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ACREAGE FOR SALE

ONE TO THREE ACRES, wooded, good viz
sinia location, near grade school, church,
acre JAMES Z. MAHoNEY. woodward
q 70 S 4. HoMEsITEs, wooded or cleared,
County. on good roads; reasonable prices
and terms. VERNON M. LYNCH a. SONS,
2 mi out Columbia pike. Phone AL. 5000.
Office closed Sunday
FOR COLORED SUBDIvIsIoN-Approx
3 acres, with streets graded; choice section
nearby MONTGOMERY County: reasonable
1894. oQs
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INVEsrMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

s;FAMTLY BRICK APT. BUILDING. COM
munity: each unit, living room, dinette,
bedroom, kitchen. bath; schools, stores.
bus, etc. within few blocks; fully occupied
quired investment Of $4,000 shows ex-
cellent return. WEAVER BROS, INC.
Wash WashHin Hts' Bldg Distsist $500 ,.,
tial size In outstanding location: leased to
single tenant. Details and INSPECTION by
appointment; L; A.. MosSBURG g. CO.,
A DETACHED MODERN BLDG, containing
80 units, in fine. section. This building
has prewar rentals and brings in approx
$4,000 per year. Can be bought for only
s sfa sNoS s.Il HsTTy Cohen qE osss
TWo is.UNIT BUILDINGS. close to all
conveniences, hreproof. consisting Of 2
rooms dinette. kitchen, bath each; only.
years old; very low rentals; income, Sl4.-
326 q year; price, 500, 800. For full data
call Mr.. Wolberg, IA. 1885. SHANNON &
$4,000 WILL PURCHASE the equity in
group Of buildings. including stores, in a
good business section: rents total $500 per
month: first trust is payable at $3.50 per
month. including interest. This Is good
Investment and has an unusual future
value. Call Mr.. Hassen, business property
dept. LEO M. BERNSTEIN 81 CO.. 1415
st n ME- R10n
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AUToMoTIVE MIscELIANEoUs

RECAPPING in Wash, 1-day service; guar
am. ready at 5 pm. CoNsoIIDHTED
SALES CO., 1895 H st. ne Phone LU
TIRES, used and recaps 9th ST TIRE
SHOP. liz 9th st. NV. MA. $3.50. IS.
TIRE REL APPiNG-Eieht-hou service, by
appointment: leave your car at am,
rails used: expert workmanship by expert
enced recapping mechanics; ali work guar
anteed; ample parking facilities PALDER
UN 1919
MOTORCYCLE, 1898. Harley Davidson,
T modei e: very good condition; 5000.
Arlington Va
TOW-BARS, bumper-to-b Place your
greer o soday; The original Tow Pilot.
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LOTS WANTED.

PAY CASH FOR LOTS in Fairfax or
Arlington County. p. O. Box $40. Alex
WANTED-Lots and subdivision land. we
are in touch with builders and prospective
home buyers in the market for residential
and nearby Montgomery County. Write
Giving description, location and lowest ac-
ceptable cash price. Mortgage Loan Depart
ment. EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO..
OR BUILDING LOTS. near Ellicot and
Wisconsin ave. NV. for private party;
please state size. ETC.. and best cash price
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Curiosity Of Clerk
Causes Burglar Alarm
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Pres6.
WACO, Tex.-Police Chief G. c.
Maxey and seven policemen dashed
to local jewelry store after the
emergency bell rang twice urgently.
1.-THE store was covered front and
back" Mr.. Maxey said. Nobody
came in, nobody went out.
But no bandits. just new clerk
who wondered what the bell button
was for"
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We will
buy second-trust notes. d. c., nearby Md
Tafs co okFIoNAa
N. Y. ave. NV National 1898.
} st AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
rowing Lowest rates COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO. SIT 9th st. NV. DI. 6l50
MONEY on LIST or End trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Md. Va
or D. c. property. THE AMERICAN CO
Su7 18th Ma S032
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for LIST and
IND trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS will be received in the of;ice
OF the National Capital Housing Authority
until 10 AM. January g, 1915. for the
purchase of Lots 30 and 30. 35, SO and
Right is reserved to reject all proposals in
the event 1t Is in the interest Of the Gov
Bid for Purchase Of Lots 90 and 20. Rs.
80 and 81 in Square 926 District Of Co.
lumbia, National Capital Housing Author
ity. JAMES RING. Administrative Oficer
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (contD .lklp ppE

LINCOLN-ZEpHYR 1g4I 4,door: excellent
& a. &c. III ii %'a.n fa:
MERCURY 1889 convertible coupe, radio
s aaG JACK ss ss MoT ss 1851 Pa Pa
frIf1YiMosUiTH station wagon. 1889: excel
$ $Szs feP cA1 Hs ss sI46fck he 44ns
H n WExsE,r lane, oI Rsthesds WI $500;
saee h! eandi sta q as sss se
trade and terms. JACK PRY MOTORS,
isas IA as $40 10" club coupe; opA cell
MOTORS, 1884 Pa. ave. Sc,
sdd years Of service to your car: Arcade
tiac dealer 1887 Irving St. NV. AD. $500.
STUDEBAKER 1942 Champion club coupe;
excellent condition. oPA ceiling: 81 g3;
t tnak al and tie terms JACK PRY MOTORS
COMPARE THESE CARS: tine selection
AZ Ford 2-dr. 1ied.. extra large
~ Dodge d. eoupe; and h. Il DR.. I,3s9
Al Plymouth sp. d. l.. 2-dr. sed.. -.
Il Il s saSasr g. clipper 4as : 3d. and s
~ Ford super d. ! 2-dr.. r, and h. l,06s
-, and h.. . 1.ose
large heater --"N~--"A-.-.N-- f.22s
Al Chrysler New Yorker conv. cpe..
~, and n, nuid drive 1.g76
~ Mercury conv. coupe. and h; 1.ag5
VILE WILL i BufcK z Co, 1 wa. HIT HIT his
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SUBURBAN SALe-MARYLAkp.

ROOMS, first floor, Groom furn. apt.
on End which makes monthly payments;
oil heat: full basement; lot 50x350. One
mile from D. c. line. Excellent transpor-
tation. $4,000 cash. Price, $4,000. Box
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-Brick bung-
allow in Silver Spring; reasonable down
payment and priced to sell. Call MIR.
HELM, UN. 1900
POSSESSION January Is. four years old,
all brick, 3 bedrooms, refrigerator, built-in
garage, oil a.. C. heat, large corner lot;
priced for quick sale. MR.. BELL, UN. 1900.
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DOCTOR, MD, would like to get an ONCE
in an apartment building, Northwest pre-
ferred. Box 1914. Star;
ton desires to lease or suitcase modern
downtown once space of two or three
rooms. Box lab, Star,
educational Organization wishing homelike
attractive headquarters between 18th and
goth SITS. NV. below Dupont Circle; AT
meetings 80 people Will consider larger
place If allowed to sublet part. NO.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

important Commercial G corners and ad' can
be made available for immediate occL-
pancy. for many businesses: 1900 Georgia
10th and Kearny SITS. NE INV. cornerj,
20O1-5 Nichols ave. Sc. (Anacostia), 10Th
and H SITS. ne, ln.e. corner): On these
Whatever your business, contact this ONCE
Republic 1858
STORES, warehouses, ofices; specializing
viii build to suit your requirements. Lo-
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN. RE
1898
feet of space, improved real estate, in
heart of business district. Phone EN-
1880 or write Box 273-B Star
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Cont.

10th AND EYE SITS. N.W.-.Medical men, 8
make ine once. DRuRY Realty CORR,
1897 K st: NV. RE. 1888.
Goth ST. NV, NEAR K-33-ft frontage,
4-story bricks. will afford over $500 SO. IT.
of ONCE space; floor plans can be seen at
DRURY REALTY CORP. 1887 X 1t. NV.
X ST. N.W.-1SO0 block, building site with
60-ft. frontage to 28-ft. alley. $500 So 1T.
Of ground, ut less than SIT per 50. It. For
call DRUKY REALTY Corr, 1857 K 1t.
NV RE 1888
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4 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C..
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER
HOUSES FOR SALE.

S NEAR ssth ~! AND PENNA. AVE: s;I-A
for families: has large living rm.. Af fre-
Pi iatcss: dining rmi good sized; fully equipped
for Immediate sale. FLOYD e. DAVIS CO..
HAVE 10 MovE,-we h.v. numerou.
0sssn' somns nor d RifnD' M
fHSi OF fPlS SeR Ri ZAP exprT Hoo st. sa
Good row brick, rooms, / bath, full
basement: gas heat. nice back yard, de-
close to Transportation. churches. schools.
% Y VoNME INA MAR Fl h 8roke Sr
effSfys p pV 1875 R s see.en.
rooms bath on lst aoor; bedrooms, :
very convenient to transportation, schools
5 G5 W9 GO sao0 1S S9ti hsaB eonn EpW ~:
TRUIY suBsTANTiaIo and T4nn attractive rae
brick home. about years old, rooms. oil
bhl pm s sfamP sssa furnished. Cali after
yACANT-Detached, 3 bedrooms, new oil
e oa5ner n.w large stone fireplace large sefres
and out; deep lot. detached garage: excel
nnnsJpaection, call DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma.
NEAR N. H. AVE. AND WEBSTER ST.
nT =. family light tapestry brick. 20
IT, roon wide, rms: 2 baths. Gas h. ;w.h, Rec.
sp vacant asIsfesd sitsts RE1n%Y
eeHHs E2Y dHssE INC Until
han home. 2 blocks Conn. ave-: large living.
dining rooms; modern Kitchen. large front
P pil bo End twlO OOr large hedrqoms ese6
heer eedrooms: tiled batS o I'll h'-w via
LESLIE D: MEASELL. WO. 5221.
NORTHEAST HOMES:
pof 0fsss s st nSs9wner ocssp,sd To-
18th St. near c-Row brick, rms. 2
baths, space for 3rd apt; can be used as
! or 3 family home; gas h.-w.h.; garage:
Near Eliot Jr and Eastern-e rms. rec
Tea{lon room, porch. gar. $3.50. Call MR.,
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co. offers i'm
maculate home priced under S11 900 in
Macarthur blvd section The house is on
dining room, kitchen, 8 bedrooms and
bath, gas h.-w.h Double detached garage
session with title. Exclusive.
In Saul's Addition we have q detached
prick and Stucco home which Is vacant.
dining room and kitchen on first floor. 4
bedrooms and baths on I'd, 2 additional
rooms on I'd. garage, oil heat. fireplaces
In American University Park and con-
veniently located we have a semidetached
3-bedroom home in excellent condition
and with a new oil burner, storm win
dows, refrg. and screens are included
Exclusive.
If you are looking for q lot for your
needs. We have large assortment of
houses from $4,000 to $4,000. II you
wish to buy or sell call us at EN-. 1900,
located at 3403 Conn. ave.
CoL0RED-1O3a 9Th ST. N:E.-Contain-
ing 8 apis, each rooms and bath; l va
can't; $4,000. zoos Lincoln pl. Sc
row brick, oil h.-w.h, gear gar. Need
at least $1,000. Nice block. Call MR..
MAURY, AID. 1926, DI. 3346.
COLORED-S9.5 500; near 1st and Florida
ave. NV. Big Groom brick, fun basement,
oil h.-w;h.; excellent condition; possession
with title. Call DI. 1872. MR.. TOLSON.
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oUT-oE-IoWk REAL ESTATE.

MISSISSIPPI. Gulf Coast section-Acreage
In rolling land: Is miles from Gulf; u
interest in minerals: plots of 10 acres up,
S25 per acre. Write Lockbox 1908, Wash
ingt0n n
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STORES FOR RENT.

for cut-rate drugs, ladies' or mems wear,
furniture electric appliances. Ma. 1889.
BETHESDA, MD.-Two stores, 3ox70 it..
mediately adjoining Naval Hospital. WI.
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AUTO LOANS.

LOANS without indorsers-
We do not check with employer or use
unpleasant methods to ascertain credit
in order to obtain money. NOLAN FL
NANCE CO.. 1102 New York ave. NV.
lGreyhound Bus Terminal. RE 1900.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
OFFICES WANTED.

OFFICE SPACE available after Jan. list.
1904 1906 zoos H st. NV; various floors
and prices; partially furnished. Apply
Mgr, EBBITT HOTEL, 10th and H SITS. n. W.
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Goren on BRIDGE

Goren on Bridge
Both sides vulnerable. South
deals,
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AJAX
The bidding:
South West North East
= Pass 81 Pass
- Pass 40 Pass
Az Pass SO pass
81 Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: Jack of spades.
The word luck" Is, perhaps, the
most overworked term in our Ian
guage, yet there Is nothing like
a general agreement in the concept
OF the word. Have you ever listen
ed" to a game of gin rummy? "A"
goes down on the first draw and
catches his opponent with points.
There are two synchronized groans.
"A claims that "B" is Unfortunately
lucky because he was caught with
so little as 6 points. IBIS" indicu-
ment against "A" is based on the
contention that he was lucky enough
to be able to 60 down 30 early. And
so on into the ngiht.
Less frequently similar scenes are
enacted at the bridge table. One
such case is here recorded and in
volved q debate between South and
West. The slam contract was
reached on very neat and precise
bidding. West made the safe OPEN
ing lead Of the jack of spades.
Dummy played low and when East
showed out South muttereo an oath
as he won with the ace. WITH a sure
trump trick to lose, declarer would
have sold his chances very cheaply.
But there was an outside chance to
make the hand II West held the king
of diamonds and could be made to
lead that suit at the end. Consider
able luck and plenty Of good man.
agement would be required.
The ace and king OF clubs were
cashed, followed by the ace and
king Of hearts. Dummy's third club
was then ruf1ed and a spade led to
the king. The queen Of hearts was
cashed and then the low heart
played. Fortunately East failed to
follow so South won the trick by
ruffing. This left declarer with q
low spade and three diamonds. The
spade was led to the queen and the
s Of spades was played to give West
the lead, South discarding one of
his diamonds. Vests last two cards
were the two diamonds and when he
was forced to lead away from his
king, declarer won the last two
tricks in fulfllment of his contract.
Then the noise began. West
pointed out bitterly that for de-
clarer to have succeeded. required
Vests holding exactly four hearts,
exactly three clubs and the king and
another diamond. The odds against
such holding ran into astronomi-
cal figures. To which South retorted
that luck was violently against him
when the trumps broke 40. With
any other distribution of the spades
IL tricks would be claimed without
the trouble of playing the hand out.
They never did settle who was
unlucky. The final arbiter, however,
is the score pad. Nevertheless South
should be credited with very CLAM
orous assist for Selling the only
chance to make a very touchy con-
tract.
Tomorrow's Problem.
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Tomorrow's Problem.

You are declarer at contract Of
four spades. The defense cashes
three clubs and shifts to q heart.
Plan the play.
(copyrisht, 1e45. BY Charles n. GorenD
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Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLA

Strengthening the feeling OF lone and appreciation bepen
child of
usoiuo desire
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
FARMS WANTED.
AUCTION SALES.

WILL PAY CASH for farm, 8 to $50 acres
Arlington or Fairfax County. Box $50
r. Star
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THE hAmLE1-1nlS very dlLIdCllfc SlOuc
and brick Colonial home has large living
snd iavatory E on mist Ist floor; 3 bedrooms and
recreation room with open fireplace, maids
ss ;SS Isss Gass SSdns
G2s aao eH aai sbwe offer this almost
ss san sTass aae
s seSi ne, $3.50 t Conn: ave- Phone wo:
B f2S apse MD,-Thts very attractive
er,hall home, built by. one of Wash,
baths, mi fnishsd attic Screened perss and
JONES sfa nc p SEQ Conn ave. Prone
f M2 aSsG an sPEcf Rn Grant cirele-ao
heat sias5o P RossRT' M lsoaEas0 VA a.
s B HisY u wooDs-Beautifui brick home;
vacant; tSt floor, , LIVING dining room, den;
ss of|s Rs'a zzsIa1s ss5sf asp'ss
Of ground, .I5oxS50; good location. rfght
il RI Rdiverdaie: build four houses now;
Rsasa e a.s stsh Dixie kfE RRiEpsfs 4Y CO.. so
Ma: $3.50.
large. modern Ftchen. fuli basement sem stairs
to ATTIC: easy terms. ROBERT MAGEE.
fIvE.RooM CAPE CoD-Near abth and
r. I. ave. me-: bargain at $500: rea-
sonable terms: For details phone MI.
MALLOs, 1913 investment Bldg, Elk. 521S.
$3.50, BUNGALOW, perfect condition; i'm
mediate occupancy; rooms, large kitch..
en-, modern and complete. fun attic and
basement. ROBERT MAGEE. WA. 1914
until g.
NEAR eth and EYE SITS. s.w.-Large
semidetached, .2-story brick. good condi-
iIies NICE S Tms of ba ahiahseq deep lott
priced to sell quickly in this most con-
venient section. FLOYD e. DAVIS CO..
NEAR EASTERN HIGH-A well construct
ed, owner-occupied row-brick in good con-
dition; has 8 nice rms, bath, modern fully
equipped kitchen; gas h-w.h.; good sized
rear yard A real buy at $4,000. FLOYD
CL0sE-N CoUNTRY HOME = e-room
eunsalov type, ami: very large lot; So
$50. ROBERT MAGEE WA. 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
DSR Quiz
Delayed

Approval OF a $50, 900 "mechani-
cal audit" of the DSR was held up
today by common council until fur
ther information on the audit can
be obtained from DSR officials.
The proposal involves contract
with Homer II. Dedo. research
engineer. for a study and COM
parison of methods, devices and
materials used in maintaining and
fueling DSR rolling stock.
A fixed fee of $500 a month
would be paid by the DSR for not
more than a year, in return for
which il would receive the full
time services of Herschel +. Dedo,
a research engineer. and the half
time services of Homer II. Dedo.
Councilmen expressed the opin-
ion that terming the study an
audit" might reflect upon Ben
jamin ]. Tobin. city auditor gen.
eral. They also asked the DSR
for a better explanation" of what
the city would -receixe-fsF-its
81, 800 a month. DSR officials are
expected 10 make the explanation
to the council tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
; Deaths Added
To Hit-Run Toll

Three fatal hit-run traffic acci-
dents over the weekend spurred
police today 10 an even greater
effort to curb the mounting 1915
traffic toll.
Victims were Samuel Sobieski,
60. of 2741 Cody. who was fatally
injured when struck by truck
at Cody and Jos. Campau. Antoni
krele, 81. of 1920 f. Dawson,
was held for investigation of man
slaughter. He was arrested three
miles from the scene.
John Station. SO, Of els Twelfth,
was struck and killed Sunday aft
ernoon al. Twelfth and Antoinette.
Teh death Car driver sped away.
In Hamtramck. Archie Engle-
hard. 20. who owned a bar AT
l0224 Conant. was injured fatally
when he was struck by an automo-
bile driven by Gary +. Thompson
p. of 1921 Collingwood. The ac-
cident occurred in front of the bar
Thompson was held by Ham
tramck police for investigation OF
negligent homicide.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
I F|iers Hurt
In Airport Crash

A flying instructor Is IN critical
condition and a student pilot Is
seriously injured AZ Saratoga Cen
eral Hospital today and the train
inc plane they were flying is de-
.moliShed as the result of a crash
al City Airport late yesterday
Robert Hamlin. "a. Of l2467
Dresden. the instructor in the cm-
ploy of Floyd Foren Fllers. tried
10 make a forced landing with a
Ryan single engine trainer.
Cause of the crash was not
known. J. II. Booth, manager OF
the Foren firm said The Civil
AeronauticS Board was lnvestl-
eating. II was established, Booth
said, that there was gas IN the
plane.
He brought the plane down in
A DPW yard on French road. 300
feet outside Of the airport run
ways. but IL struck a pile Of gravel
and turned over on its nose and
sheared a wing Frank A. New
berry 26, of t25t Gtynn Court,
the student pilot, was badly cut
and bruised.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
British Backing u. 5.
On Delaying Farley

LONDON. April ? (INS)-Brit-
ish opinion today was reported
favoring an American suggestion
that the San Francisco conference
be postponed several weeks TO per-
NIT members of the big Three"
to compose their differences on
the Polish question.
Principal friction centers around
the Russian demand that the Pol
ish delegate 10 the San Francisco
conference be chosen from the
Lublin government.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
April - Iq45

You'll be the envy of all behold.
ers once you're . good dancer.
just a few delightful hours with
an Arthur Murray expert viii set
you MP with the latest steps. How
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
-EoodCaHed
Factor

History in the postwar era may
be determined by food instead OF
by the conferences. at Dumbarton
Oaks, San Francisco. or Breton
Woods, the Economic Club was
told today by Louis Bromfield,
author, farmer and economist.
Bromfield declared that Detroit
and other great industrial CEN
ters have a tremendous stake in
solving the problems Of agri-
culture and keeping farmers
prosperous.
Bromfield also said that Russia's
Stain understands the influence
of food in the years TO come and
is annexing some OF the richest
food-lands of Europe while the
populations OF that continent face
hunger and worse.
Bromfield charged that u. S.
food shortages have resulted from
miSmanagement, irre SponSlhllity
and confusion in government all
along the food front.
"Rashly, the administration
promised to feed the world and
now the promise cannot be
kept" Bromfeld said. 1"Food
has become n source OF discord
In Poland between ourselves and
Russia.
Food will determine to a
large degree the feeling be-
tween this country and many
nations In the world. Indeed,
ID already has done so In France,
Belgium and Italy and has
caused friction In our relations
with Great Britain, Canada and
Australia"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
RedsMdy Act
|nPo|eRebuff.
BY DAVID SENTNER
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. April Post
ponement of the San Francisco
international security conference.
scheduled for April IS. was re-
ported under consideration by
officialdom today as the result of
the disturbing attitude of the
Soviet Union.
The ultimate decision awaited
the reaction of Marshal Stain 10
the British-Amcrican rebuff of his
demand that the Soviet sponsored
Polish provisional government be
invited 10 the conference despite
the Yalta agreement that 1t be
first reorganized ION a broader
democratic basis"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
SHOT OUT LIGHTS

Sedorchuk told police the boy
had started for church with them
last night but had returned home
when he became angry at the
hardness of a bus.
The father said he had feared
for his own life during the past
weeks, adding that he had been
attempting 10 have the boy COM
mltted 10 A veterans mental in
Stitution.
Army officials told him. he
said. that they could not take
young Sedorchuk into a hospital
unless he would 60 voluntarily.
In addition TO the target prac-
tice in the basement young Sedor-
chuk often shot out light bulbs in
the house. his father said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Rochester Baby Dies
In Fire, ; Are Saved

PONTIAC. April 2 80 Janet
Boyer, 2. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Boyer Rochester.
was fatally burned while her Sis
ter. Marlene, and two cousins
were saved when fire destroyed
the home Of her aunt Mrs. Flor
ence Bohenkamp.
Mrs. Boyer is in ST. Joseph
Mercy Hospital with her infant
daughter, Linda. born three days
aCO
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Public for j. s. Plan,
DR.. Butler Predicts

NEW YORK. April ? GNS)-
Strong public support of the l.. S.
governments leadership in the
movement for world security is
predicted by DR. Nicholas Murray
Butler, in his Carnegie Endow-
ment for International Peace re-
port today.
DR.. Butler reported 1855 clubs
sponsored by the Carnegie Foun-
dation were in operation through
out the world.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
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