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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-18

BEVERLY BEACH--8 rooms. bath, all
basement lot i00x15o. with private wateI
rights and boat dock; completely furnished
In beautiful maple: reasonable price and
Tor tor; 1925 Wilson blvd GIL. 1928. OK
EXCEPTIONAL aO0-ACRE FARM-one Of
the most beautiful properties in Southern
Maryland. .nr. Piney. Point; about 2A mi
water front. Main house. ideally located
contains 8 rooms. baths, A porches: z
splendid tenant houses completes with out.
buildings. gear garage with 45-ft. ma
cline shed. 100-ft. utility shed, granery.
millhouse, corncrib. storage cellar, large
3-unit chicken house; wharf in front Of
main house; 4 shallow and 2 deep ar.
tesisn wells. About 100 acres ariable
$4,000; no agents, please: illness only
reason for sale. cali OWNER. ma. I4so..
ON SOUTH CREEK acres. 125-ft,
harbor; gentle only; $4,000. MRS
LAURA I, LEE. Shady Side. Md.
bEvERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
for catalogue. Box II. Mayo, A. A. Co., Md
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CARACAS FOR SALE.

FACTORY BUILT. sizes l2x20 and 20x20
terms, Immediate delivery. Visit our dis
GU. s. No. u, Arlington. Va, ~ mi. south
Of Highway Bridge. Phone ia. 1854
buildings, any size. guaranteed; ayaiiable
now. C. q. RIDDELL (Engineer), 1887
Rodman ST. NV WO, 1858 2ls
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MONEY TO LOAN.
HOME LOANS---Low monthly payments,
FIRST FE s5iaslpI savings ffss Aa LoAS LOAN
h s xsp els sn aath rR Il nv AZ a7G
s sad eoLoSL 1NS sasSEs co s
9th & TN nv .nd RE; rs ssS9 Yo.xs ~ r..,
sEcoNp. TRusTi loans On FRopERTY in
D. c., Md. and Va. Prompt service at low
e sso9 l1 e Sse3S .Ss
kEFf HsSAc YOUR HOME under one trus,
at 4eo interest with Reasonable monthly
rect first trust loans on new purchases
also available. Call r. D. BURGESS for
further details, or see US in person. 2524
P Ps,Nn ave YES. sc. .l M 2so2. .,u FL .
loans 2nd-trust notes also bought. :. 4.
CARNEY: DI. 1908, 9 to pm. only.
AZ LOANS. amortized or STRAIGHT loans.
MM 8SEF mi sES c3 500 Ik aise St. Wv win
or Va Reasonable rates NATIONAL
N. Y. ave. NV. National 1898.
s MONEY radn 1s s sas sa sSst
S ssSF Sa srSEspSs se ~ .az sna
sna aass OF 5r 81 Nd f. a soa ys h9a s
E. Eye rnE s III Ss So E aai' gmi
viii loan you money on your SIGNATURE.
ii 4Rusf IoANs on n' real estate. low rates.
terms or monthly payments. P. J: WALsHE.
INC. lib Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER q SON. auctioneers
Unusually line high grade and new and
used household furniture, Oriental scatter
rugs, sculptured marble, mirrors, paint
ings, electric refrigerators, combination
radio. ornaments, 1G0 folding chairs, mo-
ton picture screens. Yale spnr-seared
Trustee: foreign diplomat. War Activity
organization. storage companies and
others. by auction at Weschler's. eo5 e
St. NV, tomorrow, commencing $50 am.
and continuing until late afternoon. New
furniture, including drop leaf, tier, end.
lamp, cocktail, tilt top and nested tables:
upholstered. occasional, side and Juvenile
ehsiEs and rockers: door and table elec,;
trolieres, lacouered sewing cabinet. fooled
leather insert-top tables; Hollywood, sofa
and studio beds; chaise lounges, chrome
frame breakfast groups, metal utility and
Kitchen cabinets. hving. room groups, etc.
Also high.grade, practically. new mahog-
any, maple and walnut bedroom groups;
gold ,l Leaf lamp table with marble insert
room groups, stick reed solarium group.
odd beds, spiral and new box springs,
fnner-spring mattresses, chests OF drawers,
dressers, vacuum cleaner. ONCE desks,
legal ming cabinets. decorative items, etc.
UfTfr
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GARAGES WANTED

WANTED, 2 or 8 car brick garage for
storage, vic. 9th and New York ave. =.
WISH TO RENT GARAGE, near 21e3
Eye St. NV. Phone Republic 1856, Ext.
Glover Park area EN- Rhn7 -1a
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FUTURE.

ZED L. WILLIAMS q FED L. WILLIAMS.
Jr., Auctioneers. Auction fixtures and
equipment Of former Normandy Grill'' Con
corner of Calvert st. and Conn. ave. n>w.),
wednesday, NOV. 20, at 2 pm. High
grade, late-model restaurant equipment
being sold at auction as owner is leasing
property and retiring from the business
everything in first-class condition. Large
Hussman walk-in electric REFRIGERATOR,
late model "Coolerator" electric reach-in
6-door refrigerator, S-slice electric Toast
Master" like new electric cooled Coca
Cola box, up-to-date 3-section gas cook
range with ovens and broiler, hot-plate
grill. fine electric and glass late model
s maker as. Ike new dish washing sguip-
Globe slicing machine. exhaust fans. ped
kinds; 90 various size dining tables, 20
chairs. lot dishes, china, glassware, etc.
large stock pots, kitchen utensils, etc
IRE extinguishers, Neon sign food light,
lot tableware, silverware. etc. Open pub
lie inspection Mon, Nov. Is, and Tues,
IL, 10 am. to pm. Auctioneers. phone
ADAM A. WESCMER a son, Auctioneers
-Jewelry and watches by auction for
repair charges. Notice is hereby given
that on Tuesday. December 3, 1946, at
2 o'clock pm, we win sell by public auc-
ton at Weschler's, 905 e st. NV. to en-
force our artisans lien, certain items of
jewelry and watches left with US for re-
pairs, prior to September 1916 Terms:
Cash. Parties in interest please take
notice. MELART JEWELERS.. 405 Rhode
Island ave. ne
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TRUCKS WANTED, any make Or model:
full retail price paid IN cash WILLIAMS
AUTO SALES. r. !. ave. at Goth st. ne,
LIGHT DELIVERY panel truck; any make:
will pay all cash. Call Elk. 5096 and ask
for GUS "a
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Goat. }

sSRdI sss. new tires. new battery. Phone
oLDsMoBILE 1s41 coupe, cyl: chance
MrTcHEL's MoToRs. INC. 30 Il st. ne.
oLDsMoBME 1871 e-cyiinder club coupe;
radio and heater, hydromatic transmission;
& seie W 'as sss5 5afs aDd ans
PACKxKD ie41 clipper 8 4-door sedan:
Seaser seat sovers new ares eS
MoTo siys 60 Psaskrr e. ps sss sss Esia
PxckARD is4i 4-door ii GYS' sedan; ex-
sellsnt eond. and tires; OR. 5l53. -le
heater; Just passed D. c. inspection; $3.50.
1908 Newton st. ne. 10
PACKARD 1912 conv. coupe: fully
equipped: low mileage; ..S1.795. L q p.
MOTORS, Riggs and chillum rds., Chillum,
fACKAkD :.SS'' model 1900 4-dr. sedan;
equipped with overdrive, heater. defroster,
tires and spare, new battery and recent
paint Job; splendid condition. Box 4s4.v,
PxCkARD 1887 4-door sedan: $3.50 cash.
May be seen at 500 New Hampshire NV.
MA. 9474. lie
PACKARD 1889 sedan, Super model; ra-
se slss ,sSSsf ga CO. S.n15e2s
22no Sc. NV. Ma. $500. lis
PACKARD 1895 convertible sedan: excel
orsna Must be seem ns 70 be nsp ssp
Nearest s1s ea G Gm oss
Pf PIE Tow straisht eisht, pass s
ger sedan; late 1886 model 10000 miles;
battery s aPd tires sna 'eoss
overhauled; paint and upholstery like new;
equipped with radio and heater; ceiling
Ma. $500 residence phone. Nj. 1916. ~
car never in taxi service NORTHWEST
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door sedan: radio and
heater. good rubber, seat covers; excellent
eond; throughout; 40, 600 miles; best offer
PONTIAC 194s Torpedo s: good rubber,
good condition; RADIO heater. Box 42 "a.
soST. nsI 1s a.. sdeSs sedan excellent
sFlii N Hf' eonTeft fGs Club @ COUPE
Ford 1910 de luxe coupe.
Pontiac laSh i 8 ns sony epe $780, 1855
BSdss S 1sasa sss6 coA Ss0e sH sss
PONTIAC 1912. 4-door chieftain; 8 cyl,
aeS iEHps MOTOR cor Sr's bhoo WIS.
sTgDfsAkis 1s4s 4.door sedan: vim
s sTGDEB2k seR y Champion motors in
stock, 1889 through '46: will install for
$35 down and SlS.37 per mo. BENNING
MOTORS. 1900 Benning I'd. ne. FIR. 99s2.
TERRAPLANE 1885. in running condition;
below ceiling; $295. CENTRAL MOTOR
WHY'S 1857 coupe; must sell this week.
ROPER 1880 Rhode Island ave ne los
WILLYS 1g48 civilian jeep: excellent CON-
WIILYS 1910 coupe good mechanical con-
dition; looks good and good tires; cash,
trade or terms. MTTcHELL'S MOTORS,
INC. SO II st. ne.
WILLYS brand-new Jeep engines. COM
water pump, generator. starter, dlstribu-
@anifola. a earbaresor. III t hR eA spars
Pugs whse clutch fro and engine ii yirin1s
all model Jeeps. Can be. used as power
MITCHEII's MOTORS. INC. so a s.; ne.
RELAx-This is what you have been walt
COW. coupe, 49, cheyyoIet s.door town town
ss asn sstn wo s4 ssS as. fSx
coupe coup ia4f oidsmobile sedan, strea na-
line. Is others from 1888 to 1910. Most
| of these cars are equipped with radio and
asaF Also esas ssvs 70 Been g es
Cash. terms or ST trade. cAMPsEIIs' AUTO
| SALES. No. so Massachusetts. ave NV.
AT V so op aSe 1aS
"a I & D. rAxIcAB FOR sALE-1s41
Ford. good condition. AT. 2476. or call in
person, 224 Hillside pl. ne, all day Sum
! QRy after n liz
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Points for Parents BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Help the child different" feel accepted by his
feeling he difference
HEN The child ID

Mother-See, Jim's hearing aid is
much like the microphone at a radio
station. It gathers up sound and
carries 1t to his ear. Do you want
to try it, Tom?
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Sc, boxio4. $4,000. Raleigh ST.. and Wac
and 9th SITS. Sc, 7s.o5o SO. IT,, corner
Franklin ct. and oath ne. 60x140,
300. oakland ter, Kensington, lots,
asiehts, Nd. 2T,4S8 SO. IT,. 5000. An
napolis I'd at Bath st., corner. $3.50.
SCOTT SANDERS, 1919 South Capitol st.
TH 1856; until pm. -1S
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY,

WANTED TO BUY service station or Blu,
ground suitable for service station Ii
Southwest Washington. Ii. S19b. lie
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AUTO PAINTING.
AUTO Trucks WANTEp.

AUTO PAINTNG--Complete job, S35 up
work guaranteed; GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave
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WEEKEND SPECIALS
1942 Buick Century 4-door sedan.
1941 Pontiac 8 club coupe.
l94l Pontiac 4-door sedan.
These cars all have radio and heaters
See them before YOU buy. BILL, MOTOR
SALES, at Shell Gas Station, 6419 Georgia
ave. Open Sunday. ---19
SIMMONS MOTORS, since 1874
1912 De Soto convertible coupe.
1941 Cadillac convertible coupe.
1942 Chrysler Royal sedan.
1871 Buick Super sedan.
1912 Chrysler New Yorker sedan.
194l Packard $50 sedan.
1871 Packard 100 club coupe.
1941 Qldsmobile sedan.
1871 Hudson convertible coupe.
1914 De Soto coupe,
1884 0ldsmobile sedan.
1871 Mercury convertible club coupe.
194I Chevrolet de luxe sedan.
Liberal terms Trade. SIMMONS MO-
TORS, since 1924. Open until pm,
SUNDAY until 2 pm. 1887 l4th st. NV,
HOLDING THE PRICE LINE.
1884 Chevrolet 4-door. $3.50.
1894 Olds 2-door, $295. ax
1895 Plymouth 4-door, $396.
is$7 Be soso cSSSps. s $aS5.
1887 Chrysler 4-door, SOS.
1910 Buick 4-door, sos.
1910 Packard convertible, 81 ,150.
1942 Plymouth 4-door. 81 $50.
1912 Buick 4-door, 81 ,496.
1912 Studebaker 4-door, $1,476,
1912 Oldsm0bile 4-door, 81 ,696.
BE0DALL PONTIAC, 1911 King It,. Alex
andria. Va. OV. 1000. --iS
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE CLIENTS willing to pay cash for
apt. houses or business property; sell now
Call HARRY COHEN Investment Special
istl, RE. 477l, GE. 02S6. lis
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To obtain q free COPY OF the illus
trated leafiet on The Story OF China'
send self-addressed stamped en-
SeloDe to Uncle Ray in care Of The
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MONEY WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN.

5000 FIRST TRUST on new modern g.
room house in Montgomery Co.: owner
occupied. Box 332-Y, Star. 49,
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Word Come

Wv WIZ S0EGuS
Find "a or more common English
words in
NATATORY,
an adjective meaning ''of or pertain-
ing to. swimming" The average
mark is AZ words. Time limit is 20
minutes.
Rules Of the game-i. Words must be
OF four or more letters 2. Words which
"s,'' such as .bats," 'cats,S are not used.
s. Only one form Of q word Is used. 4.
Proper names are not used. A list will be
published tomorrow.
Answer 70 Saturdays Lettsx-Out.
20, PARESIS-ASPRE {yearnl.
| 3H3 DEARTH-TRADE (swap).
(O) GOTTRE-TIGER (circns beastS.
(N) SHEARS-ASHES tf1re reSults).
(T) TRINKET-TINKER (ttnsmith).
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A.-You dare not bid two spades II
you do so, partner Is forced to speak again
and may have. to bid three hearts or two
no-trump. neither Of which will leave you
in an especially comfortable position
Great caution is indicated in making free
bids in q suit higher in rank that part
copyright, 194e. by Charles r. ooren)
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NASH 1912 fouf-door sedan. In excellent
condition. new tires, new battery. Phone
GE 1894 l8s
OLDSMOBLE 1941 coupe, cyl; chance
for real buy. 81 ,095; cash. trade or terms
MTTcHEL'S MOTORS. INC, 90 Il st. ne.
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What do you bid now?

A.-Since your partner has twice passed,
prospects Of putting on a strong offensive
are not bright. Passing offers you the best
chance for profit. II you double. partner
will be obliged to bid. and at the very best,
all you can hope for is part score,
whereas by passing, plus score for your
Side Is q moral certainty.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED,

location, prewar rentals; will exchang,
equity 81 $4,000 for small bldg. and cash
Box 163-S. Star.
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OFF WESTERN AVE. N.w.--4ox71 lot will
take 2Sx30 building. Excellent location.
For information call ABC REALTY IL
DEV. CO. EN-. 4709-0733 until 8 pm.
Evening star., 1946-12-22

his former customers from his In
come which was increased by returns
from real estate investments
financed by sale Of his suburban Oak
Park home.
Today, approximately 200 custom
ers have been repaid $4,000 and the
balance Of $4,000 is on hand for an
other SO whom Mr.. Roti, now 65, Is
tracing through baptismal, marriage,
school and other records.
although 1t gives me personal
satisfaction to have all Of my fiTan-
cial responsibilities lifted, especially
at this Christmas season." Mr.. Roti
said, II cannot claim any credit.
Our Lord granted me firmness In
my good intentions, and the chib
Evening star., 1946-12-22

quent bankruptcy action relieved Mr..
Roti Of further liability.
Today, Mr.. Roti recalled: II had
little to do after the failure, and I
went to quarry, where saw some
OF my customers swinging heavy
Misunderstanding their livings BY
hard physical toll. knew then !
must repay their losses"
Mr.. Roti had family Of six chill
dren, and, until 1925, he was unable
to set aside any OF his income for
depositors, but when his two sons
and four daughters became partly
self-supporting, he began paying
depositors from earnings Of his small
retail meat business.
Paying first those In greatest need,
Mr.. Roti continued to compensate
Evening star., 1946-12-22

Collegiate football games Of local
teams against the University Of
New Mexico last night and Stanford
University tonight, were postponed
because of the stormy weather.
A, f.svy weather officer said the
winds reached q velocity of "a knots
last night with gusts up to So knots
at John Rodgers Airport.
The disturbed area apparently
covers only these islands, as ships
400 miles at sea reported clear
weather.
Reports from the island Of Hawaii
said flood waters caused consider
able damage in the Honokaa district,
As miles northeast of Hilo, that small
bridges were destroyed and braces
of the main highway bridge to
Honokaa were washed out. Sew
Evening star., 1946-12-22
Ex-Bunker Tolls 81 Years to Pay
Back $4,000 Lost in Failure

past eight years, was head Of the
Western Savings Bank in Chicago
when four gunmen robbed the bank
of 81, 200 on February 7, 1915.
Although the loss was covered by
insurance, business fell of drasti-
cally and the bank was forced to
close about three weeks later. Lii
quotation brought depositors about
IS cents on the dollar. A subse-
Evening star., 1946-12-22
BY fhe Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Frank Roti,
. former bank president, today faced
Christmas with light heart after a
3l-year struggle to pay $4,000 in
bank losses to depositors although
he was under no legal obligation to
do so.
Mr.. Roti, who has been a lay
brother In Sacred Heart Seminary
at suburban Melrose Park for the
Evening star., 1946-12-22
|Near-Ga!e Wind and Rain
Strike Hawaiian Islands
BY ,he A.sccio,ed Press

HONOLULU, Dec. 21.--Winds Of
near-gale intensity, accompanied by
drenching rain, hit the Hawaiian
Islands yesterday and the weather
bureau predicted they would con-
tinue for the next two or three days.
Evening star., 1946-12-22

dren and / were instruments In his
hands.
After the failure, though legal
accounts were balanced, the moral
obligation to pay the losses re-
mained. ! am happy that the moral
account Is now so nearly settled" /"
Evening star., 1946-12-22

Several States now require that
all cheese marketed must be made
from pasteurized milk.
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EXHIBITS.

President Monroe exhibit commemorat
ends to,dsy; , exhibition Of world fan,ou,
through next Tuesday; rare books ane
graphs Of Latin American silver through
bition shroush March IS; Library ot Con.
Fridays; 8 am. to s pm. Saturdays ane
11:30 am. to 10 pm. Sundays.
Pietro Lazzari drawings, Public Library
Eighth and K streets NV. am. to 8 p m
today and tomorrow.
Forty-ninth annual exhibition of NINA.
cures by Pennsylvania Society Of Miniature
Painters, Natural History Building. Ma.
tional Museum, Smithsonian Institution
0 am. to 4:30 pm. through Sunday.
japanese and German surrender docu.
nents and late President Roosevelt's pa.
S:45 am. to 5:15 pm. weekdays anc
Paintings on loan from French govern.
mept, National Gallery Of Art, 10 am. to
FIN. weekdays and 2 to pm. Sunday,
through February 3.
LUNCHEONS.
Junior Board Of Commerce, Annapolis
Hotel, 1880 pm. tomorrow. Members anc
Z Cosmopolitan Club Of Washington, Wash.
s aston Hotel. 1880 pm. tomorrow. Mem
Cornell Alumni Club of Washing ton
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sheraton Hotel, 1880 pm. tomorrow
Members and guests.

sheraton Hotel, s12:30 Pm. tomorrow
Members and guests.
MEETING.
CATHOLIC Daughters of America, willard
Hotel 1880 o'clock tonight. Members and
MUSIC.
Wade n, Stephens organ recital, Wash.
lngton Chapel, Church OF Latter-Day
saints, o'clock tonight
Marine Band Symphony Orchestra, Ma.
rine Barracks, band auditorium, S:I6
o CLOCK tonight.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Dance, NcCs-Uso. 1914 N street NV.
:, Dance, YMCA:uso. 1885 G street NV
$50 O'Clock tonight 49," Il
=, Square dance, USO Club, 1911 H street
NV, o'clock tonight
Dance, Masonic Service Center Thir-
teenth and H streets NV, O'Clock
Service personnel may obtain more In
formation by calling the United Nations
f GsinlteF; Nasional 1900, or any OF the
s saSd; National 9el4 or Republic 1927.
ooo4, or War Hospitality, Decatur S76S
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FOR SERYICEMEN

There are many veterans of World
War III who lost an arm or a leg in
battle. These veterans will need to
learn new trades that your Victory
Bond purchases will help make pos
sible.
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USE OUR BUDGET PLAN when pur-
chasing home furnishings totolins
SIS or more. Make small down
payment. bolonee over period OF
months, plus snoil service charge.
CREDIT OFFICE sfxTH FLOOR
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suN-lksPlRED FASHIONS to turn your
thoughts Southwark! Everything
from luscious tropie bothine suits TO
seauined resort white dresses all
meath the palm trees on
THE THIRD FLOOR or FASHIONS
Evening star., 1946-01-04
Surplus Agency Asks
That Big Pipelines
Be Kept in Operation
By MALCOLM LAMBORNE. Jr.

The Surplus Property Administra-
ton today recommended to Congress
that the Governments two major
pipelines, Big and Little Inch, be
kept in operation, preferably by pri-
vate interests, so they may be
readily available for petroleum
service in the event of another
emergency"
In report submitted by Surplus
Property Administrator Syrnington,
Congress was told that should it
prove impossible to sell the lines
to the petroleum industry, then con-
sideration should be given to the
possibilities of lease.
If all efforts to dispose of the lines
fail, then the agency proposes that
consideration be given to public
operation on a full-cost basis"
Few Bids Made.
The Reconstruction Finance Corp.
more than three and a half months
ago, invited the oil industry to bid
on five Government pipelines, in
cluding Big and Little Big Inch, but
a spokesman said today the agency
had received only several nibbles'
from the industry to date.
Big Inch, 24-inch line extending
l,340 miles from Longview, Tex, to
the New York area. cost the Govern
ment S78,500,000. Little Big Inch, a
20inch line from the Texas Gulf
Coast to New York, cost SGT 300 900.
The lines were built to speed petro-
leum to the East Coast and overseas
during the war.
Other high lights of Mr.. Syming-
tons report:
If Big and Little Inch cannot be
disposed of for the movement of
crude oil and petroleum products
from the Southwest to. the East
Coast, they should be disposed OF
for service to interior points
Preference to Industry.
Disposal to private interests should
be given preference. and all seq
ments of the industry, particularly
small independent operators, should
be given an opportunity of acquir-
ing the lines.
Disposal for conversion to natural
gas will be favored only if it proves
impossible to keep the lines in pc
troleum service and the national Sc
curity is otherwise adequately pro-
tected.
The agency said the recommends :
ton that the lines be kept in serv-
ice would be in keeping with the
expressed desire of the Army Navy
Petroleum Board that the lines be
readily available for petroleum serv-
ice in the event of another emer-
gency."
If public operation became neces-
sary, no action would be taken with
out "the express approval of Con-
greSS," the report added
Evening star., 1946-01-04
Brueniinq
Continued From First Page.

SA Standartenfuehrer Shoeneberg
I need not point out to you the re-
percuSsions abroad which any per-
sonal accident would provoke. Could
you take care of the internal curb
ing?"
Bruening at the time was more
than a year out of office The Nazis
had outlawed his Catholic Center
party along with other opposition
parties. Hounded by Hitler's IA
natical followers, Bruening changed
his Berlin residence several times.
He left Germany finally in June,
1884, on insistence of friends Just
before the Nazi blood purge. A
year later. he visited the United
States where he is now teaching at
Harvard University.
Within four days Hess dispatched
a reassuring reply to Haushofer on
elegant personal stationery as de-
putty of the Fuehrer of the National
Socialist German Workers party.
Friendship Confirmed.
Captured German documents have
shown the confidential friendship
between Hess and Haushofer en-
dured until Hess plane flight to
Scotland in May, l941. For at least
eight months preceding that forlorn
mission. Hess had been acting on
Haushofer's advice concerning the
proper way to get peace negotiations
started with Britain. Haushofer
was executed by the Gestapo in
Berlin after the 1914 bomb plot
against Hitler.
Members of the Haushofer family
have confirmed to American in
terrogators that the "Hh. By" of
Albrecht's note was in fact Bruening