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Evening star., 1947-08-01
SUBURBAN sALE-MARyLANp

C0LMAR MANOR-Large 5-rm. hungalow
hsmt., oil ,h.-w.h.. garage; only biks.
sS ssseoSss sIsi sVd Ds'ss Co. onE a,sse: g.
ls see Sussssv noXS ans 9 nS,s Ss into this ~
to sxpansien attic; price. SO. 500: sesEaa Tst
ASfs q &C. Rs Mo- aksosEk vt
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$500 down; 8 rooms on ! a.. oil heat,
sg@s 5T Z szRS S8H sSf8Rsfs Co. sTS ST.
Please BELIEVE ME-A beautiful home
lot, Just over 3. c: line. restricted, diaSaa srs'
bstS Fepses scraened es dT0as porcs and stovs slsa
ss4s s4sh St. s Nj pf'fs ssinisl MlLi Ma MsaooERa W.
TAkomx fzga mszsnnza PAakW WI huscaLow, s3aSL sin
Located in the heart OF Takoma PARK,
and in immaeylate condition; lovely living wing
equipped kitchen, 2 bedrms. and bath, ali
porehes; fun, light, airy basement; new
D tSs sssss Ga " HsW eae1 nSanr2 Hai
6ssf19fvs sARK fRasnts ys4 sa5 SE yos
the most beautiful homes we have ever
offered for sale. Exauisitely designed in
kat YOU u hsSe dTssmsd 81
about: The liberal use Of glass and pic
nhsrs t9rs wl9doSs IN give this home atmos
equaled; built of stone and brick in Geor
gian design, every room Is delight; lovely
~ Ii1s rmi With stone frepl.. din. rm. 22x13
lightful screened porch and perfect kitchen
SSoWvpnstairs; larse bedrms. and 2 sorgsous
the basement, attached garage: Ts "a besaeifu essh M
deep lot. Inspect, this home and YOU 'VV viii III
Dan It cAP Hr detas 8Ew si hEAY Nj s7g6 e. until Rs.
Sij5,si SPEN SAT; T. ANS 5sos osuSs IT, to vm-Mt
raeye a and s1aS basS 6eme H
shade shade trees; finest location. near every.
ez kklsSSgGS gnon 1899 s4SS Snsl sash pALcRo ph
aronn os the competien of eyr latest
section. These ho. les are priced i T at sss..
GG0 and Hp and will satisfy the, most
variety Of oar plans and nes smoSs onude sbs
EsGup f;sn rhuas are Gslonial Cape cod and VIII
iui BATH tRo on neGra0m ds oor OF some ssd
Ssaat;nf SsasFi psdSoopi sdTe snd baths nave
s0esa Eoems and TS. RS}wder room are other Tea.
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|5s.ys; f scssS s e s s3p9S sS
ass.Ss III dHHS
NEW. RR NEYER sVe occHfiEpsfmIl SM hseo sntIl
get; get. brick si. painted white: lot loo It.
oeated OK 5ones snse nrdss iGs safety 4 Of sh
Conn. ave, Chevy Chase, Md. Representso ea a.
rs t5eSRsEs5 dSsboN NdalY ils7 s9e t. ST Tq
1ns LICE ,dsn[, aoTsE, % On iss lot; llv. rm;, din
ssss,. JS + RH j; 'sss'? s6 5sts
4, BAR;aAIlN-srk. ;lY II. 6unsslow, villa Eeights,
bedrms and bath fulf pifssas bsmt and ol kis Heat
rd rIMES GN. ESA6Ty ssa6 co. s64e BladensbSrs
CHEvERLYwS1s75o. $4,000 cash; biz
sT0Dm ,snvfS fSS,st9Ty Hvyn brick hnest construction
wooded lot; by appointment wALCRoFST iST
T. PARKS, 1902. Perry st., Mt. Rainier,
oNEs oUss VHi n $f9q 4gR III N,ersF gP oo.,.,.
homes in suburban area Of Washington:
nearly nearly acre Of grounds sale BY owner;
Giose 70 ,, Andrews Field. For full particu-
BUNGALOW, MAY GO GTprice, Ss,25o
n IL Landoves aa.d M Hills Md; short ride from
heat. full End floor. large wooded yard
possession with settlement. TO inspect,
eau THOMAS p. WALSH. INC, si5 i1th
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800, located in loysly nsighborhooos: rea.
ss: lsss'i t;f2i ~ VAIL oR Rr15S s55s g. SSyE
rooms and bath; pantry. screened front
bsaus sasa q sssYI7 sqi7' H.
many % large shade trees; s.rsss ana drive.
aes ssssss asass as.asa .ii
ater and 10e busline within 20 minutes q
isEss'; SiFs, OK: sosS. q SafTa as8s Columbia @f
RUSSELL RD. ONE BLOCK AwAY-A nice
With fireplaee: dining room room s1ll.sieesric a.. ri
basement; oil hot-wateE. heat. slassed-ln
living porch This can be u. Used as income con,
WsfaHT EsffeFT REaGTY a1En y yse D'GRn Rsseers 47oi
ColumbiS pike, cH. 4s0o. Open o am. to
CAST fouR EYES ON THE HOME and
Old Enslish brick on lot 7ssSoo very
Raft dn % Psnis|ns ia Drs IL IT, DEM a %. sf e. fsR.ffs 81
floor: z. master. bedrms' and tiled bath
Up; fqll bsmt,, oil heat; at att gar A, A hnd ID q !
ase blvd e ar nSasfHT ssfs ox SNsaaSS $685. 23S4
81, 1,ooo. 900 worth OF HAPPINESS in 1iv:
ins, for only S22, 5o0-A reproduction, Of
an early American center-han home. situ-
81 IN tns nS'' tie ns
opens onto terraced sardens, the dinins
rrn.. spacious enough for intimate enter.
tanning, tiled powder room. equipped kitch.
cts; 2-car garage with space above for
seryants' quarters. REAL ESTATE SERv-
ICE, INC. Realtors, Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd,
II BEDR6oMs 2Sse6ioMs FoR FoSRRo s11.sso, with a frs.
trust Of ss.25o at ~; add corner lot,
heat and Lyon village location: Hard 70
beat, what3 REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
INC, Rsaltoss Lee hwy. at olebe rd' qL.
SUN,sPARKLING WINDOWS shine In this
bleaming white Cape cod-2 bedrooms,
each large enough for twin beds, with
gas heat: only S10,5OO. REAL ESTATE
SERVICE, NC Lee hwy. ut Clebe rd, 81.
t0561, OK. 1856. II
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COR. DET. BRICK-Three bedrooms. each
and every one :xsspsionag l.rFs yn:
and s1 with E hreDlaee;. there's screened porch.
nu:.in isy,story Sy,,a. on nrss noes
Kind Of 9 house that Is in fact & hoE1ss,
Ss' s sSisE ~ EIai " sfs " 'sf.ssHs s1sa st
THREE MILES south q Alexandria. Of,
U. 8. hwy. /, Hybla valley--For veterans;
tsinins sl aIsS'S Is Sedrms, tilsd Bath, SardsSod
y osers Of land: anhnishsd attic, DI,ss 5sS
os2 psyn. STn sa noTa - spp Sss
sors: sols s3atA34Esss a1ea 94ss ov VINE ssfs' 'S' Y
ALExANDRrA---Brick det. dwelling. IN the
sss S 'tSSn Id biz sop sa 0 eonsns Rsss s "a
rm.. sunrn. and iee. Kit, l4) beSGms. and
bath fun Ss sy coal gar 1f se
conveniently located to schools and shop.
sohLAdYEaRs = PULLMAN, INC Realtors.
AAEExASpR1AWA AIEfS SfSR A hne Old home In the Old
section Of Alexandria. brick det., contain
ing lge., entrance hall. liv. rm: dsx33l
tis.. trsa ssr screened Side porch; End 4. ~
bedrms and bath: 3rd a.. hedrms; high
ceilings, parouet and random-width noois,
coal h-w.h.; home Is situated on lot
68x111: available within go days: sale
price, S29.5O0. BOHLAYER q PULLMAN,
INC Realtors, Alex. 2422, oy.. 22l6: "A
NEW BUNGALOW, just. finished, north OF
r. Belvoir, near schools storeS snd SS' pSs'
For details, call Alex. 0197, Alex. 1893.
s7,aso WILL BUY Q 2-bedrm. hungalow
o,, one acre, OF Lee hwy. mr.. Fairfax;
EQUIPPED A bath .sgs Ss%. ss;ss.n sssi hos:.r Ss;..
rails Church. Phone PA. 1878. -3
YA.-34-ft. liv. rm. with drepl.;
beautifully Handicapped IN acres are ,ust
bedrm. frame home. for the lge. family
81 wash Fer further information, call
WILLIAM H. LAudHIIN. Eealtor, Elm
wood 800 or 325, Mclean, Va, -3
VETERANS! Most desirable homes from
up aE 81 TSTy l2GT vsssransx co Ak 0fssa fsss9s
3 BEDRMS., Q baths--Formerly known as
corner me on Lee hwy, In Falis Church. has
for $50 mo, In addition, 9 bedrnns.. bath.
liy. rn. with frepl. din: rni., kit. and dble.
gar: suitable also for tourist home.
GLOBE REALTY CO, AK. 3545;
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BY oWNER-e-rm., brick single, 8 bed.
Tooad s' sornsI os sRsoe RGssos ss Wh
nSTy mere ter Silver sprinYs 81 Ss55 Z,
with large. insullated finished a aattic; hand
excellent location. ! Blk. fror buses an!
stores and blks. from school, RosER1
Hfs Md wa ssoe. a&Sas 6Ssa AZ yi
HaMPsaIKKE hhd fahfhK unsa kkotIs e. Groom M blio,
new 81 ays
pAvfs 's Z fesoseG co Hs.ssssie Sn ssneo Nd ds VA
MAsTER-BU de luxe brick home, s1e.
$50, + you're tired Of looking at th
usual stock plan. be sure TO inspect thi
eyersized tiled bath, ist-foor study an,
"a bath. heavy slate roof. copper plumbin
snd sgsssr:; vss ehoics ioss.iSn. .iHa ,soBER;1
cHoicE LOCATION. Riverdale-s-roon
bnngalow Y block on boulevard; ful
o5SG lat S hss soad ss
Es83sEHT. Es3 8; sod0A PAWS & Co. Hyattsville
EANDoVAk;E Ma %A; sy2Si &2iSLiLs-rurn,.hed s-b.droou
$3.50 terms e SUIT; ROBERT 8; DAyTl
sna door shss somDsss 1Gsas GsR
vate apt finished u knotty pine. Hous
ssrests 9a 0vy sss nifa t5S9 Sas
HYATTsvILLE HILLS, MD.-one Of tn
most unusual homes In this exclusive com
munity. Living room 2sxIe t.. with lowell
hsshss bnan fns ahges H.
on l floor; large attic: other features In
clude large. basement, Q nice porches, ci
heat, detached garage and workroom; 10
Is 100xf40 IT,, beautiful landscaping. Yol
VIII ;HEANEY 4 Go. caha aHo; sssss. sssss. e.,
home. lot 100 BY ITO feet. gas heat. ney
kitchen sink and stove. het1water heatsr
pufNNiNaToN, w. 1855 or o. 4slo, -;
MI, RAINIER-Ige. 7-rm. home on land
scaped u -acre lot: many varieties o
Shrubs doSsrs sts enjoy this suburbs, .G4a
munity; price. si3.250 ROBERT s. DA
vIs { CO.. Hyattsville. Md, WA; 3soQ
trac., det., 6 rms, side. screened porch
large lot, h:cw.h;; chicken hey hSgSe: on; on;
ESTATE CO., SH. 1103 until 8.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
New French Policy
|Hinfed in Indo-China
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

PARIS, Mar. 8.-Emile Bollaert,
newly appointed high commissioner
to Indo- China, indicated today that
the French government is formu-
lating new g policy in rebellious
Indo- China.
Dispatches from the Orient said
not single shot had been fired in
Hanoi, Indo- Chinese capital, during
the last "a hours and that only
minor military activities were re-
ported from Haiduong, Langson and
Namdinh. Some observers believed
lull was likely pending announce
ment of the new French policy.
French policy has been to restore
authority before entering negotia-
tions with President Ho Chi-Minh OF
the Wet Nam Republic in Northern
Indo- China. But Admiral Georges
Thierry d'Argenlieu, who took an
uncompromising attitude toward the
Wet Niamese, has been dismissed as
high commissioner and Mr.. Bollaert
named to replace, him.
Mr.. Bollaert said today he would
not assume his new post until the
governments new policy had been
determined. He made the state
ment after a long conference with
Premier Paul Ramadier. The Ma
tional Assembly is to debate on
Indo- China Tuesday and the new
policy is expected to be formulated
soon after.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
MosIems Given Bid
To Draft India Setup
BY the Assoeiqted Press

NEW DELHI, Mar. 8.-The ALI
India Congress Party today formally
invited the Moslem League to meet
Congress representatives to draw
plans for taking over the govern
ment of India under the plan of the
British government to withdraw by
June, 1948.
I'm view Of new developments
which are leading to swift transfer
Of power in India" the formal reso-
luton of the Congress Party Work
ing Committee said, 1T has become
incumbent on the people of India to
prepare themselves jointly and CO.
operatively for this change so that
this may be effected peacefully to
the advantage of ALL"
The working committee said 1t
would keep in close touch with
representatives of the Sikhs and
other groups and also invited the
Moslem League to share in drafting
"a constitution for independent
India.
The appeal for conference was
made while large sections of Punjab
cities were under stringent police
and Army control after bitter battles
between religious factions, Sikhs and
HinduS against Moslems.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
|CherrydoIe Group to Meet

A special meeting of the Cherry
dale Citizens Association will be
held at pm. Tuesday in the home
OF John Humphreys, 41O1 North
Twenty-first road, Arlington, to dis
cuss proposed county bond issues.
Evening star., 1947-03-09

Foreign ONCE and military uniforms
welcoming officials included United
States Ambassador Walter Bedel
Smith.
Georges Bidault, French Foreign
Minister, also coming by special
train, was expected In Moscow late
tonight or early tomorrow. Secre-
tary of State Marshall was not ex-
pected to arrive by plane from Ber-
lin until tomorrow.
Michael McDermott, United States
press officer for the State Depart
ment, who is with the American van
guard here, announced that foreign
broadcasters would be allowed to
broadcast their conference reports
by voice directly from Moscow. He
said he had received such assur-
ance personally from Konstantir
Zynchenko, chief of the Soviet press
department.
Foreign radio correspondents were
given this privilege during the war
but the privilege was denied them
several months ago.
Russian censorship on conference
news to the world will be lifted Of
f1cially on Monday. All nonconfer-
ence news remains subject to strict
censorship.
Mr.. McDermott said, "What each
reporter files is up to him and each
will have in mind the rule that it is
to be conference copy if not SUBJ
mitted for censorship. Anything per-
tanning to Moscow or Russia must be
submitted for censorship"
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Hemisphere Students
Due Here "Wednesday

Thirty three teen-age students
from Latin America and Canada win
arrive in Washington Wednesday for
q 2-day stay which will conclude a
visit to various parts OF the United
States for six weeks.
The students took part in forum
for high schools, sponsored by the
New York Herald Tribune, which
ended yesterday at the Waldorf AS
toria Hotel in New York. After
their stay in Washington, they will
return to their own countries. They
represent every nation in the West
ern Hemisphere.
Girls Of the group win stay at the
Blasr-Lee House as guests OF the
State Department, while the boys
viii stop at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association as guests of the
PansAmerican Club.
When they arrive at Union Sta
ton ut 9:45 q In, they will be greeted
by Miss Carla Spaatz, daughter of
1 NsSAAs N0AA "A. 0RhdtA, Allu Otf1cI
members OF the Junior Army Navy
Guild Organization.
High school students here will
have an opportunity to exchange
views with the visitors in a forum
at $3.50 pm. Thursday at the Pan
American Union.
Besides the student audience of
300 representatives from the District
high schools, three District students
will participate in the round table
discussion on the role of students in
the inter-American system.
They are Miss Helen Grogan, SEN
ior at Holy Cross Academy: Edwin
Bethel, Roosevelt High School, and
Miss Anita Small, Anacostia High
School.
Evening star., 1947-03-09

Valley; continued capital repara-
tions In the form Of industrial plant
removals; probable support OF
Poland'S frontier claims.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
HARD
Of HEARING

Those who know the problems
Of heorins know thot any artificial
means Of extending hearing ability
falls short Of normal hearing. Yet
Western Electric with the auid-
once Of the Bell Telephone Lcboro-
tories hos mode great strides, espe-
eioiIy in the new 81 model.
Frequency !" response pitched
higher and lower thon the con-
ventionol heorins old odds color
and shading to sound.
Tone Discriminotor with thfee
positions provides selectNe redue-
tion Of extroneous noises.
Amplifieotion - odequote to
compensate for worrying degrees Of
correctoble loss.
StobiIixed feed book circuit
improves the quolity Of speech re-
production.
@Micropho n e-Seoled and
mounted on shock absorbent mo-
teriot to reduce mechanical ond
frictionol noises.
Reeeivers-The aH conduction
type for nerve, conductive, OF mixed
keorins impairment-bone conduc-
tion type for obstruetMe heerins
impairment. >"
SLo~er voltage ssdroin-Lonssr
life with smoller botteries.
" Precision manufacture for cosy,
quick, economical service in the
local office.
"A quolity hearing old at low
price.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Might Clubs Suit
Says Jane Russell
IWore Too Much
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Mar. "a
$1,000 suit alleging that Jane Rus
sell wore too many clothes during
her recent engagement at the Latin
Quarter night club, thus driving
away business, was filed in circuit
court today by E. M. Loew, club
owner.
MIR. Loew charged that the actress
appeared on the stage in neck-high
dresses instead OF the type of cloth
ing that made her charms popular
in the motion picture 1.-THE Outlaw" ("
The suit said Miss Russell was
to be paid $4,000 for the engage
ment, but that her ,"lack of popu-
larity" hurt the business.
Actually" Mr.. Loew said, "I lost
$4,000 during her appearance"
Miss Russell, who told reporters
her first word of the suit came from
them, said she had no previous hint
that the night club was dissatisfied
with her appearance-or her cos
tune.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Bevin Pledges Efforts
To Prevent Aggression
BY the Associoted Press

MOSCOW, Mar. 8.-British For
eign Secretary Bevin, first of the
visiting foreign ministers to arrive
in Moscow for the four power con-
ference on Germany and Austria
pledged today that I'VE shall spend
the days ahead of us in trying tt
make some peace which will pre-
vent any future aggression and let
the whole world live in security"
Arriving at the newly cleaned and
decorated White Russian Station
just after noon aboard his dark
green special train, Mr.. Bevin was
greeted by Deputy Foreign Minister
Vishinsky who smilingly welcomed
him with the hope he had had
plenty Of sleep en- route because
"after March 10 I am not so sure
about it."
Observers in the snowy Soviet
capital who remembered the arrival
of many other distinguished foreign
visitors were surprised, however, at
the absence of Foreign Minister
Molotov, guard of honor, a band
which usually plays the national
anthems and at the lack of display
of Russian and British flags.
Speaks Radio Greeting.
Attired in black homberg and
dark overcoat, Mr.. Bevin followed
Mr. Vishinsky, dressed in the steel
gray of the Soviet Foreign Office
uniform, from the car and walked
across the station on red carpet
spread between giant statues OF
Stain and Lenin.
Into a microphone he spoke his
few words of greeting from the
British people to the people of Rus
sia" and expressed the determina-
ton to work for peace and security
and against any future aggression
To Mr.. Vishinsky, who had en-
tered the station a few minutes
earlier, laughing and joking with
Soviet aides, Mr.. Bevin gave assur.
ances he had been comfortable anc
had had a. very good trip" from
Brest-Litovsk on the Polish-Soviet
border.
He appeared tired, however, and
went at once to the British En-
bassy across the Moscow River from
the Kremlin, accompanied by Si1
Maurice Peterson, the British Am
bassador, Lady Peterson, his aides
and a mountain of baggage and
diplomatic files.
A platoon of porters in fresh blue
uniforms and white aprons, who
lined up on the platform and put
through a right dress and right and
left face military drill few minutes
hefore, took care of the personal
baggage.
In addition to crowd in Soviet
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Palestine !.
CONTINUED From First Page

persons were wounded in three out
breaks In Northern Palestine; No
fatalities were reported, however.
During the first phase Of the
Sarona attack, q British constable
and an Arab policeman were
wounded by exploding grenades.
Guards at Citrus House engaged
in gun battles with the terrorists
in the streets. Four Jews were re-
ported officially to have been
wounded and hospitalEed, but it
was not determined whether they
were members Of the attacking band
or residents of the area.
The outbreaks followed the in
Perception by British sailors of q
ship attempting to land 600 Jews
on Palestine soil in defiance OF Brit
ish immigration restrictions.
An official announcement said the
ship, named the Abril, was boarded
lat noon OF the port Of Haifa. Re-
liable Jewish sources said approxi-
mately 600 would-be immigrants
were aboard.
(The New York office of the
American League for a Free Pal
estine said the Abril was in real
ity the 205-foot, 8O0-ton motor
ship Ben Hecht," operated by
| the Tyre Shipping Co. of New
| York, which left a European port
with 900 Jewish immigrants
aboard. The crew was said to be
mostly American.
Another immigrant ship was un-
officially reported to be in Palestine
waters, but this could not be con-
firmed.
Two grenades were hurled from a
passing taxi at barbed-wire bar
rier around the British security zone
in Jerusalem, causing serious in
juries to three British soldiers.
An explosion in the Allenby road
army camp at Haifa injured two
supplementary policemen, and
three persons were wounded by rifle
fire In the Jaffa-Tel Aviv martial
law zone. !
The shooting in the Jaffa-Tel
Aviv area started when q group of
Jews tried to rush a military cor
don. The wounded were said to
have been struck by warming shots
which hit a balcony on which they
were standing.
Meanwhile Jewish officials awaited
the arrival in Palestine of Jewish
Agency leaders from New York for
a meeting of the Agency on Monday
to study the position of the Jewish
community in light of the martial
law imposed last Sunday.
Moshe Shertok, DR.. Nahum Gold
man and Rabbi A. H. Silver were
among those expected here for the
meeting.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Mclean Scoutmuster Numed

Stephen Bedwell has been elected
scoutmaster Of Mclean (Va) Troop
No. 1913, Boy Scouts, and Ned Bland
ford, assistant scoutmaster.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Noyes
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miles an hour over icy roads,
handling the cars with the COM
petent daring of New York taxi
drivers.
Traffic Mostly Pedestrian.
Whenever ours wanted to stop, he
would apply the brakes and skid
until the car bounced off a snow
bank at the roadside.
When we saw the round gilded
towers of a Kremlin church shining
in the sunlight across the Moscow
River, we knew we were at the end
of our journey. ~.
Moscow streets impress the visitor
from Washington as remarkably
broad and well-planned. There is
the added advantage that there is
practically no traffic in them other
than pedestrian traffic.
Efforts to keep them clear of snow
are heroic, much of the shoveling
being done by women. Trucks and
buses thread their way through the
crowds of walkers, honking noisly.
Most Washingtonians would feel
right at home here, at least while
in the streets, for this clearly Is a
lawmakers paradise,
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Chinese NafionaIisfs
Drive Toward Harbin
BY the Assoeioted Press

PEIPING, Mar. 8.-Racing the
weather with drive aimed at Com
munist-held Harbin, Chinese gov
ernment forces in Manchuria have
crossed the frozen Sungari River in
strength.
Chinese press dispatches today
predicted intense fighting around
Taolaichao, railroad station near
the north bank 10 miles southwest
of Harbin.
Speedier than usual operations
were based on the certainty that in
60 days or less Manchuria would be
begged down in a thaw.
Best information gathered from
many sources in Peiping was that
the government did win a victory
northeast of Changchun, as an
nounced this week, but that the ag-
gressive Communists had suffered a
bloody nose" rather than a decisive
defeat.
Main Communist operations ap-
parently are centered around the
port of Tsingtao. Small United
States naval and marine forces
are based there, but elsewhere the
Americans were continuing their
gradual departure from China, in
line with the abandonment of medi-
alton efforts.
Associated Press Correspondent
Harold K. Milks reported from Ye-
nan that the last of 146 Commu.
mist liaison personnel had beer
landed in that Communist capita
by United States Army planes.
The last Americans in Yenan art
supposed to leave within 48 hours
except for one man, Col. John K
Sells Of Lompoc, Calf, who will stay
there until the Communists release
two American officers they captured
last Saturday in Manchuria.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Shrine Circus Tickets
Ready for April Show

Books containing 10000 tickets for
the Sixth Annual Shrine Circus
to be held the week of April 81 at
Uline Arena. were sent to 1000
Shriners yesterday.
The Circus is for the benefit of the
Almas Temple Charities and Activi-
ties Fund and the tickets will be
disposed of by the members.
DR.. william M. Mann, director o1
the Zoo, and Maxima Lowe, head
the Circus Acts Committee, havs
already approved. most of the acts
for the show. -.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Spring Dance Set Friday
By Arkansas Society

The Arkansas State Society will
have its annual Spring Dance at
the Congressional Room of the
Statler Hotel next Friday from 10
pm. to l am. Music will be by the
Jack Morton orchestra.
Mrs Thelma Bourland is presi-
dent of the Arkansas Society. Fur
ther information may be obtained
by calling her at MA. 1920, Ext. TIT.