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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25
WIFE BITTER AT, WINE GIFTS
AFTER FIRE SWEEPS CITY

NHGATA CITY, Japan GA housewife complained
today about coincidence gifts presented her family after
had destroyed much of this city early this month
Coincidence gifts Japanese social fixture for those
suffer misfortune "but why do they always bring sake
wine) the housewife wrote in letter to the
paper Niigata hippo.
She said the family received nearly 20 large bottles
Of sake.
AT such a time" she wrote, zone hopes that the
win work cleaning UP debris and helping other IRE
victims all they do sit together. drink sake talk
much get drunk and end up snoring loudly.
ut is very discouraging to poor housewife"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25

WINS ALEXANDER HAMILTON MEDAL
Edward Bartlett eft former fiscal Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury shows the Alexander Hamilton Medal
Treasury Department award for distinguished lead
ersp presented him yesterday by Secretary of the Treas
ury Humphrey to Laurens Hamilton of Warrenton Va,
Harris Ewing Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25

CHEVY CHASE: Wseessa end Western Avss. Oliver 476o0
Msaass TNs~asys eSds go 30 ether week ssrs $50 ss
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Here is range that cooks the meal instead OF
the cook, because over 10 pounds OF insulotion
holds the heot inside. Chambers oven and
ThernoweII means that just 10 minutes gas
does full hours cookino-while you're
owoy. "In-o-top" broier rises ronge-top high
at flick Of wrist Hieh-type back, flush to woll
installation, built-in lamp, chrome shelf troy
Choice Of white and six colors. Model GO.
Model C6l mot shown) low-type back, with
out buIt-in lamp. 1870
Model AC6l tnot shown) in deep-toned an
tique copper finish. Cooking top either chrome
or black porcelain enamel. So9.9o
WGL-Mojor Appliances, End Floor, North Building
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APTs. fURNlsHEp--MD.

~ RAnTER. 41iE 3Oth Go
locm.: PTtyssssss bs ii ara :n.r.ns.
- ssys; Ex 800, s..rn J z.
hsth isv m wi sntr an at 4
al s,tfi. ,nri "a Mt. a. rntiS
Av.,issie nav ri g.sSys '" N
fAKnMx RxRE Mn.--comh bed.
. satrs il door, Jp: 6.sos5; !.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

!, ylRGNIA--Lady win share With
or 2 ladies or eple. Heaut. fufntxhed
2-bedrm apis 8 min. fentaEon.
= n e.27ol, -
1eth 81, N.W:-2 men VIII shsre
man. IA. o-S474 before 7:45 >; IN.
YOUNG MAN - share furnished
home with 3 other men. Is min;
y. G. Rec. I'm. Reas. IA. 7.4o1S. -
CONN. AvE.-Lady 70 share Ill at,
fSaa SOS! as S after i s:so.
NAN wishes to share 2.hedroom
apt. In Arlington with another man;
completely furnished: mr.. wash
q inGton and Pershing drive. slosss
70 IT. Mysr. Call ia. 5.Od7d
Y sssis ! IAN Ran to .h.r. with another
man. comfortable apartment near
CATHOLIC unworthy, La. S-s3a7:
MAN WOULD LIKE i Or 2 young
: men 10 share completely turn. 3
SS S, sSs' S e. a ana Dm faoni
!, AMERICAN GIRL to share apt. with
another girl. nicely furnished.
bedrm.; close downtown NV; $50
:. per mo. CO. S-SS36 from ia pm.
BETHEsDA.cHEyY CHASE ~ Rusi-
: nsssvoman wishes to share apt; O
a.yisn WIN 's1'' .
GIRL, 20 to Is. TO share beaut. apt.
With smother girl. On busline. RA.
GLOVE ,Sfk PARK - Man, 1855. to
R ss.,s niss apt sisa sss other man
YOUNG MAN, about Is. to share s.
: hedrm. home with 2 other meni
/. 20 min. D. c. sP. 5-72l2 after 9
Gin, TO SHARE s-BEDRM APT.
- With other girls. RA. 0-6a04,
: Fri. evening and AL Sat. and Sun.
YOUNG MAN. wanted 70 share large,
comfortable apt. with 5 other men.
All conyeniences. Hi-H phone.
and cony. to transp. DE-. 2.s40S
after $50.
WANTRD--Alex. ares; young lady.
$3.50, to share beaut., .1-bedrm.
apt; with another lady. Ideally loo.
Call HI. S-0637. -
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APTs. FURNIsHEp-vA.

Nh. TT. MYKR-i bedrm.. liv. rm.,
lit. dinstte: "a. 5.4es2. "a
ARL.-2-b edrm. well furn. apt. in
mod; BIDS: Cony. p. G: and vs
shls 3 q {. IA. s-o5I4. -
util.: mr.. shopping. center and bus.
Quiet I, souei.s;. 5 70 children or eri orig
ALExSNDRI2-S sedrms., ry. pri.
TE. e-szss o. fl. a.e4ss. -
liv. rm.. dinette, kit,
COW. SS7. IA. 2.iss0. IA. s-4ssS
A 1:,,:. s.,s s.e Z. s, l., s ,T t. 49, a. e
I, elz 8 Patrick at. II
ALEX. = Unusually attrac. i-bedrm
apt, beaut. dec. and furn., terraes
and garden; LIST mr.. supermod. Kit
and ldry, eir-cond.; cony. express,
transp., parking. shops. tt. 6-6S39
COLUMBIA PIKE AREA--vsry NIGEL,
linens and dishes furnish I; all
utilities included In monthly rent
Of 500. suitable for Q young mer
or women, Cali MR.. DRAPER, IA
$4,000. for appointment to inspect
FALLS CHURCH. va. 1s70 %
w :.ers .sa. ' rms es slsf sIn r ~.
semibath: $40 mo-, incl. utiis.
adults; Tyr. lease. IA. s-ss?s,
ARE. No.--Lss. liv. rm.. din. Kit.
bath. bedrm., 3 closets. Mry.: mod
BLDG: cony. loo: Sg4. IKE. 6-4s15
N. sRL., nice enc. apt. I or . 70.
sos mo RE. s-67af. "A
ALEXANDRIA - Kfheierey and i.
bedroom apartments, janitor sery-
ice. laundry privileges dewntowr
loestien; al utilities; $76 e
$g2.50. CAL tt. 6-ee70, between
10 an. and Q Pm.
1.BEDRM. APT. modern kitchen. OF
RAJ as n zpp a,' q zoos socs St
umhis pike. ia. 7-issi. and "a
SOL 1921 dboLuMsn PIKE. Ariinsson
va.-Large bed-liv. .rEn.. large kiteh
en-. gas range: electric refrigerator
sink; On busline.. close-in. %
N: AHL..child welcome: . room
As ini ShS6i u anoSt Ss:drm., lsls,
In modern nod ny sficf hoaas;; ps scnv sI !;
pentagon, Navy ANNEX. Ari. Hall
for 2 rehned yorkins persons' $50
So hs !, "a aaE EisSss sr.. Apt. z
In mod. Development. 10 mins
from Pentagen: on Columbia pike
S11B mo, pets welcome. Open Sat
aftefnoon and sun. "a
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UPTOWN, lS2o Park I'd. n.Ye--EAsee
piossd isds: $3.50 weekly. -
DOWNTOWN, 81 New York. ave. nv.
siS weekly. Altar s.
sIes lstA 81. EM.-Tve resms md
private bath Tor couple. ~
GEORGEfQWN Attfae. bachelor
apt; best ioe.; suit. ! q , peI,ens.
ias si us sis! SEQ. 10 s:s71at
MT. rLEAsANf-E,v. rm.. bsdrm,.
kit,: bath; ssb; adults only. NO.
a ssT' 1bAlss MIL m, NV. i
block from 18th and Columbia I'd.
Two large bedrms,. accommodating
sna n s ss: i ss sna fr Ssh ny .a s
CO. INC. NE. s-S7oo Or jsnitef.
s IA I-i i'll AMP Kl1s SO; is:.
PARK CRNTkAL aST..HoTEL -
Rsasonsssls S g Or E:ssy sss.s
weIi-mannsrsd, 30O-unit. s-story
building, with al services, ineludina
24-hour switchboard services; walk
ing distance 70 leading Govt. agsn-
cies. points of interest, downtown
shopping and restaurant AREA. 1900
= 81. NV. NE. S-Qk40. -
243S 18th 81 ~ W-Bed-fying
BATH. 1 R:.. .er r:ss g e s%Sis;,ss
CAPITOL NTLI, viss overiooking
Supreme Court laWn-2.Tm. en-
cheney apt. With pvt. tile bath. All
utils. igrn: So per ne; Also bsnt.
NgE HAnr; AND urshyn. IL !.
s Nome. sis.ly fs sHs 80 s ss. mel.
is ssr' IE wi INV Hs.S%S.-ls., t,oor rm..
kit, .pvt. bath. porch. utii. Adults.
Nics hsiif. xffs rear ysrd: .
.n'; and Shower. ,gyt snsssnes.
nr. bus, S126. I'm. S-se7l. ~
1873 Il s.k.-ist-n.: I bsdrm.. par
lor with piano. din. I'm. kits PVT.
Ss2T b s.s. II. '7-s4As: Lu. =
i sssO' LAMONT ST. N.w,-ysd.iiv.
rm.. lit. pvt. ksth. an util.. ksy 81
sffaNfT F OBJ fifAcE NV. lses-
Apts Tor adults: Coed clientele.
SSlS 15th 81. N.W.-LGe, bedrm..
kit... mod. fetgr.. stove. utils, furn;;
sNpl; spls; Reas; "a. S-4Sl0;o az a.:
1ssesiisnt ioestien. 1874 ccianSi;
DSwsToWs kEsiciENcY-Bed:liy.
tm., kit. bath: 1888 VIZ. up. LON
- .....-.-
FukN. AkT. CSnNkE noMk' pev sE
dss. rsrr. enc; ADJ gst p cossn.
80, - -
BAH: ssi.ss mo: Al:S s@eiI S:nt.
Ink. rm., $50 mo. NO. T-4o21:
5000. - 80. .,..@
, kgOMS. snare netn $iS.ze '
small BABY accepted. COS O ct. 81.
sesI COLORADO . AvE. = m, L
50 JITsiiKssoh Or MS lss.
tc.wsn esTpesinG.. Sc sVsninss.
h. !>S224 ~; S.ne1s,,-S0
ALIhAC. S-kM nsML: Az" nee;
adults. IA. s-7las' $50
1e6 @ 81. NE, nr Capitcl--l and
nedsms.' ,gyt. a xs, snare 1esns;
s04 md sI. s.k.--Bsmt. apt. q
yms, Pvt. bath: also S-rm. spt.;
$bS ana 500. Niceiy 1urn. ii. -
:, 42S6 r.rc-~. -
NAxLOn 0AEy6Nn 3l .peoIM.
iurn. apt; Sloo Incl: Stis:: eonv.
20 SHOPPING ann ssnool; pvG
locker fm., washer ana oflet IN
bsmt; Lu: 2,elQ0. so
s9ob sT; N.W- ueorgetovn-E.
e nss apt;; nnis; mel s ss9Sss t w
~: Open. "a. e.e1vo' mo- =
JS15;
o%o kAa1A0uE ~; NW-Nleeu
1oln. rms Ban. .pvs, ehtf;
-S sv mo; Al WIS; -: e.auao. -,
W kNIhs emeienSy. next estn.
s sSI mo. s sSi = nv. nn'A'' 80 80
ghtn. cxcets gyua. sn1 W., nsH
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APIS. UNFuRN.. o. c. tcent. |,

Ies4 MISSOURI AVE. NV, Apt.
81 bedrn., liv. rm.. Kit. am
a. FRED 4. sMifH So.. III;
Nv. rm., dinette, Kit. and bath
s esas 'n 4 81 sai Hiiss CO.. srn lis 10 i I
LARGE CLEAN KITCHEN and . 6.r,
End a. for . cong. empl: ladies; sos
81 home pEiytis: RA, 3.35i2. 2.
124 WEBSTER ST. NV, No. r.
bedrm., liv. rin.. dinette, VI
mo: Call MR.. GRAVES. IA. o
1876 Sfs scHrLDREss ST. ME-. a bits
duplex. 2nd moor. excellent condi.
ton: 3 Ice. bright rms. and fam.
ily-sise dining rm., screened porch;
laundry and lockers IN basement
oil. heat and h. y. for sol 30. In.
atire Apt. No. q after $3.50, o.
sTEuART BROS. INC. DI. z
2434. pt. 7-S695. ~
1895 BURKE ST. s.E. Oct. Armor,
and D. %. Hospitail--2nd-h. du'
plex, 2 lge. screened porch; not
private home; adults; front ant
Ieat tubthuCGhf VAAy $og NV, IA
s sSa1ssn heat hs gs,-sagipeed f Sc
1879 ao oil dsSx0i 81. NE. Is biks
north, 18th and H--corner apt.
modern S-fsmiiy building. 2 brigh
rooms, kitchen and bath. 0-ft
refgr,, heat and hot water included
S53. 80: So reduction for 2.yI
lease. gIEuART BROS. INC. DI
.ie DoUGLzs 81 S.E.. 3 bins, N.
9Th and Rhode Island ave Mod
ern duplex. excellent condition;
Ice, bright rooms, dinette, screened
porch; oil heat and hot water 10
hkos.. NC. DI. 7-s4s4. 81. q
CATHEDRAL Scssi couRrs. cor. ".
and Mass. ayes. n.w.--Beautifil
spacious, sunny 2-bedrm. apis. nov
available. Select tenancy. See res
I.BEDRM. ART, sss NO. An u.ils
incl. with mod. tile bath. liv. rm
and din. area. storage and ldry
facilities. See ianitor At $500 3 81
Sc, or call Ia. 9-BS60.
FULL FLOOR; completely privatt
hopsekeeping apt: ADULTS only
1900 block N. st. NV. DI. 7-67S2
1879 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Entir,
3rd d.: 2 rooms. Kitchen, alcoye
e bag "a Vt, utiis ,;,,a furnished; adults;
cE rs ~ Pss RGh. Tudor pl.e. Apts
Tm. with dinetfe for SIS. 30. ses
ianitor OF call ]. LEO KoLB co.
i.siIDfEMa.. Ar. s.rs.re disposal;
vel decorated: Wisconsin ave.
south Of Massachusetts,: available
Nov I: $50. EN-. s-b355. I'm
ia gNsGgwroN RI. s.w.-Lse. j.,
rm. bedrm,, dinette. kit, bath. S4I
mo-: close transp. RIA. 6-6e43. -
2GIe GARFIELD ST. NM large
rms, bath. modern kitchen equip
me 1: excellent condition.. rent
$50. incl. utfis. Open for inspee.
ton - . an 20 q, Z pm, .ssIy da 2,
81 a.s INV W Aio sass ssr. NV. Apt. Z
ssss n : I mas a 81 1 n, bah 3;
eau w, c. SMITH. Al. 4-0e71. -
$40 Eye sT. N.W.-ige. 5 rms,
81: and bath: s6s per mo, Apply
s inTiiHE mr.. Census Bidg.-4
rms. and bath: newly dec; pvt.
ground a.; epis.: ass. 10. s-s2as
Mr.. CONN. AvE.---a rms. kit. and
bath: all front rooms: x6S. 1900
8 st. nv. OIL. e-9432. ianisor.
623 EYE ST. S.W.--Mod.: / bedrm,.
liy. rrn., kit. and bath; conv. 10
earlins: RE 6-5273.
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THE PARKWAY
1920 CONN. AVE. NV
Tops in Living
ASPEN PARK APIS.
400 WHITTIER PL. NV.
2 BEDROOMS, $117.50

INCLUDING UTILITIES
ySs Sy; ,o u: :. .sn s Rsns sm
leads q CLOSET space. Sea resident
manager. Apt. lot.
Aldon Management Corp.
MA. 8-5740. Ewes, TT. 2-8765
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1921 W. VA. AVE. NE. APT. 3
Two rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath,
screened porch. Eas heat: vacant
Rent. $4e.50. Key with janitof.
1898 W. We; ave.
B, SAUL CO,
o26 18th ct. NV. Ma. 5000
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Connecticut Ave. Apt,

Connecticut Ave. Apt.
One large bedroom, dining foyer,
Kitchen .Isd "a and bath bath, Newly rsmod:
new modern kitchen, new bath.
In tub and shower. Waik-in closets:
24-hour switchboard and elevator
service; also available. efficiency
apartment. HO. 2-65T4.
coLoRED--seOe ROCK CREEK
fia t1. Ssth. k b.si NMJMod rms:
coIokEp-iils0 ' 9Th ST. NV.
p G; All utilities included. Au-
tomato elevator, 1-rm. and 2-rm.
sash From s4s sg6'; pe sss o
Building. completely remodeied with
all modern improvements, Mr..
IcSkk 55h kfASSMN:pSN4A.. sFT slias. 1sv,,
SIS mo ui afmi Incl III Tu bath: sfogs Sreh'
coLORED-2 Rms, kiI. and bath:
s s1si ri Iu r. s. Ss6 mo o, crown
|COL0RED = 1850 BLADENsBURG
aD. E.E;-Bedrm;, liy. ,rm.. dinette.
MIR n,s 0f FL 4 sseejsp' incl utils. Res
Two rms, kit. bath. gas h.-w.h.:
good condition; rent, S67. so. p, J,
wALsH5E NC Ills Eye st. NV.
cS$I s,sls hon ST: NET
mo-: viii accept 8 Children 1asn . goo
COLoRED = ii4s BLADENsBURG
sSsss'. Sac se. HARRISON 1 / ADAMS vs.
cooGEosED@o s. OFF GEORGIA AVE.
si,s as ssI!ds. so' $50 PVT mo-. 'i 70:
cOLORED--5 RMS, BATH AND
RoRCH-Io40 9Th st. ne: S75.
IA; S;.4Ss9, EM. a:5S42.. -
net.e kis ana ps Sssh s ls m em fRs si
a; SMITH co, Ills 18th st. nv.
coIoRED--i:ea 18th ST. Me-
hedrrl,. liv. rm. kit. and bath;
SS2 1874 81, ,1 no. FRED a SMITH co.
coLoREp-ss4 s1.t ST. SEE
rms. kit. bath; $50. incl. utils.,
heat, refar;. washing machine. co.
c sIGSaS; IA; sSSs4 Zoe. 7t, at =,
Maryland ave. ,n.e.-S-rm. apt:
also Ice. l-bedrm.. apt. with firepi.;
pvt. sntr.: utils. furn. 10. e-5s74.
coLoREp-14s seth ST. NE, No,
ains RsDlsf ft apt and sss stp r.n v r.
Smith g. e. ills nth St, NV:
cSEoR iilsesii WILLARD 81.
NV rms. kit, bath; near car
T llae s :ss sshoDDins' CO. S.ssss''
CoLoRED-S67 so
Fine neishborhood: al rms. refsr.
42f7 Washineton pl ne. (nr, Ben
ming rdJ LII. 2-435I, RE. 1881 90.
-
1909 18th ST. NV.
colored - LARGE eficiency: S62.S0.
cLosE.IfdNS '1 18th ST.
l73i T ST. NV.
utils. See janitor. bsmt.
CONTROVERSIES
1914 18th ST. NV.
" decorated: s6s.5o mo-, Incl.
utils. and ianitor service. Also 2
rms. and bath, unfinished. SIS
mo. See ianitor on premises.
Enc. Apis, $3.50
500 MT. VERNON PLACE NV.
Near 9th and Mass. ave. NV. facing
library: newly decorated; S4a. so
mo adults. See jsnitor on prem.
COLORED
Two bedrms., liy. rm., dinette. k;t.
:d ss.h ,7s is niu pl ;t mi channins
P. T. CONSTR. CO.. ST. 3-cls9
Continued on Next Psge)
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Clifton Manor Acts.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MKV.
Attractiyely fprn.. 1.bedfm. .apts. IL
large BLDG; $40 to $3.50. beautiful
pafuuet floors; tiled tuhs.showel
baths; excel; tramp; good parsing
2614 18th ST. NV. AID. 4-23oa
c0LORED-I30o BLK. COLUMBIA
kD. N.W.-Ene.. pvt. kit. semi.
,smiDytt; s. bath sa, s5 s s1sin sIIa incl
Mr.. DAVID. La. 6-i314. -3
COL0RED-N.Ws-1 and. 3 rms.
pvt. kit, bath, newly dec. well
furr ished. All utfis. Incl. Ho, 3.
g. g. NE. 6-2470 or NO. 7-36lt
ii. er 8 Pm.
COL0RKD-41oe MEADE ST. NE
2 2;sm; apt; neatly ~. furnished. yt,is.
col 81 I0 iiSi LG.. FRONT I'm. and
kitchen. Suitable for 2 women
References required. Near. 1sk Nnt
w sts. NV; $50 mo. Du. 1855
coLoRKD COLUMBIA MANOR,
1851 Columbia I'd. .n.w.--Students
yunninE water. ErigidaiFe; com.
iSrtSaSiy fun: ,sss 9S ]. .o'suLLI'
COLOkED--1 LGE. RM., kit.: fol
empl. couple: utils. furn.: SIS wk.j
TIT Mas. ave. ne. Ii. 6-b11S. ---e
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Immediate Occupancy

i sSsa.'S h o ssaHl en-
MONT Gardens. nearby Ariing-
ton: large rooms, spacious lawns.
recreational and playground facil-
tiles,
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
Also Unfurnished Apis.
RES. MGR, IA. 7-0300
Larchmont Gardens
South Frederick q: Ct Columbia Pike
Fort Craig Apis.
For Oct !. I-scdrm; apt, elos: z
z zSs '' liz ~ s csar. ut asu. spe "a
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1915 CONN. AVE. NV.

First-foof efficiency now available
for immediate occupancy. May be
seen BY contracting res. mgr. EN-.
$4,000. Rent $50 so.
B. r. SAUL CO.
s2b 18th St, NV. Ma. s-2l0O
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EMPLOYED middls-ased gentleman.
no other hoaTdefs: Aflinften efd..
close 70 Pentegon bus. Write nox
BOOK. star. a0e
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CAPITOL HILL
226 G ct. n,e.--2 rms, kit. bath
f fsss. iii. ssndipi,on val %aIsa mEn'is me-
Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. S-tS4Ss. -
1929 Z. CAPITOL ST rooms
fl0 18th ST. N,E.-1 rooms, kitch-
en- and bath. SIS. HARRISON q
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DELIGHTFULLY."-
ETTRN Apt

Best p. c. loe. IN the embassy row
at Meridian Park. new, year.
thrcu1h air-cond. bldg, al ultra
modern facilities; Also garase and
Tv, ample STORAGE spaee, seeretarial
service, automatic laundry. turn.
best Of AL. including china. linen.
silver: siassSes: =. ess: I Sss TO- e apprs s
TOP HOUSE. 1475 Euclid st. nv.
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I14o 18th ct. NE. APT. 4
Two rms, KIT. din, bath, gas heat
screened porch; vacant. KEY IL
Apt. Q; rent. ssh.
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Your Inspection Invited
Call EN-. 2-8800
CHASTLETON APIS.
1701 18th ST NV

Excellent locatior,. close to every
thing: maid. linen and towel sery-
ice: very teescnahle ratss. Apgly
e desk or CALL MRS. FICks. Do.
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AIR-CoNDITIoNED
CARLTON HOUSE
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
EFFICIENCY APIS.

a recently eGsnpleted lfeproef build
ing beautifully decorated and fur
MINED BY Dorothy Draper.
DAILY RATES REDUCED FOR NIX
TENDEp OCCUPANCY TO Ap'
rEQxsIMgI.A4TEY, ,, $50 FER NO q
WIZ hfhTHIf Gisr ~ As szO NAB n sf mEEsi
Secretarial service. sun deck over
looking entire city: amplifier MAJ
ter teievision Antenna system: "a.
rage facilities: ~ minutes from
white House.
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Huge rooms with picture windows
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Evening star., 1955-09-19
Fund-for- r-RepubIic Chief
Feors Thought Control

Government agency violates
long established policy Of this
country and in my opinion vio-
lates the First Amendment rs
well" If it tries to decide that an
institution ought to engage In or
finance only such preaching.
teaching and investigation as
the Government may from time
to time approve"
The Fund for the Republic.
which DR.. Hutchins heads. was
set up by the Ford Foundation
as an independent corporation
to promote public understanding
and discussion of principles found
in the Constitution and the Dec
laration Of Independence.
The fund was recently attacked
by Seaborn p. Collins, national
commander of the American
Legion. who said 1t threatened
the national security by allegedly
attacking the foes OF communism
and spreading propaganda mini
mizing the danger Of commu-|
niSm.
Referring to this attack, Dr.
Hutchins said:
When the national COM
mander Of the American Legion
can call upon his comrades, Of
whom I am one. not to have
anything to do with the Fund for
the Republic. you can see what
occupational hazards are con-
nected with being an officer of
a foundation. But then. Sena-
tor Mccarthy called Harvard a
smelly mess so perhaps am
no worse of now than when II
was a university president"
DR.. Hutchins said various re-
cent events indicate a turn away
from IAN atmosphere Of fear
and suspicion" He stated:
"The winds are shifting i
tand) may encourage those who
believe that we do not have to
jettison our liberties in order to
protect them"
In Chicago yesterday, Irving
Breakstone, former commander
OF the Illinois American Legion.
revealed he had sent a letter to
Mr.. Collins on Friday in which
he said he sincerely deplores"
Mr.. Collins recent criticism of
the fund.
Pointing to the funds financial
support of the Legion's Ameri-
caniSm program in Illinois
Education for Freedom - Mr..
Breakstone asked the national
commander:
Would you kindly send some
message to make clear to your
many Legion admirers in n
linois that your criticism Of the
Fund for the Republic is not
meant to reflect on the program
Of Education for Freedom?p
Mr.. Collins, on vacation, was
not available for comment.
Evening star., 1955-09-19
|BuIgonin BIomes Sports
For Loss Of 46 Pounds

MOSCOW. Sept. 10. (R-
Premier Nikola Bulganin. who
has recently been i'll, said last
night he lost As pounds in A
ldays-in athletics.
Marshal Bulganin and other
top Soviet leaders chatted with
diplomats and newsmen at Q
reception given by the Finnish
Embassy in honor of Finland's
President Juho Paasikivi and
Foreign Minister Urho Kekkonen
The Russians were In a most
Iamiable mood. This agreement
extending the l948 treaty oi
| friendship was signed today as
well as the pact handing back tc
Finland the naval base at Pork
kala.
The Soviet leaders, including
Defense Minister Marshal Georgl
Zhukov. were somewhat more
|reticent last night about concur
rent negotiations here with East
German Communists. They said
these negotiations would last
several days more and they could
mot disclose the results in adj
vance.
Marshal Bulganin came up to
the Associated Press corresrond.
|ent and said:
"You are getting fat on the
Soviet economy. but 1 am get
ting thin. ! have lost 81 kilo-
grams GAG pounds) in 40 days.
But ] feel okay now. No. it was
not Chancellor Adenauer who
overworked me-" The Soviet
Premier smiled as.he made this
reference to his recent negotia-
tions with the West German
leader.
Some Of the other Soviet lead
|ers laughed when Marshal Bull
|ganin said he had lost his
|poundage through sports. Most
of the other Soviet leaders,
notably Communist Party Boss
Nikita Khrushchev and First
Deputy Premier L. M. Kagano-
vich. are putting on weight.
Marshal Zhukov was asked If
he had received the wedding
presents President Eisenhower
sent his daughter. "Of course !
received them and I thanked the
President" he said. The only
Evening star., 1955-09-19
|Molotov on Plane
With Mrs. Roosevelt

NEW YORK, Sept 10 tF1.-
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt ar.
rived by plane yesterday after
attending the World Federation
OF United Nations associations
at Bangkok, Thailand.
The wife of the late President
was aboard the same plane as
Soviet Foreign Minister v. NJ.
Molotov, and said they talked
a little while the airliner was
en- route from Paris.
Told that Mr.. Molotov. in q
statement to newsmen, appeared
optimistic about Soviet-American
relations. Mrs. Roosevelt replied.
II imagine he is."
Evening star., 1955-09-19

thing that disturbed US was the
ridiculous story that ] had no
daughter. But the photograph
i sent the President Of my two
daughters disproved that"
Reporters asked Marshal zhu-
kov II he could spare the time
TO give them a full-dress press
conference some day soon on
Soviet defense measures outside
the realm of security
Marshal zhukoy said. "Will
this be on a basis of reciprocity?"
The reporters told him that
President Eisenhower and other
Western leaders periodically dis
cuss Western defense measures
in public.