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APARTMENTS uhruRhIsHrD.

VACANCY. OPPORTUNITY knocks. 61s
Otis pl n.w.-Basement apt. living rm.,
bedrm.. kitchen anG bath apt. with sarage,
cnly S25 no., plus services; gas, cleo.
heat and hot water included. Apartment
open for inspection. Adults only. ia.
t1841.. bet. 8 and s pm. only. Do not
call this number unless you have seen
apartment and wish to rent.
ARLINGTON, va. 35I6 ! 9th st. s.-Five
large rooms, kitchen and bath, 3 large
closets, oil heat and h-w. hookup. front
and back screened porches, large beautiful
lawn: garage. Place for children. Extra
lot on side, "a acre for Rardenina. Recre-
alton room with beautiful bar and bath
with shower for entertainment. Must pay
6 mo. in advance for good permanent
tenant. S175 mo. Call GL. 3029 from
THE WILSON HOUSE. 1775 N st. NV
Large room equal to two), shower ano
kitchen. SIPS. MI. 6434.
524 10th ST. S.W.-2 rooms, kitchen and
ba tn; electricity: S25 so. THOMAS p.
BROWN, 6l5 4th st Sw
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HOUSES FURNISHED

GEORGETOWN - Beautifully and COM
pletely furnished 4 bedrooms, 3la baths;
available Immediately: S325. For appoint
6303 POTOMAC DRIVE. Brookmont, Md
Will share house with couple or lady for
care of children, aged ; and B, in
school. while mother works. WI. 1858.
MASS. AVE. SECTION, center hall, 34OO
Garfield st. .n.w.-.4 bedrooms, 2 baths,
sleeping porch and sunroom on end floor:
> rooms and bath and storage on 3rd floor;
library, living. dining, breakfast or sunrm:
and kitchen lst floor: . refrigerators and
pantry: 2-car garage; oil hot-water heat:
rent $500 per month To inspect call MI
Nyce with VIM. M THROCKMORTON.
BEAUTIFULLY FuRNisHED home iT in Edge
moor. Maryland; rooms. 2 baths, 2-car
garage, approximately "a acre of ground;
S275: 6 months lease; available on or
before November 10th. E. M. FRY. INC,
DUTCH COLONIAL, l1e Battery lane
Bethesda-Available to refined Christian
family or couple. $50 mo- Liberal al,
lowance If owner retains bedroom and
has meals with tenant. WI. S771.
22 BEECHW00D LANE, Sleepy Hollow,
Falls Church. Va.-Available about Nov.
L. A beautiful spacious stone bungalow
with ) bedrooms and 4 baths. fully fur
nished, including servants quarters and
a-car garage. oil heat and everything es..
sent.al to a. fine home. = acres ground
are nicely Handicapped. References re-
CURED 500 mo- on years lease EAST
NAN & STEELE, Realtors, Falls Church
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BOATS.
EVINRIJDE orr

EyINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORs-New
motors available. order now, with only a
$40 deposit for model of your choice s.
KING FULTON. INC. sos Maine ave. s.ws.
SAILB0AT. Aft. ocean-o oging cutter;
sleeps 6; auxiliary power: good condition
Priced reasonably: FIR. 5000, Ext 44l9.
0UTBOARD PRoPELLERS now availah'a =
for standard makes of outboard motors
$. KING FULTON. INC, sos Maine ave.
s.w Executive 1906
GAS sLoOP. 24-ft.. with h.p. aux. at
Annapolis: sleeps =: toilet. icebox, COM
pletely equipped: 5000. Call SH 770O,
Ext. 20l, Monday through Friday, day
time.
CHRYsLER MARINE ENGINE, heavy duty
..6," rated at So hip. direct drive, guar
anteed Al condition: bargain at S525
Call MR.. HARDISoN, ofice. HO. 1900;
home. DE SST3
SLOOP, aux. cab; 36-ft.. 5-ft. bowsprit
sleeps A. stove, icebox. toilet, ) sails; good
cond.: Universal engine: sturdy, built ts
take good breeze. Owner leaving town
sacrifice. 81 loo. TIE. 4126. 25s
MAHOGANY LAPSTRAKE, class d
dinehy. excellent condition. AID 6oaa
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sAIE.

WATER HEATERS, electric, fully auto
matte, 30-gal. sizes in stock for immediat L
delivery: OPA prices. ELECTRICAL CEN
TER. 5l4 10th St NV. Ma, SSf2
WEDDING DRESS AND VEIL. white satir
and seed pearls. long train. full-lengtf
veil with Juliet cap to match dress; $50
Call DI. 9057 for appointment
WEDGEWOOD tQueensware) service foI
10; white raised grape border on white
china: ENGLISH make; price. $500. MR.
W6kkBESGHEss, Steel: all types: lowest
livery ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.
,t7s :, IShs Sherman amy aye. NV; No; 1919
s5stS iIs q sSfs sna elise Sp
direct from manufacturer. steel or wooc
Stats l605 i4th st W.. phone AD 433:;
LATTS TIE BAR-Wtll enehant you with
the most unusual selection of neckwear
from all over the world Thousands oi
magnifieent patterns to choose from:
Washingtons only complete tie shop. Free
gift wrapping and mailing Open evenings
III Pm 9OS 14th st. NV. at Eye
SELECT your problem blouse and hat al
ACCESSORY SHOP, 1889 Connecticut
oPpoRrGGNffTIiY Fry for civilians You can now
buy blue serge suit or blue serge topcoai
with the warm inner lining by just chang
ing the buttons for civilian wear. If you
vantage of this offer; we have your size
now--men. This offer ma de> possible by a
recent release Take any Navy Yard car
and 1t stops at our door. Store hours from
am. to pm. daily PARK CLOTHES.
1Nl5 Sth st S.e Phone Fra nktin Q5o3
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AVIATION.

AERoNCA AIRPLANES are again in pro-
duction. Place your order now for pref
ersntial delivery WILLoUGHBY N.
OFFLEY, Distributor, North Concourse.
Wash. Natl Airport. Ma 1856. 27s
AlRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION For
details cali CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT
OIL SSsS. o. HYDE FIELD. SP nSSa
ASHBURN FLYING SERVICE, Alexandra
AIRPORT. Piper Cub dealers. Flight in
struction, charter service. aircraft over
haul and repairs. Let us sell your used
plane for you. Following used planes for
sale: Piper Cub. Aeroncas. Luscombe.
Monocoupe. Waco Seaplane, Taylor Craft.
Falrchilds. Can be financed: one-third
down, balance in 12 monthly payments.
SEE AND FLY the new 1945 Taylorcraft
at CONGRESSIONAL Airport Phone OIL. SSSS
Plac. your. order now for early delivery
FLYING CLUB FORMING-Fcr member
f9 PER fnd Details ea At 4ss7 after
major. Call o. DUVALL between $3.50
and 5, SH. ZOO, Monday through Friday
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FARM and GARDEN.
TRACTOR, less than wear old. nj,

TRACTOR. less than year old, plows, hsr-
row and Fas meyer G,SIu AND must sell for
soDDISS; sa, S.iors sradins; top soil, Call WI
JAPANESE BEETLES-Fal is an effective
time to have your. lawn treated for jap
anese beetles, which hive in sod during i'm
mature stages: the treatment. We use was
developed by the U. s. Dept. of Agriculture;
only one treatment necessary. Call Chest
nut 4440. 27s
GARDEN SHOPS complete at all HECH-
NIGER co STORES. Come in and select
lovely living evergreens, azaleas. boxwood,
LANDSCAPE GARDNER and contractor
Grounds, large and small parks, ceme-
terieS. Residence grounds speciality. Seed
ing. fertilizing, spraying. trees trimmed
and removed. Estimates free. AT. 1853.
FOR ROSEBUSHES, chrysanthemums. tu-
lips, etc, see our ad. (this column, in
Sunday Star. Gan Bsrwyn ,ao-J for
vile, Md.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 7 best varieties,
$3.50 prepaid 100: also chrysanthemums,
creeping e., phlox % sall phloS iris: zedan,
Nd. Call Ashton md 3S4R.
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ROOMS FURNisHEp-Ner,b..,t

s603 FRANKLIN ST. N.E.-Double room
for two girls, two closets; on busline: S25
THE GAIENA, 1ss B st. n.e.-one va
cancy to share with 2 girls in room with
connecting bath; individual bed and
dressers. lounge with fireplace. and piano
for entertaining guests: S26 per mo.
1890 9th ST. N.E.-Private home; large
room; well furnished, lge. closet, near bath;
z blks. to IBrookland car Or LAFAYETTE
eSO1 MONROE N.E.-Recently bought
home, would like to rent bedrms. and
bath, END floor. to gentlemen; new furni-
ture; good restaurants nearby, direct
transportation downtown; $12 and $40
1904 M ST. N.E.-LarRe front room. twir
beds, laundry and phone privileges; S25
month each, Ii. 1888.
$500 e. CAPTToL ST.-Two sgl rooms,
semipvt bath, kitchen privileges: $50 per
$40 SU. Ssrm gsT no ER 4sSs Es,sss sftes Pm
Girl Girl to share room with another girl: no
COLORED-i40 18th PL. N.E.-Twir beds:
men or 2 girls; Sc each. Atlantic 1879.
CoLoRED-as06 18th ST. N.E.-Double
room, suitable for 2 girls. men, or
couple; $40 week. DU. 4760.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PLEASE, doesn't some one have 3-bedrm.
no}, nom}se 1T to Lease to permanent naval ofiicer?
NAVAL OFFICER with children needs 3
or pedrm. unfurn. house; will be in Dis
tr1ct to years. CHI. 2ls0.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED bedroom
mousse for six months beginning November
i5; Call MA, 3120, Ext. 151 26s
hEGULAR ARMY OFFICER and wife want
2 or 3 bedrooms house, furn. or unfurn
limit, S12o No children or pets. Hillside
1411-J.
COUPLE. no children desires unfurnished
mouse TO rent; permanent, responsible
Washington businessman. best references:
best care guaranteed w. ALLEN. TR. 1886.
NAVAL OFFICER, adult family. permanent
duty, needs three bedrooms. unfurnished.
am good location. Call RE. 7400. Ext.
WANTED FURNISHED HousE-oov't en-
ploye. boy s and dog; occupancy Nov. !:
will pay up to $50 per month Call
Rcc5, RICE, E RE. .as 1890, .. Est 7i4o4 day; i. ER.
UNFURN. HOUSE OR APT. for 3 adults;
no pets; permanent: NV. D. G. or nearby
vireinis: Phone co. 1000. Ext. 2o7-B
REfiNED FAMILY would like to sublet
wei. Furnished house, 3 bedrooms, for De
cemher and January. around $3.50. AD
7200.
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ROOMS FuRNlsHEp-Mp. and VA

kOVhdS fOhNlSnEO--fNOs 0no VA.
a,,h1s hHdhI1EGToN Ssfs No; GaFln 3I1 sDr,ns s,v rd
leEss, $50 monthly, ME. 24S5,
216 EVANS LANE, Lynhayen. Alex, Va
Warm room, twin beds. modern. comb.
hath; kit: privils.; 10 min. D. c. -.
2I02 LINCOLN AVE. Arlington, Va. -
Furn. rooms. private kitchen privilege, for
CHEVY CHASE-Warm twin-bed room. lg
closet: Sun. breakfast: unlim. phone; S65
70 ANY PERSON who can qualify with
out question for home telephone service. a
private home; refs. EXCHANGED. Cali TE
ARLINGTON. master bedroom, newly
furnished. private home, semipvt. bath;
gentleman preferred; $50 month. GIL,
WILL RENT large, beautifully furnished
room in new home to refined. quiet man: / 5
min downtown or Pentagon. Gil. 1852,
ARLINGTON - For gentleman who
wants something extra attractive; beauti-
fui room with basn in new brick home,
$40 q week. Phone GIL. S02s.
ARLINGT0N-Double room for girls, twin
beds; on = bus routes. conven. to Penta-
Ron, $50 each DER month CHI 0215
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GENTLEMAN. refined. quiet desires furn.
room in vicinity OF 14th and Park rd.
Call bet. and z, CO. 4544. 25'
ROOMS WANTED for male students-rhis
is one way you can be Of real help to dis
chatged war veterans who are attending
technical school. Must be within walking
distance of 18th and PARK rd NV Phone
MR.. MALoNEY. Ho. 1890, weekdays 8
GOVERNMENT GIRL wants nice room on
express busline, NV, by Oct. 81. RE
5000. Ext. 73467 or IA. 1920, MRS
DUNLOP
QUIET. single room for perm empl Govt
girl; NV: bd. or kitch. privil. apt. RE.
4142. Ext. 1868. 10 to $40 Fri.
home or will share apt. with another lady.
EX. 2020- Ext $50. $50 TO $50 pm.
GOVT. EMPLOYE wishes TO rent quiet,
warm room or IN exchange for light duties
Saturday, Sunday in good home. Box
1l1-C, Star.
CoLORED-WANT ROOM. furnished or
unfurnished. CLYDE BROWN. Phone
Shepherd g641. 21s
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.
TRUCK FOR HIRE. Ho. 5s70.
FOR HfRE-Big stake-body truck for gen.
@ erai haIiine Cabin John, Md. Wisconsin
LOCAL MOVING, padded vans, reasonable
rates: $1,000, SQUARE IT. storage space
available; full, part loads; specializing
Grating; full and part loads to all points.
Phone ME. 2042, MANHATTAN STORAGE
CO.
AETNA MOVING q sTORAGE Co.-Ioca,
and toy distance No lob too large and
none too small IL 100
ATTENTION, Govt workers--Light NOV
ing done at your convenience, day or night:
ress @ rates n Whiss;. co. 94s3 26s
LOADS BUREAU CORP. take care Of your
moving-day problems; packing. transpor-
tation and storage; many years of expert
ence nave made us specialists in ham
ding your household effects; come in and
sza LET Us tals t over. Phone Ii. 1884 or II
GENERAL HAULING = Haul anything.
nignt Or day. Call EARL. DI 42ss. %. :.
John GLOVER. DE $3.50 o7s
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
We will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMANS s
MOVING 81 STORAGE CO., Ia o937 2fs
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FIREPLACE LOGS. well Seasoned, Ie Or
Wodn "a n rs Ss1 =, copd 81, COLONIAL CORD
SEASONED CORDWoOD, le, IA. 1s. IS
and "a inch: oak, pine mixed: prompt
ceeo51sfry coKS wo6b 81 sade 81 and nine IN
fireplace lengths: l cord, S22 90: cords
sag; , cords. $50: delivered in Washington
and Arlington County JA 1905
WOOD. oak and pine. delivered to your
curb. so cord Phone any time Sunday,
to 10 m wkdys,: order now. EN-. 6S24 .
C0AL1-3 tons anth., nut. reasonable. Call
CO.. 006I after pm
CALL THE WOOD MAN for fireplace wood.
,ighest quality. seasoned and I00fe hard
pine at special low prices. 81. a71a
KEROSENE and fuel oil: We viii deliver so
gallons or more. MONTAGUE FUEL CO.,
LII 1921.
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APARIMENIs WANrEn

FURN.. naval ofdcer. wife: permanent
duty Navy Department: prefer Southwest
TR. 1923. 1t. q. g.) c. M. MAASKANT
3Gs
UNFURN. APT. or or 5 rm. modern bun
galow in ne. or s.e., or nearby Md. Hill
side 0637-W or write Mr.. C. r. RYON
Davidsonyille, Md 26s
I BEDROOM, furn or unfurn., Arlington
Convenient Arlington Hall, downtown
References. GL. I744 Sundays, and afte
9 daily 9-5 ME. $685.. 27s
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

EXcaANGE-s-room ES aaf q t;ar bedroom, soc
Westchester Co., N. Y, for ] or 2 bed
room apt in suburbs of Washington; con-
minis. to N. Y C. on N. Y. c. RR' Repiy
Box 4S6-B, Star. 25s
WILL EXCHANGE newly decorated Broom
apt on Lona isiand to Ia
Guardia Airport: available Nov. /. Boz
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ROOMS fuRNlsHIp-s.E. and s.w.

1912 S. CAROLINA AVE. SCI Larg.
sleeping room. next to bath; inner-sprins
mattress, unlim. phone, within walking dis.
tance of Navy Yard; gentleman preferred
Ss per week. AT: 61I5.
1242 1Ith ST. S.E.-Large front sleeping
room. twin beds, for servicemen; ust
Ct phone: $40. TR s027.
313. LIVINGSTON TER. S.E.--Beautifulls
modern furnished single bedroom in Sc.
cony. bus service to 10th and Pa NV.
Bellevue or Navy Yard; $40. Ii. 91S4
temen preferred SI2 and SIG per week
FIR. n606: convenient transp.
COLORED-i1S z ST. Sc. Apt Swarm
So week. AT. 1927. =
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ROCHESTER. N. Y.-If interested in ex-
changing rented 2 or 3 bedroom house or
apt. Rochester. N Y, for 2-bedrm, rented
FISHER. CHI 1907 25a
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

2I00 BLOCK CALIFORNIA ST. N.W.-24 :
I700 BLOCK Euciid st NV Mff.unit.
fireproof. corner bldg JEROME s MUIR
RAY, 1881 g st. NV. RE. 2460 and MI.
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POULTRY 8 EGGS.

! CHOICE NEW HAMPSHIRE RED, fryers
and broilers; good foundation stock; 40c
a pound Kensington 1875.
LEGHORN PuLLETS. large type, Is weeks
old. lay by Christmas; fine stock; sacrifice,
only 81 10 each. WI 1925.
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HOUSES UhFURhIsHEp.
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

BEDRM BRICK BUNGALOW, in Mary.
I'd. available Nov. LIST; references re-
red. DU 4343
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
ONE BEDROOM, living room and Kitchen,
bath; Conn ave. location; no children or
pets. Write OWNER, Box 264-B, Star =.
co-oPERA. APT. WANTED TO BUY
BEDROOM, living room, kitchen and
path. nv; location, white neighborhood
FOX 1l9-C, Star. 2Sa
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COUNTRY BoARD.
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.

WANTED, 2 small children (under 81 to
BOARD, country home on farm about 20
niles from Washington. $50 each per
month. Fairfax 337-W-3
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

WANTED young Shetland pony, mare. CHI
1911 after pm
3-YR.-OLD HALF-BRED GELDING, bay
broken for riding. jumping 3la feet, good
prospects for hunter TIE 6i42 %.
500 HORSE BLANKETS-Mules. horses
ponies bought and sold. Every day. z
am. til pm. straw rides by the hour;
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ROOMS WANTED.

HUNTTNG-Make your reservations now
at the EVANS HOUSE for the hunting
season. Good meals, congenial environ
ment. RID No. 4. Gettysburg, Pa. %.
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Continued on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1945-10-25

SHELVING, steel; all types: lowest prices
sfs '5as{S RsH e fs5y eo esSs'' as
saETs s1dE sHss 5 is sRe AEEo" ST. 1B H5s
SHOWCASE. 6-foot cracked glass, $1s
barber chair. 500 shoeshine stand. $40
bed, davenport, pad and chair. S25. Lu
SOFA, s35 pcs, $50; also bedroom suite
sea spTg @ and 6s sd ns this sx week rugs az a Name
pi: PIN NV. sr IA. 6s57. '' 3s.
soFA.BEDs, prand7ne in many style.
il months to pay. Atlas has only one en-.
trance which is directly underneath large
Atlas neon ohn sign For guaranteed &c best
Df. 3737. DI. 373s, Df, S7Ss.
sTERLING SILVER, place settings, I
ssse sSo Fe Ex oso Est so4 n all
ST0KERS-No. 4 Iron Fireman, 345 lbs
of, coal per hour, 1920 So #. Z: D R..
NO. C,lsl Auburn, 2.hp motor, 300 lbs
Both stokers, are in good condition. dis
mantled, and can be bought reas asonablA
esS soE I en- sss es r hA
SIS each 444 Manor Dl. NV. ia. g. S&57
WREck1Ne Nc Aof BLDGi 81 ocnea5 CO noIfe Ii 76ss @
1904 Mimi. ave. ne tat Benning rd.).
STUDIO COUCH, prewar, opens double
eomfortablei $50. Also students desl
STUDIO COUCH and cover, dinette table
broiler; also miscellaneous articles 51f
Kennedy ST. NV, ia 623l
STUDIO C0UCHES--Atlas and only Alta.
has the brand-new, all-spring constructed
studio, couch with innerspring mattress
.tsS;na or dogse nPidSs 6sds sag complete with
months to pay Free delivery. Open unit
pm, open Mon. and Thurs. until 3 pm
ATLAS Al as. FURNITURE co. as1 st. NV
! SUITS, coats, dresses, size II: hats, shoes
size 6i5; bags. Cali Randolph 6S52 fol
THaEE1PIEcE igGRiasIshai bedroom suite. SIS:
hroailoom rug. Okla. SIS; l secretary
misc ts9i o9ier chest ana Ps,s 9o
TYPEWRITERs R Royaf f sss.5S; ussa Under G
wood No; 8; used Remington portable
Republic os54, DISTRICT TYPEWRITER
SpPNET1ias 1ias LII siiNps 5 nT Tepa,n,ea r.,apec
VIOLIN. sell co student. S35. 1887 Fair
WASHING MACHINE PARTS and repairs
~ makes. GARY APPLIANCE CO.. Du
WASHING MACHINE, also 16-sauge Win
WASHING MACHINES. repaired quickly
dependable service, free estimates, all worl
sS sss sB Ns. sasH MH. f PiEAszsT zPpffAnsci &
WATER HEATERS, eas, all sizes. prewar
terms, Is months: established 80 years
JOHN G. WEBSTER, Registered Plumber
e27 st. NV. MA. 4163; home, OR. 343s
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COAL. WOOD ana FUEL OIL.

dinghy. excellent condition. AID. sss3.
The Valley settler., 1945-11-23
ULTIMATE

ULTIMATE ' farmer vi sitod his son's college. Totching students in chcmi stry class, he A!s told they TOTO looking for uni vors9l solvent. Primer: "vThat's that?" Student: "'4 fluid tn t uill dissolve
 anything." Farmor: "Fhat's Groo.t idoo..~ Shon you find it, uhst are. you no ing to koon it in?
The Valley settler., 1945-11-23
HOSPITAL NEWS

Mrs. John Lako sp9nt~3or Thanksgiving in tho Hospital. shd ho sl boon quite ill and is receiving nodica1 troatsont. . Cecil Kurtz is recovering from Pneumonia. lin 'Tyond of Gulkon9 vas A6sp1ta11 1Aod for several days for troh tnont, >7rothy -1ndolo from Eslutna Viilago is lical patient.
 The Cresngo Of Palmer sont tho fol1oving tolo gram to President Truman this rcok. Harry s. Truman, President United States of lllcrica White House, Washington DC. NortrlEnd Pioneer Grange protest proposed frcig ght incro0s SC to -s1c ska as serious hondicap to agriculture. stop Consider present r. tos cxorbitant arl further in- croa SO. Il drive f. 1mere from torri itory
 Executive Conrni too
 North1and Pioneer Grango
 ---Grl---A---------- Tho said that P.lmcr ~os a dead tovn? Lest monday the 18th thoro -ero no loss
The Valley settler., 1945-11-23

Tho said that P@lrncr las a dead town?
 Lcet monday the 18th thorc ~era no less than mcotings of solao sort going on from about 50 on--. T-Qdaosdcy night most people staycd homo to get tho turRo rocdy end of courso Thanksgiving night n ono would be Ablo to be out. Aside iron.
 .ooLs just IS bad. <
Evening star., 1945-10-31

New Approach to Management" at
the final session of the Herald
Tribune Forum.
WTOP, 9:0O-Fred Allen visits.
VOL. 10:00-Secretary of War
Patterson talks about THE United
States in a United World" Car
toonist Bill Mauldin discusses Les
sons of World War IL"
Evening star., 1945-10-31

WTOP, 10:00-Atomic Expert DR.
Vannevar Bush speaks on Science
for World Service"
WTOP, 10:3o-Jane Cowl guests.
WRC, 11:30-The story of Corp
Desmond Doss. conscientious objec-
tor and CMH winner, is the last In
this series of drama atizations.
Evening star., 1945-10-31
ON THE AIR TONIGHT.

wTOP, 7:30-Edward Everett Hor-
ton tries solving THE Adventure Of
the Halloween Murder" :
WMAL, s:00-Secretary of State
Byrnes discusses What Is America s
Foreign Policy" and Secretary of
Labor Schwellenbach speaks on "a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-24
Choosing Judges
Washington PoSt)


 The scandal which developed last year out of the judgeship has evoked number of proposals to reform the method of selecting members of the judiciary Certainly the system of party nomination and popular election practiced in New York has grave defects As former Judge Samuel Seabury puts it. the effect of this system is that i've leave the selection of our judicial candidates not to the public but to the poti cal district leaders who organized politicians The public indeed has little basis which to gauge the qualifications of candidates for judicial office Judge Seabury has advanced proposal which merits the consideration due any plan originating from his long of distinguished public service It is similar to recommendation made to the last session of the New York Legislature by Governor Dewey The State Constitution would be amended so to give the Governor the right to appoint a candidate to the bench for term of year, after which the judges would go on the ballot. Judge Seabury believes this procedure would afford "a fair test of mans judicial faculty and would enable the public to decide whether he should remain on the bench or not"
 Popular ratification of judicial appointments has dangers of it's own however Judges appointed for a single year and subject to indorsement at the polls would be under grave temptation to curry popular favor. They might be disnclned to take an awkward difficult disadvantaged if such were assigned to them. They would be subject to pressure by influential groups within the community whose support at election time might indispensable to their continuance in office. Outright appointment by the executive to us, the whole preferable policy But the choice of the executive might use fully be limited, we think, to recommended panel of candidates. If the recommendations came from a committee composed of outstanding members of the bench and bar, they would surely be confined to men of outstanding ability and judicial temperament Variations of this procedure have already been tested in number of States and have proved highly successful.