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FOAM RUBBER

FOAM RUBBER
Factory nodded upholstered furniture
cushions, mattresses. pillows. or by
seats, boats, cribs, benches, etc
ANY QUANTITY. Prices adjusted
to new low rubber prices. LATEX
FOAM PRODUCTS CO., S07 H st
NV. d.. 05s7.
FREEZERs, Nationally advertised
brands: save up to 20%: 10 mos. Il
pay. ALPERSTEIN'S ELECTRIC
VILLAGE, S513 Piney Branch I'd.
8. S.. Md. Ju. $4,000 Open till
minus motor; $50. 10. 3-7160.
FREEZERS
Big savings on popular sizes ant
brands. Compare our low prices
Open ewes.
American Service Center
BS5 North Glebe Rd.. Arl. OW. 7722
FUR COAT, Chinese kidskin, natura
gray, perfect condition; $3.50. Oh
FURNACE, National hot water; hea
average house: Sturtevant blowe
thermostat. aquastat, and tank, $2s
zA. 2716.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-22

TENTS
Carnival tent. .11x27 feet; gay colors,
in fine cond., at excellent price
MILLER BUILDING SUPPLY co.
11l5 Rhode Island ave. ne HU
6640.
TELEVISION RENTAL
So per week; small deposit. DOWD'S
TV. AIS Conn. ave. OR. 1900.
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REFRIGERATORS
Pay cash and save more on popular
brands and models. Open ewes.
American Service Center
5S5 No. Glebe I'd. Ar. OW- 1902
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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
cases in mahogany. walnut. light
oak, ayodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G St. NV.
EST hlishad / $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-22
FURNITURE
MARKED-DOWNS AT,E

MARKED-DOWN SALE
LIVING ROOM SUITES. SECTIONAL
SOFAS, S129-S239. STUDIO
COUCHES AND SOFA BEDS, $54'
5-PC. DINETTE, S39-SI19. DROP
LEAF TABLES, CHINA CLOSETS
CREDENzAS, DINING ROOM
SUITES. BLOND MAHOGANY
"TRIPLEX," $I79. DESKS, SEC
RETARIES. LAMPS. TABLES, MIR
RORS. HOLLYWOOD UNITS
COMPLETE, $57-S74.50. MODERl
AND CONVENTIONAL bedroom
SUITES. S129-$269. BOX SPRINGS
CHESTS, DRESSERS.
SALE SUNDAY, 1875
DAWSON FURNITURE CO.,
2245 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
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PRINTING PRESS

PRINTING EQUIPMENT, model
Linotype. cleo. pot; 8 and 10 point
Baskerville with italic mats; extra
p RhsazlSes PRESS VS. Ext sxis Cap, motor
RADIATORS furnaces, plpes, valves,
oil burners oil tanks BLOCKS,
$3.50 NJ st NV. NO 1903: 4610
BALTIC ave. WA 5501
RADIo-Hallicrafters sx4 ! eomm ~
RADIos-PhiIco portable. cleo. and
rm. size; sio. Phiico table model
50. Two consoles So and SIS. All
radios in fine cond. Must dispose
R q 1926 Bc-s 3S 9 eo@aunication re.
ceivers. ITO ", a. c.. from $50. AP.
RADIO. floor model. RCA. short wave
included SIS. Large canvas tar
putin, Sl5: 1915 Emerson St. nv
exDensive set s0n tabes AMshort
wave; excel. cond.; $40, 10. 1858.
RADIO PHoNo COMBINATION -
Zenith mahogany; 7S speed only; ex-
Gel, cond.; $50. 9l6 10th st. NV
RADiOoPHoNo COMB. stromberg-
Carlson, auto. changer, mahoe. case;
fine cond; SIS. 1929 31st pl. NV,
RA Ali o ePHoNocRApH, philco. auto.
matic record oo chanser, Al model;
RANGE, Westinghouse electric; In
RANGE e eene SO rris dd 70 6 ssS
Peri. cond 81. 1855.
RANGE. Roper, AZ in. long, with
table top. HO. 7845.
|RECORDER-sound Mirror tape re-
corder EXCELLENT. $125. New Web
sfr debating unit, .S65; Pen. tape
2$peed recorders. S115. Recorder
rentals. SIS day. SIS week. CO
RECORDs-2,ooo late release; mostl,
new. 4 for 81. HOPWOODS, stf
and K SITS. NV
RECORDS, collectors items, no junk
e each. BELL KINDS ANTIQUES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT As rpm. Over
100 albums. Best offer. VIII not sell
separately. OIL. 1921.
RECORDS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-22
STEEI

Angles. beams, channels, REINFORCING
steel from 70 inch to / inch. Lolly
columns A trusses, 25 and 80 #
long. GENERAL WRECKING Co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-22

FURNITURE, bedrm.; rocK maple q
pc. set. Also sgle; maple bed, sprinl
cond.; reas. 1923 21st pl. NV. EN-
Observation-Disclosures desk. solit
mahog. sectional bookcase, 80 In.
reIlaway bed. DI. 1896.
FURNITURE.Books, books! 10 ar. ant
abe ea rus ls szrS cResss
cational toys. TIE. 4134.
FURNITURE-Drop dinette Ia
BILE. $40; studio couch falmost new
S45; dresser, $25; chest Of drawers
tween is pm, ME. $500, Ext. SO
FURNITURE-Blond oak bedroom
suite, dbl. bed, Simmons mattress
and spring, vanity with mirror
stool, chest of drawers; S19S. HUI
DECENTRALIZATION suite, 4 pcs.
walnut, large pieces; girls bicycle
FURNiTURE-LiVine room. couch
chair. end tables, ETC.; baby car.
risge. play pen; good cond.; reas
FURNITURE-studio couch. s25; ma,
chine. SIS. WI. 9542.
FuRN.. mahogany. all types. M
dealers. Leaving country. Ap. $685.
after II am.
J FURN.-Blond oak breakfast set witt
2 leaves. used few months: feathel
pillows and bedding; Bendix wash
:; ing machine; other articles. Movini
from house into apt. 81. 3430. %
FURNITURE-Furn of Chev!
Chase home, incl. ANTIQUE clock Sc
and curio. EN-. 3409 till 9 pm.
FURN.-3-door nah. bookcase. hug
D gold-frame Georgian mirror. OR
FURNITURE. liv.-din. -bedrm.. maple
. mahogany; rugs; dinette set: porcl
furn.; clean; good cond. 1903 Conn
' ave. after 10 am. Sun. EN-. $3.50
Observation-Disclosures. Cooler
ator 7h-foot (new); 6-year guaran
tee: SITS.
j. Washing machine Easy, SIS.
Baby crib and spring, So.
Electric stove (4-burnef table mode
new units), Sic.
!: Mirrors (2). 24"x40", $3.50: 16"x44'
i 81; bevel edge.
|. Chairs (2), oak bedroom. S..
Kitchen table, $3.50.
t Piano stool, high back, S..
r Piano bench. $3.50,
J. PVT. OWNER; no dealers. 1881 II
St, NV.
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REFR1GERAToRs
S25 UP. We also service. AABACO
SERVICE CO, rear l446 Irving st.
NO 12n0
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

sMvERwARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry china, glassware and brio -
brac. D. Milestone. North $500,
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1893 Wis ave.
AUTOGRAPH letters stamp collec.
tons p ceins, gold, silver; worries.
BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
nome; cash, We do moving, storage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-22

TROPICAL FISH AQUARIUM with
beautiful fish; 2O-gal. stainless steel
tank, two filters, Magnus electric
pump and air lines and fittings,
metal stand. thermostat and Access
series. Cost new $125, will sell for
$50. Call ia. 4-169O Mon. thru
Fri. o am. to B pm.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Your Income Tax
All Who Made More Than $500
During 1850 Must File Return

your own 5000 exemptions on your
return.
But if she had 5000 or more in
come and files jointly with you,
you each get a $500 exemption
on that joint return. or a total
exemption of $1,000.
The problem of exemptions,
husbands, wives, deductions and
what forms to use will be ex-
plain more fully In later stories.
The Internal Revenue collector
has mailed most taxpayers the
forms on which to file their re-
turns.
If you haven't received yours
or need extras, you can get them
from the Internal Revenue coll
lector for your district.
Many banks and post offices
have forms for the asking. So
do many employers who keep a
supply on hand for their en-
ployes.
You can pay your tax in cash
or by check or postal money order.
Make the check or money order
payable to the Collector of In
ternal Revenue" for your district.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Good Weather Forecast
AT Mardi Gras Tomorrow
By the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. s. The
1851 carnival season. curtailed by
the national emergency and
hampered by bad weather. today
neared its climax-Mardi Gras.
Two carnival organizations. the
Krewe Of Adonis and the Krewe
of Hermes, will parade tonight.
But the main interest, was the
promise Of good weather for to-
morrow's festivities. Mardi Gras
was expected to bring partly
cloudy skies and temperatures in
the. high Cos or low 70s.
Thousands Of Orleanians and
visitors, thawed out after a week
of cold. watched five parades in
the city and its suburbs yesterday.
Service personnel from the New
Orleans area will provide the
King and Queen Of the newly
formed Krewe Of Patria, which
will furnish the main parade to-
morrow. -Four other organiza-
tions and numerous marching
clubs also will send out process
sions, and there will be general
masking by individuals from sun
up to sundown.
Evening star., 1951-02-05


married or single. for even a child
must file return if he had that
much income.
Most people had full tax with
held from their pay during 1850
and don't owe any now. The rule
holds: So long as their income was
$500 the return must be filed.
What about people who had less
than 5000 income. like people who
worked only during the summer
vacations? Do they have to file q
return? No.
Less than $500 Not Taxable.
No income under $500 is tax
able. And If any tax was with
held from them the Government
will give them a refund. The
only way they can get 1t is by films
a return, which lists what they
made and what was withheld.
Although income taxes were in.
creased by Congress In 1850
there's no change In how you fig
ure your tax. You'll just see it's
higher. that's all.
A couple of things are different
from last year. but they affect
mostly business and professional
men anc servicemen.
Businessmen and professional
men muslin addition to the reg
ular income tax form-use a sep
arate sheet called Schedule C"
for listing their deductions.
(The changes affecting service
men-those who served in the
Korean combat zone-will be ex-
planned at length in a separate
story in this series.)
New Tax Raise Due.
This year Congress seems certain
to raise taxes some more. But that
will affect 1851 income only. not
your 1850 income or your tax
return on 1850 income.
Here are a couple Of points to
keep In mind:
Be sure to sign your return.
When husbands and wives file a
joint return, both must sign it.
In every case where the wife
has no income, a couple can't lose
money by filing a joint return.
And a joint return will save a
couple money in most cases where
husband and wife both had in
come.
That's because husbands and
wives can split their income, each
claiming half. This throws each
half into a lower tax bracket, max
ing the total tax smaller.
5000 Exemption Allowed.
And remember. that each ex-
emption you can claim knocks
$500 off your income before what's
left can be taxed.
Each person filing a return gets
a $500 exemption for himself and
$500 for each dependent.
Unoer the income tax law a
wife is not considered a dependent.
But you get a $500 exemption for
her if she had no income or files
a Joint return with you.
Suppose she had incomes but 1t
was under 5000. Does she have to
file a return?
Not so long as 1t was under
$500 but unless she files jointly
with you, reporting her UNDER
$500 income. you get no exemp-
ton for her.
If her income was $500 or more.
she must file a return, separately
or Jointly with you.
If she files separately, she
claims her own exemption on her
return and you can claim only
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Lynbrook PTA to Heur Talk

DR.. Dorothy Whipple will ad-
dress the Lynbrook Elementary
School Parent-Teachers Associa-
ton on the subject Am I a Good
Parent?" at 8 pm. tomorrow in
the school auditorium, West Vir-
ginia avenue, Bethesda. Md.
Evening star., 1951-02-05

This is the first Of II stories exploin-
ing who must do whot obout his 1850
income tox return.)
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Your Income Tax
By james Morlow
A.xor;otsd Press SfoH Wrifer

If your 1850 income was 5000 OF
more, you must file an income tas
return on it by midnight of March
is, 1851, and pay in full any taz
you owe.
Even if you don't owe any tax
you must still file the return II
your income was $500 or more last
year. This goes for everyone
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
Home Of Radium Springs"
Anti-Semitic
Robert H. WiIIioms
CONTINUED from Poae 14zl

Continued from Page 147)
Washington columnists Joseph
and Stewart Alsop recently wrote
that probably these Senators are
faithful readers of Williams. The
Alsops reported this because they
know the Senators use Williams
smear material against General
Eisenhower and others. The AL
sops warned that "the sewers" of
anti-Semitism Citing Williams as
part of the sewage system) "are
threatening to well up into our
public life"
Neither Williams nor the Par
tisan Republicans "a California
smear group have any real i'm
portance in and of themselves"
the Alsops wrote. ''Yet they are
symptoms of something very i'm
portant indeed. We do not yet
hear open anti-Semitism on the
floor of the United States Senate.
Yet the attack on Anna Rosen-
berg early this winter stank of
concealed anti-Semitisn."
"The truth isl the Alsops said,
that too many of the more con-
sentative politicians of both par
ties, but particularly of the Re-
publican Party, are beginning to
suffer from a milder form of the
same vicious disease that shows
itself in this poison-pen litera-
ture." Taft sis of course utterly
free of the disease himself. Yet
thus far Taft has accepted the
support of the infected D." The
Alsops said that Sin the case of
Senator Mccarthy, he has even
seemed to encourage the infection
for political reasons"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

SHOW SPURS SALES STATE OF ISRAEL BONDS More
than 500 crowded gala Israel Bond Fashion Show and LUNCHEON
sponsored this week by the Philadelphia Council Of Jewish Wonen Or
State Israel Bonds Present show ka Chase
Og C who donated Of his Ogina creations the
who sold the Bonds Shown above with Mr. Casn Mk Benjamin
WeinrOh ef who sold $4,000 in Bonds and Mira Ruben who
sold Bonds different Funds raised through the
$SOOOOOO State Israel Independence Issue will make possible dramatic
reconstruction of the cOun and the absorption OF hundreds Of
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-15

tomb guropos, bob ein Iolber 3ipi-
l6enfou bon Wosfa1t oils eine grobe
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SiiBen getreten tperben. @s gettiigt,
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Sdyeinpro5eB gegen Den slmerifaner
(5ortiebltng ouf Seite 81
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Der Silam i'm Mnmarid

8is Dor 1pe,1isen Wonaten tpar oie
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8nbapeiter GrpreKnnssperiude

Ser nelteIte &onilift NIT oem 8u-
oapeIter Hegilhe tpuroe ourb hie ers
5mungene Sanoung zines m1erifani.
lhen 5lug5eugs berbeigefiibrt. Die
Ser. Staaten foroern Die unper5iigs
li6e sSreigobe Ser bier Slieger 1lno
Ser Grams portmaidine, oie nob rui-
Iiiben slngaben bon Somiet- -SGgerll
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par. Ga5 6lug5eug mar auf oem
@ee ppn groing in 9opern no6 Bel
grao, Inn einige Wteilen bon ieinem
&llrs abgeirrt ltno babel iiber l,ngari-
ibes @ebiet geraten.
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eSnt 8Dlferbnn0

9aB iib innerbalb Der 8ereintert
geationen eine &onaentrier1l1tg i'm
Stnne Der .Se0eraliIts" nibt poG-
5iebt aeigen aud Die 8orgGnge i'm
Balais be GbailIot in Haris. @s fam
BORT leste Bobe gu elmer re1t bebeu-
ia1netl DemonItration. gluf ban 60
glngsprogrnnnm Ser General Miient-
blp itano Die 8eiebu1rg elmer Meibe
gafan5en. Die tpihttgite bieier So.
fan5en aDar elm Sit I'm Si1erbeits-
rat. Der ourh oos Nusihei6en Sngo-
ilaipiens frei getporoen mar. I'm Sen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-15

Gerbanolunseit iiber oen falt Dor ei-
nem balben SSabr poreeldlasenen
Waffctitillitano bobin. @s lit iebr
unpubri6einlif, Dob man nod int
alten Sabr 81 einer enOgiiltieen Ser
ltdnoigllna fonlmen miro.
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Evening star., 1951-06-27

1t is expected that a new plant
will be opened shortly in England,
Mr.. Folger disclosed, and much
progress has been made in Europe
and South America.
Mr.. Folger paid tribute to
Thomas j. Watson. IBM presi-
dent, and noted that Washington
operations of the company have
been stepped up in the last year.
New sales records have been made
both in the United States and
abroad. Mr.. Folger is president
OF Folger, Nolan & Co. here.
d. C. Store Sales Top 1850.
Dollar volumes of Washington
department stores in May were
per cent above May, 1850, while
the total for five months of thi.
year was 8 per cent above a yeal
earlier. the Richmond Reserve
Bank reported today.
w. r. Milford, vice president il
charge of the Baltimore branch O
the Richmond bank. has resigned
effective July 81. to accept tn,
presidency of the County Trust Co
Of Maryland, and Donald F. Hag
ner, cashier of the branch, ha
been named as his successor
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Steel Makers Fear
Shortages Of Scrap,
Fuel and Transport
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June 27.-Threat-
ened shortages of scrap. fuel and
transportation in the coming win
ter already are worrying steel
producers, tn. Iron Age said to-
day.
Biggest threat is scrap, for II
production is to keep pace with
expanding ingot capacity, the in
dustry this year will need about
% million gross tons of purchased
scrap million more than was
consumed last year, the nationa,
Woodworking weekly said.
Steel men also are concerned
about the freight car shortage
the weekly said. The Defense
Transportation Administration has
predicted daily shortage of ur
to $4,000 cars for an indefinite
period beginning with the start OF
the wheat crop movement in the
next several weeks.
Fuel to fire the industry's fur.
'naces has been a perennial wintel
problem in recent years due II
shortages of natural gas in period
of extreme cold. the Iron Age Wen
on. And there is no reason to thinl
this year will be an exception. Ar
rangements to switch to standb,
fuels in emergencies have not al
ways proved satisfactory: som
production usually is lost.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, June 81 R).-Grains scored
on thu. Board of Trade today. Trading
buying was based in part on rather
unfayorable crop reports, which men
toned damage caused by .I,, excessive mois-
mained .nervouse, however. in view Of the
uncertain international situation
Wheat near the end Of the first hour
eorn a! = was h-f fsa' hishsr hiahas july 5ay $iss
sosbesns M were ere s-2h Gents cents higher, @ 1HIs Jui,
suadrsd sad pounds ara was sshsr to g ssD
The weekly Government. weather re.
port noted that wet weather has beer
The grain trade believes that .rn some = dam. lam
age has resulted from the heavy rains
and N ths N.brssta b ksns
time
Belief that France would be in the
oaa Sustain shes Tere Tsss ss bssn sso hfPs &
Of days. both Holland and Norway buying
Trade circles think domestic fiour demand
Is also due for pickup.
Weather developments also were q
factor In corn. Wet weather has moi
Nebraska; South Dakota and parts d
tion.
Despite these reports. there was some
selling OF distant corn deliveries against
purchases OF oats. Some grain men fell
that oats were relatively cheap at present
levels. even though 1t Is believed that new.
crop corn is selling below potential Gov.
ernment loan levels.
buying some July corn This activity was
dispelling recent fears that deliveries o!
the cash grain on July contracts would bs
large.