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Evening star., 1948-09-21
sALEsMEk.

6TORM WINDOW MEN-Get on the
bandwason with a. se most TeDu1aios pris.s nsst
auaiity,, aluminium combinstion storm storm
windows and doors on the marketi ms Ell, Our Dur
p11snss surs you oi esee You
ii to yourselves to look over our deal
salary plus commissn,en' ion 'man bonuses, vaHa WM
soRNsTErS ieas s1.e Pas son. NC, snd and ksn
RRnsdTyoMoBihE Rsdy Nj ne statesmen .a,. who are
Interested in making good income and q
building for the future. Do not apply II
you are afraid of hard work. No eyer. sxseri.
Savaaro ea7n aDDY rRaNk "A Psr'ss SNAIL Z MI jr
GaN 5aS fST SSGd kE2fLY Ho9f = SELL. Do you
car? Are you bondable? Are you p to b0
years of age? Are you accustomed to earn
ns s6 to vsd sIS Ike vsek se .E to you eoa
ecrnins a permanent connection with
nationally known organization, interviews
eants. Give complete information and ex-
perience in first letter. Box o2-X' s,ar.
sALEsMEN for adding machines, type
writers. once furniture, etc: money max
ing proposition. Call in person. 1ll2 l4th
ABOVE AVERAGE EARNINGS for man who
can qualify for sales supervisor and and
wholesale dealer in city q Aexandra s,iiS ana
Arlington County va Nseo tor ear proSucts
ana recruit, train sales force; for inter.
view give age sxpsri@enee' eng I ete; Write VS. saies
SALES BAY sei ss6s NE msR ef.seS o
plenty Of leads and appts. furn;. not jus;
names and m no rSy ssr neee
sSs.f W.sh 0psesns see Mr.. !" HALL AZ 5th St NV,
Ronm sos. . to 4 pm. -I
ooportunity with local concern. Write
eIsIincation BOX 446.x: star "a "a,
,s; ,DrnsbeG Dss eeoD0sI!ons ME $3.50 &c town sGe
sAIEsMAN..DRIyER With truck or rrna1a car
sS.1 s Wns sork Phen. CA. tsEn aR
EkFHREBMaaEIsY kHEBMaEER:s II Posir,oS pesi Salary. COM
merciai refrigeration equipment in the the
Selected sess msn s b. rven
tsrviex . ~ appointment Phone pE; 1900
"a 9th NV. BET. SO am. and AS I'm
sALEsMEN. are you satiened with sloo
per week. Have openings for some men men
with experience in calling on drug, gro
Sasssy paid saa d.g %st ses Mr.
Il .EESt 4s Gs: essnst sss a
ticut ava N -26
statesmen sell oil contracts. oil burners,
area; furnish own transportation, draw
ins account, experience necessary. GLOBE
Electric &C., INC, SH. 2l20. -23
end dresses; pleasant environment: ex-
csllant pay; $40 per week and commits
sion; permanent, part time or full time.
SIGMUNDS. So4 eth St NV -25
PAINT SALESMAN, experienced. to cover
painting contractors in metropolitan ares
dor lerlg-estahished Washington jobber
rarsying nationally advertised lines;
permanent position on salary and COM
mission basis; car essential: replies con.
Star pa
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE, with SOCIOLOGY
major, desires 5-day-week position; medical
receptionist experience. Box 1927. star.
DREssMAKNG. design. remod.. altsrs;;
BERT: 1880 irving nv: Apt: {: AD: 22ss.
recurring responsibility and initiative. Box
ffoeRziGN feGiz Ssaf GOVT. SECRETARY or personal
10 y.s Hper ,stN nf,sh sos
R q Ysars eo,orsd oe Gs wants FIR full 1852 81 part tim.
% Sork: neat. reliable; refs csI NO; 1907
GIRL. stay with children sr6a Or with an
GIRL. eiHsI coiored. sd expsriencea, wishes sob as
waitress North s970. Ext. 705. Z!
GIRL, colored. wishes Job cleaning once;
mornng MOI Ing. or afternoon references can
Girl: eoiored wants work ss t, might sa1s clean:
inE 9nices or IN cafeteria, ,oh FE: 4,.2i ..,t,..
eopnt.rgiri or cashier; exDer.. neat. can
H2Nb H3i ST ItAurDREss. experienced, desires
iopsGyx aioTssRxEEfeR. q eeRe eapsols N is creating
employed person desirable; excel. ref. Box
HoUssEKEEPER. s widow. with 2-yr-old
enesd in child care; GOOD references. Box
NURSE Il hs -soviEKNEss. experienced. wishes
position with children; refs. Chestnut 1897.
NURSE, practical. available to leave city:
dietieian: drive car; superior ref. sox
PRHCTIcxL NURSE, experienced. wants
job: any type case; reference. caii Pc
TACTICAL NURSES available. trained
sraduatss; az o. niss 1is nHv1s aHsy nseEdass
PPRAcTICAL NURSE. colored. desires work
FhACTIcA Fl nSigAL Al NUKsE. eoloTsd; desires .oS ..
rRacricAI a0eri al nurse. srsduate: win susi;
ness high school diploma and hospital
eSperience, desires position in doctors
ONCE. Trinidad 2349. MISS ELLagS3..i
RESIDENT. MANAGER. roemins house
manager. housekeeper for motherless home
By widow. with school-as@sa @ chilaafaen'
needs job immediat.ly- GE oS5s. 80 20.
ect, with complete maintenance experience
ssasecRlasTHkY. sse is1.I srperissnes. Available
in1sdsfaRY isnh1sRfaRY. esseusiy. ssility: ,.p,a sc.
noSrapi1er, broad exper. nat organlIatfons,
eYeeiient references. BOZ 1861. star. 81
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT. HOT MIX; driveways. roads.
parking areas, service station, etc. Free
estimate. work guaranteed. GL. 2398.
ATTICs FrNIsHED-Remodeltng estimates
furnished free. Cali Sligo 3942. W. d.
CARPENTRY-Porches, closets. stairs.
roofing and painting done in q workman
like manner; For an estimate. call Will
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, nasstons
terraces. walks, chimneys, freplaces, ce-
Ient driveways, porches. retaining walls,
pipe drainage, all kinds Of waterproofing.
E MAFcucCIo; r.. 5. Hornsrs lane.
CONCRETE, cement work, footinss, drive
ways. porches, bsnt. frs, steps. retaining
walls; old and new work. c. GAI4EA. AT.
1864 --2l
DECORATING AT IT'S BEsT-PaperfnG.
painting and remodelirg; terms. In deco!
rating, it's ''MARLOWE,' Tower 4gt7.
FLAGsToNE A SPECIALLY. cement and
stonevork. all kinds, walks steps, terraces
freplaces, poTches. drives. retaining walls.
drainage. ties and watsrproonns.; AN AN
Gaithersburs, Nd. Phone osithersnprs
rkar
Evening star., 1948-09-21
SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN

MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE, white, local ex-
perience 8 yrs, desire caretaker-mana-
gerial, or light janitor duties, in exchange
for rent or partial rent; husband. Govt.
employe: references. Box 379-Z, Star. 22'
Evening star., 1948-09-21
HELP WoAAEN.

BUSINESS GIRL, % to 3b, exper. typist
and general once worker. Furniture store,
good working conditions. 5-day wk:, 10
-23
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

BUsINESsMEN-P MEN, why
pay ONCE rent? For a few cents a day.
you can have complete mail and phone
service by competent, experienced secre-
taries. Make our address and telephone
number yours. Low monthly rates. RE.
0676, Room 302, l424 K St NV
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
DOMESTIC.

SECRETARIES, S2,4OO to $4,000; typist
$40 to $3.50: clerk-typists. S14o to S160
Contact NATIONAL EMPLoYMENT sERV-
ICE, 1908 G st. NV
Evening star., 1948-09-21

WE HAVE ALL TYPES of experienced do
mestic help. DE. 6645. 81
WE HAVE FIRST-CLASS colored help. full
or part time, also day workers. Call AD
O039. 81
Evening star., 1948-09-21

;uppying Avon C9sme.is ChsIStmss s sss EfSs
PERMANENT POSITION OPEN for ladies.
Interesting work. consumer contact no
ssas As1sss.s zppy saeIy q 1srsen
WRHdobaa2Rp Won aa2d os0ftaa itoraEor has immediate
pioyment once, 9th floor: 1ntsrviexinE
6TnTuRsD. 6Gn5f aiso.f MsfGRE satS woMENrwo POSI-
tons open in educational service; one in
washington area; opportunity. to earn up
methods. age $3.50 For personal inter
view write; stating experience and tele-
eohGSTsiDE ehSPs Ssz sALEsIADY 'fn must be thorough
iS hS wr RS1 is2R s'F requires
# tg;s ans e 1855 sek See mr.
FULL-CHARGE BooKKEEPER, once man
ager, fully exper.'; good hrs. and salary.
REsPoSsIBLE once position available to
enss%xs Iia,fs; ss:sa5s s. +.
experience Fuii line Christmas, Every
sss ssts sra. gn5ssess So isr
imprint samples. Chiffon GREETINGS,
l41 Essex Dept. 432, Boston, Mass.
EXTRA DOLLARs FOR YOU! Show Amer
ica's loveliest Christmas Cards. 80 Cards
others sell fast at eoc to 81: Pay you
FRIENDSHIP. 493 Adams, Elmirs. N. y
AVON REPRESENTATIVES : Earn bis
money supplying Avon cosmetic Christmas
gifts. Inquire now, start early. We train
EARN EAR EXTRA MoNEY-saleslsdies. no
exper. neces.: part-tims work & SssurdaZs ~
woraens wear stores III H st. NV. -23
PART TINE for financial markets; young
woman, 2O-30 years; permanent: no ex-
perience required; must be married; high
school graduate preferred; hours daily
10 am to pm. Apply personnel once.
Room 5o4, Star Building; The EVENING
sNSMHnRREssaTisSG Mi STE PosTTIOS in attractive
SURROUNDINGS for young woman; DO o,n typins ng
the arts. Phone AID. o14o: 3
ant and profitable work: advancement.t
Luziers cosmetics. AD. 1918, "a
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a.
permanent position in business ONCE OF
week week. nyeeA See Mr.. Is sHAFSTEL. Sth aeor,
s4ESoeRafaERpsx MaEsea RaffifI SasS OPERATOR: &.
manager, LoEW's CAPITOL THEAIIER,
,sTENoGRApHER-Hospital has vacancy
3 to s ABBY Mr.. Hoover. EMERGENCY
a.: ;::';
sTESoesArM9Es, snsm ssao
s you hsSs unusual
.ssfHENoeRsRhEk 81 SS. MAh ok TYslsr, ms, in SILVER a
s::1 ans $sss II; *:
sga as 4sr ss !es Rs;1
FOX FILM CORP, 932 New~Jersey ave. NV.
5-day wk., large oId-established building
supply arm; good salary. Reply, full par
,fHsfs RSI HassD ss sssr If. insurance
| week annual vacation with pay, sick
s9s f.se.
opportunity for Advancement: no expert
ence necessary. Apply Room 700. EQul-
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. s18 14th
ss!TENooGRAPHER-Medical journal pub
fishing ONCE, permanent. 5-day week,
asf Fl o;' 81 Rs5is x1ss
srEsSsoGsArHEk. Il oGGissArHEk part time. to xorf work 4
| or hrs. per day, Mon.-Fri.: perm. po-
s,tiop; plssssnt WORKING espdittens ,lpP AZ
| ICA, 62O woodward Blds, 18th and
sTENOGRAPHER, general stenosraphic
work in real estate ONCE: permanent posi-
] ton; 5-day week from 9 am. to pm,
with one hour lunch period Apply MI. q
observation-disclosures Mi oesRsIH Err for sales
dept Of large real estate oflce; 5-day wk.,
excellent working conditions. In reply
state salary required and experience II any.
sG1 ssGT1ENoGRAPaER tHs san as assistant to executive
| secretary. Must have pleasant personality
and be qusliiied to perf9Im duties duties Of q
| aOes discount on purchases. Apply EN-,
| ployment ONCE, 4th d" g. kANN a
SSTEESNSoSRAPHER FIN - Permanent position;
private concern: good hours and working
conditions. Elk. ZeO0.
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in. exper., $40 wk., to sell
.to-wear: perm. position, pleas
lings. Apply FRENCH SHOP,
Evening star., 1948-09-21
,REDIT INTERVIEWERs

lie contact work, excellent training for
future credit activities. 40-hour week. full
time position, excellent company benefits
and working conditions. Apply personnel
ONCE, SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO., 1900
Evening star., 1948-09-21

Eo4sE Esf1s f1sSa CO.. AS'E ,os '
CLERK -sTENoGRAPH exper. young
lady, with know4edse of bookkeepins: for
small deEntoTn ,SYs real estate ONCE 5,Say 80
ccifihhkk IS sssrEssSosenArHER - p.penssb1.
e. nm NM N cs s'sIy s e.ssd ss upon sr ea sH
CLERK. iYfIsT. young lady; with some
manent position in once Of large motion
picture ORGANIZATION: 5-day week See
Mr. SHAFTEL. 7th floor, Warner Theater
CLERK K-TYPIsT-5-day., 4o-hr. wk.: 2oS
1saGuo @sHa os en 4tS G kAsN soss
cLERK-TYpIsT. to learn dietaphone; natl,
onaI insurance ses essanization. Call MRS l
e1MEkt cIHFklrIrfsTs Fl 1s0sa q to 80: perm.nen,
safeiHp sssiteRscard Helpful; ne. section. Cali
cIERKTYPIsr Ell gs$s Fl sSn Wanted for
commemorate. with ability: vocation win
pay and benefits. Apply LEEDS JEWELLRY
,A ,ss al res; :;
inaton sres. e 50, a We otier fs'? ss-hr. week
ssl.ssris i.eliitis. es' ee%pIosss srouD ins
Pm. 700. sic 14th st. NV. am. tt
cLRpRRK.rYpIsr, RR general once work: s.
day. 40-hour week; S25 to start; no expe.
rlepce necessary. 422 Bond Building. >.
TYPIST for national firm: permanent po
s.tion,,, Apply Room 11o7, Ring Bids, lsu
ICLERK-TYPIsT. 35-hr. 5-day wk; excel
cerklns cong soo NATIONAL R1PhE 5dn. Asso 80,
Harper, pI 34l2 for appointment. -2l
: ICLERK-TYPIST, experienced. also cashier
permanent position. LONGS. 731 7tt
I CLERK ASST. BooKKEEPER for radi,
station. Duties include posting time rec
: ords, prepare payroll and some typing
Permanent position. Excellent workini
} conditions, vacation with pay. 5-day wk.
$40 to start. Answer in own Handwriting
} stating age, education and experience. 30,
q 300-Z, Star. 20
ICLERK-TYPIST. typing. filing. invoicing
; operate PIX board, with auto dealer
State experience, age and telephone num-
Der. Box 17e-M. Star. 80
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CONTINUED on Next Psss,
Evening star., 1948-08-22

their pensions, if they take another
job in the coal industry, if they
become mentally incompetent, or if
they lose their good standing in
the union (but retired miners aren't
required to pay union dues.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

fly the planes to California had
been obtained but clearance was
not granted for the Latin American
flight, the FBI said.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Girl Big Game Hunter, OnIyl2,
Returns With Long Trophy List

were in the high grass and we were
waiting. They would not come out
and we sent some boys in. We
thought they would ruin one way
but instead they ran toward us. ]
got two of the males and one fe-
male, and the fourth one got away
"One of the buffaloes fell only &c
feet away from u.s." added he,
father. "It was the only one Elaine
had to shoot twice"
Another close one occurred while
she was walking back to the camp
one night.
The hashlight went out, and
then the guide stopped" she said
Il thought he was tangled in the
bushes. Then I heard something
breathing. The guide shot, and
caught a hippo between the eyes.
He dropped only 5 feet away from
U.s."
Elaine lost II pounds during the
trip, but is all set to go on another
safari with her father in January.
She was only frightened once
during the trip-by swarm of bees.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Cleaning Plant
Finds $4,000
|Honqers Stolen

A dry cleaning supply company
manager yesterday discovered why
he was being undersold on coat
hangers-someone had walked of
with $4,000 of them from his ware
house.
T. P. Mcnamara, manager of the
w. P. Ballard dry cleaning supply
company, took inventory yesterday
after complaint from a salesman
that someone was using cut-throat
competition in the hangar trade.
A check of the warehouse at 701
I street S.W. showed that 81 cartons
containing 500 coat hangers each
was missing.
Police are checking dry cleaning
stores to see who sold them large
amounts Of hangers recently at less
than an eighth of a cent apiece.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Maryland Oil Man,
Six Others Sentenced
In Venezuela Plot
BY the Assoeioted Press

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Aug. 21.-
The Governments case agains
seven men in connection with ar
alleged bombing plot against Ca.
racas, Venezuela, today brought
sentences ranging from 18 month.
imprisonment to two years pro.
baton.
Federal Judge Frank Scarlet al.
so assessed fines scaled from $l0,.
000 to $3.50 as three sets of defend.
ants appeared before him on three
separate charges.
The cases grew out of charges b,
Venezuelan President Romulo Be.
tancourt that two planes left the
United States last January to load
bombs at Nicaragua with "the pre-.
sumed objective of bomharding the
capital of the republic"
Carl ]. Eisenhardt, wealthy oil
transportation dealer of Ellicott
City, Md, pleaded guilty today te
two charges-conspiracy to steal
and theft of government property
(machine gunsD He was fined
$4,000.
Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy.
Edward Browder, jr., Amarillo
Tex, pleaded guilty to conspiracy
to steal Government property.
In the next charge, that of Or
ganizing military expedition
Browder also pleaded guilty and
Harry A. Snow, Amarillo, entered
a plea of nolo contendere.
On a third charge-violating the
neutrality act-Browder also plead
ed guilty. Five others entered nolo
contendere pleas-Snow, Charles B
Pavlicek, jr., New York; Harry K
Baker and Kenneth ]. Newcomer
both of Augusta, and Olin D. Mason
former Air Force captain, now of
Oliver General Hospital in Augusta
Browder was sentenced to IL
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Nippon Victory Club SwindIes
Is, 900 Huwuii Jups of $40 Each

probably Of japanese descent, got
$40 head for memberships.
The promoters worked the out
lying plantations, where news does
not circulate freely, and where
there are more older Japanese,
mostly aliens.
Once club members were deluded
into believing Emperor Hirohito was
coming to Hawaii They dressed in
their Sunday best and assembled at
a shack known as the club room
outside Honolulu. They waited for
II hours, but naturally Hirohito
never showed up.
The Better Business Bureau was
advised of the swindle July 8, when
a japanese business man COM
planned relative was being high
pressured into giving money to the
club.
Mr.. Billam- Walker said he did not
know yet whether the legal action
would be taken against the club
and its promoters.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Place on Missouri Ballot
Denied 10 Wallace Party
BY the Associated Press

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Aug. 81
Secretary of State Edgar C. Mel
son ruled today Henry A. Wallace
is not entitled to a place on the
Missouri general election ballot.
He upheld objections to the Pro-
gressive Party's attempt to file Mr.
Wallace for president and Glen H
Taylor for president He gave
no reason for his decision except
that the party had not compiled
with Missouri election laws.
Robert B. Logsdon of Lemay, Pro-
gressive Party state chairman, and
the party's candidate for governor
appealed the decision Immediately
to the Missouri Supreme Court.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
By the Asseeioisd Pres,


HONOLULU, Aug. 21.-Some g.
600 japanese in Hawaii were horn
swoggled into believing Japan won
the war after the surrender and
paid for $40 memberships in an
Absolute Victory Club it was
learned today.
Donald Billam- Walker, manager
of the Honolulu Better Business
Bureau, said as late as last March
the members were told to look to the
skies for demonstration of Japan's
armed might.
They were advised to look on April
IS. Sure enough, the sky was full of
planes. It was United States Army
day.
Mr.. Billam- told newsmen
the club, known as "Hissho-kai" or
Absolute Victory" was organized
three years ago shortly after Japan's
surrender. Glib-tongued promoters,
Evening star., 1948-08-22

months imprisonment on each
charge, then sentence to run con-
currently. Snow was placed on two
years probation and fined $500.
Given 80 Days to Pay.
Pavlicek, Baker, Newcomer and
Mason were given two-year sus-
pended sentences and fined $3.50
each. They were given 80 days to
pay their fines.
In sentencing the four, Judge
Scarlet cited the previous good rec
ords of the men.
The FBI presented. evidence that
the men were offered jobs after
they reached Nicaragua to 60 on
bombing raids but refused. They
all said the prospect of a bombing
Evening star., 1948-08-22

raid was unknown to them until
they reached the South American
country. They said they thought
they were engaged only for trans
porting job.
The FBI said two B-24s which left
Bush Field near Augusta January
rs and landed at Nicaragua were
intended for an attack on Caracas.
One plane was piloted by Mason
and the other by Snow; Pavlicek.
and Flight Engineers Baker and
Newcomer were aboard. Permits to
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Man Drowned in Plunge
Into Lake Identified

A man who drowned after plung-
ing from cement platform be-
meath Benning Bridge into King
man Lake yesterday afternoon, was
identified by friends last night as
Oliver Murphy, "A, colored, of no
fixed address.
Mr.. Murphy was last seen by a
fisherman, William Lee, colored,
1404 B street NE, who said he
saw the man standing underneath
the bridge and moment later
Evening star., 1948-08-22

heard a splash. Rescue Squad No.
dragged the area for 80 minutes
before recovering Mr.. Murphy,s
body. which was taken to the
morgue.
Identification was made by George
Lee, colored, 1922 Rosedall street
NE, who said he had known Mr..
Murphy for Is years.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
By the Assoeiufed Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-A femi-
nine big game hunter from Dayton
Ohio, arrived by plane today from
a safari to the Belgian Congo
just in time to go back to JUNO,
high school.
Twelve year old Elaine None.
smith, calmly told reporters of hei
bag for the trip:
Two elephants, seven buffalo, q
lion, five leopards, three t1ippopct-
ami, two rhinocerous, four croco.
diles, and a lot of antelope ano
smaller animals.
Her father, J. T. Monesmith, 43
a machine tool manufacturer, was
along and did little hunting, too
But he only bagged an elephant
a leopard, hippopotamus and a
few antelope.
Elaine, who wasn't IL until August
6 and is in the eighth grade at Day.
tons Oakwood junior high school
said she had several close calls
during the safari.
Once, she said, -four buffaloes
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Butter Impedes Police

Trying to escape in q truck after
robbing creamery in Dungannon,
Fire. thieves threw boxes of butter
in the path of police patrol car.
but two of the three fugitives were
arrested after their truck over
turned.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

Wholesale prices in India are now
nearly four times those of prewar.
Evening star., 1948-05-28

The University Of Missouri's Medal for "Distin-
guished Service in Journalism" recently awarded
LIFE, was accompanied by this citation:
"To LIFE in recognition of its leadership not only
in the techniques of picture-making and picture
reproduction, but also in the art without which
those techniques are Ineffective, namely, the art Of
Evening star., 1948-05-28

picture reedting its brilliance in innovation and ed-
torial invention; and its distinguished accomplish
and industry of the present. the broad social scene
and the crucial national and international problems
of the day vivid and interesting to the general
reader"
Evening star., 1948-05-28

With great blow Of his fist the speakers table and the words
shall be Israel Prime Minister Gurion ends
nearly years Jewish longing for homeland LIFE story
Of the situation in Palestine most fate moment Jewish history
With such articles LIFE makes news clearer to Millions
Evening star., 1948-05-28

Called teevsions first truly and bright star, Kyle
MacDonnel-photographe model Hollywood starlet
and musical comedy ingenue-is shown at rehearsal
making guest appearances and undergoing the minor
hazards Of vdeo acting such cramped space hot lights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

sToP' only 81 600 down. balance NE
soaasd 81 s.F s II sv sEsis
RRAAMhLERssskkam from s14,soo' TO
$500; all in 81; Spy; or near 81 sss:
AGENCY. DU. 1921. II no answer sH.
s 81 600 DOWN, bal. in $1,000 1ss trust At
'a seeslsn IN RSR
GcS 2 SisN,fHis REkSscas9rE s e ds
gith one or more s ssres in zig. the s Says.
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croaehment and lasting values are as
eovenan nj For further Information or
sPpsintwens to INSPECT ssoo phone GEO j.
with monthly payments approx s72 On.
Guiding taxes and insurance.. TO quail
fssd, ns.r Roc esx Oct Md sng %
Section ass iaa'n eall + Best me- bSi!as5-
S S;o Brick vi iss
area; : bedrooms and bath, with expan-
sSa ss PSres, ahee ssaom from
encroaehment and lasting values are as
sured by careful planning and protectlve
For further information or
appointment to Inspect phone GEO. J.
5-RM. BUNGALOW in Chevy Chase, Md,
just over D. c: rne from Brookdale-Lse:
liv. rm with firepl.. . lovely bedrms. and
screen porch off l bedrm.; nice kit, with
s!s.e sell Sic 81 M s Il a:p
s En- ,S n94 Nr% o. r. Sgas ARA .,oSsra
included with this 7-room brick home,
with bedroom and bath on LIST hoor: oil
heat; large basement. Win accept smaller
home in trade or give good terms to riEhs
party. Full price S23. 500. KAY REALTY
CO., INC. o5o5 Ga. ave. NV, RIA. 1900.
BY owNER-6-room brick, screened
porch overlooking Potomac. River: large
living room, fireplace, oil heat; etc;
reasonable. Call OIL, ATS. IS
REAL FINANCING on a real homes, 900
down buys this beautiful S-yr.-old Enslish-
architecture home, featuring vestibule en-
trance, lge. liv rm. with fireplace, over
sized dining rm. with corner cabinets.
unusually lge. kit. with breakfast nook;
krotty-pine rec. rrl. with hdv. A.; 8 twin
sized bedrms., n baths: screened porch;
handicapped yard with Anchor fence; built
in GARAGE; complete with screens, storm
windows, weather-strippng and attic fan:
perfect cond.: occupy immed. Call Ted
Beir. with JAMES L. DIXON & CO, 1929
18th st. NV, ST. 700; ewes. GE. 5000.
vol,