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Evening star., 1948-07-08
Democratic Chairman
lin New York Blasts
Dewey Administration
By the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, July 8.-Democratic
State Chairman Paul e. Fitzpatrick
has pitched into the presidential
affray with a two-way thrust--a
blast at Gov. Dewey and a call for
support of President Truman.
He said yesterday in statement
that the administration of Gov.
Dewey, Republican presidential
nominee, compares unfavorably with
that Of his predecessor, Gov. Herbert
H. Lehman.
The Dewey regime will be remem-
bered, Mr.. Fitzpatrick said, "for its
costliness and the disintegration of
its social services and responsibilities
to its children and it people"
Charges Outlined.
He charged Gov. Dewey has failed
ito build roads and give fair State
aid to the localities"
Last night in a speech to the
New York Young Democratic Club,
Mr.. Fitzpatrick said State party
members "are proud to stand" on
the record of President Truman,
land on his far-seeing program for
the future"
THE three years administration
Of President Truman has given us
the highest production in our his
tory,y said Mr.. Fitzpatrick. "53 per
cent above 1899, and almost four
times 1882"
He said the Truman program calls
for enforcement of civil rights.
national health program, Federal
aid to education, broadening social
security, housing projects and con-
servation and utilization of re-
sources.
Program Is Praised.
"The program aims" he said, Eat
lifting our standard of living, al
ready the highest of all time, to
share more broadly among our
people the goods we produce with
agriculture, business and labor NOV
ing forward together.
And, finally, the achievement of
world peace and national security
by fighting poverty, hunger and
suffering, by building toward a
world where all nations may live
free from fear"
Mr.. Fitzpatrick made his attacks
on Gov. Dewey at a news conference
at which he said he believed Presi-
dent Truman would defeat Gov.
Dewey in the election.
He said "a good majority" of the
States SO delegates will vote for
Mr.. Truman at the Democratic
convention, although one block of
State delegates yesterday an
nounced opposition to Mr.. Truman.
James A. Roe, Democratic leader
in the Borough Of Queens, said the
Queens delegates will cast their 81
votes for Gen. Eisenhower, despite
the generals statement he could not
be a candidate.
Other State Democrats also have
indicated opposition to Mr.. Truman.
Evening star., 1948-07-08

rhythms of Cuba. Return via Me-
rida, Mexico (ancient Mayan ruins
nearby) and New Orleans. Only
1850 round frip from Washington.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Conodion Rail Strike
lin Prospect July IS
By the Associafsd Press

MONTEREAL, July S.-Frank K.
Hall, chairman of union COM
mittee conducting wake talks with
Canadian railroads, said today ne
gotiations had blown up" and .
strike of 122, 1000 rail employees would
start July is as planned.
"The company offered us 10 cents
an hour and we refused. We Of
fered to settle at % cents and they
declined that" he said.
Evening star., 1948-07-08

for substantial" pay increases and
abandonment Of the Presidents
loyalty" program.
In the national field founders OF
the New Parry here came out strong
ly in favor Of civil rights and vet
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Rent Control Office Moved

WINCHESTER, Va. July 8 (Spe-
ciaD The main Office of the Fed
eral Rent Control Board for this
district has been moved from Front
Royal to Winchester, with H. B
Crenshaw in charge as director.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26

promluviti s Mani, a Tfci nam
otevrene vsechno co 81 mysli,
Cd srdce, a jak to tam donna"
chodi. Ujisfoval mas vzdy, re
to tam myslf dobre, re Sc sna-
Ii - cokoliv podnikaj1 - ko-
natl v zajmu lidu a pro docile-
nj vseobecneho blahobytu.
Nebude jiz k nam jezditi, a.
by nam referoval O postupu
vyvoje veci, ktere sc tam def.
Jeho typicka. bodra, usme-
vava tvar Sc nam jiz nikdy ne
predstavf. Jeho pohled nebu-
de spocfvati ma mas - nebot
odesel do Neznama, tam -
odkud nen1 navratu. Tam, a.
by Sc spoil a stall pc boku du-
chu velikeho nesmrtelneho
sveho otce, a tax ably nam oba
hyli majaky ma ceste do bu-
doucnosti.
Podobne jake jeho otec, ne
smrtelny Presidents svobodi-
tel T. G.. Masaryk, ktery byl
filosofem svetoveho .jmena a
hlubokym myslitelem, tax i je-
no slavny syn - pres mnohdy
.zjevnou povrchnf veselost -
byl hluboce zalozeny citove, a
mel pTedstavu O vyvoji a ice
lu zivota cloveka, ktera byla
castecne vyjadrena napisem v
jeho prfbytku, ma kterem byla
vyryta slova Cfnana Lao-tse v
roku 604 pred Kristen:
"Kdyz opoustfte svoje mis-
to, pamatujte ma jednu vec =
nesetrvejte v mem, protoze by
ste byli vedeni k tomu pychou
nebo l~akomstv1m, ale vzdejte
Sc no zavcas, dokud vase ener-
gle Jest dosud CHINA.
"Kdyz zasluzna cinnost We
ola vas Ike slave, prisel vas cas-
nasledovati nebeskeho pravid-
la a odebrati Sc do neznama.
Jestlize neodstoupfte zavcas
neien re pozbudete svoji slavu
avsak proto, re jiz nem1zete
konati svoie povinnosti dosta-
tecne, zradite tez d1v6ru, KITE
ra jest We vas ulozena."
S horkostf budeme dlouho
v%zpomfnati ma velikeho pred
stavitele ceskoslovenskeho ma
roda a pTitele vsech lidf dobre
vile. ktery hyl pojftkem mezi
Mani a starou vlastf, a tlumoc-
nfkem citG. myslenek a postu-
pu vseho. denl v Ceskosloven-
sku vGci nam, iakoz i vGci o.
statnfm spoluobcanGm, kteTi
nejsou ceskoslovenskeho pGvo-
du. Cest budiz jeho svetle pa
matce!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Pozemkova reforma
" Ce~skoslovensku.

Praha. - Ceskoslovensky
parliament byl svolan ably bez
rozpravy schvalil komunisty
navrzenou pozemkovou refor-
mu.
Roln1kGm vlastnfcfm pndu
pfesahujfcf rozm6ru SO hekta-
ri (125 akrG), Dude pdda pre-
sahujic1 SO hektar1 konfisko-
vana. Rolnfk1m tenn, kterf
vlastnf meme nez 1875 akrd bu-
de dana moznost, ably "a W.
hodnych podmfnek nabyli pH-
du do 1875 akrG.
Konfiskaci .jsou take podro-
beny statky, pokud az dosud
byly ponechany v rukou cfrkve
ma byti "a konfiskace poskyt-
nuta nahrada. Zmenen byl ia
Ike dosavadnf system pozem-
kovych danf a zemedelcdm
mali byt poskytovany livery.
Generalnl taiemnik komu-
nisticke strany Rudolf Slansky
prohlasil pri projevu, re budou
znarodneny vsechny podniky,
zamestnavajfc1 vice nez SO IL
di, cfmz by pax podlehalo INA
90 procent ceskoslo-
venskeho prumyslu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
POHRRY.

= Dne 49,. brezna byla re
Cvachova PohT. Domu pocho-
vana ma Ces. Narodnim Hfbi-
tove malicka Tina Lee Toulo-
va, dceruska mladych NAME
iii p. a p1. Wilsona a Josefinv
Toula, Victory Villa, Middle
River. Tina byla 3 mesfce a
Is dnn stara a byla nejmlad-
Sim clenem Radu Free State
els. 429 G. S. A.
= Dne 10. brezna zemrel
starry krajan %. John Malac,
manzel p1. Kateriny Malac.
1915 York Road. Bylo mt IS
let. Narodil Sc v Ceskosloven-
sku a do Ameriky pTijel pred
40 roxy.
Pohfeb zesnuleho konal Sc
%. brezna z domu smutku ma
Moreland Memorial Park Ce-
metery z assistance DR.. Lloyd
G.. Ice.
- Dne %. brezna zemrel %.
Robert Thompson, ST., manzel
ri. Irene Manning Thompson,
422 F Street, Sparrow Point,
Md. Narodil Sc v Marylandu.
PohTeb konal Sc 25. bTezna
z domu smutku ma Oak Lawn
Cemetery "a assistance Rev. A..
T. Stallingse.
Oba pohfby vypravil pan
Karel E. SchimGnek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Dude jednat O urovnani
uhelne staykY.

John l.. Lewis prijal pozva-
nj k smffc1mu jednanf, ktere-
mu Dude take pf1tomen hlavni
vlad. vyjednavac Cyrus Ching.
prohlasil, re 81 Size z jed
mani mic neslibuje, re Sc vsak
nicmen6 dcastnf.
Jak Sc tvrd1, studovala Via
da Taft-HartleyGv zakon, IDA
stava nejaka moznost zakro-
citi prot stavce havfr1 u SOU
du. Bylo take pry jiz ucineno
nejake rozhodnutf, ktere ma
vstoupit v platnost, kdyby ne
vedla dnesn1 jednanf k zadne-
mu cfli. DIE toho by mohl dat
president Truman generalni-
mu navladnfmu Clarkovi pf1-
kaz, ably Sc pokusil O soudnl
zakaz stavky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26

Jak pravil Clifton Utley,
znamy radio komentator, kdyz
citoval z nesmrtelne Teci Abra-
hama Lincolna: "NezemTel
Masaryk a JIM nadarmo, ii,
kteff "a narod obetovali 1.-Two
tv = protoze vlada lidu, PRO
nesm1 zmizet re sveta.
Mas cesky narod nikdy, nikdy
neskona.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
SpOrtOvni Hlfdka.
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM
ALL STAR SHOW

Pro pTfstf 1tery, dine 80. bTe-
INA Mr.. Ed Contos pofadatel
kT1zkovych zapas1 v Coliseum
pfipravuje velice slibny pro
gram ma nemz 1cast brati bu-
dou vynikajic1 zapasnlci.
Jmena zapasnfk1 nam do
sud znama nejsou.
Kdo sc chce mile pobavit a
ztravit prfjemny vecirek, necht
dostavf Sc pTfstf 1tery do Co
liseum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Sokolska Hlidka.
Sbirka zacek a Dorostenek

ODIfka Zacek a DOfOStenek
BALTIC. Jedn. Sokolic vynesla
$3.50. z tohoto obnosu da-
rovano ma d. Runyon Cancer
Fund $1,000. Zbytek $3.50 sc
pouzije ma Otilie Martinez
Memorial Trophy u pT1lezitos-
ii zavod1 v cervnu.
Byvala nacelnice ses. DR..
Marie Cakrtova (nynf We Svy-
carsku) darovala k uctenf pa
matky sestry Otilie Martfnko-
We $1,000 ma zavodnf ceny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26

- Ackoliv v Rusku jsou IVY
XII kouTiti machorku, pres to
Sc jim americka politika IDA
byt ''trochu moe shiny tabak."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26

Stromy Sc mohou p6stovati
V hrube, kamenite, bahnite
neb p1ssite pGde, ktera nehodl
Sc ma plodiny ami pastviny.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-08

NEW YORK (JTA)-Emphasiz-
ing that the recommendations on
Palestine submitted by the late
u. N. Mediator Count FOlke
Bernadotte to the United Nations
do not guarantee peace for that
country, EIiahu Epstein, Israeli
representative to the United
States, this week told a press con-
ference here that Israel cannot
afford to give up any part Of the
Negev, which was allotted to the
Jewish state under the U. n. par
titiOn decision.
"The western part of the Galllee
is no compensation for the Negev,"
he declared. He pointed out that
onlv the Jews would be interested
in developing the desert lana OF
the Negev and converting IL INV
fertile soil since this part OF Pal
estine offers opportunities for
settling large numbers of dis
placed Jews on the land. He also
stressed the fact that Bernadotte's
recommendations for amputating
the Negev from Israel would de-
prive the Jews of the Dead Sea
with it's considerable mineral re-
sources.
Epstein drew attention TO tne
fact that the Arabs have reJec'eu
the BernadOtte plan and that tne
II. N. would therefore meet "i'n
great difficulty implementing IT,
He reuorted at length on the pres
emit mood among the Jews OF lsraei
and stressed that all forces there
are united in their DETERMINATION
to secure IsraePs independence anu
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-08
Yom Kippur Broadcast
Slated For Sunday

To mark the Jewish High Holy
Day of Yom Kippur DAY of
Atonement), the Eternal Light
will broadcast a radio play by
Morton Wishengrad entitled "The
Congregation of the Dead" on
Sunday, October 10, 1913 (NBC
network 12:3O-1:0O PM EST.
This dramatization is based upon
Paul Tabori's story of the same
name which first appeared in the
magazine Liberal Judaism.
1.-THE Congregation of the Dead"
pleads justice on the day of atone
ment for the millions murdered in
the death camps of central Europe
who were denied the dignity of a
final resting place. So that their
great sacrifice may not be robbed
of it's profound significance, the
drama calls for atonement toward
the living-those who survived and
are homeless, and to whom the
gates of the world ought to open
with compassion and humanity.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-08

home to stay" He burst into tears
and Immediately drove off to his
residence at Rehovoth. Later the
IA year old President drove
through the streets of a cheering
Tel Aviv to the State Councils
chambers where he received the
nations formal welcome.
The State Council, meeting in
the Tel Aviv Museum, was in full
attendance when DIR. Weizmann
appeared, after passing guards of
honor of the Israeli Army and pO-
lice force. Members of the diplO-
matte corps, including James G.
Mcdonald, u. S. envoy to Israel,
and Pavel /. YershOv, the Soviet
representative, as well as all other
cOnsuIs accredited to Israel, warm
ly applauded his entrance.
Welcoming DR.. Weizmann, Is
raeli Premier David Ben Gurfon
said: "Dr. Weizmann was the ar
chitect of the Jewish National
Home and has now lived to see
the state of Israel established"
Replying, DR.. Weizmann described
the welcome as "a great and sa-
cred occasion for me-" He warmly
praised Ben Gurion, "who stood at
the helm in our darkest hours,
and paid special tribute to Moshe
Shertok, Israeli Foreign Minister.
He also lauded Eliezer Kaplan,
Finance Minister, and Joseph
Sprinzak, chairman of the State
Council.
The reception was brief and
simple, lasting less than an hour,
and was attended with little pomp.
In the State Council chamber,
many in the audience sat in their
shirt sleeves and the U. S. envoy
did not even wear tie.
Says Israel Hopes to Convert
Sword Into PIOughshare"
The Israeli President paid tri-
butte to those who had sacrificed
their lives $50 that Zion might be
rebuilt" and to the million of Jews
who were massacred in Europe.
He stressed the need for defend
ing the Jewish state with all our
resources, while Israel is fighting
for it's existence. At the same
time, he noted that "the Jewish
people are peace-loving peo-
pie"
Extending warm greeting to the
American and Soviet representa-
tives, DIR. Weizmann said: II will
endeavor to carry out the great
political principles 1 adopted as
my guide years ago. Wars have
been forced upon us. Now we are
all anxiOusIy looking forward to-
wards the day when we can con-
vert the sword into a plOughshare.
With justice shall Zion be redeem
ed and with righteousness they
who return to her."
He warned of the difficulties a
head and spoke of achievements
from world Jewry (which takes
pride in our gains and maintains
close ties with our state"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-08
Bernodotte's Proposals Do Not
Guarantee Peace For Palestine

peace. He expressed the hope that
public opinion in the United States
will support IsraePs opposition to
that part of BernadOtte's report
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-08

which seeks to deprive the Jewish
state of territory assigned to it
under the November 20 partition
decision of the U. N. General
Assembly.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-08
AOST WIDELY CIRCULATED JEWISH PUBuCA
Dr.. WoiZmann Arrives in Israel
Cheered By Throngs; Addresses State Council
BY VICTOR M. BIENsTOCK
Especial j. T. A. Correspondent

Especial T. a. COrrespOndent)
Weizmann President the
from Switzerland He by members of the Israeli
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-08
Capital Spotlight
nv CHARLOTTE WEBER
copyright, 1913, JTA, Inc.)
WASHINGTON


r. is hard to view the cOmmu-
alton of the life sentence of Use
Koch. 'Belle of Buchenwald," who
made lampshades and other grisly
lrticIes out of the tattOed skin of
ann victims, with anything less
han shocked credulity.
frequently cases of official ac-
ion that seem strange and I'M
bundled at first turn out to be
easonable and logical when the
acts become known. In the case
Il Use Koch, however, official
xplanations only seem to add to
he alarm and confusion created
" the seemingly unwarranted
lemency granted Frau Koch,
idow of the former commandant
Il the Buchenwald camp.
If, for the sake of fairness and
bjectivity, one feels that one
hould review the case the Army
as presented in the matter here
re the official explanations:
General Lucius D. Clay, COM
nander-in-chie of American forces
the European theatre, made a
eport to Secretary of the Army
Kenneth c. Royal in which he
ointed out that his action in
gning the communication order
las based upon the recommended
ons of the Deputy Judge Advo-
BITE, War Crimes Review Board
lumber S, the Judge Advocate,
be Deputy Chief of Staff and the
hief of Staff. All concurred in
be recommendation made by the
|eputy Judge Advocate, a 1t. Col.
leo Straight, that the sentence
hould be reduced to four years,
lays report pointed out.
The reason advanced for grant,
% clemency in the case is that,
the words of Secretary. Royal,
contrary to popular conception,
was found there was no con-
lncing evidence that she had Sc
Pcted inmates for determination
order to secure tattOed skins
that she possessed any article
lade Of human skim"
Secretary Royal, answering the
ngry protests of several Congress
onal critics of the action, said in
letter that the action was con-
dered final by the Army Depart
Pent. In the letter he backed up
eneral Clay, saying he thought
Pe case represented the "best
Pdgment" of the European COM
and, a judgment that he had
Pund mot erring on the side of
Pftness toward German GRIM
lals."
And Col. Straight, who by his
8n admission to at least one
porter was responsible for re-
amending that the sentence be
uuced, maintains that he would
'and on my conscience and be-
re my God" in. defending his
cOmmendation in the matter.
mat is the Army's case.
william d. benson, Chief Prose-
'Or at the trial, made his views
'Onc after it became known that
sentence had been committed.
u'tlng Use KOch's sentence to
" years, he said, ais to make a
Ockery of Justice"
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Air Force guard of honor.
Deeply moved by his reception
DR.. Weizmann was unable to say
much, except, "Now I have come
Evening star., 1948-12-05
HOUSES FURNISHED.
NEAR TWO HOSPITALS. deoreetovl

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bathrms.: kit, fuii bsmt. and . washtpbs
FIVE FIVE kMs las ASD s1sa Il or adult.
for mo-, at S125 mo. g mo. in advanee)
NAVAL OFFICER will rent furnished g
to Pentason; Navy preferred; rent. sls5.
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ROOMS WANTED.

CLEAN FURN. FRONT ROOM. near bath
and phone. desired by Govt. employe;
separate entrance; NV; $50 to S6o mo-
BABY SITTER will exchange some eve
nings for room in comfortable home as
part or all Of room rent. OR. 3241. b
private family for brief period, December
ls, l94s, through January ,Na r Is4s; sol son
must be in desirable neighborhood; twin
Box 237-K. Star So
GENTLEMAN desires 2 rooms. private bath
and entrance, garage If available; vicinity
Amer. Univ; state price and location.
Not interested in dark Easements. BOX
GENTLEMAN needs Ink room with re-
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QUIET-REFINED. desires double with pri-
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1S-mo.- .-old son. UN. 1913. o.
rm., bath, Kitchen OF kitchenette. Frigid-
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GENTLEMAN. permanent Govt. employe.
desires furnished room in private nome:
with private bath or with hot and cold
water in room; state weekly rates. Box
MAN. retired, cultural environment: prefer
elderly folks grill privilege; $25; clean
habits; permanent. Box 263-K. Star.
GOVT. OFFICIAL. quiet, refined, desires
large furnished room in pvt home, as sole
guest; must be within walking distance OF
White House Box 214-K, Star.
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ROOMS WITH soARp.

I4O6 18th ST. N.W.-Liv. rm. .-bedrm.
sa 60r eac sso sms nh snse
ssa ssa4 30 wooDIEY M nE74' rL. N.w.-comfortsele
fsaipnse1si fsif sHcLIp ihohSs ST.. NwMcomfortabls
clean room, single: Southern cooking; sood
transportation. D
NEAR WALTER REED. 1891 9th st. NV
and good transportation. GE. 4124. -6
ATTRACTIvELY FURN. DOUBLE room
with or witho9; beard qn M ss eony safS
fqftfF pa1i kENNEDY Il hiTDY ST. Nw.-Nieely fur
nished room for gentleman with break
cooking. nicely furnished. free phone,
AZ fis foGR fsFR'Rso %oRRIEs Ii hs soLyEp-weleoms
working mothers with children: excel
care; reas. 1923 oakwood ter. NV"
NJ MANc4EsrEn ssa APT. HOTEL, 1925 NJ st.
n.w.--Bed-liv. rm., pvt. bath. maid serv'' M
xd. sss Svass5 81 1880 ithEae NJ 51$s an
I4OI 10th ST. N.W.-Large double, share
rm. for man, shower. selected menu
fxissse0arso TxRGG aprsouBLE ROOM. excel. meals;
good neighborhood; couple pref. can 1o'
SUITE OF 2 ROOMS with running water.
meals every day incl Sundays and holidays;
also for girl in dbl. rm ana I nan, man n IN
dbl Rate, S57 ca. per mo. SLAUGHTER 8.
1927 10th st. NV. (nr. Dupont Clrcie'.
COOS 9Th ST. N.W.-Attr corner front;
warm, clean home; maid service: excel.
meals; . employed young people. GE; 06s2
SPACIOUS, beautifully furnished SUBURBAN
home; pvt. and semipvt bath: excelent
children in the home; 10 minutes to Cap
sonabie rates Hillside 597s.,
| YOUNG LADY to share nicely furn fm:
with another young lady; NV home
pIryil,; M AZ, eHs sS,,T GE e. 73Ss Sw-p.... 18th
St carline; home cooking; nicely furn.;
FoGNT4fS Issf Sr3hs COURT, dble. and snsle rms,
superior meals: 14th season. Martina
Washington Seminary Mgt. co O294 -
WENDELL TERRACE-Young people 70
1r dSSSss ana Fsdd aFssa Exec. m rans fas mad
MoorHERi's CARE for children in beautiful
home licensed; mi p c. Open Tor
isss s. .aas 5sf ndsr ssr
fsssed isss rssS iSGa ST. aWIrhe unusual
large newly decorated drst moor room with
private bath. double or triple, $57 so eaeh:
cIEs e1sG sinsf Mason seeHs Iase New Hampshirs-
Lovely room to share with young man, run
ming water, also vacancy for two ladies.
Live in Washington's finest guest house;
| famous for its food and service. Call
MEs SAMPLsi 5ioaS No rom ETC; 7ee;.rendop-Lafs..
nicely furn. dble rm.; good home-cooked
| food OW 1894 -lO