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Evening star., 1952-12-27
Near anime Revealed
In Hungary; Reds Put
Blame on Weather
Severe Summer Drought
And Frost Result in
Importation Of Food
BY the Associated Press

BUDAPEST. Hungary. Dec.
I27-Hungary's Communist eco
nomic directors have disclosed
that this nation suffered from a
severe summer drought and
spring frost in 1852. Famine was
averted by importing foodstuffs in
considerable quantity" from
friendly countries" an official
said.
Economic Boss Erno Gero, a
vice premier and considered No. 2
in the Communist hierarchy
made the disclosure at a recent
meeting of the party's central
committee.
AS a consequence, Gero said,
the Politburo has decided to raise
industrial production targets in
1853 by Is per cent. But, he added,
this raise "is to per cent less
than we could have achieved
without this years serious frost
and drought"
Says State Is Strong.
This was the first time the gov
ernment officially admitted that
Hungary's 1852 agricultural pro-
duction Jagged considerably be-
hind the plan" because of the
unfavorable weather. Neverthe-
less, said Gero, "our people S
democracy is a strong state which
not only averted the nightmare
of famine, but guaranteed undis-
turbed supplies to our people"
He blamed the setback on a
number of snarls beside the
weather. Gero said the Kulak
upper middle class farmer) Ger
tainly remained the arch-enemy
of agriculture progress. There
were chinks in the Socialist struc-
ture, too.
"A considerable part of the CO.
operatives fulfilled their obliga-
ton of crop delivery worse than
independent peasants. Also state
farms Jagged behind their crop
collection obligations" Gero de-
clared.
Hoarders Punished.
For a time Hungarians feared
food rationing. which was abol-
ished a year ago, would have to
be reintroduced.
Recently Hungarians have been
reading in their newspapers brief
reports about stiff sentences
passed on hoarders, similar to the
stories that appeared during the
austerity period of 1851. Not less
than seven such trials were re-
ported by the papers on a single
day, November %, when the state
accused six women and one man
with having bought flour and
bread in quantities of 220 to $50
pounds. Sentences ranged from
two to five years in prison and
their property was confiscated.
| The drought. according to ex-
perts. afflicted mainly fodder, po-
tatoeS and corn. They said the
harvest of bread grains was not
too badly down from other years.
Evening star., 1952-12-27

followed for building world peace,
and checking the sweep of Soviet
Imperialism. He thinks the de-
cision to go into Korea was the
hardest he had to make.
And Mr. Truman still believes
that the only way to deal with
Russia is to meet force with force
but he admits frankly that he just
doesn't know if Russia will dis
play less intransigence toward
the new administration than ha:
been the case since World War
II ended.
Il hope so," he said simply. But
he emphasized anew that there
must be no relaxing of the arms
program.
The President met his inter.
viewers. one by one, at his desk
in the Executive Offices OvaI
Room. which already is beginning
to take on a bare look, as personal
(COnfinNoI ~, Dooo 40 To1 o,
Evening star., 1952-12-27
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Presi-
Ident-elect Eisenhower and Lewis
Douglas. former Ambassador to
Great Britain. discussed the most
recent statements by Soviet
Premier Stain during a 9O-min-
ute conversation at the generals
home today.
Emerging from the President
elects residence ON the Columbia
University campus, Mr.. Douglas
said the two had discussed very
Slantingly" Marshal Stalin's state
ments made in response to a letter
sent him by the New York Times
Mr.. Douglas, Democrat. who
supported Gen. Eisenhower dur
ing the presidential campaign, did
mot elaborate on his "very slant
ingly" phrase.
Wide Range Of Topics.
The former Ambassador said
the two also discussed briefly the
forthcoming visit here Of Prime
Minister Winston Churchill and
talked about Europe and differ
ent things"
"We wandered all over from
football to water conservation, -
Mr.. Douglas said of the conversa-
ton. Il was here to renew an
old association.
Asked if he had been offered q
post with the incoming admins
tration. Mr.. Douglas said mo,
have not"
He smiled as he replied to the
question and laughed moment
later when he was asked Are you
available?"
We'll, live in Arizona" he said
Gen. Eisenhower aides picture
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Rito Hoyworth Back
From European Trip
By the Assoeioted Press

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 27.-Rita
Hayworth arrived home yesterday
from Europe. a day late for
Christmas, but with a trunk full
of toys for her daughters, Yasmin
and Rebecca.
The actress was accompanied by
her father, Edouard Casnino, a
dance instructor. She told news
men there is no change in the
status of her plans for divorce
from Moslem Prince Ally Khan,
father of Yasmin.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
IreIan Probe Staff
May GET Authority
To Make Arrests
Big-Time Gamblers Are
Reported Operating
In District Again
By Charles 6. Brooks

United States Attorney Charles
M. Irelan will ask the Justice De-
partment and Congress for a spe-
cial investigative staff which may
have the power of arrest to back
up his newly created Division of
Investigation, The Star learned
last night.
Meanwhile. it was revealed, Mr.
Irelan plans to intensity the Dis
.trict's cleanup of underworld
.Syndicates, with special emphasis
on the narcotics, gambling and
bootlegging rings here.
1t also was learned, unofficially
that big-time gambling names, de-
clared by police officials to be out
Of business eight months ago, are
still operating.
The names, which the special
investigative unit of the United
States Attorneys Office will look
into. include Roger (Whitetop,
Simkins, Emmitt Warning. Abe
(JeWboy Dietz) Plisco, and others
All are persons mentioned by the
Senate District Crime Investigat-
ing subcommittee which made its
final report last summer.
Followed Recommendation.
Mr.. Irelan said yesterday he
had made the request for an
independent investigating staff
shortly after the committee rec
commended it but that the request
had never been acted on.
Police assistance to the United
States Attorneys Office has been
a matter of controversy for the
last few years. At one time, 1t
Joseph Shimon, recently cleared
of wire-tapping charges by a po-
lice trial board, was head of a
squad detailed to the prosecutor s
Office.
However, 1t. Shimon was re-
called by former Chief Robert j
Barrett when the wire-tappine
charges came up. and it was not
until Chief Murray was sworn in
that a few plain clothesmen were
again detailed to the Office.
Mr.. Irelan termed his new in
vestigation unit as comparable tc
the organization New York Gov
Dewey headed when he was d
New York County district attor-
ney. He promised it would be q
legal racket squad in the truest
form and would investigate al
major crime in the District.
Walden to Be Head Unit.
The unit will be headed by
Assistant United States Attorney
Thomas A. Walden, jr.. with
Robert L. Ackerly as his assistant
Both attorneys have been active
in crime Investigations since the
special rackets grand jury to in.
vestigate District crime was estab-
llShed last February.
Mr.. Walden, out of town for thu
holidays, was unavailable fol
comment. However. Mr.. Ackerl,
declared that the units primary
job would be to probe init
organized crime here.
i He pointed out that the specia
grand jury began investigating
the gambling racket, but switched
to the dope traffic because of th'
vicious nature of the illegal mar
coticS trade.
However, he declared, the new
division will return to gambling
investigations and will delve int
i (See CRIME Page A.3)
Evening star., 1952-12-27
u. S. to Aid Pukistun

CHITTAGONG, East Pakistan
Dec. 81 (P.-An announcement
today said the United States has
agreed to give Pakistan machinery
worth half a million dollars to
two schemes for de-
velopment of forest resources in
the Chittagong hill tracts.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Got Yeor-End Blues?
Meet Miss SoIIie

MISS SAlllE AT 95-She remembers
the Civil War. but her deft honds still
turn out fine needIework. Stor Stoff
Writer Horriet Griffths reports her con-
versotion with o Iody who doesn't feel
old on pose All.
NEW FACES IN coN6REss-A two
term Mayor Of his home town is coming
to Congress. EIford A. cederbers. Re-
pubIieon, from Miehison's 10th con.
sressionoI district is introduced on
poee Ali.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Allied Raiders Battle
Reds on West Front
In Freezing Weather
Clash Near Ponmuniom
Reported to Have Cost
Enemy 53 Casualties
By the Associated Press

SEOUL, Dec. 27.-Allied raiders
pushed through a freezing snow
on the Western front today and
killed or wounded an estimated
SO Chinese Communists.
The 9th Army tactical summary
said the Allied unit engaged the
Reds in a 4O-minute clash near
the truce-site city of Panmunjom
in near-zero temperatures.
A brief fight erupted nearby
when Chinese unit of unknown
size stabbed unsuccessfully at AL
lied positions.
Weather Clears Up.
The 5th Air Force said fighter
bombers hit Red frontline areas
in clearing weather this after
noon. Earlier. rain and snow had
grounded most Allied planes.
The 9th Army said a Chinese
platoon attacked on the eastern
front south of Anchor Hill and
defending troops killed or wound
ed 13 Reds.
Elsewhere along the freezing
155-mile battle front, allied pa
Itrols encountered large groups OF
Red defenders.
One allied patrol ran into q
group of so Chinese near Chorwon
on the central front. The allies
called for artillery, which killed OF
wounded 30 Communists.
Skirmish Lasts an Hour.
Another United Nations patrol
fought an hour-long skirmish with
80 Reds near Heartbreak Ridge
on the eastern front. Seven Reds
were reported killed.
New snowfall blanketed the front
shortly after midnight, ranging ur
to two inches in several sectors
early today.
The 5th Air Force said B-2e
bombers destroyed about 40 Com
munist vehicles yesterday before
snow and rain grounded them.
The Air Force weekly summary
said three allied war planes were
lost over North Korea last week
One American Sabre jet was shot
down by Communist MIG fighters;
an Australian twin-jet Meteor was
downed by anti-aircraft fire, anc
an unidentified jet was lost tc
unknown causes"-presumably
mechanical trouble.
Evening star., 1952-12-27

MANILA, Dec. q (R.-Metro-
politan Opera star Helen Traubel
arrived today from Tokyo and
Korea for a series Of concerts.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
StocksinSpotIight

NEW YORK Up. - Following are the
sales tadd 00). high. low, closing price and
met change Of the 20 most active stocks
flor the week:
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Special Roto Copies

Permanent copies Of The Stars centen-
nial rotogravure section on extra-heavy
paper can be bought separately for 10 cents
at the business counter in the lobby of The
Star Building.
Evening star., 1952-12-27

Continued on Page Az. Col. 2.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Helen TroubeI in MuniIu

(See CAUDLE, Page A-30
Evening star., 1952-05-28

These prices effective until close Of business
Saturday. May 81, 1852, In Washington, ID.
c.; MARYLAND: Bethesda, Silver Spring,
Takoma Park, Bladensburg, Rockville, Gal.
thersburg, Coral Hills, Hyattsville, Kensing-
ton, Brentwood, Chevy Chase, Colmar
Manor, wheaton, Mount Rainier, College
Park, Berwyn, Suitland, Marlboro, Laurel.
AIexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, FaIls
Church, Mclean, Herndon, Vienna, AMMAN.
dale. NO SALES TO DEALERS. WE RE-
SERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT GUAM.
Titles. Produce prices subject to change
daily.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

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or drug store cosmetic counter.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
By ELENT SAKES
FoshiOn Editor

WHAT WOMAN does not relish . the ssano of we
beino gives when worn. it oso hos proeti"eo s'de.
for is worm Comfortable eorent which will provide
wears cf wear with proper core This tends to 1oHe
Out Of the so-coed luxury Gloss and noke it o'most
necessitv in any weli-dressed wonnon's wordrooe,
whether it be stole, jacket, short eoot or merely on
occent such as O mutt or copeIet.
Such little furs" styled with the some eroee ono M
o9swer for many women who feel thot they oy not be
obIe to offord the larger investment yet want to noVe
q fashionable look , ..
for those who can afford them
Evening star., 1952-08-29

O4AGV V14AOC, y. z.
Newly listed. excellent 4-bedrm
Z-Dath brick; well-proportioned
rms; stairs to expandable ard floor:
nuee panelled rec. rm.: most cony.
to transportation and schoois. Sesn
well landscaped lots Mrs. Wilbourn.
OL; O2a4 with THOS. L. PHILLIPS,
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED tcont. }

MANASShS, Va. AkEA; $40 mo-; Isl
n; rms: pvt. entr. Manassa:
64-F-31. Brown Farm on 619, bet
Independence Hill and Brentsville.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

3-BEDRM. COLONIAL, 21s baths. 500
per mo. REAL ESTATE SERVICE
NC Sa5,a 47es Lee Hwy. All. Va. ia
SILVER SPRING. 1921 Parham I'd.
Of Md.-Three-bedrm. brick ram,
bier, S135. Call Rental Mgr. WO
1000. THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
Mr.. PENTAGON-one-bedrm. bunga.
l9w, H,s,na A'MiI;; iks.%Hs Ss5s; Ask operator fol
fenaed ssTd 9FSk f o,ms aSto c0as, Taihsr
pike, good bus bus service; s135. OWN
ALExANDRIA. 1912 River I'd
Vacant, immed. possession. .5-rm
ssd ;s%desieasd siSo R pFs1 sssss ssai6 6u fs2ssf
IDEAL SILVER SPRING location ton on
Colesville road for chiropractor,
doctor. ETC.; home and ofice:
mos. lease with option to buy; 9
room and Kitchen; "e; front porch and
garage; doctors office and bath in
BLANCHARD. { 7l!5 Realtor. s J6. s.s757
rAIhs ani,s ca1kcH-sh HUH b.drms.. 81 u
ss' sfths sss4st ssTt FH yard a4!1 blk to SCHOOLS
line near Annandale. S55 mo. JE
So4s sIoSi 9Th PL. x.E.-rwo-bedroom
semidet. brick. Liv. rm., din; rm.
can Mr.: smith, with FRANK 8
NEAR PENTAGON - Two-bedroom
home. with. nice. fenced-in yard;
S1,175 for 1-yr. lease; rent in ad-
vance; ! or 2 children WELCOME
silvia III Eas7Sssi SsiiRNc-N.w. s-bedrSom nso
semidet. brick home; avail. for i'm
mediate occupancy; $125 per mo,
MOOR AGENCY, INC. sH. 5555
BuNGALow-Four rms. and bath,
Rosemere Rose fRie st Hollywood sns 'ha Psrk sil
yer Spring; Md. Mr.. JAMES NJ.
caESEkLY: m;;-Excspt,onaI e-Tm.
din. A rm.. i:.-n. sS1ee powder % rm'. bsmt.. Mt.
mo. on lease. Call WA. 5000. 30
ARLINGTON-Two-bedrm. rambler,
located very conv. to Naval Annex.
#. Myer and Pentagon; newly re;
as de-. 81 FEr further information. ga gall
1914 ~ esaAtNsroRD RD.. silver Tg spring.
Md.----Well-l suburban brick
rambler. Three bedrms.. living rm,.
dinette, kitchen and bath. full base
ment; conv. to transp. and shopping.
$3.50 g. mo. M. PAUL HANNAH.
732 18th st. NV. ME. 400. go
ARI... / mi: Pentason. Attrac. q
hedrT1. modern semidet. brick: nr.
schools. bus shops; fenced rear vd.:
auto. heat. $120 mo. ia. 7-7nS7
= .RrnRM AJExANDRIA, 11-cn ~
fen fenced ou yard; sEs min. Pentason; s1a6
eos g. DRuRY Ss RaI' LANE - rhree-bedrm -teg
i%meslsssiy; i'm s,% y1Si :. MALCOLM. Real
ARLINGTON. 1io N. cleyeand st.
Nice 6-rm. Col. with firepl.; full din.
rm.; huge scr. porch. Light bsmt.
110-ft. frontage. Close-in. Vacant.
$40. Cali OWNER. CHI. 1921.
SILVER SPRING AVE. at Piney
Branch rd.--Five-rm. brick bunga-
low; extra bedrm. End a.; bsmt..
BROS, tin 9. 81. 1911.
HILLS-3-bedrm. COL
oniai; full bsmt. oil heat; walking
distance grade school and shopping;
MD.-Brick bungalow: 8
bedrms.; lge. liv.-din. comb; mod
ern .GE kit; garh. disposal, dish
ysshsy; sy 1.v lse; =; ~ .Ho s2 ssRS ssmso si25
e HEDRMS., nearby Silver Spring;
gas heat. SI26 month. Call JU. q
6166 after 9 pm. -81
Evening star., 1952-08-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

because Of illness: reasonable. 'e Gooa ooe
PSGITRTP st tTR TPfSSls sSb sEt Il fS5Ss tGSs
New building. good neighborhood, on
Excellent opportunity. FIR. ss6s. -
GROCERY STORE-in new SHOPPING
cen center nt,a IL, near Ashton; new fixtures
svaaiaS,e. suans;. good opportunity for re
fIHRflO1e SsRT. 81. DsFty; soi5. MILTON F. By sgP-
ne. office. mixed clinentele. Excel.
income from property management
and insurance modest rent, 3-yr.
average ayersg over $500 mo. Easily i'm
basis. Will assist or train buyer If
desired. Owner i'll. Exceptional op-
portunity for colored or white pur-
chaser; No trifiers please. $4,000
cash cash to o handle and $75 per mo.
TRUCKMEN-If you are financially
able to buy . new or used light-duty
tractor. we can help you put il into
year-around work. at excel. rates.
This is an Al proposition. and a
real opportunity for good men. Call
WAFFLE sHoP-Good going business;
in good location; reasonable rent,
and terms. Apply ut 1888 18th st.
WRITE YOUR own pric. tag on 1T this
shoe shop. Must be sold today!
,yH Mritsea teaosa guarantee; good business. s1.
DELrCATEssEN; N. Y. style; thriving
business; good price to quick buyer.
BfLi1HRD M ARD PARLoR - compietely ae
equipped; 5 tables. and counter;
401s Lee highway. cherrydale SArlJ
TAVERN-Here is a money-msker.
Owner quotes almost 1000 cases Of
bee beer and 60 barrels monthly. II
lnvestisats this this one. Long lease.
ACTIVE; SERVICE Wiai STATION no show
ing good profit. Rent paid on gall
onage basis. Ideal for party with
trailer home. Phone Marlboro 9s9S.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-A very profit
ton e in s0oE eoong Susress 81 epcnsF Sas fs
ilies; near the bay. Fully equipped
self-service market and restaurant
with modern 2-bedroom apartment
above: above valued valued at far more than
band called for overseas duty with with
services; business too much for
wife. to handle. Only $4,000 plus
stock at cost; convenient terms
may be arranged; will also consider
lease. Phone Mr. Fowler. locally.
WO. S7l6 ewes. after $40 or stop
by office any day. CHESAPEAKE
CO.. INC. At The Stop Sign,
Chesapeake Beach, Md al
PAINTER wanted to in
vest $4,000 in growing and we'll
paying business. Must be able to
drive car. Established 80 years.
Box 21O-E. Star. 31s
GOING FOOD BUSINESS--I.ooking
for interested party with capital.
Good rate of return on the capital.
SILVER SPRING GROCERY STORE.
May be converted to delicatessen.
$4,000 covers modern equipment. in
ventory and freezers. Rental. 500
monthly. Reas. down payment puts
you into q solid business community.
JU. S-51OO. days; SH. 1894 or JU.
51sSo5 S;sS.9 ,SC. eyes. COUNTY INVEST
USED CAR LOT. well established,
nicely equipped; Groom ONCE; neon
sign; piped string lights; capacity
40 cars. Reason for selling-at two
locations. must dispose Of one. MOI
trifiers. UN. 1910.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
APARTMENTS WANTED

WHITE CPLE. desires unfurn, 1-bed.
rm. duplex before Nov.; cony, shop
and transp.; $50 max. LA. 6-5O96.
CONN. WIS. AVE. vIC.-Ennc. wanted
sior; up to $50. Me-. sessiYs: ssoo. Ext 0aes asb.
REFINED. responsible, out.of- town
business gentleman, daushters 9 and
8. desires 2-bedrm. apt. or duplex;
refs. exch. Box 213-E. Star. 81
APT. WANTED by settled white wcm-
an: 2-rm. and pvt. bath, on 1st a.
side or rear yd.: carfare from 49p
Penna. ave. NV. Box 226-E' star.
I-BEDRM. FURNISHED APT, near
elementary school. by mother and
ddaaufahter: da a1;, immediate occupancy.
VETERANS wife and baby urgently
need I-bedrm: unfurn, apt. in Sill
Nj MR. iPEasc KEao. area Can 'U' 7-sSoo' 9sI
FREE-Landlords applicants waitins
for your furn. or unfurn. apts. or
houses or suhlets. WASH. Va. White
Open q days. Ma 0001
BACHELOR APT. with shower: first
hoor; NV. or s.w. Box 2l6-E. Star.
ONE ROOM. unfurnished, efnciency
or Ink: by middle-aged lady; must
bs reasonable. Box 217-E. Star.
NEEDED ISsAIEDIATELY-a Or 8
bedroom apt. for 8 adults; NV.
section preferred; rent within rea-
son. Write particulars as to size
and number Of rooms. Box 2l2-E.
NsEp uNFuRNIsHED ant. In Mont
Eon1ey Ccunty. Nd. ares; Refs.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HOUSES FURNISHED

] mile from D: c.. 2-bedrm. bunga-
low, 2 yrs. old; $1I0 mo. Call AK.
1155 until 8 pm. POTTS REALTY
SILVER SPRING. woodmoor section.
Q bedrms. inck porch, freezer, large
oUifr ghHa fisS NEic#SosHooS Hsi sh SS57 ,st g. lv
nook. screened porch: End H., :
bedrms.. 9 baths. screened porch.
Bendix washer and garage. Rent.
$3.50. May be seen all dav Sat,
Sun: and Mon. 30 pm. 57O7 3rd
III. HARVARD NV: modern g
bath: fenced yard. Parking area.
Sl50 q month: 1 VI. lease. AID.
NV. WAsH.-wesley Heights, beau
tifully furn. 2 bedrms.., 2l2 baths.
rec. rm;. maids rm. and bath: gar.
onx sS xD on onser Tsaurss ss @on
FAIRFAX. VA.GModern Mod T home ONE 3 bed.
rms. den: ~ baths, tnclosed porch
garage; S165 per mo. GIL. 1918
6 BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS, vic. Porter st.
and Conn: ave: S175 mo. No chill
1874 HARVARD ST. NW.-seven
divided into apts.; fully furn: With
2 refrigerators and Bendix washer;
S16S.30 per mo. RAYMOND r.
RUPERT. 1017 18th st. NV. ST.
84S4. 81
GLOVER PARK-Beautiful Groom,
nation. call ia. 0sS5. 81
54O3 NEBRASKA AVE. N.W.-Det.
home. Two bedrms., liv. rm.. din
rm., complete new mod. kit, gas
heat: excel. loc., conv. transp.:
completely furn.; $50: ref. req.
discriminating owner. By appt., OR.
BETHESDA-Sept.- June. $50 mo.
(rental ceiling retained: children
accepted. WI. 569S. 81
SPRING-New, 3-bedroom,
semidet. brick home, avail. for i'm
mediate occupancy; $3.50 per mo,
lease; children accepted. WOOD
MOOR AGENCY, INC. SH. 5555.
$; ,I;; EI;-schaEmins Cha, new , s-rm; nh brick; IS
yard. $3.50. WA. 1900. 30
NEW EAST PINES. nicely furn. 2
bedrm. home with expan. attic.
Mod. kit. with automatic washer.
Ayail; Sept; L.; Sis per mo. J.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

PERMANENT GOVT. EMPLOYE de-
slres house for self and family in
suburban Md. Reas. rent. UN. OO35.
C.. G. COMDR.. wife. 2 teen-aSers
ees1re 5-6edrm. unfurn; house, near
oy Nd; $50 max. Call LO. b-3173.
81
MODERN BEDRM. house in Airing
ton area to $3.50. ME. O344. 8 to 6
MIDDLE AGE COUPLE wishes house
4 or rooms in. near Wash. Must
be reasonable Oct. l. 10. 2-149S.
BY BRITISH NAVAL oFFICER-
Four-bedrm. furnished house; mid
October, for Is months; Arlington,
alexandria, Chevy Chase areas pre-
ferred; careful tenant. EX. 1910,
Ext. H. from $3.50 to $50 week
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY OF q re-
Quires 3-bedroom unfurnished house
with basement. for 9 years; Sl5O-
$500 class; in northwest suburban
area; near school for 2 young
CHILDREN preferred. DE. 440O. Ext.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE, 3 or 4 bed
rooms. in Bradley School district of
Bethesda. We left our previously
rented house in better shape than
We found It: landlord references
Fnone day. MA. 1924; night. WI.
COLONEL AND FAMILY need 3.bsd-
room furnished house until Christ
mas. IA. S-73S7. 30
Evening star., 1952-08-29
RIGGS PARK
HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN, private bedroom. use
OF telephone and rest of house
Refined lady. DE. Obj. 81
COLORED-CHRlSTIAN elderly per-
with another; must be sober and
responsible. HU. 7496. 29s
COLORED-WILL SHARE furnished
6-room, modern home, NV, with
mtddle-age married couple, in ex-
change for part-time companion
free except utilities. BOX 23O-E,
Star. A
Evening star., 1952-08-29
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

TWO-BEDRM. APT, / blk. of CO.
lumbia pike-Ten minis. from Pen
tagon-$2. 700 down payment. 622S
Sth I'd, s. Arl., Va. Apt. 5. ia.
1-4267. 4
Evening star., 1952-08-29

pvt. bath: Ills 9th st. NV. See
McRAE. Apt. % or call HU. 1881.
CoLoRED-NEw. BEDRMs., iiv
rm., din. rm., kit. and bath: SS5
per mo; P. T.: CONSTRUCTION
CO.. 1424 K st., RIM. 300, ST. 2166
COLORED-4 ROOMS, kitchen and
bath. See any time. Do not call,
1858 Quincy st. NV. "A
COLORED-I-RM. APT, $50, util
incl; conv. busline. 1899 Half ct.
COLoRED-s RMS. AND BATH, ia4O
Maryland ave. ne; all util. furn.