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4 Family Overflows Home at Fete for Grandma CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUN Wednesday, March 4. 195J Part 2 Page 9 HOTELS AND APARTMENT HOTEL! OVERLOOKING PARK AND LAKE. TO RENT KM ROOM BOARD SOUTH 6106 ROOMS $8 WEEK Newly turn, and decorated: hotel sen Jce; all transp. CENTURY HOTEL. 1447E.55th.

BUtterIleldSiq2161 LARGE room Empl. man or laay: reasr Cooking priv. if desired: nicely furnished. 3 blks. I.

C. 7432 Ingleside. STewart 3-9749. $13 50 PER WEEK Every rm. with pvt.

bath and ahwr. UNIVERSITY HOTEL 5519 S. Blackstcne. DOrchestet 3-4100 HYDE PARK Y. M.

C. A. Single and double rooms for young men. QUEEN'S DUKE HAS 'BACK SEAT' AT CORONATION 9 Processions to Head for Abbey Rites i rvV WIK KJ mJ lAssociatea rress wirepnotoi When Mrs. Anna Snatchko observed her 61st birthday in McDonald, the party took place in Veterans' hall because her home could not accommodate her family, let alone her friends.

Here she posed in the middle of the 42 of her 44 grandchildren and great-grandchildren who attended the party. IRENEEDU PONT 76, TURNS GUNS ONU.UWDEAL BY JOSEPH EGELHOF Irenee du Pont, a millionaire who is glad to pay his taxes and never has been interested in the stock market, spoke his mind yesterday on subjects ranging from Chicago's wonderful weather to the United Nations, One subjecT; not discussed by the 76 year old retired chief of E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co. was the current anti-trust trial before Judge Walter J.

La Buy in federal District court. He and 32 other members of the Delaware family, the company, and five other concerns are defendants in the trial, which yesterday was recessed to Monday. Atty. John M. Harlan, du Pont defense chief, permitted reporters' questions after du Pont finished his testimony but on condition that trial issues not be discussed.

Some Words on Weather Du Pont, who owns about 2 miles of sea shore in Cuba, where he conducts a side line realty business, offered expert testimony on local weather. He said he had come prepared for near arctic conditions, having understood there was nothing but wind and snow here, and had found spring instead of winter. Chicago is a wonderful town and ought to be used as a model for new cities being built, he said; however, the builders would have to find a body of water like Lake Michigan. He warned that if the New Dealers think about it they will be digging Lake Michigans all over the country. He also gave Evanston a pat on the back in discussing dinner engagements of the last three weeks.

I was out there last in '95 and I found the roads greatly improved," he said, explaining that he and a schoolmate 58 years ago had bicycled on a camping trip thru the North Shore area. Glad New Deal Has Passed Asked if he thought the New Deal would come back, du Pont said: "I hope I'll be thoroly tucked away in the family cemetery before then." Discussing President Eisenhower, du Pont said: "I like his Eisenhower's idea of not reducing taxation before cutting expenses. I'm glad to pay my part and it's a helluva wad." Getting onto the topic of the U. du Pont said, "We have one fifty-fourth of the vote and we ought to put up only one fifty-fourth of the expenses." The U. N.

should not have the power to enforce its edicts, he said, and should be a debating society only. On other ways to reduce expenses, he commented that the postoffice had not had the sense to raise its prices when everyone else WANT AD INDEX To plact a wtiit ad in tht newspaper that prints six times as many individual Want Ads as any other (fhicajo newspaper Phone WHitehall 4-0409 Ask for a Want Ad-Viser Pane Col. Air Conditioning 17 9 Apartment Bides, lor Sale 10 6 Apartments to Rent .....10 1 Apartments, Furnished 10 3 Apartments to Exchange .......10 3 Apartments, Co-operative 10 3 Apartments and Rooms to Share. 9 7 Automobiles Autos for Sale 18 1 Foreign and Sport Cars 19 2 Auto Repairing and Equipment. 19 4 Autos and Trucks to Rent 19 4 Auto Loans ........19 4 Autos Wanted 19 3 Trailers Auto and 19 3 Wanted 19 4 Trucks, Trailers, Tractors 19 3 Barter and 19 4 Boats, Marine Supplies ,.17 Building Materials Services ....17 9 Business Opportunities ..19 5 Wanted 19 7 Business Equipment 19 7 Business Service .......19 7 Business Personals IS 3 Business 7 Cameras and Optical Goods 11 6 Cemeteries 1.

3 6 Clothing, Furs, Etc 17 9 Collections 17 9 Concessions and 19 7 Co-operative Apartments 10 3 Death Notices Part 1, 26 Disclaimer ol Debts 15 3 Dogs, Pets, and Equipment 17 9 Dressmaking-Millinery Schools. ..15 3 Employment Agenctes Men 1 1 7 Employment Agencies Women ..15 3 Factory Help Men 12 5 Farms for Sale and to Rent. ...11 5 Financial 17 It Flowers Part 1. 26 Funeral Directors Part 1, 26 Furnished Apartments 10 2 Furniture and Furnishings For Sale 19 9 For Juveniles 19 9 Wanted 19 9 Heating. Plumbing .17 9 Help Wanted Men 12 5 Factory Help 12 5 Stores and Offices ....12 5 Part Time and Temporary 12 8 Executives and Managers 12 8 Boys 12 9 I Professions and Trades 12 9 Butlers, Chauffeurs, Housemen.

14 6 Farm and Garden Help 14 6 Clubs. Hotels and Restaurants. 14 6 Salesmen 14 7 Agents 14 9 Miscellaneous 14 9 Help Wanted Women. 15 9 Medical and 15 9 Stores and Offices 15 9 Part Time and Temporary 17 3 Executives end Managers 17 4 Professions and Trades. 17 4 Clubs, Hotels and Restaurants.

17 7 Household 17 8 Couples .....17 9 Saleswomen 17 9 -Agents 17 9 Miscellaneous 17 9 Home Appliances 19 9 Wanted 19 9 Hotels and Apt. Hotels 9 7 Houses for Sale ....10 7 Houses Built to Order 11 1 Industrial 10 5 Wanted 10 6 Instruction 19 9 Jewelry, Diamonds, Old 19 8 Loans Licensed Small Loan Co's 19 8 Loans Banks 19 8 Business and Misc. Loans 19 8 Real Estate 11 1 Auto 19 4 lost and Found 15 2 Machinery and Equipment 11 6 Manufacturing 19 7 Medical Dental Positions 15 9 Miscellaneous (For Sale I 19 4 Wanted' 19 4 Motorcycles. Scooters, Bikes. ...19 4 Moving and Storage 11 6 Musical Instruments 19 7 Nursing.

Rest Homes to 9 7 Nursery Child Care 11 6 Office Furniture and Devices. 1 9 9 Offices to Rent 10 4 Partnerships and 19 7 Personal IS 2 Radios. Television, Service 19 7 Real Estate fSee Apartment Busl-. ness Property. Farm Lands.

Houses, Industrial Properties. Resort Properties, etc. I Real Estate Suburban. ..11 1 Real Estate for Exchange. ......11 5 Real Estate Vacant .....11 1 Real Estate Wanted 11 6 Real Estate Out of Town.

11 5 Real Estate Miscellaneous 11 5 Remodeling and Repairing 17 9 Resort Properties for Sale 11 5 Pooms. Room and Board 9 7 Schools I See Trade Schools. Instruction, Dancing Schools, Dressmaking Schools. Situations Wanted Men 11 7 Situations Wanted 15 3 Store Fixtures 11 6 Stores. Offices.

Shops to 10 4 Television, Radios. Service. 19 7 To Rent Miscellaneous ...10 3 To Rent rsee Apartments to Rent, Houses to Rent and Exchange. Industrial Properties. Resort Properties, Rooms, etc.

I Trailers House and Auto 19 3 Wanted 19 4 Transportation and Travel 19 4 Trade Schools Men 11 7 Trade Schools Women 15 3 Trucks, Trailers. Tractors 19 3 Typewriters See Office Furn. 9 Wanted to Rent 10 3 Ad Writing Assistance The Tribune maintains an expert ad writing department to help you word your Want Ad to secure the best results. There is no charge for this service. Box Number Ads' Reply by phone as well as by letter may be-made to any Tribune Want Ad with a box number as an address.

Call WHitehall 4-0400, loaal 2477 (except Sunday). Your address, and phone number will be placed at once in the box of the advertiser. To Place a Want Ad A Want Ad-Viser is as near to you as your telephone. If you are listed as a phone subscriber, your ad will be charged to you. Phone WHitehall 4-0400, you prefer a Tribune man will call at your home or office.

Or call at the Tribune want ad stores, 33 W. Madison and 435 N. Michigan Ave. $100.00 Reward will be paid for information given to the that leads to tne arrest and conviction of anyone obtaining money fraudulently thru Want Ads published in its columns. KRUPP BECOMES RICH AS PACT IS SIGNED TODAY Agrees Never to Make Steel Again BONN, Germany, March 3 Reuters Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Hal-bach, 45, heir to Germany's rr t- f.

dynasty, will be- come one of the world's richest men again tomorrow when his lawyer signs an agreement with officials of the high commission of the Krupp occupying nations. Krupp himself will be skiing at Arosa, Switzerland, with his American-born second wife when the document is signed at Mehlem. Signing for him will be Earl J. Carroll of San Bruno, who works in West Germany. Carroll's signature will start a process that will give Krupp an immediate income of $3,570,000 a year and will gradually unfreeze all his property, estimated at 119 million to 143 million dollars.

Steel Holdings to Be Sold Under the agreement, Krupp undertakes to sell all his coal and steel holdings over the next five years. He promises never to engage in the coal and steel industries again. Here is the essence of the plan, which has been under negotiation for nearly a year: 1. Krupp's holdings in his coal and steel companies will be converted into shares and bonds. He must sell the shares worth 43 millions in five years, but may keep nonvoting fixed interest bonds worth about 19 millions.

In additlun he will get royalties from a group of mines worth about a year. He must also sell iron ore fields and other steel making subsidiaries. 2. He will hand over two engineering companies, estimated to be worth $4,050,000, to two members of his family who will undertake not to maintain any business connection to Krupp or to each other. He further will undertake to pay $2,620,000 to four other relatives over 10 years.

Keeps Other Properties 3. The remaining properties, which do not affect iron and steel industries, will remain in Krupp's possession. The latter include an engineering firm, the dismantled shell of the huge Friedrich Krupp Guss-Stahlfabrik at ssen where Krupp's ancestors made their first steel cannon now resettled with 37 small industries, locomotive works and truck factories, a factory for making super-hard tungsten carbide, real estate over all the Ruhr, ship yards in Hamburg, Bremen, and Kiei, and trading companies. Jdp Ship Takes Crippled Russian Frater to Port TOKYO, March 3 (JP) The foreign office said today the crippled Russian frater Baku Uuy was escorted by a Japanese patrol boat to the port of Hakodate, at the southern tip of Hokkaido island, today. The Baku Uuy car ried a crew of 40.

The 10,000 ton Panamanian tanker Caltex Durban was severely damaged when it collided with the 7,000 ton Italian frater Atlantic five miles off Yokohama. 1 14 STORY FIREPROOF BITTERSWEET. APARTMENT HOTEL KITCHENETTE APARTMENTS $99.50 AND $105.50 MO. BEDROOM APARTMENTS with In-a-docr bed in living room. CAN ACCOMMODATE 4 ADULTS.

$139.50 AND $147.50 MO. SUPER DE'LUXE BEDROOM APT. $157.50 PER MONTH Hotel Service 24 Hr. Switchboard. ONLY BY YOUR INSPECTION CAN OUR MONTHLY RATES BE APPRECIATED 732 BITTERSWEET-PL 4100 NORTH.

Vi BLOCK WEST OF OUTER-DR. 153-156 Bus 4 Block. Phone Bittersweet 8-7460. DESIGNED for Gracious Living Chicago's finest lake and park location; 12 minutes north of Loop; buses direct to door: exquisitely conditioned 2, 3 and 4 room kitchen apts. for the ultimate In city dwelling.

A superior hotel residence at conservative rentals. The HOTEL BELMONT SOUTHWEST CORNER SHERIDAN-RD. At BELMONT-AV. Bittersweet 8-2100. THE MONTEREY WANTS GUESTS WHO SEEK THE BEST APARTMENT AND HOTEL ROOMS.

Nothing compares with the etmosphertl of this hotel from the moment yon enter. Come in and see the beautiful, restful, comfortable hotel rooms and the magniheent 2 rm. and bdim. town, apartment homes with the Individual furnishings, new kitchens. Coffe, shop, dining room, bus at door.

THE MONTEREY HOTEL 808 Junlor-ter. Bittersweet 6-2300. One block West of Outer-dr. 40 E. OAK-ST.

WHitehall 4-6040. 40 E. OAK HOTEL 1000 North 4 block west of Michigan, av. within walking distance lrom tht Heart of the Loop. Completely furnished and serviced kitchenettes; two and three room suites; by the day.

month, or the year. Apartments beautifully furnished to meet the most exacting taste. The perfect city home. See them, 3 ROOM EFFICIENCY APT. Living kitchenette, and bath.

$127.50 MONTH 2 RM. EFFICIENCY APT. Lit. kitchenette, and bath. $95 MONTH HOTEL ROOMS FROM $59 MO.

WEEKLY RATES ALSO AVAILABLE. Full hotel 24 hr. oervice: block LO I. bus. car.

shops, and school, HYDE PARK HOTEL 1511 HYDE PARK-BLVD. A PRESTICE ADDRESS HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE ELEGANT LOBBY SURF SHORE HPlTFT to 2 rm. kitchenette from $110. Beautifully furnished Excellent trans. Close to shop, district.

4 26 SURF. Bittersweet 8-4630. THE STRATTON cin vv AND UP. 6336 DREXEL. FAlrfat 4-354.

One of Chicago's finest outlying hotels. Tile bath and shower. Newly decorated, and furnished. FREE TELEVISION. Plenty of linen daily.

Good transp. Equal to any $4 a day room In town. HENNING HOTEL SYSTEM. ONE LOOK AND YOU'LL NEVER WANT TO LEAVE That Unbeatable Combination Ol LUXURY ACCOMMODATIONS AND MODERATE COST PARK LANE HOTEL Beautiful Quarters Excellent Culsini Overnight or Resident Guests SHERIDAN-RD. AT SURF-ST.

Bittersweet 8-3800. BUENA PARK HOTEL $12.50 per week AND UP 350 room fireproof hotel. Room, bath, and shower. 4145 Broadway. Bittersweet 8-2020.

HENNJXG HOTEL SYSTEMS HARPER SURF HOTEL $12 PER WEEK AND UP. Close to lake and Illinois Central. Beautllul hotel rooms; newly furo. and decorated. Private bath In each room.

5426 Harper-av. PLaza 2-3900. HENNING HOTEL SYSTEMS. LINCOLN PARK WEST HOTEL Beautiful 3 rm. furnished In mod- ern overlooking Lincoln park.

Also 2 room apts from $125 up. Compute hotel service. 2136 Lincoln Pk. West. Lincoln 9-6400.

MONTFIELD HOTEL. 100 rooms, 24 hour switchboard service, full maid service, newly decorated, new kitchen units, large rooms, private end connecting bath, 2 elevators, com- letely fireproof; 10 minutes from the oop, Va block; Belmont reasonable rates. .3146 N. Sheffield. LAkevlew 5-4680.

NEW MICHIGAN HOTEL 2135 S. MICHIGAN-BLVD. Beaut, newly decorated, spaelnui rooms. Friendly service. Fine restaurant.

A home on mm. to Loop. Complete hotel service. $12.25 WEEKLY UP. $2 DAILY UP.

PINE EAST 5501 Washlngton-bl. MAnsfleld 8-1443. Modern, comfortable, kitchenette apt. permanent and transient. Complete hotel service.

2 0 mi nutes from Loop, Hotel Guyon 4000 Washington. VAn Burca 6-8900." Modern, comfortable kitchenette apt. Daily, weekly, mi nthly. Complete hotel service. 15 minutes from Loop.

HOTEL Bedroom apt. Accommodates 4 persona: newly large closets; good shops: also transient rooms available. Sheridan at Argyle, 5000 north. Phone LOngbeach 1-07QQ. ST.

JAMES APT. HOTEL. 444 ST. JAAlEa-f L. De luxe bldg.

adj. to Lincoln Par. C2500 North 1, Large kltnt. apts. New.

)y fum. Full hotel service. Rentali from $100 mo. For Inspection lee mgr. or call DIversey 8-1100.

CRJLLON HOTEL 1258 S. MICHIGAN. UNUSUAL VALUES for perm, eeputs. Newly decorated, smartly furn. rooms.

$12.25 PER WEEK AND UP. $2.25 A DAY AND UP. 1244 N. DEARBORN Unusual values In weekly ratei. Newly dec, smartly tile batbt.

HOTEL ROOMS $10.50 WEEK VP. KITCHENETTE $17.50 WEEK UP. DAILY RATES $2.25 UP, CHELSEA HOTEL Beautiful rms. In fine exc. $10 and up per wk.

Some with light housekeeping facilities, $14 week up. Wilson. LOngbeach 1-3000, 1 12-312 RM. KITCHENETTES AS LOW AS $21.00 WEF.KLY. 15 MINUTES TO LOOP.

LOGAN VISTA HOTEL. 2600 N. Kedzle-blvd. CApltol 7-4170, LAWRENCE HOTEL 4727 N. Maiden fl300 4700 Clean rooms with private bath, shower and radio.

Dally maid service. Coffee. refreshments, and TV In lobby. LELAND HOTEL Fine rms. with pvt.

bath and ahowert exc. $12 and up per wk. A few with elec. kit. fac.

$13.50 wk. up. 1207 W. Leland LOngbeach 1-9600 EASTGATE HOTEL Attractive mthly. rates.

All outside rmt. Near N. side: 7 mln. walk to Loop. superior 7-3580i 162 E.

Ontario $85 PER MONTH UP Perfection In apt. hotel living, ruli hotel service. Near lake, all transp. Belle Shore Hotel, LOngbeach 12133. 1 ROOM KITCHENETTE APTST HOTEL ROOMS.

COMPLETE SERVICS DEARBORN PLAZA 1032 N. DEARBORN. KIT. APT'. CHILDREN WELCOME 2-34 $19 and up.

Essex Hotel, 6230 Dorchester. DOrchestcr 3-3260, CHATEAU HOTEL Rooms, kltch. ants. 330 N. Austln-blvd.

ONTARIO HOTEL ROOMS $7.00 PER WEEK UP 5 MINUTES TO .820 N. State. Superior- SHERIDAN BEACH HOTEL 3 room apt. newly new carpet and furnishings: complete hotel service. 7301Sheridan-rd.

SHeldrake 37600, LOGAN SQUARE Attr. rms. with bath; tran-ient and weekly; 15 mln. to Loop. Miihhlre Hotel.

2525 Milwaukee, DEVON HOTEL Rms ana bh $2 up dally $14 wkly. 1314 fvon-av SHeMrake 3 60(). TRAEMOl'R HOTEL New. neatlv luin attr. wk ratei.

5427 Kenmore LOngbeacn 1-3743, CLEAN sleeping rmi. $5 per wk. 1 1. 1808 S. Wabasb.

Victory 2-9118. mgr. 1400 E. 530-ST. 1.GE.

RM. Adj. bath. prl. home, kit.

priv. for yng. bus. woman. Near So.

Sh5I.C.1tS). HYde Park 3-2772. LARGE pleasant hskpg. rm. Hamilton Park area; 3 rain, to R.

I. RAdcliffe 39603 LOVELY rm. in So. Shore apt. Elev.

kit. priv. if desired. 1M, blks. to I.

C. ESsex 5-6107. 1 FURNISHED room for sentleman In fine South Shore home, 80th and Oglesby. SAginaw 1-7400. 2604 E.

76TH-ST. Lge. pleas, man; lHblk. I.C. bus.

$8 ESsex 5-6167. 6072 STONY ISLAND Rms kit. priv. Kit. apt.

$9 wk upPLaia 2-6941. PLEASANT ROOM Nr. lake and trans- portation. 5469 S. Hyde Park.

SO. SHORE Nr. I. C. Pvt.

home. tlemen pref. south Shore 8-3535. 2 SLPG. rms.

in pvt. home. Pvt erit. Coffee opt. Nr.

tran. STewart 3-3590. SOUTHWEST SIDE SLEEPING room for gentleman Heated. Private home. 2137SHoman.

LARGE furnished room with bedroom. Linen furnished. 2122 W. 35th. NORTH SIDE- $10 WEEKLY AND UP 1 room kitchenette or room and bath.

Complete hotel 24 hr. switchbd. ONLY 20 mln. to LOOP. Arevie DELMAR HOTEL.

5046 LAWSON Y. M. C. A-. Modern residence lor men.

Near Locp-lake. Complete athletic and program pool. Transient, permanent. 30 W. Chlca.o-av.

WHitehall 4-6211. $10.50 WEEKLY Newly decorated, carpeted: walk to work: 5 minutes to Loop. St. Regis Hotel. 518 N.

Clark. LELAND-SHERIDAN "HOTEL. 847 W. LELAND. Sleeping rooms: clean; plenty of heat; hot water.

$7 wk. up. Dally md. serv. $7 PER WEEK Men: clean rooms; nr.

Loop; shower. OLYMPIA HOTEL. 613 N. WELLS. 2 LOVELY large completely furn.

rms. Newly decorated, refrlg. For 1 or 2 adults. Bes. location for trans.

Cal 1 EDgewa ter4B 8 19 HOUSEKEEPING RMS. REAS. 1 block to lake, and bus. 1358 GREEN LEAF. BEAU, front rm.

18x21; cooking, Phone exc. nghbd. Nr. bus, lake, shopping. Rogers Park 4-0 1 87.

LIGHT hskpg. rms. Near all thildren welcome; from S7 per weelc up. 808 N. Wabash-av.

LADIES. Why Procrastinate? Inspect Chicago's Outstanding Women's Club. PTIO COURT.643 Roscoe. 3400 N. BROADWAY and Surf Hsekpg.

rim" shower. All trans, to Loop. Nr. park, lake. DIversey PINEWOOD HOTEL 2744 Pine Grove.

New, dec. rms. Phone, maid service, bus to door. Weekly $10.50 to $14. HARBOR HOUSE GIRLS' CLUB.

3118 N. Sheridan. Kltch elev. Freeemplservice. DIversey J3-8424.

PRIVATE entrance Lee. 2 closets, cooking optional; $12.50 $14 dble. HOllycourt 5-9459. 2 LGE. He.

very cl." rms. $8.50 and $10. 2d fl. of duplex, kit. all trans.

EDgewater 4-5284. LIGHT hskpg. rms! Near all children welcome; from $7 per week up.808N. Wabash-av. GIRLS' RESIDENCE CLUB 10 mln.

to Loop; maid serv. Bendix. $7 wk. 357 W. Fullerton-pkwy.

GRaceland 7-0858. 1639 N. LA SALLE Hskpg. room "for 2. Refrig.

Goodjransportation. Reasonajjle. EDGEWATER BEACH GIRLS' RES. Maid, kit. $6.50 up.

UPtown GIRLS' cluo WUh or without meals. Superior 7-5654. WHitehall 4-8 3 52. 61 E. CEDAR Single sleeping rooms.

1 2 wkEElaware 7-0233 LARGE warm sleeotng room: nicely fur- nlshed; reas, 4 333 N. Hazel. 4500 NORTH. 1200 W. Large, light wanrrnPvtEarPtowrSOie.

LGE. frt rm. new. dec: stove. Quiet.JBus at door.2229Linden.

4500 NORTH Nicely furn. sgl. frt. rmT All, pvt. $7.

UPtown 8-5261. Yg. men students; plenty oT good food; nr. Lp WHitehal 14-9000. BEAUT, warm rms.

facing lake $7 up7 6 3 2 6 Sherldan-rd. HOI lycourt 5-07 4 9 LARGE room Twin beds: 2 men: home 15 min.Loog. DIversey 06 3 1 6300 N. 2600 W. Lg.

warm, pvti gar. SHeldrake HOUSEKEEPING stove and re-frig. Good trans. GRaceland 2-1338. -NORTHWEST SIDE- ROOM-board Emp.

men. Home cooking. Twin bedsJGd. tran.P Allsade 5-8585. LGE.

furrir, slpng. rm. with kitchen. 2 empl. men pref.

ARmltage 6-3939. LARGE rm. Adj. bath: working girl oref.A Venue 33854. 3019 Lotus.

SLEEPING room for gentleman Private family. TUxedo 97328. FURNISHED room for "men 4300 3900 north. Klldare 5-3829. LIGHT, waim rm.

$7 or board. 3 buses. NEwcastle 1-2308. SLEEPING rm. For gentleman.

$7.50. SPring 7-1158. ARM rm. Comb, men: pvt. ent.

2428 N. Bernard-st. BElmont 5-5791. -WEST SIDE- LOVELY rms. for working woman Newly new bath, shower: pvt.

cor. 26th-Harding. Call evenings, LA wndale 2-9695 or COlumbus 1-6737. LOVELY rm. for 1 or 2 girls Newly all pvt.

ent. Call between 4-8, 124 N. Menard. COlumbus 1-6737 or LAwjidale 2-9695. SINGLE end double sleeping rooms; near Garfield and nun preferred.

EUclid 6-5052! NEWLY" FURN. sleeping rms. For gent. Reas. with kitchen privil.

Gd. transp. No drinking. 5238 W. Race.

CERMAK 4100; hskpg. rm. fnr 1 or 2. Empld. days.

Linens. Frig. Pvt. ent. FRONT airy bedrm.

Gent, or young girl prefj refs.MAnsfield6-6659. T257 S. CALIFORNIA 1 rm. kitchenette. Very reasonable.

ROckwell 2-7140. SUBURBAN IN EXCLUSIVE guest house Excellent references. GReenleat 5-S373. NURSING AND REST HOMES LICENSED CONVALESCENT HOME Vacancy, free reg. nurses, good food, quiet att.

surroundings. Phone l4-657 5 IDEAL home for elderly persons Exc. food. beds. LOnebeaeh 1-3120.

TO RENT APTS. RMS; TO SHARE WANT man to share with same Beautiful lge. apt. Pvt. rm.

and bath. Gar avail. Nr. Lake shore-dr. and Addison.

Write MDR BUSINESS WOMAN" will share attractive Northwest side apartment with woman 35 to 50. 2 YOUNG ladies will share apt. with 1 other; $10 wk. Call Juniper 8-7225 before noon or after 5. YOUNG man to share apt.

North, nr. lake, with same. Bittersweet 8-3 157. 13USINESS MEN RMS. TO SHARES 1040 LAKE SHORE-DR.

BUS. GIRL will share apt. with 2 girls" Austin lq.MAnsfieid6316 2 GIRLS will share 5 rm. apt. will) same.

MUlberrv 5-1053 before 4. HOTELS AND APARTMENT HOTELS 71 ST AND SO. SHORE-DR. Beautiful hotel rooms overlooking South Shore Country Club and lake. Room and bath $14 per week and up.

SOUTHGATE HOTEL PLaza 2-2160 KENNING HOTEL SYSTEM PARKWAY HOTEL Large bedrm. apts. from $175 Suitable' for 2-3 or 4 persons 2100 Lincoln Pk. W. DIversey 8-5000.

EVANSTON THE LIBRARY PLAZA HOTEL 1637 Orrington. UNiversity 4-8000. Beaut, furn. 2 rm. apt.

by day. mo. or year. Compl. hotel serv.

exc trans. FORT DEARBORN HOTEL Corner of La Salle and Van Buren. Opposite La Sallc-st. station; beautifully furnished. Newly decorated rooms.

$2.75 PER DAY AND UP. Usual ratea for permanent occupancy. BURTON HOTEL Modern, nicely furn. rms. with shower: $10.50 week and up: 1 block to Lincoln Park, 15 minutes to downtown.

1429 NClark DElaware 7-5 100,, CROYDON HOTEL Spacious 1 rm. kitchenettes and rooms. REASONABLE MONTHLY RATES. 5 mlnutes to Loop. 616 N.

RUSH TERRACE HOTEL 5734 N. WINTHROP Smart, modernized, cozy, clean 1 rm. Pullman kitchenette apts. Tile baths: elevator building; maid service. RIENZI HOTEL Newly decorated, all large outside rms.

with private baths. Low wkly. rates. Transients invited. 600 Dlversey-pkwy.

Buckingham 1-4100. SHELDRAKE HOTEL Beautifully furnished: modern kitchen: tile bath: from $21 per week: sleeping $14. Dally maid service. 4520 N. LOngbeach 1-8600 COMMONWEALTH HOTEL DIVERSEY AT THE DRIVE.

PERMANENTS INVITED. 2757 N. Pine Grove. Lincoln 9-5700. WINDSOR-WILSON HOTEL.

815 WILSON-AV. 1 ROOM KITCHENETTE APTS. Nicely furnished: complete hotel service. 1 ROOM KITCHENETTES Newly furn. and tile baths; hotel serv.

Rates from $4 5 per month. SOUTHLAKE Hotel, 4711 S. Kenwood. 18 E. ELM l'4 and 2'4 nicely comp.

htl. sve; gd. trans, superior 7-4740. Birchmont Hotel, 1456 Fargo Rooms, complete services: $2 dally up. 1 block west of Sherldan-rd.

LINCOLN APT. HOTEL. 1 rm. $17.50 week: 2 from $21 week: sleeping mi from $1.50. 1648 Lunt-av.

ROgers Park 4-0900. 1 V2-2 12 KITNTS. $76 UP Children welc. Newly dec. Full hotel serv.

4541 Sheridan. LOngbeachJ-4724 BEAUTIFULLY modern lKrm. kltnt." apts. In modern, elev. bldg.

Reason. 622 Patterson. Bittersweet 8-2904 CLARENDON BEACH HOTEL Attiactlve room with bath, cocklnt facilities; maid service. LOngbeach 1-4020. feOTEL Nr.

north on lake: Stonelelgh Court. Superior 7-4022. Ignore Scot History LONDON, March 3 (JP) The house of commons tonight rejected Scottish grumblings that Queen Elizabeth's title is not historically accurate to Scotland. The house turned down, 328-39, a proposal pressed by Scottish Laborites that in Scotland the queen should be known as Elizabeth I not Elizabeth II. The Scots contend the official title is inaccurate since the other Elizabeth ruled before England and Scotland were united.

Four Scottish members of parliament walked out in protest after the house turned down their plea. BY GWEN MORGAN rChlcr Trihane Press Service LONDON, March 3 Bernard Marmaduke Fitzalan-Howard, 16th duke of Norfolk who, as hereditary earl marshal of England, is in charge -tof Queen Elizabeth's coronation ceremonies, said today nine processions will make their way to Westminster abbey on coronation day and one procession, two miles long, will go from the abbey to Buckingham palace. "The greatest satisfaction to me," the earl marshal said, "is that in the return procession with our queen crowned, everyone will ride in a carriage, or on a horse, or walk. There will be no mechanization at all." Norfolk released a diagram of the abbey interior at the moment of crowning. It disclosed that the queen's husband, Philip, the duke of Edinburgh, will take a "back seat." There was a throne for the queen, in addition to the ancient coronation chair in which she is crowned.

Philip's seat was nearby at the right and outranking the two other royal dukes, the queen's uncle, the duke of Gloucester, and her cousin, the young duke of Kent, whose seats were placed at Philip's left. Guests Due Early Norfolk said the nine processions, traveling by car and carriage, will reach the abbey between 8:43 and 11 a. 15 minutes before the service will begin. The abbey, where guests are asked to begin arriving at 6 o'clock, closes its doors at 8:30 to everyone not riding in one of the processions. The nine processions are first, that of London's lord mayor in his coach with his wife and accompanied by his sword bearer and common crier; second, a car procession of less official members of the royal family; third, another procession of cars with foreign royalty and other foreign representatives; fourth, that of the carriages of the queen of Tonga who will be the only crowned head at the service as it is traditional for sovereigns of other countries not to attend coronations, but the queen of Tonga owes fealty to the British queen, and the sultans of Zanzibar, Johore, Selangor, Kalan-tan, Perak, Brunei and Lahej; fifth, the carriage procession of the commonwealth prime ministers.

Speaker in Sixth Group The speaker of the house of commons makes up the sLxth procession. The seventh is that of the princes and princesses of the blood royal," including the queen's aunts, the princess royal, the duchess of Gloucester, and the duchess of Kent, with several of their children and the queen's royal kinsfolk, including the earl of Athlone who is Queen Mary's brother, and Princess Marie Louise. The eighth procession features the carriage of Queen Mother Elizabeth, who will be accompanied by Princess Margaret. The ninth procession is Queen Elizabeth's, precede by 1,000 guardsmen, as well as admirals, field marshals, yeomen of the guard, the queen's bargemaster and watermen, and the household cavalry. With her will be the duke of Edinburgh, wearing the full dress uniform of an admiral of the fleet.

Inside the abbey, where he walks in procession, he will add the crimson robes of a royal duke. Secret Snack Possible Someone asked the earl mar shal what people inside the abbey were going to do about something to eat during this long period. Norfolk gave one of his rare smiles and said: "Don't ask me to look in the handbags or the pockets of those there." Elizabeth, like Queen Victoria, will have maids of honor instead of pages to bear her train. They are Rosemary Spencer Churchill 23, daughter of the duke of Marlborough; Lady Moyra Hamilton, 23, daughter of the marquess of Hamilton; Lady Mary Baillie Hamilton, 18, daughter of the earl of, Haddington; Lady Anne Coke, 20, daughter of the earl of Leicester; Lady Jane Vane-Tempest-Stewart, 20, daughter of the marquess of Londonderry, and Lady Jane Heathcote-Drummond-W i 1-loughby, 17, daughter of the earl of Ancaster and granddaughter of the American born Viscountess As-tor. The queen's return procession from the abbey begins at 2:45 p.

m. and it will take 1 hour 43 joinutes to reach Buckingham palace. Nearly 15,000 service men will line the route and 10,000 will march in the procession, including 2,500 from the commonwealth and colonics, and 2,000 men playing in xS bands. SAARBRUCKEX WRECK INJVRES 33 SAARBRUECKEN. The Str.

Mrch 3 rRru-tertj Thirty-flve pssener were Injured today when passenger train crashed over the end of the track onto the platform In the station here. END TESTIMONY IN HETENYI CASE; TO JURY TODAY Judge9 Charge Yet to Be Made Syracuse, N. March 3 The third murder trial of the Rev. George P. Hetenyi, 43, will go to a Supreme court jury tomorrow.

After the last testimony was of fered today prosecution rebuttal witnesses attorneys for both sides made their summations. Jus tice Earle C. Bastow will charge the jury of 11 men and one woman tomorrow. Hetenyi, then an unassigned Episcopal minister, is charged with first degree murder in the alleged shooting of his wife, Jean, 24, on April 22, 1949. Her body was found in the Genesee river near Rochester.

Victim's Sister Testifies The dead woman's sister, Mrs. Elsie Steel of Briton, testified as a rebuttal witness that on the day of hfr sister's funeral, April 28. 1949, she heard the defendant's mother, Mrs. Caroline Hetenyi, say, I don't know why he did it." Mrs. Steele said she was sitting between her mother, Mrs.

Elsa Gareis of Oakland, and the defendant's mother, Mrs. Caroline Hetenyi, in a car after committal services. The witness said Mrs. Hetenyi made the remark to the minister who had conducted the services. Mrs.

Steele's husband, Lester, testified that he was in the front seat of the car and also heard the remark. Asserts Daughter a Suicide Hetenyi's 73 year old mother caused a sensation Friday when she testified that her daughter-in-law had shot herself in a car in the Hetenyi garage in Amherst, a suburb of Buffalo. Miss Audrey Lynds of Lockport, N. the last rebuttal witness, testified that in May, 1949, she visited the Hetenyi apartment with her late father, an Episcopal minister. She quoted Hetenyi's mother as saying, I wish he had killed me too." Under cross-examination, Miss Lynds said she did not know whether or not Mrs.

Hetenyi was referring to her son. Calls Mother Perjurer Dist. Atty. Clarence J. Henry, of Monroe county, prosecutor, said in his summation that defense testimony was "thoroughly false and perjurious" and branded the story of Hetenyi's elderly mother as perjury.

Hetenyi's attorney, William L. Clay, told the jurors there was no alternative but to acquit Hetenyi. In reference to Mrs. Hetenyi's testimony, he said: "You observed a lady of advanced years testify that she saw Jean Gareis Hetenyi shoot herself in the garage of their Amherst home. We are met here with a strange situation in this lawsuit of three unusual adults living in the same household.

I cannot make direct reference to what I mean, but must let you draw your own conclusions." This was his only reference to Mrs. Hetenyi. The third trial of Hetenyi began Feb. 3. Convictions in the first two trials were set aside on appeal.

The defense rested yesterday without calling Hetenyi. Girls Leader Honored mm Miss Mabel Perrigo (right) receiving award for service to Camp Fire Girls from Miss Marjorie Cooper. TRIBUNE Photo Wants Army Career TRIBUNE Photo James J. Scott (right), 17, with Donald Procunier, Newcastle, at Fort Sheridan yesterday. James J.

Scott, a red haired, apple cheeked youth, was determined last night to be a soldier, if the army would keep him. His grandmother, Mrs. Mary Scott of Arlington Heights, was just as de- lermined to get him back home, as an under age minor. Until the army can decide, and it will take nearly three weeks, Warrant Officer Donald Coulam, acting adjutant at the Fort Sheridan reception center, said Jimmy would remain there in uniform. Jimmy, supposedly a draft eligible of 19, volunteered for immediate induction Monday.

Mrs. Scott told draft board No. 101 that Jimmy falsified his age when he registered in 1951 and also when he joined the 33d division of the national euard. 10 months ago. Yesterday she gave Coulam a copy of Jimmy's pur ported birth certificate showing his age as 17.

LONGEST SHIP TO MAKE RIVER PASSAGE TODAY Marine Angel on Way to Great Lakes Chicago's river will serve its longest customer today. The 634 foot Marine Angel, en route here from the Gulf of Mexico, is scheduled to pass thru the waterway for a Great Lakes career. She is the longest vessel ever to negotiate the great route in a single piece. The previous length record was set last May when the 626 foot diesel powered ore carrier Johnstown, first vessel designed especially for the Great Lakes, made the trip. Several ships of the Johnstown's size have arrived in Chicago since May.

Previous Giant in Three Pieces The Marine Angel, like most of the other large ships that have been towed here from salt water, is a converted cargo ship. Last October the 714 foot Joseph H. Thompson, longest cargo vessel in the world, was towed up the waterway. However, she came in three pieces as far as Pasca-goula, where the stern and midbody were joined, the final reassembly being completed after passage thru the Chicago river. Ship Ahead of Schedule The Marine Angel passed thru the waterway passages at Joliet and Lockport without difficulty and a bit ahead of schedule, according to Dunham Towing and Wrecking company officials, who took over there from the federal barge lines.

She will go into the American Shipbuilding company yards on the Calumet river for preliminary refitting, then will be towed to Manitowoc, for completion of her conversion into a coal and stone carrier. She is owned by the McKee Transportation company of Cleveland. The ship has a 72 foot beam, and on her present voyage draws 7 feet at the bow, 15 feet at the stern, and projects 40 feet above water. London County Votes Ban on Hypnotism Shows LONDON, March 3 (JP) The London county council voted a ban tonight on stage hypnotics. Dr.

Somerville Hastings who proposed it said: I look upon stage hypnotism as a denigration blackening of human personality, for people under the hypnotic state make fools of themselves against their will for amusement of those present at an entertainment." SI JC fi i iii rr did. He criticized subsidizing the press" by not charging full cost for delivering newspapers and said, Sooner or later you become the servant of the man who sub sidizes you." Decries Prospect of Slump On Korea, he said the United States ought to give Chiang Kai-shek more help to run the Reds out of China instead of sending American boys to fight in Korea. As to the prospect of a severe business slump, du Pont said, It's out." He said he didn't mean the country couldn't have a short lived financial panic if somebody does some fool thing," but a depression is not possible. Tho he said there are wonderful opportunities in the risk type of investments, he said he has never been interested at all in the stock market and "I don't think it means much anyhow." If you're sitting tight and holding on to a good thing there's no sense in looking at the stock market," he added. You're likely to see a piece of bad news and be silly enough to sell." Asked what the du Pont company's greatest contribution was, he replied: "The ladies will tell you that.

Nylon stockings." PLUMBER UNION GAINS PENSIONS; STRIKE AVERTED A dispute over a pension plan for 3,800 members of local .130, AFL Journeymen Plumbers union, was settled late yesterday by agreement between the union and the Plumbing Contractors association. The settlement provides for the pension fund to be set up June 1 by contributions of 5 per cent of hourly earnings of plumbers. Journeymen receive pay rates of $3 an hour, so the employers' contribution will be 15 cents an hour, or $6 for a 40 hour week. 1 -v s-4 3 4 Littered Parkivay in 49th Ward Do you need materials for your shop? For values in lumber, steel and other raw materials for your plant or shop, consult the offers in the Metal Metal Products, Building Materials and Miscellaneous columns in the Chicago Tribune want ad columns every day. section.

See these A 7 4" Miss Mabel Perrigo, 852 W. 76th last night was given a citation for 25 years of continuous service as a volunteer leader with the Camp Fire association. She was honored at a meeting of the association leaders in the Eleanor club, 17 N. State st. The award, a necklace with the Camp Fire emblem as a pendant, was presented by Miss Marjorie Cooper, 7408 South Shore executive director.

i Accumulation of paper, beer cans, and broken bottles in 'parkway in 1300 block of Lunt alongside a parking lot, in the 49th ward yesterday. The alderman is Brian J. Ducey. tribune Photo.