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Evening star., 1946-06-04
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

Congressional investigation of
"unconscionable conditions existing
in the United States Maritime Com
mission and War Shipping Board"
was asked yesterday In the Senate
and House.
A report of the controller general,
Senator Aiken, Republican, of ver-
mont, told the Senate in introducing
the resolution there, indicates ."
a. total of $8,007, ,163, ,990.60 Of funds
improperly accounted for by these
two agencies"
Representative Wigglesworth, Re-
publican, OF Massachusetts,, who in
serted the controller generals report
in the Congressional Record last
January %, introduced an identical
measure in the House. 1t would au-
thorize a committee with broad au-
thority and an expense fund Of
50,000.
Reports OF the controller general
beginning with June 20, 1872" Sen
ator Aiken told his colleagues, "in-
dicate gross negligence, wasteful-
ness, collusion and inefficiency in
handling the affairs of the Maritime
Commission and the War Shipping
Administration.
II believe that President Truman
has been aware of conditions exist
ing in the Maritime Commission for
long time.
This belief is amply borne out by
the fact that he failed to reappoint
one member of the old commission
and two others resigned, undoubt.
edly with the wholehearted approx
al of the White House.
After these three members of the
old commission =" had resigned
or were removed, the new commits
sion, consisting of Ray McKeough
John Carmody and Capt. Edward
Macauley. made much progress
toward putting the commission or
an efficient and honest basis. .
However, Capt. McCauley resigned
because of illness. - 1t had been
Evening star., 1946-06-04
By Joseph A. Fox

President Truman today had an
other top spot in the Government
to fll-the post of chief United
States representative to the United
Nations.
With obvious reluctance, the
President yesterday accepted the
resignation of 45-year-old Edward
r. Stettinius, jr., who aided in shap-
ing the U. N. and then stepped out
as Secretary of State II months ago
to serve as first American repre-
sentative in the new organization.
White House Press Secretary
Charles G. Ross said today the
President is giving thought to ap-
pointmenr of successor and that
he hoped he would be named soon.
Much of the speculation on a sue
ceSsor centered about John G.
Winant, former Ambassador to Great
Britain, who now is the American
representative to the u N. Economic
and Social Council. Others men
toned are Undersecretary of State
Acheson and Joseph E. Davies, for
mer Ambassador to Russia.
/ 1t would surprise many Govern
ment officials, however, if the Presi-
dent and Secretary Byrnes felt they
could spare Mr.. Acheson from his
present assignment, and the appoint
ment of Mr.. Davies would be certain
to arouse opposition in the Senate
because of his frequnet defense of
Soviet foreign policy and his criti-
cism OF American tactics toward
Russia
When President Truman made
public Mr.. Stettinius' letter of resig-
nation Friday he expressed the
opinion that the U. N delegate
would stay on, and yesterday Secre-
tary Byrnes made an announcement
through a press officer, that was
later corrected, that Mr. StettiniuS
was remaining for the time being.
The resignation is effective imme-
diately.
Herschel v. Johnson, career
diplomat, who has been serving as
Mr.. Stettinius' deputy, is replacing
him temporarily.
Gn New York today, Mr.
Stettinius turned his job over to
Mr.. johnson. Mr. johnson will
sit with the Security Council
when it takes up the report on
Franco Spain Thursday. ..
tMr. Stettinius, repeated that
he had no plans and added that
he would leave within few days
forest at his home near Rapidan)
The retiring delegate called at
the White House yesterday, and
in conversation with newsmen
squelched reports that he might be-
come a candidate for the Senate in
Virginia to succeed the late Carter
Glass. Mr.. Stettinius, who resides
at Horseshoe Farms near Rapidan,
said he was not a candidate for any
political Office. However, he did not
announce his future plans.
Most Government officials believe
that Mr.. Stettinius resigned be-
cause the U. N. job made him some
thing of a glorified "errand boy" for
Secretary ByrneS. At the beginning
of the Security Council sessions in
New York he had to step aside while
Mr.. Byrnes sat in on the discussions
of the -Iranian dispute.
In his letter of resignation, Mr..
Stettinius told the President only
that he had expected to leave the
Government after the war, and that
he had co, lpleted the assignment
MI. Truman had given him in help
ing turn U. N. into going enter
prise"
Evening star., 1946-06-04
PetriIIo Threatens to Halt
All Network Broodcosts

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, June 4
P,.-James C. Petrillo, chief of the
American Federation of Musicians,
has threatened to halt all radio
network broadcasts if the Supreme
Court upholds the constitutionality
Of the Lea law limiting the mu-
sicians' right to strike.
The union leader in a vigorous at
tack on the law at the annual AIM
convention yesterday asserted that
he had seen to it that agreements
with broadcasters in New York, Chi
cago, and Los Angeles, where net
work programs originate, would ex-
oire on the same date-January l,
l947.
IF the Supreme Court rules the
Lea bill constitutional" Mr.. Pc
trillo declared, the small station
won't get any music because these
three locals will agree to play locally
only"
Threat Issued.
Mr.. Petrillo also threatened to halt
the making of all recordings and
transcriptions if Congress passes
Legislation prohibiting the ATM
from collecting royalties on them.
The AIM chief, addressing his re-
marks to Mr. Truman, said Il would
gamble every dollar I own today
that President Roosevelt would
never have signed the Lea bill"
He asserted that labor's foes were
now marShaling their forces In
Washington and urged that all labor
groups likewise unite to oppose cur
rent antilabor legislation.
A resolution calling for a united
labor front, approved by the execu-
tive board. is to be placed before
the convention tomorrow, Mr.. Pc
trillo said.
Case Bill Attacked.
Il would like for this convention
to vote for this resolution so loud
that some of those birds in WASH
ington will shake" he added.
LAS labor leader I feel very
strongly about things that have
happened recently. The Lea bill
was bad enough but the Case bill is
hard on labor"
He defended the action of Alvan-
ley Johnston, president of the Engi-
neers, and A. F. Whitney, president
of the Trainmen, in the recent rail-
road strike.
Race Issue Cancels Outing.
A Chamber of Commerce spokes-
man reported today that refusal OF
the Federation of Musicians to seq
regate so colored members on buses
caused cancellation of a trip through
the city and beach outing today.
10 Frohock of the Chamber OF
Commerce said the projected tour
Evening star., 1946-06-04
FOUND,

TAN COCKER SPANIEL, in the vicinity Of
Queens Chapel Manor; vaccination tag on
collar. Call EX. 2746. bet. and pm. .
FOR LOST DOGS and dogs for ADOPTION,
call MONTGOMERY COUNTY ANIMAL
Q to L.
Evening star., 1946-06-04

over some so miles of city and
county drives and along waterfront
roads, included stops at exclusive
clubs on the beaches. None would
permit colored guests. ~
officials of the musicians refused
to confirm or deny the assertion that
the race question caused cancella-
ton. Colored delegates to the con-
vention have been housed at Jordan
Park, a Federal housing project for
Negroes. They have not been Segre-
gated on the convention floor.
More than $1,000 worth Of food
prepared for the outing luncheon
will be distributed to charitable in
StitutionS in the city.
Evening star., 1946-06-04
48 Seniors Graduated
By Madeira School

The Madeira School graduated 48
seniors yesterday at exercises at the
school at Greenway, Fairfax County,
Va
Mrs. Lucy Madeira Wing, founder
of the school, presented the diplo-
mas. The invocation was by the
Right Rev. Oliver j. Hart, Episcopal
Bishop Of the Diocese of Pennsyl-
vania
Evening star., 1946-06-04

American) continent"
He said the revolution, which
brought him from modest post as
chief of staff Of Argentine mountain
troops to the presidency, must now
incorporate itself into normality
making that which yesterday was
adventurous and drastic into normal
and fruitful permanence.
Evening star., 1946-06-04
SokoIovsky Promoted

BERLIN, June 4 (P).-Gen. Vas
sill D. Sokolovsky, Soviet command
er and military governor in Ger
many, has been promoted to mar
shall of the Soviet Union, it was
announced today. Z.
Evening star., 1946-04-23
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

MAJOR, Air Corps, needs furnished house,
$9ot g to n 40 miles ri assg tFom Washington NP
STATE DEPARTMESr OFFICER. wife. :.
School-age daughters. need unfurnished
h9gse h9ls or apartment about June 1. sH.
COMMANDER. wife, and children need
;iabedroom 3aoo house, furn. or unfurn. CHI
RELIABLE ADULT FAMILY of 3 requires
or 3 bedroom house by May 15. Fur.
niShed or nnfurnShed PJsfeP ys Would
FfkANENT iIHs s12ft0R REsDEsTs Sc iS5 with daughter
desire to rent a house or large apartment,
present large bachelor type modern apart
me ment s23 On downtown 10th st. Cali MA. 1888,
navy CAPT. Regular wife expecting in
June, and daughter. need . or !, bedroom
house, furnished or unfinished; perma-
nneenntto nent Call CAPT. JONES, RE. 74oo; Ext.
s. house Or apt. HENSEssYs SS ss1Rises RE- 1900
cAi SIt ARMY E8 6Fcfk 2s4 in diplomatic sa
house for SELF: wife and 4-year-old SON
Pr PhG9s m cAP I9 Pc lon Ext Il
FURN. OR USFURN. : or more Bedroom
house or apt. in NV. D c. or suburban
Ss far month f''1ssfPo5E s5 e. Hs x
WANTED-3-4 bedrm. hse. in NV. area.
MI vi Va, uhiiuy WIFI tUOlS anu paint
brush: property owner who understands
landlord problems. Tel. Elk. 0S0S. 23'
FAMILY Of 4 adults will rent and care for
your home in Washington vic. until fall;
refs. exch. ROBERTS, RE. 1900, Ext.
440O. or HO $500 ~
EMPLOYED COUPLE, with grown dsugh-
ter, desire house or apartment between
washington and Beltsville. Nd. Call War
DIPLOMAT needs furnished or unfurnished
cated Michigan Hes1 24oe WeeEdays sea! "' Is.
FAMILY of 4 adults require 3 or 4 bed
room unfurnishedl house. around S75 per
month; will pay six months or one years
rent in advance. Randolph 2577.
WANTED-Furn. house or apt. for Brazil
ian air oficer and family with at least
; lge. bedrms. in NV. sect: up to $500
willing to pay 3 mos. in advance. Please
call MR.. ELSON, CO. $40, from 10 am.
GOVERNMENT employe wishes to lease
Immediately 2-bedroom apt. or small house,
furnished or unfinished: best of refer
ences Phone SH. 1851 -26
PROFESSIONAL MAN, in Govt, perm. as
signed D. c., with wife and DIR, yrs,
urgently needs unfurn. 2-b.r. apt. or house,
pref, NV: pay up to S125 mo-; will take
excellent care of your property. 81. 1884.
SIX MOS RENT In advance for two-bed-
room furn. or unfurn. house in Va. or
NV. p. c.: r: A.; ofneer, permanently as
from s:30-5.
Evening star., 1946-04-23
APARTMENTS WANTED.

RETURNING VETERANS and other EN-
ployes Of Capital Transit Co. ursertly d;. reed ed
apartment, to rent phone MI. 1868. Ext
sD@An unturniShed 5 a.. or r. ts hsdSGem m
month with years lease: will redecorate if
necessary. Box 339-z; Star, 80
wife desire furn. apt. or house. Hillside
FURNIsHED APT. for 1t. and wife. from
sppRx. June 15-July Is. Call ME. Q669.
ENGINEER. man and wife urgently need
unrlrnished apartment or mouse: re1er-
enccs; Call Shepherd ZOO Extension ls5,
TSSHfAuGRaiNsIsHED TSfuRNIsHED APARTMENT urgently
needed By, : professional women tmedican.
PELL, RE 1900. Ext 25I days. or Falls
Church 26S2-J Sunday or evenings: 20.
Ex: LIT. COL, overseas veteran, now spec.
furn. house or. modern apt; will pay about
Sl3o: married, no no CHILDREN or pets Call ca!
Re gdv s9o 5x5 ,nG 1sP Monday through Fri
TNGLlEER, man and wife, urgently need
turn.. or unfurn. apt. or house; references.
70 SouSG ? MARRIED Ea eoTPkf TfskfaE both veterans
desire I un5urnished 1 bedroom apt. Please PIE.
H. tnpNShed apartment by May /. Wo. 6970'
DiSCHARGED OVERSEAS VETERAN. wife
fourIEoom apartment or small house, fur
VETERAN AND WIFE, both Government
employed, desire 2-3 room apartment
furnished -unfurnished. Call JA I4OO or
"a gOSg-J after Z pm. 23s
NAVY PHYSICIAN and wife desire furn
apt. oonv: to Navy Hospital: present lease
expires May May i l. DR.. BARNES, OIL. S029,
WANTED, small furn. or unfurnished apt.
FIR, 1000. Ext. 406s. or DE. 5596. -24
COAST GUARD CHIEF AND WIFE want
furn apt, kitchen, bath; perm sta, no
Evening star., 1946-04-23
COUNTRY BOARD,
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

IN MODERN 0 APT. HOUSE. 3 rms. din
{0r ', Jn middle o% d. coupie permanent close
WANTED; girl, congcnial between ages OF
~ and IS, share furnished apt. with an
4s5 convenien, T oS to Navy ph9ns Annex Gieos abs
REfiNED GENTLE GIRL to share apt
'ransp, $50. Az 1lth ST. ne, AT. 0s94
WILL SHARE Groom. kitchen and bath
a9d s2c al! L. utilities included: SO mo. Box
NEAR MERIDIAN PARK-Available for
period June 1st 1916, to Dec }lst, 1916;
xi To0m IN apt fompietey furnished owner
ences required; $500 mo. Box :,39-B, Star.
M! !rled couple. no children: S65. rs
COLORED GIRL to sublet apartment for
DSrlod DSnn6 of 3 or months; So; share tele:
bath ntiIities so per 0s day ASS'fn Soi sa96 sR6
LIVING ROOM. library with fireplace,
bedroom: path. kitchen and dining room
or on lower Level: well furnished: located in
!.g !ewn. near s3 Capitol Sls5 per month, Box
DUPLEX APT. . floors: sun deck, three
room. kitchen; nicely furnished convenient
ctoWntoW9 location: S235 per month. Box
.CAPIToL HEIGHTS. MD.-Room With
kitchen Kitchen prIrileses. IN private home, for
couple 1 Tifh !n1ant or girls: bus at COR
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Furnished bacn-
elor apt in large, modern building; 500
APARTMENT, furnished 4 rooms with
bath; 4 refined girls or sentilemen $40
9ach :6i9 university pl; NV.
i@325 18th ST. N.W.-Share apt, living
room. bedroom. whlte-tIle bath and show
e. kitchen; SO; single man. rs. college
YOUNG LADY to share apt. with another
lady s.! 80 month. Telephone TR. 1859.
BIG 18th ST. Ne. near Union Station
2room Housekeeping apt front, Semi
private bath, good condition, Frieidaire;
ST. week. For working couple only. Call
IiI9 r sT. NV, Apt. 33-To share with
another gentleman roomy cool. well-furn
apt; incl. tel, gas, cleo; Bird floor; quiet;
refs. -exch.: S47 80 mo. NO. 9l43
ARLINGTON Cow girls to share with
Govt -cmpl widow, %, all-new duplex:
LIVING room, dinette, kitchen. :! bedrms,
tiled bath; / ) min. Wash. $3.50 each.
Ti57 FAIRMoNT ST. Nw.-Large pleas
ant room with private bath; $50. MI
LADY TO SHARE with another lady. furn.
hed-oom and KIT. apt; settled worklns
n v = block from Mt Pleasant Streetcar
Evening star., 1946-04-23
MOVING. PACKING ond STORAGE,

AETNA MOVING & STORAGE Co.-Local
and long distance. No Job too large and
ARE YOU MOvINGo Let the RETURN
IoADs BUREAU CORP. take care Of your
mQving-day problems: packing. transporta-
ton and storage; many years OF expert
ence have made rs specialists in handling
talk i over. Phone II. 29s4 or Ii. 535y.
AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY
Light furniture hauling, baggage. trunk
and parcel delivery. Veterans RA. SAB.
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING, con-
tract sp6 Job trash re- remoysl; service and
VETERAN; starting business; will move you
hauling a specially. GE. 1851 2*
YOUR BEST MOVE tby BAYNE & SCATES,
INC THE best moving job possible by ca
pable and courteous moving men; insured
freproof storage facilities. Phone Sligo
I'll! nights. EN- 7063 2S*
GENERAL HAULING AND MOVING; quick
service, Call EX; $685.. "a"
from Pittsbursh. Cleveland, Detroit, Chi
cago. St. Louis, Kansas City. Denver,
Colo: New York Boston and California.
MoviNG AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
We will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S
trans serv.; eve. Jobs accept. contract
hauling inv; resp. white help. Phone OIL.
LIGHT HAULING, any kind. any time; con-
tract for regular hauls; reasonable rates
Night hauling specially. MI 5U65. 29s
Evening star., 1946-04-23
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

; ROOMS AND DINETTE, furn or nnfurn
10 min. to White House, for rooms or
mere mo- in M, n &c. Boy 51:C. Star, "a.
Angeles area, in exchange for similar ac-
Gommodation, within 20 miles Washington
WAsHINGT0N PHILADELPHIA - Ex-
change .3bedrm: detached house in NV.
for similar in Chestnut Hills, Montgomery
County section EN-. S507. is
WILL EXCHANGE RENTAL on my 4-bed-
rm. detached house in Phila. for similar or
smaller house suburban Wash. Elk. :.:;40.
Ext. 591 25s
SMALL BRICK BUNGALOW in Silver
Spring, overlooking Sligo Park, J. blk
Franklin ave, = blks. Four Corners buses
Lot S2X1S0 it, level, high and well land
scaped; gas heat; for bungalow on smaller
lot on bus Transportation crossing Ga ave
N NV, north Of Kennedy St. or will sell
If l-bedroom apt. is available in modern
apt; house; 81; 33sl.
house on large wooded lot in Lyon Park
for $500. for q .-sedroom q Larger
bedroom, "-bath cottage
and garden. exchange for same or larger
house near New York. Glebe 3l36 -25
oUONSET POINT. rented 2-bedroom Cape
Cod, ) minutes from N. A. S., exchange
for similar, nearby Virginia. Box Ss-C,
Evening star., 1946-04-23
| HOUSES WANTED TO RENT (eo,t. ,

BRITISH OFFICER, wife and 2 children,
require furnished house or. apartment
i IN to bedrms., anywhere within 20 miles
for long or short period. Apply 1T COL.
PLATT, 1910 X st, NV. Telephone Execu-
WANTED TO RENT or sublet. house or
apt. two or three bedrooms, now till Aug
10th. UP to $500 per mo-; no children, no
pets; refs. Call MA. 2S19 during day.
EX-NAVAL OFFICER, wife new baby, want
unfurnished house near D. C. Permanent
washington job. Will undertake home i'm
proyements. Call RE. 1900, Ext. 1889. %"
REGULAR ARMY lieutenant colonel. per
manently assigned Pentagon, needs :! or, 3
Virginia pref. MA. .54e5. Room 20. ~.
DISPLACED VETERANS professional mem,
about to be. evicted. seek three to six bed
room furnished house: references. Call RE
1900, Ext. 2s0l. or DE. 267, evenings and
Sunday. o5s
COLORED-WANTED TO RENT. 4. 3 or g
room rl.furnished house. Call after $50
d DI .l2a nls
Evening star., 1946-04-23

DESIRE :. GIRLS, AGES 2O-23. 10 share
6-room house. > blocks bus line 24l9
Dayis ave, Alexandria; $40 each. TIE.
SUMMER-5-room house. . bedrooms.
nicely furnished; large yard; shade trees;
for : months from June q; Takoma
BROoKMONT NV, Cabin John cars.
fare; until Sept. l, 4 rooms, inclosed porch,
electric kitchen, bath. nice garden; must
advance, $3.50; no smoking. drinking.
children or pets. Box 49-C. Star 23.
GREAT FALLS, FA.-One architect en-
glneer or builder to occupy my summer
home on 15-acre farm, and to supervise
and aid in construction of tenant house
thereon; veteran preferred: opportunity
Evening star., 1946-04-23
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON PHYSICIAN will exchange
3-bedroom new apt. furnished or unfur-
nished, for desirable home. GE s719. -23
ARMY OFFICER wishes to exchange l.
room kitchenette and bath unfurniShed
apartment. Arlington, Virginia, near Wash
Ington. for similar apartment in New
Vo,s T,ty bSx ISS-Y ySRk s5sE
unfurn. apt. in modern apt. bldg, in ex-
change for similar in N. Y. City or sub
urbs RE APPS. -23
EXCHANGE 5-rm.. din. porch, 2-bath apt
upper 18th st: for or alarm. apt in re-
fined. quiet bldg. west of 14th ST Give
ARLINGTON PHILADELPHIA = viii ex-
change Broom and bath apt. for an
apartment in Philadelphia Call Glebe
WILL EXCHANGE furnished apt. s.w. near
y, R. L. for furn. or unfurn. in NV. or
Silver Spring. Box 4a0-B Star IL
WASHINGTON-NEW YORK Large mod
ern, :}i2.. NV. for midtown Manhattan
SH 4157 -15
Evening star., 1946-04-23
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

FURNISHED = Co operative apartment
consisting of | nice size room. foyer, kitch-
en- and bath in large apartment house with
elevator and telephone switchboard serv-
ice: near 18th and R SITS. NV; only
S6.500: reasonable cash and balance
monthly To inspect, call Mr.. Nyce. DI
6092, with VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON.
Realtor. Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1946-04-23
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

200 BLOCK Sth ST. N.W.-Full, complete
spts.. recently built apt house. good in
vestment. Call Mr.. HARRIS. NO. 5O@5.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC comfort
able apts. above an Unbiased store, near
1'th and sts. NV. EX. 1922 It'll 9 m.
facing upper l4th ST. NV. Large roomy
apts., excellent condition, low operating
cost present annual income. S5,910. EX.
lo22 til 9 pm. -23
6-APARTMENT BUILDING, furnished;
$500 monthly income: in excellent condi-
ton; good renting neighborhood; reason
able. For appointment, call DI 63sS.
Evening star., 1946-04-23
APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHEp.

CHEVY CHASE. MD, 6720 Meadow lane
3 rooms ana bath; couple; husband en-
and to stay with children at night: some
salary, convenient TO transportation OIL
Evening star., 1946-04-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, few va
eancies for men. lil2 New Hampshire
""H0 MASS. NV. Mansion Club-,irls
only; psrlor, piano and laundry privileges
Sf5 and UP mo. -o3
UNUSUALLY pleasant house in George
town, with garden. maid. meals: . bach
elors want man to share house; large bed
room and bath. DU. 544S Tuesday, 6-7
23s
GIRLS Immediately; triple room. running
water: meals. Including Sundays Also
sAGcsHTERs sPsGg I9T glf in Of other triple Em.
IfvTNG ACCOMMODATIONS for >, Plus
board and small salary, in exchange for
white ~oman's services as working house
Keeper; near Bethesda; references re-
CURED OIL. BIZ after pm. -25
PLEASANTLY FURN. double rm. on Ind
i,on noor' overlooking garden, and board for
services only. salary. WI. 1864
339 GfRARD ST. N.W.-Delicious meals;
excellent transportation; couple S:1 so
cacn; men TO share triple basement room,
'.;I3' ~ double room, S42.5O, with other men
I11t MASS. AVE. N.w.-very large nicely
I. 1Grpnshed r. n. room for youns man with two
i12 FERRY PL. NV, off l4th-Cool.
single front room, gentleman: with break
!aSt and dinner. $40 wkly. DE 1749.
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J. WAPLE CO. DI 3346. 1884 i4th st St
100 BLOCK ONEIDA PL. N.w.-semide
dining .rm.. kitchen. 3 bedrms., pa baths
reGrsatlon reEdi lon room knotty pine walls; air
blinds; near schools, stores, TRANSPORTATION
SES5 n MI HzErs fSs9af Ha
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.: near Soldiers
Home--We offer this semidetached bricl
home in most convenient location for th
and bath, ., inclosed rear porches, full. DIR.
cellar; oil heat. electric refrigerator ant
DETACHED garage; this house is vacant; i'm
70 SS6$; H. a ~ mHqMpHKiEs, sAId Realtor' so'
POSSESSION WITH TITLE-Chevy Chase
D. c. An unusually attractive detached
home. located in the best section Of CheV!
Chase. containing 8 well-planned. rooms. :
eashs room and aTnd
rear yard With numerous seisrs'Apa, fiowers an,
sppt; J: DALLAS GRADY 4 SON. .DI
$3.50. Sunday and evenings, DU. 1000
1920 B ST. N.E.-Brick, .s rooms an,
WILLoUGHBY. 500 Mass. ave. ne. Al
I.s" ST. N.E.-semidetache brick:
large rooms, front and rear Yards. bricl
! SaidSt, sOOu Iluille anu income. SS,4OU
Ne ST.E;-S ROOMS. = 6ath, s'i'' plumbing fo
/ kitchen to :9nd f.. also . rooms and com
plete bath in basement; gas automati
h. VII, Il modern: deep rear yard; nea
Sears and Trinidad bus. Shown by ap
pontment MR.. GLIDDEN, after p m.
I DE. 0034 day DI 3346.
/ THO-EAMILY SPECIAL. Congress- Heights
first Offering of this attractive, thoroughl!
modern tWo-family home. in perfect con
dition; originally built with separate en-
frances and meters; each apartment ha
dinette: first floor also has an attra ctiv, ,'v,
recreation room. Prompt possession of 1st
MITCHELL Quick. DI. 1881 until Q pm.
BETHESDA. MD.-Detached home on 100
It. frontage lot. with 2 bedrooms and bath
! 1st floor one large bedroom and bath. 2nt
/ floor; large living room, with fireplace, oi
hot-water heat, detached garage: nea
schools. churches and transportation
owner occupied and possession can be hat
With settlement. This is q real value a
1880 Call Mr.. Northern. 81. 1859
with BE1TzElL.
Evening star., 1946-04-23
HOUSES FURNISHED

1RED BUSINESS COUPLE wants g.
apt unturnished, NV. section pre-