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Evening star., 1950-11-24
by the Assoeiatsd Press

MOSCOW, Nov. 24.-Russia to-
day revealed sharp differences
with American suggestions for
provisions of an early Japanese
peace treaty.
The Soviet press published an
exchange of notes between John
Foster Dulles and Jacob A. Malik
American and Soviet delegates, re-
spectively, to the United Nations
Western diplomats here said the
notes showed fundamental and
far-reaching disagreement be-
tween the United States and the
Soviet Union on the Japanese
treaty question.
U. S. Proposals Made.
The Russian report said the
United States proposed
l. Recognition of Korean inde-
pendence.
2. United Nations trusteeship
over the Ryukyu and Bonin Islands
with the United States as the trus-
tee nation.
3. Determination OF the status
Of the Pescadore Islands, Formosa,
South Sakhalin and the Kurile
Evening star., 1950-11-24
Barrett PTA Sponsors Donce

The Charles Barrett Parent
Teacher Association will sponsor
a square dance from $3.50 to 1880
pm. tomorrow at the school in
Parkfairfax.
Evening star., 1950-01-08

For performance price for picture quality here the teIe-
vision sensation Of the year, This that shoenq
former standards Of voe price and eeon engineering Here
9 square inches Of futterfree, ceooscsto teIevsion
price that used to apply only mu much smaller than
this Here is famous Pico design, famous buin onenno
and renowned Phico cobnety Here quoy from every
otvew here price that right from any angle the
televison you want at any Of Locys stores
Evening star., 1950-04-17

GEORGES
We do all work ourselves nothing
training
We
evon
Georges for ineste eries
Evening star., 1950-06-18
I WILL LEASE
YOUR HOUSE
AND I AM

Willing TO pay you fair rent and
take excellent care of your property.
am seeking a modern 3-bedroom
aome n9sa IN desirfSs ss,ness nw sn rss1denss enI
established and am ready to act
asking. If you are considering leas-
ing your home, please, call MR.,
ARMY OFFICER desires 3-bedroom
setSenda ar.a oqSe fTe IN 1 GneTy Chase
GoVERNMESr i95Sgi eESSSG;INEER-Needs .
or 3-bedroom house in Bethesda
Chevy Chase area. Approximate rent
S125 per mo. Warfield 5027. ewes: or
NAVAL OFFICER, . children, desire
3-bedroom unfurnished house: SI1O
month: IA; 6-S965. 49,
NICE 4-BEDRM. unfurnished house
& ssdo aT per stat5S mdSh T soa ssos asCs s.
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE, family,
desire three-bedroom rental; ne,
Sc. Washington or College Park and
Riverdale, Md, areas. VIII consider
annual contract basis. References.
BRiTiIsH DiPLoMAT and wife wish ?
or 3 bedroom unfurnished house;
available September; NV. pref
erably, Georgetown or near British
Embassy. Give details. Box 147-
YouSG 1 Sssf' COUPLE want e-bedroom
unfurn. house or apt in Nd. Need
ya5d for little girl and dog, KI.
URGENTLY NEEDED, s. bedroom
house to rent in Woodmoor or near
Pinecrest School, Silver Spring.
Call SH. 1924. -18
COLLEGE PROFESSOR, wife and 2
small girls, desire unfurn. 2 TO g.
6sdaoGm mam rent hosse Sse in ch ATln66i2n 6s Ms MsE
WILL PAY UP TO $3.50 PER MONTH
for nice, 4-bedrm. home in a good
NV. location; can give excel: refer
JAMES JAN s,,d ( pIxoN PKG & CO.. ST. 1900;
BY syef; EMpE6, M2 $3.50 SSnpLE, within U5g 15.m,.
imDSOve%ents; G;s $50 maz' sn 70. z si9ss s-si9s
RETIRED COUPLE desire small mod.
furn. 2-bedrm. house or apt; NV;
beginning July l5; max; S125. MR.:
uNFGRNsHED sSSo yea Searoom S8a1 house
ch. ch.: Aug. /: Si25. Lo. 3-s276.
RESPONSIBLE Federal empioye de-
sires 2 or 3 bedrm. unfurnished
house IN NV, section. ia; 9567;
rm house ORE pref reqnfeT nnfaTn 70 NV Oeo Or
sub: 1st July; approx. $3.50. OIL.
g or Or BEDRM. furn. house. North
west area; by refined, resp, young
sMaEh aaff BEpRn cf H3 1885, aSGsE Exs T.ned se5
permanent residents; best Of care
assured. Box Sim. Star.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
HISTORIC STONE
HOUSE WITH 20 ACRES

Just completely renovated.
Five bedrooms. 4 baths, IL
brary, large living room, din
ing room, recreation room;
outside fiagstone terrace con-
venient to all-modern kitchen:
two-car garage; oil heat; elec-
tricity; telephones.
In Fairfax County, 21 miles
from Memorial Bridge. on all
weather State highway, one
mile on dual highway.
Average motoring time to
Washington or Pentagon. 40
minutes.
Part of 700-acre estate,
: providing plenty of space for
riding and hunting.
Ready for occupancy July 1.
For rent only. win lease for
one year. two years or longer,
= $500 per month.
write sa0Sn e owSkEa.A APsgS1n'nsat; soa 1fslM,
Z Washington Star, Swing local
and out-of-town references.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
HOUSES FURNISHED

NV. LOCATION, from June 90 to
July IL only. Nominal rental
charge to reliable white people who
viii take s.csf;on care Of pToperfSy oes S,v while
refs DU. 4171. lis
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY through
Sept. 10, attractive NV. 4-bedroom
house, newly dec; conv. Mt. Pleas
ant area; reas. rent. HO. 1888.
BErHEsDA-e bedrooms; conv. to
transp. and shopping; avail. for
month of July. WI. 2769. lib
2A-bath Colonial brick home. new.
ly redecorated, completely furni; 2
Enjoy A COOL, comfortable summer
in my Chevy Chase, D. c. completely
furn. 4.bedrm. home ct reasonable
rental. Phone Wo. 07s2 for Dc.
taus. 10
Evening star., 1950-06-18
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MARINE VETERANS MOVING co..
24-hr service: furniture. trunks and
,bsgGaEe AT 2759 Or Pr 03S6
across the country: safe storage fn
Phone No. 0Soz UNION sTSo5SSAensA
co. INC est 1905
MOVING BY VETS exper. help; every
piece wrapped. insured; ress. Can
EASEMENT = 1Sx90, concrete, for
storage. Call Ia. 1906, 1880 am.
any KIND OF MOVING, lisht S or
rhnsTayy rhsayy Phons UviS, So 2.l447ss .l o224..c
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 1887; eyes,, GE. 1416.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
HOUSES UkFURNIsnED tcens. I,
WHEATON
HOUSES TO SHARE

ARLINGTON-widower will share 5
rm., nicely furn. bungalow with mid
dle-ased couple; wife unemployed:
husband capable Of driving car 4S16
18th I'd. No. or Box 3S5-J, Star.
CHEVY CHASE-Woman to share
charming home, room adjoining
balcony: delicious food. WI. 1851
Evening star., 1950-06-18

Just off N st. and Conn. Ave.
1914 Sunderland Pl. NV.
Suitable for a home and Of
flee, for doctor, dentist,
architect or for a rooming
house. Rent S150 month.
j. Dallas Grady & Son
DI. 1850
Evening star., 1950-06-18
COLORED

OI L1V OON., I ~
1918 18th st. n.w.-$500 down, S75
mo. One bedroom apt.
1415 Girard st. n.w.-$35O to $425
down. $67. .50-S69.50 mo. One
1908 iith st. n.w.-S195 to S275
down, S55 to S62 80 mo. One room,
kitchen and bath apis.
A. M. DRAISNER,
14O4 1, St. NV. MA. $685.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
OWN YOUR OWN
THE RRoAnMooR

THE BRoADMooR
1901 Conn. ave. n.w.-Homes OF dis
tinction in Washington's most dis
tinctive coop. bldg: OPEN today,
IA p.m.-A lovely 2-bedrm., 2-bath
home, complete with liv. rr1., porch,
lge kitchen and lge. dinette, foyer,
sa ss for to san inc nePe Pearm anotheq
2-bedrm., 2-bath home with full din.
rm., and a 1-bedrm. home with
foyer, kit, din. rm., liv. rm.. porch
THE NEW PARKsIDE
l702 Summit pl. NV. (near Rock
Greek Parkj-one bedrm., bath, liv.
rm.. kit; modern elevator bldg !;
price only S6.500; as low as $4,000
cash with note payable $45 mo-;
a.. operation and maintenance SCI per
= month.
. MERIDIAN HILL STUDIO APIS.
2633 18th st. n.w.-1 most unique
apt. home, occupying 3 floors. with
3 bedrms.. 2 baths; a 1st-f: powder
rm. with high-vaulted ceilings and
picture windows. Estate sale. Can
be bought at a price approx. very
much less than comparable nome
prices.
34O9 29th ST. NV.
reception hall, liv. rm., kit, dinette;
price. $500; operation and main
tenance cost S2S month.
THE AVONDALE
Near Dupont Circle-Here are excel.
apts. at under-market prices in
downtown section of rising values;
some 1-bedrm. types will be avail
by July l. Possession cannot be had
at once on others, but in the mean
time you collect rent exceeding your
cost to buy and to operate. Pres
entity an excellent investment. Ulti-
mately home at bargain price.
3s1O SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
Excellent values in modern 2-bedrm.
homes in recently constructed build
ing Prices as low as $4,000. Rea-
sonable cash requirements. Low
operating cost, incl. util.
For details and appointment to in
spect any of the above, call during
weekdays, the ONCE Of
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Evening star., 1950-06-18
HOUSES FURNISHED

EXCEL. LOCATION OF N.w.-cor-
ner, 8 rms. furn-. . baths. ga
RACES, splendid transp. EM. 1881
THREE-FoUR WEEKS. starting June
25; cool. 3-bedrm. house: ~: Falls
Church; $50 wk. Pa. O232 is
FOR RENT July and August-FuIly
furn- 3-bedrm. house, in high NV.
section; lovely garden and shade
trees; SI25 mo; CAL Or. 3211, -1S
completely furnished home for July;
co%PL. dGPf qTi FURS.. S5 3 rms, 2h baths; s oil
heat. semidet.; full bsmt.; 3rd q.
compl. apt: $3.50 mo. FREDERICK
a; BLuMER CO. 617 Pa. ave; Sc.
CoNGRESSMANs CHEVY CHASE
Three-bedrm. home, in shaded area;
redecorated. completely furn.: incl.
linens, dining and kitchenware, ra-
dios. elec. fans, washing machine,
ETC.; July to Jan; S1s5 mo. OR.
ATTRACTIVE, completely turn. house
In Bethesda. Va mi. from Naval Med
ical Center. conv. to stores and
transp.: 3 bedrooms. large living
room. dining room, bath, porch and
garage; ON weil-shaded grounds
duced rent to responsible party
Cali OIL. 3251. 10 am. to 8 pm
1893 FAIRHAvEN AVE-. JEFFERSON
Manor, Alex, Va.-Semidet. brick;
rms, . bedrms.. elec. refrigerator
oil burner: nicely furn.: sos month
Call Miss Schroth. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., 1908 H st. NV. Ma
238 DALE DR.. Silver Spring. Md
One of the nicer 6-rm. det. homes
screened porch, awnings. gar. l "a
baths, gas heat; lge lot; owner
leaving town, will rent on lease
basis for / yr. or more, $1T5 mo.
Ewes. GE. 05ls, KAY REALTY CO.,
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY. 81 miles or
40 minutes from Washington or
Pentagon over dual highway.
rms, bath, 2-car garage with serv-
ants room, toilet and shower;
screened stone patio, outdoor fire.
place, stream. Newly decorated. all
modern conveniences including
phone. Car necessary. Will rent to
responsible people. No house dogs
Rent SIPS per month. Write to Box
som, Star, giving phone number,
occupation, whether permanent resi-
Aar1f Ata
Evening star., 1950-06-18
EDMUND J. FLYNN

, COLORED-CO-OP.
21OO 10th STREET NV.
OPEN SUM-, 2-6. Agent on Premises.
Why pay rent when you can own
your own apt. for as little as
$500 down. /. 2 and 3-bedrm.
units now available, with payments
from SIS per month. Call now
to inspect ST. 3440. eyes,, GE. 0727
or 81, &a7R -1S
Evening star., 1950-06-18
RESTAURANTS

Day. night. RE. 1855. All Aibee Bldg
Restaurant, So, 500 On.
New equip. and furn. cost $4,000
z wks. ago; illness forces sale Al
$4,000 with excel. terms. Is stools,
tables; busy Wis. ave-; 10-yr. lease.
See to believe.
A. r. SEELYE DI. 1926
Evening star., 1950-06-18

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
Evening star., 1950-06-18

GUARANTEEDA q ACCOUNTING PRACT
In Washington Area
small merchants for one Wishins to
start or supplement his present prac-
lice; Crosses approximately 81 900
WIN personally devote sufficient time
10 assure complete knowledge OF
sale. Box 4lR-K. Star sa W
Evening star., 1950-06-18

REDUCING and massage salon. Long
value of equipment due to other
interest; best downtown location,
Baltimore; no experience necessary.
Training and Iuil cooperation as
sured. GELFAND, 20 N, Howard
ST. Baltimore H. Mo
Evening star., 1950-06-18
LISTED BUSINESSES

LISTED BUSINESSES
Iallor shop, long estab., stock, living
quarters; very little cash buys; real
bargain. Rm. house. 23 lovely rms
well furn.; gar; lease: Income
quoted, S675 mo, plus apt. Home
ana income. rms, baths; rent.
license, new fix. and equip; long
estab.; will seat 80; air conditioned:
lease; S15, 200 handles. Home and
oil heat: ineome vben be1 6ima.' 6iIed ssPs saF;
mo; and apt; price includes furn.
and property.
OWENS REALTY. ME. O4s6.
WASHINGTON BLVD. bet. Waterloo
and Laurel. Cabins and apts. show
$4,000. more than 2Oes on Invest
ment. Buildings and equipment in
s. J. STACKHOUSE & SON
Multiple List-SA. $3.50
and Ewes call Arhutus 90S
Evening star., 1950-03-26

lady desk in New York research center
IA looking at magazine advertisement She leaned back
clicked stop watch and down the time At that
London laboratory turned to group of
scientists who watching her ntently and sad "A small
pony"
Thus began recent experiment in teepathy. drawing
of small pony actually the dominant image of the adver
sement The in London, known sensitive calm
y described so images in mind 900 miles
Experiments in teepathy and other twilight of the
mind taking place at Harvard, Duke Stanford. the Uni
versty of Colorado Oxford and Cambridge After centuries
of resisting the aged belief psychic phenomena science
examining the possibility with open mind. Today
20 years after the pioneer work Extra Sensory Perception
accumulation of evidence points strongly startling
conclusion.
IA Huge, Unlrnown WosIA"
SOME people have additional sense" Pickering deep in
their subconscious If you of these people and
there to be one-n-fve chance that you
have the potential capacity to See objects through walls
and thousands of miles of to receive ideas and
from other peoples minds to know events before
they happen.
According Professor Gardner Murphy, leading Amer
lean psychologist I'VE standing the threshold of
huge unknown world"
Stories of mind reading, premontons of death, second
sight and other psychic experiences being invest
gated by body of objective scientists.
Evening star., 1950-03-26

coming" The time 23O pm. i Bllys father about
to tune in radio program, looking at the clock
By parents laughed because far they knew Aunt
Helen in her home 100 miles away They hadn't
mentioned her for months knew of plan for visit The
next morning Aunt Helen phoned She had been driving by
the previous day on her nearby city En- route she
decided drop and surprise Biys parents But the
highway about mile and half from their town. she looked
the clock it too late, and changed her mind
She remembered the time. 1t was 23O pm.
The Dream Came True
HE Society prepared series of questionnaires for Aunt
Helen Bys parents neghbors who had been told the
story 1t concluded that everything had happened
ported Equally important - Billy had before made
such remark.
There have been other odd experiences like this Here
few typical ones
Il dreamed of being bakery restaurant while after
ward entered just such place. the things and had
the same waitress ~
''In card playing, something often dictate
that should not discard particular card though
this may be contrary to the logic of the game and
it turns to be the right move.''
my mother to have sixth sense At time
were waiting in doctors Office when the doobe rang the
outer Office At that instant mother said she knew
her cousin ho arthest from her mind and whom she
Almost all of have had experience with something
Evening star., 1950-03-26

Dn. GEORGE n. HYSLoP. President, American
Society for Psychical Research: Some scientists
have illOgically tried to deny the facts studied
by psychic researchers. Whatever these facts
may mean, they worthy of objective study"
The American Society for Psychca Research, which in
cdes many prominent doctors and psychatists finds that
least SO per of these experiences cannot be taken
seriously But occasionally story does have enough evidence
to suggest psychic element Here is one:
three and a-ha yearod boy named Billy, playing
the floor at home in the with his parents Sud-
denly, he got up and walked to window. He couldn't
because the window sill higher than his head He
just stood there then said mounfuly Aunt Helen isn't
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28

Hard work makes almost any job
easy; backing off and delaying the job
makes any undertaking impossible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28
MONOGRAPH
THE HOOVER COMMISSION REpoRr

It has been charged that the Hoover
Commission report on veterans affairs
amounts to a ruthless campaign to sell
the veterans down the river ;" and that
the report is another knife in the backs of
the men and women who have honorably
served our country in time of war;
A complete reply on matter SO in
volved as this would take many pages
However, the caliber and backgrounds of
the men who were on the task force that
framed the report, or assisted in a consult
ing capacity, provides an effective answer
in itself. Among those men were: Colonel
Franklin D'Olier, first National Comman-
der of the Legion the late James Forrestal,
former Secretary of Defense, Generals
Eisenhower and Doolittle, and Admirals
Nimitz and King.
Actually, even cursory reading of
the report provides beyond question that
it isadesigned to protect and maintain
every Legitimate service to the veterans
and, wherever possible to improve the
service especially in the medical field.
At the same time, it is designed to eimi-
nate ste waste and overlapping Of agen-
cies and functions which are needlessly
using aIp too much of the money appro-
priated for veterans.
Tie Hoover Commission report on
veterans affairs, like all the other re-
ports, was the result of searching study
of thesproblem. It was made by men who
are vitally interested in the well-being of
formeE service people In its essential at
least, 4 should be adopted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28

the block every day to keep il
in good shape for the next cleo
ton.
4 y r.
You have doubtless noticed the
rare use of the. word "umbrage"
these days. During the past two
decades "umbrage" has been CIV
en- the old heave-ho, Goody,
goody! n i
Time was when writer's and
political orators waxed m o r e
pompous than today and were for
ever taking limhragess A politi-
clan was hot latgdi a second nod
until he, had taken unabrages
right and left.
1T got so that. T take iurnbrage
at this and 81 take unbrage at
that" cluttered up the political
scene to such an extent that GER
tain men in Washington consider
ed invoking an umbrage tax,
having run out of things to tax at
that time. (They no longer face
that dilemma).
Senator Phinedeas X. Phnort-
binder, of Bittenbender Corners,
was champion unbrage taker.
When he took an unbrage land
he was forever going hither and
yon taking thern) results were
SCATTERING. One day, juggling d
hot potato as he straddled polit-
teal fence an adversary was try
ing to mend, he took an uinbrage
which happened to belong to a
V.IP.
The V.I.P. had Phnortbinders ap-
pointed as ambassador to the Tiny
Duchy of HOGANSWINE. The
Hogandswiners happened to hold
umbrages in mighty esteem. They
held them sacred and, in fact.
worshiped them.
The senator was not hep to this,
not being up on foreign affairs,
and the first thing he did in Ho-
gandswine was take some UNI
BRACES. So they tossed him into
the pokey, charging him with
grand larcency and really threw
the book at him. AS far as / know
the old boy is still languishing IN
durance vile in a Hogandswine
bastille.
The story got bruited about
and that is possibly why people
do not go about taking umbrages
so freely these days.
Editors note: / take uInbrage
at the whole thing and why don't
you take a powder until tomor-
roW?)
Thanks, boss. Adios!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28
Small Building
Permits Issued By.
Roy Butler Today

A building permit fnl, the con-
struction of a corrugated garage
was issued today to FAIRY T..
Russell, 60l Greene street, by
Roy F. Butler. director of the
Department Of Public Service.
The garage will cost $4,000.
Other permits issued today by
Butler were to:
Harriet Showers, 533 Duval
street, for the erection of a neon
sign.
Clyde Baker, $40 White street.
for the construction of frame
porch to cost 5000.
Oscar Boza, 700 Block Amelia
street, a permit for moving a
building from Amelia and Sim
onton streets to the 700 block
Amelia street.
E. Rodfieaez. 507I Amelia ST..
for constructed of 4 b concrete
porch at a cost sOf $500,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28
EARLY ENGLISH SETTLERS

Itas worth while, in considering what
we have and are, in this great republic.
to look back to the shores of Virginia, in
the year 1907, when the English people
established the first permanent settle
ment II the 'new world
TIE landing, near Cape Henry, on
April a8th, was followed by the laying out
of Jamestown. and since that day the tes-
tiny ofthe American republic was thrown
in withthe fate of other EngIish-speaking
peoples Before the fact became convin-
cingly established, bitter warfare ragged
with the Spaniards and the French, both
seekingto gain domination over the lands
found by Columbus and those who follow
ed him.
It might be good idea, in this day,
no doubt to reflect upon what vast diff
ference it would have meant to us, as a
people and nation, If the Spaniards or
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28

Who remembers the good old days
when neighbors used to share. their good
fortune with each other?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28
Bus Fares In
Florida Are
Cut

Bus fares in Florida and
throughout the Southeastern
States will be reduced at mid
night, April 80 it was announced
here today by t. B. O'Steen, traf-
fic manager, Florida Greyhound
Lines.
The reduction in fares, which
will be available for all travellers
on May !, will continue through
out the summer to November l
and will be good on all schedules
daily. The round trip vacation
excursion fares will have return
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limit of 80 or so days depending
on the destination.
Many of the round trip reduc.
tions will be as low as one-half
fare for the return trip.
"For many years Florida Grey.
hound Lines have worked to.
build up summer travel to and
within Florida" O'Steen said,
land with the low rates available
this summer we expect the big
gest summer season in Floridas
history.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28
Wilson Heariiag III
Before Albury
This Afternoon

A preliminary hearing will be-
given Jack Wilson, charged with
practicing medicine without a Ii
.cense gefore Peace Justice Ira.
Albury at 2 pm. today.
Wilson was arrested Tuesday
by Chief Deputy Sheriff Frank
Weber who had made an inves-
.tigation of charges that the man
was administering pencillin and
Vitamin B-1 injections.
Wilson was released under
$1,000 bail.