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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED GIRL would like single room in
GENTLE home in NV. section with kitchen
privileges, Box 347-s, Star. 20'
thing that could be worked into bachelor
quarters for single perm. man. Call RE.
$500. Ext. 81, after 4 pm, ask for
HARDIN. 16*
CATHOLIC LADY. permanent Government
employe, wants comfortable room: meals
p Pre- z d. references exchanged. Box
BUsiNEsSWoMAN desires room in de-
tached house; good bathing and laundry
facilities; near transportation. Box 340-S.
SINGLE FURNISHED ROOM by employed
lady. nv. or will share apt. with another
GENTLEMEN would like to rent room in
Calls ChUT Sx Va Box X, 322,s Star; II.
baby DESTROYS, obtaining room for self and
baby with day care for baby Monday
urgent; references available. Cali DI. 1851
any day except Sat. and Sun. III
NON-SMOKING, non-drinking young man
desires private room, outlying NV. SECTION
LARGE SINGLE ROOM. BY elderly GENTLE
man. near bath: Government employe.
Box 1S-V. Star.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE FOR FARM with modern
house within 10 miles of Washington: 8
rooms. with bedrooms, 9 baths, nursery,
large den. in Chevy Chase. WI. 1S11.-17
2-BEDROOM modern insulated bungalow
near Ga. and Alaska ayes. $50, for 2-bed-
room apt, close in. SH. 599s -16
EXCHANGE RENTAL, modern 6-rm. de-
similar or row house, Philadelphia or sub
urb Box 499-M, Star. -21
NEW YORK-House in Mt. Vernon, N. Y,
ditional apt. Bird floor rentedl, in exchange
for 3 or 4 bedroom detached house in
WASHINGTON or vicinity. Prompt possession
necessary. Box 263-T, Star.
HOUSE AvAILABLE-Rental Of unusually
desirable house, most attractive district
ly desirable house North Hampstead dis
triet Of Long Island, Call Glebe 2124. 1Ss
EXCHANGE for house in Fort Wayne. Ind.
Hills. rent or sale basis. PATTON, NO.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVY CoMDR.-Pay 3 months rent ad-
sssyo0T r. 3 $685. atF' April or NAY
WILL PAY RENT one year advance. Z or
3 bedroom ,unfurnished house or apart
any time lime up ID to 'J July /. NA. e45s or GE
RESPONSIBLE ATTORNEY, wife and baby
daughter, permanent. desires 2 or 3 bed
room apt, or house, furn. or eunfurnished,
F. sasss rfsSs s,s1is Conn., II.
5sEn hGuSs Gs M ssl Needs s
April 18th. NV, section or No. Arlington:
.ns T. fss4!:i remit aRssE'! s
X siaff rs 7I RaiptB f CHAIRMAN
Oublicans to plan l1a' s successful Campaign
Hss 4 AshS509 $500 ssn psz us g
2-4-room cottage or cabin, prefer Potomac
or wooded site within 90 miles Capital or
NV; mos. rent advanced. Box 261-S,
Two OR THREE BEDROOM. unfurnished:
one child. high school age; prefer NV.
care; excellent references; need by June /.
G Uni sRsi 4-BEDRooM HOUSE, de-
to exceed S231, or. 319s., III
er anfuInished; best references: urgent.
NAVY COMMANDER. permanent duty D.
c.. wife, child, must have or. 3 bedroom
untyTn or tgsn house vs or sp April
ATTORNEY, veteran. needs or 3 bedroom
unfurnished house or apt; permanent &C.
f PERRMANEEF f ExEscur1vE with present les
company over 20 years. and wife desire to
lease, 2-bedroom furnished or unfurnished
Win p eonsae
than one-year occupancy. Phone National
gasS e T WsNTs s7y WHITE HOUSE wit.
green shutters, her mommie. and daddy
furnished Or unfinished: Can you help9
E 6NFSkNi FSGe Ell HOUSE. 4sEs bedrooms
permanent professional man, Arlington Of
sse family I'll sus eh m
idsndilloTd; $500 Per month month, SslI 60. s5sS
s Exc fnd k Ri! fsRaas offered
naval ofieer, Pacific veteran, Yale. WpB
teTn a H asreeabie If R s snS oR OF
EDUCATED YOUNG Midwestern couple
(veteran). two small children. desire g
bedroom unfurnished house or apartment;
1ssi fD 81 Sse;5SHs Rsfs s5sdr
house. or apartment, close to Silver Spring.
Will buy If priced reasonable. Call sH.
vETERAN-Furn. or unfurn apt. or house
H for wife As snd son in Wash or nearby Nd
NAVAL OFFICER and family need ] or 2
b e6 house or apt unfurn' N airing e
e & s. With Il Two a sMs children rea a
soonest 3-bedroom house or apt, unfurn, !:
maximum SI20; NV. area preferred; will
purchase .fair-priced house or nearby
| farmette; immediate occupancy; maximum
$4,000 cash. balance terms. Offers to
F FH4R Ri SPskHS Sh4 desires unfurn
house any desirable sec. city: best care
S sfsVTsd cosM Mn lsSG wife and child aes-
perately need 2-bdrm. unfurn: house or
apt: excellent care given. Call TIE. 39o6
e Yo5 EM SIZE SWEDISH DIPLOMAT wants ANTS to
buy or rent small: 2-bedroom furnished
t call North Io47. After once hours; De
Will Will PAY $3.50 month for unfurn.
house. or bedrooms: Sc. preferred: s
adults; permanent Government scientist.
BRAzILTAN OFFICER urgently in need OF
SECTION, Call weekdays after 8 am; at
BGsiNEss EXECUTIVE desires or bed
rm. house or apt in desirable section sub
urban Washingtonn;; family Of A. rental to
6 i MONTHS SSfih RENT IN ADVANCE: "a bed
snsee aau aar up R tO s is per mo-
RESPONSIBLE COLORED FAMILY desires
5 : e room house or apartment. Cali "a.
Z41S IA.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1856 N ST. N.W.-3 vacancies for refined
young women in double rooms. $40 to
1926 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
room for young lady: running water,
s,wDitchboard: elevator; excellent board. 16'
i3o4 18th 81; NV triple room. some
thing; SINGERS. 1900 18th st. NV. ~
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Attractive single
t FSom II o prs ssas home; good
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUsE-A few va
eancies for girls in this popular guest
noqSe' specializing in good food and service.
2014 KAL0RAMA RID. NV. Just off Conn.
ave-Single room for young man or
young lady. home privileges; convenient.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.w.-Triple
room room Tor 3 men, $45 month. Call
TAKOMA PARK-Lovely den and bed
room. twin beds, suitable for professional
man or couple; city trans; breakfast If
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

URGENTLY NEEDED BY quiet and refined
as s SRlIE gl s sssR
u uo9m apt r.f. IN nw preferably
$.BEDRooM. kit. and bath BATH a Gt.T or bunra-
low vicinity no object. best OF references
sHHf bAgk ATEfs SraR s2s or isrre
couple. Quiet; best references. BOX s$i 8,
MARINE MAJOR, permanent duty. and
wife, furn. or unfurn. apt at once, no
pets pa o5 eh III 10 references RE 1900
WAR WIDOW desires s-rm. unfurn. apt
NV. by April 10; utilities furn.; $50 tops;
%Sa'' ssR' ss Wash. s'' Box s's sas
FURN. OR UNFURN. 2-bedroom apt. or
BSS5S sB # =. sf u.s. sHs
sssass sssisess s a sta fae
nishe sfo aparimsn nfm caif Re. Zoo Ext.
S cow sssi1 Aq ESSaHiNEER, wifi. and two
daughters, high school age. desire 2,bedrm.
d furnished house or apartment Call Wis
f RaDHo 's ENGINEER and wife. permanent,
desire small unfurnished or furnished apt.
No children. no pets. Up to $50. Refs.
Elk. 1860. 9-5 pm. MI. 1860 Sun. 49,
VETERAN, perm. civil serv. employe. de-
sires furn. or unfurn. apt. or house in
District. Va: or Md. Pay up to $50 mo,
VII WHERE RED 30 I'VE WE GO FROM HERE. Navy
sea duty, awaiting discharge to take State
Department Job. Wife is ex-Red Cross
as artist. All set-but no place to livel
Need apartment, any size. anywhere D, c.
or suburbs. with or without furniture, May
or before No pets, no children. best
s 5ssrsnoe writ. P sos 4s ss 81 sasr aooo
SCIENTIST, perm, employed: and wife.
grftns n9ok nssd anist
GIRL, newly arrived in D. c.. would Ike
to share apt. with 1 other girl Box
1888, Star. u.
OLORED-EMPLOYED COUPLE desire inn.
mediately 2 rms. and kit. Call after $50
pm NO. 1929. To-
COLORED-vETERANa and wife need apart
ment or one furnished room with Kitchen
cite Adams SSH.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUPLE, without children, all convep-
fences, l miles east of D. C. Bowie 1875.
COUNTRY BOARD. babies mo, un 10
yrs. mothers care; reasonable rates; 40
miles from D. G.: bus by gate: refs: license
BOARD for children, IL mi from d. C., on
Greyhound bus; SIS weekly MRS. COCK
RILL, Box AZ, Vienna Va 1Ts
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

GIsTING UIsHED GEoRGETOWN resi-
dence. partially furnished: shaded garden,
dining terrace. bedrooms. freplaces. 5
baths; 2.car garage, etc. Refsrences re-
quired. Shown by appt. only D1. $500 or
DU, 1855. Rental $500 monthly or sale.
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

232 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Large recreation
room in gentle home for middle-aged
couple, fireplace: $50; rent reduced for help
with light household duties. LIZ
5s21 9TH ST. N.W.-Large double room,
suitable for l or 2: $50 month III
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ROOMS WANTED. (cont.J

WANTED Quiet better than : average
single mar A.. Box s5o,R. Star, a0uSi II! '0'
Alto. "5O"-Room in refined home; no
pets or miscellaneous callers; references
exchanged. Might buy house. lot or build
Box 523; Alexandria. Va. 1S'
GOVT-EMPLOYED VETERAN desires sin
gle room near bath between Euclid and
Oak near 14th st. NV. Box $685., Star
IT,
MiDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN, permanent
ly located here, desires garage. warm
room and bath. in Massachusetts, ave sec
ton only. Box 433-S, Star lSs
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

ROOMS FUKNISHED@S.E. ond S.W.
316 FIRST ST. S.E.-Nice front double
room. $50: middle room. $40; furnished.
iao7 EAST CAPITOL ST. vacancies in
large front room that accommodates 5
LADIES' Iandnies $50 each l;,LLII. 1876. IT
large front room that accommodates
gentlemen: $50 each. Ii !9676. -.17
931 G ST. S.W.-Large front rm., furn,
81 a wk. District 1850
1924 G ST. S.E.-Double room, private
home, 3 in family $40 a week. -17
2319 QUE ST. S.E.-Front double, nm. in
Diet. home, nicely furn., next to bath: cow.
transp.; single, $50 month; gentleman
preferred. Ii. T424. lis
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HOUSES UNFINISHED.

SILVER sPRING-Brick. bedrooms. on
Colesville pike, near shopping center: will
remodel for doctor with basement once;
$3.50 mo- Box 25S-T, Star. -17
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APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.

WILDWOOD, N. Living room. dining
room. 3 double bedrooms: kitchen. bath,
floor; blocks from beach. Available from
June ID to August 4: S100 week ia
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

SINGLE ROOM with board in first class
guesthouse. vicinity G. w. Univ. or Dupont
Circle: permanently employed young man
weekdays
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-2 ROOMS, Kitchen and bath
people. 65 53rd pl Sc
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GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-o0-unit apt.
bldg, Monroe st. nv: gross income, S15,-
800. Bell or Helm, Elk. $685. is
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-S-unit apt bldg
Geoorgia ave; income, S4,700. Bell, Elk.
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T%e xGgs Govt s.ss: so Ole
s PIT o! Gall aE $50 Sat and Sun II.
unfurn. or furn. apt. or house. Will lease
or suitcase; up to S135. Box 14-v, Star.
APT. WANTED TO sUBLET by Marine
colonel and wife for mos: no pets or
sbld1en Perfsft e ssIs promised reason
WANTED room. kitchen and bath apt.
Northwest, in exchange for office work
Mopld Pen ss v R wiling to learn switch
SCI AiaaRo A ARM MRS aoGoREE Teturnea
fend asnso souTss cas-
nishea or unfarnIshed. ' Box sz' s7s.s' star.
unfurn. APARTMENT or house (perma nentl,
NV aioo SECTION s Or nearby Va. preferred. RE
P PlGSi iHsi 4 ASSIGNED Regular Ar Army
It. col. and wife desire furnished or un-
S sw;; suburbs preferred. FIR. $500. Ext.
k5ESuLA Ar. ARMY MY. OFFICER. wife; BABY,
SzTY ssb vi WrE so desire Is
5ph sna S Ct sma w hGpSe With Rsva e
or pets: furnished or unfinished. MRS.
ELDRED. WI. 9176. afternoon. is
ried, greatly needs complete one-b bed
room apt, furnished Or nnfgrn.;; will sign
Ext Il; 90 pm. DU. o525 after. 5.
VERY R1R MINOR fP6Er, beginning to pub
lish in best periodicals, and wife want
anet apartment, unfurnished; olS house.
payment assured because .o Of permanent
and consider. ads like this revolving: pres
ent troglodyte quarters engendering, mil
EMPLOYED MOTHER, daughter. non
drinkers. need apt; bedr. living room and
kitchen; unfurn. or furn. Oh. AGO. IL
VETERAN; attending G. o., Uniy.. and EN-.
VETERAN, wife, 3.year-old daughter. no
RRlacs 70 Ike $685. sssaf00m apt in or 1s gear
apartment. both employed. csii s aftsr
$50 Pm, no. S746. 17s
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COLORED-EMPLOYED COUPLE desire inn
mediately 2 rms. and kit. Call after $50
pm, NO 1929 16s
COLORED-VETERANa and wife need apart
ment or one furnished room with Kitchen
cite Adams SSl2. IL
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WEEKEND BULLETIN-Allison st., Pet
worth. years old; 6 rooms, bath and q
porch. gas heat. exclusively
Special BARGAIN brick houses, zoned
1st commercial. in crowded neighborhood
on blvd. A. demand for business In this
section: S4-ft. front. (Exclusive.)
Northeast. nr. Fla. ave. and West Va.
ave- brick houses on 4-lane trafic; has
possibilities for End or 1st commercial
coming. Will accept reasonable offer. (Ex-
Gauit pl. ne; S5,25o-Detached frame,
z rooms and bath with extra lot. tEx-
Near Gallaudet college-corner home,
rooms, > baths, 3 garages, reception hall,
gas heat, porch tExclusive}
Mr.. Buchanan and Georgia ave- ants,
rooms and bath each; gas heat CEN
clusive) J. H. REALTY CO., 1921 Fla,
ave ne. TR. 203S; ewes. RA. 9449 II
Nth and c SITS. ne
Standardized brick, on 25-foot lot, 6 rms
and bath: splendid location, near stores,
transp. Slo,50o Will allow for redeco-
rating. Substantial down payment No
brokers. BOX 4GS-S. Stsr. 22'
COLORED-A REAL BARGAIN-124 18th
st, Sc, Row brick, 6 rooms and bath. h.
VIII, Price, $4,000; $500 cash. Seen by
appointment only. LA SALE REALTY
SoIoR SID SOLDIERS, HoME-
Beautiful semidesashed 6.room brick. Of,
Only x slS'7Se On terms For oaa1Dpointmsns
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

Light furniture hauling, baggage trunl
and parcel delivery. Veterans. RA. SAB
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Shop Class
in Planes
Poge 5

Woodworking ond the mod
cling Of piones hove become
popuIor ports Of the summer
activities ot the Boys Club Of
w O hineton, Seventeenth
street ond Massachusetts
ovenue Sc. One Of the work
ers is Mickey ToyIor Il, Of
l7O7 Boy street Sc, who uses
his teeth to pull out the pins
which he used to hold the
joints Of q wing section while
the cement wos drying.
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Peace with Germany
(New York TimeS)

(New York Times
 While negotiations for a peace treaty with Ger many still mark time, it is increasingly clear that the present Allied regime has reduced that country to a political and economic vacuum For the Germans this has meant hunger which in turn is undermining the whole process of their characterization For the of Europe it has meant continued dislocation, dangerous delay in recovery, and political and eco- homie reorientaton the ultimate consequences Of which cannot be oreseen For the American taxpayers it has meant expenditure of billion dollars
 year including occupation costs of which $20o000000 goes for civil administration alone with the British paying proportionate amounts General Clay, now in Washington to report estimates that before the unified Anglo-American zone of Germany can become self sufficient Gin about three years time) it will cost the United States and Britain another billion dollars over and above the normal" occupation costs.
 How the situation might have shaped itself by this time if the P0tsdam agreement to administer Germany as a single economic unit had been carried out 1t IS difficult to say The point is that the Posdam agree nent been carried out and that there IS grave doubt that it still be carried out at all For the Russians and to some extent the French have so stripped and disorganzed the production o1 thelr occupation zones that these likely to be initial liabilities rather than assets to unified Germany Meanwhile the quiet rivalry between American meth 7ds and British sociaization in their respective continues to keep production below the low levels permitted
 All this merely confirms that 8 military regime such as is now ruling Germany is not the best means for mobiizing the energies of people The American military government has frankly acknowledged this by turning as government and authority over to the Germans as possible, and the Russian soundngS Tor additional reparatons from the West indicate that the exploitation of their zone has reached the stage of diminishing returns Whether the preSell. ;vstem of control n Germany was the best available m the circumstances is for history to judge But the brief history of that system has already demonstrated hat the only way of converting Germany from lancer into an asset to turn the country back to then1s vision as long that is necessary The only way this can be done is to follow the program mapped out by MT Byrnes-to establish German Government and to make peace with it.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OPERATIONS

In this period of reconversion of private and governmental agencies we note that the Secretary of Labor has denied to the State of Missouri the granting of Federal funds with which to carry on the operations of it's public Employment Service Specl- fically the State of Missouri has been charged with failure to comply with the minimum requirements of Public Law 549 under which the State and local offices of the United States Employment Service were to return to the States as going operating concerns.
 The Alaska personnel transfer program has been approved and funds operation have been certified We hope that the future operation of the Alaska Territorial Employment Service will not be imperied by failure to carry it's declared program We note from Merit System examination notices appearing in this paper that provisions have not been made as re- ouested by Federal authorities to give Merit System examinations to all Employment Service employees who were with the Alaska Employment Service during its Federal control The only Employment Service
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SANTA CLAUS VISITS ST. ANN'S PUPILS kT
 AFFAIR ON FRIDAY

Throught the generosity of the Rev. C. Allbutt, Pastor Of the Cath ollie Church and The Catholic Daughters of America, the pupils of St. Ann's School held an enjoyable afternoon Friday.
 After a few words of greeting to Bishop Fitzgerald and the local clergy, the Girls Choir rendered two vocal selections after which gifts were distributed to the invited guests, the Bishop, Clergy and the Sisters of St. Ann's Hospital. The pupils then received their presents from Santa Claus in person.
 Following the distribution of gifts the remainder of the afternoon was spent playing games in which all took part.
 A vote of thanks is extended to those who so generously contributed to make the affair such a pleasant success.
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EMBLEM CLUB HAS
 INITIATION, PARTY

Emblem Club members attending last nights bi-monthly meeting en- joyed gay Christmas party fol- lowing the short business session in the Elk's Hall The beautifully adorned Christmas tree provided appropriate holiday atmosphere and the evening was enlivened by the exchange of gifts Each member was called upon to pantomime the contents of her package before re- ceiving it. Tasty refreshments were served later in the evening.
 Irma Johnson was chairman for the entertainment and refreshment committee She was assisted by Gertrude Wood Selma Salo, Mattie Davis, Ida Brust, Hulda Carroll, and Celia Mcdonald.
 Candidates initiated last evening were Emile Taylor and Marian Funk.
 Members wishing to add their contributions to the Christmas Cheer Baskets may leave them at the Connors Motors office.
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other delegates heard the Texas Senator ask:
 How do I vote on this one?"
 Replied Shawcross: You ab- stain"
 Connally did.
 Al another point, ShawcroSS nudged Tom in the ribs and said : Here's the way you answer that one"
 Note l = The State Department now hopes to replace Franco with Indalecio Prieto, a member of the last Spanish Loyalist Government, who favored a negotiated peace with Franco.
 Note 2-Outerbridge Horsey, the State Department official who plays so close to the British in de- lending Franco, was educated first at the Downside School, England later at Trinity College, Cambridge (CoPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE. INC. l946)
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BETA SIGMA pHI
 HOLDS XMAS PARTY

Members of the Delta Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. L. M. Dunlap on Norway Point, Tuesday evening, Decem- her IT.
 A huge Christmas tree, candles, and greens provided an appropriate atmosphere.
 An informal program began with the singing of Christmas carols, which were accompanied by Miss Lane Rolf. Mrs. George Burlington conducted an auction of hand made articles Secret Sister gifts were distributed by Mrs Mildred Hermann.
 Guests were Mrs. Glynn Tanning of Douglas, Mrs Norman Arlin of Anchorage, and Mrs. Mildred Her
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Senate. The statement so shocked other delegates that Connally later offered an apology, explaining that he hadn't meant what he said.
 Meanwhile, the U. s. delegation including able Senator Austin Of Vermont, Mrs. Roosevelt and Con- eresswoman Helen Gahagan Doug las of California-w were dead oppos- ed to Connally. Senator Vanden- berg even took Tom aside and told him he was making the United States look ridiculous, while Rep. Douglas phoned Acting Secretary of State Acheson in Washington who in turn, put the screws on Franco admirers in the State Department.
 By this time, however the British and Lcng Tom were working beau- tifully together in regard to Franco.
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 setting argument for next Thurs day"
 His words fell like a hombshell on miner lawyers Hopkins and Pad way. This would have given them from Dec. ' to Dec 12. or five days, to prepare their case-as against nine davs proposed by the Attorney General.
 At no time did the Chief Justice give any inkling either to them or to anyone else as to how he felt about the merits of the case. But he did make it emphatically clear that the Supreme Court owed it to the nation to try the case in a hurry.
 That ended the private confer ence in the Chief Justices cham bers, following which Hopkins and Padway rushed back to United Mine Workers headquarters. Two hours later John L. Lewis called off his strike.
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BRITISH INSTRUCT TEXAS
 SENATOR

The British delegation had re- ceived secret cable from Prime Minister Attlee instructing them to introduce a resolution declaring that, in Britain's view, The Legi- innate Government of Spain is the Spanish Republic" However British delegate Sir Hartley Shawcross ex- plained to Connally that Attlee act ed solely because of pressure from revolting Laborites. So Connally fin ally persuaded Shawcross to ignore the cable.
 When the Franco issue came up for debate, Connally did an as- founding thing. The microphones in trent of Connallys desk were open. Net realizing this, Connally asked | ShaWcross for voting instructions on several resolutions. At one point
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The Washington
 MerrY-Go-Round

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