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RMS. FURN.-Mo. 8 VA.

FURN. RIM; private home; on bus
line; unlim. phone; conv. for G. w.
and GEORGETOWN student. downtown
and pentaeon workers; S35 single;
SILVER Rs sPRfSG. afSe Mb;-Esrse large single
IN H1 neW n0a0te home 1oo9 sH ~Ss ss74 private nstn
LARGE DBLE. RM.. cooking facilities.
semipvt. bath and refsr.; near bus
line; $50 :nn. mo. GH, g593; ;s, E@l -.
next to bath; Christian home; mr.
bus, Pentagon and D. c.. nondrinkers
4sao ' HGRAN AVE. suitland-Nicely
furn, rm. for gentleman. HI. 6a9l,
BEVERLY HILLs-Extra-lse. dbl
bedrm, newly decorated, 2 lge.
closets, phone in rm.. next to bath;
another bath in house; on buslines.
AREINGToN-Gentleman; S min. to
Pentason and Navy Annex: nice rm;,
SILVER SPRTNG-Lge bright room;
share bath with one gentleman. 81.
NicE LARGE ROOM. new home. II
blocks to bus; S35 month; break
ss: SsoHs .seto5 1sosnfR ct 89nsss R5sfsssf
ARIiNGroN. GSyG N. Glebe rd.-on bus
line. lge.. S9l., Weil-turn rm. with
bath, 4 windows; pvt home; gentle
NR' nan pESfAG VA oS 81 and Navy. AnneS--
Lge. rm., sgl. or dbl, semipvt. bath
with shower CH. s592. go
3Os N. MONROE ST. Arlington-
Nicely furn. rm., mr.. bath with
shower; bus within block: share bath
with one girl. CHI. 1853. 40
SILVER SPRING-Large dbl room; l
or 2; new home; cow. shopping dist
and transp; Box 295-V; star. 2o'
Md-Employed couple; kitchen and
dining room privileges; all utilities
furnished UN. 1881. go
CHEvERLY-Two rms, study. bedrm.
and pvt. bath; twin beds: blk. bus:
gentlemen refs. req. WA. 5992
FRIENDSHIP HTS.-Lge. bright rm.,
semipvt. bath, conv. transp. Bethes-
da, Sill. Spg. and town. WI. 1925.
MT. RAINIER. MD, 41o5 s4th St
Pvt home; LIST a.; bus at dor. UN.
FUaN. ROOM. pvt. entr.. pvt. bath;
ideal loc.; individual pref, Phone
ARLrNGToN, VA. 71s No. Edison
Nicely furn. rm. for 8 men. single
beds, semiprivate bath with shower;
conyen, to bus. GIL. 5215. -21
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

TYPEWRITER, Portable Corona.
Sd lst5class condten s T. priced rf for I'm i'm
dep. 57l6 18th st. NV. GE. 1858.
VACUUM CLEANER. in good condi-
tion. SIS. WA. SAIL. 30
WARDROBE TRUNK, in excellent
condition. Owens S140. POS
WASHER. Bendix automatic, perfect
S2rdit!Hn; %5 asSs, l year old sell 3s9 cheap
WASHER. so' spindry. Thor Automasic,
9 mos. old, $50. Evenings TW
WASHER. Kenmore auto, with suds
5e!uFn aep Ge 1FoneF pI nw very cheap
sood eonidtion dEma $Bo sBtnofyR RA .sps e very
WASHER, apt. size, Easy whirldry,
with, stand; like new. S45. AT.
WASHER, Easy spindrier, large, 2la
yrs old. Best offer. WI. 9453. 20
WASHER. apartment size, Easy whirl-
dry. $50; excel. cond. HI. 1888. 20'
ms sa5 exee eond hHnd5s WY pay
$500 for new one? S3S s..
Frederick St, Apt. 32.-A' Airing
WasHfSG Sasi nc MACHINE, Al cond.; 2
overcoats, size 40. Phone GIL.
WASHING MACHINE. Easy" Spin
drier model, practically new, used
Mas Be- seen only 70 Be mGS Sed
wAsHiSG Sssi GN MACHINE. apt. size, i"4s
MODEL; excellent cond., $50, Gall
whsHjSG As; iSSef MACHINE, aluminium tubs,
Maytag, reconditioned. 500. WA.
WASHING MACHINE. Launderan,
Ike new, $50; also elec. ironer.
whsHiNG GN J. MACHINE %: ecu. IT.
saoa 81 new wts and sra suarsnteed H wo g5iss g5s
WASHING MACHINE-one brand
Bendix de luxe: both fully guaran-
teed. 500 each. Furniture store
has given UP franchises. DU. 1924.
WATER HEATERS. gas or electric;
T. WEHRLE & son. 1880 wis. ave.
WATER r 'aaEarERs. new. Govt. sur.
FPNG Pl2s Sn;a 95Itirea Il $ sss6e NJ R5ocKs sos
ing makes; terms. JOHN G. WEB
WHEELCHAIR, Everest d. Jennings
folding. chromium plated; cost. ST 10;
quick sale. $50. Wo. $685. Apt.
HANS. NoTE-B. c.-s4sR receiver,
lin.iter' etc, S65; Precision Model
$50, multi meter. SIS: VHF 1852
tennas. 500; several 400 mil swing.
ing and filter chokes, SIS ca; dual
6-volt to 3u0-volt 200 mil. vibrator
power supply from Motorola T-69-
20 A Sl5: green flyer heavy duty
governed turntable. Dozens minor
items. SH. 5o3l 10
COMPLETE DRUG STOCK. prescrip-
ton stocks, cosmetics, patent med
een efn, dTHs fixtures wr.. real sa1 by
SET OF S beautiful ranch mink skins;
AM EXCAvATiNG at 1st and L sts
NV; 5000 yds. dirt free for haul
DUScAN PHYFE LAMP TABLES. un-
finished; bookcases, occ. chairs, So. SO
R.e.A. C. iAai, RaDIooPaoNoGRAPE HOMO comb.
with cabinet: also small table radio.
Emerson. Gall WA. 4077. 80
tTess snd spring, practically new.
4 nc HOST = CHAIRS. Il upholstered mai in dark
red perfect cond.. $50 each. Phone
sAcR1FlcE-practically M1i iGei new orosley
Tad.o-phSno; Iadt l1;@ ;oooSS combination fsnest
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

17a i iol sT :r! EE1s 3. s1. nfHy pIiy,lssss ssss
IL II WREBsTER RfsB 81 ST. N.E.-Bedreom.
suitable for two; block OF busline.
11e 9th ST. Me-. Apt. 2o1-Extts
Ice. double rm.: working girls
sps p5efsrfsS; sd Hlagnd1y Rrivilsge 1dn s.nt,.
%,n' d4ss FR HRl'p 5sPs! Bsons near 'F'li lsSn-
106-Beautffully furn. twin-bed rm.
in home of 2 adults; unlim. phone;
"a blk. from bus; So ca. per wk; for
Ell q s sAsT 81 caAp1ro1-eui.t. rdS refined
gentlemen; pleasant front rm., 2
single sosf front rm.' $3.50. h1 Phone
WooDRiDGE-3ao4 Central ave. e.
Large attractive double, twin beds,
S25 mo. per person: also single. $50
mo- HQ: 512O, MI. $685.. 30
31S TENN. AVE. N.E.--Nicely furn.
front rm. for lady, adj. bath. FIR.
sis B ST. NE. - Nice large front
room. twin beds; conv. transp.: 2
persons; S. each per wk. Lu. 10l1.
$40 18th ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished
front room; single, $3.50 week. 20:
ROOM Gsxss $3.50 single; $40 Sf dog1ie.
lsi 81 RSaaoosDiE SaaosiE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-Nice
furnished front room, private home;
privilege living room with television;
LARGE lIRGSe poEBGe 'eE} Gei front room. kitchen
privileges. II. b6e3. go
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

china. glassware, rugs. Silverware
paintings: highest cash prices paid
ANT1ouEs. a MiNei erie-asorse anSe chin china, silver.
ware, old tewelry. cups, saucers ANY
amount. DORA KRUPSAW MILE
STONE. 1885 G NV, Sterling 7496
BABY GRAND PIANO. priced rea-
sonably and in good condition. GIL.
BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
home: cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 2937i after z pm. GE. 1916.
cLoTH1NG-Hignest prices PAID for
TEE e 7th sta s. a.9. s.0t'ah ME. sas7. opes =
ewes: will cali
CLoTHING-Top prices paid for used
mems clothing, typewriters. musical
Instr; etc; will call: MORRIS SALES
cusHMAs Isl En- fSs seooTEk, pT MI modsi sgl4 S4;
eood condition. Call wi 7ss2.S2o
diamond SateRes .ssin
HGas s4Fe eaiS No Rmagst.s RagssgSst So ser, sm & 9S
gTiss: t paid. NEW YfoEk JEW
FtkS1rGRE7Yop1 Uni GR TN entire Il Household
sSnss''' s2sss = $Rs ss2 'ssii EeH f'5Rsa ss
FURSITURE-Wiiip ouy entire con.
tents or odd pieces Also old glass
ware china, oric-a-brac. Buyins
RS NSo6 S5Hs sb for .Ss % ..s nv HSR 2E
F'uRNITURE WANTED to buy; also
good y Esea ae2s piano. Call evenings 81. after
pa. pay cash: sas." A. osai.' KAHN me-. 65 years
at y25 F st. NV.
OFFICE turniture wanted. any auan-
ot1nAsHoNaP sdcks dhns Ifasr'
curios. relics, antiques, etc. EN-.
PfASSCo-will buy spinet. console, apt
upright or medium upright. Cash.
PIANOS IS wanted-coLoN1AL " PIANO
CO. pays highest cash prices. Call
Ma. 1870 for. courteous appraisal.
PIANOS-Grand, upright. spinet, or
apt, apt, size; lie, any size; @ any yoss condition;
SCRAP Gf DiT iron ssSn AND s'sH META. fa9s highest
market prices. b. c. WASTE PAPER
60. I'll Kenilworth ave. ne. Ii.
SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all
sSSsS tsps Peans isb s. su'sS'
tomato. Call Sunday morning be-
tween 8 and II. FA. 7646. 30
STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS, all
1011 18th st. NV. MA. $685.
TABLE, mahogany or walnut, suit
able for living rm. 40 to 80 inches
Bring Your JUNK to SOUTHEAST
sSfk ssll &. c0 s5is rear 1872 9TH ST. SIC Sc or
WANTED 70 BUY used beer tables.
BOX 352-x, Star. 10
AM INTERESTED in buying silver
ware. any condition.; china, bric-a.
MILESTONE. 1885 6 st. NV, ST.
7496
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1893 NJ ST. N.W.-Larse triple. PVT.
bath: also doubles. "a block to Mt;
Pleasant car; maid service . good
,tSs fSSd' ,sth 81; $lG4' 81. N.w.-7riple with
bath; and to share; GOOD meals;
reas. rates. MI. 274O, DU. 1887,
1897 GALLATIN ST. NV or or 2
young ladies to share, !. good meals
day. SUNDAY slime Sinner mon home trsnfn launa
conven. to everything; 500. GE
1901 aaio' 10Th ST. N.w.-several beau
tiful rooms for = or 3; share room
for young lady; good home-coo6ed
Ma%c;HEsTER IssS; fss1Sls APIS. 1923 NJ st.
n.w-Lee. hed.-liv. rm. for per-
sons, pvt bath, pvt telephone, ele-
vator and maid service; rates reas.,
excel. meals. ME. 5139, DI. 1850.
tSaMiNS Rome: good Irnp transp. "a. $3.50. MRS
KAUFMAN, IS Gallatin st; NV; 20
1925 10th Sr. N.W.-Nice end,fi;
ssn ssass .s 5R f9s ssd s0 saes sRd meal. sF .5; :5
sIauGHTERs, GGa5G FT2 %0' 1927 10th st. NV.
.(near Dupont circle).-Clean, CONT.
rms. lae. closet space, switchbd.,
served serve On IS sun .asa and az xeekdsS;s; slS;s
hi e?S5 block from olaren-
don.Lse.. l.I NICELY taly f9Tn. Wm oga1 Tm1 soSSee
pTPoNT aHRSio0tsfR ciR6Gf tfG9 AREAEHttfactivs
dble. rm for young men excel.
fass!s1 oH CLUB, tish $50 g O." Mass ave.
NV offers q flne home among nice
lsss aosSkI 81 :osa SWs1asls s,ss} n
RSSM SsSish f2sT'ns xSp Board 1852 for graduate
nurse and child; care OF child;
,ranspop1fftiopp tran p Of s,t9 nother to s snd
switchboard service. Live at wash
ington's most exclusive guesthouse,
famous for food and service. NO.
122oi 1ah N.w.-sinsle and double
feSa sna ssESlss rms
excel. meals. maid service: conv;
transp.; recreation rooms; S47.6o
1875 ssT m9ath isaa ST. MI NsW.&9N,e.l, W. furn-
ished rooms for young lady or young
men; showers, excellent home-cooked
meals, switchboard. 90
WESLEY HALI-Spacious dble rms.
in remodele6 and redecorated BLDG;
running water in every rm., large
closets. social aetivisy,o incl; Inc skd 5ree se
mo. 1925 21st St NV. -27
7OS 18th ST. N.W.-LarEe front rm.
for group Of young men or women;
maid service, food transp. DE. 9s3S.
coLoRED-sINGLE FRONT RM., next
10 hath. man or woman. telephone
W va VA, uioH TIA c1C 81
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WORKING MOTHER with 13-year

WORRYING MOTHER with 13-year
son wants 2 single rooms with meals
in family. near Catholic school. o
street. Box 225-y: Star. l9'
daughter desire board and room,
private home, share apt. or home
with congenial couple with -relia BILE
child care five days week. No. Ar
lington preferred. OK. 1865. 20'
ROOM AND BOARD wanted by mid
dle-aged settled white man. in pri-
vate home: nondrinker. nonsmoker.
Box loS-V, Star. 2Os
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AVIATION

MEMBERSHIP oPEN-Flying club;
Fly as much as you like buy your
own gas and oil. This ship Is based
at Hyde Field, Clinton. Md. Students
preferred. For information, call
KEN LEYSER, FIR. 2265. 30
SUPER CRUISER; 2-way radio. blind
flight instruments. Will sell Va or y
interest to responsible party, or will
consider outright sale. GL. 2079.
80
MEMBERSHIP OPEN Taylorcraft
f,ying, club; membership fee' sS26.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
COAL. WOOD EuEI OIL

WELL-SEASONED OAK, freplac.
wood, cords, "a cords. Va cords de.
liyered; Call ALASKA COAL CO.
WOOD. 1907 oak well
seasoned, also kindling. SH. 3051
PINE WOOD, standing. HARRY
PUMPHREY,. Mt. Calvert rd.. Upper
Marlboro, Md. Marlboro 2152. go
12 CORDS, fireplace wood. seasoned,
8 months, 1909 oak. 2 #. lengths
satisfaction guaranteed. Phone
Tower 521S. 30
DRY mixed or hard wood,
ready to burn, and delivered. OK.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
MIscflLANEoUs FOR RENT

BABY FURNITURE - Cribs. high
chairs pjav ce3s etc. by week or
month Free delivery DU 3444
BULLDOZER with operator to execu-
vate, grade and clear ground. AID.
.lDSg go
REFRIGERAToRS. cleo. for rent sale
or exchange RE Si41. ga
Evening star., 1949-02-19
FARM AND GARDEN

LESPEDEZA SEED tested, 1O0-lb.
rp 5ags; ,gs $I2 sash. Tel: OR: 2o72: 90
surse!s s0G and rem remo!ins ss
SSFArR Sisisli Rsf FREE z''95 HzFRRF 'RisFse
koffoo1nLEE sales and service.
SSs!snsssss. sna !.eaS.s .t.ssoss ss
cENTRAL MOTOR CO. eli. 700.
300 Lee hwy. Arl., Va: :,
gaY phases sa ef tree york; fully insHEsd
eoLuMBIA eedE ss s1ss TRsE 81 Service Eel g. sSiS
BOYLE TREE suRGERY-Tree re-
movais. planting. spraying. trim
mins, sH. 676o or RA. 1919 after 8.
BEyERLY TREE Co.-Trees removed,
Free estmstes ehani@s sH' se .fT 4R i;ssi lssi
FhhEztSS e Sc!9t 9tsFns!,0aa aad d eao ea t
Wilson dprisht. B and 80 Gu. #.
MALONEY'S. INC. sl26 Georgia
We. Silver Spring. SH. $3.50.
COW MANURE, we'll rotted: $3.50 fol-
for pufhss busse So dsve.ed PEI sushSls Ws 1882
LOVELY AFRICAN vIoLETs. many
BEHNKE NURSERIES. Wash. Bait.
blvd, BeltSville. Md. TO. 1924. al
ROTO TILLER
Power tiller Of 100 uses. now avail.
Limited quantities at special sale
price. u down, bal in easy monthly
payments. Sat. 8 to 5, Sun. 1913.
1915 14th st. NV, AD. 2270. 81
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ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

NICE front with kit. and laundry
priyl.; Q girls. 14th st. NV. ,AD.
bx66. 30
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ROTO TIILER.
POULTRY AND EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE, 6l9 & st. NV,
ME, 0OS9. Baby chicks. feed and

NE, O0ss. Baby chicks. feed and
cTIdKkN gHHlSEk suRH5isii; RgHI5siNEss EQUIPMENT,
complete; feeders, batteries. incu-
bators, fountains, nests, cookers:
stoves, killers, packing, feed and
misc. essentials; equip. l to 2 yrs.
old, all metal; cost exceeded $3.50;
will sell for $3.50. West River 6421.
so AUsTRA-WHITE PULLETs, 8
mos. old. laying $50; S2.25 each.
Home Sun, HY. O226, o. G. MAX
WELL, Defense hwy, Lanham, Md:
Evening star., 1949-02-19
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

WANTED TO BUY draft horses and
colts Of an kinds. Write or phone
Gaithersburg, Md 40, and tell me
where you live and / will call to see
you. w o. DOSH, Gaithersburg. Mo-
HEREFORDS--Bred cows and heifers,
also purebred yearling heifers.
OAKMONT FARM, Aldie, Va. Phone
Middleburg 4223. 30
THOROUGHBRED Sorrel gelding. II
hands; hunted this season. May
be seen any time by appt. Call
ELLEN CROKER, OW. 55O4. 20
BERKSHIRES, several reg boars,
new bacon. type. Also 400 bales,
fne leSpedisa and green oats hay
Phone Gaithersburg 4s4-W-2. 30
Pure-Bred Aberdeen Angus
% cows. II calls, 40 heifers. some
bred, "a steers. These cattle will
be sold without registration papers:
ideal foundation cattle. DIR. C. j.
LAUGHLIN, SH. 2114, ME. 1894.
Evening star., 1949-02-19

GENTLEMAN desires room. pvt.
bath, sitting room: pvt home. NV.
section. Box 301-V. Star. 2o'
kit. privils; by empl. Chris woman;
west end pref. Box 357-V, Star.
20"
WANTED-Unfurnis room. Call
between IL and 3, MCLEAN, RA.
SETTLED LADY desires unfurn., two
rooms, kitchen and bath; NV. sec
ton pref DU 81 13 20F
CULTURED LADY. Govt. employed,
middle-aged, seeks room or room
with board in quiet home; reason
able. Box 3S7-V. Star 21s
Evening star., 1949-02-19
ROOMS WANTED

ROOMS FURNISHED & UkFUR.
COLORED-RM. FOR COUPLE
Share kitchen; ne. Call vi. BIS
Evening star., 1949-02-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

COLORED-SINGLE FRONT RM., next
To bath. man or woman. telephone
privil.. NV. section. IA. 1s4S. -21
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COLORED-161s NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE. N.W.-Nicely furnished rooms
for singles, doubles, or triples; re-
COLORED-29OO 18th ST. NV
Furn. rms. with homelike privileges;
refined, empl. persons; no children:
Evening star., 1949-02-19
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

5 ROOMS, semipvt. bath. $50; n
refgr. or sink: excel. transp. 81
9Th st. ne AT 045Q
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DV. . 7 D.F.
STAIR AND III

TELEvIsIoN SET, radio-phonograph
Leaving town, will sacrifice. Phone
rELEVtsfoN Fl, Vision SETS Standard we'll
known makes; also included, tele-
yision-radio.p .phonograph combina-
ance up to 30% ofi Of nationally
advertised prices. KITS. 1880 G
rELEvfs1os Fl vision; sErs-sa,. on Mse diseon.
tinued models. some new. $375
model. $249; 1925 models, $2255;
ton extra; terms. STAR RADIO CO.
TIRES, s3:45. factor reconditioned.
guaranteed: none higher. MIKE S
MASTER SERVICE STATION, $500
Sherman ave. NV, MI. 1852. 20
TIRES. factory recond. all sizes.
s4%:45 4 es; e. o mos guar sops used ed truck
Sun. till pm ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO. 36la Ga ave. NV. RA $3.50
TOP COAT, navy blue double breasted,
size 80: worn only twice, worth $50:
Will sell for $35 or best offer: Call
&C. v anA2 or GO CO !G,,on aIsa; 30
i .5 s;s ss;rss a' As s's Ss's o
TYPEWRITER, Remington Rand
nqlselesS; pH lsSs excel cond'' reasonable.
rYPEWRITERs, Vi WIFI standards and da, port.
terms: our Both year. AMERICAN
st., II. 0os2. $3.50 to 6. includinF
Saturday.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
REFRIGERETTE,

fl, electric. II
or professional
GLOBAL TRAD
Conn. ave, DI.
REFRIGERATOR.
good condition
~
Evening star., 1949-02-19

OIL BURNE2, gun type: one furnace
circulating blower. :! thermostat
controls ready for service. To.a.
price. So, FA. 472I. IL
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DALMATIAN PUPPIES, 6 weeks old,
3 males and 3 females; $50 and $50
respectively; thoroushbred but no
papers. vi. 7542. go
SCOTTIE PUPPIES, 3 mos. old, black.
Axe Tegs;., healthy, loyable. easily
Evening star., 1949-02-19

CONTINUED onsNext PaRS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
Hunt for Six Flyers Bodies
lon Mountain Poses Problem
By the Associated Press

LONGVIEW, Wash, Dec. l.
Air Force officials debated today
whether to attempt to retrieve the
bodies of six flyers from the snow
covered sides of Mount st. Helens
now or leave them there until
spring.
A shattered C-54 transport
plane was located by a search
party yesterday 1000 feet up at
Muddy Glacier on the 9,671-foot
high mountain.
The only two members OF the
party actually to reach the
wreckage-Robert Quoidbach OF
Iongview and Corpl. Leroy la
Vigne of Virginia, Minn.-said
they found no bodies inside the
plane.
Mr.. Quoidbach said he assumed
the bodies were thrown clear OF
the plane and buried under many
feet of snow. He estimated it
would be next June before a
ground party could safely search
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

the treacherous mountain sides
for the bodies.
The ground party was forced to
return to it's base camp last night
by a driving snowstorm and frigid
50-mile- an-hour winds.
The C-54 crashed nine days ago
on a training flight from McChord
Air Force Base near Tacoma,
Wash, to Portland, Greg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
LEAGUE to Hear Dr.. Condor

Dr.. Edward U. Condor. director
of the National Bureau of Stand
ards. will be guest speaker at a
dinner meeting of the Unitarian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

Radio manufacturers report
that television receivers consti-
tute IS per cent Of the dollar
volume of their output.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
Rep. Vinson Recovering
From Minor Operation

Chairman Vinson Of the House
Armed Services Committee was
recovering today from q minor
abdominal operation performed
yesterday at the Bethesda Naval
Medical Center. Hospital officials
said the Georgia Democrat spent
a restful night and is in very
good" condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

In the first eight months of
1919. rs. 023 Americans went direct
to Britain and 81 900 more stayed
there briefly while visiting other
countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
Tax Inequity Removed

Because its income-tax laws
were such that some wealthy tax
payers had to pay in excess Of
100 per cent of their incomes in
taxes, Western Germany has
changed its laws to remove this
ineuuity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

In Vigo. Spain, the sardine rui
reappeared recently after an ab
sence Of two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

Laymen's League at $50 o'clock
tonight at All Souls Church.
Sixteenth and Harvards streets.
He will discuss Science and Free
dom"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16
Polio Patient Flies Here in Time
For ChiIdren's Hospital Party
Father, Joining Acc,
Brings Girl From
Massachusetts

Three-year-old Sandra Ward,
both her legs encased in steel
braces, became Children's Hospit-
ais latest polio patient yesterday.
after an air trip with her father
from their home at Springfield,
Mass.
Her father. Frank r. Ward. a
chemical engineer who will join
the Atomic Energy Commission
staff tomorrow, flew with his
daughter to Washington to ar
range for her care before he be-
gins the new job. Mr.. Ward will
live with friends until he finds a
home, when Mrs. Ward and their
5-month- old son, Christopher, will
move here.
Sandy" who was stricken with
polio two months ago. selected the
perfect time to enter the polio
ward at Children's. A few mo-
ments after she arrived, a special
party for the children got under
way.
The District chapter of the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis will take over financial
responsibility for Sandy" during
her stay at the hospital and dur
ing clinic treatments, officials said,
under the foundations service pro-
gram.