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Evening star., 1946-08-18
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

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MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING, con.
PRICES ls,, : tnst a. satisfy; Ia 4s92. -24
yaY VETERANS ds7 evs5ni StaTtinE busnss WI
sfTFR.s sf4as ssIiSh9is al ass assl equipment.
al, az White ae veteran help. CHI 1901: ewes.
MoviNG, STORING. $4,000 square feet
available local moving; experienced men
sonabe rates MANHATTAN M pT1ss 70 sroRaEEe Gsa Eea 4
TRANSFER co. ME. 2o42, 63o New York
DAsHLL TRANSFER. local moving. gen.
eral hauling; 50-mile radius cargo in.
sured: prompt service Call DE. 9s11 day
or nlshe and Sunday Reasonable rates.
VETERANS 24-hour service: moving and
Hnabnns Habnr. odo 81 all kinds by hour or load.
EDELMAN's MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas: rates; will accept your surplus fur.
stor local. long-dist. moving. Ia sa31.
Ee TSpR HEsa gs1r,se 1.c,.. :,
goods and effects; new vans. trained crews.
Trash FL 1 REMovaTI Esae1isTs ssH EM iSss RFaov. 90
eTaI caI ca cnaaul5sn,sI s,Is tAl-yeteran organzation.
fBEfMsss fbESMsI2Sst MoVIsS MToSgssIso STORAGE
ntture as part payment on your moving:
m meval c Call Trinidad s27 Is.
EA-Gi. hauling moving storage; will movs
your trunk or your home; special rates to
veterans. JOHN GLOVER DE 1864 1ss
AT YOUR SERVICE" PARCEL DELIV.
ERY, Moving g. Storage. A delivery serves
Ios wnolesale and retail merchants
ACME MOVING & STORAGE co.-Ioca,
and, and long ing distance, No Job too large and
ss gs AsSIsS sSar 'es car. RsTgRs 5 gsa:
moving-day problems; packing. transporta-
Ilon and storage; many years OF expert.
enee pave made US SPECIALISTS In handling
your household effects Come In and let us
tals u over. Phone Ii 1854 or Ii $3.50
LIGHT MOVING JoBS~Wil make de-
liVer1es of any kind; nightwork speciality:
IF you ARE MOVING to, from or between
Ala Ark: Conn. D. c., Della, Fla. Ga,
I,als Indls NJ Kan:, Ky; La: Me. Mass: Nd.
n H. Ohio, Okla. Pa. r. J.. s. C, Tenn,
Texas, VT. Va. or Canada, call US for
rates, free estimates and suggestions about
packing and moving. ATLANTIC K WEST
ERN MOVING CO, 1925 Y ave ns
Phone FIR. 4533 or FIR S5o7. ofa
WANT LOADS OR PART LOADS to and
from pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit. Chi
esago. st; Louis. Kansas City, Denver. New
York. Conn, Boston, Florida Georsis,
Evening star., 1946-08-18
.ATTlE and LIVESTOCK tcont.

FOR SALE-Half-bred, aeed Q, 1871, ur
70 200 lbs. Good hunter and has wor
numerous ribbons in jumping and hand,
hunter classes: quiet, safe and has beer
[.-Gen by ladies' Can be seen at Meadow
brook Saddle Club. Chevy Chase, Nd
pEn oHfEf ffABT RiDSs sfn5 HoRsPs S's o SEQ se
tns implements, wagons, bussies, carts
sleighs, harness. lawn mowers, corn cut.
ters. Falls Church s65-W-2.
TWO. NICE, GENTLE RIDING horses; can
be seen Saturday and Sunday at $500
Queen Chapel road. WA s146. is
SOW. 9 PIGS, 3 SHoATs for sale. NJ j.
WAPLE. Alex. Va, Duke st. extended, Z
miles out, adjoining Quartermaster Depot
i s. ci .sSS sssS \ F'R sii.S'
ONE BAY GELDING, one Morgan n bred
mare both very quiet and sentle. WI
NICE HEIFERs for sale. s1e1 Old Ford
r. Friendly, Nd Telephone WA, e15a.
FoR s3LESs ponies Gheseh Jack JACK W., to years
old. very gentle They will work any
where. Al sood riders. H. B. EDNEY,
sAANEN DOES, >. young; fresh; also .
kidS' kid tI for $50, $40 c. P. WILLIAMS, Ashton.
GUERNsLY ToR sALE-Mnkins over 8
PiNTo PoNY AND MILK cows0Reas SON
Nc Clinton 595-W-2
HUNTERS t2l sired by Haphazard; one
very quiet saddle horse Phone Middle
burg IVA rs
Evening star., 1946-08-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

$50 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Young lady. to
share twin-bed room with another
young lady; lovely GENTLE home; near ex-
DAY CARE or full-time care of girl AGED
As; private home; excellent food; close te
schools: Arlington, near Wilson blvd. CHI
see MADISON ST. N.w.-Eave vacancy
for nice young girl; gentle home; good
food and near transp. ia. 1882.
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn room
for young man: semipriyate bath, switch
board. elevator: excellent board. 30
45 w ST.-Room with board, clean home.
home cooked meals; S12 each, married
couples or girls; good neiehborhood.
CHEVY CHAsE-Beautiful home: lovely
room for 2 or 3 young ladies; pvt bath,
excellent meals. tennis court. OIL. 6603.
f455 FAIRM0NT N.W.-one vacancy In
double room.> S43 mo-; large yard, fresh
vegetables; for young lady
I1Oi QUE ST. NV, walking distance tc
0owntown: large studio room for three
single beds, inner-spring mattresses. plenty
of closet space with screened-in back porch
next to bath, me-cooked meals: $41 so
tach. "a
i1s4 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large front dble
basement room, single beds; good food
S47 so month each --1S
WILL give excellent care for preschool.
aged children in licensed home. 81. 1883
7-1O BLAIR RD. NV, u blk. of ca. sne
Alaska bus. Choice rms for particular
sss91lsa; T. ans An d. 1894. Southern hostess. sH
Evening star., 1946-08-18
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD wanted in a Catholic
famllV IN ST Anthonys or ST Martini s
parish, by employed young lady. convent
graduate with good references. Call WA
see4 Saturday or Sunday or after : pm.
weekdays Ies
YOUNG MAN, nondrinker. desires room
with board. in a quiet home in Cheverly.
MD or vicinity. beginning Sept J. willing
TO- prepare own breakfast and lunch to
take out Write Box 202-B, Star.
GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY desires room
and bath with privilege OF breakfast if
indispoSed. Box 1o4-B, Star 49,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

MOUNTAIN REST HOME Modern
screened porches; good food; So per day;
MRS O. M GoCHENoUR, Edinburs. Va.
long dist 509-F-3l
COUNTRY HOME AND CABIN on U g.
No. II, two miles south of Edinburg. Va.
near riyer: own vegetables, milk and eggs;
modern conveniences; Greyhound bus oy
door. Phone Edinburs $50 between and
10 D.m. or write MRS. EDNA ROSEN-
BERGER. Route No. 9 Edinburs. Va. No
children under IL. Gentle home.
Evening star., 1946-08-18
ROOMS UHfURNiSHEp.

SILVER SPRING AREA, unfurnished rm
for vet. and wife; $50 per mo-; cony
tranSp. ST. 9231. --19
a2i 1ith ST. Me- light Housekeeping
rooms, heat. gas and electricity furnished;
S35 l9s
3DI3 OTIS ST. N.E.-Two front rooms,
light housekeeping. unfurnished, $40.
Phone DE. S755. lis
AGO 10th ST. S.E.-2 unfurnished rooms
and private bath, no children or pets,
couple only, $50 month. FIR 6424 is
Evening star., 1946-08-18

The address and rental price must be
included in Advertisements under
Rooms Apartments and Houses for rent
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where Star box num-
substituted for the address In such
cases The Star will secure the exact
address. which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest
Evening star., 1946-08-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont. ,

ROOM AND BOARD for youne Eirls, near
lis
LOVELY LARGE CLEAN RIM. for youns
man to share with other men; excellent
919S. -23
I.Vs NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-At-
tractive room. inner-sprtns mattress. ex-
ceIlent foou men only is
ROOMS FOR MIN AND WOMEN, reason
aole prices: sood food. I776 Massachu-
sets ave. NV -iQ
zoos MASS AVE. NV, u block Dupon.
Circle-Delicious home cooked meals;
double and triple, for ladies' $50 and up
CO. 1850
i40I 18th ST. N.w.-Nice aceomoda tious
suesthouse, for business people. sood
meas: phone IN room: reasonable. 81
Evening star., 1946-08-18
POULTRY g EGGS.

HEAVY BRAMAHs. to lbs. 81 so each
BY the lot WA, 4o43. o41l 57th ave.
Tuxedo. Md 49,
PULLETS, n. H. REDS-Just beginning to
lay. So so. Bowie 3s61 is
TURKEYS, TO lbs, 80 80 each. WA
lo43. 24ll 51th ave. Tuxedo 49,
200 STRONG HEALTHY r.o p. New Hamp.
sniTe Reds poultry ready TO lay. Ashton
\. H. RED PULLETs for sale, month.
old Ashton 2s34
selected Bred to pay profit on high
priced feed Broiler raisers, buy from
6TeSds, Go@eI vsye,s saye tropbie Hatch Tues
FOR SALE-Metal chicken house fo
,rf.a preedling ahia purposes; also 80 iron posts
PIGEONS, White King and SQUADS. NJ
reasonable offer refused, GOETZ, Clarks
burg. Nd. or NO. 9616, Monday
Evening star., 1946-08-18
ROOMS fURNlshED-s.E. and s.w

1911 v ST. S.E.-Lse bright rm.; use of
living rm; conv. to Navy Yard and Boil
ing Field; $50 mo- TR. o441.
400 PENNA. AVE. s.E.-Young girl to
share room with another girl, twin beds;
on carline: So wk. Ii 6I07
31O SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. SE.--Double
rm twin beds; cony. location, 1a-block
bus: 81 week each FIR 1908 81
3212 G ST. .s.E.@Singie room. gentleman
only, Sc week. TR. 1882 after $50 m
Evening star., 1946-08-18
APARTMENTS UhrURhIsHEp.

LARGE BEAUTIFUL APT, newly deco.
rated, consisting of l bedroom, living rm.,
bldg. near Conn ave; excellent trans.
portation; middle-aged couple preferred;
70 children: references; SIS. Box 2s3-A.
FOR COMMERCIAL USE ONLY. end-n.
apt, 2o3I K st. NV. 4 rooms, suitable for
l or ofices; Sl25 mo. MA O320. pa
, ROOMS and bath, heat furn modern
lmprov;, 1st floor. pvt bath, entrance.
10. l2S s st. NV. NO. 1894 call Mon
Evening star., 1946-08-18
COAL, wooD ond FUEL OIL.

COAL, wooD ond FUEL OIL.
SLABWOOD. mixed. cut 2 inches: cords,
go delivered. Call TR. 1850 after pm
Sunday.
ASDIR0NS, fire tools, screens and all fire.
pace goods repaired and refinished. D l.
FURNACE COAL. anthracite egg size, ap-
proxtmatelv 5 tons, SIS ton Basement
1893 N Quincy st, Arlineton Call Sun
Gay or Monday only Glebe 0627. 10
Evening star., 1946-08-18
ApTs. FURk. AND UkFUR,

NICE APARTMENT OF 18th ST avaiI,bi.
II you can sell me your house in or near
the District. win only deal directly with
owners. Write gox 247-B, Star.
Evening star., 1946-08-18

cars ana buses, &lU Wk
Clean, large, front, private bath. twin beds,
nasy ass RaXate sa eade decorated
Two refined. quiet ladies; gentle home:
:,sl, saq erfh ffksT ~. 81 sw-Master bedroom
room. Gentle. For . men 81 week
ss?si ,sss wAAl1Elas,yrs FA SlSs, parkway n.v.-Nsx-
s sIGn iEssHTioS sHsTFi 40 r. HGn's OR snS
keeping suite of attractively furn. liv rm
esd e@pd E COUPLE nH5 ossh s5 Entire Ord n Suitable
LGE:. ROOM, newly decorated: facilities
for light cooking $40 for |. $40 for 2
ssS Msr 0nlz AbAMs ApDs MEn IL 7a RoAbLsrse s
per mo: in sentile home overlooking Rock
ses sT f OFF iath sTpousis sss
$40 s3RD ST. N.W.-sinele rm for re-
phene en bus At door sa' s5 81 dnAs mo RE u
174s COLUMBIA RID. NV. Apt. s-Rcom
ffss'sHln fss eRfrrEsDEs saS ~ r. fssI fur
nished dble. room. Inner-spring mattress
tied phone, laundry priyii. $50 mo. dE
1850 all day Sun. weekdays after g..
"a
IIIs 18th st. n.w.-Lerse, single for man
semipriyate bath: select private home
a. 1113, $50 month.
fS.O CALVERT ST. N.W.-Lovely rm fol-
conven. transp.: reception rm,; $50 each
per mo AID a347. 30
3sl2 18th ST.-EeautI II large double
bedroom for > girls: 2nd floor front; al
conveniences . others using bathroom
laundry; REFRIGERATOR and some use Of
kitchen; readv for occupancy. $40
1908 18th ST. N.W.-Large. nicely furn.
ished room. quiet. employed gentleman
private home, unlimited phone: c,h.w.
Beautyrest mattress, large closet, desk
ing, 81 week. RA. 7776.
800? 18th st. n.w.-Vacancies for girls
kitchen priyil unlim. phone, showers
NEAR BUREAU OF sTANDARps-AvaiI
able to Naval Hospital single rm. TO-
roMga Large srfSen' s1nYsually sttIsssiys
NV. I'm. 6o1o.
Evening star., 1946-08-18

c.I neat, aVan. a1ter Aug. 70. Vienna b1-J.
Car necessary.
able Immediately, completely furnished
bedroom twin beds) living room, comb
kitchen-dinette. living ROOM bath, In apt.
BOX f5s-B. Star. Iss
SETTLED, young working couple to share
APARTMENT. Nearby Virginia References
must be furnished, Phone Chestnut 1900.
eoNS.l Cow Ave. at sodman st-a rooms asn fur
nished, kit. and bath; months rent
in advance, beginning September 1st, SI0O
a month. Box 29-A, Star is
COLORED-2sf5 SHERMAN ave- nw-3
girls to share modern two rooms, Kitchen
cite and bath; $3.50 each weekly. After
pm. 49,
Evening star., 1946-08-18
ROOMS WANTED.

WISH TO OBTAIN comfortable furnished
T9om TS2SI az and bath or small apt. near GWU.
BUCKINGHAM Vicinity - Partially furn
room, kit. priyil: pvt. Jewish home prefd.;
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-11
Adrian Resident
Accused by Girl

On complaint OF the father Of n
Is year old girl, Wednesday after
noon, state police arrested Charles
Edward Stetten. 80, 922 Bradish
St, Adrian. on statutory charges
Arraigned soon after the arrest,
Wednesday, in the court OF MUM.
cipal Judge Jay II. Payne, Ann Ar
hor Stetten waived examination
and was bound over to circuit court
under a $4,000 bond. Failing TO
produce the money. he was com
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-11
SEEKS BACK PAY

Detroit-AP-Don NJ Harlan, az
torney for Tyler Kent. announced
Thursday he would carry to the SUI
preme court his fight to obtain five
years back pay for the former L. S.
foreign service clerk who served
five years in British jails after con-
viction on charges of violating the
Official Secrets Act. The L. S.
Court OF Claims Monday dismissed
a petition to force payment of the
back salary and Kent's expenses
In retnrning 70 this country.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-11

lice that the box is ) by 6 inches,
and the teeth, both upper and low
err plates, are wired together at the
back OF the box. The case also
holds some valuable dental instru-
ments.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-11
TO PROCESS BRIDES

Detroit-AP- immigration Off
cisls will be sent TO Europe imme-
diately to begin processing CT
brides so they can enter the United
States, Thomas h. Shoemaker of
Philadelphia. deputy commissioner
OF naturalization and immigration,
said here last night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-11

mitted to the county TAIL to await
trial.
The girl lives with her parents
Just west Of Ypsilanti and attends
school here. Stetten is employed
at a gasoline station west of this
CITY.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-11
LOSES TEETH

Ann Arbor, Jan. 11-Haye you
found a set of false teeth in blue
and white box! Gerald Drew OF 203
n. ingalls, has lost them. He's a
dental student at the University OF
Michigan. Mr.. Drew told city po-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-22

the purpose of getting action on
the proposed Boy Scout camp at
West Summerland Key, Rev.
Doherty said. Lease on the prop
erty from the Overseas Bridge
and Toll Commission is still
pending, he asserted.
All Key West citizens interest,"
ed in seeing this camp for loacl
youth become more than just an
ideal are urged to be present at
the meeting, Rev. Doherty said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-22
Key West In = -: s:s''
Days Cone By s i i; e
OF AUGUST %. 1895

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack A. Delaney
announced the birth Of a daugh-
ter, weighing eight pounds, at 4
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon in the
South Beach infirmary. The new
conner has been named Jacque-
line Marie.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-22

Several baby octopi today were
added to the collection of fishes
in local waters that John A. Shea
and Hamilton Knowles are OBJ
tanning for shipment to the New
York Aquarium.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-22

Thomas M Kelly, retir e d
lighthouse keeper, returned from
Miami yesterday, accompanied
by his son and daughter, Thomas
L. Kelly and Mrs. Lena Roberts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-22

Two engineers today are MAX
ing surveys of the route over
which the Overseas Highway
bridges will be constructed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-22

William Lord, of the local Gus
toms service, who had received
orders transferring him to jack
sonville, received further orders
today informing him that he will
continue in Key West till further
notice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-22

Chief Deputy Sheriff Bernard
Waite returned from Matecumbe
yesterday, where he had gone
with a prisoner, wanted in VAL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-22

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
Bermuda hasn't got railroad,
either; islands don't need rail-
roads"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-22

The Key West Country Club
win give dance tonight in the
clubhouse on Stock Island.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-22

/. Applerouth left yesterday on
a business trip to New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-22

dosta, Ga. Prison guards from
that city met Waite in Matecum-
be and he delivered the prisoner
to them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-22
ScOuters Meet
This Evening

An important meeting of all
Monroe County Scouters will be
held at the st. Mary's Parish
Hall on Duval street tonight at
$3.50 o'clock, it was announced to-
day by Rev. E. Doherty, district
chairman of the Monroe County
Committee, Boy Scouts of Amer
lea.
The meeting is being called for
Evening star., 1946-10-19
Bengal Riots Reported
Affecting 10000
BY the Assoeioted Press

CALCUTTA, Oct. 19.-The States
man, a British-edited newspaper in
Calcutta and Delhi, said today that
about 10000 people and 400 viii
lages are affected by mob violence
in East Bengal"
Quoting its staff reporter tele-
phoning from the Chandpur SUBJ
division of the Tippera district, the
paper said "the principal motive be-
hind the lawlessness Is conversion OF
people to another faith and abduc-
tion of women, mostly girls"
Hindus are outnumbered by Mos
lens in the troubled Tippera and
Noakhali districts. MohandaS K
Gandhi, Hindu spiritual leader, told
followers in New Delhi yesterday
that every one in the districts run
ming the risk of dishonor should take
poison before submission"
The statesman added that over
100000 people had been evacuated
to Chandpur town from the interior,
normal trade channels had collapsed
and the resultant food shortage was
keenly felt.
Surendra Mohe Ghosh, president
of the Bengal Provincial Committee
of the predominantly Hindu Con-
gress Party, yesterday repeated his
estimate that at least 5000 had died
in the outbreak since October 10
Bengal government officials, Mos
lens, denied that the fatalities were
so numerous.
In Bombay, seven persons were re-
ported knitted to death and one
wounded in Hindu -Moslem rioting
since yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
By the Assoeioisd Press

BERLIN, Oct. 19-The 3rd In
fantry Regiment, oldest United
States Army unit in existence, will
be inactivated here November 20
and will be replaced by the Sd Bat
TALON of the 18th Infantry Regi-
ment, Maj. Gen. Frank A. Heating,
American commander in Berlin an
nounced today.
This change is in conjunction
with a reduction of American occu-
patton forces here, which also Will
affect military government person
mel. The process of consolidating
military government and United
States Army headquarters here, to
eliminate duplicating functions and
staffs, is now under way.
A cadre of the Sd Battalion.
which is part of the 1st Infantry
Regiment, has arrived here from
Landshut in the form of seven Of
ficers and is enlisted men. 1t is
to be brought up to strength OF
about 800 men by transfer Of low
Evening star., 1946-10-19
U. 5. Attache RepuIses
Iran Tribes Attack
By the Associated Press

TEHERAN, Oct. 19.-The United
States. Embassy yesterday said the
Assistant American Military Alta
che, Capt. A. M. Gagarine, opened
fire on tribesmen who attacked his
jeep on the road to Shiraz October
5, but there was mo evidence OF
any casualties"
The Embassy's statement on the
incident:
"On October 5, Capt. Gagarine,
Assistant United States Military
Attache, left Polikhan en- route to
Shiraz, driving jeep and accom-
panied by an Iranian interpreter.
About 20 miles from Shiraz, civil
ian truck preceding him was at
tackled by tribesmen, dragging the
driver out of the truck.
"Gagarine stopped the jeep and
began to turn around in order to re-
turn to Polikhan. While turning he
was fired on, the bullets coming
within 2 or feet of the vehicle,
and the bandits ran toward the We
hicle, firing. Gagarine had not yet
succeeded in turning and directed
the interpreter to return the fire.
The brigands Immediately took
cover behind an embankment near
the road. There was no evidence of
any casualties.
After turning, Gagarine started
rapidly toward Polikhan and sud-
denly observed about 80 firing horse
men approaching to cut him off.
Gagarine answered their fire with
IS rounds from his carbine, shooting
in the general direction of the
horsemen. The horsemen dispersed
over ridge. There was no evidence
of casualties in this group either.
"Gagarine returned to Pohkllan
without further incident.
He learned subsequently the
truck driver had proceeded to Shiraz
and had circulated several stories,
one of which was that Gagarine's
jeep was an armored car with
machine gun and that he inflicted
TO casualties upon the bandits. There
is no confirmation of any casualties
during the entire incident"
Evening star., 1946-10-19
London Papers Cover
Address at Lenoth

LONDON, Oct. 10 (R).-London' S
morning papers devoted lengthy
front-page coverage today to Secre-
tary of State Byrnes report on the
Paris Peace Conference.
The Daily Mail printed the speech
under a banner headline reading
~. S. Makes Give-and- Take Appeal
to Moscow"
Other headlines included:
Daily Graphic-"Byrnes Hits Out
at Russia"
Times-"Mr. Byrnes Reply to
Soviet Attacks-Disturbed by Con-
tinued Tension"
Daily Herald-"Byrnes: I'm Puz-
zled by Russia"
Daily Express-"Byrnes: Will Be
Firm With Russians"
News Chronicle - Tension Be-
tween U. S. and Russia Continuing.
The Conservative Daily Graphic,
the only paper yet to editorialize on
the address, commented that MI.
Byrnes said what many people in
this country, as well as in America,
have been thinking for some time, u
and added, "It was necessary that
some one should say this"
Evening star., 1946-10-19
Ha|sey Calls for Seapower
To Keen Down Criminals
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-Admiral
William F. Halsey, jr., last night
called for maintenance of United
States seapower, saying I'VE still
have criminals and predatory ma
tions in our midst" and you can't
keep them down by words alone"
you have got to keep them down
by force" he said in speech before
the Goth annual dinner of the Pro-
peller Club of the United States.
Declaring the fleet must be able
to 60 any place, any time, as we see
it," Admiral Halsey said:
Whether you like it or not, we
are the strongest power in the
world. We have got to lead the
people in the ways of peace. You
can't maintain peace by words"
Admiral Halsey added that to sup
port the fighting feet I'VE must keep
our merchant marine on top"
Evening star., 1946-10-19
Head Of Pro-Soviet Church
In China Is Arrested
By the Assoeioted Press

SHANGHAI. Oct. 19.-Archbishop
Victor, head of the pro-Soviet Greek
Orthodox Church in China, was ar
rested today by Chinese police who
said they were acting under instruc-
tions of the Ministry of National
Defense at Nanking. They refused
to report the charges against him.
The arrest caused stir in Shang-
hai's large Russian community.
Archbishop Victor has been the
center of furious controversy with
Bishop John, head of the White
Russian Orthodox Church in Shang-
hal, who had refused to hand over
to Victor the cathedral and other
former CZarist church property
here.
Soviet authorities were studying
the case with the possibility of,
making representations to Chinese
authorities.
Evening star., 1946-10-19

Dog lovers split double-header
in Municipal Court yesterday when
Judge Walter j. Casey ruled in
favor of one dog owner and fined
another S..
A charge of allowing her three
dogs to bark, howl, and otherwise
disturb the peace and comfort of a
certain person" was dismissed
against Miss Mary Heald, 1877
Twenty eighth street NV.
william A. Elliott of 1915 Twenty
eighth street NV. who preferred
charges against Miss Heald, testi-
fed he knew the dogs voices, and
that it was her dogs which dis
turbed him on the morning OF Sep
tember q and % "for 2 to S minutes
around 7 o'clock"
Miss Heald said the dogs could not
have bothered Mr.. Elliott, since they
were not out for more than a min
ute" on those mornings, "and when