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Evening star., 1953-08-30

BABY CRIB AND
CARRIAGE SALE

This sale ends Monday night. AL
natl. adv. brands; cribs from Sic %
carriages from $12.95. Why buy
used when you can buy new things
TIoNAL BABY SHOP, 246I 18th
St NV. OPP. Ambassador Theater
Also open Mon. and Fri. ewes. til =
BABY FURN.. used cribs; chiff.
youth beds, apt, washers. etc. New
and used. bought and sold, rented
and exchanged. GOOD AS NEW
SHOP. 24O0 Columbia pike, IA
7-S572, IA. 2-S502. Trade good
hahY enliinment and larRe TOYS. -
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont }

PAINTING CONTRACTOR CONNER
cial and residential; satisfactory 20
yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE, RA. 6-9703.
PAINTING and decorating, all work
euaranteed; estimates. cheertully
given. Telephone UN. 1896. 30'
PAINTING-Interio exterior, KEN.
tOning; expert workmanship. After
o pm. HULME. LA. 6-4156. ---31
PAINTING--S12 average room: week
end iops speciality; also plastering
AID. 2-lS31. Please call after 6 pm.
PAINTER. colored, do job work. ia.
PAINTING - Papering, plastering,
quickly. neatly done. Reas. F. P.
COOKE. 1881 Holmead pl. TU. 2
PAINTING AND REPAIR-week-eno
work; small Jobs a speciality; con-
tract only. JU. 79529.
caii a 6oMINfcR hsfciSf "a ahG esso s.ssraqI any
daX after pm All day Sunday
PAINTING. paperlnG; interior ex-
terror. For reas. estimate. call
Ju 9-477l or JU 5-42l9. 81
wan VIZ 1.9dss a9d isFse Jobs. Free estimsses sd
PAINTING and concrete walks. drive
ways, etc; general repairs, roof to
ground. guaranteed; free est. DU
PAINTrifNG, interior and exterior; sq +;
white mechanics; lowest rates in
town; guar. work; free est. 10
PAINTTNG-1nter. and exter.; no Job
too small; reas.; references; immed.
SPrp co S-oI2O nU 2-R31-
Evening star., 1953-08-30

BEDROOM
Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings Of 20% to 500
on new sample closeouts.
Look at these bargains:
Fine maple double bed. chest, dresse,
and mirror was S109.50, now
$50 so; fine genuine walnut bed
double dresser. mirror and chest
was S279.50 now $167.50; finest
quality mahogany double bed. double
dresser. mirror and chest was $325
now S209.50; solid mahogany and
solid cherry at lowest prices tr
town. Fine mahogany or maple beds
in all sizes. were $3.50, now
SIT SO; guaranteed full 39-inct
Hollywood bed. was S69.bO, nov
Many more bargains too numerous tc
mention. Open Thursday till 8 pm
and Saturday till 8 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co
Evening star., 1953-08-30

Wall and Base Cabinets
Slightly Damaged, at a
Fraction of Regular Price
Pipe, Fittings, Valves,
Copper Tubing, Colored
Bathroom Fixtures
All at Low Prices
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ga THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 80, 1883
SITUATIONS MEN Cont

ELEcTR0NICs.- Exper. in stock
room; AF vet. 20 yrs. old. Avail.
immed Salary secondary to per
manence and oppor. Elk. 3-2552.
GARDENER, Experienced; 2 or 3
days work q week. Box 246-R'
Star.
JANIToR Job wanted by exper col.
man. Part time only. Quarters
wanted. Ii. 3-093S. 10 to 2.
MANAGER-BUYER- R-MERCHANDISER:
former dept. store owner: 10 years
experience mems. ladies', children's,
variety stores, assistant to owner:
exper. unit control. Box 24S-R. Star
MAN. white, 30 yrs. exper. gen. Of
nee work, good typiSt accurate
with figures, adding and calculat-
ing machines; experienced cashier
Ref. exch. WA. 7-7193. 30'
MAN, colored married; wants any
light work after 3. eecy.-Steno..
etc; versatile, diversified exper.;
refs. TU. 1886. 80"
MAN. colored wishes part-time eve
ming work, preferably in vic. OF Mt
Alto. Hosp. Call JOE, EN-. 2-O722
MAN wishes Job; carpentry, plaster
ing, painting, brick work, etc. DU
MAN. colored. desires full or part
time janitor'S work; 10 yrs. exper.
references. 10. 6-4S99.
MAN desires a driver Job. Knows
D. c., Md. and Va. Call 10. S-2293
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ANTIQUES--Helen L. Hanna. 252c
Wilson Blvd, Arlington. ia. 2-5S14
Its Fun To Look
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BEDS AND BEDDING

Sought from Govt Solid oak and
maple bedsteads with redipped col
spring and mattress $23.9b: solid
maple 4-drawer chest, $21 SO: 30
tress S1495; 36-fn width steel
folding cot. $685.; bought from one
of Washington's leading hotels: 39-
in. width Hollywood bed and mat
tress excellent condition. $685.
n FRANZ & SONS 414 srd st
Evening star., 1953-08-30
CONCRETE

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, house
and commercial installations; D. c.,
Md. and Va. ia 9-1162. p
WORK-Additional out
let's installed, expert workmanship;
no lob too big or too small. D. c.
Va. and Md. Call LA. 6-7324: ~.
pair short circuits; small Jobs done
Immediately. RA. 6-2222. any time.
FENCE-Chainlink. S1.1S per TT. In
stalled. Mo. terms, AP. 1880
IA, S-0442 It'll Q pm.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

Painting, Paper Hanging
Experienced men; ali work neatly
and expertly be. Never a com
plaint; special Tow prices on whole
interiors. BREEN. JU. 9-6206
after 6 -31
PAINTING AND DECORATING. in,
terior and exterior: white mechanics
good clear workmanship: free es.
Inmates. DE. 2-1072.
PAPERING AND PAINTING, Sill. Spg
and Takoma area: reas.. guaranteed
L. CROWELL, JU. 5-50S0. 8
PAPER HANGING. $40 per rm up
1853 Sunfast washable paper; work
guar RA 3-7393 or HE 4-S555
PAPERING--5 rms. 2-Story, hall
house, $50. w. mech. good work
RALPH, ME. S-S14S. ia. 9-9364
PAPER HANGING, $50 average room
." patterns, SOC to S1.V0 paper
HO, 9-tj127, ewes, TIE. 6-1232., s.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
BUILDING MATERIAL
Buy complete bldg. and save;
move complete or piece by
piece.
ONLY 20 LEFT

One and 2-bedrm. units eompletc
with, bathroom and kitchen fixtures
Cali for app't.
ACE WRECKING co.
III A0k00
Evening star., 1953-08-30

Special, Special-New
Asbestos Siding Shingles
WHITE AND COLORS
SR.q5 PER SQUARE
Free Delivery 1-Day Service
FLA Financing and Budget Accounts
ACE WRECKING AND
BLDG. MATERIAL CO., INC
4U02 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-o50(
Evening star., 1953-08-30

OTHER MISC. MATERIALS
Bottle-Ras, hot-water heaters. 500.-
600 feet lumber, brick, trim.
SPECIAL
TOILET AND TANK
All new fittings. S19.95
SPECIAL
3x4s-S it. and 10 #. &c lin It
Evening star., 1953-08-30
AIR ANsco COLOR PROCESSING
ST. 90

COLOR FILM DUPLICATION
See our exhibit OF Color Prints this
week.
CHINACOLOR LABS
rs Kennedy st. NV. RA. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-08-30

For employment odd Jobs yard work
wall washing, carpentry, houseclean.
ing, etc. SALVATION ARMY HarboI
lights Corn ME- S-A632
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lterations-Repairs
Complete Decorating Service
Free Estimates. Financing Arranged
ADMIRAL DECORATORS, HO. p
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PAINTING AND PAPERING

Interior and exterior. Spray and
brush. Enjoy the beauty of newly
decorated home with our small
payment necessary. PUBLIC SERV-
ICE CONTRACTORS INC. TU
2-3436. Ewes. and Sun. ST 3-1717
Evening star., 1953-08-30

Inquire at GEM CAR Wash. H3J
Florida ave. NV. -:}Oe
FURNITURE -~ Dresser. chifforobe,
chest Of drawers, radio, etc; reason
able Lincoln 7-llg1. so
FURNITURE private home. din
ing table s chairs, single and double
beds. lamps. Kitchen tables. many
other items Call OIL. 2-255l any
day q TO 80
FURNITURE, dining room suite, 10
piece. walnut, excel. cond Reason
able. RA 36sI5. 30t :
FURNITURE FOR GUEsTHOUSEE
Thirteen beds desks, chests. etc. Most
beds have lnnerspring mattresses.
Large number of odd chairs. lambs.
rugs. end tables, linens, vacuum,
Can ne seen ] 2 to pm. Sat. and
Evening star., 1953-08-30

Alterations and dressmaking. by eX-
perienced dressmaker. Will call for.
AID 2-2493.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

PAINTING. interior and exterior; wal
paper 1 re1moving' commercial anc
work AID. 1895. II
interior. exterior: imme.
diate services. white mechanics
reasonable. MR.. BUNGER, ST
2-4Qo2 1s
Evening star., 1953-07-30
Andrews Pilots Get
Orders 10 Fly Higher

Steps have been taken to end
the complaints of residents near
Andrews Air Force Base, Md,
who feel aircraft fly too low over
their homes and schools.
At a recent pilots safety meet
ing. Col. Marshall A. Elkins, base
commandant, issued the follow
ing orders:
Upon taking off, pilots will
make turns to avoid flying over
crowded areas as soon as they
have gained sufficient speed and
altitude.
Before landing, traffic patterns
will be flown at 1900 feet alti-
tude, 500 feet higher than before.
In addition, Col. Elkins said,
pilots will avoid flying over
schools and congested residential
areas.
At each monthly meeting,
pilots will be briefed on the exact
location of schools and inhabited
areas in relation to runways and
traffic patterns.
This new order follows by
several months the crash of a
F-86 jet fighter near a Suitland
(Md) school as it was making
a landing approach.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
By Moi. Thomas M. Mol

From j. E. S. of Birmingham,
Ala: II have been ordered to
appear for my pre-induction
physical examination. Recently
the doctor told me that my wife
is pregnant. Is there any way /
can get a deferment?"
File a certificate from your
doctor with your draft board.
stating that your wife is preg-
nant. You will automatically be
deferred as a father. You must
file this certificate before your
draft board mails your orders to
report for induction.
From Sic. E. H. of Fort Knox,
KY: How long after I'm sepa-
rated do I have to apply for my
old civilian job?"
Under normal circumstances
you must apply within 80 days.
From N. E. M. of Indianapolis:
I'm on active duty with the
Navy. Can I now apply for a CT
home loan?"
AS long as you're on active
duty, you're not eligible.
From Mrs. A. F. C. of Newark.
N. j.: THE other day a bunch
of us Army wives got into a dis
cussion of just exactly who was
eligible for a Glass @ allotment.
Can you settle our problem?"
Generally. these three groups
are eligible:
l. Wives, including separated
wives.
2. Unmarried legitimate chill
dren under 81.
3. Parents. if the mans serv-
ice determines they are more
than so per cent dependent on
the service man.
From D. w. r. of New York
City: I've been waiting for a
check from the Veterans Ad-
ministration for some time. It
should have arrived at least three
months ago. To whom may I
write to find out what has hap
pened to the check?"
I suggest you write to the
Veterans Administration, Gen.
trail Office, Washington Is, D. c..
and give the full particulars con-
cerning your case. Be sure to
include your claim number and
Evening star., 1953-07-30
EsSS5 -
Films of More Than Routine Merit

FIITnS OF N1OTe HuH NUUIHS 7VeFTI
LITTLE SHEBA" stunnngly acted by Shirley
Booth.
the Wilde classic.
ILL" Leslie CarOn captivates in a French carnival.
"NEVER WAVE WAC" ROE Russell and Marie Wilson in
Cartoon Master Disney in maserful FORM
Van Hefin in cOrkng outdoor drama
"THE STAR" Bette Davis faded movie
"YOUNG BESS" Jean Simmons Britains Elizabeth.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
Hikers Goinq to Beech

The Capital Hiking Club will
leave the city at $3.50 am. Sun
day for a trip to Drum Point
Beach, Md. The group will meet
at 1924 K street NV. to board a
chartered bus. Reservations may
be made by contracting Willie
Sargent. l147 44th street, s.e.,
Ludlow 2-4870.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
Archaeological Find
Due to Boys Hunch

SASSARI, Sardinia.-When he
was boy, Antonio Segni and
his friends played games around
a small hill in meadow near
SaSSari. Fragments of old
pottery found on the hill con-
vinced him that this was not a
natural formation.
Years later, as Italy's Minister
of Education, Segni has satisfied
his curiosity about the hill. Re-
cent excavation has disclosed a
rich collection of pottery, bronze
objects, vases, and implements
5000 year old-the worlds rich
est find from this period.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
Veterans and Droftees

other particulars concerning your
service.
From H. D. of Houston. Tex. !:
I've been considering going to
Europe and using up my rights
under the Korean CT bill. Can
you give me some information as
to how to Start?"
The first step is to get in touch
with the nearest Veterans Ad-
ministration regional Office. Ask
what schools have been approved
under the CT bill. If the course
in the school you're interested
in hasn't been approved. write
to the school to find out whether
it plans to get approval. If it
Evening star., 1953-07-30

does, apply for admittance and
wait until the VA acts. Then
apply for the schooling you have
coming.
From T. D. L. of Richmond, Va,
1--we been looking into the posi-
bility of enlisting in the Air
Force. If I enlist will I have to
agree to 60 overseas?"
1t depends on where the Air
Force needs you.
you may 1Urite Maj. Nidl
in care OF The Star about
your OlOn Serpice- connected
problem. Please incloSe a
stamped, Selt-addreSSed enUe-
lope and 20 cents in stamps to
c0Uer COSTS
tFrom Associated Press Newsfeatures)
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Uncle Ruy's Corner

Several que st ions about
moloch lizards have come to me
from q 10-year-old girl, Marsha
O'Neill. She asks:
"Where do moloch lizards
live? How big are they? Do
they have sharp teeth and can
they kill people? What do they
eat? Why do they have the
sharp things on their back?"
The moloch lizard is a native
OF Australia. He is small, but
if we could increase its length
and height 100 times, it would
become perhaps the most fierce
looking animal on earth. In
such a case, it would equal the
length Of the huge thunder
lizard Of bygone ages.
AS it is, q full.grown moloch
lizard II only about eight inches
Evening star., 1953-06-15
By Romon Coffmon

sides of a moloch lizard are
scores Of sharp, cone-shaped
spines. Spines also cover the
legs and tail.
The Spines are for defense.
This little animal may look
fierce, but it seems never. to
harm human beings. Neither
does it harm furry animals.
Living in the midst Of sand, it
hides when enemies come close.
The yellowish brown coloring
matches fairly well with the
sand.
The teeth are small and would
hurt a person hardly more than
the tiny teeth of a frog. The food
Of q moloch lizard Is made up
chiefly Of ants and bits Of plants.
People In Australia have other
names for the moloch lizard.
Evening star., 1953-06-15

A mOlOch lizard.

long. It is shorter than many
lizards on the continent.
We may speak of the moloch
lizard as an animal left over
from the far past. It is on the
order of a dinosaur, but is far
smaller. Among the larger rem
nants Of the dinoSaur race are
crocodiles and alligators.
Spreading over the back and
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Small Wire Recorder
Operates on Batteries

NEW YORK. -- A battery
powered wire recorder and
playback unit that weighs about
21a pounds and is small enough
to be carried in a shoulder hol-
ster Is being distributed by q
New York concern.
The unit, developed in Ger
many. measures 65s by 43s by
13s inches. It will record con-
tinuously for 21a hours. It is
expected to be found useful In
market research.
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Contract Bridge
washington, y.
MONDAY, JUNE Is, 1888
By EosIey BIockwood


Mr.. Muzzy's idea Of a real vic
tory is a game or slam hand
which he can lay down right
after the opening lead. Mr.
Heinsite's thinking is just the
opposite. I have seen him
jeopardize an ice-cold contract
that he might develop a squeeze,
an end play or some other coup.
East dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Muzzy)
A954
K973
8 A73
&J54
WEST EAST
(Mr. Dale) CMr. Meek
AJ1O6 K3
y J86 AQ102
o 652 uKQ984
= Q976 = A10
SOUTH
(Mr. Heinsite)
AQ872
254
o J10
4 K232
The bidding:
East South West North
! dia. l spade Pass Pass
Dbl. Pass 2 d&a. 2 spades
All pass
The two schools Of thought
tangled in today's deal. Against
the contract of two spades, Mr..
Dale led the six of diamonds.
Dummy ducked and Mr.. Meek
won the queen.
A diamond return seemed
dangerous as Mr.. Heinsite might
have the jack and another one
left, so Mr.. Meek played the ace,
then the ten of clubs.
Mr.. Heinsite took the second
club with the king and paused
to plan his play. He planned it
very we'll. Since one spade trick
had to be lost in any case, he
cashed the ace of spades first,
then went to the board with
the ace of diamonds and led an
other spade, Mr.. Meek winning
with the king.
Out came the king Of dia-
monds and after a long trance
Mr.. Heinsite dropped the four of
hearts. He then looked up with
an excited gleam in his eye. He
felt sure he had made a fine
play. Any lead that Mr.. Meek
made now was going to lose a
trick for the defenders.
If another diamond was led,
Mr.. Heinsite would discard his
last heart and when Mr.. Dale
ruffed with the jack Of spades,
the jack of clubs would be dis
carded from dummy. After that
only one more trick, a club
would have to be lost.
A heart return would make
dummy's king good for a trick.
Actually, Mr.. Meek led a dia-
mand and the play went as out
lined.
That" said Mr.. Heinsite
proudly. 'is one of the finest
hands I ever played"
Did we make it?" asked Mr..
Muzzy, frowning.
mo. we were down one, but
on any other line Of play we
would have been down two"
Mr.. Muzzy shrugged. He found
1t hard to believe his partners
elation was on the level.
Ring up that tremendous VIC
tory" he said. "Score that so
points-for the opponents"
Give Heinsite credit" put in
Mr.. Dale. HE did play the hand
beautifully"
Mr.. Muzzy was unimpressed.
Next" he said you'll be CIV
Ing medals for going down 1400
to keep the opponents from max
ing two diamond contract"
(Copyright 1853. General Features Corp }
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Word Game
Find 20 or more words in
$50 RATH

Find 20 or more words in
1901 BATH,
meaning, having constant
depth" Average is 18; time limit,
20 minutes.
Rules Of the game. /. Words must be
OF four or more letters. g Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
s. such as "bats," cats" are not used.
Proper names are not used.
Answer to TRIBUNAL,
tail. tarn, tribal. trial, trail train, turn,
tuna, tubal. tuba, turban, rail, rain, rant,
Fiant, ritual, ruin, runt, bail, bait. barn,
binal, blurt, blunt, blur, brunt, bran,
built, burnt, burial bunt, buri, ulnaT.
ultra, unit. until, unbar. urban. urinal,
nail: nutria; nubia. abut, ALT, anil. aril,
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Often they call it the "spiny
lizard" or the "thorny devil"

Interesting life stories Of Mozart.
Beethoven, Chopin. Brahms, Strauss
and IAszt are told In the illustrated
leaflet called MASTERS or MUSIC.
This will be sent without charge to
any reader who asks for II and en-
closes q stamped self-addressed en-.
velope. Address your letter TO Uncle
Ray In care of The Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Personality Development

PERSONALITY ANALYSIS and DEVELOPMENT
provement and English 19th Successful Year Ca
further information. Air Conditioned,
Evening star., 1953-09-20
az Students Awarded Scholarships Worth $18 $50 at GNU

| John E. Duncan, 1887 Ellicott
street, NV, Shepard foreign
service scholarship.
Charles r. Bryant, 1872 New
Hampshire avenue NV, Rankin
foreign affairs scholarship.
Leonard I. WeinglasS, 1920
Sixteenth, street street NV,
Swisher history scholarship.
Erica Laufer, 2111 S street
NV, Andrews humanities schol-
arShip.
Eugene I. Lambert, 5761 Thir-
teenth street NV, high school
discussion group scholarship.
Thelma j. Reagan, 3611 Thir-
ty-ninth street NV, Panhellenic
scholarship.
Mary N. Gailbreath, 1856
North Rhodes street, Arlington,
newspaper scholarship.
Ann Mark, SOL Chillum road,
Hyattsville, newspaper scholar
ship.
Bernard A. Goodrich, 1924
Nineteenth street NV, news
paper scholarship.
Deena r. Schorr, $40 Twenty
first street NV, Farnham
scholarship.
Barbara Ann Mcleod, 4501
North Nineteenth road, Arling-
ton, Harvey scholarship.
Leon I. Salzberg, Norfolk, Va,
alumni scholarship.
Orville j. Emory, 1925 Thirty
first place NV, Carter scholar
ship.
Lucille A. Anstine, York, Pa,
Davis scholarship.
Joan Condee,, 638 D street
NE, Hazelton scholarship.
Anna Aylaian, 1909 Seven
teenth street NV, Wilmington
scholarship.
Milbrey L. Estes, 1911 Forty
first place Sc, Spencer and
Woodruff scholarships.
The following we're awarded
Emmas X. Carr scholarships:
Alex Rode, 1910 G street NV;
Mitchell Blankstein, 1888 Kalmia
road NV; Arnold B. Barr, 816
Sheridan street NV; Roderick
H. Boes, zoos G street NV;
Louis L. Clipp, 2204 Hall place
NV; Donald R. Hoffeld, 1928
Thirty-third street Sc; Harvey
K. Kaplan. 312 Peabody street
NV; Gerald r. Lynch, 3679
Highwood drive Sc; Fred B.
Tomlinson, 2615 South Grant
street, Arlington: Larry B. Silver,
6555 North Capitol street;
Richard j. Sincoff, $500 Mac
Arthur boulevard NV; Christo-
pher Brown, 2810 North Twenty
third street Arlington; Henry
REM, 200 North Wayne street
NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

Joel Shulman, 804 Farragut
street NV, Kappa Psi phar-
macy scholarship.
Theodore Kranzler, 1648 Thir-
ty-third street NV, Paul Pear
son pharmacy scholarship.
James A. Cauffman, 504 Inde-
pendence avenue Sc, Henry H.
Carter engineering scholarship.
James F. Merow, 1858 Ontario
road NV, Charles w. Dorsey
law scholarship
Henry E. McLane. jr., 1920
Mark drive, Alexandria, More
house and Walker ministerial
scholarships.
Sarah j. Parker, 1929 North
Taylor street, Arlington, Shepard
foreign service scholarship.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

Alan B.. Berger, 4120 Four
teenth street NV, Alpha Zeta
Omega pharmacy scholarship.
James A. Fink, jr., 4615 North
third street, Arlington, phar-
macy scholarship.
Joseph v. Pistone, 1880 Fair
mont street NV, pharmacy
scholarship.
George Koustenis. 2907
Gainesville street Sc, Emma K.
Carr and pharmacy scholar
ships.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Bowdoin in 152d Year

Bowdoin College, Brunswick,
Me-, starts its 1920 academic
year tomorrow. The ITO students
enrolled represent Is States and
three foreign countries. There
are two from the District.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

George Washington University
has announced sc holarshi p
awards totaling $18,950 to AZ
students, mostly from the Wash
ington area.
Winners are:
Virginia Duggins, 1854 North
Quincy street. Arlington, Anna
Bartsch woman's medical Schol-
arShip.
Brigitte Buchanan, 1904 Ar
den road, Cabin John, zonta
scholarship.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Bust Rejected

A bust of Churchill by Oscar
Nemon, Yugoslav sculptor, has
been rejected by the British Roy
al Academy.
Evening star., 1953-01-20

Open a HAHN CHARGE Ac-
COUNT for your shopping
convenience. Serves your
whole family at all 8 Hahn
Shoe Stores. Shop nights at
NcighborhWml stores.
Free Parking for your shopping
pleasure at all HAHN Ncighl,or-
hood Stores.
Evening star., 1953-03-28
THousebreaker Robs
And Threatens Invalid

A 70-year-old invalid woman
was robbed Of SIS yesterday by
a housebreaker who forced her
into the bathroom of her home
after threatening to kill her If
she called for help.
Mrs. Anna Tillis. 5249 Forty
third street NV, told police
she was lying in bed in her Sec
ond-floor room when she heard
her dog barking frantically
downstairs.
She went down the steps to
investigate and saw a young
white man ransacking the living
room.
Mrs. Tillis. whose family was
not at home, gave the house.
breaker three SIS bills when he
demanded money. The intruder.
after telling the woman he would
kill her if she cried out, forced
her back up the steps and into
the bathroom.
Police said the housebreaker
got in by turning the lock after
breaking a window on the front
door. Mrs. Tillis, who suffered a
heart attack last month, lives
with her son and daughter-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stern.
Evening star., 1953-03-28

The Easter Seal Fund Appeal
Of the District Society for Grip.
pied Children has reached the
halfway mark of it's $120. 600
goal. but only a week remains
in the 1853 campaign.
The society has raised $62, ,443. i.
The drive ends April 5.
Campaign General Chairman
G. Diamond said the funds will
Evening star., 1953-03-28
Union Wins Easement
On CupitoI Grounds

The Senate yesterday passed
and sent to the White House a
measure granting permission to
the Teamsters' Union to make
temporary use Of a three-foot
strip Of Federal land near Louis
lana avenue and D street NV.
The easement was requested to
aid the union in the construction
Of q five-story headquarters
building adjoining the Federal
area. The House already has
passed the bill.
Evening star., 1953-03-28
MoiI Frunkine Increases

Some philatelists are wonder
ing If postage stamps are on their
way out, as London Offices now
report up to % per cent of their
mail franked!
Evening star., 1953-03-28
Easter Seal Fund Drive Reaches HALLWAY Mark

help 700 local children learn to
walk, speak and use their
hands,"