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FURS-MINKS-FURS
Natural mink coats, capes Jackets
ar,ass and stoles; ,o,. slightly USED ct low
PaTe rlkIst you Ges1 dpeamed OF mink and
BAsKIN FURs. COR. 9th and G NV
FUR JACKET. silver fox. size IL,
cape; excel. cond; Priced to sell.
FFiks71piRR FL s71qHsR Ext sol. col ...... Il L.
teacart. draperies, Haviland china,
cutglass. silver (plate and solid).
bedspreads, Laurel pattern glass,
amethyst. glass. china, vases. VIC
s'15ps pesres 0fs books sst peef
studio couch. needlework supplies,
etc. Conn, left on Mckinley. right
sa sat.Hsnn, gslS to 13sh. Sgl6 Northampton NV
bedrm., studio couch, lawn mower,
and garden chairs. 1924 Nebraska
ave. NV. EN-: 3-5703. Ill
FuFmTURgPerSa SqaiN living ,S room n.4r- 1e
pieces, including SamoVar, misc.
china and kit. articles. OIL. 4-6706.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at "a price.
3 mos. old high grade French Pro.
enda ehsr and aiming TS1m casnet set tao1 s75
new mahogany gossip bench. $50.
FukNITUkE' occ. chair, studio
couch, stair-step end table, ,cof--
CHAIRS ffs sanIe; is. s5s4s aiHstse table % and 2
FURNITURE, BEDRM., bleached ma
hog; double bed. chest and dresser.
Best offer. OF. 4-92SS. III
FURNITURE-In excel. cond... finished
IN ebony and gold tnsudng +sn pair
FURNiT1RELExclusive iRi tfIl house fur
nishings. practically new: excel.
cond.;. must be sacrificed: all pieces
in solid mahog., including lge. break
0ns Satin covsasd es eGafs aRf ats .p
covers. lamp tables (2). pair Of
leathertop end tables. Lawson sofa,
covered in print, with matching
fsapes am s-44s1 rnd slip covers Please 1s sail
FuRNiT1RE-walnut fR f1rt Re Queen Anne
china closet and matching buffet;
good condition. JU. 5-0739. --12
FURNITURE-Waxed. birch. crib and
Kitchen set; excel. cond, Baby buggy:
FURNITUREMHollywood bed COM
plete, full size, also single size:
cheap; must sell. RA. 3-1416. IL
FuRsITuKEIiy RE Im suite, ina
FDRNTITGGRE:: Rollaway bed, with
pad, $40; A.B.C. washing machine,
Spinner, rinser and dryer, $35;
mattress, S35. HO. 3-6997. Ill
FURNITURE-Lounge chair. maroon
with satin stripes and slip cover.
FGkNITUREGcedar wardrobe, Gus
spacs COED cond s4d sld EM In sts1fSs
FURNITURE-Philco radio and 45
rpm. record changer; maple Acorn
poster bed; Kroehler diyan and
odd ehairs o.. $500. III
FURNIIURE-Sofa. period type. good
cond., also rollaway bed, very rea-
sonable; IA. 2.5313. - II
cess o pcs arand ks "ep pano meas esekeTns eSe en
mahog., exc. tone, priced right.
FURNITURE SALE
nOd mOdern and .n5 5adlona dnsfa
sets. All at close-out prices. Large
selection of sofa beds, lounge chairs
mirrors. lamps. tables, Hollywood
beds and appliances.
HENRY's FURNITURE COMPANY
1925 18th st. NV. HU. 3-3646
Free Delivery. Terms Arranged
FTDesf Sgss coad sfs6 ct ssst osr fsa ca
EN-. 2-016a or ia. 9-9407. ---12
FURN.--Moving; 4 din. rm. chairs,
drop-leaf table. china cabinet, chest
drawers, Lawson couch. lamps, end
tables, etc. JU. 9-1592. Ill
FURN., mohair davenport, in good
cond; $40. Call OIL. 2-7S77. Ill
FURN.-Chairs. baby scales. high
chair, carriage, stroller, child's
station wagon. Reas. ia. 9-57f6.
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OWNER SELLING
CONTENTS OF HOME

All types of Colonial furn., dishes,
etc. for sale. LO. 5-0777. Dir. !:
Out Ga. to Sill. Spg., right on Coles
vile rd. to Four Corners. left on
Old Bladensbur2 rd. and cont. to
Kent Mill rd. Follow signs to Spg
Brook, Forest. House on corner of
Stoneington and Remington drs. in
Spg. Brook Forest. Ill
ACME VISABLE, 5-8
Also 3x5 cabinets. Excel. RE. 7-1621.
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TYPEWRITER SALE
ington typewriters. $50 each. Orig
inaily sold new 1929 so. We need
space. Here's a terrific value value
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 201a
14th st. NV. HU. 3-5I21. -19
UNIFORM. Air Force Officers. Top
coat, blouse, 2-pr. pants battie
vHcuuM SeaI9na0ts CLEANER, ss ie4yt. new, also
an Electrolux. Best offer 1884 Brts-
bane St, Silver Spring. Md.
VARITYPER. ELEC.
20": Excel. cond. Must sell. RE
7-1691. IL
VENETIAN BLINDS, 5 in metal. 8 in
loom; 4x6 broadloom twist. Lge.
wing chair WO. 6-2693. IL
WASHER. Bendix and automatic
dryer; new cond.; used very little;
NV, % Apt. 5. Phone AID. 4-oo67. ii:
WASHER. le5I GE.. wringer type;
peri cond.; price. $50. Call RA.
WASHER. SIsaIe sendix, yrs. old. peri.
cond.; S35. Call RA. GAIT. Ill
@a Sjtion; sSas sSps we'll 500 or best ,6. C5ier,
wasHER. Msi o' new BENDIx Economat
and 7-ft, refrigerator; big discount.
Washers. storage sale: SIS up; need
space; will deliver: Open Sunday.
Must sell. II. 4-5o79.
Wa Sher '50 FriUidaira
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TRAPPERS

Dailey's Lures. mink and muskrat;
Victor traps and fishing tackle; guns
and ammunition. Hrs. $40 a.m.-10
pm. every day. EDS TACKLE SHOP.
6123 Central avenue, Capitol
Heights. Maryland. 10. S-3S33.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT - Books kept part
t,me payrolls, taxes, etc. Prompt.
Reasonable. Lawrence 6-S697. s.
ACCT. OFFICE MGR. .-BoOKKEEPER,
all phases, full chg, 3 yrs. exper,,
excel. refs. Immed. AP. 7-4109.
ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper, office
manager; college experienced; de-
sires permanent connection. Box
1921, Star. IL"
BJOKKEEPER, 80, married; real es-
tate, insurance exper.; will consider
other lines: IL years exper. Box
EIEfAlTioGRsa Gsai oPER.. colored. desires
work from 80 pm. to 1890 mid
night; exper.; refs; responsible. DU.
7-4206. II"
MAN, Is years retail selling exper,,
hard worker. good references, de-
sires position in any kind OF retail
selling business. Box 303-T. Star.
MAN, colored, neat appearance, de-
sIres work as gen. clerk or salesman.
Ii 3-66S2 IL"
MAN, colored. desires part time work
after $50 pm. 10. S-4376. ii
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard WORK.
wall washing. carpentry, mouse
cleaning etc SALVATION ARMY
Harbor Lights Corp. NE. S-4532
SALESMAN, top flight, many years
experience; local and suburban con-
tactS Box 342-T, Star H.
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Other types of home improvements.
PHONE IA. 1881. -13
CARPENTRY-shelves. re-
modelling. porches inclosed. etc. Call
general fNi 1GjoNrRAcToR-Remodel-
ing, concrete. brick, carpentry
ts'e5nf tob too ise fee or S too small cAREo Eo
GENERAL REPAIRscPainting, plaso
tering, carpenter work. roof paint
ing. repairing. No lob too small.
PRINTZ, Ii. 4-l511.
CUTTER. spout. roof repairs: free
DA SHEET METAL CO.. AGO Elm
St Bethesda, Md. OIL. 4-040S. or
OIL. 10000. Henry Kogok, owner.
UoNTRACTok CONNER
IS p yrs s Mr., LAWRENcE RA' 6-37os
estimates. cali JU. 9-4771. III
PAINTING. paper hanging, general
repairs: white mechanics, prompt
serv. MIR. RIDENoUR. DU. 1898.
PAINTING, paperine, floor sanding:
do own work; sensible prices. MR.
PAINTING, int. and ext. Also KEN
Toning and wall scraping. No job
too lge. or small. Work done day or
night. Call Lo. 4-6045 for free
PAINTING AND PAPERING = White
mechanics, free estimate. Immediate
PAINTING, contracting; free esti-
mates; non-union. LU. l-010s.
PAINTING, int. and ext: 1st-class
work; free estimates. THOMPSON,
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THERE IS
NO LIMIT

To your earning capacity If you are
working in our organization. Arthur
Murray is accepting applicants for
its training class. Applicants will be
through Jan. 10. The training pro-
gram will be held $50 to 1890. be-
ginning Jan. II. If you are between
o. and 30. college trained. with
pleasing personality, neat appear
ance, apply in person to Mr.. Cum
Minis. ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS,
1106 Conn. ave. NV, 2 to 10 pm.
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TYPEWRITER SALE

Typewriter, L. C. Smith
Standard, 1a47; reas.; LA. 6702s
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MIscELLANEous FOR SALE

rURN.-3-pc. gray bedrm. suite. dble.
S55. 10. s-O3OS. Ii
FURN.- MARBLE top chest of drawers,
$oo 9S shSs dsIiSsred arfIssf Io 5so55 1pd VANITY
rm. suite; table
buffet. China closet, z chairs; oak
$50 JU. 9-S969. Ill
modern 7-pc. bedrm.
living room; dinette set; for sale by
refined couple leaving for Calf
Call DI. 7-03S5. III
FURN. tnewl-Beaut. blond mahog
bedrm. suite; dble; dresser eG 5-dr
fhsss Fezs y Fss rm ssD sute casa fes s25a eah
S169, 1927 7th st. NV, HO. 2-9SlO.
FURN. Bedrm. suite; desk-wardrobe;
sgl. and dbl. beds: 2-pc. liv. rm
set; metal cabinet: chairs, etc
FlIRN. Dining rm. set, 1O-pieee ma.
hogany with fitted glass table top
price S100 Call UN. 4-27S1. Il
G ARAGE, Gear: Q entr.; excel. cond.
must ann be- be removed; f Picket FENCE, EAT sar
GAS RANGE. double oven. Froiler
fee. ss5. AP. 7-6Io3. 10
GAS RANGE, apt. size, $50. Lock-
wood 5-2323. III =
GAS RANGES new used; Slb up;
Guaranteed: easy credit: nothing dn
ACME STOVE. 1919 9TH MA S-S!a52
GAS RANGE. Roper de luxe, 6 burner
j year DID,. peri. condition. SITS
Also GE dishwasher, under counter.
! year old. perfect condition. Sl75.
EN-. $3.50. ii
GAS RA'!GES. new used; $3.50 up;
ins'ar tion PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Georgia ave. DE 2-5566
ertshaw oven control: like new;
S75. JE. 4-3085. 10
] yr. old. Cost 81 400
will sell for any reas. offer. Also |
new water cooler. Can be been at
DAWES PAWNBROKER EXCHANGE.
81 > Q st. NV --12
@1 1AnTT0ryY~r Wv
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GOLD

GOLD
Bring your dental gold, platinum,
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV
HEATERS, ranges. stoves, mattresses,
fmrnitnre; fnn ,,, refTTTiIgserators. TTI A ACME
PIANO WANTED-Baby grand; Bald
win or Steinway pref: must be in
peri. cond.; cash. AID. 4-5792. Il /
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call DaY or Night III. Q.3l3Q
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TELEVISION SALE
AIMCo Ty, SALES Famous Makes

SET-GOOD CONDI
T1ON; $50 OR BEST OFFER. TU
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WASHING MACHINE, 1851: whirl-
pool automatic; with suds miser;
peri. cond,; $3.50. Cab Sun, bet.
IL an. and pm, OIL. 4-2979.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital peds. ETC.
HOSPITAL AMBULANCE OXYGEN
& EQUIP CO.. INC. 1923 L st. NV
ME. $4,000. Open "a hrs, 7-day
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1953-01-10

Washer-'50 Frigidaire
Auto, excel. cond. 10. 2-0394 after
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FLAGSTONE
STONEWORK

PATIOS. RETAINING WALLS
WALKS. WALKER, JU. 8-1233
FLOORS SANDED and finished. white
mechanics. winter prices. c. r
COVER, WA. 7-6S6S any time
FLOORS SANDED and finished.
cleaned and waxed old floors made
like new Call any time WA 7-Il29.
FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING, clean
ing and waxing. reas. rates. free
estimates. RA. 6-6795. -13
GARAGES
Completely erected. No money down,
3 years to pay. FHA financing.
Free estimates.
Concrete DriVeWaYS
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NICELY FURN. BIG RIM. twin beds.
big screened porch. bath, shower;
tSr persons Snsr 500 mo; person
guehanane es St. sFAnSBUfs59l0n' IA. se4$54 is
GEORGETOWN = Gentleman; large
front bedrm.; pvt. home, well furn. !;
2 closets. .semipvt. bath, phone; Va
block busline, EN-; 2-2OOs., --15
pvt, bath, lEe; closet; good transp.;
"a T. ST. N.W.-Two rms, clean,
rates; CO. 5.S97s. Ill
s25 10Th ST. N.W.--Attrac. dbl. rm.,
Witboa. 19f : rfflned boasd gentlemen with with, or
rm. for refinned
employed gentleman. Call ST.
3-39SS after 1880 pm. IL
I 5th AMP l. SITS. NW.-Single or
double, dSgn furn' room; cooking priyils.
ROOM. fan1i farnished. northwest; front
Crittenden st. nv; tnr. Sherman
LGE. ATTRAC. DBLE. RM.. transp.
18th bus or No. 40. AZ streetcar;
. 2 people; S25 ca. De @,572l. IL
next to Bath 81 dbe r tWh BEDS r
so. expo; home privils.; express il.
J6. RA. 6-5949. -15
CONN. AVE. VIC.-Unexpected charm
for q discriminating empl. woman;
mod. home; conv.; reas. WO. 6-2812.
DUPONT CIRCLE vIC.-Attrac. rm.
for young man. Congenial atmos.;
cony. location. AID. 2-3366. Iii.
GLOVER PARK-Single room for
gentleman; convenient transporta-
ton; $35; EN-. 2-5o26. ,-12
front rms, sgle. or dble.: mr.. transp.;
l0Is 18th ST. N.w.Is large rms.
newly dec. 1st floor; reas. rent:
per mo. Call ST. 3-5530. --16
l9s6m45th 81. NV. Apt; 2os-I
s4Is sNHa' Brown hsssRfS Hs1yiS 81. SNv-NeT1taon-
18th st. Nice outside room. S25 mo.
LARGE, single rm.. nicely furn.. pvt.
gentleman. RA. 3-6ss5. I'll
ia OGLETHORPE ST. N.W.-Re-
fined gentleman. Pvt. bath, nicely
furn. RA, 3-5134. Iii
l447 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Bedrm.. S.
wk. and up; suitable lady may earn
Sl5 Tk afs 6y s esrnE Work i0r Nc drnsers
rAoRRiF46RRTAsLY ARi 4IR7sAns FuRN., warm. ist.
$3.50 mo. DI. 7-9443. III
EEORGETOWN-Attrac. sgle. rm;.
pvt. home. excellent neighborho
Gentleman. DE. 2-7792. -12
DOUBLE RM. for l or gentlemen.
in refined home; . semip't. 9asn;
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PIANOS

Real values offered on our annual
Jan. sale. Large selection spinets,
consoles and grands. New. rebuilt
and floor samples. All case styles.
All wood finishes. Everything re-
duced to make real bargains. S25
DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 g st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-10

H.H1HE 1HOUSE, 70 Dc TtIIUVEu, pIFELy
OF dry, seasoned lumber to build
another house, including complete
household contents. 1876 w. Broad
ST.. Fall Church, OPP. Peoples DRUG
Store. KE. S-65S3. IL til dark
FULL DRESS SUIT, 40 long, superior
material and tailoring; crib-size
FUR GS'ed coAT. gen genuine GsoSs Canadian mou.
ton. size 12-14, worn twice; will sac
rifice. HO. 2-2667. I'll
FURS-Pair silver foxes, well cared
for; nice size, not too lge.; $40. OIL
2-0723 bet. 5:30-7:30 pm. Ill
FUR COAT. shirred beaver, size IA;
good cond.; will sell cheap. EN-
FUR COAT, A-length natural skunk;
good cond.; reas. Call Ii. 6-1226
Sat- e to q nm
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FTTRNTTTTRE SALE

modern and traditional
bedroom. living room and dinette
sets. All at close-out prices. Large
selection of sofa beds, lounge chairs
mirrors, lamps. tables, Hollywood
beds and appliances.
HENRY'S FURNITURE COMPANY
Fraa naliuarv TeruS Arranged
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PRINCE KARI. HOTEI

1901 K ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN. Newly dec: 24-hr. SWITCH
board; mod. showers, private baths
avail; sglcS., dbles.: reas. EX. 3-7725
Evening star., 1953-01-10

COLORED-EXCLUSIVE
14th st. carline; re-
fined single person or couple; very
quiet and homelike; privileges; ref
erence required. RA. 3-9374. Ill
Evening star., 1953-01-10

CLOTHING-Finish the winter sea-
son with good outgrown clothing.
Children's. and adults. Everything
must go to make room for spring
clothing. GOOD AS NEW SHOP.
24o0 Columbia pike. JA. 2-s502,
Baby equipment, new and used, bought
and sold, rented and EXCHANGED,
Evening star., 1953-01-14
Defense Department Adds
1871 10 Casualty Totals

Announced American battle
casualties in Korea rose 191 in
the last week to a new total
of 128.721.
OF the total, the Army has
had 100,923 casualties, the Ma
rine Corps 24,654. the Navy
1,772 and the Air Force 1872.
The Defense Departments
weekly summary, based on noti-
f1cation to next OF kin through
last Friday, showed 22,683 COM
bat deaths, 93.269 wounded. H.
375 missing and 1894 previously
reported missing who have since
returned to American control.
The Army listed 1861 deaths,
the Marines 3,179, the Air Force
491 and the Navy 1862.
The report showed 70,936
Army wounded. 20.963 in the
Marine Corps, 1929 in the Navy
and Al in the Air Force. The
department said medical records
indicate that IS per cent of the
wounded have been returned to
duty.
The Army reported 10000
missing. the Air Force 797, the
Marine Corps 492 and the Navy
II.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
BY the Assoeioied Press

SEOUL, Jan. IA young
United States Army medic
treated his first combat casualty
in Korea recently without at
first knowing the dying soldier
was his twin brother.
Pvt. Irwin Ritez. 81, of Rock
Island. ILL.,. did not recognize his
twin until he and two other
soldiers lifted the brother,
Edwin. into a litter jeep. Edwin
died later at an aid station.
Irwin treated Edwin in a
shallow trench just one year to
the day from the time the twins
entered the service.
The surviving twin was taken
off the line and will accompany
the body of his brother home.
The story was carried today in
Pacific Stars and Stripes. 1t
was written by Pfc. Jim Nor
rissey, correspondent for the
armed services newspaper at the
United States 40th Division.
The young medic said he was
so busy treating the wounded
soldier that he did not recognize
him Immediately.
"You do not have time to
worry about whom you are treat
ing at a time like that" he
said.
Il rolled him over" the medic
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Medic Treats His Dying Twin
As First Korean Combat Case

related, ripped open his shirt,
and exposed a small wound in
his chest"
AS Irwin started to apply a
bandage, the wounded man
raised his head and moaned.
irwin, not looking up from his
work, said: Take it easy, buddy,
you are going to be all right"
Irwin got his first look at his
patients face when. he and two
other soldiers lifted the wounded
man into an evacuation litter
jeep. He realized then it was
his twin. Ii
II knew" Irwin said. "that ]
had done everything possible for
him on the hill, so I followed
him down in another jeep.
Il thought he was wounded
only slightly. When I arrived
at the collecting station the
doctor told me he was dead"
Evening star., 1953-01-14
National Guard Units
To Get CoIors Thursday

District National Guard units
which have recently returned
from Federal service are sched-
uled to receive their unit colors
and guidons at a formal, cere-
monial parade at 8 pm. tomor-
row.
The District Commissioners,
other prominent citizens, friends
and relatives will attend the
ceremony at the armory. Twen-
tieth and East Capitol streets.
In addition to the returned
units, those organizations which
were not called into service will
participate in the ceremonies.
Troops will be commended by
1t. Col. George v. Selwyn,
commander of the recently re-
turned ,260th Anti-aircraft Ar
tillery Group.
There also will be presenta-
tions Of craftsmanship awards.
certificates to graduates of the
Guard Officer Candidate Lead
ership School, unit battle
Streamers and service medals.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
3 MICS Shot Down
Over North Korea
By American JETS
BY the Asseeioted Press

SEOUL, Jan. IA. American
Sabre jets destroyed at least
eight Russian-built MIG-15s to-
day in the biggest air battle in
North Korean skies since Sep
tember.
The United States 5th Air
Force said Allied pilots bagged
eight of the Red warplanes.
probably destroyed one and dam
aged three. Additional claims Of
one probable and six damaged
are pending confirmation.
The air battles came after
American Superforts and fight
er-bombers smashed home two
more trip-hammer blows against
the key Communist transport
center at Sinanju. The one-two
assault marked the sixth straight
day of a relentless drive to knock
out q main Red supply route
from Manchuria to the frozen
front.
The sustained air blows ap-
parently stung the Red fighters
into action after six days of
relative quiet in MIG Alley, deep
in Northwest Korea.
Toll Highest Since September.
The days toll of MICS is the
highest reported since September
4 when 13 were destroyed and
four damaged.
Night-flying Superforts plas-
tered the Sinanju area with l1O
tons of bombs early this morn
ing. Almost before the smoke
and debris settled. $50 Air Force
and Marine fighter-bombers
made another pulverizing at
tack.
The fighter-bombers swooped
in at low level and virtually laid
their bombs on railroad bridges
across the Chongchon and
Taeryong Rivers. Pilots reported
gaping holes were blasted in the
bridges and twisted spans
dropped into the waters below.
On the ground, patrol actions
flared all across the war-torn
peninsula. No major engage
ments were reported.
Aimed at Hating Supplies.
The smashing air blows
against the Sinanju area are de-
signed to check Red attempts to
build up frontline ammunition
and weapon supplies.
Today's raids we're the eighth
and ninth since the aerial as
sault on Sinanju got under way
Friday night. Super Forts have
dropped about 600 tons of bombs
and 1000 swift fighter-bombers
have followed UP with daylight
strikes.
South Korean infantrymen
forded the icy Nam River on the
eastern front early today, hit six
intrenched Red units and skir.
mished in the open with a sew
enth. Altogether they estimated
35 North Korean Communists
were killed. =
Evening star., 1953-01-14

Low Price
The low price tag on the Austin
Somerset includes $3.50 worth of
free extras G.e. special equipment
for which you normally expect to
pay more).
Some of these extras include:
leather upholstery, foam rubber
cushions, patented interior jacking
that raises either side of the car
completely, a first class heater and
twin defrosters, a powerful 12-volt
battery, electric windshield wipers
and Illuminated turn signals.
How to Get a Demonstration
The best way to get acquainted
with the new Austin is to take
demonstration ride. So call up or
see any of the Austin dealers listed
below, or mail a card with your
name and address to: The Austin
Motor Co., Ltd, 27-29 W. 57th
Street, New York 10, N. Y, or 600
Cough St., San Francisco 2, Calf.
AUSTIN OF ENGLAND
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Woman Dies From Fluid

Miss Jean c. Endres. Al, o1
1647 Fuller street NV. died yes
terday at the Washington SAM
tarium, Takoma Park. of a dose
of cleaning fluid mistakenly tax
en- at her home New Year Day
DR.. Frank j. Broschart, Mont
gomery County medical examin-
er. issued a certificate of acci-
dental death. ~
Evening star., 1953-01-14

You can buy the new AUSTIN
Somerset 4-door De Luxe Sedan for
only $1795 including $3.50 worth of
extras.
1t takes only ten gallons to fill the
tank and then, as one owner points
out, you can drive up to $50 miles
from San Francisco to Santa
Barbara without refueling. The
Austin cruises at 65 m.p.h. and
cuts your operating costs as much
as so per cent.
Brilliant Engineering
The new Austin, with it's brilliant
engineering, is an unusually safe
car to drive. It hugs the road like a
hedgehog. 1t doesn't roll on curves.
It's a very stable car, beautifully
sprung. Well hammered.
And Austin's precision built
4-cylinder engine with overhead
valves has a very high compression
ratio-7.2 to /.
Plenty of Room for Five
When you get inside an Austin,
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of extending the Kenilworth
avenue NE. approach to Wash
ington and providing local feed
ers to the two superhighways.
The project area reaches from
the District line all the way to
Greenbelt. It is part Of the
immediate needs program. 1t
would cost a total of $3.50, 900.
Involved are Edmonston and
River roads. At present, the two
thoroughfares do not quite come
together in Bladensburg. This
the committee would remedy by
realignment of both. Over the
entire distance, the existing two
lane width would be expanded to
four lanes divided by a center
strip.
Where the two roads would
meet at Defense highway in Bla-
densburg one traffic interchange
would be built. There would be
similar tie-ins of River road with
both the Annapolis Expressway
and the Baltimore Parkway, as
we'll as a new replacement bridge
over the Pennsylvania Railroad
and a new bridge to replace the
present grade crossing of the
B. & o. Railroad.
Traffic would be channeled at
the junctures of River road with
Tuxedo road, and of Edmonston
road with. Greenbelt road and
Riverdale road.
These proposed improvements
would not only feed local traffic
into and from the two new super
highways. but would mesh with
the function of the East Capitol
street bridge. now being built
and proposed as a connection
with Kenilworth avenue.
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A-12 THE EVENING STAR
** Washington, D. G.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Il, 1883
Evening star., 1953-01-14
Marriage Applications
Outnumber Licenses
Special Dispoteh 10 The Star

HAGERSTOWN, Md. Jan. a.
A lot of people IN the Hagers-
town area changed their minds
after applying for marriage Ii
censes here last year.
Courthouse records show that
1921 applications were made
but only 1898 were issued. leav-
ing 329 couples who did not gel
their licenses after paying the
initial 81 fee.
The application Is good indef1-
nitely. however.
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you'll be surprised to find out how
roomy and luxurious it is. There is
no waste over-hang. Every inch OF
space is used inside the car. And you
can always find a place to park your
Austin. Getting ont of a crowded
parking space is simpler, too.
Altogether, the eAustinispro
the easiest car in the world to drive
and the most maneuverable.