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STEEI,

We have all kinds of miscellaneous
steel. angles, beams. reinforcing
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. 6177
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Arlington. va. Giebe $500
rkEs III SEES white nsv vfs 4ss.pa ead ussS ssk 81 Yas
Mo%oR MoGleSse co1ar Sna ress ssoo RieRmoaSS S3MAS
hTy;o 3 miles south Of Alexandria.
TYPEWRiTER. new. Royal. portable. s
Call Ia. 1922 after 8 pm. week
TYPEwRITERs, one Remington and
TYPEWRITER. Remington portable,
s6Odt.,,n about 1880 so% om%odel; good l., ,yHorkins H
vAHc;uGESi Sisa cLEANERs, ssshsRss' special Clear
ance sale. Universal and Montgom-
$22.75, others less; upright Hoovers
and Eurekas. low as $12 :95: HY-
UMBkEILx9seautiful Ella iss; A Sfs r. blue and
white outdoor umbrella and table;
cost SS6. for $45; outdoor chairs to
match. cost SIS. for 81 ca; owner
moving; must be sold. 1908 Allison
.v.I.rs 7sAEH ssn,3Eas.:a s1so SsrtAsp 7a4
VACUUM CLEANER-upright GE:
hand vacuum: Biltrite metal stroller;
$15 each. 10. 2-O02S. -22
VACUUM CLEANERS. 81 each. $3.50
Rhode. Island ave. ne, in rear.
Saturday after pm, Sun. all day.
VIOLIN. BOW AND CASE with ma
hog. music stand complete. S75;
small parlor organ. S25. GIL. 54S6.
vIOLINs (2). good for beginners. Ex.
7O27. -22
WASHER, automatic Hotpoint. excel.
cond., $3.50; garden hose, 75-ft., To-
VI. guarantee, SS. SH. 2740. -22
WASHER, Bendix, Dialomatic, semi
a9tomatie;, aEn1;, excel. buy; $50. oSSall
WASHERS, used. recond.: guar. Also
new. No down payment-2 years
to pay. p. Q. SMITH, 8. q g.. 1914
WASHERS. DRYERS AND IRONERs.
Warehouse sale. Almost all makes
and sizes. Must sell. Extra large
sayings. No reasonable offer will be
refused: Open Mon. through Sat.
8 til 8. SILVER SPRING GAS Il
5dtEGsTss1Ss 5dl s1sdss. CO.. s44 Wayne es1 sYe''
WASHER, Easy spindrier. s25, GIL.
WASHER. GE de luxe wringer type.
Good condition.: $40. LU. 2-S596.
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

HAY. new crop, well cured; delivered
20 Jmai;. 3 to 4 ton loads. sSs. "FU.
PoSSiiEss FOR sALE-Mother TSs Six
yssrs-Oid: Cali csh cTescens s et essew sas .sf- sf-
WHITE FACE aEREFoRSS asFe sS'' STEER
Choice quality yearlings; vaccinated;
any number: Few Hereford cows.
sH: 2ll4, ME. 1894. -22
PIGS FOR SALE and II wks.
ssasn Faisland. HoSaH SILVER Spring. Nd. Eyer Eyer
HORSE TRAILER, single. sturdy. all
metal, oak floor. Out hwy. so to
Fender, cont. 3.S MI: total dist. 20
miles; Box 273-Z, Star. 22s
HORSE. snow white. reg, Tennessee
en SalksE ssss With c1 pnDeEs e. 1852 1852 for %Sm
2 ENGLISH SADDLE HoRSEs. 4 years
old; one golden Palomino mare.
white name and tail Q5.4), very
good action; l blood bay mare
n5.2). well hammered and very gen.
mount. cH. 1884 before 5 pm.
2 THOROUGHBRED RACE HORSES.
2 f1llies, 2 yrs. old: stabbed at Marl-
boro Race Track; broken and haye
MsT has soRs tEainins HI r,das a4s1 bo7:ss
ana ponies. Rockville S65S: ewes.
. FAMILY cows. with or without
calf; l Holstein bull, / short-horn
bull. Priced to sell. or will trade
on small pony. NJ. j. WAPLE, Alex.
2 Y0GNG RIDING MARES. one bay.
other cream color. Priced reas. for
good home. SH. 6565. -22
BEAUTIFUL Albino pony for child
or grown up. Beau. black Amer.
Saddle Horse. Reas. Daleview 910S.
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MIscEL. WANTED Cont }

FURNITURE-Single pieces and COM
plete households, etc. AID. 1919;
eyes: and Sundays, AT. 2518.
Full contents. odd
pieces; wash. mach. stoves. refgr. :,
6Tic-a1brac; . a1 etc; s: E: FuRN. Ex- sk
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
% years. HOPW0ODS, 9Th and K
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PING PONG TABLE-New, folding.
55egualtion size, 8 legs: ss5. oAD.
;;;s; sssR;4 e. ;as
damaged. For use in bitches. drains.
poNbsoN pfssssisb sss s'1'i bkSs ae ;n gtn " T. ana
PooL TxBLEs !sj in GOOD coHd. Gall
PORCH GLIDER, good condition, $50.
AlsC, Al,son a child's tricycle.; good con, m
PoWak S1ssHh; MOVER; Rs' Jacobson SssS; Lawn
Queen, 1A.h.p.. 2l-inch; throttle.
clutch; excellent care; 500; cali
jackson 2-2s77 after $50 Pm:
RADIO. 1851 Zenith table model.
a2d to thFeesDesd r ssDSs1 pRGnogTsgh apply
Temple table model and rec
ord player comb. in very flne cond.,
incl. 20 records, price. $50; also Gov.
Winthrop desk, with lock and key
in new cond., price. $40. 653 E.
Capitol st.. Apt. 101. -26
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH RCA, con-
sole, excel. cond. and desirable as
osr oss q ca RA s4a7 after Or nsen ssnt
RANGE. cleo, Hotpoint. brand new.
never used, fully automatic; reduced
for quick sale. Ju; S-22s6; %
ssgS ssgSle cali IyeH r. Sssos Ssss few m0ath' ss
Frigidaire. In new
cSnd.s dlso 10 GU IT, 2 dr.. $395.
RERRiaERAroR, III SissA loft. crosley y6 s6el-
$685. $685. sshnd I sIsS nsg dssS asysr sH gHsd 9so U.s.
REFFiRIGERAToR, coldspot e.s Gu.
f.; 2 yrs. old; excel. cond; Sis.
RkFRiGERAroR. Ref IGfai 1851 philco, 80 5 Gu.
f., used less than W.; $125. Gall
KEGREiieaiEkAA'ro!E., ieiA' Gibson. 9 sg; IT,;
nEgR1oEEAreE, RI ls O., z;s M es, f.. oisson,
iahRiGS sss sui 1888
up; new 1851 WestinRhouse. liberal
q mos; e pay: 70. sMsITTTH. NTH s. 3
RaETR!GERAT0Rs EFT .sls M S S2S), NoFges: g f.,
KEfEfGERATSSks:i Kda1isf5se i1sl Ranges. washer.
Warehouse sale. Brand-new models,
sell. Extra-laree % savings. NO Nc reason. .
able offer will be refused. Open
Mon; through Sat, 8 til 9. SILVER
NI NaSns ave. 4As -. 8 Assslc s.soss. oo vi Y4A
REFRIGERATORS, new, used. S5 up
Easy credit, nothing down; lge. stock
eEFRfGsRATORs, EE % Sli used. xsn' EA sa1ss sos ss
sortment from. $40 up. Some with
1.year guarantee Time payments
REFGR... Philco. lift. box. 7S.
pound freezers; 2 mos. old; $500 o.
best offer. JU. S-2024. -23
REFGR.-7.2 Gu. It.. excel. cond.
S100; gas stove, oven excel, $50
tricycle.. S5. Moving. RA. 1877:
REEGG;, IEE 6sss $50; Thor irOner. $50. .Sca Gal
IREFRiGERATOR, crosley shelvador
good condition. $35; mans English
bike. $35; good cond. WI. $3.50
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WESLEY HALL,

WESLEY HALL
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets. Dances and free
movies. Recr. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu. S50-S6O. 1926 21si
st. NV. HU. 1924.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan. excel
meals: home atmosphere. HO 1856.
SLAUGHTER'S
Good meals; elev.. switchboard. 1928
10th st. NV. DU. 1866. %
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MACHINE, Easy SPIN
drier, '4S model. excellent condition,
leaving country; $50. CO. 3465.
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore de
persect a1 eons tsp osf sse 9He year % old
rifice for SIS or best offer. AP.
H3A1ssHi MACHINE, Kenmore: mSS ex-
Gel. cond.. pump and auto. timer;
wringer; $40. UN. 0330. 20
MACHINE 1850 Thor au-
wXsHiNG siiSG' SMs1AiMAi SMAcHMfNAEi @Thor o01fhi Auto.
magic, used 2 yrs, S1OO or best
offer Call WI. 27iR -22
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

DUPONT CIRCLE-1- -bedrm. apt,
quiet, airy; share with l girl who
win Be- ceId absent Tor the next 2 mos.
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GERANIUMS
POULTRY. RABBITS & EGGS

Y. n. RED BABY CHICKS, special
dred; $3.50 fof 59o Sn5s jsrses s esr siant. nqh
all pulletS. SIS per hundred. White
pekin ducklings,. 50 per doz. Emden
Goslings. 4 weeks old, 1925 each.
Q. G. MAXWELL, Lanham, Md,
WA. 1545. Md. Permit No. 124.
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STEEL
NEW-.-NEw

Reinforcing rods. "a. "a. T. and ~
;nch in 20-foot lengths; 8" beams,
lengths. All the above items will
be cut to size: 3x4 angles in all
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ROOMS WANTED

EMPLOYED MOTHER desires room.
breakfast and dinner for self and
2S-month boy who goes to day
After g pm, II. 7-4543. 22s
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ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
Furniture, bric-a-brac, china, glass
ware: Oriental art objects. jewelry,
rugs. silyerware.. paintings por.
traits sTsiss; highsst cssa ssas prices paid Call
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silyervare. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity Call LOUIS SEGALA CH. 1898;
ewes. EN-. 6766.
ANTIQUES WANTED
SMvERWARE. AMY CONDITION
Jewelry. china. glassware and bric-a-
brac. D. Milestone. North O3OO
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1888 Wis. ave.
BEDROOM. dinning room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage,
Ia. 2937; after z pm. GE. 1416.
BOOKS BOUGHT. highest cash prices
paid: all kinds. any quantity and
removed ct our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 176S Pa. ave. NV,
DfAMSSND MSSss' yEwELRY of any descrip-
ton; gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th ct. NV.
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TELEVISION

Gigantic clearance sale. Brand-new
1862 famous-make TV sets at be-
low dealers cost. Open till 8 pm
AIMCO TV SALES
$3.50 N. Washington Blvd.
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PONY MARE. 800; spotted mare.
500: bay gelding. S90;, 5-saited g.
Ola mare; $bbS0 sbS tn1rSgshHrsd
black mare. 3 yrs. old, $125.
These horses are sound and well
hammered.
Also 41-in. Shetland pony at stud.
Harness. spring wagons and pony
Breezy Knoll Farm. on Chain Bridge
I'd. near Vienna. v. Z. COSNER,
Vienna 1921. -22
HEREFORD BULLS, REG.
1913 mos. old. these are beautiful
f. fnaaf asBoEs Te HHEmarP eFSsd1 Ts Phon:
Haymarket 4-230O.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.W.

COLORED-3547 18th ST. NV
Lovely basement room and kitchen;
couple or 2 girls. 22s
COLORED-DBLE. RM.: lndry. ant
kit. privil.: pvt. refgr.: cony. transp
COHHORED-e LARGE ROOMS: new
RA. 1905 or RA. 1854.
COLORED = 1922 RANDOLPH ST
N.W.-Employed girl: attrac. front
rm.. kit. privil. Ia. 1904. -23
COLORED
20 LOGAN CIRCLE NV.
Newly dec. rms. some with pvt. baths;
conv. loc..; rental by wk. or no.;
very reaS. rent. Open for inspection
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANIEp

BULLDOZERS. PAN. Leaders. Trench
;ns MsNT %aeh1ns aHSTifr for cfSoti1DS: DT ISig IESig
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TISED-TJSEn

Large stock of used beams and angle
iron, in all sizes. Buy now while
our stock is complete.
ACE WRECKING co.
4O02 Minnesota Ave. NE.
TIT An6nn OQ
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FURNITURE
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
PRICES DRASTICALLY
. REDUCED. SEE US FIRST
OPEN 10 AM. TO 8 PM.
WALLACE FURNITURE co.
6715 New Hampshire Ave.
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LUMBER BARGAINS

ave. turn ieft5. Lo. 6.aS11. az
Hish a? epsas p9ss: lasas
MATTREsS. BOX SPRINGS - Prac-
tically new Stearns and Foster mat
ress with box springs. First $50
taxes both' need space. WI. 50. SS67.
MATTRESS and box spring, DR.. Ezra
SsSl ssSrm; hM prastlealiy aeaS new for double
MEDICAL led AL EeTHipMENr, ESea9THipMENr doctors Of
fice; almost new furniture and medi-
cal equipment; from physician leav-
Ing the city. Call WO. 1864. ~
1OI0Rs. lt !Il0Q to 100 n;p.; and re;
eSsh cARTY. zoos 1zsh. zfsi No: csTSsap Sssa
MOWER. power, REQ, 21" blade. like
assXEai aassXEi also End power mower. li Io:a g. % 3
OFFICE FURNITuRE-Desks. chairs
NA 2i2s PiRErnacG TI e .Sn sSnpment s
crates. doors, benches, bird baths.
FRED 8. G1CHNER 1RONWORkS.
INC" II The a 1r9n Man. 1914 Gath st.
Piano. Knabe parlor grand; genuine
natural mahogany case; perfect con-
ment, MI. 2213. -21
ssoS tone. Tuned: tspS $3.50. kf. kfsnsSsi s1sSsl:
$sS s.s:i s$s ssss 's $780, :''; d. ::sss sass
PIANo-concord spinet; mahogany;
Just like new; $295. Wurlitzer spinet;
rental retYsn; superb value; s2S5.
PIANO. reconditioned. Marshall Wen
dell, upright light walnut finish
PlAN0-Apt. grand: outstanding
tonal quality. fine value for ad-
Musician ansed :t?ans ssss ss SdTn ssepnanns
in , years. KITS. 1886 q st. NV.
PIANo-Baby Grand; in good cond. !;
Storey and Clark; $3.50; call after
p.m.: all day Sat-. Sun. wo. 4SS95.
PIANO. osDinets blond finish. Out
on black top 6OS, cont. 3.S mi,
house H%RJsY 9n lsss n1o 6ots s7aA DIST sts ss @
r5aNc' aonS1 wT' Smal1 aoss' baby grand exsel.
year old. Cali IA. 5747. 22s
PIANO, Steif upright. Excel. condi-
ti0n; $50 or best OseT: sH: ?Ssa.
s:a sssns sr sSy fa 'a oHs psySsses
instruments; mahogany finished and
plus hauling. ST. 94oO. JORDAN'S
Ta1Rsba9 fGT1fs bsta fHd EVES1Nas q sts NV: OPEN
Of fully reconditioned arands. All
Baldwin. Howard, Wurlitzer and
others; Prices start at $685.. Lib
senens e1ms '0c APBGII ySaT R1an0 M6sfc
CO: 110S G st. NV. DI. S464. -21
PIANOS--Start your child in music
now and give them the best. We
will make arrangements for you. to
sons in our studio for less than you
riSSt piano. csil OF Or phone oS us US for for
complete details. CAMPBELL MU.
SIC Co. 1los g st. NV. DI. s4s4.
PIANOs-Used spinets. uprights and
used spinet pianos that viii sell
act now. Also see our display Of
upright and grand pianos. CAMP.
Bfi BILL s4s4: MUSIC Co. HOS g st: &si n;W.'
PIANosSiexest prices in D. c. area.
1915 up; grands. $345 up; new spin
cts. S475 up: makes include Stein
way, Mason & Hamlin. Knabe, Cable,
Nelson, Gulbransen, Story & Clark
and others; Low terms: Open Fri.
free parking. SILVER SPRING
PIANO CO.. S57 Pershing dr.. SH.
PIAN0s-Uprights. $40 UP; spinets.
$265 up; grands. S325 up. Terms.
g.. Estab. 1901. SCHAEFFER'S s
PIANO SHOP, 825 Bonifant st., Sill
yer Spring. SH. 3O39. -22
PIANO-Baldwin, Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Designed, built.
Evening star., 1952-06-21

Furniture-Wanted at once
any amount, good furniture.
Also refrigerator, gas range
and good piano. Call Mr..
Grady, phone, MA. 2679,
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Bring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded tewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
So YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. SH. 5000.
are very anxious to
purchase unused or used United
States stamps--singles. blocks. plate
blocks. full sheets. collections and
accumulations; especially interested
In early. U. 8. in very fine condition.
Top prices paid for anything We
can use. JACK o. KING. w. L. & T,
Bldg. 900 F st. NV. ME. 1921.
Evening star., 1952-06-21

WASHERS. brand new; de luxe, 2-tub
spinner; REQUIRES no plumbing. AS
low as
500
With old washer. no money down.
Pay S1.25 week. Choose from Easy,
ABC. Whirlpool, Bendix. Thor. IRON
PETE HILL BUILDING SUPPLY CO..
044 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring
JU. S-S03o. Open 8 TIL 8.
Evening star., 1952-06-21

Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Designed, built,
and guaranteed by Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented Full
Blow action. Wide variety. case. de-
'sxs EXcLUs1vE S1S TS01si Ar HUGO woRcH
s2S ... 2 st. NV NV
Evening star., 1952-06-21

GOLF CLUBS, GoIdcraft. matched
set set; 8 woods; s s. irons, 1 putter. J1 bag
GOLF CLUBS@Spalding. Ton Flight.
Irons. full matched set REGISTERED,
s.s5a ssods ssas eisss; sss ss Rs'sa or sRa
GULF CI1BSMFaiI SGj SIF1i set with iisht
bag $40. Call Sat. afternoon. Sun.
81. DE. 0012.. 1923 Mass. ave. NV.
shn9 sas5jfics; ssil r.. nsS sssl' never 9ss0'
evenings; TI1R2ApDJISS66 I12 PING POST, sss6
GpN-Double barrel fox With "a
sas' san s 80 De ea oois Es' 1875 s!ssf,aSSa %sss
ICE cEsi CREAM Rix MACHINE, s gal. Emory
ssSS sSssS$S st Sf ;sSs VIII &S' FL
1SSSER: sSS 81 sfooc. SefS; ISor sutopss,s; s; used
KITCHEN CABINETS. warehouse sale;
aas4Sl aao& discount 81 sSsdE %hiis they last: IL
KITCHEN CABINETS; sectional; wall;
I3,u steel ssese wenetian blinds. Like new
LATTHEswsY engine; one W. and s
milling machine: welding equipment;
misc. LO. 5-10S2. 30
LAW BOOKS. U. s. Supreme Court
Decisions. Vol. 1 thru 34I G-28I
Baldwin reprint, 80 vol; 1924
Supreme Court Reporterl: Code Of
Federal Regulations.. 1949 edition;
N. E. (2nd) 80 vol, U. s.. code. 1916
eSiItioRi eaII M g; sa4s E. CODE 1910 ss edition
LAWN MOWERS. 80, So each. So
power lawn mowers without motors,
$40 to $15. Slightly damaged in
fire. motors, $40 each. Cali Satur-
day after ! pm. all day Sunday
only. 1888 Rhode Island ave. ne.
LOVE SEAT. 2 cushions; also new GE
automatic clothes washer. Empire
fan back chairs; 12xl5 green twist
carpet. ia. 1881. -22
LUMBER BARGAINS
A-inch flr plywood. 4xS. $40 each;
plywood cuttings, "a price; odd
stock doors, mouldings, hardwood
and white pine cuttings; 3-ft. red
wood picket, 15c. Open all day Sat,
Sum-; Wed. Thurs. ewes.
GEN. MILLWORK co.
1900 Kensington rd. Tend Of Conn.
ave. turn left). LO. b.2311 --22
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
REASONABLE
10-pc. dining rm. set; living I'm. set;
kitchen; 2 bedrms. and odd pieces.
No dealers. 905 E st. s.e. -21
FURNITURE SALE
NAME YOUR OWN PRICE
No Reasonable Offer Refused;
Prices Lower Than Any.
Military Discount
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APIS. FURNISHED Cont J

CONGRESS HEIGHTS DUPLEx-
Avail; July. l.. Bedrm.. living rm..
Blk. trsnsp. and shop. Adults. SEQ
mo. 10. 2-5l91. all day Sunday.
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CONTINUED on Next PAee)
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ANTIQUES WANTED

China. furniture, silyerware. jewelr,
aRS tS caneie ca Ios Ts sIeSsi saGH tai Ssss
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Snow on q Hill

Only the rabbits halt forgotten track
Marks the deep snotD along the tDi,tter
Hill. q
And he is gone. perhaps to not come
back,
Where all the world lies crystal noD.
and stiu.
/ cannot add n1y tracks to his. not noso
When earth lies smooth and IN HnbTo-
ken lines, Sst
When aUinter Wind sighs through q
snotD-bent boggh
And yesterdays lone token b three
pines. $40
Only their green reminds me that Hsis
Slopes up from that small pasture
1nhich ! otDH
And tDbich iDGs tGnsiliGY a. my Oeyy
Before the snoptGH copere6 stick ard
stone.
All other things are strange and lost
And ] myself am lost n deep phsts
mystery.
AnobsI Armour
Evening star., 1952-02-06

Later the same day the Soviet side
polled more votes than the Americans
could muster on the Russian package
deal to admit five Soviet satellites and
nine ''free world" countries into the
q. N. The vote was 20 to 81 in favor
Of the Soviet deal. with rs abstentions.
Again the Soviet was defeated, because
It fell short of the two-thirds majority
needed. But again the vote was omin-
GUS
Earlier, the United States had suf-
fered its first U. N. defeat. when the
Political Committee, representing all
General Assembly members, approved
the Soviet membership plan over United
States objections, 21-12. with Is .absten-
tions.
There were other evidences Of cool
ness toward the United States in the
sixth Assembly. In previous sessions,
Soviet efforts to hang big-lie type con-
formations on the United States had
been srnothered by votes like 52-5 or
1876. with only a few abstentions. This
time, however, when Russia asked the
q. N. to condemn America for using
Mutual Security Act funds to rile East
European foes Of the Communists. the
vote was only 42-5. and there were IL
Evening star., 1952-02-06
This and That

$50 Long to Learn is to be the title
of a new book to be issued in March by
Macmillan. It is an account OF the
growth of the mind and art OF John
Masef1eld, the poet.
Many persons who probably will never
read the book nevertheless will be helped
by consideration Of the title.
So long to learn. indeed!
Every decent person. in contemplate
ing his own life from time to time, will
sorrow over how long it takes, and how
so much must be learned over and over
again.
This cannot be helped.
It is part Of the rise Of the individual
into something better. There are always
setbackS, throwbackS, caused not only
by ones self, but especially by others.
It takes so long to learn
And what one finds and thinks SO
happily ones own, suddenly flies out the
window, at a sudden touch Of anger. or
not even that.
Somehow, anger has a respectable
place In the human gamut, because it
is fundamentally animal and q human
being need not be ashamed Of his an
cestry.
Anger plays d real part, with the four
footed ones. often leading them TO de-
fend themselves.
They know nothing Of pacifism. that
strange quirk Of the human mind.
The strict animal Is geared to fight
or defense.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
BY Charles {. Troceweu

We have been told. endlessly and
Smartly, that all that Is so much hokum,
that we must be ashamed Of lectures and
trying to teach people how to be good.
We have received sort Of modified
criminal education. not out-and-out
criminal, it is true, but with just enough
hanging on the edges to throw US of
our guard.
There can be little doubt that this is
what has happened to many.
They have tried to be decent, but have
fallen by the wayside, both through
their own lack and the lacks Of others.
They have taken so long to learn any,
thing, and then found it suddenly and
at any time at the mercy Of almost any
factor. Sometimes q friend, through
word, crumbles all that has been
gathered over so many years. An
enemy may do even worse, in ways un-
recognized either by him or his victim.
There is still hope. The balance is not
all the other way. AL Of us have many
great aids In the ideas. persons, books
and currents of thought which embody
the best we know. These are all mighty
to heal, Il we win let them. and not
grow ashamed Of them just because
some intellectual. 50 called. has seen at
to laugh at them.
II we take long to learn. we may at
least learn thoroughly what Is good for
as, and not permit others to make us
resort to the lesser and the least. The
perennial war against the best Is no
different now than it always was.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Presidential About-Foce

There is little point or profit in trying to
divine President Truman's real motive in de-
Gliding to stay in the New Hampshire primary
race.
He has stated certain reasons for this about
face. But to the politicians, they will seem no
more convincing than the reasons he gave last
Thursday for withdrawing.
The one clear fact is that the New Hamp-
shire Democrats will have an opportunity to ex-
press their preference between the President ana
his braSh young challenger, Senator Kefauver
Of Tennessee.
This will not necessarily be decisive so far
as the President is concerned, for he probably
could have the Democratic nomination If he
wanted 1t Notwithstanding a bad showing in
New Hampshire. But it Is going to be mighty
embarrassing If he should be beaten in the pri-
mary by the Tennessee Senator, and, despite the
eyewash statement, this could well explain why
Mr.. Truman last week did not want to take the
risk It does not serve, however, as an explana-
ton Of the change Of heart That will have to
await developments.
Evening star., 1952-02-06

One or the other, but not both at the
same time, unless oyertaken.
Surely man meets the same thing,
though part Of the affair may be mental
He can become as angry at word as q
cat can at the sight of a dog.
Mr.. Masefield is supposed to be giving
to his readers an account Of the ideas,
books, people and currents Of thoughts
that have influenced him.
Ideas. books. people and currents
These do, indeed, take in much, and
they apply themselves to the forming OF
just ordinary persons. too. It is not
necessary to have written acceptable
poems, or novels, or essays, or historical
works, or to nave been ID the forefront
OF various movements. to understand
how these currents impinge upon us all,
and help to make us what we are.
Perhaps we have not. many WIN feel.
kept ourselves as fully aware Of them
as we might, as we went along. Perhaps
that was the reason We took so long to
learn what turns out to be so little.
It Is fashionable to be optimistic, but
when optimism makes US forget our
lacks and faults. and permits US to close
our eyes ct things We do not like. rather
than try to DO something about them.
then we have fallen into the old trap.
No wonder It takes US so long to learnt
The bright boys have successfully
sneered at the coed men and women
who told Us life was real. life was
earnest.