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Evening star., 1948-04-15

MALONEY's, INC, s126 Ga. ave. silyT BST
Spring-All new equipment. wagons; 500
and up: mapuTs leaders post tnT noie ali disn msks
corn m ~ shelters. hay leaders; dump raksS: ..
ps oaasrs Sinssr sWtns Mssrs
bower bower spraysrs cattle ,sprayers. busters,
one and two row transplantsIs' spike inr. hSr-
naesrs fenss posts asassG in. tIscSss n.
ira ira tubes; ~ "a and a,so ton trucks ln''rna-
T0PsoILWoood. i1SPsa hod rich tepsoil ior lawns,
greenhouses or plants Of any kind: oe-
iiyered IN trgea loads only; price reason MIs
fafE RE: IL TsEEvieE. WE l.na.e.plns; pruning.
taping elevating cavity sGina tgsssmefna ne.
innate. mnst .'ees Can sH s7eo Or TR. 1854. Is
TOP SOIL, FILL DIRT. DIRT, manure; aIa x.sSsd sSed
EoyELY EfSyEfl sA AFRIcaN s Or vI6L2Ts, guaranteed
disease and pest free. grown In our own
areenhouses eyer 80 varieties va ssS s1Isny nlsnt
pink beauty free with each order OF I
yiolets ARA soil. scientifically treated,
pounds, 35c Ask for price n on yioiets wsih ana
Visitors vhd prs Ueic Welcome. eEHNKE NURSERIES.
right on the Wash gs,to blvd a suIsaT. ss,ts.
RHuBARB, MCDONALD RED, productive,
very tender and succulent. new cut stslks
varieties; free delivery. Phone your ordsr'
Union TAI. RosEIAWN NURSERIES.
fssRFqEai soR fAMFS. MS DELIVERY. 3 h.Y, es,asn ss
ER's TRAILER, Ct; CENTER 9th and Fl9Tida Sd
fTi rroRiSei Riss ri fo5 IlIssin.. Gall .v.. .snd
aARDY gan AzALEhs. all sizes and eolors' for
wholesale and retail. 261o 18th st. ne.
COW MANURE, well r9.s,sd; T.so son,o,ir per
IS bu. s5 per l9 Ou.' delivered @is .opssi'
RRlSTofiILEk RlSTt9F Xk t2ss eho1emas,er garden
Pree Fgts, demonstrstions aemor cENTRIAdLa MOTOR
229 Lee MsyK RSy Ar fn
ESSs I'll snds o Ss58.Ps fe5. s1s
Rockville. WnMd Nd. Phone Rockville S5ss.
.s ct ,.sn e.. :,s, sRs y s.;s f.
sss SEs5 c'fsts as. sPs ssse
T. Har.: .,.. nsssl sssatsn
SSS ssSS fSsSTif sssk a3s 8saa GRAVEL for s To.a.
.srssa ssTsssS b, and sruce er''fSsss psons Wa sa
afa.n, SE Tors1d r d.s.r sHs sale Fl esn' ss af
FRESH DUG STRAWBERRY fLANLo-
I best varieties: black and red raspberry
plents, fruit trees, grapevine, noTsips' TsiGs
JOHN BURDOFr, Colesville, r. T. p Z.
Silver spr-, Md. Call Ashton. Md. 3s4o.
DEMONSTRATORS, RoToT1LLER. rev
warranty, 500 of list price CH. IOOO.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 5000 Lee hwy"
A5,ias5Gh' AoPsofh t.tockpiled Ioam, 50 cubic "a.
delivered Complete tree and landscaps
service. RAs 1879 after Pm .. hat,
urns, boxes, benches, in concrete; ihun-
RopdERs, fg5Isa ss15 Mass, ave. Sc. vi. g4s4.
TRACTOR, Farmail F-12. on steel. very
good conditiesns;s ssso wHIEinss 4a ss gIo" AAe Sl5 '
GahhIRpnENS ahI ni FLOWED AND HARRewED-
Quick service, low standard rates; 60 ans.
s6f'e s6S rSs & SALE sDDro.,m..ely 90 acre: ssr::
sod This is not the ordinary neld SOC.
but unusually nicely rolled and m9wsa sou
Nd, phone Marlboro 1853. LIZ
CONTINUED on Next PaSs
Evening star., 1948-04-15
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, Al home improvements from
basement to @ roof: c no ~ mSney S @ down, years ya
AIRRT tI RRz coN5fRGcfoN fHoN GoRemode C. fa @
Ing repaiTlng and building no JOB TOO
fiInafsi ALL TYpEs sa Of oG GcoNS2sSTnRucrroNResi S2Sn
Dental and commercial; In new g Or remodeling' cling
sskfW * lfis HOME fSSiFasi2s
msshsR5ss 1@S HSSz 81 ss' rates. &:,'s
9eapR rdoms aso eustom
built home bars For prompt service, and
SSI 5TSs sSiipsssE GnSIp csl AT 95o2 AT 1lal
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. fagstone
terraces, walks, chimneys, lreplaceS, ce-
ment drivewsys, Pqrghes retaining walls
lane, Rockville, Nd. Phone Rockville
CONCRETE WoRK-Floors paving retain
ing walls. foundations, waterproofing,
underpinnng enlverts 2TeTaSflng, fIa4nn ya5d yG
fqn'IeSs Tg 1857 contractors AieNS"ut'A' '"''
TENCEs.1f you are interested in fence
rush For price and full information,
cali Ii. 2743 or Ii 1865. 30
FENCE, sizes from 3 to 6 it. high, this is
the time to improve your yard; order nov
before summer rush. For information call
FLOOR IsEKwcE-Netnins but the pest
ING ING coSTR2eToRs TNc.. 1912 WiScon,
HOME AND STORE OWNERS, for that re-
modeing work, Shelylnb, partltlo1l &, Gis-
play counters cabinets and dcta'l Tork
as to blueprints call DAVIS g. LEARY,
phone FA. 7s26 or RE. GD77. IL
HOME REM0DELING-Recrea rooms
attics. baths, Kitchens other inside work;
Altico wall tile, all colors; rubber tile
flooring: free estimates SUBURBAN
{ INSTR. CO. UN 3:52. avs or ewes
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING CO. -
Painting, paperlng. roofing and siding
ali work guaranteed; monthly terms: free
estimates. WA S4s6, days or evenings.
kITCHENs REDEstGNED and installed BY
experts: finest cabinets and appliances:
worn linoleum sink tops replaced with
"Formica" or stainless steea. Can for
estimate, MODERN HOME co, MA 67l0
PAINTING-FreShen UP and preserve your
property with new paint job Now is the
time before the rush. No Job too large
or too small. Will finance. No money
down and 80 mos; to pay For price
and full details, call II. 2743. -15
PAPERTNG AND PAINTING, general re-
pair: white mechanics. IA 772o. II
ATTENTION, HOME OWNERS-Any work
from foundation to roof. HARRIS q
HARRIS. Contractors. ST. 74s9 or RA
2n40 eny time. 16'
WATERPROOFING wet cellars and walls.
roofs repaired, renewed: guaranteed. Low
prices; expert work. NEVINS TW. Sd24.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

UsED-CAR LOT, consisting, Of ONCE. signs
and equipment rental 5000 per mo-: good
location; room for 80 cars; complete price,
$1,000, Call MR.. ROSS before $50,
zGTnyE PARTNER HS for gag interest in golf m
sEVERAL sEV N mRooMING HousEs-conv. 10.
Gated. both white and colored. HAMILTON
REALTY CO. IA; 1000. till pm. lie
ssR%s gOn5t fDpuI Bds ns Baths 6 5H0ps besP 9
SEALS rent; income quoted. S34o mo,
plus 3 lovely rooms on 1st floor; all of
rooms newly redecorated, just hard to
beat Be sure and fN see this plaffefs Prige
YES. ssSiao's We E'f DO sPEctAIlzf IN the sale
solicited. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
Woodward BidG. RE. 1l6E. IL
SPECIALIST NEEDED to. introduce the
f 1al twin, handy automobile slee -trg cut
f. to every tourist, ,vacationist, motor car
tave ers and week eGders cheap and
c7rfNrtaSle. Apply at s. F ST. nc.
FOOD MFG. CO.-Excelent produce we'll
equipped plant: inelused. machinery. fqr-
:livure, trucks, inventories. trade marks,
business; $4,000. OWNER AD Ii2a 81.
FOR SALE trucks contract with T. r
Co: any reas. offer accepted: owner, Fed
sfal service worker. ordered away, leaving
tPn sPhR 20 nAKkET dsys Marlboro bSSsnr sSa3 een.
stock; viii sell for cost Of fixtures anc
stock r, Nee Me-, brokers. deal with 9yner ySa
pRuGsToRE;, doing APPROX, Sl55 ,l asil,
CO.. NC, 724 eth st. NV. Ex. o6l4
Evening star., 1948-04-15

| AUERBACH & CO. SPECIALS
Grocery long established. needs new
management; asking $500; will give sooe
lHs Gas - station auto repairs, well equipped;
$4,000 monthly sales: closed Sun ane
JeWelry and watch repairs on NV
Grocery busy corner transfer point eintj
rooms exceeds rent; oil h.-w.h. For these
eaI1 shp til IA 8: ASSERBAoH ! Co. f454 < St
CORNER GROCERY and meat market
doing well over $1,000; price, $4,000
lock, stock and barrel. ,.
over 5000 daily; reas. rent and terms; easy
DGs corner grocery. in heavily POP.
apt. incl; terms avail. -
Restaurant with liaqor; in good, Ia 6aS' 4
good good lease. cas- ACME REAITY~ Co. DI
SIG; Sun. and ewes, GE. 1857. is
MILTON GOLDSMITH. DI. 0440, offers
outstanding propositions worth investl-
LIQUOR store, over $4,000 weekly; $780,
II Liquor store $1,000 to $4,000 weekly:
ssSe0? &e0s plas aasr stosi 900 last year. tor
location; S22,500, plus stock.
Cosmetics and sundries, next to large
movie; $4,000. plus stock.
Grocery store, Self-servlce, 2,oOU week.
Iy; $4,000, plus stock.
Grocery store, corner, no rooms; can be
greatly improved; $500. including stock.
Drugstore, $500 daily; S25 600; 1a cash.
Drugstore, in ant. house, 100000 last
year: S25.000, total price.
Infants and children'S wear, shopping
cetter; rent. $3.50; elegant stock and
Evening star., 1948-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcsn,.,

/ BEDROOM, dining room OF contents Of
! ONE; will pay cash; we do moving. stor.
scoksEpsycholoss, sts Ks lss % Michael & IN Mahsr; Gem
eraI Metaphysics. John Rickahy. ,oV.
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD. of all de:
Oal m any sook
81 ash Rm NE i.Ss Ssas &. .p.c., no.
Rs. r ~: o717. DILL 'A @15
a. Boss ssg movie ssSs Ds:. a.
apaosss psps PaoTo sass:s Sa sfa NV
s..s srssS n's;ss ssassss 'i'sas I'' ': "
DIAMONDS. old yold and silver; dtamond
Essshss Esahsr ana Bask sse'fsse s ias
FURNITURE-Highest cash prices for en-
tire eensq so ss,, Of 1.:s as DGSR 4 HSqss
FURNiTuRE and household effects Of this
better kind wanted a, once: Til buy snitss .o
fGkNiTHRfMW ffS MH R BUY sA snt .tir. content, or
ssd ssnDs Dsss of orss Ss So sass ~
HoPWooD's. sth and sts. NV. ME.
FURNITURE-Househol goods Of. all
est cash prices. MRS. GAY, RE. 1904. 1s'
FURNITURE-Your entire household con-
q ssf 'sfS'7 sfe 7s s;as's :. s D'Esi: A.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. all kinds; also
fuRNiTuRE@Hc1se. Fun apt. single piece;
n9 iS9 0Efs H. sass HSSnpE 3D. a9ss 1--WE 90 NOV
FURNITURE WANTED - Don't sscrifes
Sna lSsR,.afs Hs'sa0 q isslti%sts Psis.s W ksss
S.!I Is Al R?ssl,ss6y rs zAaS Sfss:
FURNITURE BOUGHT: all l,n5 hind:' bsdrna,, .sav..
Sc. Sn r eaupmsn. sa1sss 'iiS Be- $3.50 oi sA
GAS STOVE. apt size, 4.burn.r, table
81 sala ,ssssiS sas SlS < MILLER 800 iiss st.
esiL s my your old gold silver: plating.
.KN No%Sss, sSs sssfs s.ss a Sss Wit: 3:
SHwsPaPEks SHT sS Mssh wRsffEPaas.. r Fl Sons
sa oss. tGs 1sss xcR Ns o
sTwsPzrEss sHsi RiSii as IassaNrEp-H,sAs:s price.
iGa a.as RAG BAG
a. sl5 I st s:w. 81. soo7., ,n.... ,,,,
es pTses sna pa aGT IN es
sRENNER, gss Pa ave. NV. RE: s4s4,; -
PIANO-Cash for grand uprt, spinet AID.
sgaas Ssy Issna KA G4sa apl,s nEh spn.s OF .Ds
sfasoJ sS;S ii StksASSHTSstD-coloNrAl III PIANO Co
pays highest cash prices, Phone ia, 4s7o
stsE assss tUs ..1sp sop
psid. paid WAsHINdToN RAo 8 BAo CO..
sa3 ssssi,iSS y, s. II Mo s $751;
SCRAP IRON east ,Esa; SIG per ...s iGS
to cur warehouse. Highest prices paid for
scrap iron, scrap metals, house rags ana
auto batteries 4 you nn cannot aeh'sv WisH. ySSs
fsSsTsssiR1HaHa5' fsaToN Raa sAa CO.. al5 st. s.~.
SCRAP IRON wANTED-Highes. prices
paid for rSn ssraD you esnno
asi'es ACE zou5 yysS sfs0Ssao Go' ssao dsofsis ave-
sEwrsd sew AR. sMtss6oH1NEs stso wAsrEp-H!shsM,t 1T
machines, regardless Of condition. Can
sEwIN2 ssM sRS0M MAcHINEs-we buy all types;
Tseatf peatIng heS''iss sia st RE 1900. RE S$il.
saoyEs so3ss ieMh tef feisRosv s4ovE c6 1911 h st
AN AN INAiEsEsTED NAiE sgs1ED in buying .,lvs.x.rs.
Any condition. jewelry. -glassware, bric-a-
sFoNE s1sss 1885 Q S. NV. Sterling 7tss; g..
nt 5HSs: evenings. % GE. e447
WE PAY MORE for mems used cIotnins'
Tatehss ETC. mus5sf cs at The
| S0i q NV, MA 1886.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINE and typewriter. uN.
1nDiSG MACMNEs. typevriters, eaieuls,
tors, bought and sold and rented R1 ~ 8.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. sl3 l4Io "
aNTIouEs-Furniture, china. glass. deep
tyne picture frames. old guns; stems music
boxes, clocks CH. $500. g pm
slsaware. rugs, silvervsrs.,, paintlncs;
hiThest cash prices paid Call MURRAY
hEnRoOW SUITES, DINING room suites:
LIVING room pieces. rugs, Gas ranges ana
porch furniture in any amount wanted o.
once. VIII pay hiehsst possible PIES, ,Hss.
eau today. Mr.. GRADY. MA. 3o2o.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
SEWING MACHINES, used, some special
MlscELLAhEoUs FOR RENT

BULLDOZER, large. for hire. Fain
HIIlIb HBIuIIlLpozERs for hire, to do excavatins,
backfjling, grading and clear neE gr9up9
Cali AT. 1884. After $50 No gtl"'
BULLDoZERs and road graders, for Erad-
a'tS3 ah3. rates Mr. CUSICR. SH s442. IL
Evening star., 1948-04-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS UFP0K UNlIIE3
ESTABLISHED SILVERSMITHING and sill
yer-pIating business. direct from sole
owner; located in Virginia, 100 miles from
D. c.; fairly priced for quick sale. Box
S1-V, Star. To-
LUNCHROoM-sea food and beer; doing
Grocery store and gas-Bldg. and
fixtures for S6,50O stock at cost.
Upper Marlboro-Delicates sega
fountain and lunchroom. w. E. HAND
ESTY Upper Marlboro 1866. Id
Evening star., 1948-04-15
AVIATION.
EARN and GARDEN.

CESSNA 14O, completely equipped
anteed. Phone SP. l172.-
Evening star., 1948-04-15

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required frm
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
Evening star., 1948-04-15

master StdtIoas' Hoo GAVIN "i AoA
fikoNfk, Hotpoint; t., prsyaE eyer model; seldom
SfnS; SSf9nWSE;LRY fRg2 sHoWGAsE, ao CASE it. long, witt
lights; very.l very cheap. THE BOoK
kFcES kAE hssl SGhn fs RaTehouse sale de
sirable selection Of new and DISPLAY CAB
nets at reduced prices GRuVER MsG NJ
lawn n1 MowERspHsnd and power c. F
ARMIG5ER, @ a2$ Pershins dr. Silver Spring
LAWN MOVERS, hand sas Msr osev gqysE e
NC, s126 Ga. ave, Silver Spring. sH
LEGs-convert your box springs or epii
Ming MTG w kooM tD,sa su1TE 81 esga pe very goo,
LOCKERS, Lyon metal new. eoxl5x12t,it,i tt,
with lock. and keys: heavy gauge steel
oePsfs sssFy o ya ss1sH MAHrAa As9 orrc
ESSMbEnsIDG ESS1s o3s HsE 1flk asf 3"
open dsly sfHh asd nsS al ano day sat and sur
Quick, free delivery. CYPRESS fence pick
cts, posts, rails. and nails SIT. meta meta
a pGSts pSs panea pne shsns dressed
sides; plywood, all sizes and thicknesses
sheetrock, celotex.. Masonite. 1916"
Geptax ceiling sbsobs ts 5sth5 modaR:
German siding. beaded partition lumber
White asbestos shingles. Asphalt roofinn
shingles. All-purpose house paint. SIS
gal. Inside one-coat wall enamel: S3 .,
gal. Floor and deck ename'. $3.50 ga
Bronze screen wire. 13c SO. IT. BX cable
Supplies this week Rich soil, soc per bu
5 lbs. fine grass seed; s1.25. Onion sets
zoe a.. Vigoro, poultry manure, gardel
toos, flower and vegetable seeds; specia
on good garden hose, 10c #. Used bath
tubs sinks, basins, modern radiators, pip
and pipe fittings. We carry complete re
pair parts for your toilet, sink. basin an,
tub Now, then-try RoBIMSoNS NEv Me-,
& USED BUILDING MATERIALS, 123,
Kenilworth ave. ne, TW. $3.50 for quick
free delivery.
LUMBER-Ciear. dry oak, $3.50 per thou
sand board f.; will sell only In ouantt!
lets; this lumber was used by us Ia manu-
featuring desks; reason for selling. GU
eot % dsmssed' Can LEO RoOcA. INC.
Mrs. LAmm. I'm. 1900. -lo
Evening star., 1948-12-12
jap Premier Is Linked
To Bribery Inquiry
By the Asseeiated Press

TOKYO, Dec. 1.-THE Tokyo pro-
|curator's office reported today that 1t
had found q receipt for 1,000, 900
yen (about $4,000 signed by Premier
Shigeru Yoshida among the papers
of bribery suspect.
The procurator's ofice, CORES
ponding roughly to an American
district attorney, reported the re-
ceipt was in the effects Of Kiyoshi
Umemura, a major textile magnate
now under arrest on suspicion OF
bribery to influence textile alloca-
tions.
There was no comment from Mr..
Yoshida, and no further details were
disclosed by the procurator's ONCE.
However, Jiro Hoshijima, former
commerce minister who. Is q conf
dant of the premier. told Japanese
reporters that he. Hoshijima, had
used the money for legitimate cam
paign expenditures. He said he had
induced Yoshida to sign the receipt
for Umemura.
Umemura, who Is president Of the
Asia Industrial Enterprise Co.. said
he had contributed to various politi-
cal campaigns but denied any
bribery.
The textile inquiry Is one of three
major Investigations now in prog
ress.
Hltoshi Ashida, Mr.. Yoshida's RI
val and predecessor as premier. is
under arrest on q bribery charge.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Spy Inquiry
(Cnntinued From First PAGE.

ments Mr.. Chambers said he re-
ceived while Red courier.
| He has accused two other per-
sons besides Mr.. Hiss as being
sources Of information. None of
the documents reached foreign
agents because he broke with the
Communists in 1888, Mr. Chambers
has told the committee.
|. State Department authorities still
are studying many of the other
documents to determine whether
publication would harm the ma
tional interest. They have indi-
Gated disclosure of some would be
prejudicial if not dangerous, to ma
tional security and foreign rela-
tions of the United States even
now.
Former Undersecretary Of State
Sumner Welles testified last week
that possession of copies Of some
of the documents could have en-
abled unauthorized persons to break
the departments secret codes in
1888. Mr.. Wenes said last night
none of the IL released documents
would endanger national security
or reflect on any former or present
Government officials. He added
in an interview in Albany, N. Y.
that only two of the documents
turned over to the committee by
Mr.. Chambers would be detrimental
to security and that he assumed
they would not be made public.
Note From Grew Revealed.
The longest and one Of the most
important OF the u released docu'
Evening star., 1948-12-12

ments was a message from JOSEPH
c. Grew, former Ambassador Il
Japan, at the time OF Chinese-Jap.
anese fighting. Describing increas.
ingly strained relations with the
Japanese, particularly Foreign Min
lister Koki Hirota, now under death
sentence for war crimes. Mr.. Grew
reported this led British Ambas.
sador Robert L. Craigie to suggest
to his own government that:
Continued support Of Chang
Kai-shek, whether by furnishing
war supplies and funds or other
wise, is detrimental to British in
terests and that the British Gov
ernment should be alert to foster
any outlook for peace negotiations
which might leave China any hope
of eventual resurrection"
Mr.. Crews report added that "the
feeling in Japan against the British
is not in our opinion artificially
created as Craigie believes to be,
but flows from the conviction that
the British are constantly endeavor-
ing to establish a common front
against Japan in order to preserve
British political and economic in
terests in the Far East"
Hitler Activity Noted.
The rest of the II documents
contain messages from former Am.
bassadors william G. Bullitt ir
Paris, William Phillips in Rome
Anthony ]. Drexel Biddle in War.
saw, and Arthur Bliss Lane In Bel.
grade. Among other embassy ol
consular officials whose messages
appear In the documents are Johr
c. Wiley In Vienna, Frank P. Lock
hart in Peiping, Clarence Z. Gaus'
Evening star., 1948-12-12

said, "and that fact should dispel
fear that tends to paraylze the will
to recovery and determination to
work for peace"
Mr.. Dulles said that root cause OF
our failures and the threat
to our successes" Is failure ito prac-
tice tolerance and live together as
good. neighbors.
Yet, he went On. the o. N. As
sembly's debates have revealed In
creasing unity among the great ma
jority OF member states.
They have also helped eliminate
those dangers to peace which arise
from miscalculation," he said. 1T
Is perfectly clear that an aggressor
can no longer hope to vanquish his
victims one by one"
Evening star., 1948-12-12
| Dr.. Bunehe Believes
New u. N. Group May
| End Palestine Fiqht
By The Asseeioisd Press

PARIS, Dec 11.-Dr. Ralph
]. Bunche, acting United Ma
tions Palestine mediator, be-
lives the new u. N. Cancellation
Commission may end the Pal
estine dispute.
DR.. Bunche, 44-year-old
American Negro, will step down
from his job as soon as the
new commission is organized.
He will sail tomorrow on the
liner Nieuw Amsterdam for
New York, accompanied by his
wife and son, Ralph Bunche.
jr., 5, who came to Paris to
meet him.
THE wife is happy this Is all
over" DR.. Bunche said. Nov
we can have some home life
again."
He hopes to take his first va
cation since l94l.
Evening star., 1948-12-12

Gen. Bradley did not accompany
the Italian delegation. Col. Anthony
J. Drexel Biddle acted as his repre-.
sentative.
Gen. Marras' party included Col.
Domenico Fornara and 1t. Col. Um.
berto Turrini of the italian General
Staff Corps; 1t. Col. Umberto Dem.
artino, the italian military attache.
and Capt. Giuseppe Cognazzo, aide
de camp.
The Italians plan to leave for
Fort Benning, Ga. Monday and
then return to Washington. A
spokesman said they hoped to be
back In Italy In time for Christmas.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Italian Chief Of Staff
Reaches Miami for Rest
By the Associofed Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Dec. IL
Gen. Efisio Marras, chief Of staff OF
the italian army, arrived at Miami
Beach this afternoon for q two-day
rest.
The general and his party have
been visiting United States Army
installa tions as guests of Gen. Omar
Bradley, repaying a visit he made
to Italy two years ago.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Scoutmosters Elect
Strosbure Resident
Special Dispa.eh 70 The star

LURAY. Va, December 1l.-Nel
son Robertson Of strasburg was
elected chairman Of the Two-Rivers
District Of Scoutmasters, composed
Of Northern Virginia and Valley
counties at q banquet meeting here
last night. He succeeds e. w. Free
land of Luray.
Other officers elected were Thomas
Glasgow. Front Royal, vice chair
man, and Nelson Fox, Strasburg,
secretary.
Evening star., 1948-12-12

in Shanghai, Charles A. Bay in
Seville, and Prentiss 3. Gilbert In
Berlin.
There are also copies of several
unsigned cable reports from con-
sulates in Costa Rica, and Panama
and from Fourth Marine Division
headquarters in Peiping.
The documents reflect the pres
sure put on Austria by Hitler In
1888, Japanese military gains In
China, including location Of sew.
eral Japanese airfields in that
country, an "intimation" that the
British Air Ministry would have the
British Ambassador in Washington
request permission to buy certain
American aircraft" and rumors
that the japanese were trying tc
buy q manganese mine on Cocos
Island of Costa Rica.
They also show how the ill-fated
Austrian Chancellor Kurt Schusch.
nigg regarded Hitler as "undoubted.
ly a madman with a mission" ane
how the Papal Nuncio to Austris
feared that the entry Of Seyss-
Inquart in that government wa
the beginning Of the end"
There were also reports OF "in-
dicated Mussolini interest in en-
barking on a potential counter policy
Wis q Wis Germany's suspected as
pirations in the Danubian Valley
and a prediction by the Yugoslavian
Assistant Minister a Foreign Affairs
that Hitler will not attack Czecho-
slovakia, realizing that such action
would lead to the general coalition
against Germany, and that war will
probably be averted fer two years
at least" War broke out II months
after that prediction.
Closed Session Tomorrow.
In clearing the documents for
publication, Assistant Secretary Of
State John z. Peurifoy advised the
House committee that the depart
ment would assume no response
bility for any impact they might
have on the prosecution of any per
SONS" --
This committee has scheduled q
closed session for tomorrow noon.
Members said last night this may
lead to an open hearing for ques-
tioning of several Witnesses pos
sibly including william Ward Pig
man, former National Bureau of
Standards employe. Mr.. Pigman,
who testified before the Federal
grand jury in New York yesterday,
has been named by Mr.. Chambers
as one of three former Government
workers, including Mr.. Hiss, who
gave his secret documents.
Every favorable progress was re.
ported by committee Investigator
working since last Friday to de
velop clues" One of these relates tt
identity of the typewriter on which
many OF the secret documents were
said by Mr.. Chambers to have beer
copied. a committee member said.
Committee sources said "one Of
two or three" photographers believed