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APARTMENTS ukFuRk.sHEo

1917 18th ST. N.E.-Apt on 2no
floor. 3 or 4 rooms, Semlosth O!
sIiVate bath: ADULTS. %
AIT IN dupis1; 4 s'tsSs sxpos' Lawn, r.oi ,
Ing fan, tie bath. conY. sf op
transp., 500: gar. opt, Nd. UN. 9 so
GEoRGETowN-r you can AFFORD to
pay $3.50 per month, We have q
sists Of liy. rm with 2 picture win
dows and hrepl., oedrm.. modern
bath and fully equipped up-to-date
Ma e455, Mr.. FERRY, ewes, EN-
2 ROOMS. KIT. BATH; S45 mo
incl uttis: excel transp. nr. Ii
brsry OF Congress- baby. AT, 1897.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. sE.-2-6ed-
nm. apt. with living rm, dinette
building. close TO shopping and bus;
$50 per month includes all utti-
tiles refined adults only. Box 3l-M
ST. NV. 3-rm apt. on srd
floor couple with child preferred:
ANToSETTE GARDESs. Benning and
Southern ave. se.--3 apts,. large
liv, rm, . bedrms.. din. rn., kit
and bath: utilities included: 500
mo. HI. Sllb -
64s NEWTON PL. S.W.-1-rm.. kit.
and bath; utils. included; rent. S37
pUPoST PsF H9nte e,RS1E sff '1nI!Gr
. bedrms, .liy, rm.. mod. elec. kit,
bath. porch. freplaces, all new
GGsseorations' lease to adults; SIS.
TAkoMA PARK, MD.-Liv. rm.. kit.
bedrm. and bath. 1st A.; nearly new
hNtR nj RNA
$50 So utilities incl. sH. .373e
BasEMENT'0 0O Street level. employed
cple.. liv. rm,, bedrm. kit. bath,
Capitol st. DU, 5411 after s pm.
r sT.-Enciency apartment. near
rated: suitable for bachelor or lady
o or m eouIHs' Hs sSsd 6sIi between 3 and s
TAKoMX PARK--1- -bedrm., liv. rm,,
dinette. kit. refgr and stove, utll
incl; in new 6-family apt bldg
immediate occupancy. $3.50 per
mo. 81. 1850 days; SH. 5l01 eyes.
/ AND 9 BEDROOM apartment units
now ready for occupancy. Brand
new, DEVELOPMENT, GLAssMANoR.
foot OF So; Capitol st, District line.
sink. stove and Frigidaire in kit:
middle-aged or empl. couple pre-
1857 CHAPIN ST. NV, $rd fioor.
sbsfe hf bab aP tSE see MRs sReOys5 eSqPs
PARK VIEW APIS. 5o34 Ssth St,
Hyattsville. Md, Apt. A-15; avail
able June 70; 2 bedrms.. liy rm.,
din rm.. kiti and bath, sos in
shopping center across street. Apply
to MASTER BUILDERS, 1905 4. j.
ave. Hyattsyille. Nd, UN. $500.
2 ROOMS, kitchen and bath; easy
adults only. HowENsTE1N REAL
TY CORP. 141s H st. NV, DI
2 ROOMS. kitchenette and bath
room, $50 month, plus utilities. SH
ADTTTs ONLY. 2 rms, modern
Kitchen, modern bath and shower
back and front porch; l blk. from
Ga; streetcar. For appt. call RA.
EMERSON GARDENS
1900 Emerson St. Hyattsville, Md.
ing utilities; ideally. located l blk.
of r. l. ave, close to stores,
sufIbER 4sos ADR' E. 10 ave- MAshE Asatts
vile, Nd. UN. $500 lie
SLIGO PARK HILLS
| and 2 bedrm apis. for immediate
occupancy; Ss4 SO and S93.5 so per
mo, utils, incl. See Mr. porminy,
FREDERICK w. BERENS. INC.
1928 K st. NV. Ma. 914l. Ill
WINDSOR PARK HOTEL
1900 Conn. ave, an address Of dis
tinction, overlooking Rock Greek
Park at Taft Bridge; Washington S
newest de luxe fireproof and sound
proof apartment building: offering
elevator, switchboard, package room
and garage facility: q limited selec-
ton OF one and two bedrooms, un-
furnished, now being readied for
occupancy: rentals from $3.50. Call
HU. ZOO.
FRED A. SMITH CO,
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CHEVY CHASE. . blocks from Conn
ave close 10 White frame
with fun hath on ist fooF sA-H
living rm bsdrms ana hsth en-
md finished ara with = bedTms
and layatoFy; t9,i basement. sAs hot
water heat Hd&ae Ia very good cen
dHion. garage nice lot Priced fight
Shown by appointment p, A TWEfr
Co 55O4 Conn ave EN- 90
nRHrg bnary sunday u ~ Il
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD for mother and 2
children; care of children; mother
employed; Arlington or vic. close to
busline Box 127-R, Star. %
YOUNG MAN wants room and board
in private home: preferably in Ana
costa area. AK. 1914. after 6 pm.
in week. Sat. and Sun. To-
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COOPERATIVE Aprs. FOR SALE

APIS. FCk SALf
DEG and modernly
furn. l-bedrm. apt. in 5000 block OF
Conn; ave; ready TO move into
$4,000, with substantial cash. Cal
MODERN. LARGE 1-bedroom apt
Naylor Gardens Sc; Venetian blinds
separate dining room; excellent hill.
tor location; conv transp. anc
shopping center: immed. occupancy
AK. 374O or TR. 1852. ii
AL TENANTS Are Buying Property
For Someone Else" Another Flynr
1907 cooperative apt. offering, Tht
Ayondsle ri,.3 I1S4 .p,s St rsnss nS ,ro nsas
rms. and bath at SIS, 200 to z rms
and 2 baths ct s1O.500; some va
cancies: others are being sold sub
ject to existing tenancies. Open foi
inspection weekdays, 8 to to m
sSt ssm.s aba bS snno,,,nto. sgr1i 70 PM other
EDMUND J. FLYNN
tAuthorityo on cooperative pisr
apt, developments IN Wash. com
P5li,ns Pais Or K eE' 0lfsis fsia. W''h, bl0s NA
1861 CRESCENT PL. NV
Two of the most attractive eo-opera'
tive apis. it has been our privi'
lege to offer. Each has entrance
hall, very spacious liy rm.. din
fm., library One, with bedrms
and , baths, The other with !:
heorms. and . baths, plus maid
rm. and bath. One of the n3sl
successfully operated cooperative
plans in the city. Excellently To-
Gated and well priced for immedi'
ate sale and occupancy. Phone
Nj. MT; Wise Sci, Mt; VI. 500; 500 ewes co
JOHN r. de SIBOUR g. co
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BOSS Il PHELPS, INC.
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2-APT UNIT

Near Cancer Center and Naval Hos
pital In Bethesda: modern brick bids
containing one lst floor, one End
floor apt; lst foor apt. contains
he. living room with fireplace. ex-
ceptionaliy large kitchen with ample
dinette SPACE, > bedrooms and bath
Second floor apt has 22-ft Twins
room, bedroom. bath and kitchen
Both kitchens equipped with electric
boxes and gas stoves; gas a.-c, heat,
Second noor apt. rented for $50 per
mo-. LIST f2oor apt. will be vacated By
July /. This property can be pur-
chased with about 81 600 cash and
net carrying charges OF $50 per mo.
shaser. Ewes. ard Sundars call Mr.
shaw WI. 3n26
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
WI. $500, WI. 1880. -l3
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EUGENE B. ROBERTS
1927 Conn. Ave. Du. 1853. 10
CHILLUM HEIGHTS APTS.
QUEENSTOWN APIS.


Queens Chapel rd. and Chillum rd.,
Mt. Rainier, Nd. New construction,
Immediate occupancy. bedrooms,
living room, kitchen, dinette and
bath, $50 so month, including util-
tiles Venetian blinds, good closet
space. laundry and storage rooms
Fenced in play areas for children.
Shopping center being completed In
project. Located next to public high
school and, convenient to other
schools. To reach: Drive out Michi-
gan ave. extended to Queens Chapel
I'd. or by bus, take Ga Hyattsville
bus, Mt Rainier terminal. See resi-
dent manaeer. Apt, I0l, 31o1
Queens Chapel I'd, or ONCE rear
31o3 H. G. SMTTHY CO., s11 18th
st. NV. ST. 5000. 10
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE
End floor Of a newly converted bldg.
liv. rm. with fireplace, bedrm., bath,
reception hal. dinette. all-elec. kit,
including garbage. disposal unit;
vacant: S16 m.ath; no children nr
pets. Can Mr Domer at DU. 1924.
SANDOZ, INC.
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& PHELPS. INC.


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bsrst with ieTsAnfr. al hfaf Ksss
garRge ere hioek &c wtseeassn sss
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tsfusa. CAT Mr. weiss. NJ $500,
eTef * $3.50 or TT s0ss
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SSp0: sves, 81 1asa
Shepherd Park
4 sserrss baths. sSs.hso--rst
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t4is X st nv, ResHeFs. Nm; 800
CHEVY CHASE. ID. G.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

Open ] to :, 4tHl HutIeTNpFth q
nv Owner must sEcF4faCe this EnE
home for only S@a uuH located IL
one ~ Washington $ incest sections
lt fr entrance hall Iytnt room
dining room, kitchen dtHs u bath
screened porch md hT / bedrooms
room basement knettY pius rec
Testion room with fireplace outside
entrance immediate possession
priced for quick sale Call MG
Macintosh, u with WEAVER
BROS INC. Washing ton HidR DI
sanll- Ewes Gi. ~AhA IL
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l~NENN rnASA II I,

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ROOMS FURkIsnED-hertheest ST

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE, 2346 14th
n.e.-singIe room. adj. shower bath;
.Ssdo TX. PhoSe Ho 23s5. IL
with kitchen and refrigerator, new
ly decorated; for couple. Apply
downstairs
'sO6 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Rehned, nom
smoking women. Single, S27; double,
S24 each; home privils., living Tm.
may cook in; nr. carline. TR. 1886
sft9ff SI9 l 81 I'm N.E.-rront rm.. twin
beds, s5 each also single front, SO
TURN. TI1n r RM; :;.PPyyt PPyyt. phone in rm.. Kit
ao&& MARYfIaSSnl hIRYf1fSl AVE. NE. single
room. So wk Double room. twin
ssd' vk 50 Mem sa ons 1fsh Ii GT s5s4s e53 ssinfl'
streetcar line. $50 per wk: men
,prefesrea; Cal! TR, aa066; %
l,,i twin beds; for 2 enPl ,SSds persons 5t bit.
WooDRIDGE. sIss cath ST. Ne
2 furn. rms and bath for 3 en-
ployedo people; near good tra9asp.
coLoRED-5oo BLOCK 2Ist ST.
NE.-Comfortable, neatly furnished
room for refined GOVT employe; S35
per mo. TR. 1895. Gentleman pre-
CohoREp-FURN leTIeq RIM. for working
COUPLE oIE single 519t man in Christian
CoLoREDIaI QUINCY PL. NE
Laree front rm; employed married
couple or 2 ladies. HO. 1883.
COLORED = COUPLE; housekeeping
privileges. 50 wk. Phone VI. 1873.
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ROOMS eURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.W,

MASS. AVE. s.E.-Front room; near
Gallinser Hosp; laund. privil.: ladies;
dble.. SO wk.; sgle., SS. FIR. 5666.
I'll G ST. s.E.-sleeping rm., single
or double, nicely furnished; men
only. Call TR. 4147. -
COLORED-436 10Th ST. S.W.-
Double front room for 2 men or
couple, nondrinkers. DI. 2246. -l3
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ROOMS fURh.-N.W. Cont. }

ROOMS FURN.-N.w. Cont
1851 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Lge. rm,,
SJ5 Sgle; S45 dole. DE. 0g13. Ia
7O05 Sth ST. Master bedroom.
double exposure: unlim. phone; gen
1911 18th ST. Nv, at Scott circle
Desirable single nm. adj bath:
S35 mo; elevator service. Ill
GEORGETOWN. 1927 N ST. NV
on 2nd D., windows. twin beds.
siso so other 9'fn fm sDssf oDTefiooRins @ gsrde6s:
ACROSS sT22TLRfR. 1;so' lse. dbl. rms :;
rates. 1901 K st NV. sT. 35ss.
CoLoRED-l337 VERMONT AVE.
nw.-Room in cultured home for
employed woman; nt. and iaunery
coLoKtD-ima ID ,I,I; + IS ST, sTwLa5ss ,s 5ss
q Kit; and lsnnds s9a "a faeii:' no no CHI hi
tSr MRS FAAPRAGuT sr w9
Furnished rooms for rent, new fur
niture: men or couples. Ma. 1893.
CoLoRED-29 r ST. N.W-Large,
pleasant room for sober, employed
CoEoRED-ssai as PROSPECT AVE,
Apt. 2-Refinel cpl or sRI men;
priyils.; $40 wk. Apply after 8 p m
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SHEPHERD PARK

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Nsfsfl ~ sstsasE. Nj $500 tsss
JOHN r. de GfTOUR IL CO
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HOUSES FOR sAlt--Ao.A~es

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CHEVY CHASE
NEAR TffR PARK

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SAMUEL. T BOoLEY. INC,
WILL TRADE

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Mt PLEASANT
MT PLEASANT
NEAR BRI0HTWoOD
pFTiW'OlRTH

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JESS FISHER a. CO, INC.
2 = t-4- a. O. & HrHE4ssgs az |a.H
SHANNON II l. LUcHs co.
1874 ii ~ ew sA sask
SMALL DET. BRICK
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1917 I7th ST. NE.-Apt on 2no
floor. or rooms, Semiosth O!
sriVate bath; ADULTS %
APT. in duplex. expos, lawn. 3
rms. din. sleoYe. blinds, !ge. c,'o!-
Ing fan, tile bath conY. 81 op ..
tranEp., 500. gar. opt. Nd. UN q so
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CHt,Y CnAsE-Tnl, |. a. a z,

Datth ColeHiA! homes iB ihis eS
elusive area First floor has =
fun ceutsb ball large a%tl HS
rm win hyep ace. niee ain Fn
equipped kitchen 2Gd Scar, z
large hccrns and tiled bath. tht
got Is lArge and beautifully land
sc&ped StorAEs space Lear gaFAfs
II you appreciate a distinctive home
inSpsct this house today Price
SIS $50 Call W p WRIGHT, EA
EEAp HADa Tarp 1yF NV
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CHEVY CHASE. ID. c.
1rACrIrA1Yv REf1YffFr1

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WEI Nn.nese C&H MSss Rta1hz &I
asSss e*sa. CO. 4@7S
%. A. .HANES co. INC.
fsoe assa S. III sSs6. 30
Evening star., 1949-10-27

Asmara. with planes overloaded
with both gas and refugees, has
been eliminated.
In the unofficial agreement be-
tween Yemen and the Israelis, the
Imam has been able to safeguard
the southwark route of the little
bands of Jews. 1t is nearly 200
miles by trails through river bot
toms from Sanaa, the official cap
ital dominated by the Imam S
alienated brother, Hassen, to Alden
The whole route, except the last
20 miles or SO, is in Yemen.
The first Jews arrived in Alden
last spring, ragged, dirty and
worn. but, having walked the
whole distance in Yemen until
they reached the British-c con-
trolled border sultanate of Lanai.
Today, as the flow of funds has
softened the Imam's attitude,
gaudy blue and yellow trucks from
obscure Arab garages of Alden
cross the border and pick up the
ringleted Jews and their cloth
wrapped belongings wherever they
find them. The trucks can make
100 miles a day climbing toward
Sanaa, which is over 5000 feet
high.
The Imam charges 10 Maria
Theresa dollars or about Sc as
border fee, in lieu of passport, for
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each outgoing Jew. These fees
are paid. having been changed
from American dollars into this
silver Ethiopian currency by
JOINT" at the Alden frontier.
The Imam has kept his part
of the agreement not to hustle out
the Jews, but to allow them to
settle their affairs and sell their
property for fair amount. His
authority is somewhat limited,
however. by the uncertain condi-
tions within Yemen, a country
which allows only a few French
and Italian doctors; no British or
Americans.
The British authorities here are
permitting the traffic, though 1t
is out of line with their past Arab
friendship, out of motives in which
humanitarianism, profit and po-
litical advantage all play a part.
The Israelis hold hostage the
British refinery at Haifa and the
Dead Sea chemical works, and
the British have been shipping oil
from Venezuela, In defiance of the
Arab oil blockade, into Haifa's S
plant.
The clandestine sky-runs into
Israel from Alden thus fit into the
new British pattern of getting
along as well as possible with Jews
as we'll as Arabs.
For example, Britain has start
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Yemen Helping Jews
Into Israel in First
Arab League Breach
(Second of a Series.)
BY George Weller
Foreign Correspondent Of The Stor and
the Chicago Dolly News

the Chicago Dolly News
ADEN. Arabia, Oct. 27.-The
clandeStine Yemen Israel sky
transport is financed by American
funds. distributed by JOINT"
the Jewish immigration agency
1t is successor to Alaskan Air
lines of Seattle, which initiated
the smuggling service early this
year.
American funds flow generously
also into Arab hands, inasmuch
as the Imam of Yemen, by a Sc
cret arrangement with Israel,
makes substantial profits from
the deal. This arrangement is the
first open breach the Jews have
been able to make in the Arab
League.
The league, of which Yemen is
a founding member, is opposed to
any more Jews being poured into
crowded Israel. believing that
Zionist expansion and renewed
war is inevitable. The Arab
states also hold that expelled Pal
estine Arabs now numbering near
ly a million should be allowed to
return to their homes in prece-
dence.
Jews Win Another Victory.
The fact that Israel has been
able to induce any Arab state,
even the smallest. to wink at its
Jews entering Israel before the
Arab refugees recover their homes
is regarded as another victory for
the dollar-powered diplomacy of
the new Jewish state.
Walter Eytan. a top director of
the Israeli foreign Office, flew to
Alden a few days ago to handle
personally the diplomatic side of
the dealings with the Imam OF
Yemen. The Jewish breach was
the easier to effect because Ye-
mems interior affairs have been
shaken by three murders within
the royal family. The Imam
Achmed. successor to his mur-
dered father, Yehia, is living an
extremely restricted life at his
new capital of Taiz. near the Brit
ish border.
The British authorities here
permitted the movement of Jews
out Of Yemen at first, but insisted
that the planes must dogleg
northwestward to Asmara to take
aboard their main load of fuel.
Alden is RAF headquarters for
East Africa and patrol planes
from here back up with force
when necessary-as in the recent
bombing of small Yemenite fort
ton the British side of the border
the political guidance of the
Arab tribes.
No Repercussions for British.
Since the entire smuggling op-
Grafton has been such a well-kept
secret. the British have expert
enced no awkward repercussions
among the Arabs for their middle
mans role between its American
Zionist f1nanciers and it's Jewish
benef1ciaries. Today the planes
get their fuel partly here, partly
in LYDIA. The dangerous take
of from the thin mountain air OF
Evening star., 1949-10-27

Admiral Harold c. Train. USN.
retired, said yesterday.
Admiral Train, a representative
at the Dumbarton Oaks Confer
ence here and an adviser at the
1945 San Francisco conference
which created the United Nations,
addressed the Rotary Club in the
MayfoWer Hotel.
"As an individual in a commun-
ity hesitates to do something to
incur the criticism of other men,
bers, so will Russia think for a
long time before incurring the
criticism of all the other members
OF the United Nations" he said.
Admiral Train said that, al
though Russia consistently has
Evening star., 1949-10-27

blocked attempts to provide an
international police force for the
U. NJ, that organization has ac-
complished much during the last
four years.
He said, however, establishment
of a security force is the fourth
and final step" in making the
U. N. an effective agency for
peace.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
u. n. Still Has Power 10 Halt
Reds, Admiral Train Saws

Although the United Nations
lacks a police force, it still wields
enough influence to prevent Russia
from causing q third world war
for 4 long time to come, Rear
Evening star., 1949-10-27

ed the first especially beamed
broadcasts by any power aimed at
Israel and Sir Herbert Samuel,
51-year-old son of pioneer Zion
lists, has taken q post as adviser
to Israel with powers to advise
on BBC's effectiveness.
Evening star., 1949-10-27

Chile to Increase Fishing
Chile will establish 81 new fish,
cry stations and bring in 1900
European immigrants to "collab-
crate" with Chilean fisherfolk,
Santiago reports.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
They're two
Of the biggest
men in town!

And one of them is you. The other one is man who
is giving lot Of his own time to help his neighbors.
He's giving his energy, too = out calling on people At
their homes and Offices, telling people about the Red
Feather services Of our Community Chest.
1t really isn't his job alone It's everybodys job But
he is Red Feather volunteer, asking for money for
cause that shouldn't require any begging roveling
Where do you come in? Why, you are the man who
doesn't finch or duck or hide behind lame excuse
when the FIRST chap says "Red Feather" Instead, you
smile and make him feel welcome. Then you dig down
deep for all you can afford to give.
That brings your size up to his!
, 1949-10-10
LOOK and LEARN
I. by A. C. Gordon

!. About what, in miles per
hour, is the rate of the blood
through the arteries?
4 q Who said, -Four hostile news
paper are more to be feared than
a thousand bayonets''?
8. In what country is Mount
Blanc?
4. What, in law, is an infant?
s.. What famous American writ
l.. On what date did Germany
surrender in World War II?
2. What is the average tempera
ture of the sea? !.
3. Who became President of the
u. S. upon McKinley's assassina-
ton?
5. What is the average life of
a horse?
4. What is the average amount
of candy consumed annually by a
person in the U. S. ?
ANSWERS on back pagel