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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
ne Lord Makes Himself Known
In Orange Park
'yriThi. lsis. by New south Features.
By Harold Preece

Fr- ~ kes q FLORIDA I've just come As,s ,,o--
e-te PAX oo~n hef. in Florida I've seen nov
l y mAkirT ais ucrs known in ,hs. ,,,,
4-' outside o "a ssonrlle. in tn =. ~
ttit.tts fl'
Mayor ~ overall.
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o''n VISITED fhs Orange Pax to- -,
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
BETTER REPRESENTATION

After or ectors oa proposal redstr.et Detroit
member p re ~ awe io-ntf Republican Committee
stared the crc- scr = peton. force place On he
ballot for propose ~ recistrct ne city.
This legislative rsappor-lonrent fght was begun in
the Legislature it-ef i failed 1v single vote In the
regular session. ard Republican decided continuation Of
the battle u ne Februsry session would re hopeless
The issue ne hands u ne voters u Detroit
and we again remind - slppor- this program not be-
cause i started b. the Republicans but because Il
MAKES for healthier political situation and insures demo-
srae representation in the state legislature AL clubs
organizations churches and labor groups should support
HE Important issue.
II Democracy ia Michigan is 10 be assured. then
pp0rionment ia step in that direction Let al groups
represented and do away with one-sided legislative
government
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
olored Pscple
Have Friend IN TNo

named Mrs
n0n'ft - The t'rr
' es.fsaii17 = me vri,sa y
NS-ritaft7 mefisns now
N'as p'a n l.raon mo.,iv os,
TfsTfe r FER 'a.s husband
N'o"'rr Yrs Roosevelt however
" ear b sue ihs, sh.ufl ~,
craze ne occasion Win
T-'s Is 'Ae ,rs, position H..
ever eele whets SIZE us
Rfid roNr,al mower srs,r,
ny only :. ,he armed Win ,hs
0''c.sl an'hofi'v ~ .hc r-.la
states eotsfnmert hn. .A,
- III rfss'iee = r,sr..
I'm p Roosevsl' In ar s,N..
~A''h re'eres his usn.s T,
ae'e asset she aed. hsr own rs.
inconsiierah'e talents and ,hs-r
and her own feelings tha, *,
ntafs mo end ~ Ner day9sha ~
l'''e % lose hy s,analrr ~ M.
she believes IN
Now thar Russia Is ,or,,, -
issue of immediate rNo ,rr.,..
snip over colonies and snh,o.,
neorles IN scattered psr,s =, ~.
Eorld il Is fortunate tina, in ns
delegation is a ncr.r,.,
'sure who fully believe. IN ,ra.
dom and equality FOR All w..
and peoples
Trouhlc Starting
'rain In lava
irrerlalists never learn 49,
rfrer forget The firhiine IN t,,a
's' ahaied IN recent wecls MN.
.'o'ernor-ccncrai van Nook ~.
"fi'h ruler hurried to I,oii.na
Fiih = plan for strategic COW.
ions 10 tho cmhat,led no,,,..
'arily he did SO At british ins,.,
nos' because tho british wer,
'H'harrassed nv tho react,o. =,
world opinion 10 their m,,,,.s.
operiions with Japanese ..,,.,
aneN AGAINST The subject. ~ a11.
other power.
However tyrannicni VI, H..
sop !. to the Indonesians msrv
OF 'he Dutch think him Too ,,h
efal Under the pressure =, ~.
Nnlee government N n,,,., Nv
,' ',s'er' ~ : brl"f conference 4,
&c country homo IN Fnrlana
ne top Dutch official. consented
70 80 along with van Mook', pIsn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
Colored People
Around the World
BY Nelson Foote

~ +aAse- ses-s 81. a.asa, s 80
'Aeenss'aas Ass4is Ok sr.t..a
-sitfi ana sae.-t aee- 81 tie
-rH i1 ne tsA-.s sMch s,esl.
Afsler inteles; III f-s
,-tr HeA A7lA SEX forth "a rs
i'ifn 90 $3.50 A'Acush i. AS
Nt h4.t .eat leaders ~ re
la-orssaa Eep-hi, hancl. ap, d
'ne Ni,'in-s and starvation q
'aen s~opie 0o4ld possibly have
t7iea il
F1 'sa Naos bed nor eeeu scr
I've days as.er, ihs .mpeialst-
Hantee elements in ,ss Dutch
vote. 20 send an a-
e-'i-a'ir 1omm'fes sr, hin.
,e' weN he is an 90 Thereby
~ sftfmeni Win tic British "a
tAf'.'ce yan Nook immediately
loses = authority to resume tar.
SEEMING ard 'he tears 81 mo nrs,
adioai elements IN Java seem
Nsi'fiet The NOS, dire results
ire snre 20 follow
tan Rritl>h Labor
BEFORE Jesus bcsan his three
years ~ teaching 81 IS told that
The devil took him up on a hiSh
mountain and showed him an the
k'nsdoms of the world Fall
dowr and worship me" said ire
devil and all ~ those shall 81
your domain
In certain rsys the predics-
mcn' Of the British Labor Party
Is very similar Now hoidinr ne
reins ~ government over The
greatest empire tho world he's
over seen. its members have An
eN'ruoiatine choice to make be-
tween their socialist and demo-
cratic ideals on TIE one hand and
'h'ir ambitions and sense o. i'm
pof'aucc ON the other To date
'ney have wevcrcd between the
Two choices seemingly unable -
decide
u they choose q follow the
PRINCIPLES which have guided them
" Their criticisms of the policies
~ NeNous. governments. they
WI give NJ their empire. Half
o humanity on which the British
rag never has set too well viii
'esin to rule themselves Not
nn'V viii india. Africa and the
East and West Indies become free.
nut oonnlvinx British diplomats
'epfesen'ing the imperiallstlc eco
Continued On Rans n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26

MURRAY I. willing 20 80 III ,i4+l~orksrs gef
ihfr rSise ~ ths sspsn>s 81 The consumer He
WI not dfmnr y steel goes NJ - ion even
'N"ush that raise rill h felt al through The
nations price structure
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26

~ =---ss-s c7-~
Evening star., 1946-12-18

had been assured "very recently" BY
Admiral Lord Mountbatten, Prince
Philips uncle. that there was moth
ing to" the report Of an engagement
although Admiral Mountbatten
has been described by other sources
| as strongly favoring his nepheW's
marriage to the future queen.
If there We're any political OBJ
ljectionss to the Princess choice OF
a husband, the cabinet certainly
would express opposition, the in
formant said. Some sharp objec-
tions to Prince Philip as royal con-
sort have been voiced in left-wing
circles on the ground that he would
| form a link with the Greek royalist
government.
However, the handsome 25-year-old
Prince, soon to become British
subject, has been defended by a
number of left-Wipg Laborites. and
the British press recently has printed
a series of pictures and stories point
Evening star., 1946-12-18
Elizabeth 5 BefrofhaI
Not Put Up 10 AttIee
YET, Officials Report
sy ihe Asseeioi.d Press

LONDON, Dec. 18.-Prime Minis
ter Attlee and his cabinet have not
been consulted about an engage
ment for Princess Elizabeth, an OFF,
cial source said today, and as a re-
suit the rumors that she will marry
Prince Philip of Greece and Dem
mark must be regarded as pre-
mature.
Under the Royal Marriages Act of
1772-passed to guard against unde-
sirable marriages that might affect
the succession to the throne-no
member of the royal family may
marry without permission Of the
King, and the King as a constitu-
tional monarch acts only with the
advice of his ministers.
An exception is made for MEM
bers of the royal family who are Is
or older. They may marry without
consent, provided they give the Privy
Council years potice and Parlia-
ment, during that year, does not dis
approve of the marriage. Princess
Elizabeth will not be 81 until next
April.
The government source said he
Evening star., 1946-12-18
Christmas Gift cenier
Reports Volume Rising

Toys, clothing, cash and other
useful gifts are being received IN
increasing volume from individuals
and groups at the Christmas Gift
Distribution Center, Room 6065,
Treasury procurement Building,
Seventh and D streets S.W., 1t was
announced today.
The center Is organized, as it was
last year, under the auspices Of the
Christmas Committee Of the Council
of Social Agencies, with the help of
the Volunteer Bureau Of the, codn-
Gil. It has been set up as a facility
Evening star., 1946-12-18

Tor the distribution Of gifts to people
who need them.
Individuals who wish to make ap-
plications to receive these Christmas
gifts should do SO in writing to the
Christmas Committee at he Council
of Social Agencies headquarters,
1l01 M street NV. Miss Josephine
S. Starr, secretary Of the commit
tee, asked applicants not to lpply
in person. Requests will be con-
sidered as they are received. /.
Request forms have been sent to
family and child welfare agencies
of the Community Chest Federation
for the agency workers to fill out for
needy families.
Evening star., 1946-12-18
? Pope' Names .. G. Priest
las Canon Of St. Peters

VATICAN CITY, Dec. 49, Pope
Plus XII yesterday named Msgr
William Hemmick Of washington tt
the Chapter OF the Basilica Of ST
Peter's-the first non-Italian In
modern times to be counted among
the canons OF the worlds largest
church.
The Pittsburgh-born, European
educated! erelale, Who for most OF
his 10 years in Rome had been one
OF the canons Of the Church Of St
Mary Major, said he took the Pope's
appointment as another indica-
fiAl of his desire to uniyersalize
the church.
Evening star., 1946-12-18
.MeteoroIoqists to Meet

c. j. Hubbard, in charge Of Arctic
projects for the Commerce Depart
nlent's Weather Bureau, will tell
how the Navy and the Weather
Bureau co-operated to establish the
weather station at Thule, Greenland
most northerly weather station in
this hemisphere when he addresses
q meeting OF the Washington branch
lof the American Meteorological So
ciety at BIS o'clock tonight in the
Interior Department auditorium.
Evening star., 1946-12-18
THE EVENING STAR washington, p. G. A-l9
q - WEDNESDAY DECEMBER u, Js4.
Airport Group Plons Dance

/ Al Christmas buffet dinner and
dance for all military personnel sta
toned at washington National NJ
port will be held at s o'clock tonight
In the mess hall Of the Air Trans
port Command terminal.
Evening star., 1946-12-18

ling up his English background and
This lack Of any direct connection
with Greek politics.
Evening star., 1946-12-18

Extra! Extra! Buy your extrs
United States Savings Bond today
Evening star., 1946-12-11
D. {. Is Urged 10 Relieve
Barney Circle Congestion

! The Suthmit Park Citizena Associ-
alton last night asked the Diz3fict
to take Stepss to relieve trafdc cons
gestion at Barney circle Sc, as
proposed by George Marshall .
member. !.
If buses were routed direct nom
the ensi ~ the line to.the downt M MI
area. Tho barney ctxG1e tes1ni nizani
would Be- eliminated. !. lie raid.
Other members contended that,
with the proper number Of buses
serving the Southeast area, all street.
cars east of Eighth street on Penn
sylvania avenue Sc, could be elimi-
mated by routing them south on
Eighth street to the Navy Yard.
The association also approved the
appointment of q committee to in
vestigate crowded conditions in the
schools caused by the large number
Of pupils attending from outside the
District. Arthur Morrissette said
lower grade children are suffering
from lack Of full days education.
because they may attend school only
half day."
Miss Marie Feriozi was elected
secretary of the association.
The meeting was held in the Ann
Beers School, Alabama avenue and
Thirty sixth place Sc, and con-
Quoted by William ]. Smith, presi-
dent.
Evening star., 1946-12-11
Foreign Minister'S
Await Soviet Word
On German Talks
Sy shs Assoe;otsd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. II. - Other
members Of the Big -Four Foreign
Ministers Council awaited word
from Soviet Foreign Minister Molo-
tov today on whether they should
plan an immediate or delayed start
on German and Austrian peace set
Elements. Diplomats speculated
that Mr.. Molotov was awaiting word
from the Krenlin.
The Council was to meet this
morning for another session on
purely secondary questions still out
standing In the italian, Romanian,
Hungarian, Bulgarian and Finnish
peace treaties.
Several QuestiorA Cleared Up.
Bypassing the German question
yesterday, the Council cleared up
several Of these, including provisions
for q director over the projected in
ternational port of Triestes and for
an international port commission
including the United States and
other powers. This assures each OF
the Big -Four permanent and di-
rect voice in Trieste economic af-
fairs.
A disagreement arose over treaty
provision guaranteeing civil air.
craft rights Of distress landings in
the former enemy satellite coun-
tries. Mr.. Molotoy objected to put
ting any such provision in the
treaties, indicating he feared pri-
vate aircraft would take advantage
of it to fly without permission ever
Eastern European countries.
There was hope of agreement on
this point today and also hope of
cleaning up minor economic provi-
sions on which the Big Four were
to receive recommendations from
their deputies.
But the real crux Of their work
between now and the expected Fri
day adjournment concerns the work
on Germany being mapped in prep
aration for the next Big -Four con-
ference at Moscow March 10.
Want Deputies Named Now.
Secretary of State Byrnes. Brit
ish Foreign Secretary Beyin and
French Deputy Foreign Minister
Maurice Couve de Murville want al
panel of deputies named now to hold
hearings for small nations on Ger
man peace questions. They alsol
have urged naming deputies to getl
to work on an Austrian treaty.
Mr.. Molotov first objected to these
procedures. He said the deputies
should not be given any tasks until
the foreign ministers themselves
had met in Moscow and instructed
them in general what to do. InI
response, Mr.. Byrnes virtually has
said he would not 60 to Moscow
himself under such circumstances.
Mr.. Molotov declared two days
ago he would have to think over
both the Germany and Austrian
deputy proposals. The general as-l
sumption is that this meant hel
would check with Moscow.
Evening star., 1946-12-11
| President 10 Announce
Seiup for Liquidation

President Truman viii announce
tomorrow the creation Of . liquidat-
ing agency to take over the func-
tions Of the Once OF Price Admins
istration, Civilian Production Ad-
ministration, and other war emer-
gency agencies, Press Secretary
Charles g. Ross said today. The
President will make his announce
ment at q press conference at 10
am. tomorrow.
Mr.. Ross repeated that certain
other war agencies" would be, In
corporated In the new set-up but
there was no hint Of what these will
be, nor was there any indication Of
who will direct the rev groura.
The secretary would not comment
on whether housing will be effected
by the new set-up.
Evening star., 1946-12-11
Macarthur to Get Medal

TOKYO, Dec. IL tP.-The Grand
Cross of the French Legion Of Honor
will be added Saturday to Gen.
MacArthur's numerous medals. The
presentation will be made by 1t.
Gen. Zinovi Pechkoff, head Of the
French Mission, before a limited
gathering Of high foreign officials
and the working press.
Evening star., 1946-12-11
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Evening star., 1946-11-25
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will buy. Answer. Box Ss0sx. Star. I255
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Evening star., 1946-11-25
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

Hegs HoFEd y EM5EY M5s 1sl2 S Baths
$3.50 SCI Single single, ''f' s. to 81 double. RE 1872.
5Is sT.-clean, nicely furn.. dble sleep 2
ing rms, maid. telephone @ Ssry,; dsy SdSH sdSs
anf TaE ep pALTPsR1s1s Tsss R r. ei ave-; de luxe at
mosphere; So day; weekly rates on doubles;
GIRLS CLUB, Soo1 Kalorama I'd. NV
and laundry privileges: ideal for refined
HeIhRf HOME roR elss Ss4 Pss chevy
lear Connecticut ave. bus, 20 minutes
5To% ssv sg1s Mta41 all rs EM
nished and newly decorated, for men,
sSs sss1 eafs: 81 81 ~ aW.sinsle rm. next to
sRE GAsE sg5s Rn sasSsssns pSss l. 7ss sT
person; Is square from busline: unlim.
9oShe 9oSf NEW S2 HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-Nice
double room next to bath. twin beds, un-
limited phone, private nome; express i pus
at door, gentlemen only go eacn. Ok a.
Nj. PLEASANT. 174s Hobart st. NV
ge o1eooEns tadS EoeF crses Part
Faith, sinele or double, for men between
20 and 81 SO gnIA psGns daaSs a3 oe5S T
5sos 81 Fiji III. AVE AVE. N.W.oLares double room,
twin beds, newly furnlshedi SemiDatn'
gentlemen preferred: $3.50 mo. e@acn. @
1860 MONROE N.w.-Double room. twin
beds. furnished: private home; gentlemen
r s75o 81 MASS. Ass AVE AVE. NV young men to
share room, newly decorated; maid serv-
Ice and laundry privileges; $3.50 month.
1904 sth ST. N.w.--Master bedroom, twin
BEDS, for Q gentlemen or girls; good trans !;
in Jewish home: $50 each. RA: 4559.-26
613 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Stngle front
room for gentlemen; Sc wk. 20
Evening star., 1946-11-25
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1914 38th ST. N.W.--Two girls to share
bedrm., twin beds. in large apt; maid
So1s ss5yss sl sfSd t. snare sss We
with other. $50 mo. includes, everything
Cali before or. after 8 p.m., 202 Will
mington pl. s.e., Apt. s301. Ii. 6767. --25
s5SoM ssoS month 1ph Bes s ssa a
57Is 57s list 81. NV eonsenial girls. 25
to 80, to share 2-bedroom gentle apt.
with other girls; twin beds; $50 a month
NEaR sasn navy SYARD-rhree rooms. bath.
$50; no children. Boz. 194-z, Star. 26.
SITTING ROOM and bedroom, half bath.
ssss service during rush hour. cslII ! sH.
1885 after z am. 70
1924 IRVING ST. NW.-3-room apt, share
employed couple; .Ss5;
nished M al apartment; COZ convenient re- lent doWntosn;
$40 mo. ca. MI. 6S67, after pm l.
GIRL, 25-35. to share, room. kit. bath
apt. with another girl; S35 month; cal
eyes; only .n' between zs and 9. liao 52th
1880 ST. N.W.-Bachelor apt; large rm.
modern bath, Frigidaire. small cooking ia
f1fIlsh fuRSIsaED hi s suITE 2 p rms. retrg mod
sas sss dst av hsa sssson Py ssoo BS.
CATHOLIC GIRL. 80 yrs. or over. to share
smart apartment with another giri; S45.
SMSppLaaED LEI WoMaS after e shsre apt
with woman who works nights. $50 per
mo. and stay with child nights. 2s11
sssa56@a sin j. RMS. next to bath. 1st n.
pvt. entr,: day-working couple only, with
zlIF St ruRn ns All hpT e44sM for men,
S45 ca; utilities included; apt. bldg
Evening star., 1946-11-25
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.
ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.
RooMs WITH BOARD.

14OI 18th ST. N.W.-Lge dbl; 2 girls to
share lge. room with pvt. bath with another
girl; vacancy in triple; good meals; SWITCH
1873 10th ST. N.w.-Large triple rm.,
single beds, with PVT. bath, for girls, z
nice meals day; also place for man. ---2B
3 GIRLS to share lge. rm., pvt. home. A
home away. from home. EXP. bus. and
home privileges; reasonable. IA. AS40
ROOM FOR EMPLOYED mother and
child. board and day care for child. LU.
Children keot by licensed home; ages
ira MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large room for
3, adjoining bath: single beds; $50 ga.
monthly; gentle h9me. .., -26,
share rm. for man; 2 meals per day; maid
service; $44 GO per month; AD; g42s; ~
Md.1Roon1s and meals. also few va; va;
sH. 64S5-SH. g740. -25
girls; meals daily, including sunday.
1927 10th ST. NV. (near Dupont Circle).
JEWISH HOME for elderly people; nice,
quiet rooms, finest kosher food, friendly
individual care and attention, special diet
and tray service If desired; close to syna-
gogue. zoos Sth st. ne TR. 9104. 29s
ROOM AND BoARD-Washington' largest
boarding house. Double rooms to share,
for men and women. 2 meals per day.
Maid service. Running water In every rm.
$4S to S65 per month. 1926 21st NV,
WESLEY HALL. III