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Evening star., 1947-08-12
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CRAFTS.
Glass Of instruction in sewing and Other
crafts for women, Nye Council House
Eighth and r streets s.W, $50 am
DANCE.
outdoor dancing for \teen-agers, spon.
ssS' tonsh tn:
Recreation Center; Eighth and II street,
s,W.. music supplied by Tiny Mseksr and
MS 0fenes'fs' Mus1c
Army Medical Center Band concert, $3.50
c'cleek tonisht at Walter Reed Hospits
Daaeidta soidisrs' HON. Military Band eonc.r.
$50 o'clock tonight Soldiers Home band
soasss adss sa ts ss: s.a.s H:s ioas go e. % es
SsxIfs stfs.ts coET%unis' e Center Sixteenth ami
ao:R' oS.a S'a'f5 Deol s'ess5 csass ss'sH sa
w..,,n.. hyNcHEoHs;;, ST.. ,,
Ma1ea'tSn aayoWel hess qas aot. Club 1913
Wall street journal, 1a:l6 Pm. tenor
row. Willard Hotel, Ho.rr,,.
American Business Association, r o'eloci
tonisht Dragon Restaurant, Fourteenth
and g streets NV.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Arts Club of washinrton, 20l7 Eye
street NV, open weekdays IL am. to q
pm, Sundays to B pm; summer exhibi-
ton t.m,s.s by Q snembers of club through Sep
Fish and and wildlif. Service. under main
Fourteenth and Z streets NV, open 9
am. to pm. daily: display Of animals
and frssh-water fish. for an indefinite
IA S.3lon:l G.1,sr, Art, sixth .tre:
sundsS. xbea Seekdsys of ans to 10
through September ID.
Library of CenEress, open am. to II
esst 4bSsy to n S.
carta. on loan from the British govern:
ment until December 1h. 1913; orieina
draft Of Lincolns Gettysburg address
5iosrsphs," both % for an indennite period
go rare and important books from tn,
e sSIn oH .nd
Howard uniy.s.ity G.lisry, sf Art. es
am to pm. MONDAYS a 18th shreush @ frids,s Fla q
students work Of the Department Of Art
Barnet Adsn Gallery. 127 Randolph plac,
eafies. III Kaiser, % Lassari. f Perimuttsr ane
Sssss feaSHsn PaSe Lsa.Ts. Eighth and
day ts tSroush % Friday: 8 am, to : 1 pm. Sat Bat:
drsays ss p.n sa shrosss
so: :.
Artists Cooperative Gallery, 1890 N
street NV, open 10 am. to Pm. dails
and / pm to 6 pm. Sundays; exhibition
of paintings Of summer scenes In Wash
ington by Potomac Plein Air Artists Asso-
citation. through Monday.
FOR sERVICEMEN
Penthouse USO. Seventeenth and X
streets NV, dancinE on terrace. Q O'Clock
uso. 1911 H street NV. Sunset musi,
hour, 7 O'Clock tonight, dancing. o o'elocl
tonight
Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Club
1915 l. street NV. Comfortable lounges
library, writing desks. billiard tables, radio,
and piano. Always open.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
; SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT DE REsPONsrDIE for. any
debts other than those CONTRACTED hy
myself, HANS J. sTEINMEYER, 2701 d4th
T. WRMi Wi NOT sE RESPONSIBLE for any
soi ,s.ssss assess H. N9SshisR ESo6Se g.
DIAMONDS, old iewelry and silver wanted
g. ce'ti i4as asiaa1 4 4. NV. wv M1. $40. o
GAS WATER HRATzAs, 20. 80; 20 gal,
automatic; no cash, needed, small monthly
p.snSssnt; iWn,sdi.ts, .a,a a,nstailasion D. A.
ssSSsx oNf q New xelks svI ass.., tn. Hotel M.al-
SON. il East 6sth, st.. Just on Fifth ave
Newly deeeEatsd: large, airy rooms from jon
:aa a. :.Ty!es a. aa9e a9.ssndis.os.a an,ns ree
81; =. vic:
and s1sfiss susr.nteed Mt i year. xkTrHuK MxRkSE,
acoouSTrAsf: stS ii ri. expert. book. started.
;sRs poIn sGd'i iaosfTHoo 2R
S' Ss rsts It. pAiT: Me-: fS fSs sitss. fo'n
cANNINa fEAcnks, lsrse Iibsrtas. direct
from famous De witt orshs.ds; e s2 SanIss 90 Per
Bridge. On Route 50, next 70 Hnl.cod No;
TOR. .or GO & Sn Lee blvd" e sign .sd Sf biz red
GAS HExTiNG BonkRs and het-wate.
heating plants; NO cash needed. :, small
B. A. sTANsBURY. %. a020
WILL NOT BE REsP0NsIBLx for any
debts made BY any one other than myself.
VII SoE anpfh & tEaS stEsrSssIsts y ii for IL d.s,.
incurred BY any one other than myself
1pWARD, ,vs,Ll,, 8. rEAaAN' 42e 4sh st. ns'
AFTER AUGGsT q. ls4.. ] Am not re-
sponsibls for any dshts centraeted by any
NOSARIO, MCGUIRE General HOSPITAL
Richmond 10, Va
Evening star., 1947-08-12
SALESMAN.

FOOD SALESMEN-Nationa food organi-
stion is desirous Of securing seyersl young
and msh velnisy permsnent POSITION m exee
lent opportunities for advancement; Auto
mobile furnished Bond and physical ex-
sasax sspS sss .dncsn Ha
viii viii be .Hnr arranged. Wits Box lazy. Star
LIFE INSURANCE, liberal commissions,
plus guaranteed salary. for sale and and ser
vice. weekly premium: monthly ana snn reg
1890 before II am. for APPOINTMENT. IA
MAN wanted for profitable Sawieigh bust
sa4l mq' hS wrts is'ss fsn sSssa sPs
PfIsrfss sAnHsMAs ahiss;i E. wanted to
resent US in Washinston; have sxsspti1hh. ns %.
sehs Eshs ana psFy s 6i
koYSE kesFsf' e.sss eo so5
srEdiaIFY Sri ha!nPfs. s.lEs%As MH to
ersanization in this territory, TO d.x sell v,i,
1909 I4th st. NV. between 10 and 2.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-ExeelIsnt op.
operatins opt rstt principally in Monta. Co. and
NY Wash ample OF hGmsh Psaq
SON, Realtor, s236 Ga, ave. Ia
ees.fai sssea record i Of esiins on ssms aceo1ats
i.:ns. insxpsTisnssd e ys,ss,s dTsy!er si.; e:
sALEsMEN--we have eeeninss for 2 TOP.
notch salesmen to follow UP leads from
experience helpful but not REQUIRED: our
thorough sales training course enables you
in a short time to earn from 5000 to
ned lifetime career; you must own a
cal possess Al references and have q
pleasing personsli'y II you eas s7e qualify, n.
while YOU az. learning. 10 assure per
ssar se"r:sM = Box ass.y' stat . 'e'aA .'su'
on dealers and national accounts: expert
enced man familiar with. territory only,
ays q ss%gss' dsa soa 4od sRs . WIN 0' Hsd
SALESMAN. .exper. man with BACKGROUND
q tools snd shop Supplies preferred for
ssns sSnD:.
plies. Boz. 1l3-v, Star. -12
sALEsMEN-Roofing and siding can, can,
vassers wanted weekly advance. Gan
"a ssALEsMEN, married. over a5, selling only
no extra duties, no canvassing no serVic-
You you 80 spend ali ~ your n time selling rhis
company recosnizes the professional status
of q good salesman. With us YOU don't
toner happy. Our product is tops In It's
field. stands on its own feet after you
sell 1t. Men hired now will get In on
ea.nings In field Sl00 or better weskly.
Call MR.. EVANS, RE. 6913. -I2
not necessary: our men earn vel over
500 wk II you are a hard worker and
are willing to learn. apply at T23 9th St;
NV, Mr. ROGERS --l3
YOUNG MEN, between 21 and 2s. with
merchandising ability to sell nationally
advertised and accepted product; tnis is
not q house canvassins job but entais
direct selling to retailers applicants must
be hiGh school graduates and nave Al
references. Apply in own Handwriting.
sof < fRiNIiSG atTriES sALksMAN to sell compost.
ton for photo -ofiset reproduction ane
other Duplicating processes; factory ofancn
Of national orssniIation salary ana over
ride. District 1887. liz
Evening star., 1947-08-12

Room, while the hotels other dining
room Is up flight Of stairs. Climb
ing stairs tired the help and slowed
the service. Mr.. Patterson is not
man to tire . waitress or slow
service unnecessarily.
He Is, incidentally. . man who
likes csndlelight, ut least for the
Illumination of places like the Du-
bonnet Room. Women like it." he
was saying the other night through
the soft candlelit glow. 1T fiatters
them"
Women don't like 1t only because
1t f1atters them." said one of them
1T also makes the guy who brought
them look better, which Is sometimes
q great help"
Tex Beneke and the S6-piece
Glenn Miller orchestra he conducts
will appear at the Watergate Thurs
day night at $50 o'clock The con-
cert will be . tribute to Maj. Glenn
Miller, who lost his life on q flight
over France while the orchestra was
the official one Of the United States
Army Air Forces. a..
The orchestra has become some
thing of q record-breaker In the
year since it returned to civilian life
with its featured saxophonist as Its
leader. The record 1t broke at the
Capitol Theater In New York was 26
years old and 1t has passed others
Of shorter standing at such places
as the Sunnybrook Ballroom, the
Earle Theater in Philadelphia, Frank
Daileys Meadowbrook, the Oriental
Theater in Chicago, the Palladium
in Los Angeles and the 400 Club in
New York. Mr.. Heneke and the
Miller orchestra also have twice won
Disc Jockey Martin Blocks Make
Believe Ballroom Popularity Poll"
The Midnight Merry-Go-Round: !:
The Lotus show features the pert
tap dancing OF Jackie Harvey, who
appeared several times at the late
Trade Winds and who also Is prob
ably the only girl who smokes cigars
on stage and can't stand even
cigarettes OIL stage. The Lotus
also has what must be the ultimate
in audience participation, when the
athletic Paxton brothers summon a
couple Of ringsiders to join them in
acrobatics. Know how q night
club headwaiter spends his time dur
ing the closed d-for-the-summer Pc
riod? He spends 1t going to other
night clubs and after-hour haunts.
At any rate that's how Ernest,
guardian of the Club Ciro's portals,
is spending his vacation, he con-
fessed the other night at the King
Cole Room. The Club Bali
closes Friday for a three-week vaca-
ton, reopening September S, with
Lester Young making bebop.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Births Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau OF Vital Statistics
Charles and Mary Barriek. boy.
Richard and Jane Blanchard. boy.
Howard and Ethel Boyd. boy.
Emmett and Mary Bruce, boy.
william and Mary Carroll, boy.
Walter and Madge Clark, boy.
Thomas and Lois Coalson. boy.
James and Helen Conover, boy.
David and Mayis Crump. boy.
Ernest and Audrey Davis, boy.
Leroy and Martha Day. boy.
Franklin and Elizabeth Derrick, boy.
George and Dorothee Didden, boy.
Jesse and MARGARET Dodd, girl:
Roger and JacQueiine Duvall. boy.
Arthur and Elizabeth Erb, boy.
Kenneth and Mable Estep, boy.
Darden and Ruth Eure, boy.
William and Dorothy Evans, boy.
Floyd. and Joan Frank, boy.
Terrell and Phyllis Freemon, boy.
Robert and Sarah Gaare, boy.
Alexander and Mildred Garnett, boy.
Arvs and Flora Gentry. girl.
Andrew and Anne Gerber. boy.
Evening star., 1947-08-12

s,s:a sP,en:!a snd M Mary oelahs. boy:
sersfin and Constance Guerra, boy.
J; Blaine and Melvena Harrell. girl.
George and Dorothy Hoyer, boy.
Twins and Marguerite Kelley, boy.
.alss Wesley sns sns Gern,s, Gssii,s k.dys bey
Eysrett and Enis Kirby, boy
Glen and Betty Koepenick. boy.
William and Martha Lewis. girl
G@lsrsnes Clare and Alyerts Lewis, boy.
Harold and Joyce Loving, boy.
sn 5osn ana :ns 1ss n0dh h.linaaist lMsiass Boy Sey
5ss: 2ssss: :ns :ns sss ssas's M.yh:s ssy boz
Melvin and If Tlorsnss @ Miisssad. sfitssd' Sos,. S,
huab hssI and md MAZE AiIss. HSrri; Mscai boy So;
George and sii Nellie Nai Me1ntosh. boy. o'
sehn and Marsaret Nails, boy.
WiIliam and Dorothy Newman. boy.
Rasass Rosest snd ins sa1sars RSais SHs; SN sS Sey
sSsIi:s sSs.;s :nS :nS SS:5y ~: i ssiiI||s:' Ssy.
Walter and Angela Preston. boy.
John and Janet Rosefs. boy.
IGs:'a La and az a.sn Hs';ss s.li fiuPesi Pos boy.
Chester and Ylerence Eezuka. boy.
Maurice and Ellis Sinclair, boy.
Edward and Cerale Smith. boy.
william and Mary eudduth, boy.
Joseph and Virginia 6werds. boy.
Sutherland and Martha Taylor boy.
Henry and Althea Tennsy. boy.
John and Jane Tracey. boy.
Rdssr and Caroline Tracy. boy.
Robert and Mary vanKeuren, boy.
Ira and Edith walsh, girl
Robert and Helen Werner, boy.
Edward and Eiixabeth Willis, boy.
Lloyd and Charlotte Wineland. xirl.
Charles and Nancy Woodmanses, boy.
Leon and Mary Wowak, boy.
Stanley and Kathryn YaEiela. boy.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

CLASSIFIED Advertising may
be placed over the telephone
MONDAY through FRIDAY
from 8 am. to 9 pm.
SATURDAY from . an.
to z pm.
SUNDAY from ii Am. to 8 . m.
For those wishing to trans
act business in person the first
door Business Counter is open
MONDAY through SATURDAY
from Sam. to II pm.
SUNDAY from : am. to Q pm.
Evening star., 1947-08-12

Here is another quick and convenient way of nsurins
that your classified ad gets into The Star. Expert and
courteous representatives always ready to take
your Ad the business in The Stars spacious
lobby and give you friendly advice on how to phrase
your best advantages The Stars business counter
is open from 500 am. to IL pm. every day. Ads
received by p.m always get into the days Star
except on Saturday. when the deadne for The Sunday
Star is pm. And remember The Star also has nearly
seventy classified ad agencies all over the Washinson
In fact it is than likely that there's Star
classified ad agent in your neiehborhood who will take
your ad during his business hours.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
SALESMAN Cont.

STATESMEN, to represent wholesale grocery
CO., calling on retail grocery trade in the
city: experienced with srocers, necessary.
Apply In person, C. d. KENNY CO., 40s
10th St sw.
SALESMAN, experienced In selling electri.
cal appliances, radio and television: splen.
did opportunity for right man; permanent;
leads furnished. Box 337-V Star, Ia
Evening star., 1947-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICES tcen,. }

SPECIAL NOTICES tcsns.).
PLANg RRERA1KD Tor your home. Rsa-
sonahle eherGe. AD. $3.50. Id
I WILL MOI. Hg REsPoNsnLg for any
aeh. RoBERT GDo. DoDSON, 1908 Rhode
i''saH | VII No S6T Hs sE HELD RESPONSIBLE for
any debt made By any one other than
myself. II. II. WILLIS, 93l Il. I. ave NV.
Evening star., 1947-08-12

A divorce on the ground Of deser-
ton may be obtained in ~ States.
Evening star., 1947-08-12

CONTINUED on Next Psse.'
Evening star., 1947-08-12
HELP MiA.

ACCOUNTANT, jr, for public acetg. arm:
3 T%ir;; s,.s some travel involved. Reply Box $3.50
xDvERfIsNa SOLICITOR and x phone
nan: gn good commission. LABOR HERALD,
M %iss AMasoiissf st. dsass sal%ers .ns;,. M
applied mathmeticians are needed for inn
poftant work on experimental high-speed
ana I'll. asS sa ,slsEs . rss oas
ATssnss psrsansi ins:rsi.v M y with 4 sim aaitI Il
United Aircraft cor5., stratford, conn.
AacMTECTuRAL CRAFTSMAN = Only
aeSa. snose VINO have worked In architects
usual opportunity to work under capable
layout man and designer. SHAPIRO. NC,
ass1sTfaakfi' KS ssf1a T. ROOM RiS CLERK: expeE T12 no.
essential. Conscientious. reliable and am
nitious young gentleman Of good back
ssss to e S9a in
See Mt; Brown until 8 pm, HOTEL
xssisTANr STOCK SUPERVISOR, young
man to assist In supervising stock people:
one capable Of handling people; 5-day. 40
ssSs nsss aS l kSoT sssKgggE Aggz
&ufo sop1; a; ar Asp sna aENbsk Sis MI NAN new
shop, excellent WORKING conditions 5-day
eS0I cS' S9 sssg' sigsl7 10: Lynn st. so:i|yh' @ia
AUTO .HODY and fender men; excel. OPP
portunaty, for men exper with ,Chrysler
Corr. make cars, in modern, well-eQuipped
shop; good working cond., vacation with
pay. See Mr. Guthrie, L. p. STEUART,
INC, 1440 st. NV. Ia
AUTOMOBILE BODY AND FENDER repair
With good pay. Apply GENERAL BAKING
AUTo Glass MAN, experienced; $50
week: There are other. advantages to
this Job See Mr. Herson about this perms-
nent position. HERsON AUTO GLASS,
Y Florida ave. ne, MI. 700, lis
sRs a'Ss Mh Sssyes RsGmit g0od pay
Hyattsvills: Nd. WA. 3462. la
enced on various makes; excellent op-
portunity Tor good man; twin post lifts;
new building See Mr. Dennison. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS. 3010 Rhode Island ave.
AUTO MECHANIC WANTED, $50 a week.
De III & s0rf SR II s'ri H1oR s5R
A6To XII E MI t. sese eseandins
tiohai neehsnlcs; must be experieneed,
preferably on Buick; 5-day wk vacations
with pay. uniforms furnished and cleaned.
Apply to service manager Mr.. George W.
Langhenry. WA. 1920. HYATTSVILLE
BUICK 632S Halt ave HyattsvilIe Md
Evening star., 1947-08-12

furniture, etc, must h
and steady JOB, 40-hr.
ence. Box 19o-Y. Sta
FURNITURE REFINl.
must have cabinet ex
Apply personnel dept
Co, 1901 Lawrence 1
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Second Antarctic Lake Oasis
Described by Byrd Explorers
Bodies Of Green Wuter, Covering More Thon
200 Squore Miles, Found on CoostIine
BY Thomos R. Henry
Star Sfoff Correspondent

WITH NAVY ANTARCTIC
EXPEDITION, Mar. Ga second
large Antarctic oasis which has
been discovered by this expedi-
ton was described today by Rear
Admiral Richard e. Byrd, expe-
dition commander. It consists OF
a succession of green lakes, the
largest more than 4 miles long,
covering an area of more than
200 square miles. ss
This apparently is a region heated
by some great underground furnace
where glaciers have retreated. This
Is also indicated by little pack ice
near the coast, which indicates tina,
the water perhaps is heated.
The evidence of volcanic activity
apparently is clearer here than In
the larger oasis found month ago
Long, straight black lines the width
of two-lane highway cross brown
ice-free soil. These probably are
the remains of old lava flows. \
The same exploring party also
found in the same vicinity, near the
foot of Vestfold Mountains on Lars
Christensen coast in longitude 7e
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Lahore Curfew Ordered
Jas Violence Is Renewed
BY The Assoeicisd Press

| ~
NEW DELHI, Mar. 6.-The all
India Radio said in Delhi broad
cast today that a 24-houri curfew
had been clamped on Lahore as q
result of three new outbursts Of
violence this morning in the Pun
jab capital, where communal riot
ing has cost at least 50 lives since
Tuesday.
The broadcast said rival "mobs'
opened fire on each other in La
hore suburb, causing i've .casual-
ties" and that police and the mill
tary cordoned OF the area and dis
Ipersed the groups. The radio said
police opened fire on two other oc-
casions, also.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
NLRB Head Fears Strike Wave
In Wide Labor Law CHANCES
Herzog Tells Senator'S Wagner Act Should
Hove Amendments, but Urges Caution

Chairman Paul M. Herzog OF
the National Labor Relations
Board today proposed two
changes in the Wagner Act, but
he warned Congress that if wide
changes are made in labor law
the workers might 80 resent the
destruction of rights they have
so recently won that work stop
pages would sweep the country"
Mr.. Herzog, whose board inter-
prets and enforces the Wagner Act,
testified before the Senate Labor
Committee.
One change he suggested would
make it an unfair labor practice
for minority union in plant to
strike In an effort to force recog-
milton after it had lost bargaining
election. A recent board ruling held
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Woodward Building
Sold 10 D. {. Group
For S3,500,o00
Corporation Purchases
History Structure From
Heirs of Store Owner
By Robert J. Lewis
Real E,tote EDITOR Of The s,or

In one of the largest transac-
tionS in downtown real estate in
recent years, the History Wood
ward Building, on the southeast
corner of Fifteenth and H
streets NV, has been sold to a
group of Washington investors
by heirs of the late S. Walter
Woodward, one of the founders
of the Woodward g. Lothrop
department store, it was learned
today. :.
The new owner is the woodward
Realty Corp, headed by Leopold v.
Freudberg, member of the. in
surance firm Of Voting 81 Simon,
which has offices In the building.
Vice president and secretary is
Matry Young, also a member Of
the Young g. Simon firm.
The building, which has more
than 42G offices and store rooms, is
assessed at $2,354,886. The exact
purchase price was not disclosed
but was said to be about $780,
0O0."a Built in 1922, the structure
is in the. heart of the city's financial
district.
The building was owned until last
December 81 by the Woodward
Building Corp, of which John Tys-
sowski, Delaplane, Va, was presi-
dent.
Mr.. Tyssowski said stockholders
were Mrs. Luke I. Wilson, Mrs.
Brainard w. Parker and Mrs. Tys-
sowski, daughters Of the late S. w.
Woodward, and the estate of the
late Donald Woodward, son of the
store founder. Brainard w. Parker
and the Washington Loan & Trust
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Champetier de Ribes, Head
OF French Council, Dies
BY the Assoeiofed Press

PARIS, Mar. 6-Auguste Cham
peter de Ribes, GA, president Of the
Council of the Republic, the upper
house of the French Legislature
died early today.
A member of the Popular Repub-
lican Movement (MRP), he was
chosen for the post January IA by
reason of seniority after being tied
by Georges Marrane, Communist
e IN the balloting.
M. Champetier de Ribes served
as Minister of Pensions in several
prewar French cabinets, including
those of Andre Tardieu, Pierre Laval
and Edouard Daladier, and was
undersecretary to the presidency OF
the Council of Ministers in the final
French cabinet of 1910 under Paul
Reynaud.
: He was a member of the French
prosecution in the war crimes trials
as Nuremberg after the war.
Evening star., 1947-03-06

an employer may discharge with
impunity workers involved in such a
strike.
The second change would allow
workers to re-select their union bar
gaining agent when a contract is
about to expire without fear of dis
charge under .closed-shop pro-
vision Of the existing contract"
Mr.. Herzog asked Congress to &c
slow in changing labor law, advo-
eating the longtime study approach
suggested by President Truman
He pointed out the Wagner Act "has
never been tested in normal times
and that since its passage in 1885
five years of heated litigation were
followed by sixsyears of preparation
for war, by war itself and by recon-
version"
At the other side of the Capitol
(See LABOR. Page A-41
Evening star., 1947-03-06

east, huge bay 80 miles wide ex-
tending about 10 miles into assumed
coastline In which most Of the Navy
probably could anchor.
The lakes are colored blue-green
mostly, but a few red and one black
one were observed. The plane flew
low enough to see lakes which were
covered with thin new ice at the
start Of Antarctic winter, but GER
tainly we're open water a few days
ago. Some OF the lakes were dark
green In color, growing blush toward
the banks.
The bodies of water were separated
by brown and reddish hills of jum-
bIed rocks with snow in crevasses
Some were as much as 200 feet high
The region Is about 800 miles west
Of the larger oasis discovered by the
same group.
Other results Of the explorations
Of the expedition were announced
today by Admiral Byrd.
Three new ranges and literally
hundreds of peaks were found in
surveying an area larger than the
ICoo HTNDv po0D OC
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Miss ] NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
With Detroit Symphony Sunday
By Frances Lide

Miss Margaret Truman will make
her radio debut Sunday on the
Sunday Evening Hour to be broad
cast from 8 to 8 pm. from Dstroit,
1t was announced today at the
White House.
The Presidents daughter win
appear with the Detroit Symphony
conducted by DR.. Karl Kruger, q
personal friend of Miss Trumana
voice teacher, Mrs. Thomas johnson
Strickler.
The Sunday Evening Hour. is car
ried by the American Broadcasting
Co, and is heard here over Station
WMAL.
Miss Reathel Odum, personal sec
retary to Mrs. Truman, who made
the announcement, said Miss Tru
man now Is In Detroit, but that she
did not know Of any plans Mrs.