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Evening star., 1948-02-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheast.

SMALL CASH PAYMENT, balance IKE
st. ne, near Eastern Star Home, No
AGENTS: Ho 1904; Vet pref. Is.
ne aDppox Ge WsSH s1o6S 90" Owner wis viii
approx $500 down payment Idsa and tde let new
lily to move in one apt, and rent house bal
ssIa!0}cKEY sa!} 4 MooRHEAD' Realtors. AD.
sndl snd AND Sc cHANNiNG An Il SITS. N.E.-s lovely
rms. and bath; %-story brick i, front =! and \
built-in garage: Al condition; priced to
sell, with very reasonable terms For 6e-
s.ilS si tAloMRfs III RR "ffsofEs EnR
81 es5d 5fbS fDboSwN-smal row br. near srd ' and
with foao MI pn
asos CLAIMING ST. NE-Det home. r
rms. bath, attic space for & 3 rms; h;-w:h.
frig: house in good condition. y blk; e.
Of Bladensburg rd.; price, $12.750 once
epen s1noay syosa t9 pm WM' RE Ta9E aS9S
LIKE oLD WINE-You'l appreciate this
most, unusual and lovely home. In an an
park, on a large beautifully terraced lot
with modern heated greenhouse Spa
cious living room with fireplace. bright
4 bedrooms and bath on End A.; rec. room
ooo rsanfr.d and bath Mr. gaTaT OILY
asi6 assii60' 18th ST. N.E.-3-apt. home: base
agt rm and Sab nd 0sn aeh rsn s5 mo sS
f., 4 rms and bath, rent; $50 mo- Income,
S21O mo-, h. W. oil. lge. lot, garage. Price.
T4oRo%aoop s58T9 q sos4 r. oh ave-
WooDR1DGE-Det. va home, 10 rms, 2
! H. ~tI 1,t1t1} rof0 rnn
attic; house in good condition; cow, TO
h4fses %M s'hffe s6a Ds
SMALL 4 ay6 6oWN w PAYMENT M len buys attractive
6-rm row brick. good section near End
and R: ave ne; gsrage, an.,o h7wh;; zp ,
READY Hlii f TO 'So MOVE INmNew home, $500
down will handle. Det; 2-story brick;
( Inspect with Mr.. Aubuchon, TABLER, INC,
RE 5000 evenings, GE; 15421
WOODBRIDGE; D. C-on!y nI,,n $3.50 n,n1s1sG down
Near oath and Parry ne; rms, gas
heat, full basement good yard. Inspect
with Mr., Thompson, TABLER INC RE.
BUNGALOW IN THE DIsTRICT"-1t's
been many months since we have had
the opportunity to present, such an "a attrac-
ne and has , rooms, kitchen, dinette'
and modern built-in tub and shower pain.
bath bbsaie' tiied RHf drainboaTd sink, hasstone
sst been n0s @
paymsnts eaana sas? To afa iastest call RGPpEN :
COHEN. INC. 1924 K st. NV. Ex. 800.
Ne. NEAR =" sth Il AN And FRANKLIN SITS. Ne
6-rm. brick; tiled bath, oil heat, redefco. sifc1
rated; can give, immediate possnsssiSonn' posse Sn
Dfssd as4 G1 pRcK sF5 e. afss fs 1st
MICHIGAN PARK-stone and brick row,
built in 1910; 6 rms; : baths, concrete t
Schools, churches, shopping and transp, anspp J !;
RIlsss pn.. Iea 'uESE sEAifY sf Brokers' 5yc:'
sssas ssas fa1n snalsf svs; sr Ne, Just of MIN.
ave.-Beautiful 6-rm.. 2-bath. semidet
screened porch, Anchor fence this nj is
BRUNO. INC, Realtors, 9o3 H st. NV
RIVER sn1 r tTrERRACE-5 rms, tile bath. full
saf heat sood e1
WHITEFoRD, INC, RE. 6346. Bond slds.
NEAR CATHOLIC Colonial;
4 rms, and bath, respectively; prompt
plant; modern kitchens with refgE:: ige:
w.n satss nome 70
HEea HE. zaes & sS2s eoNNES b6 1851 1851 Eye 5"
NR. eAPIToL-FTame, ise 1',. rms bath bath
Reasonably priced for quick sale, Only
$3.50 down: bal. like rent. OWNER
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. tcent. .


BRADBURY HEIGHTS, MD. 1915 " $
rooms and baths ARRANGED into 3 mod
possession Of ! apt; outstanding value
S14'SS9; 81 sso, S3;95o cash. T. D. BURGESS
OLD H5 BUr ' soiiD-rhis detached 6-pm.
home is a real buy at Sl2,500;, oil h.-w.h.,
ave- s Can RE. isss TIN p pm. S aoLDsTEN
ANAGosTIxLoniy ss,s5o. Fiye-rm.
large rooms @ and S closets e 'sa Venetian % bnas, %
ToHsETHIaa T 2 BHRaEss; vi ssSs TIM S s lie lie.
Ns,Es brick semidet., s-family apt; each each
bath. dinette, Completely equipped kit,
and H nssrs 9sm ssso down. Dsns ss
mo-, approved rent of extra apt. is S63. so,
making your total monthly payment only
fa nseans TR oiif iies e9es VI 1887
NEW HOMEs-Brick bungaiows with fire.
places son snd s 6,rm' 2-story det ,,,, bricks in
seoo e ali p ss H
values offered for sis,7Oo and up: 81
MILLER MILLER, 500 s 18th It st. Sc. FR. 200. 100
4oI5 BLAINE sT.-6-rm. semidetached
brick; ! "a yrs. old: gas a.-c heat storm
surrounding real. of property; large front
porch. $500 down. A. A. CAROzzA
CO.. S3S7 Penna. ave. Sc, AT. s941: ewes,
NEAR NJ ANDREWS FIELD-New unusual de-
tached brick actually worth twice asking
price of S15,000: 1st fir. has liv. rm., din.
rm.. master bedrm. and tile bath and
modern kitchen; End fr. has 3 bedrms,.
bath and den over built,in garage; full
6Sms 01 S.. arra1fsd tST 4Ra%
I4th St NV RE $3.50 Call from 9 till g.
GI WILL SACRIFICE new 6-rm., semidet.
brick house; completely furnished; 9
kitchens, 2 refgrs.. gas heat, finished base
ment; l block from transp. in Congress
Heights. Only $4,000 down and balance
in easy monthly payments. To inspect
call ME. 0095. COMET REALTY CO., 939
eoLoRED-BiG e Ed BIC; BARGAN-Loveiy, g.
transportation, near 14th and East Capt.
tol; SI2.500, terms. AT. 1888. ROBIN
GGoioREDocLosE-N s.E.-s7,e5o. At
tractive corner home of z rooms and bath
and Gear garage. Easy terms. MITCHELL
QUICK. DI. 1881: evenings, RA. 3413:
COL0RED BUY THROUGH SCOTT
Newly developed, Central Park area; 5
rms: and bath, full bsmt.; rec. space, gas
heat, modern equip, mr.. school, and transp.
FHA financing. Small monthly notes; For
JAMES E SCOTT, Real Estate, I'll Fla.
ave- NV Other brokers invited
COLORED-LARGE HOUSE in very good
location; oil h:-w.h.: priced under present
market price See today. Call MR.. DAVIS,
AID 1895 Sunday LU. 1915.
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COLORED-oUEBEC PL. AND GA AVE
- rms, in peri. cond.: oil h.-w.h
Price reduced for quick sale. NO. 3z.2S

rice ieooeeu Aoi euieA S"ie' W. Sty'o'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NV. SECTION
Beaut. tapestry brick, front and rear
peaineSl pemt. 1mmseaiats ' cond: % 1mmed. posses:
SCOTT. Real Estate. DE, aoio: se11 aft;
er hrs: call Mrs: Turner: Ho; 1896 lis
End fir.. 5 rms, kit, bath, porch; attic:
separate ,ent. and heating plants; 2-car
oayment osHrn nne needed D. % For information. call
RHAsT Rfsn is74 d1RP0H fa4E ID Nc co e1''ass es
CoIoRED-s1oo CCeo1InooRRIEaDs1oo DOWN for a 4-room
brick home, in convenient downtown to 10, 10,
coIoRApMseoo Coii re $500 DOWN for a Groom
brick home with ~. baths; & the , biggest est
CO., Ex 7944; ewes, Ma. 1894, Ext. <516
CoLoRED - BARGAIN - Fine Groom
sale. sale convenient cash payment and very
low b9 monhy s RG1 be NoSR tof ass
n;x, ,aIS RE. s,s s5s55:, sun. and ewes, Mr.:
Gs1 deal roomine hodse Monthly income
dSkokE5LaFaMfIY eSk6kE 81 FAN III 'TIar-1st f., s
real buy at S1i $50. Call WA. 8625,- or
COLORED-PRINCETON PL., mr.. Georgia
ave.-2O-ft. row brick bedrooms and
bath: 3 rear porches; built-in garage;
So 600 cash required; immediate posses.
sion. Call JOS. S. Rutley. H. G. SMITHY
COLORED-NR. 1st AND FLORIDA AVE.
buy. This house is, in
excellent condition; can be used as two
separate apts. priced $4,000, substantial
casn required Apply 415 Florida ave. NV,
CoLoRED-KALoRAMA RD. N.w.-14
rooms, newly decorated; only $4,000 down.
PAUL, ]. MILLER. Du. 2422 till 8 pm.
COLORED-MORTON ST. N.W:--2story
brick this house is in good condition and
only S925O with S1,250 down. PAUL j.
MILLER. DU. 2422 till 9 pm.
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B-16 THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
IL.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont
PERMANENT RESIDENTS, 3 adults, 6 to
1898, COLLINS. 49,
POLIO PATIENT at Walter Reed Hospital
with disqualification up to Is mos. ur-
gently needs 2-bedroom house or apt, furn.
or unfurn., equipped kitchen: UP to S12o.
1t. SHAFFER. SH. 9S40. 22'
desire 2-bedroom apt. or house, furn. or
unfurn., in Va. or NV. WASH GIL. 316S.
ARMY 1T. COL, WIFE want 6-5-room
house in Virginia, convenient to Pentagon
and shopping center; 3-5-year assignment;
no children. Call RE. 670O, Ext 363S.
S-5, or Ia. 1881 evenings. 81"
CANADIAN wants to rent unfurnished s.
bedroom house, NV. section, near schools.
CO. 1900, Room 422, or office, DE. 10l1,
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM, unfurnished
house wanted, preferably in Va. Phone
nW 65Qo
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Ner.hwest.

DELIGHTFUL HOME. 1913 Hobart st.
n.v;-open daily, 1-5; semidet. tapestry
brick, hall entrance, 4 extra-lge. bedrms;;
s22s ass5 ws seas a[Sss
THREE 1TIIsi eHsfi BEDRooMs. zoo ' baths. Greenwich
sSu 0pRns s rdom With fepsse dn
ing room, kitchen. full basement with out
side entrance: attached garage; twin
aR2HAM.HSII, eifSS Realtor. WI. sa6o; eyes,
sds,5oS. 81 oooS Rock Greek Park Estates-colo-
nial brick; condition, excel; construction
setting: setting To bedrms., : baths. master suite
attr iiv. rm. will take grand piano; the
library with its built-in bookcases Is one OF
shed bsmt with recr. rm,, maids rm. and
landscaped. This home has only been on y,
s the ony short this ms home sad o
Terms are excel. and the, value Is there,
s1H w kELIEY hhHE W. ssas
SHEPHERD PARK. mr.. Shepherd school
With little luck you can buy this fine
home. Owner moving desires immed. sale.
pet brick, with slate roof, s,car det, brick
storage: fenced lot: modern kit. with
13xs3 with hrepl.; 5 wonderful bedrooms
knocks but once Don't hesltats Phone ": NJ
Mcleod, Wo. 5305, with SYDNEY KARR.
NEAR sf csTHEDRAL iSss AND CONN. AVE-
rI nlsl brick, 9 rooms. 5 baths, rs oil heat;
bought with $1,000 cash. ENTERPRISE
REALTY CO., Elk. 3400; eyes,, GE. 5711.
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KAY REALTY CO., WINTER SPECIALS t,

warm YOU up:
Ga and !asst Alaska ant Bpane
gas heat; powder rm. on first floor: only
M: Abel. RA. s94s or Mr.. spratt. CO
9th and Hamilton sts.-vacant. 6-rm
brick home; gas heat; in excellent cond
Conyen to stores, school and transp. Ewes
call Mr.. Spratt, co. 9403 or Mr. Abel RA
?26. Hamilton st-vacant 6-rm brick
entlreiy renovated: new gas furnace aMne M
venetian ln blinds. Immed posses; $4,000
or Mr. Weiss, IA e989
3,unit investment. 1st st; nw-3-storJ
brick brio With ban an inc9me OF Sl475o . per per mo
terms Ewes. call Mr.. Como, RA. 1897. OF
Mr.. ,spratt. CO. 9403.
oA Also snr1 many other hav hemes on our list
22oo. 5505 Georgia ave NV 30
CAN YOU BEAT THESE PRICEs?-Be-
thesda Cape Cod, 5 lovely rooms; only
s9, ,75O, $3.50 cash:
Silver Spring; brick and frame. rooms;
only S10,750, S2,750 cash.
100 lot: 8-cubic-ft. refgr stove and
Laqndrall go with house price. ST. 800
ished attic; only S12,500.
Don't miss seeing these homes. they
won't last out the week.
rucIiAdI GRAHAMs NJ Hall; ALL Realtors WI $3.50 3s5o
GpeIlllleS, Oh. Suo'D. -lS
MOUNT PLEASANT-Income home, apt
for owner; IL rms, kitchens, 3 baths
furnished; license and income approved
of $3.50 mo, plus owners, living rm,:: Kit;
bedrm. and pvt bath; oil h.-w.h. S17.950
Near Sherman Circle and Kansas ave
Semidet. 2-story brick: 3 bedrms.,, 2 incl
GE refrigerator, h.-w.h.; S14 800.
Silver Spring-Two- -bedrm. brick bunga-
low. approximately yrs. old; gas h.-w.h.
S11,950. Call EGGLETON, DU. O747
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Evening star., 1948-06-08
IIrgun Rejects Terms
For Jerusalem Truce
By The Associated Press

TEL AVN, Israel, June 7 de-
| layed)-Irgun Zvai Leumi. old Jew
ish underground group, warned over
its broadcasting station today that
1T is not prepared to surrender" to
the truce terms for Jerusalem as set
up by Count Folke Bernadotte,
United Nations mediator.
Count Bernadotte is seeking Q
four-week truce in all Palestine. In
formed circles say he has proposed
to let the Jews bring a months food
supply into Jerusalem but to forbid
free communication between Israel
and the Holy City. They interpret
this to mean that Jerusalem would
remain under siege.
Irgun and the Stern group have
undertaken to dissolve within Israel's
borders, but since Jerusalem Is OUT
side they are continuing under.
ground activities on their own re.
sponsibility there.
indications here were that no
truce would be possible so long as
Jerusalem remained besieged. In
formed quarters said that even
though q truce should be put into
effect, no guarantee could be given
that it would not be broken soon in
Jerusalem. They pointed to the
abnormal situation there-much of
the city In Jewish hands, all ap-
proaches in Arab hands.
Evening star., 1948-06-08

Five squirming, inquisitive baby
opossums today are getting the
Zoos milk ina -medicine-dropp
routine-used when animal mothers
die or are otherwise unable to nurse
their young.
The very young opossums were
sent to the Zoo yesterday by Mrs
Lillian Bricker, 5000 McComas ave-
nue., Kensington, Md. They were
seen by her husband, George. clus-
tered about the body Of their mother
which had been struck by a car near
the Bricker home. When Mr.. Bricker
got to work, he called his wife, Mrs
Bricker. whose pets include three
dogs, several cats and kittens. a
quantity of fish and flock of young
turkeys, who rescued the cold brood
She fed them warm milk with a
medicine dropper, much in the way
she cared for three baby squirrels
she found abandoned last year. She
considered letting cat play mother
to the infants, but she was afraid
the cats carniverous instinct might
overcome her maternal one.
Evening star., 1948-06-08
Locals Also Must Sign
Non-Red Oath, NLRB Holds
" The Assoejoted Press

The National Labor Relations
Board decided yesterday that a Ma
tional union cannot front" for one
of its local unions which has not
signed non-C Communist affidavits.
The ruling was handed down in q
case involving the CIO Oil Workers
and it's Local 1913, at the Lane Wells
Co.. Los Angeles. -\"
The board dismissed a petition
Of the international union to be
named as the bargaining agent for
50 Lane Wells employees. The com.
pany is engaged in surveying and
shooting oil wells.
The Taft-Hartley Act requires
that In order to use the machinery
of the NLRB, officers Of a labor
union must submit afiidavits dis
avowing communism.
The national officers OF the oil
workers have complied, but the
leaders Of Local 1873, for reasons not
explained by the board, have not
signed the oaths.
Evening star., 1948-06-08
Defense
fContinued From First Page,

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the Army to conduct the enlistment
experiment for two years. For
eigners accepted by the Army would
serve for five years and thereafter
could become American citizens.
Could Be Trained in u. S.
Senator Lodge explained that the
Army would use them in Alaska
the Caribbean and the Far East
He agreed to a suggested change
whereby some of the aliens could be
trained, if necessary, in the United
States for short periods.
Senator Tydings, Democrat, OF
Maryland supported the proposal
and declared that the United States
would benefit by getting high-type
citizens who would have served
for five long years in the Army
and shown that they know the re-
sponsibility of citizenship"
But another Democrat, Senator
Lucas of Illinois, urged Senator
Lodge to withdraw the amendment
so that it could be given more
serious consideration" by the Armed
Services Committee. He agreed
with Senator Gurney that the plan,
as brought before the Senate today,
still leaves too many questions un-
answered"
At least one of the seven or more
amendments to be offered today
might touch off a debate that could
delay final action on the measure
until tomorrow. That is the proposal
of Senator Russell, Democrat, of
Georgia, to allow men to serve in
units of their own race If they so
request.
Senator Russell and other South
ern members put up a fight against
adoption of the amendment to out
Evening star., 1948-06-08
Postmon Delays
| Mail But Saves
Life of Boy, ;
BY the Associated Press

NORMAN, Okla, June s.-The
mail was little late in Norman
all because Of q very special de-
livery.
Postman Alvie Price, 26-year -old
Navy air veteran, was trudging his
usual round yesterday.
AS he neared the Santa Fe tracks,
he saw 3-year-old Jerry Gene
Russell sitting between the rails,
idly tossing gravel. Bearing down
on him was the southbound stream
line Texas Chief.
Mr.. Price hurled his mail sack
to the ground and raced half block
through waist-high weeds.
He just made it. He jerked the
child backward and they both fell
beside the tracks.
The mailman found the child s
home and returned him..
Then he delivered his other load.
Evening star., 1948-06-08
Judge Acquits Four Youth,
In Rape and Robbery Trial

Four youths were acquitted o.
charges Of rape and robbery
through q Judgment Of acquittal BY
Justice Richmond B. Keech in Dis
trict Court yesterday.
The acquittal was ordered afte,
the four had gone on trial before
q jury. Defense counsel contended
there was q discrepancy in testimony
Of the complaining witness. = g.
year-old colored woman. and moved
for acquital after the Government
had finished presenting its case.
The four youths who were acquit-
ted, all colored, were Aaron r
Rogers, 20, Of the 200 block Of w
street NV; Sylvester Vaughn, 90
800 block OF Lowrie place NE: John
H. Sistare, 26, of the 1900 block of
Frederick place Sc, and Leon r.
Newton. 40, Of the 500 block Of
Alexandria place NE.
Evening star., 1948-06-08
Bomb
Continued From First Page.)

bomb was the work Of some ore WIN
knew what he was doing Il,
wasn't the work of an amateur" he
said. The bomb expert said the ex-
plosive was definitely wired to the
ignition of the car and that it was
more than mere gunpowder." He
would not say exactly what it was.
Mr.. Denekas, who died the day
after his 1lth wedding anniversary
had been in the partnership of the
Old Dominion Sign Co., 3434 North
Washington boulevard, with Nc
Daniel until several months ago.
The partnership was dissolved
and the firm went out of business in
April. The owner of the building
they occupied. Earl T. Mason, 45la
Wilson boulevard, said they had
been in disagreement and still owed
two months rent when the firm was
dissolved.
Sentenced on Check Charge.
Mcdaniel said he had not seen
Mr.. Denekas for about six weeks.
He said that when the firm broke
up they were in disagreement over
what he termed his partners poor
handling of the business.
Court records show that both
were given 90-day suspended SEN
tences last spring for passing q
check without sufficient funds. The
check was for $3751 and was issued
January "a by the Old Dominion
company. The complainants were
listed as Boyd F. Sims, former
employe of the company; Lawrence
w. Hyre and Leon Stein, trading as
the Arlington Bootery.
Several suits to collect money
allegedly owed by the company are
on file in Arlington County Court.
The sheriff's office attached the
company property March II for
debts.
Last month, while under attach
ment, the place was broken into
and a valuable machine used in
manufacture of neon signs was
stolen.
Was in Town Last Week.
Mcdaniel, according to Vir-
ginia Official has been working in
the sign business in Northern Vir-
ginia since shortly after the firm
was dissolved in Arlington. Mr..
Mason, owner of the Arlington
building, said Mcdaniel was in town
last week. but added that the boys
did not get together
Mr.. Mason said he was "im-
pressed" with Mr.. Denekas' appar-
ent determination to pay his debts
Evening star., 1948-06-08
! U. s. Navy Officers
Leave for Palestine
As u. n. Observers

Seven American Navy omcers are
leaving Washington by air for Pales-
tine today to act as observers Of the
truce ordered by the United Nations
Security Council in the Arab-Jewish
fighting, the State Department an
nounced.
The officers, who were not iden-
titled. are part Of a group Of 21
American military observers re-
quested by Count Folke Bernadotte,
who Is attempting to work out
details Of four-week truce. Seven
Army and seven Air Force officers
are being assigned from the Eu-
ropean theater to the mission.
Requested by Bcrnadotte.
The State Department said that
during the last few days Count
Bernadotte had formally requested
France and Belgium as well as the
United States to send military OBJ
servers to Palestine to assist him in
observing the truce.
The department said the Security
Council resolution calling for a four
weeks truce in Palestine made It
clear that Count Bernadotte, as
mediator, and the truce commits
sion had authority to request such
assistance as might be required in
observing the truce.
The United States, France and
Belgium are represented on the
truce commission.
No News on Soviet Request.
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister
Andrei A. Gromyko told the UN
Security Council at Lake Success
yesterday he had heard that the
United States, Belgium and France
were sending observers and served
notice that Russia is ready to send
observers also. A State Department
spokesman said that he had hard
nothing about q request for Russian
observers.
American ofncial personnel In
Jerusalem were reported well today
after a night in which numerous
explosions were heard. The depart
ment said the latest report from the
American Consulate in Jerusalem
mentioned that mortar shell ex-
ploded last night in the courtyard
of the Rosary Convent next door to
the Consulate. Extent of any dam
age was not mentioned.
Evening star., 1948-06-08

after the firm closed. He said Mr.
Denekas had told him Mcdaniel
sold his car and left for Richmond
in their Jointly owned airplane. The
plane was wrecked ana Is in Rich
mond, Mr.. Mason said Mr.. Denekas
told him.
Mr.. Denekas had lived at the
home of Mrs. Strader since last
fall. His wife, Helen Denekas, lives
at 1415 South Glebe road, and
is an employe OF the Dardenelles
Restaurant in Falls Church. Their
two children, William Anthony
Denekas, 9, and Robert N. Denekas,
7, live with their grandmother, Mrs.
N. A. Staples, 1922 North Fillmore
street.
Mr.. Mason said attempts at re-
conciliation between Mr.. Denekas
and his wife had been made.
Mrs. Strader Also Estranged.
Mrs. Strader also is estranged
from her husband, Frank Strader,
a fourth precinct policeman in
Washington.
Funeral arrangements for Mr.
Denekas had not been completed,
but an uncle, Percy May, 1912 North
Washington boulevard, Arlington,
said the body would be taken to the
Ives funeral home in Arlington. Mr..
May was scheduled to make formal
identification of the body today.
Mr.. Denekas, a native Of Wash
ington, was a former Arlington
Post Office employe and an auxil-
iary policeman. In January, 1914,
after he had lived in Arlington five
years, he started driving a taxi.
Mrs. Denekas said they had been
separated about year, but had
remained on friendly terms.
Their children we're told Of his
death by their mother late yester-
day.
In Harrisonburg, Austin Taylor OF
the Liberty Sign Shop said Nc
Daniel told him late yesterday that
authorities in Arlington wanted to
talk with him and that he was try
ing to get in touch with them. Mr..
Taylor said he knew Mcdaniel be-
fore the war and in the last few
days had been told that I'm trying
to get back on my feet"
Mr.. Taylor said he had offered
Mcdaniel a job bending neon sign
tubing and that he was to start
work within the next few days.
Evening star., 1948-06-08
Palestine
Continued From First Page.

Egyptian chief military advisor to
King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan
joined the Arab meeting last night
Abdullah heads the armies assault
ing the Jews In Palestine.
Five Swedish armistice control
officers left Stockholm by air today
for Cairo, by way of Rome and
Athens. They are expected here
tomorrow, deadline for the truce
replies. The group said they were
asked by Count Bernadotte to hurry
to Cairo.
"A United Nations delegation is on
its way from New York to Palestine
by plane to help Count Bernadotte
In carrying out the truce.
The seven-man group is headed
by William Stoneman, special
adviser to U. N. Secretary General
Trygve Lie.
Evening star., 1948-06-08

Mrs. Bricker had one other can
didate for the role of mother-her
police dog, Lady. But this, too, she
reasoned might be dangerous, al
though Lady is addicted to gather
ing up small animals of all kinds
and mothering them.
The Zoo, she thought, might be
short on opossums. Upon investi-
CATION, she found it was. DR.. Will
liam M. Mann, the director, said
he'd be delighted to receive them.
After a last medicine-dropper
meal, supervised by jealous Lady,
which constantly sought to steal
one of the babies and carry it to
her maternity ward in a hall
closet. the infants were sent of.
They made the trip to the Zoo in
care of reporter and photographer
for The Star.
Turned over to assistant Head
keeper Malcolm Davis, the young
opossums were taken off to the
small mammal house. There they
huddled into a single black mass,
after being fed their fourth meal
OF the day by medicine dropper. 49,