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GOODACRE APIS.
OPEN DAILY 9-5

Several new 1 and 2 bedrm. apts.
nreproof, lge. rms, lse closets. par
quet floors, vent fans, Ven. blinds.
washing facils., storage: l blk. from
new shop. center and movies, on
eludec. 1919 Piney Branch I'd.
Silver Spring, Md, 81. I'LL.
LONG BRANCH APT.
New. freproof, garden-type: ayafl.
able Immediately: 2 bedrooms
living room. dinette. kit. bath. Vene-
tian blinds, by-passing closet doors.
age space Streets paved. Complete
shopping and theater facilities with
IN 3 blks.: bus trans. TO project
SCI per mo-. incl. utilities. Veterans
Old Bladensbure I'd, Silver Spring.
Mo, Apply rental ofice. rear S70f
Ole Bladensburg I'd, JU 7-6731,
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5 BEDROOMS

FINEST NV. LOCATION
This large home contains huge living
room with fireplace, banquet size
pantry on the 1st floor; 3 king
size bedrooms and bath on End n, !;
z enormous bedrooms and bath on
3rd floor; full dry basement with
automatic oil heat and H bath;
garage space available If wanted.
tnis house Is newly decorated and
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1923 K St: NV. Ma. 9I4l. -3
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

VIC. 18th AND COL. RD. at park
Beautiful efic. apt. with lge. din
ette, ultra modern kit. and bath.
9R 0Rly 1Sass 1ss;ss6o' MR.. RICE AID. 2e5e'
2-BEDRM. APT. on Belmont st. nr.
14th NV, with liv. rm., bath, kitch
en-, pantry and inclosed sun porch !;
2nd-hoor front corner; vacant. A
real value in an older coop. at
$4,000 on terms. Call Mr.. Gavin,
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE, 2 bed
rms. foyer. liv. rm., kit. and bath
apt. with unusually large closets:
high southeast exposure; elev. and
switchboard: vacant, excellent
terms. 1725 18th st. NV. Key at
desk. For details, call Mr.. Gavin,
with H. g. SMITHY CO., ST. 5000.
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kooMs WITH sdAen

NEtR ROCK CREEK PARK. Nice
light rm.,, ads bath, pvt. home. 2
ES9pd dnsas meals 7 days a week. Phone
coMrooRsiT2aiBLE rooms; excellent
home for. young people; especially
salsaSls ansa e, for stGdenss; 1852 Mint
sfSSLEp sHSSG pi ASD PiD' 6ouBII St aHE4 ROOM. in
Silver Spring; S55 mo. Lo. 5N2S0e'
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-A few de-
Aareoie spaces for young men and
women: no single rms. avail. at
present; unexcelled table. DE. 0654.
i4sI 1sth, n.w.-large double. also
I'm rms s,:an 70 share; Excel. food and ssrv-
1855 IS; sSaash9sfFdi IssS 81. s.w.-N.e.ly turn.
water, telephones IN rooins. show.
ers: excel. board. A
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms
Tor young people; excel meals and
transp.; maid service: SAT 80 mo
1aasss ass7 wxn%Ts RSim9ns I'd .pE W. NJ e4S5 t;ng,s
Pleasant car; beau. home. DU. 373S.
14O6 18th ST. N.W.-Excel. board and
clean rms. for men and girls; sgles.
and dbles; reas. MI. STA. IS
SINGLE ROOM-for quiet man;
home-cooked meals with home at
mosphere. Good tranSp. ia. 9796.
1909 18th ST. N.w.-sgle. and va
caney to share in twin bedrm.; ex-
snl ira early breakfast; television. MI.
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COLORED-I RIM. AND KIT, use OF
bath, W blk. from Navy Yd. car, l
blk. from e. Capitol carline. VI.
M ST. N.W.--I rm.,
transp; $50 mo. To inspect, call
FEDERAL RENTING CO., a15 N Y.
ave. NV Ma T403. "A
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APARTMENTS WANTED

APT.-Furn, Georgetown, Nd. or
suburban D. c.; liv. rm., bedrm..
kitchen, private bath for 2 or 3
months; max. S75. Box 433-v, Star.
BEING MARRIED-wish 1 or . bed
rm. ant, unfurn., NV apt. house or
duplex only. Wo. 1911 or co.
WOMAN EXECUTIVE, wants unfurn.
l bedrm. apt; IN modern bldg. with
Upsr UfSsse nW isets sset Ma5 or Aer
best refs. Box 331-V. Star. .
ARMY COLONEL. wife. son 13, wish
sublet house or apartment in Swan
-son Junior High School area, for a
month or two. Call Temple 1857.
STATE DEPT. oFFIC., wife. no child,
desire l bedrm. apt, furn., NV
$1o0 max. TU. 5000, apt. 623, 1873
2 BEDRM. unfurn. dwelling, $40
with util.. just transferred to D. c.
by national concern, family wait
ing in Pa, call Ma. 51s7. Ask for
EFfIGsfiENcY APT, pvt. house, with
kh. kiS. 596ss 91isyil'; NV section for $50,
Two COLLEGE WOMEN desire fur
pished apartment, attractive neigh
6orhood: maximum, $40. Hu.
INO professional women desire we'll
furn., 3-rm. apt: NV. sec only;
max. rent $50 mo. Box 460-V. Star.
REFINED COUPLE with baby require
g., ~: q, q nearby virginia; max. M ?ss sss:
EMrLoxED COUPLE want furn, bed
NV; apt; bldg. by March /. Cali
Taylor 5i76 after $50 pm. 90
W0-BEDR0OM APT. with liv. rm.
for family of 4 adults; unfurn. EX.
1902 or NE. 1926.
5 BEDROOM APT. OR HOUSE, un-
furnished in District: preferably
STATE DEPT. OPTICAL and wife,
seek l bdrm. unfurn. apt, desirable
NV. section; rent up to 800, RE.
EMPIoiYEp LADY, bed I,v,
rm.. kitchen and bath in apt. build
Ing. De. 5000, Ext. Ali. 2s
3.BEDRM. FURN. APT, in NV. needed
by employe Of international organi-
cation by Feb. 26. Box 472-v, Star.
2 OR GIRLS, desire 1 or 2 bedrm
aapt. in NV. Call EN-. ss0s after
INTERIOR DECORATOR and artist
unf. or partly furn.; lge efiic. or l.
b. r. apt or duplex with back yard.
Best ref. Ho. $685.. Ext. 334 after
-4:3Q or any time Sat or Sun. -5
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Large nv
ing room, bedroom, tiled bath, com
bination dinette and kitchen COM
Available Feb. L, $3.50; separate
entrance; couple only. Call Mr..
Domer at
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HoUSES-SALE-S.E. Cont J

HOUSsS-SALE-S.E. (Cont.l
BUNGALOW, 5-rm. gas INV. heat,
lot 40x1 90; completely remodeled.
Terms, Call Mr.. Valaario, HI. 797O,
4S0S T St, Bradbury lights. Md,
or URCIOLO REALTY, Me. 1871.
922 14th ST. near Pa. ave. Sc
Large, 8 rms. bath, 2 incl. porches.
oil INV H., deep lot; $4,000 down
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, 1345
VI. 1915.
Mr.. HOWARD JoHNSoN'S-3-bedrm.
semtdet. brick; rec. rm., bsmt.; incl.
carpets, Bendix; all convens.; excel
cond.; substantial cash req. JAMES
CARROLL, 10. 2-0401; ewes, vi.
GI, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5-room
2-story home on large corner lot
all fenced; only $500 cash inelud-
ing settlement and 500 mo. includ-
Ing taxes and ms First Offering.
Convenient location. MITCHELL,
QUICK, ST. 5919; eve, RA. 34IS.
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Near 18th and Mass. Ave,

Near 18th and Mass. Ave
For immediate sale, one of
the finest homes in this beau
tiful location, now being used
as organization HEADQUARTERS
with extremely profitable guest
house operation on upper
floors. Total of % rooms plus
bHa baths, with fire escapes,
etc, conforming to present
egress law. Heavy duty cleo
trical service throughout build
ing. Offered with all guest
room furnishings and equip
ment,. Only $4,000 cash re-
CURED for reliable purchaser.
Usable as organization head
quarters, club, gueSthouse or
non-profit operation. For fur
seett, seet ss5ails; So aooo phone ION sss Syeret
SHANNON & LUCHS co
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

UNTIL JUNE LIST in NV, or Virginia
or 3-bedrm. apt. or house, furn-
ished. nr.. school and transp. by
couple and. / child. JE. .3-836S. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bed
DUNNINGTON. WI. 2635.
EXCELLENT CARE GUARANTEED
Reasonably priced unfurnished
house, vicinity upper Georgia ave;
desire lease. 81. 329S. 50
WOODLAND SCHOOL AREA--Lease
bedroom. home within 8 or 4 blocks
OF Woodlawn School, north of Wash
ington blvd. west of Glebe I'd
Available within so days. l child,
Write particulars. Box 46-S. Star.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

BUSINESS WOMAN viii give free rent
IN exchange for light duties; to
couple, middle aged or older (hus@
band emDloyed or retired. SH. ll41.
BEDRMS.-Redec.: pvt, kit.-liy.
rm., empl. adults; on Sill. Spg. bus
line. Sd. 3042, CO. 1928. a
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WeStmOreland Hills

WeStmOreland Hills
4-BEDROOM AND 2-BATH, WELL
LOCATED BRICK COLONIAL
Situated on a level lot with 7O-foot
frontage, it contains side hall, liv-
ing room, dining room. den, 1st
floor lavatory and kitchen, dressing
room of the master bedroom; stair
case to storage attic; maids room
and "ath in basement; oil heat, at
tached garage.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts. Sumner g. Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464,
Evening. Telephone WI. 653S
List Your House With Us)
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost

tSSShS sSN HsNostusos'
S. DAKOTA AND FARRAGUT sTs.
! VI. old, semi detached brick. 3
sRs sgsoo fe aov bspt Balance sss IN hsas trust ons y
ter hurry. ST. 1857, or GE 1904,
BREITERMAN REALTY CO. q
MICHIGAN PARK-Luxurious semi
det. brick home: 8 spacious rooms
a bedroonls), 2 modern baths, wood.
porch; Gear garage: oil h.-w.h;;
owner transferred. must sell. Call
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO. 1924
14th ST.. NV, DI. 3346.
W0ODRIDGE-Det, brick. g rooms,
lh baths. gas hotswater heat, fre-
Pss Hss as ssr Sn Il o4sy M fasstnH m
spect cali La. $1,000. PECK CO.,
WoODRIDGE.5-rm. brick. yrs.
old, IN new.house cond. Lgs. liy
bsmt, b W gas s a.c.-S.. & lge. ii Fenced na Sss lot
Only S13,500 or best offer. e. R
BOYNfoN g. CO., OR. $500 or MI
WooDRrDGE owner must sell
brand-new det. 6-rm., -2-story, ul.
oceupsa Only Ges soo Sssdnss down NfnsI s
less than rent on 4so 1st trust
This is not q CT loan. NO. 1908,
CORNER BRICK, 5 large rooms and
basement: priced only S12,2b0, with
81 s2Rgg g0ss ssea.ss... sss. sG a2aS syeo ys ave-
130 33rd ST. NE, River Terrace
rooms, tile bath. rec. room. front
and rear screened porch. awning
and storm windows; $1,000 down.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC; 1345
Ito 18th. ST.-Briek, 9 rooms. 2k
baths, of heat, good incornei terms.
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.,
500 Mass. ave. ne. AT. 7043.
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GLASSMANOR

Is min. to downtown over
the new South Capitol ST.
Bridge.
LOCATED ON SOUTH CAPITOL ST
At D. C.-MD. LINE. NEW DE.
VELOPMENT. l AND 2 BEDRM
APTS, FOR IMMEDIATE AMI
FUTURE OCCUPANCY. PHONE LO
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5012-5020 ELM ST.
pETuTcnA MI

Near National Cancer Research and
room. living room with dining al.
cove. kitchen, bath, and screened
porch; $40 and S72 30 q month.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN q TRUST
CO, Rental Department, 900 + st.
NV, Ma. 3440. II
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BETHESDA

De i f1ESDA
Rambler mr.. new Naval Hospital and
Health Institute-Just ready for
decorations; buy now and select
decorations of your choice. 5 lge.
bedrms., Ia baths, bsmt., de luxe
NORTHWEST REALTY, Oh. 6s67,
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THE EVENING STAR BIZ
WASHINGTON, b WEDNESDAY, February l.,
HOUSES-SALE-k.E.

HoUSES-SALE-k.E. tcent.
GI ATTENTIoN-only $3.50 cash, S62
mo-, including taxes, ms. Attractive
5-room brick in Brentwood Village;
full basement, gas heat, modern
kitchen, bath. MITCHELL QUICK,
ST. 5969. Ewes, RA. 34lS.
1896 BLAINE ST. N.E.-Will go GI.
5-room and bath semidet. brick. in
excellent condition; full bsmt. with
outside ertr.; Anchor fence; storm
windows, storm door, Venetian
blinds, elec. refrigerator. Price most
reasonable. For details, call Mr.
Pendleton, Sr., DU. 346S. MAR
SHALL WAPLE CO., 1924 14th
st: NV, DI. 3346.
DUPLEX, Hawaii ave. and Webster
St. 2H2 yrs. old, true 2-family, sep
entrs., 5 rm. apt, -(rent control,
S95 mo-; 3 rm. apt. (rent con-
troll, S65 mo j.; g.h,-w.h. 2 refrgrs.,
2 ranges, S1S,950, $4,000 down. RE.
3216. CHAPMAN REALTY co. i
SEMIDET. BRICK HOME consisting
OF bedrms.,. bath. liv. rm., din
rm., kitchen with disposal unit, dish
washer; gas &C. heat; nice fenced
in lot; can be bought under GIL
Ma. 1913; ewes, Ii. 3-3OS5. 5
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COLORED
A WONDERFUL BUY
Near 4th and Taylor NJ w

ONLY S14,500
IF YOU are interested in an immacu-
this splendid property at once. 1t Is
extremely attractive, in wonderful
condition, and ready to move into
without any expense. Large living
rm. with fireplace, fine. dining rm.,
completely. equipped modern kitchen.
front porch and screened rear porch
on 1st floor; 8 large lovely bedrrls.,
tile bath and screened porch up
stairs; oil hot-water heat. built-in
garage. Very reasonable down pay
ment. DON'T MISS THIS ONE!
ewes, cali Mr.. campbeil, Ak. 0634.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
Realtors, 925 New York Ave. NV.
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pancy. Price OF equity, $19 900.
Inspection by appt. only. Telephone
c. A CORNELSON, WO. 1884. q
Q CoNv. NV. LOCATIONS
1901 wyo. AVE, 1 bedrm., din. rm,
apt. cheerful modern kit, 4 closets :
Sll 900, terms. And in the same
bldg, bachelor efficiency with bed
alcove; $3.50 on terms.
1441 HARVARD ST, 1 bedrm. with
mod. kit.,. Just decorated; located
nr. Washington great 14th st
shopping center; $1,000.
For more information about these
apts., call DICK STANTON.
HOME REALTY co.
RE. 1887 or TU. O259. "a
NAYLOR GARDENS
We have Just received several more
sale to vets; possession. LIv. RM
ERN KIT. TILE BATH, LARGE
BEDROOMS, AMPLE CLOSETS,
Reasonable cash payment and
monthly payments from S60.S5 (all
charges ineluded). COMPARE THESE
PRICES TO AN OTHERS. One
ssaFm Sn3F ssnb p9i s5o % nvERv Hp SvEN
iENcE t "a AZ II HAND. sales ONCE ,Ad. sS
ministration Bldg, corner Naylor I'd
and 30th st. Sc. Open Sat-, Sun.
DRURY REALTY coRPoRATIoN
Exclusive Agents
RE. 1I33. Ewes, GE. 9220.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Most attractive detached brick home
in fine location, Reception hall.
living room with fireplace, bright
dining room, fully equipped modern
kitchen. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths up.
Finished and heated attic. Side
property.
Billingsley & Korzendorfer
5211 Wis. Ave, OR. 1926 till 8 pm.
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FRONTING MASS. AVE.
NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE

NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE
An immaculate row house
that has 5 comfortable cheer
full rooms. front porch and
upper and lower screened rear
porches. tile bath, gas heat,
garage. The house has We
netian blinds throughout, storm
doors and windows and the
kitchen is streamlined; rear
yard fenced, small flower gar
den; asking S13,750. shown
by appointment. Call Mr..
Rely (eyenings, TIE. 7420).
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
Realtors. DI $3.50.
COLORED, ILLINOIS and Shepherd,
9 apts.. baths. imm aculate cond,
ST. 1857. GE. 1904.
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COlOred-LincOln Park

Colored-Llncoln Park
Home and income. live in one unit
and let the. other Unit pay for
house; this house originally built
as 2 family house and not a con-
version; each unit consists of z
rms, kit, and bath; semi finished
bsmt., auto. heat, house redecorated
and ready for occupancy. CARL o.
HOLLOMAN, FIR Qo93
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RoOMING HOUSE
Eight rooms and Q baths, furnished.
Bargain, in 1400 block of Newton
st. NV. 3 story and basement, oil
h.-w. h; $4,000 cash down payment
will get property and business for
Al buyer. Shown by appt. only
Call Mr.. Maury, TU. 3926.
MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.
1904 nth zf a w nI 12dR
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$1,000 DOWN

CoLoRED-LoW DOWN PAYMENT
18TH AND PENNA. AVE. Sc,
seven rms, 2 full baths, h.-w.h., in
very clean cond.: for home or
income; income; AUERBACH 81 CO, DI.
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TILDEN GARDENS

bedrms., liy. rm,, din. rm., solarium,
Kit and 2 baths; desirable location,
with 8 exposures; immediate occu-
pancy., Price Of equity, $4,000.
Inspection by appt. only. Telephone
c. a CORNELSON. Wo. 1894. .
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IN NEW DEVELOPMENT
ADJOINING CATHOLIC UNIV.
This, modern, de luxe apt. consists
en-, bedroom and bath, and is in a
convenient in-town, 1-bus-fare loca-
tion: SS5 plus utilities; avail. Inn
med Call RA. 1850, j. B. TIFFEY
& SON. 3
SLIGO PARK HILLS
First-f. 2-bed rm. apts.. nr. Silver
Spring; $500 per no., incluues
utilities.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 X st. NV, MA. 914l. 3
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CHTTIITM AREA

CT N. H. ave.-Here is a darling -
rn. Semidet. brick in good cond.
modern and neat; large, clean bSmt.,
oil heat: nice yard; reas. down pay
ment and bal like rent.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
1424 K st. NV. AID. 5907, OR
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$75O-S1,O 900 DOWN

home; 2 kitchens, inciosed
porches, large concrete front porch.
gas heat, full bsmt.. nice yard, Cali
MIS-. Morrison, cox d CO, RE-
633 or UN S417
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ENGLISH BRICK

ENGLISH BRICK
In Woodbridge. conv. to Catholic u.
det. brk. home on deep lot; has 3
bedrms. and bath on 2nd f., pine
paneied 3rd-i bedrm., liv. rm. with
frepl., din. rm. and kit on lst
r.; pine-paneled rec. rm.; det. gar;
oil h.-w.h.; priced right for prompt
sale. Cali WO. 1916.
Burr & Young, DE. 4444
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1885 Connecticut Ave.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION

An imposing corner home,
drastically reduced In price.
1t viii be open for inspection
Wed, Thurs. and Fri after
moons, to $40 pm, or for
appt, To inspect call Mr.. Con-
dit pfsMsa fsyss; Or, 3 r3 slsm; RI, THosi. rsai.
tors. D1. $3.50. %
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coLORED-OFF r. I. AVE. NE.
COLONIAL BRICK
Det. slate roof. lot 53x95, a home
of quality for the discriminating
9 rms, all extras such as firepl..
etc, OIL heat, reas. priced, terms.
Call Mrs. Voigt, cox g. CO., RE.
1883; ewes. AD. 9294. z
Evening star., 1950-06-20
Negotiations TO Restore
Greek -YugosIav Ties Lag
BY the Asseeioted Pres,

ATHENS, June 20. - Negotia-
tions to re-establish full relations
between Greece and Yugoslavia
have virtually broken down, it was
learned here today.
Yugoslav Minister Sheriff Secho-
vic had been scheduled to present
his credentials to King Paul, but
the audience was postponed with
out explanation. Foreign Under
secretary John Politis planned to
see the King apparently to ac-
quaint him with developments.
The Greek Foreign Ministry is
repeatedly concerned about recent
articles in Belgrade newspapers
Borba and Politika about the So
called Slav Macedonian minority
in Greece. The ministry says Bel
grade has failed to satisfy Greece
on its attitude on the Macedonian
question and the return of Greek
children abducted during the war
fare with the Communicated guer-
rillas.
Evening star., 1950-06-20
Band Leader Sings High Proise
For Truman Music knowledge

If President Truman knows as
much about politics as he does
about music he'll never be defeat
ed, according to Barnee Breeskin,
leader of the Shoreham Hotel
Band.
His music memory is fabulous
he can talk for hours and tell
professional musicians things
they had never heard before. :"
according to Mr.. Breeskin.
why one time the President
played from memory a piece by
Chopin. He asked Jose Iturbi and
me to identify it. Neither of us
could recall it and then the Presi-
dent named it and told us the
circumstances under which Chop
in wrote it."
|. Barnee has played at the last
four birthday parties for the
President. He said Mr.. Truman is
an excellent pianist.
Although the President likes to
play Chopin's music. he is at his
best when he plays Paderewski's S
"Minuet in G." Mr.. Breeskin
added.
Evening star., 1950-06-20

Usually Mr.. Truman's pedal
work on crescendos isn't awfully
good" Mr.. Breeskin said critically
He doesn't bear down on the loud
pedal to get real power. But in
the "Minuet." when the President
goes to work on the second move
ment. the crescendo is terrific
The President is such an excel
lent musician he should never
even bother picking around at
something like the Missouri
Waltz" the band leader con-
tinued.
Mr.. Breeskin's views on the
President as a pianist are featured
in an interview in the current is
sue of Look Magazine.
He became acquainted with Mr.
Truman when the President s
daughter used to dance to the
music of his band. Mr.. Breeskin
said. Mr.. Truman was a Sena-
tor then.
He's the best politician I've
ever heard play and I've heard a
lot of them in the last IS years, >
Mr.. Breeskin said.
Evening star., 1950-06-20
Ex-ArmyFinaneeCh Chief
Denies He Used Office
Time 10 Build Firm
BY John A. Giles

A retired major general today
denied that he spent Office time
prior to retirement in setting up
an armed forces insurance asso-
citation that mushroomed into a
$40 million business.
Maj. Gen. William H. Hasten,
retired Army finance chief, now
secretary treasurer and general
manager of the Armed Forces Mu-
tual Benefit Association, declared
that he was very careful" not to
spend ANY of my normal duty
hours" on association business.
He told the House Armed Serv-
ices Subcommittee that he worked
on the associations business at
home at night and on week ends
and Sundays for two years prior
to his retirement.
Criticism Is Reviewed.
The same committee heard pre-
! viously that the Army inspector
general criticized Gen. Hasten for
spending too much time in organ
izing the group life insurance or
ganization.
Gen. Hasten said that he re-
ceived no pay from the association
prior to retirement, but that he is
now paid 81 900 a month.
Gen. Hasten said that 1t. Col.
Roy Green had the original idea
for the association and that Gen.
Eisenhower, then Army Chief Of
Staff, had approved.
He said Pentagon Offices were
used in organizing the association.
but denied that Government funds
were employed in any way.
Gen. Rawlings Testifies.
Another witness. 1t. Gen. E. w.
Rawlings of the Air Force. asso-
citation president. outlined the
steps in setting up the group and
emphasized that the officers were
'only trying to do something to
help ourselves"
Col. Green. Gen. hasten said,
obtained the first $50 members
necessary for setting up the as
sociation. The colonel, he said,
had had insurance experience in
civilian life and after a group
contract was written with the
Equitable Assurance Society," the
colonel became the firms record
ing agent here. However, Gen.
Hasten did not believe that Col.
Green's commissions were exces-
sive.
The association now has 5000
non-fiying officer members who
pay SO month each for $4,000
straight life policies and $500
flying officer members who pay
$3.50 each for the same con-
tracts.
Was Set Up in Pentagon.
General Accounting Office Off
cials have testified that the as
Sociation was set up in Pentagon
offices and with the use of some
Government clerical help, desks
telephones. etc.
Representative Elston. Republi-
can. of Ohio. a member of the
Armed Services subcommittee,
said he would insist on thorough
investigation, but added that he
had found nothing so far to indi-
cate violation of the law.
Evening star., 1950-06-20
6. 0. P. Committee Name!
Two for Public Relations
By the Associnted Press

James c. Austin, Washington
news correspondent, and Robert
Quill. former Navy public infor-
nation officer. have been appoint
ed to the public relations staff OF
the Republican National Commit
tee.
Mr.. Austin has been a United
Press reporter for more than 90
years. serving in Washington
Chicago, st. Louis, San Francisco
and New York.
Mr.. GULL was a lieutenant COM
mander in the Navy and for the
last four years worked as civilian
in Gen. Macarthur headquarters
in Japan.
Evening star., 1950-06-20
Writers Appeal 10 Truman
To Act in HawIey Case
ey she Associosed Pres.

| NEW YORK. June 20.-Inter-
lvention of President Truman in
the case of a British newspaper
man declared unacceptable by
Gen. MacArthur's Tokyo head
quarters is requested by the Over
seas Press Club of America.
Frank Hawley. correspondent
for the Times. Of London. has said
he .is charged with filing inaccu-
rate dispatches. A Macarthur
aide termed the matter one Of
security" not Journalism.
| Mr.. Hawley has not been ordered
out Of Japan. nor has he been
barred from filing dispatches.
| American correspondents In
Tokyo are greatly disturbed
over Mr.. Hawley's being declared
unacceptable. Louis P. Lochner
OPC president wired Mr.. Truman
yesterday.
He suggested to the President
that Defense Secretary Johnson,
who now is in Japan. look into the
matter.
Evening star., 1950-06-20
Reich, Spain in Trode Pact

FRANKFURT. Germany, june
20 (P.-The West German Re.
public signed $91 million trade
agreement with Spain yesterday
An official announcement said the
pact had been approved by the
Allied High Commission retroac.
tive to May !. 1t gave no further
details.
Evening star., 1950-06-20
West Germans Will Get
Guns for Sporting Uses
By the Assoeioted Press

BONN, Germany, June 20.-For
the first time since the war, Ger
mans today were authorized to
manufacture and possess guns
for sporting purposes only.
At the same time the Allied
High Commission lifted the post
war ban on German firearms, 1t
laid down strict rules against any
military type weapons.
Even sporting arms will be
sharply restricted in size and
number.
Evening star., 1950-06-20

Austrian consumers co-opera-
tives now reach over 202 500 fam
lilies, compared with 108,773 fam
lilies just after the war, Vienna
reports.
Evening star., 1950-06-20

About IS per cent Of the dyes
made in the United States are
used in textiles.
Evening star., 1950-06-20

Asbestos is rock that may be
spun into yarn.