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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13

born, but / lost it. ! have missed
it SO much, and would like to have
it back.
If God Chooses
Dear Santa, il God chooses, let
me find beneath my Christmas tree
two bright, shiny blue eyes brirn-
ming over with good health and
true vision. Let me place them in
my head, then let me look out
through the window at the snow
TAR as those beautiful eyes can see.
lying deep and crisp and even. as
Let me drink in the looks Of Joy on
the faces Of those who love me, who
nave see me cropping and stumb-
ling in the dark for so long. Let me
hold those eyes aloft to the Christ
mas Star that I might not forget
the true meaning Of Christmas. Let
me see all these things SO that the
mernoy Of the last Christmas l saw
might be blotted foeve fom my
mind. Replace the sceaming Of
shells, the rumbling of tanks, the
sound o fired marching feet with
the singing of hymns, the laughter
of little sisters, and the voices of
thankful people. Replace the filthy,
smelly mud of battle and the
drawn faces Of dying men with the
cool feeling Of fresh, clean sheets
and the hopeful faces Of men born
anew.
Bring me those eyes for these
purposes, and I will be grateful
forever to Him who once gave them
to me. If, on Christmas morn. /
Should not find them there, l won't
really mind, and I will still be
grateful to God, for haven't I still a
good mind, a strong body, friends
who love me, and a desire to justify
the reason for my existence? After
all, aren't these the important
things in life?
So, Santa, there it is. That's
what I want for Christmas. Please
try, won't you?
From a grown-up little boy,
Cpl. Chester r. Perkins
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13

pHoENIxv1LLE, Pa, Dec. IL.
up Cpl. Chester R. Perkins.
,ooelessly blinded by a land nina
Germany and a patient in Valley
roroe hospital for u months, has
fO .;tten his first letter to Santa
Claus
.rf God chooses, let me find
,oneath my Christmas tree two
Sriaht. shiny blue eyes-o that the
emory of the last Christmas l
NV may be blotted forever from
my mnd,' -u
u. solder, do you want it
straight?'
kins replied.
That was early i nthe 21-year-old
,~orporal's stay here.
q cried long and hard" he said,
.tben developed the philosophy
hst bere is a situation, admitted
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
No Cure

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 12-P-Sir
David Maxwell Fyfe, a leading
conservative member of parlia-
ment, declared Wednesday night
the closing Of the Liverpool Cot
ton exchange by the government
will not stop speculation in cotton
even in Britain.
Addressing a rally to protest
against the governments bulk
buying policy, Sir David said the
action would merely take specu-
lation out of the hands of those
who risked their own funds and
force the British taxpayer as a
whole to become Spectators in
cotton, absorbing the losses when
ever the buying bureaucrat makes
a bad guess"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
High Spirits

BALTIMORE, Dec. 12-Pe
Landlord Claude E. Watson, seek
ing the eviction of the Edwin L.
Hastry family, read a four-page
history of the pranks of six-year-
old Edwin L. Hastry, Jr.
Items: shortly after birth, he
screamed and rocked back and
forth in his crib. In later days, he
dug up the lawn and threw it
down the drain, and he rearranged
the contents Of other tenants mail
boxes.
Just high spirits. Judge ]. Hoard
Murray ruled. He did the same
thing when he vas a boy-only
the future jurist's activities ex-
tended over a city block.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
EVIL r ON SPOT

FORT WAYNE. Ind. Dec. Il
U.H-Col. Austin R. Killian, super
intendent Of the indiana state po-
lice force, has announced a cam
paign for heavier fines for petty
crimes. Killian hopes to discour-
age a statewide wave of small Of
lenses. He is aiming primarily at
DRINKS, traffic law violators and
other pettv Wrong-doers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-09
SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGINIA.

-BEnRooM, 2;bath bungalow, First floor
bedrooms, each with closets; immacu.
front porch, eficient kitchen and utility
esss space eshf Hod Se ssee sna ssff
e ess G hx copper :
feaee and detached 9Is car sarass n Ldestsd
in New Alexandris, 2 blocks. from bus and
within vii walking distance e EslIs HsyeR
BUCHANAN. 1901 Columbia pike. CHI
N ssasi 33. AsRInaisSGros. vA.-4-rm Diet
brick house, SaooS plus COS cost occupy Mas
AIExSNDRf RAJ siS2. 800 5Sens Attractive re-
place, dining room kitchen and half bath
e. be q Path On sesSns floor. HELEN
ARLINGTON. VA Commercial propert,
that Is in ideal location for any kind Of
ssaaSiness 9Fes for oui RSKER sic
Sa4$ and re. 445577.' 1N'1'' N' w.
ARLINGT0N;, si0,500----Modern 1ta-stor;
white frame house, with front and bael
minute walk from Joe bus to b. G.: ) rms
Story, heated and doubly insulated IS I. usab
for recreation rm. or extra bedrms. full
basement with laundry tubs, toilet an
| piiiS-pollz ldDle. automatic OIL alF-COnQl
toned heat with Chrysler Air-Temp unit
storm windows and screens all around
lawn and shade trees around house. fertil
! garden plot In rear. Phone Glebe 1853.
for appointment, No agents.
SPECIAL vALUEs-Arlington, Va, 6-roon
brick. detached, prewar construction,
| ter. S11,T50.
Arlington, Va.--6-room brick, semidet
pTewar construction, l block from Nav
Annex, $1,000
On Columbia pike, near Baileys cross
rds.-6-room frame, h.-w. oil heat. modern
bus at the door, school and shopping
blocks away, $500
Call CHI. 1860: ewes, CHI. 1927. Will
LIAM P. PARRAMORE. Realtor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-09
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRclNlA.
STORY DETACHED HOMES w

a-sToRY, DETACHED HOMES = wooded
aoss oo 5,oo9 SO It: or more; GIs Preference
approx. So per mo. includes taxes in SUE
mo. thereafter; living room, dinette. Kitchen,
provements completed. To reach. miles
b f5G s s SHt C ggb pks & South
asIly 20 Maheisasf s1sisi RSSas
oosvESs sssn p hScaffEHD 500
e opSs s she perch a Oil heat nsuiatsd
Biz. Ioe bus: FRED j. GEORGE, Real
NV f I'll s1 S9sscA1ow. eountr, view.
Level lot 1ooxl4o. pine-pansled. iiv. room
f en. tie r6 ss s sops ea sPs ST @
Fl Efsrs.seh 5ssn is ssf Estate
CAPE COP BUNGALOW. s rooms and
nty near oebe I'd and 1 ssn &C. no s1hm ),
rS 4n1s R9Eiss sea H. Casa Cal
f RnMhasaT possEssroN-ss ra,rmon,
nearly asf 6 nsa stylish wit beyond sns F
bath frame bungaiow; oil heat: two add.
tional rooms could be added: nearly hail
ssaqs sG 1897 'a Il. rs g.
District $3.50 until 6 pm.
100 BEAUTIFUL, VIRGINIA homesites or
an elevation overlooking the Nations Cap.
ital; close in; 80 additional acres available,
sell separately or for subdivision, This hat
meyer been offered before. OWNER. BOZ
ALEXANDRIA, vA.-Nice 5-room house
with full basement and In perfect shape;
good neishborhoed, early Possession: brick
ike rent. AZ. Y2xEs son oS la 2. KIM
q; Alexsndria, Va Phones, TE. 7343 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

FURNITURE STORE wants three residen-
tial or suburban locations to construct
own building; must be located on thorough-
fare in either Virginia. Maryland or Dis
trict OF Columbia. Will pay cash for &C
eeptable location: lot must be not less than
l00x100. Please submit size of property,
location and price. Box .3-K, Star. IL
DESIRE TO INVEST MONEY in CONNER
cial or business property in Northwest see
ton. Call r. HERNANDEZ, DI 1881; ewes.
ME- 1890.
WANTED-Floor space on 1st floor or
garage, between j 900 to $500 square fl,
Must be LIST commercial. SLIME CO., so
Florida ave ne
STORE WANTED, either to rent or buy,
upper Conn. ave. section desired. Send
particulars to Box SD. Star.
either short or long lease, suitable for
installation of frozen cuStard establish
Sat and Sun,
WANTED~I 900 to 1000 50. it. for
BUSHES ana store fran nof iep w
consider good alley location. Call SH. s02e.
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SUBURBAN sAls-MARYLAhp.

for renovating into home place for large
family or converting into sfamily house.
i05 o SuS s4o Ss Coma Ga ave. n
W EN- 1899 sun sR.2 Pm Isr.rrnr,,x srm
kitchen, Q bedrms.. tile bath, unfinished
attic, basement. oil h; W: heat; located on
eniy MI sslI or M Heinz y sP' saoo
BEAUTIFUL Ils Prandywns Hghts Nd
and dining. bath. utility room, oil INV h.,
Tass White plstst fencing: .H deal ios home
SSls!, th s sfff1 pass saa
with $4,000 cash. DAN ABBoTf, Gin
NEAR NJ Z UPPER MARLBORO, on the Marl-
basement, oil heat. spmmer-winter hook
a a3.sfS '0V upDer n a sq o Phone
M MaMfsHrs e: kNoIIs-Nearly new brick
CABINETS, stove, tiled bath, foyer 'h Ice. f iv
rm., stairway to. attic with space for ad.
est NICE o fg ssso s5d doT i
BURGESS, 1924 Penna. ave. Sc, FIR. 1902.
ROOMS, STORIES, oil heat. lot 4ox1 20
Mr. Z pAMBRAs, Wa s7ss.. $50 $50 pm. pm.
WiILIAMs' REAL EsTATE-Brick Cape
SETing. S15,750. 81. $1,000. ewes, sH.
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-several new
homes under construction, all brick, COM
plstion IN about 80 days. Call Mr.. Helm,
WiLLiAMs' REAL ESTATE Indian
Springs, broom asbestos -shinsled. with
garage; really nice home. Cali Mr..
WILI1pAMs s. REAL AL. IsTAT]|E.Tvs s;sed-
tsSRS REAL MJ AH4ffl Y go a sss
@ ?ss sSaSS0 a 5S'n ca. fP Isa =. S Ss
WILLIAMS REAL EsTArE-Lsrs. home
make ,I l1vel lso tourist home. Cali Mr..
Williams. REAL EsTATE-e-room home
on Riggs I'd, ga acres. Call Mr.. Bowers,
WILKINS REAL ESTATE - Lovely g.
bedroom home in Decatur Heights; knotty.
/ pine recreation room and built-in garage
For appointment, call Mr.. Bowers, UN
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-5-room brick
noms i, aahami Md acre Of land Tor
WILLIAMS REAL Estate TEel ~ acres acres
a ar4Sm d frame house net modern miles
ACRE, living room. dining room. kit
on paved road. II miles to D. c.; i'm.
mediate possession: price. 50 800: terms
BIDS RscEyille. Md Phone $50 1'0s'u'
2 ACRES, 3 bedrooms and bath, sleepine
| porch living room, dining room with
On psved road Watkins distance T. trans eHa.
portation, is miles to p c.. immediate
possession price slqsq9i terms, , sasn
Rockville. Nd. Phone $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BETWEEN Woodward g. Lothrop and New
stors 5lek abo osHfes s Hon apts store
on other in AZ mos Rare opportanits
culture oGs1S nf A f3En MAG a5R n
BorTIIISs;Ge PIAST, SD Cd established, for
Df Apply s0i MP gecoBsoN ap oai FL
18th 4, AND SITS. N.w.-Excellent corner
ist or 2nd eommercisi business; lot dim en-.
81 3s or s kr sa1s Gan coss Es0r,siq sr SS
INC: exclusive agents.
OWNER Of property, retiring from business
city you are
store property to house your business with
On ressonabiy short notice. Admirably
s l9sstsf fer Son haa
N,eer.heasta legation a with ?: q Q: Railroad
900; terms. ROBERT MORGAN g. Co.
$50 Oi Wilson BLVD, Ari, va-1oo-t.
front by. 1877 it.. will consider improving
esr ot SERo snas M aHH EsRed sY Hse
81 TaR nT . Re saao M IL 4Sss ., Ia,
essailToaS sidings' for rent or for sale. Boz
NOW xACANT-1Two adjoining bldgs. III
downtown NV. Washington. Just OF Con.
arranged suitable for onces With Is large arg
rooms, rooms; many Of which are ready fol, i'm.
M hsy nsr as
wood floor. in excellent condition, and q
sosstber Both 30 slds for sale lease
iImnlmsdiateiy. Cali This once for an ap.
s so5n pm N BAs1f1ko Really ais Pm CO. Sat
IL miles from D. C.; 6-rm. house, cleo, gas
& SS5i . sS ma'a ag H. as So
DOCTORS. ATTENTION-19sroo house
excellent condition. for doctors residenc,
convenient. CRY REALTY CO., RA
INDUSTRIAL SITE acres well-locatet
land on Penn. Ry in close, ne. section
sapid truck haul to downtown; al utilities
ossai ''%SEsssS e. sR 9snef N S w va
!sfsfR RIA F PE fa8s fronting on
d With Sf Tafoad ' sdin sr At more
VI SRos s!as ws sa ases l sis
f E COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, s9gne,
Detached corner frame house on lot ap.
proximately 50x140; 8 separate apis. with
private baths: detached garage. brick fire.
heater, oil h.-w.h.; possession of l apt. al
| time of settlement. For further infor-
cross, Or aa44. e. e. CALDWELL. -'
S35 900; northwest MONTGOMERY Co., Md,
! section; good bus transportation-26-rm
frame Colonial house, 6 baths, h.-w. oil, 2
acres; good for tourist, rest home or pvt
Call OIL. 1857, NORTHWEST REALTY CO.,
1885 Wisconsin ave. NV
SO7 Sth ST. NV, next to Murphy's-11
rooms. 3-bath brick. 1st,foor bath. LIST
commercial For 5nrth sJa Information cal
1898 AVON SHOCKEY
FIRST COMMERCIAL; wis. ave. and Eli.
only S375 per front foot w, c. KREM,'
KAU. EN-. 1882, OR. 24o9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

STORES warehouses;, ofnceS. specializing
In commercial and Industrial properties.
VIII build to suit your requirements. Lo-
L ST. NV, between goth and e1st SITS.
over 10o-ft; frontaEe and 1900 so. 1T
area TO 3e-ft, alley: ideal location for
retail sales and distributing Or large
on long. Lease TO responsible tenant;
Shown by appointment. WEAVER BROS,
1907 EYE sT. N.w.-Especially GOOD To-.
cation for doctor or dentist. Whole house;
by appt.., only. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
18Th AND EYE SITS. NV. AREA, near
Medical Center: owner has authorized us
building to be erected ss. soon as possible
up to 3 or 4 stories. 43-ft,, frontase. area
appointment. WEAVER BROS, INC. 81.
AUTOMOBILE DISPLAY SHOWROOM for
sales and service agency In large auto
center. intersection Of prominent arr
teries. In center Of Arlington County;
MRS. BROYHHL. Lease Broker. CHI. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-09
OFFICES WANTED.

NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION desires
two adjoining rooms or adequate space
which can be partitioned in downtown
areas: give rent and other details. Reply
TO Box l15-K, Star. IL
ATTORNEY needs ONCE space in down.
Typewriter. Elk. 3213; after pm. OR
MAJOR MAJOR RAILROAD co. desires 1000 to
2 900 So. #. OF unfurn. ONCE space in good
downtown bldg. for immediate and perm
occupancy. DI. 1894.
space, good NV. location; will share il
necessary. Box 41-J. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-09

DENTIST OFFICE, available Immediate
~; good opportunity. in growing Sc. Sec
ton. 3417 MINI. ave. sc. AT. 1888.
DOCTORS or dentists once suite of 3
rooms and lavatory. available immediate
ly, in Bethesda OIL. 64S7.
TWO AND ONE-HALF ROOMS. completely
furnished reception room. for doctor or
eether professional; no. 1898; evenings or
REMODELED HOUSE, Dupont Circle. suit
able doctors. Ground floor contains ofices:
upper floors living accommodations. Box
211-J, Star.
ATTRACTIVE FRONT OFFICE. ground
iiooF' opposlts ffocuremen1 DlVlsion Build
Phone ME-. 0l00.
PRIVATE OFFICE with secretariaI service
in desirable building in financial dis
trict. available about March !. Box
a y III S SIs.vp ,s,, s.orr ,,,,,59. e..
containing better than 1000 50. IT.: bath
on each floor; for professional or CONNER
cial use. Long-term lease to responsible
party; $500 per mo. Please state nature
Of business in reply. Box 403-J. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-09
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9.
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT tcent. i.

bUSINsSS rROT. rON Mn NS0nt,Is
EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING. downtown,
18th St; $4,000 50. II. at rental Of less
than So per 50. IT; this convenient down
town location. 3-story and basement build.
ing. will soon be available. for lons-term
lease. For additional information and
DI 1900
INDUSTRIAL SITE. fronting ZOO IT, on
tanning so 900 sa II. Railroad siding
available. VIII erect building to suit ten
ant on long-term lease. MARTIN Nc
INERNEY, owner, Investment Building,
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IN AURORA HILLS, yA.-Large private
home, furn.; immediate poss.: 3 large bed
rms, den, 312 baths, maids rm.. recrea
rm., 2-car gar, auto. heat: choice re-
stricted location; rent, $3.50 per mo. In
spection by appointment. Inquire AURORA
I'd. Arlington. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-09
STORES FOR RENT.

LEASE FOR SALE, lower Conn ave
Long-term store lease, Conn. ave, between
K and M Write Box 490-J. Star
STORES TO BE BUILT in shopping. centers
s gom en- wear etc gall Mr. Rupert
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STORES WANTED
OFFICES FOR RENT.

TEXAN WANTS 1909 LOCATION for
percentage. Box Box. Star. 10.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

WASTED-House in Md. or g rooms:
can get cash; with a basement, in a good
place to live. WA. 9170.
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oUT-oE-ToWN real. EsrArs

CENTukY-oLD HOMESTEAD for sails on
Cor Conn., With 90 g, at Old Lyme. Conn, s
interesting old house has 10 rooms and
f Pain; frepacss, slsc. stove and phone.
An ideal country home with 4 bessSs3,i
view. +. Z. HuNTLEY, Owner, Ashton. Nd.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY wANrEp.

WE PAY GOOD PRICES for investrn.ns
property, for houses and apartments or
business property; Direct from owner.
WE ARE INTERESTED in purchasing sew.
eral small residences for cash. Car
DIxIE REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR SALT.

CoLoRED-FoRTNER PL. NV betweer
$50 7sa cas- eash Fen rea W. W BAILEY. MAJ $40
COLORED--800 BLK. 18th ST. Sc
r. ST.% r. sA Il r IA s.v Bro 5000 cash req
COLoRED-oNLY 1895 DOWNS 100 Blk
4th ST.; 3-story brick, 10 rooms.
1900 block 4th, 2-story brick, Q rooms
1900 block Kalorama,. apis.
1900 blk. N. II. ave, apis.
1900 blk. 10th, 2-story row, 9 rooms.
200 blk. st. ne, 1-family brick.
zoo blk. st. Sc, 4-family unit.
arranged on all Of the above. All of thes
listings afford real opportunity, to, hay
weekdays. N BAsILrko REALTY co. =
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

1000 SO, t.. rear 2I17
Q St. NV, at number 8 johnson ct
G. -KooNES g. CO, d.. sI57.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-09

SMALL WAREHOUSE needed for unloading
and loading trainers. Call Trinidad 1890
after pm.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
PARK AND SHOP AREA, in active growing
section. Will cooperate with developers
W. s. HoGE. .Jr., cH. $500. 3s15 Lee hwy
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Gen. YoungioAddress
pr Institute tonight
|0n D. {. Development

Engineer Commissioner Gordon r.
Young viii speak tonight at the
opening session Of the tenth annual
Parent Teacher Institute at George
Washington University Hall Of Gov
eminent, Twenty-firs and G streets
NV. at BIS O'Clock.
Gen. Young will discuss his six
year District development plan lin-
der the topic, "Washington's Post
war Program. Lawson j. Cantrell,
associate public school superintend-
ent, will elaborate on phases of the
plan touching on the school system.
Other speakers at tonight's ses-
sion of the institute, sponsored by
George Washington University and
the District Congress Of Parents and
Teachers, include DR.. Cloyd Heck
Marvin, president of George WASH
ington University, and DR.. William
Carl Ruediger, professor emeritus of
the university and one OF the orig
inal sponsors of the institute.
Mrs. o. G. Hankins, PTA presi-
dent, will preside.
A panel discussion of school cur
nculum will conclude tomorrows
session, scheduled for pm. at the
Hall of Government. Participants
viii include DIR. Roosevelt Bassler,
chief of Institutional problems of
the Division Of Secondary Educa-
ton, United States Once Of Edu-
cation; DIR. Helen Macintosh, spe-
cialist for upper grades in the Divi-
sion Of Elementary Education,
United States Office Of Education;
Mrs. Roberta s. Barnes, principal
Of Park View Elementary School;
Hugh S. Smith, principal OF JEFF
ferson Junior High School. and Mrs.
Harold G. Kessling, a parent.
Also on tomorrows program are
Clarence Pierce, director of the
Washington Social Work Survey,
who will discuss its implications for
parents and teachers, and John A.
Andrews, chief Of the Federal State
Relations Section, Justice Depart
ment, who will report on the Ma
tional Conference for Prevention
and Control Of Juvenile Delin-
quency.
Mrs. Ruth Webb, divisional direc-
tor OF the public school system, will
be moderator for the panel discus
soin, while Mrs. Margaret r. Mer-
ritt, chairman Of the George WASH
tngton University Parent Teacher
Institute, will preside over the Sec
ond-day session.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Greece
Continued From First Page.)

made under Article IA of the United
Nations Charter.
Article IA provides that the q. N
Assembly may recommend meas
ures for the peaceful adjustment
Of any situation, regardless of origin
which 1t deems likely to impair the
general welfare or friendly relations
among nations ."
"a Foreign Once spokesman
in London said the British gov
ernment was studying an ofiicial
Greek dossier alleging Yugoslay,
Albanian and Bulgarian inter-
vention in the border fighting.)
The Ministry of Public Order an
nounced that band OF guerrillas
had beheaded two "NationaIists'
from the village Of Mesochori, near
Trikkala, and placed the heads on
the poles of bridge near the VII
lage.
Bitter Debate I'm Parliament.
Panayotis Kanellopoulos, former
Premier, charged yesterday that
Northern Greece s'from Mount
Olympus TO the border" OF Yugosla-
via was no longer under control of
the government, setting of an acri-
nonous debate in which all opposi-
ton members walked out Of Parlia-
|ment.
The mass walkout came after Pre-
mier Constantin Tsaldaris, hammer
ing his desk with his fist, accused
the members OF all three opposition
parties with "antinational criti-
cism."
AS Parliament quickly adjourned,
former Premier George Papandreou
said I'VE will return only after the
Premier apologies for his insult"
Mr.. Tsaldaris said later that he
would give the necessary explana-
ton of his remarks when Parlia-
ment opens tomorrow. At his re-
quest, three former PREMIERSHIP
pandreou, Kanellopoulos and Soph-
ocles Venizelos-met with him pri-
vately last night to try to smooth
matters out.
Mr.. Kanellopoulos, who had just
returned from violence ridden West
ern Macedonia, reported that the
whole countryside from Mount
Olympus to the border is no longer
under absolute control of the state.
A Greek Army spokesman at
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Veterans
Continued From First Page J

Government in subsistence checks
to SITS for single veterans and $500
to married veterans.
Starting next month, the checks
will show the cuts and veterans
viii have to pay back any overpay-
ments made to them since August.
Mr.. Stirling reported 594,541 vet
erans are now taking on-the- Job
training under the GI bill. OF that
total, he estimated, approximately
20 per cent will no longer receive
any subsistence allowance because
their wages alone will bring them
to the ceilings.
While he defended the ceilings
the first time limit has been put
on veterans income from Govern
ment and employer sources = Mr..
Stirling disclosed that he had re-
ceived approximately 1000 letters
of protest by the end of September.
Veterans Administrator Bradley
has ordered survey to determine
whether the Veterans Administra-
ton should recommend q change in
the ceilings. The survey is expected
to be completed before Congress
convenes and will include "all
known factors, including the cost
of living"