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FARM 8 GARDEN

TOP SOIL, I'LL dirt. blue stone,
manure and road gravel. tree trim
ming and removing. SH. 511O. -27
LA,NDSCAPING Expert. sodding
also top soil. gravel, blue stone, ETC.,
;se tactsion. Call Ashton 56es, day or
FLAsGsToNE Lisasi WALKS, terraces, E1S IRE
places, .f1shponds, retaining walls,
pipe drainage; all kinds of cement
Eor6.-s work; F; IA MAFRCYcGIIo. Fscg;I r Route 5,
PLANT SHADE TREES. shrubs ano
all other nursery stock now We also
4 ssimsstss, as cal! - Lyons NyKsEEY
LANDSCAPING-Special sodding, 27c
per yd. up; topsoii, grading, plowing,
drivewayS, cement and brick work,
retaining walls. Free estimate. Day
or night: HU. s296. HU. 9057. pa
VIRGIN TOPSOH, best quality, any
quantity; ouie5 delivery; driveway
BULLDOZER, hour or contract. grad
ing. driveways. parking lots. roads,
land clearing. 10. 3-4912.
FOR SALE, FARM MACH ensilage
cutter, good condition: | hayloader
l 2-horSe moving mach. $65 for
lot. See JONES, HILLTOP FARM,
Briggs-chaney rd. Ashton 2S06.
FARM TRACTOR, 1880. /. N. C..
S275; also all equipment that goes
with regular farm. Must sell in
80 days. Phone owner. FA. 2190.
TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL
ANY size JOB; Also topsoil delivered.
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GIRL to share attractive 2-bedrm;;
transp;: nr. 18th st. shopping; $50,
1 or ). GIRLS to share lovely 5-rm.
apt. with one other; near Pentagon;
RSRSf & 0ls Nice pn0He souaa GL no sf to
share lovely furnished apt. con-
neX neX private room, S45 a m9n5th,
BEauTfFGI falt III 5I92a1 STUDIO TYPE APT. to
ttransp.; $40; Arl. CHI. 1900, Apt.
LADY or couple to share a-bedrm.
apt, avail. about Aug. /. Call 20.
1Ith AND CLIFTON SITS. Nv
Girl to share 5--rm; apt. with q
TWO GIRLS wanted to share lge. @
bedrm. apt. with l other girl. CHI.
LGE. MASTER BEDRM.; share e-rm.
house with = others; 37th st. NV;
express to Pentagon; $3.50 ca.
APT. TO SHARE. woman With child
desired. $50 mo. Apply MRS. JEAN
Day dNanAN sum eao5 a'SsF oeorsia pa aSs Ss' na a
GIRL, ARiL ! a5 to 30. to share 2-bedrm. Mg
apt: Wardnlan Park vicinity. MI
1867 weekdays, after u pm. -23
WANrED-Youns girl to share cool.
3za;rm; S5as apt, mr.. Boiling AFB and
WANTED girls, 1913, to share
apt, bus fare downtown Wash;
conv. to Census Bureau. AK. 0722
after . weekdays. -23
2 CONGENIAL GIRLS would like to
share their nicely furn. apt. with
one other girl, 2@-25. Ho. s349.
YOUNG GIRL will share her 3-rm..
bath apt. with congenial eirl; reaS.
rent, good section, and bus service
GOVT. LADY will share furn. apt;
Conn. ave. NO. 1888. Ext. 32-A:
GIRL To SHARE modernisticafly
furn. 2-bedrm. apt. in NV. apt.
bldg: on bus, car lines. EN-. 1928.
2 BEDRM. FURN.; Arlington, to
LADY, fSPe ~ NS sHARE fAEK GOV d6wneo9a go1s 3 aiT
conditioned apt. with . others; KIP:
$40. York Apt. RE. o461, Ext. COS.
1894 IRVING ST. NV girls for
liv. rm. and bedrm. in home; pvt.
bath, = closets; cooking privil; tele-
phone in ! rm.: on busline. edge Of
Rock Creek Park. DU. 6O2l. -:223
ROOM, new apt. bldg. with home
privil,: " ladies: no smoking; pvt
phone; conv. tTansp. 81. $685.. rs
GIRL WANTED to share apt with ,
other girls; downtown loc. Call HU.
1l33. -o3
GENTLEMAN desires to share his apt
with another man: F ST. "a blk.
from Conn. Phone DU. S649 aft. 6
YOUNG MAN. 25 to 35, to share I'm.
with pvt. BATH complete use of lge.,
Well-furn. apt. in downtown apt.
hotel; unlimited telephone. Call RE.
LGE. EFF. APT.-Fun kit.-din.;
cool; nv. section: share with l girl,
age 20-25. IA. 6370. IA
1850 ST. NV, Apt. 52S-Attrac-
tive studio rm. for , girls. Available
Aug. DU 1892 81
J. OR 2 GIRLS to share large apt,
NORTH is H. ARIfNGToN-cirl. III, Sro a0-2$Sd 1S 10
share furn. apartment: congeniaI
atmosphere; conv. to transp. JA.
CoLoRED-LADY bet. 30 and As to
snare : rms. twin beds. MI. 1912.
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RMS. FURN.-s.E. Ss.W. 1cont. J
LOVELY LARGE master bedroom;
pYI. path; gentleman. VI. OS91

LOVELY LARGE master bedroom;
pVt. bath; gentleman. VI. 0S97.
LARGE ROOM, twin beds; large clos
cts; bath; . adults; ldry. privls.,
AK. 3964. 1852 S st. Sc. -22
SUNNY ROOM. twin beds. pvt. bath;
ideal for students. 1S41 Bay st, s.e.,
E. CAPiToL ST.. near capitol-Very
lovely front twin bedrm.. SO wk.;
lge. 3-window sgle. bedrm.. So per
Wk; Ii. 3-0129; ewes, Ii. 3-27S1,
SINGLE RM., in pvt. home, for
woman or man. Ii. 3-1553. --23
1905 b ST. S.E.-Lge. front rm.,
SS; l front, So; in pvt. home; pear
transp., all convens. -23
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, near .
carlineS, in a quiet home l or .
people; reasonable. 124 9th st, Sc.
Ii. 4-7346. -23
COLoRED-FoR RETIRED or settled
lady, in private home. Call AT. S056.
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PRIVATE ROOM and board for work.
ing mother and child plus excellent
day care; S110 mo. UN. T252;
NEARBY ARLINGTON - Registered
nurse has room and board for
mother and child, . to 6. GIL. 1881,
vAcAScY.Private St1 Guest Home me- for
elderly lady, Ind floor frt., det cor,
long front porch. .2nd A.; 10th and
ROOM AND sS' BOARD S1lx for for aii elderly ai
men, private Catholic home. Cali
NICELY FURN. RIM. with board, rea-
sonable rates. 2034 goth st. NV. at
ENTRIiH SGTh 81 SnS SEp Gel TSpN r. Nj ss9e
meal; nice double room available.
sLAUGHTER's, ie27 10th st. NV.
lnr. Dupont cir) ).-Several double
rooms with semiprivate bath suit
men; daily maid serv.; tele. in all
rooms; 2 meals every weekday and
on Sunday; lge. living rm.: social
ACTIVITIES: excellent Transportation.
FOR 5R' EaPIoYED MILO MOTHER with MaS Child,
child; call GE. s805. -23
NICELY FURNISHED twin-bed ROOM
also single; delicious meals. 1891
F%R StR MoTHk;R 81 n;M; GE ANn 4l2a G4i, 2S IN
home; child care. television. Bendix.
5th AND FARRAGUT ST.Nr. bus
stop; front room for 2 men; Kosher
LasGE afaif FRGNf aG fSfs, Kin. for = mss people,
siih eaiP "a. 92arq a75s. TTin beds Good 5 .ransD
1409 18th ST. N.W.-Pleasant rms. ::
early bTeakfast Sast if desired; good food;
11oi 18th 18Th N;W.-1arge, airy rooms,
R5gass Rodd snd DaaRf se41ce saHTeFs
1904 Q ST. N.W:-Good food. clean
rms. sgle. and dble. for young
women and men; good transp. NO.
WENDELL WENDELL TERRAcE-cool rms, lge.
meals; excel; trans; pleasant young
The MAR-IEEETAW1se6 18th st.
n.w.-Nicely furn. cool rms. for
ming water; phone in rms; showers;
DUPONT AREA-1726 N. H. ave.
NV, has lovely double rm. with pvt.
bath. for couple or ladies; also va
cancies; for men, in Washington's S
sion, social privils., phone in each
room; mod. rates. CLUB MASON,
1880 conn. AVE. N.w.-ciean
honey atmos., Polish American
cook; best of transp. -S3
ALEXANDRIA, spacious adjoining
rms, private bath and abundance
closets; suit. or 3 businessgirls;
meals and exclusive boarding club.
OV. 3343. -23
YOUNG businessgirl desires room
and board with private Catholic
family: Box zoos. Star. 23'
l2OR 9th st n NJ -Nina dbl rnntra
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SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
SIS SINGLE; $24 DOUBLE
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS

1St and c sts. ne. AT $500.
COLORED-LOVELY RIM. in new
home; dble. and sgle. rms: privils. !:
new furniture: Ii. 1-7551. 20
COLORED - CLEAN, comfortable,
front room. for couple. privileges.
CoLORED-fi4 EYE sT. SlE.@singlte
room, clean, COOL. for empl. adult,
some privils.. S5 wk. TR. 6206. 22S
bedrm. on front, new twin beds, for
/ or refined individuals Cali after
pm. weekdays. II. 3.2226. -23
COL;-BEAUT. LGE. FRT. RM., next
to bath, for refined woman or man.
Apply in person. 1747 A st. Sc.
CoLoREDGLARGE ROOM with kit.
priyls;; near shopping center. LU.
COLoRED-1e7 YOU ST. N.E.-Home
priVls., couple, front rm. DU. 1924.
empl. cple.; cook. privils.; 1ii5
Montello ave.; Ii. 4-5322. -23
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w AAS4&S
1854 Que st. NV; lovely single
room with running water. -27
COLORED-ROOM, End floor front;
refined gentleman, govt employed;
COLoREDEoEE FURN. ROOM and
private kitchen; also l single room.
CoLoRED-FURN. ROOM, all privil-
eyes; $3.50 per mo. l447 Florida
coIoRREiHDi RED LGE. GSof' FRONT BEDRm..
employed cple. or single man; some
privileges. 729 Otis pl. NV. RA.
CoLoRED-s537 10th N.w.-Apt. 1.
ddble. Gm;; refined man; privils.; refs.
CoLoRED-l916 18th sT.-Large
furn housekeeping room and l single
CoLoREIID FRONT ROOM. twin
beds; couple, 2 men or girls. MI.
CoLORED-RooM for couple; 1888
9TH st: NV: AD. 4151.
COLORED-EXTRA LGE. RM. with
3 lge. windows, newly decorated, for
refned people, with privileges. 1434
" st. NV. NO. 1906. -23
rm.. for refined employed people;
nome privileges. NO. 1895. -23
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

HILLCREST-Nice furn. dbIe rm
for nice couple with home PRIVILEGES:
conv. trapsp. TW. 1447. pa
1908 A ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. front
';,,, Im for z; cooking and al home
LARGE FRONT rm., 2 closets, pvt.
bath. twin beds. telephone and lsun-
Dry facilities; 2 girls; $50 per mo.
1O3 C ST. Sc, mr.. CAPITOL ige
connecting rms: Ink. Also single
ana double sleeping rooms. -22
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

COLoRED-LARGE DBLE. RIM
All home privils., empl. adults. AID,
CoLoRED-e ROOMS for rent for
couple MI. 2610. "a
COLORED-a ADJOINING RMS, near
bath; with all PRIVILEGES. Call AID.
1925 -23
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

IRISH SETTER PUPS, wks. old,
Axe reg, champion bloodlines. WO.
sHiPPING PLACE, dogs, cats. etc all
sizes. light weight. Low cost. 72I
Oglethorpe NV, RA. 3445. 80
COCKER SPANIELS, one black female,
one blond male, both 20 mos. old.
6625 Winnett rd., Chevy Chase,
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
reg, home raised with children;
reas. priced. VI. SS19. --23
COLLIE, miniature, thoroughbred,
female. 12 years old, Axe reg,
BULLDOGS, English-For sale, Axe
registered champion stock; reason
able. 3O2S Both st. Sc, VI 1898
Bet. 9 and 8 pm, Sunday, all day.
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POULTRY & EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619.K st. NV.
Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks;
poults poultry supplies. ME. O0S9
YOUNG GEESE and other poultry;
white Chinas, So, 81 and S5, heavier
breeds S5, So and ST.. Ringneck
pheasants; guineas: game bantams
VALLEY FARM, Oakton. Va, Route
,, Box III, Vienna, Va, Vienna
131-J-21. -23
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ROOMS WANTED
Rooms. APIS. ro SHARE

ONE. TWO ROOMS. kitchen and bath;
unfurn.; in Va. or D. c. MRS. M.
TAYMAN, TE. S214, ewes. -22"
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RMS. FURN.-MD. & VA.

LOVELY COR. FRONT RIM, pvt
bath; gentlemen. CHI. 1896. -28
ARLINGTON, VA.-Nicely furn. rm..
new home; conY., quiet, pvt. bath.
unlimited phone; couple pref. CHI.
Lovely RIM. in new home, conv. w. to
Psntagon;. ladies only 1921 So.
ARLINGTON-Attr., cool rm.. next
to bath; bus l blk; 1st. A.; sgle. or
dble. 1927 N. Utah st. -25
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Beautiful mas
ter bedrm. with bath; shade and
quiet. Call WI. 1897. ~
NICE ROOM, in new house; home
privils.; quiet neighborhood; near
transp; shopping center. Ss week.
4si6 DE RussY PKwAY. Chevy
Chase. Md: large room, closet, semi
private bath; pvt. home; privil: WI.
sUNNYBROOK - Room with twin
beds for 2 gentlemen: Sc each. UN.
ALEX. tnew) LGE. DBLE. or sgle.
room, pvt. home with or without
kit. privl., "a blk. bus. Temple 8723.
MT. RAINIER-Large double rm.;
semipvt. bath; PRIVILEGES: refined
home; conv. transp. WA. 2s77. -23
pvt, bath: conv. transp.; gentleman
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GEORGIAN HOTEI.
HOTEL 1440
ST 50 WEEKLY

phone and elevator service: 5000
to S17.50 weekly; 1440 Rhode Island
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FENCING

FENCING
Prompt and expert installation of
chain. link. wire, fencing; posts Of
tubular. steel set in concrete; attrac-
tive gates for walks and driveways:
convenient terms arranged; for free
estimate, call GRIFFTTH-C H-CONSUM-
ERS at ME 1910. -25
BulldOZerS and Leaders
For grading. excavating and land
clearing. Free estimates. AT. OTIS.
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The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 AShmead Place NV

Double and single rooms. some with
private bath: American plan: excel
lent meals; home atmosphere: 24-hr.
SWitchboard and elevator service
HO. $3.50
COLORED-ROOM AND BOARD, for
man or woman: home privils. Call
a1 oL9RES@SR59sEah 55GsO: $hR S9 Essb pm PA 80
fined couple: privileges. RA. 1884,
8 to 6. TU. 1855. ~
COLORED-FOR SINGLE MAN; 1
lge.. conf. rm,, home privils. 2503
14th st. NV, Apt. z. Call after 8
Pm. -22
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ARL., VA.-GirlS; 2 adjoining rms
with bath; pvt. entr.; kit. privileges;
use OF liv. rm.; screened porch and
acre lawn.
Phone KE. 3-517O. --23
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paeious dble. rms. In remodeIed re-
DEC. bldg Running water ir every
rm. Large closets: dances aud fres
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu: S4s to S5S.5G; I426
21st st NV HU 1894
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WESLEY HALL

1925 18th st. n.w.-Nice dbl. rooms;
also singles; excel. meals. 20
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REUPHOLSTERING
gpecial-Sofa and chair, reuphol-
stored, labor and material. $50;
workmanship guar; 25 yrs. in same
establishment. LA FRANCE UP
FOSTERING 2509 14th st. NV.
CO. 1881
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FRIENDSHIP HGTs. - Studio iiv.-
bedrm., separate kit, auto. laundry:
conv; to everything. OR. 5083. --2S
1900 TAYLOR ST. N.W.--Newly dec.
and anfts painted ! IL 6edsml Sa liv Fm; di-
bssTt. besta' and alt neR. sRd BATH all -ss taFn'
BUNGALOW TYPE, mod. de luxe
hsmt. apt; paneled walls. hardwood
frs; large liv. rm., bedrm., din.-
kit, bath. pvt. entr.; spacious lawn;
sfopes: s3mp sio6 fqTn mo all sH Hfi 434s stransp; %
Ice. end FL. APT; completely furn.;
suit. for 5 adults; nr. 18th and
Irving SITS. NV; $3.50. HU. 1856.
DOWNTOWN 3-RM. APT: completely
fngn cn,n new ss refgr fg newly ne dec work
silver SPRING, MD.MFor rent.
furnished l-room, kitchen and bath
apt; utilities; suitable for l person;
$50. Juniper 7-7093. 23s
MONROE ST. NV, 1851 apts.;
1dt pTt bath bath Newton Nevis bane ST. sfmPah sts,
34d3 18th ST. N.w.-Entire 3rd f.;
z rms; kit. and bath. twin beds.
sDS e. SSrs5s SM msssr s5ss ki v pvt e,r. sssa sr
4sso sa1 iAWREReE W. M; ST.. esIri colmar Manor,
Brentwood, Md.-Large living room,
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath and 4
large closets, private entrance, COM
pletely furnished except linens; avail
able August 1st; sos per month.
NEWLY fS'f 9Ni NDiEEccoSkArED-Liv. rn,-, aIs bed
rm., pvt. bath with shower. kitch-
enette, elec. refgr., telephone; 3 ex-
posures; SS5 incl. util.; adults.
2501 Irving st. me-, NO. 2136. --23
LIY. RM., bedrm., tile bath with
shower, kit. with all utils.; oil heat,
gas, water. cleo, linens furn.. Vene-
tian blinds, pvt entrance, lovely
yard for you to enjoy: 10 min. to
Pentagon, 3 bus services; no chill
dren; 500. Phone for appt. AL.
5092. %
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
l ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH
Completely furnished apt. tub and
shower. S4 so to $3.50 per day for
limit. 500 Goth st. NV. Ma. 1926.
CHASTLETON HOTEL
1901 18th ST. n.w-Furn. apts.; l
and 2 bedrms., daily maid service:
monthly rentals Can DU 1000
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

PRIVATE ROOM and board for work.
ing mother and child plus excellent
day care; S110S mo. UN. T253.
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TIRES. used. over 200 tU select from
INC. 635 N st NV MI 2400
TIRES-Factory recond., all sizes,
$3.46 ea.; mos. guar; used truck
tires, $6.95; free parking. ALL
SERVICE TIRE CO.. 1924 Ga. ave
2 NV, RA. $3.50
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FOR SINGLE PERSON, a hall rm
nicely furnished, in ne. section. RE
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TV Sets, No Money Down
Sylvan Radio. Emerson. GE. Admiral,
Zenith, etc. Call till II pm.
~ DI. 0080
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FURNITURE BOUGHT
co 1866 TILL 9 PM.

PIANOS wanted. am willing to pay
high cash price for high quality
pianos. OV. 6317 any time.
PIANOS-Cash for Spinets. grands,
uprts. or players. PAUL GOLIBART,
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TIRE BARGAINS

Recap now with COLD RUBBER,
guaranteed II mos. or 10000 mi.
s9Sx1SS,, eSx1S, sss.ss9e;; s5oxiS, s55oxI5 $685.
,,7.10x15, S7.75; 7.60x15, $7.95.
~ WHEEL BALANCED FREE
BURR HEISHMAN'S, 1903 Lee hwy. :,
-Arl., Va, CH. 0024. Seven Corners,
Falls CHI. FA. 2177. 10th and N.
Irving, Arl., OW. 7442.
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Large double rooms, cool, clean and
comfortable; SO wk. and up. One
block OF Conn. ave, central loca-
tion. Call EX. 1915 or ME. SO44.
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TYPEWRITER RENTALS, Underwood.
So mo. So 3-mos.: no del: So add
dep 5716 18th NV. GE. 1888.
perfect shape. $50; steel file, Sund-
strand adding machine, check writer
Sl5. 1900 Chesapeake st. NV. -23
TYPEWRITER, Underwood, special.
SlS.SS. UNITED TYPEWRITER co
Evening star., 1950-09-04

crown-he was educated at Ok
ford-offers me a cigarette, a
London favorite, Players Navy
cut"
"The British are too bloody
democratic. They're just mucking
around with the bandits Oocal
slang for rebels. Chinese ban
dts (most rebels are Chinese)
can't be toyed with-they only
understand force.
when the British capture q
bandit they try him in a court,
proper legal procedure and all
that. Tub! They should take him
to his home village and hang him
in the public square. And they
should deport any villager which
has been helping the bandits"
College Girl.
The college girl, with that per-
feet complexion and fatless Chi
nese figure Cher family moved
from Canton to Malaga 80 years
ago). says. -.
What should my people do?
They have such a love for their
homeland, even if it is now con-
trolled by Communists. You can't
expect them to cooperate with
the British 100 per cent just be-
cause these bandit boys-foolish
ones-are Chinese. We have suf-
fered many centuries. We trust
no Europeans-from either Lon
don or Moscow"
The Mayay woman has labored
all day in the rice paddy. She
sits" in deep knee bend, on the
floor of her shack. Her face is
wrinkled as if she were 60-she's
20 years less. Through an inter-
prefer I ask: who is the Presi-
dent of the United StateS?"
President of United States?
Don't know who it is. I am not
schooled. Few in this village are
schooled.
SCOTS at Schooling.
This is not so bad. (She laughs
with amazingly fine teeth.) Japs
were schooled and they were bad
Evening star., 1950-09-04
6. W. U. 10 Receive Scroll
For Aidinq Sesaui Drama

George Washington University
will receive a scroll for its con-
tributions toward the Sesquicen-
tennial drama, Faith of Our
Fathers" in ceremonies at the
Rock Creek Amphitheater at 8
pm. Thursday.
DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin, uni
versity president, will receive the
scroll. The evening has been de-
dicated as George Washington
University Evening" and students
and faculty members viii Sit in
a special section.
Thirty-four members of the
cast and technical staff of Faith
Of Our Fathers" are either stu
dents, alumni or members of the
G. w. q. faculty. They include L.
Poe Leggette, production execu-
tive; Davie Rogers and Emery
Smith. commentators: Orel Leo
nard, who plays Thomas Jeffer-
son, and Lawrence Strawbridge,
who plays Fred Bell.
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Marine League TO Open
Convention Wednesday

The 9th annual national con-
vention of the Marine Corp.
League will be held Wednesday
through Friday at the Hote,
Statler.
Keynoted with a determination
to see that the Marine Corps Is
not reduced in size and gets q
square deal' at all times, the
convention will open its business
sessions at 9 am. Wednesday
Registration will begin tomorrow
Brig. Gen. James P. Devereux
World War II commander OF
Wake Island, will be toastmaster
for the banquet to be held at 1890
pm. Friday at the Hotel Statler.
The Marine commandant, Gen.
Clifton B. Gates, will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
At 2 pm. Wednesday, a con-
gressional friend of the Marine
Corps, Representative Flood
Democrat, of Pennsylvania, will
address the group. National Com.
mandant of the League Is Clay
Nixon, of Seattle.
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sucker can be damn dangerous
They always knew we were suckers
to play with Generalissimo Chang,
"They thought-with their an
cient, cynical wisdom-that we
would reform Chang, make him
really fight. Instead we merely
let Chiang's gang get richer-then
we quit him. =. Now we're back.
OF course they are confused. .
They think we're the biggest
suckers.
"And if you mention our Secre-
tary of State Mr.. Acheson -
everyone from Karachi (Pakistan)
to Tokyo laughs out loud. Mr..
Acheson has lost too much face
around here to be of any use."
Evening star., 1950-09-04
Religious Education Week IndoYed in Truman Letter

President Truman In a Letter
released today declared I'VE must
strengthen the religious and spir-
itual foundations of our daily
lives if we are to meet successfully
the many and complex problems
which confront the Nation"
The statement was part of a
message by President Truman in
dorsing the Goth annual Religious
Education Week, September "a
through October /. The letter was
sent to DR.. Roy G. Ross, general
secretary. International Council
of Religious Education. The coun-
Gil, with 40 member denomina-
tions, sponsors the observance
each year.
President Truman further as
serted that man cannot live by
bread alone, and an over-preoc-
cupation with material things will
not take us on down the path
Evening star., 1950-09-04

men, Chinese boys are schooled
and they make all this bandit
trouble. This is our country. Just
leave us"
The American Government en-
Iploye's wife, a stunning woman,
got used to lot of things in the
revolution -racked Orient /. serv-
ants who don't wear shoes, barbed
wire around the porch, a tommy
gun in the closet, atabrine tablets
daily to prevent malaria. -.
"The people of the Orient have
lost faith in Uncle Sam. We filled
them with a lot of pretty promises
about what we would do for them
after the war.
Call u. S. Sucker.
"You know, an Oriental doesn't
laugh at a sucker. He thinks a
Evening star., 1950-09-04
d. E.nI c.~.L
By Fred Sporks
Foreign Correspondent of The Star and
the Chicago Daily News

"e $'So9o Doitt news
SINGAPORE, Spet. 4.-IIl
now introduce you to some of the
types I've seen and heard in
Singapore and Malaga (scores OF
whom sleep with shooting irons,
thanks to a Communist blue
printed revolution).
We sit in q frame house with
a thatched roof. But in the kitch-
en- is Frigidaire! Lizards play
hide-and-seek with mosquitoes on
the walls. Yards away the jungle
night sounds like a thousand
muffled bebop orchestras. The
brownish Malay official CMalayans
are Polynesians. like the Hawai-
ians) puts down his "Tiger"-local
brand beer. :.
"You white people think you're
so superior. You couldn't protect
Singapore and Malaga from the
japanese in 1941 and you can't
protect Korea from the Commu-
nists." (Now he puts on an act)
"Oh, it will be all right, old boy,
and have another whisky?"
"White Man Is Through"
"You whites haven't taken the
trouble to understand the Orient.
Out here the white man is
through, no matter what happens
to the Communists"
The assistant manager of a
plantation in the steaming hot
jungle is a handsome young Dane.
He has Indian curry for dinner
and, worried about rebel snipers,
carries a gun.
"It pays very well. this job. Til
be able to have a. car when I go
home. But it's very lonesome.
I'm a bachelor and, of course,
I keep a native girl. A bachelor
has to, here. A man would go
mad! But the British wives don't
approve, you know. and I get
dirty looks at the club"
Son Of Newspaperman.
The son of an Indian news
paperman, loyal to Britannia's
Evening star., 1950-09-04

towards genuine freedom, Justice
and happiness. The f1rmer grasp
we have on the truths of both the
Old and the New Testaments, the
nearer we shall come to achieving
our inmost democratic ideals"
, 1950-07-28
Special Services
at Country Chupel

During the week end special
services will be held at Saint
Anne's Chapel at Barren Spot.
On Friday and Saturday even
ings at 7:30 a sermon will be
preached in Spanish and Eng
lish by Rev. Joseph Burns of
Aguas Buenas, Puerto Rico.
On Sunday morning at 900
there will be a High Mass. On
Sunday afternoon at 800
o'clock the grand traditional
procession will take place
throughout the estate. As ever
the men of the parish will car
ry aloft the statue of st. Anne
that was blessed at the same
chapel 81 years ago. This will
mark the Sind year for the pro
cession. There are still many.
of the old folk around who re-
the first procession
when over a thousand people
took part. The half century has
witnessed each year large
crowds from both Christian