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Evening star., 1947-07-09
Tax Cut Is Given
'Quick Approval
.BySenateGroup
43-Minute Session
Sends Bill to Floor
By Vote of 10 to ;
By J. A. O'Leoy

BY vote of 10 to 8, the Senate
Finance Committee gave prompt
approval to the new January
income tax cuts at a 43-minute
session today.
The House. in passing the measure.
3o2 to 1l2, late yesterday, rolled up
a majority of rs votes more than the
two-thirds required to override q
veto, but there was still some doubt
today whether two-thirds can be
mustered in the Senate.
| Senate leaders plan TO start floor
debate as soon AS the armed services
unif1cation bill is out of the way to-
morrow or Friday. Both sides con-
cede far more than the simple ma
jority needed to send the bill back
to the White House a second time.
Supporters of the bill also believe
they are within two or three votes
of the two-thirds that will be neces-
sary if President Truman vetoes it
| again.
Lucas Substitute Beaten.
| The three Democrats who voted
against the bill in the Finance Com
mittee were Senators Barkley of
Kentucky, Lucas of Illinois and Con-
nally of Texas. Three other Demo-
Gratis joined the seven Republicans
in support of the measure.
A substitute by Senator Lucas was
beaten by the. same vote. It was de-
signed to give more relief to low
income groups by raising the per-
sonal exemption of each taxpayer
and dependent from $500 to $3.50.
coupled with reduction of 4 per-
centage points in each surtax
bracket
The approved plan makes fiat
percentage cuts ranging from 80
per cent in the low income groups
to l0.5 in the top brackets. 1t is
Identical with the bill Mr.. Truman
voted last month, except that the
effective date is postponed six
months.
Republican leaders served notice
they will forget July 26 adjournment
plans, if necessary, to get final de-
cision on the bill.
Would Avert Pocket Veto.
The Republicans are anxious to
avoid giving the President an oppor-
tunity to kill the bill by pocket veto.
The President must be given 10 days
to consider a bill before signing it or
vetoing it. and If Congress should
adjourn during that interval, the
President could exercise the pocket
veto Qet it die without taking any
action.
"Well stay here as long as neces-
sary," said Chairman Taft of the
Senate Republican Policy Commits
tee.
Backers of the bill. including a
substantial segment of the Demo-
Gratis, realized when they launched
the new bill that they might en-
counter a second veto. and have
built all their plans around an ef-
fort to muster the two-thirds re-
quired to override. That means ad~
journment plans will have to be
adjusted to fit progress on the tax
bill
Unless Mr.. Truman changes his
mind and signs this bill, the tax
fight will reach its climax for this
session when the veto reaches the
Senate.
One reliable Democratic source
predicted today another veto awaits
the bill and that Mr.. Truman will
hold more than a third of the Sem
ate in line to sustain him.
Lines are so tightly drawn, how
ever, the issue may be decided by
(See TAXES, Page A-6J
Evening star., 1947-07-09
Southern Operators,
Split on Lewis Terms,
Make Decision Today
Far Western Bloc Falls
In Line; UNIV Chief
Rejects Modification
By james Y. Newton

Southern producers of soft
coal were reported sharply di-
vided today whether to accept
John L. Lewis high peace terms
They headed into a meeting to
make a final decision in the
matter.
Meanwhile, it was learned that
operators of the Far West had de-
cided to sign the contract with the
United Mine Workers and probably
would authorize Ezra Van Horn
Cleveland operator, to act for them
Their capitulation will bring to 75
per cent the part of the industry
which has fallen in line. Yesterday
only the Southern Pacific Coal Co.
of the Western interests, had signed
up.
Members of the Southern Coal
Producers Association, representing
about Is per cent of the Nations
coal tonnage, threshed out their
problem late yesterday in a heated
session with Mr.. Lewis and two meet
ings of their own.
Fail in Modification Effort.
They failed in an attempt to
persuade Mr.. Lewis to modify some
OF the terms of the agreement
worked out by steel company and
Northern commercial operators and
accepted by the rest of the industry.
Those terms gave the mine work.
ers the best contract ever granted
by a major industry in collective
bargaining. The miners, downtrod-
den and poorly paid a few years
ago, now are by far the best paid Of
any large group of industrial work.
ers, and they have the biggest well
fare fund to protect them In their
old age and i'll health and for pay
ment of death benefits to their
families.
One member of the Southern Pro-
ducers' Association said it was
doubtful that all of the 13 local
groups of the organiza ton will ratify
the new contract today. The only
obvious alternative was for the
Southerners to refuse to sign and
battle it out with the miners through
long strike. The member said
they had other things in mind, but
he refused to divulge what they
were.
Seeking Views of Owners.
Last night and today, the associa-
ton directors we're busy sounding
out the views of the mine owners
they represent in the Southern coal
fields. Those fields include South
ern West Virginia, richest in the
country, East and West Kentucky,
Virginia, Tennessee and Alabama.
Mr.. Lewis, in announcing that
major portion of the countrys coal
operators had agreed to his terms,
said "it is reasonable to assume"
that the contract will be accepted by
"the entire industry within few
days
The union boss would like to
500 coal, pace A-6D
Evening star., 1947-07-09
3-han Board Planned Romania, Bulgaria
AT State Departmental Reject Invitation
Screen Loyalty Cases To Paris Aid Talk
Norway Reported Ready
To Accept Bid; Poles
To State Stond Tonight
By the Assooioted Press

PARIS, July 9.-Romania to-
day rejected the British-French
invitation to a Paris conference
on Secretary of State MARSHALL Is
'aid-Europe' proposal and be-
came the second nation in the
Russian sphere to decline the
bid. Bulgaria's rejection came
late last night.
The Romanian cabinet issued a
communique rejecting the invita-
ton.
In Moscow, meanwhile, the Soviet
press made no mention today of the
conference, which will open in Paris
Saturday.
Poles to State Stand.
Associated Press Correspondent
Larry Allen reported from Warsaw
that Polands Foreign Office prob
ably would deliver late tonight
notes to the British and French
Embassies, giving the Poles decision
on the invitation. He added there
were indications that the Poles
might accept with strong reserva-
tions.'
In London, British government
spokesman said Foreign Secretary
Bevin would attend the conference
but would leave most of the work
of organizing European economic
cooperation to government experts.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Sofia said the Council Of Ministers
decided last night that Bulgaria
would not take part in the meeting.
The Oslo newspaper Aftenposten
reported that Norway had decided
on participation. The paper quoted
Foreign Minister Halvard Lange as
saying in Parliament that though
Norway would not need any outside
help for the next eight months, she
was vitality interested in quick Euro
pean recovery and felt she should
join in the conference.
% Nations Invited.
Britain and France last Thursday
invited % other nations to meet
with them with a view to setting up
committees for survey of Europe's S
needs and resources. Committee
findings would be reported to the
United States in line with Gen.
Marshall's June offer of Amer
ican aid in a common European re-
construction effort.
The invitations were issued day
after Russia had turned down pleas
to join Britain and France in
sponsoring the parley. They set to-
morrow as a deadline for answers
Up to today. official and unofficial
reports from various capitals indi-
Gated that IA nations were planning
to send representatives to the
meeting.
Still unheard from were the gov
ernments of Poland. Hungary, Yu-
goslavia, Albania. Romania, Fin
land and Sweden.
The French Foreign Ministry yes
terday said formal acceptance had
come from 10-Belgium. Italy. Port
ugal, Fire, Greece, Turkey, the
Netherlands. Luxembourg, Czecho-
slovakia and Iceland.
Associated Press dispatches have
reported, in addition to Aften-
posten's story on Norway, the favor
able decisions of Austria, Denmark
and Switzerland.
Yugoslavia S government controlled
Tanjug news agency said today
the conference would not be the
(See MARSHALL PLAN, Pg. A-6D
Evening star., 1947-07-09
Robber WELDING Meat CIeover
Seriously Iniures Policeman

A Metropolitan policeman suf-
fered serious head and neck
wounds early today when a man
he had surprised robbing a res
taurant attacked him with a
meat cleaver.
The policeman is sixth precinct
Evening star., 1947-07-09
Omnibus Supply Measure
Is Signed by President
BY the Associated Press

President Truman today signed ar
omnibus s551,175,932 appropriation
bill financing the State. Justice anc
Commerce Departments and the
Federal judiciary for the current
fiscal year.
The total is S147,445,591 below Mr.
Truman's budget estimates.
1t is shared this way: State De-
partment. s232.724. 703, including
curtailed funds for limited operation
of the foreign cultural and informa-
tional program; Justice Department
$1O7. 7.488 ,230; Commerce Department
s191 ,914,834; Federal judiciary
S19,048. .f65.
Evening star., 1947-07-09
Atomic Secrets
Theft Be|ittIed
ByHicken|ooper
z Souvenir-Huntinq
Culprits Responsible,
He Informs Senate
BY the Asseeiot.d Press

Senator Hickenlooper, Repub-
lican, of Iowa told the Senate
today that important informa-
tion files were taken from the
Los Alamos IN. Mex atomic
testing station in March, 1916,
but were recovered without any
breach in security"
The Senator. chairman OF the
Senate-House Atomic Energy Com
mittee, took the floor to say his
group has mo reason to believe" a
Evening star., 1947-07-09

L W. w ll1ldAl u
Sartain, 81, OF
511 Dartmouth
avenue, Silver
Spring, Md. Po-
lice said he is
in serious condi-
ton at Walter
Reed Hospital,
where he under
went S urg e r y
late in tn e
m ornin G. An
Army doctor said
Mr.. S ar t a | ms
condition " a S
good"
Pvt. Sartain
Evening star., 1947-07-09
By Don S. Warren

A call for elected District rep
resentation In Congress was
sounded in the House this after
noon as debate began on the
city's record breaking 96,0O0,00O
supply bill.
Representative Stefan. Republi-
can. of Nebraska, dean of the Dis
trict Subcommittee of the House
Appropriations Committee. protested
in his remark on the bill the state
of vassalage" in which District resi-
dents are held-taxed and governed
Evening star., 1947-07-09
Romonio Seeks U. N. Place

BUCHAREST, July 9 tP.-The
Romanian Foreign Minister was
empowered by the cabinet today to
seek Romania' S entry into the United
Nations.
Evening star., 1947-07-09

was found slumped across the curb
in front of Poppino's Grill, 6525
Georgia avenue NV. shortly after
2 am, according to police.
He told other policemen that the
Evening star., 1947-07-09
BULLETIN

The House this afternoon
passed and sent to the Senate
the District sse,oOo,ooo appro-
priation bill, making only
relatively minor changes in it's
provisions. Defeated we're
proposals to continue free
tuition for nonresident school
pupils and to decrease funds
for new school construction.
Evening star., 1947-07-09
Trumun to Meet Press

President Truman will hold his
weekly news conference at 10:3o am.
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-07-09

(See BUDGET, Page A-6
Evening star., 1947-07-09

(See GREECE, Page A-6)
Evening star., 1947-07-09

(see ATOMIC, Page A-6D,
Evening star., 1947-10-19
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
fHonft1

Moving, HAULING; day, night and sun
Moy1NG. PApDED vANs-storase I3S spsc.
sya1iable oad sTats packing pIees tc car
STORAGE ASsf & TsANsFER SsfTE CO. cooANH7AaAN Talee
NV. Phone NE. So4a. a'' Ne" '0fk ave-
GI SERVICES. You name 1t, I do 1t: small
Job hauling specially: let us move the
city haanss 'Sssf es inssa Sxs fasSs M
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
chcsso 81 sseaF Detr9 IsaS a
Texas TG IL NORTHERN asIa MOVING & STORAGE
SERVICE TRUCKING co.-You call, we
haul. No Job too small. Trash removing
our our 81 S5peciaity. Call FIR. s732 bet. s
WANTEDwLoad Or part load to and from
California. 15-day service by van. NORTH
ERN MOVING & STORAGE CO., IL 37s5.
ARMY vETERANs-Light loads, trunks
white help. GE. is75, 8 am am. to pm m.
EDELMAN's MOVING 4 STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. Ia. 2e37; after z pm, .GE.
MOVING. PADDED vANs-storage Space
oad e5ase packing pees 70
SdSsa. SSToaAGE i 60 TkANsEER "a 81 s. ware.
NV Phone ME. 9042. ave-
VETERANS. starting business, will move
ebt geS DAY bsuSr evening" snsos,v
vETERANS-Moying and hauling: new
trucks, responsible 81 help; cargo Insured;
sRsfEdsy sSsa MSs M oSsnr sse
trunks and bag:age. Az: 27b9 Or Err O3S6.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

LOVELY. NEW COUNTRY HOME, miles
north Of Rockville; bedrooms and bath
$3.50 $3.50 per month; references. Rockville
NEW NEW s:RooM COLONIAL brick house:
Portable. features; three full bathrooms,
one half bathroom. laundry room. recrea-
tion room: maids quarters, built:-in ga.
wooded let Ioox26o: reliable party ac-
MI.s tS Box Sa star prafevo ae
$3.50 per mo. irHse THoMAs s J. FISHER GF.nss 4
CO. egSC,' Dc Realtors. 73s 18th st. NV,
WILL RENT. new. unfurnished, s-bedroom
s1a5 month eat &C ca hes MR in Syf5 sprRs
FALLS CHURCHGsix-room house on large
1Ha,acre lot in Broadmont section for use
proved lot in restricted development; SIS
per month. Partly furn. If desired. Call
FIRM. House, can be used as apts: To-
gated in NV; oil heat; sood cond rent.
$50 per mo. Call ia. O391. Box 163-K,
BETHESDA, MD-Just 3 blks from subur-
ban Hospital. 1924 Garfield st. Almost
new, modern 6-rm and bath Diet. brick.
attached garage, screened porch. fireplace,
m;{ mGdern RI, kit stove and rsfrg full basemt
possession NOV: L; rent. $40 per month; to
adults only. Can be seen by appointment
only. Call RIA. 1859. j. B. TIFFEY g.
son, I43 Kennedy st; NV.
FOR RENT-l5 minutes to Wash, 3k bed
rooms, living room, dining room, bath
utility, room, equipped kitchen; S1OO per
mo > mos. advance; years lease. 7141
Temple Hill rd Sc
s ROOMS AND BATH, on Lee hwy, corner
lot; oil heat; comm'l; good for Office beauty
parlor. etc; S125 mo. OK. 1922
ROOMS, GARAGE, 2 acres ground; S45
mo-; adults. 1904 ST. Barnabas I'd. Sc.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, 5000 Georgia St
Brick Colonial center-hau residence, con-
lot, S0x100; now available at $175 per mo
open for inspection. EDW. H. JONES g.
CO. INC. $500 Conn. ave. WO. 1900.
WOODRIDGE-Vicinit of goth and r, I
ave. ne. 6-rm: and bath detached home;
heated garage; large lot, 100x15O: h.-w. h. !;
house is in Al condition; insulated. wealth
monthly; immediate occupancy. BOX 274-K
Evening star., 1947-10-19
APTs. FURNISHED (cont.J }


8 LARGE ROOMS, kitchenette, bath, in
persons preferred: limit. 3 adults; S92 so
81 pm. or after $50 pm. 3033 18th
TO SHARE 2 rooms, sleeping porch and
mont St. NV, AD. 1888. '' 'o Isi 81
2 NICELY FURN. bedrooms, private bath.
Kitchen privilege, large living room, for 2
women Dob Braddock Heights. 1o-cent bus
"a SIsL rs SHARE APT. with other girls.
co. 0o65, Apt. 107, after 2 pm
1-BEDRooM FURN. APT. in convenient
Arlington location for short indefinite Pc
ri9d, v%I,v Can GH II, 1000 Apt. GIL,
conv-; $40 mo. 1923 st. ne. LU. 5000.
so4 N. Y. AVE. N.w.-e-rm., kitchenette
and bath apt. furn: S42 so per mo call
@kdays; except Tues, and Sat, between
and $50, EX. 5946. 10
HOUSE TRAILER to rent out as apt; elec
at Carderock or Map Service; no Children:
70 rent on our premises only. WI. 2O63..
BETHESDA; MD bdrms.. kit. and bath
IN lovely old residence; on city bus line: line:
fs frst g1Odnds; a0d 5s;t s1a5 per mo year lease
s400 Georsetown I'd. W1g
1910 AMEs ST. N.E.-1-room studio
basement apartment, private entrance
s9o,ssa q ssath' employed couple; SIS wk. vi
CONGENIAL GIRL, e5 to AZ. to sbare
with one other girl, 2-bedrm,, kit semi.
PVT. bath; furnish own linen; convenient
70 tranSportation; $50 mo. Call after
PIN sat- all day Sunday, NO. $3.50
CoNGENIAL COUPLE will share eiD pvt
acme apane with with young couple and baby; in
G0LoRED-sINGLE GIRL wanted to
snare an apartment with another girl in
Ne. Ii seetion. Call Franklin 5491, sun.
CoLORED-SHARE APT, or s girls
90 each 1912 9Th st. NV GE. 2502.
cobboREDMFgRN: excboIda - BASEMENT APT. in
42ai4 GGi iaD61 4S15 18th st. NV WI n f'A
COLOhED-GIRL TO SHARE l rm., kitch.
emette e ana ana bath with one other girl; S27
ny ny, 1ooo Lamont st. NV, Apt. 4. CO.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
APARTMENTS UNFuRhlsHEp.

S-RM. UNFURN. APT. in private home,
semiprivate bath; not modern but com
1ortable; nI 5loe s65 mo. Z Brandywine st. Sc Sc
MT. PLEASANT SECTION, west of 14tb
st:E,Modern rm., kit, and bath avail
NO children. pets or musical instruments;
apt needs redecorating at tenants eX-
pense; tenant pays utilities; rent, S52. SO.
BASEMENT APT, lge housekeeping room
MT snd bath; bath $40 week. 1919 Eye st. NV.
SEE OUR AID. under cooperative apts
Ior sale; FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES,
INC, MA. 9141. 1882 K st. NV -25
REFRIGERATED 2 rooms and kitchen, ad-
!oinlng bath: utilities furnished; S15 week
M st: ne, DI. SS12.
NICE NICE s-RM. unfurn: apt; for rent; i'm
NORTH ARLINGToN-very nice flrst-hooii
apt; in modern brick bldg; will rent for
$50 per month to some one who will sell
their home: Box 63-K, Star. -19
CNFURN. PVT. BEDRM., suitable l or Q.
IN, in 4-rm apt. located n; Arlington: kit
single girl. OW 5211 o0s
sadIsasE coL0REDIBsMT;, | lse. rm., fully
utilities furn.; 500 mo. FIR s375. go
Evening star., 1947-10-19
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

COUPLE. with small child, will exchange
l or 2 bedrm. apt. NO. $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL, outside, unfurnished 3-room
apt. to exchange for exact same in Dupont
section, Washington; must have outside
view; couple only: 3rd floor. Do not give
BEAUTIFUL MODERN. 1-bedroom apt,
Arlington, for same in NV. District.
GEORGETOWN or nearby Md. Oh. 5163
cHICAGo FOR Observation-Disclosures
4:room apartment, ideally located by lake,
Chicago Northside, for or bedroom
apartment or house, D. C. or environs.
VIII 6 4. EXcHASGE !! - unturn: s-roem apt, M
WSsH S5ss DetGssn EoK NV Il aRs sundsy
fciency in mod. apt bldg, NV, in ex-
change for similar or l-bedrm apt, New
York GE. 0S1S.
WILL TRADE my one. lge. rm. efficiency
with lge: closet, pvt. bath in NV: fre-
proof apt. bldg; rent under S25: for one
6edrm BED No. apt. in similar bldg. under $50.
I-BEDRooM APT. in Sc; ideal for chill
dren: for similar apt. in midtown. AT.
FALLS CHURCH, VA, for Silver Spring or
NV. Washington: l bedrm., living room.
kitchen. bath; reas. rent. Ia. 1925. 30
Los ANGELES FOR WASH, d. C.-Two-
bedrm. unfurn. lge. apt, South Pasadena,
$40; for similar in Wash. vi. 1872. 81
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedroom apt, 1901
9th ST. NV, for 1-bedroom apt un-
fur, lst floor, NV. section. NO. 9215.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tc.,,. ,

FoRMER WAsHNGTONIANs need hous-
ingNCareer employees of the Department
81 the Interior now being returned from
eating suitable houses and apartments;
afighly fa desirable tenants can be obtained
sns os eu far 1y raS listing gS your houses and
ing Committee" interior Building, Room
e S341i SsHioK.i; az; 1890; ESS; ss7s; Pad for sy
uNFukS1saEb House toT oes and M resi-,
esn.al crse qEs Ts asEh s n01thuest Of Pogont
DfPioMAr M NEEDS EDS "a sb bedrm 19 Dm Danfurn
house, residential neighborhood. in b. C.
or nearby, Call starting Mon, MI. 474s,
s SIX 4; REsPoNRsfBLE GIRLS. 1885, perma- mTG
nently located, desire unfurn. house pre-
maid run and sGd n us
cal center, ETC. can 1's wo sD 7sss s.m pleass Mso'
SMALL 2-BEDROOM HOUSE or. apt. by
sober sbs &c couple and small chsrea prefer
THREE BEDROOMS, unfurnished, around
WASTEpMFurnished, SHEii PARTLY furnished or
unfurnished house, after November Ist. 2
or 3 bedrooms. | bath; accessible trans
RAW GApTAIN aDa wife, & no es Children de-
sire 3-bedroom unfurnished house: Va.
area preferred and months advance rent.
: neHs Or BEaDRooM HOUSE or apt. fur
responsiblea family; immediate oceupaa6ney.
NAVY CAPTAIN. wife, children desire to
rent unfurn; nn 15os 9 or bedrm, house; Wash
At ONCE or by by 1st of Dec, unfurn. house
2 or 3 bedrms,; pref, Arl. by regular Army
colonel and wife; no children. CHI. 902s.
TURKISH MILITARY ATTACHE and fam
ily desire s or bedrooms. house or apt,
CO 5000: Cali ali day Friday. Monday
an1 = OR kusSqsEiRo qBsEEiDRooMs. unfurn., NV. area
versity Park: yearly rental In advance;
will do painting and repairs. Wo. y. a54l.
MUST vAcATE-small house, 2-bedroom
apt. urs entity needed; Bethesda. Chevy
Chase area pref; to $110; refs. GE. 1890.
wANTED-A furnished house. "A director
of an international organization wants
near District. Ex. $3.50. Ext. sIo5,
SIX M 4o to SisH 5sq Pro Rooms, present Ro. house
eight years. forced to vacate; demoliShing
fov parking lot; veteran two wars. large s6s
ssE nssd Of psson srs anf
guarantee excel. cars. Cali Victor io. sSio.
UNFURN. OR 3 BEDROOM house or
apartment, needed Immediately by
dren. oV. O55a. 19s
FDIC. OFFICIAL and family need un-
furnished 3-bedroom house in suburban
WASHINGTON: references. MRS. MORGAN,
PERMANENT RESIDENT wants to lease f.
bedroom modern home. within 10 miles
D. c., prefer NV. section or Maryland
Rent to $3.50 mo-; references furnished
Ordway OIL. 20'
ONE YEARS RENT IN ADVANCE. Bureau
of Standards physicist needs 3-bedrm.
unfurn. house 9-5. OR. 4O4O, Ext. 372;
eyes; Sat, Sun. GL, 4322. Is4
small family. Box 93-L, Star.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

ONE COOPERATIVE APT. in 4-famiiy
apt; bldg, consisting Of lge. rms, ,di-
tion: price. sa.4oo; $500 cash necessary,
IL MASS MassAeHHsEFTs ehHnsi rs AVE. IVES building, near
ment, living room. 15hx1s; dining room:
pIiss; sis:aSo; nalntenanes: A:sSItS sS1ot
BY of dreeors e pets @
Sunday or hight, cali Mrs. Nj M Meriilat, M GO CO
FOR VETERANS OR sERvICEMEN-we
have only four .1..bedrm.. brand-new. CO.
operative apis. left for sale in Sill. Spg.
kitchens. completely equipped with ecu,
it., Westinghouse elec. refrigerators and
mpoWs v steel eens9s Hnsns oas o
baths and large bedrms., Bendix laundry
sna from sssass ssso to s o ss cph rea
heat, light. ard all utilities will be about
$50 and to ssS tn To- s 1ea seo GO o9 gf p
III en Sligo Creek Parkxax to sisn
W. nTs5sss SALES c Ssy
eA oAE Of rHosf H5sf kAkE & PORTER PS ST. snts
near Gonn. ave. fIrSt moor IIont' corner
sequiges moderate redecoration. Price.
with cash eayn opsH ~ib MHnday
sMITHY CO. Monday morning, MA. 59o3.
COOPERATIVE APTs.-several still avail
able in 5-story brick bldg. near Thomas
Others Others in ina 4-story 3 brick overlooking sth
and columbia rd One Of these bss is 1stif ST.
able for. doctors ONCE and residence.
fanse nnsss from S t. se sse Sen
these cooperative apis. is the best way to
obtain independence and at the same time
the most In comfort and convenience;
aoaE i ss'Ga REAIT9 AzsR co. 1efS aNSsf Eve nw
RE 1897: Sun. and ewes. Oh. 5317.
INQUIRE FOR WHAT YOU NEED. New
listings coming in steadily. Some new
InS al vas roe kisnen Es
tion hall and bath, in Rutland. Court.
room. dining room, kitchen. 2540 Mass.
2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen. dining
room, reception hall, bath, 1851 Crescent
8 bedrooms, 2 baths. large center-en-
trance hall. living room, paneled dining
Toom, in e.. inra{y; porch kitchen and pantry
8 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, sun
parlor, dining room, kitchen, center-en-
trance hall: bungalow-type home, Tilden st.
SIDE OF Tilden Gardens.
when suitable listing is Obtained. 'si 'caii
this ONCE. generally considered the clear
ing house for Washington co-ops. For
MUNp 90 on aoepe ED
tive plan since 1920; responsible for most
OF Washington's more than so co-operatiye
or RE. 1749.