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TOTAL PRICE, S6,850
SMALL cash PAYMENT

3-bedrm.. ranch-style bungalow; full
basement. electric kitchen, hot-water
Dashboard radiant heat. 24-acre
wooded lot, more land II desired;
immediate occupancy. Out Pa, ave.
left at bank. woodward road -2h
mi. to property. Open Sunday. 2 to
8. Phone Hillside 4150.
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CHEVERLY, MD.

Kilmer ST. and Lake ave.--New g.
room dwelling with 3 bedrooms
powder room on lst floor; complete
bath on End floor: large side porch
with garage underneath; aluminium
windows and screens. Venetian
blinds. Open Sun, 1-G. ARTHUR
AUGUST a. CO.. VI. O636. GE. 0066
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FOR YOU OR CT

PREWAR BRICK CAPE COD
5601 37th ave. Hyattsville-7 beau.
tiful rms. tile bath, bsmt.. OF
h.-w.h., white fence, large lot; conv
to everything: reduced to S13, 500
WILL ROGERS, WA. S262; ewes.
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DECATUR HEIGHTS
New 4-bedrm. brick bungalow. kit,
tiled bath, in lovely neighborhood
close to schools, complete shopping
center and transpo: tation. Reason
ably priced. AP. 2100.
MT, RAINIER REALTY co.
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FT. MYER HEIGHTS

sl2. .500-Adjacent to Colonial
iiiisse 6-rm,. s-Atery, modern home
consists OF hall. Inv rm with are
place. spacious dir. fm. very tse
bSmt, h,-soh End a ! very Iss
hedrmk-, complete bath. lac nooFec
attic; corner lot, 2-eAr gkFaFs /.
MCGEE KING. 1891 Wilson Blvd
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Arlington Realty Co
Ramhlers We Have Then

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AVONDAIE

5-room bricks. liv rm. with fireplace
completely equipped kitchen. tiled
bath; bsmt. finished in knotty pine
and equipped with kitcnen. tileo
fenced yard. Price reduced TO s15,-
$50.
Prince George Realty Co.
WA 1855. JJN 116H IA
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ARLINGTON FOREST
ARLINGTON

heai ESTATE, OW Jus.
ARLINGTON
OPEN 2 TILL DARK
Half bath on LIST. N. Ari!ngton's best
buy Ia yours for only 81 500 down
and attractive monthly payment
rood.o rood lGSs' os p5isk ss from paroehia
and public schools. s0xl5 liv. rm.
with fireplace. state-sized din. rna..
de luxe equipped kitchen. large
bedrms. with tile bath on end: full
porch. oi approved, Directions Out
washinEton blvd. To N. Frseerick
st. left TO open house, or out wilson
blvd. 10 n. Frederick st, night TO
open house.
OPEN OZARK
Enjoy the cool breeEes. on Irs Hills,
iarae-centsr entrance plan, huge
living room with fireplace. state.
sized dining room ds luxe sanippsa
bedrooms and tile bath on IND
Party-size screened porch, full base
ment with recr. rrn, space, gas neat
blk to bus. 3 eiks. TO school. 9
min to D: G.. OF approved. Ideal
rections: over Ifth 81 Bridge, follow
Arlington Ridge I'd. 70 Russell n.
turn right 10 ktnR at. then rtRht to
top of hill. and our sign.
PRIVATE KINGDOM
3 lovely wooded acres. plus stream
give you an unusual retreat, custom
built, I-year-cId brick colonial wfth
built, -vear-oid brick Colonisl with
place, iarge. din. rm.. de luxe KITCHEN
rms. with tile bath on end. Pul
basement. oil, not-wster heat, out
side entrance Studio ap. over d.
tached garage brings $50 month
income GI approved at 81 500
Walk TO bas, shopping. school Call
PACKED WITH CHARM
Lorcom lane area, . hedrns,. 3 baths.
r.e osss osdrP :ns ssa on ii. Hsss Hssr
rm., large screened porch, slate roof
trees isndscapeo $50 II. lot. enls
S20.a50, won't last.
ROOM FOR ALL
Four-bedroem home on IA acre. anIy
place. fsuatly-stxe din I'm. es luxe
kitchen. bedrm. and "a bath on nrsts
shetStaI FIJI Ss:r.n sserm shs .,s :a b.s ste s1 s.
! year old; excellent HnanetnE.
SPANISH RAMBLER
Lyoa VILLAGE area--An three be6rns-
on 1sf aooT; liy. nm. with fireplace,
extra large din I'm. fun basement
N.Ea lge- cedar closet, oh. "a. heat.
huge trent patio, detached enrage,
ofiers utmost privacy; priced at
RARE VALUE
stI Tsa-0I approved Caps Cod
b0ngaiow. lig. rms with Fireplace.
din.-kit combination. : iarss bed
rms and tile hath. stairs 70 huSe
expansion attic with raughed in
piumhsns. ful basement. Gas beat.
iaFge xou6ed lot. close so sh1ppsne
esTter. thester and buses. Cal
now.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA
Lovely Colonial hons with III. vernen
pillars. ieeAfe6 tasx out&aas the VII
laEe Of Fairfax. Nigh s1esatton.
masntrseak yiew. sst deer has larss
center hsil. ns. rus 9@xls with are
place. is-es eia. ym. with Arspasee.
2 surroonna no1ern kif. seFeene6
ssrk porrh. 1nd e has large ese-
seerrss. and bath. FaH hssnt. wits
ret. rm, and serTangs rm ane
bath. 81 h.-Uk.. s-eas safAse, .
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Arlington Bungalow
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BRADDOCK HEIGHTS

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SPECIALS

4 A~A A@< a. AA-fA~
New 3-bedroom brick rambler with
- II. living room, with picture win
dows on three sides, Bendix washer
on large 160-ft. lot, blk. school,
stores. D. C. bus; price only sl3.-
$50: $1,000 down. Tvo-bedroom
brick Cape Cod on large lot. blk.
school. stores. D. c. bus; price sl3,-
500; $1,50o down; see these and
many more other good buys around
Annandale. MILLS REALTY CO,
Annandale, Va. IA 09ee-4913.
ALL. winwood-open sunday. 2 70
Z; 1St Offering; attrae. white brick.
on a beautiful Handicapped lot with
tan oaks. ny: rm. With freplaes.
cool screened porch. powder rm.
of entrance hall; End a.. master
bedrm. l3x2i. closets, . other
large bedrms. and tile bath. rec rm..
Quiet May oil a.-c heat. att. garage
built by Westenberger: price, SEQ
$50, excel. terms. Out wash. blvd.
TO Inslewood. right on Inslewood to
l440.
Fred J. George, Realtor
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OPEN OZARK
p PRIVATE Va, I KINGDOM
PI2sCKED WITH CHARM

Lorcom lane area. . bedTms,, 3 baths.
with bedrm and bath on ] St HaEs
c oSetS. pane-osneled, tile reeT,
rm., large screened porch slate roof
trees, isndscaped $50 #. lot. eEls
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FENWICK PARK
JEFFERSON MANOR

A new Development. Q nj south oi
Alex. near Pen DAv a-ktory semi.
det. completely fGrn . bedrms
tiled bath hv. rm. din. rm kit
iull hkmi.. oil C heat, auto h .
" h home - In excel coua ane
Conv. situated 10 Port BsiYotf ane
Wash. Price, siJ 500. terms ROH.
LAYER & PULLMAN INC Realtors
Al 24@2, sun. cati AL. 2aS4. Al
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CORAL HILLs-Loyely detached
sc. Liv. rm., fireplace, din. rm.,
kit, center-hall entrance, on 1st
floor: 3 bedrms., tiled bath and
shower on 2nd floor; full bsmt.
finished into 2-rm. and bath apt.
included, Bendix washer. storm
windows, screens. Venetian blinds,
elec. refgr., gas range.
RAY CHICK
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AIDE, Vas acres, Z rms, elec.
water. school bus at door. 81 mi
D. c. $1,000 cash. balance easy
Phone OWNER, Aldie, Va. S-F-31
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ARLINGTON

North iith st--Briek- detAehed. No
sal: viii take an cfeT. Arms
ofncer Ieavins June 20. must seIi:
corner lot With Anchor chain fence
. bedr ce ms. large Iivfng room with
rtplare. teievtsion. refrigerator.
playhouse in back yard: fun base
msnt automatic oil heat ov. 5000.
J. T. MOTION, REALTY
24is Mt. Vernon ave, Alex. Va
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ALEXANDRIA
ATTENTION CT
ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLEY HILLS

1909 Duke ST., Alex. Va. "a
phnne service ON hQSa
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FALLS CHURCH
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CAPuTI REALTY CO
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COLLEGE PARK. MD.

Det. brk. Cape Cod dwelling. bed
rms, 2 baths; 1st fir, liv. .rm. with
fireplace. din. rm., mod. kit, with
refg, 2 good bedrmB and full tiled
bath; End FIR. . lge. bedrms. and
tiled bath; full bsmt. with de !:
Bendix washer and extra toilet; oil
h.-w.h., Venetian blinds, ample stor-
age and closet space. Lge. lot. Det
gar. Conv to Maryland Univ. To
be financed FILA. GI price, $4,000,
reas. cash payment. This can be
sold to veteran or nonveteran. For
appointment call
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ALEXANDRIA,
YATES GARDENS SEC

Open ? IN dark ga So Alfred
includes teieyision Navy oticef
must sell Immediately Terms yuSt
Ike rent UNIQUE home. located in
charming neighborhood Lovely liY-
ing room, dining room. equipped
Kitchen, bedrooms, bath 2no
noor. ample closet space: full dry
basement. private back yard inciosed
with hedRe VIII sell furnished or
unturnished. A real value al
$40. 500
HUBBARD REALTY co.
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CHEVERI,Y MD

81 200 down Price only Sl0950
5-rm. bungalow. tile path, a dream
kitchen. hot-water heat. full, dr1
basement with lavatory. Ownei
transferred Don't miss seeing thii
outstanding home. Call Mrs. Walter
UN. 1871, cox a. CO, INC, UN
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NANNAS RAJ "
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BUNGALOW $50

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RIVERDAIE HEIGHTS

A real bargain. We are going to sell
- this 5-rm. bungalow, worth $4,000,
for $4,000 on terms, in order to close
an estate; h.-w.h, oak frs: 3 blks,
from transp. and stores: lot. size
150x15o. MORRISON AGENCY, SH
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EASTPINES

The prize winning community Of over
wait until you see highly restricted
Eastpines. Homes for GIs,. No down
payment. Nonyets, low down pay
ment, with monthly payments less
than rent. Open daily till dark.
Directions: Right at Peace Cross to
left Ia mi. to Riverdale I'd. DIST
trafic light, right to Eastpines.
STANDARD PROPERTIES, UN.
142h, MA h673 -1h
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ioi eAn be puTShaAF With Ges daNn
payment and eonvtn. terms on the
hniaRFR
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SUBURBAN sALE-AAARYLANi
S11.5O0

The lowest priced, finest quality. g.
bedrm. home on the market today.
Possession 90 days IL qualified
FHA approved. Near D. c. line
WA 11US -15
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SUBURBAN sALE-MD. tconf.
AVONDALE TERRACE

This grand, 2-story, Colonial brick
home, situated "a mile from D. E;
line, consists Of rms. and full
rirrored fireplace, lovely knotty-pine
den Sx22 fl. off iiv. rm.; grand
knotty-pine basement. ciyiced into
3 rms with full tile bath; second
floor has 3 large bedrms. With col
ored tile bath and shower; land
fence, slate roof, copper pipes, oil
heat; priced under the cost 0! re-
prod iction at only Sl6,5O0. Mr.,
Hsmmack, NO 1908; ewes. UN
$780,. WOODBRIDGE REALTY Co,
ooGJ RN06e Tsi1nd 10
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FOR VETERANS ONLY

Lovely S-rn. and bath bunEalov
full bsmt. 6et 2-caT Gar: house n
inac. coEd: o kit that vii delight
any woman: oil h-wh: ige. lot
Prince Georges County Country Club
Price only 700. terms 81 900
cash, bal. spprox Ss5 Der no Incl
taxes and ms. real buy. /. you
want Q lovely, weil-buIit home this
is II.
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THE BRANT COMPANY
ARE YOU SSN7

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OPEN 2 TILL 6
PLAN Q04

Better Homes and Garden Plan a04
Custom built BY owner for self, now
forced to sell. Liv. rm., 2bxl4, >
bedrms and tile bath. room for }
rms. and bath upstairs. This is a
must THOMAS F. HALEY, Real
tor, UN. 7649, Hyattsville 0l0G.
| ACRE AND FREEDOM
Small 3-bedrm home; modern bath
and all-elec. kit: full basmt. laun-
dry tubs, oil heat; nice yd and gar
den spot; = cinder block chicken
houses s0xl3 # each; $500 on
terms. THOMAS p. HALEY, Real
tor IN 1R4A. HYattEYille Nl41
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LYON PARK

Hundreds OF people would l.ke 20
own this cute b~rm buns allow ait
ttnE on one Of the prst.isGt io,s In
this close in section, but only on.
can buy g. The owner says sell
and that 10 what we are Eoins TO
DO. Full bxmi. and det Earase
GI approved Open sun | to dark
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ARLINGTON COLONIAL
NpEN T0DAy

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scHa9!s and koSgg4BE YES 4 -
es1s$ lzaSaGf TO Appreciate tsss ere
ownsT rust S<L& Res ascre 20 sle.-
aSO 0l<n ~ ass ES4t~ct fcnh Cssst
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g Lett e n gsFa d rlEE, 20 Sszta
Talmage Wlcher. Realtors
1rSS wilson s.Ve Ct s8@a OF
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TAKOMA PARK

Colonial brk. home, l yr. old. con-
sisting of liv. rm. with hrepl., din.
rm., kit. . bedrms. and tile bath.
full bsmt with outside ent.: a.-c.
heat; $4,000 1st mort. carrying AZ
int. Can be handled for small down
payment. MORRISON AGENCY. SH.
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ARLINGTON
4 BEAUTIES

Here are 4 individually styled new
homes in one Of ArlinGton's better
subdivisions One has lst-h. hedrm 4:
all have 3 lge. bedrm8.. . nrepiAeex.
y bath on LIST a.. breakfast sIeoFe.
etc. You must see these before
Others under construction. Out n.
Washington blvd to 6lo0 biz.
Macpherson & Potter
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Paul Patterson, Baltimore Sun;
Roger C. Peace, Greenville. S. c.;
Drew Pearson; Herbert o. Peet,
Kansas City; Westbrook Pegler,
King Features Syndicate; Curt
Peterson, New York; Glen Perry
Wilmington, DEL; John E. Peuri-
foy, Assistant Secretary of State;
John G. Pew, Philadelphia; Joseph
N. Pew, jr.. Philadelphia; Maj
Gen. Lewis A. Pick, U. S. A.; Col
Richard r. Pickering, U. S. A.,
ret: Arthur B. Pierce; Campbell
Pitcher, Montclair, N. j.; Harry
Playford, Hendersonville. N. c.;
Edmond Plohn; Edword M. Pooley
Ell Paso Herald-Post; Shirley Po-
vich, Washington Post; James H
Powers, Boston Globe; Col. Louis
w. Prentiss, U. S. A.; James D.
Preston; Byron Price, New York
Henry F. Pringle; William F.
Pyper, Booth Newspapers.
Henry Ravenel; william F. Ray
mond; A. P. Reeves; WhitelaW
Reid, New York Herald Tribune;
John A. Reilly; James B. Reston
New York Times; Robert w. Rich
ards, Springfield State Journal;
Ralph Richardson, Gaylord. Va;
Donald R. Richberg, Charlottes-
vile; Lawrence Richey; Winfield
W. Riefler; Robert L. Riggs, Louis
vile Courrier-Journal; John L
Rogers, Interstate Commerce Com
mission; William P. Rogers: DR.
Benjamin Rones; Dwight E. Rorer
Louis Ruppen, Golfers Weekly;
Frank M. Russell; Lawrence Rut.
man, United Features Syndicate
DR.. Fordyce B. st. John, New
York; Carl Sandburg. Flat Rock
N. c.; Mai. william r. Santel.
mann, U. s. Marine Corps; DR.. H
r. Schneider; John J. Schumann
jr.. New York; Tasso Harold Scott
Emil A. Sees, Kansas City Star
E. j. Seifert, Chicago: DR.. Mau
rice A. Selinger; Gideon Seymour
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
Howard c. Sheperd, New York;
Admiral Forrest P. Sherman, Chief
of Naval Operations; Duke Shoop
Kansas City Star; Jouett Shouse;
Richard w. Slocum, Philadelphia
Evening Bulletin; Beverly Smith;
c. r. Smith, New York; Carleton
Smith. New York; Lisle A. Smith;
Russell Smith; John j. Sparkman,
Senator from Alabama; Lawrence
Spivak, American Mercury; Frank
Stanton, New York; Frank J.
Starzel, Associated Press; Ernest
Evening star., 1949-12-11
List of Guests and Members Attending Dinner of Gon Club

Stauffen, New York; Samuel Sta
visky, Washington Post; Jack
Steele, New York Herald Tribune;
Douglas. Stengel; William P.
Steven, Minneapolis Star and
Tribune; Adlai E. Stevenson.
Governor of Illinois; Thomas L.
Stokes, United Features Syndi-
cate; Ewel Stone, Centerville.
Okla; Walker Stone. Scripps-
Howard Newspapers; George B.
fStorer, Detroit; Clair L. Stout;
Holly Stover; Warde B. String
ham; Comdr. George D. Sullivan.
U. S. NJ; Paul Swensson. Mime
apolis Tribune; Arthur Sylvester.
Newark Evening News; w. Stuart
|Symington, Secretary Of the Air
Force.
Harold NJ. Talburt, Scripps-
Toward Newspapers; H. Thomas
Tausig, Orville j. Taylor. Chicago:
DR.. William cambridge Terrell, jr.:
Corcoran Thorn. DR.. Edward p.
Thomas, Frederick, Md; Francis
D. Thomas, 1t. Col. Robert H.
Thomas, U. S. Marine Corps; A.
M. Thomason, United Press:
Glenn Thompson. Cincinnati En-
quirer; Dick Thornburg, Scripps-
Howard Newspapers; Merle
Thorpe. Elliott Thurston, Bascom
N. Timmons, Houston Chronicle;
George Holden Tinkham, Boston;
Charles T. Tittmann, DR.. Norman
H. Topping, Adolf Torovsky, Oliver
w. Trapp, Marshall P. Trippe.
Walter Trojan, Chicago Tribune;
Max O'Rell Truitt, Charles P.
Trussell, New York Times; Doug
las Tschiffely. Walter r. Tucker
man, Jack Tulloch. Alexandria
Gazette; Joseph P. Tumulty, jr.,
Charles L. Tut, Colorado Springs;
James S. Twohey.
Thomas r. Underwood, Repre-
sentative from Kentucky.
v.
Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg,
Chairman of Staff. U. s. A. F.; 1t.
Col. F. j. van Gestel, U. S. A. F.
| (retiredD; William w. Vaughan
fassistant to the Vice President;
Thomas E. Velotta, New York;
Earle Venable, Republican Con-
gressional Committee; Ray Vir
Den, New York.
w
George D. Wait; Frank Wal
drop, Washington Times-Herald:. :.
John Scott Walker. Orange, Va:
Basil L. Walters. Chicago Daily
News; Franklyn Waltman, Phila-
delphia; Philip Warden, Chicago
Tribune: Albert L. Warner: Paul
Nc c. Warner. Philadelphia In
quirer; Sylvester Weaver, New
York; James E. Webb. Under
secretary of State: Herman L.
Weckler, Detroit; Rear Admiral
Charles Wellborn. U. S. NJ; Brig.
Gen. w. w. Wensinger. U. s.
Marine Corps; James L. West:
Lawrence B. Wetherby. Lieuten.
ant Governor of Kentucky: War
rem Wheaton; Roger J. White
ford; Leroy Whitman, Army and
Navy Journal; Charles B. Wiggin.
New York; ]. Russell Virgins.
Washington Post; Grafton s. VIII
cox, Mount Vernon, N. Y; Jack
Williams, Kansas City Star; John
]. Williams, Senator from Della
ware: Wash B. Williams; Morton
III. Wilmer; Herbert H. Wilson.
Kansas City; Lyle c. Wilson.
United Press; Richard L. Wilson.
Des Moines Register and Tribune; /;
Thomas w. Wilson; Robert A..
Winston; Lewis Wood, New York
Times; w. S. Woodfill, Chicago: R.
w. Woodruff, Atlanta; Paul Woo
ton, New Orleans Times-Picayune:
James L. Wright, Buffalo Evening
News.
Henry Xander.
Y
John Russell Young; John Rus
sell Young, jr.
Fred M. Zeder, Detroit.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

Guests and members OF the
Gridiron Club 1Dho attended the
Winter dinner last night folloD.
Members names are in bold
face type.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

Ine COmu1lCCce UIIeIuuld WAS
solved when a member. in re-
sponse to further suggestions that
the Democrats. be ignored, de-
clared that "as long as they have
Harry Truman and his Missouri
mule train
Mule Train," the committee
chairman shouted. Nov we've
got something"
The Democratic skft and dinner
ended with Vice President Barkley
joining members of the Gridiron
Club In singing a final chorus OF
his favorite song. Wagon Wheels"
Evening star., 1949-12-11

Robert H. Patchin, New York..
Graham Patterson. Farm Journal;
Evening star., 1949-12-11

we SUb CdllutOdtCo kdAOiC WiiO,
Are entirely free from graft,
We got disaffected admirals
Unhappy with their boats.
What amt we got?
We amt got votes!"
Former Senator John Foster
Dulles of New York passed up the
Fishwheel meeting, but Senator
Brewster discovered he had posted
a notice on the Fishwheel bulletin
board.
"I have surrendered all claim
to my claim" Dulles had written.
my pick and shovel are for sale,
cheap. Who was the man who
made 'spigot' rhyme with 'bigot'
and Dewey rhyme with 'fooey'?"
Dulles fate reminded the COP
of the contest Senator Robert A.
Taft faces in Ohio next year, and
Senator Bricker sang to the yearn-
ing tune Of "a Year From To-
night:
We've .ev'ry hope you'll win
: Ohio, .-..
That ev'ry vote will lift you
high, 50
We won't be. parted and broken
hearted
A year from today!"
Driscoll More Hopeful.
But Gov. Driscoll of New Jer-
sey, cheerful because of his recent
victory over Democrats in that
State. struck a more hopeful note
to the tune of Dear Hearts and
Gentle People:
II love those dear hearts and
gentle people,
Who vote in New Jersey,
Because those dear hearts ano
gentle people
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-13
DRAFTEES & VETERANS GUIDE
By MAJOR THOMAS M. MAJ

surance companies (your NSLI IS mutual insurance) are result of i, one or both of these two factors: a mortality rate which is lower than expected and an interest rate obtained by the company Gin this case, by the VA) on it's invest ments of premiums which is higher than the interest rate 1t must pay out.
 This NSLI dividend comes only from the lower-than-expected mor- tality rate.
 The number of casualties in the war has nothing to do with the dividend. The er-than-expected mortality rate' applies only to deaths not resulting from the war.
 The insurance held by men who died as result of the war, either during it or after it, is paid by special appropriations. Therefore, the number of war-incurred deaths did not (and does not) take any premium money cut of the NSLI fund
 Presumably, from here on out regular dividends will be paid by the VA on the anniversary date of each policy still in force. The in- surance held by World War l vet erans has been paying dividends right along as they are earned, since 1921.
 But the dividend to De paid starting next January is called by the VA special dividend