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BOATS.

CHARTER A LUXURIOUS Diesel yacht
ANDER. INC. Yacht Brokers, 6l5 Maine ii
ouJTBoARp MOTORS FOR RENT; ~ day
or week. SHERIDAN oUTBoARD RENTAL
S1 W2 sRR3r saaS 81 sTe ali makes axe SU Of
S2G R,IdH 127 11th St Hsasn se and snorts COM
las Air skiffs, Harvey-Wells ship-to- Shore
va2 seS 3T The On Aek asDaSo sFoNE sH co fNc
RENT A 1sa7 CABIN cRUIsER-Nev
eaOn VeeS pca for Weekday f9 BY
sa ses Mr. PR Ro6inson T ahs st 81 s5eelcra deek
apnrn ays and anX,sFR n 81 s,T Nc or call EA' s9''
cRUIssRN"Rosa eRHrA soFas Grey" Is # 8 in: e-tt
beam; gin: white cedar hull; IL tpaIa9t. mahog
uphol: 2 bunks; new cond; ready te
go; S1,s00., Can be seen at WoodisnG
Beach boathouse. GE 4563 ewes. oa and
Pho PHoNH eAyhe MRS. WRIGHT for the Elght s2at
at the right price. HUGH ALExANDEE +
INC. Yacht Brokers 615 Maine ave. 81 s;w-
FfsHiNG PARTIES, day or night; chesa-
psa5e on ong ca e-s cAPT selS
GHS MaRfHE sHPrLfEs. PAINTS. rope. are ex'
tinguishers. outboard Totors, Scripps n,c ma.
FRANK DEL VEccHIo & SON. 1912 It'll
GaR w0oD iS-ft. utility boat, e2-h.p
Chrysler marine engine; Americas most
beautiful utility boat; S2:427, deliyered;
guaranteed; easy terms. Call Mr.. Blank
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving st
eT CABIN AB BoAT, SfoI5 isM755. IS # in. by ft,,
6O-hp factory y-converted Ford; price rea-
sonable; little painting needed: Craigs boat
OF South River Boat & Engine Works,
Ex-SctoAsT GUARD CUTTER, IS it, =
wear round living; S3.5 500; will take auxili.
Iy $soP II trade NE 5556 s0Ts urtbe,
infcrmation, phone ME- 1852, or ME. 35OS
HUGH ALEXANDER, INC. 615 Maine Maine
FISHING PARTIES at Herring Bay boat
Mary Lee docked at Mrs. Parks, Deale'
Md, NO. 1888 a
outboard; icebox, running lights, chairs
and cushions, ETC.; excellent fishing boat
$215. WO. 0044. -T
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-s.E. and s.w.

345 BURNS ST. s.E.--Attractive room for
young couple, new home. Call RE. Sl9l
THREE FIRE wRiNDows, twin beds. closets. es
portation; priyate 1ats home; l or 2 men or
l71s FORT DAVIS ST; s.E,-Double rm:,
twin beds. semipvt bath. vi. 924O. -27
1ts F ST. S.E.-2 single rooms, next to
bath, for gentlemen: near Capitol and
Library, ] block to bus. FIR. 3214. -27
Is 4th ST. Sc. a blocks from CAPITOL
Unusually large and attractive room,
gentlemen onls; S35 per mo. Ii. 39l2.
e5e sth ST. s.E.-Room next to semi
private bath, S25 month. Men only: Is
another lady: terms; reasonable. Ii 1919.
TWO SLEEPING RMS, next to bath, in
professors home; for refined cple. or
middle-age gentleman; reference REQUIRED.
sss EAST CAPITOL sT.-single rm.. next
to bath; Govt. employe: gentlemen; Sc
fla T ST. s.E.-Nicely furnished. newly
decorated sleeping room; $40 per mo. :;
desirable for employed couple; no drink
iEs: Isa FoRRasTER 5I RsaTi ST, s.w.-Lge. nicely
furn. front rm.; next bath; dble. bed; for
boys or girls, So week each; double room
at Sc per week, each; maid service, tele.
ATTRACTIVE FRONT BEDROOM, suitable
for l or >; conV. transportation. 1902
Potomac ave. Sc. LU 5565. -27
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RooAs FuRhysHEp-Nothso,,

bed, for / person new house ss5 per o; mo-;
also single gle 5o9n ro9m' $50 per mo-; good
is Eff FIFTH rs ST. S.E.-1asse clean front rm.,
near East Cap. tel. light cooking fac:
RaopE fsLASb IS xssb AVE. AVE- and
cheerful front room. laundry allowed in
ssfs ssf:"fH5 NoRfM AdaGs GSr1ToL 1ISG ST. NELarge
eariine; $40 single. ss5 double notify
AS sepy 1tssb 1ssh 81 sa0 sEclsan eomfoTtabls aai
single rm., next to bath; pvt. home; for
young man; on busline, near carline, LU.
s16, ST. N,E-Front sleeping room,
1iss;' Isss MONROE ST. N.G.Etarse room. next
ssh sAFIs dss 81 Fl s9ss large dosse ss
sso5 ss'i FRI FRASKI1N s ST. T. N.E:1rnrn. twin
month; use Of Kit. breakfast only, $50
rs Il, 5th ST. NENesT C. capsoI . attr SCI ss1
ss1 ATTRxcTfviEG eHfii DO DouBLE RMS. for couples,
working peopIe refined. edne sober: at 49th nr.
LINCOLN PARK, 1914 1914 Fast capitol-Gen-
tlenen: large front rm.. suitable for 2. with
d9nble d9a5 beds ca. Convenient transp. IL
1908 TAYLOR ST. N.E-Lisht airy room
sfahe6 lesls9sd un hsshD6ISSs eFs ssy
preferred. -27.
145e LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-Doubles room
next to bath, couple, no objections to
ssao0ld1fRs sas MARYlASD fn,1s Az AVE- NEsge front
next to bath Essk for girl
young girl; $40 mo-; semipvt bath; good
bufHASAs ~ sT sss
transp; empl young lady: $26 mo. GE
SINGLE ROOM for employed girl, SO week
The 1Hi GALENA. 1872 st. n.e-airi to
share double room with another girl, twin
$3.50 ssas nsnafF moi FR. saa as1s COOKING privileges
S?%s $s P9!y'jssss se es N 4 5sSn
sss sso 9H'esiea TR. 9i54 'fansD'' 00u'ieS' 90 10
sig TENNESSEE AVE. N:E,-sleepins rm,
is1s aHRaFy soDTH H1FEfbsi pSkoTA AVE- sRGs Me- Mch
gan Park-semidetached, rooms, baths,
oil il heat: bullt,in garage, Apply 4as Mass,
sss; 1ss4 niT ALLISON SCI, 81 N.E.-Attractiye mas
phone and laundry privileges; "a Blk to
Isss s FKASKLIS III 81 = " in pvt
nome, close to buses ana StreetcarS: re-
fined, hornelike girls. NO. 3672. -2S
1916 EAST CAPITOL N.E.-Double rm
nicely furnished. Or 9470. ~
COMFORTABLE ROOM. next to bath, lge.
closet. unlimited phone; bus on corner.
HO. 2096. -27
1905 LAWRENCE ST large rooms. pri-
vate bath with shower. for 3 girls: use Of
C0LoRED-LARGE FRONT RIM. for 2
| girls or couple, empl only Also single
/ rOOn LII Q1S7 after -C7
OLORED-FURNISHED room for rent:
| for couple. LU. 1881. Pr
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ROOMS FURMsHED-Mp. and VA

ARLlNGTONE.On Colnmbis pike--Double
10 min; to Peenttagon. 1 or girls, s25
kMi ssdn Nfak AK. BATH-ouiet RshS modern hon home;
qan phoRs DESIRED close oL o5 i5snsD
ess Hafe % SH0S Baths aee with
ARLiNGToN Ar g. Large, BRIGHT front rm.,
eHE3& Eli 7Sme CHASE: as I'M MD-Attrsctive sins single
as IN DFysts hSs ss Gf {5G" 6 VII
ROOM AND BATH in private family; near
olpey. II sog nj. from Silver Spring. Pnone 5e
ARIfSGToS-Larse ATasHS Ton. front rm., semipvt
shower bath conysnient busl!nes; osgo
ARLINGToN-singl or double; pleasant
sunnne sHHs xSs transD back yard for
NicTLY EGRN. ROOM in large home:
SoRTT or gsntsmep Mnons,SE 81 9lIs Mnargs corner
9 sGom il Pvt 1sslss1ce. near bath; 'sf sheFt
BkATT BE- e. 1qi FRoSf II TWiNBrD rssn RIM, So xk
s. each; log Joe fare. 20 minis. to Wash
LARGE BEDROOM. twin beds. Simmons
Gieba nattseEsss TsSe next bath darlington FoFssto
COUNTRY CLUB AREA lee. attractive
single I'm: rm; mr. 5uslinea semipvt BATH un-
1000 1iat ' n. DANIEL ST. 81. Arlington-Large
clean. nicely furnished room, in private
family, for sober. refined young gentleman;
convenient to Clarendon, Pentagon and
buslines: $3.50 month. CHI. 6ss1. Pr
ARLINGTON, 1894 21st st. no.-Nicely
| furnished room for gentleman in small
family; L blk. from Lee hwy. OK 1914.
CHEVY CHASE. Md-clean. single, front
| room. cross ventilation; unlimited phone;
garage; bus at corner OIL. 6195. rs
NEAR BETHESDA--Large double room
with bath. twin beds: overlooking. attrac-
# wanted. Also small rm.. semipvt. bath.
FuRSIsHED iSfsf large, light. comfortable rm..
private shower and entrance: gentleman
s9os s9s BanTfM6RE Rh2ns 6R a3S BLVD, College PIX Nd
Attractive double rm. in. detached home:
running water in rm;, adjoining complete
bath: parking space; bus stop at door; S5
ST. s1s ss5s0n So. h1NcoLS SsefS ST. Arl-pouble rm
bus; S45 mo. GL. 704O. i
LARGE. attractive, pine-paneled studio
room; bult-in bookcase. Hollywood twin
beds, connecting PVT. bath with :, shower.
fined gentle home; $50 per mo. Arl.s Va.
TAKoMA TA oa PARK. sa4 Garland ave-Ige.
room, kit. privileges, private entrance.
ARL1NGToN-Lse. bedrms private bath;
ARLINGTON. VA, 23l6 North Columbus
st-Very spacious bedroom, twin beds, 2
girls or working couple: meals II desired.
LARGE LIGHT, wELL-FuRN. RIM, new
house, transp. at door; ] or girls or
couple: references. GIL. 1909. -27
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ROOMS WANTED fcans.l,

WANTED NICE FURNISHED ROOM. ir
to campus Of University Of Md. for z
Sept; ref. Write. giving particulars tc
LEON F. MESIROW, 3411 Edgewood I'd
Baltimore L 5, Md -2S
profes. man. ex-Army officer
desires furn. rm. with pvt or semipvt
bath: in Chevy Chase or NV. Wash: cross
LADY, colored, desires unfurn. room or
apartment with all privileges; NV. RA
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

ONE BEDROOM APT in RICHMOND, Va,
in exchange for house or apt, reasonable
rental. in Wash. or vicinity. UN. 359s.
for Washington - Have
6-rm apt in Philadelphia, desire 2-bedrm.
apt. in D. c. Phone OV 1859, 81
WILL EXCHANGE 3-room unfurn. apt in
Arlington for same kind of apt in NV.
WILL EXCHANGE ENTIRE 2nd floor, .
bedrm., furn. apt. NV, rent S110, adults
only. for 1-bedrm furn apt; apt. bldg,
Dupont Circle area preferred; up to $lo0.
--2T
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AVIATION Cont J

CUB, J-3; excellent condition; Just re-
licensed, lust maiored; $685. or best offel
under. UN 3276. 81
AEROSCA CHIEF, 194I-250 hrs since
major, 100 hr. inspection complete fabric
AL condition. engine 65-hp. Continental
ship owned by TWA Flight Engineers; rec
with black trim; owners taking foreian as.
signments, must sell. Can be seen at Hybls
Valley Airport: Contact MINCHEW R
MARKS, ME. 1851. ~
ERCOUPE, 1915 model: all equipment
good as new. Contact STYERS at Cross
roads Airport. or CO. 1850. -27
TAYLoRCRAFT, L-2: refabricated Jan
1915: 80 hrs. on new engine; relicenset
lights, battery and generator; Away
hangared never cracked Hangar "a, Hyd
Field. Sat and Sun. Ii. 1886 after 6 D m
Evening star., 1947-07-26
POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, $40 ST. NV,
ME. .06S9-Baby chicks feed and poultry
supplies.
DUCKLINGS, 3 weeks old. to n pounds,
SIS per dozen Pullorum- controlled chicks,
light Brahmas dark Cornish, N. Hamp-
shire Barred and White Rocks. Austria
white. Hyattsville 0226, O. G. MAXWELL,
Defense hwy. Lanham. Nd. -21
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

NEWLf ULOUhhI Ed o. N.n' ~ =, HIOuuI' n.
bath and kit; nice view, 3 exposures; I'M
med. occupancy For sale by OWNER.
2O3g New Hampshire ave. NV. 20
YACANT-Redecorated 2 bedrooms, llv.
room. kit and bath. 66 New York ave v;
Price. 1880. with $4,000 cash. Can
Mr.. Gavin, with H. @. sM1THY CO. Ma.
1903.
VACANT-Completely furnished and re-
decorated coop In quiet downtown loca-
tion: han, / room with Murphy bed. kit.
dining alcove and bath; End floor corner;
price, 81 $50 with S2,250 cash. Call MI
Gavin, with H. G. SM1THY CO. Ma 59o7'
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MARINE VETERANS MOvLNo CV'LZ5f;Inr
trunks trunks and baE=aEe AZ: S7ss or "a. osss:
YOU day or evenings; reasonable rates;
light hauling q speciality. GE. 1881.
VETERANS-Moving and hauling: new
trucks, responsible help cargo 4, t1sYred; q
VETERAN Just out of the service will
move or haul anything, night or day; no
LIGHT MOVING JOBS, quick deliveries.
trunks to and from depot. any time; rea-
sonable rates MI. 5065. 30'
VETS, white. move or haul anything. any
time DAY or night; experienced men; also
hay rides RE 4g54l 80
ARMY VETERAN-Lirht loads, luggage.
trunks hauled for very reasonable rates.
Call GE 1875, 8 am: to 5 pm:
VET VANS OF yIRGINIA-Transfer. stor:
age specialized packing and Grating and
Shipping All new equipment; All white yyst,
DELIVERING new 5-ton panel truck to
chicago Monday; will take load or part
load to pay expenses Call FIR. $3.50. --27
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience, with
new truck; careful handling. Call any time;
reasonable rates. MR.. COOK, Gil. 5l37.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

SETTLED, employed lady. congenial. no
trouble, would like comfortable room and
breakfast with small private family; no
other roomers; location 14th or 18th ST.
nv Boz 92-x. Star. 2S'
BUSINESS LADY-College. room and board
exchange for light duties. Prefer NV. or
Chevy Chase Box 145-X. Star. 27s
Evening star., 1947-07-26
ROOMS WANTED.

NURSE wishes quiet. medium sized bed:
room in apt. with employed lady; use Of
kit, refgr and phone; in Mt. Pleasant
TWO SISTERS, refined. gentle, desire
room, twin beds, with breakfast pTivileses
preferred. NV. section. Box l1o-x' oS.a oS.as.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
APARTMENTS WANTED.

COZY APT. large room and kit sleeping
porch, private entrance and bath, nice
front porch, for nice couple 1904 ALE
ghany ave, Takoma Park. Md.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ROOM AND BOARD for small child /
licensed home: vicinity OF Suitland. Mo
Evening star., 1947-07-26
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

e-UNIT APARTMENT (dupIex). mr. New
Hampshire ave. and Farragut st. NV
Semidet. 3-unit apt. mr.. sth and Ken
Aunt apt, mr. 10th and Park I'd. NV.
Priced reasonably for early sale. For ap-
appointment. call Mr.. FITZGERALD, AID. 002l !;
ewes. and Sun, AID. 4O33. SHOCKEY d
MOORHEAD, Realtors. --27
COLORED-APARTMEN In best W sec
ton, 3 units, 3 baths, 3 kitchens; small
down payment ABBY to OWNER, RA.
2S5S -27
n.e-5 rooms. kitchen and bath each:
basement; individual heat. NELSON REAL
TY CO.. Ma. 7lS0: Sun. and after pm.
every day, CO. S037. -27
COLoRED-1646 IRVING and 1880 Girard
St n.w.-4 units each: good income; owner
will sell reasonable: terms. EQUITABLE
REALTY CO., 1011 U st. NV, MI. 20S0.
Office omen from La pm. Sunday. -27
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.
ROOMS EuRk. OR uNEuRN.

1925 KENNEDY ST. NV adjoining
rooms, empl. couple or l or 2 ladies: nc
kit. privileges; $3.50 each. GE. 1875
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-BROOKLAND-Furn. or un-
furn room; quiet, respectable employed
cp.e.; cooking privils 1249 Kearny st. ne.
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ApARrMENrs SUBURBAN.

FOR 3 BACHELORS bedrms.. single
beds de luxe bath, liv. ,rm. modern kit
pvt. entr. Rent $50 each, Incl: maid ser.
no parties or drinking Box 42S-H, Star:
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

SEVERAL PRIME locations in nearby Vir-
ginia; utilities close by JOHN c.
WRIGHT, INC, 200 Radio Bldg, Arl., Va
CHI ATT; eves., OW. 6l76. -27
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. WANTED.
MoyINe. PACKING s.d sroRAes

NO-VFEKNEEVE ~ IS'
9-BFDROOM modern restricted co:opera-
five apt, in best NV. residential district.
BOX 223-S, Star.
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2O15 KALORAMA RD.-2 young, ladies to
share entire 1st-h.. 2-rm. apt. with 2 other
young ladies'; S35 each. Call after 8 2 m,
CO. 9122. rs
1-ROOM AND BATH, nonhousekeeping
apt: very cool: single, $50; double, $50.
1900 Farragut st. NV. rs
GIRL TO SHARE Arm modern apt with
another girl; ne. vic; S12 per week. Call
DE 6746 after $3.50 Pm Box 400-S, Star.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-04

Nations. Answers to MarshalPs
request for Qualification were still
wanting, two-and-a-haH weeks lat
er when he left for Moscow.
Along with a large staff and
mountains of documents, Marshall
took drafts of clauses proposed by
the American Jewish Committee
and the American Jewish Confer
ence, for inclusion in the peace
treaties with Germany and Aus
tria. The clauses provide, among
others, for recognition of German
guilt for crimes against Jews; for
payment of PREPARATIONS, and care
of Jewish displaced persons now
in Germany and Austria.
AS far back as 1913 Marshall
fOresaw the problem of displaced
persons, and began then the ma
chinery to cope with it. In one of
his first public statements after
becoming Secretary, he informed
the Jewish Labor Committee of his
especial concern for the hundreds
of thousands of people who during
the war were forced to leave their
lives or liberties on account of
race, religion, or political beliefs"
When the present Assistant Sec
rotary of State, John H. Hilldring,
was Major General Hilldring in
charge of the Civil Affairs Divis-
ion of the War Department, Chief
of Staff Marshall instructed him,
four years ago, to begin laying
plans for the care of the displaced
persons they knew would be found
in the concentration camps. When
General Eisenhower, in April of
1915, cabled General Marshall of
the "unspeakable conditions" found
in the camps, and asked Marshall
to invite joint congressional
group to see the conditions, Mar
shall lost no time in laying the in
vitation before Congress. A twelve
man committee toured three of the
worst camps and made a vivid re-
port.
In expressing his strong support
of American participation in the
international Refugee Organiza.
ton, Marshall recalled this report
to the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee as ga moral mandate
to exert every effort to help" the
victims of the NaZiS. Indeed, one
of his early acts as Secretary OF
State was to send Senator Van
denberg, chairman of the Commit
tee, a list of Legislation he deemed
essential in the foreign field. High
priority was given to membership
in the IRO and to entry into the
United States of displaced per-
sons.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-04

The ineffective or mediocre is
distasteful to Marshall. British pol
icy as applied to Palestine by the
Labor Government can be describ-
ed in variety Of ways. They all
add up to ineffective, a natural re-
suit Of the mediocre. It is quite
possible that while in Moscow,
Marshall will talk with Bevin a.
bout Palestine. The displaced per-
sons question will certainly arise,
in connection with American and
British occupation of Germany and
Austria. Removal of the approx
mately 25O,OO0 Jewish DPS from
the United States zone requires
place elsewhere to receive them.
Palestine figures largely in such
a transaction. It looms large also
in the general world picture. A
merican policy favors United Ma
lions consideration Of the issue
"the sooner the better"
Reading a State Department an
nouncement to a recent press con-
ference, Marshall wryly comment
ed that it had some long sentences.
He is averse to the involved, the
unnecessarily complicated; cuts
through to the core of things. AS
such he is constitutiOnally opposed
to the tortuous and obstructive,
both of which characterize official
British policy toward Palestine.
It's open season. Place your
bets.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-04
Capital Sp0tIig' t.
By BEATRICE HERMAN.
Copyright, 1947, JTA, Inc.)

- -
A currently popular song ex-
hOrts q certain Richard to open
the door. So far as Washington is
concerned, opening Of minds would
be more salutary.
1t is Of good omen that the next
most important governmental post,
after the Presidency, is held at
this time by a man with a mind
not only open, but carefully venti-
lated.
Soon after becoming Secretary
of State, General George G. Mar
shall made known two facts which
are important in assessing him.
First, he put himself on record as
having a lot to learn about a num-
Der of problems. Second, he car
ried over with him from his long
years of military experience, an in
sistence on performance, based on
a triangle of the practical, the real
and the effective.
At his first press conference as
Secretary, Marshall listed num-
Der of matters on which, quite
bluntly, he declared he was not
prepared to answer questions at
that time. "I have to have more
information myself before I can
answer" was his explanation.
That is the key to MarshalPs
approach to the Palestine problem
So far as he has tackled it in these
first few months of his new office
it has been in an earnest, straight
forward way.
The first recorded instance Of
Marshall's initial contact with the
Palestine issue dates back to De-
cember, 1914, when he was invited
to tell a closed meeting of the Sen
ate Foreign Relations Committed
why the Army and the War De
partment then opposed any con
gressional resolution about Pale,
tine. AS Chief of Staff, Marshal
based the military's opposition OF
strategic reasons, fear of weaken
ing the insufficient Allied force
then in the Middle East. Almost
year later, Secretary of Wal
Stimson withdrew military objec'
lions, and returned the problem tt
it's basically political frame. From
that time, until he found the prob
lem prominently framed on his
desk in the State Department, il
is doubtful that Marshall had any
particularly close concern with it
On January FL, 1947, he took
the oath of office as Secretary OF
State. On March s he took a plane
to the Moscow Peace Conference
In the intervening time he kept an
eve on the London negotiations
with Arab and Jewish leaders;
voiced concern as to the actual
situation in Palestine itself
through direct, and indirect, con-
suItation with persons well-in-
formed on the situation, carried
forward his seIf-imposed process
of educating himself; and asked
Foreign Secretary Bevin to pro-
vide some concrete answers as to
when, where and how the British
government planned to refer the
Palestine question to the United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15
Five District Projects GET
u. 5. Funds in Cancer Fidhf

Award Of grants for cancer re-
search totaling $39, 848 for five prof.
ects in the District was announced
today by the National Cancer Insti-
tute of the United States Public
Health Service.
District beneiciaries Of the re-
search grants were George Wash
ington University, Georgetown Uni
versity Medical School and the
Carnegie Institute of Washington
George Washington received sup
port for three projects.
The grants, recommended by the
National Advisory Cancer Council,
included for the first time financial
support for work being done by
scientists outside the United States,
DR.. A. Lacassagne of the Institute
Pasteur in Paris received s13,380
and Dr. L. Doljanski of Hebrew
University In Palestine was awarded
$4,000.
DR.. Leonard Scheele, director of
the National Cancer Institute, said
this country's cancer specialists
sought Ito assist in the mobiliza-
ton OF an international attack on
cancer"
The awards were part of 46 prof.
ects throughout the country which
were authorized nearly s750,00O in
Federal funds. The largest of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15
Teacher to Give Lecture
On Dance DEVELOPMENT

A talk on the changing patterns
of the dance will be given by Miss
Sophia Della, concert dancer and
teacher of modern dance technique
and choreography, in Hurst Hall
Auditorium at American University
at $3.50 pm. Friday.
The lecture is sponsored by the
Artists Guild Of Washington, the
Washington Arts Center Associa-
ton and the fine arts department
of American University. AS part Of
the lecture Miss Della will show
how the character of dance move
ment. made up of tensions, controls,
elasticity and nuances, differ in diff
| ferent periods Of dance history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15
Teen-Aoe Dance Planned

A Christmas dance will be held by
the 10 Y-Teen Clubs of the Wash
ington high schools from 9 pm. to
midnight, December %, in Barker
hall of the YWCA, Seventeenth and
K streets NV. A "snow queen" will
be chosen from among. the candi-
dates who represent each school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15

these. q $250,oO0 item to help re-
build the Roscoe B. jackson Memo
rial Laboratory at Bar Harbor, Me-,
after its destruction by fire last
summer, was announced separately
on Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-09
AMERICAN PILOT
F0lLS BOMB PLOT
Birmingham Man Gets Scot.
land Yard Protection
From Stern Gang

PARIS, Sept. 8. -P- Nine
persons, including an American
Rabbi, were held today for po-
lice investigation of an alleged
plot to "bomb" London with
Stern gang leaflets, but Reginald
Gilbert, 24-year-old Birmingham,
Ala, native who was engaged to
pilot the bombing" plane, was
released and flown to England
in an RAF plane. i.
Gilbert, arrested with Rabbi
Baruch Korff and the latter's
woman secretary at an airport
near Versailles Saturday, work.
ed with police to foil the plan to
drop the Jewish underground
propaganda leaflets on London.
The young pilot was reported
by friends to have been put un-
der Scotland Yards protection
until he can return to the United
States. -
Korff announced he was on 4
hunger strike when he appeared
in the police lineup today. He
and eight others were brought
before Judge Fernand Golleti
and charged with possession Of
pamphlets of foreign origin"