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Evening star., 1949-02-12

Move in With Deposit
Open 2 p.m.-5 pm. Sat, Sun: 3340
Ames st. n.e.-Row brick with living
rm.. dining rm.. kitchen on 1st A.;
. bedrms. and bath on 2nd Il. !;
semifinished room in bsmt. This
house is only yrs. old and should
sell this week end: down ea payment,
reach: Out Benning rd. to oath St,
right to Ames st. and No. 3340 and
our open sign.
HOME REALTY co.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
4107 1ngomar st. n.w.-open Sun
to 6. Four-bedrm. home. in fine
cond.; lse. level fenced lot; -det. ga
rage; gas auto. h.-w. h, excel. neigh
borhood. Priced at S19,50O to sell
to Ingomar, left on Igomar to house
and open sign. Exclusive.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
A2O Conn. ave. EN-. 1900. Ia
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HILLCREST

Open Sun, 1-6. Take your pick oi
= outstanding center hall brick
Colonials, 1515-l519 3Sth ST. Sc
6 rms, 2 baths, 1st H., powder rm.
lovely kitchen with de luxe equip.
ment, spacious liv. rm. with fre-
place, sun deck, full bsmt., attached
gar. shady lot, nicely handicapped
asking, S26.5OO. Make cash offers
excellent financing, trades consid-
to Texas ave, left to Carpenter st.,
right to 3Sth st. r. D. BURGESS
exclusive agent, VI. 2sO2 till 8;
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SILVER. SPRING

Attractive detached red brick. in one
Of the finest sections; exceptionally
large liv. rm.. din. rm.. den and kit;i
s..t Hed5M buiit. in ssrsIe; ssn l.rs. lot: idsai
for children.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
442o Conn. ave-, EN-. 1900 till 0 p,m.
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SEMIDET.-$11,950
z.bedrm. brick. 4 yrs. old; gas heat;
nne value. SAM ROSEY, AD. 27O0.
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w; 3. WRIGHT, EN-. $500

Irving st. Near 14th NV.
Large brick suitable for rooming
house or conversion into apts:; 2
large bedrooms 3rd floor: 2 bed
rooms, bath and kitchen 2nd moor;
living room, dining room. large hall
way and kitchen 1St floor; basement
has front and rear entrances; neeos
repairs but has large potential in
come; S12,950. Possession with set
tlement. Call Mr.. Sweeney, TW.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346 -13
Massachusetts, Ave.-$21, 500
Lovely center hall, 6-room Colonial
brick house situated on a beautiful
level lot with frontage of over 81
IT. by q good depth; numerous large
oak trees, perfect setting, private
semicircle drive to entrance. breeze,
way to garage, air-conditioned, oil
heat, recreation room with open hre-
place. screened side porch. Quick
possession assured. This house is
buy. Should be seen at once. To
inspect. call Mr.. Manson. EN-: 1929.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1904 14th ST NV DI 3346 -13
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PAUL P. STONE
ReaItOf MA. I,3 IS, j
NTTD0ATT CTDrT z

DUPONT CIRCLE
6-bedrm. brick. 3 story: in good cond
consider reas. offer. Call ST. 1871
Montgomery Inv. & 1ns. Co.
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CAPTTOI, HILL,

100 c st. Sc, near House Once Bldg;
able 'fH. for apis. or nne town house
Open sun, 2 till 6. Call Curley Bos.
well, with JOHN L1PSCOMB & co.
MI of3f)O: ewes, Ii. 2236. Ia
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%750 DOWN

$75O DOWN
Anacostia, just OF Nichols ave. Here
is your chance to pay for q house
just like rent Nice, modern 5-rm
row brick. Full price only S10,50O
Needs only redecoratifig. Phone FIR
1857 till O.
Annenberg Realty Co.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Nethws.,
$3.50 DOWN-VACANT

$40 Somerset pl. NV, near 5th. Com.
pletely redecorated; semidet. 6-rm
Whittier School and Coolidse High
Open 2 till dark, Sat. and Sun
Dorothy K. Winston g. Co.
1424 K st. NV, ST. All. Ia
3O35 Chestnut st. NV.
Beautiful new brick, French Provin.
cial, 6 rms, 2 baths, powder room
garage. Large wooded lot Neal
Rock Greek Park. Open Sat. anc
Sun, 20 pm. Or call AID. 0021
To reach: Out Conn. ave. to Oh. Ch
Circle, right on Western ave. tc
Chestnut. right on Chestnut to house
SHOCKEY g. MOORHEAD, Realtors
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CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND Park
Open Sun. . til dark; 1929 Bath
pl.-Spacious home of 6 bedrms.,
. baths; needs some redecoratine
asking S20,950, small amount cash
required Directions: Out 34th st
to Newark. left short block to 34th
pl.. right to sign. RAYMOND B
DUNN, 1920 Wisconsin ave. OR
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BETFIESDA-VACANT

A real bargain at $13,50O. 1o7 Glads
center-entrance hall. living rm. with
fireplace, dining rn., large. well.
equipped kitchen on 1st floor; tive
master-size bedrms. and tiled bath
on End floor: full basement; large
fenced lot. Open Sun. 2 to dark;
Hospital, right on Jones Bridge I'd.
2 blocks to our open" sign.
E. M. FRY, INC, WI. 6740
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THE HARD TO FIND

THE HARD TO FIND
A town house that is really modern:
1774 Hobart st. nw.-Open Sun
day, . to s; any time by appoint
ment; 8 eood-size rooms. 2 com
plete baths, gas air-cond. heat;
1st A., large living room. open IRE
plaeer>dinins room, modern Kitchen;
2nd a.. 3 bedrooms, . complete
baths; furnished clubroom with open
fireplace in basement. completely
furnished to entertain which goes
with house; garage. must be sold :
diplomat transferred from United
States says sell.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 1Ath st. NV. DI. 3346. -lS
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SHEPHERD PARK
SHEPHERD PARK

SHEPHERD FANh
Just of 18th st. is this 2-year-old
center-entrance plan detached brick
home having 4 rooms, including q
large paneled den and Iavatory on
the first floor; bedrooms and 2
baths on the second floor; large
screened porch; 10-cu-ft electric
refrigerater; air-conditioned gas
heat; slate roof Death IN family
forces immediate sale. Price only
$4,000. Phone Mr.. Peck, TU. 1915
with,
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HoUsEs Wfp. 70 BUY (cont.
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp

SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD
SYLVAN SHORES, Riva, Md; 25
miles from Wash. and 6 miles from
nnapolis-4-nn. bungs.,. all mod;
conv., furnished. incl front and
back porches. FIR. 1854 or Annsp-
oils 1O0l. -16,
BIG BRICK, S13,25O. Open. Avail
able to nonveterans and GIs. Terms.
Beautiful new 6-rm.. homes; large
living rm., fireplace. full dining rm..
bright equipped kitchen with eating
space: 3 fine bedrms. and tile bath
upstairs: full basement. gas heat;
gorgeous hoors. many extras. Prompt
occupancy. Convenient to school.
stores cheap, fast transportatiot.
Directions: Out Bladensburg I'd; ne.
to Peace Cross, out Route 80 Defense
hwy 81 miles to big open sign on
left across from Landover Hills.
MAGEE, Union 1858.
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BETHESDA. WYNGATE

BETHESDA, WYNGATE
G1 approved. S15,460. $3.50 cash,
$3.50 monthly including 4Fc inter.
est and principal. Featuring 3
bright bedrooms with corner win.
frepl., concrete porch. Directions:
Drive out Old Georgetown I'd. q
miles from Bank OF Bethesda to
Wyngate, left 4 blks. to 9506 Novel;
dr.. We also have 7-room houses
nearing completion. Open Sat. and
Sun. from noon til dark.
HENRY J. CONNOR, INC.
owner and Builder, WI. 1858; sves.
and SUNDAYS OF, 316O ia
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COUNTRY CLUB SECT

O0O1N 1V1 OaOo DIV
Chevy Chase. Nd. 6S05 Conn. ave.
Sum-, 10 pm. Colonial center-hall
newIi brick, completed by master
builded featuring knotty pine den
and 9st-f. powder rm., ult-amod
kit; 3 twin-size bedrms. End fl,
colorful baths; insulated attic can
be finished into 2 additional rooms;
large, beautiful finished. rec. rm
with fireplace. gas &C. heat; price
reduced $4,000 for quick sale, Will
consider smaller house in exchange;
One of the best constructed and
appointed houses offered for sale
since before the war. 1st trust
So 500 at 412C. F. A. TWEED CO.,
EN-. 1890. Open till 8. -l3
Evening star., 1949-02-12

2215 32nd PL. Sc.
Beautiful Hillcrest. completely furn:
2-family det. home. apis. with
pvt: entrances, 3 rms. and bath In
each apt; only S1s.95O; reas. terms
Phone FR 1857 till 3.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
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MOTHER

Here's that lovely din. rn. you wanted
in this lovely 6-rm. brick, built-in
garage, oil heat. 2 big spring
porches, low down payment. Open
Sun. l to 8, 1918 M st. ne. Call
Mr.. Carver. HI S245, with H. T.
RANnQI,PH RE 2137 -l3
Evening star., 1949-02-12

OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
New brick homes with pleasant view;
unusual. artistic interior finish; ga
baths. lee. lot; FHA financing ii
desired; in the 1900 block Taylor
the st. from Holy Name College.
AT. O566 or AT. $3.50.
THE GABLES co.
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ia. b7SU, WA. 1910: i

SILVER SPRING, $12,95o
Modern detached brick, 8 rooms and
bath; convenient to transportation.
Only 8 years old. in excellent eondt-
ton; oil heat. The best buy IN this
popular area; Phone Mr.. Murray
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1yok n at NV MA. 2345.
Evening star., 1949-02-12
FOXHAII, VILLAGE
GLEN MAR PARK

An attractive. detached brick home:
excellent community; ] block from
fireplace, din. rm., mod kit; End
floor. 8 bedrms.. . colored tiled
baths: attached garage. slate roof
copper pipes, rear porch; level lot;
gas a.-c heat; $4,000 1st trust
at 40: priced reasonably at S2l'-
$50. a
Evening star., 1949-02-12

New detached center-hall brick CO.
lonial homes in lovely Rock Creek
Hills. Out Conn. ave. extended to
Saul rd. right two blocks to 81 9
Elrod rd (sample. heated. model
home). Call ME. 1143 until m
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor-
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SILVER SPRING. Sl9.950

in Silver Spring, 5 large bedrooms
lh tiled baths, 23 It. living room.
with, fireplace, family-sise dining
room, modern equipped kitchen.
with breakfast space. den. bui:t.in
full bsmt, with outside entrances
and Law. Will be ready in 20 days.
Excellent financing available. Many
othar featureS mt nenti0nAd heYA.
Evening star., 1949-02-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthws.,

COLORED-NEAR 9Th AND p STS.
N.W.-Now arranged as 4 apts.;
$1,000 down. Ask for MRS. COZ
FEY, DE. 1852, NO. 1892. -12
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WOODMOOR

Several homes available in this select
SILVER Sprins residential area, WAN:
Ing distance public and psrcshisl
nin1: rsnsinS from S13.eSO to 82l..
900 some with small down pay
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Industrial Realtors Award
Won by Alfred P. Sloan
BY the Associated Press

Alfred P. Sloan. jr.. board chair
man of the General Motors Corp.
was selected yesterday to receive
the 1949 industrial award of the
Society of Industrial Realtors.
The announcement was made
by Harold E. Stassen, president
of the University of Pennsylvania
who headed the Award Board.
Humanitarian activities as well
as industrial successes were cited
by Mr.. Stassen in announcing that
Mr.. Sloan had been selected over
% other nominees.
Mr.. Sloan's support and flnan-
cial aid to an economics research
foundation bearing his name, to
the Sloan-Kettering Institute for
Cancer Research, New York, and
to the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology were considered by
the Award Board.
He donated $10,0O0,O00 to the
economics research foundation in
1887 and has donated $4.500,00C
to the cancer research institute
A trophy is to be presented tc
Mr.. Sloan at the society's annual
convention in Chicago Novem-
ber 10.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
More Army Officers
Held in Czech Purge;
Two Get Life Terms
BY the A.soeiotsd Press

PRAGUE, Oct. 11.-More Czech
Army officers have been jailed ir
the Communist purge that also
has hit Catholic priests and busi-
nessmen, reliable informants saio
today.
An inimpeachable source said
two officers in Moravia had beer
sentenced to life imprisonment fol
high treason. Five co-defendants
were given shorter terms. Other
sources said many officers had
been arrested as political unre-
tables" at Olomouc, also in Mo-
ravia.
The roundup of thousands OF
small business and professional
persons was reported diminishing
though it still continued. Other
reliable sources said 40 more
Catholic priests and nuns had
been arrested, joining more than
300 church leaders in jail because
they oppose government plans to
take over control of the nations s
churches November /.
AS yet the government-controlled
Czech press has not reported any
Of these arrests. Diplomats pre-
dicted that when the purge is com.
Evening star., 1949-10-11

First United States cows were
brought to Jamestown colony In
1911.
Evening star., 1949-10-11

Rockefeller Center In New York
has a sunken plaza that in sum-
mer is an open-air restaurant and
in winter is a skating rink.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
u. 5. Attorneys Office
To Tighten Up and
Drop Fewer Cases

The number of Federal criminal
cases dropped by the United States
attorneys office without presen-
tation before a judge in Munich
pal Court may be sharply re-
duced from now on, it was indi-
Gated today.
The prosecutors prerogative of
declining to issue court papers,
where they feel the facts justify
that course, will be frightened
up." so that more cases will get
before judge, according to As
sistant United States Attorney J.
Warren Wilson. chief Federal
prosecutor in Municipal Court.
Mr.. Wilson's disclosure was sup
ported by comparison of yester-
days caseload with those of the
preceding Monday. While 81 cases
were dropped because the attor-
ney's Office declined to draw up
court papers on October 8, only
7 such dispositions were entered
yesterday, records showed.
And while no cases were dis
missed in court on October 3 fo1
want of prosecution witnesses
there were eight such dismissals
yesterday by Judge Thomas D
Quinn. as an apparent result o1
the Tightening up" policy of send
ing more cases into court.
1--WE are moving the clearing
house for criminal cases from oul
Office to the courtroom" Mr.
Wilson explained. by Tightening
up on the number of cases dis
posed Of by our staff, it might
serve as a deterrent to the scores
of complaining witnesses who are
running to this Office crying wolf
all the time" he added.
The prosecutor said that ir
cases where one person causes
another's arrest and later de-
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Reds Charge Truman
Ordered Trial Because
He Lost Their Vote
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE de-
fense for II top Red leaders on
trial in Federal Court contends
President Truman ordered their
prosecution because he was spite
full over the loss of Communist
votes in 1948.
The charge was made yesterday
by Harry Sacher, q defense law
yer, as he took over the summa-
ton which continues today.
He referred to the President
only as "the Big White Father"
The Communists backed the
Democratic Party in 1916, Mr..
Sacher said, but in 194S they sup
ported Henry A. Wallace's Prog
ressive Party.
Claims Threat to Minorities.
Mr.. Sacher noted that the de-
PENDANTS were indicted on charges
Of conspiracy to advocate violent
overthrow Of the Government just
two days before the Progressive
Party's founding convention began
In Philadelphia in 1948.
Mr.. Sacher told the jurors they
hold the life of the Communist
Party and other minorities in their
hands and declared: You IL will
say whether a minority party in
the United States will live or die"
The defense, the lawyer said, is
fighting not only for the II men
on trial but also for "the rights of
the Communist Party to live as a
political party"
Due for Jury This Week.
"You will affect the rights Of
the American people in the literal
sense Of the word when you have
killed a political party" he said.
The defense. which began its
summation Friday. has today and
tomorrow to complete its four day
allotment. The prosecution is
expected to take one day, followed
by Judge Harold r. Medina's
charge to the jury. The case is
ChPSSVSo w So w V11C JQS 1dGC
this week after nine months of
trial.
Mr.. Sacher was preceded in
summation by Defense Counsel
Richard Gladstein, who asked
the jury to consider whether the
trial Is IAN effort to remove from
the. scene a rival political party"
Says Books Are on Trial.
Saying Communist pamphlets
and books are the main prop of
the Governments case, Mr..
Sacher told the jury:
"The true defendants in this
case are the books. Under the
banner of destroying Marxism,
Hitler began by burning books
and ended by burning people,"
Mr.. Sacher said there was no
evidence that the defendants ever
advocated armed revolt or over
throw of the Government. On the
contrary, he contended, "the evi-
dence is replete with instances in
which the defendants were shown
urging anything but force or vio-
lence."
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Military Construction
In Area Sidetracked

Proposed construction at mill
tary and naval installations in
this area totaling more than $685.
100000 was sidetracked yesterday
by the House Rules Committee
and probably will not come up for
final congressional action until
next year.
The Rules Committee decided
to postpone consideration of the
items when it refused to send to
the House floor an authorization
bill carrying more than $613 900, =
900 for projects all over the world.
Instead of giving the green
light to the construction measure,
the Rules Committee sent to the
floor instead a separate bill which
carries authorization for projects
In Alaska, Okinawa and other in
stallations in the Pacific.
A companion bill for military
and naval construction on Ameri-
can bases throughout the world
has already been approved by the
Senate Armed Services Committee
and is pending on the Senate cal
endar, but action on it is unlikely
at this session.
Evening star., 1949-10-11

pleted, the government will an
nounce liquidation Of q huge
underground movement.
The Czech Communist Party's
organ. Rude Pravo, today reported
the government had confscated
the businesses of two Prague drug
giStS the journal said were found
guilty of sabotage and refusal to
sell needed medicines to Com
munists.
Rude Pravo said one of the
druggists failed to have in stock
a drug in plentiful supply and the
other refused to sell medicine to
customer wearing a Communist
Party badge.
At least one of the druggists is
known to be in jail.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
K. of c. Dance Planned

A Columbus Day dance spon-
Sored by the Prince Georges
County Council, Knights of Co.
lumbus, will be held at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the Prince Georges
Golf and County Club.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Third Infantry to Meet

Washington Outpost No. 7. So
ciety of the Third Infantry Divi-
sion, will hold its monthly meeting
at 8 pm. tomorrow at the Gold
Chevron Club. 1919 K street NV,
Bill Logan, president, announced
today.
Evening star., 1949-10-11

DENVER. .-A ARMS CARVED
Ronnie Bernhard, IS, a South
High School sophomore, at
tended classes yesterday with
II initials cut into his arms.
He told police he was attacked
in front Of his home early Sun
day by five unidentified boys
who pinned him to the ground
while one carved the letters
with a pocket knife. The at
tack, Bernhard said, occurred
after he and two friends had
taken their girls to~a football
game. He said he could give
no reason for the attack.
-AP Wirephoto
Evening star., 1949-10-11

clines to press charges in court
the complainant will have to make
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cordingly.
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Evening star., 1949-09-20

ative in North America Of the
British Travel Association. His job
is to sell Americans on going to
England for the improvement OF
international amity and British
dollar balances In international
exchange.
Sir Harold is new at it, but he
is not one to fall into the common
error of beginners Of oversellins.
Here's the way he went about SELL
ing travel in Great Britain at a
luncheon yesterday in the May
flower Hotel.
"Our hotels" said Sir Harold,
"are not at all up to American
standards. And if you travel for
your stomachs. or ,tummies. I
think you call them. stay right
here. You can't eat food like this
in London.
TITS all very well for me to go
yapping around the country say
ing. Come to Britain. come to
Britain People have to be told
these things"
Things are going to be better
in the future. Sir Harold said. 1t
is true, he said, that. even in the
best West End hotels the curtains
are worn out and the towels are
full of holes. But the Labor Gov
ernment, realizing at last the i'm
portance of the American tourist.
has issued coupons to the hotels
for the purchase of new linens.
Valued More Than Scotch.
The value of the tourist, he said,
is being underlined this year.
when 10000 Americans visitors
are leaving $72.000,000 in Great
Britain. That is more than Is
realized by the sale to America of
any British product-even Scotch
whisky.
Sir Harold was picked for the
job because he has an American
wife. the former Miss MCGOWAN
of Indianapolis, and has worked
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Briton Uses Reverse English
In Selling Travel in Homeland

and travelled extensively in this
country. This is his 23rd trip here.
He is delighted with the 80 per
cent devaluation of the pound
sterling because it should increase
American travel to England. He
cited the reduction of the British
ceiling priced meal from 81 to 10
cents and the rail trip from Lon
don to Edinburg from $40 (coach)
to $14.
Many Americans. he said, ask
him about bringing their cars to
England. He advises them to rent
a car in England and, better still,
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Czech Black Market
Sells Rotion Coupons
ky the Assoeiofsd Preas

PRAGUE-When Czechoslovak
blackmarketers run out of meats
and textiles for illegal sales they
have q new sideline racket-sell-
ing ration coupons.
The trade unions daily Prace
reported security police had
rounded up a gang accused of
selling thousands of such tickets
at neat profits. Coupons for 1900
grams Of meat were reported to
have brought So. The tickets were
either stolen or forged.
Evening star., 1949-09-20

member of the
House of Lords,
Sir Denis Dun
can H a rol d
Owen Boulton,
third baronet.
It's a bit unfair
to list all those
names. T h e y
are out OF
Burke's Peer
age. He prefers
to be known
merely as Sir
Harold.
He is here as
chief REPRESENT
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Cumberland Man Held
On MansIaughter Charge
BY the Assoejoted prsss

bY rHe NSSoeIdfed PFe1S
CUMBERLAND, Nd, Sept. 20.
George Henry Pough. 20, was
charged with manslaughter yester-
day in the death Of Paul Leon
Sullivan. As. also of Cumberland.
Mr.. Sullivan died early yester-
day in Allegany Hospital as a re-
Evening star., 1949-09-20

rent a chauffeur with it. Sir Har-
old Is all for an influx of Ameri-
cans, but they do find 1t so diff
cult to learn to drive on the wrong
side Of the road.
Evening star., 1949-09-20

ply: . complete change. All sports
no contact with . typewriter.
Pink sand beaches. pastel colored
houses with white roofs, lush flowers
and no hillboards or neon lights.
Tvapio0 e1ofhes
Evening star., 1949-09-20

Ana nON new oU.u6y
excursions beginning
Oct. /: 2STe of regular
round. "trip fare! {.
roomy, clublike Trans
Canada Air Lines
North Star" Skyliners.
powered by Rolls Royce
engines! Pressurized
cabins! Cocktails! Let
Evening star., 1949-09-20
BY George Kennedy

Reverse English is the method
used by John Bulls latest sales
man to arrive on these shores.
He is a tall, bald, 56-year- -old
Evening star., 1949-09-20
RAVEl-G0-R0vND
~ Nraini0 ooy

DO YOU REALLY PLAN your vacahons7 Read up, ask
friends budget in advance? Much more fun, and bet
ter moneys worth, too. Drop me" q penny postcard