davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-05-31

SIENOGRAPHER
Exper. not nee. but preferable; some
clerical duties: perm. employment
5-day, 40-hr. wk. Apply
Stone Paper Tube Co.
900 Franklin st. NE. .
SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS, white
ABBY e sa aa' AZ II ssR sEinHs HIpa
SWITCHBOARD OPER.
Attractive young lady with pleasing
telephone voice and manner. Exper
not, necessary but helpful. Excel
working conditions, sick leave ans
am, Mon. through Fri, MANHAT.
TAN Co. 1928 Fla. ave. NV. -
TEACHER. for summer work; rea
health-giving. enjoyable vacation
1920 for go days; unusual promot.
ing for 2nd summer. Box 21-Y. Star
TELEPHONE OPERATOR - Exper
only; only; some other clerical duties
aoTosgg. s1si,; gayi co. e-siS siSs. "t' MCNEIL M1
inoiogy. CAN EX. s1Is on Monda!
between Q and s. II
TYPIST-varied once duties. Apt
.n;Ss 5slm;snens;, SICK snd sas9si So lssys
NAYLoR GARDENs, vi. 6IoS bet BET
8 and 5 weekdays. II
TYPISTS (whiteJ-Permanent posi-
tions starting at So, 400; rapid ad
yancement;. excellent surroundings
sick leave; under 40. Personal in
terviews between am. and pm
Personnel once. NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY, 3rd and r sts
ne. No not telephone. IS
TYPIST CLERK - Permanent posi-
s9n t4aF MissEo% Hf 80 Co. & :''5s 5sa AgEe'
isT.cLERK-ss-hr. si ERIK 5-day week
THE STANDARD PRESS. $50 I st
nv. Mr.: MacIntyre. 3.
TYPIST- CLERK, B days. $50 week
BANKERS MUTUAL INSURANCE
co, 401 Warner Bids. 18th and
TsYSif;IsaT.TPBx RELIEF OPERATOR
(white); permanent position. oil
7.R-hour days. Apply. by lettel
statins stain s aqalif.Sati9ns pt42 as and 4 4expsrisncs
ton pl. and Fla. II ave ave. ne. a' Aoss @s
WAiTRESs. well experienced, foo,
Apply after 2 pm. LIVINGSTOl
INN, 1850 Livingston I'd. Sc. "A
MATTRESSES, over 21; must b,
exper. In food. Apply in person
bet. 3-6, 1918 Wis. ave-, MI. 947S
WAITRESS (white)-21 or over
good earnings and working condi
tions; day work. New Hampshir
and Farragut sts. NV. RA. 02SO
MATTRESSES (2), exper., reliable
prefer mature women. Salary. $40
TIPS average $50 weekly. Appl!
csii TE. ooee. ' ' sS IS
WAITRESsES, white only, saiar,
and excellent tips. meals and uni
forms furnished. HAMS POIN.
Inn; call for appt. ST. 5672. 81
Evening star., 1952-05-31
HOUSEWIVES

HOUSEWIVES
Put your spare time to use. earn
from $50 70 $50 per wk. Write
Box 4S-V. Star. 81
ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES
hours per day. Unusual onpor-
tunity. Write Boz sally. star. IL
Evening star., 1952-05-31

WASHING MACHINE. WESTINGHOUSE.
Spindry; excel. mech. cond.: $55.
OF. 1922. 81
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix, in sood
condition, $50. Apply 5705 LIST
wAirERRiS "a RiS HEATERS - Gas. electric.
WEI WEBsfER r. wa WARsHousG 81 1899 ises Isl
st. Sc. Call ST 6100. Mr.. Parker.
WHEEL CHAIR, folding type, alumni.
mum; new cond.; $45. HO. 6565.
Ant 22H ~
Evening star., 1952-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAILS

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
ADDING MACHINES, sunstrand. elec-
tric. Reconditioned. Guaranteed;
$gg.6O, UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
AIR CONDiTIONRRS, completely
overhauled; Acton GE air condi-
TONERS, 9 console models, for ONCE
or large rm. LO. 5-2OS4. Il
AIR CONDITIONER; M-h.p., Carrier,
console model, S7h. co. 1858. Il
AIR CONDITIONER
RENTED
By he day, month, or season. A small
deposit VIII reserve your unit. Call
l.. S-4112. r. q M. REFRIGERA-
TToN Co, 214 Z sc. ne. Your Al.
thorixed (Bondedl Service Dealer.
AIR CONDITIONERS
Brand-new, 5-year guarantee: all
makes and sizes; Is low as
$159
SILVER SPRING GAS AND ELEC. CO.
944 Wayne Ave, JU. S-803S
OPEN TIL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
BUSINESS SERVICES

TRASH REMOvAL-Commercial and
able; day Or night. LU. 4-6322;
REFRIGERxITiioN REPAIRS Work
guaranteed; quick service ON all
makes; comml. and domestic. IA.
BEST IN PAINTING - Reasonable
rates, white mechanics. RA. 2147.
If You CAN'T AFFORD roof repairs
interior and exterior painting, cali
Us. Guaranteed work. Terms. For
free estimate. 10. S-06S2. -6
Evening star., 1952-05-31
CLERK-TYPIST

The Evening Star has an opening IL
the classified advertising department
An opportunity for an accurate
typist with good telephone voice
who Is capable and would enjoy
rendering service to customers By
telephone; 5-day. 40-hour week. Il
RIM. sos. Open Mon. through Fri.
$50 am. to 3 pm. and Sat-.
am. to pm. No phone calls.
1101 Penna. Ave. NV
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penns. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
JSIVE AT HUGO WORCH.
sstsh{i.Ssa sSS & st. NY N.Y.

PIPE, saiyY BLACK; coppe5; cast rs iron,
N st. /: W.. NO. 1908. WA. 55o1:
da1eeed Far Gos'i Sss II dteSe hsS sshsy 4aas
poNAGDsoN fS5Sslis ssS sssei BROS n igth VI ana
Brentwood rd.. ne. DU. 1850.
PISTOL, .45-cal. Colt; 12-guage shot
gun; 6-tube radio; 4-plot cemetery
lot; National Memorial Park, near
pcRcH cf9s csHEfh GIfSERoMarooh on 1904 and white;
good condition; $50. IA. S-49S3.
POWER LAWN MOWER, 22-inch Rec
Royale; $75 or nearest cash offer
Sd; 3l4S sat; pm. and Sunday. Il
aex6 a9ca with With automatic Rce feeder
avail. for inspection every day ex-
KEYSTONE PRESS, 140s Monroe st
RADIO. lse. e-way Motorola car radio
csii eysi Il; b.3odS:so 30oss1 SUM- up to Il noon;
RADIO, AMIN tuner, chassis with
audio. $50. Call JE. 3-210S. Il
RADIO -PHONO., console Strom. Carl,
AM, sh. wave. 3-sp. auto. changer;
good cond.; $75. cost $3.50. RA. S269
RANGE, elec., Kenmore. full size, like
REFRIGERAToR, SiH2i KeIvinator, Ysi medium
size, ggee99d condition. Under $50
REFRfGERAToR. electric range. GE
list S2S995. selling price at cost
500; guaranteed new-never used
REFRIGGR:AroR, tgGR: Keivinator. &C. 6-eu.
IT,. good condition, $50; gas stove
$40; elec. washing machine. $40
REFRiGERAroR. GF a3sf coldspot. s-cu.-ft. Mit
excellent condition; reasonable. 10
REFKTdERAToR. rrigidaire; in goot
Sconnad5itdion; reasonable. Call LA
RRfsisERAroR. GlRsisI e-ft. GIN. FTiaid.
RfFR1dkRaFEoR ilFf sdgRatE Sssd IT, no. soos osi1
cond.; large Kitchen cabinet; vac.
and ends Of rooming house furn
Cheap. 1898 Columbia rd. NV.
REFRIGERATOR, Leonard, prac
sR ticslly % nsT; GO cost sSTT eyer $780, sacrifice
REFRIGERATORS, brand-new, S-ft
warranty; sIeb. Nj. 2Ios. 81
REFRIGERATORs, USED TOR sale O
rent; S5 per mo-; small deposit
DOWO6 EIGCIhlC. OH. foOU.
sortment from $40 up. Some will
1-year guarantee, Time payments
FREDERICKS, 2905 14th st. NV
up; new 1851 WESTINGHOUSE. liberia
discount or trade; no dn. payments
| "a mos. to pay. p. o. SMITH, s. 1
s.. 1914 H st. ne, Ii. 3-2545.
REFRIGERATORS - Recond., full
| guaranteed; large assortment. ALAl
REFRIGERATION CO., S21 Cue 81
REFRIGERATORs. Ranges, washers
Warehouse sale. Brand-new models
almost all makes and sizes. Mus
sell. Extra-large savings. No reason
able offer will be refused. Opei
Mon. through Sat, 9 till 9. STLVEF
SPRING GAS & ELECTRIC CO.. 94.
Wayne ave. JU. S-S03S. 81
khFRISEkAToE, aas stoEe Mofie sba f. Ess SsI S5N
Sherrier pl NV. WO. 2367. II
Evening star., 1952-05-31

SECRETARIES; age 81 to 80; Ma
tional organization has opening for
two competent secretaries: inter
ditions and surroundings; group
S4s a9s e 5fs 5sfrs9s1f Ga sa S1a osi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 20 to
35, downtown ONCE; experience i'm
material, but must be competent
day week; FIX; 1913. II
do general stenographic work. Nevis
furnished air-conditioned ONCE
Salary open. Box 434-Y. Star. -
STENOGRAPHER, insurance claim
ONCE; tipping and dictaphone. short.
hand not REQUIRED: 5-day wk.: $50
Gall MR.; HARMON or MIR. ELLIS
sTkNoGiRRAPHER. permanent position
with large corporation. Fiye-day
40-hr. wk., Mon. through Fri.
hrs: s to 4:30:, entrance salar,
S3,46O per VI. State age. address
phone number in reply. Box say
sTENoGRAPHER to work in hom.
ONCE Of local life insurance com
pany; permanent position for quail.
ned person with excellent oppor.
tunlty IoE auVancement, eSS JnaL
40-hour week; free hospitalizatioI
and life insurance; vacations will
pay; anniversary bonuses and ex.
cellent working conditions. Apply
In person, 1857 X st. NV, 2nd floor
sTENOGRAPHER. IS to IS, ideal 70,
resident Sc. or s.w.; $50 q week
sTENoGRxPHER-CLERK for pea
estate and Insurance ONCE. Five.
day wk: Exper. not necessary. r. J
WALSHE, INC, 1115 Eye st. NV
sFENoaRArHER, Fzi Sais white, excel. vol work.
take dictation accurately, refs. Apply
640O Ga. ave. NV. Room No. z. II
STENOGRAPHER, preferable with
real estate and insurance experience
Tor real estate company in Airing
ton. Va. Box 436-Y, Star. Il
Evening star., 1952-05-31
FURN. CUT RATE

We specialize in keeping prices as
and G% ss eouTteoTs heip everyth,nE re-.
duced. sPECIAL DISCOUNT no
SERVICE PERSONNEL AND GOV
ERNMENT EMPLOYEES. KING,
5000 Go. ave-. SH. 5s91: 10 am.
Evening star., 1952-05-31

duced. SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO
sERyIcE Ry1ST PEESpNHTEE aspl DTEra AND i4y. G3H-
sssNNdsi ss9s as. ave-. 81. 5ssi: 10 Jam am,
until 8 pm; terms. 81
aaRFs ssG 1G4ts x E enc s.r ehSsse siSs afsR
items. 70 reach: y mi. on Wolftrar
I'd. on Chain Bridge rd.. between
T6yyss T6yyssssns = cornes ensnsaRRda aRd Vienna. IA
Gas aASsz sul9sis ai center ,as oven wen
Condition: $5s. eE. 447I. 7I'' 81 -I0'
Gas AS FANGEYl MM EYo5 5aardwick; good cond.i
Gas I EIxNdE: Roper; excel; eond:
alss Ih0T Phoas Sashfn g. rsasssSE sasS type new
dition; $26. WI. 8495.
GAS RANGE. super de luxe Roper;
compart., clock timer. light. life.
ss viii :eh04s sei isr ssaoe E REi'ts fiSS
GAS RANGES. new. used; SIS: 90 up
aas as. ssxNcRPss.. syi cRs. Ssse. Ss% used. also Goa,
xs%E sSf 81 sTovs r ioiY tSnfs7h sih ns ssss ssS
" atef sESx Estsr; CO. 10 f. e. ssss sssso Can S9s
GLASS BLOCKS-NEW
Special while they last. eac ca
front buildings; also glazed tile
new. 4x5x12. 15c ea.:. can be used
for bathrooms and other purposes
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1897 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. 6171
GLIDER. matching metal chairs; 8.
piece cypress set; heavy metal gymn
set and boys se-in. bicycle. TIE
GOLF GOLF CART. nylon bag. . WOO woods,
US US HsEa ssEaa 3 irons. all ss5. Phone
GEAAiNDFAarHERs RAJ CiFarR CLOCK. 2 IT, tan
sGlid solid. walnut k7ss esse' Westminster
sod. All typss i.sSinee fe tseEls Sds' open
e sMyeHinss; !. TEApJSa I 15SS POST. sas6
HEDGE CLIPPERS. electric, prac.
e e. s.ss Sf; i:s e.; "a !: s'
LAWNSSwER, ARSi NOV practically new. Eng
lish oualcast, rubber tires. ell metal.
LAW slS MoMkEas. IA Mkisss7, jus. .h.rpen.d a and
oseOoSa'GnsS Sc oa msS.rs g tssssd ssss eSea
M Meiectpicc c mower, w' SO. 1888 RSode sSe
LI9Nd IIsIfad ROOM fss f fuENFTHRE-Movlns II Fsa5
Odd sofas and chairs; must be sold
At any price: all new pieces. so7
LOVE 3Si sEATeLIiin; X; unregistered print.
M&o & as4i; sH.s s:sS thsSS :SS sSnp:i pm. ~ I.
sseres sl s Gt idr $685. M Sse Ss6s slzoo
LUMBER BARGAINS
N-ineh fir plywood. 4xs. S4.4s each.
Y price; odd stock doors. mould
ings, hardwood white. pine CUTTINGS,
s st d.1 Tsswood su wed wecte1 Thuls lse eves open
GEN. MILLWORK co.
4sse sss EsnsinssSn sarn T. e e. tsHs sss e. Conn
MATTRESS AND BOX sPRINGS-
Double, clean, nrm, recently reno
soz ru..H s.Pn2ns 9d sS %H WIRELESS ssSs
1sazeeh1lnhi 1872 1AlnhEiR,czsis; si; rxSR%Rffzs xSRSRhlGAi
NFLoN-Larse quantity Of heavy
ns~ nS'e cona desp pe 5Hs ses
6.00x16; tools, machinist files. etc.
Best offer or trade. DU. 1854. II
OR0AN-Baldwtn Electronic organ.
Special demonstrations and surveys
available without obligation.
exclusive ct HUGO WORCB
325 g Street NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-31

EQUIPMENT (SURPLUS)
Arbor press, bufing wheels, chairs
(foldingl. compressor. drill presses
Dumore Caryitt. duplicator; fan,
16"; lathes (bench). molding ma
chimes (hand); movie protector, 10
nm. and screen; neon sign, platine
equip projectors; saw, 8" table;
sanders CO. bslt1; shoE case. tables ss
AND OTHER EQUIPMENT
1536 Conn. Ave-. Ard Fl. AID. COLO
Evening star., 1952-05-31

nv, l6-in, Muntz table model: l.
knob picture control; excellent re-
ception. S125. Cali Ho. 1894.
TIRES. recond.; 6.00-16 and e.7O-15;
i2 srRSicE gSis tFTfE TEE VS. co ssss sss4 G
ave. NV. RA. $3.50,
TIRES AND TUBESe four. s.2Oxl5,
Sears Sears 1000 miles; est offer. o2w.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
SITUATIONS DoAEsTlc

YSMS Soa.sNcrk eoossS ss1.r.1ssS yne' ssss.
sS5 to $40. 81. iS5S. s'e'
COLORED WOMAN, dependable
wants maid work: can live In; goot
worker. LU. 4.7442.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
WASHERS, NEW
AUTOMATICS. 500

With your old washer. No money
down. Terms as low as 81 rs wk.
Choose from largest display Of
washing machines. All makes and
sizes. Some as low as S39. Author
ized dealers for the following makes:
Whirlpool, Hotpoint, ABC, Maytag.
Easy, Thor. Bendix, many others.
PETE HILL BUILDERS SUPPLY
CO., 944 Wayne ave-, Silver Spring,
Md, JU. S-S039. Open Mon.
through Sat q It'll O. Al
Evening star., 1952-05-31
GOOD SALARY
PTITS RONTIS

/ IHELP MEN 3 WoMRN tcent.)
Evening star., 1952-05-31

PAINTING & PAPERING
Sherwin- Williams paints used. Select
from 8. and w. style guide for
Of mechanics. L. II. THOMPSON.
Lu 1.S041 %
Evening star., 1952-05-31

SALESLADTRS Excel. opport. for
salesIadies, thoroughly exper. wom-
ems sportsWear, lingerie, good
starting salary with rapid advance
ment. Apply between IL and 8.
BEYDA'S, 1118 p st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
ANTIQUES

Furniture. bric-a-brac. china. glas3-
ware: Oriental art objects, iewe.ry.
traits; fi hishest WAsa cash rsi Drices psid can Cal
MURRAY. ia. 1898.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
INSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DTPLO.
MA. ct home In spare time. Also 400
engineering and business courses
RaDio ASNo6SCIERs. disc i jockeys. keys.
sportscesters trained and placed.
pAnNd ME 5255; sTs TS1 i,rlIih 1Ith st; NV: 2.
adults and children; summer ses-
sion; moderate prices. Oh. 6671
between q and IL am. II
Evening star., 1952-05-31

COMMITTEE, 923 18th st. NV. --s
Evening star., 1952-05-31

REFHIGEHATORS
Late models, S25 up; easy terms;
rent refgr., S5 mo-; d. C.s' largest
selection Of good used refrigerators.
ALLISON'S, 2209 l4th st. NV. Open
until 8 pm. AID. 1884. %
Evening star., 1952-05-31
TELEVISION

Gigantic clearance sale. Brand-nev
1852 famous makes TV sets at be.
low dealers cost. Open till IL pm
AIMCO TV SALES
$500 N. Washington Blvd.
Arlington. Va. Glebe 7s0t
Television Clearance
20-IN. CONSOLE AS LOW AS
$199
With your small set. All other famous
makes at tremendous savings while
fnss fnssa last Omen No Mon tsreoh osr
9 It'll o.
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co
944 Wayne Ave. JU. 6-S03s
Al
Evening star., 1952-05-31

BULLDOZER
Used Allis- Chalmers K7: S1,S76. 81
HS7Q q
Evening star., 1952-05-31

CONTINUED on Eext PageI
Evening star., 1952-05-31

ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silyerware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Cali LOUIS SEGAL. CHI. 5333;
eyes, EN- 67fi5
Evening star., 1952-06-11
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE de-
mise of a popular London night
club apparently caused more fuss
in the United States last night
than it did in Britain.
The night club was named
Churchill's-and somebody who
heard something on some radio
station nobody knew exactly
what they heard or on what sta
tion)-started the word that
IBritain's doughty IT. year old
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
was dead.
Telephones tangled in the news
paper Offices of several major
American cities.
The facts:
A London judge yesterday took
away the dahcing and drinking
license Of Churchill's, a plush
night club where Princess Mar
garet used to dance. because it
had been selling drinks after the
2 am. legal closing hour.
Winston Churchill-no connec-
tion-"retired to bed hale and
hearty" last night and, his press
secretary added, mo one has tod
me, as they would if he had died -
The disgruntled attache. Regi-
nald Bacon, himself routed out
by the queries from America,
said he had no intention of dis
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Reds Tighten Guard
Along Border From
Baltic 10 Bavaria
By the Assaeiated Press

FRANKFURT, Germany, June
Communist vopos
(people's police). apparently un-
der orders to shoot first and ask
questions later, frightened Red Sc
curity screws all along the iron
curtain in Germany from the
Baltic to Bavaria today.
What was once a stream Of ref
ugees from the east zone dwindled
to mere trickle. West German
police said the whole border area
seemed deserted, except for prowl-
ing patrols of the Communist
volkspolizei and their watchdogs.
Bavarian police said they have
been notified they can claim the
body of a West German farmer
shot and killed Monday night by
the east police. Two West Ger
man farmers apparently had
stepped briefly across the border
on their way home from church
festival. The Communist police
fired without warning, killing one
farmer. The other was arrested.
Border Shootings Increase.
Such Shootings have increased
recently as the Vopos clamped
down tighter controls to stop East
German youths from fleeing the
threat of military CONSUMPTION
under the Reds. The plowed
ground. fences with trip flares and
the rowing patrols made flights for
freedom an invitation to death.
Along the border between West
ern Lower Saxony and Soviet zone
ISaxon-Anhalt, the Reds had the
situation under control and there
was no sign of a refugee in the
area where some managed last
week to slip across to safety.
There was no figure available
at present on the number of
refugees who slipped across the
border in the last two weeks, but
authorities in Hesse said 5000
sought safety in that state alone.
West German authorities grappled
with the problem of feeding and
housing the refugees who made
the last big run to freedom before
the Red security belt was laid
down.
Schools to Practice Shooting.
In East Germany, the Commu-
|nists stepped up their militaristic
gestures aimed at whipping up
sentiment against West Germany's
association with the defense Of
Europe.
The official Communist news
paper Neues Deutschland reported
that the FDJ (free German YOUTH
in Fuerstenberg- g-on-Oder had Or
dered practice with small-caliber
firearms added to the sport
training" program of all high
schools. This is the way such Of
ficially sponsored programs are
launched in East Germany. and
the indication is that all high
schools will follow suit.
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Cu|peper Man Arrested After Burglary at Diner

Police said soldiers on guard at
the 77th Gun Emplacement Bat
talon. across Springfield road
from the new housing project in
Fairfax County known as "City
of Springfield" saw two men leav-
ing the closed diner early this
morning. One of the soldiers fired
at the fleeing pair. police said.
Police said Fincham has been
living recently in the 300 block of
North Washington street, Alex
Iandria.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

Billy Sunday Fincham, %. o1
Culpeper. Va. today was charged
with breaking and entering after
some soldiers on guard duty saw
two men leave a diner which had
been burglarized at a Springfield
construction project.
Alexandria and Fairfax County
police were looking for two other
suspects in connection with the
break-in. Police said they did
not know how much was stoler
from the diner but they believe
some money is missing.
Evening star., 1952-06-11
CLOSING Of London Club Sets Off
False Report of Churchill Death

turbing his usually late-risine
chief.
Everything is quite normal,
he declared.
Normal. that is, except fol
Churchill's (the night club, that
isl.
Evening star., 1952-02-17

wooens by California designers for the exclusive Of
Fohwoods notobIes
wooens making their first in the notions copo
They'll give the the skirts coats toor snoy
patterned You'll find
sponey eey nuy wills All 81 inches
Checks and becoming solid cos imported wooens
It's wonder its pco Of our ongonee
planning wppng big during this 72nd Anniversary Se
Remember been advertised plan at
$50 tomorrow o the pick Of this superb collection
Sorry. no mail phone orders.
WgL-Fobnc Corner Eighth Floor
also selection Bethesdo-Chev Chose
Evening star., 1952-02-17

in most exciting group. by Cohan
not previously advertised in this event
if in regular stock, would ~
sell for $50 to 395 yard a
moone CHOOSING group includes
designs nyon could wish for
nyon troos Puckered weoves . crisp weoves
toffeos nylon orgondes mult-flon1ent
0 enyion . embroidered nyons shadow plods
pick prints poes white find fashion Shades And
dresses and lingerie
will wash beautifully dry fast osk little pressing pack well
-. weigh to nothing 30 to IS inch widths:
boiling breakfast and rushing downtown 10 be here at
$50 for beautiful savings.
W6L-Fobrc Corner Eighth Floor
.. . also BehesdoChevy Chase
Evening star., 1952-10-25
Murray Accuses 6. o. P
Of Sleeping 20 Years
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Philip
Murray, CIO president, says "the
Republican Party, like Rip Van
Wrinkle, has been asleep for 20
years"
Speaking last night in an ABC
State radio network program re-
corded in advance, Mr.. Murray
said everything has changed in
the 20 years since 1882 except
"the Republican platform - a
Hoover-Taft program for Amer
lea"
Evening star., 1952-10-25
lHagerstown Meeting SET
ION Rail PASSENGER Service
Special pispoteh TO The Stor

HAGERSTOWN, Oct. 25.-West-
ern Maryland Railway Co. has
invited leading Hagerstown busi-
nessmen and city officials to meet
with company officials here next
Friday for a conference on pas
senger service.
The invitation stated that the
problem is one in which the COM
pany and the city have a mutual
interest, land for that reason il
would be an excellent idea fol
us to sit down with leading citi-
zens of Hagerstown and talk
about it."
The letter referred to declin-
ing patronage on the four passen-
ger trains which connect Hagers-
town from Baltimore and Elkins
| w. Va.
Several years ago, Western
Maryland officials conferred here
with respect to declining passen-
ger service but deferred action
pending development of the Army
Communications Center or "sec.
ond Pentagon" at Fort Ritchie
which is along the Western Mary
land right of way.
Evening star., 1952-10-25
6. O. P. Held Using War
As Political Football
By the Associated Press

The National Democratic Vet
Grams Advisory Committee charged
yesterday the Republicans were
making "a political football" out
of the Korean war.
Harold A. Keats of Ft. Lauder
dale, Fla, a past national COM
mander of Amvets and a member
of the Advisory Committee, said
at news conference that the
G. o. P. was using "the shabbiest
sort of political tactics" in trying
to blame the war on the Demo-
Gratis.
Another committee member
Judge Robert S. Marks of Gin
icinnati, first national commander
of the Disabled American Wal
Veterans, said when we went into
Korea. most Republicans joined in
the unanimous approval of ou1
action"
Evening star., 1952-10-25
Extinct Insects Found

More than 100 previously ul1-
known insects and 120 species
believed to have been extinct
have been found by entomologists
lin Kruger National Park, Africa
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-04-09
Chatty Corner

featuring 125 voices from choruses
from Vancouver, BIC, Portland
Seattle, Tacoma, Hoquiam, Aber-
deem, Anacortes and Port Angeles
will present a concert in Runebere
Hall, Rochester, Wash, April 10
SIS pm. . John Sundsten is
director-in-chief. George Halvar,
violinist, and Eugene Kohl, tenor
SOloiSt.
ARTHUR EIDE, Norwegian
from Alaska, has left Seattle for
Los Angeles, on business regarding
the book he plans to publish.
RECENT ANNIVERSARIES of
note in outlying areas were held
in Hoquiam, Port Angeles and An
acortes 6. Mr.. and Mrs. Hjalmar
Sandgren. 2611 Sumner Ave. cele-
brated their 10th wedding ami
versary March 20 at Vasa Hall
with more than $50 persons in at
tendance. Algot Johnson, former
Vasa district master, was M. C. at
this event, racting members and
friends of three Vasa lodges in
Garys Harbor and other areas to
honor one of the most ambitious
and well-liked Vasa couples of the
district Mr.. and Mrs. Sandgren,
who met and married in Hoquiam,
have also been Vasa members for
nearly 40 years.
NJ r. A Nd NJ RI S. A NDR E w
ANDERSON, of Anacortes, cele-
brated their 2 9Th wedding ami
versary in the presence of about
$50 relatives and friends, includ-
ing visitors from Seattle and Port
Angeles. at the local Eagles Hall
March 30. A mock wedding was
held.
GOLDEN EDDING WAS
CELEBRATED by the pioneer
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. OlOf Carlson,
in Preston, Wash. with an open
house in their home. Over 100 per-
sons were present, including out-of-
town guests.
JOHN NDERS SON, PORT
ANGELES, who fooled his many
friends last summer in a hurry by
marrying without advance notice
in California, got a big backlog of
best wishes, along with his wife,
ex-Seattleite, at a gathering of
over 200 persons in Port Angeles
March 30.