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Evening star., 1951-09-14
MEN

Il you want to work see us at once.
We can use . ambitious men who
actually need money and are will
ing to work for it, Must be neat in
appearance and good character. Car
is TO your advantage. Call ST. 1851
and ask for MIR. BENNETT. -l5
Evening star., 1951-09-14

BANK BOOKKEEPER
Opening for :. Top salary for ex-
perienced or will accept trainees
with adding machine experience. .
weeks; sick leave; 2 weeks annual
COSTA NATIONAL BANK. 1000
Nichols ave Sc -17
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HELP WOMEN
RESIDENT MANAGER

1CGO1DE1N I WIh1V 1VAOEIL
For womans club. Exper, Must be
able to supervise help; plan meals;
do buying; live-in. Box SOS, Star.
SALES CLERK, immediate employ
ment. Permanent or temporary Re-
tail selling exper. desired. others
need not apply. 40-hour week. At
tractive. hours 20 days annual
leave. 10 days sick leave. Group
insurance. retirement plan. regular
merit wage increases. Apply in per-
son BOILING AIR FORCE BASE
EXCHANGE OFFICE. Ia
SALES CLERK for part-time evening
work. THE VILLAGE PANTRY
3S33 Penna. ave Sc VI 1112 IL
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MEN

Several are needed to train locally for
perm. positions with reputable COM
pany inexperienced men who are
willing workers shall be considered.
Those accented will work under
direct supervision. Not canvaSSing
Earnings while learning should eX-
ceed 500 weekly. Car REQUIRED. For
appt phone ia. 1867.
Evening star., 1951-09-14

MAN, thoroughly expert
enced as shipping clerk with
leading iewelry firm. Must be
honest, furnish references.
Wonderful opportunity and
working conditions, vacation,
unusually good salary, inelud-
ing employe benefits. etc. Box
AXIS Gtar ID
Evening star., 1951-09-14

MAN. 45-50 YEARS

To assist generally in management of
retail lumber yard; VIII train. but
able bodied sober. reliable. Prefer
resident of Hyattsville vicinity. Call
in person. between 2-5, GEORGE
N BOWEN. 1901 Baltimore ave.
HvattSVillp Md -l6
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Experienced excellent opportunity,
top rates TO qualified men, 54-hour
week. paid vacation and hospitali-
zatlon Apply BOWEN e. CO, 47l2
Bethesda ave Beth Md
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TRUCK DRIVER
Evening Star Building

TRUCK DRIVERS, good ref, salary
and commission. Apply in person to
Mr.. Belcher, ULINE ICE CO., 3rd
Evening star., 1951-09-14

YOUNG MEN. 1925, free to travel
at once. Work Texas Calf. return
No exper nee; transp. furn.; can
average S75-S100 weekly plus bonus
MRS HERMANDES, Cairo Hotel
II am. pm, 8 and pm
Don't phone. -15
YOUNG MEN WANTED for work ir
not required Good pay. steady yr.
around work Apply Mr.. FRANKIE
THE SHADE SHOP, factory. rear OF
Ills 2lst st. NV 10 a.m.-3 pm
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MAN WANTED

General maintenance and janitor
work; must have drivers license
and be able TO supply references,
Apply AMERICAN TELEVISION.
INC. 1910 Eve st. NV. Ia
MEN. white. for customer relations
dept. of major petroleum company.
Good telephone voice, legible hand
writing, 40-hour week. Mature and
dependable Phone IA. $500, Mr..
EIIT pGREN IA
Evening star., 1951-06-10

submitted in their own names All members of q
family may compete, but only prize will be
awarded to family. All entries become property
Of Colgate -Palmolive Peet Company. Contest 10
subject to Federal, State and local regulations.
July 7, 1851 and be received not later than July
IL, 1851. Everyone in continental United States
and Hawaii may enter the contest except en-
ployees Of Colgate Palmolive-Peet Company, their
subsidiary and associated companies, their adver-
tising agencies and members of their immediate
families.
.. All winners will be notified by mail Complete
list of major winners will be sent, request,
companied by stamped, addressed envelope.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
Get on "Eosy Street" Todoy.
The Colgate Way!

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NEW WI : end 90e6 of your e1ishwash-
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Rummoge SoIes

RUMMAGE, clothing. household ar
ticles. bric-a-brac. June 14th, to
10 p. m, June 18th. 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.
1920 Aspinwall: Church of the Holy
City. RA. LOOP.
RUMMAGE Sale by Sunshine Class,
Collinwood Congregational Church,
Thursday. June 21st. 1502o Aspin-
wall ave.
Evening star., 1951-01-17
By the Associoted Press

CAPE CHARLES, Va, Jan. IT,
The Navy launched two investiga-
tions today into the firing of q
practice shell which exploded an6
critically injured a 42-year-olo
Eastern Shore farmer.
Charles j. Curry, veteran who
escaped injury turing World Wal
II, was struck in the chest yester-
day by fragments from a 5-inch
target shell fired from a vessel of
shore in Chesapeake Bay, police
said.
The shell exploded beside the
pickup truck Mr.. Curry was driv-
ing into the lane of his home near
the community of Old Town Neck,
damaging the vehicle and wound
ing Mr.. Curry, Northampton
County Sheriff George Turner
said.
Mr.. Curry was taken to a
Nassawaddox hospital, where at
tendants said today he is doing
fairly WE'LL"
In Norfolk, the 5th Naval Dis
trict said several ships were oper-
ating in the area, and a Spokes-
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Navy Probing She'll Explosion
|Injuring Eastern Shore Farmer

man added that investigations are
under way by the shore establish
ment at Chincoteague and by the
Atlantic Fleet. But, he said:
"The Navy has not determined
from which ship the shell was
fired or even if the shell came
from a Navy vessel. The Navy
has not learned that any ships
were firing at the time Mr.. Curry
was injured nor that any were
firing in the direction of his
farm"
Citizens of the area said a
number of shells had landed in
the vicinity in past years but that
no one had been injured by the
near hits
Evening star., 1951-01-17
|Womun Is Deckhund

RIVERPORT, N. S., H.-A
woman who signed on a schooner
as a deckhand has just returned
after an exciting voyage to Ber-
muda. Mrs. Allison Barss, with he1
husband, DR.. Barss. left aboard the
Bermuda Schooner-Yacht Pinta
which had been repaired here af-
ter running aground. Now back,
they told of a stormy voyage in
which three gales were encoun-
tered.
Evening star., 1951-01-17
|'Concer Source Book
For Nurses Published

"A Cancer Source Book for
Nurses" has been published by the
American Cancer Society and is
available at the society's Office,
1900 Fifteenth street NV.
The 120-page manual is designed
to provide basic and authoritative
information about cancer as a step
toward better control of the dis
ease.
Evening star., 1951-01-17
Cufe Owner Fined $40

George Scarlis, owner of Days
Food Shop, 3207 Fourteenth street
NV, yesterday paid a $40 fine
for two charges of violation of
the Distric minimum wage and
hour law for women. Mr.. Scarlis
pleaded guilty before Municipal
Court Judge Thomas c. Scalley.
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SIX APTS.

Will buy this 2s-unit apt. house, 3
years old; mostly 2-bedroom apis.
located close to all conyeniences;
will net 1Det nluS enIlity
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
BRAND-NEW BRICK. semidetached,
2-story. apt. unit, fully equip, In
diyidual heating systems; shows 1877
return. Principals only. WILLIAM
SCHWARTZ. Realtor, Ex. 7OSs, EX.
RANbLE HiGHIANsD6s s.E.-s-rm.
house. zoned 1st comm. best loe. in
RsArrIL s;s; Lg; Go 4-7@ao. TIscHLER
MASS. AVE. nr. Dupont Circle-21
roo rooms, lex baths. STEELE, RE. o4s3,
1900 500 5oG"i Fl. 1st-coMM. GROUND,
det home s5t pft 'front.' ncsdqsS sI1eoo sf@ ist
trust. 500 mo. 41aSa placed. Ta-
1850, r. PAGE BuRRuIsss. -'
ATTENTION. INVESTORS, BROKERS.
S2,250 down. Bungalow, asbestos
6 mi. Andrews Field, IA mi. D. c.,
Gwynn Park, Md; 2 yrs. old, on lot
100x200. Lge. liv. rm.. equip. kit,
2 nice bedrms.. modern, util. rm.,
oil heat, lge. rumpus rm. in attic.
Assume GI loan of $500, payable
$56 mo-, taxes included. Will rent
for 500. RE. 1915. GE. 1884.
CHAPMAN REALTY CO.
ON ROUTE so, 10 miles west OF
Large bldg, consisting Of Q stores q
cabins. Plenty room for addi-
tional cabins or gas station. Owners
must sell. Reduced to $50, 1000.
Terms. For additional information
call LOUIS MILLER REALTOR, UN.
2723; ewes, UN. 1856. lis
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HEART OF BETHESDA
10,590 SO. FT.-R.R. SPUR
New all-brick warehouse, ac-
ceSsible from several different
routes. Fully heated. Superb
construction. An ideal loca-
ton. Owner Is open to . res.
sonable offer. Call Mr.. Nichols,
NO. 2117. FREDERICK w,
BERENS SALES. INC.-1520 X
st. NV.
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MEnICAI HENTEP

MEDICAL CENTER
BUSY K ST.
Nr. Conn. ave, brick 4-story bldg.
20x100 lot to alley, 1st comml. and
vacant.
Goth AND x
FaiSt,developing iss area area; 3.stopy sst brick
RIDDELL REALTY CO. DI: 1000.
Excellent Investment
Two stores and 5-rm. apt. above, ex-
cellent NV. section; ;store and 3 apis.
above, downtown location. For de-
tails, J. B. MALLOS, RA. 1927, 931
Kennedy st. NV.
No. 2 Thomas Circle NV.
Office building completely
renovated: 4-story brick and bsmt.,
approx. 5000 so. #. gsable floor
baths, fuorescent lighting. Many
built-in cabinets. Kitchen facilities
Rear private parking for 4 cars
Reasonably priced, excellent terms
to reliable party. DI. 1015 til 3 pm
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN HOUSE

floor living is yours to enjoy in thes,
6-rm., brick bungalows; liv. rm.. din
rm., kit. 3 bedrms. and bath; al
pansible attic; fun bsmt. witt
shower, plenty of rm. for rec. rm.
gas heat; good level lots; mr.. schools
shopping and 10 min. bus sery
Priced S21 ,450; S21,95O. Direc,
tions: Over Memorial or 14th st
bridge to Shirley hwy, left OF
Ridge. rd. to Arlandria, straight or
Mt; Vernon ave. to Bellefonte ave.
right on Bellefonte 2 blks.. left or
Commonwealth ave. to 1slO-lS1.
and open sign.
EXCLUSIVE REALTOR
REALTY CORP
17l0 Mt: Vernon Ave, Alex. Va.
TIE. 1928, AL. 273T. -1s
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont,

SMALL MODERN air-cond. bldg,
Investment. DRuRY REALTY siiSi' 'escII' CoRP..
MI, NJ; 1000. Sun. and Mon. OR.
TSWvSot-FAmnY FLAT-17th st. Nls Sc;
@h yrs. old; Individual heat furn.
tenents. furn. utils.; annual income
sscaEuGH' sch GE INC NC Realtors. ST. 5445;
F6UR.'FxmrETf 6oTfs:' Mat Sf4f BUILDING. det:. MiS in
rms, liv: rm.. dinette, Kit. bath and
5000; appros. 5000 StludI On, HAcKF filscR+
HS4A4as;scaEuTH' S44s; SIZE WI d7ss ING Realtors st.
OVER 3O% ON YOUR MONEY. in
this small brick, store, and 2 apts.;
DREIsEN. 6l6 Bond Bldg, Ma. 7772
si-GNiT nt fi'e BUILDING in Arlington; S
under M times rental. XII: sIi$*o 4:
To- UNIT BUILDING in Arlington;
under ia times rental. XII. 1880.
HAVE CASH BUYERS waiting for
your property If priced right. Ma
THAN SILVER, 1911 9 NV. ME
l1-UNIT s.E, MODERN BLDG; ten
| $1,000. Ray Morse. BROWN IN
xESIMENT CORP. daily. ST. 2026
Ewes. and Sun. IA. $500.
BETHESDA-S42,000; modern store,
fronting on Wisconsin ave. Splendid
Investment. WI. 6649 or OIL. 1921.
ALLIED REALTY CORP.
WAREHOUSE. 1-story; $1,000 50. IT..
On 4 4,0Oo-ft. lot; ,r.r. siding; Va blk.
Hyattsville freight station; lease,
SI25 mo: price, S12.5O0. E. N.
LIGHTBOUN, WA. 1925.
SIx-uNIT BRICK APT. HOUSE in
Takoma Park. Almost new. in excel.
cond; Zone C neighborhood. Price
Is slightly over IA times annual
income. Oil h,-w. heat. Indiv. storage
| lockers In attic. Large lot. located
70 shopping. tranSp. and Wash.
Sanatarium. Call WILLIAM ]. Balm
REALTY CO. 81. 1435. Is
2-FAMILY-BETHEsDA, $4,000.
separate entrances: oil heat; garage;
5000 income, $500 cash.
! SAM ROSEY, AID. 27OO
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GROUND
BETHESDA

16-UNIT MODERN APT.
This handsome detached apt. house,
built lust before the war. is in fine
and convenient D. c. location and
of best construction. All the apts.
are well arranged and have the
most modern equipment and the
building is located adjoining schools.
shopping and fast transp. Income
at modest rents approx. $1,000
yearly Good financing available
and priced low for prompt sale.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X st. NV, Realtors. Elk. 1911.
4-STORY COMMERCIAL BRICK
On desirable Conn. ave. Store of ap-
prox. 90 tt. on 1st fir. Business ten
ancy End fir. Over $4,000 yearly
income with very little expenses and
priced low, for immediate sale. For
details call
Joseph Cohen & Co.
RE. 2136. Ewes. Sun. IA. 3252.
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HOUSES. WANTED TO BUY

I WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for
your home. Any location. any condi-
tion. RE. 220l. 81, 7747.
CASH BUYERS waiting for 8 and 4
bedroom homes in northwest Wash
lngton and nearby Montgomery
County and Va. To sell your house.
call WETZELL REAL ESTATE. HU.
4345. Open ewes. til 10 pm.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home.
regaTdleSs Of location or condition
OF your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire,
sall r: A. HUMPHREYS; Realtor,
appraisals. Results since 1919.
WANT TO PURCHASE nice home in
sseetrh,nessdaISCahnevy, ser,ns San Chase or Silver
c. cash; :. D; sess 6; Md. or Va. 81. - 1851 SSzs
HOUSES Wanted: viii make you
a quick cash offer or list to sell on
commission, Expert, appraisal, terms
l. T GRAvATTiE, DlSat Realtor. GN lsps pslp: <
RAMBLER IN IN VIRGINIA IfS2i or Bethesda;
siSe details. P 8. Box eeSo, Ssoo,D1oste' 3 e
ATTENTION. ne. and Sc. owners
We specialize in these two sections
with 30 yrs Of experience. List your
home with US for sale or rent TO get
good results JOE CURTo REALTY
HousE s5 = wAsrsD + 9s FIR Fl r,fs@. Js10 p.-, or
Silver Spring: buyer can pay all
cash. Call MR.. BARoTT. 81. 5954
BUNGALOW or 2-story det. home
with 3 bedrms: and bsmt,; in good
con eohd': :nonn,na must be conv. to transp,
al cash; priced not to exceed ed s15,y pss
MR. cUR%t1NG, Ing no o7oe; SnSe; eyesii Uaii
Cash aRd sHpi; f0R fauR "a s1GSsf HoME, in
DTREcT FROM owSERV Nni o2oo; or 2
bedrm. house in nice loc., will pay
All cash; no agents please. Box s5-
NJ - >; 6; :, upper W NV. section; shep-
Chase, American Univ. Park Ito to
Western ave. Glover Park west Of
GEORGETOWN to D. C. line. Under
$4,000. Will pay cash. OIL. 20l6
or P.O: Boy 5597, D. C. rs. ga
WILL BUY OWNERS EQUITY, above
81 81 trIs! 1st, in olenmont Village. call
STATE DEPT. employe wants to GE pur-
chase direct from owner, 2 or 3
bedrm. house, reasonable price. Mrs.
ARLINGTON BUNGALow urgently
| needed by old reliable firm. e.
Cross g. Son. AT. 1908 or JA
CASH for s-7-rm. good NV. or ne.
section. Consider Takoma Chevy
Chase, Silver Spring. Also business
property. commercial section: consid-
er apts. $50 units; concession on
good proposition. GE. 1l7t.
NEED 2 or 3 bedroom brick home,
near Suitland or District Heights;
must be near transp. WOOD g.
MITCHELL HI. STA After pm.
Mr.. Wood, Ii. 3-3625. PA
NEW HOUSE. direct from owner. or
builder who is willing TO accept
farm in trade. IA. 5-7a35.
FALLS CHURCH or nearby-I have
a client wishing to buy. and will pay
all-caSh for a nice home. in good
condition and priced right for a very
quick sale. Cali Mrs. Norman, ALLO
| REALTY, FA. 1881.
WANTED--A good house, upper NV.
or nearby Maryland; large cash pay
ment. Call RA. l242 go
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pt. house, furnished: priced at
slightly over six times the annual
income; two and three bedroom
units; good investment.
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Ipt. house, NV. section; one and
two bedrooms; located right on bus
line; low rents; priced at eight times
annual income
Evening star., 1951-11-18

Anu one store, located in downtown
| Washington; priced at less than
eight times the annual income
$4,000 cash will handle.
NJ IIT nInN
Evening star., 1951-11-18
MOTOR HOTELS

We have at present Selectiye
number Of motels on national high
ways, close to Washington and vary
ing in size and price. Please call
with
INEZ CUSHARD, REALTOR
4S39 Wis. Ave. NV, OR. 4232
Evening star., 1951-11-18
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
HEART OF BETHESDA

FRAME BUILDING; 24x3e, 12-tt.
ceiling lot 50xIO0: Tuxedo. Md.s
Evening star., 1951-11-18

4 STORES. 5 APIS, rented to re-
SponSlble tenants: corner bldg. in
good NV. section; $4,000 cash
needed
9 UNITS, tenants pay for utilities
and heat; only z years old; priced
low. NATHAN SILVER, 1911 G st.
NV. NE. 2151.
2-FAMILY BRICK-SI4 $50.
MINI. ave, semidet., gas heat; in
come $l,620; tenants pay every
SAM ROSEY. AID. 27OO.
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& A NET

OTC NE
retail firm will sell
large downtown, air conditioned
store, also modern warehouse bldg.
Present owner will lease back 10
ali maintenance: rental income to
investor will show approx. s per
cent return on cash involved. Min.
cash required, S250,000. Details
only by appointment. Phone ME.
0079; eve, XII. $3.50.
WILLINGHAM g. co.
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NTNE-TINTT


Apt house, ss., Furnished; !,1 priced Ct
income; two. and three bedroom
units; good investment.
TYENTY-UNIT
Apt. house, NV. section; one and
two bedrooms; located right on bus
annual income.
$37,5O0
viii buy. this 2s-unit apt. house, 3
years old; mostly 2;bedroom apts.;
will net 12fe plus equity.
SIX APTS.
Anl one store, located in downtown
Washington; priced at less than
slkht sr5 'i@ss cssh VII VIII hands annhsl income
NV. LOCATION
Fine brick home facing large park,
consisting of 3 bedrooms, large l.. r.,
kitchen and 2H2 baths; detached
PT1se Pree Ensty Pns doWn Tsef
J. A. McKeever & Co.
1882 K St. NV. ST. $500.
UPPER 18th ST. NV.
COLORED
Detached. furn. guesthouse. monthly
inc, 81 800; suitable hotel. church
school MRS. LEE. DU. 1892.
POSTWAR APARTMENT
Modern. close-in Virginia. 80 units
Good condition. Reasonable rents
Substantial net return on $4,000
cash investment. Call Mr.. Aben
EN-. 003S
WEINBERG g. BUSH, Inc.
l7O7 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
ADVERTISEMENT.
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What science knows about the
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Many Of its facts were supplied
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Every hard = of hearing person
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Evening star., 1951-02-04

clinic. Last year, he said. 80 pa
tients were examined at the clinic
for infants and children under 13,
and II were found to be suffering
from various types of cancer. Five
had leukemia,. four cancer of the
retina. three cancer of the nervous
system, two had embryonic tumors
of the kidney and three had indi-
vidual cases of other types of
cancer.
In 1949, the first year the clinic
was open, he said 18 of the 81
cases of malignant tumors de-
tected were diagnosed as leukemia.
DR.. Rice made his report to the
District Cancer Society, which
partially supports the work of the
clinic and has contributed So
654.10 in the two years of it's
operation. The money came from
the annual Embarrassing campaign
Of the society conducted each
April.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
New Drugs Bringing Increase
In Leukemia Life Expectancy

The use of anti-folic acid drugs
and the new hormone compounds,
ACTH and cortisone, has in
creased the life expectancy of
children afflicted with leukemia
from about three months to over
year.
That was disclosed in a report
yesterday by DR.. E. Clarence Rice,
director of the cancer detection
and tumor clinic at Children's
Hospital.
Although far from a cure, he
said. these new methods of treat
ing leukemia, sometimes known as
cancer of the white blood cells,
are enabling medical men ito ap-
proach this problem with opti-
mism instead of the feeling of
hopelessness of the past
Leukemia is always fatal among
children and almost always fatal
among adults. It is far more
common in children, especially
younger children between 2 and 4.
81 Patients Treated.
DR.. Rice said 81 leukemia pa
tientS in Children's Hospital have
been treated with anti-folic acid
drugs, chiefly aminopterin, in the
past three years. Nine have been
treated with cortisone since the
cancer clinic was organized two
years ago by the District Cancer
Society.
In these cases, he added, "the
duration of life has been pro-
longed almost two and a half
times that of a group of IS earlier
leukemia patients who did not
receive such treatment"
The anti-folic acid drugs COM
bat certain infections, which usu-
ally are important factors in caus-
ing the death of leukemia patients.
the cancer doctor stated. Then
he added:
while it has been possible to
prolong the lives of some children
with leukemia for as long as two
years, all of those who have used
amlnopterin know that the drug
will not cure the disease. Even
tually the patient succumbs.'
Leukemia Most Common.
Leukemia has been the most
common type of cancer detected
in children examined at DR.. Rice's
Evening star., 1951-02-04
District Dental Society
To Hear DR.. KuIstod

DR.. Hugo M. Kulstad, president
OF the American Society of Dem
tistry for Children, will address
the District Dental Society at a
special dinner meeting in OBJ
servance of National Children's
Dental Health Day at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the Shoreham Hotel.
Before the dinner, local den-
lists will sit in on various clinic
sessions and view semitic ex-
hibits set up in the hotel by the
Public Health Service and the
Washington Society of Dentistry
for Children.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Cerebral Palsy Class

A course in teaching speech to
children with cerebral palsy will
start at 8 pm. tomorrow at POLL
Massachusetts avenue. DR.. Rich
ard Hutcheson will teach the
seven-week course, sponsored by
the Cerebral Palsy Association of
WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1951-02-04

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ZEPHYR ride through the color
full Colorado Rockies, the
Feather River Canyon, and
other scenic western wonder
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coach (seats reserved), luxurious
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And you can include Southern
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no extra rail fare.
INFORMATION TICKETS RESERVATIONS
425 sHoREHaM BLDG.
5th ond H Streets, N. W.
Phone: Executive 300
SIS SHOREHAM BLDG.
18th ond H Streets. N. W.
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Evening star., 1951-02-04
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Evening star., 1951-02-04
February IS anniversary MONTH
ALL MONTH! AT DIENER'S

Get ready for the biggest and memoyThs
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sizes prices that then unbelievable
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One thing There's been like eopet history
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ney were lost Rugs and
at twice the price!