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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VA.-Ideal location for doc
tor or group OF doctors desiring establish
9en a ea FAY l asent ea
GaH BUSINESS EoescsAfioN Suitable for large
nifty, with large number Of people already
o6o0, 3s15 Lee hwy. Arlington. 81
SHENANDOAH VALLEY business property
on large lot It asxi4o on % Route s' H. One
IS Constructed 70 ) contain the following: :
and pvt. dining rm. with large public
dining .rm. and a, large dance hall; hard
wood floors; full basement; 15o #; Of the
bal arranged. For further inform. call
Io4 ssn1ks sse%5st Bdg weSdss9sk
pike, OK. es26 and cH. 5100. --3I :.
Mr.. Sill. SPG.-Grocery store. stock and
fix; gas station. garage g rms. and BATH
acres, post once in store; $4,000. Il F.
Gii GAsoLiNE e. sSTHaaTiIoN-This business is
going to, the wise investor, who win realize
yad whfR It. a lSSs'es H a Sa
be sold this week end. Cali us for full de-
slf snd aPPSntmert npS to nsgss1 PHTops5y
eoMMERc1AE G5lsHa IIed CORNER, excellent display
location. lot ls,oco So: it.: o cross 0 Sod income
from Property now over bStUUOO,
deliver vacant with title; vicinity Canitol,
Unien Unie9n Station Exclusive w. C GER
SECOND COMMERCIAL. vicinity of 9th
and Ye1a NV: Store with fat sboye' Ue
Fsn Barry. Barry Win Rfa phS1D {. sAhRY, isS7
H st. NV. ME. 2O25; ewes. ia. $500.
SECOND COMMERCIAL, nr. 7th and New
York ave. Brick. house, 9 rms, II #,
I: I BAEEY' 1907 H st. INV NV ME NE. sos5;
FyRsr syfss; IA; Ao&MpRc,., IH51 vicinity q, s5tb
and Penna. ave. 2-story brick house,
around-level basement suitable for con-
$4,000. r; K. Barry, with DAVID E.
BARRY, 1897 H st. NV. ME. 2025: ewes.
TWo IoTs. zoned general business. U. S.
Route l. g mi. south OF Alexandria. Phone
OWNER. MA. Ol4s. pref. 10 pm. 81
WANTED TO BUY A. g or 8 unit apis.
with individual heating units or stores
with apts. above. Sc. or NV. section.
Box 435-A. Star. -31
- Better than 15@o: g.
unit brick, :, apis. furn., good cond.,, good
to out of town obligations. Phone oV.
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FULLY EQUIPPED large modern machine
shop, 3-year-old brick and concrete l.
story ouildine 3sxS0. located on lot Of
. ofnces, each with toilet and large work
shop with toilet and shower facilities
building so constructed that another
pounds to the 50. IT.; may be purchased
as equipped shop, or uneauipped for any
at S75. 600 equipped. $50, 900 uneauipped.
Cali till q p M. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
1901 Columbia pike. Arlington. Va, CH.
134l, OK. 219S. -31
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT

A MAIL AND SECRETARIAL SERVICE-
S42 mo: McGURN, rm. 304' sos G ST. NV
SNAIL OFFICE SPACE available; cheap
rent: downtown National 5949.
location, in return answering single tele-
phone and message service, 1890 to 5
pm suitable for public stenographer,
notary public or accountant. Box 353-C,
DESK SPACE FOR RENT. also phone serv-
Ice. MRS MORTIMER, 500 Eye st. NV.
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SUBURBAN RENr-viRGINlA.

house with IA baths. on Is acres cleared
and fenced: also 3-room cottage; cross
Chain Bridge, turn right on 123 to
miles to first road on right after passing
second road into Great Falls Park, Va,
turn right, follow signs to River, Bend for
or cottage separate with some land. GENE
BURDINE, r. F. D. No. >, Herndon, Va.
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STORES WANTED.

OID-ESTABLISHED supply company de-
End comm: prefer location with reason
able parking facilities. This location does
mot have to be in main business district.
but nrst choice Is in the NV. section Of
city Box 53-A. Star. -
SMALL BUILDING or store desirable for
electrical appliance repairs wanted in
D. C. territory. Give complete details
BOX 42-R, Star 81"
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-BARN, TENANT HOUSE or lge
garage-Well constructed, with small sur
rounding property, portion. of estate, etc.
nearby Maryland or District by qualified
architect for personal residence social
and business references upon request. Call
MI 5000, Apt 707. 80
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

12-ROOM, 4-BATh, modern stone and
stucco and frame home: oil heat, etc;
vacant; at Walter Reed Hospital, Forest
price, $4,000. OWNER, 81. 5533 Il
Trade -bedrm. house in nice section
Of N. Arl. for similar 3 or 4 bedrm. house
in or near Silver Spring. Would like garden
space; Ny property valued at about
81 n. .0f0 Phone FA 2SST-W Al
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

bldg., above @ 1st % H., near cary 10th M and M K sts.
ny W.; excel light and ventilation: $500.
WOODWARD & NORRIS, Realtors, 723
STORE, $i25 per mo.~3145 Mt. Pleasant
ST. NV Apply the WASHINGTON LOAN
& TRUST CO, Real Estate Dept, 900 F
st NV, MA 3440 81
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COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

TO SUBLET-2 floors. suitable for Offices,
dental or other business. Phone RE. e2l9
between / and 6 pm. i
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OUT-OF-TOWN KEAI ESIATE.
HEBE's YOUR VACATION or year-'round
Of Florida's fastest growing restricted
homesites, fronting or near. salt water.
community boat, dock privil. hard I'd,
elec. Titles guaranteed Lots as low as
$500. $45 down.. SIS mo. For beautiful
illustrated free booklet write or phone
ii4s raa hSsfssGdiY WEsEY sucHAsAN sG ReaisoT tor
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.-Excel location. l
Driek budns stores
stores and large apts., on lot 4OxsO:
$50, 900. Call Ma. $3.50 until 9 pm.
R. A., HUMPHRIEs. Realtor, sos No.
CAPITOL St 81
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGINiA.

FIVE BRICK HOMES in North Airing
ton
"a Groom. 3-bedroom, asking S19.95O.
60 Arlington Forest. 3-bedroom, S16,-
$50.
go Arlington Forest, 3-bedroom, s1e.-
"a 2-bedroom. S12650.
90 3-bedroom, S17.950.
We have many other brick or frame for
you to choose from. If interested, call
CLARENDON REALTY CO., 3134 10th st.
n, Arlington, Va. OK. 1867, CHI. s346.
Observation-Disclosures old restored
home, bedrms, u baths, 2 fireplaces
in liy. rm. t6 III house,; modern stain
less steel kitchen with huge open fireplace:
din. rm.,. fireplace, cupboards; beautiful old
woodwork and hinges: oil heat, laundry:
pretty garden, boxwood; 500, 500.
Semidetached 6-rm. brick, tile bath, coal
h.-w h. garden; $4,000.
Detached owner built frame home, un-
usually large rms: 8 rms, screened porch.
- basement, coal h.-w.h., copper water
pipes, lovely yard and garden; S14 GOO.
Nine-rm. semidet. frame home. income
property. incl; 2-rm. apt; separate en-
Brick and frame Cape Cod, 8 rms. tile
bath, stairway to large attic with roughed-
in plumbing: half basement. oil heat.
RoMYE isonp IAMBoRN. Realtor. @ e2clasiye i;HiS
agent, 1901 S; Arlington Ridge rd., ia.
24S4 GIL. 37l1 81
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

hwy sysTd g mlles litsn:sss s.s'
1e s NH. o DEPOT sl1 @
iDRSL fSsi TS E5caTI5s aSS for large r.er:.,isas,
center. near main hwy, and in large popu-
tsr@ q Years. w. s. q HoaE 5ssss 59r J9 iehE ea
geoa BGibiNG III 5S sITHs fertile SOIL
high elevation; about VI. cleared: electric
,ts tgn 'esPhons s.Gr.s schools
81 500 each site. years to pay. OWNER,
aAvR aA s0is, aou SEEN GLEN HILLS. Attrac. r
Route 2s. turn left on Glen Hills "a
4 aod6 LOTS. 50xJ1o. on water: Desle Beach;
Clarksburg; inviting price: terms; 2-3-a.;
sX6h S6SSRS3S S3 d6Mssf4r dS S,fs in p,n.er.,t mi,
wooded; On hilltop With nice view; re-
StEissed; stgs ted, si,7q9; $500 desn sso mo;
Columbia > Pike Dial Dial Alex 5sos. C Closed
III ACRES, partly wooded. Montgomery
on good I'd: exceptional value at $500.
near As LIN iIes Sn .eres. sS We don't
% tanity e to buy 6esutif roins nE y iand 1sp0 In
the path Of future development. Near
shoppins, and. schoo.s, 6O0-ft. front on
1t is our desire to sell to . small group
who are seeking acreage for small estates
to insure privacy, The price per acre ID
Exclusive, EASTMAN g. STEELE, Realtors
so ACRES, close to paved I'd. about /
pike) and Route 2s (Herndon rd), at the
very low price Of s175 per acre. Many
other desirable tracts Of very yarious sizes
STEELE. Realtors, FA 1920.
IS ACRES. Az mi. south OF Clinton Md :;
Call ca REAITY AssocTATEs, INC. tx
siL. sPG.. close to 4 cors; i acre. 1906
acre; sz acres at $4,000 acre; az acres Al
81 800 a; make fine-subdivisions Sewer
and water are to and near properties
* nat al
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SERVICE STATION in good business CEN
Street. Price. $40, 900.
Industrial ground in Rockville, Md. 425
It., r.r;. siding. $4,000 50. it. Price,
ST So. #.
First com lot in Northeast Washington
near Minnesota ave. and 42nd ST., 30 it.
by 100 IT. alley; price. 81 100. Mr.. Hun
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV.
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Of the prettiest lots left, in the heart Of
this desirable area; corner: huge old trees
SO located to leave room to build your
frontage, 125 feet in depth: price. 5000.
Aurora Hills-2 beautiful lots, lovely
trees, trees, hns nsishborhood; So. 900 and So
sive agent, 1901 s. Arlington Ridge rd.,
IA. 24s4. GIL. 3711. -31
SILVER SPRING, near Flower and FRANK
lin, $500 So. IT,. beautiful lot at, So, 100
or oner: terms. Another 50x150. buy at
Petworth-Apt.. site. 3,7Oo 50. IT,. soned
B-40: suitable for 4 to 6 units, at
SS423gv CAL Nj. Hiner. RA. 1914. With
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available.
zoned industrial: both in D. c. ana nearby
Maryland; small or large acreage: long or
short-term lease PEBBLES CHEMICAt
CO. Once. UN. 2526: res. EM. $3.50.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

VICINITY OF COURT HoUsE-store or
house that can be converted r. x. Barry,
with DAVID E. BARRY. 1907 H st. NV,
ME. 2025; ewes. ia. $3.50.
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OFFICES WANTED.
EARks FOR SALE,

LAWYER desires furnished or unfurnished
roon, In law suite in centrally located
,fhce building. Box 102-B. Star. l.
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LOTS WANTED

BRIGHTWOOD LOT, at least 55x1OO.
wanted by builder prefer west Of Georgia
ave. and north Of Hamilton st. Cali WO
640s. Al
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LOCATIONS
3-room suite covering entire A.. 81 90 mo.
Groom suite, covering entire a.. S15 mo
aineIe nfhces from S25 mo.
Divide to suit. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
CORP, e05 18th st. NV. RE: 1881. -3O
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ACREAGE WANTED.
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL EsTATE.

WANTED ONE ACRE, clear or wooded:
within 20 miles d. C.. Write full descrip-
ion Box 42-B. Star. A.
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CoLoRED - sEMTDETACHED BRICKi
81 800 DOWN. rooms and bath, full base
mer1t, sir-conditioned heat: approximately
. years old: location, Arlington. B.. J.
CRIvELLA, INC, 341S 14th st. NV, ,AD.
0600. -oo
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SPECIALS-Bet. z and 8 acres Of wood
land tract on hard road. $40 mile from
Lee hwy; price. $3.50 an acre.
(2) over an acre lot for home, 175 it.
of Lee hwy. Price. 1900; small down
payment, balance monthly. G.. r Moran.
FA 919-J-3, or THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
S1b 11th St NV, DI 1857
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READY NOW TO GO GI several more
6-rm. 2-story bricks in beautiful Villa
Loring. near Falls Church Spacious
rooms, full basement, oil heat, IL mi.
D. c.. Just off Leesburg pike. These
houses sell as quickly as they are nm
shed Very reasonably priced at S11 $50.
PENTAGON REALTY CO. Fairfax 1896.
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CONTINUED on Next Fsss.1
Evening star., 1947-03-16

They Train to

Swimming ond diving champions ore
developed through mony hours Of systematic
work The neorIy 90 members Of the
Ambassador Swimming Club ore required to
proctice at Ieost four times week. Eoeer
to perfect their voter skIs. most Of them
willingly turn out oftener for the hour
dolly Gloss. Troinine normally begins when
O swimmer is about 10 yeors old. Newcomers
usuoI|y ore eroomed for q year before being
entered in competition, The experienced
swimmers overoee at least one meet week.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-10-08

PRESENTATION
CONSIDERATION
Opening Meeting of
THE FORTY SEVENTH CONVOCATION
THE CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC CHUHCH
held in
ZION AUDITORIUM ZION, ILLINOIS
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER "a, 1e47
by
MICHAEL j. MINTERN GENERAL OVERSEER
CONTINUED fromla
Growth in Grace!
The Apostle Paul. all his writings continually urged the
Philippians a nti a:lsm 20 Se'A 'AA' S'''D
love- ss s a any any G Se~ and any afsf5 of
Apostle saying there in Chrss example that
which inspires live better life; if there is in Gods great
love towards comfort to our Spirits then
being F dn y % 5s zs be having the same love-
passion Paus life those early Christians
their Lord His greatest in
witnessing their growth He desired above all else that
they e lowe % o1
tested toward humanity.
of t A be sn s fs than 9!ns n '"ns''
Even the protested Church of Christ has Witnessed with
things "done through strife and vain
glory and there has been seeking for the praise of
rather seeking only the and honor of God Old hu
always self better than others, always
ats self and seeks sef-interests
things, but also
Of
Lee in which in Christ
Himself % took Him the form
Ad bs sns msI i FASHION 'as HI HIMSELF and
obedent death. the death of the
When the Divine Son of God looked upon the human
their fallen and lost condition. He did not consider the gories
His equality with the Father things to be held
onto enacousy to be grasped after but His holy
took Himself the form suffered bled and
died. that He might redeem sinful the righteous
outraged fully satisfy the demands of
tice.
Oh, the depth of Divine love
"Let This Mind Be In You.'
The great Apostle that exhortaion to today.
He is saying to and to me"Have the mind of Christ"
nl0ssian 4
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-10-08
CALENDAR OF FUTURE events
OCTOBER

8 2:oop.m Wed-Ladies of Round Table, Garden program
at Mrs. John Wright's N. Sheridan
and State Line Winthrop Harbor
7:45 pm We'd idWeek Prayer Meeting, Zion Chapel
meeting Retail Div G. of Co. B. B.
Sweet Shop.
6:3Opm Thur-Junior Band Rehearsal College Bldg.
$500 p.m Thur-Concert Band Rehearsal, College Bldg
10 1000 Fri-Divine Healing Meeting, Zion Home
500 pm. Fri-Football Bevdere here
II 915 Sat-Chorus Classes children, Conservatory
1000 Sat-Chorus Glasses Juniors, Conservatory.
IL 100 Sa-Chorus Glasses informed, Conservatory.
745 Sat-Youth For Christ Joliet Hi-C Crusaders
here.
Sun-Zon Bible School, Zion Auditorium.
100 am. Sun-Worship Service - Christian Catholic
Church, Zion Auditorium.
23Op pm. Sun-Miffln Trio Station WHIP 1910 k.c.
7:45 Sun-ZOn Youth Fellowship Service
745 pm. Sun-Evenng Meeting, Zion Home.
Ia 845 Tues-Bruce Thomas address assembly at
Z-B High School,
1915 noon Tues-Exchange Club at the Manor House.
$3.50 pm. Tues-Chamber of Commerce Dinner Meeting,
Zion Home Dining Room
8OOpm. Tues-Elmwood PTA.
IS 1900 pm. Wed-Dunesland Garden Club.
II 500 pm. Fri-Football Graysake-here.
Is 7:45 pm Sat-Youth For Christ Over. Lee speaker
20 1000 am. Mon-Teachers Institute (no SCHOOL,.
Fl 8:OOp.m. Tues-PTA Central School,
PTA Beach,
PTA Winthrop Harbor
"a 8:O0p.m. Fri-Footbal : St. Marys-here.
26 $500 pm. Sun-Pilgrms Progress, Zion Auditorium
20 8:00p.m Tues-PTA Lakevew.
81 500 Fri-Footbal- Lemont-there.
2 $500 pm. Sum- Pilgrims Progress, Zion Auditorium.
500 pm Mon-PTA- Zion-Benton High School.
$3.50 pm Fri-Loya Service Banquet, Zion Home.
8:OOpm. Fri-Football DeKab-here.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Industry 10 Plan 'front.'
Against PetriiIo Today
By the Asseeiafsd Press

| NEW YORK, Dec. ia Joint
committee representing the radio,
television and recording industries
meets here today to draft plans for
a common front in dealings with
James c. Petrillo and his American
Federation Of Musicians.
The session will be closed as have
been previous preliminary meetings
by subgroups, and 1t has not been
decided whether any agreement
reached will be disclosed.
Among the things to be considered
will be the AFL Musicians Union
statement that its members never
again" will make records or trans
scriptions after the present contract
expires December 81; the unions
contract with the radio networks
that runs out January 81; the ban
on duplication of musical programs
over both standard and frequency
modulation stations, and the unions
refusal to permit its members to
perform for television.
Represented on the committee are
the National Association Of Broad
casters, the Frequency Meditation
Association, the Television Broad
casters Association, the networks,
record manufacturers, transcription
firms and radio manufacturers.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Archbishop Keough
To Be Installed al
Baltimore Feb. "a

The Most Rev. Francis P. Keough
will be installed as Archbishop OF
Baltimore February "a in the
Cathedral in Baltimore.
The Most Rev. Arnleto Giovanni
Cicognani, apostolic delegate to the
United States, will be the installing
prelate, the Associated Press report
ed from Providence, r. I.
The archbishop-designate, who has
been Bishop Of Providence since
1894, will succeed the late Most Rev.
Michael j. Curley, who was arch
bishop of both the Washington and
Baltimore dioceses.
The Right Rev. Msgr. Patrick A.
O'Boyle was designated to become
first Archbishop of Washington at
the same time the new Baltimore
archbishop was designated by Pope
Plus on December 3.
Archbishop designate O'Boyle will
be consecrated by Francis Cardinal
Spellman in st. Patrick's Cathedral
in New York on January IA. He
will be installed at st. Matthew's
Cathedral here a week later
Bishop Heough was born in 1890
In New Britain, Conn.,, and served
for many years in the Hartford do
cese before becoming archbishop at
Providence.
AS Archbishop of Baltimore he
will take precedence over all other
archbishops, with the exception of
cardinals, in the United States.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
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avenue and Douglas street NE.
Then, he said, he saw them look
back, and realized that they knew
they were being followed. He
dropped the chase at that point
From him police obtained their de-
scription of the car and the license
number.
This was the second daylight pay
roll holdup of a printing company
in the last two days. Last Wednes-
day, two men seized $500 from two
employees of the Haynes Lithograph
Co. of Silver Spring as they were re-
turning from a bank to the plant
Offices They resembled the general
description furnished by Mr..
Webster of those who robbed him
today.
Mr.. johnson said Mr.. Webster told
him he had parked his car outside
the plant and had just entered the
front door of the tWo-Store building
when he faced two men brandishing
.45-caliber pistols.
Ordered Upstairs.
After taking the money bags, Mr..
Webster said, the bandits told him
to keep walking upstairs, where the
main Offices of the company are
located. Approximately 100 of the
ITS employees were in the building
at the time.
The men were believed to have
escaped in a pea a-green Plymouth or
Chrysler with a Richmond city plate
above Virginia tags. Scout cars we're
notified that a chromium strip under
the door on the right-hand side of
the escape car was missing.
Prince Georges County, Arlington
County, Montgomery County police
were alerted as road blocks were
thrown across every exit from the
city.
Tag Information Supplied.
The police dispatcher gave out
Virginia tag numbers, but later
notified the scout cars on their
emergency posts that the bandits
may have changed to stolen tags.
Police had only a partial descrip-
ton of the bandits. One of them,
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Cub-FIying Truman Calls
On President, No Relation

George w. Truman and. Clifford
Evans, jr., the flyers who circled the
world in Piper Cubs, called at the
White House today and exchanged
short-snopter bill autographs with
President Truman.
The President congratulated the
airmen on their feat, which required
l24 days.
The Chief Executive also inquired
into the family background of his
namesake, who halls from Mime
sofa, but they were unable to es-
tablish relationship.
The flyers were accompanied by
their wives and Mr.. Evans parents.
Gael Sullivan, executive director of
the Democratic National Committee
and an aviation enthusiast, and Miss
Jane Marelley, the flight manager,
also were in the party.
Evening star., 1947-12-19

according to this description, was
about IS years old and wore a
white wrap-around jacket, similar
to butchers coat. The other re-
portedly had a patch under his eye
The hold-up brought a general
exodus from police headquarters as
police made a desperate effort to
keep the bandits bottled up within
the city. Capt. Robert S. Bryant
assistant chief Of detectives, and
1t. Robert v. Murray, chief OF the
robbery squad, both were cruising
the streets to direct the chase.
The printing company, previously
located at 905 E street NV, has
occupied the Northeast building
since June, 1914. 1t previously
housed the Pathfinder Magazine
printing plant offices.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
ss,o0o,oo0 fund to equip Arabs volun
teering to fight In Palestine.
House Resolutions Ask
10000 Jews Transport
By the Asseeiotsd Prsss


Two House members introduced
identical resolutions yesterday call
ing for transport to Palestine by
October ! Of the 100000 Jews in
American displaced persons camps
in Europe.
The resolutions, by Representative
Scott, Republican Of Pennsylvania,
and Representative somers, Demo-
crat 81 New York, call on President
Truman to direct the proper au-
thorities In the American zones Of
occupation to undertake immediate
ly the program Of repatriation Of
such Hebrew displaced persons"
They also would authorize the
employment Of such facilities OF the
United StateS-including vessels and
land transport facilities-as may be
necessary to accomplish such repat-
ration as expeditiouSly Is possible +"
Evening star., 1947-12-19

take this course Of action. Instead,
the committee adopted a resolution
that the list should be furnished to
it in secret at closed session.
"The Secretary properly rejected
this proposal.
Il fully support the position of
the Secretary of Agriculture.
Il have already made my position
clear with reference to speculation
on the commodity exchanges. And
I hope that the Congress will act
promptly so that the facts in this
situation can be known to ALL
Senator Ferguson read the exist
ing law to the Senate to support his
contention that it gives Mr.. Ander-
son ample authority to reveal the
names of SPECTATORS without any
further action by Congress. The
Michigan Senator said the law per-
mits Mr.. Anderson to publish the
names whenever he feels that specu-
lation Is tending to disrupt the
commodity markets, or Is harmful
to the public interest.
Two Senators Explain Stand.
Senator Ferguson said Mr.. Ander-
son had been quoted as saying on
October that he knew there was
gambling" on the commodity ex-
changes. The Senator also declared
Attorney General Clark has had &C
cess to the list of names in the files
OF the Secretary Of Agriculture. He
asked what these officials have done
under their discretionary powers.
Senators Gurney and Saltonstall
took the floor in the Senate to ex-
plain why they had not voted in
the Appropriations Committee to
require Mr.. Anderson to reveal the
names without change in the law.
Senator Gurney said he was con-
vinced the law as it stands con-
templates that the transactions of
amy citizen shall be kept inviolate. I"
He said he thought it was not
right for a committee, being only
a part Of the Congress, to change
| the law.
Senator Saltonstall said that,
once the committee had voted to
seek change in the law, he deemed
it wiser to adhere to that course,
eevn though he had not agreed
with that course in the first in
stance. In that way, he said, all
legal doubts of the Secretary's right
to make the names public could be
removed.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Speculation
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when the showdown came two
Republicans - Gurney of South
Dakota and Reed of Kansas-sup-
ported a motion to go to the Senate
with a resolution amending the law
as Mr.. Anderson recommended. This
made the vote II to 8.
Senator Knowland then moved
that Mr.. Anderson give the names
to the committee in executive ses-
sion. This time party lines held,
and the motion carried, 10 to 8.
MIR. Anderson refused, however, to
comply with this request, reiterating
that if he had to disclose the names
at all he would make them public.
Senator Ferguson, Republican, of
Michigan, then moved that the Sec
retary be requested to furnish the
names Immediately in open session.
On this motion, however, Senators
Gurney and Saltonstall, Republican,