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ROOMS EURNIsHEo-MD. & VA.

VA.-Lge twin-bed rm. with
running water; cow to Pentagon. CHI
20: 20 DALE DR., Silver Spring = Large
.i Si fEqn rs ST. & IN tor lady,: kit
and laundry p!!Vileges ea :. CHI $d3a. ~
1924 n. 4th ST, Arl, va,--Girl to share
large room. twin beds with another girl;
laundry, prvileges' COW. transp.; S25 per
Ne NEXT Gil ro S72 navy ANsrx-Nice, la5ee
room to share With refine sos young lady
and shower: cooking priyil. optional; sen
teman or employed couple preferred. Gil,
s double and 5m rets cooking
s snsS e. KANSAS sSS H9 SCI En- c I5ss A Va
Dbl rm.. gil or couple; SIS single. SIS
double conSy; cafe and shopping Dix to
sol soi' No no Fillmore ST. Arl.. va.-singlc
rm for gentleman. $50 GIL. 90O1 I'll
.30i n. GEORGE MASON DRIVE. Airing
ton-Mother and infant son will share en-
tire new home with empld. couple $50 wk.
TAkoMA PARK-Front bedrm,. for ..
kitchen privileges. SH. 4S2l. Sorry; no
ARIINGToN-Larse. well-furnished room
with windows; bath with tub and show
er;- on buslins to Pentason; gentleman,
1888 \. TAYLOR sT.-conv to transp,
Nicely furn. single, woman or quiet girl.
Laundry and phone privils CHI 0534. -15
ARLINGTON, VA.-Large front rm.: young
man; references no drinking. Chestnut
ALIEN. vA.--Attractiyely furnished sleep
,fnss fdst R Sa SIG 9v ist a. &
Furn dble. rm. for . empl. adults; near
Pentagon; c.h.w., kit. privils. ia. 1922W
furn. Of, partly furn' and share din: nm
location, COW. to all transp.; no child.
ICE. FRONT RIM. windows, 1st H.. mr..
bath, on busli.ae; $3.50 for l. Slo,5o1 for
LARGE. AIRY ar ROOM. well furnished, pri-
miles from Pentagon' reasonable price,
ssaRiLIINGroN. va.-Ntcely furnished room
adj. to serlprvate bath; good bus service
to the heart of city. Phone CH; o073.
CHEVY CHASE. Md. 1909 Conn. ave,
bus at door-,Master bedroom. twin beds,
private bath, living rm. share kit adults,
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Attractive, cool
nm, dble. bed employed cple.: S45 per mo.
Also single rm. for gentleman, $50 per
mb. Phone and laundry privileges; be-
tween cuisines. SH. 744o. -15
twin-bed room cow:
transp. and unlimited phone, plenty of
closet space Oh; S673. Up
furn., ss5 m a, for for employed woman;
to s see after 43o. 81 7i41. -15
W EgES. 6o BOON siss. min to a'va as!
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LADY will share with another lady 1-bed-
room apt apt. near airport: excellent transp'
ios lg%e NEfstasEs 81 sfteF NWYouns
to share room with, another gentle sirl;
twin beds bath lso Kitchen and laundry
SoNDkINKINGG. SoNsMoKrNG lady. 81.
would like to share her apt. with another
lady; ress. rent; unlim. phone; piano. Box
i OR Or : SPANISH or American girl. or
msrried couple to share apt. with single
s ssaH G uN1v AI Tso pL. Nw-oirl l0 to
share APARTMENT with SRI; ss5 per month.
AP coNcENlAL young man to sRar.
c cR s snss f H. Sin young man.
GIRL TO SHARE redecorated newly furn.
E sP ne tu T.h $40 S'hf Ii 1917 v Trans
; sss;: Nth to 'PsS: SRs7'f v
LADY TO SHARE attr apt with another
ccoUPLE WILL SHARE newly decorated
Web i,sEbRo 90 F It B. APT, occupied d by
Park, Nd desires to share with another
employed lady. sH. 5o43 Sat. or Sun.
GIRL to share s-bedroom apt. with 3
Jewish girls: Cali CO. o5os ewes, and
Sunday morning. -15
ATTORNEY and retired otncer. young. has
large finely furn. room, well-kept large
downtown 18th st. apt. next bath and
entrance. unlim. phone; breakfast privils.;
desire young professional man, gentle,
congenial; references exchanged; $50 per
M NV De $3.50 9; morninss only; ,, Is.
with one ~ other as, young man. ss5 per
n 7 81 2 IS Tou Nj LADIES. around IS, to
section. 10. OATS bet. 10 am. and
LADY to share downtown Groom. kitchen,
bath, screened porch apt: twin beds; $40.
Ma. 44S3. Ext. 305. after 10 am.
GIRL to share Arm, apt with 2 other
girls, S25 mo. 1l15 18th st. NV. Call
NE 5297 after IL am. Sun
to share a 2rm.. kit. and bath apt.
with l other man: twin beds; S45 mo.
Call before g pm. DE. 7035.
APT. TO SHARE with another quiet, CO.
operative, clean-living veteran, 2l-27 yrs.
S near A Tao SGs. c cfRs EN- or refined
e sP.s to ,ha 4se furnished house with one
INTELLIGENT. congenial sirl. $500. to
share spacious 2-bedroom apt. with Jewish
girl; sc. LII. 1886 III
WILL SHARE my modern efficiency apt,
near 18th and Park I'd. with another girl
(21-26). Phone DE. 6400. Ext S14
COLORED, REFINED young lady to share
apartment with another young lady. Call
HO. 5571.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, = LARGE double
room in private home for gentlemen zen
home cooked meals; unlimited phone. DE.
1906 ls 18th ST, N.wGNice room. for 2 girls
cellent meals. and only 10 minutes from
downtown; 500 mo. each. Also double, for
s At PARK fdi s sish sW W. 5a4 to share se
dble rm.;, excellent meals unlim. phone;
IN The NC SoL IN Y2ye5ILUB CLUB. sos2 st. Nv
and women, preferably, Govt workers;
also studio bedroom and bath for gentle
z men n, D g3s9 4l1o from to IL from i? to
1925 10Th ST. N.w-Nice dble. and sgle
rms; $3.50 each; excel, meals; no OBJ
The oA II ira Mass. ave- Nv
Lee. front sgle. rm; excel. meals; $50 mo.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Larse; attrac-
ing baths: elevator service; excellent ia
b ni5 RS ROOM ON w S1 BOARD mr. catho
MASS. AVE. NV. ie3i-sinsles., doubles,
trpss for won women 1oc or v sps F ast
ARLINGTON. attr rm; and beard, couple
or couple with fhild; excellent t,a meals as:
@ !.Gt WEBSTER ST. S.w.0Rm and sleep
!ng porch; pvt home. with board for Q
I, ;io q QUE ST. ST N'W.-f interested in eco,
at SAL month. cali No. 4O95. is :.
INFANTS BOARDED in ideal; LICENSED
home; inspection invited, Falls Church
man: SIS per week. 1920 G st. sc. Call
SLtB MASON; ,, 17ae ~ New N Mamp ,.s;s,
also, vacancies for refined men; live At
Tosh ana sefvcs MIS- FfR0Si 49,
sLAUGHTER's-1e27 10th NV; snear
bath; suitable girls or married couple
also girl to share double; MAID asiSl ana mo
sWi tils s srydsy 10 meals sS day
Ice. DBL outside rm.. next bath, sood
netghborhood and tranSp h hons
meals: couple preferred DU n6so' 80 -,
and child, age 80 yrs. 3 meals, nurses
care, schooling for child. Box 431-M
Star.
Ii0l 18th ST. N.w.-.-Lee. double for men
also single girl to share double with an
other girl; selected menu; switchboard
1903 n. II. AVE. N.w.-Double twin beds.
large window and closet, good meals, conV.
transp.; also vacancy for young man in
HOB HOB 18Th 18Th ST. N.w.-Dbls. and to share,
for rey Young men: quiet place. good food and
tTansp M. -2740, Dg. 1857. 80 o
ARL., VA.-Room with twin beds for
adults; on busline, mr.. Pentagon and Navy
Annex: home privileges 81 1855; g. I silis
from . to 4: by week or month. Call TR.
2 VACANCIES in pvt home to room and
board, elderly persons, preferably women women
ave, Takoma Park. Md. sH. $3.50. III
PRIVATE Christian home: second floor
master bedroom. twin beds, two large clos
cts, next to bath employed couple 2 girls
good transportation. pleasant surround
ings RA. 1859. --lb
VACANCY for three elderly ladies who de.
sire a homelike atmosphere and good
cooking. 2l6 W. Montgomery ave- Rock
Vile Md Rockville 2795.
ARLINGTON-Vacanc close-n Claren-
don. good transp., excellent meals. Gil
DOUBLE CORNER FRONT. clean; excel
lent meals; employed people; near Walter
Reed: restricted. GE; o6s2 -l6
THE MARIETTA. 1925 18th st. NV
Nicely furnished rooms with running water
for young ladies, and young men; also
triple; showers elevator, switchboard; eS-
cellent board: beautiful home. u.
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ROOMS FURNIshEp-Norhess

ATTRACTIVE ROOM, next to bath; transp
close. DE. III before noon and after
1880 BLAINE ST. MIN new home
double rooms, $40, $50; no children or
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM and bath. private
home; near transportation; young ladies.
HO. 569i
81 ALLISON ST; Ne. near Soldiers
Home-,Employed lady, willlnS 10 stay in
one night a week: bus at corner; $50 mo
RIA O351.
sx5 9th ST. N.E.-Furnished room for
couple or two men: on car line. VI. 4002
LARGE FRONT ROOM. . girls desired;
home privileges; twin beds. next to bath,
1910 STAPLES ST N.E-comfortable
sleeping room, semiprivate bath; quiet
neig hborhood: ami.
THE GALENA, I32 St n.e.-Nicely
furnished double room to share; single
So so month. girls only. FIR. a7ls. .-16
MICHIGAN PARk, 1929 Crittenden st. ne
shower; twin beds; unlimited phone. New
home. MI. s164.
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ROOMS UkFURkIsHEp.

LARGE UNFINISHED ROOM. Kitchen
and laundry priYs. Is Park place, Fair
Haven, Alex Va. Alex. O460,
$500 eth ST. NW.-Laree rm, and
closet, block Wardman Park and Conn
ave: uni. phone. CO. O947.
2 LARGE, UNF. rooms, ne, Ink, around
Aug. %, quiet, settled couple only; cow
to streetcars stove and ice box; $40 so
month. Box 459-R, Star.
3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, light house
keeping; $50 month. 4416 Ga. ave. NV
COLoRED-UNFURN. RIM. for rent, with
home privileges, $40 wk AT 1922
ing couple. Rooms for girls, quiet, no
children. 81 v ST. NV
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COUNTRY BOARD.
VACATION ON A FARM-swjmmij

VACATION ON A FARM-Swimming pool,
tennis. riding, etc. Delicious meals; S3S
weekly or daily rates; l hour from D. c.;
END season. THE RANDALLS, Clarks-
vile, Md.
HOME, beautifully situated on u s. Route
II, overlooking Shenandoah Valley; cool
mt. air, short rides to Caverns. Skyline
etables, restful surroundings: $3.50 per
day. r. and b.: references exchanged.
MASSANUTTEN LODGE, Ri. 2, Box Fl,
YOUNG GENTLE doctors family would
like to board boy starting LIST grade
Sept. as companion for son: house in
country; rural family life; S25 per week.
EXPERIENCED MOTHER wants to board
boy. TO 10 wears; on busline. 25 min.
from D c.: school bus al door; love chill
dren; ref. Write Route /, Box us, Hern-
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NICE LARGE RIM. with dbl. bed. lse.
closet, on . buslines, min. Pentagon;
or 2: S35 single; $50 double OK.
SILVER sPRING-pouble ROOM next to
bath, twin beds, no other roomers. ST..
2549 -15
ARLINGTON, VA-Pvt home ! bedroom,
next to bath, twin beds: gentlemen; bus
at door. = min. to Pentagon; near shopping
center. GIL. S4S5.
FURNISHED ROOM. with bath, large. with
three windows Beautyrest mattress: $50
month. Telephone 3275 in evening.
IN QUIET NElGHBoRHoOD, two nicely
furnished rooms, next to bath, double beds,
"a block to bus; refined, employed gentle
men only. UN. 1892
NICELY FURS. double or single room
adults; cow. to bus. UN. 2790.
BELTSVHLE. MD.-Two lovely rooms
h.k. everything furnished; no pets. no
children: emnl. couple pref: $50. TO. 4946
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED, nice big bedrm. with closet:
use Of kitchen and living room; new bum
nice yard and front porch. Central ave,
2ls miles through Capitol Heights. 3
houses from Armstrong; Tavern. 49,
Ice. LIv. RIM, bedrms., bath and kit:
well furn.; Christian home; price sos:
utilitiet incl: on z. Riverdsle bus line.
WA $751;.
, ROOMS, furn. apt, bath; s85; Brook
mont. Nd WI. 1884. -f7
KENsINGTON-Larse front bedroom, liv-
ing room, kitehenette and bath; SOBER
PI O553
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

i-RM. FURN. APT. in Sarasota: Fla, for
j -rm. unfurn apt in NV. Wash. Prefer
downtown. Elk 6014. ewes.
conn. AVE, near Wardman Park
room. kitchenette apt, exchange for larger
apt. in NV. CO. OO65, Ext. 301.
d. C., for New York;
change conv bedroom, sleeping porch
apt. In elev. bldg. for similar apt. in N. Y
City mstTe aEea Bos i91; ,R;,i star .I,,.ns.
Arm. furnished first a. duplex in New
York for 2-bedrm. furn. apt il, Wash
Immed. POSSESSION. Call FR s236: liz
rooms half block from Riverside dr., cell
ing rental $50 unfurnished, in exchange
for or rooms NV section Washington.
Will consider exchange furnished or yn-
furnished. Brokers invited. N. B. PERRY,
111h Broadway, NY.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

ELDERLY, semiretired executive. desires
>ongenial home with small family in Vir-
ginia willing cooperate with socially in
clined parents in maintaining nocturnal
vigil within limitations Box Dot, Star. .
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APIS. SUBURBAN WANTED.

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE urgently needs
Preferably etab Nd saburSs. ' IN M. s15s. i5
COUPLE and 4-year daughter. need small
furnished apt, or share home' Vieiniy
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ROOMS FURN. OR 'uhFuRh.

2 ROOMS, private bath, private home
Burleigh section, Kitchen PRIVILEGES
couple with teen-age child considered
DE. 1915 after pm. or before sis
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APARTMENTS ouT-oF-TowN.

PROFESSIONAL GILL wishes. TO share
her apt. with another girl In Aannasftn.
RA. TAOS. f
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

BY SETTLED CHRISTIAN LADY with ell
derby couple: near D. c.; state particulars.
BoX 13S-K Star IT,
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u, ucoHc tNU-OcuIOoin
ment or one bedroom and living ROOM bed
room combination, in NV references.
APT. WANTED-o-a bedrooms s10o-s15o
mo. in NV Call Rockville 1878 any time.
GOVT. EMPLoYE uady) and mother
bedroom apt. cow to transp. MI 1908
VETERAN, wife and 2-yr-old baby girl
desperate for apt; approx. $50. TR.
PERMANENT employed professional couple
desires to rent lbedrm apt or small
Ext. $50 to 3 pm: or EN-. 1887; is
Az CAPT; and wife. stationed at National
/, in Alexandria or Arlington; no children
or pets Call Alex. 1914. -l5
FURNISHED APT. or house. at least 2
bedrms.; will consider partly furn. VI.
THREE RESPONSIBLE employed Girls de-
SEPT 0n 1sta s $ 6usiasss girl desires
nfdrR aan SaioF "a. f't No sss sff a isnt
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire unfurn. j Or
2 bedrm. apt. in Sc; no children or drtnk-
Tsi ceI R. A3pn1ser v. ssts wifi. and
spsrt sait house or esrase; dennitely not
a millionaire. nor $4,000 year Govt
executive; Please be reasonable Box
ENGINEER fvet) and wife need small apt,
private: excel. ref; quiet. WO: 1913. 16'
COUPLE with 10-mo. -old child. need .
furn. place to live; no sharing. .OW
Asolr ONE HUNDRED veterans and
ctner employees of Capital Transit Com
pany reed houses or private apartments
with private bath and kit. renting under
f12 Tor 652,. Monday 20 Friday from $40
am to 5 pm tThess employees are no:
lookina for rooms to rent or houses to
buy. they need family housing to remit
I Or BEDROOMS, In NV, Virginia or
Maryland. September or October, for lady
and daughter. 49, responsible. CHI. O64I /,
7-9 pm, MRS WILSON. -l5
WANTED to rent, apis. and houses. furn
or unfurn.. for permanent employees of
Melpar. Inc 452 Swami ave, Alexandria.
QUIET. middle-aged couple, permanent
Govt. employees. desperately need 1-bed-
room apt. kitchen and private bath, pref
sTsbly unfurnished. in apt. building, on
q near carline. Boz 436-R star.
Evening star., 1948-01-25
1krug 10 Talk al Dinner
by Planning Group IN
Honor Of Park Service

Secretary of the Interior Krug
will be the main speaker at a din
ner sponsored by the American
Planning and Civic Association to
honor the National Park Service at
Z pm. Friday at the Hotel 2400,
2400 Sixteenth street NV. Mr..
Krug will discuss conservation.
Chairman Butler of the Senate
Public Lands Committee and Chair
man Weleh of the House Public
Lands Committee are also scheduled
to speak. Newton B. Drury, direc-
tor of the National Park Service,
will respond on behalf of the service.
The postmaster will be Horace
M. Albright of New York City,
chairman of the associations board.
Maj. Gen. U. S. Grant III, chair
man of the National Capital Park
and Planning Commission and asso-
citation president, will preside.
On Saturday at association head
quarters at the Union Trust Build
Evening star., 1948-01-25
u. 5. Military Pact
with Western Europe
Regarded as Possible

Military alliance between the
United States and Western Europe
is now. regarded by some top rank
ling dipolamtic officials as a long
range, but not an immediate, prob
ability.
| Proposals for a system of mutual
defense treaties were first advanced
lin connection with the European
Recovery Program. Interest in the
subject now has been revived here
by American endorsement of
Britain's plan to organize Western
European union.
| The alliance idea has been studied
at the State Department, 1t Isl
understood, in connection with
Secretary of State Marshall's grand
strategy for trying to set Western
Europe back on its feet and check
Russian expansion.
The department evidently con-
siders that a formal alliance is not
necessary now because the United
States already is committed for the
immediate future, by the facts of
political life in Europe, to give at
least as much protection for the
Western countries as would be pro-
vided by treaty.
Officials said that of great i'm
portance In this connection are
Americas reinforcing of Greece and
Turkey, the presence of American
warships and planes in the Mediter-
ranean area, the disposition of
American forces facing the Russian
troops which are in occupied Ger
many and holding the line in Aus
tria.
If Western Europeans fear some
overt action by Russia, it was said
here, they may be reassured atI
least as far as treaty could re-
assure them that to strike at the
Western sections Of the continent
the Soviets would have to cross
American lines in Germany, which
would directly involve the United
States.
This is not true, however, with
respect to the Scandinavian coun-
tries: Turkey, which has a common
border with Russia, and Greece
which has trouble with Soviet
satellite countries. In respect to
the whole group of Marshall Plan
countries the arguments for and
against American military alliance
swing between the pro" argument
that the Europeans would recover
more easily with greater sense
of security and the "anti" argu-
ment that some of the countries
cannot afford to enter into any
such relationship with the United
States at this time.
AS a long-range prospect, a sys-
tenn OF mutual defense treaties
or perhaps a single treaty with a i
Western European union-seems toI
be regarded here as more or less
inevitable If the world continues
the way 1t is going now.
Officials have no doubt that this
would be perfectly proper under
the United Nations Charter. This
permitted the organization of an
Inter-American defense system and
also stated the right of any nation
to organize for its own defense.
Evening star., 1948-01-25

ing. Fifteenth and H streets NV,
the board win consider q report by
its Committee Of 100 on the Federal
City on the Auchincloss Home Rule
Plan for Washington.
The board viii also discuss the
program for the Citizens Planning
Conference, May 17-l9 at Newark,
NJ. The board also win consider
bills pending In Congress affecting
the Olympic National Park in
Washington State and the jackson
Hole National Monument in Wyo-
ming as well as other conservation
Evening star., 1948-01-25
Leisure Time Closes to Stort

Evening leisure time classes" /"
will begin tomorrow at the Wash
ington Workshop Cooperative, 2020
Massachusetts, avenue, NV, with
19 different activities offered to
adults. 5<''i'* ~ '''3'
Evening star., 1948-11-15

LONG LIVE THE PRINCE-The biggest Union Jack in Wash
ington unurled the British Embassy by Charles
Vaughan of the Embassy staff in honor of the birth Of Princess
Ezabehs Champagne toass to the young heir the
will raised by United States Of
the diplomatic corps reception at the
Embassy tomorrow afternoon Star Stah Photo.
Evening star., 1948-11-15
Margaret Moves
To Third Place in
Line of Succession
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Nov. 15.-The arrival of
Britain's new prince to Princess
Elizabeth and Prince Philip ousted
Princess Margaret as second in sue
cession to the throne. She moved
to the third place, followed by the
Kings brother, the Duke of Glou-
cester, as fourth.
No extra financial provision will
be made for the child until he be-
comes Is. Princess Elizabeth now
receives $4,000 tsl6o,00O annually
and Prince Philip $4,000 ($40,000)
from state funds.
The birth crowded most other
news from Britain's morning news
papers, but the Communist Daily
Worker did not give it a single
line. The tabloid Daily Graphic
dropped all its advertising and de-
voted six Of its eight pages to the
birth
Princess Margaret, Elizabeth's
younger sister, was visiting the Earl
and Countess of Scarborough in
Nottinghamshire and heard the
news by telephone from Queen
Elizabeth. She lit bonfire on the
lawn and joined hands with other
guests and the servants in singing
For he's jolly good fellow"
Evening star., 1948-11-15
FOUND.

COCKER SPANIEL. blonde, found in Ia
KITTEN, male. gray and white, about A.
months old; in vicinity of Reservoir I'd. and
34th st. DE. 1884.
Evening star., 1948-11-15
Elizabeth, Philip
Are DeIuged by
CONGRATULATIONS
sy the Assoeio.ed Press

LONDON. Nov. 15.-Congratula-
tions on the birth Of a son to
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip
poured into Buckingham Palace to-
day from royalty. heads Of nations
and just plain folks throughout the
world.
An extra staff pitched in to handle
the deluge of messages, which began
arriving within few minutes after
the new princes birth was an
nounced last night.
In Paris, the Duke of Windsor, the
baby's great-mcle, wished him
every possible happiness"
Prime Minister Attlee said Il am
delighted"
British soldiers in Malayan jungle
outposts launched a celebration at
daybreak when they heard the news
In Australia and New Zealand, caril-
Ions played when the announcement
arrived as the work day began.
Evening star., 1948-11-15

week end with the Earl and Countess
of Scarborough in Nottinghamshire,
was given the news by telephone.
Philip sent messages to his mother.
Princess Alice of Greece, and to his
three sisters, in Germany.
Messages Pour In.
Sir Alan Lascelles, the Kings Sec
retary, telephoned the news to Home
Secretary James Chuter EIDE and
filed kilograms 10 the governors gen.
eral of the overseas dominions.
Congratulatory messages, many
from overseas, poured into the pal
ace all through the night.
Philip had a special cable from
his uncle. Earl Mountbatten, who Is
commanding the first cruiser squad
ron at Malta.
There had been an air Of expec-
fancy at the palace throughout yes
terday afternoon and evening. The
physician saw Elizabeth before din
ner. Miss Margaret "Bobo" Mac
Donald, who has been Elizabeth's
personal attendant since childhood,
remained close to the Princess all
evening.
When the expected time of the
birth came, Elizabeth was sitting
with her lady-in-waiting, Lady
Mary Strachey, and her widwife-
nurse, Helen Rowe.
Sister Rowe called in Sir William
Gilliatt, EliZabeth's obstretrician,
who examined the Princess and
then called Sir John Weir, the
royal family physician.
The proud parents of the 22-year-
old Elizabeth, King George and
Queen Elizabeth, received the felici-
tation af their household in the
royal suite.
Although the crowd outside the
palace shouted I'VE want Philip"
and I'VE want grandpa"-the King,
no members of the royal family ap-
peared on the palace balcony to
greet the crowd. 1t apparently was
not considered appropriate for
Philip to make a public appear
ance.
Evening star., 1948-11-15

ARTHUR MURRAY, l1o6 Conn. Ave.
Washington, D. c. X. 400
1903 King St., Alexandra, Va,
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Evening star., 1948-11-15
Study Of Election Results
Slated at Meeting Of ADA

Eric Sevareid, CHS radio commen-
tator, Marquis Childs, columnist,
and James Wechsler, New York
Post correspondent, will analyze re-
suits of the presidential election at
a meeting to be sponsored by the
Washington chapter of the Ameri-
cans for Democratic Action at 8:15
pm. Wednesday at the Washington
Hotels Hall of Nations.
Mr.. Sevareid will discuss What
Happened to Dewey" and Mr.. Childs
will talk on who Voted for Tru-
man" Two topics by Mr.. Wechsler
will be Where Was the Wallace
Vote?" and What About the Dixie
crats?"
There will be an admission charge
of ST.