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REST RTTY CHEVERTY

Lovely all-brick Sungalow large liv. I'm:
with fireplace, 2 nice bedrms.. full tiled
bath, large modern kit; Venetian blinds,
hardwood doors throughout; full basement,
gas &C. heat, laundry tubs. toilet and
shower; large wooded lot; $1,000 cash
required Call G. r. CARSON & CO., UN.
7373 IJN 2T2S. -25
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WOODMOQR

Attractive brick Colonial in neighborhood
of nice homes center hall, lovely liv. rm.,
fireplace screened porch, full-sized din.
rm, nicely equipped kit, nice bedrms
and tiled bath on End floor full bsmt; :;
quickly at Sl7,95O; good terms. To in
spect, call R. J. SCoFIELD, 81. $500;
MI SO51 40
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BARGAIN

West Lanham Hills; S7,750; 4-room and
bath bungalow: oil heat; expansion attic;
large lot. Call Ravenscroft, DU. 6641 or
MI. O212 WILLIAM H. BOAlE, MI. S241.
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Beverly Hills Rambler
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

An attractive custom-built williamsburg
es o Ss1a com
sisting Of living room with marble fire.
place, dining room with marble fireplace.
kitchen, den and lsvatory on 1st floor;
circular staircase in hail. 3 bedrooms and
2 baths on 2nd floor; recreation room
with fireplace, maids room with bath IL
random-width floors. Many
fine Appointments. Call Mr.. Boswell, Ma
$500. Eyes. and week ends, OV $3.50
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

We have several fine brick homes Of this
type 3 AMI bedrms; prices range from
S23, 800 to S26,95O For appt. to see
them, call SH 454i until 9 pm.
A. j. KESSINGER & co.
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$1,5OO Down, $40 Per Mo.
Four rms. and bath, stairs to expansion
attic, . dormer windows, full basement. oil
heat; Sox220-ft lot' on hard-surfaced
THOMAS F. HALEY
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A GOOD BUY

Arlington Forest is certainly popular and
we haves one of the best houses In that
area, nicely Handicapped cor. lot: good
leading onto side screened porch; 3 bed
rms: and bath on 2nd floor; Lear det.
brick gar. Very important is location.
Within 3 blocks to shopping center, |
block to buses and close to parochial
and public schools Terms offered. Priced
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$e,e5O, AN EXCELLENT PRICE on this
bedrms., liv. rm. 12x2O, din. rm., lge.
country kit, equipped: stairway to ATTIC; e
" bsnit., coal h.-wh.; beautiful lot SOx1 20
having vegetable garden. grape arbor.
strawberry beds, outdoor fireplace. trees;
$1,000 cash. ELIZABETH W. RoSEN'
nM 1877 -26
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SILVER SPRING

Of Colesville rd-Beautiful brick bunga-
ow. Living rm. with fireplace, dining rm:,
arge kitchen and large bedrooms. full
oil h.-w.h.; attic; Al condition:
Priced to sell this week. Fol, details, call
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
1n1o 1rth Ct N w DI 16hH "a
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NEAR SILVER SPRING

For the large family, here is home OF
rooms and bath on J st floor, 4 rooms and
bath on End; situated on level, landscaped
1s-acre lot: on a quiet street, near schools,
oil h-wh. sacrifice at S21.500. Call
SH 1913 until9 pm, DENNY g. PRICE
PeoltorS 10
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BETHESDA

See these new attractive 6-rm. brick homes,
lst floor contains 20-ft living rm, family
size dining rm., completely equipped mod
ern Kitchen powder room and lovely side
porch; Ind floor, 3 lovely bedrooms and an
heat: these homes are situated on large
lovely landscaped lots and are conyenient
priced at only Sl7.5OO. with excellent
terms For complete information. call Mr..
Kay. with
WICKERSHAM REALTY
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KENSINGTON. MD.

center-entr. det. new brick Colonial on
nm. and recreation rm. in basement: most
attractive and compl home for family
wanting elbow rm. in a1csl see. Very fair
sves,. MA. 255f daily?for best price and
inspection. "a
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S1150 DOWN

SO month, If sold under Gl approval.
5-room bungalows with full basement and
unfinished attic; located in convenient
Maryland community.
SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD
AID. OO21 Open It'll 8. -25
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SILVER SPRING-S15,75

Four bedrooms, 3kz baths; attractive cor.
ner lot, attached garage; recessed o.h.-w.h.
recreation room, maids room, dishwasher
Excellent condition. Priced to sell. Cal
DI. 1Ol5 until 9 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
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SILVER SPRING

2 beaut brick homes, in choice loc.; one
on corner lot. contains lge. liv. rm. with
hreplace, din. rm.. well equip. kit, plus
porch over att gar; Law on 1st A.; )
lge bedrms. and tiled bath with shower.
on end f.; completely fin. rec rm.; these
homes contain many added features, which
make for most gracious living. Shown by
ami Call SE 3k24 -26
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Exclusive Bradley Woods

III eNSE3NJ
Beautiful new brick home on wooded lot
11O'x14O,; den and powder room on 1st
floor. 3 bedrooms, nursery and baths on
Ind floor; recreation room with fireplace.
4 large picture windows; finest construc-
ton. Call WO. $500. or FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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BRICK RAMBLER

Sligo Park Hills-Beautifu, modern 7-rm..
in one of the most delightful sections OF
Silver Spring, priced at only S24 $50
Call SH 1913 until 8 pm, DENNY, &
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Near Franklin and Flower

Unusual 4-bedrm. and 2H-bath brick home:
true center-hall plan, bedrm. and full
tiled bath. 1st f.; 3 bedrms. and bath
up; liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm. and
kit. full equipped. Built. Of quality ma.
terials by outstanding builder. Priced
under $4,000 Call SH. 6400 or SH:
00l0 until Q pm, WOODSIDE REALTY
20 "a
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G.. And if you CAN'T tear off the Krunchy Wunchy box
send to then you'll want to hear about the Ajax
R1ild
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AD. UOII. Open tIII
RE,THFSDA

a most deiishtful home for small family or
retired couple This 2-story Dutch Co
ionial red brick has 22;ft iiv; rm: with
bath up and u bath first. floor, bsmt;
with lge. rm. and toilet, oil h.-w.h AMI
outside entrance. Redecorated and mod
ernized for comfort and located for
privacy and gracious living. Cell for in
formation or appt. daily until 3, pm.
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IoOO ~ SI. NW., M. --o1o.
BUNGALOW. VACANT

8 rms, cellar, gas heat; 2 extra rms. In
cellar: . blks. to all conven.: will exch.;
81 ,0OO-Sk500 cash; like new. OWNER,
Your Dream Home Come True
In exclusive Takoma Park, 1908 Elson pl.
Beautiful custom built English tapestry
brick bungalow; spacious liy. rm. with fire.
place. din. rm., attractive kit. bedrms.
winter hookup; copper screened, weather.
stripped, insulated, storm windows, vene-
tian blinds, dozens of extras that count
Such as: Stippled, washable walls, Gift
porch, attached gar, corner lot. hemlock
hedge. fruit trees, shrubs, dogwoods
spruce, etc. This prewar constructed
house is in perfect condition and designed
for gracious living. An excellent value at
S17,950 Ad Inadequate. See picture Sat.
Star" p. B-11. Shown by appt: only
Call Mrs. Ralph. TR. 1885. JAY REALTY
CO, FIR l1O1. "a
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OPEN DAILY. SO Pm.

43Ol Underwood ST.. University Park,
New 6-rm. brick, 2-story, center hall
Lse porch and garage. Eyes, WA. 4S39
Directions Baltimore blvd. to Underwood
to 1901. FINCHAM g. CO., UN 1888.
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BETHESDA

S12,5Oo: an all masonry. Arm, full bsmt
For further information and appt. to see,
call Oh. 6S67. Open ewes. til pm.
Northwest Realty
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KENSINGTON

Owner must sell 1-yr.-old 2-stoTy brS
home with bSmt apt. now rented at S15
per mo- This home has lge liv rm,.
firepl din. rm., beautifully equipped kit.
on lst fr.; , bedrms.. bath on md fir !;
full bsmt with 2-rm. apt and bath.
blk. to buses and shopping; SIS 800, ex-
eel. terms. o. l.. MURDOCH. PL. 11o5.
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SUBURBAN REkT-MARYLAkp.

VACANT; main highway Laurel; 8 rms.
halls, bath, very mod, storm windows
. pvt. homes, price of one; $125: shade
garage, fruit. GEO. c. WALKER WA
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BETHESDA, MD.

Group of beautiful custom built homes,
varied floor plans with powder room
flrst floor; attractively priced To inspect
drive out Wisconsin ave, left on Bradley
to Broadmoor dr.; right to 5s05 Mckinley
st to open house. Open 1-6 pm. every
day.
SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD
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BRICK RAMBLER

On acre knoll. North Spring Brook. Md:
mosphere; lovely restricted subdivision:
custom built and designed for builders
own home, Contains 4 large bedrooms,
C22x20) with fireplace and picture window,
dining room G2x19). de luxe kitchen
Qlxl6). Many additional features and
extras, including 2-car garage, recreation
room, oil h-wh, recessed radiation Ex-
ceptional value Call DI. 1015 till pm
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
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BUILDING SITES

Near olney. 1-2-3 acre tracts, as low as
$3.50 per acre. Situated In the heart Of
beautiful Montgomery Co. O. L. MUIR
DOCK. PL. 1105. ga
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VACANT-$1,O 900 DOWN
6-rm det. home, Green Meadows, Md;
vacant, immediate possessions, oil heat,
large lot: full price, S10,500; balance on
reasonable terms.
KAY REALTY co.
RA 22OO -25
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l417 K st. NV.
Essex AVENUE

ESSEX AVEN UE
Somerset-A group of new detached brick
homes of quality construction, featuring
3 bedrooms. > baths. Ist-foor den and
powder room Convenient and exclusive
SHOCKEY & .MOORHEAD
An oOoI Omen IJntil q nS
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ATTFNTION- BUILDERS

ATTENTION, BUILDERS
Six building sites 40x1O0. just over D. c.
line, in Prince Georges County. Md, with
water, gas, sewer and electricity; l block
from bus and stores, at $500 ca. Two
building sites 4Ox10O. at $3.50 ca. Two
building sites on paved street, 40x10o. bus
at door. for ST 900 ca. Fifty-seven acres,
between Central ave: and Marlboro pike
at $500 an acre. Half-acre lots from $3.50
to $3.50 ca. Six-room, two-story frame
home, barn, ? henhouses and 26 acres. at
$1,000.
RAY CHICK
1904 Marlboro Pike, HI. 4404 or 1890.
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SUBURBAN sAIE-vIReIhlA.

$40, 900; IF YOU LIKE q country atmos-
phere and city conven., look at this 2-story
7-room frame with side and back porches;
nearly an acre of ground; located near
Lucketts, Va; the lovely boxwood is at
tractive EASTMAN g. SEAY. Realtors,
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"THIRTEEN OAKS"

Of River rd in country cluo area: 3
bedrooms, ~ baths maids quarters. den,
beautiful grounds. Evenings. MI: 2I2l
J. Leo kolb Co., MI. 21OO
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CAPE COD BRICK

OAT q IOD D1CION
On 1a-acre corner lot; in nearby Beltsvile
Nd. close to National Agriculture Center
and short auto ride from. Naval Research
Center at White Oak Md. One block
from school. Built about 8 years ago, it
is modern throughout; has five rooms and
tile bath on the 1st floor and two finished
water heat: excellent condition. Exchange
for in-town property considered, Price
only S14,750. Phone MI. Norlander, NO.
81: SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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NEW BUNGALOW
FIRST TIME OFFERED

In most convenient No: Arlington location:
living room, side porch, 2 large bedrooms.
family sized kitchen and tiled bath on
1st floor; . unfinished rooms on end:
large recreation room, utility room and
oil a.-ch. in basement beautifully land
scaped, with garage. This home Is In i'm
RIGGS L CO., EN- 2345; ewes, CH.
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HOME WITH INCOME
NEW BRICK, ARL., VA.

1IV o1t1O143 1310I', VIZ
A thrilling value on nice residential st.
with advantages of comp. shopping center
houses in this popular development Of l &
homes will, be ready in next or wks,:
S16,25O. on terms to suit Call now for in
spection. MA. 1857 before its too late. We
promiSe You can't find equal value. "a
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TRY THESE FOR SIZE

New brk. Colonial of full-sized rms. and
break. nook; good Silver Spring location
S12,65O.
New brk. bungalow only S12,250 with
$3.50 lst trust payable $50 per mo-. incl.
taxes and insurance.
Lge de luxe BUNGALOW with cypress
Only S13,750
New dignihed Colonials in Univ PIX. !;
6 spacious rms, 2 baths: all the expected
appointments Only Sls,950 with $500
dnnr oil ,til
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WOODSIDE PARK

S3I,50O: $4,000 cash, monthly payments
tiled bath on first floor; , bedrooms, tiled
bath second floor; living room 21 8 by -.
dining room 12 by 15, modern kitchen with
with flrepl and bar; attached garage: lot
so by 254, Call FRANK L. HEWITT, Real
tors ST. 5000; ewes, EN-. 9130. -2T
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ALEXANDRIA

The best buy we've seen in ages, Detached
two-apt.. house: each has Nv. rm.. din.
close to transp., shopping and schools:
total price, ,S10.500. Shown any time by
appointment Call AID. 2644 till 0 PM.
J. r. Tencher Co., Inc.
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BRICK BUNGALOW

S yrs. old; contains liv. rm. with frepl.
din. rm., equipped kitchen, . bedrms.. both
12x13: tiled bath lst a.. stairs to ex-
setting; excellent AZ loan. Price, S15.750.
WOOD-CONLEY CO., Realtors
$40 Ga ave, Silver Spring. 81. 570o,
SH. 0Ol5 It'll pm "a
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EAST WOODBINE ST.

EAOI I. WOODb11NI OI
Chevy Chase. Md, I, block from Conn.
ave.-Center-hau Colonial brici:, 5 bed
rooms, 3 baths, large living room with
fireplace. breakfast room. iavatory on lst
floor; auto, h.-w. heat, maids toilet. in
H. G. SMITHY CO, ST. 5000. "a
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD
ROCK GREEK HILLS

SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlAND.
ROCK CREEK HILLS -
36O5 Saul rd-A home of distinction in
Washington's newest and finest community.
II you are looking for a, fine home, not
3 bedrms 21a baths. 2-car gar. Finest
materials. prewar workmanship. Latest in
appointments and labor saving utilities.
Beautiful vista from top of the hill; "a
acre lot This is the finest home avail.
in Washington today at the price. Excel
lent ~ 20-year financing; Out. Conn.
to Saul I'd. right on Saul I'd. blks.
MCINTYRE CORP.
2!ol 14th st. NV, co. 74oo; ewes, oL,
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81, S13.75O; outstanding brick Cape Cod
oung allow; 5 spacious rooms. lge. full
attic; suitable for rms. and
oath: full bsmt. gas heat, Venetian blinds,
fireplace exhaust fan, lge. level lot: Sl,500
down, $50 mo-; immed. po5s:: this won,
asst long. Call SH. 6440 or SH. O0l0 till
3 pm.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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N. ARLINGTON

All on 1 foor-5-rm. asbestos shngle and
frame bungalow on lovely wooded lot. only
11a miles from Memorial Bridge, may be
bought for $500, with considerable cash
REALTY, 3205 No. Wash. blvd, CHI. 1899.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
International Police Force
Proposed for Jerusalem

LAKE SUCCESS, Feb. 10 (P).-A
draft statute submitted here today
calls for permanent international
police patrol in the Jerusalem zone
of partitioned Palestine.
The 45-article statute, drawn up
by q six-nation committee, provides
that the special force be organized
by a U. N.-appointed governor to
maintain internal law and order.
The strength of the force would be
left to the governor with the stipu-
lation that membership should not
be drawn from citizens of Jerusalem
or the proposed Jewish and Arab
nations.
The statute, however, proclaims
the neutrality Of Jerusalem and
calls for complete demilitarizing OF
the city. 1t also bans the entry OF
any military units except through
specific permission of the secur-
itu council
Evening star., 1948-02-10
Officials Inspect 6
Police Boys Clubs

The annual inspection tour" of
the six Metropolitan Police Boys
Clubs was made by the organiza-
tion's officials yesterday, headed by
John A. Remon, president.
At the same time. the officials
looked over the site of the new
building to be erected in Southwest
Washington as part Of the program
in connection with the current cam
paign to raise $125. 1000.
Mai. Robert J. Barrett, superin-
tendent, was unable to make the
rounds" Besides Mr.. Remon, the
officials included Max harrington
executive secretary; Leonard Walsh
chairman of the Buildings Commit
tee of the campaign; 1t. Forrest l.
Binswanger, director of the Police
Bows Clubs, and Harry Child, pro-
gram supervisor.
First club to be visited was NO. Z
at 1900 U street NV. Then followed
visits to No. 10 at Fifteenth and
Harvard streets NV, No. IL, Lincoln
road and Randolph place NE; No
IL, Anacostia Field House; No. 5
Fifth and E streets Sc, and No. 4
at 472 I street S.W.
Mr.. Remon said he found all the
clubs in good shape. He particularly
was impressed with improvements
~ No o uhare q r,ew gym floor has
been laid. He said the funds from
the campaign will make it possible
to have further improvements in all
clubs and to put up a modernly
equipped club to accommodate thou
sands in the Southwest section to
replace the present No. 4.
No. 10 was one of the busiest clubs
where boxing, basket ball and al
types of games occupied the interests
Of hundreds of youngsters, MIR
Remon added.
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Pope Sees Admiral Sherman

VATICAN CITY, Feb. 10 (P.-
Pope Plus XII received Vice Admiral
Forrest P. Sherman in private audi
ence today, Admiral Sherman is
the new commander of United States
naval forces in the Mediterranean.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
Karl HoIer, 0rganist
And Teacher, Dies

Karl e. Holer, 68, music teacher
composer and organist of the First
Evangelical and Reformed Church
for more than As years, died yester-
day after a weeks illness.
A native of Washington, Mr.
Holer was the son of the late Prof
Emil A. Holer, a well-known. singer
and teacher of piano, violin and
cello.
Mr.. Holer was charter member
OF the Musicians Protective Asso-
citation, Local 161; treasurer of the
Washington Music Teachers Asso-
citation, Inc; member of the
church where he was organist anc
member Of the District Organ
Guild.
He was director of the former
Arion Singing Society, group o1
German male singers and former
faculty member of the Washington
Musical Institute.
Mr.. Holer is survived by his sis
ter, Miss Pauline Holer, with whom
he made his home at 1903 Thir.
teenth street NV.
Funeral services will be held al
I8 pm. tomorrow at the Hines
Funeral Home, with the Rev. F. Mel.
sen Schlegel, pastor of the First
Evangelical and Reformed Church
officiating. MIR. Holer wrote his owr
music to the words Of the familiar
hymn, Nearer My God to Thee,
and this composition will be sung
by members of the church choir
| Burial will be private.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
Unworkab|e Aid Plan
Could Defeat 6. 0.P.,
Senator Reed Says
BY the Asseeioted Press

Senator Reed, Republican, of Kan
sas, said today failure to enact
workable" Marshall Plan could
scuttle COP election hopes.
Senator Reed described himself as
no great champion of the European
Recovery Program now before Con-
gress. Bat in letter to a fellow
Kansan which he made public today,
he declared:
"The international point of view
in the northeastern part of the
United States and on the Pacific
Coast is so different from our mid
western point of view, that If the
Marshall Plan should fail (of pas
sage) and President Truman could
hang the responsibility on the Re-
publican Party, and if
Between this time and Novem-
ber, through failure of workable
ERP to be passed, a Communist
government should be chosen to re-
place the present government
in Italy, France or any other i'm
portant Western European country.
the Republican candidates in
November would not carry a Stats
east of Ohio Except perhaps Maine
and Vermont) or any State on the
Pacific Coast.
Under such circumstances, defeat
for the Republican Party in Novem-
ber would be a blow from which it
would be very difficult to recover" :"
Senator Reed is one Of 20 Repub-
lican Senators who have held three
meetings at his home in an effort to
recast the Marshall Plan. In an
earlier memorandum to that group,
the Kansas Senator cautioned
against a foreign aid controversy
that might break the party in two"
Meanwhile-the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee was reported
in general agreement" that the re-
covery program should be run by
an agency outside the State Depart
ment.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
Food,
(Continued From First Page

food prices, the chains prices gen.
orally will follow the market trend
One large store in the District
Grocery Store chain also announced
a Accent slash in bacon and a SIM
liar reduction in hams. Pork chops
were cut cents and pork roasts 5
cents. The store said the reduc-
tions reflected both lower wholesale
prices and adjustments to meet
competitors prices.
No Change in Beef or Veal.
This store likewise marked its
top grade butter down 3 cents from
SO cents a pound yesterday. Eggs
which have been dropping steadily
for weeks, were reduced another
cents dozen today, the DGS out
let reported.
No changes were reported In
beef, lamb and veal prices in re-
tail stores here.
However, Sidney Kolker, chairman
of the wholesale meat division o.
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association. declared there was "nt
question but that prices will 81
down"
Raymond Briggs, a large whole
saler, said lower prices might bt
noted at retail even before the weel
end.
Experts agreed that lower price:
would be short lived II livestock
prices recover.
"If the prices of hogs stay where
they are, you will see lot OF price
cuts" Mr.. Briggs declared.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
British Troops Qu|ell
Jerusalem Skirmish
OF Jews and Arabs
BY the Associated Press

JERUSALEM, Feb. 10.-Two COM
panies of British troops were hur-
riedly called up today to quell a
skirmish between Jews and Arabs
in the Jewish Montefiore area. The
action ended shortly before night
fall.
Two Jews were reported wounded
in the firing, which centered on the
slopes Of one Of Jerusaleam's hills
near the old walled city.
The fight began with an exchange
between Jewish snipers in Montefiore
and Arabs from the Jaffa Gate
and other nearby Arab sections.
Automatic weapon and mortar fire
raked the Jewish area for three
hours.
Troops Deploy Around Hotel.
Montef1ore is about $50 yards
from the King David Hotel, used
by the British as military and
Palestine government headquarters
Additional troops were deployed
around the hotel facing the scene
of battle.
Some fully equipped British, TAX
ing battle formations, stretched out
under olive trees in a drizzling rain
Some took over behind rocks in the
area. Others attempted to enter
the Montefiore section from an
other direction. Bullets spattered
the walls of nearby buildings.
One bullet ripped out the wind
shield of a white jeep belonging to
the Associated Press as Photograph
er James Pringle drove the vehicle
to the edge of the Montetiore
quarter.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
Rites for {. A. Bennett a.,
Enqineer, Held Today

Funeral services for Charlie!
Allen Bennett, 81, electrical ant
mechanical engineer for the Fed
eral Bureau of Prisons, were to bt
held this morning in the s. H
Hines funeral home, 2901 Four.
teenth street NV, with burial ir
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Mr.. Bennett died Unexpectedly
Saturday in his home, 1852 Lamont
street NV.
He was born In York, Pa, anC
was graduated from Pennsylvania
State College. After his gradua'
ton, he was an electrical engineer
for Westinghouse in Schenectady
N. Y, and later for the Davis
Chemical Co. in Baltimore.
Mr.. Bennett began work for the
District government around 1925
He was chief of the Mechanica
Division of the Municipal Archi.
tect's Office until 1886. He was
later employed as a mechanical en-.
gineer in the Navy Department.
Bureau of Yards and Docks unit
he began work at the Bureau oi
Prisons seven years ago.
He was a member of the Amer.
lean Society of Heating and Ven.
tilating Engineers.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Lola C.. Bennett; daughter, Miss
Jane Bennett; a son, Raymer Ben.
nett, all of the Lamont street ad.
dress; two sisters, Miss Helen M
Bennett, York, and Mrs. Carrie
Heberlv Erie. Pa.