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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

NORTHEAST, D; C.-2nd coml., 2, lots
good location. A. M. ROTH, Ma. 7936.-23
8O,936 SO. FT. fronting on Mt. Vernon
and Commonwealth aves., Alexandria
zoned coml D-2. Selling all or part. viii
subordinate part Of purchase money to a
ground. A NJ. ROTH. MA. 1886. -s8
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL ground
in c. and Md, is becoming extremely
scarce: we are fortunate in having several
parcels which we consider to be very
desirable; call for details. CRANE &
HELAN, Exclusive. 81. 1000. -23
5th AND KENNEDY SITS. N.W-Would- you
buy 50x142 lot with a paved alley in rear,
zoned 1st commercial, in this active busi-
ness section at q fair pricep May We sub
NIT the details? Please call HARRY
FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1866 -23
ATTENTIoN-For immedi-
ate sale. we will accept . reasonable cash
oder for Q 50x1S5 lot, zoned 1st COM
mercial. located on Nsyior I'd. Sc, near
Southern ave. There is no doubt as to the
future OF this rapidly growing area. May
we have your offer? Please call HARRY I.
FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1166. -23
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

pNSPEk1 FUN SAkes
FALLS CHURCHLle5 900 "a. It., in the
fy9 BUN. oW: asas. potss' o&. 1861. N 3. -ss 81
LYON PARK, Pershing dr.. Washington
shopping center; has . fine =
room house; ideal for store with apt; could
be converted easily; JOHN B. MILBURN.
CHOICE LOCATION, approximately 40
It. on Ga. ave. and 125 deep; So per SO:
It. For appointment to see, please call
Observation-Disclosures BLvD-5oo-
It. frontage. acres, 2. miles south of
Laurel: suitable for tourist home, trailer
park, any business or industry. Terms.
Gall vH OWNER, r., Wa; s 1882; u ,,,r
being used as hk. units; ideal to convert
to store and offices or store and 3 apis;
desii able location and price. Mr.. Bartlett.
CORP Realtors Du &55&
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

BY 0WNER-BUILDER4s semidetached s.
pieted last AuSnst; T. rent $3.50 ssss per sear; SeM
expenses, S1,675; net S1,145; FHA, S15,-
750; 25-yr 1st' trust; price. $23,5O0; will
assume second trust $1,000. Ordway 0988
or Victor S292.
5D34 18th PL. N.W.-4 units; 2 bedrooms.
living room: Kitchen. bath each unit: excel
4i8b. No. Tsi7. IA. a5sa. '.1 q va
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

PROPERTY on main line,
3. a g. Railroad; 25c. 50. foot. c. H
APPROXIMATELY $4,000 sa it., zoned
industrial. fronting on improved st. mr..
Navy Yd.: has siding. Priced low for quick
INVEST, USE AND PROFIT, at Buzzard' s
Point; 5S,O0e So. #. or more. suitable
many industrial uses. You have location,
Cornthian Yacht Club and Boat yard.
to north Is Pepco plant, south water front
Price and terms right; inspection Eladly
srransed. ROY LAWRENCE, Broker, MA.
9166; eyeg Ii 2O4O PA
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

SMALL, PROMINENT CORNER on heavy
traffic street in Bethesda near Giant and
land or will build to suit J. A. VEIN
BERG CO.. Realtors, 1907 H st. NV. MA.
S9s SH8V ST. N.w.-Larse yard and ONCE, End
comm; suitable for building supply, coal
or junk yard. v. L. TOOMEY, Jr., 1O15
18th St: NV. MA. 1879: -23
for business or storage: rear zoos 10th
st. NV, DU, 9Sl1. "a
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

NAY WE SELL YOUR HOUSE? Our alert
sales dept. has many clients looking for
homes in Prince Georges County. Why
not let our next deal be yours? Free ap-
praisals, no obligation. c.. D. MURPHY,
Realtor, 5504 Marlboro pike, HI. 1920,
/ HAVE URGENT REQUEST for 3 or 4
bedroom house in or near University Park
or College Park. WA. S887. ~
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY NOw-Noth-
ing too large or too small. What have
your HARRY COHEN, RE. 4771. .GE.
Eve FEEL CONFIDENT" that at market
value, we can secure q purchaser for your
real estate Consult HARRY l. FRIEDMAN
Bonded Broker, RE. 1166. "a
WANTED-4-familya apt. one apt with 2
bedrms., from owner or broker. RE.
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EXCELLENT BUYsE26 acres, $50 cash;
$50 month; price. $1,426. Located on good
county road, Charles County, Md, about
Y mile from U. s. 224, 10 miles from
District line.
One acre, $40 cash; $15 month: 10 miles
from District line, Prince GEORGES County,
Md. on State I'd. Price, $3.50. J. w. Nc
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

1--WE FEEL CONFTDENT'' that at market
value, we can secure q purchaser for your
real estate. Consult HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
Licensed, Bonded Broker. RE. 1166. -23
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
5000 TO 1000 SO. FIT. mfg space, 1st
floor; sanitary facilities desired; vic Va
or Md. HO. 44S0,' Ext. 603. -27
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AfF1Ox1d7THY I.750 %. n. avaiisbIe
In newly Constructed brick and concrete
block building; suitable for warehouse, HSht
manufacturing. store or phop: LOCATED In
Hyattsyilla, Nd. 6-ysar lease. heplI. to
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oUT-oE-rowN REAL ESTATE.

buy NOW" for your future home in the
Land o Sun, One Of Florida Gulf Coasts
fastest growing. restricted communities
offers you l. to acre homesites as low as
$500; S45 down. SIS mo. over 400 sold i,
Hard roads, elec., guar. title. For beauti-
ful, Illustrated, free booklet. write or phone
PAU E. Harrison. 1882 K st. NV, ME-
1143. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for property in
the District Of Columbia. 20 acres. sub
divided divii into 200 lots, a5xl2 25:.. with a
city Of Charlotte. n. C Only persons Of
un4sua: vision and foresight can appre-
THOMAS Ta1 ". IARKs, Decatur i1s0. pa
2-bedroom furnished bungalow; good in
yestment; $10.500; terms. D. MCKEE,
Box 1885. Delray Beach, Fla. 26'
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
CLEAR GARAGEs, lots, acreage, Arm.
bung, 40 miles NV. d. c.; small once
oldg., houses Bowie. N. E. RYON CO.,
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STORES WANTED.
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE,

WE FEEL CONFIDENT" that ut market
alue, We can sell or lease your store. Con-
ult HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Licensed.
bonded Broker, RE. HOG. -23
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ACREAGE WANTED.
STORES FOR SALE.

3 TO 5 ACRES, high unimproved land,
from owner: accessible to new Shirley hwy
must be reasonable. Alex. S847. -23
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WAREHoUsEs FOR RENT,

So soiitS M q 1on.d SSs:
$40, 900. terms Call Mr.. DAVIS, DE
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DIGS GROCERY-Large; newly remodeled !;
excellent business; large stockroom and
parking lot; very reasonable. Call OWN
Err. Falls Church 2435, OV. 1902. "a"
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STORES FOR RENT,

BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE, 3Ox125, par
ticularly suited for up-to-date hardware
in Washington's newest and busiest busi-
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too will buy one Of these 3-bedroom ranch
pm: e reach; Drive straisht down NJ:
turn % Other side es oVsiRead d. stone bridae das
srass & aesd sor xs boep. psn to rn rs: W efn
souses & Or ea is kE $3.50 $50 till f pm sa9s5e coe
RAMBLER, located on iee. wooded lot,
choice location; rms, oil heat. front and
6aek 6aS pDsGhss pess py1 With title Price ST.,
blvd. Arl:. Va: GL: s017. GIL. 5000. IA
DESIRABLE HOME in sight of Lee blvd,
in yirginia, less than 90 minutes from
stream large enough for swimming. esiH Al
tractive 6-room house with all modern
improvements, besides .Ruesthouse with
pres ss cash f@medIste
EsTnsen ss HuglL .ppSsensi FARM 4oEae8, sseas
sSsSEsGIDESs sssasSp sa1TianE S. Y sAIE1yop s1v VII
1ags. center-hall Colonial. 8 b. r.. 3h
steel kitchen. Bendix. American h.-w.h.,
gas nred. Golden maple floors. large ga.
deep plas iroans lse IS Tes teet os
Soth and H. Kenmore. interior scheme s
H.r1sy sssssp. wse He builder isissal'fs' IS j. M E.
way miles from Key Bridge. At Ken
more st. sisn, which is in the middle Of
Lee highway, where 1t divides, you turn
sns SHARP left hIost ,1st before reaching the sign
ARLINGTON, va, near Four Corners
Detached brick with 8 bedrooms l "a baths,
OIL heat, detached garage: corner lot
price. Sl3 500. Cali Mr.. Gavin, with H. G
pMITHY CO. Ma. 5903. ga
SGUTH ARLINGTON-3-bedrm Cape Cod
Ia baths. prewar construction, with Ist-
moor bedroom and "a bath, automatic heat;
nnsE-house condition: large corner; imme-
;json Slats POSSESSION. bSss MCGEE KING 1851
COUNTRY HOME ON il ACRE-This' is a
5-bedroom home. furnished, located above
room with fireplace. dining room, kitchen.
bedroom and bath on 1st door; bedrooms
on End floor; beautiful shade trees, garage
and chicken house. MANNAS REALTY CO.,
ZIG Wilson blvd. Arlington. GL. 27s4,
OK. 1854. 81
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Boys FretfuIness With Mother
May Give Custody to JilIson
Justice Let's to Rule
Today in Divorce Suit
After Test Visit

The future home Of 4-year-old
George Brian Jillson, object of a
custody battle, may be decided today
in District Court.
BY his own conduct last night,
the child may have tipped the scales
in favor of his father, former Army
Maj. George J. Jillson, 80.
Justice F. Dickinson Let's ordered
yesterday that little George spend
the night with his mother, Mrs.
Kathryn Sinclaire Jillson, 81, of the
1900 block of r street NV, and OBJ
served:
Whats to be done tomorrow de-
ponds on the humor of the child"
Mrs. Jillson said today the child
became fretful and restless during
the night and had to be sent back to
his father and paternal grand
mother, Mrs. Anna V. Jillson, Pear
River, N. Y, with whom the boy has
been living for about three years.
1t was not disclosed at which hote
the grandmother was staying.
The boy was back in court this
morning, waiting in Justice Let's
chambers as the divorce trial of his
parents went on.
The childs mother is suing Mr.
Jillson for divorce, charging cruelty
The husband has charged her in a
counter suit with misconduct with 9
naval officer. Each seeks custody
of the child.
During court recesses yesterday
little George chung to his father ano
, his grandmother. His mother talked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
| Miss TrumonGets
Offer to Sing at
| $40, 900 Weekly

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-Margaret
Truman has been offered chance
at Broadway, and at $4,000 weekly
Owners Of the Chicken Roost,"
Times Square restaurant, yesterday
wired the White House offering the
Presidents daughter that sum If she
would appear there after her Wash
lngton concert on December %.
The restaurateurs said they would
offer six weeks with options if she
consented, and:
win also change name Of res
taurant If you so desire"
Ralph Watkins, one of the owners
said no reply had been received
Explaining the offer, Mr.. Watkins
said:
my partner and I were sitting
around discussing business. We fig
ured that the way business is we
needed something sensational tt
hike it up. We figured Margaret
Truman would fill the bill"
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 16 (P.-Miss
Margaret Truman sang to her first
Kansas City audience last night, 6
capacity crowd that gave her 6
warm and sincere home town vel.
come in her initial appearance here
since she started her concert career
She will sing again tonight in the
music hall Of the Municipal Audi.
torium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
BY the Associated Press

LONDON. Dec. 16.-Dr. Hewlett
Johnson, the Red Dean" of Can
terbury. was rebuked today by his
archbishop, who held that DR.. john
sons leftist political opinions have
given rise to widespread misunder-
standing and misconceptions both
on the continent and in the United
States"
The public condemnation by DR.
Godfrey Fisher, the Archbishop Of
Canterbury, marked the second time
in 10 years that the primate of all
England has attacked the REQ
Dean" publicly.
Cosmo Gordon Lang former arch
bishop, told the church assembly ir
1887 that he had mo responsibility
or some recent actions and opinions
of the dean. At that time, DR.. John
son had just denounced Gen. France
and the German bombing of Guer
MICA during the Spanish civil war.
y DR.. Fishers statement said tn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
Commission Will Review
Potomac Report Today

A meeting Of the Virginia Mary
land Joint Potomac River Study
Commission was scheduled for this
afternoon in the Office of Senator
Tydings, Democrat, of Maryland.
Today's meeting has been called
to 60 over the commissions report
for the last time before submitting
it to the Governors of Virginia and
Maryland.
The commissions report is to con-
tain recommendations designed to
settle disputes between Maryland
and Virginia oystermen and fisher
men over use of the Potomac River.
Commission Chairman C. O'Conor
Goodrich of Fredericksburg said the
finished study and its recommends
tions would be turned over to Gov.
Tuck Of Virginia and Gov. Lane Of
Maryland after few revisions
which probably would take three or
four days" Mr.. Goolrick said the
complete report would be released
to the press at the time 1t Is pre-
sented to the Governors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
8 Known Dead, Z Missing
In Collision Of Tankers
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Dec 16-The toll
of dead in the collision of two tank
ers yesterday off Curacao, Dutch
West Indies. rose to eight today
with IL persons still reported miss
Ing.
A message from Puerto Rice
Coast Guard headquarters to New
York said eight bodies had been
brought ashore and that so persons
had been rescued Eight Of the
rescued were described as seriously
injured.
Timed at ia am. the message
declared that the Venezuelan tanker
Tucupita, converted LIST, was a
total loss She carried a crew OF
36. including two women.
The Los Pozos, a 5,810-ton Argen-
tine tanker, was reported drifting
In a northwesterly direction. Coast
Guardsmen said she may be sal
vaged." However, the vessel was
still af1re and little hope was held
for the remaining crew members
The captain Of the Los Pozos was
listed as dead. She carried a crew
of "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
Shepherd Park Citizens
Commend AuchincIoss

The Shepherd Park Citizens As
ISOLATION last night voted to send a
resolution of thanks to Chairman
Auchlncloss and his House subcom-
mittee for their efforts to behalf of
home rule for the District.
The group said they could not act
on the committee report itself, since
it is still incomplete, but they voted
Mr.. .Auchincloss "a pat on the back
and urged him to keep up his good
work. -. - s. Fs's.,e'-r
In another resolution the group
urged that ambulances be required
to carry interres to administer first
aid to emergency patients.
A telegram to be sent to President
Truman urging that Commissioner
Guy Mason be reappointed.
Sergt. John Ryan, public relations
officer for the Metropolitan police,
spoke on law enforcement The
meeting was held at the Shepherd
Park School, Fourteenth street and
Kalmia road NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
Wallace Denies Plan
To Run With Lewis
By the Associated Press

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 16.-
Henry A. Wallace said today he knew
nothing of a report that John l.
Lewis might be a candidate for Vice
President on third party ticket
headed by Mr. Wallace, but described
the United Mine Workers chief as
"a forceful figure"
Mr.. Wallace, at news confer
ence, also said he had not seen a
letter from the New York State
Council of the Knights of Columbus
protesting a Christmas card, carry
ing a message from him. prepared
for sale by the Progressive Citizens
of America.
The X. of c. objected to the cards
"as an attack against those who be-
lieve in the nativity of our Lord"
Asked about radio report that he
and Mr.. Lewis might head third
party ticket IN 1s48, Mr.. Wallace
said the first he had heard of It was
when Il came to Rochester this
morning."
Mr.. Lewis last week withdrew his
United Mine Workers from the
American Federation of Labor.
Mr.. Wallace has said no decision
has been made on entering a third
party in the 1913 presidential race
The former Democratic Vice
President declared he had not seen
the series of six Christmas cards
prepared by the Pea until the
Knights of Columbus protested
them,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
Chest
Continued From First Page

in private industry. it was pointed
out.
Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ury Edward H. Foley, jr., campaign
chairman, commenting on the mail
contributions, said:
Even this response, as gratifying
as it is, still leaves us long way
from our objective of $4,000
only by continuing generous out
pouring of additional contributions
made through the mail can we hope
to cut down on the heavy deficit
we now face"
Agencies Face Budget Cuts.
Sixteen days remain before
Chest-supported welfare agencies
begin drawing on funds now being
raised for 1948 operation. The drive
benefits the Community Chests of
Washington, Alexandria and Fair
fax, Arlington, Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties, which
support 125 agencies.
The agencies face deep cuts in
their budgets because of the fail
ure of the drive to reach its goal.
Members of the campaign Exec
utive Committee said they were
very much encouraged" by the
manner in which the public re-
sponded to weekend appeals q for
Christmas gift" contributions.
The committee pointed out also
that hundreds of volunteers are still
bringing In new pledges and gifts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
Jury Acquits Mrs. Trego
In Mother-in-Law's Death

A District Court jury today &C
quilted Mrs. Irna Trego, 36-year- old
mother OF two children, of a charge
Of manslaughter lodged against her
after the death on June 9 of her
mother n-law, Mrs. Annie Trego,
"A.
The jury deliberated less than 4
half an hour. The trial began yes
terday before Justice Alexander
Holtzoff.
Mrs. Trego was indicted August
4, after the mother -in-law was al
legged to have told two of her chill
dren the housewife had beaten her
last April. The mother -in-law died
in Gallinger Hospital where she
was recovering from a broken leg.
The mother-i n-law, who lived
with her son, Raymond Trego, and
daughter-in-law at 2235 Prout street
Sc. allegedly had said her SON.
wife attacked her while she lay in
bed.
The defendant was represented by
Attorney Charles E. Ford. Assistant
United States Attorney Arthur j.
Mclaughlin was the prosecutor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
D. ). Scientists Plan
Aerial Exploration =
OF Western China
BY the kssoeiotsd Press

e BOSTON, Dec. 16-A group OF
American scientists will soon under
take an aerial exploration of West
ern China, described by Bradford
Washburn, director of the Boston
Museum of Science, as lone of the
last great areas in the world with
possibility of geographical explora-
ton"
William P. Odom, holder of the
rounder- the-world flying record,
will pilot the plane, a specially
equipped C-6. The expedition viii
be under joint sponsorship of Milton
Reynolds, Chicago manufacturer
and the museum.
B. Mr.. Washburn said at a pres:
conference last night the party OF
five scientists and technicians is ex.
pected to leave Chicago after Christ.
mas. The unmapped upper reache!
of the Yellow River ana surround.
ing mountain ranges of Western
China, near the Tibet border, will
be explored.
The group will attempt to discover
the geological origin of these noun.
tains and the extent of glaciation II
the area. Chengtu, China, will b.
the base Of the expedition.
g. Prof. Walter Mckay of Massa
chusetts Institute of Technology ha!
been asked to handle observation
and Instrumentation from the plan,
and Prof. Richard P. Goldthwait O.
Ohio State University will observe
glacial geology. Grant Ross of Bos.
ton University optical research
laboratory will aid Mr.. Washburr
with photography and Julian Lev
will act as historian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
Chicago Mayor Seeks
Ito End Printers Strike
BY the kssoejotsd Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-Mayor Mar.
tin H. Kennedy, in an effort to set.
tie the three-Week- strike of un.
ion printers employed by Chicago's
six daily newspapers, yesterday In.
vited the publishers and union of.
ficials to meet with him.
Il really feel I should offer tina
facilities of my office in the public
interest Mayor Kennedy said in
kilograms to the publishers and of.
flcials Of the striking Local is of the
AFL International Typographical
Union.
He invited them to a conferences
In his Office today.
Mayor Kennedy said he had been
watching with some concern" nepo-
tiations between the two parties.
The negotiations ceased when tina
printers left their jobs November "a.
The papers have continued publica.
ton by means of typewriter copy
reproduced by photo-engraving
process.
The union has said the publishers
refusal to grant immediate wage de-
mands pending negotiation of other
issues, caused the strike.
The publishers claim the issue Is
not wages. They say the union re.
fused to negotiate their wage and
other demands in the form of a
lawful contract Of reasonable dura-
ton"
The publishers claimed the print
ers demanded a wage increase with
out satisfactory contract. to cir
cumvent the Hartley laws pro-
hibition against closed shop. This
was denied by the union.
The newspapers involved are the
Tribune, Sun. Daily News, Herald
American, Journal of Commerce and
| r7ip,ac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16

ness Of performing marriage for
remuneration, in addition to his
salary as a judge"
On the other hand numerous at
torneys, including Col. Julius I.
Peyser. former president of the Dis
trict Bar Association, praised the
fitness of Judge Margold for the
District Court bench.
Former Interior Secretary Ickes,
and former Attorney General Bid
die. also backed the jurist for the
District Court justiceship.
However. the Senate adjourned on
August l, 1945, without acting on the
nomination, thereby killing Judge
Margold's last chance for promotion
Judge Margold was a member of
the American Legion and the Har-
ward Club.
During World War I he was in
the infantry, Students Army Train
ing Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
Housing Survey Opened
On County School Needs

A comprehensive survey Of new
housing in Montgomery County, to
be used in estimating future school
needs, was launched yesterday by
principals and staff workers at
senior and junior high schools OF
the county.
Approximately 40 educators met
in Rockville with E. M. Douglass
assistant superintendent Of schools
for briefing on the survey. A
similar study has already beer
started for elementary schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
Ga|Iegos Hailed as Victor
In Venezuelan Election
By the Associated Press

CARACAS, Venezuela, Dec. 10
Romulo Gallegos, So, Venezuela S
foremost man of letters. was &C
claimed the victor today in Sun
days presidential elections.
Rafael Caldera, 81, leader and
presidential candidate of the Con-
sentative Copey Party. conceded the
election to Mr.. Gallegos and his
.left-of-center Government Party
.Accion Democratica.
In the congressional races in the
Sunday Northumberland first
by direct popular vote and with uni
versal suffrage-Accion Democratica
had better than a 4-to-1 lead over
the second-place Copey Party.