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MIscL. FOR SALE tcont.
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DTNETTE,

Turner's Furniture, 923 G st. NV,
are in position to OUTFIT your 3-rm.
apartment for as low as Sligo. You
don't have to pay cash. We will
charges. All payments are made in
deal with. Turner's sell only brand
new furniture and buy only from
the best furniture factories in this
soiuntry; siya ~, For the bedroom we viii
chest and choice OF. vanity or dresser
IN walnut or maple finish; for the
living room you get a full inner
sprlng-c constructed couch and two
cnalrs' and for, your kitchen, a ,5-
ensmel ohefs nsb n h maple map. or whit.
fitted for only $3.50. Should you
have a two-bedroom apartment to
furnish, Turner's will outfit your
apartment for as low as S24s. Shop
US before you buy and you will be
anr merehandse fa sse prSss we have
our courteous service and quick de-
livery. Don't forget, liberal terms
arranged and no interest or finance
charges for credit.
TURNER'S
a23 G St. NV MA s157.
oLDhH. nv, portable typewriter,
file GASP. Kenmore auto washer,
wicker furn., mattresses. desk. OIL
BEDsPREAD. crocheted, popcorn
$50; Thor ironer. ss5: Eleetrolus M sir
cleaner with attachments. S35; pr
lamps, Maroon pottery. brass base
$40. CHI. 1927. 10
and pocket tables and SUD-
plies, tennis tables and accessories,
poker tables. CONN BILLIARD 4
BOWLING SUPPLY CO., $40 9th st.
BLOWER for furnace. buckwheat
, With consoles; $50. DU. 6661.
BRICK, used; available now. Call AT.
66l? and We will direct you to our
newest nsyIs n,I site. ACE WREeK1Ne = 4
MINI. ave. ne. AT. 6617. -2l
BRICk-LUMBER- of good
clean, used bricks, SlO per M
Thousands OF feet good used lum
Der: windows, doors. plumbing. and
heating. The Worlds Most Unusual
Lumber Yard" HECHINGER CO.,
10Th and H st. ne. AT. 14OO.
BRICKS. face and common, one or q
million: immediate delivery. Ma.
$3.50. ALASKA COAL & BRICK CO
BUG KILLER! Amazing Johnston d
mo Roach" Sanitary coating kills
reaches, ants, waterbugs for months
Pint, 81 SO; ot., S2.9S. THE HECHT
CO., LANSBURGH. S. KANN
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FOR DETAILS AND TO INSPECT
PLEASE CONSULT
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker. Woodward Bldg. RE. 1166

FOR DEIAns U.s. AND EI,sTy2 Tq ~ INSPECT
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker, Woodward Bldg. RE. 1885
ROOMING HOUSE
Mr.. Geo. Washington Hospital; IA
ior owner; sis5 rent, long lease; N
ROOMING HOUSE
Biltmore ST.. mr.. 18th and Coiumbis
Fa heat besutiful T@s ss at Saths With tled e
bath for owner; long lease. Income
RSOOMING 90 HOUSE
18th and Harvard SITS. n.w.-64 rms.
nished throughout: $1,000 income
plus apt. for owner. Rent. $3.50;
EUGENE P. NIXON
1923 Vermont ave. NV. RE s112
TO BUY OR SELL
ANY BUSINESS OR REAL ESTATE
CALL
PARKER g. WALKER
For Quick and Eficient Service.
s31 14th St. NV, RE. 0136.
GROC.-LIGHT MEATS
Corner grocery and 3 rooms. rent
S125, long lease. modern eapt.
plenty stock, income quoted 500 wk.
wants $500 down.
c. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
SELF-SERVICE GROCERY
No. 76-No beer; over So 500 wkly
bus; busy mixed section; same owner
forces sale; priced right. For fur.
ther information call
E, SIMONS
TX. A6l; eve, sindler. 20. 2-24Si.
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A RARE OFFERING
CLASS "a" LICENSE

STORE FOR RENT
1905 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID
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BAR AND GRILL
SMALL AND GOOD. SERVING BEER
AND LIGHT FOOD ONLY; ON 18th
ST. Sc, OPPOSITE ENTRANCE
OF NAVY YARD.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

CAFE OR HOTEL GIRL, colored,
wants work. Experienced. Call DI.
CLERICAL: mature woman wishes
part-tine pos: hrs, 10 am. to 3
a Pm, Mon. to Fri. Box 97-G, Star.
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PIANOS

More people buy pianos from kits
than from any other store in the
city. Facts We are proud Of and con-
slider q remarkable testimonial for
the quality and value you get In the
pianos we stock. Before you buy
anywhere don't fail to see our dis
convince you that 1t costs no more
to buy the best at KITS. 1890 G
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MIR. HANOVER.
DINING ROOM SUITE, NAH, sss.
DiNISG ROOM SUITE, e.piece ma
hogany, good condition; S45. 1929
p2SfsG RsTss5 Ia sooM ~ TABLE. matching
chairs, buffet. server: $40; rug,
$15; 2 lamps. DE. 2767 after z.
DIRT, 10000 GU; yards, free for the
S4g.b0 RE. 1177.
ELECTRIC PLATE, 3 burner (Samp-
son), reasonable. NO. 1851 after
FREEZERs-we are overstocked on
all leading-name brands; floor sam
Piles at greatly reduced prices; save
as much as $50 to $19o; take 3 Yrs;
VILLAGE. as4 Carroll ave. Takoms
Open Mon. Thurs. Sat till 8.
FURNACE. Columbia; heats 8 to 8
rms; excel. cond. Call FIR. 1885.
FURs. pointed fox, excellent condi-
ton. WO. Sill. 49,
FURS - Eastern wild mink for one
who wears only the best; sacrifice;
must be seen to be appreciated.
Call bet. and 6 pm, WO. 1909.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

TRASH REMOVAL - Free estimates
cheerfully given. ACTION TRASH
SERVICE, AID. 5457.
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PIPE. structural steel angles. chan
ussd nss F'S1stsES pIS%'as Rxo ztsss, HA
CO 21h I, st. s.w. DI.s s007.
used: cut and thread; fixtures.
BLOCKS. 3056 NJ st. NV. NO 1909
PRINTING EQUIPMENT-2 Linotype
Mcdel ST.. equipped with 2 maga-
zines, 4 molds elec. pots. motors
and Margach metal feeders; one
nets. 80 Linotype magazines. 80
fonts Linotype matrices. 20 fonts
Ludlow matrices, SO fonts foundry
and Monotype. 10 tons Linotype
metal. othe miscellaneous equip-
ment. 6ox D3.D. star. 30
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPP, (Cont. J

BUILDER MOVING. will sacrifice 2
houses, 3l0 and 32l Hume ave.
Alex. Va. 75cc completed Inspect
today, make bid. Box 75-G, Star,
RESTAURANT FOR SALE, C license,
downtown corner, good going busi-
ness. guarantee $4,000 monthly,
wages Sl40 per week. $3.50 rent,
guaranteed to pass all inspections.
New personalities will thrive here.
day. $4,000 cash will get US out,
rest with notes to suit you. No
brokers please. Box ll7-G' 81. Star.
TOURIST COURT. home and 4
nSfs mss Rssy B. C. hfnSsy shoad net st0s.sss aS
$1,000 cash and approx. $3.50 mo.
W., DEWEY WH1TENER. Realty,
MECHANIC, lst class, to take charge
tral ave. Seat Pleasant. Md, HI
oPPoR1uN1rY 1iSj'i - Fully equipped r
kitchen and din. rm. waiting for
right person to operate. NO. S303.
FOR sALE-Auto repair shop: bear.
203 Tenn. ave ne. FIR. 1902
days; TR. $500 ewes 21'
RESTAURANT tdowntown). air-cond {:
averages over $4,000 monthly; mod
ern equipment; easy to run and has
a very low overhead; after 43 years
N rest rest bus, owner must retire
5000 handles. R. M, DE sHAlo,
CLEANHiNG AND LAUNDRY store.
busy corner location; new pressing
and sewing machines; more than
$3.50 weekly business. 5-year lease.
Sl2O month; $4,000 cash or terms;
wonderful opportunity. Box Abe.
Observation-Disclosures grill. air.
sl5o. The best-euuipped we have
ever listed; $1,000 handles. R. M.
GRodlkY Re SAAzo, sfokE5 NAa $500; so,orso trad.
southwest location. % 500 sS5Ufep per 'Isafs Week
Sacrifice for $4,000; 5000 down.
Owner must take over another busi-
pess p dve TO sickness in family. CAN
TO W Buy 2't Ok sHS SELL lins' business or = real
estate with good results and good
service. call the broker with years
Of experience. BAUM the Broker,
GE. 6332, RA. 625s. If no answer
cafEfERiAs a1fK f1nSi ST. i.eS, tseins courthou..
SsHn, square and Municipal Center, perfect
OSCAR SE1GEL, Ex. 2601. 81
RMS APIS; nr. Dupont Circle; 16
!us.t udtns' rent . l44s income,
$500, plus apt: compl. furn. $4,000.
Terms. Excl. with KEACH & PUR-
CELL. EX. 24I2.
RESTAURANT. with liquor; est IA
yrs; wkly. bus. $1,000, cheap rent.
1O-yr. lease. Price reas. Only $4,000
d PURCELL, Elk. 24l2
GUESTHOUSE. NV; 2S rms. sia
baths; rent, $500 mo-; inc. quoted.
S2,lo0. Price. S11,500. Terms. Mr..
Coliten. KEACH d. PURCELL. Elk.
2412
HOTEL. desirable NV. sec: 10 rms,
baths; rent. Sl65; 3-yr lease;
inc, $500 or better; owner has other
interest. Price and terms reas.
KEACH g. PURCELL, Elk. 2412.
baths. oil ht.: rent. 1895 mo; inc.
quoted, Sl,021. Price, $4,000.
Terms. KEACH d PURCELL, Elk.
2412
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MOTOR TRAVEL

RIDE WANTED MIAMI; gentleman.
good driver, will drive party ex-
change transp. Ref. Box al-G.
LADY DRIVING TO FLA. take lady
or couple. MISS WETMORE. 4UU3
Chesapeake st. NV, WO. 11S0.
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Furniture. Unclaimed

3-pc rock maple liv. rm. suite. $50;
studio couch, $50: sofa-bed. $40;
6-pc. walnut bedrm. suite. $50; g.
pc. walnut din. rm. suite. $50; 3-pc
overstuffed liv. rm. suite, $50. oc-
casional chairs, So buffet, $40;
single Hollywood bed, compl. with
inner-spring mattress, S29.50; single
felt mattresses. So; x5-pc; rock
drawers, S14: dresser, $40, maple
knee-hole desk. S23 so; mahog,
gateleg table. S14; chest-desk comb,
S32 so: bed pillows. Csc.
OPEN DAILY TILL 8 PM.
Hoffman, Upholsterers
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FARM AND GARDEN

TOPSOIL, very good. rich, for lawns
aaq an9 STeeahegses; aheg very reasonable.
FLiASsfosE Ii,ess ,slE WALKS WA5ks. terraces, tr..
kinds OF cement work. r. MARcUC-
sO' GdO' Route 3, HoEners lane: Rock
81 uxRnv xiIls, Md PHONE RHSssyille 1888;
hAhpa al e9lori EEIDGRoWM vssRs VIZ AzALaAs AZ.
s5l0 I7th st. ne. VIZ Wv A'
TOPSOIL. best quality; bluestons,
Tseasonable; saS wholesale. retail. GIL.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, soddins, seed
topsoil delivered. ASK operator for
COW cSSRF0e MANTRE. lS9I well rosted, SO $3.50
ger 10 bushels Sc per 10 bushel,
fsjsG SOIL per va 4sas. Bushels dellys5sd' Mso
LANDSCAPE Seeding. top
soil, drainage system, roses. box
woods, bulbs, cattle manure, tree
ssoand covers. oR. AGEsS i4sa. Re. s'sS. os9o.
BEAUTIFUL STRAWBERRY plants.
dug while you wait, all best yarie-
ties; nansnnii'a insludins everbearing all kinds
ana psnsies: Plant % now. JoHN R5tEH1
HgRR2FT In1 re- as9s s9lssville, Md, Cali Ash
% nrnn,ns lime svsrsrs., rUa sEEpING ana
prices. Complete landscaping. HY-
ave, Hyalts., Md. WA. 2774.
MALL CHAIN SAW. sales and serv-
ias' N;s .Hs MAGNETS sIysT snr,ns INC sIS6 Geor-
NEW EouiPMENTf fs' now aVailaDle-
International super c. & H, trac-
snssT. tor and saulemsns corn picses
nils mills eorn sheIsrs ammei disk aPa harroWs, oSY.
soil pulverizers. manure spreaders,
grass seeders. heavy duty disks to
cut corn stalks, wagons, New Hol-
land ensilage harvesters and saws
n3cksrs rGc al, MAKE tractors New Idea corn
snow plows. .bulldozers and hydro
SCOOPS for all make tractors: Used
1-H. Model H, Fig and cub trac-
tors with equipment. MALONEYs.
SEE THE International Cub tractor
and equipment. Now available. Ideal
for l to 40 acres. MALONEY's.
INC. sl26 Ga. ave. Silver Spring.
EVERGREENS
JUST WHAT YOUR HOUSE NEEDS
Yews, Retinospora, Globe. Pyramidal
and Golden Arbcrvitae e, boz: :~3ood. etc.
Prices at $1.85 to $6.25
Excellent material for -landscap-
ing. Healthy and fine condition.
Come and see Them Priced for
self-seryice and quick sale. Pansy
$3.50 per 200. Write for Fall Price
List on Bulbs, Perennials, African
violets. Roses, Hybrid Rhododen.
drons, Hardy Azaleas and NUNS.
Delivery on So orders and more in
Washington and vicinity every
Thursday. No shipping. Open
weekdays and Sundays till dark.
A Gift With Any S5 Order
BEHNKE NURSERIES
WASH -BaltoA Blvd.
rn'n' Tower 0S'4 Sei's'iiie: Ess NJ
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REFRIGER ATORS

REFRIGERATORS
FAMOUS REFRIGER-
ATOR. 8 FIT. BRAND NEW. LIST
S29a.75. REDUCED, S219G5. SAVE
$4,000. FIVE-YEAR GUARANTEE
MANY OTHER SIMILAR BAR
GAINS TERMS AVAILABLE.
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th ST. NV.
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LADIES' SHOPS
1 ON UPPER CONN. AVE. AND AN
OTHER ON 14th ST. NV. NEAR
PARK RID.
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10 ROOMS-4 BATHS
Rooming house. Dupont Circle loca-
ton; unusual, nice. clean place; oil
heat; plenty Of furniture; lease;
good location: 81 200 down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 514o.
no. 46-GROCERY, no beer; $40O
wk. that can, be doubled by q new
operator; 81. 900 compl. with $1,000
No. 52ws.s. GROCERY. $1,000 on
g. days; mixed trade. A beauty
of a store: SIS, 1000 down.
NO. 36-DELICATEsSEN, s1.70o wk,
~ 2 new, manager can increase;
No, ,'Vs2 SIS. So GROCERY. $4,000 wk..
mixed SsI trade. trade "A. a ts tsr5it1c 6nn money
BILL SIMONS
EX. 61s1. Eve. Epstein, CH. s135.
TAVERN-Liquor lic.; owner quotes
$1,000 wkly.;. closed Sun; closes
at midnight daily; rent, 5000; g.
yr. lease; shows very high profits;
easy to operate with little expe-
rience necessary. Priced very rea-
sonably. Inquire for details.
NICHOLAS GASTON co.
SOL woodward Bldg, DI. 7994-7765
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DINING ROOM

DINING ROOM
| HAVE s-P1ECE MAHOG. DUNCAN
sHiELD BACK CHAIRS. Also TWo
9x12 RUGS, LEATHER-TOPM MAHOG.
KNEE-HOLE DESK. WILL SACRI-
FICE. CALL MA. 5000, ASK FOR
MR. HANOVER
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PLANS DRAWN
For commercial and residential bldgs
by an exper. designer. HO. 1885.
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SUPER MARKET
DoING OYER @ $4,000 AN WEEKY; Idny
ISLAND AVE. NE.
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ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
A limited number Of selected alco-
holic patients accepted for under
standing medical care. NORWOOD
SANITAR1UM WI HOO OIL 1885,
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JEWELRY STORE
PaWnbrokers Exchange
COR. 10th AND D NV.
WITH OR WITHOUT STOCK
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FURNITURE
$3.50
Will deliver 3 rooms OF brand-new
furniture, includes complete
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE
RADIO
FOR ONLY
S169

bONlJ, E-L EHMS
Description Of the 3 rooms
BEDROOM
WE GIVE YOU A 3-PC. MODERN
SUITE, CONSISTS OF DRESSER
AND BED. YOUR CHOICE OF
LIME OAK, MAPLE OR WALNUT.
ALSO PILLOWS. ETC.
LIVING ROOM
WE INCLUDE IN THIS OUTFIT A
3-PC. LIVING RIM. ALL-SPRING
CONSTRUCTED. YOUR CHOICE OF
COLORS. 2 END TABLES COFFEE
TABLE AND 2 LAMPS.
RADIO
A STANDARD MAKE 5-TUBE SET,
OPERATES ON AC OR DC CUR
RENT. -
WE GIVE YOU A PoRcELAIN-ToP
TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS, 54-PC
DINNER SET, 24-PC. SET OF Sill
VERWARE AND ELECTRIC TOAST:
ER: ALL 3 ROOMS BRAND-NEW
ETTRNITIJRT
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Beams, 4 to Is in, in length OF 22
IT. and over.
Angle iron, 3x31a in, 5x5 in, 6x6
in. ETC.
Steel plates, "a in, u in. u in, all
lengths and widths.
Also steel stairs, ladders. channel
and pipe. JULIAN c. COHEN &
CO., Bladensburg, Md. WA. 1000.
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DRUGSTORE AND SANDWICH SHOP,
ESTABLISHED OVER 20 YEARS
NEAR STATLER HOTEL. NO PUR-
FOR INDIVIDUAL WHO CAN RE-
PLACE OLD FIXTURES AND SHOW
DEPENDABILTTY, EXPERIENCE
AND FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.
APPLY JOHN c. KAHN. HOS 18th
STREET NV
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Spc. Sofa & Chair, $13.95
Upholstery cleaning in your home.
NON-INFLAMABLE GUAR.
Free estimat tes on / or more chairs
Uphill, CLEANG.. TU. 35p2
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HOTEL. desirable NV. sec; 10 rms.
4 baths; rent Sl55; 3-yr. lease;
inc. $500 or better; owner has other
KEAcH g. PURCELL. Elk. 2412.
ROOMING HOUSE, "a nice rms. ~
baths, oil hit: rent. 1895 mo-; inc
quoted, S1,02l. Price. $4,000
Terms. KEACH d PURCELL, Elk
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$3.50
FREE DELIVERY
E-Z TERMS
ALPERSTEIN'S
CUT PRICE FURNITURE STORE
1923 7th st. NV.
BETWEEN N Y AVE. AND L ST
OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 6 PM
MON, THURS. AND SAT. TILL
PM MA. SR06-NA. $3.50.
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DIAMOND, l to 9 carats. Also
portable television set: private party,
P. o. Box 5519, Washington, D. c,
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Heights area in Northeast Wash
ington.
The Commissioners are asking
the Budget Bureau for only s2.-
600, 900 out OF the $4,000 900
authorized revolving fund. to be-
gin work on Marshall Heights.
Senator Mcclellan in a reply TO
Senator McCarran acknowledged
receipt Of the plea for funds. say
ing 1t would be filed as part Of
the evidence in the case"
Senator Mcclellan took the oc-
casion OF his reply to recommend
that a plan should be established
by which individuals can borrow
money and build better. homes. !"
Referring to some new homes
he had seen here recently. SEN
ator Mcclellan characterized them
as some OF the most unattrac-
tive looking new houses that have
ever been built" He called some
Of them "hideous."
II am very much in favor OF
getting rid of the slums as early
as possible. the Tennesseean said.
but it should be done on a safe
and sound and practical basis. The
houses should be built in such
q way as to make our capital
city still more beautiful, and the
homes comfortable and liveable."
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SIums
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this appropriation Is a revolving
fund, that 1t Is trust fund"
Under law, he explained further.
the revolving fund would be re-
turned to the Treasury July /.
1857. minus only such depletion
as has resulted from a difference
in the cost of acquisition Of land.
In connection with SUM clear
ance, and the price at which the
land 50 acquired Is sold.
Sees No Depletion.
I'm my own opinion. he added,
wise use Of the fund will result
In no depletion at all; but no one
has ever contended that the whole
$40, 900 900, or any substantial pro-
portion of it. will be used up. II
there is any such depletion. the
District Redevelopment Act pro-
.vides that the deficit shall be made
up so per cent by the District OF
Columbia, with the Federal Gov
eminent standing only half the
loss"
Meantime, the District Commits
sioners welcomed the opportunity
of participation through both the
national housing bill provisions
and the land agency appropria-
ton. The land agency never has
been appropriated any funds.
Engineer Commissioner Gordon
r. Young explained the city hopes
to receive what comes" from the
amendment to the national hous-
ing bill. but plans to take direct
action under the land agency Law
for redevelopment of the Marshall
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Atomic
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proposed by the applicant involves
access to secret data.
Must Pass Security Tests.
The scholarship program. in
tended to combat the shortage Of
scientists. is administered by the
National Research Council and
the commission does not interfere
with its selections, the commission
explained. Senator Hickenlooper
said, however. that the final deci-
sion on awards is the commits
sion's.
Chairman David e. Lilienthal
has noted that all who are en-
ployed by the commission must
pass security tests.
Senator Hickenlooper said some
of those being aided by Federal
funds. therefore, could not be en-
ployed by the commission. He
said the student he refused to
name fell In this class.
A commission spokesman would
not comment on Senator Hicken-
looper's remarks
The Iowa Senator said that
when the commission started its
fellowship program-on which it
plans to spend $23,378.000 in the
year beginning July 1-security
checks were made of all appli-
cants for aid funds.
40 Applicants Investigated.
About 40 such applicants were
investigated by the FBI and re-
ports made to the commission
before it changed its policy so
as not to require future investi-
cations of this sort. he said.
The student to whom he Is
obiecting was included in this
group of 40, Senator Hickenlooper
said, adding that he got the COM
mission award despite the re-
port on his background.
1.-THE commission must accept
the responsibility for this and
other cases." the Iowan declared
1T cannot hide behind the TACT
that it has set 4 up fellUW4hip
boards to make recommendations
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sorl 9. Jonscher Hecds
School Association

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rs TIE Awssstcan A~sEgSg aAs
T'gssss Cc- aas s~~n sassss9 rr.s.
cert cf ses Ne<as sns nwAaes
Axzzs aasacn 81 Cee1hses WAs ,
scssncs Ne saec~~sss AaAegs G.
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Other ce~ssssa eAssrsrs ~ 1ss3et
rsal LscaasF. eTss sss% rT~tsSwes
1Asss y RteAag e~s, secs4a xaes
ssrssssnt Ara " i.vr. Cssssr.
secretary ara Mrs. Rasrs ~ Ora
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on the applicants. The final deci-
sion on who gets the awards is the
commissions"
Senator Russell. Democrat. Of
Georgia, Joined Senator McCarran,
Democrat. of Nevada. in agreeing
that it might be wise for the Sen
ate Appropriations Committee to
limit the Atomic Energy Commits
sion's use of its fellowship funds
unless 1t agrees to screen out Com
munists from the program.
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Ianana River Ice Breaks:
-Four Gel $4,000 Each

FAIRBANKS, ALASKA. May IA
The TanAna River ice escks to-
DAY. paying q record sls& 900 70
four persons holding tickets :cr
i2:3e pm. $50 pm. EDIT.
u Was TIE nrs' time IN TIRE
records Of the annual guessing
contest at Nenana. In which most
OF Alaska takes part, that the
Ice has gone out on May IL
Floyd W. Avery. manager O. TIE
ie{s guessing sweepstakes, said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-15

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-15

Most of the worlds supply Of
jute is grown in midas hot Can
ges-Brahmaputra River delta. and
is woven into burlap and sacking
cloth In the nearby mills of Cal
cutta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-15

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The Valley settler., 1949-03-11
LARGE HNO UP $ 7HE RJ

Cont. from page 10 medium should igh at least 2l ounces per dozen; and snail should uoigh at least l8 ounces por~dozon. All thoso weights arc ox- elusive of tho cartons. Els should bo kept at temperature not above 45 degrees in ordor to r1aintain good quo1 ity. As soon as purchased, they should bo placed in tho rofrigorator.
The Valley settler., 1949-03-11
COMPETE COMFORTER

Mrs. BoGnico Johnson announced tl,is uook that .ednosdoy has been set for Craft Day at the Extension Office. Several of the honorakors of tho Valley have boon making SOTO vory lovely trays etc. fron olurlinml shoots. -4 derons nstration Uas given on this type of york at the Fnr11 and Homo Took in February If you arc inter ostod in this type of york, just drop in at the Bxtons ion Off ico and soc SOTO of the york that is being donos
 Tho Foror!okors Couci1 has just completed a c0rlfortor which has filling of Musk ox uool. Nisc comforter ras started dur ing TarTl and Homo '.cok also. Mrs. Mary KinC, Mrs. Clyde King, Srs and lrse Don Irwin put tho finishing touches on tho quilt this uoo okG
 As many of our readers nay llow tho uoo1 iron tho musk OK Is a very fino and warn Uool. It makes lovely Uo1Tl sccrfs and nittons or cloves, but is so scarce that it IS not the market. It has to be pluck cd iron the bushes vhoro the ruslc-ox 0rouso, which process tends to rake it very expensive.
 Tho corfortor should mako lovely poss- ossion for sorao one.
The Valley settler., 1949-03-11

MIA ANNUAL WEE INC Don't forget the .nnual rloot ing Of tho M.E.44. scheduled for Apri1 5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-05
Normally Speaking
BIZ ocTAVIA GEANs

NlUGav night 3ett jordan.
Gone Derricotte. Reeinald Ernst
Herbcri Crsie and Pete Strong
81, bigan mem spent an enjoy
anlc evening in King Hall rec
.cat.0n room.
Vangeiu Hamilton. Eddie An
& SON Donald Dade, and sam
ut Edwards participated IN a
acp8e against WAYNE Uniyer-
deba,ors last SUNDAY. The
rs stopped by Jean Claws and
a.,t delicious chill dinner
Anna Marie Gillespie charm
freshman from Pontiac IS
noN member Of the Fresh
man Ensemble.
The Freshman Mixer took
e.sce Wednesday night N the
,irtsa Ball Room
TIE J Hop is a nucn looked
ta-svard 70 event
Gharles Waugh. Clay Holland
Frances UddvbacN Ear
ylrav ana Stuart DUMMIES
recent visitors az Normal