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MOTOR TRAVEL.
Nc TO TAMPA. FLORIDA,

DRIVING TO TAMPA. FLORIDA. pm.
Monday the 9th; room for 2: OW. 621S.
SOUTH AMERICA - Chauffeur e t
White), Spanish Portuguese. Box 199-K,
Star.
SARATOGA, FLA, June Q: new Ford A.
door sedan: riders wanted. Gil. 1898.
LOS ANGELES. GALE. leave June 18th.
1910 Studebaker; 2 persons. $50 each
Box look, Star.
. COLLEGE MEN will drive car, to Pacific
Northwest. leaving about June IL. Refer
ences exchanged. WO. $685.. ,
TO Los ANGLES, CALF, Permit 50o3l 4
Room for one-two: 1916 cow Ply;
leaving June 1914; share expenses, driv-
ing Glebe 1884.
THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests, share expenses; refs. eX-
changed: cars to all cities; California
daily. 1921 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. $3.50. 81
TO MEXICO CITY-Want experienced.
responsible driver, 11a-ton truck; operating
expenses paid. room for / passenger
Falls Church 2SO3-W. g.
LADY TOURING TO GETTYSBURG this
Wed. June j.. has room fer 3 dad, LADY
MRS BROCK. OIL. S211. IS
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POULTRY and EGGS

COWAN CHICKS, Md, U. s. App.-Pul
meat neat profit. open Sundays. Hatch Tues.
ali year. Reduced price. spl. price to
PAINS PAIN Bowl Bowie, Nd Phone 2341.
DAY-OLD. and started New HamT l2sft g
HATcHERY g. PoULT TRY FARM. Coles
JAMES yl,d s'o FEED 'ss:TIoRf, $40 K St NV.
ME O0s9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry
f NFW iHAMpsHIRE RED PuLLETs and
laying hens incubator ard cther poultry
equipment Call Spruce 024l-J 5
COCKERS-Must be seen tn be soprecl-
ated. Males and females: reaSonabte
Axe LANDOVER KENNELS, WA, 6nS4.
PULoRUM controlled started chicks;
Hamp r I Req, Barred Rocks Wnite
Rocks. White WHan or LeghornS' eiu2g
per 100, U s: approved chicks, shipped s
50 so per 100; Slo0 per hundred depoSlt
with order Always open. O. @. MAX
WELL, Defense hwy, Lanhsm' Md" by
QUALITY CHICKS-U. S. approved Pullo-
rum controlled under the N. P. P
Barred Rocks, New Hampshres, Hamp
Rock cross or w. LeghornS 81 per 100;
heavy breeds for broilers. SO per 100;
light and heavy breeds assorted, 50 per
100 Live delivery 9uaranteed. Mail e.
ders filed GEM POULTRY, Is North 9Th
ssa5 WHITE WHITE LEG LEt5GGHoRN PULLETs and year.
old hens; Pollurum tested certified lay
ers; for Quick sale GE. Abs
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BOATS.

WANT TO RENT cabin cruiser Nj. 5000,
Ext. 1874. between S and ), IS
LAWLEY YAWL. IS IT. IL It, in 4
#, priced at $500 for immediate sale
Call DI l340 IS
ROW BOATS fo) both plywood less than
year old: atz #. been in water once;
ideal for the angler wishing car top
boat: 14Az-ft. easy to handle and really
moves Call Mr.. MANSON. WO. $500. s.
INSURANCE for complete coverage on your
boat Call H GABRIEL MURPHY, In
surancs Broker, Elk. oe1e.
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WAITED Cont,

MiSCELlANEouS WANTED tConf.I }:
NEWSPAPERS WANTED-NeEsnapsrs; SOC SOC
per 100 lbs books and maga5 5ao in zoe PEI
i 4on o 81 h psT 5as' es psa
saoN RGa Rs BAG P e0 si y s.
oLDeFassHIoNED picture frames, clocks:
tgEpituT pbo gisf EM f26 s5o emma
Old PISTOLS. shotguns. rifles md gun
parts. 904 18th ST. NV; Nh A. oo sS,c
In renToSucing modern language records.
6. j. RoWcLIFF, Room 925, Union TRUST
Bldg. RE. 2100. , ,..,.ros,orss
cameras, movie equip. wanted; B BIZ shsf
PHOTO Co. 1913 Pa: ave nv s;on aE, n1tsss
PHOTO and movie cameras; hlgn a5 RUE hf5Sgps
P Pnoro N CO. ca s 81 Pa, ave- NV ~ a45 al
PIANo-Mature woman, living alone: VIII u
store grand piano OF sp lffer ano give At
PIANO, small Studio upright. moderately
priced. Phone CO. $50. -
PIANOS WANTED. COLONIAL PIANO q 81 C,
pays highest cash prices. Pnone ma go
for courteous appraisal
PIANO-Will pay case for grand Up
right or spinet. AID. 1925 day, "A
pfAsos s'se grand. upright. spinet Or apt;
size. any size any CONDITION: Will pay
e saisaIns S1 BRASS. scrap iron, scrap cop
paid WASHINGTON RAG q BAG co.
215L St sw. DI 8007
REFRIGERATOR. gas or eiecp any SIZE
REFRIGERATo gas or cleo. any size. or
Condition. Please call DI. 6971,
REFRIGERATORS. washing machines; oest
prices for late models in WORKING oroer
1918 14th st W. DE. 1910. ~
SEWING MACHINE, treadle' cheap. BOX
sss sew sai MACMNEs-we buy all types;
repair hemstschinE, bI 1aon RE sos Sai
STOVES AND ICEBoXES. any KING n, m OF =,
size; also furniture. ACME FURNits 0hE
IL STOVE CO. l0ll Tth St. n W. MA. 9 go;
NEED AT ONCE used bowling aieys'
. used pool tables, ! used soda fountalit
and used restaursnt eoulpme d,i ". "rlts
e. J DAVIS, BOX @64, Kilmarhock va; -
AM INTERESTED In ouyins CHINA M ,s s,iyer-
P H3S ~ s1 ! ST nE 1852 1879 ST. NV
p wATt antioues ana once furniture Ma
hbSe. evenings. GE. e447.
WASTED-Your old Jewelry: we pay nlgn
rash prices for your oldsgold, silver, watch,
es diamonds. bric-a -brac, ETC. ddHY
yWk WASN'T GIN MACHINEs, any size. any make;
also washers for parts. Call AT. 1887 gay
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver
teweIry diamonds firearms, mems clotn-
ing. luggage, PHOTOGRAPHIC eaupment. m4 ny :
steal Instruments, engineeTins lnytrumshhSYs
and what have you? VIII call MAJ
ZWE1G SONS. a37 d st NV Me VI IL
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BAKING TAUGHT by expert, guarantee
1907 results; from bread to finest French
pastry; scientific very easy method; 81
PIANO LESSONS. in aforementioned stu
dio, by student of Viennese masters; many
A Acc suMNiER SCHOOLING for
your child in your own home; apply now
for schedule reservations, Call evenings
CULTURAL and professional training;
group or individual instruetion;I room and
meals, RESIDENCE STUDY CLUB, P, O.
SPANISH-F experienced native teacher:
instruction BY last. direct objective method
TO English .sroken; small groups OF not
attention: limited time available foT PR PR
as; studio g. ~" ~ Ilst s St nv sb'r.
baa ioucb far Al ndsda
classes lass LAKE scHooL, 1loI Vermont
roruIAR PIANO and accordion 3t taught ,an i, in
t snof 5ms c FfsPIi sus sfU IS
5G@ street BRIDGE SUMNER RA cls a
mornings, afternoons. evenings. WI 1863.
TnToRrS ssSsd SEsdsS DE- e S, 5 by hour s
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, all
subjects taught Approyed BY GoyeFnm TIeIH
f95 q! sTsinn 6 G " RT 81 ~
:!-hour Lessons, $40. SINGER SEWING
sEsTFT 81 oFEk saft NErDrD- MaS
training in ali subjects day; night ,oa and
essSss set egT 5fse csaoSned
i is4o J. N. Y. ave-. NE 777s. Estab. 1918.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE IN shorthand,
shP govp N s4 s5sSss ass starting "a En:Sl'
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: FARM ond GARDEN.

f0-20 McCORMICK DEERING tractor o.
st. steel truck body. F. 7. THRIFT. Jr,
Box loo, ChelIephsrn r6-, Clinton. Nd.
GARDEN TRACToRS-New 5-hp p. Mil
vaukee ttller, > speeds; 113-h,p. pillow
harrow, cult, power lawnmowers. lo6 N.
West St Alex Va, 3 10 s ON sun
AFRICAN vIoIETS, white pink, bicolor,
plum, shades Of blue. 1911 Takoma ave.
Takoma Park Nd. 81, 1857.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, eVerbeaTtns. scar
let guaranteed to Frow. bear thru Sept,
% per hundred. II. 5000.
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ANDIRONS, Are tools. screens and all fire.
place goods repaired and refinished. 2. I
CROMWELL 10 18th st NV ME. 1134.
APPROXIMATELY cords of fireplace
wood. no delivery SH 5551
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FOR SALE OR CHARTER yawl;
Gray 40: $500; win consider car as
part payment. ME-. 1852. S
CABIN CRUISER, 36xS, 32-yoN power
plant, Kernath 95-h p engine: galley and
head: excel. condition. ready to go; 81 500
Phone RA. 4s45 or Ex 500. S
26-FT DODGE SPEEDBOAT, all mahog-
any; Chrysler marine engine: price, 81 800
for quick sale Apply steward. CORN
THAN Yacht Club S
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6-foot mahogany deck, remote controls
new cover, lights and many extras VIII
Ship Johnson ont6oard motor NJ pb IN exec
6Tfk6IF IN Mo TOR good power, excel
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sAmBoAT. 16la-ft. sails, life preseIryer
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T ThSks ssso linz 4? Water made T. meas
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CHRIs-CRsFT left utility speedhoat
S955. RAY JENNINGS. Beverly Beech
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our new @s-ft Truscott sedan cruisers ant
~ Truscotteer:, dres reductions on an
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now now available. NATIONAL MOTOR BOAT
SALES. 500 Maine ave s;w.
Used BoATS-Buy now for happy eru us
one 3S-tt. cabin cruiser. new gy,,, chryS stI
cruiser cruiser $3.50: one 3l-ft.. sloop sleep
a a.h Evinrude motor 1e47, $50, w
win buy sen your heat NaT16 5Spk f aoToI
BOAT SALES. 500 Maine ave: s:W.
CTsToM-BUILT CRUISER DONNA. 4
feet, Palmer marine engine: ready TO go
price. 5000 See steward coR1NTHI.Ai
YACHT CLUB.
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factor finish; our prices competitive or
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built 1912; Cnrysier al motor; boa
wired for 10 a.e: excellent i9I i HS,
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Tor Cali SH. 500 or see al Seneca Mo
SAIL OR PADDLE IT1L idgl safe e,x easy !,
handle: complete with SAIL see 5al ny l"-i'
f GoEfs & OF OUTBOUND MOTOR; So hip.
excellent condition; SIS. no. 1900. =,
ENGINE: Cadillac, new, '15o-h.p,; oni
caBiN tRufsER, 25'xe' . hunks. 20
hip. Kermath motor Price, $3.50, Sc
HYNSON sun. at Champions, or call GE
BOAT MOVING. local or long distance, o
special boat trailers; special low rates @
small boats. CHI. 1855. g
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e a1 5 transp; unlim, phi; gentleman; $50
CHEVY CHASE. D. C., near cirsle-Large.
bath dble. bed S SIS single, s55 "; doa nek.
Iisa DEcATuR ST. N;w-sinsle room
semlpriVate bath So; double room, semi
2Ti{ate bath So one girl to share room
St d j iRFihSR a5. 81 So fE 2 Bed
nm. twin beds employed people preferred;
63 You ST. near Govt, Printing once
and Union station-Sinsle room for gen
Wa nb 40 r psF ye akr. No h arEe double
room, twin beds $50 mo: | single room.
S35 comfortably furnished; gentlemen:
private home; UNLIMITED phone; excellent
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-Bright comfort
able room next bath: 1st floor: private
adult home; gentleman; refer. exchanged.
il3e GIRARD ST. NV, Apt 40s--At-
tractiveiy furn double room. twin beds,
next bath; 2 ladies; s25 each. Du. 43l2.
100. KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Master bed
room. PVT bath; bus at door; suitable
/ for couple or ) gir,s; windows, closets,
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV. Apt. III
Nicely furn: double nm. twin BEDS, unlim.
p 1s1, RIGGS H " rI-walklps distance: ist-
froat; cool; comfortabIe, emp; adults;
so o, Al! ath ss e. S ~ nu ss0 bedroom
twin bees; . adults near 2 carlines; pvt.
family. home priviis.. GE. 1853. B
1850 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Yoing man to
share room with another man; S24.50 per
mo. maid service; laundry priviis,; also
single rm $50 Ia
ia0s EUCLID ST. Nw-Nice young man
to share room with another man: twin
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1906 10Th st.
n.w.-Single and dble., rms. for gentlemen
only: $50 per mo. up. Ho. 1871 -
I4le CHAPLIN ST. NV. APT. 41-Pleasoo
ant room for ! gentleman. CO. 1925. IS
;a7 ALLISON ST. N.W;-Light; airy. dbls
corner rn., next to bath, with family Of 2.
all conyeniences. laundry privileges. excel
lent trapsporta GE. g4S3 5
SLEEPING ROOM and inclosed porch.
ideal for working couple, nice neighbor-
mood, conv. transp.; $50 mo. Call co.
SINGLE FRONT RM., adj. shower, for
sober man; permanent; references; S35
mo. ET. 6746 p
1852 quincy ST. Nw.-Attrac double
trsnsp., emp, ADULTS only. "A, 1897. - -
communicating rms. or viii rent separ-
ately; l nm. has. lavatory., $50 eacn.
Gentlemen or employed couple preferred.
RA. 1855.
Evening star., 1947-01-21
$4,000 Answer Ad

When L. Williamson of Lancaster,
England, bought a submarine chaser
to get to South Africa and adver-
tised for few people to join him,
he received $4,000 replies.
Evening star., 1947-01-21

announced last
week.
Judge Jones, a
Democrat, W h o
formerly W a S
war food admin
istrator and a
member of Con-
gress, was nom-.
mated for the
pr o m o ton by
President Tru-
man late yester-
day. The selec-
ton had been
anticipated.
A laconic Tex
an whose chief
Evening star., 1947-01-21
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. - As
a.,
Marines Chance
Identification of
Two Flag Raiser

An official change in the identifi-
cation Of one Marine in the famous
picture Of the Suribachi flag raising
lon Two Jima was announced yester-
day. by the Marine Corps after a
Texas father recognized his sons
back in the photograph.
The man on the extreme right of
the picture was Corpl. Harlan Block,
Weslaco, Tex, not Sergt. Henry o.
Hansen, Somerville, Mass, it was
announced. Both men were killed
in action on Two after AP Photog-
rarher Joe Rosenthal took the pic
ture.
The identification change came
after E. H. Block, father Of the dead
Marine, said he was certain he rec
ognized his son in the picture and
requested an investigation last Sep
tember.
Only three of the six men shown
are alive today. They are Ira H.
Hayes, Bapschule, Ariz.; John H.
Bradley, Milwaukee, and Rene A.
Gagnon, Manchester, N. H. Corpl.
Hayes agreed that the man on the
right was Corpl. Block, but no names
were taken when the picture was
made because the group was under
fire and Two far from conquered.
Evening star., 1947-01-21
Crew Abandons Vessel
Sinking Off Oregon
BY the Associated Press

ASTORIA, Greg, Jan. 21.-The
freighter DreXel Victory was aban-
doned without loss of life in the fog
and darkness last night after it
began sinking a few miles off the
mouth of the Columbia River. Coast
Guard headquarters in San Fran
cisco reported the ship sank at
4::35 am.
Officers and crew took to lifeboats
as the 10,5OO-to ship started break
ing up, and were picked up within
a few hours.
Thirty were taken aboard the
Coast Guard vessel Triumph, as
their lifeboats huddled near the
river pilots schooner Columbia,
which already had taken others
aboard. The Coast Guard reported
the freighter Joseph Gale. also had
picked UP several.
Members of the ships company
reported the vessel cracked through
midships as it struck bottom while
crossing the Columbia River bar. 1t
was outward bound for Yokohama
when it hit the bar.
Julius Olin of washington, D. c.,
was one of the crewmen rescued.
Evening star., 1947-01-21
Judge Jones Named
Claims Court Chief

Judge Marvin Jones of the Court
of Claims will be the new chief
justice, succeeding Judge Richard
s. Whaley, whose retirement was
Evening star., 1947-01-21
Senate Confirms Fay;.
keech Nomination Up
For Early Vote

The nomination OF George Morris
Fay, former Justice Department at
torney, to be United States attorney
here, was confirmed late yesterday
by the Senate.
Action was taken when the nomi-
nation came up on the Senate cal
endar along with several others. No
objection was raised as Senator VAN
denberg, president pro tenn Of the
Senate, called up his name.
Although the District Bar Asso-
citation in a poll had voted nearly
2 to / to oppose the Fay nomination,
it was approved unanimously by the
Senate Judiciary Committee. The
committee was presented with re-
suits of the poll by local Bar Asso-
citation leaders who, however, praised
Mr.. Fay personally. The objection to
him, they told the committee, was
based principally on his lack of ex-
perience.
Objections to the nomination of
Edward M. Curran, to be a justice
of District Court, will be heard by
a special Senate Judiciary Subcom-
mittee at 1890 am. Thursday in
Room 424 of the Seante Office Build
ing. He had been strongly supported
by the District Bar Association. Sew
eral past presidents of the associa-
ton also called personally yester-
day at the Judiciary Committee in
his behalf.
The nomination of Richmond B..
Keech to be District Court justice,
which was approved yesterday by
the Senate Judiciary Committee,
was favorably reported later in the
day to the Senate, and went on the
calendar for a vote of confirmation,
probably tomorrow. The Senate will
not meet today.
Evening star., 1947-01-21
Taber Announces L
Subcommittee for
House Appropriations

(See Page B-1 for story on the
ne1u d. C. Appropriations Sub
committee.)
Seniority was observed yesterday
by Chairman Taber of the House
Appropriations Committee when he
named the chairmen of the IL SUBJ
committees of the funds group to
take charge of the supply bills for
the various Government depart
ments.
The chairmen and personnel OF
the different supply bill units were
announced late in the day by
Chairman Taber as follows:
Subcommittee on deficiencies-Mr
Taber, Republican, of New York, as
chairman and Representatives Wig
ellsworth, of Massachusetts,; Engel,
of Michigan; Stefan, of Nebraska; !;
Case, of South Dakota, and Keefe,
of Wisconsin, Republicans; and
Cannon, of Missouri, now ranking
minority member of the full COM
mittee; Kerr, of North Carolina, and
Mahon, of Texas, Democrats.
War Department - Representa-
tives Engel, chairman; Case: Tib-
bott. of Pennsylvania, and Scrivener
of Kansas, Republicans: and Kerr.
Mahon and Norrell, of Arkansas
Democrats.
Independent Offices.
Independent Of1lces-Representa-
tives Wigglesworth, chairman; Cou-
dert, of New York; Robertson, OF
North Dakota, and Phillips, of Cali
fornia, Republicans; and Hendricks,
of Florida; Andrews, of Alabama,
and Thomas, of Texas, Democrats.
Legislative-Representatives Noble
johnson of Indiana, chairman; Tib-
bott, Garfield of New Jersey and
Grifiths of Ohio, Republicans, and
Cannon, Kirwin of Ohio and An
drews, Democrats.
Treasury-Post Office-Representa-
tives Garfield, chairman; Dirksen of
Illinois, Griffiths and Robertson,
Republicans, and D'Alesandro OF
Maryland, Gary of Virginia and
Bates of Kentucky, Democrats.
State, Justice, Commerce and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stefan
chairman; Jones of Ohio, Fenton OF
Pennsylvania and Horan of Wash
ington, Republicans, and Rooney OF
New York, Gary and O'Brien of
Illinois, Democrats.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dirk
sen, chairman; Plumley of Vermont
Andersen of Minnesota, Horan and
Phillips of California, Republicans
and Canton. Sheppard of California,
and Whitten of Mississippi, Demo-
Gratis.
Navy Subcommittee.
Navy - Representatives Plumley,
Johnson of Indiana,
Ploeser of Missouri and Schivner,
and Sheppard, Thomas
of Texas and D'Alesandro, Demo-
Gratis.
Interior-Representatives Jones of
Ohio, chairman; Jensen of Iowa,
Fenton and Stockman of Oregon,
and Kirwan, Norrell
and Gore of Tennessee, Democrats.
Labor-Federal Security - Repre-
sentative Keefe, chairman; Ander-
sen of Minnesota, Schwabe of okla
homa and Church of Illinois, Re-
publicans, and Rooney, Hendricks
Evening star., 1947-01-21

hobbies are Western movies and
reading the biographies of great
men, Judge Jones served in the
House from 1917 to 1910, when he
was appointed to the Court OF
Claims by President Roosevelt.
On leave from the bench during
the war, Judge Jones served as as
sistant to James F. Byrnes, then
director of economic stabilization,
and in 1943 was appointed chair
man of the American delegation To
the United Nations Food Confer
ence and president of the confer
ence. Later came the appointment
as food administrator.
Born on a farm near Valley
View, Tex, the jurist was graduated
from Southwestern University at
Georgetown, Tex, in 1905, and two
years later took his law degree at
the University of Texas.
He never attended grade or high
school, but armed with "fireside"
education he became, at II, a
teacher in a one-room school.
Evening star., 1947-01-21
.Uruguay's President-e|eet
will Visit U. 5. Next Month

Tomas Berreta, President elect of
Uruguay, will visit this country as
guest of the United States Gov
ernment before his Inauguration in
March, it was announced at the
White House today
Press Secretary Charles G. Ross
said the Uruguayan leader is ex-
pected to arrive in Washington
about February II and will be here
three or four days.
He also will visit Miami, Phila-
delphia and New York. President
elect Berreta will make the trip
from Montivedeo by plane.
Evening star., 1947-01-21
ArnuII Will Be Guest
On information Please
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Announce-
ment was made last night by the
sponsors of Information Please,
weekly question and answer program
on the Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
tenn, that Ellis Arnall, former Gov
ernor of Georgia, would be a guest
member of its board of experts on
the night of January %.
Evening star., 1947-01-21

No woman, or man, either. need
have the slightest hesitancy in dye
ing their own hair. With the Rarbo
recipe below, you can easily give
yourself % real professional-looking
job. One that will change those
graying locks into younger looking,
attractive. beautifully tinted hair.
A job to be proud Of
Simply mix one box Barbo Com
pound. one ounce bay rum, " ounce
Evening star., 1947-01-21

of Florida and Fogarty Of Rhode
Island, Democrats.
Government Corporations Repre-
sentatives Jensen, chairman; Ploeser,
Schwabe ind Coudert, Republicans,
and Mahon, Whitten and Gore,
Democrats.
District of Columbia Representa-
tives Koran, chairman; Stefan,
Church and Stockman, Republicans,
and Bates of Kentucky and Fogarty
Democrats. A third Democrat is
yet to be named.
Evening star., 1947-01-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
You Need Not Hesitate
To Dive Your Own Hair

glycerin; add water to make "
pint. Your druggist will supply
these or mix for you at small cost.
Comb into the hair as directed.
Gray, faded, streaked hair grad
ually darkens, taking on uniform,
natural looking color that does not
wash out, rub of, affect perma-
nents-is easily maintained. The
Barbo recipe needs no skin tests
so easy to use, you can't go wrong
II you follow simple directions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-16
TWO PAPERS! ONE COST QUICK RESULI 81 THIS
s@Mxzg Classified Columns Are @as.mN North Cardinals s*ch@aak Medium 9a2m G=
33-Cais. Dogs. Pets

SPITZ PUPPIES for sale-Phone
2-2268.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-16

LOST: LAPEL watch in down
town section. Sentimental value.
Reward if returned to Mrs. E.
C. Burkett, 1914 South Third St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-16
75-Household Goods
SQ-Houses For Sale

FOR SALE or trade for Whining
ton Home. Six room home in
High Point. Desirable location,
near college. Piped for hot air
heat. Hardwood floors. Flowers
and shrubbery. Call 2-8673.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-16
l05-Losi And Found

LOST - BILLFOLD in Saunders
Drug Store. Contains $41.OO. X.
L. Loveless. Composing Room,
Star-NeWs. Reward.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-16

WE HANDLE all kinds Of beach
propertv Business. residential,
sales, rentals. Open all year.
Tucker Real Estate Co. Phone
1886 Carolina Beach. Glenn M.
Tucker, Realtor.
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FOR SALE: Six room house.
Lights and water. New store
and three acres of land. $4650.00.
Phone 9237,
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MAN. NOT under 20 ears Of age
to clerk in store. Must have fair
education. good personality and
be willing worker. Apply Open
Air Curb Market. 4th and Chest
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