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APARrMEhrs FURNISHED.

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s4 :? saaJS tsR'fss ssh aRp
g. MtN l4io Gtrard ST. ntS nv Ho o21s 2G' frr
spt;. excslle9t netghborhood; , Hnlimniteede mite
ssF Rm P0S skI spM Y Star stare furnished
apartment with another girl $50 month.
80 So Wayne ST., Arlington. CHI. 1908.
YOUNG MAN. s5-35, share spacious apt,
$40 wk. Call WA. 677s bet. and am
4 9yAILAstE 4 = MARCH l-Rr!yste eatrsRss, s
S32; each: references required. Box
s5Fsssis;s for Ess ys
CONN. COL ~ AVE, vs' Overlooking pARKea
bedrooms. z baths. living room, foyer, sun
Completely furnished g months Lease $3.50
ger mo. No small children, Box aasss-L'
ss mo- s, s.s5 st. ssyy f5sss e ss ssrata5a s
Mss MAs assshsr sssRs sha5e p
ftss 1ss stP R9 sr By Nw Vel rs sssr
IRAg; $13;b9 peE Wski RE; 29fab 9.fdab,. sx
WILL SHAhEi NdtEll IHt, oln1ofpoLie, 70
room, large living room, exclusive bath
unlimited phone, refrigerator, light Kitchen
privileges with nonsmoking, nondrlnking
Christian employed couple: Sl00 pei, mo
to party furnishing REFERENCES and willing
to pay some months advance rental
MHIse is1s FR4Rk RsKR 4Ih kb. NV sNssWs-a-rm apt. gas
elec.;o rsfgr. Newly redeeorated through
ON ONE girl Girl TO SHARE APT. with other
girls S25 month, Downtown section,
60O MARYLAND AVE, Me- or 2 re-
ssss nsd aqisSt sdfls saoo to share rm apt 81 "k
EXCEPTIONALLY. BEAUTIFUL APT. Of 4
large rooms. Prefer family or closely knit
grp:; Of 4 or adults $25 ea. # 81 mr.. 1st
and Adams NV. Box 174-M, Star.
COLUMBIA HTs.-For bachelors, men or
women; 2 lge. bright rms, compl cooking
fac, .cony. 14th o. 18th st; transp s4S 90
DUPONT CIRCLE.-1729 Riggs pl--Mod-
erpized bachelor apt, / studio rm,, pvt.
pioyed pfs1 g gentleman stis' only. only Ref. req.
WANTED 2 GIRLS. share apt Ill 1225 5rH!Ty HaE7
TUFFENBARGER, AID. O502, after 8 Pm.
1851 EUCLID ST, NV, Ink. rm. with
hotpiate, lge. enough for man. wife, child,
81 week
COUPLE WILL SHARE s-bedroom apt, with
8 employed girls, pvt. twin bed room and
single room adjoining tile bath with shower shower
atitiss ad sef1af f11rnshed rt3 ts35 mos ea De bBi
Boy 2T6-I Star
Evening star., 1947-02-20
ROOMS WANTED.

EMPLOYE, middle-aged,
wishes room near Treasury Dept; aufet
and clean; NV. Box a11-L. Star. 2o'
BY MARCH IL, h X. rooms or small furn.
66sEn9gd. "a, 40 71ss pSow with hit ,I;9,,s 70,
= "; Gsorgstown pref; prot yw5osman' DR. DB6R.
Inv E8osSHo sSHooE Ff sTapENF ao jewish
room, NV. preferably with board ,d. BOX
coMFoRTABLE room by March 1st; NV,
section, by employed, settled lady, who
does not smoke or drink BOX s'0'l' ss gar !,
employed. ydssires furnished
S.rf j. MaEE|shd' I'll o: BOX s4S' cSElsas q!
FFoREIGN government employs, retned
lady, wants furnished room, If possible,
with private bath; NV. section, Call omce
hours, Executive 37l2. Ext: 10: 60.
furnished warm room. reasonable rate,
n W. d. C. MA. 2740, RIM. 2o4 afternoon
YOUNG MAN, college student, Jewish, de-
sires room or apt, with another young man;
viii consider single must be refined family;
will pay S55 mo. or more II board included.
Boy 4St-L, Star, 21s
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

ECONOMIST, Tespensible perm, with dis:
esTTs T oo{ q or bsdrm. apt. or house HILL
WV Nv siII LIEUTENANT COMMANDER, wife,
2-year-old son, desire furnished e,bedrm
hqSss b1,T u District sdad NJ or Va Call n. Mss
FriRExiNSsSEkRfNl FROM Apshorsse. Alas
ka. desire rent 2 or 9 bedroom ~ hoIIss. oInx.
sS.a. ,:iSss s:s: ss;o
CLAIM xDyuSTER; WE, s,ysar-99ia a,,s I'll 4.
no pets; untdaEn uTads hoHsf os Wrlts
fasYrPaa soY Hays. Ris seandard af Assldsas ms
1925 Investment BLDG, ME. $3.50. 20
a2n hese no saFsn bedrms TO ns as
hss fasf If sas
smp saIh 'Ps Psis q Riiias aRYis
II lin y SSe$ss ssss9 9rg.eE.Hsg.. :,,: IA.
ss siss 70 RE- Rstssz szoS Es snd s4ss RsE'ss IL
hsss aaax &c sAa bsd,eosa Mf house sa spt Pssi
yRasSETn WaNTEp 70 rS s1is REM M bS 81 sel.sns
ssss3sn sss.as or HnfRHssEsafs RHosEa A'sss Sh
sAEH ENGINEER executive; tive, S,s VI. .,sss "a
house with yard. = Or Z oeofooms. I I'm
%os sasaF's EN- Es:eas gs foa siSo
aaiTsffo6RGSEY aisfo6iGSsEY AND WIFE nese modsrn
house; Years Lease or MY s1aS lSoe.. To-
s: '%t Ss ssS sSo~ Ia soUsa sas gatei@ s4E
WILL PAY ABOUT 500 MO; ;,s, 9 mos; Is, !. ,n
sfs sa for or as o. sussfss sss or ss
NV. Rls section. prsiersbly nssf pupost G!relss'
81 ss5gssss G':asss''sis :ssssl sm.' ssl
EvicrED-v..sran's W family now .sp.-
rated urgently need furnished or unfur-
R.si';s RHl ssss' sou'' or apartment no 'eHasto''
URGENTLY nEauIRED-yntarnishsd z z:
bedToom; Ariingten OF NV. .,Sssa WaSahieesson:
6 ses4 sisr pm sGn00
ss ;. %s g. ss:s' e:ashi5 .S S q:
Ssds'Sais sss1 AbsAseE to iss,s w.;
s q sTSs ss Any !isy5 g s|;s:, !i
az q l.ns "4 sa q e. ssss' "a
hsas' hsss and d lsss sRa'.n e. hw' ao pets CAL
hoIsk stiJAaIE fAWN5bxE Wa.bE,sto5 s Tsss:s pl.s:a
sSp% SsSySRS TEialasi ToSsE 5ss needed
urgently By naval of1cer; sign year lease,
eeoSMph esS aa aaxasosir aaaSBsorr W. Rs 7aoS, & IT. @
s-4 pm, and TR. 9sa4. ewes. and Sun'
Ex-NAvAL OFFICER, prof. man and fam
.s, ss'f ioss 3, se .s, PssRasn Pssnsnsn.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm e is are still
scarce, but your best chance
to secure one is by adver-
tising In the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
results reveal that many
apartm a m e n t owners are
selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to the
"Apartm ents Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
mentS, how many in family,
your telephone number or
address, and If there Is
an apartment available-a
STAR classified ad should
find it for you.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
AVIATION.
ONE WHO FLIES ne

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
ayIa1ioB ,MaHS ;n=suranee insurance protection; Consult
Vermont ave. NV DI 100
AVIATION INSURANCE, reliable under
Sid writers; LE LEROY Roy MARK INC, Colorado
AND ENGINE repairs-Desig-
mated CAA aireeraft inspector, springfeld
1913 AERoNICA TRAINER; licensed until
Nov, 1947; ssS5 for quick sale; trades
considered. UN 1916. go
ERCoUPE, late model, 100 hrs. flying time;
peri. cond., real buy; NC 99079; loc. Green
belt Airport. Call UN. 0506. -25
Evening star., 1947-02-20
ROOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

sI2 1 ST. N.E.-Single rm. for employed
single man: ~ per wk' EVENINGS sSSah
iaaI MONROE ST. N.E.-Rm., single,
$50. 30: nicely furn.; streetcar, bus. shops
snd t6ssteT 6s at door An $50 .sS,,. e.
AL z sT. N.E-Lge. 2nd A. fr. rm., tor
IN H.; suitable for Q quiet empl. womsa. or
couple; no drinking; $3.50 wk. 2T
room for 3 male students; $50 each per
mo- co. 6062. 80
NICELY furnished front room, twin beds,
next bath. Two gentlemen preferred.
Good transp. Call MI. 3osl after pm.
STA S. DAKOTA AVE N.E.-Nicely furn,
room for girl. next to bath. Cony. trans.
Telephone and laundry privil. s25 mo.
iiOs LYMAN PL. N.E.---Niceiy furnished
room for married couple or. two girls,
laundry and telephone PRIVILEGES, Ss.25
week each. TR. o7o9. -2S
Evening star., 1947-02-20
APARTMENTs EXCHANGED.

i-BEDRM APT. with dinette Columbia
rd, Conn. ave. section, for 2-bedrm. apt.
Va or Md NO 4O37 40
WILL TRADE 2-rm., kitchen, dinstts and
bath duplex apt, at 18th and MINI, ave.
Sc, rents at S55; for small apt. In lge.
apt. house. Call NO. 6sl4 after Pm.
spacious bedrm,, kitchen. pfi-
yate bath; near Rhode Island ave, and n.
Capitof ST.; exchange for similar in NV.
EXCHANGE WASHINGTON for New York
-Liv. rm,. kit, bath in, mod. apt. bldg,
Phone Ap. 43ol, MRS. MeMAsTER, Al
WASH. FOR PHILA, SuBuRbS-Modern
bedrni. apt. with tile bath. Call MRS.
RW2Hesk.. R2Heshk. fb f6h sfti fptAiYfoN. r. oRRioModsrn RR e.
bedrm,. first-h. porch apt; excel, section,
conven. to transp.,, shopping and sch9oli
for similar apt or house in Dayton. Box
973-J, Star, IA
Evening star., 1947-02-20
HOUSES FURNISHED.

NEAR 10th AND c sTS. s.E.--6-reom and
bath, furnished, with 2.story brick garsge;
front and back yard; 2 rooms o9 second
month also 3-room apartment on frst
floor and back room with porch on second
for for entire tire house house; several months rent
In advance, Box 430-L Star. =.
SHARE HOUSE, ample room, beautiful
grounds. Silver Spring, Nd, outskirts;
rent, S150 mo. Inquire 2rd hoor, l764
Columbia I'd NV
Evening star., 1947-02-20
ROOMS EuRN,sHEp-Mp. and VA.

tagon, Navy annex. bus stop and parking
at entrance: no other guests. TIE. 49Sl.
nished room. $40 month; married couple
or , girls. FA. n726-M. 40
Bali .30th AyE,-Living rm. and bedrm;,
twin beds, next to bath; conv, transp.;
TWo- STORY NEW HOME. oil heat. all
newly furn.; best single beds desks and
dressers; comp. bath with showers on each
floor; equipped to accommodste 8 college
boys. MRS. M, NELSON, 4S0s Harvard
ARL.. All, VA.eFsoatt bsdrm. for couple or 2
empi. girls; semipyt. bath: conv. to bus
lines. GIL. 6023 after $3.50. ri
ATTRA. FRONT comb. bedrm. sitting rm..
transp,; gentlemen pref. or couple. Gil.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEp.

WHY RENT and pay three times as much
for small place to liys when dn yoH LEA can buy
ment; your monthly payments around $50
per month"; You make your down payment
back in 2 years and you own your home.
I have three houses In Bethesda and SILVER
Spring area. Total price around $4,000,
Call MRS BROWN, WI. 7601. 7715 Wis
congin ave. Bethesda. Md 81.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
ROOMS EuRNisHEp-s.t. and s.W

FLI,slAsANI PI,slil BIAIsEMENT ROOM, % With bath; =
fhIld5ss, g. If wife will help in home for gsy.
Isl XII, AVE. sE.-poubls room for Girls
or couple; ] blk trem Lincoln Park; $40
LARGE FRONT ROOM, pvt. entrance; $40
1es 18th sr. sE.-sinsle room, for gem
sh Rsnysg
IA '16th ST. S.E.-Nieely furn. rm,, pext
to bath, and shower; c,h.w.;, l block from
bus and cars gentleman only. FIR. s773.
sIiss! s1so home ios s'r' 5''a ssss Z
a1o 7th ST, s.E.-singie room next bath,
for girl; blk. from Pa. ave. carline; Yn-
aoh soS AZ ST. sEStss|y tu,a spist
So and $40 Per VI, EN-. ssss u9li! 8
Il ! T. 81. sEsSSGHiioSMeeFor sSHi rent; in gEiysts
s2n' sR ssade ssis sm 59ns 5% III 81
adjoining; phone service and home priv
tleges: gentlemen only between 70 and
a15s a9 wi WEsTovER ro1Ss s'f5 Dir. Sc Room for
gentlemen or empl. cple., dbe, bed, newly
dec $45 mo- AT; 5l3a; @.2l
Single, and double, rooms for quiet, re-
spectacle, employed. ladies or gentlemen;
transportation. AT. s"13;;,
Evening star., 1947-02-20
HoIIsEs ExcHAhGep.

WILL SELL OR TRADE foF Washlngton
stsIs srlsf., u, bsdSoens III yss scSF RssI isao SSR;
Conn. ave. or phone co. 4a14. 2ls-
Evening star., 1947-02-20
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

APT. HOUSES FOR SALE
SMALL APT. HOUSE, apis. Of 3 rms,
kit. bath EACH plus ? 5.rn , ,dWslling; + +
ssE NEw srsSMi2Y rsMs2G9 bgdk as osss osts lott 81
beat one apt: vacant in 20 ssoo days; prizes
location. Mr.. Measell MA. 9300: ewes. and
Sun, pr. ,0705. BOSS q PHELPS INC,
1417 X at. NV. I'll
NEW 11-RooM BRICK APT. HOUSE. for
WIcKsRsaAMs vi EhsR Ms ABE saafs REAITY fH DEvE
OPMENT Co. 4625 41st st. NV, EN-.
400. EN-. 0733. Open to daily.
5 APTs. AND OFFICE. commercial srss; s4a
SHAMS ARC REALTY 4 DEVELOPMENT
Co, EN-. 470s, EN-, 0733. Open to 8
Evening star., 1947-02-20
ApTs, SUBURBAN WANTED.

PROFESSIONAL EMPLoYE desires apart
ment near transportation to Plant Industry
ss0p se hsn three yf l. n * aons sssn
advanced Call WA 1853. 20'
Evening star., 1947-02-20
APARTMENTs WANTEp.

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, furn. apt. I or
refs; maximum. $780, HO. s7sS, MRS.
BLISS. 2es
MAGAZINE EDITOR, single woman. wishes
/ or 2-rocTn apt; furnished or unfurnished,
in NV; convenient to downtown. Call
weekdays. Elk. 240o, Ext. 81, ga
COUPLE desires. by April 1st, small fur
nished or unfurpished apartment, con-
yenient to Catholic University: spproxi-
mately s65 per mo. Call Du. 4945 ,attef
3 pm.
UNFINISHED 2-3-bedreom apt. or hse.,
NV. or Va, conv. grmr schools 500 max
: children, Interview your convenience.
BINNs, RE. 67o0. Ext. 1851, or Wo.
1891 nights. y"
Evening star., 1947-02-20
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

BOARD AND CARE for 5-year-old girl and
Sleeping room for mother; must be local
YOUNG BUSINESS GIRL, responsible posi-
ton, desires room, board in Catholic home,
willing to keep children 2 nights week
Ma. 1915, s:30-4 30 pm.
Govt employed couple, both veterans. IA
1852 rs
Evening star., 1947-02-20
looms FuRk.-kortheast tcont.)

ROOMS FURN.-Northeest (cont.) Z.
GAS MORRIS PL. N.E.-Nicely furn. room,
dble. bed; new, modern, pvt. home; no
other roomers suitable fer ! or 2; SO
q wk. for l and $40 for 2. FIR. 07o5.
lag G ST. N.E--Larae, nicely furn. room:
twin beds, running water, hot-plate priyil.;
S26 each mo TR. 6246,
TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADIES for
large front room. double bed, nicely, fur
nished: cooking, laundry, use of phone:
S6; 90 each week, No other roomers kept,
LARGE ROOM. double bed, l person. new
house; sss furnace; pr, Catholic u; .ggooed
iihhsH oAfas s 81 sf &ssese " 2sse front room
isa sia 0fai aqSSf Or W saass msssr bed
rooms for or 5 girls, with all modern
eonyeniences and maid service. Call co.
THE MERRICK. 13s B st. n.e.-Nieely
furn. dh!e, room. single bed; laundry
psio cAfir9G i5H 9Sf IT,, ei on Lneoin H PARK
Nicely furnished sleeping room, gentleman
or, emnloyed coup,ei ,conv. transp,: no
s. Ssh fsSRf f0R RENT $50 roria.
ave, NV; no cooking; man or women, no
COLoRED-LARGE RIM, Christian home:
convenient cars and buses; couple or 3
ladies; kit, and laundry privileges S5, 80
each per week. FIR. 1904. %
Evening star., 1947-02-20
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

APARTMENT, / large room, dining alcoVe,
kitchen G' with afA excellent electric reisr' and
4-burner gas range; good closet space
highly restricted, exclusive oo.operative
references required; $4,000 cash, small
monthly upkeep co. 2499. go
TMDEN GARDENS, Conn. ave.-6 rooms.
baths. sntranss,hall t foyer @ ~ VACANT sac as
Evening star., 1947-02-20
TABLE BOARD.

BREAKFAST, 10 am, 40 cents; dinner.
81 pm. So cents, weekdays. ., sqnday y
TERs s, 1927 1sth st. NV. Gar. Du2ont
Evening star., 1947-02-20

APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHEp.
bath: no Children. call I'M. 4527. Hyatts
vile. Md
Evening star., 1947-02-20
APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.

INDIVIDUAL wants 4 to s unit apt, bldg !;
in NV, D. C. First letter must give all
essential information, Box 121-M, Star.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

If YOU HAVE an old OF disabled horse. {
mule. call Spruce 0S2f. rs
Evening star., 1947-02-20

ssadIs tsshsass}fs A. bs5R i4GG III,
g. a9Sss 4 LIEUTENANT & snd wife 4 sssi.ss
sgsTtnWssstv Wsv Or 9p hSnss' S"ps permanent al Gan
ARMY MEs wAH ofF1eRh S and and wife expect baby in
house, wss prsferabis assa tp'h In the se Phone
ssMhhPPLoYED E COUPLE, no children; no pets
aeon dssal' reeaeat. S &c. Cal esl o 81 $500 Ext Sos
erTEkAs e + IN AND WIFE: both employed ss y
sTa ssstl9n. R0x SfFE SasILa assiss siss' 20, 9,
sAvah sdFssm StslSs1t ap} 1tuAahishsd pFstsradiy nS
PPEEoffiEss15SAt PE fiEssss1 IN MAN and wife desire tar:
Il assss5s E6
Two Two SISTERS, perm. Govt. employees. de,
ahs sfEssn sse sse sHssss sna r Ns,
fniserstar, nsn T5s aqY phens Sn onsr. FR i4es %.
Mr.. swan TR 1000. Ext 2o6, before 8
GOOD TENANTs-Young couple with small
apartment, furnished or unfurnished rent.
al s6o.s7o month prefer Arlingsppn tpnr Or a. A.
sssadris ssoe. L. Rs2s sAo 'ls'I Star or 'A'nso -
YOUNG ARCHITECT and wife desire fur,
size. Box e6-L Star. 20'
APARTMENT. N.w.-For g or Q ,youns
rssina s. a,SsS: ssl'i:'5 se'
VETERAN, Army officer on terminal Leave;
Ss Mas wi WIfas Ysz Il hIgR R q go per
FURNISHED OR UNFuRMlsHED BY vss-
AiseAen AsS will ph sahf fsss sGra''fss or ssa
Ex-NAvAL OFFICER and wife desire ons
bedroom ant. IN NV. section. Best re, rsi'
foRSEs fssRRsSsiEs o ooLosfL, ssi now ws.hlnsten rep;
Es sst dssts Z rent o. or .abs Bss fs.a'saisa ". as @
1lts TAs sE'j Rojuss ss R%RoAss: executives, a;ss ~
EsnFassIeohR soFsIoRk eva Viz ssisa sa
yaa Is t,aa nan q Sc ssdseom uni. sDt,Ss %. sR
seaosvEhsMfsf sasvv itsfs Z p EMPLOYEE and x!ts Dc;
Can MR.. GRING. Elk. $3.50, Ext. s2ia
SIX MONTHS ADVANCE RENT for apt. OF
small detached house. ! or , bedrooms
living room, kitchen or kitchenette. taste;
not not share Aviation executive stationed
washington. No children; highest refer
ences. Telsphons Ex 4so1; z to ,; Of
DOCTOR, wife and infant daughter desir!
| furn, or unfurn. apt. or house. Prefer
bedrooms. GE. 2654. AL
Evening star., 1947-05-09
Alcoa Grants Boost
OF 15cenis an Hour
To 5000 Workers
sy fhs Aasoeiatsd Pres,

PITTSBURGH, May ga new
two-year contract between. the
Aluminium Co. Of America and the
CIo United Steel Workers, signed
last night. brings pay raises equiv
alent to is cents an hour and other
benefits to 25,000 workers at Alcoa
plants In eight States.
A union spokesman said the Alcoa
signing brings to more than 500 600
the number Of steel workers covered
BY the new contracts.
The union claims membership
Of $4,000.
Statements issued by the union
and the Company show al, oyer-the-
board increase Of IL cents an hour
for every Alcoa employe, plus an
additional . cents hourly for en-
ployes In Southern States '.to mar
row the rate diderential between
Nothern and Southern plants
About half the employees repre-
sented are in the Southern plants.
Two Cents Go to Insurance.
An equivalent OF Q cents per hour
goes to noncontributory group life
insurance plan, providing $1,000
death benefits for all regular work.
err, SIS weekly benefits for 13 weeks
in case OF illness or accident after
. seyen-day waiting period and in
surance covering disqualification and
surgical operations.
Union Spokesmen said the Ale
gheny-Lud1um Steel Corp. is the
only other large firm giving COM
parable insurance and hospitaliza-
ton benefits. The United States
Steel Corp. Is studying similar
plan and viii report to employees by
November l.
Raises are retroactive to April /
The contract may be opened fol-
consideration of wages at the end
Of one year.
Basic Rate $1.09 in Pittsburgh.
A company spokesman said that
tn the Pittsburgh district the basic
wage rate would rise from 81 cents
to $1.09 an hour.
M. M. Anderson, vice president In
charge of industrial relations for
Alcoa, said side agreement pro-
vided the union would Withdraw
support for portal pay suits and that
when the portal to portal law is
passed, the union will not oppose
dismissal of these suits by the COM
pany."
Mr.. Anderson said Alcoa has
raised pay rs per cent since 1886
while simultaneously cutting the
price OF aluminium 80 per cent. He
said the raise will add a very heavy
burden to Alcoa's efforts to hold-the.
line on its present reduced prices
for aluminium"
Evening star., 1947-05-09
|Kyrou, liaison ofncer Tor ths COM
mission.

Kyrou. Haison of'cer Tor the com
Proposals. Not Clear.
Greek leaders said the proposal
was not altogether clear to them,
since the Greek government has 2
standing amnesty for guerrillas sswho
surrender and who have committed
no common crimes. An American
spokesman here said specific terms
Of the amnesty were not q ques-
tion, but that the United States
concern is over the execution" OF
the amnesty.
(In washington, diplomatic
ofiicials said there had been no
American call for amnesty and
that II there were one it would
be through the American Am
bassador to Greece, Lincoln Mac
Veagh, rather than through Mr..
Ethridge, whose job is with the
United Nations.
(These officials said they had
no information as to cabinet
crisis or an amnesty demand
by Mr.. Ethridge.D
Greek government circles, while
admitting the necessity for estab-
lishment of order in the country
nevertheless were Said to be OPP
posed to any American directives
Evening star., 1947-05-09
Reds See Iran Getting
$3O,O0O,O00 U. 5. Aid
BY the Assosiofed Press

~ He bsSpStotco ETeSt
LONDON, May 9.-The London
Daily Worker said today that the
United States would supply Iran
shortly with $4,000, 900 worth OF
military goods, including tanks,
fighter planes and small arms.
Quoting reports from Washing
ton," the Communist newspaper
said:
Persian officers have been in
Washington negotiating with the
State Department for over a month,
and 1t Is now learned that q draft
agreement has been sent to Teheran
for the approval Of the Persian gov
srnment. -
The agreement which follows
closely on military credits to Greece
and Turkey, is a part of a large
scale American plan Of supporting
all countries anywhere near the
borders of Russia who have re-
liable regimes"
In Washington, State Department
sources said negotiations have been
under way for about a month for
the sale Of surplus military supplies
to Iran. A formal announcement
some time ago said the supplies
would be to enable Iran to main
tain internal order" and to repel
aggression.
Evening star., 1947-05-09

Talk about glorious favor-tak about
reasonable prices -A&P Coffee offers
them both in abundance. Choose the
blend you prefer mild, medium or
strong. ALI three are top quality !. the
pick of South American plantations -.
"favor-saver" roasted kept in the
favor sealed bean till the very moment
of purchase, then Custom Ground to fit
Evening star., 1947-05-09
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. b. c. - A.


made ~ the stats Central Com
mtttee, the State Central Com
mittee for Baltimore City or by.
the third district members on the
stxte Central Committee for BaIti-
more City.
William y. Bishop. secretary Of
the State Central COMMITTEES, tossed
the question to the groups attorney,
Harry Z. Gross, who said he prob
ably would pas It right On 10
the attorney general for ruling,
which = expected to guide both
parties.
An offhand opinion was offered
BY j. Edgar Harvey of the at
torney generals stan. He thinks
the nomination should be made
by the State Central Committee rs
= whole.
Meanwhile. the names Of possible
Democratic candidates began to pop
Evening star., 1947-05-09
Greek Cabinet Meets
Ito Acf on Amnesty
For All GuerriIIas
" shs Assoeioi.d.Prsss

ATHENS, May s.-The Greek
cabinet was summoned into emery
ency session today to consider q
proposal that amnesty be granted
to all guerrillas under the supervi-
sion Of the United Nations.
Informed sources said q virtual
crisis was impending over the issue.
since there was known to be serious
objection within the government,
on the part Of strong leaders,
against any interference in the in
ternal affairs of the country by the
United Nations.
A high government official said
the suggestion had been transmit.
ted by Mark r. Ethridge, jr., Ameri-
can member Of the United Nations
commission investigating guerrilla
warfare in Greece, through Alexis
Evening star., 1947-05-09

BERLIN.-FI FIRST WOMAN
LORD MAYOR = Mrs. Louise
Schroeder, 60-year-old Social
Democrat, was chosen tenn
porary Lord Mayor of Berlin
yesterday by the City Council
to solve the city's 'no-mayor"
crisis. The first woman lord
mayor in Berlin's history, Mrs.
Schroeder will replace DR..
Otto Ostrowski, who resigned
recently after his own Social
Democratic Party gave him a
vote of no confidence on
charges he entered into a
working agreement" with its
political opponent, the So
viet-sponsored Socialist Unity
Party. -AP Whirephoto.
Evening star., 1947-05-09

other than those d ! purely Coo
noEnic nature.
What the situation boils down to
is that the Greeks feel themselves
capable OF handling the internal
violence In the country but need
American economic assistance and
guidance.
Informed sources here said, how
ever, that the view in Washington IS
that order must be established. and
America Is offering suggestions TO
achieve this end, before financial as
siistance can become effective.
Press dispatches from Northern
Greece reported that q band OF
gueriilas wearing gendarme uni
forms had blown up and set afire q
large hydraulic dredge near Kater-
ini, east coast city about IT'S miles
north of Athens.
The dispatches said the dredge
had a prewar value Of about $500, 600.
Evening star., 1947-05-09

Britain, New Zealand, Australia,
Canada and India.
American members arriving this
week were Chairman Rufus Burr
Smith, of Washington, State De-
partment economics expert on
Japan and Korea, and William Kane,
also of Washington, State Depart
ment administrative.