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RooMs observation-disclosures.

64I LEXINGTON PL., N.E.-Larse, front
room. private home. nice location: 2 men
or couple: S5 ca. Per wk. TR. S472. 10
338 MD. AVE. NE, corner. overlooking
park-Large front rm. southern exposure;
ample closet space: next bath plenty heat
hot water: blk. restaurants. transp.: M.
Capitol. Union Station $50 mo. Ii. 1925.
Se,s CLOUD PL. NE unfurnished
rms, Use of kit, no objection to chill
1850 NJ ST. NE-Light housekeepins
room, private ent. S4S month, In ao-
vance. FIR 0260.
THE GALENA, ,l32 B st. n.e.-yaeaneies
for girls: sgle. beds. laundry and cooking
priyil: s25 and S92, so: Pr; s7Is: -is 5,
couple; s9nv e pSs Ex 'sha; eI..n S sdnsl.
room: also single next to bath: Lincoln
Park car passes door. Phone FIR $3.50.
SINGLE ROOM in apt for employed lady;
sita privileges conv. bus sransp: -,h hn.
The MARIcK. 1as B. st. n.e.-comiortaSle
rm, newly decorated. new furn: laundry
facilities: ssle;; xs7 SO; TR, 9154: Us
others sharing tiled shower bath. Ii.
0022. -lo
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER PUPPIES. black. Axe. 8 mos.
stud Sl5' or pick of litter. GIL. 1880.
DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ENDS or
erSsr kennels pickup
GREAT DANE PUPPTEs. golden y" fawn, % s
tIisal,s 5Pstys sS%DaRISss %i R5ss for
Boston terrier). sio each. ssi4 4th st..
Ss bSG GAFasIon ASS ear y 9Ssof foon7 7sss
s10. 80; ,Ken-L:Biskit. sloso; meal. So; Sc:
Iiysry sf horse horse meat. bALAkAYf SfesaS sHIss. ss
GREAT fYRENEEs. polar bear type dogs.
make max wonderful house pets for person
very semitic with children. / female
dtSsrsns stock: both are are rssistsrsd WITH with
.If'sesr g. sssf sasss;
sosfoN Rsssfsa rERRiEs hns sis D year and hslt;
Axe registered. Call AT. 1866. g-+-l4
oatssnna 1ASs ma ndvaSsl IA %S faxR s saek & IS
COCKER PUPS. females, sx. faun anc
bun; Ss ;,,,.r inos Md Paners 1905 Perry st., Mt
PET SHOW, 1927 Conn. ave, AID. S5O7
ewes: till g.. Sunday 2-5 pm. III
g9xEE n;9 r. P9fs.Es' 9fsa champion bred 5 mos
HOME WANTED in suburbs for terrier
and pointer mixed: S5. ia. 4434 after
ai rAszEE szEEERs krf AKa r'f kosHV: ss
COCKER srAN1ELs, 3. six months old.
black, white with liver spots. 3 months
old; Axe registered: beautiful dogs. ST
s4S7 r50 3rd st; NV, -16
ns noss sns e. s9ms 9sss. 0unn'' 1877 Fairmont St
POODLES. standard black, mos: 2
fem, male: beautiful; 1925; i'm
mediately available. OV. 4771 or 3521.
COCKER. SPANIEL. black. male. pedigree
papers, housebroke. months old. Gail
RRGssiANS WOLF HOUND PUPPIES, beau
tiful. intelligent; make excellent compan-
DOGS osycsPti9nally M d2H clean aroqmd house;
ings. weaned and wormed: a choice Easter
gift. This breed is unexcelled as watch
dog; death to rats and mice. Call
EdE1H BEAGLE HOUND PUPS crossed with fox
hound; excellent hunting dogs, male and
female; beautiful markings; reasonable
price. Call Vienna So 15s
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACMNEe, typevrisers, calcula-
SSi asShs eaS ss4 .Rd oo ssna ss RI 1.h l7 z
ANTIoUES-Furniture. bric-a-brac, china,
sisssss Cash f9ai ple.. osia Can
BEDRooM. dining room or contents of
ass Ta T 5s :'sf alter S az m'ehs dR st1s
BEDROOM AND DINING RM; sUITEs.
furniture. Anything you may have to SELL
BEpkooM SUITES. dining room suites,
once. viii pay highest possible prices
ss aS sssT ods9 vt MR SSR SSSAp hay s * s d please
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD, of ali des.
81 81 e sr ST ST. BOOK STORE
ses ana al SRfs on 81
R1ehs guRss3i BoSksHoS sas sas 9th okohaz T. n1
cAMERHs. all types. movie equipment, all
shSEo
.es sEsSa. Hssss Ri,sss 'iiss iisa s0t 7a ' T.
~; M; s7s7; open eyes Wil eah
aaa Bdsk sc 81 s Sasa St.
DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD, diamond pocket
and wrist watches, initial birthstones, dia-
aSns vffsas se, 1nss pFsss esr ead sEW
gEWELRX co: re 7th St. nv: 49,.
FuRNITUgE and household EFF effects cts Of oi,,ti. the
SaS aS Desfs or eRApy aRsi51 n0 NA !sso 'A 10
a s01S a.d ns aPs sa 1ss. SUITS f.
FURNITURE-china, glass. antiques, deep
yps Ds s.ns Tes c msss $3.50 pm
odd pieces; best C cash prices: buying and
fRs tSG ger sS q saa vs. dS 9T
FPIUiRtNN1ruKE wANTED-Mahogany dining
Tm;, secretary, breakfront' odd chest, etc.
aoLD-srins, your old, gold. silver. plating
s& & &Ssehsed s ST ssaEs at ws sss psy :. en:a na
KoDAK-speed draphics, Argus, zeiss
Roleifiex and other cameras or movies
ofnsia RR6sfb psssre sss sa .ys
relics, etc. EN-. 4a0s Or wo. $500.
si5;; & q, ;lss sss. an, sonais'oa: vii 0sS
pfANos II WANTED-coLoN1AL PIANO CO.,
SEW SEWING MhcHfNEMHisSest eslsEIs priee paid
tS3ns t95 your m Singer 4Is treadle or electric
sEWIsG MACHiSES-we buy all types;
repair hemsti,ching. buttons covered
STOVES for heating and cooking. and tee
boxes. ACME STOVE CO.. 1011 7th st.
TREADfE SEWING MACHINE wanted. VI.
VACUUM CLEANERS-we will allow $50
trade in on brand-new famous-make up-
rtght n and tank cleaners. e2ls 3rd st. n;W.' a
AM INTERESTED In buying silverware.
brse china. DORA KRUPSAW MILE
STONE, 1885 q ct. NV, Sterling 74e6.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Md. 3 Va.

ALEXANDRIA-Attrac. single rm., private
bath bath In, IN p,saisnt s.l1iss home
aRdTsie Al dous5s 9H Seas pvt BATH phone siPs'
SEAR N aSuVsf VcsfiaRENDoN-Bedroom, 1st fioor.
next bath; laundry, kitchen and living
room privileses; home-like, atmosphere;
sit.r \ block 9 6,e,oft of baslins. Call cH: stss
RAYMoND sT.-sinsle, bright, clean
room; good location: reasonable: privils.
for young empl. woman: available now.
No. 2RIiNGroN-For 2 sirls, in pleasant
semitic home; attrac.. we'll furnished;
laundry, phone and breakfast privileges:
adj modern bath; $45 per mo. cH. 0641.
7ees ALLISON ST, Landover Hills, Nd;
SMlt M from bus WA. s4bt. @Ib
VIA i'ss.a S;v: ts'R,'sif
SILVER spR1NG-Nicely furn. double
bedroom, private bath, in beautiful home.
cSnyh to rsn shGDDaE bsi stop at door hes
fsarsie E'RR. kSoM 20: ses sRniSy.d couple; I ss,lI
RSsre95sA Kek Ssse rm after With sT pR
bath, in pvt. home; no other roomers;
In fa'sss clsrendon. cH. 1854, s-0 I'd
FURNISHED ROOM. with kitehsn @ lsiy priyy-
bath; mr.. busline; uni. phone; ref. req:
sEak sIa n' kAyAL ah 7slED 7MslEED1cAL cENrrs ! sea
furn.; share bath with couple, no chill
drsn; -, SS5 9 50 month; o. sS4s; ,.,,.
buses, restaurants, shopping center. GAN
after 6 pm, FA. O152. III
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THE EVENING STAR Washington D. C. B-1
lS

RooMS FURN.-Nesshssst tcent.,.
quiet adult home; $3.50 week. LU. S557.
1914 D ST. N.E.-Double and single
rooms; on cArline; reasonable. TR. 1850.
1900 BLADENsBURa RD.-Lse. front
rE, rm' Tor couple or 2; hshs u nhonunsssflsepinS; nnsl
laundry .privil. hot plate permissible g
soos @ 'fSGs boGaLas ST. fss sl.sE eS Bedroom
iss as D5sT:!fss 'Hpl ssss ssssD''' single
beds laundry privileges; minutes to
Court, halt blk. Cap Park; i. Ss5:~ 3,
va ssaIensn sops s0ns FEkkY Isl sSS sfNc.y
furn. dbl. bedrm., with adj. sitting rm. or
study; nice neishborhood and conv. trans.
ia Iis1 MORSE ST. NE-Room With
GoIoKED1IARGE RED IasS m FRONT ROOM With
twin beds; working couple; cooking privi-
G6SsosHnfsso lsSfs da .itss MoSrkIl R H 5lss ssSErn
single room, empl person; near bus. LU.
CoLoRED-soS L ST. .N.E.-Larse front
room for employed couple; PRIVILEGES, Lu-
ec5odiEoRED-FURNIsHEp ROOM for i or 2
GehoRFDM4 Tsh gF!Uilesss NJ sath seqI b. sENSis.l,
sss snsSn eslf r aRd 1872 .ns
dble. rm.. furn; for renned, empl. person;
soEokrD@DsrdH ssSy sSaDsD II 81 2s9s SE, between and
ployed couple. TR. 7434.
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-Nothwe..

door-front room; twin beds; also single.
9SR 9SR fl5 BIoek siI0Fsso From MAYFLowER Hotei-
ErIhS 1G9H III LEI slrl Ill sa4 fyf st. ~
hSms snse a5d st PVT Onhs pshson aoaS per
$3.50 SO per Wk. single: So-Ss per wk.
PEI peTi12 KETN Shie Phsne n Ex a2a4
rm.. twin beds, near bath and shower.
THE JAMES. i7si F St. n.S-siesiy iuTn a
ss's as. s ss!S 9fs5 asss sasary privileges
If fOT E, coSpls; sSss privil mot use of ph9ne)
TIL The 1la cH1RcHlLL, 174o st. n.w,-Lovely
front twin rms, running water. maid
service; S10,s12 wk.; also single rms,
BE4UTIFUE ROOM in new immaculately
Kept, well-furn. gentle home, "a blk. from
18th st. bus; gentleman, references. IA.
1901 18th ST. N.w.-Lovely large. front
double dou6ls Em m, ssao pys BATH pvt, home, for
SEHSkas sISRS s,SI HSfrI. 81 issi isos 18th St,
nss fms oer nsht and aaa np dinns
Tssa ssa co1TsIH o 1Htsns 3D. s9 Swnen sl4S sgle
Kk.; dble.. $3.50 wk. ca; clean. comfort.
HOTEL EMERY, isi2 q 8. n.x.-Most de-
House: singles. 81 1852 so: doubles. 81: so
"a: special rates on doubles. RE. 1879
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2110 r st. n.w.-Nicely
furnished front room for two, twin beds;
s2e NO sac1; sinEls $50 n5nn. mS .,:ystor Ss
Rss nas' vt9 So q 81
GORDON HOTEL, e1o 18th st. NV
Complete hotel service. 24-hour elevator
and switchboard service; spacious. clean
comfortable rooms: single, from $1,000 q
week up: doubles. SO weekly per person
1419 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Warm
quarters for men. See them for your
sen ,n SHOWERS a study s,aS room downtown To-
dssa ia:.aA' 18TH ST. N.w.Gsinsie rm.. $40;
and double with twin beds, $50: unlim.
phone gentlemen only. IA. 3795 -15
1885 a8th ST. NW.-Single rm.. next to
bath; nr. transp.; $35 mo. Call DU. s0S6.
eaa5 ssth PL. NV, Glover Park-Lge.,
nicely furn. front rm. with . closets, next
to bath; suitable for 1 or q conv. transp.
1867 i3S ossa asnd ST. NV. Just of Mass: ave.
shown by appointment. Please phone
GEoRGETowN-suite consisting Of sim
gle bedroom, liv. rm. with fireplace, foyer,
partially air conditioned; settled execu-
tive or commissioned oftcer preferred;
we'll appointed home: no other guest; bath
shared only with owner; $50 montsnny.
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FARM and GARDEN.

GARDEN E Den TRAiGToRs, 81! IA ~; 3. e
81 81 teeIs; ssso MALokEs, INC. sl26 Ga, ave.
s to- vel gesss s7Ss Rss Il SS:s ssB
!S gifTiak rSfsoffIIee Hes 50 Gu yd, de-
liyered; COW manure; complete tree serv-
ice & and landscaping. MR.. BOYLE. -RA.
BEAuTIFuL AFRICAN vIoLETs. rs
hamsd nan.sd varieties, srowp in our green
each: AfIa sol, Scientifically treated,
sFs @ wash sPd Ys ofaIs s sras sse Ra
81 sFfs asfs s ne Rasn shpgng gVa
Beltsyillse; Md. Open Sundays. Phone
koroSTTifI1LER, oSTTf1LR chorem.ster, garden nsa trac-
NATIONS 'tsH msaE MoToR ssaS5f
sc; 200 Lee hwy. Arl.. CHI. 1000.
n ssDfs farm owsGE sa
iasft Il fa' fhHEfe aPKfeAN s1so ov1oLErs SIS
TO be II Tree our o disease
EACH each Af5a soil, scisntihssily treated, s s
up; once week. Phone orders "a S1asas soiicisea aa
sENRE sEf fsF f5ss PEifs list Ne shppng
Re,tsy5!ls ES sSas Md. Open Sundays. Phone
1913 KULTIMoWER garden tractor: in
terchangeable with lawn mower. cultiyator,
cutter bar, plow, harrow, etc. in 2 min
utes time without tools Immed delivery.
For demonstration. call WI. S332 -21
ClNDERS, good. grade. suitable for drive
WAYS, easements, etc: fine or coarse;
FLAGSToNE WALKS, terraces. fireplaces,
rock gardens. hsh ponds, retaining walls,
pipe drainage: all kinds of cement work
T. MARCUCCIo, Rt. 4. Horners lane,
Rockville, Mo. Phone Rockville 1888.
ORDER NOW FOR SPRING DELIvERY-
Iopsotl. MI dirt, road gravel. sand, blue
stone, manure and cinders SH. 511O or
ER; 957S; Discount on early orders. 10
TREE SERVICE, landscaping. pruning,
spraying, topping, elevating; remove un-
desirable tlees. Free estimate. sH. 8722
or LU. 06S5. Ia
WAKE UP YOUR LAWN for spring, re-
pairs. seeding and fertilizing F. a. w.
LAWN IMPROVEMENT SERVICE. sH
HAY AND ToPsoIL-Reasonable. For
Information call GE. 4151. -15
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcent.)

MORE FOR YOUR MONEY - Completely
new and modern service station; located In
sTts sas, sS, ss % ms. sasds soass
with new home. 4 rooms and bath. partly
tions,. wen finished. long. level frontage.
well lighted. surfaced. new pumps. tanks,
Without doubs best sasn ootna s
Alexandria and Fredericksburg, Va; rea-
sens ssoonable; worth while to see; $4,000: s15.-
oEFSs4GN1rYoroe.r, Y iss .5cr.
saaeS91 Ssl,y.Iy per aCs cs15 81 credit
wsil-traveied blvd. in exeeiient community; Sn
s evfE $751; .ses W rs SoGe@s 5oss
VENDING MACHINES, $50 or. more. 10
eated other interests force me to sacrifice
WANTED-partner, N1iiSS construction io sxp
ss sa OF or aspa Syss xe
AgTo e! rANf Sf.s!Is sHor. nx les..,sn main.
Germs, s0-cer capacity; price. $1,000.
Raj R9DIo sossh sa1Es sssr AND srnv. SHOP. busy
stock e. Ed ss5s azssrss; ss,aoo. 1855 Sta st:
s's MobfkN 6H sVSs CABINS and frame bunsaiow maI
with approximately acres Of land. about
way. MODEtSN REALTY CO., 97l3 ia.
ave SH. 1141: ewes, SH. 1884. lie
GROCERY, 81 800 weekly, mixed trade.
very short hours. no Sunday or holiday;
$4,000, good will. terms.
Grocery, white trade, $500 weekly, can
DO much more: long transferable lease;
$4,000. including stock; terms. For appt.,
OSCAR SEIGEL. Elk. 2501. 15'
NO. 4s-GROCERY, no beer. 81 900 wkly.
bus; low rental, good lease; nice apt; good
for besinners; $4,000 cash will handle;
No. 74@s.-s. mkt, white trade; $1,000
wkly. bus. low rental, lease to suit, with
option to buy; bldg, truck, nice size store;
hours, S-6; only $4,000 cash required;
terms. Ask for Lindler. with BILL SIMONS,
the live-wire broker, EX. 61S1; ewes,
vi. 2431. -15
AUERBACH d co. PRESENTATION-Sub
urban Market-Only store in community,
Hyatts. area. Open 81 daily; closed sun !;
$1,000 wkly.. mostly cash. $50 rent. Only
$10,500. complete.
Grocery. beer and wine; $1,000 wkly ;
busy Sc. loc.; no delivery; best equipment.
Restaurant. LIQUORS: small but neat;
nicely equipped. good Sc. loc. 81 100
wkly.: low rent. Partner has out-of-town
interest. Reduced for quick sale.
Beautiful grocery, all white community;
within l5 min. Of D. c.; 81, 700 wkly. !;
best equip; truck: rent, $125 mo-, incl.
rms, oil heat.
Shoe repair, same owner yrs; low
rent. Only $1,000. complete.
For these and many others, call till 8.
AUERBACH 8. CO., 1924 K st. NV, Suite
400. DI 6501 30
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, NE.
O0s9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
plies
week; Pullorum: clean hocks; only hatch
cry in D, C. CAPITOL HATCHERY. 1885
kenilworth aye; ne, VI: $3.50: Ii. 9529
GREEN at OR. 6837; freshly dressed
chickens and eggs, right from the hen
mouse, brought in daily and delivered to
Chase areas TX
Evening star., 1948-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

PIANOS FOR RENT, Steinway grands, S25-
$50 month Mason & Hamlin console, $25;
Knabe console, $22.50: Weaver. Story &
Clark spinets. .$15; other spinet type con.
soles. SO; all of rental applied toward
purchase t6 mos. limit) nowhere else in
the world twe're seriousl could you md
SO wide a choice available for rent We
rights available at $5-$S month. Colonial
Plano Shops new store 637 D st. NV.
(near Kann's). MA. 1870. 80
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE AND STOVE WOOD, mixed
pine, oak and hickory: immediate delivery.
COAL. FUEL OLIVE have plenty. Call
the BORAK COAL g. OIL CO. for immed,
delivery. overlook 1O46, Jackson 2l55.
SEASONED MIXED WOOD, $3.50 Der
full cord, 81 per half cord. delivered:
Evening star., 1948-03-15
BoA1S,

MARINE eUPPLHS, paints, rope, Are ex-
tinguishers. outboard motors, 9cripps ma
rine engines. 50 to 300 h.p:; nshins tackle
st. Sc Ii. 4i93
FOR SALE-5O-ft. yacht, sleeps 8; per-
feet condition. ready to sail; suitable for
rine Railway. foot of 5th St, Eastport,
Evening star., 1948-03-15
CATTLE & LIVE STOCK,

WHITE-FACED HEREFORD stock steers,
16 head. ideal aize and condition for pas
ture; also some shoats. sH. 2114, ME.
GOOD RIDING HORSE, IL yrs. old: must
dispose Immediately due to coming regula
tons. Price, $3.50, including Western sad
oIe ana Drldle. CHI. 25S3. -16
MILK GOATS, registered, for sale; also
rabbits. Ashton 1886. Ii
PONY, Shetland. B years old reasonable:
beautiful brown, well mannered for chill
dren FIR 15SA
Evening star., 1948-03-15
ROOMS WANTED,

MAN, middle-aged. desires Ink, room or
tance. downtown preferred: state price.
Boz 405-M, star. Is
YOUNG LADY. permanent Government
in apartment or private home; convenient
to Navy Dept. Box 401-M, Star. IT.
BUSINESSGIRLs desires room in private
home; convenient to transportation. In
suburbs or Arlington. Cali RA. s49
after n m n - ~ 1Gs
Evening star., 1948-03-15
MIscELLANEous wANrEp te.,,. I,

wANTED-Better grade OF nousenold fur.
niture. ANTIQUES and ONCE furniture Ma
5529: evenings. 0E 6447.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold, silver,
Ing. luggage, photosraphic equipment, mti-
sical Instruments. engineering instruments
and what have you? Will call. MAX
Evening star., 1948-03-15
ROOMS rvRNisHEp-s.s. s.d s.w.

WILL SHARE HOME with employed couple;
all conveniences; l blk. from bus; nicely
furn.: gas heat HI 1856 --15
ia 9th ST. S.E.-Lge. front rm., 3 win
dows, 2 beds; men only; nondrinkers; per
mo-. sgle. S2s; dble. $50. --15
a4OO L'ENFANT SQUARE Sc. at. MINI.
and Pa.-Large front rm.. 4 windows,
facing park on Pa. ave-: auto. heat, con.
tinuous hot water. semihath and shower;
large closet: quiet couple or men: re-
st5ietsd nsighSSTheod on busline: VI: s24I.
front rm.: on end a.. twin beds, plenty
heat and hot water. TR. 9754. --19
CoLoRED-417 18th ST: S.E.-Large
couple TR. 1886. --lb
COLORED afr 18th s.E.-Lge. front
tmn. rm.; home Drivileses; married coupe.
Evening star., 1948-03-15
ROOMS uNEuRNIsHEp.

COLORED-I156 NEALE ST. N.E-2nd
foor rmgs; rm; with use of clean pvt, kitchen.
COLoRED-LARGE DBLE. front room.
unfurn., all PRIVILEGES. Call DI. $50.
Evening star., 1948-04-26
Senator Murray Calls
Cartoon Contest Of
Physicians Vicious
sy the Asseeiotsd Pres.

A physician group was accused by
Senator Murray, Democrat, of Mon
tana today Of trickery to undermine
the free press by running q contest
for newspaper cartoonists.
Criticizing the National Physi-
clans Committee OF Chicago, Sena-
tor Murray declared it is trying to
discredit the National Health
Assembly.
The assembly will meet here May
IA to develop a 10-year plan for
increasing national health safe
guards.
Senator Murray made his accusa-
tions in a speech prepared for de-
livery to the Senate.
He said the committee is Offering
50 900 in prizes for cartoons depict
ing "the meaning and implications
of political distribution Of health
care services in the United States. u
Contest Called ''Vicious."
This contest is "the most fragrant
and vicious attempt to undermine
the free press of America which !
have come across for many years.
Senator Murray said.
He called the committee "the
political lobbying and propaganda
bureau of the American Medical
Association
He referred to a committee ad-
vertisement February % in Editor
and Publisher. newspaper trade
magazine, announcing the contest
1T is to the everlasting credit
OF Editor and Publisher" Murray
said, ." GD ran an editorial
which denounced the ad as an at
tempt at bribery, and which called
Evening star., 1948-04-26
Dutch Woman Who Tended
Gl Graves Arrives in u. ),
BY the A.sociotsd Press


HOBOKEN, N. j., April 26.-Mrs
Mary Krijger. ~, who for the last
three years has tended the Dutch
graves of three Frankfort (Ohio)
soldiers. arrived today to visit their
families.
Tall, blond Mrs Krijger, who ar
rived on the Holland America liner
Westerdam, was met at the pier by
/ four Frankfort women who planned
to drive her to their home town to-
morrow.
Mrs. Krijger closed her blue eyes
and cried for moment when asked
how she came to adopt the graves
in the United States Cemetery at
Mareraten. Holland. OF Merrill
Hughes, Tony Seyfang and James
Kinney.
She said she was walking through
the cemetery when she met Gl
Charles Hughes, looking for tn,
grave of his brother Merrill, a ma
chine gunner, and the grave of 9
friend, Tony Seyfang, an infantry
man. She said she took Charlie!
home with her and arranged tt
adopt the graves.
Later, through an exchange O
letters, she adopted the grave o
Paratrooper James Kinney.
Evening star., 1948-04-26

terror. For the past two years she
worked in. the Once Of Far Eastern
Affairs at the State Department
She went to London recently for her
marriage.
Mr.. Morris, the son of MIR. and
Mrs. George Lownes Morris OF Phil
adelphia, is on the staff of Ambas-
sador Robert D. Murphy in Berlin
According to the Associated Press,
the ceremony was performed in a
chapel adjoining the Savoy Hotel
Evening star., 1948-04-26

on the American Society of News.
paper Editors for . revision Of the
canons Of journalism to make such
trickery impossible in the future.
Big Outlay Charged.
He said the committee has spent
more than $1,000, 900 in six year.
to block Legislation aimed at the
extension Of medical service under
system Of national health in
surance."
II think it Is to the everlasting
shame Of thousands of honest, con-
scientious, social-minded doctors
throughout the land" Senator
Murray said, that they permit
this vicious so-called National
Physicians Committee to continue
its activities-and to create the i'm
preston that the medical profession
Of this Nation is opposed to any
progress in the domain of this
country's public health"
Evening star., 1948-04-26
Report Predicts Jobs
Will Top 50 Million
Record This Summer
BY the Associoted Press

More than 6O,0OO,0OO jobs are in
prospect this summer.
All that is needed to exceed last
years record of 100000 employees,
says Evan Clague, commissioner of
the Bureau of Labor Statistics, is
for the economy to follow the nor
NAL seasonal pattern.
| He said in a report issued over
the week end that employment in
March exceeded March, 1947, by
10000
| Increases in construction and
agriculture and declines in the tex
tile and apparel industries are nor
NAL in the spring.
Employment in nonagriculture
business rose $4,000 from mid
February to mid-March to a total
of 100000. Mr.. Clague reported.
No Direct Impact From ERP.
IF, during the coming spring, the
economy merely follows the normal
seasonal pattern of increases in
construction and agriculture and
declines in the textiles and apparel
industries" Mr.. Clague said, .'it is
obvious that early this summer en-
ployment will reach a new peak
exceeding last years record of co.
100000"
| Mr.. Clague said that the spending
on European recovery and defense
measures recently adopted or on
the way have so far had no direct
impact on the demand for labor"
/ He added, however, that anticipa-
ton of the effect of these measures
on the economy has tended to
stimulate buying
Mr.. Clague said there are about
a million more veterans in the labor
force now than year ago
There are about 100000 more
women. More labor is still available
from these two sources" he said.
Compensation Claims Drop.
1 There are more than a million
veterans now in school on full-time
basis, and substantial number of
these will be completing their courses
this spring
IL III y y III cOmpenSa ton
claims on the whole were shown to
be about S per cent below last years
level and except for temporary fac
tors the same few states seemed to
be hit.
The Pacific States continue to
show the highest ratio of unemploy-
ment-about seven claimants for
benefits for every 100 persons covered
by unemployment insurance. This
was just double the nation wide
ratio of 3.5 per cent.
The industrial Midwest continued
with the lowest level-slightly above
2 per cent.
Evening star., 1948-04-26

followed by . reception at the homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis Jones.
Mr.. Jones Is connected with the
United States Embassy in London.
Among those attending the cers-
mony were Mrs. Downes, the brides
mother; Theodore Hollingsworth
Morris of Philadelphia, brother Of
the bridegroom and best man; Mrs.
Morris, matron Of honor, and David
Thomasson Of the Embassy stan,
who gave the bride away.
Evening star., 1948-04-26
Margaret T. Downes Weds
B. H. Morris in London

Miss Margaret Ellen Downes
daughter of Mrs. Robert Hugh
Downes of 2139 r street NV, was
married In London today to Brew
ster Hillard Morris of the United
States foreign service, the Asso-
ciated Press reported.
Miss Downes, native of Osh-
kosh, Wis, and a graduate of Smith
College, served for several years
here as secretary to Harold Ickes
when he was Secretary OF the In