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Milford chronicle., 1947-06-20

congressional elections last fall,
1.-The people have spoken and I'm
going to cooperate" But Halleck
said, "'This is the exact opposite
of cooperation" ..... ~
Taft isn't Surprised
Senator Taft (R-Ohio),. chair
man of the Senate Republican Pol
icy Committee, said that so far as
he is concerned, no new effort will
be made to pass tax reduction
bill in this session of Congress.
Taft said the House result was
mot too surprising to him, add
ing that nose counts indicated it
would have been impossible to ov-
erride the veto in the Senate.
Senator George (D-Ga) predict
ed the Republicans may make no
attempt to enact similar bill in
the next session of Congress.
They could blame the Demo
Gratis for killing tax reduction anG
make a campaign issue out of it,
he said.
T.. Halleck issued a statement say.
ing the House veto sustaining the
veto will not lessen Republican eff.
| forts Ito reduce the cost of gov
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-20
Oxford Group Plans
Jan Maven Trip

LONON-(P)-An Oxford univer-
sity expedition will leave soon for
the Arctic for glacier surveys and
biological researches on the noun
famous, fog shrouded island of Jan
Mayen. .t.-
John A. Marshall, graduate of
Sydney university, will lead the
group of eight or nine undergrad
duates-all ex-servicemen.
The party will go to Jan Mayen
halfway between Greenland and
Norway-aboard the Norwegian po-
lar exploration ship, Polar BjOrn.'
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-20

ernment"
However," he said, "the Presi-
dent and Democrats generally in
the House, aided by the spend
thrift bureaucrats, have done ev-
erything. possible, to block our ef-
forts to bring down the cost of
government. In his veto message
the President again insists on the
spend, spend policy, wasting tax
navers' money"
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-20

HENRY A. WALLACE, ex-vice Presi-
dent, Cabinet officer and regulator of nuts !,
farms, apples, corn, grains, cotton, little pigs,
and government loans, has become national
curiosity, and great crowds have gathered in
many parts OF the country to listen to his ad-
dresses. In New Jersey, this month, he made
a few characteristic remarks, from which
the following is quoted:
"The United States has become the CEN
ter OF world reaction . the common man
more and more looks to Russia for ideas,
help and inspiration in nearly all the
countries of the world we are more and more
cooperating with the reactionaries against
the common man." Back to nuts
Evening star., 1947-04-12

Southern Chile Is seeking its
share of Italian immigrants COM
ing to that nation. s
Evening star., 1947-04-12
WasIlingionians Urge
Tuition Measure

The Washingtonians last night
asked Congress to pass legislation
requiring children outside the Dis
trict to pay tuition while attending
District schools.
They voted also to commend the
Bureau OF Vehicles and Traffic foI
its new publication, the Trafic Bull
letin, which was brought to the
attention of the group by Herbert
r. Leeman, president Of the Society
|of Natives.
Many lives can be saved by
adhering to the rules suggested iT
this pamphlet" Mr.. Leeman said.
MIR. Leeman invited the Washing
tonians to attend a banquet to be
given by the Society Of Natives In
the Hotel 240O on May "a.
The group voted to write a lette,
to former Senator King, Democrat
OF Utah, who is leaving Washington
in gratitude for service to the Dis
trict during his term.
Reiterating their stand favoring q
lottery to relieve the tax burden, the
organization went on record request
ing that If the lottery idea Is turnee
down, the Federal Government pay
at least 40 per cent OF Distric,
expenses.
The association unanimously op-
posed any legislation to require
Evening star., 1947-04-12

Ever had a longing for the
country life :. yearned for the
tranquility of peaceful home
apart from everyone else :. your
own piece of this earth, out where
the air is fresh and the freedom
of living is limitless?
sprinsbrook Forest !. one OF
the four combined Sprinsbrook
communities comprising more
than 800 adjoining acres OF
pIonned acreage homesites =.
was conceived, planned and be-
came reality because its deyel-
oper had single objective in
mind-the creation of small
woodland estates in a location
convenient and accessible, with,
an allurins natural beauty, in an
environment that achieves the
ideal for those who would, in a
modest way. be of the landed
gentry.
The beautiful wooded acres
that comprise Sprinsbrook Forest
offer the perfect setting for q
home spot where the
neighbors with kindred interests
might build modest estates in the
rustic background where
sylvan beauty would become part
of a country atmosphere, with
horses and dogs, summer and
winter sports, and all the advan-
tages Of country life.
For Sprinsbrook Forest is in
the heart of Maryland's horse
country. The land nearby is dot
ted with the ancestral homes of
friendly descendants of families
who titled the soil in Colonial
days.
You'll find the unexpected in
Sprinsbrook Forest real
Evening star., 1947-04-12
Stripping Of Trieste
By Yugoslavia Is
Protested by j. 5.
Dy the Asseeioted prsss

American relations with Yugo-
slavia were chilled further today by
q State Department charge that
Yugoslav forces have stripped their
Trieste occupation zone OF much
Italian property.
Acting Secretary of State AcheSon
disclosed that the United States. In
a note to Marshal Tito,s govern
ment, has protested against the re-
movals as unlawful and damaging
to Trieste's economy. Britain has
made similar protest.
The Yugoslav zone and an adj
joining sector occupied by American
and British troops are destined to
be included in the future free ter
ritory Of Trieste to be administered
under United Nations auspices. The
new regime will come into being
after final ratification Of the italian
peace treaty.
Mr.. Acheson said yesterday the
American protest, handed to AM
bassador Saw Kosanovic March ~,
described the removed property as
important and valuable, including
industrial as well as personal hold
ings. The text was not published.
The dispute overlapped another
resulting from Yugoslavia's seizure
Of nine war-wrecked Italian ships,
including the bombed hulk of the
81 ,000-ton trans Atlantic liner Rex,
which were lying in Yugoslav ter
ritorial waters of the Adriatic.
The United States and Britain
Evening star., 1947-04-12
federal Agencies 10 Mark
Pan American Week

pan American Week. which begins
tomorrow, will be observed here By
Government departments and agen-
|cies under the direction Of an Inter-
departmental Pan American Week
Committee set up by William Benz
ton, Assistant Secretary of State for
Public Affairs.
The week, proclaimed by President
Truman on March IL. commence
rates the founding Of the Pan
American Union on April "a, 1850.
The Departments Of Commerce,
State, Labor and Agriculture win
observe the week with exhibits, pub
lications, films and receptions. Also
participating will be the Federal
Works Agency, Federal Security
Agency, the Bureau of the Budget,
Tariff Commission, Institute Of In
r-American Affairs, Library OF
Evening star., 1947-04-12
COUNTRY LIFE. for city folk

country, historic ground with re-
minders Of days long ago
unspoiled natural beauty
bubbling brooks ). tree-shaded
streams. And all this hes within
a 25-minute drive of the heart of
the city, making possible home
in the country for year-round
living within easy access of down,
town.
In keeping with the rural pic.
turesque background of Spring.
brook Forest, the architecture Of
Its homes from the outset will
follow traditional Colonial styles.
Homes planned show the high
standards which the developer
will maintain in Sprinsbrook
Forest. There will be no crowd
ing j. homes cannot be placed
close together.
Secluded and screened from
busy highways, this unique COM
munity prides itself in its wind.
ing lanes and genuine rustic set.
ting. And, by rigid restrictions,
high standards always will be
maintained; desirable and con-
genial neiehbors always will be
yours.
So, if you would have your
home give you not just shelter,
but lots of pleasure, too, decide
on Sprinsbrook Forest.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
Missing s., 200 Ring
Found in Cout Lining
BY The Assoeioied Press

ANN ARBOR, Mich.-Seven-year-
old Allison Brown wore her mothers
$2,2 200 diamond-and-sapphire ring tt
school to show it to her young
friends, but it was missing when She
got home.
Police and Boy Scouts searched fol
|it until Allison's mother, Mrs, B
Gatz Brown, reported everything hac
turned out all right.
She found the ring in the lining o,
Allison's coat.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
Matrimonial Agencies
In Puris Report Boom

There's q boom in marriages, and
matrimonial agencies - outWardly
ridiculed but secretly sought by
many-are deluged, says Nine
Blanche, dignified, black -robed and
fiftyish, one Of Cupid's greatest
helps in Paris But 10 per cent Of
the marriages she arranges can't
take place because of the acute
housing shortage.
She. deals with the upper French
classes and finds the peak marriage
able age 28 to 80 for men, and q
to IS for women. Male candidates
between 80 and 40 are few and
there are too many widows aroun6
SO. divorces and ex-prisoners Of
war. Men put forward the more
sentimental reasons for wishing tc
marry, women being more interested
In fortune, position and security.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
Bird Thief FoiIed

When postnlan in the suburban
area OF Osborne, New Zealand, put
some letters in a front gate box he
left the corner of one envelope
sticking out. Looking back, he saw
minah swoop down and perch on
the box, snap up the letter and
start to fly away with it. Putting
up bit of FLAX" with his letter
bag, he made the bird drop it.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

protested that the seizure, author
ized BY q Yugoslav prize court, con-
fIicted with terms of the italian
armistice, This assigned all Ital-
ian vessels to allied joint control
until their final disposition was de-
termined.
Mr.. Acheson said the Yugoslavs
rejected this contention on March
IL and that further American
action still Is under study.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

licenses for operators Of 16-mil-
|limeter movie projectors. Il
Miss Eta Taggart. president Of
the association, read the bill pro-
posed by Senator Capper, Repcb-
lican, Of Kansas to standardize mar
Iriage and divorce laws throughout
the Nation The group voted te
| Iindorse the bill In principle.
The meeting was held in Miss
Taggart's apartment at 1914 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

nuEo tdo 1lle N1a out. 1he HALLWAY
a IN baseznent was plussed with
fire hoses
As Mr. GoenAre started back out
the window he stuck. HIS foot hooked
D tsp In 1 laundry tub and hot water
poured into his rubber boot.
He was pulled loose and taken u
Harper Hospital with scalded LETT
leg.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

Congress. smit aiAn
and the National dallsxy An
Dr. Jacques Krnstenaar, chief q
/ the international fairs and exhibi-
Etions program OF the Commerce De
Ipartnent, is chairman 81 the conn
mittee. Mrs. Roberta r. Johns q
the Bureau of the Budget has beer
named executive secretary
Evening star., 1947-04-12
Firemon ct w oshduy
BIuze Gets IN Hot NNuteE
IL ~ Assceioisd Pc

By NJ Assoeioisd prsAa
DETROIT Fireman Russell
Goemare, 50, found himself IN hot
water when he helped extingllish =
washday nre at the home Of Mrs
Adeline Lavagnino. He crowled
through d basement window 70 be
Evening star., 1947-05-31
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
-Four Lines tMinimum)
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LET US BUILD YOUR HOME this summer
sS5s. ss5: sasss,s sP s.
vEiopINd cokp. isso Jefferson sl nv,
Eaoris n sosn Say oy Ex saag a9ge7s; ewes. and sun
ssstsns BOOKS ioas Espt psrs e as
TAX service: terms reas. WA: 1926. j.
AoGouMTANII expert nSgxs sssrsss
sta.ements. auditsi reasonable. or. S0Sz.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80, 40 gal.
gaynnnsnti nsnirrT iWTsdisss asso installation. D. a
aENHfSH NTiSRv vEhMoSf Nj MN MAPLE SYRUP. pnts,
quarts. gallons. Write W. A; DoDD. 1900
Fort Davis st. Sc, for price list. ,SP.
DIAMONDS. JEwELRy wANTED--H!sssss
MaRKpaI ssash p5ees $40 TFes s,. appraisal sw ARTHUR
Cemetery q washiasten, B. G.. if'Ss vii Sc
sss = e ssS sss SEh Ssas
Tso ave s w sharp Msnda Iii ios Svn.s ass e
% seassssss sseisssry 70 Ps;s sERHoob Hpt
fPfsSifsnt WiGG NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
Mss S. III Ha3n an osaKS SsS 2ts wo sstr
AR1H VII Nor s fsxsfsiaas sE sasroSs1slE for
~ 2ie'F esss sasn Hsss K ssn p oAas AR
HOTEL POINT LOOKOUT at Point Look
operating under the personal supervision
and management OF Jean Moran, for
merly Of the Stables Restaurant and the
Old New Orleans Restaurant: boating,
fishing. bathing; tennis. Reservation. cali
Great Mills 5-F,3. 5-F,3.,sr.s,,xr l.
dshts contractsa bH sny nns ats.p pf thsS Sn
myself. IONA J. ROSE, 6517 wells pkwy.,
Riverdale, Md. Il
CHEVY CHASE swimming pool Is now
open. Direction: Take bus marked Chevy
ALL FURNITURE REPAIRED and refin-
also repaired. Call any time, EN-. 1901.
All work guaranteed. IL
Evening star., 1947-05-31
YOUNG MAN AS RooFER's helper. some
sAIrsAAEA

BOOK AND MAGAZINE MEN--For pre-
MUM contracts that pay more. why not
surer sEcuRiTy 'fi PLATs W. osrs this
opportunity to statesmen and crew mana-
iEEEoeoRbs sAhEsmAN si II for vholesalinT9 "a TOP
sary; unusual future Tor capable i've wire:
Write qualifications. Box 2S0-G. Star. il
..' ss'Issssa ssa les Is % sas's,ess s..s =
ID person, 7ss sth n. St. H1 NV. soS M. RooEss
SALESMAN - Hardware, outside selling;
po.tany sass iEs s sd shs ss sSss
S|AIlEisMIs |1Iiiss6E sss 50 e So neat .risasly
permanent connection with annual earn
satsSe ssF s 'fs Sewssn sso st n hats s
&. pm Mv sS 4Io1 IL suitland I'd. Sc. Ask for
sALEsMEN--Novel line Of radios. Nothing
IKE i II on the market. Commission. Write
sstcuRiTY SALESMAN, with active ellie ellen.
tele. liberal commission and drawing ac-
sss q j. shss MR sRows es ssofaRsfsss as ssss
IoosL LdeS lSse Foo6 s. eeoSNcEns has opening for
salesmen (white], to operate direct serv- ~
zee TRUCKS. Applicants must be between
II and 80 years OF age, possessing q high
school sdgcation: exper. not nee. Write,
giving full particulars to Box bad, Star.
WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL housesnseds an
experienced salesman with local contacts
to sell liehtinx fixtures and supplies
ABBY IN person, 44lQ Ga. ave. NV. Il
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Winning Boys Club Slogan
To Be Revealed Wednesday

The winning slogan to be used in
the drive for 1000 new members for
the Boys Club Of Washington will
be announced wednesday at 8 pm.
at the Eastern Branch, Seventeenth
street and Massachusetts, avenue
Sc.
This will launch the membership
drive. which will continue until
July /.
Thomas L. Eagan, president Of
the clubs board of trustees, will
speak: the Optimists Band of the
Boys Club, conducted by Andrew G.
Bodnar, will play; Billy Schlicker,
IL, soprano, will sing several solos
and Ted Ritchie, 13, will play an
electric guitar.
Harper L. schimpff, vice president
Of the Eastern Branch board Of
trustees, will present the awards in
the slogan contest. There were $50
entries. Charles M. Fyfe, executive
director Of the club, announced
these top prizes: First, two weeks
at Camp Reeder, Wicomico River,
Mount Victoria, Md; second, a club
Jacket, and third, years free mem
bership. There will be % prizes in
ell.
Charles Reynolds, director of the
Eastern Branch, Is membership con-
test chairman and is being assisted
by Mr.. Schimp1 and George Cullen.
vice president Of the board Of trus-
tees Of the Georgetown Branch.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started Kept
ens s ssds tax sssarni oR & state
ssI, PCS dsssss; sA yTs: public ascoaas.
Yrs Is u sboss cspssfss cain
sosS morninss 80: ewes. 7-fo. II
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER, long ex-
periencs all branches. also public account
ns sts Rsn a7os
construction man, long experience. Phone
CHEF chef, White. White Al; long experience. any
i:iI.s s.ss s.f I.lesos ao ss FL srdd'
boat in Florida. greatly desire the oppor-
SSs state sy VIZ sS.: and
10 ssS fssts ssnss sa a9s 9s, Eq. +
sES; very - anxIoas aau e get located imT.di-
able to paint and do necessary plumbing
5s1iEs Fmp il agsssas s0sa sff!'nsss
Say s,aa AK except s,ss snd:y a..,r..
snpioynsnt; a' best of references. p5ens
asssss satsS. pro as' Or se@ps work alad Ii
Wash. D. c. or vicinity. Box s4s-d, Star.
MAN, eolored, nice. reliable: wish work
$50 pm. to .1:30 Am. or days work on
Saturday all day, 8 hours. Elk. 1913.
MAN wants to take care of lawns, plants,
sodding and small repairs TR. 433s. IL
MARRIED NAN. colored; no children;
quarters and small salary. ca. 0o51-R.
PAINTER-PAPER HANGER -plastersr; rood
york, prompt a a snd courteous; @ s,. Gan REFS
SALESMAN, excellent backsround, YRS
successful selling experience, college edu-
cation; finest refs Box 2l8.d. Star.
TRAFFIC MANAGER or assistant. La Sale
University graduate, 10 years experience
n Al phases Of trafhc work; veteran. FR.
YoUSNG BUSINESSMAN. age 81. married
native Washingtonian with 10 years ex-
perience IN real estate and barking. desires
TO make the final change to q permanent
saiaried position Of responsibility where
the WILLINGNESS to work hard, . pleasing
personality and the ability to deal success
fully with people will insure future adj
vancenaent. BOX 244.G. Star. 81
Evening star., 1947-05-31
SITUATIONS WoMEA.

B0OKKEEPER and secretary. experienced
desires full.time position with reliable
firm. Available Immediately. Box 241.G.
CLERK -rYPIsT. experienced: minimum,
$40 per week; references. SH. 24o5. u
CULTURED LADY desires position as resi-
dent manager; best references. cH. e71s
desisn. remod.. alters.
tens; eye, sowns . specialty;. reas MIS- MISS
G.H.W., coiored, with daughter 1, wishes
6s-day live-in Position. excellent refer
ences: SIS wk.. rm. and board Owens
LADY, experienced, accountins clerk. recep-
tionist. general once work and typins;
Rsa,ss ii, ma as sT:ssIssi asss.:s: viss
MOTHER with small child desires XIV,
in exchange for room and board; employed
couple preferred; must be n Va. cH. 8719.
PRACTICAL NURSES. Q. eoiored, desire
nursing one day. and. one night duty
* 22os. For refs. sall RE: 1871. az
child sitter; Q nights pei. week; or as COM
panion nurse for adult, 8 nikhts Der week
GE. 1151, r. NJ 1s
Evening star., 1947-05-31
HUP WoNtEN.

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AMBITIOUS YOUNG w0MXH-ffeiSFs6Iy
with experience ip sales and service organt-
zAtion, to take phone orders, dispatch de-
livery and service trucks; general once
york; 3s-yr;.oid plumb!ns and heating
nrm; SalAry depending on experience- Ap-
ply At 627 ! Ct. NV. or phone Ex. 1913.
YOUNG LADIES to demonstrate eauip-
tmsns; trsns; s ssstrssssrA q nsat; GOOD income:
SILVER SPk7NC;-~Radio parts manu-
featuring concern desires the services Of
rood pay. 5.day. o-hour week. Resident
q 2f5fAnr sei; nrts s4irs spssasrsss csse MI AtS,ns q
yille rd., Montsomery Hills. Silver sprins.
OPENING for An unusu.,
s,sSn W,Smrn: n executive type, 70 be trained IS
income; no bond or investment, no can.
vassirg; minimum age, 80; applicant who
needs to. earn as much as S75 in 4 week
Sreferrsd For personal conference. write
SMALL Law OFFICE desires part.time
stenosraphers Monday through Friday;
3S4-B, Star, -7t- II
Evening star., 1947-05-31
pERsoNAl.

FENCES TNsTALLKD IdNEpiATELr; Cal;
vanifed steel chain LINK fences fl-ssss.
post set IN concrete, strens, welded fates;
e opiz zfs sHss. ssssTsssor Sssssss 'Gxu e. : ~
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h SSu PpEHs fsSfi II krRb Eb 81 issa. loan re.se
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sasIslass sasasss s0nssa :s.@sse "A
lsa s'Hs snl6IY 4 ss'sssfssr sSfr Psio &
SiILs. at Beverly Beach, ovsrnisst s': slsss:
room. For reservations. write MRS.
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shapspy Steam sns'is s.ss o TESTED a
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KIDDIE PORTRAITS from .'kiddis cam.
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Evening star., 1947-05-31
HELP MEN and woMEN

CHECKERS FOR ,sUREk-MARKET. full
time or part time In evenings; white, ex-
psrience necessary. PosINs, 5756 Ga.
COUPLE. cook and general housework;
must have reference and experience; lovely
private apartment; good salary. WI. 1927.
COUPLE TO WORK on dairy farm; nearby
ypa;; GOOD salary and conditions. Apply
ooyNfEERs MN h;S' OR WOMEN, white. i ex-
ToMsaAG GOLF COURSE; Ne. 7o87. IL
FOUNTAIN GIRLS AND MEN. Is yrs. or
over: good hours. good working conditions,
FALLS CHURCH DRUG STORE. IA. 1878.
SOLICITOR. full or part time,
to to work at home; excel. opportunity for
Es EFN tsASS tXsAASuuM STORES; oso4 10th st. NV.
E REfINED Hn GENTLEMstN fS FIJI MgtaS On LADY .xperi.
enced in selling silverware, china and
tsresting clientele. MARTINS IMPocRT-
EEsr EEss 1223 G Connecticut ave. d
g. c.: companion to mother; compensa-
tion; immed. poss. Elk. 6226 or ME. 433S.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
HELR MF]N

YOUNG NAN Ia his early 29s to Assist
during summer months In the once Of
treasurer Of large company where there
Is q great deal OF silver coin to be handled
and counted. Must be able to lift bars
OF coin weishins rs much as 30 to so
Must .Ss 81 e nr issesp aas e
references as the Job is Bonded ii ! larse
amount. However. the company pays the
bond. For m interview, please send cost
card, swing your name. address, phone
attended and monthly salary desired. to
YouNG MAN. colored. to drive truck and
& E&ork around store; saierg to start, $3o VIZ.
YouSG MAN AS RooFER.s helper, some
experience necessary; permanent position.
good pay. Phone Alex. 1899 --.3I
YOUNG MAN for clerical position on news
paper service desk; immediate opportunity
to learn advertising production and for
advancement; salary commensurate with
ability and experience. Write, giving age
and experience. II any. Box 313-H. star.
ICE CREAM DRIVERS for retail route;
excellent opportunity for ambitious men.
YOUNG MEN to learn carnival business.
aRp Ml 1goiI.fss goIfE saowsa Ms aaa Western ayes
YOUNG MEN to work on refreshment
stand. Apply In person WILSON LINE,
me. 9TH 81. wharves s.w. IL
REFINED GENTLEMEN, experienced In
selling silverware in retail shop; interest,"
Ing poss5on with sHIssis opRSrs1aty 5er
1923 Connecticut ave. IS {