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Patronage and Economy

The proper way to balance our
Federal budget is to reduce all non
essential governmental spending, cut the
STATS in our multitudinous bureaus and
stop playing Santa Claus to every
nation in the world.
Our Government is reluctant to reduce
the number of employees, particularly
with an election year in the offing. How
ever, it can be done and has been ad-
vocated by some members of both
parties. The patronage train should be
side-tracked now in favor of Federal
economy.
Chester M. Way.
Middlebury, vt.
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is now experiencing, why should so many
people who are urgently needed in our
defense effort be hampered by the ap-
parently irresponsible officers and mem
bers Of small body of men? Mediation
clauses have become a mockery and
agreements mere scraps of paper when
strictly selfish interests of the unions
crop up. Actually it is the riding public
who pay the wages of the union members
but evidently this does not concern the
arrogant and small minority group in
volved in the present issue. Many per-
sons who ride the buses are engaged in
patriotic work-a work endeavor backing
up our boys in Korea. How much
thought or backing are the striking union
members giving to the boys fighting and
dying to preserve the democracy that
makes their good jobs and social security
possible? The answer-just about zero.
HI. S.
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Questions and Answers

The Stars readers can get the answer to
any question Of fact. by either writing The
Evsnlng n M STAT lntormation Bureau. 1900 street
return postage or by telephoning Si 1859
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By THE HASKIN SERVICE.

Q. Can a person become sun-tanned
while covered with clear plastic rain
coat?-E. T. w.
A. The National Bureau of Standards
says that the transparent plastics that
are used in making raincoats transmit
portion of the ultraviolet radiation
from the sun. Therefore some effect on
the skin might be expected, though it
would be considerably less than if the
skin were unprotected.
Q. What is meant by the word chan
nel' as used in television?-A. R.D.
A. The wavelengths or frequencies
over which individual broadcasting sta
tlons are permitted to transmit their
programs. Broadcasting of radio and
television is limited to the number of
available channels. These channels are
assigned to broadcasting companies by
the Federal Communications Commits
sion.
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Letters to The Star

Peanes be used letters UrerS correct
and addresses All letters subject to condensation.
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Harold J. Pegs, MD.
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HOUSES WTD. TO RUY Cont. !

OWNERS. can get
your Home. cSii Mr.. Williams,
ToF 81 DoGLAR So9T cash for your home.
white or colored, any section. ST
HAVE A READY BUYER for 2-bed-
rm; n, bricE 1 heme. hons. d1 financed, al
DESPERATE NEED for s to s-rm
houses. d. C. or Md; sale or rent
cFS Free appTaisaIsi T xds;g sTR0UP. 6 RA: 500 q
HoMks AND INVEST ttN1vEsslFMMENST MES proper.
ties needed for our cash buyers
lEstab. I9i5). 721 10th st. NV.
Will Vii GlpS' FAY CASH for D. C. or nearb,
Mr.. Ginnetti. RE. 1926.
GEORGETOWN-Prefer north Of {
and west of 26th; reasonable; con.
slider row brick to remodel; state
address property: price; confiden'
tial. Boy 43cT; Star: IA
Real Estate. 1894 X st. NV. Ma
HOUSE gS WANTED. up to seo.ood. 5o 1r
Kent, Brisrcliff or Spring Valley
we nave cash customer lookinf
for a home in this area. J. r. TEN
EnIlsR GHER Ca WxNAFn@2A4a4 APi 2S44; c.n,.o,.
to rms; for person employed or
Capitol Hill. Ewes, phone Mr.. Cor,
don. WO. 1895. L. T. GRAVATTE
Realtor. 1913 K st. NV. MA. 0753
ESTATE TYPE PROPERTY WANTED
Must have / or more acres with
dwelling suitable for family Of four
Must be within committing distance
OF 18th and K SITS, viii pay up to
Mr.. Dixon at JAMES L. DIXON &
CO, ST. 700, or CO. 1918 evenings
I'VE Specialize in Estate Properties. +"
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'NVEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

URGENTLY NEED or 8 unit apt
Upper NV. or nearby Md. Substan-
tial cash available. ROBERT
GRIMM, Broker. Elmwood 1896,
WE HAVE SEVERAL BUYERS with
substantial cash who wish invest
ment property of 4, 8, 8 or 12
units; If you intend to sell yours
we might be able to effect a quick
and profitable sale for you. RIPLEY
& ROEfER, Realtors. 81. Gill; open
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

10000 so. FIT. - Modern, 1-story
masonry warehouse; 13-ft. ceiling;
5 lge. rolling doors; of1cesi toilets;
heat: high power elec. lines; plus
10000 50. It. pkg. space; 20 min.
to- t% Dist possession; Ss %a xrsn reaSonspIs I
1143, j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
RealtOr, --15
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WANT SMALL STORE or space suit
able display and sale Xmas cards,
stationery; monthly basis offer; ap-
prox. four months. Box ga. Star
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"IINWAHI DALEY

30 acres. stone rambler, tenant
miles from the White House. This
property offers country living with
easy committing or quiet retirement.
Rambler has living room 1Sx2O with
stone fireplace and picture windows.
den. equipped kitchen with break
Tenant house has 2 bedrooms liv-
ing room, kitchen and inclosed
porch. Outbuildings consist Of large
machinery shed. COW shed and
chicken houses; about 90 acres 81
cleared land with over 800 fruit
trees and cultivated bluebsPrties; Ssg teG 2
McCay & McCay, Realtors
ia. s-S675: Evenings, CH. AIS
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Annandale. Va. Phone FA. 7447.
Closed Sundays.
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FRANCES POWELL HILL

Bethesda, Md. WI. 2022, or
B. E. Burke. Damascus 2541.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LARGE RAMBLER
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

Lge. custom built brick and stone
rambler on "a acre in exclusive
Sleepy Hollow area. All rms. are
lge. The liv. rm. 24x14 has stone
flrepl. and Ice. Therma-pane picture
window facing attractive vista. The
din. rm. is beauty; the bsmt.
window; has unusual possibilities
breeSeway. attached garage. addi-
tional parking space for cars; price
S39.950 with splendid financing
MILTON G. SMITH REALTY
BUILDER AND DEVELOPER
057 No. Glebe Rd.. Arl., OW. 1900;
Ewes, OF. 1928 and FA. 1901. Ia
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

SPACE-Downtown: CEN
trally located. with once space. In
quire TIT 18th st. NV. -1S
SECOND COMMERCIAL, 9,70O feet.
on well-lighted third foor: electric
elevator, front and rear stairways,
wide alley; near Conn. and X. Call
2. F. sIoE%AKER. ocisSnzsfzs " i71s K st. INV NV
MA. 1855.
I HAVE BLDGs. for lease, described
as follows: Bldg. No. 1-Concrete
block construction, concrete floor,
2-story BLDG, 12-ft. ceiling. well
braced to carry q tremendous load;
2nd 2S,i ftSEy hia So,tt # ceiling metal a roSt;
S@same CONSTRUCTION, is Situated d
about 40 #. from Bldg. No. /, and
is 140 It. by go, 12-ft. ceiling; 2nd
story. 3Q-ft. ceiling. Both bldgs.
have water and electricity. Bldg.
H. It. By 40 It.. i story; 3 rooms, rooms,
toilet, wash basin and electricity.
This bldg. would be ideal living
There The & are plenty Of doors ct ends
them ideal for either dead or i've
storage. These bldgs. are an in one
group, located on o hard-surfaced
road ~ miles from the District Of
lieve these bldgs. would also be ideal
for millwright or some type Of com
paratively small factory. Would like
Il you like; (About 26c per 50. IT.
~. o-49S7. -17
1000 so. FIT. on / floor, clean. well
ventilated space; close to down
town; elec: belt conveyor to and
from I'd floor. $500 q month to
reliable firm only. For appt. to
inspect call OIL. OLA.
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200 ACRES

I s mi. from D. c.; lge. Colonial home;
all mod. improvements. One 5-rm.
house. all mod. improvements; 6-rm.
tenant house; tobacco barns, Q silos
and other farm bldgs.: all in excel.
price, S75. 900. u cash. balance in
90 yrs. so. For appt., call Mr..
RAY. UN. 1888; nights, TO. 1851.
URBANA. MD.-5O acres, 1S-staun-
chton Washington barn (9S score).
new modern arm. house. bank barn;
q real view, near new Rt. 40; real
buv IN small firm.
EUGENE B. GINGELL
Bethesda. Md. WI. 2022, or
B. E. Burke. Damascus 2541.
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RErrHESnA

COMM BLDG S2O.06e
Nicely located brick Building. approx.
1000 So. IT.; needs some remodel
s1So. & % ssore fronts oThsnSs op olS S Gss9Ss. q U
town I'd. Reasonable down S9y.
ment, good terms can be arranged.
SAMUEL 2, goaLEY, INC,
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Follow
The METZLER ARROWS
to These Al Values

S15,250-3-bedrm.. brick rambler,
4-acre lot.
Owners transfer makes avail. this
delightful Ll2-yr. .-old home-ideally
situated on l30;ft; frontage lot in
LATE CONDITION-JUST A STEP
TO STORES: SCHOOLS AND
TRANSP.-ExCEPTIONAL 4AS6 FL
Evss Mr. croweu. GE ah4n.
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STORES FOR RENT

1891 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-12x42
Sl16 mo, cheat furnished); linoienm
mr;, small bay window, fiuorescent
nngnIs, rear entrance. LEO M.
< RRAstNsiEiN St n.El M 4 coi SloI Realtors. 14l6
open 8 wks. by owner and builder
Doing over 81, 900 wk. In SHOPPING
ctr. In active residential neiehbor-
nood. Seeking good tenant with cash
I1r mr. s5ock nS5a and fraction Of fixtures.
DOWNTOWN-Approx. 2ox90 very
med. occup. Attractive lease to re-
ssn%1TnSible s%TfM tenant, LEO NJ. BERN
eI3s 18th ST. N.w.-Lars. ,tor.
with selling basement; good Ship
ping and receiving facilities. owner
Go S15l rsmodsl Na askA CARL G. Ros1EsK1
206 UPSHTR ST. N.w.-vacant. mod.
sSisi.r.a sSfisi alll7purpose lpunap e. location: Near
LEATH q ASHLEY. INC. INC MA SA. s4S4; 2lsf;
500 AND D. sc4 d2S i ST. NV. - ID Good
downtown location. opposite Hecht's.
Apply S1O + st. NV, room 10.
100 4th ST. N.W.-store with living
quarters, near new General Account
ing Once Building; suitable any line
OF business; low rent; immed. poss.
CAFRITZ, DI. 90S0. ia
STORE FOR RENT, corner 14th and
caS1 rio1rioa "a ave; NV. INQUIRE within or
STORE FOR RENT. 7so2 New
HAMPSHIRE Ave, good location for
barber shop. dress shop. or any
Sp oSner type OF business. Telephone
LGE. CORNER STORE, Sc. cor. S of
11th and c st. Sc; vacant; reas.
rent. PAT TRoIANo REAL ESTATE
CO., S27 14th st. NV. Ma. 1850.
TAKOMA PARK, D. C.. good IkS ioca-
ton for small store or shop, 1SxoO
It.: $65; vacant. ROBERT Z.
LOHR. Realtor. GE. O257. IA
VIC. MEDICAL CENTER. Bus stop at
door. suitable any business, 1923 Eye
81. NV S125 mo. RE. 2065. lie
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

SILVER sPRNG-If you crave A
cRXvER. on. 4e$S or % az. 1855.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION 70 the sale
Of your home. business or invest
mert property Is what you desire.
sos North Capitol. Ma. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919
I WILL PAY you CASH TODAY for
your home. Any location. any eondi-
ton. RE, 22O1, 81. 727.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
$4,000 DOWN

Will buy this prewar brick and frame
home on beautifully Handicapped lot,
ideal for investment or home.
Anchor fenced yard; aluminium
storm windows. basement. Large
Sumhd Full nrice. Sill AhO
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TAKOMA PARK-$18.50O

TAKOMA PARK-$18,500
Cape Cod home with upstairs ar
ranged into apt. that should bring
S85 per mo. House contains 2
bedrms., liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm., side porch and bath. full bsmt.,
q bedrms., kit. and bath, to rent.
equipped. 81, 900 should handle con-
Veniently. Immed. possession. Lo-
Gated within blocks Of the Wash
WoODMOOR " W AGENCY, INC.
81. 6666. Realtors. TIL Q Pm.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

HYATTSVILLE-One block on high
way. on approximately one acre, a
large l2-room house with land
suitable for veterinarian, cat and
dog hospital. day nursery. etc. Call
Nj. Castonguay. VI. 1850. LOUIS
p. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K ct. NV.
Ma. 1166
BRENTWOOD. MD.-10.OOO So. It. of
ground. 75 IT. frontage on Rhode
Island ave-. improved by 12-year-
store: end floor. 5-room and bath
apt. Price. S23.500 BERENTER
a. CO. ia 433O Till q n m ~
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IDEAL HOME

Rarely will you md q home
so completely charming or with
greater overall appeal. Large
brick Williamsburg Colonial In
q nearly perfect setting. on q
beautifully landscaped lot Of
more than "a acre. Spacious
center-hall rlan; living room,
dining room, den, kitchen,
large breakfast alcove. Plus
BEDROOM AND WULL BATH
on 1st floor; 2 master sized
bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor: full, bright basement:
large screened living perch.
2-car garage attached by
breezeway extending over very
large and delightfully private
fiagstone terrace. Truly q pic
tufe place with It's wide, sweep
ing lawns and beautiful shrubs,
gardens and trees. Located In
the heart Of Sleepy Hollow, one
OF nearby Virginia's most de-
sirable communities of flne
homes. Priced for immeditae
sale at S32,600. Ewes. call
Col. Frank Gilman, OF. S5S5.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS
DI. 1411.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FoR SALE

OFFICE BUILDING-Top business To-
cation; s-story, elevator; good con-
dition; Gross, S46.9s0., liberal
finsnSips nm, NU can ss9o be agraHged paM EYES,
oFFfc;ED T1rS; b BuIfb1Na-Lower connec- come
ticut ave. Semidetached, ,4-story;
194S: Fully rented; gross Income,
9 9S33.5 Eyes, call EN-; 4015;
APARTMENTs-Twc s.story bldgs.
colored occupancy. Low Operating
expense. Gross income $4,000.
FRaS;x Eyes; call ,TI, GH 1900 Ext; 29s.
1920 G STREET N.E.-Brick 4-family
nat; each apt. contains liv. rm.,
2 bedrms., kit. and bath; individual
each apt. rents for S37 II per mo-
Ell Ell srif. fsl4 sfli SkAiR iSzGsGs l. FhEs EEEfs
STORE AND APT.-1ncome s1,,Sss
yr; No expense. LOUIS RUDDEN,
EXH sTo7' Wo. 0225r ooe .oo
RoGfs Ruben. n'GGf Gx. sse7. SssiSp0 wo e.
SIX-UNIT APT. BLDG, In Takoma
PIX; Q residence that has been con-
verted, and o mighty good job, too;
gross income shows $3.50; expenses
about $1,000; price, S26,950. Needs
$1,000 cash. RIPLEY q ROMER,
Realtors. 81: gill. Open ewes.
$4,000 down. AUERBACH Ss CO..
DI. 6501, AID. 5907.
INTOWN N.E.-On main street corr
ner, Q new 4-family apts.; tenants
pay utilities. GEORGE Y. WORTH
ddNNSGToN q SON. MA. 1926, OIL.
1SSTioSwN Mon main thoreush-
fare Q new 6-family apts,, all q
bsd5m; units. tenants -,l2 PAY l2yy.-t UTILITIES:
SON, MA. 1925, o. 3739. --i9
4-FAMlLY UNIT, semidet. brick, new
Sc. area. S24 500. Assume G1
loan. ST. 3466. TANEN REALTY
FALLS CHURCH--4-unit apt. in CEN
ter Of town, with $2S5 income per
mo. Corner lot 115xl25. S2S,5O0.
Approx. $4,000 cash. S175 per mo.
LUCILLE COOK. FA. 3272, FA.
1864. Ia
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COUNTY-e66 acre beef
cattle and tree farm. Approximately
forested. remainder mixed pine and
hardwood. Well watered by spring
fed streams that offer excellent sites
for lakes. Improved by. q 9-room
modern farm house. situated vel!
back from the road, In grove OF
trees: three tenant houses IN far
buildings; advantageously located
to handle a breeding herd. Price.
S55. 900.
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MT. VERNON

Sumed. run price, 81 lI,90U.
MT. VERNON
REALTY co.
124 N. Pitt ST.. AL. O337, KI. S-2216
SOFT. BRK. COLONIAL
$32,5O0
SPECIFICATIONS:
lge. picture window facing rear
brick patio and fireplace.
2. Banauet-size din. rm., 11x14h it..
paneled.
3. Master Craft kit, 11x12, de luxe
equipped dining area.
4 Master bedrm. loxl6; walls have
4 coats Of oil paint. twin closets
.Qighted) and black ceramic tile
bath.
8. Center hall plan.
6 md A.. 3 bedrms., sizes 13x14.
II .6X14. 10x1O' and black ceramic
tile bath.
q. Plenty storage space.
s Good bsmt. with outside entrance.
o. Rolling lot. s5x155, and det. gar.
12x20.
10. Constructed Q yrs. ago.
IL. Cash required. $4,000. g..
12 Call for appt. to inspect.
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd, Arl. OW. 1900.
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50 900 DOWN

Nice quiet suburban area. Brick
cottage with spacious living room,
fireplace and picture window, 2 nice
bedrooms, expansion attic, colored
tile bath, knotty pine paneled dining
room. A dream kitchen equipped
washer, twin sinks, plenty aluminium
cabinets and many other extras.
Screened porch, nice level yard, yard
fenced for children. Beautiful trees,
flowers and shrubbery. Payments
approximately $110 per month.
Metropolitan Realty Co.
ia. 5-6O7O. Open It'll 9 PM.
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$11,950

Brick semidetached home. full bsmt..
Stonewall jackson Public School and
st. Anne's Parochial School. Immed.
available.
ENZOR REALTY co.
CHI. 1000. Wash. Blvd, OK. 1894.
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NEW BUSINESS
OFFICES 3 STUDIOS WANTED

DESIRED by nationally known corp,
approx. 1900 So. IT. once space In
mod. air-conditioned once bldg.
Elk. 4214. lie
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"TNVESTORS'
4-FAMILY UNIT

4-FAMILY UNIT
TENANTS PAY UTILITIES
Good solid renter in an excellent
northeast location, Just 10 minutes
rents. for. S65. and tenants pay ali
utilities including heat. Building Is
three years old and in Immaculate
condition, it's an outstanding in
MR.. NICHOLS. NO. 2ii7 ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
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120 TWO-BEDRM. UNITS
Tenants Pay Utilities!
3-year-old develop. in excel. ne. coll
ored section; each apt. rents for
only $61 so and tenants pay all
utilities and heat; 4eS financing.
CAN Mr., Ewell (eve., OR. 1919.
Leo M. Bernstein 81 Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. b4OO
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RAPPAHANNoCK CoUNTY-60o- acre
operatins beef ss.,;tH esttle farm TTo WITH iSsrnood
cows. Improved by an S-room brick
residence with four. bedrooms and
one bath; tenant houses. large
cattle barn with hay dryer and silo.
machine shed. etc. Price, S7o,OUO.
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Offers
The Following Select Country
Properties and Productive
Farms For Your
Consideration
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN1
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

$4,000 so. FT. Of ground centrally
located; pvt. TT. siding and once
Evening star., 1951-01-07

TUBBY GRoPPER. our cop, has
Il discovered how to win friends
while carryin' a billy club.
BY nature Tubby amt hard
boiled or duty-struck. They say
some policemen would arrest
their own grandmother for park
in six inches too close to fire
hydrant. Not Tubby. He would
help a lady, or a bum for that
matter, find a good lawful place
to put an automobile.
An Tubby would rather dis
courage bank robbers than arrest
'em. He makes it a point to
stand in front of Mister Bur-
gess's bank every mornin' at
openin' time an again at closin'.
He says stick-up men won't
bother a bank that has a cop IN
front of it durin' their favorite
workin' hours.
"YoU know, Tubby," Mabel
Kent, our waitress tells him this
mornin', 'Missus Kennedy says
you're the finest on the police
force"
Il guess l prejudiced her a
little" Tubby grins. II compli-
mented her for lockin' her car
while she's shoppin'
''Mr. Burgess was sayin' to
me-" tell Tubby. that he
would vote you a bonus any day!
Seems you buttered him up. An
l heard you was over across the
Evening star., 1951-01-07
Soft-Boiled Cop

street at the Society Diner tellin'
the boys that Wally's Wagon
lives up to the letter of the
Department of Health rules.
Thanks for the boost!"
When Tubby left. Mabel an
me fell to thinkin' about police
men in general.
''lr's a pretty rare cop who
puts his hand on a citizens
shoulder an gives him a couple
of pats for doin' good. Policemen
are supposed to ignore the law
full an harry the sinners!" Mabel
says. 'Tubby's different.
"Yeah," agree. "Anybody
that breaks a law on Tubby's
beat is sure a stinker.
This afternoon when / went
out to get in my car to come
home Il see it is pretty close to
the fire plug. An then l notice a
tag on the steerin' wheel. 1t is
just a note that reads: ITO the
Fire Dept: This vehicle no
doubt belongs to some customer
of Wally's. In case of fire just
yell and he'll come move it."
/ blush all the way home.
Tubby knows my car as well as
he knows the number on his own
shield. He wrote that note know
in very well that l would park
10 blocks away rather than let
him catch me close to that plug
again! -WAllY B0REN
Evening star., 1951-12-11
Municipal Court Cases
Show Slight Increase

The business of Municipal Court
for the fiscal year ended last June
l30 increased, as usual, but only
slightly, for a change.
Figures released yesterday by
Chief Judge George P. Barse
showed a percentage increase OF
only g Of l per cent-155, 500 new
civil and criminal cases having
been filed last year.
In three branches of the court
those hearing Federal criminal of :
lfenses, small claims and suits in
Ivolving from $500 to $3,000-the
new caseload actually dropped off
Drunk court" traffic and land
lord and tenant branches as well
as the branch hearing civil suits
from $50 to $500, showed in
Creased numbers of new cases,
however, Judge Barse reported.
The overall court operation re-
manned a money-maker, with an
intake in fines. fees and forfeitures
totaling more than SIS million,
4 per cent more than the pre-
vious year.
The courts jury trial calendar,
always a headache. was declared
current by the chief judge. AS of
July l, 1850. more than 1000 jury
cases were awaiting trial.
Judge BarSe once again re-
Iquested increased clerical help to
meet the tremendous burden"
placed on the staff by the overall
case increase.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
Communist Front Tricks Revealed 10 AU Park Unit

Dance groups, literary and pub
fishing groups-all with an osten-
sibly cultural purpose-were
among the first Communist front
organizations 80 years ago in
Germany. the American Univer-
lsity Park Citizens Association was
told last night
Meeting in Hurst Hall on the
university campus, the association
heard Karl Baarslag, a research
specialist with the American
Legion's Americanism Commits
sion, in talk on the methods and
devices OF Communications Or
foundations.
Mr.. Baarslag described how the
Communists have nothing but
contempt for the bourgeoisie and
the "boobs who joined their
fronts"
Among the real purposes of the
fronts. Mr. Baarslag said, are to
act as "vestibules" through which
Evening star., 1951-12-11
Mount Pleasant Group
Holds Yufe Purty

After a short business meeting,
the Mount Pleasant Citizens AS
Isociation last night held its annual
christmas party.
The program consisted of a
number of selections by a quartet
and two short films. Later Christ
mas carols were sung and Santa
Claus appeared.
Edward C.. Wilson, president,
conducted the meeting in the
Mount Pleasant Library, Sixteenth
and Lamont streets NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-11

Sparkling crystal footed
bowl in lovely Colonial re-
production with IL match
ing handled cups, plus wire
cup hooks.
), NE.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
King Resumes Duties
By he Assoeiated Press

LONDON, Dec, II (P).-King
George vi has shouldered again
the royal duties he had laid aside
after his lung operation in Sep
tember. The King signed a royal
warrant yesterday revoking the
appointment of a f1ve-member
council of state authorized to act
for him during his illness.
Evening star., 1951-12-11

One for your home, by all
means-one. or more, for
the ones on your gift list.
Tray, lighter and con-
tainer, with smart black
enamel handles.
!. NV. ana Mfnnesota ATE. NE.
Evening star., 1951-12-11
Boys Traffic Death
Ruled Accidental

Coroner A. Magruder MacDon-
aid ruled accidental the traffic
death Sunday of 6-year-old
Richard Hall McEntee, HALEY
place Sc.
The boy, according to police
ran into the path of an automo-
bile in front of his home. The
car was driven by Sergt. Robert
E. Shields, %, of 3774 First street
Sc, a Boiling Air Force Base
airman.
Evening star., 1951-12-11

prospective party members are led
and developed. to provide funds
for Communist activities, and to
serve as wedges that will split
other groups and classes.
The meeting was conducted by
DR.. Daniel B. Lloyd, president.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
BBc

S1.09 Plastic Refrigerator
Sets with tight covers. /
oblong, 2 square con-
tainerS. Ch oose from
several colorS.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

Upright style with waterproof
plastic pearl top, well ventilated
sides. Ventilation helps prevent
mildew. White and attractive
bathroom colorS.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
sI.99

$2.69 Galvanized Gar
bage Cans. 10-gal. with
tight : fitting cover. A
grand saving.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

$8.88
$12.95 Clio b eS Dryer.
Aluminium with sturdy
galvanized center post.
150-foot drying space.
Separate ground box.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
$3.50

S5.95 Electric Automatic
Irons with fabric con-
troll. Adjustable for all
materials. Wood handle.
Cord extra.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
s20.95,

S42.95 Solid Brass Fire.
place Sets. 7-pc. and
irons, Ape. tool set, s.
fold brass top bound
screen.