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Evening star., 1946-11-24
Order of Lady Bugs
To Install Officers

TIE Military Order of Lady Bugs
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary win be installed by Hattie
Byram Tuesday night at 713 D
street NV. They are Rose Lueb-
kert, lady gold bug; Grace Fields,
lady katydid: Sadie Warnock, lady
butterfly; lola Dwyer, official busy
body; Kathryn Smith, official greedy
bug; Marie Ferguson, lady firefy;
Myrtle Rosetta, lady sharp claws;
Emma Wardle, buttinsky. VFW
members are invited.
At the last meeting of Govern
ment Printing Of1ice Auxiliary, with
President Edna Lawton presiding,
the auxiliary voted to send 500 to
the National Home, also plans are
being formulated to send a complete
layette to the National Nursery. Mrs
Myrtle Eckman, hospital chairman
announced the next visit to Mount
Alto Hospital will be Tuesday.
All American Auxiliary and Post
are sponsoring dance Friday at
Knights of Columbus Hall.
National Capital Auxiliary will
sponsor an evening of games Satur-
day at 7l3 D street NV.
Meetings this week: Potomac
Unit. Monday. 713 D street NV.
Pentagon Unit, Tuesday, 1921 K
street NV.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
AUToMoBILEs WANTED Cont. ,

TAxICABs. sll makes II 1898 TO IgsS; 80 high gh
ns s1ss EN S5 dsiye CAB e NATIonaL Is TA 5
now nov Is Is TIE Time to si ssli ), your u car. We We
pay top cash prices. Can IA; 1900; or bring
you your car BY. L q MOTORS. Rigs and
VIZ WANT CARS REGARDLEss OF PRICE
Don't trade on q new car or sell to any
ss Ss unt s0s q 81 % oE hss ssd sS
car IS not not DaId Tor. 70. vii III bay ID Saisnes
pal sts MssRsstos odss *
Tor 'iso appraisal % Ali cash or M certified cheek
ons eorner d pgvs 3 opeD eDea so q
PsiSATE f'SiNH Il ddsTs PARTf-cssh for clean. low
Co 1880, Apt. sos South, eveninss. 24s
0sI g;s 1929 Sr 1870 Tanssd ey
alGSh4omeEiIEs slShs eE 2so7 WANTED to SELL vii ac. s.l
sss sao so d0r KgShs & IrSSn SE's s se
eaHE9HcfEf Nj 2HllssftE f. foR5BR BR raGaY4@SoprHMus. aa4S
mseSiatsiy; med ali cash to private party only.
FRivATG Fri ARE BUYER wants 1910 or later s .
sash GSr Write sdsR PRucHH RsD i % RocHys,
VII WILL BUY YOUR CAR or sell ii for = You
fhiSaTE Fl fS2 nEis NDIv6uaI Eva Wants TO buy
1916, 1912 or 1941. from private owner.
ssiR sEsRyICEiMaN Ci an needs car 1sss-1e4a: cash;
must be in good condition. Cali HERMAN,
TR 1867, after 10 am.
VETERAN desires late-model car; must be
from OWNER. Wo. 2452. No dealers,
PRIVATE PARTY-Liberal cash for clean,
low unileaae Ig41 Il gAf3 car Buick Olds
Pontiac, Dodge preferred. RA. 40l3.
BUICK OR PACKARD, l941 or 1942, for
private party; must be clean and low mile
PRIVATE PARTY wants 193s to 1g42 car,
In good condition, at reasonable price,
Call sun., RA. 62lA. No dealers.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

IG,dt FoTd fer @ work; , Phone GTeenbelt oo$3: .
LTAMs AuTo SALES. 4. l. % ave. at sotn
Sc. ne. Adams s344.
and Pontiac badly ess nesdsd e supply oie. De.
Highest prices paid for clean cars, Drive
apprsissi or IS eai Mr.. Miles az sesn TX. 4soo dSt
RANDALL MOTORS. INC. 1850 18th st.
nv: Corner 18th and No.
any make Of car that has had good care.
ssins prlss anf HSWks Rs rs fsss slsnsas assh
sEE gs BEFokE xoU SELL. roHANKA
SERVICE. 1126 goth st. NV. District
Cash FOR YOUR CAR-Fords. chevroiets
sTEUART MOTORS. srd and u sts. ne ne
sSENEssANDERs MoToRs MosF5Taess 1850 81 prlsf d4sh
SMIvKSISIs.Ssa: ss,ss ses ysur ca. no red
Iii EnHahGms s:Es & asssa ssGC s
shs mSzRam sash 1n price sCf
CORD oR GRAHAM wanted Sy YET. Please
xEts sens.p fa SS5s5 both st.
tae Sosf eaI as7 nS carso ssa 'ap e.
sass FoEDs krPD snss osHrTs H psy saSe sSs highest
cash dollars; any make, any model. WIL-
LIAMs AUTO SALES. r. /. ave. at Goth
TokD "a oMSERs AShns sSa4 set every dollar your
is worth, EN-. 9754, Bob Turrett, CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
aAsH casS aoIaTs MIANTsDr VII pay sns hiShest
LIAAfS AUTO SALES, r. I ave. at Goth
st: n:e., Adams S344.
T1aT csI op.S owNERs' M Est ever dollar
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES, 44s2 Conn. ave. ave.
ape scHhEG ta5 Eass es s57 csrre
70 sen your car. see Jack blank first.
saiR RFff ane CO. ssTsS
Largest Pontiac Dealers. 1437 Irving st.
sTUDHBAkER siTj HB sf2p WANTED viii pay the
highest cash dollars; any make. any model,
WILLIAMS AUTO SAILS, r. I. ave. at
FAR 1ia ii aonssT Ss AdnTs hPpRssAs sSs ON an MAKE,
of 9a cars are assured at McKEE-PoNTIAc.
HOLD RI Just . minate To get the high;
condition. make or year. drive. In or call
BRENTWOOD MOTOR co. Open am.
oUT-oFlTowN OUT Cash, BUYERS available.
Be sure TO get their big cash price for your
Sales saI Assns e. ave- ss4a 4 2osh oMhlAMs 4 ne AUTO
CASH At ONCE-Top- dollar prices at
COAST.N PONTIAC. 407-423 Florida ave.
nsaEATLf S4 SREDfBA DBen Asyenlpss sspss ., used
sAsTIESERRYn ESER fss fsao DT'ss Bsnnlns lRST rd Is NE
An An RaioNEsT PRICE for your plymouth,
p2dgs, De Soto or Chrysler. SID WELL
BORN Z ~ MOTORS, Chryslsr, Plymouth deal
wi rS wv WITa Wion Sye priss apao for
car; never too new. never too old: will
come to your home or office; plenty parking
space. Open eyes and Sundays. WINNS
MOTORS NOT 159 Florida ave, ne, Ex 26ss,
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN viii bay ali
cash for good clean AUTOMOBILES: make
aUT0SMSobBiLE OWNEiRis-Eet asi Us imerc6Sn-
disc your car. We have the best used-car
outlet in the South. Bob Terrets, WC 9236.
CENTRAL. MOTOR SALES, 44S2 Conn. ave,
Open s till o. Sunday inclusive
VETERAN urgently needs good. clean used
| car for new Job. ALI cash. CHI. 0066. --24
GL COMMITTING to Andrews Field, needs
reliable small cars any make or model
81. 5936. 25s
Evening star., 1946-11-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont. !

1Ss0 INSSNS sSN StAhE tSout.I.
CHEVROLET 1871 tractor; ready to work;
tank, 2-speed rear end, $500 tires; trail
er brake connections. 6l7 Eye ST. W. 25s
FORD 1940 stake. truck. long wheel base:
ssol ssol WIS. ave. Bethesda. Nd. wi. 1870,
ron ToED 1888 lM-ton panel eli very good eona.i
DUMP TRUCKS for sale; excellent condi-
iHSR T%o ssaToN SaI nj Panel BODY pickup.; one IS
Chsyroiet; only Il 900 miles: $6s5: One
s Soth fatTs Al 0nss Condition Es ss N No
$780,; 1890 to pm. and $50 to Q pm,
NoNMiLIfARY TRUCK. sh tons, equipped
with new l5- ton winch; only $4,000 miles,,
excellent mechanical condition and appear
ance. For quick sale, S1,675. GIL. 44o0,
1888 1sss DoDGE TRUCK. lm tons, stake
body. running condition, S395 or best
9ofisr Weekdays. FIR. 5I7s; Sun, RA.
I poRGE ],, ls4l h.ton pickup ~ ana III iston
sonatan nas sn e Pasxa d
Sunday. See MR.. KENYON, 626 Kennedy
So. NV.
WHITE 194o 70s tractor e2-ft. Trsilmo-
dMc isso @ 2c 2 sSs ssai with h ie-ft. dat body,
34xl7 tires, sra axle ASSEMBLY, I1mkeu
2-speed difierential Hydroyac brake boost.
er. Call BILL DELONG, DI. 1070. --24
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central Mo-
tor Co., authorized GMC truck dealer
some new. all suaranteed-prices greatly
reduced for year-end inventory sale.
Pickups-1s41 Dodge half ton: 1892
Doass Jseps.iS4i fS4i Ford, 1912 WHY'S.
stakes-1942 Cheyrolets, Ia ton; 1912
1855 sss M Sns 1854 an gssa gssa sHa
Station wagons icarryalls with metal
sidesl-1942 Dodges.
Dumps, 1912 Chevrolet, 1A tons; 1912
oNSi VansM1s4s 1.Sn Chevrolet. " ton: 1914
GMcs. 2a tons; 1910 Dodge, ! n tons.
Chassis and cabs-l943 Chevrolet. Ia
tons: 1942 GMCS, ga tons: 194l' Ford,
buses = 1912 Chevrolet l5-passenser;
1912 GMC -29-passenger.
: Amphihious ducks-1943 GMCs.
Bridge construction crane truck--1943l
Brockway. ton, 6x6, air brakes, 12.00x20
tires.
Bulldozer traetor--12-ton. Allis chal-
seraper, Gallon Patrol with Mccormick
Traiiers-I-ton truck van and stake
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. GMc Truck
Dealer, 3143 Lee hwy, Arlington; CH. 1000.
To reach: Out through Georgetown, cross
Key Bridge, turn right onto Lee hwy.
(Routes 211 or 2a), drive Ia miles. /
Daily s to 9, Sunday 10 to 5.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
New VFW Post
Being Formed in
d. C. Department

Veterans residing in the area be-
tween Rhode Island and Michigan
avenues NE. are forming post in
the District Of Columbia Depart
ment, Veterans of Foreign Wars, to
be known as the Daily Rogers Post.
Department Comdr. Charles M.
O'Malley and his staff will install
officers on December at 1891 Yost
street NV. as follows: Comman-
der, Frank Wickers; senior vice
commander. A. Salak; Junior vice
commander, James Hassett; quar-
termaster, James Broback; adju-
tant, George Highes, jr.; trustees
Charles Marcalone, Samuel Del
conabus and George F. Hughes.
Officers of the guard of honor
Will be elected at the Gold Cflevron
Club.
All-American Post will hold a
frolic at the knights of Columbus
hall, Tenth and K streets NV.
Friday night Tickets are on sale at
the Gold Chevron Club.
Comdr. O'Malley will hold a spe-
cial meeting of department officers
and post commanders on Tuesday
at department headquarters.
Meetings this week:
Sunday-Gen. Vicente Linn Post
1919 K street NV.
Monday-Front Line Post. 1919 z
street NV; Washington Post, 101l
Ninth street NV,
Tuesday-Pentagon Post, 1919 <
street NV.
Observation-Disclosures Post, II:
D street NV: VFW honor guard
1919 K street NV.
Thursday - Potomac Post, 10l:
Ninth street NV; Follow Me Post
1909 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
PARKING LOTS.

TRAILER parking space wanted with water
and electric connection in area; close to
good public transportation. Box 365-z,
PxRKNG LOT, As by 100 it.: will hold
30 cars; paved: fenced in; very suitable
for company with feet Of cars; across the
street from new War Dept bldg: rear OF
Evening star., 1946-11-24
Local Masonic News

woodbridge Royal Arch Chapter will
hold reception on Tuesday eve
ming at 2029 Rhode Island avenue
NE. for retiring Secretary Henry r.
Hill, jr. The reception viii be fol-
lowed by the initiation of three cam
didates.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
AUTO TRUCKS EoR HIRE.

DODGE Ih-ton stake, with driver: gem
eral hauling. Phone MI. $500: night and
Sunday TR. 3170 23s
VETERAN, with new "pick up: steady
hauling or delivering: also moving Jobs.
AT QS5I 30s
VAN TRUCK, large or small jobs; expert
enced help; prompt service; reas. rates
VETERAN DESIRES HOUSEHOLD moving
and general hauling: vans. stakes and
panel: reasonable FIR. $500, Ext. az. 20
Evening star., 1946-11-24
MOTOR SALES

sAI;ee,siss. a; 5. MOTOR sALEs-week-end
le4I De. Soto 4-door sedan: fluid drive.
radio and heater: 81 .595.
1941 Chrysler New Yorker sedan: fluid
:, 1aaI oids a-door sedan: hycramatic:
:, iSs4i 5s6 Ford Super de luxe rordor sedan;
1890 Buick, Super 4-door sedan: radio
1898 Chrysler convertible sedan: radio
and heater and overdrive: 81 .095.
1886 Dodge 4-door trunk sedan: S545.
45lb 14th 81. NV "a
AUTO SALES
1941 Chrysler club conv. coupe.
=, 194l Chevrolet town sedans (Fleet-
ie4a Chevrolet 2-door town sedan
(Fleetline)
1946 Nash sedan
1941 GMC 1la-ton truck
1p41 Oldsmobile sedan. streamline.
1884 Plymouth 4-door sedan.
1884 Plymouth coupe.
1912 Dodge 4-doCr sedan
:. l5 others from 1893 to 1910. Most of
these cars are equipped with radio and
heater. All cars have been checked up
by our own garage and winterized. Cash.
terms or trade. No.. so Mass. ave. NV.
ls.w. corner, hlks. from Union StatioA1.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
In Local Service ORGANIZATIONS
Legion Auxiliary
Plans Annual Ball;
Other Activities

Arrangements are being COM
pleted for the annual benefit ball Of
the District of Columbia Depart
ment, American Legion Auxiliary,
ON December 6 from 10 to / O'Clock
at Hotel 2400, 2400 Sixteenth street
NV.
Table reservations must be made
not later than tomorrow night at
Legion headquarters or with Mrs.
Pearl Heagerty, RA. 6645; Mrs. Liz
liam Judd, Ii. 6610, or Mrs. Margaret
Carroll, WO. 6542.
The Department Executive Com
mittee will meet tomorrow night at
the Legion Club.
The department membership chair
man, Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, urges
unit membership chairmen to have
their presidents turn in unit per
capita sheets at this meeting.
Mrs. Edith s. Sadler, chairman Of
the committee to raise funds for the
Nurses National Memorial Build
ing to be erected in Washington,
requests all past and current unit
presidents cooperate in this drive
by placing coin collection boxes or
jars in their neighborhood stores.
They are to make regular collections
at the stores.
Christmas gift shops will again be
held at Mount Alto and st. Eliza
beth's Hospitals. The surveys, to
determine what presents the pa
tients desire to send to the members
of their immediate families will be
conducted at Mount Alto on Decem-
ber 2 and at st. Elizabeth's the
following week. The gift shop at
Mount Alto will be open on the aft
ernoon and evening of December IL
and at st. Elizabeth's December l3
and IA. All units are urged to send
in their cash donations and gifts to
the department as soon as possible.
Mrs. Dorothy Lohman, president
of Taxi Unit, and members of her
Ways and Means Committee, have
completed plans for a Thanksgiving
benefit dance in the Fort DUPONT
Community Hall, 1884 C street Sc,
next Wednesday night.
Mrs. Judd has been named by the
D. c. tuberculosis Association as
chairman of the booths for the sale
of Christmas TB Seals in the Dis
trict. Mrs. Frances Cassidy, Com
munity Service chairman, and Mrs.
Chloe Traylor, the auxiliaries TB
Seal chairman, are preparing a list
Of the units and the dates on which
they are to have their members
serve at the booths in the Hecht Co.
and Woodward & Lothrop's. Mem
bers of James Reese Europe and
James E. Walker Units will sell seals
at the booths in the branch post
offices at T street and Irving street
NV. Sales will begin next week and
continue each weekday until Christ
mas eve.
LIE Chapeau National, Mrs. Craig
of Muskogee, Wis, of the Eight and
Forty, has appointed Mrs. Ellen
Louise Warren of the local salon, as
national director Of Child Welfare,
and Mrs. Marie J. Totten as nation
al chairman of Public Relations.
Meetings this week are:
Tuesday-Braille groups, Costello.
Lincoln and George S. Patton, jr.,
7:30 pm, Legion Club.
Wednesday-James Reese Europe
Unit, 1914 Vermont avenue NV,
National Cathedral Unit, Legion
Club, Eight and Forty, Thanksgiv-
ing party, Glendale Sanitorium, 3
pm.
Friday-Bunker Hill Unit, bingo
party, Mount Alto Hospital, 7::30 pm.
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Evening star., 1946-11-24
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

TRUCKs WANTED, any make or model;
full retail price paid in cash. WILLIAMS
AUTo SALES, r. ]. ave. at 2oth st. n'e.'
aALF.ToN PICKUP. ssa5 Ely pl. Sc.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
Shepherds of Bethlehem

Loyalty Lodge will have q recep-
tion tomorrow at Fourth street
NE, in honor of incoming deputy,
Mrs. Hattie Campbell; outgoing dep
uty, Mrs. Marie Mitchell, and Su-
preme Lodge Committee appointees,
Mrs. Edna Howard, Mrs. Teresa
Egan, Mrs. Elsie Caetto and Mrs.
Teresa Kemper.
Trinity Lodge will have recep-
ton Tuesday at the same hall for
incoming deputy, Mrs. Elsie Caetto;
outgoing deputy, Mrs. Levisa Nodine,
and Supreme Lodge appointees, Mrs.
Hattie Campbell, Mrs. Rosa Buckner,
Mrs. Harriet Blase, Mrs Grace Diet
rich and Mrs. Viola Thompson.
Evening star., 1946-11-24

SEElEALo-- n
1s41 Buick Roadinaster convertible sedan:
1871 Buick super, club coupe: r. and h.
ig4i Plymouth 2-door sedan r. and b,
l94l Pontiac 2-door sedan; r. end h,
1889 Ford Tudor sedan, model S5.
lgag Ford Tudor sedan. model so.
1873 Dodge sedan: heater
1914 Ford jeep
I 940 Chrysler S-passenger sedan.
1879 Chsyroiet hydr. dump truck
HAWKINS MOTOR CO., INC, 2501 CO.
lumbia pike. Arlington. Va. CHI. S84S. OK.
l00S. Open evenings and Sundays. ID
I0f. 0LDS 4-door sedan.
1910 Olds coupe.
1912 GMC 6-ton van
1912 Chev. 1E-ton panel
We have new auto and truck batteries.
ACTIoN AUTO SERVICE, ne. corner 9Th
Evening star., 1946-11-24
AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE.

WILL! ,W,MLYs IL ls4o Dc l7.e IgSs sed; heater fos
WMLYs 1888 four-door sedan, engine re-
built, tires very good, car rewired, other
improvements; includes heater. many spare
parts. most OF q spare engine; $400. Ii.
WILLYs JEEP 1914: $4,000 miles; new
paint Job; $3.50. PL, 0398.
TAXI Plymouth l941; radio, heater: pia-
Hossrt mSnd cslors ssas call between 10 AND. 2.
BETTER CARS ALL wINTERrzED--Nash
l946 sedan; Buick 1912 super conv: Buick
coupe; olds 1912 sedanefte; Chevrolet 1912
Plymouth 1919 Special SEDAN sedan; i Dodge eds isas
custom; DeSoto 1892 custom sedan; Chey-
rolet 1910 conv. coupe, Dodge 1s4l sedan
eonS Ss 20 p others fangfAss RhAsLE MroR Rsnes9s eo
l3l5 LIST st. me-, MA. 5571, open Sundays.
EXCHANGE WANTED, Al chrysler Wind
cash cash, for 4o,4I- -da Chevrolet Or Plyn,-
aaasS BaNn e RoabsffERIs RmoSanbSsf E9RIsh lose good motor
tirss, ts,and BODY Saso cash Or best ofIer a4o6
CONVERTIBLES for sale--Bnick Al Super,
radio radio heater. excel eond and tires;
exe eond and eTfs Wte xa tres faeo
tubes; Ford Al, radio, heater, good me-
cllanical cond. and tires. 1899 14th st.
1915 BUICK sEDANET. only 400 miles:
ad, raaio, seat covers, spare tire. Phone Elk.
gsse PSse sstEUfsR sTUDEBakEnas ans Ey%.y Dasr
fully equipped. Phone. Ex. $3.50 between
TAxICAB FOR SALE-Dodge, 1897 with
new 1912 motor and radio, $500. Cali
DU, 4I10 after 8 m
TWO LATE MODEL 15-passenger buses:
both In excellent running condition; good
rubber, Have decided use for q school,
club. church or shuttle line Priced rea-
sonably... For information regarding one or
both call Sligo 7720 or 7722
IMMEDIATE SALE-I946 Dodge custom
sedan, 1941 Buick super convertible; both
cars IN excellent condition Call WO. 9773,
I'm 537. between Z and pm. Sunday.
N a ILR IArs, cnIsftn n
Evening star., 1946-11-24

Local Ben Hur News
United Court win hold Thanksgiv-
ing exercises Tuesday in Pythian
Temple.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
3 From D. c. Area to Sit
With PIT Steering Group

Three members from Washington
and vicinity will serve on a nine
member special steering committee
of the board Of managers of the
National Congress Of Parents and
Teachers. scheduled to meet Dec
ember in New Orleans, Mrs. L. w.
Hughes, national president, an
nounced today.
They are Ralph Mcdonald and
Miss Agnes Samuelson, both of
Washington, and Mrs. Stanley G..
Hook of Indian Head, Md. The COM
mittee will advise the board of
managers, which meets at New Or
leans December 3, 4, and 5.
Market-wise investors are heavy
buyers Of United States Savings
these days. But even some Of them
do not realize what good invest
ment it is, the Treasury Department
says. Held for the full 10 years to
maturity, an e bond brings in 81 for
each $3 invested, just under 3 per
cent a year, compounded semian-
nually. A S100 E bond actually
draws the equivalent Of 5 per cent
interest during the last four years
Of its 10-year term. 1t pays to hold
Evening star., 1946-11-24

PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door sedan; 1878; see |
Sunday between / and s pm. 1920 18th
PLYMOUTH 1a46 4-door sedan: $500
miles. 5 tires, seat covers heater: $1,000 !
cash. Sligo 1889 Sunday bet. IL and 2
PLYMOUTH 1941 taxi: diamond eolors. |
with AZ Dodge motor: factory leather; |
81 ,000. Call 81 0273 before pm. OV. |
PIYMoSGtSTIiH 1888 4-door sedan. radio and
heater. 1918 Allison st. NV, after 5 y m. |
Evening star., 1946-02-03

COCKER SPANIEL black, vic. Dorsett
"Wimpy'; license, 9644. WI. 1854.
COCKER SPANIEL, black, strayed from
s13 Silver Spring ave. Silver Spring. Re-
Evening star., 1946-02-03

WAL GOLD PIN, initials Il. v A.
alued ct keepsake. Reward IL returned to
7ll c st, sc. or phone FIR. 07ls.
Evening star., 1946-02-03
British Air Route Demand
Reported Dropped in Farley
By the Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Feb. q
British delegates to the Anglo
American Civil Aviation Conference
were understood today to have
abandoned their effort to obtain
some control over the operation OF
American airlines to points in Eu-
rope and eastward.
Conference participants described
this privately as an important break
in the struggle over the so-called
fifth freedom issue-the right to
pick up and deposit passengers at
stops in countries along route.
The British had expressed will
ingness to permit American airlines
to pick up passengers in England
ana carry them to points beyond
on routes already awarded by the
American Civil Aeronautics Board
TO Pan American Airways and
American Overseas Airlines. But
they had insisted that similar
right could not apply on future
routes or additional stops granted
by the CAB unless the British gov
ernment gave its specific approval.
They proposed that a provisional
international civil aviation organi-
zation be the arbiter if the two
countries were unable to agree.
Civil Aeronautics Board members
strongly opposed that plan, and the
British finally retreated after what
one delegate described as some
Fourth of July speeches"
Evening star., 1946-02-03
Historical Group Protests
CHANCES al White House

The Columbia Historical Society
yesterday added its formal protest
against extending the west wing of
the White House to current criti-
cism of the project.
Its board of managers. taking ac-
ton foreshadowed nearly two weeks
ago when F. Regis Noel, society
president, indicated opposition from
the society would be Forthcoming,
adopted resolution as follows:
The Columbia Historical Society
opposes any alteration or addition
which will in any way affect the
pristine beauty and identity of the
White House as the residence of the
President other than removal of
temporary additions already there"
The question of taking action on
the White House plans was referred
to the board by general meeting
January Is.
Evening star., 1946-02-03
|Dar|an-Hiher Al Plot
10 Destroy Britain
Barred in Nuernberq
BIZ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NUREMBERG, Feb. 2. - Admiral
Jean Darlan joined Hitler in schem-
ing to destroy the British Empire
in l941 and pledged Syria as a
Nazi supply base in a prospective
Battle OF Suez," official records of
the German Foreign Ministry
showed today.
The records, assembled by the
American prosecution for the Nazi
war crimes trial here but not in
troduced as evidence, indicated that
the French deputy premier was in
duced to commit Vichy to the Nazi
cause by vague promises that
France would gain third place in
the new world order planned by
Hitler and Mussolini.
Darlan, who was violently anti
British, was assassinated in Algiers
December "a, 1942, while he was
serving as civil head of French
Africa under an arrangement with
Gen. Eisenhower. An arch COL
laborator with the Nazis, he went
over to the side of the Allies after
his capture in the surprise inva-
sion of North Africa November Z,
1912.
The German documents at Nuern-
berg confirmed British charges of
Vichy plotting during the crucial
spring when the British empire
lifeline" through the Mediterran-
can was all but severed by the first
campaign OF Nazi Field Marshal
Erwin Rommel in North Africa and
the Nazi lightning war in the
Balkans.
But Admiral Darlan's plotting
backfired. French patriots kept the
British alerted regarding his moves,
and occupation of Syria by British
and Free French forces started just
one month after Darlan was re-
ported to have signed up with
Hitler.
Evening star., 1946-02-03
Architects Recall 1899 Victory
Against White House Chonqes

A review OF the last three weeks
shows the current controversy fol-
lowing almost the same pattern.
Fight Is Promised.
Lorenzo S. WinSlow, architect of
the White House, made public set
of plans to extend the. west wing.
The next day the Washington chap
ter of the ALA opened a campaign
against the plan. The campaign re-
suited in the House blocking funds
for the extension. Following this
the plan was watered down by the
President and the Fine Arts Com
mission.
A fight to have the Senate con-
cur with the House is now under
way, despite the fact that the plan
had been modified.
Ala members promise an explo-
sive session on the White House at
their coming convention.
If the plan goes through in its
present form, it apparently will be
after hard fight, similar to that
which resulted in total victory in
1899.