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COLORED
2O5 18th ST. NE.
OPEN 1-6
$1,000 DOWN, CT

Convenient ne, location,
close to schools and shopping;
6-rm. row brick house, full
bsmt. with outside entrance;
crete sun-deck, worth $4,000.
Beautiful inlaid parquet floors
with carpeted stairs. tile bath
and . porches; brand-ney
$1,000 Sunbeam gas hot-air
plant with new 30-gallon
auto. hot water. Total price
$4,000. monthly payments
like rent. Call broker.
AP. 2707, OIL. BITS
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COLORED-VACANT
213 7th ST. NE.
Owner Ill-MuSt Sacrifice

Open Sunday, is
II you want . real bargain make this
your nrst stop: y must bs sold Il. e. J.
having 8 very large. rooms, plus in.
closed porches, full basement, oil
heat, 2-car brick garage. back yard.
has been completely redecorated and
owner will take as low as $1,000
down. Elk. 1907: Sun. RA. 1104.
coLoRED.
4OO5 or 4003 CLAY PL.
Just 2 blks. Oh Mich. ave. and all
cows. II you need 2 homes side
by side this Is It, or you cal, take
Just /. 8 spacious rms. and tiled
bath, plus rec. rn. and bath in
bsmt. Lot fenced with Anchor
Isnse prosed price eo q sisboo, III direct from
owner. Some one always -At home,
90 drive out OF call Az. 6736. -23
COLORED-VACANT
TRINIDAD AREA
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1906 QUINCY ST. NV.

I2O6 QUINCY ST. NV.
Exceptionally attractive 6-rm. brick
home. with det. brick garage. large
firepl.. modern kit, , inclosed
Home in excel cond. modern gas
heating Call OWNER. RA. 1919.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthwe,t

WANT A End INCOME?
Tapestry brick. department home, on
the Hill. Each apartment has at
least A rms; 3 refrigerators. 3
stoves. hardwood floors, gas heat.
garage For details call Miss Smith.
RE. 1888. Open Sunday.
COY r. 70
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A0o5 or 400a CLAY pr,
COIORED-VACANT
TRINIDAD AREA

ssmidet. brick. 8 brisht. lovely rms,
lH baths, full bsiat., oil h.-w.h :,
(Slonlal front porch. HeAs. price.
COS 18th st. nv. 0T, z6bb.
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806 DECATUR ST.

Open 1 to s pm. A dandy S-rm. row
brick; one Of the most conyen: sec
tions Of b. c. Contains bedrms.,
2-car garage, equipped kit, gas heat;
clean dry bsrlt.. storm windows and
This property is in wonderful con-
iition and represents terrific
value at S13.500. Quick poss.
sH. 1903.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
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Colored-Buy thru Scott
1900 block Trinidad ave. Best sec
ton in this area. l house sold, an
other to &c. 8 rms 2 inel.' heated
front porch, auto. heat and gar.
Priced right with reas. terms For
further information. call MRS.
TURNER, DE. 2010; ewes, TU. 5192
or HO. 1928. -22
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VETERANS
New Brick Homes

NeW bTlCk t1OIueS
18th and E. Cap. SITS. Sc.
Opposite Nat. Guard Armory
Close in to town. Eastern High, Can
ltol. Living room, dining room. kit.
bedrooms. tile bath with shower,
8 closets; full bsmt with outside
entrance, gas heat; long, unobstruct.
crete front porch.
$10,950
$3.50 cash plus $3.50 settlement chg,
APPROX. $65 MONTH
Incl. taxes and ms. Approx. SO
weekly income and OK. credit report
to qualify.
OPEN DAILY
CLAUDE G. JOHNSON
OWNER-BUILDER
10 18th ST Sc
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OPEN SAT. & SUN.
1880 End ST. NE.

6-rm. row brick; 8 bedrms.. sleeping
porch. bath on 2nd A.. liv. rm.. din.
rm.., kitchen. sun porch 1st f.: full
stalled recently stone and concrete
front porch. This house Is in one
Of mes most desirable and con-
venient neighborhoods; can be sold
on terms or cash; owner leaving
city. Call AT. 0586 or AT. $3.50.
THE GABLES CO.
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COLORED-OPEN is

1859 CLAY PL. NE.
Two-year -old, all-brick home; = rms,
washing machine; full bsnt., gas
heat: terms. SH. 4747; eyes,, AK.
1898. go
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A REAL BARGAIN
Colored. On the Hill. Imposing SEMI
det. home. perfect cond., kits,
IA baths, 1st-fioor powder room.
oil h.-wh., drive-in garage; $1,000
down, bal. in one trust; price re-
duced for a quick sale. Call Mrs.
Ankcorn. CAMPANELLA d WOOD.
FIX 4113: ewes OV 450S -21
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WOOORkOI Elm
1919 26th ct. n.e.-Dutch Colonial.
al modern. 2h baths. recr. rm.,
buy at S16,60O. L, v. THACKER
REALTY CO, Ho. 1887, DE. 6270.
WOODBRIDGE HOMES
3soe goth St, n.e;-Detached stueeo,
8 rooms and bath: garage; $4,000.
a72S a,h s4th st,; ne.1Det; ,d 2 ,roS rooms
/ 1gs7 Bunker Hill I'd. n.e.-Detacheo
brick, 8 rooms and bath, ATTIC: fire.
place. rec. 9maa slate roof, oil heat
39I4 goth st. n:e.--Dstached brick,
Ssess.ss Ssessf ns room rooms at.c snd repaes sase
screened porch. recreation room, oil
heat, garage; $2l.500. ,,
n.e.-Detached brick, center hall,
S..s rooms az. 2 baths z. SsaToom and and
hHoRoSwsup hsas SsTa5e sass soe Rods wM f:,,ps R
ave- nT 0nIr
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Open Sum-, l til Dark
1902 v st. se.-Five-rm. det. brick.
iv;. rm.. din. rm., kit; 2nd a., 9
bedrms.. tile bath and shower; full
psHt. with rec. rm., gas a.-c .heat.
Immae. cond. Priced for immed.
sale. SIC, 800, with small down pay
MUDD CO. LU. 4-43S2.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korshsast
VETERANS ATTENTION
$5n0 CASH-S55 PER MO.

Attractive, 5-rm., English
type brk., in new-houSe cond.
throughout: &C. heat. covered
front porch, rear fenced gar
den. Call Mr.. Rock, TR.
2S25; after z pm, WA. 9199.
Frank j. Murphy, Jr., Inc.
3423 Benning I'd. ne. -21
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1911 Mass Ave SE,

1877 Mass. Ave. Sc.
Reduced. Brick. 8 rms, Q baths, oil
heat, 2 fully equipped apis. Owner
out OF town and very desirous to
sell. Call for appt to inspect,
Terms can be arranged.
Willoughby Real Estate 90,
800 Mass. Ave. NE AT. 7O43. 30
Groom Brick-$13,300
Open. 1-6-727 Atlantic st. s.e.-6.
nm. semidet.: gas heat, storm win.
dows. screens. plus finished recrea.
oon room; excellent neighborhood;
BUS passes property; 40 trust; conv.
Boiling Field. Naval Res. Price, S13,.
300; cash. $4,000. Directions: Mich.
Atlantic st. SCOTT SANDERS, 512I
Macarthur blvd, OR. 1878. 30
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DIGNIFIED BEAUTY
HILLCREST
Charming 3-bedroom detached brick,
rejecting Hillcrest's reputation for
fine homes. Lot 110x147. Convenient
hoor plan. owner has purchased
pointment. Mr.. Jones, ewes, VI.
7700, Ext. 1874.
c. D. MURPHY
REALTOR
LU. 4-e227.- Once open Sunday,
1401 26th st. g q.
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COLORED-VACANT
1863 Otis pl. n.w.-Lge. semidet.
brick home with 4 hedrms.. full
To inspect. call Mr.. Arthur, with J.
DALLAS GRADY & SON. DI. 1850;
ewes, co. 2791. 20
COLORED INVESTMENT
A Rhode Island Ave. NV.
An exceptional proposition is offered
buyer of this brick department
building priced below today's mar
ket. A small down payment will
provide substantial yield. Call MT.
G.. D. MURPHY
REALTOR
LU. 4-6227. ONCE Open Sunday
l40I 25th St. Sc
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FORT DAVIS SIT

Excellent corner brick Of 8 rms. and
3 bedrmS., rec. rm., gas heat. liz
baths; complete in every way and
Its condition like new, BY Apt. oi1ly.
Mt: Mcdonnell, AT. s941 or AK,
A. "A. CAROZZA co.
H>-~
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Rambler, Hillcrest Hgts.

4 BEDROOMS. 2h BATHS
Unusual custom-built home for the
person who demands quality; corner
white brick Cape Cod; approved
$4,000 CT, 1st trust. $4,000, IA,
reas. cash offer or possibly smaller
house in trade; contains many fea-
lures not found in the usual home:
has living room with fireplace, full
din. rm. with corner eupboards,
large U-shaped kitchen with break.
and bath, 2 master-type bedrms.s
tile bath on 2nd door; recr. rrl.
with fireplace and bar. utility room
with Bendix. shown BY apt, Nh.
PHIFER, HI s714, HI, SAT, III.
4243. MA. 7379.---zV
(Continued eA Next DaSel
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheost

COLORED-NEAR 18th AND MD.
AVE. N.E.-Brick, ARRANGED in 2
$12.76O, terms. Call Mr.. Sheehan
ewes, DE. 4541, zAGOMI REALTY
CoIoREhD-TrRRiiNIDAD-oneo of the
finest homes ever offered in this
popular section; Colonial row brick <
inclosed heated porches, modern
kitchen and modern bath. full bsmt.
with pine panelled clubroom. brand
new gas furnace. Large back yard
with 2-car garage. Call Mr.. NC
FRED A. SMITH CO.. l113 18th
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Realtors.

CoLORED-oPEN TO 6
537 QUINCY ST. NV.
This home offers Q complete apart
ments. Gas heat, large basement
and yard. Some furniture included.
Reasonable down payment and
908 QUINCY, ST. NV.
This home Is in excellent condition
and will suit the most particular
buyer. All large rooms. 4 bed
See for yourself-this home OF your
dreams.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
1924 X st. NV. OR. 0sss. DE. s64O.
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VACANT

semidet. brick, approx. 4 yrs. old.
newly decor, furn. or unfurn.; iiv.
rm., guest closet, dinette, mod. kit,
2 bedrms.. mod. bath, shower. full
bsmt., gas heat. I'd; only $11.50O
ment. RE. 1916, GE. 4Ss4. 30
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WOODBRIDGE BRICK

WOODBRIDGE BRICK
sss.esed eah brick Rome: isias ioos ass
tile bath. shower, modern kitchen.
Venetian blinds. gas heat: lot 371ax
lb4: near bus, sshooI, stores; Price
Rhode Island ave. ne. 70 South
Dakota, right on South Dakota to
home. VIM. Il. THoROWGOOD,
1924 Rhode Island ave. ne. DE.
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Mr.. lsth AND 3 s.E.--Immed. poss.
Tapestry brick, 6 rms, tile bath,
front and rear porches, oil h.-w.h:;
HaAsftHAS aalssfSHi 'RRrisi RRrAnsriY. INC Mc. I$4t
Good Hope I'd. Sc. Lu. &-SAO0,
10. A-4964.
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CALL SUNDAY, 10 TO b..
FOR APPo1NTMEMT IO INspECT
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol. Realtors. MA. 67S0
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WOODBRIDGE

OPEN SUN, TO 8
S06 kearny n;e.-A newly decorated
owner on 1st nr.;. 2 apis. with pvt.
entrance on 2nd dr.; rent. 500; full
bSmt.. incl. rec. rm.: new oil heat
ing plant Scar garage: rent, $25:
rental from apt. and gar. viii pay
for your home; priced. Sl5,950.
WOODBRIDGE BRICK
1928 Taylor st. n.e.-Attractive de-
tached brick home, 9 rooms, 2 baths,
fireplace, slate roof. oil heat,
screened porch. garage; suitable for
doctor or dentist. Owner. moving
South, has reduced price for quick
nQIT
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HOLLYWOOD DRIVE
Take Carpenter ST., of PENNSYLVANIA
ave. Sc, then 1st left to new home.
. well-sized bedrooms, enormous
Kitchen, 2-toned dining room, sunny
living room, recreation room in base.
ment. On level with rear terrace.
Sc. VI. 2017. REDuCED.
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COLORED
5000 BLK. 18th ST. NV.
For q discriminating family, this gor-
ont ooreh Sl eos.d hoI sTiSn rear eoaces
2 baths, full basement, automatic
heat, lge. front and rear yds., garage.
Priced for Q quick sale with reason
able down payment. Immediate
possession. Mr.. Asbury, DU. 5939.
MURCHISON
3O05 Ga. Ave. RA. 5000.
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1858 PARK RID. NV.
s2, 600 down. s rooms, 2h baths:
row brick: cih INV h.; End and 3rd
a. completely furnished. Groom
renting); stove and refriserator.
A. R. SEELYE, DI. 1925
Evening star., 1949-05-21
GRASSHOPPER SPARROW.


In sunny, grassy fields of meadows
throughout the East and West there
are sprightly little sparrows with
secretive habits and a song like the
buzz of a harTied insect.
To discover this sparrows thatched
nursery, or to see her, is challenge
to your powers of observation. These
birds are clothed in drab colors-
black, brown, tawny and gray. But
the insect hunters are exceedingly
spry. Their large black eyes fear
lessly gaze into yours. They are not
nervous squatters of the fields, but
trip gayly before you, only on rare
occasions lifting their wings to soar
out of reach.
You doubtless know the family
tradition of pe cleVerly hidden
nursery. Net satisfied with thatch-
ing over the main entrance TO her
home, the architect builds covered
pathways leading TO her door. These
narrow paths are arched over with
bent stems of growing grass. She
threads her way daintily over them
when returning from market or a
dip in the stream.
Once she has settled upon her
eggs, she quickly scans the land
scape with eager eyes. II she potes
your appearance, which Of course
she does, she merely settles down
more closely upon her treasures,
often permitting you TO come right
up and look her in the eye. She
may decide TO remain; again she
may slip quietly from the bassinet
and escape by back door you have
not seen.
Nestled on the dried grass mat
treSs In the round cradle viii be
three to five pure-white eggs, with
a wreath of lilac and black around
the larger end.
The youngsters viii be typical
sparrow babies, sparsely clad, lin-
ber-necked, pink-mouthed, demand
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Nv Word for Ii
BY Ffonk CelbY

Forsst Hiila Aost eictlnnafsss
give TIE definition 81 d!ctlon sa
choice sf Wofdh Bts many pee
pie tlss dic,4on In ttse H1rafsire q
"rnunciatlon H'na, DO you ts3 ?
-. CC.
A The "enuflgi iAtion fTssauiGE is
nov sanctioned BY iss accepted az
thpfgtieH We ApeaK a sn a~tof a'
broaccRslef a. having good dirttan.
or al receiving q t1lct}of RsAsG
Los Angeles In my - sEh'sra
sixth grade Arithmetic boos thaa
problem appear on a reading
test. Paul fead e7s words In J min
uiss. Patty read To wor6s In min
utsH Then tfa Question vas
asked Hos many more vosdt =
minute than Paul DIS Patsy rad
How can thsy expect iiYraf ~
youngsters 10 understand sasca st54f- :
-~MFs. C. W q.
A I have always thought fsskf tsbs
professors who writs is1ttosks zaa4s.
ass sadasta 81 hsRrt Hers ;f4s wAy
I'd wurxs the nasssssss1. Bow fFssay
more words minute did PAllT
read,
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Does Your Car Feel Sluggish? !?

Is your auto out OF
sorts7 Does your ear
lack pep and speedy
pick.upT Give it new
stamina, new energy
through a method sp-
proved by thousands
q motor tune up
at L. P. Steusrt, Inc,
or an engine overhaul,
IL necessary. Don't wa
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Natures Children
LilIion Cox Athey

ing infants. Baby birds can and
do eat their weight in food every
"a hours. Imagine the trips and
countless insects 1t takes to satisfy
five babies!
Since the parents resemble. each
other closely. many have thought
the mother did all the hunting, but
such is not sparrow tradition. The
father no doubt does his share will
ingly.
This brings us to the place where
we must acknowledge our debt to
these grasshopper catchers. Prom
morning until twilight, grasshopper
sparrows chase leaping hoppers
and other insects.
In Porto Rico rnere is grass
hopper sparrow with the same
habits but larger build, and In the
West there is a smuch smaller and
darked cousin who does good turn
every day for the farmer. East or
West. try to see the secretive little
hunter
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star
Goren on Bridqe

Today's hand Is one that held very
special appeal for me and I have
the greatest admiration for the deli
cacy with which North and South
handled a trying situation.
South's demand bid of two hearts
was on a solid foundation and could
hardly be characterized as Sunday
afternoon two-bid. From the very
outset there wasn't the slightest
doubt in North's mind that at least
a small slam would be reached ana
he was rather optimistic about
grand slam. He realized, however,
that the singleton heart might prove
to be a pitfall and that great care
would be required in the selection
of the final contract. His flrst re-
sponse was naturally three clubs,
and South rebid his very fine heart
suit. North's next bid OF three
shades was we'll chosen. Normally,
In this sequence (after the opening
two-bidder has rebid the suit ano
more or less fixed it as the maj
trump, responders bid OF a new
suit designates the ace, but IN tnls
case North was sure that his part
ner held the ace of spades ana
would therefore recognize the bid
as describing a suit.
South was still not ready to make
I'D his mind and made very f1ne
temporary bid of four clubs. Ihls
had the dual purpose of showing the
king and also affording North the
opportunity to show the ace OF dla-
monds. in the highly remote con-
tingency that he had it. North sur
prisingly obliged and then South
leaned to a grand slam. His choice
of no-trump rather than hearts was
the exercise of good Judgment: IN
case of a bad break in hearts there
was the added chance that sufficient
tricks could be made in spades ana
clubs to bring the total to l3 WIN
only three heart tricks.
The ten of diamonds was opened,
which South won with the JACK
THE two top spades were casheo,
followed by the two top CLUBS anu
the remaining two diamonds, TO
ali of these West followed suit
When the third spade lead came
from dummy, South discarded a
heart and West could conveniently
let go a small club, but on the last
snade West was in difficulty. he
could not discard the jack OF clubs
without setting up the dummy, SO
he was obliged to discard q heart
with the hope that partner had the
queen. Declarer was then able to
cash four heart tricks and fulfill his
contract.
This was q triumph for straight
forward descriptive bidding, to say
nothing of South's very thoughtfui
handling of the dummy.
(Copyright. le49. Charles II. Goren-'
Evening star., 1949-05-21

Los Angeles: Piea1e give correct
pronunciation OF the name Joan dt
Arc.-Mrs. w b II
A. The correct English form IA
Joan Of mot de, Arc, pronounced
lone Of ahrk. or. less frequently
Ioe-AN O! ahrk The Frenrn form
is Jeanne dare. pronounced Ehshn
dark
Phoenix. Time. March II DaFt
IS. mentions Aga Khans wife a'
begun. What about ths word -
Mrs. l.. T.
A. Begun. IN India. Ia q Aohan-
uedan queen. princes or lady oi
high rank. Pronounce II BEE gum
Omaha Radio quizsnaaierh A@y
I'm sending you q big boo-KAY o'
roses. Since wa& knee high 10 a
duck bouquet has been pronounced
boe-KAY. Which is oorTecs?~A-
A. Both are correct, Modern die
tionsriex prefer boe-KAY
Lexington ! have named my small
daughter Karen What does II
n1ean9--Mrs. A
A. Karen is the Danish and Sos-
wegian form OF Katherine. or Ca
therins. meaning good pure
Evening star., 1949-05-21

/. Which o! the following 10 10
Gated along the sacs Of baseball
diamond7
Dean Cave Dagcui Rookssy
Z. Which creature makes the
sound 'o4nk"
Swasbsek Haiio&cE
Canvastaack EA2nrosrk
4 In the German word ~k1n6eF-
xartsn." the kinder" means
Piay Children Toya Little
4. In Big Ten football. which should
make one think Of tfas dcs1o nafef
Boalsymakers MArCuras
Wildcats wolverines
8. A slassock is OF uscst oerseSi 1
which OF these daseases7
Malaria Heart fToanls
Diabetes Psoriasis
9. Many people 20 ceyoCsd the nos'
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Word Come
Find SO or more words in
GASTROPOD A
meaning
mollusk.
minutes.

RuleH-i Words must be Of four OF
more letters g Words which acquire four
letters by the addition Of a" such as
bats" cats" are not used 3 Only efe
are not used list viii be published
Evening star., 1949-05-21
ItuIions Flock Abroad

The Italian Ministry OF Labor
announced in Rome that 60,242
italian workers and 1882 de-
pendents were sent abroad last
wear to work in foreign countries.
Belgium took most of them-43.-
1854 - under temporary labor
agreements.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
an.ws, 4. TRERrCHyT.
Answer, 10 Hers. Sense owtr

Answtrv 70 Hsfse ksnsf uHH.
Dxsgout I. Raxortask 3 Children
4 Maroons Former q. 81 ChHaxn iootE
sau team-nox exftnctl s Heart iT9abis
lFor ID lowers blood pressure and raits
rate TO elevate The tee!j q "a Pre-"
nhohta-r1Fe tst fh3 Hefepeto pnobtA- .
snskes txj 1eJ oynsphosaa- Women W.
Tdl observation-disclosures 81. tet Claus
trophobas Closed places ~.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Test Your Horse Sense rO' e~ e''''

MAJ limits es bxtra3 . enfusKSe SftETy"
var ard o~ssinp alsssegusal team.
which pmyessoanvtss& eAh ~Es'aessaAs
Thus. many highly Intelligent essasi-
nemAnasn all FeEass 70 Yi6s In All
elevator becaS1a< t4asy are tssTsfe6 ~
Ire thought Of o~sfsg Af4s "a. Yu4
deserve orr rsu1ssi fsg earh oa@T~es
matching pssoSaa wtth fears.
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Me&Tsa
To- Hsry<+1EaaosEsa tw1 Fess af
germ.
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N1MENs
tdi Barsesaogaaoe1aa ~ F~as os
esessees saases
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kSsrks4 So e@s~sass - Rsss - Safs -
tAnswsvs in Cslanan g.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

should take realistic role in terms Of dollars to finance this
unparalleled greatest Homecoming in history
GIVE-GIVE GENEROUSLY!
TNE uMITED JEMlSH APPEAL MUST ATTAIN
THESE 0DJEeIINES
Quickly effect the tying Of the Jewish DIP Camps Ger
and Austria Transfer to and rese in Israel total Of
$4,000 Jewish refugees from various parts Of Europe Provide
rehabilitation and relief for 100000 Jews remaining IN Europe
and North Africa Help the adjustment Of refugees reaching
United States
Evening star., 1949-04-24

Yes the dark dismal days Of the CHASTITY DIP camps will be
behind them The homeless Jews Of the world going home
But the biggest problem Of al-their complete rehabilitation
lies ahead They must not only be brought the land Of their
hopes they must be fed sheltered restored to health helped to
their own living.
minimum 25oOO Jewish refugees be brought into
Israel during 1s49in addition to to be reseed in the
United States Homes must be built food provided adjustment
welfare and medical services tremendously expanded The cost is
high, the task k- staggerng
You and and thoughtful farhinkng Ameri
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05
EISENHOWER IS
IMPROVING AT
NAVY STATION

health and vigor at the Key West
Naval Station where he is under
going treatment.
The general daily takes light
exercise, usually in the form of
putting a golf ball around the
lawn surrounding Quarters L,
which is his home while in Key
West.
Although there has been some
talk about having a conference
Of the chiefs of staff during Cen
ersl Eisenhower's visit here,
nothing had been done about
that as yet, it was learned to-
day.
Any move for such a confer
ence. IL is said, would have to
be initiated in Washington Then
General Eisenhower would de-
clare whether or not he was we'll
enough to attend such n meeting.
No definite time for the depar-
ture of the genera: mas yet been
set. Il was said today. 1t was
presumed when he came here
over o week ago that the general
would remain about two weeks.
That is now indefinite, because so
much depends upon the general
regaining his health. -
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FAUSTO'S NEW FOOD
PALACE OPENS THURSDAY

cts Of food will thus be awarded.
In all there will be "a such bask-
letS issued to the lucky winners.
The store itself is a commodious
one. 1t measures 81 feet by l0l
feet, and contains more than s.
600 square feet of the shopping
space.
In the rear OF the building is a
large parking lot The lot con
tains 1854 square feet of parking
space and it conveniently located
to the store.
In all there will be nine differ
ent departments, including q
complete line of quality grocer
les, fresh meats, fresh fruits and
vegetables, dairy products. froz-
en- foods, baked goods and fine
delicatessen items.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Weekly, who
operate the store, announced to-
! day that in the delicatessen de
partment cooked foods, ready to
take home and eat, including
baked ham, salads and roasted
stuffed chicken and other items,
will be stocked.
. Weekly said that new line for
! the store will be q full line of
seafoods. and the meat depart
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Had $4,000 In
Suitcase When Arrested
S7OO,OOO I'm Bonds
Thrown Into Atlantic
IN, The Associated PressI

DAYTONA BEACH. April s.
Richard Grove, al, assistant
manager of the Broadway branch
Of the National City Bank of New
York, who disappeared Friday
when shortage of $833,000 was
discovered, was arrested today by
FBI men while drinking in 10
cal bar.
When he was taken TO "A hotel
where he was registered. the FBI
men found $4,000 in one of his
suitcases. Asked about the $780,
900 negotiable bonds he had sto-
len, he said that he had thrown
them into the Atlantic Ocean. He
explained that the reason for his
taking the money and bonds was
because he had resented the
treatment he received at the
bank.
j. Edgar Hoover, head Of the
FBI, said that his first informa-
tionthat Grove was in Florida
was received on Saturday night
from the owner Of a garage in ST.
Augustine. Grove first visited the
garage in now Pontiac, re-