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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
GIRL. in 2os, to share lovely apt
rm. with nrepL. very Ice. tiled kit
0435 after 5. ask for MISS sHEARER
YOUNG LADY to share apt. with an
other lady at the Woodner. DE
n. ARL.-wanted. girl to share Arm
apt. and bath with another girl
very conv. location: reas. rent. ia
2-794O after g. -17
ARL.-l blk. bus, walk Arl:. Hall:
,,s s0ng Pert: s,i FirI Fld to share To, small home
YoUNG LADY would ike another
lady to share 3-rm. apt. in vic. Of
18th st. and Col. I'd. Call DE
GiRL to to share at.rac. 1-bedrm. apt
with another girl: In better NV.
sect: conv. transp.' reas. RA. 3-65oo
MISSOURI AVE. N.w.-N. CAPIToI-
Bachelor will share his 2-bedrm
apt; With one man: TV: parking; RA
oNE GIRL, front, twin-bsd rm., share
snSshsF ;lsssp Ra s.rl sdasf aisi location good
attrac. apt. with another responsible
wSRRNG ESRsf Fsfso MoTaER EM 70 Shsgs Ssgs with
another lady. furn. apt. and daily
maid. for child care: reasonable:
vicinity Dupont Circle. call DE
|CAPTToLi HILL AREA-oirls. this 4,
home with another girl; 3 bed rms.
plus guest rm.. l "a baths, kit. din;
lounge: lovely parlor with flrepl: S30
ca. plus share Of utils. Ii. 6-3235'
LADY to share apt. with another
NR. sHOREhAM@cong. young man
wishes to share with another. his
attr., newly dec. apt; pvt. unlim
phone; $35, utils; incl NO. s-30ia;
GENTLEMAN to tb share snSth.E ss Esne
psraieuiaPs. ma4i isn 0tsii cali EM. sse55a4s. 5ss
GRNTIEMAN I STI desire. an apt. to share
t;un Stsh sH snotseSs sSssf gentleman nv" is. sec
two ssVS GIRLS to share s-bedrm. turn
house with woman Marine oft1ceri
$50 ca. per mo-: blk. from Claren-
don shop. district and from Pen
tagon, Navy Annex, downtown bus-
lines. Call ia. 5-7664 after pm.
CONGENIAL GIRL to share Conn
ave. apt. with 8 other girls: $37 30
mo-; refs. EXCHANGED. HU. 3-1274
GEoRGETowN-Room for / or
girls. share attrac. furn. 3-bedrm
home with 2 girls; reas. AID. 1854
coLoRED-YoUNG LADY to share
sirl. Cali any time, No. 7-s0S3.
coLoRED-EMPLoYED LADY to
share apt. with another; pvt.
bedrm. Ii. 1898. -15
GIRL, colored. to share apt. with an.
other girl; ne. Sec; $D.2b per Wk
sT. 3-96i6 before 2 pm, MRS
WHITE. -16
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHEp

1925 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-2nd H..
cor. rm.: empl. ladies or couple;
COLORED-ONE OR TWO RMS. and
rear porch: use Of kit. and bath;
will accept some children. LA.
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DOGS. PETS. ETc.

PARAKEET, babies. tame. potentia
takers: opalines and normals; ABS
banded; SIS up. Lo. 7-72S5 after 8
COMPLETE HousEBREAkING 70,
pp,EppieS shGwn 9Hga, In SOW sound and ES cole,
CLANCY. 10. 5-isO6. ewes. only
TOY MANCHEsrER PUPPIES. Axe
$35 up. PARKwoOD KENNELS
eQlh Branch ave. Sc. RE. 5-544O
POINTERS pr. l6;mo. -old dogs
papers vaccinSted. Vienna Ell j
COCKER PUPPIES-One buff. female
one black. male, 8 wks.. Axe reg.
sEHSpISn iH1S; sSeep; pr GgaH rsss JE 2:os5S
a,,S Al sizes; s. lighsweight; y 10y cost. 72ll
IRISH Settlers. exceptionally wei
wks:, Axe Axe reg. MAJ MAJOR POWERS
WANTED--Reg. black and tan Ger.
pap aa fo foeHSesasss HSasss After Is tN'
ONCE AGAIN It Is possible to grow
delicious, sweet chestnuts by plant
ing Blight Resistant Chinese Chest
nuts, Trees produce prolific crops
and provide shade for home grounds
Two 5 to z It. Bearing Size Trees.
Offer No. 80. for 1856, express,
Write for Free Copy New 56-page
Planting Guide Catalog in color.
offered By Virginia's largest grow
ers Of fruit trees, nut trees, berry
plants, grape vines, and ornamental
plant material. Salespeople wanted.
WAYNEsBoRo NJ r 8 Err E 8.
Waynesboro. Va.
HALF BEAGLE; half terrier puppy,
4 mo-. newspaper trained. highly
POODLE PUPPIES =
Males, silver, black, Axe. splendid
pedigree. 8 wks. Reas. co. 5-5544.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe.
CHAMPION SIRED. beautiful, intel
DALMATIkS PuPPiEs. purebred
beautiful markings. HA. 2-s15S.
Axe DOBERMAN PINcER PUPS,
show stock and superior guards: Ii.
COCKER PUPS. AKc reg. all blond
champion bloodlines. S wks. old, 4
males. l female; reas. IA. 7-0s21.
BOXER PUPPIES. male and female.
purebred. fawn. q wks. old. OIL,
WANTED TO BUY-Kittens under 1
week old with tame mother cat.
Call OV. 3-2097 bet. 6 and 8 Pm.
POODLE PUPPIES
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

go EAST CAPITOL sT.-sgle. and
dble. rms; also. Ink. rms: conv:
BRENTWOOD ViLEAGESFront rm..
semipvt. bath; refined quiet home:
mr.. transp.: $40 mo. AID. 2-9l39.
coLoRED-NICELY FuRN. RM.-
Excel. sleeping bed. Ii. 1880.
COLORED-ROOM FOR RENT-In
refined home for employed cple. NO.
1883. -17
COLORED-NICE RM.. in Christian
home; gentleman only: close-in 10.
cation. Ii. 3.2965. -16
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

SO25 18th ST. N.W.-Efnc. apis
furnished. S75 and up: unfurn.. $65
and up. See resident manager or call
lsoi NAi <. s-fe1Si /. Ave. N.w.-Attrac. newly
dec. lily: rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath;
lS$S S$S BTiLLTiMORE 1sr. NV. nr. 18th
/, $50: utils. incl. EN-. 3-0077. lis
1141. 18th st. NV:
s nsns .nsso nsso 'zfT'!sesn!a HU ssa .oE A sSsfs
DOWNTOWN, 727 18th n.w.-Lovely
ATTRACTivE Sc. APIS. New mod
furn., cozy kitchen, lndry rm.; conv
location: Ss0. so. HE. 4-732G. LID
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Bedrm.. ltv
studio rm., kit, dinettsf dressing rm
and bath. Also bachelor apt. ST
DUPLEX, 20 Farraeut pl. NV
1st A.; 2 rms, kit. bath: excel
transp. downtown; children well
es esme T get kSsa ksy as stter rsr7aEuI p pl ps
ENT5kE a:t f.. , ss5 Incl: J.. ut,ls, nst
bath, auto. heat and hot water
1888 s5' PERsiRY q si Sc sr. .i N.E.WASvaiIabi' S;
Jan. 15 One bedrm., lily. rm:. kit.
bath; in l2-unit bldg, $80.25. II
see call LA. $4,000 or DI. 7-714O
EFFIC., BOSTON HOUSE, with sale o
furniture I'LL Mass ave NV; NO
-IG TIUsGa4XE; 4IXE;ry,s. ,e1o ,s,. ..
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

NO. ARL., vA.-Unusually nice room
with bath for gentleman, in new
aR IF1ek hops. homs; room sn sS1S4 ..S n ..tb e
PotomsCc" PE C" st. JE. g 2-Soeoc. c'' S-Ye SU-Ye ~
N ARL.---2 front bedrms.. sgle. or
dble.. pvt. bath: ext. ph.: conv. all
transp.; quiet neighborhood; gentle.
men pref; refs. IA. $3.50. LIZ
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AIR-CONDITIONED
Luxury APARTMENT

For family or corporation that can
afford the unusual in comfort and
amenities. Living room 10 II. by II
#. with two exposures and fireplace;
dining area for s persons; = bed
rooms and 2 baths. or 3 bedrooms
closets; one or two Kitchens with
unit. clothes washer, clothes drier.
Compartment; so #. by 27 It. private
nagStone terrace with adjolning bar:
recently completed .air-conditioned
Carlton House, $500 Wisconsin ave.
NV. commanding magnificent view
Planned for owner Of building and
never occupied. Secretarial teIe-
phone service, garage, basement,
laundry facilities and future public
dining room. Furnished transient
guest rooms available In building.
Call EM o-SSO0
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10th ST. N.W.-1525
ot~ofae GrCIn


COLORED-FURN. RMS, quiet empl
people; nicely furn. rms. CD. 1910
c6foSEn 6fl%SRnI I'd: GDUiTAs HT AP' SSSa4 SSt44 5omt
C0I0RED-l7eo WILLARD ST. NV
Nice clean, warm room. twin beds
CdIoRED-27 l. ST. N.w.-Fol
couple with one child. or single man
nicely furnished. ME. S-5313. --1t
Y; single front room. Phone NO
CoIoRED-oNE RIM. 1st a. front
all privils.; share kit. and bath
IL Seaton pl. ne; Sl26O per wk
RIM. - Employed
adults; all home privils.; conv. loc
Cali after 5 pm, RA. 3-3SS5. II
COLORED-211 d ST.-Very large
clean, comfortable rm.: kit. priyils.
adults only. SO wk. UN. 4-7045:
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I4I0 CLIFTON 81. N.W.-o rms, klt.
bath; adults who want comfortable
sO4 9th ST. NE rms. dinette
kit. bath. porch. gas heat. $50
DUVALL d CO. ma. S-114e. IT,
Fl 9Th ST. N.E.-6 rms; and bath
pAy5s, Elay5s INC 500 H ST. NV MA
ATTRACTIVE and . bedrm. apts.
in modern ant; house; NV. section
CApiToI HILL. u blk. from House
pse spps fu9n sIaS or uTf unfuTn p rep HTHTt parS
4-2705; ONCE. EN-. $1,000. IT
32IO 18th ST. Sc, near Boiling Field
Il -bedrm. apt, in modern bldg,
located near large shopping center
IN hnd new eonden Sn tfSm bss afse TINS v r an
dinette. equipped kit. and bath.
Latest individual auto. heat control.
Avail. today $50 so mo. FRED A.
SMITH CO.. 1113 18th st. NV. Ex
1908 siOth ST. s.E.-one bedrm.
duplex. in excel. neighborhood. Has
lse. liv, rm.. dinette. kit. and bath,
scr. porch; avail. Feb. l; $3.50 mo.
FRED A. SMITH CO.. lib 18th st.
NV. Elk. 3-24S9.
18th ST, AND MASS; AVE. NV
rms. kit and bath, newly dec. :;
avail. today; utils. incl. S65. FRED
A; SMITH CO.. 1113 18th st. NV"
36?6 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Liv. rm., bedrm.. dinette. kit. and
bath on lst A.: garage; near. transp.
$50 mo. FRED A. SMITH CO.. 1113
18th st. NV, EX. 3-24S9. -17
I 800 ORREN ST. N.E.-Newly deco
rated 1-bedrm. duplex has large liy.
rm., .dinette. kit. and bath; screened
mo. FRED A. SMITH CO.. 11l3 18th
st. NV. EX. 3-24S9 --17
2611 goth ST. S.E.-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit. dinette and bath. utilities In
cluded; S70.17. GEORGE F. -HANE.
INC. 5l4 F st. NV, MA. s-3a64.
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NEW BLDG, .41e6 Livingston. I'd. Sc.
Lge. 2 and bedrm. apts.. shopping
prem. incineratoar': master ~ ~ an: m
ssnns manager arSs as 4iSS 4iiSSetS So med ess b. ss
NEWLY DECOR. lge. 1-bedrm. apt,
pvt. entr.. laundry fac, must see
TO appreciate: garage avail, 1920
Say.annah say. Di. Sc. Call 10. 2-6464
6lo5 N. CAPITOL ST., ses--one-
!n,moS !EedroSSm ,oaD apt, mtils: incl: aysil.
1855 CALVERT ST. NV. near 18th
fha snd SSuPstss bsss ~ sy 6HedS%: ssv:
@s1sser 1la1 a Xst Ss,ls 1og. tB'l See resident
bath. hail, small porch; new-apt.
sond.; isnitor seryice and heat; rent.
SSs Sss' st. nv. :. MAIS5E, TAl sIs4,ss NC 111s
sos$ 4th ST. N.E. 3 rms, kit.
$50. r. ]. WALsHE. INC. iiiS
Eye St; NV; NA;; s-646S. IL
ohGER R0T y cAkR cyAakalRsolsA NA osls sso9 go mo-
N. w., 8 Dedrms.. liv, rm.. din. rm..
t4snsp tls s'5senee T1 S4TpsE pSEEeh' BATH go sSpv'
LUXURIOUS air-cond. 1-bedroom
apts.. liv rm. 1890. bedrm; 12x14,
plenty of closet space; util. and
secretarial service; $130. Auto.
laundry facilities in basmt. EN-.
e9os i,s'F 'FFA1RLAwN AVE. Sc. Apt. s.
Ground floor, bedrm., liv. rm., kit.
dinette and bath; 2-year-old build-
ing; tenant furnished elec.; ,S55.
NEWLY 1i 1716Tt 1Ec., ses.5o incl. utiis.. .o Va
block from schools and MINI. ave.
s.e.; .liv: rm., bedrm., dinette, kit.
and bath. LU. 1854. -15
25O5 r. 1. AVE. N.E.-Six rms. and
bath: 1st A.: Al condition; garage,
heat furnished; no objections to l
or. 2 children. Transp. at door. 25
minis. to town. Call MAURICE FITZ-
GERALD& Ma. 1886. IL
ONE BLK. FROM CAPITOL. In clean,
well-kept apt. bldg; eflc., $50. utils.
incl: lst A ST. 3-S194. --15
GLOVER PARK, w st. n.w.-Two
rms, kit, din. area, bath. scr. pch.;
gas heat, refrigerator: vacant. Rent.
$60.50. b. F.. SAUL CO.. 925 18th
st. nv; Ma. S-2100. -15
MODERN1Two bedrms.: liv. rm..
81. sit; AN, ana dinette; conv,' in-toyn ioc:
BARK. Apt. ioS' 2so7 BOZ 18th 5efiDon.. St. NV.
1929 M ST. N.W.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit. and bath: newly dec. Can see
after 6 pm. weekdays: all day Sat-
Sun. for further information see
Mr.. Adams between s:30-5 pm.
lSO3 M st nw liz
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DOWNTOWN

WALk ~ MORh
THE GRANITE STATE
1871 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
Living room, foyer, dinette,
dressing closet. kitchen,
bath; 2 exposures eS----$82
Elevator-Package Room
Utilities, switchboard service included
In rent. Resident manager on prem
Uses.
-2l
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THE WASHINGTON HOUSE
2120 10th ST NV.
AIR-CONDTTIONFD

Most desirable apartment OF bed
room, Twins room, kitchen and
bath. Fine location within walking
distance downtown. All utilities and
switchboard service included in
rental Of $119.50. Apply MRS.
OSTERHOUT. Resident Manager.
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ALEXANDRIA
/ bedrm.. liv.. rm.. dinette, kit. and
bath: Conv. location. RIVER VIEW
APARTMENTS. 1l16 N. Pitt ST..
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PRESIDENTIAL
GARDENS

or 2 bedrooms. newly furn.
Modern decor. equipped kit.
Q exposures: lovely lawns, trees
and flowers. Free parking.
On request we will send IL
lustrated information and rate
card to you or your friends
desiring reservations.
OFFICE FRONT DESK SERVICE
ADAMS BLDG. ON PREMISES
Open weekdays till 9 pm.
Sat, Sun. 6 pm. Minutes
from Pentagon.. Navy Annex.
downtown Washington. Call
Temple 6-44O0 for directions.
Family Rates. Day. Week or Month
Jnfurn. Apis. Available. TIE. 6-440t
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The John Kilpen Hotel
23t0 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
y block OF Conn. ave. overlooking
Rock Creek Park away from traf-
sale. rms, pvt. baths avail: excel.
meals; rates; $3.50 wk. up. HO.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALR

SKATES. ice isure. size Az. ccM
white with guards. like new; orig
cost. $40; sell for $2b. TE. 6-4223
SNOW FLOWS FOR RENT-Fiv,
h.p.. S15 per day. RENTAL TOOLS
d EQUIPMENT CO.. JU. 9-6SSl.
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RUG CLOSEOUT
Two ex16 heavy quality Persian de.
sacrifcinss aiifa Lsi ior S Ss5. Ueds UoedRiENTAL RUc
MART. 1905 q st. NV. ME. S-0416
LIVING MACHINE CLEARANCE-7
Nice elec. portables, S24. so. $50. .00
2a12 Lee hwy IA. 2-4014
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EFFTC., BOSTON HOUSE. with sale OF
furniture. I'LL Mass ave NV: No
7-S342 IT.
TWO-BEDRMg.. 1912 18th st. NV.
beautiful clean ant, new kit. nov
available. suit. 3-z.
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AnacoStia-New Bldg.
2l25 18th ST. S.E
tNear '11th St. Bridge)
$3.50 per mo. for 2-bedrm. apt,
worth sos All utils. incl. Beaut.
rms. and grounds. RE. 7-3126 or
LU. 2-226@ liz
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STEEL

We have a large stock OF
steel beams and angle irons
In all sizes.
WE WILL CUT TO SIZE
ACE WRECKING co.
Lu. 4-o6oo LA
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TV SALE

10" Philco t. m, matching stand; new
picture tube, l yr. guar. 500 .95
12I2" Dumont TV. FIN, radio. table
mod, comp. recond. guar. $59. 80
Large Selections of Recond. TV From
$39.95
New 1858 Mod. Up to 500 Oh
BLAIR'S TV
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RENTAL OFFICE
10. 9-8550, 10. 9-8750
HOURS e-5; SAT, 10-1; SUN. Ia
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FARM AND GARDEN

IOO0LG Z O1 Z LEO
KC standard. reas. OIL. 4-0490. -
Evening star., 1954-01-15

LAW BOOKS-Federal Digest supple
ment and C. J. s. with two 5-shelf
walnut bookcases. all in new cond.:
will sacrifice for immed. sale at 30ee
less list price. Call late afternoons
for appt. to inspect. DI. 7-1S10.
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APTs. FURNIsHEp-vA
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THE EVENING STAR
MIscEL. FOR SAILS tcons.

Washington, D.. C.
FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, 1854
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SINK TOPS
FORMICA

Custom made at wholesale prices
Free estimates. All work Euarnana' unna
ewes. and Sundays. KI. S-9S05
IT
SKATES-Ice (shoe) skates, mans.
size 10; lady's. size g: So each. RIA.
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800 9th ST. NV immense rms.
elec. refsr., gas range, cabinets,
sink. bath, porch. heat and hot
water incl. in rent of S6S. p. j.
WAISHE. INC. Ills Eye st. NV
oSa IA. s;s4eSS q SSwa rms hit hat bath
excel cond.; elec. refgr.. heat, hot
water, janitor service, elevator incl
in rent of S65. P. J. WAISHE
INC. 1116 Eve st, NV, MA. S-646S
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NEW MODERN GARDEN BLDGs.
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED
PLAY AREAS-SCHOOLS
AMPLE OF'F-STREET PARKING
DIRECT BUS TO DOWNTOWN
REFRIGERATOR AND RANGE
iSLIDING-DOOR CLOSETS
KITCHEN EXHAUST FAN
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PA. AVE. NV. - 3 bedrms.. living
room, kitchen, dinette and 2 baths.
ST, 3-971S. -l6
Modern / bedrm.. liv. rm., kit. bath:
immed, occupancy; wen,kept: bidg !;
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EMBASSY APIS.
Enc. liv. rm., pullman kit, bat
1913 Harvard st. NV. -17
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REFRIGERATORS
Just received lge. shipment apt. size
boxes. recond. and guar, large Sc
lection at S36. Also sacrificing all
washing machines. Open Sunday.
AABACO. 2020 r. !. ave. ne, NO.
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REFRIGERATORS

OLA Ell ..
1900 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-441
6100 Wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. 2-6666
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
Resort Areas Forecast
Sunday
~ p;.lro Con.;,ln,

Blue Ridge Considerable
cloudiness and not as warm.
with scattered Thunderstorm
ers likely.
Upper Bay--Not as warm,
with scattered Thunderstorm
ers likely. Northeast winds,
10-15 miles per hour.
Lower Bay-Warm, with
scattered thundershowers
likely. Northerly winds, To-
is miles per hour.
Rehoboth- Ocean City -
Considerable cloudiness and
cooler with a few showers or
thunderstorms. Northeast
winds. 10-15 miles per hour.
Virginia Beach-Partly
cloudy and warm. chance of
scattered afternoon thunder
showers. Northwest to north
winds. 1915 miles per hour.
South Jersey r q the r
cloudy and cool. chance Of
scattered showers. North
east winds. lois miles per
hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
DBllWashef Cleared
As Puerto Rican
Terrorist Suspect
BY the Associated Press

JERSEY CITY. N. j.. July ST.
Police Capt. Edward ]. Heating
said the Secret Service today
cleared d Jersey City man of any
connection with a Puerto Rican
terrorist organization.
The man, Victor Rivera, an
unemployed diShwaSter. was the
object Of a Maryland State Po-
lice alarm yesterday as q possi-
BILE Puerto Rican nationalist.
The alarm said q car belong
ing to Mr.. Rivera was seen on
Route 240 In Maryland near
where President Eisenhower was
scheduled to travel on the way
to his weekend retreat in the
Catoctin Mountains.
Capt. Heating said the Secret
Service gave Mr.. Rivera q clean
bill Of health and he is not
wanted for questioning.
Mr.. Rivera's car was found on
a Jersey City street yesterday
shortly after the alarm was re-
ceived from Maryland author
tiles. and it was towed to a po-
lice parking lot. Capt. Heating
said police have not been able
to locate Mr.. Rivera and sur
missed he is out looking for work,
The Presidential party didn't
travel Route 240. as it turned
out. The party instead went to
Camp David via Leesburg. Va,
entering Maryland at Point of
Rocks and thence over Route Is
Spokesman for the party said
the route to Camp David is
changed each time so the Presi-
dent can get to see different
scenery and to avoid traffic.
They denied that the route was
changed because Of the reported
presence Of Puerto Ricans along
| Route $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity-Consid-
cradle cloudiness and not SO
warm with chance of scattered
afternoon and evening thunder
showers today, high in the mid
die 80s. Tomorrow. partly cloudy
and warm. with scattered after
noon thundershowers.
Maryland-C Considerable cloud
mess and not so warm with q
few scattered thundershowers
today, high in the 80s. Tomor-
row, partly cloudy and warm
with scattered afternoon thun-
dershowers.
Virginia-Partly cloudy with
few scattered thundershowers
and not so warm today. high in
the middle 8os in the north and
1894 in the south portion Of
the state. Tomorrow, partly
cloudy and warm with scattered
afternoon thundershowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04

Oppenheimer's outer Office
guarded day and night by
guards assigned by the Atomic
Energy Commission. The safe
contained many of his own
highly secret papers as well as
those of other scientists.
The safe has been removed to
a "less conspicuous spot" in the
building and is still guarded by
Acc men. DR.. Oppenheimer said
its removal at the time had Moth
ing to do with his own case.
Obviously, however, he will no
longer be able to examine its
papers, including his own.
Although he appeared under
great strain. several times in the
interview the scientist indicated
recent events had not erased his
sense of humor. He said he has
slept pretty well" and has lost
only a little weight"
At one point, he pulled out a
copy Of his latest book, Science
and the Common Understand
Ing" and observed, with a smile,
that 1t came out the same day
the transcript Of his hearing did
and cost the same-$2.75.
mot a Very Good Actor"
He was asked if his display OF
humor was an "act" to cover up
his real feelings?
I'm not a very good actor, y
he said. i've never been sure
had a sense of humor but I'm
sure I never lost it."
Many people have commented
that DR.. Oppenheimer was a sad
| figure caught in a great tragedy
along the lines of epic Greek
drama. What did he think?
I'm some dramas. a sense Of
the drama comes from the
chorus" he said graphically.
How did he feel in the last
few months about having his
character subjected to a whole
sale, intensive analysis by the
Government and every one of
millions Of people who could
afford the price of a newspaper?
Sharply Honed Answer.
DR.. Oppenheimer grinned and
said the question reminded him
of a young physicist, friend
who on getting his medical ex-
animation for admission to the
Army, was asked, do you have
the feeling people are staring
at you?"
The young physicist said he
did. The room was full OF
| people staring at him.
I'm answer to your question, u
DR.. Oppenheimer said, II have
the sense of 1t to the extent to
which it is true"
One left the room with the
impression that this was a sharp
ly honed, precisely shaped an
swer whose real meaning was
strictly the private affair Of j
Robert Oppenheimer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
Fire in Bethesda Home
Blamed on Refrigerator

A fire, believed caused by a
refrigerator motor. yesterday
caused extensive damage to the
Bethesda home of H. M. Birch
at 5605 Wildwood road.
Firemen said the blaze began
in q basement recreation room
where the refrigerator was in
operation. The motor apparently
damned and became overl1eated,
they said.
No one was at home and the
fire. made Roadway. burning
through to the first floor kitchen
and filling the house with smoke
before a neighbor discovered 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
Rain Adds 10 Misery
OF Thousands. Sill
Homeless in Mexico
sy The A,,eelossd Prsss

LAREDO. Tex. July s.-Rain
today and more rain forecast
during the week end piled mis-
cry on misery for the people try
ing to straighten out their lives
after the Rio Grande's most de-
structive flood.
Thousands Of persons on both
sides Of the Rio Grande still
were without homes, with most
OF the homeless on the Mexican
side.
Lacks Enough Water.
Laredo still was without an
adequate city water supply but
hopes were held that the system
could be returned to normal by
tomorrow.
The river was almost station
airy at nine feet here. A few days
ago it was above So feet. Above
Laredo. at Eagle Pass, the river
level was dropping slightly.
Mexican President Adolfo Ruiz
Confines today thanked PreSi-
dent Eisenhower for his express
sion of sympathy for Mexican
victims Of the Rio Grande floods
and reciprocated the sentiment
for victims on the American side
Of the raging river.
Gen. Eisenhower earlier this
week wired his statement Of SYM
pathy to the Mexican chief ex-
ecutive. President Confines re-
piled in a telegram made public
today by the White House.
Gin Washington, the Red
Cross announced that DR..
Joseph Hertel, national medical
director in the Rio Grande
left by plane today for Del
Rio, Texas. He will advise John
Russell, Red Cross disaster
director in the Ria Grande
Valley, on medical problems
brought on by the fiood.)
Army engineers expected to
have a one-lane pontoon bridge
installed between Laredo and
Nuevo Laredo by Monday eve
ming. The international bridge
from the United States to Mexico
was knocked out by the flood.
Typhoid NEGOTIATIONS.
Mass typhoid NEGOTIATIONS were
being continued in Laredo and
its Mexican neighbor, Nuevo
Laredo.
Limited city water service was
started to some parts of Laredo.
However, most residents had to
get water from tanks and wells
drilled in high ground during the
drought last year.
The situation was still bad
across the river at Nuevo
Laredo. Mud was deep in BUSH
ness houses on the main street.
The city was without water and
gas, although power had been
restored. r.
Upstream at Eagle Pass, food
and clothing was waiting to be
sent across the subsidized Rio
Grande to Piedras Negras,
Mexico.
80 Are Missing.
At last count there were 38
known dead at Piedras Negras
and 80 missing. That made a
total of 81 killed by the Rio
Grande rampage in South Texas.
Nuevo Laredo was running out
Of gasoline and was seriously
short Of drinking water. The
people were reported drinking
from pools left by the flood.