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Evening star., 1946-10-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.

sTss h0s IS Moor t.5sS yss ssa
porches; garage; oil heat; close to every;
5Rins Sp %Rar qasF stTsst EM sasS grse $4,000 Call
OWNER MUST SELL a-pnit furnished apt,
Conn. ave-, nr Nebraska-lst.hoor apt apt
basement, base ii recreation, maids. rm. = and
H. tiled bath. den den; paneisd aif p lbedrmj
bath. 4-car saraee. shows excellent re,
s5ns ssas Show cobg by app spe oHs s6 UNTIL
MASS. MAS ' AVE. w III Spacious brick home in
beautiful. exclusive location: center-haii
cellent kitchen. porch and powder room on
| st floor: 3 large bedrooms and baths ON
2nd; recreation room, maids room and
es cain caEvY III hsse CHASE snf REhhTy sE Co. sso5
Conn. ave, EN-. $500 until pm ,,
soom dnnS Foom Rtdhen
ot sna Ssh utE cHEvY eH1sE RI hsf d
MicHfGaS sfS GGas PAR PARK M on mic Mich nn and Da
kota aves, n.e-Attr. semidet brick. center
hall plan. 6 mod. rms. , screened porches,
possessoS m naioS EMTERPRIsE PfSs 81 Really is4
sys armGon St nv Ex e., 300 400 eyes GE 51lI
fs fsd SreE rms
new -house condition. ENTERPRISE REAL
TY, 1924 Eye st. NV, Ex. 3400; ewes.
HAVE TO MOVE? We have numerous
vacant and owner-occupied houses in de-
sirable locations available for prompt pos
session, others coming in daily. MITCHELL
QUICK, D1 1881 until pm. 19H
WOODBRIDGE AREA. lust of r. ]. ave. ne.
bedrms modern kit. fully equipped. auto.
heat metal weather-stripped storm win
dOws: completely redec. Call H 7. Peck,
GE. 934i. PECK CO, 34os 18th ST. ne.
GRACIOUS ENGLISH-TYPE STONE home,
beautifully Handicapped with finest available
shrubbery costing over 81 500. Features:
Stunning 2-story English-type knotty-pine
lily, rm with open beam ceiling, stone
fireplace ard balcony. Besides, the lovely
the 1st H., there are 2 bedrms,, and bath:
End H. contains 2 bedrms. With adjoining
bath Stone garage; paneled recreation
rm and many other outstanding features,
Finest section OF North Woodbridge. Price
only ss5 800 Immsd peSs M Pss Bssllstt
kENWoOD-Modern. spacious, red brick
center-hall Colonial home, on wooded cor
ner lot: bedrooms and 3 baths; wing
floor; unusually large rms on first floor;
plus attractive solarlum and Library OH
hot-water heat: 2-car garage. THOMAS L.
PHILLIPS tRealtorl. Wo. 1900 35lS
HOME AND iNCOME-Just off MINI. ave.
-Semidet. brick. d rms. and bath, with
basemt apt, completely finished, with sep
entrance. A very nice home, with Vene-
tian blinds. screens and mod. fixtures
Close to transp. and shopping. Sl2;g5o'
ER FIN $685. ssas essh sxp anf rs 'srRf Blown VI Realty fTF
CORP DU S55S
Evening star., 1946-10-18
MeDEviTT. KEALIoR, SALES BULLETIN

CheverIy, Md.-Open Saturday and Sun
day . to 5 pm 510S Newton st.
vacant Turn right al General Hospital
sign: near bus. stores and school new
detached brick, 6 rooms. tile bath, fire-
place, complete kitchen, &C. gas heat.
Price reduced to Sl3,a50.
Takoma Park Md. S13.950. Detached
Groom. bath, fireplace, complete kitchen,
bedroom on ! st floor; over l acre ground;
INV oil heat
Chevy Chase. Md.-New detached Colo
2l2 baths, complete kitchen. layatory on
1st moor; large attic, a.-c. gas heat,
Also Groom house. 2ia baths. large sun
room and lavatory, lst floor, screened
porch, garage, &C. gas heat, large attic.
Price, 10000.
Silver Spring. Md-Some old. some new:
bungalows and 2-story houses. Priced
from S12.950 to 100000 Tell US your
McDEVITT. Realtor, SH. $3.50 or RA.
Evening star., 1946-10-18

COLORED-5O0 BLOCK 9th st. n.e.-6
rooms and bath. h.-wh. coal, sd, good
condition throughout; $1,000 down, bal
ance like rent.
brick. rooms, 2 baths, h.-w.c,h.
800 block G st. se.--S rooms, baths,
h-w oil heat: sale price, $500. r. w.
HORAD. II. MI 1920. 20
Evening star., 1946-10-18

8 RMS, BRICK, SCI yr. old, excel con-
dition, lge fenced rear yard, $3.50 down,
balance $50 per month.
9 rms, semldet. brick. upper l4th 81.
NV. excel. condition. priced right.
5-rm. det brick HOLLYWOOD section, Sc
mr.. Penna. ave; beautiful home; shown by
S-rm. semidet brick baths. 4 garages.
can be used as . four-rm. apts.
9-rm det brick. 2l2 baths, fine II W
stove and refrigerator: detr garage; pos
session with settlement
Fine frame home, rms. and bath, oil
heat: lot 60x100: nr. District line. Marlboro
pike; full basement. garage; S12.600
3-story cor brick. q apis, in Sc; good
condition; price S2i 300.
Lovely 6-rm det house near Minnesota
ave-: 5 yrs old; furn. or unfurn; best offer
C D. MURPHY. l401 25th ST. Sc. At,
223q -l9
Evening star., 1946-10-18

MT. RAINIER-5-room bungalow, detached
garage; nice lot; fun basement, h.-Wh.'
c0fs sesSema nfissa farm TO excellent 5room
and bath modern bungalow. Finished
attic and basement; large barn. poultry
house; fruit, flowers and shrubs; up to
At B, c. line. Vacant 6-room and bath
terms arranged. WooDRIDGE REALTY
CO, 1881 R. L ave. ne. NO. 1908. lis
SILVER SPRING = Beautiful brick and
thnms ainns GSaSn,a Toom eoSpless eftshen ssR
den, glass inclosed porch, 10x1s; large
library in knotty pine with maple parouet
flooring: close to bus and shopping center;
silver Spring; praetieaiiy new s.room
frigerator,. electric hot-water heater; IN
shingIed home, with beautifully land
scaped corner lot, lO0x102: bedrooms;
cedar closets. storm windows detached
Teereatlen ii, ToSm and somp1ets 9na
Takoma Park; frame house on a acre;
large entrance hall. 4 large bedrooms and
bath: conveniently located to bus and
shopping n eentsr a5 as6 District line; eeai hot
Tapestry, brick bunsalow, with finished
and heated ATTIC; in new-house condition:
2-car garage. slate roof, oil h.-wxhd lot.
ascA9LrY HS4 s!0sf RESLPY PS'rles 60, T sH. s4iS
COLORED-IO MI. OUT in town, mr. bus.
I'd a. rented By mo-; fne for beauty, bar
SfF nsssssi5ns lo% os0P Ssy ana 4
let AR. bungalow, 7-r. house. $3.50.
n. T. RYoN CO. dE 6146 ---
| tuoatmusd % Nszs fassJ
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-19
Die 2onboner Sagnns

ginItmeilen 1aBt ii6 nidt porous-
Iagen, mas Die 2onooner Sagung lei
item miro. Man fann MIR beten unb
boffen, oaB, tpenn niht itttlibe, 10
bod tpirflid realpolitilde grtpdgun=
gen ben 8eg 81, elmer Neuoronuns
babnen uno bob nidt ipieoer, ipie
auf allen bisberigen &onferen5en, Ell
ne einleitige Holitif Sen europdiihen
8elten nod mebr idmGbt uno ber=
elenoet. 8obin oas fiibrt, legt 9or=
otbp Sbompion in elmer ioeben per-
offentlihten 8eilage oes ,gatbolic
Courier in &o6eiter fra ftpon oar.
Sn elmer tiefl6iirfenben slnalple bes
eltropaii6en uno beionoers oes bel1t=
l9en Broblems i6reibt lie II. a.:
nMusenblidlid neieen oie golfer
guropas einIdlieBlid Oes beutl6en
Solfes nod Dem @elten 81 - gum
Cell traoitionssemaB, gum Sell I'M
folge oes @egenlabes 5tpii6en Ser
Saltltng Der Hoten Irmeen uno ser
Ser 8riten uno @merifaner. slber
meines gra6tens 1pdre es Elm ssrr,
tum, nit Ser Sortoauer oieies Ser
baltniiies gu rednen, pdbreno GU
ropa tiefer in Irmut uno 8er5lpeif-
lung iinft. @enn Ser el1ropaiide 2e=
bensItanbarb ouf Sen &uBlanos ODER
nod tiefer iinft; menn Die europdi-
lhen 8oIfer erfennen = nie bas ge-
l4eben miro =, Dob ite bonn @eiten
perraten tpuroen; penn iie ben l1e-
berfluB unb bic geridpenbung Der
amerifaniiden Mrmeen ieben = IN
Yaris fliiitert bas 8olf bereits bonn
amerifaniihen ,Serrenpolf' uno
geeib Die Srierenben uno Sungernoen
gu sberaebren beginnt, = Damn tner-
ben tie iid, CLAUDE id, Dem riidiidts.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-19

mus, als friebensfeinbli6 uno geien-
l6aftsfeinoli9 berurtetlt! Wan1e
Der Staatsboten tpiiroen eripeftboII
mafborfen unb bielletdt iogar CUTE
gntidliiiie faiien - iih aber Damn
i6nen 6aran erinnern, baB Der
uStaat", beiien Wan6atore iie iin6,
cine Bolitif perfoIgt uno Soroerun-
gen itellt, Die nidt i'm ginflang 1te-
ben nit oem pdpitli1en Brogramnl.
Nur cine eana fleine Minoerbeit
piiroe ibre nolle 3uItimmung al er-
fennen geben. Die Mebr5abI aber
piiroe init eisfalter Miene ibre MiB-
biaigung alsipreden ober gar aor-
mig fid) iol6e uitnreale" 3umutlns,
gen Derbitten. Gertreter GuBlanbs
uno ieiner Satrapien tpiiroen bob-
mild fragen: ~8ie piele 9ipiiionen
uno Sluggeifnaber 1lno Ntombom-
ben bot Der Wann, Der 10 su uns 3u
reoen tpagt?" l1no ni6t ipenige Der.
Serren rnb 0amen in Dem boben
Solferareopag ipiirben nit erbabe-
nem 2dheln u11b gerduI6ponem
S1noeflati6en BEN bumorpollen 8e-
mofraten aus Wosfou ibren 8eifon
befunoen. llno bamit einee man 5ur
Sagesoronung iiber.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-19

| felt itratesil6er Stiitpunfte i'm So
l5ifif erfennt, iparum ioute Sranfreif
Inidt entlpredenben Sdus in guros
pa baben2"
60 oreben ii6 Die rGeaIpolitifer
Thinner i'm &reile. Seoe @ren5peridie.
bune uno 8olferperlhaderung unb
neutrality-suspicious. tpiro ge.
re6tfertigt ourb Soroerungen Der
Strategie rno Siberbeit, tpelhe Der
lgroBe Solferbuno in elmer in Sriims
mern liegenben 8elt nidt binrei6enb
l5u garantieren permag. nno inner
l9olb oes 8unoes lelber idafft man
&omntiiiion nod aommiiiion, Inn
ben 0edel Der 8anoorabiidie ser
atombombe feit5unageln. l1no oes
Bereoes BON fommenoen &riegen
in1o ser Nottpenbisfeit oes @erii itet-
ieinS lit fein gnoe, uno nG6itens
miro lpobl unter gilbert @initein cine
Expedition ausgelanot tperoen, Inn
Die relatinen SdDierigfeiten uno
Deoglidfeiten Der 3ertriimmerune
ipeiterer 8elten 5u l1nteriuhen.
Sn pelhem 8oIfenfududsbeim le-
ben oenn oieie vHeolpolitifer" ? 8e-
iteben oenn oie rStaoten", oie in 5tpei
Weltfriegen, oem 0reiBieidbrieen
Grieg unierer Gage, an oireften
&riegsfoiten faIt tauIeno Miaiaroen
Dollars ousgegeben baben, nift aus
Meni6en? l1nb min man ni6t be-
grelfen, boB oiele Millionen Men=
i6en oes &rieges iatt itno? SSH man
oenn Die 3eiden Der 3eit, ouf bie
gapit Bius bintpeiit, uno Die Stim-
mlns, Die iib in ftiirmil6en Demon
itrationen 2uft n1aht, ear niht ber-
iteben? Die eroBe Mebrbeit ser Men=
iden, ioet Der Bapit, bie WenI6en
Die frieoli6 bon ibrer SGnoe Irbeit
leben unb Die Dem ShauipieI Der
8ren5peri6iebungen unb bes tonen
@ettlaufs Inn Die Glitter ser Groe
nit ln1uit 5uieben, min Sen sSrie-
oen 5amilienb6ter uno SamiIien-
mittter tpolen Die 3ufunft ibrer &in=
Der geii6ert feben - ugegen bie 8ra-
lteniionen ieoer Bolitif brutaler @e-
ltpalt, gegen ben piafiirlihen Eotali-
ltarianismus bes n1a6tpo1en Stoo.
KS.
Das lit es, mas bie 9eIegaten CUR
golferblnostagung uno Die Gegie-
rungen, Die iie entianbten, ni6t ignos
rieren fonnen. gs eebt beute ni6t
mebr nm Die Srage zines milben
ooer zines itrensen Srieoens, - Die
Worgentbaus baben geiiegt. gs eebt
niht mebr l1m Die Rettung oOer p0l=
lige 3ertriimmerung Deutldlanbs.
Oarum eeht es, Oh bic Staaten=
lenfer enolib ben Golfern tpenigitens
eine Itempauie geben uno 1penigltens
ben gnfong MAIDEN nit oem Srie-
oen, Ser nidt idnen eenus fommen
fann, tpenn nidt &atoltropben bon
unabiebbaren Solsen bereinbrebe11
Ioaen. @ir baben lange genug unter-
uiirfig auf Mosfou eebort. griifen
mir tuenigItens, mas Der 8ertreter
elmer iiber politiI6en 11no 1pirtIf)aft=
liden l1nb decentralization slnbitios
men itebenben, iittliden Wabt 5u ia
gen bat!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-19

Die Mtpmbombe
giel mebr &opfaerbreden aIs bic
prdliminarien Der WeItbunbstoo,,na
(Sortfetuns a,sf Geite %
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-19


Sdnoeflatl6en ben bumorpoIlen 9e-
mofraten aus Weosfau ibren 9eifon
befunben. l1nb bamit ginge man snr
Sagesoronung iiber.
Nnf bent 8nlfan
BapIt 8ius bat au6 gar nidt er-
tpartet, baB man ieinem Srieoens-
programm bemerfli6e 8ea6tung
! l6enfen iperoe in elmer 8elt, in tpel-
der Die Wa9t Srumpf lit. gr fennt
Die 8elt uno Die iie betpeeeneen
arafte nnb uuBte, oaB uoer Srie-
oensbau, ben oie berridenoen &lai-
Ien inn 5taat unb in Der 8olitif uno
in Der @irti6aft gu erridten ft9 ee-
Iett baben", nibt einern Srieoen inn
@eiite Gbriiti bienen miro. 9os boz
ben Die bisberigen greigniiie nit aI-
Ter Oeutlidfeit feItgeitellt! aber er
fonnte als 8ertreter oes Sriebens-
fiiriten uno ber ein5igen iiberitoatli-
6en littli6en Iutoritdt llid)t i6tpei-
gen, mo es INN oas 8obl Der Menih-
belt gebt. ltnb er fonnte uno burfte
ni6t ldtpeigen, oa er bon Der 9od-
iparte oes 8atifons Die Gntipifluna
Der 9inge beHer su beurteilen ber.
mag OILS bic 8ertreter Der in gigen-
nub unb gigenbiinfel peritridten
rStaaten" bon &egierungen, Die ii6
mebr uno mebr bon benz g off, bon
ben bon ibnen mebr ODER tpeniger
erfolgreid geleiteten We n | d e n
abriegeln.
Die @orte bes BapItes tperoen i'm
Sisunesiaal ber nniteo Nations Or
gani5ation fein g6o finben - =
aber Tie tperben ourd Die @ei6ihte
baaen! Sic iino elm Sammelri1f fir
Sen 3uiammenidluB Ser iittli9en
&rafte Der Wenihbeit fir bie i6ape=
rem Gage, oa bas 8erf Der Steal
politifer" Die INNER muir neue &ui=
men 5u ben alten baufen, 5uIammen=
brehen miro. Ser iittli6en &rGfte,
oie, penn ser groBe 3uiammenbrud
fommen miro, Die @eieaihaft retten
miiiien, tpie lie tie in elmer friiberen
ounfeln Stunbe Ser @ei9i9te, mad
Dem 3uiammenbru6 bes roniI6en
.totalitdren" Staates iamt ieiner
gqn5en &ultur, gerettet baben.
Ser 2iberaIismus IieB iid ni6t
belebren als Dor mebr aIs einem
balben Sabrbunoert Bapit SEQ XIII.
in ieiner gn5Dflifa rHerum Nopa=
rum" aufrief 5ur So5ialreform rob-
ne ger5ue", ione oas l1ebel ni6t UNI
iibertpinbli6 iperoen. &ellte tpeiB ie-
Der giniidtige, pie ribtig ser groBe
BapIt Die Gage beurteilt bate. Bius
X, 8eneoift XV., 8ius XII. baten
uno beidmoren Die &egierunsen uno
80lfer,~ oob en6lih 5u Den perl6iit=
teten Guellen bes Sells 5uriid5ufeb=
rem uno aus oen it6 INNER mebr Itei-
gernben &atuitropben oie 2ebre at
5ieben, oaB iih Ser sriebe nidt ers
balten laiie ourd einen @alo bon
8aionetten. Seute fann man bin
5ufiigen: ourh Sdparme bon Slug
geidtpaoern 11no Sagel bon Mtom=
bomben.
8as rebet man oenn bon Der
nSi6erung" bes Sriebens ourd oen
neuen @eltbun6, 1penn man inn aIeis
den Mtem, 1pie oas in einem Dor uns
liegenoen 2eitartifeI ser ct. Bauler
,Bioneer Breb' gei9iebt, bon ser
geotpenoigfeit itrategii1er @ren5en
ialbaoert9! Ser NrtiteI, Der oie fron>
soiiiden anipriide auf oas 9fubr- Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31
Clothes Drive 10 Continue
Till Feb. IS; Quota untitled

Only halfway to it's goal. the
Victory Clothing Collection, original
ly scheduled to end tomorrow, will
continue until February Is, Com
missioner John Russell Young, Dis
trict chairman, announced today.
Workers have processed 469, $50
garments and shoes, less than half
of the 100000 quota set for the
District of Columbia, in the national
drive to cloth the people of war;
devastated countries.
The first 40 persons to bring more
than So pounds Of clothing to the
central warehouse, rear of 469 G
street NV, between 9 and 10 am.
tomorrow will receive free pair of
nylon hose. The warehouse entrance
is on Indiana avenue NV, at Fifth
street.
Charles Stofberg, assistant chair
man, said the depots will remain
open to make a final cleanup of
clothing contributions. He asked all
persons who have not contributed
to take their bundles of clothing and
shoes to their nearest fire station,
police precinct or post Office. Airing
ton County fire stations will close
their depots tomorrow night, but
post Office depots there will continue
to operate.
The first truck loads of clothing
from the depots in Alexandria ar
rived at the central warehouse yes
terday in trucks of Goodwill In
dustries..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31
Charter Committee
To Quiz Candidates

The Montgomery County Charter
Committee announced today it
would question candidates for cleo
ton in the county concerning their
attitude on the proposed adoption of
a home rule charter for the county.
The board of directors of the COM
mittee said it would be to the in
terest of the committee that persons
elected as county commissioners and
as the county representatives. in
the State Legislature should favor
the committees program for adopt
ing home rule charter.
In addition to making public the
candidates answers to specific ques-
tons, the committee asserted that
the records of those seeking Office
also will be made known.
The committee emphasized that it
does not contemplate the indorse-
ment of candidates for various offices
but intends merely to present the
facts"
1T would be splendid civic
stimulus and aid to the charter pro-
gram of good government" the
committee declared, "if outstanding
citizens who have held themselves
aloof from partisan politics would
this year run for public office from
a sense of the public obligation
which a citizen owes his Government
in a democracy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31
| Miss Humans
Guests to Dance
LAT White House

For the first time since before the
war, young people will dance at the
White House February Z.
Mrs. James M. Helm, White House
social secretary, who announced the
party today, repeatedly emphasized
it wasn't really dance-just an in
formal affair for less than SO per-
sons, minus engraved invitations
and an out-of-town orchestra.
The dancing, in the East Room,
will follow a dinner given by Miss
Margaret Truman for Miss Gloria
Chavez and her bridal party. Miss
Chavez, daughter of Senator Chavez
OF New Mexico, will be married Feb
ruary 8 to 1t. Jorge Henrique iris
TAM.
Members of the Marine Band,
which will play during the dinner,
will move into the East Room to
provide music for the dancing.
Because of Miss Truman's reluc-
lance to miss university classes,
neither the Presidents wife nor his
daughter will accompany him to
Florida February II, Mrs. Helm said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31
2Drunk-Driving Pleas
Entered, 3Convicfed

The Corporation Counsel's Office
at Municipal Court yesterday re-
ported a perfect score for two days
in the prosecution of driving-while-
drunk charges, recording two guilty
pleas and three convictions by
juries.
The five defendants were prose-
cuted by Assistant Corporation
Counsels Clark F. King and Robert
Chalfonte.
Pleading guilty were odell C.
Roberts, IS, of the first block of
Barney Circle Sc, and Robert L.
Hogan, SO, e. the 1900 block of
Second street NV. Roberts was
sentenced by Judge Brice Claggett
to 500 fine or 100 days in Jail
Judge Walter j. Casey imposed on
Hogan fine of 500 or 100 days In
Jail for the joint charge of driving
while drunk and leaving after COL
liding.
Those convicted were Edward J.
Fletcher. 40, colored, of the 1900
block of S street NV: James O.
Glass, As, of the 300 block of Fourth
street NE, and Edward j. Nc
Ginnis, AZ, of the 1900 block OF
Pennsylvania avenue NV. Judge
Clagett sentenced Glass, who also
was convicted of operating on re-
voked permit, to a $3.50 fine or 90
days in Jail, and Fletcher to a $5C
fine Or go days in Jail. McGinnis is
to be sentenced February 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31
Only els Eligible 10 Join
New Veterans Group Here

A veterans organization for enlist
ed men only is being organized by
a group of ex-GIs here.
David Walter, 1927 I street NV,
formerly corporal in the Counter
Intelligence Corps and member of
the Executive Committee, said a
charter is being obtained for the
League of Enlisted Veterans" At
a meeting last night in Pythian
Temple, 1912 Ninth street NV, an
estimated l25 former enlisted men
attended.
We're trying to get terminal leave
for discharged enlisted men," Mr..
Walter said, land to equalize disa-
bility pensions for enlisted men with
officers. We. also aim to uphold
Americanism against all other isms,
and to give enlisted men as good a
break as officers in getting decent
jobs"
No attempts are yet being made
to organize on national basis. But
this will be done when charter is
issued, Mr.. Walter said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31
Alexandra Couple
Rescued in Atlantic

An Alexandria Army captain and
his wife, adrift for four days in their
motorboat, the Lady Catherine, off
Cape May, N. j., are being towed
to Buzzards Bay, Mass, by the mer-
chant ship Linton Seam, the Coast
Guard reported today.
Capt. Thomas o. Roberts, 1874
Preston road, Alexandria, and his
wife Eileen, a former British nurse
whom he married while on duty in
India, had gone to Travers Island,
N. Y. to return the craft he pur-
chased from the Government to
Washington, according to Capt
Arthur w. Edgar, Alexandria. who
was originally scheduled to accom-
pany the Roberts.
The Linton Seam yesterday mott
fed the Coast Guard that the craft
was lying disabled off Cape May, %
miles southeast of Five Fathom
Lighthouse. Planes and ships went
to the rescue, but found no trace
of either craft. Later, the merchant
vessel radioed the Coast Guard at
New York it had taken the Lady
Catherine in tow.
The boat is 39-foot cabin cruiser
with a 12Sfoot beam. harbor police
reported. 1t was registered here on
January IL.
Capt. Roberts was due back from
a two-week leave from the All
Transport Command at midnight
last night, Capt. Edgar said. Capt
Roberts is an assistant director OF
the air priorities and traffic section
at National Airport. He entered the
Army five years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31
D. T.. Is Asked 10 LIST
Projects Deferred
For Future Budgets

To give Congress better overall
picture of the Districts future reve-
nue. problems, Representative Coffee,
Democrat, of Washington today
called on city officials to supply data
on future capital improvements for
which no provision yet has been
made.
AS chairman of the subcommittee
Of the House Appropria lions Com
mittee IN charge or the annual Dis
trict supply bills, Mr.. Coffee said he
was asking municipal officials to
submit information on all legitimate
permanent improvements not COW
cred in the estimates for the next
fiscal year. These run into millions
of dollars.
Eve realize there is a great back
log. due to the wartime restraints
lon use of critical materials and
labor" he said. ut has developed
also because of tremendous increase
in the Districts population.
Il want to put into the record of
our forthcoming hearings the legiti-
mate requests made by departments
which could not be granted this and
the projects otherwise reserved for
the next four or five years"
His special reason for this future
look is that the now pending $751;
100000 budget for the fiscal year
beginning July will use up virtu-
ally all the Districts present f.
nancial resources, including war
time savings.
Congressional groups as well as
lefty officials now are preparing
lstudies on an increased Federal pay
ment towards the National Capital
or increased municipal taxes, OF
both, to care for future needs.
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D. {. Social Agency Plans
Local Labor Market Study

A survey of Washington's chang
ing labor market and the agencies
performing vocational services here
was initiated today by the Wash
lngton Social Survey after a citizens
committee approved plans for. the
project at luncheon in the E street
YWCA.
The committee, headed by DR.
Frank W. Ballou, former superin-
tendent of schools, will investigate
the current and prospective labor
supply and demand and will recon-.
mend improvements in vocational
adjustment services here.
Edward Hollander, on loan from
the War Manpower Commission te
serve as technical adviser to the
survey, said that vocational adjust.
ment agencies are in the process OF
reconverting to serve labor mar
ket different from that which pre-
vailed here before or during the
war.
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Scandinavian Air Route
Inaugural Slated Tomorrow

Representatives of the Swedish
and Danish Legations and the Civil
Aeronautics Board will be among
passengers on American Airline
inaugural fight to the Scandinavian
countries tomorrow from New York.
Passengers will include Herman
Ericsson, Minister. and Sven Dahl
man. counselor of the Swedish Lee
CATION; G. o. Husum, attache of the
Danish Legation, ana Russell B.
Adams, director of the Economics
Bureau of CAB.
Signe Hasso, Swedish film star,
who also will be passenger. will
christen the DC-4 the Flagship
Scandinavia.
The flight will inaugurate weekly
round trips between Copenhagen,
Stockholm and New York. Oslo Is
to be added later.