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sfLP MEN & WOMEN.
CANVASSERS, SALES;

AGENTS; CANyAssERs. sALEsMEN-
W4lae VIM sEacoS Tse PRop ,fs f9r live
AIT I'm NsfRucroRs-Day fRIN and evening
p9sl.aons available for instructors, capable
BIIiNS OR fS6 sooKkrhrNG A sseF machine
e,asor sn r. lmmediate late, opening for capable
per, pleasant working cond. and excel,
oppor op,l for advancement: stenogra phic
sGs'y new york an asset sSs HUGH Reilly CO.
ssYS tsas - W. and '9s Meals s. 4Pp TS
BookkEEPEaRcLERk, REP AZ Govt. credit una union.
hEi ,eays MANxafKs W11s Box 2or 1sss
morning and noon meals only, 5-day week;
saRssy uHnin OPEN nTp rl%5 Beg s73-A, Star. .a1
in Bethesda. Write concerning experienee M Irs
CLERK. permanent position, good salary;
4o-hour week. Apply End floor, s15 18th
CoLoRED PHOTOGRAPHERS, artists and
siar.of9nisss sinnof M wanted; amateur or profess
Write BoS Mo samBie sfan compositions returned
COUPLE, colored, reliable, woman good
housekeeper. man to drive truck; pleasant
SSIar.s1s Sbnrch a9 5000 salary, References. Falls
CoUPIEGWoman to cook and keep house
HANDY mann 70 mas assist is In house. work as outside
arate entrance. Teiephone G pI 5; 900. EXT EXT
tween ess OF esF1 spHy at ~ 1899 . 24th St. NV be-
DIsHWAsHERs, M experienced: m aaa pIeasant m
S0Ndn E09fNklng rss4pM,qn sesSppSMit,qns good salsry Apply
6,Ver rd and Bradley Heights. ~.lphone
ESsIisA isSsj[ TEACHER for one month I5f to in
siyed siyeS' fr9 young Greek mag who Just ar
FARMER, experienced, man and wife mid
cars oaT-ased coup cS1uple pref main duties to take
little actual farming; separate house for
farmer: this Is an unusual opport. for the
Tignt people; applicant must be sober. re-
P0Trn Pos1Slon syalI ya 1mmed Call or write LEO
S;asZ p;aaZoxS xssE; 3Ss Jackson pl NV. ls; @is
psrisroa OGRAPHERMMan or woman, ex-
SALAD MAKER: white for refined. air
soHled GO sfasd cot coffee shop; no sundays; gooa
am, and 3 pm. Mon. for appointment.
STENOGRAPHER. permanent position, good
salafy. ao.hour week. Apply End floor,
STORE MANAGER-Fine opportunity wit with
femse fen5s in Washington; applicant male Or
Yaffe. NUGENTS NATIONAL sToREs,
anc, 80 W. 35th St, New York. N. Y
TEACHER, primary .erade, for private
School in nearby Virginia: excellent salary
Telephone Alex. 1900 for appointment
49, is
ONE OF WASHINGToN's leading stores
mas an opening for an exper. man or wom-
an as manager Of our clothing dept $50
wk. plus liberal commission Ideal work.
ing conds and fine oppor. for advance
ment. Apply Box 346-X, Star
WANT SETTLED COUPLE to operate
a small beach restaurant and beer parlor
will pay $3.50 per mo. and furnish a
nouse Tor proper people, Apply Box 239-
Evening star., 1946-08-18

experienced. for improved both horse and
tractor equipped 155-acre farm; for grow
ing 100, 900 tobacco plants, also grain and
hay for livestock: will work out share basis
on the crop for the right party, or monthly
Have 4-room house with electric icebox,
plenty Of wood for heating. State, age,
qualification. number in family and ref
erences. Write FRED w. CARMACK,
Fox Hall Farm, HarWood, Md 1S&
FILE CLERK. white, male; 5-day week
Apply MR.. TREXLER, RE. 1915. 923
FILIPINO CooK-Good vases. Call DU
Ta1p1No Fiji OR CHINESE COOK ,on.en. mls
good wages, live in or out Phone DU.
3944 or call at 2l27 r st. for interview
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preferred ExoU1sITE CLEANERS, 800
YouSa eaFs's Man ,s to learn outside retail selling
o. a appliances. an, pumbins and heating. In;
be nee, Job with US will be. your boot
training" t1sn in this industry, Hard work;
so ana eos Sw h Ra1 u Us III S
pstently advise your customers on the best
how. to use. that product to the best ad-
xantage we have been IN the mechanical
cation snginesrs., You win be paid on on a
Of the net The only reason you cannot
naks IS m sEort suppf 1ag S that i no
mum srsrantee to men men We % think k cam san max. make
the Grade. This is your opportunity to as
on = Professional basis with earnings i sD at
lip INC NC s1n N Il sRs na a. efao Hs
YOUNG MAN. age aa2 to 2s, with mini
mum Of from TO yrs. college and busi-
ness administration or engineering back
training in depot and maintenance phases,
leading to foreman. supervisor or opera
.eas sas ns1 ms sts9.nE salary $500
cation and experience. Box 112-A, Star.
YOUNG MAN with, once and tipping expr
for interesting position in auto business
Apply BEAL MOTOR CO., 1401 r, T. ave
ne Mr. Tarshes.
YOUNG MAN, permanent position and op-
portunity for advancement, with new Md
Title CO.. state exp. and salary REQUIRED
Box 208-A, Star -S2
YOUNG MAN, Catholic, approximately
20 years old to learn selling in disnified.
well-established and satisfactory business
training directly under owner-maIiager
One young man only will be chosen for
this position at $40 per week, while learn
ing. This is 4 genuine opportunity, but
Replies CONFIDENTIAL Write for interview
10 Bcx 8O-A, Star
YOUNG NAN for radios and records. must
ment once. 4th a.. s. Kanns Sons Co. ga
YOUNG MAN. with hardware exper., to
quate salary. r. ROBINSON, INC. 1901
Pa. ave. SO. 10
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DANCING TEACHERS t5l; no experience
necessary-we train you Earn $50 to
500 week Apply in person, II to 4, DON
MARTINI NATL. STUDIOS, 5O2 18th st.
NV Please do not phone
DISPLAY MAN WANTED must he thar-
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to start MILLER'S GRILL. 470S 14th
e5sFfas1ssse' ~ ass5 as ssoaB ssE i 'ss sg sF.t
CoUNTERMEN, exp. dependable, good
saiaTy, good hours Apply GEORGES RES
In!}SAANT;ll Irnh!U}SEANT; ll22 Eye st: NV. -lg
saoss ss5csns sc iSo iTI TT TAvs
yancement Cali ST. $500 Tor informs.
eRariNs9 tsR Ss9 81: K 1sS o IN
Grating household goods and working in
supervisory capacity; permanent employ
ment: an excel oppor for men who can
show results. Apply Mr.. Smith, IT., or Mr.
Dent. SMITH TRANSFER & STORAGE
CREDIT sS ASD Snu GoLnEcrroN q { MAN wanted want
by hnance co., exper. in automobile. ap-
able; write qualifications and salary de-
sired All replies held strictly. confidential.
Our own personnel know Of this ad. Box
CREDIT MAN. permanent position. exten-
saInrolndines; Box ,g5.A. Star. -19
ply houses tmeatsJ. Excellent opportunity.
salary open: our employees know OF this
DANCING TEACHERs-xrthur Murray
needs young men and women with ambi-
dancins: No experience necessary. Com
plete training course given starting Aug.
rs. Unusual opportunity To advance to
positions OF supervisors and executives,
lCoHese-trained people between % and 81
given given preisrence. Do NOT TELEPHONE or
and I'M ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE
STUDIOS, liol Conn. ave.
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Textile Market HaIemate
Laid 10 Price Uncertainty
by the Asseeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Interest in
textile markets during the past
week centered on pricing, with busi-
ness in both cotton and wool goods
awaiting further Government action.
Isolated sales of print cloths and
sheetings on spot basis early In
the week and of some industrial
goods represented about the only
activity in cotton goods.
The virtual stalemate was attrib-
uted to prospects Of q further in
crease in cotton textile ceilings next
month and pending Wage Stabiliza-
ton Board action on wage increases
which may add about 3 per cent to
goods prices.
Wool goods mills are marking time
on new business until industry rep
resentatiyes meet with pricing Of
ficials next month to discuss appli-
cation OF the pricing formula of the
Control Act to wool. Deliveries to
converters for fall lines continued at
the old ceiling prices.
Mill releases of rayon goods were
increased for the third quarter fol-
lowing more insistent pressure from
converters for supplies and failure
OF prompt action on pricing in
Washington. Mills were hoping for
increased ceiling on the basis of
higher costs.
Evening star., 1946-08-18
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aus. ~ tR,. - Cotton
prices declined during the past week on
proht taking and trade and commission
house LIQUIDATION after two successive
weeks of sharp upward movement.
AT the close Of trading Friday active
futures contracts on the New York Cot
ton Exchangs showed net declines for
the week Of S5 cents to $40 4 bale In
contrast to gains ranging from $S.2b to
81 80 = bale the week before.
. Greatest recessions were In the most
distant deliveries, rejecting . general be-
list in trade circles that there may BE- Z
sharp increase in cotton acreage planted
Ths market also was affected by un-
for some time that the current payment
Of four cents . pound on American cot
ton might BE- reduced or eliminated. To-
ward the end Of this week, however, re-
ports from Washington were that be-
cause the recent advance In American
cotton prices has so widened the spread
between American and foreign cotton
prices, reduction Of the subsidy no longer
nEinciination Of mills to hx prices be-
fore the next textile ceiling adjustment,
smaller domestic consumption Of ali
cottonS last month than was expected, and
tempered optimism sbout the export out
!ooK lor the next IL months also were
Demand for current deliveries was in
turs, BY weather conditions in n numerous mum S
SECTIONS Of the cotton belt and by the
ID per cent average increase in ceiling
prices Tor dne cotton goods
Evening star., 1946-08-18
Studied Plan 10 Discredif
Lumber Industry Charged
BY the Assoeioted Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17-s
V. Fullaway, jr., secretary of the
Western Pine Association, said a,
the associations semiannual meet
ing yesterday there appears to be
a studied plan" on the part of
Government agencies to "discredit
the lumber industry"
There appears to be a studied
plan by Attorney General Tom C.
Clark and other Government
agencies to discredit the lumber
industry with the. general public
and to create the impression that
our industry is responsible for the
shortcomings of the reconversion
program and of the veterans hous-
ing project which have resulted
from mishandling by the Govern
ment," he said.
'It is a shameful situation"
He attributed the 1945 lumber
production decline to widespread
strikes, return to the 40-hour week
a substantial Government-spon-
sored wage increase without com.
pensatory ceiling price relief, and
the many artificial obstacles
created by bungling bureaucracy
The same factors continued to
hamper 1916 production, Mr.. Full
away said, but output increased in
the second quarter and should hit
the five billion board-feet mark this
year, barring further work stopage
Evening star., 1946-08-18


Mr.. Burkland is manager Of Radio
Station WTOP. He is a trustee Of
the Washington Boys Club, the
Young Mems Christian Association,
the Kiwanis and Advertising Clubs.
A member of the Board Of Trade
for more than Is years, Mr.. Sundlun
is president Of A. Kahn, Inc, jewell
ers. He is also chairman Of the
District Commissioners TRAFFIC ADJ
visory Board and past president OF
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association. His civic and commu-
nifty activities include membership
in the Kiwanis Club, the National
Press Club, the Washington Execu-
tives' Association, the Advisory
Board of the keystone Automobile
Club and the C. P. A. District Con-
struction Screening Board. He also
is director of the Better Business
Bureau, the Washington Taxpayers
Association, the Police Boys Club
ana the Washington Shopping
News,
Evening star., 1946-08-18

and loan association in the United
States and adds that these home
loans to veterans are the safest of
any on the associations books.
Mr.. Irr also is president of the
United States Building and Loan
League and has constantly urged all
associations to put veterans loans
at the top of the list.
Officials Off to Institute.
william E. Poulton, treasurer OF
the Columbia Federal Savings g.
Loan Association, and Joseph Zego-
witz, jr., assistant secretary of the
National Permanent Building Asso-
coation, will leave here tomorrow
for Bloomington, Ind, to attend
the Graduate School of the Ameri-
can Savings and Loan Institute at
Indiana University. Both men are
active in Washington Chapter Of
the institute. The school will last
three weeks.
The Washington agency of the
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co.
was notified yesterday that it led
all other agencies in the country In
July in new business and is second
in the country for the year to date.
G. N. Caruhas, Homer w. Wills, l..
H. Reynolds and A. L. Neveaux, Jr.,
were leading producers in making
the July national record.
Baseball Stock Quoted at so.
Washington baseball stock has
been added to the list of overtime
counter securities, with so bid.
Years ago the stock was quoted on
the Washington Stock Exchange
and was in quite strong demand as
each stockholder had a pass to all
home games.
On the Washington Stock Ex-
change. Capital Transit closed the
week strong, at 40, Hecht common
was firm at 401a on Friday sales
of 1870 shares after several transfers
earlier in the week, while Capital
Traction As moved at LOG. Bonds re-
flected an improved demand during
the week.
Prince George Bank g. Trust Co.
appeared on the board Friday for
the first time this year. 20 shares
changing hands at 284. The market
closed with % bid.
The bid for Washington Railway
81 Electric common has dropped
from 1925 a share to $500, ex-divi-
dend.
Pension Plan in Force
The Life insurance Company of
Virginia has been, selected as, the
insuring company for the Group
Retirement Plan for bank employees
which was adopted by the Virginia
Bankers Association at the annual
meeting at Virginia Beach, and is
now in operation.
Virginia is the third of the 48
States to have a statewide pension
plan as the solution of an old and
growing problem. The plan Is de-
signed to provide retirement in
come, including anticipated bene-
fits under the Social Security Act,
of approximately go per cent of any
employees average monthly earnings
Evening star., 1946-08-18
Six More Committees
Named for District
Bankers Association
By Edward e. Stone

Six important District Bankers
. Association standing committees
: were announced yesterday by S. Will
liam Miller, president, completing
1.-The list for the present year. Ten
other committees have already been
named. The latest appointments
which include many of the Capitals
: leading financiers, follows:
Public Relations-charles H. Doing. frst
wee VIC president, PRESIDENT, washington Loan q Trus,
Groom. Bank Of commerce g. savinss
& SG.,.PP, F. Jaeo9bMsen, 9Mn, National Metropolitan
" ley Holland, American Security; Leonsrt %
Marbury, Washington Loan.
rrss3esns Sneakers TnitMD c.shan tr; vic.
5ssR ss + sisssss imsSsss
Thomas j. Groom, Commerce q Savines
standaIdised Banking Forms-Linwoot
ass Hoiaas M9ss ssoes Plan R.sns Rsns
gNsi[sna's9 yfs 'hsgms9 sayInsa zan PerE|
Prosse Arlington Trust; R. Earle Haycock
Rigss National; James B. Skinner, Lib.
Treasury Relations-Bsrnum L. Cotton
VICE s,rs president. National Savings y Trust
s VI f Degef stcdna j. nH9e Nasons MHnss;
.psl 3 Hsnd1ict VI be " a HssE s seeSty
Revision of D. G Code REGARDING Estates
and Investment of Trust ,FundsmJ. Wesie1
Co. ehsrman YES gare ee1ae1, GO Jonseheq Snspn Amer:
iean SECURITY. vice chairman; Edwin B
aamdn asaT Rises s.ehs hetona RoSss RS9sy
worth, National Metropolitan: j. Fontaine
Hall. Hall National Savings; William ". Sim
nons, W.sSir LIBERTY National: Bernard L. Amiss,
Relations with War Manpower and
Tnitsd States Employment service-Robert
a. seott Ssss oa Morri ssnk sIaS
Bank, vice chairman: Clarence r. Burton.
savinss aRs e. g. y.eobssn' Aesbs9n' si Sc
Metropolitan.
Capital Store Sales Climb.
Scoring further advances. depart
ment store sales; in Washington for
the week ending August 10, were
is per cent above year ago, the
Richmond Reserve Bank reported
Yesterday. The gain for the Fifth
District was l8 per cent.
Sales were 5 per cent better than
In the preceding week this year
while the average advance in the
whole district was per cent.
Cumulative sales in four weeks
ending August 10 were is per cent
above last year in Washington and
-l9 per cent in the Fifth District,
Irr Reports Record Loans.
Henry P. Irr, president of the
Baltimore Federal Savings & Loan
Association, reports his organiza-
tion has lent $3.50, 900 to 1,112 ex-
'oldiers under the CT Bill of Rights.
He declares this is the largest
amount lent by any single building
Evening star., 1946-08-18
Siumese Colonel Gets
U. S. Army Merit Medal

Col. Kharb Kunjara of the SIAM
ese army recently was presented
the Legion of Merit for outstanding
service to the United States Gov
eminent while he was in command
of a group Of United States-trained
SiameSe guerillas under the opera
tional control OF the United States
naval group in China from March
to December, 1943.
His citation said that "by his
dependable Judgment and admin
istrative skill in perfecting q vital
intelligence service, Col. Kunjara
contributed materially to the sue
cessful prosecution of the war"
Col. Kunjara now is serving as
assistant military attache ut the
Siamese Embassy. He lived at 1924
Nicholson street NV.
Evening star., 1946-08-18
B Baltimore Markets

kst dull: M.ryland, Pennsyivsnis. vir.
slni' No scshsl ~ nsh.s nsh' EosSo Tsoe3ss!'a nsa.s
1.5O-1.75: Duchess, unsraded. ea inches
mostly ne :s; roo; Sumner e. Hsmbos, Y. 9. No: 4
$5 asidens Blush, I inehes Ses' up' ID' most. mHS.
y 200; various varieties insradsd. SO.
Potatoes---Market dull. 10o-pound sack.
I,u truck New Jersey. chippewas and Kstah.
M s'n' mostly 8 ~ so6 S4y.ns SsspIsai .na p.nn
s5S Ps,.ssss ssss ssss|!r. aas::1'
fasEs faSe yssnls shs:s GsSs'tr sS o. md: aa
lon. ,.t whites Is. 2; 8 Ne; !: zig 4. s.s6:s5
truck, North csroiin., 3.oo.s 80; Easter
Shore MARYLAND; 3.00,-3.5O; few higher
Poultry osofatisns.
Poultry-MaIket about steady: receipts
splsF:ss !s:E' shcIn ssHsTa
Esshofins~. ~ sS-s1. 90 ''"i' '0'0fea' ''-''
80 Grain Market.
-Four = Receipts. 13.052 1O0-pouns
.l: Tls..sssss. ss.s.|. s.4:l sl1l, % ss,g
spo with 'as no aaotsson, M :eS No. Ist
N':E rss :sarslsS slSt.r :0Gs s:rss, Es tssa: .oss
No; 2. 2. ia winter. ssriieiy. 11suSist. Si Vii
Cern-Rsceipts 14,714 bushels: ship.
msnts, 4.11b bushels: stocks. s7s.s6i
Receipts, 11s.s7s bushels; ship
,sl: ayl:s:::i's ns.: ..s:, ssaz zHsa sss,; shi'
"'aiis ns.ss.:ssea.:; sn. :sss.; 1925 4ss ,sns bushels
ss oV:T .aa hsy .:a .fass ass ;ss sso Z .
For AL Al sradss below No. 9. prices ar
strsw--Market steady; white straw, No
2, S16 to SIG ton.
Butter and Esss.
wholesale ssllins prices, grade a, extri
esiHts, 1885 cents. On the ssitimor.
Livsstsek Market.
Cattle-50. Slaughter steers under pres
III, t. & Hs:a Cents sesr than Medium
ttr.de nrm At decline; aSIidsed receipt
week; heller supply negligible: bulk steer
L ale9 so: IL: ieos s ssss visf.
medium and good lisht weight grass steers
16.00-19.6b; only few below 1900 lat.
in week; beef cows largely common ant
medium Grades at. 10.00-14.0 90; relativel,
fsM good grade, II .50-1b:60: canners ant
to 6.00;, sausage bulls 10.b0-14. 80: odd
Meiehty beef Tyre to 1850; common, me
Calves-25. Weeks veal cali markel
mostly on firm basis but closing unevenly
higher on choice Grade; more selectivt
sorting . factor; extreme top ]. 90 higher
at 1900; sparingly for choice 19O-220-lb
sorts; considerable uneveness in outlet
late in week: mixed lots gopd epd choice
1900; common and medium little change
at mostly 12.00-17.00; weighty slaughter
Hogs--75. Compared with week ago:
Daily fluctuations in swine market LEFT
lower; 100 lbs. up and sovs steady; or
30 cents lower basis Friday; good and
ses.ss aesa9S 81 s:rtss :ns 900 s IL.
up and le0-140 lbs. .a1.75; 140-160 lbs
~ r.; IoSa and o,dE. shoif: scEs. 2o;so,
Receipts meager; lot Or SO ienie1tly sorted
good and choice 80-100 lbs: sprinF lambs
1000 practical top; ewes few out 1900
aged slaughter ewes ouotable nominally
steady from ZOO down.
Evening star., 1946-08-18
\X}&'::;: \X}&::fiEs' i 5:
~

nARGE TRIP.
Along c.. d o. Canal. ausnices National
Park Service and Qovernm snt Services.
ans as sS.s :sv: .odt st ., . .tr.. sisn sw T.s
today.
sisht- cruises alons the wsshing-
ton water front, auspices National PARK
rs: 4 w.. ;s: aSf .fi sysr, 70 esss Rso soaa
from noon to 8 Pm. today.
DANCE.
and s' Il: ::: sW s:st'' sS ossss s
The prunkare." musical melodrama
q u: srcs cub Tnsas sn
sonoms roads, 1stheada, Nd $50 pm.
Iressntsd q Baiisys crossresds Thestsr,
% ..s:ps sunday and Monday 's shroash s% Sal. sst.
urday.
Victory anniversary exhibit, including
display of japanese and German sur
aspsy.d Ssioss uniseS s d.on
oi war aEainst Japan and the japanese
Sssl,srstion .atsinss .s ths United States .na
am. to s;fb pm. weekdays and 80 70 )
pm sundays and holidays through Sep
TEMPER.
THIS original Act Of congrs.s establish.
Ausust; books, and personaiia Of shaiom
p.rod aer an
septemb.r 8. in the piVision 10i Of Graphic dsc
s sh. aHaSa esssy n saen
through august, in the. Arts and Industries
suildlnr; Z "A Re gmithf,Cnian Institution
tronics equipment, in the main lobby. De
through August.
vons hnsnf' e G +, Ss, ;5Sts ot and
ii am. TO 8 pm. Tuesdays throush Sat.
sm to 10 Pm PM aonass. sSnas sSroush Ansust sns
Water color rendering Of early Ameri-
he ssons, G.sry nse Of .TsT Hr and S sr % to
m sh1ou.n nsssseosss se1s.mssr saa H. to 0m Sundays
:. Oil and water. color paintings by Miss
he s nsrs9s s9s. 4 the Branch euS
Display Of fresh-water. game and food
Estsrs. IN .ausrium Aaes und.r main 0 ioSSy. SSs.
Department Of Commerce Building. daily
Club f of Washnston. % a6i7 Il neess stTees NV. Nv.
pm; sundays throush septsmber:
blooming water lilies. Kenilvorth d ORTIZ Aauatic i
street NE. daily through August.
sponsored BY the Belgian government
tsnnial exhibition, through August 35. al
Isekdays. am. to pm. % Saturday.
ana 1l:3O an. to 10 Pm. sundays.
faintinss by American Indians. Cen;
streets NV, am. to 9 pm. week
days through August.
LECTURE
National Gallery Of Art, 8 and pm
today.
Newcomers Club. Hotel statler. 1875
. m. tomorrow. Members and suests.
MEETING
NORA Labor Zionist Youth Group
goa Building, I720 Sixteenth street NV.
IL o'clock tonisht.
Organ recital, All Souls Unitarian
Vieln eonosrt Pm 'qssy sr.ne.. n.sn.s soo.t
Art, g o'clock tonight.
AAF Band concert, east front of tn
| Service Band concert, Water Gate,
O'Clock tonight t.s g.,
NATURE WALK ie,
Through Rock Greek park. to stud
."life In Woodland sprins,. auspisss ~
tional Park Service; meet at MilitAr
road and OREGON ayenus NV, 5 Pm
| FOR sERvICEMEN
| sightseeing tour in Kenilworth Aquati
Gardens, leave lounge, 9 PM today: col
plate supper. $50 o'clock, and .concel
st National Gallery Of Art, leave loung'
7:30 O'Clock toniyht: uso Club, so
| Sishtsseing. leave lounge. 1: 80 pm. te
day, and dance with orchestra. o'cloc
tentsht, NCCs-USo. 1914 N street NV
and entertainment and daneins, o'cloc
Evening star., 1946-08-18
Small Decrease Seen
In Crude Oil Stocks
lY the Asseeiafsd Prass

The Bureau of Mines reported
stocks Of domestic and foreign crude
petroleum totaled 224 ,O9S, 900 barrels
on August 10, a net decrease Of
$4,000 barrels for the week. Domes.
tic crude decreased 1,1s5,000 bar
rels; foreign crude increased. 46l 900.
Daily average production was
1921 900 barrels. a decrease of co.
900. Runs to stills averaged 1905, :
900, a decrease of $1,000.
Evening star., 1946-08-18

mittee on the
Government Es-
t a b Ii S h m ent,
which will keep
up with plans OF
the F e d e r a |
Government for
KIP a n S / on or
curtailment in
any Gov T n
ment unit in the
w ash 1 n 6 t o n
area. Informa-
ton received by
the committee
will be ma d e
available to the
City Planning
Evening star., 1946-08-18

tonight, Washington Labor Canteen, 1213
Eighteenth street NV.
Bridge, all day, and buffet supper.
s:Sa 4 Street ec,sas SW. tonight oso ein0' 1911
Tea dance. s3:3o pm. today; snack sup
per,. $50 o'clock: showboat and sinS.
7:30 O'Clock, and social hour and In
formal dance. $50 O'Clock toniEht, YMCA-
USO. 1873 G. street NV.
dance on starlight room, o'clock to-
night. JWB-Uso, Sixteenth and @ streets
For officers: Dance. Ofhcers' Service Club
Of the United Nations, 1874 Twenty-hrst
street NV, $50 O'Clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more iR-
formation BY calling the United Nations
Center, National 5000.
Evening star., 1946-08-18

ArCnur u. SunQs
hun.
Mr.. Burkland,
named to head
the new Com
mittee on Fo-
runs, viii rec
ommend to the
Board of Direc-
tors a series OF
I ms an d
m eetin gs t %
benefit the COM
m u nifty and
ira de b ar d
members. Top
les Of general
public Interest,"