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HAMPSHIRE GARDENS.
Unusually attractive 2-bedrm. apt
including foyer. full size. dining rrn.,
living rm., modernized kitchen and
bath. This apt is in good condition
and has exposures with view
nShaS nSS co.onsretius sraSs 70 yith arcsiIsD,
transp. and shopping facilities
Total price, only S13,750 with
$4,000 cash. Please call Mr.. Gavin
with H G. SMITHY Co, ST. $500
Residence. MI. 1904. III
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-sgie. rm.;
very cony. transp,; quiet. comfort.
able pvt. home. Call OR. 1929. Ill
112l 18th sT.-Clean. front. single
rm., ~ wk. Also sgle. rm., running
water, So. HU. 9676. Ia
WHILE YOU are waiting for your
home, / have l or 2 bdrms., liy. rIn :
kit. for Ink. OR. 0755 or co. 45O5
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STEEL,

Large quantity of angle iron, REIN
forcing steel and steel sash and 400
T. OF Gin, steel pipe. etc. GEN
ERAL WRECKING CO., Brentwood
rd. and w st. ne. MI. 6I77. Ia
tate model, recondi-
TONED. guaranteed; S42 so. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. Si3 14th st.
1850 table model Ben
dix. mahog.: complete with rabbit
ears antennae and mahog swivel
top TV table; all for SS5. JU.
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AT LAST! A GEORGETOWN apt. in Sc.
designed for young modernS in the
Navy Yard or air fields area; liv
rm, bedrm., dinette, kit, bath and
screened porch: eharmingly furr.
$500 plus utils. apis. available
Please call for appt. Ii. 6-6744.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

EMPLOYED MOTHERS-Excel. meals;
expert cnllo care while WORKING
AP. 1872. Ill
THE MAR-LEETA-1325 10th St
NV, Nice rooms, sinGle. double, one
Triple; young men and young ladies
shower baths; excellent board. IA"
52j 10th ST. N.W.-For renned young
laQleS and men; delicious food -
1926 10Th ST. N.W.-For refined
young ladies; delicious food. Ill
PARTICULARLY comfortable and At
tTac. nome for elderly people; home
IKE atmosphere stressed eXcelien;
meals; kind and sympathetic super
vision; rate. So per day. MRS.
4I52. ii
conn: AVE, Wardman Park vic.
comfortable bachelor apt; pvt
nome; excel. meas. CO. 3l3;. IL
FOR REFINED ELDERLY CHEST
bright home of nurse; excel. meas.
tray service; no smoking. EN-. 46I7.
BLAIR MANSION INN, 77lo Blair rd
n.W.-Beauttiul rms, fine food, free
paTking' day. wk, mo. sH. 33I7,
FOR EMPL. MOTHER and child in
pvt; home. near school; TV; cow
10th st. NV. transp. IA. 5307. il 4
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms,
home cooking: excel. transp.: nice
guest living rm.: $l4-Sl5 weekly,
1877 Belmont I'd. NV. MI. 9435.
CAN ACCOMMODATES two employed
adults. Pvt. home. Meals are really
sos... HU 1JbJ. II
COOL, FRONT. SINGLE, with deli
cious meals. Early breakfast. SgT5
Wk. Bsmt. rm., 1915 wk. GE. 966S,
llOl 18th 81. N.W.-Large room; q
girls; clean, airy good meals;
switchboard IT
ROOM AND BOARD for older lady:
walking distance to movie and
stores; city pref. Write MRS. A. c.
V. DIEHL, Mclean. Va -IY
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, Inn
maculately clean and very substan-
one block from the splendid Spring
Valley shopping center; 3 rms q
bedrms), modern tile bath; lse,
storage attic; full basement; lge.
concrete porch; oil h.-w.h.; garage;
lovely level inelosed lot; fast, direct
sSd,;IS transportation rss, ,, almost e.. door.
call FRANK s. PHILLIPS, Dl. 1411,
WO. 4754.
CONTINUED on Next Pasel
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DoWNTOWN-1312 L ST. NV
one-rm. apt, refrigerator, stove;
SIS per week.
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

HORSES VANNED, safe. dependable
courteous service. FA. 1859. Ill
PONY, handsome, large type 6het.
good jumper, $3.50. FA. 1469. Ill
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AIscL EoR SALE tcen..l MIscrLLANIous foR SALE

REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire. 1851
model, never used; 9 Gu. IT.; best
offer. OW: 6015 after 8 pm. liz
sale. From S25; guar. Also used
ranges and water heaters. JOHN G.
WEBSTER CO.. 1909 lst st. Sc,
ST. 6l00.
REFRIGERATORS-Electric for sale.
$50. Also gas refrigerator wanted:
must be in running order; will pay
cash and haul II away. Call MR.
CHARLES. TR. 1888 or ia. 1702
(REFRIGERAT0RS)
Late models, S25 up: terms. Rent
s pm. 2209 14th st. NV. AID. 1884.
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OFFICE
EQUIPMENT CO.,
639 N. Y AVE. NV.

OFFICE FURNITURE-Two 34"x60''
con cond. 'i' Al for or $i6o. 50 8SS17 18th ne ne:
OFFICE MACHINES - IBM electric
typewriters (2i. SI00 each; mimeo-
graph. electric model "96"". 500;
Niagara duplicator, electric. S75;
Comptometer, electric, Sl25; Bur-
roughs food checker, electric. SOS:
to to s4S 9O cESR iSRfwFof! sofa ff2n i4h ST. St.
OF ai~'' HEGrRk. IA, RR@l Duotherm; complete TS
economical Apt. sol. 6e3i winston
PHoNoGRAPH RECORDS - victor
Columbia. Decca Capitol and Mer.
and classical; . ali 3 speeds: large
stock; sheet music SPRING VAL
PTANOS-Tremendous savings. in our
midsummer clearance of famous
make, pianos. New, used spinets,
grapds and consoles from our reg:
down. balance In yrs. KITS,
PIANO. steinway, console. sRegeney
TT Ssgle: asSS gSlpS5i Hbt aIs almost news $li21o
hossny; s395. WI. 5o5s. "u' ma
PIANO-Not Just q piano. but q
Ste stsinwsy grand peaa pSeaatitgI cSna Sgs5
PIANOS I $ 20 . GOgerment R%; ,emploSes.
members of the armed forces;
D. c. employees, etc. can save real
money on cur special discount plan.
OF over 100 brand new pianos Of
many famous makes, Phone Mr.
Jones. ST. $500, THE PIANO MART.
10l5 7th st. NV. IA
PIANOS, upright, Martin. $50;
PfxNosEWs we stock toe the ss larsest arg seiec-
tion in this city and have over. 100
instruments on display at all times.
We have a particularly large selec-
tion Of moderately priced instru-
men, men.s thst a. can be pqrchased 3S for as
S4oo. JORDAN PIANOS. NC cor;
ns11 neT I3th 5 snd Hsvv5,,Ss G sts; NV. OPEN
PiANosDspinets, Consoles, apt up
rights. small uprights, from S75 up.
Knabe. Hardman Gulbransen,
others: PAUL GOLIBART, in Ameri-
can Storage Bldg, corner entrance.
IS01 Georgia ave. AID. 1928, $50
PIANOs-Rent a piano. Come in
and select the piano you would like
to have from our lge. stock Of new
StelnWay, Sohmer, k1mbal, Gull
bransen and Gable pianos. You may
have q new piano delivered to your
home for as little as S29.50. Come
in and let US explain this plan to
you detail. CAMPBELL MUSIC
co: 110S G st. NV. DI. S464. -15
PIAN0S-Come in and see our dis
play OF recond. grands. Steinway,
Chickering and others. These in
struments are all in excel. cond. and
priced at very reas. prices. Liberal
5 allowance for your piano. Conv.
terms for balance. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. HOS G st. NV. DI. S464.
PIANOS FOR RENT-Modern spin
cts. Sc monthly. Rent now and we
viii give you credit If you buy later
ST $500. PIANO MART, INC, 1915
oth st. NV. Gust above the library.
IA
PIANOS Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed Baldwin built Baldwin guar
anteed Embodies features OF small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full blow
action lifetime durability Available
ir wide selection Of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany walnut. light
oak, avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
926 q ST NV
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT and
| family seek . or 3-bedrm. house;
reasonably convenient to transp. !:
preferably in wooded area Va. or
Md. or good-sized wooded lot: UP
UNFURNIsHED House. D. C. or Md.
by family 3 adults; consider buy
ing; Call between 3 and 0 p.m;, GE.
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY. permanent
residents, need unfurn. 3-bedrn.
hse., lge. yard, Beth. Chevy Chase,
Va: country preference; excellent
care guaranteed; refs. Have own
stove. refg. washer. Wo. e97O,
NAVY OFFICER. wife. Q daughters.
ages s and > years, require unfurn:
house or apt. for Oct. | or Oct. 10
occupancy. Box 2I-T. Star. IL.
FOR QUICK ACTION LIST YOUR
RENTAL WITH SOUTHEAST REAL
TY CO., Ii. $4,000.
AIRLINE EXECUTIVE
Wife and grown daughter desire g..
bedrm. house in Alice Deal School
dist. WO. 6400, Ext. 209. II not
in. leave name and number. H.
LET US
Advertise and rent your property. We
have clients waiting for various
rental properties. Call Mrs. Bisch-
off for free appraisal or information.
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. oW. 90"0.
IA
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WESLEY HALL.

dble rms IN iemodeled re
dec BLDG Running water in ever,
I'm Large closets. dances ana FIRE
moves Rec rm., BendiX washer
selected menu. $50 $50 1926 2Is
st. NV. HU 1924.
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BOULEVARD GARDENS
INT. Vernon blvd. and Bashford lane
Two rooms, kit. and bath, nicelS
furn; Sl00 Conv. to Natl Airport
Pentagon and downtown Govt depts
Call SHANNON g. LUCHS COM
PANY, 1906 H st. NV, MA. 2}4o
-J2
COLORED-13O1 FAIRMONT st. NV
Two rooms. kit and bath, $75 pei
mo. Shown 6 to 8 pm.
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APT, drs. from Lin.
coin Park. ne. 3 exposures, end
bldg. 2 rms. kit. and bath. Oil
heat; not over . children. Only
S3025. Phone r. s. CLARK. DI.
2-BEDRM. APT.-Low rent. Nr. Co
lumbia rd. and 18th NV, Wash
Will exchange for studio or 1-bed-
rm. apt, nr. Alex. Call RE. 65Ss
COLESvILIE RID. VIC. - 1-bedrm
ssDDta v rim r 6i1etts din kit Path, ,t,s on
$50 mo Call Ashton 379S.
New De Luxe Building
Near Capitol IS s st. n.w.-Unfurn
-bedrm. apt; available immediate
ly. EX. 2536.
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OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks. file cabinets, tables, lockers,
office chairs. bookcases, folding
chairs; large stock TO choose from.
at SAVINGS up to SOC.
MANHATTAN OFFICE
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30 q 81. NV
Established 1879

PIANOS FOR RENT = spinets and
consoles at moderate rates with
option to buy. Hauling extra. Phone
ST. 9400, JORDAN PIANOS. INC.
corner 18th and G SITS. NV. Open
Thursday evenings. IA
PIPE. galvanized black, cast iron. cut
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS, 3056 M
st. NV, NO. 1903, WA. 55OI.
PIPE structural steel angles. chan
nels radiator plumbing fixtures
(used) WASHINGTON RAG & BAG
co. 215 L st. s.w. DI S0o7
PLASTER BOARD
Sheet rock, 4x6. z, and 10 IT.
lengths, cents per So. #. ACE
WRECKING q BUILDING MATE
RAILS Co. LU. 4-0500. IA
RADIATORS
Low style. late type, cast iron. Al
below today's market price. At
LANT1C. 807 v st. NV. NO. 1921
REFRIGERATOR, gas. 8 Gu. It. freez.
ing compartment; 2 years old
$3.50. FIR. 1895. Ill
REFRIGERATOR-C Q Gu. it.;
excellent condition.; $50. 1901 AL.
nson NV. MANAGER. side entr
RFFRIGERATOR - Frigidaire; GOOD
running condition; reasonable, Cal
after g.. EN-. 1907. -13
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, 7 Gu IT.
yrs. old. and Welbilt A-burner gas
Both for S130. CH. $3.50. Ia
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NEAR 18th AND PIX. RID. N.W.-En-
tire lSt A.; , bedrms., liv. rm., kit.
bath; all util.; sos; adults~SL. 95S3.
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MOVING. PACKING g sToRAGl

FOR QUICK ACTION LIST YouF
Ally Co. ii $4,000.
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carded iewelry We pay cash,
A. KAHN, INC.
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OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks. chairs files.
safes, add. mach: reas. CIRCLE.
DI. 1872 lI12 14th NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Two desks
pad. Remington typewriter, filing
cabinet, swivel chair. chair, file
baskets, hat rack, good condition;
only Sis cash. Now located F
street Office: also available. RE.
6@54 mornings. IL"
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MARLBORO GARDEN APARTMENTS
l bedrm. apts., S6S mo-, incl. utils.
Conv. shopping and bus. 1914 seth
I ave, Hillside, Md. 10. S-21O0.
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MlscL. WANTED tcon,
FURNITURE

Wanted at once. good furniture and
household effects. Also want grand
piano. good refrigerator and cleo
sewing machine Buy any amount.
Pay cash. please call MR.. GRADY
MA o679 40
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"TEI,EVISION,,

GLG V1O1ON
New 1852 models: discounts for cash
buyerS; no demonstrators. no fooI
SAMPLES; all new sets in factorI
sealed cartons. PARAMOUNT co.
Ga. ave. at w st. NV. Hudson 4SUO
Tine original cash discount house.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES
Fun niture, bric- a-brac, china, glass
ware oriental art objects, iewelry
rugs, stlverware paintings, por-
traits; highest cash prices paid Cal
MURRAY TIA 3333
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LIVING ROOM, NEW
LIVING ROOM Suites

In your choice Of style and fine dec
ssmS, Sraor fssres sSy fsct9Tg TsGced TTse
some as low as SOS. Bargains you
cannot afford to pass UP. Open
until 8 pm. daily; ewes. by appt
only: S07 Mt. Vernon pl. NV
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
WANTED

and chnsse aft ob,ectS ANY eWsp STsn
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL CH 1898
ewes EN- R7RR
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17O3 21St STREET NV.
Between. r and S sts.) First offer
ments at this excellent address. All
one e-bedrm. apts. with ample closet
space and garbage dispoSals En-
baSsies. transp and Conn. ave. shops
close by; rentals, S120-S125. To
inspect call SHANNON e. IUCHS
COMPANY, 1908 II st. NV, Ma,
2H4h IL
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sILvERwARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china. glassware and bric-a q
HOUSE OF dIFTs. i43s Wis. ave
BEDROOM. dining room. contents o.
Ia. 2937: after pm. GE. 1416
Evening star., 1951-07-15
!. Black: GUIMARD

In the District Open Champion
ship recently concluded, the bril-
liancy prize of $25 offered by I. S
Turnover was awarded by the
Judge. Vincent L. Eaton, to Oscar
Shapiro for his game against r. c.
Simpson. The prize of $40 for the
most strategic game offered by
w. K Wimsatt was awarded by
Carl A. Hesse to D. H. Mugridge,
likewise for game against Simp-
son-who. like Sir John Falstaff,
can take credit for being the cause
that wit is in other men. The
scores of both games have ap-
peared in these notes.
Fort Worth, Tex, is somewhat
out of the way for the majority
Of American chess centers, but
the annual open tournament of
the United States Chess Fedora
ton now in progress there has
attracted SO entries. The best
known is certainly Isaac KaShdan,
now a resident of Los Angeles, and
little active for several years past.
Larry Evans, Eliot Hearst and
James T. Sherwin represent the
youthful New York galaxy, and
jeremiah F. Donovan and Harry
F'ajans have also made the long
journey from Manhattan Island.
Albert Sandrin of Chicago Open
champion in 1949, is again trying
for the title. Norman T. Whitaker
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Chess Notes
BY Donald H. Mueridee

The following game was played
in the 11th and last round of
the Wertheim Memorial interna-
tional tournament at the Man
haitian Chess Club June II, and
was one of the most absorbing
the writer has ever watched.
Young Larry Evans, playing to
win, sacrifices pawn on his 18th
move and obtains for it, to all
appearances, open lines. a pawn
roller and a sure-fire attack. But
the Argentinian master, Carlos E.
Guimard, anticipates Whites every
maneuver, and rebuilds himself a
solid position in which Evans
further advance is effectively
blocked. On move 26 Guimard in
itiates a counterattack on the
queens side, and when White
commits his whole army to the
regaining of the pawn, Black sud-
IDENTIFY changes front and breaks
through on the OBJ file. Gui-
mard's offensive play is crowned
by the splendid queen sacrifice on
his 42d move, which leads to
checkmate in just five moves. The
whole game, which blasted Evans
hopes for a prize, is masterpiece
of modern strategy and tactics.
and will reward careful study.
Readers of The Star are indebted
for the unpublished score to Mrs.
Mary Balm of New York, former
national woman champion. who
made copy shortly after the
conclusion of the game. and gra-
ciously forwarded it to the writer.
white: EVANS. Black: GUIMARD.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Marriage License
Applications


apply for a marriage license on
one day. ,Duit three fnL days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
and Marjorie Price, II, $500 2nd st.
NV.
Richard olcott, 25, 1888 Park I'd. NV.
and Frances Reid, 10. l125 18th St.
Richard Thompson %, and Lois Tinswall,
10, both of Warren, Pa.
Lewis, Edwards. 49, 4112 Beck st. Sc.
Robeft Rse ~ 1853 s issh sh s. ..
and Shirley Robertson, II, 3343 St.
John spanier. 40, 1901 Massachusetts, ave.
NV, and Leila Marsh, 20, S07 Longfel-
Rudolph Thompson, jr., "a, 35 O st. ne.
and Charlotte Travis, 20, 1917 T st,
Walter Harris. 23 245 seth st. ne, and
Mae Freeman. Is, AGO 57th st. ne.
Harry Seldom, oals 2l Amber, Pa, and Ida
Edward Ruszcsyk. 80, Marine T Barracks
Leroy Hinnah. IS. St. Louis, No. and
Dorothy Jones 80; Alexandria, Va.
Eleanor .Garforth, IS, 51os Hanna pi
Sc
William Noble. 10. Suitland. Md, and
Frank Ham, "a, AZ Seaton pl. NV, and
Catherine Luck, "a. los Potomac ave.
George Burrell. so. and Edith Minor, 25
both of Stafford, Va
joey Manning, 35, and Ida Witherspoon,
"a both of 2022 Maryland ave. ne.
Arthur Sabato. "a, Pittsfield, Mass, and
Clara Goodwin. 20, l4oo Fairmont st
NV
John O'Fallon. %, Yonkers, N. Y, and
Mary McCauley %. 1929 T St NV
Maureen Smith. 20, 3341 Blaine st. ne
David Dennison 30, Army Medical Center
and 1ngrid Telson, II. Takoma Park
Md
George Vaughan, 90. 6511 Piney Branch
I'd. NV, and Lois Cantrell, 10, 1885
New Hampshire ave. NV.
Arthur Barkley, 21. sos 21st st. ne, and
Margaret Addison, 23. 101S Florida ave
Evening star., 1951-07-15

tcTom the -. Z. bureau OF Vital STATISTICS.
Samuel Gowans. SIS. 361s I1th st. NV
Marion Hicks. 81, 1913 H st. ne.
Helen Grady, 81, S07 Longfellow st. NV
Maynard Lea, so. 713 Tewkesbury pl. NV
Emma Rollins, so, 613 F st. ne
Arthur Exline. 70. 4919 9th st. NV.
Harriet PEPPER. 81. 2025 ST. NV
Grace Wells. 66, 3002 Rodman ST. NV.
Max Bernstein. St, 1912 9th st. NV.
irving Rosenberg. 65, 3012 Both st. Sc
Harry Gladmon. 81. 4OB 18th St ne.
James Walker. 45. 1873 E. Lomford st.
Jean Faieile. 40, 719 First st. NV.
Walter Donaldson, 33, II N st. NV.
William Mattingly. 16. MeehanicsyiIe, Nd
Charles Massey, II, 1919 Park I'd. NV,
Brown Buford, 66 1875 st. NV.
Millie Bennett, 81. 1901 @ st. NV.
Lille, Burden. so. 405 Fla. ave. NV.
Josephine Brown. As, 2527 ST. NV.
Donald Beatty, 2S, Salisbury, N. C.
Evening star., 1951-07-15

is entered from Maryland, and
had two points after two rounds.
An international tournament in
progress at Vienna, Austria, has
two American entries: United
States Champion Herman Steiner
and Edward Lasker. After nine
rounds Steiner had not quite, an
even score and Lasker had done
worse. The Palestinian. M. Ger
MAX, had taken a good lead with
81. followed by the Austrian vet
eran, Ernest Gruenfeld, and the
Swede. E. Lundin.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Lightning Curse on Farm

After five workers had been
killed by lightning bolts on a
farm in the Kokstad district of
South Africa, the farmer had
trouble keeping his native labor
ers, who decided there was a curse
on the farm.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
northern back MUSKRAT

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Ask about our many payment methods the convenient
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prefer, we'll sofey store for you the coot you choose
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1895
buys FAMOUS
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in our
advance fall coat SPECIAL

pocket glorious sowing. If these top-fost
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Look at the labels :. . each coot boasts its
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Deaths Reported

From the D. C, Bureau of Vital Statistics,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-09

from constipation due to lack Of
dietary bulk, eat an ounce (about
u cup) of crispy Kellogg's ALL
BRAN daily, and drink plenty Of
water! If not satisfied after 10 days,
send empty carton to Kellogg's,
Battle Creek, Mich. Get DOUBLE
YOUR MONEY BACK
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CONSTIPATION GONE
FEELS like OLD SELF
For the past years l have eaten
ALL-BRAN every morning for
breakfast. It's no mean trick for

man my age (73) to
be regular. Thanks
to ALL-BRAN l
am" VIM. H. Tenn
plin, ST., 124 Brown
ST., Watseka, Ill.
One of many un-
solicited letters from
ALL-BRAN users.
lie VOL fnn suffer
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-09
Useful Hooked Rug Is
Made in Size Desired

A Rug Hooked in Squares
THIS is an interesting design of
1 interlocked circles, flowers and
cherries. 1t may be made in any
size desired by adding Pinch Sec
tons.
Pattern POI gives actual-size tracing
designs and illustrated directions for eacI
step. Price Csc.
Workshop PATTERN SERVICE
Drawer 10
Bedford Hills. New York.
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AThree Days.
Cough IsYoUr
Danger SignaI

Creomulsion relieves promptly because
it goes right to the seat of the trouble
to help loosen and expel germ laden
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Sen. Russell Was
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Continued from Page One) insist upon defense of the Terri tory and people of Alaska against any foreign foe exactly to the same extent that I insist upon it for any State of the Union and its people,"
 RussePs original stat e m e n t |, made November 30 in the Senate, expressed opposition to making of new States which will fix an obligation to defend their rights i'll case of a great emergency"
 The Alaska Statehood commit tee criticized Russell's statement, terming it an invitation for attack "by aggressors only 54 miles away"
 n his wire to Harris, Russell explained "I always have sought to defend Constitutional and polt- ical rights of sovereign states against encroachment of federal power I also recognize the consti- tutional obligation of the federal government to protect states, ter ritories and all its citizens from foreign aggressors. The fact you and members of your organization do not understand the distinction between these two principles should explain doubt existing in the minds of many members of Congress also to the wisdom of admitting Alaska to statehood.
 "At this time I am happy to as- sure you that I shall insist upon defense of the Territory and peo- pic of Alaska against any foreign foe to exactly the same extent that l insist upon defense of any state and it's people. ne5er expressed any other view"
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-15
Alaska Airlines
 Suing Insurance Firm For $5,OO0
Anchorage Tirnes)

Failure of its insurance com. pany to cover a loss sustained by the Alaska Airlines when an em- ployee misappropriated funds, re- suited in the filing of a $, ,4IS.37 damage suit in district court. The General Casualty Co. of America is named as defendant.
 According to the complaint the airline entered into an indemnity agreement with the insurance firm June l, 1945. Between that time and Dec. g, 1947, Rex Lang ham, the airlines general manager at Nome, ''nisappropriated monies and other properties" amounting 70 the sum of the suit.
 Although, the complaint states, the defendant company has been asked repeatedly to make the loss good, they have not done so.