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Evening star., 1947-01-28
Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm e n is are still
scarce, but your best chance
to secure one is by adver-
Using in the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
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selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to the
"Apartm e n is Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
ments, how many in family,
your telephone number or
address, and if there is
an apartment available
STAR classified ad should
find it for you.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.
MAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. reg, SIS

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, reg, S75
paiLMsaT1ANA nai MsaT1ANA' fuPr1Es, thoroughbrsds
At Il STUD, thoroughbred stockdale cocker
FRO FkozEN fSsiSsfeSs aoRshMfAT 8. inspected;
ehSns hs and sroqnd sns refa m
Eastern s 3 II Paoking acE C. c.. GO. ass7. %
tered BY MossMoNT KENNELS. Alexan-
HOLLYWOOD MISUNDERSTANDING bath
ing and grooming cocker spaniel puppies:
soARDiNGMAll sSGi ss breeds; re 0 heated private in
neied:, excellent food; personal care and
kkss RRoss n a Iss sx of
oss AND CATS boarded pssd Week ends
seasee KE
ts15 1V5aeGasTnoSEhsw Gsnn sYs wG Board your doc
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faheFsGSaf GREaT pANE 'P PupPTEsssautiful brin
dles as and and faway, mos; I'D 9la; Az Axe prs. Tss,
sa%p1n ap bGeape apea S4ss also older dogs Price
GERMAN i2a as sHE1PHERD' puppies. Axe reg.
ehampon npsa grandhpsrrsRnR5SI;N $50 up. Phone
colors. both sex: reg Axe; 2 older males,
reason able: will deliver also proven studs.
1858 Lacey ave; Sc. SP. 02s3.J: -29
COCKER PUPS and grown dogs. Axe
stock. will accept any reasonable price
offered; ask operator for Elmwood sol.
WANTED-One pair young foxhounds,
trained or unframed; price to be reason
WANrED. Wan STUD SERVICE for purebred,
coal-black cocker spaniel. in exchange for
puppy: must be AKC-registered. DAVID
BosToS TERRIER. male. thoroughbred.
Axe white and brindle sentle sa affection
COCKER spANIELs; all-black. 4 males. 10
wks. old. AKC-reg; llitter1; very fine breed !;
$50 each. FIR, 1859 33ss D st Sc Sc wv: -
Axe. perfect age and disposition for child S
pet; pet will dsliyer ye sP n4S2-W wall.
female. So5; weeks old. Gil. 6024.
CHtNCHILLA RABBITS for sale. DU.
DALMATIAN PUPPIES, purebred, z wks
old, male and female. OIL. 2701.. 3
GREAT DANE. golden fawn. female; black
mask, weeks: litter registered; distem-
per-inoeulated: SIPS. WI. 1907 after $50
pm. all day Sunday. ------------30- 30 !.
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BOATS.

ALL TYPES OF sAILBOATS, auxiliaries.
cruisers. motor yachts. houseboats, in
board and cupboard, runabouts for sale
and charter. In washington and the bay
area. Phone or write, for current list;
Also insurance. financing. surveys and
yacht management. HUGH ALEXANDER, !,
INC. 6I5 Maine ave. s.w;. NE. 5352. .-3l
BOATS. CAR-TOPPER-See our window:
$1,000 with oars. s. KING FULTON,
INC, sos Maine ave: s.w,, Ex, 3465. -29
CHRYSLER ENGINES, 3 left. old price;
next lot much higher s. KING FULTON,
INC; SOC Maine A ave- ave sw;. s.l Elk az 1852 Ms,
York show Easy to navigate, safe. lowest
prices. immediate delivery! 34-ft. cruiser.
S11 800; 26-ft cruiser, S4,S65; fob. New
Orleans. Delivered where and when you
want. Financed If desired. Visit our
modern display room. CAPITAL MARINE
SUPPLIES, Inc, 607-o9 D st. NV. Paone
RJCHARDsoN l1947 Sports commuter
now on display Trunk cabin. nying bridge.
sleeps 4; complete toilet and galley. twin
motors available with speeds to 33 m p.h.
We can now offer immediate delivery.
THE JACK STONE Co. INC. Gil. 1900.
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BOATS lcanf.l

BOAT PAINT scarce this spring: price
h cher: buy now s. KING FULTON. INC.
sos Maine ave sw, EX. 3465. ga
kOfE-ManiIa. sisal and wire. FRANZ
DEL VECcHIo & SON. 1912 1Ith st. Sc
LIGHTING PLANTs-6, 12 32 volts dc
snc 115 volts &C, FRANK DEL vECcHIc
g. SON. 1919 18th st. Sc. Ii, 4493.
PUMPS - Fairbanks Morse shallow vel
pumps FRANK DEL VECCHIO & SON
1879 1lth st. Sc Ii 4493
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS-K carbon
dioxide portable and marine FIRE systems
pyrene carbon tech, form S&A. FRANK
DEL vEcCHIO g. SON. 1912 18th st. Sc
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope, fre ex
tingushers, outboard motors, Scripps ma
rine engines. so to 800 hip fishing tackle
FRANK DEL VECCHIO g. SON. 1919 11tf
st. Sc Ii 1888
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.
WASHINGTON FOR MINNEAPOLIS

WASHINGTON FOR MINNEAPOLIS-WiI
exchange lovely unfurn three-room IL
bedrm apt for ! or 2 bedroom apt. il
Minneapolis Box l50-G. Star. go
BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON-2-be
room unfurnished apt in Baltimore in eX-
change for . or 2 bedroom house of apt
prefer house in Va Call RE. 61o0, Ext
1914. between s am. and 4:30 PM Mon
ALBANY. N. Y. FOR WASHINGTON: fou,
rms unfurn., sos monthly: for bedrm
liv. rm., kit. and bath. Call DE. 2470
WILI. EXCHANGE 1-bedrm apt. unfur.
nished. semiba sement: rent reasonable
n w: for larger apt or small house. NV
Phone s;15 to 5. RE. $500, Ext. 74d. 8
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK; bed
room apt in NV. for similar or larger
conV located DU Oi2o 3
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.

SILVER sPRING-Unfurn. room for coy.
pie or 2 single gentlemen, $40 per month
conv. transp. 81. 923T. ga
COLORED-34l9 18th PL. Sc. No. g.
Unfurnished room for couple, $40 mo-
privil. Cali after 6 pm. 80
Evening star., 1947-01-28
ROOMS FURhlsHED-MD. and VA

CHEERFUL FRONT ROOM, private FAM
lily: next to busline: $40 month; gentle
men only. OIL. 7774. rs
BEAUTIFUL LARGE ROOM for gentleman
or couole; no other guests; semipvt: bath,
= closets; bus. at door, 10 min. to Penta-
GIRL for front. sunny room, adjoining
bath: convenient to Pentagon: l blk. to
bus. line. 500 S. 2Ist ST., Arlington, Vir-
ginia. go
SILVER sPRING-Large bedroom in new
private home. Telephone Sligo 1927. 80
ARLINGTON, VA.-Living-b bedroom. adj
couple preferred; S45 mo CHI 3063.
8l3 so. OAK ST.--Double room, twin
beds. next to bath; next to Navy Annex.
.Sso No. FRANKLIN RID, Arlington. 90
min Employed lady; large
front rm. with semipyt bath. in modern
pvt. home; $50 mo. CHI. TOSS after ?; m.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-Furnished room with board for
elderly couple: End floor and near bath
YOUNG LADY desires private room and
board with Jewish family, NV. Call Elk.
1900, Ext. 1909. w
VETERAN desires room with board: vicin-
ity Central High School. Adams $500, Ext.
REFINED GENTLEMAN, permanent Gov
ernment employe, wishes room and board
with private family. Box 35a-H, Star. 30'
Evening star., 1947-01-28
POULTRY ond EGGS

every Tuesday Capitol Chickery. I102
Bladensburg rd ne, Ii 9529. CAPITOL
HATCHERY 1885 Kenilworth ave. ne.
Ar 22fih
TOP SOIL, manure. cinders. call day
or night Alex 05S7.
30 T0MPKTNS. STRAIN R.. I. Red hens
s. each; l cock. So TR 0101.
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RooMs FuRNlsnEp-s.E. and s.w.

attractively furnished. twin beds, spacious
closet adequately heated: $50 mo. Ready
February 1st. Box 361-H, Star. 3.
LARGE ROOM. newly furnished, double
bed: $40 mo. Ready February 1st. Box
36o-H, Star. So
3IS end ST. S.E.-Large front room. twin
beds. End floor. near bath: private home.
near Capitol; continuous hot water. hot
water heat: reasonable. 80
1904 BRANCH AVE. S.E.-Lovely rm,
mr.. shower. refined man. restricted neigh
borhood of beautiful hcmes; $40. AT .0S51.
g NICELY FURN. SLEEPING RMS, l
front, which will sleep couple and child;
also dble. sleep. rm. for cple. Me. 0o45.
CoLoRED-1I7 E ST. Sc, Apt s.
Man to share room with another man;
S6 week. AT. S921. 20
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE
TWO-ROOM.
Conn ave b

TWO-ROOM. kitchenette. bath, foyer; on
Conn. ave-: by OWNER. WI 1913. Adults.
TILDEN GARDENS. Conn. ave-A6 rooms,
|2 baths. entrance-hau foyer: vacant;
sale or exchange. OWNER, WO. 0129.
Evening star., 1947-01-28
ROOMS FURN.-Nerthso,t (conf.)

IS 7th ST. N.E.-Larse room, suitable for
z: close to TRANSPORTATION; $50 ca. rR.
EMERSON st. ne
Room for refined employed man. Apply
anv time. 28s
COLORED--I ROOM on End floor; 44th
ST., near Sheriff. rd.-For 2 girls: $3
week each. Hillside 0920.
COLORED-1414 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-Lge.
room, home privileges. for couple or two
girls. Call AID. 6531. SO
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

REGISTERED GUERNSEY BULL, t.h. and
blood tested, 3 yrs. old, gentle. Ashton
PUREBRED GUERNSEY cows. fresh and
SALISBURY. Fairfax, Va. Phone Falls
Church 1954-J 80
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Evening star., 1947-01-28

PIANOS-We are exclusive local dealers
for Mason & Hamlin, Chickering, Musette,
Story & Clark, Marshall & Wendall, Geo.
Huntington and other fine piano makes
New: easier terms. Phone National 1928.
JORDAN PIANO CO., 1015 1th st. NV
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-24
GROUP
In CONGRESS PLANS
HOME STATE TALKS

WASHINGTON, Feb. % N) -
The entire Pennsylvania Repub-
lican delegation in Congress-Sen-
ator Martin and % Representatives
lis to meet with state COP lead
ers in Philadelphia on Tuesday
night to discuss the legislative pro-
gram.
A member of the delegation who
told Of the plan today said the meet
ing is at the invitation of Pennsy-
Ivania Republican leaders, includ-
ing Joseph R. Grundy and Joseph
N. Pew.
Asked whether the tariff question
is on the program in view of Con-
gr%essional proposals of restrict the
administrations reciprocal trade
pacts, the Congressman said that
matter probably will be discussed
but the conference will not be de-
voted to that specifically.
He said the general Legislative
program will be discussed, and
that similar conferences have been
held previously. The Congressman
are to travel to Philadelphia in a
special railroad car.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-24
Former Bad-Man OF Movie
Thrillers Now An
Ideal Papa
BY ALINE MOSBY
United Press



HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 81 - U.H-
Edward Arnold's a lucky guy or
the screen. He gets paid fol-
letting ONE of the prettiest &C,
tresses in Hollywood stroke his
hair, pinch his cheeks, and
snuggle up.
True, most Of these film
beauties play his daughters, But,
Arnold points out, they're really
not, and that's where the fun
comes in.
He's had Lana Turner to lay OUT
his pipe and slippers, Janis Paige
to ruffle his hair, Joyce Reynolds
to sob on his shoulder and Joan
Caulfield to tuck into bed.
"It's not papa who pays" he
told US, ''but it pays to be papa
Arnold never has counted other
actors celluloid offspring, but he
doubts if any other picture pater
could boast of more children. He's
played papa to nearly every child
star and a lot of older players,
too.
His current daughters are
Joyce Reynolds and Janis Paige
in Warmers "WallfloWer." This i:
the second time he's been Joyce's
father and he allows as how She.
his favorite child.
He can think OF a couple
though, who'd be sharpened up b,
a good padding. Like Lana Turner
and Butch Jenkins.
This paternal business has beer
going on so long that Arnold.
getting carried away with the
idea.
Il work myself into this benevo
lent mood every morning when ]
start work." he explained, "the:
l go home that night feeling the
same way"
He thinks he does, anyway,
Sometimes the real Arnold child.
ren-he's got three-have a differ.
ent slant.
"A couple OF times they've come
home from my pictures saying
Why don't you act like that at
homer he grinned.
But though the Arnold menace
doesn't think his roles are always
natural. the fans do. He's SWAMP.
ed with letters from fathers who
wall, that's just the way things
happen in our house."
Some fans have the idea Arnold
is a father confessor and they un-
pour their home troubles. But Ar.
mold never hands out advice.
Il have enough trouble keeping
up with my own family" he said.
The fans, he. added, evidently
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-24
Former German Liner
Slated For Retirement

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. -(P-
The George Washington, one-time
German liner which transported
allied fighting men in two world
wars, is to be retired, the Mari
time Commission announced to-
night.
The 38-year-oId vessel soon will
be placed in the permanent re-
serve fleet at Baltimore-idle Dat
ready for service again in an en-
ergency. 1t was offered for sale
last month but failed to attract
any bidders.
Meanwhile Chairman Bradley Or
Mich of the House Merchant
Marine Committee said in a state
ment the liner Washington, another
vessel now in passenger service, is
safer than the Queen Elizabeth and
Queen Mary of the British mer-
chant fleet.
The vessels safety was question
ed in testimony before the commit
tee this week. It is considering
legislation to continue the Coast
Guards authority to waive the full
peacetime safety requirements.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-24
Public Approves Placing OF Limit
On Number Of Terms For Senators
BY GEORGE GALLUP
Director, American Institute
OF Public Opinion

Princeton, N. j., February 81
A majority of American voters
think it would be a good idea to
place a limitation upon the num-
Der terms a U. S. Senator can
serve.
When asked what the limit should
be, voters say. on the average,
two terms.
This result comedies with a pro-
posal of Senator Edwin c. John
son, Democrat, of Colorado. Sen
ator johnson has announced he
will not run for a third term.
1t is significant, perhaps that
people with college training inter-
viewed on the issue vote in ma
jority against limitation-a result
in contrast to people whose edu-
cation did not go beyond high
school.
Republicans approve the limi-
tation by a larger proportion than
Democrats in the poll.
The question asked in the sur
vey:
ga U. S. Senator now serves
six years in one term of office.
Do you think there should be a
limit on the number of terms which
a Senator could server"
The result across the nation:
NO 50
No Opinion
The people voting yes to the first
question were then asked:
"Hhat do you think the limit
should be-"
The median average of all re-
plies comes out at two terms.
Sentiment on the first question
is shown below by ages of people
in the poll, by education, by DO
litical pre- renee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-24
HOME REPAIRS SET
AT $54,480,0OO
Tile Council Survey Shows
North Carolinians Will
Spend Money

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.- Up -
North Cardinals expenditures Tor
home repair and modernlzatlon
this year will total an estimated
s54. 48O, 900 and set a record 1or
such work, according to a study
released today by the Tile Council
of America.
More than IS, 300 of the states
single-family homes alone need
new roofs Or roofing repairs tne
study revealed. Some "a, Zoo Will
have bathrooms altered, showers
tiled or water pipes repaired, and
still another %, 100 will require car
pentry work, during the year, &C
cording to the report.
Pointing out that increases are
reported for practically every PROD
uct needed in homes, Ortman SAID
that floor and wall tile volume, for
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-24
SCIENTIST CHURCHES
STUDY "MIND" SUNDAY
FOR LESSON-SERMON

MIND" was the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon in all Christian
Science Churches and Societies on
Sunday, February %.
The Golden Text, Romans 11:33.
"Oh the depth of the riches both of
the wisdom and knowledge of God!
how unsearchable are his judg-
ments, and his ways past finding
out!"
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon were the follow
ing from the Bible: Praise we the
Lord: 49,. Great is our Lord, and
of great power: his understanding
is infinite" psalms lat: to 81. And
from Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy: Infinite Mind is the
creator, and creation is the infinite
image or idea emanating from this
Mind. If Mind is within and with
out all things, then all is Mind, and
this definition is scientific" page
1850.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-24
LABOR LEADERS JOIN
IN ENDORSEMENT OF
RED CROSS CAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3D. UP -
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach
and Presidents William Green OF
the ALL and Philip Murray OF the
CLIO pledged their support today to
the $50, 900, 900 Red Cross drive be-
ginning March l.
A Red Cross statement quoted
Murray as pledging to give 1.-The
same cooperation in this campaign
as we have in the wartime drives
Green praised the Red Cross as
lone of the most valuable public
service institutions in our country
SchweIlenbach said the Red
Cross provides Am annual oppor-
tunity to give to, and participate
in, a work which recognizes the in
trinsic worth of the individual and
embodies the love of felloWman."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-24
Edward Arnold Finding
Fathers Role Pleasing

forget he always hasn't been the
father goose OF movietown. Before
his string of father pictures, Ar
mold was far from a kindly gent
On the screen and stage.
"The only father role l had or
Broadway was Romeo's father in
Romeo and Juliet he said,
'the rest were tough characters"
And when the movies nabbed
Arnold, it was the same deal, He
played fast-talking racketeers,
slick operators. etc. Children
cringed before him on the street,
women paled.
"The only letters I got from
fathers then" said Arnold. were
some saying how I scared their
kids"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-24

ROME, Feb. 23.-(P)R-The Ital-
ian news agency Ansa said in a
Milan dispatch today that the New
York Metropolitan Opera company
had signed Conductor Sergio Fai-
loni, a favorite at Milan's La Scala
opera house, to a three-year con-
tract.
In New York, a spokesman foc
the Metropolitan Opera company
denied that a contract had been
signed with Failoni.
The matter was discussed with
him but there was definitely no con-
tract signed" the spokesman said.
Wilted fruits and vegetables re-
tain very little Of their original
q enn$ant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-24
Takes Chances

CAIRO, Feb. 23.-(P)-The out
lawed FaWzi Ell Kaukji, leading fig
ure of the Arab revolt in 1886, ar
rived in Cairo today after a flight
in which his plane refuelled in
Palestine where an $1,000 price
rested on his head.
OThere was conjecture that the
exlied Multi of Jerusalem, Hal
Amin Ell Husseini, might appoint
him general of two recently-merg-
ed Arab "Youth organizations.'l
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-24

Watch our men work on your Ford and you'll
note their genuine interest. They're Ford men who
know your cor best. With their specioI tools and
equipment they can treat it best. And you con be
sure that the Genuine Ford Ports which they in
stall are mode best, fit best, and work best. Drive
in today for q free cheek-vp.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-24
Truman Returns

Washington, Feb. 23.-(P)-Presi'
dent Truman returned to the White
House today after spending the
night aboard the Presidential
yacht Williamsburg in the ice.
clogged Potomac river.
Because of the ice, the yacht
remained anchored off Mount Yer
non before starting the short cruise
back to the Navy yard here where
it docked at 2:30 pm. The Presi-
dent had boarded the williamsburg
there yesterday, with members OF
the White House staff, after plac-
ing a wreath at Washington's tomb.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-24

example, are expected to hit an all
time high this year.
The most commonly wanted
home improvement is painting, the
study revealed. The exterior or
some room of the interior is rede-
corated in about a third of the
states home during the average
year. Minor repairs are made to
the interior of one out of every 16
homes each year and work on cleo
trical installations is required in
one home in 90. the study showed.
Evening star., 1947-09-04
Commission Promises Greek Cabinet Avoid,
Congress Blueprint Of One Crisis But May
Civil Service Reforms Face Another Today

Congress will receive blueprint
for reform of civil service operations
soon after convening next January,
the Citizens Advisory Commission
on Civil Service indicated today.
Commission Chairman o. K.
Armstrong of Springfield. Mo, de-
clared in a statement that I'VE hope
to have a program of economy and
efficiency ready for the next session
of Congress to sink its teeth into -
Subcommittee of the 14-member
commission now are busy on specific
studies, Mr.. Armstrong said.
A group headed by Mrs. Harold
A. Strong of Washington is study
ing methods to secure and retain
better personnel in Government.
Another group, under William c:
Doherty. president of the National
Association of Letter Carriers, is
studying improvement in the Post
Office Department.
Other subcommittees are: In
terror Department, Byron J. Brophy,
president of Ferris Institute, Big
Rapids, Mich; to develop work
pattern for functional studies OF
each Federal agency, Moreland
Brown, Kansas City businessman;
research on improving methods for
selecting and training civil service
supervisors. Carter w. Atkins, ex-
ecutive director of the Connecticut
Expenditure Survey, Hartford.
The commission was appointed
last month by the Senate Civil
Service Committee.
Evening star., 1947-09-04
BY the Associated Press

ATHENS, Sept. 4-Premier Con-
stantin Tsaldaris' Populist (Royal-
ist cabinet weathered one crisis
threatened civil service strike
today and neared another--a call
for a parliamentary vote of conf
dence, scheduled for tonight.
The right-wing, one-party govern
ment controls only 141 of the 354
votes in Parliament-37 less than a
majority-and has been reported
unsatisfactory to United States dip
lomats here, said to be desirous of a
more broadly representative setup.
Greek officials said that the gov
ernment had granted pay rises OF Is
to so per cent to some 72,00O civil
servants and that the latter had
called off a strike set for today.
Higher Pay Demanded.
The workers had demanded higher
pay to meet higher living costs. The
government yesterday sought to meet
their threat by decreeing their
mobilization, under which they
might be fired or jailed for striking
The government was reported to-
day to have decided to discharge
$4,000 civil servants within six
months in an economy move sug-
gested by the American mission to
Evening star., 1947-09-04
aid Greece with $500, ,ooo, 900 in sup

aid Greece with $500, 100000 in sup
plies.
A civil service walkout could have
stopped the mail, telegraph COM
munication and nearly all functions
of the government, engaged in a
fight with Communist guerrillas
and threatened with collapse of its
cabinet.
Mr.. Tsaldaris' government was set
up last Friday to replace the coali-
ton cabinet of Demetrios .Maximos,
which fell in a dispute over conduct
Of the war on guerrillas.
U. S. Officials See King.
10y Henderson, chief of the State
Department Division of Near East
Affairs, and Ambassador Lincoln
MacVeagh visited King Paul yes
terday. Trustworthy informants
said they stressed the need for
quick settlement of the government
problem.
Mr. Tsaldaris has offered to ne
gotiate with the opposition toward
a broadened cabinet in which Mr..
Evening star., 1947-09-04

Maximos again would be Premier.
Opposition leaders were reported
by one of their number today to
have told Mr.. Tsaldaris they were
willing to negotiate with Mr.. Maxi
mos. but not with Mr.. Tsaldaris.
Mr.. Maximos' cabinet collapsed
August 20 over demands of three
Centrist ministers for the custer
of Minister of War George Stratos
and Minister of Public Order Ma
poleon zervas, top men in the anti
guerrilla campaign. Mr. Stratos is
in Mr.. Tsaldaris' government; Mr..
Zervas Is not.
Evening star., 1947-09-04
Woman Killed, 20 Hurt
In Trolley Collision
BY tho Assoeiased Press

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "A
young woman was killed and more
than 20 other persons were injured
today in head-on collision of an
automobile and trackless trolley.
The dead woman was listed at the
hospital of the Womens Medical
College as Sylvia Vandegrift, about
%, employed as secretary at the
Container Corp. of America.
Joseph Fallon, %, operator of the
trolley, said he was making the bend
in Ridge avenue at SCOTS lane and
was getting ready to slow down to
let some passengers OFF when the
collision occurred.
Evening star., 1947-09-04
Washes dishes and g|usse!
diamond bright

Cuts grease foster than soapl
Grease melts away completely from
plates, pots and pans. Even lamb grease,
egg smears disappear as Glim surrounds
grease-cuts it away in fash!
A snop to use compared TO soaPl
Glim speed-cleans dishes, whisks dirt of.
They rinse easily. No wiping, no towels
And no dishpan ring to scrubl