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APARTMENTs uNEuRhIsHEp

MEURILEE APTs.-Lovely 2-bedrm
sem GGsf and gh haFsnfp sehoo sho9 grs eensn snd
Defense hwy. Bladensburg. Md WA
8 NEW ApTs.-ln 1 bldg, Red Sf for
and Fairview ave, Takoma Park
No; liy; rm., din; rm, kit, bedrm.
tian blinds, painted walls. beaut
WooDALL, NC. ewes, 81. 1866;
ROCKVILLE. 2 rms. utilities in
eluded' GUIDED ss5i Si,, PVT, oos bath. pvt. en-
oNE-sEDRooM Ap1.. 1.'Gi In new de1el-
opment, shopping and transp.; avail
se sPie o1an Immediately; adults; $500
AVAIL. MARCH 1-unfurn. a:bedrm
apt.' 2h mi, Test Seven Corners,
TAKoMA PIX, MD.-Bedrm., iiv.
rm., dinette, kit. bath, storage
space. laundry facilities. stove,
refsr; and all util incl. SS5 per
mo mo. Sligo 1850 days, SH. 5456 Or
PARK VIEW APTs:-Apt. C-15, 5o40
3sth ST.. Hyattsville, Md bedrm.
unit, avail Feb. IS, $50 per mo-,
incl. util. This is lovely apt. with
full dining rn.; right on busline;
shopping snn'p 99 center sEp across The street
1895 Rhode Island ave-, Hyattsville,
M RMS. Nl pvt t'Gs bath, h-wh.. utii. L1S Incl.
like new. sO7 n. Capitol st. 10
SILVER SPRING-Avail. March /.
Liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. and bath; in
adults only. RA. 1894 after 8 pm.
Ia
1881 A ST. s.E.-ond-f. apt; 4 rms.
and beth beth; SO plus utilities, Up
for for smploysd; saa, settled sd ., lady pvt
semibath; pvt. home; s39 per mo,
Two-BEDRooM APT.-Adults; two
Ryt EnT. eets eatTanfsS ST. 2G 94os smoking dTpk
aao sith ST: s.E.4New detached g.
family brick, corner apis. with 3
exposures, lge. liy. rm., 2 good sized
bedrnls., tiled bath with tub and
shower, spacious dinette, fully
equipped kitchen, concealed individ-.
atil1ties, Rent s $3.50. AA1'i blR Ra' vest est
GEORGE Y. ssReS7s WoarHiNaroN nHd stores &
son. 1719 Eye st. NV, MA. 1926.
3 ROOMS, pvt. bath. unfurn., $72.5O
elsset ensl uflls'i II ie9 !7fse closets h5 1ipen
1919 WARDER ST. NV, Apt. 3-A-I
Ia rms, kitchenette, bath. S45,
util: incl. adults. AID. 524l.
BRADBURY HGTS.-New garden
apts. with 3 exposures. on high
rooms, 500; 3 bedrooms, 500; in
cludes all utilities, S-ft. refer., s
closets, play yard, parking; laundry,
storage and work rms; VI blk. shop.
center and exp. bus. Res. Mgr,
10. S-70SS. l9s
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ROOMS UNFURNJsHED

COLORED - 1906 NASH NE. = I'm
turn. rm., S35 mo-, home privil.
Call AK. O392. 10
COLORED-2 RMS, one furn, one
unfurn., for married refined couples.
Phone. DU. 3bl5 -lq
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POULTRY AND EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks
poultry supplies: ME. 00S9.
CAPITOL HATCHERY-1235 Kenil-
worth ave. ne. Victor 1853. Only
hatchery in D c. 2O'
EGGS for sale, U.S.D.A.
white and BIB. bronze MYER S
TURKEY FARM, Clifton. Va, Fair
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LONG BRANCH APT.

NeT sS,a hfeproot, Sa; ga; g;ardens7tyDs; avail
living room. dinette. kit bath. Vene-
tian blinds. hy-passing closet doors.
kit. exhaust fans. laundry and stor-
age space Streets paved Complets
Shopping, and theater facilities with
sol per mo incl. utilities. Veterans
preference. Piney Branch rd and
Old Bladensbure rd.. Silver Spring,
Md Apply rental office, rear S7O6
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WASHER, portable, $3.50.


WA. 1884. 10
WASHER AND DRYER, Laundromat,
aTuatomat1c' az gidl new water-saver type.
WAsHING MACHINE-Bendix, auto
perfect condition, in exchange for
large roller type square tub Maytag
IN equal condition: WA. 1601.-19
Original cost. $500; will sell for
5000, ext. 4211 or 2101. -19
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore. large
wringer type. S25. LA. 6-76SS. lis
WASHING MACHINES, recond. guar,
Bendix auto, $3.50; Launderali
auto. $500; ABC-O-Matic, S39. so.
Terms. DISTRICT ELECTRIC Co,
wasa,Xd 5osa Wis' Mx,HISrw aye nT wo aoa 1907 Is Is
all floor models: last years models
slashed. Easy terms Open ewes.
till g.: ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
WATER HEATERS. used sale, 20
6 WEBSTER CO. s27 r st. NV
MACHINE, 300 amp.
portable. Phone OV. 25O9. -l9
YOU CAN SAVE up TO 5000 on
several floor sample splnet and con,
sole pianos. including Hardman and
the famous Minipiano; full 5-year
guarantee. also student-size pianos
from S295 up: liberal terms. LU-
BAR. INC. 1900 @ st. NV. ma.
o414.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAL.

NAVY OFFICERS bridge coat. size
36; excellent condition; $50. HI.
APEX WASHER, 1 year old, pump.
wringer, etc. Cost S149.95. sell S75
or best offer. 5915 Admission rd.
Bethesda, Nd. is
baby crib and mattress, as new, SIS;
1905 Fairfield dr., Bethesda. WI.
40S7 10
ELECTROLUX, excel. cond.. $50.
EASY Ell GLECTRIC IiIt; 1RoNER,. used used 6
mo-, 500; dining chairs, arm, B
straight, used 3 mo-, $40; electric
Kelvinat tor in good condition, $40.
1904 Delafield Place NV. 19'
FRENCH SELMAR E fat alto saxo-
phone, gold lacquered; also French
Buffet clarinet, B fat; both in per-
feet condition. RA. 6605. 49,
WILL TRADE lady's Hamilton lax
watch for typewriter. LA. 6-7536
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FOR SALE BIT. 13-A. all metal, IL
eena eensedaa Al Al controdl surfaces re,
condition. $3.50 or best offer. vi.
2002 after Pm. 10
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GLASSMANOR

Is min. to downtown over
the new South Capitol St.
Bridge.
LOCATED ON SOUTH CAPITOL ST.
AT D: end LINE. NEW DE-
VELOPMENT. AND . BEDRM
APIS. FOR IMMEDIATE AND
FUTURE OCCUPANCY. PHONE LO.
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WEST .EV uAT.I.

Spacious db!e. rms. in rempdeled re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: Bendlx washer;
selected menu; S4S to $3.50; 1926
21st st. NV. HU. 1924.
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APTs. UkFURNIsHEp Cont. }

NEWLY DEC: and furn. liv. rm.
bedrm.. kitchenette and bath. in
bsmt with pvt. ent., SS5. RA. 290e.
NEAR CAPITOL and Library of Con-
gress-An attractive lily. rm:;, bedrm.
blinds, screens. vacuum cleaner;
empld. cple. lit 3rd st. ne. 10
1898 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-Liv.
rm., bedrm., hall and bath, with new
elec. refgr; and hot plate; rent OF
So1 100 includes heat and hot water.
Vacant. B. F. SAUL CO., Ma. 210O.
a-BEDRM. APT. nr. 10Th and Witt
rent s1O9.45. IA. $500. -i9
L BEDRM.. liv. rm., kit and bath,
utlls incl, So 80. SS04 Manchester
pn;, rd;, Silver Spring, Md, sH. 1907.
ARLINGTON. VA.-Apt. in new brick
detached Colonial bids. ind A.,
corner apt; conv. bus and shopping
center: good-Size liv rm. lge. bed
rm; with tiled bath, spacious dinette.
July cn.saange equipped Kit; all utjlS. turn.;
sos per mo. CH. 6S54.
BASEMENT APT.-3 large rooms and
toilet; tenant do own remodelng:
w w dIYs SiYs year lease. $50 per mo.
ENTIRE Ind FLOOR of detached
hong liv. rm.: bedrm., Kitchen, 1
small rm. and bath; private en-
trance. situated ir Md, within Pa
blocks District line and bus. No
children or pets. Call WA. 2l56, Ia
1913 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Ease-
ment apt; Of $ rms. and pvt. oath,
no objection to child. 10
s.E. SECTION apts.. one rooms,
another 8 rooms. Call AK. 31l6. 10
GEORGETOWN APARTMENT, recent-
iy ,remodeled. charmingly decorated,
ll@ht and airy; 2 bedrooms, living
room, separate dining room, kitchen
and bath, ample closet space, cons
plete privacy. $3.50 monthly, in.
cludlng utilities. DE. 5!ST. 2Oa
ROOMS, kit: and bath: redecorated,
Venetian blinds; utils. furn; no
cnlldren; 500 mo. 1870 G st. Sc.
TAKoMA PARK, MD.-A beaut, L
bedrm. apt; liv. rm, dinette, kit.
and bath; on End A.; in new bldg;
rent $3.50 incl. all utIs. Sligo
4O93. Ia
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with FM and AM radio, 3 speed
auto record changer; list price,
S695; sale price, $3.50 cash. 6l25
Georgia ave. NV. Ask for STANLEY,
IA. 74SS.
TELEvisiON SETS up to 40% on;
2oSear service on all models Last
ssmnies ssaTs modes snd s. slashed ash Many door
home demonstrat ton Easy terms
SsissSBs s. e. ssoo5a S9' Si'sss sSSAs s7s ss
TEES Used oMs SSsE Soa 2tfo f Sesef sfhtgH 5Tea
TIRES, ga factorSy' y reeond MI ali G4oe Sizes.
S3.45 ca; 8 mos. guar; used truck
tires, So 80. Open weekdays and
eo n ssls si Ga Gan aAe ALL SERVICE Ra 5gE1 TIEE
TIRES, two, 7.50xi6. Goodyear, vS g.
ply, heayy-duty, cheap: Slightly
used: no cuts. OR. S653. i9.
TRUMPET. F.. A. Reynolds. Glad
stone case: orig. price, $40; almost
new new; dsSI ssegifice' MR.. PORTER; Du-
rSTEwkifER, SY9s hsfff Woodstock standard; isi
good condition. Baby play pen, bas-
sinette. AK. s042, 4O24 South.
TYPEWRITER. Remington portable, as
1YpEWRiTSRss liTs ReRi 5Hss offer n ~ Hg s7s7ig
allowance on purchase of any new
portable; new machines, S65 and
up. Shop us first. CENTRAL TYPE
1MHIRrfES CORP, 201G 14th st. NV.
TYPEWkiTERs i Underwood. !
Royal; S35 ca; good cond. Phone
ST 0323. 1909 L ST. NV.
TYPEWRlTERS, new and rebuilt:
one guarantee; terms, Our 4Oth
year AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.,
~ s43' capit6odl pit6odl.sat st., s:ao-5:3o. inciu
TYPEWRITER RENTALS. Underwood
mos in ady... S7.65; no del: S.
UNIFORMS, Army officers, Size 10,
olouses, ,pinks. etc, like new, pri-
vats party; 10 2-3401. -19
VACUUM. CLEANER-Universa CYL.
inder type; Model VIC 8702. Cost
SSasa:95' l yr. old; sell S39.95. FA.
vARITYPE MACHINE, ao-in., -ty fair
cOnd.' SIS or best offer. UN. odsi.
VIOLIN, half-size, SIS, with case
and bow; a4-size violin, S35, with
bow, no case. CHI. 97O6. -19
WAR SURPLUS--Warehouse full of
Tools, motors. tarpaulins, rope,
shovels, 1000 other items. GICH-
NER, 2513 M st. NV. EX. 1927.
WASHER. Easy, wringer type; per-
for cash; must sell today. warfield
WASHER, dryers. ironers; overstocked
clearance sale of famous makes. up
to 5o% savings. Thurs, Fri. and
BATEMAN g. SON, 2004 r. I. ave.
ne: Phone HO. 1900. is
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FURNlTURE-Wl ouy entire con-
tents or odd pieces. Also old china
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
50 years. ,HoPWooDS. sth and K
stS. NV. ME. 52S7,
FURNITURE wanted at once. good
furniture of all kinds; entire home
or, odd pieces: pay cash Please
call MR.. JAMES. phone MA. 26"O
FURNITURE WANTED - Call Ii
6-3516; 131 18th st. ne. New and
used furniture store. Us
FURNITURE WANTED-Mahog. sec.
pieces. Call at once, co. 1866. 80
FURN.--Entire household contents,
old glassware, silver. misc. china;
highest prices. s, E. FURN. EXCH'.
Gas sssvei RANGES iSS1 SeMr ress svhhe heasps so
lOlI 18th st NV ma. ss52
nam eeh dseardsa ySaT Sid eWafy sNlG 0a
pay cash A KAHN, INC. 81 years
METAL: IRON, RAGS AND PAPER
D, c. WASTE PAPER CO.. I'll Ken
iWorth ave. ne. Ii. 3-53l4. 30
PIANOS, used splnets, uprlghts and
grands. Highest cash prices. Call
MR.. BALDI. ST 0250
PfANOS--Grands. consoles, spinets
or small uprishts. Will pay cash
PIANos@cash for pianos, any type.
PAUL GOLIBART, AID. 1928 day;
Hobart bl51, Apt Sl4 night %.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

TO FARMERs-Wanted.
draft horses and colts OF all kinds
Write w. o. DOSH. Gaithersburg.
5 GUERNSEY HEIFERS-Bred, high
quality. MARTIN, Ashton 4190;
10
BROOD SOWS; ! nice, 6-yr. old
work mare with elmo old colt;
cart, saddle and l-horse plow.
MCKINLEY GASSETT, LO. 1854.
STEERS-Hereford and Angus year
lings, 81 head; few Hereford heifers
and cows. DR. c. J. LAUGHLIN,
SH. 2l14; SH. O64l. ME. 1924.
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PIANOS WANTED SSs

COLONIAL PIANO CO.. MA. 1870.
AM INTERESTED in buying silver
ware. any condition. china bric-a.
brac. old jewelry, household effects
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. l335
", g st; NV. ST, 1895
chine. Call IA. ss45 weekdays.
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DOWNTOWN

COLORED-1s31 18th ST. NV
Rooms to men, no drinking, clean,
quiet: conv. transp. NO. 1914. after
b Pm. -l0
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

EMP. LADY, needs pvt. b. r. with
cooking facilities, NV. section. MI
1870. los
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
SEASONED SPLIT OAK WOOD-Will
deliver y. cords. Y cords or fun
Ma $3.50 or OF 1900.
SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD,
fresh, pulpwood, seasoned post: all
excellent wood. Call RE. 1928. 20.
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TELEVISIQN

New 1850 models. Call JU. 7-94oO
for real discount on nationally
advertised brands Open till 8.
CnlesNille Id s.ilunr Snrirn
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PARKWAY TERRACE APIS,

Is minutes from downtown over the
new S. Capitol ST, Bridge out Mlli-
tary hwy.
Available. immediate occupancy, .
bedrms.. liv. rm., din. space, kit.
and bath, 500 mo-; | bedrm., liy.
rm.. din. space, kit. bath $50 mo,
including all utilities. Fully equip.
kitchens, Venetian blinds, laundry
facilities. storage space Conv. 10
schools and shopping. Transp. TO
downtown 10 S-55OO "a
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERAToR. used. 5-cu. : #.
Frigidaire; excellent condition, will
guarantee. S45. oW. 544s week
REFRIGERAToR, servel. Electroiux,
RaFRfGfRAT6R,0 z RHGe T6 01se keivinator, 1ls cu
#, in good running order, $50. l
sherman cir, NV, RA. 2036. 10
REFRIGERATOR and small table
fII1hatsl06i I1a sloss4. both for $3.50 cash
REFRIGERAToRs, recond.: guar i:
4-cu. 1T. Frigidaire, $40. so; Uni
yersal. $3.50; terms, Also refgs.
M 're6s PIsTRTcT ri Teni ELEcfRe Ia5f IL CO.
5o23 Wis. ave. NV. Wo. 1902,
REFRIGERAToRs, new floor models:
W. W., 'aeso5s 4a6a guarantee Easy teri terms,
REFRIGERAToRs and ranges, na-
ttional brands drastically reduced
Thu5sday dsnfss fsG pTiday and and satprdaX
J, L, BATEMAN e. son, 2oo4 r. II /.
ave: ne: Phone Ho. 900. is
REFRIGERATORS (2). Electrolux.
Norge, 6 Gu. #. each, both good
''oA' so4a ieSSohS0'e oaii %. oh
REFRiGERAToRs. reconditioned like
new, fully guar by our own service
dept. Time payments and free de-
livery. Lge. assortment Of makes
and sizes from, S35 up, FREDER-
REFRfGERAToRs. 4oss % dis disc on all
floor models; last years models
pss koyAE eSS fefnsi APPL1asch 9ssa eSs. ce
sEfRGHRSToEs lflh NfhSs fys Sc sI o@eS
guar. P 8. Smith, S. q S. INC,
1894 49, H st. ne, Ii. s-2545, Ii,
REFRIGERAroRs: New 1850 models
FIX T. ssvs sf50 sf56 asorsis &C. sS
;sss Ss|s; from SIS: gdsS' sS0n' JOHN Sn's' &
pTEgS WEBSTER CO, 627 st; NV
beer and soda soda: excel. Sei cond.; oti iet ist
66eeaass; offer. l744 U st. NV. NO
RIFLE. Model 7e1 Remington so.oe,
brand new. SIS. 10. 3-5Os3. is
EM Eine' 55fS f9SSl3's"' fine cond., SIS.
RUG. ISxi5, plain color, deep blue. i
Gq9oi JSi sWist' good condition $50.
hUG, Dlue Alexander Smith, 6X9.
$50; sun lamp, S25; tuxedo, size
tablecloth, $50. OW. 1859. go
RUGS FOR SALE-Scatter oriental,
9xl2 Chinese. Sacrifice price. 5322
41st st. NV. 10
RUGS. imported: Persian. Oriental
design. heavy, closely woven for
good wearing: 9xl2. $500 SxT1
S34 so: other sizes propor priced
MAYFAIR SHOP, 1925 G st NV
RUGS, PERSIAN AND CHINESE
Large and small. reduced prices. E. A.
BAL1AN g. SON, 2l25 18th st. NV,
NO. 0237. IA
SAW AND JOINTER-A 1O-in. fitting
arbor saw and Gin. jointer, both
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT

BEDROOM, dining room, contents of
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
IA. 1887; after pm. GE. 1416.
BOOKS, large and small collections,
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 721 9th
st. NV, ME. 5995.
CLOTHING G-Highest prices for mems
used clothing. BERMAN S. l122 7th
st: NV AD 1927 Will call
SMEN-HOBBYISTS - We sell
your handmade articles: write, HOB
BYISTS OUTLET. RIM. 325, I12a
Vermont ave. NV. 49,
CLOTHING-Top prices paid for
mems used clothing, typewriters.
musical instr, guns binoculars. etc.
LEVIN'S SALES. 1908 H ST. NE
III 39lE. WILL CALL
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TELEVISION

Admiral l6-in. new blond consolette,
list price. S439 95; sale price, $3.50.
Admiral is" TV combination, mahog
with FM and AM radio, 3 speed
auto record changer; list price,
S695: sale price, $3.50 cash. 6l25
Georgia ave. NV. Ask for STANLEY,
IA. 74SS
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KENT VILLAGE

Bright spacious rooms with large slid
ing panel closets and picture vim
try club. adjoining development,
Capital Transit bus HIS into devel-
opment.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

china, sill
verware. old Jewelry. glass. ANY amt.
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1898
G st. NV Sterling 1895
NTIQUES-Furniture bric-a-brac,
china, glassware, rugs. silverware,
paintings: highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY tStarbecker). IA.
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BRAND NEW

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
Ready for occupancy Feb. Goth
140Q Mass. ave. NV. fThomas
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AVIATION

SCOTTIE PUPS, 3 mos. old,
Axe. reg. NO. 1885,.
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RUGS. PERSIAN AND CHINESE
Large and small. reduced prices. E. A
BALIAN g. SON, 2125 18th st. NV.
NO. O237 -o4
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16U5 N. H. AVE. NV.
Scrupulously clean, best Of service
for discriminating guests. Reas
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1908 HAMILTON ST, HyattSville-
Two single furn. rms. for gentle
men; S25 mo. Phone Hyattsville
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PIANO
Baby Grand at sacrifice Best cash
offer takes Baby Grand Piano; prac-
tically new, in perfect condition.
For sale by owner. CH. 4704. 19'
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he did not like a beer sign he
observed while walking early yes
terday in front of a cafe in the
1900 block of T street NV.
Witnesses testified that Gotell
picked up two bricks and hurled
them through the plate glass
window of the restaurant. He then
progressed to a delicatessen in the
HOO block of S street, where three
more windows fell victims to his
wrath. Police estimated the dam
age at $400.
Judge Casey ignored Gotell's re-
quest to be sent to Gallinger Hos
pital. He sentenced him to 80
days in each case, to run con-
secutively.
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Legion Challenged
By ave 10 Oppose
Home Rule in Debate

l.. The American Veterans COM
mittee of the District is chal-
longing the local American Legion
to public debate on home rule,
At a meeting last night. the
Greater Washington Council OF
AVG said the debate could be held
either on the radio or on a public
platform.
The challenge was issued at a
meeting in the AVG Clubhouse,
1851 New Hampshire avenue NV,
as a. counter-attack on the Le-
gions opposition to home rule.
Dared to Take Poll.
The council also dared the Le-
gion to conduct poll of its own
membership on home rule. AVG
said it would be greatly sur
prised" if the Legion did this.
AVG spokesmen said they also
doubt that the Legion's rank and
file. as citizens and residents of
Washington. support the position
taken by the Legion's leadership.
In statement to the delegates
last night, Taft S. Feiman, coun-
Gil chairman. referred to a state
ment he made in issuing a call last
week for the meeing. At that time,
Mr.. Feiman declared:
"AVC prepared to battle the
Legion's thin naturalization and
iron-curtain type of thinking
The Legion has insulted every
patriotic and loyal citizen of
Washington by its implication that
local government here might fall
into hands of forces unfriendly to
our type of government"
Hits "Ghost Chasing"
Mr.. Feiman last night, in con-
nection with this earlier state
ment. said:
THE Legion has joined those
who would deprive hundreds of
thousands of voter here of an
American birthright. while it
races down the street, bands play
ing in a f1ag-bedecked soap-box
racer. in mad pursuit of ghosts
who are unfriendly to our form of
government and who are about to
take over our fire and police de-
partments.
Charter ceremonies will be held
tomorrow for an AVG Home Rule
Chapter. The new group is head
ed by Edward Kelly.
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the two measures. The Alaska
bill was set for consideration first.
The road ahead in the Senate
is much less certain.
The question of Alaska state
hood comes to a House vote for
the first time. An Hawaii state
hood bill was passed by the House
in 1947. The Senate has never
voted on statehood legislation for
either.
Alaska has been a part of the
United States since it was pur-
chased from Russia in 1867 for
S7,200,000. It's present population
is estimated at 100000, including
10000 natives.
Hawaii. once an island kingdom
Evening star., 1950-03-02
GIoss-Breokinq
Spree Leads to
780-Doy Term

A man who became irritated at
the liquor advertisements of local
cafe and vented his spleen by in
dulging in a glass-breaking spree
wound up with a 180-day jail SEN
tence in Municipal Court yester-
day.
Grover Gotell, Sc. colored, who
lives in Hampton, Va, told poIice
Evening star., 1950-03-02
5000 Circulars Mailed
On Bank Robbery Here

More than 5000 circulars on
the $4,000 Hamilton National
Bank robbery here last February
II have been sent to police de-
partments all over the country.
The Washington Police De-
partment sent out the circulars in
an effort to get leads on the three
men who held up the bank at 7731
Alaska avenue NV. The circulars
are given complete analysis of
the methods used and the de-
scriptiOns of the men.
Evening star., 1950-03-02
House 10 Take Up Bill.
For Alaska Statehood
By the As.ocioted Press

The House is expected to re-
sumo debate today on statehood
for Alaska and Hawaii.
On January % the statehood
bills were discussed and cleared
for House action. but were put
aside without coming to a vote.
Non-voting delegates to Con-
gress from both territories conf
IDENTIFY predict House passage of
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Polish Writer to Speak

Joseph Czapski. Polish painter
and writer. who served with Polish
forces during World War II. will
address the second session of a
Georgetown University Graduate
Forum at 8:15 tomorrow in Gas
ton Hall on the university campus
He will discuss Soviet Reality In
Russia"
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Loymen to Hear Thorp

Willard L. Thorp, Assistant
Secretary Of State for Economic
Affairs, will speak on ss.Problems
of Our Economic Foreign Policy
at a dinner meeting Of the Uni
tartan Laymen's League of All
Souls Church at $50 pm. tomor-
row in the church. Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV,
Evening star., 1950-03-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. All


and later an independent republic,
voluntarily surrendered its indie
pendent sovereignty in 1898 to be
annexed to the United States.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-20

dollars For its program IN 1901 the 2 requires ABOUT
900 which thirty percent less than its actual expend
ures last year Up to last December the received
the 1949 United Jewish Appeal about $2OOOOOO and
month of December and thereafter However it also
ceived from the u j. A. last year than from
the 1913 drive and campaigns of previous years The u
itself raised cash during the first eleven months of 1949
total of about $76OOOOOO in addition to $3OOOOO
ceved during the period the account of the cam
pagns of 98 and prior years At present the c.
Sc 900 banks Those interested in the j. D. system
would also like that the National Council the corpor
ate body of organization numbers 098 members
group of standing community leaders the directing
force which elects j. D. c. officers and board members 1t
thinking suggestions of the American Jewish community
to j. D. c. headquarters
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-20
Between You and Me :.
BY BORIS SINCLAIR Copyright
1890
COMMUNAL NOTES

The negotiations between the JOINT
Distribution Committee and the United
Palestine Appeal over their respective
shares in the 1850 United Jewish Appeal
have now come to an end The ]. D. c.
is to get 40 percent of the first fifty million
dollars raised by the U. ]. A. and 80 per-
cent of the next twenty-five million dol
lars :. 1t will then get Is percent of any
amount raised over seventyfive million