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APARTMENTS WANTED
HOUSES FURNISHED

JANUAkY-FEBRUARY - Completely
faTnished RnId;r in. n every detail inclnding
FREpfER1ck W. H15i BERENs. d INC Nc N&. x
oaEvr 22S2 K oaAsf&Beau,ltul Il hv: homesl msi ,
sfsEms sRs clYpE Si25' c f56{Rf b6NNiscTo S9Sa IN.
mo. also mr.. Fort Beivoir. lst-f.
500 mo. TIE. 451S. 30
vIRGINIA-Jefferson Manor. l mile
south of Alexandria-2 bedroom
brick; fenced yd;: conv. % bus. shop
pIng, Imm.d sc5STls; 6T s4Ha SiS5 mo- available
h.-w'h'; Comfortably furn. paers; home
tconv. transp;. school. church,;
owner tranSf. due to bus; possession
,sss sss, IouGSRoRa ehERe GL R6 3aao d,.c.5, Se 70
Spring ,vaIIey-Large 4-bedrm de-
tached brick home: 1897 per month;
FRANK S. Philips. Df. T i411 @ or
CH. 1900, Ext. 293. 80
QUACKENBoS ST.-Five rms. and
ssmt; sSTt :, immed nm o.po possession. Call IA
ALEX.-Beautifully furn. brick town
house Of bedrms., 3 baths. 6 fire.
places; lovely formal garden; newly
decorated; yearly lease; avail. now
at S225. VERA P. SAMUELS. XII
csFyfI.ST sISl y; eyes, TE 6l1s; M31
bedrm. house in very conv, neigh
borhood; avail. immed; $500. Call
MRS. WOOD. DE. 7ll5 or NO. 03o4.
SILVER Standardization brick
bungalow; $3.50 mo. Lo. 3-9322.
ia TucKERMAN ST. N.E.-conv
to Walter Reed: nicely furn., de-
tached brick; 8 rms. and bath; rent.
Sl5l 80 per mo. Phone MA. 9797
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO., Re-
altors. 925 New York ave. NV.
ANAoosTIA-Nicely furn. 2-bedrm.
washer. 10. 2-7772' 80
sUITLAND-7-rm., 2-story frame;
sWh acrep peRtS NTH rG9m sReteS io5 bdase faRei
equipment for raising chickens; near
Andrews Field and schools; S10o mo.
NR. NICHOLS AND ATLANTIC s.E.;
brick semidet., bedrms., screen
goF gcscs. s.essa Sss9 Fm'' gas no pets; 80 500
$50 4 MONTH, furn. cottage, at
Woodland Beach. only 81 mi from
D. C., on good road. KAY REALTY
CO.. INC, RA. 1900: ewes. GE.
NEAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'm
mediately. 12 Minis. to Washing ton !;
bedrms., 2h baths, powder rm..
deep-freeze, incl breezeway. Gear
garage, large liv. rm. and din. rm.
for entertaining: nice grounds. Call
Mrs. Matthew Finn. DU 1924 or
Mr.. McElhinney. Ov. 2220 or Ii.
IoVERIooKING POTOMAC RivER-
7-rm. home. lge liv. rm. with hrepl
and picture windows. 3 bedrms..
paneled study, 2 baths. elee. kit.,
hot-air furnace. 2-car gar; beauti-
fully furn:; 8 mi. D. C. line. s.w
lon l Ist sT. s.w. near Boiling
Field and new S. Capitol Bridge; 5-
room. brick home. plus recreation
| and laundry rooms. To inspect, call
MR.. GUNTER. Ma. s037. 81
TWO BEDRMS., gas heat. Bendix.
| S125. 5114 So. 18th ST., OW. 1850
| 80
NEAR BOWIE, Maryland; 8 bedrms.
| ami. oil heat, completely furn
home; large grounds; $40 month. r
LEE VAN HORN, Bowie 1856. 30'
NEARBY SUBURBS
3-bedrm. det. home, beautifully furn.,
fenced yard; possession January I.
Call Mrs. James, AP. 2193. KIRKS
REALTY CO Realtors H0 S77S
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Once on Premises. $500 Milan DR.
OV 4305-3337 30
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CCTORED

We have 2 vacancies. one bedroom,
bath, 500 mo. with all utilities in
cluded. one efficiency apt. at $3.50
per mo-. all utilities included.
WAKEFIELD HALL APTS.
2101 New HAMPSHIRE Ave. NV.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UNIV. PARK-$a5, 950-I
II you are. looking for a bargain
waste no time. inspect this home
Immediately as it IS the best value
Ior rsar the money 1--WE We have offered this
liy rm., with firepl., din. rm.. mod
ern-euuip. kit, side screened porch
2nd, a.. 3 twin-sized bedrooms, 2
tlled baths; excellent condition;
built-in garage; stairs, to insulated
sseel terms. cali i " We 5. WRieHT,' SHaieSaAf,
BRADAGP2Yo A Gp2o' HILLS, Md, sas,5oo-
Mod brick home; slate roof; 3
6s3Ss S6e9Ss.'ent; r. ,ud bedrmsS z csrrssra-tile
gar with deck: oil hot-air heat;
10 yrs. old; Venetians, screens and
storms throughout; well-drained lot.
S9xl6o. 5oxxll6o No agents. OWNER. OIL.
MERIDIAN HILr-Three-story 80 row
bsmt:; ideal for rooming house. Price
F; ELLIOT MIDDLETON. Reaitor.
RE. llSl; eyes,. LO. 5-5107.
MT. PLEASANT-20-ft. row brk.,
completely renovated; delightful To-
SSastion adjoining the park; rms.
baa ba paths. including 2 inclosed
reated rm porshes and paneled rec;
cash pymt. viii buy. ". Eves.. Es,n; call SWe5 Wo
3335gg9; FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI
wooDACREs-owner leaving SO and
must sacrifice lovely Colonial brick
hiDmei invitiins soIHt Iiv yx yrs od lss has
and modern kit: kit: 9nd 5nH T.. ash ! twin. 1m
baths; full bsmt'. with gas heat. @
ouini. ouiif-in gar: Priced to sell with
enics possession F. A. TWEED CO.
''o4 Conn., ave NV EN-. 1870.
NEAR N. J. AVE. AND P. sT.-Two
vacant lot, 14xo5 one house vacant
at present. Price, S6.350, with
Sl;n0o cash. F. ELLIOT MIDDLE
TON Realtor. RE. 1881; ewes, LO.
ASKING SKI ssI! sn5'Soo; cozy, modern, pre-.
Govt, park: large lot; painted walls
gas heat. recr. rm.. ia baths. Ma,
0223; eves.. ia. 4679. 20
NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
4 homelike bungalow with a large
hV. rm., din. rm., kitchen, 2 bed
rooms and bath; fun bsmt.; garage.
MI M5i Reed, WI. 519I; INEz cUsH-
oPER ATR' ssGfpNIt0T sGN' 90 g. .4II 42s2 n.RK2s9,
Ingraham st. NV. fmmaculate
semidet brk. home. Is yrs. old;
3 bedrms., .2h baths, rec. rm'.
nrepls.,, de luxe equipment. garbage
disposal. gas heat. Diet. brk.
gar. many extras Real value
SlS,95O. Excel. terms. w. CLIP.
FoRD SHERTzER. RE. 22o1; Sun.
FOR SALE BY OWNER beSpm
Oct. home. full basement: oil h,-W h.;
Cleveland Park. Phone OR. 8044.
LOVELY DETACHED PERMA-SToNr
house, newly decorated; has recep-
Sion nan, Nv rm., din. rm., mod
KIT, bedrms., mod. tiled bath,
recr,, rm.,. gear gar; oil h. w h.
spacious throughout; very conv. To-
gated; immediate possession. Priced
Sl9,950. Call Mr. Burton, RE. 65S5;
evSes;; NSS ~. 7-ISs2. WOODWARD &
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ASKING $15,5OO. cozy. modern, pre-.
war, 6-rm., corner brick: facing
Govt; park: large lot; painted walls,
0223; eves., TIA, 4e79. 90
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SILVER SPRING-Facing the new st.
Camillas Church at Carroll and J. tn
ave.-Semidet. Q bedrms. liv. rm
din rm., bsmt., porch; prand-new;
Sis mo. Phone MA. 6433; week
ends and ewes. JU. 7-66OS. II
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2 bedrms.. large de luxe apt, parquet
floors, Venetian blinds, Hollywood
picture windows; S95 incl. utils.
APPLY
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED
UNIVERSITY HILLS

LOCATED ON UNIVERSITY LANE
AND OLD COLESVILLE RID, ONE.
HALF MILE WEST OF UNIV. OF
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AAA GAS STATION

And repair shop business in a eood
downtown location of Alex. fully
equipped. good lease. Priced at
$1,000. Terms can be arranged
Call for further Information. AL
BAKER &. SON. INC, TIE. 7343. AL.
6644. go
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

DIPLOMATIC couple desires Q or s.
bedrm. furn. house or apt in NV.
area. OIL. 1868. or MI. 4402. Ext. g.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED"We
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Md. or NV. D. c.; free apprais-
ais, no delay. For complete rental
service, phone us TODAY. PERRY
HAY CO., 81. 6242. II
FURNISHED 3-bedrm. home or apt,
desired for 6 mos, NV. preferred; !;
about $3.50 mo. Call KO. 44S0, Ext
804: Leave message.
HOUSE OR APT; 5. 4-bedrm. un-
furn.: by exec. with perm. position.
Prefer District; reas. rent; local
ref. BOX l75-C, Star. 3Os
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COT.ORED
1423 R ST. NV.

OPEN FOR INSP., 9-5
Beautiful apis. of 2 large rooms, kit.
and bath: det,; elevator bldg.; $40 %
to SS7 $50
HENRY SALUS,
1l04 VERMONT AVE NV
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACCRoSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
seperate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. Olo4. UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC. (estab. l906l.
LOCAL and long distance mov'ne:
reas. rates. FERMAN'S TRANSFER
co. INC. 800 Maine Ave. s.w.,
ME 6072. .
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt serv.: reas. ST. 1000. z days
q wk.. z a.m.-9 pm. W MARVIN
30s
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcont. }
While You Are Waiting
FALLS CHIIRCH

Four bedrooms. two baths: a beauti-
full home, beautifully furnished. i'm
maculate. Available now to Feb.
only; garage, oil heat. maid service
furnished 5 days each week $500
for the entire period, including all
utilities except phone. Adults only,
references required.
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont., /,

DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT
Choice North Arlington location,
crossing over S4O0 weekly. Excel
lent financing. Ideal for GI part
nership Inspection by appointment
No address given by phone.
JOHN H. MILLER JR. g. Bro.
IA A1980
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Out 14th st. Bridge to Shirley hwy,
past Dolly, Madison High School,
turn right to Glebe rd.. left through
underpass and follow W. Glebe I'd
to DEVELOPMENT on left.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DTNT

RENTALS
We have a number of furn. and un-
furn homes for immediate oc-
cupancy in very fine home sections
of Alex. Va. From a S105 monthly
and up. Leases required. For more
complete details and permission to
inspect
THE M H, BARRY ORG.
Established In 1912
2206 MOUNT VERNON AVE.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
II The Old Reliable Once"
AL, 0GTR TF oAA0
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FM. DDUU.
'RADIEY HILLS. Md, S2s,5oo--

Mod brlck home; Slate roof; 3
Crescent. bedrms, 2 Carrara-tile
gar with deck: oil hot-air heat;
10 yrs. old; Venetians. screens and
storms throughout; well-drained lot
6OxI60. No agents. OWNER. OIL.
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MERIDIAN HILI,-Three-s row
bsmt:; ideal for rooming house. Price
Sl5. 300, with substantial cash
ELLIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor.
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MANOR PARK

A444NN'It 111t1A
Seyen-rm. brick home. in fine cond.
in ideal location for transp. and
schools: front porch, side hall, liv.
rm., din. rm,, full breakfast rm..
lovely kit, 3 lge. bedrms., fioored
and heated incl. porch; full modern
recr. rm., gas h.-wh. lge. yard
with Gear garage. Call Mr.. (Dobbs)
DobrowoIski.
CAMPANELLA & CO,
Ex. Alb; Ewes, 81. 5000.
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NEARBY SUBURBS
fenced yard; possession January 1.
Call Mrs. James, AP. 2193. KIRKS
REALTY CO., Realtors. HO. 677S.
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A B g. w Braddock Heights bus. 10Th
| and Penna. ave-; l blk to develop
ment from bus stop at Old Dominion
| blvd
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. (cont.)

VACANT, move in; of East Capitol
and Lincoln Park; beautiful large
gas h.-w.h.; low as $3.50 down. Call
any time. FIR. 5212 or Ii. 3-4779.
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FALLS CHURCH 3-bedrm. frame
rambler; no bsmt.; fully-eauip. kit;
Pimmit Hills; S115 per mo. ARFAXI
REALTY, FA. 1850
HOUSE FOR RENT-7096 Central
ave, Seat Pleasant; 4 rms. and bath.
Call 10. S-5403. 80
KENSINGTON, MD.-4-bedrm. Cape
Cod; immed. occupancy; powder rm.,
1st H.; full bath on 2nd; full bsmt.
alum. storm windows, picket fenced
yard; close to schools, shopping,
transp.; $3.50 to responsible tenant.
81. 50t6. -31
TWO BRICK HOUSES for rent; S110
and $125; conv. location. Lo,
TOWER HOMES nr. Arlandria shop.
center-3-bedrm att. house, brand
new; 1a rental; avail. immed.;. S110|
Pentagon. OWNER. nc cH. l. S47's.. S4s' J. $50 sj
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NORTH ARLINGTON


Four bedrooms. two baths. also two
half baths, den with firepl., break
fast nook. ultramodern kitchen
with everything. Large living room
and recreation, each with a fire.
place; maids room and bath, 2-car
garage. White brick and stone,
nearly new. Available Jan. 2. one
to three years. $500 month.
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NEAR N. J. AVE. AND P. sT.-Two
2-story, arm. frame houses, and
vacant lot, 14xa5: one house vacant
ct present. Price, S6.35O, with
81 900 cash. F. ELLIOT MIDDLE
TON Realtor. RE. 1881; ewes, LO.
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ROMYE LAMBORN

OF. $3.50 OF. so35
80
LOWELL ST. N,W.-Nicely- furn. g.
bedrm.. 2-bath house; avail. i'm
mediately. S21O. HO. 4732.
D. A. HANES CO., INC.
Evening star., 1951-08-09
'Yugos|avia Raises
Price Of Cigarettes
To $3.50 a Package
BY the Associated Press

BELGRADE, Aug. $50 vol
think you are spending too much
for cigarettes?
Then give a gasp for the plight
of the Yugoslav chain smoker.
The government has boosted
the price 125 per cent, to 80 dinars
for 20 cigarettes. In hard cash al
official rates, that amounts tt
$1.80 a package.
To quiet the howls Of outraged
smokers, the government in
creased the number of industrial
coupons to which each state
worker is entitled from 4,30(
worth year to $500. That was
some consolation, for most people
in communistic Yugoslavia work
for the state.
Coupons Reduce Price.
BY using the industrial coupons
they could buy a limited amount
of cigarettes for only 36 cents
a package. The coupons, accom-
panied by dinars, entitle the
holder to an approximate 30 pei
cent reduction.
So long as they last.
Here in YugoSlavla. however
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Germans Planning Small. Ships
To Regain Travel Prestige

We can go after larger group OF
travellers who want fun and COM
fort but at modest expense. Wher
our cargo-passenger ships are
fully developed-fast and tidy
we will be able to offer a rounc
trip for the same price that the
Queens charge for one way"
| Current plans envisage freight
.ers of 10000 to $4,000 tons having
accommodations for about 10(
passengers. None have beer
started yet, but the West German
government is keenly interested ir
pushing the project.
War casualties and reparations
virtually wiped out the German
commercial fleet. Until recently
the Allies prohibited German:
from exceeding an artificial limit
of 1900 tons and II knots on new
ships. But this, like many other
Allied punitive controls, has beer
discarded.
/ At present, only little freighters
carry the German flag on the high
seas. Typical of the postwar YES
sells is Capt. Ernest Kammann'S
"Odenwald," which had just five
passenger cabins and weighs in
at 1000 tons. It's usually filled t
capacity.
Evening star., 1951-08-09
By the Associoted Press

HAMBURG. Germany, Aug. g.
West Germany has plans to
tighten travel costs for overseas
tourists and capitalize on a post
war handicap-the dearth of Ger
man ocean liners.
In the palmy days before the
last war, the Bremen and Europa
helped boost Germany's prestige
on the Atlantic. But monetary
profits, if any, were negligible
The Bremen was burned out in
1912 and the Europa, which the
French took as war reparationS,
is sailing now under the tricolor
as the Liberte.
No new blue ribbon liners are
listed in. the German future. But
shipping circles here say there is
a growing demand for the con-
struction of fast dual-purpose
cargo and passenger ships to be
the mainstay of a future mer-
chant marine.
/ One German shipbuilder put it
/ this way:
Consider cruise on the Queen
Elizabeth from Cherbourg to New
York. For the lowest class, the
fare is about $3.50. We can never
again afford the luxury of trying
to compete with the Queens. But
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Norway Tours Call
For Winter Clothes
BY the A. ociated Press

OSLO.-When taking a summer
cruise to Norway. better bring
along some nice warm clothes and
your skis.
That at least is the impression
of some 100 tourists from many
nations. currently on a mid-Sum-
mer cruise to the Norwegian fiords
with the Stella Polaris."
Driving from Hjoerungaflord,
25 miles south of AaleSund across
the mountains to Geirangerfiord,
their touring cars were forced to
return at the half way mark by
bowling snowstorm. A Sched-
uled skiing exhibition by crack
Norwegian skiers on what was left
of last years snow was called off
because of too much fresh snow
Evening star., 1951-08-09
Think Parking Fines Tough?
1T Was Worse for Grandfather

For obstructing any ROAD or
highway in parking, Gramp was
subject to a fine of from 81 to $40.
Nowadays they refer to it more
genteely as double parking"
Both restrictions on Cramps
haste in galloping down street"
for fresh cigars were among a
new set Of ordinances adopted by
the East Greenwich Town Coun-
cil, October l, 1887. Previous
town regulations, probably dating
back to the colonial stock, were
then repealed.
The new ordinances" included
several which today would startle
judge and complainant as well as
defendant.
Throwing shells or glass cor
other sharp substances capable
of dangerously wounding the feet
of horses or other animals" cost
anyone with so malicious a turn
of mind SIS for the first offense
and $50 thereafter
Coasting (no age limit specified)
on any street was punishable with
a 81 fine ION weekdays" Perhaps
to help distraught mothers with
children apt to skip Sunday
School, the fine for coasting on
Sundays was set at S..
An odd feature of an 1893
ordinance banning riding of bi-
cycles on sidewalks was a pro-
vision calling for said fine ($5)
to endure one-half thereof to the
use of the complainant and one
half thereof to the use of the
town"
No record is available showing
how many complainants turned up
to have the $3.50 enure Ckick
back to them.
Most startling of the 1887
ordinances to town residents to-
day, however, probably would be
one reading as follows:
THE owner or owners, occupant
or occupants, or any person hav-
ing care of any building or lot of
land bordering on any street,
square, or public place within this
town where there is a sidewalk
supported by a curbstone, shall
within the first four hours of day
light, after the ceasing to fall of
any snow. cause the same to be re-
moved therefrom
The penalty was 81 to $40 for
each hour the snow was not re-
moved.
In connection with the last
mentioned ordinance. and all the
others too. for that matter. it
might be noted that none had
been repealed as of last night.
Evening star., 1951-08-09
Parrots Vocabulary
Hardy, So SPCA Sues

A court case has been launched
at Valparaiso by the Chilean So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals against a sailor owning
parrot whose vocabulary is more
than hardy.
/ The Chilean SPCA maintains
that to train a cockatoo to use vile
language is tantamount to cruelty.
Consequently, the humane society
demands that the bird be taken
away from the tar and intrusted
into the care of new and fair
speaking masters.
Lpnnr TnIIs
Evening star., 1951-08-09

| PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 9
(NANA). - Ever grouse a bit
when you've had to fork over a
buck for carelessness in parking
your car too long in the same
place? Or in the wrong place to
begin with?
Consider, then the fate of your
grandfather in Eas, Greenwich
when he was a bit careless with
the horse or team.
For fastening any horse or
team of any description to the
lamppost of any street lamp. any
hydrant or watering trough" he
could be parted from $40.
And that in the day when a
buck was one dollar, not 80 cents
the disposition of the family in
dustrial coupons long has been
the prerogative of the housewife.
They can be used with similar
discounts for clothes and shoes,
for pots and pans, for a new crib
for junior. for anything that is
made by the state-operated in
dustries.
And housewives, especially the
non smoking ones, part with great
reluctance with their stock in
trade.
~
you're smoking my new dress
and young Boris shoes for next
year" is typical household wall
since the new decree went into
effect.
With wages averaging between
1000 and 5000 dinars a month,
the cigarette price boost means
a good many must choose between
going without smokes or without
lunch. They just can't afford
both.
The government, itself. stands to
lose little aside from some popu-
larity. 1t has ready export mar
ket for the fine tobacco it grows in
Macedonia in case consumption
is cut down here. If smoking
continues at the past rate of puffs,
well and good. That means more
revenue.
Meanwhile, it had a sop to offer
YugoSlavia'S smokers. Its Official
press announced that neighboring
Hungary. under the strain of Rus
sian demands for supplies, had
been forced to the extreme of Or
ganizing groups to collect dis
carded cigarette butts for reuse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-15
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Evening star., 1951-05-06
BY The Assoeiated Press


VIENNA, Austria. May 5.-Con1-
|munism behind the Iron Curtain
will be tested in a free election to-
morrow. Pro-Western Austria is
choosing a new federal president
with ballot boxes in all four occu-
|pation zones.
A quarter of this Central Euro
|pean republic lies in the Russian
sphere of influence and is occupied
|by $4,000 Soviet troops. However
the Russians are permitting Aus
trians in their zone to vote freely
Only one of the six candidates
lis a Communist. The election thus
will show how much strength the
Austrian Communist Party and its
Russian rulers have won or lost
since nationwide parliamentary
election 18 months ago. They
won only 5 per cent of the vote
then.
Voting Is Mandatory.
Voting is mandatory for the
4,513.597 eligible persons in all the
|zones-Russian, American, French
and British. Those who doni
vote will be fined. @
The candidates are:
DR.. Heinrich Gleissner, So, pro-
|vincial governor Of the American
zone state of Upper Austria. DR.
Gleissner is the candidate Of the
Peoples Party, Austria's biggest
political group, which is supported
by the Catholic Church, the farm
ers and conservative business peo-
pie.
DR.. Theodor Koerner, 78, a pop
ular right-wing Socialist who was
once a general in the Austro- Hun
garian imperial army. He is sup
ported by the vast mass of the
country's workers, particularly in
industrial Vienna.
Gottlieb Fiala, SO, a Communist,
who has been appealing for votes
from all left-Wing groups.
Priest in Race.
Prof. Burghard Breitner, 66, who
is supported by the neo-Nazi
League of Independents. Breitner
is president of the Austrian Red
Gross and a professor of surgery
at Innsbruck University.
Prof. Johannes Ude, II, a Cath
olic priest who is one of Austria S
leading prohibitioniSts. He has
little support and defied a church
ban to take part in politics.
Mrs. Ludovica Hainisch- Mar
chet, 49-year-old high school
Evening star., 1951-05-06

pins for 10 years. sapphire for Is
years, ruby pins for 20 years and
diamond pins for 80 years. First
showing was made of a film de-
picting the growth and history OF
the store.
Guests included Samuel M
Hecht, president of the Hecht Co.,
the son of the founder; Robert
H. Levi. executive vice president
and son-in-law of the late Alex
ander Hecht, co-founder of the
Washington store. Charles B
Dulcan, ST., executive vice-presi-
dent and general manager of the
department store, club officers ano
other members with more than
30 years service.
Officers of Clubs.
Officers of the 10-to-50 Yeal
Club are: Muriel Heathcote Bald
win, president; j. Leonard Har-
per, vice-president, and Charlie.
%. Gaylord, secretary treasurer.
Officers of the 5-to-1O Year
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Right-Wing Radical Party
Faces Test in Germany

FRANKFURT, Germany, May
R.-The kind of right-wing radi-
calism on which the Nazis rode to
power gets its first big election
test in West Germany tomorrow
In farm-dappled Lower Saxony
4 100000 eligible voters will elect
Ia parliament. Germans are con-
cerned most how the Socialist
Reich Party fares.
The West German government
calls the party a new Nazi group
and wants to outlaw it. Already
its elite-guard Reichsfront has
been banned by the federal par
lament for operating like Nazi
Storm Troopers.
The Socialist Reich Party has
Icampaigned vigorously and de-