to
appreciate. Special today. only $695.
CROWN MOTOR CO. 5O33 Wis
, sSpsln eSGn1 ave; EN-, 2.66o4, - III e.aan.
tires; d todays Ia $ otsaaf best valae M only only sass.
no money down. CROWN MOTOR
CO; 5033 Wisconsin ave-. EN-.
1e4s Cosmopolitan 4;dr,; /;
Windsor Park Hotel. 23oo Conn.
LINCOLN M; \ 1853 Cosmopolitan a-door
hard top; r. and. h.. white and
black, power steering and and brakes.
900 miles. JE. 1890. -e1
MERCURY 80 2-ooor sedan; Mere
executive executive: 9 S@95 Gown Gown E1cHBERG
ApTo SALES, .ll 1909 Wis, ave NV
MERCURY 81 cd, Merc-o-Matic
sparkling lst BLACK; s;ss! Ss95; 70 sIGo I'u
ave. ne: no: 2-97Sl. 10
MERCURY So Mercomatic 4-dr.:
everything fitted: depsrting diplo-
mat must sell to best offer. Phone
MERCURY 1851 club coupe: beauti-
ful blue finish, with all accessories.
including Mercomatic transmission
and white.wall tires; S9a5. FRANK
SMALL. JR.. INC. $500 Pa. ave.
S.e.. IN. 2-9S21. -16
MERCURY 1851 Monterey. This one
has to be seen: beautiful green
leather interior with matching green
carpets. radio heater and auto.
trans: 81 O95. FRANK SMALL, JR:.
INC 5000 Pa. ave. s.e.. Lu. 2-9S27.
MERCURY Al 4-dr.: orig black I'm
lsh: heater. seat covers; Sla2:
A9DS3M caRys1 "a Es s139 49, sI4DashhksHii spo eaeh ali
S. down. WO. 6-97SS. 16*.
MERCURY l94s convertible: fully
S4a5 PENNEY MOTORS. 1890 r; 1.
ave. ne, LA. $4,000. -lo
Evening star., 1954-04-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1853 hardtop coupe: p
tone blue: Merc-o Matte drive.
heater, Wv. tires; only 5000 mi
diplomat leaving; $3.50. oAD.
MERCURY so 4-dr. sedan; Merc-O-
Matte drive. r. and h.. 2-tone paint:
low-mileage car, in immaculate
cond.; going today only. for S1,395.
low down payment. CROWN MO-
TOR CO.. 5O33 Wis. ave-. EN-
1851 club coupe: black.
r. and h., overdrive: cleanest one
in town; cared-for car for a care
full buyer: emo. or 6,O00.mile
MOTOR co. tFordj:. Col: pike and
N Fillmore ST.. Arl.. Va. ia. 7-S310.
MERCURY 1853 Custom 4-door sedan
de luxe: light blue finish matched
with harmonizing 2-tone interior:
super radio and de luxe heater and
defrosters. turn signals, back-upI
lights and many other accessories:
standard transmission for tops in
economical and service ability; al
low-mileage. l-owner. car which
priced at % only 81 .es5. oIMsTEAp
MOTOR CO.. N. virginia's Largest
Oldsmobile Dealer, 1000 Wilson
blvd. Arl. ia. 7-S400.
NJ. G. Mark-Il 1858: Al. superb per-
formance; never over $500 rpm,
through gears, excel. cond.. sacrifice
for immed sale. Phone IA. 5-5T6S.
MORRIS convertibles: 3 so and ,51
to choose from. JACK PRY. 14th
and NV. since 1893.
Evening star., 1954-04-16
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

FORD $50 Customline Tudor. sedan;
ish, at only SLAB. BREWER MO-
TORS; TOE INS INSo Gil Wis. ave. ,a NV.
FCR6 MH 95s0sg 95s customline. FOrdOr sedan;
as@ q0rdoma11IS q anIS s4ss ana BREWER FER no aee
TORS; INC. NC 51Il Wis. ave nv
FSR6 %4 eilSss !5s crestline victoria: daS driven
oniy. IFS as good as new. Stun
ming 2-tone green and ivory with
matching interior, In showroom con-
IFordl, iii 18th st. NV. DI.
FRAZER ls47 4-dr. sedan: r.. h, re-
Gently overhauled. excel: rubber very
MoToRs. SIo1sdss.e De soSt;o-PPiymo1th. fiji
East-West hwy. Silver Sp.. Md. JU.
9-I434. Open It'll 9 pm.
HENRY J. 81 2-door; heater and
seat covers; good cond.; S435: writ
ten ten sgar, arR TRIANGLE nm MoIoRs' o1Sa6s
henry J. 81; an exceptional value
in late-model Transportation; good
to sell quickly at only $3.50 KEN
YON-PECK CHEVROLET. 3140 Lee
ewyii ey.niinrs Arl t,I Va a:gs "a. s-sooe' 9sen
HENRY J. 81 de- luxe e-dr.: /
owner; new tires, immac. through
WILLIAMS BUICK. R. I. ave. at
HUDSON Il 1854 s;si Hornet red and black
twin H power, power brakes. auto
matte transm.; new-car cond., 3.400
miles Due to military service this
car must be sold. No reasonable
HuDsSN Hifs5eSN "a ~ dr,: 7d4?"1 +. and h. Mls ex-
cellent transportation; S495: 30
DAY guarantee, HILL & SANDERS,
Wash, S Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
JAGuARsi SO roadster. Gi 81 Marx v
VII. JACK JACK PRY. 14th and P NV
JEEP Al: 4-wheel drive, 5000. Apply
f6l" Que st. Sc, LU. 4-1Sl6. lis
KAISER 1850; radio and heater. No
FORD. 5120 wis. ave. NV, WO.
f-2n00. Open evenings till ..
KAISER so 4-door sedan: r. and h.,
s4s5i s4siaf' NILSSON SESs5 '0ns rhoMPsos dsfsE 4
Chrysler- Plymouth Dealer. 7227
wis: ave Bethesda. OIL 2-2615.
hAASEh ~ 4-or.: r. and n, new
tires, very good cond.: secrifice. Sl45
fun price. OTHO WILLIAMS BUICK.
r. I. ave. at Goth st. ne.
KAISER 1949 Special de luxe: beaut.
cond.; sacrifice, S335, terms. S35
down. ROPER" 18th and r. l. ne.
LINCOLN 1854 Capri: brand-new;
no mileage; must sacrifice; worth
$1,000. Make an offer. MR.. KRAFT.
JE. 3-l849; ewes. IA. $4,000. is
Evening star., 1954-04-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

nj. G.s l951-1953: large selection
starting at SS65. Also other foreign
makes to select from. MANHATTAN
AUTO. INC. (Kaiser-Willys and
foreign carsl, 9TH and r SITS. NV.
NO. 7-2700. Established 1914.
MORRIS 81 o-dr.: radio and heater;
exceptionally clean: same body style
as 1884 model sale price. S595.
Also Morris Minor 81 4-dr..: low
luggage rack. MANHATTAN AUTO.
INC tKaiser-W WHY'S and foreign
carsl, 18th and r sts. NV. NO
7-2700. Established 1914 with
branch salesroom for Austin Healey
sport car and Austin of ENGLAND at
1910 King ST., Alexandria. Va. go
MORRIS 1854 fnewl 2-dr.. delivered
QesS heater. 81 AS: NJ. G. (newl,
delivered S1.995: Austin new A.
dr.. S1.195: also several demon
stratorS available. MANHATTAN
AUTO. INC tKaiser- -Willys and for
eign carsl. 18th and r SITS. NV, NO
7-2700. Established 1914 with
branch safesroom for Austin Healey
sport car and Austin of England at
1910 King st Alexandria. Va 30
NASH l949 900" 2-door: beautiful
2-tone green finish; complete motor
overhaul; good tires: guaranteed:
S345; Call BOB VIA. Manager. IE.
3 1000. ia
Evening star., 1954-04-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1851 Custom Rambler Convert
ible: with overdrive; sharp Biscayne
blue finish: new-car cond: S795.
WASHINGTON MOTOR CO.. 119
New York ave. ne. RE. 7-4056.
--l6
NASH 40 Ambassador 6 cyl. 4-dr.
heater: special this week end; SIPS.
Your Packard headquarters, CAP
Silver Spring. JU. $4,000. Open 10
til 4 Sun. -lS
NASH 1910 LAFAYETTE coupe: T. g. h.
Sl25 or best offer. RE. 5-z993
lis
Evening star., 1954-04-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1852 Statesman 4-dr. sedan
Harvard maroon finish. Equip.
weather eye. foam cushions, bed
A very low mileage car gives you q
NayH shTld5y ARHNoroN 1qS tos coRsE alE S. ssS sn
Of Key Bridge, Arlington. Va. ia
$1,000. -16
NASH I949 Ambassador 4-dr.: r. and
h.. 3D.; excel. cond.; price, $500.
e617 n: Sycamore ST., Arl., Va.
NASH 1850 Statesman 4-door sedan:
beautiful 2-tone finish. heater. foam
cushions, plastic seat covers; ex-
cellent mechanical condition; low
MILEAGE: immaculate inside and
VIA Manager. JE. $4,000. -l6
NASH 1851 Ambassador sedan;
beautiful 2-tone finish. HYDRA Matte
drive. heater. foam cushions; "a
900 miles: one owner; immaculate
inside and out; guaranteed. Call
BOB VIA. Manager. JE. 3-30n0.
NASH 1850 Rambler Convertible Gus
tom, finest condition: $685.. Terms
ROPER, 18th d r. /. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1954-04-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1851 Ambassador 2-dr. sedan:
2-tone grey. equipped. radio, weather
eve. overdr.. direct. signals: q low
mileage. car for. dependable service
Our price. 1855. NASH ARLING-
TON CORP. So. end of Key Bridge.
Arlington. Va. IA 5000. -16
NASH Ramblers. sos, Sis, 5os and
53S: convertibles. hardtops, station
wagons. Several to choose from;
guaranteed. Call BOB VIA. Man
ager. JE. $4,000. -16
NASH STATESMAN 1851 2-dr,
sedan, 2-tone green. equipped,
radio, weather eye. overdr.. direct.
signals. bed. seat covers. Extra
sharp on performance and economy
with that Flying Scot engine. Only
S1.795.. NASH ARLINGTON CORP,
So. end of Key Bridge. Arlington,
Va ia. S-3030. lie
Evening star., 1954-04-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


NASH 80 Ambassador 4-door; r.
and h.; Hydra-Matic dr.: orig. light
green finish; immac.: one owner;
special sale price. $3.50. WHEELER.
INC, Chrvsler's Outstanding Dealer.
1900 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-470S.
Open Sundays, IL to q.
NASH 1850 Ambassador 2-dr. sedan.
black. 1-owner car equipped. with
Hydra, weather eye, bed, plastic
seat. covers: king of the road for
comfort and reliable operation: in
spected and warranted. Come early.
it's only $685.. Indoor showroom.
NASH ARLINGTON CORP. So. end
Of Key Bridge. Arlington. Va. ia
: S-3030 -16
NASH 1851 Statesman 4-dr. sedan.
black. equipped. weather eve. bed.
foam cushions. extra clean. L
owner car; Only tS725: NASH
ARLINGTON CORP. So. end of KEY
Bridge, Arlington. Va. JA. S-3030.
NASH 46; orig. 2-tone; good transp.:
S195, $5 down. WO 6-97SS. 16"
Evening star., 1954-11-26
For Sunday Wont Ads
DeodIine 10 Tonight

The deodline tonight for wont
ods to be published in The Sot-
urduy or Sunday Stor is 10
o'clock by telephone or 9 o'clock
at the business counter in The
Star lobby.
u you wont to hire, rent. buy.
trode or sell, tell it to the long
established audience Of The Star
readers.
The Stor publishes more cIossi-
fled DDS thon the other Woshins-
ton newspapers combined because
it produces the best results.
It's cosy to place on inexpensive
productive wont od in The Stor
Classified. Just phone Sterling
$1,000 end ask for on Ad- -Toker.
Evening star., 1954-11-26

TAKoMA PARK--2 bedrms. In new
3-unit hldE;s sep. din; 700 Kenne-
SILVER sRRiNG, Sligo Park Hills
Apt;-spseions s and z bedroom
decorated and modern faeiiities;
utils incl: near Blair H. s. and Grade
pltal: $3.50 to $3.50. Res. Mgr,
MRS. EEEETED. Ju. 6-4693. 100
Schuyler road, Apt. los. --26
1901 PLYMOUTH AVE-. 8. g., Md
Modern 2-bedrm. apt. with dinette;
only 4 yrs. old; completely redeco-
rated; modern kit, laundry facil-
$3.50. 18th month free. N. ia
kqma Park area. To inspect. call
Mr.; CLARK. DI. 1884 or DI.
s71I PLYMOUTH ST., Silver Spring
Lovely newly decor apt. In O.
unit bldg. Lge. lfv. rm.. jr.. din.
rm.. 2 bedrnns., bath. Cony. schools.
trarsp.. shop; sos. utils. turn. Also
1rbedrm; $40. CARL D. FORD.
cokAI sS I'M hlILs-New, garden apts,.
with 3 exposures, at d. C. line; 2
bedrnis.. 500; 3 bedrms.. $10O; in-l
cludes utilities S-ft. refsr.; play
yard, parking, laundry. storage; Va
pioCk shopping center ana eApIeSS
bus. Res. mgr, 10. 8-9S31. --2SI
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. bath: conv.
transp. 1881 42nd pl.. Hyattsville.
HA. 2-3404.
BEDROOM. living room, dining room,
kitchen. bath, large private scr.
porch; Ia blocks from complete
shopping center. Bus stop at door
No children or pets. S67.50. LO.
MT RAiNIER. MD-Ef,c ant Mills
furn., pvt, entrance and bath; for
empl. lady: $50. WA. 7-22l7.
TAKOMA PARK-S40 for bedrm.,
liy. rnn.. kit. and bath on 3rd fl.
Of attrac. 3-unit bldg. Adults only !
ROBERT Z. LOHR, Realtor. RA. g.
5000. --27
NRAR N. II. AvE.-very nice apt.
on main floor Of mod. 6-unit bids.
Bedrm.. kit, dinette. bath and Ice.
liy. rrn,, 500. incl. utils. ROBERT E.
LOHR, Realtor. RA. $4,000. --27
Evening star., 1954-11-26
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Efic. apt,
close to transp. and shop. ctr. Ali
utils. incl, $50. JU. 9-374S. --28
ONE AND TWO BEDREsS., redec., in
garden-type apis. For information.
APIS. AVAILABLE AT COBUR TER,
5l00 Defense hwy, Bladensburg,
Md Next schools and shopping CEN
ter: bus stop at door WA. 7-276S
1856 EAST-WEST HWY, Just west
of 18th st.-2 bedrms., Individual
dwelling unit; duplex with pvt. frt.
and rear entrances: convenient to
D. C. busline and shopping. Will
redecorate; 500 per mo-, plus utili-
ties. Call Ma. S-i921. -27
TAKOMA PARK-Large liv. rm., bed
room, kit, dinette and bath. Near
transportation and shopping. JU.
TAKOMA PARK--Newly decorated 2.
bedroom apt. on Piney Branch road
near East-West hwy. lst floor; nice
: yard: adults only. JU. 5-4422. 81
COLLEGE PARK-Entire 1st A., liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining
room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. all
rooms large. very attractive; adults
only, SSS. including all utils. WA.
10000: ewes. JU. 9-4763,
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Another Crewman
On Batory Quits Ship

LONDON. Sept. 22.-Another
crew member of the Polish "es-
cape ship" Batory wants to stay
in Britain.
An assistant steward jumped
the 14,287-ton vessel in Sunder-
land and walked into a London
police station early today asking
for political asylum. Police de-
tanned the man and asked the
Home Oftice for ruling on the
case.
The Batory put into Sunder-
land earlier this. month for her
annual overhaul. She is due to
sail Friday.
Last year the Batory's master.
Capt. Jan Cwiklinski, and her
surgeon, DR.. Wlaclaw Tacklaeter,
left the ship while she was in
the Tyne River. They subse-
quently were granted political
asylum by British authorities,
In 1851 eight crew members,
all between II and 20. left her
and were allowed to stay in Brit.
ain.
In l949 Gerhart Eisler, then
regarded as one Of the top alien
Communists in America, slowed
away aboard the Batory in New
York while awaiting deportation
and made his way behind the
Iron Curtain.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Get Rid Of Chang Koi-shek,
AttIee Urges on Return Home
Arriving in London From Visit to Reds,
He Coils Fomoso Biggest Difficulty

Mr.. Attlee made q visit to
Australia and New Zealand and
few home across the Pacific and
the North American continent.
He and Mrs. Attlee. who joined
him in Singapore, were greeted
at the airport by their two
daughters and a grandchild.
But no top leaders of the La
Dor party turned up. The party's
National Executive Committee
preparing for the annual party
conference next week at Scar
borough - was wrangling over
the issue of West German re-
armament at the moment Mr..
Attlee's plane touched down.
Meanwhile, friends of former
Foreign Secretary Herbert Nor
rison said he is visiting the
United States privately next
month. Mr.. Morrison, Sc. is dep
uty to Mr.. Attlee.
In talks with American lead
ers and In public lectures, the
friends said, he will under
take to Offset American criticism
of the visit of Mr.. Attlee to So
Wet Russia and Red China. He
was reported seeking an appoint
ment with President Eisenhower.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Father Held in Theft
OF Girls $4,000

A father accused of stealing
$1,000 from his 15-year-old
daughter today was held for the
action of the grand jury by
United States Commissioner
Cyril S. Lawrence.
Harold H. Grieg, "A, an ex-cab
driver of no fixed address, was
held after he waived preliminary
hearing.
According to testimony. Greig
admitted cashing five $1,000
Government bonds belonging to
his daughter Jean who lives
with her mother in Savannah,
Ga. The bonds had been left
the girl by her grandfather, who
died last year.
Greig was appointed to han
die his fathers estate and found
the bonds in a safety deposit box,
according to Assistant United
States Attorney Alexander l..
Stevas.
Mr.. Stevas said Greig found an
unidentified girl to pose as his
daughter and with her help drew
out the bonds and took them
to the Treasury.
Later Stevas said Greig re-
ceived Government checks for
the bonds, signed both his
daughters and his name to them
and cashed them early last year.
The theft was discovered recent
ly during an investigation of the
dead mans estate.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Engineers Seek
Reason for Death
Of Anocostiu Fish

Hundreds of dead fish floating
on the Anacostia River brought
out a team OF District engineers
today to find out why.
Many were sighted this morn
ing floating on the water near
Eleventh and O streets Sc, po-
lice at the Harbor precinct said.
Health Department officials said
a drop in temperature took oxy-
gen out Of the water and the fish
couldn't breathe.
Ralph Furman, of the sani-
tary engineers office, pointed
out that there is always a deli
cate balance of oxygen in %he
Anacostia because of the pollu-
ton in the river.
He said that in checking this
morning, he learned that dead
fish had been spotted on the
river as far back as last Wednes-
day. Samplings Of the water
were being analyzed today in an
effort to determine the cause CT
the death OF the fish.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Britons Turn Sour on SUGAR:
Can Have 1t Now, but Won't

LONDON, Sept. % tNANA) -
Sugar-the commodity Britons
held precious when they couldn't
get twas providing feasts for
wharf rats here today. The gov
ernment was being forced to ship
thousands Of tons into storage
across the English Channel.
The British began Is months
ago to order ! million tons of
sugar worth some $50 million.
Rationing was due to end-and
did a year ago. The government
felt that Britons, after an un-
sweetened war and recovery
periods, were sure to clamor to
Sweeten their tea cups.
Whether because they're per-
manently desweetened or for
some other reason, Britons failed
to respond. More than l million
tons today were lying in the
open, in danger of deterioration,
because no storage space is avail
able. Meanwhile stocks from
overseas continue to pour In.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
GuerriIIas and Defections
Again Plague Red Chinese

HONG KONG, Sept. 22.-Guer-
rilla resistance and a minor wave
of defections are plaguing the
Chinese Communists again, trav-
elers arriving in British Hong
Kong from various Red areas
report.
The arrivals blamed these on
the Chinese Nationalist attacks
on Annoy, floods, and food Short
ages and rationing.
Their reports indicated the
resistance. while fairly wide
spread. was more troublesome
than dangerous to Peiping's con-
troll.
Arrivals from Tientsin said
guerrilla's in North China are
operating closer to the big cities
than usual. One band report
edly attacked a militia station
at Hsiao Chan village, Just out
side Tientsin, on August 8. killed
several Reds and escaped.
Guerrillas in South China, who
always flare up during hard
times, were reported active in
several regions.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Three Killed in Crash
Near Charles Town
Special Dispatch to The Ssar

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Sept. 22.-Two Virginia service
men and the police chief of
nearby Ransom. w. Va, were
killed in the headon collision of
two automobiles on Route 9.
about Is miles north of here
last night.
State Police identified the VIC
Tins as James L. Lambert, about
18, a sailor from Middleburg,
Va: Marine Pvt. Andrew A. EN-
brey. 19. of Upperville, Va. and
Bobby Johnston. 25. the police
chief.
Clark Furr, a Charles Town
fire captain, said Pvt. Embrey
died at IL pm, a little more than
two hours after the accident. The
two other men were killed in
stantly in the crash which oc-
CURED near Kearneysville, w. Va.
Police said Mr.. Johnston was
driving south on Route 9 after
visiting his father in the Newton
D. Baker Veterans Hospital at
Martinsburg. The two servicemen
were thrown out of the north
bound car which was demolished.
Police were not able to determine
who was driving.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Murphy Leaves Rome
After ParIeys OF, Trieste
By the Assccioted Press

ROME, Sept. %. - United
States DEPUTY Undersecfetary of
State Robert Murphy left by air
for home today as Italy pondered
Yugoslavia's latest proposal for
settlement of the Trieste dis
pute. .-. ...
Mr.. Murphy conferred first
with President Marshal Tito Of
Yugoslavia and then with top
Italian officials in an effort to
speed solution of the quarrel
over the strategic Adriatic area.
He was to stop over in Paris
and London before returning to
Washington.
Diplomatic quarters expressed
cautious optimism over prospects
for a settlement. The latest Yu-
goslav proposals concern a mar
row strip of territory within the
Trieste zone, the only major obs
tacle to a solution. YugoSlavia
repeatedly says it is her final
offer.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
By the Assoeiafed Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. 90 - A
union "organizational drive" was
blamed today for slowing down
high priority work on three Nike
launching sites designed TO form
part of the Baltimore Washing
ton anti-bomber defense ring.
For the second day, employees
of some unionized subcontract-
ing firms refused to cross picket
lines at the three sites.
A spokesman for Dominion
Contractors, Inc, prime con-
tractor for Nike sites irf the Bal
timore area, said the drive" has
the effect of a strike because
members of AFL affiliate unions
are respecting picket lines set up
by the Building Trades Council,
AFL, and are staying off their
jobs.
All of the affected sites ale in
Baltimore County.
The three sites, along with 13
others also under construction,
will form an oval-shaped ring,
80 miles by go miles around
Washington and Baltimore.
Dominion is building four
Evening star., 1954-09-22
U. 5. Atom Cannon Jam
German Roads IS Miles
BY the Associated Press

SENNELAGER, G erma any,
Sept. 22.-The movement of four
United States 280-mm. guns as
signed to allied maneuvers in the
British zone caused a big traffic
jam in the Ruhr Valley yester-
day.
Civilian cars and trucks piled
up on the autobahn tsuperhigh-
way) in double lines Is miles
long behind the 85-ton weapons,
forced to take every bridge sep
arately at crawl to avoid over
loading.
The guns are among a dozen
attached by the United States
Army. along with about 1900
American artillerymen. to
Battle Royal" atomic exercises
Of 100000 British, Canadian,
Belgian and Dutch troops start
ing today.
At Trier. Germany, the United
States Air Force announced
plans for the biggest air maneu-
yer Of the year over Europe
a six-nation, all-jet exercise to
run today through Sunday. It's
called Shooting Star"
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Korean Cold War
Like Chess Game

STABILIZED STALEMATE-Whot
is the situotion in Korea otter more
thon yeor OF peoce? Associoted
Press Foreign Correspondent Gene
Kroner tells how the allied and
Communist members Of the Joint
Militory Armistiee Commission ploy q
kind Of grim chess game. Psse As.
THE ATOM AND TWO MEN-Ths
story Of two seientists-one Russios
end one Amerieon-who worked 10
develop otomic weapons, ond whot
hes hoppened to Them, is told on
pese AIS.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
BY the Assoeioted Press

LONDON, Sept. %. - Labor
Leader Clement Attlee. returning
from a tour behind the Iron and
Bamboo Curtains, said today he
believes "the sooner we get rid
of Chang Kai-shek and his
troops the better 1t will be-"
The former Prime Minister
told reporters at London airport
the biggest difficulty of all" in
the Orient is Formosa, the island
stronghold of Chiang's Chinese
Nationalists.
Mr. Attlee. who talked last
month with top Russian and
Chinese Communist leaders, said
he had the impression there has
been a relaxation of tension in
the Orient following the 1ndo-
China truce agreement at Gen.
eva.
Mr.. Attlee led a Labor Party
delegation which visited Moscow
and Peiping and took a fairly
extensive tour through Commu-
mist China. Other members of
the party, including left winger
Aneurin Bevan, returned to Lon
don earlier.