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Evening star., 1951-08-09
MiscL. FOR SALE (cent.)
BRICK
BUILDING MATERIAL,

We are offering special prices on
the following items. Thousands of
feet OF good used plaster board,
$25 per M. 20-ft. wood trusses,
suitable for poultry houses and
light buildings, 81 each. Good
used fiber sheathing. Be sq. IT,: 6 #.
hardwood lawn benches with metal
feet and metal bracings. These are
especially nice loking and are built
for a lifetime of service. Good
used and new wash basins, toilets.
tubs, ETC.; reasonably priced. Apt
type gas ranges in good condition:
wall-type mirrors. 4 IT. in diameter;
electric clocks; electric motors: sew
eral hundrd feet of heavy duty
fencing: / Hill dry-cold electric 10
It. display case: j small size soda
fountain; 3 coffee urns; hundreds
Of feet of good electric wire: win
dows, doors, storm windows. franz
ing lumber, pipe. radiation; several
heavy duty electric fans complete
with controls. Visit our yard,
plenty of parking space, Open
daily z am. to pm, Sat. z am
to 5 pm. A. B. c. d. CORP, 1881
Jefferson Davis Hwy. Arl.. Va.
OFT STSk
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Silver Spring and subur.
ban NV. Washington. Call Mr.
Bil2
H. j KoRzENDORFER CO., INC.
OIL, E33R -
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcont.,

DUPoNT-sGoTIGT COT CIR. CIR; Studio g., rm;;
the 1% bath; AIS pvt. ss snsranee;a a saH:5S. sS
1854 MTSTWooD PL. N.W.~Good
location, near Col; rd.; large double
room; laundry privileges. 13'
DUPONT CIRCLE-Beautiful master
bedroom; bath. fireplace, book
shelves, large closet; l, 2 gentle
men; $50. AD. 8738. -l2
1854 QUE ST. NV. The Kennert. :"
Single rooms, running water, shower,
sfsa Il % rEos1BA Sss11S up AVE-. NV, mr. ip Du-
pont Cirele1ssSly Gle Sssl dec. 1st-f. front
aoS + ST. E.W.-Room for working
mother; day care for child 2-6 yrs.
See MISS CARROLL, Apt. 81. 10
5SI7 COLORADO Await. frt.
twin bedrm.. next bath and shower.
Phi. and laund. privils. ia. 5799
MT. PLEASANT SECTION - Large
double room. also single; clean; home
atmosphere; no drinking. Call ao
7i88 WHITTIER ST. N.w.-Lge.
bedrm, cool and clean; bus and
cars; only in family. GE. 413S
dupont CIRCLE AREA-Front mas
ter bedrm. 1st f.. twin beds, So
cial privils.; parking optional. 1912
18th st. NV. DE. 9706. 3
409 4th ST. N.W:-sgle. room. with
running water. 81 wk. 1na. at Apt.
1925 si'fB BIETMoRE Z ( itoi ST. N.w.-Nealy
dec single rm.; all conv. Week
dayS after 6.3U: all day Sunday
Evening star., 1951-08-09
TREASURE HINT!

TREASURE HUNT
Join the fun. Desks. bureaus, chairs,
beds with Beautyrest mattresses and
springs, mirrors, Farnsworth radio
phono., 3-speed changer: lamp, to
be found in three places at the
same time. Treasures at a price.
Some only 6 mos. old Call RE.
0461, Ext. sos, after l2 noon. 8
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BUILDING MATERIAL

An unusual opportunity, complete
modern kitchens, including sinks,
cabinets, gas stoves and refriger-
with built-in tubs; complete auto
uiatic oil-fired heating system, with
radiators and pipe for 12-rm. house;
2 storage tanks. Call ABCD CORP
Immediately. as quantity is limited
OF S766 -12
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OFFICE FURNITURE

WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE
$4,000 new and used office furniture
Of every description must be sold
within next 10 days, we have lost
our lease: prices slashed 30 to 75fe;
free delivery on orders up to. $40:
free parking. Desks. tables. chairs,
lockers. Bank of England chairs.
folding chairs. file cabinets. card
files. hundreds of valuable. good.
usable office furniture must be. sold
regardless OF cost. Sale continues
to Aug. II. 9 to 3, each day.
Office Equip. Co.
21En U CT NJ w
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Gigantic Bicycle Sale
through Saturday. Save
So of our regular low prices on
every American bicycle and So SO
on all de luxe tricvcles. The re-
sponse has been terrific but ample
stocks of Columbia and Rollfast bi-
cycles and Federal tricycles are still
BLALOCK CYCLE co,
Sly Ga. Ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
SH. $3.50. Free Parking at Rear.
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BRICKS
Used bricks, cleaned. Call US where
brick may be seen; will deliver
ACE WRECKING a. BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO.. LU. 4-0500. 10
ITEMS-Open Sats., s to l
RUCKER LUMBER 1920 Wilson
blvd, near Key Bridge. ia. 4-1234.
BUILDING MATERIALS
COMPLETE LINE
New and used building and remodel.
ing material. Doors, sash, stee
beams, brick, lumber. All sizes
plumbing materials, radiation, lge
stock of misc. items too numerous
to be, included herein. Come down
and look around our yard. Some
special bargains in flooring and
siding. We deliver. Open all day
Sat. ARROW WRECKING CO., 11OO
s. Capitol st., Ii. 3-2602.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

GENERATORS STARTERS. $3.50 up;
lge. assort.; cleo. motor repairs; 38th
re Box Si ieos espacitS a4 Eo ste e22t ssye
$25 Phone RE. 98S3, after pm
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POULTRY. RABBITS & EGGS
CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV
-Conkey's Y-O feeds. baby chicks
poultry supplies. ME. 008o.
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lmber and BIdp. MateriaIS

SaAAADSA oAAN AA0Ss 4AobSA A1Ao
Both new and used of all kinds at
AND SUN. Quick, free delivery; 1x2
Furring Strips, 2hc it.: S-ft. special
Studs. 40c eachs 2x6 used, Sc it.;
l2''x6" or s" Bevel Cedar Siding.
15c bd. it.; 1x4 Pine Flooring. 12c
bd, IT,. beautiful Knotty Pine Panel
ing. 17H2c BID. #; 1x12 beautiful
inss of all kinds from &c IT.; Rock
Wool Bats full thick. so SO. IT,,
S375; Cement Mortar, ST .35 bag
Building Sand. 75c bag; AXIS Beaver
Board. $224 each; 4xS'Ia" Masonite,
$2.72 each; White House Paint.
S2.79 gal: Special Garden Trellises.
81 Zach: Sawdust. 35c bag: Kindling
Wood, SOC bu.: used Bath Tubs.
Seats, Basins Radiators. Pipe Fit
tings and many, many other items
NOW THEN-TRY
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WANTED-High prices
fHsi p ri Hu wsafEp mi : Hishes,
prices paid: If you cannot deliver
your accumulations. please phone
US. WASHINGTON RAG & BAG
GO, 215 7 st; s;w DI. S007.
ularly interested in buying better
grade pianos Of all kinds. COLON
IAL PIANO CO., MA 4S70.
for grand, uprt., spin
ct. PAUL GoLIBART, AID. 592s
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SURPLUS TOOLS

- ava A- ~ ~ = N<>$44kJ
Picks and mattocks. 81; shovels,
81 40. sledges, $2.75; dig. bars,
$500 GICHNER, 1918 M st. NV
- Latest 1851 models;
II 10 and 20 inch screen; from
20 to 40% Of; easy terms. LIV-
INGSTON APPLIANCE co. 44Oa
South Capitol st. 10. 3-5353. 10
1949 RCA. I0-in., COM
bination. AMIN radio, walnut case;
perfect working condition; priced
reasonable. HY. 0210. 4317 Wood
berry Riverdale. Nd. -12
SETS up to 4oGo of;
2-year service on. all models. Last
years models slashed. Many floor
samples and demonstrators. Free
home demonstration. Easy terms
ANcE S66,a Co., 1911 Nichols ave. Sc.
rELEvISION-12-in Motorola, blond
mahogany. 500. Cali Sligo 1894.
westgh.. 17-in.. almost
new moving to non-Tv area. Excel
Engleside 133, Alex, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIOTTES

brio a-brac, china, glass
ware. oriental art objects, iewelry
rugs, silverware. paintings, por-
traits; highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY TIA 3333
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I,TJMRER,

1ge. stock of used dressed or rough
framing lumber. Priced to sell
Special bargain in lumber suitable
for sheathing, flooring. or subfloor-
ing.
ACE wRECKING & BUILDING MA
TER1AL CO.: LU. 4-0500. 4002
MINI. Ave. NE 10
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BUILDING MATERIALS S

NEW-NEW-
TOILETS AND TANKS - S21 .95
ROOF COATING. 8 gal. ----- 81 .9S
TOILET SEATS S3.75
ROCK WOOL, ] 900 So. IT. - S42 80
DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS --Sl9.95
4 LIGHT OUTSIDE DOORS $12.95
BUTT SHINGLES. per
DOORS. 2 It. 4 in. by 8 IT. 6 in. 81
We also carry a complete line Of
copper tubing and fittings. roofing
guttering. plumbing. All at great
savings.
We also can I'LL your orders in USED
BUILDING MATERIALS.
ACE WRECKING g. BUILDING MA
;TER1AL CO. Lu. 4-O50o. 1902
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COLORED-FURN ROOM, attractive
room for couple. In Christian
home. Cooking privils.; good tranSp.
$40 mo. Ii. 3-169S. g
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Large stock of good used lurlber.
flooring, doors, windows, plumbing.
pipe, boilers and radiators at
bargain prices. HECHINGER CO,
18th and H SITS. ne. AT 1400
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ANTIQUES WANTED
SiLVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry, china. glassware and bric-a a.
brac D. Milestone. North 0300
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 143s Wis ave
BEDROOM. dining room. contents oi
home, cash. We do moving, storage
IA. 2937; after z pm. GE. 14l6. o.
BEDROOM ETC. CALL TILL PM
FURNITURE BOUGHT
co. 1886. ABBOTT L. LANDoN.
Evening star., 1951-08-09

BOOKS bought. all kinds, any guam
m aEgoN eRd BooK Ee@Syed saop at our 4ss sSPenss P
DfHMoNnD, 1xf an, JEWEfsY sHi es9s, of any descrip-
ton, old gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST BURK, 6I4 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE - All kinds household
goods in good condition: highest
cash prices. GAYS. RE. 1904. 49,
FURNITURE-W buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; ..lso old china
bric-a-urac Buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOODS, Sth and 4
SITS. NV. ME. 1887,
FURNITURE WANTED--Single pieces
anc complete households, etc. AID.
.SS79; ewes and SUNDAYS. AT. 251S.
FURNITURE WANTED at
once; any amount. Call
JAMES, MA. 1920.
FURN.-Full contents; odd pieces
wash mach, stoves, refgr.. bric-a-
brac, etc. Closed Mon. during Aug
Sc. FURN, EXCHANGE, 210 9TH
GAS RANGES, mattresses, stoves.
AeME STOVE Go HA sag5 fHFn'uFe
GOLD
carded iewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS At 935 F ST. NV.
GOLF CLUBS, top quality only,
matched irons and woods, with bag.
EX. 2552 from 8 It'll 5. .
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BUILDING MATERIALS
Lumber. free of nails. 2x4s. 2x6s,
2xSs. 2x10s; sheathing siding. doors
complete with frames, windows. "
inch plywood: special 42-inch sinks
with drainboard. -SS each: soil pipe
and fittings. sml heating boilers and
radiator, and many other items
GENERAL WRECKING CO.. MI.
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STEEL
Angles, beams. channels. reinforcing
steel from 70 inch to l inch. Lolly
columns. A trusses 25 It. long. GEN
ERAL WRECKING CO., MI. 6177
-
STONE. "Bondstone" applied over any
surfaces. beautify and increase the
terms II desired. CAPITOL CONTR
CO.. Bethesda Md. WI. 68O6.
STORE FIXTURES. WALL CABINETS
and tables Of q lge. hardware store
MALONEY'S INC, S126 Ga. ave-,
Silver Spring, Md. 10
cTOpT rTvrcTYpEsC
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BUILDINGS FOR SALE

BUILDINGS FOR SALE
Barracks bldgs., size 20x100; as low
as S495 each; buildings complete
with doors, windows and roof
Sheathing.
STAR LUMBER CO.
Dir.-Wash. Natl. Airport, see our
sign across from airport proper
Evening star., 1951-08-09
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

JLOKED-TWO COUPLES Tor
ms, share kitchen and bath to
ether; sober persons only. GIL
223. 10
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AIR CONDITIONERS

Sold-Rented-Serviced
A small deposit will assure of a cool
summer Call Ii. 3-4112. r. & M.
REFRIGERATION CO. Authorized
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Cline
Continued From Page D-1.

lContlnued From Page DID
and the OAS Mexican Represent
Iative, DR.. Luis Quintanilla.
Also Nicaraguan Ambassador
DR.. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa, Par.
aguayan Ambassador DR.. Oscar
Boettner, Peruvian Ambassador
Fernando Berckemeyer, that coun.
ltry's OAS representative, DR.. Juar
Bautista de Lavalle: Assistant Sec.
lretary of State Edward G. Miller
jr.; United States representative
to the OAS, Mr.. John &c. Dreier;
Uruguayan Ambassador DR.. JOSE
A. Mora, Venezuelan Ambassador
DR.. Antonio Martin Araujo, Ven.
ezuela's GAS representative, DR.
Rene Lepervanche; Mr.. John ellis.
ham, Secretary General Of the
Pan American Society of New
York, and Mr.. Vernon Lynn.
Another event scheduled for the
Dominican Embassy is a piano re.
cital Wednesday evening at
O'Clock in celebration of the ami.
versary of the election of President
Rafael L. Trujillo of the Domini'
can Republic. The President tool
Office in 1947.
The artist will be Floralba De
Monte, Dominican who came tt
this country in 1947 to study with
Bernard Gazriel in New York. Mis-.
Del Monte has played on severa
New York radio stations and giver
various benefit recitals. Her las
recital was in Carnegie Hall or
April %, and she was very wei
received.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

indicated, wasn't housecoat per-
Ifectly respectable?"
AS well as I can remember this
particular question. I had the i'm
preston of the mother coming
downstairs obviously just out of
bed, in wrapper-which is not
the proper way to appear before
|company-either young or old.
Office Portiolity
Dear Mrs. Post: I'm being criti-
cized because I invited only 6 of
the office force of so to my we'd
ding. They all sent me a beauti-
full wedding present, but I couldn't t
invite them all because in our
little church there would not have
been space and the reception was
only for the families.
A. If those six were your own
personal friends and the invi-
tations sent to their houses, that
deserved no criticism. Or if
you sent the invitations to your
immediate superiors and the few
with whom you work closely-the
many others should surely have
understood that you could only
invite a very few.
Serving Honor Guests at Buffet
Dear Mrs. Post: At a buffet
party how can the principal guest,
or guests, be accorded the courtesy
of being served first?
A. Quite easily. The host
leads her to the buffet first and
asking her what she would like,
serves her! The others all follow
and help themselves. No special
courtesy ordinarily would be
shown a man guest.
Details for table. linen and
Silver, as i0eu as setting the table,
DIRE included in Mrs. Posts book
| let, No. 504, "The Etiquette OF
/ Table Setting" Mrs. Post is
sorry she cannot anS1Der per-
Sonal mail. To obtain a copy,
send 10 cents fcoin preferreG
and a Scent stamp to her, care
OF The EDening Star. P. o. Boz
80, Station G, Ne,D York 19, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Will q 4CW VA
his boy and girl
friends. to put
out some food
( o r t h . m.
dressed in her
h o u s Q c o a t.
People W e q r
! o u n g | n g
clothes suitable
for downstairs
many tim e $
and why then
on Ghis occa-
sion. when no
bedroom attire
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"sAvoN II" FOR CHARTER

Gorgeous 90 yoeht with crew Of five
ovoiloble this summer. Two double ond
two single stoterooms; beautifully deco
roted. Moin Salon, Dining Room and
Lounge deck IdeoI for Business enter
tanning or pleasure cruising. For complete
detoils write P. o. Box l42z, York. Penn
syvonio.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Davil c. Snider
will reside in Washington follow
ing a wedding trip to Florida and
Cuba. Their marriage took place
May 6 at Eighth and Shepherd
Synagogue. Rabbi Harry Kauff-
man officiating.
The bride is the former Miss
Phyllis Estelle Citrenbaum, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Citren-
baum. Her husband is the son oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Snider.
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Miss Ninnick To Be Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson Nimick OF
Sycamore Farm. New Hope. Pa.
announce the engagement of Their
daughter. Sally Todd, to Mr.. Da-
vid Reed Denby. son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Charles DENLY Of Sewickley
Pa. The wedding will take place
In June.
Miss Nimick is a graduate ol
the Holmquist School in New
Hope. She is the granddaughter
Of Mrs. James Neale of New Hope
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Miss Jane Adams Christensen be.
came the bride of Mr.. John F
Heller, jr.. yesterday In st. Luke's
Episcopal Church in Granville
Ohio, the Rev. Richard Lambert
officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Col
and Mrs. Herman Charles Carsten.
sen of Chevy Chase. The groom i
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Heller o1
Bedford, Ohio.
Following wedding trip to Ber-
muda. the couple will make theil
home in Columbus, Ohio.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Emily {:
Post

A reader says: IT cannot under
stand your criticism of the mother
who went downstairs when her
son arrived home after dance
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Fonda Marin
Miss Jean Marin Of Louden-
vile. N. Y, and Mr.. Alfred M.
Fonda Of Wilkes-Barre, Pa! were
married recently at a nuptial mass
by the Rev. John j. Hynes S. j.
The couple will reside in Wilkes
| Barre, Pa.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Purely Peck and Peck our junior cotton
cords launched on a cool course!
Smooth, the sailing when our handsome classics
at the helm it bucks the heat waves with fnesse!
Frankly demanding notice for its tailoring, it's
bound to be remembered at every city.suburb port
of call. In white with red or green stripes,
sizes to Is, 25.95. Matching visor cap, 3.e5
Open until every evening
isZ CONNECTICUT AVENUE N. w. WASHINGTON
Also BALTIMORE FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK
Evening star., 1951-05-13

land the late Mr.. Henry c. Todd
Iof Pittsburgh and Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. William Howard Nimick
lof Pittsburgh,
Evening star., 1951-10-24
By Maj. Thomos N. Mol

From J. G. of La Crosse, Wis:
IT am now receiving $50 a month
pension for total and permanent
disability from a non-service-con-
nected disability. Will receive
the additional $50 a month au-
lthorized by Congress over the
Presidents veto last month";"
This additional $50 is for aid
and attendance for those who re-
Iouire it. If you feel that you are
eligible I suggest you contact the
IVA and make application. Each
Icase is decided individually.
From E. S. of Johnstown. Pa:
1T bought a house with CT loan
| in 1s49, using the full $4,000 guar
antee. Can I now buy a business
with the additional entitlement
authorized under the new act?"
The 1851 Housing Act author
ICES additional entitlement only to
buy or build a home. Since you
used the full $4,000 guarantee
YOU have nothing left to buy a
business under a CT loan.
From D. G. of Birmingham
Ala: IT was turned down for Gl
loan on a particular house because
the bank felt my income was not
Sufficient to carry the monthly
| payments. Can the VA make
| the bank lend me the money!"
Neither the VA nor the veteran
can influence or compel any lend
er to make a loan. 1t is up to
the bank or other lender to de-
eide whether it feels the vet Is
a good risk, even with the guar
antee.
From w. B. Of South Bend. Ind:
IT have never had a CT loan. Can
I get one to refinance my home
so that I will get the lower inter-
est rate?"
No, unless you are in bad finan-
cial shape, such as in immediate
danger of losing your home by
foreclosure. Each case is decided
individually. Talk it over with
the nearest VA Office.
From Mrs. w. L. of New York
City: MY husband was recalled
to active duty from the inactive
reserves in September. 1850. When
will he be released?"
I am sorry but you did not say
which branch of service he is In.
so I can't tell you. The release
program varies for each branch.
From A. M. Of New Orleans,
La: MY son was sent to Ger
many this spring and the extern
sion Of his enlistment will be UP
next March. win he have to stay
there for the full SO months?"
No. He will be sent back to the
States IN time to bs discharged
Evening star., 1951-10-24
Democrats Get 81 300 For Dinner Lombostinq
BY the Associated Press

| BY the Associated Press
| ATLANTA, Oct. 24.-The Dem
ocratic National Committee has
thanked the Georgia Party for Its
IS per plate Jefferson-Jackson Day
dinner.
Atlanta banker Freeman Strick-
land said yesterday he received
the "thank you" note from ex-
Evening star., 1951-10-24

party Chairman William Boyle
who commented that President
Truman also was appreciative.
The June Is meeting which
netted less than $1,000 was the
one at which Senator Byrd. Dem
ocrat of Virginia, 1ambasted Pres
ldent Truman and the whole Fair
Deal program.
Evening star., 1951-10-24

fYou may tDrite Maj. Nal.
care OF The Star, about your
o,Dn serUice-connected question.
Inclose self-addressed, stamp
ed enUelope,J
Evening star., 1951-10-24
Veterans and Droftees

lat the end of the extension Of hi
enlistment.
Evening star., 1951-10-24
Begins THURSDAY at 1890 PM.
Savings Thru-out the Store!
HAND LUGGAGE
Anniversary Priced

HAND LUGGAGE Anniversary Priced
$500 Fine Grain Cowhde Leoher 2Sues------- 44oo"
S4o50 Matching Companion Coses $780,
$3.50 Fine Coroboo Leather
S775O" Fine Coroboo Leather Companion Cose--- $3.50"
$425O Top Groin Cowhide Leather 2Sues s34e5"
$3.50 Top Grain Cohide Leather Companion Coes-2o95'
$1,000 Groin Cowhd and Buffoo Leather lon Brief Boes
sl4.o5'
$500 TopGroin Cohde Leather 2onoh Upper Godstone
$685.
$500 Mems Genuine Pokn Leather Companion Cos.lso5'
S3o5O* Top Grain Leather 2Suiters $3.50
S33 80" Top Grain cowhde Leoher Companion Coses.z4s5'
5000" Womens Top Grain Cowhde Leather Luggage with
YoIe Locks . . Troin Coses-7- Coses--------
$1,000" Matching l5nch 8inch ONters .2l So
$4,000 Matching Il Inch Weekend Coses $3.50"
$4,000" Matching a inch Loeer Weekend Coses--- $685.
S425O* Matching 26inch PuImon Coes .31 So
S45OO' Matching Wardrobe Hunger
S45OO' Matching Hot and Shoe
$45oO* Matching 2onch Pullman coses-----------.34s5'
Evening star., 1951-06-03
HELP POI
BY william ]. Meyer

A COMPARATIVELY new kind of
IA clinic at George Washington Uni
versity Hospital Is making steady in
roads on a malady that causes its
sufferers considerable distress and. in
addition, costs employers an incal-
culable sum of money each year.
1t Is the common headache.
Most of us have headaches from
time to time that range from mild to
throbbing rip-snorters, but few of us
do anything about them EXCEPT take
pill or two.
But don't underestimate the power
of headache.
DR.. Lester S. Blumenthal head of
the clinic. says approximately 20 mil
hon Americans are chronic sufferers
and he ranks the headache, along
with the common cold, as a major
cause of lost time in business and in
dustry.
Despite the fact that Washington
is the Nations Capital, he says 1t is
no worse or no better than any other
city as far as headaches are con-
cerned, but his research shows that
absenteeiSm here snowballs into as
Economical figures.
On the basis of personnel records,
the 100000 Federal and 10000 District
government workers will take approx
imately 2,24l. 900 days of this year due
to sickness. That is based on an esti-
mate of nine days sick leave per en-
ploye.
OF course, that amount of lost time,
which figures up to around 1000 work
years, is not all due to headaches, but
DR.. Blumenthal says considerable
percentage of it is
When George Washington Univer-
Sity opened its new hospital a few
years ago, the headache clinic began
Evening star., 1951-06-03

First step ot George Washington
University Hospital in finding head
ache causes is to get q patients
history. In this hypothetical cose,
pr. Lester S. BIumenthoI folks with
Miss Angela Aorusti.
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Browning Group Leave For Florida

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis \. Guar,
dipee and Louis 0. Naught are
leaving this week for the east.
The Guardipees' destination Wiil
be Sarasota, Florida. while MIR.
Vaught will stop Oh in Illinois,
his home state.
A longtime friend Of the Guar,
dipees, he has been spending hi.
summers in Glacier \ iona
Park for many years.
The Guardipees will be spend
ing their third winter season al
Sarasota, planning to return t,
Browning late next spring.
Their son, Gunner, who Son>
time ago enlisted in the &rmv,
forces. is now stationed II CH'"l
Roberts.
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Proposed Lighting
Contract Occasion
For Chamber Meet

At a special meeting of the
Browning Chamber of Commerce
Wednesday afterdoon. E. Rud-
man, manager of the Glacier
County Electric Cooperative ap-
peared in an effort to settle the
present hang fire. lighting con-
tract proposed for the Town of
Browning. An identical contract
is in force between the Coopera
tive and the City of Cut Bank.
Selden S. Frisbee, attorney of
Cut Bank, was employed by the
Town of Browning to act for it
in determining what is wrong or
right with the proposed contract.