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Furniture. New and Used

Furniture, New and Used
Clearance and warehouse sale. new
gray nltra-pSdsTn p,snd1 spp S;pc dinette ssb9ny
ins suite $50; spc sDe dininp mnPle suite. dl.
S119-S259: 5-pc. dinettes, S14-S79:
drop-leaf table. chairs, chinas; mod
ern 2-pc. mohair living room suite,
S129: living room suite, S37-SS9;
modern studios; $34. 4.50-s59; sofa
secretsGies, S45-S59; kneehole desks,
S139; Hollywood outfits complete,
$40; coil. box springs, mattresses.
S5-S24; beds. chests, dressers Gall
bedding at warehouse). stoves, Ice
boxes, utility cabinets, tables, lamps,
T mirrors; household miscellaneous.
Both Open Sunday 1916
,ap4 DAWSON FURNITURE CO:
waTehoppsss ps ress sss 4io7 is MIN III 4sSss ays
FURNITURE
Home sold. s, Must sell 4 rms. Of liv.
Open 8 am. to. 10 pm. Sat. and
Sun. Truck avail. for deliveries to
nearby areas all day Sun. To reach: |:
country club, turn right "a block to
472S 32nd St n. %
FURN., CASH & CARRY
5 din. rm. suites -S35- -S78
9 bedrm. suites -$40-SS9
"A dresserS and chests - S12-S3S
25 coffee and end tables 81 .50-S15
4 china cabinets ----Ss.50-S5s;6 50
Z studio and sofa beds - Si7-S4S
il metal Cabinets - se.50-Ss2.500
30 table and floor lamps 81 .50-S22
15 mirrors -- S.. .5O-S SO
J. J. STRIKOL, Ii. 3-6969
Is 9TH st. NE. Open Sunday.
FURNITURE-custom- made sofa: 2
end tables; 3 pr. green dfapes; kit.
FIRsirGREpninr tasts psn c0na IA room sS4s suite
pieces; very good condition. La.
FURNITURE - Maple bedrm., 4-pc..
$50; nah. gateleg table. 4 chairs,
S35o S35; crib and mattress, s15. TIE.
FURN.. Duncan Phyfe couch, good
assorted tables So to S15; Thor
washer, SO. Wo. 3405 or Elk. 9191.
FURN.-chair. Victorian slipper. but
sSd sSh 9ask Walnut ;uss s5o oreOo o 1852
FURN.-Maple decorated drop.leaf
lamp. Ma. 6933, Ext. 310.
FURN.-Liv. rm. suite. sacrifice on
FriGsH q WIN moylhg Sel1Ser MSss By
FURN.-Bedroom set, dining room
set, radio, tables, 2 chest drawers,
gas stove. gas refgr. 713 Irving
FuRNL 81 Ne. e. bip,o1nat Bic; l; leaving coun.rv
selling furniture, Oriental rugs.
See 5-s pm, 3409 ordway st. NV.
GARDEN STAKES, oak. Come gel
,em; 25 for SI.75. FUCKER LUM-
Der, 1920 Wilson blvd, ia. 4-1234
GAS CONVERSION BuENERS. new
WEE WEaEsfff7RS fl7S ~ Sg Installed e sT ypHN o
GAS RANGE, " Magic c. Chef, new, oiGt apt.
size. no oven: $40. s1s Kennedy
GAS al RANGES. new. used, $3.50 dn.;
sJsait sSM adsS d3ssStalIatisR a sHs DE- nFEEsEss Es5d
machines; Ice. Philco radio; high.
chair; very lge. old stone jar. At
Gas Sss RANGES. used; spr,ns sale
sTER Co. since 1912. 6S7 F st. d y
GAS RANGE, used; Hardwick; SO in.
perfect cond.: equip. for bottled gas
S55. INGERSOLL CO., LU. 4-0400
-2122 Nichols ave. Sc. p
GAS RANGES--New. used; all sizes
Heaters and stoves ACME STOW
CO. 1011 7tb st nv Ha 1852
IILgeMf I.aysesf sssort eiec % motor e rsnairs s
| 35th year. CAREY, 1908 14th st
GOLF-Three Walter Hagen matche,
woods; MacGregor stainless stee
matched irons; putter; Nos. 2. 4.
8, 8 irons; leather bag. Phone TIE
2436 Sunday only.
GOLF CLUBS, matched steel set, will
SSssu sSs Extras. Stra eIS Ne. S9ss 9saS. 'o 60
GOLF CLUBS AND BAG, 2 woods,
irons. hickory shaft. $40. FIR. 4591
GREENHOUSE
3fxl10 Feet
| TEAM TIn
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silvervare. tewelrs
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call Louis Sesal. CHI. 1898;
eyes, EN- R7f33
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DALMATION PUPS
Purebred. For sale. Call VI. 2127
-
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ANTIQUES-Bric-a china. sill
verware, old Jewelry, glass, any amt
Dora Krupshaw Milestone.
THE-HOUSE-OF-G
1893 WIS. Ave wv NO. 03f0
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATORs-2 electric; l gas:
Gu. IT. each; all perfect: $35 each
or best offer. Must vacate. UN. 3016.
REFRIGERATOR, G.E.; 8 cubic foot.
reasonable. VI. 062S. -
REFRIGERATOR-S-ft. GE; brand
new: used only 8 mos; will sell for
S135; gas kit. stove free to pur.
472 II st. s.w., RE. 5211. %
REFRIGERATORS, used, recondi-
toned. fully guaranteed; $40 and
up. 2237 Nichols ave. Sc. LU.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE BRACELETS. clips, dia.
monds OF any description. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV.
ANTIQUES-Furnitu ortc-a- nrac.
china, glassware, rugs. silverwafe.
PAINTINGS: highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY tStarbecker). Ia
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CAMERAS

CAMERAS
Highest cash prices paid for Leica,
or movie outfit. BRENNER, 933 Pa
ave. NV. RE. 2434. Park free.
CHINA AND OLD GLASSWARE.
1856 Park rd. NV. HO. 1886 Monday.
CLOTHING-HiRnes prices for mems
used clothing. BERMAN'S. 1922 7th
st. NV, AID 872- will call
FURNITURE, complete household and
single pieces bought. ADD SS79.
Residence. AT 251S
FURNlTURE-Wii, GUY entire con.
tents or odd pieces. Also old shina,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling fol
55 years. HOPWOODS. 9Th and q
sts. NV ME- 62S7
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AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp .collec.
HoBRY SHOP. 7is i7th st. Di ia7$
BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
home; cash. We do moving storage
IA. 2e37; after 2 pm. GE. 1915.
BOOKS, large and small collections,
bought and removed at our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 721 9th
st. n.w.,fME. 5995.
BOOKS, large and small collections,
bought and removed at our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 721 9tf
st. NV. NE. 1896.
BOOKS---Always anxious TO buy en-
tire libraries. or. smaller collec
tions - good books; we call any
where, pay cash and remove book
Immediately at onr expense BAR
GAIN BooK SHOP. sos 9th st
BOOKS BOUGHT, all kinds, an,
quantity, and removed at our ex-
pense. ALBION BOOK SHOP. 176S
Pa. ave. NV. ST 669S.
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality;
also movie camera, protector, lenses.
MIR. WEISS, Y26 D ST. NV, RE 2436.
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PIANOS

Highest cash prices paid for used
MR.. BALDI, ST. 0250. la
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ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th ST. NV.
MA. 1859

REFRIGERATORS
CLOSE OUT OF 1850
MODELS, G-E, PHILCO
ADMIRAL, WESTING.
HOUSE AND ALL 9TH
ERS. BUY NOW AND
SAVE $$$. OPEN TILL
8. STANDARD TIRE &
BATTERY CO., 10th
AND H SITS. NE. Ii.
3-9082.
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MOVIE PROJECTORS

wv IA ALASt CacAESk tS3AAof 9oA
trade-ins: one-year guarantee; guide
free. BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave.
NV, Park free. RE. 2434.
MOWER. "a in, lh h.p.. Sears. like
new: will sell for $3.50. COL
LEGE PARK CYCLE. UN. 4600,
MuLTiIiTH. Model so; best reason
able offer Telephone 81. 4470. p
NEON SIGN with word drugs" in
center Of 4 IT. by 9 IT. border tub
ing; very reasonable. Room 204.
OFFICE FURNITURE. reconditioned;
deskr, chairs, files, tables. etc. 429
9th Sc. s.w.. Me. 1865.
OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS, OAK, WALNUT, MAHoG-
ANY, ALL SIZES, Sis AND UP:
TABLES, FILE CABINETS, BOOK
CASES: 200 STRAIGHT-BACK OAK
AND WALNUT CHAIRS, S3.25
EACH; OFFICE MACHINES. ALL
PRICED REASONABLY. FREE DE-
LIVERY. MANHATTAN OFFICE
EQUIP. CO., 500 N. Y. AVE. NV.
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REFGR., Frigidaire, apt size, good
cond.. $50 or best offer. 81. 35IS
REFGR.. Norge. good running cond.
$40; Day bed. mahogany. spotless
S35 AID 23Th
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RINGS-RINGS

RINGS-RINGS
to 600, originating from estate
solid gold; ali brand new: finest
quality and design. Wedding bands
engagement, diamonds, cocktails
canoes, Eastern Star, Masonic
birthstones. AL prices guaranteed
below original Wholesale cost. See.
ing is believing. Dealers invited
CHANGE, 1914 7st ST. NV, HU
977O, TU. 1924. Omen SUNDAYS.
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REFRIGERATORS

AG1I NIl1tIA = ~<AVo
LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. ALL
siTIoH 70 II SAVE You di UP = To s16o
ON MOST NATIONALLY KNOWN
REFRIGERATORS ALSO TELEVI-
SIONS. WASHERS. AIR cONDI-
TONERS, RANGES AND MANY
OTHER APPLIANCES. Err M s
AXAu.ARI.E
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LUMBER

~ 4t4xSxl4t
No. 2 Common and Better Va. Pine,
2x4-2x6-2xS-2x10; 1x6 and ks
Feet. CAN THE WALDORF SUPPLY
CO., Waldorf 1901.
LUMBER AND BUILDING
MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
Open every Saturday and Sunday all
day Free delivery. INQUIRE about
free delivery to adjacent beaches.
PaA home impymt, loans Loans Nc cash; ash
to pm; Sunday. 8 tin S.
ROBINSON BROS, INC.
1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE. AK. 1900.
siANGEL-AB:c C; electric; perfect
MEAT CASE. 6 It.: walk-in cooler.
7x5: scales; meat grinder and slicer,
Mfss Tsssy bREss II ess; snfIsf Dn 7zas each,
do and l full-dress suit. size 81
short; pants, IS waist: highest class
materials, finest workmanship and
tailoring; lined elegantly; have worn
but 2 Or times and nov too small,
MicRoscoPE. heI Sc S; new. .eii importsd Ieitz.
monocular with mechanical stage,
triple detectives, camera Lucida and
dark field attachments Ideal for
medical school or physicfan'S ONCE.
Cost over $3.50, selling price S275.
MISCELLANEOUS restaurant equip
ment--ice-cream machines, deep
freeze cabinets. popcorn machine.
coca-cola machine, ETC.; reasonable
for quick sale. DI. 6074 or CO. 7479.
MOTORS, " to 8 h.p.; excel. buys.
MOTORS, 2 to rs h.pI; " h.p.,
$3.50; W, IS: similar savings. 2513
NJ NV. GICHNER, EX. 1927.
MOTORS, lI100 to h.p.: ana redue-
ton gear In stock: CIV up: lge. sizes
avail CARTY 1903 ! I4th NO 1924
MOVIE PROJECTORS
CameraS films screens SplieerS etc
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RIFLE SCOPE, 4-power Unertl Hawk
lightweight with coated lenses: never
LESS LESS issSts paWNbgKEs Rs gE1ss o ExcHsEaE Eeh
9I2 D st. NV. RE. 6199.
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Limited Number
Exceptional Piano BUYS

Save $50 to $500 on Plano Values
kits, 1880 G st. NV.
BENDIX GAS DRYER
Like new; owner has converted entire
enamel table top type: $50 cash as
is; you pick 1t up. Phone EN-. 2465,
or TR. 2S26. q
REUPHOLSTERING
special--Sofa and chair, reuphol-
stored. labor and material. S69;
workmanship guar; 25 yrs. in same
establishment. LA FRANCE UP
HOLSTERING. $500 14th st. NV,
CO. 1881.
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ICE BUA
Must remove this equipment promptly
to make room for new tea rm. !:
contact Mr.. Donaldson at GOLDEN
BURGS, 7th, Sth and K sts. NV.
Ma. 5220. .
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PICKETS

Fir and cedar. Gothic head, 3 and 4
MATERIAL CO. 4o02 Mimi. ave-
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Home sold. Must sell rms. Of liv.
rm., din. rm., and bedrm. furn.
Sun. Truck avail. for deliveries to
nearby areas all day Sun. To reach !:
Out N. Glebe rd. to first street past
country club. turn right "a block to
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ROOFING

ing. S2.S5. ACE WREcKfNG 4
BLDG. MATERIAL CO. 4002 Mimi
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No. 2 Common and Better Va. Pine,
2x4-2x6-2xS-2x10; Ike and ks
Sheathing Lengths from s to 20
Feet. Call THE WALDORF SUPPLY
C0 Waldorf S5fl1
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CAV6 bOAhDEDs StuQ beTtlCty CeI.
sian or Siamese kittens: some al
special prices; Q miles north Silver
Spg.. on Ga. ave-. Rt. o.. Stop. q
hatchery. Norbeck, Nd Phones LO
FRENCH POODLE PUPS. champion.
ship bloodiines. standard. Axe reg
BROWN Ia; ASoSi STANDARD FRENCH poodl.
at stud: American and French
Kennel Clubs. From long line oi
ENGLISH BUiI.DoG puppies, s. Axe
reg and inoc.. 10 cham. in pedi-
SCOTTIEs, choice black puppies. Axe
reg. ch bloodlines. MacKINNON
1909 Roosevelt Arlington. FA. 1892
MINIATURE PINSCHER, female, {
months, Axe. reg, Of championship
stock. Should make excellent show
dog and breeder. Weight 12 lbs
KISS IdSS; XII KKRoss ss4 KENNELS country
boarding; indiv screened runs
careful supervision. Fairfax 679-J
SPRINGER SPANIELS. s wks., Axe
registered. Call WI. 49IS. "a
ENG. SETTER PUPS, Axe, finest
blood lines; Blue Bar and ROCKFORD
strain. I own the sire and dam.
ROY COUNSELMAN, WO. 1894.
3641 Fulton get NV 2s
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tea at 4 pm. for women at
tending the convention.
After a series of State congress
sional dinners the Chamber OF
Commerce members will hear a
Nation wide broadcast of Amer
icas Town Meeting" from the
Chamber of Commerce building.
The Wednesday morning pro-
gram at the chamber building
includes a speech by Senator
O'Conor, Democrat, of Maryland,
on stop Asking Washington to
Do It." Paul D. Bagwell. Michi-
gan State College Professor who
formerly headed the United
States Junior Chamber. will talk
on Better Government in Your
Business" Rob Roy Macleod of
Buffalo. Niagara Mohawk Powder
Corp. executive, will discuss
Freedom Isn't Free"
Delegates will vote at a lunch
con Wednesday at the Mayflower
Hotel on proposed policies for
their organization. At the clos
ing dinner at Hotel Statler at
7:15 pm. Bishop Richard C
Baines. Methodist Bishop of the
Indiana Area, will take the theme
of this years convention: Per
form Something Worthy to Be
Remembered" The Rev. L. Ralph
Tabor of the Luther Place
Memorial Church. Washington
will give the invocation.
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urged by the Hoover Commission
in its recommendations to improve
the Governments civil service
system.
CURB ON DRIVES-The Fed
eral Personnel Councils employe
relations committee also is work.
ing on plans to curtail the endless
round of charity-drive-solicitatio
to which Federal employees are
subjected.
While ii feels that many of these
drives are worthy. the committee
believes it unfair to Government
workers to have so many campaign
drives thrust on them.
What the committee is working
on is a plan to screen the various
drives and select only the most
worthwhile campaigns for Gov
ernment agencies. Many Govern
ment workers have complained
that they can't afford to contrib
ute to all these drives, but have
felt obligated to since the cam
paigns had the Official indorse-
ment of their agency heads.
II
| MEETING-"How can the Gov
ernment'S personnel Offices dc
what everybody expects of them?'
will be discussed by the Society
for Personnel Administration at
1880 pm. Tuesday in the Archives
Auditorium. Henry Hubbard, vice
chairman Of the Federal Person
mel Council, will be chairman
Participating will be Virgil L.
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Lawyers 10 Meet tuesday
On Divorce Court Seiup

A special meeting of the District
Bar Association is TO be held at
4 pm. Tuesday in the landlord
and tenant branch OF Municipal
Court to consider legislation pro-
posed by District Court judges 10
set up a marital affairs counsel
with broad powers OF action in di-
vorce cases.
Under the proposal the marital
affairs counsel would supplant the
domestic relations commissioner,
The proposed measure would give
the new counsel broader powers
that the domestic relations counsel
now has in domestic relations mat
ters.
In addition TO recommending
amounts for temporary mainten-
ance and alimony. the new counsel
would be given authority to collect
and distribute alimony payments.
The proposal for the change has
been approved in a majority report
OF the Bar Associations Commit
tee on Domestic Relations. A mi
nority report of the committee.
filed by Attorney Arthur J. Hill
land opposes the proposal.
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BY the Assoeioted Press

One of the living heroes OF
World War II will make the final
selection of the unknown Ameri-
can serviceman who will be en-
shrined in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Secretary of Defense johnson
said yesterday the World War II
unknown will be chosen by one
OF five men who won the highest
awards of the Army, Navy, Air
Force. Marine Corps and Coast
Guard during the conflict.
The five service representatives,
together with as many alternates
will be nominated by the secre-
taries of the armed services and
the Secretary of the Treasury.
Just before, the unknown Amer
lean is chosen at independence
Hall in Philadelphia on May 26
1851, the service representatives
will meet and select one of their
number to do the choosing.
The selected man will then Sc
lect the unknown from among six
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HoIdup
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and pushed him and the two men
from Altoona into Mr.. Mellott's
office.
This is a stick-up," one of the
bandits said.
Mr.. Mellott, seeing his friends
from Altoona. al" first thought
they were joking. Then he saw
the sternEfaced men in sun
glasses.
They told him to turn around
and cautioned him against max
ing any outcry. Then they swept
the money off the desk and de-
parted.
Sedan Is Stolen.
Police issued a radio call for
two men about 35 who might be
travelling in a 1949 blue Pontiac
sedan stolen a short time earlier
from the 3400 block of Benning
road NE.
Fred S. Kogod. president of the
Kogod-Burka chain which in
cludes the Naylor Theater, said
the manager told him the men
made no effort to get into the
safe.
Mr.. Kogod said the men appar-
emily had studied the layout oi
the theater since a door similar
to that of the managers office
goes to the basement and the
bandits headed for the right door
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Reich Film Maker Cleared
OF Anti-Semitic CHARGE
BY the Associated Press

HAMBURG. Germany, April 20
Wet Harlan, the German film
producer who turned out the anti.
Semitic "Jew Suess" for the Nazis
was acquitted today for the Sec
ond time of completely in crime
against humanity.
A German court agreed with
Mr.. Harlan's contention that he
was forced to direct the film
which was produced under the
personal supervision of Propa-
ganda Minister Goebbels, ano
that the Nazis would have liqui-
dated him if he refused.
The movie was based on a book
by Lion Feuchtwanger, published
in Germany in 1925 and in the
United States two years later
The main character. Jew Suess,
was pictured as private counsellor
to weak duke of Swabia in ths
18th century. The plot involved
his backing a harsh tax program
and assault on a German girl
who repulsed his advances. The
prosecution charged the film in
cited anti-Jewish feelings among
the Germans.
Mr.. Harlan again testified hi
made the film less anti-Semitic
than Goebbels wanted it to be
He was freed by a German tri-
bunal last year, but the high
German court of the British zone
ordered the retrial.
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81 Million Fire Destroys
Section Of Carolina Civ
sy ths Asssss,.d Pr.u

NORTH wILKESBoRo. N. c.,
April 2s,-FIre today DESTROYED
an industrial section Of this city.
with q loss estimated unofacially
at 81 million.
Firemen were able TO stop the
flames from spreading 10 the main
section Of town less than a quar-
ter of a mile away. North Wilkes
boro is in northwestern North
Carolina about so miles west OF
Winston Salem.
The fire broke out in the Press
ley E, Brown Lumber Co. one OF
the biggest in the northwestern
section of the State. The flames,
whipped by wind. spread rapidly,
destroying the lumber plant. an
ice and fuel company, a -four and
feed mill and trucking terminal.
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Canada S Siamese Twins
To Undergo Operations
BY the Assoeiated Press

EDMONTON. Alta, April 90
Canada's only living Siamese
twins. Brenda and Beverley
Townsend. arrived today at Ed
monton's Royal Alexandria Hos
pital. where at least two opera
tions will be attempted to separ-
ate them. 100 o..
The flve-month- -old twins,
Joined by their livers, abdominal
bones and ribs, made the 40-mile
journey from their home in
Tof1eld with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bud Townsend.
DR.. Eardley S. Allin, Edmon-
ton surgeon who will attempt the
operation, said the first or pre-.
liminary" operation will be per-
formed within two weeks.
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Couch. Economic Cooperation
Administration: H. Dean Cochran,
Forest Service; Edward J. Nc
Weigh. Labor Department. and
John Watts. Air Force Depart
ment.
ELECTED-Charles Sharkey. q
vice president Of the AFL Amer
lean Federation Of Government
Employees. has been elected presi-
dent of the Massachusetts, State
Society of Washington. Under
secretary of Labor Michael J. Gal
vim was elected vice president.
ENGRAVING BUREAI'-Spon-
sors Of the bill to invalidate the
results of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing's exam for war vet
Grams among its employees for ap-
prentice plate printer jobs. will
make an attempt to bring the leg
islation up for House considera-
lIUIl tOHlOTTOW.
They will seek a suspension of
the rules. which requires a two
thirds vote to bring the measure
up. Previously. the bill was blocked
when 1t was considered on the
unanimous-consent calendar.
Meanwhile. a number OF the
Bureaus veterans. charging that
the measure was one of race dis
elimination" have asked the
Presidents Fair Employment Prac.
tices Board for the Government
service to intercede in the matter
Sponsors of the bill say they want
all veterans to be eligible to COM
pete for the exam.
AWARDS-Two Internal Rev
enue Bureau employees, each with
81 years Of Federal service, who
are retiring. have been presented
with special awards for long anC
meritorious service. They are
Miss Florence r. Heddon of the
accounts and collection unit, anc
Mrs. Ruth B. Bliopulos of the rec.
ords division, income tax unit.
BE sure to listen at Gas 2. IN.
every Saturday ouer WMAL,
The Star station, to Joseph
Young's Federal Spotlight radio
broadcast featuring additional
newS and uieDs OF the Govern
ment Scene.J
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1.-Two Stores Held Up
In Arlington; Bandits
Tie Up Woman Clerk

An Arlington jewelry shop and
market were held up and robbed
within three hours yesterday, ap-
parently by different bandits.
A lone robber tied up a woman
clerk at Richards Jewelry store.
3102l2 Columbia pike. about 4:45
pm. and escaped with about 500.
About 7:30 pm. two men wear
ing overcoats accosted Bernard
F. Miller, A, manager of the
Safeway store at 4801 Lee high
way. as he was locking the front
door and forced him to open a
safe. They escaped with an un-
disclosed amount of money.
The bandit in the first robbery
used a pistol. The pair in the
Safeway case threatened to shoot
Mr.. Miller unless he co-operated
but failed to produce a gun, ac-
cording to police.
In the jewelry shop holdup. the
clerk, Mrs. Florence Fleisher,
4418 North Fourth road. Airing
ton. was alone when the robber
walked in. He reached into his
shirt pocket.
Mrs. Fleisher thought he was
about to produce a ticket for re-
pair work. Instead he drew a
pistol and demanded money.
After emptying the cash regis
ter, he forced Mrs. Fleisher into
a rear room, stuffed a towel into
her mouth and bound her hands
and feet with electric wire.
1t was 10 minutes before Mrs
Fleisher worked free and called
police. She said the robber was a
white man, about 35 years old.
old.
The bandits at the Safeway
store were described as well
dressed. hatless and about As
years old.
The stores are five miles apart
and detectives said they did not
connect the two cases.
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sion among us in our policies as to
the Soviet Government. Seldom
in history have our people been so
united on any issue.
Il have that, regardless of our
differences on domestic issues, our
political leaders can present a
united front in our foreign rela-
tions."
Committee Membership.
The subcommittee set up by
Senator Connally and their men,
bership follow:
United Nations Affairs-Sena-
tors Connally. chairman; Thomas
Democrat, of Utah, Vandenberg
Republican, of Michigan and
Wiley, Republican. of Wisconsin.
Economic and Social Policy At
fairs-Senators George, Democrat
of Georgia, chairman; Mcmahon
Democrat, of Connecticut ano
Hickenlooper, Republican, of Iowa
Far Eastern Affairs-Senators
Thomas. chairman; George anc
Smith, Republican, of New Jersey
| European Affairs Sen at ors
Tydings, chairman; Connally
Vandenberg and Lodge, Repub.
lican, of Massachusetts,. y
Near Eastern and African AT
fairs-Senators Pepper. Democrat
of Florida. chairman; Tydings ano
Wiley.
American Republics Affairs
Senators Green, Democrat, o1
Rhode Island, chairman; Pepper
and Hickenlooper.
Public Affairs-Senators McMa.
hon, chairman; Fulbright, Demo
crat. Of Arkansas, and Smith.
Safe Department Organization
Senators Fulbright, chairman;
Green and Lodge.