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Evening star., 1947-01-16
SyIviu Sidney to Morry

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. is (P).--
Actress Sylvia Sidney and Carlton
Alsop, the former husband OF
Martha Scott, will be married in
February or March, Mr.. Alsop said
Yesterday
Evening star., 1947-01-16
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Evening star., 1947-11-10
Hurley Backs Statement
OF Former Jap Minister
Nv the Associated Press

TOKYO, Nov. 10.-An atddaVlt
from former United States secre-
tary of War Patrick ]. Hurley was
placed before the international TIL
bunal today to confirm a statement
made by Defendant Jiro Minaml'
Japan's war minister at the time
of the Manchurian incident.
Mr.. Hurley confirmed that Minam
told him in october, 1881, that jap
anese policy would be to settle the
incident as local affair and remain
on friendly terms with the League
of Nations. Minami testified last
spring he had endeavored to carry
out such a policy and so told Mr.
Hurley when the American, then
touring the Far East, called on him.
The prosecution alleges that while
the japanese government was CIV
ing out such statements its Kwan-
tung army was going ahead with
plans to conquer Manchuria.
Evening star., 1947-11-10

Maher, who recently resigned as
Assistant United States Attorney tc
become Special Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel, Mr.. Fay declared.
Mr.. Grady, rs and bachelor, Will
be assigned for the time being to
the Municipal Court branch OF the
United States Attorneys Office. His
appointment raises the number OF
assistant United States attorneys
to rs, Mr.. Fay said.
A native of Grand Rapids, Mich,
Mr.. Grady received degree from
George Washington University In
1943 and was graduated in law
there in 1945.
He has been in Government serv-
Ice since 1910. Before becoming
law clerk for Justice Stephens, Mr..
Grady had served as a deputy clerk
of District Court for approximately
a wear and a half. Mr.. Grady Is a
member of the bar Of District Court
also of the Court of Appeals mere
and the Michigan State bar.
At George washington Mr.. Crazy
was student editor Of the Law he
view He is q member Of the Sigma
Nh. a social fraternity, and the PM
Del Phi, legal fraternity. He lives
at 2107 wyoming avenue NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-10
Poland Key 10 Haltine
Reds, Budenz Says

Louis F. Budenz, former managing
editor of the Communist Daily
Worker and now a Fordham Univer-
sity instructor, last night called for
a strong United States stand in the
United Nations on behalf of Po-
land.
Warning that the United States
Is in danger Of q obstructive at
tack" from Russia in a few years
unless vigorous action is taken
against the Communist fifth column,
Mr.. Budenz said Poland Is the key
to progress of the movement against
communism. A stiffened American
attitude toward Poland would rally
the underground movements in Eu-
rope against the Soviet Union, he
said.
II know the determination of the
Soviet government to remove the
Evening star., 1947-11-10
Man, los, Who Served
Both Blue and Gray, Dies
BY the Associofsd Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 10
William Asheville Hulan, reportedly
los years old and Davidson County
oldest resident, died at his home at
nearby Scottsboro yesterday after a
brief illness.
Mr.. Hulan was born in Asheville,
N. c., for which he was named, on
September %, 1842, during the ad-
ministration of President John
Tyler, but came to Tennessee with
his parents while still an infant.
Mr.. Hulan's son, Charles T. Hulan
of Wartrace, Tenn, said his father
served in the Union Army In the
Civil War after he was captured
while plotting a Cumberland River
steamer carrying Confederate sup
plies.
Evening star., 1947-11-10
Gen. Nee Cormuck TO Speak

Brig. Gen. James Mccormack, jr.
advisor to the Atomic Energy Com
mission, will give talk at 9 pm.
Evening star., 1947-11-10

Kearney g. Sons, building materia
concern, and a member Of the Boare
of Directors of the Times -Picayuns
Publishing Co. and Of the Missis-
sippi Shipping Co.
From 1880 to 1885 he was collector
Of customs for the New Orleans dis
trict and was an active Republican
party worker.
Funeral services will be held at 8
pm. today.
Evening star., 1947-11-10
Warren Keorney Dies;
Louisiana COP. Worker
by The Assoeiatsd Press.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10.-War-
rem Kearney, II, church, civic and
business leader. died here Saturday
night.
He was senior member Of J. Watts
Evening star., 1947-11-10

I United States from Its present path,
Mr.. Budenz declared at a lecture
at the Hotel Statler, sponsored by
Dunbarton College. Americans are
an easy-going people. They don't
appreciate what 1t is to be up against
determined conspiracy"
Mr.. Budenz, who was prominent
figure in the Communist Party in
the United States before he left
the party and returned to the Cath
oIc Church, emphasized that the
Communists are in a position to do
serious damage.
Even among outspoken opponents
of communism there is too much of
an attitude of appeasement, he said,
and a trend to underestimate the
danger.
Evening star., 1947-11-10

peals, today was
sworn in as an
Assistant United
States Attorney.
The oath was
administered by
J u S t ic e S t e.
phens.
United States
Attorney George
Morris Fay said
that Mr.. Grady's
a D poin t ment
had been pend
ing for som e
time. He is not
a re p lacement
~
Evening star., 1947-11-10
AS W THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
MONDAY
Stafford Grady Takes
Oath as Assistant TO
Federal Attorney

Stafford r. Grady, who for more
than two years has served as law
clerk to Justice Harold M. Stephens
of the United States Court of Ap-
Evening star., 1947-11-10

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-07

starem. Kaksnih tucat clanov
.se je udelezilo seje drustva, ki
steje priblizno $50 clanov! Ver-
jetno 81 vsak clan misli: "Saj
bodo naredili tudi brez meme"
Prosim vas torej, da Sc vsaj
sedaj priglasite "a pomagat pri
delu. Po sklepu seje imajo tudi
delavci vse prosto. Kdor je pri-
pravljen, da ponaga maj Sc ja-
vi gori omenjenim odbornikom,
ali pa tajniku, ko bo pobiral
assessment. .
Ma vse ostale clane in clani-
ce pa apeliram, sezite po vstop-
micah, da ne boste zamudili pri-
jetne zabave, XII Sc VAN obeta
pri nasi prireditvi "a veterane,
dine I. marca v Slovenskem do
mu ma Holmes Ave.
ze v naprej vam klicem: do
brodosli ma naso veteransko pro-
slave!
Frank Celin, predsednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-07
Podruznica 80 Sans

V januarju so prispevali v
sklad otroske bolnice v Slove-
niji: Pevski zbor "zarja" $780,
90, Drustvo Ribnica st. IL SUZ
$500, Pc $1,000; Lovrenc in
Mary Hrovatin, Mr.. in Mrs. An
thony Sraj, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
lie in drustvo Danica st. II SDZ.
Ivan Babnik $500.
Pc $500: Matevz Mesec, John
in Mary Ludvik, Mrs. Mary Pc
terlin, John Savrich, Mr.. in Mrs.
Jacob Subel, Mary Lumbert,
Frank Miksha, Frank in Anna
Majcen, Frank Vercek il Maple
Hts.
Pc $500: Mary Kaucie, Mrs.
Perme.
Pc $500: Mrs. Podborsek in
Anton Debevec "a vnovcene
opeke. Stanley Dolence $500 "a
bolnico v spomin "a pokojno Jen-
ME Krzicnik, donna il Borovnice,
Notran;sko.
V sklad Sansa so darovali sle-
deci: Klub druStev SIND S25.OO,
drustvo Naprej st. S SNIP
$1,000.
Pc $1,000: St. Clair Rifle 6,
Hunting Club in John in Anna
Pollock. John in Toncka Simcic
$500.
Pc $500: drustvo Novi Dom
st. Z SDZ in John Marn.
Pc $500: Girl Kunstelj,
Frank Mihcic, Ivan Babnik,
Charles Rogel, Martin sorn, An
drej Krizmancic, Anton Gruden,
Mrs. zirovnik, Frances Legat,
Cecilia Subel, Ivanka Shiffrer,
Frances He, Nezka Kalan in AL
bina Braidich.
Mrs. Navoda $1.0o, "a revijo
'Tovaris" Vincent Salmic $1:OO,
Jack Ambroz pa SOC.
Tisocera hvala vsem v imenu
Sansa in nedolznih otrok v starr
| domovini.
John Pollock,
tajnik in blagajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-07

Min, sedla na vreco zita, g1o-
boko vzdihnila in Sc zamislila.
Bosilko il nj hotel IL glave. Ma
oceh 50 Sc j prikazale solze, ko-
maj jih je zadrzala, da Sc MISC
razlile. Stopila je k vratom, Sc
ustavila ma pragu, Sc zagledala
v vrbe, prisluhnila surnotu vo-
de. Ma dvoriscu Sc je igral vetric
in jasnil nebo. Igna Sc je ozrla
"a oblaki. Odhajali so ze in ne
DO Sc je lesketalo ko, globoka,
oistra voda. =. = ~. s~s<..
Lastovke so letale mad njo,
cvrcale so. Men bfedi obraz je
nabreknil, nalahno zardel. Oci
so Sc il ko lastovke vrgle v pro-
stranstvo, sonena luc Sc je "a
lesktale v njih. z roko je poma-
hala pfoti Novi vasi, odsla v So
DO in Sc vrnila s pletenjem. Nj
Sc posebno cudila. Sedla je ma
vreco, 81 prevrgla nit cez mlecni
vrat in zacela magic, 1.-Two plesti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-07
Sc 0 proslavi drustva
Mir" St. l42 SNIP

Cleveland, O. - Kot je re
bilo oznanjeno DO /. marca dru-
stvo mir" st. 142 SNPJ prize
dilo "a veterane, (katerih ina
drustvo mad 1O0) prosto vecer-
10, odnosno banket. Vstopnice
so bile veteranom ze izdane..
Vsak veteran ina pravico, da
ma svojo vstopnico pripelje ma
to prireditev bodisi mater, de-
kle, ali pa soprogo, XII bodo ime-
Ii istotako kot veterani vse pro-
sto.
Drustvo mir" poleg tega ina
Sc nekaj vstopnic "a prodajo.
Te so, seveda v prvi vrsti ma
menjene clanom nasega dru-
stva, toda &c zeli nekdo cd ma
sih prijateljev posetiti to prize
ditev, lahko kupi vstopnico, XII
stane $3.50. Prosim pa, da sc
vsak oglasi pri predsedniku dru-
stva, ali pa bivsemu* tajniku F.
sustarsicu, ter pri odbornikih
Louisu Kaferle, Anton Bokalu in
John Copicu.
Tocni naslovi gori omenje.
nih so: Frank Celin, 1890 Sa-
ranac Rd., tel. MU 6703; Frank
Sustarsic, 1926 Holmes Ave-,
tel. Ii 1899; Louis Kaferle
183O1 East Park Drive, tel. IKE.
8317; Anton Bokal, 731 E. 157
St., tel. PO 1874 in John Co
pic 694 E. 159 ST., tel. PO 7O61
kdor zeli imeti dobro zaba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-07
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

vo nj mu treba cakati do zad-
NIGGA dneva, kajti po 20. febru-
arju Sc zaradi priprav, ne bo
vec prodajalo vstopnic.
Cenjeni clani in clanice, nj
samo dolznost starsev, da Sc
pocasti sinove, XII SO sc vrnili il
te krute vojne, ampak je to
dolznost vsakega clana. Vsak
Clan bi Sc moral veseliti njiho-
We povrnitve prvic, ker SO Sc
oni borili "a vse ne pa samo "a
starse, (kajti starsi so re dosti
zrtvovali posebno pa matere,
katere so prestale dosti strahu
in pretocile dosti grenkih solz)
drugic pa so to nasi mladi dru-
stevniki in tako rekoc nasa bo-
docnost!
<Torej clai1i in clanice drustva
"Mir" ne recite "mojega nj
tam" kajti mladina je nasa bo-
docnost in podpora. Dolznost
vseh mas je, da nekaj zrtvuje-,
mo "a njihovo korist. Nobene
krivde ne nosi drustveni odbor,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-07
Vabilo ma proslavo 37-letnice
drustva "Cleveland"

Cleveland, O. - Drustvo Gle
veland st. 1926 sNPJ bo prosla-
vilo dne 8. februarja " soboto
vecer) Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma St. Clair Ave. svojo 81
.letnico ustanovitve. Oh taksnih
prilikah Sc clanstvo zbira sku-
paj, da veseljem proslavi OBJ
letnico in Sc pozabava v dru-
stvu ostalimi clani in z clani
drugih bratskih drustev.
Drustvo st. 1926 SNPJ ina to
navajo ze vee let, da Sc leto "a
letom spominja ustanovnega
dneva, ko Sc clanstvo zbere sku-
paj ma veselo zabavo kot je to
bill obicaj v starem kraju. Tam
smo imel taksno navajo, da
smo Sc porazveselili v predpust-
mem casu in tako mislimo ma tie
obicaje tudi nasi novi domo-
y,ini. q veseljem smo prieakova-
Il pustnega dneva, ker ma ia
dan je bilo najvec dobrot "a
stare in mlade.
Tako bo tudi ma dan 8. febru-
ARIA v slovehskem 4narodnem
domu ma St. Clair Ave. lie pri-
dite vsi, prijatelji in prijatelji-
ce, ker gotovo yam ne DO zal.
Poskusalo Sc vana bo postreei
po starih obicajih 2 okusniIn je-
dilom in 2 dobro pijako. Sal yam
je BE znano, da kjsr se Mrs.
hemencic vrti po kuhinji, je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-07

vse okusno in dobro priprav.
ljeno "a posetnike.
Torej Sc enkrat pridite Y ve-
likem stevilu ma TO naso pro.
slave! Ia mlade DO igrala il.
vrstna godba, poleg tega pa je
vstopnina zelo nizka.
]. ]. Gabrenja, tai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-07

Eden izned taih reakcionaFnh pisunov Thomas Anten
e objavi angeski revii Contemporary review clanek
"Slovani poletu katere krici "ggantskem obsegu
slovanskega bloka Evrop slovanskem "Drangu mach
Western XII je baje zavze Evropi mesto zgodovinskega
tevtonskega "Dranga mach Osten," tenn da Slovani
nevarni Turciji, Grciji, Veliki Britaniji.
Sisel vsega tega hrupa je tem da bi ma en strani
prepreci upostavitev trdnega miru in pratestva med
narod Vzhodne Evrope aeas pa bi them skoval svo
agresiven biloxi zapadnh drzav XII ga tako propa
gra prav isti Churchill.
Ia in MIN podobna gospoda 81 misliti zdru-
zitve drugace kakor agresijo prot drugm dezela "a
merijo svojim koolce kakor pravi ruski pre-
govor.
Sovansk narodi nameravajo zasuznjiti' drugh
rodov in zavladat mad mimi Slovanski narodi sai
proved trpei pod tum armon da bi delal atentate
neodvsnost drugih narodov
mi Slovani pa rasist-osvajalci, je rekel regent
Bolgare Todor Pavlov, mi nsro mtaristie emperiast
mi, Sovan in prav kot TAXI lubimo in spostujemo po
slovansko svobodoub in demokraticne narode in
vedno pripravl eni dati slehernemu, kar zasuz-
sovraznkom in prijatelje Tako razumejo duh in vseb
sovanskega pratestva tudi drugi drzavniki sovan
skin dezel Vzernimo primer izavo marsala Tta po
tovanju po slovanskih dezeah lansko leto marcu:
"Nekateri pravijo" je reke Tito ida nastopa sedaj
slovanska doba msec pr tenn slovansko gospodstvo
mad To nj Sovansk narodi ne srene 20 tem
da bi podjarl druge narode in da b drugim we'll
bodo in neodvisnos Slovansk narodi kuurni in MIN
prpada bodocnost &c re govormo nekaksni dob je to
doba kulture, pa zavoevana in zasuznevanja drugh
narodov Sovansk narodi nkoi MISC bill osvajac in "a
suznjevalci'
enakem duhu govore prijaeljstvu med slovanski
mi narodi udi vs drugi drzavnki slovanskh deze tako
razuneo pratejstvo in sodelovane sovanskh narodov
vsi Slovani
Slovani zdruzujeo agresijo in osvajane tuje
zemlje temvec zgol zato da bi bran svojo svobodo
cast, svoo nacionano neodvsnos Enotnost Sovanov
ograza nkogar, kdor misi mir varnost nasprotno
ia enotnost ustvara pogoje traen in trden mir
Enotnost Slovanov je teneni kamen in nujn pogoj
mednarodni mir In tist XII nastopa seda prot enotnos
Slovanov nasopa prot priateljsvu vseh
narodov prot trdnemu miru in varnost tax clovek ms
skrivaj vojno, zrtve narodov vsega
sveta.
Enotnost Sovanov je nevarna provokatorjem in
netilcem vone tstim, XII prpravajo osvaanje uje
zemlje in zasuznjenje tuh narodov.
Slovani vedno boril bore in bodo pozrtvo-
valno boril ohranev miru in varnosti svetu
ohrantev in nadalni razvo svojih demokratcnh
boscn Urjujoc prijatelsvo med sovanskmi narodi bo
zavzel slovanski kongres tej borb mir in deokra-
clio dostojno mesto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-07
Konst0ntin Petkanov:
IG N A
(NGdGljevan in konec. }

tN00GI]evGn3e N EOnec.
me bos Sc me tako lahko zne-
bila! V mojih rokah 81! Hudob-
ma zenska 81! Vprico ljudi ii bonn
plumb v obraz! Kroglo ii bonn
|pognal :. Pa cemu maj bi ubi-
jail umazanko, kakrsna 81 tt? Va
ske otroke bonn sklical, povedal
Jim bonn, da ST stekla psica in
ko te zagledajc, : maj Sc kame-
|njem vrzejo nate! JAZZ nisem
Ivan! In tako maj bi bilo mole
dekle! Fuj! Pri tel prici te bonn
ubil, ko macko te bonn zadavil.
Vsem v vasi bonn povedal, da 81
bila menoj! In tudi z drugimi
81 bila! Da 81 bila cello s trapa-
stim, razcapanim Ivanom!"
Igna je vsa trepetala od jeze.
Mocno ga je sunila v prsi in zbe-
kala v Min. Stopila je skozi krc-
mo, prisla ma dvorisce in sc v
naglem teku izgubila ma ulici.
Psi so lajali "a MO. Bosilko Sc
je prestrasil in odsel iz mlina.
Uzaljena in nasrsena zaradi
njegovih besed, je Igna hitela,
da bi preprecila njegove nacrte.
VISA zasopla je stopila ma oce-
tovo dvorisce je moeno zaloput-
Mia z vrati, zbudila brata. Nala-
gala ga je zaradi Bosilka. Dino
je zaklel, pograbil pusko in Sc
izgubil smeri proti Novi vasi.
Bosilko je stopal magic, nice
sar nj videl pred seboj. Nebo Sc
je srdilo, grmelo je. Zacele so
oadati debele kaplje. Cisto slu-
cajno je naletel ma konja. Zaja-
hal ga je in nemirno zategnil uz-
de, ko da ga je strah bliskavice.
Prisel je ma pot. Tisti trenutek
je sosednje njive zagrmela pu-
Ska. Zavpil je, Sc zamajal sed-
lu in lopnil ma zemljo -.
Zjutraj so ljudje, XII so gnali
vole, naleteli ma Bosilkovo trup-
10; prestrasili SO Sc in zbezali v
vas. Izvorcani SO sc razgomazeli.
Ubiti je lezal v njihovem okoli-
su, pa bi lahko vse zvalili nanje.
v Dimovi krcmi .je bio dosti
ljudi. Moski, zenske, otroci-vsi
so govorili o uboju. Dino je ma
mrgoden ma pregraji listal knji-
go dolznikov. Obrvi je incl ma
gubancene, obraz bled. Ko je
obracal liste. Sc mu je roka tre-
sla. v pogovor Sc nj spuscal.
Neko dekle S plasnim obrazom
je vprasalo:
cali je mlad?"
"Mlad."
"kdo ga je ubil?"
| Neki cd moskih je odgovoril:
"Tu nj vse v redu-nekomu
Sc ie moral zameriti."
."Vsaka stvar mora imeti svoj
vzrok. Zastonj ne ubijajo Glove
ka."
Igna je stala oh strani in po-
slusala. Nj mogla zdrzati, spre-
govorila je:
"Cemu sc tako cudite? Umrl
je, Bog mu pomagaj! Kaj smo
mi kaj krivi tega?"
Pri zadnjih besedah so il roke
vztrepetale, glas pa Sc il je spre-
menil v jokavost. Qdsla je v
Evening star., 1947-05-01
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by May 4th. MR.. OGLE Ii. 1854 after
s4.FT. NAvY-BUILT cabin motor-sailer;
two hunks, icebox. Gray engine; no mast;
roomy and sturdy boat. Priced at $1,000
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good So to 40 foot factory-built cabin
cruiser, Write description and location to
Box 4074. Chevy Chase, D. C.. .
neat, sober and able. Call MR.. ROBINS.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

1917 BLAINE ST. N.E.-Larse bright front
room. adjoining semiprivate bath, laundry
and living room privileges: good transp.;
S45 double $40 single. TR. 7437. -
223S 18th st. N.E.-Sfngle room, employed
girl, 81 per week; in private home. MI.
LGE. RIM. in lovely section-s lEe. windows.
lge. closet, next to bath; conv. transp. Cali
RTrsAGrIVEIY RT sAsa sfii5 FPuHRN1sHEp f. dbl room
in nsw. private home; fos Il or couple;
ROOM @ mt FOR Go1PLE; kitchen saD privileges;
would prefer ref Call MIR. La MENDOZA.
~. In YoGNS is MA! Man invited & e share 7,roSm
SSs aSons s4s. aA %rite Sss Box s1 ss.c. T Star. T
phone. Y blk. goth and Rhode Island ave.
s ssis M issh asf. 81. aRMiaTss Mo S 'front.' rm twin
beds: $40 mo-. for 2 men. DU. S142. Il
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, next BATH
p69ge po9a ,atb shw sf $40 NExs month for Nicely rn
front rm: det: pvt. home near Monastery
and C: u; 2 blks;. bus and streetcar; un-
limited phone; refined man: S35., -6
land-Nicely furn., twin beds; Ss single,
SO dble.; sgle. rm.. So. DU. 70s0. "a
LARGE ROOM, dble. bed, I person; new
house sns a. near Cst u good traDSP saxn xil
1902 PARK PL. NE. between B and C,
11th and 12th-2 sleeping rooms, gentle
coIoRKD-LAReE oI RED, ROOM for employed
couple; $40 per mo; No: 1855. 2'
front sa bedroom. couple or girls. TR.
Evening star., 1947-05-01
APARTMENTS WANTED.

EMPL. VET COUPLE needs two-room.
kitchen and bath apt. RE. 1857 or Elk.
3712, Ext IL. l.
FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS desires un:
reference. NE. 55S2. 3s
HAVE YOU a very nice .one-room apart
ment preferably unfurnished; living room,
kitchenette, bath; NV. section; rent S55-
S6b: for permanent resident? M: BAILEY,
office tel. $50 to 8. Elk o1l5' Ext. 2sS5s.
QUIET COUPLE. no children, want 3-rm.
unfurn. apt. perm. in Wash. Call EA.
1918. .
GETTING MARRIED, veteran very much
ssilfss es e. FstsFsnees so49 Please call Sligo So'1
coLLEGE-EDUCATED, refined. settled ex-
service man, wife and baby must hnd o
bedroom apt in District. Cali Owens
ARMY AIR FORCE OFFICER and family
desire to rent apartment; price or location
no object; desperate. Please call, any
time, day or night. Alex 1902. Il
FRENCH FRI. GOVT OFFICIAL s.Se perm. NEEDS
iini iii pm pm; na after y RA s54s. 0' AA to4
SnI a nsd ses anor apt ssugpp gsg s.te z
to city, J. A. zURAsKI. AT, 6611: eyes.
sERvicEMAN sci a2as AND WIFE desir. i.bed-
sSs@ faaihfs re- 's $780, Drsssr ss s
FURNISHED BEDROOM. kitchen and pr,.
vate bath for FBI couple nondripkers.
Cali Ex. 710o, Ext. 2236, between e-5;
DU; 9z95 after pm. Ask for MRs.
d URGENT. FAMILY sEpARArRD-Muss
have or 3 bedrm apt: furn. or unfurn;
Wash. or vicinity. GL4 0977. bet. 7-10 pm.
TSSan tfr,,oS -, V.~t 49, 4 -
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ROOMS FURhisHED-MD. and VA.

ROOMS FURNtSHED-MD. and VA.
ARLNGTON-Dble. room for young mar
near gsa bgslins; $50 mo; cH; 25ss: %
RsSsa oms DrssFfas pIveses sesD sH R s
CHEVY CHASE-Nicely furnished room.
sss:ssis ses '9os 1910 downtown 'fansD
l,n.. be exposures sy next bath; blks of bus
ssS ssS' North 6R LEBANON ST, Dominion
Hills. Arlington = Bedroom with home
privil. for employed couple; In new home.
For FOR { GIRLS ONLY adjoining rooms,
next to shower and bath; /. room has 8
windows; in lovely and well furnished pri-
vate home. l " blks. from Clarendon shop
ping center; 15 Minis. by bus to downtown
sphoss and snns1 ie fcE mos
SIS n. LINCOLN sT.. ARL.-oentleman
to share with another. gentleman; twin; bed
sgk sg' 1st A. ne next zdeo t9 bath; u blk. to bus;
:s,a sg sSst
IN SILVER sPRING-Furn. room for cple.
Or single sentlemeni ntsI $40 per mo-. eonv. Sa
tsfniD VIE nET f. Ices sHs7 BEDRm with household
aged and 4. while mother works. ow.
as LARGE E.an mastsE DedsSem nsEt te bath
girls. $50 each per mo-; min. D. c.
RRG RGf. Eafs1sK: GH asss Md, 1900 sath sr.l-1fst-
limited phone, laund. privil.. $30-S40; 2
blks to busline. WA. 2S6s. IS