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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

1887 OLDSMOBILE, 2 door sedan,
good condition, radio and heater.
Phone 2-8132.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

DOUBLE WINDOWS With casing
$500, Single windows $1,000. De-
livered Sneeding Trading Co. 1706
Castle.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

ALL COOK stoves and heaters.
cleaned and repaired. l sell and
install oil heaters and hot water
heaters. Work guaranteed. Dial
5529.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19
2LAuios. Trucks. frailers

194O CHRYSLER 6, NEW Motor,
excellent condition, very reason
able. BIO Market.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19
25-Coal. Wood. Fuel Oil

FOR YOUR Kerosene and fuel
oil. phone 2-2166. Sneeden's Ser
vice Station, Winter Park.
Prompt Delivery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19
33-Cais. Dogs. Pets

TWO THOROUGHBRED Chinese
Chow pups, one male and one
female. 308 No. 18th street.
Call 2-1695.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

POT TYPE oil circulator, electric
refrigerator, oil stove, bedroom
suits, studio couches. Batson
Transfer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

REGISTERED AND Pedigreed
Cocker puppies, blacks, females
$500; males $500. Dial 2-8775.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

PARTS FOR OIL stove, wicks,
globes, burner bowls for any
make oil stoves. Star Furniture
Co., 601 No. 4th street.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17
Keep Them Healthy

To reduce lamb and sheep losses
from dogs and wolves, use truck
flares placed in holders on top of
steel posts driven into the ground.
Sheep learn to gather near the
flares at night. Wolves and dogs
are kept away by the flicker of the
Iaame and the odor.
If DOT fails to control flies around
the barn, it's probably because there
are manure piles or old straWstack
bottoms nearby. These breeding
places can turn out flies faster than
DOT can kill them.
Blackhead of turkeys is caused
oy an organism that is carried by
,ecal worms. Phenothiazine is eff
fective in removing these worms
from chickens and turkeys. Many
turkey raisers now give phenothia-
zine in the mash every three or four
weeks to prevent outbreaks OF black
1ead.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

troll was fed a basal grain ration
consisting Of barley, oats, beet pulp,
peas and bran.
The other three groups had the
same grain ration, with these addi-
lions: Lot 2, Fowler's solution (18
grams arsenic trioxide per 1000
pounds of grain); lot 8, 300 grams
of nux vomica per 1000 pounds of
grain; lot 4, 2 pounds thiouracil per
1000 pounds of grain.
During the first two weeks of feed
ing, the heifers getting nux vomica
Qot - gained 3.8 pounds per head
daily; those getting Fowler's solu-
ton, 2.6 pounds; those getting thi-
ouracil, "a pounds; control animals,
only 6 pounds. During the follow
ing two-week period, nux vomica
steers gained Al pounds; Fowler's
solution, 81; thiouracil, 8; con-
troll, 8.
AS the weeks went by, the aver
age daily gains for all groups came
closer together. Here are the rates
of gain for the four groups at the
end of IA weeks: Controls (no
235 pounds; Fowler's So
luton, 2.6 pounds; nux vomica, 2.7
pounds; thiouracil, 2.5 pounds.
The cost of feed per pound of
weight gain was lowest in the nuX
vomica group. That is, they made
better use of feed than the others.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17
farms Use Six Times
As Many Tires as City

The typical Midwestern American
.arn has six times as many rubber
Tres on it's rolling stock as one
,ar city-dwelling family, survey
conducted by B. F. Goodrich com
,any indicates. The survey COW
red lO5 farms in a representative
"a ericulturar' county in Illinois,
md disclosed an average of 80 pneu-
a,atic rubber tires per farm. From
he standpoint of actual rubber vol
me the farmers edge is greater.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17
Law on Stolen Aircraft

The U. S. government had no
law that specifically applied to per-
sons involved in interstate flights
of stolen aircraft until September
"a, 1915, when the National Motor
Vehicle Theft act was amended to
cover such cases.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17
Halloween's the Time for Party;
Plan Your Games for Happy Eveninq

Our booklet No. 60 has party games of
all kinds-ice breakers, pencil-and-paper
stunts, team games. Send Is cents in
coin for "Games for Good Parties" to
Weekly Newspaper Service, 243 West 18th
Street, New York, N. Y. Print name,
address with zone, booklet title and
No. 60.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17
KNOW YOUR BREED
British PercherOn
By w. j. DRYDEN

The British Percheron, Like the
American Percheron, originally was
imported from the La Perche prov
ince near Normandy, France.
First used extensively during
World War I, the demand for this
type of draft bprse was so great
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

HALLOWEEN is the night when
- the witches ride and little
children ring doorbells. It's won
derful time for party-giving and
the games you plan should suit
the occasion.
Call your scavenger hunt witch hunt
with dancing paper skeletons and cross.
eyed cats among the items to be found.
Give pumpkin to the winners.
Dress your fortune teller up as witch
and watch your guests flock around.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17
Russia's First Railroads
Carried Church Cars

For several decades after Rus
sia's first railroad began to oper-
ate between ST. Petersburg and
Moscow in 1851, the trains running
on Sunday and holy days carried,
for religious services, one or two
"church cars" whose special
equipment included stained-glass
windows and sacred paintings.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

~ AS y
are for humans is
contained in re.
search conducted
by Washington ex-
pertinent station.
A year ago the
experiment station
started a feed
ing trial with four
groups of Hereford
heifers (six in each
group. One group
(SerVing as a con-
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

~ i 01 39-V. Gas Light Plant only
Isser,o oio' 52-V. Delco Wind Charger and
vss In.es' % heavy duty 3-leg towers; 32-V.
sse, Nh, RADIO toaster; several motors and
6"n ~ cleaner. Will sell the outfit for
li6Mr IN VIII sell separately. SOLLIE I'M
'hNi CO., Broadview, Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

Percheron exhibited at British
Percheron Horse show, Rist0n,
Cambridge.
that by 1918 the British Percheron
Horse society had been formed to
encourage the breeding of Perche~
rons for agricultural work.
The color of the British Percheron
is gray or black with little white.
Stations are a minimum of Is
aands, 3 inches tall, with mares al
owed inches shorter.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

sale; Large new garage and shop build
y !. gas pumps, tools, euuipment. home in
N.Y. New New car franchises available. Good
will, iTGcation in fast growing county seat.
fon VIII make money for you. Also service
- farms, town property and lake
La, Inquire GORDON GiPE, Poison,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

fush Ia,e; Pioneer 38v Duplex Gravel
4 rubbors ana screening plant Complete
,. l2 sia and all conveyors; Pioneer
teenino single gravel Crushing and
nveyors. plant Ia! on rubber complete with
on rnhb pioneer 3O"x1s" crusher roll
Oehring J Dvr, motor if desired; Three
2mbinafionD udmptors; Speeder "a yard
BIS. All shovel and dragline Mod
= good We, equipment overhauled and
pint, Mo arising condition, near Wolf
EN, Conrad a. OSCAR J. MORTEN-
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

surplus: Hunters. trappers, fisher
~ shers, all outdoor men. be warm by
~ pair of down-filled air corps
- ~, forest green twill; durable yet not
- ", SuSpenders. also belt loops, five
, ,s; Seattle, wash. sio.s5 POSTPAID in
IIzu states. Send money order. C. II.
---Sue, 1874 Sc 29rd Ave-, Portland IS, Ore.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17
Feeding SfimuIants
To Increase Weight
Utilization Of Feed
Profits From Dosage

Evidence that tonics and stinu-
lants are as effective for livestock
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

|s"ate party wants to buy garage with car
/ lsnchiSe or theater on reasonable basis.
|MNe Room !, 1856 First Ave. E., Dickinson,
'sHh Dakota.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

u SALE: Tavern and Restaurant located
81, brewster, about 10 miles from ON Foster
le1nsesu am ns Wine, bottle and draft beer
r ninh,H crossed $4,000 in 1916 not incIud-
- nvsas and punch board receipts, which
luek. e Tread Price $4,000 plus inventory
ltssster ie rms w. G. MORRIS, Realtor,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

third Iic cnla 1s47 crop. Cash for cattle.
roximsttss1S,tn on land. Very fully equipped.
be u nder :, 4S5 head high grade Hereford
er rlabis s years, 80 head horses. Good
bly Ts an Approx. 1900 tons hay an
/ taciIitiasse nve streams. Wonderful graz
Rtricltv H. handle 1900 or more cattle.
Out So r, ,%Goaern houses. Ample buildings.
1ting and d. e.. rom Missoula. Wonderful
! -oNuAN AGENCY, MissouIa, Montana
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

I.nted Expert Linoleum and Tile Layer,
1--WE an hour, 4O-hour week, 5cs COM
- - ION on their sales, time and half over
ri ri STEADY employment for right party.
~ wire or write Immediately the
ri lGhN FLOOR COVERING COMPANY
= central Ave-, Great Falls, Montana
A Phone 6545
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

~ pulling machine including hydraulic
nefs 100 tons each; powerful winch, trailer
noented four wheels rubber; cables; shear
evas elevators; spider; chain tongs, etc.
a $780, C e. FOoTE, GreybulI, wyoming.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

a LITTLE embroidery goes q
long way toward identifying
your kitchen! Look-what sinnple
cross-stitch! Look-what CAV de-
signs for towels!
Here's embroidery youngsters love to
40! Pattern 1892 has transfer of 6 motifs
about 51a by 71a inches. y 'iio'is
Our improved pattern = visual with
plete directions-makes neediework e eos,i'
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

o. ga and one IA. tract of land, located
northern part of Occur d'Alene, Idaho,
= block east Fourth street south Of Armory.
l!!ee So, $50 and $3.50 each. ELLA DOUG
~, 9'5 Chadron Ave-, Chadron, Nebr.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

II Laborers, Free Transportation, board
room in labor camp $13 per week.
re s1.o0 per hour, time and one-half
II 40 hours. Write Harry Minis, Metro
ian Hotel, New Salem, N. d.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

-,1nI FOR SALE: 100000 #. Douglas
w. Also complete logging equip
Wv ,nc,,ding 80 Cat. ALFRED GUSE,
> 90, Big Timber, Montana.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-southeost.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS sECTIoN-Prac-
calz peT det brick 6unsSl1w afSe level los
GzRTM&a fHnsF RaI' kEAi e ITR aif efs is4S Good
Aspsc5ossfa AsSpsc & g1s7 IL 1Sth semi
det & BRICK. NV, heat. lnciosed rear porch;
easily nveltible TO 2, apis: this is an
&C. FL Ssfs sFoksr
SoSes.ss e sssq ssHmeFets 81:
sarase. sarase iT fnsTpecsion By appointment only
W4sHEN NA Asf sass ss''s''ss ol :s 'si9 H1
a ge7 ssss..ga, gsss FL i:s ss
sh sEIsti i l.' f. f. fS'islsss: Snd fsssRsas
reation rn1.s fireplace: oEnero oG Gsscrineins.
SsoYNToN 'iG' & CO. 4ea6 wis. ave. a, ".
THIS ATTRACTIVE Gift tapestry erisk: *
in central sc. location, being offered for
Colonial ei front porch: 2 large sereelsd:in
seaF P0rchss onsn;sn tsr, May PrtSs ss
ssS,S5o9s-bedroom row brick. near East.
DOWN n Ha o4 ssS s sas Rer Rsns i Rasse
4 II q ldsHs so igSs Hs fa' 1
HILLCREsT BRICK sPECIAL-spacious
mod. 6-yr.:old; slate roof; twin-sized bed
rms, paneled library. lge. 25-it liv. rm.,
firepi, perfect kit. with lge brkfst. rm;; rec.
m; with bar, gas. 5t h-Th;; lge lot ROE
BOILING FIELD-This is must on your
Inspection list: 6 spacious rooms in, new
brick home. rec. rm.. gas air-condiuoued
heat: Beautifully furnished II desired:
soxx ssix terms Ga e. la54 M5s Ru'h'0n' FIR sSss
aSAAcosTIA, ANA q B. B. c,@corner home, rooms
and bath. basement. a.-c, heat. hardwood
floors, Venetian blinds: price, s9.95o;
down payment $3.50; monthly, ESS EgSsSymsntd; snd
cali LU s54l. CHARLES QUINN. 32s
HTLLCREST AREA-Det brick. prewar
construction, new-house condition: large
rooms, full basement with tiled floor and
high ceilings: natural chestnut ut, trim; many
etc; yard * attractively planted with
shrubbery: price. s19,9e5. ,ADELBERT ".
LEE, 3211 Pa. ave. s.e.' phone Ii. 1000.
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Evening star., 1947-03-16

CoLORED-AVON REALTY CO.-500 blk.
Irving st. NV complete apts, brick;
8 rms, kitchen, bath; full bsnt., h.-w.h.
Price, $4,000. Good terms.
h.-w.h., 2 back porches. Price, S12,50o;
We haze houses as in rms WEE
0X doEn and and M g90d teTmS i7s pH
st. NV. Open 8 It'll pm; Sun, "a pm.
CoLORED-1sOO BLK. 3rd ST. N.W.-3
complete apts., INV h.. oil burner; price,
$4,000; $1,000 cash, 500 per month.
rms, bath, h.-w.h.: $10,5O0.
900 blk. 4th st. n.w.-1st com; church
with 5-rm. apt. above; garage in rear;
500 blk. 4th ST. nw.-2-family house;
$500; $1,000 cash.
1900 blk. Of Marion St. n.w.-6-rm.
frame with large lot; $4,000.
rm. ioGs frame: ns $3.50; q ssi.5oo cash. ~
Unit blk, of Fla: ave. n.w,-6 rms, bath,
h.-w.h $500. GUY TIMER, 1929 11th
st. NV, North 1907.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest

COLORED-PARKvIEW sECTION-Very
attractive row brick. facing Soldiers Home:
Entrance to basement from front; see
this today. ,RAFFELL REAL ESTATE Co.
SeLokHb9Rn 5kHf \ R'nfiscEros srasow ls brick
Basement; 4 ige. bedrms. and bath on
End floor teap bring good drss incoms}9i P6ss poSs
BROWN REALTY CORE, pu. 1858:
porches, full basement; price, $l2,450;
17Io. TIL 6; Ii. 1881 after pm. and
GoLoREDMioo BLK. F ST. N.W:-soutt
tricity; gear metal sarase:. tenant occu.
Maloney, ONCE GEORGE + BoRGER, 64s
Wd Jndians asAa ave. n'w'' MA. oa5o' evenings 1s
GoioRFD-wE GE, HAVE HOUSES, 5 room.
FR1vsSf $R0 RnSLrS $1,000 SS i4ss St terms
MI. Ss45, MI. 1916: Open IL to 5 pm
COLoRED-WE HAVE listings in all sec.
tions of D. C.. and suburban area, Some
vacant and others possession with title
fer as low as $500 and s.9s up dexn DOWN!
cRIvEILA, NC, s4is 18th st. NV, AID
06O0. Open till 8 pm; Sunday 1 to
CoLoRED-vACANT-2oo F st. n.w-3.
story first commercial row brick, 8 rooms
kIsf1sn and N ssh s ong S4SS S456 So down NV
060O. Open TIL pm; Sunday 1 to {
Evening star., 1947-03-16

CoLoRED-s-RooM BRICK on Morse st
NE baths, h.-w.h., electricity. gas;
HOWARD S. GoTT. No. 1 Colorado Bldg
Agent r. NJ. Chisves. II. 6s93, Ia
Vacant. immediate possession. Six large
rooms. full basement A real buy: Nicely
financed. Inspect with TASLER. INC.
COL POSSESSION
Modern 6-rn. brick house. comp etc Kits
bath, h.-w. h.. garage. large lot. 215 14th
st. ne owner viii accept 81 .000- down
easy terms. Call MR.. ALBERTS. Elk
cOLORED-I6o0 BLK. Montello ave, ne
Reduced for quick sale. 6-rm. brick
ss iS y.ra aaa Ssss ,a eo
balance $50 mo JOE cURTo REALTY.
sSsoSLdahksbnio, ga ss no m .s asoe oser. NE-cdarsner
Brick Of q rooms. ia baths. h.-y: heat:
8 bsrgsin on today's market, with only
81 500 down, easy terms for balance:
MARTIS goIM9s Ma sea4; sves,, q. and
SUNDAY, ON. S7OS. Ao'
Evening star., 1947-03-16

baths; stucco on brick and tile; semidet
orpE2 rEs Sun SUNDAY "a ns: iss@5soe chillum Cat
rd Chillum, Md.--This beaut. 2.story re-
ain. rm., Completely equipped modern kit
with space for. tables, Well-proportones
bedrms and tile bath. full bsmt; ,sl oil AZ ,of
tit5na'a tions: Out N. II. ave. right on Risgs rd
chum Td turn tinn 5isht tS SspGpo 81
CO, 9l3 Pershing dr., Silver Spring. 81
HONE atSs " Mlfa esn s1. get i'm
uiate s-unit apt. bldg, in convenient Ia
5 full rms &c bedrms.l. fully equipped kits
sa sas ,a5o 5en WooDeeoNIEY Co. sla Fegs5
ing DR., Silver Spring. 81. 57o2: 81; BOY!
OPEN SUNDAY Ra9S Sdss beawt Drc
bungalow tni1ia has iGe rms. .aad, has tust bee
Completely redecorated, full hsnlt,;; oil heat st
WesthsrguaFd storm acE sse pireetions gye
fisht sf u to MsdTlsE q. z shs9 j Tisht 10 3, sSp
fess Psfshtns slsn dr. sDoPeih sIser sDsihs ST. soc
& 4 cafE aii! COP BRICK o HousEmS5 s,a oS5 Y Gos
pa4ls' tsas hsaisn Tnsl, an baths and sn att sss
House in Immaculate cond. Poss. can b
given soon as purchaser can deposit pur
chase money above 1st trust OF $1,000
and 2nd trust of $500. For full detail
call NORTHWEST REALTY, OIL. 6s67, o
sVesprs & eAprs.. row SS91 brick, 8 story. very CON
veniently located in restricted neighbor
hood: consist of o large rooms. arrange,
into 3 apts., 1 owner occupied, other
from property. as investment. or hom
seeker living in one and renting other
out For further information call GE
22T0 till 4 pm, ewes. Mr.. Solen, WI
SaoS, BRIGHTWOOD REALTY CO.
5I1 TAYLOR ST. NV. open today to
pm-This attractive semidetached brick
center-hali plan, 2s It. vide; consist o
large living room with fireplace, dinin
room. kitchen. pantry and small den o.
, ST floor: 4 lovely bedrooms and bath o.
end floor; full basement, auto. neat
: owner occupied; immediate posse ssioN
Gail GE. 227o, BRIGHTWooD REALT'
SILVER SPRING-2-story red brick Ger
ter-hall hcme with large liv., rm. (hre
| place., large din. rm.. equipped kit. 9wit
space for breakfast set) and "a bath
1st floor; 3 large bedrns. and bath ut
. full basement, oil h.-w.h.; garage, love-
Ancnor-fenced lot; transp. at door; you
agree this home offers more for the none
, than anything on the market to-day, an
its immaculate condition will impress vol
priced for quick sale at the low price 4
tSl6,95o, RuBYE NJ. AcKEN 81. 4os'
81. 7433, -1e
Evening star., 1947-03-16
,HAsE PARKWAY, Q blocks

lroom and bath on first floorl;
4 to $40 pm; price. S20,500:
required: possession with deed.
GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV,
Evening star., 1947-03-16

NO. I-PLAYGROUND fol-. kiddies; for q
modern home; lge.. roomy. porches, side
a. and back % rerme yaras; oil h'-W'h el' is''0'
No. 2-Reduce household duties: buy
small 5-rm. brick home; ami. gas neat;
No. 3-For a large family. be com,
Portable and rent out an apt; II rms, 3
ne. Call Bayer, DU. 1911, with COY,
co -16
Evening star., 1947-03-16

MASS. AVE.-Beautiful English basement
large rooms and bath for every bedroom:
elevator, double garage and attractive
garden.
Another house west of Mass. ave; and
farther out, with 10000 So. it. lot; beau,
tiful trees and shrubs; frontage on
streets: bedrooms and maid-s ro9mS: ms
FREDERICK l.. PATERSON, OR. 4242'
weekdays, call Elk. 591o.
Evening star., 1947-03-16

CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1947-03-16

WOODRIDGE REALTY CO:-Woodrldse
Special value. Vacant brick, rooms
tie bath, fun bright basement gas h.w l., j
h porches: fome is redecorated inside and
out; move in on. down. payment; only
S13. 500, terms; refgr. and range included;
terms. rms. and bath. noored attic for
extra room, full basement, auto. h;-w, =.
good homo for anyone. Only S9.o00.
Near b. C. line. Must sell this fire 81
bedroom, 2-story- home. Very modern,
good cordition, full basement with rec.
rm.. large fenced lot priced to sell. . 9 See
r. I ave ne NO 1908
Evening star., 1947-03-16

people; ideal NV location: mod; excel.
cond.: i rms, 2 baths, garage: made into
complete apts.; about $1,000 cash re.
noon until dark. 628 Princeton pl. n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-10
Treaty Ratifications Set
Sept. IS in Paris, Moscow
By The Associated Press

LONDON, Sept. 10.-The British
Foreign ONCE announced today the
Allied peace treaties with the five
former Axis satellite states woulo
be ratified formally in Paris and
Moscow September IS.
A Foreign ONCE spokesman saio
Russia, France and the United
States all appeared agreeable to q
British suggestion for the stimuli
taneous deposit of instruments OF
ratification.
The instruments of ratification Of
the italian treaty will be deposited
with the French Foreign Office In
Paris. The instruments for Finland
Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary
will be deposited in the Kremlin.
The peace treaties provide for re-
moval within 80 days of Allied oc-
cupation troops not required for
maintenance of essential communi-
cations through the ex-enemy coun-
tries to Germany and Austria.
In the case of Russia, this means
withdrawal of Soviet forces from
Bulgaria. She will be entitled to
maintain lines . of communication
troops in Romania and Hungary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-10
Europe Must Have Stop-Gap Aid
Before Winter> Marshall Says;
Implies Need for Special Session
Text of Marshall Statement
Secretary Of State Says Complete Doto
On Needs Will Be Ready Late in October

The tert OF Secretary OF Stat,
MarshalPs statement today regard
ing the European economic situation
tollo1Gs:
We have been following carefully
the reports of the economic situa-
ton of the various European
countries.
We see the requirements of
these countries as falling into
two phases of one program: First,
some form of interim assistance to
meet the immediate threat of
intolerable hunger and cold; and
second, the general program for
Rehabilitation of the respective
economies.
The nature of the long-term
problem of European reconstruc-
ton and our attitude toward 1t
remain unchanged. But the short
term problem has become more
immediate. Bad droughts, follow
ing an unusually severe winter,
increasing crop shortages and re-
strictive financial measures which
certain European governments
have already been obliged to take,
have had serious repercussions
and have accelerated the need of
some European countries for as
sistance in reducing hunger and
cold this winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-10
Republican 1riumphs
In Pennsylvania TEST
OF 1aft-Hart|eyLaw
LichtenwoIter Receives
Asp to 2o, 967 for
Storch in 9Th District
BY the Associated Press

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept. TO-
Franklin H. Lichtenwalter, Re-
publican, has retained Pennsyl-
vania's 9th district seat in Con-
gress for his party's forces by
soundly defeating a labor sup
ported Democratic opponent in a
special election yesterday that
had as its central issue the Taft
Hartley labor law.
Mr.. Lichtenwalter, speaker of the
State House of Representatives, was
chosen to represent the rich indus
trial and farming district of Lehigh
and Bucks Counties over Phil H
Storch, Democrat. president of the
CLIO = Lehigh Valley Newspaper
Guild.
With only one of the 214 precincts
missing, Mr.. Lightenwalter had
pulled up a bigger margin of VIC
tory than his predecessor, the late
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| What theRussiuns
| Are Saying of Us:

The MoScotC radio, bro1dcdSttn
in Rondnia to Europe last week said
To-day even Britain and
France are convinced as result
of tAeir own experience how
wrong is the foundation of the
Marshall Plan, which they had
so assiduously tried to translate
into fact.
THE dollar crisis. from which
Great Britain suffers and which
has contaminated France, was
caused by the mercenary condi-
lions imposed by the American
aid and by the tendency of the
American monopolist trusts to
extend their control over the
French and British economies.
AS the Marshall Plan is grad
ually being revealed as to what
in reality it is-an American
plan of domination in Europe
SO the peoples of Europe in
crease their vigilance and in
tensify their desire to defend
their economic independence and
their national sovereignty against
the assaults Of American auto
cracy."