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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

sT 81. 1UsINEss FR0PERTYs With 8
nth &. v ns.s p ssss e
pas III The 1Sa asauiSsmsnss under lie new
4.. 'is cns :aSn:s ana s.1 & II SsR
recommend this business property 70
s.. ihS1 HsE ts ssssss;
11sa;o "a; ! MvHf6f;soN sLvD. :. celon,.a, yill.ss.,
~ CONN.,. uhH9scysd o i9oft t,5s 'front.'
local business. can be rented on short
ss:ae:;r s. sSHS ss;s}3 Ei ssSs sNsgSssKz7. 1851 9 !.
ss ssn Asn ns Sroy.S s. lGssd ssd
0Issf sEDf fai:sss sst8tf n sss co
4 as.s E. 1sS nsS; kRhfag2 R aaS2G srs. sw"-n q.
srn sss oHan' ssas nay @ :. wssh
nsrciai sEound ii this sxc.llsns area, We
and nd ths e osser @ Ssai a a 70 = ssss. vide sisy:
asx 5tsas T san si E1i disss ssaesr plss.e1
500 BLocx rENNA. AVE. NV. near
new Sso!Es n1nved ~ hrser dWsliins iot
& HnMELTARB. re. 603e until 6. la
saasl sn st. ak sGqaa nae {;
sSouid rent for IS. 500 M:. owner leayips
y. iihn.sHa M4 Ge.ss aRa M isss1ss tI1 As
IH4EilsNeG;TtoN. ARLINGTON yH@ii,s5o :a. Il. .onsd
joinins an sGmn compi.ts new new shoppins Center In
Guiding thester now under construction:
Several stores and restaurants are nov
Gesn Gesp iSI a..i ianss iocsscn sor any End of
ness. y. D. H1rkERT. ow. 6632; eyes,
NoohfffaT Soh III ScAr1ToL Nh. N. 2. AyE.-fsrst
semmsas. sssa sasa u. e 'l lHgsRsxeH IS @ g. 81
1s5; Pre- sNS s,ss NH2ss Al seoz W. z NJ MNw2.ds 2s9s
cation; stories and basement; completely
eos saa sSas n0s s.c.sn for
ia1sslss''aIa slssslsr al = 800 snsS Pm evening"
Sth AND sTs. N;w..-ist commercial;
store and Q apts.:. plenty Of business &C &C
thorough,fars. near coiorsd hish school;
ideal for any type OF business; priced for
ss;::!;: sss :S:; M ssss sfl sso 4 ssesis
rssT 81 aS5s So5sazssaai1sree1l.pa: & AZ excel
'ras 0fa..Sm Tor Asrsss sr.s rom
" % ssss ssss4sia;, sitA sHAEsSE S4 gs5s : r6csziss
s I'd 1S4S ANS us. NwAriIst Nh VA sts Commercial;
4-story brick BLDG. with 10 rooms and 2
baths, suitable for professional or private
enterprise. ideal downtown location. nea,
medical center. Fcr information. call
siai sndi FSaSi sSnday., Ct, s4bs. LEO X. BERN
STEIN g Co. 1918 & st. NV. -16
I0th AND r sTs. N.W.-choice downtown
building site. Plans and estimates in once,
any type q business. For compIetso ! infoI,; :;
pm; Sunday and eyeS.,. IN. 1927. LEO
NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K NV.
9th AND EYE srs. N.w.-Hxcellent nrst
commercial business location 3-story row
brick With store and 9 sDts. sgitsh!s for
duced for your. consideration. Cali Mr..
Saas sna .9s. H 81 s4G2 sess uns no Il ssrehs
e GO. LIE < ;a, 3; ,n.T.t ~ zig sSoo
g ~ basement; as,ilabls tmmediately; sa. .
for ofnces. storase Of rspair shops. FOR
01fS1 Ny 0RYYY IRG4 M --92
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S1i4Si5nTs711 S191 s1I161f1ix

SURDUaH n SAa e1lll
Dr. 6. Go vssf5E I'D esasss
81 49, s..s 49, sas ~ 's sn 81: ei
;1Es sssi IL silsss isa sisa @ 81. zsId /,
"a q. % 49, sssa 81 sssE F'ss ssse1|
ID excellent North AFiinxton locaticns tnll
bassmept, hpn9fy trays. ETC. z eno -
sosmstioa a saass es aIs TN s ssE sss
Exok iii WI ssiI sDsssous SO 7-y..r-cld z
convenient q shops. theaters, bus and Y
s.ll @ eaIl .fidr' Jul skzNr cEsoIfAix. 25li
EH6H t5S fsASkiIAn ssi unusual li.t,ns and ons
vim Sssutiful Interior snd vsIy modsstly
porch. al het~Naser heat; short valk 70
shIsnssH. ssiIs ssH r Gs sar sssls e 'ccosAs ~ s.
S4RSfr HR1sGffr s!Eai Tiis o INV: 1sas n.,. v.l7 a.ss
esS ns:a & sn.r sona 81
@efs dsssil. st al. 4alo nov. q TIE
pRHTT szyTS cos66AS9T 81 I'm rurunx -srss,,y 3
rt0us hyins -dintne room looks out cn naE.
EUE008
huge piate-slass uindowst SLIDING pansis.
many built-in featufes; 3 bedrooms, tiled
baths. huge wardrobe closets. many win
sSccr, oSsSsa sin passf o nsa oss ss 4
1RANr CO.. 24Ii Wilson blvd. Ga z2l0.
snd n9ss.sss stone wa aa.pIsss: lIssssl 1asn
"a saa noasin .saiDpsd a; a s6s ,na ass
bede; fali h6mt With complete apt,
Ss ays s:, As l s shs :nf hd. e sns 81 sSs ssa
s|sg: Z. IS ssss 81 oS:; ;s -, =
l.aso.s 0 SF ycgn ,,s.ss a 2pr Snp i rsSs g:
Rom.. lossssa Aisx.. - COW 20 sirsoTs
Ts.. nas f:as sas na rassa pia. e oaS
peS kit: iuI hfnt. An iIESGToN, ,|s5 Ex5Aidx 9E4,
4.ESbSH. LII III s11SIlicK caps cod-Ldv. N.
With Tspiacs din 1m ALT sis cith sania
and schools. shadsd lot. Il. L AEv1n
Il. :. ss..... sAsK & :.s: th sess e fsI'as. n
S.ns. 1sar@: a.i.. Il. L.. 0ss 1T e'iA X. AWE cH
dwelling place, $40. .zbO, Of lerger m. type.
attic: @ ptdiiti btuiit.in tub "a and shower: iuil ssmt.
oil h.-v.h.; near bus. storss: deep land
not sunday. Brokers Co-op. liz
4 COUNTRY DEAUTY, Jet close in TO
low with unfin. 2nd door; beautifully land
ss6oo ssBeS iSe; Scxn On ia RossT Hts n h nRuin2cK
co, Realtors, Lee hwy. and Lorcom lans.
ITiHaxGTivE ITiHaxNGSTriivE GEM. sUNqALow-s Ssd-
rms, Hv. rm. With fireplace, GOOD din,
rm., hit. fully eautpped. tiled bathi oil
heat, full bsmt.: food-storage rm.; End
additional rms, II desired. CAruf1
REALTY CO.. 121 %. Washington st: Ges
55Eyys as Broad st2sa 2sa76 Phone FANS cn,uSeh
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NEAR 81. AGNES CHuRCH. cherrydals.---
renovating: good buy On any market.
$1O,600. Good terms.
Grand neighborhood, N. Arlington.
bedrooms and 1 bath. glassed-in sleeping
porch, huiit-ln Gerase; can easily and
eheaply be made into 3 bedrooms and
baths. $3.50. Terms.
BUNGALOW, living room 13x16, oil &c.
heat; clean and livAhls. S10.kQ0. Good
terms. Possession with title. Call
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coA.AArRcIAL PROPERTY ron SALE.

FkVpeMtB 6O4 oAGss
COMNKRCIAL LOCAT!ONs, for sale or
lease, IN Arlington and Fairfax Counte9s
M. 4. Church, ReaItor {estab, 1880. 116
W. Broad st. Phone Ak. 4462 or "a.
BEST LOCATED SITE In main business
new Hecht co. store. For fun Information
csii EpWARD 6. HohMEAD. kssitor. gdoO
qsSsfass qqHsSKsEfas-sToRY sys p FuII ssGsA GSsAsrxNr SIbo
spproximately 10000 IT,, seminrsprooi.
which includes 8 stores; can be USED 1or
ofices. Hight manufacturing or storage;
close to transportation and rstlrosd "a sid-
3. q. DUNE, At. $500; evenings, MI.
FIT FIRssssns' CoEMERSsSrAL CoEMERsSrAL GRoUNp-Sox14s
and 25x142 TO Q rear Wide aIisy; fr9nt;
age on Kennedy Ct. NV. near btn: ides.
cali HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RI.
Is Rooms. full basement. wide alley, on
18th q. north Of PsFk q; d., aisY pfSgpesEE, pfgeE,
MR. Nh 70 POTTER. FER IA. Ola. If
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coMMERcIAL PROPERTY WANrED.

CHAIN CO. WANTS 10000 TO 10000 q.
WHrTEFoRD. INC, RI. $3.50: ewes, SH.
INVESTOR HAS $4,000 to buy business
Please cali at once. GUY WHrTEFoRD.
NC, RE. e346; ewes. 81. 4b18. --10
m ARLINGTON or vicinity Arxe house.
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{ PROPERTY WANTED.

INvfsTMENr PROPERTY WANrIp.
We HAVE A CLENT who desires rs 9.
Or 9 unit apt. that y in Eoed condition
fair on todsy's market. r. q. DuNNE.
aAyE CASH BUYERS for properties. large
tention given an hstinss. 7. Il Msury.
1924 18th st, n;E AD; se26, pl. aSAo.
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SUBURBAN RENr-MARYLAND.

CHEVERLY, MD.-Furn. S-rm. house. or.
On busline. Available April 10. $220 mo.
A. H. SEIDENSPINNER, Realtor. 6037
Baltimore blvd, Riverdale, Nd. WA. 1910.
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sUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

ton Hospital with 5 bedrms. OF 3 baths;
up to $4,000. CH. $685.. IL.
m VIkGINtA-S-bedrm. BUNGALOW with
Ior 2 baths: nice area, close In. .CH.
m YIIGNIA--1-bsdrm bungalow, close
to bus, shopping, etc.; up to $1,000 cash.
CH. 6668. IL
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livEsTMfNT PROPERTY FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PkOfkkI1 fOk SAL&.
0EORQEToWN STORE BID0.-Lsased
PR:.ss. 49, :. ~. = r. 3 III hi. ). To 20 ;I YG;IIs
Ia nxxsb1Nin h DIR, brick, s-f.niiy Il. ss..
separate Gas-heattne plants In each apt.:
low expenses to owner. Apt. available 20
Is inspset. call RALPH b. COIN. NC
cksffnlIHHi cksffnlIHHi DowNTowN LocATIoN@4-
story and basement. modern brick once
building; showing q o. net return ~ m n
issISl io1s 'afp p sa D'm. WI. n 4 4. s1UsDkRs So.
co.NKs DErAcHED BsIcK, s-ieaily
apt:: sxcsllsnt tnysstmens; psissd. n 6sl1y
p 5!0n T4 nGsisrsa isssir " ssssaosrrsrr ao NTH !.
present income of approx. $4,000 PEI
snnlm yhish .ill g , tnsreas.TM M e s spRroI,; I:
q sxcsllens ccnditicn and = gnarsnsesd
new bldg. code: only expenses e sE1er ars
taxes, Insurance. and water. highly rec
00mend thiS busfne4s property - SON
ssryattve inysstor: los fua details pleese
suSa si9S s al
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DUsINEss PROPERTY FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN near 5th and O SIS. NV
1900 "a. ~. Of 1st door space; Air co4di:
TONED; 12-car parking lot in rear. idea
for ONCE or laboratory work. Cali rent
dept, LEO u. BERNSTEN & CO.. 1416
STORE m CAPITOL HEIGHTS area, brand.
new bldg: excel. for hardware, electrical
appliances or other business. McGlVERN
co, $40 9Th It, NV, RE 523g. III
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

UNLIMITED Cash available for purchese
OF business property or ground, D. c., Md
trade organization de.
Hires building In Dupont Circle area "
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

COMMERCIAL ONOUNU
OUTSTANDING APT. HOUSE site d 1B.-
"a. a. Il. t. MIR. Slater. KARL ~, COREY .
co, KE sl2S: syss;. W; w; gSss p,,,cin AL I.
UN. 07O0: ewes, UN. 2173. 10
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e. in basement; azatlable fmmediatsly; sl.
trance from both 21st and k sts: suitable
ADDITIONAL Information. please call Mr.. Doe
With FRANK B. PHILLIPS. D1. 1411. --2a
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most ready for occupancy; 1t has fy. rm
with fireplace din Tm;: sit, nnspsa ssdrnpsa ans at
Il H. 1s ss es ain
fds Mssa hya ab e OK q rsnx
eI.ce 81 ae'rf din. r.. Dn a-elsetlic fit opsniai
SnsG Snd l.. iunEas ise bedms. Den den or p Dlsyrrns
rsse With ample space for maids quar-.
siased sfss shoNn bg s sppoinsmens 81 only cs
av4 TS Sw sISl q sl02 2S.,.bno1bneoa nS
excel transp:, conv. shopping iaciiitisss;
complete kits. with refgr: and stove in
ssnsiian sssa 9Ys siinas. sserm x,ndeNs and
screens 70 with deal; freplsces. oil &; ;. e.
heat. many ne isasssss ia priis f. res oi
az AZ BAKER IKE 'lss 3 SON. IN Realtors 11s So. St.
AssH6r St ALsf sTLG fe4 iii. oosn saRRs
EnTiand farm home; ~ baths, 8 spacious
bedrms.. GIFT. liy.. rm.. and glassed-in
sun porch oil h,wn recessed qe raqsa'ion. Ra on.
assssnsd etsses og Tsgase ESG E3faes ssTATa sEsy1
NC, Lee hwy. at Glebe rd.. OK. 25sb,
aa..iliHssss1fos, All iHssss1fos, or approved: sl1 |l.,.s zSos;
dinina rm.. large living rm. with open
0replaces laTGe atttc IOl otoihBS, UI SaA
he finished as . 3rd bedrm.; basement
under the entire house and space Tor
recreation nm: gas heat; down payment g
low as $3.50. and monthly payments $40;
aieSe Snss "a. cH. coco. CH. 1897. ca. e2ls.
ARINGToN--S-room shingled bungaiow.
aas heat Q bedrooms, living room with
fireplace, full dining room, Kitchen has
FAS range and plenty Of cabinet space, full
Basement and large attic for storage; oc-
balance like rent. MAC LINDSEY. 70 No.
Glebe I'd, Arlington. Va. cH. '6090- GH.
1851 sseI 6GahMERoN Gh SsdsN MILLS xD.-open daily
and Sunday-S3, 900 cash, balance Ike
rent will buy these beautiful new homes,
now ready for immediate occupancy. 6i1
large rooms. recreation ROOM hrepAees,
Beautifully equipped kitchen. These homes
may be purchased By veterans under very
nice financing. Out Arlinton Ridge I'd. te
Russell I'd, at Presidential Gardens. beaz
right on Beverly DR.. % cameron Mills d !,
AHINGTON FOREST - Has nice tyinl
room. dfnine room, Kitchen nice bed.
rooms and tile bath. full basement VIII
Il bath; nice large lot. Owner SID sel!
shown by apoointment only. WElaHl
REAITX Mc~ ReAltcra A7o1 coluTpia
BWS SR ooVvs
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stairway, recr. rnn. In full bsmt.. oil a.-c.
ogseo9fs rsn an .ssrse xnr
csa saGppsRs Ma. ss5s. ss5s JOHN sad II S1ELE ai
Isse nse NS SsisISrsso ESnsoN. Hrlinssonni. To- pssusi
car .ar.ss; nrst noor contain. son lsrss NJ. AZ.
bath. BAT DIM dinins room. kischsn .nd porch:
second floor, same ARRANGEMENT with pri-
Sess 1es bart. on sodsYa marke
Can NE; CROUCH. Ga 1885, With BET
ModsT zEd5s pI vnRSos aleS HILs-rrieed for
rooms, bath. hyinE room. 24x14, nreplscs'
dining room, Kitchen. hardwo1d nooss.
sssa sssd ssnditlsa @ @ I S1Pi if' DfoSnioS ION REAITY.
81 GGHHsSasansoiWa9rRis asasi ax RS .t.r.etiv. s-room
fsncsd corner lot; convenient to BUSES
sasppss end sss9DPns fssen 81 Ds.asia .ss
ssssss Sso A.i!nssea @ - " o4 ssss oz
bGSiGhoW b94a nlssss yacassALov.ly vac ns s-room and
bath shingled home: fenced yard, Earass;
s0ss ox 09 ooi4 w'01 1hsssaToa s1ss ~ sns
MsExAN sEi BUNdALow-aM acres. riFhs IN
town; 4-room frame bungAloM; entcken
sss ss.s ,sss sssn . ;si ssl 8 RIsk
HARRINGTON q ROBINSON. IL
BUNGALOW on two acres, near kAlle
church-5-room frame; VIII sell chsap md
might 90 oI: Cal until 3, Ok. 00l7.
NORTH ARLINGTON. $1.960 down. tm-
mediate poSsession-Havs, you been 6oking
for an attractive 5-room bungalow with
fireplace in the living room, . big screened
porch-and with . good location On z hfsh
lot, well shrubbed and hedged? u so,
you viii be interested in one that = Just
q block from stores and bus. yet has the
privacy you'll like. Maple. Mtmose ana
Cherry trees. dogWood.. roses and hlacs;
house is insulated and has storm windows
and screens; full basement with playroom
and darkroom. R. W MULLEN, Ok. 1882,
days and evenings until Pm
I very unusual farm home--Modern and
newly redecorased; 1874 living room.
and fun bath. plus . paneled sunxqoW
on the LIST door; more bedrooms ana ~
bath on 2nd door; fuH basement. oil h.
VII; 80 minutes t1dovntown WSsninFt@ t@cn; @
sEHVIcI, NC. Lee hwy. ~ 0lebs rd.i
OK atS6s 0f. e6e1.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-06-12

Lutheran Church.
The bride was attircd in a powder
blue suit and wore a corsage of pink
roscbudS and sweet peas. The mauon
Of honor was Mrs. Frederick c. Agee,
Of Baltimore, classmate of the bride
at the Hospital for Women of Mary
land She wore a navy blue suit with
white accessories and a corsagc of
sweet peas
A reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents in Pleasant
Valley. After two weeks honey
moon the couple returned to BaIti-
more where they now reside
Mller-S hanholtz-lIr. and Mrs. A.
f. ShanhoItz, route /, Ridgclcy, W.
Va, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Nellie Frances Shauholtz,
to Warren Dale Miller. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Nevin Miller, GrantsviIle.
The wedding ceremony was per
formed in the Wiley Ford Church OF
the Brethren, with the Rev Jesse
Whitacre, pastor, officiating Before
the ceremony Mrs Jesse Whitacrc
sang Il Love You Truly" Miss Blanche
Hinkle, Of Old Fields, W. Va, was
the brides maid Of honor and only
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-06-12

Arnold -Godwin-Mr. and Mrs, Ray
mond n. Goodwin announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Elsie
NJ, to Dwight l.. Arnold, of Bayard,
". Va. ON MAY lOth at Rcd House
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-06-12

Walker-Mller-Miss Vera Virginia
Miller, daughter of Mrs. Ethel H..
Miller, GrantsviIc, became the bride
of Eugene Walker, son of John P.
Walker, Akron, Ohio, Friday. June g.,
at 1880 p. NJ, in the parsonage of the
Wclch Baptist church, Frostburg, by
Rev, William D. Reese.
Miss Kathleen Barclay, Piedmont,
and Robert Dishong, Frostburg, were
the attendants.
The bride is a graduate of Grants
vile High school, class of 1899, and
is employed on the staff Of the Celia
ncsc Corporation of America The
bridegroom is veteran of three
years in the army, Is months Of
which was spent in the ETC. He is
now employed by the Kclly-Spring-
field Tire company.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-06-12


looking, It's still going to show the
way in looks, line and action to any
thing the next handful of years is
likely to produce.
So next to a spot behind a Buick
wheel, a spot on a Buick waiting list
is the smartest place to be these days.
Why not put yourself there by getting
your order in now - with or with
out a trade-in, and at no premium
over established prices at time of
delivery?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-21

IN dealings with the rest OF Ma
world, excluding the Western Herni-
sphere. during the four-year period
ending In 1851.
rms source said the delegates
maintained that since the yario,,s
world currencies are supposed to be
freely convertible into dollars by 1851
under the Marshall plan, the sur
plus could be applied to the Western
Hemisphere deficit.
The chief purpose of the confer
ence was to determine what degree
OF self-help could be organized bv
europe before calling on the United
States for assistance, in accordance
With Gen. Marshall's suggestions.
De Valera Arrives.
Initiative in calling the conference
was taken early in July by British
Foreign Secretary Bevin and French
Foreign Minister Bidault. Soviet
Foreign Minister Molotov had a
preliminary discussion with these
two but refused to participate in the
Marshall plan, which he charged
would mean interference in the in.
ternal affairs Of European nations.
None Of the countries in the Rus
slams sphere Of Eastern Europe took
part in the 16-nation conference,
although the door has been left
open for them.
Some Of the leading political fig-
ures IN the participating countries
began arriving in Paris today for
the formal session Monday. Among
the first were Prime Minister canon
de Valera of Fire. Mr.. Bevin is ex.
pected to arrive tomorrow night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-21
rumun
Continued From First Page.)

able commodities with the needs Of
Western Europe.
Mr.. Truman, bronzed from his
Is days at sea and wearing a light
felt hat and tan summer suit,
stepped briskly down the gangplank
from the yacht Williamsburg at Q
am. yesterday, waved a black cane
at staff members and newsmen on
the Navy Yard dock, and said:
you don't know how you'll ap-
preciate your own country until
you've been away"
Spotting a newsreel man, he jok.
ingly remarked:
I'VE missed you on this trip.
Where have you been. out with
Taft?"
The President had had occasion
to read in news dispatches Of the
Ohio Republican Senator's West
ern speaking trip.
Mrs. Truman, carrying an extra
frock on a coat hanger, and Miss
Margaret Truman. preceded the
President down the ramp.
All together, the President was
away 20 days. He flew down to Rio
de Janeiro for the closing session
of the Inter-American Defense
Conference, spent seven days In
Brazil, and started back on the
10,845-mile round-trip journey
aboard the Battleship Missouri
September 7.
Arriving at Norfolk Friday. the
President transferred to the Will
liamsburg which docked here ysster-
day morning in q chilly mist after
anchoring for seven hours of
Quantico, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-21

manner to do this is for the Presi-
dent to initiate promptly Nation
wide co-ordinated, voluntary save
food program
Definite Quotas Urged.
Such project should have def
mite quotas or standards for indi-
vidua1s and for industry and should
include organized resistance to ex-
cessive prices" Mr.. Stassen said.
He advised "a 20 per cent drop in
total food consumption and a IS
per cent drop in prices"
The Commodity Exchange Au-
thority's survey Of futures trading
in commodities said that big specu-
lators can no longer dominate agri-
cultural futures trading" It credited
the Exchanges with lessening the
dangers of "a boom and bust" in
grain prices by raising margins on
speculative transactions last March
on the recommendation Of the CEA.
UNFORTUNATELY, the rates were
lowered again in May" the review
said, land the danger Of a price
spiral and collapse again threatened
the markets. This was the reason
for the renewed and urgent request
of the CEA on September Is for
initial margins on speculative trans
actions In grain Of at least 331s per
cent Of the market price and main
tenance margins Of 20 per cent"
Request So Far Ignored.
The exchanges thus far have not
complied with the CEA's request.
Stating that events following the
end of World War I have a signifi-
cent meaning in the present situa-
ton" the review said then as now
there was postwar cycle of in
f1ation and speculation. Then as
now, rising prices and unusual trad
ing activity focuses attention on the
exchanges"
The review recalled that Federal
regulation of the exchanges was
brought about by "the bust of 1920.
~" and mot the boom of 1890"
Many forces beyond the orbit of
the exchanges have played their
Part in the making of the present
speculative cycle" the review stated
"Yet 1t is within the power of the
markets to mitigate some of the
ravages of the speculative fever and
the chills and shakes that follow.
The exchanges are popular today
with many and diverse groups of
people. 1t would be short-sigffted,
however. to base bright prospects
and jong-tern welfare on BOOM
time popularity. -.
Greater Effort Required.
Effective market regulation re-
quires greater effort today than Is
years ago because of the greater
issues at stake and because the pub
lie knows more about the exchanges
and expects higher standards to be
maintained. Today, responsibility
for accentuating speculative cycles
and price fluctuations will be judged
more critically than Is years ago"
Meanwhile the National Board of
Americans for Democratic Action
proposed establishment of an eco
nomic adjustment administration
with legal authority to deal with
all elements of the inflationary sit
uation." In a Chicago press con-
ference, Leon Henderson, former
OPA administrator who Is chair
man of the organization's executive
committee, advocated re-establish-
ment Of rationing and price control
and re-enactment of the excess
profits tax.
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simultaneously by the participants
and the State Department Sunday,
September %.
Approved by Show of Hands,
The program, which received a
flnal reading last night, was ap-
proved by a show of hands at a brief
conference session this afternoon.
The original bill for reconstruc-
ton OF the participating nations
was $22, 499, 100000. A conference
spokesman said the delegates de-
cided last night to reduce this by
So, 1894, 100000 for machinery and
other capital equipment. In accord
ance with a suggestion of United
States Undersecretary of State Will
liam l.. Clayton. the International
Bank for Reconstruction and De-
velopment (world bank will be
asked to underwrite the capital
equipment item.
A conference source said the dele
gates felt they could further reduce
the bill by $3.50, 000,0 900, the surplus
forecast for the participating nations
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cases Of aggravated assault In
Washington during the same period
when Chicago had $50 and New
York 1884. Los Angeles was the
only city which ran ahead of Wash
ington in all categories.
In the category of robberies
Washington had AT, as compared
with New York's 852. In the cate.
eories of murder and non-neglieent
manslaughter, SO here as against
168 In New York, and In automo-
bile thefts, TOO locally and 1891 In
New York, the totals were more in
line with the great difference in
populations.
While the FBI advised caution In
comparing crime data of individual
cities, the disparity between Wash
ington's totals and those of Eastern
cities Of roughly comparable size
such as Baltimore, Buffalo and
Pittsburgh, was regarded as great
enough to override factors such as
the size Of Reimbursement agen-
cies, composition Of population and
economies.
FBI Figures Given.
The figures follow:
Murder and non-negligent man.
slaughter: Washington 36, Balti-
more 81, Buffalo 5, and Pittsburgh
II. Robbery: Washington AT