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FOR RENT



Completely furnished 4-bedroom, s.
bath home, living room, dining rm.'
kitchen and den on LIST foor. Rec.
rm. and bar in bsnt., beautifully
furnished. Brick garage, auto; neat
owner asking SS25 no.. but viii
consider less to responsible tenant
Can be seen 1-5 pm. Sunday. Rep
on premises. B. ]. cRIvE1LA, INC
TU. 0600. 341s 14th sc. nv.
A FINE BRICK HOME, beautifully
furnished, located in an exclusive
section OF N. Arlington: bedrooms
den, and 3 baths; also maids quar-
ters; suitable for diplomat or rank
ing Government oficisl. Available
June 20 through Labor Day, S2ot
monthly.
ENZOR REALTY CO.
1901 N. Washington blyd.,' cH
1000, OK. 2234.
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Housrs uhEuRkisHfp

FOE SALE lsx5.eoe) on RENT
Practically 1905 financed ~ owner
OIL 1881. an .. all day Sat. sSn
s-bEDRM. BUNGALOW Reeen,ly
renovated, vacant MAESAs REAL-
TY CO. 2IIs wilson blvd. OIL OF
1870 TAYLOR ST. S.E.-Dei brlot
house nice lot. ereellent nsisheo..
hood. 8 rms. bath. auto. heat gai
r:Bs r.nss ,,1S re s.fst ref mo ''.5i aEoRos iSso
sosokR, sfs Ihei.n. ave sv-
oil heat. sereened posches: n.x-house
conc-. garaEeS NO. 27ss. go
8 ROOMS. III BATHS. hrand-rex
nsxt 70 Rock Creek Park, - So
RA. 3l72 Sat or sun. OF after 8
pm. VIZ day. -is
s-RooM HOUSE. with modern i'm
provementS; rent $50. not more
than In family. YsirfaI II-w-1e
DE Luxe 2-oedrm~ 2-bath. oeorse-
town house, with deep garden, Tor
rent unfurnished. ey owner Boz
sIMIpr1 ni siss; sslck HorsE, 3 s.drn,-. aln
IA baths, oil heat: Cleveland PARK;
siIsfn flsii II Nsr.fSs1v.lu.s.. fsss: central
location for doctor. dentist. etc,
combined home and separate en-
trance oftces, doctor occupied 3 yrs,
front and rear porehes; 2:esr ga
s.kssAsAY a.ss A''i wooDs. 5s5D cssv, ss '2ea eh...
on wooded lot. In excel. residential
area; conVen. 70 transp. and schools;
avail. immed-: l-yr. lease, SITS mo:
sh..s. also several a;osdrn home. In Be;
Mon; only: ME. I143. J. wDaEY
No. aReEEfSGroN-s.w cor. hous.
brick. sereeneo-!n side porch, 3
bedrms.. gas heat; eonyen. TO schools
and buses; svail- July l. $3.50 mo
efonGhroaS-Liv. 81 e. StRs; ru.. d,n..~.
kit, three bedrooms and bath, gas
heat; adults only: available july
to in.p.e, 9s ean nS. spss pss sp0flainss. z PaMes
I1s6 M sT. N.w.@Larse roomy brick
house, about IL rooms, 2 baths. oil
heat ideal for professional ofaees
or orsanization headquarters. RE:
sns fsn.' ss GasSDee Ry 0urssn .ss oP Of
Avail. Avail sSout Ss July oI' 7 GEosaT I 4e i.
BoRGER, 643 Indiana ave. Ma.
ALEx-2 bedrms.. brick buneaiov.
H. u v.snoa sss .v: s:' sfss sfst '2HEsfisDi r. 1906
5-RM. BUNGALOW. full osmt.; va
cant: $50 per month: immediate
possession. WOODBRIDGE REALTY
CO., 1881 r. I. ave. ne. NO. 1908
CORNER I4th AND MERIDIAN PL..
1st commercial, suitable for busi-
ness occupancy such as dressm akins.
watch repairs: etc. plus your own
e9ns s9asrp Mopasy y Sn ,sc s9l' ,ssn sslI JESS
NV, tx. 1911.
FOR RENT-3 bedrooms. 8 baths.
prewar. new condition; near schools.
buses, shopping. ETC.; best neigh
8 BEDROOMS on acre lot near Ty-
sons Corner. Va; full basement;
$40 per mo. ARFAX REALTY.
"a. 1850, CHI. 1850.
BETHESDA-Attract 6-room brick,
good subdivision; immediate pos
session; $50 per month, Wal
LACE La. 3 AGNEW' NC D1. $50; so
seRM. aa.' & 2oUss ssii FOR RENT, earpen- e
ter who will do few minor repairs.
3sth St n, Va. OK. 3773.
4 RMS. AND BATH, with a green-
house and l acre Of land located on
a beautiful estate, miles from the
District line, near East Riverdale,
Md SIS per month; 10 children.
M. AIKEN, Ma. 1855.
5-RM BUNGALOW; 6l05 Richie
I'd. Sc. Forestville-oil heat; S75
BEIaEsDANew T..6l. n,;hn. gSsdr% "a, PIst pis.
lease required; SII6 mo. 81. $685..
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Edgemoor ShoWplace

DESTINED for 1st-h. living on beauti-
fully Handicapped acre): this large
English cottage-type residence, Gus
tom constructed of white brick is To-
Gated amid towering trees and lovely
landscaping: lst a.. large reception
hall. step-down living room with
fireplace, dining room with bay win
dow. modernly appointed kitchen
with buffers pantry and breakfast
nook. 2 large. bedrooms, 2 baths and
den; End A., large storage rooms and
rec room with bar, laundry, etc;
ideal home for indoor and outdoor
entertaining: $500 mo-. / to 2 year
lease. Call Mr.. Lebeing, OIL. 0670.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
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ASH Garrison st. NV.
American Univ. Park-Beautiful loca-
tion; all new houses: nicely furn.. 9
vacant July 1; rent, $3.50; keys here.
HowenStein Realty Corp.
141s H st. NV, DI. 1877. -1a
749 UPSAL ST. Sc.
Anacostia. D. CA very nice 6-rm.
and eS bath tr6 brick R.na p.r n0ase
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont ave. NV, DI. Sl41;
ewes, EN-. 5000. 0.-------2 70
1880 N ST. NV.
Charming. well furn' sh-esdrm
linen and silver included; S1s5:
and ali day Mon. Nj. sao5. go
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Beautifully furnished home. living
room, dining room. kitchen. z
hath baths Sne ,sr.snsd GS poren sad
5000 month. HoLMEAD REALToR,
sH. 62O0i ewes. Mr.. Bair, Sligo
1874. -------------- -l9
Gentleman's Md. Estate
IL miles or so min. from white
Kit, 2 baths, sleeping porch tneed
Blankets now), garden. flowers, Is
acres. magnificent hilltop view; SUI
perb trees, dogwood, holly; al con-
yeniences of city but 10 desrees
cooler; maid avail; $3.50. WA. 14ss.
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BELLE HAVEN

3-bedroom. 21a-bath home
screened porch. recreation room:
garage; vailable July i; S1s5 mo.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
1901 Sc. Arlington Ridge rd,, Arl.'
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RETHESDA

III I 44Ik1x%I1
Edgemoor section; q bedrooms,
baths on first hooy; 2. bedrooms,
second fioor; an.sieetric kitchen;
grounds, about u acre; rear lease.
$500 per month.
E. M. FRY, INC.
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KENNEDY REALTY co
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

TO TRADE FOR PROPERTY in
vicinity of Washington. D. c.. COM
Portable 7-rm. home with baths:
in VILLAGE 10 miles from Cornell
in va, on 1 or 2 acres. P. o. Box
329s, Dryden. New York. lis
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

brick; large itvins roam, dirins
room. screened rear porch. three
bedrooms. tied baths. staIrs "a
fnished attic; lafEe 10; with beau
tiful shade trees, insiosed sith whtss
picket fence, ample space at afst
bloeE from bus and ret pFsstseA1f
in ths park. You viii be plsasse
With the condition os the property,
and immediate psAssasion car BE-
had Ths ehssrfaieess af ths bofns,
viii appeal 20 yoa. and ths pFits
varrants early inspeetien Nj
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MORNINGSIDE

MORNINGSlDE
Cape Cod bungalow. large fenced lot;
"a block from city bus and shop
ping center; lge. kit, liv. rm;. bath.
rm.: Oil h. $4,000. Terms. HI.
7079. After 6 pm, Mr.. Hamilton,
WEST REAL ESTATE
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co-op. Aprs. FOR SALE tcess.

co-op. ApTs. FOR SALE tcens. J
APPLY APT. NO. 6
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1-s
1882 Biltmore at. nv, N block OF
18th and Columbia rd.: vacant J.
bedrm. apt. in excellent condition
price. only $o.95o. with perfect
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors, CO. e43s or RE. 1887.
@ALL TENANTs Are Buyins PrcRert,
&or Someone Else" Another Flynn
1905 cooperative apt. offering. The
Avondaie, 1874 P St. NV. (near
Dupont Circle): Rpts range from 3
rms. and bath ct $500 70 7 rns.
and Q baths at S10,500. Example
Apt 8. vacant, 2 bedrooms, din
room, kit. liv. room. entr. hall and
bath, priced only 81 200: down pay
ment. $3.50: total monthly only
S6s. 40, as compared with present
low rent ceiling of Ss1. Some va
eancies: others are being sold sub
yect TO existing tenancieS. Open for
inspection weekdays. o to to pm.
Sat. and 8un., i to 8 pm; other
times by appointment.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
tAuthority on cooperative plan
since lS2o-respongible for coop.
apt DEVELOPMENTS In Wash. com
pffsing 40 bldgs.1. wash. Bldg, RE.
1918 or RE. l74e.
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SILVER SPRING
1h-bath, new brick
home: on bedroom on 1st A.; years
lease, $3.50 month.
E. M. FRY, INC, WI. 8700'
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

OPEN SUNDAY TILL. =
sslo Nevada Rse.--~DetAchea sshed
rm,. 2-hath hornt. close 10 LAfAyetis
School and In beautiful condition
Ist A. has reception hail st nv
rn. with fireplace. din rm.. modern
equipped kit and lovely library all
nedrms. take twin beds. stairs Ia
full attic. maids rm. and bath. ls'
a. completely air conditioned, Dr.
tached sarsEs Priced reasonably
D!reetiens Out Conn. ave. 10 Aili-
tary I'd. right on Military Z elks
70 Nevada. left 70 properu W d
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PRICE. sls.sSo
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BRIGHTWOOD
BRIGHTWOOD
CHEVY CHASE. .. c,

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OPEN TODAY, 10 TO DARK
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hedrms. z tiled baths, ~sfi equipped
kitchen. breakfast aloovs. : re-
pTiserstor. finished attir trn
det sar. maids rHa afae Law
fenced-in yard Owner paid fs4.
600 twenty months sso Come
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CHEVY CHASE. b. c

This lovely nsv det brick. rooms
2,s baths. 10 In beautiful nsishboS
hood. close 70 schools and tfansp
The price OF &2s.Soo IL fea&enAhls
for this lovely home
Billingsley 81 Sanderson Co.
Aoif HRia axA On a31A TN q a "a
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

35ol N. Washington biyd.., CT
1000, OK. 2234.
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A spic land -xpsn residsnets located
. blocks from Conn. ave- near ths
bus, schools, ttorss and ebgfchsS,
q deIightfnl rooms, Tiled bath. ~.
rsee. hot -wAtsr heat with .Fas, let
T.-ff front with paved ali<y hss
this hcuss today. Call NO. $500.
EDW IL Jones A. co INC,
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Evening star., 1949-06-17
French Colonel, Held
As PIotter, Kills Self
by the Asseeia,ed Press.

PARIS, June ia 50-year-old
reserve colonel, identified as fol-
lower of Gen. Charles de Gaulle.
took his own life today in his
prison cell. an official announce
ment said. He was held on
charges of plotting to "demoralize
the army"
Justice officials said the man,
Jean Delore, slashed his wrists
and then hanged himself at Sante
prison, He was arrested June 8
with Is others when police seized
small arms and ammunition In
buses coming to Paris from the
provinces.
The government identified De-
lore and the others as followers OF
Gen. de Gaulle. but De Gaullists
disclaimed responsibility. The gov
ernment referred to the purported
scheme as de Gaullist plot.
Delore was questioned yester-
day by Capt. A. Missoffe, the in
vestigating magistrate of the Paris
Military Court. He denied the
charges against him and was
quoted as saying:
"I am o Republican. ! have no
interest in plotting. But for q long
time I knew about Communist
activities and I reported that
danger to the proper authorities
as no one seemed to be moved
about 1t. simply contacted some
friends In view of preparing what
our line should be In case q .
Communist putsch."
Evening star., 1949-06-17
Wind, Rain, High Humidity
Expected Throughout Day

Occasional showers, humid and
rather windy weather which greet
ed District area residents this
morning will continue through to-
night, the Weather Bureau pre-
dicted.
Tomorrow will be partly cloudy
and warmer but without rain, the
bureau added. The high tempera-
ture tomorrow win be 90 degrees.
The Weather Bureau said the
rain was general In the nearby
counties. bringing an end to the
drought which was threatening
crops on Maryland and Virginia
farms. The first light showers fell
on Wednesday. breaking . dry
spell that had lasted IT days, and
continued yesterday.
Yesterday the temperature rose
to 90 degrees ct AIS p. m. and
dropped down TO 10 degrees BY
GAS o'clock this morning. Today
the temperature win rise to about
7s degrees and 90 down to So de-
grees tonight. the bureau predicted.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
Violence Reported
In North Palestine
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

CAIRO, June 17.-A Palestine
Arab Higher Committee official
reported today that violence broke
out in North Central Palestine
when q Trans-Jordan mission ar
rived there Wednesday to turn
over part Of the area to Israel.
Villagers in the Nablus-Tul-
karm-Jenin triangle area. solidly
held by Arab forces during the
Israeli-Arab war, staged violent
demonstrations, the official. Emile
Ghoury. reported. Troops of the
Trans-Jordan Arab Legion had to
be summoned to restore order, he
added.
Mr.. Ghoury said messages to the
Higher Committee here reported
unrest spreading into the area
part of which is to go to Israel
under the Trans-Jordan-Israel
armistice.
MIR. Ghoury gave this account
which he said came from reports
from the area:
A Trans-Jordan mission COM
posed Of Said Ell Mufti Paslaa, the
Interior Minister: Rohi Abdel
Hadi Pasha, the Foreign Minister
and Trans-Jordan Chief Justice
Shaugariti ran into demonstra-
tions when they reached Nablns.
The mission retreated TO Tul-
karin, and found more unrest
Crowds there stoned the police
station and the post Office and at
tempted to set fire to the mis-
sion's car.
Demonstrations broke out In
other villages. but without vio-
lence.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
Ministers Of Big -Four
Extend Talks in Hope
Of Reaching Accords
Meetings Scheduled for
Sunday and Monday in
11th-Hour Effort
BY the Assoeioted Press

PARIS, June 1.-THE Big Four
foreign ministers. have stretched
their unofficial deadline to make
another stab at reaching accords
on a snarled-up Austrian inde-
pendence treaty and a German
trade pact.
Deadlocked today after a Cruel
ing series of eleventh-hour ses-
sions, the ministers recessed until
Sunday and set still another meet
ing for Monday. The parley had
been expected to end last night.
Informed observers said agree
ment on the German question
seems near. They said the issue
has boiled down to East-West diff
ferences Of principle.
Hope for some sort Of agree
ment was bolstered by the fact
that the ministers extended their
meetings.
Rail Strike Continues.
The German question hinges
on a trade and transport accord,
over which the ministers have
been wrangling for days.
The situation has been compli-
Gated by the 4-week-old Berlin
rail strike, which is still on.
The Austrian treaty promises
to be long, arduous task.
Even if the ministers settle
their Austrian differences. the
pact would take some months to
write. Probably it would not be
ready for signature until fall.
when the ministers are reported
planning to reconvene in New
York.
An Austrian treaty might widen
the gulf between Russia and
Yugoslavia's Premier Marshal
Tito. Tito's government has put
forth several war claims on Aus
tria, which Russia in the past has
backed. If the treaty is signed,
Russia will have withdrawn that
backing.
The West believes this would
move Tito closer towards them in
an economic sense at least.
Red Claims Still Barrier.
Furthermore. the Austrian treaty
would help stabilize the overall
European situation by relaxing
tension. This would enable the
countries of Western Europe to
concentrate more on economic re-
covery than on military prepar-
edness. The West thinks econ
omic health in their part of Eu-
rope is the best possible anti
dote to Communism.
The big thing blocking an Aus
trian settlement is understood to
be Russia's claims for properties
in East Austria that had been
taken over by the Nazis and are
now considered by the Russians to
be Nazi assets.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
By me Assoeicsed Press

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia. June
IT. - Archbishop Josef Beran.
head of Czechoslovakia's 5000, 900
Roman Catholics. was a virtual
prisoner in his own palace today
as the Communist governments
war on the church appeared
nearing a climax.
A reliable informant described
the Prague archbishop's status as
house arrest"
Two priests from Archbishop
Beran's consistory have been ar
rested and taken away by police
after a raid on the consistory sec~
ton of the archbishop's palace
In which police tried to seize
church records.
Neither priests nor laymen
could get In to see the archbishop
without undergoing police iden-
tification.
The customary armed guard
Evening star., 1949-06-17
By The Assesiossd Press

Rising unemployment and swell
ing relief rolls have led five States
to pass depression-style relief laws
and at least seven cities to re-
vive work relief" projects.
But an Associated Press survey
today suggested no national
emergency. It found most States
certain they could handle their
relief load In stride.
II indicated joblesSness has
dwindled or stabilized In at least
10 States In recent weeks or
months. It showed that. almost
everywhere. unemployment insur-
ance has been Q "cushion" to keep
most laid-cn workers. OF poor
relief" until they found new Jobs.
An inside Government memo
randum made available to the
Associated Press supports these
Evening star., 1949-06-17
Send q Kid to Comp
II takes q child 20 bring people

It takes q child TO bring people
together.
That is what has been happen
ing here as the dollars roll In TO
The Evening Star Summer Camp
Fund.
The sivers come from all walks
of life. There are professional
men and retired ones. men In the
armed forces. children who want
to share their own good fortune.
employs groups. clubs and scores
Of other individuals and organiza-
tions.
All Of them have one thing IN
common-the willingness to open
their hearts and their pocketbooks
30 that needy children they have
never met may 20 % camp this
summer.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
u. S. Has No Relief Emergency
Associated Press Survey Shows
Most Stotes Seem Able to Take Situation
In Stride as JobIessness Is Stabilized

findings. II says countrywide
statistics do not reflect the
emergence OF any new crisis
The report adds;
The current relief situation
does not appear to be one which
requires FederaD action beyond
that already recommended by the
President"
President Truman has proposed
Federal grants for home relief"
to match State aid to payiess
families, on the same basis as the
Federal funds now used for the
blind. the aged. and dependent
children. Oflicials say 1t would
cost s23o. 900 900 . year. and more
In bad times.
Non-farm employment sagged
another $50 900 in May. the Bureau
Of Labor Statistics announced to
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