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Evening star., 1944-05-22
Hull and Conferees
Reported Favoring
Military Peace Guard
Nv the Associated Press.

A series of international courts
whose dictates would be carried
out by cooperative military ac-
ton rather than by world po-
lice force are included in post
war peace plan under considera-
tion by Secretary of State Hull
and a Senate liaison committee,
it was reported today.
Senators who have conferred with
Mr.. Hull understand also that the
administration is giving thought to
creation of an international council
as a directing body. The United
States, Great Britain, Russia and
China would be the chief men,
bers.
Others of the United Nations
would be invited into the gen.
eral organization membership which
would participate in policy-making
decisions to be carried out under
the councils direction. The re-
constituted nations of the conquered
Axis would be accorded a place at
the conference table.
Escape Clause" Discussed.
The liaison group is reported to
have discussed with Mr.. Hull the in
clusion of an escape clause" by
which none of the council members
could be forced into collaborative
action without it's consent. This
apparently was advanced by some Of
the conferees as an answer to de-
mands that have been made for the
preservation of American freedom
of action in any international or
ganization this country joins.
While some thought this had been
agreed in principle, it apparently is
one of the important questions on
which additional work must be
done.
The conferees were said to have
determined that so far as the Amer
ican plan goes, the forceful pres
ervation of the future peace should
be carried out on a basis of CO.
operative military action rather
than through the establishment of
standing international police
force. This would call for staff CO.
operation, with each country fur
nishing an allotted part of the mill
tary force needed.
Counts May Be Set Up.
The plan repeatedly contemplates
the establishment of courts of JUS
tice which would seek to settle in
ternstional disputes. These courts
would have the backing of the or
ganizations military power to en-
force their decisions.
While this constitutes only the
bare framework of the peace plan
which the sponsors hope will be con-
structed, there were indications that
the State Department is anxious to
60 ahead soon with negotiations with
other countries on this general basis.
Representing almost every view
point, the eight-member liaison
group was chosen with the idea that
If 1t could reach unanimous agree
ment, there would be little difficulty
in obtaining Senate approval Of
any plan which it might sponsor.
Chairman Connally of the Foreign
Relations Committee is chairman of
the group, which includes Majority
Leader Barkley, Senators George,
Democrat, of Georgia Gillette,
Democrat, of Iowa; La Toilette,
Progressive, OF wisconsin: Vandena
berg, Republican, of Michigan;
White, Republican, of Maine. and
Austin, Republican, of Vermont.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

ber. 1943. He went overseas IN Feb
ruary, 1914.
Four days before he went on the
April ~ flight. 1t. Krahling wrote
home that he had seen a neighbor-
hood friend, Leman Ritter.
Sergt. Herman L. Hodge, 26, of
1901 First street NV. was reported
as missing In action after mission
over Germany on April ~. He was
Evening star., 1944-05-22
$4,000, 900 Flood Aid
Approved by President
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoclated Press.
President Roosevelt today signed
a resolution authorizing expenditure
OF $l2,000,000 for the relief of farm
ers in flood-damaged areas of the
Upper Mississippi, Missouri and Illi-
nois Rivers.
The legislation authorizes loans
and grants to repair damage to
property and land. A Senate
amendment permits expenditure OF
81 ,000000 of the total for repair OF
property damaged by winds.
Buy bonds Buy more Blu,
NOW.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

terranean areas
Of war.
Second 1t. Rob-
ert z. Carragher,
II, of $3.50 First
street NV, q
native of New
York, was listed
as missing in the
European thea
ter of war. A
graduate of Gen.
trail High School
in 194l. where he
was a captain In
the Cadet Corps,
1t. Carragher
Evening star., 1944-05-22
On the Roll Of Honor
Five Soldiers From District
Reported Missing in Action
On the Roll Of Honor

Five soldiers from the District
were reported missing in action by
the War Department today, three in
the European and two In the Medi-
Evening star., 1944-05-22
Congress in Brief

BY the Associated Press.
Senate:
In recess until Tuesday.
House:
May complete congressional ac-
tion on tax simplification.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

MARITIME EXHIBIT OPENSLt Robert Straus. U. S. N r.,
attached to the Maritime Commission, explains the
Navy anacra used merchant vessels to Mrs Mure
Worth of the Maritime Commissions press section Models of
merchant ships their and safety equipment went dis
play in the Commerce Building auditorium today
ton with celebration of Maritime Day The exhibit will be
from 10 to daily for the next two weeks
Star Staff Photo.
Bradley beam., 1944-04-08
Referee: D. B. Johnson Umpire: J. D. Potts Scorer: J. Brennan Timer: J. O'Donnell
Biz Baseball Season. Planned at Base

With the coming of Spring, a young mans fancy turns lightly to love and other things. Here, at Bradley Field, it seems that love is to lose out to the other things. Baseball is one of the more impor- tant of the latter and with the days growing milder, many GIs have been observed hard at work toss ing, batting and fielding the "old onion."
 With the success of the Bradley Bombers' basketball team still fresh in mind, it is hoped that a strong nine can be found to take it's place alongside of the Service Command Basketball Champs. At the top of this page box will be found which contains all the nec- essary info for the benefit of the Base gym. Fill it out and follow the announcements which are to be carried weekly in the BEAM per taining to diamond enthusiasts.
 If you have any talent and can really hustle there is place for you on the Base nine. Tear out the coupon and get it into the Base gym immediately.
Bradley beam., 1944-04-08

CTS slugged through the whole bout with Richard given a split decision at the close. This was an unpopular verdict with the highly partisan crowd who thought that the worst Root deserved was a draw.
 Master boxers like Jimmy Slat- tery, Tommy Loughran and Gene Tunney were brought to mind when Claude Grace, 149 lbs, jabb- ed his way to an easy victory over the Navy's ace, Transport. Tran sport, weighing 154 lbs, had the edge in experience and carried a good punch in both hands, but Grace, boxing like veteran con- tinually made Transport miss wild haymakers and the nod in his fav- or was greeted with unanimous cheer of approval.
 It. R. H. Roberts refereed and the timekeeper was Major Herbert Farrell. The judges were two local boxing fans, Tom Mcbride and Herb Carrier.
Bradley beam., 1944-04-08

Dan Parker, the Bessarabian beauty who writes sporting col umn and runs an elevator at the New York Daily Mirror, claims that things are so tough with the Brooklyn Dodgers this year that Leo Durocher was forced to give a Flatbush Avenue milk wagon horse tryout at first base.
 According to Parker, the Lippy One discovered an old platter prancing around in the outfeld in front of a grass-cutting machine. Durocher liked the spavined beauty's footwork and assigned him to cover first.
 In a ten-minute workout, noth- ing got by the plug. He speared hot liners and gobbled up ground CTS in his teeth Gin a manner that won Leo's admiration. Later, at the plate he socked the second pitch into deep center, then stood at the dish, watching the ball sail through the air.
 "Well, what's the matter?" Leo hollered. @Why don't you run ?"
 "Run!" beloved the swayback. Listen, if I could run I'd be en- tered in the first race at Jamaica!"
 Ensign Hovey Seymour, USNR footballl star at Yale in 1942. was killed recently in a plane crash on the West Coast. A member of the Reserve Officers Training Corps at Yale, he declined a commission aft CT his graduation to become a na- val aviation cadet at Pensacola, Fla. He received his wings last June and was sent to a West Coast base.
 Up and down Jacobs Beach in the town of New York, fight fans are bemoaning the impending in-
Bradley beam., 1944-04-08
BRADLEY BOXERS DEFEAT SAILORS IN THREE BOUTS

Another milestone in the saga of Bradley boxing has been safely passed. The mittmen took on the New London Submarine Bases best boxers and won three of the five bouts.
 Opening the evening, Al Dionne, 136 lbs, won the decision over Parker, Navy, 139 lbs. Dionne fought classy battle to win cas- fly. ''". '
 James Washington, 1855 lbs., won over Stanton, Navy, 150 lbs.
 The Navy swung into action when Lesew, 158 lbs., easily out pointed Jack Sheehan, 93d, 152 lbs.
 Bobby Root, 137 lbs., and Rich ard of the Navy, 130 lbs, put on the outstanding scrap of the eve ming. Standing toe-to-toe, the box
Bradley beam., 1944-04-08

Z Jack Frey, Jim Singer and Gerry Geagan whipped 38 points through the cords and, with Al LoCicero playing a sparkling feeding" game, kept the 29th men constant ly on the defensive. Klein was the big gun of the 29th offense with nine goals from the field, totaling IS points. Johnnie Gutkowski and Frankie Bisanzo turned in a swell defensive game in losing cause.
 The Base Commander is to pre- sent the winners with the Colonel H. E. Johnson Trophy in the near future in {. program that will fea- ture appropriate ceremonies.
 The Lineups:
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Finance Clinches Title, Trim Ordnance "A";; Holmes High Scorer

The Finance bowling team clinched first place in the Bradley Bowling League by taking two out of three matches from the second place Ordance A keglers. With only one more weeks matches to go it is mathematically impossible for any team to overtake the Mon eymen. *=. "..":
 The newly crowned champions were in first place after the initial series of matches and never re- linquished their commanding lead.
 Holmes beat Buffum's high se- ries by rolling an excellent 357 series in this clinching round. His strings of 1O3, 131 and 123 were a thorn in the Ordnance A sides all evening.
 In the other match of the eve ming, Signal took the Ordnance B mapple-topplers into camp with a two to one margin. Burgess paced the Signalmen to their wins in the first two strings but slipped to an 81 in the finale. Marsh and Katz bowled their usual excellent games but had no support from their teammates.
Bradley beam., 1944-04-08

teenth. The Naval Base is to be the site of the battle ground for a return series of boxing bouts between the Bradleyites and the Sailors. All, who de- sire to go are requested to be an hand at 1900 hours. For further details see next weeks BEAM.
Bradley beam., 1944-04-08
93d DOWNS 29th IN FINALE, 474l;;
 TAKE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Win Col. HE. Johnson Trophy

The final curtain down the highly successful Inter Squadron Basketball League when the 9d Fighter Control Squadron thriller Tuesday This playof resulting existing the
Bradley beam., 1944-04-08

duction of two more beak breakers. Henry Armstrong, former triple champ, and Beau Jack, ex-ight- weight king, both have been re- classified IA. Lee Savold, veteran heavyweight contender, has joined the Merchant Marine.
 Plans already have been formu- lated for a Battlefront Olympus to help heal the scars of war once the war is won, Rep. Mike Mon- roney, of Oklahoma, has disclosed in Washington. Rep. Monroney said that, although the proposal lacks the official confirmation of the Army, preparations are in the fire for postwar games for athletes in uniform to be held in some ma jor Allied capital, probably Lon- don.
 U. 5. track and field stars in the service, who would be eligible to partake in the proposed games in- clude Eulace Peacock and Harold Davis, dashmen; Les MacMitchell and Frank Dixon, milers, Greg Rice, two-miler; Al Blozis, weights. and Cornelius Warmerdam, pole vault.
Bradley beam., 1944-04-08
Big League Draft Boxscore

Inducted: Dick Bartell, Giants; Billy Herman, Dodgers; Bill Dickey and Joe Gordon, Yankees; Tex Covington, Louisville. Rejected: Vernon Stephens, Browns; Dixie Walker, Dodgers; Johnny Barrett, Pittsburgh; Dom Dallesandro and Phil Caveretta, Cubs; Classified IA: Lou Boudreau, Cleveland; Mel Ott and Joe Medwick, Giants; Johnny Lindell, Yankees; Stan Musial, Cardinals, and Max Mar shall, Cincinnati.
Bradley beam., 1944-04-08

Next Weeks Matches Finance vs. Ordnance B. Signal vs. Ordnance A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
CoChrdne Home
Sold by Had|ey

6 c. Hadley, Inc. has sold
Mickey Cochrane's home at 20665
w. River road. Crosse lie to Mr..
and Mrs. Warren J Zeis, the firm
announced Saturday.
This home is modern ranch type
consisting of a guest house, ga
RACES. three-Stall horse stable con-
nected to main building by tun-
mel.
The unusual features are many.
with an immense living room fin
ished in knotty pine, large full
log fireplace and balcony. three
master bedrooms with connecting
tile baths.
The lot is approximately so by
1000 feet with river frontage.
Cochrane completed this home
in 1910 and the western atmos-
phere prevails throughout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Business Rent
Survey Ends
Realtors Spot Check
TeIIies With Findings
Continued from Page /. Part a

{ Continued from Page !, Part ~
the National Association of Real
Estate Boards. who are gathering
the data from all parts OF The
Brokers handling loft and
warehouse space state that on
the whole there il no increase In
rates evident here, although de-
mand IN considerably better
than few years ago. with the
result that vacancies are re-
duced substantially" SlavenS
added.
Eve believe. Of course. that
conditions here in the war pro
duction center Of the country,
a. shown nv these statistics, dis
prove the claim that there II
any need Of hurdening the coun-
try ~ "A whole with any such
extremely complicated and onrr-
Gus restrictions as would be- re-
quired ny commercial rent
control"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Home Idea Scrap File
Suggested by Expert

When one sees something per-
tanning TO A home he would like
to incorporate in his own. II is a
good idea 10 make a permanent
record of ii, architects and build
ers advise.
r. Bliss Wolfe. president q
Hannah Real Estate ExchanqU
suggests the keeping of scrsV
book by prospective home build
ers and filing away for future
use practical ideas in design and
equipment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Planning Care Urged
For Home GARAGE

Plan for building the garage
AT the same time the home is TO
rise. experts insist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Sidewalks Enhance
Beauty Of Dwelling

Sidewalks should he constructed
so as 10 enhance the beauty OF
ones home, architects agree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Low INTEREST

lu hNNuIC dutVuhlt HHdu'lhk
for postwar housing. the pro-
gram recommends that the FLA
he strengthened and continued
until suitable facilities for en-
cOuraging low interest rates and
permitting low down payments
on homes are provided by pri-
vate enterprise. without need
for governmental insurance of
mortgages.
I'm addition. increased facili-
ties are suggested for the financ-
ing OF rental housing and Of
residential maintenance and re-
pair.
with respect 10 the problem
OF providing n higher standard
housing for low income families
now residing I'm Slums or sub
standard dwellings, the program
suggests that suitable older
dwellings be used for this pur-
pose wherever possible, under
the control Of local governments
and with the aid OF local funds.
LAND USE TECHNIQUE
"To aid i'm the sound future
development of cities, the pro-
gram recommends research In
land use techniqueS, In urban
development, and I'm methods of
real estate taxation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Copy Good Points

Copy the good points in others
homes, builders advise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Housing p an
Up for Study
Producers Seek
Opinion Of Public

Continued from Page ], Part a
Of the unsatisfactory expert
ences during prewar years when
there was multiplicity Of
agencies dealing with housing
matters and offering incom-
patible and conflicting pro-
grams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Few Perfect
Heating Men Say Plants
Need TO Be Checked

Every heating man knows that
il is virtually impossible TO find a
single heating plant, either large
or small, in which a few simple
changes, either in equipment or
in firing methods. would fail 10
produce a substantial saving in
fuel consumption, experts as
serted Saturday.
owners of homes and income
property are urged TO call heat
ing and piping contractor 10 have
steam and hot water heating
plants checked for possible re-
pairs, replaccmcnts- or additions
that will result in fuel economies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Housing on Farms
Presents Problem

one Of the most pressing post
var problems which the nation
must face and solve is the bad
state Of housing on American
farms. l.. r. Mahan, ST, Louis
VICE president. Mortgage Bankers
Association az America, stated
SATURDAY
Nahan declared that AZ least
ono half of the farm population
NJ The ro.rns lived m houses Of
low value and painted a gloomy
picture o. rural housing conditions
In many parts OF the country,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
LinoIeum ProteCted
By Use Of Vdrnish

IinoleuH1 u7y h. protected h>
vanishing with clear A7rn'~h o.
with one ST the s,iclal lao'oIm
finishes sold ln paint store, or
paint departments or hy waxing
with a non>lip WAX. or bN WN
vanishing and then W7NTOg
II hnolcur IS badly actsccd U
may be- painted With foo' paint
or floor enamel H amy selected
c0lor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Visit New Homes

Visit all the new homes possible
before making plans for postwar
building. Each home may hold
a valuable idea TO incorporate in
your own. builders agree.
Evening star., 1944-05-30
PERSONAL

EMPL. SOLDIERS WIFE desires some one
to care 70, child during working hours.
HHsEaMSRRHoiIi6is Hen eradicsted BY N, own
method Results effective for q life.
time or money back: Write for booklet: Mo
drugs Or surgery. DR.. SOMMERWERCk'
1921 6tn ,t nv; RA; 4747. ,..
to $500 on your signature.
MEETING ROOM. seating capacity Of 100,
splendid for club meetings and card par,
ties, etc; complete with chairs and card
aees soldane n MR ssdo Hsshss 4Ss car
CAMP 8th season: children
6 to 12 years; one hour from D. c.: sea-
son s weeks, S175: one-haf season, 500.
ratslogne nd. CHURCHES nsar Mr. and Mrs
s. A MONTH S2-Get to work on time
by using a reliable telephone wake-up
service. Call Miss Hall, DU. 1854. %
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee; relief for pains and aches due to veal weak
nervousness, piles, colds: flu or other all
ments: also relief for aching. swollen feet.
Lady Naturopathic Dr., 20 years expert
ence: in charge; SH 26s5; ...oso
English, self-confdence. freedom from self;
consciousness; private tutor, air-cooled
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY. I will not be
responsible for debts contracted by any one
ward White. 1873 Irving st. NV, Apt. T. =
WILL GIVE day care to girl 3, boy B,
same loving attention as my own of like
ages. Arlington, Va. Gil 1871.
QUIET PROFESSIONAL COUPLE, with
for the use. of the furniture of small
family leaving Washington temporarily;
dry, clean storage space for extra furniture
or effects. Phone Silver Spring OO50.
Evening star., 1944-05-30
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

CAMERA REPAIRING-4s-hour service
neering Lab. 927. Sheridan St. NV al
CARPENTER Contractor. No job toe toe
small. Also locksmith. Day phone CO
ELECTRICAL house wiring and repair.
TO all types appliances, including radios
woTK ES rS,u g9aaTantsed; ar Phone ST.. 305s.
IElEcRaG Iats lnSar Wi1kLSG, III fixtures. extra out;
fff aa eve wiring HA sss ssDsrs
extra plug outlets installed: prompt serv-
HOME REPAks sssvse feunaaton P onsa
room; insulation; elosed-in porches; cab.
met work: reasonable prices; guar. work
NHEssana SShssiaeHf aoS9 bds repair, D.
SeSbPss SSdP sNn ST HI s1S$ SE IA
days; days Merton Hlton 1905 l4th St. NV. Ap. 1888
business. Call Republic 1927. Superior
AVN MOVIES Sssls Gs 1a9e s. saws ns filed
scissors SCI nso1 GROUND; ann experienced mechanic
PHPER HANGING gH 6 al and h,1; painting. specta
loT GS,, prices ai;, till June Work guaranteed
fa ssRPise TsySs psntinss s9as oor, rensned
highest quality workmanship at reasonabl,
IhEEhANu AND fAlNIlNG, SpeCialiZine
IN Arlington County. Quality work by first.
elass mechanics 15 years experience
Work guar. For free estimates and prompt
courteous service. call DI. 0125. 3s
AMPLIFYNG and ntercommunication sys.
TEN instaIla tion, maintenance and repsir
81 sa RE ssectrisal CONTRACTING Elk 3So7
PLAsTEKNG, cement floors, !driveaays wa
copings,. waterproofing. Established 9 yrs
All work guaranteed. Harrison, DE. 634(
after O'Clock. 1896 Swami st. NV.
PAINTING. by day or contract; inside or
outside Free estimate. NO. O759. 31'
PAINTING, exterior and interior; white
mechanics; special prices for kitchen and
bath: IA. 5000 or RIA. 0955.
PAINTING and decorating, interior anc
exterior, Graining q specially. Estimates
free. Mr, Weir, -DU. 1855.
PAPER HANGING, this week only. 81 and
up per room: 1914 washable, sunfast pa
pers: WORK guaranteed Michigan 63l5.
PAPERiNG AND PAINTING, immediate
service; IL years experience. Call DI
PLAsTERING done by expert white me-
chanics, all work guaranteed. Call HO
PLASTER REPAIRING by Job. Prompt
guaranteed service; careful. experienced
man; references. Hobart 23l5 or DI. 0122
REPAIR WORK and house wiring: extra
base plugs and switches. Have your vases
made into lamps. Toasters, heaters and
electric irons repaired. Your old lamps
rewired. Get our estimates on electrical
work. &C. 4; ,Muddiman Co.. oil G st
BY CONTRACT CARPENTERS. Call Hill
IN 11x.A~
Evening star., 1944-05-30
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond and virainia.

to share home of serviceman's wife. Double
ana single bedrooms. All privileges. Un-
Inn. phone; 40 Minis downtown. SH. S417.
1899 CHICAGO AVE, Silver Spring-Two
renned ladies, room, private home; kit,
lHaunary priVils.; cow. transp.; $50. 81.
STUDIO BEDROOM, private family. COOL
9ulet; near Colonial Village; transp. to
ROOM FOR RENT, l or . girls. Cali SH'
PIP Sunday, 10 to 5, or RE. 1880 Mon
day and Tuesday, s to A.
LARGE ROOM. private bath; employed
woman: breakfast and laundry privils.:
near bus lines. oxford O533.
SILVER SfRiNG-Large double bedroom,
private bath with tub and shower Semi
private entrance. New home and furniture
No other roomers Call Sligo 1856 before
II noon or after pm.
Evening star., 1944-05-30
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

21I end ST. S.E.-Attractive double he'd
room convenient to Capitol and Navy
YaPd Yer o.. FS sr s9q1
de luxe beds. c.h.w.: Semipvt. bath, S22 so
mo. each. Men only. "F
Single or double SIS mo- % Also M iiTs larger nqme pm
$40 YUMA ST, s.E.-Front bedroom, in
phone; employed couple; $40 wk. Ii. 1883.
1884 b ST. Sc, Apt. A-Sleeping room,
conv. to transp., suitable for / or per-
II 3rd ST. S.E.-singie rm. with running
water, nicely furnished, $3.50 wk TR.
3IIs CARPENTER ST. Sc, of Penna
aye.-Single room, next to bath shower,
nicely furn,: pvt. home; gentleman