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Evening star., 1946-03-03
SUBURBAN sALr-viReINIA.

!-ROOM BUNGALOW. Lot over 200 It.
deep and over 300-ft. frontage. triangle
shape. Fine business corner. See MRS.
PERRY at 1717 z. Capitol ST., Apt. 101.
WHITE-PAINTED BRICK RAMBLER, 30
It. liv rm.-din. ,rm. combination; Heatala-
tor fireplace, well-equipped modern kitchen,
attic. attic p porch or han and SSH. iasstone terrace:
air-conditioned oil heat rose garden and
child's wading pool. ha-a. fenced-in lot,
SSsne for cash
ARLINGTON, Lyon Park, a11s Pershing
dr-vaeant Redecorated rms, 2
baths, , lavatories: oil heat, large screened
porch. large garage; 125-ft. front. Bucking-
ham bus 70 n Hishlandi open sasqrday' My
FALLS CHURCH. VA.-6-room modern
house and L v acres: 1st floor. living room
dining room,s kitchen and pantry. porches.
2nd floor. :. large bedrooms and bath. Lo-
Gated on high elevation. Variety of fruits
and berries. trees and shrubbery. beautiful
i cash OWNER. Fails chureh 1881 "a
FORT HUNT SECTION. below Alexandria
Groom solid brick two-story Early Ameri-
can house; slate roof. all modern improve
ments, lot l9ox231; store nearby. Price;
$1,000; For further particulars call
~ Nm ws 70 Sa9 pm BEMoiT ss,s7
ALEXANDRIA, yA.-Apt. house. rents for
Sl30 mo-; 3 apts., brick bldg, conv. tc
churches, shopping center and bus, GOOD
sessors eoe Pres dsns geSd perkins
down. Al BAKER. ss4 King st, Alex.
andria, TIE T342. AL 6644 3
Evening star., 1946-03-03
ARLINGTON. VA

A good well-built Groom, 2-bath brick
house; 2 blocks off Lee Highway, new
nice living room with stone fireplace,
dining room, equipped kitchen, bedroom
and tile bath; End floor. . nice bedrooms
and tile bath: large well-arranged and
ample closet space. Full basement, oil
heat, furnace room, laundry room, ar
ranged for recreation room. Quick POS, POS
cash and terms. EASTMAN 81 STEELE.
Realtors. Falls Church 2620.
i4OI NO. 10Th RD.-Partly furnished; i'm
mediate possession.
53l9 No Carlin Spring rd-Early pos
session. Inspection and information, C. w.
CLEVER CO. INC. 1923 No. Irving St.,
Arlington OK O322 3
Evening star., 1946-03-03
STORES FOR RENT.

WILL SELL my long and valuable lease on
modern downtown store and basement, to
FULLY EQUIPPED SPACE for lease at h14
4th ST., s.w;; suitable, for drugs. Cali be-
tween l1:30 am. and 7:30 pm -3
SOL 18th ST S.E.--Corner brick store.
available soon. Check location before call
ing MA S936 u to T. 3
HIe IRVING ST. N.w.-Large store with
balcony; at bus stop; no food business
allowed. Apply at LIQUOR STORE. 400
Irving st. NV B
WE Will HAVE AVAILABLE for occupancy
about April ] two. store rooms on Mt.
Pleasant ST. NV. that would be suitable
for doctor or dentist. beauty parlor, radio
shop, electrical appliance and many other
ines eS OF buSlnsss Eaeh store will rent ior
OSSS.
CENTRALLY LOCATED store on H St ne
Win be available soon. Write TO Box 125-R,
Star.
1901 KRAMER ST. NE.-corper store with
apt. above; ideal for market shoe repair.
etc; SI00 per month Call rent dept. LEO
NJ: BERNSTEIN g. CO., ME. $500.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
STUDIOS FOR RENT.
LOTS FOR SALE.

MT. PLEASANT--2-story bldg, rear of
property. water, electricity, studio or stor-
age; $50. SH. 204 after 5.
Evening star., 1946-03-03

BEAUTIFUL Mt. Vernon boulevard COL
nnswood Manor, mi. from Alexandria.
500 yards on the right after leaving over
pass, o0x150, 100x150. OWNER, TR. 5000.
Evening star., 1946-03-03

nice liv. rn. with fireplace, fully equipped
Kitchen corner e.0 wooded lot; immediate pos
sEAG ESTATE officE ri a4g i1o5 5FKEsEIT NJ. IrFns
ARLINGToN-Dutch Colonial an artistic
bedroom nome, right for young couple
who, desire the best in construction and
and FreneS doors tie tie bath ih fuiI
oil, h.-w,h; wooded lot; Just vacated. Act
Grrs RR EsTRrE ssEas 6FeE 6E ef4o io PFE No
THIS modern. 2-bedrm home. will pay for
equipped beauty shop. This s is Your :1 oppor. a.
and own = cheerful residence: Cali Falls
OWNER sELIiNG fully uHy'' furnished atsf' 4-bed-
room house on is;acre lot; 2 baths. large
kitchen hissa iyias and dining rooms real Are
n cash ST h0|ffI hSs5 REiGe a6s
ftaGsd affs cHukcHspscoahs khc5nsi3n eh ssfs bearm
ton; close TO bus churches, schools. the
Grounds with Completely finished d d''ssTesa sarden
A., real opportunity for right party al
4 n STEELE, ITELG Realtors. Falls Church 1920.
room. 2-bath brick house; 2 blocks of Lee
achoos s hoos niee sneDPRh nns foom wtS shS
stone fireplace, dining room, equipped
kitchen, bedroom and tile bath End floor,
2 nice bedrooms and tiled bath; large we'll
arranged and ample closet space Full
basement, oil heat, furnace ROOM laundry
room, arranged for recreation room. Quick
possession. Price, S16.500; approx $4,000
cash and terms. EASTMAN & STEELE,
Realtors. Falls Church 1920
ROOM, frame house, near Columbia Pike
miles to Pentagon Bldg. bedrooms and
bath 1st floor, 2 bedrooms and bath 2nd
floor: price $4,000. $4,000 cash FAIR
FAX REALTY CO. Falls Church 1878. a
bath. full basement. coal h.-w. heat, 1Is
acres garden land with large oak trees in
lawn; located on Columbia pike. bus by
door; here is place you will be proud to
own. so act quick; substantial down pay
n1ent Closed Sundays, ELMER G. BOYD,
ARLINGToN-semibu living rm..
dining ROOM, 4 bedrooms, full baths J
Sitchens full cellar, oil burner, INV H.
,Sl1,990. REIBLE, Agent, OK. 0515, or
NsEN FROM Extraordinarily attrac-
i've brick bungalow. 5 rooms and tile bath.
fireplace, oil heat, large unfinished second
Eoor can easily be converted: price,
f1o,750; possession June / or sooner: CO.
lumbia pike to Glebe rd., south on Glebe
y 18th left to 8217 18th st. So E. L,
GORDON, Exclusively. cH. 5719.
Evening star., 1946-03-03

UNUSUAL vAIuEEFirst time on market
BRICK, frst floor Consists entrance hail
large living room. fireplace. full dinins
room; the kitchen is one to suit any WON. won
Sss' over buiitin iii nNs sarsse @ second eor has '
beautiful full Bedrooms, de luxe bath. deer
room; maids. room. and bath; al coppel
plumbing, outdoor fireplace on lot 67x30!
#. A brook runs across back, of lot.
Renient Ree tor looaton saaSaS a s5oo b aH
sash Saas. shown by ag appointmens oil Call cH
49, sese GT Sg2 os GE ss astor
35eki (. det ts shoo ss5h cash shower
10y BY MI srS 5fSs on To dssfF
NaSqp dT t9 the last street Stone house.
large wooded lot: center hall, large Twins
equipped kitchen, 1st-hoor lavatory. at
bedrooms 5 baths, recreation room maid
49," RS Bath I'll hss' e0sssisss AR5,
M REAL sses Gs1sTE tTfs nsSflSHs
brick Cape Cod with, downstairs bedroom
and colored tile bath, living room witt
kitchen, 2 more bedrooms upstairs; another
you can walk lnto. Large airy paSefneu
With pil hsss sabstnntai cash real
OPEN SUNDAY, III AM. TO, PM. Bun
galow, bedrooms, large living room with
fireplace. fully equipped kitchen. detached
garage. Drive out Wilson blvd. to Sears
right 3 blks. to Edgewood to 18th st;
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, NC.-Close- III
Lyon Park BUNGALOW near Wash: blvd.
RE4I Estate sEFS sERv1eE e me-: hsc Lee ivy
HOME AND BUSINESS, or you can rent
| the business and have q fine home and in.
come; 11-room. 4-bath modern Colonia
! (being remodeled) on acres, beautiful,
| Handicapped. with 100 English boxwood'
and scores of other shrubs shade ant
! fruit trees; separate commercial bldg. ha:
! store-restaurant, filling station and apart
ment: 20 minutes downtown: will sacriflct
account of illness. If you have substantial
cash. not afraid work. and interested in
$4,000 per mo-, write OWNER, Box 21 M
ARLINGTON-open Sunday, 2 to $50
| 30S s. Abingdon ST. bedrms.. ga baths
recreation rm., maids rm. and garage ir
basement. Large porch and end noor sun
deck. Substantial down payment. balance
like rent. To reach: Out Lee blvd. to s
abingdon st., left to 30S. Mr.. Silver. TIE
l5139, with A H. DANIELS, exclusive
AGENTS. Gil. 4060. -3
Evening star., 1946-03-03

to the owner is taxes and insurance The
price is right. For information. call Mr.
NJ BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K st. NV,
ME-. 5400. Complete Real Estate In
stitution. a
GOOD s.w. LoCATIoN-Now rented, row
resp End Uus fvG RA
rooms each; rent $40: price, $1,000 each,
THos. D. WALSH. INC. DI. 1857,
saFa Ma Asf Near csTro i0xSso aSs s1ms sas
terminal to downtown. 2-story and base
and meIt with aDtf on at n apts ,So
100 18th St. Realtor, Ma 0753.
S-UNIT APT. BLDG, 2 sleeping rms. all
completely furnished INCOME agoted Sss5
sEE1YE. 14o0 L St NV. DI 1925.
s-sTORY APT. BLDG. in. downtown Bal
nn1os sm9os 3 spts & yesr prse 5en
Also I3-story modern as-apt. BLDG; yearly
rental almos. 100000. priced less than
Tbomas e,rcs WALIER NJ saaa NJ wo eAgMAN 04
ApARTMENT S e' HOUSE MHj 1 exeep so opportunity.
owner retiring, will sell 4S-unit bldg.
lmostly Groom, kit and bath, extremely
well located in the COM arna ri
come with likelihood of increases. Shown
81 81 sss,; ssss ooRMAN P: YOUNG Realt0r.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY for sale. Arling-
ton, ,Va.-.2-story and basement brick apt
consisting ~ Of 3 complete l-family units,
S51s4. showing splendid returns on in
vestment; priced at $4,000, with Sl2.500
cash, balance S155 per mo. Full informa-
ton at, our ofice ct 3132 10th st. n in
Clarendon tVa.l cf1ce, OK. 1857. CLAIR
ENDoN REALTY CO. Ewes, CHI. S346 or
Gil. 415S.
CONN, AVE; approx., 50, feet away--very
lge. 22-rm brick With elev., on NV. cor
ner goth and Que Expect Zoning Com
mission to consider our application this
month requesting change to first COM
mercial. FREDERIC L. PATERSON: 1901
10th st. NV. Elk. 5912. Sunday and ewes,
Or 4242
FACING GEO. WASH. UNIVERSITY, in
neishborhood Of increasing values: 1st COM
mercial block of G st. NV. 2-story, 6-room
brick residence next to corner. oil heat;
possession: priced under $4,000. CHAS
L. NORRIS, Realtor. exclusive agent, 2135
Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2112. -0
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-13
St. Mary's Parish
Annual Dance Held

The ballroom of Hotel Alexander
recently presented a beautiful set
ting for members of the fair sex and
their escorts, when approximately
$50 dancers attended st. Mary's
parish annual dance, featuring Red
Mccarthy and his Orchestra of Har-
risburg. Mrs. Frank DIETRICH and her
committee made lavish use of roses,
carnations, peonies and iris with
festoons of green, to transform the
ballroom and reception hall into a
flower garden scene.
A notable list of patrons, headed
by Ri. Rev. Msgr. J. Francis Leary
and Maryland's Governor Herbert
R. O'Conor, and representative of
most of the professions of Hagers-
town, composed the patron list for
this years dance, which was one of
the most successful of the annual
dances of the parish.
Mrs. Scott R. McKane was general
chairman, with Mrs. Meigs Fish as
her co-chairman. Other officers
were: Mrs. C. w. Stump, Jr., patron
chairman; Mrs. Murray Bloom,
treasurer; Miss Esther L. Warner,
tickets and publicity. Assisting in re-
ceiving guests at the dance were
Rt. Rev. Msgr. ]. Francis Leary,
Rev. Frs. Charles w. Dausch and
John Ballard, the latter director Of
the sodality; Mrs. Roger V. Mitchell,
project of the Sodality; Mrs. Scott
r. McKane, Mrs. Meigs Fish, Mrs.
y. E. Knott, Sr., Mrs. c. w. Stump,
Jr., and Mrs. Carl L. Warner.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-13

Becoming i'll on ship where the
only medical attendant was a veter-
mary, undergoing an operation in
Italy, and spending several weeks in
a rest camp in the Italian mountains,
were part of the exciting expert
ences of Laban Strife, sixteen year
old son of Chester Strife, as a volun-
teer on a cattle boat carrying live
stock overseas for the Church Of the
Brethren. Shortly before the ship
locked at Trieste, Laban became
violently i'll and was attended by
the ships veterinary. In Italy his
illness was diagnosed as acute ap-
pendicitis and he was operated on in
a Trieste hospital. The ship sailed
back to the States without him and
he was sent to the moutains upon
his discharge from the hospital, and
was several months late getting
Monochrome the worse for his I'M
usual experience.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-13

Mrs. Nora Barnhart, of Hagers-
town, formerly of Leitersburg, is
seriously i'll at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ray Knight, Howard
street, Hagerstown.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-13

Charles G. Letter, who originally
lived in Waynesboro and Letters
burg, but moved to Newport, Pa, in
February, is spending some time
with his son, Robert L. Letter and
family, in Waynesboro.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-13

Fred Bell spent the week end in
Washington with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Keesecker, who have been residing
there for the past three years. They
expect to return to Waynesboro in
the near future.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-13

Members of the Letters bur g
Grange entertained Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Keller Shank in honor of their 45th
wedding anniversary. Wednesday
evening. The affair was surprise
to the Shank family. Many gifts were
presented the couple, the presents
being presented by their grandchil-
dren, Richard and Barbara Jean,
children of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shank.
The Grange Hall was beautifully
decorated with Spring flowers and
lighted candles and a three-tiered
wedding cake was served the guests.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. Dill, north
of Leitersburg, have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Martha
Juanita, to Sergeant Ralph Nc
Sherry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
McSherry, of Hagerstown. Sergeant
McSherry expects to leave for Eng
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-13

Son: "Say, Pop, what do you call
a man who drives an automobiles"
Father: ut depends upon how
close he comes to me"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-13
Leitersburg News

Marshall Stoner is recovering
from burns on his back and arm,
caused by the explosion of deep
ray lamp which he was using to re-
lieve a shoulder pain. The hot glass
left five severe burns on his back
and right arm and pieces which fell
on the floor burned off the varnish.
Mr. Stoner has been unable to work
since the accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Strife recently
sold their home, north of Letters
burg, to Mr.. and Mrs. Weigley Leh-
man, and with their four children
Ellis, Jay B, Ruby and Grace, expect
to leave in August to make their flu
ture home in Chicago. Mr.. Strife
plans to enter the Church of the
Brethren Theological Seminary fol-
a tWo-year course to fit himself for
the ministry. He has been doing
some religious work for the past few
years, including preaching at the
San Mar Home for the Aged. The
community wishes him well in his
future work.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-13
wwwmu-
0m 81 C. DAT
S@N@ Wv ~ OR I. \ k3s

kF YOU have been discharged
from the Army-if you held a
grade and wish to retain tiff
you have dependents - then act
now. June 80, 1916, is
the last day on which you can
enlist in the Regular Army and
still take advantage of two i'm
portant benefits retention
of your old grade and family
allowances.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-13

land within three months. Martha
is a former pupil of the Leitersburg
schools.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-13

Family allowances for your
dependents will be continued
throughout your enlistment
only if you enter the Regular
Army before July 1, 1916.
If you have been discharged
from the Army and wish to re-
enlist at your old grade, you
must enlist within 90 days after
your discharge. And before July
1, 1916. Think it over. Act now.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-13

Henry Baker spent Sunday at the
automobile races at Williams Grove,
Pa.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
Supreme Court Asked
10 Bar Pullman Sale
10 Railway Combine
By III. As.ociatsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Mar 5.-The
Federal Government and three other
appellants yesterday asked the Su-
preme Court to set aside the $751;
600, 900 sale of the Nations sleeping
car business to a combine of 43
railroads
One brief attacking the sale was
filed by Wendell Berge, special as
sistant to the Attorney General
Others were on behalf of Otis & Co.,
Cleveland banking firm; Glore For
gan g. Co., Chicago banking firm,
and group of three railroads, the
Chesapeake & Ohio, Nickel Plate
and Pere Marquette.
Sale of the Pullman Co, which
operates sleeping cars on all the Ma
tion's railroads, would substitute a
new monopoly for one which the
Federal courts ordered dissolved, the
appeals charged. 1t also would re
suit in discriminatin against the
smaller railroads." the Government
argued.
After receiving the appeals, spe-
cial three-judge expecting court ex-
tended indefinitely an order issued
last December permitting the Pull
man Co. to continue its present op-
erations until the case is finally de-
termined
Pullman. Inc, had been given
until March 81, 1916. to turn over
the business to the railroad COM
bine
Evening star., 1946-03-05
Science Talent Search
Winners 10 Be Named
Al Banquet Tonight

The flve-day stay in the Capital
OF 40 teen-sge science students,
contestants for prize money in the
Westinghouse Electric Corps fifth
annual Science Talent Search, -
Will come to a climax tonight with
a banquet at which winners will be
announced.
One of the % boys and one
OF the II girls in the group are to
receive $2,400 each as first prize.
Eight of the contestants are to re-
celVe $400 each, and the remaining
80 are to receive sl00 apiece.
The 40 high school seniors each
have won out in preliminary con-
tests in IA States and the District
The Districts winner is John Tay-
lor Hopkins ~. II, of 906 Gallatin
street NV.
A board of four judges. who have
interviewed the contestants. will
choose winners TO be announced
tonight.
Today's schedule for the 40 Young
Sters was a full one They were to
visit their members of Congress
attend a Senate hearing. meet the
President OF the Senate and the
Speaker of the House, attend an
educational luncheon at the Statler
Hotel, visit the Supreme Court and
tour the Naval Medical Center, Ma
tlonal Institute of Health. Bethesda
and the Agricultural Research Gen.
ter, Beltsville.
Following tonight's banquet they
will leave for their homes.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
Stanton Park Group Asks
Traffic Liqht Operation

The Stanton Park Citizens Asso-
citation last night requested traffic
lights on Maryland avenue al
Fourth and Sixth streets NE. be
operated again. Tracey T. Madden
who presented the resolution, said
traffic now justifies the request.
Several plans to curb juvenile de-
linquency were discussed, including
interesting ex-servicemen to serve
as leaders of children's groups, set
ting up neighborhood YMCAs and
promoting friendlineSs between the
policemen on their beats and the
children.
Harry N. Stull told the group that
boys and girls have respect for ex-
servicemen and would cooperate
with them more than with "old
fossils" The veterans, he con-
tinued, would be able to supervise
the children's activities and advise
them when necessary.
Walter Linscott, president, pre-
sided over the meeting. held in the
Peabody School, Fifth and C streets
NE.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
Reparafions, CoIonie!
Holding Up Draft Of
Italian Peace Treaty
by the Associated Press

LONDON, Mar. 5.-Two major
neutrality-suspicious. and colonies
are holding up the draft of the
Italian peace treaty, it was learned
today, but sources close to the Dep
uty Foreign Ministers Council de-
MED there would be any postpone
ment of the Paris Peace Conference,
scheduled for not later than May 2.
The Russians were reported will
ing to agree on payment by Italy
of $500, 100000 in reparations, pro-
vided the United States and Britain
waive any claims Russia was said
to be asking about $100, 200, 900 of
this for herself, with the remainder
earmarked for small countries which
suffered at Italy's hands.
The American delegation, on the
other hand, was reported agreeable
in principle to reparations, but with
the feeling that such payments
should be limited to excess produc-
tive capacity SO as not to bring
about economic collapse.
The major powers also were said
to be unable to agree on the future
OF Tripolitania. Italy's North Afri-
can colony. Russia wants single
national trusteeship. one source said.
while the United States wants a
United Nations trusteeship.
In Rome, Premier Alcide de Gas
peri said in a strongly worded
statement that he would not sign
any peace treaty which ceded
Trieste to .Yugoslavia. A four power
commission of the Deputy Foreign
Ministers Conference is studying
this problem now and is expected
to begin an on-the-spot study of the
disputed Venezia Giulia area Thurs
day.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
Senate Unit TO Inspect
Pan-American Highway
BY the Assoeioted Pres,

A three-man Senate committee
plans to leave Washington Thurs
day to investigate the -Ameri-
can highway.
Senator Briggs. Democrat, of Mis-
souri, is chairman of subcommit-
tee Of the Senate War Expenditures
Investigating Committee which will
make the study. Other members are
Senators Mead, Democrat, of New
York and Ferguson, Republican, OF
Michigan.
The highway, started when the
Germans began sinking ships in
the Gulf of Mexico, was to con-
meet the United States and Panama
via Mexico and Central America.
Senator Briggs told a reporter
that S57,700,000 had been spent in
construction of the highway up to
December, 1943, when work ceased
1t was under supervision of United
States Army engineers.
A resolution, introduced by Sena-
tor Robertson, Republican, of Wy
oming. called for the investigation
Senator Briggs explained. and
charged gross irregularities.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
Venezio GiuIio Situation
No Easier, Gen. Lee Soys

ROME, Mar. S {P,.-Lt. Gen. John
G. H. Lee, deputy Allied commander
IN the Mediterranean theater, told
news conference today that the
situation is not getting easier" in
the disputed Venezia Giulia area of
Northeastern Italy.
He expressed confidence, however,
that the Allied command had the
situation ''in hand"
Gen. Lee refused to discuss Yugo-
slav troop movements in the region
on the record except to say: The
increase in troops along the front
has been discussed with the Yugo-
slavs, who stated they were relieving
some troops in the area"
The Venezia Giulia problem-one
of a number holding up the drafting
of an Italian peace treaty-is to be
studied by four-power commission
of the Deputy Foreign Ministers
Council in London. The commits
sion is expected to begin an on-the-
spot investigation of the region
Thursday.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
GET
II Tons in One Day

Collection of 34.100 pounds of
wastepaper in The Evening Star
PTA Salvage program yesterday
brought the drive total to 22,607 ,022
pounds.
Among the schools reporting half
a ton or more were Westbrook
200; Wheatley, 1852; Kngsman,
1923; Lovejoy, 3609; Hilton-Pea-
body, 2,465; Jefferson, 4.3Oo; STAN
ton, 2,733; Beers, 1882; Randle
Highland, 3,2l6; Wallach. 1895;
Bryan, 1927, and Buchanan, 1892.
Collections tomorrow in the third
district. together with the leaders,
follow:
Evening star., 1946-03-05
France Reuffirms Stand
On Central Reich Regime
By the Assoeioted Press

PARIS. Mar. 5.-The Ministry of
Foreign Affairs announced last night
that it had advised the United
States Government that France is
standing firm in her opposition to
formation of central government
for Germany before Germany's
western border is fixed.
The announcement said Foreign
Minister Georges Bidault had pro-
posed that four power conference
be held in Paris to settle the issue.