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Evening star., 1947-02-26
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, REMODEL1NG. carpentry,
plumbing, plastering, painting. etc; free
estimates: no money down. years to pay.
HAMILTON CONTRACTING CO., RE. 4477.
CuT1AGEs, garages, houses; immediate
delivery; terms. See our model display.
Stran steel overhead DOORS frame: brick
or cinder block garages. GENERAL IN
DUSTRIES CORP, 11O9 Jefferson DAVIS
hgwy. " S. No L. Arlington Va.
FLOOR SERVICE nothing put the best;
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning, par
quet installations: Bruce finishes; FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS. INC, 1912 Wiscon-
Jones, 10 fSS HONE T51 REPAIR AND PAINTING.
MI 577O pa
REMODEL modernize your home now:
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION CO. 5502 Wis ave. WI 1900
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, excavating and
concrete construction; free estimates.
COMMUNITY PAVING CO.. 81. 4143. WO.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. fagstone
terraces and walks. chimneys, freplaces;
Cement driveways. walks and porcheS. and
retaining walls. F. MARCUCC1O, Route
4. Horners lane, Rockville. Nd, phone
ONE-S1OP HOME improvement service
Regardless Of the nature of your house
hold repairs. we have mechanic to serve
you from q broken window pane to an
addition built onto your home, Any
thing to make your home cozy." COZf
HOME INSULATION CO., 606 st. ne,
IT 4O24 ~
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. BE
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcens.

and wrist watches, Initial, birthstones. dia=:
mond wedding rings; other jswelry and
Dad Dann aaW fksS Y6RS E%RY shse Co.
FURNIsHISGs-win FSr lis n1S buy 1, apt. or small
house is available; couple with baby.
FURNITURE wANTED-Bedrm. and din.
rmi: 1;i: mod1ern node or o 18th gent; better E5ssds
FURNiTuRE@Dinine room. bedroom, 5000
used piano. and electric refrigerator.
FhGaS SS
kinds, also china, cut glass, bric-a-brae;
highest cash prices. prompt and courteous
ssESisf Gsll RE 7sO4 or ,,EI DE S0Is ,s. g.
room, secretary desks and dining room fur.
niture: also odd pies8ss 8 wanted to furnb5sah
FURNITURE-We buy entire household OF
PTissS sS,TpE ITf DO IN mOvins! 9U 4429 o,a
Condition; highest cash price; prompt re-
mGya ca Ms For ERs as Eaow aPd s best results
better Kind wanted at once; will buy suites,
ODD PIECES Or entjre hOms Please cali
FUaNITURE0Aishest cash prices for en-
ore or apts DHs css d Mr.. fS Duffy at IN 1915.
GoID-Bring your old goiu, silver. plating.
teeth; discarded iewelry We pay cash.
Coils diamSnds & p siiver Esas sse pay Ii SisSess Rest
price. Ask for MR.. oPPENHE1MER. 903
koDAKs. Speed Graphics. Argus zeiss.
Nfe Nanfed sRENasS. M SSeSr sse ss5 Pa a ave. s nS:
MOVIE CAMERAS. movie projectors. sound
BRENNER Pa SSlER sss s8Sas pa 0S ave NV RE s4s4
oLD-TAsHIoNEp picture frames, clocks.
silyerware, bought for cash. Phone EN-.
PHOTO LENSES, binoculars, misrossePss.
sens Saa m9ye pa equipment gaSntsdas sREN
PAID in cash; ash Trade trade-ins BRENNER PHoTo.
PisNes Pis es axf, WANrED TED RE 2a8a 4aA COLONIAL
PIANO SHOP wants to buy good pianos Of
all kinds. Be sure to get the highest rSics
4s7G, for prompt, courteous appraisal
SIS, any any siza E96, any condition. will pay
ROAD GRADER, Gallon or equal; any sgs
MAREHoUsE CO, 50 Florida ave. ne.
sEwiSG WING. MAcHrNEs-we buy all types;
repair heemstitchins. bqttons don coysSstedf.
sef1Hs 6TcasE sE se f sasF Of 99 aSer EE not s In
terested in matched sets. North sso4.
ToBeGG9Nge Eolse.5 40S3 or feet. Call Capitol
FxFEwRITERs, Fi5pEsv a1Ia adding and cal machine,
oEeE sSH55 ~ R}fss CO. ''nEso na
TYPEWRITER, Royal, II to 16 in. car.
riage. After pm. 81. 1862. -27
WANTED-Better grade of household fur
niture, antiques and Office furniture. ma.
$500; evenings. GE 6447.
WASHING MACHINES, any size, any makei
also washers for parts. Call any time. At.
1887. 3
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver.
jewelry. diamonds, firearms, mems cloth
ing, luggage, Photographic equipment, mu-
and what have you? Will call MAX
ZWEIG SONS 937 D ST. NV ME. 9113.
AM INTERESTED in puying china. silver.
ware. bric-a-brac figures, old jevelry,
DORA MILESTONE. 1895 g st, NV. Cat
l4th and 6 sts) ME. 607e
WANTED-Your old jewelry: we pay high
cash prices for your old gold. silver,
watches, diamonds, bric-a-brac. etc. TINY
Evening star., 1947-02-26
REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont .


PRINTING, PHoToGRAPHY, ART WORK.
Elliott stencil cutting. machine addressing.
multilithing, and mailing; efhcient, In
expensive means Of mailing for, societies;
coLUMBiA ADvERTis1Nd Co. Wo sl97.
RADIOS REPAIRED. al makes, within q; q
RE. 2311 or bring radio to s17 ST. NV.
RSpio IssHhS hHR hTHRRoUBLEs Free estimate. woEA
suarantesd months. Honest pTiees; as MID Id
RADios. appliances repaired, prompt,
Dial Elk e2ss. GENERAL SERVICE CO.,
RADIO i hS0 REPATRs-veteran: reasonable;
day and night calls; a'so s2s5 Sunday pPeei-
RSDIos isGn RnPAfKEp you home in
our shop GAGE RADIO SERVICE, WO.
s2a5i RSpio 49aG Mss aIf work RT done in
home by qualified engineer: ?, c., Md. Va.
tEE EAPFo 5Rsne M6roks R6 oiSS w.sHSc
machines-24-hour repair service: house
fSS fS8 f2RHs55z issE'ns5s eo "3ES GS
REFRIGERAToRs, all makes repaired;
also washing machines: service anywhere.
RRooofffSNa, RofffSs; TIMING, roof painting. re-
sHiPLEY; oE I15s.
proofns. Ine hn caii ie coNdREss s S. RooF1NG CO.
To- Koof fosE REpaRA Gf RA as2I S2L types sutterns
and spouting; sheet metal work: fans in
sailed do H4EP WSrk o
RooF S anhn REPA1RING III He painting. cutters and
spouting For free EST sstimstes =, and aeS1r @ prompt
RooFHG sheet-metal work. guttering
sD9Sans ca ieaks 1ate tin E F0sf work
STONE STONE And AM ISH CEMENT Va WoRkMstone re-
tanning walls and fiagstone terrace also
SHRRY 5RPlRs A. af s5Ss. PS5 free estimates call
TILE REPAIRfNG. new installation. by
Tsse5s ERo IA soG or gA 8o3s ARMANl
TYPEwRITERs cleaned. oiled and ADJUSTED
Az work s2Tls 9g gHaTanseed 1s RE III UNITED
UPHoLsTERTNG-Reu old fur to
look like new; expert worikmen; SGia guaTanteie:
free estimates, spec Special % prices for A rest tot Of
this month b KENJMER zsNJ BROS 34ol I4th
I'll UrHoLsTER1NG 81 HR N1G.S custom work. recovering
O. EdERToN, 5111 Ga. ave NV. GE.
UPHoLsTERING. slip covers and dra.
fStiFs5 fNGToN VI iUPHoIsTERING Co. 1900 i
VENETiAN Vi III e BiiSbs igSf CLEANED. csc up to
8 IT. wide and #. long Have your blinds
method. WASHINGTON SHADE & AVN
ING CO. 2021 l7th NV. DU 5000,
VENETIAN BLINDS, retaped, recorded, re-
finished; prompt service; reas. prices. A.
L. HUTTON, 3415 NJ st. n.w.,-A 1882.
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED = All
free estimates GARY APPLIANCE co,
DU $500 -26
WASHING MACHINES creased and oiled,
81 80 up: Va, Md. and D. c.; guaranteed
work RELIANCE, AID. 4575. -2S
WASHING MACHINES repaired and serv-
iced. all makes; Bendix specialist. DU.
WATERPROoFING - Easements. cement
driveways. walks and porches, retaining
walls, fiagstone terraces and walks. F.
MARCUCCIO, Rockville, Md. phone Rock
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
4 d'ALBERT. INC. 315 10th st. NV.
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FARM and GARDEN,

BLACKSTONE WALKS and terraces. fre-
places, rock gardens. f1shponds retaining
walls. F. MARCUCCIO. Rockville 35Ss.-27
TOP SOIL, manure and gravel for sale.
Overlook 1922 or Alex 0337 -2S
TOP SOIL ORDERS BEING TAKEN for
early spring delivery of rich top soil:
FOR EXPERT TREE SERVICE, pruning,
eleVating. topping and taking down trees.
LU. 06S5 go
TREE REMOVAL with modern power equip
menti complete tree service; fully insured.
J. W. KELLYS TREE SERVICE. DU. 29s2.
TREE WORK AND LANDSCAPING-Trees
removed trimmed tIansplanted. Fully in
sured. Lawns prepared reseeded, sodded.
Shrub planting, trimming, transplanting.
Ground maintenance, walks. drives, drain-
age: Cow manure for sale. SUBURBAN
CO. WA. 1899 rs
TRACTOR. GLE TRAC, small size, suitabls
for ploWing saving wood or shaking logs.
Phone Glebe 5949 2s"
Evening star., 1947-02-26
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

"; ANTHRACITE, esq, stove and nut. ~.
Pocahontas egg, S12.s4; stove, $12.67i
blue egg, S1072 Prompt delivery to all
gsetionMs set MS Of ? G. BLUE RIDGE COAL CO..
ANDIRONs, fire tools. screens and all fire-
place goods repaired and refinished. D. L
3ROMWEI 710 18th st NV ME 1874.
YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY, with
seasoned, 1909 hardwood; stacked on
truck to guarantee you full measure. Cau
THE WOOD MAN, 81. 2719. -26
FIREPLACE WOOD, delivered, $50 cordi
slab wood delivered, SIG cord. Phons
SH. 7197. -2S
REWOoD-Seasoned oak and pine. 12-
inch sticks for stoves or kindling; Sla. so
per cord No deliveries. Call Elk. 3406,
MRS. STETWFR -
Evening star., 1947-02-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

thoroushfare; hnest fixtures; ali new. clean
GROCERY STORE, good ne. location;
must sell on account of death In family;
leased at SIS per month. includes 6-rm.
apt; priced low at $500 as is. For
further information, call Me. 0095. COMET
REALTY CO. 939 New York ave. NV. --27
DRY CLEANING and dyeing store-Good
NV. location; long lease; will show good
return on small Investment; priced at
$4,000 complete. To inspect, call ME.
9o95, COMET REALTY CO.. 939 New
RooM1NG House, 5th st., few doors from
fair furn.; inc. quoted S196 mo, plus liv-
ing qtrs.; $4,000. terms. EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1010 VT. ave, Rm. 217, RE 5140. -27
GROCERY. STORE, n.e-SS00 wk., walk
in box; 15-ft. meat case: other excellent
fixtures; 6-yr. lease: $1,000 plus inventory
in stock.
Restaurant and grill-Wonderfu oppor-
tunity for man and wife; located on St,
near shopping district; Ayr. lease; rent,
500. including electricity; equipment
worth over $4,000; over $500 week busi-
ness; complete price, $4,000: some terms
Bakery-Excel. Sc. location, doing over
81 800 week; excel. equipment: new oven;
$4,000 cash required: bal. on terms.
SAMUEL CFIANTKER & CO., 1902 Conn
ave. NV, Ma. 1884. -27
COLORED = RESTAURANT = Doing $40
day; ideal for man and wife: excellent
location $50 rent includes apartment
Price, 81 800. VIM. J. MARTIN. Ma. 2014
Evening star., 1947-02-26
BOATS,


MARINE INSURANCE reliable, undervrit-
ssrs. LIE, II ROY MARK, INC. Colorado Bldg.
pSI sifs s6N snH fa,g yiEs FRAN.
G5{Ss :5g s;!; !sr4srss s4 /: PEI e $ssas E&!s rs
PUMPS Faireanks-M Morse shallow well
pumps; FRANK DEL yEccHIo & SON,
fIaE IIT liE9 ExffNGursHEkskidd,. Fl II carbon
dioxide portable and marine frs systems;
p@yrenge @ g earbqn tech; form sSsA; FRANK
MARINE SUPPLIES. paints, rope, FIRE ex-
tinguishers outboaEd motors, Scripps ma
+ FRANZ PFI .{dg XdEgccHfo & SON. islS 1Ith
MARINE RAILWAY-Facilities to remove
GREdoRY. ,INc DI $50 90 Maine ave, "s: s,x:
H EVINRuDE Rtn HFrf oHTBosEDs nsR Sanfsensn hG p I
S4a6 D' os'fi KING a FUIToS LII: 'nSt nc. AZ s6s
MARiNR MARI Eve ESGrNEshass MssnaSs4n sock motor.
7 NC : sos Maine ave. s,T" washtngtson.
BOATS, ga CAEzToP, SOY 80 with qsrs, $,
slpH eHtSES sEe:sa IT. eosaos 1s9s s PsaH.
GIL 594g 2S'
20-rT. CABIN SLooP AUXILIARY. fully
equipped and ready to go. Call Sligo
36SG after pm
HUGH ALEXANDER, INC, Yacht and
Marine Insurance Brokers, invite offers on
the following boats located in Washington:
Y, Lawley Cruiser, twin Gray Diesels.
30 Chris-Craf sedan cruiser, 1871.
55' Aux yawl. c. B. good living accom-.
26' Marconi sloop, gray, headroom.
rs Houseboat, year-'tound home ahoat.
1S' Marconi catboat, complete.
30' Hackercraft speedboat, mahogany.
40 Aux. ketch. Alden-Gamage, C. B..
65' Houseboat no power sleeps a.
26' Richardson cruiser, Gray 8-bl
3S' Matthews double cabin cruiser
80 Custom double cabin, conv. power.
3O' Lawley day cruiser, Gray 4-4O.
Send for list Of all types OF craft avail
able along the Atlantic Coast. 6l5 Maine
ave. s.w., NE. $3.50 -2S
Evening star., 1947-02-26
POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. 619..K ST. NV.
supplies.
BABY CHICKS. brooders. poultry feeds.
GIANo & CO, INC. Ali New York ave.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
ayatiep Havsps n Proteetien consult
AVIATION INSURANCE, reliable under.
writers: LIE ROY MARK, INC, Colorado
Bldg. MA. 060l.
T-26; radio, licensed to July, 1947; muss
sell az once. $1,000. RA. 6691. Us
mated CAA aircraft inspector, Springfieid
Airport. Alex S342 3
NEW CESSNA 40. advanced equipment:
want gentleman partner to buy half in-
terest for personal use; Sf,S00. WO. 331s.
on aircraft or engine; excellent buy at
60, 195 JACK. BhRT-T.S. SP. 0S2S. 4
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Bartender Confesses
Using Stolen 100000
To Repay SwindIes
by the Asseeiufsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 81. William
Jacobs, n, Detroit bartender, was
arrested here last night on fugitive
warrant and police said he admitted
using 100000 his wife is accused
of embezzling from the American
Express Co. to repay victims Of his
own swindles.
Seized in q Manhattan bath
establishment, Jacobs had only $40
with him, police said. A surety
company operative traced him to
New York on a long trail through
Canada.
Detroit police said Jacobs disap-
peared from his bartending job sew
eral weeks ago. The same night his
wife Lillian was arrested and
charged with larceny in the alleged
embezzlement of 100000 from the
express company's Detroit Office
where she had been employed
20 years.
Detectives said Jacobs had been
involved in several swindles in Mich
igan, most of them based on pre-
lenses that he could obtain new
automobiles quickly and that he
could assure issuance of liquor
licenses.
He obtained from 81, 500 to So 1000
from his victims on such swindles,
the detectives said, and urged his
wife to obtain enough money to
enable him to make restitution when
those he allegedly fleeced began to
file complaints against him.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Weather Report

District OF Columbla-Cloudy ana
cool with occasional drizzle or light
rain and temperature in the lower
SOS this afternoon Cloudy with
lowest about 48 tonight. Tomorrow
considerable cloudiness and con-
tinued cool, moderate north to
northeast winds.
Wind velocity, IA mires per hour;
direction, north northeast.
Ffve-day weather forecast-Octo-
ber 81, through November 4.
District Virginia, Maryland,
Delaware, New Jersey, East Penn
sylvania and New York:
Temperatures will continue cool
over week end. Warmer Monday
and Tuesday, cooler Wednesday.
Average 3 to 6 degrees above normal.
Showers likely in Southwestern Vir-
ginia Saturday night and most OF
the district about Monday or Tues
day. Total precipitation about %
OF an inch.
River Report
(From United states Engineers.l
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear at
EsrperS Ferry,
Evening star., 1947-10-31

! As stated, this would not be possible
| in q grand jury investigation.
"Mr. Fitzpatrick, counsel for the
family Of the deceased, in a letter
dated October "a, 1947, informed me
that he had turned over to the FBI
the information which had come
into his possession during the course
Of his investigation. The FBI has
indicated to me that their investi-
CATION has been completed and is
being studied.
Should the coroner's jury find
that Mr.. Bunch was beaten or mis-
treated by any one, I will immedi-
ately present the case against those
individuals to the grand jury.
Cooperation Pledged.
Even II the coroner's jury does
not hold any one for the action of
the grand jury, If I feel that the
case should still be presented to
the grand jury, I will, of course,
proceed to do so at once.
For the foregoing reasons, I re-
quest that you reopen the inquest
and submit all the evidence now
available to coroner's jury in this
district at the earliest possible date"
The following is DR.. Murphy S
reply:
Pursuant to your letter and
conferences, this Office will be most
willing to cooperate with the Dis
trict Attorney and all the investi-
eating agencies named in your COM
munication and will reopen this
case and have presented to the same
jury the newly discovered evidence"
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Canadians Deny Bon
On Ben Hecht's S PIoy
BY The Associated Prsss

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Ofncials Of
the Canadian postal and customs
department yesterday denied that
the Dominion had placed an official
ban against the entry into Canada
of Ben Hecht's play, "A Flag Is
Born" as charged by the American
League for a Free Palestine.
The league said yesterday that q
copy of the script had been returned
to its Offices after being mailed to
the leagues Toronto branch. The
copy was marked prohibited Entry
Into Canada" the league said.
Canadian officials, however, denied
any knowledge of the matter and
said that so far as they knew neither
Mr.. Hecht's play nor any other script
was on the banned list.
Representative Somers, Democrat,
of New York, league co-chairman,
said he was asking the United States
Ambassador to Canada to investi-
gate the incident.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Four District Engineers
Get Arc WeIdinq Award

Four Washington engineers have
been awarded cash prizes in the
James F. Lincoln Arc Welding
Foundations 100000 design-for-
progress program for new ideas in
the use of arc welding.
The District winners in the ma
tional contest are Arsham Amir
ikian, head designing engineer OF
the Navy Department, Bureau of
Yards and Docks, $7O0; Grant A.
DeShazer, head mechanical engi-
neer, the David Taylor Model Basin,
500; Gerard I. Sawyer, head of the
Office of design, bridge division of
the District government, s100, and
Kingston M. Bowman, structural
engineer at the Bureau of Yards
and Docks, 500.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
CIergymen Favor Release
Of Report on Yuqos!ayia
BY the Associotsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct 31.-Publica-
ton and distribution OF a full, joint
report" prepared by seven clergy
men who recently visited Yugoslavia
has been indorsed by $500 other
American Protestant ministers who
said, however, they could not pass
on the report itself" before its re-
lease.
The seven clergymen visited Yu-
goslavia at the invitation of Sava
N. Kosanovic, Yougoslav Ambassa-
dor. In Belgrade, during news
conference, they were quoted as say
ing they found no interference in
freedom Of worship under Marshall
Tito's government.
The reported statements were at
tackled by Catholic Archbishop
Richard J. Gushing of Boston.
Action of the $500 clergymen was
announced by the Rev. Paul E
Scherer of the Union Theological
Seminary and the Rev. Mark A
Dawber, executive secretary of the
Home Missions Council of North
America, who said the Sponsorship
Is entirely in the interest of freedom
of speech and press ."
Evening star., 1947-10-31
6Iovakian Rightist
Quits Prague. Regime
BY the AssoeiotsAfPress A

PRAGUE, Oct. 31.-The sudden
resignation of Deputy Premier Jan
Ursiny, veteran Agrarian leader and
vice chairman of the srightzwing
einyxks Democratic Party, thrust a
big new question mark last night
into Czechoslovakia's Communist
inspired politics.
Mr.. Ursiny's party, one of the
most conservative in the country
and Slovakias dominant party, has
been the constant target of attacks
by Slovak and Czech Communists.
Two of Mr.. Ursiny's secretaries
were arrested recently, after security
police had searched his office in
Prague for evidence of an anti
government plot. Mr.. Ursiny said
at the time that he had no knowl-
edge of his secretaries activities.
Shortly afterwards, two Slovak
Democratic deputies who were also
party secretaries. were Invested of
parliamentary immunity-partly at
their own request to meet allegations
against them-and were immedi-
ately placed under arrest.
Evening star., 1947-10-31

sentatives Of the Korean people
took part in discussing the problem
here in the Assembly.
The Political COMMITTEES voted
Al to 0 to create the commission
The committee then continued de-
bate on who would serve on the
commission and what its precise
duties would be. -
The first task of the commission
If finally approved by the Assembly
would be to supervise the election
in Korea of representatives Of the
Korean people who would discuss
the question of Korean independ-
ence with the U. N.
Nine Ballots Taken.
Nine ballots were taken quickly
Yesterday afternoon, climaxing two
days of debate on what started out
to be a technical question but which
wound up as the heart of the prob
lem itself. The situation, in brief
was this:
Russia and the Slav block con-
tended that the Assembly could not
discuss the Korean question, put ur
by the United States, until truly
elected" representatives of the Kore-
an people were here to take part
Russia submitted resolution to in
vite those representatives here.
The United States contended that
the U. N. should send temporary
commission to Korea to supervise
the selection Of these representa-.
'tives.. The United States tossed in
an amendment to the Russian reso-
luton embodying its demand for
commission.
The Russians attacked this as an
illegal maneuver" to force the COM
mittee to vote on the original Amer
ican plan for Korean commission
but the committee sided with the
United States in the voting.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Conservation Group
Asks Enlightenment
On Prog ram

d. The District Citizens Food Con.
servation Committee has undertaken
to find out for the people of Wash.
ington how they can save grain fol
Europeans by eating fewer chicken,
and eggs. --
At q meeting yesterday of tn,
groups subcommittee chairman, Ii
the District Building board room
, j. T. Kennedy of the Government
agencies subcommittee caught thu
, local Food conservationists of -guare
with this pointed advice:
The thing we really ought II
do Is to explain to the people how
they will help Europe by not eating
poultry. Everybody is confused abou
this. Everybody knows that wher
poultry Is not eaten, 1t backs up or
the farms. and for some time there
are more chickens to eat more grair
than ever. 49,.
Proposes to Find Out.
II don't know the answer to this,
Mr.. Kennedy continued. Il asked
Charles Stofberg, the secretary o.
this committee. and he said HI
didn't know. I think before We gt
any further, we ought to find out"
That's off the record" cried Mr.
stofberg. who serves as administra-
tive assistant to Commissioner John
Russell Young and was representing
the Commissioners at the meeting
Your suggestion is sound, Mr.
Kennedy" said James E. Colliflower
chairman of the group. Il myself
don't know the answer to the point
you raise"
Mr.. Collihower added an attempt
would be made to get a satisfactory
answer from the National Food Con-
servation Committee, and to pass
1t on. \
AS one subcommittee chairman
after another rose to pledge his
units cooperation in the food saw
ing drive, Louis A. Speiss, represent
ing the baking industry, insisted
Saving" is not good enough.
Auto Stickers Approved.
we must get housewives to keep
this extra food out of their houses,
he said. Once the food is bought
by them, no amount of saving will
produce any more food for the
people of Europe"
The meeting indorsed plans fol
distributing to the citys gasoline
stations food-conservation stickers
for the rear windows Of District
automobiles.
These stickers. yellow in color. and
bearing the words Save Wheat
Save Meat, Save the Peace" are to
be pasted in the lower right-hand
corner of the windows. Posters pro-
vided by the national committee also
will be distributed by the local group
1t was decided.
DR.. Garnet C. Wilkinson, assistant
superintendent of schools, an
nounced public school cafeterias in
the District have been instructed tc
cooperate in the meatless-Tues-
day, eggless- Thursday program. In
addition, he said, school officials are
considering instructing students a.
to the aims of the program, in the
hope the children will influence theil
parents at home.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Lane Cool to Suggestion
He Seek Vice Presidency
BY the Assoeioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 81
Gov. Lane yesterday took cognizance
of discussions in Washington at the
Democratic National Committee
meeting in which he was mentioned
as a possible vice presidential can
didate in 1948 and said:
Some of the men spoke to me
about the matter and, of course, it
is gratifying to be mentioned, but
I have made a contract with the
people of Maryland and hope to
carry it out. That Is my chief con-
cern now, especially with the extra
session of the Legislature COM
ing on"
Gov. Lane started his four-year
term as the States chief executive
in January.