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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11
7H7KS7Y LAND
5000, 900 Acres of Farm Lands
Are Irrigated in Western U.S..
THIRSTY LAND

CThis 10 the second Of two articles on
California; world-famous Central Valley
irrigation pro1ect.)
The prime objective of the Central
Valley project is an equalization Of
the fabulous agriculture empires
water resources between the sur
plus area of the north and the
water-deficient southern two-thirds,
providing for irrigation Of more
than one million acres Of fertile
farm lands.
This Is how it was worked out.
Surplus waters Of the northern
valley are conserved behind Shasta
dam on the upper Sacramento river,
a. well as Folsom dam, under con-
struction on the American river,
and released as needed downstream.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

Reclamation projects provide
additional recreational features
for thousands Of Californians.
Bass and trout fishing are es-
pecially good in Shasta Lake.
The water is picked up by the
Delta Cross Channel and flows south
to the Tracy Pumping Plant on the
rim of Central Valleys western
foothills. There the water is lifted
200 feet into the Delta-Mendota
Canal, to flow another 120 miles
south to Mendoza pool in the San
Joaquin river.
At this point the imported north
ern supply takes over the job for
merly done by the San Joaquin
river. BY this exchange, San Joa-
quln waters can be retained behind
Frlant dam and diverted still fur
Their south by the 153-mile Friant-
Kern Canal for irrigation use in the
cri t i C a lily water-deficient areas
along the east side of the San Joa-
quin valley as far down as Bakers
field.
At the Friant dam another canal
moves water 81 miles north for If
rigation purposes in MADEIRA county.
The initial features of the project,
which will be completed and in op-
Grafton this July, will cost an esti-
mated $500, 1000, 900, of which 81 per
cent will be repaid through sale Of
water and power developed by the
project over a sixty year period.
The remaining 10 per cent Is
charged to non-reimbursable items
such as flood control.
ALTHOUGH THIS is a vast prof.
ect, it is only one small part of the
nations reclamation program that
has already proved to be fruitful
source OF new wealth from the de-
velopment of the vests great natu-
raj resources.
Reclamation opens new oppor-
tunities for people of this nation to
build new farms, new homes, new
industries and new business es-
Establishments in our best and oldest
American tradition.
Today some 100000 acres of
arid and semiarid land are irrigated
with crops produced on these lands
averaging in excess Of $500 900, 900
per year in value.
Since the first reclamation project
was started in 1908, the west has
been provided with IS dams with
combined storage capacity Of 3d.
100000 acre-feet of water; IS power
plants with more than 10000
kilowatts capacity; $4,000 miles of
irrigation canals; 5000 miles of
electric transmission lines.
In return, reclamation projects
have produced 100000, 900 worth
Of crops per year; $33 ,OOO, 900 in
power revenues; 100000, 1000 in
federal taxes between 1915 and 1919;
and $1,000, 1000, 900 which is spent in
every section of the United States
each year.
This is the brief story Of this ma
tons attempt to bring water to
thirsty land, story that has been
repeated in many sections of the
world since before the time Of
Christ, but never on such a vast
scale.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

6 o n 6 up" or
"Step in, please"
but usually he
just clicked his
C a S t a n e t 8 and
motioned.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

Simple Frock
X SIMPLE yet extremely smart
- daytime frock that you can
dress up or down to suit the occa-
sion. Brief or three quarter sleeves
are provided-add your favorite
jewelry or flower bouquet.
Pattern No. 1907 is a sew-rite perforated
pattern in sizes l.. IA. 16, 10, 20; 40, AZ
Size ID. short sleeve. 3h yards of 3s-inch
Send IS cents .oday for your copy of
the Spring and Summer STYLISH 48
pages of style. color. easy to sew frocks;
special features: gift patterns printed in
side the book.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11
Homework
Easy Without
Nagging Backac|le

When kidney function slows down, many
folks complain Of nagging backache, Ion q
pep and energy. headaches and dizxinaR.
Don't suffer longer with these discomforts
II reduced kidney function is getting you
down-due to such common causes ~ stIs0
and strain, over-eIertion or exposure 10
cold. Minor bladder irritations due to cold:
dampness or wrong diet may cause getting
up nights or frequent passages.
Don't neglect your kidneys II these eondf-
diuretic. Used successfully BY uijlious foe
over SO year,. While often otherwise caused;
its amazing how many times Deans Kiv0
happy relief from these discomforts-hSlD
the Is miles Of kidney tubes and fltaG1
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

The board of directors of the Mo-
ton Picture Association has made
some fine new rulings. Neither the
illegal drug traffic, nor drug addic-
ton, must ever be presented; sui
eide is to be discouraged unless
absolutely necessary to the plot,
and "There must be no scenes at
any time showing law-enforcing Of
ficers dying at the hands of the
criminals" unless the plot demands
il.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11
.. Minute
% Fiction

Iod SldeStepped the crowd going
into the second car. Valerie oper-
ated elevator number three part
time, helping to put herself through
college. The professor winked and
let Tod go in, but it wasn't any
good. He was showed into the
corner opposite Valerie by eager
shoppers.
Romance in an elevator, Tod
thought wryly. Personal conversa-
ton, interrupted by calls of Three,
miss" and Second, please" was
nearly impossible, but Valerie man.
aged it.
Good morning, Mr.. Davis" she
said now, formally. "Why aren't
you at college?"
"Too nice morning to be cooped
up" he said, watching her but con-
scious that every eye was on him.
Everybody streamed out by the
time they reached the top floor and
only two nurses got in for the down
ride. Quickly, he said. "I'm quitting
school,"
Valerie's expressions - anger
chasing disappointment - told
him how she felt. As people got
on at the fourth floor level, all
she could say was, "I'm afraid
you're making a mistake"
Tod had known Valerie would be
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11
By INEZ GERHARD

EMER1C PRESSBURGER, Mich
- ael Powell and Helm Heckroth
might well have rested on their
laurels when they finished RED
Shoes, but they went on to bigger
and better things, by screening
"Tales of Hoffman. The complete
opera was filmed in beautiful sets
designed by Mr.. Heckroth, with a
star-studded cast which includes
stars Of both opera and the Sadlers
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

Wells ballet and chorus. Sir Thomas
Beecham was the films musical di-
rector. Mr.. Pressburger says he
thinks this is the only picture ever
filmed around a sound track; the
entire score was recorded and the
action fitted to it, and never has
sound been more successfully dub
bed in. "Tales of Hoffman" should
be seen by everyone who like ex-
ceptional films.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

Harry Cohn, president of Co
lumbia Pictures, said "This Is
the most important deal we
have ever made, when Stanley
Kramer signed on the dotted
line to deliver 30 top bracket
pictures during the next five
years. In return he'll get $685.
1000. Kramer makes only sue
cessful pictures, the latest being
"Cyrano de Bergerac", has IL
big properties on his list.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11
THE nnklkNrc III Il rVIATnN
FICTION NVVIAVVL In ILIvAIVk
'oiN1n By Shirley Sargent

THE professor had been elevator
= starter in the six story Brent
building ever since Tod Davis could
remember. He clicked his castanets,
guiding people into one or another
elevator. Sometimes he said, "Car
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11
Mature Styling

Mature Styling
TOR the woman of more mature
I figure, a graceful afternoon
style that is as flattering az can
be. Pretty detail accents the
waist, the gored skirt is favorits
with women everywhere.
Pattern No. 1861 is a sew-rite perfo-
rated pattern in sizes SO. SO 40. q, -,
40. 48. So. So. Size 80. cap sleeve, ~
yards of 39-inch
Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-06
Statehood Vote , 10 6

Bills to grant statehood to Alas and Hawaii have taken another hurdle. The senate interior and insular affairs committee April 3 voted ? to 6 for the Alaskan measure, g to 4 for Hawaiin state hood. In the last Congress both bills died on the Senate floor.
 Hugh Johnson, ARA economist, returned Saturday from a five day trip to Fairbanks conferring with Extension personnel on re- search problems.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-06
M.E.A. CALLS
 ANNUAL MEETING, DIRECTORS' ELECTION

Matanuska Electric Association, Inc, has called it's tenth annual meeting, April 14, at p. m., in the high school auditorium, Palm CT.
 Five directors will be elected and current business discussed and acted upon. There will be an- nual reports, including perhaps, the special returns on the contro- versial telephone survey.
 Among candidates for the five directors are the following and more may be nominated from the floor: George Small, H. s. Bauer, Thomas Lepak Gncumbent), Ray Mccartney, Robt. Johns Gncum- bent), Mrs. Cloyce Parks (Chugi- ak), Parker Lester, Everett Yohn, R. B. Graham Gncumbent), Rich ard Tunnicliff, V. Louise Kellog Gncumbent), Wm. Casler, Walter Iceland Gncumbent), and Ted Knutson.
 There will be door prizes and all members are urged to attend, said R. B. Graham, secretary.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-06
HEALTH COUNCIL
 NEWS

At the time of the Spring breakup and water run-off, it is particularly important that all re- Sidents of the Valley be protect ed against typhoid fever which often is caused by contaminated water supplies.
 In addition, local and Civilian Defense authorities are urging that all parents get their children immunized against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, typh- old, and smallpox. During war time, epidemics of communi- cable diseases run rampant un- less the people have been protec- ted previously, and it takes sev- eral months for the body to build up complete immunity. Now is the time to act. See your doctor or the public health nurse for this service.
 Miss Marjorie Myren, public health nurse for the Matanuska Valley, will hold a special ty- phoid immunization clinic for adults and school children begin ming Friday, April 13 from 2-4 D. n3. A complete series of typhoid inoculations consists of three doses a week apart. A person who has completed the series one year should receive a boost CT dose of typhoid vaccine each, succeeding year.
 Biological Warfare
 Palmer has made elaborate preparations for civilian defense in most phases of the program, but no one is sure that all resi- dents are protected against the possible danger of biological war fare. Much of this will have to be left to the individual. Seethat you are protected against typhoid and your children are inoculatedr a. gainst typhoid, diphtheria, tet- anus, Whooping cough, and small pOX.
 Free immunizations are avail able at the Health Center in Pal mer at the following times. In ad dition to the special typhoid clinic for adults and school child ren beginning Friday, April 13 from 2-4 p.n., babies and pre- school children may receive inn munizations at the We'll Baby Conference held the End, 3rd, and 4th Tuesdays of each month from 2-4 pm. at the Health Gen. ter.
 Next week, information about B. C. c. vaccination against Tu- berculosis will appear under Health Council news.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-06
CUB SCOUT NEWS
By ROGER BRAGER

(Keeper of the Buckskln)
 Cub Scouts of Den3 have held two meetings recently at the home of Mrs. Herbert Kopperud.
 During the illness of Mrs. Rob ert Johns, Mrs. Al Brager took the Cubs on a hike to the Butte, taking the place of the meetings. The Cub Scouts gave Mrs. Johns gift during her disqualification.
 Two new, cubs have joined the den: Larry and Berry Dearborn.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-29
PRANCIsKUS VISTARTAS

(Vester) !, kaip dabar pranesa-
ma, siu metu sausio IL d. miro
Clevelande, palaidotas Clevelan-
do Kalvarijos kapinese. Buvc
jau 60 metu amziaus, kiles nuc
.silales, Taurages apskr., is Sc
ruciu kaimo. Amerikoj isgyveno
46 metus. Paliko zmona Magda-
lena (gim. Unguraityte), 4 posu-
MUS ir dede Vistarta Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
ATVYKSTA LITUVIAI KREP-
SIN1NKAI Is DU BO!S, PA.
ir lures cia krepsinio rungtynes
su vietiniu lietuviu krepsininku
klubu sestadieni, balandzio 7 d.,
6:3O ". ", Cathedral Latin Gym.
Ia patti vakara $3.50 lietuviu sa-
leje sokiai, kur dalyvaus ir sve-
ciai is Du Bois.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-29

NuO balandziO Is Xxi Fl init
mai Clevelande bus Operos savai-
te: atvyksta, kaip ir kiekviena
pavasari, Metropolitan opera.
Per ta savaite cia bus parody
tos devynios operos, viena is ju,
butent, "Siksnosparnis' tikriau
pasakius operete. 81 operete ir
don Carlo" opera yra Metropo-
Titan operos siu metu ''svieiie-
na", kitos jau ir anksciau cia
matytos.
"Don Carlo" bus kaip tik pir-
madieni, balandzio 16 diena, pir-
masis spektaklis. 81 opera ski
Rama jos autoriaus Verdi so m.
mirties sukakciai pamfneti.
Savaites pabaigoje bus ir die
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-29
L. KALBOS VADOVO
prenumeratOriams

Dalis Lietuviu Kalbos Vadovo
gerb. prenumeratoriq, pilnai su-
mokejusiu prenumeratos mokes-
tt, dar negavo knygos. Pasku-
tiniu metu il nebuvo siuntine-
jana. siandien gayau Pasaulio
Lietuviu Bendruomenes Vokieti-
| jos Krasto Valdybos SIN. sausio
|27 d: rasyta tue reikalu paais
kinima. Butept: ''Tuo tarpu del
ivykusiu susitrukdymu del lei
dyklos kaltes negalejome dides-
nio kiekio knygu gauti. siomis
dienomis tikimes galesia pakan-
kamai knygq issiusti."
Kaip Tamstos zinote, LKV
siuntineja ne per name, bet be-
tarpiai prenumeratoriams. AS
tik priimu uzsakymus. Labai
prasyciau, dar truputi kantry-
bes, kurios Tamstos ir taip daug
parodete, o knyga visus aplan-
kys.
Su pagarba
JuOzas Audenas
General. Igaliotinis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-29
SLA 136-ta KUOPA RENGIA
SEIMYNIsKA POBUVI

balandzi0 Is diena, sekmadieni,
lietuviq saleje, 900 val. yak.
Bus muzika, sOkiai, kOrtavi-
mas, bufietas. NMmatoma ivai-
ri prOgrama. Bus leidziamas lai-
mejimui kOstiumas - siutas, is
Broliq Braziq siuvyklos, $500
vertes. Bus dOvanOs uz geriausia
polka, seniausiam ir jauniau-
siam SLA nariui.
Kvieciami ir SLA IA bel 362
kuopq nariai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-29
SUICIDE A. ZDANI

Darbovieteje, Bedford, Ohio
lentpiuves masina gerokai SUI
zeide sena Dirvos skaitytoia ir
uolu talkininka Antana Zdani.
Suzeidimas taciau nebuvo per-
pavojingas ir po keliu dienu :iis
jau buvo apsilankes redakcijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-29
LIETUVIQ KLUBE VEL
ATGYJA GYVENIMAS

Lietuviu Klubo vedejas prane-
sa, kad, praejus gavenios laikui,
penktadieniu vakarais vel bus
rengiami vadinami blynu ir zu-
vies vakarai SUI sokiais. Naujas
muzikantas! Kvieciami visi klu-
DO nariai ir ju sveciai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-29
PATARIAMA NEATIDELIOTI!

Bilietu j sio pavasario didijl
koncerta (Anna Kaskas ir Ip
NauragisD dar yra, ju galima
gauti Dirvos redakcijoje, P. P,
Muliolio istaigoj, pas platinto-
jus, atrodo, kad dar bus galima
gauti ir Public Auditorium ka-
SOLE sekmadieni prizes koncerta,
bet patariama paskutines die
nos nelaukti, o isigyti bilietus
siandien arba rytoj, nes koks gi
malonumas atvykus koncerta
stoveti prie kasos eileje ir gau-
tt tik paskutines liekanas!
Primenama, kad po koncerto
balius Xxi 200 val. nakties. So
kiams gera muzika. Koncerto BIZ
lietai yra kartu ir baliui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-29
PADEKITE SURASTI

Kas Zinc, kur gyvena
Stanley SkerstOn
apie 36 = 40 metu amziaus, ar
ba jo motina Skerstoniene, is te-
WI Zykaite, prasom pranesti
Dirvos redakcijai.
RkO Keith's 1O5th
Kovo % - balandzio 7 Call
Me Mister
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-29
ISNUOMOJAMI

2 kambariai SUI baldais vienam
ar dviems. Galima naudotis ir
virtuve drauge su kitais.
1875 East 81 St.
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KULTURINES FILMOS

Kita penktadieni, balandzio 6
diena, nuo 8 Xxi 9 val yak. Nor
wood bibliotekoj, 64O5 Superior
Ave. vel bus rodoma nemokamai
ellie kulturiniu filmu: Graudzian-
tieji vandenys (Niagara 'Falls)
Angles magija (modernus ang-
lies produktai), Utah (jos isto-
rija, geografija, pramone ir ze-
mes ukis) ir slauges pasaka.
Vaikai leidziami tik su suau-
gusiais palydovais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-29
Mr.. IL = 1851 m. kovo 20 d.
JULIUS sMETONA

prizes Velykas islaike valstybi-
MUS advokato egzaninus ir igi-
jo advokato teises.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-29
LINKSMOS CIURLIONIECIU
VELYKOS IR ATVELYKIS

Per Velykas ciurlioniete Ma
ryte Blazyte susiziedavo SUI ciur-
lionieciu Kazimieru Marcinkevi-
cium, o ciurlioniete Danute And
rasiunaite susiziedavo su Leonu
Petravicium, Detroito radio
choro nariu.
Atvelykio sestadieni ciurlio-
niete Nijole Butkute susituokia
su Jonu Braziu. Vestuviu apei-
gos ivyks sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Apeigu metu giedos Ciur1ionic
Ansamblis, kun. Cukuras is Co
lumbus, Ohio, ir Agne Skaruly-
te is New Yorko. Vestuviu puo-
toj dalyvaus apie $50 sveciu.
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$1,000
PIGU!

PIGU! $1,000
East 1O1, netoli nuO st. Clair
II kamb. vienos seimOs namas
Didelis sklypas . Garazas
Ray Nausner - 118O9 st. Clair
IUL 1913 LII 1925
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-29

niniai spektakliai - penktadie-
nj ir sestadieni.
Smulkesnes zinios, kada ku-
rios operos vaidinamos, yra SUI
rasytos skelbime, Shame pusla-
pyle.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-29
IsVYKO ATOSTOGU

Elzbieta Ramanauskiene (Ro-
man) ,gyv 1898 E. II St., isvyko
'atostogq ilgesniam laikui j Ka-
-lifornija pas ten gyvenanti SUI
nQ. E. Ramanauskiene yra zino-
ma kaip susipratusi lietuve ir
tremtiniq biciule.
Evening star., 1951-01-30
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc (cont.)

MAfD-Would like to place my intelli-
gent and capable maid. With me 4
yppsS; 5M-dayy wk. Live In or out.
C0LoRED GIRL desires day work or
regular ps9lna. housework; $6 and carfare.
COLoRED WOMAN wants work; 75c
COLORED GIRL wishes lob. stay
nights, or regular Job. Excellent ref
erences. HU. 7147.
GIRL. colored. wants morning and
day thru Thursday. TR. s67l.
CoLoRED WOMAN wants day work
Monday and Wednesday. Good ref
COLORED GIRL, good references,
enss asssres De. Snila asa4 ssFe for employed par
COL0RED GIRL wants general
hhoonsework. days a week. HU.
coIo5REp GIRL desires part time
rS.r Wopk sfter school; CAN co. e0e9.
q children. be: OBS. ~ 'aie
COLoRED WOMAN, competent, re-
liable. wants work; sood cook and
houseworker; best references; $40
GIRL. colored, wants general house.
work for employed couple: fond of
children. Or day work. NO. 1851
GIRL, colored, wishes part time, full
time OF, day work. Call HU. s557
COLORED II. S. GIRL desires part
time. after school mothers helper
or baby-sit. co. 1880.
RELIABLE tcolored) woman. desires
days work: laundry preferred: ex-
perienced. AT 96f4.
CLEANING AND HOUSEWORK; 3
days week. from s am. to pm,
desired os coiored lady. DE. sl5s.
HoUSEWoRK. experienced; 5-dav
week; cleaning or ironing. ST. 7437.
81
COLORED GIRL. wants regular lob
or part-time work, as maid: good
reference; Telephone 10. S-5157. I"
dc. at home; will do family wash; !;
ref. NO. S1S9. -3n
Evening star., 1951-01-30
ROOMS WITH soARp

Dupont CIRCLE AREA. 1925 New
HampShire ave. n.w.-Has lovely,
large. dble. rooms for ladies'; also
vacancy Tor man: telephone service
DrTs CLUB MAsoN Msf1Ss}SsGn No 6nd s7sS social
sl5 EMERSON ST. N.w.-single rrn..
ennti;o empii; gil; pvt; home with young
WENDELL TERRACE - Large. COM
Portable. warm rms. sgl,. dbl. triple;
hv. rm.: good food; excel, trans: S4S
1foI nii pta2 ista N.w.-1ivins room, bed
room bath; for 3: also double; small
single; Selective menus: switchboard.
11Oi QUE ST. N.W.-Good food, clean
tatinn tatmi %Sla ao 4os5 4aeofTice; good TRANSPORT
BLAIR MANSION INN-Nr. Walter
Reed. Lge. and small rms: fine
1899 1920; Tree parking, SH; 33l7. 80
meals meals; consenial group; Tv. MI.
NEAR WALTER REED. 1906 5l st5 st.
clean home; excel. meals: empi.
THE MARIETTA, Is fs2g gooI 18th st.
n.w.-Nice rooms for young men;
water, phones in rms: excel. board.
COLONY CLUB. 3O32 Nn.w., oeoree-
town-Vacancies for refined Govt.
employees. Colonial home nice at
mosphere, good food. DU. O1I6
1875 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Good food;
large redec. rms; soc. privil., maid
service. tel, laundry rni.; employed
girls or boys; dbles.. triples, S55 mo.
up; ST. wk. up, "a nice place to live"
DE, 1856. share spec. $50 ea."
Evening star., 1951-01-30
RMS. fURk.-MD. 8 VA.

ARLINGTON-Nicely furnished room.
Csir tw1n 6eds' cony, to Navy. Pentagon.
Tako0s TSI;, Sxeps p.Rn ea41 after $50: -
| double room all on one fioor near ear
6sth; unlim. phone; new home; 81.
ARIINGToN tsouth,-Master mr bd1m..
wi'h sn'h pStn twin beds next to bath; close
esIo S. 18th ST, ARI.-Furnisbea
gprivils. with icebox If desired; COW.
Navy Annex. Pentagon. CH. 6556.
Arlington. RI s rt,s.,. Unusually well-furn.
Pentagon; ride, breakfast avail;
boPfL sSPs XII e5sTs oM S64s so: S5n
bles, ST. per week. fst-class sJ: restsu- tau
rant, home-coo meals THE
CASTLE INN. Forest Glen, Silver
Spring. Md. 81. 5533. 81
ALEA,-Private bath single rm.; u
min. s1SR doWatoTn Wash Ria Pe95Hs09 oH sssi 70
CLARENDON. 1915 N. 18th ST
Bedroom for girl or woman. well
sso m0heh r JA in I5Sss pTj2ss.
nome, 70 minutes Airport. Is min
Gies to Pentagon. Call after pm,
SILVER sPRING-single or double;
new qfT mouse; use nice neighborhood. Cali
CHEVY CHASE-suite. sitting rm..
pvt. bath, bedrm., phone, parking:
,,r or ADULTS. Call WI. 1878. 3
pleasant; quiet home; kit. privils.:
COW. transp.; empl. cpl. WA. 2S77.
2, NICELY FURN. RMS. in country
Call 10. $4,000. 40
Evening star., 1951-01-30
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcon..

PAPER HANGING, painting. speciaI
low prices; work guaranteed. Do il
now and save. SPIGEL, ia. S92S,
PAPERHANGING-Reasonable prices,
good work; white mechanics. A. T
GEORGE. DI. 0l06. 80"
PAPER HANGING, 81 UP per room;
1850 washable sunfast papers; work
guaranteed. GE 42S3. GE 243l
PAPERING - Broom. 2-story hal
home, low as $s5; do own work;
PAPERING, PAINTING. plastering
floors. all kinds home repairs; neat
clean work; reas.; prompt attention
PLASTERING a speciality: large and
small Jobs. new or old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723.
PLAsrERING AND REMoDELING-
work guaranteed. Call after pm.
LU. 4-3065. 80
PLUMBING AND HEATING, remodel.
ing and repairing: personal service
low prices. free estimates. WA. 1924
before 7:30 am. and after 8 pm.