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ROOMS WANTED.

TWO STUDENTS, girls, desire one large
double rm. or 2 single rms. IN the vicinity
o Catholic Univ. Call CO. 0092. Ia
WANTED, convenient to Pentagon, fur
nished or unfinished bed-sitting room
or .eficiency apartment with private bath
and private entrance. Call Republic 500,
Extension 7S4S7. 15s
uNFURNIsHED ROOM, cooking privileges
or room, and bath; woman, sin
gle Boz 190-H. Star. IS"
housekeeping rooms Cooking facilities
essentially In home Of adults. D. G..
transportation Box 195-H, Star. 12s
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ROOM WITH soARp WANTED.

GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL desires comfort
able room and board for self and 6-yr.-old
SON Also care for son in Christian home.
in nearby virginia. Give phone no. Box
166-H, Star. 15s
MAN, Jewish private fam
lily, adults lioeral pay. Post Once Box
6429, T st: Station; -1b
congenial smoke. drink and keep late
hours; effective March /. Box 2i4-H.
Star l3s
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coAL. Woop ana EuEL ON.

SCRAP LUMBER. irewood. 81 cord; you
dsav G cooPER sUPpIY CO. SIS
18th st. me- AT. 5919; night, FIR. 5000
WOOD SLABS, pine and oak. any length:
Va. and nearby Nd. Wo. 702S, 1T
GREEN OAK WOOD, any length; immedi-
ate delivery in NE. and NV. Cali Ashton
1892 la
CORD WOOD. oak, cut to 1T your ,fre-
HIGH HIGH PER CENT HARDWOOD, seasoned.
cords; bu. kindling Tree. Il. 4aab. 1e:
SEASONED OAK and pine. any length;
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BoATS.

MARINE sUPPLIES, paints. rope,. FIRE e.
rine engines, 80 TO 800 h.p.: fishing tackle
FRANK pN yEccH1o d SON. 1919 f1th
su & Sc y l.t n4as "a - row =, Az.
play; demonstration by appt.: place your
order now Il you expect spring delivery
LARRY HERMAN, Distributor, 1901 r. J.
ave. WA 1000 Ewes, WO 1928. III
BOAT BUILDERS - Marine plywood. an
sizes and kinds. Order now and save
money. Plywood headquarters, ma. 1880.
RE. 66o5. III
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

$40 CHEVERLY AVE, cheverlS, Nd
Apt. liv. rm, bedrm., kit, bath: conv.
transp. After pm 49,
1853 QUE ST. N.W.-Newly remodeled
unfurn. basement apt; studio rm.. kitchen,
bath; $50. UU. S54S.
LAUREL-Three 2-bedrm. apis, ami;
lmmed occupancy. Cali Gull BARBER,
Laurel md oal Ia
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters, calcula-
tors, bought and sold and rented. RI. 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. 8i3 14th ct

oNt nI AsFnWrAA @ss w. o." AEse ~
BOXES: Old suts: Isiies; clocks, stems. ! Try
ASfIouEs@Furnitufe, bric-s-brae, china,
sIsh:ss s ssss DSie.. ' Dsid Can SuRSsS
BEDRo0M, dining room or contents of
age. IA. 1857; after : Pm, aE. izis.
BEDROOM AND DINING RIM. SUITES
glassware. Frigidaire, rugs. radios. office
furniIITe. Anything yon may have to sell.
sEDRooM SUITES, dining room suites;
living room pieces. rugs. gas ranges and
o oSssh V viii Bay ias poa Ssn pres
s Is % sssss SRat a ESa aays to ss
pS SSs co. es ps ave- prices
opposite Dept d Justice RE s4s4
e asss eIassns Hsss;s 2zisfs '1f :.
DIAMONDS, old gold and silver: diamond
aas sseaSse isS Sash
and wrist watches. initial. birthstones, dia-
aSas rfsess 5as: s shr sE%
FURN.--House, apt. or single PCS; top
cash CASH prompt removal 1--WE do moVing'
FGRNITUIRE and household effects of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy suites,
S Sas Ms S 81 sFe R2 aos esase call
FURNITURE-Will buy entire contents or
odd pieces: best cash prices; buying and
fsHs S1 eyer sh 70 saa vs. DO aR mov ME
FURNITURE-Highest cash prices for fur
tents Of home or apt, Or fair-sized portion
ssseG resu sne ea %K sFTss ua
rng fm would uP Il ike to Purchase also
FJ1KNITURE-Household goods Of all
eash p ahn ea any m cut as FOOL
FURNITURE BOUGHT-Bedroom. dining
room. living room, pianos. stoves electric
refrisera Aogs sewing machines DE 1858
G0LD-;Erine your old gold. silver. plating,
ksrKkAsIss N " SsHEi a. ar st pless
Fl g. sso
s nv sxi rs GMs2aiNrEp-Highest prices
ssSse Fass SWsSsH1ssT s5i RAG = BAG JAG
faoTo and movie OWE cameras a"' lenses; high
Mr.: $50 Pa Pa.O ave We NV nv, RE, s4s4.
zs Sos szs apren Dlne' VIII II APT
CASH al, bSS4
PIANOS WANTEp-coLoNIAL p1ANo,co.
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA. 1870
Fl sR2ss scrap IRON scrap COP
per lead, scrap aluminium. Highest prices
9 81s 7, y 81 81 soo RAG & BAG co
klaESElkIGERATok, ~ Gu. it, gas: FIR.
SCRAP IRON wANTED-Highest prices
rags and auto batteries. If you cannot
deliver your ORGANIZATIONS, please phone
US. ACE JUNK CO., 1890 Georgia ave.
SCRAP SCR ri IRON 'wANTED-cast iron, Sis
per 100 pounds: auto batteries. S2 each;
house rags. "a per 100 pounds. delivered
scrap IRON, scrap metals, house rags and
auto batteries, II you cannot deliver your YOU
accommodations, please phone US, WASH
INGToN RAG & BAG CO.. 21b L st. s.w''
SEWING MACHINE. treadle or electric,
Washing pec mae e and ~
s SEWING Ste'f sA e pa, ali types
pisatlns. sIS F ST.. RE 1900. RE. ISL
sPdGET ~ RlA ssss must be good eond 1p to
s sTEhLl RI Ss SILVER TABLE SERVICE;
marked or unmarked. Call Sligo 1856
IS hss sSvs sPe Co. 5e't S '9S h s
WNxsTE1Dso Y grade. of household fur.
nsss .a sn,inss So sa4s
AM INTERESTED In buying silverWsre.
sSss ch iss5 D g. Aw s9srins 74ss
oLD-FASHiONED picture frames. clocks;
also antique furn., china, firearms. curios,
Fs faE &C. JOHN IN tsoS MS SAso
m must be asssss RshG Boz a0
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ROOMS FuRk,sHED-s.E. and s.W.
Mr.. NAVY YARD, 1853 18th st. SEQ
Dble nicely furn. bedrm.. share kit, cleo.
refgr.; plenty gas heat. Phone eyes,, IR.
CoIoRED-1a1s 8. CAPITOL ST. s.W.-
Dble. rm. for 2 gentlemen or cples. LII.
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ROOMS ukEURNIsHEp.

COLORED-UNFURN., two sunny rooms,
with kitchen privileges, suitable for cou-
pies: reasonable. Call after pm. 1886
9th st. NV 13s
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

COLoRED-4583 FO0TE ST NE.-Just
completed; rooms and bath, recreation
room; SS5 q mo. MICHAEL WALSH o.
SON, 1911 Eye st. NV. RE. $685.. liz
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, $40 st. NV. ME
plies
MATCHING every week pullorum clean
focks. CAPITOL HATCHERY, 1875 Kenil-
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ApAkrMEhTs EXCHANGED.

NEW BROOM semidetached brick house;
modern, fully equipped kitchen; in Alex;
IN exchange for l-bedroom apt good con-
dillon. in Washington, D. c. GE. 411Is
Thurs. 3 to g.; Friday and Saturday, to o.
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truck, sprayers on hand. OWNER. call
after 8. Fails Church 2leo. 10.
GARDEN TRACTORS-"Gardena ia
or "a h,p. with pillow cult. harrow, snow
plow. mower attach. MALONEY'S, INC,
S1e6 Ga ave, Silver Spring. SH, 1880.
LOVELY AFRICAN vIoLETs. Is varieties.
Ask for price list. No shipping. BEHNKE
NURSERIES, Wash.-Balto. blvd. Beltsville,
Md. TO. 1894. -16
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AVIATION.
FARM and GARDEN.

MEMBERSHIP OPEN In active, nonprofit
lO-member flying club using new Luscombs
Sc S5 h.p. Write Box 200-H, Star: IL
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

I44I HARVARD ST. NM rooms
RICE, AID. .0025; ewes. Wo. 2765. Open
l to daily. -1S
THIS VERY BEAUTIFUL Groom and s.
full living room; southwest corner OF
building; dining room, 8 master bedrooms
and , baths and a maids room and bath.
in one of the finest cooperative build
ings in WASHINGTON; offered for sale at
S37, 500. Call Mr.. Leigh, ma. $500: eyes,.
and week ends; WI. 3799. BOSS d
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ROOM HOME, 4 bedrms., for Q small
ungalow, NV, Silver Spring, Takoma
ark. OR. OILS. --l3
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D C. CT
Il.
APARTMENTS WANTED (cons.l

APARTMENTS WANTED Cont
e-bedroom apartment; prefer NV. SEQ
ton. Phone VI. 0523. 12s
OFFICER AND WIFE desire 2-a rm, furn.
or unfurn apt. pvt. bath: to SIS. Ref.
from former landlord. Alex, S092. 49,
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire Groom furn.
apt. no pets, no children, no drinkinsi
$50 mo. Box 1S3-H, Star. 17s
REFINED BUSINESS GIRLS, permanent,
urgently need 1-bedrm. unfurn. apt, NV.
Refs Chestnut 5249 after q pm. 12s
COLORED COUPLE desires one rn, kiteh.
and bath; $50 mo-. private NV. pref. Boz
CoLoRED VETERAN. wife and I child.
desires unfurn. apt, 2-S room, kitchen,
bath; vic NV MI 6245 12s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

utbSbS&kNtRNVSS HON 1889
REFRIGERATOR. 6-cu.-ft. dc luxe O.:
used one month. SITS. Oh 1924. 12s
7-ft. Frigidaire Do luxe;
cold wall; used l mo. TR. 1880. liz
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, apt. size,
very clean. excel. cond.. win deliver. Ii.
RRHaTFiR,IGERAToR, K.elvinator. 9 Gu, IT.;
inside and out: good condition.
sMHrRfGskAroR, eE. w.stinshsuss,
Verse ss91 immed1n,ase dsliysT9y 7 c. HARD
Rs f fR i phla com with Il nv
a nice savins:. PARAMOUNT CO, Ca.
ave: and w s; NV. AID. 2e26.
sEFRIGERATOkS.i mmed. delivery. brand
oE wsstinsheSss Ho spsaa h Ks
nssor req 0 Sos n now sSs6: sSssr guar
ssss terms ELEcfRicAI CENTER. Sf4
I9sh s st Nv; ia ss72 ..,,,.,,,.. I'M
guaranteed used boxes; ?:
st: ne. Ii, a545. IL. $3.50.
REFRIGERAToRS. sas and cleo. .. c. and
d as e. reeSnd and sga VA 1ss immed. del
super de luxe models; 5-year guarantee; :
food lockers built inside; will sell at 500
saving for cash Also brand-new auto
matte washers at bargain prices. HILL
APPLIANCE CO., SH. 1881 between $50
RfEFRiGERAToRs All brand-new. all
sizes and makes, some door samples at
deep-cut prices. We give extra large
trade in allowance. Very easy terms: In
STORE, 1920 9TH st. NV. MA. $3.50.
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WY .Saninss 6E. s447
any condition, jeweiry. glassware, brie-a-
brac, China. DORA KDUPSAW NILE
STONE, 1885 @ st. NV, Sterling 1896;
oLD-FASHIONED picture frames. clocks clocks
relics. etc. EN- 1905 or WO. 6500..
FATHER JOHN p. GALLAGHER POST,
must be reasonable. Box 1876, Star la
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rms, newly decorated, Twin Deos' uhIni
phone, gentlemen, gentle home. RA
ROCK CREEK pARK-studio room with
heated sleeping porch, twin beds, next to
bath. GENTLE home gentlemen on !
DUPONT CIRCLE. si1o R st; n.w; saa
furnished front room, for two, $50 mo-
f HoREi sin Flo f T. m Ave s.wsngls. s.
bath. SIS wk UP: stoker heat, Ia
gDys TSU pv in BATH eSmeste hSs
service; So per day. Cali Mr.. BOONE
i ~ q COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Men. sgle.. 81
AITuRAs HOTEL, 1909 18th s. a aaSa,.
nay ssS per- nrst ns and np dnns
HIHoTEtiL fESMIRY. 1872 q &. n,.-Most DE- e.
ae 5aSse singles a 81 75-s% so; do"blss 50.
Fla n ST. N.W.-ssinsie room for gentle
GEoRGEToWN AREANstgdio rm.. with
the. privacy. of an apt, Simmons inner
fDrnhss ee'a aeasle%sn 6nis or 4sss
s SOL WV vi ' aSsislrsH1RE AVE. Yesns
Mr.. Pleasant. 1854 18th st.Icomfort-
able Ems twin beds, kit. privils. If desired
1sas n sT. N.w.-Front rm., nicely furn..
5 beds, running water. End a. Sterling
1874 1921 18th ST. NV, Pennington Hotel,
near Dupont CiUle-Daily maid service,
24-hour ONCE and switchboard service,
phone in room; clean, quiet comfortable.
Single, $1,000 up; double, S7.50 up each.
11ss NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w-Lhk
room, hot and cold water. 3rd-foor front;
$44 q month; employed couple. Call RE.
LOVELY, LARGE, furnished double room:
clean and warm. next to bath with shower
sheets and towels furn. wkly.; cooking
privil Cali co. 02SS after pm. wkdays.
FOR EMPLOYED COUPLE or 2 ladies'
nicely furn. rms. as bedrm and liv rm:
transp. at door. 1905 seth st. NV, cor
ner Wisconsin ave. EN- 2544. liz
613 C ST. N.W:-Rooms for men, reason
able, clean environment. restricted. --l6
1925 18th ST. N.W.--Vacancy In select
home for young ladies; moderate rates,
pleasant environment. MIR. VEIRS, GO.
RE PANAMANIAN. 1885 New Hampshire
ave. n.w Desirable location mr.. Dupont
Circle: share rms, $50 mo-, elegantly
furn. tEin,.bed rm.. mr. bath; also nsssiy
THE ARGYLE, 2ao1 Mass. ave. NV;
COW. located. newly decorated twin
bed I'm. running water: available noS
Evening star., 1948-05-11
Chicago Stock Yard
Strike Is Averted
By fhe Assoeioied Press

CHICAGO. May 1l.-A strike OF
400 livestock handlers was called of
last night at the worlds largest
stockyards here.
Frank Monaghan. president of the
CIO stock handlers union, said his
union and the Union Stockyards &,
Transit Co. had reached agreement
on a new contract four hours before
the 1901 am. strike. deadline.
Mr.. Monaghan said the new con-
tract gave the workers a Scents
an-hour increase, but "an things
considered. we got about ID cents
Mr.. Monaghan said the new con-
tract, which runs to August II, 1949,
also gave the workers three weeks
vacation with pay after 20 years
service. double time for holidays
worked and straight time for holi-
days not worked.
The union president said the wage
increases were retroactive to last
April 4. Mr. Monaghan said the
men currently averaged about $1.05
hourly.
The stockhandlers load, unload,
weigh and drive cattle to and from
the pens and chutes within the
stockyards. The union is affiliated
with the CIO Packinghouse Work.
ers' Union, which has been on strike
against the major packing firms
since March is, seeking 29-cents-
an-hour wage increase.
Stockhandlers at Sioux City, Iowa,
voted. 81 to 8, at special meeting
last night not to join the meat
strike
Evening star., 1948-05-11
lost Jersey Girl
Phones Police for Aid

A girl who called police to say she
didn't know where she was awaited
the arrival of her father today from
Jersey City.
The girl was identified by cards
in her purse as Miss Ruth A. Rupp,
18. of Jersey City. Reached by
police, her father, Earl Rupp, said
she had been missing from home
since some time yesterday.
Police gave this account of the
girls adventures:
She came in last night on the
Greyhound bus from Newark, N. j.
AS soon as she arrived, she tele-
phoned police and asked for the
nearest police precinct.
She took a cab to the second pre-
cinct and from there was taken to
the Woman's Bureau. where she said
she didn't know who she was or
where she was. A search of her
pocketbook disclosed an identified
ton card and a clock punch card
from the RCA plant at Harrison
N. j.
According to police, she said
Everything is vague" when efforts
were made to jog her memory by
showing her the plant card. She
was taken to Galhnger Hospital
while police teletyped Jersey City
to notify her father.
Mr.. Rupp said as far as he knew
his daughter was not in i'll health.
He said he would come and get her
Evening star., 1948-05-11
Congress Reaction Mixed
on u. S.-Soviet Exchonqe

There was mixed reaction in Con-
gress today on prospects of Russian
American discussions to settle their
differences, but Senate and House
members gave free expression to
hopes for improved relations.
ITS very sensible thing" said
Senator Connally, Democrat, Of
Texas former Senate Foreign Rela-
tions Committee chairman. With
Senator Vandenberg, Republican, of
Michigan. Senator Connally sat in
on many of the wartime and post
war conferences with Russia.
I'm very hopeful for improve
ment of our relations" Senator
Connslly said.
Speaker Martin said: Il think
every effort should be made to
reach a rapprochment between the
two countries. I'm glad to see it's
being done"
Chairman Eaton Of the House
Foreign Affairs Committee said: Il
favor the proposed consultation. but
Judging by the results of previous
consultations the attitude and
Evening star., 1948-05-11
Howard Hughes Buys
Major RK0 Interest
By the Assoeioted Press

|
LOS ANGELES, May 11.-Floyo
B. Odlum, head of Atlas Corp, today
announced the sale of the major
interest in RKO studios to Howard
Hughes.
| Price of the s2s, ,O2o shares was not
disclosed but a studio source esti-
mated the amount between $4,000, ,0OO
and 100000. The stock currently
is selling at about So.
An RKO spokesman said Mr.
Hughes shares amount to about "a
per cent of the stock outstanding
among some $4,000 shareholders
enough to give him control Of the
motion picture firms affairs.
Mr.. Odlum said the Atlas Corp,
an investment firm, is maintaining
"a direct and heavy financial inteE-
est in RKO.
Earlier this month, Mr.. Odlum
and Mr.. Hughes jointly announced
a tentative agreement In. the long.
rumored negotiations for sale OF
Atlas holdings to Mr.. Hughes, an
independent film producer for 20
years. - - vE%.$ a
Mr.. Odlum's statement today said :
THE tentative contract that How
ard Hughes and entered into sew
eral days ago permitted me to with
draw if within a period of time /
should obtain high cash offer from
others.
Il have received such an offer but
Notwithstanding this, I have today
made the purchase agreement with
Howard Hughes firm final and
the shares will change hands within
the next day or two.
Evening star., 1948-05-11
Europe's SLOPES Raised
For u. S.-Soviet Talk
To Improve Relations
by the Assoeioted Press

LONDON, May 11.-Prospects OF
Soviet American talks aimed at i'm
proving relations between the two
countries raised hopes throughout
Europe today for peaceful end te
the cold war.
Moscow's announcement that Rus
sia is willing to discuss settlement OF
differences with the United States
caught continental capitals by sur
prise. Most official quarters refused
comment. The British Foreign Of
flee said it wanted first to study the
official Soviet and American texts.
The European press tempered ex-
pressions of relief with caution
against overoptimism.
Red Papers Play Up Story.
Communist-cont papers in
Germany, Hungary, Romania and
France gave banner lines to the
story.
In Berlin, the Russian-controlled
Vorwaerts' headline said: Lessen
ing of tension in the world situa-
ton? Washington and Moscow
ready to discuss and clarity their
existing differences.
Paris newspapers were enthusi-
astic
In Denmark the Foreign Ministry
said it would be premature to COM
ment at this time.
Leading nonpolitical figures in
Creaca oyprocsed hor,e that tho II, c
will calm down turbulent Europe,
but they said they fear Greece may
be sacrificed to appease Moscow.
Evening star., 1948-05-11
Last Of ERP Funds
Requested by Truman
BY the Associotsd Press

President Truman has asked Con-
gress to appropriate the remaining
$8l8, 900 900 to finance the $6,118,-
600 900 foreign recovery program.
He previously had asked for S.
300 900 900 to put the plan into oper-
alton. That is the amount destined
for economic recovery of so-called
Marshall Plan European nations.
The House Appropriations Com
mittee, (which has been holding
hearings on the original request, is
expected to lump the new sum into
single bill. Committee action Is
not expected for several weeks.
The foreign aid bill enacted last
month merely authorized the United
States to embark on a program to
help recoverX~d friendly nations
including the projects covered by the
money request yesterday. 1t will be
meaningless unless separate bill
providing the cash is passed.
OF yesterdays $8l8,000, 900 request,
$463 900 900 would 60 to China, $20,-
100000 to Trieste, $275,000,000 to
Greece and Turkey and 10000, ,OOO
to the International Children's Fund
The funds for Greece and Turkey
would finance continuance Of the
military assistance granted last year
Triestes share would be for the
prevention of disease and unrest"
Evening star., 1948-05-11
Oregon
Continued From First Page

invitation to debate communism
raised to unprecedented heights the
interest already stirred by the clear
cut Oregon contest between the two
presidential aspirants.
In his telegram Of acceptance
Gov. Dewey said that while
usually disapprove of personal de-
bates between Republicans because
they tend to weaken and divide oul
party. regard the proposal to out
law the Communist Party as sc
dangerous to our freedom and the
security of this country that I think
a bold discussion OF it -" is essen
tial."
Stassen Gets Reinforcements.
Gov. Dewey added that every citi-
zen OF the United States should
know what is at stake in the issue
of communism.
Stassen forces Saturday ran In
reinforcements in the person of Gov.
Luther Youngdahl of Minnesota.
Mr.. Stassen moved up by three days
his return to Oregon for an intensi-
fed windup of his own campaign
He is due in Portland this Friday
the same day Gov. Dewey is sched-
uled to complete tour Of Eastern
Oregon.
Gov. Dewey rested here Sunday
and yesterday, nursing a slight
throat infection and discussing, via
long distance telephone, affairs in
New York.
He is expected, however, to re-
sumo his campaign today, flying to
Ontario, Greg, for a tour of the far
eastern part of the State. He left
his room yesterday only to make a
brief visit at Kiwanis Club
luncheon.
Evening star., 1948-05-11
| s. Bill Proposed
By Klein in Honor
|Of Roosevelt

A three dollar bill to honor the
memory of President Franklin D
Roosevelt was proposed today by
Representative Klein, Democrat, Of
New York.
He plans to introduce in the House
this week a measure to authorize
issuance of this new denomination
It would carry on its face the like
ness Of President Roosevelt and on
its back an engraving of the Roose-
welt Library at Hyde Park.
Mr.. Klein said the idea was first
brought to his attention by Abe San
ders, an employe of the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing and long
time member of Local No. 4, Inter-
national Association of Bookbinders.
The Bookbinders Union, Mr.. Klein
said, has adopted resolution rec
ommending a three-dollar bill, pre-
dieting it would be widely circulated.
The Treasury Department con-
fined its comment to an observation
that major canges in currency are
rare,
Evening star., 1948-05-11
Death Of Newspaperman
I'm Detroit River Held Suicide
BY the Assoeioted Press

WINDSOR, Ontario. May IL. =
Police today labeled as suicide the
death Of Gordon Cascaden, former
American newspaperman whose
body was pulled yesterday from the
Detroit River.
Although the 64-year -old Mr.. Cas-
caden's body was bound and weight
ed with stone, DR.. S. M. Asseltine
said after an autopsy that the one
time foreign correspondent had
taken his own life. DR.. Asseltine is
Windsor patholegist.
When the body was recovered
from the river the feet we're bound
together and a travelling bag filled
with stone was slung from the neck
Police said Mr.. Cascaden had been
in i'll health since his return to
Windsor in 1916.
He had been a writer for news
papers in Detroit. Windsor, Chicago,
New York and other United States
cities. At one time he was foreign
correspondent for the Detroit News.
Evening star., 1948-05-11
Carleton W. Martin Dies
AT 39 After Iona Illness

Carleton w. Martin, 80. former
Washington resident, died yesterday
at Washington Sanitarium after a
long illness. He came to the sani-
tarium week ago from his home
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Martin lived in Washington
from 1922 to 1927 and attended St.
Johns School. He was in the Navy
for fodr years and later worked in
Philadelphia shipyards. He worked
at his. brothers building firm, Mar
tin Bros, 1909 Connecticut avenue
NV. from 1888 to 1885.
Survivors are his brothers. Rus
sell and Fred S. Martin, both of
Washington: John j. and Irving E.
Martin, both of Silver Spring, all
partners in the building firm, and
George C. Martin of Washington.