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Evening star., 1948-06-30
Brother Of Eduard Benes
Returns; Afraid 10 Talk
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June 30.-John
Anton Benes, brother of Czechoslo-
vakia's resigned President Eduard
Benes, said yesterday on his arrival
in this country, I'm afraid to talk"
Mr.. Benes, who arrived on the
liner Queen Elizabeth, told re-
porters: MY brother told me two
weeks ago to 60 home and I cannot
tell you why"
Mr.. Benes said the resigned Presi-
dent is living in a villa about go
miles from Prague under guard.
Czechs go to the villa every night
to sing and salute President Benes,
his brother said, to the annoyance
of guards at the villa.
John Benes said that two weeks
ago the resigned president told
him that he was being watched by
two soldiers and that it was time
for him to leave the country. He
urged reporters not to ask him
questions concerning political mat
ters dealing with Russia and the
United States.
Mr.. Benes, 78, a pink-cheeked
former Milwaukee cabinet maker,
said he probably would live in Chi
cago. A citizen Of the United States,
he spent the last 10 months in
Czechosloyakia.
Evening star., 1948-06-30
Eaten Lawyer Accuses
SEC Of Wild Charges
In Kaiser Stock Case
By the Assoeioted Press

A lawyer for Cyrus Eaton, Cleve-
land financier, said last night that
the Securities and Exchange Com
mission has made wild and ire
sponsible charges Of fraud" IN the
Kaiser Frazer stock case.
Criticism of the SEC was made by
Abe Fortas, Eaton attorney, in a
statement to reporters during the
commissions investigation of the
collapse of a S10,000000 Kaiser
Frazer stock deal.
The commission is inquiring into
the withdrawal of Otis g. Co., of
Cleveland, and the First California
Co. of San Francisco from an agree
ment to sell 100000 shares of the
motor company's stock. Mr.. Eaton
is the majority stockholder of Otis
& Co.
Refers to SEC Petition.
Mr.. Fortas' statement referred to-
an SEC petition, filed in District
Court last Friday, alleging that evi-
dence in the stock case indicates
that two Cleveland lawyers had
talked with Mr.. Eaton "in connec-
ton with the preparation of a
fraud involving the filing of COL
lusive law suit" The lawyers named
by the commission are Marvin c..
Harrison and Allan Hull
In his statement, Mr.. Fortas said:
1--WE have examined the documents
for an explanation of what
the commission means by its wild
and irresponsible charges Of fraud.
We are unable to understand
from these documents or anything
else who the commission contends
was defrauded ="
The commissions petition re-
lated to a lawsuit filed by Stock
holder James F. Masterson, al
leging that the issuance Of addi-
tional shares would impair the
company's finances.
Suit Filed February 9.
The suit was filed in Detroit on
the morning of February 8, the day
the stock deal was to have been
closed. Attorneys for Otis & Co.
have testified that the Masterson
action was the ground on which
the bankers cancelled the stock sale.
Charles M Walton, Kaiser
Frazer lawyer, has testified the suit
was "phony"
The suit was filed on Mr.. Mas
terson's behalf by David V. Martin,
a Detroit lawyer.
At yesterdays hearing both Mr..
Masterson and Mr. Martin refused
to produce various documents re-
quested by the commission. They
also refused to answer several ques-
tions put to them by Russell Kelly,
chief SEC attorney.
Both said their refusals were
based on lawyer-client privilege.
Mr.. Eaton testified several weeks
ago that he had no advance knowl-
edge that the Masterson suit was
contemplated. He also denied hav-
ing anything to do, directly or indi-
rectlV. with it's filing,
Evening star., 1948-06-30

dent Of the Guild. said the Buchanan
case Is being studied now by the
conventions Resolutions Committee
Specifically at issue is whether
Communist Party membership con-
stitutes just and sufficient cause for
dismissal of an employe covered by
a Guild contract.
The Guilds Washington local
voted, 251 to 1853, not to present a
defense in Mr.. Buchanan's behsB.
The majority believed discharge Of
a Communist was warranted.
Convention delegates last night
heard an off-the-record talk by
Henry ]. Kaiser, Western indus
trialist. His talk came after day
long committee sessions at which
the Guild increased its goal of CARE
packages for European journalists.
Evening star., 1948-06-30
Firms Wind Up Campaign;
Election Due Tomorrow
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

HELSINKI, Finland. June 30.-
Finland's political parties yesterday
began closing campaign efforts for
the parliamentary election which
begins tomorrow. Thus far the
campaigning has been orderly.
Political experts believe the elec-
ton will produce only minor
changes in the present political
setup. However, most party head
quarters believe that anti -Commu-
mist sentiment may cost the Com
munist-led Democratic Union some
votes.
That prediction does not worry
Evening star., 1948-06-30
IGui|d Will Discuss
Firing Of Communist
From Newspaper Job
By the kssociofed Press

SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.-Ofh-
GERS of the American Newspaper
Guild, CIO, announced today that
the national convention will take up
the question of whether news
ipaperman should be discharged for
membership in the Communist
Party.
The Guild plans a floor discus
sion of the discharge of Thomas G.
Buchanan. jr., medical reporter for
The Washington Star. He was dis
missed March "a after admitting
membership in the Communist
Party.
Sam Eubanks, executive vice presi-
Evening star., 1948-06-30

fFinland's leading Communist. Mrs
Hertta Kussinen-Jeino, minister
without portfolio in Premier Maun1
Pekkala,s reshuffied coalition cab
jnet.
She told . reporter that Demo-
cratic Union rallies have attracted
large audiences and said: I'VE have
great hope" In the present Parlia-
ment the Democratic Union has 81
seats, the largest delegation Of any
single political group.
A major test Of strength Is ex-
Evening star., 1948-06-30
Three u. S. Cruisers
Arrive at Greek Ports

LONDON, June 3.-The United
States Navy last night announced
the arrival of three cruisers at
Greek ports. The warships are from
units of the 9Th Fleet now operat-
ing in the Mediterranean.
The announcement came from
Navy headquarters for the Eastern
Atlantic and Mediterranean.
The Fargo arrived at Salonika,
the Huntington at Kavalla and the
Juneau at Alexandropoulis for brief
calls" after which they will proceed
to Turkey, the announcement said.
Evening star., 1948-06-30
Art Exhibit Announced

President Romulo Gallegos Of
Venezuela will open a special show
ing of an exhibition OF paintings
and drawings by Hector Poleo, Ven
ezuela artist at II am. Saturday
at the Library of Congress, 1t was
announced today. The showing
will be held until July II.
Evening star., 1948-06-30

Argentina is fighting q fruit-fiy
pest in some Of its fruit and wine
zones.
Evening star., 1948-06-30

pected between the Agrarians and
Social Democrats. Each party now
has 48 seats.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Air Force Research Develops
Suit to Keep Flyers Aflout

A flying suit which will keep q
man afioat indefinitely with his
head above water and q plastic
paint that will reduce the glow o1
an exhaust pipe by 80 per cent were
among the research accomplish
ments of the Air Force during the
last year. 4
The department, which celebrates
its first year of autonomy Satur-
day, reviewed its $225, ,000, 900 re.
search and development program
yesterday.
The flying suit-a safety precau-
ton for over-water flights-woulC
not only keep a mans head above
water if he was unconscious, but
would even turn him over if he
struck the water face downward
the service said.
Ofiicials said the new type paint
would be an invaluable aid to night
combat flying.
Other accomplishments reported
included:
A new-type propeller blade which
enabled the Sikorsky helicopter to
establish an altitude record of 49,
$50 feet; parachutes that can dror
a 75-millimeter howitzer or 4 jeer
from cargo aircraft; a straight-line
indicator which will insure a map
ping plane of flying a straight line
for 125 miles without deviatins
more than $50 feet from q set
course; tractor-type landing gear
and an auxiliary retractable ski
landing gear to permit q plane to
Evening star., 1948-09-12
| Zocchini Cannon
Fires, But Leaves
Bali Inside
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BREMEN, Ind, Sept. II. The
capnon roared and smoke rolled, but
the human cannonball," Capt. Hugo
Zacchini, failed to come out of the
barrel last night.
The gunner peered in and the cap
tain was still there-unconscious
from powder fumes, bus otherwise
unhurt.
He was revived by firemen and an
.nounced that tonight he will be shot
out of the cannon twice Tor the
visitors at the Bremen carnival.
The veteran performer was undis.
Iturbed by the incident, which he said
really was fortunate because If the
mechanism had not failed and he
had been hurled out of the barre
he would have landed on a ferris
wheel instead Of over it in Q net
THE cannon was aimed Mt the
wrong angle" he explained.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Israel Faces Problem
OF Arab Refugees
Who Stayed AT Home
BY the Assoeioted Press

| HAIFA, Israel, Sept. II. - The
problem of tens of thousands of
Arabs who never left home is be-
coming nearly as grave in the Mid
die East as that of the nearly half
million who did.
The displaced Arabs, scattered
through neighboring countries as a
result of fleeing from the Palestine
war, have become an international
issue.
But throughout Northern Pales-
tine-inscide Israel and out-Jewe
ish authorities are having to cope
with Arab refugees" who stayed
put as Isareli armies swept over
them.
! War smashed their economy. jew
iSh occupa ton made them virtual
prisoners. The flight of some split
| families.
| Workers Are Given Jobs.
! The Israeli military government is
ruling the remaining Arabs. with a
lenient hand, but watchful eye.
Those without money are fed. Those
who want work are employed.
In Acre 1000 Arabs remain Of the
towns 10000. Only a few hundred
have Jobs. The rest idle beneath
historic battlements from which
fiutter Israeli flags.
The port of Haifa, once one OF the
Middle East's busiest harbors, echoes
daily with the rumbling of dynamite
In a Jewish slum clearance program.
Arab quarters are being leveled. Un-
doubtedly Haifa will be improved by
removal of the shantytown, but an
other result of the dynamiting is the
removal of homes to which displaced
Arabs could return.
About 1000 of Haifa's 10000 Arabs
remain. Thev walk about freely.
Few have reopened their shops. They
show no animosity toward their
Jewish conquerors. There is work
for all of them in Haifa and they
buy their food as Haifa Jews do.
Nazareth Appears Normal.
Life is normal for these Arabs ex-
cept for absence of their compatriots,
the fact they can't leave Haifa and
the methodieal destruction of that
part of the city they once built and
held.
Nazareth, sacred to Christendom
as the home of Jesus, appears nor
NAL. There was no mass flight there.
Israeli officers have erected signs
over all church doors saying in
Hebrew: Holy place. Do not en-
ter" Two or three souvenir shops
have reopened in Nazareth. The
main coffee shop serves Jewish beer
and Arab food.
But between Haifa and Nazareth
there are dozens of villages deserted
and in ruins. Homes of those half
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Mills Brothers Circus
To Play Here tuesday

The three-ring Mills Brothers Cir
Gus viii pitch its tents at the Ben
ming road NE. show grounds Tues
day for two performances at 2 and
8 pm.
The appearance here Of the big
gest motorized circus in America" Is
being sponsored by the Cooley Nc
Cullough Post Of the American Le-
gion. A percentage of the gate re-
ceipts will be turned over to, the
posts hospital fund.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

land on runways covered with three
feet of snow.
Also a cold-weather emergency
ration kit which would allow men
to subsist 10 days at constant
temperature OF Is degrees below
zero and a 13-pound electrically
heated suit to withstand tempera-
lures UP to IS degrees below zero.
The department said studies are
going forward on alliweather fly
ing, guided missiles, electronicS
climatic projects, supersonic speeds,
aero-medical problems, aircraft
structures, armament, photography
power plants, propellers, landing
gear, communications systems and
various other materials.
1t pointed .out that 80 per cent
Of the cost Of the program was
being spent on contracts with
civilian organizations = universities,
non-prof1t research agencies and
industrial firms. The Air Force has
226 basic research contracts with
81 institutions and organizations.
Employees In Venezuela are now
required by law to give workers
two weeks vacation each wear
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Bernodotte Aides Hit
Jericho Camp Conditions

AMMAN, Trans Jordan, Sept. II
ItP.-Two special assistants to Count
Folke Bernadotte, United Nations
mediator, described today as abomi-
nable the condition Of Arab refugee
camps in Jericho.
w. D. Saint Aubin of Grif1th, Ind,
and DR.. Pierre Depage Of Brussels
made the report here after visiting
the camps in Jericho.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

million displaced persons were there
Buildings not leveled in fighting now
are being reduced to rubble in the
Jewish sum clearance program.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
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"0|d lat 40,5O,6O
Man. You're Crazy

. Forget your age! Thousands are peppy at 20. Try
rundown feeling due solely to body's lack OF iron
which many men and women call "old." Try
Ostrex Tonic Tablets for pep Younger feeling thu
Wy day. New get acquainted" sire emig 500.
At all drugstores everywhere-in Washing
ton, at LiKgett Rexall stores.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

Employees In Venezuela are now
required by law to give workers
two weeks vacation each year.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
HOUSES FURNISHED tcen,.,

SPLENDID 3.BDRM BRICK in North Arl
furnished; children scceptable: $1b7.b0
pf ma The fsss TEE Esns hSo4
nSnss, montS new ss, he h1usei newly furn.; $3.50
Decorated. sSs picture windows; overlookins
rs rs sETrLRS sE12 RH; 8aRkIEp 2I s1a5' copLEEsix
reserve l back bedrm: for own use but viii
assume ass no responsibility for housekeeping.
! 18th eth and Columbia s I'd. Cali co. ao55.
Will CONSIDER renting lovely yacht dor
group Of men, sleeps 8 to 10; 3 baths, 2
phones. new furnace. city lights and water,
nice dock near Hogates $3.50 per mo-
5 RMS. KITCHENETTE, BATH, furnished
mouse, $50 mo, prefer couple with daughter
aor I'll yrs. yrs; ssuitland s area; immed. poss
BEAUTIFUL broom bungalow, furnished
loysiy s,sEy Lawn lots ot flowers and shrubs
other than small baby. fT Phone e0 OR. Rn17s o7s9
Sunday after II pm. or Monday.
SILVER SPRING. available Dec. 1st for
furnished, fireplace, : Bedrooms; SiS5
mont month. Call Monday or Tuesday. Sligo
GLOVER PARK-Attractively furnished
h.-w.h. WO. 594S ewes
2231 BANCROFT PI.. NW.-Semidetache
English basement, 3 bedrms. and sleeping
porch baths, large drawing room, IL
room and bath; oil heat, $3.50 month
Open for inspection Sunday between 2
ana pm. other days phone MA. $500
l417 K st. NV. -
BRICK HOME, Cottage City, Md-Furn
:, b6edrms.' oil h.-w.h.; 1925 per mo- DE
LARGE VA. HOME, furn., attrac situated
ON acres, Close to Wash. These spacious
Ems ems, ana ana lovely trees snd .shrubbery.
lenoS the true atmosphere of the Old
South. For mo. at $3.50 per mo- To
inspect, call FA aS96
Evening star., 1948-11-07
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED
sl1 18th St. NV. ST. 33OC

CHICAGO FOR WESTINGHOUSE
apt near university. Box 365-E. Star.
TWO DUPLEX, mr.. pentason' for
S-oedrm. apt. or house in vicinity Silver
sppEine; under Slo0,. TIE: s57I. ~
ise Se" ~ bGDRM; eniRi HOUSE in suburban Md:
inrtsa IN EXCHANGE for 1,;,bedrm. apt. in wash.
WILL EXCHANGE l-bedrm. duplex. Sc.
near Boiling Field. sos mo. for similar
SH,n SlEsn a and ID reg, Boy as5-E, Star: :.
ShiCAGo s1t ago FOR D: c. 4-room unfurnished
%fS SeEEmi .SP aPt. PC 2; c. Bog 43s.E, Star. -
partly furnished, exchange for 3-rm. pvt
spt; @ same location: ST. 3s74, Monday. So
5edroom apt; NO. 7145.
sag MO. RMS; AND BATH. 1st-fi. apt,
screened porch. huge yd., NV, res. sec
foT InEbs6o%m ETSsdT9Sm at, Or % %5TnE. RA: 274s:
500. in exchange for. / or bedroom apt
In In NV Iwintng OLAF.
WILL EXCHANGE large b-room, kitchen
bath apt, centrally located in NV, at
Sll0 for two-bedroom apt. or duplex, not
over S65 GI, 142R
Evening star., 1948-11-07
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

2-BEDROOM furn. or unfurn. house or
Mass APT; max, Ak, ss5; $50; family 8 adults. MRS.
APT. OR HOUSE, furn. or unfurn.; work.
ing couple and child years possible child
care; near Pentagon. GLASPER, GIL. O39S
weekday after 6 pm.
HOUSE. with option of buying in months
allowing rent to be applied on down pay
ment; good ref; vic. Clinton (MdJ dis
A GENUINE WAsHINGToNIAN. wife and
children must have moderate priced
house or apartment; preferably suburbs
best reference. MR.. WILLET. LU 2269 =
FBI AGENT. wife. child under s. desire
2-3 bedroom house, unfurnished; excellent
care assured FIR 1896 s.
81 BEDROOMS, unfurniehed, suitable for
renting rooms, desired by responsible
family of three Box 4S1-E. Star.
WANTED TO RENT Diet. house in ne.
section or Md, in which upstairs' hG"
been or can be converted into apt; prefer
one that can be purchased in eariy spriHG;
will sign papers to that effect. Box 25i~,
Star.
7.RooM HOUSE or 5-room apt. or rooms
and board for old lady and perm. Govt.
e4y; Phone Adams 5093.
snail snail d5n1 fSrnished house in suburbs. Tel
CANADIAN DIPLOMAT, family, desire 3-4
bedroom house. furn. or unfurn.. for Dec.
1; Bethesda, Chevy Chase or NV. section:
yearly lease. WI 1641. 81
WANTED-Det: house for family Of 8
adults: Amer. Univ. PIX; s bedrms.. bath
din; rm, Nv rm.. kit; gss or oil heat
Evening star., 1948-11-07
HOUSES UNFuRkIsHEp.

S-RM. HOUSE. Alexandria, 2 miles from
Ftars pentagSp with a saT block from bus and
FIVE ROOMS ice. bearms., recreation
room, built-in garage. fenced yard. Bus
: blkS, shopping. 3 blks. 20 minis. from
Senha: seJ ave; nearby Nd. Directions: Call
LOVELY s-RM. HOUSE with 3 bedrmse, .
naths, comp. rec rm.. util. rm. and built
IN gar. RA. 1884. EX. 2040, Ext 531s.
LARGE 2-BEDRM. new brick home. blks.
center Of Clarendon. $l25 per mo. Call
s-BEDRM. brk, bungalow. Never occupied
relgr., sha ades, screens; Sc; 1925 mo. to
oss 6 ST: N.w@Nine rooms, baths.
WHIASsRR1NGToN Y REALTY, &c: $500 -
ssmass Sc e. IS fE aids ysfd
and basement; s135 mo. oV. 52a7. IS
immediate ocsupaney; rent si56; Ken
ifSsGn pHSTnsf No OR Wa faYs1ciAN Rsha srm modern
orifk 6rGEi. home; $500 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex
ffd 4S% HStsfV 2V siG5 sfS
vacant. RA. SIO 1874. ''' D''''''' f'e'sA'S'
GROOM AND TILE BATH HOME, in nice
section on mscadam street mr. schools
fenced Sls5 mo. b pirections: aS' OUT 5u RHODE
Island Isf aye to Riverdale' Nd Bank turn
turn right on 43rd St. continue to house
No. 620S Open daily. or phone OWNER
TAKoMA PARK, MD-Modern bungalow;
rms: and bath. with lge. attic; partly
Turn TURN incl, incl. baby grand piano: Oh heat,
S49 64 mo Gves YeaFs week eass ssss no children
7.RooM coLoNTAL SfA House, newly deco
rated. conyenisnt location. May be seen
WooDRbGENea s large M' earner Detached Md
Sriek' SIX & rooms; fireplace; perch. gas heat;
OF r; / ave, at 18th st. 7'
GROOM HOUSE. conveniently located at
2lO4 Mt. Vernon ave, Alexandria, Va;
Dss issHf REaHFY f0e CO.. rsn1s oV
bbE1TSacHED BRICK. br.nd-new. s large
porch. full basement, gas heat. refs. brick
garage; rental. S175 mo- Inquire GEORGE
/; -BoRGER. 643 Indiana ave. NV. MA.
COMPLETELY FuRNIsHED-western ave
nr; Chevy Chase circle: this charming
home contains 3 bedrms., baths on
sndo mr. and finished se bed Dedrm on sd n
NEAR TUEDO-Large Groom. 1hbath
house, with attic, oil heat on 160xl 10 it.
live and conduct business on 1st floor;
$3.50 month. A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880 S
li2I NO. JEFFERSON ST, Arl., Va, Wyn-
brick. corner property;
lst floor, iiv. rm.. din. rm., kit. break
and bath. 2nd floor; oil h.-wh.; detached
vacant, immediate occupancy. FA. 9460
BETHEsDA-By owner. new modern brick
bungalow. level lot; ready this month 2
safe blocks to school: handy buses, new
health inst; bedrooms, tile bath with
shower, dining room, complete kitchen
living room with fireplace. side porch
basement, automatic gas heat. Write P O.
Box 6255, Wash. l 5, D. C. Give occupa-
tion, family details, phone.
yACANT-Cottage. unfurnished. bedrm
$l35 mo. 21O5 Dayton st., off 10000 Ca.
ave, Silver Spring. Key at 21O7
RENT FREE to reliable adults; owner de-
sires room and board; six-room cor. house.
BRICK BUNGALOW. furn.: bedrms., le.
lot, near Falls Church: rent, S125 mo.
also an unfurn. 2-bedrm. house; rent
Sl30. ARFAX REALTY, FA. 1450, CHI.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
MovINe, PACKING and STORAGE

FURNITURE VAN-Two expert movers; S5
hour; every piece guaranteed against dam
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.-24-hr
service; furniture moving and hauling;
Ep CoMpAkTMESSfsSr aa rR low 3$ss
S3, per month. Local moving and va.
naullng. For service, call TIE. 51SS: Sun
ana 1 eyes, TIE. 1885, SAFETY STG &
MOVING. careful handling by experienced
veterans: reasonable rates; free estimates
Mr. GARRETT, QW. 1851. -l5
GENERAL MOVING and hauling: low
Eases FR 7oaay gay or night including Sunday.
MOVING AND HAULING, reasonable rate,
ANDERSON R TRANSFER CO.. 745 sth st.
=: 4 / M. MOVERS, specializing in IlS small
fR 1Ses; soa1! Tsady svi to serve you today. Gall
piece wrapped and insured: reas rates.
CAL any time. MR.. COOK. Gil 5137. -16
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in separate
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO O1O4.
UNION STORAGE CO.. INC est 1905.
MOVING AND HAULING, rates very rea-
sonaole; also truck for hire by day or
week. Emerson $3.50
EDELMAN MOVING & STORAGE CO.
F Reas rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving.
storage. ia. 2937; after z pm, GE. 1416.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
APARTMENTS UhEURNIsHEp.

S'',$SR' sRs 4 ave, p
kooMs, kit, bath; sSi sround Siedot fioor; Mac
Arthuf CT lsot blvd near District Line. Call
MANCHESTER GARDENS-2-be apt
stss II 70 nfs nspse; Ses 6a SasSS e ,Rs
tyr turn left at 1st road about 100 It. past
UnTsFsts lane NsssEsnS hays $9dsy
appply RIM. 71o. 1875 W " IS ave. AS0ENs NV NA
BEDROOM. living room. dinette, kitchen,
pHfsurss; Dfsxa Immaculate; lease. or EN-
quiet fns apt; maid available II desired: over
Box 207-E. Star " - anu NV 0f''se
sna snao bstb. aEE HWf' IVY Arlington-;s rms. ki.
bfx4kaF fha 4kaaFafe TEE Est0vs sE heat At,er
new nov n.y. rm, bedrm and kit. ss5iaOte $50 mu'
SfcE 5.RM. APT. with bath, aDd soor.
sSas MENF Pese~ber S@ /. Apply MccREA EQUIP
CONN. AvE.-2-room studio, unfurn.: suit.
ns APE PRao Piano' dance dressmakins; reas rent
tHirf ARrf TO ISoIl. LET b End 2s aoor large rms.
No. qsss Edsesood turA All sSS per err msRt6 sRs
3 ROOMS bath; employed rli I coaple SSgS; on,v.
Ss5tIss syasS1s kov v. f''' 49, s1as !Hslu6sI 1sI
GEoRGEToWN-3-rm. unfurn. apt; 4
ro mos' oFns rem IN advance; $l15 month. Cali
: uNFURN. APrs. Call TR. 44oo Mo- Mon.
STUDIO APT. equal to rms and bath;
ner nra n NJ walk ~ up complete kitchen SIS
1855, Monday. am. to pm e"t a.
End FLOOR. front apt. 2 rms. and kit
semipvt. bath: quiet and sober. Di. SSH
IF WE CAN SELL your house for you we
Redrm an htsbep dnette of .Ia large y
Please Plea Sc. call MI: 2445 and leave house
newly BECoRATED. ? large rooms,
modern kitchen and, bath: also apartment,
adufs foom; nr.f Kit; osH sdHinins room and bath;
BASEMENT APARTMENT, unfurn ors
SO month. nth 0cah otis sosp s@Pl0Sed couple only;
saF APTs PGFeh so94 PF $3.50 sssSs st. H7,
vile. Md.-2-bedrm units available NOV Nov.
eT BUfpERs lft iNc at 1855 ss5 Apply
j LARGE ROOM With kitchen, pvt. and
ssemippriyate SCI pr bath; children Welcome. 203
0o47 az pax ST" Fails Church. Va. Call WH.
LIVING ROOM, bedroom. kitchen, bath:
Will rent unfurn. to suitable employed
couple; avail. soon. 81. 1886. ~
3sRM. AFT, kit and bath, unfurn.; 500,
!243 Rock Creek Ford rd. IS
THE WINDSOR PARK HOTEL. 1900 Con-
neeticut ave, is taking applications for
unfurnlshed apartments for permanent oc-
Gupancy during the following hours: Week
days and Sundays, l to 5 pm; Saturday,
l am to pm. Rentals-one living
room, one bedroom, bath and kitchenette,
SI5o TO $3.50 per month. One living room,
Two bedrooms, two baths and kitchenette,
SS25 70 $3.50 per month. THE WINDSOR
co; INC, Owner. Mrs. Helen M. Schild-
GIoRGEToWN-one apt. left. Open Sun
day only. ? to 4. 1863 Thomas Jefferson
81: St: ny. q beside canal, bet. ;3Oth and BIS
THE CAREY WINSTON co, RE. 3733.