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BEDRM.--Solid maple, 2. mos. old;
complete, 500. 1900 Gath NV, mr.
Shorehsm Hotel. CO. $3.50.
BICYCLE, boys schwinn racer bicycle.
maroon. S3b cash. May be seen be-
tween and z. 121 12th st. Sc.
Ant. IL. AT. 1913. -2S
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FURNITURE WANTED

IOP PRlCES. CALL co. 1885.
FURN.--Entire household contents,
highest prices. S. E. FURN. EXcH.,
30 9TH Sc. AT. 05s5.
i iSif Fl fuF = 4ehF n sf ss55 CO..:
nun teeth di sSaT oi0 je aUad Ola W
pay os sash A KAHN, INC. 81 years
NEWsPAPERs WANTED - Highest
prices paid. If you cannot deliver
your accumulations, please phone
US. WASHINGTON RAG & BAG
CO. 215 l. st. s.W. DI. S00T.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED High
prices paid. II you cannot deliver
your accumulations, please phone
us. ACE JUNK CO, 222O Georgia
ave. NV. AID. 5457.
take GOOD care of Spinet or Console
for Use Of same. After 8 OR. 2700
Ext. 500. az
PIANos-Cash for grand. unrt. or
spinet. AID. 1928, day: Hobart
6l51. Apt. S14. night. 27s
PIANOS, used spinets, uprights and
Strands. Highest cash prices. Can
Mr.: BALDI, ST. o250.
PlANoS--Grsnds. consoles. spinets
or small uprishts. VIII pay cash.
PfANo WANTED, spinet, used. in
GOOD condition. Call Ma. 1920, Ext.
A6I between O and oG
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ELECTRIC WATER HEATER, 50-gal.
watt; used 8 yrs: discarded for
larger heater; $35. Phone Pa 14I7,
q to g.
OTIS AUTOMATIC, lat.
model. For information, call AR
ROW, Ii. 3-2602 or Elk. q117.-2q
with filter: half price. MI. Os31.
FILE CABINETS, legal, letter. steel
wood; new. used. CIRCLE. I112 14th
st n ~ NJ ra1o -
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PIANOS
More people buy pianos from KITS
than from any other store in the
city: fact we are proud of and
consider a remarkable testimonial
Tor the quality and value you get
IN the piano we stock. Before YOU
buy anywhere, don't fail to see our
display Of pianos. A comparison
more to bnv the best at KITS,
I01N u st
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18th St NV, betw. X and Eye. Lovely
lge. twin bedrms SIS wkly Ssle.,
with r. W, S14 wk. With bath. SIS
up, Yk Ma 62R4
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HOTEI, 14O0

Rooms with running water. 24-hour
phone and elevator service; 5000
to $3.50 weekly. 1440 r. I. ave.
NV. --26
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WESLEY HALL
ROOMS WITH BOARD WTD.

EMPLOYED young mother with s.
preferably suburban home with yard,
on or before Feb. /. Also day
care for child. Box 272-V, Star.
WORKING MOTHER desires room
and board for herself and 5-mo. old
boy, with day or night care of in
FAINT. Cow. to Pentagon, Box
33g-M Star pr
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PIANOS WANTED SIS

I IANoO WAN l ED S1S
COLONIAL PIANO CO., Ma. 1870.
WOODWORKING TOOLS-2nd hand
bench saw, jointer, drill press, band
saw shaper, lathe and misc. hand
tools. DORIAN, GE. s0a2. 30
AM INTERESTED in buying silver
ware. any. condition, china, brio A.
brae, old jewelry, household effects.
99oRA kRuPsAW MILESTONE, 1885
USED BAND AND ORCHESTRA in
struments: highest cash prices.
LUBAR, INC, 1900 @ st. NV. ST.
0250.
WANTED-Metal brake and shears.
HI. 1923. ia
USED or SIT. top display meat
case. without coils or compressor.
MI 1900 %
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ROOMS UkFuRkiSHep

TAKOMA PARK, MD, 273 Park ave
= rms, semipVt. bath, util furn.,
empl cple., 500. Us
COL0RED-UNFURN. RIM. suitabl,
for couple, with privileges; ne sec.
ton. AK. O3a2. rs
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PIANO

Gulbransen - Before you buy any
spinet. piano. We recommend you
Diacron Scale piano by Gulbransen.
Wonderful tone and action, very
reasonably priced. CAMPBELL MU-
SIC CO., HOS G st. n.w.,DI. S464.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL
Special weekly rates, S24 single, $40
double, all with pvt. bath. Call On
1pIn
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shISCELLANEoVS WANTEp

W
reg. of. equip, any kind: top price.
DI. 1879. co, 1925. eyes,. Sunday.
MISUNDERSTANDING. china. sill
DORA KRufpssATWal i MItE EST nj i IA 1;
g st. NV Sterling 74g6
ANTIQUES-Purnitu bric-a-brae,
china, glassware. rugs, silyerware.
paintings: highest cash prices paid,
Call MURRAY (Starbecker). IA.
BEDROOM, dining room, contents of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 2937i after z p.mu GE. 1915.
27'
BOOKS - Bought, all kinds, any
Sea aas's ALBION ssS BooR s Il our 7s
Pa. ave. NV. ST. 669S.
fOOKS, large and small collections.
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 721 9th
CLOTHING Highest prices for mems
used clothing, BEEMAN's, 11g2 7th
st. NV. AID. 3727. viii cali.
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YEONAS REALTY
GUEST HOUSE

Downtown. % rms, some apis, Z
baths, rent $685.. inc. $1,000. Total
price $4,000 with $4,000 On.
EUGENE P. NIXON
1928 Vermont ave. NV. RE. s112
AUERBACH SPECIALS
NEWS AND VARIETY, N. Y. style;
over 81 1000 weekly.
rTAIIAN-FRENCH GROCERY, NV;
nicely equipped.
s640.
For above, ewes. MT. Auerbsch, AID.
1907
AUERBACH 81 CO., DI. 6501
~ =
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FURNITURE BOUGHT

Bedrm., din. rm.. bric-a-brac, glass
ware, antiques. ONCE furn., music al
instruments. stoves, tools, etc, II
you are ready to sell at once, call
Mr.. MOORE. ST. 1888 or RA. 1922.
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LUMBER

We now have the largest stock of tbs
finest framing lumber from many
per thousand: all Bin. lumber priced
from $40 per thousand ACE WRECK
ING g. BUILDING MATERIAL CO..
4O02 Minnesota ave. ne. LII. 4-6617.
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c aus Ia! n.y.l a1.G
cALCULAToR. Monroe. cleo. Guar
Cash REGISTER, $40; also good
Cash REGISTERS, National, S35 up.
STANLEY HAYMAN 81 CO., 2019
ctoTHiSG'n NV sentleman's full dress
evening suit with vest: also formal
afternoon suit with vest. Size 40,
$50 each, cash. Full dress top hat
and opera hat. size %. S25 each.
All excel. cond. WI. 1882.
COCKTAIL TABLE. modern. square.
black LACQUER with ported plant
DEEP FREEZE-10 Gu. IT.: brand
new; can be seen at $500 18th st.
ne. $500. Call DE. 1341. 80
DENTISTS X-Ray machine, Edwards.
Orig. cost around 5000; needs new
t TUBE sf N5herwlss s ssse cond. will
DESKs-,2 fine once desks; $50 each.
Phone Ma. 1852. l709 L st. NV
WOOD AND STEEL, $40 AND UP
800 available; file cabinets, chairs.
tables. bookcases, adding machines,
typewriters. All priced reasonable.
MANHATTAN
OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.
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YOU CAN'T GO WRONG
YEONAS REALTY
Tim GROCERY STORES

~ y ,o,o :. .r,t-.
ton sndFsirfax alone by our bust
ness department. Call Mr.. Brown.
our business counselor. for an ap-
pratsal and sales plan for your
business.
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RENT A PIANO

RENT A PIANO
Are you interested in starting your
children in music, II so, give them
liver any piano In our stock, new
or used, to your home on our rental
purchase basis. The cost Ia less
than what you would pay for the
average old piano. Come in and let
US explain this to you in detail.
NV, DI. 1894. --2s
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MIscELLANEous EoR SALE

'NtsS~@ wv
LIVING RIM. SUITE, 2-piece, vii
custom-made slip covers; $40. T.
tl34.
LUMBER. rough oak, never used, TX
:3xs,, 3x12 and 10x10 all 20-tt
lengths; must move for space; an
reasonable offer accepted. WI. 2231
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POSTS

LOCUST POSTS
New locust posts sawed for board
FENCES on your own specifications
g. low prices. These posts, z
feet long and about 5 inches BY
. inches and larser for board
FENCES; 70 cents each, delivered
on paved highway, about four miles
rom Brandywine. Prince Georges
fencing at substantially lower prices
Can deliver at your place for rea-
sonable extra charges. Cali BILL
TURNER, Randolph 0ss5, National
Olol,
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ROOMS EURk. OR UhFURN.
COLORED--L.H.K. ROOMS FURN.
and unfurn., in all sections Reason.
able rent; no. 212S after pm
CS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26

COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
SEASONED SPLIT OAK WOOD--Will
deliver y cords. u cords or full
cords. Call ALASKA COAL CO.
8 ma SSs5 q. oT. 1900. -
SEASONED OAK. any length, SIS
cord; pine, S16 delivered. HI. 400.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures
ALTURAS HOTEL

ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 10th n.w.-Outside single rms.
$1.50 day up; large twin bedrms
with running water, SIS wk.. with
pvt. bath. .S24 so; din. rm. in build
ing; full hotel service. HU. GIG.
CHASTLETON HOTEL
18th and R SITS. n.w.-special fall
rates single. with pvt. bath, S24
per week; double with pvt. bath
$40 per week. Call DU. 1000.
GORDON HOTEL
18th st. NV, betw. X and Eye. Lovely
lge.. twin bedrms.. SIS wkly. Sgle.,
up, wk. Ma. 1854.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL
Special weekly rates, S24 single, $50
double, all with pvt. bath. Call D1
1910.
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 K st. p.w.-Nicely furn. rms;
aSehSa ser; ?hCne With nth Ex 4h 7Sb
SUNDERLAND HOUSE
1918 goth NV. 2. blocks from May
rooms; newly renovated; clean and
cheerful; maid service; running
water in rooms; Bendix washing
m es 81 s6 Kitchen Drivileses' s. yk'
COLORED-DoUBLE ROOM-In con-
venient location, good transp.; for
couple or single person. co. 1929.
COLORED-RM.-For refined cple.
$40 wk. with cooking privileges,
MI. 1895, l415 Corcoran St NV
CoLoRED FURNISHED ROOM -
For rent. Adams l647 after pm
EMPL. GIRLs-Twin
beds, linens, next bath and phi;
home priyils.; rec. rm.; lovely conf
home hn 3o easy transp. After Z pm.
CoIoRED-17eo coRcoRAN ST.
good transp MI. ALB.
CoLORED-sINGLE ROOM, running
s ws5fr' V, ntfr ast a M stS ny
OIL tis ssb eo master a 6edFn
adults only; also lovely sgle English
bsmt. rm. l747 18th st. NV. DE.
CoLoRED-LGE. Ink. ROOM
and PVT qs' R a Vh F rigid Tsn Twin vim
week each. 1887 10th st. n.w.-27
CoLoRED-185O end ST. NV
reas. price. MI. 6292. %
COLORED-NICE ROOM-In quiet
home for sober. resp. Govt. -empl.
man; no privils.: ref. DU. $3.50.
CoLoRED-ss.e 10th ST NV
Lae front rm.. newly decorated;
convenient location. NO. $3.50.
SINGLE RIM, NV. sec
ton, 18th ST.: home privils.sCall DE.
74222. %
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FURNITURE SALE-Brand-ne bed
room. din. room. lily. room. from un-
eiaimea freight and factory SAMPLES,
stssias a. q, Ersat "a savi M LION sToR-
daily. 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 1910.
GAS RANGE, olenwood, with timer
AZ sPd o SIS or f en- s Sssa very little.
SALES, 2$s? S Ga. ave. EbT 81 5ssS
Used: ACNE sTofySEs " ca eInf ioir ' ~
CAS- AZ sHrovE.A k sssa as-inch, 4
cond., $50; Hot Point clothes wash
feet cond., SIS; sink hitting fittings. PEI l.
inch. all chrome, wall type, ssle.
s9pa.xSs 81 w Rs2ss w. 1891 Sdi .is.,
1890 Wilson blvd. IA. 4-1s34. 80
G0LF-Choice of surplus irons. 81
woods, S1.50; Spalding, Kroydon,
McGreEor, Burk, Jones, etc. ME
.ss Used Goa. ac ~ s ssss s s.
ra aS1 .h A d m "a us ssss priced
to sell; Hal, HARRY I JONES eE lao 18th St.
LADY's smoEs. maroon pumps and
bag. size 8, ga width; also few
pairs s. 4-A Ii. !3-0920. go
LAW LIBRARY and bookcases of the
late Andrew Wilson. attorney. 1871
K st. NV. Ma. 1878 or VIM. H
RAMSEY, atty, woodward Bldg
LIV.-BEDRM. SUITE, din. set, stud,
couch. . armchrs.. 2 lamps, desk.
table. good cond.: reas. oW. 1898.
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MIScl. FOR SALE Cont !

BINOCULARS and case, 6x3O oriRina
cost $40, will sell for S25. DE. O169
20
BOILER, 8 hp.; complete return sys-
tenn with all automatic controls
G tim. De s7G seen n. in operation y, at any
BoILLR AND sToKER. Call ARROW
Ii. 3-26O2 or Elk. 9117. -29
BOOKCASES. sectional. best makes.
for ofiee or home; reas; CIRCLE,
B RIA 14.s ns Boo PEi 7s7I nes roy.,
blue and yellow leather. co. 1913,
BRICKS, face and common, one or a
3SS5; ALASKA COAL 4 BRICK CO,
BUILDING; l0x14, suitable for cabin
Can CT te 81, a a91s priced reasonable,
apis. at i445-45-47 Columbia 9HsA rd'
N.Y. NM al IL, materials for sale Doors
outfits, $50 SO; mirror msnteis. S1U;
apt; size Frisidaire, stoves, sinks,
3.story fire escapes. GENERAL
WRECKING CO., MI. 6177. 81
BUILDING MATERIALS-cash saw
ings' lumber brick, doors, windows,
and fittings. plumbing, steel beams
rods. plywood, Cefotex, plaster
board. rock lath, shelving. ARROW
WRECKING Co, 100 So. Capitol
st. Open all day Saturday; Sun
day. $3.50. LII. $4,000; job, Elk
BUILDING MATERIALS Beautiful
kiln dried knotty pine panelinR, l2c
bd. IT.; dry white pine shelving. 12c
BID. it; clear wp. IA, ga, S/4,
35c BID. it.; .210 lbs. asphalt shingles,
$3.50 So; E-in. clear oak flooring,
SC BID. IT.: cedar closet lining, 1Sc
BID. IT.; 9 panel fir doors, $50 ca:
int. flush hardwood doors, $3.50
ca; Int. Colonial doors, S11.5O ca.
Int. French doors, open, S11.5O ca;
int. pine. or fir flush doors. $3.50
ca; combination doors. any size,
Sl4 SO. BALTIMORE LUMBER co.
Ii. 3-136l. 1900 N. Y. ave. ne.
BUILDING MATERIAL,
Buy from the largest wreckers in
town and save. We have many items
for hne building: lumber, doors
complete with lambs. complete
windows. steel beams, rods. cast
iron pipe and fittings. plumbing fix-
lures. built-in tubs, boilers and ra-
diators., Also complete line Of
new building material. ACE
WRECKING e. BUILDING MA
TERIAI, CO. d001 MjpneSnto oya
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2 Bedrooms, $3.50 up
Duplex, 2 Bedrooms, $1O5.00
Utilities Included In Rent

Utilities Included In Rent
Directions: From Peace Cross at
Bladensburg, take Route U. s. so to
Bird trafflc light, then turn right on
Route 202, so IA miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent village, Landover, Nd.
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DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE

DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE
Beautiful rms. avail. at reas. rates for
young men and women; one of the
finest guesthouses in washington
Delicious food. Excellent transp. 2013
Mass. ave. NV. DE. 9T9S. 20
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble rms. in remodeled re-
dec. bldg Running water in every
rm. Larse closets dances and free
selected menu; S4S to $3.50; 1925
-2lst st. NV. Hu. 1924.
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1909 10th n.w.-Outside single rms.
$150 day up; large twin bedrms
with running water, SIS wk.. with
pvt. bath. S2450; din. rm in build
ing. full hotel service HUI GIG
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CHILLUM HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS
OCCUPANCY IMMEDIATELY
2 BEDROOMS, $81.50-$85
Ty1.rY YrrYrr rNyr,, y,r,nr

All apartments have large living
rooms, equipped kitchens; baths
have tubs and showers. Each apart
ment is a corner location. Gas,
electricity. heat. hot water and jani-
tor service included in rent Fenced
in play areas, School bus direct
to protect. Storage space available,
Laundry. rooms are equipped with
automatic washers and DRYERS.
Sodded lawns. Paved off-street
parking.
RENTAL OFFICE ON PROJECT
OPEN DAILY UNTIL DARK
Capital Transit "K-6' bus, direct to
project from Michisan ave. and
Eastern ave. terminal or from New
Hampshire ave. and Eastern ave.
terminal, or drive east on Missouri
ave. tRiess ,rd) to Chillum rd..
risht to project, or out Michisan
ave. Queens Chapel rd.) to Chiilum
I'd, left to project.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ATTENTION TO FARMERs-Wanted
draft horses and colts OF ali kinds.
MITlte w. 0. DOSH. Gaithersburg
ABERDEEN ANGUS HEIFERs, 20
mead, good quality; reasonably
priced. SH. 2ll4, NE. 1884. 81
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

ROOM. kitchen and bath, all utili-
ties, refrigerator, use OF living rm.
5-RoOM and bath basement apart
ment; new private home; SIS.
Sllb Edmonston ave, Riverdale.
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FOR SAIL
STOVES

$3.50 discount on nationally adver-
tised oil circulating heaters.
F. L. WATKINS co.
VI. lTO5. Seat Pleasant. Md
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POULTRY AND EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE, 61s K st. NV
-Conkey'S Y-O feeds: bahy ch,cks
poultry SUPPLIES. Ne, n0Sa.
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PlANOS-After Christmas inventory
bargains in floor samples. All sold at
great reductions with new guaran-
tees. Spinets and consoles, full key
boards, In choice OF woods. mahog-
any, ebony, bisoue and bleached ma
hogsny, VIII accept your old piano
on trade. Long term payments II
desired. LUBAR, INC, 1900 G st.
NV.
used; cut and thread; MIXTURES
BLOCKS, 3056 M st. NV, NO. 1903.
$50 Baltimore ave WA. 55n1.
PLASTER BOARD
New. 4x6. S1.O2; 4x7. Sl.ls: 4xs.
y ;56 Il, "a; $l.6a; aT10. 81 20.
TERIAL CO., 1909 Minnesota ave
ne. LU. 4-6617. 81
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FURNITURE
SMITHS TRANSFER
AND

Bedroom, liv. rm. and din. rm. suites
and many odd pieces, including
drop-leaf table, chest OF drawers,
end, lamp and coffee tables. 1918
q st. NV. NO. S14o. 1858 wis.
ave, NO. 3204. 2601 Wilson blvd !,
ia; 2..l116i 1920 Hladensburs I'd.
DON'T MAKE A MOVE
Without Calling SMITHS
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TELEVISION
n an NEty 1o6O N6nnET q
TELEVISION SALE

New 1850 10" full console, famous
make; reg. price, S31aa5; sale
price. $500: cash or terms. No
money down, long time to pay.
Mid City Radio e. TeleviSion
ll4o eth ST. NV. AID. OH u
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SIDING

Expert installation, easy terms. Free
estimate. HO. 6SS3; ewes, UN. 1886.
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PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 X st. nw.-Nicely furn. rms
downtown; phone with 24-hour
switched. serv.; 81 so up. Elk. T725.
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PREFABRTCATED
ARMY BUILDINGS

ARMY BUILDINGS
From vint Hills Farm Station
Double floors, doors, windows, screens,
well insulated.
Bottled for easy and fast erection.
20 FIT. BY "a FT.--$345
20 FIT. BY 80 FT.-S435
Price includes dismantling and load
ing; also any, other length in 30
SEE Our SAMPLE BUiLpiNa
Army Surplus Lumber
Dry, -than-new pine.
2x4s, 2x6s, flooring, sheathing, h-in
insulation board, insulating siding.
window sash. lavatories, toilet bowls
and flush valves.
HARRIS WRECKING co.
Mr.. vint Hills Farm station.
on U. 8. Route 29-211.
z miles ne. OF Warrenton, Va, phone
Warrenton $50. Ext. 149.
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materials required and a network
of factories to process them all
which it hasn't.
1t is true the Europeans can
and must do more to help them
selves than they have to date.
For instance. as has been re-
peatedly pointed out, Frenchmen
could help a lot if they would
only start paying their income
taxes. The British have done
considerably more on defense
than any other European power
but even they must do more
and they are getting ready to.
But foreign experts here say
it is unrealistic of Mr.. Hoover to
urge watchful waiting until the
Western Europeans avail them
selves of their "own resources
to erect "sure dam against the
Red food"
The farther from our shores
we can keep the battlefield, the
better for us. With Europe in
Russia's hands. America gets a
terrible pounding. With Europe
in Americas hands, Russia gets
a terrible pounding.
Evening star., 1950-12-21
Kenwood Club Entered; /;
.N Set, Liquor Token

Thieves last night broke into
the Kenwood Golf and Country
Club and stole 16-inch table
model television set and eight
bottles of whisky.
Montgomery County police said
the thieves entered by smashing
the glass in side door leading to
the locker room and then jimmy
ing the door between the locker
room and the bar-restaurant.
The club is at River and Dorset
avenues, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1950-12-21

tween 81 and $5 billion in the sec
ond year, while that approved by
the House would bring in $4.6 bill
lion.
Before the Senate approved the
bill it adopted number of amend
ments. mostly without debate.
One was offered by Senator Milli-
kin to exempt from Federal tax
alton normal and surtax as well
as excess profits taxes Govern
ment subsidies paid for the de-
velopment of mineral resources.
Senator O'Mahoney, Democrat,
of Wyoming. as well as Senator
Douglas, called for higher tax
rates than those provided in the
Senate bill. He said the Senate
bill doesn't produce the revenue
we need" and contains many
loopholes." While describing it
as "unrealistic," he said 1t was
better to accept the measure at
this time than have nothing" I"
Evening star., 1950-12-21
down or did not emphasize It's

down or did not emphasize Its
mention of Japan.
japanese editors do not consider
Herbert Hoover a very important
1perSon since in their eyes he IS
only an ex-President.
So far as most japanese are
concerned the United States is al
ready rearming Japan in the form
of a 75,000-man national police
reserve-the equivalent of four
American divisions.
Although they're called police
men, these reservists walk and
talk and act like soldiers, which
the majority of them were in the
last war. They are organized on
American army lines.
Evening star., 1950-12-21
~. S. Can't Lose Europe
Correspondent Declares
By WiIIiom McGoffin

LONDON, Dec. Give could
lose Asia and not have Uncle Joe
using vodka to wash down some
cooked American goose. We can
not lose Europe"
This astute observation by my
colleague, Jack Thale, was made
before Herbert Hoover's speech
urging America to concentrate on
the Pacific and Atlantic and let
Europe defend itself.
But it very aptly sums up the
reaction on this side of the At
lantic to the former President s
recommendation.
How would America like a
Europe controlled from Russia?'
inquired a British diplomat.
Not Enough Time.
Any one who has looked int
the mechanics of the defense
problem will tell you that there il
just not enough time left for Eu-
rope to do the job entirely By
| itself. even if it had all the raw
Evening star., 1950-12-21
By William H. Stonemon
Foreign Correspondent of The sior and
the Chieooo Daily News

the cheoso Daily News
PARIS, Dec. 2l.-Herbert Hoo
ver's pleas for a return to isola-
tionism hit Europe this morning
just in time to dampen enthusi-
asm over Gen. tEisenhower's ap-
pointment. 80
The appointment was regarded
as far more than a means of Gen.
tralizing West European defense
and putting an end to the chatter
that has marked SO much of the
North Atlantic treaty @organiza-
tion's activity so far.
To everybody. including Rus
slams, West European isolation
lists, anti-American defeatists and
fellow travellers. Gen. Eisen-
hower's scheduled return to
Europe was the first and fore
most sign of American willingness
to shoot the works in defense of
free Europe.
1t is recognized by everybody,
Including Gen. Eisenhower him.
self, that his appointment will
really make free Europe's defense
possible only if it is backed up
promptly by specific acts on the
part of the United States.
The first of these must be to
send several fresh divisions to
Europe in the immediate future
well in advance of the danger
Gus spring of 1851.
The reaction of diplomats and
officials interviewed this morn
ing was primarily one of amaze
ment that Mr.. Hoover had Jagged
so far behind Senators Vandenberg
and Taft and other Republican
leaders on the question of Eu-
ropes defense.
Most Republicans seem con-
vinced that the administrations
resolve to defend West Europe is
based on far more than senti-
ment or a desire to preserve
democracy in West Europe.
1t has been decided to defend
Free Europe-including Northern
Europe and the section bordering
on the Med!terranean-if only be-
cause controi of this area by
Russia would give it such power
and such strategic advantages that
Africa, South America and even
tually the United States itself
probably could be sWamped.