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GARAGES FOR RENT.

1914 Col. Rd. N.W.-Garage.
Single metal sarage., conveniently lo-
Gated So monthly Federal Finance Co.
al5 New York ave, nw. v. 1s'
319 18th st. S.E.-Garage.
Double brick sarsEe. larse enough to
stots saTS "a or waTfIhoHIs, co1vsnIentg
& Realty Co, al5 New York ave. NV. is
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont.
Will PAY UP TO 5000 FOR, la42 OR
neettcat aI cadisS Wo Soc &C. MI Flood 1921 Con-
HIGH CASH PRICES for SO 40 and Al
Pcntiacs Must be clean and have good
tires. II. J. Brown Pontiac Inc. Ross
eAsH s55 sc For /. T9g 53S5 Ga aHADF9 RsPf W R5s
I646 kinS st, Alexandria, Va. TE. 313l,
WILL PAY uP TO 5000 ror immaculats
is44I9 is49 SCneyro!!et Mr.. Flood. wo. s4ol,
WILL PAY $500 TO 5000 for - chevrolet,
Plymo9th; II hodse, Al Buck. ii chrys-
isr nac,,cat y w6 5o'S S4od MF Flood sci Con-
WANTED. l9il Plymouth sedan, slso
Price aa1ad D'd oadneY r &9tGTs' 1915 Kns
chrysltr @ De Os Soto DodSe, fS4fs Ponae Ford
GhieyT9let Gigyr2 oidS plymouth SPECIALITY.
'''At-h-itt+tN f'i' " tn' NiNNAIt' N'lN. iFp'
PKmouths, oidSmobiles. Buicks' dcS;s'N viii pay
S!u0-T90o cash. Barnes Motors. 1900
18th. Open $40 a m. to s pm, NO. III.
CONTRACTOR wants ! 94I or 1942 Dodgs
or plymouth business coupe. No dealers.
WILL PAY up 70 s775 for 1871 Chevrolet.
Flood Pontiac, 422l Conn WO. $500
4UIGK S6nt3bc sash Sash any make car Feed
s4oo. onen evenings and SUNDAYS
soSs ~ e dssy IL So AS35Gc1 H6y Rsy 45Sp SSP
sack & IN Mr 'SPsdd0qS SoSd Wo DFsf s4od for 1851 1851
Connecticut ave. NV.
sash faiI for any make or model 1921 to
Motor CO. $50 % r. !" ave SS ne Pm 5o! 5H9?''
PRIVATE PERSON wants to buy car. pref
frg0'Y f6 c6 II vis0p f0Td sedan IN Eood condi
tween : and $50 m
CASH FOR ANY MAKE OR YEAR. WE
buy wrecked automobiles, Cars sold on
commission. Call any time, TR 1857.
PRIVATE PR PARTY wants station wagon.
rolet for cash from pvt. owner. ia 2396.
FULL RETAIL PRICE PAID Immediate
Island ave, ne. NO. S31s. Open evenings,
HMMRDAThEYo HESR aa4 EoRP WHY TYP9R SaY qR aS ESp3R9a
AVE NE .F'AiN0NA MOTORS lfoi r. K
WI, cf4syRoLETsnle35 lev 1d-. $ : o. TO la4I ~
cash Quick action. North s97a. 'ON' ~
WANTED. used cars and trucks, Iats
models 9'sa9SI c6as4-ffa fS'h P6Efiac. 9Sifii,
800 Block Fla. Ave NE AT. ZOO.
P. U. c. LICENSE.
Also cab with PUG. license. EN- 1888.
Cash for your car. No waiting. No red tape.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
Georgia $500.
IMMEDIATE CASH!
roRb92 E9R 6aEAEoIhAgl gIEAE tAgE bEYndrus, M9PE5S
MUST HAVE JEI /, go9P RUBBER.
LOGAN MOTOR CO.,
18th ST. NV, BETWEEN K AND L.
REPUBLIC 1851.
STEUART MOTOR CO,
9Th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Quick Cash for 1940-41-42 Fords.
WILL PAY
HIGH CASH PRICES
FOR YOUR
Chevrolet-Ford-Plymouth
Pleasure Car or Truck.
INSTRUMENTATION.
Hyattsville. Md WA. 1900.
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL.
Let US give you the highest cash prics
for your car.
POHANKA SERVICE,
1126 goth ST. NV. District DIAL.
WANTED, FOR CASH, late
model Chevrolet cars, station
wagons and trucks. Inmedi-
ate action. Write or phone,
we will come any distance.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., 7725
Wis ave. WI. 1885.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOME AND INVESTMENT

HOME AND INNESTTEN1
NEAR I4th AND GIRARD
Ihrtv-@-G4S brick with + rooms and
path on first floor. , rooms and path on
second floor and Groom. kit and bath
apt, on third floor modern gas heat tno
iuel worries Income plus owner quar-
tSTS; 30 per month. Will SELL, FUR
NISHED FOR ONLY s1I $50. Cali Mi
kcssler. WI 5000, with
SHANNON {: IUCFS co.
1905 II St NV National oGt5
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE D. C-S14

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-S14.250.
Sto1C-and-brIck Colonial, slate roof,
copper cutters and downspouts Lovely
living rm. with fireplace. dining rm.. ex-
ccptlOnal kitchen and breakfast nook, 3
bedrooms, each twin bed size Insulated
attic. FlagStoue porch, formal garden,
2-car garage. For appointment TO inspect
call VIC, $500 until pm
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.lSEE IT TODAY

This most attractive detached brick cot
tage type home with . bedrooms and bath
on md floor Located lust 8 half book
from the bus and only about 6 wears old
It offers the maximum in value on todayS
market in 0rr opinion. Priced low and
immediate possession may be obtained Call
ME. 1113 until Q pm
! WEST
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NEW 10-APT RI,DG

In Arlington, near Government build
tnss; $6,4S0 annual income. Priced to
sh9w 2OIc return. Coal fired stoker.
KELLEY e. BRANNER. DI 714O,
Evenings, WI 6S44
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Mr.. Walter Reed, SI3.50O.

Naoea- = rooms q baths, extra room
On 4s- nooF, na.a goom and oaJh IN base
1fh't f."I ana 0G[ -DI town CWler
n~ous q sol. ross d PHELPS fcz-
C.ua.gc.yt "a gHpt Euudag and EVENINGS
cal MI 5haCkeilgrc. 81 COOS
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CHEVY Chase Md -%16 Q5O

Very attractive centcr-hau Colonial
brick frst-fioor Iavatory. 2 bedrooms .
baths and an incloSod and heated Sleeping
porch on second floor: large storage attic,
large screened porch off living room
spacious lot, excellent location Im7- diate
possession BOSS & PHELPS tEXslu-
siyely), MA $500. Call Mrs. GGier, co.
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STORES FOR RENT
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

ATTRACTIVELY FURN. SPACE IN SUITE,
with Secretarial and P. B. X telephone
service; conveniently located office building.
National 33@9.
DESK SPACE WITH SECRETARIAL SERV-
ice Phone National 1859.
DESK SPACE AVAILABLE WITH LARGE
Nat top desk Secretarys desk and type
writer, in Union Trust Bldg.: prefer manu-
tacturer's representative; S}5 per month.
Give details with reply. Box S9-A, Star.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS.

OWNER OCCUPIED
Charming Colonial home, bright, sunny
beautifully situated facing south, "a blocI
-r-- n--- BE 1GGS. OF 1l-A
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CHEVY CHASE.
BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS.

A most unusual SIM houSe-the out
sid is df ferent and will please you; inside
yaN Will hnd many features that you find
only IN the better homes must be seen
70 h. appreciated Price, Sl5,a50. WI.
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OpEN DAu.V - m &

Fine detached brick, 70 rooms. baths,
automatic heat. nice lot lear detached
garage and additional parking space: new
house condition throughout; about 3t2 yrs.
ole, used b. present owner as home with
Iooming income of SAB per month. Sale
desired on account of sickness. Price.
S23 500; terms, If desired This is
s0lendid opportunity for somebody. For
comclete details. call Mr.. White (evenings),
VIII N. TKRoCKMoRToN.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.

= ine wooded lots. In restricted section
OF nne homes; Immediately adjacent PUB
Lie HEALTH INSTITUTE and NAVAL
MEDICAL CENTER; excellent transp.
sewer water and sas: streets cut through,
many lots on finished streets Immediate
nouldation at price permitting low-cost
MONIES or justifying retention If necessary
until more favorable conditions Phone
GO. 1857. or address manager. Creditor S
Committee l15S Euclid Ct ~ N
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HIGH CASH PRICES for so, 40 and Al
Pcntiacs Must be clean and have good
tires. II. J. Brown Pontiac, Inc. Ross
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MI PAY UP TO 5000 ror immaculats
40 Chevrolet Mr. Flood. WO Si0l.
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319 1lth st. S.E.--Gara
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont. }

Double brick sarage, large enough to
store q cars, or warehouse, convenientlv
located; ST. so monthly, Federal Finance
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411
coon DOWN
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS.

Move in today New 4-ro0m and ba tn
Eousc, with ha cmeut, coal heat. near bus:
FLA payment So - Fer month Ken
SING ton Md WI .TgN
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

4-ROCM BUNGALOW, BATH GAS
s5pq cash W. f. HARDESTY. Upper
phone. brandywine 207G.
At2LINGT0N--2-FAMILY BRICK APT
house each with living room, > bedrooms
dlniAg room tl'c bath, refrigerator and
gas 5,5r. ra2re: OIL heat. g.s5age; near bus
psv for 6oS S0 d66 Ten'' teTmy 91 aP RArpH vi
GRAIN. eli. a25o oxford @Iai. -'''--- Il
,'5 IN, AGREs, = NILES NORTH or ROCK;
,is,io,n; H!lI.V,f1 %tlh a 10 B. & O. RailEoad
ticket PEI month. $i4 90. improvements
consist Of "-storv frame house 5 rooms
ard a'lc. bath and electricity. Outbuild-
lnFS consist Of 3-car garage, workshop,
1hlrEe1 house, small barn, another small
Stream runs through the property and
would make an excellent place for raising
hos Young orchard, also raspberres,
garden space. Taxes, SI114 Price. 81 100.
tRfD =. CUSHMhN, $40 Frederick ave.
crs3urg "99 Open today.
IYNNHAVEN. ALEXANDRIA, VA-OE-
fercd at $4,000 for quick sale, almost new
1-roonl sem detached brick Sl.025 cash
mtqeludinG tl'le and settlement costs. Hurry
venn o9 Ss2 s9oa nG%f ca N Mr. tnS ISeT moyt wS con
WESLEY BUCHANAN, AID. s6SS until
q pm
OWNER TRANsFERRED-TWo 4-ROoM
apis. pf'. DatNS ana entrances, a MI. on
Ice lot; block cars. stores h. VIII. Key,
41In Banner, Hyattsvlle Md WA 6324
VACANT. HEART OF HYATTsVIILE. 90
min downtown mod : rms. hall, porches
drv cellar lawns 45xI 80 > blocks corS
stores. schools; inSul, easily heated; So
500. terms. GEO. c. WALKER. WA. 500
20'
T-ROOM, 2-BATH FRAME HOUSE:
block bus. I0c fare: convenient 10 stores
aud school large wooded lot easy terms
REALTY ASSOCIATES, 46l7 Lee high
way. Chestnut l43s.
1884 n. HARRISON ST.
II YOU Ike il. appointment can be ar
ranged See MR. GOODWIN. llo3 N.
IIg.ns st, Arlington, Va.
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: ROOM, 2-BATH FRAME HOUSE. /
block bus. 10c fare: convenient 10 stores
and school large wooded lot. easy terms
ASSOCIATES, 46l7 Lee high
,u4v chestnut 1d.,S
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MOUNT PLEASANT

Park rd- property converted into apis.
Comp.7to.E furnished with ranees and
four rCf-ir5ratCrs. good income. priced
right.
KELLEY & RRANNER
Dl Ttfu EyenlnES NO -u-G
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BRICK COL ONIAI-H0 ga

Dnlth tCLoSINlr-hJ ~ J0D.
? Ht.cE1a, Md -agIut brick home
u !ar-c 'nt G !o.w- lis baths. 3 bed
rooms ae lux E4tcAaA. eas a4r-coadIIioacd
LrSIEE d MEAeFIL TO 5par
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1914 Col. Rd. N.W.-Garage.
Single metal Sarage. conveniently To-
Gated So monthly. Federal Finance Co,
or NeM York u 1gs
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RANK S. PHILLIPS DT 1411.

4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS.
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL
CHEVY CHASE. ND.-Sf6.75n.
New American Co'oriaI brick home,
lar2e corA-r homosi'e. IoiNT4, large LIVING,
Chime rooms, DE- luxe Kitchen, breakfast
room screened porch, large recreation room
with fireplace. huilt-ln raraGe, a-r-condI-
TONED. cooper water pipes
lie LIE D N-ThETTT- V-O -rnt
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FARMS WAN1EQ.

SMALL FARM, CLOSE TO DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Phone Falls Church 20Te-w
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QEEICES For REk1

K ST. AND CONN. AVE, VERY LARGE.
unfurnished. lst floor front Office S65
monthly. l5l3 X st. NV. Ex G759
poe BLOCK G ST. N.W-STREET FLOOR
front ONCE space, approximately 400 50
ieeL Telephone service can be arranged.
CAL MA. 200.
PART OF OFFICE IN LARGE DOWNTOWN
once BLDG. Address Box 334-Y, Star,
stating KIND OF business, etc.
WANTED. PARTY TO SHARE EXPENSE
OF smaA heated oflce or shop in the ne
section. very reasonable. Apply to base
ment OF 9ll 18th ST. ne.
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WASHINGTON CIRCLE.
Ideal, FOR ROOMS

3-Story row brick. 1st floor . rooms and
kitchen; 2nd floor. = rooms. and bath 3rd
floor, > rooms, bath. kitchen taptD: base
ment, ; rooms running water, gas stove
ERODE & CoLBERT. INC. MA. ss75.
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Detached bahick' s room, 11,., bath. garage.
rpen fireplace. gas neaf Can MI AliW9
FR 3a04, or WAPLE q JAMES, INC,
DT 3346
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OWNER LEAVING CITY.

overlooking the golf course. in beauti-
tul residential section of Silver Spring
Nd. this home offers unusual living com
fort in desirable location. Contains real
center hall, frst-foor layatory, 3 nice
hedlms. . baths. future recreation rm
with fireplace, farage, Capital Transit bus
at door. Owner selling at his cost. Please
2 II Ma Tor Yancey co O346
FRANK S PHILLIPS DI 1A11
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HOUSES FOR SALE Cont

ET. Pleasant BARGAIN, s BEDROOMS:
one bath FIRST floor, one on second floor
S7.450. A-t quickly. WO. @72S. 10"
472a sth ST. NV. (OPENl-a ROOMS,
brick corner home, reduced to SlO.500
J. A. JORDAN, exclusive aFent, WO. 2T9S.
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OFF COLUMBIA RD.

G bedrooms, baths, room in basement: :
attic rented; . large. enclosed porches.
double garage very good value
and lnoncy-maker. BOSS & PHELPS,
National 1900 Evenings call Mr.. Measell,
r-RF
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WILL PAY UP TO $1,000 FOR 1a4o OR
Al Cadillac. See Mr, Flood, 1921 Con-
Evening star., 1943-02-18

Attention, Investors & Brokers.
Groups Of bldgs., near Navy Yard.
containing 16 apis. and corner store: 2
bldgs less than years old Annual rent
al over $1,000: low expenses. Nets over
$4,000 year. real value; only S37 800.
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co. ME. 5000
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CHEVROLETs-1a3 TO lp1T.
Will nay more if in GOOD condition Al
cash. Quick action. North 3272
WANTED. used cars and trucks, late
models Hishest cash prices
COAST-IN PONTIAC.
900 BloCk Fla. Ave n E AT T2nn-
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Near 5th and Eve SITS NV

Large brick row house, over ia rms.
now being operated as roaminc house
with monthly income over $500. Con-
Vcnlent terms.
JEROME S. MURRAY
RE. "tGD. 1891 G s. NV MI A5Hn
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HFs Ps'}sRd saS bom ms m Bs w9Gdr2T ss wilson
good terms. DIXIE REALTY co, MA.
$3.50. Ewes, Mrs Alien, NO. 78tS.
Chevy Chase, D. c., S15.75O.
Center hall Colonial. huge living room.
6 bedrooms, baths, lst-tioor lncloSed and
neg fheateq conservatory; beautiful lot, 2o5
ieet deep. Excellent location BOSS &:
PHELPS Realtors. MA $500 (cxclusivelyJ
SUNDAY call Nj. paston. MO 1917
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WOONDTDCF
GEORGETOWN-s12 e5n
S13.95O.

Upper 10th st. rare opportunity to
get home IN this section tWost of 10TH
ana at such ? low price. Detached. 4
bedrooms . baths, modern in every re-
spect. Lovely recrea ton room, 2-car
Earaee For additional irforma tion call
Mr.. harnSperaeT. with BETHEL. Dis
trlct 3l00: evenlnc. Temnle A.4n
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NEAR NEW NAVAL
nTTnTC Tr3%Tr7TD
G6EOO
Chew Ch~ea M5

"-Ncar-ol5 white h-.e- q rms. H. h .
1H~nH. wooded l0' attached GARAGE. GrnN-
y 11r" p. once. ~'nHNn EalI CL G>G-
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A NEW HOME

IT|55INI MD.
We, We hanye q. t,-, If th-so Foue-s LETT
"re f..r- Coioual "--a r.r-er s.da or
-Cgl.r p e.Ha-co c7a- amino large living
room vt'1 h-rE dinrg room. COM
, b5-O1M aDd tile bath On second floor
h''aclrd aaraa,. Basement toilet. $500
down psTmrr, w, l. yqM move In.
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NEAR CATHEDRAL,

INNEDIATF POSSESSION
All-brick senli-det. home. 4 Years old
n excel cond,, newly redecorated Spacious
liv. rm with o1en fireplace, din nm. den
and modern Kitchen. 3 large bedrms. ?
beautiful tile baths complete attic bedrm,
large cedar closet. FSlow stairs, recreation
rrl, with fireplace and built-la bar. maid's
nm, basement gas heat and completely
det. all brick garage. Priced for quick
sale at Sl5500. Adams T011. Eyes,
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7-ROOM BRICK.
NACAE-r ININEE1Nr TT n-r.r-En 4

On a lovely lr-ncre lot in beau.. .fuI
Wgourdge Park. Silver SpTlnE Nd We are
ab.e to Cfer an unusually attTac I've stone
and-5rlci homo ~ ~l3.15o. hoBse has Just
6een rSdccoIatcd. includes den. recreation
room. small reading room adjoining master
bedroom. . baths We urge your prompt
inspection. For details call Nj. Mamma
Evening star., 1943-02-15

Why should your Uncle Sam have
to dun anybody to buy War bond
to help preserve the democratic way
of living? Buy \ bond As your own
expression Of willingness to help.
Evening star., 1943-02-15

Buy bonds Give up that trip you
had planned and give a bomber a
trip to Toxic.
Evening star., 1943-02-15
Nine. Chang 10 Visit
Capital in Few Days
GeneroIissimo's Wife
Touched by CordioIity'
as th. Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
Nine. Chang Kai-shek, wife OF
the Chinese generalissimo. will ar
rive in Washington within a few
days and later make public appear
ances in Chicago. San Francisco,
Los Angeles and pay a visit to her
alma mater. Wellesley College, in
Massachusetts,.
Since last November she has been
in New York recovering from an
injury received in an automobile &C
cident while visiting the Chinese
war front.
The Chinese Embassy, which an
nounced her plans last night, said
that "since Nine. Chiang's arrival In
this country she has received large
number of the most cordial invita-
tions to appear and address public
meetings and gatherings OF all kinds.
She Is deeply touched by the
warmth and cordiality of these in
vitations and wishes she could ac-
cept every one. But in view of her
present state of health, she is obliged
to reduce the number of her public
appearances and social functions to
minimum"
An informal reception for Nine.
Chlang Is planned by the House,
but Representative Bloom, Demo-
crat, of New York said last night she
probably would not appear before
next week
Evening star., 1943-02-15
Police Press Search
For Higgins Slayer
Nurse Links Orderly
To New Year Eve Deoth

Police in New York and every New
England State were joining today
in the search for a 25-year-old hos
pital orderly wanted here in con-
nection with the New Year Eve
death of Paul Higgins. 55.
Mr. Higgins, found dead in an
alley near 1905 Kenyon street NV.
and at first believed to be a hit
and-run traffic victim, now Is
thought by police to have been rob-
bed and murdered.
A 26-year-old Silver Spring prize
fighter has been released on 81 900
bond after questioning in the case.
The orderly and the prizefighter
were brought under suspicion by
the surprise testimony OF nurse
at a Montgomery County hospital
for alcoholics, who said the orderly
confessed to his part In the robbery
OF Mr.. Higgins.
The nurse said the orderly told
her that he and another man beat
and robbed Mr.. Higgins as the
three rode about Washington in
an automobile The robbery victim
WAS then thrown unconscious from
the automobile, the nurse quoted
the orderly as saying, and was run
over by another automobile which
turned down the alley.
Police believe, however, that the
prizehghter's car may possibly have
crushed the victim to death.
An inquest will be held after fur
ther investigation, police said today
Evening star., 1943-02-15

Spirit River. Alberta. and a Mr..
Smith dnitial unknown. employe
OF the r. M Smith Construction
Co. and two unidentified persons.
Many of the injured were blown
from roofs where they crowded to
watch fire which burned out of
control through city block. The
explosion resulted after flames swept
hlto livery stable where dynamite
was stored.
The town Is on the Alaska high
way and is supply base for North
ern wartime projects, 345 miles
northwest of Edmonton.
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Pope Believed Willing
To Meet Red Mission
Diplomatic Group Would
Poy Temporary Visit
BY PAUL GHALI.
Foreisn Correspondent of The Star and
CHICAGO Daily News

Toreisn Correspondent of The Star and
CHICAGO Daily News.
GENEVA, Feb 15.-The Pope has
consented to the sending of a spe-
cial Soviet diplomatic mission to
the Vatican. according to the most
reliable sources here in close con-
tact with papal circles.
The mission, which is described
as of an informative character, I"
will pay only a temporary visit
to Vatican City. It's arrival there
Is expected in the near future, the
Fascist government already having
granted the necessary transit facil-
tiles in accordance with the Lateran
Treaty.
1t was impossible here today to
obtain further information con-
corning the negotiations leading to
this sensational move, or as to the
real object of the Soviet mission S
visit. 1t should be stressed, how
ever, that it has always been the
Pope's policy to welcome the repre-
sentatives of any country where
Catholics live, regardless of that
comtrys past attitude toward
Catholicism.
tCopyrisht, 194l, Chicago Daily News Inc)
Evening star., 1943-02-15

program for stationary plants capa-
BILE of producing about 100000
kilowatts of electricity which are
scheduled for completion this year
and in 1914 This program repre-
sents the total expansion in power
output necessitated by increased
war requirements.
Although the power expansion
program has been delayed consid-
erably through competition for
plant equipment with plans to pro-
duce synthetic rubber. aviation gas
oline and other must" programs,
officials believe the needs of the Ma
ton for the foreseeable future
can be met.
1t is impossible to determine at
this early date, officials said, just
how much the new special priorities
given Rubber Director William M.
Jeffers will interfere with the power
program. They said the rubber
directives would cut across broad
segment of American industry,
compelling hundreds of plants to
iidlt OtllCl Vibdl WOlA lll W
fill the Jeffers' orders.
The war power program Of $780,
600 kiloWatts is about 40 per cent
less than WPB officials estimated
early in the war would be necessary
to meet the Nations demands. 1t
is only about half the expansion
which the Federal Power Commits
sion estimated would be necessary.
1t will raise the Nations total out
put to $4,000, 900 kilowatts.
Oficials admit they are skimming
close to '"rock bottom" requirements
for power and that should trouble
develop at any OF the larger plants
drastic curtailment in civilian use
of electric current may be neces-
sary.
WPB officials are planning num-
ber of new natural gas lines to be
constructed by next winter to meet
needs in shortage areas. These sec
tions are the Appalachian region.
upper New York, Ohio, Kansas and
parts of Minnesota. The Nation
shaved close to the disaster line in
meeting home and industrial re-
quirements for gas this winter. Due
to increased demand from war
plants even more trouble is fore
seen next year.
May Require Conversion.
Washington, it is believed. will
have adequate gas supplies unless
the demands of huge Pennsylvania
steel mill, which is supplied by the
natural gas pipeline used in this
area, are increased greatly. Should
this develop it may be necessary
for householders here who use gas
for heating to convert to coal. About
third of the Capitals gas supply
comes from the pipeline. Omcials
see no prospect of increasing pro-
duction OF gas here to any ap-
preciable extent.
Steel for new pipelines competes
with steel plates needed for ship
building. WPB, however, recently
approved ALLEGATION of steel for con-
struction OF a new oil pipeline from
Beaumont, Tex, to Seymour, Ind,
as a step to relieve the East's
| petroleum shortage. Power officials
| believe they will obtain steel for
the needed gas lines, although it
may result in some delay to the
/ ship programs.
Evening star., 1943-02-15
Cambridge (Md.) Flyer
Dies in Bomber Crash
By the Associated Press.


ROCHESTER, Ind. Feb. 15.-One
of three flyers killed when an Array
bomber crashed and burned in a
field az miles north of Rochester
has been identified as 1t. Leonard
c. Tall, a native OF Cambridge, Md.
Army authorities said the second
OF the three dead airmen was 1t.
Mayer Fiegenbaum, whose address
was not Immediately available. They
did not identify the third flyer.
Herbert Smith, a farmer living
near the scene of the crash, said the
plane was circling low over the field
yesterday, apparently trying to make
an emergency landing. 1t landed in
a clover patch and before its
momentum was halted, struck the
only depression in the field, crashed
and exploded. Bodies OF the oc-
cupantS were thrown clear.
A former clothing salesman, 1t.
Tall learned to pilot a plane in his
spare time at an airport near Cam
bridge. He joined the Army Air
Force several months ago and was
commissioned a second lieutenant.