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1923 HAMLIN ST. NE,

isnd@opsn today TIL dark. % first Fl a'sGa time
sver listed in tSis III ] POPULAR no area S corner, asH!
heated porchss; income from utility apt,
on and a, II desired; full bsmt. with full
bath; oil h.-w,h. fine, deep yard, with det,
garaee; house In excellent condition; priced
right; reas. down payment. Don't miss
this rare bargain today. Directions: Out
r. !. ave. ne. to 10th st. ne, left on
10th to Hamlin. right to our omen" sign.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY 90.
g26 N Y: ave. MA. 9T97; 4saO Central
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HILLCREST FEATURE
HILLCREST. D. c..

2s34 Fort Baker dr-open Sat. and Sun
l to dark, Directions; Out Pa. ave. over
S0usa Bridge to 3Sth st. Sc, right on
Gath st. 70 Fort Baker DIR. and the Wick
Graham sign.
$1,000 cash payment, monthly pay
home yours Move in immediately, New
plses, din. rm,, sll,elec, kit. with break
Master bedrm. with bath, other lge
bedrms. with bath on md a.; pine-pan-
eled rec. rm. with fireplace attached sar,,
"a bath in bsmt. These are Just q few
of the features Of this home Of the
year; See today, buy today, and be happy
for life.
VICTOR WICKERSHAM d.
OR, al00. once open S:3O to 8 pm,
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VACANT COIORED

1sls P1ndsd aye .rS9. 9psn md Sp1aa,
reesponsible re % puressser T Earse nu row % Brick &
heIns With Colonial front porch: 9 bis bis
do lux. k tesf fug R0rsaai sasppea psfy
lisht hsmt.,. auto h-w,h home in EXCEL
lent conditt1n. Imned. possession. No.
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Only ONE LEFT

ONLf ONE LEFT
adl3 Piney Branch rd, NV. Open today,
@ 3 to , Pm. Unusual detached brick q
saSs nss dnhs r 5n h hk'hs1 hs
basement; gas a-e. heat; large lot.
MAX c. SCHWARTZ, Ia. $500
C0LoRED-11 K ST, s:W,-S106 down,
"a gao lfo mo; asn roems' elee Call Morris Cohen
4d4 da4ian vnnss nS W. Mn s5sa PRaAtssss Raas e.
eoEoRf2b edS 2bse sFsa sPssH sYs RAv4 i Vain ssas
s row ms baek 's home gas sHRs ts fse aaAY u nv
AZ 0aa saAzlSSa sSasi IA GlSs haSRA,N An
extraordinary buV! 7-rm. brick house;
hf,yh newly dssSratsd and completely
Park Sc; only 81 $50; cash only Si'S50.
DAVIDSON, INC Ho. 1915 or DE. 1851.
COL0RED-yACANT-6 lovely redecorated
rooms. front and rear. porches, screened;
full basement; oil h.-w.h,, inst, h. w., large
rear yard; off Nichols ave. Sc; move right
pwNsRs q Sias Ta TFsss9ssels SSse down payment: BY
;ih ST. s.E.-s7ao down;
good terms; & rooms, !: baths, c,h. w h.;
coReS or 0ik Mton snd vans nfRs Sci Sci Norris
bRAisNER, i4o4 'Ss' St. NV, NtSh Na, HsosMa;
CoIoRED-VACANT-Moderns detached;
bath Shower. front and SIDE stone e's porehes he's
Ss ssasy Two !Sis SWstR II tss5. IL So Open "a
SSGLoREnssh S6H1 HIce 81 ,dS STREET :so $1,000 $1,000
ni heat a9S stehsa enss q bat2s t2smi live sot IN
%sRae let ether ,g PAY Rse 1ehS
CORP, REALTORS, DIJ Skkk
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JAMES CARROLL

JAMES CARROLL
Will sell your property for YOU or buy
for cash Specializing in ne, Sc. and
Prince Georges properties. Free appraisal
results. TR Oil; ewes, VI, 1851,
SELLING YOUR HOME?"
1t may be advantageous for, you to eon-
suit us, II you are considering selling
your home For fair dealing, we are at
your service.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker, Woodward bldg. RE- 1853
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Colored-Vacant=RY Owner

52s Tenn ave. ne. Open Sunday a-6
pm. semidet. brick, newly decorated, i
rooms. h.-w.h. of. oak mrs, Ven; blinds,
range and sinks. Crystal ehandeiiers in
halls, ,iv.. and din. rms, rec, rm,, with
bar and lay. Laundry, room with auto,
beaff Eashse JACK R9s * u s t. Be-
Colored-Open Sat. and Sun, is
ham. %sst Tsns d.nds sSs esenss eoe hF1
aoor has side-hall entrance. liv. rm.. din. dis
rm.. with French doors onto rear porch
and ultramedern Kit; 2nd focT has 3
bedrms,, modern tile bath and Ice: rear
perch; there is q full bsmt, suitable for
liv. quarters; sss, INV, heat, det. garage;
IN new house eend attractive terms.
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1145 OATES ST. NE

Colored-Rarssin-ope Sunday, L till
newly ,rsdeeorated; lovely s-Im, row brick,
porch, hardwood hoors, fun bsmt, with
laundry trays, hot-Water heat, refgr. and
gas ranges go with property; arranged
for 2 family If desired; beautifully To-
Gated in the heart of Trinidad area, nr.
quick transp; downtown, schools, churches
and stores; lge. :,-car det. garage; priced
sale, Drive out Florida ave. ne: to W.
Va, ave-, left on W. Va. ave. : blocks to
Oates st., Eight on Oates st. to the prop
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
s25 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma. g7a7.
iS20 Central ave. ne, II. 0640. II
1900 BLK. OTIS ST. NE.
7smiest,, ,t.a brick; 3 Ssdsm',, hrsplses in v liv
m, det. gar, nice yard H. q, sM1THY
20, ST. 3300; ewes, CHI. ae9l. -
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NEW DETACHED HOMES

In. desirable MichiEan Park area, .Lo-
s.ssa som.. an have sad Basnan Bs.
besrooms, large seresped porches. large
Twins, rooms with fireplace, full basement,
excellent construction; unusual values at
S16.750 to gls,500. Sample furnished
house. 701 Buchanan st. ne, Open l to
DAYS.
STEUART BROS, INC.
1919 eth st. NV d. 2434. -
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COLORED

Trinidad ave. corner; most beautiful home
in area; cement porch, wrought-iron hand
railing and bannister; hardwood floors,
modern kitchen, hand-built cabinets, inlaid
linoleum. glass-iSclosed breakfast room
bedrooms and den, Hollywood bath: new
Bryant gas heating plant; built-ip garage,
beautitying home in last IS mos. inspec-
ton by appointment only,
ERNEST T. EILAND
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COLORED-VACANT

12s D st. se-open today, / to a.
For the more refined. beautiful semi.
detached brick, with all : stone front:
contains rooms, . baths, fun basement,
oil hot-water heat, 2-ear brick garage,
TetrigerateE; Stoyei priced reasonably with
CO.. 14s4 K st. nv Executive 1897
evenings. RandOlnh | "a
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WOODBRIDGE

eso5 Monroe st. ne. Open Saturday and
sunday, 3 to Q pm. Vacant. immed. pess
Owner wants quick salei contains rms.
DOCTOR. Q. r. MARTIN L CO.. Realtors,
DU, 6366; ewes, I'm, 4064, =
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co.
Queens Chapel MaHor-Detaehed 2-bedrm.
brick bungalow; Sll,45Q.
3.bedFm, frame bungalow. &1O,450, easy
terms.
Cottage city-Bungalew. 2 bsdrms., full
hsmt.. lse. lot; $l0,75O.
Other homes in nearby Nd, from $6,S50
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co.
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HOUSES FOR sALs-ssu.hsss.
OPEN SUNDAY, !. TO 5
RIINGAI,OW co
BURR & YOUNG
DE. 4444.
16S2 40th ct g I

1903 auth ST. Sc.
row brick home Offers eomtortsble iiyins
Boiling Field, Contains d lovely rooms
and tiled bath, plus recreation room, and
gas heat. Convenient to Transportation
shopping and schools. Terms arranged
VIM. G. LIBBY CO.
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OPEN SUN, l TO 8
colorsd-,Beautiful lge. bunsalow, on lot
Finished attic, full bsmt, with recTe rm.
esnd bar. Come to 4126 Hayes st. ne. TO
POTTS REALTY co.
Ak. 115b,
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r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtor, sos N. CAPITOL. MA. 673O. -
COLORED-RROOKLAND

1900 block Kearny st. ne, II you see
the inside you'll know this is where you
have wanted to live, lge, rms. and kit,
ind. High ceilinRed bsmt. with screened
outdoor sitting rm., new oil furnace new
roof: chestnut doors and stairs, all fioers
hardwood. Lse.- fireplace, lge rear yard
with wel.tended shIubbery.
Also 1000 block Irving st. ne. 6-rm
house. 2ia baths, . kitchens, oil h.-w n;
REQUIRES $4,000 cash Call HU 1871
Ewes. and Sun, DE. $500.
" n JOHNSTON PRNKEp
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WOODBRIDGE REALTY co

MUST BE SOLD SUNDAY
a6.3 Eastern ave. n,e,-Open Sun, ia
TO 81 vacant bunsalew, in new-house
condition; Z rms. and bath on main
floor. ATTIC; bsmt.; huilt-in garage; oil
h.-w.h.i reduced for immediate sale. Mr.
O'BANNON REALTY co.
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BROOKT,AND

Colored. Hamlin st. just Oft l2th Rrk
s rms, 2 baths, full basement, oil heat.
oak floors. equipped to produce rental
income to help with payments. Exc. terms
Cenv. cash. Mr.. Cross after Z pm, AD.
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
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IOVEI.Y RR1CK HOME

LOVELY BRICK HOME
Near Rhode Island aye.-Beautifu. 6-rm,
brick; 3 bedrms., lovely oak hooTs, smart
chestnut trim, cedar closets, mirfored
hrepl., oil h,.v.h., lovely bath, This is
not . Ayr. home. but Q lifetime brick,
NO. 433s. Inquire 2002 Rhode Island
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HOME & INCOME

@4S@t&4~ E&6 @@NOS&N@@~
3l4 18th pl. Brick, IL rms, 2ts baths,
oil h.-v,h.i 4 apis. and l extra rm. Priced
IIEat Nth tyEni,SEs iesI ME- RsasTGPS
500 Mass, ave, ne. Ewes, EN-, SAYS, II
87l4 r. I. AVE. NE.
Open Sun. TO 5. g rms, approximately
/ acre of ground, fruit and shade trees,
etc. Low down payment; immediate pos.
session, Call Mr.. Audette With JOHN
APScoMH a. CO., MI. 0600i ewes, NO,
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THE WHITE HOUSE

Open; a407 n. l.. ave. n,e.-We are not
t-yr. term. IT'S lifetime home, with
rms, 4 bedrms. oil h.-w.h.; corner lot,
garage. We are making 9 special price
and there will be landslide as soon as
the price is made pSbHliss pbHliss Yeg had better better
R. I ave ne NO 1898 II
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B. JOHNSTON, BROKER

GOT FLORENCE ST. NE.
Celored-u4th and @ ST.: semidet. brick
9 rms bath, oil h.,wh;, immed. pess:;
price S1,1h0 with 81 $50 down, THOS
2: WALSH INC" S15 l1th st. NV. pl
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sou.hwe,..

Sl,090 DOWN buys this e-reom brick home
on nar,i,,1tr LIN st. sw at e near Dept, OF
Price, 50 800 and s7t.25 mo- bRuRSY;
REALTY CORR, 1897 X, RE, 1133; sum
day call Mr.. Watts, GE. AaaO q
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nsrshsess.
COLORED, BUNGALOW
Sles hunssl9w IN excellent neishborheed
under $4,000,
POTTS REALTY co.
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CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.

$3.50 PER MO. INCOME
als MARYLAND aye.-Brick;, mr. Capitol;
s5sS rSs 2psraa sasas ss5 81 h'sa s..S fss rSi
ire on End and ard hrs. ana bsmt. Mrs.
.eaemopd, AT. 7043, with WILLouGH-
lYs RKALTY, 500 Mass. ave. ne. Ewes,
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S-BEDROOM HOMES

These homes Just being completed, offer
every eonyenienee; bright sunny, rooms,
range with insulated oven and heat con-
troll an unusual amount of cabinet stor-
age' fenced and sodded yards, completely
transportation to downtown; i fare. See
them today at South Capital and Elmira
sts or call CHAMBERLIN PEsSAGNO
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HTT,I,CREST

Open Sat. and sun, IL to pm. 371e
Carpenter ste sc. New det. Colonial brick
homes; largs rooms, storage attic, rec,
room, 3la baths, slate roof; 60x11O fully
sodded and shrubbed lot; best buy in this
HILLCREST
1907 Austin St s,e.-6ka and bath
hungaow, in very good eond. nice level lot;
near transp. shopping and schools;
S15,750.
BRADBURY PARK, MD.
1921 shadyside ave-4-room and bath,
asbestos-shinsle BUNGALOW, in new cond,,
with screens and storm windows. auto.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD.
bunsslow, sxpansiorF attic, full basement,
gas heat, stove ana retgr.; lot 60xl00: Al
a A CAROZZA co
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KINGMAN PIX

COLORED, KINGMAN PIX.
Open today after pm. 2G32 T.. St ne
Brick construction with beautiful concrete
Colonial front porch; larse liv. room, din
ana lovely tiied s bath % on 81 Ind a. oak oor
ing, h.-w.h.; nice front aud back yards
owner is asking only 30, $50, WHICH means
that this one will sell quickly Vacant,
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
1920 Central ave. ne. Ii. 0640.
9o1 n Y ave NV Ma 9191
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800 10th ST, NE.

SO 18th ST. NE.
4 hns s-family apt, first a., living rm..
shower OAK aosrs Venstisn ssa sa'f slnds sSS
tiled rec. rm., 2 refrigerators. Second
mo n pesssssion pTSSmsi Dath aRe Esnted ss5 psr
substantial cash, balance arranged M,
Pendleton, DU, 346S
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
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COLORED-BARGAIN

GET'n row II bret a is Fa ored SoSn' sn h. stY
oil h; viii in excellent condition and, a
real buy. Phone till q pm, for details,
Capital View Realty Co.
4saN Central ave. ne: IL: 0640. cas-
N. Y. ave, Realtors. Ma aTa7.
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TODAY'S FINEsT HOMES

TODAY'S FINEST HOMES
GsoalseFsd..scsssll uN; o75s. Lew down pay
ments, 5000 terms.
q qsEsn pre- St; H.isst n,et-Masniiesnt home apts,'
Trinidad n:s,-Rsau, brk, 8 rms, Eecrs.
heat 9 rms,,i beau. lot; vacant,
heati redeeoratedi priced low
Anacostia SCI yr. old, q lge. rms;
sEfSs iss 'ss5 ~ fSsa s9sp
COLORED-l9th ST. NE.
4 beautiful home. in . splendid location;
3 spacious bedrms. plenty OF closet space,
lge, tiled path, Colonial front porch, eak
eGsa ass So pr.is a'Eh y only 'ps!s /" excel
Capital View Realty Co.
4sh0 Central ave ne Ii. 064o.
425 ~ Y. ave. NV. Realtors. MA. 97e7,
COLORED-BRAND NEW
s s.sE "a sh }sy i4ss st ssSa
solored hstures, RdWd. doors, ' rsfsT ss and and
eas stove, ultramod. elass-block din. room
laundry trays and ccmmode; nice front.
ultimate In new-home value.
Capital View Realty Co.
$50 asSS S cePqtr'l Y .v: ave. nv Ne NJ II $685. $685.
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hfB3.
1927 NICHOLS AVENUE
Near Rolling Field-Navsl Research Lab.
oratory and Atlantic shopping center;
beautiful hIick, 8, rms, bal +, parsue ns.,
rec. rm., oil &C. heat, lge.. inelesed porch.
at door; only $4,000. Terms LEIGH {.
KELSEY, JR., $50 Pa. ave. Sc. TR. l14.
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l22A l4th st. NV, Di. 9a48.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
Built fer two families, two complete apts.
9, o. ~ i've rsems fully equipped kitchen and
each apartment, extra beautifully finished
room IN basement, automatic gas hot
water heat, fenced yard; everything In
sion Of both apts, Substantial cash pay
ment REQUIRED, Mr.. Altman, FIR, 3sO4.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co. =
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

3-rm apt. en- end and additional bedrm,
full bsmt, rec rm.; garage; gas h.-wh.
EXCELLENT cend. Priced for quick sale.
Call Mr., Moore, TR, 43S2i ewes. TR.
s7ss, with T, PAUL MUDp, 240s MINI,
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RIVER TERRACE
WOODBRIDGE

1899 quincy st. n.e.-Attractive, vacant,
detached home, large rooms, tile bath,
open hrenlsee, modern kitchen, recreation
room, sas heat, slate rect, concrete front
stores. Open / to d pm. WILLIAM r.
FHeRoWdoob, 2o24 r. l, ave. ne, DE
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Exclusive agent, De. Ss7s; sunday, A
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AA. ~.
OPEN | TO 5 PM.
52s St e six 5o0ms na,DS anS
used as 4th bsdroona, front and rear
mediate sale. Sl1 900, easy terms. R.. q,
DUNNE, HO. 0100; ewes. and Sun, Mr..
Jarrett NO, a924.
3473 23rd ST. Sc.
Open sunday, 2 till 6 p.m.-Priced below
Convenient new psish6orbood; sig S0d rooms
loan; full BASEMENT; gas heat; Venetian
blinds: S-cu.-ft. refrigerator; Immaculate
condition. VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
VACANT-OPEN SUN. is
a1sI bat ,sm ssst v Gspe .,E. b rHS
fuiifi bsnat.' % sas M h'-w, heat: excel cond';
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors. a0s n. Capitol st. Ma. 67a0.
OPEN TODAY
9l7 East Capitol st.-Vacant, rms, row
e' Ms srsIYa ap0f4 f4oa " nSu'i ST. NV ufsrs 81 s2s
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6
Very nice rms; and bath, row brick
Hospital, etc. Extra long backyard with
trees and shrubs. See this one today at
''A' PoTTs j. IS REALTY co.
Xxx
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4e0s 10th st. ne. One OF Washinston's
sL'ss s9ss-in sections; eonv. to sysrything
lge. liv. rm. din. rm,, kit, fully equip,
screened porch; End hoor, 8 bedrooms,
e,ass-ineiosed porch; auto. heat det. brick
ear; priced right; terms ARRANGED, eliso
6944.
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Montana 5 Governor.
Opposes Admission Of
Displaced Persons {
BY the kssoesafed prsss

HELENA, Mont, Jan. iT.-Csos,
Sam C. Ford said today that -largs
numbers Of displaced Europeans
would not be welcome in Montana
because he believes the State and
Nation face danger of an economic
collapse and mass unemploymentsss =
Gov. Luther w. Youngdahl Of
Minnesota. has invited Is Governors
to confer in st. Paul on possibilities
of admitting $4,000 displaced per-
sons to the United States In reply
to Gov. Youngdahl's invitation,
Gov. Ford wrote:
II will not consciously add to our
economic difficulties by inviting dis
placed persons to come to this State
and I sincerely hope none of the
850,000 persons mentioned are per.
mitted to come to the United States
and certainly not to Montana" :
Gov. Ford wrote Gov. Youngdaill
that Americas relief load is cons
stantly increasing and the unen's
ployment problem, particularly
among veterans, 'is already dis!
tIrbing." He declared: "our own
people must come first"
I'VE have spent billions of dollars
Of our taxpayers money In an effort
to assist the oppressed people
throughout the world" Gov. Ford
continued. "The Presidents latest
budget calls for more billions. The
results so far achieved have BEEN
far from satisfactory. FFk {
with the apparent failure Of the
European aid program, as far as
displaced persons are concerned, an
attempt is being made to bring them
to America. This is no solution to
the problem. Indeed. 1t can only
result in further hardship for our
own people"
Evening star., 1948-01-18

McAdams, St. Joseph's. Church; the
Right Rev. c. A. McHugh, st. Mary
of the Mount Church, Mount Po-
como, Pa; the Right Rev. William
E. Mackessy, St. Cecilia's Church,
Baltimore; the Right Rev. Hugh J.
Monaghan, St. Ambrose Rectory,
Baltimore; the Right Rev. Joseph
M. Nelligan, chancellor, Archdio-
cese of Baltimore; the Right Rev.
John ]. O'Donnell, Guardian Angel
Church, New York City; the Right
Rev. John O'Grady, Washington;
the Right Rev. Alonzo J. Olds, st.
Augustine's Church; the Right Rev.
James B. O'Reilly, New York City;
the Right Rev. John j. Reilly, Ma
tional Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception; the Right Rev. John j.
Russell, St. Patrick's Rectory; the
Right Rev. A. Scarpati, St. Peters
Church, Westernport, Md; the
Right Rev. John L. Sheridan, Mount
st. Mary's College, Emmitsburg,
Md; the Right Rev. James A.
Smyth, Sacred Heart Church; the
Right Rev. Thomas G. Smyth,
Blessed Sacrament Church; the
Right Rev. Edward L. Stephens, st.
Mary's Church. Alexandria, Va; the
Right Rev. Edward E. Swanstrom,
War Relief Services, New York City;
the Right Rev. S. A. Wachowiak,
Holy Rosary Church, Baltimore, and
the Right Rev. Francis w. Walsh,
st. Gabriel's Church, New York
City. . -.
Members Of Congress.
Also Representatives Dingell, of
Michigan; Fa1lon, of Maryland; !;
Forand, of Rhode Island; Hart, of
New York. Kearney, OF New York;
Kearns, of Pennsylvania; Heating,
of New York; Kelley. OF Pennsyl-
vania; Keogh, Of New York; Ker-
stem, of Wisconsin; Kilday, of
Texas; Kirwan. of Ohio; Lane, of
Massachusetts, Miss Norton, of
New Jersey; O'Hara, of Minnesota; /;
O'Toole, of New York; Rooney. Of
New York; Sadlak, of Connecticut;
Scoblick, of Pennsylvania, and
WEIGH, of California.
Also Justice Edward M. Curran, of
the District Court; Justice Harold
M. Stephens. Of the Court of Ap-
peals; Justice Henry A. Schweinaut,
and Justice Matthew F. Mcclure, of
the District Court.
From the Military and Naval
services will Maj. Gen. Alfred M.
Gruenther. director Of the joint
staff, and Brig. Gen. Arthur s.
Trudeaux, Of the Army Department;
Col. Mary A. Hallaren. Director of
Evening star., 1948-01-18

WACs; Rear Admirals William M.
Callaghan and Daniel v. Gallery,
Office, Chief of Operations of the
Navy, and Brig. Gen. William E.
Riley, director of public information
Marine Corps.
The Diplomatic Corps will be rep
resented by the Ambassador of Ar
gentina and Sonora de Ivanissevich; /;
the Ambassador of Colombia and
Sonora Dona Enriqueta de Restrepo-
Jaramillo;- the Ambassador of Costa
Rica and Sonora Stella M. de
Gutierrez; the Ambassador of Cuba
and Sonora de Belt; the Ambassa-
dor Of FL Salvador and Sonora de
Castro; the Ambassador Of Guate-
mala and Sonora Judith de Gar
cia Granados; the Ambassador OF
Honduras and Sonora de Caceres:
the Ambassador of Australia and
Mrs. Maxim; the Minister of Aus
tria and Mrs. Kleinwaechter: Alex
andre Patternotte de al Vaillee, re-
presenting the Ambassador of Bel
GUM; CHA Poh Chen, represent
ing the Ambassador of China;
Pierre Stroud, Counselor of the
French Embassy, representing the
Ambassador of France; the Minis
tar of Ireland and Mrs. Nunan +: the
ambassador of italy and 1Signora
Tarchiani; the Minister OF Lithn-
a1ia and Mrs. zadeiisis:: the Minis
ter of Latvia and Nine. Bilmanis;
Nine. lie Calais, wife of the. Minis
ter of Luxembourg; the Ambassador
of The Netherlands and Mime. Van
Kleffens; Thomas c. Benitez, rep
resenting the Ambassador of the
Philippines; Manuel Rocheta,
Charge d'Affaires of the Embassy of
Portugal representing the Ambas-
sador of Portugal, and the Ambas-
sador of Spain and Sonora de
Baraibar. ..-t.
Assistant Attorney General A.
Dewitt Vanech; Edward A. Tamm,
assistant to the Director, Federal
Bureau of Investigation; Daniel
w. Bell, president, the Com
munity Chest; William Green, Will
liam Doherty and F. P. Fenton of
the American Federation of Labor's
Philip Murray, Harry Read, David
Mcdonald and Miss Molly Lynch Of
the CIO and John w. Babcock.
president, National Council Of
Catholic Men.
Also present will be cousin OF
the new archbishop, Mrs. Elizabeth
Nevers, of Washington, and her
son and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Maier.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

Mr.. Frey sharply criticized Navy
action in abolishing the Navy Wag,
Review Board. The AFL officia
charged that Navy had material,
restricted the opportunity ofSNav5
yard employees wage committees tt
discuss their wage demands with
responsible Navy officials.
The Navy employees in question art
the skilled craftsmen, most of whom
are members Of AFL unions anc
whose wages are fixed by Navy
wage boards.
'The Navy Departments present
policy has undermined the conf.
dence of Navy Yard employees, 9
confidence which it Is necessary tt
have restored If our Navy Yards
are to continue to attract the high.
Ily skilled workmen required" the
AFL leader asserted.
POST OFFICE, TOO-Personnel
policies of the Post Office Depart
ment also have come in for their
share of criticism, this time from
the House Civil Service Committee
An exhaustive study of the Post
Office Department has just been
completed by the committee under
the Craftsmanship of Representative
Rees Of Kansas, and under the di-
|rection of George M. Morse, the
committees chief counsel, and Fred
erick Belen, assistant chief counsel.
Representative Murray of Tennes-
see, the top ranking Democratic
member OF the committee, also was
active in the study.
In it's report, the committee
charged that the Post Office Depart
ment-the Governments largest en-
ployer-"lacks a uniform personnel
policy.'
Too many officials In the depart
ment are in charge of separate postal
policies, the committee declared. As
a result, the department has four
different personnel policies relating
TO pay, promotions, and admins
tration, the report charged. .
The committee made detailed rec
concentrations for administrative
reform, which it said would save
the department $50, ,000, 900 a year in
operative expenses. The committee
didn't necessarily recommend per-
.sonnel reductions to achieve this
goal, but rather a better use Of the
personnel at hand to facilitate and
improve postal service.