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SiIce1.al,ure

oVVO&s 01NVB ~
$3.50 Silver-plated Cigarette
Urns, miniature ice tub styles,
ucutcQ 1880"
$500 to $3.50 Tarnishproof,
Wooden Silverware Chests, as is.
$1.49s
15-S6.98 Travel Clocks, leather
cite finish, luminous dial,
slightly scratched $1.98
Plus 1895 Tar
91S1.00 Aluminium Bowls, for
salad and fruit, scratched, 59cs
15-$1.00 Silver-plated Bread
and Butter Plates, scratched,
5Ocs
1-S7.50 Vegetable Dish, double
size, plain pattern, slightly
scratched -----$3.49s
'PIus 20% Tnr
Kann's-Street Floor
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fabrics

S79c to sly Printed and Plain
Rayons, to 4-yard lengths.
39c to 81 yd.
16o yds.-ls5 White Brocaded
Rayon San, 5o-in. wide. yd.,
S1.69
200 yds.-iss Black NyIon, 4s-
in. wide. j. ------s1.s5
300 yds.-$9 Sheer, Brocaded
Rayon. 10 lors. Yd. -----S1.10
400 yds.-$9 and S1.4S Sheer
Rayons, 10plors. Yd. SLID
S1.95 to ssh Suitings, Coatings
and Dress Fabrics. All woods,
wool and non mixtures, gab-
ardines, twhs, plain and nov
city weavesand worsteds, all
properly lSled as to fabric
content. SAP 60 inches wide.
Yd. ---A------99c to S2.99
Sl.99 to S2.{ Grease Resisting
Dress Linei sample lengths,
only 800 yd 36" wide, pastel
and dark sfAes s-- CSC yd.
Kann'sFtreet Floor
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Roks

3-ss.s5 "YodChild is an Art
ist," Arthur idenberg ---S1.79
10-S1.9S 'Bekde Esquire" 79c
@S2.00 Citizens Illustrated
Classics -- 79c
$500 ConSe Biographical
Dictionary of kmous Men and
Women -----------6 69c
Es1.oo 'BigP o ook of Real
Trains" s------ 49c
+$1.00 Field Guide for Birds
and Wild Flows" -:4---- $50
2S1.9S Compile on Volume
Of Shakespeare ---98c
10-S1.00 big laugfng Book
for Tiny Tots" 40
6-S1.50 Green lDiget. paper
edition -------l $50
Kann's-Downstairs ookstore
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L,lggage
RudiOs TV

All Prices Plus 20% Tar
Kann's-Fourth Floor
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Girls ShOp

UeftS SnOp
12-S16.95 Spring Coats, SS.SS
6-S4.99 Housecoats, printed
15-S8.99 Rayon Robes 1897
rs - $2.99 Printed Cotton
Dresses S----$1.59
30-S3.99 to $3.50 Cotton
12-$4.25 Wool Ski Stacks, S2.88
-S12.95 Jackets So
20-S2.99 Cotton and Rayon
15-S3.99 Cotton Twill Stacks,
S2.59
18-S1.99 Rayon and Wool
Skirts, pastel plaids ------$1.49
25--S1.29 Polo Shirts 29c
12-S7.99 to SASS In-Between
Dresses SIS
20-S16.95 to S22.95 Snow Suits,
$S.S8
$3.50 Blouses. Tailored or dressy
OF rayon or cotton. Sizes z to
KoJ,y,,c Elo,,rfh Enoor
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Teen Shop
30-S1.69 Polo Shirts 88c
r. $500 to S10.95 Rayon
DTCSSCS S4
$3.50 and $7.99 Plaid
25-S4.99 Nylon Cardigan
Sweaters " S1.l9
30-S2.29 Cotton Blouses, S1.69
35-S2.99 Nylon Slipon Sweaters,
S1.S8
6-$3.99 Skirts s------- 81
18-S2.99 Cotton Slipon Sweat
er Blouses $50
12-$2.99 White Cotton Eyelet
1O-S19.95 Spring Coats $13.88
12-S29.95 Spring Coats s$18
Kann's-Fourth Floor
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Kann's-Second Floor
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Kann's-Third Floor
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dignihed home on a Iarss 1svs,
lot; center hall, 35-ft. iiyinr nm. nm
dlning rm. and kitchen on ist a.:
oedrms: and bath on End; oil
n:,w.h: Very liberal terms. Eyes..
cau MT. Reed, WI 7191.
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HoUSES-SALE-Mp. Cont }
BETHESDA
HOME WITH INrNME

Lovely, ,3-bedrm. home with s-rm.
2-car garage; block from transn'
and shop. Only $4,000. Cail Mrs.
F1nk' ~; 7-7611; or cox & Co,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

Radio. Tv repair service. Stock
. Only 81, 700. complete.
<; Cleaning and pressing. Quoted
income weekly $3.50. Rent sion
i. Lease. Busy NV. spot. Low price
D. GIeanlng and pressing. Fully
equipped. Rent S100. Lease. Only
$1,000 complete These 3 businesses
Snould sell today W.. B. REALTY
ia. Qsa4. RE NR1R
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NEAR CATHEDRAL
Cholce Cleveland Park corner. Lovely
nome Tor entertaining, HAS i /
rooms. baths, 1st-fioor lavatorv
ciuo room and maids room in base.
ment, built-in garage. Lot 5Ox134
p1tn. p1tn beautiful shade. gardens, etc
1;ordor 1,r @@2: 2. ouU. Eve. phone Mr
L. T. GRAVATTE
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An Outstanding Business

OPEUI VuIIIVy
Established Western Auto associate
stores for sale in Crisfield. Md; Sea.
ford, Del: Danrille, Pa, and SUI.
iern, N Y. Present owners of these
stores either desire to retire or are
sao'ect TO military call. All stores
sales volume in progressive com.
munlties. Approximately S12l4 OOC
cash investment required; no expert.
ence necessary; We train you. Phone
OF write WESTERN AUTO SUPPL y
SS' 4O01 Leeds ave. Baltimore 80
Mo. Phone Arbutus 1895 .
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CANDY g. PASTRY SHOP

HAO IL D41O1
One OF Washington's most exclusive.
reason for selling. retiring. Hours
from 70 to $40; closed Sundays
come. Priced at 1000 down nils
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont }

RESTAURANT IN MD.-Immaculate
good location: price reas., Incl. all
equipment, 30x50-ft. bldg. lot s0X
40. BY appt. only. CICILY M
GREGORY, uN. 91o2; ewes, OIL
STORE FOR LEAsE-Excel. cond.;
in active shopping center. Silver
Spring. 5000 blk Ga. ave-, low rent;
lease with option. Call SH. 5I49
for appointment.
LUNCH ROOM, equipped. across from
lease; vacant today. 1880 11th sc. /.
BOOMING HOUSE, K st. near goth
n.w.-10 rooms; . baths; mostly
Ink; rent, sol mo-; income plus
rooms to live in; asking $1,000.
win L. ELLIS, Broker. RE. 5I4o.
RoOMING HOUSE; 6 Ink. apts.; 8
baths; 18TH st. near Park I'd. NV;
Oil heat; Sl25 rent; 5-yr. lease; in
down. EDWIN 1, ELLIS. RE. 5i4o,
BOOMING HOUSE, Ink. apts.; Isth
near Kilbourne pl. NV; S1S.s2
e ye hsSms n 5So RSS dqs3 ga1ms Ep%s fRS Saih T.
ROOMING HOUSE, 18th st. mr.. r St.
n;w-S5!.33 rent; . rooms. 3 baths.
FElce, Sl,SuU; asking $500 down,
maybe less. EDWIN L. ELLIS,
RADIO REPAIR SHOP; established
2 yrs: good business: small over
head. Call FIR. 232S, from 3 to &
DRY CLEANING STORES, NV. ioca-
tons. Stores doing good business.
Owners wife i'll reason for selling.
Gall aftsr pm, 10. 5-2459 12'
GROCERY. BEER AND WINE-6 days
wk.; monthly gross, 1000: mixed
trade, with cash and carry business:
complete price, $4,000 with reason
able terms. Call Mr.. Brown, with
YEONAS REALTY, GIL. 21o0. OK.
LUNCHEONETTE. $500 on 8 DAYS to
p;m,; anS, $4,000 down. s1MoNs,
SUPER MARKET. $4,000 cash and
carry wkly.; good lease at very low
rent. $4,000 may handle a once
IN & life time opportunity ST.
MONS. EX, 6lS1.
8. s, GROCERY, top Chevy Chase To-
cation; $4,000 on i-day wk.; shows
excellent returns: $4,000 handles
S1MONS. EX. 61S1
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE. IN
IAkOMA PARK AREA BY A MA
JOR on COMPANY. STOCK AND
EOTTTpNFTAyrr
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GEORGETOWN
MARIETTA PARK
200 BLOCK OGLETHORPE ST.

MEah1G n FhRh
200 BLOCK OGLETHORPE ST.
FIRST TIME OFFERED
the original owner offers his immacu.
late 3-bedrm.. 2-bath, det. 2-stor,
prick home on q corner lot. Sid,
haL entrance. large liv. rn. witt
fireplace. family-size dining room
fully equipped kitchen, stairs to An
ished heated room on 3rd floor. Oi
h.-w.h., det, brick gar. Reasonabl,
2091.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1224 l4th st. NV, DI. 3346.
:, MT. PLEASANT. D. c.
"a block to good bus transp., both
crosstown and city: 8 bedrns.. 3
baths. 20-ft. row brick in beautiful
cond.: full bsmt. with front and
rear outside entrances; det. garage;
lovely, terraced garden; good income
..o. -ARLIE L. JOHNSON CO.
54o@ conn. Ave. OR. 7100 It'll 8 pm.
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CORNER
WESLEY HEIGHTS

An unusually spacious home
situated in delightful spot of
thls popular close-in Suburbs.
within 2 squares of busline
ana Just moments walk
from elementary school. We
oelieve 1t will particularly ap-
peal to a service or settled
family. Ideal for entertaining
LlVing room approx, 2SxIT.
dining room 1SXIS, library and
sun room, kitchen and pantry
On End floor there are 4
bright comfortable rooms q
are twin size). 2 tiled baths;
additional bedrooms and
bath on Ord floor. Oil heat
2-car garage. attrac. land
scaped lot with 1OO-ft. 'front.'
age. Entire property in AL
condition. Shown by appoint
ment only. Call MISS BLAND
ewes. Wo. 1856. THOMAS j.
FISHER & CO.. INC. Realtors,
DI. $3.50
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HousEs-sAlE-N.w. (cons. +,

y pAc,otU. 1ulS NtLTHCtlVe
row brick offers you a lovely home
plus S125 monthly income. Oil heat
located near 9th and Delafield. A
real bargain. RAFFELL REAL ES-
TATE. SH. S794 til 9.
GEORGETOWN
lhls large broom, 2-bath, 1-level
residence is unusual and truly mag
nihcent: formal garden, deck roof,
servants room and bath. Full APP
probation REQUIRES inspection. Price,
$4,000. Substantial cash required.
THE HAMLET
Ihts luxury rambler is designed to
meet eXacting requirements in
style. plan, construction and loca-
ton: Priced at S36.500, and con-
tanning hv. rm.. din. rm., kit. den.
3 bedrms., 2 baths. screened living
porch, finished recreation rm. and
garage are among other features.
KIRKSIDE
New center-hall Colonial brick home
containing 6 rms, 2k baths, living
porch, garage, nice lot. Price, $50
$50.
PHILLIPS. CANDY g. FULLER, INC.
l012 18th st. NV. Realtors. ST. 24OO.
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KENsINGTON, MD.
S15.750

TERMS. $4,000 DOWN
50 so MO. INCL. TAXES
corner lot-90-ft. frontage, inclosed
with privst hedge-beautifully Land
scaped. flowers, shrubs. etc.-fas-
stone walks and patio enjoying conn
piete privacy. Six lovely briQXA
rooms, rooms, tile bath. 3 bedrooms; attsa.
Clean and neat as q pin! THOS. 81
FISHER g. CO., INC, 73S i5th -
NV. Realtors, DI. $3.50. .
ROCK CREEK PALISADES
New type Cape Cod; e-bedrm sx-
pandable- attic home; full bsnIt. With
picture windows; built-in dressers'
auto: auto: closet lights; heat lamp in
paIn, kitchen complete with Bendix.
radio. exhaust fan, and door chirneS
open daily. Directions: Out Conn
ave. to Kensington. turn left firss
s,rest past firehouse, left again to
ROCK Creek Palisades.
Standard Properties, Inc.
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BRIGHTWOOD

Det. 3-bedrm. brk. and frame, excel,
prewar construction-Charming side
nrepl., rec rm., other nice features
100 numerous to mention; oil h. W h ;,
garage nr. schools. transp., etc
priced right for immed sale. Owner
u RE: 33l6 CHAPMAN REALTY
co. Cal Sun. or to Q daily.
BR1GHTWOOD, $15,950
This convenient 7-rm., semidet. brick
nome has real value. Spacious liv
rn., .glassed-in den. attached gar,
gas h.-w.h.. well handicapped yard.
PAuL E. PUTTERFIELD. Realtor,
OR. o1ln Omen q iii 81 q =
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W.
-rsss----------- ----------.-------------
Cc0r. 1880, Field Enterpris
All rights reserved

2-FAMILY SEMIDET. brick home. in
refined neighborhood, has full bsmt
gas hot-water heat, 2 baths, 2
kitchens. Colonial front porch, large
lot, detached lear garage.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
REALTOR
sos North Capitol St. MA. 5000
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BETHESDA RAMBLER
BRADMOOR
RROOKDAI.E

Lovely prewar brick, in this clos..S>
restricted area. near Western ave
ana River rd.; large living rna- S,n:
ing rm., Kit, breakfast rm., 8 Bed.
rooms, ? baths; lovely rec. nm.
nag fndsr 5 em. and bath, sarage. Cad
nome; G. ALLEN SHERWIN. INC
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PETWORTH

1UcdI OIIldIl Home
This semidetached brick home has
living, room. dining room. Kitchen
bedrooms and bath; storm win
neat; most convenient to Schools
and buses and in excellent condi-
fion: 1t IS find at S12. 800,
PROPERTIES
Eyes EN-. 1919. Realtors. DE.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Den, Corner Lot, $19,950
This recently listed sparkling 7-rm..
white frame house has ali the
attributes Of real home Spacious
liv, ,rm: with f1repl, offside hall. 3
good side bedrms. and bath. Det.
garage, refreshing porches.
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
Realtor, OR. 210O. Open 8 till 8.
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HoUSEs-SAlE-N.E. tcont.)

COLoRED-NR.N N. CAPITOL ST. AND
FLORIDA AVE; capt. brick; zoned
1st commercial; $1,000 down; 2
separate apis. Of 4 rms. and bath
ea. bsmt.; oil h.w.h. Only S11 $50.
Call Mr.. Hogan, RA 5612. til 9 pm.
COX a. CO.. RE. 1886. .
COLORED-LYMAN PL. NE: 11-yr-
old brick; g lovely rms; concrete and
brick front porch: gas heat, insu-
lated, weather-stripped. etc. Only
$1,000 down. Call Mr.. Hogan. RA
5612, til 8 pm. COX & CO..
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ROLLINGWOOD

SAUL'S ADDITION
in excellent condition. Living room
with fireplace. dining room, large
den or bedroom. Equipped Kitchen.
bedrooms, " baths second floor.
Rec. rm: with asphalt tile a.. built in
bar. Finished attic. land
Scaped corner lot. Detached garage.
Walking distance to Schools,
churches, shopping and Transports
ton. Call Mai Lane. MA. $500,
ewes. WI. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K Street NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTEL LOCATION

HOTEL LOCATION
DOWNTOWN
II rooms, within block Of 2 large
bus terminals; low rental; long lease
Apply in person. LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO, Realtors 1415 K st
NV. ME. $500 10
COLORED REST, $500
Cash and bal. on very easy terms
Near 4th and r. l. Rent S75, apt.
includ. Seats 40. Good equipment.
This is your chance, act quick. Call
c. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
COLoRED-1OOI OTIS PL. NV
Inspect this well,cond.., semidet;,
compl. apts. on End ~. oil
VII, front and rear porches,
laundry trays, Law. In bsmt.; lot,
25xl00: seller will take back trust.
assuring purchaser of very attrac.
P. J. WALSHE, INC.
Ills Eye St. NV. MA. 646S:
Ewes, WA. 610l. Ii
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SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE, IN
TAkOMA PARK AREA BY A MA.
J0R OIL COMPANY. STOCK AMI
E2UIPMENT ONLY INVESTMENT
MEGESSARY; ALL APPLICANTS
CITED AS TO CHARACTER. EX.
PERlENCE AND FINANCIAL BACK.
GROUND. BOX GID, Star. %
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CHEVY CHASE

Located in ouiet. convenient neigh
1orhood; near 42nd and Military I'd.
rooms. :. baths and sun room, oil
NV. heat, insulated. detached ga
rage. Priced at $21 500. To inspect
cal Mr.. Engle. GE. 5SS3, with
BETHEL. DI. 310O
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CHEVY CHASE

Brick Colonial, new-house condition.
S'th gen ana powder rm. on LIST q. /;
located Just beyond District line
near Chevy Chase Circle, JOHN r.
WILLIAMS, 3432 Conn. ave.
WO. 8405, OR. 3083.
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW

West Of Conn. aye.-Excention.u ali,
fine center-hall brick Colonial ~,
WOODED lot l00x1S6; z rms, 2 baths
seminnlshed recr. room, bath; larcc
stone fireplace, patio; oil h.-y.h
STATE roof, b.-L garage; near Schools
an1 ans, tranSp. Dl. 1918 till 8 p,m.
WM. II. SAUNDERS co INC -In
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

Brick bunsalow near Bellevue Naval
Laboratory: 3 rooms and tile bath;
large finished room in expandable
attic; full basement and fenced In
iot, For appointment to inspect, call
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co
1924 14th ST. NV. DI. 3346
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.

45s ACRES mountain land, 5-rm.
iog mouse, bsmt. and attic: Penmar
Nd; II miles Hagerstown, Md;
sieetrlci6y; sood condition; 81. 200.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c., So. 800
pin. Has large living rm.. dining
rm. smart. well-eouipped kitchen
3 bedrms.. baths on End A.; nicely
arranged recreation room. now un-
nniShed: &C. heat; det. garage;
A fine value. Ewes, call Mr.. Hub
bard, HO: 2494, with GORMAN P,
YOUNG, DE 4444.
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KENT

This red-brick Colonial. in a commu-
nifty OF architectural elegance, will
meet the demands OF the most dis
eliminating buyer. 1t contains A
spacious liy. rm., paneled study, 4
weu-proportioned bedrms. and 2Is
tins: restricted sale. $40 500.
OLIVER T. CARR Realtor
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CHEVY CHASE = q

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
NEAR LAFAYETTE AND
BLESSED SACRAMENT SCHOOLS
Lovely detached brick home with very
interesting 1st-hoor plan, consisting
large kitchen; 3 bedrooms and ,
baths upstairs: very bright and
sunny; large. level corner lot: house
IN beautiful condition. Only SOB
S3o on terms. Call Mr.. Bouscaren,
EX. 24S0 or EN- 4413.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

A, dignified. older. corner home. on a
level lot, with entrance hall, living
brary and "a bath on lst A.; 4
bedrns. and . baths on 2nd; 2
bedrms., and bath on 3rd; servants
rm. and bath in bsmt; oil h.-w, h.,
garage, unusually liberal financing
available.
INEz CUSHARD. REALToR
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BAR e Grill.

SI.2e0 wkly.; white: q in food: yer,
pr0ILaole: substantial cash reoutred
SCHWARTZ. Elk. 250i. 025s
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6 BEDRM

y DEORMS.
ol5o Oliver st. nw.-Large det
stucco. with liv. rm., din. rm.. SnI
rm:' KIT, and Law. on 1st A.; 4 bed
rms Y baths on End; 2 bedrms
on on 5ro; re- ,oatt bath and pine ,paneled rec
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, I7ia I
st. NV MA. l1fifi II
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5 BEDRMS

Chevy Chase. Md.-Det. frame, with
large liv. and din. rms. and kit. on
lst floor: bedrms and bath on
End; oil h.-w.h. Must have an offer
Immediately LOUIS P. SHOEMAK-
Err 1919 K ST NV MA I16R
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Ma: SOD, OR. 1879. .
MT, PLEASANT, $15,950"
one OF those had-to-find brick homes,
featuring living room. dining room,
Kitchen. bedrooms and 2 baths;
er has purchased another home and
TINS one must be sold. Very attrac-
i've terms: small down payment
Ihis won't last long. Call OR. OO4S
III pm. REALTY BROKERS.
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FRED A. SMITH co.
GLOVER PARK

This lovely red brick. built in the
Georgetown manner, has Just been
completed. Its compact kit. spa
cious closets and . bright bedrms.
MAKE It work saver. Only Sl5,5OO,
OLdvER T. CARR, MA. 1865. OR.
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Natures Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey
CaddiS Seinemaker.


| Caddis worms constructed the first
fishing nets in America. Centuries
before fish we're caught in nets by
men, the small seine maker of the
streams was doing a flourishtng
business.
| Visit a freshwater stream this
summer where the water runs swift
and clear. Partly submerged rocks
often display dark smudges. These
are the abandoned seines that have
caught debris and held 1t against
the strong current.
What about the seinemakers?
They are caterpillars, not more
than half-inch long, clad in tight
brownish or greenish swim suits.
Nature equipped the brown-headed
fishermen with private manufac-
turing silk plant. In order for the
fishermen to live under water, he
has row of tiny tassels of thread
along the lower surface of his body
known as tracheal gills which en-
able him to breath the oxygen in
| the water.
He does not have to come to
| the surface for air. At the tip of
his body Is pair of sturdy hooks
used for anchoring him while set
ting his trap or extricating a fish
from the net. His three pairs of
unusually long legs enable him to
swim swiftly about.
He anchors his net to fiat stone.
His gear is formed like a dip-net
and fastened to frame of leaves
and pebbles. The distended mouth
is directed upstream.
Near the frame the snare con-
sists of fragments of vegetation
woven into tough silk tapestry fin
ished at the end with a bag of
coarse, evenly spaced silk mesh. The
trap is now ready for fish. Tiny
ones slip through, the larger ones
are caught by their gills.
The fisherman has already built
himself an underwater hut. From
this he fashions a small tunnel
leading to his nets. He stations
himself in the tunnel with his head
peeking out so he can watch. A
catch brings him swiftly to the
cSSAAS "lANAC Az OCNOQlO 11lS pIlZS dU
once. The snare is self-adjusting.
He returns to his cabin.
Eleven months are spent fishing,
then he feels the urge to lock his
front and back doors with tough silk
net. Lying in his water-bathed
house he transforms into a winged
insect. The skin splits on his divers
suit. He tears it apart to shoot
quickly to the surface through the
door left ajar for the purpose. His
tightly folded wings open in the air
His long legs are clothed in hair
hose. He sails away to a shadowy
place in search of a mate, which will
return to the stream to lay her eggs
for the future generation of wee
seinemakers.
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Answer tn VANISHED
FIN Stutions

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$50 am. to ! am.
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6 am. to $50 pm.
MToP-FM-ss.s Me-, Channel IA.
$50 am. to 2 am.
WBUz-FM-ss.1 Me-, chsRnsI IA.
7:3o am. to 1890 am. and
pm. to 9 pm.
MAsh-FM-s1.1 Me-, Channel 14s.
4:3o to II pm.
W0l-FM-ss.T Me-, Channel 1sA.
6 am. to Midnight.
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S pm. to II pm.
WwDc-FM-fo1.i Me-, Channel 2ss.
7 am. to / am.
MeAY-FM-1o7.3 Me-, Channel 771.
am. to 9 pm.
WBcc-FM-1es.1 Me-, Channel 10
am. to 9 pm.
Waaw-FM-1ss.s Me-, Channel 2Is.
SIS am. to Midnight.
WARL-FM-1es.s Me-, Channel 7ss.
am. to 9 pm.
WMAL-FM-1o7.3 Me-, Channel 1s1. s.
8 am. to Midnight.
Evening star., 1950-07-29

"Shamus O'Brien" by Charles STAN
ford, "Tinker's Wedding" by J. F
Larchet, "Serenade in G" by E. ]
Moeran and with the Wild Geese
by Hamilton Harty.
1000, WRC-Chamber Music So.
ciety of Lower Basin Street: Erich
Leinsdorf, conductor of the Roches.
ter Symphony, Is guest.
Evening star., 1950-07-29
A One-Minvte Test Of Your
News knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

/. DISTAFF-HoW long are
women reservists in the Navy
asked to volunteer for?
2. HONORS-Ex-President
Hoover has been chosen as
the American alumnus of the
year" Where did he go to
college?
3. DOUGH-What estimate
has been made on the cost of
the Korean war by budget Of
ficials?
4. CHOICE-Where will the
intercollegiate Rowing Regat-
ia be held next year: Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. or Marietta.
Ohio?
S. QUOTES What U. S.
general said: 1T will require
ships, trucks, aircraft and
superhuman effort but we will
do the job in the shortest pos
sible time.
Answers.
/. IL months. 2. Stanford
University, Class of 1895. 8.
2 billion dollars if the invad-
ers can be pushed back in 2
or 3 months. Marietta. The
regatta held here this your
crossed $4,000. largest in.
crew" history. S. General
Douglas Macarthur.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The Star.
Evening star., 1950-07-29
HighIights Of Todoy's Programs

Charles Coburn is guest panelist.
$3.50, WMAL-Orchestras of the
World: Jean Martinson conducts the
Radio Eireann Symphony Orchestra
in the Overture to the opera
Evening star., 1950-07-29
TELEVISioN TODAY.

TELEVISioN TODAY.
1900, WNBW-American Forum of
the Air: What Does Mobilization
Mean to You?" is debated by
Charles Sawyer, Secretary of Com
merce; Herman w. Steinkraus, for
mer President of the U. S. Chamber
of Commerce and Rowland Jones,
President of American Retail Fed
Grafton. Senator Burnet r. May
bank is guest moderator.
700, WMAL-Adventure Play
house: Sydney Blackmer and Judith
Allen star in Behind Green Lights" :"
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Word Game
Find 81 or more words in
EPROD UCE,

meaning, to copy; duplicate" I"
Average is 81; limit, IS minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such as bats"
cats are not used. Only one form Of q
word is used. Proper names are not used
list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-07-29
RADIO TODAY.

- RADIO TODAY.
1880, WRC-Joe Di Maggie Show:
Pancto Segura, professional tennis
champion visits Joe Di Maggie.
sea. WEAM-Twenty Questions:
Evening star., 1950-07-29
Other AM Stations

WaQW-57o ke.-6:55 a.m.-8:3o pm.
MPIk-73o kc.-6:oo a.m.-S:3o pm.
MARL-7s0 ke.-6:00 a.m.-S:3O pm.
WGAy-1,95o .ke.-6;00 a.m.-S:3O pm.
WBcc-1,12o Ke.-7:00 am. 800 p.m.
WFAx-1.22o ke.-6:45 a.r1.-a:3O pm.
Wo0k-1,sso ke.-S.oo a.m.-s;3o pm.
Evening star., 1950-06-05

had collection Of cleaning efficient Heritage
Of hen
n
trimmed
holding
Fathers gifts for yourself.
Evening star., 1950-06-05
Socialists Drop Thomas Policy,
Call for Militant Cumpuiqn

bold appeal to all governments
and peoples" for disarmament.
Simply making the appeal.
the Socialists declared. will re-
capture an initiative for peace
which the United States is losing
with dangerous rapidity."
Faith in Thomas Reaffirmed.
The plea for disarmament. the
platform said. should be accom-
panied by q pledge to invest Q
large part of the billions saved
in arms for the improvement OF
agriculture and industry through
out the world.
The most effective way to fight
communism" 1t continued, is to
end the profit system. to abolish
poverty. to Danish fear of war,
and to keep and extend our dem
ocratic freedoms"
Although the party broke away
from Mr.. Thomas control, the
delegates adopted a resolution re-
affirming "our faith in Norman
Thomas as the spokesman for
American socialism"