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MISCELLANEOUS

1RADICTE rats, reaches, mice, moths, etc For complete pest
 control call ALASKA EXTERMI- MAYORS, telephone 868. l56 l mo
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BROOM. fully furnished house, full conf -'ete Lasement. $6,009. Terms
 Fh. Green 499. 83 tf
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ROPES New ana Csed Mdse. w,
 buy. sell and exchange. 214 2nf
 St. Phone 908. 999 tl
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ls38 GMC 3-yd. GImp truck, good condition. new rubber. Alaska Cab
 after T D. n 34 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-29
pEIER WOOD

$ { l. E $ A I E. N C ' Real Estate Boats
 Sale Merchandise l2th at HavbGf phone 91i
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FLOOR LAMP, table lamp, occa- sional table, book case, large tri- cycle, training chair, hichair, con- verts to play table. Ph. Red 755.
 38 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-29

selma PaoenIeister home, l mi. out Glacier Highway, 3 rooms, bath and basement. See bulletin boards in City Hall and Federal Building
 for details on public auction. 49 IT
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-29

BORDEN Cart, Singer Sewing ma chine, and pressure cooker. Phone
 Black 475 43 tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-29

1922 Four Doar Dods Sedan, $650
 See it at Jays Super Service. 3 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-29
FUR SMfE

USED Easy wringer type washing machine, has brand new wiring CT, machine in Al condition, only $75.0O Third down, balance in five payments. Parsons Elec- tric Conrpanv 56 St USED Spinner Easy Washer, good condition, S12500. Third down, balance 5000 a month. May be turned in on new machine any time. Parsons Electric Com pany. 56 St WASHING Machine S25; double bed S15; 1886 Plymouth S350. Hank O'Singa, Douglas. 5 3t 3 Unit Apt. house, nice location, good income. Green 915. 155 If SACRIFICE Baldwin Acrosonic Pi- ano, brand new; bassinette, lined and pad; 45 cal. automatic and holster. Blue GAO. 55 St FOR SALE: Stone house and part lot situated between Cooper Bldg. and Methodist Church on Fourth Street opposite Capitol Building. Howard D. Stabler, Attorney-at- Law, Administrator. 54 St MARINE SPECIALS coz Fire Ex- tinguishers, reg. price S24 - one week, S22.00 Juneau Welding Co.,, phone 525. 52 If j0-Ft. Packer or seiner, Apex No. l. Al condition. Float l at Boat Earbor or ph. Black 379. 49 If selma PauenIeister home, l mi. out Glacier Highway, 3 rooms, bath and basement. See bulletin boards in City Hall and Federal Building for details on public auction 49 IT BORDEN Cart, Singer Sewing ma chine, and pressure cooker. Phone Black 475. 43 tf 1922 Four Doar bod. [ Sedan, $650. See it at Jays Super Service. 3 If j-RCOM. fully furnished house, full con' ~'ete Lasement. $6,009. Terms
 Fh. Green 499. 83 tf FLOOR LAMP, table lamp, occa- sional table, book case, large tri- cycle, training chair, hichair, con- vertS to play table. Ph. Red 755.
 38 If la38 GMC 3-yd. GImp truck, good condition, new rubber. Alaska Cab after T D. m. 34 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-29

USED Easy wringer type washing machine, has brand new wiring
 CT, machine in Al condition, only $75.0O. Third down, balance in five payments. Parsons Elec- tric Company 56 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-29

USED Spinner Easy Washer, good condition, s125.OO. Third down, balance $10.00 month. May be turned in on new machine any time Parsons Electric Con-
 pany. 56 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-29

FOR SALE: Stone house and part lot situated between Cooper Bldg. and Methodist Church on Fourth
 Street opposite Capitol Building. Howard D. Stabler, Attorney-at-
 Law, Administrator. 54 St
Evening star., 1949-06-13
First Woman Graduates Today
From g. U.S. Medical School
BoeterioIoeist Will Use
Her N. D. Degree in
Continuing Research

GEORGETOWN University will grad
uate It's first woman physician
today.
She is Dr.. Sarah E Stewart.
temporarily OF 1905 Hampton
lane. Bethesda. Nd. one OF 70
seniors in the School of Medicine
who are receiving MD. degrees at
commencement. Using the title Of
doctor" however. Is no new expert
ence for Miss Stewart. who had
received a PhD. in bacteriology
from the University Of Chicago
some years ago.
About II women are studying
medicine at Georgetown. but DR.
Stewart. former instructor. COM
pleted her work first. From Sep
tember. 1914, to July, l947. she was
an instructor in bacteriology in
the Medical School.
She isn't going in for private
practice. she said. but will con-
tinue research work, which has
been her chief pursuit for a num-
Der OF years. My PhD. degree
entities me TO do research work,
but without a medical degree my
field would be limited" she ex-
Evening star., 1949-06-13

culture ard Mechanical Ats Ant.
also O Master Q! Science degree II
oacterioiogy from the University
Of Massachusetts A. he CniYer-
sity OF Chicago sre SAD sHe spec!-
alIzed II gas gacg-ens toxins acc
anti-tox.rs and now that xEe s
graduating her CHIEF desire IS 10
do research n he ltce 0. y.Gt1s
.umors
For eight years She worked as q
bacterlolog1sI with the Sat.oc&!
Institute o. Health II 2A14.rg-
ton. Her Inte-ex: n FGuS IuTc:S
Evening star., 1949-06-13

planned. Now I will be able 10 dc
clinical work. for instance. >.
She Is a native of Mexico. but
has lived most everywhere in the
West" before coming TO Washing
ton. Her permanent home. Or
Stewart said. is lo6 Kingsley ave
nue.. Bethesda.
DR.. Stewart holds BIS. degree
from New Mexico College OF Agri-
Evening star., 1949-06-13

dates from he pe!so6 n xh4cA she
vas awarded gran; from The
SRtloral Cancer Institute FOR -
ekrch II .kAt sGe &c, from JAN
le47 20 Csctcoe. ! 24s
Evening star., 1949-06-13
BUICK alone
has all these features

sik.,mooth pYNAHoW DRIVE" FUii-NEW VISION from
snIorssd gloss oreo sWNc-EAsY Doors and cosy eees"
GIVING SPACE" INTERIORS with ossp-crods cushions
suoycnt. riding euApRUHEx COIL sPeiNciNc Lively
HsssAu srRAlchr-EicsH POWER with lf-s7TINo VAlvs
ufrERs Oh. H-polsEp ENGINE MoUNrNcs lew-prssvrs
fires on SAFrY-RiDE RiMs. Cruiser Line vFTiPoeTss ouRx
3EARINcs, mon ond connecting rods sooY sy H$fsR
+eadsrd on RoAns1sR SUPER nod.
Evening star., 1949-06-13

@
70. ky 70
GREATER VAlUE
Tune IN HENRY J. TAYLOR,
AeC ksiwerk.
every Mendoy evening.
Evening star., 1949-01-15
Red Feather Camp Report
Tells Of Child Health Gains

The health of more than TOO boys
and girls is improved because of
two-week outings last summer at
two Red Feather camps, according
to S. John CraWley, secretary of
the summer outings committee of
the Family Service Association.
In the committees annual report,
Mr.. Crawley said pre-camp dental
examinations disclosed 2,187 defects
in the children's teeth, of which
1,640 were corrected. He said nu-
tritious and balanced meals caused
an average gain in weight of IL
pounds among the children between
nine and IL who attended Camp
Good Will and Camp Pleasant. One
boy gained II pounds.
Red Cross water safety cards were
won by 1853 campers, and 297 learned
to float and paddle.
The report said pre-camp physical
examinations showed II camp ap-
plicantS were in such physical
condition that doctors could not
recommend for them an active
camping program"
Evening star., 1949-01-15
Justice Murphy Head!
judiciary Groupfor
Red Mass Tomorrow

Associate Justice Frank Murphy
of the Supreme Court has been
named honorary chairman for the
judiciary at the celebration of the
annual Red Mass at II am. tomor-
row in the National Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception at Catholic
University.
Vincent L. Toomey, a Washington
lawyer, of the class of 1909, will
serve as general chairman of the
ceremonies. which are held annually
to signalize the opening of Congress
and the courts.
Honorary vice chairmen named by
Chairman Toomey include Chief
Judge Bolitha j. Laws of the Dis
trict Court and Judges T. Alan
Goldsborough, Matthew F. Mcclure
Henry A. Schweinhaut. Alexander
Holtzoff, Richmond B. Keech, Ed
ward M. Curran and Edward A
Tamm, all of the District Court.
Committee Chairmen.
| Serving as committee chairmen
will be Judge Harold M Stephens
of the United States Court of APP
peals. Judge Joseph r. Jackson of
the United States Court of Customs
and Patent Appeals, Judge Aubrey
B. Fennell of the Municipal Court,
Senator McGrath, Democrat, of
Rhode Island, Representative Frank
A. Barrett, Republican, of Wyom-
ing and Representative Augustine
B. Kelley, Democrat, Of Pennsyl-
vania.
| Lowry N. Coe, president of the
District Bar Association. will head
its committee; Dean James j. Hay
den will head the committee from
the faculty of Columbia University
School of Law and Dean George M.
Johnson, the committee from the
faculty OF Howard University School
of Law.
Other Chairmen.
| Other chairmen include Maurice
w. Weeks of the Washington Bar
Association, ]. Harold Kilcoyne Of
the Patent Bar Association, Thomas
Evening star., 1949-01-15

IF. Healy of the Patent Committee
of the District Bar Association anc
Nicholas j. Chase, president of the
Washington Chapter of the Catholic
University Alumni Association.
The Most Rev. John j. Wright,
Auxiliary Bishop of Boston, will give
the sermon. Celebrant will be the
Rev. DR.. Jerome D. Hannah, asso-
ciate professor of the school of
cannon law at Catholic University
Evening star., 1949-01-15
Management Institute
Honors -Four D. 6. Men

! Four Washingtonians have beer
honored by the Institute of Real
Estate Management, affiliated with
the National Association of Real
Estate Boards, it was reported today
Lewis F. Colbert was named chair
man of the Institutes Bylaws and
Regulations Committee. Howard F
Humphries was chosen a member OF
the Creditlng and Admissions Com
mittee. Carey Winston was named
chairman of the Education Division.
Robert T. Highfield was chosen
chairman of the Chapter Delegates
Committee.
The appointments were made by
the Governing Council which met
this week at the Statler Hotel. Mr..
Winston is a member of the council.
Evening star., 1949-01-15
Price of 1949 Pontiucs
To Average $50 More
Rx the Associated Presx

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Retail prices
of the new Pontiac automobiles will
average $50 above last years models,
1t was announced yesterday
Prices of the new streamliner
Pontiacs will be $40 more. The new
Chieftain Pontiacs, functional In
design and with the notch or hustle
back styling, will be $50 more.
Evening star., 1949-01-15

chairman OF the
city division of
the 1949 Ameri-
can Red Cross
Fund Drive in
the District. A
goal of $924,O00
has been set for
the washington
area.
Volunteer So
licitors of the
city division. un-
der the leader
ship of Mr.. Nc
Manus, will OBJ
tain fund contri-
-. ~
Evening star., 1949-01-15

smaller business concerns in the
downtown Washington area.
Cooperating in the drive, set for
March, will be the District. Alexan-
dria, Arlington, Fairfax, Montgom-
cry and Prince Georges Chapters
The Nationwide Red Cross goal is
$50 100000.
Evening star., 1949-01-15
Red Cross Unit Head Named

SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va, Jan.
is (SpeciaD The Rev. George Hasel
was renamed chairman of the Shep-
herdstown chapter Of the American
Red Cross at its annual meeting
this week. He is retired Methodist
pastor.
Evening star., 1949-01-15
William McManus Heads
Red Cross Drive in District

William J. McManus, vice presi-
dent in charge of public relations
for the Chesapeake g. Potomac
Telephone Co., has been appointed
Evening star., 1949-04-29
ey Ben MeAiwes

Triple honors were sported TO.
day by Mildred Stadtler In the
Washington womens Duckpin
Association tournament. The Ta-
kofna Recreation team star boasted
high game Of ITO. the Glass A ALL
events lead with . LII nine-game
total and first place IN doubles.
Clara Wall. q teann1ate. shared
the doubles lead with O combined
758 score.
With Miss Stadtler climaxins
the tournaments second high set
of 403 with her brilliant ITO game,
and Mrs. Walz rolling 355. the
Takoma duo suppfanted the
Brookland sister twosome of Jessie
Sacrey and Lillian Carleton, who
had led with 725. Incidentally, it
was Miss Stadtler's second ITO this
season. Her first Is . record for
the new Capitol Ladies' Major
League. Miss Stadtler bowled 3e1
In team and 327 In singles to tally
her top I'LL In all-events.
A second birthplace lead was
Evening star., 1949-04-29

spect BY beating the Red Raiders.
Other series games today were
Roosevelt at Anacostia. Chamber
lain ct Central and Len against
Coolidge on the Roosevelt dia-
mond.
Tech and Anacostia warmed up
for today by winning against out
side competition yesterday. Scotty
Beckett was the Tech leader with
three hits "a the Maroons beat
Episcopal. e.e. AnAcostia swamped
Priory. Tel. with George eengstack
tossing q one-hitter In seven in
nings and with Bob Chatlin giving
him effective batting support with
two home runs. The victories gave
both Tech and Anacostia records
Of ave wins In six starts.
Best pitching chore Of the day
Evening star., 1949-04-29
Day After Day The Star
Is the Dominant
Classified Advertising
Medium
in Washington
Ciossified Ad Rotes
Leeal Advertisers

Three Lines tMtnimami
or . Iuses, 30 per aEs psi
insertion.
J 10 . times eoaseeutIfely, ~
per tine per insertion.
I ta,nes OF longer eoaseeatsesy
sle per line per insertion.
Advertisements under SpeeAa.
Notices. and Personal. &c pes
line additional
Advertisements af New Auto,
mobiles. SOC per laas, s-iins
minimum
OtT-0f-ToN> kATK
-Four Lines lsalnimaml
Fiat rate per line sos
Out-oi-town Rate % charged
on ali advertising IS miles o.
more from Wasninston,
Claims fer srrsrs ms.a ss mass IN
uras teE ceETeeann esfsEs ssosas tn-
sertlnz
II advertisement xas PREPAID, re-
tAir eksh register feesaRi Which bears
Z serial nafnAss sith ests and lasnta-
res yoGF Advertisement
When eanes.ias classified advertise.
ments te sure - make q EeEs At Tie
e&aeellatlaa narhsi Tkik 10 tR-
pertaHt In case se1f ssatssBent as~s
not sheS . credit teS ths sanessls .
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Evening star., 1949-04-29
College Baseball
BY tho Asseeisssd Prsss

by the Asseelstsd Prsss ..
American o., 8, c. o., 3.
Howard q: Second Army, z.
Drake, IL; ct. Louis, 9.
kkeql ;u,.';sl y. Z, L, E.,.ssst.. nsS.s Yni'a' g.
Yale, Is; Trinity, 8.
sfs ssfoolx;s xSst csd:ss. csds;:. q F. sssl:sPPs. Asl:|P
wake Forest, 8: Duke. / III inninss).
W. M....sa sss's c.lalins Iii 'fft5s fo5 i. o.rsl,n.
Boston collese, Z; Dartmouth. l..
Deyens, IL; Assumption (Mass.l, 3.
Brockport Teachers; 9; oswego Teachers, 2.
Miohissn state. .SS; Wayne tAxich.,. ..
st. Michaels fVt.), IL; New Hampshire. 8.
New Britain Teachers' 10; rtchburs
ursinus. 10: Penn Military, Q.
Anssburg, 4; Luther dowAJ, /,
Emory and Henry. &; concord. /.
Hampden-sydnsy, Z; Virginia Medical, T..
Hanover, g.: Depauw, o.
Colleee idaho, 3; Whitman, 2.
Evening star., 1949-04-29
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Evening star., 1949-04-29
Eastern.WiIson Game
70 Produce Choice
For School Title

Winner Of today's Eastern. VII
son high school baseball game at
Wilson will step out - favorite
In the District public high race.
Tech. playing ut Western today.
70 tied with these two % the
schoolboys enter their third round,
but it, victories have been at the
expense Of weaker outfits. The
Maroons could command more re.
Evening star., 1949-04-29

was turned In BY Jack Day OF
Georgetown Prep. He tossed q no.
hitssr As the Little Hoyas topped
6t. Pauls. ll.o.
washington Lee and Mount
Vernon replayed their Trimming
IL tie Of the night before last
Evening star., 1949-04-29
Horse Show Offered
By Indian Head Lions

The Indian Head tMd.) Lions
Club will hold its second annual
horse show Sunday at the South
Hampton Raceway. starting at
1890 am. 7
Glasses have been arranged for
Junior gated horses. hunters and
jumpers and there will be q West
ern class and two gymkhana
events. Jumpers and hunters have
i've classes each. which will have
championship values. Champion
ships will be pinned In the gated,
hunter and Jumper divisions.
To reach the show grounds,
drive south from Eleventh street
and Nichols avenue s.E. TO route
"a and follow that route to the
show grounds.
Seabrook (MdD Community Club
will sponsor the Oak Knoll pony
and junior schooling show Sunday,
starting ut Q an. at Seabrook.
The full card Ii divided according
10 pony sises with classes for pony
hunters, jumpers and hacks.
Evening star., 1949-04-29

night ai Arlington. with the Gen
erals winning this one. go A
four-run outourst In the bottom
OF the eighth eltnched the same
In other Tits yesterday. Bulls
nosed out Charlotte Hall. SIS. ano
st. Ainans got past Maryland
Park. e.e.
Evening star., 1949-04-29
Mildred StodtIer Gains Triple
Lead in City Duckpin Tourney

gained By Mrs. Walz ct Chevy
Chase Ice Palace last night with
37i In A singles.
New laurels In the 10th annual
championships vent 10 Bobbie
Jones. q member Of the Glass A
title winning Ice Palace team, who
posted the tournaments high Get
OF 4o4 with games Of l37. 12e and
14i. Mrs. Jones. bowling In A
doubles with Louise Gartlli, took
fifth place with 6s7.
Two other champion Ice Pal.
ace rollers bounced back In the
spotlight when Jeanette Januskis
and Elise Semerjian shot to first
place In B doubles with 6Se. Miss
Januskis Tailed 373.
Sue Di Beta Of the Ladies Fed.
eral League spurted into the class
c singles lead with 32% A lusty
676 count gave Elsie Haddad and
Charlotte Leach Of the leading
ABCD Corp. team Of the National
Capital Ladies loop first place In
D doubles.
Workman Electrical quint Of the
Rosslyn Ladies loop moved on top
In z with l,45o. aided by Elisabeth
Stump. niece Of Al Wright. Dor.
othy Ruddell led with 353 a. Ma
tional Capital Bank Of the South
east Commercial gained third
place In c with 1885.
Presentation Of Q trophy to win.
ming N. A. s. Public Works team
and . blind-pig tournament viii
wind up the season tonight ct
Fort Davis for one section Of the
Naval Gun Factory League. Bill
Lester Ii captain Of the new
champions, who nosed out last
years pennant-winning B. M.
Shop No. l. Of which George Sar-
yer 10 captain. by one game.
Evening star., 1949-04-29
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StonewuIl Jackson Bows

PHILADELPHIA, April 20 (R.
Stonewall' Jackson. 143, Of
Washington. was outpointed by
Chico Varona, l49. Of Havana, in
an eight-round boxing bout last
night.
Evening star., 1949-04-29

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Evening star., 1949-04-29
lvcene'. higher ereom-eonfent -
means more good things for you =

Yes, the more cream.content in milk, the
more Of all these good things you get 30
why take less than Lucerne? Tests prove
that Lucerne Grade A, day after day. contains
more cream.content than other large-selling
homogsnised milks. (Ldcerne is homogenized,
to blend the cream into every drop. !. !. to give
you the. same creamy favor in every sip)
Lucerne Grade A Milk comes to your Safe
way fresh euery day-from just the finest
kind Of dairy herds. You'll like it better or
your money back.
Evening star., 1949-04-29
ss Here: proof from Independent laboratory
HomoeENzEp TESTED lu SCORES HIGHEST CREAM


tested, including Lucerne
Milk, were bought direct
ly out Of grocery store
refrigerators and tested
under identical condi.
tions.
Read at night what the
research shows-note that
these independent tests
prove Lucerns Grade A
Milk scores highest day
after day in crsam.con.
tent, in richness.
Evening star., 1949-04-29

A well-known indepen.
dent testing laboratory
was commissioned to
'compare the cream.con-
tent Tor richness factor)
of leading homogenissd d
.milks sold In this area at
regular prices. Day after
day, the laboratory tested
samples Of Lucerne Milk
and other leading rnilks
designated asMilk /. Milk
2 and Milk 8. All milks
Evening star., 1949-04-29

Did you realize how much Of the milk good.
ness" comes from its cream-contsnt? Nutri-
tionists state that, in milk, cream.contsnt 10
the principal source Of food energy volus..
the cream content, the more Of those health
essentials YOU get
And you've probably discovered from your
own experience that when milk has high