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ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-s.t. ond s.W.

1913 4 ST. s.E:-Laree double front
near transp. TR. 661s. 10
4e3 sixth ST. S.W.-.Lh:k: rm. for emo,
ployed gentleman, Ss wk. ME, 1887. -l9
NEAR NAVY YARD-Comfortable double
rm.,. conv. to bus, adjoining bath. Apply
3s15 3s15 BRoTHERs PL. s.E-Larse front
room, next to bath; single, $50; double,
$40: convenient to busline; garage, So:
HILLEREST, 1881 Denver st. s.e.-Com-
Portable furnished room for refined en-
ployed woman in Christian home; conv: to
bus; refs VI. 299S. 20
1908 23rd ST. S.E.-Double room, 1st-
floor corner front. twin beds: across from
bath; laundry and phone privileges; ideal
for elderly couple; $50 mo. Ii. 1881.
s45 BURNS ST. s.E.-Attractive room in
new. home for young couple. Call RE.
1889 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Front lge. room
with dbl; bed. nicely furn.' next to bath. bath
ssNGIE ROOM, $50 mo. Call Ii. 05l4.
Sun. or ewes -l9
400 BLOCK 18th S.E.-Master bedrm. and
bath. liv rm., din rm., kit and laundry
limited phone. LU. 3271. 10
I03 ST. S.E.-Single and double rooms,
S5 to $l2 per week. running water some
CoLORED-WANT YOUNG COUPLE. laun-
dry, cooking PRIVILEGES. no children; $40.
oSIokEbDLovlIf ssa 1sb D # FFSNT ass7 ROOM suit
privils.: reasonable Can FR. 9l5I.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

NO CASH PAYMENT, rental terms, $40
mo. incl interest. principal, taxes. etc.
Nothing else to pay: no renewals no set
tlement charge: priced low at $4,000;
nearly new. 2-story. all-brick, 6-rm. home;
ge. liv. rm. din. rn.. modern kit. built
in cabinet, 8 bright bedrms,. tile bath. tub
and shower. full bsmt.: air-cond. heat; To-
Gated in CONGRESS Heights section: on
paved st: l blk. to bus. Phone OWNER,
OIL e26S or write Boz 4o2-D. Star
A REGULAR OFFICER and wife need 9
bedrm furn. or unfurn. house, rent TO be
81 so a month. Cali 1T. CMDR. MILES,
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ROOMS UNFURNisHED.

UNFURNISHED Ink, l rm., kit, in
closed sleeping porch; NV. Phone EN-
1875 M ST. NV connecting rooms
and bath, women only. RE. 1918 or
TE, 32S3. - .,-19
COLORED-NORTH BRENTWOOD, MD.
1922 Allison st.-Unfurn. room, private
home; privileges; couple or single. UN.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

BLK X ST. sW.; 3 apts.,
with large brick garage in rear. WALTER
NJ. BAUMAN, 1927 K st. NV, Ma. 1929,
C%oIoRED-G Col NEAR 4th s.w.-6-room,
window brick; all improvements: rea-
sonably priced THoS. T. BROWN &
So SON or sI5 4th St sE NA a. g5os 1893 dovr
easy terms. Semidetached brick, no i'm
rooms Call Morris Cohen
or Milton Vinnick, with A. NJ. DRAISNER,
1404 L st. NV, Ma. s036; home. GE.
0297 Of1ce open Sun. 12 to 4.
COLoRED-223 r ST. S.W.-S295 down,
terms: semidet brick; no improvements.
rooms Call Morris Cohen or Milton
Vinnick, with A. M. DRAISNER, 1404 L
st. n W. Ma. SO36: home. GE. O297.
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APARTMENTS oUT-oF-Towk.

RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS. 32o soth ST.,
near Abbott ave. Miami Beach-Renting
BY month or for season new apts..
beautifully furnished, lovely balconies.
blocks to beach; also solarium: washing
machines and driers in cellar. bedrooms.
efficiencies. Pulmanettes and hotel rooms,
all with private bath; INQUIRIES invited.
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ROOMS WANTED.

QUIET, MIDDLE-AGED employed couple,
desire light housekeeping room or small
apt, furnished or unfurnished; will make
improvements at own expense. Box 482-
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BIZ THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
- ~, i y

ROOMS FURN.-Northeost tcent.,.
CoLORED, 4428 EDISON PL. Me-, Apt. l.
Couple, furn. room, cooking and privileges;
SI2.50 week See any time. 10
cOLORED, 1920 MD. AVE. N.E.-Large
front room, twin beds; 2 girls or 2 men.
Privileges. AT 1910. 10
COLORED = SINGLE ROOM, furnished.
Call NO 1911 after pm
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

VACANCY, IN COUNTRY HOME, for little
boy near Silver Spring; permanent care
reference Call SH 4767 -21
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. tcons.,

HOUSES FOR SALINE. tConf.t
$50: $500 sssn. .1'a sslsncs SIS mo- ss sss
eoSf6StREBos sSSnSt Io 71aS Rsis. AND BATH -g brick
ath st. ne. For sale at reasonable price
and and terms. pN aI, = S. Gorr' No. coloFsdo
CoIoRED-REAI S1li BUYs-Houses, cash or
M term sale sales sf5sctsd an Call E. A DEMoSY
eo coIoRsD1iso0 Rsf; S BLK. OWENS pL. Ne
Possession: beautiful 2-story tapestry brick,
8 large rms. and bath, full basement, gas
heat, built-in garage. Enclosed rear porch.
with reasonable terms. Act, quick. Call
eaoRIRs "a nR yefEsegS PRopERT1E sHn c Il 1of %M
coIokEb&Nk coz Ri b:w; R 5th ie'a AND X SITS. Ne
brick Ss tes xssept ssb
GE, ss41. PECK CO. S4os 18th st. ne. |
CoLORED-NR. 5th AND FLORIDA ave
n.e.-Immaculate .2-story and bsmt. brick;
rms. and incl porches, bath: h.-w.h:;
Mr, Holloman. Re, 7io4; ewes. Vi. 1884,
coIoKED|64e 9th ST. Me- rooms.
SIDE and rear 'sa yards: G Price it $3.50: small
cash cash, balance monthly. See today. Wo.
coLoREP Real VALUES: Call till
New! Vacantl Move right in: Groom
brick, bath, mod. equip. kit, gas heat
ony feomsI saineY '9sr Very little cash needed,
Oil heat, etc. Nearby ne.
Kentucky ave.-vacantl T-room brick;
full bsmt, nice yard; many extras. Terms
arranged,
Corner brick! on a double lot; large
rooms; in desirable Trinidad section;
n h.. DOrchPS RPaSOnablpl
Semidet. brick 6 rooms, basement,
h.-w.h. Near Stanton Park Low down
payment. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

-,-rm., kitchen and bath apt, in modern
building available as part compensation for
competent stenographer in law Office. Write
full details in first letter. Box 1850, Star
1Qs
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HOME AND TNCOME-6 rms. to rent and
3-rrn. apt. for yourself: 2 baths; INV. oil
heat; nicely furn.: rooming house business
ali goes for S1s,500; terms arranged.
baths: INV, oil heat: newly decorateo;
hardwood floors; a rms: top rooms solo
furn.; double brick garage; shown by appt;:;
asking $4,000; terms arranged. KEN
Jenkins. representative. J. p. fJ1Ml
ROGERS. TR. $500. weekdays, g-5 10
COLORED-626 c ST; N.E;-lmmaeuistse
income; upstairs apt. rents for $50 mo;
possession of downstairs apt only slv;-
$50, $4,000 cash. T. D. BURGESS, W.
2S02 till 8. -lb
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ApARTMENTs EXCHANGED.
COOPERATIVE APTs.-sA

st-FLOOR 3-ROOM APT, furn., ne, for
room furn. or unfurn. apt; references.
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best locations. in Silver, Spring, an ex.
ssat looms yase det a sFifs Sst homs S!
ment; oil ss &C, heat AND q. ma many extras
II4Et, 1143 I.M until ..s,+, . pm" J. WESLEY
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completed: also several 3-family, 3-batt
bones for -- 3 good investment. ne. Cal
SaEVY SffE4E caAsE@n CHA ron tiptop Dm area.
Rock Creek, just off Military rd,. cedar
shingle; living room, dining room, kitchen
and modern bath: only s17,5oo. SAMUEL
$500, vi 1920. Open ewes: tin s;
siss. offsrs ssll!bailt. Sim: and esth' % roy
new. auto. gas h.-w. heater, new auto
Tashas maehns e6era e6 s41a kt'hen espD
throw from everything 8 ire, rms.
auto hfa a fE bsm nss M lot is
with WILLIAM H. BoAzE, s4os 11Stf
sURLEITH.m;;1mmediats possession; oper
tracEive 6-rm. row brick in this highly
desirable neighborhood. Lily: rm;, din, I'm rm;
lsS-ft; lot; possession with 1sa settlemsnt gsEd
BENJAMIN j. MILLS, Realtor. Tower Bldg
BKooKDALE-petached brick on mic.
nice condition; ready for prompt pos
n apd s s d IN IN 81
finest residential areas: Can for sppoint:
ment to see, =, call EN-. 1890 WnhY snnaay az sn'
soP soPAMfaY GHp BRICK; Vacant; 4o24 18th St;
separate entrances: 3 rms, kitchen: bati at
ss:a .Gtftns9s sEss u, s.riss ssssof
caEvY tahSi l1; CHASE. i D. c.-Detached brick
seSs Ve eoofnl shH0Ph eaths ant seair@as
attic; ,1st floor, den and center entranc;
rear glassed-in porch Of living room. MOD,
room and extra bath in basement; dec
500 800; can finance. Call EN-. 1880 Sun
TWEED CO.. 5504 Conn. ave. NV. go
A HONEY OF A HOME-Located In the
country club section Of Silver, Spring
Center entrance, detached brick, only.
months old, 8 large. tastcfully decorated
rooms, such extra features as lst-hoor
aowder room. SPECIAL fixtures, custom car
3ating = Col porch and additional land
scaping Immediate possession Owner has
left city, will sell ct loss for only l'45o
Approximately $4,000 lst trust at At
DOWN payment. HARRY DREiSEN, day Of
night. MA. 7772. -Zo
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prefer NV. Dist. Call WI. 974s, SO pm.
NEWLY ARRIVED COUPLE desires one
bedroom apartment in Arlington or Alex
andria: furnished or unfurnished; no chill
dren nor nets; max S10O. Call RE. 600,
AIR FORCE MAJ. wife. young daugh-
ters need 2-bedroom apt or house, fur
nished or unfurnished. Call RE. 6700,
Ext. asse before 5 pm. MAJ. HALToM.
PERMANENT, PROFESSIONAL q, s: pub
lie Health employe and family desire g
bedroom apartment unfyrnished, p,na in sqe- b
Hssos RoosET e nisn is ma piafs es NJ
ONE BEDROOM furnished or unfurnished
apartment desired by veteran with wife
and Long Moo baby approx $50 mo Ga
2 SISTERS desire furnished apartment
with living room, kitchen, bedroom and
private bath; NE; 52e3 between 80. -
Kitchen, bath. ''GdIs MISS h1VINGsToN. MI
TWo aSSo sEeYs PE ssas dssae atsr p rm
Ext. aio, days; GO CO. 1878 after $50 ? M M
CLEAN, FURNISHED utility apartment,
convenient to Pentagon, wanted by Gov
ernment employe. Write Box 473-c, Star
TWO ADULTS and 14-yr,-old girl (girl
in Holton Arms) desire 2-bedroom apart;
ment or house; suitcase Ok; just arrived
from Texas; best OF references. d. 3436
EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY desires bed
room, kit. and bath apartment in apart
ment house; references. Box 313-C, Star.
21s
AIR FORCE PERSONNEL, stationed An
drews Field. need furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses HI. 3100, EXT. b122. 8 to g..
GENTLEMAN. single, 80. professional
permanent Government employe desires
bachelor apt, or will share; excellent
references Box 255-C. Star. 49,
an unfurn. apt. or share apt or unfurn
room AID 1892 19*
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COUNTRY BOARD.

JUN HND BUAND-EIIUIUy CUu
iy in private home. FA. S633. :
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-10
What's New In Sports?
BY Jimmie N. Jones

Lorenzo Wright, who ran the sec
ond leg. According to reports,
there was some "fumbling' dur
ing the exchange of the baton
from Ewell to Wright who was
about three yards behind Barney
when he (Wright) go going. How
ever, Harrison billiard, the 100
meter champ cut down the deficit
on the third lap and took the lead.
And Mel Patton finished the
400 meter with a blaze of speed
that carried him over the line a
good seven yards in front of the
British Anchor man. More than
80 thrilling fans stood up and
cheered the Americans as they
thought the race had been won by
the "Stars and Stripes" The
American team began congratu-
lating each other thinking too
they had won.
Among them was the detected
Barney who had tried twice be-
fore and had failed was the hap
piest of the crew and the Lam
caster, Pa, Splinter knew he had
at last won the coveted gold
medal he wanted so much to bring
back to these shores. But all was
turned to disappointment when
the strains of "God Save the
King" went up from the band,
which was the signal when the
English had won a victory in the
Olympics.
The entire quartet rushed over
CONTINUED on page A.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-10
RACE RIOTS
IN ENGLAND

LIVERPOOL, England, Aug. 9.
(ANP)-The police force in full
strength was called in last week
to halt race rioting as 50 men and
women of both races were arrested
and charged with rioting.
Scattered riots occurred here
for three nights before police
were finally called into stop the
fighting. Cause of the fighting
seemed to stem from white men
angry at seeing white women 60
ing with colored men, an ordinary
sight here in England.
Most of the Negroes involved
are seamen from British West
africa, police prosecutor, C. Mccall
CONTINUED on page A.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-10

President Truman's program for
the special session of Congress
made sense to almost everyone
but the Republican congress and
the journalistic trained seals and
editorial writer's dedicated to the
defense of the do-nothing legisla-
tive body.
Republican congressman filled
columns of newsprint with denun-
Citations of President Truman and
weak denials that he had present
ed anything to the congress to
justify calling the special session.
This same peculiar argument,
which adds know nothingism to
the do-nothingism of the Republi-
can congressional record, was also
beloved over the airwaves by
COP stalwarts.
But the plain people of Ameri-
ca, the millions suffering from
high prices, the millions who need
decent homes, these people ap-
plauded the Presidents courage in
facing the congress with a de-
mand that it act to meet these
emergencies.
The COP press did not bother
to interview the plain people but
many of them wrote and wired
their support of the President to
the White House and to Demo-
cratic leaders.
Republican congressional lead
ers issued a statement which
sought to explain why they pro-
posed to continue to do nothing
about the vital issues raised in the
Presidents speech.
The President holds that rising
prices piled on top of what is al
ready a record cost of living Gre
ates a grave emergency. The
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-10
HASTE Has Heard
Nothing About
Hampton Rumors
By Adolph Gereau

ST. THOMAS, V. l., Aug. 9.
(ANP) = When asked about re-
ports that he was being doomed
for the presidency of Hampton in
stitute, Gov. William H. HASTE
said that he had heard nothing
about it.
Since no one had told him of
these efforts of supporters, the
governor said, he could not COM
ment on the matter.
According to reports, the Vir-
gin islands governor is gaining
support among members of the
faculty and outsiders to be named
the schools president. His sup
porters feel that if a new admin
istration goes into the White
House, the governor will not hold
his position very long.
Gov. HASTE was appointed by
a Democratic administration.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-10
TWO DEAD AS
TRUCK BURNS

to the left and hit the brakes.
The truck seemed to jump into
the air an landed on it's side" AS
kins said.
The vehicle burst into flame i'm
mediately and skidde on it's side
lake a flaming ball down to the
intersection.
Askins said they tried to get
the top door open, but it was too
hot to touch. A police ambulance
crew extracted the bodies after
firemen cooled the wreckage. The
charred bodies were taken to St.
Elizabeth hospital morgue.
Deputy Corner Earl Frederick
said the coroner's office will make
further investigation in to the
cause of death.
1t. R. C. Hessinger, Sgt. Danny
Summons and Patrolmen Murray
and R. C. Weaver investigated.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-10
vinson Shuns
Comedy Roles

LOS ANGELES, Aug. ed
die (Mr. Cleanhead) Vinson, who
is in town awaiting his opening
date at the Cricket club, August
18, has turned down offers from
two major studios, seeking him
for comedy roles. The famous
blues singer and sax footing band
leader says he Stunned the over
Continued on page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-10
Jackie Robinson Visits
Boy in Hospital

BROOKLYN, Aug. 9. (ANP)-
A visit to a local hospital was
made by Jackie Robinson to see a
very sick Jewish boy, it was re-
vealed here last week.
Although Jackie Robinson told
no one about his visit, not even
his teammates, now it can be told.
One day, a doctor posted on the
Dodgers bulletin board that a sick
Jewish lad in the hospital would
be very happy if one or two Dod-
gers would visit him for a few
minutes.
The next morning, the first Wis
itor to the hospital was the Dod-
ger second sacker. He knocked
on the patients door, introduced
himself to the nurse and the boy.
Both gave him an excited well
come.
Jackie then presented the lad
an autographed baseball from the
Dodgers and some toys. He also
gave him a handshake and a pep
talk. The lad sighed:
Gee, Jackie Robinson, and he
came here just to see me-"
When Robinson as leaving,
many Of the nurses spoke to him
and congratulated him for his ges-
ture. A few days later the physi-
clan wrote a note thanking Jackie
for his trip land told him that the
boy seemed to have a new incen-
tive to get well.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-10
Golf
Tourney Sunday

This tournament will be match
edplayed, having four flights,
Championship, First, Second and
Third flight. Each match will be
l8 holes. Entry fee will be So
for the first, second and third
flight, and must be turned in to
Robert Garrett no later than Sat-
urday night, July Ia.
The Championship flight will
not have an entry fee. Each play
er and his opponent will have a
chance to win $50 on his 18-hole
matchif he wins all 10, or be paid
on a percentage of the number of
holes won. All matches in this
flight will use the same system
until a champion is crowned. He
will receive an Individual trophy
and his name inscribed on the mag
nificent three-year lag trophy.
Players already in this flight are
Ferris Williams, Clarence Smith,
James LeLe, Joe Woodford, VIM.
P. Miller, William Ellis, Tunney
Fisher, Charles Jordon, Lawson
Craig (Mayfield) and Chester
Turner who must spot all his OPP
ponents two holes.
Players to play in the other
flights are Robert Carrot, Doc
Wright, Llyod Lewis, Calvin Craw-
ford, Ducky Swami, Gene Russell.
Ike Delaney, Buddie Evans, Tot
Stone, plus a number of others
Continued on page A.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-10
Special to the Express.
HOW BARNEY EWELL
LOST 400 METER RELAY

This is the official story on
Chow Barney lost the 400 meter
relay in the Olympics and could
easily be titled: 1.-The Straw that
Broke the Cancels Back" and
could easily be dramatized by our
w champion of the cinder path,
Dave Albritton, Dunbar's famous
track coach.-Jimmie N. Jones.
One Of the most disguised track
stars of the day is none other than
Barney Ewell, 30-year-old sprint
er, who tried in vain to get a
media on the English shores where
the 1913 Olympics were highlight-
ing the = sport pages throughout
the world.
Ewell is very sentive about it,
and you can't blame him. Twice
Barney missed the chance to win
one of the gold medals, after each
time thinking he had Won. The
ebony hued athlete too k the de-
cision each time in stride and
charged them to fate, but when
he was charged with a foul in the
400 meter relay last Saturday,
cosating the team the race, that
was the last straw.
Barney ran the first "leg" on
the 400 meter relay team for the
United States, turning in a good
effort after a slow start. And at
the end he passed the baton to
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-10

Russell Brown and Amanda
Wood, of 100 Olive street, were
burned to death last night when
they were pinned in the flaming
Wreckage of their overturned
light truck at Lakeview and Dear
born avenues.
According to witnesses, the two
were trapped in the cab of the
q ton truck after it had gone
out of control and overturned
near the intersection at 8:15 p.
m.
Witnesses told police the be-
hicle burst into flames immed-
lately and efforts to pull the cou-
pie from the burning cab were flu
tile. Arless Askins, 2706 Lake
view avenue, told police he saw
the truck speeding down Lake
view near the terminus Of the
boulevard. "He suddenl yveered
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-10
See 1t
By Julia Gordon

Do you think that the high
school and college fellows who
are at the age for this peace time
draft should be given considera-
ton concerning their education
These are some of the opinions
of your fellow citizens:
Mrs. Johnson: The high school
boys should be allowed to finish.
The college boys should go if they
are needed and serve their time
and then finish their education.
Mr. Black: The boys in the
midst of high school and college
should be given consideration.
Their education should not be in
terrupted.
Mrs. Kenneth McCleary: Boys
in high school and college should
be able to finish school, that is if
the country is not in need for
them now. 1t is a nice thing for
boys to be able to finish their
education, but if the army needs
them they should go and stay the
necessary time. The fellows in
the last war are being given a
fair break, the CT bill and the
other many exceptions.
Mr.. George: Being a veteran
myself, that is a hard question to
answer but nevertheless | think
the guys should be given a break
Let them finish their education.
Mrs. Lester Pryor: They should
be allowed to finish their educa-
ton. If they are in their last year
they should finish but if they are
in the midst of first yea rand they
are of draft age they should go
and then return and finish where
they left off. You never get to
old to go to school.
Mrs. Louise Guy: They should
be able to finish their education.
But if the arm yneeds them they
will have to go. If they are in
their last year, l think they should
be allowed to finish, then go.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-10
SESSION
OF CONGRESS

President says that if nothing is
done to curb this initiation we will
have a serious depression, which
would wreck u program to win
world peace through aiding 9TH
er nations to economic recovery
and would play right into the
hands of communists here and
abroad.
The Republicans say that high
prices are no emergency.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-10

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Evening star., 1948-01-14
'Sllop>Ialk'
By Dorothy Bihlmnn

Your dshwashing job you hy.
the dishes pashing food stai
dudgy attached the feat The washer built Of
ready to in your kitchen with only
simple connections plumber make to the hot water
supply other the outlet The standard size
control basket loaded right In the
washer or you may a nearby
dishes usually and stack them In the
large dishes somewhat like the spokes Of
Be sure
Place sverware handles down. the
stacking, but after few
will able method
handle counercockwe
This closes the the Of
the dishes the small the back of
washing operation depending
dishes the water the temperature and
completion washing control
OF the water the then after rnsng thoroughly
the and moisture BY the time
the dishes spinning they will practically The dhwashef
comes in four models, two standard and two de luxe.
day gives you healthy tan! That Is II
portable travel from with
time Pop while shaving and while applying the
face The article about the size of and cracke finished
with chrome plated trim The nrared supposed be
soothing while the will furnish that Florida tan IN
the dead of Washington winter.
your equipped with defroer it is
the The old metal variety used
to scratch dig the weren't careful but those nce
plastic both smart safe Made clear
plastic monogammed bright color
hook attached that it key chain in the
upper handbag
Besides being practical and attractive they nominal in cost
Here's another item automobile certainly should keep
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