davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-04-16
JAMES L. DIXON & co
SHANNON & LUCHS co
YES. BUNGALOWS

1o'o a ~. ~. W., NdtlOudl -o4O.
YES, BUNGALOWS
WILL THIS BE YOUR HOME?
Hillcrest Heights. Det, brick bunga-
with outside entr.; on nice level lot
50x100 in an excel. loc. Features
large liv. rm., compl. elec. kit, incl.
dirette space; nice bedrms., tile
batn, side porch, comb. alum. storm
winuows and doors, screens. gas &C.
.iYa heat ,oG Price sl4'75o. Substantial
$4,000
Buys a new brick bungalow in Hill
side, Md, lust stones throw from
the District; good transp in front of
house; conv. to stores and schools;
has large liv. rm., = large bedrmS. e,
full tile bath, good size, fully equip
kit, util. rm. with laundry tubs and
outside entr.; GI may purchase this
house with $1,000 cash under GI
FLA plan.
YES, ANOTHER
Brick bungalow. Only ! yr old, on
large lot. Contains nice liv. rnf.,
din. rm., large. fully equipped kit;
2 bedrms. and bath stairway to
floored attic; full bsmt. with rec
rm.; gas a.-c. heat; first time SO
much for SO little. Price, S13.500.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. S E., LU. 4-OO4O.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
VIRGINIA FOREST

Most attractive brick and frame home
on 12-acre lot, with garage. fagstone
patio. outdoor fireplace. trees and
nation living room and dining room
with fireplace and picture windows,
very large modern kitchen equipped
with large breakfast nook, bedroom.
"a tiled bath: End floor, 2 large
bedrooms, tiled bath: full basement,
floor. laundry, gas h.-w.h., outside
entrance. Price. SiS,750. ROMYE
LAMBORN. OF. 1856. OF. s035.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
Radiant Valley, Open 2-6
California Brick Rambler
1902 StandiSh Drive

Eli ,500-GI approved. S4OO down
FHA first trust, $500: civilian.
S2.700 down. Schools shopping.
bus one blk. IL min. to town by
Penn R.R.. or 20 Minis by car. Only
2tb yrs. old in peri cond Spacious
heat, plaster walls, copper pium3-
ing, steel kit. cabs. tile bath. two
full-siZed cross ventilated bedrmS
with ample closet space. Directions:
Bladensburg rd. ne. to Peace Cross.
out Defense hwy. (Route 50) ap-
I'd. (Route 2O2J past Cheverly Gates
to 63rd place, turn left following
arrow to open sign DI. 1918. VIM
II lAIINDERC co INC
Evening star., 1950-04-16
TOO GOOD TO MISS

White brick Colonial. 3 bedrm. 2
bath house on lovely lot; lg. liv. rm.,
din. rm.. elec: kit. ser. porch.
recrea. rm.. with firepl., maids rm.
and bath. slate roof; copper plumb
appointment only. Call Mrs. Duck
ett. TIE. 2433. TIE. 3435 or TIE 3445.
CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC.
2ie PRINCE ST.. ALEX. VA.
III
Evening star., 1950-04-16
OPEN TODAY. 1-DARK

II you want new brick house and
better home class with a bedrm,
and bath on LIST floor, . bedrms, and
bath on md floor, a well-eouipped
Kit. with a breakfast nook and full
bSmt. with recr rm.. fireplace and
q bath. then this is IL Drive out
Lee highway to Powhatan. turn right
. blks. to N. Goth St, turn left 10
open house.
MILTON G. SMITH, Realty
1857 N Glebe I'd OW 700
Evening star., 1950-04-16
BIG BRICK

corner lot, nicely Shruhbed, ideal
center hall Eoor plan. H6-ft li1.
nm, spacious din. rm. ard kitchen
"A BATH on iSt moor, twin beorms
and bath up. nice bSmt. stairway
to 3rd floor; beautiful interior deco
ratlenS, screened porch and detached
SarAse Marine coIcnels transfer
makes this sale necessary. Cali OW
Qnpn N%a ~
Evening star., 1950-04-16
CHEVERLY, MD.
GIG oSn

Owner. leaving city. wants
10 sell just prewar-b built brick
and clapboard. slate roof
home. Upstai1s: 3 twin sized
bedrms., tiled bath and hall.
Downstairs: Lee liv. rm. with
psneled mirror from ceiling to
mantel over firepl., din. rm..
equipped kit, screened porch,
full concrete bsmt. with auto
washer. gar. UN. 1859 --1R
Evening star., 1950-04-16
NEAR HIDE FIELD

arm. masonry house. with / acre
ami; $3.50; terms. HI. 1929
After & pm. Mr.. Wood, IL $685. 5
WEST REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1950-04-16
AL BAKER OFFERS

ACRES and Independence; only II
miles from Washington; this beauti-
ful 3-bedrm. home has a large iiv-
ing, rm., dining. rm.. and kitchen.
lovely front porch; barn and other
outbuildings. Full price, Sl6,7bO;
$4,000 cash; balance like rent,
Phone AL GBAA or TIE T1A3
Evening star., 1950-04-16

kAE o-OoJD, I'd. q o1.
20 Acres and independence
land all fertile. ti1lable; house sur
rounded by larxe walnut and syca-
more; stream In rear for fish or
swimming pool. Really q country
estate, 81 miles out. Price only
$1,000. Mills REALrY REAL co, An
Evening star., 1950-04-16
NORTH TROY ct

NORTH TROY ST.
Hard to fnd, but I did it. Only 2
yrs. old. red brick. Cape Cod de-
sign, with master bedrm and full
tile bath on lst floor; . twin-size
bedrms. and tile bath on End A.;
lee, closets, iiv. rm. 14x20 with
well-equipped kitchen. side porch:
full bsmt., outside entrance, gas
neat, laundry tubs; lot 60xl00 This
home in immaculate condition. should
sell Immediately; price, S1a.T50. will
submit reasonable offer. For appt.,
call e. H. IRWIN, OW. 1928 o.
Elmwood 64S. EXCLUSIVE If
Evening star., 1950-04-16
AL BAKER OFFERS

New asbestos shingled bungalow; near
Mt; Vernon. with u acre ground:
iuu basement; q well-planned home.
large living rm. with fireplace. and
heatolator, dining rm. combination;
fully equipped kit: = bedrms, bath:
closet space galore: patio with shade
tree. Full price, S19,5u0. New com
munity. lovely neighbors. For In
spectton call AL BH44. or TIE TaIa
Evening star., 1950-04-16
MCLEAN

MCLEAN
Older-type 3-bedrm. frame home in
good cond.. on l acre. about blks.
from bus; no central heat, but a
nne new fireplace and other conv.
Nice shade trees, good sarden spot
small chicken house. Price, SlO,95O.
MCLEAN
5-rm. stucco BUNGALOW. 25-ft. liv.
rm., with fireplace. lge. din. rm
MOD; kit, tile bath. full basement
oil hot-water heat. 2-car garage
COW. to tranSp., school and shop
ping. Price 81 $50.
MCLEAN
rwo-bedrm frame in excel. cond =.
situated on high, dry, completely
fenced "a acre, rec. rm.. outdoor
fireplace. detached Gear garage
and workshop, aluminium storm
sash and screens. oil hot-water
neat: watkins distance to bus.
schools and stores Priced at SI4,-
90O Can be purchased on less
ground for Sl3.950.
MCLEAN
Owner has. reduced price for quick
sale OF this very valuable corner
property: The "a acres are worth
almost the price. however this is an
oloer,type S;rm. frame home which
can, be modernized. Price. S9.950,
Dial operator and ask for Elmwod
1:o or 81 mo TOLD.
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor
MCLEAN VA Ia
Evening star., 1950-04-16
sUsURsAN SALE-viR6iNlA
WAVERLY HILLS

BRICK CAPE coD. Si4.ooa
) rms. - beGrms) tile bath on lI
a, hiEh domsred and insulated
attic. heat and plumoing rouGhso IN
for bath, room and storage, full
eSTnt., oil b ~ h, shower and tni-
let, priced low for this n3ce loea-
Evening star., 1950-04-16
CHEVERT,Y

Lovely, prewar home of brick and
clapboard construction, situated on
large corner lot; q spacious rooms:
first floor powder rm.. large. screened
porch; attached garage; reasonably
priced: terms.
H, CARLYLE de LOZ1ER
WA. 5000. Realtor. TO. 1865.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
The Address Is Secret

The Address Is Secret
We mus. take you to this home,
but We promise not 20 GiSappo!nt
you, Really an attractive Cape Cod
with charm and character. 3 eye
appealing rooms, tile bath and brick
fireplace on lst floor - rooms up.
/ is small and suitable for sewlnG
etc. Nice basement Caretuliy kept
Yard A real nice location SlS,a5u
will buy IL. Call OW. aGqu.
SPECIALi SPECIALl
Cnuntry-lse home. all brick. excep-
tIonsily large rooms; i0ux@n0 II. lot;
= miles from FANS Church, 5 rms
and bath on lSt floor, = rms. and
bath upstairs t"n1 f'ocr now rented
for f>5 per moi; from, ana rear
porches Earsse. large bSmi See ana
maze Offer Can ON QnQ0
Evening star., 1950-04-16
AL BAKER OFFERS

HUNTINGTON on the hill, overlooking
the capitol small down payment.
assume CT loan; brick Semidet.
home: larRe picture windows: Iiv-
Ing rm;, dining rm., equip kit: Q
basement; outside entrance; gas a.-e.
heat. Phone Al. 964l; or TE 7343.
Evening star., 1950-04-16

A Jefferson Manor bargain. $3.50:
bedrms,. tile bath. living rm, din
Ing rm, kitchen; lot 4OXll0; nice
porch full basement; chain link
fenced yard; stove and refriaeratoT:
laundry tubs. $1,000 down. monthly
payments S64. or. Si.400 down,
and monthly payments Of S76.
Phone AL. SG44. or TIE 1913.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
CHEVERI,Y

Brick, lge. liv. rm.. hrepl din. rm..
comp. kit. . bedrms. and bath lst
A.; 2nd A., partly finished. with
heat and light fully insulated and
disable; full bsmt.. gas heat: only
SIJ,15O for quick sale. Terms.
CLYDE r. ADAMS. Realtor. UN.
Evening star., 1950-04-16

Falls Church Comm. Corner
Owner receiving 1886 month. plus
own quarters. garage and parking
area; partly rented to nursery
school; price, S26.500. ROMYE LAM
BORN, OF. $3.50, OF. S035- IL
Evening star., 1950-04-16
BEDRMS.. 2 baths, rec. rm,, fully
equipped; 2 yrs. old. OWNER, FA.

BY OWNER
3-bedroom brick home in South Arl:
tiled bath. toilet in basement. new
" decorated LIST floor. hall and
bathroom. living room with fire.
place, family size dining room.
screened porch, 10x1S; large fenced
neishborhood: 3 miles from Penta.
gon,. Bancroft School . blocks, bus
| block. SJS 400 CH 5-Sd
Evening star., 1950-04-16

A de luxe 3-bedrm. rambler, Yteht on
Of beautiful MI Vernon Memorial
blvd; radiant heat; parquet flooring
wonderful porch; attached brick
garage: large level lot: very Attrar-
tive living rm. combination with
hreplace: modern kitchen. equipped
with a Bendix washer owner being
transferred. Price. $l7.5OO. A real
bargain. Phone AL. 6644, or TE
7344 for ingpectfon
Evening star., 1950-04-16

SALES. INC-152O K St. NV.
MA. 914l
Evening star., 1950-04-16
Is ABSHEN, bNOhEIt.
laurel. $500

Open e-5 p.m.-No. l Dellcourt Stew
art Manor. Vet forced to sell his
pretty. almost-new 5-rm. Cape COG
expansion attic, full bsmt.; oh:
Venetian blinds. modern equip. kit;
vacant. and in peri; cond; and
nicely situated on a 65xl22 IT. lot:
only S1O.S0O; possession in 10 days.
Out Bait. blvd. to Dodge-Plymouth
fsHM Laurel 'rf, TT. to new Bait. blvd. cpt-ofi,
left to Fort Meade I'd. right to
irving ST., left to open house:
Evening star., 1950-04-16
AZ BAKER OFFERS

CONTINUED on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1950-04-16
PERSONALITY HOME

You Can Afford This Home
Not Just another house. but a home
with an appealing personality
Decorated in soft. modern pastels
for comfort and happiness. Large.
modern kitchen and three bedrooms
will especially interest the lady of
the house, unlimited facilities pro-
vided for the man with recreation
room and hobby ideas. Basement
opens out level with rear lot The
children will enjoy the large. fenced
yard. and the entire family will ap-
preciate the convenience to shop
ping, schools and Transportation.
Parochial school within two blocks.
FHA financing available. Mr.. Ster-
ling on premises.
OPEN SUNDAY NOON TO DARK.
Directions: Out New HAMPSHIRE ave.
Continue across District line) to
Ray road, then right to S17 and
TANEEC T DTYNN p ~
Evening star., 1950-04-16
ST ANN'C PARISH

ST. AIMS PARISH
SIP No. 9th st.-Open to g.
$4,000. Price reduced for. quick
sale. 3-bedrm. asbestos shingle.
lge. porch across rear full bsmt
o.h.-w. heat. Additional storage
room under rear porch; lear ga
rage. level lot; n blk. public schools.
2 blks. shopping and transp
H. A. DARNE, GIL. 1878
Evening star., 1950-04-16
NORTH ARLINGTON

203l No. Underwood. Open 2 till 6.
ga baths. liv. rm with firpi.. din
rm., equip. kit. with abundance OF
caplnetS, laundr. rm., rec. rm. with
nrepl.; walking distance of shops,
churches, schools, movies. To reach
From D. c.. Washington blvd. to
Underwood st, lett to open" sign
Beulah GOSS. GI, 2572
Evening star., 1950-04-16
PIC HOIICE

This large Colonial priced S1a,a5o
incl. reoecoration: all rooms double
size; 3rd-hoor storage; diversified
garage; recreation rm with f1re-
Place; additional ground on rear for
gardening. Located nr. Falls Church
Gil approved. MAC LINDSEY. CHI
Evening star., 1950-04-16
$13,500
OPEN 2-5.3l

CORNER brick bungalow located at
Nd. There are ny. rm., . bedrms.,
lge modern kit. and bath on lst
fir, = nice rms. with dormer
windows on End FIR. full bsmt.. oil
&C. heat: spacious grounds. Di-
rections; Out, N; Hamp. ave. /; 4
miles beyond District Line to
Ersklne st. right tn l4th ave. Reht
to property. r. S. BLACKSTONE,
Realtor. exc. agent, 1916 18th st.
n " MA 1900
Evening star., 1950-04-16
DASHING RAMBLER

All brlcG.-all on one noor and all
Sslue' UNIQUE and interesting floor
terror brick fireplace and built In
earsge. Designed in the manner OF
the WeSt-yet conveniently located
IiEht here in N ArltnStou S@a,a6o
Evening star., 1950-04-16
ELEGANT NEW COIORS

Displayed in this Beverly Hills hom.
OF Superlatives, large rms NJ
paths featuring lSt noor, bedrm OF
oen and bath. Most modern Kitchen
with handy breakfast nook whose
corner WihaowS Eipe view OF many
trees' pine-paneled recreation nm
mas corner brick fireplace Fxcellent
room sizes throughout: convenient
oulItIln garase, slate roof, copper
plumbing. gas heat. Shown bv an
polntmen only. Price. S3a,750 At
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4a63 Lee hwy, on Glebe I'd. ow,
Evening star., 1950-04-16
FAST PINES

bungalow, rms and bath on first
floor, . rms. above. Price is very
rea aSonable.
WALTER A. BROWN
11O4 Vermont Ave, MA. 1852, WI.
Ei11 --16
Evening star., 1950-04-16

BEVERLY HILLS
3l03 EDGEHILL DIR.
OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 6 Pm.
full lot, consisting of liv rm., FIRE
place, din. rm.. equipped kitchen, 3
bedrms., tiled bath, screened porch,
full bsmt.. a bath. oil heat; garage;
price. S1S.750; terms.
EXCLUSIVELY WITH
G. c. keller, Realtor
2O1S Mount Vernon Ave, Alex.
TIE O-6O
Evening star., 1950-04-16
LEE HIGHWAY

Excel. comm. possibilities. buy this
5-rm. BUNGALOW; expsns.b!e attic.
tul bSmt., Lear gRrage al the vea<
insure OF $4,000 Hold on to il
for a few years you might double
your money
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-04-16
red.
$4,000
ANOTHER

ALL OPEN is
FIRST TIME OFFERED
1913 Garland ave. - 2-story brick
Colonial. immac. cond.: liv. rm., din.
Tm,; equip. kit. panelled den and
on End fl; full bsmt, gas a. c. AS
sumo lge. 4es GI loan. Dir: Out
N. H. ave to Sligo pkwy.. left TO
Garland ave Mrs YoSt Ia 326S.
$12, ,500-3-Bedrm. Bungalow
6601 Allegheny ave-Liv. rm., din.
rm., equip. kit. 3 bedrms. and bath,
stair to attic; full bsmt., oil h.-wh !;
immac. cond.; excel. terms; may GI.
Dir: Out Carroll ave. to Elm ave.
right to Allegheny. Mr.. Spratt. CO.
9403.
OPEN TO OFFER
Bungalow Baths
2l13 Ingraham ST., Avondale Terrace
--2yr. .-old all brick; 3 bedrms,
liv. rm. with fireplace, kit, dinette
and bath on 1st A.; . bedrms.. liv
rm. and bath in bsmt. Corner
fenced lot. Assume lge 40 loan.
Asking S14.950. Dir: Out Michi-
gan ave. to D. C. line. left on La
Sale to Ingraham. Ia. $500.
w. E. BEERS. Realtor SH. 4747
Evening star., 1950-04-16
: 80 II
LANGLEY

Your opportunity to secure a home
oedrm. and bath or LIST a. cen, liv
rm. II 6x"3 drepl, cheerful din
rm;, mod. we'll equipped kit, :
bedrms. and bath on Ind r. lge.
closets; fun bsInt., oil heat built
in saTaEe beautifully lsndscane6
lot. reaS. offer viii huv this
6ome: Fer appt.. call z H. ERWIN
OM- .N.,.A Elm nn6 hAN
Evening star., 1950-02-05
Senator Cain Won't Run
Against Magnuson in so
By the Associoted Press

Senator Cain, Republican, of
Washington, announced yesterday
he will not be a candidate for the
Senate this year to oppose the
reelection of Senator Magnuson,
Democrat, of Washington.
Senator Gains term does not
end until 1858.
Last fall he announced he was
considering resigning from the
Senate to run against Senator
Maguson. He said then he would
not make decision until after
he had toured the State and con-
ferred with Republican leaders.
"The situation is entirely diff
ferent today than it was last fall, 4"
Cain said in a statement.
"At that time the Republican
Party spirit was at low ebb, no
Republican candidates for the
Senate were in sight and the Re-
publican Party was disposed to
let the coming Senate campaign
go by default" he said.
"At the present time the spirit
Evening star., 1950-02-05
Ludwig Lore, CoIumnist and Ex-Porty Leader,
Was Unable to End All Ties With Communism

Ludwig Lore, political columnist
on the Post. lecturing that day
on violently anti-Soviet subject.
Lore Was Founder of Party.
An American of German origin,
Lore had been one of the found
ers of the American Communist
Party, a member of its Politburo
and for a dozen years editor of its
German-language newspaper, the
VolkSzeitung. Some years earlier
he had quarreled with the party
and been expelled from its ranks.
He was generally regarded as
TrotskyiSt and a vigorous enemy
OF the Soviets. In his column and
lectures he had been pulling no
punches in attacking Stain and
his works.
thought the mystery of our
assignment solved. For some rea-
son the apparatus wished to know
about the activities of leading
renegade" and "redbaiter." But
the props were pulled from under
this theory a few days later. Both
Gerda and happened to be keep
ing the vigil together and ex-
claimed in one voice, MY God!
Look who is going in there!"
1t was none other than Bill
himself. A ranking GPU agent
calling on a notorious anti-Com-
muniSt!
That night, meeting Bill for my
periodic report. I could not re-
press my astonishment, II saw
you going in," I exclaimed, land
you remained for several hours!"
Bill smiled mysteriously and or
dered that the surveillance be.
maintained as usual.
Loyalty" Was Being Checked.
Several times I had noticed a
car parked near the corner of
Lore's block. Looking more close
ly, I discovered that Anton. our
philandering photographer, was at
the Wheel. He acknowledged me
with a flicker of a smile. Gerda
and I, it appeared. were only two
OF the brigade surrounding the
ex-Communist.
The probable picture now came
into focus in my mind. Despite
his break with the party and his
vehement redbaiting. poor Lore
was still snagged in the spy net
work with which, presumably, he
had worked as a Communist
Now his loyalty" was being
checked, probably on suspicion
that he might be double crossing
Moscow.
That my deductions were essen
TALLY correct was confirmed re-
Gently by BENJAMIN Gitlow, a for
,aer associate of Lore's in the
party. In his book The Whole of
Their Lives" Gitlow revealed that
Lore who died a few years ago,
had been virtually a prisoner Of |
the Soviet secret police. A genu-1
inc radical idealist, he was for
some reason unable to free him.
self from Stalin's grip.
Prominent Writer Joined Group.
At one point in the assignment, |
I was instructed to prepare for a |
long session in well-known night |
club off Broadway. In evening |
clothes, squirrel by Anton. I was
Evening star., 1950-02-05

to take a corner table and watch
Lore and Bill would arrive, I was
told, would be joined later by a
third man. We were to keep an
eye on Number 3, and follow him
when he left.
No sooner had Anton and ]
taken our posts than I noticed
that Gerda, too, was there, with
a male companion at another cor
ner table. Soon Lore and Bill
arrived and plunged into earnest
conversation. After a while they
were Joined by a younger man
short, slim, with thinning blond
hair-who joined in the conversa-
tion. We recognized the new
conner as a fairly prominent Amer
lean writer.
Bill was the first to leave, at
about 2 am. Then Lore and the
stranger followed suit. Anton and
II were a few steps behind them
We saw the two men take separate
taxis and jumped into a third,
instructing the driver to follow
the one carrying off the blond
young man.
Lost Quarry at Station.
The chase took us to Grand
Central. There, to our chagrin, he
contrived to give us the slip. From
the fact that, our failure did not
seem to upset Bill, I assumed that
others had shadowed him more
successfully.
Our routine observation of Lore
was resumed. In the next few
days followed him on a plane
from LaGuardia Field to Wash
ington. Bill had forewarned me
to be prepared for the journey
I succeeded in registering at the
same third-rate hotel as Lore
Anton had preceded me-there he
was grinning at me from his own
car. We tagged after Lore for
about 48 hours, recording his every
move. then I flew back to New
York. =
In few days I was called off
the assignment. T would never
Evening star., 1950-02-05
Il Spied for StoIin-'
Fourteenth of a 1Series)
BY Hede Messing
As Told 70 Eugene lyons
opyrishi, 1880, by Hede Mossina1

Copyright. 1850. by Hede Mossins)
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The low
liest and often most boring job in
the life of a spy is "shadowing, "
which is watching and following
some person.. I rather resented
my one assignment in this line,
therefore, as an imposition. Yet
1t turned out to be one of the
more fascinating of my expert
enceS in the Soviet underground.
Tt was early in 1887, January
or at the last February. Both
Fred and Bill, my Russian super
iors, were present at the hastily
convened meeting, but Bill did
the talking.
"Hede. we have an important
piece of work for you," he an
nounced. You're to drop every
thing else until it's finished. We
must concentrate all our forces.
You will go to this address in
Brooklyn"
He gave me a slip of paper
reading: "243 55th street." Across
the street from this address, he
explained, I would find several
cheap, rundown rooming houses.
In one of these I must rent front
room on the first floor if possible.
There Gerda Frankfurter would
join me.
House Kept Under Observation.
Between us we were to keep the
house and it's main occupant-an
elderly, stoutish man with a heavy
mustache-under surveillance day
and night. Gerda and I could
work out our own schedule of
shifts, provided we did not leave
the subject" uncovered at any
time.
Our time-sheet must record all
visitors, how long they remained,
where the muStached individual
went, anything we could observe
inside the house. When the Sub
ject" left his home, one of us
was to follow. = The library in
which he worked, I was told, was
on the first floor, well lighted and
usually unshaded, making obser-
yation easier.
Z pleaded that I had no expert
sence in that sort of thing, but to
no avail. And so Gerda and I
found ourselves installed in the
shabby rooming house. We wore
our cheapest clothes to match the
setting, hoping to pass as work
Ing girls. It was a, tedious task.
The fact that neither of, us knew
the identity of the man, under
observation only deepened the
boredom. Baskets of fruit and
drinks CONSIDERABLY sent to us by
Fred helped a little.
Man Spent Time. at Typewriter.
/ The elderly man, we noted,
spent most of his time working
ut q typewriter or. reading. Only
rarely did he leave the house, to
mall a letter Or make a purchase
In the local shops. Several times
Gerda or I followed him to Man
haitian, where he usually went to
the New York Post building and
remained for brief periods. There
we're few callers; these, we timed
and described as best we could.
though none of them seemed in
any way remarkable.
/ Toward the end of the first
week, I tailed" him by subway
to upper Manhattan, and then to
the Second Presbyterian Church
on West Ninety-f1fth street.. This
time risked going close enough
for a first good look at him as he
entered the doorway. And sud-
denly I recognized him as a. COM
rade whom I had met casually
years before.
My doubts were resolved when
read the announcement on the
church bulletin board. He was
Evening star., 1950-02-05
RHEUMATISM ! AND. J.
NEuRlrk PAINS

A fast acting internal medicine called
RoNIND, recently developed by the. Knox
Control Laboratory, Is now bringing new
hope. happiness and comfort to thousands
Of sufferers from the pains Of Arthritis,
Rheumatism Neuritis. sciatica, Neuralgia
ana Lumhago. RoMuND dissolyes in the
small intestine; then the ingredients are
absorbed into the blood and thus can reach
every part OF the body. That's why 1t works
so fast In helping 3 ways: ]. First dose
starts curbins pain. 2. Helps Nature remove
excess Uric Acid which often aggrAvates
pains, soreness and stin muscles. .. Helps
you work and sleep In greater comfort. Get
ROMIND from your druggist today. Quick
satisfaction Or money back guaranteed.