Evening star. [volume], April 18, 1947, Page B-6, Image 35

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

                
Rio's Housing Shortage
Among World's Worst
Rio de Janeiro has one of thi
world’s most acute housing short
■
I
!
■
jLn'u, ii ii i mm ■ ii.min.. iMI . . i.. -
Both Mo and Sao Paulo found
that inflation led to a flocking cf
country folk to the cities to seek
their fortunes and hotels are jam
med with would-be long-term resi
dents. This is proving a serious
handicap to Brazil’s attempt to
recapture much of the tourist trade.
Tass Story Indicates
That Senate Majority
Opposes Greek Aid
By th* Associated Press
MOSCOW, April 18.—Soviet news
papers carried today a Tass dis
patch on the United States Senate
debate on President Truman’s pro
posals for aid to Greece and Tur
key, giving Russian readers a dis
tinct impression that the bill was
meeting with criticism from a ma
jority of Senators.
The dispatch quoted Senator
Brooks, Republican, of Illinois as
saying Greece could not be con
sidered a democracy and that Tur
key had a tyrannical dictatorship.
It said Senator Brooks branded
the bill as “the beginning of a
chain reaction which will involve
the United States in constant con
flicts throughout the hemisphere.”
The account said Senator Pepper,
Democrat, of Florida questioned
Chairman Vandenberg of the Sen
ate Foreign Relations Committee on
the bill, and added that Senator
Vandenberg declared the bill con
templated a broader aim than aid
to Greece and Turkey.
Tass said Senator Kem, Repub
lican, of Missouri objected to the
bill as being primarily military,
rather than humanitarian, and that
aid to Greece was only a disguise.
Hie agency said Senator Kem de
clared that the expansion of Amer
ican military frontiers to the Dar
danelles should not be presented to
the American people under the
guise of aid.
The account also contained a
statement attributed to Senator
Kain, Republican, of Washington
that he would vote for the bill,
but without enthusiasm.
The story was carried by Pravda,
the Communist Party newspaper,
the government organ, Izvestia, and
the Red Army newspaper, Red Star.
The newspapers withheld editorial
comment.
Dr. Schultz to Speak
Dr. Leonard P. Schultz, curator
of fish at National Museum, will
speak before fellow alumni of Al
bion College when Washington area
alumni of, the Michigan school meet
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Fellows, 1937 Thirty-eighth street
N.W. at 8:30 pm. tomorrow.
■■■■—■ - — “
Emily Wilkens selects a striking brush-stroke print, Interprets
its bold design in a dress interesting as a modem
? '
painting Rayon jersey, in aqua, purple,
brown, and red. Sizes 7 to 15. »
Ours alone in Washington. $35. ^
Debutante Dresses, Sixth Floor £ ?
' \
Julius Garfinckel & Go.
F Street at Fourteenth (4.)
" ' ' - :*• • - 'V -f ■
Also at Spring Valley Shop, Massachusetts Avenue at 49th
4r
For cool summer days ... your daughter will want our fine cot
ton broadcloth dress with a wide band of eyelet for collar
detail. In maize, pink, blue and green. Sizes 7 to 12. $7.95.
Girls’ Shop, Sixth Floor
t /
Julius Garfinckel & Co.
F Street at Fourteenth (4)
Also at Spring Valley Shop, Massachusetts Avenue at 49th
HAHN
71st year
1207 F 7th & K *3113 14th
*4483 Conn. 3101 Wilson Blvd.
*Open evenings
We present brown end white spec
tators . . . smartest of summer
shoes . . . keystone of your summer
wardrobe. Designed in three flat
tering styles, all ours alone in
Washington. $11.75 each.
Debutante Shoes, Sixth Floor
m
Reg. V. S. Pat. Off. N
Julius Garfinckel & Co.
F Street at Fourteenth (4)
Also at Spring Valley Shop, Massachusetts Avenue at 49th
( *
you’ll be dressing up in Stratford’s cool
— *
spiked with" navy, brown and
red calf, or black patent
You'll breeze thru the summer in the smartest suit!,
the prettiest prints and cottons in years . . . and
the coolest, best-looking shoes in town, if you
choose one (or several) pair of these trim, color
spiked Strata! Dazzling white suedes, with the
cleverest perfs and stitchings, pinking and detaila
... heels open or elosed . . . toes tipped in
polished leather in your favorite colors I
7*^ and 8*95
Washable white BAG, color spiced, ^5'®®
*s*u »0%
lOur Arlington Store, 3101 Wilson Blvd., Open Fri A Sat. P.M. ’til 9^
i
WHITE SUEDE
spectators
_ . ✓ T.
before yon know it!