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Evening star., 1949-06-16

when Congress gets around TO
changing the farm benefit for
mula.
In the meantime, Senator An
derson indicated he expects to
back a move to keep in effect
the present parity price support
system for another year.
Unless Congress acts, the Aiken
bill will go into effect January /.
This provides for a flexible price
support system. worked out last
year by Senator Anderson. Sena-
tor Aiken. Republican. Of Yer
mont. and others.
Meanwhile. bipartisan support
developed behind a farm bill
which would bypass both the
Brannan plan and the Aiken law.
The new legislation would eon-
tinue rigid 80 per cent Of parity
price props on major crops for
another year. instead of allowing
the Aiken laws flexible system of
supports at go per cent of parity
to go into effect.
PARTY Is a system intended to
set a fair relationship between
farm prices and the cost OF thines
farmers must buy)
The new bill will be taken up
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Truman Wants Action
On Farm Plan Now,
Says He Will Get II
by the Associafed Press

President Truman said today he
wants the Brannan farm plan en-
acted at this session and he pre-
dicted Congress will do it.
The President added at a news
conference that all Of it may not
be passed this session, but he con-
tended that some of it already has
gone through.
He disagreed with some press
reports from the Democratic
Party's Des Moines conference
early this week that the plan
would be deferred until next year
for campaign purposes.
The program calls for subsidies
to farmers and lower prices for
consumers.
Denies Plan for, Delay.
MIR. Truman said some news re-
ports had given the impression
that delay was In the cards, but
the conference took no such stand.
He said that is not the objective
ut all-that farm legislation is
part of the Democratic platform
and he is trying to get that
through.
Democratic National Chairman
McOfath said earlier that sugges-
tions made at the Des Moines
meeting may bring some changes
later in the Brannan proposal. The
plan is based in part on holding
down the market prices of perish
able foods while keeping the farm
er's income up with subsidies.
The fact that the Democrats
aren't fully squared off in their
backing of the Brannan plan
seemed illustrated by the fact that
thus far Senator Anderson Of
New Mexico, former Secretary Of
Agriculture, hasn't indorsed the
proposal.
Says Move Deserves Study.
All he will say. as member of
the Agriculture Committee, is that
the plan deserves to be considered
Evening star., 1949-06-16

by a House Agriculture Suhcom-
mittee tomorrow. Chairman Paca
said he is determined TO set aside
the Aiken flexible support pro-
gram. He stands for rigid price
supports.
Representative Hope OF Kan
sas. senior Agriculture Committee
Republican, said:
Il think the farmers sho- Id
have the protection Of 80 per cent
supports until agricultural Co,ldi-
tions have reached a more nearly
normal status"
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Dewitt School Exercises
Held for 20 Groduotes

Diplomas were presented 70 -
graduates os the Dwvtss School 81
exercises held las; night at The
wonens Club OF chsTy chAS
Graduates xrre Francis J. Rates.
David s. Cammack. Maurice d
Colbert, Jean p Edr!ngte&a. Oecs1ge
Z, Eargasfaaw III. Robert @. Es..-
man. ,Dsonald T., Fgroy. tasnes p
Guthrie, Paul q. Harrnaea1eg n
Albert Z, Harrison. Robert s
Hogne. George B NJ Ksn. John
R. krsgeg, James Z. IeAxare. John
A. DIVA. James p. Resnhcsc. II.
Ellsworth r Seaman. ir. William
P. Sherman. IL. Wesley r
Wilken and Ralph l. wilkins
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Showdown Postponed
On Bill Bonnine Poll Tex
By the Assecicsed Press

The House Administration Com
mittee yesterday postponed for a
week a showdown vote on a bill
TO outlaw poll taxes as a require
ment for voting In elections Of
Federal officials.
Supporters Of the bill said they
did not press for a vote.
Chairman Mary T. Norton had
predicted in advance that the COM
mittee would approve the measure
il enough members were on hand.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Richmond Jet Plant Blast
Laid 10 Faulty Compressor
Dr. ne Asse<ir.sd Press

RICHMOND, Va. June l6-
Failure of q compressor used In
ram-jet engine research was
blamed yesterday for touching OF
the blast that made a s1ambles
of a testing facility at Expert
ment. Inc. here Tuesday and
killed an engineer
The explosion interrupted jet
plane research and rocked the
Richmond South Side suburban
area near the company's plant on
the banks OF the James River. 1t
killed J. w. Saul. 26. Of Charles
ton, S. c.
DR.. James w. Mullen. owner
Evening star., 1949-06-16

Like Mrs. A. J. Cronin-novelistfs
wife-you, too, will win high praise
when you put on BLUE BONNET its
Americas quality margarine. Your
family will love the country-sweet
FLAVOR of BLUE BONNET Marga-
rine! Its rich NUTRITION Its well
come EcoNoMvi Yes, when you put
on BLUE BONNET Margarine you get
ALL THREE :. Flavor, Nutrition,
Econom-e-el Put it on your table, on
vegetables, on your bread. Colors
yellow in 2 minutes fat - because
It's In the famous Yellow Quik bagl
Evening star., 1949-06-16

of the plant. said the work oe.rs
done was connected onfy re
notely" with TIE ram-te But
the building and machinery de-
stroyed were those that had been
used extensively In research OF,
the engine since the Navy asked
experiments 70 study the chem
istry and aerodynamics Of the
ran-j jet IN Is4s.
Richard D. Aaerback. spec!a!
agent In charge o. the Richmond
ONCE Of the FBI. said the agency
Is conducting q preliminary in
vestigation" OF the explosion and
might conduct a 'full-scale~ one
Evening star., 1949-06-16

Total meat consumption IN the
United States in ls4s was about
81 800 900 900 pounds.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

Is the dishwashing product you're using too strong
for your hands? Do they look red-feel drawn" or
rough? Then switch to Ivory Soap for dishes Ivory
gives you everything you want in your dishpan--
soapy-rich suds that do the job in hurry plus the
most famous skin care in the world When you start
using Ivory for dishes, your hands will grow softer.
smoother. Iovelier in just week. Make the 7-day
Ivory test now!
COSTS LESS, To0l OF all the leading dish-
washing soaps Ivory is the most economical
Evening star., 1949-09-15
Congress Members Visit
U. n. in Expenditures Study
BY the Assooioied Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Sept. 15.--A
congressional party visited the
United Nations yesterday to see
how it is spending the $l6,000,000
contributed by the United States
toward the world organizations
1949 budget.
The group. headed by Repre-
sentative Blatnik, Democrat, Of
Minnesota, is made up of men,
bers of the House Committee on
Expenditures in Executive De-
partments.
The visit to the U. N. Is the first
step in a study of overseas ad-
miniStration and international or
Iganizations recommended by the
Hoover Commission. The group
will leave for Europe today.
The Congress members listed on
the committee were Representa-
tives Bonner, Democrat, of North
Carolina; Donohue. Democrat, of
Massachusetts; Wagner, Demo-
crat. of Ohio; Tauriello. Democrat,
of New York; Harvey. Republican.
Of Indiana, and Halleck, Repub-
lican, of Indiana. Representative
Roosevelt, Democrat, of New York
also was listed, but he was re-
ported on his honeymoon.
Evening star., 1949-09-15
Bookies, With Teor-Fi||ed yes,
Puy Off vice on Numbers Error

Bookies today woefully toted up
the losses they suffered yester-
day when they paid of on the
wrong number and then had to
pay of on the right one.
The only bettors affected were
the ones who took a chance only
on the first number-what is
known in sporting circles as a
singles action" bet-and were
close enough to their neighbor-
hood bookie to cash their bet
before the number was corrected.
The bookies insisted, however.
that they lost plenty Of money"
on the transaction. One bookie
reported two fist fights developed
when one of his colleagues tried
to get his money back from two
bettors. He didn't collect.
What threw the poolrooms,
cigar stands and other places of
sport into a dither was an incor-
rect flash from the Hawthorne
race track in Illinois.
The numbers operators pay off
on the basis of the mutuel results
at the track. The winning digit Is
the one Immediately preceding the
decimal point when the prices are
totaled for each race.
So it came to pass that in the
Evening star., 1949-09-15

Europe about two weeks ago."
There are reports she is going
to see Lucky Luciano in Italy. but
that's purely speculation" Chief
Anderson said. He plans to fly
home late today from the conven-
ton of the International Associa-
ton of Chiefs of Police.
Chief Anderson said Miss Hill
was getting money from some
one"
II know who the moneys COM
ing from. but will not say who,
now. We're going to try and keep
track of Miss Hill in Europe. We
think she has a lot of information
about the Siegel case which would
help us. It's going to be hard to
Evening star., 1949-09-15
Only Senate Contest
Starts With Naming Of
Dulles and Lehman
By the Assoeiofsd Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The
Nations only Senate contest this
year starts officially in New York
today with nominations of Sena-
tor John Foster Dulles, Repub-
|lican, and former Gov. Herbert H.
Lehman, Democratic and Liberal
Party candidate.
The Democratic State Commit
tee meets in New York City to
name Mr.. Lehman. 73-year-old
financier, four-term Governor and
one time director general of the
United Nations Relief and Re-
habilitation Administration.
The Republican State Commit
tee will meet in Albany to NOM
mate Mr.. Dulles, 81. a lawyer
and Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's ad-
wiser on foreign affairs.
Mr.. Lehman is to receive the
nomination of New York States
liberal party at a State Commit
tee meeting here tonight.
Both Urged to Make Race.
Senator Dulles and Mr.. Lehman
both of whom were prodded by
their party leaders to enter the
race-seek to fill the remaining
year of the unexpired term Of
Robert F. Wagner, veteran Demo-
cratic Senator.
Mr.. Wagner, who sponsored
much of the New Deals important
Legislation. resigned last summer
in the face of illness and advanc-
ing years.
Gov. Dewey appointed Senator
Dulles to serve until after the
election and later helped persuade
him to run November s.
The Dulles-Lehman contest is
expected to be a popular test of
President Truman's Fair Deal. 1t
also is expected to give some in
dication of what lies ahead in the
1850 elections.
May Decide Dewey's Future.
The outcome is likely to affect
Gov. Dewey's decision on whether
he will try to stay in public office
after 1850. when his term expires.
Gov. Dewey-twice beaten for
President was urged by some
COP leaders to enter the Senate
race, but refused. He now is re-
ported pointing toward a try for
third term as Governor next
year.
Mr.. Lehman was beaten in the
1916 Senate election by Irving
M. Ives. Republican. New York's
senior Senator.
In that year. Mr.. Lehman had
Evening star., 1949-09-15

first race, the race wire service
flashed prices Of $40, So and $2.20
on the winner, Donaris; 81 and
1920 on Antigone who ran second;
and 1920 each on Pere Markette
and Miss Clara who ran third in
a dead heat. The total came to
1920. which made the first num-
ber 8.
Numbers patrons with single
action" bets collected on the 8
If they reached their bookie in
the first half hour after the prices
were flashed.
Thirty-one minutes after the
original flash, a correction was
made. The win price on Donaris,
it was then reported, was $5.4O
instead of $3.40. That changed
the total to $21.20 and the win
ming number to /.
So the bookies, with tears in
their eyes, had to pay off on /,
too.
Bettors who took their chance
on the three-number bet were not
affected since the correction came
before the third race had been
run. But some shaken bookies
repeatedly declined to pay off un-
til today, wanting to see the Off
cial totals and no more foolish
ness.
Evening star., 1949-09-15
4 New Polio Cases Raise
Total for Area 10 $50

-Four new cases of polio were
reported today. raising to $50 the
number registered so far this year
by health officials in the Wash
ington area.
The new polio patients, all at
Children's Hospital, include an
8-year-old boy of the 100 block Of
Chesapeake street S.W., a 3-year-
old girl of the $500 block of
Southern avenue, Boulevard
Heights, Md: an 8-year-old girl
of the first block of Ridge road.
Greenbelt, Md. and a 7-year- old
girl of Falls Church, Va.
The Public Health Service,
meanwhile, reported that the Ma
tion's polio rate is going down
and that the epidemic has passed
its seasonal peak.
The agency reported a drop in
the number of new cases for the
third week in a row-from 3,119
in the week ending September 3
to 2,628 in the wek ending Sep
tember 10. The figures do not in
clude Pennsylvania, which has not
reported.
Evening star., 1949-09-15

the nominations of the Liberal
Party and the left-wing American
Labor Party as we'll as Of the
Democrats.
ALP Not Endorsing Any One.
The American Labor Party has
decided not to endorse any Senate
candidate this year. The bulk of
it's votes are expected to 60 to Mr..
Lehman. Entry of an ALP candi-
date would have been a bad blow
to Mr.. Lehman because the ALP
vote usually goes to the Democrat
when there is no ALP candidate in
the field. The ALP vote can de-
eide a close election.
DESPITE the reported ALP rank
and-f1le support for Mr.. Lehman.
the party's top command has Off
cially assailed his support of the
Nations bipartisan foreign policy.
The only State wide contest at
the November election in addition
to the Senate race is to fill a
vacancy in the Court of Appeals.
the States highest tribunal.
Evening star., 1949-09-15

ment program of the Federal Gov
ernment.
The program was set up under
the 1949 Housing Act. The law
provides s1,o00,0o0, 900 for loans
and 100000 for grants to
communities to carry out slum
clearance and redevelopment pro-
grams,
Mr.. Keith is a native of Gin
cinnati, and attended school there
and in Cleveland. He later was on
the staff of the Wall Street Jour-
nal and the New York paper PM.
He has served in Federal housing
agencies since 1910.
Evening star., 1949-09-15
Buggy SiegeI's S Girl Friend
Reported on Way 70 Europe
By the Assoeiofed Press

DALLAS, Sept. 15.-Bugsy Sic
gels girl friend, Virginia Hill, is
either en- route to Europe or al
ready there, but why she made
the trip is matter of specula-
ton"
Clinton H. Anderson. Beverly
Hills (Calif.0 police chief, said
Miss Hill, good friend of the Cal
ifornia mobster who was shot to
death in 1947, left Mexico City for
Evening star., 1949-09-15

watch her now that there's been
publicity about her trip. She'll
be careful now"
Asked why any one would be
giving money to Miss Hill, Chief
Anderson said, 1T could be so
that she will keep her mouth
shut"
Evening star., 1949-09-15

If the Nations 100000 farm
ers hope to maintain crop produc-
ton at current levels, they will
have to use 10 times more phos-
Evening star., 1949-09-15

Under NotionoIs Fomik pIon either husbond or wife
troveIns on Monday, 1uesdoy or Wednesday poys full
fore The other odu and all children from through n
poy HALF FARE. Children under ore eorred free. The
plan becomes effective Sept 18th and Notionol Airnes
hos arranged with connecting orines TO give the Fomy
Evening star., 1949-09-15
n. 5. Keith Named Director
OF S|um Clearance Plan

BY the ASsoeioied Press
Nathaniel s. Keith was named
today as director of the new slum
clearance and urban redevelop-
Evening star., 1949-09-15

Plan benefits TO omost every city in the United sfoes.
The new FomiIy Plon is one more example Of
hotonoIs progressive Leadership in the field Of
commercial eviction. Agon Noonol takes the lead in
providing finer service at lower cost. Effective in 81 U.S.
cite. served by kotionoI. and in Hovono cubo WE'LL
Fsrs plus asxl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Attrac. share
twin-bed rm. for young lady; good
food, friendly atmosphere; bus at
deer; SO mo OR. l72S Ss,, - sSsr.
Tor men .so and sod sT ans sss1se
1 1ss'n 1.ifa sT. N.w.-small sgle. for
man, S44 so; lge. sgle.,- S64 30. Also
places to share MI. 5574. %
$3.50 each; share rm. for boy: also
MANSION CTUBWYouns. lively boys
and girls from State, depts. and
F.B.I live happily with US. Come
JON them. Only $50 a mo. $3.50
s 1877 s 81 81. NV sx at Conn ave.-Nlce
rms. avail. now; television, see the
ball games at home; good food and
new summer rates. HUI. 777l, II
WESLEY HALL--Spacious double
roems NJ TeIi.odeied' Refrigerated edseS ste
movies, recreation room; S4s to
$3.50 mo. 1925 @1st st. NV.
1928 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furn.
double and triple rooms for young
ladies. single for gentleman; switch
board; running mir water. showers sieV,;
i774 MASS. AVE. Nw.-Lge. attr
front dble, $50 mo. each; also
share vacs. Men. S4s,S50, S60.-25
A HOME AWAY FROM HOME for
employed lady; nicely furn. rm. with
board in private family; all conv
no other roomers; IA blocks from
bus. Avail. May LIST. sH. 1926,
CLUB MASON, 1925 New Hampshire
ave. NV, lovely rms. for girls; tele-
phone in each rm. Live at Wash. S
most exclusive guest house, famous
for its food and service. Also va
cancy for man. Phone NO. $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-23

SILVER sPRfSG-Nicely furn. rm
in new home, coay. to bus. semitic
men. 81 VIZ. SH. 1iTs. "a
ARLINGToN-Nice room. double bed,
laundry privils board y deslTe6
young gentleman OM- a44l. %
ARLINGTON - LiRht housekeeping
room; no children. Call CHI. 1897.
ARLNGToN-Attrac furn. front
bedrm., next to bath; ovt. entrance,
phone and eonEen to two buses,
restaurants and shopping garage
gentlemen preferred. Oh. 7789.-e5
mr.. center, OF city. CAD WO. 1900,
bet. and any time ga
ARLINGTON-Lee. front bedrm
conv. to buses and restaurant; gem
tleman preferred. Gil. 1868. "a
AURORA HILLS $50. AriD-Lovely
twin bedrm. with Dbl. closet and pvt.
bath; NICELY furn.; : min. Pentagon
appt., call OF. 1859. --e5
ARL.. 2646 No. Quantico St-Loyeiy
1st-fi. bedrm, adj. pvt. bath; pvt.
PHI; new home: gent. only. FA. 1880.
ARLINGToN-1st q. front bedrm.,
pvt, bath; men preferred. Pa. 5a70
sETHESDA-Large attrac. rm.. near
bath; furn. for comfort; scr. porch
II desired. Phone OIL. PAS. "a
FALLS CHURCH-Large. attractive
front room: quiet, comfortable home.
eony. location. FA. 0I52. pa
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Room for
or .; mr.. transp. Call after $40,
81. 1915, all day Sat. and Sun. "a
1877 n. UTAH, Arlington--Large fr.
room with porch. newly papered and
painted. nicely furn.. clean, tile
bath. shower 81
LARGE RIM, OPP. bath with shower;
block to busline; gentleman pref
1904 Davis ave. Alex, va. TIE
THE CASTLE Inn. Forest Glen-Hotel
rooms, daily. weekly or monthly
rates; live where it's 10 degrees
cooler; rapid bus and train transp.
to D. c., only miles from the
heart of Silver Spring. md. Sligo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-23
ROOMS. APIS, TO SHARE

PROTESTANT GIRL, % to So. to
Wardman Park Hotel. OR. 64s3.
TWO EMPL. WOMEN to share 5-rm,
apt. with one other woman; good
loo. excel. transp. Wis. AND Mass.
ayes. NV. WO. O42s. "a
CoNGENIAL GIRL to share Groom
room ! and 6os sEsz all utilities in
1 OR : CoNGENlAL GIRLS to share
beautifully furn. apt. in zdet. corner
home. NV. section; pvt. entrance,
yard; MI. 1879; "a
WANTED1N OF 1inki girl age , ls p
NV, with other girls; s24 mo.
1sis n ST. N.w.-consenial man to
share a 2-rm., kit. bath apt; with
another man twin beds $40 mo;
REFINED Girl. $3.50. to share
studio apt, vic. Dupont Circle. Gall
2 GIRLS. share 2-bedroom apt. MT.
Pleasant, with. with 2 s Others; So; so
WILL VII. SHARE ARE urn ap with .m asqns
epie.; pref NV. CO. 1855. s3s
YOUNG LADY to share newly dec.
Iurn. apt. with anotner ledy, COW.
NV. Locations refs. exch. ST. 1921,
WOMAN would like another young
woman to share modern End d. apt.
in apt. bids: excellent transp.; $50.
CHI. 1900. Apt. 1853. "a
YOUNG GIRL to share Arm. apt.
with two other girls. 1921 3rd ST.
ne. DE. 1899. "a
GIRL. 25-3o, college BACKGROUND TO
share Arm. apt, IN apt. bldg, with
other girl: vic. 10th and Harvard;
GiRI will L SHARE cow. NV. apt.
with another girl over 25 years.
1898 CHI IRON ST. Nw.-conssniai
girl to share 5-rm. apt. with other
WANTED i GIRL. 20 to IS yrs, to
share 3-rn. apt with others; ne.
sect, rr. transp. Call AT. 0853
after $50 p.m. -24
two others; all PRIVILEGES. Call DU.
67S4 between 8 and 8 pm. -23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-23
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FINELY FURN. 3-bedrm- apt; each
with pvt. entr.: oceup. entire d. Of
building 4 blks. west of White House:
unlim phone; tile bath with shower.
c.hw.; kit. privils. and maid service;
account . commissioned officers re-
Gently transferred; exeep. opport. for
sgle. ofncers; military service Or
comfortable atrs.; rentals. 2 bedrms..
larger. SIS; smaller, S45: refs. fura.
and req. Phone NE. 1887 for ap-
point, Sat and Sun. TO 3 pm
Mon. through Fri. 8 to 10 pm.
STUDIO ROOM, with refsr. and cleo
trio plate, for l or : empl. persons.
n. i4th and Park I'd. See MRS
Beautiful 1-bedrm.. lv. rm,. din
cite. kit. and bath. ne. garden apt
s issi 5s, REMs44o sa; Is. a. studio apt.
beautifully and eoMpletsly fa.n.
deep Garden, NELL LOWE CAS-
81, SCI 81, Ap B. siis or W. saa; MSS. kitchen
and private bath; 500 me-; suitable
AS scu PAX RID. S.w.-a-rm- apt.
gas. cleo. refgr.. newly decor. For
empi. man or lady.
CONN. AVE. near Maeomb-Livins
room, bedrm-. III: and bath. sosns
MEns Ma ,se re 9 81 5 ssiis nss
NJ: corner bsmt. studio rrs-, sink.
Griil, television. pvt. entrance. show
er, extra-Arge dressing Closet 10
Il. hanger spaes. X. ooe3. --2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-23
ApARTMEhTs OUT or TOWN

rWO SMALL APARTMENTS. each
has medium and / small bedroom
on end floor, sitting room, kitchen
cite and bath on LIST moor: AUTO
matte hot water. small front perch.
large yard; no objection to children.
pets, chickens, etc: excellent staoies
and feed for keeping horse; LARGE
garden space available; water from
300-foot artesian well; 3.0tO-foot
LANDING strip Available; 80 minutes
from washington at Groom. Nd:
must have car. Use of apartments
includes use OF indoor and outdoor
swimming pools. hard-surface tennis
court. large welsh pony. Good hunt
ms, and fshink, large fSh pono
within 100 feet OF apartment. Two
small oufblilcinss with each ant. 20
use as play pens for children or
chicken house. etc: each apt. has
nsw FriRfdatre range, new Frisio-
aire refrigerator, new plumbing snd
fxtpres: one apt. partly furnished
SIS per month. MIX available from
registered. purebred Jersey herd;
grocery delivery twice weekly; school
bus for chiidrn: iarge supply OF wood
available for COOKING uut-ct -Gporf.
hsrd-surfsce road 20 mile from
ant: fruit from orchard available.
handyman ayailabls; maid service
easily obtainahie; automatic washer
and DRYER available. Must be seen
to be appreciated No telephone calls.
MATTAPosI FARMS. Groom. No.
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Widrich Courts Apts.

So, Capitol ST. and Livingston I'd
S,e.-f35 apis: occupancy MAY is
@5 min. downtown, bus stops a.
project l-bedrm. apt, SO: 3-bed-
rm. apt, $50: util. incl in rental.
lge airy rooms. parauet floors
Venetian blinds, Youngstown metal
cabinets with 56-inch double bow |
and spray sinks. large 36- inch gas
ranges, 6-cu.-ft. General Eiec. refer
fully equipped automatic laundry
playground for children. shopping
facilities on project. Directions
Take As Livingston bus at 10th
and Penna. ave. NV. ston at prof.
ect. or drive out Nichols ave. to
South Capitol to Livingston rd. AK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-23

yTTFRAN, WIFE. . children need
s-be6rr.. apt, aHfHrn.: under $40
COUPLE. bosh snpl
desire = OF 3 rm- APT. Gafnrn.s pref,
Arfsrston. Fe.s or 6exiyaelr nsf
wash. nAx-, SEQ no. ETin.ase
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professional MAJ.
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