Evening star. [volume], May 27, 1948, Page A-16, Image 16

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Showdown Threatened
As Navy Asks Krug to
Delay Barracks Ouster
By Nelson M. Shepard
A final showdown was believed de
veloping today In the year-old effort
of Interior Secretary Krug to oust
the Navy from possession of the
former polo field In West Potomac
Park, where nearly 1,400 enlisted
men and women are housed In tem
porary barracks.
kfr. Krug is about to issue a firm
“no," It was learned, in reply to a
new Navy Department request that
it be allowed use of the land for at
least another year. Park officials
fear that any further delay would
endanger plans for reconstructing
Washington’s famous public rose
garden on the site, it was said.
In the latest exchange of notes
between the two departments, Un
dersecretary W. John Kenney of the
Navy reminded the Interim- De
partment that, since last March, the
Navy has concluded that all its
presently owned facilities should be
retained for the present and indi
cated the Navy Intends to maintain
this policy, if it can
1*49 Date Suggested.
"I am strongly of the opinion
that the continued availability of
the West Potomac Park to the Navy
would be an economic aa well as a
material benefit to the Govern
ment,” he wrote. “It Is earnestly
requested that the Department of
the Interior give consideration to
the possibility of authorizing con
tinued use of- this land by the Navy
until at least June 30, 1949.
“The Department of the Navy
realizes the Department of the In
terior has made its plans for dredg
ing operations and reconstruction
of the rose garden in the West
Potomac Park area, and also realizes
that no legal limitation has been
placed on use of the land. In con
sideration of those facts, the De
partment of the Navy is making
preparation at this time to realo
cate its personnel from these bar
racks in order that removal of the
buildings may be accomplished by
the dates stipulated. However,
plans have not materialized to the
point that they could not be altered
should the Department of the In
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to this request”
Mr. Krug and the National Capi
tal Parks Office want the Navy to ~
iracate the property by October 1.
rhey have been telling the Navy
that for the past year with no ef
fect.
Two Barracks on Polo Field.
There are two barracks on the
jld polo field housing enlisted per
sonnel at work in the Navy Depart
ment. Barracks “D” is occupied
mw by 360 WAVES. Barracks I ac
commodates 1,022 men. They are
under supervision of the Potomac
River Naval Command.
Parks Supt. Irving c. Root and
Assistant Supt. Harry T. Thompson
have just gone through one “un
pleasant experience," they said, in
c
ersuading trailer-housed families
respassing on the Washington
Jurist Camp to vacate Government
iroperty. In the end, they had to
all upon the United States mar
hal’s office.
Members of garden clubs through
ut the country have protested
gainst the delay In reconstructing
he former rose garden in Potomac
•ark. The old garden was de
troyed because it was on the line
f approach of the new Fourteenth
treet bridges, now under construc
tor!.
Navy officials said it would be a
3t cheaper for the Navy’s men and
romen to be maintained in bar
acks on the site.
“We could eventually place some
f the personnel in various other
buildings and put th* others on
daily subsistence," Mr. Kenney ex
plained. "It would be harder on
the personnel because Navy sub
sistence never covers the full amount
of board and rent In Washington.”
Increase in Electric Rates
Opposed by River Terrace
’ftw proposed Increase in electric
rates was opposed last night by the
River Terrace Citizens' Association.
Members felt rising prices ought
“to be stopped somewhere" and
expressed the opinion the Potomac
Electric Power Co. should toy "to
tighten its belt" and reduce expend
itures.
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