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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, part time: all Of your
records and income tax returns
prepared by one of Americas largest
income tax service ORGANIZATIONS for
less than an average of 30 cents per
week. OR. 6606 or OIL 1898.
ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started,
caught up, audited. closed, all taxes;
open rate. SH. 1854. TO-
ACCOUNTANT-BKPR. will get your
books up to date; available evenings,
Sat. and Sunday. Box 394-K, Star.
12"
MALE NURSE wants private case:
hosp. training, dr.'s refs; seriously
III or helpless patients . speciality.
Ii. 3-63S4.
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT: Rs, MA,
married. 81, 8 years technical exp
incl. 3 yrs. MANAGEMENT. production
and supervision. 2 yrs. scientific
research. Desires live wire pos. Box
LII, Star. IL
MAN scientifically trained desires
after hours tech. work, assembly
repair. drafting. Box 349-K, Star.
MARRIED, % yrs. old. seeks position
to suit experience ia managing once,
bookkeeping, stenography: some per-
sonnel exper. Only positions with fu-
ture considered. Box ASK, Star.
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PAINTING = Paper hanging; fair
prices for 1st class work. r. p.
McCREARY. FIR $3.50 after pm.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING. In
terror. exterior. Roof painting. THE
CHARLES CO., AP. 0557 after 9 Pm.
PAINTING. paper hanging. any sur
spray; free estimate. sPRAY-WAY.
PafNTfSG, An THsd. interior and exterior;
my own work: ref. CH. 1881. ii
PAINTING any place, size OF: time;
free est; expert White mechanics.
PAiNTING AND PAPERiNG, coml. or
ygs' YRS MR is''f1sH LAWRENea. iaseSeFs IA. sSos.
PAINTING. PAPERN0--A good Job
at . reasonable price. For estimates
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Com1
yrs 1ss MR. s'1lsasa IaMREseE sSssoqs RA eSSs st
PAPER HANGING, painting; white
mefhanS Morf BooKoUT. jan M. 1000 oSao 10 V1s w
PLASTERING. patch work. remodel
ing and new work; white mechanics;
quick service. Cali TO. 6bb7, for
PISAss,TffEiRING PIAsTERING, patch work and cell
inss our speciality. Cali MI. 1882.
PLAsrER1Ne REPA1Rs-old and
new work; large and small: satisfac:.
pI4srERING fGa fasrsGssfa pstchaort 4iDt specially
by white mechanic; good service;
req sonable. Z. o. LIVINGSTON.
rE2sTHRiNG tx SlRf a speciality; large wiS and
small Jobs; new and old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 27S3.
PLAsTERNG, repair. patch or new
work: free estimate: frst.elass
work work by ~ Thi.e mechanic. MR.. If. pow
and Kitchens completely installed;
hot-water heaters. free estimates:
low monthly installmentS. ]. SHA-
PRO. REG, PLUMBER, TU., 1890.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, johblng
,a. and remodelins rv,ss euaranteesdb an sbee 10"
RECREATION RMS. attics, etc; spe-
builder. 81. ss52. 5 70 3 pm. Iii
REFRIGERAT0RS repaired. al makes;
FRIGERATION Co, CO. 0362. 10
REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED; also
washers: guaranteed service.
DEPENpo REFRIGERATION co.
DAYS. UN. 1912; Ewes, UN. 1915.
REUPHOLSTERNG. refllling cushi-
onS. reWebbing, fe-tying springs
cleaning, drapes. cornices, slip COW
erS made to order: old work done
reasonably. For free estimates. eau
ROOFiNG, all types; new work and
and painting. 4. D. THOMAS. H0.
77S2. Free estimates.
TILE WORK, plastic. wall tile. as.
eaai1s eessimstes. saa coSsAp eaSReE SGs aa $3.50 Is.
TELEVISION SERVICE
cemgstsgg. soE 6spng. gI arg sOqrtsouss. e 3.
service eafis. 50. lis? Il. s-s4i4 or IRA RA:
TSS Y 81 GsSERyrcE-sams day: JOB. guar;
Service. Ii. 3-6050. II. 3-2545.
TV-2-HR. SERVICE
Ewes. Sat. t.-sun. Reasonable rates.
LU. 4-0S55.
WASHING MACHINE, free estimates.
Call from SIS. NO. 655S: -16
WATERPROOF OOFING
All kinds. ROBERT PRICE. DI. 6923.
15s
DOES YOUR FLOOR SAG or springf
| Call A. SCOTT for an inspection.
Free estimate. 10. $3.50. --l0
ATLAS UPHOLSTERING CO.,
| Slip covers, 2-pc. suite, $40 80.
| SSaS SH''fs; 1orfsn;anshiS. % sIs.' sSpsr.
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ROOMS WANTED
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

REFINED gentleman desires room in
private family, NV. section. Box
212-H, Star.
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AT CONTRACT PRICES
Wide selection. desks, chairs. tables
flles, lamps. draperies, accessories.
MANLoN. 41o 9Th st. NV. Ex. 7212
OFFICE FURNITURE
1pysntory .M .st e,earanes I.;, desks, chair.
S$ 81 sSPhsf' Il f'o Co. Fl fAos sF:EDdSE 8 y! Y
ORGAN INSTRUCTION, classical and
practice time available. Phone
JoRDAN's; Sterling 94o0. Ext. q
PIA n 8 s-Government employees
members OF the armed forces D: G
on our special discount plan. Pay
as little as S25 down Choice OF
over 100 brand-new pianos Of many
famous makes. Phone Mr.. Jones,
ST. st; 9sG9. 399e z.n TIE 4 PLANO Tu,, MART aSR1:
PIANO, TltSos Sainti BABY Grand, newly condi.
TONED fog quick sale; s446. Phone
PTMANos. sD'si uprishts, $50 UP; spinets
1885 up. grands, S375 up. Always
1901 Terms. open 10 am. til iC
pm. and sun. iii 8 pm. scHAEF:
FER's PIANO SHOP. s25 Bonifant
st., Silver Spring. SH. 3039. Ill
|PIANOS-Shop around and then visit
Jordan's. We feel that q COMPARE
son will convince. you that We have
iarly moderately priced Instruments
Choice Of IL famous makes. Pay
as little as S26 down, with the
JORDAN PIANOS, INC, corner 18th
oPaN oPq g ra6RsbiY ftS sS PR1ns sTaNNds sT e49G
Storey and Clark, in excellent con:
dition, at reasonable prices. PAUL
GOL1BART. corner entrance. Amer
ican Storage Bldg. 2S01 Georgia
ave-; AID 1923 from $50 to $50
fATGs ks aRTs N Hysnt FGBRUaRT EH saH1ldp pac Rse
SALE. substantial reductions on new
and floor samples: famous make
spinets. consoles grands; S25 down
balance in 8 yrs. KITS, 1880 G
PIANOS a,s' FOR RENT, steinway snd
Knabe spinets, small uprishts and
grands. also other makes; nrst
months rental may be applied
toward purchase: no obligation e
buy; coLQNIA1h g 2s 1szP PLANO co. ss7
PIANoS Fl FoR Ri AREESSiT-New and used
spinets and consoles at moderate
s40O. JORDAN PIANOS. INC, cor.
ner 18th and @ SITS. NV. OPEN
THURSDAY EVENING. IL
PIANOS, used uprishts. S36: A5,
S55; hauling extra. PIANO MART,
INC, 1h15 9TH st. NV. Dust above
the library. Open Mon, Wed.
piANos-start i.SSs ssannts; Your child in music,
come In today and let us explain
our RENTAL-PURCHASE-PLAN to
you In detail. Select the piano you
would like to own from our large
stock Of consoles and grand pianos
soH d aage tt. = ss aess5sSo TO SS enf
MUSIC CO.. HOS G st. NV. DI. 1854.
PIANOS-For the best in pianos,
come to CampbelI's We have recon-
ditioned uprights that are in excel
lent condition. 3 beautiful Steinways
are included in this group. Prices
range from $3.50 up. Conyen. terms.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., HOS g st.
NV. DI. S464. --l6
PIANOS-Here are some real bar
gains for you. Reconditioned grands:
!. come in today and see our wonderful
Steinway, Baldwin, Chickefing.
Mason D. Hamlin,. .Kimball, and
otherN All completely rebuilt and
fully Guaranteed It viii be TO your
advantage to come In early. Liberal
allowance for your piano: Conyen'
terms. CAMPBELL MUSIC Coz
110e q at. nv. yp1. eA6z. -1e
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All sizes Of new, flush. panel and
glass doors are now available. Slight
defects permit US to sell these doors
at O great saving to you.
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FlagStone and Stone


WORK
Cement walks. steps, porehes, tile
drainage: ANGELO MARCUCC1o.
FLOORS Sanded and finished. Pay
cash and save. Free estimates. C. r.
COVER WA. 6S6S, any time.
FLOOR SANDING and painting, per-
sonal service, free estimates. HI.
FLOORS itsoi sANDED and finished: DO old
doors made like new, TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE, WA. 1929.
FLOORS SANDED, finished: % yrs
experience. For prompt service call
GEORGE. AP. 2549, HY 1864. 12"
SANDING, cleaning and wax
ing, old floors especially: .reas, prices:
LU. 1-2576. call after 6 pm. -16
FLOOR SANDERS, edgers and waxers
rented. Instructions by experienced
floor men. KENNEDY FLOOR CO..
709 Kennedy st. NV. RA. 4346.
FLOORS CHEMICALLY REFINISHED
like new without sanding: Is yrs.
to perfect: no mess; save floors and
money; ready to walk on immedi-
ately; free demonstrati ton. GORDON
FLOOR SERVICE, TU. 1851. Ill
FURNITURE
All kinds Of furniture wanted. Ii.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN
BABY-sIT for reliable family. NV.
pref; full day on Sat. also Sun.

nasEs1ET 1ls I'm isE rss91s s.t t'9s ass Sun
NURSE, white, reliable and efncient;
day or night duty; refs; Ia. 341S:
NURSE desires Job in child nursery
or. care of invalid and domestic
helper; CAN DE; 9oS5; .,,.,r. H. rou-
steno.; stem SIS. Box 4o7-K' Star. IS'
sTENOGRAPHERS, typists. clerks;
available toy fill temporary needs;
hourly. weekly or longer; Fast;
smsssns MISS BARRETT. TGEf fSsitat Be. ss4s' -1&
WOMAN, colored. wishes elevator Jon
or maid in hotel. Ii. 4-5645. III
EFFICIENT SECRETARY. BACKGROUND
In adult education; available part
time; Call Wo. $500. IL
EXPERIENCED, competent oook-
keeper wants, work to dc
NuRsf. a aGe practical Sat r. available for work
At any time; ref; hospital esXper
PEACIiCxL NURSING by experienced
white lady; references; convalescent
cases. HI. S46S.
CULTURED, exceedingly well groom
ed, young married woman. desires
position in small. refined once; CEN
trail location: moderate sec; duties;
experienced full charge bockkeeper;
5 days. BOX 364-K, Star. ~
FRENCH LADY, 20; fluent English
useful: ref. from France and Ems:
will. to be trained. TU. 1853 after Q.
COLORED WOMAN will care. for
empl. mothers children at my home
by week. SH. S34O. III
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OOFGNEH HOOM
1867 Monroe st. nw.-Attraetiv
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

grand; $3.50; n violin
S15. 2620 Woodley pl. NV. DE
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FARM 8 GARDEN

FLOWING, DISCING and grading,
largs hI!s or small, anywhere. sligo
TREE REMOVAL. s. and up: get our
free -stimates and save money.
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. LO,. 6-457S.
CLEAN MI dirt, top soil; bluestone.
road gravel, sand; grading, hauling
tree removing. 20. 3-b579.. Ill
STARK EROS, 331 18th st. ne
Record strains; fruit; nut trees; @ per
CREEL, Distr. FR. O67S. Ia
CHERRY TREES--Double pink flower
ing, Potomac Basin type. strone
growers; big blooms covering stems.
JOHN A. CREEL. Pr. O67S, IA
VIRGIN top soil, Ill dirt. gravel.
sand, manure. del anywhere; very
reasonable. Ii. 1874. IL
BULLDOZERS, for srading, excavat-
ing and land clearing; estimates
free Can UN. 1888.
LAWN. gardening, pruning. etc: ex-
pert work. @ T. BEALL. sH. $3.50.
COW MANURE. well-rotted, 50 Is bu.:
s.. 10 bu.. S3.75 s bu., delivered.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR HIGR SCHOOL DTPLO-
MA ct home In your spare time. IT
offers big advantages. Also 400 en-.
gineering and business courses. Get
Information today. I.C.S., 232 Bond
BLDG, ME. S166.
aPANiSH CONVERSATION, native
teacher; small groups, BEGINNERS and
advanced. PROF. RAMOS. RE. 3076.
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2122 Nichols Ave. Sc.


BASINS. SINKS, BATHTUBS; bull
In. $26. Fittings. new Or used
BLOCKS. 3056 M st. NV. NO. 1908
new used. built-in, legs
sinks basins. toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO.. 2237 Ga. ave. DE. $3.50
CHARGER, GE Copper
oxide Series 6RC14SF12 complete
plus one 15-cell Ironclad Exide Tim
l9-plste storage battery, capacity
$50 ampere hours. Used with
Elwell-Parker truck unloading news
print. Battery in good condition
and was used daily till January
1862 when it was replaced with
gasoline engine. Cost of battery
new now would be 81. 800 and
charger $3.50. viii sell both for
Berry, cry EvEN1Na 81 n WaIs1 STAR r. NEWsPAPER l +
CO.. 11th and Pennsylvania ave.
NV, Washington. D. c. Ill
BED, chest drawers, night table, ma
hogany; good cond.; reasonable. JE.
2.l92H Ill
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PLANT STARK BROS.
Improved fruits, roses and shrubs.
landscape plans free. Call or write
distributor for Northern virginia
at 215 Lavton st.. Falls Church.
Va. FA 0736. Ill
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

PONY. $40; several
ponies, and horses for sale. includ-
with papers. New and used saddles,
brides and harness for horse and
ponies; Q pony wagons. cars. sleighs.
One driving goat. FA. 1917. Ill
HOLSTEN. HELPERS 90, recently
fresh; TB and Bangs vac. Call Ma.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.
list ST. Sc. 238-Nicely furn., sgl.
rm.. running water, near Congress
sional Lib, S32 mo. Ii. 4-9742.
COLORED-LGE. FIR. RM., next to
bath. Apply 1900 Potomac ave. Sc,
Ii. 7-734S. Furn. If desired. lie
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GARAGES

UTILITY BLDGS., HOUSES
Quality pre-cut. Delivered to you or
erected. Sample bldgs.. 1921 Lee
hwy. MARYLAND and d. c. inquirers
call 81. 1874. Mr.. Cassidy or Mr..
1O% DOWN. 80 MONTHS TO PAY.
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC.
1921 Lee Hwy, Arl., ia. $4,000
GAS RANGE, Kenmore, clock, timer,
knee-high broiler, large oven; Al
condition. JU. S-S526. Ia
GAS RANGES. new, used: also coal,
wood and oil ranges; new, Used.
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. Ma. 1852.
stallation. PEERLESS SALES, 1887
Ga ave DE hhRR
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LUMBER & MILLWORK
l. u. I UNIV G1G
HnrH Nnnn

WI. 6622. Bethesda, Nd. IT
duction gear; 6-44O volts; rewound
exch CARTY. 1908 l4th. NO. O224.
MOTOR SCOOTER, used. In good
condition. Runs well. Reasonable
MOVIE CAMERA, Bolex His, turret
1a-in. WAR lenses. $3.50. CAPT.
BYLE. MI. 5000, Ext. 314. III
MULTIGRAPH 40 tmultilith procesS)
only S150 cash. Feeder, motor,
counter. plenty chemical supplies.
3Fd floor, S07 N. Capitol. 13s
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Furniture wanted at once
entire home or odd pieces
Also want piano, refrigera-
tor, gas range. Please call
Mr.. Grady, MA. 2679.
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BRICK BRICK
for immediate delivery. Consult
ACE for all your masonry needs.
ACE WRECKING CO.. LU. 4-050O.
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steel

STEEL
9s-inch, Is-inch. ss-inch and s4-inct
reinforced steel is now available al
ACE We will gladly cut to your
length. A large stock Of angle iron
is now on hand. See ACE for al
your steel needs.
FREE DELIVERY
ACE BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500
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COLORED
Girls that need refs. and expef.,
see our ad under instructions"
SMITHS JOB TRAINING --12
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Many New Sets
Below wholesale Cost
TEIEVISION

All popular makes in factory cartons
No trick ads. Top trade-in allowed
CASH OR TERMS
OPEN EYES. TIL Q; SAT. $50
NO PHONE QUOTATIONS.
BLAIRS TV, 1922 WIS. AVE. NV
new Goodyear 7.16x15
Wv. 6-ply hid; $40. 10. 2-5257
Tv. See our ad at head Of this col.
umn. NGERSOIL CO., 2l2a
rvMi4a ve1Hss 1 Admiral with AM-FM rsd,e
and phonograph; mahogany;. excel.
lent condition. $50. UN. J0S31. --1S
TYPEWRITERS, AZ makes. sales
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
co. 1881 e Capitol ST., II. 3-0oS2
8:30-6:30 incl. Saturday.
FYPEWRITERS, new and used, port.
.saIEs co co. Ga. szss, III
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SITUATIONS D0MESTlC

WOMAN. col, desires days work
WOMAN, - ico3ored. wants s.h.w,: or
child care. Ii. 3-311S. Ill
GIRL. colored, desires job as mother
helper or child care; live in. MI
COOK, FIRST class, colored. city ref
erence; call AID. 0S17.
Al MAID, neat, colored. exper..
housekeeper for empl.; day work;
any kind; nMrS ssl TSssdsyI; sSIoreS: S9 ToUG TSUS
like to baby sit in her home; ref
GIRL, COLORED. wants liye-in Job;
no .eooking; call Lu, 2-6o2S.
a REFINED COL0RED GIRL desires
T'S.w. III Az, $3.50. 11s
COLORED GIRL wants work for Mon
and Wed. iron or light eleantni
pref. DE. O913. liz
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BEDS-GOVT. SURPLUS

BEDS-GOVT. SURPLUS
saa %sstTes nsP' sS. 9th %sv. sS DrRe sSaoS aeS
width folding beds. S8.95: Army
bunk beds with NEW mattresses.
S3995; solid oak dinette tables with
2 leaves. So. .95: double solid maple
beds with steel coil spring. S1595.
y: FRANK 8s SON. Ala Srd 1t. NV.
Elk. 1914.
saREM a4I. sss5 sg1TE; now gs ysS5 dbl6 6fS;
table. $50; kneehole desk. $50; sofa,
BOOKsNChildcraft. $s7: Book Of
knowledge and globe. SO. OR.
BRICKs, face and common. ! or q
CO MA RRSR or z0AA
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURN.- set, $50. Meta
dble. door clothes closet. S1b. Hal
runner. SIS. II. 7-2523. Ia
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN
SETTLED DEPENDABLE white couple
desire position as res. mgr. OF large
apt. house; excel. character refs'
boy 2o5-Z Star III
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I CAN SAVE YOU
MONEY IF YOU WANT

S444N A144 ~ u w
MONEY IF YOU WANT
YOU NAME IT IF IT'S
TELEvIS1ON
RADIO
DISHWASHER
A REFRIGERATOR
RANGE
FREEZER
IRONER
CLOTHES WASHER
OR
OTHER APPLIANCE
WHATEVER BRAND YOU
WISH, I CAN GET 1T FOR
YOU AT A SPECIAL PRICE
You choose it, I'll deliver it,
fully guaranteed, in original
factory cartons.
ABSOLUTELY BRAND-NEW
CURRENT MERCHANDISE
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G.H.W., LIVE IN-$25
Light cooking; small family. oE. 1884.
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FURNITURE
All kinds Of furniture wanted. Ii
T-QR41 -16
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NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
Apts.-S12-SIS week, CO. 6004.
WALKING DTsTANCE

TO GOVERNMENT BLDds.
Gracious living in beautifully new
furnished apis. consisting Of 8 rms,
kitchen and bath each; in com
pletely remodeled and decorated
bldg. Rooms are spacious and well
ventilated. all modern kitchens. new
garbage disposals, cabinets, ranges,
refgrs. New baths: latest type ny
all rooms. All utilities furnished.
Rent. S156 per month and up. For
inspection by appt.. call A. LOUIS
VETTORI, d. 6746: after 8 p.m.s
call HO. 47O3. lis
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INsTRuc. COURSES Cent

Need ss1 men ony and YSas Sons ST. TnssEyisssy' sfyss y
am. to z Pm. CALF. AIR coli
LEGE, RIM. 601. 710 14th st. NV.
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ADDITIONS

RACES at q reasonable price. Prompt
and top quality service. GE. 5076,
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PIANO - Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed. Embodies features Of small
grand and uprights; full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented, full-blow
in wide selection of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany. walnut, light
oak, avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRcH,
925 G st. NV.
Established 1870
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BEAUTIFUL AND NEW
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
APT. TENANT MUST BUY
FURNITURE 6 MINUTES
DRIVE FROM 14TH AND F.
FOR DETAILS,-cALL ia.
4-0977. CALL AFTER 8 PM.
SUN. AND ALI, DAY MON.
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BACHELOR, CAPITOL HILL
Nr. Old House once Bldg; newly
dec: pvt. entr., parking space, Ii.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Gov. Pyle Declares
Little Men at Top
Are Misleading U. 5.
BY the As.eeioied Pres.

CHICAGO, July Gov. How
ard Pyle of Arizona told the Re-
publican National Convention last
night that ''the little men at the
top" are misleading the United
States away from the lessons Of
the founding fathers.
Without specifically naming the
Democratic administrations that
have held sway since 1882, Gov.
Pyle declared:
TOO long the country's leader
ship has placed its top priority on
political expediency and the ways
and means have been so artfully
disguised that we have seldom
bothered to ask, what is all this
doing to American"
He continued:
'We already know regimenta-
ton and preferential government
as none of the founding fathers
ever intended we should know it.
Nor is it enough to say, times
are different" They are. indeed,
and very largely because we have
been more willing to send our sons
and daughters to die on the bat
tlefields of the world than we
have been to rise up with the in
telligence God gave us for a prac-I
tical look at some of the insane
ideas that have been slipped into
our way of life by those whose
prime concern is to see to it that
the people of this country Jump
through hoops every time it is
expeditions that they do so.
"The counsel of the greatest
minds America has ever produced
morally, spiritually and econom-
ically continue to be ignored by
the. little men at the top of our,
times whose ivory towers have
been kept furnished by the pa
tient, obedient plodding Of the
American taxpayer"
Calling for action now. Gov.
Pyle said:
I'VE the people of the United
States, filled with a new sense of
solid Americanism. must move into
the breach and with honest minds
and earnest hearts meet the is
sues of this crucial year.
THE shallow thinking that goes
with decision by prejudice, chance
impression or delusion must be
left behind for the most realistic
possible approach"
Evening star., 1952-07-09
| Norman Thomas Calls
|G. 0. P. Split Serious
sy q s,aff cere.pond.nt Of The Star

~ " Stutt $SttesPopuetu " WV S'as
CHICAGO. July 9.-Norman
Thomas, the Socialist presidential
standard bearer of many former
years, thinks the Republican Party
is doing itself no good here in
Chicago.
"If I were a Democrat" Mr..
Thomas says, II would sit back
and watch this show with some
complacency. The Democrats
have been having a pretty rough
time. of late, but the Republicans
seem to be doing all they can now
to help them"
MIR. Thomas. who is q newspa-
perman himself these days. ex-
planned he feels the schism be-
tween the supporters of Gen. Els
enhower and Senator Taft has
become so deep they will not be
able to get together after the
nomination. "The G. o. p" he
Evening star., 1952-07-09
By NewboId Noyes, Jr
Stur Stoff Cores pondenf

CHICAGO. July 9.-Here is q
piece of advice for televiewers
watching the Republican National
Convention: If you want to get a
correct impression as to what the
show looks like at first hand, take
the picture OF the convention hall
shown on your screen and divide il
by four.
Any time any one in this kleig-
lighted sardine box begins to feel
cramped, all he has to do is wan
der out into the nearest bar and
watch the proceedings on Tv for
q few minutes.
The convention hall looks so
spacious on the television screen
that he soon begins to wonder
what was bothering him. Before
he knows 1t. he is ready to 60 back
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V Fools Convention Viewers:
Hall is Really a Sordine Box

for another bout with his claus.
ltrophobia.
The fact, IN the opinion Of mos
people at the convention, is thai
IChicago's Stockyard Amphithea.
ter has not lived up to it's advance
notices as a place suited to ac-
commodating a crowd of this size
Air conditioning makes the hal
itself bearably cool-but the wings
where all the behind-the-scenes
work goes on-are cramped and
torrid.
So many seats have been packed
in on the convention floor that If
a real demonstration ever gets
started for one Of the candidates,
the result is bound to be sheer
mayhem.
One Of the great mysteries Of
the convention is the absence of
packed galleries. When Gen. Mac
Arthur spoke, most seats were
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taken. but at other times they
often are less than half full, yet
Ia full complement Of gallery tickets
has been issued for each session,
Some of us have a theory that
the absent ones are people who
have tried to get to the conven-
ton hall and failed. 1t probably
is the most inaccessible place in
Chicago.
The difficulty of getting here is
equalled only by the difficulty of
getting away-it is worth your
life to try to find a bus or taxi.
Last night. Star reporters who
covered the session rode back to
the Conrad Hilton Hotel in a po-
lice car.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Gov. Pyle Considered
Nominating Macarthur
BY The Assoeiated Press

CHICAGO, July 9.-Gov. Howard
Pyle of Arizona said last night he
had considered putting up Gen.
Douglas Macarthur for the Re-
publican presidential nomination
but found he couldn't do it be-
cause he is not delegate to the
G. o. p. convention.
Gov. Pyle said he had agreed to
put Gen. MacArthur's name be-
fore the convention in the event
|of deadlock between Senator
Taft and Gen. Eisenhower and
then found only an authorized
delegate may enter candidate.
Gov. Pyle said several groups
had asked him to nominate Gen.
Macarthur. He said he would
have done it in case Of a stale
mate after three ballots-had it
been possible.
The Governor said he has been
neutral in the campaign.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Rivers Sister Dies
Preparing to Vote
BY the Associated Press

CHARLESTON, S. c.. July o.
Mrs. ]. Herman Rudolf. sister o1
Representative L. Mendel Rivers
died Of a heart attack yesterday
while preparing to vote in South
Carolina's Democratic primary.
She had just remarked how she
was going to vote when she was
stricken in the polling place. Her
brother was not opposed for re-
nomination.
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said. seems to be developing q
sort OF cold split"
The Socialist veteran is making
no predictions as to who will win
Republican nomination. Before
the convention started" he said
IT was doubtful whether Eisen-
hover could make it. Now Z am
doubtful whether Taft can make
1t. I don't think the danger of
Macarthur has quite passed, and
Warren has chance. But I don't
really know"