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his Senate nomination this year
in a hard-fought primary election
against State Senator Emery w.
Allison.~ President Truman's own
choice for the nomination. But
Democratic leaders here insist
that the primary election has left
no deep scars, and that the ad-
ministration forces are all out to
elect Mr. Hennings.
Senator Donnell may win, but
the chances today appear against
him. Mr.. Hennings is very
strong in his own home city, St
Louis, which rolled up a big vote
for him in the primary against
Mr.. Allison. Unless Senator DON
nell is able to keep down Mr..
Hennings' lead in st. Louisiana
to lesser degree in Kansas City
it is doubtful he can win.
Strength in Rural Areas.
His strength lies particularly
in the rural areas and In the
smaller cities and towns, the Re-
publicans are relying on Senator
Donnell's peculiar abilities as a
campaigner. He has the friendly
touch and is a postmaster at
handshaking.
When he was running for Coy
ernor, Senator Donnell amazed
and disgusted the Republican
campaign managers by refusing to
enter into mudslinging cam
paign against his opponent, al
though his oppopnent was vul-
nerable.
He even went so far as to con-
tradict charges of corruption
which other Republican speakers
had launched against the Dem
ocratic candidate. It all paid off
on Election Day.
On his campaign trips, Mrs.
Donpell accompanies him. And
after a speaking, the senator
always invites every one in the
audience to come up and meet
them personally, and most of
them do. He has the touch. He
goes, too, into the strongest Dem
ocratic districts to campaign.
Mr.. Hennings has the support
of organized labor-Senator Dom
nell voted for the Taft-Hartley
labor law.
Senator Donnell, it is said here,
would have had far easier sail
ing had Mr.. Allison, regarded as
a 100 per cent Truman Fair Deal
er. won the Democratic nomina-
tion against him. The Republican
Senator could have more readily
raided Democratic lines-and he
must have Democratic votes in this
State to win.
MIR. Hennings is regarded as
more conservative and will have
the backing of many Democrats
who would never have voted for
Mr.. Allison.
The crime issue may be potent
in Kansas City, where the Staying
Of Charles Binaggio, political
underworld leader, and his first
lieutenant April caused a great
stir.
Worked for Pendergast.
Binnagio IN the old days worked
for the late Tom Pendergast,
Democratic boss in Kansas City,
whose influence extended far into
the State. In 1916 Binnagio broke
away from the Pendergast organi-
zation-now headed by "Jim''
Pendergast, a nephew of old Tom.
That was the year when Presi-
dent Truman tried to purge
former Representative Slaughter,
Democrat, and did purge him in
the primaries. Vote scandals fol-
lowed, and the Republicans elected
a Representative in the old
Slaughter district in the general
election.
Since the Binaggio killing, the
Democratic control in the North
Side wards of Kansas City has
moved back to Jim Pendergast
And apparently the organization
is going down the line for Mr.
Hennings in the coming election
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Forouk Back in Egypt

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Oct. l9
(P.-King Farouk returned to his
Nile kingdom today, stepping
ashore at the Royal Yacht Club
docks in front of Ras Lei. Tin
palace here. The King had been
gone since August 10 on a holiday
trip to France and Italy.
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Sugar Income Rises

The Dominican Republic expects
to realize about $43 million from
its raw sugar crop, sold almost
entirely to Britain, compared with
$38,350, 900 year ago.
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Annual Lodge Meeting

Eighth District Rebekahs will
hold their annual meeting at
pm. Saturday in the Odd Fellows
Hall, Falls Church, Va. There also
will be entertainment and re-
freshments.
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1t Was q Turf Mistake

After 10 hours of work turning
turf, a Racco Northern Ireland
man, who thought he had his win
ter fuel ready for storing, found
he had worked a neighbor's field.
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The mantis, an insect, will at
tack any other insect it can sub
due, says the National Geographic
Society. .asa
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HOUSES FURNISHED

GEORGETOWN - 2-bedroom house;
lovely garden; available Tuesday for
9 months. DE. 4266 after 6. 80
COLONIAL HOME. l acre, beautiful
min: to downtown Washington; S175
per mo-: immediate possession. Phone
3 BEDRMs., III baths, 3 to 5 mos.
S175 month, completely furnished.
8 min. from Pentagon. TIE. 5000.
LOVELY FURN. BUNGALOW In Sill
yer Spring, Md. Can see at any time.
2 bedrms., kit, liv. rm., bath; also
IncloSed sun porch, 81. 6777. 94O4
0ld SlaadsennS5urg I'd. ooo 80
Specially suited to Army and Navy r;
sl25 month. IA. 1o'' 41i7. tSse' $50 a;@1i''
7-RooM FURN. HoUsE; conv. to
schools and express bus; house open
f0s f9r inspection inspection Sunday. 1-5 pm.
FGRN. IGS reioGaS oR GSFThNfsHED iti incl sS Sti
reserved for owner. JA. 4-o445.
i5hO l51,0utNn N; Trying T.E St. Clarendon in
No. ariinSsGn xRG1NGToN-a Ga; eedrms., -SG rec.
rm. with bar, screened porch, large
fenced back yard; available Sept.
( for ten months; Sl35 mo. FA.
4D1U l%th 81. N.E.-5 rms. and bath,
full bsmt. $50 plus utils.; will be
vacant Aug. l. Call LA. 6-6631
after pm. 80
SILVER SPRING, Merrimac dr.@6
rms. q bedrms.) 2 baths, gas heat;
partially furnished; S135 mo. 81.
1928 or BOSS & PHELPS. INC,
14l7 K st. NV, MA. $500. 80
NEW 2-BEDR0OM furnished house;
during August; reasonable. Phone
TWO APT. HOMES (priv. entrance);
owner leaving city. Wonderful
view, fenced yard, 3 porches, back
porch upstairs, best. furniture. 8
bedrms., baths, 2 kits. liv. rm
firepl, wood supply 1st yrD. auto
gas heat. Venetian blinds. mod
Storm wind; 10 min. to Capitol
rent reduced to S150 if person re.
sponsible;- adults. VI. 1922. 80
NV. BUNGALOW; cony. loc.; al
utNs. furn.; screened-in porch, gar.
den; quiet: S130. LU. 4-2e09s
80
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

DESIRABLE HOUSE wanted to rent
for l month. mid-Sept. to mid-Oct.
four bedrooms; convenient transpor-
tation; to reliable party. Box 395-S,
NEED SUMMER and lease rentals
SERVICE FAMILY with : children
needs unfurn. house by Sept. l, NV.
oH, section 1as9 or Chevy Chase preferred.
NAVAL V. L4eds OFFICER desires a-bedroom MSS
house. about Oct. 15; will pay up
to $40; conv. to primary school,
transp;; "a bath and den on 1st d.
\. pref "a; $3.50. II
yard; vic. Bethesda or Rockville:
excellent care assured: reasonable
REFINED GENTLE COUPLE and g.
yr.-old daughter desire 3-bedrm. un-
rur3; house; Gast IN IN good good neishborhood'
sub; excel. care given. EN-. 4732.
WANTED. 2-bedrm. unfurn. house;
3 adults; max. $76. Call LU. A.
CoUPLE without children desire
town or nearby; three-year lease.
future purchase possible; drawing
room, library. 8 bedrooms, maid S
room required; excellent care as
sured; reas. rental. Give complete
details. incl. loca. Box 1925, Star.
80
MATURE COUPLE, no children, de-
sire to rent unfurnished house in
convenient northwest location: two
or three bedrooms, garage; FIRST
half September occupancy. OR
0174. 9 anil am. az
WANTED-2-bedro apartment. not
over SO. in northeast or Prince
George County. Box 357-S. Star.
2 OR 3-BEDRM. HOUSE. unfur.
easy driving distance Pentagon;
Fairfax, Alex. or Arlington Co
Long term lease; consider buying
Immediate occupancy desired. Box
wASTED i12Sii S'at To RENT, NV. section
Wesley Hts, Spring Valley; adults;
unfurn.; 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. WI
PUBLic HEALTH PHYSICIAN. wife
and daughter, age, 6, need 2-bed-
Silver Spring area. Sept. Il rent to
s1QG Call sH' 74o2. so'
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RAMBLER OR BUNGALOW. 2 or 5
bedrms.. large attic storage space; !;
HAW, Ii. 5-670o. Ext. 7-3657;
ewes, Sat, Elk. 77OO, Ext. 693. 80
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE MAN
desires 2 or 3 bedrm., unfurn. house,
in NV. section. WA. 1925. 80
TWO SMITH COLLEGE GRADUATES
want 2-bedrm., furn. or partly furn.,
Georgetown house by Sept. 1. HU.
1899. 80
3-BEDRoOM HOUSE, NV. section,
vic. Coolidge Hish School-Will pay
to 500 per mo. ia. 250S. 80
SMALL UNFURN. HOUSE with con-
ysaaens6s rent s9Gu' 10 sos4
EXCELLENT CARE GUARANTEED
3-bedroom home in Arl or Falls
fhGzhK, Gh9Esh saa6' "a $500. aG. COL Bso B L.
cow. TIeNE EENGR.. a. perm. erEo' loo. in was wash,
needs 3-bedrm. house, Arl. or Fair
fax, for Sept. l occupancy. Fair
COUPLE DESIRES to rent a small
unfurnished house in or near Alex
1 OR 2-BEDRooM unfurn. modern
trans. to 10th and L sts.; no chill
dren; rental range S1O0 to 1925
monthly Box 313-S. Star.
GOVERNMENT SCIENTIST desires 81
bedrm., unfurn. house, convenient to
Maryland U; to $125. Box 85-L, Star.
PERMANENT RESIDENTS desire un-
furn. 3 or bedrm. house in Brook
land or other good Tech High School
area before Sept. 1. MRS. MOORE.
FAMILY OF 3 wants . or 3 bedroom
house; Sc. preferred but not essen
tial. Phone Ii. 4-OS73 all day
Sunday.
ARMY OFFICER needs 3-bedroom
house in suburbs, to rent or lease,
by Aug. l5. RE. $500, Ext. 6423.
any good section. SH. $500.
NAVAL OFFICER needs 2 or bed
room home unf; prefer Virginia.
Occupancy Oct. l or Nov. l. Box
1925, Star. u
AROUND $2OO-Adult family desire
furnished two-bath home west Of
Rock Creek Park. Excellent refer
ences. Sunday and evenings, EN-
1905. Weekdays. Sterling 2176.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
Chevy Chase and Bethesda area.
JOSEPH F. SWAIN
81. 7lO1, Realtor, WI. 3413
81
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THREE 2-BEDROOM
limits

Broadmoor, 1901 Connecticut Avenue
DE luxe 2-bedroom, 2-bath apart
ment with foyer, spacious living
room. screened porch, dining space,
kitchen with service door. s closets;
redecorated throughout. The Broad
moor affords all the facilities of q
superior apartment hotel. Total
price, S1S,500 terms.
Mount Pleasant-Unusually large 2
bedroom, 2-bath apartment with
spacious foyer, full-sized dining
room, living room with adjoining
library, glassed-in sun porch, kitch-
en- and pantry. Small well-estab-
lished cooperative apt. Priced to
Near Pentagon: 2-bedroom apartment
with foyer. 49, living room, dining
space, kitchen and bath; new con-
dition. This cooperative group has
been highly successful since its
formation a year ago. Ideally suited
for service personnel Children and
pets welcomed. $500 down; total
monthly expense, S73.73. includes
utilities and 4ec financing
Call Mr. Cavin-Ofice, ST. $500;
res, MI. 50o4.
H. G. SMITHY co.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

HILLCREST-Home to share with
nice couple. Also room to rent.
TW. 1447. 80
NICE RIM. housekeeping privils.; per-
hapS care OF child. Call TIE. O23S
WILL SHARE MY e-BEDRM., george
town home with congenial lady;
WORKING MOTHER with 2 teen-age
children. wishes to fully share NV
home with attractive yard, near
store. schools and transp.; ideal fol-
working mother and ! child. Call
TU. 1895 after $50, Mon; all day
Sat and Sun. 81
CHEVY CHASE rooms, charming
home, for discriminating women;
delicious food. WI. 2551.
WIDOW, white, has nice brick home
to share with refined employed cple
would care for child, days wk. Cali
Sunday. 81. 7137. 80
to share 2-bedrm. home: all priyl.
conV. bus and shopping. CHI. O727.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLoR GARDENs-open for in
spection l to 5; l and 2-bedroom
apis. available. Lowest mo. charge
In DC. Sales office. in Administra-
ton Bldg. Both and Naylor I'd. Sc.
DRURY REALTY CORP. MI. 1000
on Sat.-Sun.; evenings, call OR.
5761 or TW. 1191.
$500 CONN. AVE, Apt. SO; 2 rooms,
kitchen. bath, splendid condition.
Open 1-5 today. THOMAS H. RICE,
AID. 2059; ewes, OR. 1905.
SALE, owner, apt. bldg, . yrs. old;
lge. . b. r., !. T.. d. r., equipped kit.
terms: cow. speedy transp. down
town areas. OW. 1894 or Gil. 6263
evenings. 80
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 1887; ewes. GE. 1416.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.,
across the country: safe storage n
Separate rooms. expert packing,
Phone NO. 0104 UNION STORAGE
CO: INC. est. 1905
MOVING By VET; exper. help: every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Call
any time. MR. COOK. GL 5l37.
PARKS TRANSFER-Moving at your
conv.; also trunks and baggage Call
any time. AID. 1887. 31'
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ROCKVILLE

County. Md; conv. to
Naval Hospital and U. s. Public
Health Service; comfortable home:
pretty yard; gar; $3.50 mo-, on
yearly lease; also furn. bsmt. apt,
$50 per mo. MRS. DeBECK, Rock
vile 4543. 80
3237 Worthington st. NV.
Det. brick. 6 rms, 3 bedrms., 2a
baths, rear porch, garage, oil burner;
nicely furnished: immediate pos
SHANNON =" AND Ant LucHs i5 ''s CO. S,'StG; 1915
H st. NV, Ma. 2345. 80
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT near
5000 block of 1st st. NV; 4 bed
rooms, 3 baths, garage, automatic
gas hot water heat. Completely
furnished with best quality furni-
ture. Make excellent home and
income. Rent reduced to S175 mo.
Call Mr.. Pastor, ST. 6621.
Lane Pastor, EX. 1855
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RESTAURANT Location

pied by one of the oldest established
and best known seafood restaurants
in downtown Washington may be
available for lease within the next
80 days; it has 2 stories and full
basement and building is approx.
16x90 to alley; no good will pay
tions from responsible restaurant
men with good BACKGROUND con-
Sidered; long-term lease available
on basis of guarantee plus percent
age; all replies confidential. Box
lS-T Star
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BELOW O.P.A.

BELOW O.P.A.
1924 Nicholson NW-ExcluSive resi-
Dental 18th st. Highlands; close to
Rock Creek Park, Is minutes bus
downtown. My furnished home, baby
grand piano, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths.
plus finished basement with maids
room. Lease responsible family only
$3.50, far below OPA. Open Sat. and
Sun: Phone agt., GE. 2191 or WI
Flores, w. Hollywood, Calf. 30'
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GROC-DEI,

$3.50 wk quoted hrs. 10 to 10;
well stocked and good equipment;
14th st. NV; mixed trade; asking
$4,000 down
A. R. SEELYE, DI. 1925
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HOUSES FURNISHED
VIERS MILL VILLAGE

New 2-bedrm. det. furn. house; partl!
finished bsmt.; furnishings includ,
automatic washer and deep-freez,
unit; fenced yard. Rockville 2SSs
or Rockville 1859. 81
BETHESDA, MD.
3 bedrms.. ia baths, nr. Naval Hos.
pital, and U. s. Public Health, S145
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC, WI
1920.
OLD HOME, ACREAGE
Beautiful grounds, beautiful furni.
ture; 5 bedrooms, 8 baths, servants
quarters, stable. $500 mo. Avail
able now.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
OF. $3.50 OF. SO35 81
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COLORED-1417 N. Carolina ave.
ne. 8 rms. kit. and bath, h-w h.
500 per month. 135 Hickman st.
s.e.. rms, kit and bath. INV h.
S75. RAYMOND r. RUPERT, 1017
7th st. NV. 80
COLoRED-Living rm., bedrm., kit,
and bath. Adults only. Utils. sup
piled Brookland section. Call DU.
6632. 80
COLORED-1 rm. kit. semibath,
for employed couple. Call HO. 1851
after 10 am. Sat. 80
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
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OWN YOUR OWN
NEW LISTINGS AND MORE
SALES EACH WEEK.

NEW LlSllNCS AND MORE
SALES EACH WEEK.
You May Choose the Home
TO Meet Your Requirements
From 16 Immediately
available cooperative apis.
in the following bldgs:
3 IN THE BROADMOoR
! IN MERIDIAN HILL STUDIO APTS.
! IN 1923 LANIER PL. NV.
2 IN THE NEW PARKSIDE
] IN THE NORTHUMBERLAND
IN CAVANAUGH COURTS
3 IN THE AVONDALE
! IN 3409 TWENTY NINTH ST. N w
3 IN 3S10 SOUTHERN AVE Sc.
For information today call
WO. 6421; during the week
call the office of
EDMUND J. FLYNN
(Co.-Op. Apt. Authority Since 1920)
Washington Bldg. RE. 121S. RE. 1T4a
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GEORGETOWN
TAVERN

Between Ridgeville and Frederick on
Route 40; beer license with restau-
rant and dancing facilities: 5-room
doing splendid business Books open
to real prospect. $4,000.
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Ave, Gaithersburg, Nd.
Phone 2o9
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SILVER SPRING-2-bedrm. bunga
low. in good neighborhood; O.H.A
ceiling; S113.50.
REALTORS, 81. 1922 -5
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TOURIST HOME

One OF WaShlngton's best known. 1k
rms. baths. oil heat, RUNNING
water IN most rms. 2-car garage:
income. 81 400 per mo-; rent $3.50;
2-yr; straight lease. BeautifulIy
iuTnlsned throughout; $1,000 down.
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3545 PORTER ST. NV.
Beautiful home with living room
dining rm., kitchen, bedrooms
sun porch. 2 baths. full basement
oil h.w.h.; $140 mo. FLOYD z
PAWS CO., 1929 K st. NV. MA
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1853 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Nicely
furn; 6-rm. row brick plus 2o-ft.
front porch, 20-ft. screened back
porch, 20-ft. inclosed/ upper back
porch, can be used as sleeping rm
lavatory, 1st. fl. ia. 1854, 1912
3Saa NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
6-rm., row brick house; SI25, incl.
heat and utils.; 4 girls. RA. 2036.
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ROOMING Downtown

10 rooms, 2 baths; rent, S115:
lease: heat furn.; income quoted,
S375 mo-; asking $500 down. A. r.
SEELYE. 1400 L st. NV. DI. 1925.
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DEILCATESSEN

SO. 700 week; one of the incest in
Washington; beautiful fixtures; own
er Ill, must sell at once; $1,000
stock included; you must see this;
you can make very good buy
here. ST. 3707, SH. 1905.
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Nicholas CASTOR Co.
ROOMING HOUSE

Connecticut ave, near Dupont Circle
n rooms, 4 baths. rent $3.50 with
neat furnished; long lease; income
$40 per mo-. plus 3-rm. apt. and
pyt: path for owner. Total price,
n..5Vo with substantial down ray.
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RESPONSIBLE COUPLE used to nice
things, would like to rent roomy we'll
kept, 2-bedroom unfurn. apartment
in apartment house or small house,
Star. AZ
GOVERNMENT WOMAN with well
behaved dog wants modern unfurn.
apt or small house. Box 304-S, Star.
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
Chevy Chase and Bethesda area.
JOSEPH F. SWAIN
81. 7l01, Realtor, WI. 3413
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FOR SALE = Tourist courts. tourist
homes and trailer camp on Bait
Wash. blvd. Information on either
call ALVIN EPLING, UN. 0313. 4
GROCERY, NV, over S4, 900 weekly,
mixed trade; excellent money-maker
ideal for partners; closed Sundays;
priced to sell.
Grocery, NV. mostly colored trade,
no beer; guaranteed S1,400 weekly;
nicely equipped, very profitable
store: about $4,000 down. OREM-
LAND. Elk. 2501, Ordway 5723.
GROCERY-BEER,S $500 weekly, COL
ored trade. with or without building;
same owner for many decades
Grocery-beer, $4,000 weekly, colored
trade, large store, good fixtures.
Cleaning store. $3.50 weekly, in a
populated ne. location, mixed trade;
excellent for tailor.
Delicatessen $1,000 weekly. no beer;
days a week; nearby Maryland;
excellent fixtures; a steady, grow
ing neighborhood.. SE1GEL, Elk.
2601: evenings, Schwartz. Ia 0256.
R 6le
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DRY CLEANING, so,ye,t
s9u1pment 2 yrs. old; total nrine
pG pSGo,9UU; FA. 0ss1 or CHI 945S
DEAOIf SALON-Unusual opportm.
MY Tor couple: established; little
1ash required: in NV. section. GE
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TOURIST HOME

downtown. 90 rms. 2 baths. oil heat
good lease; rent S265. Incomc
S9oted, 81 200 per mo. Total price.
5000. with 81 800 down SAEN~s
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APARTMENTS WANTED

NURSING INSTRUCTOR desires l.
bedrm. apt. unfurnished. utils. in
cluded, private bath, 20-min transp
Garfield Hospital; reas. Box 296-T
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service substantial cash re
ST. 3707, SH. 1895.
DRUGSTORE
TAILOR SHOP

In ONCE bldg; rent, S45. including
utilities; owner must go to the hos
pital stock and equipment worth
more than 81 800 asking price; take
a look and see. ST. 1907, SH.
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nne corner where owner (recently
diedl made money for years. Easy
70 operate with minimum Of help:
now S135 day, but family cannot
maintain so 1t is offered for sale
at = bargain price of $4,000; "a, =
990o cash. Call Mr.. Boinis, OR.
A. H. BACAS
Evening star., 1950-11-14
HIerest Citizens Protest Spring Forming Icy Puddle

The Hillcrest Citizens Asso-
citation wants the proper authori-
ties to do something about the
spring in front of 1908 Fort Baker
drive Sc.
Sometimes the puddle gets as
wide as 6 to 8 feet" said member
last night. "It is dangerous when
ICY"
Members also voted to write
Traffic Director George E. Keneipp
asking why traffic cannot be reg
ulated to go left and straight
through at the same time at Penn
sylvania and Branch avenues Sc
j. F. Moore was named head of
the associations community Christ
mas Tree Party Committee. Enoch
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u. ). Sues Bank Here
On 7 Forged Checks

The Federal Government yes
terday sued the Second National
Bank here to recover 6,693 which
1t paid the bank three years ago
in honoring two forged checks
both parties unwittingly accepted.
Having honored the checks on
the banks demand in 1947, the
Government now seeks recovery
under the old, but infrequently
applied, legal theory that banks
must guarantee "genuineness of
prior Endorsements"
Cause of the District Court dis
pute was man. now dead, who
was accused Of forging the checks
and depositing them in Second
National account.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney L. Clark Ewing named
Charles G. Mclaughlin, formerly
. of Arlington and an adjudicator
in the Civil Service Commission
death claims section. who precipi-
lately left town in 1947. In Octo-
ber that year, his body was found
in parked, locked car near FL
kins, w. Va, his birthplace. He
had died of carbon monoxide
poisoning.
Shortly before. the Justice De-
partment had accused him of
juggling Civil Service retirement
funds to his own benefit. Attorney
Ewing charged yesterday that
Mclaughlin, from his vantage
point in the death claims section.
had the Treasury checks made out
to Charles H. Willis" and in
dorsed that name on the checks
when depositing them with Sec
ond National.
The Government also wants a
court order freezing $4,986 still
in the account of Charles H.
Willis at the bank, pending set
tlement of the present suit.
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Retreat Set Tomorrow
For Catholic Students

Catholic students attending
public junior high, vocational and
high schools in the District and
Prince Georges, Montgomery,
Charles and st. Marys Counties
will meet at a religious retreat
tomorrow and Thursday at SO
Washington and Maryland church
eenters
The retreat, sponsored by the
Confraternity of Christian Doc
trine. will include assistance in
celebration of the mass and con-
ferences on religious subjects.
Evening star., 1950-11-14
Church to Hold Buzour

The st. Stephen and the In
carnation Episcopal Church viii
hold its annual bazaar and tur-
key dinner tomorrow in the parish
house, Sixteenth and Newton
streets NV. The bazaar will be
open from 3 to 10 pm, and din
Iner will be served from $50 to
n pm.
Evening star., 1950-11-14
Ploy to Be Presented

The Washington Circle Players,
under the direction of Edward o.
Kelly. will present Beyard Veil
ler's mystery drama, THE Thir-
teenth Chair" at $50 pm,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, in
st. Stephens auditorium. Twenty
fourth and K streets NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-14
Lecture on Old Homes

An Illustrated lecture on the
interiors of American homes in
1900, the year Washington was
founded, will be given at a meet
ing of the Columbia Historical
Society at 8 o'clock tonight in the
Lincoln Museum. Mrs. Agatha
Fries Stoff, interior decorator and
expert on Americana, will be the
speaker.
Evening star., 1950-11-14

Burns will donate candy, making
the sixth year he has done so.
The meeting was conducted by
James H. Reed, president, in the
East Washington Heights G,p-
tist Church. Branch and Alabama
avenues Sc.
Evening star., 1950-11-14

The eruption of Katmai volcano
in the Aleutians in 1912 was one
of the most violent volcanic out
bursts of modern terms.
Evening star., 1950-11-14
Dental Group to Meet

James Anderson of the Roth
stein Dental Laboratory will ad-
dress the District Dental Assist
ants Society at 8 pm. Thursday
in Rothst 2in's Auditorium, 1922
4 street NV.
Evening star., 1950-01-16

A national collegiate record for
free throws in one game was set
m 1949 when Hillary Chollet of
Cornell made 19 against Syracuse.