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APIS. UNEURNIsHED (cont. J

8 APIS. AVAILABLE, newly re-
modelled bldg. in GEORGETOWN; ]
rm, kit. and pvt. bath. efficiency
units. 1894 34th st. NV. NO. 5000.
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STUDIO APARTMENT

STUDIO APAHIMENT
NEAR MAYFLOWER HOTEL
Lge liv. rm. with bay window and
fireplace, elec. kit. dinette, bath:
every modern cow, combined with
exceptional beauty; 500; refer
ences. Box 415-T, Star. -2S
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CHOICE white-faced Hereford steers;
As head, II yeariing steers; S135:
All cattle vaccinated and delivered
in any number. DR.. c. J. LAUGH
TnuRuuGHBRED HORSE, chestnut
geldlng. D yrs. AL. 1882. rs,
HORSE, small white and brown, sad
die. bride. comb and brush; per
feet for children, S125. HI. 5177.
'25
HERFORDS-lO head of fine b-yr.-
Old COWS with calves by side. TAY-
LOR FARM, Jacksonville, Md. -26
PIGS AND SOWS u1)-l2 weeks
cid; also several pure-bred Berk-
shire sows and registered boars.
TAYLOR FARM, Jacksonville. Md
-26
MILK GOAT FOR sALE-call ST
1886 70
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QUEENSTOWN APIS

0OGc1No 1oWN Ar i y.
Queens Chapel I'd. and Chillum I'd.
Mt. Rainier, Md.-New construction.
Occupancy about Aug. /. 2 bed
and bath. $50. 80 to S9l. so month,
including utilities: Venetian blinds,
good closet space, laundry and
storage rooms; some have garbage
disposal units: fenced-in play areas
for children: shopping center being
completed in project: located next
to public high school and convenient
to other schools To reach: Drive
out Queens Chapel I'd. tMichigan
ave. extended, or by bus. take Ga
Hyattsville bus. Mt. Rainier terminal.
See representative in ONCE, rear
BLOB Queens Chapel I'd. H. G.
SMITHY CO., s11 18th st. NV,
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GLASSMANOR
Located in
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Section

1 and 2 bedroom apartments, fol
immediate and August l occupancy;
brand-new DEVELOPMENT; foot Of 8.
Capitol st. and District line. 10.
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UPPER BRENTWOOD
FIT. STEVENS PARK
!, Bedrms., 2 Baths-$17 $50

Beautiful liv. rm. with mirrored cor
with fireplace. 2 colored tile baths,
large tile kitchen, built-in EaraEe;
oil heat. One blk. from stores and
transportation at Georgia ave; I'M
eves. Ak. $3.50 or tn. 4036.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN 81 co.
1415K st, NV. Realtors ME. $500
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BRIGHTWOOD
Exceptionally IA cheerful rms. semi
Diet. brick home. This home is in
immae. cond. Bright, cheerful bsmt
built-in gar: real close to schools.
shopping and transp. Shown by
Appt.
JOSEPH M LYONS
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1900 CONNECTICUT AVE.
One de luxe unfurnished 2-bedroom
unit now available, includes 2 baths.
2 entrances, cool corner exposure,
all utilities, plus window washing,
package room, roof garden and
laundry facilities. Rentals, $3.50.
A limited selection of unfurnished
1-bedroom units, starting at $50.
Dining room now open. Call HUI.
ROO.
WINDSOR PARK HOTEL
FRED A. SMITH CO.
MANAGEMENT. 81
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD for employed
mother and 4-year-old daughter
day care for daughter; twin beds
EN-. 1891, Sunday and after T pm
Ueekdavs o5s
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LINCOLN PARK
A 20-ft. tapestry brick in good con.
dition. 1st floor, reception hail,
large living room with fireplace,
family-size dining room, kitchen and
Enclosed rear porch; End floor, large
bedrooms and built-in bath. Fin.
Ished attic; basement has front and
rear entrance: gas INV. heat, 2.
car detached garage. Mr.. Sweeney,
TW. 0459.
MARSHALL j. wAPLE co.
I2:4 l4ih st. NV Realtor., Di.
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POULTRY AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. Nv.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks;
turkeys; poultry supplies. ME. 00s9.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1875 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely fur
nished rooms for young ladies and
young men: showers, running water,
excel. board.
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IT'S D ST. NE.

IT'S D ST. NE.
First good offer will buy this lovely
brick home, in a good section, con-
yenient to Gallinger Hospital and
Eastern High. Desirable for two
apartments; contains hallway, living
room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bed
rooms and bath, 2 semi-inclosed
porches; built-in garage. Terms and
price that can't be refused. HI,
5447. PAUL P. STONE, Realtors,
10lb 18th st MA 131Q -2k :,
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ROOMS FURNISHED & UkFUR

I4I4 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Room. part
ly furn., running water, refrigera-
ton. Apply Apt. 10. after 6 pm.
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INCEST SECTION

4N4O"AA N'O 4O2N
Of Sc, cool 1-bedrm. apt. with liv.
rm., bedrm., dinette and kit. and
bath. in modern apt. bldg, S75 per
mo. includes utilities. Near bus and
SHOPPING. Refined adults only. Box
2Sl-X
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

II. u. ONI1 I II I W.
81 18th st. NV, ST. $500.
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Dutch Colonial Brick
OVERLOOKING POTOMAC

OVERLOOKING POTOMAC
One of the most enhancing views In
our city. overlooking Govt. park, the
Potomac and most Of the city. First
floor: Center-hall plan; large liv-
ing room with marble fireplace, din
fast nook Second floor: 4 bedrooms.
tiled bath and shower; basement:
pine-paneled rec. rm,. laundry room,
all-tiled shower, lavatory; co1d-
storage room; clothes closet cedar
lined: grounds handicapped with choice
100. S2l,9EO. Terms. Vacant. IN
spect by appt. SCOTT SANDERS.
10 2-5bSO a. o e
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APIS. FURNISHED Cont

GEORGETOWN = Liv. rm., bedrm.
kit. and kath, sos. Box 145-M, Star
30
FURNISHED arm. APT; share
bath: SIS month, util. incl. TU
Ol7o
ATTRAC. FURN. -bedrm. apt, kit.
refar., semipvt. bath, quick bus serv
Cple. pref; Capitol Hts. HI. 6O44
COUPLE WITH 1 CHILD, to share
pvt. bedrm., liv. rm., kit. and use
of phone. WA. b122 -28
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CLEVELAND PARK

Center-hall Colonial home with liv
ing room, dining room. kitchen Of
LIST f.: ind f., bedrooms, = baths
finished 3rd fl. Price. S22 800
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.
INC OR ZOO It'll q D m -o5
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American University Park
This detached brick hcme is truly
buy at $1,000. The six rooms
are all large; spacious tile bath,
side porch, built-in garage. h.-w.h.,
oil. Excellent condition and in =
most convenient section of the park.
Call Mr. Manson, EN-. 1929.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE co.
1924 14th St. NV. Realtor. DI.
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GLOVER PARK

2414 seth st. n.w.-A hne 6-room
home in new condition. New kitch-
en- equipment. New washing facil-
tiles Also recreation room. Only
SI.h0O OR l140
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s25 RIDGE ROAD Sc.
Open daily. New Diet. brk. with 2
finish 2 more bedrms on End "A. n
desired; full bsmt and built-in
garage; must be<sold; easy terms or
trade; JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor,
AK 5000. -0k
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NEAR, MAYFLOWER
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1928 LEWIS ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm
for cpl. or people: good loo; S12.
Privs. LII. 3-4OOs. -25
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY -
Young couple. or . men; corner
room, twin beds, adj. bath; kitchen
and house privils.; bus on corner.
1913 Allison st. ne. HUI. 1908.
1872 C ST. N.E.-Dble. Link. nm,
End floor. conv. transp. TR. 1144.
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KENSINGTON
PETWORTH

CT. 81 800 down. Living room, din
ing room, kitchen, back and front
porches, 3 bedrooms, bath, sleeping
porch. Excellent location. Call Mr..
Macintosh, jr., GIL. 1856, with
WEAVER BROS, zinc, Washingto ton
Building, DI. 5000. -25
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NEW MODERN HOME. 2 bedrms. :;
pref. no children; sos. 1920
Chestnut ST. ne. Dir: r. l. to Mon
roe, TT. to Chestnut, TT. to house.
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ROOMS ,uhFURkIsHEp
ROOMS WANTED

CoLORED-FRONT ROOM, unfurn
for quiet, settled lady; home privil
Call TR O633 after 4 pm.
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PLAZA HOTEL

SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES
SINGLE, SI5-DOUBLE, SIS
One block Senate Office, LIST and D
sts ne Phone TR. $500. rs
COLORED-33S G ST. N.E.-Two
private rms, for 2 refined ladies,
home privils., in nice refined home.
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OPEN TUE, 1912
dQl7 d2rd Plana NW

Avail. Aug. / on year lease. Conv.
to bus, streetcar. stores. Prefer no
children; Sl3212 mo. Out Wiscon-
sin ave. to River I'd, left to 43rd
place right to house.
C. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC.
EN- d1Sn
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45II Garrison 81. NV.
American Univ. Park-Beautiful To-
caticn Of all new homes; nicely fur
nished Il rooms and = baths; brick
garage. Keys here.
HoWenstein Realty Corp.
I4lS H ST, NV DI. 1S11. -25
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218 18th ST. NE.
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo,s

hlSSShS ESN SNAE-SO0tnGoSN
CAMP SPRINGS, brick, small, 4 rms.
and bath, full bSmt, gas heat,
reigr.; combination storm windows
and screens; trees, Ice. lot; $9,65e,
$500 down, So mo. 1868 Branch
ave. Sc. -26 !
1900 Ii ST. s.E.-6 rooms, Al con.
dition: good sized lot. garage; at
tractive price with substantial cash
payment. Inspection by appoint
ment. MOORE g. HILL CO. 500
54Io v ST. s.E.-s rms. and bath,
2,,story brick, full bsmt., fireplace,
all modern conv.; lot 6Ox100.
Priced to SELL terms can be ar
ranged: immed. occupancy.
o103 Wheeler I'd. Sc; l mile from
D. C. nne-6 lge. rms. and bath,
2-story frame, bedrms., auto.
water pump and septic tank: LOT
about "a a.; immed occupancy,
$3.50. terms. ELI BUSADA, AIS
southern ave. Sc. HI 4S43 -2S
UPSAL ST. SEA lovely semidet.
brick home offered to you below
market value; well-arranged rms.
3 baths, gas heat. Priced for quick
sale, $4,000. Immaculate cond.
Call RE. $3.50, 9 to 8, COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO
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FURNISHED ROOMS in cultural
home; NV. or Arlington; piano
privilege essential; refined en-
ployed woman. Box 212-K, Star
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type apartment
Rogers Heights,
bedroom apart
SS3.50-Sa2 so.
Peace Cross at
Tense hwy. (Rou
tramc light. left
(Route 25) to
dent Manager !
ave, UN. S236, o
GIL AMMAN e. III
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ENGLISH VILLAGE
BEDRMS 2 FULL BATHS

4 BEDRMS., 2 FULL BATHS
Needs redecorating but priced &C
cordingly. Diet. brick on beautiful
lot 75x225. First H.: liv. rm.. din.
rm, kit, screened enclosed porch,
bedrm. or den and full bath. Second
A.: 3 bedrms.. full bath. Finished
bsmt., built-in garage. Call Mr..
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
lax r CT NJ VIZ pealtors ME- SAOO
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BRICK HOME-INCOME
III Atlantic st.-commanding view
of city; brick, large rms. perfect
condition.; Ia. baths; finished rec.
with kitchen. renting $50 mo-; An
Choir fence; $4,000. SCOTT SAN.
DERS 10 2-5k60
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625 Lexington st. NE.
D and E and 9th and 1th sts.-Ar
attractive q r. and bath home. nicely
furnished and ready to move in; con-
venient 10 Union Station. Rent Aug
and Sept. Sl1O month, and after
lease Sl35 month. Key here. HOW.
ENSTEIN REALTY CORP, 141S Il
st. NV or DI1S71 -25
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SEMIDET. BRICK
Almost new, 6 nice rms. tiled bath.
fully equipped kit, full bsmt.,, gas
&C. heat. $10.25O LIST trust at So
A real buy. Call Lleyellyn. Ma. $40
or VI. 1914 ewes; ALDON PROP.
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Chino Weather Doto
Barred by Communists
ay ne Asssssesss Press

SHANGHAI R.-The Commu-
mist bamboo curtain" around
North China extends to the STRAIT
osphere. It not only contains the
news, but weather reports as well.
Much of Asia's weather Is born
in the high-pressure areas Of 81
IBERIA. It often undergoes great
change Is it crosses Manchuria
and North China into the low
pressure areas Of the south.
For this reason, accurate fore
casting requires regular reports
from the north. but for the past
several months the Communists
have blacked them out.
Forecasters no longer can de-
pend on the data which once came
regularly from Mukden. Tientsin.
Peiping and other northern CEN
ters. Except for . very rare re-
port from some pilst flying over
Red territory. the weather man
these days make UP his fore
cast largely on . basis Of past
experience.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Issue Of Neutrality
May Become IsraeI's S
First Tough Decision
BY Jones N. Long
Foreign Cersspondsnfaef The Stor end
The chiesse osily ksws


TEL AVN. April 2s:-Israel.
still an infant state, Is facing her
first full-grown world problem
and doesn't like 1t.
That problem is how to stay
neutral in the cold war between
East and West. or which side TO
pick.
Israel would prefer not to have
to choose. She would rather steer
a neutral middle course. at least
for the immediate future years in
which she must absorb immigrants
at q rate proportionally 20 times
faster than the United States ever
attempted.
But the new Jew Of Israel Is
realistic. He doubts that his state
will be allowed neutrality. He
hopes, ut least, however. that the
hour Of decision can be postponed
Yet that hour seems already near
to striking.
Decision May Be Near.
The issue is expected here TO
come to its first hard moment of
choice when. now that the North
Atlantic Treaty is signed. atten-
ton turns to firm proposals for a
Mediterranean pact.
Italy probably would be in such
an alliance. Is bridging member
between the North Atlantic
and Mediterranean pact nations.
Greece likely would be in: Turkey
almost certainly: Egypt possible,
And Israel. the little state with
the big army at the doorway to
the oil wealth. the battlefields and
the air bases Of the Middle East,
could hardly escape invitation to
make her choice.
Most people here think they
know what that choice would be
though they all wish the need
for choice would not come. They
point out that the Communist
vote In Israel's first election was
less than s per cent.
But there will be hidden factors
in the ultimate decision OF more
far-reaching Importance than the
division Of voters between Com
munist and non communist par
ties. That is only the surface.
Two Factors Cited.
Two such factors are the Amer
ican dollar-and the Eastern Eu-
ropean Jewish immigrant.
In the Government here, both
factors are being kept in mind.
Israel must have dollar credits
for her essential imports: dollars
with which to develop her own
industry; dollars to help finance
a nation not expected In the near
future to be fully self-supporting.
Russia is not offering financial
assistance. But she has cut of
the stream of Jewish immigrants
from almost all Eastern Europe.
|lNone ever was allowed to come
from Russia itself). Wlan or'
whether this immigration Is al
lowed to resume probably, will de-
pend on what Moscow thinks 1of
|lsraels futlre international p0-
|sition. q
There ID a third factor-Brifain.
This state, which sttll smarts
under its experiences under the
mandate and views with alarm
every British move and movie In
the Middle East, can be expected
to regard with caution any pact
In which Britain is q sponsor.
The lines of cleavage already
are beginning to appear.
In the first sessions of the
knesset-parliament of the He
brew state-Prime Minister David
Ben Gurion, leader of the labor
government. scorched the left for
leading "a cold war against the
United States"
And his words were answered by
some cries Of:
There speaks the American
dollars! There talks the Truman
loan!"
Evening star., 1949-04-28

There are more than % kinds os
gold. oliver and tin coins in ctrcu-
lation. Many long have been out
Of circulation In their own eoQn-
txie8-
There are United States IS gold
pisces. French lndocniaa silver
Evening star., 1949-04-28

paastres. and Mexican sod dollars.
Rupees from India ard Burma
come In over the Burma road.
Most eonrno MS tss Yunnar
Province hall collnr. probably she
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Maneuvers Ruled OUT

Argentina. Chile and Great Bri-
tain agreed to refrain from ma
neuvers in. Antarctic seas this
season to avoid any incident" and
reduce tension caused by terri
torial claims.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
HATS AND GLOVES
CLEANED, REPAIRED

seoPLE APPRECIATE shopsI
~ that take pains with small
~ cleaning Jobs. There stores
~ \do excellent work on hat
/cleaning and blsckinss aladi
glove cleaning.
Golden stor Valet, 1912 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Golden stof No. 2, sos 9Th St. NV. /,
Star Rapid Service, 625 & St. NV.
Codyts Servieenter, 7l2 18th St. NV.
Storbright cieoners, 1916 9Th St. NV. /,
Golden Star Shoe REVIEWERS, 706 llth NV.
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RE-WEAVING AND
HOSIERY REPAIRS

DON'T MOURN over burns, ~,
tears, cuts, snags or moth. IlIfff
holes. Any OF the depend <Q
able stores listed below viii
do fine re-weaving for you. U 61
They're expert hosiery hx.
ers. too.
cody,s Sevieenter, 717 18th St. NV.
Golden Stor voIet. 1872 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Golden Stor No. z, sos 9th St. NV.
Golden Stor Shos Renswers. 70S 11th NV,
Star kspid Service, 625 E s.. NV.
Stesbrieht ctseasss, 1915 ~ St. NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
/ UMBRELLA AND
JEWELRY REPAIRS

LIKE NEW! Umbrellas re- MI
stored handsomely. Jewelry> NJ,
repaired; necklaces rsstruns \W
earring clips replaced or Y
repaired. ~
cody's Ssrsiesntsr, 7l7 18th St. NV.
Golden Stor Shoe kenewers. 70S Ifth NV.
Golden stor Valet, I342 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Golden stor No. Z, sos 9th St. NV.
Star kspid Service, 675 St. NV.
Starbrieht Cleaners. 1916 sth St. NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-28

arly ha. dollar n e1-wGlas4a. r.
III Gina. II originally vas ee@ae.
as q enslar, BOT Zoe yeavs II has
been we-th oaly . hall eessas
because os rs hAga tn e0ntenL
Evening star., 1949-04-28

Z Try any es the above stores forl
quality shirt yspAirs (cchars turneas
slseyes .shortened3 ena SGns "a
sd s.snpes. tssl
Evening star., 1949-04-28
South Chino Is Porodise
For Coin Collectors
sx sS,s A...~..s.s er~s.

RUNNING, China.-Southwest
China is q coin collectors paradise
Evening star., 1949-04-28
ALTERATIONS BY
EXPERT TAlLoRS

FoR MEN: Suits and coats IH
altered. trousers lenEthened NNo
Or shortened; new cuffs. AAA u
FOR LADIES: Hens adjusted AMY
mn or down, skirts rsmod. HSA/
eied, new shields.
Golden stor voIet, I347 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Golden Star No. I. COS 9th St. NV.
Gody's serieentsr, ~ 18th 81. NV.
Storbsiaht cisonsfs, 1915 9TH St. NV.
stor kopid Service, 625 Z 81. NV.
Golden stor Shoe Reviewers, 70s ilth NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-28

stor Rapid Service. 675 & St. NV.
Golden Stor Violet. 1912 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Golden Stof No. z, sos 9th ST. NV.
Golden Star Shoe REVIEWERS, 70S 1Ith NV. :
Eodys Servieenter. 717 18th St. NV.
storbright Cleaners, 1916 9th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
SHOE REPAIRING
AND DYElNG
ORTHOPEDIC SHOE REPAIRS

GET more wear, more life
out of your shoes. The ex-
pert shops below do q 1ine .
lob on soles and heels,
change heel heights. flx plat
forms, put in new straps,
makes shoes wider, narrow
er, shorter or longer. while
= you waiti Shoe-dyeinG, tool
Evening star., 1949-04-28
[ CIGARETTE LIGHTERS,
FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRS

LIGHTER
:: :: :: ! :: :: :: : :!
TROuBLE7 The reliable Al u
stores below haven't failed V~kA
on q lishter or pen repair It'll
problem yet. Factory meth fjlf
DDS. Some simple repairs yItU
while you wait.
Golden stor volet, l347 NJ Y. Ave. NV.
Golden stor No. z, sos 9Th s.. nv.
Colder Star shoe Aenswers. 10s IIth nv.
Cody.s servieentsr, 7I1 l2th s.. NV.
sfsrbniaht cIeossrs. 1915 sth 81. nv.
stor Ropid series, 625 : st. nv.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
zlPPERs, BUTTONS,
BUCKLES REPAIRED

zz1pppEa TROUBLE, Next
!: : !: :: !: :: ::
H. 81 time try these xipper-
" 81 masicians. They repair 'em,
Ef put new ones on handhaga
N> luggage, clothing. Buttons
l3l~ recovered: new buckles.
codyis Semcenter, 712 18th St. NV.
Golden Stor Violet. l3<2 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Golden Star No. Z, 6o6 9TH St. NV. .
Star Rapid Service. 625 6 s.. a.w.
Golden Star Shoe Reviewers, 7Oe Ilth NV.
Sfeshisht cIseaess, 1915 stk St. NV. .
Evening star., 1949-04-28
HANDBAGS, TRUNKS.
LUGGAGE REPAIRS

LONGER LIFE for hand
bagsl New frames. straps: /
linings, etc. Luggage and
& A- trunks also restored; new
III locks, handles, hinges,
~ straps, keys. hangers, stp-
w. pers. etc.
cody's ssriesnter, 7I7 18th St. NV.
Goldsn StoS Violet, 1912 N. Y. Ave. NV. /
Golden stor No. Z. sos 9th St. NV.
Star Repid Service. 625 E St. NV.
Golden Star Shoe Renewers, 70S I1th NV. /
storkiqht cleoners, 1915 9th St. NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-28

Golden stor veIet. 1872 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Golden Star No. Z, sos 9th St. NV.
Sterbrisbt cIsoners, 1916 9th St. NV.
stor Rapid Service. SIS & St. NV.
cody's Servicentsr, 7I2 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
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take suits, dresses, ties and d[U/l
any other clesnables TO NV
these convenient downtown
stores for quick. quality Il
and pressing.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-08-26

As a result of consultations held in Stockholm among
the committees charged with revision of citizenship egs
laton in Sweden Norway and Denmark, agreement has
been reached in connection with number of Emergencies
The important issue discussed the legal status
of non-eitizen married unanimously agreed
that marriage TO of another nationality would
longer alter womans citizen Acquisition of the
husbands citizenship by noncitizen marrying
citizen win require formal application by her and its due
consideration according to normal but speedy procedure
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-08-26
A brief. concentrated review,

A brief. concentrated review,
Facts About Sweden" OF ham
dy size. published by Forum,
Stockholm. in cooperation with
the Swedish Institute, gives the
visitor all main facts about
Sweden in easily readable form.
Summarized data of interest to
students of national institutions,
economy. industry. business etc.
are complemented by items on
culture and sports as well as
communications. roads and high
ways. with maps. useful to the
tourist and sightseer.