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RIGGS MANOR APTS

6s13 Riggs rd., Hyattsville, Md Immedi-
ate OCCUPANCY New building large liv.
rm.. . bedrms. with double closets din
ette, kit. and bath; S96.5O and Sa7 so
per mo Individual garbage disposal units
and exhaust fans in all kits: utilities in
cluded in rent: Venetian blinds Resident
manager on premises: To reach: Drive
out Queens Chapel rd mich. ave. ext
TO Aeer rd, left on Ager rd. to Riggs rd..
or out Missouri ave. to Riggs I'd. and
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSES TO SHARE

SILVER SPRING-Customer waiting for
. and 3 bedroom unfurnshed houses.
WORTHINGTON REALTY, s427 Ga. ave"
81. 21n0. SH 1913.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

RESPONSIBLE, longtime Govt gentle
man, returned foreign service, needs room,
pvt bath; quiet; lower NV. Box 2S5-L,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nsrthwest.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Immed. poss.
ISe' Corner lot. Det 10 rms, 212 baths:
for Ice. family. diplomat, doctor or home
with income. $19950. OWNER. No AGENTS.
WI. s627. ----=----
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COOP. Aprs. FOR SALE

NEAR I4th AND CHAPLIN sTs.- rooms,
bath and sun parlor; furn.; vacant totai
price. $4,000; $4,000 cash. balance
monthly Call CHI 34S4 to inspect.
3 ROOMS, kit. and bath completely furn.,
$3.50; poss at once; also broom bache.
lor apt, furn., $4,000; any TeasonanIe
ME. O5S6. I'll
COLORED-CO-OP. APTS.
Buy your apt. in NV or ne. location.
Down Down pymt as iO low as $50 Monthly
pymts. as low as $3.50: including notes t
ana maintenance Call Mrs. West, with
D. H. JOHNSON Co, RE. 5212, MA. 1896.
Eyes and HOLIDAYS, IL O39S.
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GOODACRE APIS

New ireproof apis. lge rms. parquet ifs.
exhaust fans, lge. ranges, GE refgs; /
bedrm;. SS5; bedrms.. $3.50 utils. incl.
1mmed. occUp. SH 1941. S619 Piney
Branch I'd. Silver Spring, Md
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CATTLE LIVE STOCK
AVIATION.

FIRsT-CALF GUERNSEY HEIFER. just
fresh purebred, unregistered, excellent
mixer; S235. Fairfax 7S-J-2. 4
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ROOMS ruRhlsHEp-Ner+hws.t
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

COLORED-FURN. ROOM for couple.
conv. to transp.; privileges. Ia. $500.
COLORED-3620 11th ST.-Nice large
rm., near bath; for gentleman. NO. 2025.
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moor models. 1ully guaranteed; easy terms.
fEEESisfoNGssve! save save Floor
sample red1ced from rom, S40 TO- sl90 all The
VISION, s53s Georgia ave sH 600.
s5a9 de new ssos sa1
sias model for sl4s5o etc o Many modeis
in stock STAR RADIO CO. 4o9 1ith st.
TELEvIsIoN demonstrators at greatly re.
duced prices; sold with the oris., Tyr
oan sssy e@ eGB US S IF Sfst ds
a Ss SET Fhlco Ppa fI9 IS5 co@Ona 2 IN
tion, Immaculate condition; moving out Of
TLLEvIs!ON as low as Sl4g.95; greatly
reduced brand-new floor samples and DEM
Phiico, R.c.A. GE, Westinghouse, Admiral
Emerson, Crosley, Motorola. Hallicrafters
and Teletone; liberal trsde.in allowance
Terry co. 10th and H SITS. ne Ii. 1858
aIKEs' mos factory @ rec9nd. Al sizes S345 ca
SERVICE TIRE CO, s6Ia Ga. ave. NV.
.s. fusf tires r'?SRdHpfa 81 iii Sees
NIL NJ; 97S2, MASTER SERVICE STATION
$500 Sherman ave. NV.
5isIeis IRTcYcIE small bicyes b9gs sms
TRUMPET: silver-plsted. gold bell, witt
quick sale. TR. 5016 after $50 pm. -3l
TRUMPET, excel. tone Al cond., recent!
reconditioned. ,satin-silver finish; mouth
piece; case incl; $40. RA; 9@l6,
! TUXEDO, size, 80, sleeve .32, pants 29h
$40 plus ad. North 2790.
TUXEDO. size }5 long, $50. Call afte
6 pm. Gil. 400. Ext. 439
TYPEWRlTERS, standards and portables
new and rebuilt; 1-yr guarantee; $50 up
terms; our 3Sth year. AMERICAN TYPE
WRITER co. 143l z. Capitol st. Ii
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, SIZE
10th St NV GE: 1883, Und, 3 mos; II
VENETIAN BLINDS washed: reDainted
TAN Md HIlNp ITs CO Pax s2l4 R. l. ave. River
Sfts VIOLIN. & pfretzschner about 1900, mod
eIed after stradivari; fine condition. Bo,
WASHER, apt; size; Easy whirl dry; exc
eondii i,t S35 WI, x SEQ an.x, III. nav. "a sso
uN. 0463.
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room, for lazy eentle ianiIs'
ROOM with inclosed sun porch. next te
bath. use Of phone. laundry privliegeS
Near walter Reed Hospital. GE apps
1909 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. Nw.--Lasse
double and single rooms for rent. DE
iis1' iisi CLIFTON ST. N,w.-Larse f. rm m.
kit, laundry privil. may be arranged ao
LARGE. PLEASANT RMS. pvt ENTRANCE nest t
$50 and s$5 mo; EN- co3 o$iS 3;sMn,. Rnn3al,r n3l
VIC, OF 18th AND CoLuMBsAk sCina Ba1k: hDml corneI
bus: bus Hnd only 'ei Responsible men need apply
fiSHr RhsHs G4 Ga4oUs!2SartFrSe i!Ss Il e ROOM and H.
SH%s SH%sn %sED%AS S,iE M efl FAsk sa3 s
Very nice corner room, with An ci0ss11t2s c5s12
r7ss COLUMBIA RD. Apt, as-L[asrs,
single room for emplloyee !aoyi , oreSktas r55a
asa Sad iviRf MAcoMB eeSM DrisTs sr NV MI
front room in pvt det GENTLE home sad
NH nth ssn5fmsss sNb MASS AVE-. WG New New serne Apt
Nicely furn. front room; hot plate; emp
Pa%i sss 81 !ady y4ss9 no smoking ssnfl'
CHEVY CfEe S CHASE. D. c.-Larse master bed.
room. PVT bath PVT, homs; univ: sid block rM +
conn. ave; gentleman ohi'' gov. ~
5ii7 sth sT.-Large, attractive. front
room; also single room; convenient to ous
1911 r. i. AVE, l block MaynoTer Hotel
sso vasaneT for 2gps sdy master
bedroom, pvt. bath; Groom suite semipvt
G9sOSLhoREn-Rm. 9sSh FOR RENT to . girl,
Or couple; cooking and laundry privileges
COioRED-r114 N. CAPITOL ST. rm
2 girls or man and wife. II ss5S III 81
employed couple cooking privileges. close
10 transportation and stores. Call ia
CoLoRED-RooMs FOR RENT on bus
line: doubles, $1,000 and $11.50 wk. HO.
COLORED-GIRL TO SHARE lovely front
room with another girG twin beds. GE.
coLoREp-sos O ST. N.w.-Room for
single man: S14 for . weeks. Ring top bell.
CO s295 or Hu. e5e2.
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CLoTHING-Three heavy suits twinter).
short stout medium. size A; 3 top
coats (winter) Homburg hat, ~; 4
pairs of shoes, SID. GE. o922 10 TO Z.
Evening star., 1948-01-08

It has been agreed rather general
ly that it was Larry Adler who took
the harmonica away from the tur-
key-in-the-straw set and proved 1t
. musical instrument. It is not so
widely known, as yet, that Mr.. Adler
has some serious competition in the
harmonica virtuoso business. The
competitions name Is John Sebas-
tian and the Statler's Embassy
Room currently is the place where
his listeners are cheering him.
As an entertainer, Mr.. Sebastian
operates on two distinct planes at
the same time, both high ones. His
skill at drawing music from Cor
blowing it out Of a harmonica is q
considerable one. He attacks such
difficult affairs as "Humoresque, /"
"Estrellita" and De Falla's Ritual
Fire Dance" with assurance and
brings them of in q manner that
approaches the spectacular.
Mr.. Sebastian's other talent IS
for q wonderful brand Of nonsense.
He expresses it both verbally and
musically in a version Of "The Pea
nut Vendor" that includes frag-
ments Of Sousa march and little
of everything else from Ravel's
"Bolero" to Near YOU" Mr.. Sc
bastian's entrance upon the En-
bassy Room floor is even quietly
comic one, direct opposite to the
entrances Of Hildegarde and some
others. He does not explode into the
room, but just sort of wanders out
quietly, seeming to list a bit to star
board as he addresses the micro
phone with the air of q man who
isn't sure he ought to be there but
has decided the heck with it.
The Sebastian foolishness reaches
its peak in his introductions OF his
musical numbers. He sets out to ex-
plain why Dvorak wrote "Humor-
esque" or to prove that the man
who wrote "Estrellita" did not have
a little star in mind but actually
was thinking Of a horse. He never
quite manages to say what he starts
to say, though, becoming lost In
verbal cul de sacS that are the
happiest nonsense you'll hear in a
long time. The effect is much the
same as might be obtained If Mischa
Elman hired s. ]. Perelman to write
q few little speeches to introduce his
violin numbers and it is wonderful
The Embassy Room entertainment
also is frightened by the presence
lof soprano named Margaret
Phelan, who is as pretty as picture
and a lot prettier than the picture
Of her that turned up on our desk
Miss Phelan Is not unknown tc
Washington audiences, having ap-
peared previously at two now
deceased local bistros, spending
some 2O-odd weeks ut the Trade
Winds and arriving at the Troika
shortly before it was burned out
from under her.
In addition to being pretty, Miss
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After Dark
John Sebastian Is Another
Who Makes Harmonica Musical
By HARRY MacARTHUR

Phelan has q soprano voice that
falls easily upon the ears and DEM
onstrates q range that seems wider
than most, descending musically to-
ward the contralto. Whether she
takes up the semi classic or some
thing more saucy, she does well
by it.
4 + 4
One of the things that seems to
have been overlooked around here
in the holiday rush Is q report advis-
ing you that listening to Tommy
Dix sing is one of the choice pleas
ures of the local After Dark scene at
the moment. Mr.. Dix Is, you nc
doubt know, at the Mayflower
Lounge and will be all through next
week, his fourth there.
He's quite a singer, as those who
Evening star., 1948-01-08

saw the musical, "Best Foot For
ward" learned some time ago. Tom
my is on the small side Is baritones
go and quite possibly has had the
epithet, "baby face" flung ut him at
one time or another. There is, how
ever, nothing baby faced" about his
personality or his voice, both Of
which are robust. He seems to have
a preference for show tunes and the
romantic baritone ballads and he
does handsomely by them all.
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The Midnight Merry Co Round: !:
One of the reasons why the Rain
bow Room OF the Hamilton Hotel is
pleasant place these nights Is
Evening star., 1948-01-08

Patricia Lane, who Ii doing her
singing there. now. She's done pre-
vious singing on . couple Of New
York radio stations and at Leon and
Eddie's there, among other places.
!. Louise and Al are the new en-
tertainment at the Annapolis Hotels
Anchor Room, as Of this afternoon.
She used to be one of the singing
Carroll Sisters, still sings; he plays
the piano. ;. Ralph Hawkins, the
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drummer boy-bandleadsr. has re-
turned to the Cross Roads. Singer
Sherry Sherwood Is featured with
his new band. :. Raised eyebrow
note, via Z publicity release: "The
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Here's How 10
Check Coughs
Amazingly Quick!

Promptly, pleasantly, Halls Expec-
torant tends to soothe and help
Nature heal irritated membranes
Of the throat. Coughs, due to
colds, are often eased amazingly
quick. Users say, Nothing better
for coughs when, one has = cold"
They speak from experience. Halls
Expectorant has been relieving
cold coughs for more than Is years
and is more popular than ever.
Remember the name. Ask your
druggist for HALLS ExPECTO-
RANT. Convenient size bottle only
40c. Larger sizes for home use.
Evening star., 1948-01-08
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. sA-2l


euonset Inn has beautiful room and banquets eighty people
downstairs call the Bamboo plenty Of
that available for small parties dance call nforma
Evening star., 1948-01-08

ADVERTISEMENT, A
Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17

of 81 per ton on the 1922 crop
This is most encouraging and in.
sures a larger acreage for the com
ing year. Growers are optimistic
over the outlook for 1923 and arc
already preparing for farming.
The Park City basketball team,
accompanied by A. f. Burley and
L. j. Wallace left Wednesday morn
ing for the state Tournament at
Bozeman. That evening they at
tended the dedication of the new
gymnasium, which was a beautiful
ceremony. The following afternoon
they played their first game with
Miles City. The score in the first
half was ~ to 7 in favor of Park
City, but in the second half the
star forward, Donald Stoltz, was
hurt and the Miles City team won.
Thursday night Park City won over
and Friday night Park City
lost of Darby. All games were
Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17

Mrs. Courter's father, Tom Hays
and other relatives.
Mrs. Amelia Johnson of Lincoln,
Neb., was a guest last week at the
home of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mace.
Mrs. Johnson, whose husband was
killed in service, was en- route to
visit his parents in South Dakota.
Mrs. Ben Gum is a patient at the
Deaconess hospital in Billings where
she underwent an operation Satur-
day.
A. F. Elliot is home from his
ranch neal Roundup for a visit of
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ostwald are
the parents of a son born Saturday,
March 10 at a Billings hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bait had
as their guests several days last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rupp who
were en- route from the coast to
their home in Sidney.
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The Outlook Says:

Mrs. Stanley Lance and daughter
Priscilla visited last week with Mrs
Lance's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
NJ. Braswell of Glendive.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Pyzel had as
their guest Mrs. Pyzel's mother,
Mrs. S. j. McPhearson of Edgar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Schneider
are the parents of a son born
Wednesday, March 10, at a Billings
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Courier of
Seattle arrived for a visit with
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switchboard Born

In 1891 Almon B. Stronger, Kan
sas City, Mo-, patented an automat-
ic telephone exchange whereby a
person at one telephone could make
connections with any other tele-
phone in the system by aid of auto
matte switches at the central office
and without the assistance of an op-
orator.
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Modern Metal Alloys

The wonders of modern metal
alloys are well known. But alloys
are not new. Men began using mix
lures of two or more metals in pre-
historic times. The earliest alloy
was bronze, probably discovered
when copper and tin we're acciden-
tally melted together and allowed
to harden.
Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17

well played and the people of Park
City have a to be proud of
their team. All returned Sunday,
cOmplimenting the people of Boze-
mar and the management of the
state Tournament.
Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17

THAT CHILDREN MAY WALK -. When two farm youngsters decided
to help sell the Easter Seals that have helped them, Patricia Lee
Sisemore, Z QefD, of Fauquer county, Va, and Jimmy Skies, 8 dight,
OF Fairfax county, Va, made their first sale to Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson. Easter Seals gave Jimmy a brace for his para
lyzed left leg and soon will provide him with an artificial limb to
replace the right leg he lost in a n automobile accident.
Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17

Beet growers in this locality are
rejoicing over the fact that they
have been granted a second bonus
Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17

Mrs. "Bud" Fitzpatrick of Laurel
came Saturday for a few days Wis
it with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Beslanowitch in Park City.
Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17

Charles McGeorge of the railway
service at Laurel visited relatives
on the farm Sunday, returning by
automobile to his work Monday
morning.
Evening star., 1948-04-18

The severe winter has caused many bad
brsaks In masonry and wallis. But do you
know you can now gst dry. zsady-mixed con-
crete In moisture proof paper sacks toe home.
farm and factory rspstrs7
Anyone who has svsr made mud pies can
use S0KnEIEl h eliminates The bother of
buying sand. lime. cement and Qravol then
Evening star., 1948-04-18

mixing thsm. by hand and by guess. and
having 10 clean up the mess afterwards.
Ihsss are four kinds Of SaKREIE
Gravel Nix Mostar Nix. Sand Nix and Water
Iiae. Each b scientifically propoxtioosd. lust
add watse and use. Get SaKnETE 1t your
nearest Building Supply. Plumbing Supply q
Hardware DealeR.
Evening star., 1948-04-18
Hsly. M.

Neil, M.
Farm SERvICE 3 SUPPLY
Central Ave. = C1aae HgWy.
fayetteville, M.
CARR HARDWARE
6l3S naltinsss Ave-.
BOWEN LU1lDgR
4oo1 Dsltinsrs Ave.
AKlGAN'S, NC.
Ao0 ADnaDo0ko "a
G'rss Sprisa. Nd.
:. @. KEYS
0l10 0eoegia Ave.
snyK1 sPRxNG PAnr
11l 0oosgaa Ave
Gk1Nrfn = KK1Y
Cs1esvkl3e Read
SILVER SPRnGG RID0.
SUPTLY, o83o Go. Ave.
BUIIDIRS sUPPLY
Rockville. NJ.
sfANDA1D SUPPLKS, NC.
LE1AnR ESs9.Eha i ,C5saEs Cs.
sNYDE1 . CO. HARDWARE
0S45 Lee ngvy.
East Hal1s Church. Va.
I. calRBE.L SONS com. :.
many uses for S0KHE1E.
Evening star., 1948-04-18

IuDOIRM q WEST co.
0o0-611 i. !. Ave-. MI.
HUDSON SUPPLY CO.
N . DrentWoeA IA. MI.
GE01GE y. 0TEvENs
476o NisAsls Avs. 81.
4. R0nugsOlg, NC.
40ol p. Ave. 81.
DICKEY BROS.
14A7 ~. Ave-. M.
.. OLSON CO.
1ol6 Ga. Ave. NV.
MORRIS HARDWARE
5o7 til -. NV.
SCnOeSDEH0 DHOR.
Hts q B. NV.
GRIFFITH CONsUlGns
1AlS n. Y. Ava. NV.
COLUMBIA RARDWARx
124o 4tA st. MI.
CHEVY CHASE PAINT
= m". 60o0 CoaA.
A11OW WRECKnsG d
LUMD0, 11Oo 3. CaD. -
D. WInyBK10
52o llA u. S.W.
MOORE nARDWARx
$3.50 18th St. NV.
S4KHE1E Coucrsss Psodu,
1OWSOlJ l.. MaHYInla
Evening star., 1948-04-18
&l231lE1E DE q

Marks HARDWARE
1877 tn %. NV.
SILVER RILL DWE,
3410 Branch Avo. 0.k.
HARRISON BROS.
x646 Sherman Ave. NV.
ATLANTIC PLUMB. sUPPLY
0o6 ' r. NV.
HARDING PAINT . mWR
Sx1o l. L Ave. MI.
GALxlMR1 4 KLUGKIEWICE
1854 l1tA q. 81.
1ORINSON'S USED BlDo.
AA3k1lA4S lS3o Ka1S1 1Wor1S
Ave. Nj.
=. I. WATKINS, NC.
6o1 Sheriff n. NE.
CRANK COMPANY
1S46 Eve 81 NV.
j. FRANK CAlGPREIL CO.
1850 Ooo1 1sDe n. 81.
J. 2. llEENKHAN SONS CO.
394l II %. NV.
NOkTUEAST HARDWARI
oo0 y 81. Nj.
WI1G8AHH-JAnDKV
ASS Wiss. Ave.
Ajsxssdsio, vs.
CROFT . ANDERSON
3lo6 Duks Ave.
Evening star., 1948-04-18

GE0nGE L. HRRING
BssAnSDd hwy.
yONN II. KLlYF
Je1. Dsvis . Ne. Hgwy.
ROCKS HARDWARE
Dolbey'S CYOos RAaAs
COLLINS lQIxWORK
3lH =. RaiSfax -
1n0l1AS J. EANNOlg = 0O9es
Dsks . nenry q.
Ansinstos. Va.
C1k11YDAIB CR1GElSY
A36 Lee @lGAway
GkO101 II. YEA1laAN So.ls
Soe1 WfAD0a Do0leysT6
kosslys, Va.
DlCKIY COMPANY
GRIFFITH CONBUllkRS
Sethests, NJ.
1UILDERS SUPTLY
1879 Wlesasln Ave.
ares issS.sS" zvs.
Brentwood. Nd.
FRANK II. living
461l L L Ave,
District heights, Nd.
SUBURBAN AARDWARx
7lo6 MaSiboeo n.
o manufactured bv HARRY
Evening star., 1948-04-18

n
saxREE Win see hs b hsuppnsd hns:N
Evening star., 1948-02-18
Jewish Appeal 10 Launch
600, 900 Drive Here

The 1s4s campaign of the United
Jewish Appeal for 10000, 900 win
be launched Saturday at the Shore
ham Hotel.
Henry Morgenthau, jr, former
Secretary of the Treasury and gen
eral chairman Of the campaign, will
preside at the two-day conference.
More than 5000 Jewish commu-
mites will participate in the appeal
described as the largest fund-rais-
ing effort by a voluntary welfare
organization in the history OF the
United States.
The funds will be used for overeeas
relief and rehabilitation, for the i'm
migration, settlement and security
program in Palestine and for aid to
Jewish refugees reaching the United
States.
In announcing the national con-
ference, Mr.. Morganthau said, "The
United Nations have given us an
opportunity both to build an inde-
pendent Jewish state and at the
same time to empty the displaced
persons camps Of Central Europe"
Evening star., 1948-02-18

on the project in this country ir
Incorporation with the commission.
A report by the American delega.
ton to the UNESCO conference last
November at Mexico City, where the
project was approved, said: ut en-
visages q comprehensive examina-
ton of those differences in national
cultures, ideals and legal systems
which may lead toward war. The
aim Of this examination is to stim-
ulate In the nations Of the world
sympathy and respect for each
other"
One Of the matters up for, dis
cussion at the final session Of the
commission meeting today was q re-
port of its Information Committee
warning that there will be ''unavoid-
able disappointments" for those
who expect swift progress In public
acceptance of UNESCO as the 'peo-
Piles agency Of the United Ma
TONS"
Evening star., 1948-02-18

United Narions Educational, Scien.
tif1c and Cultural Organization.
The commission, winding up q
two-day meeting here, approved
plans for American participation In
the project yesterday after being
told by President Truman that he
believes eventually we viii solve"
the hard problems" facing the Ma
ton and the world.
II am an optimist," the President
said to the commission members
calling at the White House. He de-
scribed the Indonesian problem ION
the way to settlement" through the
United Nations, as lone bright spot
on the international map" But he
mentioned other problems in Pales-
tine, Korea, Greece and Turkey as
things that have to be faced and
met"
II hope you will continue your
work so that the next time you
come here" Mr.. Truman added,
I'VE can say there are nine places
that are bright instead of one out
Of 10 or H."
DR.. Howard Z. Wilson, represent
ing the National Council for the
Social Studies, described the project
for . study Of the social tensions
that are dangerous to peace" as
among the most promising" phases
of the 1913 UNESCO program.
I'VE want to 1ind out" he said at
news conference, what are the
tensions in an individual that pro-
duce q man like Hitler, and the
group tensions that create cliques
in society"
The Social Science Research
Council and the American Council
OF Learned Societies will help work
Evening star., 1948-02-18
Howot HArt in Auto
Accident in Florida

Y.K. Howat, first vice president
of the Board of Trade, and Mrs
Howat -were injured in a three-car
collision near Gainesville. Fla, on
Monday, according to word received
here.
They were on their way to Miami
for a vacation when their car was
struck by a careening automobile
which had just sideswiped another
vehicle, it was said. Mr.. Howat re-
ceived several fractured ribs and
cuts and bruises. Mrs. Howat suf-
fered q broken arm and facial cuts.
Both are in the Alachua Hospital,
in Gainesville, where it is expected
they will be confined for the next
10 days.
They left here last Tuesday.
Evening star., 1948-02-18
Litigation Meeting Set
In Memorial Spun Crash

Justice James w. Morris will meet
in District Court Saturday morning
with attorneys involved in litigation
growing out Of the bus automobile
collision August 2. 1916, on Memo
rial Bridge, in preparation for court
hearings later.
The gathering will seek . deter
mination on the most efficient pro-
cedure in trying the more than .
Evening star., 1948-02-18
Last Lecture Set Friday
On Paintings of Year

The last in the series Of lectures
on the special exhibition. Paint
ings Of the Year." circulated by the
Pepsi Cola Co., will be given at 1890
pm. Friday in the Corcoran Gal
lery of Art. Miss Amy Briggs, gal
lery lecturer, will conduct the talk.
The Story Hour, for children s to
is, at II am. Saturday will be de-
voted to George Washington and
the artists of his time.
Evening star., 1948-02-18
Mccain Gets AIhombro Pos,

Francis A. McCann, executive sec
retary OF the National Catholic
Community Service Club in Alex
andria, has been appointed deputy
supreme commander of the Order OF
the Alhambra for Virginia. The
appointment was made by Luz c.
Robalin OF San Antonio, Tex, su-
preme commander of the order.
Evening star., 1948-02-18

score Of suits which have been filed
in connection with the crash, The
accident resulted in death for one
man and injuty to 43 other persons.
Evening star., 1948-02-18
u. 5. Will Participate
In UNESCO Survey
OF Social Tensions

A projected international study
of social tensions" that breed con-
f1ict between individuals and wars
between nations stirred interest to-
day among members of the United
! States National Commission for the
Evening star., 1948-02-18
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