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Evening star., 1948-08-11

INVENTORY CLEARANCE sALE-1e47
International. K-BS5, s.25x20 tires, q
speed axle; price, new, $2,422; sale price,
ihoton podse. 12-ft. stake body; price,
S625: sale price, $475.
Ih-ton Ford; eft; stake body; prios'
SbT5; sale price, $3.50.
i941 WHY'S Vsnette; price, 1919; sale
Ia46 Dodge tractor. eoox20 tires. and
Tratlmobile 2S-ft van trailer; pric&
s3'75O; sale price, $3.50
is47 lIq-ton International l2 ~. "a
sulsted body, new price. $3.50; sale price,
New trucks available. MALONEYs'
INC Slo6 Ga ave, Silver Spring.
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AL BAKER & SON, INC.
3 BEDROOMS

Exclusive Realtors ll6 So. St Asaph st
Alexandria. Va Phone TIE 7343, Alex
6644 Open ewes. and Suns. from 2 IN
tn q n m for YOUR convenience
Evening star., 1948-08-11
INDIVIDUAL BUILDINGS

Suitable for organization or business pur-
poses; located blocks west of Conn. ave.
at NJ st. n W: will remodel for responsible
tenant This is worth while investigating.
LOUIS BURMAN
Evening star., 1948-08-11

Priced SI2 500; immed. occupancy; s. 600
cash, balance 6nanced at ~; broom Cape
than year old; range and refgr included.
Shown by sppt only Call CIV. 1911 -l3
Evening star., 1948-10-23
HiIIWood Manor
-,,z,Sl3.e5o

AI-briek COLONEL on beautiful
level lot. Slote roof. Copper
pipes. Lorss screened porch.
Five rooms Il lorse bedrooms).
tile bath with rub and shower.
Full basement. Enclosed reor
yord. Oil hot voter heat.
Open Sunday, 11-6
Evening star., 1948-10-23
Arlington Beauty

Lovely all-briek prewor Colonial
home on beautiful lot. Per-
feetly spotIess condition. Six
spocious rooms, tile bath with
tub and shower. Breakfast
room. Gorose. z screened
porehes. Large enclosed reor
yard. Venetion blinds.
Open Sunday, 1875
Evening star., 1948-10-23
BarkIeyL Labels 0.P.
Voice Of Reaction
In Baltimore Talk
BY the Assoeiafed Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. Ex-senator
Barkley last night labeled the Re-
publican Party "raucous voice of
reaction drowning every voice of
liberalism"
The Democratic. vice presidential
nominee told an estimated 2,400
at a party rally that the "Repub-
licans haven't had an idea In rs
years-and the Eightieth Congress
Is no exception
Senator Barkley declared that
when the Republicans are asked
about their specific program they
reply in unison:
I'VE have unity. So has the Dead
Sea. 1t is the unity of stagnation. +"
Senator Barkley charged the COP
repudiated the late Wendell Willkie
land broke his heart because he
was a liberal"
The Kentucky Senator said he
had $1,000 for any Republican can
didate who in this campaign has
mentioned or will mention Harding.
Coolidge or Hoover.
We'll, We Democrats are not
Evening star., 1948-10-23

FIRST Showing OF one OF the
most thoroughly immaculate
homes we hove ever offered.
Beautifully built in ls4l. All
brick. Slate roof. Six spoeious
rooms, tile bath with tub and
shower. Beautiful ponelled rec
reotion room. Large screened
porch. Anchor fenced reor yord.
Oil heat with recessed rodio.
tors. Storm sosh ond doors
throughout.
Open Sunday, rs
Evening star., 1948-10-23
ashamed of our former Presidents 81

ashamed of Our former Presidents, 81
he added.
Senator Barkley predicted that If
the Republicans win in November,
imitation will be allowed to move
forward without check until such
a time as 1t will have gnawed at
the foundations of our economy
until we approach the danger of
another Republican collapse.
THAT they will further reduce
the income tax rates for corpora
tions and, if the budget remains
unbalanced because of increased
expenditures for national defense,
Evening star., 1948-10-23
they would either raise the present
tax rates for individuals or institute
q Federal sales tax" -

Belgium has abolished its export
tax on almost all commodities.
Evening star., 1948-10-23
4 Bedrooms Tile Boths =
raae-Gos Hot-Water Heat-
Immaculate Condition.

Finest ond largest home on market
for money. Con be purchased
well below $4,000. Row brick.
Splendid eIose-in Ioeotion, near
Westehester Apis. and George
town.
Open Sunday, is
To Reach: Out Wis. Ave. to Cdlpert
ST., left on Caluert to seth ST.,
left on seth st. to Benton. right to
home.
Evening star., 1948-06-07
Panel Finds Courts
Here Improved by :
Laymen's S Interest

Courts in the District are solving
difficult procedural problems be-
cause citizens show greater interest
in conditions that need improve
ment, layman-lawyer-juris panel
reported last night.
The panel in a broadcast from
Station WINK consisted of Chief
Justice Bolithia j. Laws of District
Court, B. M. McKelway, editor of
The Evening Star; Philip l..
Graham, publisher of the Washing
ton Post; Dean Elmer E. Xayser of
George Washington University and
Bryce Rea ,jr., Washington attor-
ney, who was panel chairman. Mr..
McKelway, Mr.. Graham and Dean
Kayser served on Laymen's Com
mittee on Improving the Admins
tration of Justice.
The participants agreed that lay
men as well as the courts benefit
when laymen are consulted on ju-
dicial procedures. Justice Laws
noted that the laymen's committee
was formed because the District
Bar Association wanted to acquaint
the general public with progress
previously made by judges and law
yers and~also because confidence
and assistance of citizens were nee
essary to make court methods more
efficient.
Citizens Fear Called Unhealthy.
Mr.. McKelway commented that
1t was not a healthy condition"
when the average citizen stands so
much in awe Of the courts that he
fears to suggest improvements,
whereas he "does not hesitate to
tell the President and Congress
what to do"
"The courts can learn many
things from the layman aside from
the technicalities of the law" Mr..
McKelway added.
Mr.. Graham cited the problem
of long waits, the question Of pay.
and the conditions Of delays and
postponements as being main trou-
bles affecting witnesses. He said
witnesses often complain about "de-
laying tactics" of lawyers and
about relatively low pay for court
service that frequently requires
much time.
Dean Kayser suggested that citi-
zenship training of school children
should include instruction about
jury service and its rights and obli-
cations. The citizen called for jury
service, he said, should receive pre-
liminary instruction 80 he could
approach his duty with some modi-
cum Of knowledge and his sense of
fear would be taken away"
Justice Notes improvements.
Justice Laws mentioned the fol-
lowing improvements as having been
advanced to great extent by active
citizen interest in court problems
here:
A new program to give preliminary
instruction to jurors, preparation Of
instruction booklets for petit and
grand jurors, plans for new court
house with adequate accommoda-
tions for jurors and witnesses, and
moves to catch up with the backlog
Of cases which has contributed to
delays.
Justice Laws declared crowded
Evening star., 1948-06-07
4 Summer Law Courses
Planned by National u.

Four special courses will be given
during the summer session Of Natl
onal University's law school, it was
announced today by Chief Judge
George p. Barse. of Municipal Court,
who is chancellor of the school
The summer session opened today
and will continue through August
I27. The courses, for which regis
tration still is going on, are judicial
remedies, agency, District practice
and estate planning,
Evening star., 1948-06-07
Lucien D. Conan, 80, Dies

SAN FRANCISCO, June (R.-
Lucien Dorranca Conan, SO, retired
Cleveland lumberman, died here
yesterday. Mr. Conan had lived
in Cleveland for SIS years before
moving here three years ago to
be with his daughter, Miss Jean
Conan, a school teacher.
Evening star., 1948-06-07
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACHES
This Treatment Often Brings
Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagging baekachs
quickly once they discover that the real
cause of their trouble may be tired kidneys
The kidneys are Natures chief way of
taking the excess acids and waste out of the
blood. They help most people eliminate
shout pints q day.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood.
1t may cause nasging backache, rheumatic
pains, leg pains. swelling. pufinss under
the eyes. headaches and dizziness.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Deans
Pills, . stimulant diuretic. used successfully ,
BY millions for over 80 years. Doaa's givs
happy relief and will help the Is miles Of
kidney tubes hush out poisonous Rasta frou
ypps blood. Get Deans PllS.
Evening star., 1948-06-07

conditions in the present court
buildings are Shocking" He COM
mended the Laymen's Committee foI
its assistance in obtaining congress
sional authorization for a new
structure
Evening star., 1948-06-07

ADVERTISEMENT,
Evening star., 1948-04-08
SALESMAN tcent. J

FOR sPORTNG GOODS DEPT. excel
AE NILS CO. ess 1I and T st.. na NV. n M1i
and n ss TssP used esas On Hsass
.Sssff soRfaEAsT EsTa MoTek SsfsF oe sso M
adEsssssasr anEsa FS g.. ne: 30 AT and o2oe e. for local
branch Of ,veii-known brewery; salary,
plus plus car allowance: State aualificationss
S ier sas saper sales
manager. Take over sales of saltwater
beach prop., serving Wash. and Baltimore
ses aa sa'hnf Write fsan&s Bo1 & &eGstHs ssr and dock
REAL ESTATE. position open Join an az
eressive organization. We need two ex-
fpo yr men opDS5 to make Ne.
BE. $3.50; coLoN1AL INVESTMENT mi Ess5 Co,
shSIl7 MEN .Sh Sth St; WnnEn n;E ,,... +,
quality lire of nationally advertised ap-
pliances, on attrac. commission basis. fun
or part time, call MR.. WARD, ST. S315,
IuNIoR T ElSsT Salesman rSaS to put up advertising
and merchandise in stores for ice cream
manufacturer. Must have~car. No exper
SALES REPREsESTATISEs st wANrEDnFor
large cheese manufacturer: must have car
and experience in line; territory D. c.,
sany svs sns Box sPsaae s5r
ARE YOU YOUNG AND AMBITIOUS. A
sales? Can you sell truck leasing9 II
SO: we have an attractive proposition to
offer you. Call MR.. HOFMANN, DE. 6913.
SALESMAN-Young man, 1928 years,
native Washingtonian and local high
school graduate, for permanent inside
position in old-established specially busi-
ness; start $35 week, plus usual benefits;
opportunity Reply in own handwriting
naming local high school attended. to
Statesmen to sell electrical and gas
home appliances. also radio and televi-
sion sets. See Leo ]. LAWN, sales man
SON. 2004 r. !. ave ne, HO. 300. 3
FOR MEN WHO CAN SELL-New exclu-
sive territory, Just opening, on time
tested, fast-selling line of baby furn.,
Strollers, etc; car nee, liberal commits
sion: leads furn. Apply BABY'S BUTLER
SERVICE, 430 Delaware ave. s.w.. EX.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

H9s9Es y hoSs sS''4s A4 es4 snd
ADMIN; ASST; or exec. sec, tops in ability
A. aITERsTfoSs On BOX ladies' Sss ars5ses
and coats; expert restyiing and remodeling
service; superior workmanship; reas. 9o.
4ssaa s4sx Ws.a MI DAY ss 2! 's:Rqs sR or MSS
DREssMAKING design. remod alterations;
eve. gowns speciality: reaS; MISS BERT.
1890 Irving st; NV. Apt: 4. AD; 223s; -
from 4 to IL pm: has some experiences
switchboard: with permit and ref. MRS.
SKINNER, 419 14th st, ne.
HaI ns ef any S'fea Eind etcient and sstlsiactory
service guaranteed. MRS BURRELL. Re-
NURSE, practical, capable taking charge
Of patient and home; live out: good DRYER.
NnHRsE- Oh -G2ovERNEss, experienced. wishes
NURSE. practical with some hospital
caii No. eses, Rm. 3I2, bet. and 10
PRACTICAL NURSE, coIored. TO assist in
PRACTicAL NURSES available tgradg-
PslacrfcsI PEl E sHan NGnsf rs qsyi sas. 70 .n.d ssd
m asz n Mss sh Bee dusy Eeekdsys on
RESIDENT MsNAGER, experienced, mid
dle-aged woman wants small hotel or apt.
house, best references. CHI. 3343 9-12 m.
TEACHING POSITION wanted nursery
school experience, college degree. Box
IGS-T. Star.
TYPIsT desires work at home; will pick
up and deliver: envelopes, SIS per 1000.
TYPiST expert. wants work. home or
ofice: manuscripts letters, theses; aeeu.
rate indorsed AD. 22s0.
WOMAN, colored, very fine cook, vants
work Sat. and Sun, or dinners 10 cook
ewes DE. 1853.
YOUNG WOMAN wants work after 3, also
nightvork; experienced clerk, cashier,
small PIX board. or receptionist for doc
tor or dentist. Boz 317:T: Star.
typists available to help you. Also mimeo,
graphing at low cost. Call MRS. KEAT0N,
DI. 3141. Ia
Evening star., 1948-04-08
SAlESkEN.

AUTO AND HOUSE TRAILER salesman
wanted immediately. good proposition for
sober son to aff tSe Fesef coE Moo Apply II FER
CO.. s232 Ga. ave, Silver Spring Nd.
MAN, with car. for full-time business,
extraets, farmers. supplies: Biz line. GOOD
Rase IS 9sFsif'1s5s ehsster Rfw fs
MEN TO CALL on retail grocers. Knowl-
edge Of wholesale groceries and paper pre-
EsTSTE safEsMENAetys
Sis nv
mission arrangement. Mr.. Young, BREADY
SsLTsMAS sSysz c.
sse.d, sised drug and variety store products:
Bsas,
Possi6Is: write tali details ior immealats ats
safEsMENpoes sfS s4 from sss6 ss5 mo- up in
terest you? If you can sell. own an auto
mobile and are wiling % solicit business
you; See MR.. CURL at 927 10th st. NV,
STORM WINDOWS AND scREENs-we
have Just ,revamped our sales commits
paid in the industry. This, plus bonus
and paid vacations, plus q recognized
established organization. with the most
salable aluminium combination window on
the market, makes an unbeatable combs
nation. Personal interviews only See
GUARD CORP. 1881 18th st. NV. 20
OPPORTUNITY for experienced salesman
In beer and wine field, with established
house; national brand of beer, leading
wine house: win pay salary and COM
mission in outlined sections, on established
snd future business. Call AT. S6SS bet
SALESMEN--InteIligen men Of neat ap-
pearance and pleasing personality needed
| in distribution of nationally advertised
electric product supreme in its field. Men
will be. trained at our expense. Earnings
$1,000 and up. For appointment, call OR
1883, Ext. 10, Friday or Saturday, Q am
70 pm. %
Evening star., 1948-04-08
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
part time. tax returns prepared, state
ments. audits: reasonable. OR. 2074.
BUSHELMAN. 30 yrs exper. mems and.
ladies' alterations, wishes position with
reliable Arm. Box 179-T. Star. g. 1
LAWYER-INvEsTIGAT 33 yrs. old,
seen 80 countries, yrs. univ good in.
vestigation and claims exper.; want to
settle here or abroad; know cafe bust. and
public relations; Shriner; nothing under
81 900 VI. Box 1887. Star. 13" =
MAN. colored, wants night lob as tanitor,
elevator operator; ref. Ask for OLIVER,
MAN, colored wishes Job as fouseman.
porter or chauffeur; local refs. FIR. s764s
PROMOTER, ORGANIZER. Al. publicits
membership campaigns 8 years, expert
ence; college graduate. Call WO. 325S.
STEAM ENGINEER. sober. reliable. co.
1857.
VET, part time, college student file clerk
and architectural drafting experience de-
sires full-time day work light porter work
also accepted; good reference. Call OW.
POSITION WANTED as radio servicemaH
and service manager: experience on al
makes and models. 90 years in this field.
Box BOOT, Star. g.
NAVAL OFFICER, Just separated from
service; Academy graduate and engineering
p. G., yrs. law completed, yrs. admin
istrative experience. capable writer-edttor;
excellent references; desires responsible
business opportunity with premium on
initiative; in Virginia-D. c. area. Call
NO. 1854. Ill
Evening star., 1948-04-08

When anspertno ddpertise-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT tnclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers OF personal pdlue. Ad-
perttsers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to a Star
boz number and this mail Is
destroyed II remaining oDer 10
days after final insertion of
Advertisement.
In order to protect its dd-
uertisers from recetDing circu-
lar matter, 1t is expressly un-
derstood and agreed that all
such matter tptll be tpithheld
as far as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde dnstDers to ad-
uertisements addressed to boz
numbers in care OF The Star
tDiH be deliuered to advertisers
on presentation OF the boz
number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
HELP MEN and WOMEN,

BOOKKEEPER. exper, in retail store:
must have full KNOWLEDGE Of books, in
ventory control and be willing to accept
respons ibillty; excellent salary, pleasant
working conditions; give full details in
FIRST letter, including age. Box 2S3-T,
Star 3
COUPLE or settled women; to cook and
do fousework in nursing home in suburbs;
COUPLE, colored, cook and butler; down
town apartment DI 7S42 g
COUPLE for rest home; man tor outdoor
and lady for housework. BRICKER. 5000
McComas ave-, Kensington. Md, PL. 0872.
REAL EsTATE-we have openings for
men or women who wish to sell rea
estate; experience not essential but must
have car. This. is your opportunity to
enter a very interesting field with good
earnings. Box 303-S, Star. 10
and women; unusual opportunity; full or
part time; Do you feel a change would
be beneficial? Do you need to supplement
your present income? Are you in retire.
ment with time on your hands? Are you
averaged in your chosen field? Yet, you
need a job, you want to make money, good
money, then call Mrs. Funari for an inter-
view. RE. $3.50, COLONIAL INVESTMENT
CO. sl2-l7 9th st; NV, .---.
ments for photographer. No exper. neces-
week. week S3GI %TsfIN srUp1os. s4sl pH p4eh ST. St.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
HELP WoMEN.

YOUNG LADY, between 80 and 35, vof1
i. c1PTriL OPTICAL g. III q u
YOUNG WOMAN as typist In Doctors
ONCE and large medical laboratory; ofSs
with knowledge of laboratory work pro-
ferred: excel. opportunity for rapid adj
vancement. Box Ass, Star. %
YOUNG WOMAN as telephone operator
for small p.b.x. In doctors office: somt
knowledge of medicine and tipping pre-
ferred. Answer giving qualifications and
salary expected. Box 447-S, Star. %
YOUNG WOMEN, permanent position In
credit ofices Of large furniture store; for
clerks, typists and cashiers; good salary.
hours and working conditions. Apply
Mr. Lewis. HUB FURNITURE CO., corner
eth and D SITS. NV. m
YOUNG WOMEN for Office Of lge. furniturs
store. We need cashiers, invoice clerks,
typists and general ofice workers; pleasant
working conditions. hospita,iZa snd
Humphrey. HOUSE & HFRRMANN FURN.
SPLENDID q UoPPokTUNITY for ambitious
cultured lady: $4,000 lst year: advance
ment Box a2-S, Star. "a"
SUMNER WORK In country for teacher
or college student, healthful experiences
$40 for 90 days Box 1885 Star. p
AN OPPORTUNITY In our sales 6eparts
ment for 2 ladies Of pleasing personality,
neat appearance and well educated auto-
mobile necessary. w. C. & A N. MILLER,
Builders and Developers Of Wesley Heights
Sumner and Spring Valley, 1880 Mas1
ave. NV. OR. 4464.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

EXP. TYPISTS for statistical work, manu-
scripts, briefs etc: prompt mimeosraph.
ing service also available. Call MRS.
CLARK, DI. 3141. IA
Evening star., 1948-04-08

SALESMAN for liquor store; serious minded.
line unnecessary, but must be experienced
ever Box 1865. Star. tar 'l'' W S' 10 u
aoSe snd n Wss and neeby V aod t
* .9a goss Ha9 Po5bs 6s
sAIEsMAN, 1nsil men s furnishinss; ss opportunity
store, established 1875; youns man with
men make splendid annual income. ASK
3 PR: SRosSER of 1895 F St: ii
tunity for ambiti9ns young man who is
= sgerts Sssr m AppiS once THE Yo9Na
SALEsMAN-Young man, 1925 years, ma
tive, Washingtonian and local hiah school
gradpate fer permanent inside position
S35, week, plus usual benefits. Opportunity;
Reply in own handwriting, naming local
high school attended. Box BLOT, Star.
work during % our IF fur ~ storage e. Campaign: ami tt
sna big Dm Bxgk fi ruR Is Rfs Pet
sALEsMAN-To sell Dupont automotive
nan ss cam snf n as0Rsxf ssa gaE.' on ad 1857
ence necessary. Splendid opportunity for
aggressive, high-powered young man. No
nightwork; salary and commission. chance
for advancement. See Mr.. Jacobs, MAR
WINS CREDIT, 734 7th st. NV. Is
machine and refrigerator sales; pleasant
working conditions; permanent position
and good income for experienced salesmen.
Only experienced need Apply. See Mr..
Cooper. LACYS, INC, 500 e st. NV. %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS known manu-
facturer with branches in principal cities
has openings for senior and junior sales
men; future branch ofice positions for
successful salesmen; complete line Of
commission and drawing account. Call
SALESMEN-We need able men. One
for mems sportswear, one for luggage. To
energetic, experienced statesmen, we offer
an outstanding opportunity, good salary
and other benefits. Modern retail store.
Apply at once, IRvING'S. 10th and Z
SALESMEN-Former oil burner statesmen
are successful in our business; S5, ,000-S10,-
900 caliber; .appt. selling only to people
desiring product; weekly advance checks
against earned commission. Mr. JOHN
SON, Room No. $40. Ring Bldg. 18th and
sAiEsMEN-Rsdio., sis t.l.y,s,on, alec and
gas appliances. To sell in our stores al
over town. Salary and commission. Ex-
cepttonally high earnings for men who
qualify: Permanent positions, excellent op-
portunity for Advancement to branch stors
managers. GEORGES RADIO co, SIT
T st. NV. Be Mr.. Beck up TO pm. Iii
Evening star., 1948-04-08

1895. Call MRS ADAMS. Elk. 2ss41
.RiI95cEsPP9TiIioNIsr-sTYL1sT. Re woman, between
portrait photography. Must be experienced
y meeting HRsss RSgs .s' E%s ARTs s''f fs Hs't
ssALEsGIRL, Catholic. Apply in person
sAIEsGIRL, for Arlington's most popular
1sfs prssr GP s s0Ns s:s % and appg M
WYNM,s DRESS SHOP. sia4 Wilson blvd,
sALEssGiRLs c2). for bag and accessory
cellent salary. chance for advancement.
1908 Conn; ave: NV. .
and Poouss1 1us be res mat in
ences required; sac plus commission.
APRIy ri ! between &c 1o an ssso and pm aS4o
dresses. coats and suits; permanent posi-
mssos aGn s4o and per bonus m ene
earnings Apply RocHELs, 1910 r st. NV.
sAIEsLADY-capable manage lady's, fine
accessory shop; only exper,eneed ssSpa assd aP-
315o Wilson blvd, Arlington, We. .
sALEsLADIEs, main floor small wears:
attractive salary and commission on all
sales. L. FRANK CO., 18th and T sts- NV.
sALEsLADIEs, suit and coat depts.; at.
tractive salary and commissions on all
sales. l. FRANK CO., 18th and p sts NV.
sALEsLADY, exper. for ladies' specially
shop; pleasant surroundings and nice
clientele. Apply RAFFELL SHoPPE- 2i02
r. ]. ave. ne. .
SALESLADY, experienced, ladies' aeces-
sories: good salary; pleasant SURROUNDINGS:
permanent position GREEN SHOPS, 3413
sahhRRsLspYn, hRi eoloreA, for sho. store; ex-
1929 7th st. NV. Call for MIR. Levy.