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Evening star., 1946-11-06
Reece Calls Upon Ho|dover Democrats
To Speed u. S. Prosperity and Peace

the Nation back on the road to
prosperity and power and peace"
( Representative Martin Of Massa-
chusetts, House Republican leader,
commented in statement:
1--WE do not exult; we are thank
full for this victory; we appreciate
and accept the responsibility the
American people have by their man
date placed IN our hands"
Mr.. Martin, who is expected to
be Speaker in the new Republican,
controlled House, added: LET US
pull together to achieve peace and
prosperity at home and good VIII
toward all Of the neighbor nations
in the rest of the world"
Herbert Hoover, the last Repub.
(See COMMENT, Page A-50
Evening star., 1946-11-06
By Gould Lincoln


The Republicans cinched control of the Senate today
when late returns indicating the victory of Arthur B.
Watkins over Democratic Senator Abe Murdock gave
them their 10th Senate seat out of total of 96.
resu-combned with the laundering landslide that
the COP control of the Congress
January politically divided the White House for the first
time in Is years
Before assured the party of Senate control
Republicans had the top for House control by
eecting Representatives than majority With
doubt seemed likely that the Republican
total would be than 230
surge of Republican victories in the Far West, the
COP senatorial candidates in Washington when
Tacoma defeated Senator Mitchell
and California Knowland reelection Still
Mexico where Republican
candidates running Virginia Mary
COP Leaders Pledge Constructive Action.
With of Republican majorities in both Houses
of great will the Republican Party
and its leadership Congress the next two Re-
publican leaders, Including Dewey of New York already have
declared action cooperation with the Truman
administration wherever possible.
States in which Republicans already had made Senate
are Pennsylvania Idaho New York.
Missouri Ohio and Wisconsin.
Missouri President Trunnans home State had turned
against him, elecng Republican Senator James ke over
the Democrat Frank Briggs Also the Republicans
Axt the Democrat nominated in the 5h dis
trict where his influence last to purge
Representative Slaughter who had incurred his wrath
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Truman Resignation
For G. O. P. President
Urged by FuIbright
By the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.
Senator Fulbright, Democrat, Of
Arkansas said today since the
Republicans have captured both
Houses of Congress, President
Truman should appoint a Re-
publican Secretary of State and
resign from office"
ct am not asking the Presi-
dent to resign. I am only sug-
gesting that it would be the best
thing for the country as q
whole"
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Missouri COP. Beat,
AxteII, Wins Truman ,
Old Seat in Senate
Briggs Trolls KEN
By 81. 900 Votes;
3 Races in Doubt
By the Assoeiatsd Press

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Missouri
Republicans struck a home-State
blow at President Truman today
by taking over the Senate seat
once held by the President, strik-
ing down his 5th district nominee
to the House, Enos A. Axtell, and
threatening to gain control OF
the States delegation in the
House.
James p. KEN, Kansas City Re-
publican, held a 54,000-vote mar
gin over Senator Briggs, Macon
Democrat, who was appointed to
succeed Mr.. Truman in the Senate
last year.
With returns from 4,246 Of 4,528
precincts tabulated, MIR. KEN had
SAG, 1913 in the unofficial count: Sen
ator Briggs, 491 800.
Bell Is Reelected.
In Mr.. Truman's own 4th district
Democratic Representative Bell was
|re-elected.
On top Of the Axtell blow, the
James M. Pendergast organization,
of which Mr.. Truman is a member,
lost two important county posts
presiding Judge Of the county court
and prosecutor.
Mr.. Kem,s seating will give Mis-
souri, two Republican Senators for
the first time since Civil War re-
construction days. Former Gov. For
rest G. Donnell is the senior Re
publican Senator.
Reeves Has $500 Margin.
Resurgent Republicans in Kansas
City's Fifth District elected Albert
L. Reeves, jr., son OF q Federal dis
trict judge and a veteran OF the
China-Burma India campaign, over
Mr.. Axtell. the politically unknown
Democrat whom the President
tapped In the August primary as his
(See MISSOURI, Page A-9.)
Evening star., 1946-11-06

The Republican sweep ranged
from New York to California, from
Kentucky to Minnesota. 1t was the
first major defeat for the Demo-
Gratis since 1880. Sadly missed was
the late President Roosevelt, for
so many years the rallying post for
the Democratic factions. In yester-
days elections these factions were
badly split.
Dewey Victory Typical.
In the main. however, the Re-
publican victories are attributable
to the peoples dissatisfaction with
Democratic administration since the
close of the war. Fumbling and
bungling on the domestic front,
causing shortages of all kinds OF
commodities and foodstuffs, and
distaste for continued Government
wartime regulations, brought over
into peace time, were the main fac
tors. Another was the interjection
of the Communist issue into the
campaign, on the foreign policy
front, with Henry A. Wallace and
the Moscow radio chiefly respon-
sible.
The tremendous victory of Re-
publican Gov. Dewey In his race
for reelection in New York
was symtomatic of the reversal of
political sentiment throughout the
Evening star., 1946-11-06

country. Gov. Dewey's lead over his
Democratic opponent, Senator Mead,
was in round figures 100000. Under
this avalanche of Republican votes,
former Gov. Herbert Lehman, DEM
ocrat, was showed under by his Re-
publican opponent for the Senate,
irving M. Ives, for 10 years majority
leader of the New York Assembly.
Mr.. Ives lead was approximately
Evening star., 1946-11-06
(See U. N, Page ABB
Greek Civil Workers Strike

ATHENS, Nov. 6 GP.-More thar
$4,000 civil employees began a "a.
hour strike today in support o1
demands for wage increases, clos
ing schools and public buildings
throughout Greece.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Win 3-Seot Majority
In Western Returns;
3 Races StiI|in Doubt
Gains in Lower Chamber
Expected to Send G. O.P.
Total Beyond 23O
BULLETIN.

The Republican majority in the new Senate rose
to three this afternoon with the election of Zales n
Ecton in Montana and George w. Malone in Nevada.
Mr. Ecton defeated Lief Erickson Democrat and Mr..
Malone upset Berkey L. Bunker, Democratic repre-
sentative and former Senator
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Randolph Defeated, ,
KiIgore's Lead Cut
In West Virginia
Republicans Pin Hope
On Official Count;
Nicely Comedies Fight
BULLETIN

CHARLESTON, w. Va. R.-
Unofficial returns from 2,778
of 2,799 precincts: Senator
Kilgore, Democrat, 270,852;
Thomas B. Sweeney, Repub-
lican, 267 ,688.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
|0''Conor'sLead
Cut byM Markey;
Lane ELECTED
Governor Is 5,308
Aheod; McKeIdin
A,000 Behind

INDEPENDENT BEATS Democrat
in Arlington County upset.
Page Al
Evening star., 1946-11-06

(See ELECTION, Page A-5.)
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(see zHDANOV, Page A-8.)
Evening star., 1946-11-06
Weather Foreca $,

Clear, highest in low COS this afternoon.
Clear, cool tonight, scattered light frost in
suburbs. Tomorrow partly cloudy.
Temperatures today-High, so, at 1882 pm !;
low, 43, at 2:48 am. Yesterday-High, 81,
at 3:42 pm. low. 48, at 11:06 p.m.
(Fun Report On Pare A-14)
Evening star., 1946-11-06

(See MARYLAND, Page A-40
Evening star., 1946-11-06
r e a d e rs

An Associoted Press Newspaper
Evening star., 1946-09-26
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN-Near 4th and Rhode
Island ave ne Buy for yoSr own busi-
l50 II. on railroad. This is q real bargain
Tor the close-in town Industrial property.
ACT today. Attention. brokersi RE.
ALEXANDRIA SECTION, on or near rail-
road-All public utilities available tnclud-
ing ,gas for which mains are about TO
pc laid: warehouses and radio already
for; sites as small or large as needed. up
cents soGepo pes saas4s sSasFe foos tses % eSss &
sfHKEk MfAKEk srRfsa l5Ra MpwsS6Ao n IA idse =,
land zoned industrial; located at end Of
boni1ant s., back of Silver Spring srb-
must be sold; price, So per 50, It. Ex-
elusive listing with Z. g. PRICE g. CO,
NE 1850, or call Mr.. Ingram. Pleasant
10000 SQUARE FEEr-About 400 lee,
frontage Anaeostia River. railroad siding
possibilities. 500 feet frontage two streets.
T. "a miles from Y. 9 Capitol THOs p.
realtors, DI. $3.50
Evening star., 1946-09-26
SUBURBAN sAlE-vuRGlkIA.

BEVERLY HHLs-8-rm home, all brick.
1s Iase sds se2s.n.s t' bath BATH
saishs1 snssan ssa. es 1a
ko6M TX 5oSi SGSsaiSw1 & SessssH 1894 90 Sr
place., dining room. ultrsmod:rn XXI Kitchen, hem
ooms second ond dOe e bath sfse sGsss @
seses nd sfrf buses shs Is
asss Ss5S lSsi S55 81 y ss
every respect with 2 baths and basement
tric,.y; .nsa rooms: three ot which are bed,
pporchss; por this home e vel located n Hern.
'buildingsi price $4,000: terms: $1,000
shsn des P Be- eosea n Sc
AGENGY, Al vK,nHSS HHeS1doat Fairia. COUNTY. "a:
home on large lot near Vernon Vernon Theater.
room Or restaurant featuring home. ne.
been zoned commercial For @ further SsrSSr fas ins
formation h contact once Of J. LEE PRICE
2303 Arlington Ridse road. -26
NEIGHBORLY HOME-3 bedrooms, Cape
blocks of shoppins. buses. shes.sr. % School:
seaped yard Completely fenced Taa n. Nus Must
R1lssd ssaar ss is
Builder, 1888 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
y YOU sS57 ARE Il d IooRfsa s92s for mic. iissl.
horne in 2 nice section and below the
Il sis. sss a;s s s.ss :ses:l
sssippsd With sso7e ana Sn,Pn @ e9sh 9a
back yas sf aas
cue pit: this house can be bought BY GI
slss & sSo "a aSis Htstre;ted e. 1sS5 so MI HFi
Ph.EE. INC, 800 SO. Glebe rd. Arling-
yACANT-FoR SALE by owner-Loof at
this lovely home and make an offer; most
attractive 2-story brick, built years ago
e esf 'sssa ME Fss Haven
iI ins room that VII ssEe :ay taii siss iqsnI-
den. rear porch; SECOND door, lee. bed
ss oAh sh 'sfh ssns e nasd Dsaty :pss ss
for recreation room, laundry tubs. outside
ssin,tI,a,nce; si,E,, oii w H. lssse Level lot; BEAU:
Cali daytime. TIE. 1851; ewes. re. 1aS1.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-1 frame du-
plex. 2 apts. with separate entrances: each
spt: consists Of Lying rm., dining rm... Q
coal sssel ocat.s s9 n very ans ns:
section; living In one ant. and renting the
it.y 1snsI VII be iusf Es bnSl rsnt free
4 r,!I LEI PRICE. INC" s1oo 30. oiebe y 3D.,
A. 4agsa Sgs%MSs.. s..,asne. : section IN A.
yood bunsaiow. 4 large bedrooms. iiv: room
:soSs ~ and @ @sssI.s:r.sasi lsu II; s .sS;sssaspt .: sh
h-acre lot, / block from bus, schools and
shopping; possession with down payment;
Ssssis w SEIS Ssss. SzzA5y zEss ssS fsss Or
LAKE CABiN, committing distance; iiv.
rm. 22x25, large stone fireplace, 4 bed
rooms III baths. kitchen. pantry, inclosed
porch. Cal. Manassas 18f-F-5 EVENINGS
SAfH ka1 ccb aID-i fkAaE sisE rooms, h-whe full
cbRTis bRsassq y MAEa ssssoa 1iso 1so
g Royal g.. Alex. os1S or TIE. 254S.
OWNEK WANTS OfFTR-Nicely furnished
brick; OCCUPY 10 days on cash payment
$3.50, S67.b0 mo-; 2 bedrn1s., I. bath. rec
reation rm. IN basement: oil acc. heat
NEw rIvE-RO6M and bath frame burs.,
Alex, only $1,000. HELM REALTY CO.,
ov. 0bS4; ewes. oW. x16l. LsonsEdi.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
OFFICES FOR RENT.

oacs; l.rss reception % room sna osse1
street entrance q idewalE Level N new
sSppns sH Sas On senss1 %an
:yss ..S T.n ss's %arhES # @ @gsiei s Rss
SUITE sui 1sSS of Rooms. all with pvt. bath, srd
ioos, 1908 H st. NV; end and srd floors,
I I00s H st. NV. Apply manager. EBBITT
Gsh sDf ofvfcEs e. for doctors sns
antor and :appsa TIGa
SsB s4s ,s'a e:Sss:s. .ss
building into very desirable ofnces for
I1ii SDfosF ciHoLE SzSS srup1os-Larse eas list
ae sae sv.sSs eSS1ss School, S ,mss5 &
sSssnr vocG S"sss csssss ss
SEE SfoeK R rom rom ssaslsr Hotel. rs 1874
sS shSvsGS~ Hs% IS sts !ssse sIse $3.50 No Ma 54$5
foor space. also basement; for immediate
ri bio 81 IT, M Ex@tntire xsso9 floor eomplss.ly
modern. with acousticsi ceiling; nuorescent
9sssi MssFssEiRa Co. S.'dseoH'; lso7 os NV u
NEWLY REMoDELED BLDG. downtown x
indiyid9sl rms; available Including ground
able for real estate, insurance, etc; at
D,REYFosS =, gR9s.' ass. Realtors, 1019 18TH
sSos i 81. W.WS.''-Entirs End moor for
lease to responsible tenant; immediate pos
Hsss4 l. fissiafSf rent Broker r'
rsception room. 1880 Wisconsin ave, phone
sss ssS, .ms sr s.w SIS; q rn, .s, gy. s:sA
1EH WALTEE : aHH oeHs, ExcLTsfvE-ApDTToSsi- * LITTssHfvEATSi
mately 500 %. It. Of once space available
for physician. situated near Doctor, 5
AIiIIssso oass gs far.ai ss4 ississrm''i0n gan
11o5 X ST. N.W.-One room, large closet
and private lavatory. TEMPLE REALTY
CO., 11O3 K st. NV. Elk. 6OO2. 80
10th AND EYE SITS. N.W.-Large front
rm. with bay window, bath, storage space;
APPROXIMATELY $500 Sd. ". Of space
on 1st floor Of the lobby Of large down
town once building; immediate possession.
NEAR" ii1th AND YOU ST. N.w.-Excelisnt
oss:ss rcUs ws4ss ssnsss n
oteldR II Hy' Is e e. 1sss sSsn. and mail
Evening star., 1946-09-26
STORES FOR RENT Cont.

soai n 81 NV, opposite Haleys, ys.
Farass DRuRY REALTY CORP. J1s7
WoMEN's AND CHnDRENs WEAR iocs-
tion; new building In Arlington. Va; pos
session about Nov. i st, Call Mr. Talley or
Mr.. Green, H. L. RUST CO.. Ma. 500.
-27
STORE BLDG. 18th and II sts. mere
tail and wholesale location, adjacent Sears
Roebuck and Giant Supermarket. 10000
nfng. I'd, zoned 2nd commercial, all fire-
proof bldg; usable for oilees, dept. stores,
msrchandisins m showrooms: etc, Cross VEN
tenants requirements; will divide. Now
ready for occupancy. LOUIS BURMAN,
RE. 1868. go
NEAR goth AND FLA. AVE. N.w.-stors
With show window. z rooms on End door;
Evening star., 1946-09-26
STORES WANTED,

SMALL SPACE, in ladies' ready-to- wear
or specially shop: centrally located, for
hosiery repairing concession, on pereenta ge
ssAEe sssi cay spAtE attfF tor ssou,Mx, IL 7hlss
millinery. Must be in good NV section. Tel.
HQ. 6565, Ext, lis. --28
Evening star., 1946-09-26
INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

$4,000 SQUARE Fl. in s.e., near rr SID
ing, with 1-story corner brick bldg, 4px8O;
may be purchased in part. in entirety: an
excellent location for any comm bust
ness, Call DI. S724, N. BASILIKO REAL
TY CO or
Evening star., 1946-09-26
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COLORED-NORTH CAPITOL st. at Trux-
ton Circle-2-story and basement brick. 8
rooms, bath, oil heat, suitable for ST
commercial business. For inspection or
further information call Mrs Cogswell,
eve, AID. 1850, with HENRY e. TRrPP.
exclusive, 37O5 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 1928.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
STORES FOR RENT.

IMMEDIATE POSSESsION--6O7 New York
$500 . month. CAREY WINeToN Co,
Realtors-Property Managers, 739 18th ST.
nw MA Re RE-s$7sSwu... $7sS ,..,n I27 s
ment, immediate occupancy. j. A. WEN
BERG CO., 1907 H st. NV. Ma. $500.
1oOss LOCATION, r st. NV. and ana 3rd
focrs. approximately 1900 "a. ft. AREA;
good for any retail business. Phone ME.
DOWNTOWN. central location. mr.. 18th
and II sts.; part Of 1st-d. store; suitable
for once. ensraver. Photographer, art gall
lsry; trayel bureau, siEltnss, etc; EsI Mr.
AO. 1900 -27
1874 II ST.. .N.W.-ons block from ststler
Hotel; suitable for any rstAn businese;
lease. $3.50 mQ, Phone MA. 6z37.
Evening star., 1946-09-26

UNDEK. S1O,OOO-O. L. MURDOCH offers
the following low-priced detached homes
$4,500-3:b.r. revol. style; 35 nj. NV,
D. c. Immed. poss
rms, no bath or heat. plant. 9O-day
poss. S1,500 cash
S6,750-No. Kensington. 2 big lots; 2
pedrms.; oil heat, range and refgr. Immed
$7.e50-11 mi. from D. C. 4 bedrms
mod: vacant: "a acres. $3,750 cash.
SS,750-Nr. Univ. Md. 3 bedrms, INV
heat newly decor: immed. poss So, 900
Evening star., 1946-09-26

WAREHOUSES WANTED.
WANTED, APPROX. 2,bO0 n.
door space, for small woodworking plant,
any location. Reply Box 3S1-H, star pr
Evening star., 1946-09-26
OFFICES WANTED.

OFFICES WANTED
LAWYER. small practice, desires once
or desk space with secretarial service.
Apply Box 442-G, Star. -27
paper correspondent; reasonable; vicinity
14th st. preferred. Box BAG, Star.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
VACANT-Immed.

VACANT-Immed.
Hills, sale by owne
hall, 8 rms, l tile b
less than 1 yr. oil
brokers. 1901 No.
Wilson blvd. Ia \
Open Sat. and Sun
CL. Sal or CHI
Evening star., 1946-09-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CONTINUED on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1946-09-26

"RADIO AND APPLIANCE BUSINESS"--
owners forced to sell this very profitable,
well-ssuipped store; excellent location with
Q good lease: unusual opportunity for 2
cash REQ Tired. For full details please cali
HARRY /. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE 1866.
Evening star., 1946-09-26

INC Lee hwy. at Glebe rd. oL. o5S1
ARLNGToN-Price ST., 900; e-rm frame
living rm., dining rm.. large kit, inclosec
back porch, front porch on 1st d.: End d.
aaa Sas ss.ise sap ess
3219 Columbia pike. GL 1856. Us
BUNGALOW IN THE COUNTRY with al
poultry house, sraps arbor, is fruit s1asss trees
Robinson. owens so77. 81. 1870. 0s7 -. ="
AhEExaAND.lAS ALE alaDIa.. bedrooms lyin. room
heat, screened porch; fenced yard; lot lot 5os 0
aaSn o%N Rice
WAvEksGg svi sfSfi HILLS. Arlinston-unu.usl and
sssde nigh ' 9e On aoor nrspsse mUe
Kitchen, equipped with new refriserator
rented as an apartment, rooms and bath,
kltchenette equipped with stove and refrig-.
ssstor; fun bassmsn.. 81 heat detached
aS%i 'a'' SYskS co
RS4sssltors. ! exclusive agent, Falls Church
fenced, 25 miles from b. C., has vacant
rounded ufs By Se.usifui % tees SDo Win mountsin
mouse Is equipped with electric range: q
corner location and q bargain at $40. $50.
oWNER TRASssFEfRiRkb-WHissh,e;s Ed Hfs,; to sell
Immediately, choice section Braddock
Heights adjacent. to Beverly Hills, Alex
andria, Wa bedrooms, complete baths,
including maids quarters, beautiful sur
roundings; property should be seen to be
appreciatsd; If interested call JOHN r.
HERND0N-li-acrs. country home in a
beautiful setting with a grove OF fine oak
trees. English lockwood, blue spruce and
many other varieties of shrubbery: the
10-room frame house is in excellent con-
dition: there, is .. large front porch. full
electrically equipped Kitchen, breakfast
room. large pantry. bedroom and. large
and bath; small basement. root cellar;
h;;swah.: 2-car garase: chicken house9 and
beds. mint bsds.' cold frame. etc: inciSdsdd
In u puscnsss nsss price % are 10 tons Of hard
shesp: price. SIS $50. ExSTNkN i
6TEMk Realtors Fails Church 1920.
Evening star., 1946-09-26

ave-, Hy.ttsvilie. ND. VA. 5000. oper
daily and Sunday until 8 pm.
SILVER SPRING AREA. vacant. immediate
n sscaent condon Isnf snss neo S
range and elec; REFRIGERATOR on 1st floor;
2nd floor; oil heat. full basement; artis-
siesiiy situated on lot 54xl2b lox taxes
5,ssoo4 s,so4 Baltimore ave-, HyattsvlIie. Md. VA
5000 Open daily and Sunday until
BRICK 2-sToRY HOME in Rivsrdale-s
fenced lot; shade trees. gas heat, weather.
g. sun n4Vs 4HVfEsh c ts Bss; psSs
Baltimors ave-, Hyattsville. Nd. WA. 5000
R2sn sfz sns NsoYInHHsy H svs;t nr,
no DseHsa aas
h nqss RoBtRf itIif 81 bsv1s Beat Psss Uo t tssc
RfGE RfG aiE REDSkSSu fRd Sundsy fs qRt qRa e.
Cape Cod. bedrooms. tn NJ immseuist' nnse ist,
asSs week. sesms 'ts kosShTE G's E 3 SAWS AEhstn
VA. $500. Open daily va and dsde' Sunday unit MI
sf.S sasshed rS sp. opr: prss sGI
sseaft,dRsso se2f RosERT BET 8 PAWS S IaSS, ssS,
NEAR COLLEGE PAKK-5-room bricl
BUNGALOW, finished attic. gas s.-c, heat
| fully insulated. storm doors and windows
newly redecorated inside and out; price
Sl2g15 ROBERT s. DAVIS 4 co. ,bs01
Rfa esy .1f sSaais ans psdpm Pn brick
exclusive residential section: oil heat: supel
lovely. shaded, fenced lot. Substantial casf
and poss; with title. MT; johnson, wa
LINCOLN SLEPT HERR-Sl3,75o. Thi.
fine country single home on 27 acres hal
4 bedrooms, Ia modern baths, 5 fireplaces
random pegged floors: huge oak on biz
lawn; ~ acres pasture and garden and IA
fui living within committing distance b. 6
SO. $50 cash, $37 80 monthly. MURDOCK
dkkAEEf MsaDsSawfsrsi M sSasf FL $685. sSSS Pretty Ssp,
Cod bungalow on big lot: oil hest, fireplace
knotty pine nursery. sewing room and stor-
and shopping. 900 cash; MURDOCH
REALTY. sH. s794. PL s602. rs
Evening star., 1946-09-26

room frame, $3.50,
alexandria 5-rm.. bk.,- semidet.. $4,000
Engleside;. 8-rm. bk.,. 2 apts., SI5.750.
slcL Mclean, rms: and 3crm. apt. $4,000
down
acres. 2.rm. cottage. $1,000 down.
Is only. small part Of our listinss. Cal
for information, Overlook 0534 or OR
2730; ewes, Owens $751; -2S
Evening star., 1946-09-26

tlon-Uetached cent
home, z rooms. ga
living room 27x13.6,
dining room, ultrame
" bath; end floor
and . tiled baths: 1
conditioned heat: 70.
property is vacant ar
be had. For additi
Mr.. Northern. Sligo
Evening star., 1946-10-06
U. S. Spies Solve Nazi Plan
To Hide Wealth for New War
By Sisrid Arne

Hallway through the war q routine
strategy meeting was called here to
discuss the reports coming in from q
new kind of international Spy" the
United States had developed
The conferees sat down to piece to-
gelher sheafs of cablegrams from q
dozen countries. Suddenly one Of the
men pounded the. table:
There's got to be German master
plan. Too many stories are alike"
Those cablegrams told Of the fight
Of German wealth from the Reich to
hideouts all over the world. That hid
den German wealth is now estimated
at $4,000, 10000 It may 60 higher.
The minute the Yanks invaded Ger
many the hunt was on for some paper
that would prove there was master
plan for this flight Of money.
The money the Germans hid out in
1918 was their nest egg for World War
II.
The money they hid out in 1944-5
could be the start Of World War III.
Found This Summer.
That master plan was found this
summer. There is now q copy In the
State Department. It ties in perfectly
with the suspicious our economic spies
pieced together through the war.
The plan was. dated September 8,
1885, Just eight days after the Ger
mans invaded Poland, they were hedg-
ing against defeat.
Now it's up to these spies to uncover
that $4,000, 600 and keep it out Of
German hands. Their toughest job
lies ahead in the next i've years.
These men started their work in 1910.
At that time the Allies, with the aid of
the then still peaceful United States,
began to prevent German buying Of
strategic materials. Their job was to
trace the stealthy movement Of goods,
money and credit across international
borders.
The work, now under the State De-
partment, is inconceivably difacult. The
Germans dreamed up devious ways to
hide their wealth so that when and II
it returns to Germany, 1t win look like
a normal business transaction. Here are
some Of the ways:
The TwO-Pricc System.
Say Germans shipped $69000 worth
Of drugs to an Argentine company. That
company wrote down the price as $780,
600 in its books and-paid that of. In
secret books 1t put .the other $4,000
The second account still stands and can
be collected by the German company
when the fllrore. has died down.
Our sleutts have found many such
accounts in Sweden, Switzerland, Tur-
key, Spain and Argentina. The trouble
now Is to get those governments to CO.
operate In turning over the wealth to
the reparations pool.
BY this device Germans sold out fors
eign businesses to friends with neutral
citizenship who pledged secretly to sell
back. Most such agreements show that
the Rermans thought they would b