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Evening star., 1947-11-20
De Gasperi's S Regime
Stands Firm Against
Communist Assaults
By the kssoeiotsd Press

ROME, Nov. 20.-The Italian left's
relentless war of nerves on Premier
Alcide de Gasperi's Christian Demo-
cratic cabinet entered its second
week today with no sign of abate-
ment and no hint from the gov
ernment that 1t might weaken in
the face of the challenge.
Political disorders and Commu-
nist-led labor stoppages bubbled up
the length and breadth of the Ital-
ian peninsula, placing a heavy strain
on police forces at the disposal OF
Interior Minister Mario Scelba, the
key man in Mr.. de Gasperi's de-
fense and the butt of the bittereSt
Leftist attacks.
Mr.. Scelba, speaking before the
Christian Democrats national con-
gress in Naples last night, predicted
difficult days" ahead and added
that he did not expect the Leftist
campaign Of violence to cease.
Having. failed on the parlia-
mentary plane, which is the normal
means of democratic political COM
petition" Mr.. Scelba said, &c"
there remains only revolutionary
force"
The latest incidents in the Leftist
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Involuntary Sevitude Sui
For $4,000 Dismissed

Chief Justice Bolitha J. Laws OF
District Court yesterday dismissed q
s25 900 suit brought in September by
James Mcqueen, who charged he
had been reduced to involuntary
sefvitude."
Mr.. Mcqueen, who is colored and
whose address was given as in care
Of the Salvation Army, named as
defendant Francis j. Hannah, de-
scribed in the suit as trading as the
Edgewater Riding Academy, In the
$500 block OF, g street NV. Mr.. Nc
Queen said Mr.. Hannah had hired
him as stable boy and handyman.
The suit was dismissed upon mo-
Evening star., 1947-11-20

campaign included a general strike
in turbulent Bari and at nearby
Barletta; attacks on Christian Dem
ocrat Party headquarters and po-
lice barracks in Bari; Leftist- in
cited rioting at Caltanissetta, in
Sicily, where miners and peasants
overpowered police headquarters
and tried to lynch the police chief;
strike in Rovigo Province, near
Venice.
Many cities were isolated ty Left
ist- blocked roads.
Mr.. de Gasperi began a political
conversation with Giuseppi Saragat
today which some informants might
result in broadening of the gov
ernment., Mr.. Saragat Is the leader
Of the moderate anti Communist
Socialists.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
GouIt Players to Give
Concert Tomorrow

A concert by the Gault Chamber
Music Players will be presented by
the District Recreation Department
at 8:15 pm. tomorrow in the Thom-
son Center, Twelfth and L streets
NV. There is no admission charge
Works by Haydn, Vivaldi, Bee
thoven, Bach, Mozart, Schubert ano
Foster will be offered on the pro-
gram. Willis M. Gault is. director
Eof The group. Soloists will be Edgar
Hartn violin, and Leslie Ticknor
clarinet. Il ~ 'e.->
Evening star., 1947-11-20

ton Of Mr.. Hannan's attorney, Den
mis- Collins.
Mr.. Hannah said he never hired
Mr.. Mcqueen but that he had given
the plaintiff money out of his
pocket. Mr.. Mcqueen had contend
ed he was to receive salary of $25
a week.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

There are more than rs minerals
which are regarded as of sufficient
commercial Importance to be mined
extensively.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

The amoeba has no eyes, but 1t!
entire body is sensitive to light.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Anne Bennett We'd
To Mai. Maine

Only members of the families and
close friends attended the wedding
yesterday in Fort Myer Chapel OF
Miss Anne Bennett, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Estes Bennett Of
Groesbeck, Tex, and Maj. Paul j.
Maline, G.. A. c., U. 8. A., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul 8. Maline Of
Hampton, Va, formerly of Youngs-
town, Ohio. Chaplain William r.
Fitzgerald ofnciated.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother, Mr.. L.. Estes
Bennett, jr.. wore a light blue crepe
dress with matching feather hat.
She was attended by Maj. Malines
sister, Miss Mary q. Maline, who
wore q soft red ensemble. Both
wore orchid corsages. Mr.. Daniel
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Miss June Plunnmer
Weds Mr.. Gilbert

W WV ~ ~ ~ ~ -
The Brookland Methodist Church
was the scene at o'clock yesterday
afternoon OF the wedding of Miss
June Plummer and Mr.. Otho E. Gill
bert. DR.. s. Paul schilling officiated
at the ceremony, after which a re-
ception was held at the church.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Plummer Of this
city. Her father escorted her and
she wore a white satin gown with
train, and a veil of illusion held by
q Juliet cap of seed pearls. She car
ried a white prayerbook, topped
with gardenias.
Miss Jane Laidlaw was maid Of
honor and the bridesmaids were Miss
Jean Plummer, sister Of the bride.
and Miss Marion Gilbert, sister Of
the bridegroom. Their taffeta gowns
were in emerald and dusty pink.
Mr.. Clark Gilbert was best man
for his brother, who Is the son Of
Mrs. Fannie Gilbert Of Catonsville,
Nd, and the late Mr.. James G. Gil
bert. The ushers were the Messrs
Russell Gilbert and Robert Gilbert,
brothers of the bridegroom, and
Albert Close.
Mrs. Gilbert attended American
University and her husband was
graduated from the University Of
Baltimore Law School. The couple
will make their home in Catonsville.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
.Oftieial'sSo
Engaged to We'd

DR.. Frederic p. Herter, son Of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Christian A.
Herter. Is engaged to marry Miss
Harriet Conel, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. J. L. Conel of Newton. Mass.
The wedding will take place No
vember "a in New York, where DR..
Herter is assistant resident at the
Presbyterian Hospital.
Miss Conel is graduate Of Smith
College and has been secretary to
her flance's father. Or. Herter Is q
graduate of Harvard University and
Harvard Medical School He served
in the Army Medical Corps during
World War II with the rank Of
captain.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

is problem hair. You'll be de-
lighted! In addition-they are
offering their regular $l7.50
Creme Oil" Permanent at sl2.50
and the SIS nFfvea Star OIL
Permanent at $1e.o0-every Mon
day, Tuesday anl Wednesday-be-
tween 9 am. and 4:3o pm. S-h-h!
Do you know that their Super
fiuous Hair Department is very
private? It's also stated by expert
electrologists who give the Multi
pie Electrolysis Method" which Is
approved by doctors. 1l45 CONN.
AVE. Open evenings. Phone MA.
1926.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

lives in Washington or in its
suburbs. Merely mail postcard
to Box 1912, Main Post once.
washington, D. G. with name and
address, and a copy will be mailed
promptly. The booklet Is filled
with fascinating ideas and adora-
bic illustrations. It's very helpful,
too-and actually lists about 1900
names for both boy and girl babies,
as well as horoscopes, birthstcnes
and flowers. Send for one today.
Evening star., 1947-10-26


the special price of Csc. Here is
what you get! Clam Broth, I'm
perial Grab, Fried Scallops, Sara
toga Potatoes, Mexican Salad, Rum
Bun, Bread and Butter, and Cof-
fee or Tea.-all Of this for CSC.
That isn't the only thing-they
have all kinds of delicious sea-
food. steaks, chops and fowl on
their huge menu. Make a date
now-and go for luncheon or din
ner any day. Ask the headwaiter
to seat you at the Captains Table,
or in the Ships Cabin, or in any Of
the other Marine Dining Rooms.
1921 and 1907 E st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

fioor-length dress, royal blue velvet
hat and orchid corsage.
Mrs. johnson chose q black en-
semble, which was topped by q
gardenia corsage. for her going
away costume. She and her hus-
band win honeymoon at Sea Island,
Ca. and upon their return make
their home in Montclair.
Mr.. johnson is q graduate Of
Evening star., 1947-10-26

Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass,
and Yale University. class Of 1898.
During the war he was q captain In
the United States Army Air Corps.
His bride, 4 graduate of Greenwood
School IN Ruxton. made her debut
at the Bachelors Cotillion in Balti-
more. She is 4 member Of the
Junior League Of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

the pelvis back into place and
tones the muscles. No struggling
with exercises, heat cabinets, star
walton diets or electrical devices.
No disrobing, either. And the COM
plete treatment takes only so min
utes. Recline on a comfortable
lounge table and relax while a
smooth rhythmic motion is applied.
The salons: Uptown at 4420 CONN.
AVE. Phone OR. 2746. Down.
town at 1882 EYE ST. NV. Phone
RE. 1899. Make your appointment
for q FREE guest treatment.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

boIIet-ond Nino olivstts
q doneins career seemed 10 be
in line for young Ninu, too,
until one doy when she suffered
q leg injury while doneins and
was told she could dones no
more.
undismoyed. she turned 10
straisht and comedy oetins.
Eventually. she wos able to not
only donce oeoin, but she hed
eultiyoted her voice to the
point where she wos obIe to
utilize oil three Of her oeeom-
plishments - comedy. doneins
The Merry Widow" currently
and sinsins-os she is doing
at the Notionol Thsotes.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

They are famous name types, spe-
cially priced at only S49.50 COM
plete. New desk cabinet machines,
too In various finishes with
rebuilt Singer heads-for only
$13s.50. Terms as low as s. a
month-with one year free service
guaranteed. See them tomorrow.
917 = STREET NV. Phone RE
1900. Also--At 1881 H ST. NE.
Phone AT. 73SS. Night Or Sunday,
call 90. O025.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

SCHEETZE, INC.
No matter what
type Of hair you
have-(hne, me
dium, coarse or
curly)-"The Ra-
dio Wave in
sures a perfect
wave. No more
"frizzy" hair, bro
ken hair ends, or
weak" waves! So
Evening star., 1947-10-26

plating and ref1n-
ished by the SCI
ENTIFIC PL r
ING COMPANY.
They combine up
to-the-minute plat
ing technique with
skilled craftsman
ship and thu S
produce o silver
6pish In n q a v U
Evening star., 1947-10-26

Mullane, jr., of youngstown served
as best man for his cousin.
The bride Is q graduate Of Sue
Ross State College In Alpine, Tex,
and the bridegroom received his
degree from the University Of Gin
cinnati,
Evening star., 1947-10-26

are or d e r e d.
You will be de-
lighted with the
skill and the ef-
fciency W it h
which these en-
craving experts
handle your Or
der. They will
e EN- let you
take the en-
velopes now--so
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Miss Addison
(Continued From Pare D.1)

Smith of Buckingham. Pa: Mr.
Lewis johnson Of Far Hills, N. j.;
Mr.. Rockwell Keeney Of Spring
field, Mass, and Mr.. Joseph Addi-
son, jr., and Mr.. william Addison
brothers Of the bride.
Mrs. Addison received her guests
at Cedar Hill, wearing light gray
Evening star., 1947-10-26

WA ASA q AASAO
in q fine linen
tablecloth -
ke the
d a m a 8 e d
items to the
STELOS RE-
PAIR SERV-
ICE for in
visible repair
ING via in
Evening star., 1947-10-26

that they may be addressed while
the invitations are being engraved.
You'll adore Cranes new "Ecru-
white wedding stationery-both
for its traditional dignity and mod
ern charm. Two envelopes are now
,furnished-and there is a choice of
many correct styles Samples are
on display for leisurely considers
ton. 1217 @ ST. Northwest.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

portable Electric
s e " ing NJ a.
c h in es that
have been newly
re o nditioned,
rebuilt with new
motors and con-
trolls, and fitted
out into brand
new lu 6 9 q 6 c
caryin0 casac
Evening star., 1947-10-26

OO"A O1l
days. T h a t's
because t hey
feature their
wonderful I'm
perial era b
Special
Friday, from
1880 am. to
~iJ~irIf ~
Evening star., 1947-10-26

baby--here Is
a little gift.
It's a charm
ing baby book
lie t. entitled
"WHO-ME?"
and 1t will be
sent free of
charge to any
e xpec c t a n t
mother " hO
Evening star., 1947-10-26

the country. They
60 to M E r L E
NORMAN for in
struction on skin
care and for their
cosmetics. visit
t h e fascinating
new studio--for a
courtesy demon
S t r a ion (for
Evening star., 1947-10-26
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+" NEW FOR YoU'-almost
'A too good to be true
is the wonderful Radio wave"
featured by MARGARET e.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

with EMILE
in Washing
ton. Y o u
won't have
t o W orry
= b o u 1t
either and
here's why!
You can try
before you
buy . . and
Evening star., 1947-10-26

q complete line Of
imported and do
nestic perfumes
and cosmetics. Nola
will be happy to
help you select
cosmestic or per-
fumes for your indi-
shop is full of un-
usual Gift ideas
Evening star., 1947-10-26
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{" SOMETHING TO CROW
~ ABOUT" Indeed 1t Is.
ODONNELL'S SEA GRILL has be-
come the most popular place in
Evening star., 1947-10-26
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j" WARP! wooFl A MOTH
Is A WOOL-HOUNDi"
If moths have ruined your precious
woolen clothing, or If a cigaret has
Evening star., 1947-10-26
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Sc A PRESENT FOR TIE
'' FUTURE" If you are q
mother -to-be or II you know
someone who Is expecting o
Evening star., 1947-10-26
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{" THE WONDER wAvEl"
Just wait til you've had
one. It's the amazing Willatt
"Circlette' Cold Wave, exclusive
Evening star., 1947-10-26

try, oUerS q
passive exer-
else method
" h ich is
W o n d Q rful
for your pos
ture, too. 1t
aids circula-
As~~ ~>AU AZ
Evening star., 1947-10-26

quarduple plate that is without
equal. Call Dupont 279s-or stop
in at 36l1 M ST. NV block
beyond Key Bridge.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

/" You CAN'T DESCRIBE
PERFECTTON!" But you
can see it-after you've had your
old, worn and tarnished silver-re-
Evening star., 1947-10-26
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d" HAVE YOU NET NoLA'"
She Is the inpressario
at the MAKEUP BOX, an en-
chanting little shop that features
Evening star., 1947-10-26

50 start your Christmas shopping
early. s0s 14th ST. NV. (between
Eye and K Sts.) Open til .. Phone
ME. 4753.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
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U THE SEWING MACHINE"
gives you an oppor-
t,nity to show your talents. CAPI-
has . number Of
Evening star., 1947-10-26

absolutely no obligation). Call RE.
4063 for an appointment. The ad-
dress Is 1882 EYE ST. N.W.-first
floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

weaving or reweaving. Prices are
reasonable, too. 904 6 STREET
NV, End floor, velati Bldg. Phons
MA. 8442.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
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" posTURE Is 1MPoR-
80 TANT"-to your health
and appearance. THE STAUFFER
SYSTEM, famous all over the coun-
Evening star., 1947-10-26

mot worry about its outcome.
EMILEs first make q free, scien-
tinc test curl, using only 10 hairs
from your head-so that you can
see how the wave will take" It's
such q comfortable wave. No elec-
tricity, no machinery! You simply
lie in a relaxed position while the
magic Willat Lotion Is sprayed
into your hair. Curling time is only
or 6 minutes. Make an appoint
ment tomorrow-for your test curl.
1921 CONN. AvE.-or at any Of
their branch salons throughout the
city. Phone DI. 1915.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
WHO'S WHO IN
THE MERRY WIDOW"

Nina Oliy-
etts (sh e
plays Nine.
N i k o { o.:
Was O train
ed b q list
dancer up
to the ose
Of IA. Her
mother had
donced with
Puviowa In
the Moscow
k-ll~a -
Evening star., 1947-10-26

be enthralled with the decor-And
the shoes. Remember, the new
address: 1908 CONN. AVE. Qong-
fellow Building).
Evening star., 1947-10-26
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IS MARRIAGES ARE MADE
s'AA IN HEAVEN'-butw we'd
dings begin at BREWOODs-when
your invitations or announcements
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/" RURN THE CANDLE AT
BOTH ENDS"-but safe
guard the loveliness of your skin
as do well-groomed women all over
Evening star., 1947-10-26

soe 10 eossomsA
block sofin, 27.os
block satin On ssede 1895
block suede, bronze kid piotferm. 2e 9s
block suede, beod h.rn. 1926
black sotin. Aes
Evening star., 1947-10-26
L tle23HEX6"x !! 23HEXl6S
NEW AFFINITY

- S A>h
which they have
just opened at 1903
CONN. AVE. It
provides a spacious
and beautiful set
ting for William
Allen Originals
that unusual collec-
ton Of feminine
footwear. Stop in
f7I
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-07-04

Hebrew book bearing the rare signature of
poruch Sninoza. famed Dutch-Jewsh philosopher,
was among the Spinoza Collection recently present.
ed To the Library of Columbia University by DR..
simon L. Milner, Mrs. Thomas w. Lamont Coriiss
1onont and Christian A. Zabrislxie. The Collection
represents the joint efforts of Adolph S. Oko ana
Carl cebhardt, amalgamated after Gebhardt's death
bv DIR. oko and left by him at his death in 1914.
Or Millner is drectorin-chief of the Spnoza House
in The Hague and head of the Machmadm Art
Editions.
The title page, shown above bearing Spinoza's
s;,ro+,re in the lower right hand corner, is from
tho L5ebrew book "Precepts of the Mosaic Law"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-07-04
atholic Vets Support
ration Bill

1ASHINGTON, D. c., Ups y
'onents of measures to ease
S. immigration restrictions
I. a stiff lacing over the week.
when: u immigration experts
ted their arguments and cal
their figures on the number of
IS admitted to the us. "gross-
exaggerated" and erroneous"
he Catholic War Veterans,
their annual convention in
land, adopted a resolution
e the admission of 100000
during the next four years,
ely the program embodied in
controversial Stratton Bill
n Congressional committees,
tifying before a House I'm
alton subcommittee, Rabbi
p S. Bernstein, former advis-
m Jewish affairs in occupied
many, told the subcommittee
t only 10000 of the Jewish DPS
lid choose to come to the us.
hey were given the opportunity.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-07-04

published in Venice in 1900 and is one of the rare
books that formed part Of Spnoza's personal IL
brary that has come down to us.
The photograph the right shows DR.. Frank
D. Fackenthal, acting president of Columbia UNI
versity, receiving the volume as symbolic of the
1000 book collection from the hands of Dr. Millner
General Ike Eisenhower is the new head of the
University.
In presenting Columbia University with this rare
collection Dr. Milner spoke of the ideals OF Spinoza
as surviving the barbaric attack of Nazism on all
Jewish and cultural values, and told of the Spinoza
influence on American democracy, through Thomas
Jefferson, an admirer of the famed philosopher.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-07-04

merican policy on Palestine.
He asserted that U. S. and Brit
ish oil companies had enlisted the
aid of their governments in keep
ing Middle East oil resources prac-
tically exclusively in the hands of
Anglo-American petroleum inter-
eStS.
'The Middle East political
vacuum is no mystery" the Pep
per article stated. cit is created
by the pipelines and pumping
stations which siphOn millions Of
barrels of oil out of the incalcuI-
ably rich pools along the Persian
Gulf-in Bahrein, Kuwait, Saudi
Arabia, Iraq and Iran. For the
vast area which stretches from
Greece to Iran, and from the
Black Sea to the Gulf of Alden,
contains AZ per cent of the worlds
proved oil reserves, more than
three times the estimated petrol
cum resources Of the United
States. At present, concessions
for these oil pools are practically
exclusively in the hands of Brit
ish and American companies.
'It is oil which makes the
Aegean approaches to the east
Mediterranean and the Dodecan-
csc Islands recently transferred to
Greece, of strategic Importance.
1t complexities the question of
the Dardenelles It touches
the SueZ Canal And it is the
crux of the Palestine problem"
Senator Pepper referred to an
Army Day address made by Presi-
dent Truman on April 6, 1916, in
which the President had declared:
Turning to the Near and Mid
die East, we find an area which
presents grave problems. This
area contains vast natural re-
sources. It lies across the most
convenient routes of land, air and
water communications. It is con-
sequently an area of great econ
onnic and strategic Importance,
the nations of which are not
strong enough individually or COL
lectively to withstand powerful
aggression.
cit is easy to see, therefore,
how the Near and Middle East
might become an area of intense
rivalry between outside powers,
and how such rivalry might sud-
denly erupt into conflict.
"No country, great or small, has
legitimate interests in the Near
and Middle East which cannot be
reconciled with the interests of the
other nations through the United
Nations. The United Nations have
a right to insist that the sover-
ignty and integrity of the coun-
tries of the Near and Middle East
must not be threatened by CO.
ercion or penetration"
"But," Senator Peppers article
continued, con March IL, 1947, Mr..
Truman by-passed the United Ma
tiOns completely when he asked
Congress to appropriate 100000
600 to aid Greece and Turkey to
prevent Coercion and 'intimid-
Continued on Page 16)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-07-04
florida Senator Charges "OiP Rules Palestine Politics
Pepper Warns u. S. Can't Tolerate
British Rejection of u. N. Proposals

Senator Claude Pepper article appearing the June issue
published Conference dcar
that oil politics the ocaed independent countries in the
dde East" behind the GreeTurlsh BILL and caused
and tragic ndecision in American policy Palestine.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-07-04
Capital Spotlight
nv BEATRICE HERMAN
Copyright, 1047, JTA, 1nc.)

n
scOme evident around thu
arts.
pleasant words are as a no
cmb, sweet to the soul,
ealth to the bones" So
Proverbs, and John, too.
hey are echoed by the Ara
No sooner had Abdul Raj
Izzam Pasha, secretary of
lrab League, left Washingto
er a torrent of words tina
VaS followed by the sevent,
Jon Of King Ibn Saud, 14-yes
Prince Naval al Saud. VIII
lzzam Pasha Embossed.
lords upon Secretary of
iarshall, the young Prince
Is respects to the Near Ea,
Division, and then hotfooted
be movies.
Equipment more unitarian
haracter, and marked "Mad
s. A." will soon be on it's
: Yemen, the tiny country a
Outhwestern tip of Saudi Al
Fy an agreement recently
(luded' the United States is e,
~ a one-million dollar ere,
Yemen to buy surplus truck;
cultural and bodybuilding
lent' most of it in. German
Aen an American diplomat
.isslon visited Sana's, the capt.
'emen, last year, they had
iaVel eleven days from neighbo
r. Auen in light two-and-on,
All ton trucks, out of respect f,
Il rugged roads. Within the pa,
% tne first American plar
''.iu at Sana's made the SAN
up IN two hours.
VI possibly more practical in
a"ce' Is the compressed tim
p.,. ule Oy air between here an
~" s'.ne' A new direct fIigI
|o.t view York to LYDIA, the ali
on.. serving Jerusalem, takes :
|D,.' S and s minutes, with a loo
|Gs." u'e at Newfoundland, IreIan,
b.. nome and Cairo. Air e,
49, ,sSS shipments for Palestine ca
|Ia'.. reach there via "The Bomha
|e,,;a a weekend air EXPIRES
p.haa from Washington whic
EVdS s' an intermediate stop i;
en- route to Bombay.
Em OsvelOpment of other tina
|E,ss'lcan trade channels by Il
sav governments is also undo
len.,. reports are current of II
his.io'U 'e OF a Yugoslav tra6
lstsh Nn Tor Arab countries |
Nsvnt :. commercial relation
H. 'S rumored to be negotiar
po,os,.b barter agreement wit
,ou SSsiavia' and other EurOpes
lrOm mes, &C. According to report
cairo Nc American Embassy
srge . ~sypt wishes to sell he
,eeO sur. surplus of cotton, and hs
.hsOs" eNlng arrangements to e,
,rod1cos' cotton for commoditie
ries, Oy a number. of cour
iucts lumber is one of the pr
Ought from Yugoslavia.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Bookmobi|e 10 Begin
Prince Georges Tour

The Prince Georges County Me.
mortal Library booknobile will begin
its tour of II Maryland towns to.
morrow. The rolling library will
return to each town four weeks
from the date of its initial stop.
The complete itinerary and times
of arrival follow:
Tomorrow; Capitol Heights School
II am: Du Pont Heights School, !
pm; Forestville School. 2 pm;
Forestville Shopping Center, pm.
and District Heights Presbyterian
Church, 4:30 pm.
Tuesday: No trip scheduled.
Wednesday: Friendly, 2:15 pm;
Oxon Hill Shopping Center, 3 pm;
Forest Heights, Parkway drive ano
Seneca street, 4:30 pm, and Temple
Hills, Brady's store, at $50 pm.
Thursday: Brandywine school,
PM; T. B. school, 3 pm; T. B.
Burroughs store, 4 pm, and Cedar.
vile. Willett's store. 6 pm.
Friday: Camp Springs school. 6
am; Camp Springs, Allentown roao
and Route No. 5, 10 am: Camp
Springs, Bells Church, 1890 am;
Camp Springs, Middleton lane, 11:3(
am; jenkins Corners, pm;
Pagetts Corners. 2 pm, and Oak
lawn, Stewards store, 3 pm.
Saturday: Suitland bus shelter, IL
am, and Silver Hill, Eldeen's store
2 pm.