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TELEvIsIok REPAIRS

tients, home; 7-day min. AID. 468S
before 8. RA. 1851 ewes. --16
YOCUMS TV, 11th and X sts. Sc.
Ii. 7-409l. Philco turret tuners
RCA VICTOR factory branch service
RCA SERVICE CO., INC, 335 18TH
ACTION SERVICE. all makes; re-
newal contracts; on call "a hrs.
Call ST. O0S0 BONDED TEI,E-
VISION Wis 4 RADIO SERVICE, aa2s
GEORGETOWN - Home calls: all
makes. Open ewes. EN-. 4122. ELEC-
TRONIC SERVICES, INC, 2216 Wis.
DEPENDABLE service by the most
experienced technicians. LEESF
ELECTRICAL APPL. CO., Conn. and
Macomb st. Call WO. 3005, -I2
NIGHT AND SUNDAY SERVICE, all
makes. EXPRESS RADIO, Ia. 5151.
sKYLAND RADIO 4 TELEvIsIoN-
2441 Good Hope rd. s.e., VI 8S77.
Guaranteed service. Ia
BRING IT! Repaired while you wait.
Minimum charge; authorized Motor
ola, General Electric. RCA, Admiral,
Philco, Crosley. Emerson, etc. FOX
3l3 Kennedy st. NV, IA. 1927
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SALESMAN

For established office furniture bust
ness, new and used; age % to 40,
experience not essential. Want man
who will give loyal attention to
work. Exceptional Opportunity I IoI
earn up to $4,000 year. Do not
require car References. Give full
details. Box 1867. Star. IL
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BUSINESS SERVICES

CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING -
Public and private Improvements.
DEVELOPMENT planning and financial
studies. Surveys, plans. appraisals.
layout and inspections. Institutions.
schools, gymnasiums, motels, COM
mercial projects. sewerage and waste
disposal. Write ALLIED SERVICES.
assoc. engineers, architects and
eonsultants, 20I7 8 st. NV. Wash.
ington, D. G.. 12'
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

BRICKLAYING - Fireplaces, CHM
neys, walls and walks built and re-
CABINET MAKERS-Repairs refin-
ished, cabinets, bookcases, etc, GUS
tom made. TU. 3791; Sun, TU.
CxRPENTER - Alterations and re-
CARPENTRY-All types of work. Free
HARNER, ST.. 1855. "a
CARPENTRY: shelving and cabinet
painting; Reasonable. LU. 1929,
CARPENTRY, rec. rms, incl porches,
storm sashes. cabinets. store shelves,
=. etc, G6 LAWRENCE; NN RA. s10ss TU; l13l.
aT iRs6S65Seneq phon. 81 nR RA 'hsFss sss
anv day. any night
ELECTRICAL install. repairs, re-
wiring stores, homes, fuorescent
T5gFfs AZ sEPaiRs sGn, "a s9sH
ice A. C. ELECTRIC CO. RA bs5s
FLOORS sanded and finished; limo
leum and tile furn. and installed
TAYLOR FLOOR SERV., WA. 1l29.
,oynTE ity TorE at At, 1ess 1reessssonabis price. M
FLOORS SANDED and finished;
linoleum and tile furnished and in
stalled. j.; r; LAWRENCE. TU; llSl.
white mechanics, spec. winter prices
G; r. COVER. WA. 6s6s, AK. 2693
FURNACES-Vac. cleaned and re-
paired, oil and gas burners installed;
services on all make; no money
down, 80 mos. to pay. AP. 0537.
INTERIOR PAINTING or cIaan;no
walls; Experienced young man. XII.
rAiNTING, Daperinr. door sanding:
bEMENT' fIss fs'inats sH aoso ST GHARIEs 81 5sas
e yrs; sxpsr; HGLME, days Ho.
PAINTING-1st-class, white mechan-
ie; walls and ceiling Of average
raiS4NG IHH% saterioS Du 4nta Interior, la
class work materials; do my own
work, refs. CHI. 1881. -I2
PAINTING. PAPERING - First-class
workmanship: work done immedi-
ately; Call MIR: PoAT. GE. 5643.
Ffs FEN fOstRRerS "a SSs Ss ozsT M e yTf
PAINTING AND PAPERING-Floor
sanding and remodeling. Work per-
formed by expert mechanics. under
personal SUPERVISION OF owner. Free
estimates. VA. DECORATING CO..
INC. JA 2-Sl26. IA
PAPERING AND PAINTING, March
special; Al white mechanic; free
estimates. AK. 1077 or LO. 3-7756.
-l3
PAPERHANGING-s7 UP per rm.;
1850 washable sunfast papers; work
guaranteed GE 1888. GE 2461
PAPERHANGING-" work, less
money" white mechanics; prompt
service. A. T. GEORGE, DI. OlO6.
l7s
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WANTED

One white boy, neat. experienced in
soda fountain and grill work.
Two colored countermen, neat.
One diShwaSher, with knowledge of
cooking. Must be sober and depend
Apply in person. 135a Wisconsin ave.
NV between II and g. -12
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FURNITURE

Dining rms, liv. rms, bedrms., odd
chest of drawers, maple and ma
hogany. Pianos and cleo. refriger-
ators: Many lamps to pick from
Smiths Tran. & Stge. Co.
1920 Bladensburg Rd. NE. (Nr
NY. Ave.) AT. 1850.
1913 You st. NV. NO. sl4O
1858 Wis. Ave NO. 1904.
2R0l Wilson Blvd IA. 2-I116.
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Now is the TIM

Now is the TIME
Reweave, Repair or Refine your
spring clothes. Complete wardrobe
care, prompt. excellent workman.
ship. NEEDLECRAFT. 716 11th st
NV ond f. -l6
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Murray & Murray, Decorators
Paint your home roof now; exterior,
interior painting, paper hanging
CHI. 1145. 8 am. to 10 pm: esti-
mates; prompt service; guaranteed
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COOK, g.h.w., live in, fond of chill.
dren; S25 week; THURSDAYS and
alternate Sundays of. CHI. 715l.
COOK, exper., with references, fol
general housework; for 3 adults; in
suburbs; live in. WI. 1898. -12
room and bath, for right person in
small house on beautiful country
estate near WASHINGTON and Alex
andria. Two in family Recon-
mendation required. Write Box ..43,
Alexandria. Va. -l2
children: live in; nice rm. Box
5o-Y Star 10
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STENOGRAPHER

The Evening Star has an opening for
a capable woman, between the age
of 25-35 for a permanent stenog-
rapher's position; 40-hour, five-day
week; generous company benefits
available; must be able to pas,
Please do not phone.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
PERSONALS

I94S BUICK super sed.; going on
sight seeing trips Sundays; persons
to share expense. Call LO. 5-13S5.
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APPLIANCES
BABY CARRIAGE and bassinet: gooc

BABY CARRIAGE and bassinet; good
eeond.; reas: Call co, 1857, 1888
RAW 17tR S1RkTxcA st n;T apt fod,rs b. Ssinstts
Sashsl Sn yhesls lsason 1a7pE R1 To- s5ss
BABY CARRIAGE, twin size. prac-
BABY FURN.S - Thayer crib, mattress
an. snd high chair; Whitney steer.o-
BAKERY EoUiPMENT. used-Four
s-bun pans, Vulcan cabinet ovens,
one 21-bun pan, Anets proof box,
one 30-bun pan, Union steel rack.
Mass sb4s en eonn offer: svs scRgPps u BAKERY
chairs. 441S Ga. ave. NV Can
be seen from 10 am. to 5 pm. -122
BATHTUBS, built-in, S25; new and
0Ss a6sd p plum0ins m e. fxe9rss No asoa BLOCKS
BATHTUBs, new, used. built-in, leg;
Sales CO. % sss7 's'Si Ga. ave. EiS2e De: 1910
BED, single. with springs and mat
ttrreass. tress. good condition, $40. ,HU.
BED-Double; solid mahog.; box
spring, mattress: cannon ball style;
reasonable. DU. 1000. Apt. 215
bEb AND VANITY, walnut, coll
springs, innersprins mattress; almost
new. S55. MI. 2492.
BEDS. lovely mahog. beds. complete
ith mattr. and springs: owner NOV
ing sacrifice. WI. 1879. lis
BEDS twin size, Steel coil springs,
on legs and innerspring mattresses,
good condition. $50, OR. 2299. -12
BED LEGS FOR COIL OR
Box springs; we install. ST. 1884.
BEDROOM FURNITURE-Hollywood
and studio beds, dressers. lamps
and tables. Must be sold by ma
tional sorority ting building.
1920 18th st. NV, AID. 1872. -13
BEDRM. SUITE for bachelor; for
chest-on -chest. night table, ] twin
bed with Beautyrest box springs
matt; like new. Grand Rapids furn.
SMITHS TRANSFER u STORAGE,
1913 You st. NV. only. NO. s140.
BICYCLE, boys 96-in., peri shape.
shape. 10. 2-340S. -l2
BICYCLES girls, Gain, $40; l
boys: 26-in.. $40. Phone Wiscon-
BIRD CAGES large white bird
cages. DE. 1894. 90 Bates st. NV.
BLINDS. wINDow-Lsrge shinment
just received! RUCKER LUMBER,
1920 Wilson blvd. JA. 4-1234,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
ADDING MACHINE-Burrou re.
conditioned; guaranteed; $2S.5
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., RE
1177
ADDRESSING MACHINE-New, was
S39. so, now S9.95. UNITED TYPE
WRITER CO., RE. HIT.
AIR CONDITIONERS, pre-season sale
OF new and reconditioned models
BISHOP EQUIP. CO., OR. 47e9.
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Couple, Cook and Butler

Live in; excellent quarters; state ex-
perience, salary expected and phone
number in reply. Only those having
best references need apply. Box
sly. Star. -12
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HELP WOMEN

ALTERATION HAND-Exper.. on
ladies better coats, suits and dresses.
Perm. position SELMA GOWNS,
1907 Conn. ave. NV. -l2
BEAUTICIAN. experienced, 18th and
Columbia rd. section. AID. 9799.
BEAUTICIAN-For expert manicur,
STYLISTS, S406 Ga. ave-, S. s., Md.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, immediate
opening for thoroughly experienced
operator: good clientele and en-
yironment and salary. OR. 337l
BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be expert
hair stylist; highest salary ano
Also good manicurist. For appt. cal
CASHIER, experienced, Nationa
Cash Register posting machine fol
salary. Many company benefits; ;.
day week. Apply Mr., Trice. FRANC
JEwELRY CO., 627 7th st. NV
CASHIER for property MANAGEMENT
firm; some tipping and bookkeeping
permanent position for exper. per
sons; S170. mo-, 5-day week; STATE
age and rsfsTenss sSR S3Sf; ssfs,ran SsaI
operation, experienced, 6-day week
no Sundays, salary and meals. Boz
66-A star -l2
CJERK-Exper., to work in fioris
shop. Apply in person only, s72i
Flower ave. Silver Spring, Md. Il
CLERK K-STENOGRAPHER, under %
for permanent position. with larg'
insurance company, 5-day week
apply in person. Alb Woodwart
cIERK-TYPIST, sgle.. recent higl
school graduate, for permanent posi-
tion in life insurance company; q
hour day, 5-day week; must be goot
typist and have an aptitude 10
figures. Apply in person. Rm: SOY
NV, EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
co. sE Up
CLERK TYPIST, permanent position
for neat, ambitious young lady wh'
is accurate and understands ono. @
Ia
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NEW ESSO GAS STATION

Clarendon, Va. at 10th, Fillmore and
Washington blvd. Plan opening in
about 3 weeks. Lot 120x143, 5
pumps, 3 incl. bays, compressor lift
and 2 air towers, $500 cash con-
sideration for possession; long lease.
w. C. GERBICH, MI. 4047
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MIscL. FOR SALE Cont }

Spring Armory Fri. and Sat, IL am
to IL pm, March 10th and 1lth
to the Elk's carnival. jeanette R
Traten from TOWN g. COUNTRY
ANTIQUES in Silver Spring. will
have on exhibit her private collec.
tion of Amberina and Burmese anG
will offer for sale fine antiques in
furniture, lamps, china and bric-a.
brac. Phone TU. 2727 or GE. 1905
for information III g
ANTIQUES, wash bowl and pitcher,
4 matching pieces, misc. WO. O113.
ANTIQUE BABY GRAND PIANO -
Small FIR. 0331 -12
ANTIQUE CURRIER-IVES PRINTS
Wide variety of subjects and prices
Also prints cleaned and framed
EN-. 3467. -12
APPLIANCES
For a good buy in gas or electric
ranges. heaters, refrigerators, deer
freezers. washing machines, dist
washers, garbage disposals.
J. SHAPIRO
S11s Georgia Ave. TU. 1900
Plumbing-Heating
Appliances
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HELP DOMESTIC
Chambermaid-

Live in; excellent quarters; state ex-
perience, salary expected, phone
number in reply. Only those having
best references need apply. Box
S5-Y, Star -l2
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPP. (Cont.l

SSSit<6SS SFF. NSont.b
OPPORTUNITY for party with
$4,000 to buy established summer
and year around resort with great
present and future. Can be operated
by man or woman who wants to be
active, yet have a business that is
not burdensome. For personal inter-
view write Box 369-Y, Star. -12
s. 5. CORNER GROCERY-Fuily
EQUIP. $3,50O stock; $3.50 or better
cash. GE. 9796. 70
RESTAURANT on Wis. ave, near
Calvert Theater (beer and wine),
Doing 5000 wkly. Whiskey license
obtainable which should double
with apt, good lease. $1,000 Cash Cash
will handle. BOB HOLIlANDER
Excl, 1411 Pa. ave. NV, MA. 9743.
PART TIME bus. opportunity-20 hot
nut machines, excel. working cond.,
RETAIL Or 0fst TuRNfTURE SSff; Re STORE -
Reason for selling due to owners
health. Volume 100000 per
year. Net income $4,000 per
year. Will sacrifice for 100000.
Business established 33 years. Ap-
ply P. o. Box b64, Cumberland, Md,
UPHOLSTERY AND DECORATING-
l4th st. NV. Two furnished apart
ments: upper floors pay rent. TU.
1876. 128
good business; upper NV. location;
buy direct from owner; save COM
mission; $4,000 or best offer. Shown
by appt. only. Box 251-Z, Star. 12s
OUR LOSS, YOUR GAIN-An unusual
store located in Arlington, with un-
limited opportunities. Best offer
We must sell before March 81. Box
ESTAB. ROUTE Sc VENDING MACH.
Good locations. Owner has best
reas. for selling. Will sacrifice 5
hrs. per week Sery. required. Box
MOTOR LODGE. 10 de luxe rooms
with private tiled baths. Also liv-
ing quarters. Room for expansion.
Located on 4-lane superhighway
near Washington, D. C, One of
the most modern attractive motels
in this area. Requires substantial
down payment. See Mr., Guthrie.
with JOHN HILL CARTER. JR &.
Realtor, specializing in Virginia mo-
tor courts, al1 Prince ST.. Alexan-
dria. Va. AL. 0197. FA. 1914.
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S100 no S150 WK.

Can be made by two statesmen Sc
lected by O'Brien g. Co. to sell home
improvements direct to user. They
will be paid salary while training
and will received substantial guar
necessary. Cali Mr.. MARI at FR,
3006. 9 a.m.-10 am. for appoint
ment -l2
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Arlington-Alex. Vic.
SANDWICH SHOP

Arlington-Alex. Vic.
SANDWICH SHOP
ABC license, seats 40, excel. location.
Good business with excel. possibi-
lities; $4,000 cash required: long
lease; reduced rent.
RESTAURANT
ABc license, beautifully equip: es-
tablished 20 yrs; opposite promin-
ent theater; low rent, easy opera
tion; price $4,000, includes 81 200
teleVision set. 500 cash required.
CAFE AND DELICATESSEN
ABC license on-off sale; well estab.
outstanding location; modern and
air-conditioned; excel. business.
Busy all the time" Hurry on this
one.
CLEANING AND DYEING
Plant with retail store; Al location,
excel. equip: gross 100000: exec.
profits: owner leaving for overseas;
open to an offer.
HOTEL, MOTOR COURT
And restaurant; located hwy. No. ] :.
near Ft. Belvoir; approx. = acres of
land; furniture, equip, business, etc.
included; price $4,000. first trust,
$4,000: wonderful possibilities.
FURTHER INFORMATION BY
pEp CnNAY TNTTpNTEyD
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LEADS, LEADS
SEE OUR FULL PAGE AID IN THE
TIMES HERALD. THURSDAY,

Local ads like this and similar ads
in national publications furnish us
with more leads than our present
sales force can handle. If you
are accustomed to earning in eX-
cess of $4,000 per year and own
car. phone BOOK OF KNOW
LEDGE, HU. 6240 for appointment.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Are you ambitious, experienced in
selling, between 2545, a Va. resi-
dent preferable, and anxious tc
earn over $4,000 per VI? You are?
Then call Mr. Myers, sales MANAGER
YEONAS REALTY
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A REAL OPPORTUNITY

TOURIST cAMp.RIsrAuRANT REST
This strategically located business is
one of nearby Virginia's most de-
sirable. Has ample trailer facilities,
and fine volume of receipts.
Frontage on 2 main highways.
Owner sacrificing for only $4,000.
Long term lease.
TALMAGE WILCHER, INC.
1888 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1950-03-11

North THIS Sprlng??!
S95 to s1O0 daily front money. A
honey for speciality and intangible
men over 40, free to travel the U.
g. See K. F. HARRIS. sales man.
sger, Harrington Hotel, 8 to l only.
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Evening Star Building
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHERS

General office work, typing and filing
Pleasant surroundings in sales ONCE
Experience not necessary; paid va
cation. group insurance. merit in
creases. For appointment. call HO
507S. WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY
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GENERAL ELEcTRoNIcs

SPECIAL
TV owners Complete installation
with ground, for $3.50. NO. 1881
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CLIENT WANTS TO BUY
Established Mems Wear
CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE
Suburb or downtown; crossing
$50, 900 to $4,000 annually.
w. G. GERBICH, MI. 4047
Evening star., 1950-03-11

DUPLICATOA-Mim new, $40 30.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., RE.
HIT.
DUPLiCATORS-Ful line Of stencil,
spirit and gelatin duplicators, hand
and electric, new and rebuilt, from
$3.50 up. Also rentals, repairs and
supplies; 1-yr, guar; terms. Our
10th ". AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO., 1431 z. Cap. st. Ii. 3-00S2
1 $50 to $50 incl. Sat.
EMBOSSOGkAPH, like new. complete
with type, $500. Phone ST. 2435.,
IN
Evening star., 1950-03-11

TELEVISION & RADIO
BUSINESS
Invest less than l years wages total
cost. S3,650, and you get good in
come for life. A business completely
stocked. equipped and running. Call
ia. 251S. IL
RESTAURANT & DEL.
TOTAL PRICE, $4,000
1886 r ST. NV.
Open 9 am. to 8 pm, closed Mon
Very good eQuipt.; owner i'll, must
sell: terms. BOB HOLLANDER, ex-
elusive. f411 Pa. ave. NV. -12
COUNTRY STORE
z miles from DC. in growing com.
munity. No competition. Grocery,
meats. 2 gas pumps. 6 rm. and
bath apt. Warehouse, garage.
chicken house, l acre land. Excel.
fixtures and equipment. Delivery
is a money maker. Call Mrs. Nader,
. UN 4314, cox &c CO., INC, UN,
1926.
GROCERY-MEAT, corner location,
nearby Va. 5000 wkly. cash sales.
No delivery. Short hours, no Sun
days. Good lease, reas. rent. Owner
Brown with
YEONAS REALTY
GIL. 21Oo; OK. 1243
The business mans Va. stock ex-
change. -f5
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DRESDEN. porcelain; other art OBJ

Dry Cleaning Equipment
Pants stretcher, marking bin, sewing
machine. Susie Que, 2 pressers.
coat sleevers, boiler and controls.
Oil burner and tank, assemble wheel
and misc. pipe. Cheap If sold at
once. PENTHOUSE CLEANERS,
Evening star., 1950-03-11
PIANOS

Only at Campbelrs will you find such
famous new pianos as Steinway,
Sohmer, Kimball, Gulbransen and
Conover Gable pianos. Prices range
from $399.50 up. We also have a
few moor sample pianos substantially
Liberal allowance for your old piano.
Terms to meet your budget. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. 110S g st. NV,
DI. S464. III
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GIL. 21O0; OK. 1243
The business mans Va. stock ex-
change. -13'
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hINJ, SZU3 GeOrg1a Ave. SH. 5SgI, :,
Open to 9 pm. -12
FURN., DINING RIM. SUITE, mahog.:
only VI. old: being transferred;
GAS HEATER-one 200, 900 BTU.
Humphries gas heater. Needs re-
pairs. $40. Call MI. 0602 Mon
-l2
GAS RANGE, 6-burner, . ovens, 2
broilers, warming closets, heavy
porcelain; cost $3.50. sell $3.50 or
best offer; excel. cond. CHI. 1903.
GAS RANGE. 4 burner; clean. excel
lent condition. Call FA 0464.
Evening star., 1950-07-04
Visit by Eisenhower
To Climax Fourth al
Scouts Jamboree
BY the Assoeiosed Press

VALLEY FORGE. Pa, July A.
This is the big day at the National
Boy Scout Jamboree.
Aerial bombs bursting at 8 am.
(EST) ushered in a full program
of independence Day celebrating
that will wind up with a personal
appearance by Gen. Eisenhower
about 8 pm.
And the general is scheduled to
touch off a mammoth fireworks
display with the words LET 'er
rip"-the same historic sentence
he used to start the Allied in
vasion of Europe six years ago.
Theme of this second national
jamboree, which has attracted
some $1,000 Scouts and leaders
from q countries. is Strengthen
the Arm of Liberty"
5000 to BE in Pageant.
The boys will see tonight, in a
pageant that presses 5000 of them
into service as actors, how lib
erty developed in this country.
The signing of the Declaration
of independence. the Liberty or
Death" speech of Patrick Henry,
the Westward surge of the pio-
neers-these and other high points
OF American history will be re-
enacted on the stage of the vast
open-air amphitheater on the
ground where Washington's troops
lived at Valley Forge.
Directed by Harold Holman,
Scout executive from Rockford,
Ill, the pageant will teach the
lesson that subversive activities
in this country can be counter
acted by those who practice 10y
atty and the other ideals of Scout
ing.
The Scouts got a chance to
practice another of their special
ties-meeting emergencies - late
yesterday when a sudden thun-
derstorm ripped out of the South
west. scattering sparks from
campf1res and swapping tent flaps
like bullwhips.
Camp Survives Storm.
Hardly waiting for Scoutmas-
ters' instructions. the boys jumped
to make everything secure and
the jamboree survived the half
hour storm without damage.
Before and after the down.
pour. the tent city overlooking
the Schuylkill River throbbed with
activity. ...
If your legs were strong enough
to carry you over the 625-acre en-
campment, you could have crossed
a monkey bridge. watched Indian
dances, learned to make a pretzel,
tested yourself for radioactivity,
seen salmon being baked-there
seemed no limit to the programs
and demonstrations.
Last night, as on other nights
of the jamboree. giant campfires
blazed and the Scouts competed
with one another in programs of
stunts and skits, unworried by
the damp ground.
Evening star., 1950-07-04
BY the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, July A.
Scattered forest and brush fires
ragged today from one end OF sum-
mer-dry California to the other.
But there apparently was little
danger Of loss Of life.
The major fires were located in
these regions:
Near Santa Cruz, in the Cali
fornia big Basin" Redwood Park
on the Pacific Coast side Of Gen.
trail California. More than 100
Evening star., 1950-07-04
BY the Assoeioied Press

NORFOLK, Va, July A dis
gruntled electrical worker, who
union members said went berserk
and shot up a crowded union
meeting here last month, has been
indicted on two counts of murder.
The indictments, plus one
charging malicious shooting, were
returned here yesterday against
Charles Blivin Drury. Two men
were killed and another wounded
when Drury opened fire with a
Evening star., 1950-07-04

mia. Already $500 acres are
burned over, with 800 fire fighters,
including 80 State prisoners,
battling the flames.
In the Six Rivers National For
est in Del Norte County. Ito miles
northeast Of Eureka, a Northern
California coastal port. More
than 200 acres Of Douglas fir and
pine were reported burned with
100 men trying to fight the fire
with only one accessible road
through the rough terrain.
The most dangerous of the fires
appeared to be in the Big Basin
Evening star., 1950-07-04
u. S. and ThuiIond Sign
Education Proqrum
BY the Associated Press

Thailand (Siam) and the United
States yesterday signed an educa-
tional exchange program expected
to cost around 100000 a year.
It will be financed from the
sale of American World War II
surplus property in Thailand.
Eighteen other countries have
signed such agreements in ac-
cordance with the 1948 Full
bright Act,
Evening star., 1950-07-04
Union Hall Sayings Bring Indictment

pistol during the union session,
witnesses said.
Indicted yesterday on charge
of embezzlement was Gerald Rum
BILE. Norfolk attorney. who has run
unsuccessfully in years past on
the Republican ticket for the
House from the I'd district and
for Attorney General of Virginia.
The indictment charges Rumble
with the theft of $35 ,677.84 from
the Croatan Corp. between March
Is and December 81, 1949. Rum
BILE was a trustee Of the concern,
a real estate company developing
land south of Virginia Beach.
Evening star., 1950-07-04

area, about IS miles south of San
Francisco. Thousands of holi-
day campers and visitors were
ordered to evacuate the region.
The roads into Big Basin are
winding and tortuous. The State
Highway Patrol was sending in
cars for those trapped without
transportation. Most of the peo-
pie were reported safely out early
today.
Evening star., 1950-07-04

men - using bulldozers - were
fighting to confine a potentially
dangerous 50-acre blaze.
In Los Padres National Forest
in San Luis Obispo County in the
Southern part Of the State. With
1000 acres burned over. ITS fire.
fighters were trying to control the
unchecked fire. No buildings or
homes are in the area.
On the east side of Mount San
Gorgonio In san Bernardino
County, also in Southern Califor-
Evening star., 1950-07-04

1raq's tobacco monopoly is eager
to find a United States export
market.