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APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFURN. EFFICIENCY APT. or Ink.
rooms. not over ,S45, by widow,
BssoyseElaR; Box seeH' star' no children no pets,
GOVT. EMPL. COUPLE, permanent
status, with 3h-year-old girl Gnurs-
cry school during day., desires 9
BLDG; ref. f0'' WA 1a.ufn5i5ed' 7si5e NV apt.
WOULD LIKE TO SHARE the ant
Of congenial lady, 1910; NV: reas.,
close in. vi. 2318 ewes.
SOBER COUPLE wish Broom furn.
apt, preferably in NV. apt. bldg ;,
by May Is or June l. HO. 6767
EMPLOYED SETTLED COUPLE, no
parties, liquor or tobacco used, de-
S5 spe :, small apt. in apt. bldg. Box
APT rms. kit. and bath. Par
italy furn. Dupont Circle area, 2
sfs1 Ssr. Approx $50. Box 15.H
GOVT. ATTY. and wife. expect 1st
SS5 max. TR. 1855.
COUPLE both empl., desire 2-rm., X.
and b., furn., pvt. apt; apt. bldg.
pref NV. sec. GE. 1875 after ?. m.
VERY DESIRABLE young working
% area; $40 % Rox micety ~ idfI; star apt sooo
YOUNG woRKfNG CoTPLE IisL desire
pets. children or drinking; max. $50.
Before 9th: Box 9Th. Star. q.
YOUNG couple desire 1-bedrm., liv.
section after May IS. Fqrn; or un:
QUIET, educated young couple want
furnished 1-bedrm. or studio apart
ment for about 3 mos; vicinity
&c Conn. ave; Box ll-H,, Star. g.
sani. Eeasi rent rental; respectable neighbor-
YOUNG LADY, employed Waiter
Reed, desires Ink. rm, or small
apt. vic. 18th st. NV, Irving to
Silver Spring $40-S45.- SH. 4134.
dst. Gxt; 154; 4iss sig RAP an. to 8 pm. week
3 OR 4 RIM. unfurn. apt. or fiat
vic. Walter Reed; couple. 10. s-21 IS.
MARRIED COUPLE desire % rm.
apt. in Georgetown, Conn. ave, 18th
st. vic. desirable rear yard; have
empl. H cpie. GE. f." seq AS5n' of uhiufn'
SMALL APT. for young married cple.,
nearb nearby Va, ,op preferred; Call Hu; J;
Refined WOMAN and two daughters
YOUNG MARRIED CotPLE. both
1-SedEm b. Rnx apt apt, sta1 furnished; prefer
june would Ike febsdE bedfo0m maraisd apt IN In
NV. section Immediately. Rent not
more than Ss5 monthly; excellent
references. AID. 635S. IS
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CPLE., both doctors. need 6. or 7 rm.
unfurn. house, close to downtown.
CHI. 1906. y
GOOD CARE will be given your small,
5-rm. unfurn. house, renting for
about $50: prefer NV. area. Will
discuss your offer. Consider partly
furn., mature people. research. Put
your phone no. on card to Box
414-D, Star.
RETIRED Army general, wife and 16-
yr.-old son, desire spacious, unfurn;;
house in excel. cond.; vicinity OF
Wesley Hgts., Cleveland PIX. and
American Univ. Park. Max. $175 for
right house; excel. refs. EN-. 57O5.
ARMY CAPTAIN and family desire g.
bedrm. house with yard for their
children; NV. location preferred.
OW. 9400, Ext. 461. -
AIR FORCE COLONEL desires long
term lease. 3-bedroom, unfurnished
house; effective July l; $3.50 max.
RE, 7400, Ext. 6-1S31.
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5000 Manchester I'd. apt 80. con-
sisting of living room. bedroom, di-
nette, kitchen and bath. Overlook
ing Sligo Park. $3.50 per month,
Including utilities.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
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COLORED-GI
5000 DOWN

Brlek-S yrA clc-a he bedrma
bsmt with outside entTanee-ClA-
RAGE - stove - refEr. - top loea-
tion-S5S psr month to euaitaeA
buyef-oeaee hrs s-e. L. S-loaA
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NEAR SILVER SPRING
Living room, bedroom, dinette, kit
chen and bath. $50. so per month,
including utilities. Evenings, SH.
1851.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
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APTS. UkFURNIsHED
Ed tcent.I APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEo

HILLWOOD MANOR APIS.
Public opinion proves these are the
nnest and most desirable in entire
washington area.
FEATURING:
1.2 bedrm. apis. with As larTe
Radiant heat (no bulky radiators in
rms, each apt. individually con-
trolled TO suit you).
Colored tile and bathroom fixtures.
Aluminium easement windows with
tiled Sills throughout
De luxe kitchen, including full 80"
gas range ana 7ft. Westinzhoust
refrigerator, dorele sink and exhaust
fan.
Master teleYision outlets at no cost.
De luxe laundry rms, ample storage
lockers and play areas.
Ss1-S93 so, including utilities.
Directions: Out Columbia pike to
Baileys Crossroads. turn right on
Leesburg pike to Glen Carlyn drive
and left to our sign and project.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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NEAR ANAcos11A HIoH

NEAR ANAcoSTIA HIoH
Lovely brick, 5 rms. u baths, gas
h.-w.h.: full bsmt., beautiful rere.
Tm., refrigerator and stove. Good
location Only Sll,600; 81 800
down. $50 per mo.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 1887 till Q.
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MICHIGAN PARK
HOUSES EXCHANGED

MOVING TO N. Y. AREA?
Will trade for N. W. D. C. house or
sell at sacrifice my N. Y: suburb
house. Has bedrms., deep lot,
fireplaceS, oil h.-w.h., 4 blks from
shopping, school. church and I. r.
station. ! hr. from Times Square.
OWNER, Elk 2113, Office hours. j
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COLORED-VACANT

81 500 down--snd and r SITS, ne
S-Etory %"-ft. wide tapestry brick.
6 IarEe rms and bath front en-
trance 10 bsmt.. h-Wh. coal; .
rear porches, priced to sell thia
week. Call tin . Pm. weekdays,
sun, l9 TO 5.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
lol2 18th 81. NV. DI. 1888
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BRIGHTWOOD SPECIALS

English style semidet. brick; 9 lovely
rooms. screened porches, beautiful
paneled walls, finished rec. room. 2
freplaces. step-up dining room.
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RIGGS MANOR APIS.

Riggs and Ager Roads
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
We have three. 2-bedrm. apts., at
S97.50 per mo. and three 1-bedrm.
apis. at $50 so per mo-, utilities in
cluded, in this desirable development.
ALI apis. very large with double closets
In all bedrooms, fully equipped
kitchens with garbage disposal units
and exhaust fans; new shopping
center next door and transportation
direct to apis. See resident manager,
1902 Van Buren st. UN. 1881. Hours,
10 to 8.
H. G. SMTTHY CO.
Gil 18th st. NV. ST. 5000.
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ONLY $1,000 DOWN

ONLY $1,000 DOWN
AZ Huron dr., Forest Hgts.. in near
by Maryland. about / mile from
Boiling Field-ShinEled bungalow. +
rms. ana bath, expansion attic, oil
heat, Lot 7Oxl25. Only $3.50;
S67 .S3 per mo. incl. taxes and In.
surance; 4eo loan. Act quickl
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
1917 Pa. ave. s.e., Ii. 1887 till D.
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SHIPLEY PARK APIS.
23nd and Alabama Sc.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Bus on corner close to shopping,
within the District; beautiful de luxe
apis.
idv. rm., bedrm., kit, bath, $50; liv.
rm., bedlms.. kit, bath, $3.50
INCLUDING UTILITIES
A few minutes from downtown, via
new So Capitol Bridge. or take any
A bus at 10th and Pa. ave, transfer
9th and Va. s.e. to Wa bus to 23rd
and Alabama ave. and our project.
Apply Mr.. Waldron, resident manager,
S34l 23rd st. Sc. 10. 2-3133.
Jonathan Woodner Co.
1900 18th ST. NV,
RE. 1855, RE. 1926. "a
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
CORNER BRICK HOME
This lovely home consisting of liv.
rm. with feplace, din. rm. with
full bath, mod. kit, on 1st A.. .
extra sized bedrms., tiled bath and
storage rm., closets on 2nd A.,
stairway to expans. attic; full bsmt.
with u bath and gas heat: det. gar;
can be had immed. Call Miss Smith,
RE. 1858 It'll 8 pm. cox g. CO.
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CI.EVEI AND PARK

Attractive semidetached brick, home;
thedral, shopping, schools and
transportation; 1st A., hall. living
room. dining room, kitchen. break
fast room and 2 porches; End a.,
4 bedrooms, 2 baths; 3rd A.. .
bedrooms, bath and storage room;
full basement with maids room and
bath, oil h.-w. heat. gar: S26,5O0
Call Mr.. Macintosh, jr.. with
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington
Bldg. DI. 5000: ewes. GIL. 1856.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

PLEASANT ENTIRE End A., o-bedrm,
liv. rm., kit, private bath, S75: ex-
change for small apt. in apt. bldg.
Box 3S-H. Star.
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UTTLAND--BUNGA
Lovely modern 3-bedTm. bungalow
with expansion attic. blk. from
Govt. bldgs. Large liV. rm. with
firepl., oil h.-wh. "A acre level lot.
A bargain at only Sl1 800. Mrs.
Cox. VI sl36. ATLAS REALTY,
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An13 u ST Sc

4013 Z ST Sc.
Near Ridge rd Owner will redecorate.
Semidet. brick. 6 rms. tile bath,
3 bedrms., gas A.-c. heat. fun
bsmt., nice KIT. HOLLYWOOD terrace
enhances scenic chain. A real
buy, only S12.75O; 81 800 down.
Don't fail to see this.
ANNENBERO REALTY CO.
1917. Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 1887 till 0.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS

Beautiful brick and stucco house.
in excellent condition. located on
terraeed lot, m convenient restricted
locality Correctly priced for quick
sale. S27,5O0. For further informa-
tion call Mr.. Sylvester, ewes. NO
1910. j. RUPERT MOHLER, Jr,.
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RANDALL. H1Gu1ANns

RANDALb HIGHLANDS
NICE HOME AND INCOME
Semidet. brick. for home and income.
lSt-n. apt, 9 rms. and bath: End
A., 3 rms. and bath. Income,
$l32.50 per mo A very good invest.
ment. Only $1,000 down.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
1917 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 1887 till o,
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NEAR BARNEY CIRCLE

Semidet. brick, o Immaculate rms. 9
baths, 8 bedrms., screened porch.
full bsmt. with handsome knotty-
pine rec. Tm.; large closets. Fenced
yard, Gas h.-w.h. Only S14,960;
81 500 down.
1917 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 1887 till Q.
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
East of Conn. ave. an outstanding
4-bedrm. and . bath, center en-
trance detached brick home near all
conveniences; 1st A.; has liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm., large kit, den
and living porch; finished room on
Bird A.; maids rm. and full bath in
bsmt.: gear detached garage; level
lot Call till 9. EN- 1900.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
New listing; between the country
clubs, bedrms., baths on 2nd
A.. :}rd Fl. has finished rms. WITH
built-in hunks; powder rm. and
paneled breakfast rm. with lge liv.
rm. on 1St; 2-car garage, oil heat.
Walking distance to schools and
transp. Ewes. Mr.. deSibour, OR.
1924.
SAMUEL z. BoGLEY. INC. WI. 1920
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SPRING VALLEY

7-BEDRooM AND 4-BATH HOUSE
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
English design, of stone and half
corner lot with 129-ft. frontage.
Contains center hall. spacious living
room, dining room. library. butler
pantry. kitchen, excellent recreation
area in basement, screened porch
and stone patio; gas heat, 2-car
bulit-in garage. Spring Valley school
bus passes the door.
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CHEVY CHASE D. G.

CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
Mr.. LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
Excel. 3 bedrm.. 21z baths, det. brick
home, plus den and other extras;
drastlcally reduced to S21 $50 to
settle an estate For immediate ap-
pointment call Mrs. Guarino with
st. NV. ST. 1900; eyes,. WO. 1873.
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FIRST TIME OFFERED
Near Ga ave. and Upsher ST., excel.
2O-ft.. semidet. Colonial brick. Con-
tanning liv rm.. din. rm., modern
Kit, and bedrms.. new modern
tile bath. paneled rec rm. in bsmt.
gas h.-w,h., possession. Priced to sell
with low down payment. Call Mr..
Cummings
Phillip B. Key Co., Realtors
81, 3O10 RA O07k
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UPLAND

IN THE DISTRICT
Several choice 2-bedrm. apis. avail
able from $50. so, including utilities.
New garden-type development near
Congress Heights A few minutes
from downtown via New South Capt.
toll st. bridge; AS or AS bus at
10th and Pa ave. to door. Resident
manager at 81 Galveston st. S.w.
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GLASSMANOR

IS min. to downtown over
the new South Capitol st
Bridge.
LOCATED ON SOUTH CAPITOL 81
VELOPMENT AND 2 BEDRM
APIS. FOR IMMEDIATE ANO
FUTURE OCCUPANCY PHONE 10
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WAKEFTEI,n

WAkEFIELD
z RMS, 21z BATHS. DEN
Inspect this immac. det. stone and
brick. center-hall Colonial home in
this exclusive, conv. section. Fea-
lures spacious iiv rm. with mirrored
frepl., broadloom wall-to-WaH car
peting. paneled recr. rm.. attached
garase. Very lge. LIST trust. Phone
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
Realtor. OR. 2I00, open o to Q.
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CLEVELAND PARK

VIII G411A1NO I 141C1A
HIGH ELEVATION, Mr.. CATHEDRAL
opposite large estate; a well-built
masonry home with tile roof; center
hall, liv. rm. with firepl. and adj.
porch, cheerful din. rm, 1st f.
lavatory; breakfast rm. and large
kit. 4 bedrms. and ? baths; mr.
tranSp., shopping center, school and
recreation arear: owner leaving
Washington. To inspect call JAMES
E. SCWAB. OR. $500. after 5 pm.
call 81. 2575 or WO. 1908 4
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AVE.
EMRASSv SECTION

A handsome residence well planned
for entertaining. Spacious rooms
Elevator. Excellent location for an
embassy. Priced below reproduc-
tion cost. Available Immediately
Call Miss Alexander, MA $500;
evenings and weekends, OR. oqSS.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeos,

HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeos.
MICHIGAN I PARK-Det; prick Cole
NAL in perfect cond.: slate roof, 22-
IT, lily. rm., flrepl.. lovely recr. rm
with bar; lge. bedrms., 2 tile baths
on End n; screened porch, fenced
rear yard, new kit. equip. plus dish
washer, Disposal and Bendix; priced
to sell. Ewes, call 10. 2-S76O,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
ROW BRICK. near 4th and Franklin
SITS. ne; 8 rms. and bath. colonial
front porch; closed-in rear porches.
Auto INV. h. rec: rm.; nice lot,
garage. ROGER MOSS. Realtor, 2125
r. I. ave: ne: Ho: 5000. Ewes. and
Sun. call DE 1898.
VA APPROVED $4,000. $1,000
down; attractive Michigan Park
home; 2-Story brick: six large rooms,
tiled bath, elec. refgr., gas furnace,
furred, insulated: large rear yard
inclose6 with Anchor fence; built
about 2 yrs. 1t is outstanding in
the area. Eve. phone Mr. Gordon.
Woodley 1885 L. T GRAVATTE,
realtor. 1913 X st. NV, Natl. O753.
RooMING HOUSE BARGAIN
NEAR STANTON PARK
8 rooms, 3 baths, row brick, apt
available for owner; oil h.-Wh:: {
buy; substantial down payment.
time, Nj; Martufi, La; s-7s45.
1924 MAEsHALt 14sh g. NV. 4 "APIE 81: So sa4e
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American University Park

H1IIe11CdII UNIVERSITY FdIK
Center-hal, detached brick on excel
lent, level lot. Slate roof. Fine living
room, pine-paneled den, lavatory,
bright dining rm. and kitchen. 2nd
floor has 3 bedrms. and . baths,
both with giassed-in showers. Large
attic. Attached garage. Immediate
occupancy. Price. S26.S5O. To in
spect. call JAMES z. SCHWAB, OR.
$500. After 8 pm, call Sligo 2575
or WO 140S Il
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BR1GHTWOOD
14th and Rittenhouse, 20-ft. brick
in new house condition; completely
and encl porch, . baths and base
ment law; built-in garage: oil INV.
heat; Vacant, immed. possession.
AUERBACH & CO., DI. 6501.
1924 K ST. NV, AID. 5769, AID. 5907
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MICHIGAN PARK

Being newly decorated. . chArmtnE
S-painted brick, near NArnUn
and So Dakota ave. eenter-hAll
SIX rooms bath with eutlt-in tub
and shower; knotty pine recreation
room with asphalt tiled moor;
ElasSed-in rear porch. oil burner,
insulated screened lArge lot. Price.
Sl6,a5o. EveninS phone III, 1898,
L. T. GRAVATTE
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
$14.95l

$14,950
Semi-det. brick home conveniently
located near shopping, schools and
transportation; s rms. and bath,
full hsmt.. oil h.w. heat, built-in
garage and porch.
PHILLIPS. CANBY & FULLER. INC.
1012 18th ST. NV. ST. 2400.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
$1S,500. This home is Just right for
family with school-age children.
The lot is deep and attractive. r. h.
Liv. rm., din. rm. and lge. kit; 2nd
floor. 3 twin-sized bedrms., modern
bath; slate roof: Gear garage. Ex-
cellent financing. Can be seen any
time by appt.
Billingsley & Korzendorfer
521l Wis. ave, OR. 1926 til Q. 3
BETHESDA RAMBLERS, SIS.950 to
$4,000. Sample house. 5SO3 Will
met I'd. Open / to 8 daily Reception
hall. 24-ft. living-dining room COM
bination, 3 bedrmS., . baths, won-
derful kitchen. stairs to large stor-
age attic. Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd. to
Beach ave. and left block to house
on right.
Billingsley g. Korzendorfer
OR, 1926, OR. 1892 till o nm. q
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
A row brick home, close to every con-
venience including recreation CEN
ter; liv. rm, din. rm.. kitchen
porch, 4 bedrms. and Ia baths
Call Mrs. Dawson, with
INEZ CUSHARD. Realtor
OR 1920 A
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WISCONSIN AVE. AND ORDWAY ST.
A home of informal charm. This
semidet. tapestry brick home is a
home that is designed to make your
living pleasant. Has large rms, =
baths. very modern kit, nice yard,
br. gar. gas heat. Superb condition
and excel. equipment. Real fireplace
in liv. rm. Priced right at only
100000. RALPH D. COIN, Elk.
5705; ewes, IA Sl35
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GARDEN TYPE APTS.
AVAILABLE NOW.
Living room, dining area, . bedrms.,
tile bath and shower, exhaust fan,
floor ceiling closets with Sliding
doors; located near Shirley hgy..
outside of Alexandria; combining the
advantages of convenient modern
apt. with country atmosphere; S72 $50
per mo-, incl. heat and hot water.
For further info. call KI. S-S550.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Anistoines Curb sc Per Cent of Colds 3Yeor Study Finds

of those getting antihistamines
claimed complete relief of symp-
tons and apparent cures of their
colds in 48 hours or less. AS a
matter of fact, a great many of
these subjects got complete relief
with the first dose of two"
BY contrast, 81 per cent of those
getting other treatments felt they
got perfect results.
Seven different antihistamines
were used. Their effectiveness
against colds ranged from 48 to
79 per cent. the employees said.
Twenty-three per cent of the
workers said they got side effects
from the antihistamines. Drowsi-
ness and light were
the main complaints, DR.. Baughn
said. but only a few had to go to
bed.
The seven antihistamines varied
in these side reactions. Nearly
one third of workers taking one
drug complained of side effects.
The best record was a drug with
only 3.4 per cent of takers re-
porting any adverse effects. This
was almost the same percentage
as reported side effects from non
antihistamine treatments.
DR.. Baughn said he analysed
company records, looking for OBJ
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By Alton L. BIokeslee
Axsoe;nted prssx Seienes Editor

NEW YORK, Oct. IA three
year test of antihistamines for
colds among industrial workers Is
reported in the Journal, Indus
trial Medicine and Surgery.
1t finds that 66 per cent OF
people taking the pills reported
relief of their colds within 48
hours.
There was no evidence, however
that use of the pills had cut down
lost time by workers repeatedly
due to illness.
The study was made by DR.
William l.. Baughn. medical di-
rector of the guide lamp division
General Motors Corp, Anderson
Ind.
It covered the three "cold sea-
sons" from October through
March in 1947-48. 1948-49. and
1949-50. During that time, 4,627
employees received $4,000 doses of
antihistamines to treat 8.079 colds
Another ! 1886 workers got other
kinds of pills-a combination OF
aspirin pheracetin-caffine, plain
aspirin or aspirin and soda-for
2.100 colds.
Treatments Described.
The antihistamines or other
treatments were given wher
workers felt they were getting
colds, or had obvious signs of in
fection.
DR.. Baughn said 66 per cent
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Federal Court Orders
|lSU Law School 10
Admit Negro Students
BY the Assoeiated Press

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. IA
three Judge Federal Court ruled
today that qualified Negroes must
be admitted to the Louisiana State
University law school.
The ruling was handed down
in the case of Roy S. Wilson
colored. of Ruston. He asked an
injunction restraining the LSI
board of supervisors from enforc-
ing a July % resolution which
excluded him and several other
Negroes from the law school.
Judge j. Skelly Wright wrote
the opinion. The case was heard
before Judge Wright. Judge Her
bert Christenberry and Judge
Wayne G. Borah of the United
States Fifth Circuit Court of Ap-
peals.
Applies Only to Law School.
At a pretrial conference it ha6
been agreed that the outcome OF
the case would apply to the Law
division of LSU and not t,
other departments.
Judge Wright said in the
opinion:
1--WE hold in conformity with
the equal protection clause of tn,
l4th Amendment (to the Unitet
States Constitution) that tn,
plaintiff and all others similarl,
qualified and situated are entitled
to educational advantages and op.
portunities available within tn,
State, at the same time. upon tn,
same terms and substantial,
equal to those which the Stat,
provides and makes available t,
other residents and citizens o
the State. =.
Says Damage Is Inflicted.
The court is of the opinion tina
the action Of the defendant boart
of supervisors of the Louisiana
State University and Agriculture
and Mechanical College in deny.
ing admission to the plaintiff II
the department Of law solely be.
cause Of his race and color denies
q right guaranteed to the plain.
tiff by the 18th Amendment ant
that enforcement of the order
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Severe Polio Epidemic
Spreading in Alaska
BY the Associated Press

JUNEAU, Alaska, Oct. THE
polio scare extended today from
Alaska's southeastern tip to
northernmost Point Barrow.
A death yesterday at Ketchikan
was the fourth in the territory in
two months and the second in
the southeastern Alaska commu-
nifty.
A Health Department report of
an Eskimo woman being stricken
at Point Barrow raised the total
of listed cases in the territory to
%. Fifteen of them have been re-
ported at Fairbanks. where there
have been two deaths.
Iron lungs and two special polio
nurses have been rushed to the
territory to assist in the emer-
gency which has been described
by health authorities as of cpl
demic proportions at Fairbanks.
Anchorage also has reported 10
cases.
Evening star., 1950-10-08

both samples has exactly one more
cold this season. both samples will
have had their full expected mum.
ber of colds"
Yet. he said, the workers taking
antihistamines feel that they
have definitely avoided 1A colds
each on the average by the use
Of the drug"
DR.. Baughn says "it is felt that
the drugs provide excellent symp-
tomato relief for colds at the cost
of some risk of side reactions, and
that by careful selection Of dose
and interval this risk can be made
comparable to that run with other
standard cold indications"
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Sergeant Weds Sergeant In Fl. Myer Ceremony

ardine suit, was given in marriage
by her executive officer, Mai. VIII
liam j. Higgins, jr. Chaplain Har-
ry c. Rickard performed the cere-
mony. A reception was held at
the Fort Myer South Post MOO
Club.
Two sergeants, first class-Edna
M. Harris and Earl H. Etter. both
of Fort Myer-were the matron Of
honor and the best man.
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jective evidence of benefits from
using the antihistamines. The
study indicates, he said, that in
creasing use of the antihistamines
has failed to result in any de-
crease in short-term illness or
longer-term respiratory disease" :"
Next DR.. Baughn made poll, to
see If here was any reduction in
the number of colds that workers
expected to have during a year.
Surprisingly. this reveals that
the antihistamine takers have al
ready had a higher percentage of
their usual number of colds than
those in the non -antihistamine
group. In fact, if each person in
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pending final hearing. would in
flict irreparable damage upon the
plaintiff.
In the finding of fact the court
observed that the State presently
maintains a law school for Negroes
at Southern University. But the
opinion did not comment on it nor
say whether the court found it to
be substantially equal to the LSU
law school.
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One Army sergeant married
another yesterday at Fort MyeI
Chapel.
The newlyWeds are Sergts. HUI
bert H. Stephens and Hazel D.
Kelly. Sergt. Stephens, of Nash
vile, Tenn, is on duty with the
office of the Adjutant General
Military District of Washington
Sergt. Kelly, Oklahoma City
Okla, is a WAC stationed at Fort
Myer.
The bride, wearing a taupe gab-