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Evening star., 1947-08-07

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE
K ST. N.W.-dood BLDG. with 8 apts: b.
about $500 cash. rails Church 1861
FoUR-sToRY and basement modern ONCE
sa Sydes i the nn1ea sst5is Rem
I Sc aes lseurn sstr.msy
dssirsd 'f Abous s s9S I oSo cash reauirsd
detailed statement and inspection. J. A.
WE1NBERa 90, Realtors. 1907 st. n.w.
RooMiSG HoUsE-semidetseb.d brick
8 rms, 2 baths, oil heat, e.h.w. Income
re- sS7s .t m1 besides S sSs7 a. for owner sos
suburban community, now leased At 1925
sSs' ~: i Il sSSoks ssss fEsSrsa CO.. ks:i
sUNiT sotf; r. APT, 11SN Sc. section-Annu.l rental
Af Il saESSssoKs aSSss pERRfNa 4 CO. & RsaitSfs'
CONN. xvE.12.oOo So; it. in modern sIs; l.;
a yt brde vito or sroamd sSe
on 3 fiors above. Gas heat. very good
Sts.d or CUISINES eFoD.rsy W s Res
~ IA sss9ws shzfTS si3f's oosS se'-
M; SSnG AND Z sIs-SIl rms ano
Can be easily remodeied Tor business Of
pavrs sptS PFiss r fSF e. both assas aslssso FLOYD =
81 g zfAETMssNSrisO: Ell Osso Convenient both vii
Most interestins is the Price Of approx
ssSLI pr Af4 5iz0 sJDisaf:isss. g ssss ...up
sss ss..S. sscSo cash ;I 1 h.na: ~
CnpRv n
This pETAcaED BRICK feur-family nst
the 1..fa ness ss value .S On soa ss eng
al. s2so monthly; n best rental and
1880. with BEITzELIs DI. 3ioo. IS
g4th AND + sTS. N:W.-Two 3-story semi
setseh just srs III ps s1s ss1 Wsa circle. i
ideal renting section. near new q. W. Hos
pital. Priced 20 sell. Gail tili pm. LEO
"; BERNSTEIN g. 90" 141b K st. NV.
i1th AND X ST. Nw.-1st-eommersisl
@ for conversion into otics buildings, only
and ewes. RA. 1854. LEO M. BERNSTEIN
kHo6t e4 LIZ isIAsD 't xvk A.. and n Capitol St.,
brick home with, 4 stoves and I ,refriaers-
LOTS, q pAgnS, OIL neat. ureprOoI easement; (;
detached garage; now bringing in S2S5
monthly rental owner wtllinE to sacrifice
for immediate sale. NTERPRIE REkE-
1s, TY CO, 1924 EG;1 Eye st. NV. Ex. s40o;
sTRATEGrCALLY LOCATED Four-stor,
and basement ONCE bldg, completely re-
modelled and modernized; now under five-
year lease to financially responsible tenant.
Exceptional net return to investor. Cali
81 1913 till Pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. near Du-
poflt Ctrcle-Lease at $4,000 annually;
price. $40 O00:. large 5-story and cellar
Limestone building in excellent condition
and showing a splendid return on invest
msnt. Call Mr.. Boucher. DRURY REALTY
COhPa 1887 K st., RE. 1888. $
STORE and 6-room, bath home; oil heat.
excellent NV. location: no leases: well
nnsnced; convenient terms. To inspect,
call ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914 Pa,
ave. s.e., FR. 7717 q
STORE. ? ATS rooms, kitchen, bath
and porch: basement. oil hot-water heat;
excellent condition: Less than 8 times an.
nasi income. For details, call ACE REALTY
SERVICE 1914 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR 7717.
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RUsINEss PRoPERTY WAN1Ep.

BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
WAN1ED 70 AkNf-We hare q substar-
tial applicant fer iens lease Of about s.
Another wants to rent Or buy sround level
area between 7th and f5tS sts.. + st. and
n. Y. ave. This man would buy. LOUIS
?. sHoEMAKER, 1718 K st. NV, MA.
l 166. Ask for Mr.. Castonsusy or cali him
LisT YoUR BUSINESS PROPERTY with
Us for prompt and efieient action. we
have . waiting list of customers to lease
stores, ofdees, display and salesrooms, light
and storage J. A. VEIN
BERG Co, Realtors. 1907 II st. NV.
Ma. b6UO. -
DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN concession
I'm high-class apt.-hotel: by competent
and experienced operators. AID. 96S1.- -
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

or gas station. on corner Of Central ave
and New RodWay, graded to street level
MICHAEL WALSH SON. 1211 Eye st.
e. ACREs--No. highway: 4 miles south
OF Alexandria; 1,200-ft. frontage: less
than $3.50 per acre. JAMES E. MAHONEY,
woodward Bldg. RE. 24Il. 10
Evening star., 1947-08-07
COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR Rent.

WILL H. LEASE to responsible party. approx
10000 square feet Of dry and airy ground
Moor space in nreproof building: B&o
siding al9nsside Of bulldi9s ayailabie. BEST
bottling. etc. VIII alter for tenants cen
yenience. For further particulars, contact
Mr.. J. CoGlTO. 172S Webster st. NV,
washington, D. c., or your own broker O.
Evening star., 1947-08-07

rs ACRES, near 340, on year-roune
road; 6-rm. house, on knoll, with & ere
places; overlooking stream and suxarioaf
good good rrazing ' pasture, 8 acres Of woods:
price. $1,000.
Mt Airy-36-aers farm, nice sim
shade, near hard road: $4,000.
Vacant S-rm. country home, on hwy =
Howard County: 1S acres, very fertile land.
Try house, other outbldEs., elec. pump
bathroom, large frontage on highway;
possession at once.
Yacant-8-rm. country home: aood view
on hwy: MONTGOMERY County: 85 acres
very productive farm. Q streams, house
set back nicely, 500 IT. with shade, 2 wells,
cleo, batbrm.. plenty of fruit, large barn
with other outbldRs.: possession at once
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesyille, Nd. Call
Ashton, Md, 3S46. 10
Evening star., 1947-08-07
OFFICES WANTED.

/ on TWO ROOMS or viii share suite in
the downtown section or northwest. Give
full particulars: Box 133-Y. Star.S.
Room and reception room, furn. or un-
furn.; available Sept. /: state rental. BOX
154-Y. Star TO-
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ACREAGE WANTED.
PROPERTY FOR SALE

to 10 acres, within 20 miles
Of d. c.; no sEent& Phone III. 1900.
Evening star., 1947-08-07
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SAFE.

1000 SO. FIT, r. r. siding, two stree
trontageS. located on Half st. s.w.. bet
8 and T sts. Priced for immediate sale
MICHAEL WALSH q SON. 1911 Eye st
NV. RE S2S2: eyes.. CO. $3.50. %
Evening star., 1947-08-07

susURsAN REkT-vIReIhrA.
4.sEDRM. FURN. HOUSE, splendid cond.,
iocated mr.. 9 buslines in Falls Church;
Agency, IA; 2200: after pm. phone
Evening star., 1947-08-07
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

CENTRAL LOCATION-Desk space, fur
nished. with switchboard service; mai
ADDRESS and telephone answering services
also available without desk space. 41C
Bond Bldg. Call DI. 2s01. Ii
Evening star., 1947-08-07
STUDIOS FOR RENT.

IN QUIET STUDIO HOUSE, Dupont srss---
1st A., bay window, fireplace; suitable
writer. artist. teacher; no living facilities
$40 mo. DE. 33JS. DU. 1887.
Evening star., 1947-08-07

INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
CENTRALLY LOCATED In D. C., neal
public siding, corner of about $4,000 50
cash. A. NJ: ROTH. Ma: 1885 - y
Evening star., 1947-08-07
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL PLANT, 1880 K st.
NV, comprising bldgs. adjoined, Q total
Of 1880 50. IT.; suitable for manufactur-
ing. etc. Will rent whole or part. Dis
TRICT HARDWARE CO., 2146 p st. NV,
pu. $500. 10
Evening star., 1947-08-07

] ACRES OF GOOD, LEVEL GROUND, nee,
Fairland; price, $4,000.
Burtonsville-13 good lots. " TO 1 acre;
near stores. schools and churches Cali Mr
Allnutt, LoWERY 6s MELTON. Realtors,
SH. 1900.
APT. HOUSE SITES. Rdson pi., bet. 32nd
and 18th sts. n:s:-4 lots, 26x92h, to 16-ft
sn sliey; & lots, 261127, 16-ft. alley; price,
East Capitol st. and Texas ave. MS, 13
lots; Ideally located. comprising SO 800
SON, 1911 Eve st. NV. RE. $3.50; syes,
CO. AzS0.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04

The ADVERTISERS in thi. directory are
dependable, square dealing, and we rec.
ommend them as worthy of your patron.
age.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04
"UnreaIity' Subject
At Christian Science
Churches On Sunday

"Unreanty' viii be the Subjec,
~ the Lcsson-Scfmon IN all
Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sunday
Oct 3
The Golden Text Psalms 81.
>. 81 is The hills melted like
wax at the presence of the
Lord At the presence Of the
Lord Of the whole earth The
heavens declare his righteous
ness and all the people see his
glory
Among the Bible citations is
thus passage. Psalms 27l4):
Wait on the Lord be OF good
courage and he shall strengthen
thine heart wait say on the
Lord"
Corrclativc passages 10 be
read from tho Christian Science
textbook. Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddy, include tho
following % 4l0l Every trial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04
ACTION DEFERRED ON DEMAND TO GUST DAVIS
2Il!6}7IE3:

for the members and congrega
ton whh the women OF thu
church presiding II marked the
second anniversary OF Women
Day. The pastor tho Rev. w. T.
Ramsey relinquished his pulpit
20 Mrs. Emma Williams who
brought a message suited for the
occasion.
At the $40 p. IN. service tn,
pulpit was supplied by Ms
Vera Smith OF Calvary BaptS'
Church. president Of the Mis-
Sionary Society OF that church
The Womcns Day celebration
ended with a musical program
Sunday evening. which was vel
attended.
Scott Methodist Church
500 z. Kirby street
The women held the spotlight
last Sunday morning. Il wa,
Woman's Day. The pastor. the
Rev. William II. Williams. yielded
his pulpit to Mrs. Sally Stcwar,
the great Methodist evangelist
An OVERLOOKING congregation
heard wonderful sermon. Mu-
sic in songs was supplied by
the ChOirs for the occasion.
The Christian Science Church
Reality" was the subject Of
the Lesson-Sermon discussed
in all Christian Science churches
last Sunday throughout the
world. The golden text vas
chosen from Psalms 1890.
"As for God. his way is per
feet and the word OF the Lord
is tried. he is a bucklcr 10 all
OF those that trust him
81. Paul AME Zion Church
The pastor the Rev L. p.
Powell delivered the morning
nv Ssagr 20 a large crowd OF
woishippcis from the 37th Psalm.
Tho message provoked much
thought and VIII prove bless
ing to an who heard u.
Three now members were
added Go the church
AZ 1880 q IN the KEY H. j,
Lee az South Carolina delivered
the evening message
Next Sunday Holy Communion
VIII be administered by the pas
tor assisted by the Rev. c. A.
Lowe, the assistant pastor Al
3.30 p m tho pastor choirs
and members will worship and
render orvicc at Clinton Chap
cl AME Zion Church OF which
Tho Rev. j. W Crockett is pas
tor
Tho public is cordially invited
10 attend our services at all
times
Bethel AME Church
Corner ST. Antoine at Frederick
Tho World Wide Communlon
sunday will be observed az
Bethel .AME Church corner Of
ST Antoine at Frederick through
out the day. The pastor, the
Rev jonathan A. Danes. viii
deliver the Communion, theme,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04
81 Bear No Grudges,"
Minister Tells Oppon ents

OKLAHOMA CITY. Tho ROY
h W Perry. newly elected vice
presidenj "A large o. tac Ma
iional Baptist Convention last
week. announced that he bore uu
grudgcs against those ~ho sup
ported bis opponent the Rev
J II Jackson Of Chicago
Il ann persuaded that ts1se
who voted for d. Jackson wore
mot nv cncnlcS nc said Not
that ihov loved me- less ne was
thor choice Tor The place Of
honor
The element Of choice is
God given and should be rec
ognized by all. l cherish not
the slightest feeling or i'll will
toward anyone who may have
voted for my opponent. We are
personal friends and shall re.
main so 10 the end. We have
been house guests OF each
other.
God helping inc J shall DO
my best TO prove woihr OF the
mgh honor thrust upon 1870 and
cndcavor 81 serve the whole
denomination .owc debt of
gratitude 10 "a household Of
faith
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04

Is Christianity Adequate"
The official family is urging
all organizations Of the church
TO complete Their elections be.
fore or by the Second SUNDAY
IN October in order that ali
officials OF the church viii be
installed IN the installation scrv-
ice which takes place on Sunday
evening Oct 80 the annual reg
iStration is just ono month away
PEOPLES BAPTIST,
The Only Religion Of Broth
orhood' : was the topic Of tho
sermon preached ON Sunday at
the Peoples Baptist Church bv
the Rev Clarence Terrell
Prom 4 to 6 p m a tca was
served followed by short pro-
gram WomcnS Day viii bc OBJ
served the fourth Sunday of this
Month
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04
'48 Meet
Switched
From l.. A.
Davis Opponents
Told To Wait For
Next Conference

CHICAGO Tito AME bishops
councii lciUsed take action
against Bishop Monroe II Da-
/ Vi5 u Fl special meeting here
last wccr taCb considered The
arnsna 90 N01h Carolina lay
rcr aE1 nirFtcts Tor has re-
lMnr@
I Tic 0uu cron.nondod that
Itlt 1885 gcaeral conference bs
ihc.d Kanss Cr, instead ~
|ln LIS Arec.e a. originally
plannne THO acc SION was mace
I hccusc ~ oVcr DIVIDED housina
lcopdloEs in no California ne.
( tlpoae
Trc 4ttlN Va on Bishop Da.
INIS iOUaucd stormy meeting
Ma Duhaa N O. a which lay
loaacr. std mlaistcis detailed
their chauc against him 10 A
commrtc ~ B..aaps composed
az S l. Greene r. r. Wight,
an9 H. s. Toakes
The decision 10 fake no ne-
lion was rot victory for
Davis. The bishops announced
that they had voted 10 wait
until the ls4s general con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04

A"AAsr IOElNN ~ - - III lIlN
home or church unless there is
love. II draws us to each other.
We will praise that which we
love"
In his closing remarks the
Rev. Mr. Stewart declared to an
overlooking congregation, I'VE
can find God IN our fcllowman.
VIC can help our aged members
who cannot help themselves.
There may be sorrow sickness.
trouble, and even death but If
you walk with God, He will
watch over you"
SUNDAY Oct. ) at 4 o. m. tic
Laymen OF thc AME Church
will hold a meeting Reports ON
conditions al Wllbcrlorce Unl-
Vcrsity and other important IS.
sues will be made The public
IS invited
Greater Mount Zion Baptist
church-Tleso Meade street
The Sermon Sunday morning
was supplied by the pastor, the
Rev. {. T. Spann A large con.
sregation head Pastor Spann
preach an inspiring message
which should be long iomcm-
oered
The music in songs was rem.
dercd by the cholrS.
Saturday evening. Oct at
$3.50 p, M. plate dinner Is
being sponsored by the Usher
Board IN churCh-wide contest,
IN connection with raising build
NJ funds lor the church
The Church OF All Peoples
Putnam and Fourth streets
Sunday afternoon at 1870 p.
IN. the mixed congregation as
scmblcd in ST Andrews Me
mortal Episcopal Church heard
an uplifting message by the
pastor, the Rev. Ellsworth Nj.
Smith.
The first Church Dinner will
be held Tuesday Oct ~, al $50
PIN. The public is invited 10
attend.
Alpha And Omega Church of
Chrisi-446 Holbrook avenue
The congregation IS honorlng
It's pastor. Bishop Wallace p
Robinson with his 18th church
anniversary program which con-
unucS until Oct. Z Many minis
tcrS and their congregations oil
various denominations through
out the city have coOperated
TO make the religious cclebra-
ton success
AT the $3.50 p m service The
sermon was preached by the
Rev. c. l. Franklin. pastor OF
New Bethel Baptist Church. The
music in songs was furnished
bv the Choir which accompanied
the pastor.
ship League Of the church VIII
present the Rev A. Comb. pas
Tor Of ST. Matthew Temple OF
Christ. and his congregation
FRIDAY Oct 3 at $50 p m. the
Rev c. G. Chapman minister
Of Faith Temple OF Holiness VIII
debver tho sermon and viii be
accompanied by his congrcga-
ton 60,
Gospel Temple Baptist Church
3ol East Beihuns street
Sunday was a memorable ddH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04

"Rseompsnss evil for evil. Provide things
4 in the sight Of all men."-Romans l2:l7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04
EBENEZER AME CHURCH
Brush and Willis streets

sunday morning message by
he pastor, the Rev. Carlyle f.
Stewart. blasted sinful living,
unfaithiul Christians. and placsa
an earthly responsibility upon
the church toward those unable
10 help themselves
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04
Bethel AME Church
Corner ST. Antoine al Frederick

Tho W0rld Wide Communion
SUNDAY will be observed az
Bethel .AME Church corner OF
ST Antoine at Frederick through
out the day. The pastor, INC
Rev jonathan A. Danes. VIII
deliver the Communion, theme,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04
Christian Living
BY REV. EUGENE ROME ARNOLD

"RseompsnSs evil for evil Provide things
in the sight Of all men."-Romans l2;l7
While 4 trip through the South visited Bcrca KY
where school had been Immediately after the Warbc
the States for Freedmen and Mountain white, alike Ne
time the State Of Kentucky would hea Of no such
and Negroes and whites separated and Be
became college FOR whites
AS looked about me was greeted by smiling faces and
given hearty welcome tho State Of kcntuckf
vousy had cgslacd physical separation OF he bat the
spiritual togehcrnCSs still present
These whites the future leaders of ntclra-
ca goodwill in the South whether ministers mssona
teachers social workers leaders they
Christ-ke fashion things honest The sight Of
all men
IA Y
O. Master help look forward may be able 70
catch the challenge that day presents Hp pick
wisely and fate without altcrng We ask
THY AMEN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04

Pastor Stcwarr
spoke on tho
theme Walking
With God
The book OF
Gcncscs tells a.
IN the begin
ming was God,
and God alone
Is al the ending.
II is how you
live that counts.
We cannot get
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04

POOLE. Of New Mi. Zion Bap.
list Church. daughter OF the
pastor. Rev. J. s. Williams.
Moderator OF the Michigan Dis.
triet Association and president
Of the newly organised Miehi-
gan Baptist State Convention,
delivered the message for Won
en's Day az Gospel Temple
Baptist Church Sunday. After
noon services featured Mrs.
Vera Smith Of Calvary Baptist
Church. who is president OF The
Missionary Society in her
church and an officer in the
Women's Department Of the
Michigan District Association.
Mrs. Sarah Barfhwell. supervi.
sor Of the Young Peoples De-
pariment Of the Michigan Dis.
iriei Association and Mrs.
Name Blackburn. president OF
the Women's Department. also
appeared on the program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04

~ our faith in God makes us
stronger Tho moro cifif,cult
seems the material Tndtlon 20
be overcome by iSpUt tho
stronger should be pur faith and
the purer our love
Evening star., 1947-02-01
AFL Picketing ManhoIes
Where Clio Men Work
Rx the A.soeiutad Press

NEW YORK, Feb. Local Of
the AFL's International Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers has adopted
the novel strike technique of picket
ing open manholes where nom
striking CIO men are working.
AFL pickets with cardboard signs
marched in circles around manholes
yesterday, occasionally shouting
down to the men below the streets.
Thomas Gordon, picket, said
dizziness was an occupational hazard
of the picketing. The picket circle
was small, he said, so the strikers
walked slowly and kept switching
their movement from clockwise to
counterclockwise.
| AFL picket spoilers" roamed a
large part of the city in search Of
open manholes, because the CIO
workmen moved as rapidly as one
job after another was completed.
The AFL union is engaged in q
strike against the Consolidated Tel
egraph & Electrical Subway Co.,
a Consolidated Edison Co. affiliate.
The struck company builds and
maintains under-street conduits OF
electric wires in Manhattan and the
Bronx.
The picketed men are members Of
the Brotherhood of Consolidated
Edison Employees, a division OF the
Utility Workers Union Of America.
The AFL union also is picketing
construction Jobs on new manholeS.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Forty on Brooklyn Trolley
Fight Way Out Of Fire
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Forty panic
stricken passengers, all but two OF
whom we're hurt, fought their way
out of blazing Brooklyn trolley
car last night. Mothers smashed
windows and handed their children
to persons outside.
Two men ran from a restaurant
and finally opened the car doors.
The doors were stuck when the
power went off.
The car was operated by woman,
Eva Rollings, colored. Police said
she would not leave the car until
all the passengers were out.
Twenty mine persons were treated
at the scene by ambulance doctors.
Nine others were taken to Kings
County Hospital suffering from cuts,
shock and smoke poisoning, but
police said their condition was not
serious.
The car was passing through a
busy shopping section when oc-
cupants first heard a loud noise
and then saw flames and smoke
mushrooming around the sides.
Shortly the flames burst through
the floor. The car stopped, the
lights went out and the doors re-
fused to open.
Police blamed the flash fire on .
short circuit in the fuse box. Trafie
was stopped for a half hour.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Anfi-Lame Duck Policy
| Denied by President

President Truman today told
news conference that he had moi
adopted policy against appoint
ing lame ducks to office, although
Ihe conceded that he had made nc
appointments of that sort.
The statement was prompted by
published reports that the President
was not in favor of giving positions
to members of Congress who were
defeated for reelection.
Asked if he had not gone or
record on the lame-duck question
the President said he might havf
made some statement on that mat
ter In private conversation.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Democrats Scott at Proposal
ToCut U.S.. Jobs by q Million
Republicans Program Threatens
Nations Security, Lucus Declares

Democrats began a determined
attack today against Republican
proposals for wholesale Federal
employe firings to trim billions
out of President Truman's
budget in preparation for a 20
per cent income tax slash.
Representative Cannon, Democrat,
of Missouri, former chairman of the
House Appropriations Committee,
scofed at assertions that 1,000, ,0O0
Government workers can be fired at
a saving of $500, 100000 a year.
Representative Forand, Democrat,
of Rhode Island said he will counter
ANY attempt to vote 20 per cent
across-the- board tax reduction with
a substitute bill giving most relief
to the low income brackets.
Senator Lucas, Democrat, of Illinois
declared the Republican economy
demands threaten the Nations mill
tary security and "the financial Sc
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Burbed-Wire Barriers Bolster
British Positions in Jerusalem

being barricaded, lending impetus
to reports that the blocks were be-
ing taken over &C compounds.
Protests against yesterdays eyac-
uation order increased today as
housewives vehemently opposed
leaving their husbands to return to
wintertime England Wives Of po-
lice officers. given the option Of
staying If their husbands agreed.
banded in Sarona encampment at
Tel Aviv to declare: I'VE stay"
| British newspaper correspondents
objected strenuously to the Palestine
government ruling CHASING them as
aunessentiaP civilians who could
stay in the Holy Land only at their
own risk. They demanded protec-
tion and said they intended to stay.
Now scheduled to leave Tuesday
morning, the housewives-about p
900 women and children are affected
reluctantly began the task OF
(See PALESTINE, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Five Arlington Youth,
Accused Of Stealing
$4,000 in U. 5. Bonds
Series of Housebreokinqs
For a Spending Spree
Charged by Police

Five Arlington youths, charged
with stealing $4,000 worth of
Government bonds in a series
of housebreakings just "for a
spending SPREE" were being held
today by Arlington County police
for Federal officials.
Chief James j. Maloney of the
Secret Service disclosed the five,
whose ages range from 16 to 1s
years, were taken in custody late
Thursday by the county police and
charged with housebreaking.
According to Mr.. Maloney, the
boys had committed the thefts from
a number of houses in the Arlington
area over a period of two months.
$1,000 in Bonds Recovered.
Mr.. Maloney said the youths
cashed $1,000 worth of Savings
Bonds at banks in Alexandria, Arl-
ington, Clarendon and in the Dis
trict, by falsifying identifications.
When captured, they had spent
all but several hundred dollars Of
(See HOUSEBREAKINGS, Pg. A-30
Evening star., 1947-02-01

President Truman today ex-
pressed the view that when your
number is up you're going to go
whether on plane, train or whatnot.
The Presidents comment at a
news conference was evoked by
questions on reports that the Secret
Service was objecting to his flying
schedule, which now includes March
trips to Mexico City and San Juan.
Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Truman said his bodyguard
had not indicated any worry to him
about his flying and that for his
part, he enjoyed air travel.
The President disclosed that his
flight to Mexico City will be nom
stop, which means that the 8 to 10
hour journey must be made largely
at night inasmuch as he must be in
the Mexican capital at 10 am. on
March 8.