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APARTMENTS UNFURNisHED
TRACTIvE APARTMENT

ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT-Large
E;fGpsn EE93ms; LYING bd1S room room bedrooms,
dren or pets. II. 6-6SI1.
2 RMS; kit. and bath. See MR..
ARAMS s9a only at street. floor office
UNTURN. modern bsmt. apt; large
rmc, pvt. kit. and bath; no children:
NEG IaS me- sE Ii stGTqSS 12SSs after after 6 l
drews Field-Pvt. apt: liv rm.,
range; price. SIS month, incl
utilities, TW. 1881. 4
TAKOMA PARK. MD attractive
ssT stoTage 9sdrP py paren fRss adas lSf fssssts
incl, utils. sH. 1881. i
MEURILEE APIS Spacious ! and .
bedrm.. apts.., close to transp., elem
abs. and high school A.l shop, center and
2 blocks beyond Bladensburs HiGh
School. turn right. WA. 1921.
s49 51st ST. Sc. Apt. Lovely
modern 2-rm. kit. bath; $3.50;
Utils. included. GE. 5000.
and kitchen. semiprivate bath, utili-
ties furnished; req sonable. -
2 ROOMS. kit, bath. back porch 3
exposures, 4 closets: edge of Rock
Creek Park, facing Taft Bridge for
or : quiet adults. Box 62-M, Star.
sth AND INGRAHAM N.w.-6-rm
apt, partly furn.; SIPS. Adults;
utils: inelndsed. PA. 6252 ewes; after
e,RooM APT, partly furn.; s1oo
Georgia ave. NV. nv. RA. 6252; eyes.
616 II ST. Ne large rms, pvt.
40 LET TO-
FR- 7s6o; e, eves.. seiF Vi. sitS sI6s Incl sou
LARGE CLEAN BSMT. APT.-Utils.
incl, S35 mo. RA. 633S. Il
1928 SHEPHERD ST. NV rooms,
larse kitchen, bath. shower, phone
GIG D ST, s:E,-1st floor, 2 rooms.
kitchen: s57.6 per mo; includins
rs T ST. N.w.-Entire basement,
S+2: so mo: will furnish So so mo
G H: LALEGER, 1909 H st. NV.
DI 1919. Eve, GE. POSI-. 81
1918 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Desir-
able 1-bedrm. apt, in modern bldg;
premises after Z pm. or call Ma.
one. Snz l. AND rwo-BtpRM. APIS. Sl in
va rent, $50 and, 500 incl.
all utilities. Lee blvd. and Ft.
Mysr DIR; Gall r. NJ. CH. 357O
2.RM;. kit. din. and bath apts.--I
Available, Feb. l; rent, S67.5 incl
all utilities. 1900 block No. Ralfe
St, Arl.. Va. B. F. SAUL CO.. Ma.
LARGE LIVING ROOM. . bedrms..
kit. and bath; available Feb / 10|
minis. drive to Pentagon; GIL. 1926.
WINCHESTER APIS, Takoma PARK,
Md and 2 bedrms. with liv.
rm;, dinette. kitchen and bath;
SS4 50-S96. so, incl. util; mr. transn.
and shopping. SH. q152. 81. 623S.
NEW. modern ant, l bedrm; near
Flower ave. in Takoma Park; excel
transp.; rent. $3.50, incl. dtils.
BEDROOMS, lge. liv. rm. and kit;
Just completed; center of town,
Vienna. Va. 500 month.
JOSEPH w. SFAY CO.
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ROOMS WANTED

DISCRIMINATING WOMAN. consid-
sec. HUI. GIG. Ext 312. morns. %
EMPLOYED MOTHER room for self
and baby In NV; loving care for
baby. HUI. 625S. a
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TURNER'S
923 G. ST. NV, MA. 8157

BILLIARD and pocket tables and SUP
plies. tennis tables and accessories
poker taoles; CONN BILLIARD &
BOWLING SUPPLY CO. $40 9th st
NV DT 47!i
all equipment. NO. 3l6S.
BIRCH LUMBER, also cedar, cypress
fir, hemlock. locust, mahogany
maple. oak. pine. redwood, walnut
etc. RUCKER LUMBER, 1920 Will
son blvd. JA. 4-1234.
BRICKS-Face and common. or q
million. ALASKA COAL AND BRICK
co, MA 5SS5. OF 1900.
BRICKS. face and common, ans
quantity PENNSYLVANIA BUILD.
ING SUPPLY. AID 1900.
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-N.W.

1e14 MADISON ST. NV. = Com
Portable rm. in quiet pvt. home.
Conveniently located; man pre-
ferred: $50 mo. RA. 2142. 3
BRIGHT RIM. in cultured apt. home;
Protestant: for refined woman, empl.,
non SIN oker. CO. 5000.
COLLEGE STUDENT and Govt. empl. I;
clean and quiet room in pvt. home,
near American and GU. EN- 446S.
NICELY FURN. 2nd-f1. rm. adj. semi
pvt, bath; gentle home; reas.; /
empl adult, GE; 4714.
friends, S6 per week; good transp. !;
1871 MONROE ST. N.E.-Large front
double room; kitchen. phone, laundry
priVlls.; good transp. DE. $3.50. 2*
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1907 10th st. NV.
Newly dec. bed-living rm., firepl.,
semipvt. adj. b.. maid; conv. transp.
2 CONNECTING RMS, full-size bed
rm and studio rm., adjoining bath,
for . empl gentlemen or ladies in
pvt. home on Conn. at Nebr. Privi-
leges: OR. SO74 after 6 pm. 1.
LARGE. NEWLY DEC. RM.. next to
bath. in home of 2 adults, phone and
TV priVils.: conv. transp. ia. 1926.
340s DENT PL. N.W.-1 large
and also / single rm. reas.: conv.
transp.; pvt. home. HU. 7lS9. .
1875 ST. N.W.-Two rooms, twin
beds, one with Frigidaire, next bath
and shower Also single room. MI
BOLIVIAN CLUB.
l633 18th. hpsipess uoro.n. -,
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UPLAND

NEWEST CAFRlTz DEVELOPMENT
IN THE DISTRICT
IL MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN
Large rooms. plenty of closets, super
picture windows, built-in bookcases
ana cabinets, automatic washer and
dryer in every bldg, tenant recrea-
tion room, children's Fairgrounds;
school and shopping close by, bus
at the door
/ BEDROOM AT $3.50
. BEDROOMS AT $3.50
UTILITIES INCLUDED
AS or A-6 bus from 10th and Pa.
ave. RESIDENT MANAGER, 81 Gall
weston st. s.w. .
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CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
GARDEN APIS. IN THE DISTRICT
10 min, downtown via So. Capitol
Bridge Near Boiling Field
EXPRESS BUS SERVICE
! BEDROOM. qTILs; INCL. SO 50
Also Some Furnished Apis.
4242 4th st. Sc 10 2-9776.
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MlscL. FOR SALE Cont
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE-FURNITURE

= ~ AS4N4lAS ~ = ~ = ~ 4tA
923 G ST. NV. MA. 8157
Are In a position to outfit your 3,rm.
apartment for as low as S169. You
don't have to pay cash We will
give you liberal terms and will not
charge YOU any interest or finance
charges. All payments are made in
our. store. No finance companies to
deal with. Turner's S sell only brand
new furniture and buy only from
the pest furniture factories in this
country. For the bedrooms We will
give you a double bed, 5-drawer
chest and choice of vanity or dresser
In walnut or maple finish: for the
living room you get full inner
spring-constructed couch and one
chair. and for your kitchen. a 81
piece dinette in maple or white
enamel finish, All three rooms out
have. a two-bedroom apartment to
furnish. Turner's will outfit your
APARTMENT for as low as S24S, Shop
US before you buy, and save Re-
member, liberal terms arranged.
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ApTs. FURNISHED tcon..)

7o1 LoNGFELLow ST. N.w.-2-rm.
bsmt. apt, bath. utils., neat; expr.
bus; empl. married cple.: $42 80.
ARL. near Clar:-Entire 1st A., 2
10 min; Pentagon, b. C.; SI15 mo,
PORTLAND ST. S.E.WExcep. value
to right party; modern, 3 rms, kit,
s6a56 sa path Box aag1tf; sa1.f refs. required
asis Iii Lincoln IsbL RD. NE.MLiv. f.ar Z, rm
! bedrm., dinette, kit. and bath.
excel. furn.. incl. all utilities; $40
tors. %1; Sal Sah 5osa. r q. HUMPHREYS Real
kit pvt. bath. Cali & CO. ''Ss1:; 5aaa.
T;AKoMA PARK-Pleasant, Groom.
exposures, lovely neishborhood; tt3 hood 'seee ss3
incl utils;: avail Feb. 2; non
Carroll ave. At home after Ra' 4 PM, lns
S%p Sasir1h ssss: sr SIS ne mos H. H. BIB sffa
ATs54sk5AS;e5TTlyE. ]; three rooms. G fur
trshs1; ft!shs1 cpl ph0ns IA aas7 sasi1itlss COW.
Pleasant 2 or 3 rm. apt: ali utils
tturn.: ,conv transp. Reas. Shown
nst; 10 pm. IA. 1927. -6
l r. hM'' KIT s55. Ii. 3-4314. 1854
@sI5 55 PENNA. AVE. N.w.-Liv. rm.
nd and bedrm. comb; Ice. kit, semi
pvt; bath; gas, elec. and refgr.: $50
saa ana s55 Slrno PSF mo.
Mofp'ERaSs' f' as'.. APT. Fl. sIDe.-NewlyI sIGS de dec.
GRATED efficiency; comb. liy rrn he'd
Trm' Kit, dinette, pvt. bath. porch:
@039 N: H; Bedroom, bath, liv.
sm.' newly decorated; S65; includ-
ing limited maid service; non-house-
% keeping; .S;nT ~ Ho; $3.50. "a
bACHELoR APT. non-hskpg.; 2 ex-
affs Taft Brdse Gad sox e. %sia GsM service s,aG mr.
pvt. bath; S65, SIS. Also Ink. rm
Mr' M "a Dupont SEs, Circle. $40. TU. 1887
1a5! 3! "a PARK gSS2 RID. N.w-psr,t az
Ra Ems. an9a and bath; utilities furn;' $50.
sie$ 18Th ST. N.w.-1 room KIT
snd an, bath, $50 per month. % Shown wi
lsss sssSffa 18Th ST. anS S.wD:9 5 pm; rm, .,.,n.n
ara bath entire 3rd 'as'' H.; ! s'tSnes OF 3
ARLINGTON rms, apt. bldg
eeaut. furnT clean; near Col. VII;
800 mo-; 1-yr, lease. cH. ai65,
DUPONT CIRCLE-studio apt. large
rm. with fireplace. pvt. bath. in
elevator-serviced converted town
a0uin a2 nflI3its Ryt enST n bqtniate facilities
ALEx.-For 2 girls; liv rm.. 2 bed
utils. turn.; sla5. wv Wv. s67SlD 6S7aS8Dp1na' eyes
SOLID COMFoRT-10o sth st. ne,
rms, kit, bath, tastefully furn,;
,transp: at door. shown after s. 49,
1860 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Large
1st-f1. front bedrm, lge. kit, semi
private bath: well-furnished; $50.
1919 LAMONT ST. NV bedrms
liv. rm:. kit, bath; pvt entr.: ac-
commodities 4; S25 mo. ca. MI. 4102
BEDRMS.. liv. rm., kit. pvt. bath;
near Lincoln Park; good transp: 3
adults only; 500. Ii. 4-45O2. g
NEAR 18th AND IRVING SITS. NV.
Unusually attractive apt. liv. rm..
bedrm.. kit, bath; incl. linens, sill
yer and all utils.; ideal for 2 or q
young ladies. Inspection by appt
only. Call WO. 3IO9 i
1877 MASS. AVE. NV. - Studio
apt; share, bath and refgr. with an
other couple; S11 so wk =
FALLS CHURCH-3 rms. and bath:
private entrance; close to bus and
stores; married adults, infant ac-
cspted. No pets. Gentle home. Sa5
WILSON HOUSE, 1922 18th St
Excel. rms Single S35: with bath.
$50 Double. $50; with bath. $50
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COLORED-SINGLE AND DoJTRIr
HooMS-Conv. to transp.; privileges:
reasonable weekly rates; RA. 6s95
CoLoRED-RooMs FOR CpLE or
slngle' home privileges; HU. 6694.
CoLoRED-LARGE ROOM with twt,
PEGS next 70 bath; Ia. Q48l. Il
CoLORED-BEAUT. FURN. living and
bedrm. combined for cple. or 3
people: privileged to have telephone
ana radio; no cooking; no children
De 62s6 or LA. 6-7654. al
COLORED-136n HARVARD ST NV
-Lse. Turn. rms. use of kit. Reas.
price. NO. 1907. .
CoL0RED-NEATLY FURN. RM-. in
quiet home: suitable for l young
man: 137 Fairmout st. NV. -3I
CoLoRED-3O20 PARK PL. NV
Attr room: privileges. RA. 4339.
CoLoRED-LGE. FRONT ROOM
Mn sEin esss bees; quiet couple or 2 men.
CoLoRED - NICELY FURNISHED
COOKING privileges. No. Ss5e'hah' S7sos
C0LORED - 1881 EUCLID - Large
and small, front; quiet, employed
persons: no children. CO. saSs. i.
C0LoRED-NEWLY decorated rm
for a refined young lady; pvt. phone
home privileges. MI. 1883. "a
COLORED-3914 18th ST. NV
Nicely furnished room for couple or
lady; home privileges. RA. $685..
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PARKWAY TERRACE

New garden-type suburban ants.
10 minutes from downtown Wash,
Near schools and shopping.
i and 2 bedrms., 8 exposures.
-parouet and hardwood floors.
Venetian blinds.
Large closet space.
AUTOMATIC laundry rooms.
-FaVed, of-the-street parking.
Lots of free storage space.
Outdoor recreation facilities for
children.
Immediate occupancy. Open daily.
10 .; sun. l to 4; also Wed. ewes,
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Observation-Disclosures.
I Need Business and Money
WILL SACRIFICE MY PROFIT =
FOR CASH BUYERS ONLY
TELEVIsION, REFRIGERAToRs,
WASHERS, IRONERS. FREEZERS,
ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS
FRANKS TV OF DC.
III 9th ST NV ME 1850
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PIANOS

Now is the time to buy; complete Sc
lection Of Spinets, consoles anG
gfands. all wood finishes and styles
special selection Of rebuilt Rrands
S25 DOWN, BALANCE 90 MONTHS
DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV
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BRICKS

million good used bricks. Call US
where brick can be seen; will also
sofa ave. ne. LU. 4-050O. =
BUILDING MATERIAL
Want to build a house? See u.s.. We
can furnish everything you need in
new and used building material
Buy now and save while our stocks
are complete. ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL CO.. 1902
MINI. ave. ne, LU. 4-0500. y
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcon.., ,

THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 18th st.
water, phones In rms: excel board.
COLONY CLUB. 3o32 N NV, George
town-Vacancies for refined Govt.
employees. Colonial home, nice at
or MI. 2084. i
1s76 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Good food;
large redec. rms; soc. privil.. maid
service, tel, laundry rm; employed
girls or boys; dbles.. triples, S55 mo.
DE. $3.50. Share spec, S55 ea,"
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL
ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
shower. So. so to $3.50 per day for
Completely furnished apt. tub and
l or Q: full hotel service: no time
limit 800 20th st. NV. Ma. 1929
676 4th ST. N.E.-Redec., / rm., hall,
sito sit and bath; partly furn.; rent,
P. ]. wALSHE. INC.
Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. 646s.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR apis. or
houses. turn. or unfurn., Washing
ton and vic? We have them.
A-ONE RENTAL SERVICE
1877 DeSales st. NV, MA. 0007.
lAcross from the Mayflower HotelD
PENNA. AVE, DOWNTOWN
327 9th ST. Sc
1-room housekeeping apt, conf
furn;; suit. single person; $40 a
month. incl. utils. MGR. Apt. /.
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FURNITURE
NEW AND USED

Bedroom, dinette, living room. house
hold miscellaneous.
Both open nightly It'll s
DOWNSON FURNITURE CO.
1434 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 4-35SS
Warehouse rear 41O7 MINI. Ave. NE,
VI 9S37 p
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Furniture

FurnlJure-Furn1Jure
NEW. ALI kinds, large selections.
Come to Rand Factory outlet store
where you will save up to 6OTo. Out
Ct; ne, one block north of RI, ave.
WA. $500. 81
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BOLIVIAN CLUB.
! 633 18th; business women; sel
dbl. rms modern baths. beaut. furn
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17-in. Crosley TV console. reeula,
price $3.50 .95. Close-out price S26g
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY. j 0tt
ana II SIS; ne. Open ewes. til 8
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BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock OF good used lumber
flooring. doors. windows. plumbing
pipe. boilers and radiators al
bargain prices. HECHINGER CO.
18th and II sts n e AT 14nn
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FURN.-IMMED. DEL.
AnSonia Furniture Co.
]. J. Strikol. Owner. SOL NE.

- II. 3-3354 .
GAS RANGES, new, used; credit; IN
stallation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Ga. ave. DE. $3.50.
GAS RANGE, small. 4-burner: in
good cond: Call DU. 433l. 3
GE PORTABLE IRONER. incl. table
and chair, S47.50; jumbo wardrobe,
35 garments, one door with full
length. mirror. $3.50. Call TIE.
S434. between and 10 pm. i
GLASS BRICK. 6x6, approx. 5000;
VIII sell for 20 cents each. Call
LEON. Ma. $50
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CHINA

Beautiful china. DU. 1861.
CLOTHING = Ladies' dresses and
suits, size IA; boys shirts, sizes l.
and IA: girls tap shoes. size 1872;
all like new; any reasonable offer.
After 5, CO. 6251. 81
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY!
Everything for color Free instruc-
tions by experts. BRENNER. 933
Pennsylvania ave. NV. Catalog freel
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FRONT ROOM
1871 K ST. NV.
SEE JANITOR
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE, in excellent condition
reasonable; also Sc. household
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1850 Admiral combinations. 1o-i,
TV. radio and 3-speed phono Regu.
lar price S619.50. c1ose-out price
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TV CLOSE oUT-We have In stock
several 1850 Motorola combinations
16-in. TV, AM-FM radio. 3-speec
record changer. All in sealed car.
tons. Regular price S419.95, close
out price 1919.
1850 Motorola 16-in. console witt
half doors. Regular price S35a 95
close-out price 1919. 'o
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- Baldwin Acrosonic spinel
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
in wide selection of eye-appealine
cases in mahogany. walnut. light
oak. avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV.
Established 1870
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BUILDING MATERIALS
.CAMERAS=
2ENNER PHOTO C(

933 Penna. Ave. NV.
RE. 2434, Opp. Just. Dept. Park Free
CASH REGISTER. Natl. for store or
del. Rings to S3.99 has complete
record tape NO S36S .
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TV DTSCOITNTS

We guarantee the top discounts on
all brand-new nationally famous
Nv SeLs-cash or terms Investigate
our wholesale plan before you
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ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT-Larg
rooms; living room. . bedrooms
kitchen. bath. shower. Price in
Guides utilities. oil heat, large ga
dren or pets. IL 6-6Sl1.
2 RMS. kit. and bath. See MR..
ADAMS only at street-foor Office,
1928 NJ st. NV. between $50
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HEATERS AND STOVES
LUMBER

Complete stock of all sizes used lum-
2-in.; flooring, S35 per m. ACE
WRECKING g. BUILDING MATE
RIAL. CO. 4002 MINI. ave. ne.
IU. 4-OhOO
, 1951-09-22

RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. % (lN-
S)- Take it from Mrs. Katherine
S. Riggle, home economist Of
State College at Raleigh: The
housewife can learn many lessons
from industry.
For example, Mrs. Riggle is con-
vinced a few hours spent at "time
sody" will make any woman's
homework easier and give her
more leisure for other things.
For the nations housekeepers
who want to take the advice, here
is what the home management ex-
pert suggests:
81. Observe yourself - watch
everything you do as you go about
your household tasks:
"2 Analyze your work methods
"3. Question the way you do
your job:
~. Seek shortcuts that will al
low youto do your job in less
time"
Such a study, Mrs. Riggle says
probably would cause the average
housewife to:
Quit drying dishes; instead, let
ting them dry themselves in a
scalding bath of hot water in the
, 1951-09-22
0dor NPerfu1ne

GALLATIN, Mo-, Sept. 20 (IN-
S)-Trapper John Smith of Gala
tin tried every ordinary lure he
could think of to catch one parti-
cular coyote. When they all failed,
he dabbed perfume on the trap
site. When he caught the four
footed pest he quipped: "Just an
other male who succumbed to the
odor Of perfume"
, 1951-09-22
But don't let dust undermine

But don't let dust undermine
the effectiveness Of your underlay.
Particues that accumulate beneath
the padding break the suction that
moors it. Wash the floor with soap
and water before laying the lock
and sponge it often to keep the rug
skit-proof.
, 1951-09-22
Busy Housewives Can Ease Work

sink; and making up one side of a
bed at a time, instead of many
"tucking excursions"
Mrs. Riggie reminds housewives
that work habits, both good and
bad develop over many years. She
adds that the task Of deleloping
new and difficult, but
new and better work habits Knight
be difficult, but viii pay rich divi-
dends in time saved"
, 1951-09-22

And there is every indication
and expectation that the Tory fol-
lowing will turn as usual, to the
profound oratory and limitless i'm
agination of Winston Churchill to
state it's case ad place a right
wing government back in power.
Churchill, as a matter Of fact,
lost little time in replying to At
tees decision to submit Socialism
and naturalization to a new test
at the hands of the electorate.
The aging statesman, known
during the war years by the
starnge but beloved title of "The
Prime" said Immediately that a
Conservative victory will lead the
British people back to a "better
way of lie"
He ruled out privileges, rule by
"vested interests," class warfare
and what he termed "doctrinal
f~allacies."
But the Conservatives have yet
to answer Attlee's demand for a
constructive election program. He
, 1951-09-22
Duytoniuns Die
Of Suffoeution

Smoke. from an early morning
fire in their home was blamed
for the suffocation deaths Oh
Fred D. lander, 54-year-old I'M
dustrial engineer, and his wife
Edna, 81.
, 1951-09-22
lis Now OfficioI:

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 (IN-
S)- It's official: Summer ends
and Autumn begins at 4:38 P. M.
(EDT) Sunday. The Naval OBJ
servatory reports today that the
new seaso gets underway at that
minute, when the sun crosses the
celestial equator.
, 1951-09-22
Germans In Beer
Drinking "Slump"

GERMANS
BONN, Sept. 20 (INS)- The
taste of beer is moving from it's
legendary homeland to the West.
The German Brewers Associa-
ton reported that Germans, noted
in story and song for their beer
drinking, have slumped to fifth
place in per capita consumption.
Belgians, who every year drink
an average Of SO gallons each, lead
in world per capita consumption.
The average Briton consumes %
gallons, Americans 20 and theCan-
adams 5. Germans are down to
ten gallons per head.
World beer drinking, incidental
ly, is up to &C billion gallons a
year.
This is an increase of IL bill
lion gallons over 1898 the last
world survey but still behind the
all-time record of 1913 when 7.2
billion gallons were consumed.
, 1951-09-22

.ClOnS called . OCC. 40.
charges that the Tories can do
one thing only-and that is to
oppose-and it is upon this simple
thesis that he hopes to remain in
power.
AT THE MOMENT, However,
the odds-for whatever they may
be worth-are-against the Labor
tie Prime Minister.
Stocks doomed on the London
exchange in anticipation of a Con-
sentative victory, which doubt
less would bring with it an end
to the present "freeze" on divi-
dends and other financial re-
strictions.
Observers in Threadneedle
Street around the Bank of Eng
land gave Churchill a 6-to-4
chance of victory and foresaw
that the old warrior would crown
his parliamentary career with q
new triumphal entry into the fami-
liar surroundings Of 10 Downing
Street.
, 1951-09-22
In View OF The News
By J. c.

International News Service Foreign Director
Great Britain's Conservative Party-challenged by
Prime Minister Attlee to produce an ALTERNATIVE" t.
Socialism-has put it's greatest minds to work today in an
~ticipation of the General Elections called for Oct. 25.
, 1951-09-22

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, 1951-09-22

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, 1951-09-22

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, 1951-09-22

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, 1951-09-22

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, 1951-09-22

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The Nome nugget., 1951-06-06
Conducts Own Funeral
 Because He Wanted To Be Sure What Goes On"

BURLINGTON, Colo, P)-"It would have been too bad if had to be dead and miss all this"
 That was the reaction of wiry, one-time rancher and storekeeper after he conducted his own fun eral' Sunday because "I want to be sure of what goes on."
 1t was no easy matter for J. N. Gernhardt, 75. The school board wouldn't allow him to use the school auditorium. Gernhardt had to pack an overflow crowd of more than 1000 into the local armory. A scheduled singer backed out so he played records. Several ministers turned him down before the Rev. s. H. Hamaffey of Kan orado, Kas., agreed to conduct the services in which he said:
 "Pray for this brother of ours, that he will somehow draw closer to God in the years left to him and that he will think piously of death and resurrection"
 Gernhardt, doubling as corpse, chief mourner and stage manager, squirmed in his seat of honor fac ing the audience. As the minister warned that worms destroy all bodies, the grizzled little man ran
The Nome nugget., 1951-06-06
A. F. R. $. MARKS AIR FORCE BASE
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6

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 house 7:30-Club "15" 7:4S-Beulah 6:00-My Favoritte Husband e:30-Hopalong Cassidy 9:00-News 9:1S-Just Between Us 9:30-Big Story lQ:00-Name It for a Song l0:30-One Night Stand ll:00-Jack Smith ll:lS-Words with Music ll:30-Vaughn Monroe l2:00-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1951-06-06
BUSY LITTLE BEES
 co ON CIDER SPREE

SMARDEN, Eng, (P = Some 5000 to 4,O0O busy little bees buzzed into a hard cider works here and tanked up on a syrupy liquid which seeped from the bar rels of maturing cider.
 When they tried to fly off they were so plastered they just fell all over each other.
 "There were 5000 to 4,000 drunken bees staggering all over the floor, said the works manager.