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APARTMENTS FUR. OR uNFuR.

CHILDREN WELCOME. ise. Ink. Tm !.
D. c., S45 mo. Cottages, Nd. $50
mo; RE 1856 or pI. ALSO. ~is
q BEAUTIFUL HOMES for rent in
Alex. and Belle Haven: / completely
furn. and l unfurn., 3 and bed
rms; priced at $500 per mo; /
unfurn. house In attrac. neishbor- >
Call for appoint. cHAuNcEY l.
CLARKE, Realtors & Insurers, ia
No. ST. Asaph st. Alex. Va Phone
day. OV. 1892: ewes. TIE. 1918. LII
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Mr.. BOILING FIELD

Extra Ire. i.eedrm- apss.. tneiectng
utilities: loeafee at 4eS Waller ave.
a.. NJ Sayti Research Lab. csnslx
sTa so psr rsoash. FREDERICK W
BERKNA NC. is1s q o. n.v-. EA
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1902 r ST. NV.

Furnished with antiques
and Oriental r1iHs. very iarst
rooms and baths. Priced $3.50 per
Poasssaien Jpns Is, EDWARD ]
KYLE Realtors. ieoT Eye st re
Ey 5Ssb. --lT
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POULTRY AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LivEsTock

JAMES FEED STORE, 6l9 K St, n: "
, -Conkey's Y-o feeds; baby chiekS
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CAPITOL HILL

Exeuisitely furnished 2-rm. and bath
month; very nice neighborhood; !;
near everything. FREDERICK w.
BERENs. INC. 1928 K st. NV, MA.
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BARNABY WOODS

3-bedroom. :-hsth brick home. in
this deaightfai section haiIt-in ga
rAse. near transportation year a
lease 81 $I7s.75 mo posssssion /
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
44s0 Conn. ave-, EM. 500 Al o
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exclusive cooperative restricted
apartment buildings. located on
Conn, eve. Lay, rm.. din. rm., kit.
2 bedrms IA baths and sun porch
ca for sppointment n lpku@~t
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
4420 Conn. ave. EA- 1900
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TREES REMOVED
LANDSCAPING

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sured. Call FRED ALLEN after l
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

veta only Newly decorated apt In
Nayicr Gardens close 10 shappsnE
transp. ana schools; iss Nv fn,, 3
bedrms., tile bath. kit, dtnstts. hsse
wood floors 4 exppsagsS Priced
ST.45o: down payment, fi.Tso Call
Vf All fls, MRS GORDON la
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single, $40 double RE. 50s4. --17
4416 IiTH ST. N.W.-Large nicely
furn. Ink. room. Frisidaire and hot
sss a'e eoUAGKfESBoose q fSIso eUsP.e sf' NwZMas- oS
large closet, pvt, bath (shower); ex-
press S9s' 3 min. downtown; SIC
1ili UNDERwooD-ha block of 18th
st:, near sock creek Golf Course.
ssIYss' p5lxs,s eHl eGne; Sssa PRIVILEGES bus at
VERY LGE. AIRY STUDIO: win
dows. open fireplace, attrac. furn.,
pvt. bath. dinette, Frisidaire, III. k
? or gentlemen; reduced price
tos yet YET and student mr. transp'
FR6NT DOUBLE ROOM. adiolnins
bath, $3.50 each; convenient 70
transportation; $50 Emerson ST. nv
sfol isth ST. N.w.-Larse. beauti;
full dbl, attic, room, suitable for z
esal siTisp paRRk aX 0idD Rb NV. a fA taciss paTE
La. &c room. semipvt bath: blk,
from H.4 bus; single. s4o' double
iisa isa' Isth Eth sf.' SN.w.-Douele room.
larse closets. twin beds: quiet home
cHnVY fshsIsi cassE. ifssason D. c.-41o7 rassen-
den St Attr. rn.. gentle home; young
lady. near transp. EN-. 109a after q
pm. weekdays, any time sunday.
LARGE MASTER ROOM. near bus:
Si4 per week: one person only. ISL .
Military rd., Chevy Chase, EN-. 2l23
esq, AsHMEAD PL. N.w.-sinsle
rm and porch IN pvt. home. un-
limited phone: S35 month. ,pU.
eSth AND PARK RD.-Lovely ise.
tront T; sw.n s,,. bsss ss r closets: so so
cIsVTEaSb Ms,iTEidss p'' PIX PIX SECTION. near
Bureau o as, standasds ndara i. and @ Navy vSy
working girls. Phone wo. 643e.
1898 2ist sT.-Hishly desirable dbl.
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rm; IN PVT: home: no other roomeFs;
express bus; extension S phone; sentle-
,asa nsn' n sr. NV S.w.-Larse, ..srses,v,
room, next to bath. 5 windows with
seo2f sSs2!s efReL Ct 8 ISL sfnil.Tsn T. E. Ave. NV
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in licensed home for girl,
age 9. I712 3 st. Sc. LU. 3.76l0 o.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

I44t CLIFTON ST. NW.-Front apt.
bed-sitting rm.. lse. kit. new refgr..
stove sss2oinet sink, sober people
APT.-FuIIy equipped
kit. sleeping porch. liy. rm. and
master bedrm. suitable for 4 en-
ployed sirls. Call ia. 20l4.
beautiful apart
ment Oh 18th St. handsomely fur
nlSned; s2lb month; 2-year lease.
DGPoST clRcLE-Nexly decor. or for
or adults; large liv. rm., porch
over patio. dining area. huge bedrm..
modern bath, kitchen. frepl. built
in bookcases, maid service: pvt.
entr.; S1e0-S17O. 1888 10th ST.
sEcTIoN-Entir. LIST a.
apt for 2; cool, lovely. newly decor,
In town house; pvt. family: exelu-
siye neighborhood. Box 4s4 M,
EYE ST. NE. sECTIoN-s rms. and
kit. pvt. bath, bsmt; Govt. EN-
Iws.n paoyss 7'a 7oniy; refs. Dr. 2s7s be-
I3i / MONROE ST. N.w.-Bas.ment
apt. / room. kit. bath. Frigicaire;
goo month; employed couple. DU.
o54s after 4 pm.
2 LADIES' rms. kit. and bath.
near downtown NV. apt. bldg. va
cant cant june tnn, 70; go Call MI. 1925 for
SILVER sPRING-e refinsd people
wanted to share lovely pvt. home,
close TO everything. 81. 1929.
Evening star., 1949-06-26
Iy the Assoeiotsd Press

CHICAGO. June 25.-Sigmund
z. Engel. 73-year -old Romeo for
a profit" tonight met the Chicago
widow he bilked and gave her
back $4,000.
Facing her in her lawyers office,
he got a signed receipt for the
money from Mrs. Reseda Corri-
gan, 80. She refused to consider
it a full settlement.
Mrs. Corrigan, mother Of three
grown children. claims Engel
nicked her for $500 after prom
ising to marry her. He contends
she gave him only 5000.
Shortly after his capture yester-
day Engel gave $500 to Mrs.
Corrigan. He told reporters he
believes Mrs. Corrigan has been
fully repaid and that the $400 was
merely gift.
However. after detectives re-
turned him to the police station
tonight they booked him on a
confidence game charge, based on
Mrs. Corrigan's complaint. A theft
charge also was placed against
him on the complaint Of a Los
Angeles woman, Mrs. Corinpe
Perry, "a. Bonds totaling $l2,506
were set.
A detective and two policewom-
en- accompanied Engel on the trip
to the office Of his lawyer. Irving
Kruger, in Mr.. Kruger's auto
mobile.
Mrs. Corrigan and one of her
daughters were waiting there. De-
tective Peter Harlib said arrange
ments for return Of the money
were made with the approval of
the States Attorneys office.
Earlier. Engel told reporters
how hearts and flowers provided
him with a million dollar business
swindling women. He was seized
in q police trap baited by another
widow.
He was caught because Mrs.
Genevieve c. Parro. SIS. thought
his fast courting unusual and
his face a dead ringer for news
paper photographs of the swind-
Ter sought in the Corrigan case
She notified police.
Mrs. Parro allowed Engel to
spend $40 on her for champagne
and q night club floor show.
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Virginia University Plans
Summer 1hea'er PROGRAM
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'73-Yeor-OId Romeo for Profit
Returns SIS 900 to Widow

Then, she led him into q sWank
Michigan avenue luggage shop
where he promised to buy lug
gage for their honeymoon. Police
arrested him there.
Engel was interviewed behind
closed doors by an FBI agent
but the nature Of the discussion
was not revealed.
Today, Engel talked fast. both
for police and reporters.
II took women for millions of
dollars" he said. Maybe five OF
six million. But they were trying
to take me, too, you know"
Engel. poised and suave. insisted
however, that he has never done
anything really wrong. Someone
told him that women in New York
Los Angeles and San Francisco
have complained that he married
them under various names. then
walked of with their money and
valuables.
Il am sure that must have been
my twin brother" he unused. Only
an expert can tell us apart"
Edwin T. Breen. assistant
States attorney. said that as far
as the authorities know, Engel has
no twin brother.
He owned up to his romances
with Mrs. Corrigan and Mrs
Parro. however, and added that
many women had given him
money. But, the suggestion that
he had married about so women
why. not even King Solomon
could do that-and he was O
pretty good man."
Engel had made up with Mrs
Corrigan today after paying her
$400 "on account"
II feel sorry for him." his red
haired victim said before the
meeting in the lawyers office.
But I wouldn't marry him." Mrs.
Corrigan's 17-year-old daughter.
Orpha Anentte. obligingly shopped
| for Engel today, buying fresh fruit
for him with a two-dollar bill he
supplied.
| He munched an apple con-
tentedly and predicted that hi.
troubles with the authorities viii
all blow over.
Women are my career" he de-
clared. I've got women mania
womania. Maybe scientists will
Evening star., 1949-06-26

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NJ. Hiss and Nj Ctza<re~ss q,
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u.!ghi - summed - ih.s say
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future as vel as tive present ell
TESTIFY ever r1oFr eers4ytrYe argly Il
his INTEGRITY. hoyalty ard vrrAeliY
Finally. IN these closing ssAKe.
a. the trial. II Is faI matr CLEAR
than ~ the start that Nj Hiss
after all Is the ote2y eefencart
80 far As thls .t.o1sAl process i.
concerned
IN 9nse !. Il a&l true that
The cre1lhlllty al Nj Chamber
Is Just as much In question As
that oi Nj Hiss Moreover. The
Government bears tie burden oi
proof that Nj, Hiss has heen IN g..
truthful.
The prosecution for Instance
produced Henry Julian Wadirlgs,
former State Department Trade
Agreements niy!sicu economist
who turned over some department
papers 10 Ar Chambers In The
late la30s The defense coantsf~d
with Malcolm Cosley. a writer
who asserted Nj Chambers in
formed hun In 1910 tha, the then
Assistant Secretary Of State Fran
els B. Sayre headed = Communist
apparatus in the department.
Every one concerned. including
Mr. Chambers. has repudiatsd
such aspersion on MI sasff
President Wilson son- III law vl1o
WAS the immediate superior Of
Mr. Hiss Mr. Chambers also
denied out OF court that he esei
told Mr. Cowley any such thing
Yet. II all boils down TO a de
cision that Jury Of 10 men and
2 women must make about Alge!
Hiss, What he does and says, OF
doesn't say. under cross-exainina
ton during the next two or three
days may so far TO help the jury
decide wha, 70 say and do 10 him
Evening star., 1949-06-26
57.Room Morgan Mansion
Bought by Town for Taxes
by the Assoeietsd Press

GLEN COVE. N. Y, June 25.-
The 57-room mansion of the late
J. p. Morgan. once assessed at
more than $l.00o,0 900. was bid in
by the City of Glen Cove for the
45,233 in taxes due on it at a tax
sale today.
The 39-year -old building. called
'Matinecock." by the wealthy fl
nancier. had become a white ele-
phant in recent years.
Its most recent owner was Nor
gan Island Estates, Inc. a real
estate firm which bought the 76-
acre island on which the man.
sion stands. after Mr.. Morgan's
death In 1943.
The company sold several lots
on the island and homes have
been built on those. But no per-
manent use could be found for
the huge house. which Is covered
by a zoning regulation that re-
quires 1t be sold only as a one
family residence. 1t has % baths
For a time the mansion was
rented to Russian personnel on
duty at the United Nations.
The city of Glen Cove is ex.
pected to seek a change In the
zoning regulations and then con-
vert East Beach. which is in.
cluded in the mansion property
into a public recreation place. II
is considered one of the finest
beaches on Long Islands North
Shore.
It has been suggested that the
mansion be used as a community
senter building in connection with
the beach.
The sale price represented ON
years taxes on the property.
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Evening star., 1949-06-26

ssTs. R"st. y. csfssn Mr.. and Mrs
D. A. Gordon. 40 North Monroe
street. Arlington. he was a grad
uate OF Washington-Lee Hish
School. Arlington. and had at
tended George Washington Uni
versity before entering service In
ls42
Seret, Gordon had completed "a
missions.
He held the Air Medal with
Oak Leaf Clusters, the Presiden-
tial Unit Citation and was rec
commended for the Distinguished
Flying Cross. according 10 his
widow, Mrs. Jane II, Gordon. i737
Irving street NV. A brother
David Gordon. OF the North Mon
roe street address. also survives,
Evening star., 1949-06-26
earn 20 years from now that's .

learn 20 years from now that's q
disease.
I've taken q lot Of money from
women. There's nothing to 1t
You ask . woman for money, and
naturally. she's going TO give it tc
you"
| He said roses were an important
prop in his romantic routine.
Every woman likes roses.
supplied plenty. And q woman
loves any man who pretends to be
or Is, . gentleman. am q gentle
man. I've drawn upon my store oi
poetry and philosophy.
mo, I've never read Byron tc
women. Byron is dead. They don't
like dead things. They like the
things that are alive"
One Of his rapt listeners OBJ.
served that he looked too old to be
q successful lover.
He looked hurt. Wonderful
tunes can be played on an ole
VIOLIN" he chided.
Engel refused to discuss charge,
that he had married and stoler
from Miss Pauline D. Langton OF
New York. Mrs. Perry. and Mrs.
Vivian Huebler. IS. of San Fran
cisco.
Nor would he talk about Mrs
Annette Kubiak. IS. divorced from
. dentist In South Bend. Ind. She
said she had obtained an annul.
ment Of her marriage to Engel re-
Gently after he skipped out with
5000 during their honeymoon
here.
The New York woman's com
plant that he married her June
II in Arlington. Va. later ab-
sconding with $4,000 worth of
jewelry. indicated Engel was busy
with q new romance even before
his episode with Mrs. Corrigan was
over.
After promising to marry the
Chicago widow and persuading
her to deposit $1,000 in his bank
account. Engel and the money
vanished on June 5. On June IL,
Mrs. Corrigan said. Engel tele-
phoned her from New York. and
asked her to hurry to him, prom
Using to return her money.
She took a train to New York
and spent nine days there seek
ing him. Even as Mrs. Corrigan
came back from New York, foot
sore, broke and depressed. Engel
was starting his WOO campaign
on Mrs. Parro.
Police said he has used at least
80 f1cticious names in his dealings
with women. including Lord
Beaverbrook" His usual approach
was in the guise of a lonely old
millionaire. Mrs. Parro said he
told her he was a member Of q
Chicago banking family and cas-
ually mentioned multimillion dol
lar sum. To Mrs. Corrigan. he
was q movie producer.
Contrasting with Mrs. Corri-
gan's conciliation was the reaction
Of Mrs. Perry in San Francisco
I'm darned glad they got him. ~
she told reporters. He's q real
fast one-a humdinger."
Police said Miss Langton would
farrive here to confront Engel
Monday.
Evening star., 1949-06-26

be re b urlet
Tuesday in tiat
Jefferson Bar .
racks NAtsonaI
Cemetery, 81
Louis.
The 24-yeAr-
old ervicemar
will be buried
with six OF tlas
o / her ere u
members whf
W ere kilieC
when the plant
crashed.
THE kHr "a
Evening star., 1949-06-26
/Sergi. Robert B. Gordon
Will Be Reburied tuesday

. s Sergt. Robert b Gordon B-24
aerial gunner In the 18Th AI
Force who was killed In action
over Italy. December 6. 1914. will
Evening star., 1949-05-23
Turyn, Rieder TO Get
Maryland Awards

Football quarterback Vic Turyn
and Boxer Eddie Rieder will re-
ceive top awards tomorrow night
at the University Of Maryland's
honors and awards assembly.
Turyn will receive the Mems
League Award in recognition OF
his contribution to the welfare OF
the university men, and the Sill
vester watch as typifying the best
In college athletics. To Rieder
goes the Maryland ring as the best
athlete of the year and the Tom
Birmingham Memorial Award as
the schools best boxer. Both are
members Of ODx scholarship and
leadership fraternity.
Among other awards are the
Edward Powell Trophy to Pat
Walker as the best lacrosse player,
and the Bozie Berger Trophy to
AL Tuminski as the outstanding
senior baseball player.
Evening star., 1949-05-23
Nv the As,oeioted Press

CHICO, Calf. May 23.-How-
ard William Buck Whitmer
1948 big car champion of the
American Racing Association, is
dead following a spectacular
crackup here yesterday.
Once before at Hammond
Ind, In 1940-Whitmer was re-
ported killed in a racing crash
But that time he revived after
lying unconscious four hours on
a mortician's table-and walked
out. He had been pronounced
dead.
Whitmer's Indianapolis Speed
way type racing car smashed
through a fence surrounding a
dirt track at the Third District
Fair yesterday. Almost obscurred
Evening star., 1949-05-23
Pilot Once Mistaken for Dead
Killed in Auto Race Crockup

In dust, 1t struck n post. rolled
over a number Of times - and
came to rest on top of Whitmer
in an irrigation ditch $50 yards
away.
The crash occurred In the sec
ond lap Of the 25-lap main event.
The drivers were halted-but re-
sumed the race after an interval.
Whitmer was one of the fore
most American dirt track drivers
for % years. He had raced in
practically every State in the
Union and In Canada. He was As
years old.
Evening star., 1949-05-23
Princeton, fcle Alumni
TO Join in Field Doy

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Evening star., 1949-05-23
0reenbelt's S Kern leods
Experts in Rifle Test

Desnast Kerr cs 0gNw-axlt tsSSk
tSs expert hcSn-s II tie Masys
lard RIFE League match af
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man With so and Harry pcnn~y
Of Hyattsvla.e wAs bea AsTaors
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Evening star., 1949-05-23
D. O. Dwyer Is Winner
In Tukomo Bowling

D. o. Dwyer. q lll-average
Queen Pin Commercial League
bowler. was $50 richer today after
winning the Takoma Recreation
full handicap tournament with q
Alb score which included IL
franked pins
Patricia 6Patl Burch Of the
American Mixed League at Ice
Palace was second in a field of
30 contestants with 45-408. She
Evening star., 1949-05-23
HybIa Roadster Races
Slated for Week End

Eastern Roadster Racing Club
drivers wIl enEsge III double
header competition Sunday and
Monday afiernoons al Hyala Val
ley Speedway starting eaeh day
al 23o
The scheduled roadster action
vas postponed yesterday after
heavy rains around noon mace
competition impossible on the
half dirt track.
Track Manager Doc Benson TO-
day announced that q great ma
jorIty OF yesterdays entries and
some new stars wtll invade for
the holiday weekend card.
Evening star., 1949-05-23

won $50. Roger Duke Doyle,
last weeks winner. was third with
s-403, Ralph Fletcher vas fourth.
27-3s7: l. Zimmerman. fifth. Is
3s5. The prize list includes Is
winners.
Evening star., 1949-05-23
Kumoroff vs.. Shorkey

Ivan Kamsro1, Cossaek crap
pier. will oppose Babe Sharkey
who once held the wrestling
championship. IN q 3o-minute
limit match at Joe Turner'S Arena
Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1949-05-23
hoso Frosh Nine Scores

CAx~ggvIcwr University FswKs
man fA@aaa team Eeance<1
Man SCENERY .'unanc CelisEv. 81.
YESTERDAY ct RegAesaA
Evening star., 1949-05-23
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