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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Available Immediately. Two brand
new ramblers, S135 and S145 mo,
Large lots, fully equipped kit, 2
lge. bedrms., liv rm. with firepl.,
din; rm.,- bath, 9-ft. closets with
siding doors. gas heat. From
Georgia ave and Colesville I'd. 20
out Georgia ave . mi, turn left
at Dexter ave north end of apis. j,
proceed to 23O9.
LO. 1886 or LO. 1856
WeekiaYs 1.3n til Z
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RooMS uNEuRNiSHEn

FRONT RIM. FOR CPLE.-Unfurn.
DI. 1868, call after 6. is
CoLORED-l1fI U. ST. N.W.-Very
large front rm., unfurn., plenty
Apply after 9 pm. HUI. 771O. Ask
for MRS. MASSENBuRG. -1a
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G,
Close to Conn. Ave.

SlOoc W SOllll. AVG.
Located in the most convenient and
one OF the. incest sections Of this
nationally known suburb. A well
built brick. center-hall plan with
large living room. spacious dining
with lavatory. Huge screened porch.
I'd floor has 4 bedrooms. Q baths
and enclosed porch room. There are
z rooms and bath on 3rd floor.
Garage space for 2 cars. Especially
well maintained and Is ready for
call JAMES Z. scHWAB. on. $500:
after pm, call SLiEo 267s or
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FARM AND GARDEN

cow MANURE. well rotted, $3.50
per Is bush; Sc per 10 bush; $3.50
per 5 bush. Del. Topsoil. WA. 1893.
BULLDOZERS for grading, excavat-
ing. and land clearing: reas. rates.
Estimates free Call AT. 0725.
roads, etc; delivered and spread.
WArfleld 072S -1T
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ROOM1NG HOUSE
The answer to widows prayer,
financial security for life. A beau
tiful and comfortable home, . fne
rooming and apt. house in best
bedrooms and 2 complete apts.:
perfect condition with ample IN
come to pay for itself. support you
and put money in the bank. 10
inspect, call Randolph Carter, DE.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE Co.
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BARNABY WOODS
RRIGHTWOOD

18th and Rittenhouse-Lovely brick.
6 rms. 2 baths, 2 porches, garages
gas heat: small down pymt.: excel.
section. Ewes, ia o576.
DANIEL DIENER e. co.
ST. 33S.
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AVIATION

INTRODUCING-KE
Puppies by imported CHI. Brinka
ASGARD KENNELS, reg. FA. $3.50
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/ Bedroom, $75.75
2 Bedrooms, $3.50 up
Duplex, 2 Bedrooms, $105.0C

Directions: From Peace Cross at
Bladensburg, take Route U. S. so to
Bird trafic light, then turn right on
Route 202, 60 l94 miles to Kent
Village.
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ST. o014, GE. 5061.
nIn HnNM AWE

OC OO1NIN. n VGs
Vacant: newly dec. sernidet. brick; 4
bedrooms, incl. rear porch, 2 baths.
h.-w. oil. det. garase; reasonable
down payment
FIORENZA REALTY co.
1424 K st. NV. NA67s6 OF no o.3l41.
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ROOMS FuRklsHED-Nerthea.s

ROOMS fuRklsHED-Nertheas
LARGE FRONT Ro0M-Al privi.
I.sns leses; couple or 2 girls. Call AK
2 Fs1GiRN. Ink. RMS, electricity
Ldf. pshE 81 .Es sM mo- for Il o. ssos sisi.. III
p1snss PVT. apt; F 1,icelS iGss furn'; convenient
1oi H01 sth sT-sssutif4i MS dSie, E oS1o sIss
roYl. best bsds; AM. m; 5o35: IL Ii
hSsz isss apt; Kitchen privileges. 81 Hu
s$a Mp. AVE. N.E.-sinsl. room
saI tiGn; ;LfxINS9HlSsn JsssSns9ls ri 7ss7t LIZ
sptoI sSas F and 's1s Station 81 dals fs sxa Sa!k d
1888 D ST.-Lse. front. 3 windows
psEt pe;1,,sss' bath shpger; ten .ssssnsp. at corner
LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin beds;
at busline; next to bath, suitable for
6ofoREDssiaaLE 81 Ss aso sifls En- reoSr 4aSs %
home privileges. Call LA. 6-661s
COLORED-L0VELY furnished room
next to bath, in private home, fol
gentleman. Ii 3-4143 after 6 IN
III
C0LoRED-2 nice dble. rms. and 2
ssle. rms; refined Christian home;
garage for rent. zoos r. I. ave
ne. LA. 6-4972. -22
cOLoRED-Lae, frt. rm.. overlookins
sarden. New furn.. for empl. cple
or 2 ladies. Use Of kit. Bus at cor.
util. furn. Ii. 6-296O. lis -.
COL dbl. rm. for empl
cple. or 2 girls. S. ca. per wk., 111t
Morse st. ne. Ii. 1915.
COLORED-122S Duncan place ne.
middle rm. next to bath for EN-.
ployed couple. Ii. 6-T006. lis
COLORED---Lse. rm., LIST. f., use ol
kit. and dinette, "a blk. from Sea-
ROOMS FURhlsHEp-s.E.-s.w
EAST CAPITOL sT.-Nice, very lee.
front. twin-bed rm.; $40 per wk
Ii. 3-0129;. ewes, Ii. 3-27S1. --2t
C0LoRED--110 14th Sc. single rfn
for refined persc $3.50 wk., al
COLORED-Lge:. bacS rm., 2 1ge
desire 2. girls or nice quiet couple
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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON, b. {. TUESDAY, January ", 1850
HOUSES FOR SAlE-Noythwesv

BRIGHTWOOD
Attractive corner brick. ms, auto.
heat, clean us q pin, garage, near
all conveniences. To inspect call
Mr.. Volkman with RALPH D. CONN.,
1874 K st. NV, EX. 5105 or ST..
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POULTRY AND EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds: baby chicks:
poultry supplies. ME. O0s9.
FOR SALE. 21 hens, IL Reds and 10
Austro Whites. Sell at reasona BILE
price. Tel WA. S5e7. 19'
FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, for
your freezer, will deliver in ouanti-
ties OF 90 or more, reasonably
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NEARBY MARYLAND

NEARBY MARYLAND
Are you looking for home that u
different? II 50, I have this ultra
modern brick house with picture
window in every room, 2 fireplacss,
lta baths, sun deck, inclosed screen
porch. garage: beautiful corner lot;
Mr.. Payne, MI. 1850, Ext. 6ll, with
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE, RE.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
S16.95O

A very attractive brick home With
Z rms. tile bath, in excellent con-
dition; a convenient location near
stores, schools and transp.: vacant;
TsG. untii I'M nhJnStnS j. WRsLs9 s suMcTHAshtSs. MT sts
Realtor
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Choice Garden Court
COOP APARTMENT

Choice Garden Court .
COOP APARTMENT
Overlooking woods in Sligo Parkway
Large living room, dining area, Z
large bedrooms and bath. Priced
at $4,000 for quick sale. Excel
lent financing. Call
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. $3.50. 9 til 8. III
NAYLOR GARDENS
We have just received several more
and 2-bedrm. units available tol
sale to vets; possession. LIV; RM
ERN KIT. TILE BATH, LARGE
BEDROOMS, AMPLE CLOSETS
Reasonable cash payment and
monthly payments from S62.15 lail
charees included. COMPARE THESE
bedrm. .unit, $3.50 up; two-bedrm
unit. S6,750 up. EVERY CONVEN-
IENCE AT HAND. Sales ofice, Ad-
rlinistration BLDG, corner Naylor I'd
and 30th Sc. Open sat, Sun. 1-5;
DRURY RE.NTY CORPORATION
Exclusive Agents
RE. 1133. Ewes. GE. 9220:
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DIVIDEND CHECKS
AIPERSTEIN
PRICE APPLIANCE STORE
1920 7th ST. NV.

CUI-PRICE APPLIANCE STORE
1920 7th ST. NV.
MA. 1859
TELEvISION-See us for the bes'
deal in town. Plenty Of floor sam:
list. We knowingly will not be un.
dersold. Take 3 years to pay. AL
PERSTEIN'S ELECTRICAL VII.
LACE, 224 Carroll ave, Takomi
PIX. Nd. SH.. 2700. SH. 4393
rEEiENvIsToSNN' ION SETS TsiSii up to- to 4oS u of
2-year service on all models. Las
years models slashed, Many Zoo
samples and demonstrators. Ere,
home demonstration. Easy. terms
PLIANCE co, 1911 Nichols ave
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EXCLUSIVE
SHEPHERD PARK
Just Off Upper 18th st. NV
BRICK COLONIAL,

Newly Dec. Inside and Out
8 enormous bedrms. and :. baths on
End hoor; entertainment-sised liv,
rm., lse. open frepi. banquet sized
din: rm.; all this plus beautifully
equipped kitchen, lovely hreakfas st
rrrn. and powder rfn. on 1st floor;
lss lot Is beautifully landscaped
brick garage. This n1asnifcent
home is offered for the amazingly
low rental Of S195 per month. Cali
Mr.. Dorminy, with
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1O2S Z st. NV. MA. 4l4l -l7
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RUGS-155 elegant Persian
and Chinese rugs. Various
sizes including mats, scat
ter sizes, short and long hal.
runners, small room sizes
regular. room sizes, large
room sizes, extra large over
sized room sizes. Including
the finest hand woven va
rieties such as Kermans
Sarouks, Tabriz, Hamadans
Merabans, DergazanS, Kan
sahns, pictorial pieces and
a number of various size
Chinese.
All of the above to be solo
by public auction at the
Williams Auction House, 91s
New York ave. this Friday
and Saturday mornings
commencing at 1O:3o am
each day, Jan. 20 and 81
Public inspection Wednes-
day and Thursday. 8 am
It'll 6 pm. ZED L. WILL
LIAMS. Auctioneer. Phone
MA. 1920.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ATTENTION TO FARMERS - Want
to buy draft horses and draft colts
of all kinds. Write and tell me
live and I will call and see you II
you have a phone. send number with
letter and I will call and tell you
what day I will be at your place.
DIRK B3SA B9S afIbfSG affIfi5fSSGsouIs fss Ssnds
10 years old, suitable as park hack
Or hunter. Call Ov. 24s9 or OV.
WHITE-FACE HEREFORD heifers,
good quality; 20 head; Ss5 sH
HAY. Timothy. Glover. Alfalfa, also
straw at reasonable prices; will
deliver Ashton 5o41. "a
Evening star., 1950-01-17

HOUSES FURk. OR UkFURN.
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION near Rock
creek Park. l acre wooded eround
Conv; shopping. transp. 4-5 bedrms.
81 baths. OR. 6349. 30
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Restaurant Fixtures
compl.. practically new, used only
mos; sell very reas. Consists of
booths, tables, chairs, counter,
stools. soda fountain, sandwich
units, salad case. steam table. deep
lat fryer, gas range. S. Q. hood and
packing, reach-in refgr., etc. Apply
NATIONAL STORE FIXTURE
GALES CO., 73s 9th st. NV. DI.
1905. -19
RUG AND PAD, 9xI2, Oriental pat
tern: $40. Ewes, EN-. 5497. 1S.
RUGS, Persian, new, sale week
only; stock clearance. For example:
7xl0 Herez, only Sl25. ARMENIAN
ORIENTAL RUG CO., 2409 18th
RUGS, imported: Persian. oriental
design, heavy. closely woven fof
good wearing; 9x12. S39.50; Skill,
S34.60; other sizes propor. priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP 1928 q st. NV
RUGS, Chinese and Sarouks, large
and small. Customers goods to sell
at very low prices. Also l Spartha,
10.sx15, S95 and others at reason
able prices. e. A. BALIAN & SON.
2l25 18th st. NV, NO. 0237. -21
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SUBURBAN LIVING

SUBURBAN. La 41N1
Unusual. stone-and-brick residence in
one Of nearby .MsrylAnd's finest
communities, within 8 blocks of
Junior hish school and ~ block
from. bus. Pleasantly situated on
well-landscaped u acre.
The principal rooms face south. The
tioor plan COMPRISES center. hall,
windows. Kitchen, powder room,
soiarium tI3x20 IT. with French
doors leading onto sun deck. and
large 1st-foor bedroom with full
bath: four 2nd-noor twin-sized bed
rooms and 2 baths, with fireplace in
master bedroom: basement fireplace
and recreation room space, full
maids suite with separate entrance,
2.car garage.
we thoroughly recommend this prop
erty at rs present purchase price
Of under $4,000. For appt., call
Mr.. Truenisn: Hu: 4245.
WETZEL REAL ESTATE
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DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE
Beautiful rms. avail. at reas. rates for
young men and women; one of the
finest euesthonses in WASHINGTON
Delicious food. Excellent transp. 2O13
Mass. ave. NV. DE. 979S. -22
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HOUSES FURNISHED

MASS. AVE. AREA-Beautifully furn
and in immaculate cond.: ideal fol
diplomat; $3.50 mo-. 1-year leass
or more. OR. 57s6: agent.
COLLEGE PARK-Fine neighbor.
hood, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, white
brk., pine-paneled rec. rm.. 2-cal
gar; beaut. furn. WA. 6547, ewes
3Oth ST., 3 blks. east of Conn. ave,
in Forest Hills-6-room house, 8
screened porch det. garage; car
peted living rm., hallway and stair
case. RE. 1917 or 10. 2-0S14, ewes
GEoRGETOwN-e rms, Ia baths
Oriental russ n'eii 81. ss1s. SIS 'ne.saeS msa
FoxHALL VILLAGE. =, Attractive
CLEAN and sunny: 5-bedrm. 3-bath
home; mos. at $3.50 monthly
HELEN NORRIS, OR. 5s70 and
ssii MILITARY Rp.-pet., 9 rms.
3ia baths. oil h.-w.h., cellar and
garret; redec.; S1s5. MA. 1889. 2ls
LOVELY home on Military rd., 8
bedrms., screened side porch, garage
rec. rm. with frepl., IA baths. deer
freeze unit. dishwasher, washing
machine. Situated on shaded lot ir
country club section; Sl15. Call Mr.
Lord ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Conveniently located, near schools
and transportation; large liv, rm,,
din. rm., kit, and small den; 8 bed
early possession; $500 mo, r, A.
TWEED CO.. 1904 Conn. ave. NV,
EN-. 1890 till pm. IL
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
4i0 Shepherd St. rms, l "a baths.
prick residence, garage: oil heat.
Nov available at SI75 per mo.
Call for -appt. to see.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
WO. 1900, $500 Conn. Ave.
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TELEVISION
1850 televiston sets reduced. We are
overstocked. Buy now and save
on Philco, RCA, westinghouse
Emerson. Motorola, Stromberg-Carl.
son. Admiral. STANDARD TIRE &
ne. Open ewes. till 9. Ii. 3-90S2
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STUDIO APARTMENT

~ = y OO3O IA4 x44S N4IJ4N
Children welcome. 2 rooms, Kitchen
cite, semiprivate bath, 4 front win
dows, ] room large with Hollywood
beds, fireplace, nice floor covering,
sink and gas range. s2l per week.
106 C st. ne. End door from Carroll
AlYnS
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UPPER 18th ST.

Are you looking for a large spacious
home in an excellent location? This
home contains 5 bedrooms, 2 baths
on End floor, step-down living room.
dining room, den. kitchen and lava
tory on first noer plus bedfeom
tional features make this . very
attractive livable home. To inspect
Call Mr.. Engle, GE. $3.50, with
BETHEL, DI. 3100.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

or month. Easements digging
clearing, grading, etc. DI. 3276.
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Mt. Pleasant-$1, 500 Down
Close. to 14th st. Is this stately home
Of s spacious rms, lse. foyer, sepa-
rate entrance to bsnnt. and oppor.
tunity not to be overlooked. DOR
OTHY K. WINSTON g. CO., Realtor.
ST. All, or ewes SH 7kAk 40
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BARNABY WOODS


1st offering of this lovely pre-war
brick home with slate roof. designed
for large family and comfortable
living: entrance into center hall.
LIST floor has spacious living room
with fireplace, dining room, kit
chen, and dining alcove. End fioor
includes 3 comfortable size bed.
rooms with , baths. 3rd floor Is
finished of Beautifully finished
recreation room in basement with
fireplace. Automatic oil h.-w. h., we'll
equipped kitchen, screened back
porch, garage. etc. Exceptional a.
nancing on this house. call eariys
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.,
INC, 3402 Conn. OR 100. lis
BARNABY WOODS
Charming. detached. painted brics
Colonial on well-landseaped lot;
contains spacious living room with
fireplace. dining room, kitchen, out
door terrace; End floor 8 lovely
bedrooms and 2 baths; attic: maids
room and bath; recreation room:
gas &C. heat: garage. Reasonably
priced. Ewes. call Mrs. Allen. OR.
Burr & Young, DE. 4444
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CHEVY CHASE- D. c.

AA1 SAAxAASS ~ W
IMMED. POSS.-S15,350
Inspect this immac., conven. located
3-bedrm. semidet. brick home; spae.
terms.
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
Resltor. OR. 21oo. Open Q to. 0.
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OPEN DAILY, l TO 5 PM
1885 Sth st. NV, corner Of Varnum
Greatly reduced for quick sale on
easy terms; 7.room brick; 1st A.,
nv; ;, rm;, din; rni:. kit. and large
and bath; fioored attic: slate roof.
concrete front porch, rear porch,
full cellar with law, new gas Bryant
burner, h.-w.h. House can be easily
converted to two family. For in
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1904 18th at "a m III 30AR
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EUGENE B. ROBERTS

0GANI -. 2sSo14t10
Kent Village, Landover, Nd.
AP. 016S. --1S
COLORED - One unfurnished room
and kitchen; share bath; refined
couple, Ii. 4-S3lS. IL
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ALBEMARBLE STREET

Large downstairs bedroom and bath.
8 upstairs bedrooms and bath. Lo-
and priced under $4,000. Sub
stantial cash required. Call Mr..
Siswald, HU. 4345.
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BURR & YOUNG
DE. 4444

Detached Brick and Frame
Chevy Chase. D. C.-$15, Isl
A modern home, near La
fayette School. Six rooms, bath
and extra lavatory of master
bedroom. Stairway to attic.
Concrete front porch, electris
roof. In need Of complete re-
decoration, but a very good
buy at this low price. Phone
Mr.. Murray. 81. sii4.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
i6n5 II st. NV MA 234S
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] EIE VISION
MURDER
ALPERSTEIN'S

Definitely can be found guilty Of first
degree murder for price cutting
Killing and slaughtering most 1850
TVS models. Yes. folks, we are out
for the kill. No reasonable offer
refused Terms available Vets and
members of the armed forces
Alperstein your old PIX and ship
service stand by will cheerfully cash
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TELEVISION

s0g to 5Oes off on nationally ad
vertised TV sets; fully guar, 2-yr
service, free home demonstrS tions
Credit or cash, come tn FLASH. 80!
eth st sw DI 1925
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OH BfLTMoRE ST. overlookins
can move. in with only $4,000 down
and monthly payment less than rem,
on this exce1lently financed 1O-room
2-bath row. brick home. Completels
2 refrigerators for APARTMENT. IL II
inspect. call MILTON VINNICK
1404 L st. NV, Ma SO36. Once
open Sun. IL to A.
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ATTENTION, EMBASSIES
AND LEGATIONS

We have just listed q spacious, det,
brick residence in. the Mass, Ave.
Park area. which k admirably
II large rooms, 3Hs baths, oil heat.
2-car brick garsFe, and Q nice 1st-
Priced very reasonably. shown 81
appt. Call ONCE till 8 pm.
BURR & YOUNG
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UPPER GEORGIA AVE.
oil h:-V.h.; centrally located, near
schools, churches, etc. A real buy.
For appt. to show. cali Mr. North
ern, Sligo 1889, with BETTZEIL,
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MIscL. FOR SALE (cent. }
Restaurant Fixtures

khFRiGERA1eRs' ssIs fEdm eIs' TssondI Stntsr &
WEBSTER CO, 627 F st NV
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HII y IL MN
&1C oSN

Light tapestry 20-ft. brick home; z
poreh snsf faemh fGesashed qs s.rsss ss oil ssss
excellent cond.: reasonable terms.
ALBERT SWERDLOFF
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PETWORTH S1I 050

PETWORTH, $11, $50
Near st. Gabriers Church and school.
A DUNCAN all-brick home. 8 rooms
and bath. fun basement, with OUT
lot. Shown BY appointment. Terms.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 K Z; Evs.. nv =. sssk MA. osSa.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
Red Again Walks Out
To Avoid U. 5. Charge
On Jap Prisoners
BY fhe Associated Press

TOKYO, Jan. 4.-Russia's S men,
ber of the Allied Council for Japan
took another walk today. He thus
avoided hearing an American
charge that $4,000 Japanese war
prisoners still are in Soviet hands
or dead.
1t. Gen. K. N. Derevyanko's s
walkout duplicated his perform
ance of two weeks ago today. Then
also he refused to discuss Russia s
failure to complete repatriation of
Japanese captured IN World War
II.
When the bHrly Russian stalked
out of today's special council ses-
sion, American Chairman William
j. Sebald went ahead with the
charge. 1t was in the form of a
note from Secretary of State
Acheson to the Soviet Ambassador
in Washington.
The other members of the four
power council-British and Chi
nese-heard the note recall that
Tass, the Soviet news agency, had
announced last May 20 that only
95, 900 Japanese prisoners re-
NAMED in Russian hands.
To the contrary. it said, jap
anese government figures Of Sub
stantial reliability" showed an ad-
ditional 376.929 still were being
held by the Soviets.
This discrepancy ''is too wide
to be attributed to- clerical error
or oversight" the note said. add
ing:
1.-The supposition therefore
arises that the discrepancy in
question may only be explained
by the continued detention Of
large numbers Of japanese in So
viet-controlled areas and/or by
an abnormally high death factor
among those who were to be re-
patriated."
It was a charge somewhat SINH
lar to this that Gen. Derevyanko
ducked with this first walkout.
At that time, Mr.. Sebald said
Russia's failure to. complete re-
patriation had forced Gen. Mac
Arthur's headquarters to conclude
that the 376.000 may have died in
Soviet camps from brutal treat
ment.
The Russians have not acknowl-
edged or replied to this statement.
They have said only that repatria-
ton has been completed. This
announcement came after they
returned 94,035 during the sum-
mer. That left. Russia asserted,
only 10000 japanese still in Sow
cit territory-all classified as "war
criminals" who would not be re-
turned.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
Memorial Asked in Bill
For Capitol Decorator

A memorial would be erected on
the grave here Of Constantine Bru-
midi, former Capitol decorator
under q bill introduced yesterday
in the House by Representative
Bolton, Republican. Of Ohio.
MIR. Brumidi was killed many
years ago when he fell from q high
scaf1old while painting a frieze In
the rotunda Of the Capitol. He
is buried in Glenwood Cemetery
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-12-14
Hurdin T~ibune-Herald. Thursday. December IA. 1867

point directly beneath the ex-
plosion, the shock wave from an
atomic bomb is, sure to flatten
most houses. Out to a distance
of about 1 mile, steel, brick,
and wooden structures are like
ly to be damaged beyond re-
pair. Farther out, there is less
destruction, but serious damar
may be expected to extend as
far as 9 miles.
It is only wise to figure that
the upper floors of most build
ingS near the explosion will be
pushed in. This means the base
ment is probably the safest
place to be. If you have a base
ment and time to get down to
it, lie flat along the outer wall
or near the base of some heavy
supporting column. You would
be even safer under a cellar
work bench or heavy table. Stay
away from the middle of the
floor where falling beams and
other objects are most likely to
strike you.
Naturally, you run a risk of
being trapped in the wreckage,
but your overall chances of es-
cape from the bomb in most
cases are many times greater
than they would be upstairs. If
your basement has two exits.
you will be in less danger of
being trapped.
Besides protecting you from
blast and heat, Easements also
provide shielding from explosive
radiation. Because, the lower you
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Mrs. Gladys Haynes returned
to her home in Tacoma, Wash
last week after having spent the
past four weeks visiting at the
home of her sister-in-law, Mrs,
J. I. WeStphal.
Mrs. Bessie Russell drove to
Crow Agency Tuesday evening
to show her pictures of South
America to members of the
Baptist church.
OUR store will be open Satur-
day night ard every night the
week preceding Christmas, IN
til $50 o. m. Miles & Ulmer.-
Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Card
we're Billings callers Saturday.
Mrs. Thelma Murphy is visit
ing until January Is with rela-
tiVeS in Hardin.
The Rev. and Mrs. A, C.
Kroehler drove to Billings last
Saturday evening to attend the
basketball game between Rocky
Mountain college and Dickinson
Teachers college. Their son,
Bill Kroehler, plays center on
the Rocky Mountain team.
CHRISTMAS flowers for the
"hard-to-get-for" person on
your liSt-beautifuI poinsettas,
Cyclamen, begonias, African VIC
lets. azalias. Cut flowers, roses,
carnations. pom ponS, large
NUNS. Holly wreathS, Christmas
greens and corsageS. Mrs. Fred
Waterman, phi. IS, 2 blocks N.
Of city park.-Adv.
Mrs. L. J. Wallace spent a
week recently in Joliet with her
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mother, before her mother died
last Tuesday.
MISS Amy Wade was a dinner
guest at the home of Miss Shir-
ley Johnson Wednesday evening
Dlnner guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hammer
saturday evening were Mr.. and
MRS. Clyde Hawks and family
and Mrs M. L. Hawks.
MRS. Garold Fish was a dinner
geuSt at the home of Mr., and
MRS. Nathan Young and family
tuesday evening.
ST. THOMAS Episcopal Guild
pazaar and food sale at Mon
lana Power Saturday, Dec. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Painter.
MI. and Mrs. Darr Kicker and
Mrs. Garold Fish were dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Ruby Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold hammers
arrived Sunday from Denver to
spend the holidays at the home
OF MI. and Mrs. George Davis.
Mrs. Earl Cammock spent last
week visiting at the home of
her mother, Mrs. M. G. Elarth
at Sheridan, Wyo.
REMEMBFR-no bottled gas
will be given to customers I'm
less empty bottle is brought in
exchange for full bottles at
$3.50. Ring doorbell at rear of
store for bottle gas service. Ku-
cheraS.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd CAREER
and Mrs. Anna Wort were guests
last Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Bessie Russell to
see her pictures taken in South
America.
Miss Jacqueline Petersen of
Columbus spent several days
this week visiting her uncle and
aunt, MI. and Mrs. L. J. Wal
lace.
OUR store will be open Satur-