Evening star. [volume], September 28, 1947, Page A-15, Image 15

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Government Promises
Use of German Patents
For Free Competition
ly Associated Press
The Justice Department’s Office of
Alien Property said yesterday that
if the Government is finally awarded
I. G. Farbenindustrie patents in
pending litigation, they will be “uti
lized to encourage free competition
in the fields to which they relate.”
David L. Bazelon, assistant At
torney General in charge of alien
property, made the comment in con
nection with a ruling by the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals in
New York last week covering division
of property in this country once
owned by »ermany’s Farbenindus
trie. The property was seized by
the Government during the war and
some of it now is claimed by Stan
dard Oil Co. of New Jersey.
The Circuiit Court, in a modifica
tion of a district court decree at
Boston, ruled the Government was
entitled to certain patents covering
production of synthetic rubber, soap,
tuluol, asphalt paving and hydro
gen, and that other patents relating
to the processing of oil and gasoline
should go to Standard. Stock in
leresis in companies affiliated with
Standard were divided similarly.
The Justice Department said the
case required a review of “dealings
between Standard Oil of New Jersey
and I. G. Farbenindustrie over a
period from 1926 to our entry into
World War II,” which the Govern
ment contended included “sham
transactions” relating to Farbenin
dustrie assets in the United States.
The division of seized assets fixed
by the Circuit Court is subject to ap
peal to the Supreme Court by either
the Government or Standard Oil
within 90 days.
Texas Society Plans Dance
The Texas State Society of Wash
ington will open its fall season with
a dance Friday night at the Shore
ham Hotel. Ralph D. Pittman,
president, will be in charge of cere
monies. The Southeastern Univer
sity Choral Society will entertain.
FINE MEXICAN
FOODS
Tortillas and Enchilada sauco in
cans.
THE SPANISH STORE
1636 17 St. N.W.
NEW STORE UNDER WAY—A
for construction of the store p
corner of Twelfth and G stret
Bros., Inc., Rochester, N. Y. T!
valuation of $600,000. Architect
Sincere, Chicago. John McShai
an office in Arlington, is the bu
Central Union Mission
Plans Celebration of
Its 63rd Anniversary
Central Union Mission's 63 years
of service to the city will be for
mally celebrated early next month
with two meetings featuring ad
dresses by re
ligious and wel
fare leaders
from other cities.
A scheduled
banquet for the
second day of
the observance
was cancelled
after President
Truman ap
pealed to the
Nation to con
serve food.
Festivities by
the “Mission of
the Churches"
—SO called be- Mr- Ar«»rdln*.
cause of the many religious organ
izations aiding in its work—will be
gin at 3 pm., October 13, when
Ludwig Armerding, superintendent
of New York’s McAuley Water
Street Mission, will address a mass
meeting at Calvary Baptist Church,
Eighth and H streets N.W. The
Central Union Mission was organ
ized in this church.
Rodeheaver to Sing.
I JtUsic that day will be furnished
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SPECIALIZING IN CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOOD
• JOHNNY MOROAN At
• JUNE TAYLOR Oirl*
• LOU WILLIS JR. novelty At
• OLIVE WHITE tong Stylirt
• BILL STRICKLAND .»< m* ku*
Two Shows Nightly—8 p.m. A 11:30 p.NM
LUNCHEON—II A. M. to S P. M.
DINNER—S P. M. to 8:30 P. M.
HR COVER OHAROt
Phong Harry W. Quing
REpublic 8430 for Reservations
1625 K ST. N-W.
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building permit has been issued
lictured above on the southeast
its N.W. The owner is Neisner
he building will have a permit
ts are Friedman, Alschuler and
in, Inc., Philadelphia firm with
lilder.
by Homer Rodeheaver, gospel singer
and hymn writer, who for many
years accompanied the late Billy
Sunday on his evangelistic tours
through this country and Europe.
A choir from the National Lu
theran Chorus also will appear.
The anniversary meeting, replac
ing the planned banquet, will be at
6:30 p.m„ October 12, at the Hotel
Mayflower, with the Rev. Dr. Ross
Stover, pastor of Philadelphia’s
Messiah Lutheran Church, as prin
cipal speaker. His subject will be
"The Fires of Enthusiasm.”
Heed President’s Plea.
The Rev. Herbert E. Eberhardt,
Mission superintendent, said the
banquet, long a feature of the an
niversary celebration, was can
celled on the decision of the board
that "in view of the urgency of the
need in Europe • * * it is our Chris
tian duty to comply with the Presi
dent’s request for (voluntary) food
rationing.”
Honor guests during the observ
ance will be Maj. and Mrs. William
Hamby Ramsey, who have done vol
untary work at the Mission for 60
years. William H. DeGroot also
will be lauded for 25 years of serv
ice.
Gallery Talks at Corcoran
Will Be Resumed Friday
Gallery talks at the Corcoran Gal
lery of Art will resume at 12:30 p.m.
Friday and continue at the same
time on Fridays through October.
They will be conducted by Miss Amy
Briggs, supervisor of educational
activities.
The October program will be on
sculpture. The talk next Friday will
be on “Contrasts in Metal.” Subse
quent talks will be: October 10,
"Rodin In Marble;” October 17,
“Mestrovic in Wood;” and October
24, "Antique Clay Figurines.”
The story hour program for chil
dren will begin at 11 am. Saturday
with Mrs. Josephine M. Bever, for
merly with the stall of the Children’s
Museum of Hartford, Conn., con
ducting. She will relate the Greek
myths as exemplified by classical art
in the gaUery. The program will
continue at the same time on suc
ceeding Saturdays.
Both the Friday talks.and the
Saturday morning prograffll are free
to the public.
Air Policy Group to Hear
Industry Representatives
The President’s Air PoUcy Com
mission win start pubUc hearings
tomorrow on the status of the air
craft Industry.
Representatives of major aircraft
and engine manufacturers will tes
tify at sessions beginning at 9:30
am. and continuing Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday In the
KNOWLEDGE Our Fall Presentation of Fireplace Furnishings Is Ready CHOICE OF i
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YOUR REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD SEE US and
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I THE FIREPLACE i. THE HEART OF THE HOME,"
and not only gives the key to the decorative scheme,
bnt also completes its architecture. It is the center
of life and interest, and as such deserves much thought
and care in the selection of its furnishings. Around
.it develops the atmosphere of the home—congeniality,
comfort and contentment.
if Since 1873 we have special
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gladly advise you on these
matters WITHOUT OBLI
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it Purchase of a fireplace set
comes not more than once or
twice in a lifetime, therefore
careful selection and proper
advice is necessary.
Commerce Department auditorium.
The commission then will inspect
airports, factories and other aircraft
facilities throughout the United
States and resume public hearings
late next month.
Witnesses scheduled tomorrow in
clude Maj. Oen. Oliver P. Echols,
retired, president of the Aircraft In
dustries Association; Mundy I. Peale,
ipresident of Republic Aviation Corp.;
j«J. Carlton Ward, president of Fair
child Aviation Corp.; Rear Admiral
; L. B. Richardson, retired, vice presi
dent of Curtiss-Wright Corp.;
jDwane L. Wallace, president of the;
!Cessna Aircraft Co.; Lawrence D.!
i Bell, president of Bell Aircraft, and
Igor I. Sikorsky, engineering man
ager of Sikorsky Aircraft Division
i of the United Aircraft Corp.
Aachen Day Dinner-Dance
First Division veterans will hold
their annual Aachen Day dinner
dance at 8 p.m. October 25 in the
Hotel Hamilton, it was announced
yesterday.
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