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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO..-a4-hr.
service: furniture moving and hauling:
.s9Hks %vs and sss ssgssye TAT At aTss eT FIR o3s5
rooms expert packing. Phone NO. -O104.
UNION STORAGE CO.. INC. est. 1906.
WANTED-Load or part load TO and from
Washington. Pittsburgh Cleveland, Detroit
Chicago, st. Louis, Kansas City. Denver
and Calf: immediate service NORTHERN
VANL1NES. INC, AT. 9243. Ii. 1928, 91s
TRUNKS. Personal EFFECTS. baggage,
etc. PROMPT service dav. night; truck with
efficient white driver. S250 hr. LU. S905.
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience, with
new van; careful handling; reas. rates.
Call any time. MR.. COOK, GIL. 5l37.
MOvING-Furniture trunks. baggage. low
rates; good service. RE. 1921. 81
VETERAN, Just out of the service, will
move or haul anything. night or day; no
job too small. Call EARLE. AT. 1851. "a
EX-GT MOVING, Grating storage. any
where, any time; no job too large or small .
we accept surplus furniture as part-paymt t.
reasonable rates. GLOVER. RE. $3.50. 2S'
EDELMAN MOVING STORAGE CO.
ReaS. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. Ia. 2931; after pm. GE. l4l6.
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING.Fast
service, low rates; no Job too small;
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

COUPLE, settled, no children or pets want
unfurnished small house or 2-bedrm. apt
seft0n Sa AR 01s@
msnt in North Ariinston for 3 adults;
will pay $50 per month for suitable place
sna sse easn ease cH re-
SENATOR'S adm. asst, 2 children, ages
IL and g. desires 3 or 4 bedroom un-
furn., in NV; cony. transp. to Cathedral.
NEED s-BEDRooM HOUSE. pref. in Dis
trict: will consider 2-year lease. ME. 0664
9f FWlnlng sse9 Ext YrNqisr ,Sr s.s,o s
5 Bedroom % unfurnfshed home oeirleS in WASH
e, e plant industry station. Beltsville; Nc.
HELP BRING my family here by renting
me unfurn., 3-bedroom house. Please call
ST. 7eoo' Ext, 1921 or AT. so5a after 5.
YOUNG COUPLE and two children will
lease and guarantee good care. OF two or
three bedroom home. Excellent references
pm. and sliro s ssss ss after re &. 0'4 u2e" rs!
bedrm: house in b. G. or sub: sia5: ref.
MR. sIALL1NG' Elk, 4l2o' Ext. 81. %334.
PROFESSOR desires to rent home in ne
section of D, C: or Maryland; S75 or less.
Children in junior and senior high schools.
UN. 74O7 or WA. $500, Ext 345 -25
ADVANCE RENT, IF REAS. Marine Off
Ger needs 2-pedrm. house or apt, Arling-
ION or NV; EOOQ care. IA. 3Ul6. u"
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and son, Is, urg-
entity need 3 bedroom unfurnished house
with garage. Will pay UP to $50 WO.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED house or
apartment wanted to rent; Air Force cap
tain, wife and 2-yr. old daughter; expect
ing another in July. Call MRS. E. F.
Owens 4412. 26'
SALES EXECUTIVE will pay I'D to 5000
per mo. for or Z room, unfurn., Oct
home. in or near the District: 4 in fam
lily; excellent refs. Phone MR.. BONE,
SMALL UNFURN. HOUSE. in good resi-
Dental section of District or environs;
back yard essential. Box 153-M, Star.
DON'T BOTHER WITH THIS AID unless
you'll have q baby in your house; Navy It,,
wife, baby desire 2-bedrm., furn. house;
maximum. Box 112-R. star. 26s
FAMILY, 3 adults, need
Infurn. house or apt. befor, June l. EX
$500. Ext. 123. or WO. $3.50 2S*
FBI AGENT needs = or 3 bedroom, un-
furnished house or apartment Adams
4043 oGs
NEED s-BEDRM. UNFURN. HOUSE. suit
able for children. Call MRS. WHITAKER
after 80 pm, GIL 1868. -26
NAVAL OFFICER on duty at Pentagon
wishes 3-bedrm unfurn. house in June
Call Owens 1857. -25
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COOPERATIVE ApTs-sAIE.

DE LUXE APARTMENT, in exclusive Conn
ave. cooperative; o rms. kitchen . baths,
5000 "a
Soiaays' SSSp ssy wo % s7Ss Ss RE 1887 eyes and
OWN YOUR OWN APT HOME and save
up to one-half your rent in the process.
Here are four selections in well-estab-
aTe festreted Socially and as to shdrsn
5000 Tilden st. NV. (Tilden Gardens
exposures. Contains bedrooms. Z
room and kitehen. Dt' cai T this 0o ono. eR. WeeP
days for information and appointment
3s1O Southern ave. se.-This Is the
'first resale in this brand-new BLDG. occu
ner Of Suitland rd., just inside the D. C.
line. Corner apt. with . bedrmS. and bath,
liv. rm with dining alcove. kit. About
~ S.5 cash REQUIRED bal. on reas. terms.
254o Mass; ave; n.w.-In the exclusive
embassy section. Vacant; Immediate pos
dentials. Contains bedroom with sleeping
Kitchen, Price subject to reasonably % ofier der
One block Of 18Th M pp. ST. and d coambia Snaas I'd
ntS-I nw-I you don't mind 2 easy flights OF
nairS: sodax mere Is a & value that is well under
aceommodat ation. Apartment occupies en-
contains large entrance hall; lovely dining
srdroEms bed fsns. and baths; modern kitchen
Phone . es SaFy for app p5fe to only En
MUND j. FLYNN (authority on co-opera-
tive plan since 1920. responsible for most
sla. sg &c. ISIS fsYsl0s si
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APARTMENTS uNFuRhIsnrp.

TAKOMA PARK, MD.-6-room apt. foi
rent, $3.50, 81, 1890 -2h
NEW LOVELY 5-room apts.; z bedrooms
living room, dinette, kitchen, bath each
all util: furn:: $3.50 mo-; in Takoma Park
LIV. RM.. BEDKooM. kit. and bath: Cong
Hghts. Sc. middle age, no children;
81 DO. Write Box l5I-R. Star. a6s
FOUR SMALL APTS. In Hyattsville. avail
approx. April ID. one month rent in ad-
vance viii hold. Privileges include Easy
Spinner1 machine. unlim. phone. fiatworE
lroner and freezer space, st floor front
i medium rm.. kit, gas stove and refgr
semlpvt bath in bsmt.; 1st noor rear, one
studio rm. 2 large windows, closets. share
bath; End noor front. 2 large rms, =
windows each, closets. pvt kit. and bath
new elee. stove and refgr.: outside entr
2nd floor, one rm.. suitable bed-iiv. rm
nall cicset next to rm.. kit. on st f., next
TO bath; for employed couples. Call UN
S34S
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HOUSES FOR sALE-No+hsost.

r sIysR a1ps aEs N. N. 1 Sgsy gb ,ov 9Ti1 's
ss4i g soc evss sn' fEek Sssf Ca saos M fssS sr
9Th AND FRANKLIN SITS. NE.-Nevl5 re-
decorated 6-rm brick, tile bath, oil aeat;
vacant; immediate possession; priced for
syss susk fae phk eo eo SOS s0 9sss sss . eE es
srief nome me mr. sth and FrsnGRliR sss' via
ath in coap.s Roff1 sp Hts another
incl porch on End, a. An excellent pur..
Sn Shas. for on. G9knF t9F tss .yps
snAGr1PUG M9li9n fga w6opRfpehAttrsetiv, h5i @ se
story Groom home. oil h,-w;h.; large lot:
aaeR sale se'2p f. e TSS61fs sRoWN' b. ss$S.
Nh. NATIONAL TRAINING scHoo-
Lovely 5-room asbestos-shingle bungalow,
slass-inslosed pIEh poTEeh, h-vh sa;s only ST.
Park-New, semidetaehed brick home; 8
mode modern rooms . and @ bath; I'll, additional powder
heat; deep, level sodded lot stove vene-
ENTERPRisE REALTY CO. Ex 800;
fssT.. iGE. Row . BRICK, with baths and and
hedrms.; bsmt. finished of into once;
s%!.f "a; 70 On a9es
b,ek l., eS9s5s IA ,e1: and so. f9T fa
sSsR si$, ssSr y ,b 81 s;.3 or
semidet brick apt; 8 rms: and bath
Ne Mex sassssftd .ns e. boss s5ss .Rs
sSs u.s. MASS. aas7 ayE st. CAPITOL p HlD-cer. Bay
window brick. rms, IA baths, oil
heat I. .sts sooo aaa es. s6
monthly. GEO. p; MILLER Realsor.
aga ANACosTIA AVE; N.E-open daily.
to PM Nsg ov,9ans;,s homes Of dis
costa Park; rms; full basement; air
rooms. furred walls. hardwood floors, tiled
bath. built;in tub and shower, Price.
oat Bennins I'd, turn risht frst street
TON MARTIN. Warner BldE,. RE. 24ss.
92s MARYLAND AVE. E.E.-Corner house.
1s rooms, baths: detached; 2-story
s25. 600: terms, cash, $4,000: bal in first
w. THURM. DI 3aGs. pos 10th St NV.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIvERsITY-semide-
.aehed corner brick; beautiful rooms
exceptionai n n's suy. os'1 % "a. 200 % to "a .ooo
down Call Mr.. Eitzert, PRUDENTIAL
REAL ESTATE co. MA. 1909 till 8 Pm.
1919 ST. N.E.-Brick, two Arm. apts,
2ls baths, recreation rm.. built-in garage,
sss h.-wh; lmmaculate condition. HENRY
y. wuLouoHBY, 500 Mass. ave. n.e-
CONTINUED On Next PsesS
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ROOMS FURk.--ketheess. teens.,


COLORED-I36i EMERSON ST. NE
Large front rm.. clean; pvt. home. all
privils Ii. 1880 after B pm. "a
COL0RED-2930 18th ST. N.E.-For en-
DU. 1891. "a
ROOMS FuRklshED-s.E. end s.W.
NEAR NAVY YD., 75S 18th s.E.-Nicely
furn. bedrm.; share KIT. eies; refsf:; plenty
Sit sth ST.. sE.-Larse front bedroom;
o very clean house: close TO theaters and
restaurants; plenty hot water; laundry and
phone priviS. PA
REAR NAVY YARD, 1925 Ridse pl. Sc
Single and double rm,; clean. pvt. home;
single, S35; dble, $50 each; c.h.W. TR.
2449. 80
I341 PENNA. .AVE.--Furn. pvt. rm. next
to bath: uni; Phons: Lu, 6962. --26
for couple or friends; plenty heat; hot
water always: private home. 25'
FURN. ROOM for two girls within walk
ing distance of Govt. bldgs; 451 New
Jersey ave Sc TR 0963 -2G
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ROOMS WANTED,

GENTLEMAN, single. wishes room In se,
near 18th and Penna. ave. NO. 1888 after
pm -24
WOMAN STUDENT. white. will stay With
children three evenings weekly for plea Mt
room. Box 166-R, Star
WOMAN PHYSICIAN wants lst- floor room
furn. or unfnrn; NV. sec; rsas DOCTOR
X. 1905 Conn. ave, DE. 22s4. 20.
STUDIO ROOM, with cooking privileges
or small apartment needed by employed
student woman before April lst must be
in vicinity of or convenient To c. w, U
excellent care of furnishings assured AD
YOUNG SINGLE MAN. In pvt. industry
desires room. pvt. bath preferred. in pvt
nome or apt, NV. section or close by
suhurbS. Box POL. Star --06
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Ne,shwe.t.

2-FAMnY BRICK-Will make a lovely
home with .ood income; only yrs old,
condition like new; rms, 2 baths, rec.
rm,, chestnut trim, gas heat; substantial
cash payment: nr. N. H. ave NV shown
by appt. Call CO. 1898 or GE. as41
ewes. PECK co. -
ONLY sI4,5O0-In NV. WASHINGTON: large
row brick. converted into 3 apts. 3 full
baths. 3 full kits. Requires only $500
dnwn Ready for quick sale, Details.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURN. APT, living rm. bedrn.. Kitchen,
private bath, porch: Earase; PVT entrance;
adults. FA O2SS
TAk0MA PARK. oO1 Flower sve~-Lovely
2nd- -noor apt. IN new BLDG: large living
room dining room, equipped kitchen. :.
bedrooms. tiled bath, large attic; bus /
blk. from door; stores convenient: adults
only, available April 4
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedroom apt in ne.
Brookland section. D. c.. for l or . bed
room IN Sc. or Anacostia: phone AID
5441 after d pm. -24
NEW 5-k0OM BRICK HOUSE, semidet.
IN Alex, modern, fully equipped kitchen.
II exchange for / Ice. bedrm. apt. in Alex
GE 4llT. Call Wed. Thurs. and Fri,
y to 8 I'd
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APTs. FURN, AND UkEuR,

HEFINED LADY desires l-rm, kit, bath
3urn or unfurn apt. in modern apt bldg
W; $50. WSdays. EX. 2460. Ext. 3T64.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH rooms. kitchen.
borch; share bath furn., SOS: unfuyn.,
n Dea lee-R GtAx.
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

furnished apartment. kit. and pvt. bath;
ArI. or Falls Church preferred. OR 1i3G
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j. CONN, FLA. AVES.-2 rooms, kit,
Saith, rear; suitable 2-3 persons; $50
2. 2 rooms, dinette, kit bath; suitable
girls; S130. Box 160-R, Star. 24'
G6LORED-442 IRVING ST, N.W.-one
nm, kit. and semipvt. bath: $52 mo- IA.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

NEW 3-BEDROOM HOME in Silver Spring ::
will rent for 2-bedrm home within COM
muting distance of Quantico. PL. O42I
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NEAR WALTER REED-Attractive 2-year-
old center-hall-plan home can be yours
today; newly redecorated; fne NV loca-
ton Contains large attractive looms rooms
INC. INC. i4s4 K st: NV: Ex, sos til s p IN.
19 sa. nsa :bs.s
I'd Pesssssi0n r. in is sS dags x, Ia,s kos Or.
WoophavEs, Rs6s,i IA hs.ns1 nsradisy svSNex a;Ssd-
rm. 2-bath homes, with den and lavatory;
nearly ready to. occupy, Excel lot, splen-
s-rm. brick home. 4
SsS5rsb5SSSn go 5; e. se o. sass
Eyenlnss. Nj Harper, WI 1875. Iss
kassahsHe' rn' dinstte, el.e' kit, Oedr@s bath,
full basement. oil s.-c.h.; completely fuIn;'
5000 ss sssa ~ sSss9 So NC %9 g. \ gsas kGs sSs
s:bedrm.. i-bath brick, $ years old. Nice
" Zoo din rm J. k kkoRzEsDoRSEn szss eSee ea
INC, Oh. 1886, Eve Mr.. Jones' WI. "a 2al4'
AMERICAN UNIV. pARK-slss6o. Sell
dom are we able to offer a det home in
this desirable location at such an attrac;;
figure. Contains nice-sized rooms. tiled
bath with shower, fireplace; stairEay TO
spect. cali Mr. Morey. DU. SILL. with
BURR 1 YOUNG. Realtors, DE. 4444.
BRIGHTWOOD. corner, near Coolidge High
colonial home on large fenced lot; bed
rms. on Ist floor, liv. rm,, nreplaee'
screened porch, sarase: CAN Mr, Tabb'
wo. 1857, with THOMAS L. PHILIPS.
aIs KENNEDY st. N,w.-v.eant. Open
daily, 9 70 5 pm First commercial corner
brick. aptS.. Ne. 1894. 30
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garage. fireplace, deep freeze. Venetian
blinds. storm windows and doors, rumpus
portation. Clara Ridgel1, FIR. S433, with
eoLoNTAi. VILLAGE wi AGE, in the heart of Rock
III na s4sf ths ipsnsd Is
SO many unusual and delightful features
and personality and viii please the meticu-
ddS hHyer in Sho ea Wy s9a sa n m
kE!ETy Il; x Sssis1zs, is @ sSS ksH Egrk iSs ays;
st. n.w.-Beautifully decorated and in i'm
offers this 7-yearsold brick Colonial home.
with mirrored fireplace and French doors
to screened living porch. cheerful dining
room. streamlined kitchen, delightful pan
2 baths and sun deck on second floor;
stairway. to semifinished attic With built.in
cedar storage room; paneled recreation
ssTage; Iaundersil automatic washer:
maids room and bath: lovely fenced and
ss splendd nsius a ooo ono can Wa seaS
pE ERANK PHILIPS DI Hall co,on,.,
center-hall home Of finest clapboard Con-
large den on on ist fooI ztain-sias Sedrms:
anu UtluS on ZnQ H. lge. 0EQTInS. ana
tiled bath on 3rd f.; paneled rec. rm.
with bar and fireplace: excellent value at
S33,5On Call WO. 1874 or FRANK g.
PHILLIPS. DI. 14l1.
Mr.. ST. AIMS, immaculate, Wilson High
Finest and most desirable location
handsome center-h brick Colonial, with
paneled den and Law on 1st A.: 3 bedrms
2 baths on end: large bedrm. and bath
on 3rd H.: paneled recreation rm. with
firepl,. screened liy. pch., built-in garage;
superb construction and in perfect cond-
dition. Call WO. 4754 or FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411
Mr.. GREENWAY APTS.-six rms. semi
det. brick home; rec. rm. in bsmt: suit
able, for apt: gas heat. practically new
cond.; reas terms. SI4.750: move In
with down payment. Call RE. 1898 till
8 pm, GoLDSTEN BROS, 1929 L st. NV.
AMERICAN UNIV. Park -15 new dst
brick homes, GI approved. on Alton pl. be-
tween 43rd and 44th. Just 2 block from
Sears Roebuck on Wisconsin ave. near
schools, churches, stores and transp.; 6
rms. bath and half gas heat. screens
througfout. elec. refer. gas stove. For
Information, call Mr.. NOLAN or Mr..
KNOX, MA. $3.50. or nights. DU. 1887,
Ext. 304. House ooen at 44th and Alton
Saturday and SUNDAY.
GEORGIA AVE. and Hemlock st. nw-e
rms, semidet. brick; powder room on Il, g
aeor; prieed at S1S,2So; ,2So; cail till Q. kAY
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YOUNG COUPLE. native Washing tonlans
vet. urgently need bedrm. apt. immed in
f012. 3 to 4 pm; DI. ss75 after 4 pm
.,sl*
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BRADLEY BoULEyARDn

bKAULET BUULEVAKD"-JuSt listed; q
short distance east of Kenwood This al
most new detached Cape Cod brick home
with bedrooms and bath on LIST fl. and .
bedrooms and bath on End A. features
lovely picture windows, large wood burning
fireplace, gas &C. heat, electric refriger-
ator ETC.; near schools, stores and tranSp.
with deed. Priced to sell. Call ME. 1879
til 8 pm, j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Real
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UNDERWOOD ST

area will be ready
rm., din. rn1., kit
bae IN on 1st A.; 2
on 2rd fl. These
completion. Call
BOAz, Realtor, 742
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Union Urges Wallace
To Drop Candidacy
~ the Associoted Pfess

NEW YORK, May 17.-An AFI
union. describing the third party
= movement as IAN adventure that
can serve the interests only of re-
action and the Communists" has
called on Henry A. Wallace to drop
his presidential candidacy.
The statement was issued by the
United Hatters. Cap and Millinery
Workers International Union in q
report made public by Max Zarit-
sky, union president, last night or
the eve of the unions biennial con-
vention.
Mr.. Zaritsky was to read the re-
port today at the opening session
for which Mayor William ODwyel
Of New York and Mayor Vincent J
Murphy of Newark. N. j., were
scheduled as speakers.
Mr.. Zaritsky said. in the report
"Wallace talks labor and acts Com
munist. He talks liberal and acts
reactionary. Instead of supporting
and strengthening labor's forces. he
is out to divide and disperse them.
without scintilla Of genuine
support behind him." Mr. Zaritsky
said. Mr. Wallace has the impu-
dence to speak in labor's name He
has been challenged to demonstrate
where, when and how the labor
movement has given him a fran
chise to speak as its spokesman, but
he has not met the challenge.
Similarly, he has been challenged
to demonstrate when. where and
how any liberal grouping which is
not geared to the Communist Party
line has asked him to become their
political Messiah, but he has evaded
this challenge, too"
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Marine Veteran Offers Eve
To Girl Victim of Air Rifle

need any more education, but
Katherine does. Shes just a
youngster and she needs her eyes
more than I do"
Doctors at the hospital, however,
told Mr.. Abel that his offer couldn' t
be accepted. Although operations
have been perfected to replace GER
tain portions of the eye, the entire
organ cannot be replaced
Anyway, Katherine herself, who
hopes to leave the hospital Wednes-
day, would not allow Mr.. Abel to
sacrifice his eye for her, her father
reported. The plucky youngster has
told her mother that she is looking
forward to getting back to Kramer
Junior High School next September
and has promised that her handicap
will not make her fall behind in her
studies.
The child's parents said this
morning that charges will not be
pressed against Harry Carlson, 18
of 1125 Chicago avenue Sc, who
fired the gun. They added, how
ever, that they hope to see air rifles
outlaWed in the District.
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Jap Plot Reported
To Hide War Crimes
BY the Associoted Press

TOKYO, May ia conspiracy
among high-ranking japanese Of
ficers to conceal evidence Of war
crimes-after Japan's surrender
was reported today by Australian
Investigators.
1t. Col D. L. B. Goslett of Sgd
ney, chief Of the second Australian
war crimes section, said the plot
began a few hours after the sur
render. One japanese Army COM
mand, he added. ordered that mat
tSrs of war crimes are fight to the
last against the Allied forces"
Col. Goslett said the conspiracy
stretched from the South Pacific
into the japanese home islands. He
charged that many top japanese
Army and Navy officers still are
stubbornly carrying out the plan.
False lists of Allied prisoners we're
prepared in a effort to show they
died in Allied bombings, disease or
aboard prison ships en- route to ia
pan. the investigator said. He cited
a 20-month investigation of one
case:
Twenty-three Australians and
nine German missionaries were
strangled and their bodies thrown
into the sea. Japanese fleet head
quarters at Rabaul ordered that AL
lied investigators be told the prison.
ers were aboard the ship Kowa Maru
sunk by Allied bombers OF New
Britain.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
us. Expected 10 Make
Policy Declaration on
Arab Invasion Today
BY the Associoted Press

LAKE SUCCESS, May 1.-THE
United States is expected to
make an important policy dec
laration today on the Arab in
vasion of Palestine.
There is no indication what the
policy will be. 1t is agreed in
United Nations circles, however,
that the United States position may
determine whether the Security
Council can act effectively to stop
the fighting in the Holy. Land.
AS the council arranged to meet
this afternoon, Warren R. Austin,
the chief United States delegate,
kept close contact with Washing
ton, where the Palestine problem
was considered on the highest levels
over the week end.
A spokesman for the American
delegation said instructions were
expected before the council meeting
Soviet Delegate Andrei A. Gro
myko declined to discuss his plans
or to say what Russia's attitude
would be on Israel's application for
U. N. membership.
Israel Applies to U. N.
Yesterday. the new state of Israel
applied for membership in the
United Nations, while King Alb
dullah of Trans-Jordan filed formal
notice that his troops had invaded
Palestine. Abdel Rahman Azzam
Pasha. secretary general of the
seven-state Arab League. advised
the United Nations that Arab inter-
vention in the Holy Land was
undertaken for the sole purpose
of restoring peace and security and
establishing law and order"
He repeated demands of the Arab
League states-Egypt, Syria, Leba-
non, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Trans-Jor-
dan and Yemen-for an Arab state
covering all of Palestine.
Abdullah said the invasion by his
forces was necessary Ito protect un-
armed Arabs against massacres.
BE sure that we shall be very
considerate in connection with the
Jews in Palestine, while maintaining
at the same time, the full rights of
the Arabs in Palestine"
Israels application for U. N.
membership was submitted by
Moshe Shertok, foreign secretary of
the new Hebrew states provisional
government. He said the provisional!
government would act until duly
elected bodies of state can be set
up under constitution to be
drafted by a constituent assembly
which is to sit not later than Octo-
ber /.
If the United States fails to press
for firm action against the Arab
countries, it appeared almost Ger
tain Russia would do So
In another move to try to halt
the fighting, the five big powers
arranged to meet to select a U. N.
mediator for Palestine. The task
of picking the mediator was handed
to the big five by the special Pales-
tine assembly which adjourned Fri
day. Count Folke Bernadotte,
president of the Swedish Red Cross,
has been mentioned for the post.
Evening star., 1948-05-17

JUST CALL ME GENE AUTRY-Alvin Morgenstein of
AIS Chicken House. 629 Fourth shown here with
150pound goat, captured by him this morning Billy"
stroed down the street in front of the restaurant After las
song the goat holding him for his owner, Ray Haskns,
eoored 3s SW Morgenstein offered his captive
beer while he waited Billy teetotaer settled for turnp
green's. Star STAFF Photo.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Five Endorsements
,0f Bill 10 Curb Reds
Announced by Nixon
BY the Assoeiotsd Pres,

Representative Nixon. Republican,
OF California made public today
five statements indorsing the Mundt
anti Communist bill now before
Congress.
They were from the Catholic War
Veterans of American, John Foster
Dulles, Republican foreign policy
expert and a New York attorney;
Donald M. Richberg, Washington
attorney and labor law expert; Ray
mond Moley, editor and commenta-
tor, and Robert Milan of Jackson
vile, Fla, chairman of the American
Bar Associations Bill of Rights
Committee.
Debate on the measure, which
Representative Nixon helped draft,
will be resumed in the House to-
morrow. It started last Friday.
Would Make Reds Register.
The bill would compel Communists
to register and would make it a
crime to take part in any activities
intended to overthrow the United
States Government in order to estab-
lish totalitarian system dominated
by foreign country.
Mr. Dulles called the bill "a praise
worthy attempt to deal honestly and
in the American tradition with
very difficult and confused situa-
ton"
Mr.. Richberg wrote: II think your
committee has done a very good Job
in handling what you recognize as
a very dif11cult problem. Some leg
islation to deal with the Communist
problem is absolutely essential"
Mr.. Moley described it as "an
excellent attempt to deal with a
grave problem within constitutional
limits"
Milan Fav0rs Purposes.
. Mr.. Milan said: Il am in favor
Of the general purposes and objec-
tives and requirements of the
Mundt-Nixon bill. 1t is carefully
drawn and in my opinion constitu-
tional."
The Catholic War Veterans ex-
pressed 'wholehearted" indorse-
ment.
Mr.. Nixon on Saturday asked At
torney General Clark to investigate
alleged forgeries of signatures on
congressional mail opposing the bill
Mr.. Nixon said members of Con-
gress had been deluged with mail
urging them to vote against the
measure and he said he had talked
with the FBI about the possibility
Of forgeries.