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Evening star., 1947-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typeWriters, calcu-
Kissing Rno MAcHiNEs HSss tyoanrite1s S eaieula
tors. bought and sold and rented. RE, l177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER co. sl3 l4th ST.
ANTIQUES, silyerwars: in any, condition;
HR fhns HOUSE or Fs sares ss5 9d s
HNrIouEswrarniture. All Ia W u its bric-s-brsc china,
ssss Cash F9si ps.. 'sta"'5s psd c
ANTfaGasarurniture. asyFGe asso china, glass. Gu
rios, old guns, music boxes For courteous
omes sa1i Viii paa ps1 cash h0V Or sell I on sammis
gb oe 70 gSTaRE g1TR snns To- Suites
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted At
once; viii pay highest possible prices. No
iadsssl to-day. Mr. Mr.. aRADY. Ma. $500.
scriptions. We need your books: Highest
PSsesf BooR srosE ease 7ai afGs sth st. a1 NE $685.
sfssssSTIss o SoSght aa hfhest D. .v. prices
opposite Dept of Justice. RE. 2434
CAMERAs-German camera; lenses ar, and
equipment wanted. soMMER's CAMERA
CAMERAS, and eouip-Get, our I-t free ap- .,p
ERA EXCHANGE. 14I0 New York ave. NV.
!aSsss ssas assIsia sye. NV. io-7 R4 ssss@s
a1s4 R5sss Dia ia for 7P nen s
hT bfAMSNDs M and old psa sod .vsS diamond watches
and discarded jewelry; Cash paid; L, ERNEST J1ys
DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, diamond pocket
and wrist watches, initial, birthstones, dia-
wsddns rings rings: oas ohr EM y6RK
dfaSfd fWEERY 9'sce. C.. ee' a1s 7th R St. NV. NV"
china. bric-a-brae. cut glass: Highest cash
PuRNIrnRE PijfaSi and and household effects OF the
better kind wanted at once; will buy suites.
odd pieces or entire homes ssoo Please call
t1asS MK eNADf sA buy asS0 some
used household goods; also piano. RE.
t9d FURNfTUREmWii rTt5 1sI buy entire contents or
odd pieces; best cash prices: buying and
HOPWooDs, 9Th and X SITS. NV, ME.
FURN.-House, apis. or single pcs; top
cash; prompt removal: 1--WE do movins),
FGRs-Highest prices paid for old or used
GARAGE aG ID Doors. ts. C overhead type, for 2
car garage. 1904 14th st. NV. GE. 1890.
teeth: discarded Levers. w. p; cash
| A. KAHN. INC- % yeeIs ~ zoo et NV
OLD-FASHIONED PICTURE frames, clocks,
furniture: china. etc alsoe antiques.
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, classical. 14o4
| New York ave. NV. RE. 1890.
PIANOS, grand. upright, spinet or apt
size any size, any condition. will pay
ffAaos fisn W sWRANTED-coLoN1AL sTnei PIANO co
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA. 1870
for courteous appraisal.
PRICES for late models sv in ,syo georkins oTdses s
SEWING sew p pMACiHiSIsNWe ssi buy all types;
pieatins. 9i7 st.. RE. 1900. RE: 2311
SHOTGUN. 16 or IL gauge, double bar
relied or pump; must be in good como
sSTovEs Sal5 S. ASp SSS' 1cEBoxEs. ACME sTovE
| TYPfEWRITERRs, used, IBM. eiectromatie.
proportional spacing, modern type face,
will buy or rent. Write Box 357-E, Star.
IwANTED-Better grade Of household fur
55ss: evenings. GE. e447.
AM INTERESTED In buying china. silver
DORA MILESTONE. 1885 q St. NV. lat
14th and G stsJ. ME. 6o79.
WANTED-Your old jewelry; we pay high
cash prices for your old gold. silver.
watches, diamonds. bric-a-brac, etc. TINY
JEWEL BOX l327h g s.; NV, ME. eo3S:
chairs and unusual pieces. Give description
and price. BOZ ISLE, Star. = III
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

BETTY ALDEN INN, III 1st St ne,
half block from Senate and Library OF
Congress; beautiful rooms and good food,
with living room privileges; double only.
n,iss /, t1sn5 tx bed xeen,
cLTFToN TERRACE APTs.@Young lady
co. 7!44. Ext. 30e. South -6
LADIES, OR GENTLEMEN-Double room:
$50 each: for men to share, one S54 and
on one at SCI: Coed trans transp. and excellent
HOME COOKED MEALS, pleasant sur
Also ass snse eV and Has doub 'sSs
tranSp. to Pentagon and downtown. Tele-
phone and laundry privileges. Near Co
In ial Village. MRS MOORE, GL. 116s.
loSss brisht rm: for T'ifnss Or s,i; sdsry per- M
o so1s' Pc gsrsqnal 1oas care if necessary hishsst
i71s MASS. Ave. N.w.-Larse room for
. or g. share rm. for men and share for
women: excel food. DU, 9557: -
1401 18th ST. N.W.-Large double, 2rd
HALL. one OF Wash's finest
guest homes: 1st fl single. private lavatory:
$50 mo with meals daily, Other .vacan-
cies for ladies and gentlemen 2131 Mass.
ave. NV, corner 22nd st. 10
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, well furnished.
southern So family: rm. ana 55sskfast, 5nsI $40
1926 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms for young ladies and young men:
water. telephones In rooms; SHOW
ers, elevator: excellent board. H.
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BOATS.

1947 BARRETT CRUISER. demonstrator.
with all extras, $3.50. AMERICAN BOAT
co. 14th and Water SITS. Sc. TIE. 9205
after pm. -
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope, fire ex-
outboard motors, Scripps ma
rine engines, SO to 300 p; fishing tackle.
FRANK DEL VEcCHIO g. SON. 1912 18th
ST. Sc Ii. 4493.
FISHING PARTIES. day or night; Chesa-
peake Bay, Eastern Bay, Gooses: reserva-
tion only Call to 9 pm, CAPT. AN
THoNY KING. WA. 4192. =
sAILBoAT,, 1871. it., oldtown Lapstrake,
ago; owner being transferred: $500. Boat
No. P-500 at Nash Marine Docks. Phone
Union 1860 =
tors; price is reasonable. 8. E. SALES
Co, 1877 11th ST.. Sc.
GAR WOOD left utility boat, 92-h.p.
Chrysler marine engine; Americas most
beautiful utility boat; S2.427, delivered;
guaranteed: easy terms. Call Mr.. Blank,
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1887 Irving st.
?, VIZ
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northwest.

MASS: AND 18th, Nevburn Apis, Apt. /
phsy So wt so d. dons 5Seo
!, windows. in newly decor pvt. gentle
home; no other roomers; excel. transp..
1us and nd cars e within pIk hks4 unm phone
Comfortable room in private home, for
| or adults; gas heat, next to bath,
Isso KENNEpY pSHeis NWENiceiy n furn front
bedroom. twin beds; private home; pref.
f@H FTP fSHRs FHRkY fE PE GSSS NW-m.ser bedsm sa
aaiet asf % pvt a home et Ss9 moe s
oN ds'h MI II fFfnsRp fPhERsANT n SSR cSaRI1NE 1850
s tripIs room; idssl s location; s sia and sis
TfSE TfSfs NV. w. LoeAifiroN-Entire &c End f. 2
rms, kit, porch. s closets. pvt. bath; com.
pletely and nicely furn. Empl. married
PnvHfr Pr vi Gh fsSt seA str 14h
st. carline; newly dec; rm;. next bath with
shower $50 mo- l424 Belmont st. NV
ROOM for woman, in late 4os, in .ex-
hpsiS hhsf coiUMBIA 5og ilh ST. RD. iv Nw-Apt 80;
double room. twin beds, kitchen PRIVILEGES;
ladies; I,,quipe ,,o eyes,' CO. 1850; III
eonv. transp.> garage available, OR. $3.50.
s.cF ss hoG ss's Fssas Fees rx sz s4s t. bath
ATTRACTIVE single front rm:, near bath:
lady only: unlimited phone; reasonable
1sns; 1ss5 cpn 81 sT. e7se Nw.-"rHE DUPONT
MANOR, lge. warm .nd,h; rm., adjoining
nice selheated, Asss . sse h" im' onis s. Si
ATTRACTIVE. MASTER BEDRM., twin
beds, pvt, bath, lse. closets; excel. transp'
rs idss MERIDIAN PLACE N.w.-Two bright
sunny for 1onb. 5ed
w. DahS REi's hogs SWsqss pU ees double
front room; private, home: one or two
Wsn WYoMisG asS iasS AVE S MANsf0NLarge SION ssle,
private bath; y blk. Conn. ave-. car:
newly dsGor ro se1tee enSy ni shsiF immac
eony, sx' 'locaeea: @ gentle tsmiiy; $50 m no; No
professional person preferred. WI. 7o1S.
1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.w-Men, 2 sin
gles., 5.50-S7; dble., $3.50 ca; clean
and and shoWeTs; on Mt. Pleasant carline. AID.
SosDes s,n. HOTEL sls ss hsb bsh sxn s.d;
running water, twin beds, S21 weekly:
Convenient location. 24-hr. elevator and
100 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Furnishe
rooms. single, double. triple. Call no.
Ssos 4th ST, N.w.-sinsle furn. room for
sfns slo LoAtfEltow "a ffai ST. N.w.-Larse Lar
bright airy room. new twin beds. ample
drawer and closet Space for 2 men.
! 5o7 8; fiSSeGaRaAHAM ST. N.w.-Large front
room, next to bath and shower, =. closets
Il CEDAR: near Iansp. Married. quiet
FOR OFFICIAL gentleman; beautifully fur
nished studio room. wood fareplace. semi
pvt. bath and shower, breakfast optional:
/ blk from Dupont Circle and Conn. ave;
Ii56 MONROE ST. N.w.-Lse. front room
to share with another quiet young lady;
twin beds. AD 1928. -6
GAYTONIA. 1913 10th st. n.w.-clean
and comfortable: So single, So double per
day; special weekly rates. IL -
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--Master bedroom.
pvt bath. blocks from bus; employed
persons, $55 double, $40 single. OR. 66sl.
SINGLE ROOM. End floor next to baths.
also small single, 3rd front; both newly
refnished; gentleman only. 1722 st.
SIS W n ST. N.w.-clean, nicely furnished
rooms: phones, maid service. elevator;
Sslis; Ssrscn. u Il e qS ISoss sesf % 70 % 'e'
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL,
POULTRY ana EGGS
CATTLE ond LIVE STOCK.

ANGUS CATTLE-Fine registered herd OF
Aberdeen Angus cattle to choose from,
Bangs free. and t.b. tested; sell whole
herd or any part Phone RE. 1888 week
days between 9 am and pm; after
office hours. call HO. S551. IS
BELGIAN DRAFT HORSES and mares,
$500 a good number to choose from, all
ages; RUPERT. 1927 7th St NV. Ma.
OSLO. OR. 0o20. IS
MARE and a 2-yr, ,-old geding. gated
with complete tack. priced reasonably
Can be see at 34O1 East-West hwy, Chevy
Chase, Md. OIL 4I79. IS
HORSE, thoroughbred for sale. 9 yrs. old,
III hands; good hunter prospect; priced
reas. MEADoWBROoK SADDLE CLUB.
SH 9611 -6
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ApARTMsNTs UNFURNlsHED.

VETERANS OR SERVTCEMEN, investigate
learn how easy. how much more economical
than running house and how much
safer than renting 1t is 70 buy your own
Of / and bedrooms in brand-nev
modern apt. building. excellent NV loea-
monthly CARRYING charges. including all
utilities, S5O-S75. and cash down payments
from 81 $50 TO $s.19o; Fog sgpe@ipsmeMns @ n
BERENs SALES, INC; 1928 st. NV.
Once omen from ? to o. . -
Sligo Greek Parkway. $3.50. sH. 1851.
CONTINUED On fext Pags.)
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ROOMS FURhisnEp-s.t. end s,w.

305 N. J. AVE. Sc, 9 blocks from Capitol
lge. newly decorated rms. some
With, With po,cnss o. for couples or girls; kit
eco 18TH ST. S.E.-Nice front double room,
twin beds. next to bath. ? closets; gentle
NR. NAVY YD.. 75s j 18th s.e.-Ls. sunny
front dble., excel. furn.. plenty h and
h.w' unlim, ph,; conven. transp. TR. s725.
400 EYE ST. s.w,-sleepinz; lse. rm.
next to bath; inner-spring mattress; pri-
vate entrance: no drinking. Call ME-. $3.50.
NEAR BOILING FTELD-Gentleman. sin
gle room next to bath. in terrace apt, $50
e1s 1ath sT. S.w.-Furnished lge. double
bedroom. for girls; nr. Agriculture Bldg.
DOUBLE ROOM. private bath and en-
uniim. phone. lrs closet. continuous hot
water and separate thermostat for heat.
5315 r ST Sc. HI 6505 IS
goo 4th ST. Sc. between Pa ave and
2. Capitol carline. capitol location: large
front front room see to appreciate. TR.
l..
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ROOMS UkFURhIsHEp

ROOMS single room and /. double.
for young couple or. . girls; newly deco
rated, kitchen PRIVILEGES, or share apt.
MI. Bill ewes 3
TWO UNFURN. ROOMS with kitchen priv
ileges. Call Warfield 2635. -
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ROOMS WANTED.

NURSE desires single room,
Ink. privils Cor hot platel; in quiet.
orderly home or apt, by November /;
references. Box 1921, Star. 6.
Evening star., 1947-10-06
AVIATION.

INDIVIDUAL HANGERS available. HYDE
FIELD. Clinton, Maryland, Spruce 0SSS.
AERONCA 1943, IS, h.p. Cont: / hr.
b4s snce tots ts s7dg Hsde aaa 1oaa se
AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS Kollsman
air speed indicators, Kollsman sensitive
altimeter. l Elgin aircraft clock; all new;
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned; get orders
in early for prompt delivery. CATLIN
LUMBER CO., GIL. $685. -13
WE CUT TO ORDER your stove and fire.
place wood; prompt delivery anywhere
ROBERT S. BEAVERS. TO. 6462. IS
POULTRY ana EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, Me.
00S9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
plies.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. Bib
~. g. ~

ROOMS FURk.-Norshsest tcens.).
CoLoRED-a1 QUINCY PL. NE.-Lar1s
front room, newly papered: couple or .
ladies'; nr. No; Capitol and Fla. ave.
COLORED-REFINED MAN, Government
worker. Call AD. 9237 after 5 pm
COLORED-LARGE DOUBLE ROOM for
refined gentlemen or quiet couple, Next
to bath with lge. porch: pvt home. family
Of 2 Ii 1923 -S
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
HOME with private family desired; NV.
section: permanent preferred; 2 single
-ooms with board WO. 2064. g.
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Size, s2s5. ERLEBAcHER' re. 1887 after 6.
FURNACE. hot water. Novus boiler excel
lent Sb esa also vs1a
FGsNAcEIcoal, FGsi At -SSsl wsrm-air with cireu.
lating blower: in use two winters; nnua to z
FURNACE-Arcola, coal. sections: rea-
sonable. EN-. 5000. 30
FURNACE: Red SQUARE. heats rooms,
s!SNsr ssss. and 'heF"'''a' included sS'' !S'
FURNITURE-Dining room suite. electric
refrigerator, coffee table. rug, beds. COM
plete dresser, glider and chairs; moving,
must sell. 1908 Georsis ave. 3nd floor.
FURNITURE-Twin blond mahog bedrm..
modern walnut. bedrm.. solid mahosany
secretary, blond mahos. desk-cabinet: q
pc nHoS liy Tm r suite; si eec. chairs ABBOTT &
FURNITURE-Living room. kitchen set. re-
frigerator, gas range, rugs. drapes, etc !:
all in good condition. Taylor 2730. -
FuRNITURE-LivnE room, kitchen set, re-
frigerator. gas range, rugs; drapes. etc: !:
all in good condition. Taylor 2730. -
FURNITURE-complet dinette maple set
Fl GRNITuREprreneh Mt REF msrqueterie mar exaui-
site inlay desk. tables. clock. other pieces.
silk brocade sofa. DU. 4463 evenings.
FURNITURE-owner must sell oaS
table. oak buffet, l wslnut dresser. L
excellent condition; very. reasonable price.
Inquire 2430 N. Harrison St.. Airing
ton, Va %
FURN1TuRE-Must go at sacrince price;
in excellent condition: studio couch, van,
i,y pumantype dlysn pss oyerntI'tsd
dinette table with 6 chairs, 8 maple odd
sos sos Roxboro pl. NV. IA. si7s. p
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER, small bulldozer for light
grading and back filling, also large bull
doZerS. TR. 1899. -
BULLDOZER, with operator for hire; ex
cavating, grading, road building base
ments dug, land clearing. FA. 1264-J,
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CONTINUED On fext Psgs.)
Evening star., 1947-10-06
ROOMS FURN.-Northwe.t. (cont.

LARGE aad EAST des9s RsoS t. bath @ vn Seu
aSsut 5aes. So 50 No s.es fos s ssnsis.
west Of White House-sinsies, ST 1859 50:
doubles 81 ;5o,s4; tile floor saths; elevs-
The aHS AITgRas "a u HoTHh esHms 1869 M ls 18th st
nnight up; dining room in building. NO
1874 18th ST. NV. Parminston Hotel.
near near Dupont Circle: large rms, twin
Has ss'ss ss :sss sssG s1s' sRs a;s
HSHlL S. aseE douss sys BIZ ,Hn ssE LED;
KITz iE HOTEL oaai go 8 t. sroser nR b. ss4s
as5si 55 per 3sy r. ss$ ssse
rITWoIkTH, tIsntnoIs 5oo3 5rd st; rn.ya-.Two at
555 kANsAs Nisss AVE sG4ns Sgsf room
next bath for young sirl: conv. transp ;
1upoNr tH Ssi cIkcHE. CIR 1sii 1870? Conn. ave-fst-
floor front room, newly decorated, twin
beds, semiprivate bath. S6 each per week
HOTEL PARK HOUSE, 9oa 18th st. NV,
, blks. Greyhound-Seles,. $40; dbles., SIG
S ws trays trans. rms, 81 59-s3 day. Ex. 1855.
Girl sikI fo e Siis saRkE ROOM With another sirl
beautiful furniture. ldry.., unlimited phone;
52Ha Fi5Ss 5Ss 1rvas e. hs rs tss
1898 IRVING ST. N.w.-Room for .; twin
good transp; entertaining privE. Ap. S4s7
1913 PARK RD. N.w.-Lge. comfortable
to car and busline. CO 2474.- -
CALF. ST., near Conn. ave.-Bedrm., sit
ting rm:: PVT: bath in apt: with family;
eareF ssIs BELLEVnR TERRACE Ell oNwMaster
tension: "a blocks from Street car or bus.
18th H'' AND HARVARDmciean. sTSIeea any well-fur-
nished single room: near theaters. restaur-
ants and transportation; $50 mo. AD.
maxwell HOTEL. 1927 G ST; NV;
colo water slG5o sl4 and Sl7so
rates; Next to G. W. U. 24-hour SWITCH
PoToMAC HOTEL, 500 18th st. NV, Ma.
terra SIS wk double, with running water:
$24 week, with private bath; also large
rooms, suitable for 3 or more, $27 per
GEoRGETowN-pleasant GEO sHa os room for cou-
pie, husband preferably student wife to
Assist Nth es1s Of hSuse m 1nd boys
SUITE OF RMS, facing R. c. Park. very
bright and attractive, living rm., bedrm.
fss 1888 IVY W9oMfaG M8 3oas Ave Nw-Du, aaa s7ss
Unusually large front triple; 3 girls, $50
mo. each: two doubles, twin. beds, $50
mo. each: single. S25 month; man to
share frst-1oor front with another man,
$40 month; Mount Pleasant line; 20 min.
downtown; quiet refined house. DU. 9766.
1925 F ST. NV, Apt 12-Young Officers,
moderate habits, to share twin bedroom
near White House: $50 mo. ea. RE. 2515.
Lovely clean rooms, single and double;
available; gentlemen preferred DE. a65S
Evening star., 1947-10-06

DIAMOND RING, lady's, white gold, guar
anteed 10 karat gold, one-tenth karat dia-
mond; engagement; 1909 new, never worn
previously by any one.
rare desisn. nlatnum selling ai . oririnaiy
cost S4O0. will sell reasonably.
One 14karat yellow gold Masonic with
large Masonic G which encircles mounting
One aluminium colored Arabian Camel
embossed with one etching on plate: also
one genuine ruby setting in each of 4
corners on mounting plate. TIE. 2493:
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

GOD returns. AUTOMATIC LAUNDR
CO. NE. 5559.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
D.: {. Brothers Contest Will
Uncle Made Under Nazis

Harry and Ferdinand Friend
brothers. who operate the Hertz
Driv-Ur-Self agency here, are
claimants in suit to set aside the
will of an uncle on grounds it was
made under conditions of anarchy
in German-occupied Netherlands
The suit was filed yesterday in Chi
cago, according to the Associated
Press.
The suit, joined by other nephews
and nieces living in Chicago, also
alleges that the will of the uncle
Carl Freund, former Chicago invest
ment broker, was made under
duress.
According to the suit, Mr.. Freund
returned to the Netherlands in 1929
His American property is valued at
S150,000 Mr.. Freund died in 194l
His will named a sister. Caroline
Hellman, and her two sons, Hugo
and Kurt. as. benefciaries. Mr.
Freund and the Hellmans were Jew
ish citizens of the Netherlands. Mrs.
Hellman and her two sons died in
the gas chambers of Nazi concen-
tration camp in Poland, according to
information supplied by the Red
Cross and filed in court.
Defendants named in the suit in
cluda Nicolaas Pieter Carel Arriens,
notary public of The Hague who
holds power of attorney for nine
Netherlands claimants, among
whom are a Miss Sophie Degen-
hardt and a Mrs. Jeanne Danielle
Pigeaud, both of The Hague.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Mrs. Nellie F. GiIIem
Rites 10 Be Held TODAY

| Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie F.
Gillem, so, principal of the Logan
Elementary School, who died Friday
at her home, 1888 U street NV,
were to be held at l pm. today
at the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church. Burial was to be in Har-
mony Cemetery.
A native of Washington, Mrs. Gil
lem attended the NJ street high
school, Miner Normal School and
Howard University. and received a
masters degree from Columbia Uni
versity. A teacher in the District
schools for nearly 40 years, she had
been appointed principal of the Lo-
gan School in 1884, after serving in
a similar capacity at the Reno and
SyphaX Schools.
She was a member of the Phi
Delta Kappa Sorority, the North
east Women's Club, the Mid-City
Civic Association, the District Prin-
cipals' Association, and the Child
hood Educational Association.
Surviving are her husband, J.
Parker Gillem, principal of Cleve-
land Elementary School; a son, DR..
Norbert P. Gillem, resident physi-
clan at Freedman's Hospital, and a
brother, Robert H. Ford, all of the
u street address.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Ill. Comdr. Fritz |. Sandoz
Rites Planned Tomorrow

Military funeral services for 1t
Comdr. Fritz L. Sandoz, U. S. N, re.
tired, IS, former president of the
Washington Real Estate Board, viii
be held at II am. tomorrow at Fort
Myer Chapel. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers will include
Admiral w. P. Robert, Capt. Ches-
ter Wells, 1t. Ralph Chapel. Comdr
Hugo Frankenberger, Comdr. w. S
Domer, U. S. N, all retired nava
officers, and Harvey l.. Jones, Ankel
K. Boysen and John Melton Hudg-
ms.
Surviving Comdr. Sandoz, wilt
died yesterday at Bethesda Nava
Hospital, are his widow, Mrs. Nancy
Ward Sandoz, 1916 Nineteenth street
NV; two sons, Thomas w. Sandoz
IS Primrose street, Chevy Chase
Md, and Walton Sandoz, Baltimore,
two daughters, Mrs. Nancy S. Weir
3711 Idaho avenue NV, and Mrs
Priscilla S. Hoffman, 1924 Mckinley
street NV; a brother, Claude San.
doz, and sister, Mrs. P. Jords
Kahle, both of New Orleans, and II
grandchildren,
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Taylor Sees Greek Aid Plan
Threatening United Nations

President Truman's proposal to
aid Greece threatens the United
Nations" Senator Taylor, Democrat,
of Idaho, last night told members
of the United World Federalists
Washington chapter at Pierce Hall,
Sixteenth and Harvard streets NV.
The Senator asserted the plan
"highlights the need for a strong
world government to handle relief
needs without aggravating interna-
tional conflicts. Only co-ordinated
international efforts can avert a
Greek crisis. Unilateral action will
merely intensity the internal discon-
tent and awaken suspicion between
nations"
DR.. A. Powell Davies, pastor of
All Souls Unitarian Church, pre-
sided. The United World Federal
lists resulted from merger of the
Americans United for World Gov
ernment, Student Federalists and
World Federalists.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Mrs. Mary B. Ivonak
Rites Planned in Norfolk

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary B
Ivonak, 55, a former employe OF
the Washington Gas Light Co.
were to be held today in Norfolk, Va
She died Unexpectedly Saturday in
De Paul Hospital there.
A native of Washington, Mrs
Ivonak was the daughter of James
T. Bridget, carpenter and contrac-
tor who built many of the towns
older houses. Her family settled in
Washington shortly after the Capt.
tai was established.
She had been employed by the
gas company for 20 years before
moving to Norfolk, where her hus-
band, John Ivonok, former Navy
warrant officer, is employed at the
Naval Air Base.
In addition to her husband, she is
survived by three sisters, Miss
Mabel Bridget, Norfolk; Miss
Marion Bridget. 1920 Sixteenth
street NV, and Mrs. Aoa Broderick,
New York, and two nieces, Mrs.
Constance Steel, 1743 P street NV.
and Mrs. Anthony J. Altieri, New
York.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Jews Appeal 10 Big -Four
To Assist Immiqration
BY the Associated Press

MUNICH, Mar. 25.-The Central
Committee of Liberated Jews, rep
resenting Jewish displaced persons
camps in the American zone of
Germany, has appealed to the
Foreign Ministers Council in Mos
COW to help them immigrate to
Palestine.
The committee made the following
five requests:
l. Immediate liquidation OF the
displaced persons camps.
2. International jurisdiction during
the interim period.
3. Opening of the gates of Pales-
tine for an immediate mass emigra-
ton.
4. Creation of an international
organization for the transport of
Jews.
S. Reparations to be effected ac-
cording to the recommendations of
the international Jewish institutions.
Mass meetings indorsing the action
were conducted by Jewish displaced
persons in the Munich, Stuttgart
and Frankfurt campS.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Senate Group Favors Bill
On FbI Retirement Benefit

The Senate Civil Service Com
mittee today reported favorably on
legislation to make FBI agents
eligible for full retirement benefits
after 20 years of service.
BY a unanimous vote, the COM
mittee favorably reported the
Bridges measure to accom-
plish this after hearing Attorney
General Clark declare that FBI
agents richly deserve the retire
ment benefits.
The measure computes an agents
annuity on 2 per cent of his average
salary in the five years before he
retires, multiplied by years of serv-
ice For example, an FBI agent
earning $4,000 a year would receive
an annual annuity payment of
$4,000 after 20 years of service.
Mr.. Clark made it clear that FBT
agents would not be retired auto
matically after 20 years service, but
only in those cases where the step
was considered necessary to the well
fare of the individual.