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Evening star., 1949-10-14
Appropriation Denied
.For Inter-RaciaI Pool
In Fort Stanton Park
House Group Says Law
Forbids Construction
Without Congress- Okoy

HOUSE COMMITTEE Approves
$3,500,000 for Census Building
at Suitland, Md. Page B-1.
The Interior Departments move
to build another inter-racial SWIM
ming pool in the area where the
Anacostia pool had to be closed
because of racial tension last sum-
mer was rejected today by the
House Appropriations Committee.
In denying a requested SITS 600
appropriation for construction of
a pool at Fort Stanton Park. the
appropriations group said existing
law prohibited such construction
unless expressly authorized by
Congress.
Furthermore, the committee de-
clared, ut would appear that any
such recreational facilities should
be financed by the District" The
Interior Department had asked for
the item in the second supple
mental appropriation bill. which
went to the House floor today
without it.
Request Made to Senate.
In arguing for the pool appro-
priation, Assistant Secretary of
the Interior C. Girard Davidson
said it might relieve tension" at
the Anacostia pool. When the In
terror Department insisted that
Anacostia be operated as an inter-
racial pool last summer. disturb
ances forced closing of the pool.
Mr.. Davidson, who appealed tc
the House committee for the Sec
ond pool fund, has already re-
newed his request before a Senate
Appropriations subcommittee fol-
the same project.
This unusual procedure has beer
adopted by the Senate to hear
witnesses on the second supple
mental bill even before the House
has disposed of the measure. Such
a system is being followed to speed
this last supply bill through Con-
gress during the closing days OF
the session.
Dispute Over Authorization.
The Senate Appropriations
Committee will not act on the
measure until it comes over from
the House.
Mr.. Davidson, in his testimony
before the House committee, dis
closed today in the published
hearings, contended that the In
terror Department had been able
to erect certain recreational facili-
ties in the city during the past
several years without express au-
thorization by Congress but by
funds inserted in an appropriation
bill which became law.
| House committee members
however. quoting from an act OF
1912 insisted that it forbade ap-
fcoo DOOI pono A7I
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Surrender Par|eys
Reported Started
BY Canton Officials
Rumors Spreading Thot
Communists May Take
Over City Later Today
(Pictures on Page A-3.J
By the Assoeioted Press

CANTON. Oct. 14.-Wth Ma
tionalist troops deserting Canton
and this sleepless South China
city awaiting the conquaing Com
,munists. municipal officials al
ready were reported to haYe
opened negotiations for surrender
of the deposed government capt.
tai.
Rumors spread that the Reds
may take over this afternoon. Al
$3.50 pm. t2::30 am. EST, how
ever. Communist soldiers had not
yet entered.
The Reds were last seen only
10 miles from the center of Can
ton. Nationalists passed quickly
through the city, going south ano
away from the path of the on
coming enemy.
(Reports to Hong Kong said
the Canton garrison had been
evacuated, leaving behind a few
provincial troops to maintain
order during the transition pc
riod.)
Airp0rts Believed Seized
White Cloud Airport and the
military airfield 7 miles northeast
of here were believed to have been
seized by the Reds.
Police still held good control
(This dispatch was timed foul
hours later than one from Chung
king, the new Nationalist capital
saying there were reports of dis
order in Canton.)
Thousands of soldiers left the
city during the night. They movec
westward, indicating there will
be no fight for the city which
only a few hours before was the
provisional capital of Nationalist
China.
There were persistent rumors
that the mayor and police will
arrange a peaceful turnover tt
the Communists.
(Hong Kong dispatches said
Gen. Yu Han-mou. Nationalist
commander in South China, was
arranging to turn over the city
through representative who
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Ruik and Two Others Must Die,
Hungarian Appeal Court Rules

during which the defendants con-
fessed at length to the govern
ment's charges.
Scheduled to die with Rajk are
DR.. Thor Szoenyi, 46. a former
member of Parliament who di-
rected the Hungarian Communist
Party's cadre system supervising
the rank-and- file members, and
his deputy, Andras Szalai, 80.
The six convicted men, with two
others being held for a court-mar-
tial, confessed to charges that
they plotted with American and
Yugoslav agents to overthrow
Hungary's Communist regime and
put the country under the domi-
nation OF Marshal Tito.
Both Tito and the United States
(Sao uITNGARY pare A.7)
Evening star., 1949-10-14
By james Y. Newton

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va, Oct. 14.-John L. Lewis
proposed today that nine big AFL
unions and his United Mine Work
ers each contribute $3.50, 900 a
week to help the embattled CIO
United Steel Workers win their
15-day strike.
The suggestion Of Mr.. Lewis,
made in a letter to AFL President
William Green. was unexpected
and unusual since he has not been
on speaking terms with his one
time friend, Philip Murray. presi-
dent of the CIO and steel workers,
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Czech Miners Told
To Meet Quotas or
Stay Down in Pits
BY the Associated Press

PRAGUE, Oct. 14.-Czecho-
slovakia's coal miners were
told today they must fulfill
their fixed daily production
quotas or stay down in the
mines until they do.
The order was published in
the trade union newspaper.
Prace, which is the mouth
piece of Prime Minister An
tonin Zapotocky.
Prace declared the new rule
was imperative" to remedy
work Sinking and raise coal
production, which has fallen
short of targets fixed in the
nations fve-year plan.
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Justice Clark Honored
At Cabinet Meeting
Nv A.. A,,ee;n,.-, pr.,,

by IHe N3SOcIdTed TIoSS
President Truman's weekly cab
met meeting today was devoted tc
honoring Tom c. Clark. new
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Clark went to the White
House to meet again with the
cabinet officials with whom he sal
as Attorney General. They pre-
sented him with a chronometer-
a ships clock-and barometer
for use in his new offices in the
Supreme Court.
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(See CHINA, Page
BruziI Honors WeIIes

RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct. IA
(P.-The Brazilian government
to-day conferred on former Under
secretary of State Sumner Welles
the Grand Cross of the Order of
Cruzeiro do Sui.
Evening star., 1949-10-14
By Joseph Young

| House and Senate conferees
today agreed to an average $141-
a-year pay increase for the Gov
ernment's 885,000 classified en-
ployes.
The conferees reached agree
ment on the pay scales for the
first Is grades and will meet
again tomorrow to decide whether
the present $4,000 Federal pay
ceiling should be increased to
$4,000 or $4,000.
| Under the conferees' bill. the
Governments lowest salaried en-
ployes in the first four CAT
grades will get the largest per-
centage raises.
The bill changes the present
CAT grades to GS general serv-
iceO grades.
New Salary Scale
Here are the new salaries that
Government employees would get
under the conferees' measure, with
the present minimum and maxi
mum Of each grade listed first and
the new scales second:
GS 1-$2,o86 to s2,4sS; 81, 200 to
So, $50.
Gs 2-$2.284 to $2,724; s2,45o to
s2,s3o.
| GS 3-$2, ,498 to $2,e49; $2,65 to
$3.50.
Gs 4-s2.724 to s3.175; s2.s75 to
1886.
Gs 5-s2,s74 to $3.727; ss,1oo to
$3.50.
Gs e-$s.351 to s4.1o3; s3.45o
to $4,000.
Gs 7-s3,727 to s4.47s; ss.s25
to $4,575.
| Gs s-s4,1o3 to s4,855; $4,000
Ito $4,s50.
Gs s-s4,47s to $5.s23; $4,000
to $3.50.
Gs lo-s4,s55 to $5,6os; $4,000
to $3.50.
GS 11-$5,232 to $6,235; S5,400
to $6,4O0.
Gs 12-$6,235 to $7,1s2; $6,40o
to $7,400.
Gs 13-s7,432 to $3.50; $1,000
to $500.
Gs 14-ss,5os to ss,7o6; $4,000
to $4,000.
Gs 15-slo,so5 to $lo,33o; $1o,-
900 to $1,000.
100000 Here Would Benefit.
Employees in the CPCS Crafts
Protective and Custodial Service)
would receive an average of $125
pay increase as provided in the
original House bill.
The conferees estimated that
the measure would cost $780,
100000 a year.
Nearly 100000 Federal classi-
fled employees in the Washington
area will benefit from the bill,
including about 1900 District
Government classified employees.
Legislative and judicial en-
ployes as we'll as District firemen,
policemen, teachers. and per diem
workers are not included in the
bill.
In the final agreement. the con-
ferees decided to knock out the
Senate provision that would have
overhauled the Governments eff
cheney rating system. Instead, a
compromise was effected whereby
the Civil Service Commission was
ordered to submit recommended
tios to Congress in six months for
making changes in the present
efficiency rating system.
Two Grades Left Undecided.
In reaching agreement on the
salary provisions, the conferees
left the question of the specific
amounts to be paid in the grades
of GS Is and II to be settled to-,
morrow.
Some of the conferees favor a
fCee paw pape A-71
Evening star., 1949-10-14

Josef Plojhar, a suspended Catho-
lie priest who serves in the Com
munist-led government as minis
ter of health.
Both accused Archbishop Beran
and his bishops of using illegal
pamphlets" to incite the nation S
Catholic priests against the
church control bill.
The Minister of justice warned
See CZECH, Page A-3.D
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Average Raise
OF $141 Fixed
Conferees
Scales for IS Grades
Agreed On; Ceiling
Action Still Pending
BULLETIN

The Senate today approved
and sent to the White House the
legislation increasing the SAL
aries of the Governments top
executives. The House approved
the final version of the meas
ure Yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-10-14
II TOP Communists Convicted
OfP|otting Against Government;
Five Lawyers jailed for Contempt
JuyOut 7Hours;;
Verdict MoyFix
Party Fate in U. S.
By the Associoted Press

eral jury convicted II top-rank
ing American Communist leader
today of conspiring to teach over.
throw of the United States Gov
ernment by force.
The II defendants, all mem
bers Of the Communist Nationa
Board, were remanded to Jail tt
await sentencing next Friday a
1890 am. They face sentence!
up to 10 years in prison ane
$4,000 fine each.
Eight of the defendants hae
been free on $4,000 bail.
Immediately afterward. Fed.
eral Judge Harold r. Medina
found five of their lawyers guilty
of criminal contempt during the
e-month trial and sent them tt
Jail for terms varying from sc
days to six months.
Dennis Got Six Months More.
Eugene Dennis. "A. defendant
who acted as his own lawyer, also
drew a six-month contempt SEN
tence.
Thus ended. after seven hours
Of jury deliberation that began
yesterday afternoon, a strife-rid-
den trial unprecedented in Ameri-
can history.
1t was hinted during the trial
that conviction of the leaders
who are certain to appeal to the
Supreme Court, might drive the
Communist Party underground in
this country.
William z. Foster, national
chairman of the party, faces trial
later on the same charge. He was
Indicted with the II others but
was granted a postponement be-
cause of a heart condition.
A dead, shocked silence greeted
the verdict. There was no dem
onstration. The defendants ano
their lawyers leaned forward eag-
erly. then sat back, impassive
when the word guilty was pro-
nounced.
Demanded Jury Poll.
Defense Attorney Harry Sacher
of New York demanded and got a
poll of the jury for the verdict
against each defendant.
The walnut-paneled Federal
courtroom, scene of many a
iangling outburst since the trial
began last January II, was crowd
ed and tense when the eight won-
an and four men on the jury filed
in at 1923 am.
Speaking firmly. the foreman
Mrs. Thelma Dial, Negro--an-
hounced: "We find each and every
ne of the defendants guilty"
Besides Dennis the defendants
4 the trial were:
Jacob Satchel, 48, director ot
= propaganda and education di-
sion.
Gilbert Green, 43, Illinois chair.
nan.
John Gates, 36, editor of the
Daily Worker.
Benjamin Davis, jr., 46, New
ork City Councilman.
Gus Hall, SO, Ohio chairman.
Irving Potash, 46, CIO Fun
Workers Union official.
Robert Thompson, "a, New York
Ecate chairman.
John Williamson, As, labor Sec
.ctary.
Henry Winston, 38, organiza-
onal secretary.
Carl Winter, 43, Michigan
hartman.
Three Foreign Born.
Gates, Hall, Thompson and
Winston all served with the armed
iorces during the war.
Stachel, Potash and Williamson
Ire foreign born.
Before dismissing the jury, and
repeating his thanks to its mem
fSee COMMUNISTS Paoe A-7)
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Lewis Urges9AFL UnionstoJ Join
|nMuItiniI|ion SteeIStrike Chest
Asks Mine Workers and Others to Contribute
~ Million Weekly to Help Clio Win Conflict

FEDERAL MEDIATORS Find
Basis for Negotiation in Steel
Strike. Page AS.
Evening star., 1949-10-14

(See FARM, Page A-7.)
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(See POOL. Page A-7)
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(See ARMS, Page A-7.J
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(See FRENCH, Page A-6.)
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HOUSE COMMITTEE Approves
$3,500,000 for Census Building
at Suitland, Md. Page B-1.
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(See PAY, Page AID
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(See HUNGARY, Page A.,
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(See CZECH, Page AS.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
HOUSES TO SHARE

SILVER sPRING-Will share my
home with empl cple. and give day
care te ! child, SH; s947 s947;,p,r E2o ~
share }-bedroom home; Adams Mil
5-RMl BUNGALOW to share in Forest
Glen: Md, with . girls; all home
privileges: S35 ea. SH. 1885.
WILL SHARE my new home with EN-.
ployed young couple; day care for !
young child. TW. 2033 -26
Kitchen privileges; couple preferred:
must have refs. Available immed.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest

HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest
~ HNsyERsIIT, Iam,o,f fAsk s4sck
oil oH's heat. nice-size lot. conven. to
Shopping. schools and transp.; con,
REALTY CO.. INC. RA. 1900. rs
Observation-Disclosures powder rm.
New offering Of this fine row o';s orics.
near schools. shopping and ~, ousiine' Line
"a bath and kit; 2nd floor: 3 GOOD
bedrms. and bath; rec: rm. In bsmt:
gas heat. garage. Priced very reas
r. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn. aye,
EN-; 1870; Open 9 TIL g. T@ ="
s nice rms. oil heat, mod Kit:
yard and garage: good condition;
SSSS S,.s Sz sss' SiSi to g.
for doctor, club or apt. Det. brick
on Ist floor. Basement made into
4 rms and Gear garage. ON =
large lots. zoned BIO. Small cash
payment, balance $500 per mo.
BRRoooKMoNT, osSNT oSyeTiooking river; an
unusual 5-rm. home with picture
windows: bedrms;, 2 baths: ,$12,-
750: a 7-rm. brk. house. bedrms,,
ia baths, built-in garage; large lot;
$1,000; both are cow. to carline; ne
MRS. BURGESS; Realtor' 61O9
CHEVY CHASE; 81; $50; ons-hali
ing slate roof. det. house; contains
six large rooms. mirrored fireplace
2h baths. rec. room, built-in garase
and lovely landscaped lot. Seen by
appointment only, through Mr
Ratino, IA. GOAL. MARSHALL j.
WAPLE Co. ,iS24 18th st.. a. n6iT''
Evening star., 1949-03-20
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

COOPERATIVE APlS. rOK JAIL
FRONT COR. APT. large rooms,
lit; and bath: 3 large closets; eae re- Re
ss5essS r54 ssps sss7S ss Sr VIII sars sl'o0 cash
S-BEDROOM APT, immed. occu-
pancy, Tedecorated; veterans only.
1RkEE GS EosSM ICONS. kitchen and bath in
exclusive building overlooking Capt.
tol Park: price, $4,000: S3.OoO
down and $50 monthly takes care
Of everything: also another apart
ment with smaller down payment
Fs8Nf ssi f. APARfiMENr. mi; 4th aoor: near
elevator, in 7-story building
owned and occupied by one of the
most respected and conservative
groups in the city. One block from
18th ST., cars and buses. The con-
dition of this apartment is excellent.
All rooms are bright and have an
attractive outlook. Living room,
dining room. kitchen, bedroom. bath,
large storage space. Call Mrs. Merll-
lat, night or Sunday. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV. MA.
18Th AND COLUMBIA RID. section
Living room, bedroom, dinette. kitch-
en- and bath in attractive modern
building, fine view OF the park. Only
S6.8OO. on terms. Call MR.. FITZ-
GERALD, WA. 30S4; weekdays, AID.
ONE ROOM, kit. and bath. North
numberland. New Hamp. and v NV.
az -S0 TY 6Q14 22s
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

3-BEDROOM. 2-bathroom modern
house in best section Of Richmond
exchanged for similar property in
NV. Wash. or Va. Write BOX
4.BEDROOM HOME on large wooded
lot with creek In suburban Phila.'
Pa. for similar residence in wash
ington or suburbs. Box los.b'
HAVE WIDE ROW HOUSE near 10Th
and Oak-Three bedrooms, sleeping
porch, four rooms first noor. oil heat,
awnings; worth $4,000 present
market Good area for renting
with two or three bedrooms IN
suburbs. Box 1860. Star. 2O'
BRICK HOUSE, . bedrooms. gas heat.
basement. fenced-in yard, located in
Alexandria, Va. short distance from
In vic. Of Andrews Field. Md. For
details, call OV. 5715. ii
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BY NAVY CAPTAIN (doctoD. 8
adults in family. bedrooms, Oct Oct.
FRyNsfeaTssbbEly asbE in Sc section' so uniTrn'
OFFICER VFj ages' SEEKS detached iurn.
house. 8 bedrooms. about $3.50. NV.
section. Decatur sooo' 9 to s s,: sesk-
RdEoG1REp IN MAY. e-bedroom
house or apt. furnished. wo. o527.
r.BL SPECIAL AGENT desires "a
or 3 Ibedrm. unfurnished house, Can
81. S779; ewes. Ii. 9774. IL
TRADE ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE
bedrooms min: Ia baths. vanteo
Circle. Gre Nd. bet. Conn. and WIS:
aves., or Somerset; year lease. with
months advance: excellent care
ref. Box 226-C, Star. 21'
thssda a1tsd assste assa oE asn 5s5s days, M
cow. SSv1 HSGfNEER. wife and child:
need 2-3 bedrm, uafurn; fIrln. OF d,l,anes paTtls
College PARK; to sl25; SPECIAL
care guaranteed; permanent. Box
8 sfseS; MoSras' iSsl' RENT IN ADvAS;eesGH- ;e-
Middle-aged couple, nor,s no ehildren' ~ va
Cali 81; os7e, Sat. s to s g;6m; g;m;
SNAIL ~, ~ GuSPuRSIsHED Il i Z 81 HOUSE in
2. C.; yhite district; no childIen,
sGsilNsss nsi sas7' MAN, VIII. and 4 chill;
dren esperately in need Of 3 or 4
sfeTe0m si4s' csI an 81 B nes ssss Until Sso O.
u, St,sT Pr, Pm xIx t. eoss; 81, and Eo b.eu
WANTED bf MAf .,..n !; wen haus. nno Peau foz
year; Washington or near vicinity
old child. servant. Boz 4ss.B. Star
UNFURNIsHED 9 or bearm: hSus heuse Sc
View. Rock Creek Hills, Forest Glen.
Park"0na: Park' for o'ss' ). g. h' OF y months
lease: rent in line with accommoda.
tipns Is osss Re. 1893 eyes, or week 20! en0'
coMDR.. esi Tss0i d. 8. n. urgently needs %
rage. preferably in nearby Virginia:
will lease. Overlook 259Q. IL
un5urn yndyF sdS house cH AD1i 4ss5' p neaf0y va
House OR APT. furn:. 2 or 3 ped. !.
rms. Urgent. one-month suitcase
nr longer depending assignment.
state Dept. emp employs a famiIE aMnK.G :" csi;. ss.
drenl. MA. 5O0b. MN. mChhi. ~
WANTED TO RENT. unfurn Two
family house by May /. One chiid.
Call ,tE. 52la: -
GOVT. ENGINEER. wife and son -,
desire small house. North only; Can
pay substantial advance rental IL
HoTsE SsGisIo OR APT. is bedrms., around
Dupont Circle area. with use OF PACK
yard: under 500 Box 364-C. Star'
Ho. d. 4. AIR FORCE officers, all
grades. permanently ASSIGNED IN
wa ashington. urgently need pflVAte
apts. or houses. fnrn. or unimrn;'
no shares. Please call RE 6aoo'
Ext. 42l9 or Sls7Ss, xn::,,no =:
PHYSICIAN AND WIFE, expectins
baby, desire two or three oearOom
house. fireplace. nv; or Arnhstoh
area; references. will sign lease.
p22RRMASINr 2R s.sHs PLANT INDUSTRY sta;
tion scientist and wife desire small
unfurnished house or 2-bedroom apt.
in vicinity Of College PARK or SILVER
Spring. Call Sunday and evenings
Ap. nHnS
By MAY lst. house. furn;: or elevs stor tor
bath essential: references; 2 adults,
VACANT i9;4s o4enHIisE 4HenHIisE. 10 70 to IL rooms;
lease: preferably Mt. Pleasant sec
ton, BY April 15. BOZ 4OO-C. Star.
ALEx.-3 OR BEDROOM unfurn
house, maximum $50; excellent
care of house and garden. oH Mr..
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New Brick Ranch House
HOUSES uNFURhIsHEp

4:BEDEYg Ig pSdsrRR p@SaWRRb bGnssc n sscHagFsR' RfntaEy
faTTs Rh1hs vi TS1hGkth-5-rm; faeIh house full
basement. large fenced lot; Sl20 per
mo. ARFAx REALTY, FA. $3.50 $50
WooDHooR. 20 dHaeoSo,R Silver Spring, Md -
Bungalow, 5 rms. and bath, S125
mo. Adult family only. l.. 7.
GRAVATTE, 1913 X st. NV. Ma.
sGfJBSURBAN, GRIN. BRICK. full
bsmt,, / mile from TRANSPORTATION.
500, months in advance. HY.
NE. oPoSiEAR NEAR wooDRIDGE-s bedrms,
gar. rec. rm., det; about May 1,
s4oa ii; iM;ARhBoko lRi.sio P1KE-5-rm., mod;
ern bungalow, oil heat, bus and
stores nearby; large basement. has
semmsTela con, posSSdlss ssS aSs a. sasS ooes
2-BATH HOUSE, too
large for our family. Will rent in
exchange for rental Of small 2.bed-
room house, all on hoor. Maxi.
mum rent, $75. vi. 06l6.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

Ex-GI-MovinE, crating;ono JOB too 20
large or small; extra low rases 70
SMALL JOBS, baggage. pers. Effects
etc, days, nights. Suns. $50 min.
ANAcosT!A M0XERs, Ak o446; 6. r,
Roysrs ntss IS hr no ebs Every Ax Dc s49s fsaF
MOVING By vET-Exper. nelp; every
piece wrapped. insured; ress. Cau
anytime, MR.. COOK. Gil. blS7.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET q
across he country: safe storage ID
ssss: 10 SSSs S5os sNios sSR5s' R5s1od
.SS69IlyIlbG1L S9l lSG es'i 'cio5MsEPHARTMENTs. a,
lev as So 'er month. Local and
Va moving. For service, call dE.
618S; Sun and eve. TE- 1888
sAFETY sTG 8 TRF CO; IN
o4-hr. service, furniture; trunks and
baggage. AT. 1859 or FIR. 03s6.
MOVING BOOMERS a. specially; day,
night or Sunday; clothes on HANGERS
don't have to be packed. saves wrin-
king and repress1ng. Call for RAGS
and information, MIR. BEALL, Do'
IDEIMAN MOVING & STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
ia. 1887; ewes, GE. 1416. IL
Evening star., 1949-03-20
CALIFORNIA COTTAGE
HOUSES FUR. OR UhFUR.

FALLS CHURCH Have converted
ige. house into 4 apis: Of 2 rms. ca.
semibath. furn. or .unfurn.. util. inc.
S65 to S75; 1-yr. lease: adults; refs.
required: immed. occup. Box AZ
S rms. close to SCH.
shopping or transp. Open 1-5 pm.
oil West Broad ST., Falls Church
s-RM. MASONRY RAMBLER. conven-
lent to U. S. Govt. farm. u, of Nd
and N. o. L. Features tile bath
with separate shower. hardwood MS,
l room glassed on, 3 sides. electric
heater. laundry trays in bsmt., gear
garage: on a large wooded land
scaped lot. additional garden space
If desired; in town of College Park,
with trash and garbage collection
rent BY owner. Furn.. Sl25 per mo.
To 13oS
Evening star., 1949-03-20
ATTENTION
MILITARY OFFICERS

Approximately 500 of the member
purchasers in our nonprof1t coop
are military officers. Our coop
offers many advantages to military
personnel. why expand your rental
SiIoVar,ce for an accumulation Of
rent receipts? 1t could be paying
location, minis. from Pentagon.
Apis. consists of ! or bedrms.; lge;
1fv. rm., din. rm., equip. kit, coloreo
twice the usual amount Of closet
space. Directions: Across 14th 81.
Bridge, out Columbia pike to s.
Green Brier St, turn right to ex-
hibit apts;, For appointment to
inspect, call
ALLEN & ROCKS, INC.
IT, 05O5, 30
Evening star., 1949-03-20
1921 MASS. AVE. NE.

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Why rent when you can buy so rea-
sonably? Good ne. location. near
stores and transp.: and 2 bed
Ym. apts. with full bath and kitch-
en-, moderate down payment,
monthly charges as low as $50 per
mo, incl. all util.: other terms Call
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
Evening star., 1949-03-20

OPEN SUNDAY. 2 to 8 pm. 1924
cant; rms. and tile bath. full
basement, oil h.-w.h. (needs re-
decorating), 8 porches, brick garage.
Price, $1l 500, cash payment, ST.
S75, balance one trust at Sc. pay
able monthly. BRODIE g. COLBERT,
Sundays and evenings, ME. 1885.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

American U. Park, $18,500
Lovely Q rms, bath, all-modefn home;
conv. located; Ice: corner lot; . real
home. Wo. 1ez9..
Evening star., 1949-03-20
SHEPHERD PARK
BROWN REALTY CORP.
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SHEPHERD PARK
Open l to Dark Today

72.:: 10th st. n.w.-Attractive de-
tached brick home, facing Rock
Greek Park; the last word in mod
ern living; de luxe kitchen. break
fast nook. garbage. .. disposal, dish
Washef, :built-fn breakfast nook,
mirrored fireplace, 21a de luxe tile
baths, 3 twin bedrooms. full attic.
1885 18th pl.-s25. 900; last Of 4
homes, in . secluded yet convenient
location; 6 rooms. 2K tile baths. de
luxe equipment throughout: real
chance to purchase . home at fair
price. Drive out 18th st. 70 rI0fm II 70
MetSler open siGn.
METZLER
110e Vt. Ave. DI. $500; 1vss"
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