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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

close to downtown; $50 mo. in.
SGlifnIdins SlfI utilities; no calls after z.
1900 NEWTON ST. N.w.-studio
for settled lady; $50. Ho. s14o.
TAkOMA PARK-Entire 1st floor;
lily. rm. with fireplace. bedrms..
kitchen and bath; nice yard; heat
ana not water S125 mo. JU. 5-5255.
R. L. AVE. NE.-Bedrm.. kitchenette.
Near transp. LA. 6-s04i. w2I
FOUR ROOMS, pvt. bath; all utils.
furn,; ground floor apt. S22 week.
1903 Clifton st. NV HUI. 4i64.
I:6 Z ST. N.E.-One and = rm. apts.:
couples 60 s all Htils;: share baths. $50
e:9 End ST. ,S.E.-Two large front
rms: and bath; all utils. furn. S55.
Inquire 1st floor.
TWO BEDRMS.. liv. rm.. din. nm
Kit. bath; wei furn.; t adults. It's Cali
MANAGER. HO. $3.50. THE NORTH
ombEELAND. IN 2o39 New Hampshire
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i-bdrm.
apt, liy. rm.. din. rm., large kit:
air conditioner. JAMES L. DIXON
d CO.. ST. 700.
LIKE EARLY AMERICANe-a-rm.
apt. completely furn. ana newly re-
| decorated: incl. bar; Colonial fire.
place; built-in bookc .es: rent re~y
reasonable; must buy furniture. Ii.
ONE BEDROOM and kitchen. 1s "a f..
next ne ,dad; nath; nr. transp.; $40 week.
LONDON HALL. 1888 18th st. NV l
Emciency apt. consisting of bed
liv. rm. kit. and bath. Ma. eolo.
LONDON HALL-Liv. rm. with Mur-
bath; SCI Weekly. NA. SpUHi soio. Ki.' arg arg
FURNISHED APT. and room avail
able; central location, ALLIES INN,
cn1X 13G$ Ney Hp.nTSlrSye YpFk ave. NV. II
kit; dihette. bath; in private home.
conn. W AVE E. NG.W.-TS6e The Bros; Broadmoor; m5I
fqrn: ant, consisting of bedrm..
ai,a,g dini,ng alcoye. kitchen and bath;
$500 for appt.; references. is
"633 ADAMS MILL RD.-Efhciency
llv.- APT. bedrm. combination, large
kltcnen and dinette; walk-in CLOSET;
! blk. 18th and Columbia I'd $3.50.
See lanitor or premises. NO 21sJ.
EIERS WE fA1E 0E ARTS 14gEIipA ANp ,JB HogSEs USE
WEFkpHYAss'H WEEK WAsH o.: va say WHITE TIN Only.
A-oNE RENTALS AND REALTY CO.
524 BOND BLDG. MA. O007.
l4th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
! 215 RUPLEY BLDG. KI. S-l3I3
615 KING ST. ALEX. MON. SAT.
CHASTLETON HOTEL,
1901 10th st. n.w.--1 and 2 bedrm.
apis, full hotel service; monthly
rentals. Call DU. 1000.
DOWNTOWN
Lge. 2-bedrm. apt. at 14th and N. Y.
| ave. NV; all necessary furnishings;
lge. unfurnished apt: S75. Consult
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905 II st.
NV. Ma. 2345.
Live at the Top of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL
$500 MASS. AVE. NV.
One and two bedroom apartments;
| teievision in every apartment; full
hotel service. lis
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TelevisiOn Clearance
20-IN. CONSOLE AS LOW AS
Sl99

With your small set. All other famous
makes at tremendous savings while
they last. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Open Mon. through Sat-,
9 til g..
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co.
944 Wayne Ave. JU. S-Su3S
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

KVVMS fUKN.-MO. y VA.
ARL.. VA.-Large rm. next to bath.
in new home; blk. from bus; $40 for
l.; 500 for 2; 2100 N. Potomac ST..
FA. 0090. --16
PVT. ENTR.--Unusually attrac. rm.
and pvt. bath. CloSe-in Silver Spr h;
II block bus line. 81. 1852.
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MIScEL. FOR SALE (cont.)

BoOKS-195@ edition. 24-vol. Ency-
clopaedla Britannica; $l15; save
over $500. Box 2T5-X, Star. 1Ss
BOOKS, largest clearance sale we've
had, One-third OF our stock re-
duced; many at Sc other specials.
Thurs. night only, to 10 pm.
ESTATE BOOK SALES, 1907 H St.
NV, Bird floor.
BRICKS. face and common; 1 or a
million. ALASKA COAL & BRICK
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FARM g GARDEN

BLUE GRASS SOD. delivered in
truck-load lots; you lay j.. VI. 1880.
is
FLAGSTONE WORK-Terraces. FIRE
places. retaining wall, pipe drainage.
All kinds of cement work stone
work. F.. MARCUCCIO. Rockville
Nd. Rockville 35SS.
TREE REMOVAL. SIS and UP; get our
free estimates and save money.
PAUL'S Tree SERVICE. LO. 5-457S
TOP SOIL, very good rich top soil for
lawns and greenhouses, very reas.
Call HI. 1888. Id
CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoil. bluestone,
road gravel, sand. tree removing.
grading. hauling. 10. 1853. --15
TOP SOIL. loose stone. manure: Falls
Church 5000. -1S
FLOWING, disking, moving: lge. or
small tracts, Oxon Hill area. LO.
3-1l63 after u pm. is
VIRGIN TOPSOIL. best quality; any
quantity; immed. service and deliv
Lawns rebuilt. LU. 1-5563. ---19
TOPSOIL. So a yd.; by load; well
rotted manure. $40 a yd.; clean fill
dirt. sod. JU. 5-6297. 10
MANURE AND SOIL-Well rotted
no straw; $3.50 a yard. 22 bushels.
CHI. 9O73.
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TELEVISION

1ELEVlSlON
Gigantic clearance sale. Brand new
1852 famous makes TV at lowest
prices in area. Open till IL pm.
AIMCO TV SALES
2S20 n, Washington Blvd.
Arlington. Va. Gil. 7S0o
TOILET SETS, new; 55-gal. steel
drum. used; low prices, top quality.
ACE JUNK CO. 1920 Georgia ave.
NV. HU. 4421.
TYPEWRITER and Dictaphone; used;
price. reasonable. Phone. D1. 1857.
rentals. repairs, Terms. Our And
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO. 1431 E. Capitol ST., Ii. 3-00S2
S:30-5:30 incl. Saturday.
TYPEWRITER SALE, portables and
machine in the house. Guaranteed
CENTRAL 2019 14th st. NV. IL
Royal: 20 ill.,, elite
type; good conditions; reasonable.
Call MA. 0752. ---16
repair shop parts,
cabinets, tools. bench, platens,
cleaning sink, new compressor. elec.
drill, wise, turn table, elec. grinder.
Closing shop; sacrifice. JE. 2-l5l1.
TYPEWRITER sALE-Big savings in
good reconditioned machines. Come
see. FALLS CHURCH STATION
VACUUM CLEARANCE. All perfect.
Some new. Electrolux. S17.50;
Hoover, $3.50; CE. S12 so. Others.
1912 Lee Hwy, CHI. 4914. -16
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VACUUM BUYERS

ATTENTION!
This ad is not bait or hokum. We
actually sell GUARANTEED TO
CLEAN vacuums as low as 1895 for
uprights. S1995 for name-brand
tanks with all attachments. We do
not stock new cleaners, since. we
specialize in used cleaners only. No
high-pressure switch artists en-
pioyed mere. convince yoursei. pee
Come in or call to see them in your
TOP VACUUM STORES
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BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
home. cash. We do moving. storage.
ia. 1887; after 2 pm, GE. 1416.
BOOEs BOUGHT. highest cash prices
paid: all kinds. any quantity and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1868 Pa. ave. NV.
BOOKS NEEDED - Highest cash
prices paid; books removed at our
expense DISTRICT BOOK STORE.
IA 9th st NV, ME- 1895.
BULLDOZER FOR HIRE; B. G. Gle
trac; dozer and operator. ST per
hour. Call RA. 6703. between, 3
BULLDozER for hire; d. G. Cletrac;
doZer and operator, 81 per hour.
Call RA. 6703. between and z
DIAMOND ,EwELRY of any descPip-
ton; gold and silver. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE - Full contents. odd
pieces; wash. mach. stoves, refgr..
bric-a-brac, etc. s E. FURN. Elk.
CHANGE, go 7th st. s.e., AT. 05S5.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd rieceS; also old china.
brio a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOODS Sth and K
SITS. NV. ME. 52S7.
FURNITURE-Single pieces and COM
plete households. etc. AID. SS79i
ewes and SUNDAYS AT 25IS
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TOPSOII

JO. S-OIZ1 lS~
TOPSOIL
II you want the best, you want Pa
tapsco Valley topSoil from the
WILLOWGROUND FARMS No rocks.
LAWN MOWERS, NEW, 1852
Pennsylvania. 21-in., regular Sl54 20,
only S116.22; 1S-in., only S106.T5
delivered. Other gas and hand now
ers avail. Call MILFORD, INC.
604 F st. NV, ME. 374S. III
Lawn Mowers, Power
And hand popular brands; new 1852
with 90 days free service; 20eS
discount for cash. DALMO SALES
CO., 923 18th st. NV. EX. 1905.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. nearly new, cost $500;
vi, SslI rn S2355 Ss2;55 cash. including case.
ADDING MACHINES, Sunstrand. elec-
tI-c.e heconditioned. Guaranteed;
$99. so. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
.Sl3 4th s.. NV.
ADDING MACHINE, Remington Rand
- keey55oard; like new; S75. Call
ADDING MACHINE sALE-Hand ana
ELECTRIC models money talks: 159c
cash discount on all machines.
CENTRAL. 2019 l4th st. NV. IL
AIR COMPRESSOR, 300-lb. tank;
lathe, 12-ineh swing, 81 inches be-
tween center: fully equipped; drill
press large bench model, power
hack saw; $3.50 takes all. Central
S-S400 or Central S-46S1. is
AIR CONDITIONERS--Al makes:
brand-new. 1852 models, factory
crates; 5-yr. warranty; 30eo discount
for cash. APPROVED REFRIGERA-
.TION CO. co. 1858.
AIR CONDITIONERS. 2. recondi.
toned, now in storage: will deliver
and install; $3.50 and S100. JE.
Air CoNDITIoNER. philco, complete
exhaust in air intake system; in
stalled IN normal dbl. window, 1925.
Phone JU. S-3472. is
ALl-CONDITI0NER, 1850 34-h.p.
Pntlco console, fits easement or sash
windows; $3.50. LO. 4-7449 be-
tween 81 pm. --l6
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AIR-CONDITIONERS
SAVE S110

New S4-ton readers alr-cOndltloners
in sealed cartons; 5-yr. guarantee;
S2S9. We also carry other leading
brands at comparable low prices.
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
10th and H Sts NE.
ANTIQUE CHEST. 4-drawer. marble
top. in perfect condition. Must sell
immedistel only $50. WO. 1853.
ANTIQUES - Set of 6 American
Sheraton chairs. 500 each. 1901
Conn. ave. NV. End floor. Id
ANTIQUES Private collection of
genuine 18th Century American.
Hepplewhite, Sheraton and Chlppen-
dale pieces. OV. 1898 -l6
'damask upholstery. walnut frame
perfect cond., S140. Call EN-. 2503.
is
ANTIQUES - . beautiful French
handmade Rose carved arm chairs;
cane seats and backs. $50; l
French Provincial chair; needlepoint;
$40 81, uoQt --i6
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.w.

Twin-Bed Room for 2 Girls
Nicely furn. and decorated; $3.50
wk. ca. 2636 Woodley pl.. HU. 1913.
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Park Central Apt.-Hotel

Park Central Apt t.-Hotel
Newly dec; comb. liv. rm. -bedrm.,
lge. dressing closet with refgr., pvt.
bath, maid service; 34-hr. elev. and
switchboard serv.; excel. downtown
loo; avail. 500 per mo. 1900 F ST.
NV. ME. o540. --l6
THE ROSEMONT
Ten minutes to Pentagon, Conyen-
lent TO shopping. Available June
]. will be completely furnished =
bedrm. apt. in excellent condition.
Adults only. Rent Sli5. To in
spect call MRS. HEATER. Ma. $500.
- rs
COLORED-iSth AND d S.E,-Tvo
l-rm. apts., semikit, bath, refgr.
NE. 9S9S; ewes, TU, nUSo. - Is
COLORED-TWO RMS, kit. and
bath newly decorated. will accept
children. Call after u, LA. 6-5421.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIOITES

bric-a-brac. china. glass.
ware; Oriental art objects, ieWelrV
rugs. Silverware. paintings. por.
traits; highest cash prices paid. Cal
MURRAY TIA 3393
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GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum,
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
20 VEaPC AT Oo5 q CT NW
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APARTMENTS UNFURNiSHED

SPACIOUS 3-BEDRM., 2-bath apt.
for luxury living; library, liv. rm., {,
din, rm,. kit. buffers pantry, incl.
sun porch; 24-hr. elevator and
switchboard service; adults only
weekdays after ~ am. AID. 1868.
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PIPE-USED

PIPE. galv., nlack: copper. cast iror
cut thread; fixtures. BLOCKS. 305
NJ st. NV. NO. 7SO3 WA. 550l.
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DOUBLE HOLLYWOOD BED, on
wheel base. $40; also lge. sofa with
custom slip cover, $50; both good
cond, Call Mr. SULLIVAN, ia,
2-1929,. z pm. to midnight. -15
OUPLlCATORS, all types. sales. rem
tails. repairs; hand and electric
Terms AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO. l43l f. Capitol ST.. Ii. 3-00S2
Our 42nd year: $3.50 to $50 incl
Saturday
EDIPHONE. latest model. combina-
ton dictator and transcriber. uses
l2hour discs practically new; first
$500 takes it. Ii. 3-S032 before
$50 am. III
ELECTRIC RANGE. GE. calrod unit,
oven timer, thrift cooker, excellent
condition; reasonable. WA. 1886. =
EXHAUST FAN. large. for store mot
for housel. for sale; in good cond.
Call IA. 2-7500. Ext. SOL. 16'
FANS; electric. all standard makes.
creased and cleaned. Servicing cleo
trIc fans for over b yrs. Phone
ELECTRIC CO. l4lO L st. NV. =2l
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GTT,T,-RER1

rms, some with pvt. bath, maid and
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 1881.
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DOWNTOWN

Lge. 2-bedrm. apt. at 14th and N. Y.
ave. NV; all necessary furnishings;
SlOO; immediate occupancy. Also
lge. unfurnished apt: S75. Consult
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905 H st.
n W MA O345
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Live at the Top of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL

300 MASS. AVE. NV.
One and two bedroom apartments;
teieVision in every apartment; full
hotel service. is
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STEEL.

We have All kinds of miscellaneous
steel. angles. beams reinforcing
steel. cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKyNG CO.
BRENTWOOD RID. AND w ST. NE.
Nal HlT1 Ia
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WAR SURPLUS

Shovels. 81: Mattocks Picks. ST.;
Dig bars. So so; Gas cans. So
Axes. Wedges. Rope
10000 other good bargains
OS10 NJ ST n w EX 3SC1
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IDEAL FOR STUDENTS; close-in To-
cation; rms; kit. and bath: $50.
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Three rooms and
enetian blinds 2ud
. entrance. Adults
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dpl;, : btuIHIs.. no uOOI Nv. I'm.
dining area. equipped kit: near
bus and shopping; S93 50 per mo !;
immediate occupancy. Call REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC, OW. 5000.
IDEAL LOCATION. Arlington, near
Washington: choice 2-bedrm apt /:
S97 so; cross ventilation: excel. bus
service and shopping; adults. OW.
636S 81
NO. ARL.. ideal Ioc. ! bedrm.. liv.
rm., din, kit, bath; 10 min. Pen,
s78. GL. 1854, :i8e0-4:4o pm. pm.
Mon Fri; Sat 4-1n =lR
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Clio THE EVENING STAR
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont.

Washington, d. c.
THURSDAY, MAY is, 1852
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. jewelr.
ana Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. CHI. $3.50
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1920 18th ST. N.W.-Ideal down.
town location, for young ladies;
maid service and every convenience.
Evening star., 1952-03-04

before my Saturday radio program
was over" He related that IAN
excited woman" asked his wife to
answer a question.
"'Tell me- the woman asked,
lis your husband a Communist"
MIR. Donohue said the reason for
her suspicious was that she be-
lieved "he wants to poison the
water system with fluorine. and
who else would want to do that"
Mr.. Donohue said the use OF
fluorine in the water supply is
far from poisonous and reiterated
his belief that the use of the
chemical as proposed would be
beneficial and not harmful.
In regular business. the associa-
ton backed its chairman of
schools and recreation, Mrs. Doro-
thy Murray, in asking the Re-
development Land Agency to
include plans for a site for white
elementary school in the area and
requesting the Board of Education
to give reasonable notice to in
terested citizens groups Of pro-
posed changes In the use of
schools.
Morris Engle, president, led the
meeting in the Southwest Branch
Library, Seventh and II streets
|S.W.
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Una herkel Pretty Sick
From Overdose Of Sedafiye
By ,hs A,,oeio,ed Pres.

SANTA MONICA. Calf i Mar. A
Actress Una Merkel is in st
Johns Hospital suffering from
what her doctor says was prob.
ably an overdose Of sleeping pills.
"She is pretty SICK" DR.. Roy T
McReynolds said last night, ''bui
I think she will pull through"
Miss Merkel. 48-year-old veter-
an OF stage and screen, was found
in a coma yesterday by a nurse
who had been attending her dur
ing siege Of influenza. Her con-
dition was at first described as
critical.
DR.. McReynolds, who had been
treating her for influenza, said he
had not prescribed sleeping pills
but added that he found an empty
Seconal bottle in her apartment.
The actress narrowly escaped
death in 1945 when she and her
mother. Mrs. Arno Merkel. were
overcome by gas fumes in New
York apartment. Mrs. Merkel was
found dead and police listed it as
suicide.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
BY the Associated Pre.s

CINCINNATI. Mar. 4.-An an
swer to one of the great puzzle
of cancer was advanced today by
DR.. Howard l.. Richardson of tht
University Of Oregon Medica
School.
The puzzle is why things thai
can cause cancer often are gooc
treatments for cancer. Thest
things include X-rays and chem
icals, like nitrogen mustards. ure'
thane, or others. that bring tenn.
porary improvement in some
forms Of cancer.
DR.. Richardson has found thai
use Of two cancer-causing chem.
icals given at the same time pre-.
vents cancers in rats. The reason
seems to be changes in the body's
potent adrenal glands. the fac
tories of such hormones as corti-
some and sex horm6nes.
When the two chemicals were
given together the mice that got
no cancers were found to have
partially damaged adrenal glands
The outer layers of their glands
were changed or destroyed. These
outer layers are believed to pro-
duce the potent hormones. and
there seemed to be some hormo-
Evening star., 1952-03-04
Low Pay Would Kill
City Manager Plan
Here, DonoFlue Says

Consideration Of various plans
TOR reorganization Of the District
government would have to leave
out city manager system, even II
every one thought it was a good
idea, Commissioner F. Joseph Dem
lohue declared last night.
In discussing the need for
a greater Federal contribution
toward the District budget, Mr..
Donohue told the Southwest Cit
izenS' Association the District is
blocked from acting on projects
1t may consider favorable.
Citing a possible example of
this. the Commissioner said the
District could not really consider
having a city manager plan be-
cause Congress would not appro-
pirate a salary great enough to
hold a competent manager.
Compares Salaries.
He said that, in at least one
lcity Of comparable size, the man
ager Is paid a yearly salary of
$4,000. plus about $4,000 in ex-
Ipenses, while a United. States
Senator receives only $12.5000 plus
I$2,500 expenses. And as for pay
ing a city manager more than a
Senator, Mr.. Donohue said, Con
gresS would never stand for it,"
Mr.. Donohue noted that March
IL marks the first anniversary of
his appointment as District Com
missioner. He said that whether
progress had taken place is "up to
the people to decide"
Indicating some of the unhappy
events that befall a Commissioner,
Mr.. Donohue told Of a telephone
call his wife received scarcely
Evening star., 1952-03-04
|AdrenoI Gland Changes Seen
Answer to One c cancer Puzzle

nal influence on the lack Of can
GERS.
In humans complete removal OF
adrenal glands is bringing at
least temporary health tc some
persons with otherwise hopeless,
far advanced cancers of the
breast and prostate gland.
DR.. Richardson described the
new studies, done in collaboration
with Edmund Borsos- Nachtnebel
and Alton r. Stier. to the second
national cancer conference here.
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|ClO President, SteeImun
Discuss Unemployment
RY the Assoeioted Pre,,

BY the Assoeioted Press
Philip Murray, president Of the
|CIO. conferred at the White
House yesterday with John r.
Steelman. assistant to the Presi-
dent.
The White House said after
ward they discussed "the unem-
.ployment situation in Detroit and
other areas"
Evening star., 1952-03-04

JOHN s. THOMPSON. President.
HARRY H. ALLEN. 2nd Vice President
and Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Is day of February, 1862.
(SeaD DANIEL o. RUHNKE.
Notary public in New Jersey. my COM
mission expires April 10. 1855.
Evening star., 1952-03-04

~. LoAPsER. Vice President.
NJ. MAOPI, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of February. 1852
(seaD VERA M. STORM, Notary Public.
Notary Public State, OF New York No.
24-920S90O; Gualified in Kings County,
co. Clk's; and Reg. once. Term expires
March 80. 1852.
NJ. NJ. Parker Co., Inc.
Established 1865
General Insurance
714 Southern Building
Washington 5, D. C.
Phone Republic 07l4
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-01
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
hllNRIEAPoR

Church Club; Rccor's Guild of ST. Thomas Episcopal
church had special meeting Sunday, January a. at the
church.
Celebrates Birthday: Mitchell Brcwngon, of Mr.. and
Mrs, Jos Brcwngon 1881 Clinton celebrated his fourth
birthday, Sunday, January ~, with small party. Those
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-01


winter voats There are thin, fine
wool creations. cleaning satins,
failles, bcngalinos, silk standings,
Jerseys and tweeds Of fine quality
And really, ladies, they are the
most versatile and tempting
creations that have been unpackcd
in years.
Afternoon and after-five dresses
are handsome creations in tAffctA
and thinner silks Many OF them
are made with fitted and effeC-
lively swathed. shirrcd, or draped
bodiCes attached to n plated
skirt And when you see the plat
ed skirts. youll realize how diver.
Eficd plating can be. sunburst
effects. alternating panels Of plain
silk with fine knife plating in
godcts or panels, and those new.
intricate plaits In patterns which
can only be appreciated when seen
close up are but a few Of the ideas.
When wide skirts do not feature
the intricate plaits. they are cut
in circles. Satins are best when
done in this manner. since such
materials cannot be plated az ef-
fectively az the thinner silks and
tAffetas. The COlors OF those
fabrics make news too. First
comes cocoa TO seal. then Erays,
stunning dusky oranges are
lovely too.
A lovely new golden beige color
aptly called banana" is a color
that should click Instantly with
women who always want some
thing different. We Of brown color
will look especially lovely in this
shade / can vouch for that my
self. since / have an after-five
dress in this shade.
The most springlike One-piece
drcRscs are those made Of fine
thin wool preferably crepe tex
ture. They are fresh and crisp
made with all the newest fashion
details: the tAut tsrse silhouette,
a skirt Of full circular cut or com.
paratively straight lines, and such
accents an taffeta Jokes or bows
or white pique or linen contrasts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-01
NOIiOE OF nnl.HlbRsa
LAlAAl IlAA MAIE

Under aud ~ Nttus Ut al EkSUu-
tlon ISsuUd UuI ut aud undpt the
seal VI the District Court OF the
state of Minnesota, ia and for the
FoutIh judicial DlstrICt aud County
oI liuHnepIn GA tue goth DAY vi
Aukuat "a the yaat lBbI upun "a
Judkvmenl toudUIed aud doJkpIUa
IA SAD Count aud tuuRly IA All a..
iIOn theIeli, wherein DAY 1hump-
s"h MAS pIalntlit. aHd Marcel oman
vas defendant. IA favor Vf said
piAihlIti ana against haId defend
ant Marcel oman fuT the HuIn OF
ttEe Hundred AIAty Ella aud " 400
boIiAiH, as appears by tue guaRe.
mSnt iuI tiISd Ia the office ot the
CloTk OF said District Court fOT RAId
County OF HpnnspIu, aud
NiIEhkAs, said judgement was
docketed IA the District Court OF
Itannepiu County un the sUth day
oI Aus ust ia tie year 1874, At y ~
y clock a, N. Up said day aud the
hum Of rave Hundred hiKtg siA Rud
VVylOO Dollars 10 now actually due
thereon with interest on HaBg,Up
Dollars FROM the z0th dap Of Aug
uBt A. - lBSl aud up 10 aud iuaiud.
ms the date OF sale, also fVT cents
Increased cost and for all my fees,
costs aud disbursements Ut levy and
sale, which hAid Execution has to
me- az sheriff 0f Haid JIsnHapin
County been duly directed aud de-
iiveTsd, have levied upon aud Will
sell at public auction 10 the highest
raah bidder ia the lobby Of the
sheriffs main office Ia the District
Court House In the city 81 Mime
apOIia, Ia said County OF lIannspin,
on Monday, the ssth day Of Fabru,
AIRY, lsbs al ten o'clock In the fore
noon OF that day, all the right, title
and interest that the above named
judgement debtor had 10 and 10 the
ARF "A a
the 40th day Of August 1851 that
being the date of rendition Of said
judgement OF any interest therein
which said judgement debtor Mar
eel Oman have since that day &c
q"lIsd. the desc TIption OF the pro
poTty being as foilown, t0swIt
Fart u Lot Ten GOJ and
Eleven nD, Block one %. sun.
rise Acres. iylnE aOuthsAAtaFIy u
q line drawn from q polnt Ia the
BOFthsAsteTly line of said lot
eleven %, Distant pas feet.
corner Of sAid lot eleven uD 10
q point In the south westerly line
~ said lot ten uOJ distance Isl7
feet northwsHtsrly from the
southeast corner Of said lot ten
I0J. Subject however To Hsstric-
1s772la, 1884 of Deeds Page 80
according 90 the plat thereof on
file ana ~ record In the office ~
the Register 81 Deeds In ana for
said Hsnnspin County, Minnesota
Dated MlnneRpolia MINI, Hoysm
her z7ih, 1851
I'D RYAN
Sheriff Hsnnepin County, MINI.
ny NJ y. ThuBe. Deputy Sheriff
Matthew J Levitt
Attorney for judgement Creditor
1900 Builders Etrh
Aple, Minnesota
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