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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
coM'L. PROPERTY FOR sAlt

10th ST. Nv. e.sHsen K and l.
Sem!ost &~stoTy is comm brsck
y rooms :. nsths etc AuuGe!s tot
ftmodedhs INTO store Hna ouaars
st,tHSo Gown paymrnI pA>ItL
DIENER & co 81 ass ia
fth ST. SN Ssmtdei pTltk stutr
and hFlnE quarters Via 5uN base
ment. tdssi location ioN ooSn pan
mfnt with eRsy terms osrEsLn
AIN 1900 PRfSCE Zontd n:
iaest COZ. tof DE- OF Dent consider
lease good terms vlenas Sc w -
NEARBY NA-Gas station Rno sA
EaEe. monsy-maktr. oa corner Of =
main blseGtinE niEhsAys IS o0e
HARRIET KRUM. PA CO.'S
10 los KING ST, Aiexandrla---Ei a
story BRICK warehouse. IL ood 50
.ievator. los ans doors. ofnces suit
abe research laboratory, mSnutsC-
turing etc 81. 500 or miEht lease
See Mr Norris WEAVER BROS
INC wash, Bids, Dl s2o0, ewes
COMMERCIAL BLDG. soxso hish
ceilings on lot i4aIbo spitshi,
light manufacturing or warehouse
near D c line. Mt Rainier area
coMMsKc,.H aiI " ,of 81 ,,,".t Sstkdi5s ran, ~
nrart OF tast -srowlnE community
= mi north OF Chevy Chase Crici.
SPECIAL BARGAIS- Attn bn,Iosrs
Commercial corner, IhhNi So, Al
section, 10 huIid pArk shop stores
nr 18th and Monroe SIS. ne RE
THROWN. Nw.-ISt commercial cor
ner brick vacant ready Iof use
near Peoples Drus store, Ih-stsr
bank and IHSy shopping center Nb
900 cash. 81 81 month until PAID
To Inspect call DE 5.1S or Mr.
Nicholson. ST 700 r. A HUM
PHRIES RrsItor, uptown branch,
2304 Calvert st nv
X, l. AVE-. }uSl over d. {. line ~
Valuable commercial lot Ia rapidly
growing section: "1,u0u sc Il SUIT
LozlER WA 5000
nv rms and bath. eriCs 5000
for kuy business Cal! RAULIN
REALTY co. TU. 22U0, syes. RA
pu36
COMMERCIAL GROUND for sale -~
Desirable commercial lots opposite
wheaton shopping center, priced
several other choice commercial
tracts suitable for shopping center
gasoline station or stores tn IN.
wheaton. Glenmont ana Coles
VILE areas,
E. S. PRICE g. co.
Realtors. ILaUI Georgia Ave
tWheatonl. 10 b-l"3l or 10
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WAREHOUSE foe RENT
ArPROxIMATEIY Ilses 50. 81
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sl2o Cal us. s@iis 'ss. "a
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fsllins, IveFnsac doors z 600 -
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Mr swriIns. wfsn yKNe SfaHKN q
1911. -~AT
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WHEATON
ssAsHoRE PROPERTY

Fronting on Ca ave parking in
front. lot eOx@3o priced 81 PEI
50. II, Gail MIDDLETON AND
JONES INC, 10 5-oasi.
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MEN
WANT A VA. HOME?

New or old homes in nearby Va
See our large list OF homes, farms
bldg. sites and acreage, before you
homes with "a acre or more. at
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JESS FISHER 4 CO INC
APT HOUSE MAR
iEth AMI SPRING pfo

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90 Roorns-s7. 500 Cash
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INDUSTRIAL pRop.-ltASt

BUILDING !er lonE-lerm lease 80
FStshlishe6 hTm apnfoA ",'h sc
u noeT space, With acre Of midas
tflal ground neRI n { lane p o
Box - BlaaensbaTK Nd 10
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.EAlNAs ~ .AFANtAgfNrs
+ UNIT xeA& &gsf

SHANNON 4 ltNhs INN
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SEAShCkk PkOFektt
r5EHANa slEs' rem sasGh sassn fns. 1t bath
porch, or avn; s4o.sib VIZ s"5 pc
,esosaf. ,s,s ssns IS. nrp1cHncottast 2, % q for
rem Laurel St ocean block no
pefk, restricted. WI 3-G3
WILDWOOD, n. J.. 2is r. 18th ave
An exceptional otfeTins, ysaT- T-roane
modern iivins quarters Plus s-room
apartment and larss esoIeo1a 1n
come: lot, COX 100 Owner must se!l
only sIs.0oa Can be nnsneeo
AaYaiisble for season rsrtal vi 500
Others. Also seasonal rentala sena
for lists. BAKER REALTY CO, 2io
REEHosofH Z 9ss fif sssese sGaasa paI1.Mod.rn
apis. right on the beach Aii-slee
kitchen. wkly or monthly reEiAl
The Dunes Apts BoardWslE a
, Brooklyn ave ReseTtailcnt MRS
\SEvEs. owner. D. c, EN- 1897
ATLANTIC CITY-s-bedrm apt
s.Hoscfn iaae,sssf for sssca. sssGn bfLssrB Sc ss
APT. ard rms for rsEi csoss 70
beach Cali or wTIte JENNIE HORN,
phone 81 .5--.----..--..-.-.----,.--. - Il
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR sALf
s-UNTT BRICK APT. BLDG. : Trs
old: basement hi AF nm PC
owner leaving city. vlil tsctinct
Mr. sTATHAcoPoULos. TR, sao9
APT. r. 'Ias1ls Horsr WANTED from owner,
ns ,s ssss.ps .apar,g gsr ls4Jl I'D, s;sI a., sov..
near Dupont Circle - zoo annual
prort, exchange for rVral retire
ment farm poUTHAT. I34a Coma
xre. HO 2ssa. Ewes EA 37ae
NK. Isth AND HARVARD Sis. NV,
--3 stories and basement. ] apart
mortgage seout s3eo0o. parable
=. s.o ,os ri ar msnss sare Deuis IS saoI sI
MAKER I1Ia x g. nv "a Isa
on WIDE AyENUE jass ct Lincoln
Park--2-fsmiiy Fat vita Z fec'ns
room In basement oil heat excel
lent condition, yety attractive klscs-
furniture LouIs ? sHorMAkTR.
81, sais t.s,,s 4 4 sssrs - ..ps:' nssa .sss, /.
'1sA.a"s srs, o.e' isa sp.r.tsss a % costs Goa.
slpktr beat PfiA ananss - 600
r. A. HUMPHREYS, sns N Car.
81. Rsslicss, sA ss5n,
- UNITS, s-sterS sssTster 3e
apis ssks rental teekfsen Apnssi
Income 81. ssga s1ntert 20 an~
ersasss. Priced less fhaa iEmes
aroas rental Owner mkiKt NIL For
further particulars cal MI Ceppose
n, A. HUMPHREYS sfs N. Csp. s..
RsaifoYx Ma 6Ta0.
DUPLEX APARTMENTS
Arts. sae&n4. Sefa -sh a. nss In
wsFanltv af rRfh9sfe FnaY- VII -
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Arlington, Exclusive Sec,
SUB. pRop.-SAlE OR RENT

& ROOMS. elec., water. 2-car ssraRe,
fruit trees, garden, chicken house
larse yard shade trees; hnest well
water in the State Of VirEinia; over
looking WASHINGTON; price. reason
able. Box 1861, Star. lb'
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WE FEEL CONFIDENT
That yeGr frsI estate tsH 10 seSa 81
Ye4F Av,fns sofaeiiee
HARRY /. FRIEDMAN
Broksy woadvasa Rlas HF fts6
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SACRIFICE

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SHANNON 4 It'NNs tNN
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OPEN 2 TO $50

VI I4N e 4 - V OO
Attractive 3-bedrm white brick Colo
nial. on Iee corner lot, in Westover
area; on high elevation; convenient
to shopping, transp. and schools;
Iae fenced rear yard and lovely
screened porch: priced to sell quickly.
To inspect: Drive out Washington
blvd. to North Patrick Henry DIR,
turn left l blk. to house and open
sign.
nAVTS PEAT.Tv co
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Florida Homes. Groves
REAL ESTATE WANTED

APARTMENT not SIS Of IS un'ta 81
more NarehoBsts unosr ierg term
ease also hogAes in sood sections
Of The city. WIZ nay Siss.sE, a. I.
REALTY CO, Fti ssh 81 ~
1 WILL BuY on SELL year property
frame or brick whit@ Or eoiSrsa
also speeiatisiEs n GL hemss Ghsl
ewes. DE 554s
I rAY CAkH fof he4kes. lots o. ksfs
sse. scUTT SANDERS, 20 $3.50
ewes 10 3-aI31 Pfse appTssRai
I WILL PAR CASH Tor . xHsh sqms
in the re. @ei. es nesKbF NC
owntI only no skt ...-..,...---
iTHIs ~ NOT INTENDED TO ~ j.
cure Iisiingsi We have clients fet
your business and Investment eFep.
eFty prompt action 81 yrs. OF
speestltyins IN this bsje
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STORES WAREHOUSES;
COMMERCIAL PROP. WANTED

APPKOx, 100 SO. TT. for lish,
assembly and repair Work Can
IA $685., -ih
BUILDING. suitable for rsmodelirs
into Apploximsteiy | 500 square II,
shop space 900 SO II once space
and snu SC It. parkins lot, street
front OF alley prefer west oil Otn
to JOHN ". JOHNSON. INC. To2%
stIY or LEAsE-ws have = con-
tinuins demand for stores and ware
houses Ia all sections oil the D!StTict
and suburbs LIST yours With Us
for prompt service. BOSS d
PHELPS, INC. i4IT X st "a
Ma 19UU -
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TIRED OF TOWN?

rounded by lovely wooded and
4andscsped lot. Dwelling has liVable
front and rear sun. poTchess sen
erous liv. and din rms, > bedTms
plus full basement with - bath
Barbecue oven and det. gar. among
many of fine features.
MANNAS REALTY co.
atta Hxypen., ptua M or nx o-sa
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THE BRANT COMPANY

Realtors. 23.s4 Wilson blvd, OIL
42lG. OK n53H -I5
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A SUGGESTION

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DUPLEX APARTMENTS

ssssnlsy II cssnsIie T5nsr. .ia =
upen sat. ann Eun.. 10 I'LL eafk.
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SHANNON & LuCHS co
INDUSTRIAL PRoP. WAhIEp
INDUSTRIAL GROUND SAlE.

INDUSTRIAL sns sua eemmsrels
[ properties wanted fer sss OF isass
A n ROTH Rf TBso
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MAkIhouSIS MAAYIn

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SHANNON a. IuCHs co
SOS Ii ,E - "A "sta
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APT HOUSE BARGAIN

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EDWARDS REALTY
CUSTOM BUILT

CUSTOM BUILT
A rambling brk New Enslsnd Cane
Cod situated on a lovely xs-acre
corner lot. II you are an, interior
decorator at heart YOU will delight
in fixing this home. Reduced to
S2q. 500 to enable this work TO be
done. The section is called Country
Acres. located in the Country Club
area Built for the present owner
q years aso with every detail for
gracious Twins. Center hall with
% #, liy. rm;, Fe. din rm h.a and am
suite. complete with fun dressing
rm. and full bath. other twin
size bedrms. and full bath. 30 #
rec. rm. with frepl.. bar with run
ming water. mailS nm. full BATH
2-car gar. lovely colored slate roof
A BACKGROUND OF flowers. shrubs;
asparaaus bed strawberry bed and
many fruit trees, exits on lst A..
/ leading to rose Rsrden. snothet
to brk. patio. Open Sat. and sun,
Q TIL dark Directions: Out Old
Dominion Dr. to 35th St No. rieht
to 5o03 and open sian
HALL REALTY CO.
Courthouse So. Arl.. Va ow 5s2s.
tak
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4739 No. Wash blvd, CH. 1888 or
OK 0566.
BY OWNER, COMPL. HOME
Close-in No. Arl. loc; charming brick,
ent.-hall plan, lge. liv. rm.. flrepl:
finished in marble, din. rrn.. equipped
kit, n bath on Ist A.: 3 bedrms.
and lse. tile bath on 2nd: rec. nm,
att garaRe; excellently priced, con-
venient terms Open Sun. Out
Lee hwy. to No. Nottingham, left
to 2206
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BEAUTIFUL
S10,500

S1O,5O0
This house is one Of sroup on q
bsautiful street in North Arlinston.
Ths 5 rms. consist of liV. rm.; din;
rnn., kin. and nice bedrms. full
basement; all at the above price.
A small down payment with carrying
shsrses ms low as $50 monthly
siyes YOU possession of this immac-
nlstely clean house.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
cH, l34l. ow. s007. --15
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YOUR DREAM HOUSE
OPEN SUNDAY
SECURITY REALTY CO.
HH LA OK 90
SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT

SUMMER COTTAGE, By Potomac, II
miles frem Washing ton: gasoline
range and refsr., lge. yard. some
play equipment, garden space: $40
mo SH. 3052. 2l6 st. Laurence
UNFURN. GRIN. HOUSE. in atttsc-
tive suburban community; nice
grounds: garage. Call GattheTsoarg
324 or 3r6 i 5
Arlington, Exclusive Sec.
3 bedrms, . screened porehes; gar /:
recreation rm: June 10th Aug. 10Th:
S2a95 mo oW s21;.. 20
Evening star., 1949-04-01
Nils Asther, Star
OF 1905, Is Now
S7-on-Hour Clerk
ey The Atsoeiossd Press

LOS ANGELES. April l. -
Twenty years ago Nils Asther was
one of movies top romantic idols
drawing a $1,000 weekly salary
check.
Today, he is working for 81 an
hour as a delivery clerk in the
election branch of the city clerk s
office-and happy about it.
This was disclosed yesterday as
the Swedish h-born actor. now 48
and broke, delivered election
equipment to polling places for
use in Los Angeles April may
orally elections.
Still handsome, he said he came
back to Hollywood IA months ago
in hopes of picture work. But
jobs didn't come through.
Il could not stand or afford the
idleness. A friend got me this job
and I like it very much. Never
felt better in my life" he said.
Evening star., 1949-04-01

they should have received time
and-one-haf their night pay scale
for overtime work al night.
Employers held this would be
overtime on overtime. since the
night rate already was time and
half as compared 70 the day
scale.
In denying the union petition.
Judge Goodman cited the l947
portal TO portal pay act. Il
exempted the employer from pen
atty overtime provisions after 40
hours work If he pleads and
proves that the act or omission
complained Of was in good faith
and in conformity with and reli-
ance upon any administrative
regulation or Interpretation
OF any agency Of the United
States"
Dock employers contended they
were conforming with a 1888 rul-
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Most Miners Lay Off
ForWeek End in Honor
OF John Mitchell Day
By the kssociaisd Pres,

PITTSBURGH. April John
L. Lewis United Mine Workers are
taking today off to pay homage
to one of their early leaders.
April / is known in the coal
fields as John Mitchell Day and
is observed under terms of their
contract annually as a holiday to
mark the start of the eight-hour
day in the coal industry.
In recent years Mr.. Lewis has
shared the 'lonors. with some
miners calling April / Lewis
Mitchell Day.
Holiday to End Monday.
Most Of the soft coal diggers
will continue their holiday until
Monday, although the anthracite
miners of the Eastern PennSyl-
vania fields will work tomorrow
principally because of the deep
inroads made in the Nations coal
Stockpile during the recent two
week work stoppage ordered by
Mr.. Lewis.
Some captive mines. owned by
steel companies, will operate to-
morrow.
In Illinois 1900 members of
the Independent Progressive Mine
Workers will work today. Some
diggers also are at work in the
hard coal pits, where Mitchell Day
normally Is observed on Oc-
tober 10.
100000 Men. Idle.
In all, about 100000 soft coal
miners are idle today-less than
q week after the end of their
14-day shutdown. Mr.. Lewis or
dered the stoppage from March
IA to March % in memory of
miners killed and injured and to
protest the appointment of DR..
John Boyd as director Of the Bu-
reau of Mines.
Throughout the soft coal fields
Of Western Pennsylvania. Ken
lucky, West Virginia and Ohio
parades and special ceremonies
were scheduled to mark Mitchell
day, which commentaries the
time 81 years ago when the union
first was able to crack operators
united opposition to the eight
hour day.
The UNIV now is seeking a six
hour day and a 30-hour week.
Evening star., 1949-04-01
Court Rejects Union S
claim for Overtime
On Overtime Wages
By the Assoeiosed Press

SAN FRANCISCO. April IA
court denial Of a union claim for
overtime on overtime" pay may
set national precedence for cases
involving millions of dollars.
Federal Judge Louis z. Good
man yesterday ruled 1900 CIO
longshoremen were not entitled TO
pay claims estimated at 81 ,000. 900.
The union had brought suit in
1945 and 1946 against West Coast
waterfront employers.
The longsnoremen contended
Evening star., 1949-04-01

trg BY a regional attorney for the
wages and hours division o. the
Labor Department tha. their pay
practices acre Legal
The union announced II would
file for q new trial and appeal u
necessary.
The Supreme Court recently re
turned 70 o lower court similar
suits involving Eastern Lonsshore-
men for testimony on employers
good faith.
Evening star., 1949-04-01

Malaga Set new records FOR
rubber and tin output last year.
Evening star., 1949-04-01

Pepper prices in French Indo-
China have doubled since June,
1948, Saigon reports.
Evening star., 1949-04-01
DR.. Boyd Calls Safety
Primary Mine Concern

KITTANNING. Pa. April l (P).
DIR. James Boyd, whose ap-
pointment as director of the Bu-
reau of Mines was opposed by
John L. Lewis. says mine safety
is his primary concern.
DR.. Boyd told a group of coal
miners at a meeting of the Kit
tanning Safety Association last
night that his agency will CON
tinue to strive toward our mutual
objective. the prevention of fatali-
ties and injuries in and around
coal mines"
Evening star., 1949-04-01

The first purebred bloodhounds
were shipped to the United States
from England about 1890.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
A Champion Retires

Most people will be glad to know that
Joe Louis finally is giving up the heavy
weight championship
He has been a great champion In the
best sense of the term. He won the title
in 1887 and has held 1t longer than any
other heavyweight He has defended 1t
more often, twenty-five times in all. He
lost but one fight after turning pro. Max
Schmeling knocked him out in the twelfth
round in 1885, year before Louis won the
title. But the German made the mistake
of citing his victory as proof of the Nazi
master race theory, and in a return en-
gagement in 1898 he was numerically
beaten and knocked out in the first round.
Louis now is thirty-f1ve years old, aged
as fighters go, and far past his prime. In
recent fights he has been pressed by men
who would not have belonged in the same
ring with him ten or twelve years ago. For
him to keep on fighting could have but
one end-a knockout at the hands of one
of the second-raters who make up today's
heavyweight crop. OF course, there are
those who believe that champion ought
to win his title In the ring and lose 1t
there. But Joe Louis has been something
more than just another champion. A prod
uct of the Alabama cotton fields, he has
stood out against the temptations which
have brought other fighters into disrepute.
In his long reign there has been no hint
of scandal, no false pretensions, no mean
or petty incident. His career has been O
credit to himself, to his race and to pro-
fessional boxing He does not deserve to
wind up that career as beaten old man,
and this is why most people will welcome
the news that he has retired.
Evening star., 1949-03-03

political leaders who have not scrupled
to employ murder and assassination In
their mutual quarrelS. The strongest Of
the hill tribes, known as Karens, are wag-
ing a vigorous civil war for independence
or at least full autonomy, while the Com
munists pursue their customary tactics of
violence, terrorism, and destruction of
property so as to precipitate condition
of chaos from which they hope to profit.
All this would be bad enough if only
Burma itself was affected. But Burma
has long been major factor in the econ
omy of Southern Asia, especially through
its rice exports, most of which normally
60 to India. During the japanese occu-
patton, the cutting off of Burmese rice
caused widespread famine in India, with
heavy loss of life. And the way Burmese
rice exports are shrinking makes the
Government of India fear a repetition of
this catastrophe stringency. The Bur-
mese Government has asked for loan of
25,000,000 sterling to subsidize its rice ex-
ports, but it is feared by India and its
Commonwealth associates that funds ad
vanced the Burmese authorities may be
diverted to military purposes
The problem is difficult one. Inter
vention seems impracticable. tender
of good Offices by the Commonwealth is
indicated, but might not be very ef1cacious.
For Burma has made an all but hopeless
mess of its newly-gained freedom.
Evening star., 1949-03-03

already available from premature exhaus-
ton through waste and neglect. Preserva-
ton of those sound American ideals written
into our resource laws to assure spreading
the benefits of Federal resource develop
ment as widely as possible among the
people"
During the century past there have been
times when these principles were not
obeyed or maintained. Now, however, both
practical utilization and careful saving are
the rule. The public has been educated
to demand thrift but not saving of the
Nations property simply for the sake of
saving. Mr. Krug insists: 1--WE can still
have ample raw resources to keep the
United States prosperous, growing Ma
ton" Much of our national wealth still
awaits development, and the Interior De-
partment is the proper agency for "house-
keeping" in that sense as well as in the
preservation of our resources.
Evening star., 1949-03-03

many minutes. Somebody has to be first
and somebody last.
OF course, realize it is job the child
undertakes and he gets paid for it, and
there are some boys who don't care what
kind Of service they give. but do think the
public could be little more considerate and
not so eager to complain.
Then when the boys go to the houses to
collect. If the people do not have the money
at hand at the moment or for some other
foolish reason. they tell the boys to come
back some other night.
Collecting can only be done at certain
hours and the boys have homework to do
besides. Even If the boy goes to a house
before the end Of the month people COM
plain, thinking they are paying for some
thing they won't get.
OF course. there are some very fine people
who are as nice as possible, but believe
that they at some time have been carriers
themselves or parents Of carriers and know
what the score is.
I do think the general public could CO.
operate q little more with the boys and give
them a smile and slap on the back once
in a while, instead of slap in the face.
A CARRIERS MOTHER.