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The John Kilpen Hotel

231O ASHMEAD PL. NV.
y block of Conns ave. overlooking
Rock Creek Park away from traf-
nc noise: conv. transp.: dble. and
Sgle rms. pvt baths avail: excel
meals; rates: $3.50 wk. UP. HO
2-36HH
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
REFRG. CLOSEOUT

Lowest prices in town on new 81 GE,
WESTINGHOUSE. Frlgidaire Pnilco,
Admiral and Gibson reIrigeratorS.
These boxes are priced TO go. We
must make room for new - models.
All refrigerators new, in sealed car
tons fully guaranteed. STANDARD
TIRE 4: BATTERY CO. 10th and Fl
SITS. ne. Ii. 3-90SI. Open ewes.
I'll q III
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ARLINGTON-Unus nice
rm. with bath for gentleman, III
new brick home. IA. S-6lJ4. 4
CHEVY CLASSROOM in big. beauti-
tu!. private home: all homo priv
legeS: tennis court OIL. 46603. -
ARL.--Lge. I'M, next bath. IL new
home; Block 20 bus .Iu0 n
Potomac St JF 10000. 5
HYATTSVILLE. MD.-Fu.n. rm. Tor
mar; next bath; no other roomers
WA. G-Hl0 -,
IIIl $. GLEBE RID. Arl, Na.-Ssle
and dbie. next bath; cow Navy
and Pentagon. IA. 5-100; -
ROOM for empl. man in pvt home;
excel transp, parking sp uniim
phone nice surroundings. IA
S-"S3n -.
ROOM. next to
bath; kit. priyllS: Chape! Oaks
Md. UN, 4-6946. or LII. 3S0j1,
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1922 18th ST. NV
BOILING FIELD VIC,

Lovely , rms. bath and foyer. plenty
heat and hot water; walk downtown.
TIA n-11iO: NO --flll -
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TYPIST to work in wholesale house.
wares concern; must have good
knowledge OF figures. 5-day week;
apply r g. @ SPECIALITY CO.,
1925 Blair I'd. NV. RIA. 6-1O42.
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1868 SPRING RID. N.W.-Lovely bsmt.
apt completely furn.: liv. rm,
bedrm.. kit, bath; all utils. incl:
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING APT, 1897
Newton ST. NV; S4S month. HO.
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" over BE sFPfs Inn 7 9 WIS WIS.
ave. OIL. 1880, or OIL. 4-9s92.
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CONGEN. EX-TEACnER wis'es loom
NV, in exchange for baby sitt.rF OF
tutoring eyes rsf: co 5-fh,;i
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture. full con
tents or odd pieces. refgrS.. stoves
wash. mach, TVS. Closed Mondays
S. L. FURN. CO., go 9TH ST. sc
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LARGE FRONT BED. -LIN. RM.. Kit,
aGi bath: C0rv. Navy YARD. cariine
NE $4,000 -
53I2 18th ST. NW.-Clean. atrac.
liz. rm.. twin bedrm.. dinette. kit.
bath in apt. bldg. RA. 3-6235
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IINGToN's FINEST ADDRESS

51I6 9Th ST N.W.-@nd f.. rev
house. bedrm twin beds, liy
nm. bath. kit. pch. I'd AND eat
". utlls. m. stores. TU. 2-nTSD
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N1NU T U1tN1 I UELE %.
S3n3 GEORGIA Ave. III. OBS
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DECATUR ST. NV lge. bed!ms,,
Nv, rm., spacious kit bath. utils;; 3
PINE-PANELED LIV. RM., bedrm,
kit. tiled bath with shower. screened
porch. utilS. out side sunny rms.
Near IAN and Park rd.; Ss5 30.
TIL. 2-4l43 j
ST. becrIns., liv. rm., kitchenette,
bath. Large lawns. Baby grand
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WILSON HOuSES-f622" 18Th ST.
@ou5 Kalorama rd. Excel rms. $50
iu->. 80: PVT: bath. so. AID. .,-a"96.
GEORGETOWN. 1914 26th st--tst-
Il. irt. Comfortable apt: suit bic
J or > persons: cook stove. refer..
shower path and tub clean and
ready TO move in; utils. incl: so
mo. ADEQUATE parking. Tel. oil.
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shorthand and typ
ng; employment benefits; to 4:3O.
AMERICAN RED CROSS, National
laval Medical Center. Bethesda.
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ROOMS EURNisHED-s.E., S.w,
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

30 Sth ST. S.E.-Nice, Sgle rms.
$3.50 wk.. also 2Tm. apt. ST. Nk
Ii $3.50.
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sITUATloNs-DoMEsTIc

CHILD CARE Would like care OF
little baby and Inv; 5-day wk:;
Al refs; sc. pref. LU. 1-1569
4s
HoUsEKEEPER. exper., cooking or
days. work; colored; refs, Hu.
NURSE. PRACTICAL. colored. desires
child care and ]. h. W, Mon, through
Fri or days work: cleaning and
ironing. Best references. LU. A.
G n 7. SsRts s.h.~'' plain COOKING.
GIRL wants days work: refs. Call
after 8 pm. Ii 3-3557.
GIRL, colored. experienced. desires
child care. light housework, 8 days
a week Call 10. 2-T52S. 81
GIRL, colored. wishes g,h.w. days
y Tk,' F pF el lagaSress and cleaner;
Silver sprinS. JU. 5-76s6. -
WOMAN wants day, full or part time
work; Sood worker; reliable. CO.
WOMAN. cOlored. desires work. maid
or file clerk. NO. 7-4509. -
WOMAN. colored, refined. depenoaple,
wants morning or eve. work, Mon.
through Fri. ST. 3-S464.
work; .haby sitting or days work.
skILLED' DOMESTIC HELP who Know
the value OF service and RESPONSE
bilitv; highest character; years Of
eXper. NATIONAL DOMESTIC SERv
ICE UNION: Local No ! Hu: 3;65s6
day work cleaning or ironing. HU.
EXPER., RESPONSIBLE young wnlte
woman. wishes child care and some
housework. in nice home. and
6edrm excel refs. ~; 9-5042
wishes position as housekeeper. Box
REFINED LADY desires child care.
Inv; references. Boz 335-B. star.
SETTLED CoLoRED LADY desires
days work; experienced; references.
CoLoRED GIRL desires light house
work or child care. Good reference.
c 81 sIESti GIRL wants Job taking taxi
care of children or baby sitting. day
iCOLoRED GIRL wishes child care.
cleaning house, stay some niehts:
5-day week; DAYS work. NO! :3T.
COLORED GIRL, inexperienced, from
the South, desires Job as nursemald.
Ii. 7-529S afte~ BIS pm.
COLORED WOMAN desires work as
cook. housekeping, o-day week. LII.
COLORED GIRL would like Job cairns
for children at home or out. Phone
COLORED WOMAN desires Job clean
Ing. days week; by day or hour
Exper. and references. LII. 1880.
COLORED GIRL, gh.w.. plain cook;
can drive car; live in; elderly peo-
pie; no children; 5i2-day wk. Refer
euces: S3O-S:i5 week. AID. 4-S39l.
nights: or DAYS work. NO, 7-l237.
COLORED GIRL desires lob as busgirl
or maid of any kind; references,
DE. 3-9054
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FURNITURE
SELLING OUT
$4,000 STOCK TO BE
SOLD FOR " PRICE

Was Nov
ape. Dresser. Chest,
Bed; maple $4,000 $500
Ape. Dble. Dresser,
Chest. Bed: Morocco
Sand $4,000 S194 OF
Ape. Dble. Dresser,
Chest, Bookcase, Bed,
Commode S476. 90 $236 OF
6-Pc. Cherry Mahog.
Dble. Dresser, Chest
Chest, Twin Beds.
commode $685. 90 S347.5(
5-Pc. Chrome Dinette SS9.95 $40.
TV Chairs. spr. seats $1995 S9.9i
P,S. BRING YOUR CHECK BOOK
KING FURNITURE co.
SoO3 Georpja Ave III nSSoj
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BUSINESS SERVICES

REMODELING, custom-built homes,
wall and floor tile: free estimate,
FLA terms: complete kitchen. Web
ster 5-50Ga. C. G. FLORA CO. -
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BUILDING MATERIALS

CAMERA-Movie. Keystone smm
S45. Reminston de luxe electric
shaver. $50 1873 p st. NV, RIM
Eli. bet. and 10 pm. No dealers
CATERPILLAR d. bulldozer. SIT
blades; Call AID. 2-253s.
new not sur bro 11l s Sheen bt sab
ardine, dbl. size IS reg. TIE. 6-2331
CLOTHING-Man's double breasted
suits, size 80 long. will sacrifice
COATsEWinter, brodcloth. red. siz,
10 black velvet stole, deep blsci
fox fur cuff, excel cond. $50: Cone,
fur. size 10, good cond., $50. 20
COMMERCIAL wAxER BUFFER
brushes; paid $500. price. 500. TIE
5000 or 1885 llth. Apt. ~ after
CRIB. storkline. white, adjustabl,
spring. excellent condition; $50
DEEP FREEZE-Upright, IL Gu. IT,.
new. Call ia. s-9l5I. 5
DIAMONDS, mans ia cts. $500
sfSc Ia ady fts e. stsS se mans mans e's
81 cts, S6a5. LIvINGsToN a. CO.
1923 II st. NV ME. S-J26S. II
DINETTE SET-Table, .4ox35.. opens
to 40x45. 4 chairs. Red and chrome
DINING ROOM TABLE. lined oak,
chairs and table, extra leaf in table
table pad; good cond AP. 7-7234.
DINING sET-1O pc. walnut. dble
and sgle; beds with springs. mat
misc. 1910 Lamont st. NV.
FUR COAT-Beautifu silver mus
KRAFT, sixe l4-16, full length. worn
3 times; Will sell for less than hall
5000 RA. 6-7639. -
FURNACE. hot air type. slightly
used: peri. cond.; $40. Call so
FURNlTURE-Lawson love seat. $50:
chair. $50; sofa, $40; custom made
In cotton. damask or striped
material. HOFFMAN, UPHOLS-
TERERS. CO. 5-5116. Slip covers
cabinet work. rehnishing and repair-
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-ne bet.
ter-grade bedrm.. dining rm.. Twins
.rm from unclaimed freight anc
factory closeouts. etc. A great say.
ing for cash. LION STORAGE
PLDG.. 400 New YORK ave. NV;
daily, 1915 Sat. till 4. RE. 7-43lo
FURNITURE Bed davenport; !;
price; like new. spotless:. Lawson
beau. gray freiZe; Sl35. TIE. 62;.3l
-
FURNITURE : Studio couch with
back, SO. Fine condition. Wa!
$50 new AID 2-6497.
FURNITURE sALk-- Brand-new bed
rm, liv rm and dinette sets from
unclaimed railroad freight ana fac
tory closeouts. HENRY'S FIlRNi
TURE CO.. 1873 9TH st NV HU
3-3646 Terms arranged, free de-
Govt service and union discounts
FURNITURE-Two rms, bedroom
living room, breakfast set. JU. s
1246 q
IFURNiTURE-Bunk beds. SIS; soft
and, chairs and 3 end stands $50
washing machine, wringer. SIS
dble bed, maple, S25 IA. 0-42l4
after 8 pm. or see MRS. GORDON
522S Illinois ave. NV. a
FURN.--Complete contents of
bedrm. apt. incl. kitchen ware
china. crystal and misc. items. OIL
6-S676. a
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Steel
TELEV1S1ON SALE
WE BEAT ALL DISCOUNT PRICES.
BRANDY NEW 1854 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES

AlMAo ohLI~o
3I43 N WASHINGTON Blvd
Arlington, Va Open I'll 9 ia. $500
TV with AM and I'm radio tRCAL
$50 10 "-"330 -
TV--Philco II" table model. used 2
months. includ. wrought iron table
and antenna. SIG. EN- 2-2oSS.
letter file, SO elec add mach.
bargain. 5000 eth st. NV. after
TYPkWRITERS-N portables, from
terms err s. AMERiecAS TYPEwRITER
co i43l Capitol 81 II 3-ooS?
TfPEWRiIERs AZ s sto ore: de- "a, .aie
chimes chi Ssh. SHARPLY 4seafed .o, Se1 ,4,S
st, NV Hu 3-5l.I
TYPEWRITERS. new portables 81 80
wkly.; recond. ONCE machines 80
up. Free tipping course. TEMP E
SCHOOL, 1888 G ST. NV. MA,
TYPEWRITERS. port. NEW Rem,
Royal. Smith Corona. Und., Olympia
free home Gem, sl-"V Nk' ID. -
VACUUM CLEARANCE: E!eetroIyx
SI5 SD 5s I Lee hwy ia. @-i9fI
WASHER. Kenmore automatic with
std saver; excel. cond.. 1875" model
Sl15. Carriage. list out style Doodle
buggy. with mattress used I mos;
perf. cond., $3.50. OIL. 9-S9t2.
y
Bendix: all interior parts
new; Sl0o. OIL. 2-615 j
WASHERS Maytag. Bendix and
Crosby auto. and wringer: new
and recond As low as S24 50.
Biggest trade-in allowance in city
Cash or terms. AABACO, 2U2N
K. /. ave. ne Open Sunday.
WASHING MACHINE-ApeX.n like new,
$40; brocateile couch and chair set,
$40. nor 6. 18th st, Ari.. Va. -
WEDDING DRESS--Si2e 10. worn
once, purchased at GaTfinCkelS FOX
5000: viii sell for $50. EN-. - 80
YOUTH BED-With matt. S15. 10
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ROOMS FURNlSHED-N.E.

MONROE ST. NE. n. churches snd
monastery rms. for LADIES: so
ana SO; > buslines. LA D. S9>S
9O6 MD. AVE. NE.-Large from rm.
make attractively bed-Iiy nm, near
bath. No objection 20 hot plate:
Sl2 wk. also nice single, $50 mo.
10. --51S9 3"
Ith AND FRANKLIN - Comfortable
dble. beorm.. next TO bath; excel
tranSp DU. 7-n"30 =
COLORED-MORSE ST. N.E.-Nicelv
furn. front nm, Cple. or Sgle person
kit. priyils. Ii. 7-0514. II
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HELP-WoMEN Cont

eTENOGRAPHER, shorthand and typ
ing; employment benefits; to 4:3O:
AMERICAN RED CROSS, National
Naval Medical Center. Bethesda
Nd; o.; 45SS9o, $500 -
permanent position in editorial Of
fee; liberal vacation; 5-day wE.;
pleasant working conditions; en-
trance salary, S2,400; advancement
3 mos. Give age, marital status.
phone number to Box 267-C, Star.
OTENOGRAPHER, single. not over
80. for position with large CORPORA
tion. Reply in full. Swing age. edu-
cation, experience, recent occupatlon
and refs; starting salary, $4. 900
STENOGRAPHER. part time; young
lady to work 4 or hours in the
afternoon. 3 days per week: must
be capable and good at flgures; semi
annual vacation with pay. Apply IN
person only. NATIONAL UNIFORM
CO. 2001 K ST. NV. =
STENOGRAPHER
menu for alert HSGt'O Young lady: good
tipping and shorthand are essential.
b-day. 40-hr. wk. with benefits,
Apply
Stone Paper Tube Co.
900 Franklin st. NE. =
TEACHER. part. time evenings; Gregg
shorthand. typing. Tues. and Thurs,
z do pm %, bright personality,
TYPiST for accounting division Of
ing salary. airline priv. ME. s.
TYPISr to work in wholesale house
wares concern: must have eood
knowledge OF 1suTsS; 5,dAy week S
1926 Blair I'd. NV. RIA. 6-l042.
TYPIST - Perm. position. Resident
Arl.-Geor9etoWn area, eXper. pref.
Lee orEanization offers excel oppor.
benefits. Phone Mr.. SWAIN. CO. o.
TYPIST. for law ofice. specializing in
the administration OF estates and the
preparation of wills. Regular part
time WORK OF I hours a DAY. Knowl-
edse o. shorthand necessary; air
conditioned Offices and kooG working
conditions Please reply in own
handv gltluG, stating aCe and giving
details OF qualifications including
shorthand speed and knowelge of
bcOl;keepirg. If any Reply IN WRIT
ING ONLY 10 Suite S24 Investment
Bldg MaShrstop ;. d. C. II
TYPIST
Mus be rapid and accurate, steady
position good opportunity; excel.
salary Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
ING co 703 9TH 81. NV. =
WAITRESS. exper white; fun time;
over ~ BETHESDA INN. 1926 Wis,
ave. OIL. 4-39s0. or OIL. 1882.
WAITRESS wanted: day shift; must
be exper. Apply in person. bet. IL
and : pm. Ell MEXICO RESTAU-
RANT. 1908 Conn. ave. 4
MATTRESSES, white. full or part time
wanted. Apply after 5 pm. 3l2
Y0GNG LADIES. earn SIS weekly;
sales exper helpful but not neces.
TELECoLOR. 102S Conn. ave,
GIRL. white: to work In grocery store,
Friday and Saturday. l Kennedy
st NV, ia. a-til00. -
AVON PRODUCTS. INC.-Can place
several capable women at once. Full
SIS weekly: RE; 7-s!o1a =
appearance. with a fair for meet
ing the public 10 act as receptionist
for an established home furnishing
store. Write Box assoc. Star for
apt. and state full qualifications.
EXTRA CASH-sen shelled pecans to
friends. For particulars. Box 6053
Midcity Sta, Wash. D c. IS
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FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE SALE

Brand new top quail
ity, modern furniture,
not just at discount
prices, but many pieces
below wholesale.
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THE MARRY
ALLEN LEE HOTEI,

70l 10Th st. NV. Comfortable,
steam-heated, single and twin rooms.
Near shops theaters and restau-
rants. From IS weekly u
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TRENTON TERRACE

GARDEN-TYPF APT. CLOSE TO
DOWNTOWN
Attractive large bedroom apt COM
pletey furnished All utilities IN
GUIDED So 50 3-bedroom unfur-
nished, SS1 so. Rental Office 1000
Mississippi ave. Sc. 10. 2-06lS
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STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position with advance
ment for alert young lady: good
tipping and shorthand are essential,
b-day. 40-hr. wk. with benefits,
Apply
Stone Paper Tube Co.
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furnished brand-new fur
nlture; compietely redec9ratec: one
. bedrm. living nm. dirette. Kit. and
bath large roon.sl, picture windows.
ample closet space. laundry taciii-
ties, Cuny to bus and shopping CEN
ter Once or development. $500
nth :. Sc. 10 1-uI31
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ARGE FRONT Red. .LIN. RM.. kit.

,0sI, 10th ST. SW.-1-rm apis:
heat and utilS.; reaS.; near PeNta
Gon and Army bases. DI. 1852
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S. wk. up Sl4 dble; some pvt. baths
24-hr. PIX. Downtown, mr.. new
State Dept. Bus at door. 1904 F
ST. NV, Elk 3-3224 q
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18th AND COL. RID, . bedrms., !. r,
a fau6 I'd "a s4 pain Adults soa sis5 vel So Hrp J.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

lew apartment, walk TO work, Large
living room, spacious bedroom. Gen
eral Electric kitchen. dinette, large
modern bathroom and shower, five
walk-in double closets, cross VENT
lation. new modern furnit re, ru@S,
wall TO wall: Venetian blinds, auto
matte washing machine ana DRYERS.
free gas. electricity and telephone,
suitable for four adults. Month. o.
1854 T. -
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HOTEL 144O

! rm.. kit, bath: maid and phons
serv. SCI VE. up. AID. 2-GSo0.
l4i0 Rhode Island nv, 3
SHIpI EV pARK
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,OMFoRT UNLIMITED-EMBAssY

Sec ION. For limited rent in air.
conditioned bldg, located a. Ne
ridian Park. elegant apt. for =:
completely turn, linens, silver. china.
etc; plenty OF closets. full bath and
kit. reigr. elevator. laundry and
storage: sec-etar!al service. 1873
Euclid 81 n W EC 3-3j0H
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ESSEX HOTEL
Dble. rms. SO. 1913 Pa. ave. NV
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500 Massachusetts Ave. NE.

BOILING VIEW APARTMENTS
-?S.50 per mo. Incl all utils.: Tx
left llv. I'm ll811-tt bedrm.,
full din. kit. and bath, incinerator.
Laundry nm. etc; lmmcd ar =
ture occupancy. See MRS. LEONE.
3u2 Attn st. Sc; All NO. 3. 10.
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'-NIW y. q u ~ ''I-
CONN. AVE. APT, BLDG

Larg. l-peurm.. liv rm.. DIN. foyer,
kit. and bath All utlls., switchboard
ard elevator. HO. 2.651i.
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ssOo voonIFy RID NW-Pedrm

M 4Tl'' NItISFtE' htVVt4VI'tV ". =
Septeu! Der, refs CO. 5-5694
ri FARRAGUT PL. NV. = Duplex
furn.; = rms. kit. bath. TU. 2-43:}:;
after : pm. all day Suns. Key at
- Farragut pl. NV. Children well
come It
I3S WEBSTER ST. NE. duplex. I
bsdrm, XIV. nm, lge. kit. bath. front
and back entrs,; attrac. quiet neiah-
borhood Ut!ls.; $40. IA. 9-14qi
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Attractive 1-bedrm. apt. avail. for
immediate occupancy, modern, !;
family blds, close 10 shop and
transp,, Adequately furn.; only ~an.
INCLUDING ALL UTlI4S Apply
lanitoC. Z; Forester 81. s.W. DREY-
FUSS BROS. lul9 18th 81. n ".
Ma S-OJS! Il
Evening star., 1954-10-12
II Who Helped Build
Amazon Road Meet

Twenty-seven surviving MEM
bers of a construction gang that
80 years ago blasted a railroad
through 200 miles of the Amazon
jungle met at the Willard Hotel
last week to relive their feat.
known as the Madeira Ma
more Association. the group has
shrunk to ITS members.
The steel road they built
spanned jungle. swamp and
rivers. 1t stretched from Porto
Velho, Brazil. to Guajara Mirim,
Bolivia. 1t was built to bring out
rubber which previously was
floated down river on RATS.
Often. rapids in the Madeira and
Mamore rivers broke up the RATS
and ruined thousands Of dollars
Of crude rubber.
The membership includes en-
gineers, doctors and construction
men scattered throughout II
countries and, the United States.
Included are Col. Robert p.
Waters, Of 1922 Wooten drive,
Falls Church. Va, permanent
secretary Of the group; Arthur
G. Post. of Culpeper County, Va;
Or. William Emerich. of Hebron.
Md; William Boyle. also Of Cul-
pepper; and William M. McDer-
mott, of 1919 Clifton street NV.
At a banquet in the hotel.
members tentatively decided to
hold its next meeting here next
wear.
Evening star., 1954-10-12
Acc and REA Pledge
Early Atomic Aid 10 Farms
By the Associated Press


The Atomic Energy Commis-
sion and the Rural Electrifica-
ton Administration issued a
joint statement yesterday prom
Using to make benefits Of the
Governments atomic energy
program available to farms "at
the earliest practicable moment" "
The statemtnt was issued by
Acc Chairman Lewis l.. Strauss
and REA Administrator Ancher
Nielsen after a closed conference
with members of their stats and
a committee of the National
Rural Electric Cooperative AS
Sociation.
The statement called attention
to a provision of law requiring
the Government to give prefer
entail treatment to cooperative
users in disposal Of electrical
power generated by the atomic
commission IN its development
programs.
The REA makes loans to
farmer co-operatives for setting
up rural electric power systems.
The statement said the two
agencies are determined to
make the knowhow of the new
art of nuclear power genera
ton available to co-operatives. "
Evening star., 1954-10-12
Dovid Lomence- sc. s..s. 8.
G.O.P.:: Look Awoy, Dixielond
Republican Foothold in South Seen Lost; Repudioton'
BY Eisenhower of Stotes' Rights Gets Mujor Blame
Dovid lawrence

Irrespective Of the merits OF
segregation or non-segregation
as a social question and look
ing at the controversy solely
as Q realistic development in
American politics. it is not too
early to say that the Repub-
lican Party has lost out in the
South for decades to come.
From now on it will be
found that af1iliation of most
Of the Republicans in the,
South with the Democratic
Party has been resumed in the
hope of keeping the South on
the conservative side,
It isn't generally realized
perhaps what has been hap
pening in the South since the
Roosevelt and Truman admin
istrations began agitating the
civil rights issue. Thus, the
Republican vote in the IL
States Of the so-called Solid
South went from 700,942, or
about 18 per cent of the
Southern vote in 1882, to
3,955.254, or 46 per cent Of
the total, In 1882,
Where did this big Repub-
lican vote come from? In
1948. when the civil rights
issue was hotly contested in
the South. the Republicans
polled 1.361,742 and the
States rights party got 1,154,-
SIS. Combining these two, we
get a total of 2.516,267. This
was just slightly under the
vote of 2.557,402 cast by the
Democrats that same year.
Unquestionably in 1852 virtu-
ally all the States rights vote
went to the Republicans be-
cause they polled 3.955.254.
The Democrats got 4,428, 1853 in
those same II States.
Why did the States rights
Democrats vote for Gen. Eisen-
hover? They believed he was
committing the Republican
Party to States rights because
in his campaign speeches he
said that he believed in
Evening star., 1954-10-12
Charles E. Wilson,
Maximum Defense at Low Cost
Secretary Explains How Armed Services Are Obtaining
Their Top Combat Effectiveness Without Waste

Combat effectiveness, if it is
to exist at all, must be based
on efficiency.
There are three distinct
methods of achieving efficiency
IN military affairs.
First there is efficiency in
planning. BY this, we mean
devising a strategy which per-
mits selection Of force ele-
ments and weapons systems
that provide the greatest COM
bat effectiveness at the lowest
cost in manpower and re-
sources. A part Of such STRAIT
egy is to select the weapons
that must be stockpiled and to
provide the reserves and mo-
bilization capacity required
for our use if we are so un-
fortunate as to be forced into
war. Such a strategy must be
designed to achieve and MAIN
tain our security and at the
same time support our diplo-
matte objectives as we con-
tinue to work for world peace.
The creation Of new weap-
ons systems has brought new
RELATIONSHIPS between men and
material. The caliber Of per-
sonnel, rather than mere num-
bers, is constantly becoming a
more important factor in the
measurement Of military
strength. Thorough training
and long experience are re-
quired for the effective opera
ton of modern weapons. The
firepower of our modern COM
bat units is many times that Of
their World War II predeces-
sorS.
The emphasis that we are
placing on air power illustrates
how new weapons systems are
being integrated into military
plans. We are now engaged in
a steady build-up for the Air
Force that will give us 1877
wings by June 80. 1857. with
necessary support units. Our