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OFFICES Fos RENT.

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT-Excellent
downtcwn legation at ,na 10th st. anG d. Mas rs
rm, with pvt, shower rm.; 1-2h rm. ofiee
suite, pvt. bath: For information or IN
spection call WO. 1921 -1s
DOWNTOWN OFFICE BUILDING. s-rm.
OR. Or 1855. ~ '
s-RooM SUITE, excellent downtown 10;
cation; reasonable rental. SIDNEY ].
BROWN & CO., RE. 1888 20
DESIRABLE 2nd-foor front suite; 2 rms:
rent dept. Dixie REALTY CO. Ma. $3.50
CAPITOL HILL; 2o5, End st. s.e.--2nd and
ave. Sc, Ii. oOs4.
OFFICE FOR RENT, s12-A 5th st, sa NV,
TWO NEWLY eE DECORATED (, - connecting s,, Ct !.
ONCE bldg. near statler Hotel. Box 14s5s.
Star. Is
1921 EYE ST. N,w.-Tvo-room once
gosEkT.. 'Sa sssa sASAdE' " sis union fTS'i
FFUfRRNrsHED Fl OFFICES, desk space. tele-
ersol ehoas ansyeTof w 1sryes se Eye s
DooCToR's OFFICES. 1909 Conn ave.
Chevy Chase. Md.-Bus at door: Just re-,
quarters on end floor II desired WI 2571.
HYATTsyILLE-Larpe corner room; newly
deeoTssed, near ar sfD6 soHrthouse Call N MR.
son aMo sIvd Asnston, az an' Va' ao' ormsry o. @
sos7 s e!ss sgR., cH 5SI s5io; so,r .,,,t. Is :,
rooms in excellent business neishborhood:
window win " for display: avail. immedi. MA.
conn. AVE. l blk. from Mayhower Hotel
Large office or studio, 200 50. #; with
Esia e lsspoSsDs sna pars t9 writ. p Box
FURNisHED and unfurnished ofsces in
psae pRooe sad m on
Apri{ u Va ADplz pobbM.N SSS SGnn ave 4'h s0f
Hospital i ard Medical center-s stories and
bsmt., in 1st commercial zone. with bust;
laboratory, iso service Or supply business, etc:
W sn sss ent5e LES BIS q ss s 'oE o
1sds $os ( st. Il NV NwMA.trse Ma Saeo s-rm suite on
gPS c6 Sds las tPpy T. IEo as NJ Mr BsE soS
ATTRACTIVE LOCATION. mr.. Medical
Center lss hoor: 4o5 81 IT, yindey spass; Pass
i:;is ssf 's's sys g ~
{ 81: g. MAR CONN. AyE.-Ensir. second
kEssffTyS a.. ySf2E f2kP coli ss sMod.Tn n sa s..or,
Venetian blinds and huSEsscsn. hshtina; :. 2.
a1s saLrY Y cos ~ GcE sssa Fl 81
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STORES FOR SALE,
"CHTLpREN's. LADIES' vARIEM S

"CHILpREN's, LADIES' Variety SHOP"
located on 17th st. NV, near r. Illness
Priced to sell with terms Please call
HARRY + FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1855.
MODERN FROZEN FOOD SHOPS" 5, all
newly equipped. well located and priced to
sell as an entirety or individually. An ex-
cellent proposition for the qualified party.
1t merits investigation. Please cali HARRY
!. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE 1855, 20
GOOD Store for / man. IAN $500 Tor good
will. fixtures and stock. No brokers. Rent,
$40 month. Option Of 2 years has rust
"A Sls'Sd9 Mus1c-REcoRp SHOP" located in a
busy section In Sc; offered for sale Just
be added to increase profits. Very low rent.
Please call HARRY J. FRIEDMAN, Broker.
MEMS HABERDAsHERY SHOT," located
in the busy business section Of Georgia ave
Priced to sell with terms. Please call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1855.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ATTENTION, sPECULATORs! 1900 So It.
story brick bldg. in Rosslyn, Va. For fur
sSSs g. Ss7S s' 81 4H 9os
ss DOUBLE BRICK GARAGES" rear rear of
~ NJ sssss9t st q! s'fa aAss K ;s
ss1GafMSob BrG5ff kk lSs perfect
oa ins Real nlh home and good INV nn
e S's sBsR9 s. (
ooNNEcTicGT AVE, below Dupont Cir,
office bldg; annual sr. rent. approx. S25.-
approx 5000; owner guar: ioS net re-
GEoRGEToWN. Wis. ave store; property
sssed tor feS0 Rsf sss MI E'sf t.
kES Makk KoER Eao6S %c oSfckIT M tax.
s1s5oo srsN home a for It $500 viii
nnish It; plasterins. plumbing. flooring.
slee M1iIs ~ nishsd aihs 7s,6 real pickup Call A
S-JSIT. s-sToRY sEMIDET. brick bldg.
-Downtown location; lst S comm; !stors
an income, Really G good buy stsr and = sound in
Ss15s Of RSoRS saSS sSATT
soAs : SMALL Go hSaDlNe snaSi in Capitol Hill sec
license Sn thfr sal S SHOW ~e hsn
10ce on long lease. For complete informa
N0 sen f pon gIz aF1EN R FtST aIS4
At NJ this IS rem lremrarksbly low price q sso,sSo.
E9s insGFnastSr Sb sSrz Ell Nj bI siSS sFSSeh dh
buains sT NM in this asat aGes blosk sur
nsheS partially aor ,neome 81
dsSss deSsloDsd Can pts I'M % %isso q thls efsss
slHNTT phrAf AFT. BLDG. with With additional apt
in basement: annual income over S5,500;
venient to shopping centers, schools and
15snsB Ba5: a:l's eyes fs only. Brown REALTY
fHR FoHk yacAST M sT'si asiousEs in downtown sec
b. * III 81 s5s, IL Boz Boz
s-uNIT APT. BLDG. Arlington. 8 years
Cd s3s5Go; sss, ssls BY owner no brokers'
fs'l FORT p!stEiSs MTEs HfIcHrs, 10 minutes from
eaGm ean be efsa Bought 0p for less than times
msnt: For details, call Mr.. MILLER,
4 REAL BARGAIN on upper Conn ave
Fireproof building. IS units, at ridiculously
low rentals; about $4,000 cash required.
For further details, phone DI. 2172 or co:
Estate, Loans and Insurance Brokers.
Please note new address. 917 Barr Bldg,
siS sts5 Isth q IL ST. NV. (Exclusive)-Leased
store and apts.: income, $4,000 yr. For
details and appointment to see call
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC, Realtors,
MODERN 4-FAMILY APT, N. H ave, nr.
Emerson. Depression-proof rentals OF
MAN a. BRAwNER, 1900 Eye st. NV.
ME- $500 Ewes, call Mr.. sesnlsnd, RA.
caNs cslass AVE: 4-story brick bldg will bring
approx. $4,000 annually; possession Of
ground-h store available; priced reason
ably Call Mr.. Osus, DE. 6400, With
LEGUM d GERBER REALTY CO.: sAD.
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pRopERTY WANTEp.
INn,ysrRIAI PROP EoR SALE.

SALE OR RENT-Private g. a. o. r. R.
assembly plant, storage; $4,000 50. IT.; will
guiifa aAse1sD Daf'oeas soaERs sisss HgattsVil.. Md
aEExAsDRM 4E 2ssf; a. sEEcTioN on or near rsil-
road, in Fairfax County or Alexandra:
power. gas, other public utilities available;
near good huslines to Washington. Prices,
25 to so cents per so. #. LOUIS P,
SHOEMAKER, 1T1a K st. NV Ma. 1896:
ON RAILROAD at Falls Church; about
$4,000 So #: Of land improved with frame frame
takers house Good legation for Tapialss 1sns
ls scarce Temgsins asn p41fs pTisf ea SHOE e.
MAKER. 17l9 K st. NV. Ma. 1855.
WAREHOUSE or gasoline site, 27,22Q sq;
it.. at new South Capitol Bridge. HARRY
ewes. and sun, ia. 6e02. lis
INDUSTRIAL SITE. containing approx.
Spring. The continued growth Of this
area and limited supply cannot fail to
enhance its value Additional information
call CRANE & HELAN, Realtor, 81. 1000
INDUSTRIAL AND coMMERCIAL-s4.oo 900
50. IT,, zoned for apts. and industrial. 10.
silver Spring. CRANE & HELAN. 'Realtor'
hfNSith tsfine more than so, 900 So. It, in one Of
nearby Vas most convenient locations,
attractively priced for immediate sale.
Call w. P. Bragg. with JOHN G; WRIGHT,
INC, CHI, 4771; ewes, OK 295S. 80
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

2101 < ST. NV, corner Of 2lst and x K
viii rent 2 floors and basement. or 1st
floor and basement, will negotiate long @
tiona i int9gmstieni gssse gsss 6i call MT Doc
EXCELLENT downtown location; heart OF
financial district; 1850 SO. # gpoHnd %nS1
CO.. INC. 1907 H st. NV. MA. 1000 20
1904 Goth ST. NV; vacant: next to cor
ner Of M st-small, tboroughly modern Of
nee building, Of three stories and basement; men,
lent location for Offices or most any type
Of hrst commercial business bus =. stop in in
zIssd apoGsaSLsAsA GsaSLsA E z + BuLLocH & so CO.
I3i7 I4th ST. N.W.i vacant-Modern 3.
story and Easement building containing
Elevator Of I;5oo-l6; CARVING capacity; Z;
equipped fol. organization desiring fine dis
play room large ofce SPACE End segysTa yan1
close Inspection is invited. DOUGLAS T.
BULLOCH g. CO., RE. 3037, 1929 17th ST.
HAT CHECK and cigar concession for rent
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

or more. We have out of town buyers
for your property; Must be priced right.
dence. sHERR. scHLoss g. CO. $3.50
G%rs Sem avsspInGTTA,,zAfP; avs AP; sltf T.
vestment property Your listing solicited.
HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN, licensed, bonded
broker, RE. 1856 30
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINlA.

endon; living rm with irepl, dining rm.,
i good sized bedrms., 2hs baths; basement
with asphalt tile floor: oil heat; gar. This
rastels. oW. 5603 any time. 10
Evening star., 1947-03-18
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

GEORGETOWN-Vaca brick bldg, 16x
1875; . floors: industrial zone; $3.50 mo.
A. M. ROTH. MA. 1895, 40
IDEAL LOCATION near Navy Yard; $500
So. #. floor. space with heat. light and
water furnished. Shown by appointment
MICHAEL WALSH & SON 1911 Eye st.
n " RE. $3.50, ewes. CO. G1S0. Ia
Evening star., 1947-03-18

YES, I SPECIALIZE" in the sale Of bus
iress property: your listing solicited
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, licensed, bonded
Broker, RE. 1166. 20
Evening star., 1947-03-18

Will BUY FOR CASH or sen for yovv
quickly. JAMES CARROLL Broker, 9l5
Eye st. NV. ME. $500: ewes, TR. Q42b.
HAVE CASH BUYERS for all types of prop.
erty What have you to sell? Call HARRY
COHEN, RE. 4771. GE. 02s6. -22
I PAY CASH or will sell for you. lots:
houses or acreage: free appraisal SCOTT
3aIQ So. Cap. St. TR. 1868.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
APARTMENT SITES.

APARTMENT SITE adjoining Rock Greek
Park. south Of P St; Soft. front; S2:15 per
it.; now improved by, row Of small brick
dwellings. CHAS. L. NORRIS, Realtor,
2135 Pa. ave. NV. RE: g112 Z
suitable for 56 or S3 bachelor apartments;
Near 18th and Mass. ave: nv, Harry
Evening star., 1947-03-18
STUDIOS FOR RENT.

BEAUTIFUL FURN. MUSIC STUDIO for
teaching. practice; month, week day. hour.
BALL ROOM DANCE STUDIO. furnished.
including large Stromberg- Carlson radio
pi1onograph; perfect dance floor, private
washroom and toilet. An excellent op-
portunity for interested party. Shown by
appointment only. Write Box 1928. Star.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
ACREAGE WANTED.
LOIS FOR SALE.

WANTED-One acre OF ground. within
10 mi. D. c.; bricklayer. former GI: will
exehanse. services for title. cH. ee1s.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

HAT CHECK and cigar concession for rem
-alI ME- aT62 --19
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE,

VACANT. modern brk. bldg about II, 900
sa. #, concrete f.. Aft, ceiling. heated
1900 So it. additional ground; well n
nanced. A. M. ROTH, Ma. 1885. is
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SUBURBAN REkT-vIRGIkIA.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

2-BEDRM. BRICK BUNGALOW, furnished
or unfurnisned S125 monthly, rent in ad-
vance. Call Administer 1905
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
REAL ESTATE WAITED.

WAREHOUSE GROUND or warehouse, 1C
900 to 10000 50. It. Box IS. Star:
Evening star., 1947-03-18

N. -bedrm. brick lge. iiv.
rm, lovely kit. numerous closet space,
parquet hoorins, storm windows, oil &C.
heat: quick poss.; close to transp.. schools
and shopping. OLD DOMINION REALTY,
ca. 1886, OK. 22s4. Open till pjm.
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l. 9as 3iel Der Soipiet.Tolitif

L. Oas Stel Der SDmtet.SDlitif
auBerbaIb ser iotpietil6en @eIt
bat man meoer Die 3ieliesung Der
iomietii6en aubenpoIitif begriffen,
nod bat man cine Nbnung babon, nit
Delder 3ielitderbeit nno 8lanmG,
Bigfeit SoDiet= =HuBlanb 6as i'm ariea
@emdnnene unbaut uno ausbaut, Inn
ii9 Die ausgangsbafis gum gnoan.
grill anf europa 5u i9affen.
Die folgenoe 8etrahtung berIudt
oaber elm ebrli6es nno freumiitiaes
8ilo bon Der Gage in Ser Go1piet-
Gone gu geben. Sadli9 baut fi9 Ser
8eridt auf @rfabrungen mn6 Gin.
bliden anf-, Die Der 8erfaiier felt Dem
Wsai 1915 in Der Sopiet-3 -3one Ian.
feno batte. Die grfabrunsen unb gin-
blide beiteben in l1nterri6tungen
our9 bobe nnb mittlere ruiiil9e
Stenititellen, in @efpr19en nit fiib-
renoen Mannern Der io1pietrulfii6en
Mominiitration, in praftilder Mrbeit
innerbalb Der beuti9en @eIbltpermaI.
tnng, idlieBlib in genauer Renntnis
Der glrbeitsmeiie Ser SgD aIs Der
oeutiden Warididule 5es @o,piet-
Smperialismus.
Die Sowiet-l1nion lit Ser @roBfie.
ger oes 5tpeiten @eltfrieses. Die baI-
tiiden Staaten, SitpoIen, @aIiaien,
Der tpidtigite Eeil Sftpreubens un6
Beiiarabiens inur6en Ser Soauiet.
Union einberleibt. syinnIan6, gsolen,
Die Sfhedo-S SIomafei, MumGnien, I'm.
garn, Sngoila1pien uno BmIaarien
iino ibeiniouber1ne 8aianenitaaten
Der Sotpiet-llnion ge,porben, 6ie emit.
meilen ibre aufgaben als @daafigu.
rem Der fonietiiden MubenpoIitif a.,
erfiilen baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-20

I5llInmmen. Ger drrle Sn3nrnS erbGlt
lnidt einmnI Die 8roiamen bonn Glide
I oes reiden Braiiers. Wiilien mir
lerft erleben, mas oriiben fam, ,Deil
mon iid 10 fider fiiblte, es Tonne i'm
HeiG nidt geidehen, neil man nod
Sitlers geieoerlage nuf bic Yropn-
gambia Nooiebelts b0rte2 Shreibt elm
Hrieiter iiber oie .@efreiling" Hil-
liens: yShlieBli1 ipnroe ben I'm.
ImenIdIihen ,3uitdnoen ourh Die dme-
ritaniibe Sruppenfiibring elm gn6e
bereitet. llniere Sranen lr16 M1bhen
tDuroen Dor Der tagelang bauern6en
l5ddnoung burh 9segeriolbaten Be.
Imabrt, Die bonn tihediiden @ahper-
| lional nabts eingelaiien tpur0en nnb
Imabllos Gralien unb Mdohen berge-
paltisten, obne BOB oieie ii9 ipebren
fonnten. Sdreibt elm Brieiter aus
@ien: Mus Ganaba bat urlIer &lo-
tier einen Rarton S1mglingsm1Ide err
balten fir Die bergeipaltigten mo,lia-
les @onnen).
Nein, nein, loiien mir uns oie Mube
| nibt itoren nno ben Mppetit niht per-
oerben! Das iino ia feine ya5i-
@reuel. 5hmeisen mir oariiber. gs
lit fliiger 5u idtpeigen; man itoBt
Inirgenos an. Gum Seufel nit Der
&lugbeit, Die Seigbeit lit, nno auf
Soften Der 8abrbeit, Der @erehtigfeit
uno 2iebe erfauft tpiro
Iber, mas bot oas nit oen 5h1pe-
itern in Boulder 5u t,,n? neber benz
slufias itebt bod: Sd bin Der 2iebe
begegnet. Sd fartb nod in feinem
Sauie 10 btel @eiit Der 2iebe, bes
gegenieitigen 8eritebens uno grtra-
gems pie in Der Sarm in Colorado.
Gas lit an fif ettpas @roBes. Die
guten S6tpeitern, Die in5niiden ane
amerifanilde 8iirger tpuroen, baben
|ni6t mie 10 piele ibre alte Seimat ber-
gelien. Sort bort man nod bapriihen
uno ibmdbiiben 0ialeft, tpett11 fie
|untereinanber iino. (gs lit INNER elm
3eiden bOberer 8iloung, menn ie-
mano mebrere Spraben ipribt; nur
iturer Nationalisnus glai1bt, burh
l1nbiloung 8atriottsmus betpeiien All
|miiiien.) l1nb Die glten S9peitern
bieten ie0em cine @aItfreunoi9aft, Die
unerreidt lit. Dos lit Der @eiIt bon
gibitdtt, mo man fie Iebrte, in ie6em
Bait uno in ieoem Sremben gbriitus
5u ieben. llnb iie .belfen Der &eirnat
bis our gridopfuns; ieoe freie Stun-
De, beionoers nad] Der JeIbarbeit,
miro fir Bafete beripenbet. Mebr aIs
tanienb gingen iGon nod gidft1tt -
fein 8nnber, Bob bie bertriebenen
BrieIter, Die Spfer Yotsoan1s, bort
ibre Sagungen balten. l1no on Die
fem 2idf Der 2iebe entaiinoen iid an
oere Ser5en. uno Die Silfe fommt bon
alien Seiten, &leioer, Sdube, @1i1e,
NeBgetpanoer, Eolnre Se6er, Der
Die 2iebe erlebt nno Iebenoig iiebt,
mohte mitbelfen IS. lno 10 tpddit
eine Siebesgemeinldaft, an Der audi
anoersglaubige iid erip6rmen nnb
begeiitern.
go erfiinen oieie oeutiben 56me-
tern eine Mfiiiion: ite Ieben elmer
beioniid tperoe1toen l1nltpelt @erf-
sbetligfeit por; iie er,t5iinoen in Ell
ner baBerfiilten, radiiihtigen @eIt
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etne Sabrt 81 elmer sSSnieI bes Srie-
oens, Der 2iebe nnb Iebenbigen gbri.
ltentnms. lln6 in nleiner grinnerung
miro es lange ipeiterflingen: Sd bin
Der 2iebe begegnet.
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Die weltberiihmte st. Bene
dict-Wundsalbe

grprobtes SeiIutitteI eegen ole
Mrten bon alien unb friiden @un.
ben, @efbniiren, @eaudhien, BtB.
munoen, Rarb1rfeIn uilp. Bttte @elb
MIR our9 9oit Monep Or6er gu idit.
ten. Seine Stautps. Seh5ig (6O)
Gents bic S9abteI BET
J. l.. STAAD
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Rnlltfd1r Eurupa-pnlittk

Gie in 3iirid erideinenbe SaIb-
monatsi6rift ,Srientieruns' i9reibt
in ibrer ausgabe bonn 81. Mugult:
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,rsss valIsyv,sw Ave-. CL.vnLAHD II. ..
Smyrna times., 1947-03-27
IN MEMORIAM

In sad and loving memory OF our dear
son. Robert Scott Wilds. Smyrna, Del. who
passed away 15 years ago. March 2s, 1882
Fifteen years have passed since that sad
day.
That one We loved was called away.
The evening star shines on the grave.
OF the one ws loved but could not save.
Sadly missed by
Mother. Daddy and Brother.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-27
IN MEMORIAM

PHILLIPS-In loving memory of my sis
ters birthday who passed away Dec. s,
1946.
Your end was sudden sister dear,
You made us weep and cry;
But Oh. the saddest part of all
You never said goodbye.
Tears may wipe out many things,
But this they wipe out never,
The memory of the happy days
When we We're all together.
Lovingly remembered and sadly missed bz
your Sister Lizzie.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-27
OFFICE PERSONNEL

Unusual opportunity for
Stenographers
Junior and Senior Typist
Office Machine Operators
Switchboard Operators
Credit Clerks
Filing Clerks
Other Clerical Workers
In modern air-conditioned office of rapidly
expanding national manufacturing firm To-
Gated in nearby. non-industrial. model
community.
1YPaid vacations and holidays
lS1deal working conditions
sAttractive Salaries
SRapid advancement.
State age, education. experience, and pre-
vious earnings in first letter. Confidential.
Box No. L 528,
Smyrna. Delaware
Smyrna times., 1947-03-27

Mrs. Eva Straw returned to
Cherry Tree, Pa. today after a five
weeks visit with her daughter and
son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
l.. Smith.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Wedemeyer Visits
Chang for 5 Hours
BY the Assoeioted Press

NANKING, Aug. 19.-Lt. Gen.
Albert c. Wedemeyer, in flve-hour
conference today with Generalissimo
Chang Kai-shek, gave the Chinese
leader what official sources de-
scribed as very frank" report on
conditions in Formosa, Canton and
Shanghai.
The American presidential en-
voy conferred at Gen. Chiang's res
idence, with time out only for
lunch, and the unexpected length
Of the sessions recalled Gen. Wede-
meyers previous critical reports of
conditions as he had found them
in North China and Manchuria.
Gen. Wedemeyer is in China to
diagnose ailments of that troubled
country. After his fact-flnding trips
to the North he expressed criticism
OF ineficiency and corruption among
Chinese military and civil officials.
On China's fighting fronts, mean
while, government troops based in
Honan province were reported
striking sharply against the Com
munist raiding forces of Gen. Po-
cheng, which had cut the Tsingtao-
Tsinan rail line.
A dispatch to the independent
newspaper Hsin Min Pao from its
Suchow correspondent said national
ist forces in Northern Shantung
province, moving from Tsinap, had
Joined a second column moving
westward at Chowtsuh, about so
miles east Of Tsinan.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Reds Demand Action
By u. n. 10 Arbitrate
Conflict in Indonesia
Gromyko Sharply Attacks
U. S. for Attempt to
bypass Council
By the Asseeioted Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 49,
Russia demanded today that the
Security Council set up a com.
mission to investigate and arbi.
trate the Dutch -Indonesian con-
flict and sharply attacked the
United States for a dangerous
attempt to bypass the United
Nations.
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister
Andrei A. Gromyko stated the Rus
sian position for the first time in an
emergency Council meeting sum-
moned at his specific request.
He charged that the United States
was attempting to force its good
ohices on Indonesia" and was
showing disregard Of the 1ndo-
nesian people and lack Of respect
for the Security Council"
This persistent offering Of good
Offices by the United States becomes
even more difficult to understand
after the Indonesian government
had asked the Council to create its
own commission for arbitration and
investigation" Mr.. Gromyko de-
clared.
U. 8. Move Held Dangerous.
He said the American attempts
could be viewed only "as an attempt
to bypass the United Nations" and
that this was both undesirable
and dangerous"
Previously Mr.. Gromyko had said
the United States was putting dip
(See INDONESIA, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1947-08-19
1917 Of Relief Checks
Stopped After Review

More than 10 per cent Of District
relief cases which have been re-
viewed so far will be discontinued,
suspended or held up by the Board
of Public Welfare, it was announced
today. The action was an outgrowth
of four-day review of all cases.
OF 2,194 cases handled, the total
number to lose active status was 233.
There are about 5,400 cases to be
reviewed, but because Of the intense
heat last week the reviewers were
unable to finish their work. Ray l..
Huff, director of the Department Of
Public Welfare, said the workers
again would give their almost undi-
vided attention during the next two
days to try to finish the remaining
cases.
The relief reduction is caused by
reduced appropriation by Congress
for public assistance here. The types
of aid involved are relief for the
blind, the aged, dependent children
and general public assistance.
The blow will not be felt by per-
sons on relief until next month.
Welfare officials said. August checks
have already been sent out, out
many who are to be separated from
relief will not receive grants In
September.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Rising Temperatures,
Humidity Predicted

A little warmer weather was In
store for the District today, the
Weather Bureau predicted, after the
city yesterday enjoyed its coolest
day since August /. The tempera-
ture reached 81 degrees at 1880 am
It will be mostly sunny and rather
humid today, the forecaster said
with the mercury rising to about sc
degrees this afternoon. Tomorrow
will bring partly cloudy skies and q
temperature reaching about 80, he
said.
The high temperature yesterday
was only 10 degrees, registered al
4:24 pm. The low point this morn
ing was 70 ct 1884 am.
The forecaster predicted it would
continue rather warm through
Thursday, but he looked for the
benefits of a wave Of cool air from
Northwestern Canada by Friday
The cool wave was bringing relief
to the parched Plains States.
No relief was seen for the re-
mainder of the Nation which Is
sweltering again from a recurring
hot blast that has spared generally
only Atlantic and Pacific Coast
States.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Lord InverchopeI Remorries
Former Wife in Scotland
Couple Plans to Fly
Here Saturday.;
Ceremony Is Brief

Lord Inverchapel, British AM
bassador to the United States,
remarked in his native Scotland
today the Chilean beauty whom
he divorced in 1945 on charges
of desertion. The couple plans
to fly to Washington Saturday
night, the Associated Press re-
ported.
The brief ceremony in Hunters
Square Registry Office at Edinburgh
was in sharp contrast to the first
wedding in Santiago in April, 1929
at which the President of Chile
served as best man and about 1000
guests toasted the "prettiest girl in
Santiago" and her bridegroom, then
British Minister to Chile.
The bride, the former Maria
Terese Diaz Salas, member Of a
wealthy Chilean family, was in her
teens at the time of her first mar
riage, 90 years younger than her
husband, who now is 65. The couple
separated, it was said here, while
Lord Inverchapel was British Am
bassador to China. They have no
children.
Lord Inverchapel, who was Sir
Archibald Clark Kerr, served more
than four years as Ambassador at
Moscow before being assigned to
Washington.
Lord Inverchapel was raised to
the peerage on New Years day in
1946, and took the title Of Baron
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Denhom Tells All Union Heads
To Take Anti-C Communist Oath
NLRB CounseIs Decision Threatens
To Stir Congressional Controversy

all Officers" as such, Of the unions
file the af1ldavits.
This appeared clearly to cover the
CLOS top IL officers and the AH's
top Il.
At first, it was interpreted by re.
porters to mean also that the serv.
ices of the NLRB would be barred
to CIO unions, for instance, unless
every member of the 51-man CIC
Executive Board swears that he
isn't a Communist.
Later, an NLRB spokesman said
"No Interpretation of the law as af-
fects the CLOS Executive Board
will be made until the question Is
brought before the Board"
Tom Shroyer, chief counsel for
the special Senate-H House committee
set up to study the new labor law
told a reporter he had talked with
two members of the group before
they left Washington. They indi-
Gated, he said, that they would not
be in greement with any such
ruling as the one by Mr.. Denham.
Mr.. Shroyer said he had dis
cussed this point briefly with them
and both indicated their belief that
the law requires afhdavits by officers
of the various international unions
within the AFL and CIO-but not
(See LABOR, Page A-60