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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ADDING MACHINES. typewrisers, calcula-
tors bought and sold and rented. RE. 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 l4th st

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula-
ti GNiTEp sH cen Sis n 4th st
ADDING MAcHs.. typewriters. eaculators,
price. price NE 1916; CO. 46a5 ewes. Sundays.
10
MISUNDERSTANDING bric-a-brac,. china,
highest cash prices paid Call MURRAY.
BEDRooM, dining room or contents of
age. IA. 1887; after Z pm, GE. 1416. r.
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites.
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
at at once; on viii pay highest possible prices
can 1 today, MR; GRADY. Ma. 2@sso. @ s''
good books on any subject in any field
ssnss piSTk1sT M id BooK STORE, g Fl 9th
aaaas51 6RENNEF lnE PHOTO s3:s co sa Pa NV
CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS, must
be over 25 yrs. old; top prices: china,
glass furnltpTs; r,rCA CH. $500; sftsEnoens,
ss fsHshss Ms sss7 ossl rs. YIN 7sa ss
DIAMONDS and old god diamond watches
and discarded jewelry. Cash paid: ERNEST
BURK, INC. Ola 18th st. NV. DI. 2773
damends into
sHERMAN's JEWELERS.. 72s 14th st. NV,
prices. Ask for Mr.. oPPENHEIMER. ei7
b1AMoNDs, OLD GOLD, diamond pocket
mond Wedding rings; other jswelry pr- psr-
5haSfd 9fHes' eo Pflsss sR Rae st. nw Ne" YORK
cash; prompt removal emo I'VE SS do psi movins}. Sp
FURNITURE. want to buy direct from
private owner; also good used piano; Call
FURNiTURE RE and md household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once' will buy suites,
ed pieees Or n entire homs ssod Please call to-
odd pieces; best cash prices; buying and
HoPWooDs, sth and X sts. NV. NE
FURNITURE-Need mahogany dining rm.,
secretary or breakfront, odd chests. Tay-
FURNITuRE-.Top cash prices: entire
+. s1o ss,
dix, DI: 6977. ~ 'N
GoLDIBrlng your old gold. silver. plating
zoSAH$ofS SAH$ a55Ss Il at $as ssE
DTdC, cNllla, CUT glass, highest cash
KoDAKNspeed Graphics, Argus, zeiss,
Rolleiiex and other cameras or movies
OLD-FASHTONED picture frames, clocks
also antique furn,. china, firearms, curios.
rsIics, sI S, etc EN-; 4ao5 or Wo $500;
sash ss1f aay 81 S5zs 5sa4 any condition; Will pay
PIANOS WANTED-coLoNIAL PIANO 60;
for courteous appraisal.
PING PONG TABLE. regulation size; rea-
FEFfRsGERAToR fanfs1s M5 Rfs gas or electric must be
/ in good condition; will pay $50. SH. s436.
REFRIGERATOR, Gu. it.. wanted to buy
sEWiSG E1t MacHINIs-we Du, all types
repair hemstiishns. bTtsons 6on eoyersd' ss,
SINGER SEWING MACHINES any style cs or
Te SINGER RsssSs ssWN PE'sa MAdaiaE eo @
1913 Georgia avenue NV. Taylor a3i4; ;
dsorss svsnas shsphe4d sGfsa
ls s15R5 1E iHS CO. s''h1f 1l '9s Pa fs
TEA CART drop Leaf 1srss yhee1s is 'ssSt mus
AN INTERESTED in bqylns silverysre
fhpa isRcs MEoNH iH2s ne ss st. Hx
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver,
| jewelry, diamonds, firearms, mems cloth
ing, luggage, Photographic equipment, mu-
and what have you? viii call. MAX
zWEG SONS. 937 d st. NV. ME, 9113.
WANTED-Better grade OF household fur.
niture, antiques and ONCE furniture MA
552a: evenings. GE. 6447
WANTED-ONE TELEGRAPH POLE, 80
feet or higher. SID ALPERT, call MI.
1904. u
WANTED. pony cart, 2 wheels, in good
condition. Call Mr.. Peck, OLMSTEAD
MOTOR CO., CHI. 400. IS
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WANTED, . unfurnished Ink rooms by
middle-aged Christian lady, school teacher.
Box 465-Aa Star.
private family, near Navy Department:
reasonable. Box 4S9-A, Star.
EMPLOYED MOTHER, school-age daugh-
ter, desire room in private home, kitchen
pgivils. Republic 4142, Ext. 1886 s.
COLORED-Middle-a aged man, colored. de-
sires l large ROOM furnished or unfur-
nished, or a room, kitchenette. JO2l
Blaine st. ne. Z"
COLORED-MOTHER AND SON want a
room with a nice colored family. LU. S026.
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cost

1000 JPSHUR ST. N.E.-Double rm. kit.
and laund privils., semipvt. bath: empl.
couple; S45 mo. avail. Jan. Z. DU. 1864.
33s MD. AVE. N.E.-corner. overlooking
park. southern exposure; block transp.,
restaurants, three blocks Capitol. station;
large front room, next bath; $50, others
$40, SIS mo-; plenty heat, hot water.
WOODRIDGE-Larse front room: en-
ployed woman preferred. HO. $3.50. --s
BEDROOM AND LIVING ROOM combina-
ton: / blk from bus: suitable for couple OF
girls. Call after 8 pm. OV. 1923. -
WOODBRIDGE, 2016 Perry st. n:e.-Nicely
furn. dble rooms with adj. reading room;
ideal for couple or Girls; nice neiShbor.
hood: VI block to bus. -
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED OAK AND PINE FIREPLACE
x99aW x1asKX cod sfys5 uo 5ss5 a9d GH eorSS 79SS
fIREWoo6. Dds scrap rap lumber m oo; some me good; od;
So cord you haul; also fireplace and
kindling wood: famous Reading anthracite
CO, -s13 18th St ne. AT. 5919; ewes.
FIR. 5000.
WOOD SLABS, pine and oak any length,
far as seveds S9fo 1oga
ANDIRONS, fire tools. screens and all fire.
place goeds repaired and refinished; p p,,LL. I.
WOOD, seasoned oak and hickory: i'm
mediate delivery in D. C. or Va. Call
AK. 4379 and TIE. s996. 13'
SEASONED OAK AND PINE, cut any
length. immediate delivery in Virginia.
Call FA. 1854 any time. -15
WOOD, seasoned, any length, $12 per
cord, on yard at Annandale. Phone Falls
Church 1923. s.
CORDWOOD, all oak. any length. deliv-
cred anywhere NO 1926 benson. u
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CuM. rukNsshED-MD. and VA.

kIJMS roKfNoHED-MO.0 ana VA.
IN ARLINGToN-Attracti room for .
girls in pleasant. quiet gentle home; S45
per month CHI G641. 10
200 PLYMOUTH ST. Silver Spr.-Lovely
dble rm. with pvt bath in pvt. home:
nr. Silver Spr. business section. SH. 4SO2.
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, private home,
in nearby Kensington, Md. Call PL. 1890
after 6:20 pm. or weekends. -12
ARLINGTON. 23l4 No Wash. blvd, with
private family: tor ) men; like home: 5
min. from Pentaeom and Navy Annex;
very reas. OW. 6614. "A
4IO5 saith ST., MT. RAINIER-Bedrm.
1st f.; man or woman also bedrm. with
kitchenette. End Fl. for lady. UN. s455.
SILVER sPRING-Lsrge bedroom. in new.
pirate home Sligo 493. Ia
ARLINGTON. off Wilson blvd.-Double rrn
ana single rm.; S45 and SIS. CH. 61:6.
HYATTSVILLE-Bedro for married
couple. One block to busline. Call Union
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR CHICAGO 3-rrn,
Sgnn3surnlshea Spt, tor : or rm. apt in
NEW YORK FOR D. Cone bedrm. apt.
Bronx, N. Y. for 2.bedrm. apt, NV. pre-
d derred Mr.; soKoL' Ex. $500 Ext, ssls'
I-BEDRM. UNFURNIsHEp APT, coium-
bia rd. nr. 18th NV; will exchange for l
10 and S: DU. 1850 after 80 pm. -
ONE ROOM EFFICIENCY APT, Murphy
bed. rent $3.50. for . or more room apt.
MI. 045O. %
NEW YORK-1-bedroom apt, for same in
Wash or Silver Spring. RA. $3.50. -
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THE EVENING STAR washtngton,D c. sB-f3
J.,

APARTMENTS FURNISHED lcent.l'
WANTED CONGENIAL GIRL to share apt.
with another girl, in nearby Va. can after
3, GL., 1888. %
CoLORED-GIRL to share 1-rm., kitchen
and bath apt. with another girl; $50 per
month; Call after pm. 462 ST. n.v..
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.

WIDOWER AND 2 CHILDREN. Z and s.
desire rm. and board, in pvt. home: sub
urbs or D. c.: care for children before
DAY s.
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

CHEAPAOtice desks. file cabinets and
composition boards, 4X5. j. BRENNER q
SONS, 1874 Fenwick st. ne. Phone Ii.
TnKiFT SHOP sPECIALs-Fur-t trimmed
coats; suits, riding habit, several pairs
OF skates 500 Ytn st. NV
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furniture, in beautiful home; s75 per mo.
a1s fgetp oe Tosm ~nSoas n.a1 a1n bs p
gentlemen: $40 for ], $40 for 2. AID
2261. Call after ] pm,
aTrRAGT1vf AZ RtiisH ROOMS. distinctive address,
for refined young ladies. Call AID. 1872
ies 1sis PARKwoop tS5 spRDins%sn PI SWNevly furn
twinbed room. inner-spring mattress; l4th
st, carline. Call after pm.
bath: empl. couple; $3.50 each no drink
ing CT smoking. 1888 Pairmont ST. NV.
m 1914 18Th 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furn. single
room, adjoining bath; $3.50 monthly
1850 GIRARD ST. NV, "The Palmer
do"pe rod $40 safs per month TGqm sa5 also
500. 1st ST. N.W.-Laree airy front room
telephone; express bus. call Randolph
pUPoST CIRCLE. 1855 Church NV
seo o0ely o large pE fT9n s45o semipvt BATH couple
for refined employed couple, cooking anc
CoLoRED-s55I 10th ST. Nw.-Bsmt
e seSf Ell TGRS Hp aEDRa for
or 2 persons; respectable: all home priyils
HO. $3.50 -
COLORED-5es IRVING ST. Nw.-clean
spacious room for rent in quiet home; con.
venient to car and bus. )
COLORED-235I CHAMPLAIN ST. NV
Double room in apt. bldg; cooking per-
mitted. electricity. inside bath.
COLORED-1 LARGE FRONT RM.. End H.
for married couple Or 2 girls; Sl2 80 per
week; cooking can be arranged. NO. 1856
p O. Box 64TS. p
COLORED-29 n ST. N.W.-Nlcely FUR
nished room. SS week AID. 43ss. Ia
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HORSE, 5-gaited: English saddle included;
good riding horse, spirited; $3.50 CHI.
FINE SORREL HORSE. good worker,
weighs about 1850; one-horse wagon and
almost new harness: good price on all.
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AVIATION,

I45 WARNER FATRCHHD 24i instru-
ments 2-way radio; needs recovering
81, 900. CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT
Rockville, Nd y
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ROOMS FURN.-Nerthesss tcsnt.,

ROOMS FuRN.-kortheast tcent.) !.
1887 NORTH CAKOLINA AVE. Ne
Front double room, clean, S12 week. Lu.
iss ST. N.E,--Lisht housekeeping:
refgr, stove. closet. linens. plus all utii.
Hall Slosk car lns Lu 6l33 -.
man; in nice home: no children: some
home PRIVILEGES: transp. at door. vi. 1905
coLoREDPEMPL. COUPLE: room. use of
kitchen. telephone; vicinity Of BenninE rd,
$40 month. Ii. 1242 after $3.50 pm. No
drinkers. -
COLORED-l1eo NEAL ST. N.E.-Neatly
furn front rm. with basement kit for a
refined couple, no children: also front hall
rm. for person in refined home. AT. 1865.
Rooms EuRNisHsD-s.L. and s.w.
6SS D ST. S.E--Large front room, for
? or couple; one single Also heat and
go KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-Lse. front
rm., suitable for l or >; transp. TR. 1891 {.
1ia-A 1Ith ST. s.E,-clean, bright double
room, for employed adrlt. s35 per month.
fIshkEa rs Eth sS,f 81: s.E.-Lsrge. clean room:
twin beds; near, Line. Park car; married
eoTosEp eeSps {, ssn'emMs1iE MeiEAS Il AvF svaeh sWS S
Rms. for single men, near War College.
B ST. s.E.-Nicely iur-
nished front room. , Govt girls or couple;
laundry privileses; $40 mo.EFR. S375. i
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.
ROOMS WANTED

COLORED-3 upstairs rooms. unfurn.. can
be used as an apt. 494 10th ST. s.w. after
n n, -
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POULTRY ond EGGS
cATTLE and LIVE STOCK

JAMES FEED STORE, 6l9 X st. NV, MI
O0s9; baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
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1900 18th sT-Nice large triple room
for family OF. 3 boys: hot plate permitted
rates reduced. -S
Evening star., 1948-03-25

Washington March 2 s4s You don't have to accept bald
Scientists agree that your scalp properly treated
when the first signs approaching badness
hair You will surely become bald however you
ness oilness These the first symptoms that hair
needs attention and when notice them should visit
They will tell you exactly what be done for hair
how long will take and what the reasonable cost will be-
If accepted for treatment modern scientific methods
will eliminate the Of hair loss hair will thcken
scalp will feel healthy alive The appearance Of
your hair will improve and you will learn how to care for
for your free examination. The Hair Scalp Clinic Inc:
office located at 500 Bond Bdg SW Cor 14th St and
New York Ave NV Hours: $3.50 AM to 700 IN Saturdays
$3.50 to Pm. Phone Executive $780,
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Hollywood:
Gable to Have
Important
Support
By SheiIoh Grohom

Robert Taylor will replace Var
johnson in Monty Stratton," If he
okays the script he is now reading
Clark Cables Command De-
cision" will get top treatment in the
way of surrounding cast for Clark
It's an all-male picture and among
those penciled in for big roles are
Walter Pidgeon, Van johnson, Rob-
ert Walker and John Kodiak. The
day when one star could carry 9
picture by himself seems to be over
Louis Jourdain is the most likely
candidate for the part Of the bad
boy painter in mo Minor Vices
with Dana Andrews and Lilli Pal
mer. Dana plays pediatrician, and
Lilli is his wife. It's Jourdain who
will have no minor vices.
Lilli Palmer, by the way, will star
for j. Arthur Rank in "A Warning
to Wantons," which she describes
as "sexy, thrilling, adventurous, and
very amusing" She'll do it in Lon
don this summer, while Husband
Rex Harrison makes his movie for
Korda. Now the question is will
Rex get to England for the summer,
with Goth Century Fox wanting him
to stay here to star in Lady Wind
mere's Fan?
Helen Hayes is in Hollywood, but
she will not do a movie of her stage
hit, Happy Birthday" When I
query her husband Charles Mac
Arthur, on the subject, he means,
Heaven forbid! Helen will never
Evening star., 1948-03-25

mans Agreement" Is q picture you
can afford to miss, however. It Is,
rather, picture you must see. One
reason for not passing it up is that
you would miss one of the finest sets
Of acting performances gathered to-
gether in one picture in long, long
time. There Is ample evidence of
this in the fact that Miss Holm won
an Academy award and Mr.. Peck,
Miss Mcclure and Miss Revere
were nominated.
Mr.. Peck, as the writer; Miss Nc
Guire, as his opposite in the tor
mented romance; Mr.. Garfield, as
his close friend; Miss Revere, as the
fashion editor who represents the
non-Jew who is not anti-Semitic
are excellent in the films every
phase. Each of them shows a SYM
pathetic understanding and there
isn't stray false not in any Of
their performances. There isn't a
false note in any of the acting in
"Gentleman's Agreement" for that
matter.
Mr.. Kazan's direction is knowing
and marked by human touches that
help make the film we'll worth your
while.
Mr.. zanuck's courage in marching
the screen dignified step forward
also makes "Gentleman's Agree
ment" something you will want to
see.
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A-26 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON y G.
THURSDAY, as IeA
.NGentleman's Agreement" Has
Its Brave Say at the Palace
By Harry Macarthur

dentlemans Agreement distinguished motion picture r.
brave IN having something problem living oday
aho ouspoken in the it, with rare
by Ella Kazan It speby Dorothy Mcclure
Gregory Peck Celeste Holm John and the
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British Competition
Will Be Welcomed
By HOLLYWOOD

The film agreement with Great
Britain sets the British film industry
up as a competitor of Hollywood,
Eric Johnston, president of the
Motion Picture Association, told
press conference yesterday. Mr..
Johnston, who is just back from ne
gotiating the agreement, added, land
we think that is good thing"
Both industries have the same
ideals, he said, and will complete in
acquainting the world with democ-
racy.
j. Arthur Rank, British film pro-
ducer was Mr.. Johnston,s guest at
the press conference. He said that
his. company hopes to send 80 films
to America this year as against 20
last year. He listed some of his new
products for export. They were
Hamlet" "Oliver Twist" Little
Red Shoes" Christopher Columbus
and Scott of the Antarctic"
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make another movie" So this also
knocks on the head the hope of
Charlie Feldman that Miss Hayes
will star for him in his film produc-
tion of "The Glass Menagerie."
X \ X
James Mason, according to Jack
Benny; who should know, will be in
Hollywood to appear on his radio
show on either April II or April Is.
Hes been delayed by his suit with
David Rose" Jack tells me.
Shirley Temple has refused the
offer by Bernard Straus to take
over June Lockhart's role on Broad
way in For Love or Money" In
the first place Shirley does not
want to do play. In the second,
her boss, David selznick, won't
let her.
Joseph Cotton and Robert Nit
chum can both relax. Each was
painting to play the lead in THE
Evening star., 1948-03-25

"oENTLEMAN's AGREEMENT" a goth
Century Fox picture produced by Daryl
r: zanuck, directed BY Ella Kazan, SCREEN
play by Moss Hart. from the novel by
Laura q. Hobson. At the Palace.
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National - Spike Jones' Musical
Depreciation Revue; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador Robin Hood; J.,
3:05, Sis, 7:20 and 9::35 pm.
Capitol-"Three Daring Daugh-
ters":: 1890 am, 1:25, AIS, 7:o5 and
10 pm. Stage shows: 12:45, 3:35,
6:25 and els pm.
Columbia-"Tarzan's Secret Treas
ure"; II am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:20, $40,
8 and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"The Roosevelt Story;
IL am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:25, 6:15, 8:05
and 9:55 pm. Is Nt. .'r-
Hippodrome-That Hamilton
Woman 2:15, 4:40, Z and $50 pm.
Keith's-"The Senator Was Indis-
Greet; 11:50 am, 1:50, $3.50, $50,
7:50 and $50 pm.
LittIe-'S"The Barber of Seville:
Ills am, 1:25, 3:25, 5:25, 7:30 and
9:35 pm.
Metropolitan - bill and Coo;
11:55 am, 2:10, 4:30, GAS and 9:05
pm.
Palace "Gentleman's Agree
ment"; 10:30 am, 1910, 2:55, $40,
7:25 and $40 pm.
Pix-"City Without Men; 2, 4:50,
TAO and 1915 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts.
Continuous from 1915 am.
Warner-"Robin Hood; II am,
ITO, 3:20, $50, 7:45 and 10 pm.
Evening star., 1948-03-25

COMING HERE - Director
Frank Capra Diu be in Wash
ington early nert month for
a special press reDieU of his
Estate of the Union," screen
Dersion OF the Russell Grouse
HoUard Lindsay play. The
film aoil be shown to the press
and Government officials the
night OF April 2 at the Capt.
tol Theater, the shouting to
be sponsored by the White
House Correspondents Asso-
citation. Spencer Tracy, Kath-
arine Hepburn and Van John
son are starred In estate of
the Union."
Evening star., 1948-03-25

Harder They Fall" from the Bud
Schulberg story. But now the pic
ture has been shelved, at least
temporarily.
Diana Lynn is up for the best
role OF her life-to play Mrs. Mike
in the perturbation of the best seller
for Dick Powell and his independent
company. I guess this means Dick
was unable to borrow his wife, June
Allyson, from Metro. .-
Released by
The North American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Red Cross Aide to Speak

Wilfred de st. Aubin, who has
just returned from service as di-
rector of the American Red Cross
assistance program in Hungary, will
address the Washington Building
Congress at its luncheon meeting
at 1890 pm. Monday in the May
flower Hotel. The subject will be
Postwar Life in Central Europe"
Evening star., 1948-03-25

This does not mean that Gentle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25

lScrlhly to see what steps the
Churches can take to ease a worlo
situation which has boiled into a
crisis at Berlin.
Some of the worlds leading
Churchmen go into closed session
today to work out a. composite, II
not unified, view as the basis for
a significant church announcement
on East-West differences.
Delegates in -Four Groups.
For practical work of the as
sembly,. the delegates have beer
divided into four main groups con-
eerned with the church,s message
to major problems in the contem-
porary wsrld." The group con-
cerned with The Church and In
ternational Disorder" has emerged
as the most important Of these.
"Unquestionably the most intense
thought and vigorous discussion will
center on the so-called East-West
conformation" said DR.. Henry
Pitney van Dusen, president of the
faculty of Union Theological Semi
nary in New York, speaking for the
assembly.
Here members will seek both for
fuller critical understanding of the
issues and for steps which the
Churches might take toward easing
the problem"
Two conflicting. points Of view
were expressed yesterday before this
group, with delegates intently listen
ing to both-John Foster Dulles OF
the United States for the West, and
Prof. Joseph L. Hromadka OF
Czechoslovakia for the East.
Professor Is Challenged.
Mr.. Dulles challenged communism
and declared that the Soviet Com
munist regime was not for peace
ana docs not purport to be-" Prof,
Hromadka declared that the world
is witnessing the end Of Western
in the world because OF
anxiety about the advancing social
under the leader
ship of the Soviet Union"
At a news conference following
his assembly address, Prof. Hromadka
vas challenged on his address. A
man who said he was from LatWa
declared there was no religious free
dom left in his country. absorbed by
Russia eight years ago, and pre-
dicted the same would happen in
Czechoslovakia. now Communist
ruled.
Prof. Hromadka said he could
speak only for today, but that if
tomorrow brought a Communist
breakdown on freedom he would
fight it. In a later interview he
said no restrictions have been placed
on his work in the Church since the
Communist coup in Czechoslovakia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25

| july than in any month since
February.
Allowing for the rise In prices
since 1888, the Board of Trade said
the volume of exports in July was
estimated Professionally at 149 per
cent of 1888.
This probably represents the
largest quantity Of goods sent
abroad in any month since 1929
the statement said, land exceeds
the monthly average for the peak
'inter-war year by about per cent.
When allowance has been made for
the varying number of working days,
however. the quantity of goods ex-
ported daily in July is estimated to
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States Tor the District OF CO.
lImbia, Holding Bankruptcy Court In
the matter of Alfred Ernest Treoer bank
FIRST MEETING or CREDIToRs- the
creditors of Alfred Ernest Treder of Wash
ington, D. C., bankrupt: Notice. is
hereby given that said Alfred Ernest Ire
der has been duly ad}udged bankrupt on
petition filed by him on August 10, 1913,
wln be held at the he, ONCE of the Referee
and K SIS. NV. washington, D. c., on
September 2, 194S at 3:30 pm, at which
place and time the said creditors may
attend. prove their claims, appoint a
examine the BANKRUPT and transact sucn
other business as may come before said
neeting. JOHN "A. BRESNAHAN, Referee
IN Bankruptcy.
m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
lu mbia. Holding Bankruptcy Court.-Ir
the matter of Byron Ellice Copeland, bank
FIRST MEETING OF cREDlToRsETo the
ington, d. c.. a bankrupt: Notice is hereby
given that said Byron Ellice Copeland has
been duly adjudged a bankrupt on pc
tition filed by him on August Is, l94S.
and that the first meeting of his creditors
win be held at the ONCE of the Referee
September 2, 194s. at 3 pm, at which
place and time the said creditors may
attend. prove their claims. appoint trus-
tee. appoint a committee OF creditors,
ex anime the bankrupt and transact such
fore said meeting JOHN A. BRESNAHAN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

REGULATIoN--Amend to Regulation
II ca % of the Rules and Regulations
Relating to Employes-1t being found by
Board hereinafter referred to as the
Boardl that the efficient administration
of the District of Columbia, Unemployment
Compensation Act hereinafter referred to
as the Act requires an a am to
Regulations Relating to EMPLOYEES; Now,
therefore, pursuant to the authority con-
tanned in section 10 (bb Of the Act. the
Board hereby amends Regulation II tA
% Of the aforesaid Rules and Regulations
fish eligibility, for benefits or waiting.
with respect to any week in any benefit
year, an interstate claimant shall ca
continue to report in person at intervals
of not less than one week. or at intervals
of less than one week when directed to do
so by a representative of the Board, at
the public employment ofice in the Dis
trict of Columbia designated by the Board
and tb) file at such office weekly or BIZ
weekly. as directed by the Board, con-
tinued claim for benefits or waiting
period credit, Approved by the Board
AUGUST -, Iq4S
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.ChurehCouneiIBegin
Work 10 Ease Crisis
Between East, West
BY the Associated Press

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 25. - The
East-West conflict has brought the
World Council Of Churches to it's
feet. What are the Churches going
to do about it?
Delegates have listened for three
days to Introductory speeches con-
Guiding the first part of this Church
assembly. They have heard agree
ment on the futility of war and the
need for peace. Conflicting East
and West views have been voiced.
Today they got down to brass
tacks in perhaps the most vigorous
and heated discussions of the as