davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-09-01

and rainfall, 1t was a month of ex-
tremes. 1t was never hotter than IS
degrees at the National Airport sta
ton the first % days. But for the
four days beginning August 26, new
all-time heat records we're set for
those August dates.
On the 9th and 28th the mercury
dubbed up to SO at the National Air
port and reached 100 on the ther-
mometer at the Twenty fourth and
M streets NV. station. But that
still was somewhat cooler than the
record August temperature of l06
degrees established August 8, 1918.
AS foE the rainfall. the 8 inches
recorded made 1t the sixth wettest
August since the bureau began
keeping records in 1871. The wet
test August on record was 1928.
when 14.41 inches fell.
Most of last months rain, which
was 40 greater than the August
came during the first two
weeks. 1t helped bring the years
total precipitation to 1850 inanes.
rhe normal fall for an entire year
Is Ais inches.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Anti-Red Labor Leader
Assassinated in Havana
BY the Associated Press

HAVANA, Cuba, Sept. Juan
Arevalo, 54. anti-Communist labor
leader, was shot to death this morn
ing in suburban Lawton by unidenti-
fed men who escaped Police said
he was shot from an automobile as
he left his home on the outskirts of
the city
Mr.. Arevalo was shot seven times
with a .38 caliber pistol. A boy
standing nearby was wounded in the
foot.
The labor leader was formerly a
Communist. He resigned three years
ago, He held a minor post in the
Maritime Union.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Thousands in Moscow Pass Bier
As Gen. Zhdonov Lies in State
Million Expected to
View Body as City
Mourns StuIin Heir
BY the Associated Press

MOSCOW, Sept. 1.-The death
of Col. Gen. Andrei A. Zhdanov
removing one of the most power
full forces in international COM
placed Moscow in
mourning today.
Tens of thousands of Russians
lined up to view the body of the
Cominform leader lying in state in
the Hall Of Columns. with indica-
tions that nearly 100000 will see
the bier before the body is inferred
in the Kremlin wall tmorrow night
Gen. Zhdanov, known to Russians
as the closest associate of the
Great Stain" died yesterday at So
after a serious illness, the Com
munist Party,s bulletin said, al
though there had been no inkling
of this in the Soviet press. Five
surgeons announced he had heart
trouble and hardening of the ar
teries.
Gen. Zhdanov was regarded
as leading candidate eventually
to succeed Mr.. Stain. but Mos
COW correspondents apparently
were unable to speculate today
on what the death meant in this
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Bulletins
Bobby BrowneII Eliminated

MEMPHIS (SpeciaD.-Bobby
Brownell, District of Columbia
champion. lost his subpar
touch midway of his third
round match in the National
Amateur golf championship
today and was eliminated by
Clarke Hardwicke, movie ac-
tor, 3 and 2. Frank Stranahan
of Toledo won his way into the
fourth round, defeating Will
liam Stembler of Miami. 3 and
2. Skee Riegel, defending
champion. was 4 down to
Gene Dahlbender of Atlanta
at the halfway mark of his
match.
Earlier Story, Sports Section)
Atheist Decision Attacked
The Federal Communica-
tions Commissions decision on
the right of atheists to radio
thine was attacked today be-
fore special House commit
tee investigating the FEC by
the Rev. Edmund A. Walsh,
S. j., vice president of George
town University, as a declara-
ton "by innuendo" that the
FEC believes that "the exist
ence of God is a controversial
subject" He referred to the
opinion as amazing" and as
"a mischievous precedent"
Earlier Story on Page A-6D
CIO-PAC Indorses Truman
The CIO Political Action
Committee today voted unani-
nous support of the Truman
Barkley ticket and CIO Presi-
dent Murray said "strenu-
Gus" campaign will be waged
in behalf of the Democrats.
MIR. Murray made the an
nouncement after a visit with
President Truman.
Earlier Story on Page Az.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Sailing of Tokyo Rose
For U. S. Is DeIuyed
BY the Associoted Press

TOKYO, Sept. 1.-The sailing
date for Mrs. Iva d'Aquino for the
United States to face a treason
trial was postponed today until Fri
day. She is accused as one of sew
eral Tokyo Rose" broadcasters dur
ing the war.
The Los Angeles born Nisei will
sail aboard the army transport Cen
eral Hodges under the guard of Capt.
John P. Prosnak and WAC Capt.
Katherine Stull.
The ship originally was scheduled
to sail tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Russell Long Takes
1,5O0-Vote Lead
Over Judge kennon
Most Of Votes Unreported
Are From RuroI Areas;
EIIender Far Ahead
BULLETIN

NEW ORLEANS lP).-Russell
Long. today pulled 1.500 votes
ahead of Appeals Judge Robert
F. Kennon in their Louisiana
Democratic primary race for
the Senate. Returns from 1886
of 1883 precincts gave Mr..
Long 240,232 and Judge Ken
non 238,732.
BY the Assoeiofe1 Press
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l.
Russell Long, son of the late
Huey Long. whitfield the lead of
Appeals Judge Robert Kennon to
4,078 votes today as returns
struggled in in their Louisiana
Democratic primary race for
the Senate.
At l am. tabulation had given
Judge Kennon a 5,624-vote lead. At
midmorning the count gave Judge
Kennon 218,815 and Mr.. Long 2l4,-
1877
The returns reflected returns
from 63 of the States "a parishes
tcounties) and $50 precincts of a
total 1883 Fourteen parishes were
complete.
Democratic nomination is tanta-
mount to election in Louisiana.
Judge Kennon showed his greatest
strength in New Orleans and other
cities. The lead shifted during the
count last night as returns came
from urban areas, then from the
traditional Long rural Strongholds
Most Of the precincts unreported
are rural.
Kennon Took Early Lead.
New Orleans 262 precincts gave
Judge Kennon 25.734 majority. BY
contrast. the city had voted for
Russell Longs, uncle, Gov Earl K.
Long, by >38,710 majority as re-
Gently as last February's guberna-
torial primary.
Judge Kennon took the lead in an
early count last night. then country
returns, pushed Russell Long slowly
out in front. The tally from the
capital city, Baton Rouge, shot
Judge Kennon ahead again. Other
urban parishes that favored Judge
Kennon in incomplete returns.
though they had given Earl Long
the preference earlier this year.
we're Caddo tShreveport), Ouachita
tMonroel and Calcasieu Lake
Charles.
In the other senatorial race. Sem
ator Ellender, for years Long sup
porter, was running far ahead of
his combined opposition. Returns
See LOUISIANA. Page A-6.l
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Replaced
In Pay Strike Denied
Bargaining Vote
NLRB Won't OverruIe
Counsel on Findings
Of WuIkout Causes

The National Labor Relations
Board ruled today that en-
ployes who have been replaced
because of participation in an
economic strike-one for higher
wages-are not eligible to vote
in collective bargaining cleo
tionS.
In another precedent-setting in
depreciation of the Taft-Hartley Act,
handed down in the same case, the
f1ve-member NLRB held that it
lacked authority to overrule its gen.
eral counsel on whether a strike was
caused by economic or unfair labor
practice reasons.
The board held that employees who
are striking against an unfair labor
practice of an employer are eligible
to vote in elections to determine the
collective bargaining representative
Labor Law Quoted.
The labor law states that workers
who strike for economic reasons may
be replaced and adds the following
provision: Employees on strike who
are not entitled to reinstatement
shall not be eligible to vote"
The ruling may have far-reaching
effect on labor relations. Until to-
day, considerable uncertainty pre-
vailed as to the meaning of the
Taft Hartley provisions. The unani-
nous opinion reversed the stand of
the NLRB taken a decade ago under
the Wagner Act.
NLRB's decision was handed down
in case involving the AFL Retail
Clerks and Times Square Stores
Corp, a New York merchandising
chain.
Represented by CIO.
Store employees had been repre-
sented by the CIO United Retail
and Wholesale Employees, which
union called strike several months
ago. A large part of the strikers
were replaced and the NLRB gen.
eral counsel overruled their plea
that the walkout was caused by
the employers unfair practices. The
AFL union stepped in and askec
bargaining representation rights.
An election was held in July. Tn,
AFL challenged the voting eligi
bility OF 109 strikers, while boart
agents challenged the ballots of re
placements after the CIO served no
tice that the walkout was causec
by unfair practices. 1t was ther
that the NLRB general counselI
office ruled the stoppage an eco
nomic one.
AS result Of the new NLRB rul.
ing, the ballots of 121 replacement.
will be opened and counted. Bal.
lots of the 100 strikers win be tossec
out.
In the election, the name of ths
CIO union could not appear on thu
ballot because 1t had not compiled
with registration and nom Com
munist affidavit provisions OF the
Taft-Hartley law. OF the unchal.
lenged ballots. So were for the AFL
whole one was for no union"
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Boy CycIist, II, Killed
BY Car on Marlboro Pike

John Allen, II. of 1909 Walters
lane, Forestville. Md, died today Of
injuries received when struck by a
car while riding bicycle on the
Marlboro pike near his home.
A motorist took him to Casualty
Hospital where he died nearly three
hours later.
Police listed the driver Of the car
that struck the boy as James 8.
Fowler of near Forestville.
Evening star., 1948-09-01

connection. Mr. Stains health is
a forbidden topic in Russia. He
is 68)
Prime Minister Stain probably
will be one of the pallbearers when
Gen. Zndanov's coffin is carried
from the Hall of Columns to Red
Square for funeral services tomor-
row night. Black-bordered Pravdo
1See zHDANOV, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Truman to Campaign
In Connecticut in Foil

President Truman will make sew
eral campaign appearances in Con-
nectcut next month, Senator Nc
Mshon, Democrat, of Connecticut
said after a White House call to-
day.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Price Support and
Hiqh Cost of Food

Has the Governments price
support program contributed
to the current high cost of
food?
A Star reporter got the facts.
He tells them In a series of
four stories, beginning TO.
morrow In
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Polish-BuIgor Pact Signed

WARSAW, Sept. l P.-Poland
and Bulgaria today signed $4,000
900 trade agreement. 1t extends
to 1850.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Truman to See Press

President Truman will hold news
conference at pm. tomorrow, Pres
idential Secretary Charles G. Ross
said today.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
By Robert K. Welsh

The House Committee on I'm
American Activities is investi-
eating the possibility that one of
the superiors of Whitaker
Chambers in a 1887 Government
"boondoggling' job had a long
record of Communist activity"
and was linked with an alleged
spy ring here during the war.
This development was disclosed by
Representative Nixon, Republican,
of California. Another committee
member, Representative Mcdowell
Republican. of Pennsylvania, indi-
Gated former Undersecretary of
State Dean Acheson might be called
as witness in connection with the
Alger Hiss phase of the probe.
Mr.. Acheson's appearance would
be folloW-up to testimony earlier
this week by former Assistant Secre-
tary of State Adolf A Berle. jr. Mr.
Berle told an executive session of
the committee that he was "wor-
ried' about Mr. Hiss while a State
Department employe before the war
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Chambers Boss in Federal Job
Probed for Possible Spy Link
Mcdowell indicates Dean Acheson May Get
Summons in AIger Hiss Phose of Inquiry

BUDENZ DESCRIBES Peters as
High Communist Functionary.
Page. AS.
Evening star., 1948-09-01

(See MURDER, Page A-4D
Evening star., 1948-09-01

(See CHINA. Page A-6J
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See SUBVERSIVE, Page AS
Evening star., 1948-09-01

RAILROADS TO EMBARGO West
Coast Freight if Ship Tieup De-
velops Page A-3
Evening star., 1948-09-01

(See PROBE, Page A-6.D }
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See BERLIN, Page A
Evening star., 1948-08-03
BOATS Cont .

COMET CON 5s7a Lon. IsI.Pd souns chan
neet champion; ready 70 race; with full
sssinf ri ass ss0o cstsER ah Rg ssss Size.
8 SiS5 SlS5n for p.t quick ua sale as Fremont ave.
51HP akGna JoaNsoNM sSs No outbosrd motor, perfect
condition; loot, nonspill gas can, tube
M gear grease; so-s safety cable; $50 complete
Sr can Sleeps Zee 81 T. 4ohD Oh 0ee
dinghy; $3.50. Annapolis eoe4. any time.
BOAT PLANS AND MARINE PLYwooD-,
sun. sg ali day. ROBINSON, RolsnS 1885 Kenilvor'h
laaasr sosdsn hs sSs sts s.gHs %sds
SoMssea oia ssessaJEt aye sp n NEEDS s nino SaS
s35. 6135 Georgia ave. NV" oE. 3o4o.
Ey1sRUPs z, Rs as.s as sD' 1912 model '.eEtss
ENJOY YeouR VACATION on s4:tt. cabin cabin
cruiser fully equDPed 9ed ons sleeps Se n.I Drive
ca coopER lSe os s4se eves
1918 SCOTT ATWATER 7ls-h:p; outboard
motor; has been run approx; 90 hrs; excel.
ssfbef fiGf 1hck ce Isl INA
fuIy E9 eauip. ah &C Cali iAs De- $3.50 " or TE 1855
NEW 12-FT. THOMPSON car top boat.
in original crate; will sell cheap; Can be
seen az 739 l1th st. Sc. AT. 4714. .
ELCO-35 it. cruiser, new last year with
| twin Chrysler engines and ship-to shore
phone.
cHRYsLER-cRoWN marine engine Direct
drive Excellent cond $275.
cORRECT-CRAFT-21 . #. utility with
| Chrysler Royal 8. All new last season.
Used very little Perfect cond.
cHRiS-cRAFT-30 IT, trunk cabin cruiser
Engine chrysler Grown. 2la to 1 r. G.
MORTON q LOOSE. 10 W. Easer ST.,
/ Ral
Evening star., 1948-08-03
HousEs WANTEp TO RENT.

FOE SAFE RENTAL Management OF your
home, call LURIA EROS, OW. $500. 204o
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. -.
ter. permanently stationed, desire two 70 q o.
three bedroom furnished, unfurnished
house, vicinity Navy Annex. BY Sept. /.
Republic 740O. Ext. 1855, Monday throush
Frid.y. 9 an e 4;30 R;H. Pm: .,oo g.,
DocToR % a AND hH fHSiIY Xiii; g chtldren). want
minimum bedrooms. ..-RA. 4e37. -
e Oh BEDRM. HOUSE. By teacher; can
do any repairs; reAs. rent. HO. 1857.
CONSCIENTIOUS COUPLE. s-yr. daushter.
desire furn or unfurn. house or apt; 2
or eedrms,; AlsTi, Arl. area; sso-sloo
BETHESDA, Chevy Chase or n.v.;..2 or
bedrm. unfurn. house; no small children.
m FAMILY or ESTABLISHED means wants
3-bedroom unfurnished house. Virginia
WELT HOSES IN sooa resi-
Dental sections; $500 to $500 per mo.
LAURA HARLAN CO., MA. 4031; ewes,
Du 3SO5
KOREAN FAMILY of 4 from Hawaii. de-
sire apt. or house. furnished. tn good resi-
Dental district, 2-3 bedrooms; have no
children or pets; excellent financial refer.
ences: permanent. Cali MI. 9411 after 8
pm. for MISS KEN.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
BOATS.

MARINE SUPPLIES. paints, rope; % nre e. s..
FRssR Ri sRfBf B Vseao az son AHs sis s'ffi fs
ffirsHf1sSc ffi inc ffEs FARfffEEs: day or aisht. chsss:
FRsssfv.an Rsa4s Bay ca HerERfF cRf Bay R va
life fIfE pREsERvER CUSHIONS. approved
Fl rlo%ER sS S9' MARsE sPsf1E VI s'eh nc 1900
MMfReuRf Miise hsi osTTrBdAssfps sfsI MOTORS. a. size,
!? ;;SsH III MAksE RRsff4s Ssl'''ES NC
MaIs acIosEoT sEs 1w sfTcrai sT sase On a., and ~
motors are nationslly sdyertissd IT,, sne /. .S
cGns MaRRE II '3d y sfDTsssea se
Gsswoop sSss %sDe ssFpfsEb6ssoAsTF asea sea- about
hours esnnot ss rr told , from ,nN rev sN sest
ICE NC. 1900 Maine ave. s.v. ST
ssoars-1nbosrd and cupboard. all size.
pT.ees pne .sDsMA DMAyIoWER ie ssR0is MARINE SERVICE
1NG 1890 Mans ave- sT .!:, st. 1890. has; Ms
81 SSasSA SaAns 1nsastf sHsse efyfiNsS ne Ma91% f5eS hs
sSosArs, SsA sT. raSSeF St sSee oman including s oar.
ses sss9O MAYoWER VI oays eislzfa M2RfNE fei
2O.FT sAILBoAT, Bruce; good buy a
S315 or best offer; owner leaving town
BUzZARD POINT BOAT YARD. TR. 1890
ANNOUNCING THE GRANMo "ao" wash
instonian. the finest construction and ma
teriaI, round bottom (like a hsh's), galley
head and hunks. Price $1,000 below th'
HsTkete HssWT es.fooT f SsIooP. mahogany hull
oak frame, Everdur fastened; sleeps OF
8; galley, head, working sails, good cruis'
400. Call Annapolis. e313 between ant
S pm Collect calls accepted 3
In stock for immediate delivery. Sports.
pan ;6-h;p. $3.50; sportTips, s.3 ;hi h P.
Iour, a7-h,p, S2665o g. KING FUL.
ron, NC, sos Maine ave. s.w.. Elk. 3406
cHRYsLER MARINE ENGINES. new: In
stock for immediate delivery, Ace. 81 h.p.;
Grown. lis h.p.; Royal, 141 h.p; AZ dirse'
or 1.43, 204 reduction. 9. KING FULr
Ton. INC. so3 Maine ave. s'v. Ex
s4os.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
FARM and GARDEN.

SaEDhn Sardensd, infsEd e and "a hp with pillow;
1Ne sc pscea aeort. SS
Silver Spring sH 1890. -
SOD delivered and laid. W. NIckLASS'
Boyds, Md WI 4122 or Poolesville 3l32
SPRAY AND TREE REMOVAL, pruning,
topping fertilizing: complete tree service
K1Y KY lnsprsd Tree sereiee es D1 56y aesa 5@e
TRACTORS and all types Of tarm eSll2- UP
ment and trucks; must sell at cost own
PpENos ,Roro1IllEs;o s;o,i.r. new ys5Es9,, Hafas3t.
Choremaster. JACQUES Frazer tractoTrs: Ioae ae
asmon Ss!saajn 5ad prices; fEFTSAAL SA mo Nc
SOP m0st 1 a5 free nd Of Teeef n
ss. H. |? 4s5S N
stcne and road srayel by yard ton or loso
so5! 5!vs5so sssfs1 ss5 & sTp arr oy ssa Ess
fd fEovEIs Iis3' Afh1eaS Fl 5aSE vroIE1s-4o ya5ts
te 81 each and up our esn
NuRsER1Es, NNguHRsssiER1Es " wash. Bait blvd, Beltsyille
Nd Open Sun. and ewes. Phone rowe
nANDsCAPE SERVICE, sodding, eradins
and pruning; sod and topsoil dehvereo
RIiLIDoZER FOR HIRE, contract OF
hourly rates; excavating1 Easements, srau-
ing, roads and land clearing. AK. 7l5o
CLosE-oUT wholesale or retail
the world-famous Rototiller, new stu II
riSi'Ts orig. Price, s53s; sales price s3a5 fo ,
wash p c: Only few LETT, sn,n, either n,,ii e
Ing machines and other attachments al
substa sui ntial discount WASHINGTON MO
TOR SALES CORP, 1915 18th St. NV
R0ToIILLER. in excel condition used
only 20 hrs; $3.50 Rockville 3477: ,
FENCE POSTS FOR sALE-Used; $50 GXS
SONST CO, phone ewes. AID. 23O6: Is
Evening star., 1948-08-03
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

LONG DISTANCE MOYING-Nation wide
service NA4oSA ~ S Fart MovsRs Ssss niSFsd fNc
1857 or AT 1881. days, or AT. $3.50
EpEEIMAN fHeEinMAN MOVING AND STORAGE Co
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving
storage ia. 2937; after pm, GE. l4l d.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country, safe storage in sepsraats e
SST}Sf K6S sTpRAaEs sTTfEhSAss s3 3so@Vs @ "a 1sSs
trunEs and bassase. AT 1853 or FR. 03s6
piece wrapped and insured; reas s, rates
REDUCED RATES, 3 ayerage rooms ef
for additional space. SAFETY STo. d
TRANS: co. TE; h1ss or TIE 1888: az
FURNITURE VAN, two expert movers; 20
aee; also packing, Grating. AK: 6446.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
uscnIAAEous WANTED Cont. J

ANTIQUES, 0ric-a-brac' 'ewelrs. KAY KAY
sssxRkooM sx aSos RECREATION STOOLS, also
t.9o, .sed maple 1P 1889 Bookcase emo tables ASH
issnds issfsnpdRooM. S dining room or contents of
CAMERAS, ali types. movie eanipmens,r "a al
accessories bought at highest prices: BEEN-
sssssl. NE rH6T9 6sp3 6 so ju,tss ass Ri Re-
GaaEhes'qRssifl feisa contsa Roileie1 .nd other seod
r Ss"esss so So Penn S''a': .V:
p p,,sss ,s D,la j 70. z,e Ssn, =
eiorHfHafsp s M 2?sa p2sss sa fsss nsid % sa
nsea sa e0sns eta MoRR1s
seh sen .vsnnss aSG TH a es aSf to s sv. M
+ length Also music rack. eali /TE.
DIAMONDS, Old gold and silver; diamond
na5NGs laa 7sasossSe 6SSks nc No s77 se good eo4d-
odd pieces Also Old Old glassware; china.
81 5PSes S. 81 ss1s and i'i SSsE
TuRNiTTRE wanted. maple or manog !;
wln sxia rns 4sdr IA d!n al1g rm secretary cns't
FUKNl1 URE-Your entire household con,
ss1sS ss or ES ssa pess ,b hsss'' s eres 6sss
description. pianos ef al Kinds: top prices
Ran}f RPnRN1fuREaousesole Ea eyseanss .ssts of
cs5i ssGs s1saass s: X kE ssss
ts'is Pam aasefsesd exssis U.s. ea.
snep saa hoas. eSa assDAPaAs r.ss' PWaAsHfSaToN RAG
sk%SsGp2pfhs skS G2 wssffD 4 D1 sSea price
saf sas hoa.. Sr Tsss ACE do sst
fff9sSNEo5ss ave wASTrpMco16N1AL nY Ap St5S PIANO
1870 after 10 I'M. for courteous appraisal
es7t pi.h,st tsEs sEs'@ care s' Of It for you
sea- sSE IRON PP[isss Pas:
raes and auto batteries. If you cannot cannot
Is, IS AGB & JgNk gf5s CO. 2sso os0rFi" ave
SCRAP IRON cast iron. 50 per 100
pounds auto batteries nounds dsyerea ssfn
our 5aTS; warehouse nrS highest prices paid toI
serap iron. scrap metals house .,ras rags AND and
SoToN isSsn9sSHa Rxo fase sSa eeSn: CO., a15 ST.
SEWTNG MACHTNEs-we- buy all types;
repair hemstitching, buttons covered
plestlng.. 716 11th st. NV, RE. 1900
TWIS,BED RIM. SUITE, in good eond.
4TTEHTIoN-Haulers and accumulators
Of scrap iron, auto batteries ana SCRAP
metals, see us before you sell. We always
pay the highest market prices. WASHING
ToN RAG q BAG co, 215 st. s.V- D1
WANTED-Better grade Of household fur-
niture. antiques and once furniture. MA
bb29; evenings. GE. 6447
AM INTERESTED IN ouying silvervafe;
any condition. China, brio -a-brae. old
je~elry. DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE
1895 q st NV. Sterling 1898
Evening star., 1948-08-03
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

sCOTTIE PUPPIES, registered 10 am
e Pm; wed onlv, 1923 Military ,,ry,re I'd nv ~
scATEs, SC IA 54OO or RA. os3a 5
HNGLIsH sETTERs-2 beautiful female
registered puppies, 10 wks. old; from NE III.
ot best st bred 3ss5 American setters' reasonable
GIFT PET, female puppy for kind little
s GIrMss NAN h0Si sHEphfRn Fai ch1sSe poespuDp,
Rut6land Ruth and Champion Dennis Ct Long,
worth Asgard CreeD. Daleview 1884, j
BOARDING. vacation for yosE yyqNnsNy dDg
e5lesyls sss Eoustd Nd aTaE Silver spras dsss
stock: SIS and Sa5 ,s, FA; 14sss 4sd n3 ~ ,e
ss$ sEsslsES :Rs s5s 5ss
Phone Vienna 1855, dial operator: -
sCoTTIEs. Axe reststerer' reasonasei'
f5tSees fpoes al aSD 'eaa:rs CATS boarded week ends o. .!
longer; air-conditioned kennels: p1nS p,skur a
szss WTh kSN SssfE,g'zs ,s Gs5n
your seieeties. AlexandTia osn5. .o,a a g.,
gg g2gsi1s;SaH9ia sa9a intelligent Sable and white sSo
eH eH GBsnpSBow,s TAN BARK; cocker pups
for sale. KEEPSAKE KENNELS res
SeGsEisiMa bSoBERMAN IPINscHER puppies; wks.;
4of 46S IFsSSrFiEs so ,pd up W; some regis
tsEfd tGERM3N 3S'pSiEPERD sHEPHERD Purs, most beauti-
ful: sire wonderful Ajax, mother zantippe;
male, S75; female, $50. 3025 st. NV
COCKER SPANIEL rgrf,NEss' 80 all ,oot.Y: coIoEs
sspd TI.Hk We dsvs sp1Tz and mixed fox
need home with fenced yard. Sligo 6109
Evening star., 1948-08-03
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-Mp. g. VA

ROOMS FURkIsHED-MD. g VA.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, y block from
car; suitable for couple or 2 girls Can
SIEVE SILVER ospRNG-Dble. rm., next to
bath; breakfast, laund. privils.: unllm
phone, transp. downtown If desired. SH.
BETHESDA, vicinity of Naval Hospital and
National Health institute swn BEDS heme hpnn.
OIL. 6O2O after $50 pm. -3
BETHESDA, large rm, newly decorated;
attrac. furn. for gentleman. Private home
semi private bath. OIL. 1925. -3
ONE LARGE ROOM, cool. comfortable, re.
decorated. reasonable; near bus transp
SE one DOUBLE and one single room, mex
SSs g Eaih large s p66RI2H room, eenveni.n. Is
Pentaeon and Fort Myer; $40 mo. Cal
@ isio No. NASH ST.. Arlington, va-com.
Portable room for one; pvt. entrance; nr
Pentagon and Navy Annex; $40. OK. 3726
ALEXANDRIA Mic Nicely ,vts. tu1n Fm p.ns. TYR
Eor, Navy Annex. ov. 4154. -5,
ARIINGTON-Front room, next to bath;
breakfast privils.; dble. or ssle.; NJ: west
over shopping center and buses. KE. $3.50
CONVENIENT TO PENTAGoN, twin beds
cross ventilation: good transp.; must ne
% or After pm, GIL. Ia40. a
NO. ARLINGToN,,Lse. rm:, txin beds beds
cribs; for 2 empl. mothers With BABY
board and care ef baby; complete slao 60
Kitchen privileses; suit. for working couple
Evening star., 1948-08-03

sIs B 81. N;E..eFurn. rm.. next to bath;
i2Is 1 y Z ST. N.?E;@Msster bedrm,. dble
1887 BAKER ST. Me- double room
ployed couple; unlimited phone. Ii.
s2s MD. AVE. N.E.-Larse rm., twin beds
end floor. next to bath FIR. 1927. "a
Ia B ST. NE, Capitol Hill, opposite su-
preme Court-Large, cool single room
running water. adjoining bath, s3b. Ii.
WooDRIDGE-Lse front room, twin beds,
cHiILUM-Newly furnished. 2 exposures
nice residential area refined family. $50:
also double rm., twin beds, $50. Ia 1855
s13 MASS. AVE. N.E-sinsle front rm.,
1881 18th sT. Ne nicely furnished
pSsse soems for cs PR as2s private
PVT. BASEMENT RIM, well furn.; with
Gentlemen pref. GE. 2261 IS
FURN. ROOM for couple, cooking privilege
good trans TR S33l. b
I118 PARK PL. NE.-Large double front
room, new.y furn.; suitable couple or
persons; Lin. PIX. or 18th and D transp
Reas. Lu. O5SO after 4:30 pm. -5
CoLoRED-NICE FRONT RM.. married
cRoL6Rn6wssro eR5 Ssf!sIreas L CLAY ST. N.E-sins,.
room. next to bath, home PRIVILEGES Cal
TR 0S2b )