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ROOMS WITH soARp wANrFn

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toard June list In nice boarding
house. District 1857. "a
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HOUSES UhFURhisHEo

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modern kit, bath: utfis. Furnished
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brick Colonial; large lisinE rrn- wtts
open fireplace. efntnE rna-. 1915
eauipped Kitchen, full bassraent. ksos
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1882 KENNEDY

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Evening star., 1949-05-23
Applications Being Taken
SHIPLEY PARK APTS.
Sc WASHINGTON

Occupancy available July is TO AuF
Ist; new one and two bed rm. aptx
including utilities, $50 10 Ssa; 2o
preference Apply ct 3ie Ring slcgr
18TH and II sts. me-, Rk. 23se'
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NV.

s,arxs hnnns, suitable fnr families
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Evening star., 1949-05-23
SOUTH or DUPONT

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Evening star., 1949-05-23
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

OVERLOOKING sligo Park, l-oedrm
apt; by owner, $50 IS monthly pss-
mehts, Reasonable. s7cl Man
Nc. SH a571. -23
AVAIL. JUNE 1. ! bedTm. apt. NAY
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SS4 e5 covers all eharges or Will
rent furn SI0S. VI 9b42.
EAST FLORENCE COURTS, 1853
Calf St NV; vacant: 81 900. For
appl. call MR.. FARMER, EN-. o2s0.
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COLORED-3S0i IStA ST. NV
Only $3.50 down for a coop l-6drm
apt priced from $4,000 to S6.s6o
with mo. payments from $6s 80 to
$65 Gail Morris Cohen or Milton
vinnick. with A. NJ DRAISNER,
1908 L Of. NV. Ma. $685. ewes.
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ROOMS FuRhisnEp-s.E.-s.w

COIORED-NICE RM., next 70 bath,
for single man or woman. or people
to share or couple; pvt. home Cal
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ROOMS FuRNlsHEo-Nerthess

COLORED-COMF0RTABLE rm. fol
refined man. Call all day sun, week.
days after s pm, MI. sI05. 81
Evening star., 1949-05-23

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Evening star., 1949-05-23
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Evening star., 1949-05-23
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WINDSOR PIX. HOTEL

$500 Conn. ave. adtoinins Rock
Greek PIX. al exclusive KAlorams
Circle: 1 OF wsShinxton's newest
luxury apartment hotels. orerins All
Of the conveniences and faeifitfes
OF fne living: . limited number oi
rcomy and 2 bedroom apis. nov
Hu TOO
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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POULTRY AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

JAMES FEED STORE, e19 K st. n. "
-Conkey's Y-o feeds; baby chicks
Evening star., 1949-05-23

3s-FT. WHEELER, s-CABIN cruiser:
new Packard engine. cabin heater.
battery charger, excel. boat for hy-
CUPBOARD MOTOR. 3a h.p. Water
witch, $50. Call to see any time
after 6. Ii. 3-1f6S. 30
Evening star., 1949-05-23
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Evening star., 1949-05-23
s1o4 Ard place NV

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CLEVELAND PARK
GEORGETOWN

34os Reservoir fd bw sis SEQ Al
excellent bur Solid eftes foems
oil heat Garden etc sf<n By sp-
pointmsnt oEiy Cell NJ Aatstts
With JOHN ILpsCoMs 4 co. Nj
RHou Eyss NO e7Uh -EA
Evening star., 1949-05-23

ApARrMEkTS SUBURBAN
NICELY FURN.. pvt. sedrm-, adjoin;
tnS semipvt. bath: use Of kit. and
phone. Call WA. 81 -. -3
COLLAGE FARK-Cooi l-becrm- apt,
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Evening star., 1949-05-23
UPPER l6th ST. AREA

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GEORGETOWN
pETWORTH

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row. Dunisan euit brick iFa sEsssisst
condition, oil hot-watsr hsst essgtt
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family hafns PossesstSn
FLOYD r. DAVIS CO
Evening star., 1949-12-03

Men over 80. because their time
for saving Is limited, now are
given double tax exemptions In
Western Germany.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Publishing Company
Charges Censorship
OF Postmark Slogan
By the As.oeiofsd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-A pub
fishing company official says the
Post Office Department apparent
" is exercising a subtle new form
of censorship" over what is
stamped on mail parcels.
The publishers, Rinehart & Co.,
wanted to use a postmark slogan
on its mail, saying: For Better
Government, Support the Hoover
Report"
Philip Ewald, the company's ad-
vertising manager, said yesterday
the firm had been advised the use
of such a slogan on the mail was
unacceptable because of its CON
troversial nature"
Post Office Denies Ruling.
"This action" Mr.. Ewald said,
appears to be a subtle new form
of censorship exercised by the
Post Office from Washington. es-
pecially since the Hoover report is
quite critical Of its operations"
In Washington. the Post Office
Department. said it has had no
correspondence with the publish
ers on the subject. and that no
official authorized to give such
advice recalls doing so.
The Hoover report, drawn up
by commission headed by former
President Herbert Hoover and
recommending certain reorgani-
cations in Federal agencies, criti-
cized the Post Office Department
as obsolete and over-centralized.
Slogan Called Misleading.
Frederick Bowes, jr.. executive
of Pitney-Bowes Postage Meter
Co., said his firms Washington
representative had sought Post
Office Department approval of the
postmark slogan that the publish
ing house wanted to use, but was
turned down.
He said the Washington rep
resentative, Clark Pyle, was told
that the slogan might be mis-
leading" to the people, and give
them the impression that the
slogan was an ofilcial pronounce
ment Of the Truman administra-
ton.
Mr.. Bowes said his company
had been advised that any post
mark slogan of a controversial
or Of q political nature Is out"
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Helpful Stranger Storts
Car and Keeps Going
By the Assoeiassd Prssl

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-Wal-
ter Bowe was struggling to push
his 1888 model auto out Of an in
tersection in South Philadelphia
when a courteous stranger stepped
up and offered to help.
The two pushed together a
while, trying to start the car. Then
the stranger suggested that he,
as the lighter man, might get in
and work the starter while Mr..
Bowe continued to push.
Mr.. Bowe pushed and pushed
and pushed. The stranger ground
away on the starter. At last the
motor turned over.
The courteous stranger just kept
his seat and drove off with Mr..
Bowe's car.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Labor Aide Forecasts
old, Near-0|d' Push
To Broaden Pensions

The Nations pension systems
are certain to be extended broad
ly. because "the old and the near
old" make up half the voting
population. Evan Clague. COM
missioner Of labor statistics, said
today.
In an address prepared for de-
livery this afternoon at the con-
vention Of the Machinery and
Allied Products Institute In the
Maydower Hotel, Mr.. Clague said
many persons between 40 and so
are VERY properly concerned
about their bleak economic future
once they become branded Is too
old to work."
He suggested that expansion Of
Evening star., 1949-12-03

the social security system would
be the best means Of meeting
their needs. Industry pension
plans cannot answer the problem
completely. but are an effective
supplement to social security. he
said.
"These two groups-the old and
the near -old-are a very impor-
tant force in our society today
Mr.. Clague said. Between them
they now account for half the
population of voting age, and their
relative strength is growing each
year.
Because Of their mature years
and experience they exert, more
over. a greater than proportionate
influence In community affairs
and in the councils Of labor.
IN a democratic society. re-
sponsible to the needs Of its citi-
zens, it is almost a truism that
their voice will be heard, and that
their Just demands will be met"
One Of every 13 persons is IS
or over in the United States-a
total Of about II ,000, ,000-he said,
and present trends indicate the
proportion will be one in eight so
years from now.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
EI Salvador Studies Taxes

Ell Salvador has employed arr
American firm to study its taxa
system and propose changes tex
improve the tax structure and
it's administration. 4
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Five Of Is Sentenced
On Gambling Charges
GET Jail Terms Here
Sixteen persons were sentenced

Sixteen persons were sentenced
yesterday in District Court on
gambling charges. most Of them
in connection with the numbers
racket.
Only five of the defendants.
went to jail. however. The rest
were given suspended sentences
and placed on probation.
The heaviest pail sentence, from
3 to 8 months, was given Frederick
Douglas. 40, colored. Of the 1400
block Of w street NV, by Judge
Edward M. Curran on a charge
of selling a numbers chance.
Others who received jail sentences
were:
Rubin j. Williams, "a, colored,
of the 1900 block of Columbia
road NV, and Pearl l.. Davis, 40,
colored, HOO block of Sixth street
NV, each of whom was given 80
to 90 days by Judge Alexander
Holtzoh for promoting the num-
bers racket; Richard Hairston, 40,
colored. Of the 100 block Of Four
teenth street NV, given from
2 to 6 months by Judge Holtzo1
for promoting numbers and
Laura m. Waters, 54, colored, Of
the 900 block Of P street NV.
who was given months by Judge
Richmond B. Keech for permitting
gaming in connection with q dice
game.
Those placed on probation on
gambling charges were given a
variety Of suspended sentences,
ranging from 80 days up to 8
months. Those receiving proba-
ton included:
Edward J. Hoffman, 81, Of the
1900 block of Wisconsin avenue
NV: Francis D. Evans, 43.
colored. 2700 block Of Georgia
avenue NV: Paul o. Hans
borough, AZ. colored, $500 block
of Twelfth street Sc; James e.
Irby. %, Of the $500 block Of
Thirteenth street NV; Clayroy
A. Seward. A.. District Heights.
Nd: Dora Thomas, a. colored.
100 block Of Y street NV: Hugh
J. Carlin, 81, Of the 1900 block Of
Fifteenth street NV: Emma
Cobb, 46. colored. first block Of
Fenton court NV; John Com
mings, 80, of Colmar Manor, Nd;
George Whitney, Al, Of the 1000
block Of M street NV, and Booker
r. White, 80, colored, 1900 block
of Thirtieth place Sc.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Cotton AIIotments
To Cut Crop 70 Pei.
BY the Asseeiatsd Pssss

The Agriculture Department
has announced q division Of the
1850 national cotton planting al
lotment Of 21 200. 900 acres among
the various producing States.
The program is designed to cut
production about one-flfth below
this years output to prevent &C.
cumulation Of top-heavy sur
plus.
The State shares range from
1887 .029 acres for Texas to l1o
for Nevada. The allotments COM
pared with this years acreage in
cluded Virginia, 28,352 and $4,000
respectively. Only growers plant
ing within their allotments will be
eligible for price support on cot
ton,
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Youth Held in Breaks
Not Academy Student

On information from police, The
Star said in q story last Monday
that one of the three boys charged
In q series of five Northwest house
breakings attended Charlotte Hall
Military Academy.
Maj. M. D. Burgee, principal OF
the academy, later told nespaper-
men none of the boys ever at
tended the school. The Star re-
gretS the eWor.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Regional Clio Session
Favors 81 Increase
In Job|ess Payments
BY ths Assoeiofsd Press

HAGERsTOWN, Md. Dec. s.
A CIO regional convention winds
up here today with election Of
officers. The elections were moved
up from yesterday because Of a
heavy schedule.
approximately $50 delegates are
attending the convention Of the
Maryland and District Of Colum-
bia Industrial Union Council.
Roy Reuther, head Of the
United Auto Workers Political
Action Committee. yesterday
called on the delegates to work
for the PAC's program, saying it
can bring a better world for all
workers.
Anthony w. Smith, assistant to
Director John Brophy Of the
CLOS Industrial Union Council,
said labor organizations must
seek to improve the welfare Of
the people in general, as well as
that Of their own members.
One resolution adopted by the
group called for changes In the
unemployment compensation law
to permit increases In weekly
benefits from $28 to $35.
The resolution also called for
mandatory State insurance for all
employees with companies required
to report accidents within q set
period and q proposal for unlim-
tied death and permanent disabil-
ity benefits.
Other resolutions proposed:
Exemption from the Maryland
sales tax of all food and home
fuel. higher State income tax ex-
emptions, repeal Of the States re-
naming Jim Grow law which calls
for segregation on State ferries.
and use Of voting machines
throughout Maryland.
In q report to the convention.
President Frank Bender Of Balti-
more contended that "the Balti-
more housing record is pathetic"
and said IT investigations were
made in other Maryland cities you
would find conditions Just as bad.
He said $4,000 dwellings In Balti-
more should be replaced.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Firms Here Are Urged
ByGen. Young TO Build
Facilities for Parking

Creation of downtown speed.
ways, widening Of midtown trafhe
arteries with abolition Of on-street
parking and encouragement OF
|off street parking facilities
financed by. private capital are
seen as immediate traffic problems
awaiting solution here. In the
opinion of Engineer Commissioner
Gordon r. Young.
Featured speaker at the Wash
ingtul Board of Trade Trafic
Committee luncheon yesterday at
the Burlington Hotel, Gen. Young
declared traffic moves a lot farther
and faster than 1t did In 1890
but not as fast as people want
1t to-" The luncheon was part
Of the organizations 60th ami
versary celebration.
Gen. Young urged businessmen
to build parking facilities and
garages to aid In solving Wash
ington's traffic problems. Under
a 10-year program. he said. bottle
necks are now being removed
While Congress has authorized
the District to go into the park
ing business, Gen. Young said he
hopes private industry will pro-
vide the facilities instead. The
policy Of the Districts Motor We
hicle Parking Agency is to en-
courage private business to pro-
vide off-street parking for the
public rather than have the gov
ernment do 1t.
Inspector Arthur Z. Miller. head
Of the Police Departments Trafhc
Bureau, said that Washingtoniana
are highly critical Of trafic con-
ditions here, but that when they
drive to other cities they are glad
to get back to the National Capt.
tai. He reviewed traffic regula-
tions since 1890. when the board
was founded.
Some years ago citizens recon-
mended that policemen refrain
from forcing their attentions on
young woman drivers halted on
charges Of violating minor trafac
regulations. Committee Vice
Chairman Charles Cooke reviewed
this and other early recommended
tions sent to the trafiic authorities
He also sketched the progress OF
the tramc committee in securing
improvements down through the
years.
A Dick Mansfield cartoon. spe-
cially prepared and entitle d
whats your hurry" showing 4
car on Pennsylvania avenue In
the early days travelling at q
miles an hour. was given to Board
President Frederick 2. H. Siddons
The presentation was made by
Mr. Cooke. ....-
Presiding ct the luncheon was
William %. Hermann, Trafnc
Committee chairman. Past chair
men and past board officers were
guests. The Metropolitan Police
Quartet and the Capitolians fur
nished music.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Camp Fire Girls Elect
Ruth Sheldon President

Miss Ruth Sheldon has been
elected president Of the District
Council of Camp Fire Girls, 1t was
announced today.
Other officers elected were Alfred
Andrews, vice president; Mrs.
George r. Daugherty, secretary.
and E. Kenneth Rouse, financial
officer.
New members elected to the
board at the meeting Thursday
night were Mrs. Edward j. Keyes
and Mrs. F. A. Kummel.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
ChopIoin to Speok

Maj. Gen. Luther D. Miller,
former Army Chief Of Chaplains,
will preach at the II am. service
tomorrow in the Army Medical
Center Memorial Chapel. Chaplain
Miller will talk on THE Spirit Of
Expectancy"
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Academy Aide in New Post

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 3 R.-Capt
Richard r. Stout. head Of the de-
partment of seamanship and navi-
CATION at the Naval Academy, has
been assigned to command the
heavy cruiser Toledo.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-24
BERLIN STRIKE
TAKEN OVER BY
WESTERN ALLIES

BERLIN, May 24-tR-Ine west
efn Allies took over control OF an
Western Berlin railway stations TO-
day after ordering out the Com
munist-employed railway police
The Allied action was taken after
us. Brig. Gen. Frank l.. Howley
gave an ultimatum to the Com
munist police to quit all American
sector stations by pm. moon
EST.
The three-power action came on
the fourth day Of Berlins railway
strike against the Russian-controi-
led Reichsbahn which has cost tWc
lives and 100 injured.
The order makes West Berlin po-
lice responsible for maintaining law
and order on uncontrolled
property.
1t also promises they will not
interfere with normal operation
OF trains.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-24
ONE CONGRESSMAN
NOW KNOWS ALASKA
HIGH WAY IS OPEN

WASHINGTON, May 24-iR-At
least one Congressman apparently
learned for the first time yester-
day that the Alaska Highway is
open to general travel.
A House subcommittee was deep
in the subject of Canadian ship
ping service to three Alaska points
= Skagway, Haines and Hyder-
when a member interrupted:
Can you travel on the Alaskan
Highway"
Delegate Bartlett assured the
Congressman they could; that it
can be done at moderate cost as
vacation jaunt, and that he made
the trip with his wife and two
children last summer in five days
on the road.
His trip cost: 1896, including
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-24

three new tires because his four
plv treads were too light for the
gravel highway.
Bartlett enlightened the Con
gressmen on numerous details =
road conditions and ready avail
ability of food, lodging and gaso-
line.
Bartlett said he receives many
queries about the highway His ad-
vice: tackle it in July or early
August; the mosquitoes are mot
SO bad then
when we, get the highway
paved !, he said, the trip will be
one of the wonders of the world"
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B I'LL. f / | N 5

BERLIN - A giant C-97 strato-
freiphter crash LANDED at Gatow
Airfield in the British sector TO-
night. tearing up the runway and
putting the key airlift base out OF
action until tomorrow, Air Force
officials announced.
NEW YORK-Richard H. Grove,
the assistant manager who as
appeared from Broadway bank
and was arrested in Florida, plead
d guilty today to embezzling $685.
ESQ., Federal Judge Samuel IL.
kaufman set June IA for sentenc-
ing. Grove faces a maximum PEN
atty of As years in prison and
$4,000 fine.
NEW YORK Stocks declined to
rev lows for three months today
n the seventh successive daily set
back.
BUENOS AIRES-The ministry OF
Industry and Commerce announced
today that six coal miners have
been trapped more than $500 feet
below the surface OF cave-in at
the Rio Turbio mines in the Santa
Cruz territory. Rescue operations
now are underway, the announce
ment said.
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DRUXMAN TO RETURN
TO KINY, A. N. TINE

Bob Druxman, Juneau radio anu
newspaper man, will return to local
airways. it was announced TO-DAY by
John Ashbaugh, Manager of KINY,
the local outlet of the Alaska
Broadcasting Co.
Ashbaugh revealed that DruX-
man and William j. Wagner, ABC
President, recently reached an
agreement to turn over the first
che and a half hours daily on
KINY to the former announcer who
is now engaged here as free lance
public relations counsel.
The new program, "Dunklng
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