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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

- Large, Immaculate
room, next to bath; laundry privils;;
on buslines. ia. S-0066. after 4:3O
RM. adjoining bath:
telephone and PRIVILEGES; in beauti-
fully furn. and dec. pvt. home; cony.
to Pentagon and D. c. JE. 4-01 3S.
NICELY FURN. RM.. mr.. bath: priv
ileges; single lady: convenient to
double rm.. twin beds,
unlim. phone, good location; young
men. preferred. ia. 2-2S66. -
TWO GIRLS for double rm.; one girl
single rm.; home privileges. $50 and
sos. JA. S-5971, 6 pm. Sat; Sun
N. ARL.-Young couple will share
apt. with congenial man or woman;
u blk. to bus dntwn. JA. S-S4@S
ROOM WITH KIT. PRIvIL. If desired
business lady only; conv. to bus and
rm. next to bath in new
home; blk, to bus; $40 for |,
$50 for 2. 200 N. Potomac st. JE.
2-O09O -l2
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TOURISTS
81. so PER DAY

SPECIAL WEEKLY AND MONTHLY
RATES
Enlarged double and triple rms.
Next to bath. Maid serv.; waking
dist. downtown. 1925 18th st. NV.
IL
COLORED-SINGLE SUN RM.-Home
COLoRED-5sS SHEPHERD ST.
Large furn, front bedrm. Home
privileges. SO week. IA. $3.50.
ROOMS FOR RENT-colored: fur
Ssep 1ersep ave- Tt nnTuFnfShea nW. pIa s14s' 4s' New
COLORED-laO5 HARVARD ST. NV.
Newly dec. front rm.. pvt; Govt,
CoLoRRDM!ss ELM ST. is4N 'N.w.--Le
Droit Park. Double, single. privils.
ReaS. r"
Rooms, nicely furn.; home privils.
DE. 2-73S3. 3
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.W.

1777 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Nice rm. in
small apt. house, share bath with
one cple.. S2S mo S
1927 EYE ST.-Clean, quiet rms, in
excel: location. 50 per wk. MRS
cHAIy TApPs' ,A1sE RE- EE-9q91,c s7I E14 -
$40 BUTTERNUT ST.-Comf. sgIe.
pnsa 4m:, porch, pvt; home; nr; Walter
eSfs Sfsd WoopIFY S9S STaFSp' IA H32499; Wfov.v
entr.; excel. transp.: S3S mo. %
SCOTS HOTEL. 2131 o st. NV
2SQ-room modern residential hotel,
exclusively for women; near Dupont
Circle excellent Transportation; lge.
phone: wan ample % 6atS snd Msiei Laundry and 'e fs-
cilities: hair dryers sewing room;
coffee shop television free movies:
private E.,i,,s club atmosphere; Rates Sl4 Sdd
single; next bath s. 50, SIS. Twin,
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms; daily maid service,
SSEitchb29ard service ,I512- oSNeey
rssI AapSS5iTsM C6LGMBIA 81 Rb RH ses0 N0 s. Wk
Sgle.. dble. rms. clean. cool dwntn.:
on bus: carline; showers. Free Ben
dix ~. parking. AID. 4-433O.
BALCONY, overlooking Dupont Circle:
breakfast grill, Semipvt. bath. DU.
7-004I. DE. 2-9323. -
I7iO p ST. NV, The Churchill"-
Clean sgl. rms; running water;
maids service: elec. fans; 81 up.
Also dbl. rms. $40 up. NO. 1865.
FARMINGTON, 1924 18TH ST.. mr.
Dupont Circle: maid service: cow
location; Ssle. Ss75 wk.: dble.
$3.50 UP. DE 2-475o
1923 EYE ST. NV, near Doctors
Hospital - Elevator-type building;
front single room. $3.50 week. -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE gALE-Brand.new bed
rm.. liv rm.. and dinette sets. from
unclaimed railroad freight and fac
TuRE CO. 1928 7th st, NV: Hu.
3-3646 Terms arranged Free del.
Govt. service and union discounts.
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FREEZER

Smart housewives throughout the
country have gotten their freezer
the easy way. Our freezer-food
plan supplies you with beautiful
finest tood for the price you, are
The freezer pays for itself from
the savings you make by buying
food at, beloW-store prices. There
is no charge OF. obligation of any
Cali Ex, 3-S711 to arrange fol
MODERN PRODUCTS DISTRIBU.
TORS, 734 18th st. NV. %
FuRs-Five. blended Marten; worth
$500, sell for $3.50. Sterling silver
prices: Eiec. sterilizer' " 81. JE
FURswsnshtly used Elamorous mink
garments; $500 buys one that must
Miracle furs) sth and G.
acknowledgement, newly up
holstered; . sofas, 500 ca; chairs,
dav ane eveRnp sR qSi nn ie ss6 6h%EeS5E NopERN
UPHOLsTERERs. INC, 1880 10th
st. ne, LA 6-3SSS -
FURNITURE-Liv. rm.. bedroom. and
kit, II" TV. also RCA console
'o.A VAN SAIS VA ANA 49, H'Cp' w
FURNITURE - Sofa bed, bed and
dresserI,o Call IL to 8. DU. 1890
FURNiTURE-Leather coffee tbl.
nest nest Of o;ith 3 leat6eT-top s6ent tbls'. misc
FURNITURE-Two lovely living room
CHAIRS other items furniture. drapes.
FURNITURE-1-bedrm, set; parlor
set; washing machine. 1925 9TH st
NV. MRS. WITT. -
cond,; foam rubber chairs; must
sell. best offer. 10. 3-1014. -
FURNITURE-Holly beds, inner
spring mattresses; maple chests. TV
CHAIRS. Kantwet bassinet. King
FURNITURE-3-pc. mahog. bedrm
suite, 2-pc. maple bedrm. suite, incl
matt. and springs: 2-pc. liv. rm
suite. drop-leaf mahog. table, round
mahog table, 8 mahog. din. rm
chairs: washing machine, Apex. like
new. CO. 5-1760. IS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is bad. We
are selling out at below cost
SCHWARTZ FURNITURE CO.. cor
O. and Fairfax stS. Alexandria
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet.
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm., Twins
rm. from unclaimed freight and fac
tory closeouts. etc. A great savings
for cash. LION STORAGE BLDG.
460 New York ave. NV. daily To-
8; Sat. till 4. RE, 7-43l0. =
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS WITH BOARD

DAY CAMP FOR KIDDIES; no age
limit; 1880 to 6; SO weekly. DU.
1-424S.
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IUSIVE AT HUGO WORCI
925 G ST. NV.
blished 1879

PIPE-Galy. black copper, cast iron;
Lee hwy "a $500:
sinks. toilet sets. soil pipe. ACE
STNK ~ sI1os, coS a22o Georgia ave NV
RADIO-193S Buick car radio: excel
playing cond.: SIS including aerial.
Call RA. 3-1s01. after $50 pm.
IS
RADIO -PHONoGRAPH, Magnavox I'm
am, 3-speed Webster changer. ma
hogany. space for TV and records,
Sls5 or best offer. JU. 5-2416. -
RADIO TUNERS. Collins FM tuner.
new $40 Some AM tuners. $40
Must clear space for new merchan-
disc l341 L st. NV. -6
RADIO STATION (amateurl. COM
plete; ideal for novice; excel. cond
now on air: SITS. JU. 5-2406.
Observation-Disclosures living is
built around your refrigerator. You
live better il YOU have the best. We
have all new 1888 makes and
models. Only 81 down. Call La
REFRfGERAToR. Admiral . years
old; Z Gu. IT.; in excellent condition;
reasonable IA. 5-9S76. $
REFRIGERAToRS: Eas: all sizes:
installation. PEERLESS SALES CO..
1887 Ga. ave, DE. 1856.
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcon..l

BRICK, face or common new: one
or million. Open Saturdays.
ALASKA COAL & BRICK CO., MA.
O a
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MIscEL. WANTED (cont. }

DIAMONDS. gold, platinum, etc;
highest cash prices. ARTHUR
MARKEL. $40 F st NV
FURNITURE WANTED. any amount;
refrigerators, stoves. JU. 5-0313.
FURNTTURE-Wanted today; gooo
furniture: any amount; also re-
frigerator. gas range good piano
and anv other useful articles. Please
call Mr.. GRADY MA S-2679
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces: also old china,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
SITS NV. ME S-52S7.
FURN. AND APPLIANCES--Of all
kinds in good condition. Spot cash
Prompt removal. MR.. LEEDS. Ii
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1856 N ST. NV, for nice boys and
girls; attractive vacancies. Enjoy
life with us. Delicious food. Right
15i7 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Single and double; TV, Bendix;
downtown. Reas. DE. 2-9645. III
COMFORTABLE RM. WITH MEALS,
for yognE man. See to appreciate
FOR FOR REL REsT1IREp RED pERsoN-Lge. rm.;
PVT; house house; % good ID. food nHaH homslike
DTSsTN'S GUEsTHoUsE. 2oi3 Mass.
ave NV; delightful home to live
in, reasonable; have several vacan-
cieS for young men and women, The
best food obtainable: excel. trans
portation. DE. 2-979S. -6
WESLEY HALI-AnnounceS opening
of new bldg Sgle. and twin bedrmS..
daily maid. service running water. in
rms. Bendix: recreation activities,
TV; selected menu. 1926 21st st.
NV HU. 3-5433.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2001. at Conn.
on carline-nice sgl. or dbl rms.
good meals; S12 wk. CO. 5-2493.
COLLEGE PARK-White mother will
give full-time care to small children
in licensed home WE. 5-5361. p
child IHH1 and day care for child
HOUSE, 14o1 10th NV
Large, double and share rooms. Sc
laoEal cuitnhhnord TN -
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ROOMS WANTED

CONN. Calvert to Upton; gentleman
desires room accommodating occa-
sional visits wife. son. Laurel 1884
daytime. -
N.W.-For retired gentleman, furn,
or unfurn, DU. 7-4446.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Electrolux, gas.
used: 10 refrigerators. S25 each or
70S 18th st. NV. IS
REFRIGERATORS; used: large as
sortment from SO up. Some with
FREDERICKS. 1905 l4th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS - 170 Servel gas
refgrs., 80 GE refgrs., all about II
yrs. old and in working condition.
Apply MARTIN McINNERNEY, 1851
10th st. NV, telephone DI. 7-50l4.
REFRIGERATORS-We have all 1858
makes and models. Only ST down,
AS low as $3.50 a month. Call JE.
2-0779 or ia. 7-595S -
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Furniture, New or Used

Attention Government and Armed
Services personnel. II in the market
for new bedroom. dining room or
living room furniture at substantial
savings see Sid Glsser, at ADMIRAL
FURNITURE DEALERS, 1908 18th
st. NV. Icor. New York ave.. 10
Am. till Q pm. %
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WASHERS
See our ad under appliances OF thi
paper
PETE HILLS SILVER
SPG. GAS & ELEC. co

Open Wkdays. Q to o; sats.. 8 to 6
WASHING MACHINE. ABC wringer
type: good condition; $35. Call
u LU /! SntIS 4;l6@4 MACHINE, ARC simmer
very good condition; reasonable. LU.
WASHING MACHINE-Bendix Gyro-
matte de luxe: $50, Call RA.
WRECKiNG 3 HOUSES on 18th st.
terial for sale. 20
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POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks, poults. JAMES FEED STORE.
$40 K st NV. NE S-0OS9
RABBITS FOR SALE. near Center
vile, Va. Call Browning 432-W-12,
8 to 10 pm. weekdays; all day Sun.
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2end ST. NV. 1887. near Dupont
ploved gentleman. NO. 7-0991.
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ONE BEDROOM. EFFICIENCY AND
BACHELOR
LARGE APARTMENT BUILDING
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

BACHELOR APTS.
,aree room and bath with shower. re-
frieerator. attractiyely furn, with
wall-to-wall carpet and draper, i'm
mediate occupancy. from S64 so.
Apply at desk. 1901 18th It NV,
or call DU $1,000. NE, s-5400,
Continued on Next Pager
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BROOD SOW, purebred Hampshire,
approx. 500 lbs; excel. cond. Cen
trail S-532S. -
FRESH cows AND SPRINGERS-
3 fresh cows and 25 springing Hol-
stein heiferS All calfhood bangs
vaccinated. Phone Vienna 671-J.
CATTLE Cows and
calves, bred heifers, yearling heifers
and steers. Sell any number. DIR.
c. J. LAUGHLIN, JU. 9-21l4. NE.
RIDING SADDLES, used.
new army McClelland saddles,
Sl6.50. Lungeing, cavesons, brides.
halters. bull whips; everything for
riding. Call us. STOMBOCK' S,
327S NJ st. NV, AID. 2-0462.
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IN PVT. HOME in RESIDENTIAL seed

CONN. AVE. NV, Opp. wardman
Park Hotel; frt. twin bedrms.. next
to bath; laun. priv: bus at door;
S55. Employed only. DE. 2-059S.
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1881 Goth ST. "a BLOCK CONN.
AVE AND r ST. NV Ice. rrn.
3 front windows. modern kit. bath,
to one person Of refinement and
BACKGROUND $50 Call WILLIAMS,
DU. 7-5o3a after pm. inspection.
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GOLD

5ring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded iewelry. WE pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
90 YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV,
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cno7 o ST. NV, NO. 7-466o-spe-
ctal rates beginning Aus. /, SipEle
and doubIe rooms. Full hotel service.
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ROOMS FURN.-N.w. tcont.)

DoWNT0WN-Beautifu clean; dbles..
twin beds. Tv privils.. cheerful at
1850 GIRARD ST. NV, THE Palmer
House"-Clean, fiirst-hoor. single
rooms; only 81 and $3.50 weekly.
1858 p ST. NV, The Dupont Manor.
Comfortably furnished single room.
adjoining shower. S6.25 weekly. -
1914 10th ST. NV, THE Floral
Manor" Elevator-type building;
beautiful furnished front room. -
1888 PARK RD.-Immaculate rms.
for Young men; excellent location.
good parking; S27 mo. DU. 1854.
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ONE BEDROOM AND EFFTCIENCIES
LARGE APARTMENT BUILDING
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
TT EVATnP

ALL OUTSIDE APARTMENTS
Bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit. bath with
shower and tub, dinette. dressing
nm. new refer. with freezer chest.
Recently decorated.
For Appointment to Inspect
Call Manager, ST. 3-42S2
Evening star., 1953-08-06

II26 10th ST. N.W.-Two blocks
Statler and Mayflower; sgl. rm.,
S. wk or $50 mo-; dbl. rms, $3.50
wk. or $50 mo-; maid service. ST.
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CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Very clean,
cool lst floor; patio overlooking Rock
Creek PIX; private entrance; ire-
place.; employed cple., Sl00. EN-.
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HOTEL 144U
rms. with T. W.. circulating fans. lots
of shower baths; S10.50-Sl4 wK.
144n Rhode Island ave. NV. p
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/ APIS. FuRNIsHEp-D. c.

HOTEL 24OO-1 and 9 bedrm. apts.
furn. or unfurn
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL-one
room kit. and bath. completely
furn., air-conditioned apt: tub and
shower: S. to 81 per day for l OF
people, full hotel services, no time
limit. 600 Goth st. NV. Ma S-5426
1901 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Nr. 18th
and Col. rd.: elev. apt; 3 bedrms..
liv. rm. din, .rm. kit. bath; suit.
) or 8. EN-. 3-907T, AID. 4-5OS9. ~
NV. SECTION-Two-rm. apt: all
utilities furnished 923 Decatur st.
NV. ia. 9-9073. -
126 18th ST. N.E.-2 rms. kit. and
pvt: bath; employed couple. WE,
551T0. -
DUPLEX APT. rms. and bath,
light, and airy. 500 mo-, utils. incl
Empl. cple. preferred. JU. 7-7694.
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10Th ST, mr.. Park rd.. 1 block from
Rock Creek Park-Two bedrms., l
bath for these 2 rms; $50 mo.
each; available immed. DE. 2-0735.
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bedTms.. kitchen
SIlO. LU. 4-765s after pm. -
bath. good transp.. all utilities.
RA. 6-S296 after $50 pm. -
I2I n. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-"-rm
apt. and one lge housekeeping rm.;
completely furn.: $40 and $50
wk nr carline and buses: parking.
Ii 3-9Gn3. -
COLUMBIA RID. NV, I76i-Clean,
quiet, 2-bedrm.. large apt; rent low
rRf Hteei DiP4 fP9e5 940MSTMs4oo aSSTTns:s 18th st. NV
overlooking Meridian Park. walking
distance downtown; .lae. efficiency
for ? beautifully furn.. elevator
bids, switchboard, air-cond: 81 -.
incl utils. MRS. OPPERMAN, AD,
2-l23J. ~
AIR CONDITIONED. lovely new ele-
vator bldg; mr.. Conn. and Fla, ave
eficiency; 500. so; ! ,bsdrm.. Sl25
GEORGETOWN-Liv. nm. hedrn1.,
kit. bath. fireplace. 4 EXPOSURES
End fir; S120. Ho. 2-o561. 3
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DESKS

New walnut. 60x3O, SS4.95: used
from S25. If you want rock bottom
prices on all types of ONCE furni-
ture come in and see us. Free de-
livery. N. FRANK g. SON, Ala 3rd
st NV EX. A-SQ14
Evening star., 1953-08-06

"OS CRITTENDEN ST.-Attractive
single rm.. next to bath; laundry
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-6
IN PVT. HOME in residential section;
pvt. bath. pvt. porch, air condition
er. Gentleman. RA. 3-6SS4. 20
NEAR G. W.. single rms. Sc wk. Con-
venient transp. 1242 21st st. n;wr
ME. S-5473. %
master bedroom, private
bath, :, closets. Convenient transp.
RA 3-l733. 10
CONN. AVE. near Shoreham. Master
bedrm., private bath and shower;
nicely furn. Exhaust fan. Wo.
DUPONT TSr cIRCLE-Nice clean rooms;
refgr. and hot plate furn. 81 per
week, up. 2O14 p st. NV. 10
Ii2L 18th ST. N.W.-Clean, single
rm.. maid serv., 81 week: rm.. dble.
bed, run. water, SO. HU. 3-9676.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
Colombia Votes Today;
Two Groups Abstain
BY the Assoeioted Press

BOGOTA, Colombia, Mar. IA
Congressional elections will be
held throughout Colombia to-
morrow but only those candi-
dates who support the govern
ment will be elected.
The balloting will be boycotted
by not only the Liberal Party
but also by the dissident group
Of the Conservative Party which
has been in control Of the gov
ernment since 1946.
Both the independent or anti
government Conservatives and
the Liberals will abstain on
grounds the government has not
guaranteed free voting. The
Liberals have abStained for the
same reason in every election
since the presidential election of
194Q
Evening star., 1953-03-15

Being asleep in bed is no guar
antee against home accidents.
one Of last weeks victims found.
He turned over in his sleep
and dislocated q shoulder.
The District Red Cross Safety
Service reported 119 residents
were treated at hospitals during
the week because Of home mis-
haps. There also were nine
deaths, eight from falls and one
case Of asphyxia.
One woman suffered burns
from an exploding pressure
cooker. A four-year-old boy was
burned when his pajamas caught
fire as he played with matches.
A nine-year-old boy went to
hospital with a possible concus-
sion after he was struck on the
head with a baseball bat. A
'year-oId boy severed a tendon in
his hand when he fell with a
glass bank.
A wooden button, coins, and
Evening star., 1953-03-15
CI0 Urges Increase
In Imports and Action
To Cushion Impact

The United States must in.
crease imports and develop ad.
ditional world markets If there
Is to be the vigorous interna-
Nonal trade necessary to keep
the worlds economy healthy, the
CTO said yesterday.
But, at the same time, the CIC
Economic outlook warned, the
Government must protect Ameri-
can workers who may be forced
out Of Jobs by increased imports
and in addition, must safeguard
them against the results Of ex-
plotted labor in other countries
The labor publication empha-
sized the necessity of foreign
trade If this country is to OBJ
tain the raw materials for her
factories and to sell the finished
products. Reduced imports Of raw
materials, it continued, would
force many basic industries to
close or curtail operations, and
also upset the economies of the
selling nations. Fewer exports
would bring unemployment.
Three Ways to Meet Situation.
The CIO said this country can
not go on forever maintaining
an export surplus. This situa-
ton, it added, can normally be
met in three wayS-by our con-
tinuing economic and military
aid of recent years, by other ma
tions cutting their purchases
from us, or by an increase of
imports.
During recent years." the
outlook continued, "the United
States has. as a result of the
reciprocal trade program of the
Roosevelt and Truman admini-
strations, been reducing Ameri-
can import duties and tariffs to
increase American imports.
Plan Is Not Only Solution.
obviously, more can and
should be done in this area. II
the United States were to drop
all its trade barriers, it still
would not solve the export sur
plus problem, nor would it solve
the problem of further develop
ing strong domestic economies
in the free countries Of the world.
1T must be pointed out that
increasing American imports is
not a panacea for world trade
problems. It is not the sole So
luton to the export surplus
problem.
while the United States
should continue its favorable at
titude toward reciprocal trade,
the countries throughout the
world must look to other sources
for additional aid In solving their
very difficult international trade
problems"
Evening star., 1953-03-15
Rosu PonseIIe to Serve
On Baltimore jury
By the A.soeiessd Pres,

TOWSON. Md. Mar. IA
Rosa Ponselle. opera star, will be
a member Of the Baltimore
County grand jury which con-
veneS April 13.
Her name was one Of Is
drawn by lot for jury duty.
Miss Ponselle has a home in
the horse country northwest of
Baltimore. She formerly was
married to Carle A. Jackson, son
of former mayor Howard jack
son of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
Man Turns Over in Sleep %
And DisIoc0tes His Shoulder

foot ointment were among the
inedibles swallowed by children.
The death toll from home ac-
cidents so far this year is AZ, as
compared with 56 for the same
period last year. The injury toll
is 1,041, as compared with 1,01S
last year.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
Ex-Representotive to ToIk

Jennings Randolph, former
Representative from West vir-
ginia. and assistant to the pres
ident Of Capital Airlines, will
address a joint luncheon meet
ing Of the Washington Civitan
and Optimists' Club at 1915
pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
; Lawyers to Be Honored

Three members of the legal
staff of the Consolidated Parent
Group. Inc, will be honored at
Q reception from Z until 8 o'clock
tonight at the Alpha Phi Alpha
House, 1900 New Hampshire
avenue NV. The lawyers, who
assisted in segregation cases
here. are James M. Nabrit,
George E. c. Hayes and George
M. johnson,
Evening star., 1953-03-15
Judge Matthews to Speak

Judge Burnita Shelton Mat
thews. Of the q. s. District Court
for the District Of Columbia, will
speak at a meeting Of the Dis
trict Women's Bar Association,
in the OAR Chapter House, 1882
Massachusetts, avenue NV, at
8 pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
BUY CUSHMAy NOW
BeCnuse:

Higher production costs have forced Cushnon-Anner-
cos foremost maker Of fine Colonial funitueto raise the
prices slightly on all their Creations This price schedule
is effective wherever Cushmon sold but here at MIers
pleased to tell you that price togs will NOT reflect
this general increase until Nay ls This you may
still buy Cushmon at Miers at the old prices during the
next weeks
Here you'll find the complete selection Of cushmon
in the authentic reproductions in solid rock birch
that has been ponstokney fashioned and hond0bed So
if you've been planning to Cushrnon arrangement in
your home planning to odd your present collection
do it now. Shop at Miers tomorrow.
Evening star., 1953-04-12

A. Softly bowed neckne tucked bodice this full
skirtsd beouty. Pink. oquo navy Sizes 10 to l8.
D. White pique frOsss woised broodcIoth dress with SOFT
full skirt. Navy grey block purple. Sizes 10 to TO-
c. COIorf sndess with pole noroI background red blue
green print. Sizes 10 to 20: l4h to 22h.
D. Bright border print sundess with its jocket Red green
blue print nouoI background Sizes 10 to TO- l4h to 22h
Cotton Shop, Third Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Stlver Spring and PGrktnOt0N
The guardian., 1953-02-14
DONATE YOUR BLOOD
TO THE BOYS IN KOREA
Veterans To Receive
Insurance Dividend

Another dividend will be paid
this year to about 100000 vet
Grams holding National Service
Life Insurance policies, the Vet
Grams Administration says.
The first payments will be made
in February. The size of the in
dividual dividends for most poll
icyholders will be the same as
this years dividend, with the vast
majority of men getting a fiat $50.
The dividend is the second
regular one on NSLI policies -
the first was paid this year -
and will total $18O,000,00O. Two
special dividends also have been
paid. The four total nearly $4,-
OOO.OOOOOO.
Payments to individual policy
holders, the VA said, will be
made from 80 to 40 days after
the anniversary date of the pol
icy. That's the date the policy
first went into effect.
To be eligible, the policyholder
must have paid premiums for
any three or more months be-
tween the anniversary date of his
policy in 1852 and the same date
in 1853.
The method of payment will be
the same as this year unless the
policyholder informs the VA he
The guardian., 1953-02-14
CHARM
BY Lou LUTouR

NEW YORK - We are still on
the subpect Of voices. Does yours
sound like the rasp and CRATE OF
a buzz saw" Resonance, COM
bined with adequate breath will
make your voice musical and vi
brant. You've heard a "tinny'
piano which lacks resonant over
tones. Your voice has the same
fault if your throat is tight and
your vocal cords are tense. Make
your voice colorful instrument
by humming your ms, ms,
'Ng's' and Is. AS you speak,
think of a singing vibration in
tn efront Of your head the
cheekbones, the nose and the lips.
Emphasize your ms and ms as
you say "Knives to grind and
with minimum effort he rang
the alarm
This is sound advice from no
less an authority than Mabel Hill
Souvaine, voice culturist.