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Evening star., 1947-05-31
Mines NationaIized
In 2Areas in Reich
BY the Associated Press

BERLIN, May 31.-The state
parliaments of Thuringia and sach-
sen-Anhalt in the Soviet zone have
nationalized all the natural re-
sources in their provinces.
Mines producing hard and soft
coal, ore, salt and mineral oils and
all mining companies were trans
ferred to public ownership by laws
passed yesterday.
The Soviet-licensed press said the
biggest mining enterprises being ex-
oropriated In Sachsen -Anhalt be-
long to I. G. Farben, former German
chemical trust, whose leaders now
are under indictment at Nuremberg
for war crimes, and to the steel
combine Of Friedrich Flick, who is
on trial with two associates for al
legged war crimes.
In Sachsen-Anhalt 125 ore firms
were appropriated and in Thuringia
80 companies. In Sachsen-AnhaIt
no compensation will be made In the
province for the properties of war
criminals or Nazi activists, but own
ers who are politically clear" will
receive an appropriate compensa-
ton" The law in Thuringia fore
sees no compensation,
Evening star., 1947-05-31
American Z. Guild
To Be Entertained

The wives of members of the
Board of Trustees of American Uni
versity will entertain the Women's s
Guild OF the university at garden
luncheon Monday at the home of
Paul F. Douglass, president. Mrs.
Robert v. Fletcher and Mrs. Waldo
Haldeman, sister of DR.. Douglass,
will be in charge Of the arrange
ments.
The trustees wives who are ex-
pected to attend include Mrs. DON
aid Richberg, Mrs. A. C. Houghton.
Mrs. Mark Lansburgh, Mrs. Howard
Booher. Mrs. George C. Clarke.
Mrs. Paul B. Cromelin, Mrs. Ben
jamin w. Meeks of Baltimore, Md. ::
Mrs. E. Barrett Prettyman, Mrs.
Lyle w. Ashby, Mrs. Oscar F. Black
welder, Mrs. Robert v. Fletcher,
Mrs. Charles w. Flint, Mrs. Arthur
N, Haskell of Crosse Pointe, Mich;
Mrs. Joy Elmer Morgan, Mrs, Wal
ter E. Myer, Mrs. Roland Rice,
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some communities are able to pay.
Against. this background of de-
terioration in the American public
school system, the Congress is con-
sidering a bill for Federal aid to the
States. Ckic organizations of every
kind are urging that Congress act
before the next school term begins
in the fall. The demand comes not
merely from Parent-Teachers As
sociations, the General Federation
of Women's Clubs, the National
Education Association and other or
ganizations chiefly interested in
education. but from the American
Farm Bureau Federation, the
American Legion Veterans of For
eign Wars and others-30 in all.
81 Disposed to Put 1t Off.
: The picture of what is happening,
Or has happened, to American edu-
cation Is so clear that Congress can
not fail to see it. Whether Con-
gress will act in the matter, how
ever. is another question. Obsessed
by their program of slashing the
Government budget and reducing
tax revenues, the Republican leaders
are disposed to put the educational
crisis off for at least another year
For that reason the organizations
seeking to save the schools have
gone directly to the party leaders.
On Wednesday their renresentativ
called on Majority Leader Charles
A. Halleck and presented him with
statement which included the fol-
lowing paragraph:
Recently press and radio have
raised questions regarding the poll
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Scholars HOnOred

The Washington and College Park
Alumnae Associations of Alpha Delta
Pi Sorority have announced that
Miss Agnes Aver and Miss Juanita
Moore are winners of annual awards
for highest scholarship in the COL
lege chapters at George Washing
ton and Maryland Universities,
respectively.
Miss Ethel McVey has been named
the winner of the George Washing
ton University Chapters own award
to its member showing the greatest
Improvement in scholarship during
the past school year. A similar
award, given at the University of
Maryland by Mrs. j. Noble Boaz, was
won by Miss Shirley Andrews.
Evening star., 1947-05-31

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John A.
Chapman's invitations to an at
home yesterday read Is to o'clock, .
but the party didn't even begin to
thin out by because there were
too many reasons for the guests to
remain on and on.
In the first place, the festivity was
arranged for 1t. Gen. v. A. H.
sturdee, CB. CBE, DSo, the second
person to be head of the Australian
Military Mission in Washington and
one who made many friends while
he served his country in this
Capital.
Secondly, Gen. Chapman, himself
had returned only week or so ago
from Greece, where he'd been for
more than three months represent
ing his country on the Balkan Com
mission.
And thirdly, there were those who
hadn't met Gen. Sir William Morgan
and his attractive daughter, Pauline
since they arrived in Washington
a few weeks ago. Gen. Morgan is
commander of the British Army
staff, and his daughter, who Is known
officially as Junior Commander P. A
Morgan, is personal assistant to her
| father.
Informality was the keynote as
always at the Chapmans' party, and
as usual one found many old friends
| in the throng as well as a goodly
number of new ones. The popular
New Zealand Minister and Lady
Berendsen seemed to enjoy being
back in the Capital after a long
session in New York; the Australian
Ambassador and Mrs. Norman Maxim
were accompanied by Mr.. Lloyd
Maxim, their son; the South African
Minister, Mr.. Harry Andrews, had
with him his attractive wife who
wore chic little hat effectively
trimmed with black taffeta bows,
and Rear Admiral and Mrs. j. Cary
Jones were stopping by on their
way to a dinner party.
Rambler roses, too, decked the
becoming little gray sailor Mrs. Ed
mund Parry wore with her gray
and white print frock. She and her
husband are entertaining Gen. Stur-
dee at Cricket Hill. their place in
Virginia, until June 10.
Other prominent guests at the
party were the French Military At
tache and Nine. Mathenet, Admiral
Sir Henry Moore, with his daughter
Evening star., 1947-05-31
THE EVENING STAR Washington. D. c. ~ Ar


the address on the program, which
is being arranged under the chair
manship Of Mrs. Livingston Vann.
jr.
Principal speaker at the exercises
in Statuary Hall Monday will be DR..
Charles G. Tansill, historian of the
Washington Camp, SCv. Mrs.
johnson will preside.
The Eastern Terminal Marker OF
the Jefferson Davis highway, which
is to be dedicated Tuesday, is To-
Gated in Virginia, just south of the
Highway Bridge. Mrs. Benjamin F.
Grady is District director for the
Marker Committee and Mrs. B. A.
Blenner of Richmond. director for
Virginia,
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Wedding Date Set

The marriage of Miss Jean Mar
jorie Frasier, daughter of Mr.. John
Thomas Frasier and Mrs. Marjorie
Dickey Frasier of Arlington, to Mr.
John Elliott Scott, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Scott. also of Arlington,
will take place June IA at 4 o'clock
in the Community Methodist
Church. A reception will follow at
the brides home.
The bride-elect will be given a
shower this evening by her aunt,
Mrs. Ruth Frasier Berry and Miss
Susan j. Frazier will be hostess at
the wedding supper.
Miss Frasier, who is a student at
George Washington University, will
have as her attendants the Misses
Connie Heather, Doris Johnson,
Martha McCabe and Kit Scott,
sister of the bridegroom.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Mothers to Install

The st. Martins Mothers Club
will induct officers at the annual
installation party to be held at 8:15
pm. Monday in the clubhouse.
The officers are: Mrs. Adell
D'Ambrosio, president; Mrs. Geral-
dine Walsh, vice president; Mrs.
Florence Clemens, secretary; Mrs.
Anne Quisenbery. treasurer; Mrs.
Carmella O'Brien, historian, and
Mrs. Grace Tore, sergeant at arms.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
.Ed1Vayd WilHanzses
Gipe Cav Barbecue

One of the gayest of holiday par
ties yesterday was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Edward I. Williams, jr., at
their home in Arlington. 1t was a
steak and mint julep outdoor affair
and guests had been asked to come
dressed in picnic style. Amusing
signs pointed the way to the juleps
and to three charcoal braziers where
steaks sizzled most of the evening.
There were so or go present in
Guiding the five house guests of the
hosts. They were Miss Virginia Lee
Of New York, Miss Bobbie Jackson
of San Antonio, Tex, the hosts
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duncan Sheffield Of New York
and Mr.. Howard Seymour, also
from Manhattan.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Gen, Mrs. Chapman Entertain
1t Party for Gen. Sturdee
Rp Betty Miliken

Mrs. James Farnol, and his aide,
Flag LIT. d. B. Holdsworth; 1t. Gen.
and Mrs. Leroy Lutes. Maj. Gen.
and Mrs Everett S. Hughes, Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Spencer B. Akin,
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. II. o. N. Brown
field, the Counselor of the Australian
Embassy and Mrs. John Oldham,
the Naval Attache and Mrs. S. H. Z.
Spurgeon, the First Secretary and
Mrs. L. r. Mcintyre and the Third
Secretary and Mrs. H. w. Bullock
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Oxon Hill Party

Former Undersecretary of STATE
and + Mrs. B. Sumner Welles enter
tanned guests late yesterday after
noon at their Oxon Hill estate t.
Maryland. The fete was mir
julep party planned for out of door
but because of the chilly atmor
phere. was held in the charming ol
house.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Special Notice

Wedding information should
be submitted no later than the
day before the wedding, or in
case of a Saturday wedding at
least three days beforehand.
Only a brief announcement
will be published if wedding in
formation is received following
the ceremony, and the infor-
nation must be received no
later than a week following the
ceremony if it is to be published
at all.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
In the Ne1Vs

Mrs. John Davis Lodge, wife of
Representative Lodge of Connecti-
cut, left yesterday to open her sum-
mer home, villa Lodge" in West
port. She will serve as Fairfield
County chairman of the subscrip-
ton campaign to launch the thir-
teenth season of the Westport Coun-
try Playhouse, which reopens June
an
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Dorden to Be Honored
With Dickinson Decree
Special Dispatch TO The stor

CARLISLE, Pa, May 31.-Former
Gov. Darden of Virginia will be
one of eight recipients of honorary
degree at Dickinson College June 8.
DR.. Darden, president of the Uni
versity Of Virginia, will receive the
degree of Doctor of Laws. He will
be the principal commencement
speaker.
Evening star., 1947-05-31

" h ere condi-
tions are far
better than in
his own coun-
try, Is the be-
ginning of the
end Of Hun
6 ary' IS inde-
pendence.
Soviet author
tiles in the
Hungarian capi-.
Cdl are SalQ TO
have facilitated
the departure of
Mr.. Macy, allow
ing him to take
A - ~
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Wonted to Be Alone

Brought before a Paris court for
culpable negligence, Jules Deval ad-
mitted that he had let his son stay
in bed for 1S years because "iie
wanted to be alone and ! didn't
like to upset him"
Evening star., 1947-05-31

Mrs. b. Brooke Bright of Drexel
Hill. Pa; Mrs. Harry w. Burgan
Mrs. Edward F. Colladay, Mrs.
Horace E. Croiner, Mrs. Samuel +
Kaufman, Mrs. George H. Sible1
of New York, Mrs. Ralph D. Smitii
and Mrs. William N. Thomas.
Evening star., 1947-05-31

are thousands
of chill dr. e n
throughout the
country, how
ever, to whom
this does not
apply, for they
have not been
in school this
year. Six thou
sand American
schools were
ClOeQ 1Or laCk
of t e a C h erS. .
Teachers could
not be obtained
because of the
nonr 1ry q nae
Evening star., 1947-05-31
State Society

The South Dakota State Society
will hold its annual dinner and
election OF officers at the Lafayette
Hotel tomorrow al / O'clock. Mr..
Carl Walker, president. announces.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Jops Reminded of Defect

"The Japanese people must once
again carve deeply into their hearts
the fact that they are people Of a
defeated nation under Allied occu-
patton" said the editor of Mainichi
Shimbun, Tokyo morning paper.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
By Constantine Byo,Ou

The resignation of the Hun
garian Premier. Ferenc Macy, who
left Budapest in May for a po-
litical vacation In Switzerland.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Bv Lowell MeIett

School terms are ending all over
the country. The children are sup
posed to be happy and without
doubt most of them are. There
Evening star., 1947-05-31
How Can You
BE Sure?

An underarm deodorant is not
enough to insure you against the
risk of offending. Fastidious women
are relying more and more on a
cleansing douche to avoid any
chance of those telltale odors. Use
Keys Powder (hygenic)-two tea
spoonfuls to two quarts OF warm
water. It takes only i've minutes.
You feel refreshed and relieved
no need to worry then. Two sizes:
s5c and si2s at drugstores every
where
Evening star., 1947-05-31

In the symbolism OF heraldry, gules
--red-is the color Of courage and
real
Evening star., 1947-05-31
EPWORTH

18th St. ond North caroIino Ave. NE.
JAMES ALLEN DUDLEY. Minister.
$50 o.n.-Church School.
Glasses for oil oqes.
! ! :O0 om.-Hoy Communion.
500 p.m-Rev. Raymond phelts,
Guest Preacher.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
PETWORTH
UNION

Goth St. Near Penna. Ave. NV.
f101 Years at This Location.
SELWYN X. C0CKRELL. d. d.
I: 100 a.m.-'Becoming Our Best Selves.
Evening star., 1947-08-31

What are you talking about, Dave?" Dawn exclaimed
Damn it" said. Il don't know what I'm talking about
Except that Lorenzo the Moose here after something YOU
were supposed to take Grandmother
Grandmother? don't And then there was cbanoe
in her Il bet - had forgotten all about that She
went to the closet and reached up and got package off the
shelf 1t was package about the size of cigar box
is this it's this what you mean Dave?" she asked
Evening star., 1947-08-31

Don't do anything hasty," Lorenzo said thought The
guy must be psychic You'd only make mess of it. Lorenzo
said You're not the type Anyway, Kinky and are not
looking for you
took long breath. sit down." said "Whatll YOU
drink? They took stools and couple of whiskys Having
a summer vacation for yourselves?" l asked
Not exactly" Lorenzo said. But we didn't know YOU
were mixed in it, Muggsy Makes it sorta interesting
Evening star., 1947-08-31

she off that bus she didn't want to talk about it. She
didn't want to talk about anything
'Yessur," Sam said
Shes goodlooking toots" said But that wasn't quite
right AT least she got good build And she looks all right
Not fashy, but t.
She's lady,, Sam said Il wonder how she ever got to
this place"
AT EIGHT the next morning she for breakfast and
when she she asked the time of day the bus passed
Going which way?"
North. -
"Fve-twenty this afternoon There's only the one day
this road"
She stood there looking of the door Westons Cabins
have nice location if The highway makes one
OF its curves here to dodge lake. cabins are on
the side OF the lake. with the road front There are some
oak trees with Spanish moss hanging from them usually
there big white birds standing around the lake She
looked at all this and after while she pushed open the door
and started out.
"Good-by," said
She turned around, still holding the door open. "Mr
Weston do you need anybody work here? waitress?
could help with the meals and the cabins"
needed more help like needed second head started
10 tell he ths but she was looking at with her eyes big
and her mouth open little, and got confused and said
something about there being much business in the sum-
time.
Iwouldn't need much pay Just cabin and my board
And tips
Around here people don't believe in tipping even if thew
should come here which they don't" But did have an
empty cabin several of them And her feed bill wouldn't
be much along with Sans and In the back of my mind
kept thinking what would be like with her around here all
the time.
Okay, said. But you'll never get rich"
That's the way started Or maybe it had started the night
before when she walked in the door and saw her for the first
time Because I'm not good kidding myself and knew wtv
I'd told her she could stay
1t was because wanted her there
Which the part of it didn't yet understand Back in
lcArn nand(
some boads and ladies' chorus babes and some
nice little girls in high school, None of them ever swooned
when passed, but did average we'll So now couldn't
hgure what bothered me about this girl with brown hair
not much makeup What kind of dame was she? And what
was she doing here in the first place, with fake name?
got my fishing rod and went down to the lake. caught
been angry in the first place.
Lunch was good seemed Dawn had spoken SAM and
seemed Sam could cook somebody prodded him. Il can't
think OF things Sam said But cook em if somebody
else will think of em.'
HE days dred into couple of weeks Business began to
pick up little The cowboys began to stop more often
maybe to look at the waitress But they ate and the food
was good People began to come in for supper
lhe restaurant business picked up ot and the bar busi-
with it.
The couple of weeks turned into month and then it was
tuesday night, about nine o'clock There were two couples
at the bar.
The door opened and looked see Lorenzo the Moose
and kinky OBrien.
They stopped and stared y must be going crazy
Lorenzo the Moose said 'Or is this Muggsy Weston?"
Evening star., 1947-08-31

What is it?" I asked. looked at the package
II don't know"
You don't know" Nothing made any sense - nothing
except the fact that Lorenzo and Knky OBen would be
here soon looking for Dawn And what would happen then
didn't want to know. Give it to me-" said Give it to
me and get out of here and hide, and stay hidden"
What's wrong, Dave?"
Ill tell you LATER" hoped would. Ihoped I'd have a
chance to- pulled her toward the door, You hide until
That's when Lorenzo the Moose came in with Kinky be-
hind him. Kinky closed the door Lorenzo sad You shouldn't
have run away Muggsy"
l gave him the box Nov how about beating it?'
he shook his head 1T amt that simple Muggsy1 could
mt see the gun him, Knky But knew they both
Continued on page II
Evening star., 1947-08-31

drink?" They took stools and couple of VIII
summer vacation for yourselves?' asked.
Not exactly" Lorenzo said But we di,
were mixed in it, Muggsy Makes it sort
One of the other couples wanted more beer
gave it to them and came back. What do
you mean, mixed in it. In what?"
Lorenzo finished his drink and made wet
rings on the bar with his glass. He said, 81
hear you got new waitress. Muggsy."
My lungs seemed to freeze on me, and my
brain with them. Then after a while they
thawed little and was still standing there
looking at Lorenzo and he was still making
wet rings on the bar big man with big ears,
and nothing very cruel or deadly about him,
unless you knew who he was
Il got waitress" said. She's been here
quite awhile
Since about month? The time of bus
wreck down the road?''
gave pretense of thinking. "She was
here before then
kinky OBrien said, Stop lying, Muggsy.
What good will it do you?''
kept looking at Lorenzo. 'You got on the
to Chicago
Il wouldn't know about that" Lorenzo
said. She's about this high -" He held I'D
hand. mot bad, in mousy sort of way"
That could be any one of million girls"
IF it's the wrong one, it won't hurt if I talk
to her, Muggsy. want to ask about present
she was taking Grandmother"
L KNEW who he meant said, This girls
never had anything to do with Grandmother.
'She has now," Lorenzo said.
kinky O'Brien said Il think Muggsy is in
this up to his eyeballs''
Where is she?" Lorenzo said.
l mopped up the rings he'd made on the
bar. Its her night off, said. "She went in
town to movie"
Il think Muggsy is lying" Kinky O'Brien
said.
Lorenzo said, 81 hope not. You know; |
always kind of liked Muggsy' He sounded as
if he were talking about somebody already
dead. Its too bad he got mixed up in this"
Lorenzo said.
One of the other couples called me, and l
moved down the bar. "A pack of Raleighs,"
the man said
looked in the cigarette case There was
carton with three packs left in it. "Ill have to
get new CARTON" l said. stepped through
the door that went into the kitchen. made
motion at Sam and kept going. went out
the back door and was running when hit
the ground. The moon was just coming up,
big and yellow. 1t made the oaks and the
Spanish moss and the lake beyond the oaks
very pretty; if I'd had time could have
thought some very bitter thoughts l made
Dawn's cabin still running knocked once {
pushed it open before she could answer and we
the door behind me-
She was just pulling dress over her head S
over her and her face was flushed
Dave! What p"
Lorenzo the Moose and kinky O'Brien!"
looked at me with her cheeks still red and her .
the surprise was for me breaking in on her. n
Evening star., 1947-06-25
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frame home in excellent Sc; location; IuIl
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FIRST-CLASS FRAME dwelling, good resi-
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terms. THOS. P. BROWN g. SONS, 615
4th st. s.w., Ma. 1873 -
st. sw; houses one 5-rm and one Arm 4.
on rear of lot, rented first commercial.
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coLoREp-7aa 1st ST. s.w.-vacsnt.
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