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BROS, INC, washington Bids. D1. $500.
szssi crsTsxl az. fsecA location. desk space. sas-
nished, with switchboard service. man nd
dress and telephone answering services
sSnd saxLL s'GSi GFrioE ii o4 q store. 1891 Adam.
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Nk. 10Th AND Nw.-seyeral noors
BLDG. approx. 5000 so. IT,, win rent as
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inf plant, etc: poss. July !. 1947; 2nd.
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Z ST., nj nT. lash-idssi M suite for sroap Of
Ice rsespsten rH. with 3 PVT. oissss: sp.
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i415 i < s. NV. NV. NE. NE. $500. S4s- Ia
sirabis able once. ApDiy $40 ' r St. ss. NV, Room
IIsEAsE AVAILABLE to buyer of nzsurss;
ssr.ss g. r. asrf 81 per
6PqowN bPSRs 4 raifATEs esfaass AEaaaXss-Lobby. Conn.
eEsa slsS 0issRsn. fsas
ses aas Ssr any s' roOm ss ss0aa g, s
Venetian blinds; some furniture If desired.
baSs asta ss oFfTcE ApsS HSB
Mass s1ss ssa s0' outsids sr oR s!as
CONN. AVE. below Dupont, ctrcle-App.
Ass R1ss ntil a1r 5sTa or es1s o.., ds ,rd5rs
d ioor. iarss.. apt. buildins ossii ssiiitckboard
service; aSsilabie at once. sS14 18th st.
isSs nS fp < ST. HsoN oN.w-1st-f,oor ONCE spa space.
See ssf ass ass.'' coshs9 ssh 1861 60 aaa s Gs
desirable ONCE suite, in
heart Of Bethesda, containing waiting rm:,
3 interior of1ces, separate corridor: All
o dss: 1891 fS
able immedistely. Mr.. oAiLLARD. oI.
fsss PoRi1xsD sSsi SGnDfsa, vi BIC 1929 yegmen. .y.
n.w:-S-rm. suite. $50; rental includes
MARX Va = WiSSSEK. ased msnsssmsnf Lii ".
dYC., fkE OSOO.
COMFORT at rent you
will pay for ordinary space
a. $50 So f., in centrally located small
elevator building: full service.
(2) 1850 So. IT,, individual door In ultra
modern building; elevator: prestige loca-
tion: fun service.
(3) 1900 50. IT,, corner ONCE in large
elevator building, near courts
and new Municipal Center; not air condi-
toned, but cool and comfortable; reason.
ably priced. ]. A. WEINBERG CO, INC,
Realtors, 1907 H st. NV, Ma. $500. --1y
COLORED - FLA. AVE. neighborhood--
Large or small ofhces suitable for pro-
fessionals. contractors, agencies. Reas.
CoLoRED-DoCToRs AND DENTISTS
Brand new bldg, now under construction:
to contain several Office suites; located in
park-and- shop center, in excel. ne. COLI
ored residential section: lge. Or small
1415 K st. NV. Me 540Q. -13
nces, beautifully furnished; brand-new,
modern apt. house, just completed, 354o
N, H. ave. NV: complete in every detail.
planned. by the Lockwood Dental Supply
Co. Open for your INSPECTION, Call DE.
6400. Ext. 616, for further information.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON, VA. near intersection of
Wilson blvd and Glebe rd.-1,500 SO. it..
zoned commercial: 125 #. on Glebe rd::
s175 per 81 + Can 5s a1trsstiysly ,ss sn
Irving ST.. Arlington. Va. CHI. 0S00: after
ist COMMERCiAL, $500, So it. on one
floor; has display room, of1ce, storeroom,
shop, loading platform; excel. midtown
corner location. Mr.. MALCOLM, OR. 6916,
MA 59f3 FIR 26l9
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WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALE.

LOTS, MAYO, MD.--ouiet. restricted; 100
gre,nd; trees; ;, bs@thtng: @ WI; s5os.
Riverside Shores on the Potemac--We know
you will agree it 10 perfectly beautiful. We
are offering building sites rs low as 5000.
and with your residence you have hshins,
boating and bathing right at your door.
Come and see is al we ask. Directions:
over Navy Yard bridge 9th st. s,e.)
miles to b. c. line, Indian Head I'd. and
State hwy. Route 224) .12.5 miles; left
again on Indian. Head I'd. 4 miles; turn
risht on Bryan I'd. Route 226) TO Marshall
shores. m mp1 T7Ss. N. c. HMEs 4 son.
selling agent. 426 Investment Bldg.
DEALE PARK, near post ONCE, Deale, Nd.
-4-room, all-modern cottage, less than
year cd. newly redecorated and painted,
Completely furnished: new refrigerator.
saraes: 200 ii. from water. with water
front PRIVILEGES; occupancy at settlement,
Price, $3.50. ISABEL BROOKS phone
West River s5-F-4. III
BUNGALOW, new, modern. built for year:
around use, ready to move into 3rd
and Cincinnati. North Beach; Md o,ls5:
financing arranged. SEGALs Ii 2o46:
NEW NEW Z gnESvEELosMkNr. VII sssnksNr on south River.
lots; priced at s4g5 TO So, 900; also wster-
front acreage and farms. NJ. C. GIBSON,
DU. 427f. -l3
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,NnlJsTpIAI PROP EoR SALE.

20 ACRES, about 1.00O-ft frontage on
3. g. o. Ry.: corner property, level at depot;
between Washington and Baltimore. Only
$4,000 WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
23S1 r. I. ave. ne. NO. 1908
located in Rosslyn. Va. 1880 SO. it. ideal
for laundry, warehouse, in fact any type
of manufa cturing. Store door freight de-
BARNES g. KIMEL CO. oV. 1880. 10
SILVER SPRING, MD.-49,000 SO. IT,. on
rr. siding: sewer and water available;
nriced to sell SH :3336. Il
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COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

LOT 5Ox95 with a wide, rear alley, To-
Gated in s.w. Washington: suitable for
ali other 2nd-coml. uses. Call T j.
LANE. Jr.. Ma. 943s for further innfor-
%ssiosi sas 9th ST sw-1st.commerciai, M.l g.
story brick; in excellent condition inside
and out; entire building available to
responsible tenant at very favorable
rental. Call Mr. Schuyler. ME. 1143,
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN between 10 and 8,
weekdays only IA
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY would like to invest
S1OO, 900 in a piece of real estate; property
is to show 1g% or more net return
sELIINGs We need all types of homes.
Investment properties, apt. bldgs. and
vacant ground IN p C.; Nd, and nd, w.; z
all felds of real estate. We deliver a
compiete package-the sale and the
financing. Call sales manager, FRED
st. NV. MA. 914I. Ia
HAVE RESPONSIBLE PARTY interested in
4 and S-unit apartment; also in small
v. L. Toomey. jr., Ma. 1879; EN-. s267.
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STORES FOR SALE.

TWO-MAN GROCERY STORE, doing be-
mixed trade; well stocked, good equipment.
A good buy; lock. stock and barrel cash
price. $4,000 Call OWNER, Ii. 4945, or
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FARMS FOR SALE.

THIS STONE FARM HOUSE, built in ths
1700s, has the lines. character and authen,
architecture: 9 rms. ' modernizsd, 2 tenant
spring. stream: Ss5 acres i fertile dds' soil on
% y9oqM M Seas cAIS g. 1875 ssSs ''o0o' Terms
20 ACRES, S-rm. country home, shade, oil
heat, bath. phone. all necessary outbldgs;;
poET. colesviile. Md. csI Ashton Md)
I30 ACRES, with s-bedrm.. house. all inn
chinery; in Montgomery County, between
gass vi VII ssSssafvls I'll III part fr'i
sHAMi MobEhs nj HoMs Ssae FOR sA1r-Llvtns room.
bath, ample closet space and basement, lo-
house, barn, and chicken house. All mod.
phone, oil heat and oil burner, hot water
heater. Greek through farm: viii sell
sanS fOs $1,000 10 msra ssss cIoass onss ouy o Hs Vs
CONGRESSIONAL HUNT CLUB section
acres Of snd sy sE h9ne So
porches Priced for quick sale at, $1,000;
E sfae sss afteT Ga 80 g. p BUELL. L
nj, Rp22s GsGps ss29; FARM cArALoe-eoSy.r
msed as2e bsrssns rss ae 2 SITES s s9is to sSs:s
Weodxasd slds.. Washinrton. D. C., Metro
MoSTGoMERY CO.. near clarksburs-
eral streams and SPRINGS, o-rm. house
aSoo PEksY Sa k 1Sc Rsstors
fzsi'i HspRoxiMsTEIx XII sagS is ACRES Of srooSSnd
ing room, dining room den and kitchen.
Nicely Handicapped homesite. Tenant house,
tobacco barn Ian and small corn barn; good
MARYLAND Hotel Building, Annapolis; Nd.
SNAIL aGns An2iRSs PaR%sss so acre, and independ.
Stores store 'SSD 'esurches. bus. ETC.: near % Fast.
growing town; plenty Of room for chickens,
GARDEN fruits berries stc; beautifully
on any Of these wooded lots to build your
DOM. s iaH prt $3.50 SS Dusirs sSd have r1s ssssaz
Lee blvd. 81 Lee hwy. S5 minutes TO Cen
.srvile See our big s,S sign on {isht' JAN ar
inSton Ing afs to centerviilemno sAt turns. % Open
every day, 2 to 8 pm. Bring $40 deposit.
Traiflyays, f,E n, bus passes pass. US on 5 Lee hwy: ".
8 acres. trout stream, spring. lge; vegstsbls
WNS %Ssf is9asRf H9sSN fsSM fssT15s II ass ass1
White House? tenant houses. barns;
plenty Of road frontage and good soil;
s12 tg9i 400 Phone MI Abse With sHASssG09N ssG9
SMALL sYfsii wi EsTaTE i22P FARM. Only $4,000 Is
Ieeatsa shout six miles from ,watsriord:
bath, kitchen, 2 excellent barns with slate
% fertile fsn sd '' Pons S H6 60Tsss $685. 12 isE
SACRIFICE-110-s, farm for sale, To-
Gated Route 140, ] "a miles from Littles-
town. Pa, 43 miles from Baltimore. g.
room house. new tile bath, Lenox air-cond.
oil heat, auto. hot water, base
ment, laundry tubs, modern kitchen, elec.
stove: Venetian blinds; lsEss lawn, .. trees
stalls, drinking cups, box stalls, silo, milk
Many other buildings. So a. seeded to
spring fed stream. Owner transferrsd TO
Rrss e pRsE sfsEf susf 9GG oSs pontns
ssssS syIion nx,.sSsTs MotfTs " Wm
Pa, Route No. /; sat. and Sun. Phone
hhIs.fsiRTe HfsToRfC ToDp's soD's fAvERN-4a5 acres.
40 clear, balance good timber, long high
way frontage, suitable for subdiytdtns: g.
room house, large bank barn.. 13 miles
fep z kgus;s siO snd s: S6s AsE & dog ,o6
la1nss lsaAesE sfFoi PoILTRY nF FasM fo5 miles from
2-car garage, Ford pickup truck. All equip
ment on. Priced for quick sale. Call FIR.
6JHs after pm.
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PROPERTY WANTED.

sonable rents; ali cash. RE 52I6 Ii
WANTED four-family apts.; each bldg
must have at least 2 bedrms. in / apt
Answer at once, agent or owner, RE. 5216
HAVE CLIENTS for your property
Nothing too large or too small; Call
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WAREHOUSES For RENT.

APPROX. 10000 50. FT on ground hoor
M estfd ri, in essn AEnftgRH MR yGaM q 5a1IFpad sidins
1900 su. It. on ground floor B. g. O.
and Penna r. r., adjoin property located
in Benning NE. BERLIN REALTY CO.,
EM 1QOO Ia
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OFFICES WANTED.

SMALL EXPORT FIRM wishes 1-room Of
ice in centrally located bldg; moderate
rental. Please give full details, Box 97-J,
Star lie
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SEVERAL GOOD apt. houses available, 15
f. rs 90 unss nrF yasT Gs Dc apfToL sT-71unit
apt. bldg. of brick and concrete construe-
ton. Most apts. contain hedrms has
available space in hsmt. for ofhcs Or store
oil INV h, attractively priced: Once open
ewes. and Sun. SENATE REALTY CO.,
I1Oe Eye st. NV, Ex.. 3270.
SPECIAL BARGAIN! 1st commercia1-405
o ST. s.w. 2 houses. .5-rm: brick and
Small cash payment. RE. 5216. Ill
3-FAMMY APT. house. Just. OF Ga. ave.
and webster st. NV. with income @ Of
SI65 per month. Call me today on this
future commercial possibility. Call MI.
snyder until 5 Pm, NE. 5400: SUNDAY
and ewes. IA. 3342. LEO M. BERNSTEIN
& Co. 1A15 z st. NV. IL
4-FAMILY FLAT, semidetached, in the best
NV section; apartments have z bed
rooms, 9 apartments bedroom; priced
right on today's market: income, So. 400
VI. For information. call WILLIAM A.
corner brick, apt. house.
near Scott Circle. Priced low, with good
financing. viii show good return for in
vestment. Mr.. Morse, SH. 1877, BROWN
REALTY CORP, Do. s55S.
1-YK--OLD MODERN 3faniily apt., located
near 18th and Oates stS ne. For further
can HARRY CoHEN, exclu-
siye. RE. x771. dE. o2s6. 10
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EXCELLENT women's shopping location.
1923 Connecticut ave-; store contains 1.5O0
50. IT. plus balcony 500 So. IT. and full
basement: walls paneled; can make avail
able attractive studio apartment in same
building; immediate possession.
Small store, recently emodeled in large
modern ONCE building near new Municipal
Center; available Immediately.
Attractive store Connecticut ave-, Dupont
Circle area; 1000 50. it. plus 500 So. it. bal
cony; will give satisfactory long-term lease
to acceptable tenants. j. A. WEINBERG
CO., INC, Realtors, 1907 H st. NV, Ma.
$500. -12
COLORED-AVAILABLE SPACE, ofnces.
beauty parlor or dance studio. DUNBAR
HOTEL You st. at 18th st. NV, NO. S970.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE

5000 TO 10000 SO. FT., suitable TO
household goods storase. IA. 6672. IL
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RusINEss PROPERTY WANTED.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL PAY ALL Cash for business prop
erty in location suitable for restaurant or
Boz -251-K.- -star. l0-
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4 tenant houses, 200-steer barn, 2 silos,
ofhce, garage with living quarters; blue
grass, plenty OF yaseri ,,s, ~ MI; Of wash aiss
$4,000.
TAR acres. 2 brick houses, 5 tenant
houses, 3 silos: we'll watered; all modern
equipment Price, 100000.
3i5 acres, 10-room stone house. large
barn; all modern equipment. Price, S36.-
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sroREs FOR RENT.

ATTENTION, CHAIN STORE operators
Ideal location. downtown Wash, nr. 14th
and q st. nv: for lge. volume retail store;
story ofice BLDG: additional space in bsmt.;
excel. for remodeline into modern store
Ewell, LEO NJ; BERNSTEIN & CO., 1915
3 ssi st. ELEvENTH niT I'll 81. s4oo oNw-1n the % heart
Of the business district; ground foog; GOOD
CONNECTICUT AVE, near Mayhower-
Amidst prominent shops; 500 ss. IT, AFp::
WILSON BLVD; 2,ooo-is; store in e; excel 9.
hardware; 5-yr. lease available. ALBERT
\; COHEN. Realtor, CHI. 1861; eyes, Gil.
a211 Columbia pike =. 1st
residence. now avsilahie for commercial
purposes; suitable for doctor. dentist;
tearoom.. ice cream parlor or any small
retail shop: lessor may suitcase part Of
and bath. upstairs. and full basement;
situated close to 2 large shopping centers.
with lease to responsible tenant. B. M.
SMITH, Realtor, 24os Columbia pike.
OK 203S III
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COLORED-TWO-FAM1 FLAT nT. md
and r. T. ave-Ea. apt. consists Of 8 rms,
Kit. and bath; separate heating p.ants;
tenants furn. own heat and utilities; rent,
5000 per yr.: price. $40. 500. WAGGAMAN-
COLORED-12-UNIT APT. house in good
NV. location. zoned 60-C commercial.
Tenants furn. own heat and utilities. Needs
which should result in substantial increase
of present very low rents: $4,000. WAC
GAMAN-BRAWNER, 100 Eye st. NV. ME.
1880
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tcontinued On Next rsss.)
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SHARE MY LARGE OFFICE: win rent you
. desks, both with telephone switchboard
lator fan Gail MR.. SIMPSON, DI. 5000.
-16
DOCTOR OR DENTIST: In modern apt.
bldg, near new Geo. washington Univ.
EcsnitaI annrnY 600 so IL in 3 rooms
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CONNECTICUT AvE.-5-story,
heated ONCE bldg; net annual
S20,0O0. based on long-term
prom. tenants. Brokers invited. {
Evening star., 1947-08-14

sH; ss fs; III & HI; = is If; ;;s 5:s1 ; @ ] @ r; Fl; @ H. u
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DREADED VEAL CHOPS

Choose 6 veal chops. either rib or
loin. " veoI rib chops ore used you
may prefer TO remove bone and wrop
long end Of meot Ground eye muscle
to form eompoct circles Of meot.
Skewer with toothpick. If Ioin chops
ore used, do not remove bone but wrop
long end Of meot around thick por-
tion ond skewer. Dip first in beaten
egg diluted with z tablespoons voter
then in seasoned breud crumbs.
Brown on both sides. slowly, in but
ter or bacon drippinss. Then cover
and LET cook very slowly for As min
utes. If preferred, chops may be fin
ished in oven. veuI chops ore more
delicious when cooked slowly ond
thoroughly. Serves 6.
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VEAL STEW
With Celery ond Noodles

II ID. salt pork 2 cups water
2 lbs. boneless stew teaspoons salt
veal 2 cups cut celery
2 tablespoons -four
Cut salt pork in cubes and fry until
brown. add PoneIess stew veol, cut In
Finch cubes, and brown we'll. Add wo-
tes, soIt and cover closely. Let simmer
"a hours. Add cut celery ond con-
tinue cooking " hour Thicken the
srovy with flour stirred into o little
voter. Serve with cooked goodies.
Cornish with pickle fons. Serves 5
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Choose 5-Ib. rump roast Of veal. bone
left in. Mix ! tablespoon Of dry mus
tord. teaspoon poultry seasoning.
tablespoon brown sugar, ! toble-
spoon solt ond some pepper together
and rub into the roast Brown the
roast very slowly in ; tablespoons Of
lurd-the more slowly Drowned, the
better the flavor. Add " cup diced
onion. z tablespoons vinegar and cover
tightly. Simmer over low fire for
IN hours. Mokes its own erovy.
Serves ) to the pound Of meut.
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young
thrifty
So
nutritious
Plan
tin
of Sideways prices
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SUGGESTIONS
FOR PREPARING
VEAL

Cut w lbs. thin veol round steok
into individual outlets. When this
is done sprinkle with 4 tablespoons
grated dY-ype cheese mixed with
4 tablespoons flour and pound il in
on both sides. When the steak is
we'll flutsened. fry slowly until lightly
Drowned in melted butter or butter
ond lard mixed. Let cook IS min
utes, keeping the fire very low otter
first browning. Moke milk sruvy
from drippinss. Serves 4.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Miss Lola AUen
Becomes Bride

Miss Lola Louise Allen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rogers
Allen of Tucker Hill, Va, became
the bride of Mr.. Joseph Franklin
Musgrove, son of Mrs. Theresa Mus
grove of Silver Spring, yesterday
afternoon. The ceremony took place
in st. Johns rectory In Forest Glen,
Father Francis J. Lauriela offici-
ating. A reception'followed at Hotel
2400.
The bride was escorted by her
brother, Mr.. William r. Allen, and
she wore white satin gown with a
lace veil held in place by tiara of
seed pearls. She wore string of
pearls, gift of the bridegroom and
carried white roses and orchids.
Mrs. George LETTER was the
matron of honor wearing a fuchsia
taffeta gown, a matching velvet hat
and carrying an old-fashioned
bouquet.
Fay Forsyth was the flower girl
and she wore aqua taffeta, veil to
match and carried an fashioned
nosegay.
Mr.. C. P. Musgrove was the best
man.
After a northern wedding trip
the couple will live in Washington
until their home in Silver Spring is
! completed.
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State eSOcieties

A reception and dance will be
given Saturday evening by the
Georgia State Society at the Shore
ham Hotel at $3.50 o'clock. The
event will open the social season
of the society and will honor
Georgians who do not dance.
Mrs. Robert Ramspeck, president
Of the society, is in charge of the
program Of entertainment, and
those assisting. her will be Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. jackson, Col. and Mrs.
S. Gordon Green, Col. and Mrs. w.
H. H. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Tate.
Mrs. j. w. Thurston, Randolph
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Partyb Planned
By Skat'imgC Club

It's a social as well as a real
sports event when the Washington
Figure Skating Club meets. Most
of the Capitals best ice skaters are
members of the club and will be on
hard for the open house which the
club will hold Wednesday evening at
6 o'clock.
Mr.. Dallas bort of the State De-
partment Is president of this group
which meets four or five nights a
week during their season, from
October l to the end of April. Mr..
James L. Karrick, jr., is publicity
chairman for the year and Mrs. bort
is chairman of the Hospitality Com
mittee for the party Wednesday
evening.
Skating solos at the opening party
will be given by Miss Betty Lee
Dent, Miss Fern Fletcher, Mr.. Carl
Evening star., 1947-09-28

6S3s, may Be contacted for further
information.
Texas
The social season of the Texas
State Society viii open with a ball
Friday evening at $50 o'clock in the
new ball room of the Shoreham
Hotel. Music will be by Dave Nc
Williams Orchestra and the pro-
gram will include numbers by the
Evening star., 1947-09-28

ton Hoffner, jr, and Mr.. Donald
Laws. DR.. Edgar McPeak Is in
charge of the program.
All former members and present
members and their guests are in
vited to attend.
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Southeastern Universitv Choral a..

Southeastern University Choral So
ciety.
Vest Virginia
The West Virginia Society will
open its social season Saturday
evening with a reception and dance
in the new ballroom of the Shore
ham Hotel at 10 o'clock. with music
by David McWilliams' orchestra.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
Grew Nominated to Head
District Harvard Club

Joseph G. Grew. former Ambassa-
dor to Japan, has been nominated
for president OF the Harvard Club
of Washington for 1947, with elec-
tions to be held at $50 o'clock to-
night at the Army and Navy Club.
Other nominees include: Robert
Lincoln O'Brien, honorary president:
John H. Pratt. first vice president;
L. WEIGH Pogue, second vice presi-
dent; Phillip Young, third vice
president; DR.. j. P. Leake, fourth
vice PRESIDENT. Capt. William E.
Eaton, secretary: William L. Owen,
assistant secretary, and Howard s.
LIE Roy, treasurer.
George Frost Kennan, deputy for
foreign affairs at the National War
College and former diplomat, will
address the club tonight on The
Soviet Way of Thought and Its Ell
feet on Foreign Policy
Evening star., 1947-01-30
Senate Committees
Plan Close Look al
Operations of RFC

Past and future operations of the
Reconstruction Finance Corp. are
likely to figure in the work of sew
.eral Senate committees in the next
few months, it was indicated today
Chairman Tobey of the Senate
Banking Committee said his group
must pass on the question Of ex-
tending the lending powers of RFC
beyond June 80. In SO doing, he
said, the committee will want to
look pretty closely" into the agency
He, admitted steps already have
been taken to gather information
about the corporation, including
data as to the number of officials
and employees who have left the
agency to take jobs with railroads
or other corporations.
War Probers May Start Inquiry.
Senator Ferguson, Republican, OF
Michigan said the RFC may be
drawn into future proceedings be-
fore the special Senate War In
vestigating Committee.
The Michigan Senator saw no
conflict with the Banking Com
mittee in this situation. He pointed
out that the banking group must
consider the future authority of
RFC, whereas the Special Committee
is concerned primarily with war con-
tracts. and would go into RFC
operations only to the extent that
it may have figured in the financing
of such contracts, or war plants.
The Senate Expenditures Com
mittee has set up subcommittee to
continue the study of the War Assets
Administration. Senator Ferguson,
who is chairman of that subeom-
mittee, said he expected the RFC
would figure in that inquiry also.
Jesse Jones May Testify.
In the Appropriations Committee,
also, Senator Ferguson said he would
be interested in studying the future
fund requirements Of the lending
agency.
Chairman Tobey said it probably
will be severel weeks before the
Banking Committee begins con-
sideration Of extending RFC lending
powers.
Chairman Brewster of the War
Investigating Committee, was re-
ported yesterday as having been. as
sured by Jesse Jones, former RFC
chairman, that he would testify be-
fore that group whenever 1t goes
into RFC matters.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
Palestine
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severe blow on the head which had
been stitched in the cave. He also
is suffering bad burns on the. face
and neck caused by chloroform. His
eyes are in bad condition due to the
effect of chloroform and to the fact
that he was without spectacles."
UItimatum Fulfilled.
An official announcement said
plans for the transfer of certain
areas of Palestine to military con-
troll are ready for immediate intro
duction, but are not being brought
into effect at once since the condi-
tions of the ultimatum for the re-
lease of Windham and Collins have
been fulfilled. This does not imply
any cessation of the activities of
the security police, which are con-
tinuing."
British orders clamping 1l.sss=tial
law on Tel Aviv, Petah Tikvah and
Ramat Gan were reliably reported
rescinded early today. The British
had issued an ultimatum invoking
martial law If Mr.. Collins was not
released by S pm. yesterday. He
was released about five hours after
the deadline.
Both Mr.. Collins and Judge
Windham apparently were kid
naped to guarantee the safety Of
Dov Bella Gruner, a 33-year-old Jew,
convicted for his part in the attack
on Palestine police station and
sentenced to hang. The sentence has
been stayed to permit an appeal to
the Privy Council, Britains supreme
court.