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Evening star., 1947-03-16
announcements
OF Engagements
Are Made KnO1Vn

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo H. Kuhn of Sill
yer Spring and Crosse Point Park,
Mich, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Bar
bara Clare Kuhn, to Mr.. Richard
Burton Frost, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Frost of Detroit.
Miss Kuhn is graduate of
Montgomery Blair High School and
will receive her degree in June from
Georgetown Visitation Convent Col
lege. She is the granddaughter of
the late Mr.. Gustav Kuhn, promi-
nent Detroit merchant, and the late
Mrs. Kuhn.
Mr.. Frost is attending George
town University Foreign Service
School. During the war he served
as a captain in the Army Air Corps
and was a pilot in the Troop Car
rier Command and the 1st Air
borne Army in Africa, Sicily, Italy,
England and Northern Europe. Be-
fore entering the service he at
tended the University of Detroit
and Wayne University.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
The engagement of Miss Barbara
Anita Hall to Mr. Donald Wright is
announced by her mother, Mrs.
Florence B. Hail.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School
and was active in the Red Cross
Nurses Aide Corps during the war.
She now is associated with the
United States Public Health Service.
Mr.. Wright, who is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Lloyd Wright,
served three years with the Navy, 18
months as an ensign on the U. S. S.
Marias in the Pacific. He now is a
student at the University of North
Carolina, where he is a member of
Kappa Alpha Fraternity.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Mrs. Martin S. Conley announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Patricia Ann Conley, to Mr.
Robert r. Green, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Green of Culpeper.
The wedding is planned for early
October,
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CabitaHtes
Continued From Page DID

and will be presented to society
during the Christmas holidays.
Among others whose photographs
will be exhibited are Mrs. Peter T.
Ansberry, Mrs. Thurman Arnold
Lady Balfour, Lady Berendsen
Mrs. Francis Biddle, Mrs. H. Rus
sell Bishop, Mrs. Hugo M. Black
Mrs. Thomas Dawes Blake, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Brennan, Mrs. John
Bricker, DR.. Grafton Tyler Brown
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown, Mrs
Frank Butler, MIR. and Mrs. Ray
mond E. Cox and Mrs. Joseph E.
Davies.
Also, Mrs. Ira Eaker, the grand
children of Mrs. Dwight Davis, Mrs.
Herbert Elliston, Miss Mary De Lii
muir, Mrs. c. c. Glover, jr., Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman, Miss Kathryn
Holmes, Mrs. James Lawrence
Houghteling, Mrs. Samuel H. Kauff-
Evening star., 1947-03-16
GermOnd

Senator Buck Of Delaware, left
Thursday morning for Wilmington
and will be back in the Capital
about Tuesday or Wednesday,
Miss Elizabeth Hayes will arrive
Saturday from st. Louis and will be
the guest for a week of Senator and
Mrs. Forrest C. Donnell Of Missouri.
Miss Hayes is Mrs. Donnell's sister.
Early next month Senator and
Mrs. Zales N. Ecton of Montana
are expecting their son, Mr.. zales
N. Ecton, jr., to come East from
Montana State College.
Later in the spring Jeanene Wat
kins will join the ranks of sena-
torial daughters in Washington. Her
parents, Senator and Mrs. Arthur
v. Watkins of Utah, have with them
here their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Don Rich Watkins, and her small
daughter, Andrea.
Evening star., 1947-03-16


Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent L. Shields
of this city announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Mary
rose Shields, to Mr.. John w. Whe-
Ian, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E.
Whelan of Cleveland.
Miss Shields was graduated from
Trinity College and at present is
studying in the graduate depart
ment of speech and drama at Cath
olic University. Mr.. Whelan was
graduated from John Carroll Uni
versity in Cleveland and row is
attending Georgetown Law School,
The wedding will take place next
winter.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

WASHINGTON, d; C., for New York; de-
section for similar in New York. or sub:
bedroom apt Cali MRS BUCK, Me, SAL
MoRday' sRGn aobpRN mn so rm Pm ant $40 West
Bronx N. Y, for comparable or larger apt
or house in Washington Call Elk. 242O
Ext EEw 572; yopK Keekdays' knR WASH H,-rm fs,1c
per mo- or bedroom and liv. rm. ($l5O)
with hotel service in midtown New York
fSg Seney es or sdrm E% 4so aDt EXT IT. BY
CoNGREss GeeSessE HGTs. FOR -bedrm
apt. unfurn., new; for very good I'm
s9sH19 SON E MopERN S PSTeen APT exc
hsEf est0f arn 9ho9 aE se secsds atf voa
like to EXCHANGE for 1-large-bedrm apt il
nE seeSIen After pm Pc 1854
Ssss s ssshs6es s6eas tIE Iss and
section De. 5673 after s. go
NEW YORK for Washington or Alexandra:
attractive 3-room apartment, suburban
months: Boy 2e-R;, Star,
o5eroom; kitchen and bath M unfq5n: ~ sslPa sPf
vi WILL I,'e ExcHxNGE x ix iHroom, @ kitehenstte
WAsHiNGToN Wa ii III CT FOR NEW YoRK-one-
bedrm furnished apt in exchange for
similar or larger furn. or unfurn. in New
York. Call TIE. 1858.
bath apt. util. incl, $50, for similar OF
larser apt, Mr.. G3LlLIER GE. s903. a3'
bedrm., f1rst-h. porch apt; excel. section
conven to ttansp.. shopping and school
for similar apt or house in Dayton. Bo,
273-J, Star. "a
CoUPLE will exchange newly furnished
duplex 1-bed-oom apt. in Suitland Mano,
for apt. Furnished or unfurnished in NV
Box 450-L. Star. %"
KANSAS CITY for WASHINGTON, D. c.
rooms. desirable location, furnished
JEROME SMITH, 4425 Gladstone blvd
Kansas City, Mo 23-
EXCHANGE 3Ia-room apt. New York. fol
same, Washington or Alexandria. Phone
Alex 0o40 or OV. oOS0 "a
Evening star., 1947-02-23
HOUSES FURNISHED

ENGLISH BASEMENT, II rooms, 8 baths,
. servants rooms and bath, ? lavatories,
2-car garage, oil heat, beautifully fur
nished and equipped for entertaining: ::
$3.50 month Inspection by appointment.
LINKINs CO., exclusive agent, 1918 n st.
NV. DI. S6SS. -23
WILL SHARE suburban Virginia home
with 3 employed girls, all PRIVILEGES. Falls
) BEDROOM HoUsE-Father and So
year son will share for care of son. HI
J23l-M.
CHEVY CHASE sECTIoN-Lady, alone
will share her Groom house with respon.
sible couple. no children, 2, bedrooms with
bath. plus entire use of house, utilities
references exchange; S125 per mo. Boz
VETERAN needs 6-year-old son here t,
complete his family life. Can you help "
AfteE oe.Irb IN sqadey p1eyisA AD Htfg 4Hl NM
jacent to the Naval Hospital and Nationa
Institute Of Health: Now vacant; contains in
rooms and 2 baths: 2-car, garage. Ownel
will lease. for 5000 and be content with
call dE. e3oS PHfLLIPs. cANBY q
FULLER, INC, Realtors, Ma. 1900, 101:
18th st. NV "a
Evening star., 1947-02-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-horthwest.

GEORGETOWN-Thor ina gina
tion, and good taste are strikingly evident
in the remodeling Of this delightful house
places and plenty Of bookshelves, occupies
whole End floor and is beautifully light
ROCK Greek Of It's gnng
floor Above are 2 lovely Bedrooms, !
Waed rapden pa snf fro
both dining room and living room; Has
attractive corner. rock garden with cas-
o SRaih eUpper end pu
new. This IS a house with an unusual
pS h utmost aSs IN zou its
PoRoTHY 3 y II So e W9oD' gSsa Real Estate, 1891
struction in excellent neighborhoods of
Is;las Bethesda, Silver Spring or nv: D. G,
s., $500, Or I Stop By r. j. scoF1ELp e.
Sab Georgiaa ave-, Silver Spring. I'll 9
sn sinvEs syes spkikGBsdroom Ssfs and bath a6 on
first, floor in this most attractive Cape Cod
Tlck ti ,,,s with slate roof; fsatgrinG delight
rear porch with awnings; and 2. spacious
oil heat bqt-in
stop ~ ~ +. j scoFiEip co: s2is Ga.
BY aHs oWNERHome w nSes in 81 I76o SS1S Blk of
PH pFrEk Pqf isfh y sr sis' s'w-vsgy large semi
sF1ss yiss 5sS% as1if es Rsa
cHEvf chez r CHASE, MD-se5,ooo; all-stone
the clubs Very large living rm. with 8
exposures; dining rm.. model kitchen, bed
2 pedrms.. bath and sleeping porch on
End floor; gas h;w;h. built-in gar; large;
gGeasd E6% S2gnfE SNEs 81 csll Yo NC es0o t5
attractive. brick bungalow, located on a
fxS vns M dnns p snd Gs ktehe
rms. and bath on 1st floor; stairway to
;9nd floor, which has, plumbing in for
h'n oil hWh, sRa sDSsH With i0 s.W hSokup Screened
%S EsRaf as5d iii pn EBW BsP tile il 5os sa
kESsiiaNGToN. ( SSia tEEoN Mp.-Bunsalew, sl2,soo. Is
Iitehen: her Iaree lot; prompt possession. cali
Wo: 1900 till 9 pm, EDw. H, JONES
ssRlabDMooR-s1s,5oo: 5 corner white Brick
home: living, rm;, dining rm; kitchen,
SS ssSe seGRdtI'Psd nj sn hsis EDw r JOSH
Moo6AeRIs-sgs \ SCI; aaa 500: on acre. II Tht.
nome Is located In community OF newer
homes just of Mass. ave. in a natural
forest section Brick and stone construc.
| tion: 8 rms, baths, den, maids rm. and
bath, perfect master bedrm. suite. mod
ern kit; Venetian blinds, screened side
porch; lge. corner lot; an excel LOCATION fol-
children. To inspect. call WO. 1900 till 8
m, EDW. H. JONES & CO, INC. --26
CLEVELAND PARk-Semidet brick, just
redecorated: bedrooms. 2 baths, 2nd a.
2sss fsss Ts5sse atS HENRY sssFSq J. FR1
st. NV, Ma. 6705; ewes. and Sun. TIE
NEAR sth AND HAMILTON sTs.-si .0oo
down. Lovely brick home consisting OF
5 nice rooms and bath; full basement,
| recreation rm., gas. h.-w.h. Home In
| lovely condition. Easy monthly payments
| JUSTINE & BERENTER. Az 5th st. NV,
NEAR 9Th AND oGLETHoRpE-Det.
brick consisting OF liv. rn., din. rm.. den.
kitchen and pantry on first floor; 3 lovely
size bedfms, modem tile bath on second
| floor full basement, gas heat, det. brick
garage. This home is vacant for immedi-
ate occupancy. Completely redecorated.
Priced for immediate sale JUSTINE q
BEhENTER, 412 5th st. NV" DI. 5y95.
SILVER SPRING-We have two 4-bedroom
| bungalows that are most attractive as to
construction, location and price. For
| further information, call 81, $500, or stop
BY r. j. SCOFIEID co. s4l3 Ga ave,
till pm, ewes, 81. 5S16. -26
Evening star., 1947-02-23
HOUSES uNFURNIsHEp.

16 ROOMS, baths; can be used for 2
families; immed. occupancy; located at
100 West Montgomery ave, Rockville,
Md, See first, call OWNER, WI. $50.
ATTRACTIVE LOCATION for doctor, den
tist. or for nursery: 70-ft. frontage. on
busy Glebe rd.; rms. and large inclosed
porch, side drive with garage, big fenced
to secure a location on a main street.
r. W. MULLEN. oxford 1882, days or ewes:
NEAR SUPREME COURT BLDG.-First
mace room; newly decorated: large back
yard. southern front. coal furnace, no small
children, no pets. $50 and utilities. Avail.
March l. Ii. 5601. or Box S-J Star. -2o
-25
S Or 6 ROOM HOUSE on i years lease.
will guarantee owners care. Call OIL.
S072, 20
Evening star., 1947-02-23
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR PROVIDENCE-Will
exchange on rental basis, Groom modern
house near school for similar in Providence
or vicinity. Call GIL. 7446. -23
WILL EXCHANGE unfurn house in Wash,
GEORGETOWN, bedrms., 2 baths, garden, for
similar house in New York vicinity. Box
loom, Star.
WILL EXCHANGE 6-rm house in Powha-
tan st. in Alex. for 1-bedrm. apt. in NV.
section of Wash; near schools; only mod
ern bldg. acceptable. In reply give full
particulars and address. Box SOM, Star.
GEORGETOWN for larger house, will ex-
change lovely, 3 bedrms, baths, semi
Diet, home with beautiful garden for o.
bedrm. house; GEORGETOWN or close in.
WASHINGTON FOR CHICAGo-Exchanse
Arlington house for apt or house; rent
fura. or unfurn CHI O14O
Evening star., 1947-02-23
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS section. 30 units;
gross rents about $4,000 year; good
permanent investment and rental location;
nicely financed Mr. Bennett, AT. 9303,
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO., 1924 14th st.
NV DI. 3346.
3.UNFT IN TAKOMA PARK, Az yrs. old;
two 2-bedrm and one 1-bedrm. units; oil
h-wh Buyer may assume 1st trust at
AGo SH 2S30 on Sunday.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
For Rent,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must
be included in advertisements under
Apa rtments and Houses for rent un-
less a Star box number Is used. when
the general location may be substituted
for the address. In such cases The
Star will secure the exact address,
which will be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

NJ. fooU. SaOChEI & MOohnEaD
PRfcGD PRItsRIS' FOR QUICK SALE: s1o,75o-Thi.
asbestos. -.shingled bungalow, conveniently
rms on second f.. modern throughout il
efsssa M2
ShAh aE S ooNN i43 aNP ap'l sEBR. siso AyEs-Whit'
brick semidet,; 9 bedrooms, baths; ga.
fAsk fs NE s pHnniPg Th2Enteg p va i41 s0s5 Titf
4-FAMILY UNIT, 24l1 First St. NV: Close
to shopping center and. schools; live in
1deel' Price. ss4,5oo. 6oe SCOTT SANDERS se1s
S.GaNT Gaps5Gl 81 44ss Te aeo5sIs oSas ave- nwsemi
sS9aeas1; ~ PSF Of F0R aa s s5ss 'n, oil neat ea
HERE ARE THE FACTs-our best buy
bedfms esrfsI baths sa eSneff a
and paneied den. extremely modern kit.
ad bsb R8Esh oil shsd hea Gs nm sehr ae
with wit DREYFuss BROS, Realtors. Ma
oSs2; eyes, WoI 2is0i ga
tached brick, 6 bedrooms and 5 baths. full
basement, oil h,-w.h.: 2-car brick garage
a good, roomy house. in convenient loca.
Shopping: substantial cash pymt. .and and mthiy
Ssna9SB sSss 9 sa Mr. q MSoR esS
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK--Attractiv,
| tapestry row brick: 4 large bedrooms, der
and : baths on 2nd 4; large front porch
close M dd to good transportation, stoppint
centers and schools; priced reasonably Z
call Mr. Fitzgerald. AID. 0021: ewes: ans
SUM-, AID. 4033. sHocKEY & MooRHEEAAD
GEoRGETowN, 1886 ssrd st. nwIIm
mediate possession; reconditioned' bed
rooms, ! bath, gas heat; priced cr. reason On,
Wo. 1888. sHoCKEY & MooRHEEAAD
Jgstf0f Just OFF CONN. AvE-Det. brick:
rms, 3 baths (master bedroom, pvt bath,
| liv rm with fireplace, oil h.-w.h,. maid
rm.. gar; nex-house cond. ACE REALTY
SERVICE, 1914 Pa. ave. se,' Lu 1910
| Sun. IL to B. 20
s-RM. HOUSE in excel, location: full bath
| rm and finished rec. rm in basement II
addition; immed occupancy; attractivel!
priced at S14,900, only So, 900 cash re
| ouired. CHAIKEN, RE. 1888, 1017 X st
OFF PENNA. AVE. NV, Ss.950-6 rms
wv h. basement, nice yard: good down
town value. SAM ROSEY. AID. 270O. p;
Evening star., 1947-02-23

us as tenants, Telephone ordway 1741
SEf FFtS xsb b0f zfTH SsaF urgently
need one bedroom furnished or unfurnished
aaRpSEt%Sn apyASGE HS5 noN4Hs 4fa REST as for unfnr
nished 2-bedroom house or apt: Va. pref
MAI: TAYLOR, RE. 67o0, Ext. 1884, g. to
vETERAN wife. baby q mos.}, decent,
6ssfsd SSf on BHy TW0 S4H HE5SKoom Stos APT, unfur
REPUBLIC 400: Ext; ,206o, ask for ILL. ! t. .
; bedrooms: permanent assignment. RE.
900; Ext; S329; s:I5 to ;. without chill
dren, urgently need UNFINISHED or a
room apartment. Box 03-R, Star. "a
PHARMACIST, wife and 3-mos. son need
Now occupy furnished room, Please help
GSFuRS. Gs stT iAPARTMENT, in private home,
YouNG coUPLE, both employed, furn, de-
SApeN up to sS5 Stvh.e nv ppreferFed BOY i5R star
UNDIsCoURAGED Georgetown student and
% ment, up to $50 Ma 5000. Ext. 2o3..
apt, in NV. section CO. 1921 from 10
61scHaRGED iS ( isReaSD ARMY OFFICER, now in
Government service, desires, small small fur
Sshed NJ 9T 5o0 se Roon aoa Sts
TO SHARE-Bedroom apartment with gen
Tile girl, 25-35 years or room with break
maoRaNf a P5Efsfi fDrreR SGs snre Tomsn wishes
or room apt. furnished or unfurnished1
in NV, convenient to downtown. Gal Gsll
SfsofayEr GEoRGEroMN 6 S4sT sTubENT Den e. and wife de-
sire one-room apartment with kitchen
UP to $50 per month. MI. 7o22,
one bedroom apartment in quiet neighbor-
or Or weekdays after $50 pm, DE, s5 45e7
YOUNG VETERAN and wife. expectine
baby, desperately i, nesd turn: apt. Cal
MBS Y6SNG s0%k5 coTPLf 10 fsaule sssS unfurnishee
manager, veteran; no children or pets
dess os nW BEDRooM S q NJ unfarnished a G apt. .,
old daughter; NV. or Arlington, Alexandris
al nam HT 4as al Il
sqnday' SssidEp gsssskiddaEyp evenings Tdss.- cso..towr
. Iarge rooms, Kit. and bath. .MAJoF
DOWNEY, WO. 0s15. Sunday and week.
days after pm; weekdays, RE. 600
VETERAN AND WIFE desire three-room
furnished apt: doa't smoke or drink. MRS
THREE CANADIAN EMBASSY GIRLS want
! modern apt. NV. section. Can any one
SMALL APARTMENT or room wanted
Call MISS BROWN at Ex. ZOO. Ext. 2106
REFINED COUPLE. Jewish, desire small
| furn. apt; will care for children ewes
MRS sUSSMAN, TR. 4502. 23s
PLEASE HELPaoBeins evlcted; EMPLOYEE
March to 5; unfurn.: no children or pets;
near trans. WA 1929 "a.
| VETERAN, permanent Govt. editor, gettini
| married, wants 1-bedrm. or efficiency apt.
furn. or unfurn. r. STTTH, WO. 5027.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
APARTMENTS. SUB. WANTED.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

2-BEDROOM house
apartment: 2 adults, l child; Maryland {
Virginia; permanent Government employ
WO 3614
Evening star., 1947-01-28
Jap Is 'Disormed'
| Offering Sword
| To Macarthur
BY the Assoeiated Press

TOKYO, Jan. 28.-An elderly
japanese carpenter sought Sunday
to present Gen. Macarthur petit
ton wrapped around a wooden
sword encased in a scabbard, but
was "disarmed" by aides and re-
leased on Gen. MacArthurs orders,
headquarters revealed today.
The japanese, 6o-year-old 1chiro
Adachi, broke from crowd OF on
lockers in front of headquarters and
proffered the scabbard to Gen. Mac
Arthur. The generals honor guard
quickly collared him.
The petition requested Gen. Mac
Arthur to find a job as janitor or
messenger for Adachi's son, COL
lege student, to encourage democ-
racy in Japan and to punish the
Yoshida cabinet and police chiefs.
Adachi wrote he had mo inten-
ton to committing any crime" but
wished to commit suicide by goad-
ing American soldiers into shooting
him in his dash toward Gen. Mac
Arthur.
Gen. Macarthur gave the wooden
sword to his son Arthur.
Evening star., 1947-01-28
Fraud Suspect Held as Victim
Tbs Police on Rendezvous

vacant house, 5231 Eighth street
NV, and became suspicious when
Clements had no key. After several
conversations, Saunders agreed to
pay two months rent in advance.
Police said the house is not owned
by Clements.
When Clements refused to take a
check it was agreed that the $50
in advance rent would be brought
in cash to the drug store at II am.
From his interview with Clements
Mr.. Saunders went straight to the
fraud squad at police headquarters
where, according to police, the con-
tractor identified Clements from
photographs shown him by detec-
tives.
Before Mr.. Saunders reached the
drug store today, Clements was
taken into custod by waiting detec-
tives.
According to police, Clements has
been AWOL since last October. Po-
lice said he is wanted on fraud
charges in Macon and Atlanta, Ca:
Richmond, Va, and Baltimore,
Evening star., 1947-01-28
High School Athlete IS,
Stabbed Fatally in Fight
By the Associated Press

Ell PASO, ILL.,, Jan. 28.-Edward
P. (Bud) Bennett, IS, Ell Paso Town
ship High School basket ball star,
was stabbed fatally last night In
fight involving four players and
four other youths.
Sheriff Wallace Meiner said he
had arrested four youths and was
holding them in Jail without charge.
He said they denied the killing.
Sheriff Meiner said the players
declared the four youths with whom
they were involved in the fight were
town bullies," and that the players
had decided to have it out with
them" after losing game last
night.
The two groups met at filling
station, and during a scuffie young
Bennett was stabbed in the heart
the sheriff said.
Sheriff Meiner added the youths
involved in the fight with the play
ers then fed, but were arrested
later.
The slain youth, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Bennett, was a forward
and leading scorer of the basket
ball team. He also captained the
high school football team last year.
Evening star., 1947-01-28
Former Vichy OfficioI
And Lawyer May Duel
By the Assoeiafed Press

PARIS, Jan. 28.-Col. A. Grous-
sard, former inspector general OF
the Vichy governments security
section and later a resistance leader,
has challenged Maurice Garcon,
prominent Paris lawyer, to a duel,
seconds of both men said today.
Mr.. Garcon's second, G. Chadirat,
said the lawyer had accepted the
challenge and that discussions
were taking place-but with no GER
tainty that the men would meet on
the field of honor.
Mr.. Groussard maintained he was
insulted by Mr.. Garcon in the law
yer's remarks to a jury during the
trial OF a French resistance hero.
French law does not permit an at
torney to be sued for statements
made in court. Duels are illegal in
France.
Evening star., 1947-01-28
British Agree 10 Give
Burma Independence
BY The Associated Press

LONDON, Jan. 28.-The British
government announced today it had
reached an agreement with Burma
that will permit the Asiatic de-
pendency to attain independence.
Lord Pethick-Lawrence, secretary
OF State for India and Burma, said
an interim government similar to
that established for India would ad-
minister affairs during the transi-
tory period for the 262, 000-square-
mile region and its 17,000,000 inhab-
itants.
Lord Pethick-Lawrence announced
the accord in the House of Lords
He said a Constituent Assembly
made up entirely of Burmese Ma
tionals would be elected next April.
Prime Minister Attlee was due to
report the agreement to the House
of Commons later today. The ac-
cord was reached after two weeks of
discussions with Burmese National
ist leaders.
Evening star., 1947-01-28
BY the Associated Press

CIO President Philip Murray
disclosed today that he has asked
all CIO unions to 'go slow" on
new contract demands to ere
assure" the public and promote
real collective bargaining"
Mr.. Murray said he has urged
other CIO unions to follow his lead
in the steel industry and grant con-
tract extensions when more time is
needed for discussion of wage and
other issues.
The CIO chief made it clear he
hopes to allay some of the fears
voiced in Congress and elsewhere
concerning organized labor's bar
gaining methods.
II would like to see industry and
labor organizations take time to dc
some real constructive collective
bargaining" Mr.. Murray declared.
"If both sides participate in that
Evening star., 1947-01-28

A home-hungry contractor was
credited by police today with ar
ranging a rendezvous that led to
the arrest of a 24-year-old suspect
sought for fraud Investigations in
four cities.
The suspect, Arthur H. Clements
of the first block of Third street
N. E., was described by police as
AWOL from the Army.
Clement was charged with the
fraudulent sale of a mythical new
car to Charles G. johnson, 1902 Kill
bourne place NV.
Detectives charge that Clements
guaranteed to hand over 1916 au-
tomobile to Mr.. johnson at Detroit,
accepted $1,000 to bind the deal,
talked the businessman into paying
his way to Detroit and took Mr.
johnson to an automobile factory
there.
Clements allegedly told Mr.. john
son to wait outside the factory.
Police said Clements then walked
in one door and out another with
the $1,000 in his pocket and was
seen no more.
Clements was arrested by waiting
detectives when he arrived at the F
street drug store this morning for
what police described as a rendez-
vous with w. A. Saunders, AZ, OF
1908 Sleaford place, Bethesda, Md,
a contractor.
Mr.. Saunders had gone to police
last might with this story:
Clements, he said, telephoned him
at S pm. yesterday and offered him
a seven-room house for $75 month
rental. Clements apparently had
seen Mr.. Saunders repeated adver-
tisements for a home.
Mr.. Saunders met Clemens at q
Evening star., 1947-01-28
Soviet Declared Blocking
Reich Occupation Report
By the Associated Press

BERLIN, Jan. 28-American au-
thorities charged today that the
Russians were blocking efforts of
the Allied Control Council to pre-
pare a joint report on the German
occupation for the four-power For
eign Ministers Council by withhold
ing information on the status of
reparations and industry in the
Soviet zone.
This was their answer and coun-
tercharge to an assertion by Mar
shall Vassily,D. Sokolovsky, Russian
military governor, that the Amer
leans and British were attempting
to hinder" drafting of a quadri-
partite report and preferred to send
four separate reports.
A political adviser to the Amer
lean Military Government empha-
sized, however, that efforts were
being made to resolve the differences