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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Gent. !.

3 . ants; s:sss sgsrase,r iss. lot. house II
SesP' s& $40 sdag This IS resi a oa
asyn aynvg Payment nv bs!sncs ,es easy nnsnsins
aUNff 0es Bkick as ans aSr sahsss 8 Rms.
baths. oil heat. includes all furniture: in
fSRsa SosEy slsr s. SO; s7oS Sesd $4,000 cash. SAM
PRoPERTY. consisting of rms. and small
grocery store: lst commercial; nr. Govt
sadsd u! :sesae.' aA6 make s't ssr @
SfAR conn; AVE. and Scott circle
priced at lex than s times income from
room rents: splendid net return on down
e sSSoS9s co
ieeELIfSr Exc izss f9a aosksTHrAsr ssfar location i7
good condsion; oil hot water heat. modern
ssy n s2nysI sG sTlss sSS
day: 6L: 52s5. BOSS g. PHELPS. ISc..
! 81 sTokEs 6 IND 2 APIS, no leases. North
Moore. ,gith HARRY DREIsEN, MA. 7?s72'
APT; UNITs-Mt. Rainier. Md.-In-
f 81 NJ Rsassr sass vi
6O92 is
HAVE fLANS& LAND ana puilder aVallaple.
development. This is an excellent oppor-
sas @9ss Dss REsLq HsFt
4.TAMILY FLAT: detached brick: in very
f anets o1sp ssa ba,S zach R ap sboT ha;
ssn Sse5 v2S isnEn II G. on sa9 e. sa fa
Win sa spss A Above; ease sfoss A'h incoms oSe
per VI; oil heat; priced for immediate e
$3.50 $3.50 W With N S sfai sE2csIsroNE ssalto4; Ss tor
a27 18th St NV
BLADENsBURG RID; N:E:-2 large modern
brick stores; lot ssxiS5 IS6 to 26-ft alsy; ahss:
possession may be had Of pne store in
e. Of &C ca Hns ki a2een eash aH 5 2rss
Reaitor. e27 18th St. NV.
IDEAL 1st COMMERCIAL-Paved, lot 200
xxdd2o improved BY modern buidtns 5ox
within 5 miles of White House; suitable for
distrbItor furniture restas tbs-
rent present building and build additional
other informatio fti phone Mr. woibers. IA:
l7ss' with sHANSoN 81! ss69 & LucHs co. 1908
SPECIAL BARGAIN; s4.s5o; 4o5 o st.
brick in rear. real bargain. RE. 5216.
ANNUAL INCOME sI4,so0-Located on
popular East Capitol St. five minutes from
Capitol 16 units 90 furnished; man
ayers quarters in bsmt: brick. coal heat;
1st trust, S3e,50O; priced 8 times annual
income (approx.l. Brokers cooperation
invited. PAUL J. MILLER, DU. 2422
ANNUAL INCOME OVER $13.OO0-situ-
ated on 9th ST. NV; 14unit apt. house;
furnished; brick; each apt. comprises a
lovely home. Priced approx 5 times an,
nual income. PAUL j. MILLER, DU 2422
It'll pm.
INCOME MONTH S6s5-Nr. Conn ave
Is rms 6Ha baths furnished; detached;
this hne home with income available at
PAUL, J Miller DU. e432 til pm.
CcoLoRED INVEST PROPERTY; down
cial zone rear G st-Arraneed into 3
apis rms on Est f.. , rms ms and d acres b. on
$3.50 per mo Asking price, $4,000
Eve. or Sun. phone MI; & Gordon, Woodley ey
18th st NV, MA 0753
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AcREAcE FOR sALE fcon..) J

ACEEzdE F0R NATURE L0vERS-5 acres
S..Issr S:ss si si5s sissS st.. Nsf IS 4sSs
jersey, 9a rich sandy sol. shs m mi. f1a fHem psis
x.ri ssz m sls sFG% Elm hshn.s T. ns
!afsIai zfsRek. 2 s. ACRES. D. C. N. c.e!sel
isI $Tsto5S az sI oSs5SeSAAS' IA sasS,
considerable heavy timber on State rd..
s:sI essa Ma = r. f sa'z ssSs;
wArd Bldg, RE. 2411. A7
TO 30 ACRES. Dun Loring, Va; cleo
tricity. transp., sch, 9la mi. D. c.; rea-
sonably priced. terms; wiz assist in build le
Ing and financing home. JAMES Il. MA
.s Iss ACRES. MsoaTahf Fairlsnd Hs ND. miles from
Naval Research Laboratory at White Oak.
Call any evening after pm, SH. 1922.
4o-AcRE WOODED TRACT. suitable for
trict line In the Silver Spring area. Price.
0S Il to er PM. aefs ST.. 1879 1889 sun "''ef''0A
ess-AcRE FARM, 90 mi. from D. c. line:
sSoresS 900 0'fns sn'ss AZ !sn Res Estate
s50tsS ssRfs 4 Ps,i Rasa .a1d
Der. continuous howins stream, hard road.
electricity. telephone available; 51a miles
to bus line. 2a miles to railroad. stores,
churches school bus n mile. Price. $5 900.
pike Gaithersburg. Md. Tel. 299.
80 ACRES-Good Groom house Ideal for
tourist camp, gas station or sub division.
On Route B where trafnc passes to and
Terms. JOHN A. BRIcKLEY, 81. $3.50.
10 ACRES building sites at clarksburg,
Mont Co. Md - Electric, telephone,
schools. stores and transp. Fertile soil,
high elevation; just OF Route 240. be-
tween Rockville and Frederick. 81 800
each site. 3 years to pay. OWNER, 81.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

Pc DEsK SPACE available, seeaTstssry and
SPLENDID LOCATION. good surroundings.
Ma. 2252 days: NO. 1882 eyes. III
DESK SPACE available. vicinity 14th and
F, in ONCE of patent lawyer. Box 305-A,
Star. -1S
OFF UPPER 1Ith-Private desk, phone
and mail service: $50 mo. 1904 Harvard
noNTo st. RE RH SS1 eyes, ,n.,G,n Wa 77SU
phone message service during business hrs
Please give type of business engaged in
and ref. Box 39-V, Star.
AN EXCELLENT businss address. We will
take care of your phone calls. handle and
forward your mail: Service your miscel-
laneous REQUESTS with business or Govern
ment agencies. Write 1920 Tower Bldg.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

trial building, with or without f'4.ng. can
be built for rental for your use i, several
sections of washington and its environs.
Consult Luther w Linkins, Of the GEO. W.
LINKINS CO.. 1918 N st. NV. DI. sGss.
1900 50. FT., on 1st floor. in new fre-
proof building; available Sept. !, 1947:
14h-ft. ceiling height, wide concrete
street in front. truck loading doors, rail-
road siding in rear, all utilities. 10-min.
See Mr. Norris, WEAVER BROS. INC.
Washington Bldg, DI. $500; ewes, CHI
923S. III
ALL OR PART of individual freproof l.
story new modern bldg. $500 so IT., with
truck-rail siding: 10 minutes from heart
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IhvEsTMskT PROPERTY WANTED

OVER s3,OOO,OOO Yes, we sold that
much real estate and business property
last year. Our experienced and energetic
your business Many waiting clients with
substantial cash. We are licensed in the
District. MARYLAND and Virginia. HEANEY
25 TO 35 UNIT APT. or business property
wanted by investor. Box 52-Z. Star.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXcH.

VALUABLE. CLOsE-N building lots. Ar
lington: will exchange. EDW. BOWERS.
11o4 18th st; NV. RE. ,2o29.
stucco home. ] square Walter Reed Com
valescent Hospital. Forest Glen, Nd Train
and bus within 5 min. walk. Ideal for
doctor. Mortgage $4,000: bldg. asso
soan -4as%. Price $s6,Qoo.., OWNER,
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STUDIOS FOR RENT

STUDIO, with or without living quar-
ters, 2 fights up; mr.. Doctors Hospital
Box 311-A, Star.
PIANO STUDIO equipped with Steinway
Grand piano available for teaching and
serious study on an hourly basis after
moons or ewes; downtown location Call
today and ewes. Me 1851 III
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9b ACRES-Paved road. Route 224; good
timber; $3.50.
lis acres, over half q mile 'front.'
age: good subdivision; $4,000.
SO acres, near Waldorf, in pines; $40
an acre.
st. Msrys County. so acres, log cabin;
price, $1,000.
30 acres near Indian Head, S65 an acre.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY, Wal
dorf .30Sl
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MODERN YEAR AROUND . bedroom
home. unturnished; desire family with l
or . children, ages to IL: $50 month.
See MRS HEpIN, Old 90 Farm, Shore
ham Beach rd.. Nd. II
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OFFICES WANTED.

CPA specializing in Federal taxation, de-
sires small ONCE with secretarial or switch
board service. centrally located; preferably
in established attorneys suite. Box
COZ. Star lQs
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LOTS WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE,

BUILDING LOT, close-in NV: will pay up
to 81 900; private party. Write Box 40-z.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

LIKE TO BUY l to 10 acres; not over II
price. Box 16-z, Star. IT.
WANTED. 1 ACRE suitable for nict
trailer home, committing distance te
wash. Arl. Co. preferred. VI. 1891. lis
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

rd NV. 1 story and basement. heat,
plumbing. 1880 sq IT.; adjoining side lot
for marking MA 7RO5
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NORTH ARLINGToN-Beautif wood
ed lot, S0xl35; about sas; from Glebe
FS hood on nd sg9 from s u ngsned b nsfsbes5 Is5
for quick sale at S2 200
Another beautifully wooded site near
club on Little Falls rd' 15oxl5o' Can bs
Two corner sites in Country Club HIS,
Arlington's most exclusive community;
eoa1se sH enc Il f eonsiderins Saidns M hoe sI IN
this price range, 1t will pay you to in
spect these lots before purchasing else
Lovely corner lot at Jackson st; and Lee
priced from $1,000 up, and will be
ssms Z Hxeasy.y aaas i ssrTH B. 3 Ssu% &
BACK. Healtor. Chestnut 3527.
HISTORIC ESTATE Of 14O acres. fine land.
long frontage on Potomac River and bor-
dering two navisable tldegater creeks: ss ex,
sssn' s Soloom apff coons
stored baths. hot-water heat, electricity
oa sna sa sass m
can be bought for less than reproduction
cost Of main dwelling; about 100 miles
ment only and price to interested pur-
Westmorsland COUNTY W; histerie Old Old
rooms, high ceiling. partly restored; 3
baths, water and electricity. masonry con.
struction. beautiful srounds. mscedaanm
road, 10 acres, water system has ZOO
foot well; possession with title: price,
S34, 500
A real bargain-3l2 acres about 40
cleared, balance in fine timber: owner esti-
mates q million feet; about J mile Rap.
dwelling completely restored. built about
1890, fully modern. hot. water heat.
original floor boards, beautifully finished:
hand-carved doors. mantels and window
frames: lovely setting in grove Of massive
Lovely Colonial dwelling in historic vile
iage. close to Rsppahannock River; over
100 years old. heat, bath. water and elec.
servant quarters IN yard on 2. Of an acre;
6 fireplaces. center-hall type: nns conci.
ton: about 90 miles from Q. C.; prices
$500 H. B. MITCHELL. Herndon. va
Phone l35.
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Time and money saver; over $500 bar.
gains; chock-full of outstanding values
coast to coast--32 States: many illus.
trationS.
Money making farms and country pusi-
nesseS. stocked and eauipd.. diversified.
truck. poultry. dairy farms. groves, road.
stores. hotels. resorts, boarding houses,
retirement homes, etc, etc: mailed free!l
Tell US what you want. Where? Price?
Terms? We will try to save you time and
money. When in doubt. deal with Strout,
Same MANAGEMENT since 1900. STROUT
REALTY. I'll N, Woodward Bldg, Wash.
inston. D c. Phone: ME 754S
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2O0-ACRE FERTILE DAIRY FARM IN up-
per Montg County. shipping to Washington
market; high dairy and barn score; 30-cow
modern dairy barn and large tile silo; bank
barn; T-room frame dwelling in good re-
streams of water. run through farm; water
piped from excellent well to all buildings;
complete line Of farm machinery g trac-
tors), all practically new: near store, school
and churches; good road; will sell farm
alone or completely equipped as desired;
contact owner for appointment by writing
Box liz, Star 22s
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MULHOLLAND. Luray. Va.
CoUNIRY HOME: se.1oo-Depot close By.
s1ee so esrline esrI passes miles to village
eIec, and phone; acre, almost ali in tiiiase.
Ree esss this wo'Drd w. gsFEs,n sTTr List Rasd
Hamilton, Va.
NEARBY VA.-About 200 acres. finest Of
soil, 10-r. and 2-b. home: 5-r. bungalow
and 4 tenant houses Large chicken house.
F. Brown q son. SIS 4th st, s.x'
236 ACRES, about miles north of Rock
10 in blue grass and lespedesa: every feid
well watered: splendid springs; all land
easily worked with a tractor: improved
water. iuil basement 'a' no heat @ Anu sensns sEla
house. rooms. electricity, running water
snd. and small basement; excellent view of the
stanchions, large loft above, corn house
and horse e. barn na, rcllesins personal prop
to be fresh this fsil. II yssriinss. : bulls,
l horse: credited herd for 8 years. EQUIP
msps n,sns, consists Of Ford tractors, l corn
rubber. i manure spreader. i power scoor
straetor,; l post hole disser dractor!
| disc, l cultipaeker. l mower. l culti-
rake. All dairy equipment consisting OF
2-unit DeLaval milking machine, 30 milk
cans. one 12-can storage box with cir
culasor pump; 1900 bales Of hay. nc
corn, 20 acres growing alfalfa and clover;
farm completely lined twice in last 5
years; 1000 locust posts buildings need
paint; 30 barrels of old corn: possession
CUsHMAN, 510 Frederick pike. Gathers
burg, Md. Tel. 800. Open today.
LESS THAN S35 an acre for Southern
Maryland tobacco farm II sold this month
lS7 acres 65 miles from WASHINGTON on
st. Mary's River. About IS acres clear.
buildings need repair. Owner has other
interests. PAUL BAILEY, attorney, Leon
ardtown, Md
LOUDOUN COUNTY - See this one; 200
acres nice land, 154 for all crops.
brooks, tractor land. bal. timber and
pasture; on an all-weather road about 32
mi. of Wash. D. c.: S-room house, cleo,
basement, porch, shade. barn and farm
bldgs, spring: . bargain for only S12 500:
terms Many other good buys In farm
ford. sTRoUT REALTY. Hamilton. Va.
IN A GEORGIA AVE. club DEVELOPMENT,
with aS-hole golf course, swim ming pool;
tennis, etc THIS lot is level wooded and
in the improved section; is 30 y wide.
f65 feet deep. Price to quAHned ouyer Is
$3.50, including membership Initiation
fee LOUIS ?. sHOEMAKERs 171S e st..
Evening star., 1947-09-14

Radio listeners who think COM
mercials are the bane of the air
waves may find themselves in for
pleasant surprise soon.
Two thousand radio executives are
slated to meet in Atlantic City
tomorrow through Thursday at a
shirt-sleeve convention that is ex'
pected to produce, among other
things, shorter commercials.
That subject, plus greater self
regulation. international aspects OF
broadcasting and chronological de-
velopments such as FM and televi-
sion will form the core Of the
agenda Of the 25th annual conven-
ton of the National Association OF
Broadcasters.
The limitation on commercials Is
understood to be a major item In
the preliminary draft of standards
of practice for the radio industry.
The code has been drawn up by
a special NAB standards committee,
draft copies Of which are to be
presented to convention delegates at
the time of registration.
The section of commercials is said
to include a regulation calling for
a maximum of three minutes Of ad-
vertising in each 15-minute period
throughout the broadcasting day.
Furthermore, the programs
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Radio Commercials May Be Shortened

mercials in the middle Of news
broadcasts, handling of political
mystery, religious and children's
programs and treatment OF contro-
versial issues on the air.
One official commented that the
idea is not to try to tell station
managers what is good soap opera
and what is not, but to show them
the way to self-improvement. He
added:
Radio is far more sensitive to
public opinion that most people
realize"
The domestic aspects of the con-
vention viii feature addresses by
Representative Clarence r. Lea,
Democrat, of California and Charles
R. Denny, chairman of the Federal
Communications Commission.
Mr.. Denny's speaking date has
been given added significance as a
result of the calling by the COM
mission of a hearing at Washington
January IL to consider the question
of so-called "editorializing" in radio
broadcasts. The NAB consistently
has opposed any curtailment Of the
right Of commentators to express
editorial opinion on the grounds
that it was contrary to the princi-
pie of freedom of speech.
distributed BY the Associated Press.b
Evening star., 1947-09-14

superficial examination Of this
rather thinly spread American in
f1uence that its cumulative effect
over the years must be substantial
In a portion of the world where
higher education has been the
privilege of a small minority the
contact of even these few thou
sands to western teachings and
PHILOSOPHERS of life must penetrate
deeply.
American Method Favored
Both our own Government and
the Middle East governments look
with approval and great respect
upon these institutions, and al
though their financing is basically
of a private nature some Govern
ment assistance was rendered to
them during the war years. Con-
gress conferred its blessing in
tangible form upon the entire edu-
cational program by enactment of
the Fulbright law at the recent
session. Briefly this legislation will
permit foreign governments to ap-
ply funds owed to the United
States for purchase Of our surplus
war properties overseas to defer
certain costs of sending their ma
tionals to American schools either
in the United States or within
their own countries.
Developments of the past 80
years, incidentally, have given
American education greater favor
and prestige among the Middle East
countries than any other foreign
schooling.
Prior to World War I the con-
tinental universities of Germany,
Italy, France and Switzerland were
preferred. Between the two World
Wars the balance swung somewhat
to English and American systems,
but the British failed to capitalize
on the trend in the direction of
establishing institutions abroad,
preferring instead to encourage the
travel Of Mediterranean students to
the United Kingdom.
A rather widespread feeling that
the United States does not have
the same imperialistic motives as
the British has Influenced the Mid
die East governments and people
more and more toward the Amer
ican institutions. Balancing in part
the more than 5000 students en-
rolled in our American Middle East
institutions were nearly 1,200 ma
tionals of these countries who were
enrolled In schools in the United
States in 1946.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
By Veronica De Wolf

sponsor would not get the whole
three minutes. The plan is to give
a sponsor of a 15-minute broadcast
two and a half minutes to expount
the virtues of his product. The re-
manning half minute would go TX
the station for identification anc
an unrelated commercial announce
ment.
1t Is estimated that observance
of the proposed limitation on COM
mercials would result in q reduc-
ton of about Is per cent in the
length Of daytime advertising.
An NAB spokesman says that
judging from previous discussions
of advertising time. the general
view is that the same limitations
would apply to day and night COM
mercials.
Discussion of standards of prac-
tice is scheduled for the final day
of the convention and will be leo
by NAB President Justin Miller
Power to adopt the code for the
industry, however, rests with the
NAB Board Of Directors, which Il
not expected to act until later.
Other parts Of the drafted code
are said to deal with banning com.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
The Middle East Is Schoo|ed the American Way
More Than Five Tosod Students IsKs es and Buso Are Being Educated

Eight colleges In the lands
bordering on the Eastern
Mediterranean are financed
and stated by American
money and personnel and
come under the sotng OF the
Near East College Association.
At LETT, on the shore OF the
Bosphorus and high above
the ancient fortress OF Rumeh
Hissar, Is Robert College, es-
tdbHshed In 1868. Belo,p,
students are shosDn leaving
the chapel OF the American
University of Beirut, Americas
largest ouerseas educational
institution. The eight MEGA
colleges haze 5000 students
and 10000 Alumni.
Evening star., 1947-09-14

worked up to its capacity enrolment
of 600 when the frightful blackout
of Axis occupation occurred in 194l
Even it's campus and buildings were
taken over by German occupation
troops. The main building became
a hospital for contagious diseases;
more than half the library was
burned and the laboratory equip
ment was utterly destroyed.
But the human spirit in one OF the
worlds great centers Of culture and
study could not be stricken so easily
and faculty members of the college
through the entire occupation man.
aged to continue instruction in
temporary and inadequate quarters
for nearly 400 students each year
1t would have been interesting, and
probably enraging, to the Axis au-
thorities to know at the very time
of their wanton destruction that
more than 80 per cent Of all Greeks
working with the United States
ONCE of Strategic Services and
the British Military Mission were
Athens college graduates, instruc-
tors or students.
One Still a War Casualty
And those who resent or belittle
American influence in Greece today
can take small comfort in the fact
that more than 5000 students are
now seeking admission to this insti-
tuition. OF this number something
under the prewar limit of 800 are
being registered in the partly con-
structed college.
One of the N. E. c. A. institutions
still is a war casulty-the American
College of Sofia, Bulgaria. At Nazi
insistence, this co-educational col
lege was closed and occupied by the
Bulgarian government during the
war and development of the country
within the Soviet orbit since We
day has prevented its reopening.
Damascus College at Damascus,
Syria, and the American School for
Boys at Baghdad, Iraq, are the re-
naming two institutions of the Near
East College Association.
The first of these was opened In
1945 at the express invitation of
the Syrian government, and is un-
der the administrative jurisdiction
of the American University at
Beirut. Enrolment Is about $50.
The Baghdad School has nearly
500 students, ranging from primary
school through the equivalent Of
a first year In college.
It Is obvious on even the most
Evening star., 1947-09-14

teeship Council, will turn In . re-
port on the merits of the Western
Samoan request for self-govern-
ment. The country now Is admin.
istered by New Zealand, which SUBJ
mitted a trusteeship agreement on
the islands that was approved BY
the Assembly last December.
Distributed by the Associated Pfess)
Evening star., 1947-09-14

Hissar, which reaches down to the
waters edge. Sultan Mohammed II
Turkish conqueror who established
Islam in Constantinople, painstak-
ingly constructed the fortress in
1852, but time may prove that DR.
Cyrus Hamlin, American educator
established an even stronger force
in Turkey when he directed the first
building of Robert College on the
heights above in 1863.
Twelve years later the expand
ing American interests established
across the narrow strip of water
the first institution of higher learn
ing for Moslem women-Istanbul
Woman's College.
The two schools now have total
enrolment of about 1,500, approx
imately two-thirds of this number
being registered at the mems college
Emphasis at Robert College has
been on its engineering school, al
though the liberal arts, education
and other subjects are included in
its curriculum. The engineering
school is considered today to be the
best in the Middle East and more
than 500 of It's graduates are hold
ing key industrial and administra-
tive positions in the Mediterranean
countries.
Turned to u. S. for Help
During the war the Turkish gov
ernment, tied closely in the econom-
ic and technical field to Germany
over the immediate past, turned to
American sources for assistance.
Robert College was then selected
for wartime engineering training OF
military cadets and the Engineering
School was enlisted as consultant to
the Turkish government on many
problems affecting industrial devel-
opment and public works. In COM
parable capacity the School mas
served as an active clearing house
for industrial information Of both
Turkish and American firms present
in that area. It's role becomes In
creasingly important today as an
American military mission under
takes its effort to refine and re-
inforce a national strength which
some day may be vital in preserving
the status quo of the Middle East.
Most heroic of all the American
educational enterprises now under
wav in the Mediterranean area un-
questionably is that of Athens Col
lege, in a suburb Of the strike
weary Greek capital.
rounded in 1925, the college had
Evening star., 1947-09-14
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, d.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, lez.
Host of World Problems
MayDeCideU. Future
Assembly Officials Realize the Gravity of
the Conflicts They Must Settle, but
Are Confident of Success
By Francis W. Carpenter

LAKE sUCCESsA staggering problems which ultimately
affect citizen of world will confront statesmen OF %
nations regular United Nations Assembly this TUESDAY
The headaches herePaen the Balkans, the veto ana
plenty
coou Assembly Hall Flushing of New York City
Evening star., 1947-09-14
By John G. Henry

By John G. Henry
Penetrating quietly the life and intricate culture
profound influence American
Through institutions financed
stated by money personnel
learning