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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy 7-rm., =
bath house in Chevy Chase, American
Univ Park or nearby Mont CO. areas
must be close to elementary school. IA
QUICK is THE NAME and quick will be
the action in buying your home Tor caSh
MITCHELL QUICK. 81. 773l, RA. "a g.
2 OR APT. BLDG. detached pref), mr.
stores transp.; have $4,000 cash. Box
FAMILY FAM WITH CHILDREN needs 8-bedrm
cash ca tiH' If Il under niTi $4,000 MIR BARTLETT
PV VIII S1SS PAY y sSeSj You CASH for
CUSTOMERS efFsGn hE 2gss WairfSG HSG foR fd ~ 3
sSen ea S Sir RfS5sy a. sa&7
Wf HavE s aG9e GasH 81 BuIfks fiS for homes and
offer9 THos +; FARRELL CO, RealtooEs
WE sfa R.Vh 9A CASH LIE r. tor ha houses eso
our o seGSlGai o. 'ff FLoYD SS NO DAVIS %
Is2s St ny IA 435G eyes nss CO $4,000; 2sqo
eTt9 With WM FsssfS co
Realtors since 1887. 1919 < St. Dl. 1913
frame or brick house: no commission NE
cssa 6ss9l FOR YOUR PROPERTY; 4s,h2Y5 S,s{T5
ARRoII sesfsfmGn GR II W" oi1i ie e7es aes VI 1857
CHARLES 8. GUM has clients waiting
to purchase homes IN any section Of Wash
and nearby Maryland FIR 1905.
your home, business or investment prop
erty is what you desire. call a HUM
PHRIES. Realtor. s08 North Capitol HA
/ AM PREPARED TO PAY CASH for, q
small home within mi; Of Hyattsville
Owner only. HO. 1850 after 10 am.
IF YOUR HOUSE is for sale or rent tc
colored. 1 viii sell st If it can be sold. Il
won't take me lone; J; W. ROUSE 1907
11th st; NV. DI; ios3; ,,,.
have a buyer for your property. WALDO
HARRIS. BROKER, II. 9979. ME. 1884.
6 TO 8 ROoMs-D. c; only; al cash o.
e. A. GARVEY. DI. 450S; ewes. and Sun.
GE $500. or write 1713 NJ st. NV.
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HOUSES For sALE-seuthsost.

ANACOsTIA = out-of-town owner must
sell. Det. home with beautiful r grounds
snd inel alse poreSes' meS if fuil attic and bsn.
st vh Ii 1850 IS sab hho%s yafsn Really " c6sF BEs
KNASosriA. KNsfIeSo5s; a. asSs sSs Nichols ave ss-1st
commercial. corner lot, 50xl70: lSe. g.rm.
400 vi VI 1915, ~
CONGRESS HGTs-De luxe brick bunsa-
low. O. blk: Of Nichols aye aye; custom
M built r. 'DssGs' ssse rm nm' .p.ee ssed se PAIN fno.ts
srinnins, oil h;.x,h:; is; @ leysl Ss .I0, lot;
onpssAniHai onIs' HARTMAN I'M REALTYs Me. Is45
foR1 foIa HSRf b8fosr n eS 1853
for attractive semdet brick home ON, % 1i SIX SIX
foan hsEs a. to q M1TcHEh yesffsh c ouIcK 81
eve. Mr.. Sheppard. CHI 1867.
NEW DET BRICK 9,ks s,,g1, Of, Alabsma H1}s
Ready. to move in; rms. tiled baths;
6, o SSRTnSS sSTR RrAfPS GPsn % to IS Good
A0ps psAFGAfS Re is FoR Or aaS: ieis-Det o rms
bath, OLE lot 6Oxl50; S9,45o, $1,000 cash.
terms. McCUNE, AT. 7190.
pleted at 4th and Valley ave Sc. 20 sold
in 2 wks.. II remaining; only $4,000 cash
and sI0o mo carries the trusts; $l2.-
300 1st trust, 25 yrs. at AZ Is evidence
Of real value Call Mr. Walsh, FA. 42s2,
with FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES,
INC. 1928 K st. NV: MA. 9l41.
COLORED-ANACOST 2613 DOUGLAS
rms, rni bath, h.-w,h.. full bsmt.; on. the bus
line; price. $1,000. Open, or call HART
MAN REALTY, INC, 1345 Good Hope ro.
VT 5QTR
COLORED - KRAMER ST. Sc. - Row
frame. Just completely renovated; 4 rms:
electricity and water; price. 81 200. Call
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

REAL ESIATE LcAW-
Ist AND end TRUST LOANS on real es-
tate in D. c.. Md. and Va MR.. DRAISNER
14O4 l. st. NV. MA. 4157.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; 3 or g. year terms and monthly
payments. P. J. WALSHE. INC. 1115 Eye
St NV. MA. 646S.
WE HAVE CLIENTS to buy deferred pur-
chase money. end trusts. MITCHELL
QUICK, Sligo 7731. RA. 341S.
trust. No red tape. Quick service: HENRY
SALUS. established 1924. MA. 1852
1104 Vermont ave. nv
b. C.; wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., COS u. z. ave. NV. RE. 1919. 81
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nor+heost.

HOOSGS F0N SAkE-s<oftHeost.
CHTLLUM AND RIGGS RID. NE, near
basement brick plus lst-h. den Cor bed;
roomJ; owner transferring from city and
sale desired this week. To inspect, call
kAM nj fhap9 NJ THsockoRTos sfSee Reator ga p
THREE-FAMILY SPECIAL. near Eastern
aEh c a Dot Th'e sod seeon at9ssSe GaG
modern home with gas heat; offered fur
nished or unfurnished; a real income
RFHfHfEf h0af Buck 0uGsN' ST. sE
Ga fSos B Isl Sf. NE-Brick: $1,000. STEINER
s4s TsiS coRcdRAS aa sf Pf ST. Il ss9
7o7 d7'GaV H st, to- ne V0'-'i Ii. $500.
s1.5OO CASH. s6s MO, incl. taxes and
insur.., buys this modern 2.oeorm:' 1a. T0w, ntsh
with FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES.
INC, 1928 K st. NV. MA. 9141.
ATTENTION. DOCTOR OR DENTIST
Splendid corner on 34th ST. in River .s,: ter;
possession with settlement, reasonable
terms may be arranged; Call NEWsOM,
ll10 H st. ne. Ii. 2o7o' Tor appta; 10
CoLORED =. OFF SHERIFF RD,, Chapel
Oaks-Beautiful masonry bungalow, det
with spacious terraced lot; 2 bedrms,, lge
heat; sacrifice Ss,OO0; $1,000 dn. pymt.
Immed. occupancy. TR. :oa7..
GShohhpMsitaS mo- Vii buy tbs io1siY s-bedrm Z.
bath brick home with det. gear garage
and grade level bsmt.: very close to
Armory and Eastern High, School Call Cal
w BERENS SALES. INC. 1928 K st. NV.
Ma. 914l.
Colored-Open Today 1T PM.
A real holiday special, 312 18th st, ne;
6-room, bath, brick house furnished, Oil
h-wh. basement. detached metal garage
3 porches; convenient to everything; rem
ovated throughout; price reduced; down
payment reduced; must be sold this week
See Mr. Davis on premises. AT. 5s17. with
PAUL J. MILLER
my oAo0 or FY T0T0
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STORES FOR RENT.

SOUTHEAST LOCATION. nr. D. c. line,
excel. location for drugstore. Apply 1929
sois Nichols AVE. Sc. Congress-
Heights-Corner. beautiful. new. contail-
ing 200 So # Plus full base basement zen de de-
niture. radio and appliances. clothing:
win give 1-year lease with renewal
1851 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. s.E.. ground
floor; 3 rooms and private bath; ideal
mo- r. G. DUNE. HO. O700.
WISCONSIN AVE. and Brandywins st. NV.
New stores now being built. April
location for any business or doctor. KASS
REALTY Co EN- 300
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AUTO rAucKs FOR HIRE

rolet vans, stakes, panels and pickups.
for hire By day. wk. or contract. PUBLIC
SERVICE DRIv-UR-sELF. 1923 L st. NV
NEW PANELS, vans and stakes, by the
hour. day, week or year. STERRETT
OPERATING SERVICE (Hertz Drive-Ur-
SelD 201 Q st. NV. NO. 1911.
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private sales our specially, II
you a.e buying or selling an automobile
let US finance it for the purcf ases. NOLAN
FINANCE CO., l102 New York ave. NV
Renuhllc 1O0O
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGES WANTED.

REAR 24O6' L'ENFANT SO. s.E-Large
garage, suitable for several trucks, S25
per mo. THOMAS P. BROWN. 615 4th
st s.w., MA. 1919.
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GARAGES WANTED.
TWO OR THREE CAR BRICK garage, To-
cation immaterial; for storage. RE. 636l.
AuToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS.
CHRYSLER MOTOR, 1888; lust rebuilt
SlCO. Phone NO. @933.
FORD D-MERCURY VS. new. rebuilt mo-
We HAVE SS hH AHaArIABhE Iaia loF HF Immediate de-
livery the following rebuilt engines
l92S-1942 Ford.
1933-1942 Chevrolet.
1933-1942 Plymouth.
1933-1942 Dodge.
194l-1942 Chevrolet truck.
1933-1941 Dodge truck.
Liberal trade-in allowance on your old
engine. Use our time payment plan: as
low as S31 .09 down and months to pay.
Also inquire about H,,rG our factory1Te6yilt IT y
Alexandria, Va. Phone Alex. 1900, OV.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
AUTO LOANS.

EXCELLENT FIRST TRUST loans avail
on clean property NV. and Nv suburban
areas; 4ia% UP to 20 years: no fees. SH
1852 WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
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A RURAL BUSINESS
Yes, we have several located In Va. and
West Va. at reasonable prices. See us
BARNEY REAL ESTATE
Tyson Corner P. o. Box 673, Falls Church.
FA. 1865.
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MoIoRcYclE.

AIS. AND MATCHLEsS-The quality
motorcycles see them today. An excellent
selection Of used machines in stock Spares
and accessories also available. Trade and
terms. ALLIED MOTORCYCLES SALES,
912 9th ST. NV. RE. 5O73.
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HolISEs TO SHARE

F-ROOM HOUSE to share with mother
and professional daughter; private use,
weil-filrn bedrm, spacious double bed, D.
window studio, rollaway bed; share bath
kit, dining and living rms; $50. GE.
6s32 4l17 Illinois ave. NV.
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STATION WAGONS.

FORD late 1947 super de luxe; good as
new, actual mileage 13,000 by original
owner; radio. heater; low price of S1,675.
Call OWNER, OIL. 226S.
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COTTNTRY CIUB-S22, 500

COUNTRY CLUB-S22,5OO
eNHittS On iovely wooded lot 1st floor lee. en-, m
trance hall charming liv rm 2oxl4' a. Win rm
Ioxi4. fully equipped kit: 2l-ft screened
porch, 3 twin sized bedrms. and Sofs : lge'
tiled baths The master bedrm., :oxda, :dfc
type. Unusually lge closet, full bsmt.; rec.
rm with fireplace, built-in garage. Oh neat
ia blk. to bus; close to grade schools; va
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EVANSVILLE. S12.5OO

HYATTSVILLE, $12,50O
fireplace, finished attic. full basement
garage: conv schools, stores, transp., etc
Terms OWNER. WA. 1852.
CALIFORNIA COTTAGE
New brick home in beautiful Hillwood
Manor Cheerful liv. rm. with 20-ft; win
dow wall. Lovely scenery, firep!., dinette,
closets. Fully equip. modern kit, incl
Bendix washer. refgr.. range and latest
type steel cabinets. auto. gas radiant heat
additional BEDROOMS. bsmt with outside
entrance. Lge. wooded rear garden. Price
Sl4,5O0. Open Sunday. Directions: N.
ave. 1,3 mi past D. c. line to Erskine ST.
CARL M. FREEMAN, INC.
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TAxIS FOR SALE.

AMERICAN CAB ASSOCIATION. 1887
Champlain St NV. row offers new
Plymouth and Dodge taxicabs at reduced
prices. no dues cherged For information
call MR. DANTE. MI. 1921. Ia
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HOUSES uhEuRhIsHEp tcont.) .

CONNECTICUT AVE. mr.. wardman Park
H6tel-Det, brick. floors, 12 rms, 8
Baths, garage; suitable for use by non
profit research or educational organiza,
tions. Also by physician for home and
ofice, CaI ST. 1895
BRAND NEW. 5-rm. brick homes; SIDE
by side; S125 monthly each. MANNAS
REALTY CO.. 2116 Wilson blvd. GL
or OK. 27S4.
6-RM. HOUSE, oil h.-w.h.. stove and
refgr; at Manassas. Va, 20 miles d. C.;
$50 per mo.
CLAUDE E. HIXON
Real Estate, Manassas. Va. Phone Manas-
sas "a.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WANTED-Truck and crawler-type trac-
tor, suitable for loGging. WI 62b2.
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ROCK GREEK HILLS

PRtNCE GEOh0ES SOONI
BELTSVILLE, in Home Acres-Owner
leaving State will sell desirable 4-bedroom,
2-bath DWELLING with 2 extra lots; or on
Responsible buyer can handle with ABOUT
S4 900 down payment. BRANDON TO.
$3.50.
BELTsvILLE-New unfinished BRICK home
can be disable within . weeks. Very ex.
oncei oneei0AsRf BRASpoN. s5'' To $3.50.
HYATTSvILLE AREA-only, SlO,45Q. on
terms for this six-room tthfee bedrooms
bunga low. on large wooded lot lS0Xl S0l
GGnysnient to bus and nd. stores res M MiIcsLh
1907 UPsHUR ST. Decatur Hsts-1 blk.
from everything; custom built, Oct. stone t2Ir
rec. rm, iavatory. oil h.-w.h,. scree2ed
porch, Lear brk. gar; lge. corner lot
possession with deed Price only 81 $50,
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, l%45 Good Hope
ATTENTION. GIs-only $500 cash and
S65 mo; attractive modern five : room
bungalow; full basement expandable @ attie;
81. 773i. Evening, sH Gas.
BRICK BUNGALOW; only ST. 900 cash and
SsS month for brand-new modern nome
of FIVE rooms, bath, basement ana ex-
pandable attic; first offering. act aulckly
MITCHELL QUICK, 81. 773l; evening"
SH. 674S.
5-RooM. FURNISHED HOUSE; on 1oox
being transferred; close to Andrews Field' ae
OWNER MUST SELL: vacant: lovely g.
room. modern. immac. home: stove, refgr; ;
fully insul, Sc, 900 down: possession Se 1.w WITH
ct uvot
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COIJTMRTA FOREST

COLUMBIA FOREST
AlI-br,ck detached home Of 5 nice rooms:
fully equipped kitchen. full basement, ga gas
large level lot; vacant, prompt possession:
easy terms arranged To reach: Drive out
Columbia pike to nrst street Just pass 81
iIth st. and our open sign.
Columbia Properties, Inc.
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AID. 1900.

SECURITIES BLDG.
729 18Th st NV; ent q. of 5000 50. It
rms; also 5 and 3 rm. suites: light from
} sides; vntl. on A. DI. 1910, OR. 65OS.
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XMAS AND NEW YEAR SPECIAL,
'40 Colonial: toilet and shower $3.50
40 National tandem. Fl it. 2,S5g
40 Colonial, 20 IT,; toilet. shower 3'25G
'49 Landola, 90 it,: toilet, shower 1896
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES, 5000 Baltl.
more ave. Riverdale. Md. WA. 1909.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE,

100 ACRES, a short distance off the Coles
Vile pike between Silver Spring and Ash
ton; good frontage on two hard roads. Well
suited for development For further Ge-
tails call Mr. White (eves. WA. @lS1).
with VIM. M. THROCKMoRToN. Real.or.
Ea,piEV Pai SGaG. uwy REs1DENrI.L-i loo
acres beautiful, wooded. rolling land.
SI95 per acre. Should triple your money
as soon as hwy. opens; u FULLER ULL;F
44S5, or GIL. 2247.
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LUCILLE COOK
FA 3272, Exclusive, FA. 1864.

FALLS CHURCH-$19,5 500
vation; list floor, liv rm. with fireplace,
picture window, attractively decorated dn;
rm., equipped kit, 9 bedrms and " tiieo
bedrms. and 9x1O dressing rm.; tiled bath;
ige. bsmt, oil heat, copper plumbing built
in garage; / blk. from school and transp;
vacant; terms to suit purchaser. May
go GI.
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STORE VALUES

0IOhE VALUEO
1858 Kennedy st. n.w.-Approx. 5000
50. #: $500; heat and hot water included.
800 1st st. n.w.-1st comm, new store;
heat, hot water incl 500 mo.
622 9th st. NV; drst commercial. II
rooms; $3.50.
$50 1st st. ne: 2nd comm, a-story
brick bldg; includes paved parking lot for
trucks; $3.50 per mo.
622 Kennedy st. n.w.-Store and dbls.
bsmt.; S125 q month.
HUMPHREYS. Realtor, sos North Capitol.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
1908 31st pl. NV. todays best buy-New
detached brick: full center hall, 8 rooms,
baths. powder room; large wooded lot; @
open Sunday, l pm. to dark. D. .: bROSE
SEASONS GREETINGS
To our many friends and clients, from the
Office Of
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DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
Of1lces available for business, professional
medical or trade association and others
1346 CONNECTICUT AVE.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL wooded lots, suit
able for ramblers, close-in Arlington,
J. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO., OK.
44S7, OW 44S5 or GIL. 2247.
CORNER LOT, 41x139, facing park, hrst
commercial ROBERT l.. SPIVEY. NO.
l236. Dill R2RA.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
Wallace, Here for Talk
Tonight, Says 6. 0. P.
Backs Cold War
Candidate Arrives by Air;
Shrues OFF Dewey Victory
As Lacking Significance

Henry A. Wallace, arriving
here for a speech tonight, told
reporters at National Airport
today that all Republicans stand
for the cold war;
Asked his opinion of Gov. Dewey
the Republican nominee for Presi-
dent, the third-party candidate said:
II don't think it makes much
difference who the Republicans
nominated" said Mr.. Wallace
They all stand for the cold war
Dewey specifically, because he is
hooked up with John Foster Dulles.
Asked if he expected to take many
votes from Mr.. Dewey in November
hsu replied, "Of course, that's why
the Republicans are attacking us SC
strongly"
The former Vice President and
cabinet officer was greeted at the
airport by a delegation from the
Washington Committee for Wallace
headed by Harry Lamberton, an
attorney. As he entered the airport
building, a large group of his fol-
lowers cheered and waved a big
banner saying, Henry Wallace, VEL
come to Washington
Mr.. Wallace was escorted to the
Willard Hotel by motorcade. He
will be the principal speaker at 6
dinner sponsored by the Washington
committee at pm. at the Statlel
Hotel. The speech will be broad
cast at 9 pm. over WASH-FM.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
6. 0. P. Conservatives
|nPower, Truman Says
By the Assoeioted Press

Senator Murray. Democrat, OF
Montana today quoted President
Truman as saying the Republican
National Convention has shown
that conservative interests" are In
control of that party.
Oficially, Mr.. Truman has main-
tanned silence about the COP con-
vention and the selection of Gov
Dewey of New York as Republican
presidential nominee.
Senator Murray was asked about
Mr.. Truman's reaction after he had
talked with the President at the
White House.
Senator Murray told reporters:
|. He tMr. Truman) seemed to
think the convention illustrates how
the conservative interests of the
country are in control Of the con-
vention and dominating its actions
He seemed to regard the plat
form as a reiteration of promises
the Republicans have failed tc
carry out in the past"
Presidential Secretary Charles G
Ross said Mr.. Truman had no COM
ment officially on Gov. Dewey
nomination.
Mr.. Ross added Mr.. Truman saw
and heard the nomination over
teIevision in his White House study
Evening star., 1948-06-25
Tune to WMAL
For Fiqht Weather

Telephone calls inquiring
about weather conditions af-
fecting the Louis Walcott
fight have swamped The Stars
switchboard the past two
afternoons and evenings.
Should this be repeated today
it would seriously Interfere
with Star customers who wish
to telephone classified ads.
For the convenience of the
public The Stars radio Station
WMAL has arranged the fol-
lowing schedule for late an
nouncements about the wealth
er at the New York ringside:
$50, 6:10, $50, 6:45, 7:05, tbs,
7:30, 800, $50, 900 and $50.
Keep tuned to WMAL $3.50 kcJ
for this information and for
the fight, scheduled for 10
o'clock. WNBW will televiss
the fight.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
Reds Cease Supplying
Food From Their Zone
To Western Ber|iners
Action Follows Stoppoee
Of Traffic on Roll Line
From ; Allied Areas
By the Associated Press

BERLIN, June 25.-The Rus
slams ordered today that no more
food from their zone be sent
into the western-occupied sec
| tors of Berlin.
They stopped trafic yesterday or
the single railroad line supplying
those sectors with food from the
western occupation zones.
The blockade left the air the only
way to get food in to the 100000
inha abitants of the American. Brit.
ish and French sectors. Allied ex-
perts said that would prove un-
workable in the long run.
American and British authorities
said a months food stocks are on
hand in the western sectors and
nobody will starve,
People Remain Calm.
The people remained outwardly
calm in the face of efforts Of the
Soviet-controlled press to spread
fear of hunger and unemployment
and a Russian threat to keep the
rail freight tieup on indefinitely.
L. j. Steck. American Military
Government food chief, said the
Russian food embargo order was
delivered to the Central Food Board
of the German municipal govern
ment. He said one immediate effect
would be to deprive the children OF
Western Berlin of fresh milk. Pow
dered milk is being distributed.
BY their action the Russians with
drew from the four power food pool
which for nearly three years has
been feeding Berlin.
Each occupying power has been
contributing to this pool, admins
tered by the Allied Kommandatura
and the city government.
Dissolving the pool means split
ting Berlin down the middle from
the standpoint of food supply.
The Russians can feed the 1000 900
Germans in their sector from their
surrounding occupation zone.
| The western supplies have to come
in from the western occupation
zones. They can't come in so long
as the rail line Is blocked.
Germans Exchange Money.
| In the American, British and
French sectors, Germans began trad
ing their money for the new
Deutsche mark. which was put in
competition here with the Eastern
German money the Russians in
troduced yesterday.
Long lines stood before exchange
Offices. American armored cars ano
machinegun- n-bearing jeeps patrollec
streets of the American sector or
guard against disturbances.
The official Russian press said II
is difficult to predict" when repairs
See GERMANY, Page ABB
Evening star., 1948-06-25
U. n. Charges Attack
On Truce Plane by
Egyptian 5pitfire
Refusal to Pass Jewish
Convoy Also Cited as
Armistice Violation
By the Associated Press

TEL AVN. Israel. June 25.-A
United Nations spokesman said
today the Egyptians had fired on
a clearly marked white U. N
truce plane piloted by an Amer
ican.
The spokesman said also that the
Egyptians had refused to permit q
U. N.-approved Jewish supply con-
voy to pass settlements in the Ne
geb, and both incidents were re.
garded by tho U. N commission
here ss violations Of the truce.
The case was not regarded, how
ever. as invalidating the general
cease-fire which has held generally
for two of its four weeks.
Col. Count Thord Bonde, head Of
the truce mission. has informed
Cairo of the violations, the spokes-
man added.
The Israeli government also &C.
cused the Egyptians Of violating the
truce. A communique said the Egyp.
tians not only refused passage tt
the Jewish convoy, but bombed the
settlements of Beer Tuvya and Ke'
far Warburg, midway between TIE
Aviv and GAIA.
Attacked Near Ground.
The U. N. spokesman said Egyp'
tian Spitfires pursued the white
truce plane. clearly marked with
the letters U. NJ, until it was abou
to land near Kefar Warburg. HI
said the plane was attacked witt
gunfire as it was about to touch th'
ground. Fifteen shots were fired
(See PALESTINE. Page A-5l
Evening star., 1948-06-25
Finest Housec|eanino
Washington Ever Had
Promised by Dewey
Strong Foreign Policy,
Best Talent Pledged;
No More Red Appointees
fTert OF Dewey Acceptance Speech
Page A.
By J. A. O'Leory
Stor Stoff Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey launched
his second bid for the presidency
last night with a promise to give
this country a firm foreign pol
icy, designed to build "a strong
and permanent peace"
In less than an hour after he
had accepted the nomination in
Convention Hall. he gave this pledge
to huge crowd which filled Broad
street from curb to curb in front of
the Bellevue -Stratford Hotel.
Confident of victory in Novem-
ber, Gov. Dewey said he would start
out next January by having 1.-The
finest housekeeping in Washington
there ever was"
Nobody he added, will have
TO ask money from Congress to find
Communists on the payroll. There
won't be any more appointed after
January 20"
Promises Finest Talent.
Still later last night, on the bal
cony of the hotel, Gov. Dewey
promised the crowd packed in the
street that I'VE will bring the finest
talent in the country to do the jot
of government that needs to be
done"
His first act today will be to hole
press conference, at which he may
! (See ACCEPTANCE, Page A-4.)