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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe.,

sO5 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Large 8.
rm. semidet. home. large lot; cony
to everything See and buy this
today. Call Mr.. Martuf, LA. 6-7845
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO., 1924
14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
bedrm., 2-bath brick home (bedrm
and bath 1st H. in best part OF
Chevy. Chase, D. c.; 3 blks. sto
Blessed Sacrament or Lafayette
School. Asking S24,95O. Urgently
want offer. Ewes. call HU. 5249.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
SEE REDUCED VACANT, open. 1909
Crittenden,, mr.. 18th st.-Detach.,
FRANK fisls E IL 'ssi Gauss U.s. So aE fis fiaa 'onV
frame, rms. bath, gas. h.-wh.
Well financed. S11. 800. H. CAR
LYLE DE LozIER, WA, 5000, WA.
SIMMER COT, COTTAGES ,or.ssl. with s5Se 5,Ssr
SCREEN sereened ot porch HIpo and S basement, s ST..
$50, $3.50 cash, balance. terms; On
Cabin John carline, about l mi.
tor, 61O9 Broad ST., WI. 1858.
y st. a. and md Newton, '' fully Turn furn.; $3.50
attrac. bsmt., fire escapes. THE
BUY OF THE MONTH; $4,000 down,
balance monthly RE. 1916. CHAP
MAN REALTY CO.
GEORGE WASH. HOSP. AREA, three
story English bsmt:, l2 rms,
Priced, Saa,95o. WIN. CoRCoRAN
HILL, INC, DI. 1888. Ewes, EN-
ST. To eGABR1EL's PARISH - corner
Rriek ful ImS bsmt nfo buitn fa oasa sarase; S
ment. FORD E. MORGAN, sR.. RE
491O till 8 pm. 5
IMMACULATE, brick home, 1882 Up
shur. Open today. 1-5; 8 spacious
rooms. hall, auto. h.-w.h.; gar. At
mss tbs oDe Dficed dRRsoN 5ms Do
UPsHUR. of 18th st., Sis.5oo; 2
MAN. EN-. O3O3 till 10 pm.
HOME AND INCOME-14 Ink units
S22.50o; down; $500, bal. S167. sc
mo-; good cond.; near 18th and Col
saE, Ed; nv w n Mr.; s,5G Raley' with A. R
HOME AND INCoME-11 Ink. units
price, S22,500; down. $4,000. bal
81 SO; near new G. W. Hosp. Mr.
Raley, with A. R. sEEIYE' 81: s$s5
100 BLOCK INGRAHAM sT.-Im.
2la baths, rec room. gas heat. det.
So oa. 69fs Sf{G' fG' ISL. 4snea1isn AnBEh
ON 7th ST. near Gallatin st. IS
S11. 500. MIR. TRAVIS, RA. 1l43
NEAR 14th AND COLoRADo-Loveiy
rm;, semi-.detached brick with
side hall entrance, lge.. liv. rm.,
fbamily bad4Hs sized 1dnIn din rm ba,, modern kit
deep lot with brick garage, Attrac-
tive flnancing. To Inspect call Mr..
Marchal, RA. 1861. sIGLER & CO.
NORTH CAPITOL and Buchanan st.
Gently built, 9 bedrms.. baths, rec
rm.. gas heat. fenced yard. Priced
Gr e sell open Sunday 1-5. sTRoUP,
-SsS Ss5.dEM dEMERsos, ssos J pr Ga: e. ays-pst
Emerson Em;, oil ST. heat Inquire at S 1924
14th AND KENNEDY-1mmaculataely tely
clean det. frame: slate roof; s very
lge: rms, stone firepl,, full bsmt :,
Priced to sell. Ewes, cali RA. 1883,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. -5
BRIGHTWOOD AND
S12,950 AND S11, 1,250-MAYBE LESS
Two lovely homes in these desirable
locations and low down payment
will handle either; the monthly pay
mentS are like rent and the houses
are lovely. Call me now and let's
Mr.. Clark, GE. 96lI. ''
MARSHALL j. WAHE CO
1874 Nth 81 N w m 2o1e
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MOVING. PACKING G. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING g. STORAGE will
accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas ia. 2937; ewes. GE. I416, 81
TRANSP. TO N. Y. CITY wanted for
20 small elec. motors. d. 1885
after / am. Monday.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms. expert packing.
Phone NO. 0104 UNION STORAGE
GO; INC. est, 1905
MARINE VETERANS MOVING co.
24-hr. service: furniture, trunks and
haggage At; 27o9 or FIR. 03S6
MOvlNG By vET;i exper. nelp; every
any time. Mr. COOK, -GL. b13S'
BROWNER'S EXPRESS-Light and
heavy hauling, full or part load,
minimum. $500. FIR. 3121.
EA-GI-Local. long dist. moving,
packing, Grating; lge, SIN. Jobs; any
thing, anywhere. JOHN. HO. 5Sl9
PARKS TRANSFER will move you al
any time, reas. rates. Local, Md. and
Va. Call any time AID 1877 5s
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WOULD LIKE to share my lovely
furn. suburban home with gentle
man or married couple: car neces
2i3i send ST. S.E.-Will share my
clean, well-furnished house with
couple; conv. bus. VI. 5162.
ETOWN-Career woman will
share beautifully furn. house anc
garden, Bendix, television, dist
washer; near transp.; couple OF
career woman; refs. Box 1887, Star
EMPLOYED MOTHER with daughter
age 5. wants employed mother anc
child to share new home in Arling.
ton, conv. school and bus. GIL. SS02
BUSINESS LADY will share moderr
country home, Virginia, sos: V
hour Pentagon: married couple OF
girls. Address GRACE BERNARD
Pinto's Pasture, Fairfax Station
Ext 3lR0
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HOUSES FURNISHED (cont.)

FALLS CHURCH, VA.-Immaculate
nicely furn. 2-bedrm. bungalow
conv. to shopping, transp. and new
school Call ia. 1856. %
SILVER SPRING-Darlig bunga., liv
rm., kit, :. bedrms., best loo, part
ly furn., Si25 mo. or less. SH
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HERE ARE A NUMBER OF SELECT
OFFERINGS IN BUILDINGS OPER.
ATING UNDER THE FLYNN 1905
COOPERATIVE PLAN.
THE BROADMooR
most distinctive coop
Located at 1901 Conn. ave. NV: {
complete apt. homes with bedroom.
each. Can be seen today from 2 tt
80 Pm Pm One art home witt
parlor, bedroom and bath; 3 expo
sures. Can be seen by appt.
ALSO SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
Apts. of !. 2. 8 and 4 bedroom type!
THE AvoNDALE
1884 P st. NV. (near Dupont Circle)
Exceptionally attractive prices anc
terms. All tenant occupied. Gooc
investment while awaiting posses
sion: 3 rooms and bath as low a;
S5,700
1902 SUMMIT PL. NV.
Near ] 9Th st. and Columbia rd NV
AS low as ST 800 down, incl. furni.
ture. Tenant pays SS5 mo- for thi.
1-bedroom type; buyer pays a tota
OF Sb4 .54 mo-, which includes galr
of approximately $50 applied tt
principal: that, plus the $50 in cast
adds up to $40 a mo. return or
$1,000 invested: Price reduction i
sold unfurnished.
NEW BUILDING
(About 2 years oldD On choice cor.
ner with acre of ground. in D. C.
at Suitland rd. and Southern ave
Sc. Choice apis. with 3 exposures
containing 2 bedrooms, liv. room
din. alcove, kit. and bath. closets
reasonable down payment with
monthly payments as low as sos
incl. mortgage, operation and utIli
ties.
UNIQUE STUDIO APT. HOME
In Meridian Hill Studio Apt. Bldg,
1888 18th st. NV. Occupies F.:
floors, has 4 bedrooms and 2 baths
spacious liv. room t25x20 ft.) witt
vaulted ceiling, din. room, kit.
porch: Very reasonably priced a
Sl7,500.
VERY EXCEPTIONAL
Excellent investment or nome pur,
chase. A 2-bedroom apt. for S6,50(
IN LIQUIDATION of estate All cash
Operation cost only $3.50 mo
66 N. Y: ave. NV. tNear Government
printing plant.J
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HOUSES FURN. OR UNFuRN.

VA. FARM HIS, . aptS., both S75 mo-.
gas, elec., reprs.. % acres, bus
school bus. EN-. 0713, SO pm.
32 UNDERWOOD ST. N.W.-3 bed.
rms, combination living room di.
nette, modern kitchen, full bath ano
powder rm., screened back porch
SHIPLEY TERRACE. Sc. - Neai
shopping center and school. conv
transp; almost new 3-bedroom semi
det. brick; full basement; gas heat
3477 23rd st. Sc; HO. $3.50, -6
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

HOUSE arranged as 3 apts.. rooms
and bath top floor. rooms and
hall lst f.. effciency basement apt;
Al condition; Transportation at
door; will exchange for house in
Baltimore IL 3-T9SS
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COOP. APARTMENTS WTD.

L BEDRM., lower NV. Purchase
from owner in corporate form bldg.
not over 25 yrs. old. State price
and terms. Box 4SS-Y, Star.
WILL PAY $500 cash for l-room
cooperative apartment. Box 1871,
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WDS4.
| SHANNON & LUCHS co.

Mr.. ST. AIMS SCHOOL
Detached Colonial brick home In one
Of the highest elevations in this de-
sirable area. Center entrance with
large living rm, dining rm.. kitchen
and lavatory on 1st floor. 3 lovely
bedrooms upstairs. Very attractive
financing. Call MI; Bouscaren,
FRED A. SMITH co.
naa14a- n ~
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe.s
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

n REAL BU Y, SIb,3UU
This attractive detached Colonia
home has been priced for quick sale
Situated near st. AIMS Church ane
parochial school; also Wilson High
School and elementary school. The
house contains living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen. !;
bedrooms and bath. full basement
auto. heat: Diet. garage Don't miss
from from % 10 am. ' to pm. M for Srllar appt. W tc
inspect.
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BURR g. YOUNG, DE. 4444
BETHESDA, $17,5OO

Open l til S PM. Today
5613 Southwick ST st-h bedrm
and bath. center entrance; new house
cond., very lge. master bedrm.. fire.
pl., Vent. blinds, stairs to storage
attic. Lge dry bsmt. with outside
entrance. Rear screened porch.
Good shaded lot Are features OF
the 6-rm. modern brick home.
Henry Y. w. Sanderson
S1lS Wis Ave WI S636
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COLORED-COUPLE and 2 children
want unturn. apt, NV. or ne; 8
rooms. kit. and bath; $50 or S75
10 2-3R67 IS
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

VINCENT'S TRAILER PARK, near
Bladensburg, Md.-Cabin, l room.
kitchenette, furn.; also gas, elec.
and water; near showers; / or
adults; no drinking; S12 week; un-
der health reg I'm 3h10
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RAMBLERS

We have 3 in 2 locations from S15..
$50 to S20,950: l in Chevy Chase.
Md: . in Greenwich Forest. Let
US show you these well built beau
tiful ramblers. Call WO. 1885 until
8 pm; Sunday until 3 pm.
ORAN S. CRAWFORD
SSQR Hnnn L
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CHEVY CHASE, MD-$2O, 900
This attrac 4-bedrm., 2-bath house
mr.. Rosemary and other schools has
liv. rm. with firepl. kit. and den on
1st f. Oil h.-w.h.. gar. Level lot
and shade trees. See this today.
Billingsley g. Korzendorfer
OR o3oR. OR 1900 Till O PM "a
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William J. RoSenthal
1924 X st. RE. $3.50.
GAS HEATI

So, 500 DOWN PAYMENT
Woodley pl., Near Conn. Ave.
And Wardman Park Hotel-9 rooms,
3 baths, gar. h.-w heat; owner oc-
cupied: brick: garage: price, S19,-
500. Office open today, 10 am. to
3 pm. EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor,
lO1O Vermont ave. RE. 5140.
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VICINITY OF 18th ST.
OR OTHER NV. AREA
Elderly widow wants one-bedroom apt
Sunday. Adams TITS: other, Ma
tional 3120, Ext. 80. 81
COLORED COUPLE wants 3 or 4 rm
unfurn. apt. with pvt. kit. and bath
ne. or sc. section AT. 1905.
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EXCLUSIVE AGENT
EDMUND. J. FLYNN
(Authority on Coop. Apis. since 1920
Wash. Bldg. RE. 1918 or RE. 1749.
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Brightwood Bungalow
6608 End STREET NV.
OPEN sim / TO s

Near Takoma Park Recreation Center
and all conveniences. Nice Groom
JIM. shingle, with fenced yard and
detached garage. Priced to fit your
pocketbook. Special financing fol
premises. JAMES L. DIXON &
COMPANY, 1922 18th st. NV, Ster-
ling 1900; evenings, Randolph 94S9
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MANOR PARK
oRES a9s aGAeRENB63s SHNRA9i & T9 sr. 8 nv. R;M'
Six-room det. home In excellent
eond,, fenced lot 15x140. LIST fl. has
large liv., rm., din. rm. and kit
End n. large bedrms. and tiled
bath, Front and rear porches, oil
h.-w;h., ,det, gar. A. variety OF
tive flower garden. Call Mr.. Rich
ards, WO. 6595. MARSHALL J.
MAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV, DI.
3346 -5
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PETWORTH
Arranged and zoned for apts. ::
rooms, 2 baths, oil heat, large yd =,
gar. Owner says sell. the price is
right; terms arranged. Call Mr..
Weaver. WO. 4944 or DI. 1880.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th ST N w nI 221R
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RAMRLERS

Another group of 2 and 3 bedrm
homes, modern as tomorrow; tiled
baths. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. bsmt'
with lavatory, wood burning fire.
place; nice wooded lots. CT or con-
ventional financing, with moderate
cash, An inspection will convince;
Directions: Mass. ave. NV. to $500
block. left to Namakagan rd., right
n block, left to ramblers: MI
Bailey on premises or at 5sO4 Mass.
ave.
BARKLEY BROS.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5
THE MONT
OWN YOUR OWN
SAVE ON RENT

HERE ARE A NUMBER OF SELECT
OFFERINGS IN BUILDINGS OPER-
ATING UNDER THE FLYNN 1907
COOPERATIVE PLAN.
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BRIGHTWOOD AREA
Less than 2 yrs. old and in immac
cond. semidet. brick home with 6
rms. gas heat. full bsmt.; owner
transferred and must sell and only
S12,950. Call Mr.. Atwood, UN.
1889, with SIDNEY C. MENSH &,
CO. RE 0736 "a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kothwest
GEORGETOWN, S16,5OO
GEORGETOWN
MT. PLEASANT

remode!ed brick house,
or 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large gar
den; lots of sunshine. STEVENS
C00G 81
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~ IAhOMH PAftN, MD.
OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL DARK
1929 CENTRAL AVE.-Det S-year-
old center-hall Colonial brick house,
20 with firepl., side porch, din.
room and mod. kitchen: 2nd fl,
3 good-size bedrms., tiled bath, gas
&C. heat, copper pipes, slate roof;
house in excel, cond.; bargain at
S15.e50. To reach: Out New Hamp
Sligo Pkway., left on sligo Pkway,
to Garland ave, rt. on Garland /
block. then left on Central to our
sign. Call Mr.. Washburn, TU. 2091
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co. ~
1924 18th st. NV, DI. 3346 IS
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AMERICAN u. PARK
EXCELLENT BUNGALOW
ONI.V S12 Q50

AMERICAN UNIV. Park
1919 BRANDYWINE ST. NV.
Open Sunday 1-5 pm.
This charming detached Colonial
home has every modern Improvement.
is less than 40 years old. and is well
situated conv. to Spring Valley shop
ping center and bus TRANSPORTATION.
house contains living room with fire.
place. dining room. modern kitchen,
2 master size bedrooms and tiled
bath, stairway to storage attic. full
basement. gas &C. heat. det. brick
garage. One Of the finest values we
have to. offer at S17.s50. Be sure
to see this Sunday.
BURR & YOUNG. DE. 4444
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Deaths Reported

% sfrde kiaWeif kaiaslfs' es. r. Vienna SIGs Va 81 &C.
William Beagle, SO, Mount Rainier, Nd.
Raymond Hoyt. 55. Chevy Chase. Nd.
Mary slmms. 20, Glen Echo. Nd.
Flora Williams; 26. Trenton. N. }.
Saa Sfant c7S Yoho sa ssat Psasant sa hamS Ma st.
Infant irvine, S3s K st. NV.
Infant Wallace, Unknown.
Infant Phillips. Hillside, Nd.
infant Chase. Not given.
Lizzt Scott, -, "a Logan ct. NV.
Floyd Hope, 80, 1896 w st. NV.
Jessie Harris 80, 202s 18th st. NV.
John B. Thompson. SO, 944 Shepherd st
Rose p. Foster. 81. 2129 Florida ave. NV
Eu6in Shipley. 81, o2s 81. NV.
Charles z. Ray. =, 500 10th st. ne.
5sSn eSn Rats simon S s9s g. lHR "a Sch0,cn Il ow
Yetta Borak. SIS. 1886 33rd D.. sc.
William Cameron, 81, 40-A Bates st. NV
Phillip c. Spada, So, sos Buchanan st.
Clyde E. searle. 81, Woonsocket. R. I.
John M. Picton. infant. Kansas City, Mo.
Merel Travis. infant, Bethesda, Nd.
Martha A. Saker, infant, Columbus, Ga.
Beatrice Frizzell, infant 31S 18th st. ne.
Raymond M. Jordan, 5S, $40 o st. NV.
Alonzo Horton, 4s, s67 21st st. ne.
Wil6ert Smith. 4s 443 Irving st. NV.
George ie0f Mathiss. % IS, s' 81 st. ~; NV NV
Roy Glenn, IS 5057 G st. Sc.
Pearl L. Berry, 90. 1915 18th st. NV.
William Woodland. 10, Baltimore.
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D. G. Vital Statistics Report

Ia Coachman. 81. and Audrey TAYLOR, 10,
both Of Arlington, Va.
Robert McKeever, jr., 80: Rockville, Nd,
Nd
Edward weidner. 80. 719 sth st. Sc. and
Ruth Jefferson, SO, 1908 North Capitol
Patrick oNeill. 81, Chevy Chase, Nd, and
Nancy Wiley, 10, 6245 Both ct NV.
tol St, and Rachael Frazier. 10, 5I2
9th st. sc.
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Girl Student Honored

Miss Elizabeth Eilers, zoos
Klingle road NV. has been
named winner of national Schol-
arship to Radcliffe College. Miss
Eilers, a senior and honor student
at Central High School, is one
of seven girls throughout the Ma
ton to be granted a freshman
scholarship this year to Radcliffe.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. ldD. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. todit three full days and
fecetue the license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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t4uskies Pups for lit
tie feIlers. white, red
or vine, sizes 10 TO 3, |
| S3.4O |
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Here's Prootpostve suewodrobe be
we'll as attractive and oerng This fine group of long wearing
cotton dresses from many ovoe Makers Included
ohoboys dotted SWISS sheers and boodcoth Skehed just
three from our huge collection Sizes for misses and
Kanns-Da D Secondly
The Valley settler., 1950-03-17

 VOL. Is Palmer, I-loska
 COOP 1EUS SEEO ( FERTuIzEE HERE Seed and Fertilizer GETS are roll ing in at tho Coop E.arehousc and all those who hevo placed orders With the !arohouso may now obtain your sood and fertilizer. As usual a l0% discount will be allowed on all feed and fertilizer unloadod direc tly from the car and sold for cash to the farmer.
 CASH BASIS
 Our Coop is attempting to revert to it's status as operGting on cash basis. The recent trend to- wards increased credit is working to the disadvantage Of tho Associa- tion and the patron. l'e can return q greater percentage of dividends by operating on a cash basis. Rec on1 unauthorized accounts will bo closed Credit will be limited primarily to commercial accounts and only to the extent that they arc current.
 c. Esslingor DE PRIEST EELEASEO One Dairwon was Officially roloasod from CIC ASSOC ldUlOn Ch1S WCOk aS voting member. L.E. DcPricst con- p1otod tho final stops necessary to terminate his marko ting contract With the ASSOC iation. Mir. DoPri : st requested, however, that he be granted the privilege of being re- tainod as Q Purchase Sewing member. This request was grentod by the Board.
 Aftor two conferences held with fou1 other Dairymon it appears that a satisfactory adjustment can be made so that they also may obtain their releases. These dairymon indicated that decision would be reached by tho 2Oth of this month. COOP PLACES BIO FOR
 MILK 6 ICE CREAM Officials of the Co-op went to Fort Richardson on Wednesday of this woeh whore bids Woro opened which were placed for the proposed supplying of milk and Ice Cream to military os- tablishmonts in Alaska.
 Cont. on pago 5
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80 Dead, '13O Injured
In Eritrea Violence
BY the Associated Press

ASMARA, Eritrea, Feb. 23.-
Hand grenades were hurled yes
terday in renewed Moslem- Chris
tian rioting and casualties of the
week were reported to have risen
to 80 dead and 130 wounded.
Ten grenades exploded near
the European quarter. British
troops reinforced the police and
the situation appeared to calm
down at sunset.
The United Nations commission
here warned the Erithrean people
that the incidents, resulting in
the deaths of children as well as
adults, cannot and will not influ-
ence the commissions decision on
the future of Eritrea.
The commission is on a fact
finding visit to determine whether
Eritrea should be divided between
Ethiopia and the Anglo-Egyptian
Sudan, granted independence,
turned over to Ethiopia or other
wise disposed of.
The appeal called on Eritreans
to stop all acts of violence imme-
diately, as these acts can only
result in useless bloodshed, bitter
ness and the disturbance of peace
full relations among the inhabi-
tants of the country"
A United States communique
said no American forces have been
called in to help restore order.
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Custom and Ready
Made SIipcovers

20 Orig. 24.5o to $3.50 Gus
tom-Mode Slip Covers for
Choirs. Sold os is 500
8 Orig. 42.6o and $3.50 Gus
tom-Mode Slip Covers for So
fos. Sold os is--l0.00 is
IS Orig. 1850 TO 24.5o Gus
tom-Mode Droperies. Mostly
one-of-o -o-kind poirs. Sold as
is. .Poir-- 500
AZ Orig. 4.s9 to s.9s Reody-
Mode Chair Covers. Mostly
florol potterns with wine and
grey grounds; solid colors in
wine and ereen-----4.oo
II Orig. 9.ss to 1898 Reody-
Mode Soto Covers. Some match
chair covers above e---S.00
8 Prs. Orig. l4.88 Printed and
Plain Droperies. Soteen lined.
One and two poirs of q kind.
Pinch pleoted; 254 yards long.
Poir ----I0.00
II Orig. 2.e8 to 4.eS Fancy
Pillows. Royon sotins, foiIIes.
cotton prints ---1.50
SlipcoUerS and DraperieS,
SiTth Floor, The Hecht Co.
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Maryland Artists Show
To Open April %
By the Associo,ed Press

BY the Assoeioted Press
BALTIMORE. Feb. 23.-The
18th annual Maryland artists ex-
hlbition will be held April % to
May 81.
The show. which offers nu-
merous cash prizes. will be, open
to all artists born in Maryland or
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and graphic works will be included
in the exhibition, with entries
limited to three works, two in any
one medium. per artist.
Burma has banned liquor at all
official parties, at the request of
the BuddhiStS.
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now resident in the State. A jury
of selection and awards is to be
announced later by the Artist
Committee of the Baltimore Mu-
scum of Art.
Paintings, sculpture, drawings
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Double Domosk Cloths
Lamps

z Orig. 1926 swine-Arm Bross
Lamps with Shades s----l4.99
I Orig. 7.s5 Down Bridge
lomp. Bose onIy------5.99
I Orig. 9.95 Bronze-Ploted
Swine-Arm Bridge Lamp. Bose
! Orig. 1895 Bross Sway
Floor Lamp. With Shade 500
I Orig. 7.95 Bronze-Ploted
Down Bridge Lonp. Bose only.
4.ee
I Orig. sz.s5 siIver-ploted
6 Orig. s.s5 Bronze-PIoted
Torchieres. Bose only 3.e9
z Orig. s.e5 Bronze-PIoted
Torchieres .. 7.ee
! Orig. SIS Bronze-PIoted
100 shodes IS % TO 50 % off
Lamps, SeUenth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
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BroodIoom Rugs

Broodloom Rugs
5 Orig. s54.s5 Grey Reversible
Broodloom Rugs; 9xl2 #,
! Orig. 7e.45 Grey Tone-on-
Tone; l2x5.4 #. -3s.95
! Orig. sl.45 Textured Green;
l2x5.3 #. -----39.S5
I Orig. 1906 scuIptured Blue;
l2x4.5 #. ------39.e5
! Orig. 7o.12 Textured Bur-
eundyi l2x4.8 ft.---5s.s5
z Orig. 1895 Reversible Broad
loom Rugs. Rose, blue; l2xl5
L Orig. s4.o7 Grey Twist;
MSS ft---4s.95
l Orig. sl.7e Beige Twist;
l2x5.6 #. Sold as is 49.e5
I Orig. s4.e4 Grey 18th Gen.
tury Patterned Broodloom;
l2x8.2 #. Sold os is---49.95
Orig. 1850 Deep Pile Beige;
l2x4.e #. Sold os s--4e.e5
I Orig. 1895 Ton Hooked
Pattern BroodIoom Rug; exl3.e
Z. If. PERI. s2.s5 Turquoise
18th Century Patterned Brood
loom Rug; exl0.6 ft---5s.s5
1 Orig. s4.so Grey 18th Gen.
tury Patterned BroodIoor Rug;
12xo f.. Sold os is----6e.95
I Orig. s7.s5 BIue-ond-Ton
Floral; oxl2.6 ft--6s.s5
7 Orig. 1850 Modern Broad
loom Rugs. Grey, brown, rose;
9xl2 #. ------7e.e5
l Orig. 1850 Green Tone
on-Tone; 9xl2 tt.----7s.s5
z Orig. ll4.s5 Plain Rose;
9xl2 fl. S9.95
I Orig. 1880 Blue Tone-on-
Tone; l2xl3.6 ft.-----8s.s5
l Orig. 1880 Beio. Twist;
l2xlO.o #. Sold as is--ss.s5
zH PERI. l54.so Blue 18th
Century Patterned BroodIoom
Rug; l2xl5 ft.-----ss.s5
Orig. 1850 Embossed Rose;
oxl2 #. Sold as is---ss.s5
! oris: 1880 Embossed BED;
oxl2 #. -l49.95
4 Orig. 1s5.oo Embossed Rose;
9xl2 #. --149.95
I Orig. I77.eo EN- b o>ssed
Green; ex12 f. l49.95
Broadloom Rugs, Sirth Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Shades and Blinds

20 Orig. 1.es to 1913 Window
Shodes. Odd sizes. Sold os is,
Soc
IS Orig. 2.9e Venetian Blinds.
q to 36-in. widths. White,
ivory, not both ooIors in oil
widths 1.50
7 Orig. 3.e8 and 5.e8 MenI
Cornices. 48 and 86" widths
l.50 and $50
10 Orig. 5.eS "CortIey" Beaver
board Cornices. Adjustable
up to 48" width 3.98
Sirth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1950-02-23

Infonts' Furniture

Infonts' Furniture
4-7s.e5 Nursery Chests, bone
white 1929
lass Nursery Mirror,
white frame --A-10.00
1-S45 Edison Crib, wax
birch. Floor sample $500
1895 StorkIine Crib, white.
Floor sonple ---34.99
2-S45 KroII Cribs. maple,
39.o9
2-34.s5 storkIine Cribs,
maple or wox birch finish,
1899
1895 CoIvin Chifferobe,
wax birch. Floor sompIe, 64.se
1-e9.95 PendIeton Crib
Chest. Floor sompIe : 49.99
2-34.95 StorkIine Cribs,
maple ----2 1899
1885 KroII Cribs, maple,
24.e9
l-52.5o KroIl Crib, wax
birch. Floor sample ---44.e9
Second Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1950-02-23
6
THE EC14T Co.'s
CLEARANCE

Misses Hot Bar
12o Orig. 1913 Women's Felt
Hots ST
= Street Floor, Washington
Store Only
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Gift Shop Clearance

Gift Shop Clearance
rs Orig. 5.es Italian 5-pc.
Cigarette Set --l.o9
IA Orig. $50 Disney's "Porky"
fiourines IS
1S Orig. 1.s5 to 4.95 Fieurines,
assorted ---$I to 2.e5
5 Orig. 7.50 Aluminium Bowls,
copper trim, as is----2.e5
3 Orig. IS to e.95 aluminium
Troys, os is---3.95 to 6.95
3 Orig. 1895 Ice Buckets, I'M
perotor Duol-Purpose 4.95
Seventh Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1950-02-23

Typewriters
Floor Models Sold "As Is."
! Orig. 1859 Underwood
Champion PortobIes
Z Orig. 1895 Underwood Uni
versoI Portobles-
] Orig. $3.50 Remington No. 5
Portable ---S35
All prices include Federal tar.
Street Floor. Washington
Store Only
Notions
1000 Orig. sse Dress Shields.
Sizes 2. 3, 4--2 for lee
200 Orig. 29e Wondernit.
Colors skein I0e
$50 Orig. 25e Six Cord Crochet
Cotton. Size 80. CoIors,
boil Zoe
Street Floor, Washington
Store Only