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RETI.E HAVEN

Beautiful modern furnished home.
3 bedrms:. 2 baths. ready 70 M I've
from Country Club. Phone 0V.
04q9.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SAIL

IMMEDIATE 0CCUPANCY-e bedrm
COOP, apt. for sale. .sAYLoR GAR-
DLNs: 2717 osth St Sc. Apt. B.
TWO BEDROOMS. Ist-fioor apart
ment in Mayor Gardens. VI. sl9S.
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Evening star., 1949-06-01

ALL TENANTS are. buying property
for some one else"
The Broadmoor-Owner transferred
offers for resale apt, Of bedrm.. liv
rm.. kit, -dinette. spt. hal snd bath
nnseaass as apt AG With 'o5 re-
posures. containing foyer, lv. rm
sun parlor, Q bedrms. . baths. din
rm. and kit; possession on or before
340s 10Th ct. n.w.-Apt. OF liv. rm.,
kit. .-dinette, bedrm. and bath. ent.
asio Southern ave. Sc. 6corner Suit
rm. and din alcove. kit. and bath.
Call this once from Tues. Nav 31st
on for appt. to inspect any of the
above
EDMUND ]. FLYNN
since is3oVresponSible for coop
apt. DEVELOPMENTS in Wash com
prising 40 bldgsD Wash. Bldg. RE
1.1s or RE. l74a.
NOTICE-ANOTHER FLYNN
1905 co-operative apt. offering Tn.
Ayondale. 1874 p st. NV, near
Dupont DUP ,n Si5sle, 5s,b sDss Jod TanEe :. from
and 3 baths at SlO.5OO; some va
cancies; others are being sold sub
iect to existing tenaneies Open for
Inspection week days. 8 to 2 pm.
Sat. and Sun. to 5 pm: other
EDMUND J. FLYNN
sne. Aa,hoT,yy Of os eoHp Dsa,
prisins 40 bidss.1 wash. Bldg. RE
1918 or RE 1T49 &
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ROOMS. APrs. TO SHARE

ROOM FOR WORKING MOTHER
with board anG ds5 care q child
Evening star., 1949-06-01

CHEVY CHASE. D. G.
Mr.. seth and Huntington Sts.
This detached home With sate roof
fs supsrsiy located in q weil-sstao-
iished neishborhood With al eonsrn-
Ierres nearby. The price Of 81 ren
IS unusually loW for seeh eesirahle
seetion. The home consists Of itstns
room, dining room. study, inelosxd
Snn porch, kitchen and stv,ns poren.
The second 6ocr consists Of thfes
b. droornt, hath and scyeened sleep
ing porch. Fuil basement, with rrse-
ticaliy new oil NV. htattnG Unit
Tuesesr detached garage. Thf 10: 10
7a-eA level and wooded. Cal Nj
wiIiirsham, RA. 1901. PHILLIPS:
cANBY a. FULLER, NC OIL T.7o
or ST 400. y
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
custem-bailt preSar brick. With bee.
rn. and full bath on LIST ocof. .
isrse 6edrms. and baths On cne:
eeantifui pine-pansiee recrestson
rm., screened aide perch. slate roof.
gas h.-wh.: detsche6 ertck seraee
Excellent terms. csIi pI. ieis tH'
WIN. H. Saunders Co. Inc.
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KENT VILLAGE

BOO New Garden AparClueIlts
One of the most beautiful develop
ments In the Metropolitan area, az;
Country Club In Landover; Md: fea-
turing larSe picture windows; one
bedrm. apts.. S13 to S7I.
apts. from 500 to S95.25
Our exquisite duplex apartments ars
featured ss SOS per plrs,aan: mSn.n; ssI rron rMS
Peace Cross at Bladensburs. taks
Route d. s. so to 3rd trafne liEht
then turn right on Route COZ, q
lA miles to Kent Village;
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
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APARTMEHTs SUBURBAN

LEEsBURG PIKE s5-nin- drive: 3s-
min bus: entire ist floor: all util
SIS me Box 435-L. star
1-BEDRM APT. WANTED. furn OF
unturn Kensipeton area: not over
S65: Govt empl woman. 10
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO,

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
We are priviiesed 70 ofisr one q the
finest homes in Barnaby WOODS
Isl 4. has reception hail. a4-ft, Nv.
rm.. music rm. snest-sizs dinins
rm., large hedrm.. dressins rrn., bath
and de luxe kit End a. . Eoveiy
bedrrnss. bath and large sGn oesk
overlooking a beautiful garden In
bsmt. attractive rec rsn-' mAid
Billingsley g. Sanderson Co
ka.s rsfl. A.. nR aHoR T1fi NJ
Evening star., 1949-06-01

Owner Really Leaving City
Reas. priced for quick sale 10 this
nice home In the beaut. Barnaey
Woods section: der. brick Of presar
kit. and front porch on lst q
: bedrms. ana . baths on Ind
knotty- pine rec rm and lavatory
in bsmt steps TO lge. storase attic 7.
brick sar.: niee fenced yard; We
netiaa blinds. etc: u block from
to ctrcumstsnees, owner needs cash
above financing and has priced ho,iss
accordingly. For further informs i
ton cali Mr. Schvah. wo, e8s4
Evening star., 1949-06-01

month SH 4s4S
WINDSOR PIX. HOTEL
200 Connecticut are. ad1o4ntng
Rock Greek Park at Taft Bridge,
Discriminating people prefer this
cf the refinement and good taste
of better living Modern new build
ms with all Of the appointments Of
iyxury apartment hotel A choice
selection OF one and TWO bedroom
unfurnished apartments, now being
readied for immediate occupancy
Rental from $3.50 TO $3.50. Call
Evening star., 1949-06-01
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Evening star., 1949-06-01
2-BEDROOM APIS.

.2-BEDROOM APTS.
In new sarden-type apt. buildings,
adj, to Mt. Rainier High o Sshooi;
sad g per mo; % INCLUDES ao,s All s'hitiesi aeS
Ready for occupancy. CHARLES e
SMITH. agent. 9a3 18th st. nv.
RIGGS MANOR APTS.
Located corner Rigs and Aver rds,,
Chillum Heights. Nd Extra. large
living rm. fl5xi7). dinette, kitchen,
bath and 2 large bedrooms With
large double closets, exhaust fans
and garbase disposal units in kitch.
ems; laundry and storaEe rooms: ~
utilities included Ia rental Of $e7 SO
per month. This beautifully land
scaped development with. its. loca-
tion and setting. has 70 be seen e
Be appreciated. To reach: Drive out
Missouri ave, To RiEks I'd. and con.
tinue to apartments. II. q. eNrIHY
CO. ei1 18th st. NV. ST. 330o.-2
Evening star., 1949-06-01
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TAKOWA PARK. MD.

Unfurr. apt for rent; rms. Z
baths and hrepl; main nr. Of 3-fan-
lily unit: nice neighborhooc: M bus
and stores. adults only rent. sll5
r,ansr GH As4A
Evening star., 1949-06-01

GEORGETOWN-Sl7,750
eemidst s-reom. lI-sath, home. e
hreplaees, brick terrace. vacant
Ewes Nj aiel
J. LEO KOLB, MI. 2l0o
Evening star., 1949-06-01
SHEPHERD PARK

Nsw asi. brick sith esutsT han R9sn,
tuft recently corn pIstsd s&-ft iis
rm With fireplace }srss dln sus
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large eedrma and : taN be tEs uf-
stairs. ik-s, maGt<F bearm sis's
roof sNp1i4G lot slHrrtnara setssns
pFis. SO 500 Car M wetss Nh
Evening star., 1949-06-01
CEORGFTOWN

ia-rm white brick hoass sas heat
baths exclusive loeaucn tdsal 10
home and income suMrient cash
IA oset or Elk 7oTn
PAUL J. MILLER
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Mt. Pleasant

=. 600 downr-Lestts fs-it rpw estst
contains q rms ] bath h0' ~wAisf
oil heat, g rear poFebst Thss hosns
II located IN VERY convenient sst
tiou and NAV be parthsAec slah
ressonahs terms Call M losish
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Mr. Eastern Star Home

Lovely dst eentsF.hali brick hons
on isrse ioi eenislninF Nv ruF dth
Fn1 bssutBfih KIT with satitsin dir
tnx napk iu.r powder Tm , bed
rms tis bath pausise recreation
rm With fireplace Osnst viii issts
custom -suia mirrors Cell Ar
ainLar AE Ann krAa 81. NM
Evening star., 1949-06-01

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Evening star., 1949-06-01
GEORGETOWN

Almost hew condition iAtinx tpon
ciniES reem powder room moasFt
Kitchen fireplace gas fbEnAtR 4
bedrFns ia moaerR esths ample
closet space HOUSE Is insulated and
has state reaf Rear sardth Price
Evening star., 1949-06-01

1908 BILTMORE ST. N.w.-Nice 2.
bath; empl. couple only.
SUITE OF 8 ROOMS, new furniture
Ink: S65 for / working lady per
rnonth 1894 Irving st NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

Income and home Desirabiy situated
west OF Conn ave Has is, Tm.,
din. kit. foyer. . bedrms and bath
on list A.: , apis. OF . rms. kit. ana
bath on end 4 apt. OF rms. KIT
bath in basement Lot loSxl 80
Eve, phone Temple .233.
L. T. GRAVATTE
Jsrs r. - NV pesHoF Ma UrAS
Evening star., 1949-06-01

AFAlN1 0x&ASL 1&S
-Spac.oas colunisl residence. ouih
By Frank o. Phillips In lSfT, in
better than new-hoase eondanon'
study and powder room on ist Moor
3 msster-stEe bedrms-. . eaths 90
End ncor: psneled rec. rm. with esr
and fireplace: maids I'm. and esto.
screened porch, lsxe2. cyeriookins
deiisntfu, vailed garden; gear built.
10 garage. Truly Q sreat yalns q
the price. PRANK g PHILLIPS
DI. i4li: ewes, call wo. J5so.
TAKOMA PK.--S-unit corner apt
hsat; h nriss. sci 500: ist trust
$4,000; lcw cash payment TAM
MARC. Ma. sftSg --Sl
TAKoMA PARK. D. c.. Larxe cor
nsr iot with det. frame honse. ss-
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WAkDMAN PARK Is within sika OF
this Beautifully finished and oese-
rated 6-roon homs: double screened
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LIPa wo. 7soo until . poa- ssis
$50 ST. ELK. isaA u. Nw.-Rss hfs.
RE r. e.snI. o1I uiof hs.'- ,rrnpif. rassf
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$4,000 Down

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-21
RAPE SLAYER MUST
 HANG;T0 APPEAL IN
 5.F. CIRCUIT COURT

ANCHORAGE. Alaska, Dec. 2l-- R-A 22-year-old Air Force enlist ed man was sentenced yesterday to hang for the rape staying of Mrs. Laura A. Showalter. Barring appeal. it will be the first such execution in Third Alaska Judicial District.
 Federal Judge George Folta pass ed the sentence on Harvey L. Car- ignan, who entered the service from, a Mandan, N. D., reform school which he had called home" since the age of l2.
 The hanging will be held "ad- jacent to the Federal Jail" next March 3 between 6 and 8 am.
 Before passing sentence, Judge Folta denied a defense request for a new trial The court-appointed attorneys indicated they would ap- peal to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco.
 Defense counsel cited II grounds for asking a new trial. including refusal of the Court ito select a fair jury because of the wide pub- licity given the murder"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-21
OUTDOOR CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS WILL
 RECEIVE BIG PRIZES

The lest outdoor Christmas de corations for a residence or apart ment house will be awarded prizes donated by Juneau merchants Many residents are busy erecting outdoor trees and other appropriate decorations to join in the seasons festivities. Already some very attractive designs have been worked out, with electric lights creating a striking effect to all pas- sers-by.
 Judges have been appointed by the Chamber of Commerce, one group of which will concern them selves with awarding prizes to those best outdoor Christmas decorations adorning dwelling and apartment houses. The rules under which a display becomes eligible for a prize are very simple. The decoration must be outside the residence, and may he anything appropriate to the spirit of the Yuletide.
 Prizes of very worthwhile na- ture have been made available by the Home Beautiful, Parsons Elec- tric, Alaska Electric Light and Power Co.,, Jineau- Young Hard- ware and Thomas Hardware. An an- nouncement regarding them will be made tomorrow. The judges have indicated they will be inspecting all of the city and the Highlands or Christmas Eve.
 Empire reporters will make a roundup Friday night for a report in Saturdays edition on the out door decorations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-21
AGA CARRIES 2s;;
 19 GO, SIX ARRIVE

Twenty-eight passengers were carried yesterday by Alaska Coastal Airlines, with 19 persons leaving Juneau and six arriving. Three passengers were carried between other points. They were:
 To Hoonah: J. A. Stearns, Mrs. K. Raatikainen, Fred Emerson, Mrs. J. A. Stearns, Howard Gray, H. w. Tandy.
 To Pelican: Don Chase, Marianne Olson; to Port Althorp; Carl Lar son.
 To Excursion Inlet. MT. and Mrs. Jack Altman.
 To Baranof: Tom McCahill: to Angoon: James Klushkan.
 To Sitka: Victor Hardin, Dr. and Mrs. Shuber, But Whiteside.
 To Tenakee: E. P. virden, Carl White.
 From Funter Bay: H. F. liar grave.
 From Hoonah: Jacob White.
 From Sitka: Ernest Knox, H. J. Nelson, John Milton, Dr. Moore.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-21
Party" Fronf Lured M e n 1oComnunisnl
Liquor and Women Used 10 Entile Soldiers fo
 Follow inc Line
By Tslwin B. Haakinson

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21-- tR - Testimony that the government Party used liquor and women with out morals to lure American ser vicemen to Communism was made public last night by the Senate Ju- dietary Committee.
 The detailed testimony came from John J. Huber, who said he was an undercover FBI agent in the Communist Party from 1888 to 1947. The FBI declined comment.
 Huber's testimony was heard be- hind closed doors weeks ago by a subcommittee studying the problem of subversive aliens. It has just now been released.
 Huber said girls who had mo morals whatever" and went to any extremes" were used to lure soldiers, sailors, merchant marine school graduates and others to Communist Party doctrines.
 He pictured the Communist Party in this country as part of "a world wide conspiracy" which talk es orders from leaders in Moscow Huber said the eventual goal is overthrow of the present U. s. Government by force and violence.
 Huber's testimony about party sessions, Communist-front allies benefits, and Communist training schools and camps was filled with scores of names.
 During the recent war, Huber said "one of the most ambitious plans of the Communist Party to carry cn it's subversive work among members of the armed services was the establishment of an organi- zation called S.OS-"S Sweetheart O. Seryicemen."
 This group consisted of young women," he continued, who were instructed to. pick up servicemen off the streets and bring them to the SOS. club rooms, where they were given liquor, entertainment, and dancing"
 Huber said the young women were prepared to do--and they did-anything that the party as signed or demanded, As I have already pointed out there was no such things as morals in carrying out party work or in organization activities"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-21
SANITY VERDICT FOR MRS. pETRlL0,
 MURDER CONVICT

RIVERSIDE, Calf. Dec 2l-lR-- A jury, returning shortly before midnight last night, found Mrs Sophie Petrillo, 35, sane when sle shot and killed her husband, Peter 35, in their Palm Springs apart ment last September 19.
 She screamed at the verdict and had to be partly carried from the courtroom. Last week the same jury convicted her of second degree murder on her plea of innocent.
 She was given a second trial or her plea of innocent by reason of insanity. By being found sane she will be subject to the second degree murder penalty of five years to life imprisonment.
 The prosecution asserted thai Mrs. Petrillo killed her husband because of jealousy over Alma Ross Prima, 30-year-old dancer and ex- wife of bandleader Louis Prima.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-21
CAGE GAMES

Final results of college basket ball games last night are as fol- lows:
 Stanford TO, Oregon 67. Indiana 58, Oregon State 53. Minnesota 55, Washington 53. Wash. Frosh 85, Wenatchee JIG. 27 Puget Sound AT, Pacific Univ. 37 Portland 68, Linfield 63. Vanport 56, Clark JIG. 46. Central Wash. 66, Lewis & Clark 43 Pacific Lutheran 62, St. Martins 4e Indiana State 62, Southern Ore. 52 Gonzaga 61, East. Wash. 54 (over-
 time)
 Idaho Al, Iowa State 39. Montana Univ. S1, WhitWorth 61 Long Island 10, Southern Cal. 45. Boston College 55, Los Angeles
 Loyola 53.
 New York U. 69, California 50. Holy Cross 57, Kansas 53. Springfield (Mass) 59, Harvard 55. Fordham 75, St. Peters (NJ 50. North Car. State 63, Michigan 52. South Carolina 54, Duke A. Auburn 45, Alabama 40.
 Missouri 50, Wisconsin AS. St. Louis 59, Georgia Tech 49. Wichita 65, Texas Christian 4o. Tulane 86, Baylor 53.
 Texas 46, Houston A.
 Kamline 75, St. Marys CCallf)- Al. Oakland (Calif) Blue n Colds 67, Pepperdine A.
 Utah State 65, Montana State 56. River Fails CWis) 64, Regis 52. Wyoming 54, Emporia (Kas) 43. Colorado A&M 61, Nevada A. North Idaho 54, West Montana Al Southern Idaho 56, Boise qdaho) JC 53.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-21
CEN 5U5 IS CHANGED TO
 APRIL DATE

Date for starting census, taking in Alaska has been changed from February 1 to April l, the same as throughout the states, it was an- nounced today.
 Gene H. Harris, Eleventh Area Supervisor of the Bureau of Gen. sus, telephoned the information tc Gov. Ernest Gruening immediately after receiving word directly from headquarters in Washington, D. O.
 Gov. Gruening said the change was in response to representations from the Governors office against the proposed earlier date. He added, work, however, will begin earlier in order that the necessary supplies and personnel reach the more re- mote areas on this date"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-21
.RAMSAY FAMILY SAILS
 ON DENALI FOR SITkA

A number of friends were at th1 deck yesterday afternoon to wave goodbye to Mrs. Dave Ramsay and the two Ramsay boys. The younger generation threw colored streamers of serpentine to David, Jr., (Jake), whose birthday it was, and Stevie.
 After long residence here, the Ramsays were moving, bag, baggage and household effects, as MT. Ram say recently was appointed Alaska Steamship Company agent for Sit- ka. He preceded his family, going early this month. The Ramsays, who will spend Christmas with MT. and Mrs. Jack Conway and be their houseguests until after the holidays, were honored with much informal entertaining before de- parture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-21
Dynamite Try! Fails in JAW
 Headquarters

DETROIT, Dec. 21-lR-Dyna-
 miters made an attempt to blow
 up the CIO United Auto Workers
 headquarters last night. They failed, but only by hairs breadth.
 A stack of 39 sticks of dynamite, wrapped in tape and colored Christ mas gift paper, was found at a
 side stairway of the union building. Two fuses had burned to within an inch or less of the explosives
 before they sputtered out, harm lessly.
 Except for two night workers, the union building was empty.
 However, lives were imperiled in a neighhorhood General Motors build ing.
 As result, authorities were con- fronted today with a new tack in solving mysterious acts of violence against the big auto union and its leadership.
 Within less than two years would be assassins have tried to kill two
 of the JAWS prominent Reuther Brothers.
 Walter Reuther, President of the
 JAW, was shot by an unknown
 assailant in April of 1948. He al- most lost the use of an arm. Victor Reuther, the unions edu- cational director, lost an eye in a similar shotgun attack last May. Both shootings are still unsolved. Police immediately linked last nights incident with the attempts
 on the Reuthers' lives. There is mo doubt" of it, ac-
 cording to Inspector Joseph A.
 Kurg of the Police Special Inves- | tigation Squad. Kurg said he was convinced it was a deliberate attempt to blow up the building.
 ''The dynamiter knew what he was about and he meant business"
 Kurg said This was no scare at tempt"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-21
HEARS
 LONG SPEECH
 FOR BRIDGES

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2l--tR-- The defense in the Harry Bridges perjury trial managed today to get before the jury some cutting com ment on an earlier deportation hearing for the longshore union leader.
 It was the hearing in which Judge Charles Sears concluded that Bridges should be deported to Aus tralia, where he was born, because of asserted Associations with Com munists. The U. S. Supreme Court later overturned this decision, and Bridges was granted U. s. citizen ship.
 The perjury charge on which he now is on trial stemmed from his l945 naturalization hearing. The government says he lied in denying Communist utilization.
 The prosecution, up to today, had been successful in excluding as evidence anything pertaining to the two deportation hearings.
 A government witness had testi- fled that Bridges, in l941, appeared before a CIO meeting in Oakland and read a resolution by direction of Communist officials. This was just after Germany attacked Rus sia, but before the United States was in the war. The resolution called upon all to unite to defeat Fascism.
 Vincent Hallinan, chief of Bridg- es' defense attorneys, insisted on reading a speech-one and half hours long-which Bridges made before the resolution was adopted. The court finally agreed on the grounds that it involved question as to whether Bridges appearance to read the resolution was dictated by the Communists.
 The prosecution objected violent ly to many parts of the Bridges speech.