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Evening star., 1946-09-10
In The Diplomatic Circle

The President this morning re-
ceived the newly appointed Peruvian
Ambassador, Senor Don Jorge Prado
who with Sonora de Prado came to
Washington the first of last week
The Ambassador and Sonora de
Prado have been visiting in New
York, where they were guests of the
| formers nephew and niece, the
president of the Peruvian Banco
Popular and Sonora de Prado. The
new Ambassador presented his Gre
dentials September 81 to the Acting
Secretary of State, Mr.. Will l.
Clayton.
The Ambassador was accompanied
to the White House today by the
Minister Counselor of the Embassy
DR.. Don Humberto Fernandez-Da-
villa. who has been Charge d'Af1aires
since November.
The Nicaraguan Ambassador and
Sonora de Sevilla Sacasa went to
Boston Sunday to be with the lat
ter's parents, the President Of Mica
ragua and Sonora de Somoza. The
Ambassador and his wife were ac-
companied by their two children
Guillermo, jr., and Lillian, and
probably will remain in Boston for
the remainder of the week.
The President went North last
week after undergoing treatment in
New Orleans and yesterday morn
ing had a successful operation In
the New England Baptist Hospital
The President and Sonora de
Somoza have many friends here
made when he was Minister tc
Washington and Sonora de Sevilla
Sacasa, as Senorita Lillian Somoza
was schoolgirl. The President will
retire at the close of his present
term and not a few of their Wash
ington friends hope they will spend
some time here with the Ambassa-
dor and Sonora de Sevilla Sacasa.
Mr. Rauf Orbay, one-time Prime
Minister of Turkey, has arrived in
the United States and within the
next few days his name wills be
added to the growing list of distin-
guished visitors to this Capital
from foreign lands.
At present Mr.. Orbay holds nc
official position in the Turkish gov
eminent, although during the war
he served his country as Ambas-
sador to London, and in former
years has held other cabinet posts
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Hadassab ak

Mrs. Eliot F. Glassberg, national
membership chairman of Hadassah,
women's Zionist Organization, will
be guest speaker at the opening
meeting this season of the Wash
ington Chapter of Hadassah to be
held at 1:30 pm. next Tuesday at
the Jewish Community Center.
AS September is to be member
ship month" for the local group, the
speaker will bring specially
appropriate message.
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1uni0r Alliance
Lunch Scheduled

A variety of entertainment will be
offered guests attending a luncheon
to be held for members of the
Junior Alliance by Mrs. c. Y.
Stephens tomorrow afternoon.
All active and social members of
the club have been invited to attend
the affair to be given on the country
estate of the hostess in Laurel
Md, where following luncheon,
guests will be entertained with
bridge, swimming in an outdoor pool
or horseback riding, according to
their preferences.
About so guests are expected to
attend the affair, the first social
event to be given by any one club
member for the group since the war
Evening star., 1946-09-10

lev at the Veterans Administration
this morning, luncheon with officers
of the CIO, and a meeting with Mr..
William Green of the AFL this after
noon.
All the top-ranking Britishers III
town, including the Dominion Ap-
bassadors and Ministers, were ?, IS
ent for cocktails in the Embassy
garden Yesterday afternoon when
the Charge d'Affaires of the Embassy
Mr.. John Balfour, acted as host. Re-
ceiying a special greeting from
every one were the newly arrived
Australian Ambassador and Mrs
Maxim. The Canadian Minister ano
Mrs. Pearson, the New Zealano
Minister and Lady Berendsen ano
the South African Minister anc
Mrs. Andrews were there, and repre-
senting the United States were the
Secretary of Labor and MRS
Schwellenbach, the UndersecretarJ
of State and Mrs. William Clayton
the Undersecretary of Labor ane
Mrs. Keen johnson and the AS
sistant Secretary of Labor and Mrs
Philip Hannah.
Still others on hand for this gay
party were Field Marshal Lord VIII
son and Lady Wilson, Sir John and
Lady Mcgowan, Sir George ano
LADY SAMSON, Air Vice Marshal
Robert Wilcox with his wife-for-
mer deputy head Of the Raj dele
cation here, he is now Civil Avia-
ton Attache to the Embassy-and
Air Vice Marshal Robert Goddard
and Mrs. Goddard and their son
John. who is over here from Cam
bridge for a vacation with his par
ents and will return the oath OF
this month.
Guests at Mr.. Lloyd Davies
luncheon for Mr.. Isaacs and Sir
Godfrey yesterday included Mr.
Balfour, Mr.. Robert Holmes, public
relations officer of the Ministry OF
Labor, and Mr.. D. c. Downs, sec
retary to the Labor Minister, who
are in the party visiting here.
Offcials of the United States Gov
ernment present in the luncheon
we're Mr.. Evan Clague, commits
sioner of the Bureau OF Labor Sta.
tistics; Mr.. Robert c. Goodwin, di-
rector of the United States EN-
ployment Service; the solicitor o.
the Labor Department, Mr.. William
S. Tyson; Mr.. William F. Patterson
director of the Apprentice Training
Service; Mr.. Thatcher Winslow, as
sistant secretary of the 1nterna-
tional Office; Miss Frieda S. Miller
director of the Woman's Bureau
Miss Beatrice Mcconnell, director OF
the industrial division of the Chill
dren,s Bureau; Miss Clara Boyer
assistant director of Labor Stats
tics: Mr.. Louis Sherman, assistant
to the Secretary of Labor: Mr.. John
Gambs. adviser on international
labor relations; Miss Mary Cannon,
United States representative on the
Inter-American Commission OF
Women, and Mr.. Herbert Little,
director OF public relations.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
announcement

The marriage of Mrs. Elva Lee
Sieber, daughter of Mrs. Andrew
c. Clements of Arlington and the
late Mr.. Clements, to 1t. Thomas
]. Kingsford, took place Saturday
in the chapel at Boiling Field, Maj
Dwayne H. Mengel, chaplain
officiating. 1t. Kingsford is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson
Kingsford of Oswego, N. Y.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
In the Ne1Vs ,

Mrs. Louise Adams and Miss
Kathryn Adams have gone to
Miami to be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daubly Dees. En- route home
they will visit their brother and
sister-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
Webster Adams, Jr., in Jacksonville.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Tyson of
Arlington Forest have returned
from a To-day trip through the
Shenandoah Valley and to points OF
interest In West Virginia.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Insurance Official to Speak

Paul Woodson, manager of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society in
Alexandria, will address the Alex
andria Civitan Club at 1915 pm. to-
morrow in the George Mason Hotel.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Democrat Women to Meet

The Executive Board of the Mont
gomery County Women's Demo-
cratic Club will meet at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Bethesda County
Building.
Evening star., 1946-09-10

you're erocker-joek fur soIeswomon
:. looking for better job oppor-
tunity. incoming high soIoy and good
commission, an ottroctive pIoce to
work in, fine and loyal clientele
:. by all means get in touch with
U.S. All inquiries in strietest con-
fidence.
BresIau. THE Friendly Shop"
GIT 18th Street NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-10


Numerous attractive gift novelties practical
articles offered for sale by the
1ohich opened yesterday at 1902 street Mrs. c. B.
Dantorth r Nett, president OF the Washington Jangos
displays doll wrapped in ceophane Dhile Gilbert
j. RoDchf, chairman of the exchange holds china nouey
Mrs OliDier Ragonnet center chairman OF the uorkhop
smiles approoingly betWeen her tellow- -workers
Star Staff Photo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
Gan You Beat This

LAMESA. Tex, Nov. 12-Mrs. Ben Lopez, 43, gave birth to her 25th child Sunday and was up cooking breakfast this morning, Dr. A. H Smith. her attending physician, said today.
 The child weighed eight pounds and the birth was perfectly nor maj. Dr. Smith said Both child and mother were doing fine" to- day.
 The baby girl was named Sun day Lopez, because, the doctor said, they were running out of names"
 All 25 children were single birth, Dr. Smith told the Associated Press by telephone. Twelve are still liV- ing. Two daughters-in-law were present at Sundays birth.
 T couldn't believe it either when she told me it was the 18th child" Dr. Smith said. T went back today to verify it and found the mother cooking breakfast. p Mrs. Lopez was married at age l2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12

acticn concerning the local strike situation, was approved.
 Jack Fletcher and Joe Mclean were appointed to take care of tickets tonight at the Juneau City Band Concert at the 20th Gen. tury Theatre. Rotarians who will assist at the door and in the gen. eral seating will be Robert Martin Brig. c. o. Taylor, James Me Naughton, Mayor Waino Hendrick- sen. Del Miller, Harold Foss and Henry Harmon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
pE0pLE'S CHOICE

MANKATO, MINN., Nov l2- Sheriff-elect Edwin F Mickey Dale, says that since his election week ago he's been kept busy answering telephone calls.
 And, he said, not all of the call CTS were congratulating him on his election as Blue Earth county sher- if.
 Most of them wanted to rent his apartment when he moves into the sheiff's quarters in the county jail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
H5 STUDENT LEADERS
 ARE GUEST SPEAKERS
 AT ROTARY LUNCHEON

In hono- of National Education Week, five Juneau High School boys chosen for their school lead ership. were invited as spe a. guest speakers today at the Ju- reau Rotary Clubs regular lunch ecn-meetirg.
 Introduced by Hen,y Harmon, High School Principal. the speak CTS of the day were as follows Jack O'Connor. Boys Club President; Jim Rude Student Body President; Bob Sanford Co-Editor of Ju- neau High Publications; Dave Sperling, Business Manager of Ju- neau High Publications, ana Bob Larson. Senior Class President,
 The boys told of the functions and activities of each organiza- ton which they head. In dis cussing Juneau High publications, Bob Sanford said that work on the High School annual will begin this month.
 In presenting the speakers to Ro- tary, MT. Harmon said the five teen-agers represented the type of students Juneau High has con- sistently graduated. He added 1t was the belief of local school au- thorities that the fact that we may not have the best buildings in the world the common know ledge that we need a High School stage, and other incidentals, are all secondary to procurement of the best teachers possible and the graduation Of a well-informed and well-rounded student body
 In honor of the day, Rotarians selected School Days" as their lead off song for the meeting
 During the regular business ses- sion the idea of memorializing the City Council to call a mass meet ing of the people of Juneau to discuss and formulate plan of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12

o(430 a. yesterday to 43O a. m today)
 SYNOPSIS: which located yesterday filled located the this Another low center moved the northern Boring Sea to the northern The ridge Of high continues miles off the California Washington State another high the Another high position about 1900 miles Autan Island Rain has fallen Alaska the the south central eastward the northwest
 
 normal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12

any more dismissal notices before November 30th. Ten thousand no- tices went out today as a result oi decontrol actions prior to tho sweeping elimination of most price controls last weekend.
 SAVANNAH, Georgia - White Baptists in Georgia broke prece- dent today by voting to meet with Negro Baptists of the same State. The Georgia Baptist Convention decided unanimously to invite the Negroes to a joint meeting dur ing a three-day session in Sa- vannah which ends on Thursday,
 CANBERRA, Australia Patton ing is far from over for the Aus tralians. Prime Minister J. B. Chifley today announced that the Cabinet has decided to continue the rationing of clothing, tea, sugar, butter and meat.
 LONDON - The british Labor Government today was called on to hand the Palestine question to the United Nations if Britain can not solve the problem. The sug- gestion came from Opposition Lead CT Winston Churchill, who claime,. that the Government had not filled election premises made to the Jews.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
LEWIS, kRU6
 FAIL 10 MEET

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12 A scheduled conference between Sec retary of Interior Krug and John L. Lewis today was postponed for 24 hours without any immediate explanation.
 The two were to have met this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to re- sume their soft coal mining con- tract negotiations.
 Asked whether the postponement was initiated by Lewis or Krug, an Interior Department Aide said there was no comment.
 The conference was reset for 2:30 pm. Wednesday,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
DUKE, DUCHESS OF
 WINDSOR ARE HERE

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-The Duke and Duchess of Windsor headed a list of notables, including Holly wood celebrities and member of the British peerage, who arrived yes terday on the Cunard Lines giant luxury ship, the Queen Elizabeth, after a seven-day Atlantic crossing from Southampton.
 The ship docked at it's Hudson River pier with 2,287 passengers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
DAN RALsTON TRANSFERRED

Dan Ralston, Fi5n and Wildlife Agent at Ketdlikan, has been transferred to Seward where he will be in charge of opening the FesWS station there. RalSton will leave for his new job sometime in the near future
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
HOSPITAL NOTES

St. Anns hospital has admitted Mrs. Keith Roberts and Mrs. Eli Howard for medical attention. No discharges were reported.
 Government hospital had neither admissions nor discharges yester- day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
CKApELAOIES ARE
 MEETING T0MlGH!

The Chapeladies will meet this evening at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ed Schneider, President. Business will include the comple- ton Of plans for the Bazaar.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12

to reach agreement with Russia about free navigation on the Dan ube Acting Secretary of State Dean Acheson says.
 CHICAGO - The International Harvester Company announces a nine percent general increase on farm implements and tractors.
 NEW YORK; State Depart ment official, limiting at a get tough" policy with Chinese Gen. eralissimo Chiang Kai-shek, made it plain that he opposes granting a S500,00O000 credit to China while civil strife continues there.
 SALT LAKE CITY-An augment ed force of Salt Lake City police nen today began searching every
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12

NEW YORK-The burglars who Fifled Park Avenue mems fur nishing store in New York City overnight had flair for expensive ncckties in colorful prints. But as fer ties in plain colors or checks, the thieves would have nothing to do with. them. Police say that al- together, the burglars stole $75,- coo worth of mems clothing and about S5,000 in cash from the store.
 WASHINGTON - Price Admin istrator Paul Porter says that the OPA does not intend to send out
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12

street, alley and hideout" for five dangerous criminals who escaped from a Nevada jail Sunday and fled to Utah.
 WASHINGTON ~ Army sources said the lack of legislative author ity to help train and equip the armed forces of other American nations is handicapping this coun- try's plans for hemispheric defense
 Minority party lead CTS announce they will make a last attempt tQ mediate the differences between Chinese Nationalists ano Communists but all indications were that their efforts would be doomed to failure
 WASHINGTON Government mediators were pessimistic again today about prospects for early settlement of the 22-day strike of Transcontinental & Western Air pilots.
 Winston Churchill re- neWed his charge in Commons late today that Russian armies based upon a despotic form of govern ment are being maintained in Eur ope in vast strength and on a war footing
 CHICAGO-The United Packing house Workers Union (CIO) today directed it's members to prepare to strike within two weeks against the nations meat industry. A dir ective was sent to all union locals by Ralph Helstein, union President, following a weekend meeting at which 200 union representative for mulated policy for possible strike action.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12

WASHINGTON - The Governor of Alaska conferred today with aides of Secretary of Interior J. IA. Krug relative to the Alaska ship strike.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12

NEW YORK-The Italian Gov ernment notified the Foreign Min isters Council today that it is "c0n- sidering with keen interest the pos sibility of direct negotiations with Yugcslavia" to settle the problem of Trieste's future.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12

WASHINGTON - The United States returned 400 Danube River barges to their Eastern European owners because it was impossible
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12

WASHINGTON-Edwin w.. Paul ey said today that the United States has invited all nations claim ing Japanese reparations to con- terence in Washington early in De- cember.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
B JILL E ! i N }

WASHINGTON-John J. Policy, President of the Association of American Railroads, died today in Doctors Hospital He was 68.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12

street, alley and hideout" for five dangerous criminals who escaped from a Nevada jail Sunday and fled to Utah
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-12
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN

MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING "WEDNESDAY EVE nesouthey winds 15 to 25 miles IS miles less Wednesday, Protected waters outside waters Dixon En- miles hour less Variable cloudiness showers
 nchesKena Peninsula, slowly filling moving slowly southeasward
Evening star., 1946-04-04
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

srsfsrrsd ssEDR9oM e.. FegsE s silver Spring aTea
osIsefa ons nssHs eSYSe ss sa ssss s's.
FuRNiSHED or unfurnished house, apart
pent; n pWsShniSston sSlns Or VICINITY. Call col
AusTRAIdI2asSs pifh6MAT ienSsd sp with wifi. and .
FTsaulrss or y bedroom house or 'sls apt,
oisass9 TeIephone MUNRO A At EN- M 400 200
omce hours AID. 4610 thereafter. IS
I'D soo need AE%y ss snS SedrS1
n69ne S9Se GF M apt eas NV area up to sls5 1sle-
Ex-NAVAL OFFICER now employed in
city, wishes 3-bedroom house to rent has
Z &C children lloI! and dog; Call days, RE. 400,
BY permanent aSvernment e@pieye npi oessieo WIFE
high sch1ol ehildren excellent care ref
WANTED, by responsible person, small
furnished house or 2-bedroom apa artment;
nv NV or Or suburbs preferred Call Ho, 1910,
VETERAN needs e-bedroom house. apt,
reau Standards: family in Kansas; up to
SPI IA Sts1kRs St EM a5GsE a5f to rent fur
nIshea M,aS;a.n "a o6 bedrooms NV. area. CAL
FuRNisaE1 MlsssEsh a5oS; Or uNFuKN,sHEp-piislin
ruished modern house; diplomatic family;
pay Several months rent @ n sdvsnes. Cal
y hIN. 70 - noon, AL. 4-UI. .
DIPLOMAT NEEDS IMMEDIATELY fur.
MISS MOORE NO. 1900 5
VETERAN wants , or 3 bedroom house;
will buy under GI; no objection to suburbs.
DIPLOMAT needs house or apartment, un-
furnished, 3 or bedrooms, Northwest
section; willing to pay year in advance.
Telephone Wisconsin 3043. 10
FURNISHED HOUSE desired, June to All
gust at owners convenience: 500. RE.
200 TT 3a5T, pPOF. HAR1FR. IL
FURNISHED-3 adults, / school-age boy;
can take care of minor home maintenance.
Bog 16-Z, Star.
RESPONSIBLE advertising man Couple, no
children wants TO rent small furnished
house in nearby Va Falls Church 1904
LIEUT.. COLONEL. wife. girls 5, 3, need
furnished house or apartment for May,
June: completing Washington duty: NV
section preferred. WI. 9225. -
VETERAN wants . or 3 bedroom house;
ylll buNmnder G1; no objection to suburbs.
HoUsE' 'i III SILVER SPRING or vicinity
for family Of four; will pay up to 500
uNFURNisHED HOUSE OR APT. by mid
dle-aged couple, no children; veteran. 3s
mos. Pacific area; Washing ton or vicinity.
Phone CHI. $3.50, am. or eve, LONG. %
RETURNED VET. needs large apt or
house, unfur., before April 2lst; family
of adults and / child. Please call HO
4121
Evening star., 1946-04-04
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

LOOKING FOR HOME in Philadelphia?
will exchange 6-rcom semidetached house
in good section Of suburbs for same or
two-bedroom apt in NV. Washinaton. Box
5',-Y. Star. 4
WILL EXCHANGE o-bedrm. honeymoon
cottage. sale or rent, tor /. or 3 bedrm
Call UN. 4441 -6
y. Y.-WAsH.-7Attraetively furn. 4-bedrm;
heat; desirable Dupont Circle area; $500.
Want inexpensive. unfurn conven. Man
haitian apt. l le. or sm. rms about 500.
HO.. 6134' or AID. 69o6. Box 152-Y, Star.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

WILL CONSIDER refined folk who like
country; Is miles from D. c. line; will
share now and rent for summer, or give
mutation to city daily and my board.
Box 397-V, Star.
yETS.-Mt resort sec. 70 mi: swim, hsh:
Garden. ideal family wishing to avoid city
heat; committing fac; sp. sea. rates. i'm.
poss. Eve, co. 2754,
large kit, yard, garage, completely fur
nished: adults only; S125 mo.
Evening star., 1946-04-04
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

18th ST. CORNER, 5 bedrooms. 4 baths;
rent, S215 Write Box 2S-Y, Star. a
DOCTORS ATTENTION! Ideal corner 10
cation in Sc First floor well ADAPTED for
doctors Office having 5 rooms End moor
has an apt. of rooms, kitchen and tiled
bath. For further particulars write to
Box 1q9-Y, Star =
DOCTORS OFFICE and home, desirable
location in Silver Spring area; 81 10
month: immediate possession. FRANK L;
HEWITT, Silver Spring, Md. SH .}293. -
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

DISTINGUISHED GEORGETOWN resi-
dence. partially furnished: shaded garden.
dining terrace, Z bedrooms. freplaces. s
baths: 2-ear garage, etc. References re-
ouired Shown by appt. only DI $3.50 or
Du, 1855. Rental S400 monthly or sale.
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COLORED BEAUTICTAN desires a two
room apartment. will accept basement
Cali CO. $685. after 3 pm
COLORED VETERAN and wife want
room, kitchen. bath; very good ref. Boz
ASK Star.
Evening star., 1946-04-04

|
il IL BRIGHrwoop-Beautiful cor, sen semi
Srepaes dining n1e kschen ae nns and dm breaE gin
na Ind rents qor or Be- sss monba @ AND nd chen
shower; full basement with u BATH: house
in sood o sondition With eors like new and
MRP s9IH eo ee Nh pH RSsERT Sds sa
ii INV Woo6K1baE sSfi "a sRSerroN-Lse cor lot
tull basement and attic. BY OWNER, FIR.
BETHESDA. S1s5OO: completely furnished
and ready to move into; 6-year-old brick
feet Contains m Sins room 0 Dining iG. room
KITCHEN. screened porch, 3 bedrooms. bath
ouilt-in garage, gas air-conditioned heat.
MTLER HhsISo h CO.. builders and
developers Of Wesley Heishts and Spring
ys4Fs.Ns ysl1sy 1880 MAS U.s. r. ave Or at64 -
Of limited Unite nu@ber Of sseen hemes
minimum of accommoda tions These home
on lets of 10000 or more square feet will
I'll ct approximately, $4,000 complete.
sson e sdo 70 4sx aspst Sian CLANS
ATTENTION. DEALERS. lot owners. aIs-
ns% sov fh.
zoI,oToVsIKsY, Ex, a675,
/ LNEh hltT2CtlVe,
bungalow. full basement. hoored attic, oil
h.-w. H.; price, $50. MODERN PEALTY.
960l Georgia ave, side entrsnce. SH 1141,
o. VI to @ pr, IL
SILVER SPRfNG-very attractive colorlc /
ator, home For more information call
| MODERN REALTY. 1901 Georgia ave.
side entrance. SH. l14l Q am. to q pm
NEAR wARDMAN PARK HOTEL - Row
brick. containing bedrms., , baths, -
car bu:lt-in garage. immediate possession.
/ Price, $4,000. Please C ii Major Thorn
ton, WA; s625, with FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
sTOP. LOOK, LIsTEN-Petworth, owner
leaving town, wants to sell at once his
beautiful detached home, 500 blk. of Web
nm, oil heat: beautiful landscaped lot
/ 50xI50 #. close to all transp and stores
Across street from st. Gabriel's Church
IN 01aS. NTH I nCcMNn1 III koxn
Evening star., 1946-04-04
B-1e THE EVENING 1u,!5. STAR, "a Washington, D. C..
HOUSES EXCHANGED (cen't1

WILL EXCHANGE very Ice. 6-rm. apt. in
Ist-ciass NV. section, nr. 18th and Park
rd. for lac. 4-bedrm., 2-bath house, in
sood NV. or Md. section, with reasonable
rent. CO. 469S a
3-bEDRM., 1-bath house tpartly furn),
Baltimore area, exch. for or 3 bedrm
uniurn: apt, D. c, area. RE. 1900. Ext.
oISS. days. LinthicLm IQ3-R eyes lNs