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Evening star., 1949-06-18
ROOMS WITH noAep

tIth MASON u ga n ". str Et3
poat ares wash taesf esEgt5i~.
EartF hOass SeTt4Hs fs,s ssa -
meals Has sacsaeies fef rsausa
EItts or msE HnliH shors sst ief
ifaTn tAEh Taefa 10
MANSION CIIh. WAshlnEien sF'fs7
ssgt4en, nns kasns tsud tees wtfs
pteels $40 Re @E3u ARss 80
NICELY fuHS. nm. tStn erd, sc
girlK nT 2 souRs men ssts' safa
i3aY CTitteHaea a ~ ok
Nicrlr FtKs Rooss iof ,sans
iadits and Feans nasn rahnist
shower, excel bo.ra NJ apta
rlprRly oE>rtssAs. can ss,srs
raa and beard nv pet bcWs
eoas sfsnsp southern S@okans ~
Now AvaHsstE VERY srt ahsss
,eSme, mra o. y usnsn' e&tsi fnta r.
cool hoas lslA Lamont st n~
.ssa wooplEY ~, ss. esa'
shorshsm dst.fAeit 'a's,tss io5
ali sa Tsas,satRr n. Nv So
Fu hs&l to bath Ia Es-tilr ksssBF
breakfast 4 atsira "'t'I aasAts
MAR waIfIk atfn. asai B,u 81
AZ niealy fats dSst sa at3tsi-
cos narAlt or sl@s s~-tn
itsl iafa M Ttislt ra Rfts
bath, iEs. dbi sassii asi selstlsa
menus and s~tteheeAfs
Youns psobls dssifsbas see sssi
teee laand PrFsii~ses. ere & " q
SNAIL FAMILY x,a share Iss ps~
home Stth warklns meihsT &ts2
child beard ard aaF care tet ttiia
master bedroom pvt hath, kittseh
and home etta i3esss isF mo ftsE,
Teas uN. fas% --l*
DoMsTOwN~~Isaam win hosra to1
mother and fhiad dst tstF iet
BEi AiR CiIn, 7$ii Easttra ~
rw Hssr walter ttssa " bsost
ga. sna siasas ess. Master 3 a
AIR. sn p7sa. ~~@s
for rsaasd yagss ladies ass Hss
maid switchboard &sr* tase4
meals daily inei, ea sas sef -
set5ftftss iasT latb y RS tBt
pagoni C'rtis no .s, a. "a, !"
rms nrar BAN, shd q trostt 55,s
teea ia eGtFi ~efth iRFSsaiss5 fas
ss@A
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hsaitnful Neekis hs47f MAR ~
WASHINGTON 3 SEMINARY 60
RooM s..k EMPLOYED WORTH q
ssasa shsis board 'na eS'F 'st fhI'a ~
tsI. isih ~. vsesHrlef fes
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Ieat fssrsisi ssIkIae sistaiscF sas r
so& n; awitcaso@ta, fifFataf pf
fitggl 80
MANtHrsrFR APT, Borrts iaas ~
81 as ~~ ts. ahis ffaBt rFss eSt
bath tsisphsns sststiassosfa Hss4e
ssryies. meals, Cab MRS Eihnsi.
Df, 4s6n. '~~&A
WIsprII TEkKAtE~ f'sss ssnt fthE
uoshses and ttts4eA eB&t iHps iRsns
Efesl fasata Eef .Fms ~ So q
$40 nsT me 1898 Belmont ~ as
Tsirrees4 MI 1s3s
WESLEY nAl4.~-=ApasAsas asgbat
raofns tn fsssoasfea. !tasfsfstFe
hids rHnwtnF xAtsf ta sttfs rm
large closets asbess and tree
mnsssA FeEf tten ssnsHs sAs =
ssh 50 aA, ENs$i. ss2a B<Hetf
washer 1889 siSt o. ~ 40
Evening star., 1949-06-18
FkM AND GARDEN

:5imhI .pisyiaf aH5SsF' 81, 81 !s1s s%S''a
BULLDeER FOR HIRE. hour or
J cont-ad grading. driveways. land
slss rin roads free est, 10
RoTOTtERs-spring cleanup sale.
choremfrr and attachment. Jac-
CUES Fheel tractor and plow.
S5:;5. he us for parts or service
CENTRt MOTOR co. CHI 1000.
300 Il hwy Arlington Va,
TOP so. filled dirt, manure, road
Tn sravtl ! a g. blue s,one' sH. 81, 3 10.
VERY siCIAL, must be sold "0o
eorgeouIgarden-sro hydraneeas.
. TO 3Wiooms. red. blue. pink. and
variegat, 81 TO 81 So each, whole =
sale anIretail 700 taponica ever
greens b HEDGES. l5c each: and
other upts. Must be seer 10 be
appreciad. See JOHN. 4soT Byers
st. Sc, p 1921 and Ex $40,
GOOD. FtsHLY BaLED HAY. al W
B. KEH FARM. 80 miles past
TysonS brner, on LeesburR pike
TelephoI Daleview aOOS before
noon. hbusiness Sunday. liz
WALKS, terraces. flrs-
places. ok gardens, Ash ponds, re-
tanning talls, pipe drainage, all
kinds okement work, F MAR
CUCCIoARoute 5. Horners lane,
Rockville Md Phone Rockville
35SS lis
PLANTS tomatoes l5c dozen sweet
potatoeSt5c hundred 3603 Var
mum st Brentwood, Nd. UN. 1853.
ING. yard maintenance.
grass cukns, hedge trimming. sod
ding. iyi and vine for stubborn
FOR Afl-Small 4-wheel tractor.
6-hp.. stcooled motor. 3 imple-
ments. hldozer. plow, disc: ideal
for Smat farms, gardens, country
clubs: nd equipment; big discount
for auieRale. Ma. l02d. la'
II HIYESE bees. 800. Near West
Lanham. ID. WA. 1l9S. -l9
SERVICE. summer
maintenae OF lawn and garden;
sprayins. nursery stock. top soil,
drainage ktem. cattle manure. OR,
1856, OFd46g 81
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AVIATION

LEARN TO F1f-<r2r - As xeeaEs
Tree t-Aal es6k: 80 sA8sEAtAess E11
rOwEfI 8 NATIONAL FI2gEEg RIK-
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epa Fs<ss II iEa@ --1s
ERCOUPE FOR SALE
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srFsstss f~ogtsEeG - sssa EkEO
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Evening star., 1949-06-18

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Evening star., 1949-06-18
ROOMS ~AkTGp

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Evening star., 1949-06-18
COUNTRY eoARp

ROOFS AND sosRb y ,ssss-se l,asns
faF hStsss % = E5YFe ss7 nss
40 miles fresn y { usss sefskes -
~hts csii "a ssg IL
unaM ANp EoAEB seF fhfsaEsh
ffosu 10 asss 10 $ IRA ia h1bsssxlhs
ha.es 4ff AAa% -ess4$f4
Evening star., 1949-06-18
ROOMS FuehIsHEp--hs,shssss

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WOODBRIDGE HR-creas ssnIilssses
prlvaas hans, sIna.. sstsgnsai shse
on . GIRLS or esvplsg aessas rn
lArse rk0set4 nsxt 10 asss sss sassh
untsru phsn<s ~ ksk frnH ssS
me ssts. x4a nc. shAs. II. S~Nt8aE
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fsfrfs d. ard sat. Ffsa @ tSEa hfeA,
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sassa sss hsms ID a.ss.st.s ---ssss
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Evening star., 1949-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BABY CRIES, esrrisges. stroIierx,
high chairs. etc, week or mo. Free
delivery, BER0EE'S. Tu. 3443
SHOVEL OR BACK HOE. Ls-yard. for
ately. Free estimate. 10. S-3s5s
-lH
Evening star., 1949-06-18
sooAs WITH soARo wAnrtp

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ehls gn va ~ eHsRtayrs kisas ssFf
ard eApHhtefa = With FsFt 81 thGs
rAt svsfltass astarasB. SsnAAs. AT
a4ts g#s
Evening star., 1949-06-18

PoQRY AND EGGS
JAMES RIB STORE. oi9 K st. NV.
SonkeXo .snn,,.s ieea1; BABY By ehisss' nSsa
5000 PCRAsSED CHICKS-Reds,
HampS, HIP Rock cross, SlI. loo
Buff Orhston. week old, l4c
N. H. Rd 3 weeks old. zoe each.
o. @. NEWELL, WA. 1545. An
naDolis 4 Lanham. Md. lg.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
BACKHOE. SHOVEL
WAREHOUSE SALE

is-yard capacity. 30-toot boom.
clamsheil. International gasoline
motor. excellent condition, $4,000.
OV 1924, DU. ;SaTS. Sc
Evening star., 1949-06-18

Monday only; / stainless steel bever-
age cooler, 23-ease capacity; 2
slightly damaged l6-cuhsc-ft. reach
In refriserators; 4 I4-cu.-ft reach
In refrigerators; priced below cost
STANDARD TRANSFER AND STOR-
AGE CO. Do. 777s. 80
Evening star., 1949-06-18
ETUNIAS
TRHS REMOVED

.antana seraniums bloom al
summer. lsHToN NURSERY, 65lC
Evening star., 1949-06-18
poGRY AND EGGS

AtI&S| FsA1D
Prompt aItefficient service fully In
sured q FRED ALLEN after
pm, WdS2o9. -.-.---..-.--
Evening star., 1949-06-18

loRs Et1ftNOr
sss sss6t'y res aen5sf; pTiee 0ssf so srsR
RADIO Co. 400 1ith st, NV. DI
400. Open to pm daily.
REFGR., West. unit, ideal for camp
insert in TOP of isebOx: $40; eo%- on.
$40 in. tile pipe; stokers: motors;
fender sander; grinders; odos and
ends: Want ssegel refriEeFators'
house: used 4 months; reasonable.
REEiFaIGERAroR. Eisi ciHsr aE. monitor top, .
cubic feet. excellent condition. oW,
REFRIGERAroR. 8 Gu, IT.. servel,
REFRIGERAfoRs. hiTi eE iTof 8 Gu. IT.. sss,
$50. s75; 9 Gu. f., S95' perfect
condition. UN. '1612. go
REFRIGERATOR, fish; white enamel;
reasonable. L. A. JETT, FIR. 5ala.
RErRIGERAToR. Frigidaire. in good
working cond.; $50. 1928 No. Cap,
Rsei'RlarRaToR. 81 "a alSSi crosley shelvssor.
RSEaFRISERaToR. Saa SE efe Norse, 8 cubic feet. e
new. $3.50; Magic Chef stove, al
most new. s1e0; side arm gas heat
er, $40. GF. 1878. 10
REF electric, fepuilt
and guaranteed; SSs.95. 514 10th
RErRiGSERAroRs - Used, rec. and
guaranteed: all sizes, $40 so UP, P:
| o. SMITH 8. AND g., INC, 1874 Il
| ST ne, IT, a-s0h0 and IL 3-oSs ;.
fREFRiGERAToR. a-cu.-ft. Frigidaire,
| Al condition, 4h-yr, guarantee,
| S1a9.a5. Csn wO. 3s31 10
REfRiGERATORS-4UtT disc. ON ali
fioor models: last years models
| slashed; terms ROYAL APPLIANCE
| CO, 1911 Nichols ave. Sc. AT. 70oa
REFGS.. new g. used. recond. & guar.
Se9.50 up; trade. terms. SCHEN-
| KELS l3is l4th st. NV. DE $50
RHFRlGERAToRS. water heaters, gas
| stoves. JOHN @. WEBSTER, 627
RTriE, Il Ii Win Winchester. Model Sc. e3-in.
long, long rife, used once. sss,
ROAD EouIPMEST-one s-yard
earth pan, LaPlant Schultz hydrau.
| lic operated; practically new, 30f
hours: 4 wheels. front dump. rear
ejector: $500. Phone TR. a0I5
between Z am. and pm. lis
ROOM AIR CONDITIONER, s.-horse-
power GE console model: used three
! summers: reasonably priced A. Z
LANpvoIGT. sis 18th st. nv
pI. 76s6. 30
Evening star., 1949-06-18
HOTEL l440

Newly furn and dec. rms with ran.
nIns RsieT. near sho@sr baths -
H.. pfaas and elevator EsFSiSe
.ss-sIf so ~esElJ tsfe " ]
Evening star., 1949-06-18

PIANOS-Rent plano and apply
the amounts paid on the purchase
price at later date. We have an
the piano you wish to own on our
rental purchase plan. Come in and
let us explain this easy way for you
to owl a Steinway. Kimball, Gull
bransen Sohmer. Gable or Jesse
CO. l10S G st. NV DI. S464.-1S
PIANOS, Steinway Model X. $3.50,
peri. cond Steinway grand. like
new Also spinets and consoles:
Small store. big savings. RATHER s
MUSIC STORE, 736 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-18

town area; -onzspiert location; slf
wk references EXCHANGED pnos'
. BLOCK from Mavaov.r Hotel
1917 r J. ave. ne. Nice, enoi
dhle, or triple I'm Also vac a.. i"'
coMFoKTABLE SINGLE ROOM. nex'
haths private family; excel. usnEp
lsth and Kennedy sta RA- 500
GLOVER PIX. a4al sath D, NV
LarEe sieepins rn for E.nner.sa 2
D.. husiiBe. Ne. 30 rnT E&. nEssss
WILSON HOUSE. eeIs Es orAma I'd
Excel - deseis ~ ,n; ais. - floor ss itoa'
ma, IL ss.a safS ST. S.w@Ds.. .ad sd.
twin beds. NO. assl. --@e
I1ss IANIFR Pa, .w,-~Api. ~
lac. cool room for laes With ~
prf2Iis or without. 10. 4ss - s..
fnrn. sris. rms. ses 10 saT .Sa so.
also 6ble rooms. g@
Issa GfRARD ST. NV The re lrsl
HOUSE Ist-fooY ssnFis. 81 = =
month. also nice twin bedroom -
I3sa L sT. N.W.--Duwstown. sest- q
dble. ro0Ens; 50 ard <T 30 seek .--s- z
lovely room, t,h- nsxt bath Sxis o.
Iaas NEW HAMPSHIRE. w.-caw.
iss. isa roNTAsuEr 81. w--Larss
front room VIII accommodate ] PEI
son OF couple; Oct. house. Oh lsss
Isas CRTTTENDEs ST. s.w-. hst
Isfh and iGth master eedrm-. tsss
ssa.; aaes,, ,srn ,sgrn. pn sasa. aIs a1:.n
cnTvr enasT. ass slrss.. ..as.. Z.
trees an9 porefss. tdeai tsT SUMMER;
susre kiE, prtssax vi nSs1, ----i :
fTSa y ST. sW.--T9gs pRDenI
Maner x coci ssar- reosa. SIS sc
go, Mass. Asr. x.w~The Ar
ssie isssly share rees1 fer ns<a.
re- pfssns and bath; sZs sssA ne
loyEIr yuRSfsnxp DcUsaK resm.
encaosed p0rrh, Kit gggsfis.. phase,
YssMagseAis IA Ssu7 80
ss6s fsfh 81. kw.--Pnr sentssmsn.
large frost rA-s eDes- EafsEe elass.
sna SO. CO Gas. --@e
FOXMALI yIII-AfG--Tse ATTRACTIVE
roofaa sne pst besh.. teT rsnnee
seifkd iaafest SUNDAY hxs&kfAsts
$40 each. Cal sfstr . PEE ~
,sss "a. AYR. Nw.-fs.- eirsa
double fren9 TEns near hath snkse
seys. iasna pfssfs fer scesf esa-
rlefre rsrsoa. ss.ss PET ~. "a
,ass sess ~ So s.w.--fx.. ss..n ssss
ras sae~s3s. seny. srsssp. Tel
6A- s8HAs
Evening star., 1949-06-18

death of doctor. Entire contents
of ONCE including furniture and
equipment. Fischer 70 ma X-rsy.
Teca ,hydrogaivanie, cold quart.
quartz, Liebel F1orsheim short wave,
Rose short wave. scales, Eauimono-
meter. sterilixer. gslvsnic and sinu-
soidal, syphogen. intercummunica-
tiou system. gown cabinet. patients
gowns. treatment tables, etc. Cail
GE llOr eYeninRS -1a
Evening star., 1949-06-18

NOTORsCOOTER, pack box. fine con-
dltion, many extras. new paint; bes
offer. MR.. WOOD. RA. 2504 ls'
OFFICE FURN., incl. couch. club
chairs, desks. rug, etc. Apply Law
Ofices. BERGER a. MENSH End
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Matthew'S 10 Take Oath
Tomorrow as Navy Head

Francis P. Matthews of Omaha,
Nebr., will be sworn in as Secre-
tary of the Navy at 8 am. tomor-
row at a ceremony in the office
of Defense Secretary johnson.
Gordon Gray viii take the oath
as Undersecretary Of the Army
and Dan A. Kimball will be sworn
in as Undersecretary Of the Navy
at the same ceremony.
The oath will be administered
to Mr.. Matthews by Judge Edward
A. Tamm of District Court, for
many years q personal friend OF
the new secretary.
John L. Sullivan. who resigned
as Navy Secretary on April II
with a blast at Mr.. johnson FOR
"scuttling" the Nays $189, 900 ,000
super aircraft carrier. Is sched-
|uled to leave his oface in the
Navy Department on Constitu-
ton avenue late today with q
traditional Navy piping over the
side" ceremony.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Blue Babies Aid BIuIock Plea
For Vivisection Bill at Hearing

Three former "blue-babieS" were
presented today by the medica
profession before a Senate Dis.
trict subcommittee as evidence
supporting a bill to provide ami
mails In this area for scientific
research.
Opposition was registered by
antivivisection leaders from Bos.
ton and Chicago, who contended
the measure was demonstrations
and would lead to cruelty to ami
mails.
The measure would direct the
District poundmaster to turn ovel
to scientific and research institu-
tions here dogs and other animals
needed for laboratory experiments
The three children. from 5 to Il
years Of age. were put on the
stand by DR.. Alfred Blalcck Of
Johns Hopkins University. who
had operated on their circulatory
system to bring them TO health.
DR.. Blalock told the COMMITTEES
the operation on the three chill
dren would not have been pos
sible without the scientific re-
search on dogs.
He said dogs are used in pi
Of smaller animals for S. re-
search because their hearts end
arteries are similar 10 those OF
children.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
) Executed by Czechs
On Treason Choroes
sy the Assoe ,a,se Press

PRAGUE. Czechosiovakia. May
24.-Three men convicted last
week Of spying and treason were
executed today. the government,
announced.
The men were retired 1t. Col
Josef Hruska. Karel Bacilek and
Boris Kovaricek. They had been
charged with forming illegal
groups in February. l948, and
collecting weapons and passing
information 10 foreign agents in
the western zone OF GERMANY
They we're convicted In the
same trial which resulted In q
sentence OF life imprisonment for
Gen. Karel Kutlvasr. hero OF the
Prague uprising against the Ger
mans in l945.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Prague Preiote Tells Catholics
They Face Ban for Aiding Reds
Archbishop Threatens
Excommunicotion as
Stote Conflict Rises
by The A.soeioisd Press

PRAGUE, May 24.-Archbishop
Josef Beran of Prague threatened
today to excommunicate all Cath
olics collaborating with Czecho-
slovakia's Communist government
against the church.
The archbishop, who is the top
ranking Czech prelate, charged
that an attempt was being made
to set up "a new Catholic church
without its current bishops and
its principal head in Rome"
The statement was the sharpesi
the archbishop has made in a
mounting church-state conflict
here. It was contained in a per-
sonal letter to Alois Petr. Minister
Of Transport and head of the
Communist approved Catholic
Peoples Party.
Official Accused Of Sins.
The letters contents were dis
closed by q well-informed and
reliable source. 1t accused Petr
of "sins" and Of distorting in
formation in the press about
Catholic activities.
The archbishop's latest blast
follows disclosure last Friday OF
a letter written by him to the
clergy on April 90, citing oppres-
sive acts against the church by
the state.
That letter said negotiations
between the government and the
church were broken off in March
Evening star., 1949-05-24
vishinsky Statement
Of Russia S Policies
Reported Given Par|e)
Declaration Said to Have
Followed Bevin Request
For Stund on Reich
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PARIS, May 24.-French official
sources said British Foreign Sec
retary Bevin today called on Rus
sia to state her position on the
issue Of Germany's political and
economic unity.
The informants said Mr.. Bevin
made his demand as no opened
the second meeting Of the Foreign
Ministers lopmcils which was to
take up the reunification of Ger
many under the quAdripartite
control. ~
The sources said Soviet Foreign
Minister Andrei vishinsky then
took the floor and launched into
what apparently was a major state
ment of Russian policy on the is
sue. The informants left the Coun-
Gil chamber before Mr.. Vishinsky' S
remarks were translated.
4-Power Control Urged.
Yesterday Mr.. Vishinsky MAIN
tanned that four-power control
over all Germany should be re-
established before the powers con-
sidered reunification.
The Ministers began their sec
ond meeting at 3::35 PM f10:35
am. EDIT. The United States,
Britain and France expected to
learn at the session how far the
soviets mean to. 60 with q sur
prisingly agreeable attitude.
Russia's normally fire-eating
vishinsky spoke with oil on his
tongue at the opening session yes
terday in a pink marble palace
near the Arc de Triomphe.
Mr.. Vishinsky, quickly agreeing
to Western agenda proposed by
Foreign Minister Robert Schuman
of France, told Mr.. Schuman.
Mr.. Bevin and Secretary Of State
Acheson:
eff / am not absolutely con-
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Singleton Hints Police
Tried 10 Shake Him
Down for $4,000
Defendant in $4,000
Theft Trial Makes Churqe
As Cose Neors Jury

One of three defendants on trial
in a 100000 housebreaking and
larceny case implied in District
Court today that a robbery squad
detective had attempted to shake
him down for $25.ooo. Both sides
completed testimony and the case,
which opened IL District Court
two weeks ago, was expected to
reach q jury late this afternoon
The three men on trial are
Stance James. 29. Of 1892 Ninth
street NV; his brother, Oliver
James. "a, of 1900 A street Sc,
and Louis H. Singleton. 40, OF
910 Westminster street NV. They
are accused of stealing q safe
containing the money and a guam
tity Of jewelry from the home of
Richard H. Beckley, SO. Of 1900
New Jersey avenue NV. All are
colored, and Mr.. Beckley is q
retired Metropolitan police detec-
tive.
Singleton. who described him
self as the proprietor Of an incense
and herb shop. told the jury that
after he was indicted. he was
approached with a a"rnand for
money by Detective Sergt. Earnest
r. Amos. who also is colored.
Tells Of Call in Cadillac.
Sergt. Amos previously had told
the jury he acted on instructions
from the District Attorneys Office
in an effort to get back part OF the
100000 and jewelry.
|, Singleton declared that Sergt.
Amos called for him in a Cadillac
automobile and asked him If he
could raise $4,000. He said he
asked the detective if the auto
mobile was wired with a dicta-
phone"
He said his reply was In the
negative. Singleton testified that
he told the officer he had no rea-
son to raise that amount Of money
Evening star., 1949-05-24

when recording devices were dis
covered in the conference room
The Peoples Party was purged
of its most active anti-Commu-
mist elements after the Commu-
mist revolution in February. l948
and Petr. once read out Of the
party. climbed back into power.
The archbishop has consistently
refused to see Western newsmen
since the conflict between church
and state began. but the source of
today's information had every
proof Of its authenticity.
How is 1t possible to speak
about the good will of the Ma
tional Front tthe political coali-
ton dominated by the Communist
Party when practically a radical
=
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Gen. CIork Will Attend
Celebration in Rome
" ,he A,,oeis,sd Pres.

SAN FRANCISCO. May "a
Gen. Mark w. Clark, commander
Of the 9Th Army, will leave by
plane Friday for Rome.
He will attend the anniversary
celebrations Of the founding Of
the Italian Republic in 1916 and
the liberation OF Rome In 1874;
Gen. Clark commanded the liber-
ating troops.
Naval Reserve Capt. Michael
Mushmanno. Gen. Ciark's naval
aide during the war. and Mrs.
Clark win accompany the general.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Georgetown Professor
Among 1 Hurt in Crash

A Oeorxslown University pre-
fessor and his wife ssrs ssncng
four persons inlusrd In o head -on
auto collision early to-day On The
Baltimore Washington hogs~vmrd
near B~itsyiiis.
3 Dr. Stefan r. Pnasony. % pre-.
fessos OF political seienee in slss
OeoTTesown Graduate School. VINO
w&a driving one car. ard. has wife.
vaily. IL. were admitted 20 La
land Memorial Hospital. Both
have broken rtahs iexs. Thxlr
s-year-oad daughter. Andrea. ss-
capped injury. MTx. Pom&ueay snd
Andrea. were saieep ca TIE back
seat. police ssad, The Tsoa0nys
1--we at Goa East wessmosslsnd
road, Pals Church.
Police idents6e6 tsse 6rtrer af
the either car as willard MaElana.
~. cf Jeasgps. I'D. Re was tsken
10 Mount Ate Hoepstal .1sh q
broken kneeesp and s~vsss cuts.
Robert kfzialry. 10. Of tesssps. ssse
was rsdsnw with him. was admitted
10 Prince Georges General Hesps-
s&i nth . hroksn lsw. ss~efs
euas and Q posasbss eossesassaon-
Police PVT Eznaasst r q. Osay.
who Investigates ssss eaaslsaen wsfn
pvt. wallace L. Baker and Hesgt.
Y. n. ThosnpMsn. RAa6 no efssges
nsss bern placed sxxinss sisfs~r
driver.
The &eea<s<nI neeMsre6 oppnassa
3 trailer camp FesaF rseTNass wess
!. sd in q brad ross rostasA0n s&aT
|b<a. sesal seeks asn.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Sleeping Pills Blamed
For Klaus Munn's Death
BY the Assee;ossd Press

BY the Assoeiofsd Press
CANNES, France, May 24.-An
official said today that Klaus
Mann. novelist son Of Thomas
Mann. died of an apparent over.
dose Of sleeping pills.
He died Saturday a few hours
after he had been found Ill at the
home of his brother Michael.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
U. 5. Businessmen Hit
Trode curbs in japan
sy ssss Assssasss6 sssss

TOKYO. May 74~-The Amer.
kan Chamber of Commerce IN
Japan TODAY criticized occupation
restrictions on American business
s1en - contsAsy - the prtneapies
~ free enterprise.
4 suAcommifteeis report was
odOpted III 10 .. Thirty or more
m&mhers did not vote.
The repprs charged ruies con-
trolling business wee. $ 7dicap-
ring Japane1e recovery. aid
the prtce-proo4 motive Al ssf-
kan investors waa hetnx ikno4 =
ard that bnayds and bureaus con-
rsi aI1 bustnaaa
Evening star., 1949-05-24

ROME, May "a GA Foreign
Ministry spokesman reported to-
day the Italian government has
learned indirectly" that ~ Italian
officers will face trial in Russia for
war crimes. The spokesman said
the officers. including two generals,
have been held in Russia since the
end of the war.