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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

OFFICE OR BUSINESS at 9th and Eye,
sl5 Eye st. NV. Entire 2 floors; s rooms,
3 lavatories; recently remodeled HOWEN-
STEIN REALTY CORP, 141S H st. NV,
NEARING COMPLETION, a715 Ga. ave
n.w-Lge 1st flr. store. 25xl00 it. with
4 Offices on 2nd fir. available on or about
June Is. For further information, FLOYD
E. DAVIS, CO., 1929 ST. NV, Ma.
0352 Ill
South Washington ST. in Alexandria; owner
will build for and lease to desirable ap-
plicant; write full particulars to Box
214-B, Star
I4Ie NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-Two- story
building on lot 2s1a feet wide; front may
be altered; an excellent building in good
downtown location; exceptionally low rental
of 81 1925 per month long or short term
lease. Phone or see j. T. STEWART, 9OS
Union Trust Bldg, MA. O44O. 13'
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

NORTHWEST-We have cash buyers in.
terested in 4family units, apt houses and
GINBERG, RE. 1880 or RA. 1928.
AM INTERESTED IN AUNT APT, prefer
Sc, near Minnesota ave. Please call AID.
5EsiRG Sfsi e 70 rs PURCHASE desirably located
income producing property. For our own
cal MR.. sCHLAiFER. RE 1858. To-
HAVE CLIENTS with up to 100000. cash.
To invest in all types income producing
properties For quick action call or write
REAL ESTATE INCORPORATED, Radio
Bldg, Arl, Va, CHI. s1OO, OW. 1872. q
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

or terms. from owners only. State facts
LIST YOGR BUSINESS PROPERTIES for
rent or lease with JAMES L. DIXON &
critics in choice location. See Mr. Dixon
personally at 1922 18th st. n.w or call
ST 1000 10
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SUB. PROP. SALE OR REhT-Mp.

h-w.h.; large lot, 75xl00; back yard in
closed with picket fence: 95l4 R. I. ave,
Hollywood. Price, S13,95O. terms or S14Q
monthly rental: immediate possession. J.
c. LEWIS. WA. 2S13; ewes, WA. 1859.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR on St.. across from
Hecht Co. approx. 1,400 50. IT,; cool,
light and attractive building; unusual op-
portu6nditSy; $3.50 per month. Elk. 47s7o or
1881 MASS. AvE-Availabls June 1. Ez-
cellent downtown location for organiza-
ton. Will lease for term Of years TO
satisfactory tenant; IL rooms. baths.
h:-w. oil heat: inspection b. appointment.
Phone Ho, 316s: o..
diana ave: fenced: suitable sale used cars
or parking; low rental. W. L. SIMPLIFY.
Rea altor, 927 18th st. MA. 1855. 10
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

EAST CAPITOL and Benning rd.-2S. 500
So. it., with 27S-1t frontage on East
Capitol. MICHAEL WALSH IL SON. 121l
Eye st. NV, RE. s2S2; ewes. CO. $3.50.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

free appraisal. SCOTT SANDERS, 1918 So
G.p s. :x TR IS osss; sr eyes, x,,r w. @ 1890.
or brick, white or colored: IA years ex.
perience Call Mr. WALTER MILLER
NE. $500 or De. 534e; Ill
DO you WANT TO sELLs We can sell u
snt service; list II now. Call Tx. 2655,
PAsTOR-LuTz. INC. 1l2s Vermont svs.
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Let us help you We invite your in
spection. THOMPSON & GRAY, Realtors,
QQ4 EllSWnrfh DIR Glion


COLORED-THIS is your opportunity to
own an excel. 5-rn. home; complete with
2 inclos. porches, fun bsmt, beautiful lot,
5Ox150:. fruit trees, shrubs. and flowers;
excel. terms WILL ROGERS REALTY,
days. HY. O391; ewes, TO. 5032. $
COLORED-b RMS. AND BATH, convert
storm and screens. closed-in porch. hot
water heat, new stove; large lot space for
garden, chickens, flowers. Call owner,
Franklin 7010. $4,000; $1,000 down. TO-
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SUBURBAN REkT-MARYLAkD.
l-ROOM HOUSE for rent on farm, with
electricity. Address MRS. C. M B.
CLAGETT, Mitchellville, Nd. 9.
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MODERN s-ROOM HOUSE,

MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE, located on "
acre; fruit trees. strawberry beds, grape
cooKMAS e; K SaT REaLrY: Al .0'S' Or Cd s 1871
FALLS CHURCH, desirable Broadmont sec
ssths sar s sT4 eond ss
soN REAM9 soN sosn 11as No. No. frVns Ha st.
h,lns'oR hYoN %iLEaGfbssusiiuy Ia H esHG located
hedrm. red brick on excellent;y landscaped
lot; lst 4. has bedrms. each with
rm.., fully, equipped kit. side screened
porch: End Il. contains huge bedrm. with
ise closet an; and Y bath basement easement has a;
a'.xh., n hish ceiling. laundry trays; det a
brick gar; has slate roof: eonv. to shop
ping school, transp: FRED J: GEORGE,
Realtor' 2l13 No. Gieoe rd'' call GIL. 6I'T
PofSMac p H6 ei4l lk1vEn-aa .er., of ground ms
mostly wooded, with 491-ft. river front.
livinsG room with fireplace, large kitchen
equipped with new electric stove and re-
lrissrateT,e bedrooms' bath. fc. screened
porch; pore Sl5,s3o. s MeCAf MccA1' Feai-
ZEE sEiLf fh hHayES-s5. sSis 900 cash and siso
per month will buy a S33.7 $50 new home
4 bedrooms, 3la baths, maids room with
bath. Lot is spacious and wooded Imme- @
date oceupaney Cal ALL Blanche e, I SaSon; ton;
J. OLMI, Jr, Alex. 1890 IS
MCLEAN, VA, miles to D. C.--New 6-rm;
batil on 1st f.: bedrms. and VI bath
upstairs; full basmt., oil &C. heat. Priced
at S11 500. approximately $4,000 cash.
CHARLES ". PETERS. Real Estate Broker
NEAR FALLS CHURCH. in section Of
estates: 8 acres. b:rm. and bath bunsaloE'
stantial cash CHARLES ". PETERS,
Real Estate Droksfh Tslls Church 012S.
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NEAR DAMASCUS. MD. on Route sO-s-
room frame house, modern conyeniences,
garage, barn and chicken houses; II "a
acres of good ground with frontage of 225
It. on paved road; reasonably priced at
S13, 800: easy terms
Near Rockville. Just off Route 24O; mod
ern 2-story masonry and stucco house,
containing rooms, 2 baths and full base
ment: can be purchased with "a acre or
; acre Oh Roon on i9rrIle @ sr1und; For fHil IN in
exclusive agent. Rockville oSSS q
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CoLORED - s-UNIT APARTMENT, low
rental, less than times annual income.
Excellent buy. Call JAY REALTY CO.,
COLORED-19-UNIr APT. BLDG. in excel
lent NV location. Low rental schedule.
Shows very good return. Call Mr., Pelot.
with H, G.. SMITHY CO.. ST. 5000; or
ewes, CHI 1891. 10
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NEAR CENSUS BUREAU-6-room brick
Cape Cod bungalow. completely furnished
full basement, oil h.-wh.; S16,5O0; terms
Central avenue, miles from D. c.
6-room frame bungalow, bricktex siding.
full bath, oil h.-w.h.. part basement,
$4,000; terms. WYV1LL REALTY CO.,
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brlck, brlcR garage: summer mousse nCt
yard with sturdy play equip; bsmt,, pr,lsa:: pla:
s16.5oo. 246 North Granada, Just of
Lee NILES HlEd From Gpes wy tIms
bsmt: on good road; including 81. or q
acres. 25 in nice timber, 8 clear; S5;0 0ot
LOVELY LOVELY 6cGsToM.BGIIT BRICK, in bette
neigbborhood of Falls Church; 3 master
garage; extra y bath on lst A.; lot So,
CARoLINE L. CAMPBELL, All Lee hwy,
KNOTTY-PiN PANELED DEN on lst
of this new 2-bedrm. home near Chester
brook; lge. corner lot; tull bsmt:; oil &c
cARoLINE L. CAMPBELL. Ali Lee hwy.
sio,5oo. WITH $1,000 CAsH-2-bedrm
RnWh. RuHsh.0" cARoLfNE /. cAMPBELE, AT Al
Lee hwy, Glebe S04G: Owens s34 -
orfA end sun nor 1dS s ase ST. 1G
y bath, ne-paneled den. ,lv. rm., din
sssl%s sssHnpsd and f 0ath f RoFsh o
i immed. poss. Exclusive Phone MR.. PUR
0NIY SsS 'ssksS6 ssssoEYes 2ls.-W that's full price
little gem 3-rm and bath frame home
owner leaving; Open SUN, 20 pm: 70
! CALeQ at $3.50 Suu St. % near SOlufHDli
pike and Glebe rd.: elec. and gas. Ac
quickly LARRY o. STEELE RE o493
MILITARY Mi T2E pERsoNNEL-Lovely 2-stor.
center-ha 3-bedrm. Colonial brick; newl
recond.: mr.. shopping and bus lge iiy
rma;, flireplna6ee. lovely t1ooEs; Ige lot; sl6
FALLS CHURCH yIC.-Nice location: lge
mod 5-rm. bungalow; basement; furn.
dandy 75xl50 lot, fruit and shrubs: hu!
at $40, 900, DICK TRACY. excl, OK
WHITE BRICK RAMBLER-Four bedrms
on st floor. = upstairs; lge. studio liv
rm. with adj. din. space: ! blk. to new
Grade school; walking distance parochia
school: blks. TO bus and shopping oper
= 10 Il pm. Sat. and Sun, llU5 Seatof
lane, Virginia Forest Falls Church. ASK
US REALTY CO., excl, GIL. 1852 and OK
'.ti5g -
ARLINGToN-open Sat. and Sun. from ]
TO & pm, 1925 So 4th St; 6-rm- brick or
large lot. 9Ox140. with beautiful shad,
trees: 1st floor, entrance hail. lge. liv. rm
with fireplace, fun din. rm., equipped kit.
extra large side porch; 2nd floor has
bedrms., tiled bath, full sunlight bsmt
with lavatory, oil h.-wh.: vacant; i'm.
mediate possession. Directions: Drive ou
Lee blvd. past Glebe I'd. about 3 or
| blocks to Ebingdon St, left on EbinEdor
to 4th st., left on 4th st, to open sign; o.
| get Bancroft bus at 18th and Pa. ave. t
| 4th and wakefield sts. Exclusive with
| HICKS REALTY CO.. Realtors, 3T00 Mt
| Vernon ave, Alexandria, Va. ov. Seo7
OV. 1856; svea-. CH- e3z7. 30
Evening star., 1948-01-12
u. 5. Studies Legality
OF Arms for Palestine
Rx the Nsoeiutsd Press

ASBURY PARK, N. j., Jan. 12.-
Spurred by the demands of two
members of Congress for an ex.
PLANTATION of the sale of 100 tons o1
war surplus high explosives destined
for Palestine and seized in two
State roundup, Federal officials to.
day studied legal aspects Of the
transactions.
The Jewish Agency for Palestine
said it had made the financial ar
rangements for the quantity Of ex-
plosives found here Thursday, and
stated that the materials were
legally procured to await legiti-
mate shipment"
Representative Taber, Republican
of New York, and Representative
Auchincloss, Republican, Of New
Jersey, demanded that the War
Assets Administration and the War
Department explain why the Army
surplus explosives were being sold
"at time like this"
"It seems to me it is treading or
pretty thin ice and getting into
very dangerous waters to allow ex-
plosives Of that kind to be exported
without strict Government super.
vision to be sure that they do moi
get into hands where they might
endanger the peace of the world,
Mr.. Taber said.
The State Department hac
banned shipments of arms ano
munitions to the Middle East since
December s.
Evening star., 1948-01-12
Mass Drive Launched
lon D. T.. tuberculosis;
LX.Ray Clinics Open

The largest mass drive on tuber-
culosis ever undertaken in this coun-
try began today in the Capital, with
5000 District residents due to re-
ceive free chest examinations dur
ing the next six months.
District Commissioners John Rus
sell Young, Guy Mason and Gordon
r. Young set the example for the
entire Washington community when
they reported this morning to be
X-rayed at temporary survey head
quarters outside the District Build
ing.
Representatives of the three agen-
cies sponsoring the tuberculosis
lstudy-the District Health Depart
ment, the United States Public
Health Service and the District
tuberculosis Association-were also
present for the opening ceremony at
II am.
Surgeon General Thomas Parran
Of the USPHS explained the ma
tional significance of the survey, first
to be undertaken in a city Of more
than 100000 population.
Seeks Real Eradication.
'This is a part of a Nation wide
program under which we hope at
the end of the next five years to do
a comparable survey in every city
Of more than $4,000 in the United
States" he declared. I'VE need no
longer attempt merely to control
tuberculosis. We can look forward
to its eradication"
Commissioner John Russell Young
appealed to radio and television
audience for Washington's fun sup
port of "this worthwhile project
and Commissioner Mason said the
x-ray program gave every one a
chance to "help your doctor help
you"
Federal Security Administrator
Oscar r. Ewing, District Health Of
ficer George G. Rutland, DR.. A.
Barklie Coulter, District tuberculosis
chief; William E. Leahy, campaign
chairman, and Mrs. C. D. Lowe,
president Of the District Tubercu-
losis Association. were also present.
d. C. Government Day.
1t was District government day
at the survey center, with 600 Dis
trict employees scheduled to be
X-rayed. BY II am. LAG persons
had completed the examination at
the main clinic.
Elsewhere in the city, 10 other
X-ray units began operation and
three other portable units were due
to go into action tomorrow. Each
is capable of filming more than 1000
persons a day at top speed.
Clerks were helping each appli-
cant for the free examination to fill
out a form giving the individuals
age, address and other statistical
information.
Every fourth card had blue bor-
Evening star., 1948-01-12
AZ ''*THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
a.
Sf0S Taken by Customer
From Shops Cash Register

A customer who did not wait for
his order Of chicken from the Skip
per's Carry-Out Shop at 1902 Four
teenth street NV, but did help
himself to $108 from the cash reg
lister, was being sought by police
today.
The thief, described as q slender
colored man, came into the shop
yesterday and gave an order to Mrs
Clara King, a clerk, police said
When she turned to so to the
kitchen, she heard the cash register
ring and saw the man scoop up the
money, police said.
Police also reported that the stand
run by the Washington Society for
the Blind at the bus terminal at
Fourteenth street and Colorado ave-
nue. NV. was burglarized yesterday
and $76 taken. The manager Of the
stand is James Pruitt, 400 West
Virginia avenue, Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1948-01-12
Provocative Policy
OF Russia Risks War,
British Leader Says
BY the Associotsd Prsss

LEICESTER, England, Jan. II.
Russia took its second attack
from high British officials within
eight days last night when Dep
uty Prime Minister Herbert
Morrison asserted provocative"
Soviet policies are risking an
other war and impeding world
economic recovery.
On January 8 Prime Minister Att
lee denounced Russian communism
as a new form of imperialism
threatening Europe. .
Last Thursday the British cabinet
met to survey British foreign policy.
Informants said the decisions
reached would align Britain closer
to the United States in world af-
fairs.
MIR. Morrison, in the first official
address on world affairs since
Thursdays meeting, told a regional
council of the Labor Party that
Britain wants to cooperate with
Russia, but added:s
1--WE cannot be expected to be
happy when country after country
in Eastern and Southeastern Europe
find themselves subject to undemo-
cratic and unrepresentative Com
munist governments, coupled with
the suppression of other political
parties and freedom of the press,
wholesale witch hunting and even
the very unjudicial execution of
non Communist political leaders"
Nobody is seeking to upset the
internal security Of the Soviet
Union" Mr.. Morrison declared. but
added, "can they not begin to re-
verse engines and to discard pro-
vocative policies by which they are
not only running the risk of war
at some time, but which are i'm
peding the economic recovery and
progress of mankinds?"
Evening star., 1948-01-12
BY the Associated Press

The Atomic Energy Commission
disclosed today it has embarked
on q "sizable" construction pro-
gram dictated by necessity and
urgency"
While refusing to give details oi
its program lest it divulge secret
information" the commission said
a large part of its construction will
be at the plutonium plant at Rich
land, Wash, and the Uranium 235
Works at Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Walter j. Williams, director of
the commissions production di-
vision, gave a guarded account of
the agency's plans to the Senate
House Committee on Housing which
today reopened hearings looking to-
ward the formulation Of long
range national housing policy.
Mr.. Williams did not elaborate on
the necessity and urgency" he
mentioned as justifying a huge con-
struction program. He appeared as
the committee began a survey Of
Evening star., 1948-01-12
Truman Places Peace ofWor|d
Above Election, McGroth Says

/ hard to achieve and the brotherIv
love he fought to get, I'll be happy
It wouldn't make any difference who
Is President Of the United States
then"
Senator McGrath, who returned
from a Western tour Saturday, as
serted he was satisfied that all the
Western States viii 60 along with
Truman next fall"
He declared that ut makes little
difference who wins the l94S elec-
tions If they are won by men who
have Gods principles in their
hearts" and urged bipartisan sup
port Of the European Recovery
Program.
"The, task Is not reserved for any
particular party" he added. IF
the Democrats try to do 1t by their
own formula they will fail. So will
the Republicans II they try to do
it alone.
THE hour Is at hand for unity
and purpose. Let the credit fall
where 1t may"
Evening star., 1948-01-12
Huqe Atomic Plant Extension
Revealed at Housing Hearing

Government needs for critical build
ing materials in 1913. &
j. Marshall Mayes, speaking fol-
the Commerce Department, told the
committee 10000 dwelling units
probably will be placed under con-
struction this year in the national
effort to ease the housing shortage
This, he said, would represent a
20 per cent increase in the dollar
volume of housing construction, de-
spite anticipation of a continuation
Of shortages in some building ma
terials.
Before the committee as 1t began
its meeting today was a report COM
piled by Senator Wagner, Democrat
of New York showing that many
civic officials believe private enter
prise cannot now or in the fore
seeable future provide decent hous>
ing for families occupying slums.
Senator Wagner sent out ques-
tionnaires to many mayors and
other officials and made the results
Of his survey available to the COM
mittee.
Evening star., 1948-01-12
Anderson Requests
Standby Price Control
On Wholesale Meat
BY the A..oeioted Press

Secretary OF Agriculture An
derson today asked Congress for
standby authority to. control
wholesale meat prices, but ex-
pressed the opinion there will
be no need for retail price
ceilings on meat.
The Secretary told the Senate
Banking Committee I'VE do need
and we may have to use select price
controls" on meat, and added:
"If we have meat-price control at
wholesale, that probably would be
sufficient"
He did not make it clear whether
he favors ceilings on live cattle, such
as were In effect under OPA, or
whether he felt controls should be
applied only to meat sold by packers.
"Unorthodox Things" Mentioned.
Chairman Tobey said in advance
of the committee meeting that it
may be necessary to do some I'm
orthodox things and mentioned
the possibility Of rationing next
spring.
Mr.. Anderson, in advocating
wholesale ceilings, was testifying in
support of an administration bill
sponsored by Senator Barley, DEM
ocrat, of Kentucky. In line with one
of the sections of President Tru-
mans 10-point anti-inflation pro-
gram, this measure provides for
hold-in-reserve authority to impose
price and wage controls on. a
selective basis.
Under the Barley bill, price con-
trolls would be applied first at whole
sale. Retail ceilings would be i'm
posed only If wholesale controls
failed to do the job.
Sparkman Predicts Rationing.
Even before the hearing started,
Senator Sparkman, Democrat, Of
Alabama predicted that Congress
will enact some form of standby
system for meat rationing at this
session.
High prices and the shortage of
meat supplies this spring will force
us to act" Senator Sparkman said.
Senator .Sparkman noted that it
would take weeks or possibly
to print ration books, train
employees and take other prelimi-
nary steps. -..-.....-..
Senator Tobey agreed with Sena-
tor Sparkman that serious meat
shortage may develop this spring.
But he hesitated about forecasting
what his committee or Congress
will do. -. .---.-.l-..is.;:::as 8
Evening star., 1948-01-12
Supreme Court Orders
Equal Law Training
For Oklahoma Negro
by the A.soeio,sd Press

The Supreme Court today ordered
Oklahoma to provide Immediately
for the education Of q Negro who
desires Law school training.
In another important action to-
day the court agreed to rule on the
legality Of rent controls in peace
time.
In the Oklahoma case the court
did not specify how the. State
should meet its requirement It or
dered that Negro student who has
applied for admission to the all
white Law School Of the University
Of Oklahoma must be given facili-
ties equal to those provided for
white persons.
Orders Same Speed In Provision.
The court further directed that
Oklahoma must provide those facili-
ties "as soon as 1t does for applicants
Of any other group"
The courts action was taken in an
unsigned order Of only five para
graphs.
In their unanimous order, the JUS
tices took no action on q request
that they declare segregation Of
white and Negro students uncon-
stitutional.
In the case, Ada Lois Sipuel was
refused admission to the law school
when the State had no similar edu-
cational facility for teaching law
to Negroes.
The court acted with unusual
swiftness. It heard arguments only
last Wednesday and Thursday. Pre-
sumably, the court moved rapidly in
order that the student may be ad-
mitted to law course by January
Is, when the new semester begins.
Answers Plea for Review.
In the rent-control case the court
granted a Justice Department re-
quest that it review a decision by
Federal Judge Paul Jones in District
Court in Cleveland that the 1947
Rent Control Act is unconstitu-
tional.
Judge Jones said Congress cannot
control rents under its war powers
because the country is now, "in
fact" at peace. He said Congress
lost its rent control powers on De-
cember 81. 1916, when President
Truman declared hostilities at an
end. The act expires February %,
1913.
The Cleveland Judge made his
ruling In a case affecting Cloyd w.
Miller, owner Of an apartment house
In that city. Federal housing off,
cials obtained a court order to pre-
vent him from raising his rents, but
Judge Jones later upheld Mr.. Mil
ler's contention that the act Is in
valid and the order was quashed.
The Justice Department appealed
the decision directly to the Supreme
Court.
Evening star., 1948-01-12
Typhoon Warning Sent
To Guam, Yop, PoIous
By the Assoeio,sd Press

TOKYO, Jan. 12.-The 43d wealth
er wing sent out a .typhoon warn
ing to Guam, Yap, Ulithi and the
Palau Islands today.
The tropical storm was centered
800 miles southeast Of Ulithi and
moving northwestward. Maximum
surface winds reached 40 miles an
hour this morning. They were ex-
pected to increase to typhoon in
tensity of 10 miles by tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-01-12
Weather Report

District Of Columbia Cloudy and
milder with occasional rain this
afternoon and tonight. Highest this
afternoon about, As and lowest
tonight around SO. Cooling and
windy tomorrow becoming colder in
afternoon and night.
Maryland and Virginia - Occa-
sional rain and mild tonight.
Tomorrow snow fiurries and colder
in the mountains and clearing fol-
lowed by colder In East and central
portions.
Wind velocity, II miles per hour:
direftion, southwest-west.
Road Report.
From the American Automobile Assoeia-
tion.)
Roads clear in Virginia. Light snow
falling in northern West Virginia and
Eastern MARYLAND. Mountain area may
become slippery.
River Report.
(From q. q. Engineers.)
Potomac River clear at HArpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls: Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1948-01-12
Mogee in Nuremberg
To Defend Nuzi Envoy
BY the Assoeioted Press

NUREMBERG, Germany, Jan. IL
Warren F. Magee of Washington
D. c., arrived today to take over
the defense of Baron Ernst Won
Weizsaecker, Nazi Ambassador to
the Vatican and former right-hand
man of Joachim Won Ribbentrop.
Mr.. Magee Is the first American
attorney to appear as counsel for a
German war crimes defendant here.
He said he would talk with his
client tonight. Mr.. Magee said he
is being paid by relatives and friends
of Won Weizsaecker who now live In
the United States.
Evening star., 1948-01-12
New Hampshire Delegates
wait to Hear From General

MANCHESTER, N. H.. Jan. IL [P)
New Hampshire delegates pledged
to support Gen. Eisenhowever fol
the Republican presidential nomi-
nation said today they wanted to
hear directly from the Army Chief
'of Staff before taking action on re-
ports that he does not want to run.
The New Hampshire branch OF
the aft-Eisenhower League has
Endorsed slate entered in the
March 8 primary-the first in the
Nation.
State Representative Joseph H
Geisel, president of the branch, said