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Elaikysin Egzarninus

Naujame imigracijos istaty-
me pasakyta, kad tremtiniai is
Europos j 81 krasta gales at
vykti tik tada, kai kas nors is
Amerikoje gyvenanciq pazades
atvykstanciam duoti buta ir
pades surasti darba. Taigi, nuo
musu priklausys, ar mes pa
jegsime JUGS is Europos praga-
70 iStraukti.
Nuns yra uzdetas didelis
tautinio susipratimo ir zmonis-
kumo bandymas. Busime tikri
ir istikimi Americas pilieciai,
busime susiprate lietuviai ir
pagaliau zmones pilna to zodzio
prasme, jei, pasirasydami blan-
kus, pagelbesim Americas val
dziai jos pastangose tremtinius
gelbeti ir musu tautieciams j
81 krasta atvykti. Priesingu
atveju, busime neiSlaike egza-
minu.
Detroite egzaminai vyksta
neblogai. Susidomejimas dide-
lis ir blanku pasirasymas eina
pilnu tempu. Taciau darbas
yra didelis ir prie jo turf jau-
sti pareiga prisideti kiekviena
lietuviska Selma. Todel tuos,
kuriems Sis dalykas dar nebu-
vo zinomas ir kurie gall pas
save tremtinius priglausti, pra-
Some prisideti prie kilnaus ar
! timuju gelbejimo ir pasirasyti
tremtiniams atsikviesti blan-
kus. Darbo ir duonos Ameri-
koje pakaks visiems ir atvyku-
sieii niekam sunkumu nesuda-
rvs.
Detroite tremtiniams atsi-
kviesti blankai yra gaunami
pas siuos asmenis, kurie pade-
da JUGS ir uzpildyti:
Kun. l. Boreisis, Sv. Antano
parapijoje, telef. TIA 5-1284
T. Dambrauskas, 955 Wild
wood, Detroit 8, tel. T. 5-3726.
B. Keblaitiene, 1922 w. Euc-
lid Ave-, Detroit 6, TY 1888.
M. Kaseviciene, 1886 Lit
lefield, UN 3-3975.
M. Sims, 22O7 Oakman Blvd.
Detroit 6, HO 67O2.
A. Dainius, 1856 Mendoza,
Detroit 4; WE 4-3O75.
]. Paskauskas, zoos Hubbard
Ave-. Detroit 9, Ia 5-O234.
Blankai duodami ir uzplldo-
mi nemokamai. Jei kas gall,
prasoma, pagal savo nuozlura,
aukoti kick tremtiniu imlgra-
ciios reikalams. Kas nelsgall
ir to nereikalaujam.
DetrOito BALI rs SIX.
Tremtiniams Ikurdintl
KOmit otaS
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PAMINETOS VARDINES

Rugsejo "a d. paminetos var
dimes DR.. B.. Kazlausko, DR.. p.
Gurskaites, ponios St. Douvan
ir jusu korespondentes. Rugse-
jis, kaip matote, NUNS visiems
katuriems brangus menuo. Jis
dave NUNS vardus, ma ir pa
rode 81 sviesu pasaull. Tat II
nepraleidom nepamineje. Aciu
musu draugams az sveikinimus
ir dovaneles.
Vardiniu proga, DR.. E. Ours
katie aplanke jos sesute Ruta
is Waukegan, Ill. M. Sims
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zUVO 10 VAIKU MOTINA

Lock Haven, Pa. - Rugs. 27
vaziuojant per gelezinkelio be-
gius buvo uzmusta 10 vaikQ
motina, Minnie B. Lucas, ir
automobile vairaves George w.
Sweeley, 72 metu amziaus.
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TABOR FARM, Mich,
ATVYKO p. BABICKAS

Cia, pas J. j. Baciuna, apsi-
gyveno nesenai is PietQ Anne
rikos atvykes rasytojas Petras
Babickas.
Jis jau nebe pirmas naujaku-
ris, apsigyvenes svetingoje Ia
Dor Farmoje. ]. ]. Baciunas,
tur but, pralenkia visus trem-
tiniams pagelbejime. Jis jau
yra isdaves kelioms desimtims
seimu atvykimui reikalingus
dokumentus. Ir siaip daug yra
pagelbejes atvykstantiems.
Jeigu gerai seksis, tai pen
kios J. J. Baciuno vasarvietes
ir 10 Tabor Farm ukis taps tik-
ros Lietuviskos kolonijos.
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MAREN0O, iii. - Gaisrui
sunaikinus Curtis Candy Co.
ukes tvarta netoli cia, Rugs. 27
gaisre sudege % geros rusies
galvijai, tarp ju du buliai.
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NAUJA APDRAUDOS
AGENTURA

South Bostone, II Farragut
Road, atidaryta nauia apdrau-
dis agentura vardu w. T. Will
hanson and Co. Jos savinln-
kai vra Wilfred ir Irena Palta-
naviciute Williamsonai. 1rena
vra Bostono lietuviu radio We
deiu St. ir V. Minku giminaite.
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GRIzO Is ATOSTOGQ
JULIE RASTENIENE

81 pirmadieni grizo is Cleve-
lando julie Rasteniene, Adv. N.
Rastenio zmona, praleidusi apie
iris savaites atostogu pas savo
motina Baltrukoniene, gyve-
nancia Clevelande. Paskutine
atostogu diena turejo pasima-
tyma su ka tik is Brooklyn, N
Y, j Clevelanda persikelusiais
Vincu ir Emilia Rasteniais, su
kuriais aptare Spaliu 10 dienos
prakalbu programa ir kai ku-
riuos tolimesnio veikimo klau-
sinus. hep.
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BALTIMORE, ND.
LVS SKYRIUS RENGIA
PRAKALBAS

Kaip jau buvo karta pranes-
ia, Spaliu 10 d., sekmadieni,
LVS 4-tas skyrius rengia pra-
kalbas. Kalbes Vincas Raste-
mis-, naujas Dirvos redaktorius
Prakalbos ivyks Lietuviu sale
je, antrame aukste. Pradzia 2
val. p. p. Pc prakalbu bus uz-
kandis. Tikietus galima gauti
is anksto pas LVS narius.
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SIUSKIT Dirvai zinias apie
mirima Lietuviu jusu koloni-
joje, paduodant amzh ir kill
ma is Lietuvos.
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NAUJA GELIU IR
DOVANJJ KRAUTUVE

Ir patys Minkai nesnaudzla
Dorchesteryje (666 Washing
ton ST. jie atidare nauja jau
trecia, geliu ir dovanu krautu-
We, kurioje yra ne tik geliu, bet
ir siaip graziu dovaniniq pre-
kiu.
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DIRVAI iSsiraSyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu. 1ssira-
sykit dabar. Pusei metu $3.50.
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LOS ANGELES, Calf. Cia
tapo pabranginti Amerikoniski
dienrasciai - Xxi siol pardavi-
nett po &C., dabar. parduodami
20 7c.
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Sykiu nuzudyta Kymanto Emo
ma ir trys nepilnametes duk-
terys = viso 80 asmenys.
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NEUZMIRSKIT Sc

Rasydami Dirvos Redakcijai,
Administrator ar Agenturai
kokius paklausimus, visada ide-
kit uz &c paste zenklelj atsa-
kymui. I'as butina.
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Tos skaitlines parOdo kaip
nuo 1888 metu, depresijos pra-
dzioje, selpimas pakilo per Sc
kancius kelis metus. 1888 me-
tais buvo pasiekta auksciausio
laipsnio - Allegheny apskrity-
je ivairiems salpos reikalams
prireike isdeti net S46,O11, PA.
1915 metals nupuole Xxi ze-
miau $40 milijonu, bet paskui
vel pradejo kilt aukstyn.
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SELPIMO KASTAI DIDEJA

Kaip isrodo, visuomene ne
gall apsieiti be pasirupinimo
selpti ir globoti savo biednuo-
menes dali. selpimo reikalas
visada yra nemazas klausimas,
kuri turf aprupinti visuomene
savo taksais, neziurint privati-
niu organizaciju dedamu pas
tangu aprupinti tam tikra da-
Ii biednuomenes.
Pennsylvania kas menesi da-
bar ismoka po pusdevinto mi
lijono dolariu salpos reikalams,
kas apima seneliu, neigalinciu,
ir jaunameciQ likusiu be tevu
islaikyma, bel aklu globojima.
Allegheny apskritis gauna
savo selpiamuju islaikymui kas
meta is valstijos lido po virs
S18 milijonQ.
Allegheny apskrityje selpimo
ir pagabes reikahi siaip sto-
vi, sulyg isleistu sunni:
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PAJ1ESKAU savo seseri Ro-
zalija Boguzyte, jos vyras Juo-
zas Dunauskas, gyvena Chica-
goje. Prasau ju atsisaukti ar
ba kas zinote ju adresa pra-
neSkit.
Klemensas Baguzis,
Nova Gerono, Isla de Pinos
Cuba.
JIESKOMAS Jonas Rozans-
kas, is Bijeikiq k., Skiemoniu
v. Prasau atsiliepti arba Ii
nantieji apie jo likima pranes-
kite.
Juozas AndrikOnis
(2O) Lehrte bel Hanover
Churchill Camp Germany
Evening star., 1948-11-03

George Carroll, the Maryland
publicist, started walking in back
OF the reporters barking out who
was making the tackles, ETC., a
member of the host committee
politely asked George to sit down
everything was in hand.
In addition there is swivel
chair seats in the soundproof
press box, individual windows
that push out and individual in
direct lighting fixtures for each
typewriter. Are you listening,
Hoyas, Colonials and Terps?
Isn't Maryland's Vic Turyn a
good bet to return to Miami on
Christmas Day for the new
North-South all-star game on
the basis of his brilliant per-
formance against the Hurricanes
last week? What happened
to the Georgetown predictions
that Holy Cross would be the
most improved team in the East
when it caught on to Bill o.
manski's T-formation? The Cru.
saders have been getting pro-
gressively worse, instead of bet
ter, after beating Georgetown
and Syracuse and now have lost
four straight. t. Will Michigan
be polite to Navy this week, or
do the Wolverines have Notre
Danes Ait victory margin over
the Middies in mind?
Evening star., 1948-11-03
Minnesota Tops Loop
In Attack, Defense;
Michigan in Air
BY the Assoeioisd Press

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Undefeated 3.
Michigan has . record-setting pass
attack and enigmatic Wisconsin has
the best ground attack, but rugged
Minnesota is the Big Mines top Of
fensive and defensive football team.
The defending champion Wolver-
ines have averaged 160 yards by
passing in four league games, a rec
ord gain in which an amazing array
of seven tossers has figured. Prev
ious high was Michigan's 145.5 in
1916.
Official conference statistics today
also showed that Wisconsin, winner
in only one Of four starts, leads in
rushing with an average of 223
yards, the only Big Nine team
smashing more than 200 yards per
contest.
Minnesota's Gophers, still scent
ing Pasadena roses with a % rec
ord, have the best per-game aver
age gain by rushing and passing
279.8, and their behemoth line has
limited opponents to a 1874 average.
Minnesota's average rushing gain is
149.5. while in throwing 20.5 passes
per game, the most in the league.
the Gophers have averaged 1903
yards through the air.
The Wolverines have completed
81 Of 78 passes thrown in four games
for $40 yards, scoring eight of their
18 Conference touchdowns on
aerials.
Evening star., 1948-11-03
Second Place Struggle
'Captivates Attention
OF Schoo|boy Fans

With Central High School not
playing this week, District public
high football interest will focus on
the battle for second place. Tech
will be at Anacostia, Coolidge at
Wilson and Roosevelt at Eastern.
Central, with five victories in as
many games. virtually Is assured Of
q place in the championship game
slated for November 26 at Grifnth
Stadium. Anacostia looms as the
team to grab the other spot. but
Tech is in a position to spoil the
Indians plans.
A victory for Tech would tie with
Anacostia for second place. The
Maroons then will meet Coolidge,
which has won only one series game
this season, while Anacostia still has
Eastern to play. Eastern was upset
by Wilson, but showed strength in
losing by only one touchdown to
highly favored Central.
Undefeated. united GEORGETOWN
Prep will open its bid for Catholic
honors Friday in a game against
st. Johns. The Johnnies have
been an up-and-down team this
year. They lost to Blair, squeaked
by Western and held Central to q
tie. Last week, however, they bowed
to an umderdog Dewitt eleven.
Other games Friday have Gonzaga
at Charlotte Hall, Bethesda at
Friends, Richard Montgomery at
Sherwood, National Training School
at Gaithersburg, Chamberlain at st.
Mary's of Annapolis, Herndon at
Harpers Ferry, Blair at Frederick,
Dewitt at Longwood and George
Washington of Danville at Wash
ington-Lee.
Two night games are on tap Fri
day with John Marshall of Rich
mond at George Washington and
Lane of Charlottesville at Fairfax.
Saturdays schedule has Virginia
Episcopal at Episcopal, st. Albans
at st. Andrews, Landon at Sanford,
Fork Union at Bulls, Manassas at
Mount Vernon and Falls Church
playing Culpeper in q night game
at Fairfax.
Evening star., 1948-11-03
FIomingo's Victory Sets Pace
For Area Horses at Garden

nationally known rider, leading his
teammates to win the military in
diyidual jumping event aboard
Arete. Second place winner was
Mexico's Capt. Alberto Valdes rid
ing Chihuahua. Third place was
taken by|Canada's Squadron Leader
Douglas Cleland, and Chamorro,
formerly owned by Alexander Riyes
and shown by Morton w. Smith;
Mexico's Capt. Victor M. Saucedo-
Garlic was fourth with Poblano. 1t.
Guy Lefrant of the French Army
team, up on Orpha, was winner of
the international preliminaries.
Mrs. Loula Long Combs from Lees
Summit, Mo-, once again thrilled
the crowd with her handling of
spirited fine harness horses. Mrs.
Combs, vino has been active in the
show ring since 1896, has performed
to national audiences since 1918.
Mrs. Combs American-bred hackney
pony Radiation was winner for the
second consecutive year of the Kill
learn Farm Challenge Trophy, and
was second in the, single harness
pony event. In the event for pairs
of harness horses Mrs. Combs per-
fectly-matched Brown geldings Ci-
tation and Constellation defeated
good field for the blue.
Evening star., 1948-11-03
BY the A.soeiotsd Press

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 3.-Bill
Gregus, Wake Forest halfback, to-
day staged a repeat act as Southern
Conference sophomore of -the-week.
Bouncing Bill, who won the soph-
/ Iof-the-week title for his play against
William and Mary on October 2, was
one of the best backs on the field
when the Deacons trounced North
Carolina State, 34-13 last Saturday.
Here is what Gregus did to con-
tribute to the Wake Forest scoring
parade:
Gained yards to move the ball
from the State II to the 8 In the
first touchdown drive.
Gained 8 yards to help the Dea-
cons move goalward for their third
touchdown.
Passed 20 yards to end Red
O'Quinn, who snagged the ball on
the IL and ran for the fourth score.
Contributed dashes of II and 8
yards as the Deacons drove 90 yards
for their sixth score.
In all Gregus completed two of
three passes for 49 yards and gained
70 yards on the ground in IA tries
to make his average for the season
So yards in 80 rushes.
He is tied with his teammate,
IO'Quinn, as the fourth highest
scorer in the Southern Conference
with five touchdowns for 80 points.
Gregus, who is from Toledo, Ohio,
Is one Of the hardest runners in
the conference. He weighs 185.
N. G. States defeated legions
furnished other nominees for soph-
'of-the- week. Soph Wingback Dick
Evening star., 1948-11-03
BY Angelina J. CorobeIIi

$pseiei Correspondent Of The Stor
NEW YORK, Nov. 3-With mill
tary pomp and pageantry the 65th
national horse show last night
opened Its eight-day run before a
large and enthusiastic Madison
Square Garden gathering.
Escorted by a mounted detach-
nnent from Squadron A. the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police provided
the color guards for the national
smblems of France, Canada and
Mexico.
The United States flag, although
q United States team is not compet-
ing, also was in the opening exer-
cises. The salute of the military
teams was taken by Gen. Jonathan
M. Wainwright.
Washington area horses made a
brilliant showing starting with four
horses qualifying in the jumping
preliminaries. Morton w. Smith
from Middleburg. Va, rode both his
entries, Request and Flamingo, ta
perfect rounds, while Col. and Mrs.
II. II. Pohl'S FitZrada from Leesburg
and Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Samp-
sons Hellzapoppin from Richmond
finished with one fault. In the finals
Flamingo repeated his qualifying
victory to win the class with clean
round. Second was Mrs. Hubert
Thomas Velvet Lassie from Carmel,
Ind. Oddly, third and fourth horses
both were named Mr. Chips, the for
mer belonging 10 Sterling Smith
from Ravenna, Ohio. and the latter
TO Harry s. Nichols also from Car
mel, Ind.
In the working hunter event Mar
tin vogel. jr.'s. well-known Petrescu
from Warrenton. Va, had a good
round to place third in class con-
sisting of 81 entries. Fourth place
went to the equally well-known
Party Miss, owned by George Fftz-
patrick from Baltimore. In the mid
die and heavyweight hunters Gloria
Galban's mount Mont from Univer-
sity, Va, with his owner in the sad
die, took the blue, while fourth place
went to George di Paula's Baltimore
entry post Meridien.
The Mexicans again took the
hmeltght in the military events,
with Col. Humberto Marbles, inter-
Evening star., 1948-11-03
Tub Humping for Andy
G. w. Starts Booming Davis
For AN-Conference Post
By MerreII WhittIesey

George washington Sports
Publicist Tom Coleman has
opened his campaign for an ALI
Southern Conference berth for
Andy Davis, the Colonials' bril-
liant freshman back who cur
rently stands sixth in the Ma
ton on total offense.
The Colonial supporters con-
cede only to North Cardinals
Charley Justice as deserving
place on the team over Davis.
But Coleman is going to run into
trouble because Davis will be
overlooked in some spots because
Of his teams poor record. And
then there's Hosea Rodgers OF
North Carolina, Fred Folger of
Duke, Jack Cloud of William and
Mary. Vic Turyn of Maryland,
Bobby Thomason of v. M. l.,
Mike Boyda of Washington and
Lee and Bishop Strickland of
South Carolina as q sample Of
the competition.
The Southern Conference Sports
Writers Association hopes to
minimize the all-star selecting in
the Southern Conference by an
nouncing the recognized teams.
The members will vote on all
star teams Of the conference and
smaller colleges, the player-of-
the-year In the conference and
smaller colleges and coach-of-
the-year on the same basis.
The father of Dick Haesler,
Georgetown's extra-point field
goal and kickoff specialist, may
be in town for the New York
University game Friday night.
Dicks dad was a bit concerned
over his sons performance in the
first few games, afraid he wasn't
earning his scholarship, accord
ing to the story at Georgetown.
So the elder Haesler backed out
of the trip for the Fordham game
and sent his wife and another
member Of the family to scout
Dicks performance. Dick kicked
five straight extra points against
the Rams, added a sixth straight
and a field goal against Denver
last week.
Now the New Jersey delegation
probably will include Mr.. Haesler
this week with Dicks dad saying
Il told you so."
The reporters who accompa-
MED Maryland to Miami last
week should back up to the pay
window. This is an example of
the service provided at the
Orange Bowl Stadium:
Before the teams line up for
the first play Of q new quarter,
a mimeographed play-by-play
account of the preceding quarter
is handed each member of the
press box.
A lineup, including a complete
list Of subs and the game sta.
tistics are rushed to the report
ers within two or three minutes
after the game. Then q list of
the scouts in attendance and
where they're from and all indi-
vidual ball carrying and passing
statistics are provided.
Before the game a pad Of the
weeks handouts from Miami are
placed at each seat. plus q chart
for the game.
It's so well organized that when
Evening star., 1948-11-03
StribIing, B|ackwood
On Turner Ring Card

Ken Stribling, Washington mid
dleweight, who was the best fighter
developed here during the indoor
season last year, makes his first
Turner's Arena showing of this sea-
son next Monday. He will oppose
Joe Blackwood of Boston in the
feature 10-rounder.
Blackwood is a newcomer to
Washington fight fans. He is a
stablemate of Lee Savold and fire.
,quently works in the gym with the
heavyweight contender. His record
lists Knockout victories over Jimmy
Sheppard and George Marion, plus
victories over AL Costa, Coley Welsh
and AL Priest, among others. He
also has boxed two draws against
Upper Zanelli.
Stribling had two fights at Griffith
Stadium during the summer, losing
tough ones to Jack La Motta and
Randy Brown.
Evening star., 1948-11-03
Gregus of Wake Forest Named
Soph of Week q Second Time

Kirmeyer caught four passes for 70
yards, one of which was q touch.
down. heave. Soph Paul Carlson.
who played fine game as replace.
ment for Bob Bowlby at blocking
back. also shone as q pass catcher.
Charles Musser as usual played well
at guard for the Wolfpack.
Evening star., 1948-11-03

Three years ago-Stymie won
the $4,000 Westchester Handicap
at Jamaica, running ! 1/16 miles
in 1856 as.
Evening star., 1948-10-15
\X@E::Ti i 5:
"

BARGE TRIP.
sasss ss fsp Sn sns
asa ansttaa e.nsi es ROAD and Street
BIBLE STUDY.
for 4VSs M q sas
ths siosophiesi Institute, willard Hotel
National Newspaper Guild. willard Hotel,
8 am. tomorrow.
: MOONLIGHT HIKE.
wenssrPirds. Hiking Club throSsh u 'S: aes Rosk
Pleasant esrn. Nouns fs.ssnt q ns and Ia
mont streets NV, s o'clock tonight.
TREE WALK.
y, STUDY Of nst,ys n.. and imported orns; orasd
sssi Rssonsl ssrves seSins
he aSen ,sn e the gsrs street and
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
avenue, silver sprins, Nd; open daily
from itehIa 10 s te oS ro: %steT MsqSs sS9s
ssche and Thomss Ysnosky. shroush No No.
- I csFesrap s ga c.llsE, , Of Art, ssysntesn.n w
IL to l:30. pm. Mondays, 10 am. to 4:30
pm; Tuesday throush Friday. 9 am; to
4.oU pm. Saturdays ana TO pm. sun.
days; rugs from the W. A. Clark collection
at the Corcorsn Gallery Of Art, throush
November 16. Also water eolors BY artists
of washington. for an indefinite period.
NV; open am: to @ pm Mondays
Trois, through october 90.
Pan American Union, Seventeenth street
and Constitution avenue NV: open 8
am, 70 soI IsIa,asY SeekS.ys and az.
temala, on, BY Humberto oaravito.
.iis EiSrsrs q censrss., First and East
CAPITOL streets; open 9 am. to 10 pm.
Monday through Saturday and 11:30 am.
ing the centennial of the Oreg1n Terri
tory. through February, IL, '948; original
Lacock Abbey COPY Of the Magma Carta on
loan from the British ovsrnment until
December IS; i've exhibits honoTing the
centenary Of the American Association for
the Advancement Of Science, including rare
books, letters and q manuscript Of Elm
STEMS theory Of relatiyity. ends today;
and orieinal manuscript Of Lincoln s
thfse;p aars;te sr,c autosiosrsphy' for an in
National Archives. exhibition hall, Con-
stitution avenue. between Seventh and
l5:15 pm. weekdays, 1880 to S pm. SAT-
urdays and 1870 to pm. Sundays snd
Evening star., 1948-10-15

, and frssh-vatss Ash. for IN indefinite
Smithsonian institution, Division Of
drive NV; open 0 10 4:S0 pm weekdays
and Sundays; color photographs By Charles
Eliot Perkins, through October 81.
Studio GROUP Show. 4 Hillyer court
NV; paintings and sculpturing BY local
artists, open Sundays, 4 to pm, for
an indefinite period.
FOR sERvICEMEN.
Oficers' Service Club, 1874 Twenty first
street NV. dance with orchestra, o o'clock
tonight.
Armed Services YMCA, 1855 @ street
o'clock tonight
YWcA. Penthouse. Seventeenth and K
etrests N.W' square dance. 9:1b o'clock
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club.
ing desk, billiard tables radio.
.viSs iSeryieemen's r Vist9Ty Center. 1113 Penn
daily noon to midnight.
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holidays; exhibit eommsmoratins the cen
tennial Of the American Association for
the Advancement Of Science, through No
vember; and World War II surrender docu-
ments. for an indefinite period.
and constitution avenue NV; open 10
am. to 5 pm. weekdays and 2 to 10 pm.
nH shs Mson Wdnsr sna
collections and Sits from other donors.
tion Of American prints and consisting Of
= brief summary q american eraphis Art
OF Congress-, the Smithsonian Institution
and the National Gallery OF Art, through
October.
Phillips Memorial Gallery. 1900 Twenty
frst street NV: open daily II am. to 6
pm: Monday. until 10 pm; Sunday, 2 to
pm: modern French and American
paintings.
Fish and Wildiife Service, under main
Fourteenth -Four en- and 3 streets NV. NV; open !
am. to 4 pm. daily: display Of animals
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Peace Week Proposed
For National Observance

Peace Week. new idea for
special observances In the Nation
has been advanced by a group Of
West Virginians.
The West Virginia officials met
yesterday with Maj. Gen. Briant e.
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Moore. Army chief Of public infor-
nation, to map plans for the State
wide observance. Gen. Moore prom
sed the Army's cooperation.
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Analysis shows that there Is no
great difference In the nutriment
content Of light-shelled or dark
shelled eggs.