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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
BY GOVT. OFFICIAL, 2 or 8 bedrm

BY GOVT. OFFICIAL, 2 or 8 bedrm un-
furn house or apt. preferably Northwest
1G eSup Hs no up csd soo pe
references. Phone MA. SAB. Ext. sos. s.
URGENTLY REQUIRE 3 or bedroom un-
furnished house: Washington or suburb.
ARMY COLONEL desires 2 or a-bedrm;
house, furn. or unfurn: $3.50 mo-, will
soa assa9Ss lens 1En0 en- or s gnsns
NAVY CAPTAIN with wife and 3 chill;
dren: desires 3 or 4 bedroom unfuIn 1idad
Washington "a years. sH. 1913. 10.
ADULT COUPLE. no children or pets
~. ~, only; ssTase; auto heat Tel 81
NAVY OFFICER. wife, 2 children, need
tx -1 ssoo or hG NE a ~ MR. VAN 1ooN
ssREPSE @ MogsE or apart s,s fur
sfs Sfs AsE S1 PE S@1h
Gated, and wife desire. 2-bedroom house
se shqEsn pets o ss stFe RS 5Sis
UNFINISHED to rooms, bungalow
h b OF nesrDg S fR 1855
QUIET. responsible. Foreign Service fam
lily recently transferred to WASHINGTON
U URGE Fly needed, being evicted; must
E Fsbt for S x5te 4s snd children City
ANDREWS FIELD oficer and wife need 1
or 2-bedroom furn: home. No children; n no
Ram RAN f 81 a15 ei0s ext e s1 eio
NAVY CAPT. with 3 children desires furn.
house, or apt. in NV. area for remainder
school year. Any reasonable price. SH.
REGULAR ARMY CAPT. wife. oh-yr. old
son need furnished apt or house for .
oP OFF RRGG eGf NAVY Desires s4 bed
grown daughter. Require acceptable neigh
town. TWo;year lease preferred; available
DO DO n NOT ' WASTE YOUR gu TINE re ad this
your rsi house s Naval oficer S WIFE a-yr.-oid
daughter desire furnished two-bedroom
house in p: c; or nearby suburban areas;
ing utensils; pay to and Including Slg5
2 years; Call TR. Ss45. Tues; and Thurs:
all day Sat. and Sun. Ask for 1t. TIB-
UNFURNisHED or more bedrm. house
yard or acreage; va. only. Approx. 2-yr.
living in darlington. Call Temple s72a.
NAVY LIT. DESIRES . or 3 bedroom house
in Virginia or Maryland, convenient Navy
Annex, available July L; will consider buy
7400, Ext. 71173, 1T. VINCELETTE, week
days, 3 to f. IA
MARINE 1T. wife and year-old SON desire
2-bedroom apt. or house. Call FIR. 0319.
REGULAR AIR FORCE MAJOR desires 2
or 3 bedrm. house in sub; Va, furnished
FOUR RESPONSIBLE GIRLS need house
inn Cd q relv fiIrr or III O30Q
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwest.

FOR SALE BY OWNER-5S33 3rd pl. NV
Esemidet. corner brick: LIST f.. din. r RIM
firepl.; md e., 4 bedrms and tiled baths
full bsmt;, gas heat. finished rec. rm. with
firepl., tiled bath: all we'll equipped with
cedar closets. outside entrance. RIA. 3O16
BETHESDA Glenbrook Village, Naval Hos
pltal area a. white ManSville shin;
rooms and tile bath. both bedrms. take
fully decorated fine equip; throughout;
N MI sa cooLf5GE HIGH s sci oi2
leaving city an excellent opportunty to
condition bright bedrms., and tile bath
on End A.; Venetian blinds throughout
new auto. heat: dry basement, built-in
and Sun. cali CO. 1873. exclusively with
NEITHER Realtors-Builders' 1lo6 Vt
New 6-rm. semidet. brick home com,
plete with "a bath on 1st H., gas h.-w.h
s12.12s5o VA approyedI:, sa25 down for .n
left / blk. to Sheridan St. and : biks.
L st. NV RE. 1855. 5
10th AND OAK , SITS; NV, west Of 10th
story brick; 6 rms. and all-tiled bath, fun
shower gas heat Immaculate nnassd condition. on
reasonable. terms. For details call tin 9
M MIR sPRoPPiE:RT1Es NC, 1ois nth St.
aiM rs s02 AVE. NV, near Buehanan-
$500 down: vacant: semidetached 2-story
large oedrms' fun basement; h,,wh;; de-
this week. For details call TIN Q pm
weekdays, Sunday y to 8. VIM. Gale
MFRS PROPERTIES. INC. 1912 18th st
OPEN To-Day, TO r.M-l421 Whit;
bedrms, , baths. den, maids rm: and
e. PRE s5Fi REiL e. VI sele Eves
CHEVY CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-Dienitied Dutch
Colonial. detached, center hall; lge. lis
s snd mG sDf e : ad RS ool has se d
sized bedrms. and bath; oil heat; lge.
beautifully Handicapped lot; Diet, garage: a
wonderful buy at S1S,500; at little ex-
eral thousand dollars above. Call Mr.
Koch, with JAMES C. Upton, WO. 3211
ewes. OR. 1909:
HOME WITH INCOME. mr.; Georgia ave
For For"s details CAN Mr.. HoFFER, Ma. saa3
Eyes: and Sun; Pc. 5000. o Il o.
for
binaticn for doctor, dentist or professiona
man: 10-room house, suitable for large
family or diplomats residence; facing 1otf
M ,saiShsos' ST. ST. 81 Of 10th nw-you
won't find a better bargain in this neigh
borhood than this attr; 10:rm. Diet; home
priced at ass sWnea ETY.
cox g. Co, RE. 1883.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cent,

Observation-Disclosures tnrn ,;,,' s. !. 2
ss'l mo- co 76ss s ss s ssa sass
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Lovely a-bedrm
nome p sas i,ssP ssnv sfsh saSo s' ca. Its
WELL-FuRN. 3-bedrm. home on Y acre
In CHEVY, Chase, Nd Mo- playroon; OBJ. ga
a aRTnI Rs9iss MD.-Hrick home, furn.
rms b and s bath i'm. se pRRI s $50 L s1 R
AiICEsxsiANDRiA. yA.1we shall be happy
e share our little nome with q RESPONSE
COLONIAL HOME, 10 acres; 3 large bed
fH bath ns seiSn e1aas French doors
equipped Kit. built-in breakfast nook. q
sish f RExhTY s o% es 49, sarge Open PHI
Def. BRICK, ~ baths; oh-wh mi
beyond Falls Church boz. 3 or more months
oc GS PfT o %S GfRIs sS t. share house,
mo. Call from $3.50 am. to l pm. II
9oS6. After 5 pm. Ii. 2106. 1927
For FOR REM r compl. furn.. 4-bedrms.. 9
baths, 2 porches. LIST A.: incl. porch, End
f.; ., natural fireplaceS; finished attic with
Wdtcls sap INV LIS lIdAu LII
with full bath in bsmt.; built. In gar: very
pleasant; mr.. transp.; immed. occupancy:
$500 mo. DU. 42s9, OR. $500. 1920
SILVER SPRiNG-Furnished s-rm house,
3 to months, with bedrooms; $500
per month plus utilities: adults. Call SH.
2347 Tor appointment: References required
MODERN GROOM AND BATH HOME, Sc.
suburbs. Phone Hillside $685..
5040 SHERRIER PL. N.W.-5-room house,
completely furnished; coal heat; children
welcome: on 3 lots: bus and trolley at
corner; S135 mo-: . mos. in advance. MI.
NEW HOME FOR RENT in Manassas. Va,
Completely Furnished rms, all mod
ern conveniences. 45-minute drive to
washington on Southern Railroad and
and Trailway bus. Close to schools. stores
and churches: S100 per mo. Fairfax
a i EAST MELBOURNE Young
couple to share our home. Everything
furnished; sos. Silver Spring 0609.
TWO COUPLES, employed wives, with child
each (prefer under g months or over 2
years. can beat high cost of living by
renting my furnished bungalow in River
dale. Lady owner and two. children IN
attic apt. will be your housekeeper; $3.50
month per couple covers everything. in
Guiding good meals, washing, laundry,
child care, unlimited phone, plenty heat.
Car M :essary; 30 minutes downtown.
Available now UN 1852
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

VACANT = 20-unit apt house; elevator
remodeiins to 20 Units " RE s5si AZ
$4,000 TAKES IT-20-unit. apt close
in. Al rental location: lge. apis; price
less than eight times rental. RE. 0493,
EN-. O303 10
A GOOD APT. of . apis. another of 4
apis, under $4,000; 7-apt,, NV, $45,-
NEARBY Wis units, conveniently To-
Gated for shopping and transp Can be
bought for around ~ times annual rent,
A BARGAIN-Splendid department build
ing. fine NV. renting section; old rent.
$1,000 year. Potential rent. If larger
$4,000 gross This is a regular apart
ment building Clear. SIS. 900 No phone
calls FRANK A. GIBBONS Real Estate).
Investments 0Nh 10Th n W Rnnrn 90 .
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED, ~ bedrooms,
house in NV. section; in exchange for one
bedroom, apt. furn. or unfurnished: pref.
In apt. bldg. NV. section. AID. 1885. IS
NEW YORk-2R bedrms., , baths, in
highly desirable. NV apt. Tent S140) for
small apt: midtown N. Y. C. or West
chester; Box SOC. Star, 3
NEW Urn. BRICK HOUSE, semidet.
modern fully equipped kitchen. in Alexan-
diia;. IN exchange for 2-bedrm. apt: good
condition; will consider l large bedrm. in
Alex. Sat, 1T pm; Sun, 90 pm,
GE 4117 IS
BRIGHTWooD AREA-Apt., ? lge rms,
dinette, kit. and bath, beaut. furn., to ex-
change for lge. apt. or small house in
Chicago or suburbs. DIR. LOUBE, GE. OBS.
10
vicinity of Quantico. Va, for 2-bedroom
apartment or cottage in or near Washing
ton, D. c. Box I17-H. Star
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HOUSES uNFURNlsHED.

SIX ROOMS, ga baths. home on l acre:
Scar garage; in Arlington; children al
lowed. Can A. H DANIELS. GIL. 1850 .
BETHESDA. MD.-six rms. 3 bedrms.,
baths, gas heat. gar avail: March rr !; 70
]. FISHER CO., INC, Realtors. 73S 18TH
st. NV. DI. $3.50. -
500; detached rooms and bath oil heat.
Open Sunday IL to 2 or call SAM RosEY,
81 s-koo ROOM UNFURN. HoUsE-ao4s a0th st.
sc. Call after 6, CHI. 1915. 5
BRANDYWINE, MD.-Modern 2-bedroom
house; furnish own utilities and oil heat;
DETACHED HOME in Silver Spring; z
rooms and bath, INV oil heat just redec-
GRATED and now vacant: can be rented until
Sept. 10. 194S; Sl75 o month. r. p RIP
LEY, Realtor. SH. 1889. (Closed Sunday
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

TRANSFERRED, Richmond to Washing
ton, would like to trade comfortable g.
bedroom house in Richmond. Va. for COM
parable house in NV or suburban Vir-
ginia. Box l14-E, Star.
MOVING TO NEW YORK; New Yorker.
moving to Wash. soon. has 12-yr. -old. a.
bedrm., 3R-baths. stone shingle superlatve
home with maids quarters, game rm.. pam
eled living rm.: in Pelham, finest West
chester area. Would like to talk swap.
Write Box 277-G Star
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4 a1ifE E - ESMPPL aoYED Government girls de-
Northwest section; best references Box
VET Ell WIFE FIFE and child desperately need 3
or room furn. or unturn. apt; excel rel.
COUPLE col desires two or three, room fur
nished apartment: il acceptable will stay
two S ysa6s no e6 cREsNL f9a no
NAVAL WARRANT OFFICER desires l.
Vicinity; 500 maximum. RE. 400, Ext,
YoTSG COUPLE. 14-month-old daughter,
wSn pbo5s apt
ARLINGTON or Alexandria, for Army. Of
cer wife and dapsh Ter f4Fns Mo1
6 throus ReP frI Soof to N' ''''' 1os '
EMPLOYED COUPLE. kitchen, living room.
bedroom, bath. furnished or unfurnished;
diateiy. 81. 0l55 IA
FOUR MEN, FBI employees desire two
bedroom furnished apt. Call no. 2!61
QUIET refined YOUNG couple, no shid5s9
PhEAsE. PIEAsEMunf a.room apt or
ately. CAL MI. 8sss; To SIS. 10"
unfurn.. for permanent residence in
Wash; NV. section preferred. Box 70.H'
EFFICIENCY or one-bedrm. apt. fur
nished or unfinished, two adults. Ii,
RESPONSIBLE. young employed couple de-
sire / or = bedroom furnished apartment;
: GOVERNMENT GIRLS desire reason
able furnished apartment, nice location.
TWo RESPONSIBLE MEN. Govt meteorol-
ogists. desire furnished apartment in apt
building NV. section; will pay 500 mo.
NAVY OFFICER and wife need furn apart
nent desire bedroom kitchen LYING s S,1 and
west section. RE. 1927, Ext, l0l. 80 :,
TWO REFINED settled women desire 1
or > bedroom apartment, furnished or I'M
furnished; NV. OF, Arlington preterTed RED
on or before March / RE. 400 Ext:
6141a S-4:30; RE. 6226, Ext. 305 after
RESPONSIBLE young couple with emo
old baby desire a 1-bedrm. apt, furn. or
unfurn. Call RA. 0671. ask for MRS
WANTED by bachelor. or bedroom; Kit
and bath apt, in NV. sect. IN apt. bldg
furn or unfurn. Box 2l-H, Star. ~
yETERAN-,Permanent. resident; desires
low. TW. s4o4.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
10000 More Agents
Sought 10 Scrutinize
income Tax Returns
BY the A..oeioied Press

The Internal Revenue Bureau is
seeking 10000 more collectors and
agents to scrutinize income tax re-
turns more carefully.
The Treasury now is losing
5000, ,O00, 900 a year in unpaid In
come taxes because the Internal
Revenue Bureau is undermined, q
Senate Appropriations subcommit-
tee was told yesterday.
Undersecretary A. L. M. Virgins
estimated $1,000, 100000 is lost
through deliberate fraud by tax
dodgers.
E. B. Atcheson, assistant com
missioner of Internal Revenue, said
about $4,000. .000, 900 more is lost
in nonfraud cases.
Mr.. Atcheson estimated the S.
000, ,000, 900 might be recovered "if
we 60 after it."
Mr.. Virgins said the bureau is
able to examine only 3 per cent OF
the tax returns.
Senator Gordon, Republican. Of
Oregon, asked why the Treasury die
not ask more money for the Internal
Revenue Bureau in its budget esti-
mate. The bureau requested the
same amount it received last year.
MIR. Virgins said the Budget Bu-
reau directed the Treasury not to
ask for more funds for Internal
Revenue work until after Joint
Senate House committee reported
on an investigation of the bureau
The bureau asked $188, 200, 900 fol
the fiscal year starting July l, but
the House recommended a cut o1
81 ,264 900.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
0ecupational Therapisis
10 Meet al Waller Reed

An all-day meeting of occupa-
tional therapists from District,
Maryland and Virginia occupational
therapy associations viii open at
10 am. tomorrow In the Sternberg
Auditorium at Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Maj. Gen. George C. Breach, COM
mandant of the Army Medical Gen.
ter, will give the welcoming address
to the assembled specialists. Col.
Emmett M. Smith, chief of physical
medicine at Walter Reed, will pre-
side.
Among the speakers will be Miss
Wilma West, executive director of
the American Occupational Therapy
Association; Miss Margaret Gleave,
director of the Delaware Curative
Workshop, at Wilmington; Miss
Margaret Clark, of the Richmond
Veterans Hospital; 1t Ellen M.
Lund. of the occupational therapy
section at Walter Reed, and Miss
Ruth Brunyate of the Children S
Rehabilitation Institute. Cockys-
vile, Md.
Registration for the meeting will
begin at $50 am.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. c.*. As
I

Maryland farm until he went into
the automobile business in the
Washington area. Afterward he
started his real estate business In
Silver Spring.
He was a member of the Mary.
land Real Estate Association and
| the Silver Spring Elks.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Naomi
Myers Worthington, he Is survived
by three brothers, John Thomas,
jr., Ellicott City; Harry D., Chicago,
and Charles Tyson Worthington,
Glen Falls, N. Y, and two sisters.
Mrs. Walter B. Posey, Marlboro,
Md, and Mrs. ]. J. Hutton, Brooke
willie, Md.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow in the Warner e.
Pumphrey funeral home, 8434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring.
Burial will be in Olney, Md.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Jop Thieves Take
Idea of Democratic
Emperor Seriously
BY the Assoeioisd Press

TOKYO, April s.-Thieves
seem to be taking literally this
democratic idea about the EN-
peror being only human after
all.
They invaded the Imperial
Palace grounds-which in the
old days was sacred soil-and
made off with Is White Leg
horn chickens raised personally
by the Empress.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Falls Church Drowning
OF Boy Ruled Accident

A certificate of accidental drown
ing was issued today by Fairfax
County Coroner Nelson A. Podol-
nick in the death of a 5-year-old
Falls Church boy.
The victim was Carl Edward Per-
ry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Perry of Haycock road, who fell
into 3 feet of water in an excavation
near his home yesterday.
The boy was playing with, three
other children, including a 6-year-
old brother One of the children
ran about block and half to the
Perry home and told Mrs. Perry
what had happened. She rushed to
the scene and recovered her son. S
body.
c. L. Williams, who was working
nearby, gave artificial respiration
and, with Russell U. Shanholtz, who
also was working nearby, took the
boy to the Falls Church Medical
Center. He was pronounced dead
on arrival.
Evening star., 1948-04-09

Children's Hospital has applied
for s658,oO0 from the Government
under the Hill Burton Act to help
pay for its new building at Thir-
teenth and w streets NV.
District Health Officer George c.
Ruhland's decision as to whether or
not all or part of the money will be
granted will be guided by recon-
mendations of the Hospital Advisory
Council, which mas been studying
local hospital needs since last June.
The hospital raised $1,300,000 for
the new building in a 20-month
campaign ended last December. 1t
made application for the Federal
funds March IS.
IS Million Total Authorized.
Under the terms of the Hill Burton
Act OF 1916, Congress authorized
expenditure Of $75,000,00 a year for
five years for hospital Improvements
throughout the country. The Dis
trict'ss share amounts to about
100000 year. Under the law, the
hospitals must match the Federal
appropriation with twice the amount.
The Childrens the first substan-
tial request by hospital here since
the bill was passed, according to
Henry S. Gavens, budget officer of
the Health Department. The Health
Department was the first applicant
for funds, he said, when it asked
$4,000 to help remodel the Gales
School,. First and G. streets NV,
as a. health center for children.
ID. C. to Get 100000.
Mr.. Gavans said the District was
allotted 100000 under the new law
for the fiscal year 1948 and none of
it has been spent Another $500 900
will be placed at the disposal of the
District for the fiscal year 1949,
he added.
The new Children's Hospital
Building will be built on the site
of the present administration build
ing, erected in 1869. The hospital
expects to add so new beds to it's
present 222 with the new construc-
ton.
Hospital officials said the insti-
tuition is the largest individual chill
dren's hospital in the country and
has the largest out-patient clinic OF
any children's hospital in the Ma
ton. 1t also is the only large indi-
vidual children's hospital south of
Philadelphia, it was said. 1t handles
more than 10000 clinic visits a
year.
Evening star., 1948-04-09

-Italy's shipping lines are resuming
their prewar services.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
S658, 900 Federal Aid Business Government
For Building Is Sought Conference 10 Be Held
By Children 'sHospitaI AT Hotel Tomorrow

The second annual conference on
Government and business relations
will be held tomorrow at the Ward
man Park Hotel under the sponsor
ship of the Harvard School of Busi-
ness Administration and the Har-
ward Business School Club OF
Washington.
Assistant Secretary of State Will
lard L. Thorp will speak at the din
ner at 7 pm. tomorrow at which
Supreme Court Justice Douglas will
preside. Mr.. Thorp's topic will be
'"The Effect of the Foreign Aid Pro-
gram on Domestic American Busi-
ness"
The conference will open with reg
istration at 9 am. and the initial
meeting will be at 10 am.
The morning session will be de-
voted to employment. Prof. Myles
Mace of the Harvard School will
speak on Problems of Opening q
New Business" He will be fol-
lowed by Carl r. Boil, chairman ot
the Alumni Placement Committee
whose subject is How to Seek q
New Position"
Charles E. Wilson, General Elec-
trio Co. president, will be a guest
at lunch when Lotion S. Wesley
club president, will preside. Dean
Donald K. Davis of the school will
speak on THE Urgency for States
men In Business and Government.
Sidney j. Weinberg of the New York
financial firm of Goldman, Sachs &
Co.. will speak on How Business
Can Cooperate with Government.
Morgan Beatty. radio news COM
menator, will preside at the after
noon session starting at 2:30 pm.
What Business Expects From
Government" will be discussed by
Charles P. Mccormick, chairman
and president of Mccormick 81 Co.,
Inc, Of Baltimore. George L. Bell,
associate director of the Office OF
international Trade, will reply with
What Government Expects From
Business" Prof. Lincoln Gordon
of the school will speak on What
the Public Expects From Both" "
Evening star., 1948-04-09
FOUND.

COCKER SPANIEL DOG, blond. in Mont
gomery County. WI. 1881.
COGKFR SPANIEL, small. black and white;
Flrt Irnt I'd. Call Alexandria 1924.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Independent Offices Bill
Passed After 81-Mi|Iion Cut
BY the Assoeloied Press


The Senate completed legislative
action yesterday on the first regular
appropriation bill of the year and
sent it on to the White House.
The bill carries $967 ,442,551 to
maintain score of independent
Government agencies in the fiscal
year starting. July /.
The amount is approximately
s81 900 900 less than President Tru-
man asked in his budget message.
AS finally passed, the bill carries
only 100000 of emergency funds
for President Truman. He had
asked 81 100000, but the Senate cut
this to 100000 after the House had
allowed 100000. The final figure
was compromise
Southern members complained
that President Truman had used
these funds to finance special COM
missions on civil rights and similar
matters.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Otis A. Worthingion Dies;
Really Firm Owner

Otis Alton Worthington. 43
owner of Worthington Realty, q
Silver Spring firm he started 10
years ago. died unexpectedly yes
terday in his home. 1O6o3 Lorain
avenue, Woodmoor, Md.
Mr.. Worthington and his wife
operated the real estate Office at
8427 Georgia avenue, Silver Spring.
Born on Cedar Close Farm, How
ard County, Md. Mr.. Worthington
was the son of the late John
Thomas Worthington and Ida
Melissa Worthington. He attended
Rock Hill College In Ellicott City,
Md.
Mr. Worthington operated the
Evening star., 1948-04-09
LOS


BLACK sIa, CHOW strayed; If seen' call GE.
BOSTON BULLDOG. black, with white spot
on the back of neck, white face, white
under meek neck; answers to name s Of "Tippy':
fsNsr9 nsssiSroesn Ca 9gy } sa misses him very much
reward. Telephone HI 10. % 7asa. 10 ffNs'
BRIEFCAsE on blvd between Washington
sna "a MHSsHsd YORK to nds 5s Rs Gs
more, and reverse charges, .
BROOCH, white gold ilisree, diamond and
sapphire chip. may be worn with white
sold chain, valued as keepsake: reward
EAi I,N $500, Branch 5lss' until D After After
CAMERA, model Az Argus, 35-mm:: brown
leather case; VIC p Of c, Blds. Reward.
COCKER SPANIEL. black, male; vicinity
ness: name Ussie, Reward. Cali Wo.
COCKER SPANIEL, young: male, white,
cream cream ears Sa6 vic City Market Call Alex
COCKER SPANIEL, black; lost in the vic.
of Boiling Air field; answers to the name
Of Blackjack reward. Call FIR 5000, Ext.
COLLIE; yell'T ans WHITE ans te name M
Can Call Or. i47ss. 40 ''l'''' eTi'o' Wfi
change purse with S42, TUESDAY; either on
Sch and K. Finder may keep money. Lib
eral reward offered for return of ring
Sentimental value. MI. 4240. -
DOG, part spitz and Collie, white with
brown and black spots on hip; ans to
the name Duck; If found, please return
70 1Sl Fairmont st. NV. and receive
liberal reward. %
DOG, Mon. eve, shasgy hair tan and
st. Arl; reward, IA. 2593-M 10
EARRING; one Of = pr Of hoop, plain sii-
shoreham Hotel, Reward OIL. 3227.
GOLD NECKLACE, babys; vic 10th and
c. G. CRIsT. Ex. 400. Ext 5I9. o.
sCoTTIE, close clipped; lost vic. Of Bar
naby Woods Phone EN-. 3076. 10
SORORITY PIN. gold X set in pearls
arainst horseshoe L. E. Jones on back;
OBJ. Feb. 43; reward GL 1890. 10
SILVER COMB AND NAIL FILE SET, in
leather case; on bus from College Park,
Md. ia. 20T2,
TOY BOSTON BULL TERRIER, dark hrin-
Ole and white, Montgomery tag No. 1854;
and Franklin st. Reward Sligo l4Sl.
WATCH ladys, small gold Gruen; vic oc-
cldental Rest. or Alexa., Va. Fairlineto
Center. Reward TE, 9155. I'll
WATCH. lady's Universal, yellow gold
square case; lost Thurs, April 8, vic down
town. tn and G and 18th and E; reward
AID. 1861. 10
WRIST BRACELET. diamond and sapphire,
while sightseeing in city. Liberal reward
g. T. GUlJARRO, RIM. 424, Chastleton
Hotel. IL
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Evening star., 1948-04-09
Names Influence Reds

MOSCOW P).-Trud, the trade
union newspaper, recently published
an article criticizing the Riga Circus
organization. One administrator
the paper says, was willing to hire
a performer only on condition that
he change from Russian name
"zherebtsov," to foreign-sounding
sppelation. No protests of Zherebt-
SOW availed against this Jealous wor-
shipper of foreign names, the paper
said