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Evening star., 1951-11-24
Suspended Doctor
To Continue Research
On Cancer Formula
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Dr. An
drew c. Ivy. noted medical edu-
Gator recently suspended by the
Chicago Medical Society. today
continued-by order of the Uni
versity of Illinois trustees-his re-
search to determine the value of
krebiozen for cancer.
The board adopted a report
making disposition of the krebio-
zen controversy a purely admin
istrative matter, to be directed by
DR.. George D. Stoddard, univer-
Sity president.
DR.. Ivy, world-famous physicist
and head of the Chicago profess
sional schools of the university
was suspended November 13 by
the society "for methods he en-
Iployed in promoting" krebiozen in
treatment of cancer.
Urged to Continue Work.
The board adopted without
comment the brief report by DR.
Stoddard. The report urged DR.
Ivy to continue his research sc
as 'to validate to the satisfaction
Of all concerned the effects of kre-
biozen on cancer patients.
DR.. Ivy made krebiozen public
last March. He said % cancer pa
tients had been treated with it
and IA showed signs of improve
ment but eight others died. All
patients were in the advanced
stages Of the disease.
The American Medical Associa-
Ition on October Is said a study
failed to show krebiozen had bene-
fetal effects. It based its report
on case histories of 100 cancer
patients treated with krebiozen.
Public to Get Details.
DR.. Stoddard recommended "as
soon as may be feasible, to give
the public full information on the
outcome of the work"
DR.. Ivy recently said he had 500
Ikrebiozen-treated cancer cases un-
der study.
KrebioZen was discovered by
DR.. Stevan Durovic, a former Yu-
goslavian physician now living in
suburban Highland Park. The for
mula has not been made public
but is believed to be extracted
from the blood serum of horses.
One reason for the society's sus-
|pension action was the failure to
make the formula pubic.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Two Crushed to Deuth
In Colorado Mine
By the Associated Press

TELLURIDE, Colo. Nov. "a
Rescue crews, digging through the
night deep in the smuggler Mine
near here. have recovered the
bodies of two men crushed tc
death yesterday in a cave-in.
Nearly 500 tons of ore and stud.
ding had to be cleared before
workers found the body of Dave
Goodrich of Telluride early thi.
morning.
The body of M. r. Powell, So, O.
Telluride was recovered yesterday
Emergency crew members sale
the men probably died instantly
Their bodies were badly crushed
Eight man crews alternatee
working In the narrow mine shat
200 feet below surface sine,
the accident happened yesterda,
morning.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Georgetown Home Robbed
Of S1,625 in JeweIry

The home of Mrs. Burton E.
Oppenheim, widow of the former
deputy executive director of the
War Labor Board, was robbed of
$1,625 worth of jewelry while she
was away for Thanksgiving, police
reported today.
Mrs. Oppenheim, who lives at
140l Thirty-third street NV,
said thieves took the jewelry, in
cluding an heirloom pendant
watch with diamond studded back,
valued at $1.150, while she was
visiting relatives out of town.
Police said entrance to the
Georgetown home was made by
smashing pane of glass in 4
side door.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Ohio Inquiry Expected
TO Add Pressure for
Better Election Laws
By J. A. O'LeoN

Senate hearings next week on
the Taft-Ferguson senatorial cam
paign in Ohio last year may
strengthen the movement tc
tighten Federal election laws, in
the opinion of Senator Monroney
Democrat. of Oklahoma.
Senator Monroney is a mem
ber of the subcommittee which
will hold the Ohio hearings. Ear.
lier this year he presided over the
investigation of the Maryland
election, in which Republican
John Marshall Butler defeated
the veteran Democrat, Senator
Tydings.
The Elections Committee criti-
|cized the campaign conducted ir
behalf of Senator Butler as "a des-
|picable back-street type" and rec
Commended some changes in elec-
ton laws. Senator Monroney
said the Maryland data, along
with that which may be developed
in the Ohio hearings. should help
get "a real election law that is not
as wide open as a barn door" He
described the present Federal Cor
|rupt Practices Act of 1925 as anti
|quated and fuzzy"
Senator Taft, who won the re-
election last year by more than
100000 votes over the labor
backed Democrat, Joseph T. Fer
guson, will be the first witness
when the hearings start Monday
morning. Charges of excessive
campaign expenditures have been
made by both sides in the Ohio
contest.
Senator Gillette, Democrat. o1
Iowa, chairman of the Election:
Committee. and Senator Monroney
both said they expect the Ohio
hearings to be brief. Senator Gil.
lette added that he does not expect
amy spectacular political fire.
works"
One of the main criticisms o1
existing election legislation is that
while limiting amounts that may
be spent by candidates, it does moi
control expenditures that may bs
made by others in support of 6
candidate.
Some of the largest campaign
expenses need not be reported,
Senator Monroney pointed out
and there is no limit on the mum.
Der Of satellite campaign commit.
tees and organizations that may
collect and spend money"
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Driver Decopitoted;
Gar Lands on Roof
By the Asseeioisd Pres,

NEW YORK, Nov. "A mo-
torist was decapitated today when
his car hurtled off the Queens
borough Bridge and plummeted
to the roof of a two-story building
below.
Police said the man, tentatively
identified as Clifford Fritch of
Manhattan. fell partially from the
car when it hit a concrete curb
ing at a 90-degree turn leading
onto a ramp.
The car then glanced into a
roadside sandbox, severing the
mans head. jumped the bridge
railing and landed on a two-story
garage. The mans torso fell to
the roof of a one-story extension
and his head to the street below
Evening star., 1951-11-24
British Blame Egypt
|For All Suez KILLINGS
BY the Associated Press

CAIRO, Egypt, Nov. 24.-Britain
charged in a formal note last
night that the Egyptian govern
ment is to blame for all the kill
|ings and damage in the Suez
Canal zone since October Is, when
Egypt acted to oust the British.
The note declared the Egyptian
government not only failed to keep
order, but permitted and even
encouraged agitation and dis
order"
Since the trouble began, nine
British soldiers have been reported
killed. The Egyptian dead are
estimated between 80 and 40.
The British note was in reply to
lsix communications from the
Egyptian Foreign Ministry which
the British said made "a great
many violent and tendentious al
Legations about the actions OF
british forces in Egypt"
Evening star., 1951-11-24
President Preparing
Free-Swinging Report
On State Of Nation
By Joseph A. Fox
Stor Stoff Correspendent

KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. "a
President Truman will be coming
out swinging when he lays his
State-of- -the-U Union message be-
fore the windup session of the 82d
Congress in January.
The President went ahead today
with preparation of the document
in which he will sketch the broad
outlines of the legislative pro-
gram he wants.
It is taken for granted that
Mr.. Truman once again will plug
for his civil rights program, health
insurance and either repeal or
drastic modification of the Taft
Hartley Act. controversial issues
which he has been urging on Con-
greSs for several years.
Expect Labor Changes.
Just how far he will go on the
labor law is a matter of conjec-
ture. He told his last news con-
ference that he favors repeal, but
indicated he expects some changes
granting that repeal seems un-
likely-when he said that the ex-
tent to which the law would
figure in the next campaign de-
pended on revisions the 82d Con-
gress might make.
The next State of the Union
message will have broad political
implications, for in it, the Presi-
dent will be making the record on
which either he-or some one else
will be battling for the presi-
dency on the Democratic ticket a
year hence.
He also made that clear at his
news conference when he said that
reporters could bet the Fair Deal
would be incorporated in the
Democratic platform. And log
ically he could not be expected to
drop any of these items in sub
mitting his next big legislative
program.
The tone of the speech he de-
hvered to the Democratic women
Tuesday night is expected to set
the pitch for the Presidents ut
terances from now on. He un-
doubtedly will take counsel with
Frank Mckinney. new Demo-
cratic national chairman, in his
major public announcements, but
under any circumstances, mo re-
treat" figures to be the watch
word.
The President is making head
way on his message and he also
is doing some work on the budget
and economic messages, but much
OF the detail for these, will not be
decided until just before their
submission to Congress, as the
President will want to have the
benefit of the latest economic data
when framing them.
The President, for some reason.
Is taking his time about answer
ing the request of the King
House subcommittee for Justice
Department files bearing on the
tax scandals. Press Secretary
Joseph Short said again yester-
day that there was nothing new
on the subject He announced a
couple of days ago that Charles
Murphy, presidential counsel. was
at work on the matter in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Man Lost 6 Years, Feared Dead,
is Reunited With Wife, Child

"You can tell every one," Mr..
Yerke told a reporter. that I am
very thankful to be home with my
wife and child"
Mr.. Yerke started out fishing
commercially for sponges on De-
cember 26, 1945. He was alone.
Two days later his boat was
found anchored IS miles from
shore. No one was aboard. Later,
Coastguardsmen found the boats
dory floating in the open sea. Mr..
Yerke was given up for dead.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
English Explosion Kills Six

BRISTOL, England, Nov. "a (P)
AN explosion which occurred
while a tanker was discharging
gasoline into a dockside garage
wrecked the g;Nrage and two small
apartments abvve it here today
Six persons are missing and be-
llieved dead,
Evening star., 1951-11-24
ODwyers Visit California

LAREDO. Tex, Nov. "a (R.-
The United States Ambassador to
Mexico. William j. ODwyer, and
Mrs. ODwyer were en- route to
California today after a two-day
visit to the Texas-Mexican bor-
|der.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Potential Republican
Candidates Urged 10
Come Out in Open
By jock Bell
Associated Press Staff Writer

Pressure built up today behind
potential Republican presidential
|aspirants to bring their candidacy
out into the open.
Friends were reported urging
Harold E. Stassen, former Gov
|ernor Of Minnesota and now presi-
dent Of the University of Penn
|sylvania. to announce his candi-
|dacy before January /.
Senator Morse, Republican, of
Oregon said il Gen. Eisenhower
lis going to be candidate for the
Republican nomination he should
say SO Immediately.
Politicians generally credited
the early entry of Senator Taft
OF Ohio into the Republican race
with the early pressure being
brought to bear on other potential
candidates. Thus far only Gov.
Earl Warren of California, the
1948 vice presidential nominee,
loficially had entered the list
against Senator Taft.
Stassen Expected to Run.
However. associates said they
believed Mr.. Stassen soon will
throw his hat into the ring, with
out regard to any decision that
may be made by Gen. Eisenhower.
1t is likely that Mr. Stassen's
supporters will enter his name in
the March II New Hampshire
primary. They might withdraw
it from that race. however, if Gen.
Eisenhower's name is placed on
the ballot and the general does
not take the necessary steps to
remove it.
Apparently, Mr.. Stassen's name
will go into the Minnesota pri-
mary the following week, whether
Gen. Eisenhower is entered or not.
The Minnesota Republican COM
mittee already has urged Mr.
Stassen to enter that race.
Senator Morse told reporters he
couldn't say now whether he would
support either Senator Taft or Mr..
Stassen if Gen. Eisenhower isn't
available for the G. o. P. nomina-
ton. The Oregon Senator said he
backs the general for the party's
standard bearer.
Asked if he would support any
Republican nominee, whomever he
might be, the Oregon Senator an
swered:
"Oh, no. I'm not an intellectual
crook"
Sees Good Chance for Taft.
Despite his obvious opposition
to Senator Taft, Senator Morse
said he thinks the Ohio Senator
has a very good" chance Of get
ting the Republican nomination
Representative Morton, Repub.
|lican, of Kentucky said at Louis
willie last night that while he was
supporting Gen. Eisenhower he
thought the Taft forces ''have the
situation well in hand" in Ken
lucky. Jouett Ross Todd, Repub.
lican national committeeman, al
ready has made it clear he is sup
porting Senator Taft. Neverthe-
less, Mr.. Morton said he is going
to campaign for Gen. Eisenhower
support in the State.
Senator Fulbright, Democrat, OF
Arkansas told reporters that it is
premature to Judge now what
Gen. Eisenhower might be able to
accomplish in the South If he is
the Republican nominee.
i Senator Fulbright, an opponent
OF President Truman's civil rights
program. told reporters he thinks
the general is popular with South
ern people. The Senator said he
regards Gen. Eisenhower as BIZ
partisan on foreign policy and
conservative" on domestic issue.
i ut is clear" Senator Fulbright
ladded, "that Eisenhower is not in
accord with Senator Taft on for
eign policy"
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Colorado Waters Open, Free

DENVER. - Colorado has 49,
022 miles Of trout streams and
2,311 trout lakes, according to
latest figures, a boon to the fish
erman. All Of these streams and
lakes are free and open to the
public. the State tourist bureau
says.
Evening star., 1951-07-24
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

HARVARD TEACHER, wife. family
need minimum 3-bedroom house.
apartment, unfurnished, August /.
Box $500, Star. 26s
TEACHER desires to rent house in
or near Silver Spring by Sept. 1st;
maximum $S5 per month. Box 474-
z, Star. PA
MATHEMATICIAN and librarian wife
desire to rent small house, reason
able committing distance from PEN
tagon. Can occupy after Aug. %.
d. r. MELA, 503 z. Kingsley. Ann
Arbor, Mich 24e
REFINED FAMILY of 3 adults des-
perately needs unfurnished house IN
good residential section. Call GE.
Attorney, wife and infant need
unfurn. house: Virginia; $125 limit.
sHoRT @ TERN TERM RENTAL, wanted i'm
.nediately; unfurnished house or
apt, 2 or 8 bedrms. AK. lO47.
NAVY DIR. desires 8 or 4 bedrm: un-
furn. house, nr. Navy Med. Ctr. Poss.
before Sept. /. $3.50 max. OIL. 1913.
ARMY OFFICER desires 2 or 3 bed
rm. house, near parochlal scnooli
enc child. age z. VI. 773S. ~
Evening star., 1951-07-24
HOUSES FURNISHED

RENT $50 MO-; 6 rms, 2 baths; h
w.h.; near 3 carlines. me-; must
buy some furniture. etc; $3.50, DI
5625 after 5 pm
BUNGALOW, new brick, fully furn.,
s'Ssr swell Agg ggr,ns for sres At least slsb
BEVERLY ESi ae9ii HnLs-practically new new 8.
bedroom brick Colonial, completely
furnished; d., large s FURNISHED arndsh,. porch
1925 mo. HUBBARD REALTY Co.
Ov. 6549, AL. 2096. OV. 1916. pa
1854 31st PLACE N.W.-A small, 2
bedroom. 1,bath. modern. detached
sfncient; fully -furn.. attractive brk;
hos yira saaasS aVabe
$3.50. LUTHER ~ /. MILLER. De:
0655, 2610 Garfield st. NV. -25
. BEDRMS., lge. fenced yard. Airing
toni Sl40 per mo; available i'm
nisdistsly. Al. 1884. -25
eaMigan I'm pepfaSon rms' 1s5 snd bath gas hesd
LARGE DETACHED, s rms. Sleeps 4
TO- s: Nicely landscaped Near
sehools; 70. S150l2;, LU. 2,3926.
sssSaOn ssoo TSoMAs ION 8 L sSga PaTh1Ss IL Ss "o
9ea6 LEGATION ST. N.W.-Lovely
detached 3-bedrm brick home, on
quiet street; avail. for select tenant.
Home will be redec. as desired. Call
SHANNON Il LUCHS CO., 1908 H
st. NV, MA. 2345. -26
NORTHWEST-six rooms, recr. rm.,
21z baths; fenced yd.; close to
transp., shopping, schools, church.
ia. 1926. go
SILVER SPRING, MD. - Five-rm.
bungalow, corner lot, bsrnt., nice
I'd; conv. transp. Phone 81. 7464.
Evening star., 1951-07-24
lRus DriVers' Haven
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

near Bradley blvd
$25.950. Must sell. Condition per-
feet, a real gem; owner leaving town
anxious for offer. z attractive rooms,
9 baths, screened porch, garage, gas
heat; excellent AZ financing;
LEGUM & GERBER, Realtors, 331 8
Conn. ave. NV. OR. 5000 till pm.
BUNGALow-Immaculate
det prewar brick bungalow. near the
Suburban Hospital; LIST a. has at
tractive liv. rm. with unusual Swed-
ish firepl., din. rm., mod. kit, 2
nice bedrms. and tiled bath; stairs
to lge. storage attic; side porch;
det; garage; ,s.ds The lot is s bsautifuliy, ras,
treat to see. Priced under $4,000.
See this one early. Call w. B.
WRIGHT, EN-. $500,
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
Only 400 cash required. A lovely
detached home: 8 bedrms.. inclosed
porch, tiled bath. living room has
der room. den. Gas h.-w.h.. built
in garage Priced under $40. 600
for quick sale. Call Mr.. Mccarthy
with WOODWARD & NORRIS. 723
goth st. NV, RE. $685.; eyes,, WO.
BRADMooR-s21.5oo; prewar con-
containing rooms; 8 bedrooms. 2
baths on 2nd d.; full dry basement
with recreation room and fireplace;
built-in garage; lot 60x125; i'm
maculate. condition. ;. We honestly
believe this. Is the. best value ON
tSdsys ss sng market ta1. at s pn,E unusual r. ioE
portation and elementary school
ave. NV. EN-. 1890. -25
Evening star., 1951-07-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA, 18th st. near Good Hope
I'd. s.e.-Semidet. bricktex. 6 large
rooms, bath, gas h.-w.h.; S10.500.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, LU.
4-3400, vi. 1916.
IANACOSTIA, 1443 Ridge pl. s.e.-
Row brick, rooms, bath, h.-w. h,
front porch; substantial cash needed.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, LU.
4-34O0, LU. 4-39S2.
FAIRFAX VILLAGES financing
best terms. beautiful 6-rm. brick;
must see to appreciate, Ii. 3-53S6
It'll Q. YOUNG AND BOWERS CO.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-only q block
grade school. Groom brick with
full bsmt., lovely porch and gas,
BURGESS. VI. 2SO2 till 8.
27II NICHOLS AVE. Sc, corner To-
business or residence. Lot 24x1O5:
Metal garage. Gas heat. EUGENE
CoFSKY q CO.. 10. 2-26S5.
1912 w ST.-Large 2-story semidet.
spts sIaseo sacrss asTanssd aGe o as
cali T. PAUL MUDD Co, 24OS
MINI. ave. s.e.. Lu. 4-4Ss2; ewes,
Mr.. LINCOLN PARK-Nice 6-rm. and
2-bath home. IN good cond.. is now
widows fefT aERsERT rss soNs Ssk ass say
tors, 515 3. Capitol st.. Ii. 3-0129.
$13, $50 will buy this 6-rm. semidet.
brick In Sc: only 5 Yrs. old. LOUIS
EuDDEN. Elk. 6707. 4
Evening star., 1951-07-24
MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

ENDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. ia. 2937: ewes, GE. 1416.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
SEPARATE rooms; expert packing:
Co, INC. est 1906.
EX-GI-Move, pack, crate, store,
handle trunk or house. We clean
attics and Easements. HO. 5S19.
24a
SMALL JOBS, boxes. beds, personal
effects, etc.; white driver; D. c.,
Arl. and S. s. area. TU. 1928. 80
Evening star., 1951-07-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, by owner-white brick,
oil heat. Reas. OIL. 2711. -29
BETHEsDA-The charm Of this over
SIZE 2;bsdrm. bTk, and clapboard
owner viii take back large 1st
trust for investment; 1st time Of
fered. You simply must see it..
Mt. Alleman, on. oo7o. ARTHUR
COLESvILLE, MD. - On colesville
pike: w acres. fol. retired: 2;story.
brick home; large iiv. rm., fireplace,
screened-in front porch. garage. oil
heat. storm windows. sparkling well
SafE vi Ends as'es u shsde Eh ss trs
large fertile garden; price, S27 900;
Seen by appointment only, JOHN
BEG|RRDoF.TIs cscclssssville. Nd. 1call
CHEVY CHASE-Well built and well
located brick home Of 8 rooms with
that's 0hf hsd good ~ care sae and Is attracs s
tive; close to schools and Bethesda
shops; $22, 500. RIPLEY & ROMER,
Realtors. 81. Gill. Open ewes.
CHEVY CHASE CLUB. 10 MIN; 20
min, downtown. very large house;
wonderful bargain. Call Oh. 1903,
Mrs. Fra1ley, with NELLIE LOVE
CASSEL. Realtor. -26
CHEVY CHASE vIEw-If you can get
by with immense bedrms. plus q
lge. nursery. you will find this
charming home absolutely irresist-
abel; white brick and clapboard on
perfectly beautiful level lot 100x225,
center reception hali. Ice. iiv. rm.
with firepl., lge pvt. din.. rm. and
very spacious kit. on 1st a.; full
hsmt., lge porch, garage. Excel value
at S21,500. Ewes. call JU. 7-71S6,
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411l
Evening star., 1951-07-24
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.
CATHEDRAL AREA

GEORGETOWN manner and in perfect
cond. throughout. Center-hall plan
spacious liv. rm. with frepl., lge
din. rm., den opening into incloset
garden. mod. kit. The 2nd a. con-
sists Of 3 excel. bedrms.- and nur-
lge. storage closet, maids rm. anc
bath in bsmt.: gas heat; built-ir
garage; immediate possession. Cal
Mrs. Carter, Ma. $500; eyes,. OR
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1951-07-24
HOUSES UNFuRNlsHEp

WESLEY nss HsrgsS aGTs $40 bssgms ss1 bahs ates
AiExaNDRix. snif RIA u. VIC Close to pentaeon.
Detached nearly new 3-bedrm. brk.;
gas heat; screened porch; liv. rm.
with fireplace; Fenced yard; storm
EEinHdoTs; slso $780,! mo; for l v Y. kass lsase-
s-RM. BRICK HOUSE - Ss5 mo.
4S15 Frohlich lane. Just of Kennil-
worth ave. in Md. Credit for doing
gym deeorating work. Cal csa1 sEGALs; "
LIZ ii Ss22oh; In evesia 81 hsS4as 2S44; IRo iSx
I'm rm.,. din. nm. large Kit : Incl.
porches, garage; transp. at corner;
avail. immed.; $3.50 mo. RA. 5022.
JEFFERSON PARK. ALEX. Lovely
uss susk yt1n poTcR
room; in heart of school district;
$l75 mo-; possession Aug. i. OV.
LOVELY oSfHi HOME FOR LEAsE-six-rm.
bungalow, full bsmt., beautiful lawn,
proud OF. 2 to 8 years lease; $3.50
sIS6 SLIGO MILL RD.-out New
Hamp. ave. / blk. before Md; line.
Brick Colonial, 3 bedrms.. 1Hz baths,
liv. rm. with firepl.. full din; rm.,
klLCueuf luCIOStu rear pOICA, UoLub.,
gas &C. heat; conv. to transp.,
schools and shopping; $135 mo.
Call Mrs. Carrick with BEITZELL,
DI. 3100. -26
TWO-BEDRM. SEMIDET, near Penta-
gon; S110 month. ia. 5-S142. -25
NEAR 9Th AND JEFFERSON SITS.
N.W.-Six rooms, detached gar; va
cant; S105 mo. rental. RAFFELI
REAL ESTATE, SH. 1103.
SILVER SPRING-Bethesda area-6-
rn1. det.; bsmt., porch, firepl.; S150
NEAR CENsGs BUREAU-outstand.
ing brk. rambler, 2 bedrms;. =
mo-. includ. all utils. VI. 5000, 9-5
EXCEL. Sc. LOCATION-Immac. g.
rm. brick with porch; .S125, includ
all utils. VI 5000 before pm.
NEW 3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
$125 mo-: years lease; 2 miles
from Wheaton. Phone KE. 3-5497
Evening star., 1951-07-24
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

EFFICIENCY APT.-Clean. reas.. for
gentleman; non-drinker. LIFE
MAGAZINE, RE. $3.50.
QUIET AND COOL, furnished NV
apt, with service. consisting of ]
room and bath, for Government,
employed, refined gentleman; state
price. Box 196-K, Star. 25s
EkEk--Landioros applicants Raitins
Tor your furn. or unfurn apis. OF
houses or sublets; Wash. Va;
white. Open 2 days MA. 0001.
preferably 1st or 2nd taxi zone
Phone BROADGATE. ST. HOO. 25s
MINISTER, alone. desires unfurn.
apt. in apt. duplex bldg. or private
home. Box 195-K, Star. 26s
GOVT. ATTY. wants furnished EN-
cheney apt. (pvt. shower, till Sept
Il; $70-SSO. MI. b123, 7-1O pm. .
Evening star., 1951-07-24
WOODRIDGE GARDFNs

WOODBRIDGE GARDENS
3911 goth st. n.e.-Without o doubt
this is one Of the incest homes
in this desirable section. Modern
detached brick with 8 rms. . tile
baths; breakfast n,rS.a rm:; beautiful rec; &c;
A. det. gar, convenient to every.
thing. Most reasonably priced. Cal
Mr.. Cody. LA. 6-6666 or AP
4ooo syss; DES.rr coNxpANv
Evening star., 1951-07-24

to buy interesting
short order. waffle and sandwich
shop in one of the best locations in
Washington, doing good business, In
highly profitable items Only S10,-
600 cash down, balance very easy
Evening star., 1951-07-24
SILVER SPRING
Every Convenience
$22,500
4 BEDRMS., 8 BATHS
1St-Fl. Bedrrn. and Bath
o XTTCuENC


$4,000 Cash, Bal. Like Rent
This 4-yr.-old brick home is idea
laws; a short walk to public and
parochial schools, stores, and buses
Full center hall, fireplace in living
rm.. family-size dining rm., kitchen
with dinette space, patio, front
porch, master bedrm. has adjoining
sitting rna;, or den, sun deck opens
roughed in and equipment on hand
for kitchen in Of the other bed
rms, on 2nd a. Another complete
kitchen plus O Bird bath In the
bsmt. adjoining the pine-paneled
rec. rm.; gas h.-w. h., copper plumb
will take back entire LIST trust. See
this complete home now. Call Mr.
Franzblau, WA. 1896 or AP. 1900
with SHANNON AND LUCHS CO.