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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-23
ROOMS FURNIsHEp--Northwess

ls slSsgHs s s1:rssyne paaf a ssn
pvt, bath: on Mt. Pleasant carline: refs:
1880 18th sT.~Exciusiiye home; large
ssnss sds ssDV Couple Ss ssd aa sss
NJ. EBBrTr HoTEL-sewiy renovated.
dble. room. twin beds. "a daily; single
r sooa s2,5 Sao daily INQUIRE manager per-
1881 QUE ST. N.w.EDouble room, twin
neaS. 30 each: also large basement, 81
2i3s CALIFORNIA ST. N.w.-Large single
bgs and restaurants, -bu. s64S. @as y
20S5 PARK I'D: N.W.-Beautiful Holly
ns aw9 snn opposite Rock creek
House mgr. Needed p MI meg s7 e couple: spo'
COLORED-I036 PARK RD.; several com.
Portable rooms for single and married
p paSw S y 90 n snS 81 weekly AID 5ess.
coLoRED@lsi7 VENOM st. n.w.-Largs
front room for 3 adults, use Of kitchen.
SIS per mo. each. NO 96l9. 24s
G co. REL, ds5s,s WA WARDER ST.
furnished: Q ladies preferred; SIS ca. per
CoLoRED-4I5 iRvING Sir. S.W.-Front
I'm; for working girls. SIS per wk. each.
CoLoRED-51e PARK RID. N.w.-Nics
front rn., refined gentleman, $40 wk.
coLoRED-I4oe 9Th ST. Nw.-A neatly
furnished room for quiet man and wife.
CoLoRED-s52s 10th ST. N.w.-coupls
Tor double room; also colored man to share
room, twin beds. with another man, SIS each
LSSfsaEs nonf Pr CofgUaBH 10 s4 4a2S
Large room suitable for couple or 2 peo-
pie, $40 wk., no cooking. DU. b216.
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FARM and GARDEN.

MANURE. vel rotted, $3.50 per Is bu.:
$3.50 per 10 bu; delivered. WA. 1893.
PRIME YELLOW CORN at farm or deliy-
cred; also shoats. SH. 2114. ME. 1924
CHRISTMAS TREES on stump. As mil b
e.: lots rent. suitable location sell trees.
Me Nj 1902. DU. 1881.
tenants. tobacco farm. St. Marys County.
Nd ME- $40 ~
LANDSCAPE SERvICE-Sodding, pruning
waited; no lob too small. Call Ashton 21s2.
FOR SALE-Top soil. weii-rotted manure
S53-w-I -oR
TRACTOR, converted Hupp. in good run
ming condition. with starter and rubber
tires; suitable for pulling gang mowers or
similar grass equipment: price, $3.50
Phone OIL, 6613 -
COW MANURE, well rotted, sieved; Q bush.
81 .25 per bag. WI Rh7n 20 q
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL,

SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD. kindling
Pa. quality hard coal. eEg-stove-nut-pea-
R neT G 60 .5S SURELY ns co; At saIe
seasoned. 1905 hardwood Stacked on
truck to guarantee you full cord. Cal
KERoSENE AND FUEL oiL-MoNrAGuE
FUEL CO.. William Montague. 2010 Jasper
Wo0D FOR SALE, SIC cord mixed; sa1
cord for hardwood; immed. delivery. Cal
Alex. S13S.
wood; any length; S19 cord; also kindling
wood. FIR. $3.50, Ext. ~. go
C0RDWOOD, oak logs or slabs; cut to
your individual. needs. DI. 6977.
W0oD-Oak. hickory, S22 cord; mixed,
PARKER. Falls Church, AK 1878 29'
"a; ANTHRACITE. egg. stove and nut
$3.50; pea, S11 20: buckwheat; SS.75;
blue egg. slo.25. BLUE RIDGE Coat CO,
TONS fENN2. ANTHRACITE buckwheat
coal. $50, haul it away. WI. 1856. "a
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AVIATION Cont.

PIPER CUB. - Lycoming, 85 h.p.: license
hours since motor major; S47S. 80. See at
Springfield Airport Aeronca C-3. now
CINE; 1882 so. See at Schrom Airport
Taylorcraft. 40 hip. needs new fabric,
has spare engine; 1870. See az 1880
xEkoNCA SUPER CHIEF, 1871. cont. 85
G; Al: $50 hours, total On airplans and
ton lights; plane Just completely refn-
ished and overhauled; perfect condition.
GIL, $685. IA
BT-i3. beautiful. in excellent condi-
ton. Here Is an ideal cross-country air.
plane. completely equipped and newly
lust purchased 1arger ship; must sell. EN-.
PORTERFfELD, 65-h.p. Lycoming; priced
for quick sale, $685. can be financed. Call
CAPITOL AIRCRAFT SALES. Hyde Field.
SP. 0S2HD go
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ROOMS WANrEp.

LADY WANTS furnished room; George.
town; references. MI 1904, "a
located single: may exch. portraits Of fam.
lily. Box 393-V, Star PAS
EMPLOYED LADY, nonsmoker or drtnker
wants unfurnished light housekeeping room
or apt. BY Dec. j; must be reasonable rent;
west OF Ga. ave. preferred. Box S7-Z. Star.
GENERALIZATION LANDLORDS, II
you are having trouble In getting the
best OF roomers, why not contact me for
soUTHALI. no. 09s6, 1923 o st. NV.
coLoREp-EMpLoYED MorHER and
daughter need furnished room or apt.
at once. NO. 1884. Is.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Nosthwes,.

HOTEL EMERY, 1912 q st. NV, Q blocks
west Of White House-Tiled baths. eleva-
tor, 2a-hr. switchboard service, So to
5IS II ST.-Clean, nicely furn.. dble sleep
ing. rms. maid, telephone serv.: daily 81 30
and up: weekly So per person RE. 1886
THE ALPSn-161S r. I. ave-: de luxe at
mosphere; So day; weekly rates on doubles;
trsnsients only. RE. 2527,
BELMONT HoTEL--1S09 18th ST. NV. at
Mass ave-. DE. 1921 Nice, attractive
sunny rms. near White House and Govt
bldgs.; an ideal home for tourist and per-
manent: 81 and UP, special weekly rates.
GIRLS CLUE, 2001 Kalorama I'd. NV
Vacancy In girls home; kitchen, living room
and laundry privileges: ideal for refined
1923 WYOMING AVE. N.W.--Furn. dble
rnl., mr. bath: cony. transp.: men only: SO
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POULTRY and EGGS

TURKEYS-Place your orders for broad.
breasted oven-dressed turkeys for holidays
Oiney, Md. Phone Ashton 2021. CLOSED
GLENN DALE TURKEY FARM has youns
tender turkeys. We kill to order. Bowie
500 AUsTRIA-WHrTE PULLETs, now lay.
ing. WALTER J. SCHAFER Bowie, Nd.
TGURKSETs LIVE DRESSED. plump tende,
young pen-fed toms and hens; supply lin.
tied; place your order now. ANNANDAII
/ 900 BROAD-BREASTED BRONZE turkeys,
q months old, weighing from. IL to LIZ
lbs; will kill to order and deliver; these
FARM, viers Mill rd, Wheaton. Nd, DI
97T9, " --27
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-Mp. and va.

ROOMS EuRNlsHED-Mp. and VA.
c A5Us 81 G 5fHs DF rss
Isl RooM p n4 b ah sf Is py re
FURN, RIM, next to bath, in pvt. home;
no other roomers or children; gentleman
2sss sRAN III I'LL RpLarve doabl.
room for employed couple or lady or gem
ten close 70 bath: conv. to transperta-
AKLNGToN. $3.50 So. 18th s..-Largs
roc room, next bath; girls; SIS wk. ca; laun
S sss R r. Dw 81 sS e., Arl iarr.
room. next to bath; private home, conv.
e transportation: gentleman only cH.
ARLINGTON. vA-comfortable. modern
e May on AnneS Gall Hs cH Eas $3.50 desired
NICELY FuRN,, rms. on End floor in
D nv af hOps for Or ladies' or sentiensn
Rooms, furnished, ta), nice. large. twin
cS CO.. or risht at busline: Sc week. Can
CHEVY CHAsE-To employed couple large
qI1 aao I'm, semipyt. bath; kitchen PRIV.
LARGE RM. Sisel xef farn WI next st0 & BATH
near Washington blvd. bus; Gentlemen
s sFsi p D opns5 Sa smg couple no meals
OFF LEE hwy, Is min. from wash
Beautiful lge. bedrm. and bath for gentle-
man in quiet fine home: $50. oW. $3.50.
ROOM NEXT TO BATH. with housekeepinr
a ana laundry privils,: cow. transp. UNI.
ARLINGTON. Pershing dr.-Room for
gentleman IN private home, two in family;
convenient to all buslines going into Wash,
elso to Pentagon and Navy Annex: near
restaurants and shopping center; $50 8
Mr. CHEVY CHASE Country club-Entirs
s 5s 4; ,t q spacious; GENTLE home; large
NEARBY M ssa a Az FR % s2ss rm 1.s,l.
family: blk. 10c bus, conv. to IT. Myer,
Pentagon. Navy Annex. 10 minis. downtown.
ton center. 1865. s anu N -
SILVER SPRTNG-Attractive rm., private
path; single or double: unlimited phone:
close TRANSPORTATION. 81. 6023. -25
4O03 35th ST. Mt. Rainier, Md rm..
next bath: $50 for /, $50 for 2; men only;
c spryNsns ears and stores WA. 4s4s. -25
sem ssmipriysss bath shower tWS blocks from
sos N. BARTON ST., Arlington, Va.-Fur.
nished bedroom and living room, neat.
clean; private entrance; kitchen priv;
close to two uslines S4s
1911 NORTH nth ST.. Arlington, Va
Large front room. twin beds: "a blk, from
bus: ideal for two working men or students.
LARGE DOUBLE RIM. pvt. bath: one or
NOT THE USUAL PLACE, beauty, comfort.
storage space, master bedroom or twin-bed
room; unlim. phone: one block from excel
lent eating facilities: 10 Minis to wash.
ington. CHI. 9039. IA
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT with operator, Bulldozer; alsf
Grain and dragline. Call SH 6147. pa
BuLLDOZER and operator for hire. Cal
Falls Church 1851 23s
BUILDERS, ATTENTION-BuIldo T
p.-18's. trucks. shove,s, rollers. small Cats
Paving, grading, Placements dug. Any ant
all excavating work Reasonable rates
Union operators Or 1854 -25
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PEI XEccHio q Som II ia1s iith st. A sc.
ZIG sal RIasTss a. y ye,s AZ
fu sGs LA at & os sa ahSs well
pumps, FRANK DEL VEccHIO & SON.
fiiaa22 III Fl AZ III as93
dioxide portable and marine f IRE ssste enSa
BEL yEecaPo Son. nsi s fifth s. Sc
MARiNG SUPPLIES, paints. rope, IRE ex-
Tine engines, so to 3o0 h.D fishing tackle.
s e ss PEI Pa AYE yEccHIo q SON. ial2 18th
VIII buy Answer, Boz ssp.x, Star, eas5
MAKE your P1IsoRiDA trip 'i the exciting Ia
way. on the cabin cruiser Mary Ann" via
H IA sfanic anlap sas waterway Call SaPT
CABIN cRtTsER. s5x7, custom-built e COM
essn coan saaE notes sssdy u so
Sa sD 49, e ea nav w. aat ssa4 pss
CiHaRYsLER MARINE MOTORS carload
available from stock. s. KING FULTON
sTEEl a cRA aSf Sa y' e EM a4o
G c;I,G. 40 EXCELLENT condition; extras in
s aaef S2s5G See sssTara
3s-FT. CONVERTED CRUisER. 4-cylinder
Universal marine engine; fair condition;
sold e highest bidder. RE. 1924, HI
NEW WHEELER 4U sunlounge "a New
wheeler W. S3. Cruisers. 1893 Matthews So
Cabin, $4,000. 1885 Sedan Cruiser 04 ~.
$6s 900; 1943 Sedan. Cruiser So. $4,000.
F6TICKELL-WHEELER YACHT co. los s.
Penn; ST.. Balto., Md Tuxedo 2S88.
LET. HIGGINS speedboat demonstration,
reduced price; 33-ft: Richardson, 20-ft.
twin screw Chris-Craft. 38-ft Elco Other
listings IN SAIL and power HARTGE
YAGHT YARD, .Galesville, Md IA
sTEELCRAFT, brand-new, 26-ft., 2-cabin
sedan si n., with de luxe eauipment;, sleeps 4,
tain and operate See at Steeicraft DOCK.
ansxt to Harbor Police). M st. and Maine
DOCUMENTED YACHT, double-cabin pilot
nouse; 32-v: generator and twin engines
s sns H., $500; s2-ft sspeedboat mahog-
oyerhauled; sacrifice, $3.50. Lott. Lab
S1tTsas dinghy $40; CHI OLA. 24s
new condition; $50 cash. AT. 1885 --25
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w,

$40 G ST. S.E.-conv. to everything:
'front.' bedrm.. small. spotless: pvt home:
nomeliks 70 right party; S26 mo- -25
6l6 y ST. S-E--Twin front bedroom, also
double bedroom, nicely furnished. in re-
Hneo, clean nome; S43 per mo. FIR. 1912.
Ioe2 B ST. s.E.-one sleeping room. twi.
beds, men only. 81 each. 23s
I00s SAVANNAH ST. S.E.-Room. attrAc-
p sse lsdy or Esntlem nan bus at door 35
IA 16th ST. s.E.-Nieeiy furn. nm. mex.
70 catn and shower. continuous hot water;
cow. 70 nus and cars man only. FIR. s773.
4a3 9Th ST. s.w.. near Govt. bids
Large front room for gentleman: IS week.
II4t BRANCH AVE. s.E.-Attractiye Tn.
new twin beds: $3.50 each or $40 single.
2Is 5th ST. s.E.-Large sleeping room;
so6sr gentleman: $40 per month: near 3
Sariines; Phone FIR. 1895. "a
SCI n: CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-warm, COM
Iortaole I'm COW. transp.; men only; $50
6a5 9Th ST: s.W.-2 nicely furnished Gou-
pie rooms for rent; $40 each room. 24s
1881 POTOMAC AVE. S.E-Furn, nm.
Lor Rsntiemen' conv. transp.; semipvt.
f05 9Th ST. S.E.-Large. bright bedroom
for gentleman; unlimited phone: 81 per
213 14th ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. single rm.;
girl; GENTLE home: no drinking. S27 80:
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

140l 18th ST. N.W.-Lge dbl; girls to
share ige. room with pvt. hath with another
grit vacancy In triple; good meals; SWITCH
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offer the following winter values for i'm,
mediate delivery:
ChIis-Craft sedan cruiser. 1871 $1,000
nncnardson cruiser, reflnished 1000
MAaStnews double cabin cruiser 1900
Even SWsns oinette cruiser. 1888 5000
6nfLls-CraIt express 90, 1941--- 1000
Richardson 26' cruiser, 1895 3.000
SnIis-Crait eommuter, mahogany 1000
Owens sedan cruiser, 194I 1900
SMfsns sedan cruiser, l941------ 6,T50
SIuining nousepoat ------ $4,000
Au4inary ketch shoai draft -- 10000
AAuxlIiary ketch center board - $3.50
Custom cruiser. 80. cleo. ref. - 5000
SSyustom cruiser, So. double cab. 1000
nlggins runaoout, gray fireball - $500
,SSooge Iunanout. VS. motor $50
SoE soioated I'D. twin motors - II 600
SSSSnssoroateo 81. new, 2 Royals 20 22,5OO
-n6ris-CraIt sport usher, twin 1900
Our new ofices are now open every day,
Come TO 615 Maine ave. and discuss your
hoet. insurance or financing probierns
HUGH ALEXANDER, INC. 6I5 Maine ave
s.w. RE. 0256. -e4
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ADAMS
Da asnsGa aay Ean
the ideal gift for your hubby. WI. 1850.
SHOTGUN, winchester, model ga 20.
sHoTGuN, ~ ga. single shot,. full choke.
sMoTsSS winchester Inch ter, Du@g r fsSrs
ssyS5 ss sarF cred slfs "a Dssss
ssiHostrsgsS' Belgian s Browning ausom q
81 ssHoTGUS, ithaca fsatherweight, is,
Sh Iass sssns esfsne qaasss
d ha s rsxaar ere nag Sesn ass' sSFs
noW Ts IS baTsain ME- rev phEs
Ant APPLIANCE CO., .AD. 66a$. "a
SINKS, new. AZ white enamel. chrome
MEET sup 1slSet so5s NV fG 741 5
SiTTING MODEL, new, size il or Ia:
s sfsS9na nscK GS s1Se games and nike
prices are low. MARLIN AMUSEMENT
soRP Az Pr s. nm nm Pr 1ss5
loft liquid carbonic soda fountain; ]
LIQUID carbonic sandwich unit; sink;
B1oiIo-grill; 2 Coca Cola dispensers: !
msns d good GOD condition. cali Mr. oE LEM
SOFA, ANTIQUE. handsome, mahogany
SOFA, ANTIQUE, Victorian. Telephone NO
1881 or call at lob st. n.wa Apt. JOG.
SOFA, so-inch, excellent condition; sx1a-
Wash. blvd, Apt. 4, Arl.. Va. "a.
SOFA. prewar, Chinese Chippendale, 81
inch, solid wood. spring construction
throughout, In excellent condition: new
tailored slpcover; $3.50. MRS. ELRoD
SOLID MAHOGANY frame Of antique sofa
with carved Honhead armrests. from Eu-
ropean embassy. OR. 1916. pa
SPANISH IJNGUAPH0NE COURSE, COM
plete set Of records and books; good con-
dition; first S35 takes 1t. RE. 5S79.
STEAM TABLE, may be seen during school
hours at Berwyn School. Maryland. Phone
Tower 5264 IA
lsTEEI-Channels, tubing. clamps. cable,
turnbuckles. bolts, lag screws, setc.; steel
ladders In eft. sections: one 500-gal. and
one 2.000-gal, fuel oil tanks. LII. 1915 24s
STEN0G. DESK, walnut. 54-inch, center
drop. double tier drawers, good as new;
$45. Inspect Room 404. Tivoli Bldg, 18th
and Park I'd. NV.
STENOTYPE, with tripod; reporters carry.
ing case. paper and ribbons Box 1907
sTENoTYPE--New. With case and books
Georgia A5QP.
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20l4 PIERCE MILL RID .N.w.-Single rm.,
ggs sti home gentlemen convenient transp.;
3o1s RoDMAN ST., Il blk. of CONN
center; ;$s s5 each; also twin-bed rm. S27 80
s5fs RITTENHoUsE ST. NV, Chevy
Chase, D. G-Single room, share bath
S55h one ne os TIER pvt. family; man only;
1918 n ST.. Nw.-under new manage
ment formerly Millard SCHOOL,; men only,
n mic clean rooms, plenty of bath: ideal
sio .TUcKERMAN ST. N.w-Young S cir,
ew iars soe with with s sn9sher girl in ce
1914 CALVERT N.W.--Larrgie room roc; next
bath: congenial couple; $40 Wk. NO. 1915.
twin s ssh $50 month fos tEont rs s
1850 NEWTON ST. NV. Apt. si-sinasle
pRans ssS na s0dns ffD sass unRtsd
n,TT-Largs room. exposures, pvt. bath:
T rAl aee gentieman only 500 per month.
i III y SHERIDAN ST. N.w-Master I BED
sDacs se Rsas prsf bath fos rsns
faafR50y EgcI Iaf'ss Dr. rm SEMI
Sssh sRssssa s sad HnlR
5629 KANSAS AVE. N.W.--Single room
next 70 bath sas, for quiet young girl; $50
1881 BELMONT ST. Nw.-Brand-nev
furniture and newly decorated: In excel
lent nv. location, convenient transp.
corner Of bus stop; will rent to quiet man;
Is$o i. AVE. N,w.-Exclusive guest
house, beautiful, spacious rooms; transients
only: 81 up. Elk. Ol44. -24
nished front room; $35 month. ---25
lib r. ST. N.W.--Single room In small
house. for gentleman only: bath, shower
shared by only one person: S25 mo. In
Saturday 8 to 10 m. and to pm.
Sunday nI s,c 81 day. 10 SI41 "a,
beds, sitting rm.; newly furn.; cooking
PRIVILEGES; suitable for couple. GE 1880
4l0l sth ST. N.w.-Lovely front rm.. 4
windows: private family; S32. so per mo-;
one person only. IA 022s; "a
or people with running water: S12 fol
2 and SIS for 5.
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CONTINUED On Next PAgs.l
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suites, rugs, dishes, lamps, mirrors, drapes,
Whole x c0 on BART e0G goc ishf@e 7s5 asfhes sell
furniture, Specials on sofa beds. studio
suites. Suites See ecu US s Before buying Easy terms
THE crown CO; s27-s29 7th St nv
N sfoeR rs
fsS 81 R5SP%Fs s IS sP5s s
By Gas Co. and rated ass and $50 So, IT.,
THE &C. Lsnef
g Gas &c son IR 1872 fof medium and large res
ie.aSsi LIP ssIs oN 70 to H@f pU 9ss
Gas Gas RANGE; in good condition $50 o sash'
GAS Gas RA II f. Magic Chef. table top; very
GAS RANGE, white porcelain table top,
four burneg; broiler oven. storage space.
GAS Range, Magic Chef; excellent eondi-
S tGs; S SSNc px, lso2i orande, new,
1iSh'gSo Shlsssa easSfs SS CO.
ahs GAG R Il aT d4sli Ut 4eurner oven con-
troll: nearly new. OR. 6233: 24'
GAS RANCE, four-burner, tabletop. good
place andirons and screens. SIS. WA. s615.
de luxe, with timer timer in perfect Condition
GAS RANGES. new. used st for city "a and
bottle gas. ACME FURNITURE g. STOVE
Co. 1015B 18th st; NV. MA. 1852.
automatic, 20-gal. capacity good condi-
ton; best offer. EN-. 1859. 1918 st
NV. -25
BIOGRAPHIES, books, luggage, steel cab.
met, office chairs. radios, tables. furs; WI
GOLF CLUBS, woods, Nos. 1, e 8, steel
6teinway square, price, S75. sos Cameron
st.. Alexandria. Va. ALex, 3176. "a
gun with 8 choke tubes, like new, S25:
d. 81 R. top break .22 hammerless revolver,
2-inch brl, $16;, colt ~ &C. hammer
oL. 4142 aft9 s Sat. before IL sun.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

TONS PENNA. ANTHRACITE buckwheat
cal $50, haul it away. WI. 1856, "a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-20
US. Policy
 ToArgentino Still Same

Washington, June 20-CUP)-The U. 8. poicy toward Argentina has not changed since April when Sec retary of State James F. Byrnes de- manded that the new Argentine government show by deeds and not merely promises" its willingness to rid this hemisphere of Axis in- fluences.
 The United States is still opposed to negotiating an inter-American mutual assistance treaty with Ar gentina until that country has "by positive acts" implemented its in- ter-American commitments.
 That was the policy set forth by ByrneS after the election of Col. Juan D. Peron as president. And it was the position set forth yesterday by Acting Secretary of State Dean AcheSon to Peron's unofficial" en- issary, Gen. Carlos Won Der Becke, former Argentine chief of staff.
 By indirection, Acheson contend ed that the new Argentine govern nent has not yet fulfilled all of it's commitments and was in sharp con- trast to reports that Ideal" for strengthening out U. S.-Argentine relations was imminent.
 Von Der Becke's mysterious visit to Washington shed a little of its unofficial tone after a 90-minute
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-20

tries as Sweden and Greece. To- day it is estimated to be on 8 par with France and ranking about fifth or sixth in size.
 The U. s. looks favorably upon any potential buyer of its warbuilt merchant ships. Today it holds nearly two-thirds of all the worlds merchant shipping. The U. s. fleet is estimated at about 4,000 vessels, of which 3,10O still are in active service.
 The major question on Russia'S desire to get the 96 Lend-Lease ships was said to be whether it should be a separate deal or part of the overall Lend-Lease settle- ment and Russian loan negotiations this Summer
 The U. S., looking for quick dis position of it's surplus ships, would prefer an outright sale rather than tie it up with loan negotiations which probably will be prolonged and with doubtful outcome in Congress.
 The ships the Russians want from the United States include 60 pre- war merchant ships and 36 Liberty ships and tankers. Their value is estimated roughly between $30.000,- 900 and $4O,0O0,00
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-20
Protestant Youths Plan Conference
 Episcopal Church
 To Sponsor Sessions
 In Next Two Weeks

The Department of Religious Education of the Protestant Epis- copal Church in the Diocese of Connecticut has announced final plans for it's two Young Peoples Conferences to be held at the Girls Friendly Holiday House, Canaan, the weeks of June g and June 30
 Through these summer confer ences the Department makes it possible for young people of high school age in the Diocese to study, worship and play together for a week
 This year courses are being con- ducted by the Rev. MesSrs. Clinton R. Jones of New London and Poque- tanuck, Douglas H. Loweth of Nor wich, Joseph A. Racioppi of Bridge port, Burke Rivers of Johnson City, New York, William B. VanWyck of Lime Rock and A. Lester M. Wor- they of Bridgeport. Through the cooperation of the Jewish Chau- tauqua Society of Cincinnati, the courses on the Psalms at both Con- ferences are being taught by Rabbi Henry E. Kagan of Mount Vernon, New York. The Rev. Jack Sharkey of Bethel is to be chaplain at the first conference; the Rev. John G. Magee of New Haven at the second
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-20
Byrnes Notes Soviet Union's Budding in Maritime Field;
 Reds Seek to Be Naval Power

crease in the extent of our SC; boundaries the role of the Navy alSC will grow. The law of the Ffv Year Plan for the restoration ant development of the national econ omy will create facilities for Shil building on scale so large that i will insure the fulfillment of tht program for construction of ship of all types"
 Following are the specific incl dents which Byrnes has noted ant which reveal Russia's maritime plans:
 l. At Yalta the Russians showed great interest in prelim- mary plans for disposition of the German and Italian navieS and merchant fleets, and event. ually acquired one-third of the German fleets under an Allied agreement.
 2. At PotSdam the Russians again displayed major interest in maritime decisions which set up special commissions for working out disposition of the German fleet.
 3. At Moscow last December the Russians began to show a major interest in what was to be done with the Japanese fleet. They revealed they were inter ested in getting some of Japan's fishing boats for use in the North Pacific.
 4. At Paris month ago the Russians demanded Trieste for Yugoslavia, a nation sympa- thetic to the Soviets. Trieste was one of Italy's major ship building centers before the war.
 5. At Paris this week the Russians agreed in principle to accept the Italian liners Satur- mia and Vulvania of 24,47O tons each as separations.
 Significance Vital
 These developments have consid erable significance when it is re called that Russia has been a land locked nation for centuries and ha for years for warm wate ports. Before the war the Sovie fleet was infinitesimal ranking eleventh in size in tn world and behind such small coun