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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books opened,
Se: refs: open % rate. uHj Ju. s.s5e4. IL: '
WATCHMAKER. II. I. A., certifed,
desires permanent position with good
future. Phi. UN 4-1OS6. lie
MAN: 26.., colored. wants evening
stenog., Teraa IT,. To. U' s.5sss. saI'i D'' Il:
MAN. between As and so, wishes to
learn heating and plumbing esti.
mating work with an established
Arm. Employment must be full
time and permanent; partly exper.
already. Box 237-L, Star. 16s
MAN, %, married, 2 children. expert
enced all phases internal operations
hospital supply business. AID. A.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. Odd Jobs. yard work.
wall washing, carpentry. houseclean-
ing. etc. SALVATION ARMY. Harbor
Lishts Cord. ME-. S-4532
COLLEGE GRAD, sales. administra-
tive, executive experience; ability,
hard worker. Box 253-L, Star. l9s
PATENTS-Former Government pat
ent attorney and patent examiner.
chemical and mechanical arts; full
or part time. Box 212-L, Star. 17'
FORMER GOVT. special police guard
Hotel clerk; middle aged depend
COLLEGE SENIOR. real estate and
insurance major, wants summer lob
Call LU. 2-SS66,
MIDDLE-AGED MAN, white. desires
employment. EXper. gardener, D. c.
| drivers permit LA 6-1nSa
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FURNITURE
SPECIAL SALE

Floor samples, close outs, odd pieces:
3 sectional sofas, Ss5; 80 assorted
chairs, $50 to $40: 10 kneehole
desks and secretaries, $3.50 of: 900
floor and table lamps; 25 bedroom
suites, 20eo discount: sofa beds.
studio couches. platform rockers. D.
pc. dinette and dining room suites:
nings It'll 8
DAWSON FURNITURE co.
2245 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
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eXper., TOT pleasant eve.
saleswork. SO pm. good pay.
WYNN'S
FEMININE APPAREL SHOPS
230 w. Broad St., Falls Church. Va.
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GIRLS

Under 25. tree to travel. northern
beaches; salary plus commission and
bonus. Circulation sales. No exper.
nee. Immed. cash drawing ACCOUNT.
Transp. paid for. See Z: M. MASON,
10 am. to II noon, to 8 pm:
cairn Hntel No phone calls. --lS
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAILS

FURNITURE - Marble top chest,
table and Washstand. S25 each.
High chest with mirror. S36. LO.
5-0557. -17
FURNITURE-Sofa, elec. stove. many
other items, including kitchenware
and AntiniIes TO H-1T60 -1Q
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CLERK-TYPIST
CoInptometer OperatOr

Under 35 years. permanent positions,
at 1898 Taylor st. NV. Clean, COM
Portable surroundings, vacation with
pay, paid sick leave, disqualification
am. to 4:45. Some tipping re-
quired. Employe purchase discounts.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES. INC.
Room 200. 1341 g St. NV.
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GIRIS TRAVEL

Eastern resorts. average $500 per
month; no experience required.
Travel expenses paid: ages. lS to
20. See MISS K1LBURN. New
Colonial. 18th and M SITS. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

PIANOS for rent. low summer rates
now in effect. For details about our
famous RENTAL-PURCHASE plan,
call KITS, 1880 G st. NV.
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DOWNTOWN

rm.; dressing closet ana bath:
$55. soW With refsr. and hot plate;
.nd s%'i i.sh! sdhsnssss sso kis.' dressing closet
Above apts. in modern elev. switch.
board bldg. Apply 1417 N st. NV
COLORED-I3th AND FAIRMONT
Nv T. 18th na and Calf; nv; lst and
Apply JONES REALTY CO.. 22I7
tt4tn st: NV" DU. 7-0656, 10 am.
CSLokED-11th AND GrRARD sTs.
NV rm. and kit. Lady or man.
N9 NN90 fee. Apply 2o22 9th st. NV.
CoLoRED4FFURNIsHED APr.-Unit
pie. no children. Ii. 3-7795. 81
bl,s. ishsd room foT rent. Newly dec
COLORED-TWO rms, kit. and bath;
st. NV. Ii. 7-6129. "a
COLORED-N.W. SECTION. Liv. rm.,
bedrm., den., rec. rm., kit, bath,
garage. front porch. back yard. RA.
COLORED-175O QUE ST. NV
One rm. furn. apt, Ink. and single
rms. available immed. Open for in
spection Sat. from 1875. Sun. from
1-5. q
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1925 10th st. NV
Couple. $50; also sleeping rm.
use use, kit, din. rm.; no objection ]
DUPONT CIRCLE Embassy row
$50 incl. utils.; adults. DU. 7-67O4
1. 2 AND 8 ROOM APIS. s25.
$65; sober adults; close to transp
and stores; refs. Call HO. 2-9506
LOVELY LIv. RM.. bedrm., kit
and bath apt; use OF laundry iacils.
conv. to buslines. and shopping CEN
ter; suit. for cple.: 500. "a Far
ragut pl. NV. Call RA. 3-5722. -3
MT. PLEASANT. 1922 Ingleside ter
race; OF 18th and Newton sts. );
Nv, rm.. bedrm., kit. bath: nice
and sn clean; adults only; S75. AID.
LIv; RIM, 2 bedrms.. incl. porch. Kit.
occupancy; .$11O. no. 2-71S6. 921
9th tihnaaNR1Ds AND cR1FTENDEN ss; Pifs Nw.-Kit..
included. RA. 6-9762. w3
FURN. BSMT. APT; S65, incl. utils.
and phone. 3944 S st. s.e., LU.- g
Newly REDECoRArED s-bedpm.
apt. excel. transp., conv. to shop
ping. nr. 5th and Missouri ave. NV:
ref. rea.: adults only. RA. 3-0773.
s1e B ST. N.E.-Bedrm. and Kit.
se,mipyt. Sc, bath; married couple; SIS
1ST7ki VI MASS. VA sSl7 A7E. NV. toakmont5-
Emciency apt; $65 to $50: bed linen
s.E.GAttrac. bsmt. enc. f; pvt. entr.
ss5 S' mo. incl Lu. .Si s.SasS. sSSaSnef' pncs1e' s
49O9 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-s rms.
nicely furn.; pvt. home; privileges;
all buses at door. RA. 3-0121. q
APT, CONN. AvE.-Unusual oppor.,
right person; beauty. Convenience,
preferred; Eef: Bog 444-G, Star. %
MAY THROUGH SEPT.-3-room fur
niShed apt. in small Va: town, 80
miles from WASHINGTON. Cali AID. A.
71S7 any time Sunday. 3
siEls sG5a sfSS ffSSd m1 ssanSP Va. sSe5 81 e9sDl'
LARGE BED-LIVING RIM. and kit,
semi-bath; mr.. transp. Adults only.
AVAIL. M 4'n 1MME6. Nj II; - Two rms. IA Sit.,
S095. 2314 10th st. NV. a
flrepl., semipVt. bath and kit, SIS.
$!7 wk. utils. Ii. 1882.
TAkOMA PARK - Furnished 3-rm.
ssG ssTrace ,1, apt; si, sS separate entrance:
Mt. H. PLE2sANTf M 81: 81: NV. near Irving.
couple or man. Gas stove, refer.
Near bath; Good service clean
house. $3.50. KE. S-4S3O.
Mt. PLEASANT SECTION. 1923 New
ton st. NV. First floor One room,
kitchenette. bath. Adults. $65.
comfortable apt. Convenient transp. %
Reasonable rates. CO. 5-S97S. 3
e7OO 28th ST. NV. - Two lovely
rms, adjoining bath. hot plate. ex-
cellent location. across Wardman
Park. One block to bus. CO. g.
NR. DUPONT CIRCLE-Entire 1st H..
ana. ana rear ar, porch: 5aslss SSs, pref: $3.50:
s.E.wDUPLEX, beaut. furn.. 8 rms,
and bath, front and rear entrs., ali
utils. Refs. EN-. 3-3442.
CIV; 2 bedrms., liv. rm., lge. kit,
tile bath: well furn. EN-. S-S191.
PARK-Immac. WELL
furn.. liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. t.-dinette.
bath. porch; Lse. house: garden.
MT. EDnP PLExsANTssSo fyf Mo S1SSGG I7th st. Ice.
Ewes. EVs:: ju IT, aso47 sstR sFd H. Utilities
ST. NV. near 14th-5-
rn. apt. mod. bath and kit: suit
Incl. utiis. DE: 2:s9oe: IS
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OVERLOOKING PARK
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords, applicants waiting
fST hos.o souo or 'Sub sub.ts 81 WaSh va. % Md
BUSINESSMAN DESIRES 1-bedrm.
apt, furn. or unfurn., IN vic. of
Cathedral and Conn. ave. NV. June
!. Boz 330.D. Star. -
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED
SOUTH ARLINGTON
Angelo

Available are some of our newly dec.
K1NG-SIZED l and 2 bedrm. apis.
in this conv. and charming garden
community: rents, SS1.50 and
S99.60 mo. incl. utils. Daily. see res.
mgr. at Sl5 E. Greenbrier St., l
long, block on Columbia pike on
right side, or call ia. 1865.
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APIS. WANTED tcont.)

DOCTOR, wife and child desire 2 or
8 bedrm. unfurn. apt, June / or IS.
IN nv. Wash. or suburb. Call AID.
ARI4NGTON-3 rms. and bath. Furn.
Want by June for = years. Em-
ployed couple. Phone RIA. 6-66s1.
Sc
FURN. AND UNFURN. apts. and rms.
for g. w. U. students. Write
Housing Once. q. w. q. -3
unfurnished, June 1.
by employed sisters: no pets:
downtown, NV. section, west Of 14th
81: rent $50 limit. Box 35I-D.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

LARGE stake body: ton-and-ha. with
services. DICK, ME. S-2719. Sc
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms, expert packing.
AGE CO. INC. Established e 1905.
beaches esp. S. L. MORRIS. 45lO 18th
st. NV. Call Tu. 2-1I50 after 4 pm.
MOVING? Lowest rates in town. All
work guaranteed RIGHT WAY
MOVERS. 10 2-3330.
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western State Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. MA. S-4S52.
MOVING VAN-By Job or hour;
With driver. $3.50; men. SIS. .JE.
MovERs-Local and long
distance moving. lowest rates in
town; day or night moving. NO.
MoVING-caM JOHNSTON TRANS
FER. Appliances, trunks or baggage;
any time, incl. SUM-, HO. 2-70S0.
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,. RA. 3-l416.
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COLORED-DOWNTOW

COLOREU|DOWNT
Ill 2nd st. Sc. (Near Capitol Love-
!y 2-rm. apt, pvt. bath, nicely furn.
In apt. bldg; S77.50 mo. incl. util.
and janttor service. Adults only,
See janitor, basement. -3
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BEDROOM SGT

l BEDROOM, SCI
18th and California I'd. area. Two
separate beds, ideal for 2 men. To
see apt. go to switchboard, COURT
LAND APIS, 1860 Euclid st. NV
and ask for key to Apt. 3 in annex.
To make rental ARRANGEMENTS, call
Mr.. Machen, DI. $4,000. Ext. 260,
weekdays, q to &. "A
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SARBIN TOWERS

AIR CONDITIONED
1892 10th st. NV.
Completely and beautifully furn. !:
bedroom, liv. rm., din. rm., kit, and
bath; southeast exposure; solarium:
$l6O. utils. included. See Mr.. Col
nns, on premises, or call EN-. $4,000,
Mon. Not open Sunday.
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
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160n 18th ST

DE LUKE EFFICIENCY with solarium
and Murphy bed: beautifully furn.
In completely air-cond. building.
with lobby and desk service; only
$10S per mo. See RESIDENT NAN
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

CHOICE AND 2 BEDRM. garden
type apts., in well-managed, 4-year-
old Va. cooperative. Near Penta-
gon and Navy Annex, l block from
excel. transp. owners equities can
be eu purchased 5S d,isT for 1850 to $4,000.
taxes, insur.. all utils. and maint.
For appt. to inspect. call Miss Sills.
VITTORI REAL ESTATE. XII. 8-l142.
NAYLOR GARDEM-FOR SALE
bedrm. B1 type unit: well located;
low mo. payments. Mr.. Gustafson,
LU; -511O. with DRURY REALTY
CHOiCE 2-BEDRM. UNIT, overlook
ing Sligo Creek Parkway. Approved
purchasers only: early poSs.; some
furniture also. JU: 9-9369. 4
hedrm. apt. Eley; New refgr. $7s;550099.
PORTER ST.. near conn.-Liv. rm.,
Avail. $3.50. EN-. 3-3O57. -3
26Og ADAMS MILL ROAD Cat Lanier
place.. Apt, %; One bedroom. hv-
ing room. KITCHEN. bath; entrance
hall and porch, Price s6s500. For
ARI.MDe luxe S-bedrm. Il twin size).
dinette, End A.; 10 min. Pentagon;
4-yr. .-old bldg. Sale by OWNER;
$4,000 down payment. 531S Sth rd
s.. Apt. 3. KI. 9-7l50. d
OVERLOOKING PARK
Near 18th and Columbia I'd. NV.
Attractive apt, Of liV. rm.. bedrm.,
kit. and bath; also 3-bedrm. and 3
bath apt, with 3 exposures. LINKINs
Wo. 6-25e2 or EN-. 3-4764. "a
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1131 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. S-2210
1881 EAST CAPITOL Sc.
New duplex, 8 large rms, kitchen.
modern bath, scr. porch: garbage
disposal. new refgr. and stove: 500
plus utilS. Open Sat. and Sun.
Apply Apt. 2. or call Ii. 3-916s. "A
CATHOLIC UNIV. VICINITY
125 Victor st. Me-, Apt. 2
Modern attrac. furn.. liv. .rrn.. dinette.
1 bedrm.. kit. and bath. Open 10
am. to z pm. IS
431 VALLEY AVE. Sc.
One bedrm., kit. liv. .rm..
din. rm. and bath; nicely
furn.: conv. to Bowling Field;
$100. Call Monday.
5112 H ST. Sc, ~
One bedrm., kit, liv. rm.,
din. rnn. and bath; nicely furn.;
avail. May 8: 500.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
1928 K st. NV. MA. $4,000
a
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PARK CENTRAL
HOTEI,.APTS

Newly decorated combination living.
bedroom, large dressing closet, with
refrigerator; maid service available;
24-hour elevator and switchboard
service; excellent downtown loca-
Ion; Lon; $50 per mo. 1900 F st. NV,
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Fl F6RN. NAV5 Or 1NFURN.. SiNND AND H0Sds' sUB.
LET'S; WASH. VA, MD. (WHITEl /.
WEEKDAYS, 81; SAT, SUN. 9-5.
A-ONE RENTAL AND REALTY CO,
14th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV,
S15 KING ST. ALEX, XII. S-1313.
LUXURY APT.
Dupont Circle area: street floor. 3
rms. with Ia baths. Completely
furn. Never been lived in. pvt. entr.,
all utils. No children or pets. Ideal
for 2, 3, or 4 persons; $175 monthly.
DE. 2-3250. 3
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37o7 wooDLEY RID. NV.
Attractive ! bedfm. apt; liv. rm.,
kit, dinette, bath; convenient;
SS1.42 per mo. WO. 6-1742.
232O 10Th ST. N.W.-Two rms, kit.
and bath; utils. included; 500.
1918 Belmont st. n.w.-Two rms,
kit. and bath; Utilities incl; $75.
1913 Varnum st. n.w.-Two rms. kit.
and bath; SOS.
JOSEPH e. BRUNO, INC.
903 H st. NV. ST. 3-3320
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DOWNTOWN-1212 N st. NV
Efnciency; nicely furn.; 1st a. See
res. mgr.
HARRY A. OLIKER CO.
1131 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. S-221O
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED
Live at the Top of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL

SlUU MASS. AVE. NV.
One and two bedroom apartments;
television in every apartment; full
hotel services. Also hotel rooms and
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PA. AVE.-DOWNTOWN
'27 9th st. Sc. Two-rm. housekeep.
ing apt. comfortably furn.: adults
only; $50 mo-. incl utils. MGR.
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WANT FREE RENT? Lovely Arm.
apt. in old Alexandria location, In
come from bedrms. upstairs pays
rent, Pvt. baths and entrS. (Or
home. for lge. family Must buy
compl. furn. \ rms, incl. new oft.
mat. GE nv, piano. curtains linens.
dishes. REQUIRES $4,000 cash or
$1,000 down to qualified buyer.
Phone King S-4219 for details
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GET OUT from under that over
head and start to. live. New. cottage
share garden, chickens, pigs. horse.
Phone Gaithersburg 364 ia. 3"
SILVER SPRING. 1925 whitney st.,
Just of Flower ave.--Rambler com.
pletely furnished. All modern con-
rm., din. rm., kit. open stone
patio, lge. screened porch, pine
paneled bsmt., gas heat. Avail. June
10. Inspection by appt. only.
AMERICAN SECURITY g. TRUST
CO., ST. $4,000. "a
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35O7 vARNUM ST., Brentwood, Md.
a lge. rms. and bath. Utils. incl.
az ~ AS6 M ATHANTfc W. S7gSS'; ST. s.E.-Iiv.
rm., dinette. equip. kit. bedrm., tile
bath, screened porch. S65.35 mo.
Immediate possession. ROGER MOSS.
HO. 2-6020; ewes. and Sum-. LA. g.
1928. 8
1905 r.. I. AVE. N.E.-studio apt,
utils. furn., refs. required. $50.
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CONTINUED on Next Rh9ol
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED Cont. }
IMMEDIATEIY-v,cinit,

AVAILABLE Observation-Disclosures
Of 14th and K SITS. s.e. One bedrm.,
Kit. dinette, liv. rm. and bath
$3.50, utilities included. Call RE.
1C1S650; Ext; 39, for information.
TWO ROOMS. kit, pvt. bath; ali
utils. furn.; empl. couple, white; SOS
mo. 32l 18th pl. ne. LII. 3-304a.
Evening star., 1953-12-28

Mother-Would you rather go
and see Aunt Mary or thank her
over the phone or write her q
note today?
Daughter-I'll telephone her
right now.
Evening star., 1953-12-28

Mother-When are you going
to write auntie and thank her
for her gift?
Daughter-You don't have to
keep reminding me. I'll do it
after while.
Evening star., 1953-03-30
Microscopic Survey
Made Of Fog DropIets
By the Assseiassd Press

!. Los ANGELES.-To gain a
better understanding Of how fog
is formed, a University Of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles research
team is probing the microscopic
world inside tiny fog droplets.
Droplets are caught on spe-
cially prepared screens, no larger
than the head Of a pencil, over
which an ultra-thin collodion
film has been spread. They are
photographed through a light
microscope shortly after being
caught. Later evaporated remains
Of the droplets are photographed
through the higher magnifica-
tion Of the electron microscope.
Evening star., 1953-03-30
Father Admits Killing
PaIsied Son, 5, 10
End His Suffering
By the Associated Press


CLIFTON, N. j., Mar. 30.-A
tavern and hotel owner has ad-
mitted killing his 5-year-old
cerebral palsied son because he
could mot stand to see him
suffer any longer" :
Police arrested the father,
Albert j. Sell, A, when they
found him in a parked car at
q deserted spot near a road early
yesterday. The body of the
black-haired. brown-eyed boy
was in the back.
II shot my boy. He's in the
back seat there. I knew the
police would find me-" Sell was
quoted as saying to the ap-
preaching officers. Sell will be
arraigned today on a murder
charge.
Shot Through Head.
The boy, Albert. jr., had been
shot through the head. A victim
Of cerebral palsy since birth, the
boy never had been able to talk
and had difficulty walking.
Sell, according to police, said
he didn't want to see his son
suffer. He also was quoted as
saying he believed he himself
was in bad health and didn't
have mucn longer to live-and
that he didn't want his wife,
herself in delicate health, to be
burdened with the boys care.
He kept an all-night vigil with
his sons body in the car. During
those hours he chain-Smoked a
pack of cigarettes, then shredded
the butts and smoked the
tobacco in his pipe. When this
ran out, he ripped apart some
cheesecloth and smoked that.
Passaic County Prosecutor
Donald Collester said the boy
apparently was killed early
Saturday night.
A check with Sells physician
showed that the tavern owner
had been operated on for hemor-
rhoids and was not in serious
condition.
Devoted to Son.
Neighbors. who referred to the
boy as Little joey" said the
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Sells were devoted to their son
and spared no expense in trying
to cure him.
Mr.. Collester said Sell left his
establishment early Saturday
night for a brief visit with his
brother-in-law, Fred Turnz. He
took the boy with him.
Upon leaving he drove to "a
lonely section near the Montclair
city line. Mr.. Turnz called Cliff
ton police later in the evening
to report Sell missing, saying
that Sell had been respondent
for some time.
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improvements Planned For Panama Canal

Directors Of the Panama Canal
Co. hope to improve the water
way so 1t can handle more traf-
fic while locks are undergoing re-
pair-perhaps after damage by
enemy attack.
The company. which operates
the canal for the Government,
said the project would take 10
years and cost $26.5 million. The
first phase. to be completed by
1856 at a cost Of SIS million,
would be financed by current ap-
preparations. The second phase
would need new appropriations.
The improvements would be
aimed primarily at permitting
traffic to. move during normal
overhaul which now limits opera
tions for five months out Of 80.
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The directors emphasized that
the notifications would not per-
init passage Of larger ships such
as the Queen Elizabeth and Queen
Mary, or some new United States
warships which are too big for
the locks. But it would speed up
regular trafic In the event Of
emergency.
Evening star., 1953-03-30
Woodside Church Drumu

saint Claudia" q religious
drama. will be presented by the
Dramatic Council Of the Wood
side Methodist Church at 8:15
pm. Wednesday and Friday In
the social hall of the church.
8750 Georgia avenue. Silver
Spring.
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Bottle Backs Cancer Drive

RICHMOND. Va. Mar. 80
R.-Goy. Battle has urged vir-
ginians to back the 1858 cancer
fund drive and to learn as
much as possible about the
disease. which last year claimed
the lives Of 1894 persons in the
State. s~
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Institute Of
Life Insurance

cantal 9suses ef lnieEmatiea abeut iiis lnsnsanee
4es MADISON AVENUE. NEW yoRK a. NJ.
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Il helps finance businesses. both large
and small.
AL Of this adds up to more jobs and
more goods for more and more people.
Furthermore, the earnings on. these In
vested funds help keep down the cost Of life
insurance to the poicyholder.
So, you see, your life insurance dollars
benefit you, and your family, your com-
naunity, and the country as whole.
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and the community
actively works for

Most important Of all. this money pro-
vides protection to policyholders and their
families-but beyond that what does it do
for all of us?
Look around you'll
The houses we live in, the cars we drive, the
telephones we use, the electricity that lights
our homes, the food we eat, the clothing we
wear, all Of the things that so vitality affect
our lives every day are probably financed by
life insurance funds in some way.
Invested in every part Of the country,
this money touches practically every phase
Of American life.
Ithelps provide the capital necessary
10 build America.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-21

quickly than plant food in dry
I fertilizers, it has no greater rela-
tive merits under most circum-
stances.
80 CLAIM Liquid fertilizers
are more economical than other
fertilizers COMMENT: This is
absolutely false Liquid fertilizers
sold to the home gardener are
generally the most expensive Of
fered to the public
a. CLAIM Liquid fertilizers
achieve instantaneous favorable
results on crops and flowers.
COMMENT: All types Of fertiliz-
ers are beneficial to plant life but
none does its work instantaneous
ly.
When purchasing fertilizer Or
fertilizer materials, users were
urged to consider the following
cautions: @ Buy only from re-
liable firms, ~ Be sure the pro-
duct is approved and registered
with your States fertilizer control
office: C3) Secure and follow the
fertilizer recommendation Of your
land-grant college
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-21

Rousch and Billy and Freddie, Of
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wright.
and son, Wayne.
Those visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Manville Wright, Saturday night,
were MI. and Mrs, Elmo Stinson,
Mrs. r. j Wright and Mr. and
Mrs. John Wright and family.
Mrs Walter Dowdy was a
Monday visitor of Mrs. Lyle Own
by.
Nh and Mrs Henry Jamerson
and Miss Emma Franklin were
Richmond visitors. Friday.
Mrs John Rouscn spent an ex-
tended visit with Mrs. Clarence
Fond, Of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Stinson.
Mrs. Robert Wright. Miss Mary
Wright and Bobby Wright visited
friends at Hampden- Sydney, Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Mary Wright is spending
her vacation at Virginia Beach
this week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-21
w akin Farm
Refrigerator Plans
Available At VPI

Plans for a walk IN farm rcfrig-
orator developed at VPI are nov
available from county farm
agents. and from the VpI Aericul-
tural Experiment Station
U. r carp, associate agricul-
tural engineer, who developed the
refrigera tor, says it may be built
n a separate building, as a part
of The garage. in the basement. on
The back porch. CT at any other
suitable location
The refrigerator is a two-com-
pertHcnt unit, The chilling room
With about 300 cubic feet gross
storage space operates at about
rs degrees F. 1t chills meats
'rlite. Vegetables. etc. and stores
them for short time. The Fl zen
food compartment with about 80
cubic feet net storage space
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-21
operates at 0 degrees +.

operates at 0 degrees +.
The chilling room will chill up
to 400 pounds OF products per day
when the outside air temperature
lis not over 10 degrees f. 1t Will
chill smaller amounts under less
favorable conditions. However
carp. says little if any chilling
should be done when the tempera-
ture is 80 degrees F. or over The
refrigerator design was selected
with the idea that the heaviest
chilling loads occur at butchering
time
The frozen food section freezes
up to so pounds of products per
day when the temperature is 10
degrees F or lower. and as much
as 30 pounds when the tempera-
ture is not higher than 80 degrees
F.
The Virginia Walk KIN Farm
Refrigerator" is the name Of the
bulletin containing the detailed
plans ASK or write for a free
copy
Red China is starting flve-year
plan to industriallze nation.