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Evening star., 1939-07-21
NEW BRICK-DETACHED.
In Fashionable Foxall Section
SO ,990-F, H. A, APPROVED.

just one Of these homes left; bedrooms
de luxe baths, spacious living and dining
room, summerwlnter air cond.. bright
modern kitchen, daylight basement.
4160 Reservoir I'd. NV. Open, 10 till 8
daily DAVID R. ISEN, owner and builder
Emerson g15S
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WOODBRIDGE, 1902 21st ST. Me-
rooms, sunroom. automatic heat; near
schools. stores and buses; perfect condition.;
500 mo. Available August lst Call North
1o03 INQUIRE o311 r / ave.
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Modern Downtown Apt.
AMAZINGLY Low Rent

Choice suite in freproof bldg: switch
board, elevator service; free refg Bright.
corner apt, large living rm. bedrm.. recep.
hall kit. bath. $50. Huge living rm., kit,
slight extra charge Dupont $500
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT IN PRIVATE
home IA minutes from downtown; entire
second floor screened porch, private en-
trance Large shady lawn. Garage. gas,
cleo. heat. Greenwood 20S6-M. after I'm.
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1881 PARK RD NV, lst FL. FRONT
One room and kitchenette. completely furn.;
elec refg. Adults.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
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NoVN

OPEN.
s:s?s s'?i 9s'e '!:
q QUE ST. NE:
real 1ass pa. 6esssn oe. Ss, soDvessns sOs to e.
a'n nfatf ds and stores pIsss
''l0R MAsEE Aap,sa call JAHs rs fss fNc 81 BE- ss4s @
wEsTMoEEIASD s,E'asS HILLS
select q s %Sst ststey oaf ee ana
;eomplete baths on the second floor, large
fast room. screened porch. two-car saraae:
maids room and shower; automstie heat
eHs fpd ses Nason, o sHenns. soss os ns
Leigh. Wisconsin 300.
re-. ssssaa ss;t. eSienlsl s.,, semi, a,;
sstsnsa s!S1 s:ss 12s% si Ss g.
sangsd sd fe5 two families Mgs5 Be SOLD I'd;
'nspsfs1Sh Waffle 's JAMEs M ssnhss!' 1Ne 81 81 Ssss
BRIGHTWooD. $500 ~ FULLY DE
tached S, brick home, sit situated near Grade
eeer Blk rooms the bah wS
er, hardwood floors throughout; finished
room in basement, oil burner, insulated
condition owner building larger home
ALExAspRTa ls S1s1a 10 W. Va a Beautiful corner
only one year old: modern throughout;
oil heat elec. ,refR. attic partly fur
nished. recreation room and lavatory:
haI, haIrdwood o a.. floors. copper cutters Price,
NEAR / sth AND HAMILTON SITS. sl2, 800
Large detached brick and stucco resi-
lent to all type schools, TRANSPORTATION.
GARGE Ena sosds TWo BATHs aa
tory attic insulated roof freplace
throughout Terms as low as $1,000
cash.
1905 II ST NV NATL 2345
PETWORTH, S7,45O TERMS
Dunigan built: completely reconditioned.
ready for occupancy. Concrete front porch.
| rear porch screened. ] closed and heated.
Z rms, tile bath. pantry. automatic heat,
EpW H, JONES & CO., INC,
DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL,
NJ 10Th and G sts. % IT. brick with 10
rms baths. garage. ami. S1075O on
CLOSE TO LINCOLN PARK.
Attractive brick of rms, bath. full cellar
ami woSpR1 S1a51 1nc;r On teTms eTINc..,ow s1zoo
Detached frame with . bed rms bath full
BRookLAND coMMEEciAL cIs1 eoRNRR. EIif:
Mooern 8 rms, bath. brick with encl
income producer and home. Priced to sell
bIsT. sel7 W. L. MOORE. GEO. esoa.
PetWorth Bargain-S5,7 ,75O.
In vicinity, Of Georgia and New Hamp-
shire aves.; 20-ft row brick rooms and
pain fu!l basement storage attic. front
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHEp.

tHs t;sn.a aAnHtToE Nit Nr,IJ:,r ST. NW3s ROOMS.
tricity; gentiles: adults. Georgia 1851.
$50 ST, NE a RMS, BATH and
floor: private entrance; suitable for pro-
fessional use and living quarters. Reas
1920 lath ST; NW-TWo ROOMS,
Sal 80: new. modern Bldg. rms. Apt.
Sc pny ssm iGE torfss Net AZ Mellon st
THE BARBARA 9th AND MARYLAND
heat hot water free; $40 month. See JAM
tor Or Pr phone Dist. 2434. Other apartments
3 ROOMS AND KITCHEN, PRIVATE BATH
with shower, screened porch. garage. elec.,
gas ga Frisidaire incl; $50 mo- $40 o3 osle-
thorpe st. NV %.
1918 IRVING ST. NV. RMS, KIT,
inel nssh: s4s exposures e'e' 'e'S' gas eis''
1885 INGRAHAM ST NW-3 ROOMS,
bath; Ink. Frgidaire; $3.50. Gentiles.
Ideal young married couple.
each / room. kitchen and bath; $5s.
JACK HAYES. Realtor, 1920 P st. NV.
Dupont 77S4.
i5 45 qALL4n1S a., bss sc front Sg4e1 back * and
mo. Heat, gas. eec. incl. Adams 4l53-J.
ROCK CREEK PARK 25 MINUTES
downtown; lake, swimming, beautiful living
room, bedroom, k, b. Wise. 4033. 80
THE ROYALTON APARTMENT, 91s M ST.
n,w.-Apartments of 5 rooms and bath;
clean, attractive and centrally located:
$50; elevator service and refrigeration. See
representative on premises or JOSEPH A.
HAYDEN agent, Woodward Bldg. Natl
1872.
1920 FORT DRIVE NW-HIGH. COOL,
convenient. Largo living rm,, dining rm..
bedroom. kit; bath. porch; heat. hot water
furniture S55. Georgia o534.
1899 ST Sc. NEAR CAPITOL LOVE
ly rooms. kitchen. bath; heat. light, gas;
convenient; S37 80. Georeia n@S0.
o3s 10Th ST NE-LIvrNc- -BEDRM LGE.
kit screened Snorch: Frieidoire sink gas,
elec furn; newly dec: > adults, $40 so mo.
l741 KILRoURNE pL NV LARGE
rms. pvt bah. elec refg.; newly decorated
1873 INGLEs1DE TER. N W.. RMS,
kit semi-private bath, back norch: gas.
heat. light furn.: S45 Apply FRANCIS A.
BLUNDON, sos H st. NV. Ma O714
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EASY TERMS-OPENl

1879 AND 1885 N CARO- OL1NA AVE. Ne
g rooms bath, cleo, full cellar. new INV. h.
plants; perfect condition Small cash pay
ment. Inspect! Phone Ma. 9257.
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VERY SPECIAL.
s5f7 GHEJE JEN1EER rHasE ST. = NV.
"a Block to Conn. Ave.
$7,950-A new Colonial all-brick home
rooms, recreation room. tile. bath. air
One Of group of three. Reasonable terms
can be arranged.
n.,, o}@s o}E5ED 2R5F DA!t5 4 5A1zs gSs e. g.,
BARGAIN-NEW DETACHED BRICK.
bos oedsms, at.S III heat ;. weedsd lot
sMBy taaB.G brsz CHASE p "a fs
TRANSPORTATION, schools and stores. In ad::
attic, recreation room With frepiace sSec auto
matte heat and detached garage. This is q
rare opportunity for someone to acquire 4
inv sSGS EasS; seaz'Ss e1ssx ~ rm .aoo
sItgNYsgAs ssnIt; e Tsqt soaam aARqAF TE
center:halI brick Cape Code Living room
the s ss1 oor ex0 a. as
automatic heat, laundry trays. outside en-
Evening PhSne 1ss !, sery,ss c,Nsy TIL IHo Pm.
1912 18th st. NV. Ma. 1900.
WooDsIDE, MD, ABOUT A MILE NORTH
Is 31s thns n ths cs.. i5oxiso 1est S .ssS
s. Of sfe sos. na q hrY0hs seo, Tns n
sa sd ok Il En- Fse P1s Il en SsoS
and yoS can AZ asuTs =. FOR tho land
value snfe 5S'n zSs' "a.
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DIST. s917. W. l. MOORE. GEO eso2.

PetWorth Bargain-S5,7
In vicinity of Georgia and New Hamp-
shire aves. 20-ft. row brick. rooms and
bath; full basement storage attic. front
porch: hot-water heat elec and room for
garage. This house. though in some need
Of re' ecorating will make delightful and
spacious home IN this fine LEGATION.
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC
lOlo lhfh 81 w Natl 4kQQ TIL O p NJ
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ALL AGES-Healthy location. nice and
cool Fresh eggs. milk and vegetables daily
Montgomery Co., Md. Ashton, Md,
3l-F-3.
SPEND YOUR VACATION in the heart of
the mountains near Hot Springs, Va;
for swimming. Boys of school age S@5 per
month. Adults, S35 month. or so week
For reservations write Mrs b F. Ross,
McClung Va. for Information. %.
Evening star., 1939-07-21

u WEST LELAND ST. CHEVY CHASE,
Md, / block Conn ave- bedrooms. 2i2
baths. large screened porches. oil heat;
available now. Call Kensington 5-F-2
1926 SHEPHERD ST. NW-6 ROOMS,
MI. sleeping porch, breakfast porch,
.nil he Sni,thern exnnsnra
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1002 FAST Caption, ST

lUUZ EAST CAPITOL ST.
Beautiful 9-rm. and 2-bath brick and
stone house, completely renovated, new
plumbing. oil burner etc. Nicely arranged
for professional use or guest house. Open
evenings to $50. Sunday 3 to s pm.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
Natl Eyo
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EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.

CONN AT TAFT BRIDGE.
CHOICE 3-RM APT. $50: FURN S5S.
SPACIOUS 3-RM KIT, APT. SO
Modern fireproof BLDG; elevator. Secre-
tarlal phone service. mirror doors 2010
Belmont rd n " Hobart 5OS3
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

COOL, LARGE ROOM, private log resi-
dence. every convenience; upper Potomac;
l or men with car; S25. Wis. $3.50
LOVELY SUBURBAN private home. room
next bath shower: breakfast; trai.sp. opt.
Close in, ReaS. Ref. Chestnut 1897.
9 AVON AVE. Hyattsville. Md-Laree
front room. suitable = men; good meals
Phone HYATT SNille hN-I
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LOT OWNERS
II you own lot we will design. finance
and construct any size home to meet your
requirements
NO CASH REQUIRED
ACADIA CONSTRUCTION CORP.
Room 311, 907 18th ST. NV.
Met 1854 Evenings Dupont 1874
$5 s75-NEW. DETACHED, FIVE-ROOM
bungalow, restricted F. H. A. community.
FIREPLACE. tile bath, full basement. copper
piping. full attic. 4" rock WOOL truly a COM
plete and substantial property. Convenient
to stores: transportation. churches and
building service
Evening Phone Service Til Q PM
PHILLIPS g. CANDY, INC,
1012 18th st. NV. Ma. 1900.
NEW HOMES 27OO to 272O MINI. AVE.
Sc: Attractive rooms. 2 baths, recreation
rooms. sunshine homes: / block north Pa
ave. shopping center. concrete porches nice
lots. garages. overlooks new bridge and golf
course; most desirab BILE. convenient location;
II well-built; popular homes ideal for two
familles Select yours. $3.50 UP. Open
E. w. BAILEY, ADAMS 47s6.
Evening star., 1939-07-21

WIND-VENTILATED BUILDING-REFRIG-
Grafton, gas, electricity, switchboard in
cluded in rentals; spacious ] room, foyer,
furnished dinette. kitchen and bath, S45.5O.
COPLEY COURTS, 1914 18th st. NV.
Resident manager.
\, 1.n an DOOM A DIT - p0prurS.
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DlStrlct I14U.

SEE 3als 5th ST. NV.
0AaAa TONIGHT 6 TO Q.
Attractive semi-det. brick, spacious
rms. new tiled bath, new heating plant.
mod. kit, deep lot. gar. Newly recond.
Convenient to everything. Only S6,750.
Abb.
LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO., MET 54oO
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OPEN
2sl2 Ss.h st n,y. ~. pear csthedr.l-Nev
ming till 8 o'clock. BOSS e. PHELPS. ex-
elusive agents Ma $500
Evening star., 1939-07-21

COS OTIS PL NW-6 ROOMS BATH.
two inclosed rear porches. frst-class con-
dltlon. Rent. $500. Apply HIMMEL-
FARB PROPERTIES. 414 K ST. NV. Met.
Evening star., 1939-07-21

EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS
rooms k. b.; next to the Raleigh Hotel.
MIR GASTON IL l3 Pa, ave. NV. 23s
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900 18th ST NV

Cor. Eye st Refriseration, > eleva-
tors. switchboard Resident manager.
! room, kit, bath----S4O 90
Tooms room: klh" 81 bath batb porch a. a. so so
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. National 2345
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFuR.

ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhoodS; some furnished. Car available
on appt, MRS. GREEN. Shepherd 5l"s.
DOWNTOWN R., B.. $50.
Near Dupont Circle. The Alendale No
30. zoos st. w.-All outside rooms. See
Janitor or o. B HOPKINS. phone Dist.
III. ll26 Vermont ave
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900 H ST. NE-CoR. HOUSE, 3 RMS,
pvt. bath heat. gas. cleo: adults; gentiles.
rio
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OVERLOOKING POTOMAC RIVER - Q
rms, "a baths, large recreation room, g.
car garage, To see it come up Conduit rd,
lett L So on Brewer ST. 4517 Potomac ave.
NV oxford o11o
Evening star., 1939-05-17
Bergdo|I on Way,
Mother-in-Law SAYS
By the Associated Press.

oy tne associated PreSS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE
Evening Bulletin said today it had
learned in a transatlantic tele-
phone conversation that Grover C.
Bergdoll, World War draft-dodger
who has expressed a desire to re-
turn to the United States, had left
Welnsberg, Germany.
The Bulletin said Bergdolls
mother-in-law, Mrs. Emanuel
Franck, told them: Grover ist un-
terweg (Grover is under way)," re-
plying to when is Grover coming
back to the United States?"
The bulletin also quoted Berg
dolls attorney, Harry Weinberger
of New York, as saying: "Beredoll
has not been in Weinsberg for two
months and he has not been in
Germany for several weeks. Just
where he is, canot say"
Bergdoll's wife, Berta, received a
letter from her husband yesterday
saying, Il will see you soon"
A bill to prevent Bergdoll from re-
turning to this country and serving
out a flve-year prison term already
has been passed by the House OF
Representatives and is before the
Senate.
Weinberg has said he wouldn't
want to say" whether Bergdoll plan
ned a race to reach the United
States before 1t would be possible
to pass the law barring him.
Evening star., 1939-05-17
Jckes Wins in Defense
OF Texas Libel Suit

Secretary of the Interior Ickes to-
day in District Court won a $750,000
libel suit filed against him by
Texas lawyer. Justice Joseph w.
Cox sustained a motion on behalf of
the cabinet officer to dismiss the
amended complaint of John D.
Glass of Tyler, Tex.
Mr.. Ickes was represented by
Nathan R. Margold, solicitor of the
Interior Department.; Frederick L.
Kirgis, first assistant solicitor, and
Harry M. Edelstein, assistant
solicitor.
Mr.. Glass, who asked $250,000
actual damages and $500 900 puni-
tive damages, charged he was libeled
in a press release issued by Secre-
tary Ickes last November. He con-
tended the release was IAN attempt
to destroy his professional status as
an attorney and member of the
bar" in Texas.
Mr.. Glass formerly was chief in
vestigator of the Federal Petroleum
Agency No / of the Interior Depart
ment In the press release to which
the lawyer objected, Secretary Ickes
explained that his order prohibiting
former employees from practicing
before the department for two years
after leaving the service had been
sustained by the courts.
on behalf of Secretary Ickes, Dis
trict Court was told that the press
release was issued as an incident to
Mr.. 1ckes' official duties.
Evening star., 1939-05-17

France or who are familiar with the
routine Of events at Buckingham
Palace.
This disclosure by Mrs. Roose-
velt was seen as a reply to unfavor-
able comments that have been made
to the effect that spokesmen for
the British government have die
tated the behavior and policies OF
those who have charge Of the visit
of the King and Queen.
The official memorandum on the
complete program for the King and
Queens stay at the White House
has not been sent Mrs. Roosevelt
as yet, she said, but she disclosed
several features which would mark
the official entertainment.
Whether the royal party will be
entertained at a picnic or a garden
party at Hyde Park depends on
whether the wish Of the Presidents
(see FUNCTIONS, Page A-3o
Evening star., 1939-05-17
Mrs. Roosevelt Denies British
Aid in Plans for Royalty

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt TODAY
denied that official English sources
or any individual British subject
had furnished any suggestions to
the White House for the entertain
ment and comfort of their Britannia
majesties during their two-dav stay
in Washington as guests of tn,
United States
Regulations regarding the protec-
ton of the royal visitors have been
made between Scotland Yard and
the United States-the only part
the British government has taken
in the procedure of the royal visit.
So-called helpful" suggestions
which have been made in letters to
Mrs. Roosevelt have come from
Americans, she declared, indicating
that they may have come from citi-
zens of this country who have wit.
messed preparations for the enter
tainment Of the royal visitors In
Evening star., 1939-05-17
Brien Mcmahon Quits
Justice Department Post
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt has accepted,
effective May 20, the resignation of
Brien Mcmahon. Assistant Attorney
General in charge of criminal pros
ecution.
Mr.. Mcmahon, whose home is at
South Norwalk, Conn, has been
active in recent months in the NC
Kesson & Robbins drug firm case
In his letter of resignation Mr..
Mcmahon said:
For some time 1 have had in
mind the REIMBURSEMENT of my Of
fee for the purpose of re-
turning to the private practice of
law. =
The inspiration of your leader
ship has done much to enrich the
six years 1 have served with the De-
partment of Justice. 1 cannot leave
without telling you how grateful I
am for the opportunity you have
given me to assist in some small
measure in the accomplishment of
the great work of your administra-
ton"
Evening star., 1939-05-17
Flyer Is Unreported
After $ Hours on
Flight 10 Sweden
Brothers Reveal Bockmon
Arranged Sale to Clear
Bon Imposed by U. S.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 17-Charles
Backman, Swedish aviator attempt
ing Atlantic fight from
Newfoundland to Stockholm, Swe-
den, was unreported today.
He carried no radio, however,. so
reports of his progress would de-
pend on his monoplane's being seen
by liner at sea or from some land
point along his route.
At lao pm, E. S. T., Backman
was 35 hours out of Newfoundland
Airport. If he were able to main
tain top cruising speed of ITO miles
an hour he could have covered $3.50
miles. or considerably more than
the distance of his planned course.
At Stockholm it was reported that
despite excellent weather conditions
on that side of the Atlantic, aviators
predicted Backman would not arrive
before pm. or pm. a pm,
E. S. To,
Evening star., 1939-05-17
City Council
Plan Strapped
AT Conference
Commissioners Would
Have Power to Name
Administrator
By JAMES E. CHINN.

The original Griffenhagen plan
for undermining the District gov
ernment has been radically altered
so as to retain the present commits
sion form, it was revealed today by
Representative Kennedy, Democrat,
OF Maryland, chairman of the reor-
ganization subcommittee of the
House District Committee.
The original plan would have
scrapped the Board of Commission
ers and replaced them with a city
council appointed by the President
or elected by popular vote.
Representative Kennedy made the
disclosure after a conference at the
White House with President Roose-
Welt at which the original and re-
vlsed reorganization plan were dis
cussed. Chairman Collins of the
House Appropriations Subcommit-
tee for the District, and Frank 0.
Everett, vice president of the firm
OF Grlffenhagen and Associates,
which developed the reorganization
plan, also attended the conference.
Power to Create Office.
The Commissioners under the
proposed new plan would be given
increased powers and would consti-
tute the policy making body. The
original Graffenhagen plan provided
that the city council be the policy
making body. The Commissioners
in the new plan also would be given
authority to create new office Of
city administrator. He would be
charged with carrying out the poll
cles formulated by the Commits
sloners. The original reorganiza-
ton plan provided for a city mana
ger who would have been appointed
by the proposed city council.
Representative Kennedy said the
revised plan also avoids certain
other controversial features in the
original plan. He indicated that
provisions had been removed which
would have abolished the indepen.
dence of the Board of Education
and the Board of Library Trustees.
The revised plan will be put into
the form of bill and submitted
TO Mr.. Kennedy's subcommittee for
consideration.
I'VE want to get as much of the
reorganization plan as possibls
through Congress at the present ses.
sion, said Representative Kennedy,
Ratner than lose all of it because
OF certain controversial features, va
have decided to drop those features
and try and put through the major
portion of the plan
Departments Reduced.
The original plan provided for
consolidation of the heterogeneous
array of more than so municipal
boards and agencies into II depart.
mentS. Mr.. Kennedy said the re-
vlsed edition of the plan may call
for only 10 to u departments.
While the provision for a CITY
council was removed from the orig.
lnal Griftenhagen plan, Mr.. Ken.
nedy explained he had a separate
issue OF that feature in a bill which
ne introduced recently providing for
an elected assembly of 81 members.
He said he intended to push this
legislation independent of the re-
organization plan because he feared
that being tied with the reorganiza-
ton plan the entire proposal might
be jeopardized.
Although the controversial fea-
lures OF the original Griffenhagen
plan were removed in the revised
edition, Representative Kennedy in
timated that some of them may be
revived at the next session of Con-
gress.
Evening star., 1939-05-17
Argentine Beef Ban Voted
BY Senate Committee, 9 to 7
$773,000,000 Naval Fund Bill,
Peocetime Record, Approved

said Argentine canned beef was su-
perior in quality and cheaper in
price.
The Navy measure, which sets
peace-time record, was expected to
receive prompt Senate consideration.
1t carries funds for 500 new fighting
planes and % new Warships, includ-
ing two 45,000-ton battleships, 2
cruisers, 8 destroyers. submarines,
2 small seaplane tenders and l re-
pair ship.
Money also is included for altera-
tions and repairs to two battleships
the Lexington and the Saratoga.
AS reported to the Senate. the
Naval measure totaled S773,O49,l5l,
or 1911 .090 less than voted in the
(See BEEF, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1939-05-17
Fight on British Plan
Intensified by Jews

JERUSALEM, May II (P.-Prep-
arations OF the Jews of Palestine for
nationwide protest against Britain's
plan for the future of the Holy
Land were intensied as the plan was
published today.
Jewish national institutions opened
special Offices throughout the land
where all Jews between the ages of
18 and IS were asked to register for
possible service later in the Jewish
cause.
Placards were posted in Jerusalem.
Haifa and Tel Aviv announcing
places where Jews are to gather at
10 am. tomorrow for demonstrations
which are expected to include a
24-hour strike.
Reliable sources said that the
British government would not in
terfere with the demonstrations as
long as they were orderly, although
extensive military and police pre-
cautions have been taken to cope
with any development of the tense
situation.
Arabs Express Satisfaction.
AL Jihad, organ of the eXiled
Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, leade4
of Arab opposition to British rule,
expressed satisfaction that after a
20-year struggle Palestine soon
would join Transjordan. Iraq, Ye-
men and Saudi Arabia as an indie
pendent Arab state.
The Palestine Post predicted that
Jewish efforts to defeat the British
plan would lead to IAN era of nom
cooperation"
A front-page editorial in the Post,
the only daily in the Holy Land
published in English, said, Jews will
be launched tomorrow on an era of
non-co-operation which is forced on
them in order to devise means to
defeat the policy which is about to
be imposed"
Faith in Britain Lost.
The Post declared no amount Of
persuasion or pleading could stay
Britain in her "headlong course of
robbing Jews to enrich Arabs"
Though the Jew has lost faith in
the British government of today"
the Post continued, "he retains faith
in the British people and the British
empire of today -
when the right of Jews and
Arabs to work out their destiny in
Evening star., 1939-05-17
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press
The Senate Appropriations Com
mittee approved the S773. 3.OOO, 900
naval appropriation bill today after
accepting a House-approved pro-
vision prohibiting Navy purchases
of Argentine canned corned beef.
On show of hands the commit
tee voted, 9 to 7, to retain the pro-
hibltion against Argentine beef
which has stirred controversy be-
tween President Roosevelt, who au-
thorized ,000-pound purchase,
and Western Senators.
Senator O'Mahoney, Democrat, of
Wyoming testified in its support
shortly before the committee acted.
Navy officials had urged that it be
eliminated and Mr. Roosevelt had