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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

1901 18th ST. N.W.-Nice and cool
Ink, rm. for couple; $10.50 wk.
CO. 514S. -
BRIGHTWOoD-3 rooms;' to share
kit. privileges; semifurn. RA. 1926.
141s R. T. AVE. NV lge. Ink.
front rms: refrigerators, stoves. set
tied empl. people: refs. ii
2Ol1 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-One lge
rTn:, hot plate, Frigidaire; COM
pleetely turn.; all utils.; $50 mo.
44o6 18th ST. N.w.-Lisht house
keeping rm., nicely furn., reasonable
rent RA. 1895. 3
GIRARD ST. NV, I45O-very large
cool first floor Ink. room; new
range and Frisidaire: S15 wk. 10
92I G PL. N.W.-Large Ink. room;
couple with child accepted. Call Elk
CAPIToL VIC, N.E.-Light house
keeping rms; for 2 or 81 S45, p:
$50, 3. Call eyes,, TR. 5106. 10
FURNISHED-One room and kitchen
for light housekeeping; reasonable.
COLoRED-4127 MINI. AVE. NE
2 neatly furn. housekeeping rms,
Tor employed couple; all privils. AK.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

WANTED MAN with ponies to operate
pony ring on a profit sharing basis.
I have a perfect location. Phone
Mr.. SCHWARTZ, JU. 1881, UN.
9773, JU. 7-977S. .
GOATS. Toggenburg doe, fresh July
l. Also Toggenburg milking does
and kids; goat milk available. from
rrFARCRoFT'' Toggenburg herd. Call
LO. 5-S644 3
RIDING HORSE-Sorreli, 10 yrs. old;
quiet and gentle: exc. individual;
good value here. GE. 413S. -
HORSES boarded; $40 per week: good
grazing land; 81 per week privilege
OF using bride path. FIR. 5077. 81
GURNSEY and Ayershire heifers;
Just fresh; 2nd and 3rd calls. E. w
ANDREWS FARM, Seneca rd., Daw-
Sonville, Md. -
DONKEY, female, 3 yrs. old: SIS;
harness and saddle optional. 10
+. FRESH Cows-Holsteins: first
calves; also 20 springing heifers. to
freshen early this fall; all heifers
are Bangs vaccinated, TB tested
and are excellent dairy stock. Phone
Vienna 671-J %
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FARM g GARDEN

FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces, fire.
places, .f1Shponds, retaining walls,
pine, plDs drainage; AL sIr,EG4b kindS o5 cement
Horners lane; Rockville, Nd. Phone
VIRGIN TOPsoIL. best quality. any
quantity; quick delivery; driveway
,sravel. Ii ;i.2275, Ii. 1854. g
al otnes saPs naPssry sIocs now ~ VI " also Also
specialize in soddng For free es.
Inmates call LYONS NURSERY
6l92 .AEer road. Eyattsville Mdd
tor soiL~Very good. rich top sol!
- sonabls caIl III, 1853. II
TEE REMOVAL-One or 1000: lots
top soil; blue stone driveway. GE.
TRACTOR. s h.p.. Gravely. with
rotary pillow and cultiyator, USED less
XPfi s3iG sH soGdine oIS4 97s
per yd. up; topsoil. grading, plowing,
driveways, cement and brick work,
Day or night, HI. s295 -I3
CHAIN SAW, small, 3-ft.; S125. WI.
TREES REMOVED, trimmed, etc;
fully insured: very low rates; free
estimate. WI. 1926. WI. 1850. 81
BEES-I4 hives; 500 or So ca;
near west LahndtH hi4is' WA 20
NEW HOLLAND BALER FOR SAIL
Good cond.: in use now; S1,3o0 or
b25t offer Bowie 3O57. 3
TREE TRIMMING and removal: any
- lob. Also top soil delivered. Ak
$50 .
BULLDOZER, hour or contract; grad
ing, roads, driVeways. parking lots,
land clearing. Free est. 10. 3-4al2.
%
BulldoZerS and Leaders
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ROOMS WITH eoARD

HALF BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE. 1904
and women; good home-cooked food;
reaS. .
NICELY FURN. TWIN-BED RIM. for
2, or sgle. rm.; Jewish home Excel
meals. Conv. to downtown. vi. 1895.
ALExANDRIA-4OS E. BELFONTE-
2 gentlemen; pvt. home; excel meals
and lunches. OV. 34S7. 10
VACANCIES for young men between
20 and 30, good food, walking dis
tance' go per mo-: OPP. G. w.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

IRISH n ,,s SETTER: TER 7.wks:-old puppy
eoiHe esSisE OVER oEi i'sf: SEAS will sell N1S pure
bred Irish terrier, spayed female
s. mos. old. Wonderful with children;
sum asked. not more than S25 tc
PofNTEER AND sPiTz PiaT puppies, sy for
sale, female. So; males So: 3 mos
een;o eld; also pr. 7x5o binoculars. HI
ESGLisH SETTER pups, s-weekssold.
Seggistered. Beauessiss blood. XII.
coGIfT PUPS, Q wks. old. Axe clH reg
MRs ssea yIRa1NPs rs PsdEFesa g. YouSa SSS r. zach F.
ESGL1saf fsPT sPR1NsERRh Se Rheas sPANiEI NSgI" pa p.
pies for G sale. w, AMOS KoNKLE.
BOXERS. STURDY, fawn. IL weeks.
Axe req, cropped, docked. shot; 5
females, ? males; sire. zarin of
Woodside pkwys Silver Spring. sH' sEp
TOY MANCHESTER. male, $50. Axe.
Esq Saa 81 sFrrER faSS- PUPS, Axe. ms aaest
blood lines; Blue Bar and ROCKFORD
strain. strain. own the, sire and dam:
TSE1tSmSELMAN' T,S1ton u !! n Wo. 1894 384l
ENGLISH SETTER PUPS; parents ex-
e. hunters. hunters. Fd, sd, registered.
SMALL 4 poes BOARDED, called ID tor.
Kerry Blue TERRIER, Axe reg
hne show possibilities; 20 cham
4 ppions IN 5-generation ancestry;
Sned e rnif oh
BoxERsEBrindIe bitch, s mos: .
lawn males, l and 9 yrs; IL pup
Ss FsfSE lao 4 go kRssE1 kARs sh'9Sf vi.sns sns
BEAUT. reg. English setter puppies,
S35 and $50. Call Fairfax 4055W.
ENGLISH BULLDOG, female. 2H, yrs.
old Axe reg. from champ, kennel
BosT6N fssSsS 19 FpKRIF1R'7 SR1I1s7 t.m.,. -. 20
IRISH SETTER, female, young, GEN.
' cie. desires home able to give proper
DOGS; Dsoscs; b so2RDEbdeah4 afRsTi eli 4453 indv,dua
Nd: Silver Spring 639S. wis
SCOTTIES. choice black puppies, Axe
re-; Tsoo c eh bloodlines MacKINNoSN,
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIEs: black
6resdns from mported nFs SI0 stoef SsiefsfS sf0
eFsMaS ans so saEfHFRn: 81 GEi az nks ms
&. Nc papers. Sat. and sun. or ewes. eves. |
after 8 pm. WI, S110, %
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL pups:
fsn 10 Tks. gi old, ti =, Axe reg; male and
3 LOVELY i Persian kittens. And
altered black and white persian
male Desire good homes. MI. 2903.
sFEpBERD from German: black: |
Gu c1snman 1nannr gd; H5d and Dsnville DR.
COLLIE PUP, Axe registered. male;
beautiful show dog; s wks. old TO.
Irish setter puppy:
ga months old: Axe. AID. Al 81.
GREAT PYRENEEs PUPS, sired by
cappy; reasonable. WA. 0736;
KERRY. BLUE PUPPIES. Axe reg;
don't. shed. top blood lines, wonder
ful show prospects. $50. WI. 0390.
Zealand Whites; does.
bucks and young ones. co. 4299.
BOXER PUPS. Is weeks. Axe Reg;
cropped; after 1 pm. 81. 675s.
GREAT DANE puppies, from weeks
to 4 months; Axe reg, from cham
pion bloodlines. They are beautiful |
come see them. Also have a brood |
bitch to sell. ELPAW KENNEL S. |
Res, Alex. Va. Duke st: ext. 3 miles
FOR sALE8Ens- spr span; liver i1
and white: Axe; wks. old; pick of
my males litter; exceptional pedi-
gree. OV. l160 .
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIEs-Male
and female; Axe reg: 3 mos. 37l7
22nd st. ne, DU. S23l. 10
AkC REG.-Black cocker spaniel;
male; ) mos. old; $25. Call Fair
COCKER PUPPIES wks. old;
blonde and red; SIS. CHI. 5412;
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Axe reg; outstanding breeding;
reasonably priced. VI. SSl9.
WANT A GOOD HOME for pair of
white pet rabbits; no charge. 10.
2-76n5.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont. }

NICE DBLE. RIM. with breakfast for
2; q lge. windows, twin beds, cleo.
fan; i,sn lge; det; southsyn naag home; SIG a
Meals sfss option. AlsS f0le AD Ra!a ssas between
2:.30 MASS. AVE.-Come to the beau-
tiful Mansion Club and enjoy living.
Rates at only $50 mo. DE. 9s46.
DowNTowN-1s.5 18TH ST. NV.
Good food: clean, conf. sgle. and
dble. rms.' conv. location. co. 1850.
ONE, TWO PERSONS or day care
Pentagon, Is min; DIT. Wash; rea-
LARGE TWIN RM.. next to bath: new
rambler; In 9ai1P Falls Church. 2 girls pref.
DUPONT + AREA-l72s AREA Il, IN n, H, ave,
in washington's most beautiful
guesthouse; television. social priv
lis. phone in each room; mod. rates.
CLUB MASON, NO. 6770. 10
ARLINGTON =. Whole floor: living
bedrm:, single beds. pvt. bath. attrac.
q day; share with another young
lady. sH. 624s. %
MT. PLEASANT AREA-Pvt. home;
cool, lge. front rm. for / or . re-
fined adults; 1st-class European and
American food. Semi-pvt. bath and
phone. HUI. 5945.
room. tray service: pvt. horne,
friendly atmosphere; other ladies'
mr.. Capitol; $100 each. Ii. 3.1764.
WANTED AT 1880 CONN. AVE: con-
genial people that will appreciate
good Polish American cooking: also
clean honey atmos. DU. 9SS2. 3
1904 @ ST. N.W.-Good food, clean
rms. sgle;, and dble. for young
women and men; good trans. NO.
THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 18th St. ia NV
Nicely furnished cool rooms for
young ladies, young men; showers;
14O9 18th ST. N.w.-Pieasant rms.
early breakfast If desired; good
14oI 18th N.w.-Lse. sgle.. dbie.,
with pvt, BATH, share rm for girl;
good meals: switchboard. -15
SOMETHING YOU RARELY FIND
A large 1st floor rm. with pvt. bath.
dble. or triple. $50 each; end floor.
dble.. $47.50 ca; also singles: ex-
cellent meals. 1926 10th st. NV.
WENDELL TERRAcE-cool rms. lre.
porch, lawn with croauet: delicious
meals: excel. trans; pleasant young
people; S47.50 mo. 1927 Belmont
I'd. nv MI Q4R5
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED

1906 18th ST. N.W.-Across from
Statler Hotel, large, attr. furn.
rooms. with water; for ladies. 9"
COLORED-15O1 NJ ST. Me- lge.
front rm.: $3.50: ] rm., sun porch.
Sl3 80; ! small rm., SO: use Of
plowed persons HO. $500 .
COZ ORED-UNFURN. RM. for rent
wit. privils. 5O4 D st. Sc. FIR.
1854. 10
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SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
Sis SINGLE: SPA DOUBLE
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS

1st and c SITS. ne. AT $500.
COLORED DOUBLE ROOM with
cooking privil.; conv. bus line. Ii.
3-4450 before am. and after 6
CoLoRED-FRoNT RIM. FOR rent;
couple. TOS 9TH st. ne. FIR. $40.
CoLoRED-FRoNT RM.-Empl. cou-
pie; home privileges. Call Ii. =
2010. %
COLORED-FURN. RoOM-For en-
ployed couple. Call FIR. 2130. g.
COLORED-SINGLE FRONT RM. for
1859. IS
COLORED-RooM FOR settled lady.
home privileges. Ii. 4-391S. p
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POULTRY 6 EGGS

BABY CHICKS. Hanlps.. r. l.. Reds.
White Rocks. Muscoyy ducklings.
l buy broilers,- fryers. WA. 1918,
o. MAXWELL. Lanham. Nd. 8"
Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks;
poults, poultry supplies. NE. 00S9
POULTRY FOR SALE-Geese, White
China. So, 81 and So; Toulouse
Emden, S4 SIS and So; Guineas, all
ages and varieties; Pheasants. frozen
alive, all ages and varieties,
VALLEY FARM. Vienna 131-J-21,
OAkton, Va
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ASOAAo. ull liObCl SCIflSCp pl .CU Qdy
lip. HUI. GIG.
Z block 14th st. NV; lge. front,
5 windows, twin beds, cooking privil.
for = empl. people; $11 wk. CO.
S195 after 8 pm. 3
C0LORED-FURNISHED ROOM with
Gitchen and privileges. 519 Kenyon
coLoRER-NrcE IRE ruRN. RIM. for
sinsls person. Call RA. 1162. %
COLoRED-LGE. FRONT FURN. RIM.
and kit. with refgr.; young empl.
couple. non-drinkers. ST. 1868. 10
C0L0RED--1702 N, J. AVE. NV
NAL ma T 7eiere1cfs ren fsnsd rss2sd $40 per
CoLoRED-NEATLY FURN. RIM. for
en- emnloyed ,.s, couple; cooking priyils.
CoLoRED-FURN. RM.-For i or or .
Re- Ee1nee; ss,a empl' adults; some privileses.
COLoRED-eo1s sth ST. NV
Triple rm. for 3 employed girls or
3 employed men, SIS each, week: or
man and wife. $3.50. MI. 4so1.
CoLoRED-3o1s GA. AVE. NV
Furnished room for employed couple:
COLoRED-SINGLE AND DOUBLE
ri' r, ~ nmpl; men pref; please bring
coLoRnD@NIcE esS4; RIM. for employed mtS
coup:c; cooking privfls.; canv. trans
Dor: or. Csll NO. 402n.
CoLORED---s3S FAIRIONT ST. NV.
--Ncst tiy furn. rr1.: suitable for one
vSpn nan N . Quiet home. 3
COL0REf'--:;300 BLK. 18th ST. NV.
Meet" lurn. rn,. for empl. girl;
home privils,: S35 mo. TU. 1895.
col IoRED-sINGLE RM. FOR refined
Lao CT man: conv. to tcansp.; privi-
lHt.g
.CoLoRLD-DouBLE RM FOR refined
cou e; conyen.ent t. transportation;
,n, pr, oprn. ,,r9,. TA, s2aG; ,o,n -; ma :,
oSl'T1ig; Otis p. niv saSa f.: o5a2 s5aaasD' 1927
COLORED-ROoM FOR EMPLOYED
CPLE. or refined sgle, person; conv.
COLORED-S ST. NV, near 10Th
Large room: man and wife: running
water. large closet; kitchen privil-
eyes; S11 per wk. RA. 1879. -12
COLORED-RM. FOR 2, pvt. kit.
share bath, $40 wk. each. 1887
10th st. NV. -
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ROOMS WANTED

WORKER desires
room with Spanish speaking family.
Box 335-M Star. s.
TWO MEN MISSIONARIES. neither
smoke nor drink. desire rm.. kit.
privil., 10th and Col. I'd. AID. 1875.
in sos wants stable
room. cross ventilation, pvt bath
II Lossible: close-in: reasonable; no
other guests. Box 369.M. Star g
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BLACK ANGUS

REGISTERED
Bred COWS. with calves at side; excel
lent bloodlines: $3.50 UP. SANS
SOuC1 FARM. River rd.. Bethesda.
Rockville 1927. 3
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MONTH";

1716 Mass. ave. NV: fine food: nice
redec. rms: men or women; $50
mo, up: SIS wk.; privil. Clean,
cool. CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE. DE,
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WESLEY HALL

w EOLE HALL
paeious dhie. rms In remodeIed re-
dec, bldg Running water IL every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm: Bendix washer;
selected menu: S4S to $5S SO: 1925
21st st NV HU 1924
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 AShmead Place NV.
Double and single rooms. some with
lent meals: home atmosphere; 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service.
HO. 1866
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BOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
are located between Water
front Property and Automo-
tive advertising.
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Bulldozers and Leaders
For grading. excavGti-g aEd lant
clearing. Free estimates. AT. o725
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FURNITURE BOUGHT
PIANOS

Highest cash prices paid for used
spinetS, consoles and grands Call
MR.. BALDI, ST. 025O. Ia
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
2,bedrm. apt: extra large liv. rm..
dln. rm, comb. all utils. incl; $50.
once, 1000 Mississippi ave. Sc.
SPACIOUS 2-BEDROOM
APT, UTILITIES INCLUDED
RENT 500 PER MONTH
PARKLAND VILLAGE
5000 SILVER HILL RID.
PHONE, HI. 81O1
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GEORGETOWN

COLORED-2 ROOMS. kitchen, semi
CoLoRED, Iios CIIFToN ST. NV.
= bedrms., kit. and semiprivate
bath. Adults. 500. %
COLORED-BROOKL
deposit on 1-rm.. kit. share bath, .
rm. basement apt; also / sirl to
share 5-rm. apt; ready . wks., be-
ing decorated. DU. SO32. 3
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DIRECTIONS: Out Bladensburs I'd.
ston rd. (2nd trafic light), left up
Edmonston I'd. about mile to large
Templeton Manor sign-or Capital
Transit trolley to Mt. Rainier,
transfer to bus route B-4 to SUBJ
RENTAL OFFICE ON PREMISES.
5433 55th PI-APT 101 WA
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HOTEL 1440
Rooms with running water. 24-hr.
phone and elevator ser. 5000 to
$3.50 weekly. 144O Rhode Island
n "
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Park LANE APTS.
2025 EYE ST. NV.
Bachelor and efficiency apts. avail
anle; So, 80 and $685. per month
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2501 CALVERT ST. NV.
Opposite Shoreham Hotel
We have available l-rm., kit. hath
apis. in this desirable w. location;
Ss5 mo-. util. incl. Open for inspec-
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1aOn x Ct NJ w AEn annn 4
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1909 10th n.w.-Single and double
rooms. Full hotel service; 81 SO day
LID. HUI. 81 11R
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

WUIHEh AND UAUUHTEK Wish &C
share with congenial girl 2-bedrm
apt; Fairlington: references ex.
changed. OV, 56S7. 3
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1921 45th PL. S.E.-Living rm.,
bedrm., kit, dinette, bath, utils.
incl. VI. 4375.
$40 Varnum ST. n.w.-Liv. rm.. Q
bedrms.. kit, bath; ali utils incl.
j. c. WELDON CO., ME. 3O11. 3
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL,
ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH
Completely furnished apt, tub and
shower. $3.50 to $3.50 per day for
! or g; full hotel service: no time
limit 900 20th ST NV MA h4OR
Evening star., 1950-06-08

Of Frances newsmen, but only its
leaders have been called for con-
sultation by government officials.
Had the projected law been sub
mitted to the union for referen-
dun it would in all likelihood
have been rejected.
Objections Summarized.
Here are the objections Of men,
bers of the press to the Teitgen
plan:
/. Any governmental organiza-
ton of the journalistic profession
is undesirable.
2. No magistrate" should head
a pressmen's group.
8. The governments right to
declare limits on press freedom or
to prescribe formula establish
ing limits is questionable.
4. ment-established coun-
ellis are bound to build up strong
antagonism between newsmen on
one side and editors and publish
ers on the other.
The main objection, however
according to press consensus, to
the projected government press
organization is that it creates the
framework which French leaders
less liberal than the present ones
might one day use to mold the
press to their will.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Public Works
Continued From First Page.

The conferees agreed with this
plan.
Included in the compromise bill
was $40 million for construction
Of an air Marine Corps depot
at Albany, N. Y. one of the larger
items inserted by the House.
Symington Study Asked.
A proposed move Of the Watson
Electronics Laboratory from Ea-
tontown. N. j., to Rome, N. Y,
was referred to Air Secretary
Symington with the request that
he restudy the proposal and report
to the Armed Services Committee.
A number Of secret projects are
included in the bill. One for for
more than $12 million for con-
struction in connection with the
development and test firing of
guided missiles at White Sands
IN. Mex) Proving Grounds.
Additional construction is also
provided at Limestone (Me.) Air
Force Base to allow it to handle
B-36 bombardment planes on a
sustained basis. When that is
completed the Air Force will have
its first installation capable of
such operation on the East Coast.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Press
Continued From First Page }

NSOI4I11lucQ rlOLl + III 81 1dScD
tions ranging from warnings to a
two-year suspension of press cards.
In other words the Council of
Newspapermen would be expected
by the government not only to de-
eide who is worthy of accredition
but also to concern itself with
the morality of the individual
newsman.
The code recently drawn up by
the National Federation of the
French Press will serve as basis
for Council of Press regulations.
This code deals not only with
moral standards but with unfair
competition, prices and hiring. It
also obliges publishers to declare
circulation figures for the first
time in French Journalistic his
tory.
Newspapermen here view the
'Teitgen Press Law" with a bale
full eye. They are waiting for the
Assembly debate on the subjec:
before shouting. Meanwhile many
have requested various friends in
Parliament to oppose the draft
law. and its chances are given lit
tie more than $3.50 at the mo-
ment.
1t appears that all the news
papers but two and all the unions
except the non-party autonomous
union have rejected the plan.
The Autonomous Union of the
French press includes 80 per cent
Evening star., 1950-06-08
U. S. Open Scores
BY the Associated Press

ARDMORE, Pa, June 8.-Here
are the f1rst-round scores in the
National Open golf tournament at
the Merton Club (par 36-34-70
today:
Dick Mayer. Old Greenwich. Conn. 81
Loadie p. Kempa. Kansas City. 80.
90 cIsrenss Ehresman, cheltenham. Pa.
g. L. Leonard, Tulsa. Okla, Al
Med Moore Albany, N Y, 37-36-73
Jack Fleck, Davenport. Iowa, So
Buck White, ormond Beach, Fla. 40
) Billyy Burke. chasrins Fails, Ohio. ss.
H. g. Picard. Cleveland. 35-36-71.
Norman Won Nida, Sydney, Australia
E. J. Harrison. St. Andrews. ILL.,. as.
Skip Alexander. Knoxville. Tenn, "a
~ Jack R. Jones. Maysville, KY. a.
Les Kennedy. Pawtuckett, R. l.. 43.
- John H. Atlas, sparkill, N. Y. 43.
Jack R. Murphy, Montgomery. Ala.
George Bolesta, Danville, ILL.,, 42-35-77
Rfehyard Hsffy Ii r. Tby1F Gayt0R besrboan Ma Mich
Howard Wheeler, Philadelphia. 4s.
42-S5.
Charles Penna, Chicago, ss-41-79.
Robert N. Babbish, Royal Oak. Mich
%9;;9;. Sask Pasroni. iyt Rye. N. y, ss-$sM7s
Calf. 42-3S-SO.
Denotes amateur
Evening star., 1950-06-08
ID. {. Resident Killed
In Accident; Another
Dies Of Auto Injuries

A Washington man was killed
yesterday when his motorcycle
struck a pole on East-W West high
way, Chevy Chase, Md. and an
other District resident died in
Freedmen's Hospital of injuries
suffered in a traffic accident
March 26.
The victims were James w. Tel
fair. 40, colored. of 2418 Seven
teenth street NV. a porter for
the Capitol Motor Co.. Silver
Spring, and Joseph H. Fields. So.
colored, of 1909 Sixth street NV.
Montgomery County police said
Mr.. Telfair was hurled into the
air after his three-wheel motor
cycle crashed into the pole near
Brookville road. Witnesses said
he was slumped over the controls
Just before the crash.
The driverless motorcycle then
struck a State Roads Commission
sign and sideSwiped truck before
careening into a ditch. The truck
was operated by Carl A. Souther.
46, of 9403 Colesville road, Silver
Spring, police said.
DR.. Frank j. Broschart, county
deputy medical examiner, said Mr.,
Telfair died of a ruptured heart
caused by the accident.
Mr.. Fields death raised the Dis
trict's traffic toll to 20 for this
year, as compared with 80 at the
same time last year.
He suffered a spinal injury
when his car collided with another
driven by Wade T. Cunningham,
%, colored. of the 100 block of I
street NV, police reported.
Cunningham was charged with
manslaughter, unreasonable speed,
colliding and passing a red light.
Bond was set at $4,000 pending
an inquest.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

would exempt from controls non
housekeeping furnished rooms,
taltlg the restrictions off rooming
and boarding houses. They also
would relax to- some extent the
procedure for permitting. rent in
creaSeS in case records such as
water rent bills could not be
located.
Mr.. CogSwell put before the
subcommittee an extensive set of
figures to show that the large
amount of new construction under
way in the District was of such
high rental that they are almost
completely beyond the ability of
the average resident of Washing
ton to pay"
Rentals, particularly for the So
called efficiency units with one
combination bedroom living room,
kitchen and bath. he charged
were "exhorbitant."
Quotes Current Rent Figures.
He quoted at length from rental
figures he said were being offered
now, contending that they were
higher than most of the public
could pay.
IF rent controls are removed at
the present time" he declared, "I
am certain that rents will ad-
vance from Is to 35 per cent
within six months"
Principal spokesmen against the
legislation were Oliver M. Walker
chairman of the Joint Committee
for Decontrol of District Rents,
and Charles j. Bauer, executive
secretary of the Building Man.
ayers and Owners Association.
Mr.. Walker, in brief presenta-
ton toward the close of the morn
ing session, said he would be fol-
lowed later by Rufus S. Lusk, real
estate consultant. The committee
had prepared an elaborate attack
on rent control and was ready to
lay before the subcommittee a
number of charts.
Mr.. Walker said his committee
could not be charged or branded
as selfish because it was the same
group which recognized the neces-
sity for and advocated rent con-
troll in 1910. He said they had
favored control as long as the
emergency existed. The survey
prepared by the committee, Mr..
Walker said, "concluSively proved
that no emergency now exists,
even though the rent administra-
tor contends otherwise"
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Jap Reds Declare War
On 'Conspiracies' 10
Ban Communist Party.
BY me Assexsctsd Press

TOKYO. June s.-The Diets
remaining 80 Communists today
defiantly declared war on con
spiracies" to outlaw the Japanese
Red Party.
1t was the first word from them
since Gen. Macarthur purged IL
Communist leaders from Japa-
nese political life. Eight Of those
removed were members Of Parlia-
ment.
The 80 Reds still in Parliament
pledged to fisht the colonization,
military bases and war preparations
policies" of the pro-occupation
government.
So far the occupation and the
government have left the 80 Diet
members alone. They are q mi
nority in an Assembly Of TIC
members.
New Purge Hinted.
But there was a vague hint Of
another purge. From Osaka the
newspaper Chubu Nippon reported
one of Japan's assistant attorney
generals said the third purge Of
the Communist Party will begin
late this week"
The Communist Diet members
issued their fight" statement
after choosing writer Karoku Ho-
sokawa to lead them in future
Diet sessions. He replaces purged
Sanzo Nobaka. generally regarded
as the brains of the Japan Com
munist Party.
The Reds did not mention Gen.
Macarthur. But they did refer to
the purge he started two days ago
by banning "a members Of the
party's Politburo and yesterday
outlawing II reputed policy
makers of the fiamboyant news
paper Akahata. party organ.
General Strike Threatened.
Party members thus far have
made no overt moves in protest to
Gen. MacArthur's house cleaning