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ROOMS WANTED

SMALL APT. STUDIO ROOM. or room,
Es sBi4Ifr SS s saTe sss5 .nd,.s
desire lge. lisht hoo9lnssskeepina room; in
pvt. or esemipyt. bath, in gentle hons. in
LADY, perm. Govt employe, will stay
evenings with children in exchange for
FuRN1sHEp OR UNFINISHED, prefer
ably ground a with light housekeeping
and garden privileges, in Va. Or Nd, for
BY MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW, employed
room with Protestant family. Do. not drink
or smoke. Must be Christian home Box
ROOM WaNTED-Private shower or bath
garage; Govt employe. JOHN W. scHoTT,
ROOM IN NV. OR VA, BY man; airport
LADY WANTS NICE Single room. End floor;
June Is to Sept Is. State price. Box
ROOFS WANTED for men students: this
is one way you can be Of real help to dis
charged war veterans who are attendins
technical school; must be within watkins
distance Of 18th and Park I'd. nv, Phona
Mr.. MALoNEY. Ho, 1920. weekdays 9
until g..
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

DO YOU LIKE COUNTRY? Groom cot
tage; elec., water convenient; prefer elderly
couple; good proposition for some one who
likes to help around place; car required.
Mr. CUSHMAN. Burke, Va. l.
6l50 WILSON BLVD, Arl., Va.-Spacious
5-bedrm., 3-bath home; ia acres ground;
beautifully equipped and redecorated; 2 ad.
dittonal maids rms; full hsmt.: auto heat;
5-yr. lease; $3.50 mo. Open l to Sunday
CO. 1915. -
NEW 2-bedrm. frd attic, full bsmt., fenced
corner. lot; 1-2 year lease; unfurn., S13O
monthly; mo. in advance; references
Falls Church 2s03-W (dial W alsos long
wait for ring)
8 RMS, baths: downtown NV section;
a bedrms., sleeping porch, completes
pvt family. Box TODD, Star. -
I2-ROOM HOUSE in embassy legation
area. Suitable for above. or .chancellery
REALTY CO.. nI. 1eGf
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co-oP. APIS. FOR SALE teokT.l
sfEKiNG SOCIAL sTfTIif79 Tvsr con-
sidsF the .dysntass q Daid.up sorop.
Of good opportunities. AIT. l0e in rutland
Court, 1725 18th st. NV. has one room.
900 cash required and balance like rent
See Mrs, Easom. Apt 3e3. MI. 1851. And
Apt. 310 in the new Parkside, 1909 Sum-
NIT pl NV, has one bedroom, living room
kitchen, dinette. bath: $500 cash re-
CURED: total monthly payments only
S40.46. including electricity, xas and re-
frigeTation. Exclusive agent EDMUND j.
FLYNN tauthority on cooperative plan
Stree 1920, responsible for most Of wash
ingtun's more than so cooperative apt
5uildings1. Woodward Bldgs RE. 1918,
GoIoRED-FOUR ROOMS. kitchen and
bath; located In ideal NV. section; money
required to purchase. S1t25O up. PARA
MOUNT REALTY CO.. DU. a642, Q am.
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HOUSES NAkTEn 70 RENT (csnt.

HOUSES WAkTED TO RENT tcsss.l !.
c0MDK q. 8. n. desires @ rent rs Bed
e CHEVY chase. Cleveland PARK 81 Airing
tom up to $3.50. Boz 46-G. Star.
als a = ss R Reserve Sa sss
s ssrs 10 $50 HiEssss EH 81 s ssss dans-
TWO NAVY COUPLES, with children. de-
ne. Or Sc. Phone rR. 1885 ss.n,. housei =
GOVT. EMPLOYE, 1S-mo service, urgently
needs q 2-bedroom house or apt. in Wash,
EXCEL rsi sfitten cn saaranse sses ehiiars
wont destroy property. Call w. ]. Me-
EEIEs sHEaRo AsMl sss ofrcrR report,ns
Andrews Field after July /, needs unfurn
end |, ss I, col perm; COL 6. P. WHEELER
tEx-SERVICEMAN tIrish}, American wife.
also 2 small children. 3la and 2 years;
small ~ house 9r apt IN suburb Or nearby q,
assist owner in any repairs. Df oss4. /.
snfsrH Or searm. house asa' IN N so sas n3
l rs RN incl fami,y expert saIe "a g82s
CLERK sirls, desires unfarnished p house IN
| In quiet residential neishbornood. near
sncss: Phone Ma. siaS. EXT isis, days;
81 8Gaa e coAsr GUARD onieer perna-
nently assigned D. c.. probable tour of duty
| three years, desires 8 or 4 bedroom un-
FURNISHED Suburban house excellent care
MI sac sasY HERE a 70 and p stlli no home
her .a snd would ' sr Ses5 oy 2 e ssas a h1e
Call RE, 75o9, Ext. b17o. or BALTIMORE,
f sas Amy IN Isle COL. wife, sons no Sets a
I desires z q b0rn1 y.bath. npflIrn.
perm. assgnmsnts to wash u hogsins sitas.
VS. VS. up to $50 per mo; take lease.
GoV'T. EMPLOYEE permanent, needs
home e 5or a Slts' 6-yr.-old DAUGHTER by sept
coL6 on s0 AID WIFE. ,two-bedroom, un-
| furnished house, convenient to the Penta-
COUPLE. with baby, living in furn. room,
yin assqrats. co. soss rn, ,.t,,r,,.,. =
house in nearby Virginia. Write BOX l4I-H
Star. indicating rent desired.
| WANTED--Four- bedroom house, furnished
| or unfinished: summer or extended lease;
four adults It's Two yso ehildTea Adams 64os
pie and mother desire a-bedrm., unfurn.
apt. or house; excellent refs. IA. 9ls1.
HOUSE in good residential section; bust
ness executive and family, well established
here, desire lease on well-kept house which
viii be maintained in good order. Glebe
| 0965.
is BEDROOMS or larger. unfinished;
Government scientist. Glebe 2p7a. 3
PERMANENTLY EMPLOYED desires g.
bsdroom. house, nearby Md. by JULY. L.
AM NOT DESPERATE, just want nice
place to live in Alexandria; prefer to rent
unfurn. 2-bedroom house: Marine major,
wife and small boy; no pets, terms. At
WANT To RENT large, empty house Is
Or Is rooms. good NV. location. DU. 2461.
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For Rent,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must
be included in advertisements under
Apartments and Houses for rent. uri-
less Star box number is used. when
for the address. In such cases The
Star will secure the exact address.
which. will be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request.
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

|M0NINO. PACKING 0o0 SlOkA6e
LIGHT MOVING AND HAULING. 24-hou.
service: prompt delivery. CaH CH. Bib.
MOVING BIT VETERAN q experience With
Reasonable rates. GIL. 5137. rs 4.
VETERAN, Just out of the service, viii
Job too little. EARLE. ME-. 5sls.
VETS, WHITE, will move or haul any
thing. day or night. New trucks. ex-
perienced men. Me. 1882.
NORTHERN MOVING q STORAGE co..
Local dTayage, domestic and foreign craft
ing; inexpensive bus satisfying storage
facilities; daily pickups for long distance,
Florida. Texas, California, Washington
York ave. ne, Az, 9243.
VETERANS. starting business, win move
you day or evenings. reasonable rates;
Grating, packing and shipping; light haul
ing specially. GE. 1881.
VET. VANS OF yA.--An white vet. help:
moving, packing. storage. Grating, shipping.
MAR asH.' vHTER2Ns MOVING VOW n Co.@ Joy
service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage AT 2759 or FIR. o3s6
BROTHERS moving. storage: experienced.
all-white ret help free estimate, oW.
a gDELMANs MOVING & STORAGE Co
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving stor-
age; local, long-dist moving. ia. 2937. q
VETERANS Moving and hauling; new
trucks, responsible help; cargo insured;
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 6Ie9.
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APARTMENTS UNFURkisHED.

2-RM. UNFuRN. APT, basement; adults;
$50. 924 4th ST. ne. LU. ,2622. Il
1881 E ST. N.E.-Street-level apt. 1 room
dinette, kitchen bath, all utilities; S35
mo. Sun. 10-I1 am. only.
FIRST FLOOR. in two-family house, vicin-
ity Lincoln Park: restricted; $40: avail
able June 7th. Box 422-G, Star.
PLEASANT APT, 2 rooms, unfurnished
$50 mo- 1929 Park pl. ne.
Sfo-THREE-R0oM APT, with porch ane
gas refgr; large rooms. ground floor. 32s
4Sth ave, Capitol Heights. Nd.
COLoRED-USFURN. APT for rent,
rooms and kitchen. lilo 4th st, ne
phaua T,udlnw 1911
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANrED.

WORKING MOTHER desires complete and
reliable care for 2-yr.-old daughter room
sor mother NV. D. c. pref BOX @o'-1'
REFINED WOMAN desires room and
board; moderate. RA. 0295.
permanent; can furnish single bed; nearby
SUBURBS or D. G.: S45. Box 34e-G. star
board for self and S-year-old daughter
Including day care of daughter Restricted
Please state telephone number in reply.
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co.oPERATIVE ApTy. FoR sAIT=

LOVELY 9 RoOMS--Plus kitchen, bath
foyer; conysnient NV, location. REQUIRES
sS Wn s nt5 9eo e sah ss Sc
halls. bath. air conditioned 66 New York
ave NV, convenient TO transp and DOWN
town. Adults. ME. os30 OF GA 1868. Il
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ApARTMENTs SUB. WANTED.

2-BEDkooM APT. OR BUNGALOW,
a SESssIssns f psosis S e. sasa or
I RIsq o SsaF suBLEr - Nicely furnished
APARTMENT or private suite near transr..
BIZ 3s-year-old Govt employed ensineer
and wife Garage or other work space de
sired No drinking, smoking, pets or chill.
dren Prefer ne or Va. Can assume
some responsibility for property. Box
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

WE HAVE THREE 3-apt. hldgs. for sale.
2 with vacancies. CRANE q HELAN, Real
tors, 81. 1000 ewes. til 9. -
FoUR-UNIT APT. BLDG, Congress
Heishts-5 years old: excellent condition:
trust owner must sell-vill sacrifice.
MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1881 until p m.
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HOUSES EuRN. OR ukEuRh.

1850 G ST s.E.-Owner rent partly furn.
or unfinished refined Colonial brick
home; restricted; c.h.w., oil h., laundry
trays; first floor, lv. rn., bedrm., kit,
rec. hall: End floor. 2 bedrms,, tiled bath
reserve l bedrm. basement for self: no
children; six months rent advance, S135
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APT. HOUSE sITE-win sccoulmodate IS
units, corner location on Holbroek tsr.
re- Isl or WI. 1857.
CoLoRED-LoT 4sxss, on MontslIo ave.
ne desirable for Eats OF rssidenesi
OF WI. 1857.
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GROUND FOR SALE.
APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

HYATTSv1LLE-Arpro 80 acres, utili;
ties in: FLA approved: near transp. and
shopping center PERRY BOSWELL. ING.
Rea tors. WA. $500: ewes. WA. o935s II
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

STUDIO RIM. kit: ADULTS: pvt, entr.,
los Cavalier trail. Falls Church, Va.
FAIRFAX, yA.---1s m. out Lee hwy. Furn
5-rcanl ard bath apt, S125. Also turn. B.
room and bath apt, SIS, IA. 2173.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
COUNTRY BOARD.

ROOMS, furn. and unfurn., for couple or
2 single men: COW. transp.; S35 per mo.
81. 9237. =
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Rooms UNFuRNlsHEp.

S55 14th 81. s.E.-Three mics urfurnlshed
rooms, lights and gas included, S65 mo.
ONE LARGE unfinished room UP to $50
mo; ne. or Sc; quiet. steady worker.
Call DU. 6420, Ext. 80. VIVIAN BoLEK
Observation-Disclosures End ncor Of
Available June 9 to sept. 20. Phone DE.
LARGE STUDIO ROOM in whittier Gar
den Apis. available July Is, for lady.
Reasonable rent and privacy. QE. 2317.
COL0RED-2 UNFURS. RMS. single
and ]. double; all privileges Union 1911.
ROOMS EuRk. OR ukFuRk.
1907 d ST. Mn quiet home. rooms
SO each per wk.; small porch; employed
men or married couple: no drinking; could
be used as light housekeeping apt: excel
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

MARYLAND-Beautif furnished =
room house, overlooking Rock Greek Park,
on 70 acre OF land. An ideal summer spot.
available for summer. suhlet from June b.
For further information, cali WI. 1886.
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! ARMY OFFICER and family, permanently
= ASSIGNED, want or 4 bedrm. house.
{ unfurnished. Can sH. 6425. ~
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CoUPLE-To-BE, D. C. natives, urgently
need 1-bedrm. apt. on or before July j.
Call &c. 1881. !.
Apartment, Cali pU. $3.50 between m.
BRiDE-saN AND D-eRooM-To.BE desire farn.
apt. IN ne. or nearby Md. by June 10.
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire / or Q room,
kit, bath, unfurn. apt; $50 or less. Call
HO. 6343. z to s pm. %
LATIN-ANfERICAE DIPLOMAT urgently in
need Of small house or apartment: conven-
lent to Transportation; consisting Of living,
about two bedrooms. dining room, kitchen
and bath: will pay around $3.50 If suitable.
Please call DE. ABB: hours, 10 MI . m.
ABOUT TO BE MARRIED, need an apart
ment: veteran, non-drinksr. non-smoker;
furn. or unfurn.. up to $50. MI. os42.
e-BEpRooM APARTMENT for permanent
Govt. Official wife and 2 sons. 4 and s.;
up TO 500 per month. NELSON, Wo.
HOME OR APT. desired-ofacer. wife and
child, july 1; mos. rent guaranteed.
Communicate COL, J. STONE Orangeburg
YOUNG COUPLE desires furn or unfurn.
APARTMENT in Wash. or Arlington; quiet,
have no pets Box 242-G. Star Il
APARTMENT, small and furnished in NV,
urgently desired BY 2 girls. college gradu-
ates. co. hthi between and S. IL
YOUNG VETERAN and wife in urgent need
Of UNFINISHED 1-bedroom apartment. Cal
IL 1892 after 3 pm. 1.
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Icertain manner about their BE-
haviour. 1t was convlnclngly
done.
James F. Barnes was the male
heart interest in the play, and
he was extremely good in his
lines and work. He also looked
the part. 1t. Col. R. E. Daehler
was cast as a rakish individual
who had been in the apartment
in former days, and who was evil
IDENTIFY quite at home in the
place. His work was right up
with the rest of the excellence OF
/ the cast.
Probably the most hilarious
part of the evenings show was
the arrival Of five Future Ad-
mirals' from a Good Neighbor
country to the south. They were
debonair and amorous and hard
to get rid of. Their first exit was
by way of a Conga, in which they
had been trained by Miss Atha
Josey, led by Aileen, and follow
ed by the unrchin aforementioned.
The five white clad navar youths
were Jimmy Corbett, Henry
Wellott, Jr., Haskell Rhett, Jr.,
Bobby Bellany, and Fred Will
let's, Jr. These lads seemed to be
having the time of their lives,
as did the Misunderstanding
them.
James H. McKoy, as their Con-
sui was dapper and diplomatic
in getting them out of the diff
Guilty in which they became in
volved, and his work was neat in
the extreme, including some
linguistic ability, probably Por-
tugese.
Amy Mead Walker as a Pros
pective Tenant, and E. E. Erb,
as the father of the two girls,
had good small parts which they
handled we'll and cleverly.
That leaves a George Spelvin
as Cossack, and a George Spell
vim, Jr., as Sand Hog, both of
whom looked suspiciously, Ike
the back of and the head of
Frank L. Emmert who had ap-
peared earlier in the play. If
they were not, they can charge
it up to bi-focals.
The show was given in the
Chestnut Heights school audi
torium, and will be given again
tonight. Anyone who missed it
last night will do well TO 60 out
there tonight to see a thorough
ly enjoyable comedy.
The biggest orchid, apart from
the actual playing of the piece,
goes to the tireless director,
Helen Emmert, who did such
splendid directing.
~ G r.
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MOSLEM NATIONS
Continued From Page One)

for special council seats at the
Palestine discussions presuma-
bly, will be taken up early in
tomorrow's session. The Pales-
tine issue had been placed on
the council agenda so that the
members could receive a formal
report of the Assembly's decis-
ion to divide the Holy Land
Into Jewish and Arab coun-
tries. The decision already has
touched off violence and result
ed in bloodshed in Palestine and
elsewhere in the Middle East.
Meanwhile, the U.N. admin
stration decided that neither
Jews nor Arabs would be barred
from serving on the U.N. secre-
ariat staff which will 60 to Pales-
yufe with the five nation COM
mission authorized to supervise
the partitioning project. The Sc
curity Council comes into the
picture through its primary re-
possibility for peace and securi-
ty and its obligation TO keeping
order in the Holy Land once the
British leave.
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PEANUT GROWERS
Continued From Page One)

the peanut crop eff they want
to safeguard the price support
program.
Caldwell said that if quotas
are approved by a two-thirds
vote, peanut farmers will re.
ceive a price support of 10 to
II cents a pound for their 194e
crop. If the quotas are not ap.
proved by a two thirds vote,
Caldwell said there will be no
price support program for pea
nuts for edible use. Price sup
port for peanuts sold for oil
crushing, he said, would be As
per cent of parity.
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SMALL MAJORITY
CONTINUED From Page One)

Continued From rage One)
of the cost of running the Anglo
American zone of Germany and
because there have been cror
failures in both Germany and ia
pan.
Raise Bill
Royal said the extra fund:
would raise this country's occu
patton bill for the present fisca
year to $1,1O0,000, 900, but declar'
ed there was mo true economy II
the semi-starvation of Germany
and Japan"
Meanwhile the Agriculture De-
partment allocated to the Army
l10,50O long tons about 4,
10000 bushels - of wheat to be
shipped to Japan this month fol
feeding the civilian population
Another 1880 long tons -
about 45O,000 bushels - was al
located to the army for distri'
button by the International ref.
ugee Organization to displaced
persons in the British-Americar
zone of Germany.
House members were not re-
corded individually in the vote
to reject Wheeler's amendment
which was the first major test o:
strength for the emergency aie
bill.
Speaking for the amendment
Wheeler said he believed the
needs of American consumers
should have first consideration.
Rep. Williams (D.-Miss.) backed
him up, saying there is nothing
in this bill to protect the Ameri'
can people"
Rep. Vorys (R.-Ohio) told the
House that the Wheeler amend
ment would prevent wheat ship
ments to Italy, France and Aust
ria and said $300,000,000 - more
than half of the entire program
- is for wheat purchases.
eff you pass this amendment ]
don't see much point in passing
the BILL" declared Rep. Helen
Gahagan Douglas (D.-Calif.).
Takes Away Power
Besides banning a new agency
to administer stop-gap relief,
Cases amendment struck out OF
the bill the Presidents authority
to establish credit accounts of TO-
reign currencies to be spent at his
direction for relief goods.
Another adopted amendment
makes the relief program effec-
tive as of last December /.
The House rejected an amend
ment by Rep. Coudert (R.-N.Y.)
which would have prohibited the
shipment of tobacco and other
incentive" goods to be used as
bonuses to induce factory work
ers to produce more and farmers
to market rather than hoard their
product.
Pending when the House quit
debate for the day was an amend
ment by Rep. H. Carl Andersen
(R.- .-Minn.) to prohibit the ex-
portation of fertilizers, farm ma.
chinery and petroleum products
when in short supply in this coun-
try.
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JEWS FLEE HOMES
Continued From Page One)

\COAtInucu FROM rage OneJ
reports from coherent witnesses
indicated, however, that the Arabs
entered the city in cars and trucks
and began tanning out.
! Unofficial reports said that dur
ing the first hour of fighting af-
ter the Arabs renewed their at
tack on Tel Aviv, five Arabs and
three Jews were killed and about
two dozen persons were wound
ed. 1t also was reported that af-
ter the first concerted Arab rush
and the Jewish counter-attack,
the pandemonium and excite
ment which engulfed the city
died.
Earlier in the day, five Jews
were killed in the borderland
area between the two cities.
Casualties Grow
A British soldier was killed
while escorting convoy of civil.
ian workers as it passed through
Abu Keb Ir on the way to Tel
Aviv, and the days toll from
stabbings, stonings and gunfire
brougls to SO the deaths since
the U. N. voted on Palestine. To.
nights unofficial report of eight
dead in the Tel Aviv attack rails.
ed the total to 107.
A curfew was clamped on the
mixed Jewish-Arab quarters of
Haifa between Z p. m. and $3.50
a. m. until further notice because
of an Arab uprising there today
which residents described as the
worst yet"
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ITALIANS
lcontinued From Page One)

(COntlnucu rAon'
Mrs. Ben Macdonald, and Andy
johnson. .h
These were the people who
worked with enthusiasm and skill
10 do the work that made the
play possible, and who only
show as print on the program
'Rut to them must big THANK
.vou" be given for their behind
'the scenes activities and labor.
It is difficult to keep from 60
ing off the deep end about the
performance and the people IN It,
,Guerard Simkins, the Tha1an
president, plus a big black
moustache and cosmopolitan
accent, as Mr.. Appopolous, main
tanned his current reputation as
2 reliable performer who can be
counted on for splendid charac-
terization.
Geane Scott and Carolyn Bal
lard as the sisters, were price,
less Such clear cut dlctlon and
clever acting were refreshing and
satisfying. They looked the part
very effectively every minute OF
the play, and the Northern and
Western. or mid-Western speech
insured every word in its delivery
to the auditors. Orchids to both
f 4horo for this performance,
and hope that they may be
seen again in Thalian shows.
!. This Teodor Glod, as Jensen,
the man of all work around the
place, including plumbing, was
good comedy without utterlng a
word. He had but to cross the
stage to give the audience a
laugh.
There was street urchin who
was on his toes, and who was the
..'caboose" in a Conga line (of
which more anon) and he was
.Guerard Simkins, junior. He IS
following his fathers footsteps
well and early.
A pair listed as jewellers and
with sassy lines well handled,
Carl Ferger and Frank L. En-
NETT, did a convincing bit OF
acting high" through the base
.ment window. i
1t. Tommy Hughes of the local
hfinest." as Lonigan the police
man, was Knockout. He really
was the Irish cop to perfection.
Whatever policemen get in place
of archids should go to Lieuten-
ant Hughes for his outstanding
ability in showing how it is done. !
: Roy Harrell, in a most ab- !
breviated costume, which, how
ever, would pass the censorship,
as the Ramblin' Wreck from
Southern institution of learning,
was good for many a laugh and
got his lines off with great clar1-
ty and accent. Another OF the
evenings finds in actors. Kay
Ramblin' Wreck, and one could
easily understand his devotion to
her, so attractive was her ap-
pearance and acting.
, Frank O'Brien had a nice part
entrusted to him, and he came |
through with a good bit of work !
on it. J. C. Maxwell, as semi
villain, took care of the lines and
action given him, and did it very
well, indeed. Eleanor Watts, who
was "Violet Shelton in the play.
and who had apparently occupi-
ed the apartment Immediately
ahead of the two sisters, was
another of the convincingly good
people in the show, and she did
a very fine bit of work.
. Loretto Chenworth as Mrs.
Wade, who was or who became
the Ramhlin' Wrecks mother-in-
law without knowing it, had a
short but pungent part, and got
some people "told off, in no un-
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TROOPS ROUT
Continued From Page One)

Communists already had los
ground among workers anc
strike had cost them much pub
lie support. Voters who went t(
the polls Sunday for a run of
election for the Mayor of 1t
Havre, once a Communis-
stronghold, gave a supporter O
Gen. Charles De Gaulle Al pei
cent of the total votes cast.
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Four conference in Moscow last
spring.
Marshall, presumably in agree
ment with Britain and France af-
ter a secret meeting last night
chose the discussion of repara.
tions to try and force a showdown
on whether the conference was
worth continuing indefinitely.
Observers pointed out that
tactically there is little differ
ence between the words "prere
quisite" and simultaneously. >
Molotov did not explain further
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shore sea lanes or island posses
sions of any of hem.
All decisions of the participa-
ting nations would be made by
two-thirds vote, thereby avoid
ing the possibility of defensive
action being stymied by a single.
power veto.
Each of the signatories, how
yer, reserves the right to decide
for itself on the use of it's armed
forces to repel ACCESSION.
The participants also pledge
themselves to consultation in the
event of a conflict anywhere
which might endanger the peace
of the Western Hemisphere.