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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

1854 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Bus.
woman to share 2-bedrm. unfurn.
apt. with lady. Du. 7-s6s6' Ext g go.
1880 IRVING ST. N.W.-Young man
will share air-cond. apt. with man
college graduate or student. CO; o.
GIRL aISs 70 rt'e SHARE q 1-bedrm. apt t With
another girl; NV; twin beds; $50.
Call RE. 1855, or NO. 1891.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS or mother and
l child do to share apt. Call after 8.
YOUNG LADY to share nice apt. apt in
Alex. with another lady; telephone
tagon and Wash. Call XII. 1862
ATTTRAC." s-BEDRM. APT. with Q
other girls, own private room, 2
all conv. ia 7-5438. III
ARL.-Cool. nicely furn. apt. to share
during summer. months while I'm
iington Hail. Rent reas. IA. S-s542.
GIRL to share apis everything fur
s s% Phone LU. 4-o12s or LU; 4
NV girl share mod. 8 bedrm.
home; twin beds, TV, with girls: S3S
mo. RIA. S-5SO2, ewes. and wk. ends.
YOUNG MAN, share 4-bedrm. furn.
home, with 8 other gentlemen; reas.
Arl., Is min. D. C. IA. 7-4523.
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks and poults. JAMES FEED
S sToRfEi ssM aP 4 mi RED NE c HICKS
best quality. $40 per 100; / wk. old,
Slo; 2 wks. old. SIS; Pekin duck
iings, So per dozen; turkey poults,
75c each. O. @. MAXWELL, q, 8.
Rte. 30. Lanham, Nd. WA. 7-1k4b.
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ROOMS eURN.-MD. 8 VA.

1917 N. EDGEWOOD-Lovely room
near bus. Home privils., TV, unlim.
phone IA. S-531S. -18
ARL.-Lge rm.. pvt. entr. and bath:
for lady; close to Clarendon Circle.
IA. 7-0l07. lie
ATTRAe. SGLE. RIM. pvt. bath. Cow.
Lee hwy. JA S-l337 liz
1924 Lee hwy.-Large
room, next to bath: cooking privil.
Bus at door. ia. $1,000.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WITH BOARD, for 2 retired
ladies. in private home. RE. 6-61 So.
Mt. PLEASANT. 1924 Park I'd. NV.
Nice sgle, and dble. rms; excel
meals: early breakfast; ! blk. Mt.
Pleasant car: 18th ct. bus: SIS
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont. }

SPACIOUS. COOL FRONT RIM, pvt.
sgssSS $40 dble.. liz c st. ne. Ii.
154O r ST. NV, 1.-THE CHURCHILL
Clean sgle. and dble. rms: cleo: fans.
Maid serv.: $500 up. NO 7-9s6s.
1885 p ST. N.w.-Nice clean front
only $3.50 week. --16
CONN. AVE. VIC, Upton st.-Lge.,
frt. rm.. twin beds, next bath: cool:
gentlemen or cple. WO. 6-4563.
1908 PA. AVE. N.w.-sinsle room,
private entrance. private bath: no
cooking. Call EN-. 2-S7I7. -16
DOUBLE BEDRM. on
front: pvt. home: cow. transp. Call
TU. 2-0103. -15
1910 18th sT.-sgi. and dbl, adj.
bath; 81 dn eonv.; excel. trans; reas.
1870 18th ST.-Bus at door; sgl
PRIVILEGES: reasonable. NO. 1922.
HALF BLOCK CONN. AVE-, 172s n
Front sgle. rm.. newly decorated,
next bath; $32 mo. ST. 3-3O76.
BETHEsDA-Lge. sgle. front room;
pvt. home. all cow, at Wis. ave.;
bus and shops; $50. OIL. 2-6434.
1S"
1916 r ST. NV, near Dupont Cir
cle-Cool attrac front room; lge.
7-2730. Ell. 6-363S ewes. -15
MT PLEASANT. S144 18th st. NV.
-Attrac. furn. bedrm with liv.
rm. for cple. or 2 gentlemen; pvt.
home and PRIVILEGES; excel. transp.
INTERRACIAL - Beautifully deco
rated, spacious rooms. Reasonable.
AID. 4-4774. r1S
PARK RID. NV, 1502-Clean, COM
Portable single rm.. newly dec. adj.
bath: cow. transp.: full-siZe desk:
gentleman. HO. 2-3462. lis
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND r ST.
Govt. empl. woman in apt; kit. privil.
Call HO. 2-5425, after 4 pm. -17
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5000 N. 10th ST., ARL.-2 lse. rms.
4 windows each, cleo. range, Frigid-
aire, sink, continuous hot water,
porches. shade, parking; SIS. IA.
Val or 2 quiet en-
ployed persons. KE. 9-6721. lis
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MIscELLANEous FOR SALE

TV-RADIO-PHONO COMB, ~" AM
FIN Sway record changer, Motorola,
$3.50. Cond. excel. WO. $3.50.
-16
TYPEWRITER, Underwood portable in
leather case; excellent condition.
S35. LA. 6-3466. Ia
TYPEWRITER, Reminston noiseless,
portable; excel. cond.; $40. EN-.
TYPEWRITERs, port. tNEwl. Rem.
ROYAL. Smith Corona, Und.. Olympia.
Free home DEM: 81 so wk. DI.
7-27O4.
VETERANS DISCOUNT co.
Discount to veterans and their fami-
lies only, on air -conditioners, fans,
TVS, refrigerators, washers, freezerS
and de-humidifiers. Lowest prices in
town to veterans. All name brands
available. Merchandise brand-new. in
original factory cartons.
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Pint fhs SURPRISE ANSWER her

UnScramble the sets Of letters, making word
of each scramble. Print each word, letter to q
square, beneath each scramble. The letters you have
printed the circed squares may then be arranged
spell the surprise suggested by the cartoon
clue What is it? ANSWER appears Page Bit, Col 3D.
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24O7 22pd ST. N.E.-3 rms. anc
semipvt; bath. porch, utils. incl. $50
WILL SUBLEASE lovely 2-bedrm. apt
July and Aug. at considerable loss
swimming poo. picnic area free
ter. Landlord win extend lease. Cal
.IU. S-33S2 after e nm.
FENCED YARD. 1856 Holly ter. Sc
1-bedrm. 1st-h. duplex. near tranaD.
shopping and schools. KE. S-5461.
263N ADAMS MILL RID. NV, over.
large room. kitchen and bath with
screened, inclosed porch. S57 so per
mo: See resident manager. AID. 4
COM 81 AND RHODE ISLAND ayes.,
near St.. Matthews Cathedral - A
UNIQUE bedrm. apt; with charm.
and modern cleo. kit. Rental Of SOS
incls. all utils. Beautiful carpeted
halls and stairway and q wonderful
location ct 1903 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV. Adults only SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., 1906 H st. NV. Ma.
s Rooms. KITCHEN AND Bath.
Rear porch. Conv. to transp. 3419
Path St. re. DU. 7-SO30.
NEWLY DECORATED. 1857 Irving St.
n.w.-Ef1ciency and 2-bedrm. ant E.
around S4S per mo; incl. heat and
hot water. See ianitor on premises
or call NE. $4,000,
bath. sSP BURKE. Ma. $3.50.
EMBASsY sECTfoN-The warwick.
Mass. and cathedral. Desirable l.
bedrm. apis. Elevator bldg. secre-
transp.. SHOPPING facilities. NJ:
churches. Cali EN-. $1,000. 10
MT. PLEASANT Mr.. PARKS rms.
rm. and bath in bsmt. Sos Incl.
utils. so. S-S964. -16
ON CAPITOL HILL. blks. from
House Once Bldg, sos Seward SO.
s.e.. mr.. 9th and Pa. ave-; excel,
apis, newly remod.; 2 eflcs. and 2
1-bedrm. apis. Open for inspection,
IL to 6 pm. except Sat. RIA. 3-67S4.
1, 2, 3 BEDROOM APIS. in apt.
buildings; From $3.50. JOHN F.
ave: Sc. IL 6-6767; -15
to 2 shopping centers. schools and
churches; 1-bedrm. apt. in. garden
type development; each unit con-
sists of liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit, dinette.
bath and rear porch. Rent. $50 30
and S7220, includes utils. Call LU.
2-202O bet. 10 a.m.-6 pm. lis
2I36 PENNA. AVE. NV rm., kit,
1909 H ST. N.W.-No. 81 rm., kit.
BARRY CO., ME. s-2O25
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ROOMS WITH BOARD Cent?
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2OOl-Nice
clean single rms. with meals; SIS.
Dble., $12; on carline. CO. 5-2493.
The John Kilpen Hotel
23lO ASHMEAD PL. NV.
n block OF Conn. ave-, overlooking
Rock Creek Park. Dble. and sgle.
rms, pvt. bath avail; excel. meals.
Rates. $3.50 wk. up. HO. 2-3566.
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REFERS, several late model apt.
sizes unclaimed in storage to RIGHT
WAY MOVERS. Gas and cleo. $25
to S45. Guaranteed and delivered.
T32 9TH St NV. 10. 1880. lie
REFGR., GE-monitored type, in very
good cond., $50. Also studio couch
with cover. S25. JE. 2-436S -l7
ROLL-AWAY BED-Full size: $50;
good condition. 10. 7-S206. Call
between 10 and 4. -l6
RUGS. summer, various sizes. EN-.
RUGS-Karastan, 9x12, $50; two
Orientals, 2x4, $50 and $35. All
Sarouk pat EN-. 2-20SS.
RUGS - Kirman, imported finest
quality, unusual design. approx. 10X
is. Also Vital Wilton domestic,
9xl0, 4 ms. Reas. Moving. OIL.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

2OIS EvARTS ST. N.E.-Lovely and
cool. room, $35, and / room, $40;
for ladies. DE. 2-SS71.
with all conveniences; home privils.
722 Morse st. ne, Ii. 4-S002.
COLORED - FURNISHED ROOM.
Single or double; 1929 Kansas ave.
NV. Call tn. 2-S6S7. -16
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ROOMS EURNIsHED-S.E.-S.W.

DOUBLE BEDROOM. closet, shower.
1st floor. street entrance. Private
home; completely furn., all utils. $40
per mo. Man and wife. 1888 M st.
Sc; Key at 1901 M st. Sc. LU.
Mr.. q. S. CAPIfOL, on East CAPITOL
St, very nice. lge. Sgle. rm.. 81 wk.;
Ii. 3-O129; ewes, IL. 3-27S1.
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EFFICIENCIES
$50 so PLUS UTILITIES

New with pvt. entr.. spacious living
and sleeping room, dining alcoye,
modern kitchen with garbage dis
ing closets. Phone 10. 5000. III
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APIS. FURNISHED-vA.


FALLS CHURCH-Wkg. eple., nom
drinkers; pvt entr.; sos mo-, util.
incl. JE 2-6241. los Cavalier trail
ARLINGTON, mr.. Colonial Villaee-
Lge. cor. attractively furn. apt.
bedrm., hv. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath; blk. to. bus, mr.. shop. center.
10 min. Pentagon; quiet and cow
to al Govt. bldgs;; adults; SOS. ia
S.2634 day. ia. 2-013S ewes. go
DECOR: LIST mr.. l bedrm. !;
cow. transp., shopping: mr.. Penta-
gon. Navy Annex: TV; June 81
Sept. l; $50 mo. IA. s-6263. Ia
ARL. BLVD.-2-bedrm apt mr.. Ft.
Myer, 10 minis. Pent. or d. c.. bus
at cor Lease 3 mos. or longer. S125.
Avail. tmmed. RIA. 6-6O22. -17
near Pentagon-2 bed
rms, liv. rm.. k. and b.; no object.
children: day, week or month. S36
per week. Phone IA. $500.
ARL., N.-Bedrm.. liv. rm-. din. rm.,
kit, apt. BLDG; conv. everything;
S94 So KE. S-4S15. -21
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N.W.-DOWNTOWN
One rm:, dinetts. sep. kitchen and
bath; $81.15.
One room. dressing closet and bath.
$66.15.
In modern elevator, switchboard bldg.
Telephone and utils. incl. Apply
1417 N st. NV
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STEEL,


WE HAVE ON HAND LARGE
AMOUNTS OF ANGLE IRON,
I-BEAMS AND REINFORC-
ING STEEL CUT TO SIZE.
CHEAPER THAN NEW.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 BRENTWOOD RID. NE.
AID. 2-6177. lis
kEWTNG MACHINE, SINGER, model
ISL; like new; $110. OIL. 1857 8.
8 am, to 1880 pm -~19
EHOES, cancellation, clearance sales,
women's dresSy and casual shoes, at
ST, Values to S14.95. Mon, Tues.
and WEEDS, at 1404 Monroe st. NV.
ONLY. Open 10 am. to 8 pm.
Famous-brand shoes for the entire
family, at SAVINGS to sos or more,
at above address. and 1881 n. High
land ST., Clarendon. LIEBERMAN.
SOFA BED, sleeps 2. green and black,
good condition; $50 or best oner'
SOFA SP BED BED. Pullman, dble.. like new;
sell SID. Ewes. LII. 2-1I3l. IL
SODA BOOTHS-Upholstered seats
and backs; booths, cheap. 1888
STORM STORM wi WINDOWS, good cOnd.; size
hasa BY 677s. Ii. 1895. -16
STOVE, cleo; like new. push button
controls, auto. oven. Warming oven.
Excel. buy. $3.50. OIL. 6-7S37. liz
TOURIST ARROW. outdoor neon sign.
TRAnERwi wheel, good condition:
S27. Call JU. 9-4721.
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GENERATORS STARTERS. $3.50 up;
lge. assort.; cleo. motor repairs: 10th
HIGH CHAIR, excellent condition, Sc.
10. 2-14S3., 1906 Quarles st. ne.
HOSPITAL BED, like new. adjustable.
ways. $25 2513 M ct. NV. Elk.
LAUHDROMAT, westinghouse. al
most new. "a price; other misc.
articles; moving. EN- 2-4714. LIZ
LIv. RIM. PIECES, Hollywood bed,
china cab. buffet, dre0ers, chest.
Give-away prices; 2162 Florida ave.
NV. before noon. 30
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1-BEDRM. APT, furn., to be sold
reas.; Arl.; avail immed.; rent free
until July 1; $67. so mo-. incl. utils.
ST. G S1S1S5i bet %w 9 and S,w -Nics,v
furn., 2 bedrms.. Nv. rm.. kit, pvt.
bath; children accepted. RIA. S-5086.
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BIG THE EVENING STAR


Washington, D. G.
TUESDAY, JUNE IS, 1854
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SURPLUS
Daily, $50 to s
TARPAIITINS
I M GICHNER

j. II. O1OI1NEh
2513 NJ ST. NV. EX3-3527
WASHER, wringer type. Reasonable.
In good condition. 10. 3-5313. --16
model; list price. $219, sale. 500
or best offer. XII. S-I92S. -2l
WASHER, wringer type. Call JE.
WASHERS that run good. S15: also
washers, look like new, S35: with
delivery ST 3-121R.
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1874 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Ideal loc., theaters. stores. transp.
one bedrm., $3.50; also eff1c..
SO. so, both with utils. MANAGER.
CO., AID. 4-2059; ewes, LU. POI II.
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CONNECTICUT AVE,

Spacious / and 2 bedrms.. liy. rm.,
dining foyer. kit. and bath: ali
utils.:. switchboard and elev.: handy
shopping center: children accepted
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ALL NEW FURNITURE

THE BERKSHIRE
1901 MASS AVE. NV.
AIR-CONDITIONED
Attractively furn. efficiency apt. In
this de. luxe bldg, elevator and
Secretarial switchboard service.
RENT, S11S PER MO-, INCL.
UTILS. For further information,
call res. manager. EN-. 2-42OO.
H. G. SMITHY co.
81 10Th st. NV. ST. $4,000
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WESTCHESTER

Modern studio step-down, bedrm., liv
rm., din rm., kit. apt. Extra large
closets. Newly refinished. Call EN-.
3-1406: 9 TIL IL am. z to 9 pm.
Ia
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$50 DESKS WOOD AND STEEL $40
AND UP. FILE CABINETS STEEL
LETTER-SIZE. CHAIRS, TABLES,
BOOKCASES. LOCKERS, VISIBLE
FILE E2U1pMENT: CARD FILES,
1856. FREE PARKING AND DE-
LIVERY MANHATTAN OFFICE
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Mr.. CORNER 18th AND UPSHUR
Groom and bath. apartment: gas.
electricity and telephone included;
500 monthly for Government-em-
ployed couple. Phone AID. 4-6096.
SMALL APT FOR RENT. S65 mo.
BOB Mass. ave. ne. -16
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DOWNTOWN - Cool. charm n g
knotty-pine 5-rm. apt, frepl.; newly
dec; garden; accessible to Navy,
Pentagon; conven. golflnE. boating.
LO. 5-155S. Id
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Air-
cond.; liv. rm., bedrm., kit, bath;
suit. for 2 girls. 2443 18th st.
NV NO 7.2443
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GEORGETOWN, p st., near Wis
kit: lady: S53-$63. AID. 4-3946 ewes.
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1FOTORS-We exchange any motor
while you wait, $685. UP. Wash
ington's largest stock. lowest prices.
1-year guarantee. Free parking:
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO., 2473
Sherman ave. NV. AID. 2-16O0.
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1905 18th ST. NV rms. kit
and bath. Also small single. HO. 2
0QO0
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Excel. 2-rm. apts.; $so-Sioo. Bachs he:
lor apts.; $40. AID. 2-9296.
SIMPLIFY PARK GARDENS APIS
Attractivelv furnished, brand-new
furniture. completely redecorated; l
bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette, kit. and
bath; large rms. picture windows.
ample closet space and laundry IA
cilities; conven. bus and shopping
S ESTE t. once ss. Jo O. S SeSrse" Gf5 OO
APT. 1881 Mintwood
pl mr.. 18th and Columbia rd.-All
utilities Newly dec. and furn..
$3.50, NO, 7.9451 .oo-2l
| 18th AND MASS. AVE, 1925 18th
l or 2 quiet persons. AID. 4-4620.
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Lumber 1-12O0

Free delivery to Wash, Nd. and Va.
SIT. special studs, 39c ca: Ike fur
ring, DC IT.; 2x3 SIT. mr., So ea.;
1x12 shelving. Ice it.; knot:y pine
gsneling, 16c. #: 4xs Mssonite,
ceiling tile, flame proof, 12c So. IT.;
short stock lumber, Sc BID. TT. Ce-
ment, sand, gravel, 1x4 hard pine
flooring, 12c BID. #. Mouldings, roof
ing. siding. Spec, new doors, $3.50
bathtubs. sinks; basins, toilets. Call
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Z-BEDROOM APIS.-900
INCLUDE ALL UTILITIES
TERRACE APIS. 3345 23rd ST. Sc.
NEWLY DECORATED
Attractive and room apis with living
rm, dining area, modern kit. and
bath. laundry and playground ia
cilities: near schools and shops: to
Inspect see or CALL MRS. HILL,
Mgr, Apt. No. 1. 10. 2-9230.
To reach: Drive out Pa. ave. to Nay
lor I'd Sc. right on MAYOR to Ala.
ave, out Ala. ave. to 23rd. St. turn
bus at Barney Circle to apis.
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FANS Of all types. for every epplica-
ton. Seasonal or occasional rates.
Call MA. S-4259, THE GRIGSBY co.
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SCOTT CIRCLE-Cool. pvt,
fresh and clean front studio; 3 lge.
windows; tile bath: new refer.;
$50 so for 2 men; also $39 unit for
/ man. 9 It'll $50 pm, 1886 r
st. NV, To-
EFFICIENCIES = Utilities,
linens, SlO-S15 wk.- 1924 Vermont
ave. NV, CO. $4,000. 40
ST. NV. IS33-Attrac.'
bath; cool porch. DE. 2-25S5,
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1901 18th OF. NV.
Attractive furn. efae.; avail. July 4;
$3.50, incl. utils. See mgr. or call
cAFRITZ, d. $1,000. LII
Evening star., 1954-11-12
Bryson Rash Heads.
Festival Publicity

Bryson Rash, director of spe-
cial events for Station WMAL
and WN1AL-Tv. has been named
chairman Of the 1855 National
Cherry Blossom Festival Pub
licity Committee, Orville Crouch,
festival chairman, announced to-
day.
Mr.. Rash has been a news
analyst and commentator on the.
Washington scene for 20 years.
A member of the National Press
Club and the Washington Board
of Trade. he is the director Of
the annual Mile o. Dimes cam
paign for the District.
AS newsman he has covered
every national political conven-
tion since 1910 and has travelled
with Presidents Roosevelt, Tru-
man and Eisenhower. He covered
the Wake Island meeting be-
tween President Truman and
Gen. Macarthur and reported
the -1945 United Nations Con-
ference in San Francisco. He
lives with his wife and two.
daughters at 311O Forty fifth
street NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-12
ARRAY Involving -Four
In.16ih 81. Attack on
Policeman Probed

Police were investigating an
incident Involving a police pri-l
vate who said he had to use his
nightstick to quell a disturb
ance which began when he at
tempted to make arrests on
drunk charges early today.
After the affray at Sixteenth
and r streets NV. ended, a
man and his wife were charged
with being drunk and assaulting
a policeman. and another wonn-
an was charged with assaulting
q policeman.
Police said Pvt. Calvin Al.
Hubbard, colored, was standing
at the corner when a i. man
leaped over q low hedge. The
man, identified as Richard Il.
Mullen, so, Of the 170O block
of Trinidad avenue NE, said,
eli. champ
Mullen Found at Home.
i 4sB +
1t Charles Van Meter, in
charge Of headquarters at night,
said Mr.. Mullen was accompa-
MED by his wife. Virginia, 81;
Clarence C. Martin, "a, of the
300 block of Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NE. and Mr.. Martins
wife, Annie, 36.
Pvt. Hubbard said when he
attempted to arrest some Of
them on drunk charges, he was
assaulted by Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
finland Mrs. Mullen. Mr.. Null
len, q former boxer. told police
who found him later in bed at
home. he had been lighting
most Of my life. and that's why /
left when the trouble started" "
Struck Man Twice.
sPolice said Pvt. Hubbard told
them lie struck Mr.. Martin twice
with his nightstick. and tripped
the women and pushed them to
the ground. Mr.. Martin later
was treated at Emergency Hos
pital for head injuries, and an,
examination there showed that
Mrs. Martin had received a back
injury. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin were
charged with being drunk and
assaulting a policeman. Mrs.
Mullen was charged with
assaulting policeman. 1t. Van
Meter said police would seek a
warrant to arrest Mr.. Mullen on
q drunk charge.
Evening star., 1954-11-12

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Brennan had been thrown out
in District Court. Subsequently
it was reinstated by the q. S.
Court of Appeals for the Dis
trict of Columbia. Specifically,
Mr.. Brennan is accused Of i'm
personating an official Of the
Senate committee to get a tram
script of the testimony Of Capt.
Dan Gilbert, an investigator for
the States Attorney in Cook
County.
of the u. S. District Court for
the District of Columbia set the
trial date for December Is and
continued Mr.. Brennan's bond
Evening star., 1954-11-12
Reporter Pleads No Guilty
To Impersonation Charge

Ray Brennan, Chicago Sun
Times reporter. today pleaded
not guilty to- a charge that he
impersonated q Federal officer.
to obtain the transcript of secret
testimony given by Cook
County, ILL.,, police captain be-
fore the Senate Crime Investi-
eating Committee in 1850.
Chief Judge Bolitha j. Laws
at $2,500.
The Indictment against Mr..
Evening star., 1954-11-12
Leading Doctors Report on
ARTHRITIS PAIN now available
Shows Hospital Tes,.-Ca.e Histories. Ten. of Codes
Tablet That Offers Sustained Relief For Days.

NEW YORK, N. Y. (Special)
Thousands of sufferers Of arth-
sfitis pain may have reason to.
cheer today thanks to q clever
practicing New York doctor.
His discovery of a golden tablet
that has been hospital tested for
over one year was revealed to-.
day. Patients suffering the pain
of Rheulmatoid, Osteo- Arthritis
and Gout responded quickly to
this new medication, even the
swelling, stiffness of pain
crippled joints were relieved.
Due to q continuing pain re-
lieving agent found in the golden
tablet, only one is necessary
about every liz hours sufferers
who previously found sleep diff
ficult because Of pain spasnn
Evening star., 1954-11-12

now sleep comfortably through
the night. Reported safer than
even aspirin, this new medica-
tion is now available at selective
drugstores.
sl
Readers of this newspaper can
secure this new product called
Sustan1in 2-12 by contracting the
Registered Pharmacist at any
leading drug store and receive 10
tablets for $500. It is understood
that this product must help suf-
ferers or money is refunded. No
prescription is necessary.
The doctor approved booklet
giving directions for use, case
histories and Hospital Tests is
ir1closed In each Sustanlil1 2-l2
package.
Evening star., 1954-11-12
3 TIMES FASTER
for GAS on Stomach

Certified laboratory tests prove BelI-ans
tablets neutralize times as much
leading digestive tablets! Get Bell-ans
today for the fastest known relief. use
Evening star., 1954-11-19

taxi drivers In New York leaned
out their windows and cried
Hi. Queen!'" she chuckled.
Here's one she would have
giggled over had she heard it.
Down at Williamsburg one OF
the old servants was asked if
she would like to dress up in
costume and tend the suck
ling pig that would be roasted
on a spit, 18th century style.
when the Queen came through
the old house. Sucking pigs
are props only on very rare
oc casions. -. "Yassuh,"
grinned the woman. enthusi-
astically. "Ah'd like to-"
"Oh, you're eager to see the
Queen, are you?" "Nossuh.
ah want to see that pig" was
the unvarnished answer.
When the British dug up a
relationship between the Queen
Mother and both George Wash
ington and Robert E. Lee, and
their College of Heralds veri-
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Chancellor
OfAustriu
ToBe eFeted

Austria's Federal Chancel-
lor julius Raab arrives in
Washington Sunday afternoon
for the first three days of his
official visit to the United
States.
During his stay in the Cap
ital, the Austrian visitor will
be the guest of President Eli
senhower at lunch on Monday
and will be honored at a re-
ception that evening to be
given by the Austrian Ambas-
sador and Nine. Gruber at the
Hotel Shoreham.
On the following day the
Chancellor will have luncheon
with members of the Overseas
Writers Club at the Statler
Hotel and the Secretary of
State and Mrs. Dulles will give
a dinner in his honor that
night.
Wednesday evening the Aus
trian Ambassador will enter
tain at dinner for the Chan
cellor at the Sheraton Carlton
Hotel.
After leaving Washington on
Thanksgiving morning the
Chancellor will fly to Miami
and other points on his two
weeks itinerary.
Descriptions of Chancellor
Raab indicate that he is a tall.
powerfully built and vigorous
man. with a keen sense of
humor and a very realistic ap-
proach to political affairs.