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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FUR COAT, Hudson seal. size 4o-42,
full length. almost new excel. cond..
$500: housecoat. blue figured. size
A., 81: Hamilton lady's wrist watch
and bracelet, $40. FIR. 1915. 20
FUR COAT, black Selinne, 4, nearly
new; sac. cash. $50. 1883 18th st.
NV. CO. 7I46 before PIN. -
FUR CoAT-Genuine mink coat in
perfect condition, size 16. $500.
FUR COAT-Mink, originally $1,440,
size 1918, new, never worn. owner
died, will sell for $3.50. RIA. 1912.
FUR COAT. Mouton lamb, full back,
condition like new. size 1914, $50.
FUR COAT. full length. excel. style
and cond., 1914. S25. OW. 1899
FUR CoAT-The perfect Xmas gift
for her. Beautiful Eastern wild
mink coat, size l416, 20 perfectly
matched skins in excel cond., orig.
cost. $4,000. will sacrifice for $500
or pest offer. Selling because Of
financial difficulty. Wonderful OPP
portunity for enc who wears the
finest. WO. 1869. .-21
FUR COATS t2l. used; good condi-
finn Coll PA 1rS3
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PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT =
Camera, 16-mm., Bell g. Howell, 20
DA 1.5 lens, with case, new; In
box; lifetime guarantee. Lists $685.,
sell $500.
KoDAK-Refiex 2Mx2A. case, sun
shade and f1lter;- F3.5 lens: 1900
shutter. New. in box. Worth $145,
sell 500.
PRoJECToR-sound. 16-mm. with
continuous projection attachment,
built-in screen: AC and DC: like
new. Cost S6s5, sell 5000:
angle Elk F2.7; Lin. Leitz Fl a;
Lin. Elk Fl q adapted for special;
Lin. Cook Fat; 2-in. Tessar F3 3;
Elk FIT; 2-in. Elk FLO, Gin.
Elk F4 3, Several of each In excel
lent condition at bargain prices.
PHOTO LAMPS - Refiectors and
stands for No. photo foods; ex-
cellent condition; Sig each.
BYRON, INC.
1000 Wis Ave MI 1870
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PIANOS, grands. Steinway, Knabe,
all reasonable. LAWSON a. COLL
BART in American Storage Bldg,
2S01 Georsia ave. AID. 1928 day,
RA. 0491 night. Evenings BY appt
We buy and take pianos In trade.
43s
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FUR COATS

FUN CUAIS
Must sell every garment in stock re-
gardless of cost. We cannot pay
our bills with fur coats, jackets,
capes or scarfs II you are looking
for the best buy in town. see us
hrst. Budget terms: lay away.
BASKIN FURS
Corner sth and G NV.
FUR JACKET, light wolf dyed lynx.
Size 10; excellent condition. S25.
ITO Gallatin st. NV, Apt. lob.
FUR JACKET. size 80 short. Two silk
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CLOTHING-Top prices paid for
mems used clothing. typewriters,
musical instr, guns, binoculars. etc
LEVIN'S SALES. 1903 H ST. NE.
AT 3916. WILL CALL.
CLOTHING-Highest prices for mems
Used clothing. BERMAN'S 1922 7th
st.. nm NV AID 1927. Will call daily
DIAMONDS, gold, old jewelry and
silver. Cash paid. ERNEST BURK.
INC. 614 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE wanted At once. good
furniture Of all kinds: entire home
or odd pieces; pay cash. Please
call MR. JAMES. phone MA 1920
FURNITURE-Good fused household
goods, all or part: china, cut glass;
top prices. MRS. GRAY, RE. 1904.
FURNITURE-Wtll buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces. Also old glass
ware china. bric-a-brac. Buying
and selling for over so years. HOP.
WOODS 9Th and & SITS. NV ME
1897
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

tdTpo, tAtTHB.'
equipment; priced low. 2513 M ST.
NV. Q to IL daily. Elk. 35.!7. II
Xmas Television Special
New famous makes. 10-inch table
models at new low price of Sl3A
up delivered, many models to choose
from, specials only at our ne loca-
ton. MID CITY RADIO a. TELE-
VISION. ia 18th st. ne, Ii.
4-6555 -
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PREFABRICATED
ARMY BUILDINGS

WHIT HILL FARMS STATION
Warrenton. Va, U. s. Route 29-211
Complete buildings, bottled. OF finest
quality Government approved
materials.
20 it. x "a ft.-$295.00
20 it. x 80 ft.-$365.O0
20 it. x 100 ft.-$745.00
We can supply any length prefabri-
Gated building in 20-ft. width at
equally low prices.
Also available complete buildings,
partially prefabricated.
20 it. x 100 ft.-$425.00
These buildings are clean and inyit-
, ing. Ideal for homes, tourist cabins,
storehouse, general farm use. etc.
Double floors, doors. windows and
completely insulated. Most build
inss have drop siding. Easily dis
mantled and re-erected.
Open daily and Sunday, $50 to 4:so
Harris Wrecking Co.
Vint Hill Farms Station
Located on U. s. Routes 2a-2l1
3 Miles Northeast Of Warrenton, Va.
RADIATORS. hot water; gas; boilers,
furnaces. valves; etc: BLOCK 8.
aG5s y fn 81 RS ~ 1909 sosiom nu,,t
. high fidelity. Browning tuner, l5-ia.
A a1anh a@a ba4nsn g. pa a55
RADIO PHoNoGRAPH., Scott all
wave receiver. IL tubes, 15-inch
network, Garrard changer, reluc-
fS5 sass% RssassR NO cs snosf
RADIO pHoNoGRAPH. Magnavox
with, changer. Belvedere model. 2
r Sb@5 .n.p contos comb
new, ss5. 81. 24I6. 20
RADIO TESTER. Simpson. model go
Broxnins AM. FIN tuner. Sloo. 81.
RANGE. cleo. Universal, table top;
right-hand oven, thermostat control;
good condition; S45. JU. 1882.
RANGE. GE. 4-burner, controlled
oven, good cond.; $50. Wo. s34e.
RANGE, electric ON. Also refsr. and
Firestone washer All new Rea-
sonable. Gaithersburg 1881. 80
RANGES, used. winter sale. Gas and
electric, wide selection. excellent
J JOHN G. WEBSTER g.. SINCE 1872.
RECORD Rec st. Pnh.ASYiERs. cleo; Govern
ment surplus: $50 value for sl9.95;
ssRR s@ P 5HSSssi H tlsf e
STORE. 3117 14th st. NV. 20
RECORDER-Sound mirror tape re-
corder. Excellent condition 500;
Res sr 1sr nor[ s oG N.
scriber portable and desk models,
reasonable: Crestwood tape recorder,
Sl10. 1925 Vermont ave. District
RECoRDERs-webster wire record
S85. Rentals, IS day. Rental cred
ited on purchase new UNITY CO.
REcoRpIo FOR sALE-wtlcox Gay
e1f phene s fSDd aoa
House months @ DID, old 8: s17 Se' cash.
Owners moving to furn. apt. TR.
REFRIGERAToR. 9 Gu. IT. aE. excel
made; S110 delivered within area.
WI. 6060. ga
REFRIGERATORS 49, We are over
stocked on all leading-name brands;
q. samples at greatly reduced prices
Save as much as $50 to $50: from a
select stock. representing leading
pay. ELPERsTEINs ELEcTRIc
VILLAGE. 224 Carroll ave, TAX.
PIX. Md. sH. 200. sH. 1893. Open
Mon IL Thurs T,s and Sat; till 9.
and sizes; rebuilt and guaranteed.
$50 and up. FREDERICK'S, 1905
REFRIGERAToRs. reconditioned win
ter sale. Guaranteed from 1875.
JOHN G. WEBSTER CO.. since 1912.
REFRiGERATORs-4os disc. on all
floor models: last years models
slashed. Easy terms. Open ewes.
until 8. ROYAL. APPLIANCE CO.,
1911 Nichols ave. sc. LU. $1,000.
L. 4
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Duplex 2 Bedrooms, $105.00
Bright. spacious rooms with large
sliding panel closets and picture
windows. Memberships available In
Country Club adjoining development.
Capital Transit Bus H-6 into develop
ment.
Directions: From Peace Cross 81
Bladensburg, take Route q. S. 80 to
3rd trafic light, then turn right on
Route 202. 90 ia miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village. Landover, Nd.
AP 016S ii
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO, baby grand. med, sacrlflce
$3.50. $40 Pa. ave. sc. ~
PIANO. Acrosonlc splnet and console
models. Guilt by Baldwin: embodies
features of small grands and up.
right, fun resonant tone. responsive
action durability and eye-appealins
case designs in mahogany. walnut
ebony. light oak and maple finish
Exclusive at HUGO WORCH. e25
@ NV Established 1879
PIANO-Get your piano before 1t:
too late for Christmas delivery. fa.
nous names. full size keyboards,, al
greatly reduced Also few fiool
samples. espec,ally priced. You car
get now a fall size keyboard Spinet
piano as low as 1915. your old piano
taken in on trade. balance on easy
terms LUBAR. INC. 1900 q ST. NV
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

straw; reasonable prices: viii del.
aLADwYN FARMS, Ashton AZ SS41.
WELSH PONY-12 yrs. old; very
gentle. beautiful ANIMAL; solid dark
also beautiful 4-wheel carriage in
new condition and harness; would
like to sell as unit for $500 or best
offer: also yearling mare pony colt;
q truly beautiful specimen; make
offer. MATAPONI FARM, Groom,
PONY AND 6 WK. FOAL for sale;
reasonable. ia. 1927, after IL noon.
%
HELPER CALVES pretty Holsteins,
weaned and healthy. Fine Xmas
PRESNIKOFF, 8 miles Oh Rt. 81 l
In Gainesville, Va. Bristow I'd.
Phone Haymarket 67F11. -21
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H. G.. SMITHY co.
S11 18th st. NV, ST. $500

COLORED - APPLICATIONS being
accepted for newly decorated apis,
available: first Of the year. Phone
coIoRE66 APIS. Conversion from
white to temperatures: small down
payment; monthly $50 to $50 or
more; 646 Newton place NV; see
Janitor, then call Ma. 1885 or Ia.
APARTMENTS WANTED
GOUCHER GRAD. and daughter.
g.. empl. at Johns Hopkins A. r. L..
want furn. apt. by Jan. or 16;
NV. conv.- to dwntn. sH. ZOO.
UNFURN. or FURN enc, nice sec.
ton; empl. couple: up to Ss5. Box
R faS,5 sfsf PROFESSIONAL CPL.
desire 1-bedroom apt. furn: or un-
furn., in NV. apt, bldg. Must ba
clean and convenient to transp.
Excel. references. RE. 4l42'o Ext
3 so AfDULTs DESIRE 2 bedrooms.
Kitchen, private bath, apt: n.ws
Section. MI. 247s. COLEMAN.
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DiSsin's Chest House

Singles, doubles, triples are available
women In one of the finest guest
houses in the city; delicious food;
transp. to all parts of the city. POI
Mass. ave. NV. DE 919S. -23
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GLASSMANOR

Congress Heights Section
FOOT OF S. CAPITOL ST. AT D. c..
MD. LINE. NEW DEVELOPMENT.
! AND :! BEDRM. APIS. FOR JAN.
l OCCUPANCY. PHONE 10. $500.
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SEWING MACHINE

White, cleo. rotary, never used, sos:
lee. coffee urn set, pcs, used
once. S25: stereotype w/case, $25;
SIN. Oriental rug other articles.
EN- 73S3
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CONSOLE, hand dec, table, chairs
desk, tea-caIt. shadow boxes. cotie'
worth looking at. IA. $3.50 before q
OLD-FASHIONED CAND Y-Cleal
toys. RENDERS. S8ntas. ETC., al
FoRMACS CANDIES. 1903 X st
NV. or 736 9th St NV. Brini
late Santa, weighing IS lbs; Wash.
ington's finest chocolates and orig
Convenience. Drop in or call 81
4762 and we will have your order
ready. Candy mailed anywhere
SILVER TEA SERVICE, plated. {
pieces. including kettle. refined de.
sign. in excel. cond. CHI. 1892. -2t
WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPAEDIA. tn.
all-year, all-family gift. Still time
Easy terms Call co 2a14 81
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Rollethex automatic. new model; also
Retina, model IA with bullt-in Sync;
c Il it2ss a EScH tx eass 81 4s
CAMERAS FOR xMAS-Save 25ec on
most makes of, cameras movie
screens. Plenty Of all brands and
styles in stock. Uptown's prices are
naoTo ysu fhs lowest ssa 1fVns s
NV. no. s970. Open ewes. III 9
CAMERA GUIDE free. Pay to mo.
top p'to-movie eopt.. yr. guar. BREN-
c hEH as Pe CARPET sss ms IS Be- bein9 4Ss
placed IN Tilden, Gardens dining
room. There is about 20 50. yards
Of used carpet in good eonditi ion
al or any 1g Part f9E sal en- ao9a
CASH REGISTER-McAsky Service
S very Titles Ie ssSo. 3s54 chiilum
I'd; (esueesenstown!' Mt Rainier. Nd
aashons 'hsassF sfn' ne ssns5 eaR
also other theater, seats: fair condi-
OFFICE EQUIPMENT co. $50 N.
carS sse: RiH; old china dinner set.
about 90 years. Service for -.
BETHESDA CHEVY CHASE AN
.TI9UEs, s.15 Wise ave OIL: 2 2di?
imported from France $50 oo5 pieces;
eHRIsTMAS BARGAIN-Furs from
stola. Baum martens. Cali DU. 1000
christmas TREEsMcut your own.
S1.25: make it an occasion; saws
, N for Children ,,rf Holly s5s
CHRISTMAS TREEs-For sale. fresh
ly cut, 81 .9S up~ Beautiful berries
on holly. 34o2 Macomb st. NV or.
CHRISTMAS TREES any size. SOC;
CIGAR AND CANDY CASE, g Il;
e 2Ds T es De 5 ,fys after VII a 'si
CLARINET. Conn, wood, de luxe mod.
cost $500. sell $3.50. Herndon SIS.
cLAR1NETs-closins out famous
COLUMBIA MUSIC CO, 5000 n
CLOTHING-Topcoa for man 8 It.
tall, good cond,. $40; Irue-tone car
all 3, 500. Call after 8. 10. 2-1639.
I211 Nichols ave. Sc. 80
COAL FURNACE. Red Jacket No. /.
American radiator, 1st class condi-
ton. Victor S0l5 bet. and 6 p m.
20s
CoAT-Hudson Seal. finger tip
length. $50. Orig cost S215. Also
Seal cape. S15s WO. o16o. ~
COATS-Lady's,s excel cond,, size H.
is, Australian fur Jacket, good
style, $3.50; fur-lined red tweed
long coat, $50 so: fitted green long
coat. fur collar. SIS. RE. 114a.
COATS AND SUITS
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TEI,EVISTON

TELEVISION
XMAS BONUS SPECIAL
savings on new 1850
TVS. National brands with built-in
aptenna priced from sos. Large
Large 81 50. in. TV with 3-speed
changer. AMIN radio in a beauti-
full plhg cabinet. list price, 1859 .95;
our price. S439.a5; and many other
bargain All sets brand-new.
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 eth st. NV. MA. $3.50
Open Till Q PM. Daily
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
APARTMENTS uhFuRhisHED

SILVER SPRING-Bsmt. apt. liv.
rm, bedrm.. kitchen, bath, pvt. entr..
sos incl. util. Part furn. SH. 1926.
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CHRISTMAS GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
FOR HIM.
CAMERAS

FOR CHILDREN.
BICYCLES-New models, Columbia.
Shelby, Colson, 20 "a and 20 in
$3.50 and UP. GILBERTS, HOG II
st ne.
PUPPIES for giveaway. White and
champagne color. wks. old. Lovely
pets. Female. Ii. 6-0532 after 8 PIN.
FOR THE FAMILY
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COATS AND SUITS

LADIES' We overbought. we are
overstocked with quality nerchan-
disc. If it's cloth coat or suit you
need it will pay you to make your
reduced UP to 5oss for Immediate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
CAMERAS

Rolletfiex automatic. new model; also
Retina, model IA with built-in sync.
In stock and for sale. SOMMERS
CAMERA EXCHANGE, TIA I4th
st ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

BEAUTIFUL
ENTS--A few
nous Danish
z pm, Wed
only. 1865
TIA. 1897.
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S85 PER MONTH

mr.. St. Elizabeth Has large size
rms; liv. rm, dinette, kit. and
bath. Close to shopping and bus.
Utilities included. Also ] bedrn. !;
SCI. Write Box o69-M Star "a
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BASKIN FURS

CONSTRUCTION SHEDS t3)-Also
misc doors and windows. 1874 D
CURIO CABINET, Victorian mahog-
any: best offer. Call 81. 0122.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-01

that she learned in the elementary
grades; and that youngsters know
more about their textbooks than she
does. It takes hours on end to learn
to add as fast as some of her sixth
graders, to spell as well as her sew
enth graders and learn as many facts
of social studies as many of her pu-
pills know.
One beginning teacher said to me,
"What in the world am l going to
do? Those youngsters know more
than I do. Even if I look up every
thing, 1 can't remember it all" /
said, MAKE a teachers edition for
each subject by writing answers in
your desk copies. Get keys and man
uals from your publishers. Keep one
jump ahead of your classes" She
surmounted her difficulties and be-
came a successful teacher.
Most teachers very naturally look
forward to the time when they can
step into a large system and teach
one grade only. They will find many
advantages, but it is my opinion that
very few of them will find it easier.
The large number of pupils presents
its difficulties and problems.
Here, especially in the very large
systems, a teacher is merely a cog
in the wheel, a small part of a large
machine.
I'll venture to say she will look
back to the time when in the rural
district she was accepted as an i'm
portant human being. She will think
of the satisfaction she experienced
when she had achieved some success
in some difficult task in that little
one-room school.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-01

mapped, a blanket is simply a piece
of tightly woven MATERIAL Here's
the test. Press your fingers into the
blanket to see how deep the nap is
the deeper, the warmer the blan-
ket.
One of the most important fea-
lures of a blanket is its bindings.
They increase its loneliness if they
are perfectly matched should
be sturdy enough to stand constant
handling and tucking in under the
mattress. For long service, select
bindings made of fabrics such as
rayon satin. Of course, it goes
without saying that they should be
neatly stitched.
But fine blankets give more than
long service and warmth. They add
beauty to the home. Colors should
be clear and pure. Pastels should be
delicate; dark tones, deep and true.
Avoid muddy colors. Spread out the
blanket to make sure that colors are
uniform throughout.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-01
Wanted

I WOULD LIKE so much to have
the recipe of a walnut bread, a
Croatian or a Slovenian sweet bread
called Povatea. My mother used to
make it, especially at Christmas time
or at Easter time.
Would appreciate hearing from
someone who has it. I thank you.
Mrs. p. w.. Judith Basin Count.
I would like to know if someone
has a recipe for crab apple pickles.
I used to have one that required
no cooking, but had a very heavy
syrup poured hot over them in a
crock and repeated every day for
three days. They keep without seal
ing. But I've forgotten how much
sugar, vinegar, etc. Could someone
comply? 1t will be very greatly ap-
preciated.-Mrs. c. M. Yellowstone
County.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-01
Montana Tales

TWO BOOKS all oldtimers as well
as the younger generation will want
to read are Trails I Rode" $3.50,
and Memories of Old Montana"
$3.50, both by Con Price, partner
and life time friend of Charlie Rus
sell.
Price came to Montana in the
spring of '86 when horses, cattle,
pioneers and Indians ranged the
hills and prairies. He knew every
outfit from the Canadian border to
Wyoming, from Miles City to the
mountains. Memories of Old Mon
tana" first to be published brought
letters from oldtimers and reminis-
cences which prompted the writing
of 'sTrails / Rode"
They are written In true cowboy
language that anyone who loves the
old west villa understand. "a
The publishers: Trails End Pub
hshsDg Co, Mes Pasadena, Calf.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-01
When Buying Blankets

AMONG THE -HOMEMAKER'S
most cherished possessions are her
blankets. Rich in color, they add
enduring beauty to the home. Warm
and fleecy, they give comfort and
protection through the cold winter
months.
They are one of the basic ne
cessities of a home and as such, of
prime importance to every home
maker.
While women generally seem to
know how to buy the majority of
household items, how to determine
blanket quality still appears to be
shrouded in mystery.
A good blanket is made of 100
per cent virgin wool. The wool
should be from the best part of
the animal-from the back. Wool
from any other part is coarse, short
and dirty. Across the back the fibres
are long, clean, soft and full of life.
While you cannot tell simply by
looking at a blanket from which
part of the animal the wool comes,
you can be sure of buying a fine
quality product by purchasing a
brand name which has a 1ong-stand-
ing reputation.
Not only is the quality of the wool
important, but to give proper
warmth, the weave must be firm
and close. Despite the machine age,
weaving is still a question of human
skill. The more expert the weaver
at the loom, the better the blanket
A well-woven blanket has substance
Take it in your hand and feel its
texture. Hold it up to the light anC
note how even its weave.
A billowy blanket with a fluffy
nap is the best buy. 1t is attractive
to look at, luxurious to the toucl
and above all, warmer. Very fin
blankets are double mapped. Nap
ping creates cells ia the blanke
which improve its insulating qualit,
and thus make it warmer. It is ais
what gives your blanket that Lowell
fleece-hke texture. Before IT j
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-01
Our Creme wafer system?
Snnarfesf buy 1 ever made!

Not just for convenience. 1 mean actual dollars and cents"
That's right-running water is a real producer! You can see it
pay out in better gains on your beef and hogs -. more milk
from your cows -. more eggs from your hens. Because one rule
10 feeding any farm animal is PLenty of Water at Al Times
But, of course, convenience counts, too. Comes cleanup time.
it's mighty nice to have all the water you want, right where YOU
want it,
There's someone else who'll agree: the lucky lady up at the
house! She wouldn't be without her new Crane Bathroom $50.
her step-aving Crane Kitchen 80. or her uork-saving Crane
Iaundrette.
Yes, Crane supplies the complete water system-eperytbme
inside and out. Just ask your Crane dealer to show what it can
do for your farm and home. You'll agree it's the smaytet buy
you'll ever make!
Evening star., 1949-07-18

Remarkable Of ths-p price linen-closet furnish
ngs including: linen. cotton eyelet. Modeiro-
type and ninon scorfs and vonity sets; cotton
choir sets from Chino; cotton and plostic toble
cloths; embroidered cotton pillow cases
WsL-No,fh Bsildisg Bsdsst Homsfsrsisbissa
FeMtk Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-04
Humid S8 Degrees Due
With Showers Today

The weather today and tomor-
row will follow yesterdays humid
pattern, with showers and high
temperatures of about 80 degrees.
the Weather Bureau reported.
Scattered showers this afternoon
will send the mercury to a low of
only "a degrees tonight. with the
humidity remaining high. There
will be some chance Of relief after
the expected rain tomorrow. the
forecaster said.
The series Of hard showers late
yesterday measured LA inches at
National Airport.
The. high temperature yester-
day was SO degrees at $3.50 pm.
and today's low was "a ut 1884
am. s
Evening star., 1949-08-04
Mcclure, BozeIon and Bostion
! In Lead for Appeals Judgeships
Truman Is Expected to Act Quickly
On Six Appointments Under New Law

President Truman is expected
to act quickly to appoint the six
judges provided for local courts
by new legislation, it was said
today after Mr.. Truman had
signed the bill adding three men,
bers each to the Court of Appeals
and District Court.
The measure, which calls for
more than a score of judges in
Jurisdictions where there are
crowded dockets. received the
Presidents approval late yester-
day.
In advance Of the actual pas
sage of the legislation. thought has
been given to prospective ap-
pointees. In Informed quarters to-
day it was believed the three tor
Evening star., 1949-08-04
Mr.. Hunt Tells His Story
By Miriom Ottenberq

Copyright 1949, by The Evening Starr
James v. Hunt, central figure in
the Senate subcommittee probe of
Iinfiuence-peddling "f1ve-percent-
ers," today broke his silence to
tell his side of the story to this
reporter.
Mr.. Hunt, a former Army lieu
tenant colonel, in business for the
last three years as management
counsellor, had seen no reporter
since the day in June when he
was suddenly thrust into the
|limelight of investigation.
Stretched out on chaise
Tongue on a side porch of his ram
bling. one-story home, at 3116
Fessenden street NV, he spoke
sometimes haltingly. sometimes in
a burst of words. Occasionally. he
turned to his lawyer or his secre-
tary to refresh his memory of
dates or incidents. He explained
that his files were all in the hands
of the Senate Investigations Sub
committee and he had to 60 pure
ly on recollection.
His wife cast frequent anxious
glances in his direction. She said
the doctor had been examining
him while the reporter waited to
see him. Mr.. Hunt himself ex-
planned he has had a heart condi-
tion since 1888. had to sign a
waiver to get in The Army and
now is suffering from what his
doctor calls deep shock" He said
he has lost 20 pounds since my
little Pearl Harbor" Immediately
after the interview, he went to
the hospital.
In the course of the question
ing, he said emphatically he had
not sold his services to clients on