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Evening star., 1945-10-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL-On No.. highway, at
downtown WASHINGTON. containing $4,000
So it.. .2SS-ft. frontage. railroad facilities:
direct from owner. Phone ME. 633S,
ceIient site for retail store and shop above
offer above present financing Of s35, 900.
shsnsrKo shsnf p5 REA9;TY sa9; C e pm weekdays
1900 BLOCK EYE ST. N.w.-S stories and
basement: can be remodeled for stores
Co: priced to. sell Call HARRY I.
FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1866
IN VERY GOOD LOCATI0N-Arlington;
$4,000 cash REQUIRED. Box 2os-B' g. Star.
JUST OFF aeth AND x N.w.-40-ft, front
by nice depth to wide alley. priced at less
18th st NV. NV MA. sass s-aoI Or Oh s7o7 oS' '-'
courthouse Site connecting buildings:
and Baths rs a suitable s0fs for ss
81 BIDS rymassa sGnn saabs pfo s
located; excellent construction. DI. s726.
tq Pm. weekdays. N. BASILiko
conn. AVE. BuILpING-Here is a 1905
location for a concern that REQUIRES once
having floors with 10 beautifully de-
signed rooms. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. 1t is now used as an ONCE build
Ia%ssdisss saSssl g. sale, siss HARRY l. FRrEbNis'
NEAR CONN AVE. AND N sT.--vacant.
Large 5-story. 2e-room brick building with
barking space In rear; may be used as
rooming house, doctors oflce or small
clinic, club, ETC., or may be converted into
10 3-room apts.: vacant; $4,000. terms.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO., INC. Realtors
@ ssstsb. 1882, 1919 * st: NV; DL lol5:
and apartments: the safe present income
suitable for remodeling into cfices above
stores; will consider reasonable cash oner
above present financing Of S75. 600, with
interest payments only. Phone Dl. S1sb,
to 5 pm. weekdays. BASILikO REALTY
BUSINESS SITE. 1855 eand st. NV: suit
able for plumbing cleo, roofing, radio sales
viii viii be e 10 city about Oct 25 to. accept
reinvestment VIM coRCoRAN HILL CO..
WISCONSIN, nS sexspn AVE- PPdaTfoS PP IN nzs sSs 1900
block; owner will sell or lease this excel.
Investieate this now. Call HARRY !.
FRIEDMAN Broker. RE 1865.
CORNER Goth AND X SITS. N.W.--3- story
brick. store and s rooms above: convenient
sn transportationI Ist commercial: "a the
information. call Harry Dreisen or MUIR
66MmEkcfxL siiTHR iH on n b. s. No. Tive
Valley Airport; 200-ft frontage on q. 8.
No. Il with depth Of 472 IT.; this lot alse
road @ 500. e aEoRGe Reseer MAsN dREfH
Arlington, Va. cH. ssSS; evenings. GI.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

I
New New HOMES f9R CoLL0lkIED.Jus. com
asIlSuilt I two.story @ .emidstsensa sss nfa9Ii brIsi
ten sseond oor snfss sss
i've bathroom. Iow-set buiit-in enamelst
rows. automatic heatinx system. .f OAK nool o
on second fioor. terraced yards, wei
sRd These Sse
sent completed. usable homes; move ir
gith cash dsposit: Price $4,000; terms
ave, to 55th st. Northeast. thence north
to Blame snd east on blaine s. e bil!sid,
D or ia take Seat Pleasant cars ar o e s5th st.
Hillside p and and houses TSGp Display T hoass n No 8
s hsas BRaL p TgRNRR SsfsRfss co psP Ra as assi
SoE6Rsb,a1o E1 sns eS ~ yetRPni c%Rnr6k SRI
! B., Basement: store front; furn, or un
tprn.: ideal business investment; terms
REALTY Co, 145b p. st. NV. MI. ss45
CoLoRED-sS4a isth ST. Nw.-a room
sf arpy pysqs Dlssn ssm' rz zor dSt dssrma
cSSiAh eoIokfhp;afREfcEip, EAi sGieHTz4th and n
garage. auto. h.-w h: possession at settle
s5 os isis SiakEg %sfhss'' iNe isds fa5 nee as,
coIogRsD cesoSssg sHe nis niMmEPpf.TH PU sI possEssroN
I3th St, near c se.---Row brick. 9 rooms
$500; sa6sta ntlaI sss61, 3, BURGESS
Col. re Rooms and bstS. SRsn two ' noors
ami. 1927 9TH st. ne; bargain for ouicl
as sTS blocks ag 5sop aS Fspd RaSn
oISe LII row sASns Srsi NC sosi sPas Rsat
6 KAY s2Fsfst REHtr4 'ss0n e. hA saSfs aSf
compare. New brick homes, Immediate
possession. Near schools, buses and stree
46th St, Benning. See salesman OF
coIosED-osss sss5iss osfn is. u AND R s;w.-s well
taSae'' tsrms Ask afer for A. W. sfsRHENs 0f5s ps
CoLoRED. sos 4and ST. NE apts
wood tioors each; bldg. yrs; old; uposs
Nth s sssism'p S9E aRR sEaT fa NJ csss e.
specialists in coiored properties. 1465 +
III ssf s.sssp ST isf ss.e1 ssl:
Mr. r. &fELIAMs 'Ss az Sa.A ones. AID. at:s' Si:s
coioMREb M TIN 17th ST. NV: this b. briel
pTiesd to sell at atom only 81 $50, with sa5o =,
dfMa SERksfHfN RsfRiat eel eo ~ ia1s m St hEe
Me. 5400 A Complete Real Estate Insti-
CoLoREp, ATTENTIoN-Isth near sprins
I'd. NV; 3-story brick. suitable for doctor
or rooming house; newly decorated: I
sseson seyss erms esss oil hsa
coIokE6ss,soo o1 ksf st. 500 saSS easa. $40 South
Carolina ave. Sc, real bargain; brick mod.
ern home, h.-wh., elec. light and gas
deep lot; many others. JOE CURTC
REALTY FIR $500
COLORED - 2009 BENNING RD. NE. -
Neighborhood with a future Good plac,
for a physician, dentist, business place Of
residence. Near new theater. First com
mercial. Six large rooms, front porch.
rear rear porches. basement could easily be mad
into n % store. long rear yard. Approximate,
ssi ssPcp THos eswn Fer %s sept c to see property
M no;o AD osss; Evenings AT. 1904.
rooms, bay-window red brick. basement
| This is really good buy Good all-aroun,
house In the better residential section o
Northeast Priced for quick sale, Sl,25t
to 81 800 down. Price. $3.50 Can b
seen by appt. only. THOS w MOORl
CO. 1a41 U st. NV. AID. O3s3 Evening
COLORED-Ss0o DOWN. $50 mo-; 1o1,
2nd st. Sc; 2,story row brick: rms.
IL ! bath: gas. cleo. water: S4.a5O. Ex
5000, ewes and Sun co 1871
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STOKES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT small store or base
ment suitable for uphulsterinF. A. NOR
r09I T0Ni iSo1 Sesi,ss 1ssh =, =. NJ sos
lease or sell your store 4 an 1T YOUR
service; Nov or II. the tut ke call HARRY
Evening star., 1945-10-19
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR MEDICAL CENTER, Goth st., near
K st.-Group of properties with stores
house; deep lot good rentals Reasonably
DEBT LEO LEO n BERssTEiN sFsIss Z s CO, 14is
st NV NE 54oo. A complete real
GUEsTHoUsE. detached, IL large out
side rooms baths, running water in every
10 inspect cali TABoRs Realty CO. Co.
500 500 BLOCK 7th ST. NE apts.; 1ss
T., rooms, tile bath and pantry: 2nd a,
rooms, tile bath: Gear garage; oil heat;
nsome Of $50 se per nr5es0 o REahTY sh1 SR sRRv
.IcSI ISE Sc; rsT "a s3i35 s233 n,,c s,rv
first or second commercial zoning; located
on Of busy ~, street lust Of Senn "a sSe sse and
500 p monh Pfee uns Eco as
Call ONCE for an appointment to inspect
Srizo aooons RI 81 siSfaS'Sa with CONNER M kYos.
EsssSEi szs syrsTMESrssy nv 81 H.mp-
used as rooming house. with an annual
gross income Of over $1,000 q, year. Ideal
for school embassy or excellent as an an
LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO, 1415 K st.
NV; NE 5400. complete real estate
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
DETACHED s w5,,. aDt house units Fer details
ss %M M TaRocsMoRToN Masse Tf b1 sosa win
DIRECT FROM owNER--The finest and
best investment ever offered 4-family
usual ever built in Washington ss-tl.
front. facing 400-acre Government park:
nsst paaa ne legation sSa 6e0 sents sssss YEA
FOR sALE-s-U UNIT CoLoRED apt. house.
e5ssseinleennt exc lien Northwest 6nn Location: price Is
information cali Guy RTcHkRDsoN. ex-
s!ssiys GpaRcPT9W e5S5eE MA sJ4hh Vah.n,. .onn,.,
eorneE; 5-story brick BIDS, with store;
nr. Wis ave. above M ST.; vacant and
ready for immediate occupancy; ideal for
gERNsTEIN Be sSrIss' q soD eo' f415 sp St. nv NE.
AND sTs must sssr
fee this brick row house; rooms to rent
and l small apartment you occupy; walking
asuai Sarran HARRY sssas haS
Two-sroRY CORNER BUILDING. near
H. sRa hsans sss noess sSOG Dec
17s6 sHssNoN iiesY, I'll IbcHs a CO. ibo5 i 4
TAkoMA PARK, mD.-s-unit brick apart.
completely furnished; let it pay for itself.
with EvERYMAN'S SH. 1903
ST. NEAR I2th--Substantial S-story
brick of 15 rooms, over $500 square feet.
suitable for conversion into small once
building excellent future value; reason
ably priced, with terms. Consult our
aTs e4S!nsss 5 Ps9DeTty s,s dept LEO ME BEaS EaaS
A complete real estate institution
C0LORED-4-F BRICK apartment.
cation; annual rent, Sl.560: price.
$4,000 Act quick See A. s. GARDINER
| & CO, 1881 L st. NV, Ma. 0334.
/ TO CLOSE ESTATE-Two frame houses
near 18th and Florida ave. NV: rented at
| $1,000 per month Call Mr.. BIRCKHEAD.
| DI 621O.
! eI0O BLOCK CALIFORNIA ST. NW.-24.
( unit clean, well planned and financed.
| 170o block Euclid St n.w-6o-unit.
| hreproof, corner bldg JEROME g. MUIR
| RAY, 1881 6 st. NV. RE. 2460 and
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OFFICES WANTED

PRIVATE OFFICE. with Joint reception
room; II lawyers suite In downtown Of
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION, 20
years in WASHINGTON. 500 50. It. Tele-
phone Ma 7O26
LAWYER AND REAL ESTATE broker. lust
out OF service, needs space In downtown
financial area. AT S48S. los
ONE OR TWO ROOMS in financial dis
trict Cali WO fEOO
Evening star., 1945-10-19

iof vsons spd ns ia5n asrns. aiSp dess
sii WooDwARD BUiLDiNG--wnl ex-
change ONCE space for service. to public
stenographer OF similar type; hours. 9-5
WEST OF CONN. AVE. on r ST.. large
rooms, well ftted for executive ofhces;
available Immediately. Call AID. ATT
OFFICES AND STUDIOS, avaiiab,e within
week. 1706 9 st. NV, near State Dept.
BETHESDA. Md, on wisconsin ave-3
large. airy rooms; will rent sinely or as
whole SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. WI. $500
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SUBURBAN RENT--MARYLAND.

S-ROOM, 2-BATH HOUSE, ami. oil
burner. newly decorated: $50 mo-; 4
door; next to grade school, ideal for chill
dren. Box 303-Z, Star
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

INVESTOR wants to deal directly with
owner of small investment properties in
D. c., any condition; will pay all cash.
Box 20S-B, Star
4-APT. UNIT with l or bedrms., in good
location in the District. Box 1857, Star.
TWO 4-FAMILY FLATS-will pay cash;
Petworth: Brightwood, Georgetown or
Southeast JESSE LOEB, 412 Southern
Evening star., 1945-10-19
SUBURBAN REkT-vlRGlhiA.

FOR RENT OR SALE-3 bedrooms bath.
kitchen, living room, dining room and 2
inclosed porches: automatic oil heat. range
and refrigerator furnished: 90 minutes
downtown Washington on Route so in
Fairfax Write Box "a. Front Royal. for
appointment.
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APARTMENT BLDGs--s units. bull

40 units. completely redecorated
30 units, corner prop. upper 18th sc.
section
so units. beautiful bldg. Near Rock
100 units, modern bldg. in nne re-
sidental section.
$50 units. near wardman- Park Hotel.
AL. All above Web, Propsrt,ss , vel HnaneeS and
MEFT CO.. 71o 18th st. NV, Elk. 1929.
OFFICE BLDGS.-5-story bldg showing
$50. 900 net, on long lease
6-story bldg, showing $4,000 net, on
long lease.
s-story bldg, corner location. netting
I0-story bldg 1905: hrspreof, near
located in downtown business district.
I4th St NV. Ex. 6s2a 20.
CoLoREDMrAYfNG PRoPosfTioS, po fII pos: pos:
sible yearly income. $4,000; priced less
than 31a times income; II rooms. baths.
best nv location; - sooo cash; balanes
COLoRED-Nr. 18th AND COLUMBIA Rp.
AUNT hreproof apt. bldg. built in 1887;
can be ARRANGED in units as 3 OF ths
apts. have 2 baths each. Outstanding.
Excl Exclusive W with EoaLsToN REAL EsTATE STATE
2Sl3 l4th st. NV. DU. 5051; evenings
COLORED-2716 SHERMAN AVE. NV
4-family semidet brick; tenants furn.
utilities annual income. S1,9so; price,
1885 9Th st. pSws-2-tamily row brick;
ties; price. $4,000. Cali MI. Stevenson
with F. M. PRATT CO, Ma. s6s2: ewes,
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION wants one or .
story bldg; approximately 10000 so IT.;
any Convenient location. Call OLIVER T.
CARR, Ma. 1856.
Evening star., 1945-10-19
sToREs FOR RENT.

SHOPPING CENTER to Be erected on
women,s wear. baby shop, beauty parlor
60; 1903 Il s; NV, MA. 2345.
elry or florist shop. See Mr.. Parsons,
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington Bldg.
BETHEsDA, Md. on wisconsin ave-. 30
IT. wide: win subdivide into two 15-ft.
stores. SAMUEL e. BOGLEY, WI. $500
SILVER SPRING AREA. ideal for women s
and children's shoe store: possession can
be given Jan. st. Call Mr.. Hansen. MA,
1881 Golden SMALL, 304 Wood
SMALL STORE suitable for jeweler or
watch repairing. 1905 St NV. Nr. State
NEAR i4th AND r, L AVE. N.w.-store
and garage, over 1900 so. IT.. large base
ment; suitable for radio. electrical. auto
tor. 1927 Eye St. n W. Suite 200. Ex. 70ss.
Evening star., 1945-10-19
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

WANTED 70 BUY AT ONCE, a 3 or 8 bed
room house in nearby MARYLAND. No bro
kers. Mr.. HAMMOND, uN. 360T.
Evening star., 1945-10-19

COLORED-vACANT- 18th st. Sc;
trick. 6 rooms and bath, h--w.h, cleo
HUGH B. CONNER, 1927 Eye 50 NV.
RE. 1850; evenings. Ii. 6306.
Evening star., 1945-10-19
WAREHOUSES EoR SALE.

3-sToRY WAREHOUSE. located in the
1900 block OF M st. NV. having 1900
square feet Of floor space: zoned End com
msrsial; n,,SdaI blocks 1 from Conn: ave-: So
LIST. Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker.
Evening star., 1945-10-19

eI0O BLOCK CALIFORNIA ST. NW.-e4-
unit, clean, well planned and financed.
1T00 block Euclid st. n.w.-60-unit-
hreproof corner bldg JEROME g. MUIR
RAY, 1881 6 St NV RE. 2460 and
Nj
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Continued on n Pase.o
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PRICED TO SELL, s1s,s5o-This loyel,
home in Chevy Chase, b. C.. is conven
iently located to schools, shopping an,
transportation and is available for earl
room with adjoining music room, dinin1
room breakfast room. kitchen and larg
room suitable for library or bedroom !,
baths finished ID oor Maids SfaspSms. room am, ann
bath In basement: oil heat. Lot 7OxI5i
leet rsesf, is nicely landscaped House has beel
sesor For addtsnal n
FRANK $. PHI PaiILfPs, fp 81 81 i9nfs' i9hf aE so's
SLIGO PARK HILLS, S17,50o-only
ansr1 ni. rom end .. G. line Here is one wort
brick slate roof s5-ft. living rm.. fire
Lace, large side rorch,. large dining rm
Kitchen. bedrms;. bath tub and shower
iisn nsar blinds LIND sarase oil heat, lot oxI9o
ssSlspr' Moep RiGH4 ~ 42is n r. aa 3 1872
bungalow. bedrooms, oil heat. NV: Sat t
roof. Insulated. weather stripped: 2 extr
norts lSts ton tRoSlo9 sba feet Zach block 70 trans
anna,n,sns anus. hs seen te be apprecisted; vacant
MAYHR YeS rrSt CONG si4 rss shs;s srvss
land ave ne. NO. 4s3s. f Hno'e -
PRICED Under $4,000 this unusus
house with 3 bedrooms, baths and 6ress
door WITH aR batS aS 4 0o
or doctor or any one desiring closet
town house IN our finest residential sec
ton Just south Of Kalorama Heishts be
tween Conn, and Mass aves.
Also beautiful detached brick 4 bed
rooms tone with flreplace1 Just on Conn
ave. and north of Bureau Of Standard,
Beautiful yard Mr.. Whitefor6 or Mi
johnson. McKEEVER Il WHITEFORI
1914 x Sc. NV. DL a706,
si2 SHERIDAN ST. N.W.-Semidet, brick
deep. lge. rooms, bedrooms. bath AM
shower: gas heat, yard, garage; excellen
condition.: priced we'll
+ 7l2 Quincy st. n.w.--Furn rms. an,
bath; yard, garage, 3-rm apartment an,
S120 mo- income
907 Quackenbos ST. w.-Detached,
rms; attic. bath yard. garage. owne
leaving city. act quick.
806 Quintana place n.w-Det, Ice
rms; bath, yard. garage; good value
IS acres ground--May be divided int
| lots. near Silver Spring: priced for Quic
sale. See the outside, then see US
STRoUP. exclusive agent, 5322 Georei
COLORED-VACANT-305 18th st. Sc
trick. 6 rooms and bath, h.-wh,, eies
RTIcsi E,TIcsa $500 s9,stsp terms. opsn 4 70 Z
RE. 1860; evenings. Ii. 6396.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-26

Some of the delegates mere SAID
hey thought the American repre-
sentative should be given the power
to make and carry out decisions,
under instructions from the Presi-
dent, without having to ask for
Congressional approval in advance.
The plan is based on the thought
that quick action may often be re-
CURED to keep peace, and that a
requirement for Congressional
okay might dangerously delay the
world agency's work.
Another leading delegate sug-
gested that the bill when it is writ
ten lay down different procedures
for questions of varying gravity.
Some decisions could be taken by
the delegate himself, others would
need formal White House backing,
and the most important would need
either majority approval from
10th house of Congress or from
the Senate.
In the latter category, according
to this delegate, would come a de-
cision to use American armed
force.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-26
ner as to perplex anyone who lis

ner as to perplex anyone who lis
tens.
THE German people are calm
and determined. They will fight,
and fight well, but they dream and
hope for peace. The Italians in
Germany hate the Germans heart
lily, but are convinced that Hitler
will win the war. .Goering has
not appeared. The tragicomedy of
the decoration (Goering cried when
Ribbentrop was awarded the sill
yer collar of the Order of Annun-
ziata) continues.
IT give II Duce my report. He
does not share Hitler's confidence
in victory. His conclusions are bas-
ed on information of our military
experts. Then, (why hide IT'D he
is bitter about Hitler's sudden rise
to fame. He would be very pleased
if he were stopped"
OCT. Sat heart II Duce pre-
fers that the European giants fight
nightly with one another. Despite
all that is said about our good VII
to peace, he prefers that I throw
some kerosene on the fire with
prudence and good measure
(Tomorrow: Mussolini Is Skepti-
cal About the Bomb Attempt on
Hitler in Munich.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-26
Cabinet Rank Suggested
For u. S. Security Aide

SAN FRANCISCO, June 25-(P)-
A suggestion that the American
representative in the World Sc
curlty Organization should have
presidential cabinet rank came to-
day from within the U. S. delega-
ton Eat the United Nations Confer
ence.
There has heen little speculation
so far on VINO the delegate will
be, but all are agreed that he
should be a man of high rank and
great prestige.
One important member Of the
San Francisco delegation, Who
WITHHELD the use of his name, said
he though the job ought to go to
Gen. Dwight D. EisenhoWer-"be-
cause he's tops among our diplo-
mats" Eisenhower, however, dis
claims all though of being anything
but a soldier.
General belief is that the dele
gate will be appointed in the same
way as assadors-naned by
the President and confirmed by the
Senate.
The most important Question in
connection with the U. S. repre-
sentative thus far is how much d.
rect authority he will have.
A bill to create his JOB and set
down his authority will be introduce
ed in Congress once the World
Charter is ratified.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-26
ICKES DENOUNCES
ANTI-PATRI0TS

NEW YORK, June 25-Up)-Sec-
rotary of the Interior Harold L.
Ickes tonight denounced pretended
patriots who with ''loya on Their
lips and matricide in their hearts
are trying to ledge us into wal
with Russia"
Speaking at a birthday dinner
honoring DR.. Thomas Mann, 70,
German novelist, Iclkes said civil
zation's survival depends on last
ing peace which, in TURF rests on
the cooperation and self-sacrifica
of all peoples of the world.
Yet, he said, Americas most
insidious and dangerous enemies"
even now are seeking to stir up
suspicious and foment fear and
hate of Russia that great ma
ton without whose cooperation
there can be no peace.
Everyone knows of the whisper
ings that are going on, Whispering
designed to make us suspicious and
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-26
FOES TO ATTACK
/ 0PA VIA MONEY

WASHINGTON, June 25- P -
A new attack on the Office OF Price
Observation-Disclosures its pocket
book-was planned today by op-
ponents. -
THE House appropriations com
rnittee recommended Sl74,5oo'ooo
for the agency for the year begin
hing July /, and foes said private
u they will try to cut it deeply.
LEGISLATION to extend the oPA S
HE another year is awaiting final
passage.
The sum is part of So, 4,O3l,
46 Deficiency Supply Bill laid be-
fore the House by the committee.
II is s17,S54,173 below budget e ao
Inmates. It covers sl,975, 0OO, ooo
for Lend-Lesse.
The bill also contains what may
be the death certificate Of the en-
battled Fair Employment Prac
tices Committee-an allowance OF
sl25.0oo for the agency's lqulda-
ton after July l. Administrator
pleas for extension of FEPCs lie
have failed to produce any signs
Of speedy compliance by Congress.
Testimony made public by tne
committee disclosed terms gwen
Russia after this county nalteo
new lend-lease to it through Eu-
rope earlier this year.
Leo T. Crowley, lend-lease ad-
ministrator, said supplies still 60
to Russia through Siberia at the
reouest of U. S. military leaders
but otherwise shipments have been
discontinued land all Of the items
in the process of manufacture that
were not related to the Far East
were either Cancelled or they were
given the opportunity OF taking
them up on a payment basis
Russia was advised we would not
supply on Lend-Lease all the ma
chine tools and other equipment
ordered before We Day and that
If the Soviet Union wished to OBJ
tain tools or to complete plants
it would have a chance to pay
cash, subject to competing needs,
Crowley explained.
Aid to Russia through Siberia
covers items that our military
feel are necessary" Crowley said
and added
1.-The possibility of Russia's en-
try into the war against Japan acts
to pin down in Northern Manchurid
large numbers of japanese
troops -
Lend-lease to Europe was cut
back drastically upon the defea'
of Germany, Crowley told the COM
mittee, and may be cut off entire
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-26

Southeastern states enjoyed a Is
percent increase in department
store sales in 1914 over 1943.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-26
ACL WILL PLACE
new UNITS SOON

Thirty-nine new stainless steel
passenger coaches and five diesel
passenger engines for operation
along its eastern seaboard lines
are to be received by the Atlantic
Coast Railroad Co., to help re-
lieve the increased burden put
on the railroads by the current
redeployment of servicemen, it
was announced yesterday by Of
ficials of the general offices here.
Being constructed by the Ed
ward C. Budd Manufacturing Co.,
the new coaches are scheduled for
delivery from November of this
year through March, 1916 Con-
structed by the General Motors
corporation, the passenger engines
are expected to arrive by the
time the coaches are delivered.
Six diesel freight locomotives are
also on order from the General
Motors corporation.
This addition to the Coast Line
facilities. h e first passenger
equipment the company has re-
ceived since the wa-, will not
begin to meet the needs of the
line, it was stated. The order for
the new coathes was placed in
May 1941.
The new coaches will be COM
parable to the 81 stainless steel
cars now in operation by the At
lantic Coast Line, but will include
Improvements in air conditioning
and heat control apparatus. Among
the 80 coaches to be delivered are
three dining cars.
The cars have been ordered in
the name of the Atlantic Coast
Line for itseslf and connections in
the joint through route, namely
Pennsylvania Railroad and Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Po'bnNc
Railroad.
From the beginning of our
country's participation in the war
in Europe to date" c. Med. Davis,
president of the company, said,
There has been no more vital
artery of transportation in Amer
lea than the eastern seaboard
where the lines of the PennNl.
vania Railroad, Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac, Atlantic
Coast Line and Florida East Coast
Railroad provide a through route
from New York to Miami, serving
a territory in which is concentra.
ted literally hundreds of military
and naval establishments and in
addition numerous war plants and
industries.
The Importance of that trans
portation artery will not be di.
minished now that hostilities in
Europe are at an end and attention
| is focused upon the Pacific, for
the transfer of fighting men frnn
Europe to the Pacific or to posts
in this country will impose a
transportation burden upon the
eastern seaboard railroads possib-
ly more concentrated and inten-
slVe IMAM any Durden they have
heretofore borne.
THE group of passenger train
cars on order represents further
evidence on the part of the At
lantic Coast Line and its connec-
tons in the through route to as
sure the continuance of the eff
fectiveness of that route as an i'm
portant transportation facility in
the nations service.
The passenger cars in ques-
ton will for a long time to come
carry primarily men and women
of the armed services in uniform
and civilians engaged in travel in
the interest of essential war activi-
ties" he stated.
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