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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. 12o-bass, with case,
S125. Call Greenbelt 664S. 30
ADDING MACHINES-Rent new
Remington adder 3 mos. for $50
Rental applies on purchase CEN
TRIAL. 2019 14th st. NV. HU. 5121.
ADDING MACHINE Burroughs. elec
trio Reconditioned Guaranteed
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
S13 l4th st NV
AIR CONDITIONER. Chrysler Air.
Temp, k-h.p. console, S75. DE
$500. Ext: lis. or GE. .4073. -2s
AIR CONDIT1ONERS-Eew and re.
conditioned; sold rented exchanged
serviced: fully guaranteed; sharp re.
ductionS on entire stock recondi.
toned units. Immediate installa'
ton. Easy terms. BISHOP EQUIP
MENT &C.; Or; 4769
dow unit. This unit is perfect, ha!
been thoroughly checked and worr
parts replaced. paid S125 for Il
before having 1t serviced and ther
found out that it will not fit il
our 94ss easement yindows. snNs viii sell fol-
AIR ne .coNb1rioNRR-window Mi S1ssRT til type;
segsf seg dg factory grnS 9Sl $50 sss
cash; cash EYES" yss" lis Aspen ST. Chevy bs
AIR fRaset ctoSb1r1oNER Mf New ~ a.*ton
sacrifice iS wdHS sIsS. ESies En-. sso5. Seo I mo
PHILCO, A-ton ivory
case, window model; cost S379;
peri: cond.; no trouble; transf.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

STONE. CEMENT AND FLAGsToNE
We specialize in stone retaining
walls tiaestone patios, walks; steps
II it's stone or cement work OF any
type you want call JERRY LU
i--4756, for a free estimate
ADDRESSING to your
Specifications; reasonable rates. re-
liable service. Call AL. 1419. %"
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AWNINGS
Repaired reasonably. sH. 1923.

ohtCh La LhTfNu-rlrepiaces steps.
Ing x rHHNANi AIN h'''je''o9si Jo geisa4 aa'a'f
porches and frepiaces. retaining
walls. etc: class Jobs. Also con
s91s ersts yn, work RI RINALD1 & CO., FIR
BRICK WORK walls. = nehimneys, y:
cARpESTEk Ar ES5h sSsS Work M femsdelne Sa1s and
cabinet work, cement work, painting
= and dsscorating. II. 8-7072. -2e
xndow. SG5s 1uFa ETC. rfRsi Rss. e. sHms ss74 doors
CARPENTRY; no lob too small; by
hour or contract. W. BURGESS,
ST; $3.50; ewes, 81. 5000. IA
ing ing reerfrten ea ss,eT T attic aeat.ORS 1SAa
CARPENTRY - General remodeling.
cabinet work and store fronts, Call
MR; LAWRENCE RA, 9703
Ing ing agd I'd fegstrs' T4sH General con5Fact-
CEMENT; also asphalt. rubber and
brick tile work. Easements made
over. CONRAD. GE. 1896. 25'
CIOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrlcall,
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
RoOTER, phonr RA sSss any day
any night
DRivEWAYs. sidewalks our specially
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION. re-
pairs, short circuits, small Jobs done
Immediately. Call RA. 1922 any time.
FENCE Galvanized chain linz ali
posts II concrete: immediate erec.
ssn onn, Get g oss n esss esun. f0F 's sss g
evenings and Sunday. WA. 1881.
FLAGSTONE WORK
Stone cement walks steps ane {
MARcUCCIo sH. 1850
FLOORS sANDED and finished. Whit,
MECHANICS, reduced prices. c. r
COVER, WA. 1868 any time.
FLOORS. SANDED snd npisned .Aols
ens5oR enSss @fas sERv,ck 4ss Va as'i i,aa PAYloF
FLOORS SANDED and finished with
seal and hot wax: 16c SO Il. KEN.
FGKSfrrkH TTRf EkPof REfiNIsH1NG ri s'4o W,
make old furniture look like new
CAMERA REPAIR
Movie equip. tforeign or domestic)
Open Sat. from 9 am. to pm
BRENNER. 933 Penna. ave. NV.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS of any kind
free estimates. Cali any time. EN-
653S. RAY E. ROBERTS. 22'
PAINTER. interior. exterior; reason,
s6ls; rsferences; free estimates, I
PAINTING, PAPERING. PLASTERING
done ealpePFe'iBSs cali FR 8sS2. foF 'oO 25 en
PAINTING interior and exterior
neatly done by 1st class white me-
ehanlc, Free estimate. LUDWIcK
PAINTlNG,, pAPERING. First f clas,
workmanship: work done immed-
lately. MR.. PCAT, GE. 5643. 21'
PAINTING, interiors and exteriors
All work guaranteed. reasonable
WHITEHORN, RE. 1926. 2I'
PAINTING. expert. white mech5., free
estimates; work guar. SH. 3S39. 22'
PAINTING interior and exterior, by
able white man. Best work for
less. Free estimate. Ii. 6-22Ss;
PAINTING AND FIXING RooFs
nc H6delI4s; 44sa. quick service j. HUM HUI
PAINTING = Reas. prices; quality
workmanship material; guaranteed;
do own work; white. 81. 9S46;
PAINTING and notwithstanding
MR. LAWRENcE RA. s7os,
PAINTING-For . lob well done al
a price you can afford to pay. cali
JU 1928 after 3 pm 30
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LEARN TYPING
Sc MONTH

Choice OF Hours from 0 a.m.-o pm
TYPING SCHOOL
t4O6 q St NV STerlinR 1859
COLoRED-COLUMBIA PIX school.
ITO l st. NV. We teach typing,
and switch board in a period of 5
weeks; after course is completed
we have 100 openings to place you.
ME. 5227. -23
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WANTED. ride to Salt Lake City
Aug. 1T or near; young male stu.
dent; share exp. and driving. DU.
nptv5;vc za15; BoNNEY; S0 NI1Yr;no,u 49,, 80
"a can take . or 3 passengers; re-
turn by 30th; one way or part way;
references exchanged. Box 107-K,
Star
DRIVING TO Ell PAsO, July %. de-
sire passengers; share driving. ex-
penses; AD., 2400. Leave mes
WANTED SOME ONE TO SHARE driy.
ing and expenses in 81 Packard
to Texas. LIT. KELLY. OR. 1896
20s
GOING TO FLA; will take l or {
passengers; coming back in 2 or :
wks. Call LA. 6-7161 any time dur.
ing day. or IA. 1891, 7-9 am. 20
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SALESLADY
SalesWomen Wanted

We are, seeking 8 hIrh-c.ass sales
counselors. who want interesting.
permanent employ ment in spe-
clalized neld where earnings can
exceed $500 to 5000 per month on
2 liberal comm 'ssior and bonus
basis. You could find no finer work
ing conditions. II you have had
experience in direct sales fields,
insurance. real estate. sales coun-
selors or any contact with the
public. then you have the back
ground for the. tremendous pos
Sibilities, which this opening offers.
Thorough training will be given in
q special course. Yod must have a
car and present q neat appearance,
between the age Of 80 to 90 years.
hsads LEADS, furnished an6 4 YOU qualify
not telephone but rec Mr. Robe
son between 10 am. to 12 noon
FORT LfNcoLN CEMETERY
1901 BladensburR Rd. NE.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE-Colored girl desires
child care for empl. parents; colored
family preferred. CO. S431.
COMPANION to an elderly lady
very good references, plus practical
nursing or very light house keeping
experience. FRANCES M. DAVIS.
GENERAL HOUSE WORK; have refs. :;
will stay 2 nights week; no phone:
age 45.. 3765 Grant st. ne. 81
helper or baby sitter. Ii. 7-4926.
GIRL, colored. wishes baby sitting
Job or mothers helper. Phone HO.
62O2 20'
WOMAN, colored. wishes day work
or part-time work; references. AID.
NEAT colored girl desires gh.w.,
good laundress and cleaner, plain
cooking. IL to 3; no Sat. Sun, or
a99lidays; s9n G'sss very good ref. ST. 4573;
cSIoRE6 81 Msek' GIRL desires general
heuseEors FS sxa9 and child care; live in.
coIoRED GIRL desires full time or
days work; exper., refs, reliable;
COLORED MAID desires work in
home, ONCE. or store; rets. Ii
coLoRiE;D WOMAN wants . days
work q week. MRS. A. BLACKWELL,
1903 Randolph st. NV. RA. 7249.
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BRICK
RRTCKS

HALF MILLION GOOD USED BRICKS
ARROW WRECKING CO.
100 8. Capitol st.. Ii. 3-226l.
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PLASTER BOARD
. Sheetrock. 4xs. s1.6o.

1902 Minnesota ave. ne. Lu. 4-oboo
PLUMBING MATERIALS - water
heater. disposal units, Bendix wash
er, plumbing fixtures, new and used.
Large supply of plumbing materials.
g ever nossay s5esks roush s1oe and finish: JOHN
REFRIGERAToR, FriEidaire. aR 7-cIeft. 7of
RADIO, Meissner, S-i0o3. AMIN
tuner with, 15-watt h,f. ampiiier.
5xreb 5xpsrienced engineer win advise on
Il 5e766. SpstNeF; ss a eyes,s wsekdass' ss
and sun. oil. 1850. Price. sias.
REFRIGERATOR. Frigidaire; Slid
REFkiGERAT0Rs. US; USED. "a Is mz1 Gu
good cond;; IDEAL for summer cottage
Of apt; $50, call oW 1000 ss
RfrR1GERaTosfRaMay1s4 E I e;E1i Tssfaays cu - co,.
~ iR2t set 'TS XII WI! ss5si sill Or trade for
Iaar' hSe eonew' new runs perfectly; Sl20.
KiEAfEiiia5ER4s1oR, Il Hotpoint, eft. siNaS new
REFRIGERATORS (31, gas, ant, Size.
$35 each; also Coldspot new unit
REFR1SsERSsfokRLN Ell 1SssEEfss1 RN sss2ii ss2ii 40
range; good condition; Sl75 or best
oner. KI. S-172I. 2Os
kEFkiGEkArOkS, up 70 4Oz disc,
On all floor models; last yr's models
s1sshed an.ij saSy soy.f terms ms, ,og:a @ ssss.
1911 Nichols ave Sc LU 4.7000
REFRIGERATORs
$50 up: We also service, AABACo
SERVICE CO. rear I446 Irving st.
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SITUATIONS WoMEh

CASHIER, experienced; evening shift
in hotel dining room or restaurant:
COLLECTION TELLER in bank or
real estate ONCE; experienced: sal
ary, $1,000. Box 11S-K. Star. 22'
DAY h CARE-FALLS CHI, VA.-Re-
not over 2 yrs. JE. 3-796s. 81
GIRL, colored, desires work as nurse S
aid or receptionist. HU. 7945.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, high type, COL
lege background. exp. light tech
nique. clerical and X-rays; nom
drinker or smoker; energetic and
sttrae; available soon. For 40-44
cash ss WIKI j3eoe sa1sry Isss Ws.. 15% sox of
NURSING-Private duty , in homes.
rsssIsn.sl BABIES and small hes CHILDREN. Local
NURSE-Trained. white,
refii;, reefii; priyase ,a sssn Eases only. Day or
TxfNe !sFIE,is .a1.,oaS9 A. E, many
WOMAN ATTORNEY. age 80. mem
Department Of Justice, desires
legal JOB with private firm. Box
Az sI-f. .kxEc. ear sEcrY. desires position sS
Best refs; $3.50 mo. min. Box
GRAD. Rad PRACTICAL Ssaa: NURSE, ~ Years Yea
experience institute and hospital
work; IL; 7:odI1. Best ref. 2o'
desire desires teaching Pc. pos; or work with
BERG. AIS s. 9th St.. Arl.. Va:
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DINING ROOM


DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us
20% TO 50% ON NEW SAMPLE
CLOSEOUTS: = LOOK AT THESE
RGAINS:-Mahog Duncan Phyfe
drop-leaf table was $500. now
S37 .25; solid lined ash ext. table
and 4 chairs was S99.50, now
S67 80; fine mahog: 9-piece dining
or maple dlnette table and 4 chairs
was S69.50, now S47.50, mahog.
corner cabinet was S109.50, now
S74.50; many more bargains too
numerous to mention. open Saturday
all day.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
o07 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash
DISHWASHER-GE, opens at TOP.
Never been nged WA 02A0 80
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hELP WOMEN Cont !

BEAUTY OPERATOR. white. Sc.
shop. 10 to z. Sat. to 4. Jonas.
TR 1921, 21S
BOOKKEEPER, excel. salary for pri-
vate school In Arlington. Cali Gil.
1900. s am. to 5 pm. weekdays.
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FURNITURE SALE

IS tables (din., kit. lib.). So up; 81
beds and springs, new cond., $1O up
81 chests of drawers. S14.50: $50
chairs tail kinds. So UP; 10 chif-
forohes, SIS; 1S china closets. $50
to S2S; vanities, chairs. bookcases.
etc. Free parking. D. c. SURPLUS
SALES, 511 New Jersey ave. NV
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

LINOTYPES. three model es, complete
except motor and driving gear,
I magazines, running perfectly when
dlSmantled recently. $3.50 each
where Is as Is. Call C. H. Ruth III.
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CO..
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BUILDING MATERIALS

large stock OF good used lumber
flooring, doors windows. plumbing
pipe. boilers anc radiators at
b1rgain prices HECHrNGER CO
18th and q sts ne AT 400
BUILDING MATERIALS
Large stock good used lumber: all
sizes; free OF nails; specials. half:
million-ft. good flooring. good used
brick; pipe, all sizes; lge.,, stock
soil pipe. plaster board. stone.
marble. doors, windows. steel plate,
boilers; l0Ge discount cash and
carry. we deliver. Visit our yard;
hundreds of bargains.
ARROW WRECk1NG CO.
HOO So. Capitol st. Ii. 3-2eo2;
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STAIR BUILDING,
DOOR HANGING

LGE. JOBS PREFERRED
o. R. HALL. Call WA. 1897 between
d and p.nl. -2a
"Bondstone" applied over and
surface; beautify and increase the
value OF your home; free estimate
terms if desired CAPITOL CONTR.
CO., Bethesda. Md. WI. 6S06. 30
TELEvISION SERVICE, S1.50 plus
parts. Call LA. 6-9131.
rELEyIsloN REPAiRs = Same day
reas rates IN town ~ 4-7o00.
elec. hand sanders. floor sanders,
wax, paint. steel wool. etc. L. T.
FOLK. 1922 wisconsin ave. n.w-22
WATERPROOFING OF ALL KINDS;
cement work: all work guaranteed.
ROBERT E. PRICE. DI. 1923. 23s
ODD CARPENTRY WORK. Done at
reasonable rates. Call GL. 237S.
INTERIOR. EXTERIOR PAINTING.
Quality materials and workman
ship. Reas. rates. GEO. M. BISHOP.
Better SCREEN YOUR PORCH
while ! have material; free esti.
mate. Phone ewes. 81. 3942.
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Chinese rug, Early American sofa,
footstools, needlepoint tops, some
bric-a-brac; no dealers. HU. 5249.
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$26 up: We also service. AABAco
SERVICE CO.. rear l446 Irving Sd.
NV NO. 1900.
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PiaNOs FOR RENT-Modern spinets,
give you a credit II you buy later
ST; $500. PIANO MART. INC.
iUio 7th st. NV. Dust above thx
PICKET FENCE, 12 feet By 12 feet
Win gate; excel. for child play pen.
1855.
PIPE, galvanized. black, cast iron, Gun
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS, 3O56 III
81 n ". NO 7Sn2 WA kkni
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White. Age 30-45. Hotel or hospital
exper. preferred but not required.
Good salary and working conditions.
Uniforms and meals furnished while
on duty. Apply housekeeper. DOC
TORS HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye st. NV.
DO
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BULLDOZER, Clitrac B. g.; fne op-
Grating order: will sell reasonably;
Evening star., 1951-07-08
Dewey Boards Cruiser,
Chats With New Workers
BY the As.oeiofed Press

YOKOSUKA. Japan, July T.
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey visited the
heavy cruiser Helena in Yokosuka
Harbor today and met a number
iof crew members from New York
and from his old home State of
Michigan.
Look. here's a man from my
old home town of OWosso," Gov.
Dewey exclaimed to his party as
he shook hands with Seaman John
Cournyer.
Another Michigander was the
Helena's commanding officer, Capt.
H. o. Larson of Manistee, who
earlier today received the Legion
OF Merit for services in Korea.
In the midships section, Gov.
Dewey encountered 81 men, stand
ing at attention. All proved to be
New Workers. He shook hands and
chatted with each.
Evening star., 1951-07-08

A holdup man last night used a
pistol to beat young gas sta
ton attendant and then robbed
him of SITE, police reported.
The attendant. Marion W.
Poore, II, of Arlington, was on
duty at the Sunoco Station at
4901 Wisconsin avenue NV. when
the bandit walked into the office
He was wearing dark glasses and
held a pistol in his hand.
Police quoted Mr.. Poore as say
ing the holdup man made him
turn around and then he was
struck on the head with the pistol.
He fell to the floor, partially
stunned, and then was forced to
open the safe.
The bandit ran out and jumped
into waiting automobile, driven
by another man, Mr.. Poore told
police. He went to Georgetown
Hospital for treatment.
Gouldins Service Station at
South Capitol street and Nichols
avenue also reported the loss of
1881 to a sneak thief sometime
yesterday afternoon. Someone took
a metal box, containing the cash,
from a closet during rush of
business, according to William I.
Wilkins, the manager.
Evening star., 1951-07-08
Films on 300 Subjects
To Be Available for
Fairfax County Pupils

Movie films on more than 300
subjects, including meat packing,
Julius Caesar and parliamentary
procedure will be available in
September to classes in Fairfax
County schools.
John H. Rice, assistant SUPER
.lntendent of schools, said the film
program, started in 1884 with
a few shoWings, has risen to
regular place in teaching proce-
dure. Last year, prints of $40
films were shown 5,670 times to
elementary and high school STU
dents.
In 1948-49 there we're fewer
than 1000 bookings.
The film library is maintained
at the School Board Office at
Fairfax.
Students can see films on George
Washington and Daniel Boone, as
well as Julius Caesar. Other his
torical movies include The Old
South" )" Our State Capitol" and
Story of Our Flag"
Students also have an oppor-
tunity to observe the type of work
performed in various occupations,
such as an electrician, secretary
and highway engineer.
Industrial films include, PRO
ducing Crude OIL" Sewage Dis
'posal," and Smelling of Copper" j"
High school students studying
psychology observe movies entitled
Are You Popular" Feelings of
Hostility" and Feelings of Rejec-
ton"
Nearly all the Aims are ac-
companied by sound. They are
bought by the School Board after
they are previewed by a teacher,
a group Of students, and a super
visor. They now cost about 5000
each.
Other films are available from
the State Department of Educa-
tion library at Richmond.
Evening star., 1951-07-08
Ninth Term Sought
By Mayor Torvestad
In CoImar Manor

Mayor John N. Torvestad of
Colmar Manor, the dean of
Prince Georges County mayors,
will seek his ninth straight term
in that community's election
Tuesday.
Nj. Torvestad has served as
mayor for 16 years and was a
town councilman for four years
before that. He will be opposed
Tuesday by Olin Merchant, a
printer.
Two of the four counciLnen are
up for reelection, both with
opposition. First ward Council
man Joseph Slaughter is opposed
by Joseph Terenyi, former
councilman; and ndrew c.
Tackitt, third ward councilman,
is opposed by Ivey Andrews.
The terms of Councilmen Rob-
ert V. Yost. second ard, and
Henry w. Hill, fourth ward, do
not expire until next year.
Polls will be open from noon
until 8 pm. in the Municipal
Building, Lawrence street and
Forty first avenue.
Evening star., 1951-07-08

There's nothing like the new Dodge OriAow
Ride! Unbeievably smooth level over
ruts cobblestones, chuck holes. Actually turns
roughest roads into boulevards ;. D.. floats" you
down roads that stop other cars.
Evening star., 1951-07-08
Burmese Ban Records
As Needless Luxury
By the Assoeiofed Pres

RANGOON,-If you want to
set up here as disc Jockey make
sure you bring your records along.
The Burmese government does not
allow their Importation, regarding
them as a luxury its austerity-af :
hlcted subjects should do without.
Section Nv of the Trade Control
Order provides an out. This per-
mlts phonograph records to enter
the country in any quantity and
TO any value provided they are:
l. Intended for personal use. 2.
Form part of your personal bag
gage. xsaaMuE
Evening star., 1951-07-08
Gas Attendant Beaten Private Rushes Here for Birth
And Robbed Of S179Of Son, Dies of Heart Attack

| Pvt. Edward L. Hailstorks, 81
Iyear-old former District street
cleaner. got a hurry-up telephone
call last Tuesday at Fort Knox
KY, where he had been taking
his Army basic training.
The young Negro, drafted in
May, was about to become q
father.
He got an emergency furlough
land "thumbed" a ride to Wash
Iington in an Air Force plane. Pvt.
Hailstorks felt faint when the
plane landed. He got a cab and
told the driver to take him to 1925
lStevens road Sc. where his
mother, Mrs. Ruth Hailstorks, was
waiting for him.
BY then, Pvt. Hailstorks' IT.
|year-old wife, Barbara, was in
childbirth at Gallinger Hospital.
Pvt. Hailstorks had to be helped
into the house when the taxi ar
rived about l am. Wednesday.
His mother called police of the
l1th Precint for help.
Casualty Hospital sent an am
bulance. But Pvt. Hailstorks was
dead when it arrived. And not
long after his wife gave birth to
a 7l2-pound boy. Edward, jr.
After an inuueSt "Wednesday
Pvt. Hailstorks' death was de-
Iclared due to heart attack.
Pvt. Hailstorks was graduated
from Cardozo High School in 1947.
He was married in May, 1850. and
then he went to work for the
District Division of Sanitation.
Pvt. Hailstorks will be buried in
Arlington Cemetery at 3 pm.
Wednesday after a funeral at
Ebenezer Methodist Church,
Evening star., 1951-07-08

wa ASos
One hundred
t h ir t y five
friends attend
ed the dinner
and dance.
Mr.. johnson,
of the Carl W.
johnson Travel
A g e ncy, 1919
Sixteenth street
NV, which rep
Iesents several
Swedish ship
ping firms here,
was decorated
by the Swedish
Evening star., 1951-07-08
Stage Stars TO Help
RCA Demonstrations
OF Color TeIevision
BY the Associoied Press

NEW YORK. July 7.-Stars OF
the stage and music worlds will
perform Monday for the first of a
series of demonstrations by Radio
Corp. of America of its improved
color television.
The first program will be seen
in color by neWsmen on color sets
at RCA's midtown exhibition
hall. But the telecast also can be
received on all the "a million
home sets III this area as RCA's
color can be viewed on black and
white TV.
Color telecasts of the Columbia
Broadcasting System. now in COM
mercial operation under approval
of the Federal Communications
Commission. cannot be received on
black-and-white sets without add
ed equipment or alteration.
Direct View Tube Used.
RCA will show it's programs on
sets equipped with its Tri-Colo1
direct view tube that produces
the color image directly on the
tube face.
With CHS method, color Is
produced by motor driven trans
parent color disc revolving in front
Of black and white picture tube
Performers in Mondays RCA
color telecast will include stage
actress Nanette Fabray, singer
Yma Sumac, dancer Ray Malone,
Bob Smith and his puppet "Howdy
Doody'', and announcer Ben
Grauer. Conover models also will
give brief fashion show.
Start At 9 AM.
The first of the days three
color telecasts, at 9 am. (EST),
will be over the facilities of the
National Broadcasting Company S
television station, WNBT. But
since it is under an experimental
authorization of the FEC. the
station will have to use its ex-
perlmental call letters. Demon
strationS at l and 3 pm. (EST)
will be by closed circuit and
will not go out over the air.
The showings will continue
three times daily for the remain
der of the week for industry OBJ
servers.
Evening star., 1951-07-08
VenezueIuns Must Vote

CARACAS.-Members of Vene-
zuela's armed forces are not per-
TO vote. But other Vene-
zuelans, both men and women
who have reached 81 are COM
PEELED to vote. Fines are provided
for those up to IS who fail to vote
Persons serving prison sentences
are not eligible to vote.
Evening star., 1951-07-08
S1.l2 Saves His Pride

When the tenant of a city,
owned house at Derby, England,
offered to pay SLIP a week more
rent SO that he would not be sub
sidized by the taxpayers, his offer
was accepted.
Evening star., 1951-07-08
Carl ". Johnson Honored
By Party on 6Oth Birthday

Carl w. johnson, knighted by
the King of Sweden in 1914, was
honored on his Goth birthday
last night by a party at the
Evening star., 1951-07-08

Fourth and D streets Sc. His
father. Navy Yard employe. died
in 1914. A veteran of World War
I, he is buried in Arlington Gem
eterV.
Evening star., 1951-07-08

King with the Fasa Medal IN
1882. Later he received Sweden S
Tercentenary Medal.
Mr. johnson is a member of
the Sons of Norway, the Loyal
Order of Moose, the 400 Social
Club and is also a Mason. He is
an authority on Swedish history
Evening star., 1951-07-08

Indian reservations in Wash
lngton contain about 1888, 900
acres.
Evening star., 1951-02-23

Step-End TobIe-24kxl4", stands
z6" high. Tier TobIs. -" top; shelf,
2o"; stands z7N high. Coffee Table.
sIsss inssrs; top. z7hxl7A; l7M"
teII. Drum TobIe. apron edge top 2o"s
stends rs" high.
Evening star., 1951-02-23

Inspired backgrounds for
whether woItowo luscious shades
gold and beige combination Reduced this
OBJECT qualities
KnnnS-R -Ros-Th Floor
Evening star., 1951-02-23

Four matching styles authentic 9th Century designs Richly
grained mahogany veneered tops hand rubbed beautiful
finish tables you be proud own Buy them these
sovings!
Kanns-Furniture-Fo
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HYATTSVILLE, MD.
IEWISDAI-E

LEWISDALE
1900 BLOCK CHARLESTON PL.
Lovely 3-bedrm. ramblers on attrac.
tive wooded lot; 3 spacious bedrms.,
large cheerful liv. rm. with fire.
place and picture window. complete
GE equipped kit. full dry bsmt.:
conv. to Univ. Of Md. express bus,
stores and school Price, SIS,5OO'
OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
~ SH. 0440. SH. 1871
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1915 HANDY ST.
Silver Spring-Make this a must on
your list of homes today. This
delightful 2-bedrm. brk home with
full bSmt.. beautifully Handicapped
lot, lge. kit. can be all your for
only $1,000 down, monthly pay
ments like rent: terms, cash or
trade. Directions: Out Ga, ave.
to Dennis. right on Dennis to Inn
wood, left on Innwood to Handy.